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Volume
Price
N. Y., Monday, February 18, 1957
New York 7,
Number 5613
185
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Offering
Proposed
—
seeking authority for pipeline facilities, esti¬
designed to increase the daily delivery
from 300,000,000 to 400,000,000 cubic feet.
Panhandle Is proposing to abandon the sale of approximately 127,-*
000,000 cubic feet of natural gas per day to Michigan Consolidated
Gas Company, of Detroit.
American Louisiana is proposing to deliver
a
portion of its increased sales capacity to Michigan Consolidated.
The proceedings also
involve an application by Gulf Refining Co.,
of Houston,
Texas, to sell natural gas to American LouisianaHie
Commission on Jan. 11
permitted Gulf to withdraw three other ap¬
of
Louisiana
The
directors,
new
real
it
announced on Feb. 11 have decided to form
and to transfer to it certain real estate
was
operations of the ACF-Wrigley company, believing that such
can
be handled more efficiently by a separate corporation.
new
real
common
held
the
estate
the
on
The new
date.
record
Stock and Bond Quotations
share of common stock of
two shares of ACF-Wrigley
for an offer of one
corporation for jeach
call
plans
operations
real estate developments not
of ACF-Wrigley Stores, Inc.
corporation also would engage in other
necessarily connected with the business
Present
In This Issue
corporation
estate
New
It
York
Dec.
of
31,
Profit
709.
before
taxes
Pacific
equal to 35 cents per share on the currently
outstanding 3,633,817 shares of common stock, which includes 71,251
shares issued as a 2r/c
stock dividend on January 22, 1957.
amounted
to
$1,281,716,
for
Sales
the
$158,027,769.
taxes,
currently
prior
the
At
then
to
for
the
has
it
acquired
under
20,000
30,000
square
annually.—V.
store
to
periods
comparable
no
feet
York
City,
basis.
substantial
reached
The
merger.
companies
The
this
of
authorized.
one
ceiving
stock
—V.
the
of
for
would
Aircraft
of
the
new
181,
p.
shares
l»/2
of
a
of
$10
for
will
of
will
par
both
Airborne
Radio
stockholders
shares
have
out.
stock
Common
of
its
The
general
will
Foreign
research
of
re¬
Ltd.,
for
Aircraft Radio
each
and
Akron,
Canton &
Youngstown RR.
December—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Net
—V.
Jan.
from
110,679
102,875
108,464
72,799
48,484
50'
Notices. 50
47
214,911
126,872
42,365
expected
41.
p.
6,029,391
6,000,069
5,093,296
6,291,763
1,536,309
1,728,589
1,032,315
2,137,183
503,086
765,949
452,995
868,574
Redondo Beach,
December—-
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Jan.
Net
ry.
—V.
p.
Securities
The
1955
1954
$1,521,671
$1,565,030
$1,575,733
469,371
295,370
423,699
480,022
under
772,406
128,320
155,884
253,465
securities
1953
subscription
expired
period
at
the close of business on
Feb. 7, 1957.
606.
135,
p.
Co.—Stock Offering—
American Natural Gas
will hold an information
prosoective bidders for the
company
for
25,
meeting at 3 p.m. (EST) on
442,114-share common stock
made to shareholders through subscription warrants.
meeting will be held in the Little Theater of City Bank Farmers
Co., Fifth Floor, 20 Exchange Place, New York City.
See also
income.
20.572.170
17.486,057
19,861,576
4,641,275
6,634,940
4,524,171
5,841.160
._
2,969,086
3,230,777
2,264,734
3,004,779
481.
Commission on Feb. 7 announced the
suspending exemptions from registration
1933 with respect to public offerings of
of
Act
filed
notification,
A
OH, Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—In its Regu¬
8,
1955, this company proposed the
Aug.
public offering of 300,000 shares of common stock at $1 per share.
(2) Arizona Cheese & Cattle Co., Inc., Phoenix, Ariz.—In its Regula¬
tion A notification,
filed June 11, 1954, this company proposed the
public offering of 100 5% convertible debentures at $500 per debenture,
5,000 shares of 6ft preferred stock at $10 per share, and 5,300 shares
of
common
and
of
offering
public
Inc., Reno, Nev.—In its Regu-.
April 16, 1954. this company proposed the
Associates,
Fibre
notification,
lation A
filed on
shares
8,750
of common
capital stock at $10 per
shur6>
S. J. BROOKS & COMPANY
TORONTO
STOCK
this
1955,
14,
shares of stock
200,000
MEMBERS
THE
i
March
Calif.—In
Arcadia,
Kwik-Fizz,
(4)
filed
company
$1
at
per
its
Regulation A notification,
the public offering of
proposed
share.
requirements
not
BOND & SHARE BROKERS
quirement
based
and
of
the
upon
a
the
the amount
orders in the four cases
comply with'this reporting
above listed
requirement,
use
suspension
failure
to
Commission's staff for such reports. Each
the
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on
question whether the suspension should be vacated or made per¬
manent,—V. 182, p, 809.
Direct private wire to
The
Feb.
L. J. FORGET ft CO.
American Steel
——I
sales
Met
before
Income
"
taxes
—
taxes—
income
Federal
Foundries (& Subs.)—Record Earns.—
Ended Dec. 31—
3 Months
Dividends
Earnings
per
"Adjusted
Sept.
50from
up
about
share
to
30.
by
a
of
Federal
19
this
in
natural
in
Power
Pipe Line
Commission
has
Co.—Hearings—
scheduled hearings to reconvene
D. C„ on applications relating to a proposal
expand its pipeline system in the Midwest, and
by Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. to abandon the sale
gas to a utility company in Michigan,
The hearings have
Washington,
company
request
been
Louisiana
.
,—
recess
to
the
S60.OCO.000.
third
1957
outlook,
since
Nov.
16.
$5,500,000 the last
shareholders
fourth quarter is affected adversely
but sales for the year will probably
the year ended last Sept. 3ft. PlanO
about $10,000,000 as compared to
year.
on
Jan.
31
ratified a stock option
plan for key
authorized the company to indemnify employes,
for legal expenses, if incurred without fault
with their employment.—V. 183, p. 657.
employes, and
and
directors
connection
diaries C. Jarchow, President, told
now that results for the second
fiscal year will be better than the
that it appears
of the current
quarters
as
The
*$1-47
5% stock dividend paid Oct. 19, 1956.
backlog was approximately $52,000,900,
previous year-end. Backlog currently is running
quarter.
Traditionally, the
vacation shutdowns, he said,
great or greater than for
additions
during
1957
will be
be
$1,352,090
719,027
#0.57
*1,263,392
give effect to a
1956, the order
Discussing the
the
shareholders
and
771.547
$0.60
1,286,746
$1.34
share
capital shares
per
of
Number
3956
1955
$28,662,369 $27,153,989
3,569,867
3,834,090
1,851,000
1,982,000
$1,718,867
income
Net
by
American
SAVARD ft HART
Epstein, newly elected
corporation, on Feb. 14,
first
TELEPHONE EMpire 34012
President-
President and Chief Executive Officer
announced the resignation of Donald
H. Shanedling as President and executive head.
Mr. Shanedling will continue as a director with the title of Chairman
of the Board and will act as consultant to the board and management.
Marvin Koenigsberg has been elected a director in place of Alfred S.
Olmstead, Jr., who has resigned.—V. 183, p. 2533.
At
requests from the
orders provides an
despite
1, Ont.
semi-annual reports reflecting
of the proceeds thereof.
the filing of
Commission's
The
are
185 Bay Street, Toronto
for
securities sold
of
Shopping Centers, Inc.—New
Dividends
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from the registration
of the Securities Act for public offerings of securities
exceeding $300,000 in amount.
One of such conditions is a re¬
EXCHANGE
'
714.
p.
this
of
stock at $10 per share.
Chemical
(3)
185,
American
Julius
by the following:
Amalgamated American
lation
The
Trust
V.
Exchange
and
Securities
the
fli
18,193,198
..
Nev.—
Suspended—
of orders temporarily
Issuance
1—
railway..
railway
oper.
185,
$469,800 worth of debentures to
—V.
Feb.
American Oil, Inc., Las Vegas,
Offering Temporarily
Stock
1956
railway
income-
from
from
in the
be taken
underwriters of the offering headed
by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co. The net proceeds of the offering will be used to furnish
additional
working capital to finance AMF*s expanding sales and rentals.
The
-New Name-
below.
Logistics Research, Inc.
$1,552,210
railway
oper.
Net
stock held was subscribed
$12,256,000 or 96.3% Morehead Patterson,
and President, announced on Feb. 8.
by the group of
The
Amalgamated
from
of common
Chairman
offering being
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Earnings—
Gross
Calif.-
481.
p.
by
*
Alwac Corp.,
See
(estimated),
school and research institute
Machine
of
amount
Fund, Inc.—Offering Soon—
Resources
of this issue, in
of main hospital
building, $400,006;
institute, $384,003;
the net proceeds
use
201.
p.
Subscribed
shares
25
that public offering of the proposed issue of 400,000
shares of common stock will be made by the end of February through
Fund Corp., 523 Marquette Ave., Minneapolis 2, Minn.
See also V. 185.
is
It
proceeds of
hospital and
intends to use the net
and equipment "of the
Israel.
/
& Foundry Co.—96.3% of Deben¬
Stockholders—This company's re¬
cent offering to holders of common stock of $12,725,800
of 20-year 5% convertible subordinated debentures due
Feb. 1, 1977 on the basis of $100 of debentures for each
1—
railway
railway.
opcr.
incanie__
185,
1953
$422,142
income—
from
ry.
1954
$451,114
railway
oper.
From
Grov?
Net
Allied
1955
$508,070
181,
This left only
-Earnings—
7 956
to
equipment of nursing
for
tures
1749,
$501,787
railway—.
Intends
corporation
American
49
49
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
The Course of Bank Clearings
Gan,
Ramat
at
center
$72,432.—V."
Statement of Federal
Reserve Banks
corporation
construction
the
for
part,
approximately as follows: For construction
building, $800,600; for equipment of main hospital
for
construction of nursing school and research
up
Gross
Ehrlich Hospital and Medical
existing under the laws of the
Ramat Gan, Israel.
medical center in
and
issue
Board
Laboratory, Inc. above.—V. 183, p.
Israel,
to
PROCEEDS—The
this
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
See Airborne Instruments
a
Israel,
State of
54
11
Payable
System
Reserve
Combined Condition
convertible 5% preferred
common share of Aircraft Radio.
cumulative
2113.
company
corporation is to erect, maintain and
medical centers, hospitals, nurses'
the
of
of
institutions, laboratories, sanataria, clinics and med¬
of every kind and description, and to enter into an
joint venture with Paul
corporation organized and
of
agreement
Centre
Newf^fcover
Rates
Member Banks of
Exchange
Federal
held.
an
the
institutions
ical
Condition Statement of
the
alternative
Radio
offered
State
In
schools,
J
OfferingsJ_
City Bond
and
Dividends Declared and
of¬
be
& Investment
General Corporation
common
of
purpose
control
The
share
195,600shs.
1954 in
3,
Nov.
on
Delav.ure.
Exchange..-'-- 35
Miscellaneous Features
preferred
own
one
organized
pital
State
Instruments
offered
was
35
Transactions American Stock
statutory
of
both
and
corporation
35
have
Corp,
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
$101
(par
BUSINESS—This
35
Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
Prices...
Transactions New York Stock Exchange-™
'
common
each
be
Aircraft
be
Radio
terms 'Of a
stockholders
worked
been
common
new
Aircraft
each
Radio
two
have
Shareholders
of
share
Holders
common
details
as
corporation
fered
Aircraft
of
agreement on the general
will
be
submitted
to
soon
stock
new
and
proposal
as
merged
shares.
corporation
FINANCING
Authorized
accomplish said purposes. Uncle rdate of Nov. 18,
1954, the corporation entered into an agreement of joint venture with
the Israeli corporation for the construction and operation of a hos¬
Airborne Instruments Laboratory, Inc.—Merger—
directors
EFFECT TO PRESENT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
medical
The
Feb. 8 publicly offered 195,000 shares of
at par ($10 per share) on a best-efforts
on
stock
common
Institute, Inc.—
Palestine Securities Co., New
SEC Index of Stock
City,
will average"
it is
2437.
p.
American-Israel Paul Ehrlich Medical
National
Since
Mich.
completed,
When
Averages.
of
Stock Offered—American
44
45
35
Section
Stock Exchange—Curb
Over-the-Counter Markets
will generate sales in excess of $2,00J,COO
184,
._
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond
153 supermarkets,
size.
in
Toronto
figures
1955.
of
—
Exchange
Stock
Toronto
total
American
319
39
39
40
41
Exchange
Exchange
Canadian Stock
•
additional
outlets
in
Bay
are
12 supermarkets which
two
construction
and
anticipated that these stores
per
ACF-Wrigley,
of
Exchange
Stock
Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
units had different fiscal
company's constituent
corresponding
Exchange
Stock
Coast
Pittsburgh
cents
-
part
amounted
1956
*
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
$5,039,163.
Net income, after
per share on the 3,633,817
was
68
year-end ACF-Wrigley was operating
Currently
between
the
of
becoming
to
available
are
equal
31,
Dec.
outstanding.
various
Since
years
ended
taxes
before
Profit
$2,481,231,
was
shares
months
six
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Midwest
taxes,
after
income,
Net
$2,616,163.
was
Detroit
Exchange
Exchange
Stock
Cincinnati
three months ended
amounted to $82,523,-
ACF-Wrigley Stores,
Inc.
for the
1956, the second quarter of fiscal 1957,
Sales
Boston
(Bonds)
Stock Exchange
Stock
American
15
27
31
36
36
36
36
38
(Stocks)
Exchange
Stock
York
New
statement
Commission
is expected
registration
Exchange
postponed
A
system
its
proposing natural gas sales to American Louisiana, but
action on Gulf's request to withdraw a fourth application.
five
Gulf
applications had been consolidated with the
Louisiana-Panhandle proceedings.—V, 184, p. 2321.
plications
Page
*
will be filed shortly with the Securities
covering the shares of the real estate
that the rights to purchase these shares
will
be
offered
to
holders
of
ACF-Wrigley of record on or
about
March 12. 1957. with the rights to expire on or about March 28,. 1957.
It is expected that the price of the stock will be $2 per share.
A
and
corporation.
of
capacity
is
$16,078,000,
cost
to
mated
Rights to Stock of New Real Estate Unit—
a
Copy
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American
Inc.
Stores,
ACF-Wrigley
a
News
General Corporation and Investment
RAILROAD
$1.25
oxCeers
and in
3
(818)
The Commercial aiuI Financial Chronicle
rates,
Amphenol Electronics Corp.—Earnings at Higher Rate
Net
flie
500,560
sents
f/7%
Arthur
"The
J.
placed
the
c-apital
at
Dec.
at
in
for
31.
82.51
or
1955
This
1956.
{Subject
on
other
repre¬
year
$27,318,319
were
Dec.
31,
Dec.
at
amounted
1956
1955—an
31,
Co.—Stock
Anaconda
stock
of
the
Offered—In
the
of
one
is offering
the
to
proceeds
general
amounts
from
funds
earnings
sale
shares
these
of
will
to
Gross
Net
Grosr
{he
United
be
Such funds, together
depreciation, accelerated amor¬
used
in
—V,
connection
with
and
in
the
costs
Canada
and
in
improvement
33%
the
and
$120,000,000
are
*
district
modernization of existing fabricating facilities
fabricating facilities now under construction.
effect
to
due
in
properties
on
<jf
total
a
the
authorized
issue
of
12,000,000
and
company,
and
find
completion
and
of
ry.
from
facture
nnd
and
purchased
distribution
and
and
ores
treated
ores
toll,
on
and
finished
and
the
The
'
nearly
the
additional
for
facilities,
and
gas
$40,000,000
sale
5956
in
1955.
per
in
of
a
$364,534 #1
1953
$355,672
38,734
Feb.
8398.105
,
-
44.539
„
Of
90,715
64,054
/
7,753
34,324
.
12,
515,743
589,087
of
759.017
17J,84ti
152,712
256,166
23,093
in
step
such
to
Of
store
new
Kern,
meet
the
Service,
are
are
expected
five
years.
stocks
and
the
in¬
bonds."—
Net
income
grcss
eariiixxgs
after
in
of
,
$44,819,722,
share,
common
172,
taxes
in
1956
as
compared
to
were
$2,59J,o56,
or
746.
p.
Atlanta,
Ga.,
expansion .program
Feb.
on
1957,
tor
by
will
the
be
for
Ariz.—Registers
statement
with
the
the
and
part
no
the
to
of
the
company's
it
President.
stock
Is
'
>
"
in
300,000
A.
and
J.
Arizona.
Bayless,
stock
mon
395,000
94,544
owns
be
to
are
outstanding
of
class
the
offered
of
shares
745,041
for
sale
at
$10
shares
shares;
the
Lillie
and
shares
and
to
common
this
stock,
of
Lillie
t.ie
Mae
stock.
Mae
tale
of
Of
(43.97%)
common
ft>r
cash-and-carry
stock.
common
class " B
112.69 % I
310,456
B
364,893
o vns
ot
shares
company,
has
shares
all
sell
to
proposes
It
President,
and
23,000
Employee
an
underwriting-group headed by H. M. Byllesby
underwriting commission thereon is to be 5^.25
The
foodstores
brings the firm's tocal number of stores and leased
39, located mainly in 19 southern and southwestern
on
proceeds
The remaining
company.;
pursuant
self-service,
15
SEC
.
Plan.
shares,
through
thereof;
by
issuance
Option
405,000
Inc.
holders
received
reserved
Sto:k
the
Co.,
registration
a
per share.
The remaining 10,090 shares arc to be offered
(employees at'$3.75 per share, without underwriting.
Bayless operates a chain of 24 retail
Inc.—Opens New Store—
a
sale
are
share
per
sale
for
Incentive
&
vigorous
a
Herbert
store
4,508,290
402.
opened
and
1957, covering 430,000 shares of its $1 par
common*stock.
"shares-, 405,000 are; presently outstanding and are to be
these
offered
'
railway—438,657
p.
to
electric
year
additional
reports
1955.—V.
corporation. filed
shares
185,
28.
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
for
$0.71
or
per" share
% " This
1954
3,891,590
income—
share
a
Feb.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
-
A.
Eayless
com¬
Bayless
J.
Bayless
94,5-14
shares.
Beech-Nut Life Savers, Inc.—New President—
Edward
J.
stitutes "Stop
brass
The
termine
of
In¬
and
Exchange Commission
proceedings
whether
under
6
Act
announced
of
1933
a
hearing
Washington
who
and
Gordon
de¬
has
C.
and
elected
Chief
Executive
has
who
President,
Executive
Edward
Officer,
as
Bell & Howell
184,
and
of
the
Director
of
J.
Noble,
on
Stafford
the
board
of
J.
announced
succeeds
Vice-Chairman
member
a
Vice-Pre-ident
director.—V.
a
Vice-President,
named
been
continues
Young,
been, elected
office.
been
Board
formerly
Jr.,
■
Committee
the
to
"stop order" should be issued suspending tiie effec¬
ot
a
registration statement filed by this corporati.n.
The
therein is scheduled for Feb. 20, 1957, in the Commission's
tiveness
Jordan,
Ellithorp,
Feb.
on
Securities
the
the
14.
Mr.
Order" Proceedings—
Securities
institution
D. C.—SEC
Feb.
Jordan
of
Chairman
Automation Shares, Inc., Washington,
600.
p.
$6.19
which is the third largest retailer of sewing machines
nation, set a new sales and earnings record for the six months'
ended Nov. 30, 1956, and expects to top that record this
year,
135, p. 338.
"
—V.
manu¬
copper,
1955
"2,292
45c
record
in,, the
other
185,
S'2,809,267,
1,984,102
period
the
alumina.—V.
3.747,721
-Earnings—
34,665
of
of
? 570.373
states.
of
one
of
customers
our
of
through
$42,759,318
740,909';
3,563,073
departments
shares.
constitute
RR.-
$340,889
,
income.—
by
construction
of
rate
corporation
2,007,126-
4,072,008
new
to holders
program.
che
the
Bath Iron Works
The
1—
first
The
present
purchased
-
3,753,963
/
820,153. >
1956
railway
corporation
the
as
April" 1
shares
probably
5c
(A. J.) Bayless Markets, Inc., Phoenix,
Point
railway.;.—
announced
alloy products.
Since 1952 the company has bern engaged
mining and treatment of uranium ores and is "believed at
to
be the
largest domestic producer of uranium ores and
concentrates.
In
1054
the
company
began production of aluminum,
fabricated products
and
in 1955
the production of aluminum from
In
2,265,934'
.
oper.
This
subsidiaries
its
semi-finished
of
4,053,023
2,367,767
Atlas Sewing Centers,
new
the refining of metal products lincluding silver,
certain other rare
meialsj
obtained
therefrom
ore3,
cadmium
and
4,367.989
West
&
oper.
quarterly dividend
a
11
would
607.
p.
against
482.
"Deficit.—V.
largest producers of copper anct zinc and of fabricated
brass and copper-base alloy products.
For many years they
engaged in the mining and smelting of copper, zinc, lead
manganese
f.old,
22,381
1—
Jan.
for
at
public
185,
92,368
63,822
-913,993
each
S268.2C2
125.456
from
Net
in
elsewhere
been
ixave
V.
1953
$284,835
railway——
from
world's
e.opper,
ry.
Net
1957-78
BUSINESS—The
vesting
1954
60,218
income
payable
of
for
period
early April.
average
somewhat above
that
level
during the next
The major portion of the new
capital must be obtained from
158,935
from
from
Gross
outstanding consolidated capitalization, after
financing, will consist of 8121,668,000 of prom¬
and 10,409,192 shares of capital stock out
this
currently
,
$322,114
oper.
voted
into
to
1955
„
8
stock
new
subscription
is
increasing demands
-
103,895
185, p.
Net
CAPITALIZATION—The
notes
•
.
238,C22
December—
889,000,000 to develop and equip the El Salvador
$36,000,000 for
improvements at
the Chuquicamata
plant in Chile, and about SIOO.OCO.OOC for expansion and
issory
714.
p.
and
Expenditures
two
$329,783
Atlanta
expansion
program
further expansion of
for
Montana
Butte,
1956
a
States,
rdving
185,
Durham" owns
company.
Chile,
and
dealers.
stock,
increase
an
of,
The
part trf- March
Feb.
on
share
date.
ovei; the prevl^/js quarterly dividend of 40c
equivalent to' an ann'^ajurate of $1.80 a share as
compared with the former rate of S1.6?(-'per share.
In
commenting on the board's action with respect to the common
dividend, Mr. Crane stated: "The growth in the
company's business
and
the dividend increase are
important factors in maintaining the
company's ability to secure in the
highly competitive money markets
capital funds so vitally necessary to support, our expansion
Ind.
retail
Ind.—V.
railwayv___
railway___.,__
from
ry,
From
production
joine
Scatcs
included
estimated
in
Muncie,
from
Net
Mexico.
United
17.000
of .one
latter
common
is
share
a
are
engaged primarily in automobile
incident thereto., principally
in terri¬
income.___
Jan.
Net
and
mire
Bend,
the
directors
-•
railway____
railway
opcr,
From
Chile
metal
at
from
ry.
Net
their
approximately
from
Net
In
nnd
South
insurance
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay
Ry.-^-Earnings—
erties
Projects
Its
ratio
record
from
the
on
■
•
the
the
on
The
other
and
amount.-
in
held
extend
and
This
December—
Gross
are
as-tq
stock
'»
-
series
any
limit
from
and
indenture
incorporated
in
Indiana
on
May
29,
largest automobile sales finance company
principal executive .offices are located in
subsidiaries
and
located
rive-year
Improvement and
expansion program of approximately
8350,000,000
by the company and its consolidated subsidiaries. Of these expenditures
in Is estimated that
approximately' 67% will be expended on prop¬
the
of
the
of the Rocky Mountains in the United States
and Canada.
Manufacturing Corp., a subsidiary of Associates, produces
furniture, chairs and card tables.
The products are sold di¬
rectly
The subscription offer
from
be
to
the
the
of
becoming available
and
its
debentures
loans
paper.
it)
east
plants
largest
expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on March 5, 1957. An
underwriting group of 230 firms headed by Hallgarten
ik Co. will purchase any unsubscribed shares.
PROCEEDS—Net
bank
forth
issued without
fourth
States.
set
offerings in
14, 1957.
of
case
commtrcal
oi
Durham
will
?»ddsd
the
case
liabihties
was
Building,
and
tories
metal
its
five held of record Feb.
tization
United
Associates
financing
at
velth
tne
on
be
may
the
sales
recent years, this company
116,000 shareholders rights to subscribe
$50 per share for 1,734,865 additional shares of capital
f'iock ($50 par value) on the basis of one share for each
common
is
Associates
compared
to
184, p. 818.
as
—V.
and
the
in
31
in
annum
in
additional
Indebtedness
1918,
87,456,232
to
increase
per
annum
limitations
BUSINESS—Associates
or
results for 1956 and the sale of 100,000
capital stock to the public on Aug. 13, 1956 has
in a much stronger financial position.
Working
company
to
instruments,
term
1956.
the
for
4%
per
per
based
operating
unissued
its
135,689,486
products
share
per
outstanding
in net earnings
company's
improved
of
81.90
or
than sales in 1955 of 523.263,702.
Schmltt, President, further stated:
greater
chares
stock
of
increase
the
of
8952.687
to
shares
32 %
a
Sales
amounted to SI,257,987
1956, after taxes,
compared
as
currently
3 J/4% -3 a,4 %
income for
rhare
Monday, February 18, 1957
.
Executive
of
directors.
Advertising,
has
2222.
p.
Co.—Earnings Increased 9%
—
'
Automation
Ann Arbor
RR.—Earnings-
December—
Gross
Net
ry.
railway
railway—
Gross
Jan.
Net
ry.
—V.
102.303
160,047
126,971
is
67,781
9,755,712
1,963.512
income—
oper.
9,323.431
8.735,256
1,579,729
2,232,25)
777,250
1,006,147
980,211
637,928
In
The
Feb.
on
company
that
expected
Service
Corp.,
the
tor
the
filed
13
of first
at
company
30
registration
a
the
Church-Street,
office
New
of
York
arc
8,
will
Y.,
N.
1,
purchase from it of the sa|d bonds.
hi
bids
receive
<300
In
and
ca.rn
further
a
capital
contribution
all
of
of
the
the
latter
Of
the
tribution
of
by
like
a
and
capital
net
the
will
of
amount
balance
184,
bank
will
of
be
will
aoplied
bonds
be
issued
notes,
exoendltures
the
the
to
for
of
and
applied
for
to the
con-
(2i
$56,370,000.
2322.
p.
Arizona
Cheese
Cattle
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Phoenix, Ariz.—
Stock Offering Temporarily Suspended—
See
Amalgamated
American
Oil,
Inc.
above.—V.
179,
p.
an
Of
this
Privately—
This
during
has
been
issued
and
000.
Atock
Jan.
on
30
offered
(par
$100
$10>
in exchange
value common stock
par
toasis
of
share.
The
of the
34
Hie
shares
offer
offer
of
is
to
lor
of
Associates
expire
at
85.000
the
4
shares
2,500
Capitol
common
stock
on
for
the
The
exchange
Capitol
Life
10
(MST
a.m.
will
a
Feb,
•
on
Feb.
consummated
Co.,
28,
16th
at
and
the
home
and
Sherman,
Notes
payable, short-term
Senior funded debt:
Unsecured term notes—2%%
due
Subordinated
TO
334% -434% notes due
Capital funded debt:
4%-4'4%
capital
1967
in
1954
»
Common
stock
to
1963
office
($10
par
«*rw
»t
Colo,,
at
provided
further
ry
*
otlier
or
,
or
thereunder,
"very
such
"is
and
Raymond
taxes.
A.
announced
Avco
that
although
action
in
from
carried
exceeds
He
Avco
is
not
does
future.
which
is
at
not
This
present
has
emphasis
and
the
diversified
total
Avco
the
forecast
sales,
total
be
outlook
Research
Broadcasting
and
in
'
for
the
and
estimate.—V.
Baker
48.700,000
tional
164.
j
Ltd.;
sales
is
There
first
100.000 shs.
275,000 shs.
*——
value
each)
354
3,500.000 shs.
the
company
banks.
at
125.000 shs!
and
Illinois
None
Short-term
notes
premium
of
payable
are
been
mortgage
100%
100.000 shs.
have
Street,
called
serial
accrued
National
that
present,''-
in
ot
excess
"In
$90,-
1957."
he
division."
American
Chicago
Bank
90.
&
31,
Avco
and
for
subsidiaries/-
"
approximately
04%
discounted at prime
of)
and
or
form
-
P.
Crane.
.that
.
of
involved
an
the
Payment
184,
p.
will
of
Co.
in
the
pany ^expects
Under
this
business
on
to
Chairman
of
next
stock,
common
issue.
fHe
Kansas
proposal,
March
Contingent
common
15
would
net
for
7,377,683
Board
Less
of
■
.
in
31.
1956,
the
on
For
$674,498.
-■
sales
Dee.
period.
the
at
231
the"
.
*
,
with
upon
South
La
stockholders
receive
>
rights
of
to
on
Salle
the
record
SEC
at
subscribe
like
against
"
...
.•
L"
-%
•
"
'
taxes
(U.
S.
"3S.119
of
end
at
outstanding
$319,377
945,886
*72Q,912
$0.65
SO.44
$0.34
period
-
-■
,
of
291.400
$612,333
L',
shares
at
—
shares
at
1956_
for
8,556,795
*
11;T77
592.214
$0.65
outstanding
share—
number
31.
-
1955
$9,202,691
10,297.854
Y"
~
.&% Canadian*
^
shares
1956
$11,514,178
subsequent
3'a
1 -common
to
stock
reclassification.
current
liabilities
assets
to
8
com¬
Feb.
28.
close
the
less
$6, #43,701
equipnxent__-_
-~1__
assets
long-term
2.947,613
i_a_
LI-
2.392.86T
.L.
187,125
liabilities
current
2
debt
L_v
$9,323,693
;
Bern
President,
1,521,210
equity
Dibner,
expect
high,
tne
earnings
do
we
previous
The
only
for
he
shown
in
third
of
is
the
quarter
is contributing
anticipated earnings.
also
continued
volume.
told
shareowners
favorable,
.
with
further
fiscal
maintain
to
the
13
1957
entire
them
explained,
one
Feb.
on
the
expect
year
reason,
tributed
He
not
$7,802,483
first
that
to
rate
be
of
"Although
at
a
record
increase
over
half.
the
total
■
first
year's
evenly
that
prospects
new
half
of
earnings
more
many
announced:
year
the
and
lines
-
j
year
con¬
this
year
while
normally
for
yet
last
to
the
full
long-range
to
be
growth
marketed
in
the
shares
the
on
the
Feb.
take
580,000
conditions
with
com¬
a
"
Sales and Earnings Rise—
''
,_L'—
Shareowners'
Offering—
probablv
approximately
market
on
$5,959,896,
.
shares-
the
year
per share
-L
year^ was
income
common
previous
$4.68
or
1956
(&.Subs.)
_____
per
on
Total
Continental
President,
wilL
below,
reports n=t
144,210
the
•
previous" year.
Working capital
Property, plant and
we
and
Private
CONSOLIDATED-FINANCIAL POSITION- DEC.- 31,. 1956
Current" assets £_
I
,_i_„
'
$9,691,314
each
financing
of
•Adjusted
Educa¬
Chicago,
Arranges
Mining Company
share
per
the
of
shares.
from
the
ended
year
85.25
outstanding
Dec.
Church
be-made
registration statement
a
to
common
income
Based
of
618.
the
company'sof
-
issue
11.-716,-375
4,487,246
•.%
er.d of respective periods
Based on
number
of
3913%
Episcopal
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.—Plans Stock
stated
3,237.202
<>;.■
earnings
Other
60*3%
or
.
Trust
111.—V.
the
for
equal
sold
Number
year's
-
.1956
30,107.473
8.652,625
6,307,747
,
Kitchens,
redemption on March 1. next, $10,000 of
sinking fund bonds dated Sept. 1. 1947 at
interest.
1,157,7 54
-
for
and
*412,316
Manufacturing; Co., Inc.—Reports Higher-Prof its
income
Earnings
.*
lie
profitable
is $118,000,000,
Methodist
3.210.472 shs.
Oct.
Charles
exchange
the
*811,800
.
$182:000.000
sales
1953
$1,000,601
20.456.443
of-products sold arid other oper.'expenses
'deductions
(net)L—
Net
now
2730.
p.
(Trustees
of
;Y
4i.
reported
Federal
negotiating for
preclude con-"
at
lines.
most
—Partial Redemption—
17,900,000
par
125.000 shs.
University
Association
231,722
Other
excludes
Developmenfr'dfvicions,"
civilian
for
backlog
Lycoming,
Moffats
government
that
1
See- Erie
'
I
growth
second
our
Advanced
Corp.,
in
while
defense
a
1954
26.65-1,160
•.
necessarily
"Our
vear-end.
$927,381
-
Corp.— Affiliate
income
Cost
Avco's
within."
stated,
well
reviewed
Idea
Crosley
of
Rich
"Crosley will probably
also
New
Mr.
Steel
company
Products
$38,000.-
at
at
43?.
p.
Burndy Corp.
and
.
on-the bock1;
$100,000,000.
f
j-
"big-little"
a
During 1956 long- and short-Jerm notes pwvable were reduced from
$565,440 at Jan. 1 to $223,167, a decrease of
$342,273.—V. 184, p. 519.
long-term.
.
are
this,
the
185,
p.
8756,680,
Rich,
acquired in the:-e purchases
above brok" value." He stated
value
a
offset
:
"
-<
show
2,337,186
"436,737
5,069,364
Financing-—
$5,238,957
operations.
in
in
taxes
products,
employees
.
properties
of
'
Six Months Ended Dec. 31—
had "resulted
would
new
1955
,6.128.697
end
-
goods
3,890
-
substantially
growth
on
consumer
properties
before
facilities
acquisitions,
Chairman,
taxes
$1,376,047
"
26.2C3.270
pany
change in its profit picture
forecasting 'earnings ox $15,000,Society of Security Analysts were
$300,000,000."
'
after
RR.—Earnings—
$1 813 486
outstanding at the
is
Crosley
and
Erie;
*6,275
number, of
Accountants."
in
Appliances
plant
Lake
railway—
Deficit.—V.
This
of
complete
at
earnings
mid-way between
with
company
income,—
Brillo
agreer
officers
of -redemption'
net
variation.
as
1956
oper.
Bond
.
or^ other
the
"163.177
—v.: 185,
th£,agre m nts relit ng
i4i*the description of-the
spite of recent operating losses
provided-for costs of discontinuing the
$35,000,000
for
Howell
•ra,J(w£yi;,____
from
facts.
of
Independent
York
that
&
growth
railway,
Bethlehem
»
registration
pursuant--thereto;"
contracts
persons
and
Emanuel.
disclosed
Emanuel
OOO.OOo
OFFER
notes Payable. $245,684,000 are bonk loans and
are short-terin commercial paper notes and term notes
?fae amount -shewn includes $3,000,000 of bank
£2'715-000 of short-term notes payable ki Canadian dol'ars
aajustmentfor
ji,
iJob.
the
estimated
big"
Bell
Net front "railway.-*
Net'. ry,.. oper, income.
the' Commis^ iqn:
the
estimated
common
$42,100,000
-From.JaiL 1—Grotis
the
v
*iJ?Utih-Jh0rt"tePn
5...
New
Victor
8re
other
Crc-sley,
181,503,000
%
4.20%
at
be
The
of
due
'
S
$414,179,000
from
Net
paid in,
issue. The
in• .-material
cert
from
Deduct
availabIe
amounted
Mr.
sidering
total
4.5%
series.
to
per
,
from
1578.
p.
Net
are
out.taifdTlg
proceedings,
rights
a
Home
value
further
all
i
1955
no
and
the.
,
by
the
and
The
debentures
series,
a
'
of
said
these
t$440,805,500
1969
and
value each
of
challenges the< accuracy-and ~ ade-"
subscription/ agreements and the
the
year
although the insurable
intangible values, he said.
Outstanding
{
Gross
months
directors-
belitve ^that
description
fiscal
000
-4'a %
Cumulative preferred stock
($100
September
21.
Denver,
debt:
then
mentioned
"these * particular
ox'
of
have
Capitol
holders
EXCHANGE
1957-1976
funded
He
added.
EFFECT
has
of
and
8%
up
earnings before
starting load costs on
described
"little
184,
earnings of $3.51
be
that
December—
v
.
Custodian
four
ini.irl issue
the
to
to
anticipates
reserve
Bendix
purchase
1957.
GIVING
Authorized
March
each
$16,000,000
earnings
the"
on
of
5
Sales
Emanuel
said,
be
Insurance
CAPITALIZATION
notes
Co.
Feb.
on
Mr.
otustanding
is
conditional upon its
acceptance by the
issued and
outstanding shares of Capitol stock.
officers
He
year.
added
Beseeraer &
days
-
Manufacturing Corp.—Earnings Outlook—
President/
common'
its
of
Insurance
(MSTi
p.m.
of
shares
Life
"Opinion
corporation
the current
members
told
Associates Investment Co.—Makes
Exchange Offer—
company
the
21
ore
by -the
but
will
in. will
sta.ement
least
at
Percy
a
V.
a
subscriptions
'ce
or
be'held
of
paid
These
.
on
and
—
,
xor
last
sales
-Heavy
adjustments, accounted
tax
1955
over
.v
decrease.
Mr.
the rffe'tive
9%
that
the
the
and
.
.
full
resnert
underwriting;
agreements
in
by
gain of
S45,500,000
Gross
remaining $5,000,000 is available until Jan. 31, 1958; at
the borrower's option.—V.
185, p. 606.
The
forth
issue of $10,000,000 412%
promis¬
issue, $p,000,000
and
131
may'
has a
Registration. Statement. ' ' After",
the
s. ares '
subscribed,
the
order
funds
above
of
registration
the
cause
of
Fund
the
slight
company
as
to
a
predicted
$2,200,000
Invest¬
subscriptions
Percv
an
arrangements yvitf. any of t c
officers o>'"directors of t e Fund."
Commission
Fund;"
t
1955
2805.
sory notes due serially to May 1, 1967, has been
arranged
by A. G; Becker & Co. Inc., it was announced on Feb.
13.
the
e"
other
other
the
in
to
of
or
.
cash
the
misleading in
to
Mr.
nnd
of
i
that
hold,
peiiod
a
Fund's
(15.3',
or
This represents
share.
at
the
company
which,-when
to
are
subscriptions
"The
of
any
in
paid
Fund's
for
"All
description
relative
subscription
Avco
Ashland Oil & Refining Co.—Notes Placed
Direct placement of
the
statement
of
the
reasonable
the
with
be
to
contracts
persons
management
set
alter
particularly,
men to-
of
shares
and
(It
$107,500
the
will
share
subscribers
stated:
has
such
iss
more
Under
be¬
Corp.
'»
securities
date
f he
of
of
oi
not
Earnings for the year 1956 are estimated at $3.84 per
share, Charles
Percy, President,, told St. Louis iMo.) Security Analysts on Feb.
13.
H.
289,250
' initial
investment
unless
"it
authorizing the stop
it
Is
to
per .share.
securities
subscriptions
further
order
directors
to
the
group,
no
that
the
$10
An
Issued
registered
no
its
terms,
date
principal
statements
urn-,
of
1,612.5
ifs
quacy
purposes;
their
mentioned
More
of
of
be
which
of
Manag rncnt
$100,000.
government
a
as
has
In
1940,
to
were
Automation Shares stated
further
statement
,;
prepayment
construction
estimated at
are
cash
construction
company's
1957
the
by
effective
own
above
shares
initial assets
the
asserts
sale
$22,500,000
parent,
Construction
firam.
—V.
the
the
or
the
Fund
contrioution.
proceeds of
cash
Fund
least
effective
proceeds
listing
out¬
of
Act
Shares
principal distributor.
registration statement
10,750 shares at $10 per
prospectus
standing shares of common stock of Kanawha Valley Power Company
which, according to the prospectus, will represent an equity of $3,179,398, plus net income earned between Dec, 31, 1956 and the date of
Automation
the
the
the
hfter
'
Prior to or concurrently
wlcn tne sale of the new first mortgage
(bonds,
the
American
Gas
&
Electric
Co.
I the
parent
flrmt
pro¬
poses to make a capital contribution to Appalachian Electric of $5,000,-
1957,
with
company
registration statement,
proposed the public offering
stock.
offering
investment
Its
C.
consideration
a
at
required,
The
newly-organized
and
20.00C
prospectus.
of
after
1937.
It is
American Gas & Electric
March
of
provide total
i
statement with the SEC
bonds due
mortgage
of
total
Appalachian Electric Power Co.—Registers With SEC
covering $29,000,000
its
date
482.
p.
v/orth
29,
than
public
a
e
D.
common
Company
make
is
manager
for
persons
net
Jan.
Its
as
more
ment
9,443,256
1,839,208
not
25
1—
of
named
of
Shares
Washington,
effective
shares
92,402
313,326
in
came
1953
$688,350
60,366
railway
railway
185,
1954
$714,029
128,134
from
from
1955
$754,640
$307,680
income—.
oper.
From
"Net
1956
from
from
Net
offices
of
new
"It
is
essential to provide
adequate plant, capacity for increased
business," Mr. Dibner said,, "and "we are in the
process of
doing so
through our * $2,500,000 expansion program."
'
-
Expansion
plans
totaling
approximately $2,000,000
by .Burndy last October, when -the
company
obtained
.
:
■
were
that
revealed
amount
.
Volume
throuhg
initial
an
anticipated
the
•.The
funds
largest
to
in
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
stock. As a result of higher
has been increased by $500,000,
reinvested
earnings.
construction
project
is
a
$600,000,
the company's plant in Milford, Conn.
expanded Milford plant will become the
to
the
1957,
Burndy's "Omaton" Division, serving
producers of electrical, electronic, and military equipment.
At Burndy's
headquarters in Norwalk, Conn., two segments of the
program
are under way, one a $500,000, 53,000-square foot brick and
steel
warehouse to replace
existing inadequate facilities, the other a
major
manufacturing
$250,000
short-run
and
On
•
addition
the
manufacturing
All
Burndy
Toronto,
building
Canada
$700,000,
a
to
house
to
expanding
service-
meet
tne
Ltd.,
of
neecis
the
wholly-owned
a
75,000-square
foot
and
ofiice
growing
company's
business.
structures
In
of
constructing
feet
operations.
manufacturing
is
Canadian
26,000-square
of
outskirts
subsidiary
of
facility
addition
expected
are
costs
construction
to
be
to
completed
of
by
Fall,
than
more
This
the
$2,000,000,
approximately $500,000 for
Burndy has earmarked
and
equipment for the four structures.—V.
185,
Buzzards
Bay
Co.—Preferred
Gas
Coffin
sold,
details
See
in
&
V.
Burr,
185,
shares
in
Interstate
Stock
Sold—The
announced
Feb.
on
Privately—Private
bonds
mortgage
City,
Utah—Stock
Securities
The
Feb.
13.
has
from
respect
a
to
provides
the
The
filed
May
of
Commission
terms
with,
in
was
an¬
any,
stock
by
hearing,
be
this
made
or
$70,400,000
183,
and
$86,600,000
the
for
2759.
p.
the
system
at
10c
of
share.
per
it
that
the
on
circular
operate
as
has
In
the
on
1957
years
and
1955
further
ore'er
with
company's
without
that
complied
been
217
mining
claims.
disclosure
deceit
the
upon
The
this
in
Regulation
A
of
reflecting
reports
ceeds
that
the
thereof.—V.
stock
sold
the
the
the
of
use
Alumina
Added
Ltd.
Re-
—V.
375,517
57,936
299,077
3 42.239
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry;
income
229,980
*105,052
84,637
188,666
11,899,089
10,955,937
10,756,293
11,687,937
2,605,246
2,224,689
1.934,912
2,061,740
684,210
326,860
237,597
983,567
.
1—
railway-!—:
183,
and
ox
List,"
follows:
as
Torbrook
Ltd.;
Triton
Canadian
Iron
Uranium
income
185,
Ore
Mines
Commission
companies
Alumina Corp.,
Ltd.;
Mines
Ltd.;
Feb.
on
its
to
Ltd.;
Trio
Restricted
Can American
Mining
Petroleums
Wayne
the
announced
7
"Canadian
Copper
previously
list,
Original
Canadian
believe,
companies
recently
the
in
April
Restricted
whose
24,
securities,
have been
announcement
1956
List is composed
from
from
Net
ry.
Western
&
Carolina
the
currently
Commission
has
supplement 19 names,
Canadian
of
and
or
the thirjl
which
issuers
of.
to
reason
are
supplement
have
10 name;. Of the 185
included in the Restricted
been
three were heretofore dropped from the list.
List,
1956
Jan.
1954
Canadian
Pacific
Lines in
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
Jan.
From
91,521
224,887
178,840
123,851
railway
7,409,458
6,366,320
6,603,687
Net
from
Net
ry.
$532,945
1,196,952
1,246,714
1,441,555
Net
ry.
'
963,213
938,569
835,547
915,216
—V.
income-
oper.
185,
$516,923
*1,491
*4.221
*24.169
25,262
Chemical
*78,120
*69,238
*88,104
7.116,019
6,462.871
5,858,713
6,605,263
1,172,017
883,264
740,757
775,026
167,779
88,246
101,505
67,164
railway.
income.—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
Gross
Net
185,
p.
See
,
Fibre
&
Net
Amalgamated
December—
from
from
Net
ry
American
Oil,
Inc.
1956
-
railway.
above,—V.
179,
above.—V.
Co.
144,
Net
1830.
Gross
from
ry.
Federal
facilities
sell electric
Carolina
Co.'s
miles
substations;
station
An
of
and
the
near
two
smelting
Counties.
frequency
Badin
from
ry.
-r-V.
Narrows
C.;
N.
line
changer
In
kilovolt
110
a
between
the
Badin
Aluminum
corn-
tower
Co.'s
near
the
184,
companies
two
has
set
rotary
1955
1954
1953
$21,631,229
4,289,394
2,985,902
1,859,574
2,434,046
),672,895
60
),
25 542,287
income.—"
■
Carrier
Corp.
of
—
Sold
—
The
recent
Net
ry.
27,748,529
26,490,403
•
From
29,879,602
public
$18,000,000
ry.
Derember—•
Gross
from
Net
ry.
$3,859,645
$3,551,723
$3,243,523
603.875
841,527
739,877
496,077
189,223
404,252
783,183
448,804
railway
oper. income
From
Gross
Jan.
from
Net
from
Net
rv.
.—V.
Gross
railway
44,785,471
43.159,176
40,020,822
42,915.663
8,801,238
8,620,339
7.444,556
8,390,298
4,884,604
4,867,365
4,619,910
4,264,982
railway
income
482.
p.
from
Net
Net
.
from
ry.
'
oper.
Gross
from
Net
ry.
Net
Grbss
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
Net
185,
Dana
Net
7,954,875
8,209,069
9,611,013
7,299,154
6,865,573
7,594,723
483.
185,
to open new stores and for working capital.-—V. 181, p. 2216.
debentures;
Colorado Interstate Gas Co.—To Construct Facilities—
Federal
The
1953
and
company
36,483,859
34,454,906
32,615,327
8,484,763
7,058,274
6,130,226
8,239,542
4,652,678
j4,030,900
3,657,254
"
4,299,882
"
?
*
-
'
'
1956
1955
$3,008,754
$3,16),627
931,056
1,337,546
343,136
...
...
•
1954
1953
the
Service
income
482.
In
pipe
the
to
The
Net
from
Net
ry.
32,657,522
31,436,397
Gross
11,256,112
11,501,430
10,16o,123
Net
from
4,399,357
4,233,987
9,992,238
4,073,473
4,054,556
Net
ry.
Colorado
from
railway
from
Gross
—V.
$076,744
$761,018
195,353
399,308
160,655
77,233
198,175
income.!.
Net
from
Net
ry.
7,687.429
7.750,623
9,051,186
Gross
2,470,376
1,852,486
543,654
2,620,313
968,853
Net
from
Net
ry.
1,044,079
Net
from
Net
rv.
—V.
$1,871,929
$1,742,120
416,001
138,880
419,918
187,150
22,680,773
5,284,101
20,791,973
4,837.307
1,587,012
income
22,312,880
4,474,677
railway
Net
Net
lrom
from
ry.
2,101,281
1,956,170
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$1,705,324
399,847
160,152
railway
2R887.902
4,941,095
1,985,338
14,424,059
16,279,128
3,757,989
3,020,618
959,683
1,413,286
1,254,813
5,170,712
2,123,762
income
$4,*81,565
918,729
456,807
Net
from
79,875
318,678
*13,656
Net
ry.
1953
3,323,658
1955
1954
1953
$337,589
$285,768
$256,525
146,548
97,577
120,638
63,463
37,162
55,622
40,751
lrom
oper.
Jnrr.
62,454,283
57.870,111
56.051,704
62,348.357
/13.040,589
11,898,857
11,258,809
12,103,384
Net
from
4,550.668
4,566,335
3,747,079
4,890,483
Net
ry.
p.
—V.
608.
Seibert,
post
at
FINANCIAL
President.
2-0613); 1
New York, N.
Canada, $63.00 per year.
account
Gross
of
/
CHRONICLE
Published
Drapers'
Y.,
twice
3,835,979
3,758.394
2,813.139
3,425,572
railway...
1,531;299
1,468,122
985,789
1,304,665
income
605,243
£29,071
447,397
557,253
railway....
483,
p.
Broadcasting
2,230,737
1955
figures
3,443,910
1,891,776
the
Act
of
185,
railway
p.
income
turned
its
.share
1955
1956
and
which
the
for
of
sales
fluctuations
in
the
rate
1956
—
Profits
1955
1954
1957
1953
$15,547,984 $15,798,776
$15,346,293
4, 439.800
3,134,883
4.401,547
4.324,097
2, 068,312
2,131,864
3,656,783
2,620,079
had
year.
television
providing
this
of
189,381,739
46, 612.412
46,174,263
20. 381.040
20,980,113
137,062,645 207.955,3*2
45.457,894
60,618,442
20,753,674
28,250,235
with $1.83
the company
comnared
as
1956,
for
all
receiver
expenses
185,
and
including
division,
auoroximated
vear
corporation
of
=ell
on
common
$354,000,000,
p.
losses
losses
or
12'<
to
of
rejated
disposal
on
approximated
41
cents
higher
per
than
603.
Young,
3.
the
Feb.
stock
program
shares
13
of
President,
at
announced its intention to sell 1.500.000
as
the first step in financing the
its subsidiaries.
April
in
said
competitive
that it was the present intention
bidding for public distribution. A
registration statement will be filed shortly and it is planned to
bids for the purchase of the shares
on April 3.
1957.
receive
further stated that the corporation was not departing
permanently from its usual procedure of offering new common stock
to
its stockholders,
but it had decided, after a thorough study, that
it
would
be best at
this time to sell the new stock directly to the
Young
public —V.
483-
$2.17,
During July,
manufacturing division,
been unprofitable in recent years. The 1956
$3i'l,573,66o.—V.
construction
George
to
Mr.
200, 020,420
ended Dec. 29, 1956 are
the $13,397,000 earned dur¬
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—To Offer Stock—
shares
$16, 474,141
over
were
the prior
in
radio
after
are
21.5',o
or
185,
p.
716.
U. S. Patent. Office)
E.
Other Countrirs, 867.00 per year.
the
Inc.
year
facilities. Such special provisions
after applicable tax credits.
plant
Sales
1—
railway—
oper.
System,
fiscal
■
discontinuance
the
the
earnings /for
CBS-Columbia,
1953
$20 ,169,540 $20,340,302 $20,358,797
2,661,062
4,195,339
3 ,004.213
1 ,459,925
'
share
share
for
$16,283,000,
1955. :
discontinued
Earnings
1954
at
profits
week
Gardens,' London,
under
from
income
80,191;
William B„ Da»a Company, Publishers 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher.
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago J,
C., England cjo Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1957 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25. 1842, at >\n
March 3, 1879".
Subscriptions in United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year, in Dominion a*
(Reg.
a
railway
railway
»
1—
oper.
estimated
ing
253,860,566 245 ,498,210 237,744,639 259,860,191
41,676,432
38,334,035
43,114,267
40 ,856,868
14,663,688
14,568,518
17,344,934
15 780,525
1956
December—Gross
-Earnings—
$363,553
income
Jan.
Consolidated
482.
p.
15,560,594
3,224,164
railway
Columbia
.
1—
railway
oper.
185,
$20,341,463
income...
oper.
Net
1956
railway
Jan.
15,596,251
1956
oper.
185,
Per
railway
from
Gross
307,235
25,572
income
from
ry.
—V.
482.
December—
Gross
86,275
Up 21.5%—
railway
p.
179,663
railway
from
Net
Net
1—
oper.
185,
$1,910,378
1953
1954
105,912
income
1955
325,905
railway
from
Gross
1956
railway....
Jan.
102,547
483.
from
From
.
-oper.
From
$1,408,576
304,726
income
railway
p.
3,063,998
1,395,384
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings—
from
$1,310,034
465,069
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.-
Gross
,
1953
1954
1955
$1,486,595
railway
i85,
Ry.—Earnings-
285,049
Deccmber—
482.
p.
of
1956
oper.
7,716,687
.
within the plant grounds.
6-inch line will be transferred
1350.
located
$928,785
219,790
r
railway.;*
Pueblo
the
In
1—
from
rv.
—V.
121,209
.
stations.
$1,389,462
railway
from
1953
1954
254,730
■
1—
oper.
1955
$589,011
—.
income
railway."..:
185,
Southern
&
railway
oper.
Net
Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
railway—
Jan.
From
facilities
other
and
From Jan.
;
regulating
City area, 4,211 feet
Greeley Gas Co.—V, 184, p.
34,487,219
1956
15.2
approximately
operate
and
-
will
transfei' to' Public
miles of various diameter
716,555
317,482
'*
&
oper.
1
Canon
335,008
,
construct
to
Interstate
ofv 8-inch line and the North and
South Pueblo meter stations to Pueblo Gas & Fuel Co.
In the same
area
Colorado Interstate will transfer to Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.
25,626,655
...•
authority
Colorado
area,
Colorado
of
area.
temporary
December—
railway-
to
Portland, Colo., lateral serving the PortIn September 1956, the F?C granted
the
City
pipeline.
of
Denver
Co.
$2,934,740
_
looping
pipelines and six metering and
it will transfer 3.1 miles
$2,626,795
440,992
319,185
income
of
area,
1—
p.
pipeline
8-inch
certain
Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
railway-
com¬
authorized
was
miles
37,630,504
this
authorized
January
$339,211.
In
t
in
gas facilities at an
estimated cost
transfer or salvage facilities estimated
abandon,
to
to construct and operate three new
meter
stations; 925 miles of 28-inch loop line :10m tne East Denver
control station to the new Hampden Ave. station;
and 26.4 miles of
1—
income—!
Commission
Power
construct\ natural
to
pany
Interstate
railway....
Commission—
letter of notification with the SEC
a
participating preferred stock to be offered
at par ($10 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used
for
the
retirement and exchange of $100,000 6%>
subordinated
Colorado
from
Gross
Feb. 5 filed
land-Florence-Canon
oper.
ry.
$4,966,965
STate
On
*256,162
24,279.216
9,572,569
on
337.893
railway..—
593,785
income
office
809,120
20,875,383
Securities and Exchange
corporation
481.892
from
Gross
Fiom
(Telephone
NOTE;
749,776
19,996,870
Cohen Merchandising Corp., Jamaica, N. Y.—
With
580,184
railway
346,594
railway
1953
$1,813,216
710,887
780,749
p.
313,512
Jan.
1955
1954
1654
10,473,374
185,
389,081
oper.
From
85,lob,559
THE COMMERCIAL AND
William
868,723
income
oper.
income
from
966,962
income
"Deficit.—V.
$1,905,360
804,874
25,229,708
railway
from
ry.
"Deficit.—V.
$2,963,581
railway
1956
_
railway
oper.
1 U'S'i
$2,007,569
income
railway..—,
389,699
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.- -Earnings—-
1—
from
Net
1956
$2,084,874
895,861
1954
Net -ry.^ oper.
$5,308,952
railway-
railway
From Jan.
7,008,260
1—
Jan.
from
Tne
December—
Gross
46,845,307
15,871,676
6,875,615
'
Central RR. of New Jersey- -Earnings—
*
41,747,320
15,317,120
9,370.138
RR.—Earnings-
$2,970,970
from
from
Net
From
1—
oper.
185,
1953
1954
$3,624,964
from
Net
1 944
47,648,438
19,216,110
483.
p.
575,981
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.-
Earnings—
1956
railway
185,
oper.
From
Gross
per
of Georgia Ry.-
*678,226
8,254,960
1955
sub¬
banking syndicate managed by Harriman
Inc. and Hemphill, Noyes & Co., was
quickly oversubscribed. For details, see V. 185, p. 715.
Central
387,656
43,096,201
$3,099,521
Jan.
ry.
Co.
&
669,809
15,116,415
644,936
1956
railway—$3,272,852
oper.
Net
investment
Ripley
808,078
income
the "35.65
from
and
4V8% subordinated debentures
due Feb. 1, 1982 at 101 V2% and accrued interest, through
an
*912.181
income.._
railway......
from
Net
December—
Debentures
$3,556,473
840,779
1—•
railway
$1,600,297
December—
Gross
Gross
offering
1953
$3,631,174
1,231,042
railway
railway
from
249,226,272 252,352,713 278,413,812
75,289,444
58,521,341 -62,018,953
482.
p.
from
2323.
p.
1954
$3,828,384
1,370,52 7
7,032,495
257
railway
oper.
185,
Net
purchase
the
1955
1956
$3,586,597
covering 30,000 shares of 6'!
1,879,814
2
railway..'.
in
Narrows
and
*601,482
railway
Net
The
•
plants'
generating
4.351,943
*534,729
from
cost
substation.
between
$150,000.—V.
and
4.828.412
*729,519
1,533,313
Clinchfield
The
3,561,225
December—
in
5,207,616
*813,324
483.
p.
railway
oper.
Net
January
authorized
this
Aluminum Co., of Badin, N. C.
110 kilovolt substations
located
transmission
a
agreement
price
sell
Badin
Montgomery
and
2.5
about
Commission
to Carolina
will
Power
Aluminum
Stanly
Power
47,638
34,333.540
DecembeT—
Gross
1—
Chicago
Carolina Power & Light Co.—Sells Certain Facilities—
The
93,799
33,017,404
railway
from
Net
Files
7 ,270,474
income—
Jan.
from
Net
1432.
p.
*65,107
33,326.114
5,121,743
185,
(Harry)
p.
$21 ,b79,340 $21,007,565 $21,295,874
-
railway.--!
oper.
From
-r-V.
482.
Investment
*410.442
income..
Jan.
Gross
Associates
452,979
32,568,399
income..
open
ry.
From
Associates, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Stock
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—
Capitol Life Insurance Co.—Exchange Offer—
See
1953
$2,935,141
1—
from
from
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
*
railway
1954
$3,071,787
550,345
railway
Net
432.
p.
Chicago
$477,210.
1955
$2,934,511
453,571
210,762
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.-
6,938,647
1,892,710
December—
115.083
income
8 .956,455
$2,484,182
railway
oper.
Net'
1—
from
from., railway——:
1953
1954
1—
from
Gross
$629,826
railway
oper.
1955
28 ,815,900
652,600
"December—
$546,154
142-.110
Net
Maine—Earnings—
1'956
December—
Gross
ry.
1953
$542,154
155,127
119,194
income
1955
$617,144
257,408
-t-W.185. p. 608.
'
...
21,458,227
7,666,648
Ry.- -Earnings-
$655,832
railway-.—
railway
oper.
From
Gross
the
of
the names
of
being distributed in the
United.
States
in
violation
of
the
registration
requirements of the
Securities Act of 1933.
The original list contained the names of 135,
the
first
supplement the names of 14 such companies,
the'second
names
from
Net
Chicago Si Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings-
indicated
the Canadian
30,480,170
931,295
1956
Jan.
Net
SEC—
Woodgreen
and
1 ,711,686
204 ,344,089
483.
p.
railway
"Deficit.—V.
2895.
p.
Ltd.;
Exploration
Ltd.;
175,413
188,439,849
22,376,007
_
185,
oper.
Net
482.
p.
December—
Net
Mines Ltd.
Copper
As
Exchange
Canadian
seven
*98,376
198,717,784
railway..
from
Gross
•
Securities
2 ,457,943
1,441,849
income
"Deficit.—V.
Gross
The
from
From
railway-
Charleston
*
stricted List-—
addition
$15 ,633,926
1,697,111
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.— -Earns.—
covering 2,550 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at $39
per share, through Francis I. du Pont & Co., Wichita, Kan.
The pro¬
ceeds are to go to Dwane L. Wallace,
President, the selling stockholder.
pro¬
SEC
to
1953
$15,470,586
1,498,949
$1,042,937
oper.
GroSs
Corp.,
YEARS
1954
193,140,157
December—
$948,293
Jan.
Net
Canadian
esti¬
1—
railway
oper.
$-9o,937
through Harris, Upham & Co., Wichita, Kan.
The proceeds are
to go to Getto McDonald, the
selling stockholder.The company on Feb. 5 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
failed
to
comply
filing of semi-annual
and
15
in
mature
equipment
use
mat¬
purchasers,"
2702.
p.
ry.
1955
2,261,707
railway
from
Net
to
by
CALENDAR
AND
$14,317,609 $15,556,886
income
Jan.
$1,069,089
unit,
company
requiring, the
of
amount
179,
the
DECEMBER
railway
oper.
Net;
1953
company on Feb. 4 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 500 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at $40 per
order,
belieVe
to
not
FOR
railway
from
railway--
from
Gross
suspension
cause
have
A
appropriate
and
asserts
provision
a
ry.
secured
'
1954
stated.
The
Net
GVoss
be
1956
"Deficit.—V.
Cessna Aircraft Co., Wichita, Kan.—Files With
question
permanent.*
its
reasonable
Regulation
fraud
a
from
-
order
The
company.
request,
upon
vacated
to
performed-
offering
■
of
more
Net
will
The
suspending a Regulation A
Securities Act of
1933
with
the
offering circular
omits
to
state
material
facts
make the statements made,
in light of the
which
they are made, not misleading in that
circular fails to disclose the status of assessment work,
such
order
cn
the
i/
"would
announced
was
or
under
of
ter
Co., Salt Lake
Regulation A
notification
with
the
Com¬
1954, proposing the public offering of 1,000,U0')
stock
order
oflering
of
for
conditions
that
in
necessary
circumstances
it
one
from
Gross
certificates
trust
They
December—
temporarily
should
asserts
and
Commission,
of
1956
oper.
From
•
Gross
ry.
its
28,
common
the
the
Uranium
&
under
offering
opportunity
on
shares
order
an
suspension
company
mission
Exchange
registration
public
an
whether
.
ry.
Net
Offering Temporarily Suspended—
ar.d
issued
exemption
the
Petroleum
stock
equipment
approximately $1,926,663.
EARNINGS
Public
Electric
&
noon
installments.
cost
railway—__
from
Net
'
placement of $1,500,000 5J/4% first
1982 with institutional investors
California-Utah
-
Net
from
nounced
*
from
Net
due
negotiated by William R. Staats & Co., it
on Feb.
7.—V. 185, p. 339..
was
Gas
Placed
Bonds
—
($2,500,000),
proceeds over $18,000,000
with other funds, to purchase
to
$1,335,000
to
mated
1400, 400 West Madison
St.,
Chicago 6.
(CST) on Feb. 27 receive bids for the purchase
up
annual
Certificates—
on
Room
of
lTom.it
From
respectively.—V.
0Deficit.—V.
Co.
common
Co.
will
111.,
at
company,
equal
1953.
approximately
4.
,
Telephone
tn»
Light
net
together
company,
of
&
and Southwestern
such
of
Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
...
California
the
December—
715.
p.
i
,
Inc.,
by
Power
t$4,000,000)
excess
aggregate "construction expenditures of the system comapnies
(including a fourth subsidiary, Wert Texas Utilities Co.i are e;timated
at
The
Lee
Mr.
6,141 shares of 6% prior preferred stock recently offered
at par ($25 per share) and accrued dividends have all
been
Central
Any
The
Gross
-
used
companies
machinery
new
be
of
Oklahoma
of
additional
482.
p.
Co.
($4,000,000),
may
•
said,
stocks
common
Co.
1958,
1957.
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Bids
Co^p.—Registers With SEC—
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
11, 1957 covering 600,000 shares of its $5 par common stock, to
be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds of the sale of the stock will be used or applied by the
company as follows:
$7,500,000 to pay off an equivalent amount of
bank
borrowings;
and $10,500,000 to purchase additional shares of
corporation
Feb.
Service
3
(819)
Central & South West
common
from
States
addition
foot
completion
.
.
the program
come
United
63,000-square
of
offering
requirements,
additional
On
5613
Number
185
of
exchange,
remittance
for
foreign
subscriptions
and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
,
u
t
4
(820)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—Bids March 5
This
bonds
Farmers
An
v/iil
company
mortgage
Trust
Co.,
p.m.
on
185,
p.
Street,
meeting
Feb.
28,
lor
directors
voted Feo.
of
the
13
two
Under
of
their
will
it
the
of
be
held
York,
New
Tnermatomic
Solvents
shares
at
N. .Y.
Dayton
Co.
will
4,
proposal on
be
would
the
continuing
receive
stock.
18
CSC
shares
offering is not
New
First
York
act
1957.
April
Telephone
the
on
proposal
merger
Thermatomic
2.—V.
185,
stockholders
608.
p.
pansion
announced
1,
Feb.
on
Co.
has
daated Feb.
First
mortgage
Common
Ohio—Bonds
of
Sold
placed
1957, and due Feb.
13.—V.
Power
is offering its
1957, rights to
company
Feb.
Light &
11,
1, 1979,
179, p. 515,
basis of
one
Co.—Stock
subscribe
$16.50
at
March
PROCEEDS—The
the
amount
its
The
new
current
about
to
realise
will
construction
$35,000 000
and
and
retained
$55,000,000
consist
21.1%
or
approximately
be
used
to
The
63.7%
from
stock
common
1957,
Most
and
completion
preferred
of
of
part
stock,
and
remainder
of
of
of
long-term
$99,564,000
or
served
ended
had
net
185,
608.
p.
of
$1,836,645
after
Earnings
amounted
stock
Net
to
salts
based
$1.45 in
337,500
on
1355
the
on
shares
in
containers,
in
net
1956
and
$6,925,677
previously credited
sales.—-V.
184,
to
1955.
in
of
cost
sold,
5
approved the company's plan to issue
some
$55,087,300 of convertible debentures due Feb.
15.
1972,
The securities will be offered to
stockholders in the ratio of $100
of
debentures
Rights
made
for
will
late
be
The
each
25
common
expire March
this month.
conversion
before
terms
15.
-
and
shares
It
is
held
of
expected
Feb.
record
details
First
company
covering
basis.
The
shares
It
not
the
that
will
the
Net
to
6, .1957
—V.
for
offering
announced
The
proposed
the
An
Corp.
will
handle
the
registration
a
to
and
an
statement
of
sale
common
stockholders
employee
for
the
Gross
the
March
subscription
Net
be
used
made
additions
1957.—V.
Walter
P.
185,
10/508,892
share
Total
Dec.
31,
shares
on
and
proposes
from
Jan.
7
March
sales
for
with
184,
will
common
the
to
reports
W.
T.
its
Brady,
it
year
earnings
for
1,136,853
88,786,209
82,690,967
78,614,609
15,147,285
13.582.307
20.116,183
2,628,650
7,071,787
10,187,346
income—
Rio Grande Western
5
1956
1957,
in
an
was
for
year
after
$16,411,491
—V.
to
the
the
on
the
share
compared
taxes
for
1955,
with
1956
$1.59
will
be
increase
an
2,716,833
2,140,638
1,330,341
1,234,195
before,
an
increase
of
Jan.
on
24
said:
the
company's
1955."—V. 182, p.
78.392.886
73,139.062
84.701.140
30.007,224
29,884,709
24,729.920
15,494,047
29,761,146
14,953,716
year
earnings
14,069,796
1955
$1,730,863
1,048.758
828.842
811.408
838,787
on
1,128,040
415,400
1—
21.039,177
17,705 072
7.093,097
7,736,564
incorne.
4.475,460
7.145.548
4,682.533
6,635,348
4,135,889
3,207,350
483.
Toledo
Shore Line IIR.-
22.468.196
Earnings—
1956
railway-
-
1955
1954
1953
$805,673
.
$826,005
469,165
$729,101
$709,882
420,432
231,397
418,108
income
137,355
191,189
189,945
13,792
8.298.379
8,37-5.580
8.608.461
3,495.789
3,801,039
7,521,626
3,275,380
932,200
1,124.931
958,020
1,066,678
1—
railway
railway
'
income—
483.
3,847.106
Management
Co.
in
|jV.
New Name
debentures
Duluth, Missabe
approximate
1112.
Net
Net
Corning Glass Works—Expands
Refractories Activities
&
at
101 V2%
and
Iron Range Ry.
December—
ry.
convertible
accrued
sub¬
interest
-Earnings—
1954
field,
C.
'We
are
portant
He
expanding
discoveries
corrosion
added
that
there
these
move
"1,442,139
$578,236
*1.144,185
In
appears
well
as
the
to
for
program
fields
Decker
be
a
other
oi
the
President.
because
of
im¬
expansion
low
and
*334,087
4,778,043
"647,424
"248,646
52,280.337
39,074,920
63.214,309
13,666,247
22,556,593
10,731,617
Gross
Net
185,
p.
5,622,657
10.291,754
5,179,305
potential
currently
ry.
for
under
From
14,538,633
484.
Gross
from
Net
ry.
the
refractory
the
company's
new
Pilot
ceramic
Plant
products.
research
No.
2
at
laboratories
Corning,
N.
will
Y.
ceramic research of the company!—V.
at
$2
per share,
without
working capital.
7 filed a letter of n°tiflcation
stock
underwriting.
with
the
1954
1953
$518,532
$553,569
4,228
107,955
10.047
36,010
67,478
*19,363
*2,597
railway
7,677,757
6,799,022
8.149,401
1.573.729
1,370,718
750,671
1.124.551
income
185,
893,945
p.
751,771
302,041
The
,185,
441,878
484.
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific
Ry.—Earnings—
December—•
SEC
(par 10 cents) to be offered
The proceeds are to be used
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
1956
Jan.
from
ry.
1953
$497,367
$400,461
313,262
157,747
139,608
74,912
178,285
91,510
34,379
*6,740
6,936,638
5,962,293
5,591,967
5,012,661
2,140,909
1,595,910
1,190,790
590,858
563,535
249,565
*87,429
*487,397
income
railway
railway
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
in
Income
185,
p.
484.
working
31,
was
has made
company
companies
ar¬
the
and
pari passu with the
Steel
series
A
Corp. will purchase
addition Bethlehem
1957
the
and
Steel Corp. will be called
approximately $17,000,000 for
of
the Erie
Mining Co.,
1958
taconite
projects
by Bethlehem Steel Corp.
1956,
Erie
Mining Co. sold $114,000,000 of its
bonds, series A, to the same group of nine in¬
and
$93,000,000 of said bonds to the Bethlehem
4 '/4%
667.
p.
1956
income
oper.
Jan.
from
from
1955
1953
$12,155,468 $13,302,566
2,827,530
2,005,281
1,530.042
1,456,705
1,034,688
1,069,862
175,899,899
161,447,842
152.086,511
181,505,236
38,203,357
33,401,120
27.821,733
45,122,478
15,313,060
15,067,679
12,686,039
13,985,838
1—
railway
income
oper.
105,
1954
$13,989,454
965,233
railway
484.
p.
Eternalite, Inc.
New-York,
(La.)—Stock
Offered—Vickers
Bros.,
Feb. 13 publicly offered 200,000 shares of
class A common stock
(par 50 cents) at $4.50 per share
as a
speculation.
on
The class A common stock is
entitled to a 30c per share cumulative
dividend
per
annum
from
surplus available for dividend purposes.
Before July, i960, dividends
may be paid if and when the
company has
accumulated a suiplus, but the
dividends do not
cumulate, nor may
they be demanded by class A common stock
holders before July, 1960.
Before July, 1960, no dividend
may be paid on the common stock unless
a
dividend of eqval amount has been
paid theretofore on the clas3
A common stack.
After July, I960, even
though there are no earnings,
class A common stock
dividends begin to cumulate.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used
as
follows: $37,000 to
repay loan from Guardian National
Life Insurance Co.; $512,090 for
maintenance of and increase of
inventory; $75,000 for working capital;
$10,000 for
research, laboratory tests, and testing
equipment; and the
tered
for
other
into
purposes.
AGREEMENT—A voting trust
July 15, 1955 between Robert C.
of
as
pursuant
oi
corporate
TRUST
the
to
which
company
were
3,604
and
deposited
2C0
in
agreement
Smith
shares
trust
of
by
Mr.
was
and
the
old
en¬
Leon
E.
common
Smith
and
Mr.
respectively.
Such common stock under the
present capital¬
represents 52,164 shares of common stock and
the voting power of the stock
of the company.
The voting trustees
have the power,
after giving effect to the fact
that the class A common
stock has the right to elect
one-third of the
members of the beard of
directors, to vote in response to the will of
the majority oi the trustees in
the election of two-thirds of the mem¬
bers of the board of
directors.
Otherwise the voting trustees in all
matters submitted to the
holders of the common stock vote in
accord¬
ance
with the directives of
the holders of the
voting trust certificates.
The
voting trustees aie: Robert C. Smith, 500
Marguerite Road,
Metairie, La,; Mr. Leon E. Newman, 354 Walnut
St., New Orleans, La.;
Max M. Ainsworth. 342
of
the
company
approximately 53%
of
voting
trust
is
to
CAPITALIZATION
Class
continue
Metairie,
in
effect
A
the
stock
stock
of
holders
A
to
issued
TO
July
PRESENT
1961
shares
class
the
the
P.
of
15,
A
to
the
of
any
will
a
stock
of
be
price
97,200 shs.
purchasable upon
purchase warrants to be
the
$4.50
agreement.
underwriting agreement.
entitled
of
X 100,000
stock
underwriting
terms
*360,831 sus.
100,GOO
to
time after May 31.
at
Outstanding
97.200 shs.
common
common
the
warrants
M.),
A
1969.
FINANCING
460,000 shs.
class
terms
stock at
(3
cents)
—
pursuant
of
common
30,
EFFECT
cents)
purchase warrants
the
puiruant
be
50
50
100,000
exercise
Sept.
(par
(par
stock
com.
•Includes
GIVING
La.
until
Authorized
A-com.
Class
purchase
1957
per
and
shares
on
of
before
or
share.
BUSINESS—The corporation,
incorporated
May 25, 1953 for the purpose of
on
marketing
is
company
The
long
a
located
is
still
company
in
in
is
in Louisiana, was formed
developing a source of supply and
electric light bulb.
Its principal
the International
Building, New Orleans, La. Tho
the development
stage.
life
in
incandescent
the
business
lamps or light bulbs and does
lighting.—V. 184, p. 1351.
net
of
marketing long-life incandescent
fluorescent or mercury vapor
market
Flick-Reedy Corp., Melrose Park, 111.—Securities Of¬
fered—The company on Feb. 7
publicly
its
employees, customers
registered
and
1—
from
Net
1954
$564,593
railway
oper.
Net
1955
$651,238
railway
used for
to sell to them in 1957 and 1958
4 V2%
bonds, series B,
railway— $14,245,421
railway
2,375,341
ry.
—V.
office
8.261.995
railway
oper.
be
Cornwells Industries,
Inc., Cornwells
Heights, Pa.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
common
1955
$600,838
"44,041
income—
•Deficit.—V.
Gross
,.ni!?,LC0oP*0nnn1°n Fe^covering 25.000 shares of
ry.
class
1956
1—
from
Net
fcr
owned
Dec.
The
$571,713
railway
Jan.
SEC
stock¬
mortgage
from
issued
railway
oper.
Division
pr°7?6 Wm centralize a11
lor
from
from
the
present
RR.—Earnings—
from
Net
26.464,668
income
to
to be
are
insurance
secured
that
companies
Corp.—V. 183,
Common
December—
Gross
Net
market
refractories
to
Erie
$659,174
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.-Earnings—
Net
said.
strong
is 45%
refractories
Decker,
first
be
this
*2,104,823
47.034.630
railway
offered
Financing Arranged—It
that
Edinburg St..
1—
"Deficit.—V.
follows
Headquarters
located
as
research
in
Mr.
expected
fTo
only by a year
establishment of the company's
which
was
organized
to
consolidate
the
de¬
manufacture and sale of
Refractories
velopment,
ceramic
recently
refractories,"
new
materials,
development.
The
our
made
resistant
in
of
to
mortgage
Steel
This
corporation will further
expand its activities
it was announced on
Feb. 11 by William
is
It
The
*1,408,568
railway
oper.
31
nine
upon
to
in
provide
construction costs of
1953
$705,733
income,
Jan.
1955
The proceeds
bonds), of which Bethlehem
$45,450,000 principal amount.
ization
re¬
$2,331,682
railway
oper.
from
ry.
1956
railway
from
Jan.
with
Newman
Ino.—Debentures Sold—The
offering of $27,900,000 4%
notification with
be
635.
p.
stock
185, p. 657.
717 and 483.
Gross
underwriting.
on
are
VOTING
America—Proposed
of
$1,710,264
through an underwriting
group
headed
by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
was
heavily oversubscribed.
For details
see
V.
185,
Net
preliminary
will
(which
802.928
2,351,734
income.
letter
a
engaged in the farm equipment business in
South Carolina in
denominations of $1,000 each.
and
no
174,
$101,000,000
Net
1933
$1,964,781
raillway—
from
filed
5
10-year bonds to
|
Net
1954
$1,828,849
__
20,775,474
from
6%'
Erie Mining Co.—Private
13,095,582
railway-
p.
be
Feb.
on
of
individuals
Carolina
will
From
1956
&
to
capital—V.
Newman,
pp.
611.
p.
December—
railway-
Ulen
From
"Based
North
and
remainder
com¬
6 8%.
Refining Co.—Earnings Maintained—
that
The corporation
holders
1,069,543
81,355,116
Development Corp. of
See
182,
covering $800,000
2,042.488
1,525,461
of
approximately $276,003,000
year
construction.—V.
$6,055,396
483.
oper.
185,
917.
p.
This company has
advised the SEC that it has
arranged an $8,750,000
of
credit
with
six
banks.
Wells
Fargo
Bank, -San
Francisco,
will act as agent for the group.
The funds to be borrowed
through the revolving credit and term
loan arrangement will be used
by the company for improvements and
surance
1953
3.032.449
income
ordinated
for
1955.
in
1954
expenditure
earnings
per
1955
railway—-.
from
lowest-
line
1—
Jan.
ry.
the
on
Calif.,
first
RR.—Earnings—
$6,070,581
ex¬
Increased—
$1.70
809,255
$6,668,157'
from
Net
expenditures
for
1953
$7,060,791
income—
oper.
From
radio
world's
Model
.
railway——
p.
from
ry.
3,453,435
134,
89.649,656
11 905,317
8,164,379
railway
oper,
Net
Net
now
the
171,790
cent public
estimated
outstanding
earnings
with.
amounted
President,
appears
443,406
from
Gross
figures,
income,—
1954
$6,984,296 ' $6,874,397
1,387,691
1,233,323
1—
Detroit
purposes.
$89,200,000
approved
about
916.
Corn Products
1955
December—
Gross
11,618,132
2,078,236
Bethlehem Steel Corp.
1,115,682
railway
185,
8,039,397
6,873,892
Emporium Capwell
Co.—Arranges Bank Credit—
rangements
RR.—Earnings-
reimburse
such
caoital
Western
$7,520,539
p.
from
ry,
Net
Dec." 31,
Which
been
equal
stock
consolidated
compared
$258,463,036
p.
to
of
March
improvements,
or
for
make
10,089v804 shares for the
estimated
$18,200,000
Net
—V.
to
1956,
1,
and
service,
made
America—Earnings
Chairman,
11%.
pared
of
&
3956
Jan.
Net
19,817,624
4,765,711
484.
871, listing at only $17.88, have keen In¬
troduced
by this corporation, it was announced on
Feb.
13
by Hal
IJietz, Vice-President in charge of Sales and
Marketing.—V.
10,419,525
1,019,090
from
Net
—V.
55.321,510
874,
radio,
announced
Douglas Aircraft Co.,
1956
of
the
additions
expenditures
60S.
p.
Paepcke,
ended
about
property
maintenance
for
Container Corp. of
year
foe
or
treasury
approximating $184,200,000,
in
1956 anc?
$95,000,000 has
pended
per
300
22.
on
5,748,498
$7,437,431
ry.. oper.
Gross
has
property
amount
In
is
warrants
10,663,671
483.
railway
railway
from
60,854
43,231,911
13,422/829
10,530,727
from
Gross
for
the
for
is
improvement
company
income—.
oper.
Net
date
date
will
company s
The
lor
plan
Inc.,
record
proceeds
9,730.333
l-for-15
a
subscription
of
information
Net
the
the
shares
on
meeting will be held at 11 a.m.
(EST)
at Bankers Trust
Co., 16 Wall Street, New
York, N. Y.
or
.with
549,324
1
subscription price on March 4.
Bids
will be opened at 11 a.m.
(EST) on
offices
of
Commonwealth Services
the
expiration
15,960,792
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
RR.—Earnings—
will
shortly
by stockholders.
announce
Park Ave., New York.
and
18,789,835
Jan.
185,
687,874
lowest-priced
five-tube
AC-DC
table
listing at only $14.88, and the
Model
clock
There
December—
be
underwriting
at
55,256.873
from
ry.
Net
Boston
issuance
includes
subscribed
proposed
March
filed
proposed
to be offered
proposal
Is: planned
for
13'
Feb.
on
the
stock,
1,135,393
49,082,792
railway.
from
From
common
423,931
52.883,917
oper.
From
Net
575,344
50,402,793
17,226,105
185, p.
world's
priced
1953
1—
from
ry.
157,800
53,517,901
Emerson Radio &
Phonograph Co.—New Models—
Gross
716,
p.
,
The
927,980
57,409,145
1954
25.
Consumers Power Co.—Registers Stock With
SEC—
its
871,581
railway
from
;
other
the
offering is made.
Morgan Stanley & Co. and
underwriting. See also V. 185,
SEC
income—„
760.479
December—
Gross
Feb.
on
Corp.—Earnings—
$4,404,470
185, p. 483.
Groms
*3,464,520
income—
oper.
Prior
Consolidated Edison Co. of New
York, Inc.—New De¬
bentures Approved—
stockholders
Hudson RIl.
741,678
oper.
Net
1953
84,193.204
1,509,934
1—.
Deficit.—V.
which
•
1954
$3,760,320
1,280,437
income
Jan.
ry.
1955
$4,399,863
Equipment Finance Corp., Charlotte, N.
C.—Files With
Securities and
Exchange Commission—
of
Charges
goods
1956
water.—V.
$4,320,050
from
Net
The
amounted to $73,527,000, of which
electricity, 33.7% from gas, 2.5%
185, p. 483.
of
oper.
The
number
same
1792,
p.
1956
sales
1955
Denver &
$10,199,590
for
included
share
a
for
Co.
880,281
from
market,
railway-—.
railway
from
Net
regular
1,150,370
Jan.
ry.
Net
payable
84,400,746
oper,
Net
shares.
were
customers
$2.19
to
outstanding, against
outstanding
are
ry.
—V.
common
of
a
stock,
1957.
was
from
from
Net
6.
declared
common
8,
1,411,211
p.
from
Gross
31, 1956, a gain of 50% over net of $1,217,518 the
Smith W. Storey, President, reported to stockholders on
before,
from
December—
Dec.
year
the
railway,.i.
railway—L—
185,
Gross
the
directors
on
Feb.
1956
oper.
From
in
on
$4,725,902
Jan.
Net
taxes
the
share
&
250,000 shs.
—
addition,
Irom
ry.
Corp,—Earnings Rise—
earnings
a
Privately—The
Feb.
on
Witter
$4,720,473
railway—
railway
railway
from railway
2,957,667 shs.
company is
principally the production, trans¬
and
sale
of
electric
energy, and
the purchase,
ol natural gas, in the service
area.
In
0.1%
ry.
Gross
$81,850,000
$100)
record
Delaware, Lackawanna
[
ex¬
the
revenues
and
oper.
Net
Consolidated Cement
Feb.
ry.
Net
and
with electricity include Bristol,
Noiwalk, Waterbury and Willimantic.—V.
an
railway——
railway,——
from
—V.
by
for
FINANCING
Outstanding
1957,
of
company
from
from
utility serving about
population. Most of
gas
cents
derived
was
Nc-t
of
38.2%
debt,
principal communities
Greenwich, Meriden, New Brit¬
corporation
operating
Gross
capital
the
15,
60
Dean
from
from
Net
From
PRESENT
also provides steam heating service in the central
portion
and provides water service in
Wilmington.
steam
Gross
surplus.
sales,
This
go
Net
$13,802,460
year.
TO
—
(par
through
December—
appointed
•
December—
of
to
for
is
financing,
40.7%
or
BUSINESS—The company is an electric and
of Connecticut
by area and 41%
its revenue is derived from
electric
year
the
the
two-thirds
ain,
the
—
of
holders
of
Delaware &
$15,000,000
expected
pay
which
program
$103,000,000
of
been
its
business
From
of
has
—
Jan.
to
has
Dayton
on
earnings.
will
this
EFFECT
Co.—Bonds Sold
announced
was
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
York
New
company
ol
Net
CAPITALIZATION—-Upon
$37,155,000
$7)—
distribution
distribution and sale
held.
March 6,
on
1957,
each
oversubscription privilege).
of
it
Monday, February 18, 1957
.
11, has placed pri¬
and Smith, Polian
& Co., an issue of
$1,200,000 first mortgage 4%%
bonds,
series B, due Feb.
1, 1987.—V. 183, p. 1753.
vately,
Gross
GIVING
mission,
its
structure
for
Sault Electric
company,
(par $7)
share
new
Edison
of
incorporated on March 23, 1911, in
principal executive offices at 25 North Main Street,
Dayton, Ohio.
The company's business is
solely in the State of Ohio,
where it renders utility service in 24
adjacent counties.
Net
in
Bank
cumulative
BUSINESS—The
requirements this year will be obtained from depreciation accruals
cash
of
will
capital
company
offering.
of
cost
to
(no par)
shares
subscription offer will expire at 3 p.m.
1957. The offering is not underwritten.
the
cost
(par
stock,
1.
Ohio,
the
share
stock
The
from
record
of
a
seven
common
share for each
new
Offered—The
stockholders
common
927,598 additional shares of
the
an
one
The
—
before Feb. 28
stock
common
of
bonds———
stock
quarterly dividend
The
Connecticut
to
program
of
rate
Offering
stockholders
or
company
will
use
$7,990,000 oi
hank lo.;ns
and
the
balance
will
retire
CAPITALIZATION
Preierred
privately, through
issue of $800,000 5% first mort¬
Ohio Company, an
City
agent.
PROCEEDS—The
to
Stock
—
underwritten.
National
warrant
proceeds
Co.
additional shares
$42 per share at the
eight shares held (with
DIVIDEND—On
company
Light
at
owns
now
&
offering to its common
the right to subscribe on
8
for 328,630
The
Carbon
Power
is
company
record Feb.
Thermatomic.
of
April
on
would
Thermatomic
oi
stockholders
meeting
merger
bonds,
Solvents
Tnermatomic
oi
share
outstanding
the
on
was
will
St.,
respective stockholders the merger
Commercial
Commonwealth
gage
City Bank
the
"
each
Privately—The
The
Rector
2
and
their
to
stockholders
for
annual
act
City.
bidders
at
Corp.-—Proposed Merger—
corporation
proposal.
Commercial
at
£40,
J5,
first
The
this
recommend
and
stock
68.7%,
of
to
the
CSC
York
30-year
companies.
corporation
of
New
of
510.
Commercial Solvents
The
$16,000,000
March
on
prospective
Room
in
its
on
(ESTt
a.m.
Wall
2
information
2:30
—V.
bit's
open
11
at
..
one
unit.
The
subordinated
and
offered, first to
neighbors, $1,200,000 6%
debentures
due
Feb.
120,000 shares of common stock
(par $1)
$100 debenture and 10 shares of stock
There is
company
debentures
at
no
may
prices
1,
_
1972,
in units of
at
$115
per
underwriting involved.
at
any
ranging
time
from
redeem
105%
if
all
or
any
redeemed
part
on
or
of
the
before
Volume
Feb.
the
to
100%
each
case.
1962,
1.
interest
in
PROCEEDS—The
of
a
net
at
fund
proceeds
plant
new
after Feb. 1, 1971; plus accrued
subject to redemption through
also
are
interest.
accrued
and
100',«
to be used toward
financing
built near Bensenville, 111.
are
being
1956 of 1,500 shares of the
company's 6% cumulative preferred stock to the trustees of its Em¬
ployees' Profit Sharing Trust in the amount of $150,000 were added
to
general funds of the company to be used for general corporate
The
proceeds
sale
the
from
Dec. 26,
on
Fountain's,
Miss.—Stock
Greenwood,
Inc.,
Gerber Products Co.—Sales and Earnings
Offered—
Lewis &
Co., Inc., Jackson, Miss., on Feb. 11 offered pub¬
on a
best-efforts basis, 5,000 shares of common
(no par) at $25 per share to residents of Missis¬
licly,
stock
The
nine
not
proceeds
delivered
and
merchandise
and
and
to be used to pay for merchandise
operating capital, purchase of
are
used
other
for
general
corporate
CAPITALIZATION
corporation was incorporated in Illinois on Jan. 27,
1954, as Miller Fluid Power Co. and on Feb. 1, 1954 acquired most
of the assets and succeeded to the business of the partnership Miller
is
Daniel
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
to
ended
11.5%
Dec.
This
1956.
31,
sales of
over
net
is
$69,978,235
increase o„ $8,054,528,
period last year.
an
for the same
for the same nine months were $5,755,894,
Gerber, President, said, representing an increase of $1,378,645
F.
the
over
eainings
$3,877,249
earned
like period a year
compared to $1 83 for
the
in
Earnings were $2.73 a share
year ago.—V. 184, p. 2117.
purposes.
a
purposes.
months
which
Rise—
Feb. 6 announced that its consolidated sales of sub¬
set new highs, amounting to $78,012,763 for the
on
continue
Consolidated
PROCEEDS—The
bought
company
sidiaries
sippi only.
new
5
(821)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
.
redeemed
If
They
sinking
the
of
operation
construction
5613
Number
185
age.
the
period
same
FINANCING
BUSINESS—The
corporate name was adopted in January 1956.
The
general offices of the company are
at 2040 North Hawthorne
Avenue, Melrose Park, 111.
The company is engaged primarily in the manufacture and sale of
hydraulic
and
pneumatic
cylinders of machine
tool grade.
These
cylinders and related boosters and accumulators are used principally
for
actuating or controlling straight-line
motion in machinery and
Motor
The
Co.
transfer
threads.
304
at
Howard
first mortgage note due
'Conditional
sales
contracts
this
is
V.
subsidiary,
July
on
1921.
7,
It
operates
retail
185,
610.
p.
purchase
147,624
equipment
&
6%
registered subordinated
cumul.
The
Securities
and
Exchange
Commission
earlier
to furnish
additional information
shares of its common stock.
Details
public.
-
this
corporation
1,964,488
proposal
the
SEC
Common
♦Such
mature
30.
all
1960.
indebtedness
tSuch
JSold
Trust
§On
the
to
Dec.
on
D 'C.
amended
bears
the
at
with
currently,
of 6%
rate
26,
April
on
ranging
4'/2%-
from
13,
Dec.
6%
to
per
later
1956,
to
Profit
Sharing
company's certificate
1,500,000
of
shares
incorporation
of
stock,
common
$1
was
value
par
share, and the 50,000 shares of common stock, $10 par value per
share, then issued and outstanding out of the 150,000 shares of common
stock, $10 par value per share,
V.
shares
600.000
into
185,
of
theretofore authorized,
1
stocx,
common
reclasd.ied
w.-rc
value
par
share.—■
per
fifty-six
Sales
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co., Inc.- -New NameHudson
take
into
contracts
account
gratified
am
to
future
immediate
currently
Harry F. Vickers,
elected
been
nounced
Feb.
on
in all
able
be
permit me
tell
to
and
the
of
company's
finance
and
stock
option
received the
recently
who
Vickers,
Mr.
will
remain
well
within
be
from
Net
ry.
reasonable.
progressing
and
610
Net
p.
S3 026,816
$3,133,097
1,210,742
539,752
The
103,728
37,741,535
34,273,095
31,662,031
at
9.333,960
8,850,374
4,793,337
4,259,046
5,182,358
227,585
Feb.
on
1
shares
Cadillac
net
The
proceeds
a
letter of notification with the
convertible preierred stork to be
through Rudd, Brod & Co., Washington,
be used to open and
to
are
equip two new super¬
markets.
(Mich.)—Sales & Earnings Lower—
Ford Motor Co.
Ended
Year
1955
1956
31—
Dec.
income—
Total
437,000,009
$4.31
$1.70
2,083,500,000
1,987,500,000 1,868,200,000 1,593,300,000
-
-
1,963.857
2,613,195
1,991,179
in 1956 rose to their highest levels of the year
in
the
final quarter,
when they were the second highest for any
fourth quarter.
Net income of $91,400,000, or $1.69 per share, com¬
pared with $124,800,000, or $2.34 per
share, for the fourth quarter
of
1955.
Fourth
quarter
net
sales were
$1,413,700,000,
compared
with $1,551,400,000 for
the fourth quarter of 1955.
Sales
and
earnings
Commenting
the
noted
the
on
unusual
result
S.
costs
lor
incurred
1956,
Henry
Ford II,
President,
for facilities and product line ex¬
coaches—U.
&
trucks—Canada
Total
trucks
&
Total
U.
&
S.
1957,
S.__
less
company
not
than $50,000,000 in 1955.
a record $530,000,000 for expansion,
moderniza¬
facilities (excluding special tools) in 1956.
Mercury, Lincoln and Continental cars and
spent
and
replacement of
Factory sales of Ford,
trucks
Ford
The
in
company's
1956
was
to
1,963,857
of
the
amounted
share
total
units,
24.8%
below
the
1955
level.
sales
of passenger cars
Its 1955 share.—V. 185, p. 718.
industry
23.7%, slightly higher than
Fort Vancouver Plywood Co., Vancouver,
With Securities and
Wash.—Files
S
p.
company
on
Feb.
959.
Net
from
Net
ry.
oper.
1955
1954
44,783
366,154
subject
and
change,
to
$2,096,059
Earnings
—
Sales
and
1956—
$9,527,529
were
Great
The
Sweet
of
to
V.
142,961
General
in
taxes
184,
the
fiscal
year
Net
from
Net
•
ry.
railway
railway
285,524
604,417
oper.
♦34,889
127,797
333,353
364,365
23,418,763
23.264-.796
23,701,489
22,972,755
Co.
Telephone
of
stock
The
loans
company
185,
5,022,854
4.918.127
6.270.222
will
proceeds
to
and
the
Southeast
—
Private
on
be
to
used
2,870,313
2,881,465
484.
Gamble-Skosrmo, Inc.
Month
Net
—V.
of
sales
185,
January—
___
p.
(& Subs.)—January Sales Up—
-----—
718.
250.254,361
263,034,981
71,138,194
72,653,802
61,632,994
73,151,064
30,407,474
30,154,442
24,226,248
27,530,656
Oils, Ltd.—Delisting Continues—
Exchange
Com mis ion
under
orders
for
inclusive;
Exchange,
22,
1957,
and appropriate
for
fraudulent,
deceptive
12
Feb.
on
19 (a H 41
Section
of
anno
the
a
need
Securities
capital
on
the
period of 10 days from
and it declared that such
Feb.
13,
acdon is
of
investors
and to
acls
or
practices.—
the protection
manipulali.c
or
719.
1956
Gross
$351,561
$383,605
84,809
133,345
129,466
98,411
39,708
57,229
19,002
4,527,492
4,477,741
4,338,096
4,679,701
1,230,988
1,368,464
958.515
1,562,669
362,399
424,343
218,488
468,143
1—
from
from
ry.
—V.
Income
Jan.
Net
railway
—
railway
income
oper.
185,
■<
$352,911
143,838
railway
railway
oper.
From
1953
1954
1955
$*.'60,227
from
—
435.
p.
Green River Steel Corp.—SEC Files
Supplemental Re¬
Securities
The
General
Waterworks
by
Acquisition
Island
Rhode
Feb.
12
by
thi.j
sion
and
other
the
Butcher
Howard
in
III.
of
water
two
in
companies—one
Carolina—was
North
In
Rhode
announced
on
Act
Co.
Water
with
was
taken
of
munities
ovr.
This
Morehead
concern
City,
serves
Beaufort
The
3,200
and
through exchange of securities.
acquisitions increase the number
quired
assets
customers
Snow
Hill.
of $1,500,000
in
Both
the
com¬
were
ac¬
properties acquired in the
last two years to 60 (net additions 571
under an expansion program
that in the period has served to increase the assets of General Water¬
works by approximately $30,000,000.
In this program the corporation
has
extended
its
operations
to
upwards of 200 communities in 19
states.—V.
183,
p.
Commission
on
Feb.
7
announced
the
172 and 173 of Chapter X of the National
amended plan of reorganization for this cor¬
and sells semi-finished steel products in
an
manufactures
Ky.
,
.
.
..
the Commission in an Advisory Report filed on Jan. 26,
that the plan proposed by Roy Burlew, trustee, based
concluded
1957,
on
on
which
offer
an
Co. of
Washington, Pa., which manu¬
alloy steels, was not l'easlb'e because the
River af'er reorganization would be excessive
debentures to be issued by the reorganized companv would be
to
subsequent purchasers and that the
treatment proposed
by
Steel
Jessop
highly
specialized
long-term debt ol' Green
and
now
illusory
the
for
holders
debenture
Court
Federal
was
1957
1,
Feb.
on
not
At a hearing in Louisville
amendments were made to the
fair.
certain
plan.
that the amended
improvement over the trustee's original plan with
to be accorded the debenture holders and in
of the new debentures.
However, the Com¬
mission
concluded
that it was unable to advise
the Court that the
amended
plan was feasible or fair.
Concern was expressed in the
Supplemental
Report because
the debenture holders would not be
compensated fully for their matured claims and because the amended
plan failed to rectify the inordinately high debt ratio proposed for
Supplemental Report concludes
Commission's
The
plan is a substantial
the
to
reorganized company
Approved Acquisition bv Jessop Steel Co.—
Court
Judge
Co.
Brooks
the
over
Green
exchange of Jessop stock for
Green
River bonds and
on
plant
Owensboro,
at
foi
of
one
River.
until
exchanged
of
Green
said equipment would be moved from the
Washington factory to Owensboro to shape ingots as a preparatory
step
toward
making finished products.
The plan
must be approved by holders of two-thirds of the Green
River debentures'and of a majority of'its stock—V. 185. p. 611.
spokesman
Jessop
A
of
2897.
expansion.
share of its stock would be
Jessop will pay holders
expiration.
said
Green
3V2%
bonds
River
of
on
Feb. 7 authorized the Jessop
River Steel Co.
March 4. clears the way for*an
Green River shares, payment of interest
a
$1,500,000 loan
to the Green River
for
Ky.,
Jessop
shares
15
final
becomes
which
order
L.
Henry
take
to
Officials
President.
the Wakefie'd
2,800 customers in several com¬
the town from which it takes Its
In North Carolina, the Carolina Water Co. with assets of $600,-
was
000
Island,
Exchange
Sections
to
pursuant
Bankruptcy
poration,
Federal
Corp.—Continues Expansion—
corporation
and
filing with the U. S. District Court for the Western District of Ken¬
tucky, Owensboro Division, of a Supplemental Report of the Commis¬
The
Georgia
RR.
Guidon Corp., Elkton,
and
Securities
The
Feb.
13,
Md.—Stock Offering Suspended
Exchange
Commission,
it
v.as
Issued an order temporarily suspending a
from registration under the Securities Act'
has
exemption
annourced
on
Regulation A
of 1933 with
respect to a public offering of securities by this corporation.
The
provides an opportunity for hearing, upon request, on ti e ques¬
tion
whether the
suspension order should be vacated or ma„e per¬
Earnings—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway,
from
ry.
1953
$717,407
$757,404
135,610
56,658
97,603
110,976
142,521
49,452
35,286
102,430
9,018,056
7,528,002
8.448.511
9,623,474
railway
1,236,008
682.799
1,034,917
1,815.059
oper.
income
1,233,0G6
705.538
1,006,708
1,714,230
mission
of
185,
Georgia
Southern
Florida
1956
Gross
from
Net
from
ry.
1957
1955
$7,247,062
$6,311,256
railway
oper.
amount)
showing
the
income
railway
Net
frotn -railway
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
income.-*,
amount
180,
p.
$834,391
708.490
339,985
389,136
321,633
493,117
147,417
131,356
40,777
10 053.302
10,723,010
9.596.303
9,916,815
of
254.
four months
p..435.
period from Sept.
1 to Dec. 31. 1956
slightly In excess of $5,100,000 and the consolidated
Mines. Inc. and its subsidiary companies for the
Haile*
mt earnings
four months
approximately 20c a share. The corpora¬
tion's cash flew for the same period
was approximately at the rate
of
50c
a
share when Its heavy depreciation changes are taken into
ended
Dec.
1956,
31,
were
cons'deration.
2,854,375
3,024.307
2,503.917
3,626,113
450.233
294.257
145,545
682.585
Haile
'
Mines,
and leasehold
Inc.
Tenn.
It
neighborhood of
City,
entered Tennessee, having bought the plant
Manganese Co. at EmbreviUe. near Johnson
has
of Tennessee
Is planned that this
10.000 tons a year of
ir.
185,
conditional exemption from regis¬
Inc.—Earnings—Expansion—
the
for
a
public offerings of securities not exceeding
calling for the filing of semi-anni al reports
of shares sold and the use of the proceeds
to
in
1953
$927,766
1—
Jan.
Grose- from
1954
$972,700
provides
(which
A
respect
$300,000
Ry.—Earnings—
1955
asserts
Ilaile Mines,
$855,841
at
with
were
railway
stock
Regulation
thereof.—•V.
&
1954,
July,
Commission
of
485.
p.
in
common
its Regulation A notification with the Com¬
proposing the public ofiering of 10,COD shares
$10
per
sliaie.
In its suspension order, the
that Guidon failed to comply wiih a provision
filed
company
tration
income
railway
The
$733,897
1—
Jan.
from
1954
$763,378
railway
oper.
manent.
1955
1956
December—
Gross
From
-
280.542,504 267,095,219
_
Green Ray & Western RR.—Earnings-
Si eel
Net
1,966,997
292,192
1934
Stock
bank
$1,300,000 of short-term
the parent.—V. 184, p. 1122,
retire
notes held by
repay
6.350,651
1,671,645
p.
2,347,890
the treatment
strengthening the terms
bonds due 1987 and $800,000 of additional common
to its parent, General Telephone Corp.
December—
income
Deficit.—V.
574,502
December—
622,526
—
2,874,517
summarily suspending trading in the
corporation and of Kroy Oils Lid., respective y,
this
p.
respect
1794.
p.
Jan. 22 sold privately to
three institutional investors $800,000 of 5% first mort¬
—V.
1—
Jan.
from
$19,247,856
5,092,623
_
two
of
Feb.
185,
1953
$19,735,707
1,806,415
_
and
of
Act
Exchange
1954
1955
„
1,940,593
Grass
Securities
issuance
Revenues
From
Gross
Earnings—
3,173,951
_
income-485.
p.
factures
after
respectively.—V.
$15,595,780,
and
Placement—The
$2,192,057
i
4,821,504
$20,588,197 $19,461,521
-
railway
Owensboro,
»
Co.
1953
$2,058,703
income—
185,
the
8,264
44,783
ended
Dec.
31,
1956,
up
16%
from $8,195,780 the year before. Smith W.
Storey, President, reported on Feb, 11.
Based on 2,079,942 common
shares outstanding,
1956 earnings were equal to $4.58 a share, com¬
pared with $3.94 a share the preceding year.
Net sales
were $45,310,392
in the latest period, against $40,751,257.
Sales include charges to customers lor containers, previously credited
to cost of goods sold. The
company's income before taxes was $18,-
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
1956
railway
railway
12,807,279
658,456
35,519
369.506
preliminary
are
Cement
Portland
earnings
Net
Net
$1,899,338
from
—V.
Net
321;371
44,212
1
Canada
figures
Rose Sharply During
From
December—
8.876,438
4,689,224
485.
railway—.
Previously,
Gross
Gross
61.239,076
14,113,063
order
4
Fort Worth & Denver
808,636
56,338,604
income—
oper.
ry.
3,22i
Canada—
&
185, p. 434.
General
Exchange Commission—
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering $250,000 of 5%
five-year promissory notes to be issued at
par
(in
denominations
of
$100 each),
without
underwriting.
The
proceeds are to be used
to purchase logs, timber and
timberlands,
improve end expand plant, and for working capital.
The company's address is—P. O. Box 289, Vancouver, Wash.—V. 181,
The
ry.
Net
7,630
._
—
—
coacbec—U
name.
slightly
The
do
264,998
61,669,627
port on Amended Plan of Reorganization—
trucks
Total
with
tion
which
from
Net
14,196
acquired. The company serves
munities including Narragonsett and
programs,
Net
321,371
40.931
—
356,247
1,390,008
634,767
1—
Jan.
from
33,361
t.
Coach
&
1953
$4,834,076
802,824
1956
oper.
Net
325,294
:
Truck
1954
$4,742,604
62,828,440
9,154,886
*1,425,505
p.
railway—
from
Gross
17,107
—
Canada
&
contribute
to
income
until new
plants are in full production and new products are [sold in volume.
These
costs
totaled
approximately $90,000,000 in
1956 as compared
pansion
ry.
From
Gross
67,095
Coaches:—:
and
GM'C
gage
factory saies
(units)
■,
$3.27
—2,792,600,000 2.585,300,000
truck
Net
50,166
227,800,000
$3.19
82.40
worth
ami
cars—U.
passenger
135,
railway—:
15,094
Chevrolet
327,529
$4.38
share
ner
Total assets
Car
$
236,600,000
Earnings per share
Dividends
from
38,236
4,647,000,000 5,594,000,000 4.062,300,000
sales
Net
Net
1954
$
$
Net
from
308,187
—
cars—U. S.—
passenger
cars—Canada—
1955
Great Northern Ry.
54,763
passenger
company.—
1,087,093
December—•
Gross
151,678
.
C.—Files with SEC—
C.
D.
_
Total
" 6,,779,101
.2,,741,022
filed
of 8%
($3 per share),
Deficit.—-V,
45,325
—■
Export
$5,426,627
—
income---
oper.
41,226
———
the
of
1956
151,779
„
Oldsmobiie
January,
100,000
par
_l
— —
—
Total
corporation
ry,
prevent
52 ,897,595
income—
from
*
income
railway
railway..-
necessary
FACTORIES
1937
—
Maneger
1—
Jan.
Net
in
Output Higher—
CANADIAN
International
the
1956
oper.
Net
1957
AND
.
of
$5,598,446
____
from
stocks
S.
Co.
President
1,192,160
rail way
of
aerodynamics,
atomics
and
asTona tics
satisfactorily and will
be continued.—V.
185,
very
Pontiac
325,237
484.
covering
co.trd
programs
-Month of January-
—V.
offered
the
700,578
753,7ol
Food Town, Inc., Washington, D.
SEC
by
end development
research
341.
Chevrolet
1—
railway—
oper.
lfi'5,
1953
$3,449,706
railway
from
ry.
determined
amounts
Our
Passenger Cars:—
Trucks
1954
514,869
income—
Jan.
from
Net
—V.
"distin¬
1,082,930
railway
oper.
From
Gross
for
$3,743,248
railway
from
Net
the
hydrodynamics,
Total
1955
1956
December—
Gross
medal
A.S.M.E.
East Coast IIy.—Earnings—
Florida
for
forecasts
my
Our
the
directors to
of
draulic
ry.
Net
substantially in excess oi the 1956 figure.
Expenditures for
expansion
of
plant
capacity
and
for
facil'tles
adequate to meet the demands upon us are, of course, increas n y bi t
service in engineering and science," is the Chief
Executive
Sperry Rami and nas been granted 95 patents covering hy¬
and other devices.—V. 185, p. 341.
Officer
that"
you
not
negolia.ion.
volume
Buick
committees.
guished
Net
predict
to
activities.
our
PRODUCTION—U.
industrial products, it was an¬
I. J. Harvey, Jr., Flintkote President. Mr. Vickers
member
a
pa
named
General
railway
American
board
paper
from
outstanding
time
a steady and most satisfactory
planning is being constantly rcilcct d
in outstanding
products; expanding sales and increa ing employment,
therefore, I anticipate that our 1957 sales and earnings wil show
p.
President and a director of the Sperry Rand Corp.,
director of The Flintkote Co.,
manufacturers of
14 by
elected
also
was
a
materials,
the. first
under
General Motors Corp.—Car
building
Net
the
Flintkote Co.—Vickers Elected a Director—
has
for
most
of
year
v.
below.
Inc.
Fund,
was
volume
Assistant
from
Gross
Feb. 11
ap¬
arc
See
Outstanding Yearon
Export
been
719.
p.
From
mark.
electronics,
43.
p.
341.
p.
sed
a
per
and
achievement.
Rubber
&
has
E. E. Long as Vice-President,
Mr. Magennis previ¬
title of Vice-President and General Manager and Mr.
Grand Trunk Western RR. —Earnings—
request
Employment at the end of the yeur totaled
proximately 95,000.
Our backlog of approximately S2 billion does
I
Employees'
hundred
and
billion
increase
the
1956,
185,
Hopkins, Chairman and President,
Nineteen
progress
the
new
subsidiary to conduct the foreign business
announced on Feb. 11 by E. J. Tlioma;, President.
the Goodyear International Corp., and replaces
December—
See also V.
Had
—
Tire
with
w.13
185,
said:
and
annum
1956.
authorize
to
pending against the stock.
Dynamics Corp.
John Jay
$1
company's
the
of
trustees
26,
720,000 shs.
per
maturity
final
time^ito
matures, from
to
extended
U.500shs.
time between
March 13, 1957, and Dec. 15, 1958.
and
annum
——
j
interest
still
are
General
1.200,000 shs.
5,000 shs.
§1,500,000 shs.
■
interest
bear
commencing
monthly,
suits
1,200,000 shs.
~
pfd.
contracts
223,000
as
asked
month
its
on
on
a
was
Magennis
held
V.
made
not
were
debentures,
stock (par $100)
stock (par $1)„.
T.
Gross
1, 1972
due Jan.
6%
111,335
Goodyear
F.
Long
Corp.—Proposed Offering—
not
the
for
250,000
machinery
of
tSundry indebtedness
the
of
company
incorporated
ously
General Aniline & Film
is
understood,
however,
that, compliance with the request will
require major changes in General Aniline's registration statement.
Among other things, the company is expected to point out that law¬
$138,000
$226,000
1969
%
incorporation
It
Delaware
in
It
4 l/2
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O.—New Unit-
7,500 shs.
-
Greenwood,
St.,
department store.
The building, approximately 90 feet
by 110 feet, is leased for a term of 10 years beginning Dec. 1, 1956
and
ending on
Nov.
30, 1966. William
Paul Sheley is President.- -
incorporated
was
general
sell
AuthorizedOutstanding
-
■
located
of
this
"
•
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Outstanding
12,500 shs.
par)—
a
Miss.,
To
introduced
(no
BUSINESS—Corporation,
further broaden its product line, the company
the
"Tru-Seal" fitting
used
for sealing pipe
equipment.
recently
Authorized
stock
Common
present
mancane.se
operation will deliver in the
metallurgical grade manganese
carlot
Droeram.
which
would
G
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(822)
at
business
of
neighborhood of $900,000.
the
in
made certain
plant Improvements and
several car loads during. January.
Horizons, Inc.—New President Elected—
began
The
present
and
and
Its
the corporation
Mr.
under con¬
approximately
are
to be in operation
Lunsford
and
"Exploration
Western
in
President,
Long,
further
31
Jan.
on
operations
examination
stated
in
continuing
are
James
the
of Virginia, which
program in tne State
sufficient mineralization to
will,
operation.
an
"Operations
North
The
end
the
at
of
lower
is
January
August
at
than
Mr.
of
the Manganese Inc. opera¬
tions in
Nevada
have
been
very
satisfactory and metallurgical im¬
provements have allowed the continued successful treatment ol' low
grade
resulting revenues from
and
ore."—V.
183,
N.
Mainland,
J-,
is
Feb.
President,
will
28
Feb.
on
asked
oe
11
to
the
directors
steps
necessary
stock
the
on
Feb.
on
the
issues,
that
the
of
Stock
elect
to
Stevenson,
iurther
has
183,
stated
that
Television
and
manager
withdrawn
sponsor
principal
as
effect
to
York
New
authorize
to
listing
the
of
the
Exchange.—V.
Stock
the
to
officers
company's
184,
take
lir.e
common
output
Feb.
on
2740.
p.
Mr.
underwriter for
Electronics
Hancock
Reeves
per
the
capital
financing
of
purpose
adequately
to
is
produce
to
the
secure
distribute
and
stock
($1
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
value)-—
par
plant
other
the
Hancock
stockholders
issue
value
par
$50.0001
to
on
HEC
the
noni
and,
Electronics
Corp.,
opportunity
after
for
of
holders
dollar
merger
Road,
commitments
HEC
circuit
at
500
dollar
such
stock
$100
basis.
HEC
to
to
will
HEC
Corp.
value—total
par
As
that
holders
tbe
permit
payable will
Not
taxes
by
to
the
issuer.—V.
its
given
stock
facilities
inventories
184,
an
on
a
at
2553
its
and
sales
2441.
p.
income
•Earned
•Book
per
1956
•Based
■
—
1,358,332
—
624,300
the
$543,543
31,
$0.57
$24.05
—
$22.41
1956.—V.
184, p.
$10
were
shares
were
issue,
subscribed
Witter
&
agreed
to
shares
not
subscribed
185,
p.
V.
see
for,
publicly sold
221,170 shares
Co.
and
and
at
for
and
of
any
407,378
remaining
share.
per
underwritten
were
for
the
$12.50
associates,
subscribe
share,
per
certain
by
the
Dean
remaining
the
offer.
192,750
For
7,
1957,
dends
covering
subject
registration
a
details,
to
51,380
to
of
snares
2%:
a
offer
unsubscribed
the
shares
plus
with
common
stock,
withholding
shares
to
its
the
SEC
$20
tax).
common
Feb.
on
shares
then
compaiiv
any
the
that
R5'c* 31- 1950
100,000 for the
to
or
Bank
purpose.
be
1957
Hilton
and
1958.—V.
stock
of
pany
has
For
as
management
of
Hilton
Hotels
Corp.
Executive
Vice-President
N.
and
of
and
$25
stock
Ktock,
and
jears
of
The
its
at
four
offer,
Plaza,
for
be
Inc.,
of
5^%
share
of
the
carry
rate
stock.
years
was
at
of
the
Hilton
nounced
was
into
common
shares
stock
had
official
ment
of
been
and
also
Hilton
more
per
made
Indicated
Hotels
Conrad
to
on
than
N.
of
share,
stock
all
the
of
Inc.
stock
at
and
of
a
The
at
would
premium,
at
sold
of
in
1958,
together
the
brought
31,
the
1956,
sixth
the
On
assumed
that
Corp.—V.
80"c
Feb.
operation
Mr.
183,
8
the
Hilton
as
pre¬
common
time
any
after
for
of
Bechhokl
p.
719.
due
3%%
with
total
the
the
of
the
than
the
the
issued
in
by
to
1
the
April
of
exchanged
185,
rate
equal
"
of
shall
to
Empire
Trust
St.
1,
by
Co.,
Prudential
Allied
of
See
,
the
of
to
right
Redeem
call
close
cents
14
stock
of
stock
.the
of
business
'
Savoy-Plaza
the
Beehho'd
Ont.,
be
to
Montreal
I
.
converted
•
preferred
transaction
hotel.
be
was
Corp.
The ' announce¬
elected
a
director
director.
Steel
Co.
Jan.
shares
of
above.—V.
to
Con¬
907,370
40,809,848
47,861,404
19,744,439
16,688,019
17,<.97.991
8,011,340
8,112,243
8,403,717
*
Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
&
1955
1954
1953
,
$394,054
$450,052
$362,346
$399,421
189,603
91,354
20,321
41,164
360,642
74,563
94,613
5,046,377
4.841,296
4,945,918
6.557,791
2,020,350
1,818,162
2.743,419
713,976
801,700
704,700
1,428,275
for
Ga.,
i83r'!
■
„
or '15
in
were
stainless
and
to
de
formed
was
In
that
King
1956,
1923.
April
receive' the
sales,
exclusive
personnel or company
of
policies.—V.
Jan.
—
at
of
volume
to
$68
30,
about
estimated
on
stated
He
give
to
to
at
little
a
in
Mr.
by
higher rate
on
half
other
to
(S.
public
reduce
In
541.000
of
185,
p.
sp1*>s
1958,
will
000
10,395,000
30,676.000
200.000
2,610,000
8.704,000
10,300.000
—V.
,
for
tax
'
J&L.
The
1956,
from
Flectric
agreement
for. the
agreement
subject
at
its
the
effect
will
company
million
profits
in
to
1959
increase
this
year
the
taken
the
down
t^rm
is
borrow
1363.
this
year
borrowing
stock
common
which
company
to
unt'l
presen.ly
and
will
at
be
the
720.
Co.—January Sales Up—
January—
135, p.
1°57
1956
$20,660,«19
612.
(S. H.) Kress & Co.—January Sales Higher—
of
January—
1957
1956
'
$10,364,208 SIC,23^,211
185,
612.
p.
.
i
See
Great
Sweet
Grass
Oils,
Ltd.
above.—V.
185.
$7.39
on
ttre
Kwik-Fizz, Arcadia, Calif.
rarily Suspended—
.
—
723.
p.
Stock Offering Tempo¬
over
book
See
Amalgamated
American Oil,
-
*
Inc. above.—V.
181,
p.
2015.
announcement
Steel
had
transfer
is
,
the
$83
companies
of
_
joint
and
50.104.000
+Based
purposes
are
Kroy Oils Ltd.-—Trading Ban Continues—
$6.63
1956.
30.
earnings
stated.
of
be
shares
debt
more
25-cent
dividend
of
our
he
first
Proceeds
bank
if
fiscal
Nov.
its
principal repayments
loan
200,000
continue
program
insurance
no
for
figure
ended
extra
an
In
the
taxes
$20,822,621
—V.
45,122,000
in
run
dividend.
Sales
835.000
$2.26
$52
higher
year
and,
expect
volume,"
two
the
1958.
to
that
we
since
with
short-term
Kresge
of
of
sale
level.—V.
S.)
Month
sales
with
16-year basis
a
the
3,419,000
15,269.000
in
of
after
to
building
million
"and
that
arrangements
recent
Subs.)—Earns. Off—
$
million
President
the
the
year
stock
a
estimated
than
reported
oi
in
the
road
$77
1960,
one-h-lf
used
1956—12 Mos.- -1955
to
with
Steelman,
"with
expects
company
Steelman
the
1956
expected
are
R.
profits
S2,548,926
Federal
Approximately
$27,600,953 S24,265.366
$1.90
1956
.
$4,600,000,
fcrr.i
the
new
million
Steelman
concluded
12%
throughput
approximately
$90
to
careful consideration
the
Koehring,
the
rrta
possibly
and
Mr.
that
dividend
increase
6,936,000
Rotary
1353.
p.
$2,192,000
compared
Julien
Koehring's
with
Discussing
,
1957
year
million
1956,
10%
and
year-end,
$2
the
$70
Nov.
compared
satisfactory,
25 of¬
stock
for
company
ended
Staelman
quarterly
Offered
this
$3,600,000
872.000
that
134,
$68
to
$70
rri'lion
volume
anticipated for this year will
approximately $7,500,000 in sales from the Buffalo-Springfield
acquired last year.
Koehring also anticipates about 5%
price increases during the year, making the budgeted increase
Month
steels,
French
t
Salei
directors
the
1957
likely,"
1,012.000
of
of.
$2,414,000
between
37 021.0„0
alloy
t'*o?e
January—
than
'1956.
$
19,
1910:
United
612.
1957
37,009,.00
Dec.
in
Co.,
Mr.
1.
re¬
9,558.000
and
originally
States
Schweitzer's
of*. $30,900,Cgf.
with ear lings of approxiJ.' Schweitzer, Inc. will be~ operated as a
of
Kimberly-Clark
Corp.
wi.h 'no
change
subsidiary
p.
physical
140 001.000
on
bjsiness
a
Kinney Co., Inc.—January Sales Up—
of
average
in
696, 538.000
depreciat
Maudui...
of
United
the
131,866,000
and
interest
machinery manufacturer stated on FYb. 7 at
luncheon meeting of the Philadelphia Securities A sociation.
He said
742,642,000
9,065,
the
rly-C ark.
construction
10,203,000
boards
Papeteries
an
outgrowth
brought
to the
from
Kimb
two-thirds
a
P.
on
greemtnt
excess
large
39,723,000
corporation
business
is
i
Inc.
of
s .ares
Louis
: n
Schweitzer,
735,000
is
and
Peter
year
Roller
should
after
or
on
s
ACQUISITION—On
respective
J.
i.Ro
Europe.
fiscal
182,857.000
share
this
Peter
—
include
2184.
6,582,742 shares outstanding Dec^ 31.
by
entered
transaction
subsidiary,
Inc.
calendar, y.ear
neighborhood
a
of
depreciation.
PROPOSED
of
lias
lor
the
•
and
a lrouneed
areithw
the
agents:
inc.
amortization
stock
in
corporation
the
Montreal
redeemed
-.
p.
12,853.000
com.
on
French
France,
the
,
37,347.000
income
Corp.
exchange
-
this
corporation,
Schweitzer, *nc.,
Iioehringr Co.—Larger Earnings—Financing Concluded
204,695,000
taxes
J.
Peter
'■
This
shares
and
1957
(&
of
of
in
of
185,
928, COO
future
per
President
capital
management
Month
—V.
of
1957.
into
Y.
common
1956—3 Mas.—1955
depletion—
income
and
1,193,386
19,992,360
Sales
following
be
26—
charges
of
754,538
45,585,192
Included
$3,000,003.
the
-1,424,000
and
the
in
in
S9.000.000
operations
•Earns,
the
542 547
190,998
and
Ended
taxes
assets
1,019,383
7,921,449
Schweitzer,
(G. R.)
Co., Inc.—January Sales Increased—
facilities
by
1953
$3,675,656
1,865,108
family
wholly-owned
in
relocating
&
dismantling
plant
dueer
1954
899,351
Ki.nberly-Clark
all
the
matsly
2,874, 000
from
made
-Earnings—
485.
mills
For
Altering,
was
of
$3,220,548
income—
present
Sales
1,
(Ga.)—Stock
Corp., of Atlanta,
500,000
Sales & oper. revenues—
Inc
'male
owners
1955
income
stock.
J.
.
stock
$
of
as
in
and
world's,^largest manufacturers of cirare te, con¬
denser-ana
carbonizing -papei-s whiqh bliey distribute intqr at.o a'ly.
Papeteries de Maud.uit is .the largest manufacturer of -right weight
■
redemption
1,- Que.,, Canada,
Canada.
of
Securities
Period End. Dec. 31-
•Based
Jorgenson
1—
p.
subsidiary,
notes
corporation.
redemption to Empire Tiust C.O-uon
surrender the -shareholderwill
above specified.—V. 185, p. 720. -
Tea
Net
an¬
M.
1,798,796
railway——
Schweitzer's
papers
time
-
April
on
such
River
Weoks
tProv.
listed
stock,
Execu¬
as
$4,067,564
railway
ire
ac p
States,
preferred stock,
shares into
an
their
for
price
Green
Federal
Earle
1956
that
Pater
share.
per
convertible
convert
presented
to
any
of
the
St., New York 5, N.
D'Armes,
Securities
Interest
->
Jorgenson,
are
common
linance
1,422,173
Oklahoma
established
185, p. 612.
Inc.
Jorgenson,
M.
47,007,789
President
in
is,
$30,000,000
-
for
Broad
shares
publicly
Four
They
to
Earle
1956
Kimberly,
1977,
from
$1.40
-
'
the
23
to
common
the
be
1,
for
upon
Jewel
of
out¬
incurred
Warren
Walters.
against
$3,694,921
—
R.
to
addi¬
for'37/a%
■
share to residents of Georgia only.
per
applied
..
r
cumulative
$1.40
at
20
Place
511
be surrendered
fered
•
be
to
are
together with
720.
railway——
Schweitzer
long-
in
amounts
*■
authorized
preferred
may
Co.,
Toronto
demption
distribu¬
and
shares,
435.
oper.
135,
Feb,
'•
<
"•
6,
have
shares
for
stock
and
of
terminate
Certificates
1957
the
warehousing
common
John
and
G.
by
Income
Jan.
John
_
Corp.—To
amounting
1957.
of
,
Trust
West,
held
Schweitzer,
$330.-
requiring
amount
,
Feb.
on
time,
Certificates
common
account
be
supplied
principal under¬
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—Acquisition—
of
interest
amounts
.
the
719.
p.
'
Utilities
shares
present
number
right
Beatrice
railway—
from
outstanding shares of $1.40 cumulative coxivertible preferred
April 1, 1957 at $33 per share plus accrued dividends from
Holders
of
income—-
oper.
ry.
—V.
their
other
indebtedness
varied
in
31, 1959.
debentures in
''
1, 1959 have been
July 1, 1974.—V.
directors
the
the
this
stockholders.
to
are
the
Of
1—
p.
from
Net
the
date
notes
business,
Dec.
2Vi
International
at
ry.
From
$100,000,000
corporation's
average
mature
to
be
will
vertible Preferred Stock
company's optlcix
of
the
of
after
of
long-term
growth
notes
Notes
".
on
the
100,000
outSvtinding shares
railway-—
from
Net
corpo¬
agreement
„
'
all of
for
selling
as
with
stock.
sa'e
of
terms
named
in
banks,
Chairman,
railway
from
Net
capital and other
corporate' purposes,
on
corporation entered into, an agreement with The
Co.
"of .America to borrow $150,000,000 against
later
not
Aug.
public
account
is
statement
common
products.
December—
working
the
corporation's
mature
for
the
Inc.
from
*
oper.
185,
Grots
down
redeem-
M.
would
This
Insurance
1989.
time,
to
for
1956
and
The
ra^h
be
Benno
the
ry.
Net
this
year
retirement
which
on
continuing
corporation's
198,3
to
the
funds
Prudential
e
stockholders of Savoyacceptance
by at least 80'J
of
and
from
the
31.
aluminum
railway-.
from
common
Dec.
view
July
par
underwriting
Co.,
railway____
Jan.
Net
Bor¬
took
total
a
offerd
for
and
borrowed
p.
oper.
Net
notes, to mature May 1, 2055.
commencing with
to effect complete
indebtedness,
In
end
val
par
stock
alio
both
stock
the
Hilton
ry.
s
—V.
Savoy-
stack,
common
preferred
required
the
deposited.
Hilton
under
lattef
Corp.—Preferred Stock Sold—The recent public
from
Gros>
stockholders,
tc
$1
primarily engaged
600,000
185,
From
1954, with The Prudential
Jones & Langhlin Steel Corp.
privileges
stork
Board.
Corp.—Private
was
Secretary
Will
of
Gro
3.58%
Presk'ent:
common
Hilton
voting
preferred
$26.25
conditioned
month
that
reported
the
343.
p.
1956, this corporation
13,
in
146.
p.
the
notes
term
excess
last
in
000,000
com¬
it
the
Hilton,
elected
Savoy-Plaza
same
iu.
The
of
Net
has
of America.
such conversion,
maturity.
of
Vice-Presidents:'
Fletcher and Robert P.
preferred
stockholders.
Late
Machines
registration
a
its
Gen.
remaining
without
these
Savoy-Plaza
shares
convertible
t.ie
which
of
three
issue
each
tc
common
aftei
"B."
new
was
would
three
share
ab.e
a
share
a
ferred
class
of
Dec.
previously
Deprec.
pjim offered the holders
A
shares
that
Europe,
the
of
250,000
Board
800.000
from
Net
amount of $80,000,000 have
been issued to date, and
$20,000,000 of notes will be issued in 1957.
After
May
1,
1963,
at the option of either the
corporation
or
Prudential, the notes may be converted as a whole but not in part
into 25-year 3lk%
nqtes, with provision for equal annual prepayments,
capital
Savoy-Flaza
Treasurer.
as
"Fii?
and
of. the
operate
Inc.
«
three
80%
will
Btecl?,bold' sPeorl Ellison, Chajles L
u10f
William J- Friedman has been
Herbert E. Holt
class
$3,-
Business
against the corporation's 3:,4%
—V.
corporation—Savoy-Plaza,
Savoy-Plaza, Inc. are Conrad
of
Bions,
com-
at
in
be
to
are
of
Kansas City Southern Ry.-
shares.
•
Over
80%
the
separate
P.
1,600,000
announced
would then be elected Chairman
unfilled in recent years.—V. 185,
—
the
the
V,
see
Cleveland.
in
12.
present
a
Officers
Josep.i
Feb.
on
the
Flaza
assumed
the
8
ne
been
and
$5,000,000
piis corporation ot more than
Savoy-Plaza, Inc. lias been completed
announced
to
which
185,
stock
Jessop Steel Co.—Acquisition Aoproved by Court—
to
officially
common
509.
p.
of
—
Transfer
to
estimated
are
182,
Hotels Corp.
Acquisition
Savoy-Plaza Stock Completed—
•
applied
tc repay its short-term
loans amounted to
$1,-
Capital expenditures
1956,
years
are
program,
for
of
common
I'nompson said that General Hoge will be proposed as a director
annual
stockholders
meeting
on
April
25, with
the
under¬
Investors
Net proceeds, estimated
at $1,227,450,
P&'iy's expansion and improvement
staff
executive
Feb.
corp'oration will borrow from the insurance firm
held.
Incurred
shares
of
offering of 71,428 shares of 7% participating cumulative
preferred stock at $7 per share,- through
McDonald,
Holman & Co., Inc., has been oversubscribed. For
details,
of
increasing the author¬
Commander-in-Chief
Army
ration's agreement of Aug. 24,
(divi¬
par
The
stockholders,
remaining 6,060 shares are to be offered
to employees, and the
balance, if any, to the general public.
The sub¬
scription prices to stockholders and
employees are to be supplied by
amendment.
The offering to the general
public wi 1 be at be then
prevailing market price on the Honolulu Stock
Exchange.
No under¬
writing is involved. The record date for stockholders'
subscriptions is
March 5. 1957; and the rate of
subscription is to be two shares for each
seven
split
authorized
also
1,000,000
President,
former
Insurance Co.
equal
Its
Hawaiian
45,320
Hawaii—Registers Stock
statement
•
proposes
.Tom
stock
a
the
shares,
$35,000,000 of the $100,000,000 provided for in the
Feb.
filed
Thompson.
Hoge,
rowings—On
stock
Electric Light Co., Ililo,
Offering With SEC—
company
increasing
10,000.000
be
Kansas,
The
44.
Ililo
This
basis,
Articles
approval, to effect reclassifica¬
value into common stock of a
par
effecting
and
is
December—
International
stockholders
the
under
6,542
Of
W.
post. has
2325.
Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Ltd.—Stock
Subscriptions—
Of the 413,920 shares of common stock
recently offered
by the company for subscription by common stock¬
holders of
record
Dec.
28
at
total
without
share,
the
sale
made.—V.
the lespective
200,000 oy the
Executor. They propose to sell blocks of 180,000 and
70,000, respectively.
2183.
of
been
filed
11,
shares
and
and
to
K D I
amendment
an
stockholder
to
shares to
standing that
tional
shares
approved
-itock
per
Inierlake's
Mr.
at
The
$664,532
_
$0.69
share
959,248 shdres outstanding Dec.
on
1,167.843
693,800
share—
common
1953
*
316.059,235 $16,062,676
-
—*
common
value per
of
the
485.
p.
M.
Notes
(& Subs.)- -Earnings Increased
income-
on
steel
amounts
of
Hancock
be
Corp.
income—estimated
on
183, p.
private
proceeds of the sale of the
tor
Reclassify Stock—
on
As
make
Calif.,- Its
i—
taxes
announced
Hoge to Be Chairman—
Joined
during the process
Electronics
will
Corp.
City,
sales
before
subject
$15
7
preferred stock
135,
Willian
been
has
Corp.
of
offering
notes
Hancock
Ilarshaw Chemical Co.
Federal
the
Feb.
on
shares
company
of
President
support of the oil in¬
increased crude o.l need
Ronald
its
asked
be
merger
Electronics
3 Months Ended Dec. 31—
Income
ga.^o-
In
meet
1957.
revolving bank credit of
I960, under the terms of
by the proceeds of bond
1,
retired
short-term bank borrowings heretofore
portion of the company's inventory.
The
prospectus names two selling stockholders,
a
reduce
Marketing,
25,
the
which
new
a
Nov.
standing
5%
Interlake Iron Corp.—Gen.
the
financing,
will
this
of
televi¬
operate
arrangement.
Corp.
holders
such
of
in
Redwood
available
Feb.
on
two-for-one
a
serial
the
Net
ox
taken
help
to
program
common
of
5,000.000
—V.
basis.
such
Pending
MkldMleld
its
on
from
600.000 shs.
will
it
contract
it is contemplated
receipt
the
stock
Outstanding
closed
present,
a
of
the
to
dollar
Corn,,
participate
to
value
ized
'
has completed its
Corp.
outstanding:
a
of
par
.<••
merger
an
offering permit will be sought
and
commissioner
oi
Corporations
of
the
State
of
ine
California
stock
and
'
for
the
under
Corp.
stockholders
of
Issued
completing
dollar
HEC
produce
to
For
Electronics
shares
rotes navqMe
obtaiiifu
formed
oi
the companies.
After
contemplated
that
Hancock
snares
directors
tion
FINANCING
10,000,000 shs.
merger
it
50,000
(to^al
is
products.
the
and
the
approve
completed,
of
related
and iaeiltties of
When
Manager
was
for
be
have
offering price
amendment.
Blyth &
Gross
BUSINESS—Corporation
ax.ci
voluntary
action
Europe, resulting iroin the Suez cri;;is.-rV.
The
product
•
GIVING
Authorized
Common
the
that
Illinois Power Co.—Plans to
necessary
the
corporation.
CAPITALIZATION
sion
of
Wise,
o
April
on
20.
of
st&ck,
Jorgensen Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Regis¬
company
The
Hudson
appro^iavjxly
processing
the
1959
350,000
100,000
all
said
incorporation,
PROCEEDS—The
operating
of
Offered—
G.
refinery
meeting
on
would
public
tion
&
Co., Beverly Hills, Calif., on Jan. 25
publicly 300,000 shares of common stock at par
share) on a best efforts basis.
offered
($1
(Calif.)—Stock
Corp.
T.
runs-by
March
on
common
writer.
Management
Television-Elec¬
li.
Wise
dustry's
Daniel
13%,
by
refinery
arranged
lor
in
company,
the
of
The
Net
The company reduced its daily
effective Feb. 9,
and changed its
meeting
its
With SEC—
covering
stock,
771.
p.
of
,
SEC
the
of
and
(Earle M.)
by
the
annual
Shares
annual
maturity
i
540.000.000
1958
This
of
partners
members
Shares
or
the
company
having
ters Stock
k
'
'
at
arrangements
of
part
directors,
new
both
and
their
at
approval by the shareholders of J&L
authorized
this
name
two
Jr.,
bankers
Exchange.
Inc.,
Inc.—V.
asked
W.
investment
Co.,
investing
Fund
be
also
Walker
and
&
Maitland
Fund,
will
Learnan
Noyes
Rotary
the
the
upon
the
to
up
$4,000,000
voted
8
acted
Recently,
Husky Oil Co.—Reduces Daily Refinery Runs—
The
be
to
which
announced
change
of
to
Monday, February 18, 1957
.
Arranges Revolving Bank Credit—
the
Chicago,
tronics
Organ Co.—To List on Big Board—
Hammond
„
subject
proposed increase in
2762.
p.
shareholders
also
is
and
to
F.
York
New
31,
1956.
"Production
and Princeton,
the
It
materials
Horizons in 1955 as Executive Vice-President.
T. Goodridge who recently announced his resignation
184, p. 2740,
stockholders
Hemphill,
have
inventory
Ohio,
by
this
New
ox
Claude
the
Tungsten
Mining Corp.
mine and plant in
continued at capacity for the past five months,
at
Carolina
of Cleveland,
of
Fiduciary Mutual Investing Co., Inc.; to approve con¬
Investment Advisory Agreement with
Fiduciary Trust
york, as principal investment
advisor;
and
to
approve
a
new
agreement
with Hemphill, Noyes & Co., as underwriter and
associate investment advisor.
installation
the
President
as
joined
on
of
tinuation
Co.
It hopes, uncover
and
development
warrant
W.
corporation
the southeast,
tion
Bartlett
Fund, Inc.—Plans to Change Name—
stockholders
.and more intensive exploration activity is being carried
where the corporation has undertaken an explora¬
states
M.
K.
S5C.000.C00,
Hudson
part:
in
Bartlett
President.—V.
as
The corporation is looking at other properties in Florida
thought of expanding the activities of its division there.
the
of
facilities
and
plant
expects
of
He replaces Edwin
1, next.
W.
on
territory.
surrounding
July
election
process research organization
was announced
on
Feb. 8.
Florida,
struction
in
shipping
by
corporation has also entered. Florida and its Florida Division
installing a sand operation in Putnam County, in north¬
which will supply concrete sand in the Jacksonville area
The
ern
»
has
cciporation
operations
is
volume
annual
an
mean
The
.
.
Co.,
been
of. the
to
a
pro-'
reached
Rotary
ratification
Lane
Month
Bryant,
of
January—
185,
1957
-1
Net siles
—V
Inc.—January Sales Higher
p
612.
*—1
1—
$4,432,011
.
.1958
$4,261,943
.
,v
December—1956
raUwayi—/ - ^$j42'/61'9, +
raif^ajr^"S"
j6.-224*<;.;*,261,u26"
Jan.
From
'906/^**203,-209
"income-:.-
Net; ry. oper.
Gross
-...
*
-■
-$62/30
,
" '267/90
.3,
142,103
Net
from
Net
r-y.. oper.
railway.
.
185,
Detentbe'r-^
2,011,174
624,859
952,328
Net
.
"
railway
Net
ry.. oper,
From
Net
T87,Oid
income
oper.
ry.
978,709
185,
Lehigh
"December—*
•
3,500,449
,
-
28,497,951
25,554,568
12,895,729
10,256,651
income—*
5,431,147
6,038.569
5,321,896
11,430,148
6,002,717
opcr.
185";
45u,tt4z
<
486.
p.
Net
railway
Net ry. oper. income.__
—Vr. 185, p. 486,.
-
-
—;
185,
700,136
7;649,236
6,805,340
8,120,365
l.o69,998
1,206,940
2,0fij,752
1.656,464
2,399,776
3,128,117
612.
p.
."j".
sales
Net
Profit
135,
'
•
Sales Increased—
1
rrovisicn
IV
ior
Can.inc.
Ai
b.
C-~.—3—1— "
tu.-es ..(tfxuj- '
-1
0..
„
"•■Based
—V.
en
183,
com.
$8,25j,611
2,058,418
" 624,847
6(3,6^0
•'
,
Ry
iy,
•Net
,
956,
fr-
ry.
Mr.
iu9,9u0
65.344.'-v
-
.
'613.-
>
middle,
Cambridge
and
The
•*.
.
'
\
*
■
*
which
-.1,933,457 *1.651,073
$1,911,021
$1,685,418 ;
606,050 -"
*574,713;*
t
Sachs & Co. will
.
•-
.
•»
...
•$720;ooo
•
.
of
with the name change, Alwac Gorp.. will occupy twui.
Hawt nine, Calif. T;hij wil. pr/-."
manufacturing.-facilities and a h.w commuting service and.
training center..'
•
;
/ '
' t <- <
' *
i
'
The move will mark the company's fourth expansion within a year-,,
during waich lloar space dounieu^ personnel tripled; a..d. aahs Vul^ipe
quadrupled.—V. 185, p. 613. ,
'
.
•
>,
"
'
1
, 1 ■ '
• — •
'Jl'i. '
)
company
:Cuncarie.nt.
new
underwrite the offering.,
••<•
until Feb:
.
lt
1968-
-
• .
•
-
-
division
a
-
.*
.
dividend of 40 cents
per share was paid in each of the first three quarters of 1956 and
dividend of 45 cents per share was paid in the last quarter of 1956.
A regular, quarterly dividend of 45 cents
a share was declared in the
a
1
*
$750,000* due
A quarterly
135,; p. 486.
;
•
,
*
4.
-
*
$7,000,003
A
not. due. until
B.
individuals
monthly
paid
value)
-Lone
•
Star's
government
by rhem
percentages of
are
as
loan, -used
names of the several underwriters and the
the unsubscribed debentures to be purcnased
the Morris County
covnpbtely integr rted
the loan
to expanei
to
debentures wit.1 warrants,
snares of the company .0
price of $9.50 rer s a-e
through Auril 1, 1957.. If this option had been permi ted to remain
outstanding, up to 1,000,000 shares of
additional stock might have
"been nec-ssary to meet
its terms.
Mr. Gern any st id lone bar
•eliminated
this provision oi the loan agreement simply by "paying
Blyth
'
*
that the market value of existing Ftoek luely
would have been 'materially, influenced
by the .issuance of 1 000.000
'-shares of new stock priced at $9.50, especially since Lone Star's it^c.c
-has been
traded during the past -two or three weeks - In over-thecounter
transactions variously from; $25 to $29.
• *<
,
Lon? Star's
annual financial*, statement will reflect" gross income
of
$88,050,0001, which produced t iitt earnings of
$10,151,000 after
pointed
out
■
„
C.
and
Bnrnham
*
•'
.
Glore,
Forgan
& Co.—
—
3.05
Stone
<fc C6
--L 2.02
Hemphill. Noyes & Co.j_r„i
Hornblower
—V.
tc
2.02
Weeks—':—I- 2.02
185, p. 486. *
*.
Co., Inc
Kidder &
the
J
185, p. 147.
purchase of mortgage notes.—V.
Inc.—January Sales Up—
Mercantile Stores Co.
-
-
*
Period
1957—11 Months—1956 -
1957—Month—1956
End. Jail. 31—
Sales.,
—V.
$9,019,000 $148,744,000 $138,795,063
$.7,926,000
——:
185, p.
& Co
3.05
Co
5.00
Co
3.05
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoaties & Co. 2.02
Merrill
Lynch.
Pierce, Fen¬
&
nel-
&
&
Freres
Lazard
Moseley
S.
Curtis
L.
F.
2.02
Ai Hopwood— 1.19
—
Rothschild & Co
Erhwabacher
&
Co
Co
Stern
Brothers & Co._c
Stllhnan.
Maynard & Co
Eilberberg
Sutro
&
Werthcim
White,
&
Co;
&
_■
Co
3.05
5.60
2.02
Jackson &
—
Jafiray
Piper,
Co.-L
&
&
Paine, Webber,
*•
.
Beane„1
Stanley
Morgan
F.
'
613;
Co
2.02
1.19
1.19
.' 1.-19
1.19
119
2.02
Weld & Co3.05
Cohu <Si Stepson— l.l'J
Wknslow,
;
%
•
Miller-Wohl Co.—January Sales Declined—"
#
—V.
o
1957—Month—1956
1957—6 Months—1951
$1,975,244
$2,025,532 $21,078,519 $20,370,213*
End. Jan. 31—
Period
Sales
______
185, p. 613.
-Earnings-
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.
1955
1954
1953
railway$1,614,900
229,658
$1,616,650
$1,706,407
$1 ,604,691
179,442
320.480
283,06'J
101,776
119,455
*18,715
174,34/
20,940,709
20,543,381
.000,501
4,506,953
4,268,088
,931,701
1,895,809
1,788,063
,124,063
1956
December—
from
Cross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
opcr!
from
Gross
income™
Jan.
From
,
Net
from
Net
ry,
1—
21,260,864
4,652,225
1,857,504
railway,™-
railway
income
oper.
•
•Deficit.—"V.
185,
p.
486,
Earnings—
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Ste. Marie RR.
1956
December—
1955
1954
1953
from
railway™™
$3,780,517
635,574
$3,283,817
215,647
$3,037,473
Net
76,152
$2,403,370
°613,801
Net
iy. oper. income.™
450 474
89,403
635
*435,911
41,615,779
0,536,218
3,461,833
39,189,611
39,706,940
5,734,288
2,514,423
4,294,711
r
from
Gross
1—
Jan.
From
Net 'from
Net
railway.,
from
Gross
.
.
47,991,013
10.378.489
3,813,401
railway——
railway—
Income™
oper-.
ry.
This
185,
p.
.-
Power &
on
company
1,433.193
721.
Feb.
8
Light Co.—Registers With SEC—»
SE»)
1987, to be offered
filed a registration statement with the
$12,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due
for public sale a: competitive bidding.
Net proceeds will Be used for property additions
and improvement/*,
amount of $3,350,060 borrowed t<»
for olher corporate purpose*;.
The company's construction program is expected to resuit in expend¬
itures
of $15,535,000 in
1957, $6,800,000 in 1958, and $14,000,000 in
'
for
payment of bank
loans in the
expenditures,
construction
meet
and
1959.
The
stated
would
it
sufficient
also
lore
in Its application filed with the Federal Power Com¬
that if it was unable to issue the bonds by March 1 4
required to borrow
immediately from banks amounts
meet its obligations on March 15.
The company there»
company,
mission,
Bank
be
to
requested FPC
short-term
oi
issuance
the
Mellon National
principal amount not in excesi
presently outstanding, againsfc
promissory
notes.
applicant said that if it issues and sells the bonds
not make
any bank
borrowings in excess of
The
would
It
permitted
under
approval.—V. 182,
-
authorization to borrow from
Pittsburgh, Pa., a
including
$3,350,000
Trust-Co.,
&
$8,000,000,
of
Peabody
KUhn," Loeb
Co
& Oo^™2.2C
Harriiriun- Ripley- <te Co., Inc. 3.05
M.
Kidder,
Co.—
Hallgarteo
Haydeni
A.
3.05
;
1.19
1.19
Julien Collins & • Co.:
—;— 1.13
Courts
&
Co
.r
1.19
Doininick & Domimck.—— 2.02
Francis I. du Pont & Co
2.02,
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co._"— 1.19
The First Boston Corp.ib
5.60
J.
Lone Star, 10 issue $20,030,090 in
attached providing for the purchase of 50
'stcck for each $1,000 of debentures .at a
_
7.85
&
Si Co., Inc
Bradford .Si
%
1.13
I
Sachs & Co.:
■>
7.85
CO.—-1—2.02
J.
Barth & Co._
1.19
Bear,. Stearns
& Co".-—
2.02
A. G. Becker & Co.; Inc.—— 3.05
Bache
.require
■■
note
purchase additional fnortg^ge notes or conversion of note certificated
individual full mortgage notes.
Net proceeds of the sale of not*
certificates will be applied by Mason Mortgage Fund, Inc., primarily
Minnesota
tl;719,354 shs.
•2,500,000 shs.
follows:
Goldman,
from, a merchant iron operation into a
mill, totalled upwards oi $90,000,000.- A portion of
cont-aimd
an
ootion
which
allowed the Treasury Department
steel
Officials
the
lull
ancT
covering
•#
—
Brothers
Lehman
.
plant
"it ofi."
in
Investment'Corp.; and (2) to permit
mortgage
notes
to reinvest thel!"
any other funds that they may wiS't
certificates, while accumulating sufficient fund
&
holding
therefrom,
into
)
"
•
price of about $27."
Masorv
to
159,610 Shs.
value—$15
i.—'t-j
UNDERWRITERS—The
respective
casing and tubing for the 0 1 country.
Mr.
Germany
explained,
"Tnese-. payments enabled
us to save
"considerable interest costs, and
we completely eliminated that- por¬
tion
oi the
debt containing options, which If exercised,
wo iJd have
-'resulted in a serious dilution of stock at $9.50 per share as against
selling
Edward
Corp.,
two
Mortgage
already
receipts
invest
to
12,281,100
shares subject to issuance pursuant to the Cor¬
poration's Employee Stock Option Plan.
fThe number of shares to
he outstanding will be increased to the extent "that the stocx options
are exercised
and to the cxt-nt that tnc rte^cni'Tts arc converted in'o
common
stock. ' If all the debentures should be so converted at the
conversion
price
(without
adjustment/,
383,784 aadit.onal snares
of common stock will be outstanding.
Germany,
current
from-Mason
notes
•Deficit.—V,
-•Including. 150.000
"products are line pipe,
a
the
500,000 shs.
—-—
stock: (without par
stated
1957, was madp
President, said "the $7.0C0,0J0 payment, added to
during 1956, relucec! the company's mo.t_a;rc i id bt"edncs.';
to
$56,309,000.
Mr. Germany credited Lone Star's h althy
"financial condition to surging srles' (tripled since 1954 to $88,650,000
"in
19501
and
improved operating efficiency.
Lone Star's prin.ipal
E.
Investment
&
and 87.4%,
respectively, of the
companies.
Mason Mortgage &
86.8%
of
on Improved real estate.
;
principal purposes of Mason Mortgage Fund, Inc. are (1) t*>"
individuals to start an investment program with Mason Morigage
& Investment Corp. through the purchase of note certificatedfor
later
conversion
into the purchase of individual whole mortgag»
100,000 shs.
series-B
Common
Feb. 9
al
S19,COJ,030
;
...
'
4V4-series
early this morfth according to company oflicials w..o said on'
the
payment accomplished two major purposes
(lj it substant
y
reduced interest' costs,
and ,(2j. - it eliminated that portion of Lone
Star's debt
which might have forced issuance of addit.onal stock.
;
12,281,100
'
~
'
April 1,
Mortgage
Ma-on
The
.
15.000,000
15,000,000
1973__-t—
1,
subordinated
deben.* ' tures, due Feb. 1, 1977-.,__—
Cumulative pfd. stock ($100 par value)
Co.—Reduces Debt—
payment,
debt
Jan.
Jan. 1,
convertible
4%*
-
annually from
and "balance
1959.
5%
•
Lone Star Steel
denomination i
amount. Tho!
'
,.
1957.—V.
Inc., Washington, D. €.—'Regis¬
With SEC—
-
-
of
station at the end.
anticipates aboui
company
by mortgages
*
quarter
existing
The
season.
"
,
first
input
outstandin g
Investment
engaged in the purchase for resale of mortgage notes secure J'
^
$1.40 a share' per annum.
<
fund' the- debentures
sinking
*
or
of
shares
is
Corp.
"
quarter
horse-
2,500
to offer the note certificates for public sale in
principal amount, at 100%
of their principal
common
1
.
the
abandon
to
proposes
storage
President,. owns
,
-
8,
$250
to
will be redeemable at 100%
redeemable at the option oi the
to 100% .♦ , • .
PROCEEDS—Net., proceeds' from the sale bf the debentures will be
used primarily to furnish increased working capital needed a> a r^ult
of Macy'q expansion program.
-The additional" funds are require^ ftfor
merchandise .inventories,'.equity ill-customers' accounts receivable and
Lone Star Gas Co.—Registers Con v. Preferred Stockother v.orking ..capital- requirements of new Atore units
added within
Tnis
company on Feb. * 13
filed a registration statement • with the
the past three years an.1 in the process of development.
SEC covering a proposed offering of rights to subscribe at par
($100
BUSINESS—The^ corporation conducts a general department store
per share 1 for 154,834 shares of its cumulative convertible preferred
business in the United States through 32 stores located in eight states.
wtock to its common stockholders on, the basis of one share of
the
It was incorporated in New York on May 28,
:919, as the successor to
new
preferred stock for each 40 shares .of common stock hfld of
the business of R. H. Macy As Co., a partnership.
The business was
record
March 5,
1957. Warrants are expected to be mailed March"
founded
by Rowland II. Macy in
1658.
The eoiDoration's principal
5, 1957.'
executive offices are at 151 West 24th St., New York 1, N. Y.
IA group headed'by The First BOston Corp. will purchase any unWithin
the last three'years.
Macy's has added branch stores at
eubscribed shares at the termination of the offer on March
Roosevelt Field, Long island, N. Y.; Plainfield • and Princeton N. J.;
Net
proceeds from the sale of the preferred stock will be used, Findlay, O.; Joplin, Mq.? Mission and Wichita, Kans.;
and Hillsdale
together
with cash on hand, . to pay the company's
current bank
a-nd ban Jose (Valley-Fair Shopping Center!, Calif;; and presently In
borrowings, presently aggregating $20,000,000 made to provide a por¬
the' process
of development kre branch Stores a't* Paramus, Bergen*
tion
of
the
funds
for the company's
1955 and 1956 construction
Comity (Garden State Plaza Shopping Carter), Eatontown, Monmouth
programs.
'
Gouniy
(Monmouth Shopping Center),
and Menlo Park (Middlesex
The company owns and
operates interconnected natural gas trans¬
County Shopping Qcnteri,-New Jersey; and at San Leandro (Bay-Fairmission
lines,
gathering lines, compressor stations,
gasoline plants,
Shopping Center), Cajff..
distribution systems -and related properties through and by which it
'SALES—Macy's had-sales of approximately $421,000,000 during the'
presently transports and distributes natural gas to more than 764,030
natural ga; consumers in portions-of Texas and Oklahoma.
' •» 52 weeks ended Dec. 29, 1956 compared with $389,000,000 in the year
For the 12 months ended Oct. 31, 1956,
total operating revenues of
1955. '
'
r
:
(he company -and its whollv-owned subsidiary, Lone Star Producing
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
Co.,
amounted to $95,556,603 and net income to $14,522,739. ThLs
Authorized
compares with total operating reyenues of $87,615,439 and net income,
25-year 2%% sinking fund debentures,
of $12,632,675 for the calendar j'ear ended Dec. 31,
1955.
$16,519,000
due Nov, L 1972_r
c
$20,000,000
During the five-year period ended Dec. 31,* 1955, cash dividends-on
3promissory
notes,
payments of
'
—
the company's common stock were paid at the rate of 35 cents eacn
the
For
...
existing
the
permit
plus accrued irfLercst." They also are
cbuipany at pi«ic03 ranging from 105%
.
.
$3,588,000.
through officers and employees of the company
and of its affiliate, Mason Mortgage & Investment Corp.
A 1% com¬
mission will be paid in connection with such sales.
Mason
Mortgage Fund, Inc. was organized on Nov. 6, 1956.
It JbM
the successor to Mason Investment Fund,'which formerly operated a i
principal,,amount of debentures annually, and at its option
up to an additional $720,060 in each of those years.
Th.j
may also optionally retire up to $720,000 annually beginning
-1963
; Feb.. 1,
buildings totaling 70,000... sq. it, in
vide larger
Expansion
offering is to be made
retire'
nfay
U -
.
company
the man¬
"corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1957, covering $1,000,000 of 8% note certificates. The company >'
This
V
5dnd' -services'' "wnich --ail ' bear Hhe \
" J,
•.
.
at
replace
will
Mason Mortgage Fund,
Feb.
.
company's V-products
e
estimated
is
station
compressor
1957
proposes
;
.
the
.
.
t
facilities
the
of
new
ters Certificates
*
.name."
cost
of
Offered—This
corporation is offering to its common stockholders rights
to subscribe for $12,281,100 of 5% Convertible subordi¬
nated debentures, due Feb. 1/ 1977, in the ratio of $100
principal amount of debentures for each 14 shares of
stock held on Feb. 8, 1957. The'subscription price for the '
debentures is- 100%". The rights expire on Feb. 25, 1957. 1
A
group
headed by f Lehman Brothers and Goldman,
-
as
176, p. 685.
of short-term bank loans.—V.
of $1,5CO,OGO
Manufacturers
;The Bankers TYusf Co., 46 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y., will act
Name—
_vas
agent in connection with-the subscription .offer.
electronic data-processing systems, *
'-"The debentures are convertible into common stock at $32 per share.
has o.uuigsd its name to. Alwac Corp.;
^
They will nave the benefit-of a sinking fund under which, beginning
A.
Y.
Baker, Executive
Vice-President" and General Manager, of;
.J;Feb, 1, 1968 and through Feb.-l, 1976, Macy's is required to retire
AJwac Corp., stated that ^the new title will provide better, identifica¬
with
purposes
$165,900 in .salvage from the abandonment.—V. 184, p. 1797.
Co., Inc.—Debentures
Macy '&
(R. H.)
the
of
funds
corporate
The
Majorsvill compressor station located in Washington County, Pa., ;
approximately one-half mile from
the site of the proposed station. '
*
*l ..v
''
'
'.Logistics Research, Inc.—Changes
tion
general
the
such
for
time
to
to
temporary authorization '
5.280 horsepower com - '
station and other related facilities in Marshall County, W, Viv-
The
about
of February.; Thi rocent 30,000 square ft. addition at the
City, Ind., plant now is being utilized.—V. 184, pp. 1124
a
I
power
the new 65,000 sq. ft. La Puente plant,
cost" of $500,000, will begin operating
that
220.
r
>
,
said
Liechti
with th»»
The com¬
Federal JPower Commission has granted
company
to construct and operate a
pressor
! -This manufacturer of "ALWAC"
Alwac
time
determine,*
may
this
*
outstanding.
reported net 'sales
also
corporation
from
added
Manufacturers Light & Heat Co.—Proposed
The
200,000 common
constructed .'at
was
-
p.
was
statement
registration
a
Clarlr, -Dodge & Co. Is named as tbo
ivpplied by amendment;
used
to
outstanding during .1955, the only
the seven month period, ended Jan 31,
$136,490, which would have been 63c
with
income
filed
8
j
ho\ common,
was '
net
be
to
payment
Inc.—Earnings—Expansion—
Feb.
on
company's growth
in recent year;*, I
according to the prospectus, has created a need for additional per¬
manent capital.
Accordingly, It Is expected that the net proceeds wii.l >
be used to provide additional working capital lor increased inventories
and accounts
receivable Resulting from
expansion of the company'!
business, and for other corporate purposes, which might include tbj .
*■
"
stock distribu¬
offer
.
1956—12 Mos.—1955 . ■
$3,844,4 <8 i $3,535,4:j1 •
$147,871
68,12 1
$153,959
ops..
income.
oper.
185,
'
-4
~
corporation
agement
of $1,802,006 for the six
months-enaetTTJec. 31,' •:1'956, compared to $1,562,854, for the seven
months ended Jan.. 31,
1956.
A reguiar quarterly- cash dividend of
10 cents per share-on the common stock is payable Feb. 28 to stock¬
holders of' record Feb. "15, Mr. Liechti added.
595,056
'
1356—Month—1955
rev._:___r ' $325,^2.6 ^$315,839
expenses
; ■
171;'367
167,968
rev.
ry.
—-V.
>.
aVailaolc ,1a
when
share on
per
$7,380,129
1,545,795
.
oper
opar.
Neh
v
.
Ry.—Earnings—
Litchfield & Madison
Period-End. Dec. 31—
RiiiltV
liiilWay
■
.
there
Since
.
3
stock—ii/l";
number of Shares
average
669.
p.
-
*$1.1J
728.
proposes- to*
and
-483.
p.
fcomp.irison
$759,'971 $510,839
$0.05
-So.46
outstanding during the period.
—
share oi
per
23,921,779
208,107
416,218 shares outstanding after the 1956
184, p.
principal underwriter.
Net proceeds will be
64,115,84b
34,384,306
35,779,179
29,014,734
»
416,218
covering 71,390 shares of its $12.50 par common stock.
are
.
40,450,201
M & D Store Fixtures,
tlje
profit
Net
•Earnings
:
This corporation" for the six months, endeu Dec* 31, 1956; reported
incom.fi
of $135,295; oi
68c per share on 200,000 common out¬
standing, acording L,. J. Liechti, President.
;
.
Subs.)—Earnings Increased
1951;
1955.
'
and Fed. Inc.- taxes...^.^-
deprec.
.! •
*,.
,
4'4;334,856
M-
•
'
income/:' 27,358,119
oper.
"
1953
$18,171,473 $17,209,794 $17,759,056
4,316,785
3,623,199
3,858,259
3,124,655
2,327,456
2,784,093
-
:
this stock for subscription by stockholders of
record March
1, 1957, at the rate of one additional share for each
10 shares
then held.
The subscription price and underwriting term i
net
1-/
....
be.ore
Depreciation
This
pany
1954
-
"
$1.15
1
;
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.—Registers With SEC
*
;
-railway212,397.927 181,206,433 196.841,709 232,983,209
ry.
"l„
.
*
.
,
Net;
.
Liquid Carbonic Corp.- (&
—
"
' ''
~
19fc5
1956
from railway
Tlie
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—-
1—
Net
i
1957—Month—1956 V 1957—12 Months—1956 %
$9,824,686 : $3,719,605 $170,412,795 $160,949,451
/•
« ./
—
Jan.
from
Gross
8540,700*
63.720
i 1.572,231
"
'
End. Jan. 31—
—
—V.
1,047,348
Stores Corp.—January
Lerner
Period
sales
90,268
"
raii\vay___/._/13,743,785
income..—^ 2,122,201
from
—V.
f^om railway-™.
from
Net
$615,114
86,467
1—
Jan,
/From
Gross,
.1955'.
8,315,595
1.658,997
2,601,511
ry.-oper.. income-—
"
2,834,28
3,844,935
share..
upon
tion.—V.
RR.—Earnings—
ry.-oper,
From
$590,720
.
*
from railway—*^ $18,386,424
.Gross
i
1953
1954
1956'
s
from
"
-
& Nashville
Louisville
RR.—Earnings—
$572,158
14.871
0
railway..
Net
:-J. V"*'"
J
shares
per
?Based
30,476,140
11,236,074
\ December—/'..'
1,285,717
,144,687
.
railway
from
Gross
Common
,.28,180,555
Net
New England
&
243,945
SEC
486.
p.
assets.,.,....
liabilities
509,130 '
8480,571
16,389,057
$482,170
17,915,514
profit
Current
railway—™,
railway
Net
—V.
Net
Current
148,164
27,077.
3,223,717
1,015,029
•* .404,348
>
1,001,18H
520,6ia '
1,004,520
522,350
taxes..
,
1—
Jan.
from
ry.
—V.
77,788
72,511
.
3,168,593
981,783
;
29a,2z4
3,381.721
railway:
934,860
Net
$263,124
1956
1955
$19,045,672 $18,577,47f>
:_c__
1953
$2,427,442
from
A
railway
from
N'et
1954
$2,225,280
income
:
taxes_
7
Up—Earnings Hold—
——
income
before
Federal
1955
'>
74,214
•
1—
Jan.
from
Gross
1953
$256,998
10,333
15,284,\
income-
*•
$2,439,527
Net
1954
1955
'78.341* 70,316
-.
Net
________
Earned
$261,941
$287,795
railway
from
from
'* *
'
1956
From
1956
December—
"l
*" *
Sales
*
a*aihvaylr__^J ,-v^7.71,070. ' 1,063,988
opm-. income/l
--399,019
410,564
ry.
Gross
Gross
Tr
•.
Six Months Ended Dec. 29—
•
,
$2,309,937
"
.from
Net
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
Net
n
railway
from
Gross
'
486.
p.
690,425*
-
were
.
■
+
* •"
'
,f
...
Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
^
Louisiana
4,954,724
1,188,443/'l,433,254
income™ .-5
•Deficit.—V.
3,439,166
5,206,398
5.613,035
2,152.005, >2,622.409
*' n'"%'
rn
*267,208-
1—
railway
from
.
.
1
J
J
•'
' '
*
.
.
-
1955.—V. 185, p. 613.
equivalent to .$3.84..as< against fi>1.80 in
V,
Uj" " >*
••VSk'"*•- ' V •"* ^ *v ' '» •
T<*"' v C
*
' '
">.(■
.
Manhattan Shirt Co.—Sales
Fed¬
eral
1953
1954 ^
$37^21'^*'--ir $51,39Q
108,125
1955
• *.,•„-
GiofS" from;
NetTfronT
deducting Interest costs of $3,300,000, and making provision fof
taxes on income of $11,000,000,
Per share earnings in 1956
Lshpeming RR.—Earnings—
-Lake Superior &
(823)
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
Number 5613
185
Volume
the
p.
Federal
Power
316.
Act
the
without
as
proposed.
the amount!
Conuni.-vsion'a
_
"
(Sam) Minskoff & Sons, Inc.
—Leaseback Transactions—
(N. Y.)—Announces Sale
:
Co. of America has issued a mortgage
commitment lor, and
authorized the purchase and lea eback of tho
34-story
office building to be erected by this corporation at 57£i
Lexington Avenue, New York City, in one of. the largest end most
unusual sale and leaseback transactions ever closed in this city.
;
Prudential is purchasing the building, lor which ground was Lroken
Prudential
The
Feb.
11
at
Street, "for
the
northeast corner
an
undi<clo"ed sum.
structure -for
back
leasing
the
periods.
The
with
new
lowei
Insurance
.
,
528,000 square
ranging from 16,000 to
building will contain
floor
of Lexington Avenue and East 51st
In turn. Sam Minskoff & Sons i;i
97 years, including renewal option
areas
„
.
„
....
fret of rentable sparo.
30,100 square feet an1
8
(824)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
tower
floors,
starting at the 21st floor, containing 7,200
square
feet,
Cusbman & Wuakefield,
Inc., are renting and managing agents for the
air-conditioned building,
which
If
scheduled
fox
completion
in
the
spring of 1958.
Demolition
of
chased from
the
10
shares
1955,
buildings
the
on
32.500-square-foot site, pur¬
interests, has been completed.
the
The
Y., and
have just completed
at East Post Road
and South
Missouri Illinois
ry.
railway—
railway
from
Net
Gross
Jan.
from
Net
ry.
railway____
$484,832
217.855
5.656,930
5,274.934
1,930.931
1,286,871
965,330
December—
1956
railway
from
railway
ry. oper. income—
Net
From
Gross
J
This
Net
ry.
1P53
$6,188,085
938.151
1,438,692
430,652
774,645
15,606,749
16,237,665
22.691.408
6,361,362
7,157,161
9,484,952
The
Net
ry.
oper.
railwayrailway
Net
ly.
—V.
H.
4,713,431
2,343,153
_
721.
p.
mission
taking
authorization
over,
substation
the
filed
operating
which
Dakotas
of
merge
and,
Federal
consolidate
or
Power
electric
at
also
asked
facilities,
indebtedness
the
PPC
note
a
of
lor
in
authority
the
face
to
of
upon
$870.
00
Upon
completion,
integral part of
Dakota
would
the
the
Glenham
substation
company's
Dakota
short
be
to
is
principals
All
three
Ltd.
also
and
large circuit of
Century Theaters.
a
to
make
its
meet
Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—Earns.—
Period Ei.d. Dec. 31—
1956—Month*—1955
$
Operating
Operating
Federal
expenses
Net
taxes.-.
taxes..
operating
after
—V.
185,
2,712,206
906,283
income
as
will
head
and
721.
the
31,
on
per
average
in
1956,
will
will
last
a
ing
Net
ry.
railway.
railway—
income—
from
Net
increase
From
Gross
Jan.
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
—V.
185,
New
Gross
The SEC,
it
From
Gross
by
185,
$3,193,847
$3,332,154
690,C97
2,435,705
1,009,281
667,692
621,313
581,810
426,956
$3,055,507
35.623 508
30.091,368
35,955,311
39,945,546
7,875,725
5,072,785
8,834,588
11,278,934
3,329,816
2,904,264
4,650,266
5,837,654
announced
on
of
revenue
State
taxes
taxes
Net
Issuance
tion
ot
The
depreciation).
administrative expenses
160,078,823
18,175
82.528
Gross
.1
factors
and
ry.
—V.
in
President,
$1,850,929
568,815
$3 25
points
out
that
the
the
property,
now
described as "one of
and
In
one-third
Philadelphia
describing
the
ic nAA6nZ°m
$6,000,000
of
refineries
financial
iOUt
in
promissory
the
notes
to
acquisition
two
beginning July
15,
part
$15,000,000
end
It
of
the
The
the
output
of
additional
most
in
share
of
of
refined
the
Gross
order
an
bonds
authoriz¬
at
balance
sugar
$1,155,082
last
30,
of
1956
pointed
$30
lor
ont
per
each
$932,814
share
ry.
602,192
272,615
rate
of
ins.alment
of
$600,000
were
in
entirely
stockholders
September,
shares
then
paid
off
payable
at
Gross
2,434,077
1,671,727
on
held.
offered
the
The
basis
sale
was
were
the
94.803
of
of
77,804,000
6,298,950
89,133,557
81.832^849
7,946,152
6,541,342
91,800,157
82,648,505
6,982,373
5,539,128
78,364,628
69,707,750
19
of
the
sold
for
valuation
vote
RR.—Eauipment Trust
&
Hutzler
headed
on
Feb. 15
$G,420,-
were
for
the
certificates,
certificates
are
subject
Commission.
by
100
the
offering
Co.
and
FOR
are:
Net
Stroud
&
DECEMBER
Co.
Inc
AND
1956
the
hopper
also
ry.
Gross
Net
the
rejected
Co.;
authoriza¬
29 Diesel
electric switch¬
Eastman
$12,271,386
$12,664,733
4,160,561
3,636,833
2.766,189
1,239,684
162,296,845
144,921,630
52,837,070
167.364,177
52,206.001
42.941,452
from
From
18,665,246
21,872,585
1956
1
$340,514
55
•'! 954
.$395,977
1953
$1,000,620
$320,733
207,079
806,214
96,419
47,377
83,025
751,345
57,873
4,197,145
4,379,624
4.159,794
4,105.908
1,728,286
1,904,282
1,619.976
1,533,471
596,525
762,814
640,954
632,589
one
new
& Western
Ry.-
•Earnings—
group
1955
1954
1953
$446,192
$475,975
$510,901
'60,551
*44,542
2,570
*177,875
*104,358
5.903,042
7,063,333
*177,414
'174,524
1—
railway
5.640 449
5.677,014
*650,806
*418.047
>2,081,767
income—
*1,834,335
*284,239
585.091
•1,628,320
*761,942
,
for
December.
1956
S559.121
were
compared
in
with
December, 1955.
For the first time
since
George Alpert
the Presidency ot the
railroad on Jan. 20, 1956 the
New
out
of
of
deficit
a
net
the
loss
eaclv
were
of
the
$4,246,534
Gross
1955
three
for
1956,
were
for
1956
months
the
for
of
Thereafter,
nihe
revenues
they
months
$3,628,366.
■
1955
1954
1953
$866,657
$770,057
$914,804
171,185
*109,627
92,104
81,196
47,205
*72,254
82,721
10.G89.489
10,282,401
9,869,545
£303.814
2,245,940
1,650,849
11,127,486
2,566,574
748,128
742,311
483,457
894,295
railway
income—
135,
487.
p.
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
&
Co.
Inc.
and
associates
on
award
of
the
issue
maturity.
Feb.
on
priced
are
13
on
Eros.
&
Hutzler
bid
98.674%
for
the
of the certificates are
Commerce Commission.
Interstate
The
entire
locomotive
issue
units
the
Co.—V.
&
ol
certificates
estimated to
in
is
cost
to
be
certificates,
of
also
as
subject to the authorization
secured
by
Diesel electric
98
S18,909,00C.
offering are—Baxter
185,
the
to
The
bid
a
98.73 %.
&
Co.
and
McMaster
Hutch¬
487.
p.
Northern Pacific
Ry.—Earnings—
Net
Net
ry.
railway
railway..
Jan.
ry.
508,990
1,695,940
771,285
171,601,842
36.635,966
183,033,330
39,013,966
181,174,912
28,924,577
34,340.976
17,875,223
19,223,760
15,459,343
14,867,078
Financial
corporation
covering
be
to
Feb.
on
at
used
companies
($4
par
to
and
6
filed
6%
Santa
letter
a
cumulative
share),
per
off notes
pay
lor
Corp.,
Rosa,
Calif.—Files
Exchange Commission—
70.000 shares of
offered
2,755,915
188.169,812
Securities and
The
2,262.382
437.
p.
Northwest
With
1953
$14,235,210 $14,546,251
534,082
income--
oper.
185,
1,099,103
1—
railway
railway
from
Net
—V.
1954
$14,549,318
292,748
from
Net
1955
$13,890,885
.
income—
oper.
From
Gross
be
1956
*
from
from
of
convertible
without
issued
notification
in
working capital.
with
the
SEC
preferred.stock
to
underwriting. The proceeds
acquiring stock in subsidiary
Northwestern Pacific RR.—
-Earnings—
Net
from
from
Net
ry.
1956
1953
$875,209
$909,199
*1,996,163
110,559
108,674
income
Jan.
*80,845
*1,051,184
6,130
*34,962
12,819,874
14,272,233
4,329,931
13,040.686
2,627,905
13,318,625
4,322,511
649,374
*17,012
958,921
668,813
1—
railway
railway
from
ry.
1954
$706,152
30.416
from
Net
1955
$786,397
railway
railway
oper.
From
Gross
oper.
income
'Deficit.—V.
185,
3.326,530
1,000
SI
shares
per
share,
subsidiary
a
Feb.
on
of
its
$1
being
Ohio
Power
Olin
Ivlathiesoa
has
487.
p.
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
company,
announced
13,
all
the
what
is, initially,
to
Crcsan.
W.
Va
Two
Metals
owned
Gas
SEC
stock
of
&
proposed
EFctric
authorization
Captina
to
unit
be
to
be
the
by Captina.
with Pittsburgh Coal
Co..
Copper &
Brass
Inc.
and
generally
for
the
construction
of
threc-225,000 kw unit power plant near
an
agreement
Corp.,
Revere
be
a
units
of
this
plant
are
owned
Olin
Mathieson
to
be
owned
its
units
of
Olin
by
Olin
of
Ohn
are
reduction
Ohio.
of
by
to
Chemical
Ohio.
Olin
supply
aluminum,
aluminum,
Revere
at
providing
use
fabrication
it
acquire
issued
Corporation,
a
wholly-owDed su""si liary
Corp., all the voting securities of
which
by
is
to
Co.,
to
Operating Co.,
Generating
Revere
American
received
shares
into
Chemical
Co.,
of
has
capital
par
entered
Electric
Revere
at
and
if
to
Revere
Revere
energy
facilities
Generating,
end
to
Oiin
to
requested,
Copper.
be
The
Generating presently
Olin
Revere
Mathieson
be
to
located
Metals
Chemical
near
for
for
Clarington.
also dehver energy
at- some future time
for
fabrication of aluminum.
In
addition
it
will
make
excess
capacity of its two units available
to
Ohio
Power
in
consideration
of
appropriate
demand
charges.
Captina
will
operate
the
entire
plant
for
Ohio
Power
and
Olin
Revere
Generating.—V. 185, p. 315.
to
Revere! Copper
iray
ending
the
year
with
Outboard Marine Corp.—Two New
Appointments—
Robert
For
New
showed
following.
12-month
December,
$13,483,519.
the
it
Haven
a
In
incurred
steady
1955
countant
moved
earnings
a
heavy
profit
earnings
period.
1056
the
mowers,
On
succeeds
receiving
the
year
Jess
$14,237,916:
1956
they
in
were
December,
$162,450,211
ning,
and
since
DiMaio
sonnel
plant
has
mower
Let
the
business
production
each
lawn
Lawn-Boy,
been
appointed
division.
one
of
the
Manager of Lawn-Boy, the
Floersch, formerly Chief Ac¬
largest producers of rotary
Mr.
nation's
Strong in the top division post.
appointment,
outlook
volume
of
sales
Mr.
the
at
Floersch
lawn
termed
mower
Lawn-Boy
have
has
layout
matters.—V.
been
appointed
post Mr. DiMaio
and
climbed
185,
Factory Manager
will
maintenance,
p.
722.
supervise
tool
design
as
industry,
1946.
this newly created
were
year
Floersch
for
assumed
monthly
adjusted
C.
corporation's
good"
first
of
$255,183
Haven
position
$345,032.
In
system for a
Lawrence
Seaway
487.
New York, New Haven &
Hartford RR.—Shows Profit
Earnings
with
local
217,803
railway
won
proposes
'76,313
p.
St.
of
other
$416,033
185,
is
Y.,
Niagara
1—
oper.
Wheeling
1956
Deficit.—V.
be
an
was
110,310
from, railway—
oper.
the
the
14 offered
This
Connecting RR.—Earnings-
ry.
service
over
The
will
price
21,771,899
income
Jan.
continue
take
from
study
Ogdensburg, N.
aggregate not exceeding
$14,160,000,
yield from 3.50% to 3.75%,
according to
53,503,842
lailway
railway
Gross' from
to
to
against.
a
definite
a
3,129
$2,910,000 of 3%% equipment trust cer¬
tificates, maturing semi-annually, Aug. 1, 1957 to Feb.
1,
1972, inclusive. The certificates, second instalment
3,166,041
1,682,493
21,632,108
income
oper.
voted
but
before
to
11
that
$961,299
December—
174,578 288
-
from
from
voted
proposal
income—
Jan.
Net
York, Ontario
ry.
city
a
1956
Deficit.—V.
Gross
1953
$13,922,523
1,564,567
2,376
$800,000
plant
Feb.
on
showed
trend established in
Offered—Halsey, Stuart
Dillon.
YEARS
1954
22,000
and
least"
the
the
railway
railway
from
Feb.
•
CALENDAR
1955
of
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
ry.
*
as
cars,
Diesel
&
city
property
"at
from
From
are
covered
Drtxel
to
the
of
follows
when
and
from
Gross
99.02%
in
December—
Net
2,544,360
487.
p.
Net
for
were
5,038,000
be
Dunkirk
Gross
6,715,622
December—
for
amounted
and
185,
New
per
New
annually
$1,400,000
6,659,000
7,518,993
sale
to
Norfolk
13.629,742
bid
$
taxes.
jointly
—V.
69,238.000
$
income
the
June
inson
1—
oper.
752.088,405
518,349,051
municipal
operation
with
power
development.—V. 185, p. 614.
$1,014,000
566,711
223,859
secured
railway
railway-
from
Net
were purchased
4%,
seven
vear,
$5,000,000 to finance
the
be
from
Net
*
the
that
six
Gross
563,572,026
referendum
the
is
on
Mohawk
of
617,521
614.
Jan.
49,444,496
Issuance and sale
1953
4,262,592
from
From
acquisition,
purchased
49,674,833
3%«.
1954
11,808,222
the
income
p.
822,309,740
period
6,037,362
railway
from railway
ry. oper.
income—
refineries
$6,000,000 purchase
price
capital.
Current
borrowings, which
purchase the current
assets of Godchaux,
June
at
issued
1955
Commerce
Net
Godchaux
property was
and inventories
at
final
a
Reserve
company's
for
The
Net
234,649
Inc.
of
Net
the
year.
stock
has
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$
67,322,788
taxes
Ohio Power
company
issued
the amount of
payable
with
modern
relinei'y
banks
are
of
&
New York
Net
company's
working
to
on
was^ further
snares
four
1957,
July 15. 1963.
financed
out
ot
out¬
most
combined."
aspects
the
These
on
requiredin
the
as
nation's
cash, and current assets
approximately $8,000,000.
The
for
to
known
the
producing about 2,500,000 pounds
aPProxlmately
York
11,
The certificates
Co.
railway
railway—
135,
1956—Month—1955
established.
were
1—.
oper.
494,428
of Dunkirk, in western New
York, voted
municipal electric system to this corporation.
voted
common
13,273,597
December—
Net
$2,550,258
Godchaux
capab.e of
average
2,242,956
from
from
Net
176,600
company's
operations
in
1956
were
the
acquisition
of
the
refining business
of
Godchaux
Sugars,
Inc.
in
Reserve, La., and an increase in
the
authorized capital stock from
600,000 shares to
1,000,000 shares.
is
preferred
5,045,687
income.—
Jan.
Net
1,926,000
663.618
Jr.,
oper.
1,4'J9,440
456,849
71,798,934
Norfolk & Western
$10,000,000 of
railway—.. $14,362,836
railway
4,053.809
from
ry.
Net
$3.oti
The
sell
from
Net
69,007
_
Havemcyer,
ir.
Securities
EARNINGS
December
2,471,200
ZZZZ
~
to
Participating
Union
5,589,312
262,506
income-.
income
outstanding
Earnings per share
Division,
&
sale
)s
1,570,504
294,722
487.
special
made
487.
p.
road-switching locomotives, and eight
ing locomotives, estimated to
cost $8,049,423.
135,407.607
6.531,432
expenses
Shares
significant
of
the
13 740.296
Interstate
issue
1,360,368
235,126
City
its
property
$172,209,997 $145,037,630
(incl.
and
earnings
•
for
corresponding
185,
Feb.
on
electric
Gross
181,544
and
the
5,871,462
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—To
Buy*System—*
The
sell
.
From
1955
138,215
on
on
Stuart
27,069
5,073,782
1,053,422
charges
Associates
income..
3%s.
225,200
Fedei-al
185, p.
months
period
the
on
3%%
Halsey,
Order
$172,071,752 $144,856,086
—_
goods sold
and
12
that
$3,364,433
priced to yield
from 3.50% to
3.80%, according to maturity. They were
awarded to the
group on Feb. 14 on a bid of 99.178%.
Co.—Earnings Higher—
_!
Interest
costs
for
with
606,140
15, 1972, inclusive.
Total
Other
and
controlled
(non-callable) serial equipment trust cer¬
tificates, maturing semi-annually Sept.
15, 1957 to March
Feb.
1956
operating
general,
French
the
for
surplus
Offered—Salomon Bros,
underwriting group which offered
000
New
income
of
—V.
name
(Canada)
currently
earnings
to
Certificates
an
124,574
5,665,169
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
operating
after
,
was
Years Ended Dec. 31—
Net sales and other
Cost
of
New York, Chicago & St.
Louis
1953
*5,481
487.
expenses
Net
Association—Earns. Up—
487.
p.
104,843
_
p.
December—s,
Net
Selling,
trade
221,237
railway—
railway.—
from
National Sugar Refining
Other
the
British,
films
compared
$1,197,309
from
r.v. .oper.
202,554
5,311,857
185,
operating
Net
1—•
Net
the
this
Canada, Ltd.
Ltd., which
Co.—Bond Financing Approved—
and
income
Jan.
Net
7, h is issued an
exemption order
Investment Company Act of 1940
permitting the acquisition
York
investment company, of not to exceed
$500,000
principal amount of 4% convertible
subordinated debentures, due Feb.
1,
1977,
of Douglas Aircraft
Co., Inc., at the public
offering price of
such securities.
Under a registration
statement which became effective
Feb.
5, 1957, Douglas
proposed the pub ic offering of
$27,900,000 of
debentures.
Because
two
of
the directors
of
National
are
affiliated
with two of the
underwriters of the
offering, its acquisition of Douglas
Aircraft debentures Is
prohibited by the Investment
Company Act unless
an
exemption order is issued
by the Commission.—V.
185, p. 487.
under
under
distribute
1956
oper.
1953
$463,535
62,352
income
income
Other
International
of
Corp.
Northeastern ICR.—Earnings—
railway.—
railway.____
from
National Aviation Corp.—Asks
SEC Exemption
issue
to
Orleans &
ry.
1954
$556,221
Taylor
2016.
basis
announced
Iron,
26,283,175
487.
p.
of
Pictures
A.
Earnings—
1955
*690
revenues
Salomon
Net
260,171
Income.
oper.
was
this company
Net
$2,914,550
—
N.
represented in the management
the affiliate's six directors.
balance
a
9%.—V.
of
December—
1—•
from
Net
it
22,626,535
oper.
oper.
Federal
the
are
competitive
bidding and to issue and sell to New
England Electric System, its
parent, an additional 142,857 shares of
its common stock for a cash
consideration ot $4,939,995.
Net
proceeds of the financing will be
applied to the payment of
short-term note indebtedness
incurred by New England Power for
capi¬
tal expenditures and the
balance if any will be used to
pay for other
such expenditures or to
reimburse its treasury thereof.—V.
185, p. 345.
12,910,015
*
Griesdorf,
Century
American
summary
shows
New England Power
The SEC,
29,262,266
•
1957
outstanding In the current period compared with $1.38
share outstanding for che
corresponding previous
on
year,.-an
Western RR
&
$
library
be
p.
in
1—
railway
railway
Operating
Operating
television
2,404,798 and 2,359,490 average common
shares
in the respective periods.
consolidated operating revenues for the
latest 12 months
$43,834,770 compared
with
$40,041,027 for the
26,307,007
1954
future
during
Canada
also
184,
In¬
S533,204
$410,775
income—
Jan.
ry.
Total
1,827,697
1955
and
Manager,
Mr. Taylor and Mr. Mandell
Secretary-Treasurer respectively.
various
consolidated
a
based
2,035,402
1956
oper.
Period End. Dec. 31—
operation
standing
~-V.
f'om
In
operating
to
§2,619,159 this year,
was
74,236
from
'Deficit.—V.
prominent
Canadian
executives
Artists
railway
compared
$454,865
by
common
2,982.688
December—
owned
management of NTA Telefilms
Associates
as
David
Twinex
net
as
1956
railway
railway
from
Tele¬
and
operation
share Issued and
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Ry.-f-Earnings-
Gross
to
period last year.
After allowance for dividends
shares, the balance of $3,499,444 amounts
to $1.46 per
21,535.672
>
50%
Canadian
same
123,855,006
14,746,032
NTA
three
present
senior
are
of
General
Vice-President
Association
Dec,
$3,566,751
2,701,384
charges
p.
994,413
of
|
1055
186,583,863
ry.
Gross
The
well
S
16,620,405 209,358,898
11,637,065 139,492,108
1,953,525
25,858.492
11,314,804
income
1956—12 Mos.-
$
18,415,981
operating
Other
Net
revenues
The
subjects
are
theaters
group.—V.
be
operated
as
system.
Montana-
necessary payments to the Cooperative to enable
payments on the note.
The company Is now
operating
other
electric facilities
which
it
built
for
the
Cooperative under a
similar
arrangement.
Montana-Dukota
will
acquire
the
Glenham
substation
when
the principal
liability on the notes given in con¬
nection with
the
original project is
reduced
to
$2,419,800,
or
in
about 10 years.—V.
184, p. 728.
it
be
by
distributed
Allied
President
Canadian
would
electric
will
owned
Associates'
struction.
an
50'/.
The
1956
York, Susquehanna
from
From
1956
formation
executives.
and
product
Canadian
lilms, as
the
period
assume,
amount
the
which
New England Gas & Electric
lor
Cooperative to the United. States
America
for a
rural electrification loan
made
through the Rural
Electrification Administration to the
Cooperative to fin. nee tue c n-
series
Canadian
President
The
by
the
lilm
Griesdorf
ended
of
film
by
electric
D.,
and
theater
Italian
Com¬
facilities
company
the
the
application seeking
affiliate
new
1955.
December,
railway operating income
long-term franchise.
National Telefjlm
793,493
some
later dote,
acquiring an
is to construct at Glenham. S.
Cooperative, Inc., of Bismarck, N. D.
the
Electric
Montana-Dakota
purchase
evidencing
to
an
announced
Associates
Mandell.
serve
Tnis
has
company
13
for
Monday, February 18, 1957
.
614.
p.
from
Net
1957
through the appointment of three of
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—Proposed Purchase—
This
a
picture
a
the
S.
as
will
1,551,823
3,011,316
Ltd.,
Distributors,
Ltd.
1953
304,506,950 300,077,947 213,362.316
238,261,929
72,348,993
67,745,336
45,538,155
44,126,026
39,323,320
36,767,330
25,409.393
23,414,225
-
income—
oper.
185,
1954
5,233,450
2,875,980
_
New
Gross
$46,784,724 $44,173,868
-
Feb.
on
in
Net
December—
1583.
p.
Net
films,
under
20th
1—
from
from
5,409,515
_
-
26—
—
motion
Taylor
Mr.
1955
$24,754,165 $25,089,608 $19,071,143 $18,217,933
income—,
From Jan.
Gross
Net
1956
railway—
railway.—
184,
Co.—January Sales Up—
Teielilm
three
Film
Mr.
of
from
from
$26,557,031.—V.
distribute National Telefilm
and
RR.—Earnings—
December—
Gross
185,
New York
leature
operates
Net
at
$155,118,869
S678.256
1955.
.
modernizing its refineries
outstanding 20th Century-Fox features that comprise NTA's
"Galaxy
Group."
85,545,555
5,323,957
Missouri Pacific
and
78
777,034
72,548.363
14,664,783
__
—V.
614f?
p.
Among
1,408.050
73.250,559
466.
p.
books
Ended Jan.
(Canada)
stations
$6,626,404
417,106
income
oper.
185,
of
1954
$5,913,330
74,450,691
railway
railway
from
Net
—V.
1955
will
1,125,502
from,
the
on
corporation
films
1—
>n.
185,
Canadian
$6,367,940
—_
Net
Weeks
National
from
future.
improving
was
December,
Films—
2,164,825
1,428,707
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
Gross
come
National Telefilm Associates, Inc. — Forms
Canadian
Affiliate as First Step in World-Wide
Distribution of TV
5,730.642
2,391,737
1,301,403
436.
p.
compared »with
of
Net
89,575
2,422.973
income—
carried
_
—V.
164,572
151,865
the
$14,-
close
favorable
any
$447,167
81,262
83,730
5.844.530
railway
oper,
165,
$351,427
66,258
of
program
National Tea
1953
108,973
in
totaled
the
at
of
Net
1—
from
Net
Division,
Four
1954
expansion
which
$13,006,907
advantage
witn tue expenditure of
$2,045,772 for capital additions
bringing total expenditures for mis purpose in the past ten
$17,836,177,
With
plant
property,
Including
the
Reserve
to
Sales
1955
$390,940
,
income
oper.
From
—V.
1956
capital,
compared
to
position
to take
a
continued
1956,
development
173, p. 2oll.
in
for
working
end
year
it
company's
years
RR.—Earnings—
from
Net
retail
lew
a
Broadway, White Plains.—V.
December—Gross
steelwork for
was
In
the' company's
the
at
placing
opportunities
Joseph P. Kennedy
The 575
Lexington Avenue building is the tnlrd project uuder active
development ly the Minskoifs.
They are currently
complying a fourstory air-con lltioned office
building at 55 Chur h Stieet, White Plains,
N.
increased
415,781
,
all
"extremely
notine
that
consistently
of
Lawn-Boy.
In
production, plan¬
and
production
per¬
Number 5613
185
Volume
subsidiary,
a
Wash
Part'of
totaling
project
a
of 23,700 square
area.—V. 184, p. 2120.
area
gross
sales
Pacific Northwest
about $750,000,
feet, including
the supermarket has
15,700 square feet of
Pipeline Corp.—Hearings
Provision
Postponed
letter of notification with the
Corp.—Stockholders' Suit Filed—
Penn-Tcxas
deductions
SEC
,
after the
title.
charged, in order to obtain $1,100,000
Silberstein paid out a $100,000 premium to
The Mastan Co., Inc., a "non-banking corporation," for a short-term
first mortgage on the same property.
The interest on this mortgage,
the
plaintiffs pointed out, is at the rate of more than 27 ft a year.
The mortgage itself is due on May 1, the very day when Mr. Glickman
is
scheduled to pay the bulk of the $4,000,000 purchase
price and
Mr.
immediately,
cash
title.
take
the plantiffs
meantime,
the
In
1957, Mr.
that about Jan. 4,
complaint charges,
the
Specifically,
the other defendants entered into an agreement
the sale of the Liberty property with th Glickman Corporation.
terms
of
the
agreement provided for the payment of $250,000
Jan. 25 and the lemainder of the purchase price on May
1.
and
Silberstein
for
The
on
provided that simultaneously with the closing
property for 25 years at
an
annual
is to pay in addition all
taxes,
assessments, repairs, replacements, alterations and
insurance.
Provision
is also made for three 21-year renewal options at a net
agreement further
The
Liberty' would lease back the
net rental of 8520,000.
Liberty
the
of
title,
$300,000
of
rental
title
on
to
was
rents under the lease.
of all
payment"
superseded an earlier
down payment; $200,000 to be paid
1, and the balance of $2,500,000 on
complaint,
the
Feb.
close.
postponement
obtaining
After
*
$300,000
a
$1,000,000
when
1
for
called
10;
Jan.
on
March
"
according, to
agreement,
which
one
year.
a
"guarantees
Penn-Texas
This
Dividends
date,
the
plaintiffs
Glickman
Mr.
This action,
consent
and
on
the complaint charges, was taken with the full knowledge
of
Mr.
Silberstein and the other defendants.—V.
185,
'
722.
p.
retained
Earnings
Ended Jan.
Sales
—V.
net
Total
holders.
increased to $101,058,097 as of
reported at the close of the pre¬
11 in the annual report to stock¬
<
the 5.000,000 shares outstanding
at the end of
was
compared with a net asset value
of $19.44 per share on 4,881,900 shares outstanding on Dec. 31, 1955,
the report stated.
For the year 1956. net income of the corporation
amounted to $2,653,252, or 53 cents per share.
net
any
each of
$20.21 and
of
at
their meeting on Jan. 23,
1957, that in
income tax return for 1956, the corporation will
a regulated
investment company so that it will not be subject
Federal income taxes on income paid out as dividends.
Federal
its
become
value
determined
directors
The
filing
to
asset
of
capital gains amounted to $16,071,665, or $3.21 per
Calculated under the Internal Revenue Code, net capital gains
realized
Net
share.
deducting the "capital loss carryover" of
1956, which offset an equivalent amount
of capital gains
for Federal income tax purposes, there remained a
balance of $2,400,000, equivalent to 48 cents per share.—V. 184, p. 1731.
and after
$17,000,000
were
$14,600,000 existing on Jan. 1,
Earnings—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
from
ry.
»
S
78,331,432
68.278,916
12.328,080
8,233.525
10,454,162
*1.535.220
3,839.403
*2,604.505
1,449,758
*839,131
railway-. 991,107,116 934.972,870 848.805,154
1,034,394.640
income.
oper
Net
S
81,400.003
railway—
174,345.916
Deficit.—V.
185,
166,771,656 136.059,334
67,120.957
income.
66,906.603
48.061,181
169,871.833-
74,796.413
Net
from
Net
sales
from
Net ry.
special
From
Gross
from
Net
ry.
oper.
Income—
'Deficit.—V.
185,
p.
(& Subs.)
Fed.
668.345
36,584
1,225,516
1,363,516
Darnings
*
Howard
.
$600,000
Federal
for
A.
radical
and
During
1957,
greatly
beer,
of
divisions
three
All
Underwear
Mr.
improved
each
expected
Newman
'
-
bast«
be
for
ooerated
Trenton,
struction
of
semi-commercial
ii
plant
bears
ores."
tons
million
„"At
enough
Mr.
a
construction
that
announced
Newman
of
Acme
manufacturing
available
in
build
plant
pairs per day.
Referring to Philadelphia and Reading's dividend policy,
nounced that the board of directors has voted not to pay
for
Where
of
financing
Having
is
Reading
Mr.
in
Stock¬
issue of Feb.
11 of
offering to common stockholders of record Feb. 7,
of $171,720,200 414% convertible subordinated de¬
bentures due Feb. 15, 1987 at 100% on the basis of $100
of debentures for each 20 shares of stock held; rights
1957
expire
by
on
group
a
subscription
Bank
City
National
First
The
Feb. 25. The offering has been underwritten
of investment bankers headed by The First
Further details follow:
Corp.
Boston
of
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
debs,
fd.
stock
($5
par
26,600,000
26.600.000
40,000.000 shs. *34,340,721
1964
due
value;
shares
reserved
for
issuance
set
forth
to
suant
underwriters
subscription
severally
have
below
named
company, in the respective percentages
debentures as are not subscribed for pur¬
offers:
.25
A.
C.
Auchlncloss,
Parker
ft
!
&
Baker,
Ball,
Barth
&
&
Whipple
Robert
W.
Si
Baird
Baker. Simonds
A.
.35
Co
Bacon,
Baxter
.06
Co
Strudwick
Lestrange &
Si
.25
Co
Co.,
A- Co
Inc.
i
Si
G.
.25
.
—
-
Si
.06
Blair
.06
.15
.06
.15
Co.
Si
Inc
Co.
Walter
.56
.06
Si
A:
William
Co.
Blair
Inc.
&
Co
-
.
.25
Co
&
Quail & Co., Inc.—
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
.35
.56
.06
.15
Riter
.35
Corp.,
.56
The
&
Co.—
&
Robinson-Humphrey
.06
Rodman
.06
Wm.
.15
Rotan,
.06
L.
.06
Russ
—.06
Corp.___
.06
;
Roney
Mosle
j.06
.06
.25
Co
&
Co._
&
Rothschild
F.<
.06
Renshaw
&
C.
Lukens
and
Robinson
.06
Co,—_|,
.25
Inc.
Co.,
.56
.06
&
Hutzler— 1.00
Bros.
Schmidt,
Poole,
Roberts
..06
Hutton
Schoellkopf,
.25
Pomeroy, Inc.
-.
Schwabacher & Co.___
Scott,
Co.,
Inc
.25
&
Sons
.15
Chas.
&
.56
.35
Inc.
Mason,
Horner &
Scott
Scranton
W.
Co._
___
.15
Co.
&
.06
.56
Mayer
&
Seasongood
1.95
Shearson, Hammill & Co
.56
Silberberg
.15
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Smith, Barney & Co
Smith, Moore & Co
&
&
Sons
Stieglitz
Hallgarten
Halsey,
.06
Co
«fe
Hallowell,
1.95
Sulzberger
Stuart
1.95
Starkweather
1.95
Stein
Ripley & Coi, Inc.
Miller & Co
Haydeiii Stone <fc Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
Hayden,
—
Hentz
Henry
Herrman
Hirsch
J.
A.
&
Stone
&
Frledrichs
Illinois
The
&
Kirkland,
Townsend,
.25
Spencer Traek & Co
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day
Underwood, Neuhaus
& Co.
1.00
.25
.15
* .06
.06
Lemon
Si
Co
Durst,
&
Walker
H.
&
&
Inc.—
&
Watltng,
Lerchen & Co
Wertheim
Inc
Co.,
&
Co
Si
Kalman
Co.—
&
&
Kidder
Inc
Co.,
Peabody & Co
Kidder,
Kirkpatrick-Petis
Loeb
Kuhn,
Si
Weld Si Co.—
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
.06
.06
C.
and
Wheat & Co
Co.
—
Co
.15
Woodard-Elwood
.15
.15
1.00
.56
Dean Witter & Co
Wood, Struthers Si
1.95
.06
2.95
1.95
White,
.06
Inc
Co.,
Richard
M.
Inc.
J.
Harold
Wood
E.
Co
.06
.06
Co
Si
&
Co
Wulff, Hansen & Co.
Yarnall,
Biddle
&
Co
.15
.25
1.00
.06
.06
Co
Westheimer
.06
Hewitt
&
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
—
1—
.15
Co
.06
1.00
Co;„
Walston
Co.,
Co—
&
Jones
Kreeger
Jones,
See
G.
Noel
Alstyne,
Wagenseller
.06
D.
.06
.56
-.56
—
Inc.
.06
Edward
A.
Tyson
Vietor, Common, Dann Si Co.
&
Inc.
Johnston,
Kay,
&
Dabney
Van
.15
Grubbs
Space &
Lane,
Co.—
.15
1
Battles,
—
Johnson,
.06
.15
.35
.15
;
Corp
.06
Snyder
Dulles &
1
Inc.
Co
American
Thomas &
4.
Co
&
Jenks,
&
.06
,_
Ijs*
Ingalls
.35
Mosley
Swiss
Hum¬
Inc
Co.
&
Inc
Co.
Yeatman,
Sutro &
Indianapolis Bond and Share
Corp.
&
.06
Co
&
1.95
McDowell
.06
—
Co.
1.00
Co
Applegate &
Inc
Hutton
E.
W.
Suplee,
Labouisse,
Hutton
F.
Webster Securities
Blosser
Stroud
.06
.35
.06
.15
—
i
Strarns,
.06
and
Co
&
.25
phrey,
E.
&
Corp.
.25
Son
Weeks
&
Howard, Weil,
Hulme,
.06
Meyer
Fox" .06
Prank,
Nicolaus & Co. Inc.—
Maynard & Co.:—
Stix
Fay—
Hornblower
&
Stern,
Stifel,
.06
Co
&
&
.06
Stillman,
Co.__
Si
Hogle
Hooker
.25
.25
Co.,
&
.56
.25
Co
Hilliard
B.
J.
.35
Corp;—.
1.95
Co._
&
Co
&
Boyce
Stern Brothers
1
Co.
Richards
Hill
J.
&
.25
.25
.25
-.25
1.95
.15
Co
&
&
Bros.
^
Co
Staats
R.
.06
Inc;_„
Harriman
H.
William
&
Co.—
&
Agnew
Co.
&
Coi
&
Co
&
.06
.25
Stringfellow-
&
1.95
Co
&
&
Parke
.25
.15
&
.56
Co
&
& Company
Salomon
.25
Inc
&
&
Reynolds
Shuman,
—_
.06
.15
185, p. 722.
also V.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
1956
from
ry.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
p.
$578,772
64,595
284,465
118,960
7,306,158
1,461,246
1,306,674
8,984.018
136,787
105,437
61,325
9,230,151
2,398,808
1,353,150
railway
oper.
185,
1953
$575,810
8,624,862
120,111
1—
railway
from
Gross
income—
Jail.
1954
$693,215
167,448
railway
oper.
1955
$760,335
railway
from
income
488.
2,306,345
1,298,631
Railways Co.—Registers
2,139,456
1,451,643
With SEC—
Feb. 13, filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 547,678 shares of -its no par common stock.
Standard
Gas
Si Electric Co. is
the owner of the 547,678 common shares of
Pittsburgh Railways;
and Standard Gas proposes to offer its own
common
stockholders the right to purchase 540,651.75 shares of the
Pittsburgh Railways common
on the basis of one such share for
each four shares of Standard Gae common held on the record date.
The record date and subscription price are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
No underwriting is involved.
1
This
company,
Standard
common,
purchase
common
.35
In
.25
.06
.15
Inc.
.25
.06
Co
Putnam
.35
.15
.56
Co
<fe
.25
common
Hurry,
Si
Inc.
Bioren
.35
-
North & Co.„
Co.
Becker
Bingham,
.35
.25
Co._
Eichler & Co.
Bateman,
.06
path
&
Si Kraus
Fitch.
Barret,
J.
Red-
Weeks
Burge
.25
Baker, jWatts & Co
488.
.56
Allyn & Co., Inc
Anderson
10,135,179
1.454.282
*4,683.432
shs.
under Key
the
of the
such
below,
the
from
Pressprich
Gardner
—
Pittsburgh
purchase
to
W.
Shields
price.
agreed
.06
.15
From
Executive
Employees' Stock Option Plan.
An additional 3,434,40*1 shares will be
reserved
for conversion of
the debentures at the initial conversion
24,992
*Excludes
Christen-
&
Co
Net
$171,720,200
1987—-$171,720,200
due
Writer
Inc.
sen,
Co
Co
Co.,
&
Net
Outstanding
Authorized
debs,
subord.
conv.
Peters,
Irving J. Rice & Co. Inc
Co.
Co.—J
Forgan
Gross
FINANCING
PRESENT
1.00
Reinholdt
Se- -
&
December—
agent.
CAPITALIZATION
Common
appointed
been
has
York
New
.25
&
Curtis
Fleming-W.B.
Garrett
Keir
our
.25
Marshall
Janney,
the
to
Si
Reid
Newman;
made in
1.00
Co
Michigan Corp
&
.35
Co.
Jackson
Webber,
Co., Inc.
&
Nolan,
.06
:
Ohio Co
Co.—_____
Southwest
Halle
cash was decided upon in connection with
expansion into related and non-related
was
Pacific Northwest
.35
Co
&
Gregory
it was an¬
a dividend
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Debenture Offering to
The
Nowland
J.
Granbery, Marache & Co.—_
Green, Ellis & Anderson.
consumed its tax loss carry forward, Philadelphia
and
now operating on a regular tax basis.—V. 184, p. 2057.
holders—Mention
Paul
.06
Cleveland
Goodbody
feels that conditions
Newman
.06
Si Co
Newhard, Cook & Co
2.95
&
Goldman, Sachs
two-way
a
according to
fields,
Mr.
&
Company.
Richards & Co
of
.15
Co.
R.
Chapman Si Co.—
First
1.00
.06
&
.v—_.
&
Steele
Glore,
stock dividend.
a
policy of conserving
The
the
13 paid,
dividend
prevail to pay
not
do
cash
no
Son
Newbold's
H.
Co
Newburger
.06
&
Robert
timo.
indefinite
an
Si
1.00
Union
Evans
Fulton
Underwear
be in full
new
a
Wells
2.95
Co._
Clark
Hibbs
Boot—which recently completed
Clarksville, Tenn.. thereby in¬
space—will
Mullaney,
2.95
Morgan Stanley & Co
F. 8. Moseley & Co
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood—
Prescott, Shepard Si Co., Inc.
Co
Foster
to go into partial production by the
wtli use the plant in connection with
Boot
Acme
year.
J.
Folger,
end
the
production of an entirely new line of leather boots. Initial production
will be 1,000 pairs of boots per day. Plant capacity is around 3,000
the
.35
.15
Stokes
First
banks.
warehouse
new
a
.06
.25
.25
Roland Si Stone
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
.56
Co.—
First
in March.
production
Model,
Co.,
Si
Co
Inc.—__
Eubank
Field,
.
participating in the expansion program. Union
yavn
mill in Jacksonville, Ala., scheduled to
.25
.15
&
Ferris
the-ja.reseiu rate of production" Mr. Newman said, "we have
to supply our customers for at least 15 years."
Newman reported that Philadelphia and Reading's acquisitions,
Underwear and
Acino Boot, contributed significantly to earn¬
while
Mr.
refuse
of, coarse
Inc.
Turben
Milwaukee
Inc.—
Securities
Fauset,
million tons of this
silt, representing by
largest holdings of the antracite industry, in addition to some
the
130
Co.—
&
Farweli;
Philadelphia and Reading possesses some 40
fine anthracite,
already mined, in the form of
far
1.95
Mitchhm, Jones & Temple ton
Paine,
—
Dillon,
&
.06
Fen-
Beane
&
ner
.15
Pont
Morris,
Fahey,
*
.15
.06
Co
du
Clement A.
expectations,"
out
.15
.15
Co._
Co..
I.
.56
.
Co
&
.06
Co.
Charles
Mr. Newman
We will then
and chemical
industries. We can support 100,000,000 cubic feet of hydrogen a day
for 35 years, only using our present reserves of silt banks.
"As to the practicability of the
project—we may know the answer
before the
end of the year.
But wo do not depend on this alone.
Another tie with the steel industry grows from the increasing use of
line
anthracite
for
the
sintering,
pelletizing
and
aglomerating of
commercial
this
"If
Masten
E.
W.
Dominick—:
&
&
Co
Si
.06
Co.,
Estabrook
stated, "it will mean a great deal for the corporation.
have
substantial commercial opportunities in the steel
Marks
M.
-..15
Co
.15
Merle-Smith
&
.06
Co.
Si
.06
&
Merrill,
.25
Co
&
.06
.06
Coe_
.15
Co.__
Securities
&
.06
Co
The
.15
Inc.—_
Equitable
plant.
&
lis
I
&
Elworthy
the
will
Patton
.06
Co.-
&
.35
Inc.
Co.,
.35
Co
Co.,
Dickson
The
Si
Mead,
Townsend,
curities
the direct
for
&
&
S.
Elkins,
reduction of iron ore. A pilot plant,
for Philadelphia and Reading
by Hydrocarbon Research in
N. J., has proved sufficiently succe3stul to warrant the con¬
prerequisite
si
&
Skaggs
Eastman
'
•
McGlone
,
,15
Corp.-;
Co.
&
Union
Francis
future
its
and synthesis gas from unbeneficiated silt. Hydrogen is
many
important chemicals. Abundant cheap hydrogen
hydrogen
Arthurs,
9.313.484
*606.593
*3,074,554
Dain
Doolittle
in anthracite, the company had
embarked on a $500,000 research project—biggest venture ever under¬
taken- in
anthracite—in connection with the low-cost
production of
in
confidence
.25
Co
Miller & Co
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce,
_
House
.15
Co
A.
1.00
Podesta
1.00
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Co.—________
Dominick
improve
further
to
division
Si
&
.06
&
.25
Ryons & Co.Loeb, Rhoades Si Co.
.15
Co.—
Dillon, Read &
corporation—Reading Anthracite, Union
been profitable evei^ month of 1956.
the
1.95
Brothers
.06
Inc.-.
Dcmpsey-Tegeler
are
Co.—
Legg &
.06
M.
R
C.
Laurence
&
Crouter Si Bodine
turnabout in
Philadelphia,
and that our prospects
Bennett
.25
&
&
Davis,
Boot—had
Acme
competitive position.
its
*933,338
J.
Reading Corporation into an important and substantial company
with steadily increasing earning power."
Mr. Newman added;
"There is no question that our over-all cor¬
has
&
Manley,
Inc.
Curtiss,
and
porate picture
bright."
West
Weedon
Drexel
the
Mackall
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
prior
important step on the read towards developing
"an
McMaster* Hutchinson
.56
(Inc.)__
Co
&
Crowell,
to
due
taxes
income
McKelvy & Co.—.
.06
Corp
Clarke
Burr,
&
Courts
*$3,115,078
1,225,516
1,363,516
$6.97
*$2.28
*$1.56
„
years' losses.
Newman,
President, termed
forward of
rofits
only
t Includes
Loss,
carry
$2.30
shave—.
per
.35
tine.)
Co.
Co
Co
Collins
Cooley
$8,545,219
outstanding
Shares
*232,728
*3,929,712
Julien
1,728,072:
55,365
1905,553
*$2,129,004
taxes-
McJunkin,
-
Norton
Dick
*439,396
9.265.781
*864,121
*3,457,728
W.
&
Collin,
*1,331,641
187,419
1,986.390
187,419
-
&
&
Coffin
DeHaven
Income
1953
$714,121
*612.165
'
Clark
W.
Richard
$48,295,130
$2 835,601
inc.
state
<fe
Net
1954
$661,036
*30,729
9.600.224
*1,140,507
E.
Earnings
9,263,353
Carl
—-
1956—12 Mos—1955
*106,030
3,316,527
Items
McDonald
.06
Chaplin & Co.
City Securities Corp
Clark, Dodge Si Co
$2.39
$1.80
$17,975,630 $80,734,679
McCormick
.15
.06
Winslow, Inc.
12,196,310
—
.15
Inc.
1.00
.25
Irving Lundborg & Co
MacDonald—-
Dallas
:
Bache
railway——
railway
M.
$7,535,479
12,196,310
31:
taxes
Items
1955
$676,434
*184,780
1—
Jan.
from
Net
income
Whiteside,
Special non-recurring
*272,267
railway
oper.
Republic Co.
S2.5S
$1.30
$21,320,132
inc._
before inc.
Income
&
other
Sc
1956
$698,579
*99,592
railway
Central
r;
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
December—
21,664,393'
$9,592,622
7.56
Gross
Securities
1956—3 Mos.—1955
488.
p.
Phillips
Carolina
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
railway
oper.
Byllesby
Caldwell
Carl M.
—
Denton,
21,953,358
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.
1—
Jan.
Net
1953
1954
$
73.874.907
railway
from
1955
$
Gross
Si
H.
_
outstanding Dec.
Co..
Power
2sink.
1956
December—
—
Period End. Dec. 31—
4,4ft
Pennsylvania RR.
Burke
the
Internal Revenue Code
for a regulated investment, company, net investment income amounted
to, $2,850,000, or 57 cents per share, out of which a dividend of 30 cents
per share was paid on Dec. 17, 1956," it was pointed out.
In addition,
a 5ft
stock dividend was paid to shareholders on July 30, 1956. "Thus,"
the report added,
"a shareholder who retained his stock throughout
the year as well as his stock dividend, owned at Dec. 31,
1956, 1.05
shares with a total net asset value of $21.22 as contrasted with a net
asset
value of $19.44 for each share held on Dec. 31,
1955, and in
addition received 31 Vz cents in cash dividends for each share held at
the beginning of
the year."
provisions
the
under
calculated
"As
&
Cruttenden,
of
.
The
Bros.
Lester,
.06
Inc.
Lehman
.06
Co.
&
Sherrerd
&
1.95
Co—
&
.56
Marshall
&
.25
1.00
^
Corp
John
.06
Co.—
&
Sons
Slocumb
Butcher
Springfield, Tenn., scheduled
corporation
this
of
assets
1956, from the $94,903,159
year, it was disclosed on Feb.
Lisle
Brush,
Elkton,
Md.,
a
subsidiary, has filed
an
application seeking Federal Power Commission authority to issue
an
aggregate maximum of $1,100,000 in non-interest bearing promis¬
sory
notes
to Philadelphia Electric Co.
The
notes. In varying amounts and payable on demand, would be
issued as cash is needed during the period March 1957 through May
1958
to
assist
Conowingo
in
financing
the
construction
cost of
additions and betterments to its electric utility plant.—V. 183, p, 1971.
creasing
Value Higher—
31,
vious
1957
1956
$76,581,134 $74,633,494
616.
p.
Pennroad Corp.—Net Asset
Dec.
—_
—
—,
-
185,
31—
&
4,013,157
share—;
common share
per
acquired
Penney Co.—January Sales Up—
(J. C.)
Broomer
Brown
Freres
Higginson
Lee
.56
& Meeds
& Co.—
.15
29,199,873
common
per
Dividends
ings
Period
Alex.
Lazard
.15
Co
&
3,927,119
31,545,980
-
business
the
in
of common stock
Union
.
stock
common
on
Amount
Shares
iron
closing
the
of
Jan, 9 formed a limited partnership called
Dalecraft
Realty
Co., for
the purpose of syndicating the Liberty
property to the public at a price which would assure him a personal
profit of more than $1,000,000.
allege,
Stockton
dividend
preferred stock and $1
on
preference common stock
„.
remaining for common stock-
Reflecting
'
•
Bradford
C.
Corp
Company,
.15
_
$33,219,035
Amount
Langley
Co.,
&
Chace,
Dividends
Bissell
W.
—
Sullivan
Inc.
$35,473,099
stockholders;
Amount remaining for
deal was made, the closing date was extended for
two
months
and
Mr. Glickman
was
permitted to "syndicate" the
property to the public at a price which would assure him $1,000,000
profit before he actually paid the bulk of the
purchase price-and
in
9,586,735
-
Laird,
1.95
Co
Si
Bosworth,
Burns
Silberstein, President of this corporation, and certain
of his company officers, were accused on Feb.
14 in a stockholders'
suit of having "willfully, wantonly, recklessly and negligently wasted"
more
than $1,100,000 of the company funds through a complex sale,
leaseback and mortgaging deal involving the new property of Liberty
Aircraft Products, a subsidiary of Penn-Texas.
The action, filed Feb. 14 in the U. S. District Court for the Southern
District of New York, asked that Mr. Silberstein and his co-defendants
be forced to make full restitution for the monies lost to the corporation,
through their actions in this deal.
The plaintiffs in the suit are Alfons Landa, Chairman of the PennTexas Corp. Stockholders Protective Committee,
and three individual
stockholders, Samuel Tabenken of Bangor, Me., and James T. Welch
and Rachael Welch of Washington. D. C.
According
to the
complaint, Mr. Silberstein entered into a deal
to
sell the Liberty
plant and the 32 acres on which it stands at
Farmingdale, Long Island, N. Y., to Louis J. Glickman, New York
real
estate
operator.
The sale price agreed to was $4,000,000, with
the
provision that it would be leased back by the company for a
25-year period' at an annual net rental of $520,000.
took
Boettcher
$41,543,058
8,324,023
$45,059,834
income
Gross
Income
D.
Shortly
Inc
C.
Laird
.25
Simmons
& Co.,
$41,047,542
495,516
$44,314,141
745,693
utility-services
net
Conowingo
Leopold
Ellis &
Brown,
first mortgage sinking fund 5ft bonds due Jan. 1,
be offered at par (In denominations of $500 and $1,000 e&chl,
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to build a club.
without
from
income,
.06
Blyth
42,720,646
46,618,327
taxes
%
Si
& Co. 1.00
Thalmann
Ladenburg,
Bleichroeder,
—„
Blunt
109,027,966
103,248,641
24,015,042
22,157,748
734,836
734,836
acquisition adjustments
of plant
fcr
Income
Other
covering $300,000 of
1969 to
;
-
depreciation
Amortization
Scottsdale, Ariz.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation on Feb. G filed a
The
for
Provision
Country Club, Inc.,
Valley
—Files With
expenses
Inc.
Commission
Power
Paradise
Operating
services
utilities
from
Revenues
and S.
Amhold
1956
1955
$224,710,312 $209,90y,413
31—
J.
hearings previously scheduled to
commence
Feb. 12 have been postponed until April 15 in Washington,
D.
C.,
on
applications involving
the sale of natural gas by this
corporation
to Mountain Fuel Supply Co. ancl
the construction of
pipeline
facilities by the
two companies.
The postponement was
requested by Pacific Northwest.—V. 185, p. 722.
Federal
The
Dec.
Ended
Year
ft
Gain
Philadelphia Electric Co. (& Subs.)—Earns. Show
Feb. 11 opened one of the
in the Burien section of
on
supermarkets
modern
most
and
Seattle
a
Inc.,
Stores,
Trade well
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
Co.—New Supermarket—
Pacific Gamble Robinson
largest
.
.
Shares,
has
at
,->11
to
the holder
of the Standard Gas
of Pittsburgh Railways
Standard Gas, and to
of 45.59&
to purchase all shares
it as a .stockholder of
the subscription price all shares of Pittsburgh Railways
are not
purchased by others pursuant to said offer.
to the shares covered by,the purchase offer, Standard
trt
ctinri.icbofoe
TTit*
s
Thmainiiiff 7.(y2fi.25 shares
which
r
Inc.,
agreed
offered
addition
tt.jii
on
3
(824)
-
tower
floors,
Cushman
tz
starting a'; the
Vmkafielu, Inc.,
air-conditioned
spring
of
building,
21st
floor, containing 7,200 square feet.
renting and managing agents for the
are
which
ir
scheduled
for
completion
1958.
Demolition
of
the
in
shares
1955,
10
N.
at East Post Road
and
South
Missouri Illinois
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
railway
ry.
165,
1954
1953
$351,427
$484,832
217.855
—V.
89,575
5,656,930
5,274.934
2,391,737
1,930,931
1,428,707
1,286,871
965,330
from
Net
ry.
This
from
ry.
938,151
1,438,692
—V.
15,608,749
6,361,362
16.237,665
22,691,408
Film
7,157,161
9,484,952
Distributors, Ltd. and Allied Artists
Taylor is also President of Twinex
Mr.
of
S.
RR.—Earnings—
1956
5,409,515
income..
Mr.
1955
1954
$24,754,165 $25,089,608
4,713,431
1,551,823
2,343,153
3,011,316
income
72,348,993
The
39,323,320
-
213,362,316 238,261,929
45,538.155
44,126,026
25,409,393
23,414,225
67,745,336
36,707,330
721.
p.
has
company
filed
authorization
over,
substation
lh?
of
the
the
application
merge
and,
at
also
asked
facilities,
to
lor
in
Power
electric
by
authority
the
face
to
D.,
of
upon
00
films,
the
nee
senior
are
theaters
and
of
in
will
executives
an
the
Gienham
integral
part of the
would make
Dakota
it
to
company's
necessary
it3
meet
substation
31,
will
of
the
payments
payments
the
on
Dakota
would
electric
to
the
be
operated
system.
in
a
distribute
in
Cooperative
to
enable
note.
The company is now
operating
electric facilities
which it built for the
Cooperative under a
arrangement.
Montana-Dakota
will
acquire
the
Gienham
substation
when
the principal
liability on the notes given in con¬
nection
with
the
original project
is
reduced
to
£2,419,800, or in
about
10
years.—V. 184, p. 728.
other
similar
Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—Earns.—
Period Ei.d. Dec. 31—
1956—Month«~l955
1956--12 Mos.—1955
®
Operating
Operating
Federal
Other
revenues
18,415,981
11,314.804
11,637,065
2,712,206
1,953,525
906,283
expenses
income
16,620,405
994,413
taxes
operating
taxes.
Net
operating income
after
charges
Net
—V.
185,. p.
ing
on
in
share
2,404,798
the
basis
to
bidding
current
2,359,490
periods.
operating
v/ith
125,855,006
Net
from
21,535,672
Net
ry.
12,910,015
the
for
185,
Gross
Net
26,283,175
Net
from
22.626,535
Net
From
Gross
Jan.
ry.
—V.
the
1954
1953
$3,193,847
2,435,705
$3,332,154
$3,055,507
1,009,281
667,692
621,313
581,810
426,956
SEC,
under
the
this
by
it
average
12
corresponding
'
Exemption Order
an
185,
487.
p.
1956
Federal
State
taxes
taxes
Net
(incl.
and
depreciation
cn
expenses
181,544
262,506
ol
The
18,175
Union
and
Jr.,
in
President,
points
and
In
property,
"one
as
Philadelphia
the
i/- ™~8™^oiIU<ci ,out
$6,000,000 in
known
of
the
from
Net
from
ry.
promis. ory
the
notes
to
acquisition.
refineries
financial
tllat
Net
July
15.
1963.
568.815
$3 25
that
the
two
1957,
The
pounds
of
in
refined
the
Net
ry,
linal
a
balance
the
issued
of
—V.
su<mr
rate
of
of
135,
shares
of
additional
stock
share
pointed
at
$30
for
Gross
$932,814
ont
per
each
were
,
in
stockholders
September,
shares
then
566,711
602,192
223,859
4,262,592
special
voted
for
referendum
the
property
is
sale
in
of
for
valuation
2,434,077
1,671,727
last
"at
of
Dunkirk
RR.—Eauipment Trust
$600,000
&
Hutzler
headed
on
Feb. 15
$6,420,-
be
on
a
for
June
19
vote
follows
when
Norfolk
the
the
city
certificates,
aie
subject
Commission.
to
the
&
also
Co.;
and
FOR
Stroud
&
DECEMBER
Co.
Net
ry.
CALENDAR
Jan.
Net
$13,922,523
$12,271,386
4,053,809
$12,664,733
4,160,561
3,636,833
1,682,493
2,766,189
1,239,684
135,
Feb.
14 offered
162,296,845
144,921,630
167,364,177
52,837,070
52,206,001
42,941,452
21,872,585
18,665,246
Connecting
RR.-
1956
1
$340,514
92,104
81,196
47,205
'72,254
82,721
10,282,401
9,869,545
11,127,486
2,308,814
2,245,940
1,650,849
748,128
742,311
483,457
2,566,574
894,295
487.
p.
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
55
1954
$395,977
1)0,310
1953
$1,000,620
207,079
47,377
income
group
award
won
the
Eros.
&
and
ry.
89,025
$320,733
The
entire
locomotive
From
Gross
issue
in
of
the
Hutzler
Co.—V.
&
of
Northern
ba^is
sale
94 803
of
of
one
new
Net
from
from
bid
to
185,
Net
ry.
4,105,908
1,619,976
1,533,471
640,954
632,589
Jan.
Ry.—Earnings1955
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
1953
$475,975
'60,551
$510,901
'44,542
2,570
'177,414
'174,524
'177,875
*104,358
5.640 449
5,677,014
5,903,042
7,063,333
of
'650,806
'418,047
'284,239
585.091
>2,081,767
income
deficit
a
'1,834,335
'1,628,320
'761,942
the
loss
each
were
three
the
$4,246,534
Gross
1955
of
for
months
1956,
were
1956
months
the
for
of
Thereafter,
nihe
for
revenues
they
$255,183
Co.
Diesel electric
98
and
McMaster
Hutch¬
1954
1953
1,695,940
771,285
183,033,330
171,601,842
36.635,966
181,174,912
39,013,966
28,924,577
34,340.976
17,875,223
19,223,760
15,459,343
14,867,078
-2,262.382
2,755.915
Feb.
on
at
($4
par
Corp.,
Santa
Rosa,
Calif.—Files
Exchange Commission—
6
filed
6%
cumulative
share),
per
letter
a
of
notification
convertible
without
in
with
the
SEC
preferred .stock
to
underwriting.
The proceeds
acquiring stock in subsidiary
Northwestern Pacific RR.—
-Earnings—
Net
from
from
Net
ry.
Jan.
1953
$909,199
108,674
*34,962
'80,845
•1,051,184
110,559
6,130
12,819,874
14,272,233
13,318,625
13,040.686
4,329.931
2,627,905
4,322,511
3,326,530
649,374
railway
railway
from
ry.
1954
$875,209
*1,996,163
*17,012
958,921
668,813
1—
from
Net
1955
$706,152
30,416
income
oper.
From
Gross
1956
$786,397
railway
railway
income
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
185,
1,000
$1
shares
of
share,
per
what
Feb.
$1
being
all
Va
Metals
owned
the
is
to
Ohio.
of
Olin
Revere
Ohio
it
will
of
this
be
issued
by
to
Co.,
to
oy
it
acquire
Co.,
at
Captina.
to
excess
operate
the
Generating.—V.
owned
by
of
Uiry
which
Olin
Oiin
to
are
be
Revere
time
for
Olin
Revere
Mathieson
be
capacity
located
also
may
fabrication
of
its
Metals
Chemical
near
two
of
appropriate
plant
for
Ohio
entire
185,
to
Oiin
to
requested,
future
some
and
energy
and
facilities
consideration
be
tu'~si
of
Copper.
The
Olin Revere
Generating presently
supply
if
to
are
securities
Chemical
Ohio.
at
make
plant
wholly-o wned
a
Generating,
at-
to
Revere
Mathieson
units
in
Electric
Operating
agreement
voting
aluminum,
will
Power
Captina
Revere
its
of
&
authorization
Captina
with Pittsburgh Coal
Co..
Copper &
Brass
Inc.
and
generally
fox
the
construction
of
threc-225,000 k\v unit power plant near
the
aluminum,
Copper
addition
all
owned
Revere
to
a
units
Olin
be
use
reduction
fabrication
to
to
of
proposed
Corp.,
Corporation,
Corp.,
by
an
Gas
SEC
stock
shares
Into
be
to
Generating
Revere
American
received
providing
Two
Revere
unit
the
Co.,
of
has
capital
Chemical
initially,
W.
13,
par
entered
Electric
is,
Cresap.
subsidiary
a
its
has
487.
p.
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
company,
announced on
for
for
Clarington.
dehver
of
energy
aluminum.
units
demand
Power
available
charges.
and
Olin
315.
p.
ending
the
year
with
Outboard Marine Corp.—Two New
Appointments—
Robert
£13,483,519.
For
New
showed
following.
12-month
December.
the
it
Haven
a
In
incurred
moved
earnings
a
heavy
steady
1955
monthly profit
adjusted earnings
period.
1956
the
were
year
$14,237,916:
1956
they
in
were
C.
December,
$162,450,211
Floersch
corporation's
countant
for
assumed
Haven
position
$3,628,366.
&
1955
used to
pay off notes issued
companies and for working capital.
mowers,
On
succeeds
the
production
each
lawn
year
Jess
has
mower
Lawn-Boy,
receiving
good"
first
of
by
as
487.
$345,032.
net
secured
also
authorization
S18,909,00C.
be
to
are
be
the
188.169,812
Financial
corporation
offered
to
certificates,
subject to
of
508,990
Securities and
In
Earnings for December. 1956 were S559.121
compared with
December, 1955.
For the first time since
George Alpert
the Presidency of the
railroad on Jan.
20, 1956 the New
In
bid
a
534,082
"i
covering 70.000 shares of
be
is
cost
the
487.
p.
Northwest
The
for
1,099,103
income
oper.
185,
proposes
1954
$446,192
in
of
on
1—
railway
from railway
other
New York, New Haven &
Hartford RR.—Shows Profit
out
13
292,748
from
Mathieson
1—
p.
on
cer¬
Ry.—Earnings—
income...
oper.
From
Gross
Power
4.159,794
income...
185,
98.674%
1956
Olin
762,814
1956
Deficit.—V.
associates
487.
p.
railway.
Ohio
1,904,282
*76,313
railway
railway
oper.
Feb.
on
offering are—Baxter
Pacific
96.419
4,379,624
$416,033
from
ry.
and
railway.—. $13 890,885 $14,549,318
$14,235,210 $14,546,251
57,873
596,525
487.
Jan.
issue
certificates
estimated
the
751,345
1,728,286
i«Uway_.
railway
from
Inc.
of the certificates are
Commerce Commission.
units
806,214
I
4,197,145
income
oper.
Co.
sale
Interstate
Wheeling
from
Net
&
$2,910,000 of 3%% equipment trust
98.73%.
was
1—
December—
from
1953
$914,804
an
This
-Earnings
New York, Ontario &
Western
Gross
1954
•109,627
21,771,899
21,632,108
railway
railway..
p.
1955
aggregate not exceeding
$14,160,000, are priced to
yield from 3.50% to 3.75%,
according to maturity. The
53,503,842
from
185,
Seaway
tificates, maturing semi-annually, Aug. 1, 1957 to Feb.
1,
1972, inclusive'; The certificates, second instalment
of
jointly
—V.
Niagara
system for a
Lawrence
$770,057
income...
oper.
Deficit.—V.
Net
174.578 288
614.
oper.
with
local
171,185
Offered—Halsey, Stuart
3,166,041
1,564,567
railway
railway
from
ry.
St.
$866,657
s.
...
ry.
'
the
the
is
Ogdensburg, N. Y.,
service
over
be
10.689,489
froiri' railway
from railway
Gross
1953
$14,362,836
income.—
p.
continue
The
will
price
1—
Gross
Dillon,
YEARS
1954
in
study
definite
217,803
December—•
1955
established
3,129
against.
a
to
11
that
$961,299
income—
oper.
From
Inc-
AND
1956
voted
but
a
1956
railway
railway
from
With
authoriza¬
Eastman
2,376
before
to
Feb.
on
showed
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
from
Net
as
secured
Co.
trend
voted
December—
Gross
were
bid of 99.178%.
the
certificates
Commerce
income
oper.
Net
year
annually
offered
the
The
the
14
99.02%
22,000
$800,000
plant
and rejected a
proposal to take
municipal
operation
with
power
from
development.—V. 185, p. 614.
Gross
•
least"
the
Mohawk
2,544,360
bid
the
city of
property and
the
sold
be
to
the
on
The
13.629,742
6,715,622
They
Buy^System—;
of Dunkirk, in western New
York, voted
municipal electric system to this corporation.
made
inson
purchased
seven
$1 400 000
were
on
Power Corp.—To
City
its
272,615
1—
Jan.
for
held.
to
York
Net
for
the
that
share
six
Niagara Mohawk
The
sell
$1,014,000
617,521
11,808,222
from
From
»
out
ot
working capital.
required in part to purchase the
current assets of
Godchaux, amounted
$15,000,000 on
June
30, 1956 and were
entirely paid off at the
end of the year.
further
69,707,750
69,228.000
487.
Ohio Power
acquisition,
purchased
4%
of
railway
railway—-
New
per
New
payable
$6,000,000 purchase
price was
Current
borrowings, which were
of
financed
was
$1,155,082
6,037,362
December—
refineries
$5,000,000 to finance
ins alment
78,364,628
of
234,649
Inc.
railway:—
oper,
Net
Godchaux
Co.
sale
is
Jan.
Net
the
amount
at
Reserve
company's
property
was
and inventories
the
payable
with
modern
refinery
banks
are
of
of
5,539,128
185, p.
Issuance
1953
The certificates were
priced
from
Net
company's
most
6,982,373
—V.
3%s.
1954
most
to
It
345.
13,273,597
railway
from
Gross
$1,850,929
the
output
combined."
aspects
the
as
company
four
These
beginning July 15,
other
p.
2,242,956
Interstate
oper.
ry.
out
nation's
cash, and current assets
approximately $8,000,000.
The
for
on
now
of
describing
185,
5,545,687
DecemberGross
Net
the
producing about 2,500.000
approximately one-third of the
day,
York
1955
3.80%, according to maturity.
EARNINGS
176,600
663.618
described
capable
for
pay
13 740,296
&
Securities
1,926,000
$2,550,258
Havemeyer,
is
to
by 100 covered hopper cars, 29 Diesel
road-switching locomotives, and eight Diesel electric
switch¬
ing locomotives, estimated to cost
$8,049,423.
Participating Ir. the offering are: Drtxel &
225,200
company's operations
in
1956
were
the
acquisition
of
the
refining
business
of
Godchaux
Sugars,
Inc.
in
Reserve, La., and an increase in
the
authorized capital stock from
600,000 shares to 1,000,000
shares.
Division,
to
and
issue
from
S3.86
Godchaux
used
thereof.—V.
electric
Net
2
outstanding
Earnings per share
The
be
487.
the
2,471,200
income
82,648,505
Associates
Stuart
Issuance
tion
69,007
income
factors
cash
a
660,140
■'
82,528
....
Shares
significant
will
treasury
3%%
From
earnings
Horace
for
221,237
income
p.
Halsey,
$172,209,997 $145,037,630
160,070.823
135,407,607
6.531,432
5,589,312
)
administrative
expenses!
on
by
any
its
$1,197,209
3y').s.
Total
and
competitive
System, its
stock
applied to the payment of
New England Power for capi¬
Offered—Salomon Bros.
underwriting group which offered
Gross
1955
$172,071,752 $144,856,086
_
91,800,157
1—
from 3.50%
Co.—Earnings Higher-
revenue..,
138.215
costs
Electric
common
Northeastern RR.—Earnings—
_
15, 1972, inclusive.
exemption order
Company Act of 1940 permitting the
acquisition
operating
6,541,342
authoriz¬
5,837,654
income
Other
at
4,060,266
Years Ended Dec. 31—
sales and other
general,
be
Certificates
an
000 of
investment
Net
goods sold
England
New York, Chicago & St.
Louis
Net
of
order
an
bonds
2,904,264
Commission.—V.
Cost
of
to yield
7, has issued
81.832^849
7,946,152
Net
Norfolk & Western
11,278,934
Feb.
89,133,557
period
39,945,546
on
77,804,000
1
Financing Approved—
Its
of
'
'
8,834,588
announced
York
Interest
out¬
35,955,311
National Sugar Refining
Selling,
if
$
operating income
after
charges
Net
were
5,072,785
company,
of not
to
exceed
$500,000
principal amount of 4% convertible
subordinated debentures, due Feb.
1,
1977, of Douglas Aircraft
Co., Inc., at the public
offering price of
such securities.
Under a registration
statement which became effective
Feb.
5, 1957, Douglas
proposed the pub ic
offering of $27,900,000 of
debentures.
Because two of the
directors of National are
affiliated
with two of the
underwriters of the
offering, its acquisition of Douglas
Aircraft debentures is
prohibited by the Investment
Company Act unless
an
exemption order is issued
by the
Other
shares
3,329,816
Investment
New
balance
reimburse
49,674,839
5,038,000
common
months
common
11, has issued
New
to
awarded to the group on Feb.
was
preferred
30.091,368
National Aviation Corp.—Asks SEC
The
the
on
latest
the
810,000,000
shares
$
67,322,788 822,309,740 752,068,405
49,444,496 563,572,026 518,349,051
6,298,950
months
that period
of
$3,364,433 for the
7,875,725
487.
p.
12
for
35.623 508
income
oper.
and
controlled
(non-callable) serial equipment trust cer¬
tificates, maturing semi-annually Sept.
15, 1957 to March
...
185,
1955
1—-
railway
railway
from
Net
sell
expenses
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$
71,798,984
December—
-Earnings—
690.C97
from
Net
sell
Co.—Earnings—
6,659,000
487.
p.
1956
r.v. .oper,
$2,914,550
the
to
or
railway
railway-,
29,262,266
26,307,007
income
oper.
and
from
1,827,697
260,171
railway
railway...
from
ry.
and
142,857
income...
Jan.
185,
494,428
7,518,993
•
Feb.
on
and
rail way
2,035,402
1956
French
$4,999,995.
railway-
opir.
From
—V.
Net
ol
Orleans &
from
2,982,688
•
issue
to
2,701,384
from
issue
December—•
14,746,032
1,499,440
456,849
1956—Month—1955
revenues
Salomon
25,858.492
1,570,504
294,722
taxes.
Net
'
announced
to
expenditures
139,492,108
1,360,368
235,126
487
p.
established.
management
directors.
for
with
average
$40,041,027
9%.—V.
of
additional
expenditures
New
5,871,462
taxes-
period compared v/ith $1.33
for
revenues
proceeds of the financing will
short-term note indebtedness incurred
tal
5,073,732
1,052,422
185,
operating
name
outstanding for the corresponding previous
Net
Gross
721.
December—-
and
an
186,583,863
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.
Gross
was
company
parent,
$
209,358,838
it
consideration
such
trade
currently
surplus
compared
and
respective
compared
an
increase
SEC,
this
27,069
5,665,169
Taylor
the
British,
films
earnings
balance
a
outstanding in the
consolidated
year,
124,574
5.311,857
income:..
income
Other
Association—Earns. Up—
of
summary
shows
common
based
The
Montana-
A.
2016.
p.
New England Power
Co.—Bond
as
Federal
library
television
Canada, Ltd.
Ltd., which
the
affiliate's six
American
184,
consolidated
$43,8 '4,770
last
'5,481
$
International
of
Corp.
under
represented
also
various
as
group.—V.
1956,
a
share issued and
c.n-
'690
railway..
oper.
Opcrating
Operating
operation
N.
of
Pictures
Century
Canada
be
•
completion,
104,843
by
respectively.
three
operation
well
as
on
per average
Total
202,554
1—
railway
Period End. Dec. 31--
prominent
future
Griesdorf,
-
Upon
ry.
The
Associates
Association
Dec.
standing
1953
$463,535
62,352
income
Jan.
from
Tele¬
owned
Canadian
to
period last year.
After allowance for dividends
shares, the balance of $3,499,444 amounts
to #1.46 per
the
struction.
50',«
Canadian
•same
ior
$870.
three
appointment
Canadian
period
assume,
amount
All
Telefilm
$3,566,751
by
Cooperative to the United States
of America
for a
rural
electrification loan mode
through the Rural
Electriiication Administration to the
Cooperative to fin.
NT A
three
present
David
are
New England Gas & Electric
electric
at
oper,
from
'Deficit.—V.
v
Canadian
the
ended
Com¬
facilities
acquiring an
Gienham, S.
Bismarck, N. D.
of
FPC
note
of
Federal
date,
construct
Inc.,
the
a
indebtedness
later
some
Cooperative,
seeking
consolidate
or
is
company
Electric
Montana-Dakota
purchase
evidencing
to
operating
which
Dakotas
an
The
of
ill head the
management of NTA Telefilms (Canada)
and General
Manager.
Mr. Taylor and Mr. Mandell
Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer
as
the
Italian
304.506,950 300,077,947
.
Gross
President
serve
National
793,495
principals
large circuit of
Century Theaters.
through
1—
railway..
railway.—.
Mandell.
Griesdorf
as
will
$18,217,933
5,233,450
2,875,980
_
Ltd.
1953
$19,071,143
Canadian
a
20th
1954
$556,221
74,236
-
5,323,957
railway—
be
by
subjects
income.—
three
This
the
short
H.
The
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—Proposed Purchase—
taking
Associates'
and
and
railway
185,
mission
Telefilm
series
executives.
long-term franchise.
a
will
owned
777,034
oper,
This
film
50'*
85,545,555
from
ty.
National
films,
under
and
theater
774,615
oper.
from
Net
picture
formation
which
72,548.363
From Jan.
Gross
Associates
motion
distribute
affiliate
new
the
430,652
from
from
Net
Telefilm
a
announced
73.250.559
December-
ry.
Ltd.,
13
Among the
film product
to
be
distributed
during
1957
are
the
78 outstanding 20th
Century-Fox features that comprise NTA's
"Galaxy
Group."
1,408,050
466.
ry.
From
1956
1955
$410,775
railway
railway
New York Telephone
Feb.
on
417,106
Missouri Pacific
Net
1957
$46,784,724 $44,173,868
—
RR.—Earnings—
1956
$454,865
from
from
Net
26—
74,450,691
14,864,783
p.
December—
Gross
Associate!*, Inc. — Forms Canadian
First Step in World-Wide Distribution of TV
as
ieature
operates
Net
Jan.
$14.
p.
New York, Susquehanna & Western
Reserve
Telefilm
(Canada!
stations
$6,626,404
1—
oper.
185,
Gross
tnis
property,
including
the
$26,557,031.—V. 184, p. 1583.
at
railway—.
railway
J >n.
Net
of
1953
$6,188,085
1,125,502
from
Net
will
icmd
$5,913,330
185,
Net
corporation
films
Canadian
$6,367,940
Income—
oper.
From
Gross
—V.
i qKtt
railway-.
railway.—__
lor
plant
books
Co.—January Sales Up—
Ended
j with
for
capital additions
purpose in the past ten
614.
p.
Naiionul
from
—V.
$2,045,772
Monday, Febrbtery 18, 1957
.
$155,118,869 for 1955. The net railway operating inwas
S678.256 in December,
1956 as
compared
to S533,204
in
December, 1955. Net railway operating iECome was $2,619,159 this
year.
Films—
2,164,825
1.301,403
December—
Net
185,
Affiliate
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR-—Earnings—
Gross
Weeks
National
5,730.642
2,422,973
436.
p.
of
».
conu-
Net
164,572
151,865
compared
of
$447,167
81,262
83,730
$14,-
close
favorable
any
future.
expenditures
with
the
National Tea
Four
1955
5,344.530
Income
total
on
totaled
the
at
of
improving and modernizing its refineries
expenditure
$17,896,177,
carried
the
which
advantage
Net
1—
oper.
bringing
to
Division,
capital,
$13,006,907
to
take
Sales
66,258
railway
railway
from
Net
1956,
tne
to
in
of
program
witn
working
compared
position
a
expansion
company's
years
development
173, p. 2oll.
108,973
income
from
Net
retail
dew
end
in
for
...
$390,940
railway
Jan.
a
RR.—Earnings—
1956
oper.
From
for
Broadway, White Plains.—V.
December—
Gross
steelwork
in
company's
year
it
continued
was
575
Y., and have just, completed
—V.
The
from
The
the
the
at
placing
opportunities
buildings on the 32.500-square-foot site, pur¬
the Joseph P.
Kennedy interests, has been completed.
Lexington Avenue building is the third
project under active
development by the Minskoifs.
They are currently completing a fourstory air-con.litioned office
building at 55 Chur h Street, White Plains,
chased
increased
415,781
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
since
DiMaio
of
in
volume
of
sales
Manager
of Lawn-Boy,
the
formerly Chief Ac¬
largest producers of rotary
the top division post.
the
appointment,
outlook
Mr.
the
at
Mr.
Floersch,
nation's
Floersch
lawn
termed
mower
Lawn-Boy
have
has
been
matters.—V.
185,
appointed
Mr.
climbed
Factory Manager
DiMaio will
maintenance,
p.
722.
as
industry,
1946.
this! newly created post
ning, plant layout and
sonnel
appointed
division.
Let Strong
the
business
and
been
-one
of
"extremely
notine
Lawn-Boy.
supervise all production,
tool
design
and
that
consistently
production
In
plan¬
per¬
Number 5613
Volume 185
largest
Inc.,
Stores,
of
Part
of
area.—V.
23,700
184,
square
Amortization
Provision
2120.
p.
%
services
utilities
.
46,618,327
$44,314,141
495.516
Inc.
Income
Postponed
Other
hearings previously scheduled to
commence Feb.
12 have been postponed until April 15 in Washington,
D.
C.,
on
applications involving
the sale of natural gas by this
corporation to
Mountain Fuel Supply Co. and the construction of
pipeline
facilities
by
the iwo companies.
The postponement was
requested by Pacific Northwest.—V. 185, p. 722.
Federal
The
from
utility-services
income
Gross
Dividends
to
offered
be
at
underwriting.
without
of notification with the SEC
sinking fund 5r<- bonds due Jan. 1,
par (in denominations of $500 and $1,000 eftch),
The proceeds are to be used to build a club.
remaining for common stock-
retained
Amount
6 filed a letter
Shares
of
in this deal.
The plaintiffs in the suit are Alfons Landa, Chairman of the PennTexas Corp.
Stockholders Protective Committee, and three individual
stockholders, Samuel Tabenken of Bangor, Me., and James T. Welch
and Rachael Welch of Washington. D. C.
,
.
According
to the complaint, Mr. Silberstein entered
into a deal
to
sell
the Liberty
plant and the 32 acres on which it stands at
Fartningdale, Long Island, N. Y., to Louis J. Glickman, New York
real estate operator.
The sale price- agreed to was $4,000,000, with
the
provision that it would be leased back by the company for a
25-year period at an annual net rental of $520,000.
through their actions
-
closing date was extended for
permitted to "syndicate" the
price which would assure him $1,000,000
paid the bulk of the purchase price and
Shortly after the deal was made, the
months
and
Mr.
Glickman was
a
title.
took
plantiffs charged, in order
the
to obtain $1,100,000
Silberstein paid out a $100,000 premium to
"non-banking corporation," for a short-termfirst mortgage on the same property.
The interest on this mortgage,
the plaintiffs pointed out,
is at the rate of more than 2T;'e a year.
The mortgage itself is due on May 1, the very day when Mr. Glickman
is
scheduled to pay the bulk of the $4,000,000 purchase price and
Mr,
immediately,
cash
Inc.,
Co.,
Mastan
a
complaint charges, that about Jan. 4, 1957, Mr.
Silberstein and the other defendants entered into an
agreement for
the sale of the Liberty property with th Glickman Corporation.
The
terms
of
the
agreement provided for the payment of $250,000 on
Jan. 25 and the lemainder of the purchase price on May 1.
the
Specifically,
agreement further provided that simultaneously with the closing
title, Liberty" would lease back the property for 25 years at
annual net rental of S520.000.
Liberty is to pay in addition all
The
the
of
an
replacements, alterations and insurance.
three 21-year renewal options at a net
assessments, repairs,
Provision
is also made
for
taxes,
rental
$300,000
of
for
called
$300,000
a
superseded an earlier
down payment; $200,000 to be paid
1, and the balance of $2,500,000 on
complaint,
the
$1,000,000 on Feb.
title was to close.
10;
Jan.
on
March
rents under the lease.
all
of
payment"
according, to
agreement,
which
one
year.
"guarantees
Penn-Texas
This
a
when
1
1958
allege,
Dalecraft
property
the public
taken with the full knowledge
other defendants.—V. 185,
sales
Income before inc.
6:
■
_
-
—
185, p. 616.
of
increased
corporation
this
to $101,058,097 as
their meeting
at
Jan. 23,
on
1957, that
in
Federal income tax return for 1956, the corporation will
a
regulated investment company so that it will not be subject
Federal income taxes on income paid out as dividends.
its
become
to
determined
directors
The
filing
the
of
any
of
provisions
shares
with
addition
the
total
a
received
the
share
in cash
year."
amounted
gains
the
under
Calculated
each
cents
capital
realized
as contrasted with a net
held on Dec. 31, 1955, and in
dividends for each share held at
value of $21.22
asset
for
31 y2
of
beginning
Net
share.
net
$19.44
of
value
asset
the
under
Internal
to
$16,071,665,
Revenue
Code,
or
$3.21
per
net capital gains
deducting the "capital loss carryover" of
1956, which offset an equivalent amount
of capital gains
for Federal income tax purposes, there remained a
balance of $2,400,000, equivalent to 48 cents per share.—V. 184, p. 1731.
after
and
$17,000,000
were
$14,600,000 existing on Jan. 1,
from
from
Net
ry.
Jan.
Gross
Fed.
state
6c
inc.
Net
ry.
•
68.278,916
12.328,030
3,233.525
10,454,162
*1.535.220
3,839,403
*2,604.505
1,449,758
*839,131
991.107.116
934.972,870
848.805,154
1,034,394.640
174,345.916
railway
income
oper.
Deficit.—V.
183,
166,771.656
136,059.334
169,871,833
68,966.603
48.061,181
74,796,413
67,120,957
.
outstanding
Shares
Earnings
*
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
Howard
rofits
from
Net
ry.
From
A.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
*
Mr.
picture
porate
$600,000
All
divisions
three
taxes
due
radical
turnabout
in
improved and that our prospects
of
each
expected
During 1957, Mr. Newman
its competitive position.
division
future
commercial
this
plant
bears
Mf.
a
that
announced
of
construction
Acme
warehouse
new
a
in
pairs
for
Where
paid.
13
Underwear
be in full
Boot—which recently completed
Clarksville, Tenn.. thereby in¬
Mr.
It was an¬
a dividend
that conditions
feels
Newman
financing
according
is
Offering to Stock¬
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Debenture
11 of
stockholders of record Feb. 7,
1957 of $171,720,200 4%% convertible subordinated de¬
bentures due Feb. 15, 1987 at 100% on the basis of $100
of debentures for each 20 shares of stock held; rights
to expire on Feb. 25. The offering has been underwritten
by a group of investment bankers headed by The First
Boston Corp.
Further details follow:
holders—Mention
the
was
made in our issue of Feb.
offering to common
City
National
First
The
subscription
of
Bank
New
York
has
EFFECT
GIVING
fd.
debs,
subord.
sink.
stock
*Excludes
Employees'
($5
due
par
value.)
reserved
Plan.
Stock Option
of
conversion
for
under
Issuance
Key
Executive
additional 3,434,404 shares will be
debentures at the initial conversion
An
the
price.
below,
the subscription
to
suant
underwriters
have
below
named
First
Boston
&
the
C.
7.56
Corp
.25
.56
Allyn & Co., Inc
1954
1953
$714,121
*612,165
Arthurs.
*439,396
*933,338
Anderson
&
Co
*3,929,712
488.
S.265,781
- *864,121
* 3,457,728
9.313.484
*606.593
* 3,074,554
10,135,179
1,454.282
* 4,683,432
Corp
Co.——
Co.,
&
Sons
.15
Halsey,
Auchincloss,
Parker
&
Shields
Co.—_
.25
Shuman,
.25
Silberberg
.15
Ripley
Hentz
H.
J.
&
Weeks
Barth
6c
Whipple
Robert
W.
&
Baird
Baker. Simonds
&
Co.,
A.
,25
Co—
6: Co
Baker, Watts & Co
Baxter
.06
.35
Strudwick
Bateman,
.06
Lestrange & Co
.35
Co
6c
Ball, Burge 6c Kraus___
Barret. Fitch. North & Co.__
.25
Bacon.
Starkweather
1.95
Stein
Bros.
.25
St?ern
Brothers
„
.56
Stern,
„
1.95
Inc.
Hirsch
J.
A.
Stix
.06
Son—
6c
Stone
Co
E.
W.
Hutton
E.
Illinois
The
1
Spencer Trask
.25
Van
.15
6c
Snyder—_—
Janney, Dulles 8c Battles,
Vietor,
Lane,
Space 6c
Inc.
Edward
6c
Lemon
Jones
D.
6c
Kidder
6c
Kirkpatrick-Petls
V. 185,
See also
p.
ry.
G.
6c
Co
Eichler
Inc,
Net
ry.
—V.
This
6c
.35
Bioren
^
.06
Blair
.25
William
&
&
Inc
Inc
&
Co
common
Wood
&
.06
.06
Co
.06
.15
Wulff, Hansen & Co
Biddle
Yarnall,
&
Co.-
Ry.—Earnings1955
1954
1953
$693,215
$575,810
$578,772
136,787
64,595
118,960
61,325
284,463
120,111
8,624,862
1,298,631
7,306,158
1,461,246
1,306,674
8.984,018
1,353,150
2,306,345
2,139,456
1,451,643
Railways Co.—Registers With SEC—
Railways;
Railways
shares
four
date
record
ment.
E.
Co
&
9,230,151
2,398,808
stockholders
Pittsburgh
Standard
common
Shares,
has
to
to
to
it
is
price
are
to be supplied by
amend¬
involved.
the
holder
purchase
as
offer its own
shares of the
on the basis of
one such share for
Gar common held on the record date.
subscription
Inc.,
agreed
offered
right
of Standard
and
Gas proposes to
purchase 540,651.75
Standard
and
the
common
underwriting
No
common,
25
Harold
.56
Struthers & Co
Electric
purchase
.35
Wood,
on Feb. 13,
filed a registration statement with the
547,678 shares of its no par common stock.
Standard
Co. is the owner of the 547,678 common shares of
covering
&
The
1.00
Witter & Co
Dean
Woodard-Elwood
488.
p.
SEC
each
1.95
.15
Co
company,
.56
Hurry,
.06
Co
Co.
Blair
.06
.06
Co
6c
105,437
income
oper.
185,
Weld
Co
1—
railway—
from
Net
Wheat &
C.
1956
$760,335
167,448
railway
from
Gross
and
722.
income—.
Jan.
.06
Co.
Walter
:
Inc.
.06
.15
.15
Co
Becker 6c
Bingham.
& Co
.25
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson
1.95
.06
2.95
—
.25
.06
White,
.06
.06
.15
—
railway
oper.
FYom
.15
1.00
1
J.
.15
railway
from
Co.
Westheimer
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
from
&
.06
Inc
Co.
1.00
Co
Inc
.06
& Co
Loeb
Kuhn,
6c
Co.,
.15
Inc.
Peabody & Co
Kidder,
&
Wertheim
Co.
Co.—
Co.,
.06
Co.— " .06
6c Co.
.06
Inc.
.06
.06
Joseph, Mellen 6c Miller,
Kalman 6c Co.,
Inc
Kay, Richarcw 6c Co._
M.
&
Durst,
6c
Watling, Lerchen 6c Co.—
Co.,
Hewitt
Kreeger &
Jones,
Noel
Common, Dann
Walston
&
—■
Johnston,
Tyson
6c
6c
Walker
H.
G.
.15
Grubbs
.06
Johnson,
Alstyne,
Wagenseller
Inc.
Kirkland,
.35
.15
Dabney
—
.06
Ingalls
Jenks,
.06
Corp
Co
.56
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day - .56
Underwood, Neuhaus
6c Co.
Inc.
.15
1.00
Corp.
A.
American
Thomas & Co
Inc..!
Co.
Townsend,
.25
Co
&
&
-.15
Swiss
Hum¬
Inc..
Hutton & Co.—
F.
' .35
Mosley
Co
&
.06
6c
&
Inc
Co.
Yeatman,
.06
and
Applegate
phrey,
&
j
Sutro
Labouisse,
Friedrichs
1.95
McDowell
.06
Co.
1.00
Howard, Weil,
Hulme,
Blosser
Stroud
Suplee,
Weeks..-:
Securities
Webster
&
.06
&
.15
Co
&
Sfcrams,
.25
&
Meyer
Corp.
.25
.06
Hornblower
.25
.06
Co
Co.—
&
.25
Co..,—
6c
Frank,
Fay—;
6c
.06
Corp.
Boyce
.25
&
Co
6c
Hogle
Hooker
.35
Co
&
Co
&
&
Fox.06
Stifel, Nicoiaus & Co. Inc.—
.35
Stillman, Maynard & Co
.06
Co.
6c
Hilliard
Co
R. Staats
1.95
Co.,
.25
.25
- .25
1.95
.15
Co.-
6c
&
.06
Co.
6c
Herrman
B.
J.
Moore
&r Co
Richards
Hill
Barney
Co.
Hayden, Stone & Co.___
Hemphill, Noyes 6c Co
Henry
Deane
Smith,
Smith,
William
.56
Co.__
6c
& Scribner
Singer,
.13
.06
Co.—
Inc.__
Cos
&
Miller
6c
.06
.25
Co.__
6c
.56
Agnew
.06
6c
.35
Inc.
Mason,
Co._
6c
1.95
Co
Stuart
Pittsburgh
Baker.
J.
Red-
path
6c
1.95
Sons
.56
Co.___
&
Scranton
W.
.06
6c
Strlngfellow
.15
Sulzberger
Harrlman
6c
Anderson____
&
&
Seasongood & Mayer—
Shearson, Hammill &lCo
„' 1.95
Stieglitz___
.06
Roberts
&
Horner
Chas.
6c
.56
Hutzler___ 1.00
6c
_
Scott,
Scott
&
.06
.25
Co
&
Hutton
Schwabacher
.25
Maraehe
6c
Inc.
.15
Co._(
Co.—
Co
6c
Company
.25
,_
{.06
Parke
Inc
&
Hallowell,
Mosle
&
Co.,
Garrett
Roney
Rothschild
F.
.06
Renshaw
Pomeroy,
.'
Inc
Marshall.
C.
Lukens
and
6c
Schoellkopf,
.25
Fleming-W.B.
Gas
offers:
Company
Allen
Michigan
severally
company, in the respective percentages
such of the debentures as are not subscribed for pur¬
from
purchase
to
forth
set
.25
Co.
6c
Co.-
Pittsburgh
agreed
.25
Inc.
*__
Southwest
Net
$171,720,200
26,600,000
40.000.000 shs. *34,340,721 shs.
due 1987—$171,720,200
1964
26,600,000
shares
24,992
for
reserved
debs,
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Poole,
Net
Outstanding
Authorized
conv.
.35
The
Schmidt,
Gross
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
.56
.06
Co
&
.06
&
.35
Riter
Corp.___
.
Co., Inc.
Cleveland
&
.15
Co
.56
December—
agent.
CAPITALIZATION
Common
appointed
been
&
Irving J. Rice 6c Co. Inc
Keir
its
tax loss carry forward, Philadelphia and
operating on a regular tax basis,—V. 184, p. 2057.
now
Reynolds
Inc.
Co.,
Gardner
&
Bros.
Hallgarten
.06
& Co., Inc
Rauscher, Pierce &
Salomon
Newman.
consumed
Having
Reading
Mr.
to
.25
Russ
Ellis
.15
.56
Co
,06
&
6c
.35
Co.____
&
Inc.
Quail
Indianapolis Bond and Share
dividend
&
.06
Hayden,
policy of conserving cash was decided upon in connection with
of a two-way expansion Into related and non-related
The
the
fields,
Putnam
L.
Halle
time.
cash
no
Pressprich
Rotan,
Gregory
prevail to pay a stock dividend.
not
do
board of
W.
.06
Green,
in addition to some
and Reading's dividend policy,
directors has voted not to pay
Philadelphia
the
indefinite
an
.06
Hopwood--
&
.15
Reid
Christen-
&
Jaffray
,06
Co._,
Granbery,
Acme
that
nounced
Writer
Inc.
sen.
Piper,
Reinholdt
Co.
Co._,
Goodbody
day.
per
&
Foi'gan & Co
Goldman, Sachs 6c Co>
available
year.
Peters,
Wm.
&
&
1.00
.06
&
.25
Co
Jackson
Curtis
.25
Corp.___
&
&
Nolan,
.35
.35
Northwest
Webber,
Rodman
of
.06
-.06
Co
Robinson
First
.15
Co.
Co
6c
Paine,
Se¬
Glore,
manufacturing space—will build a new plant in
scheduled to go into partial production by the end
Boot wili use the plant in connection with the
production of an entirely new line of leather boots/ Initial production
will be 1,000 pairs of boots per day. Plant capacity is around 3,000
the-
Nowland
.06
Robert
thenjgu'eseiu Tate of production" Mr. Newman said, "we »have
to supply our customers for at least 15 years."
reported that Pailadelphia and Reading's acquisitions.
Underwear and Acmo Boot, contributed significantly to earn¬
Newman
J.
Pacific
'
.56
Evans
Fulton
.
participating in the expansion program. Union
yarn
mill in Jacksonville, Ala., scheduled to
The Ohio
6c
R.
Co.:
Steele
.06
Co._
Son
Paul
.06
Hibbs
production in March.
Mr.
Eubank
Folger,
Newman
while
6c
Clark
1.00
&
.15
Stokes
First
million
enough
Wells
Newbold's
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
Co.—
.25
2.95
Co
&
Newburger & Co
Newhard, Cook 6c Co
2.95
Securities
J.
.35
2.95
Co.__
First
and
largest holdings of the antracite industry,
tons of, coarse refuse banks.
Mullaney,
H.
.25
Inc.
Stone
&
The
Reading possesses some 40 million tons of this
anthracite,, already mined, in the form of silt, representing by
the
Co
Roland
Moseiey
S.
Co.,
&
Co.__
& Company.Field, Richards & Co.____
out
»
&
F.
>15
Co
Foster
ores."
Philadelphia
Morgan Stanley
.55
Ferris
plant.
semi-commercial
a
Lynch
Turben
Milwaukee
1.00
6c
&
Fauset,
in
expectations," Mr. Newman
stated, "it will mean a great deal for the corporation. We will then
have substantial commercial opportunities In
the steel and chemical
Industries. We can support 100,000,000 cubic feet of hydrogen a day
for 35
years,
only using our present reserves of silt banks.
"As to the practicability cf the project—we may know the answer
before
the end of the year.
But wo do not depend on this alone.
Another tie with the steel industry grows from the increasing use of
line
anthracite
for
the
sintering,
pelletlzing and
aglonxerating of
180
6c
Morris,
Fahey,
further Improve
to
&
.06
Inc
Union
Farweli; Chapman
its
in
confidence
of
struction
far
Pont
Charles
anthracite, the company had
embarked on a $500,000 research project—biggest venture ever under¬
taken- in anthracite—in connection with the low-cost production of
hydrogen and synthesis gas from unbeneficlated silt. Hydrogen Is the
basis
for
many
important chemicals. Abundant cheap hydrogen will
be a prerequisite for the direct reduction of iron ore.
A pilot plant,
operated
for Phlladelphhi
and Reading by Hydrocarbon Research In
Trenton, N. J., has proved sufficiently successful to warrant the con¬
fine
du
Clement A.
profitable every
been
Leonard
15
Equitable
Anthracite, Union
month of 195G.
corporation—Reading
the
.25
Moore,
.15
Inc
Elworthy
arc
.06
Model,
;
Dominick
Dillon,
curities
Elkins,
Mitchiim, Jones & Templeton
Co.—Ji_—~_—Z ^00
I.
1.95
Merrill,
Co
&
.
Beane
.06
Co._
Co
Co.,
<fc Co.
&
Francis
.06
Fen-
The
.06
&
6c
6c
Eastman
.15
Pierce,
.06
Merle-Smith—____
Drexel
the
.56
:
,15
.15
& Co
Dickson
Doolittle
to
Co
Co
Lynch,
<fc
ner
W.
Inc..
Co.,
Securities
Dillon, Read
into an important and substantial company
earning power,"
"There is no question that our over-all cor¬
Boot—had
Acme
and
$661,036
*30.729
*232,728
*1,140,507
income—
185. pr.
income
&
Co
Miller &
Merrill
.06
Dcmpsey-Tegeler
Dominick
&
.15
Co
&
Estabrook
Underwear
"If
&
Skaggs
6c
Masten
.15
Co.
Dain
S.
Mead,
E.
.15
;
Co
Weedon
Union
R
Marks
M.
>.15
Co
.06
DeHaven & Townsend,
Crouter 6c Bodine,
1,728,072
55,365
&
.25
&
Davis,
*1,331,641
.06
.06
Coe__
.35
Co.
1_.
M.
Co.
,15
Corp
Inc
Curtiss, House & Co.
J.
6c
,15
Inc.
*$3,115,078
1,225,516
1,363,516
$6.97
*$2.28
Federal
for
.06
A.
1.00
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.
Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
the read towards developing Philadelphia,
been, greatly
has
&
.06
& Co.—
.06
& Co
Crowell,
.06
Co
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
.25
&
Collins
Courts
6c
.15
Clarke
Burr,
Cooley
bright."
1955
9 600.224
railway
Deficit.—V.
*$1.56
only
added:
Newman
Bache
railway
oper.
$2.30
increasing
steadily
*272,267
■
income
Patton
Laurence
&
Co
Norton
Julien
Reading Corporation
and
$676,434
*184.780
1—
Jan.
1,363,516
Newman,
1956
railway
oper.
1,225,516
important step on
"an
W.
&
Collin,
$8,545,219
1,986,390
prior years' losses.
President, termed
of
forward
carry
A.
Net
9,263,353
West
.35
Inc
Co.,
.06
&
Coffin
1956—12 Mos—1955
36,584
J
i Includes
$6.98.579
*99.592
railway
Clark
W.
Richard
488.
p.
December—
from
E.
Earnings
—
*$2,129,004
._
share.
per
Loss,
The
Gross
$2.39
$1.80
668,345
UNDERWRITERS—The
railway..
McMaster- Hutchinson
Phillips Co
Winslow, Inc.
Dick
S
78,331.432
income..
McKelvy
(Inc.)
.25
6c
Whiteside,
187,419
*905,553
taxes.
income
Net
1—
from
from
Net
S
81,400.009
railway._
oper
From
1933
1954
s
73,874.907
railway
Net
1955
$
Gross
(& Subs.)
►106,030
187,419
:
2*4
1956
December—
.35
.06
Co.
Chaplin & Co
City Securities Corp
Clark, Dodge 6c Co.
<
4'-+^
Earnings—
Pennsylvania RR.
&
McGlone
Bennett
the
Internal Revenue Code
for a regulated investment company, net investment income amounted
to.$2,850,000, or 57 cents per share, out of which a dividend of 30 cents
per share was paid on Dec. 17, 1956," it was pointed out.
In addition,
a 57e
stock dividend was paid to shareholders on July 30, 1956. "Thus,"
the report
added, "a shareholder who retained his stock throughout
the year as well as his stock dividend, owned at Dec. 31,
1956, 1.05
calculated
"As
McJunkin,
.15
Co
Co
6c
$7,535,479
12,196,310
$2 835,601
__1
Referring to
5.000,000 shares outstanding
at the end of 1956 was $20.21 and compared with a
net asset value
of $19.44 per share on 4,881,900 shares outstanding on Dec. 31, 1955,
the report stated.
For the year 1956. net income of the corporation
amounted to $2,653,252, or 53 cents per share.
each
of
value
asset
net
Carl
MacDonald
Dallas
non-recurring
items
of
holders.
The
Byllesby
Inc.
&
&
Manley,
Springfield, Tenn.,
of
Dec. 31, 1956, from the $94,903,159 reported at the close^of the pre¬
vious year, it was disclosed on Feb. 11 in the annual report to stock¬
assets
net
Total
.06
.06
Denton,
McDonald
Mackall
$17,975,630 $80,734,679 $48,205,130
items.3,316,527
special
Special
creasing
Asset Value Higher—
Pennroad Corp.—Net
-
1957
1956
$76,581,134 $74,633,494
31—
1
Sales
—V.
*
acquired
(X C.) Penney Co.—January Sales Up—
Ended Jan.
&
6c
McCormick
.06
taxes
ings
Period
Bros.
M.
.15
.15
Sherrerd
&
.25
Co
.56
electric
its
$21,320,132
inc..
Union
722.
p.
Irving Lundborg 6c Co
6c
Loeb, Rhoades & Co. 1.00
Securities Corp
Republic Co. (Inc.)..
financing
the construction cost
of
utility plant.—V. 183, p. 1971.
in
to
1956—3 Mos.—1955
other
plaintiffs
a
Conowingo
betterments
and
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
the
and
.06
Ryons
Carolina
S2.5S
$1.30
._
...
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.
u"At
Silberstein
Mr,
of
consent
at a
the complaint charges, was
This action,
and
the
than $1,000,000.
of more
profit
on
Co.,
Realty
to
date,
limited partnership called
of syndicating the Liberty'
price which would assure him a personal
Jan. 9
for
the purpose
Glickman
Mr.
closing
the
formed
of
1.95
Lisle 6c Marshall...
Slocumb & Co. Inc.
Co
&
Central
Co..
Power
assist
to
additions
iron
postponement
obtaining
After
share...
common share..
per
Reflecting
title.
take
Brothers
Lehman
Co
29,199,878
12,196,310
31:
1.95
1.00
.25
Carl M.
Caldwell
of
Elkton,
Md., a subsidiary, has
filed
an
application seeking Federal Power Commission authority to issue
an
aggregate maximum of $1,100,000 in non-Interest bearing promis¬
sory
notes to Philadelphia
Electric Co.
The notes, in
varying amounts and payable on demand, would be
issued as cash Is needed during the period March 1957
through May
with
meantime,
the
In
in
The
Co
21,664,399'
$9 592,622
—_
outstanding Dec.
common
per
Dividends
Silberstein, President of this corporation, and certain
of his company officers, were accused on Feb.
14 in a stockholders'
suit of having "willfully, wantonly, recklessly and negligently wasted"
more
than $1,100,000 of the company funds through a complex sale,
leaseback and mortgaging deal involving the new property of Liberty
Aircraft Products,
a subsidiary of Penn-Texas.
The action, filed Feb. 14 in the U. S. District Court for the Southern
District of New York, asked that Mr. Silberstein and his co-defendants
be forced to make full restitution for the monies lost to the corporation
property to the public at
profit before he actually
1
the business
in
stock
common
Earnings
D.
two
6c
Lester,
Burke
4,019,157
3,927,119
3l,5^5,980
21,953,358
Freres
Higginson Corp..
C. Legg & Co
John
.56
&
H.
_
Co._.l
Chace,
Amount
Corp.—Stockholders' Suit Filed—
Penn-Texas
:
Dividends on common stock
Conowingo
Leopold
stock
common
&
.15
Butcher
preferred stock and $1 dividend
on
.56
.25
1.00
Corp
.06
&
Broomer
Brown
Brush,
$33,219,035
$35,473,099
remaining for stockholders
Amount
covering $300,000 of first mortgage
1969
:
Lee
Meeds
6c
Langley
Lazard
Co.,
Co. 1.00
&
Thalmann
Company,
Bissell
Sons
Bradford
Burns
Club, Inc., Scottsdale, Ariz.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation on Feb.
The
$41,543,058
8,324,023
$45,059,834
9,586,735
:
deductions
Income
Country
Valley
C.
8c
6c
C.
W.
.15
Stockton
Alex.
Laird,
.15
Co
Sullivan
...
Brown,
preference
—Files
—__
Commission
Power
Paradise
_—
net
income,
Laird
1.95
Inc
&
Bosworth,
$41,047,542
745,693
Boettcher
J.
Pipeline Corp.—Hearings
Pacific Northwest
Ladenburg,
.06
.25
Simmons
Ellis &
Blyth & Co.,
42,720,646
Bleichroeder,
S.
_
Blunt
109,027,936
103,248,641
24,015,042
22,157,748
734,836
734,836
taxes
and
Inc.
$224,710,312 $209,909,413
:
plant acquisition adjustments
of
fcr
Arnhold
1955
1953
31—
Operating., expenses
Provision ufor
depreciation
the supermarket has
15,700 square feet of
about $750,000,
feet, including
totaling
project
a
area
gross
sales
Dec.
from
Revenues
'
Seattle, Wash.
a
Year Ended
Feb. 11 opened one of the
in the Burien section of
on
supermarkets
modern
most
and
subsidiary,
a
Philadelphia Electric Co. (& Subs.)—Earns. Show Gain
Co.—New Supermarket—
Pacific Gamble Robinson
Trade well
9
(825)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
.
a
of
all
45.59
of the Standard Gas
shares
of Pittsburgh Railways
Standard Gas, and to
stockholder
of
price all shares of Pittsburgh Railways
common
which are not purchased by others pursuant to said offer.
In
addition to
the shares covered by . the purchase offer, Standard
Gas will sell to St.vndu.rd Shares, Inc., its remaining 7,026.25 shares
at
the
subscription
10
(826)
of
The Commercial and Financial
Pittsburgh Railways
1956.
there-
were
common.—V.
at
common
the
purchase price;"As
outstanding .1,076,097
185,
shares
of
of
Dec.
Pittsburgh
31,
architect find civil
of
Railways*
723.
p.
the
fronton
engineers,
will
the
cost
estimates
company
approximately
that construction
$1,230,000,
including
conditioning.
underwriting group headed jointly by Kidder, Peabody
& Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; White,
"Weld & Co. and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler offered
pub¬
licly on Feb. 14, $30,000,000 4%% debentures, due Feb.
15, 1982, at 102.62% and accrued interest, to yield ap¬
proximately 4.45% to maturity. Dealers' subscription
books have been closed.
The group was awarded the
issue
on
Three
competing
Brothers;
The
100.919
Feb.
to
15,
1SS1;
lor those
Union
Corn,
and
named
First
4% 'v?
Securities
(jointly)
The
bid
Boston
15,
1958, to 100%
for
for the sinking fund
and
redeemed
100.09%
and
after
Aug.
debentures
for
PROCEEDS—Net
&
Co.,
Corp. Lid
Str.arc
100.899.
/
those
prices
at
on
redeemed
but
prior to
from
Aug.
.
Rico
15,
1963,
to.
will
forthcoming sale of 300.C00 shares of serial preferred stock (par $50 t
be used to redeem 225,000
outstanding shares of 3.6C% preferred
(par 850) and the balance, together with other general funds,
will be used to reoay an
outstanding* total of $15,000,000 of 338%i bank'
due
notes
April
1, 1957, to reimburse the
expenditures previously made,
construction:
company's
gross
will
Gross
construction
and
to
property and plant for
consisting of 812,753,400 for
832,274,000,
for
The
the
to
the
construct
the
1956
the
1956 amounted;
generating facilities and.
betting
will
in
to
the
a
be
of
areas
consists
company
Virginia
.'
The
and' other
the
played
is
each
on
17th
increase
an
tially
of
the
reflected
the
of
operating
was
10.1%
or
income
Net
10.4%
or
increased
costs
the
agreed
of
is
the
the
jai
purchase
offered
Crerie
1956
amounted
which
rates
(widen
1955
over
to
the
amounted
1956
year
to
period
into
went
only
effect
$50,148,100—an
was
89,521,300,
1956
of
earnings
for
share
per
1955.
shares
These
of
and
alai
all
in
GIVING
the
stock
stated
are
the
at
EFFECT
mortgage bonds—
31/4%
scries due Dec.
I,
ends
TO
Gross
May,
of
1,
1975
series
Zx/\c/c
dile
series
of
the
2y8%
ry.
Aug.
due
*
1989——
1,
due
May
1,
series
the
3%%
due
May
1.
1955
1,
1987.-
1?84__
the
*
10.000,000
1.
19n0——
10,900.000'
1,
19Si~_—_
15,
1982—.—.
series
due
June
due
Feb.
pfd.
stock
stock
income.
(tier
&
Baker,
:>l-f
*
»;(('
3.565,000
.•
Putnam
Irving
Securities
Co.
Inc
Gross
&
750.000
Co.
185,
&
from
Net
rv.
—V.
133,
See
fil«*d
11
220,000
Net
1
220.000
of
which
is
issue
of
12-year 0%
300,000 shares of
stock
(par. SI)
of $500 of bonds and 100
shares of stock at
(plus accrued interest on the bonds from
through Crerie & Co.
and
Further details follow:
ry.
&
*_t._ Temporary
registered
unit
of
units.
Such
$1,000 denominations
qase
be,
may
one
and
year
certificates
and
stock
will
after
thereafter
be
the
'
bonds
to
are
be
will
wi'I
only
for
which .will
at
amount
of
under
exchangeable
r*»de»mable
be
1,
1956);'
be
100
200
in
$500
shares
units.until
as
the
-Net
$50,000
for
coupon
transferable
additional
amount
in
net
stock
proximately
company
$50,000
the
the
Development
j
68%
(after
will
cash
at
105^
of
construction
of
estimated
of
the
face
to
and
does
the
the proceeds
not
sale
of
oil
an
additional
delivered
Commonwealth
alai
to the
will
be
to
of
fronton,
to
the
for
of
the
construction,
that purpose.
/
'
* ; ;** i
23.848.467?;
-
135, .p.
Ice
dent;
..
/
IS*5
'8394,031
,
'. -;55
"
*
304, "
Rico
to
under
company
proceeds
from
the
sale
but the
company intends
Based
on
estimates made
the
of
fir
wood
'
wood
chips
supply
part
pulp
of
for
pulp
the
of
totaL
mill.
Paul-Tacoma
old
growth
consist
timber
timberlands
lumber
was
of
and-the
located
are
on
products
manufactured
and
recently acquired by St.
produce
mostly
'
*
-
-
-
-
railway
1954 "
Regis.
logs,
pine
south¬
1956
1
*
*
.
'
^
V"
ln63
'32. 294*
Year Ended Dec. 31—sales
/Net
&
service,
'//
operating
income
other
Net
income
income
Provision
*131 340
.
of
in
of
for 1957
K
Ner.
—V.
183.
2.618.160"
Clarkr
••
-
*
( par
$10 )
**
stated
that
to
beyond
exchange
the
Under
line
there
Hotels
integrated
Feb,
the
of
of
the
Corp.
183,
of
Dec.
each
31.
series
preferred
EARNINGS
-
1,
FOR
December—
Grosv from
Net
from
ry.
'•From
railway—1—
Gross
'Jan.
from
the
Net' from
use
Net
—Y.
rv".
135,
income—
1—
-
railway,'
p.
income
4$fc).
:;
12,
-
,
for
Board
PRESENT
r
1956,
10,000
1957."
February
of/the
-
Over
Treasuier^...
and
,,
.
Presi*
-
FINANCING
"
Out'tahding-
15,000 Shs.
:
special
*
March
15,000-shs/
above,—V.
185
723.
p.
*
'
•
the
in ya
furth(ft
extension
common
extended
stock
once
395.372
Sl;lO().401 *
-
—
ing
Feb.
»; " si.$9
Jan.
vrom
to
R.
fiberrias.
an
*"
\<
'
original
of' series
'
..
-
I-*—
rC-
-
deadi
A1
•
'
.
*
of
the
import
cor-r
y
%
-
railwa*'—_^—-
489. ""
p.
»
The
.
*• 41
'.-.-*
3.898.350
.2.480,630
2.167,595
*
.*
}
*
-
149.472.568
156,643.985
42.89.9.893
-10.343.900
43.807.913
22,933,037
.
i qso
m
154.164 995
701.L19
r
'
,
»
S13.409.152.
" 3.536.171
24,363,079- 22,905,009. 23,829,300
' *
:
rr" .
j.
•
;
r*
■*,.,
,
a-subsidiary, accord¬
W.
McKirdyr
President-
of ,Mutual.*^ '
available for
financing
of
Feb.
on
elaCt*fc^»t
braided
or
equinment
any ;k£nd. of
wound
-!
»
to
wire
copper
\
which
it
cord
is
made
be
would
fitting—rclips*. jacks,
or
he
or;, spade
'•
eottme-nrls** 4.^79 ysa-sh^re
-
6
uublii
became
Morgan" Stanley
made, another.
"sizable"
afstribution—the
effective.,
-
%
•
third
offering
block
such *
.of
tt>
the
"lay-off"' £ince
..."
«.'*.-*•
msnaging
underwriter.announced
the
uufcriic" through* underwriters; and dealers at
$49.62''2
again
But
went
the
number
undisclosed;
"
-
-
o' 90 cents per share was
of' shares "involved"
in* the
allowed* to
distribution
*
,
The
present
$200i00b.00(j fipancing;
right
to
subscribe ".to
of-
one
new*
.
shares
12^.965,132
-
-
its
huge
.4:-Co..-
ratio
22.636.797 1 32J779;84«
11,165.417
15.215,753
**.'.••*'
•
pafented-proce^s prodiict. utiHzinfg
conductor."Cowing around ihe-stretching
si'ioone rubber, or nylon.
Elesticable is to
ravph,
underwTitbrs;
dealers.*
1,653.588
;
4.465.978
2,270.227
•
-
'
*
iQsj
S13.53l.410
offering to the
■per share.'fA^ke'lirtg concession*
3.456,650
.
.
the
"1
3* *.
2.5947113
113.P38.722
r
-
Unit—y
.
1
——
sizes
i^sue
5^**
; / -*
YEARS
.f-*'7 J i*
,125,717.700 122,430 967
26^98.536
28 404^81
14,201.043
14.214,974
of
of Schenley Import
Corp.,
Edward J. O'Leary, Chair¬
by
$14,428,371
railway.—i1162.159 917
stockholders
r
1.357,166
•
was
.
Spcony.^Iobil OH Co^ Lnc.—Secondary. Offering—
of "common- stock
AND .CALENDAR
1-132,535 ' "1,731.160
12
terminals.—'V;= 184. pV 2786.
'holders;
1956
195$
"
1954 - - i' 1953
*
$9,338.75,6 $10,252,300 $10,331,527 $11,379,151
'
J
RR.—Earnings—
is to be kno^n as Elasticable, a
a
rubber-core b3se, mround whieh is
another kind
of
*,: 390T67
$100
7 2.-556,080
Refrac¬
company
Sightniaster Corp.—-New Stretchable Electric Cord'—
of \the .dompany's
for preferred share?
share- .held.--*"J
' 2 203.981
h«*w
purchase, price
A new <elP(ri~ic eord that
stretches* .designed for
telephones* swtichboards." appliances, and ihdsutrial ^nd
military applications', has-^beea
developed bv Mutual Electronic"Industries -Corp.,
473.837
v
.
one-quarter "share
DECEMBER
the
-
Presidmt
at
on
$14,503 6=5
ry. pper.-irGome.i-
626,514
,
"preferfed
.
from
receive
•
Keystone
of
.
<
.^3,780,377
oper;, iticome-1,876,02*7-
from
$9,183,317
$3.30 -?
to
'.
*
<
the
of
division.. The
1
from-imilwav-s
From
—V.. 135,
$737,172
"v.l<^ter~;
purchase
.
va.363.229
.
railway———
oper.
' ' J955
\
R>\—Offer.-Expires Feb. 25—-
and
end
-
,
N' t
•
railway——
oper.
<
$1.307.000
-
stockholders
2006.
A-56- preferred
in.
Street
also, other
on
t\yj-v \ 'Authorized
It
and
was
booked
Chairman
EFFECT VTO
Theodore/Commi
r,v.
*
Grots
deadline.;
which
rink,
Jield
was
Board.
Net
In
no
been
Sayre's clay
p. .2011.
"
.railv.Jfy__^_
from
.
debentnres
25
offer,
debentures, due Jan.
for
be
1955
'"
■
with
Net
1
-
frt
will
skating
—
■
nlip*'•—
1,100.157
;i__—•* "J»O79.0CO
-
President,
5.
Gwinnett
occasions.
Seere-arv
-i«*iiu;t)j ,(/>.(
Seaboard"Air Line
2.060,729
190,817
-2—2i_L_-L.il—.rS2,386.0t)0
Francisco
Hungerford.*
have
GIVING
*
required "for ;the
adapted.*,It .come? "with'
St. Louis-San
,
2519
Mr., Gommi. has, been Factitive.tVice-Presldent
poratior." since, 19,74.—V.' 184, p. 2783.
.«*.
4.324.244 •*
633.310
1956
'
2763.
p.
•
.
Oct.
on
at
City for cash,. O"erations
be
Gros.v
zz—
-
ice
on
Newman,
Newman.
p'. 34o,
Hilton
"49,922
h
after ,texes_^__—
outstanding * •
income' per. share
:
■;
oreani'ed
the-arena-
snbri^iarv, •''*as-announced
*67.835
taxes--—',478.d0Q 2-
taxes
/
.
of the offering
and working
payments
,
47.820
*'
taxes—-I—-.
7N.Pt* income
•
to
Its
Vogues
Election
a
*.1953
-
S20.4X2.000
taxes—*-l.90S.000
before
before
before
for
*■
*
net proceeds
Schenley Industries, Ine.—Gommi Head
-
68.420
'
4.546
.
revenue
public
a
performances
not"disclosed.—V.
Safety. Industries, Inc.—Reports Rise in .Earnings— .f V
..
was
7,900
,
S164.066
410.976
*330,025
489.
p.
or
-.J
165.
v.*ill
v.
"*
80,013
•
-
•
debt
Stock
of
share) to resi¬
per
Sayre A Fisher Brick Co.3— Expansion—
413 441-
5211.725
2.449.663 "'
2,193 240
.
income
">9541
*159.087
-
railway
rink,
—
5.068 71G
494.3' 3
'
'?'»123.892
*41.300
,
railway
the
use
skating
This company has' announced
tories Co. of Nyw York
*124, 274.
4,551.087
$110,705
1
*-3,705
income._w
($10
par
Ga.
issue
an"
Savoy-Plaza,. Inc.—8C^ of Stoek Transferred—
193
$421 034
52.116
»
$166,204
185.
at
offering
■*,
operate
(
See
245.937 \ *,"126.580,
;
•
Inc.; Savannah,
is
'
ice
equip
Pinckney,.M.
v'*
''
3.199
854,029"
*
422,313
482.
p
Arena,
stock
Net
♦
of
by
to
Common stock
3,174,053
$380,939
-
23.304
4.811.333
967.393
_r_
185,
'Deficit,—V.
Economic
bond
and
>••*«
5.201.892
income.._
oper.
Net
the
St.
are
Georgia only.
CAPITALIZATION
tvi:
.
188.'
'
.
to
the
.,
53,694
■
railway
from
ry'i
of
asset
company upon completion
available
Tacoma
of
These
Which
company
official, opening
Th*
27;49^?7T
8.753'.026-
7.684.13^*
,
2,790,604
above—V.
81.213
1—
railway
oper.
In
common1
Puerto
which
ao-
issue).
of
foregoing will equal
approximately $1,525,000.. The
use
limit
proposed
first
has
bond
operate.
with the
an
the
and
Sports
OFFICER3—Aaron
,
railway
from
Net
pliG
in
sale
jai
5T1,
rIeturned
tne physical facilities to
connection
Corp.
$419,253
•
income... '
from
Net
amount
amount
of
the
the
which
will
expenses
Co.
common
trims
737.014
Co.—Proposed Sale—•
Steel
,*
Shares
1959-
the
wood
important
an
acres
timber.
of
source
fir
appropriate ceremonies and the Ice Vogues of 1956.
ptrsons attended the five opvnin+ nerformanees."
-' "331,327
2,931,983
1954
oper.
ry.
offer
from
$175,000 cash from
others,
of
31/
at
for
produce
with
82.273.769
653.026
..<!-262;3S3
430,143 >
3.854,593
railway
Groi-s* from
bonds
profits.
to
of
mortgage
net
Dec.
:
mill
Tacoma
also
manufacture
and
-
The
1953
.
$2,294,691
,824,116
•
*
agree¬
thereafter.
year
the company
mortgage bonds,
receive
Administrate
the
each
commencing
performance
Hence, the total cash
bonds
25^
first
,ttle.Promoter and
in
guarantee
s;
to
$75,000
year
proceeds
and
$1,300,000
addition
and
each
equal
PROCEEDS—The
common
1959
year
1954
26.274.CT3
Steel
or
separately.
sinking fund oayments in the fixed,
the
payments
It
—V.
.From. Jan.. 1—
each,'-
approxir
underwriting
definitive
time
any
initially 4o-
bonds
or
(plus accrued interest) and are to be
secured by a first inortsage on certain land proposed to be
acquired and leased to the
company
and on the plant
proposed to be erected thereon.
The bonds are to
receive the benefit of certain
contingent
Rice-
-
Noonan, Inc.
delivered
represent
amounts
a
having its principal place of-business,
"East;'Savannah; Ga. •* '
■
■■ <
-
RR.—Earnings
-
S2.348.325
3,363,294
LaughLn
December^—
Gross
Net
transferable
be
stock certificates
common
in
plywood
at
mills
the
Georgia
Sacramento Northern Ry.—Earnings-
-
Total
delivery date
will
Safie
unit
"
certificates
-
purchasers
195-5
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
from
units
per
Oct.
Dixon Bretscher
/
in
a
kiln
hemlock
timberlands
Lumber Co..
'
Potomac
,9.617.815
Electric
from
ry.
was
in
$500
of
as
33,000
growth
The
—
construct
man
of the public
offering of
mortgage bonds due 1968-.
first
a
:
'
output
Regis
which
funds.
each
,
11
common
s'uen.
over
*
4
489.
.r>.
•Deficit.—V*.
$550,000,
Inc.—Offering—Mention
Feb.
$1,500,000
for
208.**
c.
27.130.292
income.—
from, railway.*
Net
Net
our
used
are
PROCEEDS—The corporation will
to
a
812.50'
Alai,
3133
anct
#
railway——
From Jan.
.
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used,
together
funds, to construct an office
building for occunancv by *
Research Corp., the estimated cost
in
181,
&
$2,385,282
December—
other
Jai
stocx.—V.
common
railway..-
Jones
Gross
Net
share,
Rican
share
;
-
Puerto
preferred
.
Rutland
2*20,000
letter of notification vhh
the SFC
19.360 shares of common stock (no
par) to be offered at'
Opinion
first
income.—
oper.
Rotary
Durst
Inc.
thereafter,
installments
operates
drying
lumber.' These
BUSINESS—This ^crooration
railway
From' Jan.
Net
covering
each
382.186
300,009
„
&
and
would
on
the. eastern slope of
the
Cascade
Mountains
In
Washington and in western Montana.—VN185, p. 723.
dents of
share.
1956
oper.
dross from
-Princeton Research Park, Inc., Princeton, N.
J.—Files
With Securities and
Exchange Commission— '
f
Feb.
for
637,228.
275>(J00-
Wageuseller
years
equal
of
be
shares
'
the
St.
Lumber
Neils
shares of
...
pre.erred shares and 582 of the 19.091
stock.
That, offer- expifed Jan.
7.
The
28, and:, would offer the
pa me prices'for-
ry.
440000
So"s
Parke
and
owns
mill
which
hemlock
of
Savannah
Co.,
which
controls
Rice-Stix.- and
Inc.,'which controls Reliance,-own more than 96^ of
Gross-from
on
first
from railway.
550,000
A:
400,000
would
total
would-
a
stock
organized in 1888. It manu¬
kiln
dry
hemlock lumber," fir
company's timberlands^ which
Offered
275,300'
750;003
The corporation
offer,
Net
Townsend.
&
J.
eastern
440.000-
Co.
&
It
hemlock
sells
second
Tacoma
bv
Neils
located
12 approved a proposal to extend
the com¬
preferred shares.*;
...*•••
*
the company has redeemed all* but 351 of
all
Net
723.
p.
Feb.
Manufacturing
from
Net
BodinC—
A:
—
.
16,894,327
preferred
outstanding
550.009
Mcd«l, Roland A: Stone
Hulme, Applegate A:
Humphrey. Ire.
Schmidt, Poole. Roberts
1,150.0(0
Inc,
Co.,
650,060:
Co.-
Walker
Crouter
Burns Bros. & Denton.
the
13,474,531
December—
8550,000
-a'
Co.—
A:
DcHaven
1,650,003
Pressprich &• Cov, *i.659.000
Laugley A; Co
1.050,000
.Weeden Sc Co. Inc
1.25019^ 7
Az
&
was
plywood,
saw
a
chips
to
and
is
entertainments
*
Co..
Lundborg
Joseph
2,700,COG
Merle-Smith
C.
of
15,112,603
Richmond, Fredericksburg
•
Watts &> Co. u__
Milwaukee
Elworthy
3,565,000
W.
The
29.569,049
*
5,910.135 fibs.
Chilris ArX'O.Wi
The
Hutz-
Corp,
and
22,833.467
'
3.565,000
chips.
wood
acres,
The
.
10.000.060 shs.
fir
Co.
This supply constitutes
requirements of St. Regis'
fir
sold
27.250.93-5
16,234,305
—
on
second
preferred
Sti.Vs
225,000 shs.
below:
names
Bros.
Equitable
ment
132.825.609
10.rO0,0C0
400.000 shs.
810)
—
tnately
1,186,041
109.486,020
1.358.222.
32.528,836
redeem
to
stock—$ 140
Bros'.
30,000.000
$50i
(par
Welcl & Co
•-ts-the
1.039,113
!—
outstanding
of
Reliance
June
Salomon
*
1,429,353
119.622.974
offer.' would expire Feb.
the
due
Merrill ,Lynch,.1 Pieree,
Fenner A: Beane ;
and
1,689.338
138,280.376
of
three
three
offer
effective;
common
the
western
slope of
Mt.
Rainier
in
Pierce
and
Lewis
Counties,
Washington, aoproximately 40 miles distant from the St.
Regis kraft
pulp, paper ancl boara mill and multiwall
bag plant at Tacoma-.
"<
There is no competition between the
lumber products of St. Paul
$10,173,512
.
15.000,000
1988
series
made
1,695.920
j—
previous
a
15,930
second
30,000,000
.—
Kidder,-Peabody & Co. S3,565,OCO
with
The
-
39.763,526
2.570.691
proposed
Securities
*'.
and
mill
wood
and
stockholders
shares
10.000,000
:
—
.
per
1953
$11,215,416
The
declared
Prospectus
a
the
-
133.700
1954
in
,
under
filed' with
Regis
than
later
issued
Lumber
and
fir
Paul-Tacoma
Tacoma
balance
..
is
manufacture.
•
1955
Regis.
St.
not
1
St.
its
St.
offer
of
'
made
be
maximum
be
pulp.
'
439.
p.
to
wood
of
by
be
to
years.
Wash.,
hemlock
pulp
„
rev;
1,
opposite-their
'
and
.
2.965.709
stock.
additional
an
distributes
and
Olympia.
1—
oper.
Under
PURCHASERS—The purchasers have agreed to
purchase from the.
company the respective nrincipal axnounts of .1382; debentures set forth
,
'
-
V
statement
shares
Ta:oma
&
production
*•■
812,264,692
railway
185,
The
15.000.030
—
June
cumul.
Cooley
&
723.
p.
railway,
pany's offer
10.000,000 *./,'
5.000,030 «■
due
Common
—V.
Jan.
and
shares
and
lumber
shares
-
,
will
exenange
exchange
450.000
commencing
-
Paul
factures
San
......
Units
issued
St.
$1,400,000
Noonati—*
100,000
.income
oper
ry.
—V.
basis*
series
Stroud
300,000
'•/:--
•
-
respective
series
4%%
,
and
if. the
initially
additional
have ' severally
-■
that
of
Commission
period of three
.
^
-'•:
■
be
offer
registration
a
exceeding
issued
and
in
of
Exchange
not
A'-.;.
located
39,404.111
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
—
railway
from
Net
SI.54.
were
on
$5,COO,OCO
1977
1,
Jan.
series due March
33/a%
W.
bonds
-
railway-—
from
Outstanding
•
series
234%
&
of
/
<■
be
below;
"
'
-
pronosed
part
and
like
-•
a
provide
Rico.*
named
$1,500,000
•„
will
Puerto
or
1956
from
Gross
FINANCING
Authorized
Aug.
due
series
It.
185,
fronton,
or
city
*
.....
.
units:
Bretscher
V.
from
Net
$4,-
1953
year
the
of
PRESENT
1974_——
3V*%
Dick
'•
439.
p.
42 460,701
$1,851,596 $25,498,789 $27-;547.911
843,216
10.S12.7321* 10,6857743
common
;The
as
men
skill
income--
oper.
155,
3,651,656
81,925,163
' 796.335
ops.—*
company on Feb. 13 announced that it will make an offer
to
holders of all of the 15,000
outstanding shares of common stock
Paul A: Tacoma Lumber
Co., Tacoma, Wash.; to
exchange their
shares for shares of St. Regis
wicker,
somewhat
ry.
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$5,303,252 867,959,490 $66,952;022
3,391,153
St.
Rice-Stix, Inc.—To Extend Redemption Offer—
CAPITALIZATION
White,
.ball,
a
strength/endurance,
underwriters
December
par¬
in
increase
lor
common
earnings
outstanding
First
3.60%
with
two
ry.
exps
The
countries. '
or
rev.
Ry.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
$5,316,316
the
of
,
Basque,
curved
335,544
489.
p.
St. Re?is Paper
,
periods.-
3V*%
3%%
one
narrow
1,587,165
319,593
,
Reading Co.—Earnings—
$63,756,300—
From
numbers
3%
either
by
long
a
great
*.
stadium,
Co
&
Dixon,
See also
Net
year
court
played
/'y
capital and principal
to
stock
for
.
88,457,400.
For
the
5,055.7:93
1,382,850
233,453
69.-201
;
'<•
in
4.577,724
1,205.727
($317,337
78,9149
*
,'
.
4,592.470
203,845
$346,735
"
pari-mutuel
Spanish-American
and
with
and
calls
game
ii
Net
,
for
compared with 81.43
■of
game
walled
equipped
'
the
Net
613,400
\ V ^
originated
•
ball
Spanish
arm,
UNDERWRITERS—The
1955).
Total
of
185,
oper.
—V.
property.
In'
it is contemplated.'
use
*23,499
1,418.825
revenue
Net
)
for
revenues
86,001,600
the
oper.
Railway
Century and is-now* "played extensively
three
a
player
to
company's
Juan,
Maryland.
The service area*
approximately 643 square miles with a
of
by
25,14-7
4.716,731
Period End. Dec. 21—
Ry..
leased
on
the game,
permitted
Spanish
in
Spain
sneed
and
population of about 1,460.000.
EARNING?—Operating*
of
concessionaire.
national
attached
dexterity.
to
contiguous
•'
In
Spain
side;
a
The
is principally engaged in the generation of
in the District of Columbia ancl nearby Virginia and in.
the transmission, distribution and sale of electric
energy in the District
the
11.
for the
1953
*-
*27,363
St. Louis Southwestern
Oct.
on
1954.
.
*5,20b
income
oper,
"Deficit.—V.
period.
,
31.303
1—
arise,
may
baseball, which is alternately hurled agairist/the wall,
caught in
the basket by the opponent, and
again nurled against the wall. The
point is lost by the player who fails to catch the ball and to
return it.
through Dec, 31,
year
BUSINESS—Company
and
stadium
public performance
electric energy
of
as
of
totalizers.
leased
game
on
$2,036,500, including 81,652,300 for transmission and dis¬
facilities and $341,600 for customer extensions and services.
tribution
during
contingencies
initial operating
Ry.—Earnings—
1955
77.946
railway
railway,
from
ry.
9
$310,654
:
from
Net
Net
of the fronton
and
costs,
Gross
Jan.
bee
195&
-
$.385,4CR
ircome—_
op«,r.
such,
will
restaurant, cocktail lounge, and other similar facilities which
alai,
basket
819,520,600 for transmission, distribution and other construction. Total,
property and plant at Dec. 31, 1956, amounted to S298.031.000.
in January, the directors autnorized additional construction
proj°cts
amounting
with
with
a
be
,
Jai
meet
seme, of
estimated
that,
is
costs
game
intends
country of
throughout
portion
a
charges,
exceed
ry.
From
a
for the period Oct. 1,
approximately S4G,C00,OOO.
aggregate
additions
to
It
costs.
additions
property
1957
to
anticipated
treasury
the
parl-mutuel
include
from,
will
the
not
aforesaid,
as
'*.<
t
railway.
railway./
from
Net
addition, the,,stadium may be, used for
other activities such as wrestling, basketball;
boxing and tennis, not in¬
volving pari-mutuel betting. It is contemplated that the stadium
.will
a
of
will
program
available
principally
of
machines
-
and
other
operating
arid
that
stock
loan
such
connection
1C2.27%
debentures
8300,000,
j
t
Irani
Net
.
Feb.,
1981.;
Aug. 15,
the
of
after
or
ranging
after
or
the sale
from
on
company's
of
Gcess
*
jai alai. The company's principal offices are
at Ediflcio el Imparcial, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
The company
has been granted a non-exclusive franchise
by the/*
Puerto Rican
Economic
Development
Administration
for
the
public
presentation of Jai alai games.
It is licensed to do business in Puerto'
Co.,
&
the
BU8INFSS—The ^rnpany was organized
in'Delaware
to construct
arid operate a sports stadium,
Lehman
Stone and
and
Halsey
■
out
balance
1955
viz:
coupons
101.27,
J962
15,
redeemed
proceeds
for
including
debentures will be redeemable at the option of the company
redemption prices ranging from 107.25% for those redeemed
new
at regular
prior
billon,
Securities
bid
also
The
working capital and development of the business
playing
groups
Eastman
Webster
Inc.
carrying
used for
bid of 101.809%.
a
of
costs
estimate.
Louis-San Francisco & Texas
Decern be r-x-'
deducting the anticipated cost of the construction of the fronton from the
proceeds available to it, as described above, the
company '
should have in excess of $300,000
for'working capital. It Is.believed that
such amount includes sufficient
funds-to meet reasonable foreseeable
additional costs, but no lepresentation is made or
intended that the
Potomac Electric Power Co.—Debentures Offered—An
St.
-
>.a.r
•
After
Chronicle, Monday^ February
18, 1957
are to"
•
4.3 i9.753
shore
of
gives
shares
ea'*h
10
at
Socony
$45^0
per
held -:of. record
share,
-Jan.
unsubspl^bed at the close of*the offering period
purchased?" by the underwriters. See also ,Vt ASS;-'
be
-
(Contintied.on
page
52)
-
I
stockholders
3*>
on
p:
in
»
(
the
the
Ai>v
Feb.
1724g
•.
19
-...
'-.*
5613
185 ' Number
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle \
.
Per
When
Name of Company
•'.
>
Empire District Eiectric,
Employers Reinsurance
Extra
,
-
Payable
of Rec.
35c
(in.tial).
iquar.)
Mefal
Forming
30c
(quar.r
com.
new
2-21
3-15
3-
Metal
Textile Corp.
2-25
2-15
C.)
(S.
2-
2-15
2-
5
87%c
3-11
2-28
2-15
-Excelsior
..
Insurance
(quar.i__,
of
Co.
4'Vse% -preferred
5%,
tqiiar. r----------------'-Products Co., common..-.--
Metal
Abrasive &
Natural Gas
Aloe
(A: S.) Company (quar.)__
-Stock dividend
Goods
Aluminum
Mfg.
Class
.
B
Pacific
3-26
3-12
3-13
2-21
4
^____
25c
3-
8
2-22
4Vi %
17c
4-16
2-28
Midland
Oil
Corp.,
3-15
3-
Midwest
Oil
Corp._
3-
1
2-15
1
2-15
tquar.i
1
Class
A
(quar.)
3-
1
2-20
Class
B
3-
8
3-28
3-
8
4-
3-13
3-28
1
8
3-
*
Fifty
Ffre
2-22
2-18
4-10
3-11
3-15
3-
3-29
3-15
3-22
3-
3*
9,
2-15
3-
-
8
3-1
30c
1
2-20
Firth
Carpet Co.
Philadelphia
"
-
5
1
Power
SllGVi
preferred (quar.K-—^——
AshdownyiJ. H.) Hardware Co.; Ltd.—
Class
r
A
Astron
Calculating Machine
3-
1
3-10
V 2-28
2-15
3-, 1
2-22
5c
40c
$1.11
Light,
Gas
(quar.i—__I—/.r_
com,
preferred (quar.")—1 _1_1
preferred (quar.!——————1_—
4.60%. preferred (quar.i—_______-I.——
4.44'%'
-
Gas
Baltimore
Electric^— " "
&
Common, (increased
4Vb% ' preferred
Radio
Baltimore
.
C
preferred
4%
B
Show
2-22
Georgia
1
2-22
5%
2-15
2-11
2-15
2-11
preferred
_______——-
1
2-28
Common
4-
1
3-15
Special
10c
Grafton
&
Class
3-29
Bemis
Bros.
Class
A
of
date and
record
the
mailed
4/2%
Bird
Co.
2-
7
2-23
2-
7
$4.44
and
Income
a
14
1
1
3-15
3-
5-
1
3-29
5-
1
3-29
(quar.
Co.
Mfg.
Broderlck
as
Brown
&
Blgelow
3-
Canadian
4%
3-
1
2-25
3-
1
2-20
3-
1
2-15
3-11
2-21
4.50%
*
4.64%
1
$1.50
Century
,
2-
4-
1
3-15
I6V4C
3-
4
2-15
3-14
%
'3-2(f
m,i5
4-
1
1
2-15
65c
3-22
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1
1
3-
5-
37V/2C
——
4-19
1
9
________
\
Commercial
Credit
Commercial
-■
; 3- 5
2-21
$1
1
2-28
2-21
3-25
3-11
1
4-
1
3-18
8
2-21
3-
8
2-21
30c
4-30
3-29
70c
:
3-
25c
3-30
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
30c
3-15
2-20
30c
4-
1
1
3-12
Controls Co.
Cornell
Cott
Cream
Crum
Forstcr
Cyprus
Mines
Corp.
3-
1
3-
1
(quar.)__
4-15
3-28
4-15
3-28
9
40c
1
3-
9
2-25
50c
3-11
2-28
20c
4-
3-15
25c
4-
1
3-15
$1.50
%
(quar.)—
4-
50c
iquar.)
(quar.)
4-
1
Life
3-15
&
Com.
River
Mills,
(quar.)
common
5%
preferred (quar. >___
Davidson-Boutell Co., 6% conv
Dayton Malleable Iron Co.,
5 %
preferred
—__
pfd.
(quar.
I
Inc.
Loblaw.
Clay
Pacific
Gamble
Pacific
Tin
Parker
Pen
'
3-
2
2-15
3-
2
2-15
3-
1
2-15
pfd.
3.75%
_1
!_
4
Penn
3-15
3-
1
3-15
2-27
Detroit
&
Bound
Harvester
Dcbeckmun
Co.
RR.
3-15
2-25
5-15
4-25
2-12
2-
5
45c
3-15
3-
45c
6-15
6-
45c
9-15
45c
12-16
—-
Gas
Steel
Stainless
Corp.
2-18
1
2-15
2-20
2-13
3-15
33-
3-11
3-
May
3-15
3-
1
30c
3-12
2-18
30c
3-12
2-18
$1.12 Va
3-29
3-20
7
2-19
35c
3-
140c"
4-
1
37 Vac
3-
4
57 VaC
4-15
Paso
Natural Gas^
New common
,
4-
2
3-
$3.75
3-
1
1
$3.50
5%
Pyle National Co.,
8%
preferred
Rath
1
3-
3-
1
3-15
'
6
3-21
20c
2-20
4-
2
-
2-28
3-12
40c
'
4-1
'
3-20
]
Class .A 5%
32 (be
4-
1
preferred
3-15
(quar.)_
(Increased quar. I.
Preferred
_k
Corp.,
_I
3-15
3-
3-18
2-25
$1
3-18
2-25
1
2-15
25c
3-
20c
3-20
1'
8
3-
bonus* of
A
•,
5
A
1
3-14
4-
1
3-12
4-15
175c
4-15
3-29
2-28
5%
3-29
2-28
50c
3-11
2-20
ntv/
one
share
bonus
of
four
shares
new
3-10
2-15
3-31
3-15
2-15
„—
1-
*
—
2-27
3- 4
2-20
3-11
3-15
25c
for
each
2-22
3-
1
2-12
3-18
4-25
4-25
3- 1
2-
1
five
2-13
„—
60c
50c
(quar.)—1
$2
75c
t25c
f$1.25
5c
$1.12V'2
25c
15c
$1.25
$1.13
75c
$1.25
25c
5c
t45c
fl5c
f34VaC
15c
t$1.25
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)_„
St. Joseph Lead (quar. )J
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
Sagamore
preferred
5%
A
(quar.)_;
Fisher Brick (quar.)
4Va%
Seabrook Farms.
preferred
3-15
Sears
3-15
3-29
3-15
3-29
3-15
fquar.)
Seiberling Rubber, .common
Roebuck
(quar.)
Co.
&
(quar.)
5% preferred A (quar. J
!
4Vi%
prior preferred (quar.)
4-
1
3-
5
Sharon
40c
3-22
3-
8
Shcnango Valley Water Co., 5%
Steel
*___
(quar.)
Corp.
pfd. (quar.)
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist Corp
Tenn.—
15c
3-
9
2-
8
Sherer-Gillett
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams (Canada),
20c
3-
1
2-20
3'be
3-
8
2-23
2-23
2-13
37 VaC
3-11
2-19
17'be
3-11
3-
3-11
2-28
15c
1
2-15
3?'be
3-15
2-28
8
2-26
-
35c
3-
40c
3-15
55c
3-
1
85c
3-
1
2-15
93%C
3-
1
2-15
3-
(quar.i
———
3-
5
2-15
Products
Soulh
Penn
Oil
Spiegel,
Inc.,
1
2-15
3-11
2-22
3-30
3-15
3-30
3-15
35c
3-
9
3-11
2-21
Standard
40c
3-12
3-
1
Standard
—
..
4-
1
3-15
.25c
1—2
.'
50c•
10c
quar.i
4-
1
3-15
103
Standard
Steam
Fruit &
Extra
$3
pref.
3-15
3-
I
com,'
iquar.)_
.
Oil Co.
•
of Kentucky
Stedman
Bros.
Ltd.
(quar.i
:
3-29
2-18
3-
1
2-21
3-30
3- 1
3-15
3-11
3-11
2-28
5- 1
3-15
4-10
3- 1
2-28
3- 1
3-15
3-15
2-15
3-
1
2-22
2-22
2-15
2-20
2-25
3- 9
3-26
2-13
2-15
3-15
3-15
4- 1
3- 6
3-20
2-
3- 5
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
2-21
3-11
3-11
30c
3-20
3-20
—---
(quar.i—
3-29
3-11
30c
—
2-21
3-22
4- 1
4- 1
•---
50c
4- I
$25c-
4-1
common
Home Products
3-15
4- 2
50c
20c
iquar.)
-
Register
Class A
25c
75c
$1.40
(quar.i_
Participating
Stanley
Ship
x
partic
Extra
50c
,
iquar.)
(quar.i
2-20
35c
.
Mfg., com.
(quar.i
Standard Accident Insurance—
(Increased
25c
$1.12',2
50c
25c
94c
(quar.)
preferred
87c
—_
—__
Bed (quar.i
com.
(A. E.)
$3.75
$1
T,
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)____
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance
Staley
25c
50c
50c
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50 conv.
,
$182
Investment
Smith
Sonoco
25c
9334C
-
(quar.)
Ltd., com (quar.)——
5'2% preferred (initial)
Shopping Bag Food Stores
Simon (H.) <fe Sons, Ltd., 3%
pfd. (quar.)
Southern Spring
3-15
Ltd.
Corp.,
Shirriff-Horsey
.
3-15
2-25
1
(quar.)
3-29
fquar.»
2-15
3-29
ordinary
of
held
shares
(H.- H.)
3-29
—
2-15
1
2-20
Ltd—
Trust,
share held
Company (quar.)___
ordinary
3-15
t20c
3-15
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
Robertson
3-15
3-15
2-11
3-15
4-15
3-19
2-28
4-
16c
stock for each
Roan
1
4-
t40c
—
3-
4-15
3- 9
3- 5
4- 1
3-15
3IV+C-
5%
Selection
Richardson
—
• quar.i
!
".
!
Rhodes Ian
—
Mechanical Handling Systems
2-25
(Texas)—
2-21
t3 c
(quar.i
2-28
2-28
$1
:
(quar.)___„__
Ltd.
Mines,
quar.)
25c
convertible preferred (quar. i^
3-11
2-28
2-11
5c
35c
50c
—
(increased
com.
3-11
(quar.i———
Mead Johnson & Co:
2-28
40c
Inc
(quar. )_____„_
(III.),
Mfg.
2-21
60c
(quar. I
1
3-
2-21
10%
3-15
Machine A Engineering Co.—
Common
"
2-19
2-15
87Vbc
t5c
!_
„—
75c
1
(Initial quar.i^
30c
$2
7c
_
!__*
30c
common
Co.
(quar. )
common
Graphite Eearings,
Packing
Reliance
(quar.)
6c
______
McGraw-Edison Co., new.com.
McNeil
.
&
10c
pfd.
preferred A (quar.)
Rliodesian Broken Hills Development Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.i^
3-20
3- 1
3-29
3-15
3-29
3-15
4- 1
4- 1
2-21
4f)c
(qtiar.).."
Common
!
(quar.i
3-26
3-20
12Vic
$1.18?,;4>
—a
Insurance Co
dividend
Stock
2-20
4-
(quar.)—
Industries,,.-Inc.; $4.75
Resistoflex
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar. )„
Telephone (quar.)e
common (quar.)
Pyramid Life
fOOc
(quar.i
3-15
25c
12Vic
IViC
10c
Corp.,
3',2%
preferred (quar.)
preferred <1947 fceriesi
preferred (quar.)
River Lumber-—'Stores,
(Mass.)
Inc.
K.),
preferred
Publickcr
22c
(quar.)__
2-26
,
lie
*
(quar )
A
25c
"*
(initial quar.ll.
Prcstole
i.
Renabie
(quar.i_—
of
.
Income)
—
Republic Insurance
_____
(quar.i
Calculators
McCormlck
1
50c'
•
$1.06%
El
(H.
•Randall
(quar.)—
Ltd.
(quar.)
Rico
5
2-20
3-15
.
$1.20
Co.
Insurance
preferred
$3.75
1
2-20
1
3-23
37VJC
<quar.)_;_
;Edison Bros. Stores, common (quar.
5
Porter
1
out¬
I
class
$1.37 Va
Department Stores, com.
$3.40
1
McCrory
*
12-
40c
Marquette Cement Mfg. (quar.)
Matson Navigation (quar.i
1
34V«C
.1
(quar.
4quar.i;
(quar.>
Class
B
4-
ap¬
the
of
Ltd.—
$1.25
Marchant
1
3-
$1.12'
Sugar Associates.-$2 pfd.
5
1
split
$1.25
2-18
Associates—
Eastern
9-
1
Ltd.—
2-18
3-
35c
Eastern
Products,
3-
meeting
investment
net
Rutary Electric Steel
1
3-
40c
Ecuadorian
Mill,
3-
(quar.i—
50c
iquar.)
(quar.i
& Fuel
Pioneer
3-29
—
(quar.)
3-22
Co.—
annual
their
(from
Poloron
Porto
____
common
3-22
shares.
5
3-29
(quar.>__
will become effective upon ap¬
of State and Federal regulatory
5
16c
29c
$1.25
30c
(quar.)__
officials.
■j
54 VaC
Lyon Metal Products
McCloud
Eastern
proval
pfd.
$5
two-for-one
a
split
Fund
Ltd.—
30c
(quar.)
Insurance
at
Pioneer
iMo.ir—
Mines.
Life
standing
The
12 Vac
—
4
40c
pfd.
3-15
4
3-
93V.C
(quar.i
Douglas Oil Co. of Calif., 5V:»%
proved
2-15
A
Corp.,
Inc.
Stockholders
"
1
30c
Brcok
1
4-1
3'
Controls,
Philadelphia
1
3-
3-15
20c
12 Vac
10c
1_
3-
91 Vic
(increasedi_
Inc.
Macassa
class
Co..
3-11
50c
——
■
20c
(quar.
(quar.)
Parker.sburg-Aetna
*
Luminator-Harrison.
97'2 c
J,
Monte
Delaware
B
4
25c
|
1
(quar.)
Robinson
3-
53 VnC
Mines,
4
3-
93%c
!
(quar.i
preferred B iquar.)
preferred series C (quar.i
Properties (quar.)_
3.90%
Del
A
Products
is-a)
Consolidated;—
3-15
Dayton Power & Light Co.—
3.75%
Class
Canadian
50c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
Aircraft
Lockheed
2-19
Pacific
2-25
class A
!
7%
2-26
2-26
3- 1
3,-15
2-25
3-11
(quar.)
"
Co.,
3-
3-11
65c
___J—J—_—
Inc.
3-15
3- 5
3-12
35c
(quar.)____preferred (quar.)
3-
4-
$1.25
(quar.i
Stores.
30c
$1.10
(quar.)__^
(quar.)_
Lindsay Chemical
2-15
Atlantic
(quar.
5c
3-12
25c
(quar.I
com.
1
1
Pacific
payment omitted at this time)
Lincoln
Dan
3-
2-21
—-
Insurance
£3c
3-15
lie
Quarterly
Life
Investment. Ltd.—
Paper Co.
(quar.)
Casualty
2-15
______
3- 1
4-15
-___
Oxford
20c
(quar.)
Kirsch Company (quar.)
Kroehler Manufacturing Co.
3-20
5-15
$2
50c
2-1R
2-21
(increased)
(quar.)_I_—J
1—__
Water Supply,
preferred
5-15
2-18
"(Seattle)—
2-21
$1.25
1—
A
$5 preferred B
$5.50 preferred
$4.80 preferred
$5
1
3-
3-
10c
Products
1
3-15
25c
Corp,_
Wheat
of
4-
2%
dividend
&
3-15
183/ic
(quar.)
:.
Paperboard
Beverage
Stock
2-14
3-29
100%
,
!
(quar.)„
Insurance
3-15
convertible
Jamaica
2-28
5%
of America
dividend
Stock
Life
Sayre &
25c
1
(quar.)
2-25
Y.t
3-15
—
15c
iChicago)
3-15
Oregon Paramount Corp., $4 prior pfd.
common
Foundation,
1
Stock,dividend.
2-20
3-12
4-
preferred
Northern
3-30
3-11
2-25
3- 9
5-1
5- 1
(N.
Insurance
6
3-15
15c
$1
35c ,
22c *
$1.25
'
(quar.)J—
2-21
(quar. >
Co.
4-
2-
3-15
■
■
2-25
60c
$1.50
50c
Corp.—
1
preferred (quar.)
Investors Syndicate (Canada) (s-a)______
Stock dividend
1
1
6%
Coal
3-15
r
Co._„
Breaker,
Extra
3-
(quar.)
Co.
"
2-23
3-11
3- 2
3-30
4-10
iquar.)_
4-
(increased quar.)___—__!
Common
$1.25
Assurance
8-24
2-28
3-15
$1
60c
(quar.)
i_t_
,Northern Illinois Gas Co.", common (quar.)__ !
11-25
'
American
5%>
3-14
3-15
' ;
(quar.i—!
40c
(quar.);—_—_—
Securities
Investment
1
7 Vac
preferred (quar.i
Public Service (quar.)_
Cigar Corp., com. (quar.)
,
2-21
4c
Machine
River
-
2-21
2-21
'
Fund
30c
.r__
Mortgage
preferred
Stock
Pennsylvania RR. Co.
North
annual meet¬
ing, tc be held on March 2!> on a proposal to split the common stock on a
Interstate
$1.37Va
(quar
Community
Continental
Erie
4.36%
(quar.)
,
5-25*
„
-3-15
20C
-
-
preferred (quar.
,'~
Interstate Motor Freight System (quar.)—__
Interstate Power Co. (Del.), common
1_
4
25c
;
;
9-16
$4
Inc.—
Consolidated
$5 preferred
3-
3-29
,-6r.l5
12-16,
—_
Indianapolis Water Co._____"_
.International Paper Co., common
3-18
7Vbc
,
f25c
Incorporated Investors (out of current and
accumulated earnings ;_2——_
Indiana Steel Products (quah. ) J__
2-18
3-
$1.75
!
common
3-25
——
Gold
two-for-one basis.
4-
quar.i
Co.
3-15
.
StockhoUlers will vote at the
'
$1
•|
'—
(quar.
Discount,
5 Vis %
•Norlh
y
(quar.)!
4.60%, preferred
3-11
3-
56 'Ace
.___
(qtiar.)_______"
North
4-22
125c
(quar.)___
common______—.—'
Manufacturing
Circuit
2-25
3-30
30c
67V'2c
quar:i
Corp.
4-10
t25c
i
preferred! (quar.)—______
&
,
-
8
3-
1
'3-12
3- 1/
3- 1
3-31
9c
Telephone (Ohio), 6% pfd.
•Newberry (J. J.) Co. (quar.)_—___
5-
2-12
•
•
-
-
$1.11
)i
_______
A
—-
"
*
Steel
Britain
4-30
2-15
",,2-27
15c
Corp. (quar.)
—
New Bedford Storage Warehouse
Illinois Power Co.—
City) '
(quar.)_
class
1_ '
(quar.)
series
Growth
•National
3-30
(quar.)__
I-T-E
3-15
10c
common.!
(qtmr.i_
Broadcasting System,
(increased
Income
NeW
3-3
45c
—
$1.05
—
Huron
3-15
15c
Pictures
3-'4
_L_
(quar.i
(quar.
common
Mining
~
\
4c
—
•
Industries
Presto
35c
Consolidated
B
Hoskins
3-15
4-
50c
B
3-18.*
.
—
Co.,
4Vi%
3-1
4-
*
Class
3-4
—_______—
Class
3-15
3-29
$1.16
_________
preferred (quar.i
preferred Iquar.)
Columbia
3-22
3-15
—
Hoover
$1.12 %2
Co.
(increased
4-1
,
!_
3.65%
'
-
10c
•Newark
—
preferred
Co.,
J.)
Hoinestaice
3-15
3-
—
——;
2nd
A
$1.25
42 Vac
ac-
quar.)l„
National Securities—■
2-20
120c
City
Class
2-20
1
l.
(quar.)
Industries, Inc..
Quarterly
8
*20c
(quar.)
preference (quar.)_______
Surety & Insurance
(Kansas
Columbia
1
3-
•
Common
2-20
50c
(quar.)—
Colonial Sand <fc Stone
3-
%c
preferred
Hollinger
3-
25c
(quar.»_
(quar.i
!
Pacific RR.
Chicago Title & Trust Co. (quar.)
7%
National
(quar.
Common
3-1
HOc
(quar.)
Chicago Rock Island &
4%
3-15
!
common
Electric Light Co.,
Hilo
2-21
3-15
„_.
Specialty Stores, Inc.—
4 Vb %
convertible preferred
3-29
25c
Common
7 Vac
_____
(quar.
Illinois Securities Corp.,
Chance (A. B.)
1
—
preferred
Central
4:,i%
3-15
25c
(quar.
from
:
Cylinder Gas—"
3-29
(quar. l____
2c
and
gains)
preferred (quar.)
$1.06
preferred (quar.il_r__. $1.18!?4.
31'»c
,
A (quar.)__:—
Hiawatha Oil & Gas Co., 3%
pfd.
Natural Gas, Ltd.—
preferred
(H.
3-15
4- 1
,
ac-
Inc.—
Common'(Increased
4Vi%
(quar.
(quar.)_
Hershey Chocolate,
3-
__
.
Corp.
Curtis
Heinz
25c
(quar.)
Co.
2-21
-
.
from
2c
of
Income
By-Products,
National
(quar.)
convertible
50c
——
Illinois Light Co., com.
"Central
National
Corp.—
American Sugar
4'/i%
(quar.)__—_!—
preferred (quar.)__
Carthage Mills, Inc.
2-15
(quar.)__
Harman,
&
Helene
45C
Assurance Co. (Toronto)
Western
1
Heileman Brewing Co.
from
Calgary & Edmonton Ltd. (s-a)'
Canada Crushed & Cut Stoned—
..Canada Life
3-
J
preferred
Hazeltine
—
(quar.)
50c
common
1—
Haytian
2-25
1
25c
$1.12"2
(quar.)
Manufacturing. Co.
Bruuner
3-19
Hastings Manufacturing Co
— •
$1.25
______!—25c
_——
25c
ot America (22c
Rope
1
'
(quar.)
Handy
capital gains distribution of
Bascom
&
4-
(quar.)
Extra
50c
Inc."—
56 Vic
1
?25c
Hammond Organ
'
3-18
8
five
each
(quar.)i__—___
Distributors,
; Mutuil'Trust* (Quarterly
realized
75e
%
.
(quar.
preferred
5%
(quar.)—_
Mutual
$50c
preferred
$4.40 preferred
$1.01
Brillo
4-
'Murray Ohio Mfg. Co.
'
.--W
Indemnity (N. Y.jjquar.)•__
$4.20
1.
(quar.i i—_
Investment Trust
Bond
2-20
fdr
shares
new
net
Western Financial Corp.
should be
common
(quar.)
2-15
2-28
four
of
cumulated
American
Hart-Carter
(quar.)
pfd. <quor.)._—
5%
Airplane
Boeing
March
Carpet,
preferred
Son.
&
Blaek-Clawson
Feb.
shs.
new
about
or
on
Eigelow-Sanford
set
2-15
1
25c
_
2-15
1
3-
bonus,
A
cumulated
Great
four-for-one spilt
Directors
shs.
com.
3- «
2-28
Great
"
a
3-8
(quar.)
2-19
2-21
3-
3-
3-22
3-15
3-20
1
1
1
1
2-28
HHic
—
approved
1
3-
Iquar.)
Gulf States Utilities,
4-
1
3-11
2-
3-
—'—
8
4-5
4-
3-
4-1
(quar;.)_—___
Bag Co.—
Stockholders
3-
$1.08
'Class -A, (quar.
5
8
3-
-
15c
2-15
$1.37 Vi "
(quar.)
preferred
$1.12Va
1
*
(quar.)^________"_(__i____-__l_J_-_l
A
•'
'
25c
——
7%
2-15,
Ltd., class A (quar.
Co.,
3-
3-28
5-1
4-
t$l
2-15
•
""
—
1
(quar.)
3-15
4-12
25c
—
—
3-
3-
lc
1
time).
25c
pfd.
preference
Gould-National Batteries
4-
3-28
preferred (duar.)
$1.12ra
preferred
(quaf.)1—"_1_—$l.l7Va
Mountain Fuel Supply (quar.)
30c
Mttnilira Cbpper Mines, Ltd.—
- •
"
2-28
3-15
3-26
12
Products
3-1
1
4.70%\
;
32c
$1.12 Va
4%
65c
1—
SI
Beech Aircraft Corp (quar.)30c
Stock dividend
10%
Beech-Nut Life Savers
iquar.)_——,———
37Vbc
Belleterre Quebec Mines Ltd.
(quar.)-—-—
+5c
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., com. (resumed) ____
115c
Works
Iron
Bath
2-19
(quar.
4-
i quar.i
(quar.I
•
Dairy
B
45c
,
5VsVc
Seal
Gold
•Class
3-
2-25
4.50%
.Montana-Dakota Utilities, common
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Inc.—";
Co.,
3-15
(quar.)J;
Machine
$1.12 Vi
$1
Bareco Oil Co. ■■ (js-a)'_1 a _—L_1
Bastian-Morley
2-21
"
8-16
25c
50c
—
—
Paper——
(quar.
common
preferred (quar.
Pacific Corp., 5%
Gisholt
2-28
'
2-28
,
5-16
11-15
11-30
3-15
3-15
40e
'
—
Ontario
&
at tills
2-28
(quarr)'_'..______.._J____.
Oil
Marble Co.,
Georgia
-
*
quar.i
.1(quar.)—_——_—"
(quar.i
"General Crude
2-22
1
(quar.»
8-16
2-13
(RobertT'Ltd.—
.
.
pfd.
conv.
5-16
(Dividend payment omitted oh class X stk.
4-12
55c
Corp. (quar.)
General Builders Supply Corp.^—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)_________
1
3-11
4-12
1
3-15
America
3-
(quar. i—-_:
1
5-
$25
(quar.)
Co., common
convertible preferred
General
3-
$1.15
—'—15c
Auto Finance (quar.
—-—1'
15c
Automatic Voting Machine (quar.)"——_
20c
Atlas Finance
5-
3»ic
9
3-
$l.I2.Vfc'
4Ms%
,7%>c
iquar.)
$3 class A
(R. E.>
4Va%
1
$1.12 Vb
$1.12Va
25c
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
11-15
-
k Wallace,
4-
Mitchell
12VzC
Friden
.
5
$1.08_
Forbes
4-
Ireduced quar.)
Corp.
Atlanta
■
3-
56 %c
(quar.)
Funstcn
" $18c
1-——————————
3-15
(quar.)
3-15
:—_—:——tl5c
(quar.i—
B '
Class
40c
15c
2-28
1
4-
Minnesota
___
,
"3-15 "
5
(quar.
Mart,- Inc.
-
3-
(quar.)
&
preferred
4.35%;
Food
$1
Extra
Light Co., com.' <quar.(
4*a%-preferred (qiiar.i_'__iL_I___'_____^_
4Va% series A, B and C pfd. (quar.i
4.32%
preferred (quar.)
Florida
"
of
("s-a)"_*_—
3-15
Inc._I
is-a)______l_____
-
2-13
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Saulte St.'Marle RR.
3-
!
(Bostom"
Associates
par"
"$100
"$100 par"
preferred
k
A
Association
1
preferred
.
'%c
31
Corp.,." common (quar.)
(quar.)_L___'____„___-_-
General
-
—-
—
preferred
$2.25
(Bait.
Financial Industrial Fund,
2-22
1
3-
America
of
Co.
Financial
,
2-19
3-
32'aC
Va %
40c
(quar. )1
$1.25
Finance
20c
:
iquar.)
& Signal, com. (quar.)_l__'__I._
preferred (quar.)"______
2-19
$3-
4.65 %
(monthly)
Mortgage Ass'n.
Electric
3-
clasa"A:__:."___"—'"$2.20
American Telephone & Telegraph
(quar.)
.**_ $2.25
American Vitrified Products (quar,)--—----- 30c
Anaconda Company _=—$1
'Anchor Post Products iquar.)__
—-.
25c
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. <quar.)__—___________
,
30c
.Archer-Daniels-Midland i quar.i—'—*
50c
Arkansas-Missouri Power; com. "(quar.)
31c
CO.,
National
Federal
Assn.
2-13
.
10c
Federal Sign
2-15
30c
'—__—'
(quar.i
Service
American
Federal
2-22
12Virc
Forging & Socket Co.__:—'
American Greetings Corp., class A iquar.) _L
Underwriters
2-25
30c
-American
1
Ltd.
Canadian
.3-11>
-
22Vac
12 Vic
(quar.):i____-___—_'_
3-
2-19
4% *
;
(quar.) <•
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc., com.
5%
preferred A iquar.i
1
1
Players
Farmers
;2-28
25c
,—--
1
3-11
$1.31Vi
preferred (quar.)__
3-
'3-11
5c
' " 3lVie
(quar.)—. % ■ 30c
preferred
Alabama-Tennessee
Allied Finance Co., 5%%
1
4-
J42MIC
$28Wc
Ltd.-common (quar.)
Abitibi Power <fc Paper,
4-
Famous
2-28
5-31
8-31
11-30
2-28
5-31
8-31
-
—
137 Vac
(quar.)
■
Payable oj Kec.
Share
2-28
l
(quar.»____!
Y.
N.
'
Name of Company
50c
>•
.
.
RR.
2-19
2-13
A—•—
4Va%
5
2Cc
50c
Extra
Erie & Pittsburgh
3- 1
2-28
Class B
.
Seirl-anhual
2-26
3-9
,10c
20c
50c
:
fquar.)——
Michaels, Stern & Co., class
2-15
2-25
25c
Equitable Fire Insurance Charleston
-
(quar.)___,___
preferred "$50 par". iquar.)__i____
56ViC
4 Va % preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
56'/4C
4 Va %
preferred "$50 par" (quar.)——___
SStic
4',a%.
preferred "$50 par" (quar.i
56Vic
4J,a%
preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
1
$1.12Va
4 Va % preferred "$100 par" (quar.)—.—. $1.12', a
1
.
—.
Payable of Rec.
Share
1
'
Holders
When
Per
-
Name of Company
3-15
25c
Elizabeth town Consolidated Gas
grouped in two separate
tables.^ In the first; we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a
second-table in which-we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached' their
payment date.
I
When
Holders
Per
announcements are
Dividend
1
...
•
Holders
Share
-
DIVIDENDS
2-25
3-12
5
2-28
2-28
3-
8
2-21
3-
6
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
2-28
2-28
3-19
3-10
3-15
3-16
(028)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
Company
Stcphcnseu Finance,
dVif'/f
When
Holdert
Share
-
Payable
of Rec.
preferred hquar.
2-20
American
3-
2-20
American
1
American
Stuart
i«. F.)
Co., new- com. linitiali
Superior Tool & Dye Co. (quar.i__
Extra
I
Tampax,
Texas
(increased
Underwriters
3-
Chemical
tone
-'
of
snare
each
-
&
2-13
American
American
4-
63-
8
2-26
"
preferred
(quar.)
38c
$1
(quar.)
iquar.l__—I---:
Wire
of
Rope
5-15
4-20*
(quer.)______'_
Omaha
92VLjC
30c
/
5-15
(quar.25c
United
Aircraft Corp.
United
Board
United
&
Carbon
-United
Fruit
United
(quar.)__
Carton
Co.
v!
75c
'•
-4-15
50c
_
3-
;
Science
investment
Fund
shares
Income
and
(6c
6c
Class
U.
B
&
S.
Envelope,
preferred
U.
S.
U.
preferred
S.
Rubber
(quar.
5'
2-
50c
3-
5
2- "7
30c
3-
4
3-
4
40c
4-
1
$1.75
.
common
4-
1
3-
(quar.)
8Cry
1st
preferred
1st
preferred
(quar.)
5^c
(quar.)
8%
'|,3-14
2-2>
8-14
2-25
$2
$2
______
Victor
6-14
of Pennsylvania—
(quar.j„.j.
j.%
preferred (quar.)
ing
to
rectors'
on
the
annual
-
..
.
a
on
Insurance
dividend
Common
*30c
20c
__
Villa
(quar. t
(s-a)„_
Grocers
<S:
Co.
(quar. )
Life
Wisconsin
69-
5.04%
Wiser
preferred
Oil
30c
3-11
50c
3-
1
3-20
I
5-
1
4-15
75c
4-
1
3-
3-
Co
_____
Governor
Woolworth
(F.
W.)
(quar.)
&
Co.,
37%c
Ltd.
American deposit receipts
Yard-Man, Inc. (quar.
Young,stown
__
Steel .Door
(stock
(stock
div.)
7
2'.
Art
$5
3-11
of
day
&
2nd
2nd
3-29
*
*
Per
A
Vending
F
C
Corp.
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Industries,
AMP,
Inc.
SV*
class
A
'
Acme
Acme
Wire
(quar.)
Corp.
Agnew-Surpass
Shoe
Air Reduction Co.,
4.60%
Radio
Alabama
$3.50
Gas
■
Gas
Allied
common
Allied
Stores,
4%
Allls
4%
common
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
25c
Can,
net
American
Chain
&
American
Chicle
Co.
Colortype Co.
Cyanamid Co.,
issue
29-at
dividend?
(N.
for
$103
per
Convertible
American
Electronics
American
Encaustic
Enka
Corp.
shaTe
to
1-25
2-I8
1-25
3-
1
3-
$5
Inc.
2-22
3-
V
2
4%
Bangor
Bangor
1
4-20
3-25
3-
1
3-
2
!
7%
2-18
v2-15
3-
5
t"^-3-'l
'2-21
3-
9
2-20
4_
3_r5
preferred
4%
_
Aroostook
3-12
2-
3-15
net
2-21
50c
'
50c
'
3-20
2-28
3-11
-
4-
1
7-
,
6-15
3-15
*3-
2-12*
1
30c
Burrard
45c
3-
1
4
1-25
30c
3-30
i
3-1
2-8
3-5
2-1
2-28
2-18
4-
1
3-20
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-13
$1.12,/2
3-
1
2-13
2-20
1-22
4334c
4-
62'/2c
3-15
3-
3-11
2
25c
3-15
3-
1
3-14
5
25
Bathurst
Power
Class
B
?•
___'
3-1
i5C
2-28.
2-14
40c
3-22
3-
20c
3-11
2-11
5C
2-15
1-31
3-
3
8
2-11
1
2-15
4-15
3-22
3-14
Cash
3-14
Bros.
-
6-14
$5
Beaver
Lumber,
(A.
Beech
S.)
Shoe,
Aircraft
Stock
class
A
4-
1
4-
1
434%
Bell
&
Gossett
&
preferred
Beryllium
Besseaier
4%
Corp.
Extra
(stock
Limestone
preferred
Mfg.
Co.
Inc.
:_
(quar.)__;
&
i_
2-
A
1
1
3-
1
2rl5
-3-
1
2-
8
2-28
'
com.
V
(quar.)
•
;
50c
3-12
3-
4-'. 1
_
'1 50c-
2-15'
1
3-15
2-15
;,
.
*
••"i
33-
2-
•
2.4ir
4
3-
2-
4
2-
4
3-
2-
4
$1.05
3-
2-
4
15c
j___2
4-15
25c
3-20
3-20
15c
4-
1
3-
4-29
1
3-
,1
4-
-
9
15c
7-29
7-9
10-29
10-9
tile
3-15
2%
3-15
30c
2
—
_1_
'
2-20
2-28
2J
.
2-18
10c
3-
4
2-15
12 %c
3-
1
2-15
40c
3-
1
2-11
31'Ac
3-
1
2-15
2-29
2-11
-iDci.i—
—
25c
50c
Insur.
(s-a)
+
2
2
Ltd.
"
4
3-
1
3-15
2-23
25c
2-28
1-31
3-20
2-20
132 %c
.2.
3-
1
2-
.2-
1
2-15
+37 %c
.
4-
Breweries
conv.
Fund,
3-15
3-15
2-15
i90c
4-. 1
3-15
+
(euar.)-*'"
pfd '
(s-a i
Inc." (quarterly
Internar'onal
4-
1
4-
1
3-
1
10c
3-
1
Ltd.
(inc.)
class
A
Ry.
2-28
2-15
*
Trust,
—2—:
ordinary
~
4-15
4-1
+45c
2-28
*'$1.25
Ltd.
2-28
+50c
—=—2—
(s-a)_r
3-29
3-29
3-13
-
2-15
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
+6c
*75c
:
2-11
4-15
*2ic
—
iquar )
Invest't
preferred
+30c
*15c
Ltd..
2-28
>
derived from
—/—
Investment,
1
2-15
1
+30c
tquar.—
income)
Machine,
3-
3-15
3-
*37 %c
:—_——
Ltd.
1
4-15
25c
*31'Ac
(quar.i——
com.
4-
50c
+
_____
(quar.)
Ice
*$1.10
2
(quar.i
Cahadian
2-15
50c
(quar.)—
;
Ltd.,
pref.
3- 8
3-20
*29 'Ac
4.40%"
Lines
2-23
1
4-15
v
Ltd.,
3-15
3
Corp.—
.2,
Ltd.
5
130c
'
T37%c
(quar.)__
1
+$1.06'A
com.
2-11
2-
t25c
(quar.).
:—
Mortgage
quarter
3-
19c
75c
(quar.)
Life
1
1-31
2-28
1-
4
r
*25c
!
Tire
Capitol ^Records,
Carreras,
ord.
1
1
2-21
4-
1
3-L5
40c
3-
$
2-15
12 %c
3-
1
2-15
40c
3-
1
3-
8
1-18
3-11
2-28
;___
—
2—
receipts
class
—
83A%
50c
(quar.)
60c
2
3-21
Catailn
—^
pfd.
iquar.)
3-31
3-15
2-
9
B
(quar.)
America
'
25c
65c
3-21
of
3-
+50c
412%
CoriJ.
2-21
iquar.-)—_j
.—2
common
1
(quar.)_2_..2_
(quar. >2
.—J
(Increased quar.)-_^__^
Steel
Corp.,
1-4
3-
•
common
prelerred
Paqjer
(quar.i
Ltd. Anier. dep.
(final
Carpenter
Carrier
(s-ai
2-28
*1dc
(quar. )_
common
Co.
.'Carlisle Corp.
"Carpenter
Ltd.,
Inc.,
convertible
Carborundum
v
Corp.
preference
4-
1
2-18
>15 =
3-
"
dividend)
preferred (quar.)_
2—2
Carson Pirie Scott & Co..-4V->%
"
15c
2-15
2-28
87 %c
(quar.)
(stock
4-1
-35c
2-25
;
(quar.)
General
5%
2-15
3-15
2-19
25c
pfd. A (quar.)
Fofgiiigs,-Ltd.—
<$>;
Permanent
investment
$2.60
l'%%:
!_
1
from
(cuar.)_—
preferred
Canadian
2-15
15c
-
3-
2-15
$1
tquar.)
Safeway,
5%
2-15
3-
$1.18%
'
2-19
10 c
Malting Co., Ltd., common
Canadian
9
3-
-
2-15
6
2-23
3 './(I
7
%C
3-1
1
8
50c
-2-
Ltd.. corn. Tquar.)_i2—
Steamship
-
*
i_
(reduced)____^
J
7
25c
$1.06%
333-
35c
,
Tlmeer
&
Canadian
"
2-18
2-
2-15
15c
Pacific
"
1
.
_2
Canadian
1
1
3-
2_2_2
Canadian
3-
8
3-
3-20
$1.12%
2-
2-28
.
2-
3-12
1
(quar.i
3-10
1
1
$1.25
derived
2-15
E
3-
35c'
_2:
(quar.)____;
Locomotive Co., Ltd._,
Marconi Co.
2i
2-15
3-
15c
12
.••
Co.
Canadian
2-15
2-28
2-15
£c
3-
410%"
\
A
Foundries
$1.25
3-29
-
1
3-15
iqwar.)_
Dominion tfi-ear,
Canadian
2-5
1
2-15
3-
4-
2_i_i_
4-1
60c
.'
5
3-
1
25c
2_
.2__1_
_j_.
Canadian-Fairbanks-Mor.se,
*3-29
5
3- 5
.
3-12
3-
$1.25
(quar.)_
preferred
Canadian
2-28
.3-. 1
30c
r:
(quar.)
Cement,
r
2-11
1
1
Ltd.—
&
Canada
2-1
4.
t25c j
;_
Co
(quar.)
_:
(quar.)j
Canada Vinegars
2-28
4-
$1.18%
,
com.
1
4-4-
55c
(quar.)__j__j
Land
Increased
2-14
-
$1.25
r
dividend
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1
3t15
3-15
37 Vac
(quar.)
Hathaway,
3-
3-
25c
2-T
2-14
30c
Co. (quar. )_1_2_
I
Bldgs. Co. (quar.)___—
Cement
4%%
1
2-25
7%C
'50%
(quaT.)__;
Co., common
preferred (qiiar.)
2-
J80c
1
1
2-28
20c
,
(quar.)__
Flooring Co., Ltd., $1
net
v
3-
$3
(quar.)
(quar.
States
Canada
2-1
1
l"a%
___'
; $1.10
_2'_2
Power
.
'
Howell
1
3-
$12
(quar.)._.
__!___
(s-a )_'___
-------
Iron Foundries, Ltd.;
4'A%-preferred (quar.)
1
3-
25c
preferred
2-
25c
common
Electric
Canada
.3-11
"
(quar.)_^
3-18
3-11
1
(quar,)_
_'
:_2',
Canada
'
3-11
.
dividend
Belding Manufacturing Co.
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.
Bibb
_____
:.
1
3-
15c
25c
Western
Class
3-11
1
liquidating)
4-
4-10
$1.10
I
(quar.)__l!_
Canada
8
4-
*$'1.25
(quar.)
95C
:_
<quer.)_'.
:
(quarterfy
Corp.
Canada
(quar.)
3-15
3-15
10c
Canada
8-26
3-
t75c
dividend )_
1
1
:
& Sons
(ri.
'
5-16-
9-16
3-29
r
60c
4-20
;
(stock
Foods
!__
)quar,) j_2__.
preferred
3V15
,
4-
4-
x___
Terminal
Canaan
2-21
$1
4- .1
■-
JS1.50
common
income)
Docks,
2-28
+$1.12%
:
Dry
$1.30
5-16
4-
1*__:
Mills, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)__
7
-t50c^
50 %.
(quar.)
Terminal
Canada
Ltd.—
payment
Beatrice
7
3-
1
1
3-15
7
"
(quar.i
California
8-26
$1.06
Beaunit
3-
44-
137 Vac
(s-a)
—
.California
2-21
6-14
.9-16
47 %c
T
7
(quar.)-
___"
Co.
participating class
Calaveras
3-18
3-
$1
of Cajrada, Ltd. (quar.)
Oif Co. (Calif.) (initial
7
3-
1
1
3-29
c
50c
(year-end)
com.,
(quar.)
common
Burroughs <J. P.)
5%_
'
Barber-EJlik
EVerkshire
3-15
36c
% %
$1
1
3-
1
(quar.)______2_2__y2_———
Bush
'
Bayuk Cigars, Inc. (quar.)
Befim (James) Distilling^—
Stock dividend
4^4%
3-29
3-
?50c
4V*%
$0.9167
3-15
$1
Paper,
1
4-
1-25
12 %c
(quar.)
&
4-
t56c
(quar.)
corp.
Bush
2-4
4
$1.75
Class, A ,(quar.)
Bell
1
2-25
3-
25c
(quar.)
3-
preferred
Co.
Bynesby
12c
20c
(quar. i_,
preferred
3-
1
"
Co.
Ltd.
Burton-Dixie
2-15
3-
.
and
(quar.)
preferred
4\\ %,
1
4-
(quar.)
preferred
&
Butler
-
4- T
4-
...—___'
Quarterly
Quarterly
2-22
50c
common
B
Industries,
!2nd
4.20%
Burns
1
3-15
-3
-'2-14
20c
•3-15
J12 'Ac
(quar.)
3-15
1
4-15
m
*
(quar. I
Fund,
Burnuam
2-22
_____-__l
3—
t$1.19
a
mass
2?25
3-15
1
4
+25c
dividend
Burndy.%Co"rp.
'4-15
-
Co.
investment,
4V2%
**
.2^28-
131 'A
3-29
a
t62c
4%. preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
*
3-15
+4c.
_!
_
40c
93 %C
2
3V2%
'
,
(quar.)
+28 %c
common
Mfg.
Drug
Burlington
1
50c
Co.,
2-15
•"
2- 4
Co.—
preferred
Bullock
2- "1
3-12
"
RR.
Hydro-Electric
1
Inc." (quar.)_:_:__^
Stock dividend
ij._ji2s._-'.
2-22
2-15
3-10
&
3-
Bullock's,
-
2-22
3-
t20c
preferred,(quar.)
preferred5* (quar.)__
r72'/2c
(quar;)_!.__2___^2__2_T
Company,
$5
22
~3-
20c
common
—
—1
(quar. )z
Buell Die & Machine
(quar.)
Buffalo
Forge
Co.2__-_-2
"A"—t-
(quar.)___
Ohio
2-
■20c
Stock
2-20
3-
10c
;
1
(quar.)_^
preferred
Budd
"
""
40c
10c
;
3-
8-8
*
,
t53c
Ltd.,
(quar.),
(Charles)
Brunswig
12-25
3-
,*
$1.90"
Income
1
____2—--—-
Brunswlck-Palkd-Collender Co.,
1
SI.15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__-
4%
2-15
3-
12,/2c
;__
3-
15C
(quar.)
RR.,
(quar.),;
Common
2-18
1
this
27th
(quar.)
<quar.)__
Power (quar.)
(quar.)_
Electric (quar.)_
Gas
plus
March
Tiling
Furniture
American
2-18
on
<quar.)
Foreign
American
&
(quar.)
pfd. series C
1
25c,
Common
75c
redemption
&
'
Beck
7__
quar.)'
4-
60c
investment
preferred
Industries,
Baltimore
4%
4-
4c
(quar.)
J.)
3 Wk
called
Baker
1-25
50c
(increased
(increased quar.i
American
cony,
1-25
Inc—
Cable
American
*
net
.3-
—
Distillers,
Sharpe
Shoe
1
1
25c-
F Co. (Dei.)
(stock dividend)__
ley Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
5%
2-15
25c
income
preferred
,
2-18
2-25
$1.25
I_"H
3-
&
Brown
2-15
1
$4.50
-
12-24
t25c
(quar. )
Gas
preferred
Bruning
8
3-15
4-
$2
;
class
4
31
50c
S
Ba
_
2-18
•
87i/pC
(quar.)
2-
Electronics
Fund
from
8
25c
(quar.)
common
7%
3-6
t60c
(quar.)
1
div.)
12-27
2
pref." (quar.)
Ltd.; 5%
common.
(quar.)__
Calaveras Cement
B
Basin
(quar.i
Bakeries,
&
3-
125c
common
3-
$1.50
(quar.)____
.9-24
5
1
(quar.)__22*___v___'—
preferred,
4'%' preferred
""
__^
9T27
$1.25
2-.8
from security profits)
Science & Electronics (from net
profits)
Ayrshire
Colleries
(quar.)
:
;
2-15
3-
75c
Ltd.—
(quar.)_-
Quarterly from
American
1
12V2C"
9334c
Canada,
1
$0,087
,
3-15
50c
(quar,)
preferred (quar.)
American Business Shares
American
1
$1.02
(quar.)
3-
Axe
2-28
4-
37«/2c
common
4V'i%
-
3-15
$1
5% preferred (quar.)__
American Airlines, common
March
4-1
75c
(quar.;
2-18
.
6-25
$i:25.'
.
1-31
4-
6-28
-4-
2_
Telephone,;
Company
Brown
3.15
50C
(quar.)
of
Aggregates,
(entire
3-15
1
30c
(quar.)
Aluminium, Ltd.
American
1
25c
quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg., common
preferred
American
44.
40c
(increased
Co.
preferred
3 V2 %
2-15
$3
(quar.),
America,
American
2-15
$1.05
$0,033
2-13
1
1
14c
4.08%
preferred (quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement
(quar.)
Aluminum Co. of
Aluminum
2-27
3-
cash
;
2-28
4-
$1.25
,
preferred v(quar.)
Brown-Forman
2-13
(quar.)___
&
Brown
3-12
3-15
Mines,
Ltd.
(quar.)
___f
Service, Ltd., com. (quar.):.-__-
Science
1
3-15
1
8
2-16
$1
Brooklyn Garden Apartments, Inc.
1
2-IB
,
Axe
3-12
$1.12%
A
Axe-Houghton
2-11
50c
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)_:
Avon
2-18
3-
Geld
Electric
Class
2-18
$1.25
(quar.)
Allis-Chaimers
$3.75
5
5
7C
preferred
(Louis)
33-
15c
Co.
Auto
1-31
35c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Laboratories
1
$1.15
(quar.)____
(s-ai__
(quar.)_
Co.
Kid
3-
40c
C.)
pfd.
2-20
87»/2c
(quar.)
Aunor
2-15
50c
Participating
Allied
flOc
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Equivalent to 8%
3-15
3-
20c
Vicksburg Ry.
partlc.
Allied
•
(quar.)
^xtra
„
-
(quar.)__
Business Machines, Inc.
(ijiiar.)
Chemical & Dye
Corp. (quar.)
Control Co., com.
(increased quar,)
7%
4-10
$1.12V2
common
Co.,
2-28
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
2-
3-.1
Ltd.—
,r___
Brooklyn Borough Gas,
2-18
(quar.)_________
Sewing Centers, Inc.
Quarterly
z
August Thyssen-Huette—
2-21
3-15
common
Co.
4.40%
5
3-
-----
1
(quar.)_____/__—_____
Ltd.—
C
Co.,
Taunton
4.40%
2-11
3-15
(quar.)
common
preferred
Powder
3-
2-L4
1
4-T
$1.11
(Conn.)
Atlas
2-15
37'/ac
preferred
Steel
3-15
3-12
Refining,
Corp.,
5%
Atlas
2-20
3-15
$1
;
(quar.i_
preferred
(R.
Allied
*
&
Wood
Allied
;
common
(quar.)
Co., 4.20'c pfd.
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
5%
Ltd.
Power
Alabama,
Allen
Inc.,
3-15
loc
Stores,
Corp.,
prior
Alabama
Alan
(quar.)
(quar.)
R^R.
Atlas
2-15
3-9
lOc
preferred (quar.)__
Aircraft
-
Corp.
Engineering
Co.
Line
3-10
50c
(quar.)__
Aetna-Standard
1
1
15c
Manufacturing Co.
Adciressogranh-Multiaraph
Aeroquip
3-
4-1
Line
Atlantic
2-11
4-
Coast
Coast
«k
preferred
3-20
50c
(quar.4--,
Atlantic
1st
3-15
25c
.___!
6%
3-
'
3-30
'
.3-
95c
—
•*..
4% % ""preferred
:
2-20
:
3-11
Co.
(quar.)_.
British ^Columbia
$3.80
1
$1.31 V<
1
Sons
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
British Columbia Packers.
2-14
Ry.
(8r»)'-M^
Co.,'common
(quar;)^_i :v
1
$1.25
(quar;)__
(quar.)
3-15
"
1-21
4-
2- 45c
(quar.v_„__
4-
$1,25
(guar.)
&
preferred
Brockton
1
'
1
1
2-20
income
—_2—
preferred
2-23
4-
(quar,)
2-
6c
securities)L1_1—2—
$5 preferred
preferred
2-28
37 Vz C
(quar.)
;
3-15*
1
Air-Line
-
preferred,
of
RR.,
preferred
3-15
3-
(quar.)
___j.
sale
Cordage
(quar.)
pref.
3-14
3-
,
3-
$1.01
87»/2c
60c
4Ms %
4
3uc
(quar.i
Atlantic
-
(quar.)
D.?
1
*12 %c
1:$1.25
Products
Co.
(J.
3-
J30c
(quar.)
precision
Adams
com.
4A\r/o.
J.)
A
(T. G.)
4V4%
4
.2-
"25c
J
1
79 c
(quar.)____^__:__^_____2_____
3-29
-
25c
(quar.)_—__
jquar.)
Light
preferred
2-
1
$1.25
preferred
Gas
1
56 V4C
-
(quar.)
Charlotte
3-
3-
.
30c
(quar.)
com.
and
(quar.)
31c
_•____
^____
4preferred
3-1
12 %c
4
25c
(quar.)
4.50%
2-11
3-15
25c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
pre.erred
2-25
&
Atlanta
t
Holdera
$1
:
Common
Payable of Reo.
20c
(Initial)
Abbott Dairies, class A
(quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Refineries,
$1.20
When
Share
2-
93 %c"
Dry Goods, common
preferred (quar.)
Atlanta
-
-
1
(quar. )__lf
1-25
3-
net-long-term capital gains
Maine
(E.
1-23
v
2-21
3-15
shares
Eritish American Oil, Ltd.
(quar.)_______
British Columbia Electric Ltd.—
,
4%
preferred
(quar.).'
"
Refining,
American
income
preferred
30c
Telepnone <fc -Telegraph Co., com.
participating class A (quar.)_'___T___'
Participating
^
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—;v y:
we
Name of Company
3-
•.75c
pld.
Co.
2-20
50c
50c
preferred
3%%
4
_
3-16
$1.33
(cuar. >2_—1__
$2.90
4
Associated
give tfte dividends announced In
previous
V weeks and not
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this
week, these being given in the
preceding table.
^
t
ABC
2-
...
3-16
__:—
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co.,
'
2- 4
2-
$1.1 ev.
Associated
5,25%
1
1
62c
-(quar.)
(quar.)
class A
Trust
investment
from
<fe
.;Bright
*
2-14
1
"
3-30
3-30
net
——
3,
$1.08;''4,.->'
(quar.)_
from
(quar.)
4% %
(quar.)___
preferred
8
3-
.____
75c
net
tl2%c
plus
period at
•
2-14
3-18
75c
from
----———:
Brass
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada,
,
8
.2-
3-15
3-30
(quar.)
preferred
Class
60c
common
$5
Brach
3-22
2-
1
2-
(quar.)____
Gas
1
1
3-
28c
$4
Below
"
8
62*2C
j.
(quar.)—25c
Gas
r
3-12
27'/2c
1956).
4'/2%
(annual)
preferred
$5
2-25
4-15
•
3-
3'
25c
;
quar.)
Construction
Oil
$1.50
2-18
50c
Metal
4-
25c
■-
1
3-15
45c
•>
5
4-
„
$1.31 'A
Corp. >(quar,)__
Cork, common (quar.)
prelerred
Ashland
2-18
3-18
three
a
B
(quar.)
*
Equipment Corp.,
Aro
2-26
3-18
tl5c
•
•
4-
$1.40
30c
$5
rp
8
59c
Power,
Western
Arrow-Liquors
8
50%.
15c
___
(quar.)___
2-21
50%
div.)
2'*
81 JAc
Class
4-15
$1.26
3-18
;
3-15
—_
$5
-
vBrantiord
Steel
$3.75
2-28
5-
3-29
3*1
1
(quar.)
(annual)1fe
from
"realized
Boston
_
3-18
•
tl5c
,
(initial
Armstrong Rubber,
2-19
30c
(quar.)__
Woodward
Annco
2-15
(quar.)
common
for
Louisiana
Armstrong
2-21
3-1
(s-ai____
Insurance
Service,
preferred (quar.
5%
3-15
S3
53 %C
*
T
,
6-26
3-29
' "30c
Co.
Company
and -81c
1
5
1
4-
—__
1 Corp, (quar.)
Bdston" Fund" (14c' from ' investment
2-15
3-
3-
capital gains>___—
(From investment Income).
preferred
(quar.i_
Borden
2-15
1
3-29
3-12
jBorg (George. W.
'
,
;
of November
preferred
Arkansas
1
l30c
1
1
quarterly
Fuel Oil Corp.
4.65%
6
3-
$1.25
Public
end
preferred
Arkansas-Missouri
7
9-14
3-15
"
__
j
National
Wisconsin
-
6-15
7c
_
33-
(quar.9
(initially
share
per
Arkansas
8
2-15
20c
Corp.______
Westinghouse Air Brake
Williams
3-
20c
Utilities
.
"White
preferred
pfd.
Arkansas
2-22
3-15
8
"31 Vsc
1
$1.18%
realized
3%%
2-15
7-
income)
from
from
2-15
1
-V
(quar.)
$2.36
2-11
3-15
,
"
200%
_
Common
Western
1
2-
3-
r/y
2.jc
..,$2.25*'
.
(quar.)
the
3-
1
3-
Bondstock Corp.
8
2-15
(quar.)
preferred
$4.35
25c
-
(quar.)
2-
31V-4C
.
(22c
2-25
-
1
3-
15c
v
common
preferred
2c
common..!.
Co.,
__
Co.,
preferred
$1.10
V-
\
___
3-15
3-22
$1.06'A
(quar.)
preferred
"preferred
Investment
8
,
(quar.)_
investment
Bond
2-11
3-' 1
Oil
$2.40
.
/
Co.,
$2.50
3-20
2-28
di¬
(quar.)
Life
Stock
3-20
3-29
meet¬
25
April
West Coast Telephone
(quar. )
We,steel Products, Ltd.
Western
3-29
Farms
convertible
convertible
7
3-
Inc.
2-18
2-18
35c
—
Ridge- Mutual Fund
($1.20
capital gains In 1956 and 13c
Aluminum
2-
(quar.)
Bide
Bobbs-Merrill
2-28
com.
Bros, lobacco—-
Bohn
2-
34Tecf
Corp. Tfiuar.)_^_______
Arizona Public Service, common....
3-1-8
3-14
5
37^0. i-\3--l>
_i_—-
common
Laughlin,
2-21
2-21
$1
preferred! (quar.)
partic,
Argo
to split both the com¬
preferred shares on a 2%-tor-
basis.
1
1
$1
vote at
hild
$3
'
proposal
and
mon
\
will
be
4-
Allien
2-20
87J/2C
Railway-(quar.)
Stockholders
1
Oil,
3-
$1
'C.-2-LS
Smelting
<te
2-21
1"
75c
o' "•
pfd. (qqiar. )^v,
(quar.)
&
Bryson,
(quar.)
6%
1
,.
--
3-
_____
preferred
Lead
3-25
3-
60c
?
5-20
,,
$1.12Mr
(quar.15c
Works, com.
(quar.)
35c
Chemical
3'2%
Virginian
Works Co., 6%
Anthes-Imj)erial
Bloch
3-1
:
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Ltd.—
Quarterly
'l
1
Bliss
2-18
3-15
'
-
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class A (quar.)__j
2-21
5-21
2-28
$1
___^
■
class
41/»%-,
2-21
-
United Telepnonc Co.
4-Va9e preferred A
Utica Transit Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
—:
Anderson-Prichard
3- -1
__
1
I
3-1
35c
.
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
7
36-
3-15
3-
&
(quar.)_
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
4.25% preferred (quar.)
5.60%" prcierred (quar.)
Biaw-Knox Co.
iquar.)__
V
Co.- (quar.)
5%
B
2-19
3-15
$1
Glass, common
prior preferred (quar.)
Zinc,
2-25
1
Sivalls
Preferred
6%
Window
American
2-15
3-
iquar. l___i_______.
(quar.)
Co.,
2-28
35c
com.
Water
9
J.
V2%" preferred ,'•(quar.)__—
5
/
50c
(s-a)
Co.,
American
2-14
3-
30c
Refining
Co.
-__
»
1
3-
$1.75
foundries
-
American
1
3-15
,
5%
12c
(quar.11.
__*
,
common
Gypsum
7%
Corp., class A
(quar.)
1",',
-
Bolt
8
1
3-
Standard -Sanitary—
&
Tobacco
Extra
2-21
net
____—
Screw
Steel
American
security
profits),
United
3-
.
9
Smelting
American
-
2-28
2-26
v
from
from
"
-
,
.
United
American
2-21
3-11
3-11
1
3-
$1.18%
3-15
2
2-18
3-
28J/2c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
"50c
preferred •(quar.)
2-18
preferred
1
,
1
preferred
"
(quar.)
Radiator
&
3-
4.20%
<"*
-
2-19
35c
4.75%
4-
$1.12'/2
Chemical-Corp.-^
(quar.)_.—
4.56(,:o
25c
<te
2-19
2-25
4
3-
$1.12/2
'
Seating Co. (quar.)_:
American Siiip Building Co.
(N.
2-20
3-11-
25c
50c
______
Co.t(quar.)^„l_^t(:__^^ii^2i.'i
Elastic Corp. (quar.)—
Funds, Inc.—
United
75c
*
(quar.i
(quar.)____—.........—
7%
3-15
3-15
.
1
1
5
30c
American
4-20
3-25
(quar.):
4-
*3-11
15c
com.
3-
1
30c
(quar.)
5
$1.75
Light,
&
Holden
of Rec.
3-
3-
$1.31 Mr
Foundry Co. (quar.»_
Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)j
Common
4-20
5-15
—
7
60c
!
(quar.)
Power
Payable
(initial)
(quar.)
Electric
Hills
Blacx,
preferred
American
4-20
.
,87%c
_
preferred
prelerred
Stockyaids
5-15
.
Ulass'A
2-27
2-
preferred
Black
common
4-
25c
(quar.)
•
$4
1
7'%
new
When
Share
Company
Steel,
3-15
65c
Co.'(quar.)
Potash
2-21
3-29
$1.12',4
;
••
&
Co,,
Meter
Common
*.
3-
20c
——;•
preferred
-
'
6-29
*
$3.80
(quar.)
preferred
American
American
'
2-20
5
Birlman
is-a)
(quar.)
Metal
4%%'
4'/2%
1
4-
2-20
•
3-20
Bethlehem
"
Machine
American
2-16
2-28
Per
Name of
2-14
7-
30c
-
r
(quar)
5'A'r». prelerred
2-22
4-15
11c
Kirby Vensyn Petroleum for
$3.50
35c
1
•„
American
lVM shares held)__—kj.—3-23
53.70
Union
2-20
-
3-
Texas)
(Newark, N. J.) (s-a)—
Investment Co. of Illinois—
Common-
1
div.)
—.
Union
3-23
3-15
10c
Union Electric Co., com. (quar,)i
$4.50 preferred 4quar.)i_-_
$4
1
of Rec.
Monday, February 18, 1957
.
Holder*
35c
Insurance
American
(Md.t
Insulator
2-2.J
25c
(stock
Indemnity
2-23
500%
(quar.)_——V
Materials
American
3-15
_____—---
Union
2-15
1
2-28
25c
(quar.?.-
Manufacturing Co,
(monthly)—
Supply (quar.)
Indemnity Co. iGalveston
3-11
Uarco, Inc. (quar.!—
65c
Udylite Corp. (quar.)25c
Uirich
Corp.
Hospital
50c
quar,)„„——.1
Assn.
1
2oe
—_
________—
Truck
Products
2-15
45c
quar. >
Sulphur (quar.)—_____
Itic., common (quar.)___
4'y« prelerred (quar.)
Thompson Industries (stock dividend?
(initial
3-
3-
When
Payable
-
Share
"
Home
.
Gulf
common
3-15
10c
10c
—
Textiles,
New
1
18c
—
inc.
Name of Company
3-1
34%c
—
_
Per
-
12%c
(quar.)
common
.
.
(quar.)
56i'»c
3-
1
2-15
2-28
2-15
$i.r2%
"3-
1
2-15
30c
3-
1
2-15
Volume
5613
Number
185
'
'Per
Holdert
When
Share
Name-if Company
k*
Payable; of Red
.
Food
U3c
2-15
Cumberland
2-28
2-15
Quarterly
+25c
2-28
2-15
2-28
2-15
tic
(quar.)
A
2-28
Zoo
2-28
2-15
30c
class
Ltc}.,
Products
3-.1
2-15
i-
Class
1%
B
(quar.)
'
_I
-
Ceco
Steel
Products
Central
Electric
Central
Foundry
Central of
(quar. I
Co.,
Georgia
pfd.
pld.
5%
•
—
593«c
(quar.)
4%-
"
8
6-20
6-. 8
.,
$1 25
preferred
40c
Central
Steel
Central
Wire
&
3-:3j
$1:23
3-30
$1.12%
443% pre (erred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
pfd.
Pasco
(quar.)_
Cessna
Aircraft
•
Belt
3-13
3-
8
4-
1
1
3-15
4-
1
Delta
3-15
4-
2-28
2-15
x
Denver Union
3-12
2-15
•
Detroit
2-25
2-
6%
1
1+
1
3-15
15c
2-20
2-11
$1.12 %
4-15
3-30
$1.50
3-29
3-12
4-
3+12
Drxie
2-13
5%
'
$1.12%
—
.
Disney (Walt) Productions
Distillers Co., Ltd.—
Cincinnati
4%
Cities
City
Inc.
Service
(quar.),,
com.,
...
Corp-Seagrams tquar\)__
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc.—
Co.
5%
preferred
62 V2C
4%
1
4%
Stores
5%
pfd.
8
1
2-
9
2-25
87l/2C
3-30
3-14
27 %c
tquar.)
3-
.
2-15
i
1
2-15
11c
3-
1
4-
1
3-15
Enterprises
Locks
Commercial
Ltd.
Paper
3-
3-11
lquar.)
Inc.
Corppo Shoe Machinery—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
./
preferred
Confederation
(quar.)__x
common
(quar.)
Life
1
3-
Association
i
Class.
2-15
3-
Duriron
2-15
,
S
150c
3-15
3-
6-15
6-
1
Quarterly"
J50c
9-15
9-
1
_
Quarterly "
Connohio,
Power
12-15
3-1
,
Co.
(quar,),.
^
10c
12-
1
Quarterly
1
3-20
4-
1
3-22
$3.50
4-
1
3-22
•
Common
7%
(increased
quar.)
preferred (s-a):.
Edison
Consolidated
_
of
Co.
N.
Y.
Consolidated
Consolidated Paper Corp..
Ltd.
Products
Consolidated Rock
Consolidated
Theatres,,
Consolidated
Water,
Ltd.,
Consumers
Glass,
Ltd.
Consumers
Power
1
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
20c
,
.
class
50c
3-14
3-
4-15
J40C
(quar.)
4-
5
3-
,
li5c
A
3-
5.20%
8
,
2-
$37 Vic
2-28
1-31
(quar.)
2-20
1-18
$4.16
preferred
$1.04
preferred- (quar.),
$4.50
$4.52
(quar.)
preferred
.
4-
$1.13
(quar.)
3-
1
'
'
$6
1
3+
1
2-25
2-
5
2-20
4-
1
~
Container Corp.
of America,
preferred
4%
Continental1 Baking,
So.50
preferred
Continental
$3.75
Can.,
pfd.
Casualty
Copper & Steel
Life
Continental
Oil
Cook
(Chicago)
preferred
preferred
Cornell-Dubilier
common
(G.
&
W.
H.)
.Quarterly
Quarterly
Inc.
1
2-11
1
2-11
3-15
4
2-25
s-u
2-25
30c
3-22
3-
4-15
3-22
(quar.)
3-
1
3-29
3-14
25c
4-
1
3-21
5c
3-
8
5-16
(Annual)
-
5-
Stock
1
S4
8-15
8-
$4
11-15
11-
1
2-20
2-
7
3-
1
1
2-20
50c
3-15
2-15
4c
2-28
2-14
Cork
&
Seal Co.,
Finance
Crown
Zellerbach
Co,
Crupj & Forster,
Inc.,
$2
pfd.
class
(quar.)
A
Corp., $4.20 pfd.
8%.-preferred
preferred (quar.)
$5
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(cuar.) '
$5
Erie Resistor
(quar.)__
.
•
$1.05
$2
iquar.)
1
3-30
Corp., common
3-15
preferred
4%%
Products
Fvans
pfd.
(quar.))
•
*r
___4_"
Ex-Cell-O-Corp. "(quar.)
28c
3-
1
2-18
4-
1
3-15
Faber, Coe & Gregg
$1.75
7-
2
6-14
Fafnir
$1.75
9-27
9-13
Stock
dividend
4
>
Cuban-American
preferred
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
2/2%
.87''2c
91.25
SI.25
.
'3-1
—
50c
4".J
4- ■• 1
3^11
85c
3- 1
3-15
2-15
100%
-
1
(quar.)
Fair
Bearing Co.
(The)
(see
(quar. )_:_4_—
The Fair;—
60c
.
-
,
f,-
'2-13
(quar.)
Grand
Union
Granite
Great
3-5
3- 1
3- 1
4- 1
4-.1
3-18
4- 1
4- 1
3-15
3-15
1-2
2-21
2-21
3-11
3-11
3- 4
3-15
3- 1
3- 1
2-4
35c
4V2%
$2
3-25
2-28
2-27
3- 1
2- 7
2-21
3-11
3-11
3-11
2-18
2-18
60c
3-11
2-25
2-21
3-27
2-18
2-18
1-25
2- 4
3- 6
3-15
2-15
30c
3-11
3-11
3-29
3-29
2-11
2-11
3-15
3-15
'
3- 1
2-19
75c
25c
3-18
2-22
2-21
2- 7
10c
2-25
2- 8
15c
4- 1
3-15
Dividends
13c
2-28
2*15
6c
9c
2-28
2-28
2-15
2-15
7c
10c
2-28
2-28
2-15
2-15
9c
9c
2-28
2-28
2-28
2-28
2-28
2-28
2-28
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
American
Class
A
(annual)
Great Lakes'Dredge &
Dock (quar.)
—
'
Extra
,
*
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)__
$1.20 preferred B
(quar.)
Great Northern Gas Utilities Ltd.—
Great Lakes Paper
Green
Northern Rv.
—
(quar.i
Industries (quar.)
Griesedieck
All
Brick
Fire
P.)
(A.
Gregory
Group
(quar.)—_—
(quar.)__
preferred
$2.50
Great
(quar.)
Co.
___;
Funds—
Fund—
Stock
Fund
Administered Fund
Fully
Institutional
General
Bond
Fund
Fund
Bond
Classes
—
Automobile Shares
Shares
Aviation
;
"
'
Electronics
Food
Electrical Equipment
Shares
Merchandising
Alining
-'
Machinery
Industrial
.
&
Shares—
Shares.
Railroad
♦
Bond
Railroad
Equipment Shares
Shares
Railroad Stock
Steel
Shares
Tobacco
Shares
Utilities
shares
Shs.
—
Shares
Shares
Shares
Petroleum
7c
"—,
Building Shares
Chemical Shares
'
-
Investment income.
Capital Growth
1
i40c
J30c
Securities, Inc.—
payments from net
Common
•
3- 4
2-15
162(40
(quar.)
Co.
Steel (quar.)
Life Underwriters—
City
2-15
3-15
3-15
20c
tl5c
50c
10c
15c
15c
$1.12%
10c
$1.50
12V;?c
5c
15c
75c
!
Inc.—1
Products,
2-15
3- 1
4- 1
4-12
$2.50
class A
8%
2- 7
>2»18
R.) & Co., common
Granco
2-13
-
<quar.)_^
8%
5-10
^- 9
(N. Y.). (s-a)
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
class B preferred (quar.)
6%
2-8
11-- 8'
3- 4
3- 4
2-13
-—
(W.
2-19
1-31
Co. (Wash.,
dividend
Grace
2-28
9- 1
12-> 1
3-15
-* 3-15
2-28
$1.25
$1.25
—
1.
National Bank
2-20
3-15
3-11
3- 1
6- 1
Sugar—
7%
1%
2- 8
40c
(quar.)
$1.75
Crystal Oil & Land Corp, $1.12
3-1
S1.12V2
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
(quar.)_4—
Erlanger
2-11
3-
—
Stock
2-15
2-15
20c
30c
20c
—
preferred (quar.)
Mills, common
$1.20
(s-a),_
2-22
2-22
;__
Government Employees Insurance
Grace
3- 1
$1.50
$2
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
Dairy
(quar.)
2-15
2-15;
3- 1
'60c
(quar.)__—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Gorham Mfg. Co.
(quar.)_;—
Gossard (H. W.) Co.
(quar.)__
C.)
2-15
.
56c
3- 1
50c
2-28
tf25oi u 3-21
2%
3-21
40c
3- 5
25c
2-21
10c
3- 1
35c
—
(s-u)
Ltd.
common
(quar.)_
60c preferred
preferred
Seal
D.
2-15
3- 1
55c
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Products Corp., class A
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)
Goldblatt Bros., Inc. (quar.)__T—
"
2-8
3- 1
27VsC
preferred
Brewing-,
4V2%
'
3-1
-
Gold Mines,
Shale Brick,
first
Goebel
2-28.
2-15
2-15
2-15
2- 6
2-20
3-20
3-20
2-15
2-8
2- 8
50c
RR.,,7% pfd.. (quar-)——
$5 preferred (quar.)
Co.,
Co.—
(quar.)——
(qunr.)
Co.
Glen-Gery
2- 4
3^21
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
2-22
3- 9
50c
4- 1
SI
'4-1
12'/2c * 3- 1
40c
3-1
$1.12'/2
3- 1
?25c
dividend
&
Railroad
$5
Co.—
—
pfd.- (quar.)
$2
Pittsburgh
Erie
Erie
2-15
3-
(quar.)—
-
Corp.,
Gillette
2-20
2-15
2-25
3c
—
Extra
Equity
1
40c
common
3-15
15c
25c
$1.25
$1.18:%
J75c
30c
preferred (qu^r.)_4
Equitable Credit 50c pfd.V(quar.)
Equitable Gas.Co., common (quar.)_
4.50%
preferred (quar.)_
Equitable Life-Insurance Co. of Canada—
2-21
$4
-
2-11
25C
Corp.,
4%
8
26c
.25c
Crown
—_—
Endicott-Johnson
2-18
-
25c
25c
___^
2-
'
2-15
1
3-n
convertible
Crown
(quar,).____
2-25
3-
75c
"
Sexton
Corp.
3+11
3-11
28 Vl»c
&
3-11
3-1
3-29
preferred (quar.)
Crompfcon & Knowles Corn, (quar.),,
4%%
2-15
3-293- 1
50c
National Watch Co. (quar.).
Industries ^quar,)
*
—
Empire District Electric, 5% pfd. (quar.)___
4%% preferred (quar.)
—
Empire Life Insurance Co. (Ont.) (annual)
Emporium-Capwell Co. (quar.)
(special)
Cribben
3-1
$1.34
$1.41 %
$1.37 V2
:
Emery
62Vic
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.—
Battery (quar.)
Elgin
t$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
preferred
"
'
__
Creamery Package
3-
25c
2
Corping. Natural Gas (increased quar.),',^
Coro, Inc. (quar)
Corroon & Reynolds, 31
preferred (quar.)
Corson
2-15
-
$1.10
4—
50c
;
(quar.)
Cosmopolitan Realty
3- 1
—
(quar.),
3333-
—
preferred-(quar.)
Portland Cement
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
Corp. (quar.)
Electronics Investment Corp.___
3-
6 2 Vic
:
Electric;
preferred
$5.25
1
1
1
1
$1.06l/4
$1.37J/2
&
Yclluwknife
2-15
Electrolux
25c
^
...
3- 1
15c
$1.02Vi
(quar.)
_____
preferred
Storage
F.lectrographic
I
1-23
$1.31%
(quar )
,
75c
quar.)
(quar.)
6 'Jo-
1
second
Electric
6
7-30
2-18
.
.
(increased
5%
2-
pfd.
preferred (quar.
$4.40
2-15
8-1
4- 5
4-5
2- 4
2-22
2-22
2-28
3-15
25c
;
(quar.)
Copp Clark Publishing Co. Ltd., pfd.
Copper Range Co. (quar.)__
Copperweld Steel, common (quar.)
„
I
1
(quar.)
Refrigeration
Copeland
3-
+$1.30
5- 1
5- 1
2-21
3-15
3-15
3-12
3-29
preferred {quar.)-:—
5.36%
preferred (quarv)__x——
5.65%
preferred (quar. )__i_
1
3-
100%
(quar.),,
Steel (quar.)_x-—.—
class A__4_
Natural Gas Co., 4.10%
5.50%
(s-a)
$1.75
$1.50
75c
J37'/2C
t25c
62Vic
5%%
3-15
3-
3-15
Corp.,
4i4%
x
2-25
1
4-
3-30
35c
•
Paint & Varnish, common
Corp.
8
?.1 %c
(quar.)_
Insurance'.(Toronto)
Cooper-Bessemer
8
3-
.
Industries—
(stock div.
$3 prior preferred
3-
1
Edo
El Paso
M.)
(G.
Giant
3-15
4- 1
Edgewater
7
3-15
933%C
(quar.),:;
Continental
4-
$1.12%
(quar.)
1
4-1
45c
1
L
(quar.)
common
Continental
preferred
50c
-
$1.37 %
Continental
5%
$1
(quar.)
common,
(quar.)—,,
2nd
conv.
25c
(quar.)
________
iquar.)
preferred
4,50%
common
(quar-.),
4- 1
—
—
Giant
7l/2C
—
'
Gold
3-8
3-8
'
(quar.)-____,
preferred
Co., 4%
convertible
5%%
„
4-1
»
—
;—
Co.
Mine, Imc.__
Giannini
(quar.)
—
Products
Oil
6%
3- 8
3-8
4-1
„
Ohio—
of
Co.
dividend.
Stock
Gerber
-
A,(quar.).i-'-v-V—
Telephone
Getchell
,
3-20
3-31
4-1
45c
53l/uc'
55c
59%c
' .
22V2C
62y3c
"
7- 3
10- 4
25c
par)
Mfg. Co.'
Class
7-15
10-15
2-18
2-15
3-29
•
.
—L_l.
Georgia-JPa/eif-io .Corp. »(quar.)
Getty
4-3
4-8
3-11
3- 1
50c
1
—
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
General Tire & Rubber (quar.)_______
4-5
.
$2
(quar;)_4--i_-_-Eddy Paper Co., Ltd. com. (initial quar,)—
.
3-
v
-
&
(quar.)__j_4_'_—
Corp; (Md. r—
preferred
preferred
$2.20
-4
•.
5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
General
2-20
2-21
5-1
5- 1
60c
25c
quarterly
preferred (quar.)—
5%
"
tl5c
15c
32Vic
25c
30c
—4
par
no
1
3- 1
3- 9
9334c
$1.25
tquar.)
4.75%
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Calif.—
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
2-11
2-11
3-18
3-15
3-15
2-15
2-15
—
—__
(quar.)_____.
Telephone Corp., common (quar.)__
General
2-15
:
divid.)
3- 1
3- 1
2-21
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-14
4-18
3-15
3-15
3- 5
2-28
60c
45c
12V2C
l'/2%
50c
(quar.);—
common
3-1
3-25
3- 8
3-15
3-15
3- 1
20c
Steel Castings
'4.40%
3-15
$1.50
$1.75
(siock
Co.
5-1
Outdoor Advertising-
4V4 %
3- 1
3- 9
4-15
'
„
preferred A (accum.)___—
preferred B (accum.)
$7
Eaton
1
3-
1
4-.
$1.12%
States
Eastern
,
quar.)
(increased
(both
preferred
$1,
4
Racing Assn.—.
Common
1
2-11
Co.—
Common
.
Corp.
•
4V2C
(quar.)
Motors.Corp.,
General
4
*
•
.
(quar.)__
Corp.
Gas
Merchandise
Increased
3- 1
3- 1
4-15
4- 1
4- 1
3-15
3- 5
tquai?;)
(quar.)___4__—
Corp. .(quar.):
Eastern
3-22
1
2-27
25c
(quar.)
Paper
preferred
Air:Lines
Eastern
Eastern
.
60c
&
Power
3-
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Interurban Water Co.—
preferred tquar.)—
...
—___—
7% preferred: (quar.)_4,
'—
East Sullivan Mines,.Ltd. (interim)
East Tennessee Natural Gas, com. (quar.)__
8N
25c
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
Paper
2-
25c
Electrodynamics
Consolidated Laundries
—
6%
3-15
60c
lquar.)_
x.
iji.
:
Louis &
''. East St.
4
._4_
:
—
Co.___,
General Plywood Corp.,
12 %c
12Vic
—
Quarterly.•
Foods
General
10%
$1
55c
12V3c
.
—
(quar.)__4--4__——4___—
(quar.)——_x_.
(quar.)__:
Co.
2-15
4-
(quar.)
Oil
Eason
Fireprooflng
.
div.)__.—
(stock
tquar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred fquar.)_-
2^21
-
Corp.,
common (quar.)
(quar.)
Electric, Ltd.—
dep; receipts ord, (interim)..,
Finance Corp.
(quar.)
$1
75c
25c
$1
37VaC
50c
34c
25c
35c
$1.75
$3.75
f
'
preferred
EaglerPicher Co.
Consolidated Dry Goods—
Consolidated
U
^
(quar.)__
General
3- 5
2-15
2-20
3-1
3-1
2-15
2-22
sCo.
General
,
-,3-8
V
'
-
4%
90c
preferred
Inc.,> 49c
t50c
56 V4 c
r
Connecticut
3-15
3- 1
3-11
3-15.
3-15
2-22 •
n___
(quar.)__,—
common
General
2-28
40c
2V2C
Co.;
(quar.i
General
2-27
15c
tqu&r,)-__4'__l—
General
3-214,
25c
2-13
2-21
4-23
4-23
2- ft
3- 5
2-15
3- 1
2-15
2-15
(quar.)
A
Acceptance
General
3-29
3-15
r————
3- 8
3- 1
3-15
5-, 1
—
Cigar Co.,
Amer.
2-15
(quar.)_____,——
(quar.X--i---.-vi
90., Inc.
Common
1
+50c
\
B
3-29
35c
2%
(quar.)__
preferred
General
3-12 *
-Eagje Fire Insurance (New Jersey)—
(Toronto)—
QUatrerly
"Quarterly
7%
3-11
pfeferredr(quar.)—
—_—,
$1.25
Hosiery Mills, class A (quar.),__15c
5%
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-13
(quar.)
(s-a)_:—
class
Service
General
50c
Durham
Loom
Brush,
General
40c
—35c
15c
the
Class. AA
Gas
preferred
common
Gardner-Denver
( 3- 1
—
2-21
3-15
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1 '
75c
$1.75
dividend
Garrett Corp.
3-15
-
Trailer,
of
Fuller
—,
Laboratories—
Film
3- 4
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.):
Fruit
_____—
(quar.)
partic pfd.
3-*20
3t?P
i
3
20c
.
A.
3."
(quar.)
RR. Co.—
preferred (s-a)
Stock
4- 1
Dunham-Bush, In#;, rcorn., (quar.) 4
% 2- 8
20c
U.
(quar.)
Bridge Works
Sulphur (quar.
Frontier Refining Co., 7%
45c
(partic.) _x__:
Duleny (John H.) & Son
>—
M. Dun &?Bradstreet (hrcr'eased)l,,;—
-2-11
2-27
31 Vic
____
Ltd.,
Drewrys
3- 1
3- 1
2-15
2- 8
2- 8
2-15
Freeport
50c
—4
Corp.,
60c
5
2-
1
3- 1
4- 1
4-15
'
——___—j—
Du-Art
3-15
'
Cone Mills Corp.,
$15c
$3
30c
—-—
(s-a).—_——
Driver-Harris Co.; (quar.),
20c
(quar.).—.
(quar.)
\
2-15
-3-1
25c
Ltd;4-:—
(quart)
—
20c
Shearing & Stamping
Corrfmoclore Hotel,
3-
J15c
■.
___•
(quar.)
'
1
3- 1
2-20
2-20
-:
w
2-15
5-1
60c
cl8ss.?A
Co.,
50c
5uc
50c
3-29
3-15
3-12
3-15
3-15
3- 1
$2.75
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Wayne & Jackson
2-14
2-15
2-15
2-12
2-12
l-oO
1-30
3- 1
3- 1
3-15
50c
8IV4C
60c
JS1.25
t$1.25
25c
4__—
Pitt
4%
2-15
2-20
2-20
3- 1
3- 1
Corp.—
—
Fort
Fruehauf
6-10
2-15
3-.1
3-1
3- 1
3- 1
3-15
30c
30c
60c
$1
(quar.)
Chemical
Fort
2-15
1-31
1-31
2-28
3- 1
J30c
15c
(quar.)__
4-15
11c
35c
z__
Colorado Milling & Elevator (quar.)
Carbon
(quar.)—
Combined
62V2C
20c
4%. pref. I quar;)
DreSser^Industries
(quar.)
Dravo
2-15
•
,*
A
(quar.)
Foster-Wheeler Corp.
2-15
6-30
5c
!
tquar.)
Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
B
2-15
3-11
17VaC
(quar.)
Motor
Class
3-1
.
2%
class B
(quar.)---.-™,
common
&
•
2-20
.
4.
convertible
3lUVo
,
—_____—
Rockaway RR.
&
Cneniical
Dow
'
3-
Columbian
.
2-15
62 Vic
(monthly)
Extra
x___;
Dover Industries,
•Dover
1
11c
Monthly
Monthly.
4'%;
.
3-1
50c
3- 1
2-22
2-22
-(quar.)_,_:
preferred iquar.)
Douglas Aircraft (quar:)
3-
(quar.)
Ltd.
$2
3-
.
Power
25c
preference (quar
(R. R.) <&* Sons-(quar.)____x..
Bros.,
Co.,
2-27
.'
' .3-11
i45c
40c
(qu&r.)._,
class
Stores,
1-31
<
$1.12%
(Initial)
Machinery
Ford
"
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
3-20
JS1.25
tl5c
t30c
(quar.)
Dorr-Oliver,^.Inc., common
8
42%Ce
_
(quar.)
Central
Combined
2-
87 %c
<quar.)L:
common
3-1
50c
(quar.)__
preferred
Colorado
Co.—
3Vi%
Co.,
Inc.,
preferred
5%
Donohue
5
.
(quar.).,
Colgate-Palmolive
Colonial
3-
B
$4 preferred
3-1
2 15
Ltd.—
—
Donnelley
**
1
4-
4- 1
6-1
2-28
39c
3-15
Co.—■
Corp.' (Chicago)
H.), Inc.
(M.
Flintkote
Food
2-15
10%
2-21
4-16
,
& Rubber
common
Class
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
2-21 '
3-15
$1.12%
guaranteed
Chemical
2-21
$1.25
+_
guaranteed;(quar.),,,,,
'7%- regular
Clorex
9
3- 1
(see
Stock
FltzsJmmons
2-15
15c
Extra
Co.—■,
(quar.)_•
Pittsburgh RR.
special
3-
*
2-11
3-
.
(quar.)
Dominion Bridge Co.; Ltd.
2-26
50c
*
;quar.)____
Electric Illuminating
Cleveland &
1
3-15
3-1
3-11
17c
Porter,
&
New
2- 1
3- 8
3- 8
2-15
;
preferred
3-1
4-10
3- 1
60c
preferred (quar.)__
Fishman
3-20
2-25
3-25
1-31
2-lff
2-15
283%c
Inc. (quar.)
(monthly)
pfd. (quar.)—
Marshall Field)
Co.-(Pa.)—
Stock dividend on com. and
3-21
2-26
10c
5uc
62'/2C
3- 1
3- 9
3-1
Assn.
(quar.)
Tire
Bank
Fischer
2-25
40c
H>c
(quar\)___,
&* Angro
Dominion
.
2-14
'
5%
(quar.)
preferred
2-21•
.
—
Oil 'Fields (monthly)
Investment Corp.,
Domingniez
3-12
3-30
10c
.
z
2+18
1
25c
brt'o preferred (quar.);
$4.50
.
$1.25
Clark Equipment, common
Cleveland
3-
Co.
Pepper
4V2%
.First
12-26
2-25
Dodge Manufacturing Corp.—•„
$1.66 preferred
(initial quar.)
Doeskin Products,'common (stock div.)—__
n
2-15 '
3-11
30c
(quar.)
Dr.
2-9
2-15
(Marshall)
Firestone
3- 4
3-11
,2-28,
3- 1
40c
_20c
4.60%
Board,
Paper
Flltrol- Corp,
2-15
2-8
2-4
2-4
2- 4
2-15
1-23
3-8
3-15
—
—
Field
2-21
6%
30c
—
(quar;>_?.—i—___i
Houses
Extra.
9-
1*
8
60c
(quar.)_.
(quar.).
Controller
2-
1
3-
Dobbs
2-18
3-
.
-
Federal
3rl5
2-15
2-15
2-15
12-31
-1-31
15c
(quar.)
Mortgage
Federal National
»
4c
,30c
.
,Federal-Mogul-Bower: Bearings
2-8
3-11
'4-1
2-23
^-28
2-28
^
Co.
Insurance
5%%
Investment income—.1
net
Cup Co.,' common (qualuf-^preferred (quar. k.____—
Federal
t
—__
Co.
Federal Glass
2-15
3-15
3-15
2-8
2-8
2-8
2-8
3-1
3-26
25c
Walt Disney)
(see
1 Distiilers
3-
5%
:
1
3-13-
SI
dividend)
(stock
Y. 1
1
3-
c
40c
,
(quar.),
(N.
City:Products Corp. (quar.)
City .Title,Ipsurancv iff. Y.t .(extra),
City Water Co. of Chattanooga (Tenn.)—
Claik
j
75c
.___
Stamping
Auto
12
(quar.
Machine,
Milling
preferred
Cinerama,
50c
...
—
for ord. reg (interim)
dep; receipts
Amer:
'
—
Cement (quar.)__
Quarterly. from
j
(stock dividend)..
Cement .-(quar.)—
Portland
.Diamond
-
____
(quar.)__
Portland
Dewey
2-11
,
Steel
Devonian Gas & Oil
2-15
3-
4-
„t30c
'
Stockyard (quar.)i_.
:___—
Bridge >(quar.)—
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
3-
75c
'v..
______
International;
Detroit
8
nC
(quar.)
(quar.)—
'(quar.),,—
(N. Y.), iquar;),:
Dentists Supply
<
—,
stock
debenture
8%
;
30c;
40c
40c
$2
25c
$1
25c
25c
$1.50
1%
,25c
(quar,)
(quar.)'
3- 5
4- 5
3- 5
3-4
3-4
3-4
3- 4
3- 1
3- 1
3-29
3-12
3-20
4'/2c
$3
_25c
62VaC
; 683%c
2-11
3-15
Co..
Corp., common (quar;)
5%
prefarred A (quar.)
;—
5Vfc % pfd. < (1953 series) (quar.)
Federal Asphalt: Products, (annual)
Federal .Compress & Warehouse
(quar.)
Extra
1
*
,,
Insurance
2- 9
•:
3-1
3-30
(quar.)—
Lite
—
Fedders-.Quigan
3-1
3--L
15c
37V2C
Shops
Farmer Candy
& ; Traders
Quarterly
2- 9
.3-1
<
25c ;
-
1
'Farmers
2-15
,
3-15
37VaC
Co.—
—
Voting common
t
1
RR.
Corp.—
Mtg., common A
5%
_
4%% preferred (quar.)
Chiqago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co.—,..
Chicago Corp. (Name changed to Champlin
Oil & Refining)—
Chicago Pneumatic Tool (quar.),
Corp.
Lines
Air
3-29
3-15
——
Western
&
(quar.)
50c
;—i
*
Chrysler
A
35c
—
Champion Paper & Fibre, common
S4.50 preferred (quar.
Channing Corp.* (quar.h.
J-.
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
Cab
Lackawana
3-15
■
(quar.)_,I
common
10c
Champlin Oil & Refining—
S3 convertible
preferred .(quar.)
Yellow
3-15
4-15
3-1
4-1
4- 1
3-1
3-1
3-1
3-1
4-1
3-1
Light,,common (quar.)
Valley Finance
Dennison
3-15
3
Co.,
40c
qaar.)_
Co. -{quar.)___
Chicago
&
..Delaware
$1-18
—
.
75c
9324C
12Cic
87,/2C
Si
60c
933/4C
933/4C
97VaC
37V2C
35c
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)",—
preferred-C:(quar.)
1
Delaware.
1
2-
$1.04
__
3- 1
preferred (quar.)—___—
7%'
Class
(quar.)__
dividend
Stock
Chain
Deere
.
1-31
2-28
(quar.^f—^^^Ll-J.-
Corp.
2-15+
1
2dc
—
(increased
Industries
de
3-
SI.16
(quar.)
4:75%
3.75%:
67 %c
(quar.) •
Cerro
3.75%
3-13
-
6erv.ce—
4.65%
Century
3-1 i
-
2-28
40c
;
5.40%
Public
25c
preferred nquar.'),',.,,,,,:
,
(quar.)
Co
Telephone Co.,
Central Vermont
% 3-30
8v«
Dayton Power &
3.90%
j
'
Corp.
4-1
Day-Brite Lighting:, (quar.)
3+18
____
(quar.)
West
South
4-1
$1
Corp., common:(quar.) •—
33,4% comrrroh preferred A (quar.)
2-20
$1.06%
*
Electric—
preferred
&
3-11
SI
•
iquar.)
Louisiana
4.50%
Central
15c
'
w
Fanny
Payable-of Xe*.
35c
(quar.)
Holder*
When
Per
Share
Extra
Fajaido Sugar
3-1
—
h
Dayton.<fc Michigan RR.,-common (s-a)_,—j...-
(quar. i_
preferred
Central
.12- 7
Co.—
(qu&r.)________.
3-1
.—
(quar.)
Dahlstrom -ivletallic Door'.Co.___i.
9-, 7
12-20
_
preferred
4.92%
•9-20
$1.25
—_—
(quar.)
4-1
$1
Dana
____
Strviee
Public
Illinois
4.25%
'
3-
(quar..
<quar.)_.
preferred
Extra-
3-20
)quar.)_
"
'
-
Morse & Co.
Fairbanks,
3- 1
6- 1
8-31
3- 5
3- 1
3-1.
9-15
3-20
3-25
15c
-75c
'
•
Name of Company
8
$1.25
B
Cominou
'
3-
h
—•
.1,'.—
$1.60 ;prdor
2-15
1
3-20
4-1
10c
10c
40c
-V-
—
3-15
10c
(quar.)
Apartments
Extra
8
S1.25
B
Central
2-
+
:
".
$1:25
5%
preferred
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
5$. .preferred
'
.
2-28
.
per..
When , Holder*
Share Payable o) Rec.
*,
"
>
jj
Quarterly
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
Curtis Mfg.", class A
(quar.) _a—
Cur tis Publishing Co.,. $4. prior pfd.
Co.—
Ry.
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred ?B (quar.)
5%
(annual):
4.73%,
Gas,
&
;
preferred
non-cumulative
•->„
Name of Company
i5c
Cattlli
13
(829)
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
-.
.
.
—
7c
6c
6c.
13c
12c
He
8c
3c
8c
13c
-16c
6c
9c
-
2-28
2""28
2-28
2-28
2-28
2-28
2-28
2-28
2-28
2-15
2"^f
2-15
2-15
2-J5
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2-15
x-15
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(330)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Trust
Guardiun
Consumer
Guardian
From
Gulf
Co.
Mutual
(,N.
Y.)
(stock
Finance
Corp.
Fund
Inc.—»
investment
net
divid.)_
Gas,
(quar.i
3-11
62,/aCi
Quarterly
Hackcnsack
Hahn
Water
Brass,
Class
A
Hajoca
Halliburton
Hamilton
Oil
Well
Hamilton
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Oil.
class
6%
preferred
Hallnor
Harbor
Co.
(quar.)
dividend)
8
Jefferson
Jefferson
Lake
5-
3
7%
3-15
2-21
Jewel
$1.12%
Corp.
(initial
Oil
Co.
Public
5%
&
Field
9
2-15
3-
1
2-
Kekaha
<te
3%%
Kendall
3-
1
2-15
3-25
2-28
6-25
5-31
Kent-Moore
2-l'5
4%%'
preferred
1-11
Kentucky
Stone
y2-21
4
3-
4
3-
2-14
1
2-20
3-
2-
preferred
6
2-15
Kress
6-10
5-17
Kerr
2-18
9
2-23
A
4-15
a
4-
Foods
Inc.,
preference
preferred
preferred
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
Fund
of
5
3-
2-11
3-
Water
&
preferred
'
(this
(increased)
&
8c
from
1
2-15
Cigar
Lake
3-
3-15
1
3-30
Lake
2-15
3-18
6-29
9-30
Machinery
International
Harvester,
net
7%
pfd.
12-30
3-20
3-
2-20
realized
Nickel
security
Co.
of
Canada
2-28
3-
4-
1
3-20
3-
D.i
g-
plus
this
2-1
Leslie
Salt
3_15
Libby,
2-15
9
3-
1
5V'4%
2-25
2-5
3-
1
3.20
$1.50
4-
1
2-11
2-21
2-
3-1
2-15
5c
7
2-
6
75c
3_
y
3-1
Class
$2.40
Loblaw
1st
rouar:i
preferred
com.
(70c
3-
25c
1
2-14
original
Lock
Cos,
B
class
A
quar.)
A
Joint
1
2-
1
4.
x
3_15
_*
-$Mo
4-1
4-
4-
1
1
•
3-15
Star
1
1
2-14
3-10
prelerred
Public
Stock
4.30%
preferred
Mohawk
Rubber
2-15
4-
1
3-15
Monarch
Machine
4-
1
3-15
Monarch
Mills
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
3-15
Monon
4-
1
3-15
Monsanto
3-12
2-28
3-
5
2-20
3-
5
2-20
3-
5%
preferred
60c
convertible
Morgan
4%%
Mount
2-20
2-15
1
2-
8
1
2-
8
9
2-21
1
2-15
3-
1
2-20
35c
2-28
2-
35c
3-
1
2-11
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
$1.10
4-
1
3-15
$1.15
4-
1
3-15
3-16
2-28
90c
18c
(Henry
3-
1
2-12
3-
8
3-
3-
8
2-15
3-12
37V2C
3-12
Mount
7%
3-
75C
1
34c
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
3-30
2-25
15c
4-
3-15
3-15
3-
30c
3-
2
2-18
15c
2-28
2-23
A
3-
Vernon
5-31
5-25
4-19
4-
3-15
2-25
20c
3-15
3-
;
$1.25
(quar.)
5«/4%
preferred
Murphy
iG. C.)
—
3-
1
2-
8
3-
1
3-
1
2-
6
3-
1
2-
6
3-
8
2-18
40c
$1
40c
3-
1
2-
4
2-28
2-11
3-
9
2-15
2-18
5c
3-12
3-
1
6-20
6-
3
30c
(quar.),.
2-28
37 Vic
$3.50
common
3-15
2-13
(quar.)
Nachman
Nashua
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp,
26 %c
class
A
2
2-
1
Bellas
2
2-
1
National
Biscuit
2-18
2-18
Co.
National
4'r
2-
6
National
Dairy
2-
6
National
Distillers
6
6
Common
V* %
4
Products
preferred
(quar.)
National
Food
3-
1
Products
3-11
45c
2-21
National
Oats
National
••
$1.75
5-
1
4-23'
$1.75
8-
1
7-23
$1.75
11-
1
10-23
3-15
3-1
35c
-
Screw
National
Shirt
&
-
•
3-15
1
3-15
Steel
1
2-18
3-15
2-15
50c
&
3-11
2-15
15c
3-
1
2-14
62 Vic
4-
1
3-18
20c
2-28
2-13
40c
4-
Castings Co.—
(quar.i
Mfg-
*
(quar.)—
Shops (Det )%quar.)__
National-Standard
1
$1.75
'
Co.
H
44-
Malleable
Quarterly-
2-15
2-
2-28
3-
National
6-20
1
137 Vic
Gypsum Co, $4.50 pfd. (auar.)
Lead Co, 7% .class A pfd, (quar.)
1
3-15
3-
3-11
$1.12%
National
'
tl5c
115c
National
3-21
2-11
2
(quar.),—
2-16
7-
$1
Grocers, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
3-19
1
2-18
3-
27 Vic
iquar. 1
National
4-
3-11
25c
Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada
National
$1
2-28
$1.06 V.
6
2-15
8
3-15
45c
6
'
5
2-
—,
2-
2-28
3-
2-28
Corp.—
,
2-
3-30
4-15
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
1
$1
2-28
50c
50c
1
$1
6
$1.75
3-
$1.50
2-
2-13
2-20
y3-i4
(quar.)
3-
Island)—
1
9
12 Vic
common
(s-a)
22-
3-
2-27
3-
Cranberry Association—
prelerred
1
1
8
30c
(s-aI
Co,
1
3-
2-26
5
50c
iquar.)
Hess
3-
1
3-
$1
iquar I
preferred (quar)
3-
3-
3-
35c
%
Aluminata
9
2-13
3-15
1
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—
Acme
9
2-13
3-
25c
(quar.i,,,,
3-15
50c
iquar.)
iquar.)
National
3-
t5ll/2c
"
2-15
$2.50
iquar.)
i37*2C
<
1
+$1.19
common
Co.
5:60c
-
1
3-
3-15
+
37 Vic
com.
(s-a)
Inc.,
15c
5
118%c
iquar.),
Ltd,
(quar.i
Mills,
National
3-
JlOc
.
1
25c
(quar.)
National
50c
:
1
2-16
$1.25
(accum.)
(quar.)
Lines
2-28
$1.10
(monthly)
2-27
2-27
$1.25
(quar.)
Quarterly
75c
common
2-28
3-12
1
/.
preferred
Co.
preferred
Munsingwear,
9
3-
iquar.l,
& Co,
1
preferred
Diablo
2-15
2-15
45c
quar.)
3-
3-
60c
-
2-20
1
9
Morgan (J. P.) & Co.
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen Co. (/uar.)
7%
(quar.)
1
3-
(quar.),.
Moore-McCormack
1
3-
3-
?5c
1-28
3-15
(quar.)
Transit Lines
2-20
-
2-15
3-
(quar.)
(quaf-. )' % '..l
1
(Springfield, Mass.)
Tool
Chemical
2-20
2-
America
Railroad, class
1
SI
<quar7)Jr—,——_"
1
3-
;
of
(quar.)
3-
si
(quar.
1
2-
;
2-28
90c
preferred
2-
1
(quar.)
Monterey Oil (quar.
Moore-Handley Hardware Co..
Co
Insurance
Semi-annual
Quarterly
2-28
1
25c
1
2-18
3-15
8
25c
3-
2-11
2-18
40c
;
Molybdenum Corp.
2-26
2-15
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Monarch Life
1
1
$1.07 «/2
Co,-common
2-15
2
2-
3-
3-14
3-
„_i.
(quar.),,
Utilities
2-15
3-
(quar.i
preferred
Angeles
iquar.)
common
4-
20c
non-cum., preferred
2-20
Motor Finance Corp. (quar.i
Motor Wheel Corp. (quar.),,,,
(quar.)
non-cum.
1
2-28
3-12
preferred
Missouri
5%
Service,
1
42c
non-cum.
3-
dividend
1
30c
(quar.)
Baltimore .Hotel—
4
3-16
3-
this
—
4
3-
«•
4-15
$1
20
—
3-
1
iquar. 1
3-
redemption
...
1
4-
B
Missouri
2-25
50c
(quar.)
;
4
4-
$1.37 Vi
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
4;40% preferred (quar.),,
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co, common
2-14
3-
52%c
(monthly)
Gas
4
1
$1.27 %
Regulator
$1.50
7%
Los
3-
40c
Led,
4
3-
4-
Mississippi Power,
3-20
25c
(increased
3-
1
5c
(quar.)
50c
Co.
3-19
1
10c
iquar.)
preferred
15c
7%
*•
1
4
$1.25
t25c
7%
3-15
3-rs
1
4-
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
'
2-15
3-
$1.31 Vi
common
8%
82lic
2-15
3-
3-29
37 Vic
11 Vic
3-15
$1 08%
1
8
3-14
4-
I
preferred
Class
6
3-
4-
1
J51l/2c
1
Lord
1
3-
45c
(quar.)
Pipe Co.,
Common
1
(quar.)
$5.10
9-13
1
4-
95c
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)a,,,
„•
Minnesota Power & Light
Co, com. iquar.)
20%
(quar.)
(Rhode
4-
i-
(initial
2-
20c
preference
Finance
preferred
2-1
preferred
6-14
12-
Co.—
+]0c
8%
4-1
Gas
9-30
12-20
20c
2-20
3-
6-14
6-28
30c
;
5%
3-15
7-15
168%c
(quar.)
Minneapolis-Honeywell
30c
iquar.)
B
Co,
3-15
3-1
Products
3-
1
2-15
5
3-29
75c
2-11
1
3-
30c
3-11
-
iquar.)
3-
40c
5%
4
2-20
30c
Mining Corp. (annual)__
Minneapolis
8
3r
3-15
Illinois—
2-20
8
(quar.)
preferred
Groceterias
1
Lone
of
-Extra
(Wash.. D. C.)—
capital
3-15
1
Food
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
2-14
%
Railroad
guaranteed
4-
(quar.45c
'
J
class
Corp.
37Vic
iquar.)
Mineral
1-30
2-
(quar.)
Preferred
2-15
2-15
2-21
(quar.)
533/ic
(increased
(quar.
1
iquar.)
Telephone Co.
35c
Virginia
gQc
com.
(quar.)_,_,
preferred
3-
Local
1
2-15
1
35c
of
Co.,
preferred
2nd
iquar.l,,,,
Iowa. Power & Light, com.
*
3,30% preferred (quar.)
&
Miami
Loblaw
2-5
+25c
Mickelberry's
preferred
States
3-
2-
3-25
50c
6%
25c
Extra
2-13
50c
issue
4-
2-15
2-20
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
Link-Belt Co. (increased quar.)
$4.30
23c
2-25
5c
(quar.)
Co.
Service
Special
Intcrprovinclal Building
Credits,
Ltd
interprovincial Pipe Line/Ltd.
(incr. s-a)__
Intertype Corp. (quar.)
Iowa Electric
Light &.
preferred
(Eli)
Little
2-28
(entire
1-29
62
common
2-15
$1.62 »/2
2-13
aoc
Libby,
2-15
1
2-22
$1.11 */4
(tj^ar.)
$0.0766
n- ar.)
&
1
(quar.)
4.45% preferred (quar.),
Meyer (H. H.) Packing Co.—
5V'2%
...
,
Iowa-Illinois Gas &
Electric,
Co.
33-
$1.08%
preferred
2-15
f$l
Feb.
1
preferred series B (quar.)
Middlesex Water (quar.)
(quar.)_
to
2-
96 Vic
2-11
(quar.)
plus
1
(quar.)___
pfd.
12-31
-
for
3-
1
97 Vic'
3-15
12 Vic
share
1
87'/2c
4.35%
f$l.75
per
2-
pref,- (quar.)
common
3-12
10c
called
1
30C
13%c
I
Common
3-15
3-11
(7^e
Corp,
1
5c
$51
Plantation
Lincoln
2-18
>35c
_
Power,
Issue
preferred
Insurance
Lihue
5y2%
4-
4-15
(quar.)
1
3-
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Liggett Si Myers Tobacco
1-24
Ltd,
2-20
(quar.)
Cement
at
McNeill
3-
3-
Co,
Thermit
preferred
5-
1
2-
3-
30c
3.90%
2-26
2-28
1
3-14
4%
2-12
3-12
3-
65c
iN. Y.)
(quar.)
(increased quar.).
Scott
1
$1.25
Convertible
3.30
April 1 at $33
dividend).
Convert¬
1
preferred
20
3-1
9
&
3-
...R1.75
(quar.)
entire
Feb.
on
Assurance
3.80%
(quar.)
3-15
(quar.),,
Sons
&
Portland
ferred.
1
150c
35c
preferred
1
,
2-14
3-15
3-20
25c
3.85%
4-
(quar.),
2-28
3-29
20c
(o.uar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co,
25c
8
$1
4
6V2%
3-
15c
3-
SOc
Valley Coal, $3 non-cuin. 1st pl'd.
Lehigh Valley RR. (quar.i
Leonard Relineries, Inc., 6% convertible
pre¬
2-15
6
12-28
$1.18%
3-15
40c
——
Lehigh
1
3-
2-15
1
12-28
2-28
50c
(quar.)
2-20
•
:
Leetronics, Inc.
y
3-20
2-28
62V2C
—
(quar.)
15c
Company (quar.)
(James)
Lily
(quar.),,
convertible * preferred
called for redemption on
Metal
$1.50
Inc.
common
9-21
1
$1.40
4*35%
Co.,
G.)
preferred
6-21
+65c
(quar.)
8
3-
3-29
30c
8
&
2-21
8
15c
.
3-
(quar.
Cady Co. (quar.)
3
7.
2-28
3-
140C
Quarterly
3-28
2-20
6'/4c
Quarterly
3-
Ltd., class A
(R.
3
3-
8
2-18
1
:
7-
Ltd.—
International Silver Co.
(quar.)
International Utilities, common
4.30%
B
10-
2-1
4-
3-11
40c
lV/%
Inc.
1
dividend
6
Middle
(quar.)
8
2-
*
12c
(quar.)
2-
1
3-
Sl.OG'A
):$!
Jones,
Lees
3-1
Ltd.
J25c
3-21
2-25
Stock
3-
America—
com.
12-31
3-15
quar.)_.
5%
quar.)
2-18
(quar.)
Stores (quar.)
4-15
income
<Initial
14c
110c
(quar.)
25c
30c
(quar.)—__
(H.
com.
(increased)
Mines
A
Merritt-Chapman
2-15
6c
from
com.
Candy Shops,
3
9
2-25
40c
—
Inc.
Secord
4-
3-
3-15
3-
Co.
1
(increased)__
Inc.
Year-end
1
Merchants Fire
50c
(quar.)
dividend
Tourneau
Les
3-20
Mengel
Mercantile
4-
(quar.),,
H.),
Bryant,
$2.50
3-15
2-
2-18
4-
dividend)„
2-15
30c
30c
(stock
3-15.
2-25
(increased)
Co.
B
1
20c
—
3-31
(s-a)_.
Quarterly
Mersey Paper
—
(quar,)
District Power,
preferred
Lee &
sale
share
the
Leath &
2-15
.'4-10
Mfg.
28V8C
(quar.)
$1.06 %
8
Corp.—
2-20
1
2-15
2-20
re¬
(quar.)
preferred
3-
$20c
Extra
2-15
1
4-20
10c
Power. Ltd.
(quar.i,
International Resistance
(quar.)
L
International Resources Fund
(3c
from net
investment income plus 33c from
accumu¬
lated undistributed
profits rfom the
Menasco
&
preferred
Lane
Life
(quar.)
International
2-15
(quar.)
new.
<M.
2-18
$1.75
Quarterly
1
Shoe
50c
Lamson <fc Sessions, common
(quar.)
4.75% convertible preferred A
1
and
orofits),
International Ocean
Telegraph Co.
International Petroleum, Ltd.
ible tc April
of
Stock
1-25
3-29
$1
(quar.)___
3-
32c
2-28
(quar.)
preferred
25c
Co., 60c pfd.
Lams ton
12-18
25c
income
4%
(quar.)
Extra
investment
4%%.
3-15
$1.18%
Champagne iquar.)
Woods
Milling Co., Dtd.—
22c
Investors—
Melville
3-15
1
5
2-15
from
gains
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)!
Wines
dividend.
(quar.i
2-15
1
(quar.)
Laboratories
9-I81
$1
(quar.)
4
4-
1
2-
2-25
i$i.i2y2
Robbins
25c
($0.0326
Lakeside
in¬
security profits)
3-
4-
Ltd,
common
preferred
4-
$1.12Vi
dividencty
Co.
Superior
5%
6-18
553
Machines
International
securities
Heater
7%
2-15
4V'4%
4
&
Corp,
50c
Salle
3-29
3-
&
Porcupine
McKesson
Mead
60c
La
2-28
3-12
1
25c
2-11
2-28
3-15
H.)
2-11
1
20c
$1
35c
Business
International
International
3-
3-
3-29
87tic
.'
Annual
Kvsor
t
3-15
20c
(F.
3-
2-28
McCord Corp, common
(quar.),,
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
McGravv
2-28
$1.91
Corp
International
from
2-11
5-15
1
Oil
2-25
3-11
Extra
Mclntyre
3-15
75c
from
(14c
Mathews Conveyer (quar.),
Maule Industries (increased
5-15
Lehigh
common
2-14
5-15
Consolidada (S. A.) American pfd. shares
20c
arrears)
1
1
La
58c
(s-ai
from
2-11
1
20c
Steel Co. (quar.),.
Institutional Foundation Fund
Iron
1
$1.20
clears
3-
1
preferred (quar.),,
Kuhlman Electric, 5%% pfd. A
(quar.)
Knights Life Insurance Co. of America—r
2-11
33-
12 Vic
payment
Master
6-
7%
2-11
3-'1
.•*■■■
(stock
preferred
Class
Inland
inc.
1
Corp.—
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
vestment
3-
8
Le
.
2-14
6-
1-31
15c
—
1
Kresge (S. S.) Company (quar.)
Kroger Co., common (quar.)
Lawson
common
3-
McColl-Frontenac
2-15
3-11
50c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Electric
6-14
1
10c
preferred
$1.08%
2-20
25c
Corp.,
4'/2%
Harris-Ferguson
3-
30c
(special
$1
Glass
Laura
Share
2-14
6-
3-15
6-30
I
25c
capital
$1
—,
3-30
125c
(quar.)
Trust
long-term
1
—$1.05
125c
$16.25
sulting from portfolio transactions during
1956 payable in cash or stock)
——$1.12%
1
2-
Investors
realized
3-
5-15
from profits)—
Insurance Co. of
20c
>
Silica
preferred
3-11
35VVc
35c
(quar.)—
&
$0,874
net
Massey,
1
2-28
t
1
6-
Koehring Company,
3-
common
3-
$1
Knudsen Creamery
2-19
Co,
3-20
2-14
8
(quar.)
1
—
1
3-11
12Vi%
Common
4.80%
and
Knox
&
common
Massachusetts
2-15
2-14
2-11
3-11
&
Inc.
3-
5-15
3-
2%
(quar.)
Development
nfd.
1
3-11
Boston—
Indianapolis Bend
Common
1
$1.25
——
Gas
2-15
(Annual)
$1.25
(37c year-end from net
long-term gains &
21c fiscal year-end from net
Investment
Income!
1
1
1
preferred
common
Fund
Knights Life
5
$1.25
(final)
33-
1
3-
35c
3-11
1
3-
'
Quarterly
3-
(quar.),—,
Production
5
$1.25
Telephone Corp.,
Bros.
7-
SOc
Hydrometuis, .Inc. (stock dividend)—,,,
Idaho Power, common (increased
quar.)
Imperial Tobacco Co.- of Great Britain
2-14
3-
3-15
35c
preferred (quar )_,,
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance—
3-
2-28
6-
3-15
45c
(quar.)_,
Herrington,
3-11
95c
(monthly)
preferred
7-
30c
(quar.)
ordinary
1st
4-
12 Vic
(quar.)
Marshall Field
(quar.)
Co.
&
Knickerbocker
12 Vic
(quar.)
8
$1.12%
60c
iquar.)
3-
—
20c
<quar.)
1
————;—
2-25
.Manning. Maxwell & Moore (quar.)_
95c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Fund
7-15
3IV4C
preference series A (quar,),
Huttlg Sash & Door, common (quar.
5%
H.)
7-15
32c
5%
5%
(S.
4-15
31 Vic
common
4-
(quir.)
Cement
Income
6%
:
Marinon
25c
Portland
4.80%
5
5c
(quar.)
8
—.—.i—$1.08%
prior
Keyes Fibre Co.,
2-11
60c
^
3-
40c
convertible
Keystone
2-28
35%c
Hugoton Gas Trust—Units
Hugoton Production (quar.),
per
4Vi%
*
Ltd.—
(quar.)
5-
35c
Land Co. (quar,),^
Kerr-Addison Gold Mine, Ltd, (quar.)
Kcrr-McGee Oil Industries, com, (quar,)
$1.06'/4
(quar.)
Mailory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.)
Manhattan Shirt (quar.)
1
County
25c
,
3-
4-
(quar.)—,,,
common
(quar.),
Kentucky Utilities,
50c
Co.,
2-21
3-20
1
3-18
3-15
3-29
dividend
shares (quar.)
shares (quar.)
Co, 5% pfd. (accum.)__
RR.
Corp.
2-25
4-15
priority
Marathon
3-15
59 %c
priority
2-21
(quar.)
Oigamzaiion
2-15
2-
Convertible
Convertible
4-17
2-15
37V2c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
3-11
6
7
5
30c
stock
Maine
59%c
(quar.),,——_—
1
King
_
C
common
3-10
t$1.25
preferred
Co.,
1
2-27
after
3-
Central
8
2-
3-
50c
2-21
8
2-
2-25
5%
$1.05
(quar.),
2-20
3-27
2-19
2-28
25c
,
3-29
$1.03:/a
(quar.)
Co.
$4.50
Kern
5
(quar.)
3-11
—
common
preferred
Kenhametal, Inc.
3-
3-
120c
:—
Co.
C.)
Corp,
1
(quar.)
preferred
50c
Smelting
2-25
(R.
3-11
—
(quar),—*—
Co.
Kelsey-Hayes
3-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
50c
(quar.),,
Kellogg Company,
8
50c
(quar.)
&
preferred B
Industrial
Sugar
2-15
20c
Refining
Mining
1
•
2-15
50c
(quar.)
3-
(increased)
1
35c
!
Mailman
quar.)
Co.
3-
12 Vic
„v,
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
!
Industrial
Drug
3-1
35c
Hudson Pulp & Paper,
$1.41
2nd pfd.
•
3-
$1.25
Quarterly
:
2-15
25c
____
Oil
Bay
of
1
200%
Extra
5Vic
Kawneer
(45c
Co. .(quar.)
Humble
(4 Vic
Katz
2-15
31c
(quar.)
Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
Interlake
2-15
1
30c
(quar.)
Stores
Ireland,
preferred
$1.18%
Co.,
Mahon
Light—
(quar.)
preferred
1
50c
(quar.)..
2-28
35c
—
(quar.)—,,:—
preferred
3-
3-
2-25
35c
common
payment
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.i
3-
.
common
Hudson
6%
3-18
1
9
dividend
22Vic
—
preferred
20c
15c
(quar.)
6Vi %
4%
&
(initial
preferred
4*2%
(quar.)
4.80%
4-
100%
common
Indiana
3-
2-15
Power
common
3.80%
(quar.)——,,
(quar.),,
Vegetable Parchment Co.
City
New
40c
A
Indiana
1
$1.09%
pfd.
Power
Class
Income
3_
6
4.35%
___
5%
2-27
12 Vic
(quar.)
Material
common
Hunt
Kansas
2-
8
$1.06Yt
B
5%
2-25
3-11
50c
Class
5.70%
preferred
Kalamazoo
to
Houston Terminal Warehouse & Cold
Storage
Class A common
tquar.)
5.12%
4'/a%
4-
2-12
2-28
3-
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
Company (quar.i——1.& Chemical, com.
(quar.)
preferred
4-19
3-
15c
Car Corp. (quar.)
Trucks, Inc.—
62'Vac
—
2-28
(quar.)
50c
Aluminum
4Va%
preferred
3.80%
preferred
(quari)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.20%. preferred (quar.)__
dividend
Hubinger
P.
4%%
5
_i
1
3-11
Ltd, class B (extra)
common
35c
(quar.)
2-20
quarterly,:
Oil
B
V,
Kaiser
3-1
50c
Service
Lighting
Increased
4%%
K.
A
2-J5
(quar.)
Mack
35c
3-
25c
4'/4%
87'/ac
common
(quar.)
(N
Y.),
Horn & Hardart
Housatonic
Class
1
preferred
2-15
__
2-20
93%c
3-20
dividend)
3-11
4%%
Products
Bloedel,
40c
(quar.),,,_
1
3-15
(initial)—
common
15c
common
2-28
(quar.)
Magor
1
(quar.)_____—,—_____
Steel,
2-25
(quar.)
1-25
3-15
4-
—
2-
65c
(quar.;__
new
Sports
Stock
1-25
1
$1.25
(quar.),
Johnson
<fc
2-21
2-21
4-
3-15
—
20c
—
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
12'/2c
(increasedi
preferred
Howard
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
Co. (stock
&
Electrochemical,
Stock
(s-a)
common
62ViC
(quar.)
E. 1
Mfg. Co.
Houston
Co.,
;
—
MacWhvte
Initial
—
4.35%
.
4-15
$1.25
common
2-18
(quar.)—
4-30
(quar.)—
Sulphur,
(quar,)—
common
Co,
$1.20
2-28
(quar.)
Macmilian
MacGregor
Corp.—
(quar.)
25c
>
—...—_
8
3c
4.20%
(quar.)...
3-
of Rec.
3-12
2-15
15c
2-15
changed
MacMillan &
3-29
13%c
-r—
(quar.i,——
A
& Laughlin
5%
2-11
48%c
_—
2-15
10c
(quar.i,—
145c
(Charles
Houston
Jones
4-10
3-
10c
(quar.)
....
2-15
3-
—_—
iquar.)
1
quar.)
A
preferred
(Henry)
$4.25
2-
4-30
3%
,
(name
3%%
8
2-28
70c
—————
3-
8
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
2nd
Honolulu
2-
15c
Quarterly
Hooker
2-28
,,
pfd.
3-
Holdert
$1.25
,
(quar.)
32c
5%
preferred
preferred
Johnson
3-8
——
Hinde & Dauch Paper (Canada) Ltd.
Holt
4-1
—-
5% preferred B (quar.)
Hilton Hotels, common (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Hobart
2-21
2-18
4-13-8
—
3.90%
preferred
Heywood-Wakefield Co.,
Hires
3-15
3-15
37 Vic
$1.06V'4
——
„
iquar. 1
Telephone <N. Y.)
Tea
Co,
Corp.
44c
(initial)
Electric
2-8
5-15
Newport Chemical Corp.—
preferred
1st
3-
3-1
1$1.25
25c
(quar.)
Chemical
Common
5%
3-26
122Vic
(quar.)___.„—
Cement
$4.37Vi
60c
(quar.)
—
3Vi%
prelerred
(quar.i.
Pineapple Ltd., common
preferred A
(quar.)
Heyden
1st
5%
(quar.)
Light,
Mining Co.
Heyden
5'%
2-8
62V2c
iquar.)—
Electric
Hercules
3-12
1
15c
Hawaiian
5%
1
3-
—$1
Corp.
(stock
Chemical
Haughton Elevator
Hecla
4-
50c
—
Lynch
23c
(quar.)
com.
Lunktnheimer
Machine
+20c
—____—,
2-15
2-15
—
Common
(quar.)
Refractories,
Plywood
Corp.
Hartlord
Jaeger
3-
(quar.)
Payable
—
& Sales
3-
(quar.),
Jamestown
—
Harsco
Hart-Carter
1
(quar.)——$1.50
Ltd.a.—
(4c
Mines.
Harsh aw
5-
Mfg.
Mfg.
2-15
—___—.
B (quar.)————.
preferred (s-a)
5%
3
Ludlow Mfg.
RR.
When
Share
Nashville
35%c
preferred
dividend
35c
__
Class
Haribson-Walker
Jacobsen
3-12
<quar.)____
A
1
1
—.—
preferred (quar.)
Hancock
2-
1
(quar.)
Paper, common
preferred (quar,)
4Vi%
1
6-
2-15
&
Magnavox Co,
Plastics
3-
„—.—
Hammermill
4%%
3-15
3"
E.
4-
.
common
1,
J.
50c
(quar.)
Watch,
4-
3-
2- 3
125c
Cementing Co.
Ltd., common
Co.,
3-11
Louisville
(quar.)
(quar.)„
common
convertible
Stock
—
Cotton
55c
Ltd.
(quar.)_
-T_
(resumed)
preferred
8-19
*30c
(quar.)—
(quar)
common
(quar.)
Corp.
5%
Co.
Ltd.,
preferred
30c
preferred
I
.
Utilities, common
preferred (quar.)„
Inc.;
2-15
$1.05
Southern
Ironrlte,
Per
3-
97 lac
%
$1.76
2-15
9
iquar.)
$1.16
.
4.64%
Co.,
9-
iquar.t,,-
preferred
Monday, February 18, 1957
.
Name of Company
20c
iquar. 1
4%%
5-20
1
of Rec.
.
Holdert
Payable
(quar.)
93%c
preferred
preferred
Iowa
2-18
6-10
S1.25
iquar.)
common
When
Share
Service,
4.20%
2-28
3-
(quar.)
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
.Quarterly
•
3-18
50c
preferred
Power
3.75%
7
30c
$5
Gulf
2-
$1.25
(quar.i—
iquar.)
Corp.
2-28
2-21
12V2c
,
common
Per
Public
3.90%-
preferred
Oil
lov.&
..
-$5
Gulf
.
Name of Company
1-23
3-10
10c
common
6% preferred
(quar.)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.,
of Rec.
2-21
IVic
income
Interstate
Holdert
Payable
20%
tquar.)
,
When
Share
Name of Company
Guaranty
.
Co.
-
fquar. r_,2_jr_'
(Continued
on page
50)
L
3-15
Volume
Number 5613
185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(831)
Stock Record ®> New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADIRG
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISYED STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1956
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories
6
37% Dec
YORK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
45% Apr
6
37% Feb
12
41% Jan
11
7
98
Jan
28
99% Jan
17
4 7c
14
11
Dec
4
14% Jan
9
11% Jan
2
12% Jan
28
ABC
5
Vending Corp
55
Oct
1
67% Jan
3
58 % Jan
2
64
Jan
9
ACF
Industries
14
Apr
10
11
98% Dec
23% Dec
6
19
31
Adams
4
24% Jan
2
27% Jan
11
Adams-Millis
Addressograph-Multigraph
11% Apr
19
Feb
12
139% Jan
18
12% Feb
12
14% Jan
7
132
July 17
3
22% Dec
31
20% Jan
14
25% Feb
9
52
Dec
10
50% Jan
4
9
190
Dec
13
46 % Feb
176% Feb
13
Feb
15
185% Jan
8
155
Nov
9
163
Mar 14
2% Dec
13
4% Feb
~2%
8
13
19% Jan
Alco
17
Dec
111
Dec
14
117 % Jan
19
112% Feb
6
Jan
8
16% Dec
21
23% Feb
6
15% Feb
12
17% Jan
7
23
74
Feb
12
77% Jan
14
5% Feb
11
7% Jan
4
Dec
31
88% Jan
6% Dec
31
10% May
241% Sep
14
77
7
Dec
Jan
23
Nov
30
12% Dec
5
4
17
110
117 % Mar 27
5
30
102
Jan
13
16
May
64% Dec
18 % Jan
12
Feb
12
117% Jan
29
63% Jan
2
11
104% Jail
4
Jan
25
13% Jail
13
4% Jan
17
Inc
14%
14%
14%
32%
32 Va
'32%
32%
32%
6,000
24
24
24%
24 Va
24%
10,700
*26%
27
27
26%
26%
26%
*26'A
26%
10
1
,—1
Corp
4
40% Feb
14
44% Jan- 7
Allied
3
77
37 V* July 25
104% Nov
8
1% Dec
28
Dec
31
28
24
3% Jan
Dec
„
22
4
28
Jan
18
2
29
% Jan
16
104% Feb
12
124% Jan
4
Feb
13
66% Jan
15
24% Jan
Jan
9
61
26% Mar 16
10
36
108
18% Feb
98
Feb
Feb
31% Jan
-1
7
7
Jan
26
27 % Mar
8
31% Oct
29-
May 28
70% Jan
9
23% Aug
1
47%
118
95% Jan
Feb
12
Jan
2
6%
19% Jan
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Petroleum Corp-l—No par
Amer
22
convertible preferred
100
American Bakeries Co com—No nnr
3%%
Dec
11
104% Feb
12
23
4% %
Jan
15
American
Jan
2
14
21% Dec
20
19% Jan
7
4% Dec
31
7% Mar 12
4% Feb
110% Jam»
13
3
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
21% Feb
19% Dec
Jan
11
6%
Amer
4
4%
Amer
Oct
24% Jan
20
5%
5% Jan
common
Shoe
Brake
Co
Inc
39% Jan
3
49% Feb
11
56% Jan
American
Chain
&
&kYt Dec
3
Jan
b
53 % Jan
25
57
Feb
American
Chicle
Dec
13
37% Apr
.9
27
Jan
3
31% Jan
American
35
Dec
28
35
Jan
2
39% Jan
'100
Feb
14
84
Jan
8
92
66 % Feb
132% Feb
12
79% Jan
2
15
156% Jan
3
28% Jan
18
61
Jan
23
126
Jan
24
79% Dec
157
26
26
Dec
Go
13
48 Va Jan
10
30% Dec
14
26% Jan
9
31% Feb
1
27
16 % Apr
5
14% Feb
6
16% Feb
15
2
34% Feb
14
38
Jan
17
Feb
11
23% Jan
2
31
143
31
96
Dec
4
Aug
7
14% Mar 21
102
July
21
97% Feb
1
5Vt%
12
37% Jan
2
55% Jan
12
28 % Feb
0
28
Feb
13
99% Feb
6
21% Feb
13
25% Jan
15
3
59
14
7
3.90%
40%
40%
49%
50
50%
55
55 V*
56%.
56%
28%
28%
*28%
28%
28%
*35%
36%
*35 V#
36%
93%
*91%
93%
4% %
preferred
4%
1,800
22%
17,500
200
20
4%
6,800
40
40%
31,600
41'/a
40%
41
51%
50'/a
51
2,400
57
56
56%
4,500
28 V,
28%
29
800
36'A
36
36%
400
94
36%
*92
92
92
•19%
4%
106
92
92
30
68
29,400
2,600
Metal
com
2
20
convertible preferred
American
Molasses Co
1
American
Motors
5
American
31
3
Corp.
Natural
American News
10%
25
Co
Gas
No par
Co
22%
*24%
*15%
5%
60%
30%
20%
;
26 %
26%
34%
35%
'*20
20%
68
%
135
26'%
35
20 %
66%
69
136'A
26%
34%
20:%
132%
27
27
'
34%
20%
34%
20'/a
134%
2,500
27%
2,900
500
207/a
1,200
127%
127%
128
128
132
134
1,700
118%
121%
118%
120%
122
124
121 %
123
3,200
10%
*10%
10%
10%
•10%
96
*95%
96
95%
97
*98
14%
14%
14%
14%'
2,400
15%
15%
15'/a
15%
4,500
10%
14-%
14%
14%
14%
15%
15%
13%
15%
15%
33
67%
134
123
*95%
♦98
%
31%
*81%
*98
100
100
32%
31%
33%
84
81
81%
*10%
33%
33%
34
•80
83
*80
41
•98
100
*98
300
10%
80
100
100
34%
23,100
120
82%
%
41%
41%
41 %
1,500
25
25%
9,600
42%
42
42%
41%
42
25%
23%
24%
24%
25%
x25%
25%
98%
98%
97
97
*96
99
98%
98%
22\'a
22%
21%
22%
22%
22'A
22%
23
25%
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
•24%
15 Va
*15%
99%
*97
34%
67
133
14%
42%
23%
100
Products
26
67%
137
122
96
*81%
2
Jan
20 %
84
11
31% Jan
35%
100
*
66 %
*133
26%
*98
32%
common.No par
Co Ltd
preferred
American
5%%
17
0»',a
134
14%
15%
common—7
Fdry
Jan
%
401tt
49%
100
Mach &
6*8 Jan
64
Feb
29% Jail
40%
35%
10%
*95%
100
preferred
prioi
2
4
11
17
21%
20
54%
121%
Metal
23% Feb
16
22%
49%
120
Amer
44% Jan
26% Jan
22
40%
_1
Machine & Metals——-No par
21
7
22%
42%
106
55
No par
Amer
Jan
11
21%
43
50
Products
Co
31
41
21
70% Sep
33% Dec
4
7
Jan
22%
20
23%
24%
106'/a
40 %
1?6
American
5% Jan
42%
40
10
Hawaiian SS
noncumulative
Jan
15% Jan
23%
106%
28%
20
preferred—100
American International Corp
1
American Investment Co of 111
1
6%
9
31-% Feb
25
II,700
42%
106
40 Va
Ice Co common
95
3
87,500
43%
24%
42
106
15,900
11
5
24%
22 %
23
42%
35
21
27
110
40%
130
American
Jan
600
65%
19,000
American-Home
Apr
8% Jan
30
•63 Va
68,900
40% Dec
18
•29%
65%
16 Va
106% Feb
30
29%
*63%
29%
9
2
*29%
65%
15%
19
30
29%
28%
Dec
Mar
10
29 %
65
105%
4%
4,000
*63%
29%
41%
21%
„
16
95
5% Dec 31
97%.
29%
24% Feb
13% Jan
*96
15%
8
28
33
96
28%
4
97
33
96
15%
4
16
22%
32%
98
29
Jan
Mar 16
*63%
33
*96
15%
14
Jan
300
33
98
27%
15% Jan
28
33
33
*95%
15%
Jan
34% May
45,900
100
29%
15
108
1,700
20%
19%
99
15%
2
6
61%
19%
98
27%
2
31
61
19%
98
100
29%
Lines Inc
40c
Power—No par
American Gas 61 Electric Co
10
American Hardware Corp
12.50
Foreign
&
15% Jan
97% Dec
62
61
19%
19
*95
40%
26
Secur—No par
European
American
14% Jan
22% Dec
62
61
19%
99
.15%
Corp
American Export
Jan
Jan
18%
99
108%
*45%
28%
14%
35%
American
11
3
29
62%
62
110%
1,400
17
25% Nov
25,900
108 %
5,900
17% Jan
45% Nov
113%
108%
105%
45%
17% Apr
10
108%
45%
28
35% Feb
100
104%
45
131
Feb
28%
45
12
83
30'A
•28
2
45
13
7
•26%
28%
45
10% Feb
Jan
1%
30%
*28
46%
118% Feb
79
1%
*26%
28%
*44 %
29
Mar 29
1%
30 Va
*28
46%
Dec
93
1%
*26Va
13%
15
26
1 Va
30 %
28%
1 %
25
13 % Nov
77% Dec
6,900
1 %
*26
*27%
13%
American
Jan
32,000
24%
4
96
2,600
51,900
82'A
115
13'A
Feb
14
36%
85'A
120%
35%
83%
117
25'A
134
95 % Feb
36%
82%
13%
17
9
35%
115
300
29,100
112
25%
Jan
11%
83
116
•107
13
3
Dec
81
112
81%
114
112
25%
13 % Nov
11
36%
35%
36%
*106
12%
17% Jan
7
84 % Jan
113
*108
112
20,600
32%
24%
35% Jan
Dec
120
80
32%
13
48
7
41
•77 Va
33
25%
Tiling
Enka
142% Nov
40%
79
32%
13
Encaustic
American
25
41
79
24%
Co
American
Jan
40%
79
32%
32 %
32%
13%
Distilling
11
14
86
40%
X79
82
25%
American
Jan
27% Jail
20
40%
41%
13%
25
15
15
31
3,500
21,615
25%
9
13
43% Aug
700
28%
20
1
5
Jan
12% Feb
24% Feb
23% Dec
22 Va
28 V*
*91 %
1
4
88%
21%
28%
66%
133%
44% Mar 12
18% Oct
87%
22 %
27%
100
8
35% May 28
89%
22%
28%
40 %
*28%
35%
y/tCU prior preferred
3
Feb
40%
87%
22 Va
40
10
10
2,300
87%
4%
49 %
54 %
60
I,200
4
28%
86
29
35%
13%
4
4
♦21%
22%
28%
*30
13%
39,500
flftherican Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series C-100
28
45
*22
"lO
59%
103 %
13%
*19%
40%
American Crystal Sugar com
_
13
Dec
25
110
57
103'/a
4%
40Vh
'
12% Dec
19% Aug
*105
58'A
105
19%
No par
Cable
39,900
110
57%
*103%
4%
40%
40
6
*105
57
105
55 Vo
*103
19%
4%
2,500
76
5%
4%
4%
common
*74%
6
110
*19%
20
*19%
1
12.50
preferred
22% Jun
25
27% Mar 21
t'eb
Co
Can
22 %
22
1
17%
*10 7
56 %
105
104%
10a
No par
Colortype
American
27% May 15
64
23%
4.3%
105
100
Co
Dec
76
5%
10,700
115
16%
110
29
25
2
7%
64
42'»
Radio Corp
12
81
♦74
6
17%
16 ■%
•113
310%
33
34
22%
common
&
18
Jan
62%
19%
100
20
Cable
61% Nov
27
76
17%
•205
80%
2
preferred
45% Jun
67
16
5%
Broadcasting-Paramount
49% Apr
,
115
16
10,300
310%
111%
com—No par
preferred
convertible
American
42% Jan
36%
33%
50
preferred
1
41
*113
200
2%
*205
55
.82%
30
20
12
16%
17
16
2%
310%
*107
112
97%
27
Feb
2%'
2%
160
*205
32%
*29%
Nov
40
33
*95%
Note
38% Jan
38
81%
10
Bank
Theatres
Jan
42%
preferred———100
conv
American Bosch Arma Corp
2
22%
29%
*156
310%
*10?
88
xl8%
*90
1
American Airlines common
2
45
18,200
160
115
*74
5%
110
56%
103
62
Agricultural Chemical—No par
3
24% Feb
12
28
1
50
1
.
Amerada
97% Jan
2
41% Feb
Sep
40
convertible preferred
64
2
11
115
*205
16,700
48%
176'/a
15%
74
5%
310%
'80
No par
Amalgamated Leather Co com
31
Dec
America
Jan
113
9
29
64
15
of
34% Jan
14
95 % Dec
23
8
Mar 19
6
113% 116%
IV
1 Va
30%
*26 '■»
28
2S
107% 112
1
Limited
4
Oct
99
Co
11
79
—
Aluminum
Jan
2% Jan
76
25%
47%
16%
15%
24%
6,000
176%
*112%
17%
115
15%
74
,8
2%
2%
2%
16%
*112%
16
*110
55%
103
Corp
Aluminium
Feb
126
Stores
preferred
3
1% Feb
19
39% Oct
4
Feb
26
13
Co
4
93% Jan
123
27
27
16% Jan
Jan
10
3
Sep
64
10
19
105% Sep
30
12
17%
115
*74
Allis-Cnalmers
Apr
121 % Mar 23
10
58
39
11
4%
30
31% Nov
39
Sep 27
91% Jan
18
17
*112%
16
2%
1,000
12%
48
156
41%
*80
32%
*107
x36
56% Jan
Feb
2%
2%
*
86%
97% Jan
80
160
85%
29
35% Jan
*156
22%
29 %
26
111% Feb
160
5
21
July 17
*156
300
134
12%
24%
5,300
185
47%
*181
No par
30% Nov
150
179
3%
Dec
47
July 11
133% Aug 10
*176
160
*156
24 Va
47%
%
180
133'%
12%
*13%
42% Dec
9
23%
23
X46
47%
*176
3%
Mills
17
23 %
47
176%
15
14%
134
12%
13%
Kid
14
22%
133
12%
3%
Allied
Feb
47y
12%
♦13%
Allied
Apr
22%
133
*132
13
26%
4%
8
82
x22%
133
12%
%
13%
8
99% Feb
132
13%
,
14%
*3%
3
34
13
1
*26%
134
133
100
10
%
13%
Jan
Jan
9,000
4%
30% Jan
115
62
13%
23'
5
61%
4
x35%
98% Jan
Feb
61%
13%
14
109
61
23%
•
15
Mar 12
61
1
Inc
11
125
60
—5
18
Industries
21% Feb
34% Jan
61%
32%
100
85% Feb
Jail
60
14%
preferred
21% Feb
82
4,800
62
23%
5
9
8
12 '/a
33
common
23
12
11%
60%
100
36 % Apr
32 Vh Feb
12
23%
common
25% Aug 15
Jan
11%
46%
11
77
12%
176'%
26
129 % Apr
700
12
5%
*205
Allen
7,000
12%
No par
29 Yt Dec
28
99
37%
11%
series—100
1951
21% Dec
Nov
99
14%
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
Allied Chemical & Dye
88
37%
99
common—No par
100
Mfg common
20
4.08% convertible preferred—100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
7
3% Feb
38 %
99
12%
Alleghany Corp common
1
5%% preferred A
100
$4 conv prior preferred—-Nc par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
10
52% Jan
37%
32%
preferred
4V*%
38
100
141/2
&
Inc
Shares
37%
*98%
24
common
pfd
Products
7%
Aldens
14
160
115
105
241% Sep
114
Inc
conv
99
33%
Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
~3% Jan" 11
Feb
16% Feb
23% Mar 22
11
4.50%
37%
99
23%
Corp
Alabama
16
Corp
Air Reduction
37 V*
14%
Co
Aeroquip Corp
15
36% Feb
138
the Weak
Feb.la
32%
Co_
Express
Admiral
Friday
Feb. J 1
No par
14
22% Jan
Sales for
Thursday
1
8
24% Jan
Steel
PRICES
_1
Inc
15% Jan
38% Jan
12
Acme
SALE
Feb. 13
10
Stores
5
12
23% Feb
154
Jan
12% Dec
108
ACF-Wrigley
14% Feb
32 % Feb
4
32% Jan
19
37%
100
HIGH
Wednesday
.
12
25
Inc
28
July 30
37% Dec
Sep
22
37%
*98%
1
29% May
20
29% May 25
Feb. 12
100
common
preferred
conv
109% Feb
AND
Tuesday
Feb. 11
Par
22%
25%
15%
*24
15%
15%.
15%
5%
15%
5%
15%
5%
290
3,400
25%
15%
600
5%
16,700
59%
5,500
5%
5%
%
59 Va
60%.
59
61'A
59
30%
30%
30%
31
31%
31%
31%
I,700
33 "a
331'«
33%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
3,800
51%
50 Va
51%
10,500
17%
39,000
5%
5%
5%
61%
59%
61
30%
30%
I
33% Nov 21
43
Jun
16% Dec
150
6
Dec
Dec
40% Jan
8
54% Aug
5
177
14
Nov
56
Feb
21
46% Jan
21
36% Jan
10
120
11
46% Feb
11
16% Feb
5
153% Jan
9
9
13
27
6% Jan
Jan
22
Amer
18% Jan
9
Amer
Rad
Feb
8
8
56
156
7%
2
6% Jan
17
American
2
American
34% Jan
10
81% Feb
11
94% Jan
4
American Ship
50% Feb
12
58
Jan
2
Amer
Feb
144% Jan
8
155% Jan
24
2
43% Feb
13
45 % Jan
3
129% Mar 26
120 % Jan
4
123% Feb
15
48% Mar
Apr
25
39% Jan
19
51
48
Dec
13
59% Jan
87
Jun
21
July 24
38% Feb
7%
46%
Building Co—No par
16%
156
6%
32%
81%
No par
100
51%
148%
Seating
30% Jan
174
No par
100
5
10
Safety Razor
6
33 %
33
Sany common—5
Std
&
preferred
26
Nov
1
American
Optical Co—
Potash & Chemical
35% Jan
59% Mar 20
105
12
Jan
42
Feb
8% Feb
23
142 Yt Dec
Feb
33
24% Mar 20
19
28
9
Co
Smelt & Refg com
preferred
American Snuff
Co
25
common
12
47% Jan
3
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steei Foundries
1
7
49% Jan
8
American
6%
44
122
39
49
17%
156
6%
33%
47%
47%
48%
16%
16%
17
•155%
160
6%
*156
17%
6%
6%
6%
32
32
32%
31 %
86
83
86%
85
87
52%
50%
51 %
51
51%
32%
148%
149
44%
*43
149
149
43%
'
43%
125
122%
122%
*122%
40
2
50 %
160
38%
38%
38%
149
43Vj
125
39%
49%
17
*156
6%
32
86
17 V.
17
•156
160
6%
32%
6%
32
88
87
10
160
3,000
6%
1,700
32
870
90
51%
52%
51 Va
51 Va
15,000
148%
150%
148 %
148%
380
44
122', 's
39
•43%
44
122%
39%
123%
39
400
44
123%
90
39%
8,400
'
I
132
26
Dec
28
10% Dec
113
146
Nov
Jan
46
16
15
19
106
132
Feb
Jan
3
Jan
21
125
Jan
139
Feb
24
15
American
1%
Sugar
1
Co
Stores
Refining com—100
preferred
100
-
28
16% Jan
16
10% Feb
12
12
Jan
Oct
10
187% Feb
1
170% Jan
2
178
Feb
5
American
Tal & Tel Co
68% Oct
1
84 % Apr
30
72 % Feb
13
78% Jan
31
American
Tobacco
165
119
Dec
31% Nov
26
23
145% Jan
27
51% Jan
13
2
2
131% Feb
14
30% Feb
12
37'/4 Jan
10
2
American
9
Jan
3
10% July 20
9% Jan
21
9% Jan
Dec
4
29
Jan
17
25% Jan
18
27% Feb
6
26
27
May 28
24% Feb
13
25
Jan
18
12
23 % Mar 13
16% Feb
12
18% Jan
11
Jan
23
87% Mar 19
60% Feb
Feb
15
2,', Feb
15
63% Feb
14
85
68 % Feb
12
79% Jan
11
lii
Nov
7
Sumatra
American
23% Nov
65
6%
Jan
121
25
17% Dec
American
15
72% Jan
9
6
Dec
3
32%. Jan
10
90
42% Apr
2
31% Feb
12
37% Jan
4
Jan
12
91% Feb
8
93% Jan
10
42% Dec
13
39% Jan
4
45% Feb
15
107
100
25
Works Co
Water
Preferred
6%
Anaconda
5%%
137%
136
137%
137%
1387a
137 %
139
1,000
10%
10%
10%
174%
175%
175 %
10%
10%
10'»
174 % 175%
73%
73%
174
128 %
127
72 %
10%
173%
174%
72%
723.''
10'
128
73
73%
Cable
preferred
—
31%
317a
31%
31%
36.800
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
4,100
26'A
26 %
27
*24%
25'
No par
69%
71%
42
31
26% May 29
35
25% Jan
8
31% Feb
7
Andes Copper Mining
—14
31%
17%
5,200
62%
78.800
2i\J
335,500
25
16%
17
17
17%
17%
17%
65%
64%
63%
64%
63
63%
60%
69%
68%
70
70
71
69%
7%
32%
32%
33%
iu
31%
32%
31%
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42
95
31%
*92
32 %
95
32%
*9?
100
•24%
62%
43%
200
2
17%
94
4
9%
17 Va
32%
3'-
*92
670
31%
*26%
6.25
-No par
14,000
31
24%
Anderson Clayton
43,300
72%
131%
26
Glass Corp—
177 Va
131
128%
24%
31%
1,100
127%
26
9%
30%
72%
130
11%
127
9%
Co
Wire &
Common
$4
*10%
73'A
25%
32%
Rights
Anaconda
2
174%
26%
7
1,900
136%
136
9%
39% Jan
20.
123
*24%
13
page
121 %
*25%
30% Feb
see
120%
27
43% July 11
footnotes
120
46%
25%
30% May 28
For
120
46%
9%
*26
*24'a
17
63%
25
series
fr Co
21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp——10
Mar 19
48%
120
com—5
series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Preferred
2,300
47
119%
128»
31%
Corp
49
46%
118%
46%
60
Viscose
49
46%
122
100
25
preferred
Anchor Hocking
31% Dec
5
Tobacco
common
46%
120.4
134
95
•92
730
3,900
95
42%
42
42%
42%
42%
42%
45%
II,000
32
30%
32%
32%
32%
32 Va
33%
'12,600
31%
30
30
30%
30%
800
31%
*31
15
IS
(832)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
Monday, February 18, 1957
..
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Previous
STOCKS
Year 1956
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
28
41 y4 Apr
9
35% Jan
3
37% Jan
27% Jan 23
46% Feb
9
19% Apr
69% Dec
1
29% Feb
8
36
14
51 % Feb
12
65% Jan
2
Armco
15% Feb
24
2
13% Feb
12
16% Jan
8
Armour <fc
37% Mar 27
25% Feb
8
30
4
Armstrong Cork Co
35% Jun
7
26y« Nov 29
82
Dec
4% Dec
65
Jan
Jan
17
90
Feb
11
18
Feb
14
20% Jan
3
13
4% Feb
•3.75
54%-' J
5
13 %
25%
90
Corp
5
12
5% Jan
11
17
28% Jan
7
Arvin
12
18% Jan
3
Ashland
Feb
15
29 % Jan
4
28 % Feb
12
73
29
3
110% Jan
8
98
Jan
2
63 Vi Jan
Aug 28
32'A Jan
103
22
8
28
Jan
66 '/a Jan
Carpet
Oil &
5.25 f'/c
10
1st
Atchison
24
Feb
5
27
Jan
11
10% Jan
3
10% Feb
6
27
Jan
2
26% Jan
23
90
Jan
3
95
Jan
23
4%
39% Feb
8
49% Jan
11
.'Atlantic
43% Jan 27
27
63% May 9
47% Aug 14
83 % Nov 29
8% Nov 29
41 Vi Feb
12
99% Feb
8
84% Jan
4
20
9% Jan
47% Jan
94
15% Dec 27
18% Jun
10% May 28
1
16% Jan
3
18
Jan
68% Feb
11
78
* Jan
14
1
Aug
2
11% Jan 28
9
Sep 13
16% Jan 19
11% Jan
10
Jan
101/4 Jan
27
17
Feb
1
17% Jan
34% Oct
29
30% Jan
2
34
Jan
14
5y« Sep 26
37% Sep 26
7% Feb
24
5% Jan
2
7
Jan
8
49% Feb
24
43'A Jan
3
46% Jan
9
9
14
City
13%
14%
32,000
26%
26-»
8,200
13%
13%
13%
14
27%
27
27%
93
*18
4%
28%
4
19%
4%
16%.
29%
*2J
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23%
28
4,700
■
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2,100
15,300
10%
16-4
29
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20%
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500
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28%
16%
29%
.
100
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5
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5
28%
16%.
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18
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,
92
18
5
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2,000
297
900
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28%
29%
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.
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20%
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65 %
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65'*
1
30
.
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64%
•
5
»100%- 102
65 7
65
"100%
101
64%
o5
3,800
05 '
Line
Refining
24%,
24%
10%
10%
36,490
16%
10%
10 '4
10%
10%
27%
J.'10%
10%
27%
16,000
*27%
27,%
27%
27%
27'%
27%
2712
93
27%
*30
93
93
90
90
RR
Nichols
conv
41%
1
10%
20
10%
No par
common.
preferred
.69:
42
17;%
31%;
42%
89%
90
10 %
10%
.10%
10%
10 "4
17%'
17%
70/
70%,
-
1
70 v
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10:%
17%
31 %
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31 % '
32%
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370
...
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7,700
71
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1,600
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11%
3,300
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32%
6%
44%
V
17%, -17%
11%
32
6%
24,400
17%
10%'
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44%
v-
13,400
43
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31%
%
17%
10%
17"
70'
1,500
30
42
43 %
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44
,41%
90
17%
6%
42%
92
%
42%
10%
45%*
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•
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-
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69
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40%
-
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69
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24%
v
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24%
40%
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,
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'
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—
90 /
24%
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42%
90
100
24%
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preferred™
24-"%
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No par
common
B
;
250
2,700
•
10%
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer
5
Avco Mfg Corp (Thei common
3
92.25
47,500
10
1U0
Coast
series
Austin
«■
55"
s
com„6.50
Electric Co
Corp common,
preferred
o'x
53%
2
*90
2,600,.
29%
30
Fe—
preferred
Atlas
22
8
Sante
preferred
Atlas Powder Co
7
17% Feb
22 % Jun
65
-36%
29% "
26%
20
30% "30 %
100
36%
,29%
-
-13%
4%
1
17%.
Share.1
36%
./
541
28%
29%
'*
•
the Week
Feb. 15
53%
*18
'
37
.29%"
a
Friday
Feb. 14
53%,
92
'
*
..
.291
Bales tar
Thursday
51%
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%
5
'
10
Co
33%
25 7a
*
23%
29%
100
*
51%
'
36%
■"*
„'
10
non-cum
$3.75
24
91
5b/e
Atlantic
25
61% Feb 13
preferred
1
Common
*
8
Jan
4%
28%
16 A
com
297,;
:
,
20
1
2.50
Refining
Topeka &
Atlantic
Feb
Inc
Inc
Associates Investment
11% Aug
3
30y« Mar 13
101
Co
Industries
33% July 25
26% Dec 17
"18
2nd preferred $1.50 series__No
par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
Common
1
Jan
Artloom
.36%
29 %
13%
26%
90
•36%
**'
"
13%
I
common
Jan
30% Mar 29
30
35% Jan
52%
10
16% Feb
10
Nov 28
29%>
No par
Constable
25% Nov 21
90
36%
Illinois
preferred
Arnold
36%
28
Mar 29
38
23
Nov
of
PRICES
Teb. 13
29%
Corp
Co
SALE
Wednesday
Feb. J i
5
31% Mar 13
4
9
86
Steel
HIGH
Tuesday
leb. 11
No par
Corp
20
29% Feb 16
Oct
2
8% Jan
5
11
97
Jan
Argo Oil
AND
Monday
Par
Archsr-Danlels-Midtand
4
«
22
15% Jan 11
27% Oct
22
Jan
Jan
102% Max
5
18% May 24
26% Jun
May
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
32%
0%
33%
44%
5,400
6%
55,900
6%
44%
.
45
*
2,000
B
4% Dec 17
7% July 12
3% Feb
5
5Vb Jan
4
J5% May 34
48% Dec
5
40% Feb
12
46% Jan
11
Babcock &
11% Jun
15% Jan
12
123s Feb
11
15
16
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
35% Feb
15
Baltimore
101% Feb
13
a
31% Dec 17
35% Feb
05
Nov 29
113
85
Dec
3
Apr
19
86
Jan
2
May 10
41
Va, Feb
11
58% Jan
2
105
53
58 '/a Dec
68% Jan
42 y* Jan
9
Jan
19
60
Jan
•
43
May 28
16% Aug 21
45
Jan
17
96% Jan
27
67% Oct
24
82 y4 Jun
14
49
94
Jan
23
Nov 27
93% Feb
17
Barber
Oil
Barker
Brothers
5
54 % Feb
44
11
6
16% Jan
47 J/8 Feb
13
Feb
8
61% Jan
4
56% July 16
Jan
17
10
4%%
Bath
Iron
Works
33
Feb
5
When
134
Jan
10
3%%
conv
3
97
Feb
14
4%%
17% Sep 13
37% Jan
9
12
20% Jan
43% Dec
23
35»4 Feb
12
42
Jan
2
Beckman
80% Feb
13
85
Feb
6
Beck Shoe
8
91'/2 Aug
8
29
Dec 31
22% Feb
12
31
Sep 17
26% Aug 0
47% Jan
40
32% Dec 26
19% Jun
39
17% Feb
11
Jan
23
Jun
3
40% Jan
16
27 % Feb
4
12
31'/2 Jan
2
Beaunlt
Mills
12.50
10
49
50%
50%
50%
71 %
73%
73%
741/2
73 %
13
13
*12%
13%
*12%
42 %
42
•12
*40
42
*40
42
*40
42
*42
54%
56%
51%
57
59 "2
58%
60%
58 %
60%
16%
17
16%
17%
17
17
17
17
47%
47 %
47%
*31
33
*31
126
*120
126
*96
97
*96
47%
33
*120
.
57
96%
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87
6,100
5,300
82
"
41
27%'
18
38%
32
22%
24-
23%
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18
38
23%
23 %
40%
40
"40
80%
'
82
28%
27%
27%
28 %
28-
-
11% Jan
28
Belding-Heminway
1
24% Jan
11%
31
11%
Bell
11%
11%
21%
22%
21%
21%
21%
X42%
42%
*40%
41%
42% -.42%
*83%
91%
*34
48% Jun
18% NOV
8
1
64% Dec
27
58% Jan
21
00 3',,. .To n
3
18
14
22 Va Aug 10
l»/< Dec 14
30% Oct
1
44 y« Dec 19
63
146
Dec
31
Dec~20
2% Feb
Feb
19 Va Jan
4
1'% Jan
2
1% Jau
28
30% Feb
15
32'% Jan
8
24
-
33% Apr 17
53% Jun 22
43
Feb
9 "
172% Feb
7
45'% Jan
Feb
12
41% Feb
77% Aug
15
11
39
147
Jan
8
16% Jan
13
141/8 Feb
84
11
71% Jan
4
32% Feb 10
28% Jan 23
25% Nov 20
Jan
50% Sep:
0
46% July 17
32 Va May 11
1
35
Feb
25
Feb
7
11
54
Dec
27
Dec
3
48
y4 Dec 12
17
Aug
3
V2
0 uu
-•-*
437b Jan
2
k
22% Jan
2
Jan
9
1
23% Feb
12
28% Jan
10
1
13
11
16% Jan
3
Feb
14% Feb
12% Mar 10
64
9% Jan
12
»>
,
25
46
Jan
U
87
Jan
Jan
50
Jau
2
571/2 Jan
53% Jan
10
22
24
16
Feb
15
19% Jan
3
10
1
411/4 Feb
lo
1
47% Jan
14% Jan 31
9% Feb
12
64% May 10
11% Jan
2
29% Feb
12
58
38% Jan
11
41
Dec
28
8
18% Feb 14
May
9
42% Jan
24% Apr
48% Nov
0
13% Jan
2
16
40% Feb
13
44% Dec
17
921/2 Oct 26
100
32 y4 May 25
41
37
13% Dec 17
39% Nov
16
25% Jan 23
23 % Oct 18
38% Jan 23
17% May 28
89
Dec
5
27
Feb
1
26
Dec
28
20 Ym Dec
10
12% Aug 21
65
63
72
Nov
30
Sep 20
Dec
27
28% Jan 23
15
Apr 10
22% Sep 18
9% Jan 23
25% May
98
8
Aug 10
40% Jan 23
4% Dec 10
12% Jan 20
5 Va Aug* 9
34% Nov 23
13
Dec
75 y« Dec
55
Oct
12
21
1
24% Nov 30
30% Nov 29
60
Aug 22
For
Feb 29
Jan
85
3
21
48
Jan
11
13% Jan
14
47
Jan
45% Jan
10
9
o-*>
5
par
1.25
4%'v
Briegs
1 %
30%
30 3 4
60%
18%
18%
3,400
138
1%
27,700
30%
30%
1,600
43
4331
44%
^ 41: 413 4
•
.
*
59
43 3
a
4,3C-
40 %
401
^
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;
r
.
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150%
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14 «4
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73
71%
73
51
51
51
35%
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25%
.
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25
36%
25-4
41%
20.700
150%
14:I4
15%
6
-
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73
51
,
352,600
'
*12
_
37%
25%
43%
150%
.
Jan
0
1 % Feb
6
7
7
29% Jan
21
1-2
conv
Briggs ■&
8
20% Feb
7
3
11% Feb
12
Jan
4
74
71 % Jan
3
3o% Feb
15
»/2 Feb
7
24% Feb
13
9% Feb I 5
Feb
2
24
8
38
11
Jan
0
Jan
Jan
13% Jan li
65
85% Mar
102
Jan
24
46% Sep
32% Jan
9
23
65'
11
52% Jan
22
74% Jan
8
Jan
Jan
Stratton
Corp
common
2
4
13
Jan
23
39% Jan
2
19
Jan
3
29
Jan
11
10% Jan
10
45% Jan
104% Jan
44% Jan
13
11
11
Co
14%
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:
51%
37%'
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26
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40
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5
44 %
46 %
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83
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29
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.
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ill
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100
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69
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25
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38%
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1 on
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104/4
preferred
Packing Corp
a
39
5%
Canada Southern
Zinc-Lead
1
5%
5
Hecla Inc
12%
14%
:
'6
38'
103%
-
39%
5%
,
5%
12%
,
,
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34%
-
14%
14%
1,800
1,500
46%
45%
9,700,
46,700
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24
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24%
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29%
5.600
47%
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18 1
2
23,000
8
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87%
200
\ 29
-
29 V4
2.400
24%
23%
20%
70
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8.000
14%
40
23%.
14,400
,
20%
20%
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11 3
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30.900
8
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70
64%
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74
240
-
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72
36%
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36
39
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36
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20
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350
22,400
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25
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100
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10
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25
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55
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&
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87
preferred
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52%
23
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43%
15
Co
Callahan
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a
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Watch
27
24
22 7
14%
10
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Burlington Industries
7%
273/a
23%
13%
13
inn
85 preferred
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24%
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Bulova
52-8
23
23%
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3
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50
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3.50
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preferred
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49%
54*%
common...
preferred'
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Budd
28
2.50
,
19
68
25
27%
•
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26.
18 %
13 8
94
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25
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Shoe
81% Jan
7
73
.
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17
July 11
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39%
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11
48
33
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0
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56% Apr
0
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5
100
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Bridgeport Brass Co
41% Jan
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151
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15
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11
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common
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13
Feb
page
36%
26% '
5
Common
Union
Feb
11% May s
6% Ao* 13
16% Mar 20
7% Jan 17
43% Jan
3
52%
94
RR—
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29
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22
Feb
&
Brown
36% July 17
38% July 30
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Boston Edison
Brooklyn
10
5
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35
40%
150
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preferred
15
15
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10
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14
14%
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27%
i
30
20% Jan
08
(The)
Jan
bo ',2 Jan
66
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39% Feb
10
"43%
:
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1
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Jan
12
31% Jan
12% Apr
34% Dec
1
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15
12
17 % Jan
Stores
85
17% Feb
105 V4
Aug
Bond
42% Jan
20
42%.
No par
35%. Jan
86% Feb
Oct
42 % :
41%
10
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3
95% Jun 22
20
Class B
30
24
77% Feb
43% "
40 Vf
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"
11
26% July 19
56% July 18
21% Jan
3
Mar
42'4
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
Corp
Bon Ami Co class A
No
Jan
§3 Feb
23
42
*84
43 %
3014
43%.
31%
1
34% Jan
46
Aug 29
45% Dec 17
43'B
Co
33% Feb
Aug 2
15% Apr 27
1,900
7,400
42%
30%
Laughlin Inc.—
Boeing Airplane Co
Boston
10
12% Dec 31
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Borden
12
80
41% Oct
35Ve Jun
30%
(Delaware)
Book-of-the-Month Club
12
39% Feb
3
,11%
Mfg Co
Co
7
51% Feb
i
10
61% Jan
Blaw-Knox
4
35% Dec 31
Oct
Decker
10% Feb
la
3
1%
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1
11%
22 %
183«
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1
3,700
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60 "2
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7
Jan
29% Jan
59%
18%
1
(Deli
15% Jan
80% Apr
98% Feb
•7% Mar 19
'60%
18%
28%
11 %
22%
ft.
3
3
59%
18%
&
20% May
Jan
Black &
Bliss
29% Apr
34% May
17
61%
3<:%
28%
30
42
-
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28%
60
7,100
41
21%
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94
1%
1
preferred
2
6
12
79
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18%
Blgelow-Saulord Carpet (Del) com.5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
2
263i Feb
49% Feb
38% Jan 17
15
33% Jan
61 Va Jan
13
12
9% Dec 26
11
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Dec
14% Dec 26
24
Jan
Bliss
65% Dec
1
'
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15% Jan
•V-94
•
60
Inc
*40
'
5
1
Steel
28%
82
23%
231/2
41
*11%
22%
4
Inc
Gypsum Co
Bethlehem
14
36
Mar
Best wall
29% Jan
45% July 25
21 y. Dec 20
12
7
18
■-
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Co
Inc
Foods
12
28% Nov 29
23>/4 Nov 21
Co
Best
74
Corp..
Finance
Consolidated
&
7
155
.
46% Jan
Beneficial
Benguet
471/4 Jan
12
5
Dec
Aviation
54 '/4 Jan
4
13% Jun
71
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Best
'
100
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1
2
preferred
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30
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14
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18
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08 V2
97
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38
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10
97
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20% Jan
Jan
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33
126
36
3
85
%
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18%
0
30
48
33
126
36%
31
Jan
4,500
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101
4.3
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35 %
Jan
10
47 34
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4
50% Dec
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50
56%
14
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4,500
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27
Howell
2.400
13
16%
8
&
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14
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%
1(
Jun
Nov 27
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47%
Nov 28
85
700
13%
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Corp
61%
73 %
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Corp
60%
49
10
Aircraft
6C%
4
13
28 Va Feb
2
27,200
73
20
42
130
43%
49
Xl8%
Savers
60:%
42%
13
1
1
580
%
44
60 3
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76
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100
92%
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43
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100
92
52
33
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35%
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13
67
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35%
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95
50
120
Inc
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73%
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Beech Aircraft Corp
Creek RR
Life
11,300
35
100%.
60%
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Beech-Nut
3578
62
10
4%%
35
61%
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S)
35%
J 01%
43 %
Inc
(A
34%
100%
41%
prelerred___100
Instruments
23,600
43%
preferred
prior
127s
34%
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31
22,600
12%
41 Va
No par
4,000
44
127a
93
common
4%
42 %
12%
93
5
4
--
12%
100
10
4
43 3 a
12%
25
common
4
42
12%
93
1
,
4
;
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:oo
issued
Jan
4
41
93
100
Bayuk Cigars Inc
Beatrice Foods Co
-
9P%
Corp
2
11
4
41%
12%
34%
50
Jan
4
40%
.
100
preferred„100
)
Corp
54'/4 Jan
5
13
100
C
prelerred
80
31
Corn
42%
12%
No par
Bangor 6l Aroostook RR
941/4 Jan
20
Co
4%
41
13
common
noncumu'lative
25% Jan 23
Dec
series
29
Feb
Elec
Ohio
13% Jan
13
22
126
&
83% Jan
71 % Feb
12% Jan
42
4%
Corp
4
9
(The)
preferred series B
preferred
Baltimore
2
12
134% July 13
4%
1
Co
&
57% Jan
12
106 V4 Jan
4%%
Gas
12
Feb
Sep
19% Jan
4
Ino
Wilcox
5
Jun
67% Nov 26
4
47% Jan
,
T)
(B
62% Feb
16
33
116
3
44
12% Oct 31
39
3
Feb
21
41% Feb 13
28
32 % Jan
7
Jan
Babbitt
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■
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Volume
Number 5613
185
.
.
The Commercial arid Financial Chronicle
.
NEW
(833)
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STnrirci
Range for Previous
LOW AND mGW BALK PRICKS
Year 1956
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
YORK
STOCK
Monday
Lowest
Highest
23'/a Dec
12
41% Feb
31 % Jan
23
45% Aug
1
22% Fib
3
26% Jan
4
Capital
17
38% Feb
12
45% Jan
4
Carborundum
22
Nov
14
101
Nov
20
22 Vz Nov
29
27% Apr
2
40% Feb
29
65% Dec
31
49% Nov
20
62% May 16
43
Nov
9
20% Jan
19
*
53 y2 Jan
100
Feb
12,
25% Jan
8
Jan
30
104 */2 Jan
4
Carolina
22% Jan
2
24% Feb
5
Carolina
Power
50*% Feb
12
67% Jan
8
Carpenter
55% Feb
12
Dec
21
119'A Jun
55% Jan
23
94
Dec
11
13% Nov
23
9
1
46*% Jan
7
13
22% Jan
4
14% Jan
95% July 18
104
Jan
5
2
16"% Jan
14,
102
102
Nov
21'% Jan
21
119
21
75
14
3
Feb
14
17
20
16
10
Jan
17
98 % Feb
5
7%
12
108
Jan
11
13
65% Feb
11
70
Jan
8
Feb
13
38*A Jan, 11
17% Jan
9
20
7
34
3
Jun
22
16
-
Jan
/
4%%
18% Jan
23
Jan
16
9% F eb
1
11
23
-
5%
8% Dec
43
28
Nov
12% Mar 16
9
8'A Jan
3
57% Apr
13
40 % F eb
15
86
28
81 Va Feb
12
78
% Jun
Feb
45.
15% Oct
16
17% Mar 22
15% Feb
13
16
.Jan
51% Jan
Aug 14
56
'
8
Feb
16
61
52% Jan
2
98'A Dec
31
113
1
95% Jail
21
100% Jan
27% Jan
23
35
July 24
29% Jar.
2
31 % Feb
32
■
19
43
Aug
28
Nov
Oct
33
1
Feb
13
34% Jan
9
41'A July 27
19% Nov 28
35
Feb
•
11
.
Jan
(
3
38% Jam 24
8
18% Jan
2
22% Jan
Central
7% Dec
31
14'A Mar
7
8 >A Jan
3
54% Dec
18
77% July 19
44% Feb
8
10
Sep
13
14
10% Feb
27% Feb
28
32% Feb
2% Sep
28
64 y2 Jan
9
Aug 17
45% Dec
26
9%Jan=
10.
59% Jan
8
Cerro
12
11% Jan
10
12
43% Jan
3
2% Jan
2
3% Jan
61 >A Feb
15
69% Jan
Cessna
11
8
de
9
1
45
Aug
9
32% Feb
Jan
Dec
21
108
Feb
7
93% Jan
2
99% Jan
29
22'% Oct
1
27% Apr
5
25% Feb
12
29% Jan
23
31% May 24
45% Dec
12
2
49'A Jan
24
10'A Jan
7
41
Jan
96 74 Jan
20
20 Va Oct
9
28% Feb
17
9
11
18
16% Nov
29
26% Jan
55'% May 28
21% Nov 21
71'A Jan
31% Feb
Cab
12
39'% Jan
3% %
37 V2 Jan
15
3
16
Feb
11
18% Jan
11
4
57% Feb
12
61% Jan
14
1
22 7 b Feb
12
26% Jan
11
27% Nov
19
46% Feb
1
30% Feb
11
35 % Jan
30
75 »A Dec
3
697% Feb
11
78'A Jan
20
Chic
Western
Ry
Milw
St
series
5%
Paul
A
Pac
&
31
*30%
28 %
29 %
28 %
28%
28
29
*28%
28%
35 %
36
35%
36%
35%
36
19%.
20
20
20
20
54
Jan
23
12% Jan
30
4
73% July 17
20% Mar 29
58
14
series
Yellow
12
68% Jan
17% Jan
102 'u Feb
5
102 Va Feb
42% Jun
29
38% Feb
12
40% Jan
10
17% Dec
27
93
20
Nov
46% May 24
Oct
185
23% Jan
3
18
Ftb
12
3
98'A Jan
7
75% July 18
55% Feb
11
109
Jan
16
196
30
103
Jan
7
95% Jan
21
65
14
Jan
May 28
89% Nov
20
Jan
13
Jan
22
34 *A Jan
26
,43% Jun
15
16% Feb
15
31
111
6
97% Jan
2
70
Dec
26
80 'A Mar 26
39% Dec
19
45
Jan
Jan
69
83
Cities
3
,
4 *A%
Clark
14
Cleveland
14
$4.50
5%
4
40 Va Feb
4
Feu
lr
19'/a Jan
9
70
00% Feu
12
11
Climax
16
1'% Jan
18
2% Feb
11
Clopay
40*«Jan
2
42% Jan
31
Nov
15
125
Jan
13
100
Jail
98*% Dec
20
131% Mar
2
99
Jan
9
41% Feb
12
100
Jan
8
21
103% Jan
30
2
106 % Jan
11
Nov~29
62% Jan
75
Dec
19
94 */2 Mar
5
78
Jan
3
Jan
22
13% Nov
21
23% Jan
9
14
Jail
24
16% Jan
25
27% May 28
35 % Dec
10
27
Feb
11
33% Jan
2
% FVo
1A
h Feb
7
47
50% July 30
51 % Mar 12
43% Jan
16
50'A Jan
30
39% Jail
13
40% Jan
9
55
Jan
11
58
Jan
24
50*2 Feu
8
Decll
36% Dec
3
54
Nov
30
66'A Apr
9
50
Dec
27
59% Feb
16
46% J an" 14
82
4%
cumulative
50% Feb
8
Com
22% Jun
28
34% Dec
19
29% Jan
21
33
% Jan
4
28
34% Dec
19
29 % Jail
21
33
Jan
4
May 28
17% Aug
16
10% Feb
13
18
Jan
8
3
17% Feb
12
13% Jan
15
3
70% Feb
11
78% Jan
11
12
43% Feb
12
48% Jan
4
15 *A
17 Va Dec
78
44
31
Aug 23
% Nov 20
28% Nov
23
247A Sep
25
44% Oct
1
16% Nov
38% Dec
100
Nov
21
20
29
4% NOV
31
8 4'A Jan
58
15
Dec
Apr
59%
60%
5974
6074
59%
6174
99%
99%
*99'%
36% Mar 22
Jan
31
Feb
14
8'A Mar 16
18
Jan
5
Jan
4
13
4
Feb
11
6 Va Jail
17
14% Jan
7
34'A
35
34%
35
34'A
35
1
17,000
xl6%
17
*16%
17%
16%
17
12%
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12%
*12 74*
12%
12'A
12'a
1,000
60
*58
62
*57
62
*57
62
66 74
6774
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67 %
66 %
67%
74
27%
26
22% Jan
12
15% Jan
2
17
30 7% Mar 26
42Va Nov
15
34% Fib
;;
39% Jan
23'A Mar 19
14% Feu
12
44
Dec
100
14
49% Mar 22
44
Nov
29
110% July 17
102
26% Oct
1
36'% Mar 12
30'
15 Va Dec
31
18'% May
15
Dec
28
21 % Apr
34% Jan
10
Jan
Jan
Feb
15
Jan
3
Jan
2
9
14% Feb
12
16 Va Jan
16
15% Jan
2
43 % July 25
39% Feb
12
Jan
19
44
Nov
26
1 % Sep
28
14% Jan
9
43% Dec
13
51% Mar 13
23
18
4
39% Feb
2
14
Cone
27'A
27%
28
281/4
27%
93
94
92
92 %
92%
93%
*92%
93%
180
41%
3974
40 %
39%
4074
40 %
40%
40
41 74
4,400
40
40%
35%
4074
40 '/a
41
41
41%
41%
42%
9,600
60%
32,100
15%
15%
*10274
104
33%
100
100
100
11
14
Consolidated
Jan
23
3'% Jan
17
49% Jan
14
Consol Edison
37 Va
37%
100
108%
10174
71
71
71%
71%
40 74
70
70
39%
39%
18
13%
61 %
63%
{Consolidated
112
Jan
3
93% Jan
2
101% Jan
22
$4.50
109% Feb
1
93% Jan
2
101 Va Jan
22
$4.52
18% Dec
28
Dec
19
28'% Nov
103'% Jan
23
4
84 % Jan
2
95% Feb
Dec
31
Sep
18
17% Jan
16
19% Jan
Jan
11
89 % Jan
11
92
36% Jan
28
99
18
29% Jan
2
104
106'% Jan
26
99'4 Jan
2
39% Feb
10
56'% Aug
3
42% Feb
11
83
27
102 Va Mar
S
83
Dec
1J1% Dec
12
No par
No par
com
11
S4.16
117'A Nov
yPr 'notnotps
see
5
ossre
Jan
108% Jan
26.
3
18
4
;
Jan
25
30% Jan
17
1C2
Feb
48
14
Jan
4
92% Feb
13
115% Jan
2
28
27
62%
2%
8,700
40%
4,100
105
*100
10074
100
101
41%
*14
2.714
27%
105
*99
101'A
101%
4:3 Va
41%
42%
81
817a
82
14 7'a
14'A
14%
14'A
3,900
28%
28
28'/a
27%
28%
30,700
801
*49
51
*49
50
100
*39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
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40
*39 %
40
pld
100
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57
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57
56'
57
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59
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59
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52
*50
52
*50
pfd
100
*49
a
•14
52
a
*49
System—
317/a
31%
32%
10.000
16%
17
87,300
17%
17%
17%
77'%
*76'%
77
20
44%
45
4,900
30
3074
4,000
12.700
3174
3174
31%
30 74
31%
31%
31%
31
17%
17%
17%
16%
17%
16%
17'4
17 ! 4
17
17%
17%
17'A
17'A
a
76 %
77'%
*76%
44%
43%
444
44'A
45
30'A
30%
5
76%
45%
conv
2nd
*
30 '»
31
30 74
301'a
30%
28%
27
27%
27%
28 »A
28'A
29
2 8'/a
29'A
46%
46 %
47
46%
47'%
48'A
6,500
47%
46 *a
47
467
17%
17%
17%
17%
14,500
40%
8.100
1
r
2
40'4
40%
100
*101%
102%
No par
10
40%
*102
13
177a
40%
102 74
5'A
574
13 7
13
%
40'4
.103
£ %
5%
5%
xl3
30%
1774
17
1774.
17%
com__25
a
13
17%
40%
103
40%
40 74
*103'%
104
104
1,600
5 '4
*5 Va
55
a
5%
5%
1,000
':37i
13'A
13 74
13'A
13%
3,400
16
15%
16
2,800
No par
16
16%
16
16
10
16
35' 4
55%
33 %
36
36a
36%
36'A
35
35
36 74
•
15
15
15'4
15%
15%
10,500
15%
15%
15
14%
15%
5
44
44%-
14.200
No par
com
-—No par
5
%
104%
104 74
32 7-4
33 %
31%
14%
15
15
15
15%
14%
14%'
15%
"15%
15%
3 5
41 %
41%
39%
%
*30%
15%
*15%
16
15%
15%
700
40 %
40 7a
41
40
40%
6,700
41
45
47
49%
48 "a
49%
1,900
100
2%
2 %
2 74
2 74
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4612
46%
46 '>.
46-%
%
97%
100%
100%
98
100
#
21 ,'j
46
97
*99%
95 'A
95
95
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18%
17%
18
18
91
9!
91
*91
29%
29 %
2%
1.400
46%
46
46%
45 7
a
45%
5.400
99%
98 7%
99 %
97 %
9 7'/a
820
180
2%
17%
com
*
preferred
100
5
*87
No par
*
com
*101
30
201
b
102
—10
42%
43%
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*91 %
92 %
100
112
112
101 V:
42
%
*91 ''4
1107a
131 "a
43
92%
111
30
101 %
42%
*91'4
1107*}
2%
2%
2%
100'A
99%
99%
97%
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97 "a
20
96%
*947%
18a
18%
18%
18%
19'A
16,900
too
America—
Co
2,500
42
Inc—1
97%
1,600
5.800
40
pfd
100
104%
32%
1,800
41
Stores
95%
44%
104 "2
14%
xl5%
No par
44 14
10474
!>2
5
96
44%
104' 4
31%
15%
41%
Vi
32
15'A
.
44'a
31 %
31%
39%
44%
105 74,105
05'4
31 %
10
Corp
Gas_
G'Jfc
44
44%
44%
105
1
1.33 Vs
Corp—
i
40%
103
15%
Corp
Industries
Inc
1,900
27 "a
5
Can
77 7
No par
No par
of
•3.75 preferred
2
5
10
preferred
Continental
74
70 7
43%
1
Inc
Co
~
76 %
x44 %
22,600
31%
32 '.'a
30 7 4
31%
17%
No par
32'A
130
300
32'%
31'A
36%
a
200
7'a
17
30%
No par
preferred
Corp
788,000
52
Corp
Retail
140
33
iV
50
com
j.
Cuba
A
a
a
50
'»
jV
No par
Y
11,600
a
80 Va
50
Co
N
3,000
1000
*750
1000
42%
20
106
101%
*750
42%
136'A
>136
14 7'a
80 74
a
74
1000
*750
14111
136 %
*136
50
preferred
of
13,200
2%
40%
136
4174
80 7
27
11
61 %
2%
51
2nd
preferred
Baking
$4.50
14
63
30
5,600
4174
*49%
Ry
Continental
$5.50
*80
14'A
14%
19-
5u
Common
4%
81%
*80
-
preferred
preferred
Container
88
1000
No par
Natural
Consol RR of
18
31
*750
41 %
18%
2%
10074
1000
42
18%
40%
*99
102 %
%
41 "a
40
'A
2%
104
100
*750
40
40%
136
*98
101
*40
2%
13474
105
No par
40 %
40 %
274
*100
Consumers Power Co com
19
82% Dec
41
No par
10
*40
62%
6274
320
70
,62%
%
274
'6,600
70
61%
60
40%
36%
101'%
71 Va
18 Va
2%
83
36 Va
*69%
18%
41%
*30%
37'A
50
8.900
207
101
18'A
2%
83
57'A
101 Va
*101
1874
*136
com
*40
36%
}#160
1,900
6,300
18
95T&
55%
207
*160
18 74
40%
common
Floods
Consolidated
Dec
4074
136
Consolidated Laundries
Dec
*40
18
,
4,400
391/4
'■'94*72
57%
*80%.
83
♦80'A
37
100
series B
Electronics
93
,,83
37%
37%
Corp
preferred
92
'
16
105-
39
18 Va
56%
207
16
96'
*94 7'a
57%
5374
*160
59
105
39 Va
18
18 Va
93%
101%
Corigoleum-Nairn Inc '
$5
58
"577V
207
*'80-74
SJ
.1
13
*94%
■37 %
Publishing Co
Consol
2
•160f
207
*80
55%''
59'4
55 %
*161
18%.
*9W 95 74
101%
Corp
3
15
18
18%
95
102 V*
39%
39%
39%
39 W
15
Coppermines
Jan
387
No par
Cigar
45 "a Feb
18%
05
stock__50
Consolidated
43% Jan
3974
*
*102%
16 Va
16
16
1047a
60 7'a
59%
60
15%
*102 '/a
gl.d__.i-5o
Consolidated
4
58 %
5974
16
105
__15
8
10
58
60'%
15%
*102 Va
15
10
Jan
X58%
27
*9274
136
Edison
cumul
23
4,900
27%
No par
Engineering
23
28
102,800
40%
5
—
Iron
&
Carbon
Nast
70%
92 Va
preferred_100
Co
Pictures
Mills
67
27
100
preferred
Jan
16
*
67%
2.50
45'% Jan
107
65%
8U0
62
>57
_2.50
35'% Jan
"
*57
17
10
A
Conrie
8. ICO
17
B
4.64%
35 %
2,500
*1274
Commonwealth
41
34
1
697
73 >A
•
16%
16'A
17%
11
104
11,100
>3474
69%
16 74
12%
par.
No par
Southern
Columbian
900
12%
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia
1,800
33%
Broadcasting
Class
Va
*16a
com
noncumulative
Class
34 va
3 6 '/a
34
36
14,800
19% Jan
0
34'A"
37
33 7'a
*36 7'*
73'/a
Commercial Credit Co
Commercial Solvents
8
36 %
71»A
5
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
Jan
100
33
36-%
72'/a.
Combustion
39
33
71
7
100 % Jan
1,700
31 %■
7174
6
6
21%
*23%
70 74
24
44% Mar 19
21%
31 Va
71%
30% Jan
101'% Dec
21%
a
48% Jan
12
700
21%
30
21%
11,400
12
Feb
99%
32 74
16
17
99%
30%
Feb
21% Mar 20
99%
31%
27
31% Feb
62 7'a
31 Va
46% Jail
3
60%
31V4
18
16% Dec
27
(The)
Fuel
1,200
24,800
62%
*29'/a
213
30
a
9,300
287a
99%
22 74
*30
*28
61%
102
72
31%
2174
31 Va
*ys>
9
8%
8%
28%
30%
13
2 8 % Jan
104
8%
8%
8%
*28
3174
31 7b Dec
Jan
21 %
21%
*30
1
2nd
preferred
$4.25
2,200
8%
9
28
30%
54
23
13% Dec
26% Jan
8%
9
9
9
500
32'A
Aikinan Corp_.
Columbia
22% Jun
22,600
30%
noncumulative 1st
4%
45 74
ion
4%
Internat'l
Colorado &
4%
44
16%
rights (expire Feb 20)
5 % %
4 5'A
24
$3.50 preferred.—
Colorado
9
0
100
Colgate-Palmolive
&
447a
59
preferred
Co
a
2,100
58 74
com
& Co
7%
Collins
,
1
Cluett Peabody
Coca-Cola
874
7
28
Corporation
Coca-Cola
40%
21,800
2874
Corp
13
139
27
16%
Molybdenum
3 % Jan
3
97%
26%
23'A
Co conn
preferred
guaranteed
50% Jan
Jail
34'Vi
96%
26%
58%
RR 7%
5
136
*33%
97'/a
26 Va
No par
18
5
34'A
97%
23%
Co—
23
Jan
34 74
9774
2674
58
preferred
Dec
141
33%
23%
t
Pitts
&
9
8%
33%
8%
common.
Jan
Clevite
1,500
5
Ilium
Elee
Special
4.700
23%
preierred
Cleveland
3274
28%
No par
10
noncumulative
6
33 74
7,600
3
62
58 74
Corp
Equipment
71% Feb
20
35 74
2%
61'A
2%
62
luu
2
127 % Sep
34%
2%
62
9 Va
8.50
convertible
25
Jan
34%
3
62 '/a
16%
Mach Co
60
15
34'A
2 %
61%
1674
*
8
78 y2 Aug
34%
3
03%
Electric—
&
Jun
Nov
274
No par
18
39
33%
32%
*62
23
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common
17
18
17,300
58
A
preferred
Jan
a
10%
1674
Service Co
6%%
Jan
Jan
10 7'a
28%
25
City Investing Co
39% Jan
104
10'A
5774
preferred
39% Jan
10
24 % Jan
80
10 7'a
8%
Oil
CCC& St Louis ,lty
97% Dec
10 74
28%
25
Gas
C I T Financial
5
9
10 VA
500
23%
Chrysler Corp
Common
30
18
10,80Q
57%
Copper Go
4%
4
18
104'/a Jan
Jan
30
Feb
15% Jan
2
4974
2274
Cab
Cotton
Cincinnati Milling
30
Nov
102
48
16%
15
Jan
49'/a
24
70'% Feb
43
48'/a
59
641
12
49%
46
23 >/a
3
39% Feu
100
%
47
58
87
20
8'/a
16
1
39% Dec
19%
100
60
31
9,400
35%
*8'A
36
*19
8
No par
11
*A Feb
1,300
No par
Jan
28
28%
35%
3674
2
50% Jan
28 Va
1,000
*19%
'32 711
56'a Jan
94% Jan
2,900
,
8 Va
3274
1
2
140
30%
pfd
Western
preferred
Cincinnati
100 Va
19%
8%
3674
69'% Mar
-
55 Va
*99 Va
*8%
74
3
35%
*54%
x30%
%
*8
10'/a
33'A
2%
55 7'a
1007'a
*54
5,600
34
*8%
3674
9
8
x33
»
15%
1074
*19
8%
100 Va
Va
100 Va
55%
99%
32%
51'% Feb
Chile
157/a
31
55 %
700
80
com
noncuin
North
&
15%'
15%
31
36%
Chickasha
12
15%
*77 7'a
3074
32%
Chicago
39% Ftb
15%
50
7
26*A Jan
1574
Del_50
com
9
87 % Jan
115 Va
80
55%
40
7
4
15%
100
Feb
55*A July 10
47% Jan
6
41%
*77%
9 Va
2
100%
No par
com
17
29% July 10
41%
80
9%
307 b
preferred
37% Jan
102% Apr
43
*77 7
25
12% Jan
3
9,300
9'/a
*41 v*
80
55 Va
common
10
3
9 Va
41 Va
9%
42%
%
l
15
25
9%
40 Va
9
5
12 7'4 Feo
Dec
2,500
*9974
1.25
33% Feb
24% Oct
300
2074
31 %
Va
13% Jan
87
18%
20'A
1,700
4,600
15%
1
5
37'A Jan
18 7'a
20'/a
Va
35%
*77'A
10%
26
28
18 Va
20%
66
35
7'a
*41
10%
12% Oct
Jan
.18 Va
66
35
9%
1
14% May 22
a
18 7a
20%
110
66%
80
46'A
5
Jan
34%
106
41%
46
4
Jun
21
45 %
10% Jan
64
18 74
2074
66%
34%
*104
5
12 Va Nov
12
18%
66%
34
14%
15%
106
99 %
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Chicago Rock Isi & Pac RR__No
43% Mar
18%
21
*8%
200
25,500
98
15
*104
56
preferred
5%
Chic
11
35 Va Dec
*18%
9%
Va'
15'A
*97
15 74
105 7a
20%
34%
41
6,60C
15.70C
7'a
31
A
Great
5%
11
447% Jan
Chic
98%"
*97
150
5%
91
*18 74
66
34%
x.
of
convertible
Class
8
2
'5%
89%
*66%
66
35%
9.50
Manufacturing
Chicago & East 111 RR
Jan
98%
15
105
__No par
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
32'% Feb
15%
105'4
5%
90 7'a
44-%
69% Jan
36
*97
98%
1474
104%
43
9
6
*97
15%
80
104
5%
44%
12
27
97%
105
56
89%
5%
89
42%
59'A Feb
Apr
104
104%
5%
86%
45%
69 74 Nov
50
104 %
5%
87'A
43 Va
3
41% Jan
103%
574
86
25%
53% Jan
28
104 %
*103
5%
88
*96 V2
Checker
31
104 %
1C3
%
26
Chemway Corp i.
Chesapeake Corp
35% Dec
25,300
57
1
36»% Dec
15'A
25%
4
Jan
15
*96 %
4
30
15%
26%
9% Feb
10
14%
97
31% Jan
29 74 Jan
15
341/4
6
27
14%
25%
13
31% Apr
1474
97
F'eb
23% Jan
1474
34
Feb
110% Jan
2,000
15%
No par
8
14
21 Va
50
!
28
12
45%
21 7'a
Paper &; Fibre Co—
13
99% Feb
45%
21'A
63
44% July 19
2174 Feb
45%
21
G3
10 Va Apr
16
45%
20'%
67 Va
i
3
24'A Jan
8,600
56 Va
46 %
10
Common
109% Nov 21
57 Va
50 Va
20%
34%
Inc
29
21
56%
55%
,
99 %
Co
28
14
4,500
56
Corp
Jap
8% Feb
5,500
56'A
_lo
,2
Products
6% Nov
4
90
24'A
53
*45%
56 %
4674
•»
29% Nov
12% May
104 Va
24
54
$4.50
preferred
No par
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
—1
Chance Vought Aircraft Inc
___i
11
94
38
J:
N
Gotham
ChamjUott
Oct
>103
24'A
53 'A
21»/B
65%
„1
Chain Belt Co
34
104%
24
53
21
97%
par
Corp
Aircraft
Chadbourn
*103
24
51
100
of
Pasco
103
24
5574
2074
Industries .» Co.
Certain-Teed
2
4% Jan
75 y2 May
Co
103
'
*4574
5%
Co
Violeta
Century
12
Sugar
South-West Corp.
Sugar Co
&
8
104%
l
.
.
preferred
Central
13% Jun
*103%,
567 B
15
Illinois Public Service
RR
2,000
21 %
*77%
Central
22%
45%
100
7
22%
52%
105
Foundry Co
4%%
22%
20
Agulrre
Central
227/a
24%
100
preferred
8
22 'a
50%
Central .Hudson Gas & ,Elec__No p«,r
Central Illinois Light com
No par
4
22 74
24
No pur
;, Central of Georgia Ry com__No
5%preferred series B
6
22%
53 %
86
preferred series A.100
Central
Jan
"Feb
4
78
3,800
22
24%
103
i»
i
100
Central
6
8,900
40%
%
14%
7
common
Celotex Corp common
3
23%
39%
X45%
ion
preferred
preferred
conv
22 Va
40'A
X56
12.50
preferred
2nd
23%
40
a
"21
preferred
1%
22%
39%
51%
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Celanese Corp of Amer com
8
17% Jan
.
24
50
2nd
22%
39
103%
c0mmon__
ronv
22 7
39%
103 Va
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22%
38%
22%
No par
the Week
Feb. i 5
22%
Ohio Ry_100
&
Friday
Feb. 14
40
22%
Light
Sales far
Thursday
*
23
X39
10
Co
Caterpillar Tractor
4.20%
12
&
Steel
Co
preferred
6*/2 c/o
*
14% Feb
Mfg
Feb. 13
22 %
8
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common
14
5% Jan
96% Jan
96
21% Nov
-
110% Jan
8
104'AFeb
47% May
'
2
11
3
Jan
Feb
17% Dec
34
Jan
85% F eb
27
Feb
64 Va Dec
4 %%
.
5*A Jan
.-
(Philip)
'Carrier- Carp
65 *A Jan. 11
44% Feb
20% Feb
26
l
Co
Clinchfield
Carey
-
Wednesday
Feb. 12
Par
Inc
(The)
22
24% Aug 16
18 % Jan
5:
11 % May 28
Airlines
102
29% Mar 20
Mar
9
121
"
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Feb.11
'
Lowest
94
30
1017a
44
100
*91
.30 Va
102
43%
92%
91%
110%
'110%
*90
94
30
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102
44 Va
91%
113
30%
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43%
92
*112
94
30'A
103
45%
92 7-i
113
10
2,100
160
18.100
60
600
17
18
(834)
NEW
YORK. STOCK .EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
TOBK
Copper
12}* Feb
14
10% Oct
22
12% Feb
13
15% Jan
7
Industries
22 V*
Feb
15
20% Oct
19
22
Feb
12
2o% Jan
7
b%
43
Sep
20
58% Apr
9
45
Jan
2
50% Feo
7
o% Dec
6
9% Jun
11
6
Jan
2
7% Jan
14
10
109
Feb
12
131% Jan
7
Jan
23
138
Aug
55% Feb
12
62
Jan
1
45% Nov
15
34% Feb
12
41
% Jan
2
23
58 % Dec
20
51% Jan
21
60
J an
9
Dec
20
24% Jan
7o
Mar 20
33% Feb
12
43 % Jan
&
2
preferred
Insurance
"when
com.
8
Cooper
Range
33% Dec
14
28 V* Feb
11
33
Jan
11
20
52
Jan
31
51
Jan
22
52% Jan
31
5%
conv
06
Dec
13
15
64% Jan
16
6"'o
conv
preferred
27 % Jan
14
2j
6
Dec
40% Mar 12
23% Feb
15
00% Nov
29
87 % Apr
5
57% Feb
13
69% Jan
2
Dec
20
99
Jan
19
85% Jan
23
89
Jan
Jan
25
Jan
8
94% Jan
8
32% Feb
24
28
Feb
11
29% Jan
2
5
155
Jan
2
19 V* Jan
3
May 29
Cornell
3
99
Copperweld Steel
fay
94% Jun
5
27% Jan
20
152% Dec
7
Oct
20
180% Mar
30
6% Sep
2% Dec
0%Jan
Dec
4
79
Dec
3
10
2
Coty
12
2% Jan
3
Coty
International
36% Jail
4
83% Feb
12
16
11
3
28% Jan
4
14
Dec
2
29% Jan
7
31
Jan
15% Jan
14
18% Feb
28
12
Jan
29
13% Jan
17
'TFeb
23
29
Feb
11
30 % Jan
3
51% Feb
11
57
11
35
27
Cream
104
Feb
2
Jan
of
Crown
13
Jan
Wheat Corp
7% Jan
10
Dec
26
84 % Aug
7% Nov
16
10% Jan
65
31% Dec
j
14 %
Cork
8s
Seal
9
1
21
8% Jan
12
55% Jan
10
Prior
30
Prior
preferred
38% Feb
12
47% Jan
11
38% Feb
12
47
Jan
53 % Feb
12
64
Jan
11
Curtis
Nov
19
Curtis-Wrlghi
49 % Feb
12
56
Jan
8
79% Jan
' 7
83
Feb
4
12
12% Jan
9
Dan River
18
6
2
34
43% Feb
13
49
% Feb
Dec" 19
29% Jan
50
13
V* Jan
Nov
96
16
Jan
12% Jan
25
11
12% Jan
9
Jan
25
Jan
2
ii Feb
4
80
Jan
2
83
Sep 27
95% Mar
6
81
Jan
9
84
Feb
81
12
99
1
82
Jan
4
85
Jan
10
20 '/* Jun
9
29
18
Feb
Sep
25
16% Mar 12
21
Feb
12
84
Feb
23% Jan
rights
Jan
2
Feb
8
39
Jan
31
&
&
Detroit
Devoe &
Alkali
55 %
54 %
54 V4
*54%
55%
500
20%
20 %
39 3e
20 V8
20%
42%
38%
40%
39 %
41
41%
42%
41%
20%
43 %
108,500
40
41%
42 %
41%
42%
3,400
54%
54%
55
54%
56
2,300
15
23% Oct
19
21
Jan
2
24
16% Feb
23%
Jan
3
23
14
Jan
2
15% Jan
14
34% Jan
11,% Jan
17
70
Feb
15
5 ft
28
24% Feb
5
Jan
2
10% Jan
2
11% Jan
14
12% Jan
2
14 Ve Jan
15
Jan
14
Douglas
29
Dover
Jan
2
Jan
4
50
15
39
2
44% Feb
7
5
Chemical
3
49 % Jan
29
4
49
Jan
24
46
Jan
8
50
Jan
31
12
46 % Jan
18
48%
Jan
29
Feb
24
50
Jan
22
50
Jan
14% Jan
3
16'/*
Jan
10
40% Feb
12
47
Jan
7
51%
Jan
4
Eastern
12
29% Jan
11
17
41% Feb
13
53% Jan
3
81% Feb
13
51% Jan
90 % Jan
Jan
4
6%
26%
26%
27
6,900
20%
21
21
21
6,500
21% Jan
9
10
3 Vb Jan
2
3% Jan
11
4% Jan
3
32% Dec
14
34
11
27
17% Mar 20
34% Dec 13
Dec
21% Jan
47
Apr
44% Feb
20
s
6
36% Jan
17
Co
stock
31% Dec 28
conv
29% Jan
15
33% Jan
23
28 Vb Feb
13
29% Feb
5
29% Feb
13
32% Jan
3
Emerson
Electric
Mfg
6% Jan
14
Emerson
Radio
1
Nov
23
25% Jan
11
19% Dec
31
7
12
fnryt-not+H
34% Mar
9
98
5
Jan
32 %
Aug
9
23 '/a Mar 29
86
Feb
2
71
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page
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2
15
32%Feb
21
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7
15
341/4 Jan
11
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15
89% Jan
14
27% Jan
2
31% Feb
7
84
18% Feb
12
20% Jan
7
71% Jan
3
77
Feb
I
59
7
61 % Jan
16
Jan
51 %
52
52 "4
52%
52%
53 "4
5,800
32%
32
32%
32%
32 %
32
32 Ye
4,000
39%
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39
39
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
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33
21%
21%
21%
21%
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21%
21
14 %
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
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30%
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31%
30%
30%
30%
31
30%
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10
10%
10
10
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10
9%
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49%
50
49%
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—
—
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33
400
;
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2,600
2,900
31
10
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1,500
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54%
55 %
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67
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65%
70
70
70
200
25
25
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25%
25%
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26
10%
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10%
10%
10%
10%
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2,700
1,800
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07
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13%
5,100
81%
26,900
23%
4,600
58%
57%
58 %
59%
59%
59%
60
43%
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42%
44
43%
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46
48
18
18%
17%
18
17%
18%
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11
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11
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11
1
1
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7%
No par
II
7%
*109
109%
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89%
10
2nd
7%
7%
7%
7%
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35%
35%
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178
180}*
177
178%
109
109
109
109 %
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179%
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46%
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11
7%
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88%
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35%
35%
34,700
-
48
37,700
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1,300
11
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200
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3,800
20,700
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179
182%
109%
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89
35%
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109
109
800
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88 L
36
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44
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44
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44
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44
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49
48%
48%
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49
250
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49%
48
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49
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48
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100
48
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48
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48
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48
53
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53
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53
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53
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53
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15%
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15%
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48
100
600
4012
40%
40%
41%
5,900
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42%
40%
41%
42%
41
42
%
41
42%
16,900
10
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26%
26%
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27
26%
27 V*
27
27
42
43
41%
42%
41%
43
42 3
43
41%
43
11,900
83%
85%
82%
84
81%
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84
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160
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a
159
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157 %
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70
58%
59%
58
59
57
58
57%
57%
56%
56%
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24
24
24
24
23%
23%
24
24
24%
24%
100
1,600
81%
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81 %
36
37%
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95
*81
81%
34 3 4
35%
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34%
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35%
95
81%
35%
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1
19 3 4
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 7
0
30'4
31%
30 %
31 Va
31 %
32
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
*81
35%
35%
95
31
3%
shares
8
3'/4
*90
19%
31%
3%
31
1,565
33
17,200
3%
3%
7,100
5,500
32
31%
32
32
32%
33
34
33%
33%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12 %
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,600
32 3
34
33
33%
33 V8
33%
33%
33%
13,000
50
49%
49 %
50
4
*49
50
32%
33%
*49
50
*49
55%
55 Vs
54%
54%
56 Va
56%
3
31
31%
30%
31%
30 Vs
31%
30%
3
28%
29 %
28 %
28%
Co
4
29%
30
29%
30
Phonograph
.5
6 Vs
6%
6 %
6
10
19%
19%
25
32%
33 %
Gas
Electric
5,200
19%
31 %
10
preferred.
Empire District
35%
20
10
B
&
81%
95
.15
50
Natural
900
-
1
2.50
preferred
5%
Jan
*34%
52%
32
79%
common.
5%
6
39%
51%
32%
600
22%
dividend
18
19% Feb
*30
53%
Battery—-
17
3
39%
52
32 VB
39%
*39
20,300
80%
common
Jan
12
*30
100
Co
61
27
40
158
49% Jan
30% Sep
39%
21%
common
7
13 % Jan
21 Vb Nov
40
19%
1
3
20
3934
17%
48
54% Feb
Pasc
39%
15%
47% Jan
Class
18%
22%
Elgin National Watch Co.
El
17%
*50
Storage
Co
18
57%
Stop Nut Co
Elliott
—
17%
59%
preferred
25%
*
18
49%
13
31
Dec
30% Feb
Ex
—
17%
*38%
32%
No par
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
Electric & Mus Ind Amer
4
31
'
18
39
49
30
5% Dec
Wnr
Feb
7,800
17%
48
Jan
19% Dec
Dec
34
14% Jan
6,800
64
39
50
57 % Dec
27
58
8
2
*62
58
common
50
31
70
Feb
11 Vb Jan
38%
64
14%
50
.
series
10
25 % Oct
87
31
38%
*62
(E I) & Co-
12
29% Dec
31% Oct
Nov 20
65
10
Kodak
Products
Electric
*62
21%
preferred
Elastic
64
13%
Ekco
34 Va Jan
*02
22
34% Feb
11
39
64
79
3
30% Feb
38%
*02
par
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
4%% preferred
5
1
2,800
"
80%
14
41% Jan
38%
13%
11
2% Nov 28
39 V*
22
14
4%%
39
13
Jan
4
39%
21%
27 V8 Jan
16
39%
39%
77%
64% Jan
Feb
44
39'a
13 V*
81
Jan
44
40%
22
4
90
43%
39 V*
80
7
40
43%
39%
39%
13%
15
1
44
38%
76%
56% Feb
4
44
21%
79 % Jan
12
44%
39%
13%
23% Jan
Feb
%
22 V*
3
19% Feb
44
38%
82
10
90
45%
39 3 b
44
13%
29
18
%
38%
1,100
22
Oct
May 10
-
78
Jan
Jan
5,500
26%
Jan
21% Dec
21%
20 %
66
50
21 Vb
19%
94
106
21%
20'/*
30
10
21%
197«
80
Nov
21%
21
Airlines Inc
Eastman
21 %
19%
Corp
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
25
21%
30 %
17
16% Jan 30
32% Nov 29
21%
30%
23
35% Nov 26
%
80%
74
90
.
26%
22 % Nov
Dec
83%
26%
Eastern
158
%
"j'B
200
30%
Eagle-Plcher Co
11
2
%
13
26%
Corp
26% Feb
Jan
20
$2.10 preferred
D W Q Cigar
40% Feb
152
362,400
A
*12%
0
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred™.
$4.15 preferred
4% preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
5
12
ii
83%
50c
$4.00
8
Apr
A
83%
A
ast
13
No par
Prcfe^d <3.50 series
19
100% July 17
28,500
180% -182 %
Preferred
22
11
170
8,900
44%
Common
57 Vb Aug
18
31%
43%
No par
48% Dec
Dec
31%
44
31
Industries
37 % Apr
54% Dec
150
32 VB
43%
*12%
26 %
Co
26 VB Nov
28
31%
43%
1
36% Feb 17
43'/« Feb 14
29'/b Jan 23
75% Jan 23
12%
32
9
Co
Duplan Corp
1
43% Jan
42% Jan
54'
12%
31%
25
Ltd
Aircraft
Dresser
25
Jan
17% Jan
14
Dow
2
,
36% Jan
Nov
-
4.000
*30%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
89 % Feb '
14% Jun
— —
Ve
6
y43%
Corp
Dunhlll Internationa]
8
52% Jan
6
22,300
32%
1
8
2
6
2,200
-
1 %
44 Vb
No par
No par
15
4
18
6
1
28
Jan
83 % Jan
34% Jan
Feb 29
C
51 %
84
11%
31%
Corp
18% Jan
104% Jan
Mar
51
*81
11%
2
55% Jan
3
53,%
23
6
50 «/2
84
%
50c
12
e
54
*12%
11
27%
preferred
2
38% July 12
52% Jan
12%
6
50%
*81
11%
43%
2
2
99% Jan
6
6
6
50 V*
84
700
32
10
17% Jan
121% Feb
18
12%
11
12,600
44 V*
__l
11
28
47
Mines
91
24% Jan
20
19
Dome
12
23
26
Dec
5%
50
*81
11
'
31%
13.50
Pepper Co
76% Feb
33
441/2 Dec
Dr
20% Jan
83% Dec
Dec
5%
■*
50
84
10%
8
43 %
Dobeckmun go (The)
14
102% Dec
46
49%
*81
11%
7%
31%
common
du Pont de Nem
43
50
84
10%
8
26 "«
Cup Co common
No
conv preferred series A
21
Jan
50
*81
%
7%
*30%
Co
$1.50 cumulative
Dixie
9
27
53%
8
7
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Stores Corp.
15
16 Ye Mar 21
Feb
39
53%
20
Diana
55% Feb
13
11
40%
53%
class A
Divco-Wayne
39% Apr 23
28
"38%
2.50
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
20
Dec
40%
56 %
1
14
75
Dec
7%
53%
5c
24
12
44
8
39%
_10
Match
17'/* Jun
-
*54%
*20%
Western
Raynolds
Diamond
39
500
20%
Detroit Hillsdale & 8 W RR Co_100
Diamond
109%
1,100
53%
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vllbiss Co
2
Jan
700
8%
33
7%
Grande West RR.No
par
Edison
20
14
57% Jan
192% Jan
*8%
33
20 V*
Denv & Rio
24
13
%
32
20
Jan
Feb
8
9,700
No par
Hudson
35
177
8%
32
7,200
10
62
5,400
40
5
8%
33
23%
9%
*61
30%
21
Apr
23%
9%
61%
30%
Delaware
32% Jan
237
*32
24%
9%
8%
33
24
*60%
19,400
11
175% Nov 29
7%
*32
8%
4
9%
61 %
14%
2
9
32 %
8%
%
150
29%
23
12
32
8%
60
1,040
14%
Jan
7% Feb
8%
9%
*
61,500
28%
12
1
23 3
9 %
60%
33%
26 %
14%
13
6% Oct
23
9%
60
31%
26%
28%
22% Jan
12
23 %
9%
62
14,000
14%
65
Jan
22%
23%
9 %
60
200
4
99
28%
11
42% Feb
27%
513
14%
Feb
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
26%
*98%
29
32
14
26%
51 %
98 Vb
14%
31% Jan
10% Jun
33
24%
52%
28
13% Jan
.
31%
24%
51%
98%
14%
12
67
32%
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25
52%
99
28
29
12
31 VB
51%
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14"*
39% Jan
57% Feb
31 %
27 V2
51 % Feb
44% Nov 20
16% Nov 23
98
30%
14%
17
82% July
5
50% Dec 31
21% Feb
3
23%
97%
11,000
29
60% Aug 13
95% Sep
23% Dec
%
51 %
98%
11,800
12%
30%
14%
44% Apr
35'/* Jan
3
24
52%
51%
14
%
27%
23
lo
12
*30
31%
30
14
13%
53%
common
27
Jan
14V4
30%
10
Co
31 % Nov
-
14
12%
*30
8
prefer led
31 % Nov
18 Vs Dec
12%
30%
50c
&
7%
43% Jan 31
72% May 28
14%
12%
*30
1,400
89
2
57
12%
29%
*83
41% Jan
Apr
12 V*
29%
28%
21
2
7
12%
29
28%
22
28
Dec
12%
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100
*
50c
28% Jan
10
28%
Dayton Rubber Co
37% Jan
12% Nov 29
*28%
8
May 14
26% Dec
28%
14
:
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89
48
62% Jan
28%
14
14
2,200
10,000
86
*83
38% Dec
5
28%
14
29
14
2"*
32%
32%
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86-
25
Sep
28%
2%
86
32
*83
23
Dec
*83%
86
33% Jun
8
32%
85%
*84
38 '/a Jan
47% Feb
32 %
31 %
*83%
20%
Power dc Light Co
60% Aug 17
2%
%
32
83 %
90
Lack
62
2%
31%
83 %
28%
2,000
55
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series
Delaware
12
2%
5%
*84
3.90%
Delaware
13
*2%
32%
85 %
*83%
320
5%
5%
100
Preferred
7
9% Feb
5%
17,900
86
25
13% Aug 27
5%
12,800
20%
*82
Jan
29
32
5%
28%
19%
20
84
47
May 25
2%
19%
86
25% Jan
Nov
5%
2%
19%
161%
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14
9
5%
2%
19%
96
161
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13
49
5%
20
162 %
84
19% Feb
30% Feb
5%
2%
19%
*161
85
43% Feb
6
20%
Mil's
*82
27
39 % Mar
19%
161
*82
July 25
29% Nov 29
162
86
47
5
*161
87
28%
84
8
38
162
28%
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36% Jun
20
*93
28%
*82
14
Jan
*86
96
28%
83%
28% Jan
37
88
*93
28 %
86
13
12
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96
h
26%. Feb
43 V* Dec
80
*93
28%
*82
31 % May 18
9
*86
96
28
100
20% May 28
18 V* Sep 10
26'/* Feb
88
*93
_100
Deere
% Jan
*86
96
28%
100
2,400
17,400
20%
Decca Records Inc
17% Feb
60%
A
1
61
24
59%
68
*93
:
14
18
23%
B
24
26
24%
59%
59%
series
Jan
24% Dec
59 la
series
31% Feb
9
60
3.75%
31% Jan
14% Feb
*59
%
54
3.75%
2
Jan
59
*53
Preferred
2
79
*86
54%
Preferred
"
11
Dec
58%
5,300
*53
10
13% Jan
40
59
common
27% Feb
11
57 V*
1
28}* Jan
Apr
58
5
6
32
57 %
100
3
7
36 %
29%
59 V*
Mills Inc
Common
35
29%
54%
54
Corp common
preferred series A
35% Feb
Nov
35%
29 %
10
34% Jan
64
34
28%
29
58
1
Inc
8
14
13,600
30
34%
l
5
25% Apr
35%
33%
28%
wn par
25% Oct
'
35%
29%
35%
29%
1,000
'*
No par
27% Dec
16
20,400
24
common
$1.60
Dayton Power & Light
8
57 r%
24%
2.50
Daystrom Inc
8
Dec
56
.0
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
15
58 V*
24 %
10
3%%
10% Feb
Jan
56 V*
1
24
5
59%
*58%
common
Cutler-Hammer
Dana
55%
24 V*
Class A
23
17% May 21
30% Dec
3
24
12% Dec
Publishing
17% Mar 19
6% May 21
Feb
56%
59
100
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
11
96
May 16
76%
4
1,000
54 V*
100
preferred
20% Jan
28
35 %
56%
0
17
19
33% Jan
58%
35%
24
Cuneo Press Inc
19% Jan
Nov
56 % Nov
4% July 16
12% Dec 27
22
6
65
1
11% Dec 31
44 Vs Jan
Feb
49% Nov 28
14
Dec
9
53% Feb
49% Nov 28
% Oct
2
57%
35%
*97%
preferred,™
2
21
47
Jan
4%%>
58
35%
12.50
pld
6,100
57%
35
51 %
Cuban-American Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
18
20
79
2
2
7% Jan
23
Oct
Jan
31 % Jan
19% Dec
53
16
11
65% Jan
13
9
26% Jan
33% Feb
27% Jan
12
11
% Sep 14
63% July 19
3'
52% Oct
8
Feb
noncum
118
56 %
35
__5
new.
115
56 %
34%
*58
z.oo
prelerrea
RR 67c
113
55'/*
No par
Cuba
1113*
55%
34%
u
com..
23
9% Feb
111
9,700
56
0
common
Corp
32
60
115%
109
1,300
5,900
G%
35%
24%
..No par
Zellerbach
Crucible Steel Co of Amer
7
20
113%
112
62
„i
14
3
Feb
40
28
6% Jan
May
6%
24
(The)
16
Jan
6%
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Corp
98'« Feb
5
6%
6
l
20
38% Jan
2
6 %
mo
2
Jan
%
l
11
19
6%
*53
Corp
Feb
22% Feb
26
6%
*160
Jan
23% July 25
50
6%
11,000
23
49%
28 %
1
92
25 % Dec
14% May 28
23
50 %
28
30
14
23
49 %
cominon.10
$2 preferred
$4.20
23
49%
..._50
preferred
Crown
22%
48%
j
Crescent
18
69 % Apr
7
23
3 % 7c
22%
55
Corp
13%
48%
*53
common
12%
22
54%
Corp
Crane Co common
12
15
13%
*53
Inc
2"* Feb
Jan
30% Jan
Dec
0% Jan
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19
91
13
7% preferred
Cosden Petroleum
Shares
13
48%
100
3
13%
22
34%
50
_
Refining
7
31
7
Products
12%
54%
preferred
.ion
preferred series of 1947.100
3%%
21% Jan
80
22
11% Dec
3%%
Corn
21
42% Mar 26
28% Oct
28 V* Dec
Corning Glass Works
13%
35
5
common
Electric
Feb
97% Mar
14% Dec
50% Nov
163
Dublller
5% Feb
23% Aug 27
25
5
'33
93
Co
13
49%
109%
5
preferred
59% Feb
the Week
Feb. )■',
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*55'*
&
31
Friday
Feb. 11
6%
5
Co
23
8al«a far
Thursday
48%
14
Corp
54% Jan
13%
"22
1
Issued"
49% Apr
TRICES
Feb. 13
'
5
Steei Corp
Cooper-Bessemer
8ALB
Wednesday
Feb, 12
13
25
Continental Motors
Continental Oil of Delaware
New
HIGH
Tuesday
Feb. JI
Steel
common
Continental
AND
Monday
Pat
convertible
Continental
22
34 % Jun
25% Jan
41
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Continental
94
STOCK.RECORD
STOCKS
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Co
Endicott Johnson Corp common
4% preferred
I
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♦49
50
10
56 %
56%
56%
800
31 Va
30%
31%
77,200
36,300
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 Va
28%
29%
30%
30'/a
30%
30%
31
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6%
6 %
6%
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
20%
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33 %
33 Vb
33 Vs
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33 %
6
7.000
6%
6.200
19%
19%
12,700
32%
33 y«
700
100
85 %
86%
85
85
85%
86
86
80
84
86
Equitable Gas Co
—8.50
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
Erie RR common
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
7,900
No par
19Vb
19%
16%
19%
18 Va
19
19
19%
19
19%
12,1°0
100
*75%
78
75%
75 %
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78
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78
50
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62
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62
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62
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62
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&
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
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78
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Number 5613
Volume 185
.
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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>
NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCIC'RECORD
'-1
Range for Previous
•>
-
:
:
Year J956
Lowest
'
20% Dec
.
^
•
15% Jan 20 '
-
Highest
-
STOCK
FORK
13
25% Jan
Evana
Mar 23
Aug 2
14% Feu
5
16% Jan
12
93 % Jan
Ex-Cello Corp
15"
65
St% Ifay
1
59% Dec
26
-56% Feb
10% Dec
7
15% Jan
3
10% Jan
ieb
'
3
>
par
• -
Jan
17
Fairbanks Morse A
24
Fldrehlld Engine * Airplane Corp-1
16
Jan
11
12% Feb
12
Apr
12
15% Feb
7
16% Jan
18
6
22% Jan
22
22% Jan
8
75 % Mar
16
68% Sep
-
15
25% Mar
21% Oct
20
•
7
519 preferred series B—
50
Fanatael Metallurgical Corp__—_^5
54% Jan
10
17
7% Jun
7
Jan
2
7% Jan
14
Oct
10
14% Dec
27
13 Va Feb
12
15% Jan
9
48% Oct
9
62
Dec
20
63
Jan
29
66V4 Jan
14
43% Jan
5
55
Dec
27
51% Feb
14
Feb
21
53 % Dec
2
5% Dec
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-
,56
9
Jan
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■
.-
2
1953 series
50
Bower Bearings—5
pfd
gmv
38% Jan
2
Federal
Mogul
11
22% Jan
11
Federal
Pacific
32
Feo
11
35V* Jan
24
19% Jan
15
20% Jan
31
7
10
6
9% Jan
2
Fenestra Inc
25'A Jan
'
2
20% Feb
6
28
Feb
12
31% Jan
10
Ferro
2 i
% Fcd
12
32
Jan
14
Fibreboard
98
1
'4%
i'.
:
preferred
8
102% Feb
4
7
52% Feb
15
3
29 % Jan
9
cum
conv
66
Jan
2
Filtrol
68
Feb
Dec
26
86
Feb
13
96% Jan
2
Firestone Tire Sc Rubber com,__6.25
106% Jan
16
101% Jan
2
leb
8
Jan
3
47 Va Jan
2
51% Jan
23
12% Feb
27
10 Va Feb
11
12'/a Jan
4
Feb
7
34% Feb
12
36% Jan
22
98
10
101% Nov 14
61
Dec
21
10% Jan
3
-
41
33% Nov 29
106
Firth
$4
Dec
27
105% Mar 14
Jan
16
92Va Jan
Nov
23
21% Mar 12
ll7a Feb
8
14Va Jan
10
41% Feb
16
54% Aug
50% Jan
10
Feb
8
3ff% Feb
13
50 lA Aug
Dec
12
62
Apr
14
53
(The)
88%
61
11 <•'
12%
15%
22%
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44%
G%
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63%
59
61
59
11%
13
16
22%
10%
11
12%
12%
15%
22%
65
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64
*53
51%
*48
51 %
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&
22%
22%
22%
22%
2,il>0
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46
64
46%
44%
6
6 %
13%
♦60
6
13%
45
46'/a
6%
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14,300
6%
6%
13%
65
•
64
13%
13%
64
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>
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45%
6
13-%
65
3,odd
14
*60
9,200
65
128 % Jan
3
8
3%1fr
63% Mar 12
54 Va Jan
2
57% Feb
4
27
21VaJan
3
Feb
24
41% Apr
18
35%; Feb
16
8
Foremost
3
13
2
10
12 Va Jan
3
July 18
97 Va Mar 20
86
24
95
Jan
2
Freeport
9
Froedtert
Corp
Fruehauf
Trailer
79% Oct
6% Dec
14
9% Jun
8
2
I6V2 Jan
15
24 Va Jan
8
Feb
12
80
Jan
14
16
23
75
Mar 29
94
4
Jan
21% Feb
16% Mar 22
38% Apr
65a Feb
4
7% Jan
13
10Va Jan
28
8
26
49 Va July 20
42",a Feb
11
43Va Jan
25% Feb
9
32% July 31
30va Feb
12
36'/a Jan
8
11
30% Sep
28
43
Dec
6
36% Feb
12
437/a Jan
38
Jan
23
54% Dec
13
47% Feb
15
54
6
Jan
4
9% July 17
7l/4 Feb
12
31
Jan
9
14% Dec
12
39
6Vs July
3% Jan
4
33Va Jan
27
25% Jan
3
99% Sep
24
60% Oct
1
2
5% Jan
2
Dec
31
51
Jan
9
51
Jan
9
19
267a Jan
2
30% Jan
30
5
99
Va Jan
3
101
Jan
25
31
72
Jan
23
77
Jan
31
106% Mar
73% Dec
17
28
10
9% J an
17
26 Va Jan
23
34% Mar 13
30
134% Feb
2
9
26
Jan
142
Jan
128 »/s Jan
10"% Aug 30
May 22
Dec
22Va Dec
Jan
23
41% Nov
28
6
40 % Jan
13
97% Feb
13
84
Jan
9
85!2 Jan
31
30% Jun
12
40
Oct
25
36 % Feb
13
38% Jan
2
6
138
34 Vo Feb
Jan
13
124
Jan
7
128% Jan
21
17% Jan
3
14
Feb
H
14% Jan
22
13% Jan
5
11% Jan
4
12% Jan
22
1
59% Dec
13
54% Jan
21
61% Feb
15
23
11
19
43
Oct
1
9
11
40% May 28
11
69
Jan
4
115
Jan
30
49 Va Mar 20
39 Vo Feb
12
43% Jan
2
2
12 Va
12%
1.700
52%
52
52%
52
52
51 %
52
51
511/4
3,100
45-%
46
46 %
40%
46%
46%
10,100
35%
36%
37
37%
37
37%
12,100
52 %
115% Jan
115
*87%
88
Va
*87%
X54%
55%
54%
_10
x35%
24
(The)
Co Inc
General
16%
16
16 Va
16 Va
16 Va
16
16
Va
15,700
36%
35%
37
37
37%
36%
38 %
II.200
13
13
Va
13%
14%
14%
14
14%
3,200
11%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
500
89 Va
87%
83 Va
87%
88%
88%
88%
88 %
89%
7,200
16%
16
16
16 %
16
16
*15%
16'%
500
21%
21%
21%
22 Va
21%
21%
45,700
75%
75%
75%
75%
*74%
75%
330
General
May 25
38% Mar 28
34% Jan
16
37 % Feb
11
General
100
10
1
5
4
$1.66
28% Feb
13
32% Jan
2
General
16% Feb
12
18% Jan
8
General
42
13
10
4Vt%
Jan
2
82
Feb
5
2)% Feb
11
27
37 Va Sep
12
25% Jan
21
45% Dec
13
52% Sep
18
45% Jan
24
50
Jan
4
41
Jan
23
61
July 24
43% Feb
12
51 % Jail
11
8% Oct
31
9% Jan
12
8% Jan
16
3% Feb
—100
100
1
Co
—1°
4
Products
Gerber
Getty Oil
Co common—
preferred
8
23 % Jun
41 % Feb
12
44
Jan
4
Gillette
(The)
31 Va Nov
23% Jan
22
25% Jan
2
Gimbel
Brothers
7
Co
*
common
preierred
$4.50
Dec
6
97% Mar 21
90
Jan
2
90Va Jan
22
34 % Sep
28
41 V« Mar
9
34% Jan
7
37% Jan
14
Glidden
14
5% Jan
25
3'/4 Jan
2
4 Va Jan
30
160
21
160
Jan
21
6
75
Jan
4
Goodrich Co
83% Jan
2
Goodyear
Oct
1
Jan
23
84
Dec
27
70% Feb
12
30
36
Apr
18
31% Feb
7
60% Sep
3
13
2% Feb
16
27
14
48% Feb
14
2
11
13% Jan
11
30% Jan
Granby Consol M 8 Sc P
Grand Union Co
(The)
60% Dec
18
46% Feb
12
59% Jan
Granite
Jan
2P
36 y4 Feb
6
3
85 % Feb
8
6»A Jan
14
45
Jan
3
31
99
Feb
17
5% Nov
29
7% May 18
5% Jan
2
25% Feb
14
41V? Aug 10
108 Va July 17
29% Feb
12
46% Apr
23% Mar
2
31
149% Jan
79% Jan
27
14% Feb
9
79% Dec
3
27
21% Oct
***•
41
Feb
8
Feb
12.
85
Jan
Jan
45 % Jan
9
14
7
1
20
Feb
11
21% Jan
11
11
132
Jan
11
138
Jan
22
72
Feb
12
78
Jan
11
30
17% May 10
Jan
79
32
10
33% Mar 12
96
Graham-Paige
79 % Jan
34
19
Dec
-
1% Jan
3
n***
26% Jan
18 Va Feb
2
8
14% Jan
2
80% Jan
15
?*'■
28% Jan
19% Jan
15% Jan
89
Feb
10
14
7
13
Grant
City
(W
T)
Northern
14%
57%
56%
53%
52 %
*16%
1G%(
16%
x41 %
42%
6%
6
1
100
14 Va
11%
*11 Va
59 %
60 %
59%
61%
133,900
53%
54 %
54%
55 Va
54%
55 %
85,100
(H L)
14%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
*16 Vt
16 Va
700
Va
41%
40%
42%
40%
40%
11.401
6%
6%
6%
6Va
113%
39 %
6
8%
39%
64%
64%
113
Va
03 %
65 %
64 Va
64
65%
I
3,000
4,100
510
115
114
114
113
113
1
'
113%
114
39 %
113 Va
113 Va
39%
39%
7/a
4Q%
193,900
2,000
114
113%
114
113%
113*»
39
40 Va
91
90%
907a
91 %
91 %
91%
91%
*37
38
x36%
36 %
*36%
37 Va
36%
37 V«
1,
60%
61
62
61 "a
62 %
G2
63
62 V,
63 Va
8,200
40 %
391 \
39%
38%
39 "a
38%
39%
38
38
6,400
91%
91%
37%
38
00%
39%
90%
*32
33
*32
4%
*32
33
4%
4%
vh
a
—
O
33
*32
33
*32
33
"
4%
4%
4%
', 4
1,000
4%
4'/a
4%
y2
16,000
35%
35%
35 Va
35%
12,500
29
30
29
29%
12,900
16%
4
35%
37%
357a
36'%
35 %
35-,
29%
30 Va
29.
30 %
28%
29'{,
16%
16%
<16%
42
43%
43%
44
43%
16%
43 Va
2,800
25%
25 %
25 %
25%
25
25%
3.600
33 %
33%
33%
33 Va
34
47%
39 7
a
40'%
40
40 Va
23%
28%
28%
28%
30
29''a
29
.28%
68%
69%
X68
■"
*33
70%
<100
105
*100
129
132
130
132
*77
82
*79
85
81%
80
79%
45%
8%1
42%
24
24%
'
28%
29%
46%
47 %
X47 %
45
43%
43%
44%
8 %
41 %
41
42
23%
8!
*8
"2
"90
91 %
36
36%
163
*157
x72 %
36 Va
36
4
3%,
91 "a
69
3%
3%
*157
lli-
*157
67 V;
tiS %
69
24%
2,070
134
30
77
79
79%
80
28%
29%
35.210
47
48 Va
2.000
44%
45%
7,200
8%
100
41%
42 %
10.300
24%
2 4%
5,900
48
45%
42
24%
*911
*90
36!
a
a
a
36 7«
37a
163
*157
163
67%
44,300
80 %
1,740
'
37
4
3%
l,30j
70%
130%
134
1,600
18.300
105
♦100
8%
*8
41 %
24 %
*90
38%
35 %
a
42
24 %
24
91%
*9C
29
28%
47%
8%
69
70%
1,800
29%
79%
43%
■'
'
85
*79
80%
80
16%'
105
132 Va
133
85
*79
69 >A
*100
46%
47%
44 '/a
131%
80%
70%
105
23%
29%
28 %
*47%
69 Va
*100
105
.
*8
91%
*90
35%
37a
6.000
36
3%
4,500
163
♦157
'A
68 %
69 %
67%
68%
12.300
12,800
72%
72%
73
72 !4
74'%
32
32%
32 V,
32%
317',
31%
32%
32 %
32%
32 Va
2.100
4
49%
48%
49 %
x48%
49 %
48%
49%
48%
48 7a
12.000
48%
%
1%
1 Va
1%
%
22,200
73%
1%
1%
70'
i
1%
72 •' \
1%
71%
1
1%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 %
25%
28%
25%
26%
25%
26%
9 Va
27 "a
7,000
49 "a
22.000
34%;
49%
46%
48%
46%
43%
47%
49V4
36
34%
35 %
34%
34%
34
common:———5
*25%
100
*64%
.*64!2
85
*84%.
6
5%
Prop..No par
30%
31
23 "a
30%
79 Va
80
80 %
80'
25
No par
Co
i—100
—
—
Die C*rp__~No par
Greynound Corp (The) common...3
4VtW preferred
:
——100
43
41%
20
20%
•
136%
136 ''2
18%
20
136%
.
r.
5%
6
,
41%
20 %
135%
41
13%
18%
15%
88
88
18%
14%
*36
81%
1.600
42
43%
42%
43 %
13.600
20%
20 Va
20 7,8
5.300
135''2
132%
%
20%
133
133
75
380
30
75
*72
27%
27%
28
28
28%
3,100
18 %
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
3.400
14%
15
1478
15
22,500
90
88
88
1,600
75
27
15
3,500
31 %
81
20%
16 %
5.300
31 Va
81
136 Va
27 %
57 a
31%
81
20Vi
27
5%
3,000
86
42%
*72
27 %
6
*8 4%
31
136%
72%
57a
86
82
V
7?
*84%
30 Va
29%
*80%
74
*72
27%
41
80
4,600
9V4
26%
9 "4
36 %
86
1
27
9 %
26
47%
Western RR_—_—100
Co Inc
—1
Greerifield Tap lc
500
12
35%
Iron Ore
preferred
14%
40
6 %
64
40
67%
Great Western Stfgar com—No par
Green Bay Sc
2,400
14%
11%
59
12.50
Ry
80
57 Va
5%
Co
80
700
126
47%
Steel
Northern
*36 Va
126
16%
%
113%
66
113%
84%
36 V'2
84%
.
126
407a
40
8%
64%
11,700
12%
53%
a
%
1,300
38 Va
14 V,
57%
52!
*124%
110
23%
14 %
12
55%
84
36%
*36
127%
125
V 84%
.,
*11%
14%
12
'
36 %
7,100
*23
23%
37
85%
6,000
37
23%
36%
5
Great Northern Paper Co
Green
38%.
127
125%
12
41%
5
Ex-distribution
1%
*84 Va
85 %
'36%
10
133 Va
131%.r
.
23%
.—5
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Great
,35%
Va
36%
*84
14%
1
No par
Motors
3%%
Gt
*•
133
150
'>
75
9%
1
Sc Co
1% Jai
Nov
70% May 25
25% Nov 20
57% Jan
(W. R)
9 % Feb
77
2
Grace
84%
35
4,000
100
74%
30 %
*22%
100
53
28%
28%
9%
9 Va
2,100
100
76
73%
9%
133
133
23%
34*:;
12
5
Sc Rubber
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Jan
*124%
.10
25 % Feb
34
38% Oct
Tire
Co
F)
9
20% Mar 16
9
29
35
<B
36 % Aug
29% May 23
Feb
Brewing Co
Gold Sc Stock Telegraph
Jan
66
1% Dec
(The)
66%. F. b
23
Nov
60
10% Dec
Co
89% Mar 23
163
133 %
21) '
"
37%'
127 %
*3%
No par
10
Goebel
Mar 14
'«
10
—
54% Aug 23
40% Jan
No par
preferred
$5 preferred
Georgia-Pacific Corp
4%
%
x37
39%
Rubber
Sc
4%%
5
\ 84
113%
com—2.50
preferred
100
conv
preferred
100
4%%
78
Corp
Corp
Corp
Time
12
25% Nov
Corp
Tire
86% Sep
35
28 "a
General
28
75 "/a Nov
24
34%
39%
General
4
133%
133%
23%
29
1
2.9
74
9%
397 a
3
23
73
9%
34 %
Feb
Jan
133%
73%
9 Va
9%
39%
3OV4 Jan
Jan
9 %
3,000
4%
*50
100
100
100
151n
4%
28%
28 Va
2:3%
100
72%
75
74
28%
100 %
300
15 Va
53
*50
51
*50
28%
a
*100
32%
Telephone
80
100
99%
53
28!
28%
23%
40%
Steel Castings
3
*50
51
51
400
34 Va
*34
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
34%
Shoe
General
General
7
15
39%
General
8
9
23
15
15
34
26% Jan
41% Jan
Jan
4%
4%
4%
%
25%
37% Jan
73% Jan
15
15%
25 %
6
103'% Jan
15
7%
7%
34 "4
25 Va
12
5
7Va
25%
12
137% Feb
1,200
4,300
42 Va
42 Va
34 !.,
16 %
24% Feb
10
15
■
a
9%
9 7a
7%
43 %
39% Feb
100
7
10
7
6%
35 %
16 %
32% Feb
100
•'
43
7%
42%
7
16
14%
:■
48%
17
2
Sep
34
43%
Nov
121% Apr
7%
34%
17
Apr
11
7%
34%
9%
*34%
7 %
7%
43%
—;
46
Oct
67%
*41%
43 %
*41%
10
-1
1
-—10
General Refractories
36
84
"
10
9%
10%
43
113%
2
102
"a
6%
6%
6%
10
*41
34%
1%
Corp com
23
27
76
6%
6%
100
Jan
26
21 %
14%
common—2
Co
32% Oct
Dec
*16
No par
No par
Advertising
15
Portland Cement Co
—1
Precision Equipt Corp—,_1
conv preferred
No par
Public Service
ibc
Public Utilities Corp
5
Railway Signal
6.67
Realty 6c UtilUes
— 10c
General
7
2
May 17
75
Outdoor
4% Jan
Nov
21%!
76
Preferred $3.75 serlee
43% Jan
96
22%
75 Va
preferred
$5
33% Jan
74
36,700
12%
21%
Corp
Motors
4
90
10
20
56'%
54%
x88%
No par
-100
preferred
5%
14
71
55%
35%
Ne par-
com—
preferred
Foods
12
7
54%
16
-~5
Corp
Electric
Jan
12
54 %
13
1
Dynamics Corp
4% Feb
28% Fib
54%
91
16%
com
preferred
series
5% Aug 20
55% Jan
55
8,300
116
37
-
Industries Inc
Cigar
35% Aug 24
5
88 %
16 Va
1st preferred—
28
22
88 %
9,800
17
34% Oct
^
7,300
Nov
66% Apr
)
7%
4% Dec
13
88%
48 V4
4
29
116
*89
115
*109%
88%
47%
General
29% Dec
113
56 Va
54%,
55
>
90
*88'%
'
48 Va
General
47% Nov
53 Va
*109%
115
54
90
*88%
48
1
29% July 18
*109-%
90
53 Va
53%
*109%
36%
90
90
48%
24
29
53
46%
36
*88%
48%
91% Feb
50% Jan
54%
52 %
46
*88'%
90
*88%
35
.
48 Vo
38% Jan
19
90
10%
35 Va
94
49%
2
53 Ya Dec
7,600
12%
•
10%
35
*91
48 Vo
Wood
2
4
2,600
12
1V %
%
1,900
34% Jail
34% Jan
10%
35%
10%
5,200
3,800
33% Jan
Feb
10
50
31%
37% Apr
3
75% July 17
7
11
49%
3.; Via
101 % Mar 15
23
49%
2
124% Feb
Dec
1(>'%
49
47%
31 Va
1
18% Dec
47%
5,700
105%
38!
27
34
48
*104
105%
31%
31
9
47%
*103
39 Va
Feb
19
%
106
105
%
106
31%
Dec
Nov
*103
IjS
2,900
90
38%
Dec
14% Feb
87%
31
31
38% Feb
87%
12 "a
(Delaware )_1
No par
General
Instrument Corp—
1
General Mills common
No par
2
32
86%
38
General
21
24
86%
37
7%
Jan
53% Feb
86
31
645.
110% Jan
Jan
88
37
85
34% Oct. 23
86%
5,700
15.7 ")
57%
30%
General Contract Corp
1
68
X55%
36%
General
21
57%
30! 4
4
Jan
56 Va
38%
44 % Feb
60
56 %
31%
12
109'% Jan
54%
37
Feb
16
56%
30%
General
8 % Jan
28
54%
f
52%
27%
12 %
General Finance Corp
12
51%
27 'A
12'/a
5
2
6 % Fe o
100
51%
27 '%
12 Va
Co
3
64
*96
51%
27%
10
18% Jan
18
100
*96
■51%
27
42%
59% Jan
73% Dec
98%
50%
27%
100
3
122% Mar
*96
51%
6%
110
10
98 %
50%
27 %
12%
Co. common
13
10% Mar 20
31
4.600
49
*
....
16% Feb
40
2,100
28 Va
25%
35%
10
52% Feb
50% July 23
28
27%
25%
11%
2
Apr
27%
28
*95%
89
16%
26
65 Va Aug
Jun
I,300
28%
27%
10
4%
7
17
25%
28 '
28
42%
General
13% Dec 27
52% Jan
25 %
23
27%
92
General Cable Corp com
2
8OV2 Dec
■
25%
28
23%
34%
General Bronze
15
15!» Jan
17
25%
28%
27%
92
14
36% Jan
30
4% Jan
5
*25 %
25%
20
92
11
23
30% Nov
51
1,300
♦8
1
Gar
14 V4 Jail
13
8'/,
8%
34%
(The)
Co
Garrett Corp
2
14
24 Va Jan
July 16
16Va Aug
8%
6! a
10%
2
1
4%% convertible preferred-—50
General
Acceptance Corp
1
General American Ind__
1
6%
convertible preferred
50
General American Investors com—1
$4.50 preferred
100
General Amer Transportationl-2.50
General Baking Co common
—5
$8 preferred
No par
Jan
8%
8%
1,90 J
92
Co
Gardner-Denver
8% Jan
9,300
34
Gamble-Skogmo
41% Dec
600
29%
Inc common..... 5
5%
convertible preferred _.
50
Gamewell Co (The)
No par
4
97c Feb
9% Jan
Sulphur
Gabriel
3
11% July 19
19 Va
29 %
10%
preferred
4%
19 Va
29%
92 Va
Franklin Stores Corp
9
19%
29%
13
11
Jan
*19%
29 %
35 %
Co
11% Feb
'
♦32
19%
29
*8
8'%
25%
-
32%
19%
10%
Corp—
Sugar
28
13% Nov
11
32%
32
19%
29%
35
Inc
Dairies
Francisco
13% Mar 12
Feb
32
32%
19%
29%
"
5
31
Dec
32%
29%
49 Va
Co- _No par
Light
11% Jan
14
32
10 %
' 51
Foster-Wheeler
15% Jan
17% Jan
12
30 Vt Oct
22
32%
20
*91
Co
42 Va Jan
16% Dec
8% Feb 24
3,l0<)
10,500
87
_7%
cum
Motor
100
55
36%
29
28'3
100
50%
51 %
27 %
27%
55 Vt
56%
Food Machinery
Ford
*50
20 Va
*103
pfd ser of
Sc Chem Corp
10
convertible preferred.—100
100
preferred
3Va%
88 Va Feb
51 %
51%
36 %
2
3
51
20%
46 Va
4
18% Dec
22%
6
37%
Feb
19% Oct
22 %
20%
35%
84 Va Jan
130'/a Dec
2,000
22%
36%
45%
111
Nov
15%
20
*88 %
5
44% Jan
15%
36
15
$4.20 div
6
28% Nov
15%
20%
Florida
Mar
Sep
*15%
36%
Food Fair Stores Inc common—1
July
24% Nov
15%
20
4
100
50% Feb
15%
36%
6
159
May
1,500
15%
20%
3
30
6% Dec
15.300
13 Va
36%
48% Jan
13
108% Dec
18.300
11%
13 %
19%
43% Jan
62%-Jan
45 Ve Oct
58%
10%
13 %
36%
18
12
Dec
56%
11%
13%
2C%
11
11
Dec
59
10%
13%
37
44% Jan
Feb
24% Jan
58%
11
13%
35% Feb
Jan
'
59%
44%
13%
2,800
10%
.
64
45 %
6%
IO.JOO
12%
*59
64
2
53
51% May 28
79
88 %
18
6
Feb
34
89%
5
Corp
9
Nov
153
88%
•
_1
Power
July
82
3
88
—5
common
Florida
77
109
(The)
Co
102Va Mar
10
13
90
87%
_No par
Co_
Carpet
Co
preferred
88 Va Feb
Feb
38
87
_No par
Stores
Florence Stove
88
83 Va Dec
29
36
28%
26%
*98%
100
preferred
Flintkote
92
34
83 Va
1
First National
12
92
Corp
4%1b
25
31
15%
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc—10
12
61
23
15
Fidelity Phenix Fire Inc NY__„__5
26% Jan
1
54 % Feb
11
22%
15
-
100
Feb
47% Jan
23
Mar 26
27
119
22%
15
25%
1
Paper Prod com_.No par *■
91% Jun
9
22%
14%
—10
S.
Corp
1
125
22%
14%
0%
Nov 19
78
22'%
15
32
53
ll7/a Dec
Shares
22%
*19%
29%
30% Feb
51
the Week
-
Feb. 15
19%
2.50
—.—5
Dept Stores
Felt Ac Tarrant Mfg Co_
1
39% Mar 23
61
cumulative
4
8% Feb
1
41
Friday
.
Feb. 11
36%
...5
-25
Board Co com.
preferred
Paper
4.6%
Federated
31% Jan
31% May
29
47
Thursday
14%
1
Co
21
9
May
Federal
Electric
27% Jan
10% Jan
May
Oct
44 Va Nov
26% May
1
22%
-
common—1
pfd ser A—
50
cum
14
29% Nov 29
100
oonv
Feb
37% Mar 14
Aug 14
25
51b
19% Feb
21% Sep
26% Ncrv 29
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2
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15
2
32% Jan
11
9
Jan
Jan
12
107% Feb
147% July 26
23
14
30
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98
21
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76% Feb
28
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12
YORK
16
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2
Gulf
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42% Mar 20
26
27
83 % Dec
34% Jan 24
36
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9
25
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28
3
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6
91
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SALE
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Sales
Friday
the Week
Feb. 14
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29
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17
Sep
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25
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Dec
AND
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30%
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.
Tuesday
Feb. 11
28
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SO
100
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Par
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1
Guantanamo Sugar
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28
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The Commercial and Financial
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17
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10
92
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20% May
19
87
24
Jan
33
Nov
Jan
30
31% Feb
Water
89% Jan
17
Halliburton
Oil
78
Feb
8
19
20% Feb
11
9
18
24% Jan
18
Sep
Sep
107
23
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13
26
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7
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24
130
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2
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11
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15
3
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12
62
Feb
12
69
Jan
7
128% Jan
15
131
Jan
15
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20
37
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11
46% Jan
11
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12
36% Jan
11
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26
Jan
14
27% Feb
4
25
39
27% Jan
2
28% Jan
17
5% Feb
11
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7
11
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21
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31
8
32 % Dec
13
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Aug
Jan
23
37
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24'A Feb
Dec
19
Dec
3
60
85% Nov
15
101
Dec. 11
20
26% Jan
15
16% Jan
2
2,100
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25%
26%
2,200
89 Va Feb
7
11
18% Jan
22
16
23% Feb
14
24% Jan
14
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3
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Jan
2
15
Feb
14
35
Jan
21
39% Jan
3
Jan
2
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30
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23
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12
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Feb
12
77% Feb
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7
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7
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27
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25
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7
10% Jan
10
18% Dec
31
7
17% Feb
12
20 Vb Jan
7
9% Dec
26
25% Sep
14 % Apr
12
9% Feb
12
11% Jan
10
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Holland Furnace Co
12
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13
16% Jan
18
Hollander
11
Holly Sugar Corp
6% Apr
11
12% Dec
19% Feb
10
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12
18% Oct
22
23
15
20 Va Jan
2
22% Jan
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17
32% Jan
16
29
Jan
7
31
5
40
Feb
20
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11
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10
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19
61
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7
71 Va Jan
4
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Feb
11
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2
31
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10
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14
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3
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6
36
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22
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30
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25
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3
25
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3
26% Jan
75
29
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11
96
0
77
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2
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31
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26
10
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8
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26
41% Jan
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3
12
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105
20
15% Nov
29
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20
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64
Nov
.
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10
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28
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11% Apr
30
13
27% Dec
Feb
88
14% Feb
13
99
-
23
5% Feb
July 26
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54
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13
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23
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37
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15
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18
11
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8
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35
34 Va
49
48
49
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10
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Jan
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33
34 Va
96
97
common—5
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5%
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25
5
26
62
95
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1
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1
12
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2
32% Jan
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12
14
97
82
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50
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20
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4
17
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4
6
81
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13
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51
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13
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97
36 %
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37
5%
80%
33 %
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20 Vb ~
♦29
26
5%
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62 Va
5 %
1%
common
.
36%
20'A
11%
*
37
1%
Hudson Bay Min & Sm
5,130
17 VB
preferred—100
noncumulative
9%
16%
1%
com
9%
26
52 %
.
9%
16%
100
Manhattan
11
13
14%
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9%
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Lighting
17%
25%
98
Stores
10
17%
25%
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17%
26
*
Howe Sound
10
17%
5%
86
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9%
20 Va
5%
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u
82
17%
5%
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7
va
10
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33%
95
16%
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17
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.
17%
34%
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13 Va
82
11%
82 Va
100
и.
73
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30 %
37 %
100
13%
13'A
*71 Va
20%
26'%
preferred
4.40% preferred
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10%
%
4%
13 Va
*23%
25%
31
38
*20%
*81 Va
com
37%
*9%
61 %
26
100
6,600
37%
9%
5 Vb
1,300
51
23%
37 Vb
12%
...
48%
37
*
20%
1
114%
43 Va
20
33%-
-
114%
11,900
370
13%
9%
Va
50
1,500
•
23
30%
-
37
28%
20%
62%
1,300
28%
*29%
34%
10
20
600
15 VA
*49
74
9%
'
«/4
36
-48 %
82
17%
12%
*48-
*81
10
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Household Finance common—No par
3%% preferred
100
4% Feb
4
13
15
.j
114%
49 '
43%
.
*71%
.
17%
16%
79% Feb
Jan
12%
17%
3
23% Jan
22
10
30
conv
3
21
28
9%
5
preferred
48%
49
Va
28%
13
20
*9%
17%
„lo
common...
.
*48 %
74
*81
X10
Va
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"
5
preferred
Houston
37%
114%
29%
Sons
preferred
Houdallle-Indust ries
lnc
15
11
&
15%
36 %
*113%
114
27%
50c
Mining
13
7% Jan
41 %
19% Nov 29
.
7
8
12% Feb
.
Jan
49% Jan
57% Aug 17
18% Jan
3
15
15%
*48 Va
Hotel Corp of America—1
5
90
(A)
convertible
1,000
33%
*48
1
40
16%
16'%
*23% ,24%
34 Va
*33%
16%
24
49
2.50
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Electrochem
17
83
Corp
89 %
16%
29%
(Charles E%
Homestake
8
Vb Jan
35% Dec
Mar
Hotels
48
8J
23%
'
31% Dec
Nov
Hilton
Hires Co
47%
89 %
33%.
48%,
preferred series A
2nd pfd (conv)—No par
48 V*
24 %
48 %
cum
48 %
34 Va
37 %.
1,000
*88 Va
*23%
114 Va
800
26
74%
*33%
15%
36
114%
li>'
*25%
74%
24%
29 Vb
1
100
Corp
14%
70
500
76
34%
5
Chem
15
25%
*74%
24%
48%
lnc
24%
*33%
—1
(The)
24 Va
24 lu
15%
—No par
common
24%
34 %
24
*33 Va
600
33
25%
83 Va
16%
6
33
15
47%
88 Va
16%
*5%
1,800
24 Va
%
89%
'
5%
4,500
33
14%
16%
7
21% Dec
»/4
*87%
9
Jan
24
14%
16%.,'
7
2
24
15 %
25%
49 Va Jan
13
24%
5%
39
33
76
49'A Jan
Oct
6 VH
33%
'25
32 Va Jan
80
*5%
*74%
12
61% Dec
1,300
24%
88%
Newport
28 */4
76
27% Feb
Heyden
28
25
47% Jail 21
9
1,900
28
48
41% May 23
14% Jan
26>%
*74%
5%
Co
26%
.48
16 %
Powder
26%
76
88 %
Hercules Motors
Hercules
2p%
27%
48
& Co
E)
(W
31
26%
28
33 %
25
135
37%
34%
25
*131
.
34
*14%
15'
preferred--
3.65%
6
2,700
38%
25
3
13% Nov 29
*5%
1,400
62*;b
34%
*33 %
%
110
35%
62
33
*74'/a
23
11
28
104
35%
34
*47
27% Jan
Jan
26 'A
133
*
!
•
33
15
45% Dec
20
27
28
*131
'
4,500
34
%
100
25
preferred
(H J) Co common
preferred
160
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4%% preferred series A——50
45% Dec
38
23
-
dist
15
133
38
38%
2 6 'a
%
34
1
*131
38
33 Va
5%
lnc
133 1
37%
,
*33%
Hecht Co common
Heller
*130
27
100
1
Helme (G W) common
10
7% noncumulative preferred—25
7
'A Feb
63%
28
Heinz
16
35%
62
27
2
86% Jan
35%
62%
28
7
5
36%
62 %
Vs
41 %
103
x35%
10
liquidating
103
36%
62 %
1
50
Industries
*101Va
35 Va
6
partial
103
62
39
—,
*100
64
America common
preferred
Industries lnc—
4Va%
103
36%
34
Hat Corp of
Ex
*100
133
37
Jan
2
36 Va
62 Va
*130
34
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hayes
'78%
103
2.50
1
.
Jan
27% Jan
103
——5
Co
76
6
Feb
21 Vb.
25%
50
Jan
51 Va
25
11
Aug
124
25%
13
33% Feb
31
25
21
20% May 20
21
6,700
25%
Feb
38 Va Jan
Dec
80"b
25%
21%
Va Jan
25
15% Dec
80
21%
74
9
17
36% Nov 29
80%
21%
25%
25
27
Jan
23% Oct
110
80 Va
21 (/B
47% Feb
89 Va Feb
34
Oct
40
80
21
100
Chemical
Harr-ls-Seybold .Co
9
14% Feb
13
34% Mar 27
76
47
12
41
78%
21
2.50
Co
Corporation
Haveg
18% Jan
17
33
a
39%
78%
20%
100
preferred
Feb
38 V# July 31
41%
21
1
common
preferred
Paper
*40
78%
20%
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
6%
%
78
5
Cementing—5
Co
Walch
convertible
4%
29% May 28
24% NOV 20
13
Well
Printing Co
F)
Hamilton
3
42% Mar 29
Feb
Hall
11
Jan
69% Dec 27
146
24
6
V2
82
80
'
4%
29 %
4%
4%
2^1
5,700
15,001
*29'A
29 %
309
20
19%
20 VB
2,70.)
I
27% Feb
10
35% May
3
29% Jan
17
67% Oct
?2% Feb
1
72% May
4
54 VB
Feb
12
10
63% Jan
30%
9
Illinois
Central RR Co
31%
No par
61 % Feb
55-4
11
Illinois
57%
Power
No par
59%
61%
,
60
Jan
23
00 "i-a
Aug
15
55
Jan
2
41% Dec
21
61
Jan
19
43% Jan
21
.)
53
Apr
5
55
Jan
54 % Apr
44
Nov
50% Dec
44
44
Dec
11
a.
i
Jan
15
45
Jan
15
Jan
31
52
Feb
11
48
Jan
45
Feb
1
29% Jan
11
53
Feb
10
45
Feb
1
30
Nov
13
27% Jan
23
19
11% May
11
50 % Mar 13
69
Feb
13
Dec
31
85% July 20
165
Feb
6
76% Jun
8
52% Dec
20
20
20
13
01% Jan
400
May 35
33% May 28
143% Dec
6
28% Sep
Nov
99 Va Jan
4
55% Jan
11
31
2
3
7
Int'l
2
2
156% Jan
145% Jan
29
14
31 % Feb
1
12
29% Jan
14
69
3
10
7 2 V2 Jan
3
Va Jan
9% Jan
3
12
104% Apr
94
Feb
15
144
38
Dec
13
Aug
44% Feb
98 VB Feb
12
115%
Jan
7
11% Jan
107%
9
19
Jan
11
Jan
4
93
Feb
8
17% Jan
19
2
20
Jan
16
86
*
Feb
13
112% Jan
3
20
25
Jan
25% Feb
11
91
21 % Apr
2
285B Jan
94
Jan
16
124% Jan
14
43% NOV
2
29
40 VB Jan
70% Mar 13
34 % Apr
44% Jan
2
51
20
% Jan
7
30% Feb
34
4
38 V« Jan
37% Apr
13
29 % Jan
Jan
2
16
5
29% Feb
12
49% Jan
2
55
Jan
22
49 Va Jan
7
49% Jan
9
7
30
32% Dec
28
39% Mar 10
Feb
9
18% Dec
27
15 Va Aug 27
23% July 18
34% Jan
5
27% Jan 10
13
30
Nov
30
23% Dec
18
33% Jan
10
120 % Dec
55 Va
17
4
Nov
13
32% Oct
56"% Nov
130
Feb
19
22% Dec
1
83
Dec
55
43% Oct
2
58% Apr
1
85
8
5
Mar 21
preferred
50
*47%
48
preferred
50
*45
46
& Light—No par
28
28
Electrica
De
30% Feb
31% Jan
7
12
32% Jan
2
13% Jan
7
2
14% Jan
28% Feb
31
19 Va Jan
30% Feb
13
32
28
24 V8 Jan
2
43 Vb Feb
12
123
Jan
2
6
Jan
27% Feb
Iron
Business
28
*28%
%
28%
70
1,200
8%
8%
*8%
8%
36%
36%
36%
36 Vb
36%
7,600
74%
75%
75 Va
76%
76
77
9,-309
j
156
par
Corp
x80%
43 Va
46
1
*21%
22
_5
45%
*89%
No pur
Nickel
of
152
100
-
Canada--
International Paper
common
$4 preferred
7.50
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer coin—No
par
5% preferred
_100
International Salt
International Shoe
No par
No par
i
common
preferred
Utilities Corp
$1.40 cum conv preferred
Interstate Dept Stores
44%
29
27%
26
36%
35 %
150 %
99%
7.60 I
"2
46%
8,0''0
21%
*21%
22%
509
45%
1,300
45%
91
*89 Va
28 V»
'
36 VB
29
29
503
504
35%
36 %
36 Va
45 V2
45
91
159
91
29'A
Va
91
28 Vb
510
507
36%
28%
512
36 %
36%
10
40
7.509
6,930
17,100
151
152%
152
152
153
153%
30
*30
30%
30
30
*30
30%
? %
26%
27
27
27'A
27%
7,200
1021 '4
98%
72
10%
10%
98 Vb
90%
17%
*95
-
89
98
17%
*87%
119%
*70%
100%
10%
100%
97
26
■
io'A
89
83 %
45
499%
28%
98%
118
82
152
*70%
17%
45 %
*153
82
45 %
21%
22
159
81
45
25%
Va
72
97
-
*153
82
•45%
30
30%
26
*70%
45
*89%
500
153%
30%
21%
45
91
498
159
80%
44 %
91
.
x98 1
'
,
*70%
102 %
100%
72
*70 V2
103%
100 V8
960
72
103%
34,600
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 V4
103k
7,909
99%
S9 %
100%
98 V 4
100 %
22.200
*95
17 Va
72
27 Vb
99
98
*95%
98
86
*115
18
17 Va
88
88
*95%
17%
87%
*17%
89
120
*115
118
116%
1*0
18%
''
116%
98
■
18%
800
87%
88%
220
*116
120
300
39%
39%
39 3
39%
39
%
39%
39 "a
47
39%
39%
39%
47
2,900
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
46 %
46
32
32
%
46%
900
31
31
30%
31
34
34
29%
30%
29%
30
30
30%
30 '4
30%
30%
30%
32.: 00
50
51%
50%
51
51%
51%
52'A
52'A
3,300
Corp
Iowa-Illlnols Gas 6c Elec Co
Island Creek Coal
com—5
51 %
25
52%
-
8
'
Light
Co_
*50%
52
1
030
30%
3012
3.50
Power Co
Intertype
&
*21 Va
45%
91
*153
80 %
44 %
22
500
25
International Telep & Teleg—No
par
International
Power
-
43 %
.
503
35%
159
.79
%
8%'
8%
25
International Silver
Interstate
27%
x499
100
preferred
*153
82
20
No par
No par
common
8%
156
100
14
14%
14
,
*49%
'51.
*501
51
*51 %
52%
*51 %
53
30 Va
*30%
31
'30 %
31 %
13%
14
13%
14 VB
*14
14%
6.000
25
26%
26
26%
26
26 Va
23,000
30%
31V,
31
31
23 %
25%
24%
24%
31%
31%
31%
10
27
27"%
45
»i25
128
a-
.300
43%
*125
30 Vi
31
27 %
27
46
1
900
30%
31 Vb
50c
35
'30%
No par
:
*32
14%
•
5
common
preferred
27%
27%
27 %
27%
27 Vb
27%
3,400
45 %
43 VB
45'.
43%
46
46
46%
10,700
128
*125
2
128
*125
Va
128
s125
2,200
127
I
3% Feb
4
4% Jan
4
Jacobs
23% Feb
1
11
3%
28% Jan
9
28 % Feb
11
23 %
24
36% Jan
o
Jaeger Machine Co
5
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—_ioo
28 %
29
84
87
Jewel Tea Co lnc
3%% preferred
49%
50 3
85
88
43 %
45%
84
Feb
8
Jan
24
47% Jan
28
50% Jan
11
86
Jan
18
89
Jan
9
43% Feb
11
49% Jan
31
69
Feb
91
(F
L;
Johns-Manville
Co
common
9
Johnson
2
99
Jan
2
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
0% preferred series A
76% Jan
17
61
Feb
11
Jan
.
20.
.a"J"*3
Joy
6c
Johnson
Manufacturing
1
100
Corp
77
Va
36 %
61% Jan
page
28
90
8 %
12
see
28%
48
46 %
74%
12
For footnotes
%
48
'45%
36%
29
26
28
52
73%
45% Feb
Dec
46
36
96% Jan
62% Nov
72
48
*45
8%
15
3
28 14
*47 %
46
76 %
No par
international Packers Limited
15
$0
52
48
36%
Machines
Iowa
22
*51
*47%
*45
•
73%
N
2
Jan
47
*8%
preferred
1%
46
*46
*51
36 Va
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class
A„25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
5
Int'l
*44%
*46
52
1
preferred
Int'l Harvester
4%
45
47
is
47
51 %
48
46
28
447
4,409
15,29)
No par
100
4
53% Jan
130
4Va%
7%
48
*45
%
Mexico
105% Feb 27
8
30
35% Feb
15
Mar 14
102% Feb
67% Feb
42% Jun
7
10% Mar 19
29% Oct
27
94% Nov
19
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
84% Aug 31
44% Oct 15
22
July 0
July 26
38% Feb
38% Jan
58
*46
53
Interlake
11
5,600
1,540
47
*52
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuranshares Clfs lnc
Interchemical Corp common
21
Jan
44%
44%
*43
52
preferred
Inland Steel Co
Jan
38% Jan
59%
47
6%
Jan
537
56
%
,_100 pesos
35% Jan
12
'A
53
52
8 A
52
12
32 %
54
59
*44
*46
Industrial Rayon
Ingeitfoll-Rand common
92
Feb
31%
55%
58%
50
cumulative
2
35% Feb
31%
54%
59%
50
cumulative
12
438
31
55 Va
59
*41
4.20%
11
98% Feb
13
6
3114
54%
59%
44%
4.42%
Jan
108% Mar 13
Sep
Feb
30%
56 Va
*44
Indianapolis Power
27% Feb
112% Aug
8
14% Mar 13
144 Va May
7
12
11
22
8T
Jan
Feb
5
44% Feb
88
156
4
0
Dec
12
*
9% Nov 26
85
Feb
7
Feb 28
32 % Mar 12
98% Nov 29
15% Feb
79
16
9
42% Feb
31
337/e Apr
23
87% Dec
8
4
20% Jan
174
21
Jan
13
41% July 25
22
69
14
Jan
Feb
550
21
78
4
39VB Jan
88 '/a Jan
35% Dec
103
27 % May 28
25% Jun
Jan
3
11
148
09% Mar 20
24Va Mar 13
23
83% Dec
8 V8 Feb
35% Jan
73% Feb
31%
59
50
•
9
30%
54%
preferred
Industria
33 % Dec
47% Jan
15
common
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4.70%
4
Co
cumulative
4.26%
51
45% Jan
12
100% Dec
4.08%
9
20
Dec
8
3
Dec
151
Feb
Idaho Power Co
45
26% Jun
7% Apr
45
15
5
12 Va
Co
4
3%
3%
4
3%
4
3%
4
3.200
24
24
24%
24%
24 %
X23%
25
3.300
29
29%
30
30%
30 Va
*30%
31
85
'84
85
4
85
85
85
85
49%
4
49%
49%
50
88
86%
86 %
*85
70%
45%
48%
100
96 %
96
61
65 %
43%
71
-10
1
3%
23%
28 3
%
%
-
4
43%.
-
*
*87
44
49%
4,000
88 Vi
88%
88%
220
44
4514
44
70
70 3
4
70%
70%
70
48%
47%
48%
47 V
2
49%
96%
96 %
£6%
96%
63%
66
96%
96 %
96 %
61%
63%
63
65 %
,
50
49 %
46%
,
2,400
49%
47i
96%
.
.'
45 3
49%
70%
.69
,
44
*84
45%
71
-63%
67
17,900
5,300
29,300
520
27,800
1957
Volume
Number 5613
185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
YORK STOCK
NEW
-
/Range Since
,
Highest
70% Aug
13
34% Feb
104
Nov
27
127
44
Dec
18
52
37 % Dec
7
78
Dec
21
92
Feb
44% Aug
96
5
103
108
Apr
89
30
105
Mar
87
21% Jan
10
/12% Dec
27
21
Mar 27
May 28
48
Dec
30.
113
16
4,20%
Jan
25
95
4
31
28% Feb
2
4%
6
Gas
102
>101
103
*94
97
%4
97
*93
95
*93
95
95
9o
*93
97
*94
97
67
67
Electric Co
No par
lul '/4 Feo
5
Feb
11
11
Hayes
4
Kennecott
45 V4 Jan
4
66% Jan
14
Kprn County. Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
4
4Va%
Ac
Cppper
Feu
7
Apr
12
■iOV'4
Feu
13
43 % Jan
-.3
Keystone
58^8 Apr
27
41
Jan.
17
43% Jan
24
32'/a Feb
11
35% Jan
4
12.
65 % Jan
2
Feb
5
18
98
29% Mar 29
31% Dec
26
50% Feb
22r
10
29 % Apr
3
; 43% Jan
4
54% Oct
19
47
14% Apt
13
; 16% Sep
10
Jan
25% Apr
Feb
13
16% Mar 13
13
27 % Jan
14
32
F'eo. 12
4
2d
25 % Jan
2
Jan
17
50% Jan
9
15% Jan
11
25% Jan
J1
6
d
4% Jan
24
Nov
7
17% Jan
3
]d% Jan
24
Jun
8
34% Apr
89
May
8
97
13% Jan
10
26
58
15% Nov
26
21% Jan
1% July
15
Apr
25% Nov
74 % Feb
• »
12% Dec
.
Jan
22
15
68:% Feb
Aug
47% Jan
23
76% Nov
35% Jan
24
25
13% Jan
,
42
68V2" Jan
31'
15
150% Feb
14
7
72% Jan
9
Link
16 % Jan
2
Lionel
53% Jan
15
11
Feb.12
44% Jan
4
9
Jan
11
6Vb Nov 29
■2- 57
22
Ve
Jan
2
58% Dec
8
43% Jun
>
Jan
28
27
11
19
15% Dec
12
-
35 y4 Jan
21
22% Feb
14
99
13
89
Hi
.Jan
-
11
Lone
Jan
,
4
Jan
14
11
104
Jnc
Star
23
Dec
28
143% Jan
5
119 % Jan
2
26s/s Dec
27
30% Nov
20
25 V4 Jan
24
.Jan
24
83% Jan
27
Feb
11
93% Jan
8,
Louisville
21.
26
18% jFeb
12
22'
Jan
7
Lowensteln
12
62%
Jan
2
Lukens
•
21% Feb
:ia
Jun
'Dec
59
109
v
>
28
27% Feb
•'
31
' Dec
61
76
9
8
May
45% Feb
126
15
31
.
33 Va
*33
33%
92
*90
92
15%
40 Va
40
40'A
40 VB
15-
6,000
3,600
15 Vb
15'A
15'A
15%
2%
2%
2%
2 Vb
2 Vb
2 Va
13%
18%
18 Va
*18%
19%
6 V?
b'/a
6%
6%
6 Va
1,100
26 Vb
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
15,100
19%
19 Vb
19 Vb
19 Vb
19%
19'A
6,500
18
17%
18
17%
>
5%
6Vb
*6
26 %
27 Ve
26
*6
6%
26%
■
19
9,200
2 Vb
2
2'A
3,300
13 Vb
19VB
19 VB
19
16%
17VB
16%
10%
16%
17
17
17
17
71%
70%
72%
71%
73%
717b
52%
11%
llVu
11%
12
12
12 Vb *
64
64 Vb
64%
64%
65 Va
14.7/4
150 %
51 %
52 Va
Vb
64
148%
148 %
♦148%
149
149
51%
50%
51
51
67%
67%
66
67%
65%
14%
15
15%
15'A
*15V4
38
39
51
63 Vb
149 Va
51
'17
15
x38%
39 Va
100
*73 %
79%
7%
783/4
7%
<»7 %.
:
46 %
49 Va
45%
47%
:
No par
19
19%
18%
19%'
33
33
33-%
33
33%
33 •%
33%
33%
33%
33%
22 Va
22%
22%
22-; b
15%
15'/a
1,200
40 %
40 Va
42
5,800
*73'A
78%
*73'A
100
100
100
93
103
*102%
16%
93
124%
124V4
*124
125'/a
,124 %
(Ky)-Nopar
26%
27%
27
27%
16 Va
27%
*99
*87
92
93
*90
93
27Va
127
*126
28
27%
100
-
29 %
27%
•>
6,600
16%
16%
16%
126
300
103
*102%
103
16%
126
125
20
103
92
11,400
9,000
l'u
%'if
80
77%
79
19
18:,8
18%
18%
19%
47
45%
y47%
46 >/4
49%
78
49%
78
79
19%
19 Vb
46
19 Ve
19%
.52 %
79
18%
77
6,100
80 %
76
00
Inc.1
—3,33%
22%
103
102%
103
16 'A
16 VB
"
*87
*90
92
*90
%
*99
101
*87
22%
22%
22%
101
16 VB
8,800
33%
92
"90
227b
34
101
103
12,300
33 Va
*87
16%
337b
33 %
*99
93
25,600
23,200
33
92
32,300
34
34
101
10,100
20
33%
'
'
48%
19%
20
33%
•
7%
47
Va
19 Va
%
•J-
22 Va
78%
7%
7%
7 Va
47
*87
103
\
X47%
47
*99
*90
1,500
65%
65 Va
15%
39'A
100
*102%
■
*65
7 '/a
7'/a
4 6'A
10
340
2,000
*15%
78%
19'A
4
7,900
52
51%
lo Va
39
*73'A
*73%
9,100
66
38%
%
7
65 3A
3,500
21,600
IdO
150
/
1
Co„i
3,600
15%
15%
15%
1
Sons
&
1,500
40%
39%
40 Va
15%
1,400
'
15%
15'A
15%
15%
100
(Mv
33
*90
92
15%
63
coinmoh
Co
Steel
33%
15%
64%
Nashville
&
33
VB
2 Vb
—l_i.i
Riches.
19 Ve
;
15 V8
lu
Louisville Gas & El Co
.
19
x63%
preferred
.7%
14
A Jan
,
Feb
29% Feb
18 7e
12
series B preferred
4.25%
series D preferred-.
4,35%
series E preferred—.
4.40% series G conv pfd
<P)
18%
18
11%
5%
Lorillard
900
19
12
Co -—'
300
24-/8
*24
24%
3,200
15VB
147b
15
14 7b
*24
1,000
2.50
i_'
1_
__
Cement Coip_:
2,200
3,800
17%
25
100
10
(The)
247b
48%
17%
72%
com
24%
47%
17%
11%
Carbonicr Corp com
convertible preferred
15% Jan
116
40 Va
25
47'A
17%
70%
Corp..
Lone Star Gas
Jan' 25
17% Jan
2
40
Long Island Lighting Co com—„lu
7
24%
47
J
17%
*90
92
15%
39 Vb
15%
4,000
3%
10
7
Llst Industries Corp___
Lockheed, Aircraft- Corp '.
13
91',
2
15%
32 Vb
*3%
19Va
33%
*90
7,200
32 VB
32 Va
25%
3%
70%
Co__
Corp
3%%
-
.*
2
Feb
89
4
Jan
;
.
28
92
60
25%
25%
32 Va
11,800
89
*88 %
89
Va
500
41
*40'A
3%
8
Cup
Belt
Loew.'s
23% Jan
101"
Jan.23
Jan": 25
102
Mar 14
.
103% Dec
»
34%
*90
a
Tobacco
Myers
Tulip
Liquid
c
11
,.35% Jan
-33% Jan
19
23% July
106
104
Dec
Nov
86
Veiril'
<
102% Jan
6
97
•>
9
19
88% Dec
"
6
10
-
12
Jan
373/g Dec
Jen
21% Oct
'98% Dec
12
18% Feb
July 26
35
12
2
Feb
4 5%
12
25Vb May 14
18V« Nov 29
33% Dec
7% Jtin
6
&
18%
33 VB
19 Vb
x33 Vb
No par
preferred
7%
Lily
Id
Jun
Products
17%
19
5
100
4
4
Xl7%
common_3
Sons Co
&
Fink
Liggett
-
12 V Jan
4
Libby McNeill & Libby
100% Jan 42
Sep
-
i
32
32
32%
32
32%
86
25%
47V4
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
3
14
Fen
3d
49% Mar 29
84
241-8
47
Common
preferred
Lehn. &
65% Feb.
7
Aug 29
18
147s May 28
24%
48
■>' Lerner Stores Corp
14% Feb
9
24%
471%
_
Jan
50
64
9
82«/2 Jan,
1"'
11% .Feb; 13
23
25%
25
Val'ey Coal common
1
noricum- 1st preferred-^-No par
nonctfrm 2nd pfd
No par
Lehman Corp
(The)'
1
18% Jan
63
25 %
*
48
50c
20
141%
88%
24%
$3
10
■
54
88 Va
25%
25'/a
26 Vb
52%
89
47%
Lehigh
10
7 % Jan
12
Jan
49
5,500
1
(James)
2% Jan
15
2
55 Va
52 '/a
51%
*88%
X32%
Rubber & Tire
20% Jan
&
Jan
2
53'A
89
No par
5
Bryant
15
Feo
16% Feb
%•
54%
53%
17%
4
19
72% Feb
500
53
52%
89
17%
10
26
163% Feb
32 V*
„
17%
17 % Jan
30
1
42'A
32'A
*32
3 /i
11
29% Jan
20
42
32'A
—
12
61% Oct
42%
32 %
Vb
41
.32 '/a
24 Va
4
Feb
137'% Dec
40%
42
32 Va
40'A
40 Va
41%
41 Va
*32
15
45% Jan
26
4
40 3A
41
32 %
3%
21
5% Feo
Apr
4d'A
40 %
41%
32 Vb
24 Va
Jan
14
98
*40
40%
41 VB
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
1
28
28
x25%
preferred- series A_a
3.85%
9
I8V4 Mar 29
4
16 % Dec
59%
28
147b
Lee
21 % Mar
16% Jan
41
59
28
3%
Lees
20% Oct
1
39%
59%
28
24%
1
Feb
8
2
40%
58%
28
15
25
94
29 Ve Nov
Oct
5
39 Va
59 Va
28
3%
17% Fi.b '11
28
40%
58 Va
27%
14%
16% Jan
31
Dec
19 3/4
X39?8
59%
*27%
*23%
2
2
2% Jan
6
24
40 '/a
57 %
27%
15 VB
15 % Feb
'
3
39%
60 %
23%
Lane
15,800
10,700
2,500
41%
*3%
Co
Gas
4,900
20,900
27 %
10
:
600
12%
39'A
108
57%
23%
9
'<•
1053A
14%
Jan
39
39 Vb
106'A
25
8
19% Jan
14% Jan
July 10
*12%
105Va
106%
Cor.solidada 6% pfd_75 Pesos Mex
4.32%
La
16
134% Feb..
d
10
27
17% Jun
33% Apr
18% Jan
Jan
9i
Mar 22
12'A
39 Va
'
32-'% Jan
30
2
24'/a
12'A
39
39
100
i
(They
3/200
24%
24'/a
1
Co
Mfg
104
10
Co
H) &
Co
Laclede
21
Feo
3% Jaii
30
(S
Kroehler
Kroger
14% Jan
22% Mar 12
26
Kress
34 % Jan
24% Jan
7
19
18% Dec
Feb
% Jan
4
3% Nov
2
2 j '/4
29
27% Aug
4
85 '/a Jan
1
104%
1
Koppers Co Inc common
4%r preferred
Ki'esge (S S) Co
i
a
21
102%
105
102%
24%
1
King-Seeley Corp
51% Feb
Dec
25
38
4
4,500
24 Va
*12%
38%
1
40% Mar 19
90
12%
37%
24i
200
27%
12/a
24%
12%
39%
t
74 % Aug
20
24%
12%
3,100
38 Va
25
Kimberiy-Clark Corp
27 %
24%
12%
•
67%
66%
27%
*37
33 Va
39
24'/«
2.50
com
prior preferred
Steel & Wire Co (111)
47
.
28%
39
p»j
conv
10
30% July 16
28%
200
28 %
27%
27-a
27%
67 Va
66'A
*37
38 '/a
*37
37%
8
No
t
21
7
67
3 7 Va
27%
28%
8.75
1
Co
Co
Nov
Mar
37 %
*ya
1
(Julius)
Kelsey
Jan
67%
37%
50
.
66%
66
No par
com
Kayser
30
10
102
95
Kansas Power & Light Co
'
96%
*93 %
96 Va
*93'/a
96 Va
lui
2
.
*93 l/a
84
*93'
11
128% Jan
*93 Va
*81
96 Va
*81
96%
500
1,700
39
.
95
29
Jan
84
84
38%
*81
84
*93
preferred
&
38%
*81
84
95
Southern
non-cura
Kansas
38%
38'A
38
*93
13% Jan
4
<
38%
loo.
24% Jan
31
/
38%
48 Va
48%
*99
45
52% Jan
82'*• Dec
i
39
71,900
2,800
105 Va
101
preferred-,W)0
cumulative
Kansas City
4
38 % Jan
„
49
104rVa
101
2
32% Dec
r
33%
*93%
49
100
39% leu
24
40
'
par
*81
102
49
48 Va
41%
38%
40%
39 Va
40
104
*
*99
12
39
48'A
100
11
.
48
100
Jan
31
102
48 %
.—100
prelerred
prelerred
4.35 %
77% Jan
4
103%
x48%
preferred
cum
37% Feb
1
6
Dec
61
92% Jan
11
Fen-
Xl03%
preferred
.4.50%
57% Feb
53% Apr
1
25
14
25
10
Jan
4%
Feb
Jan
Jan
"
3.80%
16
Jan
-
Shares
38 V8
102
100
City Pr & Lt Co com_No
the Weak
Feb. 15
102 Va
39 Va
37%
39
38
33%
Friday
Feb. *4
Feb. 18
50
12% Feb
12
147% Mar 14
23
Jan
43% Oct
82
105
lOO
23
24% July 23
42% Apr
,
Kansas
id
26 '.a Jan
28% Aug 14
15
39% Jan 24.
Corp
preferred
conv
Thursday
Wednesday
Feb. 12
Feb. 1L
tela* far
AMD mOB BALA FUCKS
Tuesday
Monday
For
preferred
10
66
Feb
24
cum
4%%
15
37 % Jar.
STOCK
Cfaem
4%%
14
Jan
90
9
20
46 % Jan
&
2
l eu
49
% Jau
1
91-.
.1
92 % May
9
14
-Nov
Feb
Alum
Kaiser
2
108% Jan
;
9
9
13
May 22
103
28
Dec
,
71% Feb
37
3
95
Mar 13
28
Nov
15
79 % Jan
1
Dec
97% Nov
45% Jan
12
Feb
3d
14
Mar
-
37% Feb
101
3
20
YORK
LOW
<
EXCHANGE
Highest
4 5% Jan
-
3
: Aug
NEW
Jan. 1
Lowest
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
(837)
,
50..
7,900
38,200
54
*'
t
M
37% Nov
120
49% Jan
23
37% Jan
3
,
.
39
16
.Jan
MacAndrews
7
15
27 % Dec
20
30% Nov
14
21 % F'eo
12
32
28% Apr
11
33% Oct
16
2U!
F'eb
12
30% Feb
5
■2a Feb
8
B
■.iU
.
<
I'
80 % Dec
27
923/4
Jan
13
82% Jan
8% Nov
21
20
6
28
6% Feb
6% Sep
10% Apr
10% Feb
"
7% Feb.
139
Mar 20
73 % F'eb
41
Mar 13
35% Jau
9
473% Dec
23
610
4% Jun
26
2
Jan
14
495
Jan
6
476
Jan
4
8% Nov
28
8
Jail
.3
5
J a 11
24
-
10
5% Feb
7
Jan
24 f
19
Nov
5
15 % F eb
ii
8% Oct
30
103/4 Apr
18
9 % Jau
2
29% Nov
28
481/4 May
4
28% Feb
1
31 "4 J .11
15
38
18% Feb
11
5% Dec
31
Sep
16%
Feb~"i
51 % Sep
/ 29%
13
20% Nov
26
40 "A
31'
Feu
14
8
Marshall
86
Jan
7
91
Jan
28
22
24
2
% F eb
11
35% Jan
8
2jVb Jan
21
22% Feb
4
19
35% Feb
13
39% Jan
7
75% Jan
8
83
Jan
31
b2
F'eb
13
76
Feb
15
46% Jan
28
50% Mar 23
Nov
Dec
17
48 % Mar
74
Dec
21
97
Feb
73% Dec
21
96% Jan
4
76
Ja.i
8
70
14
87% Mar
2
70
Jan
3
14% Apr
3
28
Feb
12
56% Jan
9
54
Feb
7
Jan
12
13% Jan
10
54
25
6 7
July 17
12% Dec
*
_
25
20
May 15
'
31% Jan
9
Jan
24
27
Feb
12
30
Jan
4
6
40
Jan
21
42
Jan
22
12:«;, Jail
2
13% Jan
8
41% Dec
13
12 % Dec
21
15
Jan
16
69% Nov
28
83% Jan
24
70
Jan
3
23
32
Feb
11
40
Jan
2
431/4 Aug 20
34% Feb
11
37% Jan
28
16
13% Jan
23
14 % Jan
lt
86% Jan
14
32
40% Dec
26
Oct
1
13% Dec
17
76
Dec
-
18 V
Sep
95% Mar
19
5
Feb
76
49
72 V2 Jan 16
11
43% Jan
23
54% Dec
10
55% Feb
4
17 % Dec
31
23 % Feb
29
18
Jan
2
19% Jan
29
15% F eb
1
21% Jun
12
17
Jjn
21
18 Vb Feb
4
2
Jan
37
Jan
11
89
Jan
28
30 Vb Jan
4
31% Oct
1
41% Apr
30
34% Feb
82 % Dec
19
1023/4 Jan
16
85 % Feb
5
27% Nov
29
32% Mar 15
28% Jan
29
11
88% Jan
-
Nov
9
33% Feb
2
81
21% Nov
98
,
27 % Feb
26
35
24% Feb
8
Dec
10
93
101 % Dec
14
116
77
44% Jan
17% Nov
27
Dec
26
6
July 11
83
Jan
35
Feb
8
21% Jan
21
29% Feb
12
28
11
21% Jan
8
55 % Feb
12
4
-
25
61% Sep
5
100
Feb
41% Feb
-
4
5
102
86 Va
86%
88
88%
41%
43%
43%
44%
43%
44%
30
28 %
30'A
23
1,500
37%
7,100
Miami
a
14%
%
29%
30
30%
21
21%
21 'A
21%
22%
*22 Va
35%
35%
36'A
36%
*79
81
80
80
80
80
*80
82
83
81%
82
82
82
82
*81
82
83
76
190
74'/b
*74
30
2,600
29
54%
14%
*14%
■29
*74
76
28%
28 Va
29%
29%
54%
*54'A
54%
100
800
54 "2
14'%
147B
14 Va
14%
14%
14%
27
27
27%
27%
*26%
27%
41
41
41
41
140
41
13
127b
13
3,200
27 Vb
35 %
*40%
12%
12%
12%
72
72
72 Va
72 %
72 Va
72%
130
72
33%
34 Va
34%
35%
34 %
35 Va
10,800
33'/a
35 'A
35%
35%
36
35%
14
13%
77%
55'A
54
55
18%
18%
18%
18'A
53 Va
53:»4
53 Va
54%
18 "4
18%
17%
183'8
1734
18%
18 Va
17%
18
17
18
34 Va
34%
34%
35%
35%
18%
*17%
35 Va
87 '/a
29
34 Va
"86
28 %
83
84
83
83
36
*34
36
22%
22%
29%
30%
22%
29'A
29%
<49
108
55
55
19%
19
19'/a
107
57
55 V
36
•34
36
23%
x22%
22%
800
30
30%
29%
30%
22,000
Va
56'A
92
*88
92
106
107
107
55
54%
54 Va
54 %
55 3 4
19%
19%
20
197a
20 Ve
24,800
19
56%
56%
56%
57
57'A
1,400
56 Va
*93
95
99
99
*85
89
"85
89
*85
89
90
*85
90
103
*101
103
42
92
55
95
42
"88
106
101
42
170
297B
*99
*101
2,200
86'/a
23 %
*93
90
30
28%
83%
*34
95
103
86'/a
28%
83 %
23%
101
*85
88 Va
36
*99
*101
7,200
85
*83
*93
*85
2,000
*88
*88
*106
92
107
900
19
357b
28%
84
29 Va
35 Va
28%
87
28%
22%
*18%
1,100
15,900
*86 Va
87
28%
*34
22%
55%
*88
*77
83 Va
87%
-28%
*34
18%
1,500
77%
54%
1,900
13 34
78
13%
13'/2
77'A
54 %
56
35%
13 Va
76
53 %
19
35%
13 Va
13 Vb
*76
900
12%
76:%
13%
77 %
*55 %
*74
*54%
41
32
170
76
28 V8
76
%
27
1234
150
76
14%
54
41
*71
28 %
36 V'4
*54%
27 %
35-%
pfd—100
100
100
100
100
—5
29 %
41
13%
28%
28
54%
76
34 %
4,800
36
34%
*86
62,600
21
1
common—16%c
—No par
preferred series
preferred series
Copper
*54
80
89
35%
28%
1
'
29
*87
29%
5
10
108% Apr
85
31%
%
43'A
33%
Feb
14
31%
87
41%
32
50% Jan
Feb
31%
87 %
13
4.45%
'86
31%
72
100
1
500
43
12"%
3.P.0%
31
11,000
32%
72
3%
*
88V2
50o
10*
100
1
54
41%
27 VB
o
32%
*53
31
*40%
5
98% Jan
7b
54
4,800
14
5
2,100
19
53 %
4,700
Feb
Jun
32%
18%
19 Vb
31%
3.85%
92
32'A
33
18%
34 %
10
8
32%
31'/b
84% Jan
Jan
6,500
33%
4.35%
84
4,000
31 Va
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
21
300
9%
29%
33%
9
23
16%
9%
29%
*15 Va
97b
30
33%
14
Jan
16
3 3'A
11
99 3/i Feb
9%
29%
32'A
93 % Feb
9
16
31%.
62% Jan
27
in
32
2nd
preferred series
preferred series
16%
9%
31 %
104 % Jan
conv
*16
53
4
$4
9%
187B
13
Jan
16 Va
32%
Feb
108
15 Va
53
Jan
-
Dec
20
Jnc
Inc
800
53%
82
641/4 May 10
19
97% Oct
Sep
Co
&
$3.50 preferred
Co
5%
53%
6
3
82
47% Jan
(The)
*5'A
54
1
10
5
common
Stores
5%
53%
pfd
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
—12.50
Mesta Machine Co
5
99
102
Merck
Co
*5 VB
29%
18
Inc
Co
preferred series B
31
Feb
Bobbins
preferred (1st series)
Shoe Corp common
87''a Jan
2
107
Corp
4%%
Melville
32% Jan
57 % Jan
Jan
Mead
29
14
!
Norris Mfg Co
McQuay
4%
11
&
McLellan. Stores
Mercantile
54 % Feb
102
McKesson
Mengel
4
preferred
new
Publishing
5%
ft'A
18%
_1
common
McGregor-Doniger. Inc class A
Porcupine Mines
16
3
84
McGraw-Hill
Co
6,000
5V4
32
3
Mcliityrt
31
Jan
9
convertible
3% %
8%
29 Vb
50
common
McGraw-Edison
8%
187b
No par
No par
No par
preferred
29
105% Jan
Feb
common
Corp
8%
32 Va
x74%
McCrory ' Stores
8%
29'A
*81
Corp
8%
18:%
No par
pfd 1947 senes__No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
No par
$2.50
10
8%
32
$3.75 cum
T
6,400
8%
28%
81
McCord
8,300
19%
No par
2-
77
37%
490
33 Va
*86%
—
1,000
29%
*79
Corp
490
1,200
8
18%
5
$3
37
37 %
520
370
87b.
28%
I
21%
McCall
75%
77%
75%
37
*485
8
300,400
33
_a
x31%
Co common
preferred
*485
520
9%
9%
100
1
Maytag
*
15%
9%
No par
Co
Stores
*5
5Vs
15%
36%
Dept
8'A
36 Va
520
Ve
84
4
Co
com
*485
8%
21 %
Jan
37
5
520
x35%
2/% Jan
July 19
23% Jan
20
Jan
80
11
61% July 31
3
48
Apr
451/2 Jun
12
,
8 Ve
1
May
9
15% Jan
55
46
38% Dec
-Jan
_
Masonjte Corp
Master Electric
36
—
L)
76 %
74%:
35%
Co
& Co
Field
74 Va
35%
*8%
8
8,700
29
A
8%
77B
21,900
30
50
preferred
Cement, Mfg
(Glenn
73Vb
*485
5
preferred
■'
8
75%
8 Va
8
8
■-
83%
84
84
8%
"8%
36%
$3.75 preferred
4
3
32 % Jan
>
4% %
Martin
7
3
45 % Dec
37
35% Jan
47% Jan
8%
7'%
,
28'A
A
32
au
85
73'/2
6.2."
.
Inc
Corp common
convertible
4 %■
8%
7%
5
Corp
Calculators
85
8%
7%
28%
28 VB
28%
a
85%
1
Exploration
Midland
July 11
7
Jan
26
28% Feb
Marine
Marathon
Marquette
19% May 25
Dec
Marchant
4
2
98
20
2
7
37% Nov
24
2
Jan
19% Jan
35% Jan
18
Apr
33 Vb Jan
2,6 %
:i!i
36
50
1
Manhattan-Shirt
Maracaibo' Oil
28%
300
128
297b
29
38
*37%
*122
128
*122
28 %
*83
8%
No par
14
30
237b
38%
*37 >/a
38
128
27%
85%
1
10
1
Co
Bros
17% Jan
54% Feb
11
Nov
Mandel
4
RR
*37
*122
28
:il
Co.
Sugar
3
21
31
Manali
11
Apr
28 Vb
%
;
—
Coal
an
82% Dec
29 Vb
us
Co„.(The)—
31% lAb
32% Feb
32
Copper
Magnavox
Mahoning
14
56% Jun
r •
28 %
y28%
.
lou
Garden——No par
Square
10% uan
-
27%
No pai
Co Inc com
rights t.
prelerred series A
V*%
Magma
11
Jan
5
27 V*
Magic Chef
10
24
89
12
26
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18
16
4
Madison
16
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8
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9
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86
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14
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YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
26% Sep
26
33
6
Jan
NEW
Highest
2
30% Jan
Dec
40
May 28
47
7
142
126
12
33% Feb
7
Dec
12
40% Jan
Middle
3
38
Feb
12
43% Jan
17
127
Jan
2
Mar 12
3
Jan
29'A Feb 20
40
26 Va Dec
36% Jan
5
31'/a Feb
13
42"% Dec
Aug 10
137
Feb
12
35
Jan
11
32% Jan
8 '/o
4
Feb
14
Vl
31
25 Vt
22% Jan
South
Jail
23
22% May 14
17% Jan
21
19% Jan
23
90% July 26
73% Jan
29
84
58
15
61 Yb Sep
26
95
21
Dec
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76
24% Jan
93a Dec
23
3
67% Jan
4
97% Feb
14
28
12
14% Feb
17% Jan
Minn
$4
9
79
Feb
12
85
Jan
10
3
22
Jan
29
24
Jan
11
2
30
Feb
11
33% Jan
3
16
25
Feb
13
27% Jan
15
Minnesota
12% Jan
14
Minute
25
S5.50
Jan
3
30
37% Feb
15
46
Jan
4
40% July 24
36% Aug 14
26% Feb
12
33% Jan
4
33% Jan
2
37% Jan
18
9% Nov 29
2
1st
$1.50
2nd
conv
Light
8
Missouri-Kan-Tex
3
8% Feb
13
10% Jan
11
20
67
Jail
4
68
Jan
28
3%%
Feb
20
75
Jan
2
80
Jan
18
4.20%
14% Dec
31
22
Mar 23
14% Jan
3
15
Jan
9
21
13
21% Feb
5
23% Jan
14
18% Nov 29
28% July 23
24% Jan
3
16% Nov
29
24% Jan
3
15'/a Feb
11
18
Jan
19
51 % Mar 19
31 % Feb
11
37% Jan
11
24% Jan
40% Jan
2
26% Jan
29
3
Jun
14
39% Jan
26
47
30% Jan
23
38
Dec
31
18% Jan
10
38% Aug
1
46% Anr 27
25 % Dec 14
23 'A Jan
Monarch
9
Monon
4
Montana
4
Monterey
40'A Jan
7
22
11
25% Jan
24
19'/a Jan
Tool
class
3
Morrell
4
35% Feb
13
38% Jan
45% Nov
9
42
Feb
11
47
Jan
10
21
Motor
26
32% Mar
7
21 % Feb
12
23% Jan
11
40 % May 10
18
Jan
27% Feb
14
32% Jan
2
15% Jan
28
36% Dec
21
45% Jan
11
36
12
38% Jan
31
42% Apt
12
26% Feb
6
30% Jan
4
4
43% Jan
7
Mar 15
Feb
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19
2,600
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76
59%
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(John)
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60%
96%
9
Co
7,400
59%
96 %
*
68
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G O)
11
29% Dec
42% Jan
50
20%
18%
76%
8%
Wheel Corp
Mueller Brass Co
8
14% Jan
4
20%
18%
76
67%
Motor
31
20 >A
13%
75%
25
Chemical
Power
Motorola
13
23
14% Dec
20
18%
75%
68
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Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-McCormacx Lines
37% Dec
30% Nov 20
20%
18%
76%
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Montana-Daxota Utilities Co_
44% Feb
33% Jan
30% Jan
Sep
20%
18%
75%
100
B
2
13
20%
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76
No par
RR
Class
Monsanto
11
28% Mar 12
20
18%
100
—
Machine
12
51% Mar 14
18% Nov 27
21
com—No par
—
preferred
35% Feb
% Feb
13%. Feb
7,100
1.25
preferred
26% Feb
"
RR
Mojud Co Inc
8
33% Nov
Jan
3,500
28 %
33
7% preferred series A
*100
Missouri Pacific RR class A—No
par
Mohasco Industries inc——
5
28
32%
27%
11
5
31
22% NOV 29
32
28%
25%
10
12% Jan
17
31%
28
25%
44'A Jan
20% Jan
31 %
26
65% Jan
10
136
38%
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No par
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136
28%
30
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40
39 %
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31%
30%
25
Feb
3,500
39%
135
20%
1
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38%
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22%
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11% Feo
400
40%
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79%
39% Feb
88
31%
27:%
79%
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76
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5
2
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25
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2
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100
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Oct
32 %
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135
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27
14%
Mission Corp .
Mission Development Co
Mississippi
32%
32%
31%
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preierred
&
38
135
96%
preferred
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40%
135
60%
29
Dec
31%
60
26
29
31%
96%
49 % Nov
7% Oct
33%
%
No par
com
35% Apr
60
33%
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Power
Shares
32%
40%
1.50
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
49 % Apr
9% Jan
Reg
Minneapolis Moline Co
11
the Weak
Feb. 15
33%
*133
10
preierred
Jan
19
Corp
Mining & Mfg
Jan
3
30 Vs Jun
94% Jan
£
100
Minneapolis-Honeywell
33
10
36'A Jan
Feb
2
Friday
Feb. 14
33%
par
Jan
42% Apr
30% Jan
21
29% Jan
Feb
Oil
Thursday
Feb. 13
32
preferred
88
8
22
Aug 30
30% Nov 28
25 '/• Nov
20
75% May 10
105
Apr
2
4
Oct
July 17
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BALK TRICKS
Wednesday
Feb. 12
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Inc—
Minerals & Chem
Corp of Amer—1
Minneap & St Louis Ry
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Minn St Paul & S S
Marie—No
10
Jan
1st
Feb.
HIGH
Tuesday
Monnay
ft
Utilities Inc
Enterprises
Midwest
25
17
58
19% Dec
STOCK
Ex $25 distribution
,—r
Midland Steel Prod common
4
30% Feb
27
9
YORK
RECORD
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Midland
40
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1956
Monday, February 18, 1957
...
Bros
No par
*44
47
44
.100
113
113
110
15%
14%
14%
15%
*14%
14%
14%
400
N
118
Jan
24
148
May 10
July 16
July 25
16% May 28
22
62
Jan
23
82
23
Feb
17
29% Jun
11
Nov
26
27
16 % Mar 19
110
Feb
130
12
Jan
8
Nashville
16% Feb
15
18% Jan
4
Natco
Feb
11
80 '/a Jan
8
National Acme Co
National Airlines
69
23% Feb
11
11
30
Jan
3
Chatt <fc
St
Louis
Corp
;
Feb
12
13% Jan
15
8
42 % Apr
18
35
Feb
12
38% Jan
14
34% Oct
17
39 Va Jan
24
35
Jan
2
37% Feo
15
30
155
Jan
2
2 4
17
13% Feb
12
161% Jan
15% Jan
July 20
46% Feb
12
51% Jan
18
26% May 14
33% Dec * 6
20% Jan
3
21 '/a Feb
6
30
Fell
12
25
National
42% Aug 14
36
Jan
25
Cylinder
38
Jan
2
National
25% Jun
27
20% Feb
15
9
12
27 % Jan
3
2
98% Jan
10
179
Jan
11% May 24
15% Aug
34% Feb
59
13
20
Apr 11
20
Feb
10
34% Jan
23
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.
21 % Mar 19
20% Feb
10
29% Oct
11
23% Feb
92% Dec
17
101 Va Aug
28
94
18% Jun 20
37% Dec 27
18% Jun
15
94% Jan
100% Feb
28
97
Jan
69%
23%
25%
24 Va
24-%
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Jan
123% Aug
9
10
179
132
Nov
30
153
11% Jan
5
14% Sep
4
14
48% Oct
24
42 % Jan
16% Jan 20
20
10
17% Feb
64
Jau
31
Mar 12
Sep
7
156% Feb
Feb
11
12% Jan
4
40% Jan
11
133
19% Jan
Jan
47% Jan
4
12
18
3
Jan
77% Aug 17
66% Feb
33% Dec
28
80% Jan
87% Nov
33% Feb
12
36% Jan
40% Feb
12
51
48
5
Jan
3
National Gypsum
$4.50 preierred
7
21
11
36 % Jan
1%
3
National
Steel
17
National
Suear
9
National
Supply
16
Oct
15
9% Apr
13
4
10% Dec
9 % Jan
26
12% Oct
11
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5
12% Feb
10% Jan
13
2
17
Mar 29
12% Feb
13
14% Jan
National
11
5% July 18
13% May 28
13% Dec 21
31% Dec
75
14
Dec
3
8V4 Mar
15
Jan
5
33% Jan
18
84% Jan
31
79
6
14
88% Jan
20
26% Sep
76
11
Sep 26
440
6
July 24
125% May
7
87% Nov 19
33% Apr
47 % Jan
Jan
16% Jan
81
2
Jail
17
16
86
Jan
4
Newberry Co
New
Jan
24
99% Feb
13
109% Jan
11
76 Vo Jan
21
84% Jan
7
23
Feb
14
26 % Jan
28
Feb
11
35% Jail
26% Feb
11
29% Jan
10
79% Feb
8
17
107
Jan
86
Jan
N
N
30
Jan
3
13% Feb
12
17
64% Jan
Jan
15
3
33
11
41
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14
Jun
21
34 % Dec
4
75% Nov 28
58
Nov
Feb
26
40% Feb
12
54% Jan
36'A Jan
2
38
Jan
77% Jan
2
82
Feb
11
5
6
34% Feb
28
69% Nov
29
29 % Jan
18
85% Feb
23
73
71
Jan
23
15
91
Feb
13
74% Jan
8
30% Feb
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30
% Jan
9
79
Jan
14
84
Jan
% Feb
12
16
Jan
25
90
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23
4
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14
23% Jan
13
33% Feb
12
38
73% July 18
Jan
31
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3
11
26% FeD
7
23 % Feb
15
29
24% Jan
9
49% Sep
25% Oct
7
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5
39% Jan
2
10
16
28
41
May
104
8
Sep 19
35% Oct
1
16% Oct
1
72% Dec
17
84
Dec
12
82
Dec
5
Dec
18
84
20% Feb
12
23% Jan
3
76% Jan
18
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5
45
Apr
12
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14
12
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Co
34
2
Aviation
Ry
Natural
Gas
Co
Co
80
*77'
*82 %
85
*83%
85
90
*88
90
*89
90
19
19
19
84 %
84
33%
2
%
33%
65%
63
63%
23%
24
80
34
19%
2
18%
80'A
19%
30%
140
30'A
17,800
74'A
1,300
*77'A
80'A
300
83'A
83'A
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*88
19'A
40
89
19'A
3,500
34'A
34'A
3 5'A
1,800
64
34%
64'A
63%
65
4,300
24'A
23 'A
23'A
900
63%
03%
*23%
21%
*23'A
34%
31
31 %
30%
31%
31%
.02%
31 'A
32'A
31
32 %
58,700
21%
20%
21
21
21%
21'A
21%
21'A
21%
3,600
50
*78
53%
106
39%
5
79
*78
82
79
54
51 %
52 "2
51%
106
105%
105%
*105%
39 Va
40%
42%
40
•79
79
32 %
106
51 %
'105'A
41%
40%
80
52 »A
106
41%
*79
51%
106
80
52%
106
10
11,700
140
40%
41%
16%
16%
6,900
58,400
(Minn)—
16%
16%
79 %
79%
79%
91
91
91
>88
92
*88
92
100
•89
90%
100
*90
92
1
27
5
$4.16
preferred
series
common—10
*
14%
25
*21
-Norwich Pharmacal Co__^__--lt2.60
50
—
30'A
73'A
*88
23%
series
preferred
80 V
34
30 Vb
73 'A
21%
com.. 10
Pacific Ry
Northwest Airlines Inc
*80
*80
%
1,690
3.900
1
100
Inc.:
82
.
1
Corp
Central
34
*80
62%
25
:
%
23%
Ry common—25
preferred
Aircraft
80%
100
100
Western
Capital
300
100
101
80
23%
*76%
16%
900
Hartford Co—
series A
28%
15%
22
51.;
l
190
13
12%
10
.
2,300
25%
preierred
' 4.6%
32%
36%
24%
$4.11
•«.
31%
36%
25%
100
24-
31%
36 %
20%
series
22% Jan
21%
31%
a
20%
preferred
59%. Jan
21 %
31%
24%
90% Feb
-.
21 'A
36:i
25
$4.08
15
Feb ~11
21 %
20%
Feb
21% Feb
50
21,300
20%
>90
Northrop
49%
24 'A
100
Feb
48
20%
100
17% Jan
48%
24'A
series
28 % Feb
47%
20'a
series
2
47%
23%
preferred
12
>
46%
20%
preferred
Feb
7,900
47%
24%
$3.60
92
14%
12%
Pa
Common
14
14%
23%
$4.10
90
8
29% Jan
17% Jan
650
14%
20%
x97
,
preferred
Northern
159
13%
Cast-No par
No par
Northern States Pwr Co
10
1
X30%
158
14
12%
Co—
Electric
American
Northern
4
Jan
74% Jan
Jan
10
North
3i
86
14%
30%
36%
*72
Northeast
24
Jan
44% Jan
85
5
31%
36 %
'
159
13%
Corp—_r—1
Shipbuilding
&
Northern
106
(J J)
Chemical
4
101% Jan
102% Jan
30
37%
159
13%
Electric & Gas Corp—
Adjustment
Jan
18 V* Aug
7
91
Feb 21
103
Jan
3
9
32%
36%
—100
preferred
55% Jan
2
Jan
39 Vs Feb
1
Oct
i»ar
50% Aug
70% Jan
19
85%
18
21% Jun
20% Oct
Jan
8
85% Dec
14
88
30%
—100
preferred
Norfolk
62% Feb
13
38% Nov
16% Jan
21 Va
Niagara Share Corp
8
22% Nov
77% Dec
21
preferred
4.10%
60% Jan
49%
100
3.90%
82
158
21 %
preferred
3.60%
98
103
Aor
159 %
158
5
preferred
3.40%
11
43
7.50O
158%
.100
*
Niagara Mhk
31
5
37%
47%
Inc-—
Haven
Y State
DiC
33% Jan
37%
21%
—,
Dock
New
Dec
Aug 16
37%
13%
46'A
No par
(The)
Harlem
$3.75
14
Jan
&
78
22 %
37 %
.*10
Co
non-cum
82
18% May 25
37'A
%
1
Common
4
73 % Feb
81
Chicago
York
Y
New
N
28 % Dec
Nov
30%
36
14 %
Corp
Preferred 5%
4
Mar
4,200
3 6 Tit
a
13%
common
Common
4
39% Mar 27
94
6,900
36 7
5
preferred
England
Y
$5
12% Nov 27
19
11%
36%
x23%
New
9
32% Dec
26
4,700
11%
35%
100
N
7
July 25
500
24%
11 %
36%
New York Air Brake
New
York
Central
4
23%
11 y«
36
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co
4% pfd.100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock™1
10
3
24%
11 'A
36
*14%
Bros
3%%
23%
11
35%
36%
Corp
Nelsuer
2
30
33% May 18
91
Jan
Neht
24%
24%
11'A
35%
*—
31% Feb
Mar 13
17% Sep
94% Jan
5
2
July 30
96
Tea
1,800
11
159%
Co
National Theatres Inc
Nat U S Radiator
National Vulcanized Fibre
Natomas Co
11
13
39 %
97% Pen
29
Jan
14 % Feb
26
32% Nov
8
16'/. Feb
2
21
21
29
2
14% Jan
13 Va Jan
Nov
May 28
0% Jan
10
3
16% Apr
50
Feb
17% Mar 19
79
23% Nov
.
5,500
70%
35
158%
Co common^,
Ref
16%
70'A
s
preierred A_.
Jan
16%
70
.-1
Co
6% preferred B
National Liaen Service
Natl Malleable & Steel
National Shares Corp
38% Jan
2
'
8
Fuel Gas
16%
70
11%
-10
Inc
Gas
National Lead Co
23
Jan
Lines
90
16%
70
36
.100
pid series of 1951
National
23
Jan
13
20
7
4%%
11
162
City
113%
17
*69
11%
Department Stores
3
National Distillers Prod common—5
25
139
|
Jan
Dec"l3
National
9
28
23
36
1% preferred A
National Can Corp
National Cash Register—
17
35
National Automotive Fibres Inc
1
Aviation
Corp
—5
National Biscuit Co common—
-10
4
12
Dec
Dec
32% Feb
33% Jan
36 VA Feb
76% Jan
..
a
National
9
21% Mar 12
61% Apr 13
105% Feo 23
93
Jan
154
«
17
691
Naiional
21
*111
112'A
17
17%
70
Dairy Products
23% Jan
Nov
110
17
69
—1
35% Jun
150
110
—5
—1
16%
89'A
*93
27
16%
-
81
16%
*80
16%
82
80 %
80 %
260
'89
90
*89
90
120
*88
92
*88
92
*83
92
90 %
*89
91
*89
91
*89
91
92
*90
92
'90
92
*90
27%
27%
26%
27%
14%
15
14 %
15
*21'A
22
*21%
22
50
*49%"
50%
50
16%
81 VA
16%
82
90%
90%
27%
26%
14%
14%
14%
15
*21'A
21%
21%
21%
51 %
51%
51
52
—
~60
92
27 %
77,300
10,400
100
.1,000
•
Volume
Number 5613
185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(839)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1956
,
49
Lowest
48% Feb
12
51% Jan
7
Feb
12
13 Jan
31
Common
2
99% Feb
12
4.40%
2
89
29
3.90%
14
13
110% Jan
4
78
20
100
Jan
5
79
A
Jan
Jan
Edison
Ohio
Dec
13
110
Jan
11
95
Jan
4
92 % Dec
31
109% Feb
10
94
Feb
1
15% Feb
12
10% Jan
14
82
Feb
14
85
Jan
11
-5%
35% Feb
11
44% Jan
4
Ohio
.14
40% Feb
14
95
21
23
83% Dec
3
91
Jun
18
33% Jan
4
47% Apr
3
34% Jan
10
15% Dec
17% Nov
43
.
38
•July 10
19% July 13
Jan
17% Feb
4.56%
18
Jan
3
Feb
13
97
Jan
15
Jan
11
27% Jan 24
.42% Feb
11
50% Jan
11
13
110% Jan
11
Nov
29
62% Aug
2
20
130V4 Aug
2
105
Feb
May 28
80% Dec 31
17% Jan
9
11% Feb
107% Jan
9
82
33% Feb 14
40% Feb
3
12
84
44% Jan
4
Otis
13
81% Jan
2
37
36%
37%
36 %
40%
40 %
40%
40%
40"2
40%
40%
40%
40%
20
100
°17%
7.50
26%
:
9% Jan
10
16% Oct
22
17
Jan
Overland Corp
79%
79%
*77%
82
60
9,500
99%
99%
99%
100
5,600
37
*37%
38
37%
38
1,500
x93
93
94
94
93
93
*93
94
*93
94
30
5
414%
14%
14
14
14%
*14'A
Aggregates, Inc.3
15%
16%
15%
16
15%
23%
23
23
*22%
23
24
*22 %
24
16% Jan
31
Pacific
Amer Fisheries Inc
17'% Jan
22
Pacific
Cement
2
Pacific
$5 preferred
No par
&
Co
5%
5
Pacific
Finance
Oct
2
47
35% Nov 29
53% Mar 28
48% Feb
11
50% Jan
8
Pacific
Gas & Electric:
40
Jan
12
36
Jan
2
37% Jan
29
Pacific
Lighting
29
54
Jan
12
29% Feb
14
33 % Jan
9
Pacific
Mills
July 16
123% Jan
2
129% Feb
6
Pacific
Telep & Teleg
128% Jan
2
137
Feb
5
7
9
|
preferred
Jan
11
19% Jan
4
56% Jan
16
25
4%
53
Dec
26
48% Feb
12
31
103
Jan
6
88% Jan
2
36% Jan
29
49%
36 %
36 3 4
30
3
28% Jan
2
Jan
31
30
East
23
Park
Pipe
42 % Dec
10
40% Jan
8
44% Feb
15
57 % Apr
17
42% Feb
12
48% Jan
4
30% Jan
9
22% Feb
12
26% Jan
2
Parker Rust
12% Jan
23
17% Dec
20
16% Jan
18
18% Jan
7
Parmelee
6% Mar 12
2
Jan
2
4% Jan
26
14% Jun
25
10% Feb
12
12% Jan
2
26
37
21
27
Feb
11
30% Jan
*7
46 % Jim
20
56% Nov 26
49
Feb
13
54
37
Nov
27
41% Mar 12
39
Jan
7
41% Jan
24
20% Dec
21
24% Mar 26
21
Jan
10
22% Jan
23
Jun
3%
24
Jan
Tilford
134%
134%
134%
49%
43
22%
23
No par
16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
3%
3%
25
Penney
(J C)
Penn-Dixle
Pennroad
49% Feb
29
68
Dec
12
52% Feb
12
60
Jan
2
Penna
43% Nov
26
48% Jan
3
43% Feb
14
45% Jan
9
Penn
92% Dec
27
112% Mar
2
94% Jan
2
91
Dec
19
109
29
92 % Jan
2
21
Nov
29
28
Feb
11
45% Jan
Feb
Mar 29
20
106
Jan
Jan
25
22% Jan
Sand
7
55% Jan
21
59% Jan
Pennsylvania Salt
13
11 % Jan
2
13% Jan
25% Jan
Penn-Tekas
23
32% Oct
147
Jan
84
6
35 % Feb
1
168
26
6
165
Sep
12
96
24
26% May 18
45% Nov
20
54
92
Dec
27
105
16% Oct
2
Feb
G5
46
Feb
11
49% Jan
95
Jan
14
97
Jan
Feb
12
19%
Jan
4
54% Jan
•Pet
25
17%
4
12
3% Jan
4% Jan
2
42% Feb
50
Jan
Jan
10
96
Jan
15
23
76% Mar 19
51
Feb
5
63% Jan
2
35% Dec
19
40% Mar 23
36% Jan
18
40
Jan
31
20% Dec
10
26% Mar 14
21
2
23
Feb
6
96% Dec
112% Jan
84% Dec
17
93
14
13
98% Jan
2
104% Feb
102
28
Dec
24
87% Jan
7
94% Feb
94
3
106
Feb
Jan
4
103
Dec
10
109% Jan
10
17
Jan
23
29% Nov
19
16
Dec
5
64
Dec
26
39 % Oct
Dec
4.40%
3.80%
14
12
103% Feb
4.30%
13
Jan
29
12
15 Ye Feb
15
17% Jan
3
91
1
30
66% Jan
8
68% Jan
16
47
3
41% Jan
Juiy 11
43% Jan
21
Feb
12
77% Feb
4
14
13% Jan
3
94% Jan
21
96% Jan
2
10
43% Feb
12
V, Feb
11
hi Feb
3
12% Jan
18
8 % Jan
4
9% Jan
31
53% Jan
Oct
17
9
44% Jan
3
59 yt Jan
102
Feb
40% Feb
14
3
89
Feb
5
18% F?b
89
12
93
Jan
19% Feb
4
11
10
70% May 1
28% July 25
54'/a Jan
21
60
21% Feb
11
25% Jan
2
86
Dec
26
96
Apr 10
86 % Feb
1
89
Feb
14
89
Dec
7
100
Apr
88
Jan
21
91
Jan
8
45
Jan
22% Feb
32% Feb
3
9
13
4
50% Nov 19
39% Feb
Jan
46% Jan
15
7
Piper
Aircraft
Pitney-Bowes
78%
79 '
35%
34%
35
20,200
14%
14%
14%
19,100
69% Dec
17
52% Feb
11
Feb
15
85% Jan
10
8% Sep
10
7% Feb
12
7% Jan
10
17
27 % Feb
13
37% Jan
4
78
Oct
23
81% Dec
7
23% Nov
19
Dec
28
36% Jan
24
132
84% Apr
92% Apr
3
76
4
78% Jan
8
80% Feb
7
27
82% Jan
7
85
Jan
23
35% May 14
23% Feb
1
130
Jan
4
19
61
Feb
90
Dec
31
90
13
Jun
25
16
Dec
Pittsburgh
Pittston
Feb
12
99% Jan
15
20
14
Feb
12
15% Jan
16
Apr
30% Jan
23
40% Apr
6
31% Feb
11
37% Jan
4
22
Jan
23
27% Feb
12
31% Jan
10
21
Dec
38% Aug 20
23% Mar 23
16
Feb
13
22% Jan
45% Nov
15
55
10
44% Jan
28
7% Dec
31
10% May
2
7% Jan
2
50% Jan
2
9% Jan 22
63% Dec
27
74
1
64% Jan
2
67% Jan
11
A"e
May
21
13
59
6,600
11%
12
16,500
23 VB
23'%
57
58%
11%
11%
11%
12
23%
23%
23%
23%
20%
46 %
(The)
convertible
37% Dec
10
49% July 25
20 %
69
20%
21
27,200
46
46
46
%
*46
47
*46
47
700
*96
97
97
97
97
97
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
3,800
*3'%
4'%
3,800
96
96
17%
17%
J 7%
17 %
3%
42%
44
43%
44
97
*951%
97
3%
3%
39%
39%
*103%
104%
105
94 %
94%
%
103%
103 %
*102
39%
2
12 % Jan
22% Dec
21% Dec
26
26% Jan
22
Jan
22
Jan
5
108
Nov
29
31
Dec
26 % Mar 14
3
26% Dec
11
30
120
July 25
35% Mar
32% Jan
8
38
111% Jan
10
14
90% Feb
13
85 % Dec
26
134
86 % Jan
15
90% Feb
89% Dec
17
Jan
7
Feb
4
1
22% Jan
3
29% July 25
24% Jan
21
26% Jan
31
62% Oct
l
74% Jan
3
59% Feb
13
66% Jan
11
5
37 % Feb
12
46% Jan
37% Jan
Feb
15
106% Feb
15
4
For footnotes
61% Apr
see
page
26.
90
95
4
105%
25%
25 Ya
26%
17,000
15%
23,000
10
15%
15%
15%
15%
*67%
68 %
66 %
67 %
*66'%
67%
66 %
66%
100
42
41%
42%
42%
42%
42
42%
5,800
82
82
*79
82
79%
*77'%
79%
15%
5
100
100
4
l3.t
16%
15%
68%
*67%
42%
41%
15%
15%
200
*80
81%
82
♦80
83%
*77%
78%
*77%
73%
*77%
11%
11%
11%
10%
79%
11'
*77%
11%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*95 %
97%
*95 v.
97%
*95%
97%
*95 %
97%
•95 %
97%
y43%
45%
43 %
44%
44%
45%
hi
11
%
5
25
*8%
9%
*8%
9%
*8%
9%
*8%
9%
*8%
9%
41%
41%
41%
40%
41%
40%
40%
*91%
94%
*91%
92%
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
6,100
♦57 %
1
100
82
41%
42
42
92%
93
1
18%
19%
common
93
*91
18%
45
44
u
*91
%
18%
18%
%
10
93
19 vh
A
45%
44
hi
%
58
2
(conv)
56%
56%
57%
57'a
10
x21%
22%
23
23%
24
*87
91
*88
92
*88
91
89
89
*89
91
*88%
92
*89
90'%
*89
91%
*89
92
*88%
91
No par
No par
56 %
57
22'%
39%
41
56 %
56%
21%
2.50
10
22
%
39%
40%
40%
16%
*145
6,000
30
~—
40%
39'%
39%
9,300
16%
17
17
2,000
*145
148
148
149%
149%
120
53%
54%
54%
55%
54%
55%
7,600
76%
78
76%
76%
76%
76%
76%
77
76
76%
6,400
7%
7%
7%
%
28 %
27%
28%
79
79
*79
81
*78%
80
*81%
84
*81
83%
*81 %
83%
24'%
x23%
24
*131%
25
*131%
61
-89 %
14%
25%
24%
*131%
145
65 %
61
150
7%
7%
4,800
29%
13,500
%
7'%
7'a
28%
29%
*78%
7%
7%
27
29
149%
80%
*78%
80%
*81'%
83%
•81%
83%
24
24
145
28
24
•131'%
24
145
145
*131%
62%
62
64
64%
66%
63%
65%
91
91
91
92
92
145
10
2,006
24,800
1,100
91
88
90
91
14%
14
14 %
14%
14%
14'A
14%
•14%
14%
1,300
31 %
31%
32%
32 Ya
32 Ya
32%
32%
5,400
4,500
5
Gamble
31 %
32%
31%
10
lo
X27%
28%
27 v8
27%
27%
28%
27%
28 %
27%
28
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
21%
21%
21 %
21%
5,400
46
46%
45%
46
45%
46'a
45%
46
45%
46
8,100
8 %
7!b
8
2
Publicker Industries Inc common
preferred
17%
900
54
7%
75
2.50
16%
16%
———
2,600
52%
27%
100
100
16%
1,459,400
55
1
100
100
16%
39%
23%
22%
2,600
66,800
52%
10
1
preferred
16%
o
No par
7%
66
67%
*65
*40
24%
85% Jan
*104%
100
75
103% #"eB 16
105 %
25%
*23
21
105
•25%
74%
82% Dec
*103%
105%
38%
Feb
105
25
x74%
90
27% Jan
*103
95
*104%
x38%
4
13
50
93
103 %
25%
Public Serv Co of India£i__rflj jEtf
3%% preferred
..100
7
100
120
93
93
105%
13
4
6,600
105
93
*103%
24%
29
Feb
39%
22%
39
*22'A
104%
70
19,200
*104%
40%
118
31% Jan
56
23
*22%
103%
45
95%
55
39%
39%
23
44%
95%
56
106
103 %
13,300
45'a
55
*22%
*93
50
97
44%
1(»0
26%
39%
4
4
*95%
39%
20%
21
105%
10
24% Feb
23% Feb
.
25 %
Public Serv Co of Colorado
32% Feb
_
%
53%
*104 %
22 %
22%
23
53 %
54 %
52%
20%
3%
*95%
4
39% Jan
30
37% Jan
Dec 31
*
4
77% Jan
Jan
July 24
88 % Mar 29
35% Nov 29
<71
66%
66 %
14
Feb
*65
20 %
66
2» preferred
il6% preferred
4.20% preferred
Pub Serv El & Gas common.No
$1.40 div preference com__No
4.08% preferred
4.18% preferred
4.30% preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Pullman Inc
No
Pure OH 'The)
*23
25
25
*22
23
100
*114
118
,
37%
22%
8
8%
6,600
8
8
*65
66
66
66
65%
65%
40%
41
41
41
3.400
37'A
37%
37%
37%
5,000
40%
40%
40%
38
37%
38
75
74%
74%
24
24
24
22 %
8%
8
"
41
6.0%
*65
*104%
Co
Potomac Electric Power Co
cum
3,200
._l
3
&
$4.75
180%
100
Plymouth Oil Co
Procter &
180
*104%
Co
$3.50
Plough Inc
200
180%
*65
97
94
600
34%
178
*45%
39%
100
179
*34
180
34%
34%
20
65
46
*93
23'%
*64.
65
20 %
*102
12
23%
*34
182%
179
186
183
34 %
33%
33%
34
*33%
103%
11%
12
23%
11%
39%
& West Virginia
Young & Ash pfd
Pittsburgh
Poor
58'%
*22%
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
15
88
58'%
No par
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
16
24
31
58%.
No par
' Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Jan
131
11
58%
57%
Ft
70% Jan
27% Jan
13
Feb
71% Nov
155
57%
56%
54%
2X Pitts Metallurgical Inc
39% Dec
42,800
148
13
96 % Apr
340
20%
150
37% Feb
9
96%
20%
*145
6
10
95%
20%
*149'%
Pitts
Feb
10
96%
20%
148
21
150
Jan
95%
20%
150
Jan
9
6% Feb
97
20 %
*96
*145
146
Jan
74
96 %
20%
*149
21
14«
24% Feb
96
20 Vb
148
Jan
23
380
98
20%
*23%
Pittsburgh
146
Jan
102
97
149
11
16
170
44
101%
20
149
18% Jan
163% Jan
3,500
43%
101%
200
54
*51
44
43%
101%
*145
12
11
21
68% Jan
44%
102
Forglngs Co
1
Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
guaranteed preferred
100
3 6% Feb
Dec
7%
Vb
44
54
*51
54
*51
100%
102
1
Dec
20% July 27
101%
53%
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
149
8
44%
44 %
44%
104
40
140
16% Jun
52%
52%
53
53
95
Corp
Inc
preferred
7,800
79'a
No par
Inc
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com
$5 convertible preferred
$4.80
100
45%
preferred
Plllsbury Mills
$4 preferred
27»%
14%
17%
Rights
Phoenix Hosiery
3
21
•27
3%
5% preferred
Phillips Petroleum
56% Dec
27%
95
3.9% series preferred
1
*26%
43 %
Phillips Jones Corp com
31
27%
ii
10
24
8% Dec
*26%
5
Jan
46% Oct
27
1
.
10% Feb
99% Mar 14
8
120
27
34%
100
preferred
preferred
76% Jan
4%
70
27'%
78%
100
74
82
21%
*26 %
5
preferred
5
96
40% Dec
common
16
Mar
21%
27'%
14%
12.50
91
15% Jan
21%
*26%
79
100
Corp
94% Mar 12
3
21%
27%
34%
496%
;
(conv)
Philip Morrik Inc common
4
22
*26%
14 %
1
preferred series A
3%%
*21%
27
78%
100
4.68% preferred
Phlla & Reading Corp
Philco Corp common
3
28% Jan
106
Jan
3,200
22
27
34
100
& Co Inc common
preferred
Electric Co
41%
14%
100
$1 conv preference com
24% Feb
Feb
104
12% May 25
May
Jan
Phlla
Co
Brewing
40%
-
34%
No par
common
(Chasi
2nd
*21%
3,000
41
40
40
79%
33 %c
Phelps-Dodge
36% Mar 13
78% Nov 27
71
Jan
4%
39%
2,200
50%
14%
5
preferred
of Amer,
Pfeiffer
Pfizer
4
95
Apr
Co
40
10%
28
50 Yt
34
10
Petroleum Corp
15
12
17
107
Milk
4%%
39%
10%
27%
50%
78%
10
Pepsi-Cola Co
10
1
Mar
51% Oct 26
10
93 % Oct
10
22% Jan
7% Mar 12
37 Ya Fen
Jan
69
18% Jan
3
Jan
22% Apr
3% Nov 26
3
Jan
14,000
11
28
50
49 %
14%
40
common
preferred
,
Peoples -Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria <fc,Eastern Ry Co
Feb
188
Jan
Mfg Co
Corp
800
400
2,500
4
10%
28
'
*3%
*27%
10%
49
*16%
3%
35%
50
$1.60
34% Jan
33% Feb
Aug 15
18% Oct
Jan
50 %
17%
3%
4
79
_.100
100
13
% Sep
17 Vb
*16%
16%
400
6,700
26%
44%
19% Jan
66
23%
14%
102 %
31% Jan
44
23%
34%
1
17
44%
43%
23
78
No par
27
23
44 Ya
43%
27%
Corp
Dec
11
44'%
23
1
•
&
21% Jun
28
50
22
26 %
Light com
4%% preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
29
101
Corp^
(The)
Corp
Glass
Power
11%
28%
39%
*21%
44'/a
43%
%
■
7,500
1
Co
Cement
10%
28
50'%
39 %
31
23
10%
11
50%
No par
common
v
%
28
10%
x27
l..No par
3%
4
3%
1
5
93
30%
43%
44
42%
__25
*91 %
30%
44%
44 %
22%
No par
2
3
12,700
42%
Jan
24
51 Vb
*43%
427
14% Jan
50%
93
42%
25
40% Jan
51
30%
%
30
22 %
25
84
50%
*91%
93
30
44%
preferred
2
50%
*91%
22%
preferred
12
49%
92%
42%
$1.30
30
51
*43%
41.32
Feb
4,000
38,000
Corp^___l
Co
8
Jan
6%
16 Vb
30%
23
13% Jan
6%
15%
30%
Jan
34
6'%
16 v8
30%
Jan
77
6 v«
15%
30%
27
9
61/4
15%
*91
92 %
27
18
6%
15%
1
Ford
Telep
preferred
51 %
6%
15%
48%
16
491
23C
6 Vb
15%
6%
6%
15
11
Jan
600
1,530
134%
11
16% Jun
8,500
30
1341/4
26% Feb
43% July 11
8,000
36%
29'A
134%
25% Jan
101
4!)
36 Vb
29%
135
13
30
48%
36%
29 ya
135
28% Mar 27
23
49
36%
29%
136%
29% Jan
Nov
48%
36%
29%
4135%
11
30% Jan
48%
36%
30
129
14
13
48%
36%
128 Ya
26
78% Nov 29
48%
*29%
128%
25% Nov
Oct
2,400
2.50
Distillers
Proof
Peninsular
$1
35 VB
128 %
1
Enterprises
Coal Co common:
prior preferred
&
35
127%
1
conv
Penick
7
35%
127%
Patino Mines &
5%
35%
128%
Corp
Transportation
Pea body
2 4'a
35%
Line—
Parke Davis & Co
8
3% Oct
600
24%
*23'%
35 vb
No par
Pictures
4
10% Sep
27% Sep
*23%
3,100
35%
128%
100
23% Jun
&
24
128%
Airways Inc
40 % Jan
Aug 27
15%
24
128 %
No par
Paramount
15%
23%
100
common
preferred
Jan
16
23%
100
Amer World
Panhandle
13
86
27% Nov 29
48%
Common
92
43% Dec
Dec
25
No par
15%
%
36%
35%
No par
Corp
500
15
15%
48%
24
x35
Tin Consolidated Corp
2
11
Pan
*23
to
14%
14'/4
14 %
35%
*22%
25
...
Corp..
preferred
Pacific
Jan
Feb
6%
15
23%
l
common
9
36% Feb
Mar
59
58%
37
26 % Jan
9
59%
99%
*16'%
57%
99%
17
21% Mar 20
58%
16%
56%
58%
18
28
7,700
*16%
37
24% Jan
6% Dec
300
55%
*78
10%
57%
99
23% Jan
16% Jan 27
16%
54%
82
16%
56%
58
15
6%
82
*16 V*
58%
*78%
16%
58 %
36%
Jan
Coast
20
*78%
16%
57
82
16%
57
1
7,100
10,200
99
16
9
550
40'%
73
57%
Nov~27
152% Feb
600
21,600
37%
Jan
26
86
98%
28%
Dec
86
85
58%
40
128
86
13%
85%
36%
10
142 %
11%
84
98%
31
30%
11%
83
'
preferred ...
Paper Co common
31% Oct
122% Sep 28
12
85
40 Vo
ciimul
23% Feb
NOV
13'%
107
X57%
96
Jan
12%
107
100
15
Oxford
27
13%
6.25
4%
3
5
45,%
106%
12 %
.83 %
11%
44%
.44%
105
•
71
Co
2
12
12
85
_l
Jan
Feb
105
40%
:
Jan
15% Feb
23
(The).
41%
13% Jan 22
5
22
24,200
43%
106%
106%
44 "2
-43%
42%
*105%
73%
Owens-Illinois Glass
17% Jan
47
43%
108
39%
57% Jan
3
6,500
71%
July 11
Jan
40
27
72 %
81
93
93
27
39%
106
13
17%
*91%
27%
70%
6
102% Jan
*17%
93
26%
39%
27
Outlet Co
2
17%
93
26%
-
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Jan
17%
93
26%
4
72 %
3
63
17%
93
26! a
39%
10
104
17%
93
26%
39%
15
11
18
oq«»
70%
Jan
18
*17%
94
26%
73%
/ Jan
11
300
18
93
40%
68
98% Feb
5,100
72 %
16% Jan
36% Feb
24,300
39%
35
9
70
33 Vh
6.25
Corp...
15
30
4
*G2
82
82
84'%
83 %c
.i.
Marine
10
Nov
4
No par
Elevator
22
90
xl5%
i
.100
Jan
18
2,100
37
39%
54% Feb
Oct
15%
com__10
16% Jan
51% May
15 VB
36 vh
79
27
15%
*81 %
5
Nov
15%
36 %
July
Jan
15%
15%
84%
Mar 26
98% Dec
98%
15%
17
60
*96 %
35%
95% July 23
35
98%
*81 %
91
.
*96%
'102
15%
May 2
16% Sep 10
20
20
97%.
100
37%
59
Nov
130
103%
*95%
100
100
84%
series™^
Natural Gas
Outboard
130
86
104
*102 Vb
35%
Oliver Corp common.
4%% convertible preferred
12
84
97%
x42%
70% Feb
84
*99
Xl07%
39% Feb
84
*95%
a
50% July 26
84
81%
—
11
84.
99%
386,100
32
97'A
98
97 %
Con? preference 1951 series___100
11
98
98
*84'A
98%
15 %
Olia.Mathieson Chemical Corp—
Common
Jan
xYa
31
21,800
49»A
48%
49
%
.
98
°95%
,100
Co
preferred
89% Jan
Shares
99 %
3
x99%
5
Preferred 4.24%
79% Dec
77
85%
%
IB
the Week
Feb. 15
48%
48%
48 "2
%
A
Friday
Feb. 14
1
No par
Gas 8c Elec
Oklahoma
3
31
85%
_100
100
.
Co
Jan
.13%
i
preferred/series A_i
4%
1
93
Nov
.11
•98'
Ohio Match Co common
26
a8
97%
100
preferred
Feb. 13
a
&
97%
far
Thursday
Wednesday
•
48%
48 %
%
preferred
,4.44%
26
Jun
104
3
105
,
7
5
Oklahoma
49%
49
•
mo
•
Feb
Oil
Feb.11
ia
common
preferred
preferred
97 % Feb
101
29% July 16
1
97% May 29
?3%Jan
July 17
Co
rights
Tuesday
Feb. 12 •
Monday
Far
■alee
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
94% Jan
58 % Aug 13
Dec
90% Dec
Dec
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. t
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
100
75
75
75
75
80
*23
24
24
24
900
23
23
300
•113
118
*22
23
*22
23
*113
118
*113
118
*112%
118
31%
32 %
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
32
3iy«
31%
par
28%
28
28
28
28 V8
28
28
27%
28
par
28
88
89
89
90
90
*88
91
•88
91
*90
90%
*90
90%
100
93%
93%
*92
93%
190
88
100
100
100
10
*89
90%
90%
90%
90%
*93%
94
93%
94
94
94
25%
26%
25%
26 %
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%'
60%
62 %
60%
61
59%
60
60
61%
61 Ya
61%
par
37%
37%
38%
38
40
28%
40
38%
40
b
37%
*89
'A
26%
12,200
4.000
90
4,600
4,900
27,500
23
sr
(840)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 18, 1957
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
1'ear 1936
Lowest
31
130
May 28
Nov
35% Mar
21
33% Nov 23
70 % Nov 27
15% Dec
12
Dec
5
7
35% Jan
78
Jan
24
3
18% Jan
17
48% Feb
11
54% Jan
8
27% Feb
12
34% Jan
11
12
21
Jan
13
7
17% Feb
11
37% May
31 % Feb
38
Jan
9
39
33% Jan
24
36
40
4
11% Dec 26
Dec
11
15
Jan
63.50
lat
com
4
2
•
14
11
Reed Roller Bit" Co
12% Jail
3
Reevea
10% Mar 14
6% Jan
23
6% Jan
4
18 % Mar 14
14% Feb
5
15% Jan
8
29% Jan
29.
1«% Jan
€1
3
Jan
30% Apr
64% Apr
18
28% July 19
5
Nov
40% Feb
8
Jan
10
3
26% Feb
5%. Jan
8
11% Jail
3
13
60 % Dec
17
48% Feb
Apr
24
31% Feb
Bros
22% Feb
10
12
Inc
*33 3
10%
10
*6%
59% Jan
2
30
14
10-/4 July 26
9% Feb
8
13
85
Aug
3
49% Mar IS
57% May 7
51% Feb
5
2
60% Jan
27
49
Oct
1
70
Apr
26
81
Sep
12
91
Dec
70
Apr
89% Jan
21
42% Jan
2
3
69
Jan
2
16
81
Jan
29
17% Feb
11
6% Dec
20
8% Mar 20
5% Feb
5
«6% Jan
23
3
18% Jtill
29
3
3
Feb
Rltter
18
17% Mar 20
10% Jan
18
15
Jan
2
26
26% Apr
25% Jail
29
28% Jan
17
28% Jun
25
35
10
30% Aug
2
37% Apr 28
9
362% Dec
90
Nov
19
Apr
610
28
12
Apr
105
2
Jan
f|2
Jan
27% Feb
15
28% Jan
13
28% Jan
356
Feb
33
13
Jan
406
5%%
Rohm
4
38% Feb
12
30% Jan
29
Dec
23
38% Apr
8
Nov
28
13% Apr
•0% Feb 14
5
10
3
90
Feb
7
<%
150
Jan
3
4.30%
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365
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13
70
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330
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96
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20
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26%
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7
65
12
26%
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Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
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10
54% Jan
3
47% Feb
2,700
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17
26
27%
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31
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42% Feb
42
20% Jun
700
27%
244
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preferred
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4
32%
27%
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8%
31% Jan' 18
32 %
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39%
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27 Va
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26%
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13
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26
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4
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10
51% Feb
26%
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3
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3
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Sinclair Oil Corp
11
10,800
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6
64
100
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190
18%
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Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co—
25
200
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27%
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4
81
4
64
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75
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30
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&
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10
63
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2
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; 49%
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2
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48
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12
16
8
18
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7
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5
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31
4
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13
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15
18
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4
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8
7
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24% May 15
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11
29
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33% Jan 23
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12% Jan
6
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8% Jan
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7
3
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14
38% Oct
16% Jan
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25% Feb
13
44% Nov 29
75
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12
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11
15
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Nov
23%
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11
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45
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23
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8
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29
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4
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88
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4
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12
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18% Jun
6%
14%
55%
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6
54%
5%
*10%
6%
61
55 V 4
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1,800
107a
28
54%
5%,
1,500
*6%
preferred
Gas
11
Jan
Dec
16 y4 Nov
i
32 '/4
*65
,
100
27
26%
:
6%
6%
12
49 3«
-
9:%
,
-26
100
200
Va.
10%
-
62
75
1
Co
Electric
16
13
23
flangamo
Jan
11
24% Jan
26
*
6
"12 Vis
22 7
10
12%
-flavage-Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
Scherlng1 Corp :
j.
17% Jah
16% Feb
§5% Jan
*«n .Diego
21
61
30% Feb
M % Jan
noncum
12
44% May
19% Feb 29
13% Feb 14
21% Feb
7
5%
>
11
70% Nov 26
45% Jan
41
,
l
Steel
Pet
conv
16% Feb
2A
22 y4 Nov
35
*39
23%
20%
56
com
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40 % series A__
29
52% Oct 25
ay4 Dec
6%
*65
1
Preferred series A 5%
Southwestern Ry
8
Jan
1
-
16% Nov 21
23% NOV
27%
x55%
■
_100
St Louis
>
6
7
39% Jan
*61
3
45
common
preferred"
57% Feb
75% Mar
28
39% Jan
62
-
6%
45
10
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power_
St L San P Ry Co common
3
16
J 33
Co
flefewey Stores
2
12
Jan
Jan
13
4
38 Va Feb
75
Dec
Jail
93
89% Mar
35
2
105% Apr
40 y4 Apr
12
Dec
89
14
13
03% Apr
21
78
2
Feb
15
19
Dec
Jan
10
'-,57% Nov 29.
33% Dec
% Feb
81
23% Aug 22
37% Mar 29
i
18
May 28
44% Feb 14
77y4 Dec
60
Sep 17
60% July 31
18% Jan 17
18
137
22% Jan
Jan
Haas
Electric
3
215
29% Jan 19
&
17
91% Mar 23
9
*33%
39%
:
17%
'
45%
Corp
Ruberoid Co (The)
Rupport (Jacob)
11
9% Jan
2
105
Jan
30
9.
38% Jan
311
12
12% Jun
8% Jan
25ya Aug 31
9
Dec
Feb~12
Mar 19
33
7
93
17
Dec
52
A
40% Feb
26
97% Feb
155
3
Nov
5
71% Dec
30
13
Jan
35
39%
i
29
43 %
5s
preferred...
Dutch
34% Feb
69% Dec
*
8
43%
McBee
2
35
conv
Royal
6
30% Jan
155
.Mud
39%
28-
*2%
Royal
11
36 % July 16
9
235
14"
*
27%
*44%
5
Rotary
Feb
39% Feb
27% Feb
24% Dec
47,500
32 %
55
iso par
47% Jan
May 28
35% Nov 29
22% Jan
V
*14%.
52
«
44% Jan
12
38 V4 Dec
Va
53%
1
4% preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Ronson Corp
12% Feb
Feb
24
18 %
32 V2
*38%
6%
51%
Co
13% Jan
24%
Nov
101 a
*G
53%
10
Rochester Gas & El
Corp
Rockwell Spring <fc AKle Co
16
31% Dec 13
34
"
9
Jan
17% Jan 11
48% July 31
44% Dec 31
10
80
10%
6%.
181'4
600
32 3 4
.
32%
*34
.9%
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
When issued
21
3
12
112
23%
i_50
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
9
25% Feb
21% May 28
Feb
1C%
4.,
52%
Trust
Paper Corp
Company
17%
lwQJ
3,800
-
*38% -,39%
5
39
26*4 ■*
-
40
12%
•
A
13
27% Dec
Feb
*
1
Richfield Oil Corn—
13% Dec
27
1——1
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Riegel
18%"-*
-32
»t
39,
34
a
12
81%
4
17%'
32
,
26
26 7
18%
4
900
•
25%
.
97%
14
14,001
12%
17%
31%
81%
33% Jan
2.1%
12%
v
12%
32
48%
17%
21% Feb
28%
12%
29%
;
34
12%
96
2
28% -29%
12%
39%
32%
100
11
28%
.
4
50%
•
series
12
48%
2.50
Selection
Feb
21% Jun
32
common
Manufacturing
19% Jan
71% Jan
12
43
5
10
28% Feb
43%
*33 %
*61
•
6%
100
When
14
48%
*6
28
,
Rhodeslan
43 %
25;%
62
6
series
Rbeem
43%
14%
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18
*48%
10%
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18
% Jan
6% Jan
21
4
28
27
10
43/«%
Common
98% Jan
14
63
84% Apr
5
42 Ys Aug 15
23 ya Jan
6
31% Nov 29
Feb
Jan
17%
14%
*61
__10
pfd series A__
Reynolds (RJ) Tob class B
82 % Jaxf 22
2
5
105% Jan 11
37% Mar 15
92% Jan
17% Dec
69
'■
75
17-%
27
50c
preferred.
Corp
Drug Co
Reynolds Metals Co
57% Feb
26
Steel
75
18
15"
28%
___i
Rex a 11
'45% Feb
54% Jan
convertible
Republic
32 V«
74:%
28%
V
.15
5
i.100
Revere Copper & Brass
Revlon' Inc
10% Jan
45% Feb
'41% Dec
<
$1
*
26 % Jdn
10
45,600
32%
*89
6%
32%
5,300
17%
.
>
11
.
2,100
13
*38%
%
70
2o%
73%
..
39
38%
34%
13o:a
28%
17%
34
8
28%
32 %
483
31%
26
34 3
>13o%
28 3 4
17%
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38%
34%
137
74
-
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series
34%
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32%
,
27%
39
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the Week
74
*12%
32%
5
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pfd 3%%
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*38
•
18
35% Jan
12%
.32
No par
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Picture# common
7% Jan 22
29r
tar
Friday
Iei>. 15
17%
73%
17%
*48
18%
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv
48%
28>
50
Reliable Stores Corp
3
32% Jan
12
10
Feb
12% Jan
12
45
28% Dec
27
62
13
16
10
34% Dec 31
• % Feb
Feb
61
8% Jan
15% Jan
18
>25% Dec
26
4
43% Jan
27
11% Dec
18
32%"
4
17'»
50
(Robt) Sc Co
61.25 dlv pilor preference
27
27
32%
73 V
18
-.17%
Rela
Nov
Jan
32»'»
V
50
39% Feb
6
23%
12%"
5
31% Jau
15
•
84%
13ti"4
26~.i
48%
2.50
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13
34%
135%
28a
32%
73%. -74 *
1
11
10 % Feb
34:%
136%
28 Va
.18.
No par
Feb
34
Smlee
Thursday
Feb. 14
130%
32 %
5
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
34%
PRICES
Feb. 1.1
28%
28%
No par
Rayonler Inc
Ray-O-Vac
Co_
Feb. \'i
180%
*135"
No par
preferred
4% noncum lat preferred
"A%
noncum 2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
38
34'8
100
RaybeatoarManhattah
10
Jail
•
Feb- II
5
common
Radio Corp of America
8
Jan
(The)
Ra»co Inc
16'
34 % Jan
12
Co
preferred
25% Feb
31
30% Apr
Feb
20% Jan
37% Apr
11
6%
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Wetinesday
,
,
Par
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
18
3
17% Jan
44% Jan
14
Quaker Oat«
4
,
Feb
29% Jau
72% Jan
16% Aug
19 Va Mar
37% Sep 24
33% NOV 23
33% Jan
20% Jan
138
31% Jan
July 19
31% Feb
35 % -Feb
-
Jan
26% leu
14
27
13
131
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29
"
19
87% Feb
23
28 % Nov
33% Jan
20
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Monday
EXCHANGE
20% July 11
59% Apr 12
44% Aug
3
4
53% Jan
7
Feo
33% Apr
153
29% Dec 26
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
..
Highest
10%
'
'
*70
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*92%
*90%
49%
94
97%
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11%
11%,
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185
Lowest
Highest
43% Feb
12
49% Jan
4
Aug 14
51 % Feo
11
62 % Jan
4
Standard
581/4 May
48 % Jan
23
65
49'/2 Jan
31
62% Apr
May 28
88 % Dec
53% Feb
12
60
Jan
4
Standard
Oil
Feb
11
57
% Jan
4
Standard
Oil of
87% Jan
9
18
92 % Feb
14
48
55% May 15
100 % Mar 23
28
14% Jan
2
17% Jan
11.
2
17% Jan
14
13 V« Nov
21
17% Jan
3
14 % Jan
43% Jan
23
65
4
62 % Jan
51 % Jan
19
81
% Dec
61
Aug 15
73% Jan
Stauffer
Chemical
13% Feb
12
13% Jan
7
25% Feb
15
27% Jan
Sterling
27% Mar 12
20'A Feb
28
15
28
31 % Nov
Jan
.
Co—„_
Sterchi Bros Stores. Inc
25
13% Dec
25% Nov
Drug Inc
U
23 Vtt Jan
30% Oct
1
39 % Apr
3
31% Feb
13
35% Jan
21% Jan
4
17
Jan
2
8
18
14
17% Dec
31 % May 28
22% Feb
19% Jan
31
4
18% Jan
37% Dec
31
36
Feb
12
Jan
8
Feb
V
10% Feb
70 % Jan
3
Feb
12
14
Feb
7
101% Jun
82
31.
17
16
93
Feb
13
79
Jan
22% Feb
6
22% Jan
' 2
Feb
6
36% Jan
3
30 %
22% Nov
7
34% Nov
28
27% Jan.
12
26% Jan
23
22% Jan
July 31
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24'
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39
4
28% Jan
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Jan
.
24
18
'
19
26
Nov
9
21%'Jun
25
July
38
Dec
21%' Feb
9
Dec
26
9
99
May
12% Dec
65
63
63 %
64
64
64
65
64%
64%
64%
66 %
65 3 4
66%
65'A
66 VA
13%
13 %
13%
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13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
400
26%
25%
26 '/a
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26 V*
20,300
20%
20%
20'/a
20%
20 Tii
20%
20%
20%
20%
5,200
32%
32
32%
31 %
32%
31%
32%
31%
32%
4,200
17%
17
17%
17 %
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17%
17%
17%
1,000
18 %
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18
18%
18%
18'/2
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4,200
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18%
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300
36%
36%
36 %
36 %
36%
36 Va
36%
4,000
26%
25%
25%
26 Va
26%
25%
26
2,400
%
36%
36
26 %
25 %
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7 'A
v
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4
11
92
92
93
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Corp
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30
l
93
73
.
74 Vi
72%'
73
73 VB
73%
73 Va
74%
4,600
22%
23 v4
23 Vb
24%
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24 Va
23%
24 3A
33,300
23%
23 y2
37 va
37 V4
66%
67
-
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2 3'A
23%
23%
23'A
23 Va
23'A'
23 Va
"37%
37%
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37%
37%-
37 Va
37 Va
37%
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66%
68 Va
67%
67%
1,400
.
2,700
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67
68
67%
7
7
7
1265
1260
570
1280
1250
22
22
22
22%
6,900
37 Va
3,400
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
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36 '/a
35%
36%
36'A
36%
36%
37'A
37 Vb
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24
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24%
23%
3 7'/a
36 Va
36%
36 Va
40
39%
40%
40
300
23%
84
86
83%
12
11%
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84%
84%
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84
23 Va
37 VB
37
39%
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24 Va
36%
24%
36%
24
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22
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2,300
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7
7 Vb
7
7 Vb
,
1285
7.50
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1
■4
-
4*700
92%
6
25
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
$4 preferred 2
:
9
Jan
5,100
14%
1225
Swift
13 h. Jan
47 Va
7
3
86
va,
14%
1 330
10
46% Jan
47
14%
7
29
2
46%
14%
1220
27% Jan
16
46%
14%
6%
.= .
25
50
42% Jan
11
6%
40 VA
14%
7
10®
38% Jan
60,300
; 7 Vb
6%
7
%
46 Va
14'A
*
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76
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46%
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14
23
11
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14%
1
74
12
11% Jan
47 Va
46%
14
6%
46
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—No par
& Co--
700
8,900
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>
1
1
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65
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36
21
39% Feb
82 " Jari
7
14
7,800
16%
"
55"% May 10
Feb
8% Feb
16'A
16%
26 %
"
.-Feb
16'A
15%
16 %
17%
36%
7
2
16%
15%
16 %
X32%
Superior Stefel Corp—
Sutherland Paper Co—
5
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
27% Jan
,
16%
8,100
15
.
1
Superior Oil of California
30
5,400
13%
A preferred
Sunshine Mining
3
Jan
100
16
63%
35% Feb
52'/a Mar 16
42
11
1420
93
15%
62%
22% Jan
2
50% July 26
81
•*
2
1210
10
7% Jan
2
Jap
7
4
27'A Feb
9
13
69% Jan
13
Jan'
2
10% Mar
1,300
Dec
30% Apr
35% Nov 29
21
66% Feb
Mar 22
78
\ Dec
6% Dec
66
940
*92 >A
16%
16%
No par
1
common
Co
Oil
Sun
92%
15%
16
buura.v-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4%'A preferred series A
1
5%,% 2nd pid series of '55
30
Sunshine Biscuits Inc:
12.50
4
-
92 %
16Vtt
90
14
72% Feb
'
Corp
93"
15
90
$4.50 series
88% Jan
7
27
Nov
-
16% Jan
Chemical
Sun
*91%
"
16
20
Corp
buuoeaui
4
*91%
96
X26
Studebaker-Paqkard Corp
.50% Jan
46
Aug
52
96
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2C
Co—
Broadcasting
50
x48%
5
& Webster
Storer
50%
49 %-
.
25'
8% Jan
49 %
47%
prior preference—
Stone
49%
53%
49%
15
5
6
25
Jan
27
6% Feb<12
.
15% Mar 15
28
Dec
89
.*
29
6
50
8
13% May 28
,
25% Jan
29% Aug 24
9
40
132,200
54%
inc common—1
5%
33,400
55'A
48
Co
21
•
5% Oct 19
32
13
17% Jan
.
53%
54 VA
53%
Stokely-Van Camp"
Feb
26
22% Aug
53'A
54%
52 %
53%
Stix Baer <fc Fuller
Feb
18
20% Jan
\
11
17'A Nov 27
.!
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54
54
51%
Stewart-Warner Corp
31
20% Sep
53 %
54%
54%
new——
16% Dec
53%
53 %
51%
& Co Inc
Stevens (J P)
52 %
25
7
10
No par
10
—1
Starrett
70% Jan
45
43%
100
1
5
Stanley Warner Corp
Co (The) ;L S_
3
18
Jan
43 34
44 %
series A
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
47,000
44%
43 %
common
Shares
43%
44%
Jersey
New
Ohio
the Week
44%
43%
preferred
3%%
2
15% Aug
12% May 29
of
Friday
Feb.14
Feb.13
6.25
of Indiana
Oil
Feb.12
Feb.15
Tuesday
Feb. 11
Par
California
of
Oil
Standard
29
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
4
43% Nov
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
Balee fer
LOW AND DQI BALI PRICE!
Thursday
Wednesday
STOCKS
Range for Previous
50
exchange stock record
york stock
new
Lowest
(841)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
..
.
7,800
27
41 Ve
,
;
11,600
<
50
9,400
■
V.
r
18
26
18% Feb
6
4
6% Jan
2
18% Dec
12
16% Feb
62
May 28
.
6% Dec
13
50
21% Nov
h
15 % May
31
12% Jun
8
45.. Feb
14
Dec
53% Nov 29
69% May
37% Oct
51
5
11% Jan
27
18% Jan -31
60% Jan- 11'
61 % Jan
7
40% Jan
"4
Feb
5
28% Feb
11
15% Feb
12
14
29% Jan
22
30% Dec
25% Jan
16
33% Oct
1
6% Dec
21
32
4
35%
45% May 17
Feb
Jan
10
;18%.Jan
2
31% Jan
14
'
33
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39% Jan
3
8?A;T"n
12
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25
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•
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22 %
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44
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9
14% Feb
11
Jan"
Jan
2
13
*'■
21%. Jan
21', Jan
3
17% Jan
21
1
19% Feb
4
Jan
28
47%
11%
49% Feb
„
4
11% Jan
25
13%. jan
4 4'A Jan
25
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37
Jan
19
14
Jan
26
10% Jan
2
23
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1
69% Feb
12
11
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5
-
86
19
Dec
33
Jan
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13
% 28% Feb
"102%.Dec
62% Feb
17
13% Dec
5
13
14
87% Feb
51% Nov
45% Apr
1
12
13% Jan
4
13% Jan
5
48% Jan
38% Jan
12.
,
16 % Nov
-
29
28% May 21
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13,.
30% Oct
24% Feb
12
26% Jan
24% Feb
9
-
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26% Feb
28% July 23
-
52% Jan
2
57
Jan
27% Feb
12*
31
% Jan
26
4
61
-Jan
36% Mar 12
27% Feb
14-
30% Jan
11
62 VA Mar 13
52 % Jan
?9
55 % Jan
11
29% Apr
18
Juri
22 % Feb
8
25% Jan
59
10
33% Nov
52%, Apr
,27
17'
Oct
1
49% Nov 21
i
21% Jan 30
*
Dec
64
12
v
15%r-Ajjr
27
46
Apr
25
Jun
7
8
Dec
6
14% Jan
18
25% Oct
25
35 VA Jun
15-.
'
52
16
17 'Jan' 14;
9
16% Jan
11
-
*
49/s
Jan
2
Jan
2
8
Jan
2
10% Jan
10
25% Feb
"la
30% Jan
J
18
.
50
25% Dec
Coach
Jan
11
15
18
115 y2 Jan
2
23% Jan
11
9
27% Feu
1
2
100 Va Jan
21
80% Jan
11
24 *
76% Jan
17
Feb
79 Va Jan
2
104
Jan
5
88
Feb
5
89
Jan
22
Jan
jo
-65% Apr
2
51% Feb
12
61
Jan
3
Oct
1
9
27% Feb
11
31% Jan
8
8% Dec
11
Nov
-
28
:
29
29
Oct
39 % May
-
..
,
36
Preferred
4%
.9
Jan
31
30% Jan
8
14'
Union
•2
United
*
15
32% Jan
Feb
12
14
4%
Jan
2
23
166'
Dec
18
1?7 Va Feb
11
103% Oct
10
121% Dec
18
106
Feb
13
115
35 % Jan
23
44% Dec
17
31 % Feb
8
26
Nov
20
32% Apr
20
26Vb Feb
93
Feb
24
96
43'A Jan
29
Jan 10
97
Jan
23
9
28
21
Jan
4
71 % Mar 26
58% Feb
U
69% Jan
8
62
40
Jan
4
45'A Feb
48% Jan
20
41% Dec
27
Air
-United
12
23
28% Apr
107
Drill
15%
15 'A
15%
15
15%
45,000
20
19 y4
19%
19%
19%
al9yB
19 y«
19%
18j/b
4% Feb
9
23
82
6% Jun
20
7
6
Dec
14
21
Jan
17
13% Jun
8
43% Dec
12
4 % Jan
4
78 Vb Jan
8
3
6% Jan
11
23
Jan
5
LNo
Co—
conv
Mar
5
44'A Jan
2
47% Jan
9
United
Aug 14
25
United
Gas Improvement
7% Jan
12
19% Feb
1% Dec
31
7
6% Jan
11
5'A Feb
29
13 Vs Feb
11
3% Mar 26
1 Va Feb
13
1 Vb Jan
2
14
28% Jan 23
39% May
20% Aug
28% Oct
9
29
77
Dec
3
181
15% Dec
27
4
14
15
For footnotes
37% Jan
5
6
9
24
Aug
2
Feb
1
15'A Jan
9
Feb
13
36% Jan
23% Jan
2
28% Jan
3
51% Feb
15
58'A Jan
162
Jan
11
33
25%
25%
25%
25%
88%
89%
89 Va
91%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
43%
44%
44
45
35%
35%
35%
35'A
Mi3 %
\43
43 y8
*
17%
16
25
7
11JA Jan
24
44 %
July 20
32% Feb
12
19% Mar 22
14% Feb
12
16% Jan
8
43 Vb Jan
7
445/4 Jan
16
49% Mar 16
see
fttgc 26.
156
1-7
36
7
1.8
Jan
100
100
No par
Co
28%
*28
28
52%
52%
*51%
22%
22%
23
16%
*51%
53
22%
25 %
%
26
16%
*47 %
50
8%
8%
8%
•
16%
25%
900
27 y8
34,800
25%
26
53 VA
16 %
'■ 28
28
8%
26%»
*16%
50
100
8,100
'16%
1,200
*48
8'A
26'A
1,400
53%
23
16%
8'A
3,900
,
(23%
*51%
16%
26 Va
va
59
28'A
23'A
*48
50
600
56
28
23
c
'
16%
28 VA
12,800
16 va
25%
*55
59
27%
'A
28,300
-26%
55%
28 "A
28
*55
59
2,400
36 va
50
8%
3,200
26%
8»A
26
26,600
13%.
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
23%
25
24
24%
24 »A
24%
24 "A
24%
25%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
7
6%
6%
33%
32:%
33%
32%
33%
101%
,
100%
101 %
100%
102%
20%
21%
27%
27%
20%
21
*79
*76
77%
92
*88
92
137%
137 Va
108
108
26
Va
20 3
4
59%
42
82
*79
82
*79
42
77
*76%
78
*76%
78
92
*89
92
*89
92
120
53'A
53 %
54
52%
54'A
18,500
28'A
27'A
28 Vb
27%
28 'A
34,700
9
8%
8%
13,600
6,400
%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
31
30%
30%
30%
30%
900
30%
*30'A
82 Vb
28,600
28
30%
76 Va
77%
79%
26%
58%
79%
150
*135
150
106
108
107
108
200
900
*106%
108
32%
31%
32 %
32%
33
32 Va
33%
30,200
26V'a
26 y4
26
VA
26%
26%
26 VB
26%
1,400
20
*97
100
*.97
100
*97
100
20%
20 Va
20%
2 OVA
2 OVA
500
59
59%
59'A
59%
58 %
58%
3,400
*42
42%
42
42
20%
%
59
42 Va
*42
81%
*135
100
20%
79%
150
107 %
31%
79%
*135
140
*133
■
•
4%
4%
4%
Va
79 Va
*78'A
6%
6%
4%
4%
*78%
4%
79 VA
42%
300
4%
4%
14,900
*78%
79 Va
*42
79%
*78'A
79'A
6%
6%
6%
6%
29.900
6%
6%
VA
6 va
6%
6%
6%
17.100
6%
6%
6%
6%
%
33%
33%
34 VB
33 Vt
33%
33 V «
33%
32 Va
14%
14 V4
14%
6
32 Tb
~
27%
4%
8
60
82
4%
V
11,900
100'A
52
*97
99
58%
6
27%
27%
52 %
107
32 'A
20%
22%
21%
*100
27%
'
26 %
27%
100'A
,27 Va
28%
*97
27%
100'A
25,400
9,400
51%
54
X31%
27%
100'A
11,700
104%
77
82
79
27%
21%
27%
34 JA
102Va
*88
82
52%
21%
21
3,400
33'A
34
103%
*79
*79
■*77%
*88
33%
102
*99 V*
27%
100
100
Va
100
*99%
*78
7
6
33
6%
14
14%
,13%
14 VB
14
14%
14%
45 Va
46%
46'/a
47
45 Vb
45%
46%
45Tb
46%
44%
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
36%
36%
36%
3,900
5,100
21,200
13,800
32%
33 Va
32%
33
32 va
36%
37 Vb
*36%
37%
37 VB
37%
36 »A
5%
^5%
*5Va
5%
3.000
5 %
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
13%
13'A
13%
13%
13%
25,700
1%
7,500
1
U
S
Freight Co__
Gypsum Co common
No par
4
preferred
tf S Hoffman.Mach common
class A'preference
Inc
1,500
7,400
14
14
24%
13%
Merch & Mfrs Inc
S Industries
55%
28'A
5,700
,45Vb
35%
No par
10
1
4%%
55% :
27%
*54
"
81%
Securities
5%
55%
56
591
*47%
3,800
6,500
13%
13%
'
22%
3j%
Park City Mines Co (The)
U
26%
55%
8%
25%
191VA
45
-
25'A
26%;
53%
77 %
Foreign
7
25 VA
26%
28%
50
.
16%
16%
25
28%
27%
&
7%
16 VA
15%
26%
28%
16%
7,500
33
25%
x89
%
26%
'*54
94
32 va
'
24%
27%
59
Va
16%
'
*55%
28
33
24%
26%
56
•*
36%
24%
26%
32%
230
3,300
•
43%,
•
35%
■36%
20%
S
24
Jan
22% July 19
*91
89
6%
United
S
73
94
25%
32%
U
U
74
*91
87%
101
United Industrial Corp
United
11
72%
70
25%
31
Gas Corp
United
34% Jan
14
*
90%
13%
8
Fruit Co_
14
10,100
71 %,
'
55
Feb
(74%
44%
11
11
11%
8%
—
11
36% Feb
10%
200
44%
44%
14
of
16 % Jan
32
30
11 va
*44%
25%
25%
_10
12
14 % Dec
Dec
United
44%
12
33
8%
30c
100
1
Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
Electric Coal Cos
8
Engineering & Foundry
5
United
44%
12
*
12
32 V2
28%
pfd
,Jan
41% July 30
Nov
11
12 V«
•
33
8%
com
13% Feb
35
Nov
35 Va Jan
11%
12
32%
*47%
Clg-Whelan Stores com
preferred
Corp (Del)
United
9
12'A
16%
$3.50 convertible
9% Jan
*11%
VA
33%
28%
Inc
Lines
(Delaware) '
11
12
22%
preferred
United
*11%
69%
_No par
5
;
20
27
15
30
12 Y*
*52%
28
10
10
com
18
23
35
21
*U%
28%
par
1
16 % Aug
36% Dec
5% Nov
42
11
Jan
6% Jan
4,800
y4
48%
94
28
No par
No par
2
28% May 11
52% Nov
6 Vb Feb
5'A Jan
79
18%
*91 Va
*54
Board & Carton Corp
United
18%
*48 VA
94
*55%
America—No par
No par
10
United Carbon Co
No par
,,,
18%
48%
*91'/a
94
26%
-
31
35% Jan
155
2
3
May
Jan
4% Jan
73% Jan
1.
2,400
18%
48%
12%
-
r.
United-Carr Fastener—
Mar 21
19%
18Va
48%
*10%
73%
35%
1
,
preferred
Biscuit
$4.50
United
19'A
18%
48%,
'
11%
800
153
18%
49
16%
No par
Corp
(ser of 1956)
United
Jan
7
14
14%
25
1
preferred
Aircraft
conv.
4
19'A Jan
Dec
20% Dec
Twist
4%
113 VA Jan
17
15
13%
10
Car, Co
Union Tank
76 V2
90'A Jan
152
Jan
96% Dec
non-cum
2
6
30% Feb
61% May 25
14%
42
1
50
$4.series
Pacific RR Co
Union
8% Jan
Apr 30
15%
•
50
Oil of California
Union
27% Feb
10% May 10
1
(
13.900
1
Preferred $3.50 series
91
30
52
40va
89
^—2
Preferred' $3.70 series.
Jan
39 Va
8
2
Preferred $4.50 series
82
*151 Va
40
-No par
common!
Elec Co
2,100
152
152
25%
Paper Corp—6%
Union Carbide & Carbon
No par
Union Cnenr & Materials Corp—10
Union
7%
7%
•7%
7%
200
18,300
39%
25
Bag-Camp
12
.
36
7%
10
iThe)—
12
83% Nov
78
Corp
94 VA Jan
93
81% Oct
35%
v-
Va Jan
9
37
39%
1
20% Feb
Jan
36 VA
151%
32%
<The)
100% Feb
112
%
36
7 %•
70
Union
92% Dec 27
11,900
29%
39 y«
*91%
11
,
16%
29%
151%
y4
17
26
34,600
16%
30 Vb
39 3<
44
7 V4 Jail
3
30%
16 VA
30 y«
39%
-
151
150
44%
Go.———
OH Corp
.'Udyllte
27% Jan 30
30 Va
i6 y8
39%
7%
7%
8
152
44%
35% Jan
17
36y»
*44%
3
Jan
36 y«
1
50
12
30
35%
,
19
5% Jan
28% Apr
36%
16
29%
16%
30%
28%
19%
32% Feb
5
*29%
14%
23
Apr
30 y4
-
"
39%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser—50
20th -Century "Fox- Filnyj.—.
_1
Twin City Raps-Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Twin
"4 -
.14%'Jan
12
*29%
7%
Underwood Corp _c
No par
Union Asbestos As Rnbber Cq
8
29
.
'■?.
12
2j-,4 Feu
8*
26,
; Nov
•2i
13%'Feb
Mar 27
44
30%
151
47% May 8
133% July 17
5% Nov 15
31% Feb 10
103% Jan
16% Mar 19
«
••
16%
.
lTbe)T=
u
9
13% Feb
20% Nov 15
29 y«
15%
12
Preferred series, A /(caij.v);
-,TXL
30
34
28%
5
V
29%
33%
11%
Trua^-Trsuer Coal Co common
;
*
33 Va
23,600
11%
$2.70 preferred-
9
29
Jan
28,700
35 Vb
11%
'.'vTri-Continental Corp common
"2
58% Feb
Nov
25 v
56%
34'A
16%
No par
29
19
July 27 "
52
54
55%
35%
35%
WiUianis.Stecl
Transue <fc
8
27% Jan
11
53'A
56%
*29%
Trans-Why! d ^Airlines Lie
'
53%
34%
*48%
Co .(The) ——,1
Transainerick Corp—^-2-
4
53
56
*11%
Trane
,
'
'
\
4
20% Jan
31.
Co
Edison
Toledo
28
35% Feb
30
*
t
5,200
52%.
29%
*10%
Bearing—
3,600
15,600
35
49 Vb
1^.-22.
17
56'%
12%
common—
Timken Roller
2
4
CM1
$1.20'-prefer red
.
24
% Feb
40
7 V
20
Jan
-Tidewater
25% Feb...4
101 ' Jan "2
2..
preferred
4%
4
38% Jan
15
24% Jan
Mar 29
15
43% Nov 27
'7
Jan
32 V4 Feb
47% Mar .26
23
23% Nov 27
34% Oct
Feb
104
94v
16%
55%
35%.
1$
common—5
100
Thompson l(J R)i——
Thompson Products Inc
2
76% Jan
11.
10% Dec
48% Jan
17
51
48%
preferred
6%
16%
55%
i
*11%
common..
$2.50 convertible
=
50
54%
No par
&—
Thermo id. Co
C
Mar 28
51
53%
55%
16
Pacific Ry Co
&
Fair
The
1
12% Feb
15
Jan
4
;
300
18V4
6%
7"A
6%
6%
17
28%
*
,,
18%
b%'
16%
33%
Sub .share
Texas
22
17
51
50%
54 %
ctfs ex-distributlon—1
100
Texas Utilities"
No par
Textron Incf common—'.
50o
$1,25 conv preferred—
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
$2.40 conv preference—
No par
»*.
4
19:% Feb
14% Apr'
23
Jan
*
16
13% July 31
July 23
'
38%
'
54% July 10
■
12
July 10
29% Apr
2S
2
Feb
150
-
129 % Apr 16
20% Dec 20
7% Jan
.=
9
42% July 27
34% Feb, 10
20% Oct
9
182% May
i Jan 23
16%
Pacific Land Trust—
Texas
150
16%
^
7'%
6%
7
17%
*18%
18'/a
18%
18%
*18 %
1
Temco Aircraft Corp__
1
Tennessee Corp—
2.50
Texas Co
:
25
Texas Gulf Producing Co—j—-3%
Texas Gulf Sulphur
No par
Tevas Instruments Lie common—1
f 4.48% conv preferred series A—25
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil.
10
TelAutograph. Corp
12
28
Apr
18% Dec
•
(Jsnses)
Talcott In®
25
12";
38% Mar 26
31
28 % Dec
Jan
i- 8% Jan 11
12
Feb
54% Feb
7
19„
t
common
preferred series A
1
100
82%c
50
j
50
13 %
13%
13 'A
13%
13%
1 Va
1%
1%
33 Vb
33 »A
33
33%
25%
25%
25>A
25 V2
53
54 Va
51%
53
1%
1%
33 3 4
33 V4
33 %
33
24%
25%
24 Va
24 3 4
24%
25%
53
54
52%
53 Va
53%
55
1%
160
•
12%
*33
14%
*44
Vt
163
12%
34%
15
46'
*160
11%
32%
14%
*44
*160
163
34 VA
14%
14%
*
12 'A
*32%
33
46
163
11%
12%
'
*44
1 VA
1%
33%
1 %
33
14%
46
160
12
*32%
14%
•44
160
12 Ta
34
15%
45 Va
159 Va
12%
*32%
14%
*44
1,600
9,500
5,000
10,200
159 VA
100
12%
135.000
34
300
15
15,900
46
25-
26
(842)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
NEW
YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. t
Lowest
Highest
NEW
11
36% Dec
14
31% Feb
12
37% Jan
24
ev« Jun
15
8% Feb
11
8% Jan
7
22% Feb
12
27% Jan
4
U
63
Jan
2
66% Feb
1
U
32% Feb
12
35% Jan
4
11
9% July 13
35% Aug
1
61% Dec
28
70
32% Nov
29
81 % Dec
31
51% July 18
90% Mar
2
92
26
Dec
42% Nov
29
128
Jan
6
85
Jan
17
86
40
Feb
11
49..% Jan
Jan
U
4
Feb
1
Jan
2
17
19% Sep
12
19% Jan
2
4
71% Sep
17
10
17% Feb
Jan
53% Feb
12
64% Jan
11
58
Dec
28
9
67% Jan
2
61
51% Jan
23
143
Nov
30
17
Dec
28
33%
Mar
73% Dec
145
156
31
57% Feb
11
73% Jan
2
20
145% Jan
2
155 % Jan
17% Jan
2
Feb
10
34
Jan
14% Apr
23
13% Jan
9
7% Jan
I
4
10% Jan
18
10
27
17
4
82
Dec
G
27
Dec
31
13% Dec
26
41% Feb
9
30% Dec
38
99
Mar 23
Jan
5
Jan
4
8
Jan
21
7% Jan
22
87
3
13% Jan
9
15
Jan
12
61
Jan
2
7
39
Apr
6
12
167
Feb
24
29% Mar 12
Dec
20
82 % Mar 29
24% Nov
12
26
Dec
14
6% Jan
7
31% Jan
144
2
Jan
34% Feb
8
23% Feb
12
155
11
Feb
4
25% Jan
10
69
Feb
15
71
Jan
24
Jan
28
25% Feb
4
38% Feb
9
12% Dec
21
55% May
17% Jan
3
12% Jan
2
13% Jan
9
21
37% Apr
6
25% Jan
2
28% Jan
15
12% Nov 28
11 Ye Jan
2
7
Jan
4
20
40% Dec
58% Mar
9
Feb
7
130
Feb
40% Feb
12
42% Jan
50% Jan
2
14 % Jan
11
46% Jan
30
2
123
7
Sep
12
128
Feb
20
'
'
...
25% Dec
26
34% Mar 26
25% Jan
18
28 % Jan
28
94 Va Apr
78 % Jan
15
82
21% Nov
13
105% Dec
20
38 % Jan
104
10
24
38% Apr
18
20% Feb
1
Jail
6
109% Jan
2
128
47% July 26
Dec
18
116
Feb
13
93
Oct
30
103
Feb
Dec
28
106
Mar
87
Dec
31
103'/a Feb
42 % Jan
46% Jan
11
17
79% Nov
28% Nov
6
105% Jan
8
Feb
15
25% Jan
120
21
11
13
85
Friday
32%
33%
31%
32%
32%
8%
8%
"8%
8%
*8%
*8%
22%
8%
8%
2 ;• %
22%
22%
23%
23%
24 Va
66%
66%
66 3
5
10
"66
1
67
33
33%
22
*66
66%
32%
*66
33%
33%
33
33%
33%"
33 %
34
33
*
8
Jan
9
45% Jan
111
9
Feb
100
23%
24%
13.60C
67
*66
b
33%
33 %
*86
88
*86
88
"86
88
*86
88
*90
94
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5
94
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94
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40
41
Rubber Co
common.
1st
noncum
Shoe
S
preferred___10O
Smelting
8
Steel
7%
U
S
Corp
&
Mln
1%
common
No par
noncumulative preferred
United
Wallpaper Inc
Class
B
2nd
Jan
g4
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Leaf Tobacco com.No par
Universal
8%
preferred
Universal Pictures
4
%%
Utah
Co
Inc
Vanadium
&
Norman
Van
Raalte
Light Co
Industries
Co
23%
ion
Co
Shreve
2.50
preferred
26
11% Jan
7
16% Jan
23
Vulcan
14
27
14% Dec
27
14
Jan
3
17
21
5%
17
Jan
Jan
Virginian
2
6%
Ry
Co
7%
34
j
*83
84'%
•83
7
6%
15
*14%
49%
50
34%
50
34%
24
24
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70
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70
70
*69 %
25%
24%
25%
43
41%
43%
155
25%
*153
25%
42%
43%
Materials
Co
100
6%,-
1,200
%>
100
15
1,700
34%
155
•
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;
3,500
50
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24
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100
1,300
7%
84%
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155
2,200
24
1,500
V
..
50
4,600
-
69
70
25%
25%
33>00
44%
13,400
43
420
12%
13
12%
12%
26 VB
26'/a
26%
26%
11%
11%
11%
12%
12%
13%
12%
13
42%
42%
42
42%
43%
43%
43
43%
3,300
27
4,800
43
123
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26 %
»81
22
109%
44%
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>123
27
26%
*81
22 %
110
44%
*81
22
22
111
26%
111
44
44%
82
22%
111
44 %
44%
1,300
1,700
20,800
-123
*123
26%
82
21%
110
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*123
26%
82
"123
26%
*81
27 Vb
26%
82
82
82
22 %
22%
22%
22%
4,500
110%
113 %
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113%
900
44%
4,600
44%
44%
44%
111
110
111
111
111
111
111
93
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93
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93
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93
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97
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97
90
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20
95
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96
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97
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90
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90
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90
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109%
110
520
——-
—
90
28
66%
69
67
25
common
preferred
conv
7%
7%
*153
23%
40%
15
13
100
76% Jan
23%
2
6*%
15
51
33%
34
27
preferred
31
43%
49
152
18
14%
12%
$4.12
11
24 %
48%
33% .34%
152
84/
6%
*14%
17%
34
14%
26%
7
10
47%
34%
155
*83
7
14%
18
34
*14%
7%
...
2,400
12%
*85
C6V2 Feb
51
84%
6%
14%
7%
154,500
18
15
400
61%
149%
34
17%
35
*14%
7%
*83
6%
17%
*34
59
59
149 Vb
12%
iO'J',2
29% Jan
84
15
59
60%
149%
14%
7%
58 Va
59 Va
149 %
35
14%
7%
58%
60%
149%
26%
100
27
*34
59%
58%
148%
*17% •■38
15%
r
*58%
58%
149
12%
100
16
60
57%
26%
___100
31
*58%
148%
13%
preferred
12% Dec
60
27
preferred
33% Jan
2,900
24%
$4.04
9
56
25%
88% Feb
18
54 %
*123
Va-Caroline Chemical com___No par
6%
dlv
partic
preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com__10
$5
55%
*69%
x42%
Ry com_100
5% nonofumulatlve preferred__100
Victor Chemical Works common
5
3 % %
preferred
100
12
55
11%
Pacific
&
54%
13
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Chemical
541*
26%
10
Vick
54
69%
41%
2.50
1,460
1,600
53%
24%
1
Inc
Inc
22,300
18'/a
x69%
..12.80
Corp of America
Van
33%
153
com___l
preferred
Power
49
100
42%
154%
18%
0%
*14%
40%
153
18%
7%
14
%
154
18%
35
15
1
com
preferred
42
152%
la%
18
"34
.
41
42%
153
18%
60%
17%
25
152
18
149%
149
United Stockyards
Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd
pfd_3
$6 conv-rtible preferred__.No
par
mm*,**
85
57%
100
40%
152%
17%
54%
*58%
16%
152
'
18%
53%
50
Corp common
153
18
com__50
preferred
Tobacco Co
42 %
152%
1
Ref
preferred
7%
'
7,300
94
40
S
$4.20
'
89
100
33%
88
94
9
■'
9
8,800
8%
"8b
B
Jan
'
88% Jan
Shares
34
VB
8
*90
S.
U
the Week
Feb. 15
100
10% Dec
% Dec
Feb. J 4
1
series
Vicks
;
82
Dec
Salaa far
Thursday
10
'
129
PRICKS
100
BVc
8
25% Nov
4
SALE
Fe b. 13
preferred
U
23
47% Feb
20
HIGH
Wednesday
\'i
preferred series A
U.
22
15% Feb
Dec
Dec
70
30
10% Aug
3
26% Aug 15
23% Dec
137
Jan
32
15
Jan
65
4
Feb.
3%%
U
25
16
7% Dec
7
Jan
Jan
12% Jun
Dec
common
8
24
Jan
19% Jan
169
Co
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
U S Plywood
Corp common
28
69
Lines
AND
Toesday
F« l>. 11
3% %
67% Mar 14
170
Monday
Pat
S
28
17% Dec
26
S
4%%
July 18
56
142% Dec
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
22% Jan
23 Va Jan
YORK
Highest
Monday, February 18, 1957
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1.956
..
69%
70
29%
71%
72%
73 %
73
30%
29%
74%
30%
30 %
30%
30%
30 Va
30 "a
30%
10,200
2,400
___1
11
14%
13%
16
com
13%
15
13%
14%
13%
13%
13%
15%
14%
15
2,300
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
16%
16%
2,000
preferred
w
74% Nov
28
13% Dec
19
14% Jan
29% Sep
26
33
Jan
64
29
75
Mar 20
Nov
12% Jan
30
13% Dec
12
95% Dec
17
10% July
6
15% Nov 23
18% Jan
27
40% Feb
9
76% Jan
10
9
13% Jan
6
29
83% Jan
3
20% Sep
23
13% Jan
4
11
30 % Jan
2
12
17% Mar 12
13 % Jan
Feb
28
7
20
25
24
5%%
3
Wardell
25% Feb
42% Feb
20
38% Mar 23
25% Feb
9
37% Aug
22
Jan
3
27
19% Feb
8
2% Dec 26
37 % Feb
16% Jan
2
12
28 Va Jan
3
12
46 % Jan
3
12
38Va Jan
„
9
17
34 % Feb
13
36% Jan
8
29 % Feb
13
32
Jan
4
9
24% Jan
17
25% Jan
7
27% Dec
14
25% Jan
2
31% Jan
31
4% Apr
6
2% Feb
12
Jan
4
Mar
.
3
*75
13%
__10
Q
&
x29
W___No par
Ward Baking Co common
15% Jan
9
9
100
No par
Walworth Co
11% Jan
6
preferred
11
95% Jan
Feb
4%%
(Hiram)
7
26
35% Dec
Walker
2
29% Dec
40% Jan
18% Jan
21
14
30
1
12
Jan
RR
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co
Jan
Apr
37% Oct
74
Wabash
10% Feb
95
14
49% Aug
24
Feb
15% Feb
12% Nov
Jan
70% Feb
7
106
77
71%
_2.5C
10
26
52% Feb
20% Feb
16
44
1
25% Jan
3
25% Jan
10
97
26
Nov
43% May 10
Dec
44% Dec
29
Dec
12
105
Mar
88
Dec
20
105
Jan
104
13
Motor
Feb
13
14%
25%
14%
14%
11%
14%
14%
14%
26
1,600
25%
25%
25%
25%
18,300
42%
43 %
421/4
37 %
42%
7,600
1
Inc
»
Co
5
25
25
25
1
24%
29%
28%
29%
28
29
2%
2%
2%
2%
4
32
33%
32
33
5
20%
27%
26Si,
41
42
104%
*103
23
Jan
47% Jan
29
21% Feb
104
15
14% Feb
14
91
Jan
Jan
24% Jan
16% Jan
2
95
Feb
11
Western
Air Lines
Western
Auto
5
18
Feb
11
20% Jan
4
65% Mar 20
52% Feb
12
30% Jan
11
58
Jan
3
90
Feb
15
129% Feb
4
4
83
Jan
2
Feb
17
129
Feb
4
69% Dec
31
53% Feb
12
69% Jan
2
Jan
24
Feb
8
28% Feb
23
23% Feb
15
64
94
96 % Jan
9
13
26 % Jan
8
Feb
1
68 % Jan
8
18
27 % Jan
23
28
2
50% July 24
44% Feb
Jan
Pulp & Paper
preferred
4%%
3
22% Mar
12
Va
2
11
36% July 17
26% Feb
West
3
29
90 % Feb
12
50% Jan
8
99
Jan
2
100 '/a Jan
7
13% Apr
2
29 Va Mar 14
11
Feb
11
13% Jan
10
2
pfd___100
103
Inc..
5
41
43 %
"103
104%
1
com.j
x2l%
series
B
Wheeling
$5
Steel
Corp
4%%
White
White
conv
Dental
Motor Co
5%%
White
Mfg
98
*94
98
72%
55 %
57
55 "4
55%
56
13
56%
18%
18%
3,900
18%
18%
18%
16,000
26%
52 %
49%
27%
53%
"88
*127
10
54
56
90
80
*62
20
27%
1
44%
100
*
common__l
99%
11
66
13
59
Jan
4
Wilcox
13% Feb
12
15% Jan
2
Wilson
21
Oct
10 % Jan
9
25% Jan
4
26
18
May 15
29% Oct
43% Dec
5
26
31
37% Feb
145
20
Mar 22
1
24% July 10
36% Feb 27
13
50% Mar 19
Jan
16% Feb
4% Jan18% Feb
30 Va Feb
75
13
7
8
Jan 31
9
5% Jan
21
Windsor
20% Jan
31
Winn-Dixie
14
32
Jan
2
Jan
22
128
Feb
5
22
22% Feb
6
27% Feb
12
31% Jan
43
Feb
14
8
23
45 % Jan
16
60% Nov
15
88 % Nov
52 % Feb
12
29
57 Va Jan
14
99% Jan
24
88
23
159% Jan
92
25
41 % Jan
83% Nov
7% Dec
Dec
Feb
6
13
201
Feb
14
30
Jan
25
98% Mar
9
83
Feb
13
31
88% Jan
3
10% Jan
4
7% Feb
12
8% Jan
8
26% May 24
24
216
Jan
34 %
Aug
7
27% Feb
12
212
30% Jan
14
Jan
19
36% Dec
12
83% Feb
31
8
Feb
12
131 % Dec
35 % Jan
2
10
99 % Feb
12
123% Jan
2
29% Nov 28
25 % Feb
12
28 Vb Jan
11
20
101
\
Jan
16
July 3©
141% Jan
dividend^ y Ex-right!^ Pl<°M;
3
91% Feb
12
Co
103% Jan
3
Co
Inc
5
common
Inc.....
Stores
27%
99%
Public
Worthington Corp
Prior
preferred
Prior pfd
4%%
conv
Wrigley
(Wm) Jr
(Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Yale
*° 8al*8 °n thls day" tIn receivership,
Radio Corp
16%
4%
3,500
9,400
16%
4%
4%
x28
19%
30%
130
*4%
19%
30%
*127
22%
*22%
28%
27%
19%
30%
130
*75
18%
30%
*127
22%
22%
78
100
200
1,300
19%
6,200
30%
5,200
130
22%
27%
27%
43 %
43%
43 %
43%
10
43%
43%
53%
54%
52V4
63%
53
53%
91 %
92
1,300
28%
10
90 %
91
*90%
series.100
203
204
*194
203
*199
No par
85
86
84
85
83
5
& Towne Mfg Co
Young (L A) Spring & Wire
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No
Youngs town Steel Door
No
Zenith
200
14
17%
4%
■
serles__100
common
4%%
100
49
13%
78
22%
10
4,600
4534
45%
*17
*127
<3orp__10
Woodward Iron Co
Woolworth (F W) Co
14%
60
11%
*45%
47%
13%
600
4,900
28%
18
30%
100
Service
46%
11%
*28
28%
45%
*75
xl9
10
com
14%
11%
45%
78
*4%
1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6%
preferred
48%
11%
"28
*17
10c
Inc
370
11,400
65
*75
10
Industries
Wisconsin
47%
13%
Nq par
No par
preferred
Wllson-Jcnes Co
19% Jan
'
21% Jan
127
Oil
&
$4.25
*62
45%
45%
45% Feb
65
%
28%
72
30
21,200
24
99%
*45
19 Va Dec
55%
9412
23%
44
*27%
May 10
16% Apr 30
54
94%
24%
2712
50
82 % Apr
54%
94
23%
45%.
20
4
200
*127
99%
$3
17
56,800
271/2
Prior preference
23
11,800
53%
99 %
15
Dec
27%
44 %
11%
14
14% Jan
600
90
45%
100
46% Feb
12% Jan
52%
*88
27%
29 Ve Jan
69
26%
90
6,000
73
27%
3
preferred
27%
52%
"62
12
conv
265'2
53%
52%
*71
94
4
45 Va Feb
61
50
73
52%
*88
27% Jan
30
50%
*71
*127
24'
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2,000
52
94
common
Machine
*94
21%
49
24
preferred
Sewing
xl5
94
(The
5,400
15
No par
preferred
5,100
15
22
14%
common__5
Corp
50
21%
21%
15%
100
preferred
Whirlpool-Seeger
20
7,600
104%
22 %
95
100
common
340
71%
Westlnghouse Atr Brake
10
Westlnghouse Electric eommon_12%
preferred
40%
*103
14%
com__Nopar
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
*103
95
5
100
4% noncum 2nd preferred
10o
Western Pacific RR common_No
par
Western Union Telegraph—
2.50
3.80%
103%
100
common
Supply Co
4.80%' preferred
Western Maryland Ry
30% Jan
30% Sep
8,400
41%
103
8
21 %
26%
im%
93
28
127
26%
*90
Sep
Dec
2,900
103%
26%
103%
33%
93
12
Aug 30
4% Dec
70
4,900
*32%
*90
40% Feb
21% Jun
20
2,100
48
46%
95
21
Jun
Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Electric Co
West Penn Power 4%%
!i%"
95
4
102
•
7,100
46 %
96
14
16
3*
*45%
*94
11
10
•»
46
46%
93
74% Jan
23
-Sl"%
46
96
63% Jan
Jan
"44%
*90
58% Jan
Apr
31%
43%
40%
*94
15
9
32%
40
100
15
26% Feb
32
x45%
100
11
99
»
C
Feb
1
1
1
300
5,100
2*'f
•
B
Feb
36% Feb
50
v
series
Feb
31% Jan
com._2.50
•
%
2%
aeries
55
20
Snowdrift
*24%
preferred
71
27% Dec
900
24%
23%
1
preferred
9
103
2,000
37 '2
4.10%
17% Nov
62
4,500
29%
4.20%
May
20
34%
29%
4
26% Nov
Jan
34%
30
14
49
94
35%
29%
37%
28
67
99% Jan
37%
34%
29%
Jan
25% Dep 31
16% Dec
5
130
37%
35%
29%
Jan
May 10
82% July 20
5
43%
35%
6
4.8%-
2,900
42%
37%
Feb
86
27
11%
91
17
50% Nov 29
.*11
95
29
82% Dec
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'
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1961
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Div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern
92
86
112
...
"lb.-June-Dec
Memphis
33As
112'%
89
^Mar-Sept
..May-Nov
ser A
series F
series G
mtge 5Vis series II 1983
Joint
107%
86
Jan-July
A 1977
2'/..s
Orleans
1,241
Co—
Mortgage
New
—
88 3 i
*100
Ma;/-Nov
Lines)
First
1st
k.
—
152
105
113
106'A
105
1957—May-Nov
1958
3s series B
West
J«n-July
1981
Term
Pacific
Bouthern
•
84%
u
1973—June-Dec
1969
4Vis
Fran
Bouthern
__
'
20
Co-
(Oregon
%s
"
s '•
'
.
Co—
Edh.on
debentures
Southern: Indiana Ry 2%s 1994—^
Bouthern Natural Gas Co 4 Vis conv
Bouthern
'1
:
88%
150V4
150
.
106%
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3V2S 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3'/2S 1974—_—:
May-No®
J
.85
107% 109'A
109
Jan-July
debentures 1987 "
3'As
r
v
82
y
w
■
r
162
79
80%
80%
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981--—.—April
Gen mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April'
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3>%s 2000—Feb-Aug'
Co—
3s debentures 1979
2%s
debentures
1985—.
Bouthern California
;
*
160
162
Gen
2
Mar-Sept
Telegraph
Sc
v
Ry
RR
Wabash
99 Vb
103 V
85
88 3 b
conv
Southern* Belt Telephone
27%s
— ^
*93
April-Oct
1971——April-Oct
f debs 1982
a
debs 1986—...June-Dec
Bkelly Ojl 2 (4s- debentures 1965_
..Jan-July
fiocony-Vacuum Oil
IVis
1976
;
June-Dec
Bouth & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
April-Oct
t
87
June-Dec
1974
Oil
Virginian
5s
100%
95 %
5
101%
160
June-Dec
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C
100'%
....
Mar-Sept
Shell
96
103% 103 %
97
First consolidated
f
W.—
.
'
j.
Pire Line 3.20s
1st
93
96
6
.
■»
99%
96%
82
and ref mtge 2%s ser
mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I .1981—June-Dec
&: ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982
——April-Oct
—
68 7 b
Virginia & Southwest first gtd
93
*93
.
1st
debentures
—
103 'A
■eagram (Jos E) & Sons 2Vis 1966
-3s
—
65
198
10
r
refund mtg.e 2%s ser G
First
—
68%
95
90
1975—Mar-Sepl
1978—Mar-Sept
1979—June-Dec
H 1980
Mar-Sept
First and
80'%
75'A
10
__
65
10
75
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E
First and refund mtge 3s series F
75 VA
!)
96%
100% 101 Vi
101 Vi
98'%
95%
98 Vi
96 %
Mar-Sept
28
*85
89%
97%
-June-Dec
1969
debentures
86
*80
Bervice
subord
84
65 Vi
96
*86
Corp of America—
conv
RR consol gtd 4s series B
Virginia Electric & Power Co— .
Mar-Nov
90
June-Dec
Vandalia
Va
Co—
mtge 3s series B 1980
J%s s f debentures 1977
*93
76'%
99
90
Jan-July
79
76 Vi
88
74%
80
1951—June-Dec
91
April-Oct
Bcloto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No®
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jon-July
Air
1
91
85 Vi
85%
86
88
June-Dec
1951
1951_
79 %
1968_Juue-Dec
Union Depot 3Vbs B 1971
Beaboard
A
1
May-No®
gold 4s
cons
1947.
A
series
78
1st
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
fit Paul
series
fund mtge series A
91
fit Louis-Southwestern Ry—.
First 4s bond certificates. 1989
fit Paul
assented
assented
91
—Jan-July
2022
May
Mar-Sep
91
84%
Jan-July
Jan-July
-
*
4 Vis ser A Jan
1980
A Jan 2006
B
ser
debs
1947
A
4'As conv subord debs 1976
fit Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
income
I976_.
April-Oct
1997
91
Corp—
93
■,
1st mortgage 4s series A
series
Vanadium
3%s
6s
Works
*88
■
91
Vi
V
'
1st
debentures
Steel
104 %
92%
90
99
Apr-Oct
May-Nov
April-Oct
1973
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
1971
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
Btguenay Power 3s series A
5s
2%s
debentures
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
*
85
89
*87%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May -Now
April-Oct
1972
fund
6'%s sinking fund mtge series C
3'As assented series C 1951
'
—
98
83
92
*86
May-Nov
June-De0
1976
debs
S Rubber
3'As
Corp—
mortgage
A Second
f
s
6'%s sinking
—
.
April-Oct
1955
Electric
General
&
2%s 1980..
&
sinking
6%s
Feb-Aug
1977
gold
94
coll trust 3'%s 1972
& coll trust 3%s 1975—
mtge
3'As
mortgage 4Vis series D
-Second
26
Corp 2%s 1970—
mtge & coll trust 3°%s 1971
United
May-No®
General
fit Lawrence
98
98
1971—May-Nov
June-Dec
mtge
..-May-Nov
.
1953P
6s
&
96%
33/eS
Gas
3%s
,
Jan-July
Jan-July
,,
lADirect
92'%
2%s debentures 1967
sinking fund mortgage 1946_
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
lADlrect mtge 7s
1950
»,
95
92
79
96 Vi
"76 V
Rheinelbe Union—
3Vis
96'%
93'%
"l
3 'As 1982
1st
87
7s
92
97
92
94:,«
86 «A
97
93%
2
92
427%
92
Feb-Aug
United
88
87
3)9
90
38
-95
April-Oct
Refunding mortgage 2'%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
3%s debentures 1977
Mar-Sept
93
87
1975
'A
40'
Union
96'%
93
—
39
144
92
40
Mar-Sept
1968
debentures
2%s
92 »A
—
*93
91
40%
Union Pacific RR—
86
—
.
91'%
3%s I960—June-Dec
1983
Missouri
tr
94%
88
Co—
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
95'%
1
94
94
W
mm
82'A
86
*91
Oil
u
& coll
111
88
13
94%
*82
mtge
85'%
85%
82
88
*90%
mtge
99'A
111
*85%
1st
172.
164%
—
93
97
82
92-
May-Nov
debentures
1st
175%
46
88
94%
June-Dec
1974
Qorp 2%s debs 1961
of
98%
82'%
96
87
2
*82
— —
130
....
33As
and impt
ref
95'A
82 VA
99
97 V
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 191b.April-Oct
First
3s
—*
*168
June-Dec
1973
debs
3s
debs
Cent
Union Electric Co
98
92 V*
88
37%s
89'A
"110'i
first refunding 4s 1960—Jan-July
5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
1
101 %
99%
42
April-Oct
Tobacco
J)
89
Pacific—
f debentures
3
Tol &
Reading Co first & ret 3 Vis series D 1995—May-Nov
Co
90
"85 Vi
income
Tri-Conlinfental
Jan-Julf
1980
conv
90
97
86
-
Orleans
New
Associated
Water
3'%s
—
—
Reynolds
(R
of
^Adjustment
89'%
89%
95
Mfg
RR
t A Third Ave Ry
—
<*__
*96
98
-
refund M 3 Vis series B
Pacific-Missouri
Term
—
94 %
Rheem
and
First
1st
3%s
1UU
89
95
—
*82%
1970__Apn'I-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990—April-Qct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Deo
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-Julf
Texas Corp 3s debentures
1st
Corp of
100
6
86
"89 Vi
Jan-Julf
April-Oc#
May-No*
impt M 4s series C 2019
Impt 2%s series D 1985
1965
94%
Vi
R
Radio
106%
—
—
86
,
May-No «
1973
82
*89%
1983—April-Oct
1964
H19A
104'A
61'
T
Texas
Apr-Ocf
debentures
2%s
Jan. 1
Low
No.
lOOVa
'89%
*96',2
Jan-July
1972
96 >A
.
*101% 118
Ju7te-Dec
-
100
Jan-July
.—Jan-July
79 %
97 %
.
Oats
debentures
2%s
100
82 VA
*95
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3%s
debentures
25%s
Co
&,
.100 Vi
Mar-sep».
1973
debs
debentures 1966
2%s
—
100%
.
4
82%
Jan-July
debentures 1975
Quaker
100
—
103% 103%
102
82 'A
mortgage
1972
Bwift
Range Since
Bold
High
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
May-No®
refunding
100
—
*100% 104
3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27%s 1919.June-Dec
3Vis
98'.'2
3%s
Chemical
Oil Corp.
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Co—
1963
refunding
104%
*100
First and refunding mortgage 3V4s 1908—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First
98%
—
100'
Bends
105% 106 V a
1932———Jan-July
debentures
fund
May-Nov
1981
Gas
__
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1977
r_.
debs
&
*98 %
...April-Oct
mtge 3V4s
37%s
Electric
99 "2.
June-Dec
1983
27%s
mortgage
Procter
Btauiler
l>3
Bunray
Mar-Sept
-
1986
1st
mortgage 3s
83
3
Friday's
(Ohio)—
Co
sinking
4Vis
v.
83
Oil
Standard
95
92%
__
or
Bid * Asked
Low
__
June-Dec
1977
1970
2%6
94'A
83
Feb-Aug
1974
series C
Line
Pipe
15
Sale Prtee
High
Ry—
1962
B
Low
NO.
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Mar-Sept
Ashtabula
&
series
5s
93%
May-Nov
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge 37%s series A 1984-
High
*99'A
April-Oc#
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'%s 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
1
ENDED FEBRUARY 13
FOR WEEK
bold
*92
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic dt St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4a ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963—Feb-Awp
Consolidated guaranteed 4 Vis ser J 1.964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—_Feb-Aug
Plllsbury Mills Inc 3V»s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27%s 1996—June-Dec
PFRRI1ARV
rvnPn
iitcjt
—
RANGE
Week's Range
Friday
31;
►
JCompanies
Bonds
selling
77 tl
flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
AND
WEEKLY
YEARLY
RECORD
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
Feb. 11, and ending Friday, Feb. 15.
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
the
In
following extensive list
we
furnish
a
RANGE
r
STOCKS
naaj
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aberdeen
Petroleum
Acme
Precision
Acme
Wire
Adam
Co
Consol
Corp class A
Products
Inc
1
1
Industries
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing.
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
1
Alnsworth
5
Manufacturing
1
%
10%
1.800
100
6%
2.300
'<1
•%
9'A
27'
6%
Air
Associates
Jan
11'A
Jan
Air
Jan
30
Feb
AJax
Jan
Alabama
6%
Jan
Way
Inc
Gas
4.600
7%
Feb
10%
Jan
Alabama
1,700
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
Alabama
Power
7%
Jan
5%
Jan
*
.
8
8%
.vJan
Feb
Alan
Wood
Inc
Ltd
Southern
Great
2
7,400
J)
Corp
8%
8%
(N
Industries
Petroleums
1%
7%
Sale Price
4.20%
b'/o
Steel
cumulative
Co
preferred
ICO
Hifft
Feb
10
200
10
4 »A
11%
Jan
Feb
5'%
Jan
1
Jan
4,000
u.
2,400
30'%
4,200
157'.2
270
157
Feb
160
90 VA
91'A
50
88
..Jan
92
27 "4
28'A
1.300
86'%
86'%
35
12
29'%
30
157
27%
-
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
4%
4'A
4%
50
preferred—100
10
Shares
10"
1
3
50c
2
for Week
Low
Par
Jan
Range
of Prices
Last
Htyn
5%
Feb
dales
Week's
Friday
7%
•
common
ngr CP*
8 Vb
1.000
28%
9%
6
4%
15
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Htph
4%
28
6%
FEBRUARY
STOCKS
Shares
1
Inc
Aero
*t4rr%
10%
FNDFD
for Week
Low
4%
WEEK
aales
Range
ot Prices
16
common
Aeronca
Vrtw
Week's
FOR
Monday,
whether
ii Jan
29 %
Feb
34"%
Jan
Jan
Feb
27'A
'
Feb
31 %
Jan
84
Feb
89
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(848)
.
.
Monday, February 18, 1957
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
TrMsy
STOCKS
aitr*i—
f
Week'*
Lwt
Rang*
Sal* Fries
* *r,k*llrt
Airlines
/imw
Inc
N
Share*
Low
High
4%
3%
St Fisher
1,900
3%
25%
5%
5 'A
3%
4
3%
3 34
1.000
3-8
Jan
4%
13%
100
13%
Jan
13%
3*A
3.400
_i
3'A
,
—r—}
Jan
0
Peb
Feb
5%
Corp
Jan
3%
Feb
Jan
Canadian
Homestead
8%
Feb
10
Jan
Canadian
Feb
22%
Jan
Canadian
Marconi
Petrofina
Feb
Canadian
Williston
4,100
$3.75
cumulative preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Co
Electronics
American
American Maracalbo Co
American
Meter
American
Natural
Oil
Lead
28%
Jan
30%
Jan
33 %
9%
9.600
Jan
33%
Jan
31
34
Jan
Conv
Central
Jan
Jan
13%
12%
13 %
33,500
12%
Feb
15%
14'A
14%
2,750
14 */4
Feb
17%
Jan
3,400
4
22%
100
21
4
4
1/B
22%
8%
5'4
5
.
4%
-
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
8.300
1 %
Feb
2%
Jan
1.000
13%
Feb
15%
Jan
15%
15%
16'A
5,000
14%
Jan
17%
Jan
4.71
Co
7%
Feb
10%
Jan
100
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
99%
210
35%
34%
30%
0.000
23%
23
23%
28,700
33
P%b
Chief
37%
Feb
24%
Jan-
Christiana Oil Corp:
City Auto Stamping
101
Jan
21%
Jan
5%
,
1
—
B%»
4%
14
Consolidated
Consolidated
9.300
4%
3,100
13%
98
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
Clary
15
Jan
17%
1
18
1,000
17%
Feb
19%
Jan
Clayton
34%
30%
4,000
32%
Jan
42%
Jan
Club
Feb
21
8
Jan
8%
Jan
Cockshutt
1.
2%
2%
2%
1,200
2•■j#
Jan
2%
Jan
Colon
2%
2%
2%
2,500
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Colonial Sand
4'A
4%
4%
3,400
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
—
A
101
X
1
—•
40
103%
1
-
40%
98
1
1,000
39%
Jan
103%
Atlas Cnrp option
Atlas Plywood
10 pesos
21
5%
1
»%
warrants
Corp
Audio
Devices Inc
Automatic Steel Products
19%-
Inc
0,900
4%
5
8
10c
8%
5
1
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayshire Collieries
Corp common
22
%"
5%.
2%
19%
4%
Jan
8
Feb "
57,000
3.300
2,800
2%
4%
6
5%
Jan
200
2%
3%
Jan
4%
16%
3
43
43
17
10%
Jan
17%
43
100
Feb
43
Jan
46
Jan
Baker
Industries Inc
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities
Corp
Banco de los Andes—
shares
—
■
2\h
13,000
Co
6%
Feb
12 Vb
Jan
Courtaulds
Feb
17%
Jan
Jan
12
3%
3%
3,300
7%
14%
14%
150
Feb
9
Jan
5%
300
Cent
Petroleum
Jan
4'A
Jan
Crown
Cork
Intdrnat'l
Drug Co
Feb
48%
Jan
Crown
Feb
14
Jan
Crystal
Oil
&
"A"
Co
2%
' Jan
Cuban
American
Jan
Cuban
Atlantic
•
*
$2.90
Jan
Cuban
Tobacco
common
Oil
Co
94
Jan
90
6%
6%
5,700
1%
6 Vb
-
vwlvan
Electric
Feb
7
7%
2%
P'eb
„7%
Jan
9%
Jan
5%
Feb
7 Vb
Jan
St
Gas
Co
Jan
Davidson
33
47%
Jan
31
250
32%
Feb
33
A
Camden Fire Insurance
45'A
Feb
49%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
6}5
Jan
7%
Jan
1'"
1 IG
45
100
1%
Jan
1
300
43.
Feb
Brothers
Jan
600
,7« '
%
Feb
■^8
Jan
13,300
6 Vb
Jan
734
Jan
1.009
21%
Feb
28 V2
31
8%
Feb
Detroit
Jan
%
4%
4%
4,400
4
Vb
Feb
4V4
Jan
200
>7%
Feb
700
5'A
Feb
9%
*
934
8'A
50...
8'A
5 '4
5%
2
'
2 'A
8%
10%
i
13A
200
10%
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
12:000
15%
Feb
18
Jan
10
10%
3.100
10
Feb
131
Jan
19
19%
2,300
19
Feb
23
Jan
17
17%
0%
2,4-0
6%
700
debentures
-
1
-
-
-
5
%
1,100"
2%
700
Gasket
V-
Manufkcturing
(The) Club- Inc..
Distillers Co Ltd—
16%
6%
Jan
Jan
18'A
6a
Jan
6'A
Jan
12
Feb
17%
Jan
Jan
24 Va
Jan
5%
34%
■
.
43A
2.700
Jan
2 %
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
.
;9
.
9%
9%
.
•
,6%
%
6
Jan
30
Jan
Feb
9%
Jan
Feb
12V»
Jan
5%
Jan
.{>V2
Jan
5 \'-i
Jan
6%
Jan
5%
Feb
64
1 Vb
Jan
1%
50
39 Vb
•
1.800
li%
l'/4
15%
Feb
;9,
v.-200
6 VB
-
.
41
: 8
•
•
41«
8
Jan
Jan
! <•%
2.900
,
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Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
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9%
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4,600
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7%
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7%
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Dorr-Oliver Inc
400
10%
Feb
10%
Jan
16%
8%
4
17%
16 %
3
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Jan
8%
Jan
800
3%
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5%
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100
8
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Feb
23%
Jan
11 %
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13
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8%
2.000
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3.600
3,700
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16%
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Duke Power Co
3%
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4
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9 %
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17% .Jan
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Jan
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4%
1.300
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4%
5
1.000
1%
1%
1%
20,000
4%
1%
Feb
Jan
Jan
5%
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9%
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—
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Dunlop Rubber
8%
Jan
1
Jan
1%
Jan
American dep rets ord reg_.———10s
Duraloy (The) Co
1
Durham
Hosiery class B common
•
Duro Test Corp common
1
30,100
50c
8,100
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28
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8%
200
55%
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593
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15
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10%
21
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Draper Corp common—
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15'8
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Jan
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11%
36
;
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Jan
20%
11%
32.50
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2,100
——-
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14
3%
21
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preferred
Douglas Oil Company—
Jan
.
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock——
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd——*/
10%
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15%
27%
Feb
28:
Jan
4%
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Co Ltd—
500
Jan
4%
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•
26%
4.000
25 %
Feb
29%
Jan
Dynamics Corp
1
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3%
12.700
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31
4,000
32 1
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15%
10
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1
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Dayton-Rubber Co class A—t—
Dejay Stores common
—:
Dempster Investment Co
1
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17%
10%
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23%
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f
Daltch Crystal
Feb
10,000
10
1
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2.50
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Davenport Hosiery Mills
Jan
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23
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18
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2,200
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preferred
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Feb
100
7%
—
$3.00
Jan
75%
22 "3
5
Sugar common
Jan
—
California
14 Vb
350
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16
37,900
1
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Jan
f
50c
15
Jan
15%
1
Cable Electric Products common
Calgary St Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif Eastern Aviation Inc
12%
3%
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Feb
Vb
115
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2%
500
1,709
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6%
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8
8
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9
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1
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9
19%
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10
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400
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81
25
8%
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20
10s
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77
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8%
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1
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07
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29
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92
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6%
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900
5%
29%
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7
Jan
'
10c
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
'
5%
29%
1
serial preferred
Buell Die St Machine
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American
vtc.—i
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8
Jan
23 V4
5,500
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Feb
5%
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1
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12%
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900
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19%
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23
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47
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Buckeye (The) Corp
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Jan
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Bruck Mills Ltd class B
B S F
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Bunker Hill
1,700
47%
12%
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300
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13'A
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Jan
2%
4%
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9
14
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8%
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14,500
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Buffalo-Eclipse
2%
47
7%
common
convertible
2%
2%
11%
common
60c
300
Feb
2,00>
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1
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4%
cumulative preferred
Brown Rubber Co
Cott
Jan
14%
Jan
12%
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86
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:
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2
—
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1
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15%
14
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8%
9
preferred class A
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1,700
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British Petroleum Co
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reg
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Brazilian Traction
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•
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85,200
1
British American Tobacco—
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bearer
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reg
British Celanese Ltd—
American dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia Power
Jan
Feb
16%
12%
common
Manufacturing Co
3%
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2%; Jan
Feb
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3%
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preferred_100
Borne Chemical
Company Inc
6
British
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
'
11%
common—25
Bohaclc
Brillo
Jan
16%
5
—^
•
1
Inc common
Black Starr St Gorham
class A
Bridgeport Gas
Jan
15%
1
Blckford's
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21%
15%
•
1
Co Inc
(S)
16,% Feb
15^ Jaji
32
9
104%
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.
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12
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Corroon & Reynolds common
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2
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3,300
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Bell Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument
Bourjois
2%
50c
1
Company
Blumenthal
300
100
2
6%
Cooper-Jarrett Inc.:
1—
1
Cotby (H)"Distillery Ltd—r%
Class A voting
—•
Class B non-voting..—•
Cornucopia Gold- Mines
!—
5o
-—
Beau-Brummell Ties common
Beck (AS) Shoe
Corp
Bellanca Corporation
Blauner's
19,300
15%
1*
Bearings Inc
Benrus
18%
15%
2%
1
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Basin Oil
16%
15 %
1
.
—
Banff Oil Ltd
Barcelona Tr Light St Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Basic
17%
Jan
0 %
86
Industries Inc—_——_10c
Continental Uranium Inc !_———10c
.
1
27V4
Feb
4%
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Cook
Class A
Jan
8%
25
Continental Aviation &
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Continental Commercial Corp_—
1
Bulley St Selburn Oil St Gas—
27%
890
10
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Consolidated Royalty Oil..—
Continental Air- Lines Inc^—!;
Feb
3
Jan
75
8%
32
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Consol Electrodynamics
Corp !
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1
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27 %
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72
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2.50
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Jan
113
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26%
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Jan
6%
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:
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*
20%
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Jan
46 %
Feb
Jan
17,000
92.400
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Feb
1 %
Jan
Jan
Jan
1%
3%
4%
1
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Compo Shoe
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1,200
1
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7
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4
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3 %
Jan
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Development ordinary..——30s
&
27%
Feb
6 Vb
8%
10
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Farm
Feb
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1
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Lambert
1
25%
8,100
15.900
27%
.
9
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American
St
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Coastal
Jan
1,800
2 %
•
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Hosiery
35
2.80
14%
Jan
1%
—
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Claussner
13%
17%
Jan
4%
(i',2
32
1
Clark Controller Co
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Jan
95%
2 %
Feb
2 %
—
10
10,000
Jan
Feb
Vb
6
1 {A
2%
—1
preference
4%
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1%
3%
-2
8%
99
99
20
3,700
3.300
.
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10
common
4%
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25%
Feb
2 |"<i
6%
.
—1
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
10c
div
25%
25%
,"? 2%
.
.
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Charter Oil Co Ltd—
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■3%
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19 %
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7%
8%
1
Jan
.
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Century Electric Co
3.200
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.
Century Investors Inc
114
Feb
Jan
100
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5'A
6 /g
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3%
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Jan
14 Vb
0,1100
6*
1%
1
preferred
22%
1 %
Feb
81"«
115
1
Power & Light 4%
10%
St Tel—
$43
Maine Power
Jan
13%
A
6%
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Feb
1
Jan
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7%
14
5 Vb
3 %
Illinois Secur Corp
3.50%
03.100
_.
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Central
28
6%
.'—_—1
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1,200
22%
7%
8
Jan
Jan
Feb
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.
—
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Jan
14%
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Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas
11
32
25
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Associated Oil St Gas Co
Tel
Feb
500
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*
■
Productions Inc
Electric Industries—
(ex
9
32
33%
Feb
1
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Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
32
1
27%
28
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Jan
2 JO
10c
Cenco
33%
1
Artists
A
9
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14
27%
0%
2
Catalin
Jan
9 %
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Jan
32%
2
Gas
American
Feb
2
20
Casoo Products common
1
American dep rets reg
Associated Food Stores Inc
Associate Laundries of America
CI
Jan
42% Jan
2
Equipment Corp
Associated
14
Feb
Feb
20c
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Associate
Feb
30
71%
200
1
4.72% preferred
Armour & Co warrants
Assoc
ll3,4
1,200
500
Appalachian Elec Power AVt%
pfd—100
Arkansas Fuel Oil
Corp
3
Arc
1,300
Feb
Jan
33 %
Angostura-Wupperman
St
12 Vb
38
Jan
1%
29%
2.40
Power
Jan
11%
pfd—2f
shares
Louisiana
76%
Carter
36
•
6%
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
AnglsiJLautaro Nitrate Corp—
Arkansas
125
13%
54
Jan
33
Company class A
Arkansas
71%
Jan
Jan
1%
29%
Products
"A"
100
700
21
Mines Ltd
Post
11%
9%
9%
27'
Carnation Co common
„—_———5.50
Carolina Power & Light $5
pfd——,—•
Carreras Ltd— ' "
"
1%
20
com
3
Amurex
Jan
71 %
—
37 A
Incorporated—
Anchor
Jan
11 %
50
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Petroflna Inc class A
American 8eal-Kap common
American Thread 5%
preferred
American Writing
Paper common
Anacon
23%
03,000
vtc_l
—1
i%
10®
—;——
Co
Feb
Feb
12%
pfd__10
Capital City Products common
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc!—
Jan
22%
11.
—
Gas
300
88%
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Mor
9%
■■*>*;■
1
11%
1*
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1
Co
22%
Jan
Ltd
partic
Minerals
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Canso Oil Producers
Ltd vtc..
Jan
10
—21
American
AMI
22%
Inc
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co
American
83%
Oils
Ltd
Canal-Randolph Corp
56% Jan
24%
400
-1
Hard Rubber Co—
7
Feb
Feb
88
~~
—
Jan
43
21%
800
87
—
common
American
American
47
22'A
88
10*
Ambrook Industries Inc (RI)—-American Air Filter 6% conv pfd
American Beverage common
Book
0%
43
21%
4 %
Shores
,<-.11%
common—m
—
19%
for Weok
Low
Ltd—1
•
Ltd
700
9
47
•
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1,800
8%
19%
22%
-30
Cement
Mines
Ltd—
20%
3 Vb
8%
19%
—
b14
3%
Co
Sale*
Rang*
of Prices
Bale Prlee
6%%
preference
Caaada Southern Petroleums
Ltd
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Feb
.1
1.300
22.700
Vb
Bread
Canada
Jan
13%
—
6
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
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Holly Corporation
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Plywood Corp
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Mages Sporting Goods—
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Magna Oil Corporation—
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Maine Public Service Co—.—
7
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1
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162 V2
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97
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1
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.
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100
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700
•
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32
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f hares
1
7,
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50c
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England Tel & Tel
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—
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100
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Land
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Cuba
Oil
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ljj!
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20
70c
Cont
Oils
197)
14%
197)
Ltd—
Co
Airways
Jan
19%
1
Construction
of
900
Jan
14%
25c
1
Trust
700
1
Inc
Nevada
Trunz
Jan
44%
Trans
Feb
Jan
30 2)
Co
Security
lux
13%
Feb
40
deposit rets ord
A
2%
2%
2%
700
2 24
Jan
2%
Jan
10c
8%
3%
9%
1,200
87s
Jan
10%
Jan
2.100
3
1
A
3
._
50c
Ltd
1
2%
; 27,
4%
4
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Jan
2%
Jan
37a
Jan
8.600
3
2%
Feb
18.900
3%
2%
2//
.^1.25
Corp
Temper
Feb
287*
7%
*
preferred
True
Jan
14
Feb
11%
1.500
1
!
12 2)
600
1.500
29%
41%
Trans
Jan
13
12
29%
1
'
39
Markets
Caribbean
13
11%
12
29%
25c
Roofing
Trans
13
7
40
Trans
2%
Jan
44%
Jan
87
Feb
12%
—1
Jan
3
55
Jan
Corp
44%
Jan
Feb
1074
\33%'
13'«
—5
common
1};!
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Jan
52
2.600
4^
—5
common
5%
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
18.200
35%
»
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Co
Tri-Continental
83
1
5
217)
—_1
Tonopah
Jan
%
14,800
1;%
_.25c
Toklan Oil Corp..
Toledo Edison 4V)%
Feb
1
la4
1%
11.700
55
n
*
registered
Amer deposit rets def registered
Todd Shipyard Corp common
Jan
1%
i7s
1%
52
-.5
common.
Chemical
Amer
Jan
% Jan
IV2 Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
6
Jan
36
—_5
Co
Inc
Shovel
Tobacco
Jan
100
200
242)
5%
18 %
"
...1
common
Inc.
Tishman Realty &
Jan
22
Feb
(=00
1
Oil Corporation
Calgary Co
Power
Tilo
Jan
x9%
Jan
1,000
11%
1
common
Electric
Thiokol
1.300
5%
5:1,,
in:«4
7..
Jan
19%
13%
common
Jan
Jan
x24
150
x24%
...1
commons
67«
47)
1RI„
1%
Jan
Feb
Jan
5 %
2.500
r.J'H
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1 %
*
Jan
5%
•
400
5/.^
55
-.10
Feb
Jan
Jan
37)
3 22
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1
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132)
75
Jan
17)
g
5%
_
50c
common
Jan
Feb
8%
70
..
57lf
..
—-_lo
Canada
Technicolor
2,900
100
1
B
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
nr
Jan
39%
newrmi.I.l
Inc
Inc
Talon Inc class A
177a
38' i
197«
x25
20
;_1
...
18
x9%
5%
13%
700
51/.
—1
International Petrol Corp
Jan
39%
Jan
Jan
2124
__
1
common
Jan
474
12%
10
L.'-"/
1
227)
Jan
200
70
57'
Jan
200
17)
II
4322
l.OOO
i5
__
1
....
Corp
preferred
& Co
Jan
10%
Jan
5
12%
70
~I.
26% Jan
Jan
22
5
*
Uranium
Tampa
1
22
12%
-1
Tube class B
Feb
15%
22
5
Corp.
Shares
93%
Feb
900
26%
l
Thorofare
14%
247)
42 Va
5
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20
preferred
&
Sunset
Jan
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pfd P
117)
Feb
36 %
40
Jan
Jan.
167,,
1965—
Jan
20
2,700
f
23%
Feb
Jan
9%
50c
3
1074
1,800
38V2
25
Swan Finch Oil Corp
14%
1
Elec 4%
& Sons Inc
11
20:,i
25
preference
"lan
400
11
Gas <fe
600
10%
3/;i/4
cumulative preferred
Jan
2.100
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Rochester
Jan
convertible
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co.^
23,100
16%
10
Co
33
4-32""
Sun Ray DruS common.
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
t
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Jan
%
•
Ltd
Argentine Mining
Ridgeway Corp
Jan
Jan
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp....
St0,) & Sh°P InC
Stroock (S)
Co common...
sfcVlon Corporation
u^..r
1'
sal4 toll
97K
16'«
Inc
Rico
Feb
29
__25
....
inn
14%
i6 «4
;
Jan
1524
20
'
..25
Sterling Aluminum Products commou.5
Sterling Bxewers Inc
1
Sterling Inc
*
__l
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10c
JaS
r,
4 vlu
85%
_.i
Inc
Jan
32)
Jan
Jan
Stetson
9%
1
Arms
12)
Feb
4.48%
Stein
Tan
14%
—3
Engineering.."".
Feb
2%
10%
50
25
ordinary..
Steel Parts Corporation
.
9-.,,
Co—
Electric
-
51
preferred
70c convertible
Corp.;
3%
cumulative preferred
convertible preference
Steel
Feb
143/.
;__5
Co
Reis
(Robert) &
Reiter-Foster Oil
13
900
4,600
23,500
32
H
Jan
Edison—
Starrett (The) Corp
5:/
24%
h
35.400
8
^an
Jan
,
100
common
39
:
a
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Stanrock
6%
♦
preferred
15%
Jan
7
50
original
Standard
Jan
nli" Jan
i*'1
|ue„
'
'
35(1
%
8%
Jan
94/2
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Tan
t
a
200
200
5%
14
Jan
2.000
'
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1%
61%
60%
l
common
12%-
Jan
47)
7«- Feb
Jan
California
Standard
R
$1.25
7.
2%
r,%
-
Jan
Thompson-Starett
Raymond Concrete Pile
I
>2
2%
1
Standard Products Co
—
Reading Tube Corp
Fell
7,700
397)
Class
Co
3
n
Feb
Texas
(The)
5,500
r,x
357b
Standard-Thomson Corp
I 8
1,300
3.8(H)
23
19,8
^cb
11'" Feb
raa'i!
53a
■
"2'
22
t
common
3»4
3
j.i
1,300
Convertible
•
Electrotype
Packing Co
Jan
49
36!b
Standard Industries
Q
Rath
487)
Jan
4-56%
Texas
Rapid
Feb
46
357„
Standard Packaging
* * Jan
fan
91
~l7i,
5%
Quebec Power Co
Jan
43
100
30%
Standard Oil (Ky)
t
4 /2
Jan
20iA
of
com
222)
5.300
17
$1G0 convertible perferred
10/8 Jan
J,an
2,300
12%
1%
Xl%
_
Jan
45
12
Standard Factors Corp
2.200
12%
-
91
6
2.50
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common..;
2%
11%
11%
.
1%
91
~_Z*
Colorado—
cumulative preferred
Feb
Jan
46%
31^
1
^
common
Standard Forging!) Corp
t
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t
fiv
18/4
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ll\'«
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1
Inc
—___i
Co
6
xl%
•
America —l—
Gas
Service
1 %
5%
5 0;t
East Dome
of
23,800
1]/
2.50
Ltd
Tan
hid
300
5%
1
.
"Jan
15%
,2t'
46%J?hn
s/a
800
1%
ni*
io
common
Metals
57
18%
25c
,
174
22 %
common..
Standard Dredging Corp
97" Jail
Jan
1..1
.
'
Feb
121:
38%
Stahl-Meyer Inc
fi'8 *1
'
Feb
7,4
6%
Co.;
Pressed
500
8%
;
common
Preston
15
300
1
Powdreli <fe Alexander common
Power Corp of Canada
Pratt & Lambert
♦
1
Telephone Co
Royalties
xl4%
fi|7
hn
t
Tnn
2.700
50
-
Scale common
Polaris Mining Co
Poloron Products class A.
16,400
Feb
Spencer
T&n
T/4
£ I
8%
!
Pneumatic
Gil
•
lr,/
15'/!
200
8%
i.—:
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co—
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
202) .Jan
<3
Mills
Royalty Co.
Company
Specialty Stores Co Inc
"
8%
1
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Aircraft Cor]) common
41%
Feb
19
46%
5
Spear
Jo./
8!«
1
Piper
1.%
11/,
44%
5,000 lr
Southland
,1^.'"
t811
1
1
common
Feb
1,100
Jan
Southern
Jan
,4
01/
400
15 %
,nr
19
^aLl
11
8%
.___
Prairie
■
5%
15%
t
91
ti/
57
_
Porto Rico
26,900
~5%
2.50
Minerals
Governor
3%
3%
15 2)
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10 pesos
Phillips Packing Co
*
Phillips Screw Co
;
—10c
Plasecki Aircraft Corp.
-J
i
Pierce
29.400
1
_
41%
is.
4.08% cumulative preferred
25
Southern California Petroleum Corp
2
Southern Materials Co Inc
_2
i
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))
Feb
/4
2
■__
Ltd
(The)
&
213.200
1
374
2
Co__
Oils
11
i?i2
16
125
lit
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Peruvian
2,100
8%
10%
2
of
Jan
i
,
■
'
11
t1
Jan
i,ntf
t
84% Jan
16,700
95
4 ttn
Hep
qc
tU
*
-
Patino
2%
94
]<:
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer share?—1 Bol
Paramount Motors
Corp.—;
;
1
Park Chemical Company
1
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
%
96
noi'
170
17%
16%
94
2 Bol
Class B
Jan
Feb
98
92
Jan
:
r
24
n
,*{an
170
540
89
t
Jail
uri/4 Jan
it1!!
80
105% 107
89 2)
100
Parker Pen Co class A
19%.
Jan
127%
f
25
preferred
vtc
19
Feb
20
-Jan
SI
Jan
^
25
25
common..
~I
92
Feb
4%
5 2b
Southern
ill' To!!
id'2 Jan
i!11
99I4
ooa4
/8
25
preferred
Pancoastal Petroleum (C
A)
Israel Oil vte
:
84
1102 a
-
1,000
93
_
preferred
Pan
250
3,300
14%
Jan
1,500
1st
Page-Herscy Tubes
.
47-
Jan
Jan
822 .Jan
10%
27
26%
pfd
33
112%
Jan
400
Jan
26
Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Power & Light 5%
29
77)
Jan
-
1,400
Ian
Jan
Northern
Jan
6,5<H)
Jan
5%
2,100
?Ra
28%
1st
Pacific
26 %
8%
12%
51^
Tan
Jan
preferred—
11
14%
fouth Coast Corp
redeemable
dividend
Feb
107)
Soss Manufacturing
%n
redeemable
$4.36
Feb
9%
5i,4
T,n
90«i
4.50%
$4.40 dividend
Feb
4%
14%
-197/,
"inn
26 lit
Lighting $4.50
1174
Jan
10%
Ton
27-v
4.80%
Pacific
700
1
^
2
5:1,,
903/
1,000
25
Feb
10%.
2,400
preferred
Va
1
Jan
14%
32%
29%
II"
26
Feb
Jan
1
Penn OU Co common— -12.50
31r,»
287/«
25
Jan
102)
97«
Jan
—1
317).
28%
——
2%
400
98
10c
..,
sliclc
25
preferred
1st preferred
177a
Jan
11,400
93
Inc—_^__25c
AlrwayS mc
Smith (Howard) Paper
Sonotone Corp
37*
Feb
47,
34
2
Shares
American
Feb
17)
10%
77a
35
1
1st pfd.—25
51st
gi/4
2
—
LZZ
Ltd
Jan
9%
43,,
common..
Mines
Jan
Jan
181
4r.a
10%
$3 convertible preferred
^
•
Simplicity Pattern common—
1
Simpson's Ltd common
:
;—
Singer Manufacturing Co
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered.!
£1
Skintron Electronics <fe Telev Corp—10c
P
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
12%
9
10
Feb
2 "«
-
10,700
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
,n
,,s
t
700;
1
Corp.!
111/
Jan
Jan
14
200
isj,
110%
Silvray Lighting
D
7
Jan
1
1,300
1
Securities
qv
43.
Simca
^an
"1.V5
2ij
-
Jan
^Tau
t
B
Co
Silver-Miller
Juu
Jan
250
Overseas
Oxford Electric
7%
2,900
1%
Jan
8
100
110%
Silver Creek Precision Corp
,
Jan
/8
61
4
1
-
3
13%
2,300
73%
72%
3
12.600
7
Inc
Feb
510
2\'a
common
3,000
61
27)
common.—-
3 %
99% 100%
<
100
:
r
2%
14'/a
*
common
Ltd
cumulative
Omar
B
preferred
Company
3V*
1
50c
class
37,000
2
Feb
Jan
17a
16'8
*
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A_
Class
Ohio
*>%
2K
1415
™
Corp
Silex
Ogclen Corp common
4(H)
1
Canada
Jan
19'
19
1,000
_
100
of
21
Jan
4,600
9.-,-
of America common
3
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co—10c
Sicks Breweries Ltd
___*
4,4 Feb
1% Fib
7%
9%
17%
—_.25
—
Jan
Jan
——
•
_
Inc
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
3/!i Feb
7%
"1%
*
common...
Jan
Feb
4
24.600
8%
o
5
4%
o
Company
Products
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
9%
11%" Jan
18%
common——„—*
Jan
f>;t;
\;<
' 16'k
15
20c
—
Denn Mining
Jan
86
4/,:
Inc
19%
Feb
Jan
20%
_
Slwittuck
6Feb
■;
"
2%
1
Shawlnigan Water &, Power
Jan
60
3,"/
Jan
Leather
107*
Feb
6')
Scrvomcchanisms
Juu
300
~8%
Ltd——50c
Inc__
Feb
8
200
iq:*;,
♦
geton
167)
182
1
Airlines—
20:,i
19%
__
1
f
2074
1
Bros
77%
70
89 2)
5i!I,
6 2)
89
Western
Co
900
1\\.2
Sentry Safety Control-^^—_____ 10c
Serrick Corp class B
!„
l
Servo Corp of America:.
;
1
Feb
40!i
Feb
10
4
1
—/——
8%
7,50/)
76
Seaboard
Jan
41
-
207'»
__
__25c
common
Oil
3,100
8%
II
1
Seeman
Jan
Jan
5>«
24,(>Oo
9 24
76
892)
700
—.
.
3%
9%
10%
■
Co
20
Securities Corp General
.
Jan
6
Steel
17%
8
__
Feb
Jan
3ii
52*
324
—
pfd—100
Jan
10%
7%
—
<■
Jan
33,600
4
%-.•
25
175
1%»
Feb
10'/*
8
—10
1
02
4%
__
Nuclear Corp of AmericaClass A
Scullin
13%
2}2%
5'/«
50c
Ltd
Jan
Jan
,
311.
2%
50
424%
87%
2%
Jan
Feb
12%
1%
~~
17)
__
,10c
.
Jan
la4
__
5,000
:
1
__
87Va
1,000
1%
series
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd_,
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
__
1
—_
Serv
12)
22)
10
!__
Co
l)i!
17»
Jan
a.ya
8 Va
series-20
Cumulative
1%
16%
8
Jan
Railway—™
Pub
Co
8%
;
Jan
1%
-i
Low
Co—
Jan
Airlhies————-.-/--—-I
Oil
Ltd
Electric
&
16%
_1
Warrants
Oceanic
2.50
Milling Co
Gas
47%
10
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Northspan
Jan
1%
Feb
i
Corp
Ind
%
20;»
Feb
10-
Northern
Jan
-5,200
17%
137k
;
1
Corporation
RR
131 Va
%
'
Range Since Jan. I
"""
*
common
39
—
Inc.-—
Penn
Lawrence Corp Ltd
balem-Brosius Inc
1%
•
American Cement class A
North
1.830
st
1%
*
Ltd
Mines
Northeast
Jail
2,300
Class B
--
2%
0,500
Honduras Rosario
Mines
Norfolk Southern
North
Jan
14 %
20c
Merchandise
Norbute
2%
41
common
York
Noreen-Ketay
4,200
liJuir**
P"r
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137)
1
Co
New
Lites
2,',,
for Week
^
39
—
New
Noma
Jan
Jan
1 Vtt
common
Auction
Nipissing
2in
14'
1
Superior Oils
New
Rim
IS
Feb
40 %
__I
Mining Co
New
Nickel
Jan
1{;;
Sale*
Range
Bale Price
50c
_
Jersey Zinc
Mexico <fc Arizona
Pacific
%
0,000
Week'*
mt pr.ee*
j,ast
Exchauge
25c
New
New
New
15,300
133% 134%
__
Monday, February 18, 1957
.
t~>
American Stock
Htari
7a
0
Co
FEBRUARY
Friday
,QW
■ ;<
Jj;
2in
133%
ENDED
STOrKS
2
1
1
preferred—
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
High
%
2
Chamberlain
FOR
for Week
Low
New
RANGE
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
Sales
,
STOCK EXCHANCE
AMERICAN
Friday
•STOCKS
.
2%
Jan
2D
Jan
3%
4%
Jan
Feb
3,200
11%
11%
11%
40.500
11
Jan
12%
Jan
*
Inc
4%
!_
warrants:.
Corp
36
36
33
700
36
Jan
38%
Feb
-30
30
20
30
Feb
302)
Jan
*
-
__
Jan
"
American
dep rets ord reg
£1
Cable Corp common....:.!... 5
Roosevelt Field Inc
1.50
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
3
Ross (J O)
Engineering
1_
Rome
Corp
...
Russell
Fifth
(The
Ave
F
C)
Company
Ryan
Aeronautical
Consolidated
—
Petroleum
Ryerson
&
For
Haynes
footnotes
common,
see
page
:
85.
.
Jan
Ulen
10%
Feb
1234
Jan
Unexcelled
44%
Jan
3%
3
40%
42j'2
22
17%
3
32%
4%
-
-
4
•
_
47*
20%
Jan
Feb
5.700
16%
3%
1,600-
4%
4%
3
32
Feb
1,800
4
700
Investment'Co
Jan
Union
Stock
Jan-
3%
Jan-
35%
-
Jan
4.5*, F?b
Union
4%
Feb
800
Jan
20%
Jan
3 %
Management Companyi__i.-__.10c
Chemical Corp
.5
Union Gas Co of Canada,
I—,—_*
22%
Jan
1,700
321 :j
-
39
3 %•
■
32
1
300
18%
x
3%
2,200
47a
-
United
Aircraft
Asbestos
«.
<
United
Cuban:
—...United
Jan
5.1* Jan
Yards
United
'"
Jan'
Elastic
•-
I
-
29%
1,400
1
__Vl
•
Feb
10%
21%
..1
_
,
"
27%
10%
40:%
.1.25
Co
Ryan
'
...
100
fs
1
...
27%
1
common
-a"
27%-
10%
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
Russeks
...
27'V
..United-MiHc
-
4
of
Omaha
Products
Corp.
Oil
Inc
Corp
Products
common_.50c
!.
1
:_10c
1
—
•
:^_20
*
-
5%•
—.
..
•
•.
.2/700
6
53)
67%
t
.
2,400
67%
200
—
5%
Feb
6% -Jan
"
7
5% Feb
Jan
Jan
67%
Feb.
8%
Feb
9%
Jan
237)
—
__
Feb
247)
Jan
66
—
.
*
..
1
5%
5%
3.2(H)
52)
Feb
6%
Jan
6
53)
6%
1%
5%
5%
__
—x31.
conwium.^—9
-
__
6,7,
6,700
6
Feb
7%
Jan
1%
1%
12.200
1%
Feb
1%: Jan
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FebFeb
5
-
y.
Jan
Jan
Number 5613
185
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(851)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
United Molasses
Amer
Profit
10%
10s
preferred
Machinery
U
S
Foil
Reclaiming
United States
Corp
Universal
510
35
Jan
37
Feb
100
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
2'%
111,500
Jan
2%
Feb
38%
34%
38%
50,600
Feb
41%
Jan
Jan
,1
Feb
9
Jan
1%
5.100
1%
Jan
2
Jan
51%
1.600
50%
Feb
55%
Jan
Feb
17%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
1%
50%
25c
•
..
10
Oil
51%
27%
15%
15%
16%
9,400
15%
Jan
30%
Feb
2
22%
21 %
22 %
3.900
20%
Jan
25%
Jan
5
4%
4%
4%
2,000
4%
Feb
5'/b
Jan
6%
Jan
37%
37%
37%
100
3%
3%
000
14
.
-
29
-15
Co
Sugar
common
—:
*
_1
121
Jan
Jan
41
Jan
Feb
3%
50
Jan
83
36
4%
Syndicate
Corporation —
Virginia Iron Coal &
Vogt Manufacturing
125 %
5%
6%
.15.100
5%
Jan
7%
Co
;—
Corp
secured
4%
5%
2.400
4%
Jan
6
(City
of)
redeemed)
(Prov)
City
stamped (Plan A)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
of
May
5%
6
5.000
5%
Feb
7%
12
400
11%
Feb
13%
6.800
5%
Feb
7%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
126
153
130
2
1,11%
131
553
2VaS
value,
59%
570 %
.
52
par
565
103
551
53
50%
51
539%
42
50%
28
Stock and Bond Averages
>
Below
listed
the daily closing averages of representative
are
stocks and bond*
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
-Bondo-
Bond
&
•
Webb
&
Inc
$6
series
Webster
preference
.
4%
Jan
Feb
Jan
17
Jan
Feb
32%
Jan
%
Jan
1%
Jan
22,700
1%
Jan
1%
620
130%
Feb
135%
19%
4.200
1%
1%
1%
130% 131
19%
400
2 %
300
50
86 %
600
5%
Feb
137
88%
-'
5%
Western
Maryland Ry 7%
1st pfd__100
136%
110
126%
Jan
Western
Stockholders
5%
135
2%
Feb
2
shares
%
Is
%
Feb
2,500
h
150
54
Jan
68
Feb.
1,050
36
Feb
40'A
Inc
10
25%
25%
23%
Jan
29%
38
Inc
64
•
com..
Co
9%
1
'
Wickes
(The)
Wilson
5%
(R
C)
&
Brothers
Industries
Wood
Lt
&
Woodall
4%%
92.21
90.06
90.80
pfd
457.44
139.28
70.25
162.67
92.21
90.30
90.59
90.17
90.82
139.23
69.39
161.71
92.32
90.26
90.32
9(0.27
90.92
13——-.
462.14
141.69
69.74
163.99
92.32
90.20
90.72
90.30
90.39
Feb.
14
4G1.56
141.49
69.62
163.76
92.32
90.29
90.79
90.59
91.0)
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
Jan
3
9%
Feb
Mon.
10
23%
4%
12
85.61
Feb.
13—
14
Range for 195C
Jan
Fri.
Feb.
85.95
15
400
11%
Feb
12%
Jan
4,100
22%
Jan
25 %
Jan
Jan
7%
Feb
1,000
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
50
14%
Jan"
16%
Jan
The SEC index of stock prices
20
96%
Feb
99
Jan
stocks for the week ended Feb. 8,
1.350,
11%
Jan
15%
Jan
200
16%
Feb
16%
Jan
groups
7,500
69'%
Feb
79%
Jan
current year are as
~3%
3 %
15
96%
97
13%
14
14
16%
16%
69%
75%
76
SEC Index of Stock Prices
71J
Jan
8%
based on the closing prices of the common
1957, for composite and by major industry
Wright
Hargreaves
Ztepata
Petroleum
Ltd
_•
Corp
.—
"
Feb
lii
Jan
10c
~I%
1%
16%
1%
16V<
Feb
18%
Jan
10,600
follows (1939=100):
17%
2,700
17
Friday
Interest
Stock
Exchange
Last
Period
BONDS
American
Sale 1'rloe
Week's Range
or
Low
A Amer Steel
&
June-Dec
95%
95%
Range Since
Sold
Hinh
Jan. 1
Low
NO.
L—'
57%
£55
June-Dec
Pump 4s inc debs 1994.
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
91%
Quar-Feb
'4125
Boston
June-Dec
89
90
20
85%.
86
65%
Edison
Chicago
2%s
series
1970
A
33As
Transit Authority
1970__
Jan-July
'
•
Finance
of
1st
N
mortgage
Alst
Eastern
series
4s
81
84
1
61%
Guantanamo
debs
5%s conv
Western
&
RR
Valley
4%
RR
65' '*
May
458%
60
97
90 %
New
convertible subord
England
—_
1967
-r-»
95
110
14
111%
109
3'As
Power
197 6
debentures
53%
•
54
'
92%
5
92:%
'91%
94
-86%
86
92
486
103
Jan-July
99% 103
96%
May-Nov
1961
'
96%
141
97
11
96
103
97
+176%
Jan-July
97%
96%
97%
95
487
ApriJ-Oct
__
—
32
Shares
—
82
1964
94%
June-Dec
2
94%
91
T ues.
Feb. 12——_—
2,545,540
4,444,000
Feb. 13—
2,379,060
4,659,000
200.000
Feb. 14
2,222,901
4,418,000
110,000
2 056,790
4,253,000
173,000
11,942.451
$22,764,000
92 %
135
480
90
—
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
482
85
__
82%
48
91%
&
Gas
Power
Ce 6s
Corp 3s,
3%s series A 1973
B
1976
3%s series D
1976
3s
series
E
series
F
-
1979
3%s scries G
1981
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
United
Gas
3'/4S
1971
1970
96
'482
90
1964
Traction
Newspaper
Union
1959
123
$850,000
Feb. 15
Fri.
90%
99%
90
136
84
97%
—
80
2
88
90%
6
89
%
91 %
2
73
8
103
10
Central Bk of German
A 6s
series
A
A6s
series
B
ADanzig
Port
88%
72
and Industrial
Railroad
75%
Waterwavs
1952
Last
or
Sale Price
76%
23
1
102
Friday's
Bid
&
Asked
$146,380,000
Stock Exchange
Stocks
_
3
(Number
of
73
77
Shares)
101%
102
101
100
Mon.
Feb. 11
oiah
Bonds
Bonds
788.130
Feb. 14
Feb. 15
+-
/5.000
55,000
4,024,245
$346,000
1957
Lota
Stocks—No.
High
of
Shares
190
$38,000
1956
9,^00
1,000
1,000
55,000
$16,000
$400,000
100
523%
105
100
—
105
91
100
21%
23%
Jan. 1
4,024,245
3,509,455
$346,000
$1,601,000
Foreign
16,000
19,000
280,000
333,000
ni
to Feb. 15
1956
1957
$201,000
159,0"0
corporate
81,030
63,000
38,000
„
Bonds
83,000
28,687,598
Bonds
Domestic
Total
$118,000
7.000
5,000
6.000
4 <,003
739,075
750,545
Range Since
Jan, 1
Bonds
$5,000
Week Ended Feb. 15
Sold
Foret&n
Corporate
784.390
Feb. 12
Feb. 13
Total
Bonds
No.
rorelgn
Government
$100,000
961,605
—
Domestic
Foreign government
5167
5108
Jan-July
$141,886,450
96%
Week's Range
Feb-Aug
6%s
$18,910,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
91%
103
Tues.
April-Oct
1951
6,915,100
139,428,930
Transactions at the American
77
100%
State & Prov Banks—
1952
&
133,581,100
94%
100% 100%
Jan-July
18,047,000
4,000
Bank
Foreign
90'/a
Period
Exchange
22.764,000
$35,000
$35,000
94%
90 %
Interest
7s 1951
$36,000
<3,246,350
$23,652,000
International
90%
90
Low
(Germany)
24,000
$863,000
Bonds
97%
89%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
ABaden
10,597,410
11,942,451
Shares—
88%
5
96
102
Friday
15
1956
74,131,5312
850,000
of
Fri.
BONDS
Jan. 1 to Feb.
1957
1956
__
496
Feb-Aup
$23,653,000
82
1
72
75
4,426,000
$25,000
$4,000
__
99%
102 %
June-Dec
4.532,000
72,218,440
U. 8. Government
„
•.
94%
91
Feb-Aug
4,859,000
Week Ended Feb. 15
Wed.
Stock
—.
$5,270,030
4,563,000
$4,000
1957
Thurs.
American
—
—
94%
June-Aug
6s
88 %
497
April-Oct
Aprll-Oct
Jan-July
June-Dec
1960
5s
%
90 %
88
496
90%
Feb Aug
Jan-July
Inc 5s debs 1974
Webb & Knapp
Western
Electric
3s
Water Power 3%s
Washington
Penn
(Calif.)
Gas
&
1970—
3%s
Chemical 6s 1973
deb 6s ser A 1963
Dye &
Corp
\Vasatch
West
Gas
97
9
100
480
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
1978
3s
96 ','4
485
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
Feb-A up
—
2%s series C
96%
Jan-July
•
1973
—.
Sales
$35,000
122.000
Wed.
Thurs.
Bond
Bonds
$245,000
$4,990,000
rot«i
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Feb. 11
94%
92
132
Electric
2.738,160
United States
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
87
1998_Jan-July
1981—May-Nov
series
Exchange
Int'l
Ratlrdad
and Miscel.
Mon.
Stocks—No.
3s
326.8
97 %
97
Water
274.6
383.2
__
95%
493
Service
151.0
325.5
—3.7
102%
100
103
4100
Jan- July
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Harbor
161.5
—2.2
353.8
Stocks
Total—
1970
Public
—0.7
281.0
340.6
Number of
117
109
'
*53%
—ApriZ-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As
Safe
158.1
274.8*
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
95
6%% liq tr ctfs__
1963
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A Jst mortgage
6%s 191)3
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963
Ohio Power 1st mortgage AJAs 1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971
3'As
290.7
Transactions at the New York Stock
91%
495
National Research Corp—
5s
425.2
353.0
Low.
—
490%
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
J an-J illy
1970—
4s
Altalian Power Realization Trust
Midland
3o9.4
500.8
—3.1
157.0
65 %
Jan-July
1993—
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961.
Flying Tiger Line
437.6
—2.8
90
4
May-Nov
1993—-
A
series B
3%s 1965
4s
Fuel
&
—2.3
300.1
<
Division—
J
mortgage
Gas
391.6
439.3
123%
88%
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
416.4
382.7
,
290.7*
and Service
Mining
•New
^ 39S.6
95%
121 Va
15
95%.
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
tugh,
55
52
•
——
Jr? ns nor tatioil
'
Utility,
Trade,
319.0
468.6
'
—2.6
405.7
c
.'Non-Durable Goods
366.2
—2.3
427.1
Durable Goods
;
Low
High
Change
330.0
322.5
— -
1956-1957—
Percent
Feb. 1, '57
Feb. 8, '57
Composite
Manufacturing —v»,—.
the
and with highs and lows for
compared witb the preceding week
Jan
1%
100
8
8
£1
deposit receipts
preference
94.00 Aug 3
78.87 Jan 23
High
Low
86.19
12
15
5s
6%
13
<
Wool worth
American
14
85.25 Feb
85.25
Thurs. Feb.
90.19 Jan
Low
Jan
Jan
Feb.
Weri.
for 1057
—
86.76
11
Feb.
Tues.
Jan
Feb
3%
Range
High
Closing
Date—
Jan
22
200
1.500
Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
24
3%
8
90.73
454.82
11 %
2
Inc
40
89.85
11
5%
100
1
Petroleum
common
(F W) Ltd—
71.16
23
—
23%
1
Machine
Industries
Woodley
1,900
3%
3%
25
Pwr
9%
2
1
common
Newspaper
10.400
22%
22
'
3%
10
Co
preferred
Wisconsin
*.».
~2%
9%
^
5
Corp_
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
1%
2%
25
1
Corp
Jan
36%
10c
common
OH
100
1
preferred
River
186.15
144.10
Total
Bonds
12
Jan
conv
ities
ities
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan
Stores
Rails
466.29
Jan
Westmoreland
5%%
Rails
I.
8_
Feb
37
Wichita
trials
Jan
64
36
White
Stocks
Feb
64
Oil
Util¬
roads
Ltd—
Stationery
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White Eagle Internat
10
Grade
trials
Jan
137
20
&
Second
Grade
Date
Jan
7%
Coal
Tablet
First
Indus¬
Jan
90
Westmoreland
Western
10
65
Feb
20
Jan
6
2
—
1
88%
19%
100
Total
Util¬
Jan
Jan
1%
131
15
Rail¬
Jan
1%
•
ord
3%
Jan
1%
Ltd
Invest
Jan
Jan
1.800
1.25
pfd-
104
25%
28%
5
4.40%
Leaseholds
rets
Jan
2%
•
(Del)
I#c
Utilities
dep
4%
25%
__10c
Manufacturing
Amer
200
20
indus¬
Jan
28%
1
common
West
Western
6%
15%
1
Wentworth
Texas
Jan
30
Inc
Investors
3%
1
Co
Knapp
300
100%
4%
4 %
4%
'.
100
cumulative preferred
&
Tiefnan
Inc
Watch
4
4
v
•
Wallace
Waltham
10
30
Co
Wagner Baking voting ctfs ext
7%
preferred —________j
"
$2
40
__
5100
1C
Waitt
51
__
565
—
.
Deferred delivery transaction
a
w
....
Aircraft
50
40
549
2008—May-JVoD
-Stocks-
Waco
52
—
(not Included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
a Odd-lot
transaction
(not
included in year's range), f Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal, n Under-the-rule transaction (not included in year's range), r Trans¬
action for cash (not included In year's range), x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rlghts. 2 Ex-llquidating dividend.
^Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds being traded flat..
SReported in receivership.
'
:
,
.Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum/' cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i/'-when issued;
"w w," witb warrants; "x w," without warrants.
'
•
Jan
1
3
5160
Mar-Sept
1927)
Jan
11%
12
121
1958
1947
May-Nov
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947:
April-Oct.
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—.
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
___Mar-Sepi
Peru
1 Republic
of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stmpd (Plan A)
2s 2012
Jan-July
•No
Htah
151
130
130
May-Noo
Feb-Aug
1949
6%s stamped
(Reru)
(Issue
Jan. 1
Low
No.
Germany—
6'As
Maranhao
A7s
Range Since
bold
High
151
June-Dec
Jan
5%
121
Bid & Asked
Feb-Aug
1947
(20%
1939
AHanover
A Lima
6s
1947
7s
Jan
5
20c
Coke
7s
Munlc
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Jan
Jan
6%
2
•
Inc
Week's Range
Last
Period
Jan
1
Venezuela
Silver-Lead
Jan
x80
5
Petroleum
%
5%
1
Corp common
1,
$4
convertible
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
Vulcan
7%
200
Van Norman Industries warrants
•
Jan
3.700
4%
Corp
Products
Vinco
Jan
4%
4%
Insurance
Venezuelan
Jan
32%
Jan
2
400
4%
-
28 %
3.400
29 '/a
Valspar
•
2%
Feb
4
2
1
50c
Corp
Universal
Universal
1
34%
30
2
2
Corp
Consolidated
Utah-Idaho
Feb
11%
1
(The)
Jan
45%
37
common
American
Universal
14%
Jan
11%
1%
Corp
Universal
Feb
40s 8
36
Co
Vitamin
United
Unitronics
45%
Jan
f
Cons
AHanover
Jan
1%
2%
B
Stores
12,300
—
41%
"1
_
Air Conditioning
Rubber
208
Jan
1
S
class
1%
Feb
11
—
■
25
Specialties common
Corp__-
U
8
45Tb
5 A
Jan
200
Interest
Exchange
Low
___10c
Preferred
United
U
—
25
common
10
600
1%
Stock
Hign
Feb
5A
—
205
1%
10
Shoe
1
„
__
1%
25
—
United
Low
High
205
________100
common
15
American
Range Since Jan; l
AS
Canal
Sharing
FEBRUARY
AGerman
rets ord registered-
dep
NJRR&
United
ENDED
BONDS
Ltd—
Co
United
Low
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WEEK
Friday
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Sale Price
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$1,557,000
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Monday, February 18, 1957
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RANGE
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last
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Feb
49
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39%
54%
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54%
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63%
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10
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2
184
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500
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
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•
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166
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2214
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20
1,600
13% Jan
1,100
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112
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Jan
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27
27
5
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31 %
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Minneapolis Brewing
Mfg Co
31 34
4
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26 lk
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31%
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447k
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15
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4
Medusa Portland Cement
51%
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-
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48%
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99
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36
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12 %
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80
27%
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500
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1974
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Co
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5% Jan
28%4 Jan
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18%
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.
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33%
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15
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12,200
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1,100
20
497k
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75
197k
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4 •
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800
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71 lk
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5
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100
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35
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14.000
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187k
177k
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200
40%
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Radio Corp
Jan
3,100
32%
-
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17%
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Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Jan
14%
24%
40
41%
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61%
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Feb
Jan
38%. Jan
Feb
17
Jan
35%
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387k
50
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17%
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Jan
21%
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74
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57%
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Feb
200
107 k
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&
400
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14%
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Phillips
Jan
350
56%
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112%
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Feb
preferred
650
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Jan
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prior
1,100
274
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37%
1007k
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8%
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100
400
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16%
76
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37%
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55%
751k
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Jan
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246
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—
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41%
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—
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36
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41 k
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500
Pennsylvania RR
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179
400
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32
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Jan
700
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25
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5%
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350
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Jan
232
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10
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Jan
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&
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100
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21%
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814
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9
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54%
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10%
Feb
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.
Feb
300
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5
General Contract
General
Jan
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9%
84%
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23
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5
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;
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70%
.
Feb
.
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Jan
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37%
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100
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5
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Peabody
Detroit
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3
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300
89
30%
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5
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5
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Jan
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100
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ENDED
WEEK
FOR
12% Feb
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
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Friday
STOCKS
Abbott
Laboratories
Allied
Gold
Corp
Artists
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Pictures
&
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American
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38%
Jan
12 7 «
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300
127a
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14%
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260
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preferred
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Bankline
Barker
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Beckman
Beech
Feb
217 b
Jan
23%
523a
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13%
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1
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3.876
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11
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8%
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RR
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47%
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&
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203a
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432
49
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52
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15%
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16%
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81
3,031
78%
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1,230
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5%
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57%
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66%
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1,267
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20%
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of Calif
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16%
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1%
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41%
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36 %
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Feb
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538
7%
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105
39%
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600
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29%
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68%
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19%
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22
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10
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70c
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28%
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30
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46
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28 Vb
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39
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15
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32%
33
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29
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37%
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688
23%
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27%
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40%
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50
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22
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21
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1,770
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Feb
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54
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44%
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54
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122
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34%
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1574
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44%
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28
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43 74
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417
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Hilton
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44
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Hercules
Hertz
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350
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21
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44
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2.15
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2.70
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3%
1,870
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3%
Jan
49%
49 Vb
49 Vb
535
49%
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51%
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5,569
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Jan
36%
37%
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36%
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41%
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*
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Sugar Co Ltd
Olin
Mathieson Chemical
Cement
20
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Gas
Si
7
113
43 >4
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262
43%
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5074
Jan
15%
15%
16
2,445
15%
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18%
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35%
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10
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28
29
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29
26%
26%
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preferred
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7
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7
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pfd
5%
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1st
5%
1
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red 1st pfd
11%
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Feb
31 %
Jan
25
32 %
1,431
30%
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358
27%
Jan
29%
100
26%
Feb
27%
Feb
Jan
23%
25
25
25
590
Jan
25
Feb
23%
23%
23%
857
22%
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23%
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22%
22%
210
21%
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23%
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com
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& Tel
6,340
95c
Feb
1.15
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36%
2,021
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37%
Jan
88%
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30
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2,029
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47%
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21%
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24
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&
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1
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2774
25
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Jan
25
Pacific Oil
62%
25%
25
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10
554
pfd
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Feb
26%
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36
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5%
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class
29
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17834 17974
1
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Jan
18%
2o
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501 b
30%
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54%
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Gladden Products
Glidden
Higti
48
6,350
401
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534
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49
3
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Ford Motor Co
Foremost Dairies
49
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&
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39 V2
1,783
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28
130
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355
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28
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common
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433a
60 7
General Public Service
Feb
Feb
—5
(Un)
25
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Frid»n
243
18%
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
Paso Natural Gas
Co
Food
1%
49%
El
Florida
17.,
68 7
(Un)
Chemical
Falrchild
Jan
Feb
Co
Rio
Emporium
33%
Feb
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Oil Co of Calif
Class
Feb
Feb
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Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Uni
duPont
30%
44%
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DuMout
560
48 Va
55
common
Northrop
Co
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Jan
307a
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6% Jan
7%
5934
Curtiss-Wrighti Corp (Un)
Dorr-Oliver
Jan
Feb
170
(Uni
&
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6%
356
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14%
113
500
28
N
Jan
15
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677
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of
13%
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16%
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)
Curtis Publishing Co
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330
43%
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&
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115 7
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15
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America (Un)_12%
Cuban American Oil Co_
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14 74-
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Jan
56
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com__2
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Crestmont
Jan
23
163h
Coppermines
Co
35%
Feb
38
30 3 8
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Crane
Feb
20
62 V,
Gould & Savage Mln
Corn Products
32%
382
44 Vb
Iron
Continental Can Co
168
21
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Consolidated
32 %
20
1
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Jan
25
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Litton
Jan
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com
1
38
2.50
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400
21
1
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Commonwealth
1
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Jan
17%
*
Co
&
Jan
24%
20%
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45%
Feb
Feb
25
Chemical
Jan
Feb
10
Clary Corp
Clorox
41%
197a
11%
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Chrysler Corp
Cities Service Co
Jan
17%
-—12.50
RR
57
900
—-—
Aircraft
Paul
Jan
Feb
700
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
5%
Jan
52
18
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Caterpillar Tractor Co com
Celanese Corp of America
Certain-teed Products Corp
Chic Milw
Jan
11%
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(J I) & Co (Un)
Chance Vought
3,932
Jan
60%
117a
1%
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Carrier
Case
1,303
21%
18%
Feb
17 7 «
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Canadian Atlantic Oil Co
Canadian Pacific Ry <Un)
Canso Natural Gas Ltd
19%
Jan
18
5.50
Southern
a39% n41%
Jan
3%
Feb
37b
13%
Feb
1174
10£
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Ginger Ale (Un)
Canada
21
Feb
2.90
1
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Canada
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12
5
California Ink Co.
California
a
10
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Calaveras
5 7«
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Borg-Warner Corn
Jan
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(Un)
Airplane
13%
Jan
48
Low
18
Paint
Conv
Range Since Jan.1
Hinh
06
preferred
Jan
Blair Holdings Corp (Un)
Blue
Diamond
Corp
Oil
Jan
4%
Inc
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Co
Feb
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common.,
Gypsum Co
Chica
Jan
2%
47
1
Benguet Cons Inc
Bolsa
Feb
Jan
14%
Feb
(Un)_
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Corp
Bell Aircraft Corp (Un)
Bendix Aviation Corp (Un)_
Borden
7
Feb
100
17%
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Jan
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Baltimore & Ohio
Feb
Feb
13%
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37
52%
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Jan
Feb
137 b
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Jan
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Jan
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Arkansas Louisiana Gas
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Armour
120%
Jan
196
Rights w
Armco
Feb
995
Corp
Co
121
22
51%
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Jan
109
(Un)—•
Anaconda
34%
Feb
112
Smelting & Refining
Tel
32 Vb
345
5
Tobacco
Jan
Jan
109
(Uq)
Tel &
Jan
407a
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Viscose
4%
95%
Feb
37s
91
109
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2,412
Jan
22
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Feb
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American
3774
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American
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422
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American
37%
2%
—
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American Factors
3774
80c
10
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Bdcast-Para
American Can Co
Range Since Jan. 1
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57b
—
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American Airlines Inc com
American
Shares
High
1
for Week
Low
Corp
General Dynamics
Sale*
Range
of Prices
Garrett
2%
:—.
(Un)
—-—
Petroleum
Amerada
Corp
Last
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10
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AlUs-Chalmers
Aluminium
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Alleghany
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Alaska
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Sale*
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Sale Price
WEEK
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Jan
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Pfizer
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Puget Sound Pulp
Pure
Inc
Oil
Co
1.05
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Reynolds Metals
Jan
49%
Jan
Western
63
Jan
Western
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Feb
17%
Jan
41%
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41%
43%
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55%
54%
Jan
57%
17%
Feb
21 %
Jan
Alan Wood
800
93c
Jan
99c
Jan
American
421
Security & Trust
63%
67
Jan
American
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Feb
Jan
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12
Feb
■
Jan
61%
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Feb
26 %
Jan
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40
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21
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61
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Feb
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Feb
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41
Jan
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Jan
Co
Oil Co
Swift
Co
Feb
17%
Jan
Feb
29
Jan
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
10%
10%
10%
100
10%
Feb
10%
Jan
51%
51%
220
51%
Feb
55%
Jan
4
4
44%
—
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29%
Feb
63 %
47
Jan
56
Feb
Feb
Jan
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Feb
Jan
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Shares
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Texas Gulf
Textron
$1.25
Oil
Preferred
30%
Jan
Jan
28%
Jan
12%
12%
410
12 Vi
Feb
15
Jan
11
11
11%
2,021
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Jan
11%
Jan
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30
30 %
49
27%
Jan
30 %
Feb
18
17%
18 Vb
34%
34'/a
35
Chrysler Corp
;
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Curtis Publishing Co
1
Delaware Power & Light common—13 Vi
70
66
70%
Duquesne
10
——10
33%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Transit Co
Company
Campbell Soup
—
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common
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50
—:
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Light Co
Electric
Storage
Fidelity
&
Finance
Co
Class
Ford
44%
43%
35 %
Motors
Heclit
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Homasote
Merck
Trar.samerica
Products
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Tri-Continental
-
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Twentieth
Union
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Co
Union Oil
Union
Co of
Pacific
Union
31%
United
Air
United
Aircraft Corp
Fruit Co
United
United
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Gas
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Universal
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25 %
Feb
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150
27
Jan
30
Feb
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15%
116
16
Jan
1
44%
41%
44%
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Jan
47%
Jan
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558
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Feb
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Jan
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Jan
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40
Jan
10
Jan
120
22
Jan
22 %
Jan
1.122
29
Jan
30 Vi
Jan
Corp
Philco
Feb
Potomac
42%
43 %
3.853
42 %
Feb
46%
Jan
Public Service Electric & Gas com
42%
'380
42%
Feb
45 Vi
Jan
26%
26%
308
26
Jan
20%
21
5,233
20
Feb
23%
Jan
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Jan
-
Jan
20
30
preference
11%
Feb
12
Jan
3 30
39%
Feb
39Ts
Feb
Scranton-Spring
II,825
43%
Feb
49%
Jan
52 53%
53%'
55
52
Feb
61%
Jan
South
3.409
53%
Feb
60
Jan
Sun
116
53%
Jan
56
Jan
United
585
63 %
Jan
69%
Jan
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Jan
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31%
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31 Vi
Jan
32%
Jan
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28
86
27 %
Jan
28%
Feb
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31%
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Jan
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Jan
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37%
37%
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37 Vi
Jan
38%
Jan
41
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43
202
41
46 Vi
Jan
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Washington Gas Light common
Woodward &; Lothrop common..
Jan
1,240 Feb
16%
21 Vi
8%
Jan
23%
Service
15
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United Gas Improvement
43%
Feb
1,681
15%
21%
com—
44%
11%
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8%
8%
3
Electric Power common
div
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Feb
1240
1240
15
1,410
37
508
36%
Feb
40%
Jan
40%
41
640
40%
Feb
44%
Jan
25%
25%
100
25%
Feb
25%
Feb
54%
50%
848
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60%
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28%
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33
Jan
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15%
1,140
14%
Feb
21
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Jan
Feb
Jan
36%,
—
40%
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
30 %
Range
Sale I'rlw
Par
19%
19%
19%
100
19%
Feb
20%
Jan
Allegheny
32%
33
1,082
32%
Feb
37%
Jan
Armstrong
25%
25%
25%
810
25%
Jan
25%
Feb
Blaw-Knox
35%
36
2,702
35%
Feb
38%
Jan
Columbia
7%
7%
210
Feb
9
Jan
Continental
26%
2,237
26%
Feb
27%
Jan
Duquesne
883
11 %
Jan
12%
Jan
Duquesne
195
22%
Feb
25
Jan
842
103%
Feb
27%
410
26%
Jan
27%
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Range Since Jan. 1
Low
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55%
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58%
104
53
Jan.
62 Vi
Jan
26%
58
26%
50
26
Feb
29%
Jan
Feb
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27
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3,710
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Feb
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2.410
27%
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31%
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Joy
17%
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18
Jan
32
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1,309
78%
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36%
163
35'A
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16%
17'/a
278
16%
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6%
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5%
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35 %
36
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34%
Jan
36%
Jan
30%
31%
110
27%
Jan
62 %
61%
63%
156
61%
Feb
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27%
150
27
Feb
preferred-——100
(128
45%
Feb
47%
Jan
Feb
42%
Commercial
Corp
Refractories
Co——
Glass 7%
Manufacturing
Mfg
—
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convertible
$2.50
33%
42
98
25
98
Feb
98
Feb
63 Vb
35
63%
Feb
73%
Jan
1%
1%
100
1%
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1%
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1.126
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Feb
2%
Jan
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862
32%
Jan
33%
Jan
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120
14%
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16%
Jan
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33%
Jan
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Jan
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42
61 4
40%
Feb
49%
Jan
53%
58
53%
100
53%
Feb
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5
United Engineering & Foundry Co—5
6.64 1
60%
50
51
572
4Tb
4Tb
172
58
50
4%
53%
Feb
Oil Corp
72%
Jan
Feb
55
Jan
Westinghouse
Jan
Westinghouse
5%
1
165
38
Feb
41
77
158
76%
Feb
85%
Jan
65
7%
Feb
7%
Jan
10
31%
Feb
37
65c
Feb
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Feb
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31%
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Feb
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38
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Reytner
Jan
63 V's
32%
Plymouth
Jan
29%
98
14%
32%
Feb
69%
1
preferred———25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
31%
-
Feb
1
—
—
———
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Jan
46%
5
35%
MeKinney
79%
10
36%
Jeannette
27%
32
(Un)
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(Joseph)
54
46%
—
Co
Walker
17%
32%
Co
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Light Co
-10
Gas Co
—8.50
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Cork
Gas System
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78%
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Co
12
16Tic
Navigation—,
&
—
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Feb
16%
Oil
Feb
25%
28%
15
common
Jan
5
common
Consolidated
Utah-Idaho
25%
25%
—
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6-%
„:
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Jan
25%
Jan
—1
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21%
24%
——1
;
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200
160
20
5
com
Jan
25%
8,870
24%
43%
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10
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44 V 8
Feb
40%
23%
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Plywood
Feb
23%
39%
24 %
2,235
2.004
10
(Un)
Corp
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39'/a
40
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Jan
Feb
17%
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3.056
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U
43%
57%
Feb
31
20
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Feb
Jan
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26
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Feb
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25
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—
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84
Feb
80
59
55%
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34 Va
31%
595
43%
24%
(Trn)__
—
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33%
81
43 Vi
4%
55
1
Calif
Ry
Sugar
Jan
15%
29%
—
1
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36 %
20%
Feb
—1
Carbon
46%
Jan
44'A
Jan
24
Harbison
&
Feb
34%
,
1
40%
Jan
26%
Film (Un)
Century-Fox
43%
334
1,430
54%
'
11%
Carbide
JaD
43%
20%
.
(Un)
Union
8%
*
50
10
Jan
22%
6%
(Un)
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Jan
16
124
43%
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7%
55
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21
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—
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70%
8
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Lehigh
Martin
Jan
64%
2
Watch Co
Hamilton
37%
926
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20 y«
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44%
35%
Feb
849
7%
17%
34%
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Brothers
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Jan
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10
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Feb
1,139
7%
Co_—
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178
America
of
Motor
Foremost
General
Battery-^
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10
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
49%
Jan
250
—500
common
Jan
49
267/b
*
Co
31%
Pennsylvania Power & Light com
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania
Salt
Mfg
39%
23%
(Un)
preferred
Tidewater
Feb
Feb
14%
25
common
27%
28
4%
25
Sulphur Co
Inc
Htgit
163
28%
27 Vb
170%
29%
—
7.50
(Un)
Range Since Jan. 1
LOW
High
509
22%
5
(Un)
Corp
Jan
for Week
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TXL
—
114 Vi
Sales
Range
of Prices
177%
»
4%
■■
25
:—*
Jan
Pennroad
1
(Calif)_
104%
Jan
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(Un)_.
152
100
100
6.50
42:%
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102%
8% Jan
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43%
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Jan
178
30
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48%
Feb
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313
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62,802
23%
Jan
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•
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60
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Jan
150
50c
Mid-Continent
59
1,195
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Sterling Drug Inc
283
1,780
25
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
52%
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19
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Jan
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1
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Feb
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1
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Feb
11.0
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25
39
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Jan
Jan
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58'%
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32
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56 %
43
20
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515
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59
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31
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12
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51.30
Feb
32
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35
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75
4.40
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Gold
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44
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Jan
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Jan
29
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33
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5%
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British Columbia Power..
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Feb
25
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42%
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for
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35
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25
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Jan
48
Jan
Jan
49%
56%
41
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25
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42
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Range
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Sale Price
•
Number 5613
Volume 185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle-
.
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(857)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
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Brunhu-rst Mines Ltd—
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Cabanga
Calalta
Calgary
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Canadian
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Admiral
Collieries
Canaoian
Common
Canadian
1.00
19c
Jan
Jan
1.30
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Pitt
Mining
Co
1.40
Jan
1.85
Jan
1.40
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1.25
Feb
1.52
Jan
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24%
25 Va
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1.65
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Jan
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13c
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1.25
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73,000
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64c
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1.40
1.55
Feb
1.98
Jan
Feb
2.33
Jan
1,675
24%
Feb
2,600
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Jan
10c
Jan
Quqbec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd-1
1.44
1.26
9.25
Feb
13%
Jau
Quebec
80c
85c
Feb
57c
Jan
Copper Corp Ltd——__—1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd .l
85c
49c
17,9)0
1,000
19c
18c
2lc
8.25
100
9.85
Jan
2,922
Jan
Queoec Lithium Corp—
—_—_1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd—.
1
8.25
6%
be
11c
82,800
6c
Jan
11c
Feb
52c
50c
62c
59,000
50c
Feb
77c
Jan
10 V 4
16 V'4
16%
100
I6V4
Feb
18 Va
1.05
1.95
I,000
1.05 Feb
1.32
14c
12c
14c
84,000
400
6.80
Feb
,-1
6 Vic
eVvc
7c
4,000
6 Vac
Jan
9c
1
9c
9c
DV^c
13,000
9c
Feb
12c
Jan
Ltd———*
32c
31c
35c
7,000
31c
Feb
42c-
Jan
1
14c
15c
6,000
14c
Feb
22c
Jan
Stanleigh Uranium Mining
1
Steeloy Mining Co.p Ltd
—1
Steep Rdck Iron Mines Ltd—
—1—1
Sullivan Cons Mines
——1
3.40
3.40
8c
9c
9 %
11 Vi
49c
49c
6'a
3
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
1.40
_1
—
—
500
6%
48c
Jan
Ltd—-
'
(Dunsmuir)
Gold
1.50
1
1.70
9c
*
(Dunsmuir)
:
Collieries
1,500
11%
Shares
Low
Par
ttii/a
.
Jan
25
Ltd___l
Ltd
1.00
9c
1 70
Mines
Mines
4,000
1.25
c 'orp Ltd
—*
Ltd—______1
Edmonton
Campbell Chibougamau
for Week
'
Low
13c
1.40
_25c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Rale Prioe
Range Since Jan. 1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—
Portage Island (Chib) Mines Ltd
Ltd———4
Developments
Petroleums
Week's
Last
STOCKS
j'igh
1.0J
1.0J
15
FEBRUARY
'
13c
__
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
1
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Range
6V4
Jan
,
7%
Ltd—
Quebec Smelting
a70c
a71c
125
76c
Jan
80c
Jan
33c
Ltd—.——1
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd*
33c
35c
8,600
33c
Feb
45c
Jau
Radiore Uranium Mines Ltd-—^—
Canadian Pipelines & Petroleums Ltd-1
2.60
2.50
2.60
500
2.50
Feb
3.05
Jan
Kea
Can-Met
1
3.45
3.15
3.53
5.000
3.00
Jan
4,05
4oC
44c
48c
19.250
40c
Ja-n
55c
13c
14c
10,000
13c
Feb
6c
7c
18,400
5c
7.50
7.50
000
6 Vic
8c
8,300
6.90
7.00
1,800
17c
Feb
8.25
Jah
2.28
Feb
Jan
1
1.26
5%
preferred
Canadian
Litnium
Explorations
Mines Ltd
canuba
:
Mines
Cassiar
Ltd—!
•
*
Gold
Asbestos
Ltd—
.
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Cartier-Malartic
1
1
Mines
Ltd-
_l
6o
Ltd—
Celta Development & Min Co Ltd.
Corp
central Leduc Oils
Cheskirk
*
Ltd__
Ltd—.
Mines
Jaculet
l"l
17c
consolidated
Consol
Consolidated
Products
Mines
Dome
Jan
4.20
2.95
4.25
34c
32c
37c
25.300
32c
Feb
46c
Jan
20c
16c
20c
21,200
16c
Feb
28c
Jan
Tazin
10c
1,000
10c
Feb
15c
Jan
Tib
21c
500
21c
Feb
21c
Feb
Trebor
15c
2,000
10c
Jan
20c
Jan
10c 13 Vic
6.500
10c
Jan
17c
Jan
Trojan Exploration Ltd,
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
19c
Feb
19c
Feb
United
13
Jan
18%
Feb
United
i
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1
Ltd—0
Co
Ltd—
21c
1
Ltd—-—1
El
Sol
Gold
Ltd—.
Metal
Fab
•"inlaroi
Mines
Mines
Copper
Feb
1.35
Jan
Valor
14c
1,000
lie
Jan
14Vic
Jan
Virginia
13c
Feb
22c
Jan
Waite
Jan
.Wayne. Petroleum Ltd
12c
19,000
14Vac
Feb
Weeddn
11c
Jan
Wendell Mineral Products
Westburne Oil Co. Ltd
5.90
Jan
Western
Decalta
Petroleum
We8tville
Mines
Ltd——
<-
lie
lie
5.00
1,900
13
50
a
::
Gold
46c
Ltd
Lead
Labrador
Feb
5.20
45c
Feb
65c
&
71c
119,090
28c
Jan
80c
37c
31,500
31c
Feb
37c
Louvicourt
Maritimes
Gold field
13c
7,700
15c
Jan
22c
Mining
15%C
18c
21c,'
2tc
15c
25c
19c
Jan
25c
Mercedes. Exploration
Island Mining
Merrill
Petroleums
Jan
14c
Mining
3.00
16c
Feb
22c
11c
Jan
-21c
18(
10,500
21c
30.100
ale
a9c
1,7C0
31c
30c
34c
9.000
30c
Jan
45c
2.000
17c
Feb
28c
Jan
10c
4.000
Jan
13C
Jan
.
6c
9c
Jan
7c
5,
18 V4
Feb
20%
Abbican
Feb
21c
23
Feb
26
Power
Acadia
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37c
Jan
54c
Atlantic
Class
13,000
13.101
15c
Feb
23c
34c
26%C_
8c
10c
75e
:75c
#47Vac
48C
10c
47 V2C
23c
Jan
Feb
21
Jan
10c
21.000
9 Vac
Feb
13'fee
Jan
9%C
40c
40c
4f)c
I,500
40c
Feb
60c
Jan
_.
15c
15c
9,500
15c
Jan
20c
Jan
1.50
1.50
J
50
1.50
2,900
48c
45c
50c
31.421
1.02
1.52
1.05
3i.:;(l9
1
—
13
13 'i
I,100
17%
4
17:J
35c
2.15
2.00
2.30
•New Jack Lake
Lafayette
_1
Ltd
Vinray
West
Amulet
Rim
Nocana
Mines
Mir.es
4.00
Jan
21 %c
Feb
Feb
35c
Feb
35c
Jan
02c
Jan
15c
15c
18c
3,500
15c
Feb
24c
Jan
Ltd— 1
42c
38c
4'c
58,000
38c
Feb
49c
Jan
20c
Feb
24c
Jan
Ltd——__1
—
20c
22 c
3.200
_*
1.75
1.75
1.98
25,800
12
12'a
7,500
50c
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15c
12 VaC J5 ViC
9 ' ■'€
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16c
15c
10C
Ltd—1
3.80
3.50
3.80
L—4
17c
Jan
8'/2c Jan
12c
Jan
Feb
25c
15c
3.50
Jan
Feb
4.85
Feb
Feb
V
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8c
4,00)
9V2C
Jan
5.15
400
5.05
Feb
5.55
Jan
1.18
5(H)
1.18 Feb
1.18
Feb
4.200
1225
1.45
Jan
74)0
Jan
33c
Jan
1.43
1.35
1.43
0.10
5.90
0.10
28c
13c
30c
91,990
2 50
?. 03
8c
1,100
1
-»0c
Ltd
Jan
8c
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Ltd_
Jan
1.18
1
II,800
17.300
:
Feb
14c
5.05
'
—1
Metals
2.00
Jan
10V4c
0,500
1.000
Ltd—__———— 1
Jan
9c
II,700
9c
Feb
1.40
13,000
2.00
-
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
-■
1
40c
35c
40c
Conner Mines
(Quebec!
Ltd. 1
10(4
9 63
10%
28c
16 %C
28c
17'1
16'a
17%
I
15c
15c
24c
2.30
35c
7.000
1
Jan
5.60 Jan
18c
0.875
Orphan Uranium Mines Ltd———-—1
o««mi«kn
Jan
2IV2C Feb
1,000
1
Rare
2.35
35c
Noythspan Uranium Mines Ltd-
Oils
3.45
Jan
500
Mining Corp Ltd.
Norpax Oils & Mines Ltd—
Obalskl M1945)
1.86
Feb
Feb
13,80,;-
Normetal
American
Jan
1.25
87c
35c
__
I
Mines
65c
Jan
Jan
48c
Ltd
Mines
Jan
1.00
69c
35c
:
Petroleums
I.td
Partridge Canadian Explorations Ltd
Pater Uranium
9.65
11c
Perron
Gold
Mines
6c
Jan
8c
95c
Feb
1.05
Jan
Jan
2.65
Jan
27c
Jan
95c
1.02
2.15
2,300
15c 16 fid
80,000
1.90
Vs
Jah
Feb
Feb
15c
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
2.90
54c
13%
28c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
2.75
3.00
7,000
34c
34c
3,000
2.40
34c
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
HART
5.85
7
120
68c
75c
3,450
61C'
"
17,275
13,620
1.50
39c
40c
*
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V
22Va
94 Vi
12' »
112
200
1.920
22 Va
20,205
94 Vb
94 Va
280
25
—50
1
45%
4,216
107%
Feb
23
1,200
21%
Feb
23
44%
46 V4
602
44%
Feb
48 Va
—-
85c
9c
l-70
*
—1
Mines
Atlin-Ruffner
Aubelle Mines
—
Mines
Aumaqup Gold Mines—
River
Aumacbo
Mines
Gold
Aunor
Prods
class
Jan
70c
Jan
He
11
34V4C
94
8 V2
--
..
25 %
—
82c
14c
28c
—1
15c
1-15
14
1 00
9%c
Bailey SelBurn Oil & Gas class A—_1
17'%
5%
Ltd-
Mines
preferred
1
—«■—
Montreal
of
—
Bank field
Barnat Mines
Feb
Rarvue
Mining
Ltd
—
Bell
Co
common—
Corn
Bibis
Yukon
Warrants
Bidcop
Black
Corp—
Mines
—
Mines Ltd
Bay Uranium
Jan
94c
Feb
8c
Jan
13 Vic
Jan
1.65
Feb
2.20
Jan
Jan
25c
37c
40c
Feb
Feb
Jan
60c
16 VB
Feb
17 Va
44
Jan
48%
Feb
'
Jan
Feb
17c
Jan
28,200
10c
Jan
18c
Jan
113/4
Jan
41c
Jan
11
Feb
31c
Jan
440
90
Jan
110
Jan
92
8
Jan
12
Jan
150
5
Jan
4,414
25
225
2,825
2,000
1,200,050
Uc
■20Vic
5Vb
Feb
29%
Feb
Jan
12c
Feb
Jari
1.02
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
17c
24,500
27c
Feb
39c
34,100
12 Vic
Jan
21c
Jan
3,630
1.72
Feb
2.01
Jan
15
Feb
80,400
9c
545
13
Jan
100
75c
Jan
8v2c
Jan
17,100
3,135
35
400
2.60
51%
57%
^4c
10c
5,300
15%
20%
Jan
2.40
Jan
12 Vic Jan
Feb
33
1.10
Jan
<41
Jan
Jah
Feb
3.30
Jan
Jan
49
Feb
54%
466
56%
Feb
59
5,051
23Vac
Feb
35c
Jan
19,100
9%c
Jan
10%C
Jan
12,175
30c
Feb
45c
Jan
2,558
Jan
38c
65c
5,300
56c
Jan
84c
J8n
10
73
85c
5,500
67
Feb
75
Jan
74,325
62c
Jan
85c
38c
183,450
25c
Jan
38c
Feb
He
7,400
10c
Jan
12c
Jan
Feb
40
Jan
■*
83c
37ViC
75c
31 fee
—
10c
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34
1-45
6
1.18
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33c
16%
1.69
*
—1
4
34
1 35
5%
1.15
30c
16%
1.61
9c
2.18
110
190
45
1.71
20c
G%e
1.90
1.03
31 %c
80c
31 '2C
70c
1
25
—50c
1
Mines
Uranium
Jan
13
Jan
12c
83
1
Telephone
Blcroft
16'/a
Jan
4»c>
24,600
2.40
49
56%
23 ac
9%c
1
Mines
Copper
Mines
17Va
Jan
sllVa
80c
1
—
Quebec
15%
75
Jan
60c
1
Bros
Minine
11c
13c
11
11
32Vbc 34%c
93
98
8%
8%
5'b
5%
25 28 a
He
11c
57c
70c
13c
16c
27c
28c
14c
16c
1.72
1.78
14
15
1.00
1.00
9Vac
10c
I,075
v
14
Jan
Feb
—
—
oeaine-i Juquesne
Lumber
—
48% 48%
12c
14c
21c
—
•
—.-—_—•
*
Paper class B__
Bathurst power &
—
35c
2.00
Feb
65c
x—
Mines
56,500
61,725
1.98
Feb
Jan
1
Ltd
Uranium
400
1.41
1
1
;
Explor
Metals
1.75
1,020
1.50
12c
1
r—r
Mhies
Barymin
49
—
—-—1
1
Mines
Cons
—
10
Mines
Feb
^
-50c
10
Banff Oils
1-05
5,418
137,500
1
AviUaboha
Jan
20c
65c
—4
B—:———4
Electric common
Fabric
Feb
Feb
Jan
40c
1
—
Auto
Auto
%
Jan
16 fe
1
1
1
——.—1
Mines
Feb
45c
46c
13c
—
Yellowknife
Atlas
118 Vr
15c
16 Vb
—
—V
*
Feb
Jan
1,000
18 Vb
———
4
120
85,716
,00c
f_—*
—1
*
—
50
Arjou Gold Mines
—
1
Ascot Metals Corp
— 1
Ashdown Hardware class B—
10
Associated Artists Productions—
1
—
common
Feb
49c
800
——.—
Argus Corp
common
$2Va preferred
Acceptance
8
45c
119,950
Steels
12%
Jan
115
15 15V»
11%
12
53c
94c
8V2C lOVac
AUa's
94 Va
108 Va
15
Atlantic
2S% Jan
Jan
3.359
American Explor.——4.75
Anglo Huronian
—*
Angle Rouyn Mines
'
Anglo
Warrants
46c
Jan
20.955
14,125
Debentures
Feb
18%
114
30,000
Corp
Jan
39c
92
12%
19c
Mines
Jan
10%
1.52
—
Jan
Jah'
f.70 Jan
1.85
16c 16 Vic
•
Resources—
Feb
20c
108 ['4
1.70
Nickel
Jah
44c
,
22%
—*
Petroleums Ltd
1.40
-88c
Jan
107%
—-r—*
;
20
,*-•
1.41
n
Jan
1.50
1.50
Area
Jan
7%
1.5j> Feb
14 Vic
Area
6.50
2,550
——1
——————-100
Consolidated
8.00
1.65
■
Jan
Feb
V .1.50
19c
Apex
7
1.60
..
1.44
Arcadia
6.00
5.00
Jan
Jan
7.00
7
36c; Jin
lie " Feb
Mines-
Bethlehem
St., New York City, MUrray Hill 2-4545
Jan
Jan
1
t
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20c
1,830
Petroleums——
Relc»»er
Office:
Feb
47c
1.65
Bevcon
Branch
18c
50c
Belleterre
Phillips Square
5,000
.-20C
Beaver
St. West, Montreal
18c I8V2C
84,460
Beaver Lodge Uranium
Telephone PL-9501
Feb
17 Va
13c
Beaucagd
EXCHANGE
95
Jan
36c
Nephellne
Jan
Feb
Feb
12c
11c
—
Anchor
Jan
90
36c
common
Leduc
21
20
13
12c
—
Lead
Feb
300
40,050
21
i
Co 4%
pfd
preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines—-American
Jan
69c
Aluminum
Anacon
9
90
6.00
——
4'fe'/o
Jan
Jan
14c
21
5.40
—
Ltd
Jan
35%
12c
6.10
•
Cons
65c
8V1
5.85
■,
80c
3 25
—
common-
Ltd
Algoma Steel
American
30
._1
;
High,
Feb
Feb
31 %c
90
—■
90
13c
•
Warrants
45c
34c
.
1
__—
debentures
Beatty
EXCHANGE
STOCK EXCHANGE
1203
245
Bankeno
2.90
Local Branch:
8V2
Jan
30c
230 Notre Dame
8 Va
32c
80c
CANADIAN
8Vi
Feb
500
STOCK
4
Rank of Nova Scotia^—
3.500
TORONTO
5,613
Jan
8Cc
&
"145,748
31%
19
40c
MEMBERS V MONTREAL STOCK
40c
30
*
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
31 Vic
15c
2,"0O
Shares
Tow
trust
Aluminium
for Week
*
50c
Gold—_—1
Shoe
Uranium.
5%
Range
«f Prices
1
Alberta Pacific
Algom
Sales
Week's
com_r__
Yellowknife
Voting
•
Exchange
Funds
33c
Feb
38c
SAVARD
6 Vic
31%
Ltd—
Petroleums
44.
6c
•
Distillers
Alberta
Baska
For footnotes see. page
Jan
*
Explorations
Alpa
Base
65 West 44th
Feb
54c
1
I6V2
145
80c
—1
Ltd
i
40c
——1-
Mines Ltd____,
Pennbec Mining Corp
——.—
1
P»mo
Gas
4%*V preferred———_2
79c
16c
100
Surpass
Bank
VifWc
12
Feb
;
Mines
Petroleums
Jan
40c
Santiago Mines Ltd—_—
Spring Coulee Oil &
—.—
20 Vu
—1
Mines
Co
Feb
37V2C
200
21 Vise 21 Vac
Jan
Jan
44c
!
Asbestos
13,0(;0
3.45
2.08
15%
1
Ltd—
Uranium
Ltd
—
————1
Ltd—
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
Minerals
3.45
Jan
Feb
17%
44,850
25c
55c
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.52
800
4
2.10
Feb
13
1.m<o
Mines
Feb
Feb
50,070
Goldvue
48c
18%
Ltd———5
Mines
Feb
15c
87c
ltd
Jah
150
45c
Mines
Feb
Feb
common
Sugar
Mines
Akaitcho
Jari
8,009
1.10
Mines
13c
"93c
17c
82c
Calumet
Jan
Jan
1.8%
42c
Formaque
11%
35c
600
15,200
8,500
33,500
2.15
Mining
Agnew
Ajax
Jan'
10c
1,000
1.02
New
46c
Jan
70c
15,000
25ft
40c
Nealon
Feb
2.35 Jan
,
60c
1.00
—
A
Aconic
Jari
86c
<New
Feb
6,800
Ltd—
Acme Gas & Oil™—
Feb
10c
15c
Ltd__:
85c
6c
Preferred
Jan
V4
18%
1
Corp
97,466
Jan
Jan
22c
74c
Last
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Jan
54c
1.02
Petroleum
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41c
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Ltd
Mines
Abiiun
Feb
12c
15
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15c
12 Va
Par
Jan
15c
75c%
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Jan
2.40
Jan
35c
Sale Prica
Jan
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Co
Ltd—
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6,600
1.80
60c
stocks
Feb
10c
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd——1
Monpre Uranium Exploration.
1
Montgary
Explorations
Ltd
1
Moca dor
2.35
16c
38c
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Jan
800
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Feb
13c
1.15
Canadian
Jan
50,800 -
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Corp of Canada
Jail
6.95
Feb
II,500
2,209
85c
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Feb
.31,200
i::c
45c
Ltd
37c
5.75
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Feb
9c
2.52
25c
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1
1
Jan
Toronto Stock
Jan
2.05
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Ltd——
Co Ltd—
25c
20c
Jan
42%
34
9c
13c
34c-
Merrill
Okalta
Feb
Feb
0.000
1,200
;
34
-
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9c
Corp
Jan
8,400
18c
Jan
/
4.30
17c
Corp
Ltd
Mines
Feb
16c
Ltd-
Mines
33c
20 c
Pyrice & Copper Corp Ltd-
Jan
31c
Ltd.-——
Explora
Feb
Jan
56c
voting trust
Zinc
Min
22c
Jan
6.500
& Meals Ltd
Mines
5,000
:
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Jan
3,600
15c
Ltd
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd—
Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd—.—*
North
72c
12.000
53c
17Vac
Explorations Ltd———_
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd—___
Nickel
Feb
52c
4.60
2.52
Mines—
Mines
Kontiki
New
Jan
Amulet
Advocate
Jardun
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13%
45c
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New
Jan
46c
24 c 4
New
4.70 Jan
4,30
23 %
New
Jan
13
500
New
Vac
9V2C Jan
500
,
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
•
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84,500
Mines
24c
11%
Corp
10c
16c
Lake
Jan
Jau
Mining
5.10
18 Vis
Uranium
60c
II
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14c
Indian
Feb
-1
Mines Ltd
Lithium
Feb
18 %
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40c
Jan
57c
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22c
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3.40
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Jan
40c
13c
4.30
.
20c
13c
4,315
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Jan
-1
4.100
18c
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Gunnar
85c
17c
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10c
Ltd—
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Montauban
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18c
12,200
36c
16c
1
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9,000
35c
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92c
64c
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30c
13,500
14c
5.75
10c
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13.380
48c
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28c
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30c
37c
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21
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Feb
3.50
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4.20
Feb
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300
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4.40
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Tache Lake Mine's Ltd
Tarbell Mines
Ltd—
14c.
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Frobisher
Feb
85c
14c
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Fano Mining &. Exploration
4.25
18%
4.70
Empire Oil & Minerals
Jan
17
8(iC
Emerald, Glacier Mines Ltd
Jan
4.20
500
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Mines
Jan
80c
19c
18%
Ltd_:
Mines
Jan
27c
19c
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2.65
18.450
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2.60
7.00
Jan
Jan
19c
Feb
12c
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13c
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Mines
Oils
10c
Ltd—
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Eastern
Jan
Ltd
Mines
Jan
Copper Co Ltd—______
Duvan
East
8.30
Gold
14c
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mine
Continental Mining Exploration——__1
Copper Rand chibougamau
——__1
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Jan
Standard
55c
Monpas Mines Ltd.
Del
6.75
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4 800
Haiiiwell
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Jan
6c
(1944)
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28,400
Cadillac
Cournor
Stadacopa
21.500
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Jan
Ltd
55c
Gas
Cordasun
Consolidated
8.25
6.80
1
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2.95
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55c
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2.60
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Soma-Duvernay
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55c
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Sherritt-Gbrdon
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7Vic
2.74
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Chlpman Lake Mines Ltd
Consol
Jan
19c
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1
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2.05
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1.90
10
45%
2.07
550
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34
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6%
1.15
Feb
1.75
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Jan
Jan
28c
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40c
Jan
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Feb
17
Jan
1.61
1.90
45
1.71
2.25
Jan
Feb
1.93
Jan
Feb
46%
Jan
Feb'
Jan
5%c
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4,437.927
42,226
8,507
1.03
Feb
35c
80c
6.200
31 %c
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4,900
70c
Feb
1.90
2.75
Feb
20c
22c
9c
2.18
1.20
12,500
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1.30
Feb
Feb
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Jan
32c
Feb
12c
Jan
2.65
Jan
1.50 Jan
Jan
70c
1.12
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
.
Monday, February 18, 1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week'#
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for Week
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in
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78c
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1.55
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96c
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43
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100
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66c
2.65
170
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43
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135
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Canadian
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Canadian
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23*4
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24%
345
23%
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2.70
2.45
2.71
40,954
2.30
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3.20
3.85
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100
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310
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2.35
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1.89
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3.50
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1
20c
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9.50
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9.75
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9.20
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32
10%
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29
32
6,267
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32
550
5.50
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5.75
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4.25
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1.23
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6,200
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1.000
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1,20
1.20
1,800
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1.60
3.25
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3.25
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3.25
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4.65
3.25
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4.65
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4.25
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4.85
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1.74
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30
1.20
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52c
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62c
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37c
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73
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14
1.30
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14
1
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24c
1.15
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25c
115
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Falconbrldge Nickel
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Feb
29,614
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69c
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3.80
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55c
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3.30
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7.80
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7.40
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3.40
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4.40
14c
Economic
in.-.
Jan
69c
70C
Feb
10
East Mulartlc Mines
Ea'st SullivaD Mines
Eastern Asbestos Co Ltd
Eastern Metals _____
Eastern Smelling <fc Refining
Eastern Steel Products
Feb
69c
1
Jan
45c
x
^aSt Amphi GoId
Jan
Chib-Kayrand Copper
footnotes
3.85
Jan
Jan
25c
20%c Jan
70c
Dow
Jan
24
2.50
2,500
Jan
40c
Diivan Copper Co Ltd
CX °US & Minerals
Jan
26
3.85
16
25c
Feb
S°"ne" &
Feb
32%
24
150
23 %c
30c
Dominion Textile common
Emu,Ida Mines
Donald RoPl; d»ss B„
Jan
Jan
2,500
39c
Preferred
|Jan
Chibougamau Explorer
Chlboug Jaculet Mines
For
30
2 75
Lid
Wines
Milling
Feb
2814
10c
33c
1.38
3.70
1.00
Mining
Dominion Stores
Dominion Tar & Chemical
2,720
63c
Mines
Chibougamau
28%
29%
16
30c
1
Preferred
Feb
Feb
30c
Feb
«
Petroleum
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Steel & Coal
Jan
Feb
Mines
Chesterville
30
101
19c
Oils
Chateau
Jan
Feb
100
Pat Gold
Cheskiik
H
27
98%
24
Feb
3.20
1
Mines
Do'iiunon Foundry & Steel
hn
5%
15,597
85c
1,800
3,900
Dominion
to
5li
,
256,690
38,52.5
Dominion Dairies
Dominion Fabrics
£n
16,100
Porcupine
Charter
i.
n 70
16
Oil
Central
to
151/
10
40c
IIIHHl
HIHIHl
Corn
Central
Jan
2.50
HI
Explorers
Central
Jan
«%
3„p
Jan
96c
3.30
31,250
Dome
To!
16
Gas
Asbestos
Jan
0 00
385
Feb
20c
85c
3.20
1
Del Rio Producers
SS
19c
Producers
Central
12%
2.400
35c
27,050
88c
1
Devon Palmer Oils_
Diadem Mines
^
*{a"
2.50
1
Cassiar
o
1,207
2,950
Jan
19c
Delnite
,
6c
Exploration
Oil
JflM
2,300
101
28c
3.25
Warrants
ran
10% Jan
9.063
31c
Jan
1
Decotirsey Bvewls Mines
,na
9 07
28 %
18c
1
D'Aragon Mines
Jan
HIH._II_»
Reserves
Mines
Natural
Canso
4H~pfcL20
Wiiliston
Oil
Erin
Canso
Gas
Copper Cty
Canadusa
Can
Nat
"
Feb
27 li
2,700
35c
40c
Daine
*Jan
To..
75
31c
16%
H__ *
I
1
2222*
HH*
Thorium
...
49%
1
30c
18c 21
22c
1
Dome Exploration
5%
Petrofiua Ltd prefer red
10
PIdc Lines and
Petroleums__l
Canadian
85c
Feb
98 li
27%
100
I
Paciric
'
8
49
%c
21 tic
Jan
17c
Daering
"inn
35
Jan
Crown Zellerbach
Crowpat Minerals
Jan
7 25
385
Oil
7%
Ian
9,270
10%C
1
Crown Trust
Jan
Jan
49
Jan
Warrants
Jun
5 10
1.90
9c
1.70
39c
Cowichan
Feb
3 25
49
7,980
Jan
19c
Coulee
^in
1.75
10c
Cournor Mining
Jan
,a
49
9%c
Croinor Pershing
,
1 00
Feb
1
*
Mines
Crestbrook
Fnh
_ioc
Jan
27c
2
Tungsten
West
Feb
1^65
-IllHIIIIIIIIIioO
50c
Feb
•
Cosmos
Jan
100
3.25
Jail
1.20
Corby
Jan
,,
lQ„
/
40c
25c
1
Jan
a
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lot'" e
}« %. H
1,600
Copper-Man Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug.__
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reb
in
Jan
100
Explor
Sanhorm
,Jan
30
Jan
«
90c
11,386
1.35
•
875
6.00
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Preferred
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian
Tan
..
Feb
27c
Coppercrest
Jan
15%
Jan
ftn„
53c
1.44
Jan
D EIdona
2,300
12.699
43c
27c
Con west Exploration
C°PP clark Publishing
Copper Corp Ltd
Deer
75c
60c
1.35
Consumers Gas of Toronto
Jan
1.00
1
53c
41 %c
55c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.05
Jan
90c
Jan
Jan
16
73c
1.00
3.50
Jan
70c
ru
Feb
16c
14%
6%
3.00
58c
Jan
2.400
6,625
25c
Jan
6%
3.20
Jail
Feb
6%
3.00
Feb
3.20
Feb
Consolidated
jan
8
,
6%
9.85
18c
cousonuated
-
j
Jan
Feb
Morrison
CfiriKoliriated
S ian
Jau
Fnh
I.?
5.5C
Jan
13
1,606
20,730
45c
13,-j
8%
9.75
22c
55c
7%
8.90
22c
4,350
Distillers
Collieries
Canadian
7m~
123.,
10.200
1,113
355
18c
57,017
27c
9,500
30
5,400
18%
49e
2.705
4
24c
17
___*
Consolidated Sudbury Basin
Feb
3-75 Feb
15-
Jan
19
26,124
18c
45c
14
150
Jan
26c
22c 25 %c
90c
25c
60c
15%
36c
Feb
24c
25
13%
15%
Feb
Jan
Jan
11,1(56
13
Ltd
Preferred
Canadian
55c
Jan
50c
i8%
•
Jon
Feb
56
Collieries
changed to
Resources, Ltd
Jun
0
oi7
'*
Jan
19c
Feb
10,062
13%
29
35
(Dunsmuir
Name
Canadian
55I
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HI"
Jan
24 %c Jan
.
25
23c
Jan
5,311
J2'2 Jan
?
32,390
231h
Feb
10c
4.65
Cusco
__
12 %c
3.900
9 % C 10%.c
2,963
46 li
401',
28c
34.808
26%
Cree
n
77,467
-
25
Craig
ou
Jan
Jan
Jan
26
r'eb
2
21c
14%c
I 7
13c
ioc
33
Feb
9.70
Consolidated Peak Oils*
Consolidated Pershcourt Mine__
Consolidated Press class B_,
Consolidated Quebec Gold Mines__
Consolidated Red Poplar Mln
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
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£a,n
Jan
6%
•
Jan
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a*~C
31c
12c
1
6.05
Feb
10c
Jan
1
93
iq
28c
12 %c 16 %c
500
38 % ,Jan
Jan
30c
4.40
90
...
150
10,933
2.80
13c
240
Jan
45c- Jan
*
4.60
Feb
220
15,300
Jan
*
Feb
5.00
29c
•
82
75c
39;095
12c
Jan
2.50
Jan
6%
Jan
11%
150
Jan
25 c
12c
37
4.35
*
Feb "1
38c
18c
4,50 Jan
Jan
1.80
2,000
-
95c
Jan
11
r
10,100
Feb
.
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1
1
nt
6«
45c
as.
on
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4,300'
3d
II, li
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1
%c
130
•6,987
-
10c
3.25
'ici/ '!an
35
Jan
5
1.00
r
Jan
1.80
30c
13c 15%-c
6%
1
Consolidated Negus Mines
23 ''' Jau
410 Ja"
'
84
6.05
1
Breweries common
•
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Canadian British
Empire OilsHUHioc
Canadian Canners class A
»
Canadian Celane.se common.
»
84
95c
»
Canadian
970
5.00
•
20
225
40c
25c
40
-
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55.
n
r
130
1.98
95^
104
165
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Vl,
,
Jan
-'-f^c
38
10%* Jan
•-
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•
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Jan
4.00
1
13%
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2,801)
36%
00
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IIIIIIIH2
2.35
38 li
n
10
10
Mines
54
dan
0
550
400
355
Minek
29.
Jan
13,450
36
r
Jan
Nicholson
^
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Jan
in
900
4.10
s'r5
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16c
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3.00
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13,555
92
1
12
495
>
38
3«Tr
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127,355
2.15
1
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23%
3.05
3.65
'
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20
Commerce
51 %
23'i
2.30
i
4
Jan
Jan
Coiioolioated
125
50
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1
Jan
i3!1
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38
98
in*
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Feb
2.14
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Feb
530 Ja"
13% Jan
6-25 Jan
tnCu
Qic
16c'
Feb
Consolidated
65
■f
18,053
165
Oils
oil
700
59c.
' Jan
Jan
28%
^a,n
170
4.60
9.15
164
Wire & Cable class B
Canadian Astoria
Minerals
Atlantic
103
4.50
Ftb-
11c
1-85 Feb
1-55 Jan
Feb
Jan
35c
4.00
40c
-
Consolidated Mosher
}•« Reb
n\a
Jan
Consolidated Mlc Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Tan
,
_
24
45
warrants
Canadian
771
5.85
si
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Canadian
1,650
65
103
_
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21,300
25 %
102
~
Canada
1.40
24
100
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i0o
Southern
Oils
I.25
,
405
A
Petroleum
Canada
Steamship Lines com
Preferred
~
5,067
64
1
1.75
1,670
Mtge
Safeway Ltd
Canada
Canada
1.65
10%
130
Feb
8%
10%
1.80
Jan
Feb
4,300
9%c
1
'
1.05
-
4,600
17,000
10
Jan
Jan
46c
Jan
7%
lie
H:
1
1,535
,'
1.31
■_
1
75c
Jan
67
Feb
110,350
4.00
•:
38c
1.58
10 li'
\
i5c
•i2c
Consolidated Marbenor Mines
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd
Jan
7
13 %
IIIIIIIH::*
Permanent
Jan
Jan
;
Packers
Tan
Feb
37%
;
15%c
Jan'
38c
Jan
10c
-1.92%
•
—
1.21
3.25
Jan
62
8,906
-
Feb
2.85
23,600
j*
12c 14 %c
»
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated Guayana Mines
Consolidated HalllweU
Consolidated Howey ' Gold
Feb
35c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
74c
1.35
10%
—♦
Consolidated Gillies Lake
Ian
4 50
26c
2.10
B
4.50 Feb
10c
14%
37
HI"
Tan
320
13li
1
iRe
6,700
13%
26
Feb
32c
37%
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76c
Jan
14*%
10
""T
.
625
111'*
--.-HIIIII
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15
4,000
Jan
27c
common
Met Explorations
Warrants
Canada Oil Lands
31
4.50
11c 11 lie
Jan
14 »/4
~2n
Assurance
Can
30
4.50
11
11 >ie
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Life
Canadian
13c
7 lie
0
common
Malting
Canada
14,000
7c
IIHHI50
Foils
Class
14c
1
common_„
Iron Foundries common
preferred
Canada
13c
~~~~.ll
Canada
Canada
Jan
67c
H..
,
Canada
Canada
Jan
9c
790
7qo
_I_III
preferred
Canada Cement
common.
Preferred
Canada Crushed Cut
Canada
9
13,685
•
B
4%%
400
10c
76c
•
Oil
Bread
9.00
Mir.es
Consolidated East Crest
Consoi Fenimore Iron Mines
class B warrants
lal!
18c
7%
4.00
10
Consolidated Discovery
Consoiioaied Dragon OH
14%C Jan
7%
~
Warrants
!
76c
31
IIl25c
_______
Class
j
7,.'
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Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake.
Canada
9.00
19c
9 lie
nil"
*
common
preferred
Cons
Feb
W/"
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Edmonton
Power
Calvan
Feb
11c
4
Petroleum
&
Jan
9 lie
"♦
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Calgar.v
Calgary
8c
61,700
20,500
_
Cabanga
Ualalta
VnoPeh
23,200
HHHHH'l
Dock
Feb
13c
1
Dry
3 00
100
Jan
13,"
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Co
To
1 07
11c
1
Lake
Burlington
Jl-v
Tan
Feb
46c
l.OO
14c
2.50
,
Consoiidateu Demson Mines
Pe
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44 V.
10c
Gold
JSxt
3.00
41
89c
9 lie
1
Lake
Hill
Burrard
7,100
3,438
15c
4
___
Products
Bullochs Ltd class B
&
100
90c
13c
j
Building
Burchell
44:%
89c
quj(.
1
Canadian
Bunker
4-4 :l4
To,,
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145
38c
•
consolidated Cent! Cadillac
Consolidated Calbnan Flln
Consolidated Cordasun Oils—.
Pell
13%
Ja
13%
13c
Ankerite
Buffalo
14%
1,450
Feb
Sn
"
43
Feb
400
15
3.00
Mining
Buffalo
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Brunswick Mining & smelt
Buffadison
44%'
1
_
Brunsman Mines
Buffalo
llJ/o
15 %
43 li
15
Coniaurum
65
86<;
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*
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—
Co"ro Development Corp
Coi.s'ofidaled Allenbee OH._
Consolidated Bakeries
Coasonaatea Beiiekeno Mines
Consolidated Beta GaUuna
PfK
jan
41
•
Mines
Brunston
"
Jan
93%
1
-
810
7% ;
1
1_
2.85
45c
1
•
1
17,400
10%-
Conduits National
Confederation Life
Comagas Mines
Jan
93
15
Reel'
3.25
47%
Feb
749
.
Brunhurst
Class
Jan
43%
Jan
49%
J
B
Mills
Ta.i
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Jan
87c
95c
i
-
2.85
j
1
CoJomac Yellowknife Mine^
Combined Enterprises
Commonwealth Petroleum
High
63%
C0W»tM»B Copper
"
Jan
45c
93%
Columbia Packers class A
Brotilan
Qt
15%
50
Forest
Feb
S
Bkmt
74c
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Cochenoftr Willans
Cocfcehutt Farm Equip
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co/u LaKe Gold Mlnes
191/,
far VTM*
of Prices
32c
,
Jan
11
96c
100
L
Columbia Power
Columbia Telephone
British
5
1
^
7.TTTT.7—,
7.
£0,J£lt ®on^aled Mlulng °°ri>
Feb
10c
Feb
7%
20,036
447;.
Feb
9
Tan
44
Jan
13,520
43 Vi
8c
3 75
12,710
2.95
12c
Jan
75c
300
45c
2.76
preferred
Class
5%
18 '-»c
5.15
"•
preferred
British
Burns
Jan
9'ic
Oil
Columbia
British
Eruck
12%c
8c
preferred
414#
5,700
80c
_
:
preferred
British
16c
78c
3.90
•
___
Ltd
Columbia
4%%
5%
12lic Jan
48q
*
common
com
American
Jan
5;,h
II
Petroleum
British
9c
•
_
Mines
30,40(1
9c
Petroleums
(T
10c
1
Brantford Cordage class B
Brllund
Jan
8aJ«0 V
Banc*
-
Low
H
1
Chimo Gold Mlnes__
Min & S
<
High
8V2C
4a
Mines
Britalta
'
12,500
,_5q
______
Traction
94c
~i
___
Brazilian
Low
Week'a
Last--
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®*ie Pries
■
loo
'
Friday
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9c
Bouscadillac
BraLsaman
'
Hiyh
flc
"j
_
Bralorne Mines
16
y.
..
14c
Borduiac Mines
Preferred
Boymar Gold
FEBRUARY
w
Sale Price
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Sales
Last
STOCKS
261,
-
34
Feb
Jan
15
Jan
16%
Feb
17%
Feb
19%
Jan
Feb
2.10
Jan
1.46
80c
2.93
18c
Feb
Jan
1.15
Jan
3.80
Jan
Feb
28c
Jan
2612
Jan
33%
Jan
26
Jan
28%
Jan
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The Commercial
Number 5613
185
Volume
43
CANADIAN-? MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Federal
Fittings
Fleet
1
class
A
_
-
-
_
Canada
14c
15c
19,700
9
9
9
25
85c
85c
95c
2.020
5.90
5.90
6.00
5,400
_
Manulacturuig
Florida
14c
-
•
_
_Zl
Corp
Motor
Ford
of
Co
Francoeur
Fraser
class
Ltd
Fruehauf
948
22%
22%
250
13c
16c
20.500
30
450
24.120
'
—
Co
Canada
1
_
-
Gunnar
com.
Feb
41%
Jan
38 %•
414
37%
Feb
5.25
5.00
5.25
60Q
5.00
Feb
6.25
5.05
1,760
4.90
Feb
6.00
36
25
33%
7%
200
7%
9,300
90c
2.800
87c
Feb
20c
20c
1,500
20c
Jan
4.55
4.75
4.885
52c
47c
57c
54.511
1.57
1.52
1.57
280
142
Jan
46%
46%
47
156
45
Jan
Gas
class
Home
•
Jan
Jan
McMarmac
5.60
Jan
38
35%
1.055
712
6,225
42
150
38
38
38
405
1.15
1.15
1.38
13.670
7%
7 U
7%
I,175
37c 44 %c
144.100
44%C
21
325
21
27c
31c
10c
19c
18%
*
J
corn
4.00
-
Jan
Mexican
21%
Jan
Mldcon
Feb
3.00
3.00
200
1012C
14c
147.500
42c
17c
Red
Lake
1
81c
75c
83c
Mines
1
14c
13c
15c
13 %c
Feb
Mill
4.50
Feb
Milliken
51c
Feb
9 %C
14c
Jan
Moneta
6'2
100
8c
8%c
31.850
1.07
Jan
Montreal
18c
Jan
Multi-Minerals
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
7c
Jan
12 %C
Jan
Nama
Feb
85c
Feb
98c
Jan
2,500
26 %C
Jan
37c
Jan
2312
8%
Jan
12
2,148
23%
Feb
25%
12
13%
II.815
11%
Feb
,13%
Feb
National
13'4
11%
13%
31,203
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
Nealon
35%
35%
•
5.00
78%
30c
1
4,75;
76
30c
2,060
36%
9,650
5.10
Feb
35%
Feb
4.75
Feb
Jan
Nello Mines
Jan
New
Jan
35
Feb
New
Feb
60
Jan
1,067
655
53
53
51%
54%
10.743
11%
11%
11%
4.250
5%
5%
600
16C
48.600
25
4,380
New
1
Mining
International
International
Nickel
International
International
Ranwick
Interprovincial
Co
Bldg
5%
Feb
24c
3.405
1.195
6%
7%
8,680
6%
Feb
17%
Feb
19%
65c
Feb
90c
23%
Jan
41
Jan
70c
9.450
pfd—25
23
23
23
50
*
common
38%
•
98
•
47 6a
Feb
4.55
Jan
16
Feb
23
com
Waite
Jack
•
Jaye
Mining
Jellicoe
Mines
joburke
45%
5,731
Feb
New Jason
30c
Jan
41c
Jan
New
Mines
•
12%
12%
I,200
12%
Feb
14
Jan
Newlund
12%
47
49%
9.944
47
Feb
55%
Jan
New
49', 4
Jan
New
Feb
2.20
2.60
Feb
3.60
Jan
1.20
Jan
1.40
1.01
5,525
5,225
1.35
14,700
90c
53,800
55c
Jan
94c
Feb
96c
47c
Jan
73c
62c
73,125
22c
25c
14,257
22c
Feb
23 %C
22 %c
27c
144,658
22 %c
Feb
16c
13
%c 17 %c
69,100
49c
26,700
44c
16c
Jan
28,712
62c
Feb
1.05
Jan
1.68
1.85
2,900
1.68
Feb
2.10
Jan
8%
8%
Mines
1
Copper
Lake
Cinch
Lake
Dufault
Lake
Osu
Mines
Jan
North
Liberal
Little
Feb
2.80
16c
Feb
26c
Jan
Warrants
For
Jan
North
Jan
Northspan
North
27,900
67c
Jan
18%
1,280
18%
Feb
19%
•
18%
18
19%
3,780
18
Feb
21%
Jan
1.06
1.15
footnotes
17,100
90c
Jan
1.60
Jan
Feb
1.85
Jan
1.35
11c
Feb
16c
Jan
1956
16c
17c
1,500
14c
Jan
18c
Jan
Northern
Feb
Norvalie
Nudulama
50
53%
1,708
78c
83c
13,700
78c
Feb
52c
61c
16,850
52c
Feb
84c
Jan
Feb
11
Jan
Feb
63c
55c
3.75
16c
3.00
Jan
Jan
19c
Jan
Feb
3.40
Jan
Oakville
Feb
Obaska
3.00
3.35
2,200
■2.40
2.45
4,500
19
210
18
Jan
19
20
Feb
20
Feb
O't'-rien
Jan
80c
Jan
Office
Jan
Jan
Ogania
Rockland
Oil Selections
20
20
100
76c
2,000
75c
Jan
11c
12c
7,500
10%c
Jan
12c
12c
14c
13c
5,100
12c
Jan
15c
19,909
2.20
Jan
2.80
Jan
Oke
73,045
1.85
Jan
3.00
Feb
Okaita
2.48
2.25
2.48
2.90
2.55
3.00
39c
26%
300
10,200
50
26 %
3.45
3.35
3.45
I,000
26%
26%
27
440
40
40%
230
18
23
119,450
25 %C
24 %c
29c
II,000
68C
66c
77c
69,900
14c
13 %c
15c
40,200
45c
45c
49c
8,757
10c
9%C
10c
13,000
9,975
9%
39c
40
Jan
Jan
28%
Jan
J
Jan
Feb
40%
28
Feb
Feb
■/46c
Jan
Jan
90c
Feb
18
54c
Fel?
13 VaC Feb
23c
Jan
45c
Feb
65c
Jan
9 VaC
Jan
69c
Feb
69c
73c
1.85
1.90
8,050
35c
37c
14,300
2.29
2.15
2.30
20,100
2.15
Jan
30c
30c
3,000
25 %c
Jan
56c
69c
Jan
4.00
Jan
■
24 %c
Jan
Jan
3.35
26
1.10
2.7%
26% Jan
37c
Feb
1.85
35c
Feb
IIV2C Jan
Jan
90c
Jan
2.40
Jan
56c
2.35
36c
„
Jan
Jan
60c
45,700
54c
Jan
62c
Jan
20c 22 Vac
11,500
20c
Jan
23c
Jan
43c
52c
14,900
42c
Jan
56c
Jan
1.37
1.47
9,650
15c 17 %.c
27,825
1.78
36,550
1.50
Jan
1.35
Feb
15c
Jan
1.35
1.50
24c
1.78
Jan
Jan
Feb
40,925
15c
Feb
24c
Jan
12.125
16 %c
Feb
20c
Jan
49,450
24c
Feb
48c
Jan
Jan
31c
Jan
Jan
25c
Jan
Feb
24c
Jan
18c
36,175
15c
48c
415,065
30c
Jan
21,050
95c
Jan
95,425
37c
Feb
52c
Jmi
15c
15c 17 %C
47c
30c
1.09
1.00
1.15
45c
38c
45c
51c
1.S4
Jan
Jan
12 %c
18c
61,570
10c
Jan
20c
Feb
8%c
9VaC
16,000
8c
Jan
12c
Jan
11c
13c
3,000
11c
Jan
15c
Jan
Feb
10c
Jan
*
9c
7c
8c
7c
9c
56,487
1.85
2.00
6,107
1.85
Feb
2.45
Jan
Feb
5.00
Jan
3.35
Jan
3.85
15,975
2.60
2.80
10,460
2.55
Feb
11c
17,850
10c
Jan
Jan
10c
15c
10c
30c
Peb
Jan
41c
30c
45c
48 %
Feb
Feb
57%
Jan
49%
48%
41c
62,900
Vac
5,920
2,000
16C
Jan
15c
19C
47,300
12c
Jan
22c
Feb
18c
10c
14,500
8c
Feb
13 %c
Jan
9c
8c
5.25
10,055
Jan
4.90
4.90
6.95
*
1
1
1.32
332,610
Jan
1.09
1.59
1.26
•
•
50
common
50
15 Vac 15
15c
4.90
1.09
32c
56c
5.75
36c
2,275
32c
54c
57c
6,000
51c
5.50
5.75
12,470
38
38
38
10
3.30
2.95
3.30
735
7c
52,100
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
4.90 Jan
36% Jan
2.45
Jan
6c
Jan
55c
Jan
85c
Jan
5.75
39
Feb
Feb
3.30 Feb
9%c
Jan
6%C
6C
51c
55c
5,400
51c
'Feb
1.20
163,075
99c
Feb
1.48
1.12
99c
7c
420,450
1%C
Feb
Feb
l%c
7c
5.35
6.20
49,538
5.35
Feb
7.10
Jan
6.20
1,755
11%
Feb
13%
•
Jai
Feb
50
12
39
Wood
Lake
<ioirt
Mines
Ltd
Specialties
Mines
Mfg
Gold
Metals Mining—
Oils
Jan
Jan
12%
4.50
160
4%
39 %
230
38 %
Jan
Feb
3.50
Jan
Feb
2.10
Jan
25c
Jan
Jan
43c
Jan
8%
Feb
9>
39
3.50
200
3.20
1.50
•
1
*
1.65
13,500
1.50
20c
17%c 20 Vac
II,250
33c
31 %c
35c
3,000
*
•
8%
8%C
8%
100
8%c
9c
8,200
50c
1
Mine-
Specialty
Rare
66c
11%
—
Jan
2.55
Mines
3.00
2.40
10
43c
9%
40c
1
20o
warrants
2.40
75c
Jan
15%
3.55
Mines
18%
75c
3.30
Canada
19
Jan
Feb
12c
,
3,600
75c
50
13,675
common
22,100
II,000
Feb
4.50
Oil
8tar
13c
10,882
45
15%
Uranium
1.45
5.55
Jan
2.05
52%
1
12c
17c
Feb
1.40
15%
-—
1.35
•
44.
21,275
3.55
Preferred
•
page
1.58
Warrants
1
see
1.40
Rights
'
!—1
Gold
1.45
-
35,281
Rankin
87C
*
Mines
35
15c
Ltd
Oils
18%
3
Mines
Lac
Northland
85c
5.55
Feb
12
6c
North
18%
16c
12
12
13c
Inca Gold
Jan
Jan
85c
,_1
Petroleum
Long
1.25
20c
•
4.75
Feb
12
20c 24 %c
—
1.25
16c
12
19c
19c
14c
:
*
Mines
Gold
Feb
Feb
Jan
4,212
Jan
30c
19c
30c
Corp
Oils
•
Candy
Gold
1.00
14c
Jan
Feb
18c
24c
24c
Ltd
Canadian
26,295
5.25
Oojq
Lexindin
2.10
Jan
45c
21c
24c
28c
32c
Mines
Oils
21 %
1
1
Mining
&
Feb
14%c Jan
17,300
2,000
24c
Mines
Oil
Jan
2.75
Feb
18
*
13c
Lawson & Jones class A
Lencourt
Norlartic
20c
—
11 %c Jan
Feb
35c
17
17
-1
Preferred
1
Gold
3,700
Jan
-I
1.40
..
13c 13 %c
Jan
1,61
19c
Mines
Jan
Mines
Secord
Leltcti
Norgold
98c
Mines
Mining
9,539
179,465
20c
Corp
Jan
Mines
8hore
Lamaque
Nordon
61c
Mines
Wasa
28c
2.55
15c
Mines
Noranda
|
5.300
Lingman Gold Mines
Lake
27c
2.26
17%
Feb
27c
27c
2.47
16 %c
Gold.
Acme
4,615
20c
Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Laura
Nor
1.06
Ltd
(John)
1.70
ZIZZZZi
Mines
80c
50.500
Feb
2.76
Mines
2.35
14.744
1.20
3.80
Northcal
19c
900
2.00
Feb
1.09
1.50
—1
55c
14c
1.20
1.23
18c
Rouyn
Jan
1.00
Luz
Senator
49c
18c
3.40 Jan
1
1,000
16c
Feb
1
50c
1.05
1.50
2.95
40,061
16 %c
Mfnss
Jan
1
La
Gold
17%
1
Jan
8,743
1
Jan
1
Bay
1.40
3.20
1
•
•16%
Townsite
1.730
1.65
Gold
5.749
Minerals
Feb
Jan
2.95
17c
Ltd
Norsyncomaque Mining
Kirkland
Jan
84c
24 %c
3.20
1
Normetal
Kirkland
15
Jan
1.40
•
Norpax
17c
Feb
1
Feb
Hudson
84,600
1
Jan
Kirkland
Feb
13
1,100
84c
1.38
Rouyn Merger
70c
2.30
13%
1
Mylamaque Explor
2.10
i
17c
66c
12,000
13
74c
51c
Mlnda-Scotia
•
Warrants
Jan
-•
9%
17%
48
57c
—
14%c
16%
Jan
1
1
Jan
50c
17
46%
1
Jan
100
64,000
Jan
Jan
22 %c
—
10c
8%
12c 14 %C
%
2.08
15%
•
Mines
Nipissing
Jan
22,300
13o
Lake
25c
18c
f
17c 19 %c
18c
Feb
35c
Feb
Feb
1.52
^—50c
of Canada
Mines
Manitoba
Nisto
Jan
81c
1
Lake
73c
16c
1
Oils
Feb
62c
Gold
Labatt
44c
17c
__*
Jan
82c
Superior Oils—
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd.
Feb
70c
15fl
25
13%
New
Jan
*
Kerr-Addison
Kroy
10%c Jan
62c
17 %c
1
Co Ltd
47%
*
Mining
New
Jan
22c
3.95
13
1
New
Jan
62c
Mines
Kilembe
19%c Jan
26c
77c
45c
New
Jan
74c
1
3,815
1
Mines
Newnorth
28c
22c
88c
59,150
■
Jan
26c
26,100
13%
47%
Jan
38,000
3.00
33c
1.64
13
47%
50o
Gold
Kelore
17.600
Renville Gold
Lake
Hosco
35c
-1
Kelvinator of Canada
Kerr
New
30c
1.20
26c
1.52
40c
Oil
Petroleum
Highridge
New
Jan
48%
2.60
28c
1
Harrlcana
110%
1
Mines
Mines
Jowsey Mining
Jupiter Oils
New
Jan
1.20
Jan
3.15 Feb
*
New Goldvue Mines
Feb
3.00
Jan
42c
20,367
13%
5
•
Explorations
Feb
1
Ltd
Jdfet -Quebec
Jonsmith
Gas
35c
•
(1939)
Gold
New
42%
1
Minerals
Jan
94%
1
Corp__
Exploration
Jeanette
9
37%
1
20c
Jan
3.40
Jan
New Fortune Mines
380
•
Mines
Feb
31c
3.15
1
New Dickenson Mines
12.649
1.25
10c
14,200
Jan
Mines
99
1.01
20,600
55 %
Petroleum
Delhi
45:%
1.15
14c
Jan
Develop
Da vies
94%
1
Isotope Products Ltd
Jacobus Mining
Jan
Feb
11
36c
1.60
X
1
Continental Oil
37%" 39%
"
Bay
6%
17%
Concord
8
Credits
Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Jan
12c
3.25
1
Chamberlain
1
Ltd
25c
49%
Mines
New
Jan
17%
Jan
v-31C
—1
—1
New
Jan
65c
Jan
21c
2,000
78
*
——
New
Jan
4.90
7%
12c
l_—_—10
Dominion
New
Jan
25%
British
Calumet
New
Jan
Feb
Feb
17%
17%
Interp^ovincial
Iron
6%
15c
23%
17
05c
Petroleum
New
Jan
4.55
l
International Metal Ind class A
-
11%
4.70
775
—
Powders
Jan
11%
•
1
23c
Ja
Feb
16%
Gold
Bidlamaque
Bristol Oils
New
Jan
23%
10
common
Bronze
57%
24 %
20
Inspiration
15c
15c
51% Feb
*
Preferred
.
5%
486 2/3
25c
23c
Jan
72%
Jan
New Athona Mines
35
Inland Natural Gas
539
20
25c
——<
Jan
53%
.
74%
95%
15
Alger Mines
46c
53
Gold
72 %
Feb
1,795
Nesbltt Labine Uranium
7.00
84
Jan
32
Lake
74%
Jan
89
•
Jan
41
30c
35
preferred
28
*
3,600
53%
6%
93
63
66c
Works
——
32c
76
20
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd com
InglLs (John) St Co
Inland Cement Co pfd
89
Jan
60
Mines
4,598
.10
Imperial Bank
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordlnarv-5
Indian
93
58 %
3,220
Oar—
79%
32
Mtge
I,972
45
preferred
Trust
13^4
•
Erie
63
1
Steel
•
&
60%
89c
68c
National Petroleum
Jan
B
Huron
61
Feb
55c
73,760
1
Grocers
A
•
Jan
60c
45
Chemical com
Explorations Ltd
National
Class
•
6%
66c
Drug &
Class
HUdson Bay
7%
55c
Ltd
National
Hoyle
Feb
Feb
6%
310
6%
60c
Mines
Creek
National
Feb
705
25
86%
•
Locomotive
National
25c
3.500
24%
Feb
Jan
25,000
11
82
-—100
Moore Corp common-
88c
1034
Jan
480
1
Jan
30c
31c
6%
1
Porcupine
Feb
85c
30c
6%
Feb
*
Mines
21c
25c
5
Mining —:
Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam PorcuDine
86%
6
1
Jan
85c
30c
Ore
Co
Min
30c
•
Howard Smith Paper common
82
—•
-*
-1
Corp
Modern Containers common
35c
—20c
Metals
Jan
Ltd
Co
83%
17,534
•
Uranium
Lake
Jan
3.00
•
Gold
6 %
Feb
1
Petroleums
City
15c
_1
Drilling
6
15
11c
1.25
Jan
6 %
Jan
6%
Warrants
Jan
57,000
Jan
%c
9,500
*
15c
13c
2.03
1.45
"
Gas
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour
75c
Jan
Feb
•
Mogul Mining Corp
Monarch Knitting preferred
51.000
36 %C
•
35c
2.300
12c
Jan
—1
com
3,100
18c
22c
1
Jan
Feb
21,700
50
pfd—
Industries
Jan
Jan
Jan
32c
50s
Mining
14c
Jan
15c
12c
ZI
Power
26%
3.00
Jan
1.25
72,950
39c 44%c
18c
&
Jan
10c
Jan
10c
•
Gas
&
Feb
9c
19c
8,625
1
Mlndamar
23
69,050
12c
1
Mines
Light
Oil
21
14c
1
Consol
48c
Jan
Jan
Jan
47c
*
Mining
Uranium
Feb
Feb
650
8%c
Meta
Feb
18
63,000
Iron
Mines
Jan
8%
7
Jan
Feb
55c
41c
1
Mersey Paper 5% fo
Midwest
3.00
_*
1
Jan
Midrlm
23 3 4
Lakes
Paper common
1.85
21
3.95
Jan
Feb
27c
Jan
13c
1.75
10%c
*
Petroleum
Feb
9c 10 %e
ll%c
Merrill Island
Merrill
36c
10%C
Jan
1.30
11c
Exploration St Dev
Feb
Jan
Jan
100
1
Mines.—:
Mentor
Jan
49c
11,400
.
12c
Lake
43%
19c
29,386
1
Minerals
Jan
11c
Feb
Feb
1
Mines
1.02
Red
3.90
Feb
1
Gold
Feb
38
7%
42
10c
19
23
Feb
27c
4.00
4.00
Jan
68.250
10%c U34C
18
11 %C
Jan
Jan
•
Petroleums
Medallion
42%' Jan
27,900
29c
1
5%
23,000
8c
113,830
McWatters Gold Mines
3.75
Jan
10c
•
19c
42
11%C
1.62
Porcupine
Red
Lake
27 %c
845
Jan
Jan
100
Feb
3.80
1.10
7Vac
1.45
com
Preferred
Feb
47
Feb
42
Jan
23,000
1.50
common
Jan
11c
Oil
166%
Frontenac
16c
7 %
98c
8%c
1
15c
3.75
500
7%c
30 %c
-
5.370
Feb
99c
8c
30c
—«
13.000
*
High Crest Oils Ltd
Highland
Bell
Highwood Sarcee Oils
.
Feb
McColl
;
Mines
31.483
:—*
10
Hallnor Mines
Holllnger
Maybrun
16c
1
Tower
Jan
Jan
2.10
26c
-
19c
1
A
*
Preferred
Ltd
Jan
99c
.
100
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Maxwell
Jan
2.05
Feb
1.60
—1
Jan
4.10
1
Oils
1.75
Ltd
16c
—1
common
1.65
1
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Oils
3.75
38
Jan
1.71
Maritime
18c
3.75
35
•
Marigold
Feb
4.00
15c
Feb
.
1
Jan
McKenzie
15c
30
31
1
5.80
v.
Jan
2,005
6,500
32%
45c
14,500
Feb
32%
30
Ltd
Mines
71c
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
1.30
30
30
Maralgo Mines
Marcon
10Vac
20c
200
30,400
7%c Feb
8.175
1.21
21c
Jan
5.402
Feb
16c
15c
21c
1.06
20c
Jan
1.50
6,300
•
Jan
21c
l.U
1.06
Uranium Ltd
11c
1.45
Jan
Maneast
20c
—
8%c
Jan
Jan
Jan
45c
50,250
Jan
Jan
10,400
27,300
30%
—
65c
18c
Feb
54c
12c 15 %c
10c
:
1.90 Jan
Feb
1.75
4,900
1.85
45c
1.79
7,500
—
1.75
50c
1.50
21.500
1.45
175
8c
12c 13 % c
8%c
Jan
1.69
20c 22 %c
7%c
Jan
11c
1
22 %c
—
80c
Jan
Goldfields
29c
—
Feb
Feb
8c
Malar tic
1.24
Feb
20
42c
6,000
1
Mages Sporting Goods.:
Jan
100
42,400
32%
Magnet Consolidated Mines—.1
21%
Jan
20
"
Mines
23c
10c
Majortrans
26c
Feb
4.55
47c
Lake Gold
Jan
50c
13 %c
1.07
1
A
14c
Feb
34c
Feb
20c
22c
87c
'
class
Jan
Jan
20
—*
Bloedel
1.54
1.00
42c
1
Mines--
Jan
Feb
Feb
1.12
9%c
20
1
Gold
Jan
80c
-
8c
7%
20c
—
6,400
-
Jan
36
Jan
Feb
15c
46 c.
1
B
Madsen Red
Jan
36
15c
*
—:
Cockshutt
Class
Jan
4.90
7%
Mines
Mines
Explorations
Macmillan
Jan
23*4
Hi
Macl^od
58 %
1
Gold
Jan
17%
10%c
Heva
Macfle
Jan
Ltd
Hendershot
Macdonald
Feb
7%
2,700
1
Co
Gold
Macassa Mines
Jan
53%
37%
57,950
90c
15c
1
1
Develop—
Gold
Jan
Jan
1.30
14%
38%
Yellowknlfe
105
Jan
•
Heath
Lynx
35c
.
1.30
80c
*
Lowney (W M)
Lyndhurst Mining
Jan
657
%
Goldfield
30
Jan
Mines
Jan
7%
101
Mines
Headway
Louvicourt
Jan
3.10
80
30
1
of
Jan
102
GwiUim Lake Gold
Head
33%
Jan
•
Grass
Gold
Feb
1.01
1.12
860
Uranium
1
Warrants
6,795
1
—,
Products
Hasaga
29%
27
1.22
1
Jan
915
77,408
Lorado
Jan
21c
20.425
19c
17c
26
35,435
15c
•
Jan
Feb
9%c 10%c
Long island Petroleums
Jan
Explorations
39,032
10c
Lomega
13c
2.50
A
•
Gold
Mines
Harrison
20c
Groceterias
Mclntyre
Coal
Rock
Feb
B
Jan
104 %
29
.Gypsum Lime & Alab
Hard
15c
pfd
Jan
55
Jan
Feb
15
Warrants
Gurney
Jan
58%
•
Guaranty Trust
t
13c
29c
—
Mines
Jan
1.17
50
Lead
Jan
9c
54
1
GreyhawK Cranium
Gulf
30
14%
—50
Northern
.Gulch
Feb
14%
1
Mines
Warrants
West
27
12C
Paper
Great
250
58 %
__
Mines
Plains
28
102
1
Bousquet
Sweet
27
20
4.55
Preferred
Great
27%
Feb
1
________
Granduc Mines
Great
preferred——30
23c
—1
(Canada)
Great
Loblaw
23 c
Z_i
Uranium
Lakes
Jan
1.01
•
1
Great
51%
102
36
preferred
Graham
7.00
28%
23c
Gold Mines
Mines
Grandines
17%
1.09
a
Mines
Manitou
4%
Feb
28%
common.
Mine—
Goodyear Tire
16
Feb
__
Gold Eagle Gold
Goiden
883
Jan
—
Goldale Mines
Goldfields
17
7
Ltd
Uranium
Goldcrest
16
76
Mig class A
Wares
Yellowknife
Glenn
16
70
1
corn-
1
Geo-Scientific Prospector*
Giant
*
4.95
_1
,
Mascot
Class
1
Petroleum
General Products
Giant
Jan
1
Ltd.
Mines
Jan
1.10
240
"lOO
_
__
—
General Motors
Genex
Jan
17%
7
•
common
General Dynamics
Steel
43%
Jan
2.70
_.
..
preferred
General
Jan
17
77 %
1
A
42
807
7
1
Power
Class
434
17
.76
Mines
General
42%
17
2.50
—
Exploration
Mines
42
17
2.55
•
Galkeno
Geco
42
•
•
Gaitwin
5%
50
Class A
29%
_
Trailer
Galiueau
Loblaw Cos.
30
_
_
common
_
Htgn
Jari
*
Companies
Debentures
865
104
•
Mines
Frobisher
53 3 8
102
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
Feb
5.90
52 %
Shares
Feb
85c
53
•
A-
Par
r:
for Week
Jan
Feb
9
102%
15
(US)
Canada
Range
9%
22c
Feb
14c
22 %
Ford
Hign
Sales
Week's
of Prices
I asi
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
**
Kirkland
15
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Par
FEBRUARY
for Week
of Prices
Bale Price
ENDED
Friday
Range
Last
WEE
Sales
Week'*
Pritoy
STOCKS
20,700
16
325
16c
16c 17 Vac
44,000
100,617
47c
11,600
2.65
12,930
13c
16c
1
45c
40c
_90o
56c
16
12c
*
•
2.60
2.48
17 %c Feb
30c
6
Feb
40
Jan
Jan
Jan
7c
Jan
10c
50c
Feb
71c
Jan
16
Feb
16
Feb
12c
Feb
23c
15c
Jan
Jan
20c
Jan
80c
Jan
2.85
Jan
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(860)
.
.
.
Monday, February 18, 1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Taronto Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
Friday
Week'*
Laat
Rang*
Sale Prle*
STOCKS
of Price*
Low
34c
O'Leary Malartic
Jocxey Club
Warrants
Preferred
Class
,
Jan
2.10
Feb
63c
60c
66c
14,200
9
9 %
Jan
'
Tuuueiu
Taurcanis Mines
Jan
9%
Jan
Taylor
9
Jan
9%
Jan
*cv,»-Hugiies
28 Va
Jan
Temagaml
325
26%
l0'/4
9.75
26%
79c
Feb
—.
———
29,777
20c
60,600
18c
Feb
33c
Jan
31c
4,540
26c
Jan
50c
Jan
28c
29c
Mines
10%
18c
19 % C
29c
8,850
28c
Feb
37c
Jan
9%
Feb
13%
10c
Eastern
Pacific
9c
IOC
17
16 VB
17%
Petroleum
-
Parsec
Mines
Peace
1,030
102%
44c
5,950
42c
Feb
53c
Jan
24,300
21c
Jan
31c
Jan
10c 10 Vac
8,230
9c
Jan
13c
Jan
9c
20,300
7 VaC
Jan
10c
Jan
72c
85c
22,754
52c
Jan
8 Vic
80c
Nat
Gas
Permo
Gold
perron
Pickle
Oil
pfd
c
—
Mines
British
Columbia—
Jan
51'/a
1,087
50
Jan
57 V<
Jan
2.98
79,760
Jan
3.20
Jan
33c 44 VaC
271,800
2.63
2.30
General
Iron
A
Works
43c
Jan
9
25
9
Jan
9%
1.85
/
1.60
Jan
1.95
Feb
4.035
3.00
Feb
4.90
Jan
3,55
-
60c
140
55c
Feb
97c
25,400
90c
Feb
22c
26c
115,160
22c
Feb
38c
Jan
25c
30c
Jan
47c
42 %
''
■
87 Vi
40
Feb
49
32
Jan
35
Feb
300
22%
Feb
25
Jan
20
3 00
20
Feb
24
Jan
3,700
13c
Jan
23c
33
.87%
.87
,40
■
1,733
-
Canada
Explorations
Trans
Emu I
Oils
Trans
Mountain
-
re
60
41
Trans
Prairie
Triad
Oil
1.94;
Pipe
Line
107
*
Feb
1.75
Feb
Trinity
Feb
1.49
Jan
48c
1.45
1.45
1.50
8,600
1.40
1.60
Jan
1.15
1.30
9,585
1.15
Feb
1.37
Jan
1.40
1.35
1.40
2,425
1.35
Feb
1.66
Jan
8c
9 Vic
73,000
ViC
Jan
7c
Jan
15c
Jan
12 %
Feb
13%
Jan
12 VB
12 V»
6,000
60c
Feb
75c
Jan
38 Vi
41V4
2,018
38%
Feb
46%
Jan
58c
73c
28,600
50c
Jan
73c
Feb
55
Jan
59%
Jan
58 Va
12%
5,1 o-j
65c
59 Vi
1
130
1
Ultra
Shawkey
Union
Gas of Canada—
Union
Mines
Mining
17
'
Jan
4,779
*
25c
<
Jan
18
/
1
United
Corps
United
Fuel
Keno
32c
7.303
20c
24c
2.U5
Earth
Rare
class
28c
30c
.
Montauban
Steel
4.25
Jan
5.00
Jan
12c
Jan
United
1.35
Jan
1.50
Jan
Universal
7.50
8.05
27,225
6.75
Jan
8.05
Feb
Upper Canada
6.50
7.05
8,385
6.50
Feb
8.00
3.10
6,270
2.50
Jan
3.50
Jan
1.25
1,540
1.16
Feb
1.50
Jan
2.10
2.40
174,400
12c
14c
11,700
1.70
Jan
2.47
89c
29,600
81c
Jan
Feb
162,200
11c
Jan
4,125
60c
65c
5,200
Class
A
Roche
Rockwin
Bant'
91c
A
Vanadium
Vandoo
Corp
Jan
66
Jan
24c
Feb
6.95
Jan
24%
22
24 %
1,042
19%
Jan
24 %
Feb
17c 18 %c
20.540
12 Vic
Jan
20c
59%
59 Vi
60
135
58 Vi
Jan
60
5.85
5.85
5.85
300
5.75
Feb
12c
11c
14c
20,250
1.96
2.35
Vi
1.57
Alloys
179,225
1.73
Jan
16
500
15%
Feb
16%
Jan
21%
176
21
Jan
24%
Jan
69c
73c
13,200
b9c
Jan
85c
Jan
Viceroy
3.10
3.10
125
—1
19c
15c
19c
53,700
*
Consol
Ventures
35 Vb
35
36 Va
7,238
*
—
Explorations Ltd
Ltd
class A
Jan
1.90
Jan
1.70
Feb
75c
Feb
9
1,200
9
100
17
F"b
17c
20c
53,850
3.00
Jan
12
31c
16c
Jan
Feb
9
Jan
Jan
12
Feb
24c
•
Jan
44c-
Feb
37,085-
7,304
700
12c
15C
14,50.)
9c
Jan
%c
12c
2,500
9c
Jan
67%
66%
70 V4
2,703
66%
Feb
72%
Jan
17
17%
4,608
16
Jan
20
Jan
27
2
35
—
—
Weedon
.210:* Jan
50c
•
•
Lawrence
5%
St
Bt
Corp
class
A
•*
Naco
Lawrence
Michael
Ban
Cement
15
Ltd
60c
Bridge
56c
Feb
13c
Jan
class
A
Ltd
15%
Lead
2.45
2.75
25,450
3.90
4.05
6,185
61
80
84
531
80
Feb
1.00
1.00
100
97c
Jan
6.80
7.10
29,985
10
10 %
1,855
24%
25%
345
21 Vi
22
21%
352
21%
150
4.25'
4.05
Yukeno
Souris
Valley
400
Zenmac
2.10
Mines
Standard
<fc
2.50
3.60
6.80
Feb
Jan
3.65
Uranium
Oil
&
Starratt
Olsen
Stedman
Steel of
Gold
Feb
8.15
10%
Jan
Anglo
24%
Feb
25%
Jan
Asbestos
21%
Jan
22 Vi
Jan
Brown
Co
21 %
Jan
22
Jan
Puloln
Gold
Jan
Canada
4.05
Feb
4.55
&
Cons
Superior
Propane
43c
Feb
lOVi
10Vi
604
10%
Jan
19 V4
20
1.722
19%
Feb
20%
66c
Jan
83c
Feb
Coast
17%
Jan
18
Feb
11c
Jan
15c
Jan
Dalhousie
69c
75c
14.220
18
18
600
1?C
13c
6,000
Jan
Canadian
Jan
Canadian
63c
Jan
Canadian
11
Jan
Canadian
Jan
Canadian
1.07
Supertest
Petroleum
Switson
Gold
Feb
30c
Jan
53
21,850
41c
Jan
59c
Jan
.
Jan
12,820
21c
Feb
31c
Jan
35c
13,940
27c
Jan
42c
Jan
35
Feb
Jan
35
35 %
37 Va
Jan
4.25
4.45
1.720
Jan
4.65
Jan
60c
68c
7,758
60c
Feb
77C
Jan
15%c 19 Vac
371,000
10c
Jan
19 Vac
Feb
675
3.95
24 %
24 %
225
61 %
64 Va
5,600
61 Va
Feb
713 4
Jan
1,000
8c
Jan
10 VaC
Jan
173i
Feb
21%
Jan
8c
9c
17%
18%
60,893
24
Jan
26 VB
Jan
3.35
3.75
18.130
38c
44c
21,000
37c
Feb
59c
13c
11
500
9 %c
Jan
Jan
4,500
10 Vic
Feb
IOV2C
11c
;9c
9 Vic
»
266,000
13 VaC
14%c
Jan
Jan
8c
12,400
13 %c 18 VaC
11c
Jan
Feb
25c
Jan
Jan
14,V,4
13
13 %
3,490
10%
Jan
14%
3.25
3.25
75
3.25
Feb
3.60
•
1.02
97c
1.45
*1-37
1
30c
30c
1.04
26.80J
1.45
2,883
Feb
97c
1.37
Feb
14%c
3.50
3,015
3.50
Feb
5 Va
1
65
3.70
%
200
1.70
420
Li
3.15
5
1.35
Jan
4.25
Jan
4.10
Zinc
Jan
1.60
Jan
32c
22.000
30c
Feb
38c
Jan
—_20c
11c
12c
83,000
lie
Jan
15c
Jan
1
Oil
9c
9 Vic
4,000
9c
Jan
13c
1.45
1.50
10,020
1.45
Feb
7c
8c
21,233
7c
Jan
10c
Jan
Mines
•
1.48
1
!
7 Vic
1.80
Jan
Jan
1
27c
25c
30c
46.600
23c
Jan
36c
Jan
1
;
50c
47c
54c
18,950
33c
Jan
54c
Feb
Laat
Develop
Curb Section
-
funds
Waak'a
5
Ingersoll
2.210
8%
Feb
10%
Jan
31
30
31
540
29 Va
Feb
33
Jan
15%
15%
385
15%
Feb
17
4.20
4.00
4.20
2,439
3.70
Feb
23%
805
540
28 %
Jan
31
Jan
1.915
16%
Feb
19%
Jan
45
Feb
48
Jan
45
36%
25
210
_
Securities
-
5
4.00
Jan
37%
2,249
36 %
Feb
39%
Jan
25c
11.30O
prin
Jan
27c
Jan
7.00
3,835
19%
Jan
23 %
18%
3.079
17%
Feb
20%
Jan
30
31
637
30
Feb
37 %
Jan
94
95 %
145
94
Feb
103
47'%
50%
1.897
47%
Feb
53
Jan
12%
190
10%
Jan
13 %
Jan
66
190
65 %
Feb
70
Jan
94 %.
50 %
5 Va
Jan
Jan
1.70
Feb
Canadian
65 %
83
83
35
Feb
83
28:%
29%
388
28 %
Feb
32%
Jan
31%
32
80
31%
Feb
35%
Jan
*
_
Mines
63
1
4.65
4.55
4.70
3.00
2.80
3.00
525
54
54
55
320
53
Feb
59
Jan
38
38
40
75
38
Feb
45
Jan
5%
5%
100
54c
55c
2.800
_
Inv
2.85
100
2.85
17%
1,525
17
Jan
18%
Jan
97%
80
96
Jan
97%
Odd
Feb
17
Feb
2.15
Jan
7c
i'c
Feb
9 Vac
Jan
4.25
4.20
4.50
1,(00
4.20
Feb
5.50
Jan
1.53
1.35
1.64
78,210.
1.10
Jan
1.64
Feb
7 500
7c
Gold
FOOTNOTES
No
par
lot
tx
Trust
1
Corp
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
sale
e
In
600
4.55
Feb
2.80
Feb
year's
year's
Cash
(Un 1 Admitted
wl When
range),
x
price.
sale
CANADIAN
Ex-liquidating
wd When
5%
54c
4.75
3.40
to
unlisted
delivered,
issued,
Ex-dlvldend.
y
(not Included
In
year's
range).
Ex-rigbts.
x
Ex-stock
Jan
Jan
5%
58c
MARKETS
dividend.
(not included
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat
r
delivery sale
AND
t
(not Included
range).
d Deferred
in
Feb
__1
-
_
Gen
Consolidated
a
Jan
*
Mines-
Ridgeway Corporation
•
Jan
29%
*
2.50
common.
Gold
23
17%
66
_
Paper
Bros
Yukon
Jan
22 3
*
'
..
&
Oreille
Jan
Jan
200
22%
_
Paper
Price
21c
4.00
38
12%
7.50
Utilities
Pend
36 %
Jan
Feb
35
17%
_
com
Paoer
Consolidated
6 20
21c
3.25
50
30
__
Pato
Third
45
3.30
36 %
27%
Canada
Flbur
Ogilvie
3.25
36 %
m
•
Power
Feb
29
17%
3.50
•
•
Ontario
23VB
16%
_
_
Bridge
Jan
Feb
Jan
21
28 %
*
Rand
Paper
_
4.20
16%
5.00
Oil
Inc
&
Mtn
9 Va
28%
Westinghouse
Maclaren
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
8%
*
common
Marconi
Interprovincial
Loblav;
Ibarai
■Iff*
9
•
International Utilities
Minn
r«r WHb
22%
*
Industries
of
■
Vaag*
•f frlaaa
-
tow
5
_
International
Jan
Jan
37',
50c
Jan
1.21
<
Jan
2.85
l
1.80
Gaspe Copper Mines
Jan
-1JC
5 !it
Industries
Sylvanlte Gold
Feb
Copper '
DuPont
21c
47
28c
"loo
Cons
130
23C
,
Preferred
Inlet
2.600
3lc
common
Ordinary
Surf
21c
52 '/a
52c
1.70
*
1.00
15%
consolidated
7,000
15c
3.55
warrants
Mines
1,700
Sugar
General Investments-
Va
3 70
common.,
Propane
Jan
1.45
Dominion
Jan
12c
Sullivan
Feb
2.90
Dredging
Feb
43c
Superior
92 Va
__
9c
18
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact
Jan
21%
•
Corp
80c
9c
19 %
Jan
'.
Newfoundland
14,300
24%
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Stanlelgh Uranium Corp
1,433
Jan
Par
Jan
62 %
Canada
Steeloy Mining
Jan
Feb
•
■
42.000
10c
21
2.20
Friday
10
35
Bros
Jan
90
Sal* I'rU*
Jan
4.25
Ltd
I8V4
70
Jan
68c
Mines
1,85)
24.640
STOCKS
Jan
1.30
26c
Gas
Feb
Jan
2.38
Jan
32c
Paving & Materials
Stanrock
Stanwell
Jan
1.99
17
Jan
4.25
89
41c
Oils
36%
Jan
Feb
92 Va
Canadian
13c
21c
Mines
Feb
14
20 Vb
Toronto Stock Exchange
46c
52
Stadacona
1.00
Jan
91
1
Mining
86c
Oils
19
35 %
Jan
98c
2.20
Ms'.al
Zulapa
lie
Oil
350
Feb
2.70
Jan
46c
Jan
26
Jan
3.25
Bear
80c
13
Union
Spooner
&
43c
Southam
174,996
14
18
-■ Jan
19%
*
Mines
Dominion
Southern
40
1,99
.
25
1.85
36%
18%
Feb
17%
Jan
2.30
Mines
43c
--
25
1,145
1.39
92 %
Feb
2.50
Rol
Jan
100
Mines
Canuck
Jan
Jan
69c
common
Van
Feb
2.75
10
Ltd
.,—
Woodgreen Copper
Wrlght-Hargreaves
19%
Dairies
50
1.15
36
18%
Alexander
85c
Mines
2,300
Jan
1
Gold
Jan
14%
570
13c
Mines
Mines
Slocan
80
7,450
—1
Jan
1.00
Jan
Jan
2.45
%
Feb
14c
Jan
1.82
65
14%
—
19c
.
10 J
2.35
21%
Quebec
Standard
Slater
70
Jan
14%
21
Mining
Simpsons
70
1.27
10
common
25c
Jan
Jan
3,790
13,600
common
trust
Mines
Sllverwood
Slscoe
68c
56C
48,6:)0
2
Silver-Miller
Silver
Jan
18c
—
35c
Jan
9 Vic
14
Jan
7.00
Breweries
Silanco
15%
35c
60c
50
Preferred
Voting
Jan
Feb
4.00
50
Gold
Horsey
Signia
15
26C
1.45
—
Gordon
Sicks
277
32,300
13c
Shawinigan Water & Power common..
Shirriff
Feb
2.40
Security Freehold Petroleums
Bherritt
Jan
1.40
:
Cement
Creek
18%
97%
18c
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Sheep
Feb
Jan
15
—
Saskatchewan
16%
94
1.45
Petroleums Ltd
Debentures
Sarnia
15
Feb
16 VaC
26,500
2.75
Feb
27c 29 %c
29c
Gold
River
Sapphire
A
Mines
Gold
Antonio
Band
class
Uranium
290
20c
32,422
1.27
20
Yellowkniie
1,300
Vi
26,600
27,200
1.99
_
Coghlan
Yankee
Jan
73c
Wood
Yale
Jan
54c
62c
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Jan
3.50
Feb
26
25
Feb
Feb
18
18
Jan
35c
45,041
Feb
Jan
8,500
2.27
Feb
17c
1,400
41c
2.00
15c
12%
2.85
26
9%c
35
Jan
81c
18
1
Jan
Jan
Feb
2.27
1
Feb
Jan
4.05
58c
1.17
Winchester Larder
Jan
12
Jan
78,451
1.15
Windward
11 »A
2.95
79c
23c
Feb
11 Vac
64c
Jan
24C
Warrants
Wiltsey
12 %
Feb
13%
c
Jan
1.00
18
Feb
54c
18%
36
A
Jan
12
71
B_
Mines
450
16%
class
Jan
Jan
10c 10 Vic
A
class
Co
Preferred
1,500
97
class
1.95
Jan
20c
Petroleum
Plywood
Jan
Feb
71c
Grocers
1.30
17%
21c
5
1
Jan
Jan
67%
%
•
~
Breweries
7
29c
2,75
•
Petroleum
Jan
Feb
725
35c
Class B
35
16%
Oil—
Canada
Willroy
11%
96%
Gas
Jan
6
18%c
1,440
24c
10
Jan
18%
38c
15c
Feb
41
69%
1
1
Jan
23c
Feb
58c
2.85
•
3.55
Feb
35
17%
*
65c
1
Mines
(Geo)
35
97 Va
1
Warrants
11 Vi
16%
com
new
preference
Ltd—
12
Jan
Feb
67 V4
%
13c
Feb
16%
I8V2
•
Nickel
Decalta
Yellorex
Bt
2,586
12 14
69
*
Copper
Products
Western
Western
11 Vic 11 Vic
180
12%
3.25
•
Pyrite
Weston
39o
Industries
1,100
W
&
Equipment
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Webb & Knapp
iCanadaj
Western
75c
Mining
G
Western
17
1
3.25
Mines
Waterous
Western
17'/4
common—
Walker
Feb
70c
10
3.10
•
Jan
16'/a
12 Vac
1,000
1
Amulet
Jan
4.00
Feb
9
v
100
54c
Waite
Jan
23c
4.00 Feb
3.00
.12
54c
Walnwright Producers <fc Ref
Maygill
65c
100
12
1
Westeel
Jan
58c
—___25
Oils
West
37c
64c
preferred
Dare
Vulcan
Jan
26,400
3.00
Virginia
Jan
1.90
18c
Feb
58c
16,100
Petroleums Ltd
20
3.00
1.70
Lake
Jan
1.56
1.50
Malartic
Feb
14c
1.70
Wespac
1.80
:io
11,800
1
Mines
West
I8V4
9,866
65,480
Werner
Jan
375
2,734
22c
3.00
2.48
15c
500
18%c
Jan
900
16c
6
21c
*
;
Jan
57c
1.70
6
1
Mfg
1.20
1.90
4.00
70c
16%
of Canada
Jan
15 Vi
70c
i
Mines
1.04
20%
14c
'
33 VaC
*
Feb
Jan
17c
Feb
11c
Feb
6.40
21%
15 Vi
-10
—
10 Vb
Feb
53c
Jan
1.35
Jan
19c
Mines—:
Feb
5.65
:__i
—
Feb
1.35
8%
80c
12
—50
Feb
6,135
;
Products
Feb
14Vic
—
Ltd
Jan
Feb
62%
19 %c
6.00
'Z—50
pfd
Mines
Jan
71,320
'
Preferred
Russell
Ryanor
2,300
Feb
454,600
10 %c
Oil
95c
18c
—
Mines
Royalite
23,850
1.54
—
Roxana Oils
r-ovp'
Jan
1.35
3.00
Lac—
Ccnsol
Jan
19
4.00
(A V) Can LtdJ—
Rowan
21c
15 Vac
1.80
Jan
Jan
Feb
100
15c
u—_
2.45
18c
16
43,100
19
Jan
Jan
80c
Jan
Jan
5,625
8 Vi
1.70
com
Petroleum
Rocky
Roe
1.85
Jan
5,160
1.02
—
—
Long
1.00
12,385
85c
19%
common
32c
26c
1,300
Feb
9.90
Feb
16c
Ltd
Mill
Little
Robinson
91c
60c
1.25
24c
Feb
8'/a
—
Uranium
Cotton
1.10
53c
Mines
Athabasca
Rix
20c
16 Va
95c
;
Silk class
Robinson
2.20
19c
16
98c
„—__
Ruoununl
Rio
2.05
8.00
Jan
2.34
Feb
22e
—
—
18c
Feb
9.00
1.03
Macdonald
Rich well
1.28
18c
2.05
Ltd—
Jan
7,859
9,741
;
Violamac
76,225
8.00
91c
Regent Refining
Rexspar Uranium
Riverside
81c
1.45
Jan
1.52
Rayrock Mines
Reef Explorations
Reeves
1.28
11c
65c
_
Feb
33c
Jan
2.70
56c
Feb
66
2.24
7 Vac
Feb
20c
5.65
Oils
100
30c
-
5.80
•
United
400
86c
Ltd
Jan
Jan
22c
64 %
<•
17 Vic
class
United
7,500
20c
Co
Jan
Jan
o
B______.
Hill
9c
161/4
Mining
-
21 %c
——
65%
21 Vic
Mines
Inv
1.40
8.25
Rapid Grip & Batten
Feb
.
21%
9.00
-
1
Ltd
Estella
United
United
30.
"
m
Asbestos
4.80
19 Vic
Rainvllle Mines Ltd
Jan
'
-30c
*
Feb
7.90
Jan
2.67
118
Feb
■42.4c
12,166
2.25
*
Feb
-
1.205-
8.60
7.90..
104
13,300
20C
.
1
Corp
United
8c
4.50
1.43
Mines
43% Jan
1.20
-32.15
30c
Chibougamuu
1.40
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
Radlore Uranium
Jan
Jan
Jan
27c
13 Vie
Mining
Feb
16.747
Vlco Explorations
Quemont
'
Feb
40
Feb
40 Vi
83
Jan
-
17,849
.
107
,
24c
8.25
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Jan
104
18
.
:
1.00
■*'.
25c
i
-
1.20
2.40
*
Pipeline.
2.29
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
37
87
.125-
.,
1*95
2.45
___•
Resources
12,700
1.76
2.30
1
Ltd—
Oil
Transcontinental
1.16
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
-
-
*
Trans
6.95
Ltd
'
15c
„
40%
.
Feb
Jan
42 Vi
300.
37 V,
37%
100
47c
20
•'
—.
•
preierred
22 %
25c
15c
v
20
■
1
3,139
Jan
1.24
Jan
38c
3,100
Jan
8t>c
Feb
19c
27,640
,
35
22%
»—
0
;
25
45
34 Vi
34 %
0
common
•
55,"
9'<c
-
43.
20
—
3.10
Minerals
Purdex
Jan
27,365
.
24c
10
.
Preferred
8.00
Ltd
Jan
38c
Exploration
Traders Finance class A
8c
Airways
Producers
Gas
Bank
—*
~—
Dome
35c
3.00
—
Trusts
59,500
Gold
Warrants
Prospectors
_
Towagmac
5%
10,200
30c
Mines
Dominion
Class
Jan
40c
38
96c
1
Silver
Toronto
Feb
l^c
1.64
3 35
Tombill Gold Mines
Toronto
41%
Jan
9
-
57c
Toronto
Jan
10c
-
1.75
•
Mines
1.70
Electric
East
1
Thompson-Lund mark
Tiara
25
11,533
37c
9
1
1.05
4.80
Roy
Border
tlll/n
40
12c
38c
_
Mines
1.50
59
Oil
_
Mines
T.OO
43 VaC
Gold
Pronto Uranium Mines
Provo
10%
50
Corp
Preston
Feb
60c
Rouyn
President
9
9.55
73c
—-—
River
Powell
Premier
5,405
9.00
Oils
Powell
Prairie
Jan
40 %
Ponder
Power
24c
47,100
8
Development
Placer
Feb
21c
1.25
Ltd—.
of
Uranium
Pitch-Ore
18c
I8V2C
Gold
1.03
Gold
Gold
Jan
<-■
common
1.65
—
Mineral
6c
Co
Crow
Pioneer
Jan
11,800
2.95
common
Petrol OH & Gas
Phillips
Feb
6
95c
470
80c
9.55
—#
Mines
Oils
Peruvian
89c
Jan
Feb
5 Vb
51%
Gas
Oil
&
Jan
5
5
65c
21c
Pipeline
Pembina
115
Jan
65c
5%
—
Ltd
Mines
Consol
River
8c
65c
Drilling
Paymaster
Jan
Jan
19
23c 25Vic
42c
—
Uranium
Pater
Vic
11
Feb
'
Amalgamated Mines
Pardee
Parker
Feb
10 %C
—
uils
Mines
Paramaque
106% 113 »/4
112%
9
16%
1
:
Jan
23c
Page Hersey Tubes
Pamour Porcupine
Pan Western
3E.750
12,325
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
lie
*
Pearson
Torbrit
Pacific
Low
Mines
9
235
Bharss
40
Jan
1,150
9
for Week
Jan
2.401
Feb
26%
Gold
Lake
47c
Saiss
Range
Par
60c
27
Minerals
Ormsby
Osisko
28c
19,390
Week's
of Prices
Last
Bale Price
Hign
26c
Ccpper
Opemisxa
Orenada
80.900
9
Debenture
&
Loan
Ontario
Low
2.25
preferred
B
15
Friday
High
33c 38 VaC
———---
FEBRUARY
Range Since Jan, 1
2.10
—
ENDED
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2.10
common
Ontario
WEEK
TOR
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dividend.
trading privilege
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
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Volume 185
.
.
The Commercial $kd Financial Chronicle
.
(861)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
■
'
*
Quotations
for
Friday,
February
15
They do
"bid")
the
securities
Par
Industrials and utilities
Speer
Bid
FarAerovox
,?
Cbrp 1.
Aetna-iSfcandard
Products
ASk
Engineer
,•5
X27% /
Co^T
—u_——__1i
Inc
: TTE .(Sircult. Breaker
f.
Ideal Cement Co
29%
-
24%
28%
American Barge Line CO—' 33'a
American Box Board
" .30%
35 3 a
Air
American Express Co
46%
A. bf P
Incorporated l^i_---Cl..;%T9.%
Am phenol
%
Anheuser-Busch Inc -----4'
Arden
Partic preferred
Arizona- Public
Arkansas
''
Power
is* Gas
Aztec Oil
Bareco Oil
Bates
Mfg Co
Bausch
Bell
&
Co—
Jessop, Steel Co
10
—
& Lomb
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
Beryllium Corp
Blngham-Herbrand
,<
___♦
/
67
Tampax
11%
105?8
11%
7%
8%
16
1
Tennessee
Koehfing
Black, Sivalls is Bryson Inc com 1
Botany Mills Inc..
^
1
Bowser Inc $1.20 preferred__25
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co
10
Brush Beryllium Co
1
Brunner Mfg Co
___1
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
*
24%
Bullock's Inc
—10
1
Co
Calif Wat &
Canadian
Co
Fibers
17%
Lau
Blower
Co
111 Nat
20%
Texas Natural
38 %
Texas
3%
4%
Thermo
38%
Three
38%
Topp
26 %
31%
33%
5
22%
24 %
Trans
5
12%
17 %
1
:
6%
40%
Lone
14
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow Mfg & Sales Co.!
Steel
Star
35%
26%
27 7
1 %
11 Va
37%
;
1
30%
9%
40%
43%
17 7 8
Mallory (P R) it Co
1
Manning Maxwell & Moo re ..12%
36%
Maremont
23
Marlin-Rockwell
6%
Class
B
_
Colorado Milling &
14%
29%
32
50
24'% i 26%
-25%', ; 27'%
70% > ;74
19% -* 21%
Ltd
Common
Delhi-Taylor
vtg
Oil
1-5
51
—.—
Mfg Co
State Oil
Poods
Co
Corp
14%
16:
20 fa
27%
•,r
tjo-^10
25%
2'/a
93),.
14
13'/a
1
X9%
_1
17%
13%
14®8
62
66
36%
—5
Oil
4
Pioneer Natural Gas
53%
56%
19%
48-%
*
13%
8%
20
Second Bank-State Street Trust
77
81%
69%
63 %
67%
Natl
Pennsylvania
First
it Trust
of
3 V8
5%
22%
36
38%
5
6%
7%
Pub Serv Co of New
Producing Properties Inc —10c
Hamp—,~5
Mexico—_5
16%
Pub Serv Co of New
13%
14%
Alegre Sugar Corp——„1
18%
19 7 8
of America—1
Chemicals
—.—1
4%
4%
Punta
'•
17%
;__^5
21%
36'k
23
Republic Natural Gas Co_
39%
Richardson Co
Rare Metals Cofp
Reichhold
21
_2
Co
Banking
(Phila)
New
45 V*
47%
31
34%
24%
-10
Bank
Rochelle
Bk (FrankHn
Square
N
10
5
Y)
26 Va
(N
Roadway Express class A
25c
Robbins it Myers Inc
*
Robertson (H Hi Co
——1
34%
44%
47%
Glrard Trust Corn Exch Bk
(Philadelphia)
75 %
67%
70%
Trust Co
41%
HaftOver Bank of New York—10
Harris
County
31%
Hudson Tr Co
B>k
Union
Tr
of
Co
United States
25
16
(N Y)—10
42Va
42%
45%
22
66%
29
24%
Tr
Co
Amer
2%
Trust
20%
—!——.——10
United States Tr Co (N Y)—20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Arte)_5
17%
36 V8
For
footnotes
see
preceding
page.
'
Giant-Portland Cement Co____l
18%
19%
-GIddlngs is Lewis Mach Tool Co_2
26%
28%
Great Western Financial Corp_l
Green (A P) Fire Brick Co—,—5
34%
36%
23%
24:%
Green Mountain Power Corp—_5
Gruen Industries Inc
1
I53a
16s«
Rochester Telephone Corp
10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co—2%
9%
107«
Roddis
Gulf
Coast
Leaseholds
Inc—20c
3%
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
*
&%
Gulf
Sulphur
Corp
1Qo
634
4%
7%
25
27%
Hagan Chemicals & Controls__l
313 4
34%
Haloid
Company
Hanna (M A)
Class
:_^25c
B
—5-
Co class A com.10
i
10
common
Haskelite Mfg Corp
Hoover Co class A
Hudson Pulp is Paper Corp
Class A common
Hugoton Production Co
Hycon Mfg Co
_5
4
44
System
4i.a
71
18%
43%
We
23%
_i
25%
' 27%
3'a
14%
Markets in two out of every three of the
&
Utility Stocks quoted in the above
22%
54%
57%
Shore Oil it Devel Co_10c
14%
16
is Co
Co—10c
Southern Calif Waiter Co
5
Southern Colorado Power Co—*
Southern' Nevada Power Co
1
Southern New Eng Tele Co—25v
Southern Union Gas Co
1
Southwest Gas Producing Co—1
10%
11%
13%
14%
15 %
Pub' Serv
16%
17 %
42%
28%
,
18%
39%
'
74%
maKt
33%
13
30%
Southeastern
7%
36
20%
D>
South
3%
13%
16%
28
(G
120
26%
10
19
48
12%
1
«—5
Seismograph Service Corp.
Sierra Pacific Power Co
122
70
75%
17%
45
2
1
7%
Skil Corp
2
Smith, Kline & French Lab 33 %c
Searle
115
2%
_.__i
57
Industrial
114
7%
Inc
9%
53
10'
Gusthi-Bacon Mfg Co new_._2.50
Haite Mines Inc
Ryder
Plywood Corp
9
28%
7
8%
National
list
of
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the
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11%
29%.
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&
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74 Trinity Place, New York 6, N, Y,
45%
Co—
(Boston)
59%
33%
(Union City)—8
Industrial Bk of Com
Com (Cleve)—10
of Maryland—10
&
New Jersey
of No
Union
33%
Bank
54%
44%
10%
27
47%
(N Y)__5
Bk
of
44
453
420
Natl Bk is Tr Co—10
Natl
(Jersey City N J)_.
Hudson
''
(ChB—100
Tr & Sav Bk
Hartford
45y8
.20
Co
5Q%
21%
(N Y)„ .10
(Phila)
Trust
31%
46
41
& Tr Co
Tradesmens
71 %
15
20
—
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
29
19%
55
Y)
Trade Bk
21%
19%
Brand Rice Mills Inc—3%
65%
31 Va
16%
20
_3
River
of Phila
36 Vs
15 Va
12%
Riley Stoker Corp
21%
22%
33%
—
20
_10
Mass)
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
ton (NY)
i
State Bank of Albany.
—10
Sterling Natl Bk A Tr Co
24 V8
Potash Co of America
135
of
—10
Union Trust Co
(Boston,
29%
35%
;
Second Natl Bk
Franklin Natl
103%
Off.
Louis
St
First Westchester Natl
13%
1?7'8
Bank
Security First Natl Bank (Los
32 3«
2%
Natl
312
8
5%
Co
28
2038
19%
8
66%
53%
.34%
Gen 1 Tele Co of the Southwest
39%
73%
17%
65
33%
Rubber
Corp
Portland Gas St Coke
24%
" 364 2
39
36
21%
Royal Bank of ^Canada —
10
Royal State Bk of New York
5
Rye National Bank (N Y)—2
70
20%
60
Portland General Electric Co_7%
»t
Rockland-Atlas
50
104%
Polaroid
.
36%
City Bank (NY)—20
28
Co_.—.—•
57%
34%
29 7«
———-2
1
.19
Plymouth
.
rl93a
18
Lumber Corpx-X—3%
58%
54
34%
15
23%
55%
31
30-%
"
40%
25 Va
Republic Natl Bank (Dallaa).12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
1
12
16%
37%
23
Philadelphia Natl Bank
10
Pilgrim Trust Co (Boston)—10
Provident Trust Co (Phila)—10
35%
52%
56
64%
33
22
Pigeon Hole Park Inc <Wash»_l
..Ad
45
17%
14%
73%
Bank of Dallas—W)
First Natl Bk (Jersey Cityi—23
First Natl Bk of St Louis—_20
12 Va
Pickering
8%*
17%
52%
N J)__
87
First
30%
Tool Indus—
68
453
61
302
49 Va
40%
420
69%
-6%
N J)
(Camden
51%
65
83'%
First Natl Bk of Chicago—.100
"7%
47%
38
_5
(Hackensack
First Camden Natl Bk & Tr
Co
47%
(Chicago)—100
Co
*■
45%
—
N J)
<
60
25
Trust Co (N Y)
Tr
65
56
Peoples First Natl Bk & Tr
Co (Pgh)
—20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
182
174
(Newark
Co
Trust
28%
—
Pendleton
56%
^____20
Empire Trust Co (N Y)——50
58
>. ■
ijtust Co (Boston).100
Northern
28«/a
16%
28
5
—
39%
'52%
Cd_-__„,2Vz
26%
5
13%
Opeli^a Manufacturing Corp —5
Oswego Falls Corp _li—_—_5
46%
3112
preferred
New Eng
New York
First Natl Bank of Boston—12%
Brewing Co —— /
Pac Northwest Pipeline Corp—1
Pacific Power it Light Co
6%
Pan American Sulphur Co
^Oc
14%
AssnLlOO
Co
31%
Boston
7%
171
■15%'-
___•
__,__2_l0
of. Texas—!s
General Amer Oil Co
N Y)
88Vi
29
of
is
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston. 12%
Natl State Bk of Newark—12%
39
6%
16%
Pabst
10%
Packing Co
84%
.
First Natl
24%
-
"
Plains
Newark
ing Co
Continental 111 Bask it Trust
Co (Chicago)
—33Va
County Bank it Trust Co
(Pgterson N. J)
-10
County Trust Co (White
.
10%
16%
Coal___—1
36';.-
-
7%;.
2%
.
25
(N Y)
Trust Co
26%
Corp
Otter Tail PoweFCo
97«
934
Mac^ Cofp_2
Gas Service Co—
5%%
18%
11%
22%
L-V:.
1
Crude
;
37
-
—::
Frlto Co
General Controls
:
b7«
3134
9'»
Co__lL„'l_J___l''
Mineral
General
Natl
19 %
Co—-J*
*
43
330
61%
Notional City
40 Va
8%
Coal Corp
61
315
54%
National Bank
80%
25
Northwest Production Corp i—1
Northwestern Pub Serv
Ben
110 Va
40
Detroit—10
62
76
37 Va
1234
Old
56%
Bank (Cleve)
16
Essex Bask¬
(N J)
—.—28
57 Va
pompiercial Trust Co, of N J_25
Connecticut Bank & Tt Co_12Va
19%
American
106
Mercantile Tr Oo (St Louis)—25
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston-10
-■17%:
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
/ North Indiana Pub Serv Co—
*
2538
"
'
13 fa
T
-1
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Co
Fluor Corp Ltd
-Foote. Bros Gear &
Garlock
10
—7%
Fanner Mfg Co
..Federal Natl Mortgage
Foote
__
Mellon Natl Bk ds Tr Co
66
23%
_i
North Penn Gas Co
67«
24
34%
(Texas43
El Paso Electric Co
First Boston
io%
x29%
^___50c
48V*
27%.
18%
&.Gas
5
(Pgh) 25
263
22%
11%
Oil
of
62
45%
25%
1
of
Bank
2-*/
(N Y)„10
Exch Bk
26%
15%
North
j
,
Associates
21
Natl
Y)
(N
20%
belli_1
Nm-tex
2,.%
-17%
6%
1
19%
Brook
Freeport
28%
America *>
>*
j*.':
____2
16% r
17%
Gas Co
Meadow
51%
10
Commercial State Bank is
Inc—
.
10%
Nat
43%
43 Va
47
12
Inc
36%
41
—10
(Phila)
Morgan (J P) is Co (N Y)—100
Co
common
102
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)
Co
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) -25
*—.—50c
B
95
—20
Cleveland Trust Co ——a._50
22%
Utilities
Fairmont
Chem Corn
23
National Shirt Shops
.
,
35 Va
38%
26 V2
10%
Eastern Industries Inc
Empire
28%
21
New .Eng Gas it Elec Assoc—!o
Norris Thermador Corp
.50c
Class
,
v
20%
33%
(Phila)
5
(N Y)——10
48%
Bank of Cleve—16
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co_10
Fldelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co (Pgh)
_10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark)—10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y.»—10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minn)
10
20%
East Tennessee
Emhart
26 f 4
5
Bid
18 Va
Co
28%
i6%
Inc—1.
Dynamics Corp of
$1 preference-
Eastern
;_5
Corp
Trust
—
43%
Productions..^ %
Dunham Bush
18%
40 V2
5
40
14%
8i:a-.
II %
34
Bk of Phila_10
37%
J)
<N
10
Federation Bk & Tr Cn. (N Y»_10
19
.
357/a
_50o
Co
26 Va
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12 Va
34%
—7%
National Aluhiinate
1O78
Donnelley (R Ri it Sons"Co__ 5
DuMont Broadcasting Corp____l
Dun & Bradstreet Inc_i„^—^.1
11%
33%
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)__10
36
Natl
Co
Federal
8%
14%:'
_1
17. Vt
10%
_l
Liberty Real Estate Bk At Tr
59
17%
l r%
Inc
—20
17%
17"%'
Products
63%
33%
2_1
Doeskin
3 S
10
5
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
314
60%
16%
Bridge Co—__1
Di-Noc Chemical Arts
297
16
16%
16 %
-Disney (Walt)
27Va
(St
30%
Dentists' Supply Co of N Y^_2 %
Detroit it Canada Tunnel Corp_5
Detroit Internet
—100
(N Y)
National Homes Corp A com.i50C
Detroit Harvester Co
'
34%
25%
27%
.-2%
Mountain Fuel Supply
8l8-
13%
Delta; Air Lines Inc-l-.——3. .24%
31
Companies
Irving Trust Co
45%
Central
Uhemical Co
..Montrose
-
34%
"
.
16 Va
^2%
Co—10
41%
National Gas & Oil Corp _—_5
*
,
13%
15
Par
36%
38
7»2
-
7 % *•
__—l;7 %,
12%
5
Off-Shore
Industrial
15%
*
Corp..1
Utilities
Missouri
19%
,
14"%
vtg.O
Zapata
6%
6 %
Copeland Refrigeration Corp—i
Cummins Engine- Co Inc.—
,
'•31%
Connecticut Light & Power Co_* % 18f t
Continental Transp Lines tnc.il
77' *
Cutter Laboratories com
_
17'34
16%
Commonwealth Oil R'df Co Inc_2c
-
12%
—10c
Co
(Rudolph) Co
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
A
25'%'
11%
MUes. Laboratorfcs Inc—2__2
Minneap'olis Gas Co
;
1
Mississippi Shipping Co—5
Miss Valley Barge Line Co——X
Mississippi" Valley Gas Cdi-___5*
.;
..
rgO-W
Oil
Ask
42%
Trust
10%
Class A common-
"8%
-26%
-
-
Eagle
Wurlitzer
8%
Bid
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)—_10
cl A com_l
Miehle-Gross-Dexler
14%
'*
Colorado Oil is Gas Corp eqin.-X
$1.25 conr-preferred* _i_%_l2§
9%
34%
.—
Camden
Michigan Gas Utilities Co—
Miehlo Ptg Press & Mfg
Name cnanged to
5%
-
,?
29%
7%
53%
Louis)
10%
Meredith Publishing Co___
1
•
14%
13%
EleViCql^l
27
(Newark) _25
Bank
Centl-Penn Natl
21 %
.17%
t
28%
6%
Co
Natl
9%
McLouth Steel Corp
4
30%
•
" 13%
Colonial Stores Inc
Colorado Interstate Gas Coi._i3
,
21'.
T is S
York
New
—lc
Industries
N
Francisco)
(San
23%
,
19%
" 28 % *;
——i_——1 /■
common
Line
Bank of Commerce
13%
McLean Trucking Co
":2434
11%
Williams is Co Inc
Wisconsin Pow is Light
Wood Conversion Co
66%
26%
8%
1
America
of
Boatmen's
34%
'
Bank
Bank of
32%
f
41 Va
19%
Bankers Trust
McLean
.1
63
•
1
31%
19%
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
McDermott (J Ray) it Go Inc_l
cl A__33%c
1
1
Whiting Corp
18f2
13%
17
—J_-_——1
cqm^2il_l
6%
29%
27
15
A.
6%
1
Pipe
18
33%,
Common class B——33 %c
Gas
25
15%
Clinton' Machine Co
1
1
12%
14
Collins Radio-Co
.
Co
Gas
—
1
Corp
Marmon Herrington Co Inc
31%
Co
White
Corp
Industries Inc
1
Automo Prods Inc—1
Gas Co...10
com
9%
Corp_50c
49%
Gay Co__3 '/a '
Gas
44i
8V2
Bank & Trust
33
45%
&
Chattanooga
34 Va
3
Par
&
Citizens Util Co
6%
!
8
Madison Gas it Electric Co—_16
1
32
10
40%
Macmillan Co
'
6
12
•
20%
•
17%
Western Lt &. Telephone Co
Western Massachusetts Cos
Western Natural Gas Co
6
37%
__1
Co
41%
19%
16
36%
16%
61
33%
-16%
3%
34
55
16%
——__:'_:10;
Welex Jet Services toe
1
West Point Manufacturing Co—5
4%
51%
8%
Corp. V—1.6
50%
57%
;
31%
34%
Central Vt Pub Serv
31Va
6%
3%
29%
21
'
5%
Central Telephone Co
•
44%
28%
46 Va
4
18%
37 %
22 %
Co
20%
41V3
13%
25
19 %
Central Public Utility Corp—__6
Central Soya Co ____-■
'
■?
.14%
14%
5%
Towmotor Corp
Tracerlab Inc
Central Electric
1
Nat
25 %
38%
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5,
Central Maine Power Co
-10
19
.1
Co
J
48
57%
Corp
35%
_10c
'
-
50c
_5
l
Petroleum
3
31 %
Central Indiana Gas Co-———5
King
States
1
Gasoline Corp—1
National
10
Central 111 Elec
'
Pipeline Co_l
24%
Loan Corp
1
Lilly (Eli) it Co Inc com cl B__5
Lithium Corp of America
_1
13
—_—1
13 V2
,
47 %
22
Gas
44%
36
__5
.
.
Washington Natural Gas Co—10 '
26%
24%
23%
Liberty
16 l/ 2
Ceco Steel Products Corp
10
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs—
21%
44
Is
Warren (S D)
31s/b
25
227/8
Tokheim
Co__
Le CUno Oil Corp
4
7 Vn
38
Petrol
Paper
Glass
26 3
34
Ltp
10c
Canadian Superior Oil of Calif_t
Carpenter
L-O-F
15%
Telephone Co_12Va
Delhi
9Va
Time Inc
Landers Frary & Clark
5%
6%
*
36 Yh
8%
23%
10%
:
16%
20
6%
_5
34%
Co
25
California Water Service Co__25
6%
1734
V2
5
Wagner Electric Corp
Warner & Swasey Co
Tucson Gas Elec Lt is Pwr Co_5
26
California Oregon Power Co
13 V*
17 %
7J/2
7
33 %
Transmis Co
9%
Kentucky Utilities Co
Keystone Portland Cem Co_
16%
;
12%
16%
Transmis Corp_7
Texas Gas Transmission Corp_5
25 t„
_
Gas
16
Kendall
9%
24
Burny Corp
26'/2
Eastern
32%
L-J.
9%
15%
_
24 y2
Texas
_50n
45%
18%
24%
20%
'
Valley Mould is Iron Corp
Vanity Fair Mills Inc—
Vitro Corp of America
5%
1
41%
Kellogg
Co
45ya
22 %
8%
,
___1
—
35%
Kearhey & Trecker Corp______3
5%
Inc
.
Corp.
Texas Industries Inc
13 f 4
-
Wells
1
•
common
Ask
17%
2%
Warren Brothers
Tekoil
10%
__5
Co
Bid
42%
467/»
8%
5%
—
1
:
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas_5
41
44
23%
8
Corp
l
Light Co—1
Black Hills Power &
>
:
17%
7
19
'
8%
15 Va
)15 ■:'
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co_10
Kansas City Public Serv Co—_1
8%
30%
13 %
Corp.
_2%
Stubnitz Greene Corp
I
Suburban Propane Gas Coxp_il
Suntide Refining Co
lc
Sutton (O A) Corp Inc—
1
16%
19%
-
-
28%
28 %
Struthers
22
7%
5
26%
Utah Southern Oil Co
16%
5
17%
1
_
Universal, Mateh Corp
12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co
9
36V8
1
30%
12%
10
27:/2
32%
FM
U S Borax <fe Chemical
Corp
1
United States Sugar Corp
—1
United States Truck Lines Ine.l
United Utilities Inc
io
'
6%
*
Optical Co..10
Co
Gosselt
40 %
-
25%
1
29
—
Kaise^ Steel Corp
$L46 preferred
34 Ti»
,*17%
26
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp
20%.
: '
24V2
Texas
25%
•
33J/a
Strong Cobb is Co Inc
1
Electric
JeLerson
32%
31
Sprague Electric Go ;
2%
Staley (A E) Mfg Co
10
Standard Register —-.
1
Stanley Home Products Inc
Common non-voting
;
5
Stanley Works
,25
13%
63
Jerviy:Corp
-
;37 %
>
_1
;
Jack*i& Helntz Inc_
15'%
32%
21%
^Southern "Utilities Co—15
19 V4'
1
____—:—
Co
Iowa
23'2
_j.10
_
42%
'20%
30%
19(2
.5
Iowtf Public Service Co____!
51%
Art Metal Construction. Co—__10
Inc
39
il
.
2o"a
Arkansas Western Gas Co—___5
Avon Products
21%
Ask
19%
2%
Co
"12%
DiVer Services Inc
Class. A common
Iowa.Electric Lt & Pow Co_
24;«
Co__5
3478
19 Ta
* 48% '
Service
Missouri
v
21%
14 % •"
—1—i__
__•
Co_____5
11
5 f
21%-;
-
18%
--■
Farms -Co 1commoh_——1
Investors
:
27%
21 %
Electronics Corp—--r^20% -
67
9%
--
20
Interstate; Securities Co
j,
25 VB
American,.Pipe is. Const. Co____l :fk 23 %
Research & Develop—__1
American Window GlassCo_12%v 19^
63%
21
:
Interrigtional Textbook Co
—*
Interstate Bakeries Corp
.1
Interstate Motor Freight Sys__l
fi,
32
vAmer
x32 %
Indiana -Gas & Water Co
-
33%
—
_5
_lo
:
*
Indian* Head Mills Inc
'
Ask
,
32%
•
10
31%
Hospital Supply Corp--—4 r ,29%"
American-Marietta Co
i^__2 % *3,%
Amer
Bid
.
Carbon
Bid
Co—1
Southwestern States Tele
CO.
NY 137«
69%
3XV.
#
46
(862)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Monday, February 18, 1957
.
4
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
February
15
Mutual Funds
~
Matual Funds—
Aberdeen] Fund
Affiliated1 Fund
Bid
i
25c
Inc
Ask
1.52
1.67
Insurance
Mutual Funds—
Intl
Fund
Resources
lc
Inc
5.63
6.14
1
3.74
4.00
Inc—1
7.98
8.73
1.49
1.64
Johnston
American
Mutual
Shares
Fund
Investment
of
Co
(The)
4.85
Aetna
Casualty
Aetna
Insurance
1
8.99
9.83
Boston—1
9.97
10.90
America
of
Trust
Investment
Par
4.44
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc.l
Trust—,——"
Business
Fund
Ask
Bid
Par
1.25
American
Associated
Par
Mutual
Fund_l
6.09
5.56
U20.44
—
Atomic
Development
Mutual Fund Inc__
1
15.47
16.87
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fuitd "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
5.46
5.93
3.66
4.00
Elect'nics Corp lc
9.76
10.61
Mutual Fund Inc—1
10.99
11.95
Axe-Science &
Blue Ridge
7.86
8.54
Custodian
Keystone
B-l
(Investment
B-2
(Medium
B-3
(Low
(Discount
1
American
24.18
26.38
Amer
Ins Co
17.23
18.80
Amer
Mercury
10.34
1
11.29
1
8.48
9.25
*
20.74
22.30
K-2
Inc—
1
15.09
16.31
S-l
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)__ 1
15.05
16.42
10c
9.39
10.15
S-2
(Income Com
Stocks)—1
11.06
12.07
1
20.96
22.66
1
12.27
13.45
America
of
Inv Tr
Fund
Investment
8treet
Fund
California
Canadian
13.78
Lexington Trust Fund
20,59
Inc
Life
5.30
1
1
—50c
Inc—
21.82
23.5'J
15.01
16.23
134
•—
9.58
1
Inc
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
17.48
19.00
Fund Inc—
1
14.92
Inc
1
13.62
14.72
16*4
17 %
Fund
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
7.01
6.41
13.99
14.13
64
67
Diversified
Investment
10.49
11.53
Fund—1
Fund—1
Growth Stk
12.00
13.10
8.71
9.55
15.50
17.55
Diversified Trustee Shares-
—-2-o0
2oc
E
Fund
Stock Fund
14.82
3.75
4.10
7.41
8.05
1
Fund Inc
1
14.13
15.44
Corp
Investors Trust
1
1
11.81
12.77
7.06
7.67
1°
lc
X8.76
9.60
xll.22
12.29
Industries
Gas
Capital
General
Securities—
Group
shares
Aviation
lc
lc
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
lc
(The) Stock Fund-lo
shares
Chemical
Common
Mectronics
7.30
15.45
16.93
3.30
3.59
Group
Assoc
Reinsurance
3.43
Fire
shares
lc
Bond
Massachusetts
Fund
Inc
Mutual
7.21
7.90
10.88
11.76
10c
Investors
Trust
Growtn
33%c
Life
Invest
Share«
10.07
10.89
•
37.28
40.30
Fund
Fund
Mutual Trust
Inc
1
1
Coro
9.17
al4.52
10.07
X14.46
15.83
X8.54
8.90
lc
lc
X9.78
10.71
X8.50
9.32
lc
xll.26
12.33
Bond
shares
lc
X2.59
2.86
equipment
shares
lo
X5.84
shares
lc
X9.44
10.34
Steel
shares
Utilities
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series
6.47
I
Inc—
10c
1
1
Inc
Stock
England
York
Incorporated
Incorporated
Income
Fund
4.22
4.61
of
1
5.49
Canada
Nucleonics
1
Series
Fund
Pine
Chemistry
8.46
a
23.93
15.17
9.11
2.42
X9.59
2.64
10.48
8.49
9.28
1
8.88
11.12
Bank
lo
10.58
Inst Foundation
11.57
lc
10.25
11.21
Fuud.lc
10.57
11.53
Fund
Institutional
Growth
Institutional
Income
Institutional
Insur
Fund_lc
Fund
lc
Mar
3.20s
1
21.00
21.21
13.90
15.11
29.20
Capital
Airlines
Commercial
Ferro
4Vis
Credit
.1976
4 Vis
6.38
1
12.11
13.16
&
10.99
11.95
44%
46%
Clark
•
Stevens & Clark—
Common Stock Fund
1
Selected Amer Shares
1.25
a34.52
Hilton
Hotels
Household
Long
;_1
11.56
3%s
11.95
Investment Corp—•
Farnham Fund
1
a28.25
Fund
(
Inc-1
Television-Electronics Fund
1
Templeton Grow th Fd of Can.^1
13.26
38.00
10.87
Inc
11.27
12.28
21
23
Fund
Certificates
2%s
8.70
8Vis
11.75
3%s
10.41
11.38
15.85
17.23
2%s
1 %s
10c
2.62
4%s
1981
Mountain states
Tel
&
1991
Pub
82'2
England
—1983
Telep
94
1
10.66
6.96
8.41
1
Mutual
12:66
13.80
83%
115
104'a
103
1975
Okla Gas & Elec 4Vis
7.61
„
%
43 3
Am
Gas
Amer
105*2
-Sj
104
92%
96%
76 *i
104%
105 *2
102'i
102%
„2
27%
29%
the
Y
of. N
Westchester
Fire
one
Ask
Federal
32ndi
more
Land
3.30s
Bank
1.
May
of
a
point
14,
2V4s May
2%s Feb.
-
99.31
99.29
1957
100.1
100.2
100.7
July
l%s
ICO.4
100.4
1957
3%s
Oct.
Bonds—
1957
1,
for
Cooperatives—
1957
1,
15,
100.2
98.28
1958——
100.5
99.30
*—
—
98.23
1, 1958
97.1b
97.28
96.24
97.2
1959
Feb.
Sept.
15,
95.24
.1967
83
99.20
Federal
1 00.6
1972-1967
.1971
74*2
101
15,
1972
99%
Mortgage Assn—
May 20. 195|
105
104
Universal
1976
5s
Western Maryland Ry 5%s_1982
99.31
one
106%
106 %
1987
103%
103%
6.16%
Texas
&
102%
76
91
103%
115
108
92*i
104
&
pfd__50
100
100.4
100.7
1957
100.8
106.12
20,
98.30
1958—
99.6
or
32ndj of
more
a
100
100.2
100.3
1957
99.31
1957
15.
IV2S April
99
1957
Ask
1,
98.2
1958
99.8
98.10
15, 1958
99.10
99.12
1%S Oct.
l%s Feb.
1,
97.8
97.16
1958
15,
19-59
97.5
l'is April
1,
1959
l%s Oct. 1. 19691*20 April 1, I960—-
„
99.28
1957
1,
2%fi June
-
99.20
99.22
1957
99.23
99.25
3%s May
IV2S Oct.
1957
1,
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)
IV2S Oct.
100.2
100.1
point
99.12
99.14
l%s
April
Oct.
15,
1,
1,
97.7
96.12
95.24
94.24
I960—
96.20
95.16
95
100.6
I960
100.8
93.24
93.4
92
1, 1961
94
92.28
1961
92.8
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Rate
Dated
Dae
3.55 %
Bid
6-
1-58
Ask
3-
1-57
99.31
100.1
3.75%
11-
1-56
8-
3.40%
1-57
100.2
7-
100.5
2-56
4-
1-57
99.30
100.1
3.75%
12-
3-56
9-
3-57
100.3
100.6
1-
8-
1-36
5-
1-57
100.1
3.875%
9-
4-56
6-
3-57
100
100.3
3.875%
10-
1-56
7-
1-57
100.1
ICO.4
3.70%
0
99.30
United States
2-57
10-
1-57
2-
1-57
11-
1-57
3-
3-57
12-12-57
wi
100.5
100.5
99.976
100.3
100.3
99.978
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
February 21.
February
March
1957
28,
7,
March
Bid
55 Vi
101
April
11,
1957
99.596
99.617
99.931
April
18.
1957
99.541
99.558
99.882
April 25, 1957
May 2. 1957
May 3. 1957
99.870
1957
99.817
99.883
99.763
1957
99.776
99.468
iu.
4.76%
pfd.100
99.487
99.396
99.416
99.333
99.351
22,
1957—
99.756
99.769
May 16, 1S57
99.270
99.285
March
28,
1957
99.710
99/726
June
98.866
98.887
99.650
99.669
April
4,
1957
•No
par
value
tEx-lC0%
102 Vi
Ask
99.978
99.924
1957
14,
21,
Dollar ValM
Ask
99.976
1957—_
March
stock
24,
1957
b Bid
dividend
JEx-2-for-l split,
a
100
Lt
ldO.2
1957
20,
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
54%
Light—
pfd
Pow
99.30
20,
Maturity-
100.1
100
_
85
Light—
preferred
Power
100 Vi
Aug.
Stocks-
Pacific
101%
Sept.
Treasury
1957
1957:
15.
15,
Rate
March
112
Arizona Pub Serv 4.80%
102
96.10
97
Natl
3.35s
Ask
Indebtedness—
22.
Bid
102%
1970
Illinois
96.2
96
96
100.1
99.12
100.2
Elec—
1971
4.64%
99.6
107
Underwood Corp 5%s
U S Industries 4Vis
Central
99.4
100.9
1958
77*2
94
Ask
100.2
ICO.6
1,
3%s
100.1
Bid
99.30
1957
1957
1,
4%s
99.31
1957
105
106*4
4%s
&
or
106 Vi
.1972
5s
Match
27
City
4
Co in
1041/2
106
104 *4
.1987
Textron
25*4
^
Ask
104%
4%s. .1986
105%
90
Gas
4%s
of
26*4
2
55%
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
9.19
Bid
.1987
4%s
1986
:
Co
24*4
3%s Feb.
1.
3.75%
Lgt 5%s
Southwestern
97
104 %
1976
4%s
Sheraton
66%
3
U S Life Insurance
2%s May
2>/4S Nov.
24,
3.625 %
Bonds— (Cont.)
Roebuck
63%
Fire
(N
5
l%s
Aug.
-
Inc
&
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
S
Trust
11.61
1
1
Investing Corp
Seiv Elec
76 %
&
Stock
Pacific Gas & Elec 4%s____ .1986
Sears,
Tel—
4%s
Mueller Brass 3%s
National Can 5s j
Amer__5
U S
U
79%
Banks—
101*2
Sons—
Michigan Bell Tele 4%s
New
88
4%s_1986
105
& Light—
jlf
1987^
41
42*4
149
75
2.86
5.36
Lighting
&
39%
143%
Bid
April
1%S May
2%s Aug.
12.26
86*2
4
Travelers
Guar
100.1
March
2s
4.96
Pac Pow &
72 3
31%
Treasury Notes—
6.00
11.34
Ask
20%
29%
_
1, 1957
14, 1938
Feb
6.50
1
77%
.18 3 4
Title
70%
19%
37%
Accident
100.3
1.
June
5.49
1
104*i
Y)„_3
Standard
100.2
of
5.95
Wellington Fund
76%
52%
35%
100
March
1
Inc
103%
10
33 *4
Figures after decimal point represent
Special Situations
Fund
50%
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Inc—1
Fund
Inc
Investors
47
100
April
7.96
10.49
Washington
38
10
49%
%
1957
17,
3*/as
10.81
9.65
Street
54
35*4
1957
15,
3*,4s Oct.
Towne
50%
65
46%
—10
2s June 1, 1957.
3%s Sept 3, 1957—
1
Fund
United Income Fund Sliares.l
United Science Fund
d
United Funds Canada Ltd
1
Income
56*72
lo
17%
8.54
&
6.25
13%
52%
10
1957—
March
1
Continental
Strum
Marine
11.50
Inc
93
(M)
Loan
'
Inc
104
43/4s
Lowenstein
_
North
15,
Central Bank
40.50
r—
7.81
Fund
&
Surety Co
12
14.53
1
Van
Fire
35
Maturity—
Fund
Paul
Seaboard
Security (Newr Haven 1
Springfield Fire & Marine
1, 1960
2*28 June 1, I960——
3Vas May 1, 1971
13.08
Line
22%
(N Yi
2
Insurance (Texas)„10
15,
June
12.63
1
Line
21%
9.15
■
Investors Inc
Investors
Value
78*4
_10
11.77
Fund
.1970
Power
St
21 %
74*'a
Corp
2%S Jan.
8.46
10.89
Southwestern
1
Fund
4%s___. .1977
Island
Louisiana
Republic
a22.39
Shareholders Trust of Boston
Smith (Edson B> Fund
Whitehall
4%s
.1987
Reinsurance
61
20
10
—
Proviaence-Washington
3.90s
Wisconsin
Finance
Idaho Power 4 Vis
57
5
'2
52
10
4*as
7.57
92
.1975
10
Co
—
13.12
101
.1976
Indemnity
.
15,
3%s
6.97
.1975
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
3 Vis
Fire
6.90
11.99
.1974
Corp 3%s
90%
29.49
1
Science & Nuclear Funds.
1
Scudder Fund of Canada Inc—1
Bid
City Elec 4%s
.1937
Burlington Industries 4 Vis. .1975
83
1957
May
3%s July
3.20'
Atlantic
10
Stock
Recent Security Issues
Bonds—
71
15,
3% April
18.98
V
Wall
Fund
Mar.
13.86
9.60
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
66
5
of
Home
3%s
3.80s
12.65
Inc
Sterling Investment
9%
12150
Peerless Insurance Co
95 *4
Bid
17.32
Inc
Growth
Stevens
36%
8*2
Pacific
37%
9.96
•
Value Line Fund Inc
16.40
27
34
—3.33 Vi
Obligations of Government Agencies
1
(Geo) Fund
United
24%
2.50
—
Figures a<fter decimal point represent
;
Inc
Putnam
Fund
5
Fire
40%
9.25
1
&
40%
33%
1
Inc
Fund
Roe
37V2
6.79
Inc
Corp
Puritan
Stein
10
21.45
2.50
Fund
State Street
45%
6.12
1
Row©)
Sovereign
42*4
19.84
Securities
Fund
Fund
<T
18%
2
&
Shares
Securities
Street
Price
17*4
1
Inc
Pioneer
81%
38*4
5
31 %
Over-The-Counter
Peoples
75
5
A
1
Ltd
Philadelphia
36%
6.49
Fund
Electronics
11%
33
10
Phoenix
5
Co
10%
5
Corp class
River
5
_
s
Pacific
4%
66
91%
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Insurance
55 '2
8.99
U4.17
1
Investors
4
35%
Republic
32Va
Northwestern National Life
Insurance
(Minn)
62
4
American
Capital Fund
Value
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
&
30*/4
51 */2
4
Co
Northern
83 %
%
York
North
117
4.97
8.23
!
Series
Growth
7.07
4.55
—1
.„
United Funds Inc—
United Accumulated
15.06
16.55
Fund
Globe
36V
5
Northeastern
.7.50
_
_
Ins
34*4
5
Fire
New
87%
258
62
11.27
II—1
Series
Stock
New
10.31
1
Series..
9.48
14.62
Hudson
97
'
54*4
Home
Series
X8.65
Haydock Fund Ire
90
51
General Reinsurance Corp__ —10
Falls
5
Glens
225
New Amsterdam
Casualty
New
Hampshire Fire
28%
.2.50
._
215
1
National Union Fire
40%
Hartford Steamboiler
Texas
10c
26%
43%
Newark
of
14%
104
Manufacturers
Life
National
19*4
35%
84%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co_ —10
4.41
1
Series H-DA
18
33*4
80
F)
Franklin Life
Hanover FJre
18.70
16.06
Funds
(S
13%
b
98
Fire Assurance
Monarch
37%
10.09
X4.01
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Series H-C7
Fund
13;
20
27 V»
35*4
19.80
X17.09
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Hamilton
Merchants
28*4
Philadelphia- —10
35*4
_10
18%
X26'4
Md— —10
of
1
27
Corp—5
9.33
1
Corp__.
lc
-
*
_
(Vai_5
Inc
17%
58
18.30
Investors
Companies
Corp
25
10
.1.25
Ins
Maryland Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
80
Wide Securities Co Inc-l
Nation
National
lc
.
3%
3.53
lc
——
shares
39%
Title
28%
2%
111
X3.25
6.41
Tobacco
of
Firemen's
Gulf Life
interest
Fund Inc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lo
stock
Lincoln National Life
36
26%
82
1
Scudder,
6.17
Railroad
Life Insurance Co of Va
Scudder,
8.83
shares
Assn
Great
Shares
of beneficial
7.20
9.23
Railroad
28*74
Stock
Investors
Fund Inc
11.95
X8.42
Petroleum
Deposit
Fireman's
Manhattan
X6.56
X5.62
shares
26
4
3.11
XlO.91
X8.03
Merchandising
Mining shares
Life
5
(N J)
Employees
Employers
6.44
lc
RR
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Transport
9.03
lc
shares
bond
27 Va
5
.
3.75
Fidelity &
11.98
lc
shares
17 */4
25*4
247
Co
Ask
125
32
2
Co
4.16
2.96
X8.24
shares—lc
Food
Fully administered
General
Casualty
113
Lawyers
10
Life-
Assurance
2.68
xlO.94
Electrical
&
Equipment shares
Ins
General
2.66
'
X5.87
—10
3.40
Fund Inc
_
shares
Automobile
10.74
6.66
Amer
Continental
Federal
9.80
of
Federal
Income
13.71
J)__5
10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
4.36
21.27
Fund Inc
—3
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Founders Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
(N
Life
Nati
Connecticut
3.44
New
Fidelity
General
Ins
3.12
19.89
6.99
Inc
Assn
3.96
Stock
5.13
1
Co
Bid
Ins—
35%
25
,_5
3.78
Series
156.23
Ins
Life
Ci
N
32
51
Co_
Ins
lc
Preferred
4.69
176
4
Nationwide
lc
Bond
6.75
Life
2.41
shores
22.69
154.67
Futures
—
Standard
(Greensboro
33
29 3
—10
shares—lc
shares
2.84
-10
20c
Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
168
Ji_lO
(N
lc
9.22
Corp—1
Investment
Electronics
Energy
Stand
Continental
a41.57
Equipment shares_lc
21.22
J
6.25
_
Crum & Forster Inc
Industries
2.59
Howard—
5
Par
Jefferson
71 %
5.74
8.48
1
Inc
Fund
Ealanced
Beneficial
Columbian
5.90
5.21
Dividend
Dividend Shares
Co
Boston Insurance
15
5.41
lo
Petroleum
Mutual
1
Diversified
&
Fund—*
shares
Paper
1
68</4
Merchants &
12.24
Inc__1
shares
Massachusetts
1
1
Investing Co Inc
Fund Inc
De Vegh Mutual
Delaware Fund
Eaton
Metal
Mass
Western
Dreyfus
Mutual
1Co .5
DC)
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
11.20
25c
Fund
16.22
?
American Surety
Special Investment shares—lc
9.59
13.09
1
Inc
Series
Automobile
10.40
8.82
Assurance
(Wash
American Re-insurance
Colonial Life
Managed Funds-
General
Composite Bond & Stock
Composite
Sayles
Electrical
139
12.04
Investment——1
Commonwealth
Loomis
Stk
5
Companies
Ask
126%
6.54
5.81
com—.100 12.000 12,600
Securities
Fund
8.02
Insurance
10
(Newark NJ). -2%
14
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
7.34
Home
Camden Fire
19.03
Preferred
Vegh
5.96
1
12.75
Christiana
De
Fund
1
Fund
Chemical
Concord
Knickerbocker
—1
Venture Fund
Century Shares Trust
Crown
Com
Priced
Growth
——1
Capital
Fund
12.26
Com Stk)—1
(Low
Inc_-,_
Ltd
Colonial
10.12
(Speculative
S-4
International
Ltd
Fund
(1954)
Canadian
Fund
7.48
14.69
9.27
11.33
S-3
Fund
General
Canada
6.84
1
Inc
13.46
8tks)-l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
Broad
Bullock Fund Ltd
—
Bid
121
12.80
Bowling Green Fund
Bond
10
Co
preferred
conv
1
11.73
Boston
Insurance
10
5
Equitable Assur—
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
Bonds)_1
Bonds)
—
American
SI.25
(Income Pfd Stocks)
Co
.
Agricultural
25.74
Bonds)
Surety- —10
Aetna Life
24.G7
Bonds)
Grade
Priced
B-4
K-l
Funds—
&
Net
asset
106%
k Admitted to
101
102 V4
Stock
listing
Exchange
yield price,
Ex-rights,
t New
value.
105*2
d
x
on
the New York
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued
> Ex-stock
dividend.
■
Volume
Number 5613
185
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
^
(863) •; 47
V
COURSE
THE
Bank clearings
with
a
based
Feb.
We
those
6.5%
above
Our
year.
the
for
corresponding
totals
preliminary
stand
In
against $19,786,777,779 for the
this center there is
12.4%,
Week
1956.
At
was
1056
1957
1.10^,833,614
1,191,003,000
—424,657,019
9.8
609,208,000
336,333,111
361,000.000
593,834,327
448.lo8.938
——
"520,010,000
—
352,156,453
592,351,057
342,336,875
:
—.
Cltvelenu
'
=—
——
Baltimore
-
,
For that week
9.
week in 1956.
same
increase of
an
15.2
+
Total
All
all
cities,
days
five
cities,
day—
one
$20,243,555,109 £18,927,938,522
824,459,630
8o8,839,257
-
.
.
cities
all
The
eight
FOR
LEADING
FOR
EIGHT
CITIES
12
Chicago
5,232
4,949
4,287
3,878
4,027
3,840
3,547
3,452
2,918
2,579
2,759
2,350
2,976
2,432
2,719
-
8.3
4
"
642,149,514
593.179,015
+
3.3
7
"
528,378,880
487,462,555
+
8.4
9
"
575,661,079
551.170.407
+
4.4
6
"
472,499,365
421
+
12.2
344,900,980
10
°
1,163,973.934
1.042,517,796
+11.5
1,022,279,585
21,567,733,810
18,933,064,711!
Louis
+
—
3t.
Minneapolis
Kansas
Dallas
12th
San Francisco
7.0
4.0
City
_.
.
York
New
Our
usual
the
on
City_
Foreign
3,203
U.
1,656
1,981
1,338
New
1,557
1,502
1,118
to
Pittsburgh-.
2,201
1,974
1,631
1,533
1,678
1,085
1,666
1,897
1,772
1,677
1.499
1,591
1,618
1,783
.1,835
1,560
1,414
1.466
1,312
1,872
1.679
1,482
1,288
1,378
1,388
1,314
Baltimore
Cincinnati-
Louisville!./,
1,046
1,091
762
703 ^
6b4
768
738
770
706
710
/
'878
780
716
730
727 > /-660
888
834
739
634
678
703
1,042
Seattle—__
...
< +
&
misc.—
1,079
813
728
713
597
559
760
716
650
-744
-698
635
36.000
86.000
7,355,700
Birmingham
917
870
667
598
707
599
549
538,603,412
1
347,035,563
925,725,750
,
18,757,889,149
15.711,258,116
8,998.585,170
13.9
8,109,989,904
-'688
702
745
13,970,000
bonds
—
$94,059,550
—
894,043,800
$101,100,000
York
Stock
589
604
506
474
'491
521
541
543
559
that
For
January.
1957
aggregate of
the clearings for
month
there
was
an
clearings houses of 7.8%,
clearings having been $112,460,-
In the
and Boston Reserve Districts the totals show
improvement of 7.6% and in the Philadelphia Reserve
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
trict
properties
on
the
increase of
of 1954
48,160,955
47,197,100
5.0%), the St. Louis Reserve District of 4.2%?
Minneapolis Reserve District of 8.6%?. In the
City Reserve District the totals record a gain of
8.2%,:In the Dallas Reserve District of 7.0%? and in the
Kansat
Number of Shares
—
the
and
1956
11.4%?, in the Richmond Reserve Dis¬
and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
by 7.4%
11.6%: The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit an
—.
1954
1955
San Francisco Ruerve District of 9.5%).
33,374,501
74,645,958
Boston
—
1956
$
14
——.
5th
Richmond
8th
Chicago
St. Louis
9th
Minneapolis
6,162 ,412,534
5,73<:,642,966
7,193, ,691.971
6,459,242,450
+ 11.4
5,421,816,494
5,086,844,839
3,413, 119,124
6,164, 349,610'
3,177,361.982
+
7.4
2,852,659,881
2,505,318,060
+ 11.6
•8,023,593,161
"
8
,
Li
ir Mil
7.4
'+
■
46
31
+
5.0
4.2
2,945,457,924
+
8.6
+
8.2
3,800,426, b81
11
—
—
4.111, 811,336
4.807, 572,053
4,492,593.657
6.215, ,010,670
5.675,932,973
179 cities
;
Francisco
2,747, 567,520
3,190,779,016
2,529,707,879
19
Dallas
4,133,277,564
4,623,867,219
8,939,707,234
4"
5,522,266,942
16
—
—
4,643,001,386
5,155,952,821
.10,372,429,721
14
./
44,161,237,406
747.234,946
10,892, ,611,469
Ww
,,
City
$
53,529, 431.101
•
Atlanta
7th
San
7.6
3,325, 423.607
6th
12th
+
2,389,615,166
3,292,159,954
15
_
Cleveland
11th
7.6
3,631,538,912
49,745,651.534
cities
11
York
New
Philadelphia
10th Kansas
+
:.i
$...
Dec. c/o
;
1954
1955
Inc. or
S
3,906, 138,577
17
—_—.
112.460,146,572
—
61,049,204,914
r
■/■.
2,735.692,146
2,070,597,204
2,256,794,248
3,582,588,596
3,258,542,996
.,+
7.0
3,913,838,089
t3,691,040,135
+
9.5
4,994,094,623
4,343,439,420
104,334,574,9.1.3
+
7.8
94,726,172,029
87,548,199,573)
56,545,239,056
+
3 0
49,721,888,567
44,948,831,953:
.
'
446
504
of
District of 7.4%.
$86,351 600
Exchange for the first month
505
§93
9.8
+
4.000
4th
421
424
377
658
.661
674
Denver—1-
855
743
685
582
Paul—_
G54
610
544
Memphis—
651
.592
568
Total
•
St.
an
135.000
4,539,900
3rd
547
*
$72,246,600
12,000
4,589,950
2nd
424
878
Omaha—686
450,176,490
536,245,842
146,572 and the 1956 aggregate $104,334,574,913.
1957
533.
1,211
.
$93,654,300
$8,9.447.900
$89,457,600
Eank_
Federal Reserve Districts
483
726
Portland—
Jacksonville
33,374,561
1957 is indicated in the following:
1st
537
870
580,858,285
459,524,295
Month of January—
540
975
1954
74,645,953
government
January—
763
692
-
1955
47,197,100
1957
979
1,190
1,134
775
859
-
877
■
or'lns
New
920
u
,
month
the
i956
48,160,955
—
1,036
912
1,020
1,102-'1,972
1,259
1,342
Richmond-
1,257
1,207
1,367
1,534
1,658
...
996,949,071
...
574.446,769
'
increase for tie entire body, of
"
1,275
1,209
1,579
1,23.9,858,142
We also furnish today a summary of
the
New York
1,247
Kan.
1,930
The
1954 to 1957 are given below:
The volume of transactions in share
2,237
1,956
—
appended.
2,043
1,472
1,201
+
946.486,431
totals *ve larger by
Total
2,277
Houston—
is
Government
S.
1,672
Atlanta
Exchange
1977
International
1,987
1,402
196,624
9,516,857,170 /
-Month of January—
shares—
of
Railroad
3,987
2,217
1,323
:
Bonds—
1,669
1,424
Stock
York
Stocks—
1,365
1,338
,
monthly detailed statement of transactions
New
Description—
/.
2,122
1,447
.
10,447,313,409
results for January in
1,783
1,341
cities
109
.
/
1.230,698,896
1,275,131,818
6.5
+
2,406
1,575
899,442,906
+
2,036
1,452
977.749,454
1,310,19!.( 63
2,033
1,691
587,573,291
12.1
1,418,459,411
2,485
1,649
600,997.137
'
868,360,286
1,031,000.403
"
2,815
1,754
1.095,094,013
9.8
17
2,182
1,796
6.7
+ 13.7
Chicago
2,801
Louis—
+
7 th
3,007
St.
1.153,202,304
1,121,316,790
+
Fran...
Minneapolis
10,151,760,688
1,067.337.588
Dallas
City_
17.9
1.196,202.371
Cleveland—
San
+
"
2.7
+
2,€G1
2,496
2,507
9,793,733,939
10
9th
•
11,549,385,256
658,761,324
7,911,285,307
Atlanta
10th
:
$
:
6th
__
8.2
+
2,424
3,179
.
724.031.841
"
11
$
.
8.3
2.9
39,922
5,048
4,230
Detroit
"
1954
1955
+
+
1,741
4,966
Dec. 'Jo
630.146,814
32,031
39,160
4,612
Inc. or
$■
760,106 918
691.629.895
47,789 45.004 42,599
39,081
1956
823,568,891
"
1950
,4,372
■
'
,
CLEARINGS
7
1 951
4,843
BANK
6
1952
5,387
OF
Richmond
1 953
1954
cities
10
omitted)
5,791
Boston
'
4.7
IN JANUARY
Philadelphia
New Yorki__ 51,410
gain
City Reserve District the increase is 4.0%,
Reserve District 12.2% and in the San
Cleveland
Number
1955
Dallas
Francisco Reserve District 11.5%.
Philadelphia
YEARS
—Month cf January (000,000's
1G56
the
in
5th
month of January in each of the last
is shown in the subjoined statement:
1957
12.1%.
of
Minneapolis Reserve District of 8.4%.
3rd
cities cf the
of bank clearings at leading
CLEARINGS
BANK
Reserve District
4th
for the
years
In the Kansas
.1957
York
New
Outside
course
Atlanta
the
of 8.3% and in the
cen¬
SUMMARY
Boston
2nd
■"Estimated.
country
and in
4.8
$21,068,014,769 £19,780,777,773
week—
for
9.8%
The Chicago and St. Louis Reserve Districts show a
Outside of this city there
9.8%, the bank clearings at this
Total
Totai
of
of
1.6
4,294,196.295
4,410,038,476
-
appears that in the New
(including this city) the totals record an
expansion of 17.9%, in the Boston Reserve District of
8.3% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 6.7%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals register an
improvement of 13.7%, in the Richmond Reserve District
District
2.7
$15,833,486,633 £14,633,742,227
days
five clays
cities,
increase
an
We group the
increase of 18.1%.
Federal Reserve Districts in which,
located and from this it
are
$
1st
11th
five
was
Federal Reserve Districts
ath
cit'es
Ten
Other
there
Week Ended Feb. 9—
-—2.2
270,0C0;090
Francisco
Feb.
—4 3.6
052,606,271
_1
Louis
York
has to be estimated.
cases
%
+12.4
£8.949,973,034
Pittsburgh
they
Accordingly, in the above
in all
an
BY TELEGRAPH
469,695,971
.j-
——
week
avail¬
not
detailed
elaborate
713, in the
week follows:
644,306,147
C'itv
the
as
are
13.9%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $21,567,738,810, against $18,933,064,-
1,142,075,887
1,142,000,000
——-
Bu.stor,
Kansas
the
ended
$10,058,787,156
1
——_
——
Philadelphia
St.
last
gain for the week ended Friday of
a
Ending February 16—
York
Chicago
San
week in
same
Our comparative summary for the
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
New
week
inasmuch
having recorded
cities according to the
statement, however, which
we present further below we are able to give the final
and complete results for the week previous — the week
$21,068,014,769
at
going to press.
the last day of the week
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be
today,
Saturday and the Saturday figures
able at time of
•
States
from which it is
furnish them
cannot
ends
indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
16, clearings from all cities of the United
ter
the
Preliminary figures compiled by us,
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
upon
the country,
CLEARINGS
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
foregoing will appear in our issue of next week.
this week show an increase compared
ago/
year
BANK
OF
"
39.7'
'
498
525
Washington
600
560
514
435
459
468
471
Milwaukee-
647
595
509
-463
448
427
416
585
525
455
416
427
402
385
New
:
York
City
.
301
Nashville-.
Outside
291
Buffalo
Tot.31citie.sl03,731
Other cities
61,049 56,545
N.Y.C.
We
7,3 54
8,004
all! .112,460 104,334
Total
Out.
96,330 87,572 31,164
8,723
now
510
496
538
615
661
6,384
78,335
79,325
80,680
The following
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
85.832
84,371
86,124
46,750
45.2li
46,201
34,835
add our detailed
First Federal Reserve
,.
112,460,146,572
January
Maine—Eangor
of
Dec.
$
56,545,239,056
61.049,204,914
+
ended Feb, 9 for four years:
$
e,b
$
■4
C
2,680,897
2,567,793
6,246,277
+ 13.1
378,456
£
$
26.7
2,095,522
3.415,360
1954
1955
oi
Dec. r'o
$
£
9,905,820
10.655,835
Inc.
1956
1357
1954
5,343,625
33,044.804
31.931,106
+
3.5
25,596,138
2/232,377
6.3
2,719,156,072
2,432,920.32£
7,214,721
665,571 912
623,729.339
6.7
597,469.821
4-
+
547,714.044
2,97C,341,818
16.623.525
5.3
14.404 220
11,848.84 J
3,230,372
3,228,435
+
1.6
3,502,757
2.951.460
15.746,516
8.632,795
-
-
8.054,769
River
Holyoke
Lowell
7,943.259
14.913.622
68.841 332
61.180,088
'
7.2
6.683,634
+
6.985.339
15.323.938
Bedford
5,822,122
+
.
0.0
5.588.886
2.7
16.510,245
13,772 632
3,552,614
3.232.962
+
9.9
3,925,822
3,263,823
+
+ 12.5
57.269 017
49.991,279
15,158,569
14,093.409
+
7.6
11,623.828
11,352,033
+
,
*
T, 517,516
5,375,439
'
Springfield
.♦
"
+" 19.7
TlS7,753
1,219 342
1,278.019
Haven
41.148,263
38.144/82
11.178,323
9,474.368
18.0
9,002,378
48.758.983
+■ 14.9
8,590.630
56.005.303
161,701.972
51,844.721
41,424.933
32,667,717
+ 19.1
39,388.589
166.700. one
156.138,586
+ 25.2
198,557.290
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
82.524,491
63.023 ' 24
25,646,315
24,713,154
+
3.8
19,691,161
12,938,452
Tl7.8
27,369.100
27,306,300
110.072.691
117,928,253
Waterbury
New
Dec. %
$
.
3,179,571,997
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
New
»
inc. or
1956
«
Week Ended FVbruary 91955
19.5
11 089.440
12.25C.482
$
7.0
+
104,334,574,913
"
1957
Inc. or
Dec. 'Jo
January-
Inc. or
1956
1957
$
Rhode
,
'' '
District—Boston—
-Month
New
S
statement showing the figures for the month of January and the week
Clearings at—
Fall
1956
1957
Months—
66,867
44,948
Clearings Outside New York
-Clearings, Total All-
4,714
94,726 87,548
49,721
1957 and 1956:
compilation covers the clearings by months since Jan. 1,
62:153
6.044
6,036
6,507
371
12,631,902
Total (14 cities)
G.8
+
6.4
3,631,538.912
3.906.138.577
:
16.752,700
125,805.100
143,893,3^3
32.231,700
27.403.S0G
8.207,921
2,836,768
2,473,687
+
17.1
2,264,940
2,430,357
10,400,167
9.9
+
20.279 200
2.3
+
11.867.631
154.0C4.600
Hampshire—Manchester
+
26.304.300
140,203.100™
26.897.000
Island—Providence
2,933,615,166
823,568,891
760,506,918
+
8.3
724.031,841
658,761.324
+
5.4
66,202,275
4,704.014
3,741.249
f 19.6
113,219,003
85,825,353
2,370,805
2,457,236
+
7.6
3,222,159,954
+
13.7
171,415.016
Sotind Federal Reserve District—New York—
■rw
York—Albany
210.505,474
Bingham ton
Buffalo
Kim Ira
15.445.259"
2,517,339
9 ,518,906
3.054,480
2.899,588
+
10,760.740
7.6
45,004.203.4(52
145,425,229
42.539 .367.640
11,120,420,401
9.416,207,543
133 .371,023
40,458,196
86 ,98.', 463
26,230,754
190,980,905
173.262.420
+
90,188.950
+
21.5
.25.528.410
23.659.946
+
7.9
3.6
.
_
Jersey—New# rk—
Now Jersey.
Northern
Total ai clttee)
127.358/235
122.906,611
+
225,734.409
-+•
+-
49,745,651,534
+
7.6
<
90.621,885
17,259.243
i
6.3-
i 345:257 485"
'
<•
6.0
"374,617.655-
-
-
11 ,3
12,055 327
6.5
120.531.695
:
-
.
■
4
62,17b
297^-55.103
101
,042/53
'■ -231
113,799.387
398,310,506
53,520,431,101
•
•
"
,651.353
2 636,584
*
5.3
+18.1
•
2.218,192
1,977,344
7,601,268,212
30,073,461
23,588,811
-
-
19,360,409
"
4
4.9
v-
30,262,445
361228 559
78.805.510'
44.161.237,496
78.500.719
=
11,549,385,256
-
.
" 73,226,176
/70,413,171
9,793,733,939
-
■
+
7.6
+
11.5-
+
17 9
47.640,999
9,759,303.979
+ 18.8
34,945,709
-25,006,104
.
-
2)1 ,142,010-
327,321,728'
46,747,234,946
'
4.7.
16 704,164
-
,+•
•
115,799,823
138,431,882
13.o
—17.7
-*
496 ,614,394
+
+
Utioa
/
13,063,970
(a)
< a )
18 931,652
536.957,859
7A
47,783,335,857
Rochester
..
17,018.208
13.99J.917
+
51.410,941.£50
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
615.130,275
23.353.041
24,609,171
114 .630.3 53
20,279,555
at
*
New York—
'Kew
t
601.572,557
Jamestown
.*
185.118,233
tat
—
22,179,643
25,065.482
20,936,639
63.541.9G3--
65.701,115
10,151,760,688
..
-.
46,324,553
"55,345,028
»
-i
:
7,911,285 307
8.0
48
(864)
The Comrnereialand Financial Chronicle
fr—
1—£—
Oleaflags
Month
if;57
Third Federal Reserve
FennaylvanlaBethlehem ■
1956
s
.
&
-Altoona
7,923,387
7,226.545
+
8,84.2,236
+
+
1054
S
17,7
9.7
20,850.352
19.485.890
+
1957
Si
1956
$
Philadelphia
6,159,034
+
—.
1955
or
Dec. 'Jo
5,387,000,000
+
7.5
—
3.7
Heading
18,140,247
13,844.621
rbcreiiion
31,112,142
31,356,424
18,105,137
Wllkes-Barre
1.7
—
6.520,452
1,774,703
1,909.540
7,499,644
7,311,620
7,150.651
2,062,884
1,889,022
7,064,191
2,684,534
1,726,076
35,556,517
8.9
5,791,000,000
1+54
H
9 ~
•
,
28.363,832
21,548,292
19,574,382
5.111,373
4,342,735
4.372,000.000
'
1,595,072
1.847,641
9.2
1,(>64,731
1,787,931
1,557,037
*1,752,919
+
+
6.5
5,034,975
4,982,069
1,037,000,000
1,995~000,000
17,022,492
14,350.434
0.8
27.913,723
26.342,089'
6,765,949
14.999,076
15,681,044
3,547,863 i
i
3,213,767
2.2
31,663,160
32,525,504
6,545,391
I
6,935.462
3,542.427
818,000-,000
3,387,020'
3,529,202
6,660.720
.
6,164,555
83,174,967
£1,553,381
+
2,0
785,498
57.213.2S6
84,042,815
18,936,446
+
24.2
54,689,495
44.863,614
19,455,964
12,737, (K)8
5.736,642,966
+
7,4
5,155,952,821
4,643,001,380
Bois
Hazleton
Delaware—Wilmington.
'•
_
—
-
1
2,695,424
'
6,663,221
-3,287,109
7,018,418
.
-
3,182,875
,*
,8.476,276
1,051,367
5,847,732
IT,
.; -
3,247,064
6,099,589
-
15,666,323
67,667.819
6,162,412,534
32,582,829
2,631,379
Total (15 cities).
1
'
4,077,866
-
1,161,000.000.*
+ 10.3
—
+'
>
7.1
55.6
—
v
5,052,318
4,483.000 OCO
,
16,415,662
33,303,715
1,945,625
6 658,398
York
Jersey—Trenton
Inc.*
-
8
9,507,875
<
7.0
6,709,070
.
41,784,878
Lebanon
-Hew
1955
1.0
3,398,738
41,090 217
Lancaster
:
:
-Week Ended February 9
or
Dec. V*
8,932,720
9,886,107
„
Harrlsbiirg
Da
January-
Inc.
Monday, February 18, 1957
.
District—Philadelphia—
Chester
l,
of
..
:—:
—
5,266.560
71
14,402,186
13,674,801
9,960,794
8.093.799
1,096,094,013
868,360,286
;
'
1,230,698,896
-
1,153,202:604
—
+6.7
'
«.'
Ftirth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
r*,_
Ohio—Canton
51,796,588
52,082,471
—
35,719,16G
11,144,715
2.9
10,001.548
8,328,854
6.3
1,072,393,817
208,975.957
242,142,167
*+11.1
235,374 133
+ 1.3.1
2,036,350,850
1,865.392,651
500,338,706
437,609.420
.+ 14.3
388,832,907
224,683,424
381,352,781
1.3
52,903.900
52,11U,*200
46,986,400
45,127.500
1,342,373,256
1.252,245,464
+
Cleveland
2,861,191.478
2,485,517,653
241.981,200
238,963,300
Columbus
+
201,018,100
23,642.777
191,998,800
13,506,390
+ 75.0
10,351.779
8,258,969
+ 11.6
5,615,673
■-
11,479#22
5,310,703
Lorain
45,091,929
39,517,398
11,473.516
61,016,660
+
3.4
44,685,843
43,687.993
13,467,842
37,651,847
+
6.3
30,645.875
161,711,425
+
1.1
140,235,347
128,881,597
+
0.2
4,240,985
l.l
2,639,392
2,452.535
+ 11.5
1,631,255,997
1,533.218,123
416^30,182
6.9
32,847,617
28,534,577
358,Q74f621
+ 20.1
21,612,653
23,895,777
2.4
4,790.881
3,007,057
3,039,843
2,201,283,346
1,574,709,985
39,550,409
37,003,39o
28,410,640
23,665,234
40.028,772
41,016,144
Erie
Oil City
Kentucky—Lexington
Heat Virginia—Wheeling—
—
+
—
••+ 42.5
9,077,652
7,759.925
9.1
9,712,565
9,136,898
4 16.4
.8.050,769
.
331,015,198
269,592 049
13.7
1,031,000,403
946,486,431
+
3,787,546
53,399,540
20,910,632
50,989,363
18,646,963
+ 12.1
16,744,225
20,223,787
7,193,691,971
Total (17 cities)
•
30,816,662
"4,800,000
Greensbnrg
Pittsburgh
1.5
+
12,349v091
133,534,852
Pennsylvania—Beaver County.
39,272,392
63,121,459
Newark
+ 52.1
40.940,884
Youngstown
Toledo
—
9,946,139
7,401,402
59,758,192
Hamilton
Mansfield
•
0.6
42.477,186
1,102,603,203
Cincinnati
6,459,242,450
+ 11.4
5,421,816,494
5,086,844,839
1,275,134,818
1,121,816,790
..•
+
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
;>West
Virginia—Huntington.
21,125,753
Virginia—Norfolk
South Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
34.577,139
68,302,289
68,661,201
1,534,415.455
1,653.850,710
Frederick
of
96,273,000
859,730,516
36,206,737
Maryland—Baltimore
District
17.877,952
101,104,132
920,774,305
Richmond.
+ 13.2
18,012,013
+
5.0
+
7.1
84,953,000
775,055,538
16.233,928
4.9
+
—
29,715,891
58,682,634
.1,667,554,441
-4.382.738
1,207,117,711
3,148,193
19.657.000
22,057,373
172,746 651,
25,556,051
0.5
8.1
+
4,376,574
71,721,000
692,113,647
7,981,050
5,137,975
356,537,851
323^177,358
,
146,602,039
.160,986,131
7,048,332
.
3.316,022
^17,240,000
..
19,454,000 ;
.161,503,218
5,5+9,102
v
52,707,414
296,672,241
,
310.117,961
5,853,556
5,084,368
4,528,213
600,821,642
4.658,512
560,742,351
+
7.1
514,158,151
435,202,797
127,930,396
116,288^025
•113,688,240
104,708,167
3,413,11C,124
3,177,361,982
+
7.4
2,852,059,881
2,505,318,060
691,629.895
630,146,314
GOO, 997;137
•587,573,231
Columbia—Washington
Total (8 cities).
+ 15.1
s-
V
Sixth Federal Resarve DUtrict—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxvllle.
133 ,434,755
124 539,799
+
7.1
585 ,849,301
123,725,176
134,673,253
525,758,251
+ 11.4
1,872 900,000
1,679.200,000
+ 11.5
455,781,135
1,482,700,000
1,238.600.003
27,147,382
+ 22.5
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
3
_
Columbus
;
28 .125,047
Tampa
99
'■
Montgomery
Meridian
86,919.076
870,876,385
61,669,430
19.2J7.853
813.868,506
+ 14.0
667,749,020
+ 10.4
6,504,643
.L
227,014.366
224,132,469
39,222,160
46,574,815
£98,758.615
9.1
24,610,956
3.6
57,499,078
i
184,759,962
13.217,509
^
5,282,554
4,913.186
3.8
185,829,631
21.3
166,54X513
147,379 204
90
+
'
+
10,982,090
10,163,967
9,251,637
3,206,904
+ 12.7
7,705,546
164,407',496
i
6,872.431
1.8
2,679,977
2,446.807
378,351,099
+ 18.7
-■698.995
724,086
780,464,522
716,481,640
209,837,723
173,496,043
+ 20.9
5,522,266,942
+ 11.6
4,623,867,219
4.133,277,564
1.196,202,871
1,067,337,588
10,239,003
2,918,577.000
10.071,490
4,257,358
2,490,709
2,579,049,357
18,977,673
10.197,002
—
12,103,622
3,452,594,000
+
2.7
45,457,279
+
3.6'
95,277,702
91,624,051
19,562,494
+ 33.5
2.4
—
41,081,180
76,031 662
3.5
837,452
605,012
170,071:415
158,1*59.031>
+ 12.1
977,749,454
399,442,906
+ 70.9
4,009,659
3,286,663
17XoX539
+~7~2
16,522"229
12,136,919
9,212.479
+ 10.7
.9,203,675
7,011,441
—
'
;
'
65,610.105
19,560,797
+
0.1
49,032,504
15,813,699
l4,343,733
43,457,786
+ 12.8
39,707,766
38.4.2,475
20,778,096
12,423,049
11.693,088
+ 21.1
105,367,064
+ 11.1
85,258,512
364.840,024
+
4.8
327,919,236
47,118,037
Bend
18,698.912
—16.1
52,496,425
382,220,863
Gary
18,679,559
13,766,218
C3,554,404
117,041,988
Indianapolis
0.6
11,542,026
Bay City-™..
Indiana—Fort Wayne
'
32,396,593
20,902,033
.
44,045,687
+
7.0
+
41,258,114
31,847,725
11.210,981
9,941,210
302 015,376
81,040,000
82,307,000
37,820,903
17,344,724
Sheboygan
10,774.852
+
3.3
9.973,434
14,317,852
14.193,126
40,342,811
4.054.897
8.3
-3,993,514
+
33.987,511
5S5.505.C55
+
8,446,224
Oghkosh
35.916,807
16,797,764
43,693,510
Milwaukee
29,097,193
463,572,9.50
7,585,040
132X73,843
113.863,816
12,234,356
<■
2.146,345
5,035,033
Manitowoc
Rapids
12,081,074
2,031,359
.
3.562.794
8.8
509,942,238
+ 11.4
6,568,929
10.049,939
6.830.430
6,548.580
186,643,908
4,166,682
4,397.993
158.583,110
46,578.909
47 286,021
41,513,068
71,770,894
-37,152,143
67,1 ? 9.472
20.4
13,939.067
13,004,435
3,119,300
13,217,790
13.053,244
3,380,511
3,265,844
+
-
12,444,403
+
3.8
7,482,316
+
38.0
7.470,849
7,335,697
+
5.7
4,237,584,(09
33,200.134
3,878.551,711
27,742,608
+
19.7
24,224,654
71.906,588
22,210,151
69,148,737
+
4.0
56 710.708
54,374,503
+ 15.2
41
27,903,028
3,670,401
3,109,112
10,892,611,469
10,372,429,721
792,766
3,627,813
106,024,020
5.3
+
48,334,562
+ 16.3
3.4
+
61,823,105
30.554.390
3,664,138
104,93X100
,
1.482,353
4,949,916,397
|
1.5
3,001,101
10,325,771
Peoria
3.639.084
8.0
22,005,0 32
5,232,694.687
Decatur
8.568,005
'
+
—
3,348.579
190,360,457
12.913.389
8,850,538
70,578:000
25,161,600
+
65,080.095
Illinois—-Aurora™
9,058,763
68,402.000
8.9
27,441,302
3,932,761
-
'
10,557,454
1,789,481
1.5
+ 41.3
196.S22.G47
Moines
12.8
—
5,950,141
1.3
+ ° 5.7
+
29,893,945
Sioux City
Ames
+
76,617,649
'
G47.7C1.626
Terre Haute
Wisconsin—Madison
Total (31 cities).
6,108,032
44,199,924
+
16,152,398
Jackson
Rockford
1.5
94. ■59,545
„
21.367,000
47,092,532
Lansing
Muskegon
Springfield
Sterling
6,998,596
24,203.849
20,173,471
23,311,000
3,547,010,000
_
Rapids_
Bloomington
Chicago
6.3
-
.-290,170,000
*
District—(Mileage—
Flint
Iowa—Cedar
82,153.993
■—
218,747,069 /.*■
14.407,796
+
+ 16.5
6,164,349,610
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Watertown
+ '
29,226,726 *
319,000.000
52,957.937
,,,
27,701,735
1,042 607,496
Total (16 cities)
.
3.1
—
.
+ 37.7
+
-
6,895,803
6,406,972
+.,1.3
+
*
'
6,459,745
728,781,698
57,740,303
5.4
•
-
88,426.070
34(r;900.000
•"
21,49o,016
26,906,542
,
27,585,000
64,294,789
3, 148,827
Detroit
24.520,061
.
+ 12.2
+
27,6G6,403
'357,500,000 ''•
21,221,772
30 216,271
10, 429,537
Vlcksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
Seventh Federal Reserva
28,030,082
32, 113,000
66, 583,813
Jackson
Grand
.045,870
68, 105,938
Mississippi—Hattlesburg
.
2.8
28,013,C70
,rl 21,726.135,
'
2.3
+
917, 762,530
Mobile
Des
+
28,856.995
1,079,405,328
1,211 ,106,934
Alabama—Birmingham
8outh
27,502,562
29 ,651,023
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
*■
,248,610
4.16,815,552"
10.272,921
9,553,015
1,868,791
1,015,>77,3497
7.058.809
2,143.382
1,280,688
12216.013
955,505.029
927,827,238
C92,443,369
6,081,764
3,767.873
3.905.513
1
15,432,054
13.824.184
12,860,213
10,733,253
10,342,963
5.921,346
6,928.402
7,206,326
5,208,701
4,879,675
4,2(55.440
8,029,593,161
1,418,450,411
1,310.193,963
+
8.3
1,239,858,142
996,949,071
1,447,188,173
358,700,000
327.900,000
+
9.4
336,300,000
'
36,335.101
33.961,862
9.5
22.920.508
22.045.722
+ 18.1
2,608.580
5.0
8,939,707,234
13.379.441-
2.261,646
+
+
*
Ufhth Federal Resarva District—St.lauis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
Caoe Girardeau
Independence
Kantncky—Louisville.
'Tennessee—Memphis..
ffljpois—Jacksonville.
Mniney
Total
(7
cities)
1,754,576,953
1,691,983,455
+
3.7
1,575,006,220
22,770,899
17,869,452
+
27.4
16,900,800
3,727.681
3,502,366
+
6.4
2.880,648
877,599,293
870,430,696
+
0.8
768,885.207
+
+
651,192,264
2,736,260
592,899,957
12,820,257
11,454,950
3,325,423,607
3,190,779,016
2,638,140
14,473,101.
.
738,178,398
9.8
568,682,942
2,859,880
10,242,227
9.363.528
2,945,457,924
2,735,692,146
147,517.886,;
115,160,479
2.625,497
4.2
155,638,624
124,945,241
r1
521,426,193
3.7
+ 11.9
+
.
299,800.000
2,437,256
*
+XX-5
!.*•?
142,939,713
173.620,182
93,023,502
105,124,621
2,805,649
2,60X650
+
1.9
2,183,554
642,149,514
593,179,015
+
8.3
574,446,709
-
2,313,482
580,858.285
J
v.
Volume
Number 5613 ;
185
.
of
Month
Clearing* at—
1957
1,649,286,976
11,715,109
4,563,631
4,638,294
1,995,079
+433,237
42,320,961
40.402,451
-
Dakota—Fargo___
:
7,303,000
Minot
■•'31,831,798
26,408,373
v
Montana—Billings
Great
:
Falls
Helena
;
Lewtetown
1.6
4.023,525
S
,
*
1,779,035
*
5,763,000
327,534,299
+
8.6
307,370,831
307,144,619
119,715,868
+ 13.7
118,069,977
10M727309
9.428,906
8,156^631
15^6
8,657.153
3,579,081
4,513^031
—20^7
3,131)7334
5,072,995
2,747,507,520'
Total (16 cltle«)_:
13,428,955
'•
8,213;948
.
>
+
„•
23,015,020
-
1,832,306
-.10,722,464.
2,070,597,204
4,233,715
—18.5
13,151,963
.
459,524,295
450,176,490
-
1,579,831
2/256,794,248
8.6 * "V
+
4,140,010
10,805,696
17.443.949
49,011,169
-4,763.449
4.8
4,822,663
11.106,124
6.6
—
6,117,159
5,713,478
'21,257,459
.
-
58,623,946
39
—
3,579,930
25.130,234
<.
+ 35.6
4,64+460
31,070,360
4,199,643
>
-
3.2
—
-
16,236,205
32,412,797
- •
•
2.3
+
2,529,707,879
+
4,567,000
6,485,017
+ 11.8
1,868,204
-
37,802,122
+ 10.7
•
57.661,036
59,930,010
;
.
353,584,956
32,245,717
6.0
+ 25.2
+ 20.8
-
19,666,126
6,758,448
136^111,723
1,219,369
'"+
«■
6,367,213
+11.7
8,273,604
1
-
$
3,741,229
1,687,888
27.270,827
•
26.060,929
^
-
i
1954
1955
9,321,236
504,67b,427
33.9
3,959,551
:
1,341,510,731
8,711,990
544,127,364
+
13,064,564
35,635,579
-4,051,993
Sioux Falls
Huron
1,452,621,081
7.3
—
7,359,263
f ; IP 991,542
Dakota—Aberdeen!.:
South
-
8.9
+
5,833,000
8,891,283
Forks_
Grand
-
$
9,238,212
28,061,097
+ 12.7
610,172,280
Falls
31,929,360
+
10,393,089
654,914,282
Paul
Worth
+ 11.5
39,312,183
1.790,530,054
Minneapolis
Winona
$
■{
44,370,060
Rochester
Fergus
Inc. or
Dec. %
1956
1957
3
$
District—Minneapolis—
Mlnnesot a—Duluth
St.
1954
1955
or
Dec. %
$
wecx jinaea reoruary »
—+—
January-
Inc.
19c6
S
Ninth Federal Reserve
(865)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
*
8.4
■■■+
-^87,462,555
"528,378,880 »*
Tenth federal Reserve Oistriet—Keaeae City—
Nebraska—Fremont
:
5,f;69 423
__
/; 4,37+203+
-
Lincoln
<«
46/345,760
.
Wichita
*-
"
-
Missouri—Joplin
5,907,842
"
"
67,806,390
,
.
Springs
Denver
27,664,333
,
-
,
153,484,478
/
+
2,601,635
t
4,426,006
!
4.9
tat
327,0947398
12,426,971
1+487,423
6,030,148
4,077,769
354~52-l,836
12,346,363
10,655,893
4,274,430
"
+~
+
3 .5
"
15.9
■
(a)
(a>
13,342,134
+
2,919.757
(a)
—.
551,170,407
575,661,079
3,258,542,996
—20 7
6,198,894
4,914,972
15,046,963
582,184,116
3,582,588,596
'
""
227,903,292
-
(a)
7
335/7M,124
367,101,918
24,994,234
3.2
21,189,502
4,214,237
b85,559,241
+
24,136,386
55,707,317
252,925,835
.
;
9,048,285
9.2
1,489,061,967
.•
4.6
—
10,265.968
+
56,343,545
-
7.0
+ 11.6
24,056,800
26,262.584
94,209,548
1,677,734,999
11,570,947
12,914,218
38,659,909
5.166,672
+ 15.1
'+
.
'
■
i*.
119,699,676
S
•
..'.I: +: 8.2
3,80°,426,881
4,111,811,336
Wtal (14 cities).
1.2
—
.
.
743,108,196
<ai
Pueblo
:
28,934,544.*
,
855,260,856
___
139,284,920
131,995,255
^
,-
2,815,880
42,652,861
;+17.9
„
292,786,962
:
*
Colorado—Colorado
6.1
10,290,319
140,063,794
•
5.3
+
•
+
4,437,911
316,734877
—
-
57,604,809
4,220,926
-
Joseph
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
+
40,034,107
2,571,610
1.3
+
S
„
1,772,287,758
1,897,174.207
Kansas City
St.
7,725,172
074,051,620
3,346,519
+ 12.9
—
130 836,595
5,981,201
-■
631,971
7,010,010
40,809,292
•i
•
-
'
54,425,022
'
137,760,416
;
...
8.8
1.1
66+096,233
v
4.4
+29.5
•
'
.724,635
+
-+
"
2,151,549
53,723,303
+10.6
"+
3,090,315 V v
r-
2,429,156
„
Topeka—
'
.
747,510
10,401,144
*
~
Parsons
*
658,0-71:213".
'
4.000,459
:
v-
42;362,937 :
V
686.990,3*29
Omaha
"i
851,593
..
>
813,340
Kansas—Manhattan
'
705,344
6.8
—
1,022,128
952,571
*
"
.
:*,+16.0
-
Hastings
t'
538,603,4+2
536,245,842
4.4
'
r
-
J
'
Eleventh Federal-Reserve District—Deliai—
47,334.755
+ 10.S
44,482,686
27,424,872
,+ 11.1
23,787,641
El
2,182,973,666
235,466,377
2,036,873,382
209,544,522
202,234,942
174,570,080
40.221,000
33,491,000
-
Paso
Pt. Worth
-
Galveston
.
Port
9,119,436
Arthur
rails
•ticmu
>
1,669,750,036
391,599.891
201,904,801
160,271,958
174,245,148
144,903.418
37,039,115
r29,704,00J
,
-
'29,234:000
2.G
7,524,167
7.616,372
3.3
28,921,150
27,123,641
7.8
+
—
7,062,626
65,956,417
3,913,838,069
3,591,040,135
77,907,249
8.6
4,807,579,053
4,492,593,657
+
7.0
7,366,591
7,055,753
+
4.4
7,755.514
cities)
834,423,942
+
6.5
739,370.962
23,782,549
421,196,624
634,003,062
19,501,189
-+
5,148,000
17
97 6
4,536,608
4763+329
+
147925,915
6,432,839
883.420,648
(11
•
26,845,253
5,396,000
—
6,451,649
"640,489
472,499,465
84,592,802
+
,
26,165,175
41.9
+
G,025,000
5~831.111
+
.
Louisiana—Shreveport,
Total
30,079,680
6,624.859
57,395,929
8,503,056
Texarkana
6,997,324
290,77+090
1,414,277,008
1,560;744,247
5.2
,
•
8,325,634
286,844,808
+
353.437,862
8,551,000
+ 20.1
+
32,102,052
'
1,783,948,396
+ 15.3
8,888,767
-
31,028,643
9i 163,442
•7
7.1
+ 12.4
+
1,835,443,922"
1,930,16G,274
Houston
'
.
10.5
4-23.1
22,323,863
53,029,786
'
*
Beaumont
Dallas
+ 15.2
10,276,518
11,837,759
37,064,811
30,482,685
-
Texas—Austin
18.2
13,632,755
12,586,567
344,900,980
347,035,563
+12.2
r
Twelfth Federal Reserve Distriftt—San Francisco—
'
Washlng^n—Bellingham.
Seattle
Yakima
23.042,354
23,780.308
;
•
City
+ 14.1
40,217,764
+ 15.8
30,173,279
+ 14.3
104,048,015
28,812,105
+ 13.3
25,072,317
87,159,728
84,000,958
+
3.8
71,314,939
Francisco
21,729,549
+
29.3
19,194,586
14,031,190
3,007,170,266
„„t.
124,464,468
2,815,410.119
115,266,182
40,153,595
31,379,439
,
t
Barbara..
Outside
(179
Total
(a) Clearings
•Estimated,
operations
23,730,282
19^858,067
4-21.2
16,245,950
15.572,790
5677157,166
521,569,794
4857595,304
to the
EXCHANGE
6.8
2,406,182,494
21,367,295
19,813,921
15,812,818
83,361,583
2,122,425,432
63,309,025
+ 2 7.7
8.0
5,925,355
5,369,071
24,104,469
8,780,733
+ 18.8
27,881,594
7.394,284
26.0
10,410,991
9,071,743
45,439,618
38,966,910
11,665,913
4.6
18.2
11,157,455
+
50,565,633
+ 11.5
1,022,279,585
925,725,750
+ 13.9
18,757,889,149
15,71+258,116
9.8
8,998,585,170
8,109,989,504
27,282,776'
+
4,994,094,623
4,343,439,420
1,163,973,934
+
7.8
94,726,172,010
87,548,199,573
21,567,733,310
18,933,064.713
+
8.0
49,721,888,548
44,948,831,933
10,447,313,409
9,516,857,170
53,545,239.050
9.5
RATES
Country
BY
CERTIFIED
and Monetary Unit*
FEBRUARY 8,
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
cable transfers on" the different
passed.
I
Noon
1957
Buying
TO FEBRUARY 14,
Cable ^Transfers In
for
Rate
1930
1957, INCLUSIVE
New York
(Value In United States Money)
Official
.0555555°
Free
-
$
D169037
dollar
.0199000
.325425
for
1.042781
.209525
.00435401*
.00435401°
.0263072*
.0269090°
.0199000
B
-
.0385356*
*
.0385356*
*
„
2.22.4456
2,229581
-
...
i
.0159000
.05555^55*
.0555555*
*
at all
$
$
+
.0555555*
.325433
.
■
1.043:154
Ceylon, rupee.:
Finland, markka
France (Metropolitan), franc
.203716
.203700
.00435401'
.00435401°
.00285500
.00285500
German*, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
.237980°
.217980*
.237960'
.237960*
.209570
.209560
.209560
.209380
2.797812
2.797812
2.798125
2.797937
Japan,
'
<
.
»
Lincoln's
-
,
.00277912*
.0300560
.0800560
.0800560
.261125
.261125
.261112
2.770317
New Zealand,
pound
krone.
2.770214
2.770420
2.770265
*
«
.4967' 6°
.0349000
.
•'
,
franc
Union of South Africa,
United
Kingdom,
•Nominal.
pound
poiind sterling
'
.232979
,
2.787566.
.233045
2.787463
^
•
>
.
2.787671
-
2.797312
;*
.233125
.
■
*<
2.797812 ""
.0319000
,193330*
.
'
-
-
.496950°
.0349000
.153330°
'".193330*
_* .193330'
.496766°
-
.0349000
.496766°
.140080*
.140080°
.1400.10*
.140080*
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, agenda
Sweden, krona.
Switzerland,
.00277912*
.00277512*
Birthday
-
*
*
'
<-
2.798123
u
.
.
.233175
2.787515
2.797937
Holdings of Treasury
Government and other
decreased
bills decreased $129
million in
in the Chicago
certificates of indebted¬
ness increased $100 million.
Holdings of U. S. Govern¬
ment bonds decreased $30 million. Holdings of "other"
securities increased $64 million.
\
the
.00277912°
guilder.
U. S.
million. "Other" loans
$35 million.
New York
District.
.0800560
peso
Netherlands,
Norway,
.00285503
h
*
purchasing or carrying
.
.261125
Yen.
Mexico,
.
were
securities increased $72
1.044218
.00285500
decreased $90 million
reporting member banks; the principal decreases
$42 million in the New York District, $30 million
in the San Francisco District, and $12 million in the
Dallas District,
Changes. according to industry appear
in another press release.
Loans to brokers and dealers
.209700
S
;
-
.325450
Banks.
Commercial and industrial loans
.325433
V
.0385356*
.0385356'
Feb. 14
condition statement of
1,042682
:
2.229415
2.229458
schilling
-
.0269456*
.0275443°
pound—
Belgium, franc
British Malaysia. Malayan dollar..
Canada,
-
S
Feb. 13
Feb. 12
Feb/11
Feo. 8
Argentina, peso—
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Banks
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended Feb. 6: Decreases of $112 million in loans adjusted,
$238 million in holdings of Treasury bills, and $1,202
million in demand deposits adjusted; and increases of
$484 million in demand deposits credited to domestic
banks and $248 million in borrowings from Federal Re¬
The
serve
Austria,
+
Condition Statement of Member
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
FEDERAL
Friday
Australia,
+
discontinued.
requirement of Section 522 of the
->
-
-
+
+
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just
•
12 (J
+
;
certifies daily to the
FOREIGN
+
638,597,530
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant
2+1967796
+ 26.7
16/187,003
5,675,932,973
61.049,204,914
Near York.
69,425,808
■
22,954,039
104,334,574,913
cities).
148,004.144
29,093,518
1,043,517,796
6,215,010,670
Total (19 cities).
Grand
"*
1,-59,747.826
Stockton
79,976/721
62,482,795
28,036.359
Riverside J
Jose.
+~~4A
22.681,968
Modesto
Ban
78,13+717
86,333,552
32,656.187
—
168,573^ 130
—
56,836,224
Pasadena
Santa
173,COO,f 93
49,685,303
+
,
4.136,176
it'.-
'
+~9.2
16,691,162
21.4
119,995,497
,
-
5,383,170
\
154 910,578
317,428,850
,
8.7
81,530,583
-23;491,802
V.
11.9
151,041,000
170,630,261
8.5
+
t
163,193,467
650,368,510
716,638,618
383,688,949
+
64,871,790
46,574.017
__
Berkeley
Long Beach
San
;J.
•»,< •
**"8,497,030
137,104,982
-
California—Bakersfield
■
.
134,752,725
45,498,250
34,077,520
256,139,997
...
Arizona—Phoenix
-
36,854,972
.
""
+ 12.4
22,149.533
393,324,871
211,016,712
441,902.539
+
4,745,824
"
12:678,000
4.4
+ 15.6
760,394,915
.V
24,793,329
Lake
* •'+
15,354,000 +*"
878,644.485
Portland
Utah—Ogden
Salt
*
■
16,025,000
Oregon—Eugene
40,973,158
+ 12.3
1597312,430
-
1,102
5,160,245
'
44,466,428
-
49,948,449
Idaho—Boise
3.2
+
172,¥l
•-
Demand
New
District and $69 million
Holdings of Treasury
York
deposits adjusted decreased $487 million in
City, $215 million in the Chicago District,
$70 million
Dallas Dis¬
trict, and by smaller amounts in all of the other districts.
Time deposits increased $69 million, of which $27 million
$210 million in the San Francisco District,
irr the Cleveland District, $63 million in the
50
(866).
was
in deposits of
individuals, partnerships, and
ENTIRE
corpora¬
American
''
Borrowings from other
Increased
$46
million.
than
Loans
Federal
decreased
banks
to
Banks
Reserve
City
$143
A summary of assets and
liabilities of reporting mem¬
,
-
Decrease <
.
Feb. 6,
'
^
Loans
investments
and
Loans
adjusted*
Commercial
purchasing
Other
loans
1.76i
purchasing
8,770
\
780
<s
bonds
18,628
.4
.'_
,
with Federal Reserve Banks
Reserves
1,034
..
13,756
.
Cash in v&ulfc...
Balances
with
banks.
'■
■
+
Stock
Class
—
deposits
demand
Interbank
Domestic
barks
26
56,874
—1,202
Nehi
22,470
+
69
1,050
+
+1,012
80
10,338
-------
.—
.
345
—
+
From
42
+
.
1
5
728
———
of
Cement
loans
banks
to
'
248
4
46
56 "
+
;
after
and
are
shown
deduction
valuation
of
re¬
York,
3%%
ASSETS-
1957
-
certificate
account
> or
20,704,291
863,518
pld.
(quar.)
4-
9,998
+
5%
(quar.)
<fc
4-
8,746
6,460
+
F.
R.
Other
notes
'
of
other
banks
556,785
advances
19,3M
—319,231
loans
RR.
Co.—:
preferred
2-28
7
Government
20
+
593
+
3-
Certificates
series)
32-
283,975
—190.700
—
—
14,000
1
24,250
4-
•
bought outright-^
Held under repurchase agree't
Nortex
23,134,087
—228,950
—
—10.000
+
74,000'
&
1
3
3-
•
4-1
9
3-
1
3-
1
2-11
27V-sC
3-
1
2-15
93%e
4-
1
3-15
3-11
2-14
U.
S.
securities "-
Govt,
23,208,087
—238,950
Oil
6%
211,475.
Total
loans
from
cash
Bank premises
Other
and
securities
23,757,227
foreign banks—;
Uncollected
—
+592,385
—
-
74,577
+
145
+
11,942
+
Star
Oil,
(1956
;J
assets
51,573,394
—
5,910
divid.)
$2
<N.
Oklahoma
Gas
5 bb'/e
1st
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Reserve
Telephone
26,645,117
—
18,504,571
Foreign
•
,
536,116;
+
"
Other
—684,164
—
(s-a)___,".
33,138
—
—
82,645
—
75,740
+
2,387
—
77,152
Stock
Norwich
Nova
(quar.)
Total
Deferred
*.
Other
deposits
19,330,458
availability ensh items
liab.
and
accrued
—797,560
4,306,738
>
aivs
+788,247.
•
15,359
—
517
+
7,445:
1,268
liabilities
CAPITAL
:
Capital
16.259
328,789
7 )_„—
Surplus
(Section
13b)
21,147
+
9,792
Oahu
Total liab. and
Ratio
of
gold
capital accts.
certificate
Contingent
ances
'
liability
for
loan
Mfg.
Ogilvle
46.9%
Co.
.8%
+
1.3%
+
—
47
2,297
—
5
Edison
Match
5%
31.830
+
Oil
Ohio
4
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Below will be found
preferred
t
including
and
those
called
.
stock
under
sinking
The date indicates the redemption
tenders, and the
«
the current volume
in which the details
r
<
or
Baker University & Kansas Educational
;
;
i
c
jr.
Methodist Episcopal Church—
First jntge. serial <fc 8. f. bonds
Pacific Finance Corp.. cap.
debs.,
'■'
Greyhound Corp.,
Pinellas
Industries,
lr* Savannah
First
5%
Electric
cum.
Inc.,
&
8%
Pov»r
mortgage bonds. 3%
Sept
4%%
series
pfd. stock,
series
conv.
Co
s.
1,
due
of
l967.Mar.
1954—Mar.
1
1
1
2-21
Brewing
Inc.,
&
Tail
Power,
$3.60
preferred
$4.40
preferred
1
4%
Glass,
Paper Co.,
2-28
1
3-
1
Far East
conv.
1
3'
-
-
S15
Mar.
1
12839
1975—Mar.
1
655
(Increased
Pacific
Corp.
Insurance
1
2-18
2-
common
50c
3-
9
Inc.
36-
1
5-17.
3-
2
2-19
1
2-16
$1.12%
3-1
2
2-11
3-
1
2-18
3-
8
2-21
25c
3-
1
3-31
3-
1
3-31
3-
1
$1.50
3-
4
2-20
2-15
3-11
25c
3-
1
12 %c
3-
1
2-11
3-
1
2-11
12 %c
4-15
3-15
42 %c
-
3-
2-
6-1
$2
9
3-
1
3-
1
1
2-15
3-23
3-18
3-15
$1.37%
3-15
3-
1
1
2-
6
4-15
4-
1
3-
62 %c
(quar.)____—
3-
$1
-
.•■V
•
3-
3-
5%
5
12-31
18c
3-15
2-14
3-15
3-
40c
3-12
2-28
2%
3-19
2-28
1
'
(quar,j
com.
—
53 %c
1
2-15
1
2-15
'3-
1
2-15
$1.75
Ry.
3-20
33-
$1.20
•;
Chicago
«fc
1
25c
$1.25
-
4-
2
4-
4-
Co.—
$1.75
—i___
3-
8
Co.
2
3-
8
55c
3-20
3-
1
20c
(quar.f
3-13
2-13
3-
,
25c
1
2-B
1—:—
1%
3-
1
2-
1_
$1.25
3-
1
2-
8
$1.37%
3-
1
2-
8
(quar.)
—
tquar.)
.
8
5
2-20
to Pendleton
5c
3-20
2-20
12 %c
3-25
3-11
62 %c
3-25
3-11
4—
(quar.)
common
r
(quar.)
preferred
62 V2C
3-11
3-
1
2-15
15c
—
3-25
50C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-27
America
2-15
l td.
Utilities
Mig.
2-15
Ltd.
13 Vic
preferred
Co.
1
2-15
5-
1
4-
3-
1
2-15
50c
Insurance
3-
Viae
(accum.)
(quar.)
3-10
2-18
5
Co.—
(quar.)
Colorado—
of
preferred
preferred
Service
Co.
preferred
preferred
$1.05
(quar.i
1
2-15
$1.12%
Indiana,
com.
3-
1
2-15
50c
3-
1
-.2-15
87 %c
(quar.)
of
3-
3-
1
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
26c
:
3-
-
1
2-15
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
3-
1
2-15
preferred
(quar.)
27c
3-
1
2-15
40c
3-
1
2-
Pure
2-15
3-
1
50c
3-
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
.
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.>
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar. >
Quebec Power (increased quar.)
:
25c
7
1
Quemont Mining, Ltd.
2-15
1
3-30
2-28
3-15
50c
t35c
2-21
2-25
1-15
3-29
3-
20c
3-12
3-
I
20c
3-
1
2-
8
+40c
—
•-
Ralston Purina Co, new com.
2-
1
2-15
(Initial quar.)
.
60c
2-15
Corp.—
preferred
Co.
Gardner
conv.
2-11
3-15
25c
1st
&
3-11
+30c
(quar.)
2-27
45c
(quar.)
3-8
1
2-18
1
3-
4.20%
2-15
3-
3-15
$(.75
(Name changed
of
conv.
4.16%
2-15
1
40c
(quar.)
4.32%
*
3-
32JjfC
'
1
25c
•
,—,
'
1
3-
26c
Bros.
3%%
2-15
2-
4-1
15c
'
1-15
20c
(quar.)
Steel
River.
4%%
2-15
2-25
•
$1.25
•
1-15
3-25
20c
,
—
preferred
Co.
Public
2-15
62%c"
^
7
2-25
t$1.12%,
(s-a)
—
Company
4.20%
5-1
3-
50c
(quar.).
1
8%C
Co,
Public Service
2-20
(quar.)
2-15
.
2-8
90c
appiPval)-."--,,'-.
3-
2-15
(quarterly out of net
Providence-Washington
$1.06'A
(Subject, to Interstate Com-
Commission
2-15
75c
common,,,,,,
Wayne
second
&
Prince
$1.06"4
40c
1
9
Ind.)
5% %
15c
Y.)—
2-15
3-
40c
(interim
Railways
first
Price
2-15
$$3
Intennountaln. Express.
merce
2-20
3-11
25c
pfd, (quar.)
preferred
Powell
9.
30c
1
1
3-11
91 V»c
dividend
Preferred
20c
$1.10
<N.
3-
Special
2-11
-
(quar. 1
quar.)
Stock.dividend
$1.75
2- 1
RR.—
Electrotypers, Ltd.
prior preferred
Potash
2-15
(quar.)
2-19
\
8V2C
Inc.,
Ft.
Portsmouth
'"
3-15
common
2-10
1
50C
dividend
conv.
$2.50
Poor
2-11
$1
preferred
Finance
Pacific. Fire
Line,
2-19
1
2-20
75c
preferred A (quar.)
5%
2-11
3-
(quar.)
3-
5
2
quar.)
(quar.)
Mining
Polaroid Corp,
2-11
(quar.)
3-
50c
income^i
Plomb Tool Co.
2-8
3-
$1.02
preferred
1
3-21
3-15
3-
(monthly)
Fund,
Polaris
2-15
3-8
$1.12%
$1.05
common
$5
3"
3-
preferred (quar.)
7%
2-15
preferred (quar.-)
Oxford
2-15
4-15
$1.50
(quar.)
shares
Aircraft
7%
2-15
(quar.)
3-29
$2
'$T-
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
2-28
fquar.)
Corp.
: #4
(quar.)
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.
3-
(quar.)
3-1
50c
-
$1.12%
1
$1.14
(quar.),
2-28
2-15
?oc
/
^
8
12V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
3-1
15c
8
(quar.j,-
-
8
25c
(quar.)
Common' (quar.)
1-31
Line-—
2-11
3-
20c
.
preferred
Pittsburgh,
3-15
(quar.)
Marme
2- 4
:
2-
1
(s-ai
com.
2-15
3-11
:
"
3-
1
1
Ry.
1
40c
(Maine)
3-
$1.10
Co.
Quebec
1
1
3-
35c
3-20
3-15
3-
1
Pottery
34-
;
3-15
$2.79
(quar.)
2-11
45C
$1.06'
(quar.)-
,
Glass Co.
4%%
•
4-
pfd.
2-11
25c
preferred
5% %
(quar.)
A
1
(quar.)
Stock
40c
class
3-
(quar. 1
5%
(quar.)
4%%
Co.
Pittsburgh Steel Co, common
f20c
Co
2-11
-
$1.15
pfd.
25c
Mississippi River Products
1
1
(quar.)
(increased
Pittsburgh
(quar.)
2-11
33-
$1.12%
-
preferred
Gas,
2-15
at
"
3-1
92V2C
(quar.),
Natural
2-4
$1.25
pfd.
5-17
(quar.)^.^,^
Fibre
Exploration
pref.
$4.80
2-4
3-1
:
pfd.
2-21
5-10
$1.10
4.24%
Lumber
2-4
3-1
$1.
(quar.)
3-13
$1.17%;
...
4%% preferred B (quar.)—
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical^ com. fquar.)—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
•
3-1
f8Xc
tax
60c
10c
Tool
preferred
Pacific
719
Circle Co.
Investment
8
f$1.75
convertible
5%%
—
series, due March 1,
-
-
2-20
:;15c
••
(quar.)
Corp., 4% %
Piper
of
1947—Mar.
f. debentures
Ltd.—-
Ltd
preferred
Paciiic
dated
Salt
voting
Pine Street
2-18
2-
1
,
(quar.),;
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Chemical
American
3-21
2-28
5c
Outboard
Page
Co..
Stock
'4- 1
3-
Pinchin, Johnson & Associates—
2-15
3-11
2-20
on
35c
convertible
Otter
.
Association
1
4-25
2-20
1
58j/2
——.—,—
i.
Insurance Co.
Mathieson Chemical,
Ontario
given in the "Chronicle."
Date
3-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Onondaga
last date for mak-
REDEMPTIONS
Sand
(Union of South
Republic
Omar,
number gives the location in
(except where otherwise indicated)
PARTIAL
G
Glass
Power
Pltne.v-Bowes,
common
Co.,
com.
preferred
Olympia
redemption,
fund provisions.
Company and Issue—
$1.31 V+
;
Co., 4(4%
Owens-Illinois
t
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
2-15
T,__
4'A%
not^s,
for
page
were
F
2-15
Initial
Olin
called
preferred
Ltd.—
preferred
4.08%
Old
list of corporate bonds,
a
common
3-29
f$l
4(4%
;
2-
f$1.12,a
4.56%
Co..
Co.
Oklahoma
Notices
;
2-25
2-25
1
(quar.)
Co.,
Power
4.20%
'
4-25
3-15
1
preferred (quar.)
Ohio
180
—
4.49%
(
6
45c
shareholders
-gains
...
(quar.
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., common
$4 preferred (quar.),,
5
3-
will be deducted)
Mfg.
Mills
prefexred
Ohio
62,324
2-
5-
5-15
3-
income.
(quar.).
Piedmont
Cement—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Flour
7%
■
Ohio
commitments.-
———
of 6.9%
Sugar Co.
Office Specialty
R.
...
correspondents
Industrial
(
Oak
22,561
+
accept¬
foreign
on
purchased
5,910
—
re¬
to deposit
and F.
note liabilities combined
serves
t
51,573,394
2-19
5-15
5%
non-resident
the rate
15,366
+
realized
Pickering
2-15
3-15
Copper,
Africa
+
-2-15
1
1
3-
.
change before March 5)
53,981
+
accounts—171,797
1
3-
4-
8
3-15"
-
Monthly
Photo Engravers &
4
Ltd.—
American shares (equal to 20 shillings, and
subject to adjustment in the rate of ex¬
27,543
-
capital
557
+
747,593
.
-3-
25c
.
—
Co..
33c
(quar.).
Phoeni*
67,933
—
O-O'kiep
in
(Section
Other
—
3-
2
70c
(quar. )_,
F.)
net
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Surplus
.
50,297,672
—
4-
$1.12',2
Light & Power Co.,
1556
net
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
Quarterly
;
Phillips
Petroleum
(quar.),,
8
-2-
J68c
Portland
4-25
834c
undistributed net-income)
C
$3.65
2-23
1
$40c
(quar.),,
dividend
(Charles
Noyes
Total
—
3-
70c
(qtiur.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4,/2% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred'(initial)
612.762
+
+
.
3-20
25c
(quar.)____:
(quar.)
Pharmacal
Scotia
2-28
$1
Quarterly
159,564
303,505
241,533
__
—
3-20
40c
:
(quar.),,!
Nortnwestern States
300,306,
280,849
preferred
preferred
4-25
5-15
1
57 %"
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
Quarterly
,1
Philadelphia Suburban Water, com. (quar.),
2-28
f62'/2C
Public Service Co., com. (quar.)
4V2%
5VV%
7,463
...
Member bank reserves—i
b
U. S. Treasurer—general acct.
preferred
3-
-
E
.
Co.
4-
5-15
'
(quar.)
Quarterly
2-20
3-15
$1
Y.)
1-31
45c
(quar.)
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown
1
3-1
20c
—
„.__w
(quar.»
Bancorporatton
Northwestern
...
notes
Deposits:
3-
4%
(quar.)
preferred
Insurance
Northwest
2-7
3-29
8
$2.05
common,.
(quar.)
Ohio
22,561
+
2-15
90c
3-15
3-3
1
2-28
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas (quar,),^
Pfaudler Co., new com.
(initial quar.).,
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.),,.
Pheoll Mfg. Co. (increased
quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
2-20
$50c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
series)
Northern
99,545
1
34?sC
(111.)
Ltd.—
preferred
2-
3-
j—
Co.
from
Petroleum
8
3-15
$1
(quar.)
Gas
2-11"
20
v
(quar.)
preferred
$1
$1.90
(quar.)
(stock
2-27
3-
32 %c
common
class A
conv.
Common
Northern Quebec Power Ltd., common,-.
Total
2-
"
37lhc
Northern
11,625
+
3-15
fl3c
A
ser.
Corp., com.
Northern
220,232
209,748
...
assets
pfd.
(quar.)
'"Northeastern Water,
$4 prior preferred
591,310
■
-
4%
3-13
.
Ferkins Machine & Giar Co., 7%
pfd.
Peter Paul, Inc. (quar.)
taxable
net
Investment Corp.,
preferred
Shore
North
—: 137,475
—553,794
22
items———5,023,563
15c
preferred (quar.)
5V;t'ic
74,000-
Gas
&
American
$2.50
Due
from
2-22
(quar.;
Corp,—
from 1956 undistributed
Perfex
previ¬
*.
distribution
North
Total
not
and
*
.
preferred
(quar.),,,;.
Fiuit Co., common
(quar.>-iii~£.i^^__ "
preferred
(quar.)
Perfect
which 2c is apbalance of net ordinary
1956
2-16
1
Pepper (Dr.) Co. (see Dr. Pepper Co.)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc. (quar.)
of
in
1
3-
Extra
50c
earned
;'
,
2-28
3-
v.)
Cofrtmon non-votiiig jquar;)-'
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Gas Light.& Coke (quar.j^,^^.,,^,,;
Peoples Telephone. (Bufler, Pa,) com. (quar:) '
4%'% preferred
2-11
$$1.25
(quar.),
common
3-15
35c
25c
Peoples
2-28
f38c
-
t35c
31V<C
25c
Telephone,
Common
3-14
3-
2-28
f62%c
I
preferred
Penobscot
3-, 8
3-28
.
dividend
Pennsylvania
'3-8
„
1
3-15
-
Pennsylvanla RR. Co.
3-8
'4-1
-
1
5-
1
3-15
•
-
(qu3r.)
Ltd.——
preferred
3-11
.
pfd.
(quar,),.;
4.60 %
>
.
3-
6-
3-23
)
Pennsylvania
2-15
1'
3-29
2-21
3-15'
-
f20c
;
prior
Pennsylvania
8-16
•
3— 1
-.
I2V2C
(quar.
(quar.)
Line,
2-21
V
2%%
:*
(increased),
4.50%
2-15
9-
$1
1
(quar.)_„
Western Ry., common
Mining Corp., Ltd
Normetal
2,801,750
Total
-.
* conv.
preferred
1
15c
(quar.)*
(quar./x,—_______
4.70%
2-21
1
3-
93%c
Pipe
3-
$1
pfd;
conv.
'^3.70%
.•
$1.12Va
(quar.)
Cement
1st
50c
_______
6-13
'***
6%
Pennsj'lvania Electric Co.—
4.40%' preferred B"(quar.).
2-18
35c
Mines, Ltd.
Norfolk
—5,036,250
North
>
xquar;)_x_—
; 2 Vac
investments)
2-15
3rll
•
.
gains on sale of securities in
payable either in cash or stock—
Noranda
+4,998,000
—
'
a
(Balance of
long-term
173,225
10,918,699
„
Corp.
Transportation
48c
8
3-
35c
,
distributed
195s
_
(quar.)__
Mfg. Co., Ltd., common
preferred (quar.),
(12e
7
8
Service-
payment
special
13,348
9,129,663
...
Notes
Sheraton
4^S%
3- 7
"
1
4-1
Nopco Chemical Co.,
Bonds
12-16
preferred
1
Pennroad
v
7
3r
$2.50
—a'
L
interim
A
securities:
w'
1-2-58
1
2-
$2
(Ohio) (quar.)_
Light. & Power Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
income
Bought outright—
Bills
9-16
conv
$1.32
2-15
1
4- 1
,
Telephone
ously
123
—
1
2%c
4.60%
2-26
$1.12V2
proximately the
t
24,226
—
1
10-
'
,
2-14
(quar.)t_
preferred
An
467,312
28,832
outright—
7-
%'c
Penn
„
-3-20
4-
r
-
(quar.)L———
Water
1
$2
(s-a)
(1949
3-
3-
50c
preferred
Quarterly
141,922
+
+
—
803
Acceptances—bought
S.
38,163
—
519,505
•
—
458,519
-
__
and
Industrial
U.
481,829
c-ash
Discounts
2%c
2
$1.30
1-
;3- 5
v
3-1
50c
Louis
St,
3-
-
3-15
,
40c
33/4 7o preferred (quar.)_
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
548,039
3,532
+
3-15
""
(quar.l__l__„i__l_
$1 preferred
,
1
3-
37,/ac
——
Newport Electric,
1956
+
—
21,567,909
4-
3-13
preferred
Peninsular
5
3-15
$1
$1.01 V*'
(quar.);
3-
Niagara Share Corp.—
Total gold certificate reserves
*
Pendelton Tool Industries—
0
3-11
-'
;
_
—
Shipbuilding (resumed quar.)—.
Sjtate Electric & Gas—, "
Common
Feb. 15,
1957
___
2-25
2-27
conv,
5%
Newfoundland
Decrease (—I Since
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
4%
—
York
1
95c•
-
preferred
New
dollars)
RR.
preferred
Newark
Gold
1
8
3-15
(quar.)
Pembina
3-1
"
1
3-15
5c
-
common
$4.50
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
—'
3-
1
30c
-
(increased)—j.—
Co.
—
non-cum.
4-
2)c
(quar.)
Chicago
Dock,
York
4-
20c
—.—
(quar,)—
4V2%
Feb. 6,
4-
3-
(quar.)
Stock
4-1
—L—5%
Central
Quarterly
New
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Feb. 13,
$1
25c
preferred
preferred
Peerless
.3-14
3-29
5%.
York
$5
Increase ( +
8
conv.
7%
3- 9...
2-14
■
3-25
40c
:
Air Brake
New York
1
44-
;—
Casualty
preferred
York
3-
7%e
+
—
York
New
3-23
:
7%c
(quar.)
Jersey Zinc
New
gross.
thousands of
2-28
50c
'
;
iquar.)
'
Co.—
2-15
2-15
5-
3-15
45c
1.
Corp.
1
conv.
Peabody Coal, 5%
Brewing Co.
2- 9
:
—
Inc.
Common
tin
Chemical
Paton
Holdert
2-25
20c
:.
Jersey Power & Light,
New
,
individual loan items
When
4%
dividend
4.05%
New*
■f
New
tExclusivc
■
Payable of Ree.
(Pittsburgh).
A__'
—
Amsterlam
New
'
12
—
723
others
serves;
Insurance
class
Corp.,
Bros.
Stock
164
+
484
+
1,514
v.
Banks
Reserve
-
10%:
.
(quar.)—;
Fire
Corp.
(quar.)
dividend
Now
,^1
Federal
»
50c
(quar.)——
t
Nekoosa-Etlwards Paper Co. (quar>)
Nestle-L<.'
Mur ,'(quar.)'—
173
—
Borrowings—
From
Mfg.
W.
,
dividend—-
Nazareth
deposits—
banks
Foreign
Park
Parmelee
25c
-
Stock
adjusted——-deposits except U. S. Government
Government deposits
.-V---
Time
(quar.)^.-.—,
<quar.»__
B—
Neisner
U. S.
Co.
Stock dividend
22
+
LIABILITIES—
Demand
658
Pictures
Year-end
50c
Nationwide
334
+
.
97
26
■
2,330
,
__
union
39
+
226
+
1
920
domestic
Paramount
3-
5-15
"
quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.),,
Paragon Electric (quar.)
,
Parker Pet)oleum Co>,
Quarterly
643
—
Tib? &
National
—1,551
143
,—.
Tea
National
142
+
64
+
;
Line—
1
5%
Share
Products
Stock dividend-———i——.
National
505
—1,673
30
__
7,484
■
Pipe
(initial
Pearl
635
+
12
—
Eastern
612
720
184.
Name of Company
—2,577
100
+
5,070
__
banks...—
Volume
fin
(Continued from page 14)
National-Starch
*
238
—
of Rec.
'
$1.50
z.
^
Parkersburg-Aetna (stock div,)__,_____^_x
126
+
180
—
1,443
Holdert
3-
25c
(quar.
<quar.)
common
.
$2
613
DIVIDENDS
609
+
35
25,921
to
New
Park
731
—
20
Mfg.
Panhandle
140
—
27
—
10,833 "
Treasury bills
Treasury certifier
Treasury notes
I.oans
issue,
Per
+_
1,155
loans.—
Other loans
U. S.
this
carr; t"
or
ing securities
estate
m
341
■
'
Real
in
4,091
—
72
+
Machinery
Pacolet
716'
929
+
When
Share
(qqar.)
5%
f< >r
carrying securities.
or
for
dealers
'
8
__
Lumber
Package
+ 4,149
*
90
436
and
Paciiic
605
5%
+
112
29,726
_...
brokers
to
_x_
51,664
loans....
Name of Company
Page
Mar. 29
conv.
•Announcement
1956
228
■
85,069
—
scries C
(I" millions of dollars)
"
•
adjustedt
industrial
and
Agricultural loans
Loans
'
•
stock,
pfd.
cum,
Payable
Per •*
Date
Co.,
5%
Feb. 8.
1957
1957
ASSETS—
Since
)
—
Jan. 30.
Cyanamid
MallorytP. R.) & Co., Inc., 4 % % conv., pfd. stock
Feb. 28
Worthington Corp.; cum. prior pfd. stk, 4% % cv. series.Mar. 15
Increase ( + ) or
,
1
-
sinking fund debs, due June'l, 1961
l.Mar!
1
Fedders-Quigan Corp,—
5% cumulative convertible preferred stock, series A—Feb. 28
International Utilities Co., $1.40 cum. cv. pld. stock—Apr.
1
Leonard Refineries, Inc., 6%
cumul, preferred stock—Feb. 20
ber banks follows:
■
CALLED
Investing Co.—■
4','r.
million.
?
ISSUES
Company and Issue—
tions in the San Francisco District.
Ray-O-Vac
8
1-39-
Co.
(quar.)
"
Reading Co.—
-
■."*••
-'
;
-
""
5%
.
,
"
.4%
'
4-1
non-cumulative
Reading. Tube Corp,
3-19
•
-
-
1st
preferred J (quar.) '"
50c
<quar.)__—2L+: • 1242C
:—'• 31%c-
common
$1.25 conv. preferred
tquar.)
3-14
2-21
•*3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
Volume
Number
185
5613
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
Per
Name of Company
Reeves
Soundcraft
Refractory &
Revere
2-15
Southern Utah
15c
3-18
3-
4
55c
3-
1
2-
9
Southwest Natural Gas Co., $6 pfd. A (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service
(quar.)
_
12 Vac
3-
7
2-18
—
80c
3-
5
2-15
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)___
$1.12 Va
3-.
1
2-
8
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Brass (quar.)
Rexall Drug Co. (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—'
B
Rheem. Manufacturing, 47a %
Richfield Oil Co. (quar.) __i
Rieke
Metal
Paper
Riegel
Textile
Rio
.
-
,
Grande
B
5 YS %
&
class
$1.50
partic.
A
'
4%-
Gas
Inc.,
1
Tung-Sol Electric,
35c
3-
1
2-15
5-
1
4-18
29th Street
5-
1
4-18
208 South La Salle
$1.033/4
5-
1
4.30%
4.23%
preferred
(quar.)_,
$1,067*
5-
1
4-18
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
5-
1
4-18
1
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
5-
1
4-18
Union
Carbide &
3-15
3-
5
4.36%
277tc
5-
1
4-18
Union
Chemical
5c
277jC
5-1
4-18
4
40% preferred
3-18
2-15
3-
1
2-13
3-
1
2-13
Common, (increased
3-
1
2-13
$1.32
3-15
3-
5
3-15
3-
4.20%
-
*
.
6%
preferred
3-
1
3-1
3-15
3-
60c
(quar.)
725c
<3-1
720c
3-30
„
Corp.—
2-15
:
Class
3-15
F (quar.)
preferred H (quar.)___
B
$1
3-
1
$1.02 72
3-
1
$1.18%..
3-
1
$1.0272
3-1
*
;
$3.50
2-15
Inc.,
preferred
Commercial
Standard
Dredging,
2^15
Standard
Forgings
1
2-15
3-15
" 3-
3-29
3-
3-
2-18
25c
2-28
2-
4-1
3-15
2-
4-
1
3-19
I
730c
3-
1
2-19
90c
3-
2
2- 1
1-28
(quar.)
Corp.—
Materials
30c
2-28
4%
2-28
67*c
2-28
1-28
;
System
(Kansas)
3-
1
2-14
$1.25
(quar.);
Mfg. (quar.)
3-
1
2-14
i
50c
3-
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
20c
5
2-15
1
3-15
-
3- 5
1
2-11
3-
40c
3- 5
3-15
3-
20c
Car'(quar.)
Terminal
3-
3-15
5%
1
Corp. of Louisiana—
B
4%
1-2$
33c
com
dividend
Tank
Union
1
40c
2-18
1
627ac
(quar,)
2
4-
(quar.).
Oil & Gas
Union
1
15c
(quar.)
2-18
3-
$4.25
(quar.)
Class
2r20
3-15
St.
Carbon
Class
2-20
3-
f
(Del.)__
Co.
2
(quar.)
Metal
Union
8
877ac
Tobacco
3*19
3-
53%o»,»
1
preferred
Stock
2-11
2-
3-1
'
»
(quar.)__
Standard
2-15
2-15
1
9
50c
,
(quar.),
common
2-28
3-26
35C
(liquidating)
dividend
Gas
Union
2^11
3-
25c
25c
:
Brands,
.5%
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
&
preferred
Union
4
3-
20c
(quar.)
Standard
1
3-
$1.05.
Kellogg & Sons (quar.)_
Spindale Mills, common (quar.)__
•
5 %
2-11
$1.50
(quar.)_
preference
Common
2-11
(quar.)—
common
3-15
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
6%
Stock
30c
33c
eonv.
Union
;
quar.)
Spencer,
Ltd.—
Electric
Chemical,
preferred
5
(quar.)
Telephone—
(quar.)
Corp.,
5
.
preferred
Spencer
3-
16%c
_!
_
3-15
.
(quar.)
($25 par)
States
Sparton
.50c
3772C
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Soutmvcstern
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Towers
3-
1
preferred A
preferred
2-21
I 5c
•
2^38
3-15
4-18
(quar.)
3-15
:___—.
_
preferred
4.107c
4-
Co.,
3-11
6834C
common,
A
&
4-10
Gas
3-11
!,
Co.,
Class A pref. iquar.)
Common (quar.)
Rochester
40c
9772C
preferred ($25 par)
Payable of Men.
50c
(quai\)_
Iftc
3-29
5c.
(Texas)
(quar.)__
preferred
Little
Trimz,
35c
Patricipatlng
Robinson,
4
$1
_____
Myers,
Trunkline
3-
20c
.____
preferred (quar.)
Robbins
3-20
3-15
|
4.15%
(quar.I
(quar.)
4- 1
29c.
927a«
com.
Share
50c
Corp.
2-15
(quar.)——
common
Valley Gas Co.
Finance,
Class
$1.50
Temper
3-15
•
Hitter
True
75c
—
(quar.)_
Corp.,
A
•.
2-15
Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
SouthwesternPublicService.
•
(quar.)
preferred
Southwestern Life
3-1
HoUen
When
Per
Name of Company
25c
30c
Products
Riegel
$4
~
.•
(quar.).
common
j
.
Co
Power
Holderi
Payable cf Rec.
Share
3-15
A
When
Per
.
Name of Company
-
of-Rec.
5%
divid.)
Insulation Corp. (N, J.). (quar:)
Copper
] Holdert
Payable
-Share
;
istock
51
(867)
1
Cold Storage Co.—
participating pridr
preferred
(s-a)
$2
2-21
'
4%%
preferred I
4.107c
4.957o
4.75%
Transit
of
Mfg.
Rockwell
&
4%
Axle
Haas
Co.,
Class
B
474 7c
Ross
(quar.)
Gear
(Jacob),
St.
Fire
A
;
9
1-.-2T
Standard
Oil Co.
3-
5
2-20
Standard
Gil
3-10
2-18
334%
50c
8
Standard
3-
1
2-15
Stange
3-15
3-
State
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
Statler Hotels
4-
1
3-11
Stauffer
10c
272%
3-
8
2-19
3-14
2-18
4-10
4-10
dividend)—
3-
1
2-
2
1
3-
St.
Louis
Francisco
San
$5 preferred
$5
San Jose
Sterling
Aluminum
2-23
Sterling
Drug,
2-20
377>c
3-)5
3-
1
Sterling Precis-ion Corp., 5%»
5% preferred C (o.uar.)
3-15
3-
1
Stern
(quar.)
$1.25
6-17
6>-
3
Stetson
—___
Savage
New
Electric
Power—-
2-
8
3-
1
2-
8
29f/,c
3-
1
2-
8
29%c
3-
1
2-
8
%
293Vc
3-1
2-
r
2i,c
2-27
2-137
.__
preferred
preferred
$1.09
(quar.)
Class
8
4-15
5-
27V2C
8-
4-
1
,
'"5%
preferred
Seaboard
$4.75
•
Finance,
4-17
Sun
7-17
1
1
1
.
4-16
3-
1
,
2-14
3-11
3-
3^
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
Seaboard
Oil
Surety
Searle, (G.
4-16
5%
(quar,)__!
&
Co.
$1.25
4%
3-21
3-21
.
3-15
60c
3-
(quar.)____
-
Corp.,
(quar.)_
1
3t
:
(quar.)__
'
1
3-14
Biscuits
Oil
2-11
Universal
Universal
Corp.
Universal Insurance
1st
2-15
Extra
3-18
2-8
Universal
Utah
Valley Mould & Iron,
28 7sc
$1
pfd.
3-5
2-8
3-15
1
2-15
2-15
2-15
3-1
50c
3772C
(quar.)
3-
4-
3174c
3- 1
4-1
,3- 1
25c
_~l
7-1
10- 1
1-1-58,
50c
50c
_
_________——
—
Transit
"Syracuse
3-11"
10c
.»».<:(. 5.0c
(auar.)
clsss
Corp.,
Class
A
B
1
Van
3-15
2-25
3-15
2-25
.Common
(increased
4%"-preferred
472%
(W.
A.)
Pen
*
___
5-24
3-
1
4-
3-
1
2
Manufacturing (reduced>___
Sheratbn
Corp.
Sherman
Products
of
America
dividend)
(stock
(qtiar.)
Sherwin-Williams
35c
1
2-18
2-18
-Common
.
1
2-
1
4>'2%
3-
1
4.75%-
3-
5c
of America,
Siegler
Corp.
Sierra
Pacific
*
.
$2.44
(Del.)
3-15
2-28
3-
1
2-13
5.85%
3-
1
3-11
2-
8
3-11
2-
8
.20c
;
Power
preferred A
B
Co.—
.
.
._
corhmon;. (quar. )___>
Saw
Sifnmons
Steel
Co.
Singer - Mfg.
614
Oil
Co.'
Co:
Texas
1
2-23
Certificates, of
3-15
2-21
3-12
$12Iac
3-15
75c
3-15
2-15
55c
3-13
2-
„
45c
.
2-28
2-20
30c
„___
2-
'
i
3
-
30c
3-
9
Third
2-21
40c
3-15
*
•3-1
•
South
-South
; ;
■
1
preferred"(quar.)J____________^_1__7- 31 %c
3-29
3-
1"
3-29
34
1 '
Bend
4.50'.^
Works
Electric
(quar.)_
'
(quar.)-
—U
■
,
4.24 %
preferred
3
4.83%
"
-47*%
preferred
.
preferred
5%
preferred
4-
'$1
3-
J50c
1.-
47i%
2-28
2-
3Q1j2C
5
.
2-28
2-
20c
3-
1
3-
1
3-
1
1
27%c
3-
6
.
3-13,
:
70c
,
25c
3-15
25c
2-
(quar.)
preferred' (qua
preferred" (qiiar.J
preferred_iquar;)____ir_^.
5%.
■
preferred Yquan.
5.05%
preferred
.•
(quar.p
.
IRr
1
4
sro&T*
urn
Clasc
-
$1.25*
$1.2674
'
i-15
3-15
3-15
•
1
;
'
Fund,
2-15
3-
1
3-
1
2-
$1,067*
3-
1
2-15
22 VaC
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2- 8
3-
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
24c
2-18
1-29
2c
2-18
1
Inc.
Income)-
earned
:
50c_
_____
(increased quar.)—
1-29
2-13
3- 1
_
3-
65c
>■
I-
7
2-11
.
2-28
20c
3-
4%
4-22
V2Yzc
3-15
3-
37 Vic
Rogers,
3- 5
2-15
common
(quar.)_
(quar.)
3-29
'
1
3-
1
3-
1
A
j
lquar.)__
720c
725c
—
725c
(qnar.1
.
Ltd., common
(reduced)
15c
—
Ltd.,-cla.-,s A
(quar.i__
_
t$l.l2'j
750c
'
'
Treesweet
Products
Tvax-Thaer-Coal,
$2.80
preferred
Class
♦
common,
(quar.i
.
A
(quar.)
<H.)-Gooderham
Walker
iquar.)
!
.
Mfg.
.,
Warner-Lambert
Welex
West
$5
Services
Jet
Oil
Disinfecting,
preferred
Canada
3-8.
2-11
Western
dividend
1
1
4-26
4-
1
3- 8
31 Vic
3-
1
2-15
50c
3-11
2-25
2-25
2-
5
35c
3-
1
2%
8
$1.12
3-
1
24 8
3-11
2-21
(quar.)
8c
3-
1
1-31
15c
3-
1
2-15
60c
3-
1
2^15
20c
3-
1
2-19
$1.25
pfd.
3-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
I quar.)
5%
3-
37 Vic
3-30
2-20
3-
2-15
4%
3- 5
2-15
25c
3-
1
2T-18
3-
1
Gas
Ltd.
(quar.)
2-18
730c
3-
1
—
Class
A
3-15
3-
8%
3-30
3-15
4-15
2- 4
(stock dividend ♦——:—
1
Investment Trust,
Stationery Corn—
Inc.
(George). Ltd.,- class
3-12
50c
(quar.)—_
B
—
3-
1
2-11
3-
1
2-11
30c
A
(quar.i
412 %
preferred (quar.)
Westpan Hydrocarbon Co
1
95c
(quar.)_:
Timber
4-
$1.25
(quar.)—
Electric, common" (quar.)
preferred B tquar.)—!_
Weyerhaeuser
1-31
15c
Co
Westinghouse
•*W£stort
1
•7Vi%
Tablet
preferred
3.80%
1
$1.20
:—
(initial)
Ltd.~<final)
"Western
3-15
20c
______
—
common
Breweries,
Stockholders
Western
2-19
25c
—
Fields
Oil
4-26
40c
4.80%
new
3-15
4-15
10c
(quar,):.
preferred
'
4-
2
3-15.
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
3-
77Vic
77 Vic
*
1
2-15
12 Vic
;
iquar.)
3-11
2-15
20c
3-11
2-15
7$1.12Vi
—
'
!
—-
Paper
6v
Stores,
Wilson
Willett
Co.
Common
(quar.)
4»4%
Winn-Dixie
Monthly
Co.
2-15
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
4-1
>30
3-15
—
:
25c
5-
1
25c
(quar.).
-
3-20
2-20
15c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
Wilgon-Jones
8
4-
75C
(quar.)
Common
2-15
3-
25c
H.)
Inc.,
3-22
1
$1,067*
(quar.)
(Consider
A
3-22
1
3-
20c
(quar.)
4'*%
Gil
1
4-
15c
common
preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
Wilcox
3- 8
(qucr.)
(quar.)l
Corp.
Wie'ooldt
Works
4-
35c
(quar.)——
Machine
Wickes
50c
75c
Whitaker
3-8
3-8
-3- 8
2- 8
8
5-
(quar.)—
Auto Supply,
4.80%
Westmoreland,
3-1.
Co.
Lines
Air
Stock
Whitin
-
1
3-
1
•5-
(quar.)
common
Kentucky
2-28
2-183-11
2-^8
3-11
2-2!
2-
4-
75c
(quar.),
(quar.)
Western
,
2-15
2-20*
25c
Snowdrift,
&
Western
_
2-15
3-12
30c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
3-8
3-8
*
z- l
3-11
Wire
Wasburn
Western
3-lo
3-lo
2- o
3-11
Worts, Ltd.—
&
D.), common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Western
2-15
2-15
2-lo
2-15
25c
(increased)
Electric
>
6
40c
(8/
$4.50
8
2-28
3-
735c
Pharmaceutical Co.
Swasey
Penn
2- 7
4-1
2—
3-15
775c
West
2-23
"
1
Sugar
„
12^c
40c
70c
-
3-
10c
—
Indies
•
67vzC
\ 25c
20c
62 Vic
of Wisconsin,
Co.
3--9
2-13
,
T-17
3-
12V4-C
preferred (quar.)
Walt Disney Productions (initial)—
Ward Industries, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
2-15
4- 1
4*16
(quar.)
$3
2-20
,
2*15
1
1
(
-
4-1
4-1
4- 1.
1
58-
•.
:
Walker
6
37 Vic
(quar.)
common
West
25c
gains)
-Trayeters; insuram-e-Co. (.Hartford) (quar. )__
-
760c.
760c
(quar.)
—-—.—
2-15
—
Station)
Wesson
■
.
1„
(quar,)—,
Mines, Ltd.
Co.,
2-23
3- L
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
4- 1
4-1
2-2o
3- «
1
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc
2r211-8
2-21
1-8
2-28
• 2-lo
..$1,067*
$1.0674
$1.14
3-
1
3-
(quar.)_________—
&
2-20
-
(finaUi.__29.7143 a
(final)—
167a%
35c
iquar.)—__—
Finance Corp.,
B
Amulet
1
4-
37 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Iron
4-
$1.25
731 YaO
(quar.)
3-lo
3-lo
2- 8
-
&
Goodwill
(The
pfd,
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
Mold
5%
Ltd.,
3-15
3-15
2-25
3-1&
2-20
"
Ltd.
$2.50
$2.50
ouar,_
Warren
2-28
»
—
preferred (quar.)—
5%. preferred tquar.)_—_—
Tri-Continental Corp.—
*
Common" (extra from capital
$2.70 preferred
(quar.i,^
„
-
30c
,v
.
--
-
5-15
^%3- 1
c.:^3-1
;s 3- 1
3715
'
3-11
75c
2-4
2- 4
2- 4
2-19
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)!___^_
preferred- (quar.)_
preferred (quar.»_.
60c Class
Traders
~ 8-15
:
_____
3-29
$1.37 »/a
Situations
50 class A
Walgreen Co.
2-11
3- 9
SI
Ltd.—
(quar.)___—i
Elevat-ors.
.Towpsend.Co^
2-28
3-15
"•
Corp;
prorferred
Tororttd Iron WbrsS
>.
2-15.
9' J 3
..
Trust,
receipts-ordinary
4 56%*
2-15
6-14-
;25C
(quar.7 !_
43i%.
iquar,)__
Y.)
receipts deferred
4.25%,
2-15
^.'60c_
Securities
<N.
deposit
,Toronto
2-15
3-
2-11
*2-21
4-15
3--1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 12-28
a-lo
4- 1.
715c
25c
20c
317*0
3174c
20c
30c
25c
(reduced quar.)—
Trust Co.
deposit
■,4,;+%
2-15
-V 34c
-
-
2-15
25c
(quar.)
&
Walker
3-15
3-15
-.2-25
-*
Trust,
Toledo Edison Co.— —
5
.
M'g. Co.
Amer.;
5
2-
•
265»c*
4(i%
B
-Amer;
."•
3-14
2-28
*,
(quar.)._
Gas.'- common
40c
Roofing")quar.i'_-'_a_—
Tobacco
1
-
>-*—
Investment
General
-'•Title Guarantee &
1-15
3-28
26j2C
*
Southern Union
iquar.)_2i__-—_
qon-con w preferred-series
Titan-Metal
3-20
(quar.
.
30c
10c
iquar.)
^
Timely -Clothes,- Inc.r (quar.)-—
—
Roller Bearing
ilncreaseui___\
3-20
25,2C
preferred (quar.i.
L
Southern? Company (increased quar.)__^—
Southern Natural Gas ,f quar.)!_
1^_:
Southern Ry. Co.,'common (increased quar.)
5%
preferred (quarJ
:
5%
common
10c
Canadian
Tokheim
(quar. >
Mfg.-,
(quar.i—
•Tlmkea
3-20
4-
•
:
5.44%
(
4-.
6^*_d
—-
(quar ):
;
California Water, common
preferred
4%
-
56'4C
.
preferred
"Southern
,
Tilo
1*
.,.3-20
577_c
r
-
1_
(quar.)____
—
•
Development,"class B,(q;uar.)—
to. Ltd.
Bouthern California Edison—
'
4.08%
preferred (qaa'r.)
—
Thrifty. Dr.ug Stores fi-ncreased quar.)—
2-15
4-
271'2c
—
Southam
,•
2-28
50c
%
5%
.
Si Gas—*'
quor.)^____:l______'
preT-rred -(quar.i _I
_;
preferred A" (quar.)
South Texas
_
3834C
(increased
preferred
5%
*
(quar..)__^_^_i__iTr__t
Lathe
Caroiina
4.60%
.
*1-30
9
3-
Common
Prop, -Int.—
-
5-29
$1.55
-
Thompson
preferred
.<1.25-
'i
•3-
50c
-
■'
5
2-13
Inc.
(quar.v_
Ry.,
Warner &
Ltd.; (Toronto%
j-r.
—
IndtlFtries. Inc._r_^__^
—
Thorofare Markets,-inc., common <quar^)__'-Jr'% cany, preferred (initial series)
(quar.)
•
7c
Sonotcne
1
3- 5
(quar }
Co.
Shovel'
Thew
1^28
(quar.)
Walte
2-2o
4-1
4- 1
4-1
4-1
3-15
3^13
3-13
$- 1
Toy
The Fair
^
7
(quar.)
Mobil Oil (quar. 12;
Cdrp-.; common (quar.) __I
Socony
.
.
■
Corp
2-8
2-8
2-8
2-8
2- 8
1
1
1
1
4- 1
3-11
15c
25c
,
WJP,
2-26
2-26
/y
20c
2-
2-28
65c
(s-a)
Mfg.
Vulcan
Trust—
Land
Thatcher. Glass
1-253-
________
(quar.)
Vogt
2-27
3-15
4- 1
5c
—
8
6-15
.
Co.
preferred
2- 3
4c
Textron, inc., common (reduced)—25c
$1.25 nreferred .(quar/i
317*c
47-'preferred A- (quar.)
1—
SI
4%
$1
preferred B (quar.)
'
Snap-On-Trols
(quar.iGil
&
6%
33333-
$1.35
$1.24
Extra
interest!
(quar.)_
Jl-20
Pacific
Common
2-15
$15
15c
Texas
2rl5
3-5
30c
8
2-20
3- 9
$1.75
(quar.)
from
payment
Chemical
3-15
3-1
25c
./
(quar.)
Coal
Pacific
Texas,
2-21-
6-29
$1
,
•'* 2-28
•
2-15
3-15
2-
75c
12 vac
Fund,
Special
Waters
Vick
-
(quar.)—
common
Subsidiary shares
.
,
iquar.)—
Producing-
4-
_
beneficial
(Morgan)* Co.
Texas^Gulf
2,-13
+15c
._
"
8mith
2-13
1
1
i-
____
/•-Smith. (Edsdn B.) Fund—■
Smith-Dbugla3s
preferred
3-
comirfo-.il
(quar.)
of
.4.96%
Transmission,
preferred
70c
(quar.)_—;___
'Certificates
•
4-
—
Co.- (quar.>___
Co.
Skll Corp.
5.40%
.
25c
(quar.)
Superior Co.,
Skelly
Gas
Inc.
Fund,
Texas
•
jl5c
(quar,)
Corp. (quar. )____„__
Oil
2-15,
6272c
Simpscn-s. Ltd.
Sinclair
Texas
.
3-
1
Stock dividend
2- 7
$1.1272
$1.183/4
$1.25
$1.3772
$1.4674
iquar.)_:—;
(F-oin investment income)
-,
(quac.)_^_
&
preferred
70c
A
—1—
_!
B
class
Line
Raalte
Van
2-1
■*
5"
•,
preferred (quar.)
Dairies, Ltd.,
Simonds
'
(quar.)
Silverwood
Class
.
.
fquar.)_.
Signocie. Steel strapping,
5%
25c
4-
(quar.)
common
Virginian
2-28
35c
——
15c
'
(quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A%quar.)__________
Class
preferred (quar,)
preferred iquar.)
preferred (quar.'i———
5.50% 1st preferred (quar.i
61c
class A com.
627ac
(quarterly of
from capital gains and 5c from earned
Virginia Dare,
(quar.)—
com.
2-15
'
Shoe Corp.
1
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
5%
preferred (s-a)_
Virginia Coal & Iron (Increased
3-9
30c
<quar.V__
Transmission^
1
.3-
SI
3-
25c
6-14
3-1
8c
Eastern
Texas
.
3-15
2W'>
l_l__
pid..~ (quar.
4%
3-16
50c
common
preferred! (quar.)
2-15
50c
—
15c
Cd.,
1
Co.
Income
Viceroy Mfg.,
(from
Inc.
_—^
tquar.)
Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
Texas-Illinois
2-18
3-14
'
Shelter
Fund,
investment'income)
2-23
60c
Television-Electronics
Texas Company
2-28
30c
'
.
4-15
4-2
756,7»c
(quar.)_„___
Extra
-
$50c
(quar.)
2-28
4-
40c
6-23
3-15
pfd. (quar.»27c
Taylor &: Fenn"Cd.r'4.324
750c
(quar.)____!
6-14
3-15
(quar.)
3- 1
6c
S2
Taylor Fibre Co., common (quar.)
4%
convertible preferred
(s-£l__—
-
quar.)
series A
preferred series B
Sheaffer
.
•'*'. *•
t
2-21
1
auar.)
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
3-11
23c
*
;
.
8
7-
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Ry.—
25c
(quar.)__
(guar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—-
3-
«
"
Scrrick
Line
(initial
3- 1.•,"--2*15
50c
;
Oil
preferred
prior
Value
6-3
9- 3
11-29
.
.
Southern
19c
2- 4
^
Oil
Winding Co., 90c
2-15
2-15
50c
2-15
50c
>
20c
2- 6
2-6
Value
1
(quar.)_
3-1
.
3-
30c
A
47»%
3-20
3-1
3-1
2r 6
5-15
62 Vac
;
—
Pictures,
Universal
1
(quar.)
(initial
30c
417*c
50c
_
______
series
2-15
6-
$1
<quar.)____
(quar.)
U. S. Steel Corp., common (Increased quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
2rll
2-15
2-28
1
$1.12%
4.
common
Consolidated
2-15
2-28
3-15
.3-
Corp.—
(quar.)
Foundry,
&
preference
4-16
3-8
3-1
(quar.)—
9-20
12-20
22yac
J.),
1
5c
10-10
12c
(s-a)
377ac
•
(quar.)
6%
(N.
S.
5%
6-20
,
1-10-58
15c
:
preference
U.
25c
7-20
3-20
$1.12 7a
Playing Card.
Printing & Lithograph Co.,
2-28
(quar.)_
Special
Pipe
2-22
(quar.)___
common
Co.
S.
1
4-10
(quar.)
common,
(quar.)
preferred
76c
(interim)
A
Lines Co.
25c
Ltd.
_
Corp.,
U.
2-
1
from net investment
Machinery
2-15
3- 1
3- 1
2-15
107a
Co.
Mines,
preferred
class
S.
1
3-
$2.50
(quar.)
(quar.)—,—
S.
1272c
(quar.)__—
Paper
second
Hoffman
47u%
2-
20c
& Canal
Alchemical,
preferred
preferred
2-28
57a
•
Co.,
Drug
S.
3-13
3^1
$2.50
3-
45c
2-28
i;
15c
(quar.)—_
$2.50
U.
3-
4-
1-31
$2.50
3-14
3-15
$1
(quar.)
common
U.
2-28
3-15
433/4C
RR.
Jersey
Borax
5%
2-15
3-11
3-30
2-28
;
New
472%
U.
2-15
725c
Quarterly
Quarterly
f.
5
10c
_____
1
8
dividend)
(quar.)
Quarterly
1
2-11
:
:iV
corn.
Co.
Swift & Co.
..
-
25c
Acceptance
preferred
4-10
4-10
.___•*
Oil
Swan-Finch
3-21
quar.)2_2_J_
33-
30c
Ltd.__*
dividend
Sutherland
4-10
_
(increased
50c
50c
—_____
3-29
$1,067*
America
—
472%
2-15
1
2-21
ipcome* and 6c from securities profits)
U. S.
3-12
3-
8
32 Vac
cf
United Science Fund (6c
2-15
4-1
50c
(quar.)__
1
56c
•
-25c
•
3-
1272c
(quar.)_
6c
Oil,
A.)
Greene,
Sunshine
1
$1.1834
preferred
(quar,)_
D.)
Securities
(quar.)
(quar.)
fund
Seaboara
\
' ' $25c
' $317»c
;
2-15
6%
preferred ,<qu8r.t_:
_—
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil, common (quar.)
572% convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)
4%Yc preferred A (quar.)
55-
12 Vic
:
2-15
1
*
common
(stock
Corp.
(D.
Sun. Ray
2-16
SI
917<c
!___—
common
preferred
sinking
$5
(quar;)
1
3-
(quar.)
Steel Castings
Sullivan Consolidated
Scovill
Manufacturing,
preferred (quar.)
Scripto. Inc., class A .(increased)-:
Scythes A Co., Ltd.; common (quar.)-
3-4
3-
1272C
.-i
(quar<v)_
Stock
2
85c
3.65%
B
Stufcnitz
3-12
3-11
50c
"
"7
k_'_'
25c
35c
3-15
quar.)
(quar.)
A
pid.
472 7a
Corp.
Sivyer
27,/aC
%
2-25
&
Stratford
.
L__
(quar.)___
'•••-
4-15
V
;
preferred
Baer
Stuart
_____
9-14
1-31
3-
50c
Co.
Co.
2-28
(quar.).
com.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
12-14
3-11
'
25c
(quar.)_
9-30
Fuller, common (quar.)
7% first preferred (quar.)
Stonega Coke & Coal (increased)
Storer Broadcasting Co., common (quar.)—,
1
preferred A (quar.)
__2—_
572% 1 preferred A (quar. )_i__
Scott Paper Co., common (quar.)_____
$4
Stix,
3-
f
Insurance
12-31
(initial
pfd.
lquer:)_____
Stewart-Warner
60c
57a%
'$3.40
3
2
•,'■»
Schwitzer Corp.—
"
912-
291,'jC
;_2__1—
(quar.).,
A
preferred
9-17
•
Illuminating
United
2-28
25c
(quar.)
United
2-13
25c
(quar.)
com.
Co.,
B.)
12-18
(initial)
common
4.36%
D ' (quar.)_J_
Corp.
Arms
Savannah
(John
$1.25
-
new
Textiles,
$1.25
,
Works, common (quar.)
4%7,■
preferred A (quar.)
;
4%% conv. preferred B (quar.)
4.70%
preferred C (quar.)_
:
preferred
8%
•
Stern
&
Products
Inc.,
preferred
2-15
1
—
710c
(quar.)
Improvement,
1
United
(quar.)
735c
Cos.
Coal
3-
E'xtra
B
2_
3-
$1.25
2-25
(reduced)
com.
4 '/4 %
class
;
45c
$1.25
1
10-15
Ltd.,
35c
(quar.)
$1.25
Ry.,
Water
4%%
4-
1
Gas
(quar.)
Stores
Bros.
11-
United
(quar.)_,
preferred
4-1
$5 preferred (quar.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)
"
preferred
87 Vac
Corps.,
Extra
6-15
5%
(quar.)
2-
6-29
Sterchi
7-15
2-21
$1.25
5%
.
1
Electric
(quar.)
2-25
8-
United
preferred
9
87
convertible
United
3-15
5
8-
(quar.)
2-15
3-30
2-
8-31
10c
preferred
preferred
1
$1.25
4- 4
2-28
convertible
.
3-
(quar.)
2-28
_:
(quar.).___
preferred
~
i—
2-12
1
4-15.
4-15
3-14
2-18
,34
10c
1
2-15
3-11
L__
5-
1
15c
$1.12 7a
i
(s-a)
877aC
1
-
35c
(quar.)
com.
common
5-15
(quar.)
4-
Corp
America,
2-15
,
6-15
preferred
3-
8
of
(quar.)
(s-a)
40c
(quar.H__
25c
SI
(quar.)
$3.50
3-15
convertible
J37 72C
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Delaware
$1.0772
(quar.)
3-29
preferred
4-1
60c
(quar.)
Products, Inc.
4-15
57a
8
preferred
$3.50
5%
4-
Steel
Common
2-13
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
50c
preferred
Supply
3-
_
Insurance
2-11
3-11
25c
30c
Chemical
Co,
preferred
35c
Ltd.
12 7aC
quar.),
4%
Cigar-Whelan,
3-12
,
Materials,
Co—
JGVic
.
(quar.)__
$1.10
4%
Fuel
(quar.).
&
$1.1272
__
preferred
Biscuit
$4.50
United
55c
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)
1
pref.
J.)
United
8
(reduced
dividend
$3.50
8
2-
2-15
(Wm.
2-
2-11
Corp.—
2-
Paving
Stock
Lines
93%c
1
Regis Paper, common (quar.)
—___
4.40% preferred class A (quar.)
Safeway-Stores, Inc., common (quar.)______
4.30%
Packaging
3-11
3-11
Air
6272C
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1
conv.
United
8'
45c
(increased)
Jersey)
common
1
$1.60
t
1
35c
(quar.)—
3-
St.
t
(New
(Ohio),
preferred
Standard
(quar.)
3r
30c
Safway
(Calif.)
(Indiana)
3-
(quar.)__
-
57a
Co.
Co.
SI
.
(quar.)
Marine
3-
$$1.06 74
(quar.)
A Haynes, Inc. (stock
Paul
Oil
.
Ryan Aeronautical Co.
Ryerson
(quar.)__
710c
___;
(quar.)...
;
47a%
Standard
2-15
,
pfd.
conv.
720c
(quar.)________
A
Co._
Led.
Standard.Oil
2-13
50c
(quar.)
class
(quar.)
Tool
A
Oil,
Ruppert
3-18
1
55c
———
preferred
Royalito
A-
1
■
$1.60
dividend
1
3-
25c
/
____
.
common
Ltd.,
Paper
Stock
34-
$1.18,
(quar.)_
class
preferred
7
10c
$1,23%
:
(quar.)
(quar.)_;
Spring
Rolland
—___
Corp.--(quar: )s_:
Ages
Rockwell
Rohm
____
preferred J (quar.)
preferred K-iquar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Rochester
Rock
(quar;)
8-
25c
11-
1
$1.0674
4-
1
v
2- 2
1
4-12
19-11
$-18
25c
2-28
2*11
7c
2-28
2-15
7c
3-30
3-19
.—r
Stores
(monthly*
-
52
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(863)
Per
Electric
Wisconsin
Power,
When
Holdert
Share
Vnrre of Company
Payable
of Rec.
(quar.*.-.-
con},
3-1
40c
90c
preferred <quar.)_—
preferred
(quar.)
Power & Light—
4%%
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
preferred (quar. )—_——
3.60%
3-
Standard Coil Products Co.,
tion
1
This
2-15
4-15
Wood
Industries,
S%
preferred
Woodward
Woolworth
(F.
Sc
4V2%
$81.37 V»
221yC
3-11
2-28
1
8
3-
1
"3-
1
2-
-
of
Yale
20c
3-
1
2-15
3-11
2-28
preferred
(L.
Young
(quar.>
4-30
37»/2C
(quar.)
V
37 Vac
33-
$1.25
3-15
2-15
20c
—
2-15
1-25
Radio
75c
(quar.)
Corp.
closed
not
for
dividend.
this
3-29
3-
British
xLess
Jamaica
uxt*
Income
8
it
company,
subsidiaries,
filing
of
given
interested
financing
Power
Feb.
on
ar.d
Co.
8,
basis
the
on
record
will
of
date.
and
it
A
share
for
■Southern
statement
scheduled
was
joined
with
Co.
of
outstanding
13
1957
be
to
the
Net
from
ry.
of the
In
the
Net
in
filed
with
the
ry.
of
Georgia, to pay oft any
made in connection with
the
assets of Georgia
Florida Power Corp
.
the
of
up
stock
sale
92.500
to
to
the
additional
PC
it
was
Company
Light
Power
&
Light
bank
leans
up
Co.
is
Co.
,
,
,
.
order
to
announced
Act
on
Feb.
authorizing
into
enter
13,
this
agreements
has
issued
company
tc
orders
and
guarantee
under
Delaware
8%
and
the
Power¬
1.20%,
make provisions
to
for
the
financing
of
its project.
Power
contributions
Development
has
obtained
commitments
for
totaling $23,540,000 from interested companies.
To secure additional
funds,
it
also
has
made
arrangements
for
the
forrowin?
of
the
515,000.000 from five New York banks acting as trustee for various
pension trusts.—V. 185, p. 656.
from
from
Gross
Net
from
185.
3.899,864
4.281.249
2,227,033
2,435,907
1953
$41,032,579
G.071.318
537,914.955 529,717.935
97.582.627 106.091.485
3,447,683
2,206,693
income—
41,225,295
49,525,105
498.864.505
546.126,794
97.590.368,124.112.571
42,134,783
47,106,187
724.
from
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Jan.
Net
ry.
Sim
1955
$23,291.lt9 $24,356,030
8,333,458
1954
1953
S22.714.880
$22,853,429
8.816,004
7,293.538
4,197,186
4,366,911
4,131.920
5,555,845
276.913.414
249.079,701
275,212,346
86.521,936
95.883.783
72,978,555
88.812,615
45,691,368
48.430,035
34,558,054
41,986,218
income.
439.
p.
Net
from
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
Jan.
Mr.
railway
p.
1955
1954
1953
$281,967
$223,949
172,551
164,905
64,468
42,617
100,500
71,336
3.586.245
3.255.060
1,573,615
3,357,079
1.701,360
1.332,249
1.402,457
672,761
752,194
659,619
655,).00
490
■7
From
Gross
Jan.
Net
rj.
total.
p.
1955
$2,608,383
1954
1953
1955
Sold—The
v..
$239,396
.$263,493
*23,799
*25,149
7,573
*85,362
*86,164
3,035,724
2,859,883
3,436,555
19,682
115,468
41,677
340,886
*790,207
*
*623,981
*748.563
*376,184
490.
income
1957—Month—1956
$1,234,700
1957—11 Months—195G
$1,130,808
$17,560,411 $17,153,881
New President—
E.
Alexander
Feb.
He
succeeds
13.
also
is
President
York.
as
President
Ralph C.
and
director
a
Persons who
recently
and
director
a
the
of
Ansbacher-
"
members
of
Chemical's
Sun
of
the
Lotte
and
Chemical
Co.;
board
and
Co.
Joseph
Ralph
are
Admin¬
William
former
Harris,
E.
Chairman
Corp.,
President
Chairman
the
of
Vice-
Sun
,•
Oil
Flamingo Films.
board
are
Frederick
Co., Phila.* Pa.—Earnings 16%
.Consolidated net income last
Jr.,
in
1955,
The
on
in
or
earnings
common
the
on
1955
totaled
$56,160,000,
full shares
the
on
income
Thus
of
Joseph N. Pew,
income
each
for
of
outstanding
full shares of
the
at
$48,307,360
the end
at
10.752,243
end,
year
1955.
Television
Year
of
full
$5.54
or
Texas &
Dec.
that
year.
"
-
profit
margin
last
year
7.7
was
Depreciation
operations,.:
184,
per
2330.
p.
paid
$44,890
$40,292
12,191
state
income
taxes
——*—:
9.733
12,539
—
and
12,344
518.215
370
—
Minority interest
:
CONSOLIDATED
13,569
334
195
BALANCE
SHEET
DECEMBER
equipmnet
Notes
$83,044
receivable
;
I
.4
—
38.968
receivable—others
Prepaid
12,500
expenses
surrender
Excess
on
of
775
^
value—life
insurance
:
contract
of
cost
subsidiary
(par
$i)
$2.50
at
release
share
per
by
the
3.280
investments
over
book
value
of
assets
$81,005,334
57,977,704
606,947
6,120,980
8,35 7252
Dr)
382,744
382,643
4,128,381
4,181,568
Dr)
16,217
14,844
283,424
income
$977,893
$1,184,079
$9,332,579
$10,163,798
1,863,007
2.107.10S
acdruAls
tax
Equip,
It.
rentals
faci.
(net
rentals
(net
Net
ry.
Other
oper.
Income
-454,243
442,711
*
;
income
Miscellaneous
$1,432,136
deducr>.__
L
real
surplus
surplus
in
185,
;
370
$1,375,773
withholding
income
taxes
2.603
taxes
12.539
,
*
estate
shares
common
due
$9,280;262
Pipe
Lines,
Ltd.—Securities
$'75,000,000
made
was
debentures
Offered—
and
3,750,000
Feb. 15 in the United States
on
Canada, in United States units and Canadian units.
group headed by Lehman Brothers, Stone & Webster
A
Securities
Corp. and White, Weld & Co. offered the
States units while the Canadian units were .of¬
by Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd.; Wo'odr
Gundy & Co., Ltd.; McLeod, Young, Weir & Co., Ltd.;
Osier, Hammond & Nanton, Ltd. Both offering were
heavily oversubscribed.
* L
;
and
the
$75,000,000 debentures,
$20,833,000
5.60%
are
subordinated debentures due
1987, United States series,
payable in U. S. funds, and $54,166,700 are 5.85% subor¬
dinated
debentures
due
1987, Canadian series,
"V
%
;
payable
;
The 208,333 United
States units will consist of a $100'
principal amount of United States series debentures and
common shares, and the 541,667 Canadian units will
be comprised of a $100 principal amount of Canadian
series debentures and five
States
unit
(10
The
debentures
which,
Dec.
on
will
31,
:
A
par
(10c
value)
par
23.471
valuei
60.000
:
;
Principal
end
Gas
of
owners
1956
ox
Co.
Ltd.;
mission
264,683
Jackson
;
Company.
which
will
the
under
Jackson
a
&
1,928.124
Canadian
arc
British
the
Co.
shares-outstanding
common
Delhi
Oil
Oil
Ltd.;
Ltd.;
and
Hudson's
Gas
at
Oil
Bay
Tennessee
&r
Trans¬
Co.
the
Province
estimatcd
additional
daily.
of
Alberta
$375,000,000.
approximate
300 000
compressors
of
delivery
be
to
Montreal,
capacity
daily
gas
be
can
to
eastward
Initial
nxcf
and
increased
The pipe line is expected to be
Natura.1
and
of
to% cost anpipeline wilL
the
through
Installation
approximately 780,000
lull operation in 1958.
to
in
of
nxcf
carried
through the line will be purchased by
in Alberta, transported to the AlbertaAlberta Gas Trunk Line Co., and thence
delivered by Trans-Canada
to major population areas inside Canada,
including Winnipeg, Toronto and Montreal.
The
to
gas
in
company
the
struct
to
the
proceeds
514 %
from
of
section
opticn
to
main,
to
Mid¬
to
con¬
delivery
point across
Indiana and Kentucky,
Illinois,
oi
system
Natural
Tennessee
due
the
of
March
to
in
1,
the
line
of
addition,
In
the
ior
and
western
Kapuskasing;
Trans-Canada
the
25
the
of
Province
construction
from
S20.000,000
a
the
of
boxxds,
mortgage
first
and
1962.
by
pipeline
mortgage
1978,
be
from
in part
and
S23.0I0,000
due
particioation
the
vicinity
leased
be
due
the
$130,000,000
section
to
first
1978;
will
proceeds
offering,
Gas
,
system
by
part
today's
series,
loan
pipeline
in
met
from
with
the
of
$80,990,000
of
to
up
will
be
to
Canadian
Canada
eastward
owned
from
the
Emerson
cost
and
bank
Staces
of
invest
the
series,
5%%
675-iril?
a
Ontario
sale
States
United
will
securities
the
bonds,
Ontario
ship
of
United
Government
its
gas
proposes
.
company's share of
approximately
S253,000,000,
sales
line
line
Tenn.
The
previous
the
period of 25 years.
a
pipe
deliver
to
Midwestern
States.'
from
pipe
lateral
order
Wisconsin,
the
day for
per
a
In
United
system
with
gas
construct
Border
Minnesota,
connect
Portland,
near
in
line
of
states
and
sale
to
natural
1o
proooses
pipe
a
of
an agreement with Midwestern Gas
Federal
Power
Commission
approval,
into
entered
subject
mcf
International
for
western
hy
has
Co.,
200,000
to
fields
various
border
company
deliver
The
owner¬
border
of
government-
years,
with
an.
purchase.
CAPITALIZATION
♦First
mortgage
GIVING
pipe
line
series
due
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
series
due
1973
bank
loan
Canadian
5.60%
United
due
stock
sales
Company,
agree¬
Inc.
to
States
($1
of
line
Trust
bonds.
♦ None
10,000,000 shs.
None
1.000.000 sbs.
valuei
one
series
§5,323,184 shs.
or
more
may
be
therein.
$20,000,000
5% ^
due
in
value)
issued under th»
Mortgage securing the bonds subject to the restric¬
and
addition,
par
par
bonds
contained
iln
56.166.700
20,833,300
income
21.00O.C00
(S50
shares
Deed
20,000,000
20,833,300
series
1987
shares
Common
♦Additional
S2C.000.000
1987
54.166.700
convertible
Preferred
tions
1962—
1.
cue
series
subordinated
notes
$89,990,000
debentures
5.85%
5%%
S23.C10.000
March
due
Outstanding
bonds—
1378—
5
$482,408
Inc.
allow
of
a
sinking fund under
thereafter, an amount oqual
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the financing will be used for the con¬
of an all-Canadian 2.294 mile natural gas pipeline to extend
39,838
;
warrants
/
the ^benefit
and -annually
to
$2,500,000 or 50 ;
of sinking fund net Income, whichever is less,
be
applied to redemption of the debentures. Sinking- fund and
optional redemption prices will be at par plus accrued interest.
6,990
cents
the debentures.
on
have
1969,
will
'
class
The United
priced at $156, plus accrued interest on
debentures; each' .Canadian- unit is priced at $150,
plus accrued interest
,
shares.
common
is
10,868
•;
;
is
$8,474,004
and
2,861
-
and
state
Total
10.381
7
S12,270;906
161,178
114,000
2,560,404
2,876.644
234,543
'
$1,207,980
offering of
bank loan
♦There
r
490.
p.
Public
6,839
31,009,044
ment
*
I
16,474
206,656
income
-V.
$51,347
:
—'
and
stock,
•
.....
325,012
$1,626,790 $11,195 586
17,500
Charges
Net
Subordinated
security
'Common stock
1956—12 Mos.—1955
404,269
Ry.
5lj%
payable—bank ~
payable—trade
Dividends payable
♦Common
the
184,
61,523,517
Authorized
272.258
Accounts
Earned
in
$81,388,881
$482,408
Minority interests
shares
made
expected.—V.
-
of
Total
liabilities
is
6,000
___
Notes
social
:
be
may
SEC
1956—Month—1955
5,-2%»
313,273
5,900,261
-
Texas—Offering Soon—
5,244,848
22.282
radio station
new
„
companies
Federal
de¬
investors, according
Feb. 12 (see V. 184, p.
on
$7,433,366
5>4%
(net)—
43,301
Accounts
said
Ohio
to
$7,041,306
pipeline
1956
31,
ASSETS—
and
Company,
of
exoenses—5,260,183
the
1955
$20,160
—
567,024
101995,751
sold
all
Pacific Ry. Co.—Results From Operation—
Transmission
,
cents
1956
profit
Dividends
of
out
Operating
line
31—
profit- from
Gross
December,
revenues——
Saskatchewan
Radio
&
$2,162,082
5,801,755
completed,
made
-
Trans-Canada
Broadcasting: Corp. (& Subs.)—
Up—Financial Condition—Acquisition—
Ended
in
expansion
,
been
Accelerated
share earnings
per
income compared to 7.3 cents in 1955.—V.
654,996
9,094,023
stock
outstanding
stock
common
with $4.72
compare
outstanding
the
of
from a gross income last year of approxi¬
increase of about 11% over the $663,748,355 of
an
company's
gross
Co.
an
offering, through Franklin Securities Corp., of 120,000
future.
from
resulted
in
the
$5.22
stock
10,143.583
earnings
dollar
equaled
31, 1955.. These figures
801.461
5,923,665
achieve
struction
Higher—
16%.
of
net
Sun's
of
share
Dec.
increase
an
1956
shares
per
year
Chairman, announced on Feb. 1.
figure compares with a consolidated net
$2,589,213
11,180,081
has
2489.
the
Board
This
Paid
490.
Ohio,
Period Er.d. Dec. 31—
Northern
of
members
of
the
E.
Adams,
LeRov W. Campbell, F. H. Farnsworth, James J.
Flanagan, and Willard
E.
Henges.—V.
184, p. 1733.
as
850.514
29,443,071
Broadcasting
will
720.
five
President
457,250
32.777,660
stock
p.
Corp.—Debentures Sold—The recent offering
15-year sinking fund debentures at
common
Of
Corp.,
Continuing
subsidiary.
Pur¬
Communications Com¬
Federal
*48,978
3,071,134
elected
163,014
33 704,294
Gardner
of
179,
announcement
United
1953
President
Radio
of
Radio
fered in Canada
*77,495
President .of
the Hevden Chemical
of the
Northern Pacific Television
Pacific
acquisition
purchase
525.
p.
1954
$261,881
to
Operating
stock,
Jersey
184,
*7,573
New
230,256
10,573,054
5,709,477
the
sale
earnings.—V.
Public
of
More
-
of
Mortgage and
1—
railway
railway
oper.
185,
of
share.
per
wholly-owned
a
the
Texas FuelCorp., Clarksville,
Fixed
shares
as
by
affiliates
16
shareholder
■
$258,963
p.
Mass.,
has
marking
:
Norman
Accrued
Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
$2,207,562
income—
from
from
V.
railway
railway
oper.
Net
is
and
company
Ltd.—Securities
on
newly
Accrued
&
1956
from
from
figure
LIABILITIES—
December—
ry.
a
year
$275,000,000.—V.
of
Accrued
Net
this
1957
2,
agreement
an
2489).—V. 185, p. 385.
101,669
3,696,740
an
the
Corp.
Other
$207,841
233 657
income
oper.
Net
than
1956
Alexander
Siegle
•
Deposits
1—
railway
Spokane, Portland
Gross
rapid
basis of
Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings-
185,
of
additional
Total
the
Company's stock set aside for purchase of
$310,043
income.._
oper.
185,
1956
railway
railway
from
from
Board
retired.
Cash
Spokane International RR.-Earnings—
December—
Gross
of
Chemical Corp.—Elects
Property
railway
to
..
400,000
the
on
Jan.
$1.25
$1,000,000 5%%
p.
Industrial
shareholder
into
approval
bentures having been
particularly
split
was
the
time
include
at
dividends.
of
$995 per $1,000 debenture through The Ohio
?
-
income
announced
8.489,810
275.385.491
acquisition
Tectum
of
1—
election
Tne
was
Net
1—
railway..
oper.
135,
__
—
income
oper.
from
—V.
1956
railway..
railway....
front
Net
of
been
part of the
about'®4,825,0G0
.
Provision for Federal
December—
Net
Chairman
payment
approve
the
held
not
entered
Gardner,
to
Trans-Canada
-
724.
Earnings
railway—
The
holders
5,273,986
Southern Ry.— ■Earnings—
Gross
reached
widely
has
stock
the
that
Mines
railway,,.
185, p.
gross
1954
1—
railway
p.
1955
$41,030,462 $40,536,745 $42,049,371
income.—
oper.
ry.
—V.
railway.
railway
Jan.
from
Net
1956
oper.
From
of
stock, through Blyth & Co., Inc., and
quickly oversubscribed. For details, see
mately $734,000,000,
Co.—Earnings—
December—
ry.
has
most
company
more
income—
oper.
1956
Southern Pacific
Net
debenture
vote
has
in
subject
without
Stockholders Pass
—
Holnian,
when
own
of
railway—,
Steinschneider,
Reactor
Net
indenture
of
of Grace National ,Bank; Howard Vultee,
istrative Vice-President of Marine Midland Bank & Trust
Co.;
economy of producing, by means of such a reactor, steam to be
used in generating electric
energy for public utility service.
Delaware
"Power
and Southern Services,
Inc., the mutual service company of
the Southern system, are two of che 21 member
companies.
Gross
the
employees
———————
—V,
and
In
the
affirmative
company
of
since
railway——
Stillman,
presently engaged in constructing a fast breeder atomic re¬
Lagoona Beach. Mich., in order to determine the soundness
at
actor
the
WGAW
is
company
near
sizable
Period End. Jan. 31—
Sales
$11,000,000
to
contemplated purchase of
and a transmission line of
respectively, of a proposed borrowing of $15,000,000 by Power Reactor
Development
Co.
(Detroit!.
The
latter
is
a
non-profit
company
which
to
meetine
a
do
held
warrant
the
the
Sterchi Brothers Stores, Inc.—January Sales Off—
the
Authorized to Guarantee Part of Loan—
"The SEC,
Holding
At
figures
in
in Canadian funds.
SEC
the
be
may
chase
*
amendments
.
a
724.
* Deficit.—"V.
common
up to 197,500 additional
common stock of Georgia.
Alabama and Georgia propose
proceeds from the stiles oi their stock to provide a portion
case
which
1956
railway
from
<-j
required to complete their Initial aggregate $2,000,000 in¬
capital stock oi Southern Electric Generating Co.. to
their programs cf property additions and improvements, and.
finance
of
each
shares
11.
the
-
that
was
Jan.
Net
funds
vestment
Kollsman
holders
common
from
Gross
the
on
of
Uranium
oper,
From
■
proceeds
at 8100 per share of
stock of Alabama and
the
the
use
through
public offering in the United States of $16,000,000
first mortgage sinking fund bonds and 560,000
from
Gross
common
held
shares
said
December—
the
the
to
place
that
/
,
as
Eugene
Just
one.
this
Feb.
on
25%,
Staten Island
two
in
\
apply
to
proposes
curing
chares of
chares
obtained
would
noting
issued.
1957,
one
world,
employees
V. 185, p.
Power
concern
present value
a
associates,
has
of
each
be
can
amounts
for
Monday, February 18, 1957
.
mission.
Columbus,
increasing
V
of
owners
constitute
shares of
subscription price will be determined by Southern;
bids for the underwriting of the offering.
V' ;
15.
purchase
additional
orders,
history.
pointed out that Jersey Standard
anniversary of its founding.
38.000
5%%
Georgia
holders,
sales,
of
Above
other
corporation
Station
directly benefited by any increase In
were
7,
backlog
two
aerial
new
invite competitive
registration
Feb.
on
one
The
by
for
Stanrock
to the application, Southern proposes to Issue and sell
1,507,304 additional shares of Its 35 par common stock.
These shares
subscription
its
(New Jersey)
ownership
Holman
recent
proposals with the 3FC; ana the Commission has
until Feb. 27,
1957, to request a hearing
for
be
per
received
for
385,
p.
Co.
beginning of
75th
Mr,
persona
offered
its
require
Holman
Net
be
in
will
the
of
bo
March
185,
the
over
themselves
According
to
increasing
highest
increase
"should
revealed
in
shares
payment
corrected
thereon.
are
recently
outstanding debentures will be required to
Oil
in
the
Financing Feb. 27—
announced
was
all
of
of
increased
Corporation and
Alabama
adoption
to
on
the
since
(Continued from page 10)
its
held
be
three
non¬
Investment News
This
rapidly
the
Kollsman
debentures
number
having
of
the
Directors,
the
was
incorrect. The
is indicated here
Southern Co.—Hearing on
to
Growth
than
General
is
of
has
totaling $27,500,000
the
corporations
tax.
date
Kollsman
Force
proposal
making
Mr.
date
record
and/or
Air
Kollsman's
that
proposals.—V.
The
..■■■■<
tax.
published
Previous
j
income
$12
400,000 Mark—Employees Purchase Nearly 5 Million Shs.
'
♦Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residenta tax.
TPayable In Canadian funds, tax deductible at the eource.
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
-♦Less
that
out
S.
growth
position
Standard
of
books
•Transfer
of
share through
with present con¬
per
said.
U.
company."
proposals will be presented
mark,
Zenith
will
they
price
a
compares
which
two-thirds
the
1
(quar t——'
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
(increased t —
"Yuba Consolidated Gold Fields, Inc.—
of
1
3-15
This
at
$13.50
to
.
WGAW.
7-1C
3-15
thereafter.
$60,000,000,
which
holders,
4-10
-
7-31
25c
——
Spring & Wire
A.)
of
The
2-25
25c
6%
due
NOTE:
con¬
holders,
stock
1957;
said
if
also
income
3-14
3-11
15c
——
1
4-
the
convertible debentures
2-14
37'/2c
—
debenture
1,
capital, Mr. Burke added,
the proposals are adopted.
better
a
under
(quar.)
$15,25
systems.
to
working
in
2-25
10c
—
Manufacturing
Inc. (quar.)
Co., 6% preferred
Cab
3-20
25c
Worsted
Yard-Man,
"Yellow
1
1
'
~(quar.)__c_-———
Towne
&
34-
by
common
before Dec.
or
pointed
continued
He
2-20
25c
company's
on
President,
from
close
V-loans
3-15
$1.12 >/2
adopted
are
the
and
Burke
The
Chemicals-——
Wyandotte
Mr.
now
(monthly)——;—
(Rudolph) Co.
Wyandotte
1962;
navigation
25c
Wurlitzer
1,
contracts
(entire issue called
March 15 at $100 per
Conversion expires on
.11
(Wm.) Jr.
Wrigley
into
converted
Burke,
O.
8
2-14
prior pfd.
redemption on
this div.j
the
debentures,
prices of $18.50, S20 and $21.75, respectively.
M,
proposals would also modify certain restrictions on the com¬
consolidated indebtedness with respect to the V-loans of the
company's wholly-owned subsidiary, Kollsman Instrument Corp., James
2-18
7»2C
liberalize
to
subordinated
The
2-15
50%
proposal
a
pany's
2-15
3-
62V2C
(quar.—(stock dividend
(quar.)—-——
3-
40c
made
♦Subordinate
version
.2-15
31 h,
11
convertible
5%
purchase one share of stock
The
proposals
if
Dec.
2-27
30c
Ltd.
sh. plus
March
2-15
(quar.;
the
share
Feb.
on
its
on
Inc.—Proposes Liberaliza¬
Privileges—
1967.
convertible
Corp.—
conv.
for
1
3-
(quar.i
common
W.)
Co.,
Rubber
Worthington
2-23
iqur.r.i
—
Co. <quax\l___—~—
Iron
Woolworth
Wooster
2-28
rate
1,
If
2-28
3-15
3-15
Sl.12%2
pfti. (quar.)
Machinery
Newspaper
Woodali
3-15
81.20
SI.10
(quar.)
Wood (G. H.), Ltd., 5'2%
preferred
corporation
version
Sept.
Wisconsin
4.40%
Conversion
Debenture
of
1
4-30
SI.50
6%
2-
.
series
March
due
1,
principal
1978,
of first mortgage pipe
pledged to secure the 5^4%
amount
will be
1962.
♦The company will enter into &„ note purchase agreement
of
its
from
shareholders
the
company
providing
of
its
for
the
with-certain
purchase by such shareholders
convertible income notes
subordinated
Volume
due
185
1987
July
Number 5613
from
time
time
to
1, 1964.
These notes
the terms therein set
upon
§On
May
40,000
1956
28.
Such
subscription
would
against
period
'
•>
the
Nov.
at
J
for
the
price
of
shares
common
purchase
$8
of
share.
per
covered
ment
.
r
thereby
contemporaneously with the initial
financing of tire company's pipe line system.
Subsequently one-half
of such subscription was assigned to
White, Weld & Co. by Mr. Kernan.
In February 1957,
N. E. Tanner and C. S. Ceates exercised options
previously granted to them and purchased 55,000 ana 50,000 common
shares, respectively, at a price of $8 per share.
In addition, 30,000
common
and
snares
1,400,000
of
the
addition,
for
the
and
42,500
granting
the
of
higher price
reserved
be
issuance
time
have
price
a
of
time
from
$10
aside
set
key officials
share
per
time
to
In
1987.
been
to
options
conversion
due
time
to
of
upon
notes
company
from
at
lixed
exercise
upon
for
income
the
of
options
company
may
as
issuance
convertible
shares
common
of
purpose
for
arc
suDordinp.ted
employees
such
shares
common
5lu'/c
payment
reserved
are
by
the
writers
who
severally
units
set
of
names
have
opposite
agreed
their
the
principal United
purchase
to
respective
the
names,
States
number
of
Brothers
Webster
Corp.
,
White, Weld
&
Bache &
Bacon,
Laird,
24,777
Co.—
W.
Co.
Lee
1,000
Lester,
-
Whipple
Robert W.
Lazard
2,000
Corp.-
Co—
&
Freres
M.
300
1,000
4.0U0
&
Loeb,
300
Rhoades
&
500
2,000
Ball, Burge & Kraus
500
Irving
J.
500
Muniey,- Bennett & Co.
500
Laurence
Barth & Co
Bateman,
Eichler
&
Co._-
Bear, Stearns & Co
A.
Becker
G.
Bingham,
&
Walter
A.
Merrili
Hurry,
&
Co.
&
&
Inc.
Boettcher
C.
Bradfprd & Co
Alex.
Brown
Sons
&
Brown, Lisle & Marshall
Burnham
Eutcher
and
Richard
Clarke
W.
Newhard,
The
Pacific
300
Corp.
Dain
&
Co.,
Inc
2,000
500
Co.—
&
Jaffray
W
R.
Pressprich •& Co
30C
Pierce
&
Cr..,
Reynolds & Co
Co
Eastman
Dillon,
curities
Co
&
A-
Estabrook
4,000
Co
&
The
309
2,000
500
Win,
l.OOJ
L.
300
Mosle
Rotan,
Co
&
1,000
Co
Hutzler—
4,000
Salomon
Bros.
—
500
Schevck,
Richter
Co—:
3GG
Schmidt,
Poole,
Roberts
Fulton
500
Corp
Reid
&
Co.,
Inc
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs <fc Co.—
Gradison
Hallgarten &
Hayden,
Shumr-n,
Silberberg
4,000
Noyes
J.
J.
A. Hogle &
&
Howard,
300
Stern,
300
Co
Weeks—
Weil,
Hu.tton
&
Indianapolis
Share
Tucker,
Day
Corp.
Mellon
500
Inc.
300
Kalman
M.
di
Co.,
Kidder
Inc
Kidder,
&
:
&
Co—
Inc
Co.,
V/alston
&
Wat ling.
500
have
agreed
opposite
the
of
names
principal
purchase
;o
respective
their
the
number
names,
&
forth
500
500
Co
.h—
2.000
Stetson
300
4,000
300
Co
units
set
Gundy
Wood.
MrLeod,
Osier,
—V.
135,
Co.,
&
Young,
&
&
-i
Ltd
Co.,
and
Federal
Corp.—To
Line
to
facilities,
estimated
with
coast
of
The
cf
there
to
corporation
to
cost
to
reserves
in
construct
$2,436,000.
granted
January
and
in
be- obtained from
order
operate
to
natural
its
faci'ities
extend
in
E.
A.
Texas
Gas
station
meter
Lino-Corporation
Pipe
Mexico
to
be
Transcontinental
additional
Tra jscontin ntal's
constructed
says
the
in
Louisiana
the
purpose
Block
of
lateral
off
the
a
construction
is
lo
tional
reserves,
only in
the Block
45 Field
but
from adjacent
areas
of
not
in initial stages of
pure ias*r.
and
and
anti-fraud
securities
that
the
proposed
designed capacity of the proposed
law;
ininable
large
so
a
work
line.—V, 135,
a
p.
764.
Director—
Lewis A. Lapham. President of Grace Line Inc., inter-American ship¬
ping subsidiary of W. R. Grace & Co., has been elected a director of
12,136,705
13,504,364
deposits
$1,250,000
with
the
services,
to
of
and
could
and
that
promoters.
leases,
200,000
company,
Mr.
Peters
Mr
and
agree¬
Thompson
Cowart
and
first
man,
prior
a
and
resident;
and
made
connection
it
further
found
with
ricn"
that
such
uranium
"completely
a
treasury shares.
were
issued to
for the
but
fraudulent
500,000
were
representations
representations of
claims
w;ere
based
These
discredited"
to
report x>£
a
Based
had
assays
by
of
evidence
Samples
exploration
far below
with
is
the
in
an
firm
analysis
of
well
drilled
of
area
done
only
had
been
than
lower
minuble
assayed
reported
those
is shown by
unfavorably for the
pros¬
the
on
for
by
nroperty
100 miles
was
away,
Co.
hole,
dry
a
the
n-
depo its
Section
In
of
taxes
and
49
(includ.
nearest
the
(& Subs.)—Earnings
182, p.
pro¬
932.
(includ,
(exelud.
earns,
5,835,067
unremitted
unremitted
inc.)
$5,668,570
inc.)™
4,593,339
1,622.778
$3.49
foreign
foreign
—
share
$4,841827
4.160,399
1,521,96?
S3.18
Excluding unremitting foreign
share totaled $2.83 and $2.73 respectively.—V. 184,
1GG4.
Western
Gross
front
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
1955
1954
$4,111,457
Gross
Net
ry.
—V.
1,070,944
Gross
29.613,867
income^—.
16,255,565
13,413,146
56,491,559
company
has exercised a
from
ry.
—V.
of
36,974 060
14,129,833
8,373,757
37,916,624
12,071.083
7,374,444
Wyo.—Exercises Option—
tons
Colo.,
Pass
Ears
13
by
$400,000 option on 24 uranium claims
Steamboat Springs, Colo. It was
near
Patrick
from
three
uranium
to
ore
twenty
the
in
feet
below
Dakota
the
formation,
earth's
an
which
exploration
properties.
Feeney also said
words.
should
Colo.,
work
which
is
Voss
392,225
53,589,651
53.749,777
48,118,749
59,244,509
12,470,724
14,370.679
10,944.723
19,262,843
6,752,870
7,308,156
5,666,630
8,526.036
of Alabama—Earnings—
ry.
—V.
1956
1955
1954
1953
$350,599
$360,848
$396,134
$403,229
31,644
33,069
95,783
109,106
18,801
17,648
113,480
62,939
4,203,793
3,643,710
4,319,481
4,806,389
594,990
;430,325
908,018
1,164,706
346,476
266,723
573,794
558,375
railway
railway
income
oper.
1—:
from
railway.—
railway—
income___
oper.
185,
529.
p.
Western Reserve Telephone Co.—Preferred Stock Sold
—The 25,000
shares of 5.85% cumulative preferred stock,
$20), which were recently offered at
series
1957
(par
$19.95
per
share
Company,
to
Ohio
investors through The Ohio
Ohio, have all been sold, it was
12. For details, see V. 184, p. 2883.
-
Columbus,
announced
Feb.
on
Westlnghouse Electric
Construction
for
gear
will
soon
Corp.—Plant
begin
exercise
Expansions—
distribution
transformer plant
Westinghouse at Athens, Ga., and is already under way on switchdistribution
apparatus
plant
at
Bloomington,
Ind.
Both
sirs
multi-million
tion
also
The
production
full
dollar
at
N.
plant
by end of
Electric-stairway
1958.
will
plant
construc¬
under
double present facilities or
at Sharon,
continue.
lightning
and
will
Former
department
transformers
capacitors
new
expected to employ about 1,200 when capacity
in
I960;
Bloomington
plant about 450 with
transformer
distribution
on
J.
is
reached
is
production
distribution
projects.
Dover,
Athens
Ttie
Westlnghouse
pleting
third
enlargement
in
recent
Employment
The
The
Pa., where production
Bloomington plant will
and oil-type re-
'cutouts
arresters,
is
also
transformers
by
has
than
still
more
next
over
completion
that
productive
increased
30%.
in
com¬
This
1951.
increase in personnel (3,200 to
and greater volume of operations.
Increase
announced
Pa.,
is
Md.(
built
was
by
period)
to
expected
Baltimore,
at
plant
since
necessary
six-months
at Sharon,
Division
Arm
expansion
made
corporation
program
Air
major
was
of
two
years.
$13,000,000
its
capacity
for
power
includes a new $3,500,high-voltage test center.
More than $1,000,000 is being spent on expansion,
improvements at
the Westlnghouse plant in East Pittsburgh. Pa. Another expansion is000
giant
the
more
sound -measuring
Electronic
Tube
from
strictly
work
on
pilot
The
program
chamber
Division
and
Plant
manufacturing
types
new
of
to
at
Bath,
include
N.
Y..
changing
development
design,
184,
tubes.—V.
White's Stores, Inc.—January
2883.
p.
Sales Lower—
1957
—V.
185,
685.
Central
Wisconsin
from
Net
from
ry.
From
Gross
RR.—Earnings—
Net
•
that
Voss
has
sold
one-half
of
its
interest
in
its 'option
to
purchase.—V.
183,
p.
2464.
1954
1953
$2,345,112
$2,156,738
564,163
124,486
253,177
"108,576
124,193
"159,162
322,927
"70,437
railway
33.624,088
30,384,941
28.825.457
31.873,188
railway—
7,559.268
7,180,964
5,082.131
6,964.187
3,420,933
3,499,500
2,134,789
2,842.097
railway
income—
1—
Jan.
from
ry.
1955
$2,323,775
1956
$2,871,615
railway
oper.
from
Net
$2,371,219
January-
p.
Net
1956
$2,C41,027
of
Month
income—
oper.
Deficit.—V., 135,
529.
p.
(Alen) Wood Steel Co.—Plans Expansion—
stockholders
The
long-term
from
The
Board,
incur
a
11.
Feb.
14
approved
the company
proposals
is permitted
to
to
increase
the
have outstanding
$25,000,000.
has a $7,000,000 revolving credit with four Phila¬
under which present indebtedness is $5,601,000.
Wood. President, and John T. Whiting, Chairman of
said
additional
number
may
to
company
delphia banks,
the
on
indebtedness
S7.COO.OOO
Harltston
subject to the Conoco agreement, to COG Minerals of
a
subsidiary of Co'orado Oil & Gas Co.— or, in other
will
retain
one-fourth
interest
in
the
entire
project,
Conoco
541,757
income—
From Jan.
the
property,
Denver,
238, G94
705.
from
Net
was
expected to start early this
Spring.
If Continental Oil should exercise its option to become a 50%
owner
in
this venture
it
is stated
by Mr. Feeney that Conoco will
conducting
671.525
331,258
railway
p.
from
further
Feeney
1952
$4,162,249
629.339
income
oper.
Net
surface.
pointed out that the Continental Oil Co. has
option to obtain one-half the interest in the property in return for
Mr.
1954
$3,940,015
87,075
^
1—
Western Ry.
Feenev.
H.
who
commercial
of
locale*
1955
December—
Gross
had originally staked the property.
announcing the exercising of the option. Mr. Feeney said that
three weeks of drilling, the company's crews had blocked out 8.500
Craig,
•
711,808
railway
185,
Gross
784,804
President.
The terms of the option, which was obtained from Harley B. Graff
of
Dallas,
Texas,
included
a
cash
payment
of $100,000, plus
an
additional
$300,000
which
will be set asid" from
the sale of
107»
of the uianium ore.
This sum of money will be paid to Fred Humes
Feb.
on
Co., Inc.—Subscriptions—
$3,752,494
December—
Rabbit
on
announced
m
$3,970,985
railway--.
from
529.
Voss Oil Co., Newcastle,
located
of Kearny, N. J.,
of Technology
Co.- -Earnings—
1956
Jan.
Net
650,483
44 205,611
19,912,040
p.
Inc.
Institute
Sales
railway
oper.
185,
$3,590,909
1.618.778
3,006,383
railway——
from
Net
1,967.199
1,452,999
1—
from
Illinois
$2,914,093
2.325.077
income—
Jan.
From
the
RR.
railway_j.__
and
1953
$4,740,132
railway
railway
oper.
of
exercise of rights and by employees
(including 15,162 shares subscribed for
Pacific
oper.
From
at
from
the
operation
1956
December—
ry.
Directors—
have been elected direc¬
closers.
10,061,810
5,219.983
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
Net
New
Rettaliata
2229.
p.
December—
$43,654,909
11,503.637
"Including unremitted foreign income.
Gross
President
183,
through
produce
1955
$51,725,949
unremitted income I
outstanding
per
T.
John
by the underwriters pursuant to the exercise of rights
acquired by them) and the 5,569 shares of unsubscribed
stock were purchased by the underwriters and sold at
$26.371/2 per share. See also V. 185, p. 658.
of
Higher—
1956
—
earns,
1956
uranium
.025 '/»>
louncb—V.
Commission
1
Net
Co., Inc.—Two
Dr.
and
the company
of
minimum standard1'
the firm, employed
6 Months Ended Dec. 31—
before
1957
$11,964,000 $10,621,00®
Western Light & Telephone
and
c
government surveys to be
discovery of oil,
the only
property
Chemical
Vick
the.
with
based
engineers
record, which
possible
presence
of
by
him
from
the
taken
work
The
well is
ducing
notification
Of the 65,568 shares of 5.20% convertible
preferred stock
offered for subscription, 59,999 shares were subscribed
ry.
and
were
consulting
hearing
the
of
the Alomic Energy Commission
marked
area
is
Rettaliata
from
testified that in ills opinion the- existence of oil
Inconsistent -with the known geological data relating to
property.
of
Andre is President of Congoleum-Nairn
Mr.
Net
form¬
Universal's
territory,
entirely
letter
a
company.
Chicago.—V.
Gross
properties In Mexico.
in the registration statement
on
Universal's properties
another
its
upon
considerably
the
filed
of
Supply Co. (Mo.)—January Sales Up—
Electric
Andre
this
Net
material
front
Universal, according to th; Commission's decision.
With resoect
possible oil-bearing boulders, the expert witness, wro is familiar
to
of
Dr.
in
testimony, the Commission concluded that such repo t;
"are essentially misleading
and the use of the information therein
in the prospectus is deceptive to investors."
An expert witness c-.il cd
by the Commission
testified
that
his
inspection of
the
proper.L-s
no
11
share,
per
January—
J.
the
not
come
an
expert
"showed
$10
—
g-ologist who sub¬
made about, an ore
minerals
reports
upon
tained
other
contained
respect
were
including
sales,
strike.
favorable
from
Representations
wdlh
Feb.
on
maximum
a
at
of
Net
Of t ils, 61,287 shares
repudiated the statements he previously
which he had found, and acknowledged that
basis
Co., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.—Files
Exchange Commission—
Collins
Guest.
transferred
Electric
and
185, p. 764.
tors
for
prior purchasers of "preorganization shares" and
Cowart began selling tne balance under a purported exemption front
SEC
registration for securities oTieied and .-old exclusively lo per¬
sons
resident
within
a
single state.
The
Commission
found
this
claimed
exemption
to
have
been
invalidated
by
a
sa'e
to a
non¬
upon
1956
94
some
in
company
covering
Western
Frank
Thompson,
Mr.
Leonard
Florian
Houston,
business
shares
O'Keefe
treasury stock.
as
1957
$17,061,515 $16,086,933
—V.
associate,
company's
constitute
1,990,000
in
his
Under
to
Messrs.
to
were
Messrs.
instructions,
Universal
to
600,000
to
for
allocated
the
each
(the
Collins.
Mr.
and
of
5,000
interested
firm
Houston
a
counsel
be
to
He
interested
O'Keefe
resigned),
were
ancl
turn
I.
President),
„
2883.
Western Auto
provisions of
there was
property;
broker-dealer
in
A.
were
Co.—January Sales Higher—
p.
184,
Month
that
as
the
located.
were
Inc.,
Co.,
Cowart
associate
an
shares
Tnompson's
to
Mr.
Elected
17,564,616
January—
Sales
that
con¬
mineral
sum
on
transactions
claims
&
Mr.
(successor
and
bade
the
Tri-Continental Corp.—Lapham
12,099,486
of
offered
by
reveal
to
subsequently
claims
and
issued
operate
said
approximately 110 milhon'~cubk
daily delivery from the area will
33,425,927
300 shares of capital stock (par $4) tec
without underwriting.
The proceeds are
to
go
to stockholders entitled to receive fractional interests in Ityfc
stock dividend.—V.
181, p. 690.
be
In
of
25,419,113
the
held
mineral
the
the
further
Incorporators
who
shares
utilize
the
Cowart
Mr.
in
company
year's
requirements
Commission
and
reserves
which the public offering
description of the proposed
misleading" for failure to sta'e that
disclosure of
mineral
organization
16-iich line has a maximum
feet per day wi i e tne
be 30,663,000 cifcic feet,
per day.
Difficult terrain and type of cor.str iciion ne essarv, Tran.s-i
continental said in its application, make the construction of a rrve.l er
line impractical and uneconomic in view oi the added costs of ccnstructing a second line at a later dote.
The company aniicipa e.s
sufficient
additional acquisitions
within two o: thre^ ;vrors to iully
The
first
for
Frank
Peters
On
devdopm-nt.
capability
the
registration state¬
to various material*
other
Guest,
cash
This
which are presently uncommitted to any
respect
method
believing
which
L.
Upon
FFld.
ma'*e
31,616.752
i
With Securities
a
organized
on
Sept. 9,
1954,
under
Texas
law
lor
financing the development and mining of uranium,
minerals as well as oil and gas.
The principal
was
Bert
Thompson, of Houston, whose father owned the
in the southern
part
of
Brewster
and Presidio
Co.ntlcs,
mineial
Mr.
propo:ed
reserves
28,888,325
the
share.
per
of
si,203,0W>
ment,
12-i ich
to
4,5
the
the
$2.50
was
Peters
James
sys¬
available to its sy:t:m. The nppliciticn stated
that there are eight completed wells in
the Block 45 Field, with a
total
estimated
proven
reserves
of
approximately 88
tilloi
ciblc
feet.
Transcontinental says the facilities will enable it to tike
addi¬
gas
at
disclosure
ore
that
failed
expended
Collins.
Donald
the
"grossly
for
properties,
Net
point of connection with
a
the
Texas
made;
had
ancl
of
the
the
of
be
inadequate
was
Cowart,
the
to
date
be
purpose
p.
temporarily authorized consist of 23.5
from
in
registration
of
basis
no
quicksilver
gas
mil°s of 16-'nch
purchase lateral pipeline and a purchase meter station v/l'h anpur enant
equipment for receiving natural gc? from the Block 45 Field,
located 7.5 miles offshore Cameron Parish, La.
The proposed pipeline
will
the
was
income earnings per
temporary authorization is without prejudice to
disposition of the application for certi.icate as the record
1,148,445
122,210,124
the,
of
proposed
^temporary
reciui-e.
The
that
particularlj,
uranium
and
was
Universal
the
Construct
connect
the Gulf of
of
Act
to
was
Shares
the
said
Month
Ward
were
proceeds
reasonably
Net
Louisiana.
FPC
final
such
this
gas
Commission
Power
authority
may
Pipe
3,705,738
109,921,583
Sales
4.400
54,167
6,113,224
118,564,821
'
has
effectiveness
which
stock
common
found
with
More
to
as
inadequate description
—
Operate Facilities to Attach Offshore Reserves—
The
tem
Gas
who
announced
6
the
corporation,
misleading
comply
1933.
violation
"Earnings
Transcontinental
Commission
securities
Earns,
162.500
Ltd
Nanton,
975,238
190.
p.
Walgreen
of
parent
and grape¬
Rogers,
Feb.
en
suspending
Income' taxes
764.
p.
in
use
l(-2.f,00
—...
the
—V.
Carlisle
J.
Commission
decision
Sales
162.500
—
Ltd
Weir
Hammond
Ltd
Co.,
President
is
orange
Gyrotiyne Helicopter Co.
Roosevelt-Lee-Magee, a real
succeeds
by this
shares of
of
fcrth
below:
2,755,2! »
the
of
filed
were
to
of
claims
Securities
severally
who
Units
Thomson
the
and
300
Canadian
N-shilt,
and
and
unjustified; that its claims that the presence of
oil-bearing boulders on its properties were direct evidence of the
existence of oil-bearing strata at depth were
"wholly unwarranted;"
that there was a failure to disclose a
potential liability for past stock
where
2,000
&
Canadian
he
Exchange
the
content,
&
Inc
Wood
December,
of
director
order"
500,000
luiled
uranium.
-
<fc
of
Act
thereof
500
Co.—
Co.~-
Colin
E.
of
set
are
&
Dann
underwriters
Canadian
and
Universal's
tent
and
prospectus
Securities
500
Witter <fc Co
Dean
Harold
The
1,000
Lerehen &
Winslow,
300
ancl
geologists.
Co
Co.,
Werthcim
4.000
ment
largely
L.
R.
..
Walker &
H.
Chairman
and
Universal,
decision,
pectus
1,000
&
Noel
its
300
—
.
300
Inc.
Co.,
Peat ody &
Kormendi
G
300
_
In
body
300
Common.
-
Chairman
as
in
sequently
Neuhaus d: Co.
Alstyne,
Co.
Kay, Richards & Co
A.
Vietor,
elected
formed
company.
statement
properties
-
Van
been
also
"stop
a
public offering
500
Inc.
300
Miller,
<fc
-
_
Underwood,
300
:
Ingalls & Snvder
Johnston, Lemon fc Co
Joseph,
_
ol
part
300
Anthony
Securities
registration
500
Spencer Trask & Co
1,000
The
issuance
2,000
:
1954
$9,709,902
119,519,719
income
oper.
185,
The
ing the
i.
Co
is
of
"unbelievably
Lombrtrdo
ry.
1954
$5-,683,948
2,932,944
2,933.229
1—
railway
railway
from
SEC
300
Co—
&
2,313,718
income___
oper.
Jan.
1955
$10,384,296 $10,292,852
from
Net
Universal Service Corporation, Inc., Houston, Texas—
SEC Issues "Stop Order"—
4,000
Meyer & Fox
&
F resident
300
—
Boyce
Smith
&
2,000
—.
and
Bond
Frank,
Sutro
—
Co
& Co
&
Gross
1956
railway
railway
Net
was
investment
300
—-—
Staats
Bros.
Inc.
2,000
300
Co.
R.
Stubbs,
Labouis.se,
E. F. Huttrn & Co.——.
&
Smithers
S.
William
Stein
Friedrichs & Co
E.
F.
300
Son
&
Fay-
Hornblower &
Simon
M.
Co
&
has
Vice-President
ancl
500
Co..—
&
Smith,
2,000
Co.____
&
HiUiard
1,000
Co.
&
2,000
Agnew
Singer, Deane & Scribner—,
Barney & Co
500
Stone & Co.__—1,000
Hemphill,
J.
W.
I
2,000
Co..
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
500
Shields & Co.—
300
Halle & Sticglitz
300
Harnmill
Shearson,
300
Co._
300
Co
&
300
&
2,000
&
—
Schwabacher
4,000
4,000
Co
&
Granbery, Marache
Harriman
Parke
&
ry.
From
of
Port
resigned.
500
&
Rothschild
F.
300
—
Roney & Co.__
C.
Fridley, Hers & Frederking
First Southwest Co
Hooker
Roosevelt,
a
lor
Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc.
300
2,000
^
The First Boston
500
Gaidner
&
Riter & Co
Union Se¬
Elworthy & Co.
t—
Emanuel, Dtetjen & Co.
Equitable Securities Corp.-
B.
Mr.
promoter
500
Rcinholdt
2,000
&
the
from
Net
764.
p.
Roosevelt
A.
President,
Inc.
2.000
Drexel
of
from
Net
director of the Commerce and Industry Association of
company,' which
property
Texas, on
500
1,000
Hopwood
&
Association
G*tr.pany of Golden Gift, Inc., wnich produces fresh
fruit juice and plans to add other food lines.
500
&
2,000
Dominick & Dominick
D.
John
this
500
Co
Jackson
Webber,
Gross
—V.
300
Co
Company
Rauscher,
—
<fe
Northwest
Piper,
Pan-
coast
Carrie.
&
Maritime
the
of
.
Universal Food Products, Inc.—President Elected—
there
Curtis—
300
—
300
Lynch—
&
Cook
Ohio
Paine,
300
300
Davis, Skaggs & Co
Dewar, Robertson &
W.
185,
exploration
300
Brandenberger,
Moseley
1,000
(Inc.)
Crowell, Weeaon & Co
M.
3.
2.000
Republic Co.
500
—
& Temple-
Leonard
Johnston
F.
Co._
.
2,000
—-
Clark, Dodge & Co
J.
a
York.—V.
an
Co.,
&
Jones
Moreland,
300
300
-
Company-.
Sherrerd
&
Central
York, and
New
sales
500
Mcore,
1,000
500
300
4,000
Turben
ton
500
1,000
1
Mitchum,
500
Co.
Pierce, Fcn-
Milwaukee
The
Co.,
<fo
—
&
Co
Beane
&
Inc,
500
Sullivan
Inc.
Merrill,
4,000
/
Co.
&
Bosworth,
J.
500
—
Co., Inc
&
Lynch,
ner
300
Inc.-
Masten
E.
300
Co
&
Marks
Mason-Hagan,
2,000
300
Blyth
M.
2,000
Inc.
Co.
Inc.
Elair
New
facts
Co
Lundborg
December—
committee
director
53
Wabash RR.—Earnings—
Randolph,
of Bankers Trust Co., and a director of Federal
Vigilant Insurance Co. and Barber-Oil Co. He is also a
2,000
Corp
Ryons
by Francis F.
Tri-Continental.
and
1.000
Co
&
Higginson
Carl
500
Baird & Co., Inc.
&
Bissell & Meeds
Langley & Co.—
C.
2,000
Securities
Thalmann
—_
24,777
Co
American
Lcdenburg,
Co.
—
&
U. S. Units
24,779
Securities
12
of
United
telcw:
Feb.
on
President
Vice-President
and
under¬
and
Insurance Co.,
estate
forth
set
are
U. S. Units
Lehman
Stone &
Allen
executive
As
UNDERWRITERS—The
announced
Board
Lapham. formerly President of the American-Hawmiian Steamship
a director of W. R. Grace & Co., a director and member of the
Co., is
of
directors.
States
Mr.
the
of
the nation's largest diversified closed-end invest¬
it, was
company,
Chairman
at
or
board
(869)
Tri-Continental Corp.,
to
debentures
''
a
1958
1,
the
to
-
subscribed
company
that
from
subordinated
Kernan
the
of
provided
issued
be
the
be
to
forth.
Francis
shares
common
during
are
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
of
that there are no present negotiations underway to
indebtedness, out that the company has under study
projects
involving
substantial capital expenditures whicn
of some portion of the in¬
require utilization in the luture
indebtedness.—V. 134, p. 2788.
creased
54
(870)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Monday, February 18, 1957
.
STATE AND
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
April 1
Bond
Sale
—
bonds
poses
The
awarded
various
to
a
185,
pur¬
composed
group
of
Huntsville, Ala.
Bond
Sale
The $2,500,000
13—v. 185, p.
—
Feb.
$1,500,000
to
school
a
bonds
of
composed
group
Trust
building
Company
able
the
the
at
Corp.,
Martin,
Herzberg
George M. Wood &
Odess, I
Co., I
&
1
from
3%s.
1959
Due
1968
to
June
1
from
June
1
000
1979
a
1986
system
25
for
to
was
sold to
3y4s.
$40,-*!
Hayes, of Birmingham.
CALIFORNIA
Alameda
Unified
Alameda
Bond
School District,
County, Calif.
Offering—Jack
County Clerk, will
til
10
the
a.m.
(PST)
purchase
G.
Blue,
receive sealed
bids at his office in
on
Oakland,
un¬
March 5 for
sive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by Orrock,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Offering—Roberta
Brech-
City
Clerk,
will - receive
sealed bids until 8
p.m. (PST) on
Feb. 25 for the purchase
of $230,000 sewer revenue
bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 3957. Due on
Jan. 1 from
1058 to 1986
inclusive. Bonds due
in 1973 and
thereafter are callable
?s of Jan.
1, 1963. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by
&
Kirkbride,
&
15 from
1958
Principal and
Sutcliffe,
of
San
Wallace
of
San Mateo.
Sale
The $2,000,000
building bonds offered Feb. 11—v.
185,
group
Trust
—
659—were
p.
composed
awarded
to
District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold
J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los
until
9
a.m.
(PST)
for the purchase of
ing
bonds.
Dated
on
and
Hill,
5
of
about
3.25%,
and
&
Co.,
at
a
net interest cost
a
Feb.
on
from
3y4s.
Due
Feb.
15
Cruz
County,
to
R. Staats & Co., of Los
Angeles.
Garden Grove School
bids
at
until
his
office
in
Santa
Ana,
Oak
School
District,
(PST)
a.m.
for the purchase of
March
on
5
$235,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 15, 1957.
Due
on
inclusive.
March
15
from
1958
Principal
and
to
in
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved
by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
$101,000 building
bonds. Dated April
1, 1957. Due
on
Santa
on
Dated
,*
fered
Department
Power,
will
of
receive
'
185,
"
of¬
until
purchase
of
i
e r
11
a.m.
water
works
revenue
March
March
1
1,
from
1957.
sealed
12
—
sealed
the
bids
purchase
1958
to
1987
ble
cial
at
and
either
banks
of
of
will
the
the
be
St.,
current
offi
Department
in
,
:
July 1 from 1958 to
on
1976 inclusive. Certificates
are
:
due in '
callable
:
as
July 1. 1964. Principal and in(J-J) payable at the City
>
terest
•„
Treasurer's office, or at the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
Legality
•
-
.
approved
by Caldwell, ; *:
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of ;
New York City..
r.
<
'. •
bonds
Oct.
on
Bloomfield
(P.
when
31
to
Due
1977
O.
Bond Offering
—
nar,
Town
$180,000 storm water
Due
1967
635.000»
on
March 1
'
.
the
at
March
1
-
Dated
of
Hartford
88.36,
offered
Feb.
C.
767
p.
—
were
First
orice
on
Boston
of
3.20%.
100:32,
13
—
awarded
Corp.,
a
as
sewer
v.
from
1958
the
.3%s, at
basis -of
a
about
DELAWARE
to
1958
to
1977
,
Dist.
Bond
.
(P. O.
of
1/1957.' Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Smyrna), Del.
Offering—^Superintendent
Schools
Bank
& Trust
Company* Hartford. Legality
.ap¬
nounces
George
V..Kirk
an¬
that bids will be received
until Feb.
26
for- the .purchase
$96,000 building bonds.
price
a
of « ^
4.48%.;
about
..
,
Sept.
on
1958 to 1996 inclusive.
:
In¬
Legality approved by-'
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &V
Mitchell, of New York City.
:
GEORGIA
Chatham County (P. O.
-
-
Savannah),'
Georgia
$2,000,000
Bond
a
Sale-r-The
p.
group
&
Blyth
3%:
&
,
Harris
of
Bank,
Feb.:
Chicago;.
Co.,
Inc.; First Boston
Dickson & Co.; and
S.
Courts
Co.; at
a
offered
composed
Savings
Corp.; R.
&
a
price of 98.15,
basis of about 3.14%.
Fulton
County, County Sch. District
(P.O. Atlanta), Ga.
Offering—Paul D. West,
'
Bond
.
Secretary of the Board of Fduca-;
tion, will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
noon
purchase /
bonds.
on
on
of
March 5
for
$3,000,900,.
Dated
April
the
-
school
1, 1957. Due
April 1 from 1958 to
1980
;
in-
-
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the Trust Com¬
of Georgia, of Atlanta, and
-
elusive.
pany
Chase
Manhattan
Bank, New
City. Legality * approved by
Spalding, Sibley, Troutman, Mea¬
dow
&
Smith, and
Sutherland,
Asbill & Brennan, both of Atlanta.
Georgia Farmers Market Authority
(P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
Bond
Offering—S ecretary-
of
-
."
Treasurer B. E. Thrasher,
Jr., an¬
nounces
that the Authority will
of
on
of
.-
Sept; I, 1956. Due
from
(EST)
Kenty County, Sthyrna Special Sch.
Due
at
.
,
185,
to
*"•
bonds.
basis
a»
Dated
4s,
as
Goodbody
York
_
National
Hough;
of
Day,
Winsted),'
.Bond Sale—The $400,000
bonds
March
and interest
•
&
receive
sewer
bonds.
from
inclusive.
'
to
Connecticut
.
to
Co., Rand & Co., Stubbs, Smith & *
Lombardo, Inc.,'Juran
Moody,:
Inc., G. H. WalkerCo..«and Beil *:
composed
388—were awarded;
.
office
(Pi O.
awarded
were
a;
&>
Co/, Herbert J. Sims & Co., Baxter "
& Co., (he Robert N. Tuller
CO., Tripp & Co., Arthur L. Wright &;
the
niclusive.
school
fered Feb.. 12
185,
Treasurer, will receive
bids
Winchester
follows:
as
of-/
14—v.
Berry & Howard, 750 main St.,
Hartford, until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 19 for the purchase of $788,000 bonds* as follows:
2
$815,-
bonds,
-
bonds
Bond-Offering—J. James Bod-
sealed
King, Town Manager, «vill receive
000
St^ Peters-
1958
Mareh 1 from
inclusive.
rejected.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST)
Feb. 20 for the purchase of
O.
school
:
Preston
(P.
burg Becteh), Fla.
"" V
Bond 'Sale-—The
$2,100,000 gen-/
eral obligation sewer bonds
Trust
Bloomfield), I
Connecticut
Board
<
.
public
Wethersfield (P.O. Wethersfield),
Connecticut
originally
were
District
1,
Note:—All bids received for the
offered
County,. -Long Key Sewer:
(EST) on
$400,-
on
for
improvement bonds.
foregoing
Pinellas;
19 for the purchase of
Berlin,- Conn.
bonds. Due bi1 March 1 from
Bond Sale—An issue of
.1958 to 1977 inclusive.
$355,000
school bonds was sold to a
group *■ 300,000
THigh School * addition
composed
of
Estabrook
&
Co.;
; bonds: Due bn March 1 from
Putnam & Co.; and R. D. White
1958 to 1977Jiriclusive.
& Co., as 3.20s, at a price of
100.11,
The bonds are dated March 1,
a
basis of
about 3.18%.
1957.
in
collect!
1956./ Due
Directors
Main
$488,000 Greenfield Street School
elusive.
urer's office
26 Lor
Feb.
on
$8,000,000 electric
certificates. Dated July 1, ?.
Connecticut
1957.
water
April
the
-
Trusty Co.,
9th floors '760
bonds: Dated March
Thomas H.
until
at
&
000 school
—
CONNECTICUT
on
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the-City Treas
the purchase of
•
terest M-S..
Room,
Hartford, until 2" pttti.
of,'$2,200,000
■
bids
Bank
Sweeney, Director of Finance, will
bonds
Due
(EST)
noon
re venue,
1
C onnec{icut
bids will
March
g
Corp., and White,
Co.,, jointly, as 3.20s at
&
Offering—Wm. S. Grain¬
ger, Town Treasurer, will receive
Feb.
$1,200,000
n
14—
Bond
bonds.
Bond O f f
Feb.
awarded to
were
—
Rocky Hill (P.O, Rocky Hill),
Offering—City Clerk, L. B.
received
767
p.
$1,100,000
offered
bonds
185,
766—
p.
that
—?The
.
mu¬
2.74%.
announces
Sale
price of 100.18^3 basis of about
3.17%.
^
Sunnydale, Calif.-
Water
sealed
'
until
group
•
i
Pomona, Calif.
Thomas
./
,
"he First Boston
Chicago, Burns, Corbett & PickInc., and Hannaford & Tal¬
bot, as 2%s, at a price of 100.02,
Bond
.
Weld
to a
group com¬
of the First National Bank,
basis of about
-
East Lyme),
Connecticut I
•school
v.
ard,
a
\
(P^D.
Lyme
Bond
awarded
were
posed
'
,
.
$500,000 •
bonds
11—v.
East
interest
improvement
Feb.
interest,
.
'.'--'
panies.
'
.
+
office.
Bond' Sale—The
Angeles, Calif.
Offering—Frank Twohy,
of
;
.
Ana
Palo Alto, Calif.
nicipal
2.14%
premiiOtnapf $2,500.
6,700,000 notes tod group of Con<7 vnecticut banks and trust- com<-
March 1 from 1958 to 1977
and
a
Femv &
;
March;!, 1957.
Principal
payable
at
Inc.,< at
plus
•
Los
Bond
Dated
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los
Angeles,
uptil 9 a.m. (PST) on March 5
for
the purchase of
in
fc/Phelps,
■
11
(EST) on Feb.
20 for the
purchase of $9,000,000
Los
*-.
Co.*
\
the; County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
for
Offering—L. B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
E.
Jones, Secretary of the City Commission, will receive sealed bids
Huj^Jer/Brown Bros.
;
■
Offering^—Earle
of
Chicago, C.
Co., Salomon
Devine
2,500,000 notes
Orange County, Calif.
City, until
Angeles County, Calif.
Due
receive
on
April 1 from 1958 to 1982 1 bids at the First National
City
inclusive. Principal and
Corporate
Trust
interest Bank,
Depart¬
(A-O)
payable
at
the
ment, 2 Wall Street, New York
County
Charter
-
(PST) on Feb.'19
purchase of $230,000 bhild-
Bond
April
Treasurer's office.
office
bonds.
Civic
District,
Certificate
1965 and thereafter
Company; of
Western
New
York,
BuffSlp,
and
Branch
Banking & Trust Co., of Wil¬
-
-
a.m.
revenue
William
Jacksonville, Fla.
:
Co;; .Inc., Bankers
Harriman &-Cq.; Marine Trust
Calif.
766—were awarded
and
Due
11
for the
ing
his
at
until
Bond Sale—The
$218,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 11—v.
Auditor
1957.
bids
the
Freedom Union Sch. Dist. Santa
.
"
-
-
Bros. &
and i
Principal
(J-D)
Manhattan
J.
to
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
be
3960 to 1977 inclusive.
1957.'
1958
June 1 from 1959
on
.
15, 1958
on
15,
from
Due
,
Trust Co., both of
,<
sealed
,
payable - at
the
Bank, of New
York City.
Legality approved by ;
Chapman &' Cutler, of Chicago.:
Chase
'
son.
1959
1,870,000
f
March
15
follows:
as
$130,000 5s. Due
$164,000 build¬
1,
Ana,
receive
1976, inclusive.
interest
Co., Chase Manhattan
GuaFanty
Trust
Co.,
First
National -Bank,
First
Boston Corpy Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, Harris Trust
&
Savings ^.Bank,
Northern
Bank,
Orange Unified School District,
Orange• County, Calif.
of the American
Richards
price of 100.04,
Angeles
March
Santa
Myers, of Los Angeles.
a
Company, of San Francisco,
California Bank, of Los
Angeles,
Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, of
Chicago, Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis, Taylor &
Co., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Shuman, Agnew & Co.,
1, 1956.
to
Trust
-
March
Treasurer's
terest
Artesia School
Orange
a.m.
(PST) on Feb. 26
purchase of $450,000 build¬
(M-S)
District,
County, Calif.
San Bernardino
Bond
1982
Harzfeld
$35,000
March 15,
.
&
will
v
.
*
•
(EST) on March /
14 for the purchase of
$6,000,000 v
school building bonds. Dated June
6()0—were awarded
p.
Morgan
Principal and in¬
terest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
O'Melveny
&
Feb.
on
185,
follows:
as
11
for the
of
Dated
inclusive.
Red¬
Fontana Unified Schdol
p.
bLl,
Wilson,
(PST)
March
on
in
185,
Areata, Calif.
Bond
office
p.m.
bonds.
1975
of
$1,280,000 school
bonds. Dated April
1, 1957. Due on
April 1 from 1958 to 1982 inclu¬
until
in
inclusive.
i
Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
Legal¬
ity approved by
Dumas, O'Neal &
Pres-
Francisco.
Scottsboro),
outlay school warrants
Sterne, Agee & Leach,
her
purchase
Herrington
Wartant Sale—A* issue of
000 capital
Shasta
A.
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Jan. 1 from 1963
Alabama
District,
interest
inclusive; and $900,000
on
at
the
1957. Due
to 1987 inclusive.
Jackson County (P. O.
as
bids
ding, until 2
of
Co., and Interstate Securities
Corp.,
as
follows:
$100,000
4M>s, due on Jan. 1 from 1958
3V2s, due
School
Instruction,
housing notes offered Feb.
13—v.
-i
bids until 2 p.m.
—
rental
•
Florida..
Chairman of Board of Public
ns,
First
to the
M't,
*
Bond Offerings-Robert E.Fer-
Connecticut (State of)
Note
Sale
Tne $Di,o00,000
inclusive.
County, Calif.
Offering—Ruth
*
Corp., Nevv York City, as
a pricejbf 100.35, a basis
of about 3.15%.
water
Dist.,
office
on
school
•
his
at
1982
White, Weld & Co., Courts &
to 1962
bids
ap¬
leigh, County Clerk, will receive
revenue
group composed
Sch.
Due
Bond
.
„
3.20s, at
County, Calif.
Offering—L. B.
ing bonds. Dated
sealed
water
bonds to
View
Enterprise
on
inclusive.
1,000,000
Legality
obligation
•
proved
by
Kirkbride,
Wilson,
Harzfeld & Wallace, of San Mateo.
in¬
to
M-S.
awarded
were
—
Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
municipal improvement bonds.
March .15,
1957.
Due on
Dated
Interest
*
J-D. Legality ap¬
$42,300,000 notejTat 2.30% inter¬
Kirk bridge,
Wilson/
est, plus a premium of $205.33,
Harzfeld & Wallace, of San Mateo.
V
to a group composed of J. P.
Bond
1969 to
from
will
7-.
by
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Feb. 25 for the purchase of $770,-
1978 inj
elusive; and $510,000 3%s, due !
oh
Clerk,
u
Broward, County ■ Special Tax f- Sch.
Dist. No. 1 f Pi O. Fort Lauderdale),
Interest
Ocean
sive.
on
clusive; $580,000 3V2s, due
general
proved
Calif.
March 15 from 1958 to 1972 inclu¬
gomery, at par, a net interest
of about 3.59%, as fol¬
June
Treasurer's
•'£
-
Boston
will receive
until 8 p.m. (PST) on
the purchase of $460,-
bids
receive
,
!
City
son,
,
767
bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1956. Due on
Dec. 15 from 1960 to 3982 inclu¬
Bond Offering—Essie L. Ander¬
cost
$410,000
000
V.
FLORIDA
.
Secretary,
Feb. 27 for
sive.
Davis
Co. and
First National Bank of Mont-
lows:
sealed
•
Bond
766.
p.
"
Clinton, Conn.
Sale—The $286,000 school
bonds offered Feb. T J-—v.:
185, p.
supple¬
Community Services District,
District
office.
Georgia,
Atlanta,Berney, Perry &
Co., Watkins, Morrow & Co.,
Hugo Marx & Co., CumberSecurities
County
185,
Robinson &
•
Riverside County, Calif.
Bond Offering —Eila D. Miles;
of
of
land
Norco
bonds. Dated May 1, 1957. Due on
May 1 from 1958 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
follows:
as
issue of Feb. 4—v.
Bond Offering—L. E. Hallowell,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Ventura, until
11 a.m.
(PST) on March 12 for
the purchase of $140,000 building
Morrow & Co.; Hugo
Co.; and Berney Perry
& Company, at a price of par.
766—were awarded
Ventura
foregoing
proved by Robirtson;
Cole, of Hartfordf"
"■
the report published in our
ments
County, Calif.
&
bonds offered
New York City and Chicago. Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
inclu¬
Note:—The
Conejo School District,
Watkins,
Marx
1977
to
office.
530—were
p.
1958
payable at the County Treasurer's
totaling $498,000 of¬
fered Feb. 7—v.
from
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
Eufaulit, Ala.
sealed
on
bids
until
$10,000,000
revenue
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on "April
1
from. 1958 to
1982 inclusive.
Principal and-interest^ A-O)
able
of
at
the
First
National
Atlanta,' and/or
at
of the fiscal agency
City.
&
*
noort
Feb. 27 for the purchase
the
-
pay>-
Bank,
office
in New Yo'rkv..
Legality approved by Bird
Howell,
,
of
Atlanta.
\
Volume
Number 5613
185
.
Bond
185,
—
bonds
awarded to
660—were
p.
ofiered
$980,000 school
Feb. 13
v.
185,
group
a
of the Harris
composed
improvement
bonds
11—v.
Barcus, Kindred & Co.; Thomas
Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.; E. Ray
Allen
&
Co.;
Seasbngood
&
Mayer; and the Wachob-Bender
Corp., at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.80%, as fol¬
Moines
Co.,
National
Trust
Bank
Moines,
Des
185,
p.
offered Feb.
Grant
$435,000 3s. Due
&
1 from
Nov.
on
Trust
follows:
as
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
545,000 2%s. Due
Nov. 1 from
on
1968 to 1976 inclusive.
Consolidated
Parish
School
gard,
C.
Offering—Cecil
Secretary
the
of
'
;
,
.$465,000 5s. Due
Jan.
on
1
'
Polk
690,000 3%s. Due
1968 to
1,245,000
from
on
County (Pi O. Des Moines),
from
:! ,'.v-
■
1959 to 1967 inclusive.
Bonds
Jan. 1 from
1976 inclusive.
Iowa
•
33/4S. Due on Jan. 1
1977 to 1987 inclusive.
rejected.
were
Scott
Bureau County
Community Unit
School District No. 305 (P. O,
Manlius), III.
^
Bond Sale—Tne $360,000 school
■building bonds offered Feb. 6—
v.
185, p. 660—were awarded to
White-Phillips Co., Inc., and Bax¬
ter & Co., jointly, as follows:
Feb.
on
of
from 1958
1
Feb. 13
1972
to
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the.office of the
Jefferson Davis Parish School Dist.
No. 6 (P. O. Jennings), La.
$712,000 school
Feb. 7
v.
185,
offered
bonds
—
-
$90,000
1
Dec.
Due on
3s.
ing bonds offered Feb. 11—v. 185,
p.. 767—were awarded to Becker
&
New Orleans, at a price of 100.001.
Cownie, Inc.,
3^28, at
a
price
by
Arnold
&
a
group
Crane,
of
LaSalle Parish Consolidated School
District
kansas
from
.1958 to 1962 inclusive.
as
192—were awarded to
p.
of 100.07.
Norton,
j
140,000 3 y4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
i
headed
Kan.
30 (P. O. Jena), La.
Offering — F. H. Shiel,
Secretary
Bond Sale—An issue of
$130,000
treatment facilities bonds
sewage
No.
Bond
of the Parish School
will receive sealed bids
Board,
until
10
a.m.
(CST) on March 7
Beecroft, Cole & Co.,: for the purchase of $300,000 school
of Topeka.
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due on
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
May 1 from 1957 to 1970 inclu¬
:
30,000 3% s. Due on Dec. 1 from Hutchinson School District, Kansas
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
1973 to 1975 inclusive.*
"
t j
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
payable at the office of the Treas¬
be received until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
urer of the Parish School Board,
Metropolitan Sanitary District of
on
March 4 for the purchase of
Greater Chicago, III.
or at
any bank specified by the
Warrant Sale—An issue of $15,- $1,500,000 building bonds. Legal¬ purchaser.
Legality approved by
ity
approved by Stinson, Mag, Chapman &
996,000
3%% vtax
anticipation
Cutler, of Chicago.
-warrants was sold to the First Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of
Natchitoches Parish School Districts
ivan&as City.
.National Bank; CSShtinental Illi¬
(P. O. Natchitoches), La.
nois National Bank & Trust Co.;
Bond Sale—The $1,545,000 school
kentucky
Northern Trust Co.; Harris Trust
bonds offered Feb. 13—v. 185, p.
& Savings Hank; City National'
Bracken County (P. O. Brooks389—were
awarded
to
a
group
Bank & Trust Co.; and the Ameri¬
ville), Ky.
composed of Kohlmeyer & Co.,
can National Bank & Trust Com¬
Bond Sale—The $265,000 school First National
Bank, of Memphis,
pany. ■
building revenue bonds offered Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., T.
-/.v
- v--. f
Feb.
11
were
awarded to Wid- J. Feibleman &
Co., Ladd DinWhiteside County Community Con¬
mann & Co., of Cincinnati.
kins & Co., Rapides Bank & Trust
solidated School District No. 138
Dated Feb. 1; 1957. Due on Feb.
Co., of Alexandria, W. D. King¬
(P.O. R.R. No. 3, Sterling), III.
1
from
1959
to
1977
inclusive. ston &
Bond Sale—The $127,000 school
Co., Walter, Woody & HeiPrincipal and interest (F-A) pay¬ m.erdinger, Provident Savings
building bonds offered Feb. 7—
able at the First National Bank, Bank & Trust
v.
Co., of Cincinnati,
185, p. 660—were awarded to
of Brooksville. Legality approved
.^easongood
&
Mayer,
Steiner,
White-Phillips Co.,v Inc., as fol¬
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. Rouse & Co., and Weil Investment
lows:
f
Company, asr follows:
'
$27,000 3% s. Due on Dec. 1 from
Shelbyville, Ky.
1958 to 1962 inclusive,
Bond Sale—An issue of $250,000 $1,500,000 *ScfibSl District No. 9
bonds:
$174,000 4s, due on
80,000 3 ^s. Due on Dec. 1 from school
building revenue' bonds
March 1 from 1959 to 1967
was sold to theiBankers Bond Co.,
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
">:;
inclusive; $599,000 3%s, due
2(XOOO 3%s. Due on Dec. 1,1971 Inc., and Stein Bros. & Boyce,
on March 1 from 1868 to 1978
and .1972.
'
"C-l\
jointly, at a price of par, a net
^.
inclusive; $215,000 3.80s, due
interest cost of about 3.43%, as
1963 to 1968 inclusive.
*
.
was
:
sold to
100,000 3*/2S. Due on Dec. 1 from
661
p.
were
—
composed of
group
,
Dundee, Mich.
a
P.
net interest cost of about
Bonds due in 1968 and thereafter
3.11%,
('
are
callable as of Dec. 1, 1967.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at a banking institution des-»
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
3,505,000 3.10s.
D.ue on Jan. 1 ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfrom 1962 to 1982 inclusive.
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
massachusetts
Grant School District, Mich.
follows:
as
Bond Sale—The
a
Bond Offering — W„ G, Harris,
Morgan & Co., Inc., Harriman Ripley & Co., Smith, Barney
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
& Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co., L. bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 18
F. Rothschild & Co., Bacon, Stev¬ for the purchase of $298,000 gen¬
eral
enson & Co., Ball, Burge & Kraus,
obligation sewage disposal
Courts & Co., and Raffensperger*, bonds. Dated Jan. 1,1957. Due on!
Hughes & Co., at a price of 100.15, Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1986 inclusive.
J.
specified by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Chapman
& Cutler, of Chicago.
185,
v.
—
banking
a
nated
—
awarded to
Township School Township
(P. O. Winierset), Iowa
Bond Sale—The $75,000 build¬
at
Due
purchase
the; bank
for
(A-O) payable
institution desig¬
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
County (P. O.
Annapolis), Md.
Bond Sale
The $4,000,000
school construction bonds offered
the
Landel,
Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1
from 1957'to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬
$55,000
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,1957.
for
A.
cipal and interest
Anne Arundel
Parish
School Board, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on March
7
C.
—
eral obligation storm sewer bonds.
maryland
School Board Treasurer, or at any
Sold—Bids
Not
$50,000
general
obligation
im¬
provement bonds offered Feb. 13
Bond Offering
City .Clerk,
Bel-
inclusive.
'
Adrian, Mich.
of New Orleans.
District No. 11 (P. O. Coif ax),
Louisiana
Bond
michigan
for
13
59
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 25
inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality
for the purchase of $800,000 gen¬
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
to Ladd Dinkins & Co.
&
(CST) on March
purchase of $700,000
a.m.
public
library bonds. Dated April 1, 1957.
Due on April 1 from 1958 to 1967
661—-were awarded
Savings Bank, Chicago; WhitePhillips Co., Inc.; and Iowa-Des
&
11
the
Sale—The $35,000 public
—
660—were awarded to
p.
group
lows:
'
Bond Sale—The
13—
Feb.
offered
Jury, will receive sealed bids until
Evangeline Parish Road District
No. 4 (P. O. Ville Platte), La.
District,
Iowa'
rev¬
(871)
Bond
Marshalltown Indep. Sch.
$2,400,000
sewerage
composed of Ira Haupt
& Co.; Francis L du Pont & Co!;
Goodbody & Co.; Rand & Co.;
a
Mutual Reinsurance
Co., of Grinnell, as 3s.
The
and
bonds
enue
v.
Sale.
works
water
Farmers
the
illinois
Berwyn, III.
■
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
v
Due
$495,000 4s.
Jan.
on
1
from
Boston, Mass.
Sate—aii issue of $5,000,000 temporary loan notes was sold
to a group composed of J. P. Mor¬
gan & Co., Inc.; C. J. Devine &
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 11—v. 185,
p. 768—were awarded to a group
composed of Paine; Webber, Jack¬
Co.; and the First National Bank,
of Boston, at 2.28% interest.
and McDonald-Moore &
T
Note
The
1957
notes
dated
are
and mature
Feb.
14,
Nov. 7, 1957.
on
Bristol County (P. O.
$88,000 3%s, Due
1957 to
Taunton),
Offering—Ernest W.
1976 to
Kil-
County Treasurer, will
Sept. 15 from
on
1975
inclusive.
62,000 4s. Due
Massachusetts
Note
&
Curtis, Walter J. Wade, Inc.,
Co., at a
price of: 100.002, a net interest
cost of about 3.89%, as follows:
son
Sept. 15 from
on
1983 inclusive.
Lyon Township School District
(P. O. South Lyon), Michi
Bond Offering — William I.
(EST) on Feb. 19 for the purchase
of $400,000 notes. Dated Feb. 19, Markham, Secretary of the Board
1957. Due Nov. 5, 1957,
of Education; will receive sealed
roy,
sealed
ceive
bids
until
10
re¬
a.m.
bids
Massachusetts (Commonwealth of)
Bond Offering—John F. Ken¬
25
as
noon
1982
1968
of
on
Feb.
$225,000
inclusive.
and
Bonds
thereafter
of June
are
in
due
callable
Principal and
at a bank¬
ing institution designated by the.
as
follows:
1, 1967.
interest (J-D) payable
Lot
A
.
bonds.
Due
April
on
from .1958 to 1962 inclusive.
bidder.
successful
$1,000,000 capital outlay improve¬
ment
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
1, 1957. Due on June 1 from 1958
to
(EST) on Feb. 26 for
the purchase of $83,244,000 bonds,
'
8
the
school building bonds, Dated Feb.
nedy, Treasurer
and ReceiverGeneral, will receive sealed bids
until
until
for
Legality
ap^
proved by Berry, Stevens & Moor¬
man/ of J>etrpitr :
* 7
^
1
• = •
.
,
B
LOt
Northville
1958 to
indiana
Middletown, Ind.
*
«
;
s
Clerk-Treasurer,
ceive"
sealed
bids
will
2
until
1
from
1958
to
Feb.
on
1
7,160,000
capital outlay bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1958 to
p„m.
1977 inclusive.
1970 to
March 1 from 1982 to
on
1987 inclusive.
45,000
School
bonds:
Feb. 1 from
on
1974 inclusive.
1
No.
4s,
from
Due
1967
to
1977 inclusive.
,
iowa
:
"Denver Community School
J ' ■ Iowa
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of Louis¬
ville.
District,
■
:
:
.
$290,000 buildIng bonds offered Feb. 11—v. 185;
p.
660 — were awarded to tb«
,
•
;
Louisiana
Bond
Offering
'
Keokuk
Independent School Diet.)
Iowa
Bond Sale—The $785,000 building bonds offered Feb. 13—v. 185,
.p. 767—were awarded to a,group
composed of the Northern Trust
:
Co., Chicago, Quail & Co., and
Stern Bros. & Co., at a price of
.100.004, a net interest cost of
about 2.64%, as follows:
.
Feb.
$3,300,000
1958 to 1966
I
'
1P67
to
on
rially
from
clusive.
1987
Sub
-
to
on
Nov. 1 from
Lake City,
Iowa$75,000 4 swim¬
ming pool bonds, offered Feb. 11
—v. 185, p. 767—were awarded to
Sa le-^The
from
1
No.
1
bonds.
Callable
Sewerage
bonds.
Due
Callable
bonds
and
each
are
on
or
dated
issue
Quachita Parish
■
May
must
be
(P.
O.
the
on
inclusive.
Metropolitan
District-Water
1.
ment
bid
Monroe).
Parish
Metropolitan
District
Loan bonds. Due
April 1 from 1958 to 1987
3,084,000
Loan
Use
bonds.
jgK
Water
Develop¬
Due
on
April 1 from 1958 to 1987 in¬
clusive.
and interest payable
\t the State Treasury in Boston,
,->r
at .its
ficsal agency in New
1
'
group
p 532—.were awarded to a
composed of Pohl & Co.,
Inc., Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
Seasongood & Mayer, Westheimer
Co., Friday & Co., W. E. Hutton
Co., Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, McDougal & Condon, Inc.,
Fox Reusch & Co., and Widmann
&
&
&
Co., at
interest
of par, a net
price
a
cost
of
about
3.78%,
as
follows:
$300,000 4V4S. Due on June 1 from
1958 to
1962 inclusive.
120,000 4s. Due on June 1,
1963
and 1964.
1,080,000 3%s.
Due on June 1
from 1965 to 1982
inclusive.
Principal
Traverse
Bond
Sale.
City, Mich.
—r
The $1,300,000
site bonds of¬
^ork
Bond Offering—Mrs. E. H.-Hill.
of
Due
Sewerage
after
Louisiana
Secretary
District
bonds.
April 1 from 1958 to 1987
1,500,000
On
for separately. Interest M-N. Le¬
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.
-
on
2007
to
1958
Loan
building bonds offered Feb. 8—
v
Due
Mac-
Taylor Township School District
(P. O. Taylor Center), Mich.
Bond Sale — The $1,500,000
ructfiVf r
jjisiricx •
bonds.
awarded to Kenower,
Arinur&^0'
April
on
Metropolitan
Sewerage
on
were
i
Flood
inclusive.
tax
assessment sanitary sewer bonds
offered Feb. 11—v. 185, p. 768—
C
from
1
3,500,0Q0
oJ
'as
from date of issue.
1957
Loan
April
1959 tc
10 years
T.
«
River
Metropolitan
Water
fol¬
clusive.
in¬
Eunice, La.
7
as
Lot
Township (P. O. Grand
Rapids), Mich.
Paris
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
5,000,000
from 1959 to 1987 in¬
May 1
~
'Certificate Offering—Mayor J
Slagg will receive sealed bid"?
until U a.m. (CST) on March 11
for
purchase of $404,133.05
paving certificates.^ Due ' serially
from 1558 to 1968. inclusive. Le¬
gality approved by Foley; Cox &
JOdfclL of New Orleans.
May
on
District
Drainage
1987
revenue
1987 inclusive.
1 bonds. Due se¬
1958
utilities
May 1, 1967.
150,000 unlimited
in¬
The
Nov. 1 from
1973 to 1976. inclusive.
Bond
District No.
Nov. 3 from
1972 inclusive;
200,000 23/4s. Due
,
Gravity
1977. inclusive.;
Charles
(J-J)
Bond Sale—The $60,000 special
inclusive.
Due
clusive.
480,000
1958 to
Corley,
sealed
receive
(CST) on March
purchase Of $856,000
improvement bonds,
$750,000
Sub-Drainage
1953 to
the
will
on
1977
to
on
from
1 from
a.m.
Due
1958
fn^hnn^ Due
AtTi
Loan bonds. nnAn April 1
lows:
District No. 2 bonds. Due se¬
rially from
for
nublic
inclusive.
275,000.2lis. Due
-
on
Gravity
19
a.m.
780,000 public improvement
bonds, as follows:
<
$310,000 22/is. Due
until TO
Clerk,
City
bids until 11
(CST) on
22 for the purchase of $3,-
received
bonds.
from
^
1,000,000
Bond Offering—Ellis L.
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Mnt,«nAii+o«
nnnnnn
Bank, both of Newton, jointly, as
2%, at a price of 100.10, a basis
Bids will be
—
and
Control bonds. Due
District Noi 4 (P. O. Lake Charles),
;
1
1,000,000
Pineville, La.
National Bank
Iowa-Des Moines
of Des Moines.
,
.
1
Calcasieu Parish Gravity Drainage
October
relief
inclusive.
was
sold to the Newton National Bank,
and
the Jasper County Savings
Bond Sale—The
,
bonds
of about 2.72%.
louisiana
■
construction
sewer
relief
of July
1 from
flood
April
August
April
$25,000
on
interest
,1/ 1967. Principal
payable at a
banking institution designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
1977 inclusive.
1958 to
flood
Sale—An issue of
Bond
Due
3,000,000
Newton, La.
:
highway
bonds.
as
and
on
5,000,000
inclusive; and $27,000 3%s,
on March 1 from 1968 to
sive.
-
able
1977 inclusive.
due
'
capital outlay bonds.
April 1 from 1958 to
15
on
due
1959
on
5,000,000
,
District
$18,000
March
.
51,COO 3V4S. Due on Feb. 1 from
1975 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
Dated Feb, fr 1957. Due on Feb.
payable
at
the Farmers State 1 from 1958 to 1977
inclusive.
Bank, of Middletown. Legality ap¬
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
proved by Rqg$,, McCord,. Ice & able at the' Citizens
Bank, of
Miller, of Indianapolis.
[■
Shelby ville. Legality approved by
capital outlay bonds.
April 1 from 1958 to
Due
due
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
73,000 3 Vzs. Dtie
inclusive.
1977
7,000,000
District,
Bond Offering—Robert S. Sha-
/
inclusive; and $512,000 3.85s,
from
49,000 3 Vis. Due on Feb. 1 from
inclu¬
1986
Due
1958 to 1965 inclusive.
re¬
(CST) on Feb. 27 for the purchase
(of $185,000 water works revenue
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on
Dec,
~
$77,000. 4s,
Bond Offering—Gertrude Davis,
Town
March 1 from 1979 to 1981
on
follows:
School
fer, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Feb, 20
for the purchase of $500,000 school
building and site bonds. Dated
April 1, 1957. Due on July 1 from
1958 to 1986 inclusive. Bonds due
in 1968 and thereafter are call¬
1977 inclusive.
,
„
Public
Michigan
$40,000,000 highway improvement
bonds. Due on April 1 from
Police
school building and
he
fered Feb. 11—v. 185, p. 661—were
City. Legality approved by
Attorney General of Massa¬
chusetts.
awarded to a group
composed of
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(872)
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Blyth &
Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co., Baxter
sealed bids until
&
$2,000,000 bonds,
Co., E. S. Dickson & Co., and
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.,
at a price of 100.009, a net inter¬
est cost of about 2.95%, as follows:
$95,000 3lAs. Due
1959
Feb.
on
7:30 p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
the
for
follows:
as
$1,300,000 special assessment im¬
provement
bonds.
Due
on
March
1963 inclusive.
two
160,000 3s.
Due
Callable
1967
1979
to
Mar. 1,
maturity
on
dates.
1964
1960
from
1
inclusive.
June 1 from
on
25
to
to
inclusive.
330,000 2%s. Due
to
1968
1973
to
Warren,
1986
inclusive.
Sterling and
Troy
Bonds
and thereafter
of March
inclusive.
Consolidated School District No.
1
(P. O.
Warren), Mich.
Bond
Sale
The
$2,000,000
building and site bonds offered
—
in
due
1977
callable
are
as
1, 1976.
bonds
The
Twps.
Due
March
dated
are
1,
1957.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at a banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
awarded to a group composed of Minneapolis.
(
First
of
Michigan
Corporation,
Emily, Minn.
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., HarriBond Offering — Myrtle
Hite,
man
Ripley & Co., Inc., StranaTown Clerk, will receive sealed
han,
Harris & Co., B.
J. Van
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Mar. 1
Ingen & Co., Barcus, Kindred &
for the purchase of $26,000 bonds.
Co., MjcDonald-Moore & Co., H. V.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on Dec.
.Sattley
&
Co.,
and
Watling, 31 from 1959 to 1978
inclusive.
Lerchen
&
Co., at a price of
Bonds due in 1973 and thereafter
100.07, a net interest cost of about
are callable.
Principal and inter¬
3.58%, as follows:
est payable at the Town Clerk's
$310,000 4V2S. Due on April 1 from office.
Feb.
13
185,
v.
—
661
p.
—
...
...
,
.
1959 to
1963
1964 to
.
1,395,000
Fairfield, Minn.
April 1 from
on
1967 inclusive.
3V2S.
Due
Bond
April
on
1
from 1968 to 1981 inclusive.
Additional Sale
swimming
pool
The $225,000
—
bond
issue
was
awarded
to .Braun,
Bosworth &
Co., and Keriower, MacArthur &
Co., Inc., jointly.
Town
Waterford
Township Sch. District
(P. O. Pontiac), Mich.
Sale
building
Feb.
7
—
and
—
awarded
site
185,
v.
to
The
a
$2,500,000
bonds
532
p.
offered
—
31
composed
group
of
of
Michigan Corporation; White,
Co.; Stranahan, Harris &
Co.; Barcus, Kindred & Co.; Kenower,
MacArthur & Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.; and M. B. Vick &
Co., as follows:
Weld &
Clerk,
from
1959 to
June 1 from
on
1974 inclusive.
1,110,000^ 3%s. -Due
from
1975
to
June
on
1982
1
inclusive.
Fletcher,
receive
in 1974
1959
to
1978
inclusive.
1973
and
thereafter
office.
Lac
Qui Parle County Independent
Consolidated School District No. 33
(P.
O.
Bellingham),
Minn.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 11—
v. 185, p. 193—were awarded to a
composed of Piper, Jaffray
group
&
Hop wood; Allison-Williams Co.,
and J. M. Dain & Co.
Little Pine, Minn.
Bond Offering—Ernest
Clerk,
will
Hahnert,
receive
phone system bonds.
1, 1957. Due
to
1973
1978
inclusive.
and
sealed
Dated
Bonds
thereafter
Jackson
Town
Clerk's
7
(P. O. Lee's
Sale—The $300,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 7—v. 185,
662—were awarded to the City
p.
National
Bank &
Trust
Co., of
City, and Stern Bros. &
Co., jointly, as 3V2S, at a price of
100.52, a basis of about 3.46%.
Kansas
City Land Clearance for
Redevelopment Authority, Mo.
Note Sale—The $2,640,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes offered Feb. 13
awarded
were
Bank
interest,
of
First
the
to
tional
Kansas
plus
a
Na¬
City, at
premium
Sale
(State
—
of)
The $20,000,000
Building bonds offered Feb.
13—v. 185, p. 662—were awarded
to a syndicate composed of Guar¬
anty
Trust Co.
of New York,
Smith, Barney & Co., Kuhn, Loeb
& Co., Mercantile Trust Co. of St.
Louis,
Goldman,
Sachs
& Co.,
American Securities Corp., Bache
& Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Dick
& Merle-Smith, Francis I. duPont
& Co., First of Michigan Corp.,
Hallgarten & Co., Ira Haupt 8c Co.,
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Wood,
Struthers & Co., A. G. Edwards
&
Sons,
and Central
Missouri
Trust Co., at a price of 100.03, a
net interest cost of about 2.38%,
$7,635,000
3s.
Due
March
on
.
from
Due
Due.
on
1964 to
5,010,000 2%s.
from 1973 to
NEW
March 1
1977 inclusive.
HAMPSHIRE
Note Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
Feb. 13—v. 185, p. 769—
offered
awarded
were
the
to
National
bids until 8 p.m.
2.30% discount.
Due
for the purchase of
Amoskeag
April 1 from 1957 to 1966
inclusive. Bonds due from 1964 to
1966 are callable
April 1, .1957;
1961
to
1963
on
April 1, 1958
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
at
a
banking
institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved
by Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone,
1959 to 1967 inclusive.
able
of Jan.
as
8
(EST) on Feb. 27
for the purchase of
$500,000 build¬
ing and site bonds. Dated March
p.m.
1, 1957. Due
1986
on
July 1 from 1958
inclusive.
and
Bonds
thereafter
due
in
callable
are
of July 1, 1967.
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at a bank¬
as
ing institution designated by the
successful
bidder.
proved by Miller,
dock
&
Legality ap¬
Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
MINNESOTA
Crown
Wing
School
County Independent
District
No.
7
(P.
O.
Deerwood), Minn.
185,
661—were awarded to
Jaffray & Hopwood, of
p.
Piper,
Minneapolis.
Edina, Minn.
Bond Offering—Gretchen S. Ai¬
des,
Village
Clerk, will receive
Manchester, at
—
loan notes offered Feb. 7-r
porary
185,
662—were
awarded
at
and interest
payable at a suitable
banking institution designated by
v.
the successful bidder.
$100,000 Merchants National Bank,
p.
2.60%
discount,
ceive
Offering—Nyles K. Rus¬
sealed
bids
until
3
re¬
p.m.
(CST) on March 13 for the pur¬
chase of $1,400,000 building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on May 1
in
callable
cipal
1968
as
and
and
of
thereafter
1
payable
the
Merchants
Offering—N.
will
receive
sealed
C.
J.
Offering—Patrick F. Mc-
Gann, City Comptroller, will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
11
re¬
a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 19 for the purchase
$5,000,000 bonds, as follows:
of
school
11
(CST) on Feb. 19 for the
purchase of $300,000 public hospi¬
tal bonds. Dated April 1, 1957.
Due
on
April
1 from 1958 to
2,000,000
bonds.
Due
1977
on
March
Due
on
system
bonds.
1 from 1958 to
inclusive.
a.m.
1977
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
terest
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Louis.
Dated
to
1
inclusive.
1967
bonds.
water
assess¬
March
on
Due
on
March 1 from 1958 to 1965 in¬
clusive.
2,500
Due
on
March
1, 1957. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
National State Bank, of Elizabeth.
and interest
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
Nutley School District, N. J.
Bond Offering—Everett Zabris-
kie, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
inclusive.
1 from 1958 to
Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the Nas¬
Cove. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
terest
Trust Co., Glen
sau
Hamilton, Eaton and Madison Cen¬
tral School District No. 1 (P. O.
Hamilton), N. Y.
H.
Offering—Rose
Bond
Staf¬
District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 27 for the purchase of $1,ford,
March 1 from 1958 to
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at
the
Oneida Valley National
Huntington Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. Huntington), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $2,400,000 high
school' bonds offered Feb. 14
p. 769—were awarded to
composed of Kidder, Peabody & Co.; C. J. Devine & Co.;
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; R. D.
White & Co.; William E. Pollock
& Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.;
Rand & Co.; Freeman & Co., and
Edwards & Hanly, at a price of
bonds
dated
are
March
1957. Principal and interest
1,
a
group
100.17,
3.28%,
the
Community
oi
County,
New Rochelle.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
Bergen
MEXICO
NEW
I
Due on April 1
1986
inclusive.
Callable in inverse
numerical
from
to
1975
order
\
April 1, 1974.
on
Lancaster, Cheektowaga and Elma
Central School District No. 1
(P. O. Lancaster), N. Y.
Offering — Gertrude I.
Bond
Hummel, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids until
2 p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 26 for the purchase
$4,500,000 building bonds.
Dated June 1, 1956. Due on Dec.
I
from
1957 to
1984 inclusive.
of
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Offering—G. Albert Bin¬
City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on
Feb. 25 for the purchase of $1,-
der,
000,000 off-street parking revenue
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on
July 1 from 1953 to 1992 inclusive.
Bonds due July 1, 1967 and there¬
after are callable as of Jan.
1,
1967. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
at
the
First
National
Bank
of
cost
3 V2S. Due on April
from 1958 to 1974 inclusive.
(M-S)
Bank
net interest
follows:
1,110,000 3.20s.
at the
Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, New York City,
at
a
as
$1,290,000
payable
or
185,
—v.
inclusive.
1962
The
bonds.
assessment
water
Principal and interest ( J-D) pay¬
at
the
Manufacturers
and
able
Traders
Albuquerque.
Legality
approved
by
Dawson,
Nagel
Sherman & Howard, of Denver.
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Luzerne, Hudson Grove Water Dis¬
trict
Bond Sale—The
$300,000 acqui¬
construction and recrea¬
tional facilities improvement rev¬
(P. O. Lake Luzerne), N. Y.
Bond Offering—George E. Stan¬
ton, Town Supervisor, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m, (EST) on
Feb. 26 for the
1957. Due
on
Feb. 1 from 1958 to
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
1982
terest
purchase of $54,Dated Feb. 1,
bonds.
water
000
sition,
of Buf¬
Company,
Trust
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
'
falo.
of
(F-A) payable at the Had-
bonds offered Feb. 4—v. 185,
ley-Luzerne Bank, Lake Luzerne.
533—were awarded to a group
headed by Kirchner, Ormsbee &
Weisner, of Denver.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
p.
Lysander,
YORK
Van Buren and Clay
Central School District
Brookhaven and Southampton,
Eastport Fire District (P.O.
Bond
fing,
Offering—Louis
District
ceive
sealed
bids
will
until
re¬
2
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 25 for the purchase
$12,000
fire
district
bonds.
March
1,
1957.
Due
on
building bonds offered Feb. 14
—v. 185, p. 769—were awarded to
a group composed of Marine Trust
Co. of Western New York, Manu¬
facturers
& Traders Trust Co.,
Doth of
payable at the District Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
H.
Muller,
of
Center
a
New Yorl' City,
Note Sale
rence
E.
Union
(P.
Free
Sch.
O. Ridge),
Dist.
N. Y.
Offering—Arthur L.
banks
of
on
Feb.
13
notes
are
an¬
23,
Feb.
notice.
from
1958
to
1976
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Security National
Bank,
Port Jefferson. Legality
approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane,: of
City.
City does business. The
dated Feb.
13 and bear
interest at the rate of 2%%.
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Feb. 21 for
the purchase of $350,000 school
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on
New York
Gerosa
which the
Mi¬
nardi, President of the Board
1
N. Y.
Comptroller Lau¬
anticipation notes to the 20
and trust companies with
of tax
Brookhaven
Bond
—
of 100.15,
nounced the award of $30,000,000
Moriches.
19
Buffalo, and Blair & Co.,
as 3.20s, at a price
basis of about 3.18%.
Inc.,
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
Frederick
1
school
Bond Sale—The $450,000
Grif-
L.
Treasurer,
No.
(P. O. Baldwinsville), N. Y.
Eastport), N. Y.
No.
sewer
inclusive.
1971
1958
38,500
from
1
March 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclu¬
clusive.
Everett,
until
Bond
improvement
March
from
Dated
Elizabeth, N.
on
of
JERSEY
March 1 from 1958 to 1987 in¬
o^Siipervisors,
bids
Due
bonds. Due
of
Bank
Legality
approved
by
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
$3,000,000
County (P. O. Pascagoula), Miss.
Clerk of the Board
National
NEW
follows:
ment
Boston.
a
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Jackson
as
NEW
are
at
bonds,
44,000 local improvement
Principal and interest payable at
May 1, 1967. Prin¬
interest
500
$133,500 general
Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Feb.
from
1958
to 1973
inclusive.
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Bonds
due
Offering—Joseph Gardi¬
Township Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
March 4 for the purchase of $218,-
Bank, of Exeter.
School District, Miss.
sell, Commissioner-Clerk, will
Bond
ner,
enue
follows:
100,000 Rockingham National
Hattiesburg Municipal Separate
Bond
as
Boston.
of
Bond
Bond Sale—The $50,000 school
construction bonds offered Feb. 8
—v.
ball-
Principal
MISSISSIPPI
ham, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
1968
Bonds
1, 1961.
of
Rockingham County (P. O. Exeter),
New Hampshire
Note Sale
The $200,000 tem¬
of
Willow Run Public School District
(P• O. 1800 East Forest Ave.,
Willow Run), Mich.
Bond Offering—Richard Bran-
to
on Mar. 4
$18,000 general
obligation
sewer
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1957.
Due on Jan. 1 from
Detroit.
until
(CST)
Bank
on
1977
Bank,
Hamilton.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
-
March 1
1972 inclusive.
March
Due
Saddle Brook Township (P. O.
Rochelle Park), N. J.
1
on
a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 28 for the
purchase of $273,500 various pur¬
poses bonds. Dated March 1, 1957.
500,000
building
bonds.
Dated
April 15, 1957. Due on Oct. 15
from 1958 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬
Bond
from 1958 to 1963 inclusive.
7,355,000 2V4S.
L.
Doxey, Commissioner of Finance,
will receive sealed bids until 11
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Monmouth County Na¬
tional Bank, Red Bank, or at the
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
City. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
follows:
as
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
on
July 1 from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Cove,J N. Y.
— Harvey
Offering
Bond
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on
State
purchase of $850,000 school
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
for the
will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 28 for
the purchase of, $190,000 school
1958 to
Missouri
Manchester, N. H.
Dignan,
Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
ucation,
bonds.
Bond
in
Waverly, Minn.
ner,
of $55.
office.
Bond Offering—William
Rumson School District, N. J.
Bond Offering—Lillian M. Tur¬
Kansas
April
due
Fizzell, of
Summit), Mo.
Bond
callable.
are
of March 1,
as
Reorganized Sch.
County
District No.
Principal and interest payable at
the
callable
Thomson, McEvers &
Kansas City.
Dec. 31 from 1959
on
are
interest (M-S)
payable at the City National Bank
& Trust Co., Kansas City. Legal¬
ity approved by
Stinson, Mag,
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on March
1 lor the purchase of
$6,400 tele¬
Wayne Community School District
Bonds due
(M-S) payable at the Bank ol
Nutley, in Nutley. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
1967. Principal and
sealed
Principal and inter¬
payable at the Town Clerk's
(P. O. 3714 South
Wayne Road),
Michigan
Bond Offering—Harris L. Wil¬
son,
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 25
E.
callable.
are
Town
$1,390,000 4s. Due
will
Bonds due in
were
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; First
Offering—G.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Mar. 1
for the purchase of $12,000 bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957.
Due on Dec.
est
Bond
purchase of $820,000 building bonds. Dated March
1, 1957. Due on March 1 from
1.94%
inclusive.
295,000 4s. Due
Feb. 26 for the
were
'
Glen
MISSOURI
Independence School District, Mo.
1958 to 1974 inclusive.
March 1 from 1960 to 1981
on
June 1 from
on
to
700,000 park system bonds.
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
715,000 3s. Due
1974
1 from
June
on
prior
years
cation, will receive sealed bids
.until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 27 for
the purchase of $200,000 building
Bond Offering—Pauline Brown,
bonds. Dated March 1, 1957. Due
District
Treasurer, will receive on March 1 from 1959 to
1978 in¬
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Monday, February 18, 1957
mature
They
May 2, 1957 and are sub¬
ject to redemption at the Comp¬
troller's option on or after April
1957 upon five days' written
The
notes
are
issued
in
anticipation of real estate taxes.
The
cated
and
banks
are:
The
amounts
allo¬
Chase Manhattan
Bank
$6,652,000; The First Nation¬
al City Bank of New York-$6,,
308,000; Chemical Corn Exchange
Number 5613
185
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Trust
ank
$2,744,000;
Manufacturers
Company $2,658,000; Guar¬
anty Trust Company of New York
$2,638,000; Bankers Trust Com*
pany
$2,454,000;
The
Hanover
Bank
$1,662,000;
Irving
Trust
Company $1,518,000; J. P. Morgan
& Co., Incorporated $830,000; The
New York Trust Company $724,000;
Marine Midland Trust Company
rust
of
New
York
$480,000;
Bank
of
New York $458,000; United States
Trust
Company of
New York
$164,000; Empire Trust Company
$162,000;
Grace National Bank
$156,000; Sterling National Bank
and Trust Company $132,000; Fed¬
eration Bank and Trust Company
$94,000; Kings County Trust Com¬
pany, Brooklyn, N. Y. $70,000; The
Amalgamated Bank of New York
$60,000, and Underwriters Trust
Company $36,000.
New York City. Housing
New York
Note
notes
Sale
offered
—
Authority,
Thfe
Feb.
$13,550,000
185, p.
14—v.
769—were awarded
as
$11,550,000 to Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, New York City: $5,000,000 at 2.14% interest, plus
a premium of $81;
$5,000,000
at 2.13%, plus $81; and $1,,
550,000 2.14%, plus $57.
2,000,000 to C. J. Devine & Co.,
New York City, at 2.14%, plus
a premium of $45.
'
New York (State of)
Bond
Sale
The
$40,425,000
—
Housing bonds offered Feb. 14—
v,
185, p. 769—were awarded to
consolidated
a
syndicate
repre¬
senting groups headed,, respec¬
tively, by the First National City
Bank
and
Lehman
price of 100.01,
of about
a
2.667%,
Bros.,
at
a
net interest cost
as
follows:
from
Due
1959
to
7,425,000 2V2S. Due
from
1974
to
&
Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.;
R.D. White & Co.; John Small
& Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co.;
Baker, Watts & Co.; Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.; Fabricand
& Co.; Fox, Reusch & Co.; Robert
Garrett & Sons; McDonald-Moore
& Co.; Magnus & Co.; Milwaukee
Co.; National City Bank, Cleve¬
land; D. A. Pincus & Co.; Rambo,
Close & Kerner; Sage, Rutty &
Co.;
Scott, Hornier & Mason, Inc.;
Starkweather & Co.; Stix & Co.;
^Townsend,
Dabney
&
Tyson;
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger;
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath;
Cruttenden, Podesta & Co.; Dol¬
phin & Co.; Emanuel Deetjen &
Co.;
First
of
Iowa
Corporation;
1982
1983
to
4,950,000 2.70s. Due
from
1991
to
from
1997
4,125,000
from
2s.
to
2003
to
March
March
on
&
1
March
on
1
inclusive.
March
on
1
Members
groups
are
of
as
the
follows:
respective
North
Trust
Co., New York; J. P.
Morgan & Co., Inc.; Smith, Bar¬
ney & Co.; Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc.; Halsey, Stuart & Co.;
First
National
Bank,
Chicago;
Lazard Freres & Co.; Goldman,
Sachs
&
Co.;
Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.; Drexel
■&
Co.; Continental Illinois Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., Chicago;
Wood, Struthers & Co.; F. S.
Smithers & Co.;
Lee
Higginson Corp.; Dominick
Dominick; Coffin & Burr, Laid& Co.; Roosevelt & Cross;
Robert Winthrop & Co.; Hayden,
Stone & Co.; Shearson, Hammill
& Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Alex.
Brown & Sons; Braun, Bos worth
& Co., Inc.; Dick & Merle-Smith;
J. C. Bradford & Co.; R. S. Dick¬
son & Co.;
■&
law
City National Bank & Trust
Co., Kansas City; Branch Banking
& Trust "Co., Wilson; MercantileSafe Deposit & Trust Co., Balti¬
Co.; The
Cullom
Davis & Co.; Baker, Weeks & Co.;
Singer, Deane & Scribner; Tilney
& Co.; Eldridge E. Quinlan Co.,
Inc.; Gordon Graves & Co.; Wil¬
liam R. Staats & Co.; Newhard,
Cook & Co., and Chas. W. Scranmore; Bacon, Whipple &
Ohio Company;
Shelby
ton & Co.
Phelps, Fenn &
Glore, Forgan & Co.; First
National Bank, Portland; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Guaranty Trust Co., New York;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
American Securities Corp.; Bacon,
Stevenson & Co.; Boatmen's Na¬
tional Bank, St. Louis; Ira Haupt
Pollock
Stroud
Lom-
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
Neck),
Corp.; R. D. White & Co.; Adams,
McEntee & Co., Inc.; W. H. Mor¬
ton & Co., and Granbery, Marache
3V2S, at
as
a
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
Dist. No. 2 (P. O. East Williston),
New York
Bond
Sale—The $225,000
build¬
ing bonds offered F^b. 7—v. 185,
662 — were awarded to the
Meadow Brook National Bank, of
p.
Freeport, as 3V4S, at a price of
100.05, a basis of about 3.24%.
Oyster Bay Common School District
No. 20 (P. O. Old Bethpage), N. Y.
Offering
Bond
—
Kathleen
J.
Boyd, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 20 for the purchase of $625,000 building bonds. Dated March
1,1957. Due on Dec. 1 from 1957 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
1985
payable at the United
States Trust Co., New York City,
terest (J-D)
at the Franklin National
or
Franklin
Bank,
Legality
Square.
ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
proved
&
Bond
ren,
Offering—James
J.. Far-
Clerk, will
receive
District
(EST)
purchase of
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m.
on.
19
Feb.
the
for
$3,195,000 bonds, as follows:
turers
$1,950,000
June
school
Due/ on
1985 in¬
bonds.
1 from 1957 to
Due, on
1,245,000 school bonds.
1 from
1986 in¬
1958 to
(
clusive.
Penfield
District
Dec.
1,
Perinton
Brighton
Wal¬
No.
1
(P. O. Penfield),
New York
Bond
school/
Offering
—
Norman M.
purchase
building
of
$2,600,000
bonds.
Dated
Hirsch
&
and interest (M-N)
& Co.; Wm. E.
Co.; Eldridge & Co.;
Co.; G. H. Walker &
Co,;
Co.,
of
at
a
about
3.65%.
Stillwater, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Owen J.
bell,
Village
ceive
Camp¬
will re¬
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
untifr
2
payable at the
Security Trust Company, of Roch¬
ester. Legality approved by Reed,
his
at
from 1957 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and
interest
(J-D) payable
of Albany,
Mechanicville. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
the
State
Bank
Smithtown (P. O. Smithtown),
New York
Bond
Offering
—
ceive
sealed
(EST)
bids
F.
Hamilton
Potter, Town Supervisor, will
for
in
Ra¬
to
the
1981
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable in "New
City. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
of New York City.
Cumberland County (P.
until
11
Oct.
on
1
1957
from
Due
Due
on
Oct.
from
1
1957
to
1986 inclusive.
The
bonds
are
dated
Oct.
1,
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Bank of Smithtown. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor
& Washburn,
of
New York City.
1956.
Tonawanda
his
at
$4,191,000 im¬
14
—v. 185, p. 769—were awarded to
a
group
composed
of
Marine
Trust Company of Western New
York, Buffalo; Eastman
Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.; Northern
Trust Co., of Chicago; C. J. Devine & Co.; Roosevelt & Cross;
First
of
Michigan
Corporation;
Bache ;& Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.,
Dean Witter & Co.; R/D. White
&
Co.;,W. H. Morton & CP.; Shearson, Hamriiiir& Co.; Rand &' Co.,
and Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
as
3.10s, at a price of 100.58, a
basis of about 3,14%.
University of Rochester (P. O.
Rochester), N. Y.
Offering—President Cor¬
Bond
DeKiewiet
W.
1986
to
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(EST) on
Feb. 26 for the purchase of $668,000
non-tax
exempt dormitory
revenue bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1956.
on
Oct.
inclusive.
payable
1
from
Principal
the
at
1959 to
1996
interest
and
Security
in
Ra¬
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D) payable in New
York City. Legality approved by
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
NORTH
DAKOTA
Fargo, N. Dak.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
Feb.
be
for
19
11
the
Trust
69,450
(CST)
purchase of
1
The
Y.
Bond Sale—The $1,165,000 school
Feb.
awarded
769—were
185, p.
14—v.
to
group
a
composed of Kidder, Peabody &
Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; J. C.
Mela price
basis of about 3.29%.
Bradford & Co., and Joseph,
len
& Miller, as 3.30s, at
of 100.109, a
NORTH
dated
are
March
1,
Victory,
Bond Offering—L. S.
the
purchase
of $3,500 water
works improvement bonds. Dated
Feb. 15, 1957. Due on Dec. 15 from
1958
to
1964
and interest
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Mount Victory State Bank. Legal¬
ity approved by Peck,
Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Muskingum Township Local School
District (P. O. Marietta), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $224,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 11—v. 185,
p. 663—were awarded to Fahey,
Clark & Co.
Ottawa Hills Local School District
Ohio
Bond Offering
OHIO
District,
Bond Sale—The $130,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 13—-v. 185,
p. 533—were awarded to the Ohio
Company, of Columbus, as 3%s, at
a price of 102.09.
Florida Local School District (P. O.
R.R. No. 2,
Bond
Napoleon), Ohio
Offering
—
Thereon
O.
Miller, Clerk of the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Feb. 26 for
the purchase
bonds.
on
of $135,000 building
Dated March 1, 1957. Due
Dec.
1
1958
from
to
1972
in¬
clusive.
Principal •' and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Community
Bank,
Napoleon.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Greenhills
Exempted
Village Sch.
of
building bonds. Dated March
Adams,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 1
Offering
—
interest
(J-D)
payable at the
Spitzer-Rorick Trust & Savings
Bank, of Toledo.
(EST) on Feb. 28 for the
purchase of $630,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1957.
Due on May 1 and Nov. 1 from
1958 to 1981 inclusive. Principal
p.m.
interest
and
(M-N)
Mount
in
payable
Healthy.
at
Cincin¬
Legality
liams, of Cincinnati.
Hamilton,
Ohio
Offering—Charles T. Ru¬
Bond
will
pert, Director of Finance,
sealed
bids until
2
ceive
service
notes
sold to
were
a
Twinsburg Local School District,
Ohio
Offering
Bond
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Citizens
Savings Bank & Trust
Hamilton.
—
Leland
Zahniser, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Feb. 26 for
the purchase of $330,000 building
and site bonds. Dated March 22,
1957.
1977
Due
1 from 1958 to
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-D)
payable
Twinsburg Banking Co.
Twp.
(P.
the
at
Wilmington),
O.
Ohio
Bond Sale
The $15,000 fire
equipment bonds offered Feb. 7—
185, p. 534—were awarded to
J. A. White & Company.
—
v.
OKLAHOMA
Grant
County Indep. Sch. District
No. 90 (P. O. Pond Creek), Okla.
Bond
Offering
—
Merle Mc-
Cutchan, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 20
for the purchase of $250,000 build¬
ing bonds. Due from 1959 to 1974
inclusive.
Johnston
Legality
Bond
Sch. Dist.
Ravia), Okla.
County Indep.
No. 10 (P. O.
on
from 1958 to 1982 inclusive.
totaling $1,329,000
group composed of.
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Inc., Ryan, Suth¬
erland & Co., and Roose & Co.
chase of
of
Sale—Special' assessments
re¬
p.m.
March 6 for the pur¬
$2,850,000 sanitary sewer
bonds. Dated April 1, 1957. Due
semi-annually on April and Oct. 1
(EST)
Ohio
Toledo,
Note
A.
C.
Dec. 1 from 1958
Principal and
on
inclusive.
1980
Union
District, Ohio
Bond
Ernest Hoch-
Clerk-Treasurer of the
Education, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on.
Feb. 27 for the purchase of $575,Board
to
School
Local
—
stetter,
1, 1957. Due
Company,
CAROLINA
bonds
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
000
Barber, of Minneapolis.
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
(P. O. Webster), N.
from
&
nati
No.
1
(P. O. 3602 Indian Road, Toledo),
proved by Hawkins, Delafield
Penfield, Ontario, and
construction
Nov.
on
1957.
the First National Bank of
Webster,
main
Due
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
improvement
bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1957. Due
on April 1 from 1959 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott
Company, of Rochester, or at the
Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank,
of New York City. Legality ap¬
&
water
bonds.
a.m.
refunding
$630,000
receive
will
office
Ohio
Sale—The
Nov.
on
1 from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
for
bids
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb.
for the purchase of $2,500,000
school building bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1956. Due on June 1 from 1958
New York
provement bonds offered Feb.
on
clusive.
31,000 paving bonds. Due
Mount
W. E, Easter-
—
26
Blanchester
(P. O. Kenmore),
Due
1967 in¬
sealed
on
218,000 highway building bonds,
bonds.
1958 to
Ohio
Dickerson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on March 8
Bond Offering
re¬
1971
to
from
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
a.m.
$50,000 public library bonds.
1
$333,-
Cleveland.
O.
Fayettesville), N. C.
Feb. 28 for the purchase
on
paving
Nov.
arid
interest
of $268,000 bonds, as follows:
nells
office
a.m. (EST) on Feb.
purchase of $500,000
school building bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1956. Due on June 1 from 1958
on
of
$233,150
leigh until 11
p.m.
Feb. 19 for the pur¬
$30,000
sewer
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
(EST)
chase
at
W. E. Easter-
—
York
Offering—Victor R. Her-
Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (CST)
on Feb. 19 for
the purchase of $5,000 repair and
equipment bonds. Due from 1959
ron,
to
1963
inclusive.
1
approved by Peck, Shaffer <k Wil¬
Albemarle City Administrative
County Dependent Sch.
District No. 46 (P. O. Oklahoma
Oklahoma
liams, of Cincinnati.
Unit, N. C.
Bond Offering
—
ment
sealed
Commission,
bids
at
his
will
office
Principal
and
in
pool
service
Feb.
building
13—v.
185, p.
663—were awarded to Braun,
worth
3s, at
Bos-
&
a
Co., Inc., of Toledo, as
price of 101.33, a basis of
about 2.86%.
interest
(J-D) payable in New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Tavlor & Washburn, of New York
City.
and
ming
bonds offered
Ra¬
City), Okla.
Sale—The $250,000 swim¬
Bond
receive
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb.
19 for the purchase of $500,000
school bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956.
Due on June 1 from 1958 to 1983
inclusive.
Lakewood, Ohio
W. E. Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Howden, President of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 11:30 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 20
for,, the
Trust
Buffalo, jointly, as 3.70s,
price of 100.45, a basis of
bonds offered
1956.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Hempstead Bank, in Hempstead,
or at the First National City Bank,
of New York City. Legality ap¬
proved
by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
Dated
Traders
bids
Walworth Central Sch. District
clusive.
June
&
Wood, of New York City.
March 1,.1957. Due on Nov. 1 from
1957 to 1986 inclusive.
Principal
&
19
Due
Oyster Bay Central School District
No. 2 (P. O. Syosset), N. Y.
Bond Offering
Feb. 28 for the purchase of
600 bonds, as follows;
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
p. 533—were awarded to Rodsevelt & Cross, and the Manufac¬
Bond
North
County (P. O. Elizabethtown), N. C.
sealed
price of 100.38,
basis of about 3.46%.
a
Y.
inclusive.
$4,950,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 14
—v. 185, p. 769—were awarded to
a group composed of Halsey, Stu¬
art & Co., Inc.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc.; Equitable Se¬
curities Corp.; First of Michigan
Co.,
(P. O. Rome), N.
Bond Sale—The $186,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 7—v. 185,
New York
Bond Sale—The
Co.;
Co.;
12
worth and Macedon Central School
Lehman Bros.;
&
&
Bladen
City.
Rome Common School District No.
District No. 7 (P. O. Great
u
First National City Bank; Bank¬
ers
Smith
Stubbs,
Co.;
inclusive.
2007
'
York
Brothers
bardo; and Watling, Lerchen & Co.
1
inclusive.
2002
Due
1
inclusive.
Orvis
Shafto;
Co.; Putnam & Co.; Rippel &
Co.; Sheridan, Bogan, Paul & Co.;
Stein Bros. & Boyce; Stern, Lauer
inclusive.
1996
4,950,000 2%s. Due
1
March
on
1990
&
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
&
inclusive.
on
6,600,000 2.60s. Due
from
March
on
1973
Atlanta;
Inc.;
Central
Republic
Co.; J. Barth & Co.; E. F. Hutton
& Co.; Newburger, Loeb & Co.;
Rand & Co.; Schaffer, Necker &
Co.; Tripp & Co.; F. W. Craigie
&
$12,375,000 4s.
Georgia,
of
Phelps,
Lyons
follows:
Co.
Andrews & Wells, Inc.; Byrne and
57
(873)
Bond
ing bonds offered Feb. 11—v. 185,
p. 770—were awarded to the First
National Bank & Trust Co., Okla¬
homa
tock,
sealed
bids
will receive
until noon (EST) on
Auditor,
as
2v90s.
County Indep. School
District No. 80 (P. O. McAlester),
Oklahoma
Bond Sale—The
Offering—Joseph J. ,Mi-
City
City,
Pittsburgh
Lorain, Ohio
Bond
$78,000 build¬
Sale—The
$450,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 7—v.
p.
185,
663—were awarded to a group
9S
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(874)
headed by
Small-Milburn Co., and
Feb. 26 for the
000
the National Bank of McAlester.
March
Dated
OREGON
County
Curry
Union
March
High
School
1 (P. O. Gold Beach),
District No.
Oregon
Bond Sale—The
bonds
$100,000 school
9—v. 185, p.
awarded to Foster &
Feb.
offered
534—were
ing bonds offered Feb. 11—v. 185,
p.
663
awarded
were
—
to
the
National Bank of
Portland, and Blyth & Co., Inc.,
States
United
bonds. Dated April 1,
on
April 1 from 1958
inclusive. Principal and
building
Due
1957.
to
1977
interest
the
Legal¬
payable
(A-O)
at
County Treasurer's office.
ity approved by Winfree, McCul-
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
3
1957. Due
391—were awarded to the First
National Bank, of Portland.
p.
School District No.
504-C (Formerly School District
No. 4, P. O. Eugene), Ore.
Bond Offering—Clarence Hines,
Lane County
sealed
District Clerk, will receive
bids until Feb. 25 for the purchase
$1,500,000 building bonds. The
original offering date was Feb. 11
—v. 185, p. 663.
of
Elliott &
Scott
revenue
bonds offered Feb.
185, p. 534—were&awarded
syndicate headed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc.,' at a price of
14—v.
to
$780,000 2i/2s. Due on June 1 from
1961
1,830,000
from
to
1963
2%s.
inclusive.
Due
1964 to
June
on
1
1969 inclusive.
2,190,000 3s. Due on June 1 from
1970 to
2,700,000
from
1975
3.10s.
1976
to
-,7,500,000 3.20s.
inclusive.
Due
Due
June
on
1981
1
12—v.
—
June
to
185,
Lehman
Brothers Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., Kidder, Peabody & Co., Gold¬
man, Sachs & Co., C. J. Devine &
Co., Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler,
Blair & Co., Inc., John Nuveen &
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Stone
& Webster Securities Corp., Hemp¬
jointly,
3V2S, at
as
price of 100.40, a basis of about
3.45%.
Chairman,
County
sealed
Lincoln, R.
Bond
Offering
I.
bonds,
will
a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 20 for the purchase
$650,000
elementary
school
building and equipment bonds.
March
March
1
Due
1957.
1,
1958
from
on
inclu¬
1977
to
Providence,
National
pay¬
Co.,
Merchants
of Boston. Legal¬
Bank
by
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
ity
approved
Pawtucket, R. I.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
received
be
until
Finance
the
by
Director
of
5
p.m.
(EST) on
purchase of $500,notes.; Dated Feb. 25, 1957.
June 28, 1957.
Feb. 20 for the
000
Due
Txxiflte
SOUTH
■
r
»
Michigan
Corporation, L. F. Rothschild &
Co.,
Bacon,
Stevenson
&
Co.|
Bache & Co., Baxter & Co.
Hallgarten & Co., Thomas &
Co., Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
Parke, Gregory & Sons, Wm.'E.
Pollock & Co., G. H. Walker &
Co., D o m i n i c k & Dominick,
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day,
Eldredge
&
Co.,
Byrne
and
Phelps, Inc., W. E. Hutton & Co.,
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., AuchincIqss, Parker & Redpath, J. Barth
& Co., Bramhall, Falion & Co.
C. C. Collings & Co., Dolphin &
Co., Fauset, Steele & Co., Harrison
&
Co.,
Hulme,, Applegate
&
Humphrey, Inc., Jenks, Kirkland,
Grubbs & Keir, Kay, Richards &
Co., Mackey, Dunn & Co., Reed
Lear & Co., Bioren & Co., Field,
Richards & Co., M. M. Freeman &
Co.,
Newburger & Co., Rambo,
Close & Kerner, Inc., Rippel &
Co., Walter Stokes & Co., Suplee
Yeatman
& Co., and Woodcock
Hess, Moyer & Co.
Bond
Borough
Dowingtown, Pa.
Offering—Walter Leland,
Secretary,
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
receive
(EST)
on
receive
on Feb.
$7,500,000
schoolhouse bonds. Dated April 1,
p.m.
(CST)
1957.
$1,950,000
until
000
a
Indep Sch. District, Texas
refunding
bonds
Southwest
sold
was
of
composed
group
to
First
Merrill
the
Company;
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.; First Na¬
tional Bank, of Dallas, Columbian
Securities
Corporation
of
and the Mercantile National
of
Dallas,
SVzs,
as
Jan.
Dated
par.
at
price
of
Due
a
Diboll
Parkhurst
Dallas.
pay¬
National
Legality
McCall,
by
(J-J)
Mercantile
the
of
ap¬
Parkhurst
Sale—An
Sale—An
schoolhouse bonds
Feb.
from
of $50,000
issue
sold to the
was
Education,
as
41/4S.
1957. Due
on
to
inclusive.
1988
Interest F-A.
refunding
issue of $30,000
bonds
to
west
Company,
Dec. 1, 1956. Due
and interest
770—were
awarded
to
the
State
Commissioner, of School and Pub¬
lic
Lands,
3s, at
as
par.
Miller
Independent School District
No. 1, S. Dak.
Bond Offering—C. E. Johanson,
bonds
F-A.
Interest
by
Feb.
dated
are
Legality
The
bids
Clerk, will receive sealed
8 p.m. (CST)
on Feb.
until
for
19
the purchase of $160,000
building bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from 1959
school
1977
to
1968
Bonds
thereafter
and
Feb.
of
as
inclusive.
due
in
Bond
City
bonds
payable
ap¬
New
&
Independent
Sch.
Yankton Independent School Dist.,
South
Bond
ers,
Dakota
Offering—Ernest
E.
My¬
Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
1
the
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
on
Feb. 20 for the
on
$450,000
building
April 1, 1957. Due
of
Dated
April* 1 from 1959 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
(A-O)
nated
Principal
payable at
interest
and
obligation
general
improvement,
a
desig¬
place
by the successful bidder.
to
a
group
com¬
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., Central Republic Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Blair
&
Co., Inc., First of Michigan
Corp., Rodman & Renshaw, McCormick
&
Co.,
Dittmar
100.08,
about
net
a
3.59%,
to
2,346,000
a
interest
price
cost
of
to
and
interest
the
Chemical
inclusive.
1977
street
Pauls
Tennessee
Bond Offering—H. M.
Fulbright,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 10
6
for
bonds,
$75,000
1,
the
as
a.m.
(EST)
purchase
on
of
1973
inclusive.
New
Corn
York
follows:
school
3%s.
Due
1961
&
to
1957.
1958 to
on
Texas
refunding
Central
bonds
was
sold
to
Due
on
Jan.
1
ity
1956. Due
to
1966
Principal
on
Weems
at
and
interest
Calhoun
County
Independent Sch.
(P. O. Lavaca), Tex.
District
Bond Sale—The
house
bonds
$200,000 school-
offered
31—v.
Jan.
391—were sold to the State
Board of Education, as follows:
p.
$89,000 3%s. Due
3%s.
on
Due
of
certificates
Dated Dec.
March 15 from
Principal
4s.
as
on
inclusive.
(M-S) pavable at the
office. Legal¬
Vinson, Elkins,
by
Searls.
&
of Houston.
Harlingen, Texas
a negotiated sale,
group
composed of R. A. Under¬
& Co.;
Dewar, Robertson &
Federal Reserve
BUSINESS
1947-4.9
Jan. 15, 1974.
on
Jan.
15,
Note
—
Average=100
sedes the
super¬
report published in our
issue of Feb.
Center
foregoing
11—v.
185,
p.
771.
Independent School Dist.
T exas
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
was
sold to the
Board
of
Education,
goods, total
consumer durables
_L
fol¬
1957 to
1967
72,000 4s. Due
Feb.
on
Aug. 15 from
15,
Aug.
inclusive.
1957,
•
Int. F-A.
146
149
143
165
m
166
167
161
121
130
126
132
130
129
128
131
127
l"-2
150
139
1+0
148
141
165
151
152
165
-
125
187
177
164
114
110
114
111
+224
+223
211
217
'
-
210
+224
-
193
112
+225
244
162
1
Gas
148
v
X
*
205
t
242
201
Residential
X
197
273
X
3 r0
233
All other
f
272
319
X
236
251
118.9
118.7
116.5
121.3
120.0
118.9
107.3
107.2
108 3
107.8
103.1
108.7
116.4
116.3
116.9
117.0
117.1
117.4
96.7
96.5
S8.3
97.0
97.5
98.6
171.1
168.3
163.7
Manufacturing
total
total
;
Nondurable
—
Payrolls
''
Department store
sales,
and
at
second
'Preliminary.
are
contract
of
"97
F.
101
based
indexes
W.
,
Dodge
data
on
for
100
93
123
*143
91
+225
*158
212
134
*131
X
value
month,
payrolls indexes
-
100
vtl30
value-.-.
Department store stocks,
centered
"1
workers!—
(prod,
Employment,
'
value..
Nonagricultural employees,
X
*161
119
three-month
Eastern
37
moving
averages,
Employment
States.
compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
tEstimated.
JNot available.
INDUSTRIAL
1947-49
PRODUCTION
Average=100
-Unadjusted-
Seasonally Adjusted
1956
1955
1955
1956-
Nov.
Dec.
"Dec.
Nov.
Dec.
149
147
150
146
147
147
181
180
172
181
181
173
128
138
138
137
138
137
175
176
164
175
177
164
154
155
146
155
151
217
219
199
214
227
197
219
216
212
223
219
214
173
172
159
174
174
161
Clay, glass and lumber products
139
139
139
132
138
Stone, clay and glass products
159
120
159
154
157
160
153
120
1*>6
inn
11 ^
1
134
132
137
137
138
140
120
117
123
125
122
128
143
143
146
146
150
149
107
X
107
112
101
107
106
103
109
X
104
105
t
111
116
t
111
107
120
116
125
114
117
119
♦
+
144
X
X
139
X
X
108
X
X
102
148
+
147
140
145
151
137
160
159
X
162
146
X
139
123
X
144
130
169
X
144
113
166
166
170
171
167
176
175
181
177
140
141
144
141
141
113
113
104
115
104
t
113
113
X
115
105
X
*
107
X
X
88
128
130
131
131
Durable
Manufactures:-v
Primary metals
Metal
fabricating
Fabricated
'Dec.
:—L._
•
.
_
metal
products
•_
Machinery
__
Transportation equipment
Instruments
Lumber
and
Furniture
:
and
Furniture
products
miscellaneous..^.—
and fixtures
Miscellaneous
Nondurable
Textiles
and
manufactures
Rubber
apparel
mill
Rubber
—
products
leather
and
products
products
products
Leather
and
'.
products:.
printing:
i._,
Paper and allied products
Paper
and
:—
Printing and publishing
Chemicals and petroleum products
Chemicals and allied products..
Petroleum
Food,
and
beverages
Food
and
147
132
'• T
Manufactures:
coal
and
piooucts
tobacco
beverage rnfrs
manufactures
Minerals:
130
fuels
Coal
15 from
146
durables*....;!'.';:"" MIS
total
ConstructiQn contracts,
Mineral
inclusive.
on
142
147
1
:
consumer
output,
Electricity
147
148
Consumer durable
Autos
144
137
Minerals
Other
144
130
.
Utility
Dec;
146
131
;—
Nondurable
Nov.
147
^
Durable
Major
1955
-1956
'Dec.
148
total.
production,
Dec.
'Dec.
*
Tobacco
$28,000 3%s. Due
Dated
as
—Unadjusted-
1955
Nov.
166
■
Apparel and allied
The
System
INDEXES
Seasonally Adjusted
Textile
1968 to 1981
payable
issue
An
sold to Louis
Board of Governors of the
Nonelectrical
lows:
inclusive.
—
was
Bond Sale—At
wood
Electrical
from
Dec. 1 from 1957
Co.,
Due
approved
Crowe, of Dallas.
Investment
Dallas.
State
75',000 road bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
O.
County Treasurer's
a
the
Company of
Texas. Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Princi¬
pal and interest payable at the
American National Bank, of Beau¬
mont.
Legality approved by Du¬
mas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of
Jan.
1967 inclusive.
Sale
1965
and interest
Legality
City.
NOTE—Construction
schoolhouse bonds
bonds. Dated
County (P.
Exchange
Freight carloadings
Feb. 15
from 1974 to 1981 inclusive,
March
$150,000
ap¬
Taylor &
York City.
Breakwater
1956.
15,
Principal
payable
(A-O)
Durable
Feb. 15 from
on
1975.
Bradley County (P. O. Cleveland),
Legality
New
indebtedness
of
airport,
drainage,
1958
follows:
as
$654,000 3V2S. Due
1971
Co.,
&
Fox, Reusch & Co., at
111,000
TENNESSEE
of
Certificate
$200,000
April 1, 1957. Due on April 1 from
Sale—The
awarded
were
185,
1,
(M-S)
Hanover Bank,
Galveston), Tex.
purchase of $3,-
for
Industrial
Texas
tion, will receive sealed bids until
2
on
1982
Reed, Hoyt,
by
Galveston
Herrera,
10:30
until
bids
Dist.,
Bond Sale—An issue of $362,000
Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
to
March
dated
are
The
City.
at
York
proved
receive sealed
a.m.
(CST) on
will
Clerk,
(J-D) payable at the
Beaumont Indenendent School Dist.
office.
1958
from
1
general
Due
bonds.
on
designated by the suc¬
bidder, or at the County
cessful
inclusive.
protection,
fire
Washburn,
Texas
Offering—J. M.
March
S^is.'
as
$3,000,000 Un¬
limited tax school building bonds
offered Feb. 13—v. 185, p. 771—
callaole
are
general ob¬
on March
a
1, 1967. Principal and
a banking in¬
interest payable at
1982
El Paso,
Bond
Manufactures
of
1958 to
1957. Principal and interest
1,
Huguenin
Dumas,
City.
Legality approved by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
and
1
inclusive.
from
inclusive.
1977
First National Bank, of Bay
"
District No.
91 (P. O. Harrisburg), S. Dak.
Bond Sale—The $170,000 school
bonds offered Feb. 11—v. 185, p.
rev¬
March
inclusive.
1982
1958 to
March
inclusive.
Boothman, of Dallas.
Dated
Dec. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1970
to
t?'V
r
sewer
on
headed by the First South¬
group
1966
sold
was
1
improvement,
incinerator,
obligation
Feb. 1 from
75,000 43/4S. Due on Feb. 1
Bank,
Sale—An
rev¬
March
inclusive.
1982
street
from
1
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Bay City, Tex.
Bond
1
ligation bonds. Due
100,000
on
1967
1968 to
325,000
building
Dallas Rupe &
Due
Feb.
15,
1958
and
Due
to
March 1 from
on
fire station and park bonds. Dated
T exas
Dated
1958 to
1957.
sewer
on
1982
water
1958
3,575,000
follows:
as
$15,000 4y4s.
proved
and
Due
to
bonds.
enue
from
issue of $90,000
sold to
was
The
for the
bonds, as
25
inclusive.
school
tax
Son, Inc.,
829,000
Argyle Rural High School District,
State Board of
bonds
,
2
general obligation bonds. Due
&
Crowe, of Dallas.
Bond
4,050,000
Crowe,
&
1958
from
Independent School District,
on
1957.
1,
Texas;
Bank,
Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1978 inclusive.
at
at
City. Legality approved
McCall.
by
water
bonds.
enue
the
First National Bank, of Dallas, or
at the Chase Manhattan Bank, of
payable
(A-O)
Feb.
on
until
follows:
April 1 from 1958
Principal and
on
bids
sealed
purchase of $10,000,000
inclusive.
interest
Bond
Sale—An issue of $1,410,-
Bond
(CST)
p.m.
purchase of
Due
1977
to
3
the
for
unlimited
Beaumont
DAKOTA
Lincoln County School
Treasurer's
of
will
bids
Bate-
Secretary-Treasurer,
sealed
receive
will
Education
Texas
-
brook
First
1,
TEXAS
Amarillo
stitution
Co.,
March
dated
are
City
man,
of Dallas.
1957. Interest M-S.
Worth, Texas
Offering—Roy A.
Bond
that the Board
announces
Monday, February 18, 1957
.
1956-
hill, Noyes & Co., F. S. Moseley &
Co., F. S. Smithers & Co., Esta&
Browne
.
Fort
Indep School District, Texas
T. W.
Bond Offering—Secretary
New York
1, 1959.
The
the
at
or
March
on
1961.
50,000 highway bonds. Due March
15
Principal and interest
at
the. Citizens Trust
able
follows:
as
1, 1960 and
of
Dated
(CST) on
$175,-
p.m.
$125,000 jail bonds. Due
proved
Gordon W.
—
Treasurer,
bids until 11
Town
sealed
receive
Rhea,
receive
will
bids until 2
Bank,
Workman,
M.
March 5 for the purchase of
able
ISLAND
RHODE
sive.
H.
—
Principal and interest
District
Other members of the syndicate:
p.
Richards & Co.,
a
1,
1996.
offered Feb.
663—were awarded
C. J. Devine & Co., and Kay,
inclusive.
on
(P.
eral obligation bonds
a
98.03, a net interest cost of about
3.21%, as follows:
^
O. Carnegie),
Pennsylvania
Sale
The $250,000 gen¬
Township
Bond
—
sewer
by 4 Townsend,
Munson, of Philadelphia.
approved
Dallas
27
Offering
and
payable at the Miners
Wilkes-Barre. Le¬
gality
PENNSYLVANIA
Allegheny County Sanitary Author¬
ity (P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond Sale
The $15,000,000
T ennessee
Bond
1959
National Bank,
O. Portland), Oregon
Sale—The $223,000 build¬
Bond
15 from
Cleve¬
of
7 for
Principal
March
on
inclusive.
1966
(P.
ing bonds offered Feb, 5—v. 185,
March
on
purchase of $74,000 general obli¬
gation bonds.
Dated March 15,
County School District
Multnomah
No.
(EST)
p.m.
in
Bank
Fayette County (P. O. Somerville),
tors, will receive sealed bids until
4:30
Merchants
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
man
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
interest
School District No. 76
(P. O. Oakridge), Oregon
Bond Offering — D. R. Smith,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Feb.
26 for the
purchase of $600,000
Lane County
land.
000
Twp. School District
O. ~ Wilkes-Barre), Pa.
Offering—John C. Bohn,
Bond
to
jointly.
Le¬
gality approved by Townsend, El¬
liott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
Hanover
the
at
Na¬
payable at the Dowingtown
tional Bank, in Dowingtown.
(P.
No. 19
(P. O. Springfield), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $365,000 build¬
1977 inclu¬
1958 to
from
1
Principal and interest (M-S)
sive.
Marshall.
Lane County School District
purchase of $200,obligation
bonds.
1,
1957. Due
on
general
.
...
Crude oil and natural gas
Metal,
stone and earth minerals
'Preliminary.
?Not available.
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83
87
83
90
91
155
129
150
151
155
150
151
136
123
111
132
106
Volume: 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5613
(375)
Pancoast; First of Texas Corpora¬
tion; McClung & Knickerbocker;
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; and
Rowles, Winston & Company pur¬
chased
revenue
at
of
price
1957.
to
Due
*
interest
bonds,
Nov.
on
from
1
Principal
.payable
(M-N)
at
1,
1957
and
the
Mercantile National Bank, of Dal¬
Legality approved by McCall,
& Crowe, of Dallas.
Parkhurst
O. Athens),
composed
Feb.
to
t
Due
1982
July
on
1
sealed
1958
Interest
inclusive.
from
Bond
J-J.
Due
15
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Legality
from
1958
Interest
inclusive!
1991
to
Oct.
on
A-O.
approved
ton.
Warren
Bond
■
water
the
Leonard, Tex.
Bond
anct
bonds
revenue
sold
was
Gladewater),
works; bonds
Corpo__
of
Texas,
San Antonio,
C
1958 to
1961
Feb.
on
to
March
1
from
inclusive.; Bonds
1972
.1968
on
thereafter
and
are
due
in
Longvrew,
-
.
Tex.
Feb.
on
1
from
$350,000
interest (M-N)
-
Dated
1
March
from
1957
1, 1957. Due
Dallas.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at a bank designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
McCall,
Offering—J.
until
Feb.
21
2:30
for
130,000
C.
Hudman.
purchase
of
1957.
1958
Callable
able
the
at
or
the
First
New
1969.
pay¬
National
City,
National
Bank of Dallas.
755,000 general obligation bon<Js.
Dated Feb. 15, 1957. Due on
I Feb. 15 from 1958 to 1978 in¬
clusive. Callable
1972.
of Feb. 15,
as
Principal
interest
and
payable at the First National
City
Bank,
New
City,
at the First National
or
York
2%s, at
$189,000
Snow
bonds
revenue
9—v.
185,
Finance
price of
a
p.
Agency,
approved
by
or
if you're feeling queerly
Fairfield
Town
(P.
Bond
O.
Tex.
Navasota,
'
,
,
$190,000
general obligation bonds was sold
School
until
2
for the
will
Minor,
sealed
bids
(EST) on Feb. 20
purchase of $40,000 school
1977
Dated
bonds.
1, 1957. Due
to
receive
p.m.
construction
March
March 1 from 1958
on
inclusive.
Principal
the Montpelier
Montpelier, or at
the Merchants National Bank, of
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Peter. Giuliani, of Montpelier.
Bank,
& Company,
Feb.
10
inclusive.
1081
of
Dated -Feb." 10,
4s.
as
Due-on
from
1959
Interest
Orange 'Independent
F-A.
School Disti,
VIRGINIA
Alexandria,
Va.
""Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
nett^ Secretary" of the St^te Com¬
011
Local Debt, will re ¬
Sehldd
bids at his office,
mission
ceive
Room
Texas
Bond Sale—The State
;
Board
Education
has purchased
unlimited
tax
school
Dated
Dec.
3%s.
as
on
Smith
of
$750,000
house bonds
1,
from
1957
Interest
Dec.
clusive.
First
1956.
to
1986
ment
Tyler), Tex.
a group
Company
Rupe
&
Son,,
Bank,
Note
offered
Co,,
as
Due
3V2s.
on
1982 and
-
Dated
F-A.
mas,
Due
Feb. 15 from
1983.
Feb.
-
1957.
15,
a
Sweetwater,
Bond
bonds
*
a
pelvic examination for
women,
year
...
each
no
and
sewer
offered
system
Feb.
11
water
v.
—
771—were awarded to
Rauscher,
a
every
&
Co.
Pierce
Rotan, Mosle
&
wood
& Co., at
a
Co.: First
price of 100.002.
electric
i
light
and
revenue
bonds
was
power
sold to
Nova
and
$5,000,000
Hanover Bank, of New York City.
bentures
Legality
posed
approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble '& Mitchell, of
New York City.
bids
H.
Offering—R.
until
10
the
for
inclusive.
Longen,
sealed
Legality
Lines, Spooner
Milwaukee.
of
awarded
& Hutzler,
of
&
Lake
Geneva (City), Genoa City
(Village), and Bloomfield, Geneva,
Lafayette, Linn, Lyons and Spring
(Towns) Union High Sch.
(P. O. Lake Geneva), Wis.
Sale—The $1,764,900 cor¬
porate purpose bonds offered Feb.
7—v.
185, p. 535—were awarded
to a .group composed of Halsey,
StuartCo. Inc.; White, Weld
&
Corf Paine, Webber, Jackson
Curtis; , F. S. Moseley .& Co.;
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
of Chicago; R. S. Dickson & Co.;
.
Mullaney, Wells & Co., at a
of 100.0008, a net interest
price
cost of about
2.77%,
$454,900 3s. Due
on
as
follows:
March 1 from
1964 inclusive.
1959 to
2?4S.
1,310,000
Due
March
on
1.
of New
Co.,
Quinlan, Ltd., R. A. Daley & Co.,
Stanbury & Co., Ltd. Dated
1, 1957. Due on March 1,
and
1974<
ONTARIO
Aylmer, Ont.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $99,000
was sold to a
improvement bonds
composed of Isard Robert¬
group
&
Co., Midland
Securities
Corp., and the Bank of Montreal,
son
as
5%s, at
a
on
Dec.
from
31
price of 98.00. Due
1957
system
a
group
to
1971 in¬
clusive. Interest J-D.
Brantford, Ont.
,
Debenture
$1,552,500
Sale
An
—
issue
improvement
tures
was
posed
of
sold
to
Mills,
a
Spence
com¬
&
Co.;
Harris & Partners, Ltd., and Bfell,
Gouinlock & Co., as 5,%s, at a
price
of
97.78, $1
basis
about
of
5.33%.' Dated Dec. 31, 1956. Due
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Preston, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue
of $470,000
improvement bonds was sold to a
group composed of James Rich¬
ardson & Sons, Dawson, Hannaford,
Ltd., and the Toronto-Do¬
Bank, as 5V2S, at a price of
100.03.
Menasha, Wis.
— Ira
H. Clou^h,
Due
to 1977
inclusive, Interest F-A.
on
Feb.
1
from
1958
Clerk,
City
receive
will
sealed
QUEBEC
bonds.
to
Due
1977
Dated
March
1,
March 1 from 1958
on
inclusive.
Principal
and
Longueill, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
.
$390,000
.
ba1,
sc^°°l buildi g b
payable at First, Rene It. LeClerc, Inc., as 5%s, at
Menasha, or at the a price of 95.69, a basis of about
City Treasurer's office. Legality ' g.28%. Dated Dec. 1,-1956.
Due
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
on Dec.
1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
of Chicago.
interest
(M-S)
National Bank,
clusive.
Chord,
City
Wash.
receive
(PST)
purchase of
$125,000
municipal
pool
bonds.
Dated
March 15, 1957. Due on
on
bids
March
Clerk,
until
4
for
Bond
Margaret Mc-
—
3
will
p.m.
the
March 15 from 1959 to 1968 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Appleton), Wis.
Sale—The $2,200,000 hos¬
Interest J-D.
DIVIDEND
bonds offered Feb. 13—v.
392—were awarded to a
group composed of First National
Bank, Northern Trust Co., both
of Chicago; A. G. Becker & Co.;
Paine, Webber,'Jackson & Curtis,
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Mul¬
NOTICE
pital
185,
p.
UNITED FRUIT
C0MR\NY
laney, Wells & Co., and McMaster,
Hutchinson & Co., as 2%s, at a
price
of
100.95,
a
basis of about
2.65%.
Seattle.
231st
Waukesha, Wis.
Ephrata, Wash.
Bond
Clerk,
City
March 6 for the purchase
of $119,500
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on April
1
from
Bond
Offering—Dorothy L. Mc-
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Kinnon,
1959
to
1972
inclusive.
Offering
—
fice.
ton,
City
Treasurer's
of¬
Legality approved by Pres¬
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Seattle.
Esther Winn,
from
1958 to
the
1977 inclusive. Prin¬
First
Waukesha,
Quarterly Dividend
will
Clerk,
at
the
Consecutive
receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on March
4 for
the purchase of $1,750,000
corporate purpose bonds. Dated
March 1, 1957. Due on March 1
City
cipal and interest
at
4n
s was
Outagamie County (P. O.
Offering
of
deben¬
group
Bond Offering
1957.
to
&
minion
1977 inclusive.
from 1965 to
group com¬
&
Co., Ltd.,
Harris
&
Partners, Ltd., Equitable Securi¬
ties Canada, Ltd., Collier, Norris
District
and
a
Gairdner
Greenshields
Prairie
&
An issue of
Fund de¬
—
Sinking
sold to
was
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of
by
Quarles,
Sale
5%
receive
Interest A-O.
approved
Int. J-J.
(Province of)
March
on Feb.
$275,000
jail bonds. Dated March 1, 1957.
Due on April 1 from 1958 to 1966
27
Debenture
&
County (P. O. Portage),
County Clerk, will
school
,
Scotia
Commission, through the
Wheeling Dollar Savings & Trust
Company, Wheeling, or at The
able
Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $175,000
I
1957 to 1972 inclusive.
Fund
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Tulia,
VAltWwii
were
Chehalis
group
a
of Texas Corp.; and R. A. Under¬
well you may feel.
Prin¬
payable
of the State Sinking
WASHINGTON
185,
& Co.; Central
Investment Co. of Texas; Dittmar
matter how
(J-J)
Dominion
Securities
Corp.,
Ltd., and the Royal
Securities
Corp., Ltd., jointly, as 5s, at a
price of 92.72. Due on Jan. 1 from
revenue
composed of First Southwest Co.;
chest x-ray for men and
a
p.
Tex.
Sale—The $984,000
works and
thorough checkup, including
Interest
!
Dallas. '
detected in time. That's why
15,
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of
be cured if
it's important for you to have
interest
Waterford, N. 5.
the
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on March
5
for
the
purchase of $650,000
City, at 1.93% interest, plus
premium of $30.
sealed
Feb.
on
13
Salomon Bros.
fol¬
1976 to 1981 inclusive..
,
Feb.
Bond
120,000
of
York
lows:
$280,000 %s.
Mitchell,
&
Sale—The $1,378,000 notes
Inc., Republic Na¬
of Dallas, and the
East Texas Investment
;
Shetterly
York City.
Richmond Redevelopment
in¬
the Central Invest¬
ot Texas, Dallas
of
composed
cancers can
and
the office
on
$1,-
Jan. 1
on
inclusive. In¬
Sale—An issue of; $75,000
improvement bonds was sold to
at the Chase Man¬
or
Housing Authority, Va.
sold to
was
(F-A) payable at the
Citizens National Bank,
&
shing,
New
Due
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
hospital bonds
Many
1, 1957. Due
as
Feb.
Bond
bonds.
from 1958 to 1994 inclusive.
hattan Bank, New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
J-D.
1
County (P. O.
tional
Square,
Alexandria,
'
checkup yearly
(EST)
revenue
on
F-A,
New
sealed
purchase of
price of 95.05. .Due
a
terest
and interest
to
a
Dated Jan.
receive
p.m.
the
sewer
Sale—An issue of $40,000
bonds was sold to
from 1958 to 1977
Bond
kins, Weems & Searls, of Houston.
1957.
have
1
and
interest payable at
National
for
Bond
Vt.
Chairman of Board of School Di¬
rectors,
5s, at
that the
announces
will,
1:30
SCOTIA
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd.,
Wisconsin
Legality approved by Vinson, El¬
Mosle
Rotan,
Houston,
you want most
26
000,000
District
John
—
Bond
WISCONSIN
222, Finance Bldg., Capital
Richmond, until noon
(EST) on Feb. 28 for the purchase
of $1,571,000 school bonds. Dated
Feb. *1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from
1958 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
to
{if it's living
Feb.
Columbia
Fairfield),
Offering
Dumas,
Bond Sale—An issue of
until
group com¬
improvement
as
Midland.
Legality
Council
bids
par.
VERMONT
Bank,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
City
at
535—
sold to the Federal Housing
1
York
Republic
Feb.
Home
and
inclusive.
May 1,
interest
and
Bank,
offered
sewer
May
on
1981
of
as*
at
City
Due
to
Principal
$2,-
Sale—The
College dormitory
bonds. Dated
revenue
1,
from
on
follows:
as
$1,375,000 water works and
Feb.
of
State Agricultural College
(P. O. Logan City), Utah
were
(CST)
p.m.
the
bonds,
system
Crowe,
Utah
Bond
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids
&
gust L. Dailer
cipal
Midland, Tex.
well
Parkhurst
UTAH
-
Bond
1957. Due on Feb.
1967
inclusive.
to
1967 inclusive. In¬
to
Legality approved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
very
1958
a
Digby, N. S.
Wheeling, W. Va.
Offering—City Clerk Au¬
Bond
Dallas.
Dec
on
from
1
J-D.
terest
if you're feeling
1967 inclusive.
Dated Feb. 1,
Bond Sale—An issue of
callable
of March 1. 1967.
Principal and general obligation bonds was sold
payable at a bank- to the First National Bank/ of
ing institution designated by, the Long view;, and the First National
successful
bidder.
of Dallas, jointly, as 3s
Legality
ap~ Bank,
as
1962 to
NOVA
WEST VIRGINIA
*
of
Corp., Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd.,
and Nesbitt, Thomson &
Co., Ltd.
3%s, at
1 from
An issue
—
Sinking Fund de¬
sold to
was
posed of the Dominion Securities
664—were sold tQ the state>
a price of par.
p
inclusive.
30,000 3%s. Due
1958
bentures
(Province of)
Sale
$7,500,000 5%
jing bonds offered Feb. 11—v. 185,
as
BRUNSWICK
Debenture
(P.O. Newport), Wash.
Bond Sale^-The $128,000 build-
-
1957.? Due
on
19 for the purchase of
County, Metaline Falls
Consolidated School District No. 57
•
$20,000 4V4S. Due
to Henry
Keller & Son, subject to an elec¬
tion held on Feb/ 16.
was
(PST)
p.m.
NEW
New Brunswick
Pend Oreille
$50,000
sold to
Securities
follows:
system
sewer
O.
Sale—An issue of
Columbian
ration
Sale-^Atf issue of $75,000
waterworks
(P.
Texas
Vinson,
Searls, of Hous¬
:
~
City
by
bids until 1
$375,000 building bonds.
Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
.
1956.
CANADA
Washington
Offering — Edith Hales,
County, Treasurer, will receive
bonds was sold to
Fridley,. Hess
Frederking, of
Houston, as 4%s: Dated Oct. 15,
Texas
Bond Offering—W. B. Bristow,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Feb,
27 for the purchase of $200,000
hospital bonds. Dated '< March 1,
County, Pasco School
District No. 1 (P. O. Pasco),
1957.
Sale—An issue of $1,170,revenue
refunding and im¬
Bond
provement
Franklin
Texas; Dittmar & Co.; R. J.
Edwards, Inc.; - First
Southwest
Co.; and Central Investment Co.
of Texas, as AVzs. Dated Jan.
1,
College of Technology
(P, O. Beaumont) Tex.
000
of Rauscher, Pierce &
Columbian Securities Corp.
Co.;
of
Elkins, Weems
Henderson County (P.
&
Lamar State
4s,
as
Dated Jan.
par.
inclusive.
1979
las.
by Dumas, Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
$750,000 water works im¬
provement
a
proved
39
or
(M-S) payable
National
at
the
Bank
of
Waukesha
State Bank. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
A
dividend of seventy-five
per
cents
share on the capital stock of
been declared
this Company has
payable April 15, 1957, to share¬
March 8, 1957.
holders of record
EMERY N.
LEONARD
Secretary and Treasurer
Boston. Mass.. February
li. 1957
m
(876)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, February 18,1957
New Issue
$40,425,000
State of New York
4%, 2M>%, 2.60%, 2.70%, 2%% and 2% Housing Bonds
To be dated March 1,1957; to mature
shown below. Principal and semi-annual interest (March 1 and September
1) payable in New York City.
as
Coupon Bonds in denomination of $1,000, exchangeable for Bonds registered
.
(
v
'
4
$5,000, $10,000 and $50,000. Registered Bonds
may
as to
be exchanged for
principal and interest in denominations of $1,000,
Bonds at the expense of the holder.
coupon
Interest Exempt from Federal and New York State Income Taxes under
In
our
opinion, these Bonds meet the requirements
Funds in New York and certain other
Existing Statutes and Decisions
Legal Investments for Savings Banks and Trust
States and for Savings Banks in Massachusetts and Connecticut
as
These Bonds
are
acceptable to the State of New York as security for State deposits, to the
Superintendent of Insurance to secure policyholders and to the Superintendent
of Banks in trust for Banks and Trust
Companies.
In the
opinioh of the Attorney General of the State of New York, these Bonds will constitute valid
State of New York, and the full faith and credit of the State will be pledged for the
payment of the
and
binding general obligations of the
principal of and interest
on
the Bonds.
AMOUNTS, MATURITIES, COUPONS AND YIELDS OR PRICES
Due $825,000 each March 1, 1959-2007, inclusive
The State
or
on
reserves
the privilege of redeeming, at par value and accrued interest,
of the Bonds of
a
Yield
Due
Coupons
4%
2.00%
1968-69
4%
1960
4
2.10
1961
4
2.15
A
or
Price
Due
Coupons
1980-1982
2V2%
2.55%
or
1970-71
4
2.45
1983-1986
2.60
100
4
2.50
1987-1990
2.60
2.65
1974
2'/2
2.40
1991-1996
2.70
100
I price)
1997-2002
23/4
100-
(price#
2003-2007
2
2.90
2.20
4
1963
4
2.25
4
2.30
1975-76
2%
2.45
1966-67
4
2.35
1977-79
CM rH^
100
(Accrued interest
The above Bonds
are
offered, subject to prior sale before
and if issued and received
by
us
or
to be
after
(price)
(price)
added)
appearance
of this advertisement, for delivery when,
as
and subject to the approval of legality by the Attorney General of the State of New York.
Interim Certificates will be issued pending the
The First National City Bank of New York
delivery of definitive Bonds.
Bankers Trust Company
'
J. P. Morgan & Co.
%
Lehman Brothers
Incorporated
Smith, Barney & Co.
Harriman Ripley & Co.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
Phelps, Fenn & Co.
Incorporated
Lazard Freres & Co.
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Continental Illinois National Bank
and Trust
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
The First National Bank of Portland
Company of Chicago
American Securities Corporation
Glore, Forgan & Co.
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.
Wood, Struthers & Co.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Oregon
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.
The Boatmen's National Bank
Alex. Brown & Sons
Clark, Dodge & Co.
St. Louis
Coffin & Burr
Price
1972-73
(
1964-65
Drexel & Co.
,
all
Yields
2.40%
1962
or
Yields
Coupons
1959
March 1, 1997,
single maturity beginning in the inverse order of their maturity.
Prices to
Due
on
interest payment date thereafter, all of the Bonds maturing 1998-2007,
any
Dominick & Dominick
Ira
Haupt & Co.
Hayden, Stone & Co.
Hirsch & Co.
Laidlaw & Co.
Lee
Incorporated
Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Higginson Corporation
Inc. Roosevelt & Cross Shearson, Hammill & Co. F. S. Smithers & Co. Robert Winthrop & Co. Braun, Bosworth & Co.
Incorporated
Incorporated
Dick & Merle-Smith
J. C. Bradford & Co.
R. S. Dickson &
Company
Incorporated
City National Bank & Trust Co.
Kansas
and Trust
Byrne and Phelps
/
Eldridge E. Quinlan Co. Inc.
Incorporated
Schaffer, Necker & Co.
February 15, 1957.
Incorporated
Mercantile-Safe Deposit
City, Mo.
Andrews & Wells, Inc.
Rand & Co.
Branch Banking & Trust Co.
Eldredge & Co.
Central Republic Company
Company
J. Barth & Co.
E. F. Button & Company
Gordon Graves & Co. Inc.
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
G. H, Walker & Co.
Incorporated
Bacon, Whipple & Co.
(Incorporated}
Tripp & Co., Inc.
Stroud & Company
Baker, Weeks & Co.
R. D. White & Company
Trust Company of Georgia
Newburger, Loeb & Co.
Tiiney and Company
John Small & Co., Inc.
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