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U
MON DAY
i\II
iirWIi
-
i'
OF MICHIGAN
ISSUE
FEB 271957
Commercial
Financial
BOSMESS UWHSTItfM
L———
Reg. 0. S, Pat. Office
Volume
Number
185
New
5615
York
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, February 25, 1957
$1.25
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
Admiral
The
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
first
radio-phonograph
sun-powered
has
demonstrated
*Net
SI,000.
at 55,000, with the
will be exhibited find
It
•
In This Issue
stic.
sh.
per
of
1956—12 Mos. 1955
$3,821,316 $40,032,599 $38,215,984
com.
(adjusted for 1 Vastock
for-1
for
publicly
Co.—System Earns. Up—
1956—Month—1955
$4,232,668
income
tEarns,
48-cell solar battery alone
costing
Electric
&
Period End. Dec. 31—
been
the experimental unit
'
.
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American Gas
Corp.—Develops Sun Radio-Phonograph—
world's
developed
by this corporation's research, engineers, It was announced on Feb. 13.
John
B. Huarisa,
Executive Vice-President, estimated the value of
'
INSURANCE
-
,
$2.04
split)__
$1.98
"
the fir3t time at R.
;■
Feb.
14
March
to
2.—V.
Allied Products
Calendar
185,
1956
Federal
income
taxes
the
for
income
on
i.
*
As
adjusted.
tBased
;
707,782
on
outstanding
shares
as
at
Dec.
American
H.
that
out
sales
1956
that net income for 1956 increased
1955, and
over
pointed
President,
Bishop,
40%
almost
mately 60% over 1955.
'
Bishop attributed
ices
ever
one
increased
approxi¬
Midwest Stock
Pacific Coast
•
automotive
the
by
Toronto
Its
newly
introduced
fluidizing
just
released
The
for
unit,
the
unit,
coating
first
in
described
a
its
of
SEC
kind,
rolled to the point of use
both spray and fluidized
easily
is
185,
■'
•
.
Formation
in
,.
food
the
of
man
this
of
field,
the
corporation
new
announced
was
Feb.
on
exciting
new
Board.
in
Chicago,
American
to
internationally.
torial
Mr.
Lyon,
dent
of
Inc.,
and
The
was
Brands,
developer of
of
board
Food
ciated
for
process,
Morris
comprises:
N.
Inc.,
of
dent
Inc.;
Chalek,
Sol
George
Y.;
the
of
Director
firm
bearing
Fifth
Delaware,
in
Avenue.
his
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.
former
and
offices
Inc.'s
Brands,
American
name
at
are
Inc.—
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
With
Registers
Feb.
filed
corporation
1957,
15,
346,253
covering
240.768 shares
and
registration
a
of its 5%
statement
shares
of
$1
its
with
par
preferred stock, $20 par.
the
SEC
common
on
stock
The company is
preferred snares and will not receive
any of
the proceeds.
Such shares constitute the holdings of Edward
J. Noble and The Edward John Noble Foundation, selling stockholders.
selling any of the common
not
8,949
by
and 337,304 common
these
and
tion;
and
common
According
of
their
present
holdings of
the selling
stockholders intend to
dis¬
of some or all of the said shares of common and preferred stock
ownea
by them from time to time when, as and it such disposition
seems advisable and
market conditions appear favorable.
Sales will be
the
on
receive
sales
the
be
be
Finance
Kenneth
Noble
KOVR
Television
Alfred
ABC
R.
The
of
brokerage
prices
the
any
prevailing
company
and
at the times of
chairman of its
KOVR, Stockton,
operates
kilowatts
National
Calif.,
became an affiliate of the
17.
it
was
announced by
of Station Relations for the
Feb.
effective
Director
Network
on
aural
with
133 kilowatts visual power and
power.
1490
Charleston. W. Va., became an affiliate of
Radic Network effective Feb.
in
Leghorn,
million
processed
pounds—was
to
Leghorn
J., a
N.
of
President
Tube,
Sun
Net
the
that
as
the
of ever
wh:ch are
kilocycles
Walter
with
259
F.
19.
it was announced jointly Feb.
Evans and Jacob A.
watts
full
time.—V.
extrusioh
fabricated by
non-ferrous
the impact
will be
are
p.
714.
Ended
multi-million
This
The
production
staple
since
fiber
the
by
J.
E.
Tenn.,
will
be
the
supply
for the
service
the
of
fiber,
the
to
opens
an
50,COO,COO
The
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
50,000,000 shares of its lc par common stock.
to offer these shares for public sale at $2 per
The offering
is to made by Peoples Securities Co. on a best
basis, for which the underwriter will
receive a selling com¬
195 7,
apparel,
home
end
uses,—V,
184,
furnishings,
p.
be
for
American
Enka's
of
source
new
and
John
of
fiber
will
be
industrial
carpets,
fabrics,
and
F.
Gehan
Bailey
as
President
as
Managing
Director
announced
was
Bailey
Oceanic
Federation
with
Mr.
1949.
Gehan
Mr.
—V.
181,
Steamship
of
Export
in
and
for
and
Co
various
succeeds
1305.
executive
John
retired
of
President
Shipping,
America
Slater
p.
formerly
was
proceeds
to
on
E.
Dec.
six
Mr.
Slater.
31,
1956,
Gehan
*
for
has
the
of
President
upon
of
head
years
capacities
Navigation
last
the
leaching
.
the
been
.
32
by ft.
cf the
of
the
President,
C. L.
Board
respectively.
company's operations
will
involve the ac¬
of
subsidiaries engaged in the following
businesses: life
mortgage and loan; construction and development to acquire
have
National
will
approximate
$79,875,000.
fire
the
net
Such proceeds will bfpiuptied
and to the company's tafogrsm
operations.
officers
49,250
and
Co.
stage
and
payment of thj expenses of the issue
The
.
Matson
acquired- or organized
it v/ill be the purpose
unimproved and improved real estate for development; factoring;
and
casualty insurance;
and title insurance.
In the event all
shares of common stock the subject of this offering arc sold,tJtm
of
Mr.
.
organized under Delaware law on June 11, 1956',
commenced business.
It plans to operate primarily
yet
initial
quisition
insurance;
A,
share.
per
was
Vice-Chairman,
Chairman,
pro¬
1739
Frazer
not
J. D.
Grey, of New Orleans, John S. Tanner, of Dallas, and
Edmonds, of Houston, three of the 22 directors, are named
company's base
the
Export Lines, Inc.—Changes in Personnel—
election
40c
of
company
has
The
for
other
covering
proposes
seek situations which, according to the prospectus, offer
prospect of high or better than average income yield;
but investments will not be limited to such situations and some will
be made with a view primarily to long term capital appreciation. The
company contemplates the establishment of offices and operations in.
Atlanta, Birmingham, Denver, Houston, Kansas City, Kans., New Or¬
leans, Memphis, and Tampa.
process
will
scheduled
is
that
The
Corp., Dallas, Texas-
company to
an
eventual
of
pounds
has been
in
production
important
industry.
Investors
through controlled subsidiaries to be
In
acquiring or organizing businesses,
has broadened
and
textile
Provident
first
plant
said
company,
field
$2.23
1362.
p.
Cor¬
spinning
1955
$1,128,361
$3.36
:
this
of
plant
Commercial
when
summer,
staple
rayon
duced
The
all
over
than
1956
$1,780,201
,
share—
Feb. 18 when the
liber
on
than
more
December.
of
until
president
the
increased
conditioners
Construction Co.—Earnings Rise—
30—
taxes
and
spun-in.
was
plant
staple
rayon
Experimental
part
stages
Ba.ssill,
into
domestic
air
room
corporation
15,
efforts
Plant—
operation.
entry
for
line
new
annually.
latter
increased
full
the
of
best
common
company
share.
714.
dollar
Nov.
after
per
183,
Feb.
ahead. At present,
the staple metals of
poration began operation at Lowland.
commercial
and
Automatic washers gained 14%
air conditioner billings were more
previous January.
highs.
Room
they
income
mission
Evans. It operates on
185,
Kelvinator's
American
improving
ferrous metals
years
aluminum,
industry.—V. 185, p.
new
an
the past month, according to Homer
of Kelvinator sales.
above the same month a year ago, the
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—,
American Enka Corp.—Opens New Tennessee
The
Rise—
appliances set
did not set all-time records, Mr. Travis said, freezer
sales showed important gains over the comparable
period, with freezers up 35% and refrigerators up 11%.—V. 184,
four-year
*
result
a
of
immediate
particularly
extrusion
major household
dryers
clothes
6%.
dryers
Earnings
18.
Feb.
on
in
foundry.
own
predicted
in
the. highest
represented
increasing amounts
method
metals,
its
operate
techniques,
of
refrigerator
—V.
field
Mr.
12%
were
January
new
and
Year
N, J., plant of Sun Tube
subsidiary, it was revealed
Washington,
his¬
tory of the foundry. Sun Tube, which manufactures collapsible metal
tubes, aerosols and Impact extrusions, is one of the lew companies in
The
the
15
by
Jacob
A.
Evans, General
Manager of WGKV. and Edward J
DeGruv. Vice-President
in Charge of Station Relations for the ABC
Radio Network. WGKV is owned by the Evans Broadcasting Co., part¬
ners
of the
Washington,
February 20.
Channel 13
Radio station WGKV,
ABC
and
processing
American
WGKV Stations-
Network,
Beckman.
Television
KOVR
72.2
than
of
through
regular
dispose
market
the
director
and
station
Television
ABC
a
brokers, who will
commission.
If.
of the shares directly,
on such Exchange
and without
selling prices, it is anticipated,
Exchange
the
to
broker
a
is
aluminum—six
of
foundry
M.
year's
p. 817.
Mr. Travis said.
washers,
American Pipe &
Committee.
Adds
'*
cf
approximately
Mr."
only
arise
elsewhere
made
intervention
will
sale.
"\
services
opportunities
may
Stock
York
New
their
tor
however,
the
of Hillside
the
pose
made
In
year
Capacity
prospectus,
the
all
stock.
preferred
to
225,028
constitute
shares
amount
record
A
Corp.
185,
2730.
p.
Foundry Processes Rec¬
or
preferred are owned bv Mr. Noble
shares and 15,740 preferred shares by the Founda¬
and
shares
common
recorded
during
record
to dealers
January,
1956
last
See also V.
of Aluminum—
Amount
this
This
3
sales
Leonard
and
Automatic
Although
American Can Co.—Sun Tube
convertible subordinated debentures not
stockholders were placed by the under¬
Vice-President in charge
Billings
best
double
ord
common
account at 103.
January
Travis,
L.
1956
its
Theatres.
Broadcastinsr-Paramount
American
49
Last
York.
New
50
Clearings
Capital Flotations for Month of March
of Asso¬
Vice-President, of
Pepsodent.'
Swift and
Advertising and Sales for
50
President,
Weissman,
20-year 5%
the
being $2
granted
per
directors
and
outstanding
been
shares
to
the
of
company now
own all of the
Options covering 4,400.000 shares
the exercise price of the options
the
of stock.
directors,
share.
associated
years,
American
since
company
retirement
..
Stores Co.—Current Sales
Per. End. Jan. 26—
age.
Sales
|
—V.
184,
p.
2113.
Up-~-
1957—43 Wks.—1956
$60,192,774 S49.869.741 $630,728,947 $525,433,824
1957—4 Wks.—1956
-
\
Sold—
of
by
group
Kelvinator
and
Mac
research
market
Incorporated
550
Walter
Dr.
for
for
all-time
The
Linn, Head of the Department
of
Food
Technology, Rutgers
University;
Kellogg Birdseye, son of
Clarence Birdseye,
Marketing Director of the Puerto Rico Economic
Development
Commission
and
formerly
associated
with
the
New
Products Division of the Grand Union Stores; and Leo Nejelski, Presi¬
Philip
50
"2 SEC'N TEA."
for
process
for IndustSiAl
and the Utoi-x
design jwid
American Motors Corp.—Kelvinator Sales
Raymond
the
research reactors in "this country
Inc., in Plainsboro, New Jersey,"
of
^
Course of Bank
research
jor activity in this field is the investigation of the adapta¬
the diosed
cycle bollii g
water reactor to commercial ship
$469,800
writers
of Federal
Statement
Reserve Banks
distribution
well-known
is
Condition
Combined
Carbide
reactors
nuclear
Debentures
The
50
Federal Reserve System
18
Feb.
in advertising and
Spector agency and
of Cecil and Presbey.
Arnold Fink, Presi¬
is the former President of Globe Canteen,
with
the secret
directors
Stores,
on
Carbide.
Union
of
nu
of
subscribed
15
of Member Banks
Statement
the
propulsion under contract with >'he U. S. Martime Commission..•
59
...
Rates..
Exchange
Condition
the product has
nationally and
up exclusive terri¬
secret
a
Inc.
of the Board,
He
Vice-President
the
by
Brands,
opened
Foreign
is currently setting
brokers, Mr, Lyon announced.
Chairman
American
which
Convention
company
with
circles.
Senior
was
The
franchises
marketing
Association
Manufactured
111.
licensed
been
tion
News Cover
Dividends Declared and Payable
Brokers
Food
Investm%t
<fc
Union
of
number
of
Another
f
State and City Bond Offerings.
The first product to be introduced nationally will be "2 SEC'N TEA."
an
instant liquid
pure
tea concentrate which has been successfully
test-marketed on a large scale regionally under a private label brand
for font years. It
was introduced nationally
to the trade at the Na¬
tional
Corporation
General
products
18 by David G. Lyon. Chair¬
market
to
Y.
build
Cooperative JPower
Association, Elk River, Minn., has been accepted by the Atomic'En¬
ergy
Commission
and
final contract
negotiations
are
proceeding-.
Products in Food Field—
New
N.
for allied research operations and admin¬
approximately 4C miles from New York
as
the focal point for nuclear research
serve
,'Versity of Buffalo.
In
the nuclear
power
field, AMFs proposal to
U"' closed cycle boiling water reactor for the Rural
3J.
Miscellaneous Features
York—Formed to Market
American Brands, Inc., New
Forest,
the center will
and engineering
fop. installation in Greece, Germany, the Netherlands,Nthd Japan.
In, addition to Union Carbide 3c Carbon Corp., AMF Atomics.Jnc,
",t
;
ores
Located
will
will design and build
Reactor Laboratories,
-2\37
'
■
reactor,
an
are
37
Transactions American Stock Exchange..:
605.
p.
^
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
within
laboratory,
a
Sterling
in
pool-type
megawatt
materials
building
a
awarded
constructed
be
to
five
has
Corp.,
& Carbon Corp.
contract brings
AMF Atomics Inc., the world's largest
reactors, has been retained to design
and
build.
One
research
reactor, built ior the Battelle Memorial
Institute in Columbus, Ohio, went critical cn Oct. 29, 195B.
Five research reactors are to be bokt oiitside of the United States.
One is /or
ve r? it& Hamilton, 'Or.-eaLl.CL. and
the others
Bond
Prices
and
the
10
producer
Averages^..
37
Industrial Stock Averages 37
Stock
Index of
the
center
Awarding
to
43
4<>
Markets
center
to
functions.
the
activity
42
1.
Exchange—Curb Section
National Quotation
.
targets.—V.
Exchanger.^
Dow-Jones Stock and
thermoplastic spray
new catalog sheet,
istrative
City,
Carbon
radioactive
a
laboratory,
41
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
and flexible operations of
metallic
of
dual-purpose
a
and
corporation.
this
by
III,
Mark
pictured
is
last, economical
(dip;
Stock
Agile Corp.—New Thermoplastic Unit—
American
and
Stock
Toronto
was
a
include
41
....
and
&
research
addition
In
Contract
contract to AMP
a - subsidiary
ot i American
Macnine
& Foundry Co.,
build a nuclear research reactor as the "heart" of a
Inc.,
design
nuciear
41
Fvcha^e;..
Stock
Canadian
^
predicted by Mr. Bishop that Allied's business will continue
high level of activity in 1957, barring an unusual change in the
existing state of economic conditions during the year.—V. 184, p. 721.
It
at
Stock
to
40
Exchange
Pittsburgh'Stock Exchange..
Montreal
industries in any
appliance
and
Exchange.
Stock
preferred
Carbide
Atomics
38
38
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
a
year.
recorded
Stock Exchange..
Detroit
Union
38
38
Exchange.
Cincinnati Stack Exchange
major portion of these improvements to the
fact that Allied increased its large die, tool,
prototype and short-run
stampings facilities coincidentally with the largest usage of these serv¬
Mr.
Stock
Boston
31,
Exchange.
charges
and
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Reactor
29
33
(Bonds)
Exchange
Stock
17
(Stocks)
Exchange
New York Stock
1956.
Frank
Stock
New York
*1,163.253
$1.64
1,901,965
$2.69
year_.
tNet income per common share__
.
Page
1955
$19,094,950
2,110,000
""1,160.000
$26,567,180
:
Estimated
including provision for deferred Federal Income
dividenos
of subsidiaries.
tBased on average
number
of shares
outstanding during period
(19,667,473 shares lor
1956 and
19,278,675 shares tor 1955).—V. 185, p. 606.
taxes
Stock and Bond Quotations
Corp.—Sales & Earnings Rise—
Years—
all
^After
"
713.
p.
Sales
Net
in New York City from
H. Macy's Music Festival
^
'
n
(926)
The Commercial and Financial
Up
Bell System Tofaled Over $2.2 Billion—Earnings of the Bell System in
7956 were equal to $13.16 per share of this company's
;:tock compared with $13.10 in 1955, Frederick R. Kappei,
President, said on Feb. 19. The 1956 earnings were on
JV7.423,000 average shares outstanding, an increase of
(1,717,000 from the average number of shares in the pre¬
vious year.
Bell System earnings on total capital were
B.8%, the same as in 1955.
American
Telephone
Co.—Earnings
Telegraph
&
1956—Construction Expenditures of
fa
The
annual
comoany's
report
mailed
was
share
1,500,000
about
to
times as many as those in any other company. It
year of record financing and construction by the Bell
nearly 2Va
owners,
raimmed
up
a
Joseph,
$2.2 billion for construction last
-'ear
and will need to spei'xi mors in 1357, Mr. Kappei reporteu.
"In these times of unprecedented growth, with the need to obtain
Bell
spent
System
than
more
from investors,"
••earnings above the present levels are required."
f-ffiions
dollars
of
Increases
of
capital
new
in telephone
Kappei
Mr.
M.
Rauscher.
Inc
Co.,
0.16
Inc.,-
A'
The
Co.,
Win.
0.20
Inc.„_^__
Co
Ladenburg, Thalmann
Co.
-—
Laird
&
Laird,
Lee
Company,
&
Freres
Higginson
C.
Lester,
Carl
&
Ryons
Co.
Corp---
Sc
Co
&
&
Co.
■
In
the
195G,
Bell
**;87,000.—V. 185,
System
606.
p.
added
employees,
41,000
.
for
local
a
Offering—Mention was made in
offering by this company to
its stockholders of record Feb. 14 of 1,734,865 additional
ihares of capital stock at par ($50 per share) on the
basis of one new share for each five shares held. Rights
will expire at 3 p.m. (EST) on March 5, 1957.
The of¬
fering is underwritten by a banking syndicate headed
by Hallgarten & Co. Further details follow:
issue of Feb.
The
City Bank
Farmers Trust
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
is subscription
New York,
Co.,
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
0.35
C.ll
0.16
I.
—
tially
installments
equal
Promissory
(due
in
substantially
ments
3W".^
from
Gapital^t5ck(par
sTING,
tympany
ETC.—The
S30>*___
12,OGO,OCO riw.-
outstanding
Co.!
Merrill
in
Boston.
•City,
N.
York,
Mass.;
The
J.
N.
Y.;
National
Commercial
anu
registrars
National
Bank
in
Jersey
purchase
to
City,
shares
severally,
niiares
in
of
exercise
the
Stone_—
0.35
Adamex
Adams A
Allen
Co.
New
oi
Pecl:_,
shall
in
have
Doolittle
Drexel
O.
A
Francis
Auchiucloss, Parke A
I.
for
0.20
A.
0.11
Whipple &
Robert
Elkins,
Edwards
G.
W.
W.
Deetjen
Equitable
Securities
Fahey, Clark & Co
Estabrook
0.11
Farrell
Watts
&
Co
0.26
Farwell,
Baker.
Weeks
A
Co.*
0.75
Fauset,
Kraus
G.J5
Ferris
Burge
Barth
G.
Co
Co.
William
Blunt
&
Inc.-7
Co.
Ellis
Inc,
Bosworth,
0.50
&
&
Co
0.50
Branch,
Alex.
Cabell
Brown
Brush,
A
H.
M.
Byrd
Watling,
A
Wertheim
A
A Co,_
I.
i-'oon
t>
C">
Witter
A
Co—
Co
0.16
Struthets
Inc.
0.50
Yarnuli,
A
Biddle
Co.—
A
in
0.35
0.50
Co._
A
Co.—
Boscon
A
A
Fulton
Reid
•Robert
common
Co.
(Fla.)
ind
Corp.—
Co.—
plates
,
1.875
into
common
share
of additional
$5,363,082
and
0.50
and
8152.634
stock
0.35
Johnson,
0.16
A
Co.;
net
for
of
preferred
A
Co.;
1.25
J.
Lee
Co
0.11
W.
H.
Spac-
Hi Ism
the
income
respectively
Lane.
J.
1.25
Sons
& Co
Gradison
D.
^—
&
Co.—
Granberv,
Inc.
0.16
Grant-Brownell
0.25
Green. Ellis A Anderson—
an
was
for
fiscal
in the
0.11
Greene
the
sale.
sale
Byllesby & Co.
0.16
Gregory
Co.*.—
Ladd
A
0.11
A Sons
Cscar Gruss & Son
0.11
Brothers
Co.
Halle A
—.
Central
Phillips Co
National
.
Central
Republic Co.
Childress
C.
F.
A
Dodge
K.
Clark
Richard
0.75
I
A
Stieglitz
Hamershlag, Borg
Harriman
0.26
Inc.:
Co.
A
Al-ster
Peeler
G.
Co.,
Co..
Furman
A^Co..
ended
yar
will
345.000
of
Inc.:
Oct.' 31.
0.26
Period End. Dec. 31-
operating
operating
Railwav
0.11
&
Co
0.50
Hirsch
Weedon &
&
0.50
A
Co
Henrv
J
0.20
Co
Co.,
H.
0.26
0.26
House
Dain
J.
A
&
Dominick
Co..
be
THE
Illinois
Co
C.ll
Co
0.75
A-
Co
Co.
Dulles
1.00
Inc
Lane,
Space
&
Co
Co.:
Weil.
Inc
0.11
Edward
Dominick
1.00
Jones,
D.
Jones
A
Cc.___
0.11
Hewitt__
0.11
Kreeghr
&
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Seiberi.
President.
Published twice
Mid-South
606.
p.
&
w»re
- group
ay
Baker. Simomls
week
{every
Securities
•
of
the
be
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange,
the
on
TO
the
company
'•
wells
the
Texas
and
it
but
and
and
Co.;
$
,
basis
for
to
agree
Outstanding
of
990,000 shs.
shares
common
are
2390,000
90.000
200,000
60.000
200,000
*
Corp.
60,000
200.000
Incorporated*—
60.000
200.000
"
60.000
125.000
—*
37,500
100.090
Inc.__1
30.000
100,000
i*
_*".
Co
A
30.000
100.000
.*_*•_
-
30.000
75.000
22;5oa
•
*
"Kraus
50.000
15.000
50.000
*
A
A
Kirkpatrick,
Company
1
F.
.
Inc.-—*
15.000
Company.
Inc
Harper A Son
185, p. 607.
A
Weeks
Ended
p.
607.'
415.379.523,
11.594.444
142.196.325
Operating
Operating
162.654.491
5,558.200
Federal income
•
25,000
Other
$
Net
26—
V
$
*
s
rev—
14.539,129
15.109.183
166.630.115
10,560.403
142.085.343
132.157.583
revenues
"29.179,030
19.899^211
taxesi
taxes
Net
railwav
185,
p.
ry.
The
compan;
op.
4.548,780
24.544,772
26.734.376
of
inc.
ooer.
3.135.856
733,805
1,611,627
9,263.109
12,903.312
holders
482.
Period End. Dec. 31—
1956—Month
$
operating ; rev.-
39.001,687
Railway
operating
32.263.345
Net
—V.
rev.
from
railway
185,
ry.
for
of
959.994 *14.339.550
12,306,923
4 519.351
3.688.929
40.474.350
37,775,538
3,760,273
3,097,333
.34,020,462
32,378,245
on
Feb.
Public
15
filed
Utilities
an
.
application with the Massachusetts
the proposed Is.sue and sale
covering
20.000
snares
of its common stock to
be offered to common stock¬
a one-for-five
basis with an
oversubscription privilege. The
includes an employee subscriotlon offer for
a
portion of the
not
subscribed fo.* by stockholders.
on
1955
S
36,922,681
Upon authorization
expected
pric*
1956- -12 Mos.—1955
and
expire
$
$
issue
.
465.484,696 432.061.417
33.896,459 375,140,926 350.415.966
around
mail
about
by
April
the
1,
thr»e weeks
Department
the
subscription
thereafter.
Public
its
to
It
of
will
company
warrants
is
Utilities
determine
not
underwritten
proposed
6,738,342
3,026,222
90,343,770
81.645.451
inc.
3.280,530
1.046.557
43,458,707
38.393,776
to
have
proceeds from the sale of the stock of somewhat
under $300,000
be used
to
apply
on
bank
loans
previously made to finance
property additions. No registration statement is required
pany
proposes
to
Commission under
make
a
iiling
Regulation
with
A-—V.
(Continued
and" "adve'rtis
United
foreign
'ngU
MoadJl
fopy U.. b. 1957 by William"
J^ht Possessions,
States,,
subscriptions
•J'
and
——
B. Dana Company.' Reentered
Territories
advertisements must be
and .Members
made
In
the
The
the
135,
on.
Securities
p.
page
and
the
com¬
Exchange
607.
9)
Dana Company.
news
is
offering
Rights wilt
but
op.
which
tne
stockholders.
will
714.
Wj'liam B.
Thursday : (general
remittance
exps.
oper.
p.
297.275,380
19.089.229 234,521.054 214.087,847
2,747.972
34,795.292
33.105.072
1.128.508
proposal
Baltimore & Ohio
RR.—Earnings
Net
-
1956-riL2 Mos.—1955
26,486.124 324.130.246
3.631.960
operating inccme_
charges:
185, p. 607.
Department
from
Earnings-*-
1956—Month—1955
Berkshire Gas Co.—Plans Offer to
Stockholders—
158.89L.95v
11.403.273
rev.
1956
$3,136,157
■
Co. of Pennsylvania
expenses
operating
19-57
$3,399,583
—
1955
exps.
—V.
•
—V.
1956-^12 Mos.-
7,500
■
Net. after
Earnings
7.500
7.500
Corp.—January Sales Higher—
-Jan.
Bell Telephone
4.930.889
1956—Month—1953
7.500
25.009
Inc..
Company
Period End. Dec. 31—
9.988.677
RR.
7.500
25.COO
*_
____L
185,
op.
Line
7,500
25.0G0
—
P.
15,000
25.000
'____*
*
•_
15;00O
25.000
—
15.000
50.000
*
*
Son__
50.000
50,000
:
Smart_
A
A
(A: S.) Beck Shoe
ri
,73,772.881
as
Shares
.
$,*..$
„
the
and
of
purchase from the company
t
A Co., Inc
Williams A Company,
Four
65,332.409
the
FINANCING
underwriters
_i__.
Robir.scn
and
1956—12 Mos.-rl955
.
and
contem¬
$2,000,000
•
—V.
ar¬
platform
contract
number
Company
&
Gruss
Reed
T.
ex¬
The
made
company
PRESENT
several
the
Co
Landstreet
Oscar
C.
,
area
shelf.
has
drilling
The
a
in
continental
8\000.000
the
of
names
Co
A
Podesta
Cobb
Lawrence
*
operating
3C''l^glasubsCcrinriorT-aridr
in
account
com¬
offshore oil and
2,000.000 shs.
Johnson, Lane, Space and Co.. lac.
Winslow. Coliii & Stetson
Friedrichs-
operating
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London. F
"
^^
poet ofiice at New York, N. Y., under the Act of Marb
'h* 3, 1879.
-h
Subscriptions
Canada, $63.00 per year.
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
On
will
Vfareing A Company
Burge
H.
Santa Fe Rv.—Earnings—
$
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office}
a
by
in
gas
mobile
cents**.
;
&
and
Keith
S3,221;960'
Labouisse.
714.
p.
0.35
A
0.26
William. Dana
NOTE;
R.
—V.
Railway
Lemon
Inc.
Co.,
Johnston.
Bear,
banking
'
inc.
rv.
ouer.
0.35
Battles,
&
0.26
Johnson,
0T5
Inc.
Magill.
Bali,
shares
Labouisse,
A
and
$3,425,000.
EFFECT
debentures
Ccmpany,
Cruttenden,
of
1.25
&
Huttou
Janney,
0.29
0.11
Weeks-
used
Sojis__„_*_!_^*j.__'i;___i_l
A
Newton
Burnham
out¬
shares
underwriting
Hirsch' A
Inc.;
185,
0.26
Co
Weil,
0.50
Co.,
&
185,
Railway
Railway
0.26
Inc.
Merle-Smith" IIIIII
Dittmar
E.
The
fl
R. 8. Dickson A Co.,
A
Hutton
F.
Co
5,481
—
together with proceeds
engage
of
due 1967__
Co.___
Deetjen
A
Lentz.
Net
C.35
A-
Friedrichs
0.35
Pan-
rAasI"
Dick A
—V.
0.26
*
&
Fav
A
0.16
Co
A
Robertson
Hogle
Howard,
E.
W.
Bodine
Dempsey-Tegeler
Dewar,
0.16
Townsend,
A
A.
Hooker
0.11
Co
Co
A
Hornblower
0.11
Crouter
A-
Hilliard A Son
Offered
Louisiana
Tourneau
drilling
debs,
of
Inves ntejifc
Stroud
0.35
Herrman
B.
0.20
Dallas Union Securities Co.
&
Hentz
J.
0.20
Inc
Davenport & Co
Davis, Skaggs & Co
DeHaven
from
Period End. Dec. 31—
Courts
M.
tev.
railway
1.00
Co
Co
Brown
447.986.845
0.75
&
to
limits
about
GIVING
'•
39.247.758
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
&
Co._
working capital.
coasts, of
cos*
its
f.
s.
A
40.583.079
Atlantic Coast
Collins
5.481
A
investment
an
1.875
A Co.
14.616
Co.^._
Scranton
drilling equipment,
Le
a
(par 5C
.
.
exps.
C.16
Burr. Inc.—.
of
outer
no
578.01 9
0.35
Corp.**
stock
POOARTITO
0.35
Coffin
Curtiss.
Net
Net
Co.,
Inc.
initially,
Stearns
Wm.
the
1956—Month—1955
Hayden. Miller & Co
Hayden. Stone & Co
Julien
Crowell,
0.11
&
14.616
14.616
*_;
others.
59.57V,738 ' 59.Rao 0,r.o
Ira Haupr
Cooley
J.
Ripley
of
rev—
1.00
Co.
A
0.26
Co.__
acouire
subordinated
Muir
,
fiscal year.
Howard.
*
Pailway
0.50
___■—
&
A
W.
Securities
—
organized
the
owns
Dittmar A Company.
19.5S
compared'-with
preceding
Inc.;
Inc.—V.
Atchison, Topeka
0.26
0.20
Co
Clarke
W.
0.26
(Inc."
Co.
Childs &
Clark.
W.
Corp
that,
Emanuel,
.
Caldwell
Co._
Barth
and for
was
off
Mexico
to
Alex.
35.000 shares
there
and
Inc.
Sales
0.11
&
&
J.
A
:
Debentures
'
stock
$412,758.
-
the
members
and
A
0,26
Inc.
dne.i
Co
& Denton,
Marache
Shields
primarily the drilling of oil
present
Bear
0.11
0.75
17,540
rim
at
of
equipment.
completion
the
UNDERWRITERS—Other
Inc
Co
severally
case.
rig. estimated to
follows:
types,
sales
the
to
names;
A. C. Allyn A Co.,
Inc.^
Hayden, Stone A Co._
manager
'stock which each severally
0.75
Forgan
have
Feb. 20 offered
UNDERWRITERS—The
preferred. The
plus accrued dividends.
stock involved
is
on
principal amounts
common
,
each
share
per
The
consisting
share of
one
Co.
of
at
Common
the
EARNINGS—Ne:
Goldman, Sachs A Co
Glore,
below
Authorized
6^>
.
0.50
G.26
Co..
609,000 shs.
pursuant
19.0CO
17,540
CAPITALIZATION
sales,
several
& Sons—_
A
Garrett
issuance
named
Chas.
each
Gulf
Clark.
0.26
Inc
for
value.
units,^each
as
convertible
par
stock.
of
Goodbody A
Co..
the
account
company manufactures and sells aluminum
win¬
and various other aluminum products for hou>-.
ing construction and equimrent.
Principal offices and plant of the
company
are
in Miami, Fla. The
company has twd other plants in
Summerville. s. C.
dows
Fleming-W.
Co..
is
common
in
dri'ling
BUSINESS—The
0;26
0.11
Corp.—
offered
S3.50
of
Outstanding
*1,000,000 shs.
for
share
per
1957
stock.
rangements
Common
—
stock of SI
common
common
shares
1,
Shary
37,279
*
Offshore,
&
company
net
130.000
1956 amounted
cents
,
.
FEB.
in
12»/2
.
0.11
Marshall
Foster
standing
0.11
A Co
tending generally toward the
'
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
OF
their
714.
p.
operations,
gas
C.tl
*
by
purchase
head¬
and
selling stockholders the aggregate number
opposite
BUSINESS—Corporation
Co..
account
of certain
selling stockholders' who
proceeds covering such shares. Proceeds of the
remaining shares will be used by the company for
pay¬
bank loans, establishment of
additional warehouses.and
of
ment
AS
reserved
for the purchase of equipment
the
offices and
of
•
be
0.75
Aluminum
for
the
plant
stock
common
dividend
a
,
.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the
financing,
from the previous sale of common stock, will
(1.25
Offered
as
Units—An
underwriting
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc. made .i
on Feb. 20 of 130.000 shares of 35-cent
convertible preferred stock of ^4 par value
sold
of
0.11
Nolan,
being
the
below
Co
A
which
interest
0.20
——
V/oodard-Elvcol A Co
Avhur
L.
Wright A
C.ll
at
Burden's
debentures will be redeemable at general redemption prices
rang¬
ing from 105G to par, and for the sinking fund, beginning on June 30,
1962, a; redemption prices receding flora 105^ to
lCCKo, plus accrued
0.11
Wood.
813.
redeemable
receive
1.00
—_
Michigan
Hibbs
are
orig¬
The
1.00
Co.
1 00
preferred stock
l1^ shares of
sale
certain
was
principal amount of debentures and 30 shares of
1.25
*_.**.*—
Whittaker A
Williston A Co
0-26
of
185,
mon
0,33
Co.-*_—
L
Co.,
0.29
0.75
Shares
js
by
1942,
20,000 units comprising
$2,000,000 of 6% subordinated sinking fund debentures,
due Feb. 15, 1967, and 600.000 shares of common
stock
(par 50 cents). Each unit, priced at $128, consists of $100
0.11
Co
Lerchen
Weld A
PROCEEDS—Of the
0.26
&
Burns Bros.
B.
preferred
0.26
A
Slocutnb & Co.
Burnham
Folger.
.
1.00
&
Bradford
Wa'ker
H.
White,
shares^were
n-w
rate
Co
__*_
C.
First
The,
basic
the
on
year,
are
Peabody A Co., Inc.
Weld
group
0.16
Alstyne, Noel A Co.__
Wagenseller;A Durst, Inc.-
Robert
p.
Altex
one
A
Sullivan
Inc.
jr.
'
_■
share of preferred stock and
stock at a price of $9 per unit.
1.23
Corp._
Company
0.26
Co
Inc.
Van
0,50
•
Forces.
underwriters
Brothers
Stearns
0.20
•
combined
0.16
Co._
First ".'Southwest
**
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Day —
;
—0.75
Underwood, Neuhaus A Co.,
G.
andk130,000 shares of
0.16
Co
0.?5
Simmons__*_
and
The
0.11
0.11
0.11
•
forth
Barnwell
.
0.16
,r
currjulative
0:jo
Steele. &
A
First «.of
0.75
il/L
Blair
Boettcher
,
Talmage A Co.—
Thomas A Co.__:*7_•—
0.11
.r.
V/ 185,
Corp.——
Townsend. Dabney A Tyson
0.11
—
purchate from
to
shares set
—V,
Co..
American
Inc,_
Cor
of
—__
_,aV~-
20,000
.
0.50
¬
Co.—
A
Chapman
0.26
Co.
A
—
Arnold
in
C.ll
1.00
vr,
This
UNDERWRITERS—The
O.fC
Inc.—
A
Armed
(par value $1 per sharer
White,
Bros.
Inc.0.14
-Preferred
sold
company.
ended Oct; 31, 1956; total sales and other
$7,413,364 and net income was S644,lo8, or $1.06
shares
Kidder,
Inc.—
A
these
0.26
Co..
Co—
0.50
Hopwood
Co..
Co.,
Co.
will
Co
&
&
0.20.
*
A
Co.
&
&
G'o.____
Eichler
Becker
Bioren
Blair
&
&
Bateman.
A
A
A
Pressnrich
Co.
being
the
year
T.
0,50
A
Sweney Cartwright A Co.—
0.16
Shepard
A
are
to
incorporated
was
Shares
Swiss
A
Co.,*
the
Shearson, Hammill
Sutro
Christen-
A
Co.,
offered
which
21.
Lehman
A
0.16
**—**_j*r*
A
shares
proceeds will go
the
share.
per
Jan.
1.25
0.50
A
and
to
0.35
0.16
grlhup headed
by
cents
paid
agreed
6.29
0,50
Co._—
Colket
A
under¬
share.
____^
Sutro
Co..—
Pitfield
the
Securities
Corp.
0 35
a
Jackson
Pizzini A
Rand
Ac
-
&
Emanuel,
Co.,
Co.—
Co
*
C.
Offered—An
Danburj, Conn.-
Straus, Biosser A McDowell
Stroud
Co.*--—A
Stock
company's restricted stock option plan.
0,35
Co..
0.35
Reinholdt A Gafciner—.—
See aiso
0.11
Stokes
Elworthy
Simonds
A.
Sons
&
Morris,
Baker,
Baker,
J.
a—
0.50
&
Se
Co.
Co
Baird
Co.__
&
Union
Co
0.50
Inc.
Ball.
duPont
A
0.50
Bacon,
A
3,015,489
Authorized
0.20
0.11
Co.
_____
Inc.
Jaffray
Quail
1.00
0.75
.
Bache A Co.*
A
A
—
Writer
W.
0.35
.—
Dillon.
curities
Red-
—1
Co
Eastman
1.00
Strudwick
Loeb
Peet
Inc..
Jersey
Co.—'—itt.
&
A
0.50
Inc
A
A
at
amounted
*Of
0.26
Co., Irtc,
Maynard
customers
are
Common stock
0.11
0.16
Northwest
Prescott,
severally
subscribed
be
not
0.20
:
Son
Webber,
Piper,
has agreed to sell to ihem,
percentages indicated below, such of the
1.00
Corp.
Arthurs. Lestrange A- Co.__
path
Ohio
3,616,542
0.50
Co.
1.00
Co.'*;
A
A
0.16
Company-*
R
Jersey
below
named
4.375
Co—:*_*L*-_
Allyn &- Co.,
Anderson
Newbold's
Cook
of
Co.
A
C.
A.
A
Securities
A
Nieolaus &
Stone A Webster
0.50
B.
-*!c.
Hallgarten
Stix
S.
W.
J.
as
——
—0,16
H.
360,518
CAPITALIZATION
0.35
Stillman,
Co.—
was
0.50
A
0,35
Milwaukee
Roland
of
of the
none
common
10
to
-
Mitchum, Jones A Temple-
Peters,
the
Co._,
Corp.
Co,___:.
Brothers
Tiie
Penington,
company
offered
Fen-
.
stock'1-of
capital
of
Staats
A
Stern
Stffel,
Model,
308,442
DIVIDENDS—Dividends paid
public offering
underwriters
respective
capital stock
rights:-
of
Xruot
N.
Pierce,
K.
Stein ' Bros.1 Sc. Boyce
•
0.16
Beane
ton
$2,736,015
Corp.—Common
O.ll
—
1.25
Parrish
thereior are Bankers Trust Co. in New
Bank in Boston,
Mass.;
and
First
the
and
William
0.11
A
0.50
A
ner
H.
Snawmut
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
0.30
*
...
Co
Smithers A
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
on
the New York Stock Exchange and the Boston
The transfer agents therefor are City Bank Favors
New York,
N. Y.;
Boston Sale Deposit and. Trust C<K_,
Co.
in
Co.—
A
S.
Stern, Frank, Meyer. A Fox
Stern, Lauer A Co.__._-—
Exchange.
Trust
_____
Co.—
Lynch,
listed
aie
Stock
Co
A
A
Curtis
56,^68,000
10.4QS,192 shs.
—
value
Mcore
Co
.
.
per
0.35
Smith,
Putnam
ranges
Singer, Deane & Scribher—
0.26
Paine,
install¬
equal
irdfiPtfsTN.
1957-1962;
/.
income
9.11
Pacific,
$65,000,000
a
650
0.75
Miller
$3,680,259
ooeiu
EARNINGS—For
0,11
Co.„
A
'
Nev.'burger.
"
,
0.15
Simon
•
A
Newhard,
Outstanding
1965-1978»
to
banks
payable
notes
Co.
M.
0,75
Co
McKelvy
$474,364
0.29
—
A
& Co.—
Co.^
McDonald
10,573,626
$177,107
op.
ry,
of
quarters
Stringfellow—_
Scran ton
Hague A
sen,
(4%) payable to in(due in substan¬
notes
teen
over
Shearson, Hammill & Cc—
Sliuman, Agntwy& Co
Siiberberg A Co._2_—u——
The
companies
sura nee
0.30
0.50
0.26
&
F.
Mead,
12,120,381
as a subsidiary of Carl L. Norden,
Inc., former manu¬
military bombsights. Since-its inception the company has
leading maker of precision ball bearings and today
supplies
facturers
0.26
——„—
——
A
Mos.—1955
.833,846
inally organized
0,75
Smith,
McCormick
/l956—12
.
$1,338,210 $13,800,640 $13,309,641
>,156.463
BUSINESS—Corporation,
.
0.26
FINANCING
Authorized
Promissory
.*,0.16
0 35
W.
agent.
Co
Scott
Marks
Masten
SOaa.SlP
43*2.
stockholder?,;
0*11
&
Chas. W.
—
Newburger
18 of the
Inc.
Mason-Hagan, Inc
E.
1956-^Monffc—1955
,
.
PROCEEDS—All
jlick-
A
0.26
Leonard A Lynch__
Moeeley A Co.——
Mullaney, Wells A Co—*
Nauman, McFawn A Co.__
Anaconda Co.—Stock
mir
>
0.20
Bernet
A.
F.
J
;
Pomeroy, Inc.
Schwabaciier & Co._,———
1,09
.from
Barden
0.11
A
0.26
Moore,
of
Roberts
—
Manley, Bennett A Co..
.
,
Inc.--
Co.,
Schneider
H.
31—r
writing group headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co. of¬
fered publicly on Feb. 19 a
secondary issue of 146,160
shares of $1 par common stock at $9.25
per share.
C.ll
Co.—*
&
Coe
M.
A*
Co
Schoellkop.", Hutton &
&
MacNaughton-Greenawalt
Laurence
6c
—
man,
E.
A
Poole,
Schneider
0.11
—
Inc
Lundborg
Mackall
1.00
Saxton
Monday, February 25, 1957
.
1.C0
0.11
hmidt,
rev.
railway
1 bo, p.
—V.
0.26
&,Co
Huczlei-
Parke
1.25
—
Co.
A.
Net
0.26
Co
Stiver
1.00
Rhoades
——
A'
Bros.
1.25
0.20
Co
A
Net
0.20
Sattiey A Co., Inc.—
V.
G.
0.50
Co.__^
&
Loeb,
.
0-50
Co.—1
Brothers,———
M.
living
Saunders,
Corp..f„.
Legg
Lehman
Salomon
H.
Meeds
&
Mosle
Rothschild
0.75
&
——
Bissell
Lazard
F.
1.875
Period End. Dec
Railway opexating
Railway operating!
;
.
0.50
Renshaw
Roney &
Rotan,
L.
Co..
0^26
0.5J
.
.
Bangor & Aroostook RIL—Earnings—
y
Co..'
—
&
C.
0.11
&
_
■■
Inc.
Rodman
1.25
K.ormendi
Loeb &
A
——
Roblnson-Humpiirey
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
Kuhn,
Co
&
O.50
Co
Pierre*
___*—l—
Riter
0.20
Co.—
Peabody
Inc.
0.35
Co
&
&
Kidder &c
Lcewi
"Right now, in common with all other business, we are experiencing
.higher costs ol operation, including higher wage costs.
We cannot
-.scape this, for we must have able people and pay to get them.
"We have continuously better equipment and operating methods.
But
the costs that arise from inflation are much greater than these savings."
The report further pointed out that the Bell System last year added
St227,000 telephones—almost as many as the record gain in 1946.
By
the end
of the year,
the number of Bell telephones in service was
i 'early 49,500,000.
Share owners last year,
Mr, Kappei notetf, received valuable rights
uhich entitled them
to subscribe
for one new share at par, $100 a
4 harp
f0r each 10 shares held.
Some 5,715,000 shares, 99.8% of those
tdfered, were purchased.
More than half the share owners used their
lights to buy stock and bought more than two-thirds of the issue.
"The average market value of the
rights was $6.93," Mr. Kappei
j aid.
"This is the eighth time since 1946 that our share owners have
i*ad rights to subscribe to new securities.
The market value of such
lights for each share has tocaled about $22."
Co.,
Tayicr
Kidder,
said,
needed in many areas, he said.
rates are
Miller,
0.11
&
Richards
Kean,
A.
A-
*
Kay,
John
°The
Mellen
Inc.
Kalman
Chronicle
New
of
York
—370; £e-rb~ert- D ls®ibeIt- Editor and: Publisher;
matter6 February0^25*'1P42'. afdhe
as second class
Pan-American Union,
funds.
$6000
per
year,
do
Dominion
of
Volume
Number 5615
185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(927)
3
Capital Flotations in the United States in March
And for the Three Months of Calendar Year 1956
debentures
March
in
1956
of
reached
the
figure
volume
of the Tide Water Associated Oil
and
financing.
to
or
with
97.37%, contrasted
or
2.63%, for refunding issues.
Long-term bond and note financing
stood
at
in
last,
81.15 %. Of this amount $606,78.80% constituted new capital and $18,071,-
$624,533,300,
or
461,900
or
400,
2.35%, refunding operations.
or
No short-term
bond and
note financing
came
Co.
4%
convertible
subordinated
de¬
like
a
of 3sinking fund
amount
debentures of
Corp., due Aug. 1, 1980; $25,000,000
Pacific Gas & Electric Co., 3%% first and refunding
mortgage bonds, series Z, due Dec. 1, 1988, and a similar
amount of (Canadian) 4%% sinking fund debentures of
the Household Finance Corp., due March 1, 1981, and
placed privately with United States and Canadian insti¬
tutional
investors through Lee
Higginson Corp. and
$20,212,540,
March,
Trailer
Co., due April 1, 1986;
the Whirlpool-Seeger
capital dollar volume for March, 1956, amounted
$749,432,217,
amount
$37,500,000, and due March 1,
1976; the $35,000,000 offering of Bell Telephone Co. of
Pennsylvania, consisting of 3V4% 40-year debentures,.due
March 1, 1996; $30,000,000 3first mortgage bonds of
the Houston Lighting & Power Co., due March 1, 1986,
all-time record for equity
an
the
bentures in the amount of
month, particularly, the common stock offering of
Motors Corp. in the amount of $328,551,225.
New
March
Fruehauf
General
This issue alone constituted
turing March 15 and $1,007,000,000 of the Treasury notes
maturing April 1.
The new certificates were dated March 5, 1956, and
Co.
3%%
$1,228,659,237 for March of 1955, the volume for March,
1956, fell far short by $459,014,480. It should be pointed
out, however, that the heavy- March, 1955, volume re¬
sulted from a number of large offerings floated during
that
in
$120,000,000; the New York Tele¬
of $55,000,000, comprising
refunding mortgage bonds, series I, due April 1,
1996; $50,000,000 30-year 3Vz % sinking fund debentures
of
$769,This total was greater than February's over-all
by $208,390,755.
Compared with the total of
644,757.
totaling
phone
Aggregate corporate offerings placed in the domestic
market
A. E. Ames &
to light
during the month under review.
Private
Co., Ltd.
larger sum of $205,350,002 placed in February and $530,-
284,237 or 43.16% of the grand total for March of 1955.
37.98%
Stock
The
The
$145,-
offerings during March, last, aggregated
or
month.
18.85%
total
cluded
the
the gross dollar volume for the
total contrasted with the much
of
foregoing
for
March,
1955,
pointed out above, in¬
as
offering of
single
General Motors
the
in
Corp.
stock
the
month
current
in
stock
and
number
issues
during March,
accounted
for
total
a
dollar
volume
of
over-all
volume, while
dollar
month
we
again
once
volume
com¬
33.82%
of
the
the
concerned
oil
which
issues
of
Co.
of
California
3xk%
were
the
5
scribers
corporate
results of the
tificates
SUMMARY
OF
CORPORATE
1982
compares
of
of
000
of Indebtedness
additional amount of the 2%%
A-1958
1955)
the
for
Denver
maturing June 15, 1958 (originally issued Dec. 1,
was
Subscriptions
issues
and
A-1857
and
2y8%
The
Amount
one
Dee
26
Jan
5
91-days
5
Jan
12
Jan
12
Jan
Jan
19
of
Jan
1
for
Total
School
placement
District
No.
municipalities
j.
of 1956
26
Feb
Refunding
Total
$4,175,290
Feb
2
7
Feb
16
618,493,786
17,955.204
14,140,285
$36,270,779
$1,399,622,011
1954,
1956,
1955,
AND
1954
-1954-
2,450,122,000
1
Feb
92/3-12 yrs.
Feb 1-29 Feb
1
Total
Refunding
for
Feb
February
5.91,678,292
1
91-days
2,592, 669,000
1,604,528,000
Mar
8
91-days
2,155 ,908,000
2,424, 396.0C0
1.600,063,000
99.451
*2.173
91-days
1,600.206,000
99.400
*2.374
Mar
Mar 22
91-days
2,762 ,339,000
1.600,249,000
99.388
*2.422
99.451
*2.173
Mai-
Mar 29
1,600,391,000
Mar
5
91-days
mos.'
2,566 ,040,000
Mar
11 %
6.229, ,950,000
6,229,950,000
100
Dec
1
1,004, 782,000
1,004,782,000
100
Mar
5
2Vi yrs.
ll'/a mos.
2,108 ,087,000
2,108,087,000
100
i%-12 yrs.
517. 561,292
12 yrs.
1, 837,000
Mar 1-31
Mar 1
Mar
Mai- 1-31
Mar
Total
1
three
from
to
and
at.
H
held
112,141,200
614,225,924
ae
of May
536,888,359
180,014,200
716,902,559
to
maturity,
684,800,651
891,217,851
96.140.649
987,358,500
2.50%
348,230,142 2,199,640,057
1,930,190,934
K
•
August
622,211,465
389,019,719
1,011,231,184
326,002,854
75,574,200
401,577,054
September
566,346,199
33,408,844
599,755,043
611,231,067
284,937,645
896,168,712
1,678,995,327
576,569,963 2,255,565,290
1.669,340,438
756,029,603 2,425,370,041
5,500,899,824
1,239,947,257 6,740,847,081
4,901,430,853
1,250,790,912 6,152,221,765
1,142,879,251
803,155,608
179,006,275
with
1952.
1,
for
For
Bonds.
c
Sale
to
at
1952
data
par and
maturity
or
interest
The sale
52.234,091
601,557,784
235.924,122
266.684,600
502,608,722
789,492,514
658,303,098
368,085,542
1,026,388,640
1953.
Oct.
in
announced
The Secretary of the Treasury
offering of 2%%
ness
of
maturing Feb.
the
2%%
Treasury certificates
15,
Treasury
(originally issued
1957, and
notes
December
an
on
March 1
of indebted¬
additional amount
maturing
1,
the
March
June
15,
1958
1955), in exchange for
1%%
March
Treasury
maturing
Notes
of
Series
A-1956
maturing
were
permitted
to
exchange
their
C
Annual purchase limit of Series J
Savings
15th
of
Treasury
previous data
Bonds,
Cash
subscriptions
see
footnote
on
page
B
began
on
1953.
May 15,
were
$8,472,000,000
not
of
received.
the
Treasury
There
notes
were
ma¬
year
be
and
2637,
Notes are
the
month
on
per
and
if
Sale of Treasury
held
to maturity
Savings notes
Treasury notes,
on
suspended on Oct. 23.
was
see
footnote on page 1470,
page
6)
comprehensive tables
on
the fol¬
the March ani
months' figures with those for
pages we
compare
corresponding periods in the
preceding thus affording a
comparison.
or
month for each $1,000 note.
"Chronicle."
lowing
the
and
K will
$200,000.
years
holdings only for the new certificates.
outstanding
and
6.598,813,681 2,064.567,329 8,663,381,010
V/2% Treasury Notes of Series EA-1956
1
J
Series
notes of Series A was terminated on May 14, 1953.
the
to
the three
April
of
F
813,776,417 2,511,159,245
1,697,382,828
15,
Holders of the
when held
Bonds
for
began on Oct. 1, 1953; the notes are sold at par and
"C"
In the
Financing
yields
interest approximates $2.20
1953,
2,53%
of
accrued interest to the 15th of the month and if held
of Series
For
19,
on
to
(Continued
Treasury
an
Intermediated
rate
two years interest approximates 2.47%.
Series
accrued
two years,
61,315,965
former
Treasury notes of Series
982,161,883
549,323.693
the
notice.
"Chronicle."
notes of
728,176,549
of
increased
of Treasury
Sales of
sold
is
previous
30,
available
Bonds, respectively,
return of 2.76%
K yield a
Series J and
instead
G
combined
June
H.
Issued
higher than those of F and G.
395,517,758 1,127,624,275
732,106,517
Series
interest, compounded semi-annually,
at par, Series H will mature in 9 years
interest paid by check semi-annually. Redeemable
maturity.
SERIES J AND K—These replaced Series F and G
502,084,724
644,579,063
bond,
income
time after 6 months from issue date, on one month's
has individual limit on annual purchase of $20,000.
832,347,253
154,141.400
1
value.
current
any
H
682,492,153
490,437,663
maturity
1952, bearing 3%
1,
months,
8
par
$20,000
(NEW)—New
to
83,518,225
July
as
three
of
a Comprised
follows:
basis,
of which were changed
by
$10,000
172,833,757
494,761,309 3,726,851,724
.•
31,866,925,889
——
discount
'
compounded semi-annually when held to maturity.
achieved
748,829,028
3.232,090,415
—
bank
|.
Over-all interest rate raised from
Higher
shortening the maturity of the Series E Bond from
10 years to 9 years, 8 months.
Interest starts accruing at the end of
six months instead of one year.
Also the yield is higher in each inter¬
mediate year.
Individual limit on annual purchases has been doubled
rate
509,658,396
663,377,294 4,485,281,791
c
2
E—Beginning May 1, 1952.
to 3%
2.9'.,*?
1G6,465,260 1,408,364,741
388,296,049 2,318,486,983
a
2%
17,867,659,292
—
on
all
2%
a
100
months
rate
series,
2%
a
517,561,292
1,837,000 100
2 yrs.
1
March.
for
for
"Average
Series
1,301,899,481
*2.409
99.391
Mar
SERIES
70,653,000
1,370,634,213 9,274,776,630
C
6,949,155,005
;
—
Mar 15
when
7,904,142,417
2
Mar
beginning June
315.097,152 2,285,641,734
a
Mar
$
521,025,292
months
a
2 yrs.
486,689,232
s
*2.429
99.386
100
100
12 yrs.
20,439,521
130,636,956 2,533,929,549
2,610,000
91-days
23
Feb
$
2,403,242,593
2,610,000
2,389,082,000
New Capital
136,541,342 1,228,659,237
17,136,900
543,964,005
91-days
$
91,928,160
"2.271
99.396 + *2.383
91-days
16
Total
Refunding
*2.402
99.426
9
Feb
Feb
$1,435,892,790
monthly amounts of
showing the different
MONTHS
99.39?
1.600,052,000
1,601,349,000
543,964,005
Feb
2,347,110,000
2,413,266,000
Feb 1-29
636,448,990
396.821,760
382,681,475
—,
—
1,600,425,000
1,600,755,000
91-days
Feb 1-29
$402,622,049
1,092,117,895
12
7,050,111,592
2
Mar 1-31
769,644,757
quarter
c
Mar
was
20,212,540
Fourth
2
2 yrs.
Mai-
or
749.432,217
December
a
100
1,
February
November
a
1,720,000 100
January—.
Jan
Feb
329,997,217
1,125,742,351
1,600,601,000
"2.596
decline
a
15,372,739
3,821,904,407
"2.489
99.344
*2.245
314,624,478
1,851,359,915
99.371
1,720,000
Total
Canada, its provinces
during March.
$
592.872,491
1,600,478,000
2.458,443,000
Jan
12 yrs.
small offering by United States Posses¬
Total
1,970,544,582
%
$
Total
BY
Yield
Price
Jan
428,921,547
October
Accepted
Jan 1-31
628,060,950
quarter
Amount
Applied for
Due
i»5«
DURING
FINANCING
TREASURY
STATES
Dated
"2.493
44,639,185
months—
the
outside of
March,
99.370
133,916,625
Nine
in
Department
Treasury
above, confined its operations to the sale of Treasury
Bills, Savings Bonds and Depositary Bonds.
99.433
384,282,362
Third
$2,108,087,000 A-1956 notes were exchanged
Treasury Notes of Series A-1958.
644,835,592
494,144,325
—
exchanged for
Series
were
1,601,612,000
505,632,274
.
notes
1,600,865,000
561,254,002
:
EA-1956
$1,004,782,000
the 2%% Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness of
644.835,592
28.225,930
months-,
to
9%-12 yrs,
49,292,053
Six
amounted
1
$398,446,750
s
quarter
issues
new
Jan
533.028,072
Second
the
for
leaving
$136,104,000
of
the
maturing
for cash redemption.
$6,229,950,000 A-1956 notes
$9,342,819,000,
with the
Seward, Alaska, due on Feb. 1 from 1975
inclusive. No financing on the part of the Do¬
March
New Capital
April
only to holders of the maturing Series A-1956
open
notes.
^
February
$
1,836,531,033
IV2 % Treasury
1956; and an
of
Treasury Notes of Series
2,596,116,000
the market
aid bonds
upon
and the $28,500,000
1955
97,731,123
$1,007,043,000
and
Series EA-1956 maturing April 1,
2,686,133,000
-
offerings to come
January
Total
1,733,799,910
1956,
15,
91-days
456,339,621
First quarter
Treasury Cer¬
A-1957, dated March
91-days
January
1
Series
of
91-days
466,249,711
March
March 14 announced the
Treasury Notes of Series A-1956 maturing
1%%
March
municipal financing for
New
$
$
on
Department
exchange offering of 2%%
19
below:
is set
Refunding
Capital
was
26
Total municipal financing for the first quarter
1 f)5ft
New
to that date on
credited, and sub¬
15
Jan
the $50,000,000 issue of school
bonds
undertaken
FINANCING
notes
5, 1956, due Feb. 15, 1957, open to holders of $8,471,880,-
Union Oil
financing:
2"%%
Jan 1-31
bonds of
minion
of figures since January,
tabulation
a
of
amount
paid the difference.
UNITED
comprising the $300,000 emission of electric rev¬
enue
25-year subordinate convertible
present
March
maturing
The Treasury
SERIES
we
additional
the
2,492.911.000
-
State of California
There
to
the
of
charged, interest accrued
was
notes
separate
Below
of
case
Date
year shows that $382,681,475 represented
offerings, while $14,140,285 comprised re¬
were
school
sions
to come upon the
the following:
total
of Colorado.
or
acceptance
this
capital
of the
aggregated
Included among the larger offerings
of
the
in
last,
of $526,209,055, or
year ago,
a
breakdown
March
for
Two of the larger
railroads
domestic market in March
following
Jan 1-31
volume
total
in March
9.99%,
was
next in
line, followed by
comprising $38,954,700, or 5.06%; iron, steel,
coal, copper, etc., $15,247,880, or 1.98%; equipment man¬
ufacturers, $15,000,000, or 1.95%; investment trusts, etc.,
$9,299,999, or 1.21%, and concluding with land, build¬
ings, etc., in the sum of $3,319,300, or 0.43%.
906,113,
March
31.85
funding obligations.
$177,448,910, or
23.06%.
They were followed by the other industrial
and manufacturing category amounting to $173,207,372,
or
22.50%, and which by the way, held first place in
February. Miscellaneous volume in the amount of $76,were
of
as
maturing
Series A-1953, accrued interest from Dec. 1, 1955, to
37.93
March
order-
the
of
58.67
213,179,000
245,144,338
A
insofar as dollar
totaling
$260,260,483,
or
in
of Total
$206,640,571
new
Next
%
34
March,
$129,387,295.
of
leadership
by
31
total for
preferred offerings stood
month's over-all volume.
the
Total Amount
adjusted
was
exchanges
\
the
In
of
Interest
to
and accrued interest to that date
subscribers
to
notes.
for the
35
The
to $35,935,000, or 2.93%.
assumed
month's
that
of
financing in March of the current year
showed a sharp drop in dollar volume below that for
February last, declining to $396,821,760 from the substan¬
tial figure of $636,448,990 the month before.
the
was
14.06%
or
respect
Municipal
various categories given here each
find that the public utility issues for March
Reviewing
paid
was
1957.
15,
with
either series,
of
Offered
1955, shows that 73 common stock
$494,349,327, or 40.23% of that month's
at 16 and amounted
1955,
offerings
March
the figures for March,
totaled
$172,766,875,
January
prised 18 issues, but aggregated $120,125,428, or 21.40%
of that month's aggregate dollar volume.
A check of
issues
March,
February
February, common stock issues constituted 61
in number and amounted to $85,224,574, or 15.18% of
stocks
for
total of 23
a
No. of Issues
month of
the month's dollar volume, while preferred
comparison of
^ere placed privately.
13.90%,
or
that
to
totaled 73
1956
while preferred placements
were confined to only 19 issues, and totaled $38,103,000,
or
4.95% of the months gross dollar volume.
For the
$107,008,457,
with
total
A
Corporate issues placed privately in the first quarter
of 1956 by months follow;
of the over-all total.
$2,141,140, or 0.28%
Common
volume.
grand total
totaled
$142,970,317, or 18.57%, while refunding issues amounted
to
month's
total
amounting
in
offerings
of that month's
reveals, that in the latter period,
the amount of $328,551,225.
New
offerings
current
notes
5
Notes of
in March of 1956 reached 35 in
number
and
totaled
$245,144,338, or 31.85%
of
that
month's over-all total. During February, the month pre¬
vious, a total of 34 issues were placed through the
private route and they amounted to $213,179,000, or
111,457,
Feb..
matured
four
five-
*Total
ISta.OUO
63.04 81 57,80. 0 134,67 19 5,0 .0
*
7, 50. 0
1.203876
13,57.925 7,6870 63,2570 4.185.90 8.476,825
Refundi g 13.57.925
S
—1952
Capit l
' ■ 195,0 0
v
$
New
Total
$
619,86 57.80 0 134.67,19 5.0 .0 7.50. 0
825.109 85
361.0x^ 0 2.0.0 56,40275 68.42.18 1,60. 0 27. 4 36
5.9 .485
~
Capit l
New
Total
4
Refundi g 54.3/,0 16.20 0
•1954-
6O .O 0
Capit l 34.05 0 139.05, 14.05,0
419.68,740
New
Total
70.653,0 58.240 7.43,840
Capitl
New
T.tal
$
287.90 2,40 0 62,39.50 137,65.942 30. 0
60 .0
623,15.0*" 50,2^.0. 35.9o0 493,8106.o7 25,0 .0
542,850
j0
46.3
136.54, 2 194,30. 9.416,57
funding 125,34.650 1.70,392
$
-195
Re
Capitl 497,80.35 50.2 ,0 35<,808. 482.6359 25,0 .0
$
542,8o0
1,092 785
New
FCOREPIGNAT,
769,475 283,0. 396,821.760
Refundl g 18,07140 2,14L140
30 ,0 0
20,1 540 240,9 0 14, 0285
$
$
Capit l 60.41,90 36^91,860 107. 8,457
$
SOUMFARY
JL13^0 49.T0 0 516,792.480
5
624.53,0 38.103 0 107, 8.457
Total
-1956
39,40 56.980,72
1,28.659,237 "243,0. 526.0—9,5
sTi o
_i-
New
$
-
T3536,67722.14.368.14858540,007049l
16.70, 247.0 0 14.90 52.0 0 4.53,80 1,0 .0 26,5U0
30 .0 0
749,3217 42,30 0 382,61475
fpr
12,4759.6,857 NOAGRENUFPWID
1,74 3692
fbuontadyies
New
6J.2O0 .0
21,04 317,980.
Refundi g 208.65007 12.75 0 68.074650 2.70.0
2,7 9.738
59.6 072 574.0 15,67452 31.82,079 290, 0 31.6250 13.24,63
2.0 .0 2, 0 , 0
. j./
"
721.025
20 ,0 0
2.40 . 0 2.40,0
426,960
426,960
2,804. 0 1060,50, 94.50,-0 137.50
$
$
—,
:
283,571.0 648.125,0
.
Capit l 2,804. 0 7,90 0 81.7480 69.425,30 3,50.0 267,43.0
250. 0
50.J 0 50,2 0
50. 0 50,2 0
New
Total
Refundi g
38,954,7 195,2 5,
$
52,803
5,9 ,485
34.05, 198,674 2. 1462.0 103,798.52 58.701 54 2.3 0 32,6 50 76,532 03
15,78.4
80,0 0
9,70 , 0 16,280
2.0 .0 46.850
104, 859 2,134,90 19.763,426 12,6508 2,17 90 39,57 41 20,64.92 15,096. 0 31,03.59 2.134,90 30,73426 64,15.08 4,52380 8,518,0 2,*17 90 63,0154
52,30 867 18.431,50 328,51*25 20.19,382 7,86.093 125,0 10, 30 64. 9820 28,1 .50 530,284 37 2,804. 0 158. 0 67 18,61.350 328,51*25 14.691,382 145,386093 6.325.0J 10, 0 64T;*9820 358,69 50
28.650 12,"75T,07 68.074,650 2,70,0 24,36 92
52,30 867 18,431 50 328,51*2 20,19 382 7,86,093 125,0 0 10, 0 64, 9820 16,91.80
29 .9 9
65,0348. 15,24780 38,0672 4. 8,910 1,071,30 20,91 3
3.095,10Q 18.071,40
14,96.0
3.246,0 721.025
2.804, 0 130,2 867 18.61,350 328,5^25 10,93 82 7,31.43 3,625,0 10, 0 64,69*820 34, 80
999 113
-
15,0 0 b3157206 173,0 . 0 2,48.0 9.0 .0 5.9850 624,53 0
7 9,70
2.0 .0
527,3189
32,460
i-
1,26 92 1,26 92
250. 0
$
825,109
r.
10,98.5 2,134,90 19.843 26 12.6o08d 2.17 90 49.257 41 216,94 2 17.096 0 357,9185 2.134,90 34,75.426 64,1508 4,52380 1,0 0 2,*17 90 7,907541
6.50 , 0
2,40 . 0 2,40 . 0
12502,,06781399
34,05. 0 674.072 4.624.0 107,4.52 59.42,079 2.32.0 327*6250 76,5463
721,025
13.480 125,34.650
Total
4I7629T3.8 83,46701
S.VoT bo 1*3, 57925
24.705 0 39,0»7645 7,02.15 247,16081 37.54,86 3,290. 0 3672*^738
59,6 072 574.0 0 15,674.52 31.0,54 290,0 31.6250 13.2463
J2.0 0 2,0. 0
54.37 0
Capit l 14,670 206,150 10.6 0 52,0 .0 4.523,80 8.518.0
-1956
107,931475 8,490861 1,09,50
372-.580
Refundl g 2.0 .0 40,385.0
$
-195
5,625
195,0 0
20 .0 0
$
-1954
521,0 29 56.OT0
-i—
195,0 0
87,9240 27,60 0 2,032.0 1.0 ,0 61.37540
$
20. 7,19 24.705, 0 39.07645 7,0215 254,6051 38,02.81 3.290. 0
7,30 . 0 457.925
32.460
3.246.0
-1953 Refundi g 2.0 ,0 6
2.7 9.738
5.60 , 0
34.05 0 14.05 14.05 0 91.70 27,60. 0 2.032.0 1.0 .0 61.350
$
107.931475 5.625 8.490861 1.09.60D
v
24.705 0 291.450 76.9 50 158,670. 36, 0386 3.290. 0 3.50, 0
Total
105,2 .0 18.2490
195.0 0
39,150.
7.30 . 0 457.925
•
8-
Capit l
1132.93,4,1640062.0.,7•7725427,8689155iGCPn{fFDItStoSreamBvteahmhrouacdtugronuncicmppvfsdlleydelsk.., ISFUTMCTOSFYONRAHEHIPINRVEECADS
FLGFMATMOIONUFVYAERAHECINRMVPDCGLT,S
$
Refundi g
New
591.678,29 50, .06 97.640 564.1602
80.0 0
24.705, 0 291.45,0 76.9 50 165,970. 36.78 31 3.290. 0
$
521.3954 172 5,6 6
35.7o540 2.0.0 56.40,275 67,9^103 1.60 0 27. 4 36
342.o380 2.40.0 78.592 o0 137. 1,942 30. 0
Devlopmnt.
1,381,95 Recoanstrnudi
4.3 276 120. 3650 38. 0, 143,907.216
527,318.39 ios.T o 437.8 640
Refundi g 5.278.460 72120 5
$
-1952
I.T2 6
$
1953
.
Total
83,46701 12,067 6 120. 3,650 1 .6450 148.09316
2,14 ,140
511495,0,6747
38,954.70 260, 483 15,24780 15,0 0 173.20,172 17,48910 3,19,30
j.X_-1
14,T96"0
3,095,10
i
CHAR TE
5572191021,13,0,696,832.56849..7387425
769.4,5
76
540
7 9.70 2,14 ,140
2,14 ,140
—r-
9,2
20.12
62,8943 15,24780 38,0672 4. 8,910 1,071,30 29 *9 20,91 3 142,97031 38,175.0 258,1934 15,24780 15,0 0 159,0 *72 17,48910 3,19,30 9."29, 9 3,81,013 749,32 1
L
Capit l 38,1750 195,2 0 15,067 120,9476 173.0 , 0 2,48,0 9,0 ,0 52,890 60,46190
New
73
J
MARCH bonanodtedss stock stoc.k boannodtedss stock stock boanndds ; stock stock corpatefBIntearanioknlGovernmtforgeoveirgnmntLGoaaanvcndie,s.•Municpatl—Stes,,SPostaeeins. toal dIfnignculuoroedset MOFARCH NBooanteds: utiles cescottopea.llr,,,manufces ori- indmaaunsnuftrcdtrilg bueildtnc.gs, httIrrnoavuledsstminng,,Miscelanous NBShoootarent-sTd-esm —,7utiles esccottopeall,,, manufctres oie-. inmdaaunsunftrctdrilg buei;ldtncgs, hIttnrrovauelsdtsminngg,,,Miscelanous . 1 utiles seccototepa.llr,,, manuf acesori indmauanusfntctrridg.l -bueildtncgs,!• i— Miscelanous utiles esccototepa.llr,,, mnuft acesori. indamuansnutfrcdtlrig ^bueiltdtcn.g-s, _u : Miscelan——ouLsi* sceocruprita_teInhttrvroaeusldtdmsiinnngg,,,
Itnhtrvraoeusdltdsmininngg,,,
MOONFTH Long-term Short-kem Pref red Com on Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on
Corp ate— Ooiretc— Candi - foOretighner*
Total
Grand
Candian Other
3
Farm
United
•These
MONTH
Long-Term Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Maotnodrs
Other 1- Land,
Oil
Rub er Ship ing
'
etc.
Total
Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Maotonrsd Other
Oil
Land, Rub er
Ship ing
etc.
Total Stocks— Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Moatnrsd, Other . Rub er. Ship ing
1
Oil
Land
Total
Total-
Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Maotnords Other
Oil
Land, Rub er
4h1n l g
etc.
Total
•
'Total
5,760.60 138,96 0tf 308. 4Ho 5.0 ,0 7, 567 6
,367849
Refundi g 94,7 .125
1,83 598
>
5.760 134,98 0 308, .485 5,0 ,0 7.~5O7 5
-
Total
98,75 2 76870 2O579 6O 23, 509
3798,4O6
s
—1952
42.0 0 120. 3,650 32,97043 1,0 2 746 1,20 0
71,06 0 492,073. 239.46:50 1,0910 0436,18 4 -51.983H 4.70, 2.O0 0 74, 5.0
$
Refundig 1,2o675o
1,734581
Capit l 71,08 0 490,873 239,4650 1,0910 358^420 45.3B86 4,70. 2.0 0
Total 2.0,0 14.52 65 247,98 724 1,60 0 29,~16o7 1
1,70 81
85,0(7. 0 32.165,0 1,95.8 163 2,09.0
Total
Refundig 45,96.452 1,34 30
47,30 782 1870 ",0 316790. 25,34615
Capitl 1,273064519
New
$
1,3527.40
-
S
—1958
2.0, 0 14,52 6 246,53 94 1,60 29,TG076l
$
Capitl 1,289.6048
New
Total
1,723.40
952,1852 3,40. 0 12,69.83 275,49382 5,02 0 "60 ,0 0
«
New
T
New
Total
94,35.0 642,50 5,30,0 50.37,521 17,60 6,37.80 1,0 0 79,1 0
$
2,05.61734 40,130 519.605. 1,387.6924
Refundi g 30,541.27 2,546,58 12,092
315,097.152 416.320 ! 25,734.07
Refundi g 36.0 , 0 91.482,0 „ 45.972165 974.650 9,70. 0
Capitl 1,0345i27 5.605 103,6591 084.967,581 25,0 0 6,75481
1,97054.82 40.13,0 13.450 1,362.57
v
s
Si
-195
$
New
4,833014.750.7265,2989 ICSONOGNRRPEUUEFWPATI
LFOGAFVORCERNMEPIGNTA,T, - fSbmrafuaotnuiocpnelydidtyesss
5,24 50 174, 530
$
Total
1,42.507 243.61,50
1,089 0
1,8365 0
•
Refundig 93.78, 0 2460.14 1,781,23
534,70. 36,270. 9
1,7389.10
12.03, 0 02.170.35 1.396201 9.80.0
.
5,24 50
Capit l 1,38.609 17.98563 241.80,37
$
1,089 0
New
-
OSUMFARY
96978.170.122
c
New
$
89.6140 389.0 17.50, 0 230,45.0 183.250 73,96.50 295.0 375,80
426,960
2,40. 0 3,40. 0
1,360.54
S—
426,960
2.40 0 3.40, 0
IflS . O'l 375,0
3
93,25.0 80,538 41,36025 35",7.0248 169,054 6.158 0 25,0 . 0 36192.41
]
743.
420.39,8
80. 0
2 5,0
9,70. 0 16,50.
.
500
5 6.10 47.30,82
173,2 4
342,18 30 ,0 173,2 4
231,50 2 3.841,0 45,2 96 27:64,398 2,47 90 65.7 ,45 397.26 0 95.71,960 874.05,2 9,14,0 96,12487 145,7 .398 6.715981 1,30. 2,4790 147,35476
6,50. 0
50 .0 003
721,025^
31.0 , 0 4,913 05 7,10.352
1,34.30
1,4083671
17,594 21 2,70. 0 :; 2,78 39 106.4520
9.50 0 53,8 .0
t.
75.0 0
173,2 4
342,18 173.2 4
25.0 25 3,8410 45,1796 27,64.398 2,4790 56.0 ,476 381.2 0 85.71960 820.17 5 9,140 78.53196 145.7 39S 6.715,981 8.5930 2.4790 124.576,3
2,950
297.950
7 4.984
148,206159 81,24357 328,5125 35.174 52 .1,5093 10,6 0 178.956 75. 7,23 869,3724 89.614,0 538, 1.659 9,18573 328.5Y25 265.19 52 194,761093 744,8744 lO. &QO 178.9586 50,237
53,9.0 ; 5,60.5
.
195 -
——
,
98
Capit l 53.6140 297,81.0 17,50. 0 184,372. 5 ,84.27530 64,29.50 357,6850 1,059 27
96,2970 314,079 5 20. ,0 15.0 0 419.760 179,50 19,280 47.50, 0 ; 9.0 .0 29;86,0 '?" .. 1,435970
3.589,450
2,950
1.375,0 375,0
295.0
$
New
S
Total
;
1
__
297,950
7 4.984
145.7084 81,24357 328,512 35,174.52 1,5 .093 10, .0 178.95,6 63,50164 85,3157 53.614,0 4.89,374 9,18573 328.512 219,54627 95.786,43 65.04 8 10. - 178.95,6 47, 014
53,90. 5,605
Y
,
1,406, 6 "235,60
5,2 4, 50
1. 97.8 0 172,83.60 20.83,59
•
#3
.
.
.
12,05 92 14.5 ,87 36,0 0 93,82 5 45,97265 98.74650 9,70 0 30,467.592
2.50,285
18,420 30,541.27
$
12.0 ") 702,450 1.435,89270 9,80. 0
97,31 23
$
-1956
50 ,0 50 ,0 0
85,34 0 59,1620 5,30 0 32,56.0 17,60. 6,3780 8,51 0 6,120 61 917.28,61
Total 1.3504, 5.60,5 106,2.>7a0 69,7.83 25,0 0 6.754~81
;
721,025
290. 0
270,86.53 5,796025 53.706 35,0467 35,69241 18.S23
2.0 0 2,0 0
2
Total
s
7
Y
17.5421 482.0 13,07839 89.60,2
Retundig 9,50. 0 47.385,0
s
—1954
Capitl
Capitl
New
-
•
20 .0
1.07,2351
1,71M,7.3058.84
271,438 5,796025 53.70,6 35,76 9 290, 0 35,692.41 18, 23 421,673.410 124,35.0 745.09384 41,36.025 3^0,8460 169,82.69 6,158.0 25,0 0 36,92"41 261,507.23
'
-•
1,3089.41 98.0 , 0 60,2.0 71,0. 1.34809 13,250
~
2.0 ,0 2,0,0
9.32.60 98.75 2
450,73.84 71.08 0 68.51,2 260.3516 1,0910 5921 4,53 554,846 4.70. 0 3,9215 78.231,063
1,923,125 "871,36 3
■
3,54209.76813,9.2854091,768DRefavBcoHlnsptrmudiPC.kDavt§oGnSmhFetievcduhaodfrg,esnf.lcy YFE3MIAOVNRTFDSHSCUTRONAEHIED
YFM3EIOTANVFHRMIDA1OUCASNECRPDGL
862.5 61 3.40, 0 105,49683 275,14.382 5,02 0 60,0
*
20. 0
613, 05
Capit l 93,250 469,320. 35, 0 29,75648 134,058.9 5,86.0 25,0 . 0 irOG0, 0 237,068.9 1,208694
106,45260 28,05. 13.46723
*
3,0 195,0
3,5610 45.96,452
$
1.40836741 98,0 0 69.2 0 29.7850 1.3680742 13,250
305,0 0
Retundig 89,60.2 16720.
-1954
7,10352
Refundig 31,0 0 4,30 0
'
87.623 1.83,59
1,20. 0 963.40 80.74360 6,457.923
3,978.40
3,015,0
175. 28 20,73865 231,0635 8,719260
5,760
1,2718,304664852790_
124,350 473,620 35, 0. 306.870 134,0589 5.86,50 25,0 0 l.O .O 240,65.0
$
—1953 $
6780, 15723,0 1,7056.43 2,0 .0
2,56 ,0
65,0240
$
120,
963,40
45.71294 o71n.0o80 69,7512 52661.598 1.0910 673.2573 1563'942 4.70 3.92 15
1,923~125 13,7863
175, 2.8 21.70265 234.076,35 "8.719,20
1,372.846
34, ~27C6'5 I03.U60 12,98043 7 ,9873 f.20, 0
S
5,760. 0
9,3260 94,7 125
7,28.60 6,457925
$
—1952
3.0 0 195,0
2,56 0
14,98675 15,82^ 5 2,08.60 2,130, 0 15,786351 42,10643 417,683 97.46,50 490,52 0 40.82359 15,0 0 56,31.475 1^5,3724". 21.56 0 47.50, 2,130. 0 24.786351 34.97,643
„
Refundi g 10.79 0 2,104,^0
$
1956
_
„
;
Capit l 86,190. 31.9750 20. ,0 15.0 0 346, 08 179,50. 18.290 47,50 s.0 ,0 285,7 .90 1,3974 80
450
S
3,589
2
1,40 6 0
235.0
-
ACHANRDTE
73.510,2 1.0 0
1.27 580 4.264,590
3.941.35
583. 3
23,11,589750069.4741.7382
1.S3650
7.095.10 97,31 2
170.23460 20,83.59 14,98675 15,82385 2.03,60 1.546, 7 15,786351 42,10643 413.825430 86,190 486,27910 823,59 15,0 0 492,850.9 195,37.285 2P9O.*01 47.50 1.546 7 24,786351 327.89543
5,24 50
-c
40
New
3,377
583, 3
1,97,80 2,160,140
73,510 2 1.0 0 7.095,10 93,789 70
=
1,7309.
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MONTHS Corpate- Domestic— Short-ea Pref d Com on Candi - Long-term Short-em Prefred Com on Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on ."-Total Candian Loan United toal •Thes
Grand
.
3
•
Other
.
,
Other Farm
i
'
3
*
MONTHS Long-Term ste l, Equipment Maontdrs
3
Public Iron,
Other Land, Rub er
Investmn Miscelanous
Total
..
Railrods Public Irsoten,l, Equipment Maont drs Other
hand, Rub er
Ship ng Investmn
Miscelanous
Total
Stocks-
Railrods Public isrtoen,l, Equipment Maontodrs Other
Land,
Ship ing Investmn
Miscelanous
Total
Total—
ste l, Equipment and Jp lng »-Kfrapnt Miscelanous
Railrods Public iron,
Motors Other
on
Dift. Rub er
Ol
t-
Total
(r?0)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
I
V#.*
Type of
5
Jan
12
Jan
26
Jan
Refunding
S
91-day
91-day
91-day
91-day
19
Jan
Accepted
9
Jan
Total Amount
Security
Dated
1
U.
Jan
S.
$$14,000,000
1.900,478.000
1.600,062,000
Alabama
Power Co.
1,600,GO 1,000
1,600.601,000
1,
Puipose,
bills
1,601,612,000
1,600.903,000
Treas.
Savings
bills
1.600,865.000
1,600,865,000
be! s.
644.835,592
644,835.592
1,720,000
for
2
1,720,000
91-day
7,050,111,592
bills
Treas.
A.
647,680,592
6,402,431.000
1,600.425,000
1,600,425,000
M.
9
Treas.
bills
Treas.
91-day
bills
Feb
16
91-day
Feb
23
Feb
l
1
Tax
1.600,755,000
bills
U. 3. Savings fcds.
Depositary bonds..91-day
Feb
Feb
antic'n
543,964,005
-ii—:
»
.
Ac
Co.,
Inc.; Lee
Son
Ac
Co.;
Putnam
Inc.;
Tucker,
Anthony
Mar
8
91-day
Mar 22
Mar 29
91-day
91-day
Mar
11 Vb
1
6.400.310,000
1,604.528,000
1,601.218.000
1,600.068.000
bills
bills
bills
1,600,206,000
1,600,061,000
Ctfs,
tnos,
1
2
Mar
1
11 Va
Va-yr,
Blair
.
1,600.249,000
1,600.249,000
1,600,391,000
R.
•.<",>
1,600.391.000
6,229.950,000
6,229,950,000
1,004,782.000
1,004,782,000
1
U.
1
Mar
M.
*
,
M.
S. Savings bds,
Depositary bondsantic'n
notes
;
2,108,087.000
Wells
Tax
517,561,292
517,561,292
1,837,000
1.837.000
for
As
Corp.;
Co,;
Norris
Inc.;
Total
for
17,867,659,292
17,344,806,000
31,866,925.889
30,147,547,000
Bear,
&c
Co.,
Ball,
Stearns
:
,
General
Inc,;
Sjiteela-As
,.
_
Poole,
*300,000
*
•r
First
to
Co.-;
-
months....
1,719,378.889
Shields
Swiss
4
Roberts
•INTRA-GOVERNMENT
Co.
FINANCING
r
■
As
Parke;
January—
Retired
$
Certificates
Net P-«ued
$
*2,000,000
Shearson,
585,0:>9.00fl
137,400,000
-142,588,000
}
•
$12,000,000
Total
for
!_„,
January
882.192,000
722,439.000
.
Co.,
-
Central
due
E,
tion.
,
t340,247,000
1,
Power
1986.
Hammill
,
As'
938,564,000
825,050,000
119,272,000
130,125.000
110,853,000
955,175,000
102,661,000
Co.
for
February
1:057,836,000
March—
'•
-
due
Certificates
702,370.000
612,025,000
65,2^1,000
—-
108,109,000
Notes
Total
for
March
767,661,000
-
90,345,000
three
for
720,134,000
i,207,689,005
months
■
v
47,527,000
2.397,748.000
..
$190,059,000
"Comprises sales of special series certificates and notes; certificates
r.old to Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and
Unemployed Trust Fund
and notes to Federal Old
Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account,
ings
System,
Insurance
Life
Federal
Insurance
Deposit,
Fund,
Insurance
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation.
Paine,
As
National
Service
Corporation,
and
1,
1986.
Schmertz
As
As
As
Sons;
Jci
As
JNet retired.
New
Capital Flotations
i
.
ks,
Fauset,
Green,
<k
Ellis
Bonds
and
Notes
InF;
(Issues
,
,
•
I
■
ladenburg.
'
for
Baxter.
,
new
equipment.
Williams
Ac
Co.;
Price, to yield from 3.05',a
.Frpeman
Ac
Co.;
The
due
Ohio
&
Ry.
equipment. ' Price,
ler;
Drexel & Co.;
equipment
trust
Co.,
to
yield
from
by Salomon
Securities' Corp.;
due
Purpose,
for:
annually
Ry.
Nov.
equipment.
new
Inc.;
L.
F.
Ac
Co.;
Dick Ac
Rothschild
E.
Pollock
&
Co.
Ac
$10,000,000
to
.1
3.10';,
i
'
Stroud
equipment
1956
to
Price,
to
Offered
trust
1970,
yield
by
Halsey,
Co.
series
Pacific
RR.
series
E,
Power
*600,000
to
New
Stimrt
-
155,000,000
Stroud
8c
Co.,
for
Co.
1,
New
As
As
by
•
1,
1976.
Price.
I,
As
100'*
and
terest.
8c
«
A. G
accrued
in¬
Co.-
|
Co., Inc.; Blair 8c Co
Inc •
Freeman Ac Co.; Ira Haupt & Co ;
H. Hentz Ac Co.;
Johnston, Lemon Ac Co.; Ladenburg, Thai-
5
:
I
i
...
Gas
1,
Light
1981.
Co.
bonds,
ber,
'
"
Co.,
As
Brown
As
Inc.;
Sons;
As
Co.;
R.
privately.
As
As
t
-
to
interest.
Co.,
Co.;
Inc.;
bank
ronav
.due
"o
-
"
Merrill
As Co..
Pennsylvania^..3':hT equipment
trust certificates, series
semi-annually Oct. l, 1956 to April l, 1971, inclu¬
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield from
due
Sullivan
&
Co.,
As
Co.;
Laurence
M.
sive.
2.80V
mon
to
according to maturity.
Drexel
Ac
Co.;
and Stroud Ac Co., Inc.
Bros.
Corp.;
$6,555,000 Seaboard
series
Ac
Hutzler;
for
Line
&
annually
new
RR.
annually
new
according
,
Wabash
for
,
Offered
Union
bv
gage
bonds,
bank
Salo¬
Blyth
Securities
NOv.
equipment.
to
Drexel
Co.,
2Vh V
Inc.
equinment
trust
As
As
Co.;
1,
1956
to
1970,
Price, to yield from
inclusive.'
2 70'*
As
to
Corp.;
and
Illinois
Paine,
Schwabacher
Hill
■
R.
Dec.
and
1988.
l,
»
crued
As
Richards
Staats
As
As
Inc.:
Co.;
Kuhn.
Brothers;
Loeb
Merrili
to
Ripley
As
As
/
-
Co.;
As
Co.,
Robert- W. .Baird -As
McCormick
As
Co.;
Sutro
Stone
As
A:
Co.
-
'
Co.;
Schwa¬
Shields
As
Weld
due
and
for
in.erest.
Co.;
&
G.
Un-
Arthurs,
Whipple
Burge
A.
As
Co.;
Kraus;
Becker
J.
As
Co.
Cj.,
.Inc.;
Bosworth,
Co.;
J. C. Bradford
Burnham
Dodge;
Inc.;
loans
As
Bacon,
Co.;
and
As
Co.;
Co.;
Eastman,
Emanuel,
Fay;
As
Central
Courts
Dillon
Deetjen
Hornblower
Co.;.
Co.;
As
Ca.;
Laird
As
Hammill
As
E.
As
As
As
Co.;
Weeks;
F.
As
Co.;
First
Howard,
Hutton
Co.;.Laird,
As
Webster
Co.;
J.
'
-
Corp.;
Co.
E.
As
Co.;
Bissell
R.
notes
4
in
As
Co.;
I.
As
As
Co.;
Weld
As
Co.;
Simon
Co.,
Co.;
G.
As
As
Staats
As
As
Roney
M.
R.
Sutro
H.
As
Inc.;
Union
Walker
Co.,'
and
10-year
10
Corp.
6%
Dean
1,
1.966
and
29,490
con-
shares
-ceijtst
in
units
of
a
$100
stock! Purpose, for equipment
oI
Price,
$102
per
unit.
Offered
by
Co., Inc. Completed.
3.
6
Inc.
and
at
7
par.
5'*
subordinated
Purpose,
years.
Offered
by
debenture
for
working
to
public,
due
March
company
underwriting.
Knitting Mills 20-year
1976.' Purpose,
refunding.
debentures
Price,1
100'<
of
principal
by company £°r subscription by preferred
without underwriting.
stockholders,
Pacific
6',*
Offered
amount.
due
C.
*
April
shares
As
Price,
etc.
Noel
Oneita
1,
•10,000,000
10
As
Nicolaus
White,
due
Cooperatives,
without
296,600
Co.;
Jackson
Reinholdt
Win.
William
Corp.;
(par
stock
and
due
capital,
Co.;
Co.;-
Schwabacher
Stifel,
Manufacturing
Boland
Midland
Co.;
Alstyne.
As
working, capital/
John
250,000
Van
debentures
common
and
As
Inc.;
As
Co.;. Shields
Boyce;
Webber,
Co.,
Oversubscribed.
Plastics
debenture
As
Securities
Wertheim
As
vertible
.of
As
As
Paine,
As'
Riter
Co.;
Barney
Bros.
Witter
294,000
As
Rjthschild
F.
Smith,
Securities
Co.;
Shepard
Stein
Scone
c
Northwest
Reynolds
L.
Coast
F^b.
1,
Aggregates,
1971.
Ciuz
Purpose,
Portland
institutional
8c
Pennsylvania
4\'i'V
Inc.
promissory
notes
acquisition of assets of
for
Cement
investors
Schwabacher
Co.
Placed,
Salt
through
Blyth
At
Co.,
jfne.,
and
Co.
by
15,000.000
Co.
debentures
Price,
Pierce.
Peabody
M^selev
As
Allen
Ball.
As
Clark,
Friedrichs
Prescoct.
Lazard
McDonald
As
Inc.;
First
of - .Michigan.,. Corp.; _Gloxe,
Goldman",
Sachs' As Co.;
Goodbody As
As
Co.;
Harriman
Ripley
As
Co.,
Inc.;
As
Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes As Co.; Hickey
Co.;
Pacific-
Co.;
As
'
Sacns
ers;
due
100'*
A:
Ac
Manufacturing Co. 3.45'* sinking fund
.April
1,
1981.
Purpose,
for
expansion.
and accrued
interest.
Co.;
A;
Drexel
Corp:;
8c
Blyth
Co.;
Co.,
Eastman,
Underwritten by Kidder,
First
Boston
I*c.;-The
Dillon
Ac Co.; Goldman,
Co.; Harriman Ripley Ac Co., Inc.; Lehman Broth¬
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane;
Smith,
Bar-
'
ney
The
Ac
Corp.;.
Co.;
A.
-
if,
White,
Weld
BecK^r
8c
Ac
•
-
$
Represents issues placed privately.
Indicates: issues sold "competitively,
t Indicates
special offering.
Co.; ' American
Co., inc.;. Hornblower
Co.;
Elworthy As Co.; First California Co.;
Pacific
Northwest
Co.;* William
Co.;
and
accrued
Inc.;
Co.,
Co.;
Labouisse,
Co.;
As
Forgan
Inc.;
bank
and
Co.;
As
As
Co.;
debentures
reduce
Sons;
A:
Riter
Ac
Co.;
fund
Blyth 'As
Boucher As
B.
Co.;
Ac
Co.;
White,
Oversubscribed.
Inc.;
As
As
Hoker
Co.;
Co.;
Co.,
As
Corp.; Sutro As
Alstyne, Noel As Co.;
Brothers;
Co..
J.
Co.,*
to
TOO'*
(Inc.);
Dain
As
Lynch.
R.
Loeb,
Fenner
As
sinking
Stearns
Brown
Hallgarten
Shearson.
,
repay
As
Pierce,
Securities
Co.
4'.*
Bache
As
Co.
Eberstadt
Gardner;
Alex.
Offered
Glore.
Stanley As Co.: F.
Co.; Central Republic
Co.;
M.
Curtis-;
refunding mort¬
Purpose,
in ,ere*/.
Laird,
McCormick
Barney Ac Co.; William
Boyce; Stifel, Nicolaus
As
Corp.; Van
Wertheim
Price,
Bear,
Co..
Smith,
Purpose,
Co.;
8c
Hammill
Webster
Co.;
Co.
Baird
As
J.
Co.;
As
Co. (Inc.);
Weeks; W. E. HuttorrAs Co/; Lee Higginson
Webber, Jackson As Curtis; Shields As Co.;
Trask
As
Co.;
Alex.
Santa
Morgan
Witter
As
Co.
As
Lehman
Beane;
Dean
Spencer
RR.
3% equipment trust
certificates, series G due
from April l, 1957 to 1971, inclusive.
Purpose
equipment. Price, to yield from 2.90'* to
3.20V
As
Co.;
Peabody
Co.;
Hornblower
Bros.
due
and
Inc.; Eastman, Dillon As Co.;
Goldman, Sachs As Co.; Harriman
As
Fenner
maturity.
Offered by Salomon
Co.; Union Securities Corp.;
&;
Z,
first
Co.,
Kidder.
Freres
certificates
series
loans. Price, 101 Hi'-/
Inc.;
Air
Hutzler;
Stroud
8c
due
P.
Purpose,
3.05'f
3.23%
3abV
Hutton.
M.
Lazard
Freres
As
Co.;
Carl
M.. Loeb,
Rhoades
As
Co.;
Irving Lundborg As Co.; McCormick As Co.; Mc¬
Donald
8c
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner As Beane;
F.
S.
Moseley As Co.; Newhr.rd, Cook As Co.; The Ohio
*500,000 North State Telephone Co. 338l* 25-year notes due Aoril 1.
1981.
Purpose,
for improvements, etc.
Placed
privately
through Kidder, Peabody As Co.
Co.
Weeks;
F.
.Meeds;
and
Marks
As
Co.;
Carl
Co.;.
Lynch,
Bros.
Lehman
by
W.
As
Weil,
Lynch,
Electric
1976.
Hayden,
Co.;
Inc.:
Co.;
Eastman,
E.
&.
Rothschild
F.
Witter-Ac
Co.;
As
-i
Inc.;
$25,000,000 Pacific Gas &
Dean
capital.
Co.;
Co.;
loans.
As
As
'Noyes As Co.; /
Co./
As
rRevnokls
Co.;
Ac
As-
Trailer
1,
Forgan
*
v
Morgan
Leeds
G.
Inc.;
Burnham
Inc.;
Co.";
&
Ac
Lundborg
Stein
Stone.
and
California
4
'
As
Freres
Merrill
Securities
Walker-
Co.,
As
Co.;
Inc.;
Republic
American Securities
Bartow
Ck,
Co.; ..Laird
As
Co.;., L.
Shearson,
As.
8c
.
bv
Son
Fay;' Hornblower
8c
Sullivan
- -
Offered
Inc.:
As
A.
Co.,
Boucher
As
As
Friedrichs
Co.;
SimonAs
Union
H.
Rooert
Ma son-Ha gar*.
Co.;
Turben
Co.,
Barth
bonds
,
As
(Inc.); Clark, Dodge
^Co.
Cq/;'Henlphill,
As
Gardner;-
Co.;
derwritten
•
Inc.;
McCormick
As
Co.; McDonald
Pierce, Fenner As Beane; Merrill,
The Ohio Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
As Curtis;- R. W. Pressprich As
Co.; Putnam As Co.; F. S.
Smithers 8c, Co.; Strader, Taylor As Co.,
Inc.; Tucker, An¬
thony As Co.; G. H. Walker As Co.. and Dean Witter As Co.
8c
-
A:
M.
working
As
Sherrerd; Chaplin and Co.;
Cooley As Co.; Doniinick As Dominick
Irving. Lundborg
I.
March
and
loans
Burge
Co.;'
Blyth
B.
J.
As
Moselcy
Roney
Ac
10,000,000 Fruehauf
refunding mortgage, bonds,
As Co..
Bosworth,
bank
„
Whipple
Bacon,
Inc-;'Ball,
M; Dam
Irving
As
S.
Staats
G.
Butcher
Dodge As Co.;
C.
Co.;
Co.;
Co.,
mortgage
repay
1996." Purpose,
As
F.
bacher
..
first
to.
33hV
accrued
Baird
W.
Co.;
Rr-inholdt
Wm.
__
FF,
$8,310,000
Robert
&
deben-
bank-loans
As-Co.:;
Newhard, Cook As Co.;
Ohio Company;
Pacific North we. t Co.; Paine, Web¬
Jackson
As
Curtis;:, prcseott, Shepard
As Co.,
Inc.;
The
"
3va%
Placed
and
Struthers
Putnam
J.
Lazard
Kidder,-Peabody
Purpose,
April 1,
Co.;
-
Co.;
As
Inc.;
Peabody
Meeds;
As
Beane;
..
Stuart
Hallgarten
,
a
Inc.
Stearns
Republic
Co.; *HooKer
McDonald
F.
Wood.
Ohio
Inc.
Telephone Co.
dug
Brothers;
Co.;
McMaster Hutchinson 8c
Co.; Mullaney Wells
Ac Co.; Wm. E. Pollock &
Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich Ac Co •
L F. Rothschild A:
Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Shearson
Hammill 8c Co.; Shields &
Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Stifel',
Nico.aus 8c Co., inc.; Stroud 8c
Co., Inc.; Swiss American
Corp.; Thofnas &
Company; Wertheim 8c Co., and F. S.
Yantis At
Co;. Inc. An additional 822.220,300 of the bonds
were issued in exchange for New
Orleans, Texas & Mexico
Ry.
$7,560,000
&
maun
Co.;
1
mortgage
bonds;
Purpose, to-.repay bank loans
Prigg..; )02 41'*
and accrued
Co.;
;
institutional
reduce
Alex.- Brown
Co.;
Co.;
Kidder,
Rhoades
-first-
As
Co.
Co.-Inc.;
Hayden .."Stone, A?
Inc.)
Co.;
Weld
As
Howard,„ Weil,; Labouisse,
BisselD As
.
'■
Price,
Halsey,
&
Inc.;' Biair
pro nam.
wilJi
to
Co.,
As
Bear,
Co.,<•
As
As
Central
Courts
Ac /Co.;'
Illinois Company Inc.; Indianapolis Bond As Share
Corp.;
Johnston. Lemon As Co.; Kalman 8c Co.. Inc.; A. M. Kidder
As Co.; Kidder, Peabodv A:
Co.;. K'lhn. Loeb As Co.; Lehman
Bear,
Lecker &
Dlck & Merle-Smith;
'
'
•
•»"
The Dominion Securities Corp.: Fa hey. Clark As Co.; Ferris
As Co.; The First Boston
Corp?| First of Michigan Corp.:
Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs As Co., Inc.;*
Fulton, Reid As
Co.; Gloro, Forgan As Co.; Goldman, Sachs As Co.; Harriman
Ripley 8c Co.. Inc.; Hayden, Miller As Co.; Havden.
Stone Ac Co.; Hemphill, Noyes As
Co.; Henrv Heh'man As
Co.; J. J. B. Hilliarcl A' Son; Hornblower As Weeks: The
Underwritten by Halsey. Stuart 8c Co..
Inc.- Adams
Peck; Auehincloss, Parker 8c
Redpath; Bache'Ac Co.;
Ball,
Burge
Ac
Kraus:
Baxter,
Williams
Stearns Ac Co.;
/••'
As- Co.;
mortgage.! boatWi.
Offered, by
Co.;
Co.;,The
Denton,
100.548';-
Clark,
8c
J
-
with
3%%
1986.
construction!
York
Blyth
,
collateral trust notes due March
Puroose, refunding.
-*
A;
construction
White,
■
Co.;
Co.,
1
As Co.. Inc.;
Co.; Thomas
Arthur L. Wright
.
Co.'J' -Bache
Blair
Sullivan
Bradford
hickey'^ As
/
1980.
first
for
duPont
I.
Blair
new
Corp.;
certificates,
Inc.
RR.
'
.
•
Co.;; Kalmau-*
mortgage bonds'due
interest.
construction.
Offered
March
Price.
due annually April l.
1957-1971, inclusive.
Pur¬
new
equipment.
Price, to yield from 3.15';;
to
according t.o maturity.
Offered by Salomon Bros.
Hutzler; Drexel 8c Co.; Union Securities Corp.*
and
$779,700 Missouri Pacific
.*,
y.
Paged
privately
Kalinan As Co., .Inc.
3%V
Purpose,
March
new
Bros.
series
,
Ac
/
'
Nicolaus
and
«.
general
for
T02%% axrd accrued- Iriby Lehman'-Brothers; Allen As Co.;..
As
Inc.;
Company;
Lestrange
first
through
-Co.
Electric
Britain
due
for
3.40'*
i
trust
D.
pose,
;»?..
n-*4
*
Francis
Burns
Haupt Ac Co.; The Illinois Co.
Co., Inc.; and McMaster Hutchin¬
equipment
Co.;
As
and
-As
Co./ F. - Eberstadt / As
Go./ EmanUcl.
Deetjen
Co.;
First California
Co.,. Inc.;
First
of
Michigan
Corp.; Glore,. Forgan ;As -Co..;*..GoUimaiC Sachs
As
Co.;>
Gooubody-As-Co.;. Hallirarten As Co."; THarrimah. Ripleyt As
1
•''
Mackall-& -Coe;*.
Co.; New Yorlt
Cartwright
As
3a4'*
accrued
due
for
Co.;
..
Ira
3%5*
Stifel,
As
■
As
>
,
Dick
construction.
Stanley As Co.; A. C. Allyn
$2,550,000 Missouri
Co.;
Lceb 8c
Babbage
'
Dillon
,
.
-cer¬
3',*
Walker
H.
new
Narragansett
interest.
&
inclusive.
from
Fox;
Swenev
investors
and
Ine.
Co.,
and
Bros. Ac Hutzand
G.
1,, 1986.
10214%
As
Purpose, for
Merle-Smith; R W. Pressorich Ac Co.;
Co.; Baxter, Williams Ac Co.; Freeman
Ac
Gregory & Sons;
Inc.; Wm.
3%r.r
1,
according to maturity.
Ac Co.
son
Western
As
As
for
As-Ca.;*-
Haupt
As
Co.
As
C..
and
As
As
Co.;
Gas
Mississippi
"March
Co,
As
for
William
tificates
,
$4,000,000
i
North
Thalmann
J.
Inc.
Purpose,
Inc.;
Ac
Inc.
$3,900,000 Chicago &
3.75<*
Company;
Co.,
Minneapolis
certificates
2.80';.
Offered
Union
Ira
Kaiser
Newburger,
Norris
Meyer
Stokes
institutional
'
according to maturity.
i
3'*
annually Feb. 20, 1957 to 1971, inclusive.
new
,
*2,000,000
to
Illinois
Co. Inc.; Ira Haupt Ac Co.; Wrn. E. Pollock Ac
Co.,
Shearsoti, Hammill <fc Co.; and McMaster Hutchinson
$4,800,000 Chesapeake
Frank,
As
according to maturity... Offered by Halsey, Stuart
Inc.; Dick Ac Merle-Smitli; R. W. Pressprich Ac Co.;
i
Co.,
Co.;
Bosworth
1
As
As
inclusive.
1971,
Purpose,
As
Keir;
Hanauer
Lestrange
*
Hirshberg.' Inc.; -Pacific NorthPatterson.,, Coneland As Kcnchs-lj. .Inc.; Wnr. -E.
Co.;
Walter
$$4,500,000 .Baltimore & Ohio RK. 3lA'/c eoulpment trust, certifiers,
'series GG, due annually Jan. 1, 1957 to
3.30'J.
As
B.
and
by
Co.;
Butcher
4%' convertible subordinated
Robert W; >Baird
Barth- At Co.;
Becker
interest.
Co.;
8c
Boyce;
■
'
As.
privately
1970- Purpose,
J;-
-
r*
First of Michigan
Co./'Robert Garrett.
J.
Richards
Corp.;
Stern,
.
RAILROADS
&:
Anderson;
''
bonds
and
accrued,
Placed
Underwritten
Co.;
Kraus;
M."
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Rotan, Mosie As Co.; Russ
As Co.; Schoellkopf. Hutton As
Pomeroy. Inc.; Scott, Horner
As Mason, Ind.; Shearson, Hammill & jCo.:
Singer, Deane
As Scribner; Smith, Moore & Co.;
Stem Brothers As Co.;
Maturing-
'
■
As
"
,
Curtis;
and
*■ --. •»- '. ;
bank loans
Co.;
Freeman
Grubbs
Wells As Co.;
Pollock
As
As
Co., Inc.; Raffensoerger,'-Hughes As Co.,-; inc.-;"'
Rambo, .Close As Kerner Inc.; Reinholdt As Gardner;- The'
Later Than Five Years)
.
to repay
Steele
As
Hill
Co.;
Kirtdand,
Co.,
west
j
During March, 1956
Long-Term
•
As
■
first mortgage
Shelby Cullom Davis
Foster As Marshall;
Harrlson
Life
Federal
•
Illinois
Rhoades
loans
Trailer-Co.
Arthurs,
•'♦
.
The
and1
and *for- working..capital,, Pricg,
-
'
•
...
101.153V
and
Stuart ,As^Co.~ Inc;;
Inc,;.
'
*
Clark,
purposes."
March, 1,
50
and
program
:*-r-
bank
repay
due
stock
Underwritten
'•
Purpose.-to
tcrest.
Morgan
Inc.,- Laurence
Price,
Co.,
Merle-Smith;
Corp.;
•
by
Inc.;.
.
Co.;
Oversubscribed. *
Purpose,
construction.
As
Jacksoii
i
■'
Co..
Co..
As
Webber.
Mullanev,
of
Space
Co.;
Hanseatic
Details
Offered
by Halsey,
AJlLson-Williams
Co.;
A, C. Allyn. As Co.,-,Inc.; Anderson As Blyudwick:
>.'Eaehq As Co,UEacp-n, Whipple As Co.; Barret, Fitch, -.North'
-& Go.;
Baxter. Wiiiiams As 4Co.;
Boswortli, Sullivan As*"
Co., Inc.; Stockton Broome As Co.; City Securities
Corp.;:
Clayton
Securities
Corp.:
Cooler '&
Co.;
Cunningham.
Foreign Service Retirement Fund, Canal
Alaska Railroad Retirement F\ind, Postal Sav¬
Government
Fund,
Lane,
Offered
Civil Service Retirement Fund.
Zone Retirement
Fund,
Co.:
March
new
$42,818,000
■
■
Total
A:
R.-, W.. Pressprich
.
v*' r, "■
.
interest.
'
$30,000,000 Houston Lighting & Power Co.- 3 Vt '*
'
'
accrued
of "debentures
unit.
through H. M.' Byllesbjr
tures
debentures
L5-year VAr't- notes due March
Fruehauf
•
.•
-
mortgage' bonds, due April
for ' construction -.,* progrank • > Price,
1971.
'«•) '.
.
.
.
common
construction
per
inve.stof$
37,500,000
,
/
,
of
Carl..M.-Loeb.
Co.;
Pacific Electric Co.
corporate
;
lirst ..mortgage -bonds,
for new! construe-/.
-• ■
4
/
Purpose,
«
1,
.
,
3%^*- first
Johnson,
Inc.;
Marks
Total
3'4%
1/ 1986.'
Stanley
& Co.; 'Robert W.
Baird • &
Dodge. As Co.; Courts As Co.; Estabrook
113,514.000
Dotes
Co.
and
C'o,
V.' "* ''<•> t
•
8c
$500
for
$550
KessJnger.
Federal
*
Wright
Staats
R.
*2,000,000
-v-
Arthur ,L.
of
,
fund
-shares
Bankers Bond Co.; Stein Bros.
Slmrrerd; "O'Neal. Aldcn As Co., lug;,
'*■
y
units
Prico,
/
r,
sinicmg
,
90,000
The
_
As
Fox;
Weedetk-As
Meyer- As
Company;
Placed privately.; / *
Purpose,
101.375'/*.
Certificates
Power
March
Price, at par
Georgia
February-
As
Harold E. Wood As Co.;* and
Inc., Oversubscribed.-/
,<
Colorado
$297,6^9,000
94,812.000
Frank,
Stern,
Thomas
Corp.;
series
$
287,380,000
-
Notes
Company;
Inc.;
*1-
As
Issued
As
capital.
-WiUifitn
x
underwriting.,.
-and
stock/ Purpose,
of
working
'•
.
convertible
working capi-
for
Purpose,
12-year-5'*
J.968
50-cents )• in
(par
.
1966.
1.
privately through Townsend, Graff Aj Co.
to. public,-without
Jan.-:, 15,
.shares
.
Raffe'nsperger, Hu^hek As Co., Inc;t'
Kerner,.Inc.; L. F., Rothschild As Co.;.
American
March
Placed
15-year debenture bonds. Purpose,
borrowings from factors and to purchase mate- *
Price, 100% of principal amount. Offered by com- •
pany
■
'
Purpose,
reduce
..due
.
,
;
,
1' 1976.
5%%- subordinated
Manufacturing Coi
900,000 Cumberland 'Corp.,
Co.;/Mullaney,
•
three
promissory note due'Sept.
Comfort-Craft, Inc. 8%
rials.
Lehman'Brothers;
Hutchinson-As
s.-
INDUSTRIAL AND MANUFACTURING
tal. etc.
Green.
Kai'sef As,Cot;
Loeb
Kuhn,
through
:
.
debentures due
50,000
Marshall;. Freeman
Ellis 8c Ander¬
investors
:-
capital expenditures and
Burton
,,
/
Inc.;
As
-
^
equipment
4%
Corp,
working'capital. Placed prlvately with Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United
States through,Blyth &
Co., Inc.
''
As Co.; Ira Haupt As- Co.;
Hcntz As Co.; The Illinois Co. Inc.;
McMaster
Co.,
for
r.
:
Transportation
institutional
'
"
.
Budd'Co. "4%
-$7,000,000
Ac
Harrison
H.
Co-
p. * -TTfOTllER
Co.
Bodine;
Co.;
vately-with
&
'
.
&■ Co.*
As
MANUFACTURERS
American
trust certifinates, series 56, due quarterly to and including
March l,
1976.
Purpose, lor new equipment.
Placed pri¬
t
*
Securities Corp.;
Middlebrook,
Inc.;
Co.; Cunningham/ Schinertz
Croutcr
York
EQUIPMENT
*$15,000,000
8c
Tov/nsentl,
first mortgage bonds due
334%
Co.
for construction program. Placed privately
Life Insurance Co.. Continental Assurance
Purpose,
Co., Modern Woodmen of America and others.
Inc.;
Burge
Newburger, Loeb As Co.} New York Hamseatip
As Hirshberg,
Inc.; Patterson, 'Copeland As
Peters, Writer As Chrlstensen, Inc.; Win. E.'
Close
Schmidt,
Co.;
As Co.,
Co.;
As
8c
Co.;
Telephone
Coast
New
$195,225,000
*
As
Rambo,
522,853,292
.
Allyn
8c
Coburn
As
Sons;
Lemon
Kendall,
March_v—~-/..-
of
As-Co.;
Pollock
Total
West
1985.
Yarnall,
Halsey,/ Stuart
C.
Inc.;-Fausc't,:
Chicago; Foster. As
Bruce As Co.;
Mackall
<
8c
Courts As
Freeman
Gregory As
Heller,
Johnston,
2,108,087,600
and
prjya^y.v y.,\
-^VzX^'J-irstr, mortgage boiids. series
1981. '.Purpose,."to repay bank loans and
improvement's.
Placed' privately 'with -institutional
•with
Brothers;'City
Corp.;
Inc.';
Co.
Co.;
son;
of
Indebtedness
Mar
Burr,
by
A.
Bache
Williams
Inc.; DcHaveix
Dickson As Co.,
Securities
*
Afar.
S.
Co.;
Inc.; .Byrd
Securities
As
.—
Ctfs.
Baxter,
As
Co.,
As
Offered
Strudwlck;
8c. Co,
Coffin
V 145,000
-1,-
&
Clayton
.
-
Notes
Tr.
mos.
'
3,310,000
interest.
Allison-Williams
Kraus p
548,845,005
,
of
Indebtedness
Dec
accrued
Anderson
«
,
1,600,068.000
Treas,
Treas.
Treas.
91-day
Mar 15
6.949,155.005
bills
oills
Co.,
Purpose,
investors.
*3,500,000
Higginson Corp,; W. H. NewCo.; Shields Ac Co.; Stroud
8c
5%
for
20-year
-
1976.
Jan.'.l,
due
due' Jah, -T,
for-
construc¬
Co.
&
Inc.;
—,
for
and
Ac
Company,
and
2,610.000
Teas,
Treas,
91-day
loans
Telephone Co.r of Pennsylvania, 3Vi'Vc
40-vear deben¬
tures
due
March
1,
1996.
Purpose,
tp
repay
advances
<from irarent-and for construction
pragramrTrtce,Toit.T23.V't
•
notes
Total for February.
1
i
t
*
Mar
F
mortgage bonds due March
bank
$35,000,000 Bell
1,256.000
2,610.000
:
,
^
1.600.052.000
1,600,093.000
543,964,005
lirst
repay
1,015,000
1,599.740,000
1,600,052,000 *
1.601,349,000
Treas,
3'/a'«
to
Law
hold's
Ac
Biddle
Feb
\
/uchlncloss, Parker Ac Redpath; Baxter, Wil¬
liams 8c Co.; E. W. Clark Ac Co.;
Cooley &c Co.; Dick 8c
Merle-Smith; R. S. Dickson 8c Co., Inc.; Green, Ellis Ac
Anderson; Hemphill, Noyes 8c Co.; Laird. BLssell Ac Meeds;
-
Feb
1'
Drexel A: Co.;
notes
January
15186.
*
*
•
Inc.
Carolina,
North
debentures
fund
popstruction,^ Placed,
Soutli;Atlantic^
•625,000
T"f
*
tr
program.. Price, 102.824V and accrued interest.
Of¬
fered by Union Securities Corp.; Equitable Securities Corp.;*
709,000
,f
Total
UTILITIES
tion
416,000
Treas.
antic'n
Tax
1
-
:
•
PUBLIC
bills
Depositary bonds
Jan.
.
$38,954,700
bills
Treas.
Treas.
sinkiiig
v new
/•
J,-,
;
*
«
~
•
1957
Mondav, February 25,
.
Serriee -Co. -of
*1,000,000 Public
.I,
■
New
v
Indebtedness
.
.
•
.
FUNDS
OF
■■
according to maturity. Offered by Salomon Bros. Ac Hutz¬
ler; Drexel &. Co.; U*ion Securities Corp.; and Stroud Ac
Co., Inc
(Continued from page 3)
USE
-
Securities
&
Weeks;
Volume 18o:; Number 561,5..-.
Chronicle
The Commercial and- Financial
.
McDonald. «r Co..; W. ML". Newbold's Son Ac $61? Paine,","
'~Weboerv'Jacltsan & -.Curtis; 'Stroud & .Co,r Inc.;- Baker/
'Weeks': & Co.; Oe Haven ■& Towbsqndv i?reiuter & Bcdine;/
Union
*120,000.000
(931)
,
OH, Co.
of
California^ 7>\\rn
subordinate
25-year
STOCKS
.
r
1
*■
*,
Co.; "Janney,
Korthwe^t" Cx; Strikes As'Co.,,;
' and Yarnall, Biddle. & Co". Oversubscribes. r
,
•
Clement. A. Evans jSt JCO., Inc.; Harrison-- •&
" '
Dulles".&
/
,
*
6,000,000 -Riegel
Feb.
x't"
T-,-^981.
and
TOO'/
'*-■
;
Morgan
its
-
'
••*
'
■►.-./r,
1
*
Southern
April
6^-convertible
Co.
Oxygen
due
■es
1,
1-966..
-i*
100/> and
V
W.
John
Underwritten
interest.
aeciyed
.//lberia,.t La.
Clarke &
Doolittle
Co.;
j".
Jones,
.
'
...
-*
..
'
.
v
■
17,000 000
,
Laboratories,'/1ne.-6'i
300,000 Spencer-Kennedy
INVESTMENT TRUSTS. TRADING,-HOLDING, ETC.
*,$9,000,000 PHUton
2o-.veav subordinated notes due
Co.
••*
convertible-debentures due March L 1)66, and 30.000
nated
ot
sharps
eiations.
f
Plsfeed
privately
y
with
..-through Reynolds As Co., Inc.
j,-t
Jextries
Minot,; .Kendall
and
&
Co.,
Inc.
',-
;,
"!
$150,000
cumulative
'struction
1976.
1,
institutional
.
!
' ■
■ ,
.
,*1.500,000
'
class
B
tures
and
tal
t
it.
<
*;
stock
common
five
$10)
(par
of stock.
shares
interest
accrued
on
'
.
with
New
Life
-
due
-
England
New
•
-
.
'
'
1
'
.
'
'
*'
•
-
J
t
i": '
/
#.
* '
.
.
for
for
promissory notes due Jan. 1,
working
capital.
<
x*
Mutual Life Insur¬
Inc.- / '
I*
,
53/4%
As
with
John
and
Massachusetts
Hancock
Budget
J^n
'
1
x
;
Century Acceptance C«M-p< G*'r junior subordinated debentures due'Nov. 1, 1970 (with detachable coxiimon stock
purchase .warrants.). Purpose; for Vorkintr capital. Price,
j 750,006
i.
».'•*.
t
/■• '
*
.
Co.;
A:
■
V
Edwards
G.
A.
E. C,.'Christopher
300.000 Couture National
"
(.
;.
*
f..
As
'
t.
nqw equipment.
?700.000
MrDonald,
Evans
Metropolitan
Louis Co,
St.
Car
Rental
System,
Feb.
due
Price, 100'^
G%
Inc.
1971.
1,
Cities
I,
Gas
1968.
Purpose,
2,249,280
i
Independent Life 8c
and Berkshire Life Insurance Co.
Corp. (Canadian) 4%% sinking iund
"debentures due March 1, 1981. Purpose, to refund subsidiary short-term borrowings and for working capital. Placed
.
v
'
-•
*-.
piivately* with
..*
,
Co.,
•
United
States
(par
Reynoid.s
Co.v Inc.; Riter & Co.;
°L. F. Rothschild
Co?,
Robinson-Humphrey
'
Inc.;
*3,135,000
ten
Richards
to
«
notes
]'
Securities
«fc
Corp^iation;
I
Securities Corp.;>Wertlieim
Union
'•
'
.
Lestrange
'
.
,
4secured
Corp.
production
oil
purchase
.
Life
Mutual
Insurance
due
note
payment.
Co.
of New
1968.
Purpose,
Tide
privately with
Placed
debentures
Price,- 100'//
'<
-
i
C.
Rich-aids
Vork.
&
&
Co.;
Lesfrauge
Becker
Co.
Ac
Ellis
Blunt
-
&
Co.;
Bache
bonds
:
;
-
■j
-
•
•*..
,
;*
.
f
Ac
-
*
■
V
-i
Ac
■
Ac
Hentz
Co.;
.
Ai
J.
J.
Co.;
.
Meeds;
ridge
Ac
Co.;
Fenner -Ac
*
waukee
Ac
Co,;
nam
'
,
Stone
Ac
»
1
.
Webber,
Jaffray
Ac
Ac
Co.;
Jackson
Ac
Ac -Hoowood; R. W.
Quail Ac Co., Inc.;
Securities
Wt-bster
Corp.:
Stroud
Ac
Co..
J.
4Mt'L
debentures
Placed
with
March
1971.
1,
with
privately
Marks
ridge
the
with
Mutual Life
'
AmeHcan
Yarnall,
Bidrik-
Corp.;
Ac
Co.
Spencer
Trask
Oversubscribed.
Ac
Co.;
Co.;
Life
of
Co.
Insurance
April
•
.
*'/
j
.
New
The
Marks
rence* M.
As
Childress
Co.;
As
As
Space
Pierce. -Carrison,
Stein
Co.;
Wulbern,
; Cp.. Jn^:j Van ^Alstyne,
The
Robinson-Humphrey
Boyce:
As
Bros.
A.
Kentucky
Co.,
Inc.;
Noel As
Robinson-Humphrey
Qo'.i Atwill As Co., Inc.;
Kormendi
and
As
$55,9853100
-
/
$300,000
j
*
UNITED
1956
1,
Purpose,
-
4f-
Seattle,
.
Oifered
.
Farm
utility
Feb.
1975
1,
etc.
to
to
Grande As
Sold
$164,000,000 Federal
dated
Jan.
of
43,100,000 Federal
bentures
pose,
New
Banks
(non-callable),
1957.
Co.,
stock
the
3.05'"
dated
100',/
Price.
Everett
and ac¬
fiscal
Smith,
Intermediate Credit Banks 3.05'/ consolidated de
dated April 2. 1956 and due Oct. 1, 1956. Pur¬
York
fiscal
Price,
at
,
76,1.00,000, Federal
Offered
par.
by
John
T.
Knox,
agent.
r
'
consolidated■ de-
Intermediate Credit Banks 3.10'/»
bentures
dated
Purpose,
i
refunding
\ '$42,300.000)■>
April
2,
1956
and
/
/
($33,800,000)
Price, at
' ,v' Nyw- York/fiscal agent.
$283,200-,000
Inc.;
First Loston Corp.;
As Co.; F. S.
The
Kidder,
Co.;
Peabody
par.
due
and
Offered
' ■
by
Jan.
■
for
2,
new
Gas
Saunders,
Stiver
Az
Co.;
A: Co.
& Electric Co. 298,479 shares of conrrno *
Purpose, for construction program. Price,
share.
Offered
stockholders
by
by
and
Merrill
company
employees.
Lynch,
2,377 045 Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co. 83,030 shares of com¬
mon stock
(no par). Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
new
construction.
Price, $28.50 per share to stockholders;
1957.
(Continued on page 8)
money
John T. Knox
Inc.; Rein¬
Loewl 8c Co.
Raffensperger, Hughes As Co,
Co.;
Stokes
(par $10).
per
'*
-i
Co,
As
As
for subscription b/
All subscribed fov.
Pierce, Fenner As Beam ;
Eastman,
Dillon As Co.; Harriman Ripley As Co,
Inc.;
Kidder,
Peabociy
As Co.;
Kuhn, Loeb
As Co.; Lehman
Brothers; Paine, Webber, Jackson A: Curtis; Smith, Earne r
As
Co.;
White, Weld As Co.; Laurence M. Marks As Co.;
F. 8. Smithers As Co.; Fhancis I. du Pont As Co,; Goodbod./
As Co.; Sixuman, Agnew As Co.; R. J
Edwards, Inc.; Hoi nold As Co, Inc.; H. I. Josey As Co.;
Henry Herrman ct
Co.; and Winslow, Douglas As McEvoy.
banks.
refunding.
Co,
Inc.;
Dean
Gardner;
Underwritten
series A-1957 consoli¬
March 15, 1956 and due
through
Offered
Co.;
As
As
10,148,286 Oklahoma
Issues
refunding.
Purpose,
interest.
crued
.agent
Loan
Home
notes
15.
Sachs
and
Inc.;
$34
Government Agency
and
Inc.; Sutro As Co.; Sweney Cart-
As
Blyth
by
As
Brothers
holdt
bonds dated
1982,
inclusive.
revenue
Wash,...^,
Lean
Lerchen
Goldman,
common
,
As Co,
Swiss American Corp.; Taussig, Day As
Dabney As Tyson; Walston As Co,
,
-
due
and
Robinson and Lukens?
Lie.;
Witter As Co.; Central Republic Cc.
(Inc.); Tucker, Anthony As Co.; Bacon, Whipple As Co.;
Robt.
W.
Baird As Co,
Inc.; E. W. Clark As Co.; Stem
improvements,
for
Inc.;
$10,000,000 Northern States Power Co. ) 00,000 shares of $4.16 cumu¬
lative preferred stock (par $100).
Purpose, to i*epay ban?:
loans and for new construction.
Price, $101.75 per sham.
POSSESSIONS
STATES
(Alaska*)*Electric
Seward
Feb.
'
;
.
7,
Co,
Mayer;
Co.; Harold E. Wood As Co.; Arrlxu.<*
L.
Wright As Co, Inc.; F. S. Yantis As Co, Inc.; ar.J
Zuckernxan, Smith As Co.
All sold.
'•
1
*
:
As
Yeatman
Watllng,
Inc.
Co.,
Roger S. Palmer Co.;
Writer Az Chiistensen,
Townsend,
Inc.;
M.
The
Inc.; Laureixce M.
McCourtxxey-Brecken-
Renshaw; Schoellkopf, Hutton As Pomeroy,
good
son
Moselcy
*
Tenenbaum
wright As Co.;
R.
Co.;
Co.;
Northwest Co.;
Co.; Peters,
Pacific
Co.;
Suplee,
Co.;
As
Lane,
,
.3
Curtis;
As
Cohu
As Co.; Courts
As Co.? DempseyClement A. Evans As Co., Inc.; Johnson,
As
Co.,
Inc.;
Merrill
Lynch As Co. Inc.;
Kidder
1
debentures
Purr**""
Jackson
As
Shearson, Hammill As Co.; Rober
Showers; Smith. Moore As Co.; Stern, Frank, Meyer As Fox,
Stifel, Nicolaus As Co, Inc.; Stix As Co.; Stokes As Co.;
S. Dickson 8c Co., Inc.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Lau-
-4
/
7
•
...
fund
sinking
Masten
Prescott, Wright, Snider Co.; Rambo, Close As Kerrey
Inc.; Reinholdt As Gardner; Irving J. Rice As Co, Inc,?
interest.
Tegeler
-
3,ff4 r'r
Inc.
1976.
.Paine,.' Webbej-,
:/'„
/
Stores,
1,
accrued
E.
A.
Inc.;
Rodman As
-..and
Mannheimer-Egan,
Coe;
Co.;
Co.; McDonald-Moore As Co.; James J. McNulty
Mead, Miller As Co.; Merrill, Turben As Co, Inc.;
Peltason,
for. "•x»an«ion. Price, 100'fc
Underwritten by Merrill Lynch,
Pieirce, Fenner As Beane; uoiaman. oacus As Co.; Lehman
Brothers;
White,
Weld
As
Co.;
Hornblower
As
Weeks;
due
'
t
As
As
As
Ohio
o'.2fn
subordinated note
for working capital. Placed
Corp.
Mutual
Johnson-McKendrici:
Norfolk;
of
Lemon As Co.; Edward D. Jones As Co.?
Metropolitan St. Louis Co.; Revel Miller As Co.; Mullanpy,
Wells As Co.; Murphey Favre, Inc.; Newbuiger Az Co.; Th»
York.
Purpdse,
the
Corp.
Richards
Mackall
In¬
Corp. 5'« senior note due March
($520,100)
and for working
Placed
Son;
As
Investment
As Co.; A. M. Kidder As Co.; Kormendi 8i
Co,
Inc.; Laird, Eissell As Meeds; John C. Legg As Co.;
Lester, Ryons As Co.; Carl M, Loeb, Rhoades As Co.; Loewl
As Co.
Inc.; Irviixg Lundborg As Co.; W. L. Lyons As Co.;
1968.
due
privately
Grndison As Co.; Gran-
D.
As Ladd; Halle As SMegiite;
Co.? Hill Richards As Co.?
Hulnxe, Applesrate As Humphrey,
Co.;
Hilliard
B.
Kay,
refunding
Finance
&
J.
Inc.;
W.
Greene
Harrison As
As
Lunt;
As
Co, Ixxc.; Johnston,
Inc.;
Tucker,
Anthony Ac Co.; Union Securities Corp.; Vietoi% Commori,
Dann & Co.; Wagenseller-Ac Durst, Inc.;-G. H. Wa-keri
Ac Co.; Wertheiniv&; Co.; J. C.-Wheat-Ac Co.L White, Weld
A: Co.; Winstow, Douglas^Ar MtEvoj*;
Dean Witte'r Ac Co.;
'Harold
E.' Wood A: Co.: Wood. Struthers A: Co.;
and
Swi-is
.
Son
Paine,
Piper.
,
Ac Co.; Mullaney. Wells Ac Co.; W. H.
Co.; Newhard, Cook 8z Co.; -The Ohio
Scherck,
F. S. Moselev
Co.;
Curtis; ParrLsh Ac Co.;
Pressprich Ac Co.; Put¬
Reinholdt Ac Gardner;
Reynolds Ac Co.; Rit-r A: Co.; Rodman Ac Renshaw; Hogers
A: Tracy, Inc.; L. F. Rothschild Ac Co.; Salomon Bros. Ac
Hutzler; Scherck, Rlchter Co.; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts Ac
Parke;
Schwabacher & Co.; Shearson. Hammill Ac Co.;
Shields Ac Co.; Shuman, Agnew Ac- Co,; Singer, Deane Ac
Scribner; Smith, Barney Ac Co.; F. S. Smithers Ac Co.;
William R. Staals & Co.; Stein Bros. Ac Boyce; Stix Ac Co.;
•
'*
McDonald Ac Co.;
Merrill Lynch,' Pierce,
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.; The Mil¬
Moore, Leonard A? Lynch;
Morgan Stanley
capital.
Co/-of New
Loan
10,000,000 Winn-Dixie
,
Cc.;- McCourtney-Erecken-
Beane;
Co.;
New hold's
'
-
Ac
Hanxlin
4
MacGiegor, Ixxc.;
A'.
Marache
bery,
York.
^
Co.;
Co.;. McCormick
A:
Glover
Sea
Corp.;
John C. Legg Ac Co.; Carl, M. Loeb,
Co.; Loewi Ac Co..Inc.; Irving Lundborg Ac Co.;
M.
Marks Ac
Co ;
Mason Hagan,- Inc.;
A. E.
Laurence
-Masten
capital
4Vr""
Finance
&
($479,900).
privately
Rhoades Ac
-
due
t
B.
Higginson
.
Inc.
Purpose,
Peoples
-
Co.;
Ladenburg, Thalnxann
Ac Co^;
Laird, Bissell Ac
W. C. Langley Ac Co.; Lazard. Freres Ac Co.; Lee
Placed
Corp.
working
Loan
1971.
capital
•
*750,000
HallCo. Inc.; Hayden, Miller
Graribery,. Maxache
Company;
.
lor
vv-Insurance
,
Republic
Co.; C. C. Callings■ Ac Co.,
Crowell, Weedon Ac Co.; J. M.
Co.;
Purpose,
Co.;
Falxey,
first mortgage
to repay bank
loans and for
privately
through
The
First
Co.
Line
Pipe
As
Equitable Securities Corp.; Clement A. Evans As Co, Inc.;
Clark As. Co.; Farwell, Chapman As Co.? Ferris 8s
The First Clevdlaxxd Corp.; First Secui'ities Co.
of Chicago; Folger, Nolan-W. B, Hibbs As Co, Inc.; Foster
8c Marshall; Fulion, Roid As Co.; Robert Garrett As Sons;
,
Johnson As Higglns.
*
Siinonds
Securities Cprp.; Coffin As Burr, Inc.; George P,.
Co., Inc.; Crowell, Weeden As Co.; Cunningham,
As
Co.,
Inc.;** Dixon Bretscher Noonan Inc.;
Doolittle As Co.; A. G. Edwards Az Sons; Elworthy & Co.;
share,
per
Inc.;
Baker,
Co.;
As
Larth As Co.; Bateman, Eichler
Co.; Boenning Az Co.; Bosworth,
C. Bradford & Co.; BumhamlA*
J.
Az
J.
Stearns
Co..
As
Bache
Kraus;
As
Lear,
Cooley As
As
Stone Ac Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co.;
Henry Herrinan Ac Co.; Hill Richards A:
Hilliard & Son; Hooker Ac Fay; Hornblower
Ac Weeks; Howard, Weil, Labouis.se, Friedrichs Ac Co.; E. F.
Hutton Ac Co.; W.-E. Huttcn Ac Co.; The Illinois Co., Inc.;
Janney,* Dulles Ac Co., Inc.; Johnson, Lane, Space Ac Co.
Inc.;r Johnston,
Lemon Ac- Co;; Joseph, Mellen Ac Miller,"
Inc.; Kaiser Ac Co.; Kalman Ac Co., Inc.; Kidder. Peabodv
H.
.
Central
Sherrerd;
1976.
Finance
Peoples
lv
Hayden,
Ac. Co.;
./
1
•
Ac
Ac
due
Purpose,
•'
-
*1,000,000
.
Ac
Ac Co.; Harriman Ripley Ac
garten
,
Dodge
Sachs
; Goldman,
.
Butcher
Clark,
$50.50
by cornshares J
Claytoxx
con-,
new
Templeton;
As
-
Gas
vestors'MutUal
Co^ Inc.; Alex. Brown Ac Sons; Brush, Slocumb
Co.. Indl;
<Inc.);
Price,
Jones
•
construction.
Pacific
*4,000,000
j
Co.
Inc.;
Julien Collins Ac Co.;
Dal 11
&
Co., Inc.; Davis, Skaggs Ac Co.; Dick Ac Merle-Smith;
Dillon,. Read Ac Co. Inc.; Dominick Ac Dominick: Drexel Ac
Co.; Francis 1. du Pont Ac Co.: Elworthy Ac Co.; Emanuel,
Deetjen & Co.;- Equitably Securities Corp.; Estabrook Ac Co.;
Fairman,.' Harris
Ac Co.,
Inc.;
The First Boston Corp.;
First California Co., Inc.; First ol Michigan Corp.; Fulton,
Reid Ac Co.; Robert Garrett Ac Sons;. Glore, Forgan Ac Co.;
Ac
capital.
for
Purpose,
(79,235
Schnxertz
*
Ac
1
Sullivan
stock.
Mttchum,
Natural
Boston .Corp.
<-
.
Inc.;
Ac
Nevada
new
|
of
portion
Byrd Brothers; Campbell. McCarty As Co., Inc.; C. F.
Cxssell As Co., Inc.; Chaplin As Co.; City Securities Corp.;
Co,
Sn.tro As Co., and Wilson,
Oversubscribed./*
I
Inc,;
Eichler Ac Co.; Bear, Stearns Ac Co.; A. G.
Blair Ac Co.-Inc., William Blair Ac Co.;
Simmons;
Boettcher and Co.; Eoswoith,
Bateman,
Co.;
Kuhn
Co.,
-
.
shares
Working
Co.;
As
Richter Co.;
-/■
*
•
*2,700,000
Co.; Bacon, Whipple*
Robert W. Baird Ac.Co., Inc.; Baker, Watts Ac.Co.;
Weeks Ac Co.; Eall, Burge Ac Kraus; J. Larth &
Baker,
*
t
interest. Underwritten by East¬
Loeb Ai Co.; Lehman Brothers;
American
Securities Corp.;
accrued
Co.;
Ai
Allyn
Arthurs,
-
and
Dillon
man,
A.
and
for-subscription
company
Unsubscribed
Co.;
As
Burge
Co.;
Sullivan
,
Farm Life
State
and
by
Co.;
'
First
to
Associated Oil Co; 30-year 3'/a^ striking fund
due April
1,
1986.
Purpose,
for expansion.
Water
four
Co.
Line
accrued interest on debentures.
Underwritten by
California Co.; Bateman, Eichler. 8c Co.; William R.
Staats 8c Co.; Crcwell,
Weedon 81 Co.; Lester, Ryons 8c
Co.; J. Barth A: Co.; Bingham, Walter As Hurry, Inc.; Hill,
'
.
50 000,000
privately
Placed
PH's
x
.
As
5Vu% ..subordinated
due March 1, 1976 and 160,000
(par $1) in units of $25 of de-
Pipe
stock
common
and
struction
.
"
of
Insurance
Gas
debentures
fund
shares
<
*$3 000,000 Sacden
Natural
bentiiits
t
OIL
1971.
Offered
stockholders.
by Lehman Brothers; Riter As Co.; AllisonWilliams Co.; Arnliold and S. Bleichx-oeder. Inc.; Ax-thuru,
Inc.
capital ($2,000,000).
Mutlial Automobile
Insurance Co.
sinking
1
"
"
■
:
i
■
'
*.'•
-
8135,120,600
1,
and Sweney, Cartwright As Co.
Co.;
underwritten
4,35'/fc sinking fund
Purpose, refunding ($1,135,000)
Co.,
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., State Farm
1,000,000 Nevada
.
White, Weld & Co.; D«*an Witter &, Co.; and Wood,
Co.
Oversubscribed,
•
Co.;
'
/
I
Struthers. &
-
with
|
semple, JacobsCo., Inc.; Smith, Barney & Co.; William
R. Staats & Co.; Sterne, Agee 81 Leach; Stone & Webster
...
.
March
Material
and for . working
The
Co.;
-
due
Field
As
public.
mon
,
v
Ball,
Oil
Hayden,
by
$11,237,910 Northern States Power Co. 670,920 shares of common stock
(par $5).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new con¬
struction.
Price, $16.75 per share to stockholders; $17.871^
Ltd.-
Houston
share.
per
stockholders.
•
institutional
Canadian
and
Offered bv comnany for subscription
stockholders, without underwriting,
Offered by company- tfl)* subscription by
Unsubscribed 13.456 shares were underwritMiller Az Co.; McDonald As Co.; Merrill,
Turben As Co.,
Inc.; Lawrence Cook As Co.; Ball, Burgo
As Kraus; Falxey, Clark As Co.; The First Cleveland Corp.;
Prescott, Shepard
As Co., Inc.; Collins, Norton As Co.;
Curtiss, House As Co.; H. L. Enxerson A: Co., Inc.; Fielu,
$32
'investors through Lee Higginson Corp. and A. E. Ames &
.
1
*
8,326 shares of common stoc\
for additions to plant amioeproperty.
Light Co.
Gas
Ohio Telephone Co. 70,290 shares of common
$10).
Purpose, for improvements, etc.
Prict^
Northern
*25,000,000 Household, Finance
'!
$4.40 cumulative
for construction
$29 per share.
stock
|,
F.
Purpose,
by common
Offered
Co.;
insurance
Accident Insurance Co.,
>
$25).
Price,
convertible
for
convertible unsecured notes due
for new installations.
Placed pri-
Britain
5r:r
Corp.
Purpose,
Weeden As Co., Inc.
(par
Purpose,
and accrued interest.
of
shares
Co., Inc.; Ira Haupt As Co.; Johnston^
S. Smithers As Co.; Stern Brothers cj
As
Co.;
8c
and
New
241,454
t
Co.;
8c.
Carter
Co.;
!'
Kvately w'ith Gulf Life
*'
.
Gulf
Feb.
i
and
by
Lemon
by A.t\vfll As Co., Inc.
"
,
Co.,
subordinated' debentures
•
,
Sons;
8c
40,000
$100).
$102.32 per share and accrued dividend).
Union
Securities Corp.; Equitable Securities
Corp.; R. S. Dickson As Co., Inc.; Drexel As Co.; Ducournau
Kees; Francis I. du: Pont As Co.; Fauset, Steele As Cc.;
100'/ and accrued interest. Offered by Paul C. Kimball
f
Stubbs, Smith As Lonxbardo, Inc.
Price,
Offered
Gates,
ing capital. Placed privately with The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of "New York.
.
.;v
The Ohio Co.;
8c
Insurance
Plan 4.45fli- 15-year sinking fund note due
1971.'.Purpose, to reduce bank loans and for work-
1,
Co.;
Co.;
Inc.; and
Mason,
program.
Life
Mutual
Life
Mutual
As
Lemon
Kormendi As Co., Inc.;
Mason-Hagan,
Inc.;
Peters, Writer 8'4
inc.;
Scharff As Jones, Inc.; Scott,
Hornet*
and
$4,000,000 Mississippi Power Co.
preferred
stock
(par
Purpose, refunding ($1,440,000) and
($1,560,000).
Price, par and accrued inter-
Co.
Johnston,
Anderson;
Az
Christensen,
capital debentures, series A,
for working capital.
Placed
Purpose,
Hutton A; Co.; Schoellkopf, Hut¬
Stroud Az Co.; Inc.; Baxter, Williams
E. F.
Robinsoix-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
The
Co. through Central Republic Co. Inc.
.
i* 1,000,000
expansion
jCurdngr;
&
*
4.44C7
of
shares
First
,
./
wen
stock (par $100). Purpose, for conPrice, $102.06 per share and accrqei,^
Offered
by Equitable Securities Corp.? UnionCorp.; Harriman Ripley A: Co., Inc.; Salomon
Pomeroy, Inc.;
Lewis
Placed "privately
■
Az
Co.;
Ellis
privately
Placed
Co.
1976.
1.
Insurance
Co.-through Harririxah Ripley7 As Co.
and
Co.. 4 Mi %
1967.
1,
March
est.
-
plant and facilities
Co.
70,000
Co.
shares
.
of Michigan Corp.; Stern Brothers 8c Co.;
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Bullington-Schas Az Co.;
Julien Collins As Co.; Fairnxan, Harris Az Co., Inc.? Gree/*,
8c
.
As
for expansion
--
'
;
acquired from International Harvester.
and working capital. Price, 100'i
vand accrued interest.
Underwritten by Goldman, Sachs 'As
Co.; Fulton, Reid As Co/; American Securities Corp.; Baehe
& Co.; Bacon, Wbip^bMb Co.; Ball, Burge_«to Kruus; A. G.
Becker & Co., Jne^; Bear, Stearns 81 Co.;* William Blair &
Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Losworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Inc.; Brush, Slocumb & Co, Inc.;
Butcher& Sherrerd;Clark, Dodge & Co.; John W. Clarke & Co.;'Dillon, Read
& Co, tine.; -Dominick &. Domixiick; Doolittle & Co.; Di-exel
& Co.; Francis I. clu Pont & Co.; "Eastman, Dillon & Co.;
Fahey, Clark & Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.; The First
Boston
Corp.; Glore,w Forgan &r Co.;
Goodbody & Co.;
Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inft.;
Huyden/ Miller & Co.;
/■ Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;. Hoynblower & Weeks; W. E. Hutton
61
Co.;
Indianapolis
Bond • &
Share ' Corporation;
Johnston, Lemon & Co.,- Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Kxihn,
Loeb & Co.;
W. C. Lang ley 6t Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
Lehman Brothers; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; A. E. Mastgn
& Co.; McCormick & Co.; McDonald & Co.;
McDonnell <fe
Co.;
Mead, Miller & Co.; Meriill Lynch,. Pierce, Fenner
& Leane; Merrill, Turben <fc Co.; Morgan Stanley <fe Co.;
Newbuiger & Co.; Newlxard, Cook 8t Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis;
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Reiixholdt
-
*
ton
:
'
30,000,000 Whirlpoel-Seeger Corp. 3.'/■»'■'> sinking fund debentures'dbg
",
Aug. 1, 1980. Purpose, to plV^&faficfc of purchase price of
-
Jan.
due
/•
-*
611,805
preferred stock.
Light
&
Cooley Az Co.;
Co.;
dxie
debentures
priVfltely through Emch 8c Co.
} *3^000,000 ,Booth* Fisheries Corp. 4 V4"n instalment promissory notes
Snowdrift Co., Inc. 374% promissory notes
reefunding. Placed privately
York Life Insurance Co., John Hancock Mutual
,^ind
fund
:'i
-
i
1976.-Purpose,
Co.
sinking
6*>«
.*1,000,000 Bankers Investment Co.
in* units of $400 deben¬
for working capi-,
&
1,
Insurance
ance
Enrch
Purpose,
,,
March
due
Inc.
Purpose,
,
Oil
*12,500,000 Wesson
"Vrugs.
Investment
through
Price, $503 per unit,
debentures. ■ Offered -by/-Edgar
' - * '
Norris.
M.
additional
Bros. At Hutzler; Blair 8c Co. Inc.; Dick & Merle-Smith;
Drexel 8c Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades Az Co.; Paine, Wei.
ber, Jackson & Curtis; R. W. Pressprich Az Co.; Bache Av
-
.
Purpose, for improvements and working
Price, 10o'w and accrued interest.
Offered by
Bankers
Inc.
rind., general corporate -purpose i.
P'us
,f-.
•*
due
debentures
nated
6%
sinking fund subordi¬
Feb., 28, 1966, and 1,000 shares of
Laboratories,
80,000 Table-Rock
An
preferred
Securities
•
(
1966.
capital.
'W. R. Ol.son Co.
>
,
/
on
>-«'nci^le'1
1938.
"
...
program.
dividends.
investors
MISCELLANEOUS
I
}■ ^
-
Underwritten by Childs,
Price, S5O0 per unit;
Thorndike
Az
best-efiorts basis.
'!*'•V ; t'-.
$503 of
working
of
for
in
stock.
of
units
Purpose,
$1)
(par
shares
50
and
capital, etc.
A
stock
common
debentures
Power
Louisiana
.
April
/Purpose, for 'acquisition- and expansion of subsidiary op-'
»
t
subordi-
10-year
by common
''
") ? /
,
!
Oversubscribed.
issued in exchange for 5%
,
..
subscription
for
company
shares of
Purpose,
refunding. Price, $20.50 per share. Underwritten by Pain „
Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Mitchum, Jones & Temple -
•
T
by
General Telephone Co. of California 107,057
412*/- cumulative
preferred
stock
(par $20).
2,141,140
ton.
$2,243,000
&,
Irving/<J., Rice As. Co,,.. Inc.;-and Rouse, Brewer, As' Eecker.
i
Price, $26.50 pev
Purpose, for new construction.
Offered
stockholders, without uixderwriting.
*
"
Company;
KreegeiAs iHe^itt;- Goodwyn
As Olds;
Stirling,
A: Co.; Chace, Wixitesiue,
West As Wxnslow, Inc.;
Morris
t
...
,s
.
1
Price,-100?#*'
apd accrued.interest. Offered by Arnold 8c Crane; Lovett
Co'.; Rcwles, Winston As Co;, and Scharll'
As-Jones;-inc.
by
Cog.Scott,. Horner
&
new construction."
ot
Purpose, to reduce barik loann.
by company for subscrip¬
without underwriting.
Offered
share.
per
stockholders,
by
(par $5K
■
share.
:'.f
,
!-4/ \Ahercroinbie .As
As -Boyce; 'Ferrisr&
Stein .Brag:
Inc.;
15^.1957-195I/".purpose, for-
v
shares
66,640
Co.
Telegraph
&
261,052 Colorado Central Power Co. "9,851 shares of common stotfc
•-
(
first mortgage bonds due March
-4,/8'-«'
"
'
1
Mason,
•
,
$125
tion
;
Telephone
stock (par $100).
common
...
j" *,500,000 Congregation of St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, New-
01,400,060)/
capital.''"Price,
Johnston,
Lemon As Co.;
Union Securities Corp.; Van Alstyne, Noel
& Co.; H. P. Wood & Co.; Auchihcloss, Parker & Eedpath;,
-■
'.
while pre-
at par,
UTILITIES
PUBLIC
)
4.25'*3 first ^mortgage borrils
for general corporate pur-
,'
value pre taken
par
computed at their offering prices.)
Purpose,
-
stated
a
$8,330,000 Carolina
Offered by company to pub-
Inie.
Co.,
of
ferrea stocks of no par value and all classes of common stock ai j
j!
1
stocks
Price
;/ ' vP°s^. ; Placed privately. ■
V
-
Holding
due..Marcq..'1,'.. 1976.
<4r
-
,
t
subordinated deben-
working
(Preferred
,
accrued interest.
lOO'v- and
.
1,323,000 ClevewaU
.«
-refunding.
Purpose,
expenditures.
i
.
Vf©Xexbanslpn/and ?$i.250.000; lot
"
^
.
lor' capital
Corp.
lie,//without: underwriting.
Co.; Inc.; Clark; Dodge <fc Co.;.
Co;{ Hornblower f.fz,
Weeks; ,vW.. -Eh
>
'
*
,
Gulf Oil
I
V j\',
,
LAND, BUILDINGS, ETC.
■t; $225,000,Rroojiville Swimming' Club, Ine. 610-year bonds clue
i 71
.'Maieii R -li?66r, Purpose, for capital expenditures. Price,,
Hutton-. ■& Co.1,'-Merrill Lynch; Pierce, Fenner As Beane;
IngallS/ oS: Snyder;iPaine,'' Webber* *JAcksoil As/ Curt is; ?
SmIijtt;*- Barney Az> Co.; Stone. As Webster Securities..Corp.J
Tucker, Antixpny..Az Co.L and JG. H". Walker As Co.
Over-'
subscribed'.;. r '
..r}' — !.*4* ?[ > * 1
' •
-
•
Underwritten/ by
interest.'
accrtied-
-
,o
:—'
1
Purpose,
Placed^ privately with
,
«te~ Co.;*Blyth- &
Ooldmam/ Sachs
-
>
>*. *-*'■
: !•
3'ir.-Sinking Vfund'.'debentures-.,du* «
Purpose, for' • expansion program*.
/Price, >
■
$i73",000,000
Cdrp.
Paper
-
Stanley
"'*•
inc.Pacific
Co,
/( 'convertible> debentures.
'
:
1
$ Iixdicates
issues placed privately.
issues sold competitivtly.
t Indicates
special offering.
•
Represents
-ft-i
8
(932)
The Commercial
'
.
Schmidt,
(Continued from page 7)
.
Deane
'
$30.50
to
stockholders.
common
underwritten
'I
|
by
A:
-
,
^
Corp.; Collett A: Co., Inc.;
per
by
pany
for subscription
scribed portion (7,509
50
<
1,068,950
Sons;
Hibbs
Ac
Co.;
Goodwyn
v
Telephone Co. 60,000 shares of $1.24 cumu¬
preferred stock (par $25). Purpose, for construction
Placed privately with thiee insurance companies.
97,417
etc.
STEEL,
$650,000 American
bank
Evans
99,750 Apache
(par
to
D. Fuller &
S
Uranium
Co.
cent).
Price,
public,
6,564,680 Crucible
cumulative
6'/r
of
Pacific
at
tion
shares of common slock
ior exploration and development
1,425.000
Purpose,
cents
seven
Corp.
share.
per
Offered
of
Co.
Iligliie
Ac
Castings
Steel
$1).
(par
advances
common
to
Paine,
67,799
Corp.
Purpose,
by
67<?
capital
Co.,
Webber,
Jackson
Curtis;
Ac
and
Suplee,
Yeatman
shares of
loans
common
Jackson
Baker,
Plastics
stock
200,000
cumula¬
N
,
279,525
Mining Co.
1,500,000 shares of
Purpose,
10 cents per
share.
for
Oversubscribed.
stock
common
development
Offered
274.280
in
costs,
(par
Manville
unsubscribed
Oil
Uranium
&
Co.,
stock
Price,
SI).
(par
at
shares
of
10
Uranium
Corp.
10
(par
public,
of
com¬
1.000.000
Purpose,
shares
of
for exnloration
etc.
Price, at par.
underwriting.
and
Macco
F.),
Offered
by
ferred
Equipment
stock
(no
par)
one
shares
employees..
Fibers
Chemical
Co.
(pur
$1)
and
shares
30,000
of
G''/r
6,637,500
to
units
of
four
shares
of
capital,
&
Glass
Co.
ferred
Co.
2691,532
Processing Co., Inc. 157,475 shares of
stock
(par
Price,
etc.
$1
as
share.
Offered
Pacific
to
Coast
(par
Black
Decker
&
(par
$1).
share.
cents),
10
share.
per
for
purpose
Offered
by
working
Franklin
300,000
com¬
Inc.;
Inc.
Inc.
AH
Offered
Co.
for
shares
9,022
expansion.
by company
of
$29.87'/a
without
agreed
of
Co.
$19
capital
share
per
by
395,096 shares
for
pose,
j
Offered
of
to
stock
common
(par $5).
public
Pur?
by
by
of
stock
Bear,
I
Steams
Co.;
Inc.; J. C. Bradford Ac
Chaplin Ac Co.; E. W.
Townsend; Crouter & Bodine;
Ac
Davis,
6%
of
-
Ac
Co.;
nois
Hornblower &
Weeks: W. E. Hutton
&
Co.;
The
&
Ac
class
A
Ac
,
'
Co.;
Peet
Piescott,
O.
Shepard
Co.;
Ac
Ac
Co.,
Co.,
Wa Is ton
heimcr
Inc.,
Ac
Co.,
and
and
Dean
Yarnall,
Ac
Co.;
Witter
Biridle
Ac
Ac
Wertheim
Co.;
F.
Ac
S.
Co.;
West-
Yantis
Ac
Co.
(par
Inc.,
Controls
$1).
Price,
as
a
Corp.
Purpose,
$2.50
per
Riegel
subscription
Ac
Co.,
Co.;
shares
of
working
P.
by
J.
$16
$299,999 Kara
-
Ac
etc.
Co
Corp.
90,090
shares
of
common
*$500,000
Co.;
Inc^
Ac
Central
Co.;
Hemphill.
Lemon
Loewi
Ruer
Republic Co.,
Estabrook
Ac
Ac
Ac
&
Co.;
(Inc.);
Fairman,
Sachs
Ac
Co.;
Hallowell,
Noyes
Ac
Co.;
H.
Francis
Harris
Co.;
Co.
Co.;
Kidder,
Inc.;
Merrill
Robinson
Hentz
Peabody Ac Co.;
Ac
du
Ac
Co.;
Lehman
&
Co.;
Johnston
W.
At
Co.,
J.
Robertson
27,501
Inc.
shares
of
drilling
ex¬
company
to
speculation.
a
Inc.
ETC.
525,000
shares
Inc.
of
stock
common
construction and equip¬
for new
Offered by Dunne & Co.
shares
purchase
41,900
to
of
stock
common
additional
41.900
for investments in real estate, etc. Price,
Offered by company to public,
without
80,000 shares of common stock (par
for capital expenditures and working
Corp.
Purpose,
$2.50
efforts
Offered
share.
per
Berry
by
Co.
&
basis.
of
At
Stokes
At
Co.;
Lynch,
Co.,
Inc.;
At
G.
vertible
and
The
(J.
Co.
Becker
G.
At
Nolan-W.
Co.,
Fenner
Ohio
At
Co.
At
Co.
At
Weeks;
Ingalls
300,000
of
sliares
At
'
!
300,000
$2
per
Marshall
Rokeach
common
working
Crawford,
As
Florida
First
by
All
Inc.;
Investors,
A
12,000
shares
preferred
stock
of
6'7
cumu¬
(par $20) and
in
units of
stock
(par
$1)
public,
to
$8.75
by
Co.
for
expansion
common
and
work¬
per
shares
200,000
for machinery,
Purpose,
underwriting.
100,000 shares of
share. Offered by company
stockholders, without underwriting.
Price,
J.)
without
Co.
Purpose,
stone,
Price,
$1.50
& Co.
Crouse
Mayfair
of
stock
common
equipment and working
$50)
in
units
for
S.
by
Living-
R.
shares
5,000
one
share
of
of
$60
preferred
stock
of
ipar
stock.
common
class
each
Price,
working capital.
$3 -cumulative
of
shares
and
of
Offered
•
5,000
Markets
(par
share.
per
Pur¬
unit.
per
825,000
Murduck -Acceptance
$5).
(par
Co.;
Inc.;
and
,
:
&
•
J.
-
Leftwich
Co.;
E.
&
Securities
Ac
Ac
Corp.
Ac
loans
Under-
Bullington-Schas
Corp.;
Mid-3outh
Jamas
stock
bank
share.
per
Securities
Reddoch
N.
Co.;
Co.;
Ac
Rader,- Wilder
Co.;
Ac
Gordon, Meeks Ac Co.; Memphis
A. Saunders Ac Co.,
Inc. Over¬
Co.;
and
of .capital
reduce
to
$16.50
Co.;
Ac
Co.;
Goodbody
Ross;
Sternberger
Price,
Securities
Bradford
C.
Bensdorf
-
shares
50,000
expansion,
capital.
Equitable
by
Co.;
Herman
.
Carp.
for
Purpose,
working
written
•
.
'•
for
M.
subscribed.
Turoen
550,000
National
tive
&
Edwards
and
share. Offered by D. B.
Price,
Simonds
Ac
Sons;
stock
68-cent
$10).
McCormick
Co.;
Byllesby
M.
Goodbody
Hague,
of
(par
Noble
Ac
Co.
Ac
Ac
Co.;
Co.
Ac
Co.;
F.
cumula¬
Purpose,
for
Underwritten by
$12.50 per share.
H.
Corp.;
Ac
Smith,
shares
44,000
preferred
capital.
Cleveland
con¬
expansion
Co.
Finance
convertible
working
The
(Inc.);
J.
First
G.
A.
Winckler
Co.,
Oversubscribed.
Oversubscribed.
(T.)
&
$1).
(par
share.
per
Inc.;
Sales
cents).
(A.
$1).
pose,
50,000
1,200,000
shares of
equipment,
to
Anthony
for
French
common
company
25
subscription
stock
Inc.;
cumulative
Purpose,
for
White. All sold.
series
of
capital.
Baker,
$1).
ipar
by
(par
(par
Webber, Jacksoni At
Smith,
Barney
&
Co.;
Tucker,
shares
capital.
•
Snyder;
At
pre¬
capital,
institutional
•
sub¬
W.
Merrill,
with
share. ' Underwritten
per
Co.;
Products
for
Inc.;
Co.,
cumulative
working
for
120,000
Inc.
Dealers,
Stevens Ac
ing
Dod*e
Co.,
6%
of
Purpose,
$2.50
<te
convertible
stock
Co.
150,000
Price,
Hibbs
Beane;
Corp.;
At
At
Clark,
At
Price,
Co.
,
privately
875,000 Lite Underwriters Insurance
Paine,
Securities
Walker
stock
B.
Inc.;
At
Co.;
Gardner;
A
Sons;
Hornblower
Illinois
working capital.
Fisher
A-
S.
At
common
preferred and five common shares. Purpose, for work¬
capital and new construction. Price, $25 per unit.
ing
portion
Stanley
Dickson
C.)
class
Morgan
McClure
and
one
•
by
Inc.;
Co.;
for
Price,
Securities
60,000
(par
share
per
company
Unsubscribed
Brown-
Pierce,
H.
$30
by
R.
At
Webster
Robinson
Co.,
Folger,
The
Price,
Offered
stockholders.
cents).
50
etc.
C.
Inc.,
Over¬
stock
Placed
par.
ol
Nordeman
Bruns,
Purpose,
Merchandising,
(par
300,000 Construction
Suplee,
Co.
at
Automatic
States
stock
Wilder
by
$100).
(par
Price,
Louis
common
Co.;
At
common
Co.;
Reinholdt
and
public.
of
Alex.
At
Co.;
Stone
300,000
At
Inc.;
At
Co.,
shares
expansion.
to
Baird
Co.,
stock
capital,
Co.; Kormendi
Laird,
Bissell
At
Offered
ETC.
shares
investments.
for
Co".<v5,Jbbo 'shares
Finance
stock
for
Smith
275,988
Inc.
Purpose,
MISCELLANEOUS
Allied
Offered
Racier,
Co.;
Inc.;
share.
per
HOLDING,
TRADING,
Fund,
cents).
10
investors.
300,000
equipment
by
common
TRUSTS,
*
A;
Offered
and
Company;
Zuckerman,
underwritten
'Courts
Curtis;
Sons,
Inc.
400.000
shares
of
National
Finance
convertible
common
ing
Purpose,
for working capital, etc. Price,
Underwritten by Jay W. Kaufmann At Co.
for
i
Co.
preferred
capital.
Price,
subscription
by
4,000
stock
$12.50
shares
(par
of
68-cent
$10).
share.
per
cumulative
Purpose,
Offered
for
by
work¬
company
employees.
Oversubscribed.
4,900 National
1,708,000
St.
At
Louis
Steel
$6.10
Sons;
Inc.;
Casting,
five
(par
cents).
per
share.
Inc.
Lemon
shares
to
reduce
Underwritten
bv
A.
Dempsey-Tegeler
Johnston,
280.000
Purpose,
&
At
Co.;
Co.;
R.
20.000
At
Table
and
Rock
22.500
Table
mon
$15
Rock
stock
per
Laboratories,
stock
Notes"
in
$10).
Inc.
1.000
See
under
preceding column of
shares
(par
$10).
Purpose,
Offered
by
Co.,
for
1,020,000 Nevada
Notes"
class
B
and
for
to
pany
B
Pipe
$1).
Eattery
(par
under
Co.
25,000
-
-
"
Represents
t Indicates
t Indicates
issues
common
and
general
stock
cor¬
sold
160.000 shares of
this
shares
at
to
by
privately.
issues sold competitively,
special offering.
Bonds
com¬
and
article.
of
5%
cumulative
increase inventories
par.
without underwriting.
placed
of
Offered and
"Long-Term
of
Purpose,
Price,
com¬
Price,
subscription by
share.
column
$10).
working capital.
public,
shares
expansion
per
Line Co.
See
preceding
preferred stock
Bonds
4,900
for
$1
speculation.
a
Gas
(par
a
Price,
as
Natural
in
Corp.
Purpose,
Co.,
stock
mon
and
Ac
250,000 Nic-L-Silver
of
"Long-Term
this article.
for working capital.
company
Co.,
cent).
purposes.
Wagner
Hopwood;
Laboratories, Inc. 1.500 shares of class
share.
employees.
(par
a
At
Musitime
one
porate
loans.
Edwards
Dickson
At
(oar
common
G.
Jafrav
common
P'per,
S.
of
bank
Metropolitan St. Louis Co.; Blewer.v Glynn
Smith, Moore At Co. Oversubscribed.
Inc.;
Sulzberger
of
loan
Goodbody
and
194,155
for
$34
3achs
At
Pont
Co.,
Brothers;
Pierce, Fenner Ac Beane;
Inc.; Rogers Ac Tracy, Inc.;
Lynch.
Co.
I.
Ac
Motel
(par
etc.
Domi¬
Ac
Hooker
expansion,
shares
Securities
and
common
Merrill
Co-
Golcrnan,
as
warrants
Price,
ferred
:'
Hutton
stock
par).
Purpose, for expansion. Price, $33.25
per share.
Underwritten by Eastman,
Dillon Ac Co.;
A. C
Allyn A:
Inc-; Arthurs, Lestr.:nge Ac
Co.; Bache Ac Co.; Bateman.
Eichlcr Ac Co.;
Bear, Stearns Ac Co.; Blair Ac Co
Co.
$1 50 per share.
v
common
Craigmyle,
per
bank
Co.;
At
r
Goldman,
stock
(no
a
Kuch
Inc.,
Corp.
by
Co.;
'Price,
Cigar
Co.,
'
Estabrock
speculation.
2,992,500 Consolidated
Co.,
BUILDINGS,
Commodity
stock
per
Alcantara;
Inc.;
200,000 shares
75,000
Mid-South
shares)
Robert
At
stock
capital,
Gruber
Allison
E.
Dewar,
$1,071|,300
by
$1,087
of
share.
speculation.
repay
At
G.
Robinson
At
Purpose,
stock
common
equipment,
Offered
Oil
Purpose,
share.
best
a
common
Dominick
California
Inc.
as
Corp.
H.
Paper
Blyth
Co.
40,000
for
share.
&
Arena,
with
cents).
on
stock
cumulative pre¬
of common stock
Baikie
Ac
Ac
Purpose, for
Price, $1.50
Co.,
Harson
Meeds;
S3
100,000 Centurv
L.
Inc.;
(1 520
Corp.;
Lerchcn
Co ;
At
Purpose,*-to
Price, $8 per
stockholders;
Jaffray Ac Hopwood;
The Robinson-Humphrey
Inc.;
F.
$10).
Piper,
Inc.; Wm, C. Roney & Co.;
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy,
Inc.;
Sehwabacher Ac Co.;
Singer, Deane
Ac
Scnoner; Smith. Barney Ac Co.; William R. Staats
Ac Co.;
Stroud & Co.,
Inc.; Sutro Ac Co.; Union Securities
.
10
At
Fabrics,
capital.
Aircraft
$1).
scription
Lynch;
H.
M.
Co.;
underwriting.
Purpose,
per
$1)
5,830,730
F. S. Moscley Ac Co.; Newhard
Cook
Northwest Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson Ac
Curtis;
&
10 cents).
Purpose, for
$10 per share.
Offered by
Syndicate,
$1).
lative
cent).
one
subscribed.
Illi¬
Pacific
Co.;
(par
Yeatman
Inc.; Janney, Dulles Ac Co., Inc.; Jenks, Kirkland
Grubbs Ac
Keir; Johnston, Lemon Ac Co.; W. C.
Langley
Ac
Co.; Lehman Brothers; Lester, Rvons Ac
Co,; Cnrl M.
Loeb, Rhoades Ac Co.; Laurence M. Marks Ac
Co.; Moore,
Ac
Pierce
Price,
shares
450,000
First
Co.;
Fibre
working
Co.,
At
Co.,
Leonard
Southern
200,000 Tremont
without underwriting;
Company,
Inc.
Ska.ggs
Reynolds
Glass
Company;
Co.; DeHaven &
Co.; A. G. Ed wards Ac Sons; Elworthy
Co.;
Farwell. Chapman At Co.; First of Michigan
Corp.'; Glore,
Forgan Ac Co.; Hallgarten A: Co.;
Hayden, Miller Ac Co.;
Hayden, Stone Co.; Hemphill, Noyes Ac Co.; Hill
Richards
Drexel
common
underwriting.
Oversubscribed.
I'erma
At
,
Co.; Blair A: Co.
Slocumb Ac Co. Inc.;
Brush,
Clark
Ac
of
working capital,
(par
cents).
Price,
(nar
(no
purposes.
Jor
company
Slocflmb
Brush,
Co.;
Baerwald;
Co.;
working capital. Price,
$20.75 to public." Offered
for subscription by common stockholders.
portion
(24.569
shares)
underwritten
by
Co., Inc.; A. C. Allyn Ac Co., Inc.; Robert W. Baird
Inc.; J. Barth A: Co.; Bateman, Elchler Ac Co.;
Co..
Island
10
shares.
Levy Ac Williams; Irving Lundborg Ac Co.;
Brothers; Mitchum, Jones At Templeton; Pfiueger
•
company
Ac
*
83,800
under¬
working
capital.
share. Underwritten by Emanuel,
Deetjen At Co.; Jack M. Bass At Company; H. M. Byllesby
At
Co.,
Inc.;
Dempsey-Tegeler At Co.;
G.
C.
Hans
At
Unsuy.scribed
Blyth <fc
Long
ment.
Purpose, ior expansion, working capital,
$14.75 per share.
Underwritten
by Blyth Ac
Elworthy
(par
and
stockholders;
Oklahoma
Carroll
by
capital.
corporate
shares
2,500
Co.;
Ac
600,000 Piasecki
P«»*
for subscription by employees.
expenditures
shares
245,000
acquisitions,
Drilling Co.,
(par
purchase
to
common
shares
general
Aggregates,
Golden-Dersch
Oversubscribed.
7,548,920 Budd
Co.
Gas
Rauscher,
Price,
LAND,
$787,500
stock
common
Lawson,
and
stock
common
Price,
&
$4,448,910
sold.
25,000
for
Sehwabacher
A:
stock
capital,
Securities
,
MIg.
Purpose,
stock
common
Inc. 400,000 shares of common stock
(par
10
cents)
Purpose, to repay loans, etc. and for
drilling costs and working capital.
Price, $1 per share.
$5).
Price,
Ac
and
speculation.
a
of
Landstreet & Kirkpatrick;
without
Offered
Inc.
mon
.
by
Offered
share.
per
shares
share. Offered by Dittmar & Co.; Russ
Edwards & Sons; Lentz, Newton & Co.; Muir
stock
400,000 Tenison
for.
of
stock,'(par $10) and 5.000 shares
Mason
of common stock.
Purpose, for expansion and
capital.
Price, $4.50 per unit.
Offered by comlor subscription by stockholders, without underwriting.
Mica
$5
Oversubscribed.
5,978,000
Puipose for
Corp.:
etc.
penses,
to
pany
American
to
Price, at
Oversub-
per
Co.; A. G.
$2
shares
4,767
Co.,
Purpose,
per
shares
stockholders,
common
Micro-Mechanisms
Fay;
stock
stock
Oil
SI».
Co.; Clark.
common
Co.,
Inc.;
William R. Staats
At Co.;
Stern, Douglass At Co., Inc.; Stone At Youngberg;
Sutro At Co.; Henry F. Swift At
Co., and Walston At Co.,
preferred
States
(par
Price, $5
275,010 Southwestern
etc.
company
cumu¬
Purpose,
Pancoast; Gordon Meeks Ai Co.; Austin, Hart & Parvin;
H. I. Josey A: Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle; Chas. 3. White At Co., and Harold S. Stewart Ai Co.
(par
working
i
A:
&
working capital, etc. Price, $55 per
Cunningham, Gunn Ac Carey, Inc., and
by
$1).
etc.
share
in
stock
common
A.
Price.
Co.
Co.
Gas
&
Investment
preferred
expansion, equipment and work¬
per
share.
Offered
by company
$12
McGregor-Doniger,
stock
pre¬
common
of
subscribed
All
251,405
for
Co.
Offered
nick;
of
Oil
South
etc.
article.
of
(par
$1)
hi' units of one preferred
and
twro
shares.
Purpose,
for
working
capital.
Price,
devel¬
company
shares
this
shares
D.
capital.
Lomasney &
stock
com¬
Bonds
for
Emerson
L,
Co.
120,000
A.
Royal
INVESTMENT
cuin-
MANUFACTURING
Corp.
of
17,194
1,225,000
of
"Long-Term
6%
$10).
working capital.
Lomasney As Co.
for
(par one cent).
Purpose, for drilling expenses, acquisitions,
working capital, etc.
Price, five cents per share. Offered
by Columbia Securities Co. as a speculation.
Co.,
Marache
shares
of
shares
(par
stock
and
employees.
^ 40,d00
common
a»d
under
column
Inc.
1,118,100
and
Purpose,,
Barth
$135,000 Agricultural
Ac
298,900
Shields
Harris
150.000
Inc.
preferred
bank
public,
Pinney
ANI)
Corp.;
Fairman.
preceding
a
Inc.
Glass
$15.10
Of¬
$15,247,880
INDUSTRIAL
Higginson
See
Libbey-Owen.s-Ford
unsubscribed shares.
(par
lor working capital, etc.
bycompany to public,
without
America
cents).
without
OTHER
Lee
Co.;
Ac
cents).
$5).
unit.
opment costs,
i
convertible
working
D
Engineering Co. 34,285 shares of common stock
(par $1). Puipose, lor general corporate purposes. Price,
$8
per
share.
Offered by company for subscription by
share.
underwriting.
stock
V
stock
common
Purpose,
Offered by
-
Lester
H.
Purpose,
Offered
par.
of
Co.,
loans, etc.
par.
Underwritten by
scribed.
Offered
Koal-Krudes,
liar).
377,500
300,000
Inc.
30,000 Nancy Lee Consolidated Minps. inc. 30,000 shares of
mon
shares
warrant.
one
•
•
750,000 Parker Petroleum Co., Inc. 150,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents).
Purpose, to repay bank loans, etc. and
Ac
Corp. 200,000 shares of common stock (par
Purpose,
lor
working capital, etc. Price, $1
by company to public, without under¬
share.
any
262,185
shares.
(par lo cents).
Purpose, for exploration
development expenses, etc. Price, 50 cents per share.*
fered by Colorado Investment C<). as a speculation.
•
Foster
equipment.
Price, $10.50 per
Shearson, Hammill Ac Co.; Paine,
writing.
any
and
new
by
Curtis;
Purpose,
ing capital.
Price,
for subscription by
to public, without
by company
stock
mon
30.000
1
OIL
Petroleum
lative
Electric
cents).
(par
Price,
etc.
Uranium Corp. 1,306,209 shares of common Stock
(par 15 cents).
Purpose, to repay advances from Atlas
Corp.
Price, $3.75 per share.
Offered by company for
subscription by common stockholders, without underwrit¬
ing.
Wasatch Corp., a subsidiary of Atlas Corp., offered
purchase
Kraus,
and
Price, $1.50 per unit.
working capital, etc.
$1,500,009 Parker
$15). Purpose, for acquisition of assets, pur¬
inventory, etc. Price, at par. Placed privately
Schwanz Ac Co., Inc.
stockholders
Lisbon
to
Ac
share
common
one
,
190,000
$38,086,772
stock
common
10
cents).
Purpose, for equipment, working
Price, 25 cents per share. Offered by the
public, without underwriting.
underwriting.
t
of
..
190,000 shares of common stock
stock purchase warrants in
Corp.
and
stock
writing.
Co.;
Ac
Key
10
&
cents).
of
Manufacturing Corp. 29,400
(William
of
3,016,860 L-O-F
five
Burge
Co.
for
Ac
tion.
157 ,475
units
for
cents)
underwriting.
without
stockholders,
by
Pharmacal
10
George A. Searight.
(par
per
Mining Co. 300.000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents).
Puipose, for drilling costs, etc.
Price, $1
per share. Offered by C. D. Robbins Ac Co. as a specula¬
150,000 L &
Bp.11,
Simonds
(par
Notes"
Jobbing
through
for
and
Witter
Dean
Inc.
Co.,
Ac
by
Co.;
Underwritten
stock
Gardner;
300,000 Juniper Oil
f
(par
Sewing Machine Co. 22,000 shares of
$5).
Purpose, for general corporate
$7.15 per share.
Offered by company for
(par
Price.
' subscription
-
f
by
(par
capital,
public, with¬
to
stock
purposes.
working
company
shares
8,000
&
(par
Gibbs
&
common
(par
working capital. Price, $24.50 per share.
Dominick
A;
Dominick; George
D. B.
Purpose,
chase
bank
repay
to
E.
and
*257,910
Reynolds & Co., Inc.; G. H. Walker
Ac Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.);
Newhard, Cook Ac Co.; Bache Ac Co.; Singer, Deane Ac
Scribner; H. M. Byllesby and Co. (Inc.); Lester, Ryons Ac
100,000
of
Straus,
Blossser A; McDowell; Granbery,
Co., ana Ira Haupt Ac Co. Oversubscribed.
J.
mon
subsidiary.
Reinholdt Ac
*
157,300 Willcox
by
and
285,000 Zenith
shares
A,
Engineering Corp. 50,000 shares of
$1).
Purpose,
for working capital.
Placed privately with Oil Center Tool Co.
Research
stock
common
con¬
underwritten
class
of
shares
S9.800
Completed.
Inc.
*200,000 Thermal
expan¬
stockholders
expenditures,
Offered
Manufacturing
Co.;
Ac
5,880
Price, $34 per share. Underwrit¬
ten by Hornblotver Ac Weeks; Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; Harriman
Ripley Ac Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Ac Beane;
1
20,000
for
Offered
par.
Inc.;
of
(2,912
stock
,
cumulative
Purpose,
97,417 shares of
c.tpilal
Inc.
for
&
$1).
Webber,
by company
shares
164.117
America
Society,
share.
underwriting.
without
Steel
1,305,166 General
1
Co.
per
Price, $4 per share.
5%
of
$25).
Co.
IO centsL Purpose, for woijCng capi¬
share. Offered by All States Securities
(par
$3
'
a
/'
shares
(par
Electric
Price,
for
shares)
underwritten by The First Boston
Kuhn, Loeb Ac Co.; Smith, Barney Ac Co.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Ac B«tfie, and Reynolds & Co., Inc.
■
in
,
par.
Purpose,
(par
Corp.;
'
tal.
Manufacturing
stock
common
(par
Notes"
and
per
292,400 Telechrome
Marshall.
315.000
(par
$25).
Purpose,
for expansion and working
capital.
Price, $40 per share.
Offered by company for
subscription by common stockholders.
Unsubscribed por¬
'
stock
common
Bonds
article.
this
stock
for
Underwritten
McDonald,
Morgan Ac Co.;
Co.;
Grolier
stock
J
of
"Long-Term
42,758
Garlic
Bonbright
and Vermilye Brotners. Oversubscribed.
Co.,
one
costs.
150,000
j
underwriting.
$1).
stock (par $5).
Purpose, to repay
etc. and for expansion. Price, at par.
Under-
by
Ac
shares
130,000
196,000
ETC.
preferred
loans,
written
COPPER,
COAL,
Corp.
Alloys
convertible
■
*'
Monday, February 25, 1957
.
Operations,
$6
repay
IRON,
4,898,284
1
stock
common
.
cents).
io
par
Dealers.
shares
90,000
of
Corp,
Price,
out
i
.
under
Purpose,
665,035.483
.
of
working
Escalante
$1).
program.
i
shares
tive prior preferred stock
ipar $100) with common stock
purchase warrants. Purpose, \ to repay bank loans. Placed
privately
with
Allstate
Insurance
Co.
through
H.
M.
Byllesby Ac Co., Inc.
Coast
lative
per
preferred
and
*2,000,000 Federal
Company; Robinson and Lukens; Jones, Kreeger Ac Hewitt;
Rohrbaugh and Co.; and Rouse, Brewer & Becker.
•1,500,000 West
•
expenditures and working
share. Offered by Pasadena Corp.
by
company
to
employees
(2.3J9
.
Inc. 92,238 shares of capital stock
Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
share.. Sold privately to American Broadcasting-Paramount Pictures, Inc. and Western Union Tele¬
graph Co.
Technical
Price,
Oversubscribed.
14,399
capital.
Price,
at
company
for subscription by common
employees.
Unsubscribed
35,077
shares
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath.
Mackall Ac Coe; Ferris A:
Olds;
A:
Duro-Test
vertible
underwritten
*553,428
capital
for
and
Corp.
See
cents).
sion
Corp.;
$20
Singer,
Co.,
Inc.;
Wertheim
Oversubscribed.
preceding column
stockholders.
Unsub¬
by The First
common
shares)
shares)
90,000 Cumberland
'
,
Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Alex. Brown Ac
Auchincloss. Parker Ac Red path; Folger, Nolan-W. B.
Boston
Price,
Co.
Ac
Co.
Co.;
Ac
Co.;
Stroud
Ac
Securities Corp.;
Ac
Union
Witter
Plating
Purpose,
<12,000
Purpose,
par).
City
capital.
lor construction program.
Price, $37
share to stockholders; $39 to public. Offered by com¬
(no
Dean
and
Shields
Parke;
Ac
Stix
Company;
$10).
shares).
Washington Gas Light Co. 149,554 shares of common stock
6,549,316
Co.,
(par
Roberts
Scribner;
Ac
287,980 Crown
Blyth Ac Co., Inc.;
The First Boston
Corp.;
Glore,
Forgan
&
Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Harriman,
Ripley Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Indianapolis Bond and
Share
Corp.;
Kidder.
Peabody Ac Co.;-. Kiser, Cohn Ac
Shumaker, Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce. Fenner Ac Beane;
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Inc.; Slade Ac McLeish;
Stone Ac Webster Securities Corp.; Newton Todd Co., Inc.;
and Union Securities Corp.
Larney Ac Co.;
by Smith,
Securities
Citv
Pole.
Ac
Thomas
company for subscription by
Unsubscribed portion <5,345 shares)
Offered
public.
*
and Financial Chronicle
Offered
by
com¬
Volume
Number 5615
185
2,120,536 Norwalk
Truck
stock
mon
.
Lines,
.
159,080 shares
Inc.
for
Purpose,
$1).
(par
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
of class
working
B
com¬
capital,
138,750 Republic
etc.
(par
'
'
Price,
$13.33
The Ohio
share.
per
Offered
to
residents
Ohio
of
by
Oversubscribed.
Company.
Finance
vertible
Corp.
ices, Inc.
3,021,000 Ryder
shares
240.000
of
4?i%
non-con¬
stock
preferred stock (par $25).
Purpose, for working
Placed privately with Investors Diversified Serv¬
capital.
System,
151,050
Inc.
(par
of
stock
common
Inc.;
Camp
&
(par
55),
$14.50
duPont
&
Goodbody
&
&
Inc.;
William
and Zilka,
•283,750 Seaboard
,'
Foster
Co.;
Inc.;
Co.,
Drug
10
Price,
on
.
Co.,
$1
Inc.
&
Walston
Co.;
&
Co.
shares
of
Price,
3,000
$40.50
share.
per
Blyth
&
common
Offered
by
stock
common
by
Co.,
&
Inc.;
shares of
283.750
Offered
by
class
Barney
by Scott,
9,500
shares
1,350,000 Three
(H.
Clark;
Fiber Glass
I.)
$1).
Price.
Foster-Mann,. Inc.
Natural
States
stock
(par $1).
Allyn & Co.;
r
of
Price, $51 per share.
and
Dodge
&
com¬
Offered
Co.
&
Co.
Com¬
16,000 shares of capital
per
share. Offered
by
$12.621i2
First California
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis. All sold.
capital,
(par
Horner
Gas
Price,
Inc.
Co.
$6.75
nad
share.
Keilh, Reed
basis.
Inc.-422,992
Airways,
for
par)., Purpose,
'
♦
Offered
•,
by
stock
&
of
common
Offered
Co.
A.
by
C.
Oversubscribed.
Carl
stockholders
Underwritten
by
and
States
Life
Guaranty
Co.
Insurance
Auchincloss,
■i
&
stock
common
Price,
'•
.
for
Purpose,
$5).
(par
$11.50 per share.
Offered
working
capital.
Inc.
(par
(par $1).
Co.;
to
bank
repay
425,000
loans and for working
Underwritten by Blyth
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Inc.;
Fenner
&
Purpose,
Price, $26.75 per share.
Foster & Marshall;
capital,
&.
&
Pacific Northwest
Beane;
Oversubscribed.
Co.
Co.;
Corp.
(par $1).
4,200,000
&
Corp.;
-
Bache
Price, $121
•'
-
-364,000
'
--•'
402,000
Offered by
The First Boston Corp.
blower!
.
California
&
.
Co.;
Oregon
Inc.
12,000
shares
,
,
(par
Price, $33.50
Completed.
$20).
Co., Inc.
share.
per
;
Offered
Blyth
by
-
4,375,000 Commonwealth Edison Co.
2,530,000 Commonwealth
Offered
by
First
1,000,000 Cooper-Jarrett,
■
$1).
■
Price,
166,250 Delta
-
•
Air
Price,
Completed.
•
7,000 Dixie
$1L
Steel
(par
-.
..
63,000
M.
St
$34
by
stock
Scott,
Price,
(par
$5).
$1).
.
&
...
&
.
(par
$21
t
1
Price.
share.
Offered
$24.50
shares
4.000
share.
per
of
by Blyth &
Underwritten
George D. B. Bonbright
and Foster & Marshall.
Dominick
by
Co.;
&
165,
Ball,
...
-
.
subscribed.
.
,
303,750
Indian
preferred
fered
.
96,250
.
•
-
stock
(par
$20).
$20.25
Price,
share.
per
$3).
(par
Co;,
4,875,000
(W.
L.)
Corp.
Price,
share.
per
of
Of-
operated
now
follows:
Newark,
Waverly,
Blyth
by
$1).
Ripley
Price,
Inc.
$16.25
shares
300,000
dise
St
St
Co.,
C.
F.
Inc.;
share.
Friedrichs
ards
Co.;
E.
|
&t
Underwritten
St
Irving
Masten
Co.;
Pierce
Inc.;
Co.;
Bond
Kalman
Co.;
Peabody
Lundborg
&
&
Co.;
The
&
St
Share
and
Co.,
&
Co.;
&
Inc.;
fiscal
in
the
Moore,
Leonard
Inc.;
and
C.
Bros.
&
&
&
Co.
&
Lynch;
of
&
Co.;
Inc.;
Co.,
Dean
R.
&
Scran ton
Staats
Co.;
will
be
at
is
&
& Co.; Un¬
Walker & Co.; J.
H.
&
Co.,
and
Price.
Pierce,
Gas
Co.
three
not
Feb.
of
Fenner
shares
share.
per
Beane.
&
of
Woodard-
common
Offered
by
(par
Gas
$19).
&
Price,
Coke
$36
Inc., (Completed.,
Co.
2,500
share.
per
(
t.
Offered
■
;
preferred
Class.
A
com.
Class
B
com.
—V.
the
of
common
stock
by Blyth &
,
,
England, acquired a considerable In¬
Ltd., of Calgary, Alberta.
This interest
Triad is actively
engaged in oil
Co.
to
50%.
185,
339.
p.
V
'
185,
'
,
,
t
Brown Co., Berlin, N. H.—Recovers Taxes—
additional 55c per- she re,
above
its
1956
earnings
of
of common
stock was recovered by this
company,
England's-leading pulp, paper, chemical and other forest
manufacturers, it
was
pointed out on Feb.
18
by L. P.
products
Whittemore,
Chairman
Whittemore
Mr.
to
and
over
xharc
per
of New
cne
55c
"this
as
Board.
of
the
on
recovered
company
result
a
Department
represented
the
of
said
share
per
final
a
sale
amounting
$1,441,596,
settlement
its
of
with
Canadian
the
U.
in
assets
S.
1954.
total
excess
ownership
Nov.
on
year.
has
time
Book
from
of
which
on
stock
common
$2,611,504
in
1946;
Nov.
1951;
25,
Chillicothe
and
were
opened
substantial
the
offices-and
are
located
rate
of
33
A3
and
time
to
in
$10.25
1951; To
a
new
1956.
30,
from
sales of
$59,682,935
increase
an
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—Offering Completed
E. Bensinger, President, on Feb. 20 announced the
—B.
successful completion of its offering of $5,888,800 of 5%
convertible" subordinated debentures due 1972 offered
subscription at 100 tb holders of its otitstaftding
for
subsequent
sales
of
com¬
The
stock.
underwriting group was managed by
Lehman Brothers and Goldman, Sachs & Co.
mon
of
Stockholders
issued
were
of
record.
The
the
at
entitling
for
subscription
1957.
14,
reeord
rights
debentures
amount
See V.
close
nine
period
of
to
them
each
185,
Butler Brothers
business
subscribe
shares
of
at
expired
close
the
31,
Jan.
on
for
stock
of
1957
principal:
$100
common
held
business
of
on
715.
p.
(& Subs.)—January Sales Up—
•1957
185,
$8,783,079
608.
p.
California Interstate
The
1956
$9,865,761
—V.
Telephone Co.—Financ'g—Earns.
sold 81,500,000 of 25-year first mortgage 5
bonds
cn
Feb;
1,
1937,
to a group
of institutional investors comprising
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Co., The Lincoln National Life In¬
surance Co., Continental Assurance Co., Teachers Insurance St, Annuity
company
of
America
Proceeds from the
and
to
and
sale
provide funds
Bankers
used
were
for
future
Life
Co.
Insurance
Nebraska.
of
to repay short-term bank borrowings
additions and expansion.
STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
COMPARATIVE
Period End. Dec. 31—
1956—12 Mos.—1955
1936—3 Mos.—1955
$819,103
$710,392
$3,189,287
$2,756,793
516,722
436,480
1,993,019
1,616,829
Taxes
157,042
130,044
604,312
555,265
Net
$145,339
$143,868
$591,956
Operating
revenues-,.-...
expenses—
one
70,612
60,600
277,086
$584,699
248,430
$74,727
$83,268
$314,870
$336,269
require..
25,988
11,083
74,957
24,208
stock
$48,739
$72,185
$239,913
share
50.16
$0.24
$0.80
$312,061
$1.04
ooerating income
deductions, (net)__
Inc.
Hart
Net
income
Preferred
two
warehouses
div.
on
are
located
Earned
♦Earns,
in
•
770 West Goodale Blvd.,
buildings and all of the
leased
for
com.
pre
Based
com.
300,000
on
shares.—V.
185, p.
819.
California Pacific Title Insurance Co.—Merger—
property.
See Security
cents
per
share,
payable
OF
DEC.
1,
11
Title Insurance Co. below.—V. 175, p. 1954.
;
Canadian British Aluminium Co., Ltd.—Offering—
cents
dividend
dividend
1956
Outstanding
A
stock.
class
A
shares,
privately.
525,000 shSi
139,800 shs.
June
(par
33 lj
cents)
in
A,
Class
910,200 shs.
36,000 shs.
series
of
30
1,050,000 shs.
3,300 shs.
None
addition.
In
fund
15,
bonds,
debentures
and
units
were
was
due
of
5?a%
at $l,30O per
first mortgage
unit.
bonds
$12 000,000 of serial
$11,000,000 In 5%%
first
and
June
$10,000,000
Toronto,
sinking fund,
15,
unit,
priced
total includes
1961-67.
shares of thia
syndicate headed
1977, together with 300,006 shares
consisting of a $1,000 debenture and
due June
Each
a
and Greenshields & Co., Inc.,
$23,000,000* in
The
bonds
in
Co., Ltd.,
&
publicily
debentures,
stock (par $100)
331b cents»__
(par
$36,000,000
publicly offered early In February by
was
Wood, Gundy
Offered
$2,320,000
1974
of
total
A
company
by
714.
p.
all
an
earnings
on
3,500 shs.
stock
stock, (par
stock
from
grown
to
1956, the company had 2,592,451
outstanding in the hands of
the public
earned
wus
has
Co.
in
the end of the company's latest
of Brown Co.'s stock, the report
30,
Nov.
on
Brown
of
$20,421,867
1956,
share
$2.88
$21.83
assets
to
30,
per
The report shows that
29%
net
1946;
Nov.
on
value
grown
high of
in
30,
of $56,586,315
company
Bond Stores, Inc.-r-January
Period
$6,902,011
185,
p.
Sales Increased—
1957—Month—1956
End. Jan. 31—
$6,299,371
will
5V«%
placed
be
bonds.due
mortgage
staking
1977.
15,
1957—6 Mos.—1956
$52,052,551
$50,451,392
.
Co.,
rev.
$7,075,360
$7,385,340
expenses
6.844,497
6,157,888
Railway
operating
Railway
oper.
Net
*
rev.
from
ry.' oper.
ry.
op.
income—
Deficit.—V.
185,
p.
607.
$230,863
*642,069
'
cents per
share.
It was terminated last week.
Capital Bakers, Inc., Harrisburg, Pa.—Files With
$88,038,520 $85,906,610
70,736,517
65,729,574
$1,227,452 $17,302,003 $20,177,036
612,424
Ltd.—Secondary
30 cents)
The
SEC
Net
Gas,
1956—12 Mos—1935
,
Radiation
Instruments,
Inc.
22,222
shares of
common stock (par 50 cents).-Price, $2 per share. Offered
by Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. to private investors.
Export
secondary offering of 17,600 shares of common stock
$6.37^
RR.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
Offering—A
(par
was made on Feb. 13 by White, ^Weld & Co. at
per share, with a dealer's concession of 37%
Canadian
607.
Boston St Maine
*44,444 Precision
Manitoba.—-V.
;
in
pres¬
stock
Merrill
Oversubscribed.
shares
London,
Oil
increased
exploration in Western Canada and now has a substantial interest
6,000,000 acres in Alberta,
British Columbia, Saskatchewan and
$100)
prior pfd.
Period End. Dec. 31—
Portland
one
company
$56,600,000 of merchan¬
1956, This volume was
which
include
f debentures due
s
cuinu.
Sales
34,000
$20.37»/2
of
'
Triad
being
the
annual
quiniu
•
.
..
in
present intention of management that cash
declared and paid on the class A and class B com¬
the
20-year
o'/c
BP
I '
details,
will have
Sterne,
Anthony
G.
Witter
W.
William
Tucker,
Inc.;
Chas.
Brothers
Stern
Co.;
Mosle
Rotan,
Ltd.
Co.
the
in
now
Association
persons.
Authorized
Cook
Oversubscribed.
Illinois
$5;.
Lynch,
..
all
general
supermarkets
stock
international
under
Operating
Mansfield
in
in Lancaster,
one
Chlllicothe. Tne
sold more than
CAPITALIZATION
—V.
(par
.
Marion,
in
per share April 1, July I and Oct. 1, 1957, with a 5% stock
payable Jan. 1, 1958. It is now contemplated that the same
poiicy will prevail through Jan. 1, 1959.
Rich¬
St
Newton
Newhard,
Inc.;
Scribner;
&
&
Co.,
Mason,
Boyce;
Stix
Neuhaus
Wheat
692,750 Northern
.
in
one
ended
year
does
plans
company's
dividends
Pacific Northwest Co.; Rauscher,
Reinholdt & Gardner; Reynolds & Co.,
Deane
Singer,
& Leach;
Elwood
St
terest
is
public offering of
wholly owned subsidiary.
a
DIVIDENDS—It
Co.;
Robinson-Humphrey
Stein
derwood,
»-.•
one
ana
stores
Newark
1956,
25,
Inc.,
company's
Mason-Hagan,
Inc.;
A.
Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
&
the
of
company
Petroleum
Angeles.—V.
to four selling stockholders.
accrue
constructed for those purposes at
Columbus, Ohio, Said office and warehouse
Corp.;
Kay,
Lentz,
Zanesville,
Mansfield
the
present
The
Co.;
McDonald
Ohio
Co..
The
Co.;
Agee
90,000
will
buildings
mon
Indianapolis
St
& "Co.;- Scott/ Horner
Co.;
-
.
Co.;
Los
include the opening of four
new
supermarkets in the near future—two during 1957 and two early
in 1958. Plans are abo being formulated for other additional stores.
Co.,
Kidder,
in
without
Feb.
The
Allyn &
C.
A.
venture
also plans to begin marketing petroleum products In
the BP trademark within the next year.; A number of
service, stations ip Montreal and elsewhere in the Province
of Quebec have already been
purchased.
Construction will begin in
the Spring,
to a new design which has been specially developed for
the Canadian market, and marketing is scheduled to start this summer.
The annouhcement points out that in December 1953, The British
services
opening of its first supermarket 23 years agd,
23 more supermarkets. The 24 supermarkets
Fenner & Beane; Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.; The Mil¬
&
•
&
Lemon
Co.;
waukee
-.
per
Inc.;
J. C.
Cassell
..Johnston,
,
Co.,
of the
11
approximately 2,100
stores
the
to
Bradford & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
Inc.;
Richard W. Clarke Corp.;
Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Cruttenden & Co.; Davis, Skaggs
St Co.;
Doolittle & Co.; Elworthy St Co.; Eppler, Guerin
&
Turner; First of Michigan Corp.; Hayden.
Miller St
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes St
Co.;
H. Hentz
&
Co.; Hooker
& Fay;
Hornblower & Weeks; Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
.
during
Stores,
by Harri¬
Co., Inc.; Robert
W. Baird &
Co..
Inc.;
Bateman. Eichler & Co.; A. G.
Becker & Co., Inc.; Blair St Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan
&
feeding
Stock Offering—Mention was
—
of supermarKets
chain
attained
A'^ftock
class
of
first
refining in North America. ■,
yet been taken on processing
has
for
the company are all situated in Ohio and located
Columbus, three in Toledo, two in Springfield, two
in.
in
one
the
added
by
11
one
employs
ently
stock
common
Offered
or
sites,
in Boston, Baltimore,
and
Francisco,
San
Feb.
proceeds
has
company
of
(par
Louis,
3t.
issue of
our
as
shares
the
and
decision
Month of January
PROCEEDS—Net
this
Inc.
man
75
over
325,000 shares of Class A common stock (par 33 Vs cents)
at $10 per share, to residents of Ohio only, through the
Ohio Company.
•
9.000
$13.75
McGregor-Doniger,
Inc.,
in
Service has offices
Management
Chicago,
in
made
Co., Inc. 5,000 shares of common,
stock (no par).
Price, $19.25 per share. Offered by Blyth
& Co., Inc.
Completed.
Maxson
final
that the refinery, when fully commissioned,
of approximately 30,000 barrels per day.
The total Invest¬
the-reiinery when fully commissioned—and this may be in
more
stages of development—is likely to be in excess of
in
The
1311.
This
.123,750
Food
in
*
•
marketing
Sales
Water
&
Restaurant,
restaurants;
BUSINESS—Since
Gas
Installed
have
Included
Royate York
Burge
cumulative
$1.25
refinery,
a
and 11% on sales over the previous year. These
figures do not include the recovery of 55c per share.—V. 185, p. 608.
•»
shares of
15,000
Inc.
by Lerner & Co.
Indiana
companies
coast.
Big- Bear Stores Co.
-
.
Mills,
Head
$30,000,000 Refinery
the acquisition
Montreal, Canada, on which the company
which will process Imported crude
and
petroleum products for the Canadian market.
near
expected
Feb.
p.
and
year
a
$30,000,000.
of
the operations are privately owned
office, club, hospital, and plant cafeterias;
and institution cafeterias; and various types of special catering
Pittsburgh,
Co.; Paine, Webber,.Jackson & Curtis; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Shields & Co.; Baker, Simonds & Co.;
Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.;-Strauss, Blosser & McDowell;
Granbery, Marache <fe Co.,. and Ira Haupt & Co.
Over-
■>
is
ment
shares
services.
(par
tons
Tennessee
capacity
a
on
Inc.
Restaurants,
these
to
service
school
Co.,
stock
Inc.,
Management,
Oliver
1962,
coast
public
common
Dominick;
Kraus,
Bickford
Since
from
Oversubscribed.
Club
National
and
son, Hammill &
v.
Corporation and.
corporation on Feb. 13 announced that five of Its subsidiaries
ih food management service, tvhl In the future operate
under
the
liamg; NATIONAL FOOD MANAGEMENT SERVICE. The
live
companies are BHrkforrTs Catering,
Iu.c., Sargent Food Service,
(Inc.); -Lester,, Ryons & Co.,. and
per
Inc.
it
,
engaged
National
Society,
Group into
While no
$5,743,461
This
Inc.,
the
410.
p.
high grade
plans 'represent
These
„
Treasury
Bickford's, Inc.—Consolidates Operations of 5 Units—
now
100,000
of producing
will
Incorporated
at
5Q(/o. The fourth machine is due to be
will bring the total annual capacity of
by
and
manufacture
(Continued from page 2)
&
315,000 Higbie- Manufacturing Co. 30,000 shares of common stock
(par $1). Price. $10.50 per share. Underwritten by Shear-
-
Oversubscribed.
build
to
An
Investment News
Completed.
Grolier
plans
-$1.01
&
offering
General
97,201 shares of common
share.
Underwritten by
182,
site
600-acre
a
high
special
Co.
Horner
capable
1959,
States.—V.
holders
Indicates
(par
&
is
there
in
Co.
&
operation
into
went
(Canada) Ltd., a subsidiary, on Feb. 8 announced
BP
,
of
all
Fire Brick Co. 3,000 shares of common stock
(A. P.)
United
stales,
Courts
It
output
early
fiscal
per
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.,
Inc.
98,000
■
by
by J. P. Morgan
in iYar/c notes.
machine
the mills up to 435,000 tons. The entire production of all four machines
has been sold under long-term contracts to publishers in the southern
♦
Weeks; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Byllesby and Co.
Green
Co.
month.
last
increase
Represents Issues placed privately.
I Indicates issues sold competitively.
Harriman Ripley
&, Co., Inc.; Merrill Lvnch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Dean Witter & Co.; Reinholdl
«te Gardner; Reynolds & Co., Inc.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
A. C. AUyn <fc Co., Inc.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); New-'
hard, Cook & Co.; Bache & Co.;. Singer, Deane & Scribner;
H.
.
Corp.
Castings
Price.
$1).
Hornblower
•
&
headed
$7,000,000
newsprint
completed
Co.;
McDonald
& Beane;
Merrill,
Jackson- St Curtis; Piper,
Inc.
General
stock
share.. Oifered
per
mills
will
Turben
Jaffray
Co.; L. F.
Co.;
'Fenner
•
stock
of common
Offered
2,000 shares of common
Corp.
$3.50
Ptexce=
&.
'
.
Laurent-Murks •&
Paine;?Webb«;y
$43,425,818
Merrill
.
shares
share.
per
*
Aluminum
Price,
Mason,
3,304,834
*
'
'
3,500
Inc.
$47.50'
Dom-
&
Weeks; yv. E, Hutton & Co.; Kidder, Peabody &
Langlejr & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Lehman
Lynch;
Co.;
for
third
provision made for capital gains taxes."
The company's 1956 annual report, signed jointly by Mr.; Whittemore
and A. E. H. Fair, President, states the growth in the common share¬
snare.
■
Lines,
S2).
i
■'
per
Dominick
Co.;
bankers
subscribe
This
125,000 shares of common stock (par
Underwritten by Allen & Co.
Inc.
$8
Oversubscribed.*
-
&
Completed.
Corp.
Boston
G.
Dodge
C.
Struthers
shares of
per share.
Refining Co., Inc. 220,000
(par two cents).
Price, $11.50
The
American Securities
Becker & Co., Inc.; Bear,
Hopwood; Reynolds & Co., Inc.; Riter «fc
Rothschild & Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Stone & Webster
' Corp.;
Union
Securities
Corp.;
Wertheim
&
Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Dean Witter & Co., and Wood,
-
&
100,000 shares of common stock
Oil
stock
common
stock
common
Co.;
.
(par $25).
Price, $43.75 per share.
Offered by
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane. Oversubscribed.
....
,
.
of
for all Bowater units in
company
of 11 United States
American
Securities
'
V
&
&
Blyth
234,500 California Oregon Power Co. 7,000 shares of common stock
v
A.
Co.;
Clark,
Merrill
common
..
.
Reid
&
of
Price, $33.50 per share. |Offered by
(par $20).
Co.,
Co,;
Power-
&
W.
Brothers;
Brunswig Drug Co. 14,000 shares of common stock (par $1);
Price, $26 per share. Offered by William R. Staats & Co.
stock
•
■
share.
per
&
Co.;
&
shares
Underwritten by Goldman,
Drexel & Co.; Francis I. du Pont & Co.; Eastman,
Dillon & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Har¬
riman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Horn¬
of capital stock (no par).
Oversubscribed.
.
Fulton,
stock
common
\
150,000
$28 per share.
Co.;
by The First
Offered by Blyth & Co.,
'
Corp.
stock
common
of
shares
Ltd., top holding
insurance companies has agreed to take
up
$14,000,000 in
20-year
5%
sinking fund, first mortgage bonds,
series
C, dated May 1,
1958
and due May 1,
1978, in financing
arranged by Morgan Stanley & Co., investment bankers.
A group of
Canada
10,000
,
of
Offered
inick;
Issues Not Representing: New Financing:
;
,
!
;
Co.
Price. $42.50 per share.
(par $5). Price,
Stearns
100,000 shares
Completed.
shares
share.
per
America,
America.
group
one
Timber
Whirlpool-Seeger
.....
$20,921,113
Ltd.
\
10.000
Co.
$42
Completed.
Sachs
$12,100,000 Aluminium,
Price,
Weyerhaeuser
Inc.
Dean Witter
and
*
'
Timber
$7.50).
Boston
Inc. 63,560 shares of common stock
Rogers,
,
.
Oversubscribed.
420,000 Weyerhaeuser
by Johnson, Lane, Space
Co., Inc.
1,700,230 Van Waters &
'
"
-
,
of
■
.
Completed."
Co.
245,603 Visklng Corp.
6,421
shares of common stock
(par $5).
Price, $38.25 per share. .Offered by A. G. Becker <fc Co.
shares
26,086
' '
;
Parker & Redpath and Allen & Co.
299,989 United
Pipe & Foundry Co. 169,888 shares of comstock (par $5), Price, $26.37Vs per share. Offered by
M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co. and Farwell, Chapman &
mon
;
"
subscription by
Oversubscribed..
(no
share.
per
.
for
company
employees.
shares of common
aircraft. Price, S5.25
new
A
and
Inc.;
4,480,796 United Btates
2, 220,708 Mick
-
North
of
been completed for providing this corporation a
of loan capital for a fourth newsprint machine at
was
announced on Feb. 18 by The Bowater Corp.
it
Tenn.,
British Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Plans
shares
200,000
per
Co.,
have
$21,000,000
Calhoun,
A
Laboratories
Co.
Price,
Inc.
stock
common
*
t,
,
(par
of
Offered
cents).
&
certificates.
trust
by Blyth & Co.,
shares
Shcarson, Hammill & Co.;
stock
A
working
French
&
(par 33Va
202,000 Thompson
stock
voting
3,430
per share.
Completed.
Kline
Smith,
pleted.
McFaul;
Co.
$6.75
stock
mon
by
Underwritten
Gas
Southern Paper Corp.—Financing, Etc.—
Negotiations
North
Brewing Co. 10,275 shares of
share.
Price,
484,500 Smith,
Oversubscribed.
Inc.
share.
per
best-efforts
a
Staats
$1).
Marshall;
&
Hess
cents).,. Purpose,, for inventories,
(par
..
R.
Smither & Co.,
etc.
.
&
by
Bowaters
stock
common
Completed.
represented
per
Mason, Inc.
JonesCo.; . A. M. Kidder & Co.; Lawson, Levy
Williams; Pflueger & Baerwald; The Robinson-Humphrey
■Co.,
C
Grande
Co.;
'
June S,
«
Inc.
Shenandoah
Co.
&
<te Robbins Inc.; Courts <fc
Davis, Skaggs & Co.; Francis
First California
Co.;
Slocumb
23,153
Campbell
Co.;
Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.;
I.
Brush,
Inc.;
Co.,
&
of
Offered
snare.
further
$2,50).
San Francisco
(par
shares
Purpose, for equipment, working capital, etc. Price.
$20 per share.
Underwritten by Blyth & Co., Inc.; Atwill
& Co., Inc.; Bache & Co.; Blanchett; Hinton & Jones, Inc.;
Sullivan
shares
5,000
per
,
$5).
Bosworth,
Co.
$27.75
Manufacturing
Blyth & Co.,
148,988
/
Gas
Price,
Inc. Completed.
Rockwell
121,500
•6,000,000 Pacific
Natural
$2).
Co.,
9
(933)
4,758,643
6,391,532
corportaion
covering
employees
at
of
on
$30,000
the
Feb.
of
8
4%
company
who have been with it at least two years
$50 each). There will be no underwriting.
for working capital.—V. 183, p. 505-
par (in denominations of
nroceeds are to be used
The
SEC
filed a letter of notification with th®
convertible bonds to be offered to
non
TO
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(934)
Carolina & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
-
J ^ilwav
operating
J^ailway
operating exps.
rev._
from
rev.
158,391
159.315
2.079,171
2,041,414
$101,716
52,183
$154,264
$1,759,440
$1,447,825
?~et
railway
—V.
185,
op.
ry.
inc.
oper.
Telegraph Co.—Registers With
&
Feb. 15 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 58,310 shares oi its $100 par common capital stock.
The
*.ompany proposes to ofier these shares for subscription, at $100 per
» hare,
by stockholders of record March 11, 1957, in the ratio ot one
»Itare for each four shares then held.
No underwriting is involved.
company
Net
on
will
proceeds
The
exercised.
Vank
which
notes
The
loans
with
conformity
in
made
were
the
company's estab¬
practice of borrowing from banks, as need therefcr arises, for
general
corporate
purposes,
including property
additions and im¬
lished
which practice is to be continued.—V.
provements,
,
Power & Light Co.,
Southwestern Gas & Electric
proceeds may be used to-purchase'additional
more
of Central and South West's four prin-
of
or
one
5 Jet
sales
income
from
operations
1956
for
$2,431,790,
was
Carrier Corp.—Air
equal
$3.75
to
$419
million,
traffic
equal
S8.23 a
to
a
Conditioning Contract—
Sales
A
contract
Li-story
to
complete air conditioning equipment for the
Building under construction at 375 Park Avenue,
announced on Feb. 12 by this corporation.
provide
Seagram
York,
Y.,
N.
was
The system will be
:;.-r«w
low-to-the-floor
units
Weathermaster
Modular
designed
all-
for
buildings.
,'iass
i
the largest single installation to date of Carrier's
—V.
jinter
cold
transmitted
heat
summer
or
the
through
glass.—V,
in
investment
an
Slick
Inc.;
Airways.
one-third
from
points
report
mine
Celotex
Otis
.
in
•Tie
Corp.—Mansell, Chairman—Collins, President
Mansell
S.
and
Board
.l-'xecutive
Officer,
-•Executive
Vice-President,
V.
185,
President
from
Chairman
to
the
on
not
that
out
lack
for
C&O
of
day's
a
C&O
coal
production
»_
was
elected
was
him
succeed
to
that
traffic,
than
better
located
plants on
it
in
manifest
fast
None
for
of
pared
the
which
year,
will ship an estimated 27.200 carloads annually, and
in new annual revenues." the report says:
duction,
with
Central Electric
Offered—An
Gas Co.—Debentures
&
underwriting group headed jointly
acquired
Webber,
•Jackson & Curtis and Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
rffered publicly on Feb, 20 an issue of $1,750,000 4%%
convertible subordinated debentures, due Nov. 1, 1971,
at a price of 93.70a% and accrued dividends, to yield o%
to maturity.
The
debentures
rtock
at
The
if
105%
Nov.
will
Nov.
lemainder
Will
in
1,
first
five
1957,
100%
to
the
from
sale
ranging
the
of
1956,
produce
The
service in
Hinnesota and gas
tmnies
had
telephones
234,706
operation
in
10
states.
Sept,
on
These
30,
fnd
subsidiaries
(36,376,769
increased
have
operating
from
months
12
and
improvements—$70
thlcago
for
of
revenues
$21,769,203
ended
ferred
dividends,
from
xose
Sept.
$1,449,591,
82,483,037,
to
•CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
or
in
1956,
this
the
company
year
in
1956.
30,
$1
or
$1.67
EFFECT
fund bonds:
A, 3V4%, due June 1.
1951
the
share
per
share
per
to
TO
PRESENT
^Unlimited
clue June 1,
1974
^Unlimited
D,
3%%, due June 1.
Series
E, 3%
Series
F,
4'4%, due Dec.
Series
G,
3.80%,
1914
^Unlimited
due Sept. 1, 1975
1980___
1,750,000
sinking
fund
debentures,
due
April 1, 1967—
<>/•*%
convertible
deben¬
subordinated
4,000,000
passenger
1,750,000
3,250.000
due Nov.
1978
1,
of
due
Feb.
tures,
due
(Common
Nov.
stock
1,
(par
cumulative
$501
series
,
series
B
1371$3.50
A
of
Sept. 30,
Dodge
100,000 shs.
Orders
3,477 shs.
$3,477 shs.
the authorized number
shares of common stock has been increased to 2,250,000 shares.
^Subsequent to Sept. 30, 1956, there have been routine conversions of
(2.50 cumulative
preferred stock and 414%
convertible
subordinated
cf
the
into
.""Demand
have
1
underwriters
named
below
have
of
and
passenger
the
on
1957
our
cars,"-
models
new
Mr.
added, that
He
panies report
Chrysler-built
severally
greed to purchase from the company the respective principal amount's
47/8% convertible subordinated debentures set
opposite their names
with
retail
a
subject
by
that
Feb,
"has
tail,
change
('tone &
ties
Webster
C.
Securi¬
Corp
Weeks
Allyn & Co.,
< *ntral
Inc.__
Republic Co.(Inc.
See
First
Co
Trust
150,000
several
that
35%
large
automobile
to
40%
185,
cars.—V.
p.
of
their
we
of
a
Martin
Investment
for
50.000
Wachob-Bender Corp.
Co.__
Net
50,000
in
50,000
rtock
Jnc.
(par $10)
at
$31.75
heavy
currently
nearlv
C5 cents per
made
share,
share.
It
on
Feb.
with
was
a
shares
13
of
Co.,
concession
completed.—V. 183,
p.
of
1955,
profits
renting
leasing
and
are
Central
Public
requesting
Feb.
14.
The
common
net
stock
proceeds
(par $6>are
to
was
go
to
on
selling stock¬
Corp.
sales
below.—V.
for the year
of
were
1%!,
dividend,
ot
185,
Financial
General
Corp.
below.—V.
184,
p.
2439.
Peabody
'.
,
v
in
iinancing,
in
eompanies
the-United
personal
financing,. insur¬
collectively
8tates
are
one
engaged in the
loans, wholesale
instalment
,
.
McGuire
F.
15
as
director
a
of
this
corporation
by'J.- Albert
member of
a
the
Woods. President.
law firm. Wickes, Riddell,
Bloomer.
which is General Counsel to Commercial
T
Solvents
820.
subsidiaries.;
Its
the
toward
construction
of
progn.m
the
The
construction.,program
for^ the
seheduled, calls for expenditures of
$650,000,000 for property additions.received by the company at Room 1820, 72 West Adams
be
1957-1960,
as
10:30
to
up
the
now
(CST)
a.m..
abovementioned
'
"42...'.
p.
March 12 for the
first mortgage
on
$50,000,000
^
-
'
Liese,
months
has
President,
ended
Jan.
,
wells,
of
■discoveries,
two
including
totaled
for
earnings
than
more
twice
«'
^
has
nrodurers
oil
three
net
$358,847,
sintilar period the previous year and
of $217,467 for the full fiscal year
company
were
fields.—V.
distillate
gas
the
Aug.
1,
1956
which -nine
that
announced
1957,
31,
earnings of $155,974 for the
considerably above the earnings
which ended July 31, 1956.
fields,
180,
participated
of
which
oil
dual
one
and
1579.
p.
:
»
in drilling 11
six w^re new
and
field
gas
.
-S-
and
<
.
Edison
Consolidated
Co.
offer-to
the
its
New
York,
stockholders
common
right to subscribe
$55,087^300
on
of
Inc.—Deben¬
Feb.
before March
or
plans
companv
record
25,
15
for
of convertible debentures due Feb.
(flat)
shares of
25
cf
Offering Expected This Week—The
..
to
!
-
15, 1972
the basis of $100 of debentures for each
on
stock held.
common
Interest
15, 1957.
the deben¬
on
The offering will
be underwritten
Boston
by Morgan Stanley & Co., and The First
Corp.—V. 185, p. 820.
Higher—
million,
net
to
stockholders
the Sessions
of credit
million
$131
compared
earnings,
$4.11
per
to
after
share
million
89.5
allowance
against
company's
for
operations
four-week
p.
a
184.
settled.—V.
now
the
be
for"
first
strike
at
quarter
its
of
Jackson
1957
will
piant,
be
which
1475.
Ark.,
has
started construction
announced on Feb. 6.
company
it
was
Hugh
Clary.
L.
President,
machines and cash registers,
in
is
fields
other
it
at
"xtensivelv
various
tne
equipment,
new
in
guided
products.—V.
of
a
new
185,
the
San
p.
Gabriel
development
missile
143.
an
of
Co.
will
the
terms
option
will
14
of
provide
vote
Forestville,
overall
Clock
Sessions
to
of
to
Sessions.
-Established
of electric
the
To
—
Pur¬
on
approving
Conn.,
under
an
agreement
which
Consoli¬
assistance
management
and
a
Co.
at
Electron
the
Consolidated
agreement.
purchase at
Con
vote
and
(Calif,
and
aircraft
i
at/Searcy,
fac\oi;y
in
Electronics
later date certain of the
a
stockholders of
special
meeting.
record
will
is
also
operating
Feb.
on
The agreement
1882, the Sessions Clock Co. is
clocks and
Cowles
This
related
where
manufacture
components
of
and
Chemical
21
also
will
sub¬
timing
a
devices.—V.
leading manufacturer
185,
Co.—Licenses
p.
483.
Australian
Firm—
granted licenses to Nightingale Supply Co., Ltd.
and its subsidiary Nightingale Silicates Pry., Ltd. of Sydney,
N. S. W.
Australia,
covering its furnace and processes for the manufacture
of
"Drymet,"
anhydrous
sodium
metasilicate
and
other
detergent
silicates,
according to R. F. Huntley, Cowles' President.
has
company
Huntley
formulas
plant
s^.id the
Searcy plant,
makirig adding
wid pave the wav for exnanded production
company's
engaged
the
entitled
Mr.
The
Corp.
$4.23
■
adversely affected by
to
March
on
Clock
Electronics
assets
against
'
is
Industries
ject to approval by Sessions stockholders.
million,
$9.4
Electronics
Consolidated
chase Certain Assets of Sessions Clock Co.—
716.
p.
117.
These
amounted
11 %
$145
were
increase
.
electronic
also
-
group
a
-
engaged
are
finance
The
application
Burton
six
The
1751.
announced
holders.
Gee
will
dated
Center—
for
share
The
-
;
Utility
Corp.—Stock Sold Privately—
.The private placement, through Burnham &
Co.,'of 259,492 shares of
the
com¬
now
%
Clary Corp.—To Build Plant in Arkansas!
subordinated
add the proceeds cf the sale to its working
subsidiaries
Harold
Stv. Chicago 9C, 111.,
purchase from it. of
line
Carbon
net
an
decrease
a
preferred
year.
common
by Blyth &
dealer's
registration
a
,
$31.-
the previous year, after giving effect to the 2-for-l
stock split and the number of shares outstanding at the end of each
Co.—Secondary Offer¬
offering of 2,500
was
per
&
1956,
year
year
1955,
per
secondary
the
the
the
Central Illinois Electric & Gas
SEC
$25,000,000
,
its
Feb.
p.
company, and
receive
185, p. 603.
ing—A
Union Carbide
For
100.000
150,000
the
of
.
tures will accrue from March
16.
been
ana
totaling
patrons
71C.
Clark Equipment Co.—Sales
of
Bell & Farrell, Inc
with-
sale
issue
will; be
underwritten
by
FirstBostonCorp.
and
Kidder,
enterprises
M'cGuh;e,
nkiinn'a
Under
100,003
Co.
Lincoln. Neb.
150,000
>
liee Higginson Corp
—V.
The
180,000
of
four-year period
$100,000
;
The Milwaukee
335,000
Jlornblower &
/L
Inc.
,
company
on
Feb.. 18 filed a registration statement with the
covering $5QiGOC,000 of first mortgage bpnds,' series 8,' due March
to ba offered for public sale -at competitive
bidding.
Net proceeds will be added to the working capital of,' tbe company
with
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
$335,000
;
1987,
at par
corporation's
double
on
said,
last
to
the
than
value
the
at
<', Commonwealth Oil Co., Miami, Fla.—Earnings Up—
107.748
City Investing Co.—Proposed Research
i alow:
1'aine, Webber, Jackson &
election
bonds.—V.; 185,
(
7,029
said
Biggers
introduced
were
orders
books
outstanding
y
Solvents Corp.—McGuire.on Bosrd—
McGuire is
approximately
+
<jf
Curtis
•
J
100,719
7,796
cars
of
20,654,020
,
500.000."
tional bonds.
UNDERWRITERS—The
for
the
since
ever
stock.
^Subject, however, to the restrictions
securing such issues upon the authentication of addi¬
preliminary
are
sales
ago,
year
common
indenture
1,
1,318
124,258
division are coming in at a rate more
Robert L. Biggers, Fargo President,
Fargo
1956,
fleet
to
.
has
This
-for
22.658
132.054
figures
1957
covering
'..
102,411
11,957
.
:
number
1946
with
stockholders
SEC
,
52.943
.-
•
13.878
_
cars__._^.^
Total
•January
30.
and
largest
announced
Mr.
1957
100,000 shs.
<f
eobentures
passenger
of
:
The
instalment
of
11.833
;
trucks
-The
.
20
proposed
manufacturing.-
three
The
and
i
fSince Sept.
1956.
Total
,.
compared
number
in
.'
•
115,380,
,
was
1956
3.467
td—
that
accounts receivable iinancing. and factoring.
On'Dec.: 31.
1956, * the * compay - held receivables totaling $1,296,832,000 and total
receivables acquired
during the calendar year .1956 amounted
to $3,387,088,000.—V. 184. p, 1912.
...
"
»
%
-
j
Imperial
16,274
2___—
con¬
coirimon
of
-
.
The
1957
expected
sale
..
company
ture
$1,350,577 shs.
(par
shares)
by
Feb.
on
the
J -. .
proposed
Commercial
1.750.000
1,500,000 shs.
„
and
Bids
'%
.62.587
:
Chrysler
$1,354,000
1,750.000
sliaie >
stock
shares
(65.000
(35.000
J;,
•/
*1957
.
is
.
the
worn
gross
i"'
,
boncl-
mortgage
—28,052
-
Imperial
(2.50 cumulative preferred stock (stated
value
$50
per
share,
convertible
through Oct. 31, 1958
•As
't
Chryslerand
DeSoto,
/
_A..
Dodge
deben¬
:
per
preferred
Dodge,
DeSoto
1,500.000
subordinated
filed
.
Since
Plymouth
1970
15,
Plymouth,,
-
of
and
the
of
-.It
feet.
feet.
financing,
Dodge trucks—United States only;—for the month
compared with the month of January a year ago, was:
Month of January—
<y«%
convertible
The
ana
cars
January 1957,
World
tripled.
„\t_'
G.
690.000
1,
»
y
the
of
cost
through the
years.
.Co.
ance
".
819.
p.
the
$87,0C0,000.
12,223,256
819.
of
cubic
expanded
..
in¬
com¬
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Registers With SEC—'1
disappointing, substantial
were
the
jointly
Jacob!, and
Chrysler Corp.—January Car Output Up—
590,000
750 000
,
185,
Production
378,000
$750,000
<;.75%
"While the results in 1956
•'»
•
end
almost
billion
cubic
be
*
,
an
Second ;
on
*
second
must
and
1957,
ten
frcm
p.
•
high,
construction.' Because
provided
year..
last
the
The company, proposes to
'
letter-to
1977.
of
i* of'trie
net
a
y
185,
covering
capital.
payment
Chairmen.-in
Heineman,
1957."—V.
419,000
,
:
}
*K; '.V*-,
W.
Ben
1,304.000
C, 3 V*%
Sale
&
its second mortgage 4Va% in- "
will be mpde now for the year ''
ihcome."
be
previous
in
"ompany
due
lieqded
available
in
for
about
be
83.5
billion
184.7
facilities
during
will
increased
statement
•
$1,238,000
^Unlimited
tures.
deficit
a
totaled
service,
totaled
the
has
customers
1947
stockholders readied
the
Corp.—V.y 185,
is being made in effecting permanent unprovemeius through
application of the Iniost modern and efficient procedures in the opera¬
tion of this company.
We look forward to. more, favorable - results in
Outstanding
1974
1969
£%%
of
"because
."
1956
$343,003,000,
$304,376.0C0.Since
in
861,720,000
should
of
of
doubled
- notes
.
,
VAr
/'
interest
no
sales
spent
for
1956.—V.
has informed holders of
that
holders, said:
FINANCING
Authorized
Series
.
•
-
,
North-western Ry.—No Inter.est
&
end
of
of
reached
revenues
househeating
-debentures.
has
freight cars. \
new
13.5%
pre¬
after. preferred
1,
Series
for
same
alter
uue
Nov.
•
.
Accumulated unpaid interest on the issue" now\ totals; 7.797 .' This
represents the full 4.50%for 1956 plus 3.29'? for,,1954.
On April 1, 4
1956, the road paid the full interest for .1955 plusfpr.. 1954...
Interest on the second mortgage bonds is cumulauv'e io the extent of
com-
Series B, 314%,
,
alone
has
/
Commercial Credit Co.—Registers Notes With SEC—
sale of equipment trust cer¬
will/spend eveft more on
million
the
of
replaced
almost
C&O
savs,
respec¬
hearings
>
progress
rirst mortgage sinking
Series
report
; ;
company
bonds
1956
<iividends.
•
1957.
Mortgage Bonds—**'•
come
<■
income
the
in
the
v
earnings are contingent.
billion cubic feet, a. new
Gross
gross
program
end
.
consolidated
the
for
periods,"not
»
the
The number
at
freight cars and. other
the greatest amount spent in-one year to better
of this expenditure was in- cash from the com-
-y-: 1«5.1). 716.
*
EARNINGS—Total
half
And
the
and
.
for roadway improvements.!new; $8 million ore pier at :
adcli-
'
-
605
customers
1956
program
for
- business
the
in
chares
*
and
in
Commission
request
1957
'
-
1955
1955
components
stock
be
an
has telephone subsidiaries operating in
*>ompany
was
Over
additions
operating public utility supplying electric
parts of South Dakota, electric service in parts of
service in a portion of Nebraska.
In addition,■the
gas
$22 million-went
the cost of the
tificates.
The
-r,nd
»•
party's treasury, the. remainder came from
subsidiaries.
BUSINESS—Company is
million
$90
railroad.
the
on
out
"
ones
'
wore
number
demand
funds
1956
of the
500
News, Va„ the new coal pier there, new-yards
117 miles of electronic traffic control.
tlon of
,
will
of
part
and
loaders
to
26—
1955.
residential
Columbia
struction
indus-
in
C&O
the
the
increased
1957.' Over 700
1,700 more for
free"
million in 1956 for locomotives,
another
included
business,
Newport
at
1
debentures
repay
be
C&O spenr 868
rolling-stock;
Which
freight
freight cars and ordered
1.241
already acquired are "damage
ordeteci will be so equipped.
from
for thp.se redeemed
.
proceeds
thereafter,
years at $18.50 and
redeemable
at
prices
merchandise
growing
cais
into common
years
.approximately $500,000 of bank loans;
Itsed41 for future construction expenditures and
to
investment
be
the
Paine,
1970.
1,
initially
for
five
next
beiore
PROCEEDS—Net
rsed
the
debentures
redeemed
after
-or
for
$17.50,
(19.50,
convertible
are
by
this
handle
To
the
year
Residential
This
about $3,250,000
the
Inc.—January Sales Up—
Jan.
'over
to
In
in full pro¬
when
of
the
11%
II
7
1
"Continu-
,
debentures
and
1957,
28,
permitting
.
.
Wall
trains j
railroad's traffic -sources, 98 new
during
C&O
carried
scheduled! connections'.
of their
99%
the diversification of- the
tries
of
most
Co.
$600,000;
Feb.
-*
announced
was
orders
$32,260,902 $30,678,309
Sales
will add another 7,500
arid
Ended
Sales
■<
made
ing
716,
p.
the
1956,
Petroleum
and
until
it
42.
p.
185, p. 608.
matters.
-
record year, for coal, new tonnage marks were set by
merchandise
C&O
President.-—
as
In
cars.
at a
railroad
135,
Weeks
crease
total
lost
was
Phillips
$300,000
Inc.,
Fund.
lor exemption
its 195G annual report, the corporation
reported earnings for the
of $29,683,000, or $1.44 per .share.'otv 20,654,020 shares outstand¬
This compares with 1955 earnings of $1.08 per share.
The 1956 earnings
include "contingent" earnings of five cent? per
share* which are subject to refund pending settlement-of certain' rate
million j
34
1957.
Along with the
of
to retain his post as the company's Chief
announced on Feb. 19.
Henry W. Collins,
designated
it
elevated
been
has
from
of
Industries
the SEC
to
ing.
on
compared 'with
tons,' UP
over
acquired 2,327 additional coal hopper cars
'
and
year before,
48 million
the
of
export
overseas
Gas
year
of- 1955.
The
819.
v».
„
Ill
also,
up
national
tons
185,
.'
.
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Reports 1956 Highlights—
t
earnings indicated," Messrs. Eaton and Tuohy.said.
the annual report says, C&P extended its interests
and
1956
air—through
tons,
3,600 Weathermaster units will create an invisible wall of con¬
air over
the
inside of the window area
to
neutralize
any
Some
ditioned
«
,
<
iiiew
precision
-
persons
Colonial Stores,
with, continued'growth in n
1957.1s excellent,
for
and
of
interested
Four
"in >
the sea—
by participation in American Coal Shipping Inc., arid on, the landby purchase of the Washington and Old Dominion RR."^ • .
;'•»*' "
i
"Coal continued Its advance with the speed and. force"of a long coal
train rolling down the Allegheny slopes
to tidewater,"-Messrs. Eaton
and Tuohy state.
C&O originated coal reached a new high percentage,
13.2%
of all bituminous mined in the country, or slightly more than '
G'&O's usual one-eighth of national production.
C&O coal carried to i
tidewater for shipment abroad was at an all-timeMiigh bf 20 million*1'
In
the
of
"
have, applied
thereon.—V.
■»
15%
share, a
common
18,
amounts
given
$58 million, or $7.25 a share.
Total revenues
$39 million increase ovei*. the record $380 million
outlook
"The
"
*
the
to
.
acquisitions
tive
record
1955's
1955.
million,
$67
was
over
were
81,841,169, equal to $3.01
y«r share, compared with 1955 net income of
}.&t share.—V. 183, p. 1363.
their
.
now
income
Net
in
.
and is an important" supplier of
-country's. growing Industrial market,
powdered metal parts.—V. 185,
bushings
and
parts
manufacturer
corporation
web.
Earnings— J
Ry.—Reports Record
Ohio
&
gain
15 announced record sales and earnings for
885,563,781 as compared to $74;'608.683 in 1955.
were
%
This
been surpassed," Cyrus Eaton, Chairman
Board, and Walter J. Tuohy, President, who
have
the
of
Feb.
on
company
Net
608.
on
•-
general corporate purposes.
The three subthe additional funds to finance in part the cost
programs.—V. 185, p. 319.
" -
signed the annual report jointly, told shareholders.
The
bearings
a
Colonial Fund, Inc.—Seeks SEC Exemption—
-
,..
for
construction
Chesapeake
Carpenter Paper Co.—Reports Record Earnings—
STi56.
is
p.
,
Central
'stock of
Oklahoma, and
such
of
of
subsidiaries or
plan to use
year
184, p. 723.
type
Faxol
-
company announced on Feb. 18 that in 120 years
railroading it never earned more for its .services, paid ;
more
wages, or set a higher dividend rate than it did
in 1956.
"A year ago 1955 was reported as-Our Best £
Year, but all the revenue and earnings records of that "
effect to such application of proceeds i. The
-company is developing plans for a sale of debentures-in an amount,
iThich would permit substantial reduction in
the remaining balance
wed.
y
*
rubber-and-metal
of
giving
i before
1957
>1,
'
t
sleeve
4
This
$18,000,000 on March
approximate
to
Co.
stock
tneir
;.
intends to apply the net proceeds thereof
owed by the company on short-term
expected
are
Service
cipal
cf
located
•
+
common
sidiaries
amounts
of
the
of
Any "excess
common
rights
if all subscription
$5,801,000
approximate
company
reduction
toward
r
1
West
•
c;orp.—Dines t/anadian uperauons—
corporation's Canadian subsidiaries, Clevite Ltd. arid Paxol, Ltd.,
in St. Thomas, Ont., have, combined operations into., a
singe company.
'
'
<
Clevite Ltd., organized in 1950, is Canada's only
major, producer'of
both
proceeds would be applied to the payment ol 87,.500,000 of bank
and to the purchase of an additional $2,500,000, 34,000,000,
Public
Co.
1
. >
Monday, February 25, 1957
.
notes
respectively
Securities and Exchange Commission—
hearing thereon.
Central and. South
a
proposal.
.
The
was
'
Net
,
loan
Carolina Telephone
<ve
request
the
stock,
1
This
to
it
would issue apd sell
competitive bidding 600,000 additional shared of its." $5 par common
at
627,635
795,501
83,173
1957,
Under
608.
p.
corporation,
u ievite
t
announced on Feb. -18, has joined with
three ol its subsidiaries in tne filing of iinancing proposals with the
SEC;
and the Commission has given interested persons until March
This
1,
Net
South West Corp.—Hearing pn Financing—
Central &
•
.
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$3,838,611
$3,489,239
1956—Month—1955
$260,107
$313,579
jr eriod End. Dec. 31—
.
and
pointed
the
use
out
of
that
Cowles'
business
for
some
time,
position to manufacture
he
license
the
trade
of
f<r«»dryv
food
sanitation
Nightingale has been in the silicate
lines
stated,
names
and
and
and
According to
in
Sydney has
this
•
month.—V.
Includes
covering
their
processes,
complete
finishing
chemicals.
industrial cleaning chemicals
are.
therefore,
and distribute Cowles'
expanding industrial markets in Australia
also
metal
and
in
an
excellent
products in the
rapidly
New Zealand.
Mr. Huntley, construction of Nightingale's new
been completed and production is expected to
185,
p.
340.
plant
begin
Number 5615
185
Volume
two leased
-
Offered—An
Inc.-r-Stock
Specialties,
Machine
Danly
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.v.
will
Underwriting group, headed by A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
publicly
offered
19
Feb.
on
.($5 par) at $15.50 per share.
to
expansion
the
continue
l-
k
The
die
and
sets
II
War
subordinate
serially
maturing
note,
from
1958
'»
to
1970
serially from
shares
Common
to
1957
($5
par
'
"Includes
of
30,000
options.
shares
common
*
;
Becker
G.
A.
Bache
<fc
Shares
William
Blair
Julien
Collins
Eastman
•
_
&
Smith,
&
Barney
Co._—
2,500
Stroud
&
inc.
10,000
Victor,
Common,. Dann
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
Lemon
&,
Kidder, Peabody <te Co.,
McCorrnick
—V.
White,
1957—Month—1956
that
extent
become
substantial
a
of the
components
Seal
for
division
a
portion
type
of
S.. I.
E.'s
stock.—V.
build
will
its
third
it
This .company
>
install
was
in
the
(Inc.) —To Build
manufacturing
on
titanium
1,500-acre
a
Feb.-
on
6.
site
to
expected
be
will
operation
in
Manager, of
under
get
way
early
in 1959, Frederick
Pigments Department,
du .Pont's
H.
plant
Tlie
^
Edge
Moor,
other
titanium dioxide
Del.—are
both
plants—at
is
undergoing
expansion
of
ful
The
Tennessee
is
which
capable
of
carrying
the
extend
where
plant
another powerAngeles, Calif.
produced is located adjacent to
Angeles.
Facilities for its manu¬
weapon,
Corporal
the
main
tire
is
plant, in Los
in 1954.—V. 185,
expanded
were
t
Corporal guided missile,
at it3 plant in Los
the
produces
Navy's submarine
of tremehdous stra¬
p.
484.
to
(M. H.) Fishman C<l, Inc.—January Sales Off—
plant will be located on a site along the east bank
River, about two miles south of the Town of New
Humphreys County.
The site lies just north of uie
Valley
Authority's
recently
expanded
Johnsonville steam
Tennessee
also
Firestone's
facture
Johnsonville
the
aohnsonvi.ilc
"Grayback" and "Growler."
new
launching system will
surface-to-surface
The
Md!,
facilities
missile
jet-powered
warhead.
Firestone
.
meet1 the rising demand for the, pigment.
of
required, • Mr. Firestone said.
launching system, is for the Regulus, the 30-foot-long, seven-ton,
"This
new
Baltimore,
of California, who said that the Firestono
capabilities into the realm of supersonic missiles
tegic importance," Mr. Firestone said.
:
,
department's
*
and
Laboratory, Guided Missile Division, in Monterey, Calif.,
of the project.
The assistance of the various other
divisions of the parent company will be co-erdinated with
marines
Weismuller,
said.
design, build, test
to
Principal components of the system on which his company is working,
Mr. Firestone said, are the "launcher," the handling and stowage and
their many intricate parts. *
The
first
two
launching
systems will be installed
on
the sub¬
.
and the
soon,
program
charge
atomic
an
near
«
.
Co.—Launching Systems—
a
project' as
The
for
undertaken
guided missile launching system for U. S. Navy submarines, it
revealed on Feb. 18 by Leonard K. Firestone, President of tHo
a
surface-to-surface,
plant
Corp.
Engineering
.
construction-work
lias
holds
2440.
p.
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.,
basic
produced by Hermetic.—
announced
was
134,
Firestone Tire & Rubber
South¬
of
Intermediate
Credit Corp. still
o'ie)
of Central Public Utility
approximately
$6,200,000.
shares
(approximately
47,702
common
was
Johnsonville,* Tenn.,
plant, employing
General
609.
p.
will
Seal
whitest. white pigment known,
the
Actual
1957—6 Mos.—1956
-
Hermetic
.
$1,621,730 $19,288,828 $17,112,580
$1,781,168
Hermetic
5,000
facility, to be known, as the Johnsonville Plant, will be operated by the
.
•
.
;
10,000 ^'Pigments Department.
__
Corp.—January Sales Increased-
Stores
the
an
important
new
process
for making the
will have a capacity of 125 tons of titanium dioxide a day.
The
white pigment
is.! widely used in paint, floor coverings, paper,
plastics, and many other products because of its outstanding hiding
power ana high opacity. '.;
•
'
v
Co.-Z'SZJZ
&
-
du Pont de Neniours & Co.
The
&
& Co—
Weld
of
to be used to manufacture
are
items.
common
pigment,
and
Period End. Jan. 31-
185,
G.
the
company
The
Sales__—_
—V,
New
*
609.
185, p.
Diana
Walker
H.
1,500
—
Co
<fe
The
2,500
Inc.——_
assets
plastic
corporation on Feb. 14 announced that its wholly-owned sub¬
Intermediate Credit Corp., has sold 259,492 shares of the
stock of Central Public Utility Corp. for distribution abroad
This
sidiary,
of Garland, Texas, in consideration of the issu¬
of the company's capital stock.
Hermetic is a
of
electronic
equipment, such
as
transformers,
requires
717.
p.
dioxide,
2,500
5,000
Co—:
&
McDonald
,
Co.,
the
acquired
The proceeds
City, Utah.
molded
ments—
Elfeetronics, a company which Dresser acquired early
operations of Hermetic and S. I. E. complement one
The
to
(E. I.)
t
2,500
10,000
Noyes
Johnston.
> ;
1,500"
Co
Hemphill,
*
sell
technical
Co.:
—..10,000
McDowell
1,500
Straus, Blosser &
Salt Lake
I
expanding
an
of notification with the
(par $1) to be offered at
Hackett Investment- Co., Metairie, La.
Financial General Corp.—Unit Sells Part of Its Invest¬
debentures will be added to the
available for all corporate pur¬
by
Commission—
Feb. 6 filed a letter
shares df capital stock
through Anderson
share,
per
on
150,000
and
issued.
are
corporation
covering
and
Third Titanium Dioxide Plant—
5,000
Renshaw
Rodman '&
8,000
be
will
Inc.,
shares
line
185,
-■
8,000
—_
Co
Reynolds & Co., Inc.—^—
10,000
Co.___
&
—'
.
R.
Union Se-
Dillon,
curities
>
i_.
W.. Pressprich
&
1,500
which
Industrial
1956.
2,500
*
——
Jackson
5,000
(Inc.)
Co._
&
Curtis
2,500
Co
&
Republic Co.
Central
Co
Webber,
Paine,
10,000
Bacon, Whipple & Co.,-__—
Ohio
The
'
in
5,000
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
recently
Co.,
devices., ^
sonar
•product
Shares
-
2,500
Co
&
by
of
increased working capital required
funds for capital expenditures.
10,000
.-another
V.
underwriters and the,number
each of them are as .follows:
the
,
25,500
Inc
Co.
of
names
be ^purchased
to
from'the.- sale of the
fund and will be
company
western
exercise
upon
of
stock at the time the debentures
manufacturer
and
'
1
i UNDERWRITERS—The
of
for issuance
reserved
shares
common
$20,000,000
filters, reactors, amplifiers and other products used in the manufacture
communications equipment,' computers, control systems and radar
914,439
833,010 shs,
914,439
value)—*1,000,000 shs.
of
.of
>
1970—
SEC
$2
approved the issuance
debentures, the final terms
n
Esk Manufacturing, Inc., Wilmingrton, Del.—Files With
Securities and Exchange
Financing—Acquisition
18
general
and
of
small
•
'
maturing
debentures,
Chemist,
Division,
including
The
ance
-
$3,500,000
$3,500,000
—
-——
subordinated
Marine
next'few weeks.
The debentures will be convertible
of the company at a price in excess of the market
common
Transformer
1
*
and
*.
stock
proceeds
business
Outstanding
Authorized
,
6%
The
poses,
,
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
,
the
.
of the
company's
producer
supplies,, and. since the close of World
the leading
producers of mechanical
of
one
the
from the Dow Texas
terminal
the
.
Feb.
on
convertible
within
common
price
.
stamping presses.
.
into
.
makers'
die
become
has
directors
.fixed
of
BUSINESS—Corporation has for many years been a leading
of
Dow-Chem
Marine
.
717.
The
..
_
machinery and equipment.
the
p.
Dresser Industries, Inc.—Plans
to the
of the
proceeds will ice applied to building construction and the balance to
v
185,
shares
common
the former Tnor Corporation plant adjacent
'company's plant. It is anticipated that approximately $1,000,000
acquisition
tankers,
supply caustic, soda to
he_said.—V.
of the sale will be used, with other funds,
program
begun in January,
1956, with
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
1
150,000
<
(935)
Month of January—
1957
1956
,
$679,705
$676,788
Sales
in
—V.
185,
610.
p.
*
.
plant.
'
,
A
A Convertible Stock Of¬
fered—Hemphill, Noyes & Co. and Dallas Union Securi¬
ties Corp. offered publicly on Feb. 20 an issue of 930,000
shares of class A convertible stock at par ($4 per share).
Dixilyn Drilling Corp.—Class
.
A
class
The
stock
to
to participate
the extent of
in
excess
addition,
in
stock
common
dividends
cash
declared
the
on
common
element
two at
present offering will
GIVING
930,000 shs.
payable
"Represents notes
within
due
June
tAt Jan.
ing
26,852
have
been
due
Net
,
agreed,
the
a
on
respective
Hemphill,
96,000
& Co
Noyes
Union Securities Co.
Dallas
68.000
38.000
Hayden, Stone & Co.—33,000
L
F.
Rothschild
Walston
<fc
Goodbody
Alex.
<Sc
Brown
&
33,000
33,000
28,000
23,000
Co.
Co
Sons„
&
& Lynch__ 23,000
Inc.
23,000
Leonard
Moore,
Russ
&
Inc.
Co.,
Company,
Deane & Scribner_ 23,000
Auchincloss, Parker &
Singer,
Butcher
Ira
18,000
1
Sherrerd
&
Haupt & Co
_____
Henry Herrman- & Co._
A. E. Masten <fc CO——
Sanders
Stroud
& Co
&
Co.,
Inc—
.—
Walker, Austin & Waggener
<fc
Co
—
Krensky
M.
&
Investment
Bros.
&
A.
Co..
18,000
18,000
Co., Inc.
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
14,000
W.
-
Whiteside,
14,000
Inc
Janney,
Jenks,
year
"
Grubbs &
Co
—
company
Co
Mica
5,000
lor
has added another
prevention
systems,
anodes.
plastic and other
610.
p.
••
.
1957
wholly
a
of the
r
is
is
.
of 2,000,000 capital shares
share, by Frank B. Bateman, Ltd.,
interesting features of the fund is
that prices per share
30 days after the registration statement became
is sooner. The board of directors, however, may
*to two 00-day consecutive periods. Until such
will invest only in United States obligations.
offered,^ or
initially
whichever
effective,
extend
time
the
the
Fund
up
of the Fund is to provide a means whereby large and
may
combine the amounts they wish to invest in
in Florida and the entire South which are
believed to have growth potentials, and Jointly secure experienced in¬
vestment management.
: .
purpose
Investors
doing business
companies
$4,659,034 •
CONTRACT—The Fund
Feb.
on
18,
Higher
record
registered
year.
report listed
1955.
m
compared
as
the
sales total
8.1^
as
above
Earnings were $414,665,
$400,138
to
and
President,
industry
the
in
strike
period
third
$1.33
per
Mr.
third-quarter.
Quebec,
managed
and
Spar
sales
Mica
which
Corp.,
partly-owned
chalked
were
August
using
a
to
by
new
grinding
should
electrostatic
minerals.
reached
wheels
equal
process
developed
up
adversely
Ltd.,
of
Electro
Baie
Refrac¬
by
Mr.
Diamond
®
the
break-even
and
continued
point
on
manufacture
of
sales are expected to eon-
earnings, according to Mr. Diamond. He said
general business activities indicate
1957 sales
or
better
that
of
184,
1956.—V.
Ended
1956
31—
Dec.
p.
1351.
1955
said
1954
$39,541,359 $34,191,691
36,977,934
33,520,214
28,705,027
$6,826,315
4,169
$6,021,145
$5,486,664
Drll3,249
Drl62,77i
$6,830,484
$5,907,896
$5,323,893
1,679,812
1,386,919
1,250,929
$5,150,672
$4,520,977
$4,072,964
t368,937
1368,937
Operating expenses and taxes
operating
Other income
Gross
Income
revenues
(net)
income
„
deductions
'
said .the
company's
dividend
requirements—
368.937
Earnings available for com. stock_
$4,781,735
shs.—Dec. 31, 1956_
2,072,056
12,072,036
stock—
$2.31
1$2.00
stock
Number of
com.
Earnings per share
"On
81.986
of com.
shares
outstanding Dec.
shares outstanding Dec. 31,
31,
1956.—V. 183,
1956.p.
J$4,152,040 1$3,704,027
iRestated
2761.
a
Florida
a
manage¬
corporation,
"12,072,056
1$1.79
on
basis of
records
Gctober-to-Junuary
1957 Fords in the first
Ford Division General Salea
,
all
from
here
over
plans
discuss
to
S.
U.
the
for
half-million
Beacham,
sales execu¬
and the eastern
the record calea
the announcement to Ford Division
made
gathered
the
of
185,
p.
for
the
south
increasing
deiils
a
M.
this
of
nounced
on
821.
Co.—Two New Vice-Presidents—
Foundation
Johnsen
and
13.
At
Neil O'Leary
William
company,
Feb.
the same
have
been named Vice-Presi-
F. Thompson, Board Chairman, an¬
time, Edmond P. Rochat was named
director.
Mr. Johnsen
has been with the company since 1922 as
superintendent
general superintendent, his present post.
O'Leary, who has been with the company since 1916,
General
Purchasing Agent since 1929 for all construction
in the United States and abroad.
and
Mr.
Mr.
President
Rochat,
184,
p.
Grady,
Stores
:
Record
Berwald
&
Co.,
Inc.,
has been
contracts
is
also a
Inc., and National Apex Industries, Inc.
2625.
Franklin
Sales
of
with Gruen Industries,
director
—V.
sales
31, 1956.
various
under
and
This
trade
Corp.—January Sales Higher—
1957—Month—1957
1957—7 Mos.—1956
$2,001,153
$1,927,498 $23,114,947 $20,798,398
earnings
were
corporation
names
ended
women's clothing stores
part of the
repoited for the six months
operates 167
throughout
the
southwestern
country.
increase of 11.9(«> over
months ended Dec. 31, 1955.
income taxes, were $947,647,
or
$1.24 per share on 732,885 shares of common stock.
This was an
increase of 10.2'/o
over the $860,318 or $1.14 earned on 756,776 shares
of common stock outstanding at this
time last yeaj. For the six'th
consecutive year,
dividends are being paid at the rate of 80 cents
annually. The regular 20-cent quarterly dividend was paid in January.
The company has naid dividends without interruption for 20 years.
The company's financial position was further strengthened, with net
worth increasing to $12,406,420, equivalent to a book value of S16.26,
compared with $11,851,651 and $15.66 respectively on Dec. 31, 1955.
Working capital was $7,774,965, with current? assets, Including-cash and
U. 8. Government securities, totaling $10,463,711.
The ratio of current
assets to current liabilities was 3 90 to 1.—V. 185, p. 610.
Sules
Net
entered into
34.
Feb.
on
Beacham
who
made.—V.
Dec.
$43,804,249
revenues
Co.,
sales record breaks s> previous record of
485,943 units sold during
t ie same period of 1955-56.
This record
had stood for 32 years, ever since 1923-24 when 484,981
sales were
a
begin
other
has
pace throughout the year.
The
October-to-January
equal
snare
the
Manager,
sales
more than a
model year, 'C. R.
selling
by
of
all
broke
dealers
Richard
said
peak
July and
in
Growth
(Mich.)—Sales Records Broken—
Ford Motor Co.
Ford
by approximately
plant
Florida
the
with
provides,
agent. See also V. 184, p. 2440.
owned
new
contract
that, subject to the board of directors of the Fund,
the company will supervise the Fund's operation and investments. '
The Fund's offices, and those of the Florida Growth Co. are located
at 243 South County Road, Palm Beach, Fla. Florida National Bank
& Trust Co. of West Palm Beach is custodian, transfer and disbursing
lesser number of shares.
a
company
Year
*Pfd.
,.
321.
BUSINESS—The new hind, incorporated on'July 19, 1955 In Florida,
now a closed-end iiivestmelft company,
butpvill become an -open-end
mutual
fund
on
and
after
sale of all 2,000,000 shares
tives
announced
was
Diamond,
expected
Operating
Terminal—
,
p.
from $5 to $4.62 Va per share depending upon the amount
and once a purchase has been made at a reduced sales
charge, that same reduced sales charge will be applicable to that per¬
son
or
group of persons on all additional purchases,
providing such
shares arc still registered in such name.
*r
v/hich
1956
$5,336,151.
protective coatings, and carbon
.
185,
Fund, Inc.—Stock Offered—Public of¬
range
ment
■
1
Cleveland, Ohio, is the
Feb. 6.
Donald -Williams,
Vice-President and Director of Sales,
terminal is expected to be in operation in early April. The
Hospital.—V.
Period End. Jan. 31—
has started construction of terminal facilities at Balti¬
more
Md
for storage and distribution of 50'/o caustic soda solution
to meetftne rapidly expanding requirements of industry in that area,
on
a
purchased,
small
5,000
company
announced
also
the Detroit Baseball Co., Van Raalte Co.,
the Head Ski Co., Litton Industries, Inc.,
which he is also Chairman of the Executive
member of the financial committee of Na¬
Beach, Fla.
of the
time,
Subsidiary—
Ltd.,
Net income
Constructs New
was
185,
610.
p.
of $5,377,167
steel
feldspar and
volume
chosen by Dow to handle sales and installation of magnesium
cathodic protection systems, it was announced on Feb. 16.
Harco
an
engineering service firm, will assume anode distribution
in the North Central territory.
The Ohio Company also supplies rust
it
it
last
tribute
materially to
incoming orders and
eighth
The
185,
share,
sales
is
vitrified
5,000
firm to its network of distributors
magnesium anodes for corrosion control.
new
distributor, The Harco Corp., of
zinc
to.—V.
Flind—Registers With SEC—
completion
consolidated
Beetz,
The
„
Co.—Adds New Anode Distributor—
execu¬
diversified
Equitable Gas Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
The
and
of
making boatload shipments of feldspar to
the United States and to Europe in the Summer shipping seaspn. Spar
Nugent & Igoe____—5,000
Parrish & Co
5,000
&
S.
affected
185, p. 609.
The
partial prepayment
purposes.
company
(Canada)
1957.—V.
the
tories,
5,000
&
make
'
the
for
earlier on
Jolian
5,000
;
_■
Klrkland,
call
per
G"anfc
despite
Battles,
&
Edo
of
previous high
5,000
:
Miller
to
610.
$G,030,312
5,000
Keir——
Frank
referred
investment
annual
5,000
Dulles
above
corporation,
of
$1.35
to
&
Co
Steele & Co._»
Fauset,
shares
for construction
January—
p.
Plans
the
7,000
West
of
This
7,000
-
—
&
their
made
—
The
7,000
Winslow, Inc
Davis
loans
received by the Association, at 49 Federal St., Boston,
11 a.m. (EST) on March 20 for the purchase from it of
additional shares as are not purchased through exercise
Boston
185,
sales
7,000
Clayton Securities Corp
Co—
Dow Chemical
of
—
& Co.,
York
Inc.—
Chace,
as
Electro Refractories & Abrasives Corp.—Earns.
Mosley
Denis J. Viilere & Co—
Warren
by EUA to purchase common and capitai
follows: Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric
used
of
sale
warrants
beptember
7,000
7,000
7,000
Co.__
late John
Inc., of the advisory board of the 30 Broad Street Branch
Corn Exchange Bank,
and of the board of trustees
Presbyterian
One
will
half
&
Yeatman,
the
of Palm
offering
7,000
—
is
of
Florida Growth
offering.
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.—January Sales Up—
leet.
Co.,
&
Evans
&
St.
the
the
of
subsidiary, was
announced on Feb. 8 by Noel B. McLean,
President of the Edo Corp.,
manufacturers
of
electronic
equipment and aircraft components.
The
has purchased 10 acres of property two miles east
company
of Cornwall, Ont., Canada, and plans to erect immediately a mediumsize production facility, capable of eventual expansion of 400,000 square
7,000
Sulzberger & Co.
Thayer,' Baker
—V.
& Co
Inc.
Suplee,
determine
Brockton
Edo Corp.—Forms Canadian
10,000
7,000
Lear
Boyce
Wheat &
C.
Clement
will
underwriting
be
to
the
Month
Crowell, .Weedon & Co.—7,000
Hallowed,
will
up
This
iU.OUU
Co
&
be
EUA
the
Sales
10,000
Newburger
14,000
14,000
Richard W. Clarke Corp.— 10,000
Courts & Co
10,000
Robert Garrett
Sons
10,000
J.
Inc.
Bateman, Eichler
of
the
the company's
Chemical
the
MANAGEMENT
&
Co.,
14,000
14,000
Corp
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.
Stein
Rowles, Winston & Co
Woodcock,
Hess, Moyer
Boettcher
the
bank
Formation
Reed,
18,000
18,000
-
,
10,000
-
—
18,000
18,000
Co.,
Inc
Muir
R.
18.000
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.— 14,000
Barrow, Leary & Co
14,000
Arthur
Inc
Phillips Investment
Co
Stetson__ 18,000
Winslow, Cohu
Burnham
J.
held.'
Edison Co., 18,092 shares; and Fall River
Light Co., 112,959' sharefc. The subsidiaries will use the^juro-
the
10,000
10,000
Lentz, Newton & Co
Mason-Hugan,
18,000
Redpath
Watts & Co
Baker,
Corp.—
Company,
&
will
subsidiaries,
shares;
from
of
—V.
Laird
p. 144.
Co.,
Corp.,
He
tional Airlines,
of
Co.,
Oil
Water
Committee.
Mass.—Registers
filed an amendment with the SEC
on
Feb. 13, 1.957, to 'its registration statement covering an additional
500,000 trust shares, $l par value.—V. 185, p. 610.
Shares
Shares
Cementing
Underwood
The
below:
Spencer Trask & Co.——
then
Eaton & Howard Stock
,
,
Boston,
have
below
named
its
of
Bias
of
shares
12
invite competitive bids for
short-term
such
severally
firm commitment basis, to purchase from the company
number of shares of class A convertible stock set forth
underwriters
The
—
each
proceeds
Mass.,
reserved for issu¬
930,000 shares of common stock
conversion of class A convertible stock.
upon
Associates,
of
Tide
of this Fund at $5 per
10,738
ceeds
.
'
UNDERWRITERS
and
has been
1936,
succeed
option committees.
a
partner of Lehman Brothers; Chairman of the
American Export Lines, Inc.; and a director of Halliburton
Well
Inc.,
of
a
fering was made on Feb. 20
Electric
.
,
secured by prepaid insurance
not include
JDoes
ance
Oil
essential
to
member
also
is
is
Thomas
Board
the world's
an
Thomas
Mr.
Committee
Finance
stock
and
Mr.
the sixth du Pont plant in Tennessee.
The others are:
Hickory, near Nashville, one manufacturing rayon and the
Chattanooga, nylon yarns; Memphis, sodium cyanide
Utilities
Hancock,,
tive
1957,
and
stocks
11,
May
M.
Finance Committee Chairman
director of this company since
a
the
of
Offering With SEC—
for
Co.,
value.
pur
1
$22,750.25
year,
from
rail
by
Fla.
Chairman
Association- filed
18,
price
1958 and $39,312 due
premiums. ' .
; - 2l, 1957 the company had authorized, issued and outstand¬
shares ol common stock, $10 par value. Such 26,852 shares
reclassified into 580,000 shares of common stock, 10 cents
one
1958,
27,
shipped
be
share
^930,000 shs.
+580,000 shs.
to a-bank, interest included,;-$64,449.25
r
Lawtey,
elected
"
2,000,'000 shs.
stock
be
and
oiacx
a
a
registration statement with the SEC on
covering 89,322 common shares, $10 par, EUA proposes
to offer these shares
for subscription by holders
of its outstanding
common shares of
record on March 20, 1957, at the rate of one new
*
*$126,511
($4 par value)
(10 cents par value t—
tCommon stook
will
near Brevard, N. C.,
for manufacturing hyper-pure silicon,
new electronic and electrical devices.
many
Old
This
Outstanding
——
—
—
Class A convertible
which
Jcseph A. Thomas,
cellophane;
Feb.
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Authorized
Debt
of
Stock
EFFECT
illiterate,
Starke
at
Flintkote Co.—Thomas,
dioxide,
Johnsonville Plant.
be
Department, the plant at New Johnsonville repre¬
major project announced in a week.
On Jan. 30,
second
Eastern
others offshore in The Gulf of Mexico and on land in
neighboring States. The company owns four land drilling rigs and two
offshore rigs.
The purchase of a new "Le Tourneau Platform" and
related equipment is planned,
at a cost of approximately $3,600,000.
This
apparatus,
a
self-contained mobile drilling unit, will permit
drilling operations in open water up to a depth of 100 feet.
CAPITALIZATION
will
and hydrogen peroxide; and Columbia, cellulose sponges.—V. 185,
,
1954, drills oil and
in February,
content,
mines
the
at
Pigments
will
It
for
wells
gas
ilmenite
titanium
making
used
Plant
the Department said it would build,
other
organized
BUSINESS—Corporation,
;
titanium
for
process
Johnsonville
first full-scale plant
equipment.
platform and related
in
the
sents
j
equally, on a share basis, with the
an
additional 20 cents per share if
cents per share per year are paid or
net proceeds from the
chemical
the
for
two
the
For
used,
be
will
high
Pont s
au
to the repayment of various indebtedness and the
along with other funds, for the purchase of the
initially
applied
balance
30
sand
stock.
the
of
PROCEEDS—Part
be
of
developed
material
'Raw
stock on a share-for-
into common
to preferential dividends (cumulative, to
1, 1958) at the rate of 30 cents per share;
after Nov.
the extent earned
and,
convertible
is
entitled
is
It
basis.
share
recently
Kfown as the chloride, process, will be
sales
of
for
the
period
totaled $21,114,316, an
$18,871,994 reported for the six
net earnings, after Federal
Consolidated
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(936)
Carlsbad.
near
M., "it
!*.
tion
refinery
Richard C.
plactd in operation its mine and
Feb.
on
announceu
was
by
19
,
....
potash
or
week
the
made
were
*
,
„
tions
the
to
include
facilities
refinery,
1955.
Payment
•of
filed with the SEC on Oct. 11, 1956,
of $2,000,000 subordinated debentures
450.000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents). of which
'
1971
due
„
r
,i
statement,
registration
The
Issuance
proposed
covering the
and
V.
184,
1690.
p.
•
...
.
made in
was
V.
■
Metropolitan
Frommes
Mention
•;
•
offerea
Rauacher,
See also
all of the stock were to have been
and
debentures
$1,500,000
publicly through Hov.ard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.,
Pierce'& Co., Inc. and Russ & Co.,' has been withdrawn.
■'
■
-
■
(Colo.)—Stock Offering-
Co.
issue of Feb. 11 of the public
our
Colo.,
stock (par $1) at $1.25 per
offering, through Investment Service Co., Denver,
of 25,000
shares of common
The offering, first made on Dec. 11,
share.
ited
residents.
Colorado
to
.
.
in
EFFECT
(par
Si)
-(1)
50,000 shs.
assigned
Chicago
On
to
a
Chicago
clinic
Wabash
Ave.,
is
which
sell
located
Chicago, 111.
Method,
Inc.
Mailers
1408
Frommes
services
within
for.
renew
like
a
period.
.
monthly of
15%
clinics
—V.
immediate
the
receipts
gross
plan,
the
treatments.
from
;
718.
(4»
of
missile
J 1
the
three
prime
Fruehauf
work.
sub-contract
Calif.—V.
185,
—V.
will
185,
resigned
to
a
unit
each
shares
*
this
of
as
consultant
of
of
of
stock
$100
affiliation
offering,
Commission
between
such
issues
for
company
E.
1956
exemption
an
Pipe
units
Lines,
amount of
debentures
registration
a
Fund
the
purchase
statement
and
the
by
exemption
an
This
the
of
one
is
Fund
order.—V.
American
Co.
Oil
filed
within the next few weeks,
president and treasurer.
share,
dends
directors
and
are
also
underwriters
prohibited
185,
unless
of
the
,
for
authorized
Simpson
by
voted
of
Texas—To
according
Seek
N.
Y.
stock
to
F.
H.
dividend
Connally,
No.
33
of
per
listing on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
the board and will be filed simultaneously,
production
gas
with
net
a
in
daily
in excess of 23,000 barrels.—V.
fees
in
Philip
A.
19 announced
General
Corp.,
investment
of
Mr.
the
Roth,
(formerly
Securities
and
question
The
are
are
184,
the issuance
payable
to
York,
Midvale
One
of
directors
of
Drexel
in
the
Company)
Investment
its
of
intercompany affiliations,
the
this
other
of
•
t
by-the
directors,
Alden
Glen
Corp..,
time, vote
O.
name
committee
of
of
appeared on
proxy
Glen Alden directors
.
Johnson
Mr.
the Chairman
in
the
the
approved
Board
Case.—V.
184,
Gilbert
merger
McClintock
S.
623.
p.
■1
•'
■'
•
.
Cleveland, Ohio—Sells Georgia Plant—
has
sold
its Southeast
table margarine and
salad
business at Macon, Ga., to J. H. Filbert, Inc., of
is
brand
Feb.
on
effective
15.
r
March
1,~ 1957,'also
for table margarine,
names
Southeast,
the
The
Maremont
,
Maremont.
that
Francis
which
sale,
of
proxy
material to be
opposed to the merger
time
with
Johnson's,
'
all
and
consideration
announcement
margarine,
sale
does
buildings
involved
in
this
includes
licensed
mayonnaise and
and
equipment
transaction
salad
at
this
not
was
dis¬
emphasized that only. Durkee's (Southeastern table
mayonnaise and
include
not
Famous Sauce
Durkee's
West
salad
spices,
Durkee^s
or
Coast
products business
* food
colors,
was
extracts,
margarine
involved.
coconut,
Worcestershire Sauce.
-
The
Durkee's
•
,
and salad products operations at
affected by the transaction and will
unaffected are
all of Glidden's refining
facilities for production of bulk shortenings, specialty edible oil
products
and refined-oils for sale to bakers, food processors and
mass-feeding
Calif.,' are In no
unchanged.
Also
continue
dividends
Dwight
with¬
in
.
way
annual
increase
an
rate
basis
V.
,t
approximately $75
.
:
was
with
of
part
a
such
manufacturer
.
,*
tion
Feb;- 13
announced
Electronics Co.,
dent
cost.'—
and
.
the
-products
consumer
will
Filbert's"
:*Mrs.
at
J.
of
acquisition
,
Macon,
K.
Ga.,
margarine,
by
Filbert
that
stated
this
sale
is
mayonnaise, .salad
dress¬
of
the
Durkee
Famous
Foods
by Alvin B. Filbert,
pressing need for additional-
manu¬
it
was
announced
Inc.,
Filbert,
fills
a
and
for
time
some
the
Filbert
manufacturing sites.—V.
(B.
Goodricl»
F.)
has
company
185, p. 342.
•
been
seeking
•
■
Presi¬
additional
>
-
Co.—Institute Plant of Affiliate
Be Converted to "Cold" Rubber—
also
.
to
j
.
f6y 'xf^nvb^tiidir df ;kl prodtictldh
^iirte td ' the manhfActatt: of
Ameripoi "cold" rubber in Goodrich-Gulf Chemicals. Inc.'s man-made
rubber
plant in institute, W. Va.;. were announced on Feb.
18 by
Pl8iis '
-
,
President,
and
facturing capacity in order to meet the progressively Increasing demand
for Its products in the fast growing Southeastern part .of the
country.
Mr. Filbert explained that the output of its Baltimore operations' is
being more and more required to satisfy the Increasing sales volume of
its products in the Mid-Atlantic, Mid-Western and New
England States,
Los
'
.
of
The
area*
facilities
•
on
Chairman
"Glidden's
ing and beverage syrups, and presently maintains one of the industry's
most, modern plants in:. Baltimore.
Heretofore its products have been
distributed from its Baltimore plant throughout an expanding dtstribuw
•
.
construction
P.- Joyce,
with
.
i
the
million
line
policy of concentrating on-production of bulk
and intermediate-products for the food, chemical and other industries."
The Filbert company Is long established and identified as a
leading
;.'
William
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$311,433
$3,564,513
253,602
3,078,574
2,811,789
op.
$47,143
$57,831
$475,939
$712,491
inc.
8,576
18,367
"
10,416
I.
Burt.
Changeover
226,894
$3,524,280 "
cost
President.
from
than
more
1958,
Mr.
Burt
the
rubber-making
$2,000,000
said.
and
process
scheduled
is
added
He
that
the
used
now
for
there
completion
conversion
to
will
early
"cold"
in
rubber
another
step in
the company's modernization program for the
Institute plant announced when Goodrich-Gulf purchased the facility
from the Government for $11,000,000 in February, 1956. It will have a
of 50.000
capacity
tons
a
year.
states,
as
p.
a
J.
&
for
to
reported
$3.40
$902,083,
that net
share
per
$2.13
or
on
income
422,750
share
a
for
■
shares
the
on
"
same
1955.
backlog
of
compared to
unfilled
a
orders
at
earlier with
year
the
some
beginning
orders
of
carry¬
1958.
further
be
said
that, present
substantially
Gilbert,
Indications
ahead of
are
th^t-.shipments
figures.—V. 184, p. 821.
1956
Grand
was
Mr.
well
partners,
both
the
amount
is
at
President,
record
estimated
stock
8
announced
that
Details
the
Edward
and
Per. End. Jan. 31—
earnings
for
1956
compared with $3.13
with
equal
are
Glen
J.
to
in
$3.40
share
per
1955.—V.
185,
Manheim, Glen Alden director and Chairman cf
of
the
the
p.
Glen
book
1
will
and
acquire
to
Arnold
the
Maremont,
earning-power
approximately
a
President
,
$2,479,000
of
of
the
assets
Products,
action
Inc.,
Is
Its
Alden
will
Maremont
operate
the
company,
Maremont
completed,
assets
of
subsidiary,
and
plant and office
present
shares
plus
will
to
businesses
will
space
Automotive
change
be named
$909,000
Its
on
Maremont
being
lease
in
name
to
Co.
payments
are
Jr.,
prohibited
by
As
asked
a
Net
It
to
approve
the
an
acquisition,
increase
in
the
Glen
after
Maremont
size
Alden
of
its
the
man¬
from
earnings
the
552,724
announced
reduction
from
the
1955,
were
increase
the
share.
$16,488,755
13%.
of
taxes, of approximately $96,000
Net earnings
for 1955 were
two-for-one stock split in October,
securities.
reflect
as
Excluding
contrasted
the
with
securities
$14,533,268
profit,
the
for
per¬
and 8.1%,
184, p. 2225.
256,000
Greyhound Corp.—Expands Pass. Car Rental Service—
;The corporation will avain expand its national U-Drive-It nassenger
car
will
be
- seven
to
rental
Charles.
A.
service
on
Feb.
20,
with
the
addition
of
a
station
in
Philadelphia's new Transportation Center, Richard J. Fencl, Presi¬
dent of Greyhound Rent-A-Car,
Inc., announced.
Greyhound
Corp.
announced
the
opening of U-Drive-It
stations
earlier
Vice-President;
income
estimated
to
to $1,459,966, equal to $2.89 per
stock outstanding at Dec. 31, 1956,
includes a non-recurring profit,
This
15.
marketable
1956
respectively.—V.
—V.
Executive
common
centage of imt earnings to sales for the two years were 8.3%
President;
Comar,
amounted
Feb.
$2.40 per
equal
for
an
for
of
Adjusted
would
12 members, and to elect five
top officials of Maremont to the ex¬
panded board. The proposed new Glen Alden directors are: Howard
Wolfson, Chairman of the Maremont Board; Arnold H. Maremont,
M.
sale
$1,175,218.
Sales
1956
on
-trans¬
E.
Jerome
for
506,000 shares of
on
was
this
Investm-nt
shareholders
board
$112,520,565 $111,723,843
611.
after
'
cash.
from
Maremont
wilL consist .ol $3,000,000 in cash and securities,
Alden stock, and four wholly-owned plants.
of
p.
••
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$6,110,602
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp.—Earnings Higher—
-
Gl?n
condition
185,
share
long-term net lease.
a
Products
-
,
1957—Month—1956
$6,185,828
—V:
Automotive
acquired
from
$1,840,609 $22,295,427 $21,222,558
.
Which
be
Glen
feet of
square
share,
;
taxes.
acquired include Maremont's business, name,
receivables, inventories, machinery and equipment.
new
present
$10 per
611.
p.
Sales
acquire major physical assets of Maremont, having
of $10,661,000, fcr aooroximately
$3,400,000 in Glen
cash, and the assumption by a new Glen Alden sub¬
acquisition at
to
185,
Per. End. Jan. 31—
Mare¬
Maremont,
before
^ales Higher
1957—6 Mos.—1956
(H. L.) Green Co., Inc.—January Sales Higher—
Special
of
1957—Month—1956
$1,966,880
—V.
of
The
;
1957—12 Mos—1956
611.
p.
Period End. Jan. 31—
$4,266,000 of Maremont liabilities. Included in the pur¬
price will be 250,000 shares of Glen Alden stock valued for the
chase
185,
Sales
will
and
1957—Month—1956
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—January
value
stock
sidiary
Co.
Board,
amounted
Alden
total
connection
Because
.
$19,513,283 $18,370,591 $380,914,889 $351,848,626
—V.
of
718.
following details of the proposed acquisitions:
Alden
195G
The
Hopkinson,
:
m
.
1957—47 Wks.-1956
$21,435,319 $336,959,005 $248,423,214
share in 1955. The preliminary
per
$29,031,290
a
proposed plan
whereby this corporation will acquire
assets and substantial earnings of Maremont Automotive
Inc., were disclosed on Feb. 14.
gave
permitting
Baldwin.
Up— r»
1957—4 Wks.—1956
611.
p.
Sales
Co.,
Frank
mont,
$75,000 each.
.
(W. T.) Grant Co.—January Sales Up—
^
of
major
Products
a
185,
thei basis
on
Glen Alden Corp.—Plans to
Acquire Maremont—
agement,
by Baldwin
Drexel
is
an
Co.—Current Sales
$29,317,408
—V.
Feb.
on
levels.
earnings for 1956 compare
as
controlled
company..
General
fee
of
Union
Sales
figures, the company's 1956 net earnings after taxes
approximately $31,500,000. highest in its 56-year history.
gross profits and
earnings, both before and after income
were
Alden
Philadelphia,
Co.tJ of
equal
to
sales,
taxes,
to
on
2116.
decision
Vlce-Presidest,
with
of a new power house costing $1,500,000 and designed
supply 100,000 pounds of steam an hour, was started in August, 1956.
The Institute plant, built by the government during World War II
was in standby from September,
1953 until Goodrich-Gulf acquired it
last year and began production of rubber in April, 1956.
The plant,
under government operation, had capacity for producing 122,000
long
tons of American rubber annually when in full operation.
Goodrich-Gulf, owned by The B. F. Goodrich Co. and Gulf Oil Corp.,
also operates a man-made rubber plant in Port Neehes, Texas, pur¬
chased from the government In 1955.—V. 185, pp. 611 and 44.
to
x
'
New
Philadelphia
banker.
Roth
of
paid
Phlippine
.230,929
the
34%
will
purposes
13
payment of $150,000 of fee6 for services rendered in
with the 1^55 sale of certain assets of this corporation.
The
from
at
*
Mr.
claimed
was
of
President
preliminary
Net
averager'efomestic crude
the
and
Case,
earlier
President,
Berkeley,
$278,072
Executive
into
Rutz
Carl
of
in
Enterprises, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.
—Payment of Fees Approved—
*
Feb.
is
he
Products,, Inc.,
acquisition
company
The
.
reduction
The. dividend
an
spend
to
industrial
$1,437,000,
said
amounted
divi¬
General Industrial
on
on
1956—Month—1955
compared
up
year
The
The SEC
Mr.
out
Per. End. Jan. 26—
vice-
15c
said.
production
by
three
.....
Case,
closed.
per
exps.
ry.
this-month
O.
mailed to the
was
removed
because
opposed by
location.
is
from
Committee
preferred
The company has oil and
extensive foreign operations,
oil
finance
143.
earlier
Francis.
of Glen
Alden Cerp.
and Senior
of-FidHity-Fhiladelphia Trust Co,, re-
■
,
(products
as
rev._
shares
The
a 3%
stock dividend to common stockholders. Both
payable April 1 to stockholders of record March 1.
Application
atter
to' $17,707,640,
1955.
in
share
Magne-Head
p.
be
name
to
•'%.
The
Bank
,
other
Company of
Foft
said that although the
director
a
director
Automotive
Use of Durkee
Gillette Co.—Sets Record in
Earnings—
718.
p.
Company officials estimate that, with the waiting period prior
acceptance of a stock for listing, General American may appear
the big board by the end of April or in early May
also
of
ol
over
Mr.
by
will file application for listing of its common stock
York Stock Exchange, it was announced on Feb.
16 by
Simpson, President. The directors have authorized the prepa¬
and
filing of the necessary instruments, which will be com¬
pleted
The
paid
per
President,
185,
Rutz
was
this
five-
and
New
ration
share
per
-
to
an¬
Mathes
meeting
which
copy
a-
products plant and
Baltimore; it was disclosed
Ltd.,
company
the
Gordon
$1.90
the
,
'•/-
Rutz,
number
Exchange Listing—Votes Cash, Stock Dividends—
on
to
interest in
totalled
common
General
8c
those
over
basis,
railway oper.
185, p. 611.
V.
1957
which became
effective Feb.
13,
1957, that company
the public offering of $75,000,000 of debentures and 3,750,000
shares of comm/m stock, in such units, at a unit price of $156. Because
an
This
his
board
of
a
Glidden Co.,
profits
Philippine subsidiaries
to
subsidiaries expect
Fialkov,
outstanding
company.
proposed
such
annual
during 1956 amounted
$1,80
718.
rev.
W.
the
Trans-Canada
of
1955.
Inc.,-it-was
.
the
dividend.
variety
Net
—
Exemption—
Trans-Canada
principal
Under
stock.
common
paid
million
1956
80%
Net.
18, has issued an order granting
investment
Boston
common
consisting
portion of
in dollars to
addition,
in
11c
of
.
1957,
Johnson,
sent
the
The
*'■
.
to
the Glen Alden's
oppose
Products,
of the'Philip¬
permitted'to be. 1 establishments. These bulk sales constitute
nearly thtee-fourths of the
U. S. stockholders of Pbillipihe
'
; sales volume of Glidden's Durkee Division. --»
the
Period End. Dec. 31—
Vice-President—
to
proposed acquisition of not more than 5.000
and
received
of'the Central
regulations
equivalent
Railway operating
Railway operating
•
to its
respect
share
per
amounted
sources
-
against the acquisition.,,
stockholders
which is
sub¬
..
Philippine
to
Automotive
Feb."' 18,
and
advocating the
Originally it
■"*
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
ing
debentures
1955.
Alden
voted
date
P.
stated
As
of
so
Glen
a
that
to
material
share
accelerate^ depreciation
'
1
•
made.—V.
,
Executive
as
serve
has.
continue
it was announced on Feb.
application
an
with
of
of
*
subsidiary, of; Glen Alden Corp..
a
Maremonr
and
namely, $2.71. per shafe con¬
domestic, and have been restated to
election
11
has been formed
assets."
<
1955,
per
Mr.
Construction
;Gas Industries Fund, Inc.—Granted
The SEC,
>■
accounted
10c
growth,
"In all good faith,.'.'. Mr.. Johnson said, "I must, at this
against- recommending to the stockholders acquisition of
'
'•
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.—Earnings Up—
610.
p.
$1
p.
Mr.
,
sent
$29,-
domestic
At
quested
t
.of
610.
p.
Bumham
E..
but
of
In
l-for-15
an
be
plants
The
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—Official Resigns—
Frederick
Finance,
22c
pesos
Domestic
.wide
to defense production brings to
fully occupied with government
two
other
plants are in Los
plant
Delphos
of
number
and
Angeles,
the
1956
last
significant
pre-tax
Vice-President
Alden .Corp.,
:
acquisition
Angeles, Calif.
Under- the name of General Transistor Western Corp.," GT*s newest
subsidiary
will
manufacture
recording
heads
for
electronic-' com¬
puters and automation equipment.,. Recording heads for tape recorders '
and
devices
for
geophysical studies and air traffic control, plus a
operations.
of
here
in
sources
share from
reported are
Glen
proptery,
Maremont
Mathes,
Wentworth
General Transistor Corp.—Acquires California Sub.—
work; particularly in the guided missile field,
sharply in recent months. The company'is* engaged in
the production of special ground handling and support equipment for
rocket and guided missile programs, including launching devices, vans
and housing equipment for guidance and control equipment.
The corporation is currently producing equipment for the Redstone.
Regulus, Thor, Nike. Matador and Ding Dong missile programs.
It is
also engaged in design and proto-type phases for a number of addi¬
Conversion
Increase
acquire
letter
a
Glen
reported,
from
40%
to
from
Herman
increased
tional
figures
per
net
-
Vice-President
in
taxes.
185,
'
increasing defense contract work,; this company has an¬
that Its Delphos,
Ohio, plant will be. devoted exclusively to
work, $ j
Fruehauf's defense
has
in
transmission
in
15,
a
v.
handle
.^government
In
new
on
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—To Convert Ohio Plant—
nounced
.Alden."
construction in
1957 and
the Philippine subsidiaries expect
to spend
approximately 86.3 million.
As announced on Feb. 4/ GPU
expects to make a common stock offering to its stockholders in March
,
of
To
million—an
•
domestic
$2.38
share
per
receipts
effect
for
almost
for
from
against
1955
previously
against
the
increased
(5)
compared
Income
share
per
net
Dividends
Nov.
million
of
shareholders- ofvMaremoat
company's
$27,033,000.
...
earnings for 1956 were
with $2.81 per share for
the
in
Maremont's
;seven directors
Gross revenues of the Philip¬
823
stock
Maremont
$2,479,000;
Worth, Tex.,,
-
$166
by
-subsidiary declined to be identified with the stockholder committee, it
"definitely oi>poses the proposed acquisition of1 Maremont by Glen
the
'
were
1956,
to
Charles
'"
retroactive
a
limiting
holding
i
*
of
and
nounced .on. Feb. .13.
Earnings Up 8.9%
Feb. 8, announcing
'
subsidiaries
1955.
over
common
as
$2.28
to
43c
GPU
to
company
-'
.
contentions
31,
.proposal' to
earnings on a basis comparable to those for 1956.
In¬
Philippine sources accounted ior 55c per share in 1956 as
as
licensed
sufficiently large to enable additional booths to be Installed.
are
185, p.
various
Vice-President. of
.shareholders
.
was
...
-approximately
The
those
public utilities.
intends to expand the opera¬
tions of its Chicago and San Francisco clinics and to open
a new
clinic in Dallas, Texas. Each clinic is equipped with seven treatment
booths in which seven treatments can be given simultaneously. The
its
For
8.9%.
and
The
pines
uniform price on all sales of products and treat¬
ments as determined
by Frommes (the fixed charge for each treat¬
ment is currently $6), that the company make no deviation from the
established business
principles of Frommes, and that the company
pay
the
12;
by
on
,...
the
A stockholder committee
•
they should have done as officials
the fees requested were, excessive.
and
be, voted
Acquisition Is Opposed by Stockholder Group—
such
reflects
period of 10 years, with option
agreements also provide that the
The
to
•
its
Drexel. and-Roth
Messrs.
to
domestic
share
per
1955.
from
(3)
maintain a
company
\
•
.
of
were
share
per
in
piace
share
Metropolitan
the
of
than
against
South
5
Building,
enjoin
to
Buck,
P.
*
will
March
that
stated
John
and
'' *- '
on
,.
of
Monday. February 25, 1957
.
years,
from Sept. 30,. 1945 to
earnings
had
increased -from
plant and equipment from $773,939 to $3,054,000;
net current assets from $1,024,850-to $9,400,000;
.net worth from $1,879,516 to $7,875,000; and net sales from
$6,919,046
dated
agreement
.
1955.
$3.05
give effect
come
Chicago and San Franoisco areas for a
.to
$2.50
solidated
clinics
no
materials
and
than
event,,
evidence
revenues
over
increase
to
at
fee.}
any
in
the
consolidated
or
higher
on
operates
Frommes
the
13%
sidiaries
j •
of its own, but
franchises various companies to use its methods, formulae and name.
Briefly, under the terms of the company's franchise agreements,
Frommes
grants the company the exclusive right to advertise and
The
that,
subsidiaries
for
1956, the company purchased the Frommes San Fran¬
hair and scalp clinic, located in 340 Flood Building, 870
San Francisco, Calif., and on Nov. 1, 1956, it opened its
St.,
Maremont
Midvale-Heppenstall
action
court
a
•
.
more
nothing
increase of about 8%
an
The
an
31,
Co.,
Market
to
review
a
Dec.
'
637,420.
scalp
the formulae
Method, Inc.
-
-
<2>
April 14, 1956, licensing
clinic in the Metropolitan
and methods of treatment de¬
Co.
and
hair
a
utilizing
Frommes
by
Aug.
cisco
operate
area,
veloped
Metropolitan.
Frommes
to
latter
did
and
Gross
pine
.
the
in
$150,000
reviewing
about
incorporated in Colorado on April
13, 1956, and is duly qualified to do business in the states of Cali¬
fornia and Illinois. Its principal and
executive offices are located at
436 First
National Bank Building, Denver, Colo.
A franchise from F rommes Memod. Inc. of Minneapolis, Minn., was
was
company
the
lost
F. Tegen, President, on
the results of 1956 operations, said:
Outstanding
47,250 shs.
Authorized
—
-—
BUSINESS—The
had
1956—A.
1956—
Common
purchase
a
assets
MaTch. ;13..' /
.
Sales,
'''*
meting
a
$133,762
General Public Utilities Corp.—Net
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
.
.
v
in
General's
'
2687.
1956, is lim¬
*
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
resulted
of
.
to
are
sale
at
In
objecting stockholders as well 3S the arguments advanced in opposition
thereto
by. the applicant companies and Mr. Roth, the Commission
concluded* that, the requested exemption was appropriate in the public
interest and consistent with the protection of - investors, and. that the
compensation proposed to be paid is reasonable and fair and does not
involve overreaching.
In reaching this decision, the Commission stated,
"we
have
given
consideration
to
the
extraordinary
and extensive
character .of the services performed and the necessity therefore, the
modest compensation received by Hopkinson and Roth as officers and
.directors of Baldwin and General during the period of their special
services, and the circumstances which dictated the inadvisability of
employing outside persons to negotiate and effectuate a satisfactory
resolution of the problems faced by General."—V.. 184, p. 114; V. 182,
in
proceeds
net
which
the
stockholders
of
Roth
Drexel
p.
be used to open new clinic
Dallas, Texas, and for working capital and other corporate purposes.
PROCEEDS—The
oh
discussions
or
before the Commission, by certain -stockholders of Baldwin and
They contended among other things that Messrs. Hopkinson
opposed
General.
drawn—
«
1955
for
objecting
After
,
assets,
consummation.
and
.
merger,
sale or
the
company's
a
August
2.
after-
With-
Freiberg Mahogany Co.- -Registration Statement
'.Alden
the
of Philadelphia,, for a base consideration of $6,100,000. subject to
stockholder approval.
The transaction wr.s consummated Dec. 30, 1955,
two
'
sales and indications-that
of
Vice-President
Manufacturing.
-The. acftuRition. proposal
■
CO.,
1.800-feet deep
shafts—the deepest in the U. S. potash industry—plus a 21-mlie water
pipeline and product, storage buildings having a capacity in excess ol
100,000 tons. < Mining operations r.re highly mechanized wrth much of
the machinery specially designed lor the purpose,—V. 184, p.,1913.
addition
In
to
in
Dec.
coal.
'
"
-t.
management" authorized
General's
continue.
jts
w.-a."
_
.
'
•
in
trend
*
-
other arrangements which
would
resolve
difficulties.
After various. unsuccessful
discussions and
negotiations by
Messrs.
Hopkinson and Roth, con¬
ducted for two years prior to August 1955, they entered into negotia¬
,
_
.
downward
a
would
looking
'■
National
Potash
is
owned
jointly by Freeport Sulphur Co.
and
PlttSLurgh Consolidation Coal Co.
The former is the second largest
producer of sulphur and the latter a major producer of bituminous
potash annually.
ol
„
before from the
new facilities which took two ye?.rs to complete and cost approximately
$17,500,000. Designed capacity is 400,000 tons of high-grade muriate ol
shipments
,
Because
.Klaus,
Company Act unless the Commission finds an exemp¬
public interest and
consistent.
thS"'protection of
the
in
investors.
trend
^Wella, President.
Initial
Investment
the
Refinery in Operat'n
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Affiliate's
The National Potash Co. has
.
land,
this
year
Pittsburgh,
719.
185, p.
;
in
New
York
Washington, D.
..
Chicago,
City,
C.,
Buffalo,
•
Detroit,
N.
Miami,
Cleve¬
Y. and Tucson,
...
Ariz.
.
Volume
»■
>
Number 5615
185
*
i
:J
'..
v. ■'—:
;
.
..—
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
——i——J.
.
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
from
rev.
Net
railway
—v.
185,
ry.
586,519
v.
.
.
-
;;
•
,
.
The
8-announced
Feb.
on
;
,
in
refinery
day at Fort Arthur,
per
and
in
cut-back
similar
a
for
barrels
9,000
amount
being diverted from domestic refineries
the Port Arthur refinery, runs have been
at
and
manufacture
East
which
crude
normally
not
scheduled
normally
official
Gulf
A
does
the
said
export
this
for
to
''
markets.
foreign
official
also
kerosene, and heavy fuel
Also,
and
hauls
to
the
in
able
both domestic
Europe possible.
185,
•'
,
-
1955
.
crude
on
corporation
are
at
the
1956
year
the Gulf Coast lor export
$9 178 000,
was
15%
the corporation reported con¬
record, high, representing a gain-
dividend
paid
Feb.
185,
1956.—V.
1,
p.
fered—An issue of 25,000 shares of common
Ely, Nev.—Files With SEC— \
$10)
on
net
The
1956
taxes due" in 1956.*-—V. 185,
per
;
cently offered to common stockholders of record Jan. 25
at $29 per share, 3,519 shares were subscribed for* and
the remaining 104,641 shares were taken up by the un-*
the
'During
standby,
underwriting
tho
rights-to .'
Interstate Department Stores,
p.-612.
185,
This is
Feb. .19.
on
part of
$5,500,000 debentures, of which $2,750,000'
taken down on Jan. 18.
See V. 185, p. 485:;
:
'"'Tho
,
cMy
'f.tp,*
injl/i.
''
•
•
This
since
its
1932
Net
In
sales
•
Co.,- has .just
shares
for
were
for
operation
33
made
amounted
1956
available. -The company-
publicly
years.
Springs,
$10,974,000,
service
vfchh
this
of
the
Exchange
company,
of
purpose
Montex are in eight western states.
value 20c) of Kirby VenSyn: Petroleum Co.
to-the terms of . an agreement providing for :
the transfer to'this company of all of the assets of Venezuela Syndidate. Inc; and the other companies partlcloatlng ;in such agreement.?
Said agreement provides,-among other things, for the issuance oi the
common stock of Kirby VenSyn on a share-for-share basis in exchange;
for the common stock of -Venezuela Syndicate, Inc: and the Issuance
of 1% shares of common stock of. Kirby VenSvn In exchange for each
those of
and
■
The
stock
common
Issuable
be
of
share
(par
pursuant
stock
common
Co. „^,7
o( Ki^by Oil As Gas
\ •
„
;
area.
expected the actual transfer of the property will lake place
'•about May 31, subject to the approval of appropriate regulat.ry.bodies.
Ended Jan.
Weeks
Four
26—
•'
Sales
-v.
'"
"'.v
••
1956
1957
$120,138,427 $105,193,824
-t—v-
f85f*p::61'X"^ ^
Co.—Increases Debt Limit—
(James) Lees & Sons
the-annual
stockholders -at
The
-
•
Sales Increased-
Krogrer Co.—Current
Bolan . . . all in
gas customers ln;
is
It
21%..'
of
increase
an
Kensett, Rudd, Rock --Fa lis, Plymouth, and
approximately* 30,000 electric and
-There'are
■"Iowa:
...
to
from.- tho United
other
subsidiary of Union Electric Co. and of'
released its first annual report;
former
a
American
common,
been
has
,
company,
North
property being sold Ls known as tho People's 6es and-Electric;
of the Katrrfas City Powers Light Co.1 and wa's purchased in
Light-' & Power Co. • In addition to Mason City,;
communities served arc: Clear Lake, Manly,
Northwood. Nora
division
a
,
Hevi-Duty ElectrieCo.—Earnings Show Gain—w*
.{
Stock
stock
for
Wyoming,
.
.
,
Co.—Listing of Stock—
?
total issue of
'•
Properties^—
below—V. 182, p. 2250.
on Feb. 18 admitted to trading the
which was incorporated In November:
combining assets of four separate entities,
including: Venezuela Syndicate, Inc.,'Kirby Oil-Ac Gas Co., Murchison '
Trusts and Montex Exploration Co.
Venezuela Syndicate, Inc. hks tts
properties • in Venezuela,' and
Kirby Oil owns royalty interests In
Texas-and Louisiana. ,The properties of Murchison are In Texa$ artd
American
The
1956
will
An agreement was made on. Fob. 14 under which: this company with
general-offices in Dubuque, Iowa, will purchase
from Kansas. CityPower & Light- Co.>,the .electric and natural gna properties jfi, Mqson
City, Iowa, and eight Small near-by communifios.
The purfh.ife price
would be abouV$i7,000{000, according" to B:
Pickard, Chairman of
";the Board. -V
V •• '
* ""/'n1.1'.
1 ■'
- - *
a
Kirby VcnSyn Petroleum Co;
common
•
,;
oh March 15, 1957, according to
made
announcement
....
.
,
Interstate Power Co.—Purchase of Iowa
-
cently arranged through Kidder,.'Peabody & Co., is ex-'
pected to be delivered
...
being
within the next
CATC (ContinGroup.^—V,- 1G5, p. 146. /• .
Service)
Kirby VenSyn Petroleum
Inc.—January Sales Off
v
of
capable
is
bocm.
prototype of the design, Rig 46, will be moved
days to the location ot its second well for the
See
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$3,731,465 $67,179,124 $66,359,682'
$3,639,141
Snles
Hawaiian Telephone Ce.—Private Placement—It is ex¬
The
■
1957—Month—1956
Period End. Jarf. 31—
pected that ttie5 rem aining $2,750,000 of 4%% debentures,
due Nov. 15, ,1981; private placement tor which was re¬
was
■
at
"
mast
-
Kirby Oil & Gas Co.—Merger—
placed privately, through Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
of $10,000,000 4%% senior notes, due Feb. 1,)
with a group of institutional investors—V. 183,
p.772. ...
''
v* ;
—V.
an
"
*
•
1977,
78,386 shares which were not exercised, and laid off 82,704
$29 per share,-less a dealer's concession of $1.25 per share.'
In addition; 3.860 shares were acquired in stabilization.
Giving effect"
to these
transactions, 25,797 shares were offered at $29, less $1.25,
with,some shares stilt-available.
See-also V.->185, p. 611.
! **
.
"
•
.
to
up
.
The
barge.
the
construction
a
ehtal-Atlantic-Tidewater-CHies
issue
an
acquired
manager
'
water
tilted for use
Notes Placed
—
in
The
has
f
purchase
shares
*
.
-*
mast erect, is 268 feet.
70 feet in depth, Rig 47 is
Overall height, with
tons.
operate
to
moving
as
Privately-—The company, it Was. announced on Feb. 18,
derwriters, -headed by Stroud &- Co., Inc.,' Philadelphia,
Rights expired on Feb. 8.
,r
'
International Harvester Credit Corp.
..
184, p. 1123.
International Harvester Credit Co. below.—V.
* See
•
1
giant
*
7
out
International Harvester Co.—Subsidiary Borrows—
,
Inc.—Completes Contract
Oil Industries,
cf 5,000
bottom
few
Paper Co.—Stock Subscriptions—Of the 108,160 shares of common stock (par $5), which were re-
!
built
47,
Designed
719.
p.
j
Light Co.—Proposed Sale—
above.—V. 185, p. 6i2.
powered
by three 875-horsepower Electro-Motive diesel engins, ach
driving two 500-kilowatt d.c. generators/ The full-view drilling -mast
is mounted on a substructure that projects over the end of the barge
and which can be skidded to make possible drilling of six wells with¬
to be used' to reduce accounts payable and pay
proceeds are
portion of the company's
a
>
^
stock (par
publicly offered»oft Feb. 20 at $44.12 V2
by Central Republic Co. Inc. and associates.
>
and-; are
stock of
by American Bridge Co. at Orange, Texas, and out¬
fitted
by
the Ingalls Shipbuilding Corp.,
Pascagoula, Miss., ls an
identical
twin to Rig 46.
The device is built of 14"/2-foot tubular
members with outside dimensions of 242 by 202 feet, and has a weight
719.
was
share
two'cents
second
Rig
Inter-County Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Stock Of¬
.
institutions
of
number
a
.
$100,489,000. Consolidated net profit,
compared with $9,573,000 in 1955;,
,
.
$4,748,000: This
stock
are
submersible offshore drilling device of the Rig *
46 type has been
placed in service by this corporation.
,
The new mobile unit, Rig 47, is starting a *w. ell on OCS-0474 No. 3 !
in Block 129-A of the Eugene Island Area, off St. Mary Parish, La.,
under contract to the Phillips Petroleum Co.
-
profit for 1056 was $4,708,000, compared with the
amounts to $5.40 a share on 809,807 "
a share on 799,198 shares in 1955
adjusted
net
of
Co.
Power
Interstate
The
1056,
a.
install- t
*
bonds
as
See
-
^
Hamilton
Pa.
of
1957.
the $25,000,000
Kansas City Power &
.
on
10,000,000
covering
be offered
.stock, of
common,
for
1956 versus $5.51
in
the
lor
Feb. 7 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par one cent), toper share, without underwriting.
The proceeds
to be.used for expenses incident to mining operations.
SEC
the
"
■ •..
figure of
1955
the
taxes,
figure
shares
31,
Dec.
sales .of- $111,107,000,
over
taxes,
After
719.
p.
Hamilton Corp.,
The
..
before
shorter
made
•
on
income
Net
/
April 1,
principals, trustees or agents for various funds.
The
bond§ are
guaranteed by Kaiser Industries Corp.
exchangeable at any time after Oct. 15, 1957 for common
Kaiser Industries Corp.—V. 183, p. 2538.
•
acting
Corp.-j-Reports Record Sales—
ended
year
net
10.6%
of
one
1,090,000 barrels of Oklahoma
Europe.—V.
•
-
This
caused primarily by the Suez Canal crisis,
of its pipelines. used to move crude
to Its Midwestern refineries. - This made avail¬
reversed
Southwest
the
foreign.
and
the
solidated
tanker
in
paid
been
.
due
Purchasers
and
Co.,.TncJ,
Interehemical
For
savings
companies,
•
-
.
financing will be applied on a bank loan
.The proceeds of the
ment
Kerr-McGee
rearrangement and substitutions of ships
emergency,
temporarily
from
to
crude,
Western
^Earlier
Gulf
oil
of
sources
-
-
on
members of the underwriting, group
Hemphill, Noyes 8c Co.; Hornblower -& Weeks;.
Faine,
Webber, Jackson
&• Curtis;
Reynolds & Co. Inc.; and City
Securities Corp.—V. 185,
p. 719.
-
/•
oil
other
have
since- 1912.
year
_
Privately—The
company has placed privately, through The First Boston
Corp., $25,000,000 of collateral trust 5%% bonds, series A,
due Jan. 15, 1969.
!"
;
'
being developed and new ;
Continued control of the;
committee now that 822.
i
Kaiser Co.—Bonds Placed
(Henry J.)
was
$1,717,013.
Blyth &
arer
1
oil.
with
cooperation
in
time have been made through
to
completed .as long as new products are
belter methods of packaging introduced.
program's development is provided by a packaging
it has moved into the long-range stage.—V. 185, p.
UNDERWRITERS'—Among other
.
made
has
Gulf
said
each
company
amounted
commitments to sell a total
of 1,144,000 barrels of petroleum prouUcts to foreign countries between
last Oct. p.nd next March 31.
These products include gasoline, gas oil,
.The
new
industrial designers with
New York City,
of
development
the
and
stock of certain stockholders
behalf of the company.
represents
financing
offering
represent
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
the
barrels 'direct
4,406,902
The
be
supplying water for residential, commercial and industrial uses
lire protection ir. Indianapolis,
Ind., and the surrounding area.
largely
since last October,
barrels of crude oil
sources
and in
1938.
Incorporated in Indiana
in 1881, and
organization, has owned and operated a water works system
its
since
country.
has -sold
company
to Europe. -In addition,
it sold 2,400,000
(October 1956 to Jan. 1, 1957)
to'other domestic purchasers to enable their operations to release crude
to'foreign
not
does
BUSINESS—Company
crude
any
.
selected to evaluate ?.ll J Ac L
was
,
,
,
PROCEEDS—The
oil, has been
responsible, either directly or indirectlv, for a total of 6,806,000 barrels
being diverted to foreign countries since last October. The company
also said it has directed to Europe 60,000 barrels per day of Middle
Gulf,
1
-
.
.
their
of effective corporate Identification.*
packaging and product identification,'
December the J Ac L management approved the entire progfam.
company's uniform package design program probably never Will
in
experience
will
from
was
and
distillate yield.
increase
Y.,
N.
Associates,
Stahl
Gerald
New York,
Broadway,
195
made on Feb; 21 by an investment banking
headed by Glore, Forgan & Co. and Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co. of 250,000 shares of common stock (par
$10) priced at $18.75 per share;
crude
of
Also,
gasoline
reduce
to
..
group
Toledo.
at
2315,
Room
719.
185, p.
ing
10,000 barrels
reduction of
include ?.
10,000 barrels per day at Philadelphia;
These reductions have resulted
Texas;
day
per
export overseas.
changed
runs
.
previous identification was not
sufficiently distinctive In appearance nor did it -convey the feeHng of *.
a
modern,
progressive company.
Not until this dramatic corporate- identity program was begun did they realize
the numerous factors ■
Indianapolis Water Co.—Stock Offered—Public offer-
'
•
.
The
of
it
—V.
a
at
company,
11 a.m. (ESTi on Feb. 26 receive bids for the purchase
$40,000,000 first mortgage bonds, series E. due March 1,
to
up
cut-back of 29,000 barrels
per day in refinery runs of crude oil. The action is designed to ease
the oil shortage in Europe.
The company simultaneously made public
a
number
of
other
operating adjustments which were described as
"a 100^
contribution to the Government's oil for Europe program." ;
corporation
modern
increasing recognition of the Importance of
corporate identification.
...
Jones
&
Laughlin feit that
letter of
a
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Bids Feb. 26—
-
.
Refinery Runs—
Gulf Oil Corp.—Cut-Back in
The
8
involved.
$1,467,563 $20,968,401 $22,583,943
,786,722
7,524,077
9,830,740
$1,429,644
op.
inc..-
oper.
485.
p.
filed
notification with the SEC
covering 5,000 she res of capital stock (no par) to be - offered at SI0
per
share, without underwriting.
Th6 proceeds are to be uied for
working capital.'
'
'
.
on-Feb.
industry's
heavy
Horkey & Associates, Torrance* Calif.—Files With SEC
tee'company,
V-' ■
$6,996,874 584,092.375 583,758,950
,5,529,311
63,123.974 61,175,007
Railway operating rev. J
57,189,491"
Railway operating exps.'.
5,759,847
^—;
.
1S56—Month—1955 ;' .1956—12 Mos—>1955
-
•
Lju
...
.
meeting
April 24
will be asked to
to $15,000,000".
increasing the company's long-term debt limit
from the present, $10,000,000.
A company official stated, however, that tlie company
epprov?
«
has no- current
plans for issuance of any more funded debt.
He described* the mave^as
"a
precautionary measure,"
with the proposed higher debt limit
considered a more reasonable one in view of the company's expansion
program.
Present long-term 'debt totals about $9,000.000.—V. 184*
1
net
Pro forma
1955,
over
income for the- year
wa3
$530,550,
as com-;
share of
per
—V.
183,
p.
increase of 40 %. Pro form a "er pnimm "
for 1956 were $1.49; as against $1.05 for 1965.
common
an
2537.
/
-
Hewitt-Robins, Ine.—To Sell Part of Business—
Middlefieid, Ohio,
announced on Feb; lfMn a joint statement that" they have entered into
an
agreement providing for the sale of> Hewitt-Robins'
rubber and
plastie floor tile
manufacturing equipment and
inventories to the
This
;
Johnson
sell
and' the
corporation
Rubber -Co.
Johnson
Hewitt-Robins
Rubber
will
of
Co.
continue
to
manufacture
April 5.
.
additional
production of other
products in which the company has a more dominant market position
The
company's chief products, in addition
to foam cushioning, are
conveyor belting and machinery, industrial hose, vibrating screens and
power transmission machinery.
The company also has an engineering
division which designs and builds complete materials handling systems.
Manufacturing plants in addition to the one at Fremont are located at
Buffalo, Passaic, N. J.; Philadelphia, Staten Island, N. Y.; Franklin,
N. J.; Chicago and Johannesburg, South Africa.
release
The
and
Johnson
floor
space
expand
to
manufactures
Co.
Rubber
needed
a
diversified
line
of
rubber
plastic products primarily for the automotive and heavy appliance
The company is also well known for its "Johnsonite" line
industries.
rubber
of
cove
base,
nosing and plastic wall
stair
tile.—V.
184, p. 521.
Hollywood Doll Manufacturing, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files
With Securities and
The
.
SEC
to
corporation
per
be
capital
and
Feb.
8
filed
letter
a
notification
of
with
the
shares of common stock to be offered at par
through Bruce Sparks, Reno, Nev. The proceeds are
machinery, advertising fund, raw materials, working
share),
used
on
Exchange Commission—
300,000
covering
($1
A*
<
Is
for
addition, 50,000 shares are reserved for issuance ut $2 a share
exercise of options to be granted by the board of directors to the
directors, officers and employees of the corporation in order to attract
desirable personnel and to reward individuals for outstanding service
corporation,
the
to
opticus
the
arc
Memorial
various
to
Its
1956.
Tarks.
business
organized
ation
of
Princeton, N.
this corporation,
process
Mr.
and
Bartlett
and
financial
out
in
was
transacted
that
office with t'-e Clevland faci'l-
"until
is,
that
of
GIVING
EFFECT TO
a
perpetual care
such activities.
while
all
research
time,
was
contract negotiation,
legal
activities have been carried
centered in our Cleveland
1
"The- consolidation
322,-
,r
will
be
;
completed
.
..
the
within
-
,
,
t
next
-
60
.
days."—*
.
stock
185,
p.
Best
(par
$1)
3C0,0OCshs.
Ai
50C.0C0 sirs.
Top Awards
Identification Program and Indus¬
,
corporation
The new corporate, identification program adopted by.this
received the unusual distinction of two first awards in the
has
Designer's Council awards competition, it was .announced on
J & L's objective was quick, easv identification of all company
and
services.
This is probably
the foremost example—to
Package
Feb. 18.
products
date—of
......
...
Dodson, President* of
M.
C.
The Lehigh Coal-
Co., of which the railroad is a wholly-owned .subsidiary.
ships acquired by Penn Navigation are of the Liberty
of
the
and
type,
by
18
Feb.
on
Navigation
one
Five
is
In line with the - "Trade
the T-2 class.
tanker 01
a
brofram' of' the, U. S. Maritime Administration, four
vessels are intended to be operated under foreign tlag
a'.id to this end Penn Navigation will build a 32,600 ton tanker. A
contract for construction 01 the- new tanker has been signed with a
Out4 nhd 'Build*'
Liberty
the
of
subsidiary
acquired
Bethlehem Steel
of
the
to
noies
Corp.
•
the
i-#>i'i»vS rr
Navigation Co. which may at a
of
45'"
tne
commcn
sco
..
time
to
company's
operating
Railway
$5,939,318
operating exps.-
rev.
from
railway
185,
p.
rev._
iy.
oper.
486.
being in conformity
fields related to the
p, 823.
vt
1956—Month—1955
, 195F—12 Mos—1955
$5,764,891 $71,580,669 $68,911^233
5.185,697
5,344,238 58.206,300 55,888,474
'
Railway
Net
cooperate
develop from
RR.—Earnings—
Valley
Lehigh
period End. Dec. 31—
Net
Lean
of the prin¬
time.
into the shipping business was seen as
previously hnnouneed plans to expand into
preseht area of operations.—V. 185,
with
r».*^v»»c
future datq
»a..
and
Entry
op.
$420,653 $13,374,369
26,299
6,725,538
$753,621
inc.
221,277
Lindsay Chemical
Co.—Reports Increased
$13,022,759
8,254,374
Earnings-
for the year 1956 were $1,337,302, equiva'ent to $3.65
share after payment of preferred dividends.
This com¬
with 1955 net earnings ot $815,273, or $2.21 per common share.
earnings
Net
common
pares
—V.
.
security
cipal
per
o.
Webb & Kn; pp, Inc., of New York, one
holders of Pan-Oceanic, have also agreed
each other in such new shipping activities as may
Navigation
.
transaction,
of Penn
into
converted
be
184,
p.
428.
Loew's, Inc.—Stock
Outstanding
Lauglilin Steel Corp.—Receives
Corporate
nounced
PRESENT FINANCING
822.
trial Packaging—
;..
and
........
....
.
RR.—Unit Buys Six Ships— :
Penn Navigation Co.,
a newly foimed subsidiary,
has purchased six
ships from Pan-Oceanic Navigation Corp., of New York, it was an¬
on Oct.
Building,
holding company
the design, development and oper¬
primarily
and
Jones &
for
organization.
this
aspects of the corporation's
Princeton,
p.
incorporated in Georgia
located in the Allgood
operated to fmar.ee
park
type
cemeteries with
to enjoy profits resulting from
and
CAPITALIZATION
announced by K. M. Bartlett, President of
research
materials
stated
J.
XacilitiejL
185,
is
memorial
maintenance
—V.
Horizons, Inc.—Consolidates Offices—
the
was
Authorized
Consolidation of the
ties of
office
'
;
Lehigh & New England
—V.
corporation
principal
2626.
with
by
and no more than
Ga.
Toccoa,
The
exercised
be
they are granted,
date
Common
V.
1
their holders within five years
20% of the options
held by any person will become eligible for exercise in any one yar.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used by the corporation to
finance
the design,
development and operation
of Memorial Parks
in and near various cities in Georgia. Activities
to be financed irom
these proceeds will include, bat not be limited to: (1) Purchasing tracts
of land suitable and desirable for development as Memorial Parks;
(2)
landscaping and developing such tiacts ot land as may bo purcia.el;
(3)
advertising burial sites or lots located in the various Memorial
Parks for saie; and (4) paying incidental operating expenses necessary
in connection wit)*, the development and beginning cf operation of the
All
from
p.
Incident
upon
BUSINESS—The
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offer¬
$1) at $2 per share
Ir,
1160.
p.
-
Ga.—Stock Offered
Securities Corp., Atlanta, Ga., on Jan. 25 offered
450,000 shares of common stock (par
to bona fide residents of Georgia.
inventory.
(par $2.50)
was made on Feb. 14 by Smith, Barney & Co. and Leh¬
man Brothers at $27 per share, with a dealer's concession
of $1.25 per share.
It was quickly completed.—V. 178,
*
City
146,000 electric and
—Allied
ing of 68,900 shares of class A common stock
.
Co,
Power
Mason
the
and
Investors Securities Corp. Toccoa,
•
29.
Hoover
trflftsinission
and electric
.Interstate
over
plant located in Mrs on City
all natural gas distribution
distribution lines in the v rea.
has
its general offices
in Dubuque, Iowa.
area
property, the Company will be serying
gas customers.in three states.—V. 134, p. 2118.
KW steam electric "generatlmr
in the transaction, as well as
26,000
involved
systems
With
Gas
.
manufacturing equipment is at Fremont, Ohio, one of three
Hewitt-Robins
plants which produce foam rubber cushioning for the
furniture and automotive industries.
Hewitt-Robins said the tale wil
tile
The
and Electric division is over 300 miles from oui
general headquarters in Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas City Power As Light
Co. has no other properties in Iowa, and there is n«> direct connection
between Its
Iowa properties
and its main system in Missouri and
Kansas.
Translcr of this property to Interstate Power Co. is in tho
best interest of all concerned."
*; ;•
People's
"Tiie
and
sponge rubber and plastic foam carpet cushioning products: Terms
sale were not disclosed; >The sale is to be finally consummated
the
of
Munseil, President'of Kanm)s City Power Ac Light* Co., sold,
ff: B.
.
pared with $378,158 in 1955,
This
corporation on
Feb.1
Offering Registered
14
filed a registration
With SEC—
statement with, the
stock The regis¬
of tne shares,
covering 159,030 shares of its no par common
tration statement was filed in connection with offerings
SEC
fne New York Stock Exchange or otherwise,
acquired by the holders of stock options.-
on
acquired or to be
1957, of 95,700
issued
pursuant
stock option plan to executive officers
of the company, and still owned by them, and 63,330; suan s reserved
for issuance pursuant to the plan but not yet issued.
The plan, adopted
In March 1951, by the stockholders, provided for
granting to certain
key executives options to purchase an aggregate of 250,0Q0 shares.
onHnns- under the olan were allocated on Jan.
17. 1951, to the followThe
159.030
consist
to company's
shares
as
of
Feb.
5.
14
The Commercial
(033)
lag: Dore Sehary, 100,000 shares; Arthur M. Loew, 40,000; and Benjamin
27,500
tiie
Minneapolis, Nortlifield & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Joseph H. Vogcl, Uharies C. Moskowitz, and Louis K. Sidney,
shares each.
The price under the options is $16,'-8 per share,
Thn.i,
traded
the
between
mean
the
on
high
York
New
which the Board
Stock
price
low
and
Exchange
Directors granted
of
which
at
Jan.
on
the
1951,
17.
options.—V.
the
stock
Railway
date
operating
rev._
$355,686
exps.
296,531
$59,155
tions—Of
the
to
offered
inc.
9,466
31,235
railway
—V.
(Ky.)—Stock Subscrip¬
185,
stockholders
common
recently
per share,
$23.50
at
and Lehman
by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Brothers,
-Patent
William
See also
been
Fob.
18 announced
Btockholder
of
this
company
to
the granting of
the
reopen
pet.tion liied by
a
hearing
with
to
respect
be
reconvened
The
each
for
Feb.
on
share
23,
of
Lynn
The
common.
hearing
is
to
value
the
certain
of
of
real
petition.
petition,
the
In granting
ufacture
by
owned
estate
Lynn.
by
stated:
company
Ga.,
have
U.
S.
said
company
District
a
of
Court
infringement of 3M
highway center striping.
patents
consent judgment has
Atlanta against the
covering a reflective
officials
the
said
the
13th
license
from
3M.
paint
market
to
the
compound
»
officials said
thereby
manufacturer
provides a durable light reflect¬
nighttime visibility of the highway centerimportant safety aid to motorists.—V. 185,
"Centerlite"
increases
providing
an
721.
p.
lie
avoided,
be
should
and
only
ordered
for
compelling
letter
to
consideration,
respect
offer
the
,
.
have
inform
not
to
stockholders
the
hoard in
be
Special Offering—A
—
that
and otner aspects
concluded that under
circumstances
the
tney
and
nounced
which
interested
all
particularly
and
persons
the
stockholders
thus
further
any
respecting
questions
participation."—V.
185,
the
accorded
opportunity
Railway
Placed
Co.—Bonds
Feb. 19 (see V.
on
185,
rev._
Railway operating
exps.
Tales
$1,453,773
—V.
of
from
rev.
railway
—V,
$540,198
135,
$6,454,005
1957
the
at
Announced
/it
Co.
p.
proposed
value to
par
of
rate
that the
and
the
with
of $12.50
offering
common
share
one
for
rights will expire
of
304,613
3,962,499
$2,491,506
$2,013,389
inc.
oper.
56,967
23,931
805,143
stockholders of
each
10
March
on
record
shares
(& Subs.)—Earns. Up Slightly
1956
will
associates
underwrite
the
1957.
13,
offering.
Maremont
See
Products
above.—V.
Corp.
134,
■
•,
Co.,
income
;
Glen
Alden
Corp.
*
.
185,
*
The
SEC
—V.
18o,
McGraw-Hill
Publishing Co.
(&
Oross
income
income
before
federal
Federal
income
Net
income
covering
184,
$76,653,353
13,545 290
(allowing lor
1956
stk.
f'
•
'
,
•*?
(
t
.
Monticello,
Inc.,
of
letter
a
of
Lee
Securities
Stores
to
purchase
aircraft
7*.261,3^9
make
it
$6,283,951
Mark
20
$2 33
Co.—January Sales Up—
proceeds
to
possible
to
for
the
of
rate
a
the
and
purchase
$100,000
sale
parts
shop
for
to
a
be
—V.
18b,
October,
moved
$61,408 217
from
Texas.
of
The
Corp.—Subsidiary to Acquire Container
directors
quisition
of
have
approved
total assets
the
of
an
the
i.f
Cnicago. 111., by The Jackson
wholly-owned subsidiary, subject
the
annual
meeting on April
proved by the directors and
.Taper Corp,
Industrial
ploys
275
Jackson
Container's
people,
Box
will
30,
Industrial
Co.,
providing
Container
airplane
Paper
Ohio
shareholders'
This
shareholders
agreement
of
the
Industrial
Corp
has
Model
at
been
offered
at
par
Pa.
con¬
The
com¬
of
Goodbody
Ira
box
as
plant
the
in
to
J.
A.
which
Division
of
to
The
increase
and
in
and
to
are
the
be
manufac¬
equipment.
and
its
in
York.
Box
Co.
Cincinnati.
in
Pa.;
three
Evert
manufactures
Ohio,
other
and
box
shipping
Durham,
Container Corp.,
N.
containers
C„
York
and
lias
—V.
in
production
of
The
em¬
the
Model
In
and
18
continued.
flown
lareer
p.
of
Industrial
Container
provides
2626.
of
area
airplane
distribution
for
its
corrugated
is
The
prototype
August,
1953.
by
facilities
known
now
24,
1955
The
and
could
be
the
as
Jan.
present
three
every
—V.
stock
185,
185,
Jackson
with
Box
184
5
-V.
Days End.
185, p. 613.
(par
1956—Month—1955
held
$
Operating
Operating
was
will
shares
holders.
Federal
■»
$
^
revenues
22,430,761
20,631,337 251,675,367 229.327 181
14,770,270
3,034,766
1,551,434
14,992,388
2,024,311
1,132,766
3.274,241
income taxes
Other operating income-
working
and
1,
rate
1957
of
a
net
•—V.
after
185,
income-
charges
p.
3,001,614
613.
Model
20
pur¬
of
number
names.
H.
Kuch
G.
Co
&
•
2,000
McCarley & Co., Inc.
8,500
2,500
Mericka & Co.,
Curtis
5,000
Inc.
Jackson
Webber,
&
1—_
____
11,000
Prescott,
Inc.
Shepard
5,000
5.000
Shearson,
Ranimill & Co.—
9.000
!•_
4,000
Straus,
& McDowe.l
5,000
Inc.
Co.,
&
2,000
G. H.
<fc
Co.,
5,000
_
Blossor
9,000
Walker & Co._
,
1957
1956
$10,8j5,369
614.
not
Angeles
($25
par
^Subject
held
to
used
the
go
April
production
of
the
suspended
in
production of the
was
for
production
EFFECT
of
108
the
PRESENT
net
Mark
Mark
the
to the
of
the
is
FINANCING
but
company,
are
corporation,
raw
starches,
adhesives.
The
160,000 shs.
of
22,142
being sold
of
27.446,826
sales
13,114,612
riods,
2,481.872
30.833.784
29 386 055
2,295,884
28,014,037
27
a
dextrines,
history
and
gums
dating
back
related
have
net
increased
earnings
ended
City,
Calif.;
Houlton
period,
and
Mars
1951-1955,
Nov.
from
have
30,
dividend
$9,002,061
risen
1356,
from
sales
to
the
$16,348,186.
$267,629
were
to
1880,
products
Hill,
and
Me.;
and
company's
In
the
$657,422.
$17,190,706
and
For
net
net
same
21
cents
per
have
been
share,
the
paid
every
year
indicated
annual
change
to
recognition
Change
meeting
its
the
of
to
to
name
company's
the field of industrial chemicals,
that the
mean
will
of the
division
beverage
of National distillers Products
name
continue
dend
according
policy
of
U.
as
Industrial
S.
Chemicals
the
of
income
vigorously
highest
9'«
in
its
corpoiation
two
principal
amounting
history,
to
preceding year's volume of
equal, a^ter preferred divi¬
the
over
$20,103,816,
was
the
Eierwirth,
Mr.
chemicals.
and
were
increase
Net
to
promoiing
beverages
1956
an
$500.191,691...
requirements,
stock,
to $2.11
per
share on the outstanding common
with net income of $15,514,127 or $1.60 per share
compared
1955.
Bierwirth
and
reported that operations during lr56 reflected increased
profits
capital
1056
paid
was
shares
20,095
preferred
of
capital
value
Book
$24.93
purchased
or
working
year-end,
that
1955.—V.
in
chemical
and
the
$31,000,000 in the current
aggregate of $6,798,000 of
an
debt
beverage
corporation
divisions.
in
1956
of $28,500,ono of which $24,000,000
Capital expenditures in the chemical
divisions.
approximate
the
disclosed
also
expenditures
chemical
from
both
in
Bierwirth
Mr.
stock
and subsidiary
for
and net
worth was
stock rose to $25.57
totaled $211,249,000
share of common
per
185,
longrequirements and
retirement.
At
fund
purchased
were
made
in the
division will
were
year.
company
sinking
for
721.
p.
Fed.
for
Net
1954
$518,497
$382,436
203,500
263,736
191,704
163,
$254,761
1956
taxes
income
profit
—V.
1955
$401,560
$198,060
income
before
Prov.
Show Decline—
Ended Dec. 31—
Year
;
taxes—
:__L
.
$190,732'
670.
p.
Inc.—Sales Up—
National Shirt Shops of Delaware,
Month of January—.
1957
Sales
185, p.
This
Corp.—Sells Interest in Unit—
Research
stockholders
equal
as
wholly
a
in
suosidiary
owned
NRC Metals
Corp.,
National Rescarcn
of
have become
which was
Coip.
Richard S. Morse, President of
President of Columbia-Southern,
NRC Metals as a vehicle for
activities relating to the manufacture and sale of zirconium and
both
the
to
companies
their
supply
of
supply
Fla.,
a
Tne
in
construction
under
Santa
Rosa
plant designed for the production of
plant is scheduled for production
new
1957.
of
has
with
contract
a
3.500.0CO
the
Energy Commission
Atomic
for
and hafnium metals and
operation reaches capacity
zirconium
of
pounds
industries
other
has
currently
hsiniam.
end
Metals
NRC
future employ
the
chemicals.
and
Corp.
and
the
toward
in
Pensacola,
near
by
announcement
and E. T. Asplundh,
will
metals
Metals
zirconium
will
$1,006,525
614.
corporation and Columbia-Southern Chemical Corp.
associated
the
1956
$1,113,713
—_
—V.
sold
•
the
sinre
for
in
the
the
when
new
as
raw
Research
new
he
of
the
Corp.
nation's
the
first
metals,
high-purity
and
background
work.
Cambridge,
of
processes,
petrochemicals
extensive
will
fully-integrated
which will be
form
Florida.
in
National
gical,
plant
production
to melters and fabiicators. The zircon sand to be
material in the new plant is available from ore beds also
sponge
development of
Mass.,
is
engaged
in
the
products, and equipment in the metallur¬
physics fields.
The company has
applied
in metal processing
and
in
new
metal and
alloy
development
wholly owned subsidiary of
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., is one of the nation's important manufac¬
turers of chlorine and alkalies.
The company has extensive experience
Chemical
Columbia-Southern
the
tration
Both
11
earnings.
quarterly
Florida
new
facility
field
of
of
chemical
chemical
Corp..
ponents
1934.
rate,
zirconium
a
and in
processing of
manufacturing
in
nuclear
and
hafnium
metal ores
operations.
reactors.
have
For
the
corrosion-resistant qualities of zirconium
is
in
current
The
2462.
p.
the
adminis¬
pe¬
.
of
80,
their
at
proposes
recent years in
name,
for
$543,099,524,
in
five-year
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
A
to
J.
the
underwriting.
no
Corp.—Proposes
in
Corp.
change, will
its
sales
The
headquarters in New York City
Chicago, New York, St. Louis, Los
at
SEC
shares
lour
production.
100,000
by certain stock¬
8609,443.
018*844
the
This
company has
facilities
Redwood
with
corporation
division
National Research,
Outstanding
sale
be
the
subscription
for
each
President, informed shareholders in the corporation's
new
continue
Net
20's
20
a
proceeds
for
1956.
chemical
According
TO
offered
below.
stockholders
of
Chemical
<fe
the
National
of
200,000 shs.
at
will
Corp.
will be operated under the
Under
20."
total
with
notification
be
snare
facilities.-—V,
Products
this
17,
Bierwirth.
The
used
EARNINGS—In
16,231,814
of
Chemical Corp.—New Name—
Products
approval
Distillers
formerly
GIVING
There
electric
xor
Distillers
report for
located
N.
letter
a
share).
per
be
Distillers
approved,
will
the
proceeds from the sale of the remaining 77,858 shares,
$976,860, will be applied initially to the con¬
improvement of planes.
The balance will be added co
capital.
and
filed
Distillers &
to
on
A.
If
production
and
Hawthorne,
Exchange Commission—
1
Feb.
on
in Name—Record Sales Reported—Earnings Also Rise—
was
1955,
24,
and
price of $14 per share.
oversubscribed and the books closed.
manufacturing
months
Net operating
to
the
Shares
2,500
National
See
approximately
totaling
struction
176.409,999 159,379,686
28,199,770
through
agreed
their respective
opposite
613.
p.
at
The net
industrial
expenses
acting
below,
severally
stockholders
Paine,
Co
proceeds are
days.
stock
common
manufactures
1956—12 Mos.—1955
give
stock
development
Morningstar, Nicol, Inc.—Stock Offered—An under¬
writing group headed by Lee Higginson
Corp. offered
publicly on Feb. 26 an issue of 100,000 shares of $1
par
Ended
.Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings
have
Wm. J.
Co.___
company
hafnium
BUSINESS—The
Period End. Dec. 31
the
Aug.
C.A.A.
used
"Mark
$5)
PROCEEDS—The
S-K" ?»;»•«
$6,088,123
$5,340,831
common
$11,466,658
County,
Corp.—January Sales Up4 Weeks
table
above
5,000
Co
&
p.
185,
NRC
"
Inc
products.—V.
3 Weeks <fc
of
On
the
and
721.
p.
offering
Shoe
single-
Authorized
value
Melville
&
Hopkins
The
21,
four-place
a
eng.neering
certificated
and
available
which
CAPITALIZATION
nlants
'
acquisition
n
of
The
(Jyracuse, N. Y.
common
the
June
on
Company,
Milwaukee, Wis.; and Delavans
the
3,000
Co.
&
With Securities and
substantial
Container
the
2,500
$264,937,000,
wilt
equipment
Kansas
immediately. At that time
single-place
single-engine airplane)
all
20,
Common
companies:
in
authorized
named
National Oats Co.—Earnings
in
engineering
Co.
Jackson
Interests
torth
Co.__
&
Cabell
day.
per
_
located
in
selling
the
14,000
Hogle & Co
In
used
be
machinery
commenced
(a
that
of
was
test
Aug.
produced.
were
Container
Chicago
Chicago
set
Co.___
&
Podesta
Haupt
Hirsch
term
securities
the
as.
the
"Mooney Model .20" was commenced.
factory and principal place of business was
Kansas, to Louis Schreiner Field at Kerrville,
approved
Between
ap¬
one
operated
18
order
Mead
a
was
was
Model
20
and
20
thereof
ac¬
approval
figures shown
increase
and
Corp.__
Eichler
in
incorporated
was
design
Wichita,
Model
Model
Plant—
for
&
Cincinnati,
Mead
1957.
corrugated
be
agreement
Box
to
1952,
Production
the
completed
Mead
The
Co
&
Cruttenden,
engine airplaue known
February, 1953, the
*
613.
p.
of
authorized common stock
the effectiveness of this re¬
Upon
underwriters
s.ock
common
Bioren
the
with
station.
gas
machinery
shop
corporation
one
BUSINESS—Corporation
1957—12 Mos—1956
$3,375,159 $61,860,057
value
par
the
and
representative,
as
company
activities—alcoholic
Philadelphia,
expenditures, including
from
material
raw
and
expenditure of
In
1957—Month—1956
$3,335,094
.
(par
Company.??..'
Y.—Files
Corp.,
to be used for capital
motel, roadside restaurant and
processing and selling gravel.
of
The
In
McLcllan
Corp.
Bateman,
1948.
Period End. Jan. 31—
options
stock
^
Higginson
Profit
Tales
No
preferred
Shares
Co.
l
N,
notification
stock
common
Walnut
are
a
been
ture
$2.93
split)
filed
18
shares
through
used
7.
p.
of
snares
annual
dent, Hal F. Rachal, Box 801 Midland, Tex.
$7,870,756
share
per
of
has
Feb.
on
300,000
share),
8,855,953
income
2Tarns,
'»
Associates,
PROCEEDS—The
16,726,909
__
stock.
common
the
over
shares.
issued.
so
the
irom
company
,
corporation
proceeds
2 955
$88,661,564
taxes
taxes
stock
surplus;
reclassixication,
Higginson
chase
John
1957—12 Mos.—1956
Mooney Aircraft, Inc., Kerrville, Texas—Stock Offered
—The company in January olfered publicly 60,000 snares
of common stock at par ($5 per
share) through its Presi¬
Subs.)—Earnings Up
___.
capital
1,000,000
shares
this
to
sales
$6,037,960
2956
of
common
split-up.
Mr.
$6,768,391
shares
from
additional
$0.44
1956
613.
p.
12 Months Ended Dec, 31—
—V.
1957—Month—1956
_
per
McCrory Stores Corp.—January Sales Up—
1957
aggre¬
dividend
effect
and
be
■
($1
pany
•
$0.45
613-
p.
The
Month of January—
$1,428,974
1956
outstanding share of common stock, including the
the reclassification, was split-up through issu¬
into 7.287449 shares of common stock, with a
concurrent capitalization xrom earned surplus of the par value of the
$63,367,105 $58,479,427 $1,149,652,520 $1,057,952,450
.V
above.
—
9,402,000
20,998,945
344.
p.
struction
Tales
9,833,000
share
common-
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
31,
each
stock
a
National
21,446,461
•
per
Monticello
'•
1914.
p.
25,000
preferred
to
to
resulting
of
ance
17,031,000
7,629,000
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—January Sales Up—
Maremont Investment Co.—Proposed New Namer—
Gee
the
131,515.000
15,638,000
shares outstanding___
Per. End. Jan. 31—
Incc^Proposed
'
•*'
■
;
Alden
Glen
,
Automotive
•
the
to
Dec.
the outstanding shares -.thereof were reclassified,
stock (par $1), with the excess of the
into
substantial progress in
—V.
.
of
classification
$
134,502.000
taxes.,.:
5,805,000
Sales
"
eliminated;
credited
National
was
Clark, Dodge
also V,
185,
See
at
1955
March'
it
held,
addition
covering 4,500 shares of common stock to
by stocKholders on the basis of one new
before income
165,
com¬
823.
Gale—
exceeding
increased
shares
482,554
487.
p.
Earnings
—V
of
in
which
credit
3,516,403
$136,247
Income ' taxes
$28,915,852
shares
71,390
include,
of
granted under this plan.
31,
1956
the previously authorized
share,
value
was
—V.
333,323
$
Net
5.,
not
National
connection
loans
letters
been
was
$5,529,792
$206,875
;
Income
Common
stook
400,000 shs.
11,000,000 shs.
$1)
bank
Sales
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$440,860
Sales
Manning;, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.—Rights to Subscribe
In
(par
unavailed
Dec.
for
185, p. 613,
mon
Outstanding
$1,500,000
1,428,974
•
r
2,250,000
721.
p.
op.
ry.
Monsanto Chemical Co.
1957—12 Mos.—1956
$1,274,907 $33,103,700
FINANCING
Nantucket Gas & Electric Co., Nantucket, Mass.—Files
Net
Net
Manuel Stores Corp.—January Sales Increased—
1957—Month—1956
this dividend.
receive
Month of January—
Fourth Quarter—
Period End. Jan. 31—
Privately
344).—V. 185,
p.
1956—Month—1955
operating
2443.
p.
of
share
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
such
for
Service
has arranged to place privately, through
Period End. Dec. 31—
desiring to, will have the opportunity to participate, the record
completed will be received by us for final disposition free of
Lynn
PRESENT
(G. €.) Murphy Co.—January Sales Up—
in
with our policy to accord opportunity for adequate stock¬
holder participation,
we
shall exercise our discretion to reopen the
record so as to extend such opportunity in
this instance.
"We
do not anticipate
that the delay of the proceedings entailed
In such reopening will be prolonged or will result in any prejudice to
ivny interested person.
Upon tne conclusion of such reopened hearing,
keeping
nt
Public
Kidder, Peabody & Co., an issue of $5,000,000, 4%% first
mortgage bonds, series J, due Feb. 1, 1987, it was an¬
proceedings before us with
of the proposed exchange
fairness
We
to
,
did
opportunity
an
not
TO
$1,500,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
Light Co.
special offering of 7,616 shares of common stock (no par)
was
made on Feb. 14 by White, Weld & Co. at $25.50
per share, with a dealer's concession of 60 cents per
share. It was quickly completed.—V. 182, p. 828.
Missouri
anicng
stockholders
its
might have
stock
$100)
^
—The company
other things, to the fact that al¬
though Lynn advised its stockholders of the exchange offer and that
it would become effective after its approval by the Commission, Lynn's
given
whl
i
Deinpsey-Tegeler
We
reasons.
1957 to holders of record Feb., 15.
offered
EFFECT
1971
1,
authorized
yet
tAt
Lee
reopening ol the record after the close of hearings could represent
disruption of orderly. and expeditious procedure, ordinarily should
a
chase
par
been licensed to man¬
paint and glass bead compound sold
Brand trademark.
The Smith com¬
Georgia firm has
patented premixed
the "Centerlite"
ing surface which
line,
the
the
have
being
GIVING
JThe company has adopted a Restricted Stock Option Plan, pursuant
to which the board of directors may grant stock options for the pur¬
have
>•
Minnesota Power &
that
recognize
against the
been upheld, it
this
by
Point,
East
Minnesota
the
becomes
under
to
the
NEES opposed
"We
brought
Co.,
15.
for
for
Company
the Commission
the
by
under
3M
pany
1957.
was
Subsequently, John F. Cremens, of Boston, Mais., a Lynn stock¬
holder, petitioned to reopen the hearing; and in an argument before
the
Commission on his petition he outlined the nature of the evi¬
dentiary matter which he proposed to present, relating
principally
granting
tCommon
stock
a
held on Jan. 3, 1957,
at
which evidence was
offered by NEES as to the fairness of the exchange offer
There was
no
active participation ac the hearing by or on behalf of Lynn stock¬
holders,
However, written statements of views submitted by a number
oi Lynn stocknolders weie iiled in tne hearing record.
hearing
used
Minnesota
a
pending proposal
of
New
Englana Electric System to acquire the
outstanding common stock of Lynn through an olfer of two shares of
the
for
claims
Smith
Feb.
on
company
paint
Lynn Gas & Electric Co.—Hearing on Exchange Offer
on
Infringement
entered
Smith
Mining & Manufacturing Co.—Upheld—
Armstrong
revealed
Attorneys
V. 185, p. 486.
The SEC
shares
notes due Aug.
loans i-
*The
Minnesota
subscribed for, and the remaining
were
Monday, February 25, 1957
.
gated $672,025.
was
common
oper.
.
payable March 8,
the
•Bank
613.
p.
.
Authoried
outstanding,
5,000 shares were taken up by the underwriters, headed
NEE3
$2,096,154
,•
816,679
330,000 shares of common stock
shares
325,000
Electric Co.
&
ry.
of
CAPITALIZATION
5%
from
rev.
Net
Louisville Gas
$2,071,549
813,468
$89,202
Net
been declared
Purchasers
$4,332,442
2,236,288
274,403
op.
$4,508,991
2,437,442
$363,605
Railway operating
2C20.
p.
has
1956—12 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955-
'
was
the
134,
Period End. Dec. 31—
and Financial Chronicle
finding
constantly
increasing
very
important
as
com¬
chemical processing industries,
are outstanding and the metal
acceptance.—V.
(Continued
uses
on page
185, p.
55)
721.
Volume
185
5615
Number
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
DIVIDENDS
'
v
Name ot
Crain
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate r
-
tables.; -In.; the first
indicate all the dividends
we
i
....
Abrasive
'
5 %-
Alexander
3-22
•_
10c
3-22
Stockholders
will vote
ing to be held
tors'
the
at
Allen
50c
3-1.
.
annual meeton
Detroit
3-
4
Di-Noc
6
Diana
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Paper-Corri
Companies
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ing to be held
-
split the
to
American
6 %
shares
com.
Export
American
Felt
April 15-on
on
Co.,
American
Fire
quar. )
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\\ $4.64 prJor preferred
American
Laundry
American
News
Co.,
3 quar.)
com.
1
Gorp._i_,_^'.^_>_.£_.
%
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Co.
York ;(quar.)__
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of
Wholesalers,
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weeks
ago
as
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payment.
on
4
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close
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.
1
Kansas
4-10
50c
52,,4c
46%c
4-
1
3-
4
4.28%
preferred
1
3-
4
4.3*2%
preferred
4-
1
3-
4
4%%
preferred
(quar.)!,
■
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4-
1
3-
4
Kansas
4-
1
3-
4
4 % %
4-
1
3-
4
'4%%
4-
1
3-
4
31'Ac
3-15
pieferred
Kansas Gas <!(:
5%
2-28
Kay
(quar.)
:
Electric Co.,
Power
City,
-
Jewelry
Stores
Copper
*
City
Foundation
-
Co.
3-
If
3-
n
3-
H
3-15
3-
3-29
3-15
3-15
2-23
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1
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4-
1
3-
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4-
1
3-
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$1.12 %
4-
1
3-
53
4-
1
J-
11
40C
3-15
3-
a:
$1.50
3-2j
3-
32 V-c
——
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Labatt
\
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Foundry
Gold
1
3-
8%c
3-15
3-15
15c
3-11
ft
2-2 )
3-
%
3-
r
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Lakey
•
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17'AC
(quar.)—
(quar.)
'
4-
45c
(quaiv)__
Ruboer
Electric
'
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Corp.
B.)
;(i.
2-2*1
$1.C6»A
(qua:.)^
Kimberly-Clark
10c
130o
(quar,)
CoiqDLtd.
4-
1
3-D
10c
3-
*.1)
3-15
3-
A
2c
(interim)
3-16
$3c
—
—
Mines,
from net investment
2-28
=
2-18
Lone
Creek,
Star
Loew's,
15c
3-15
3-25
3-
9
3-
*
8
Lorillard
7%
J.)—
Cement,
3-15
2-2 1
4-
income)_______
.
(P.)
Co.,
preferred
Land
Louisville
Title
3-20
4 %1
4-10
4-10
3-11
Madison
3-
5c
1
2-20
Maine
25c
3-15
3-
4-20
3-29
4
29
3-00
30c
3-29
3-12
15C
3-
2-15
Gas
Mangel
$25c
(quar.)
&
3-13
1
3-
4-
1
3-
;i
3-15
3-
'XI
3-15
2-21
45c
3-15
2-23.
2cc
4-
3-2<>
50c
(quar.)
Exploration
2-27
4-
3-15
3-
3-26
2-2 f
3-11
4%
common
3-1 »
3-30
30c
quar.)
1
2 Jc
(initial
3-15
$1.75
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Louisiana
3-29
$1.75
30c
7%
com.
27 %c
25c
new
(quar.)
Inc.
$30c
Ltd.
3-V>
3-30
2-2 t
4-
Kinney Coastal Oih (s-a)__.
of
Paper- (quar.)
ol'-'Canada,
4-15
Lexington Funds, Inc.—
.Lexington Venture Fund Shares (quarterly
Industries___l__.„_____A
Corrugated
3-15
4-
(quar.)____
(quar,)
7
Leitcn
Stores-, class A (stock dividend)
(stock dividend).
:_
VvUyne
3-15
3."
$1.25
7
50c
B
Forest
Fort
2-ro
1
$1.07
(quar.)—
3-
;
Quarterly
Class
3-ld
3-
3-
$1.12 %
Lignt, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
3-
1
$2oc
•
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3-15
$1.08
&
preferred
(quar.)
1
4-
40c
(Jetsey
3«_:V
33C
______
common
4-1
$25c
4____
Bank
2-?Tl
3-15
50c
(quar.)
50c
__:
a
2-2,X
75c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
2-91
1
25c
(quar.)_
4-
4%
surcertificates.^
Casualty »-(Battle
1
4-
25c
:
Sons
(quar.)__:
City Southern Ry.,
Kxeinert
as
4-
50c
Kokenge Co.
(E.)
4-25
■'Fitzsimmons
1
,-315
3-18
.
&
(quar.)
Corp.
First
>
«3-
&
$1.12 %'
-
2-1 i
share
one
2-26
upon
-
of
(quar.)
4-10
*
2-1)
1
25%
Corp.
517/ac
permanently
Equipment 'Acceptance
Ferro
..
dividend
held
four
each
Kauri's
83
stock
common
stock
C.)
N.
3-14
(quar.)___
1
(Greens¬
4-25
$1.50
33-
37 %c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
51'Ac
-
3-lJr
$25c
T
coin.
Julian
1
^
1
Co)hp.____
Service, Ltd.,
$1.50
60c
lilqiiiclating f dividend
*
3-28
$25c
(s-a)_
__!__
87VaC
,
.___
(quar.)
Ltd.
2-l>
3-1 V
lc
2-23
1
Lta.—
Trust,
2-1 >
1
3-23
2oc
3-15
1
3-15
14.66c
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V
4-
5-
,
1
1
3-
3-22
$31 ',4C
(quar.)—__
3-
5c
$1.75
preference
b2 %c
pfd.
3c
:
Liggett &'Myers Tobacco,
4- 1
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Paper
Farm
3-31
.
25c
preferencs. A
Investment
Mich.)
3-11
4- 1
Public
preferred
'T/<;
3-30
$12V»c
—
conv.
Jamaica
tom-
„»
\
3-1 VP
3-15.
Tug & Barge, Ltd.—-
boro,
(quar.)
3-
1
1
75C
(s-a)
Participating
for
(yuar.;__
<2- 1
4-
4-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
5participating
-
-
,
■
4
Co.., (quar.)___
Transfer, books
t!
*
20c
18%c
5%
.Kodak
"^'Tehdfer
.
3-15
1-15
/
'
(quar.t-aii_u__:—
A.—•
3-
3-
3-15
30c
.
■
Johns-Manville
Ltd.
25c
1
$1.20
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
Royalty
4-
1
Island
6
a
5-15-
6-.-1
(quat.h=__i___^,___i—56V*e>r
California K.
on
y
(quar.)
Jei^brson Standard Life Insurance
(quar,
Corp.,
final
A
3-15
*' '•
,
(quar.tl._l
A
Brothers,
-.4Va'f'o
15
the
Engineers Public Service Co.—
*•
3.-15 '
-
4- 1.
V
4.
clas-J
conv.
3-
$1
preferred. 4yuar>_'_-_
1st
Eddy
'
3- 1-
,
Foods, Inc.,
75c
Lvd.
preferred
Economic
t
-
,.
3-20
25c
Chemical Co.,
6%
pieferred
(quar.)
Easy Washing Machine Co.,
-
i.j.
Stores*
Eastman
t
8
' 3*15
•>'3-15
1
taken
action being
no
proposal
Loan
Kennecott
3-29-
40cV.
3oc
-
Previously reported in these columns.-.
two
;
1
(quar.*)
split
Duro-Tesfc
3-11
,
V"
-
■
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Mills
4-
:
$55c
•
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cl
(Irfcrca-edl
4- 1
3-29
$15c
$15c
-
.
li-lt-i'
5%%, preferred (s-a
Autoiuatic CaaLeen Co.
3-
25c
__
__T
*
5
3-
annual
ruon four-for-one.
j
,
Crucible Co..(quar.)
(quar.)
4.20'4,
•
3-
3-20
45c
' '?
•
Ltd.,-class A! ,(quar.)_j
( quar. )
3-
!
the
at
In¬
from securities
16c
(quar.)_:
preferred
3-20
3-15
$1.20
(increased)__•___
4;'4.15preferred,, (quai'O!
11-3J-
3-19
3- 1
22 Vac
-
.
.
3-1 "'i - 2-21
3-1
2-21
65c
»T
-
Associated Spring Corp. (quar.)
.Athey Products Corp.i_^_«.__Sj;w--y-^-i-----
Atlantic
12-14
50c
a
4-15
25c
)_-V___L
3.75(4. preferred (quar.)_i
__i
4'.'f
.'preferred*'(quar.)_!__!
4.10V preferred (quar.)_4___
,
b-31
4Jc
(quar
Surety Co.
},
S-16
•
10c
50c
'
Macninery
Co.
Ajnerican Screw
American
-
SI.16
„
(quar.)./.!,
Optical .'(quar.
American
3-15
50c
(quar. V
commoh
Tar..A
12 %c
12 %c
!
(quar.)_.,_!,
March
$2.10
.
.
' 2-28
3rl5
t
25c
-
(quar.
International
American
3-
;25q
Quarterly
American Home
Corp.
from
(14c
Fund
Extra
(quar.)
Arts
G
Co.
Bakeries,
preferred
Investors
„
3-15.
2oc
25c
>
3-
Bank
Lumber
$4.80
Investors
4,
Co.
to
Dominion
3*15
3-15
Insular
1
Holder)
Payable of Re~
30c
realized
on
Dominion
.
4-
1'.
3-11
''
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Ltd.—•
vestment income and
t$i
from
6c
meeting to be held
1
P::3- 5
3-
4-.
3-
3-25
Institutional
r.et
ironi
profits)
Edison
Chemical
;
3-14
$1.50
*
Quarterly
•
btac
Dommion. Cdrsct," Ltd.
25c
'
*
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_.
& Casualty-(increased
3-15
:
cf
and
Dixon
3-1
,
preferred
1
When
Share
3-15
Lid.—
A
directors'
50c
(N:.
3-
3-29
50c
Canacia,
class
(quarterly
3-15
3-
3-11
Institutional Shares,
>
..
40c
-
proposal
a
of
3-15
3-J5" " 3- 1"
4-12
-,3-29
v
Per
Name ot Company
3
85c
.93*ick4- I V 3- 5'-.^
cfu Pont. (E; Ij de NcmoUrs & Co.—
87%c "
4- 1
3- 5 ."
Common, (interim)
4^__4_._
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.
'.,'$3.50, preferred f quar_)_k—!________
"A
■' "$4.50 preferred (quar.)_'__
_^___
!
!Duquesne Light C0v,;common (quar.)_______
;
meet-
2-for-1 basis;
on a
Lines,-Inc.
*
•
,
40c
* 3-14
75c ."*. 3-29
(quar.)__,
American "Cyanamid
.
1
1
•3-
22y2c
4> preierred- t^uar.V
!
Stockholders "will
vote
.
'!\_
-
25c
70c
20c...
.•
^
:
Fund
Stores
-
4-
Aircraft
Dictaphone Corp.,
..
•
Holdert
3-30
( increasedr
(quar.)
rinvcstmentj income
3-
direc-
a'
a 50%
stock dir.", •
Equipment s5c.
&
Industries
Allied
Altec
2b"
proposal to declare
Electric
Allen
March
on
When
Payable of Rec.
$l5c
,
Amcne.;—
non-cumulative
$2
Delaware
"
*'«
Havilland
De
2-28
i
of
Cigar Cofp.
security
3-11
15c
(quar.)
Interstate
Holders
31'Ac
Co
Mfg. Co.___
;
Baldwin, Ltd——
&
When
Ltd.
Steel Co.
D.W.G!
Payable of Rec.
—
(quar.
Express
Akron Brass
/.
Co.,
commori (initial quar.)_
Cutler-J-Iariimer!. Inc. (quar.)'
Products Co!—
Metal
&
preferred
Adams
Per
Share
...
.
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»
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Share
.New
•
,
Haute of Company
i
Company
Pe4roleum_ Corp.
Crucible
during the current week/. Then we follow with
a second table in which we
show the payments previ¬
ously announced,'but vvhich have hot yet reached their
j.
(R.
Creole
an¬
nounced
payment date.
(939)
1
Mortgage
Electric
&
Braiding
Stores
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.___—
Casualty
&
—
(quar.).
Corp.
1
ii\
Marine Communication
Marconi International
'
Stockholders. w.:H
ing on
vote
at
.proposal to split the
a
meet-
a-special
snares
*
•
'
cn
*
Fiaser
Fuller
•
-
Coinimnies;
(George A.) 'Co.
*
two-for-one
a
•
Barium. Steel
Stock
15c
4
&
Corp.,
Lomb
common
Beau
Ties
Lumber
FoOte
Brazilian
'*%
3 27
Co.,
Light
preferred'
'3-27
3?ia
4- 1
3-18
4-1
$1
10c".1'25c
17MtC *
-
4- 1-
(quar.)--
3-1
-2 18
3-11
1 *
'
*
-
able
plus
in
Gatiheau
5
A'
'
Pow-er
Co.}
&
Bricish
American Tobacco
str.itton
I increased t
—
.n
$$1.50
4- 2
35c
3-15
=
Co., Ltd.—
Bex
General
"3-15
ol
preferred
Co.
3-
'
1
o%
Interim
7d
California
$2.50'
Electric
California.
Ink
California
Pacific
5 'in
;
*
Co.,
preferred
Utilities,
3%
preferred
Crushed
G'f>
—
preferred
Canada
Packers,
Ltd.-,
Extra
Class
Ale,
class
(tjur.r.)_
com.
A
•
(s-a)_•£•_
•*
Wire
Class
v
&
Cable,
Class
B
(quar.)x.
Baxter
class
Ltd.,
(quar.)
•
Mills, common
Carey,
Carter
T/e
2-28
1
2-2$
A
3-15
3-15
2-28
2-28
$$1
(quar.)-
75c
(quar.)
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-11
3-
25c
$0.9858
$1.75
3-11
4- 1
4- 1
3-10
2-27
3-12
3-12
:.
M.) Co. (quar.)
Deposit Warehouse
Fibre
6'/h
(initial)*—
(A.
Central
i
.
Products,
preferred
Century
Electric
1
(quar.)
Chesapeake
<
Mfg.
Gas
1214c
Extra
~
Christiana
Securities,
preferred
Citizens
Cleveland
34.50
Cliffs
Iron,
Coleman
4V\ '4
Colorado
Co.,
Inc.,
Interstate
Gas,
Edison
pieferred
Commonwealth
4-
1
,
Title
Stock
Hawaiian Commercial
Agricultural
preferred
75c
3-25
3-
5
3-
1
2-28
4-
1
4
% '4
3-^9
Helena
3-
1
Hercules Gallon
1
6(4
3-15
3-
1
7 ~m
3-14
2-25
4-
1
3-20
3-29
3-22
3-15
Curtis
Co.,
Fire
3*4(4
3-
404
31 Vic
1
3-29
3-15
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
50c
5-
1
5-
1
3-22
,70c
1
2-21
3-1
2-21
3-
1
1
Petroleum
new
Corp.
com.
20c
50c
iinitial quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
3-
3-15
3- 5
3-
1
2-21
10c
4- 5
3-11
40c
3-15
3-
50c
3-15
"3-1
25c
3-18
3-
$3
(quar.)..
2
3-
8
4-
2
3-
4-
2
3-
Natco
&
common
com.
8
Fire
Howe
3-11
2-38
National
Life
&
4
3-15
-3-28
3-20
3-
1
3-20
3-
8
New
3-
7
2-28
5-
1
4-15
Extra
3-18
3-
4-15
1
1
New
New
1
1
3-11
3-
3-14
3-
3-11
2-25
3-12
2
23
5%%
3-12
2
2-23
Oakland
3-12
2-23
2
23
3.90%
3-12
2-23
4.40%
3-15
3-15
3-
1
3-
,*
5
3-
1
1
4
4.44%
1
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd.
1
Parker
Rust-Proof
& Ford.
3-30
Pepsi-Cola
3-
1
3-
6
3-15
3-
1
$32 %c
3-
1
2-18
$37 %c
3-
1
2-18
$12 Vac
3-29
2-28
3-29
3%
3-29
2-28
4-
1
-
(quar.)
6%
Pet
C.)
(J.
Penney
&;
Milk
Co.
3-
1
t»
3-11
2-211
3-11
2-23
4-
3-
65c
3-20
2-2;
4-
3-20
1
1
r»
2-25
2-2 )
3-29
3-
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
3-13
$1.11
S
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
3-15
3-
1
2-20
$90c
(quar.;____
$25c
25c
Co.
(increased)
—
4-
8
3-1
37'Ac
4-
1
3-2 )
Philadelphia
Phoenix
common
(quar.)
—
j—
3-
i
10c
3-
1
2-2.1
37 %C
4-
1
3-23
30c
3-15
3-
1
75c
4-
1
3-
3
(s-a)
$2.50
4-
1
3-13
(quar.)__
A
3-15
3-
4-
1
3-1 ?
4-
1
3-13
I
5
3-12
3-
3-15
2-lJ
30c
3-12
3-
X
30c
3-14
3-
X
?5c
(quar.i
(stock dividend)
Life Insurance
10c
40c
$1.12 %
Island)
(quar.)
25%
Hosiery—
Directors
took
no
ment at company
action
$1.03%
4-
1
3-11
Pittsburgh
$1.25
4-
1
3-11
Pittsburgh,
Common
Forgings
4
3-
4
3-
3-29
3-
4
75c
3-14
2-26
Plymouth Oil Co.
25C
3-11
2-28
Porter
common
Co.
&
Chicago Ry.—
(H.
K.)
& Bolt
n
2-
U
3-21
3-
1
40c
3-25
3-
4
50c
3-29
3-1 j
1
4-
—
12
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
$1.75
—
(quar.)
Co.
3-
2
%c
$1.75
preferred (quar.)__.
Pittsburgh Screw
pav-
(quar.)__
4
$72:"4C
Coal
(quar )
Ft. Wayne
(quar.)
3-
on
meeting held on Feb. 15.
Pittsburgh Consolidation
7%
*
3-14
(increased)
(Long
Bottling
Co.
3-29
(quar.)
a
3-13
3-15
$1.10
•
preferred (quar.)
Petroleum
Trading, class
3-29
Corp.
3-r
4r
3-29
66c
% %
3-29
Mfg.
ft
50c
Ry.
Eastern
135c
Insley
3-
3-29
(quar.)
Cement
156'Ac
—
5
4-
3-20
1
97 %c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Dixie
Penn
$$1.12%
(quar.)____
2-lti
1
4-15
37 %c
Co
(quar.)
Manufacturing,
Pantex
•
$4.50
com
3-
4-
40c
Ltd
$2.25
preferred (quareu_
preferred (quar.),
51 a '.4 preferred ^ initial)
Industrial Rayon Corp. (quar.)
c
$1.37 %
2-23
$1
)2c
—
2-13
50c
(quar.)
Inc.
3-
4-15
preferred A (quar.)
Industrial Acceptance Ltd.,
common
(quar.)
Debenture
&
3-
3-10
5'4
1
40c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-15
10c
icuar.i
3-
25c
Co.,
3-15
$1.10
pfd. B
3-13
16
Peoria
(s-a)—
1
1
5%
(quar.)
Gas
L'Gosh,
3-30
preference
3
3-
4-
35
preferred
4-15
Indianapolis Water Co., 4%;4
4-
3-15
30c
common
Loan
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(interim)
4-22
3
.
Insurance
Ontario
(quar.)
com.
3-13
1
12'/ac
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Cshkosh
2-15
5-
Title
(quar.)—
(Canada)
3-
4-
3-23
50c
(quar.)
Ohio Edison Co.,
3-12
3-30
Tobacco
3-30
40c
;—
Gas
3-12
4-15
(quar.)
4-15
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co
Car
Natural
93:%c
Co.
Ry.
preferred
1
Final
0(4
Penn
Northern
8
(quar.)__
:
Imperial Flo-Glaze paints Ltd., com.
$1.50 convertible participating pfd.
jl
23
North
3-
Co.
ft
2-23,
3-1
1
$1.65
—
(quar.)
com.
dividend
3-30
RR.
Co., new
American
Stock
7
$15c
Central
Lock
3-
8
3-15
4-
Telegraph—
Insurance
Machinery
Southern
Norfolk
4
IlMnofs
4-
%c
$2
3-
—
1
(initial quar.)
4-15
quar.)
3-
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire Fire Insurance (quar.)
Haven Gas Co. (quar.)
—
3-15
< quar.)——
3-22
60c
3-10
.
1
%
10c
Rubber
30C
(reduced
X
333-
15c
-
National
40c
Co.
Accident
National Supply
3-
5%
preferred
Sound
3-12
3-12
3-22
15c
(quar.)
(Haitford)
Peniek
•
3-
62
_a__
Insurance
30c
!.^___
3-22
5%
City Lines
National
(Calif.)—
Food Stores, Inc. (stock div.)—
Finance Corp., com. (quar.)
3-11
3-13
$35c
dividend
Stock
National
12 Vac
—
—
3-11
3-30
30c
(quar.)
8
?cc
A quar.)
3-1J
1
1
20c
Ring
28
30c
Insurance
1
44-
common
2
5c
(quar.)
4-
$1
3-11
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)—,
Marine
preferred
4.40(4
Inc.
2-23
$35c
—
(quar.)
Corp.
13'4c
—
7
3-11
%
37 Vac
(quar.)—
—--—.—
12c
(quar.)—:
preferred
Imperial
1
Steel
4-
3-
1
3-22
3-
Oil Co.,
Dew
3-1
3-
Continental
3-
Piston
1334c
(quar.)
Quarterly
3-12
3-30
Continental
3-15
7
3-14
$2
quar.)
Quarterly
Muskegon
12-Ac
4
(quar.)_
preferred
5(4
Home
3-8
3-15
quar.)
1
3-
15c
prior preferred (quar.)
Mountain States
Telephone &
7
3-13
3-
50c
•_
,
$2.50
7
33-
*
3-14
7oc
(quar.)
(quar.)
Engineering,
Morgan
12 Vac
——
Products, Inc.,
preferred
Homasote
E
Industries,
preferred
Illinois
(quar.)
Montrose Chemical
.
D " (quar.)—
5.30preferred
3-
20c
(increased
3-
1
25c
4_
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
Insurance—
Stores_
1
4-
20c
Lta.__
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
20c
Rcnd°ring
Ltd.
B
(quar..)—,
preferred C (quar.)
Consolidated
Naval
4-
4?, 1
3-30
25C
.——
8
25c
Sugar.
5.10(4
3-15
Motors
2-25
3-10
62 %c
(quar.)
preferred
2 %
Co.__,
&
Co.,
5(4
25c
(quar.)
2-28
3-
S
25c
Ltd., class A (increased)
Class B (increased)
1
25c
4.30(»
$1
Freightways
$4
12 %c
(quar.)
Telephone
Household
(quar.)
1
9
3-30
10%
4-5
(Indianapolis)—
Corp.
4-
3-
.
(
30c
—
(increased
Common
North
Hawaiian
—
common
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)—
1
1
2-13
(quar.)
Corp.
Products,
75c
—
Paper
Honey
—r—
Cement
Gas
Insurance
Steel
30c
a—
3-
-
2-23
preferred
$1.25
a
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Corp.
(stock dividend) —
dividend
Hawaiian
6
2-15
1
10c
25c
(quat-,)—_4____J—
(quar.)
1
3-11
3-20
Cosden
Life
,,
1
(quar.)
Co.
Dig
3-
1
$1
d
Cities
Gulf
3-
15c
(quar.)
,.(qtiar,)___.__n^
25c
(quar.)
Hamilton
(quar.)
Congoleum-Nairn, Inc. (reduced)
Consolidated
Gulf
7
'
3-
$1.75
—
A
Grumman Aircraft
7
(quar.)
3-15
30c
(quar.)_
common
class
Tap> &
Corp.
3-
(quar.)_
common
3-14
$1.10
(quarl)4_—44
Co.;
preferred
3-
preferred
Continental
5(4
3-
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Mining &,Mfg.—
3-15
60c
—-
Greenfield
Grinnell
3-1S
3-11
$1
(Denver)
(quar.)—
Midwest Securities, 6%
preferred
3-15
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8
$1.16
common
Co.,
1
1
4-
30c
(quar.)
B
3-
(quar.I
(quar.)
preferred
f'onsolidati
Class
.
3-15
(quar.)
Land
Commonwealth Loan
Consolidated
Giant
53V8C
common
A
Sugar,
preferred
3-12
(quar.)
4-
93 %c
2-20
35c
5preferred (quar.)
Commonwealth
4.04','r
7%
Green
—$1,12%
iquar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
Common
Western
4-
45c
.
preferred
$2
." 3%
5
3-
55c
common
5-1
22*4c
Corp.
4-1
Machine
Midland
1
50c
'
(quar.)_.
preferred
25c
preferred
Co.,
$1.75
:
common
4-
4-
20c
.-
:—
3-20
50c
common
"B''
Co.,
Great
Insurance
Molsons Brewery,
-—
Papey, common
$1.75
$110
(quar.)
Uiilities
T.)
preferred
30c
$1.50
!
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Y.)
fquar.)_
3-15
$2
1
4-16
1
Co.—
(quar.)
$1
;
3-
5-15
25c
F.)' Co.- (quar.):
Northern
4.40Vc
Fire
Micromattc Hone
8
3-30
5-
31 'Ac
(quar.)
:
Inc.
3-15
35c
(N.
87'4c
(quar.)
common
)^___'_z_z
•
preferred
3-14
7'4c
Ry.,
tqu«r.
59 %c
$1.25 pfd.
Co.
Cement
3-
3-14
2'4c
75c
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar.)
Chicago Towel Co., common
4'n
3-
1
;
3:i/4 '<
X
50c
——
(quar.)—,_a;—j
Corp.
Extrc,
3-1
3-20
(quar.)
Ohio
&
^icicrr.ct
4'o
3-12
(quar.)
Chesebrough-Pond's,
Inc.
(quar.)
Chicago Dock & Canal (quar.)
*
3-
'_
Valve
Chattanooga
Clevite
2-28
2-15
3-12
._
Extra
Chapman
$7
3-1
15c
(quar.)
,
4
25c
31VaC
(quar.)__
(quar.)
.
30c
2c
j.
Co.
common
(quar.)_
Foundry Co.
•
3- 7
3- 1
3-
1
30c
(W.
Grant
Great
2-28
-
Merchants
Illinois—
quar.)
(B.
Medford
3
$10c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
Company
Goodrich
8
3-
$$1.25
(Ohio)-,
preferred
Globe-Union,
3-
45c
(quar.)___
Ltd.,
2-23
,
3-28
3-29
3-13
:
(quar.)
Central
Central
3-28
75c
20c
40c
_2_2__
Cement
—
preferred "Xquat. )_——1
Glidden
2 23
1
$20c
fly wood Corp.
(quar.)
I.) Co.-, 6\'a%-preferred
preferred
Castle
Portland
4-
Co
(Win.)
(J.
Falls
4-
£
Kennedy
Mfg.
Cascades
Insurance
$4
&
Carey (Philip)
Case
Falls
$75c
B
Cannon
3-
Glens
$12'4c
(s-a)_^
Extra
Canada
3- 1
3- 1
General Telephone
3-15
4- 1
a
,
B
3-15
$12'/2c
Inc.,
(quar.)-.,
1
3-15
4-24
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wares,
(Increased
A
3-
(quar.)__.
(increased)
50c'
1
3-1
3-15
3.15
2 23
convertible preferred
Publishing
Co.
3-
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4-1
4-
Class A 5%
8
3-15
$$1.50
25c
Sl.OOVi
$75c
Meredith
3-
preferred (quar.)—
General Telephone Co. of
»
1
1
5
1
1
3-
4-
3-
3-15
3-
1
15c
Portland
Ltd.—
Stone,
(quar.)
Ginger
Diy
$4.25
Cut
&
1
4-
Mesta
ciiv.)__
(stock
com.
par)
5%
$1.40
3-
3-12
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)
3-15
27Vac
(quar.)-_-V
preference
Canada
!.,*'
4c
4-
8
4- 1
3-15
$2.37%
3-13
3-15
50c
8
27c
(quar.)
preferred ' (quar.)—_i__.
5hi'fo
15c
(quar.)__
3-1 (
2-23
4-1
(quar.)—
8
40c
(increased)
com.
1
3-26
Co.—
3*r
25c
—
3-1T
4-
50c
Engineering
>5^
Glens
Inc.
Common
&
1
Electric
Steel
Machine
'1
General
.
McNeil
4-
3-29
General
Maytag Co.
1
4-
6-11
"
1
3-
4-
63c
!
3-
1
4-
25c
bV,,
.
5.40•.»
Canada
-
•'
(quar.)__
1
$12 %c
(quar..)_!
(quar.)
2%
2 27
preferred
3-2 )
4-
6c
Ltd.
$1.25
25c
Pcv/er—
preierrei
1
$35c
$$1.25
Maxwell,
25c
Coip.,
($100
•
lid
'
*
(quar.).
($2b "^(P.Y)- (quar.)—>**
($10 par)
(quar.)
!
Contract
General
Final
1
—
—:
9
4-
preferred
3-
Texas—
(quar.)z—
preferred
5(44preferreu
2-1 i
1
(quar.)
3-28
4-
(stock- dividend)
Candy Corp.
,
,4%%
—
Co.
1
4-
—.—
(quar.),
Massachusetts Growth Stock Fund
pay-
(quar.)
common
American Oil
3-
$1.12'/a
common
$3
$1.50
31'Ac
Co.,
preferred
Common
71c
'
Briggs
6%
frdm
(quar.)
General
1
Marshall-Wells
In-"
stock
or
convertible
Q'/o
Investment
The C2c payment is
General
3*
1
a6%
;
Maryland- Shipbuilding & Drydock-—
tiom
9e
casn
Common
."•
.
—-
—
fiscal year-end of 62c
a
preferred
General
-
V
*_1
3-
10c
-
Ltd.
Co.,
3- 8
3-15
2uc
Pov/er
' 3 15"2-28
3-13
of
realized gains.
'
(quar.)
Inc. -qquar.)__a—
-quarterly
come-
•
3-15
"
4-1.
-
*"
!
a_
&
'.-,A
25C
-
Gear-Works,
Traction
4-16
Railways,
(interim),
Ltd.
Co.,
Industries,'Fund; inc!—
Gas
-
3-31
'
tquar.)
<quar.t___i.i.____._l:—
Ltd.,'class A • (qtiar.-K.
Belding'.Heminway '• (quar.)
Blue Bell,
Inc. (quar.)_!^__l
Brad
^Gary
.
25c
(,c,i'.ar,)^-L___V_^___—
Brutnmell
^Beaver
-
4-16 ^ »
56(40
u;uar.
common!
Optical,
preferred
,o
-
_
2%
4V-i'.i, preferred ^(quar.lL_^_i.,l,_^_V-._v__
Bausch
'
,
•
c__
dividend
Barker. Bros.
v
basis.
(resumed)____u
Ltd.. (quar.)
1
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(940)
.
.
Monday. February 25, 1957
.
*
When«■ -Holdert
Per
Potomac
Electric
21
Pratt &
Co.,
called
for
$53.25
at
dividend)
per
Ins.
W.
Gas,
&
Pullman,
Inc.
Putnam
'
'10c
and
1
3-
3-
1
Knitting
Weber
Showcase
1
3-30
$1.07%
75c
3-
3-30
3-14
■"
Boston—
investment income
3-
3-30
-
-
-(Common
3-
i
1
'
Weco
3-20
15c
19S6 undistributed realized capital gains
3-
4*4%
1
Raybestos-Manhattan, .Inc.
Stocfc
30c
Offshore
Bates
&
class
A
>2-19
IV2C
Rlchman
12
<quar.)__i__
ftc
50c
(quar.)—
Rose
Marie
5%
St.
(J.
Louis
5%
'
Sandura Co.
Saniia
Ry.
$4.50
(quar.)
Steel
Seaboard
(New
Fire
Seeiuan
Bros.,
Shattuck
Marine
7%
Optical
__
Co.
(quar.)
com.
pieferreu
Smith
(A.
Solar
O.)
South
Porto
8%
3-
5-
1
Lumber
Mills
Stone
&
Portland
Syracuse
4-11
1
1
2-18
3-15
1
3-
1
3-15
3-
1
.
(quar.4__-
3-
^
,4t, 1
50c
Inc.
3-15
35c
3-
5%
3-22
$1.25
4-
1
1
:
3-
'J
S.i
Aluminum
$3.75
4%
1
3-10
3-10
5%
2-28
1
Talcott
(James),
Inc.
Tamblyu (G.), Ltd.,
(quar.)
30c
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Stockholders will vote at
ing
1
3-15
4-
1
3-
150c
4-
1
3-8
American
8
American
stock
mon
Telechrome
Texas
Mfg.,
Electric
$4.56
on
class
A.
Service,
preferred
$4.64
tw o-for-one
a
preferred
Utilities
1
1
4-
1
3-15
$1.14
5-
1
4-10
$1.19
(quarj-,
Co.
preferred
Inc.
of St.
Transue
Williams
Steel
2-28
2-15
20c
4-
1
3-15
3-
1
2-15
t$0.538
Petroleum, Inc., 6%
&
2-25
40c
(4uar.»__
3-
1
3-
1
Greetings Corp.,
B
Home
25c
non-cum.
Union
Gas
Union
Co.
Sugar
United
Can
Series
3-15
partic.
of
Glass
Insulator
U.
S.
Fastener
S.
Ceramic Tile
Fidelity
Quarterly
U.
S.
Foil
Class
7%
U.
Van
Co.
Sciver
(quar.)
Corp.
$5
Co.
S4.20
1
4-
3-
.
1
56%c
3-21
33-
4V2%
4
$5
2-21
3-20
3-13
$4
Stockholders
class
A
5
3-11
4-
1
3-11
Co.
&
3-
8
3-
8
2-22
American
common
American
4
American
3-
1
Seating
held
on
the
April
annual
20
on
a
to split the comtwo-for-one basis.
3-15
(quar.)
30c
3-
1
3-
1
6-
1
33.
(quar.)
Water
Products
Works
preferred
Co.,
3-
1
5
3-
1
2-
3-15
4-15
4-
3-15
2-23
5%
2-28
5%
class
3-20
2-28
American
3-20
2-28
Amoskeag Co.,
3-20
2-28
Anaconda
$1.03
3-20
2-28
American
B
Zinc,
preferred
Lead
$4.50
&
(quar.)_
.Smelting
preferred
(sa)
Post
preferred
3-11
Gil,
A
(quar.)
Howell
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_
—
3-11
4-1
3-11
4-12
3-29
65c
4-
1
3-15
3-
1
2-21
3-
3-10
—--
iquar.)
_
preferred
43,4%
<quar.)_
—1
■
Co.
Mfg.
&
—
(quar.).
Co.,
common
(quar.)-,
—
Ltd.
Inc.
&
Black,
6-26
3-
3-
2-15
$1.1834
30c
10%
GOc
15c
12y2c
25c
.
7
2-28
2-
3-
1
2-18
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
9
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
5-
1
3-29
5-
1
3-29
15c
3-
1
2-
1
8
3-15
2-28
50c
50c
3-12
3-
4-
1
2-15
60c
3-
5
2-19
V/2%
com.
(quar.)
(initial)
4-
1
Carpet,
5%
1
3-21
1
3-21
25c
3-
1
2-25
3-
1
2-25
$1.25
3-
1
(quar.)
(quar.i
15c
3-11
2-25
(quar.)
25c
3-
1
2-15
35c
3-
1
2-18
&
Light, com.
(quar.)
S1.05
3-
1
2-13
28V^c
3-
1
2-18
SI.18%
:
3-
1
'
3-22
:—
3-
1
$1.18%
3-12
3-
1
'
\
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred
Co.
*
$1.06%
1
3-15
$1.40
(quar.)
44-
L
3-15
<quar.)I
Inc.
2-18
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Laughiin,
2-20
(quar.)_
Co.
Power
2-19
44-
$1.12y2
common
(quar.)_
pfd.
1
35c
$1.75
preferred tquar.)
Blaw-Knox
&
7
3-
__—
preferred (quar.)
Sivalls & Bryson, com.
5.60%
1
2-
3-15
(reduced)
common
1
2-28
$15c
$17V2c
iquar.)
Electric
Hills
4.25%
1
2-8
7
3-20
(quar.)
preferred
Son,
Blackstone
Bliss
3-1
7
2-
37V2C
15c
Co.
Preferred
3-15
+isc
2-
2-28
+5c
iresumed)
Cement,
iquar.)
.*
2-28
(quar.)
dividend)
(stock
5
30c
10%
.
$1.06 V4
$1.183,4
(quar.)_—
Mines
4.75%
1
3-29
5
1
*
(quar.)—
3-18
2-28
4-
4-
\
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-18
3-15
2-15
preferred
3-29
25c
1 "2 %
1
preferred
3-29
2-14
3-
4.56%
30c
2-25
liquidating)—
L
4.20%
53VaC
2-28
3-29
2-15
-
3-15
2-15
2-15
3-
1
-t80c
$12
y
1
2-15
3-22
1
2-
3-
1
25c
2-
37V2c
$1.25
$25c
1
5
1
1
1
(quar.)
3-
3-29
2-
3-
3-
<
2-
3-
7-
1
+50c
$$1.25
—
5
1
'
(quar.)
1
1
5
3-
3-
2-15
4-
A
Steel, new
Black-Clawson
2-15
1
3-
2-15
1
3-
1 Vic
3.
3-29
8-26
4-
—.
1
Black
2-21
5-16
9-16
8
iquar.)
Eigelow-Santord
5
8-26
3-14
6-14
3-
(quar.)l__
preferred
Birtman
9-16
50%
Savers
Corp.
5-16
3-11
(quar.)—
Hathaway,
6-14
1
,
Limestone
3-15
2-21
4-
,
common
Co.,
3-15
1
$1.75
$1
—.—
Quebec
Mfg.
&
1
dividend)—_—
class
preferred
.4',2%
44-
3-14
4-
Extra
Bird
2-28
3-29
preferred (quar.)_.—
7%
1
4-20
—
preferred
Bibb
3-22
4-
60c
(quar.)__
(initial
3-
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
Ltd.
3-15
3-
2-15
1
4-15
SI
—
Corp
Oo.'ssett
&
4%;
2-8
$1
Products
&
Bethlehem
2-8
$2.25
Company
Anderson-Prichard
4-10
3-1
25c
3-
1
47'2c
—
Hardware
Bessemer
8
3-1
31',4c
<quar.)_
3-18
175c
15c
;
3-29
(quar.)
_______
31V4C
Window Glass, common
prior preferred (quar.)
3-20
4
1-25
$1
10c
____—-—-—
343ec
(quar.)
2-
3-
4
Ltd.-—
Paper,
dividend
Eerkshire
2-25
30c
2-25
3-
3-15
—
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd.. com.
7%
preferred
(quar.)__
2-18
2-28
&
37Vic
(quar.)
1-25
25c
414 %
2-11
$1
pfd.
2-28
2-15
$1.06
43q%
2-21
3-
$2.25
(quar.)
6%
2-22
$1
;
Shoe,
Bell
2-21
75c
(quar.i_.
2-12
2-22
3-15
50c
(quar.).—_______
(quar.)
Aircraft
Bell
1
3-25
60c
Telegraph
Co.
1
50c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Life
S.i
(A.
Stock
1
3.15
$1
Tobacco
American
414%
3-15
$2.20
3-15
3-
3-15
50c
dividend
Beryllium
(quar.)
4-15
1
$1
(quar.)____
(stock
Lumber,
Belknap
1
30c
Co.
6-15
4
$1.12V2
(quar.)
(quar.)—!—
(Calif.)
Aii-craft
Belleterre
A
1
3-11
45c
iquar.)—
Belding Manufacturing
.
$1.75
class
Show
Canada,
preferred
Beck
2-28
25c
of
Co.
Beech-Nut
Sanitary—
Rifining
3-15
7-
$1
payment
Stock
5-21
3-15
35c
$3
&
$5
Beech
2-18
$1.12,/a
$1
Co.,
_
2-19
(quar.)
1
3-
12Vic
r
is-a)
Mills,
2-25
3-
2-25
4-
3-
+3IV4C
r.
(year-end 1
Beaunit
2-14
1
3-15
3-11
(
(quar.)
Foods
5
1
50c
2-28
l»/2%
—
a
common
dividend
Cash
3-4
9
Corp.—
Standard
Co.
Vitrified
Anchor
3-
4-1
r$1.12V2
45c
5
3-15
3-
s
3-15
20c
quar.)—
_____
Beatrice
7
4-
Foundries, (quar.)
American
5V2%
2-
Block
6-29
1
3-
Extra
3-22
5
3-
30c
T
1
2-21
2-28
12c
—r_
net profits)
(quar.)—,——
B
Oil
Beech
;
Telephone &
4
3-
7-
65c
;
2-
3-15
25c
(from
Baypk Cigars, Inc. (quar.)—
Buajn (James) Distilling—
2-20
25c
Smelting
3-
2-14
$1.31 >4
5
Steel
3-15
1
3-20
(quar.)_
Co.
profits)
(quar.)
Power
A
Beaver
(quar.)
Service
3-
$3.80
*
$1.01
1111113at
35c
35c
20c
$1.05
vote
•
fs-a»
Chemical
&
Basin
2-22
30c
(quar.)
3-12
and
Income
____—
Works
Barber-Ellis
2-11
30c
class A
<quar.)_
American
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)
~~~
(quar.)__
a
2-19
2-11
35c
common
<quar.)_
on
1
3
Foundry
American
3-15
5
8
3-
$1.25
Power,
(quar.>
be
American
4-
2-14
3-11
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
40c
(quar.)
proposal
stock
4-
7%
2-28
3-
2 22
20c
30c
—__—
Class
1
25c
&
Radiator
30c
(increased)
will
meeting to
director?'
3-11
3-
36c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
43%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5
30c
B.i,
Co.
3-25
4-
10c
(quar.)
4-15
10c
3-,5
3-
2-22
"A"—
dividend)
RR.,
preferred
Oil Co.
Extra
3-29
20c
(quar.)
A
American
(Bait.)—
(quar.i
(J.
12V2C
Ohio
Special
...3-22
2-20
3-
20c
(quar.)
increased
Radio
Iron
Class
40c
12-25'
3-
J4c ;
Aroostook RR. (quar.,)
Hydro-Electric Co., common
4'%%
this
...
1
&
Bathurst
15c.,
1
3-20
220c
JlSVssC
&
Bareco
Bath
,
$0;9167
1
3-
Electric—
&
preferred
preferred
4%
25
1
7%
,
on
Common
(quar.)
(Del.)
3-5
l^VaC
(quar.)__^
Potash
Common
2-11
15c
(quar.i
Lines
preferred
Meter
Class
:
3-15
(quar.)
Machine
American
7
3-15
3-14
(quar.)
Metal
Co., .Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
5
3-11
$1.75
A
common
preferred
.won
(quar.)
(quar.)
Guaranty Co.
class
preferred
$4.12
i
(Del.)
(reduced)
Virginia Electric &
$4.04
American
3-15
50c
j
(quar.)
Viking Pump
5-
1
50c
Co.,
Truck
Upson
135c
4-
2-13
1
(quar.)
preferred
American
non-cumulative preferred
S.
tl5c
•
Tobacco,
7%
U.
B
&
pref- rred
8.
(quar.)__
(quar.,)
25c
United Pacific Insurance
U.
pfd.
1
4-
(Newark, N. J.) (s-a)_j.
Investment Co. of Illinois—.
American
Ltd.
3-
Insurance
Common
2-28
Co.—
preferred
United-Carr
2nd
Canada,
Bangor
30c
American
Ltd.—
(quar.)
&
a
Corp.,
Bangor
2-13
(quar.)
(Mdj
Gas
Baltimore
2-15
Products
American
4%
433/ic
27th__
3-
2-15
3-
,
$1.90
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
2-15
;
Indemnity
5lA%■
Acceptance
60c
plus
March
1
10c
(quar.)—
Inc.
preferred
preferred
$1.12V2
share
1
4-
10c
preferred (quar.)
1
2
(stock
(quar.)
1
3-
4-
.
25c
60c
(quar.)
4%
3-20
3-11
| 2-15
50c
(quar.)—
class
4%
2-18
1
3-15
3-15
2-22
_____
security
Common
2-1
3-13
2-2B
.
8
2-8
2-1 1
—
Electronics
Common
1
(s-a)
American
Quarterly
Union
3-5
75c
2-
3-1
50c
preferred B (quar.)_—
preferred C (quar.) Z'—
4%
2-8
4-
25c
2-13
1
3-12
^
4V? 1U
2-20
3-15
4-
62J/2c
2-18
3-
50c
—
preferred
Common
3-
quar.)
&
conv,
3-
quar. i
2-18
3-15
2-22
(quar.)
Investment
net
(Del.)
Co.
3-
(quar.)
pfd. series C
3-15
3-15
3-
cash div.)__
Ltd.
(quar.)___,
Fund
Collcries
Baltimore
2-15
(quur.)__
.
F
5%
8
3-10
S
50c
(quar.)__
J.)
Power
Electric
American
2-15
3-
1
2-18
3-
Electronics
from
Science
25c
Corp. (monthly)__
Hospital Supply (quar.)
Indemnity Co. (Galveston Texas)
American
Corp.—
3-28
4-
25c
3-10
15c
(quar.)
Baker Industries.
8
3-1
1
3-15
S1.12Vi
(quar.)
Ba.ley Selburn Oil & Gas, Ltd.—
2-20
$1.25
(quar.)
American
2-15
15c
(;-a)_I.
pfd.
Forging
Gas
American
2-28
9
t$0.538
Louies
3-15
3-
&
B
2-19
.3-
1
9.
4,
1
3-28
3-9
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Socket Co
Forging &
Class
-
3-
3-
_______
&
from
Ayrshire
87V2C
Tiling
American
1
1
30c
(quar.)_
per
American
6z
1
37J/2c
(quar.)
Foreign
3-
,3-
1
$1.15
(quar.)
Voting Machine
$0,087
Axe
2-21
y
4^
4-
2-28
40c
(quar.)______,
Inc.
3-
'
$4.50
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar. I
Baltimore
(increased
American
2-28
'
(quar.)
(N.
$103
Corp.
5
t60c
American
2-25
75c
,
Tobm Packing Co.
(quar.)
Trans-Canada Shares, class B_„
Registered
:
Transtates
1
$1
!
(interim)
Corp.
3-
3-
3-15
35c
._
Enka
3-
3-
•
(quar.)
3-12
3-30
$2
SI
(quar.)
8%
Products
SO.033
2-18
3-30
2-14
5c
-
—_
Service, Ltd.,
Axe-Houghton
2-15
2
Rift.
Mines,
Science
3-25
3-1
Ltd.—
Convertible .to
Encaustic
American
4-10
1
at
4-20
A
Automatic
Avon
Axe
2-15
4%
(quar.)
Class
3-1
3-
Gold
Electric
Auto
2-18
25c
(increased
Electronics
1
93%c
Cable
American
4-10
1
4-
5c
.common-.
(quar.)
Title Insurance
1
5-
36c
_
5-
$1.21
;
(quar.
29
dividend)
3-
4-1
1
$1.50
com.
(quar.)
Co.
(Equivalent to
2-15
2-25
preferred
Aunor
2-15
22f/uC 4
''12^0 "i
(quar.)
Cyunamid Co., 3.%%
issue
called
for
redemption
March
3-15
$1.16
pfd. (quar.)
$4.56
Co.
American
8
2-25
50c
,
com.
prslerred
&
4
3-
2-20
3-
August Thyssen-Huette—
2-15
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Chicle
3-15
4-
_
Thompson Paper Box_
Thompson Products. Inc.,
Time,
3-
5-
_
preferred
$4.84
4%
3-18
$1
$1.14
(quar.)
___
(quar.)
Texas Power & Light Co.,
$4.76 preferred (quar.)
Texas
6%c
(quar.)
preferred
$4
(quar.)
1
$1.02
common
Chain
(entire
basis.
3-
1
50c
—
common
Sewing Centers,
Quarterly
3-15
75c
•
(quar.)
Colortype Co.
American
1
3-
5.
$1.11
(Conn.)
common
Powder
Co.
Ry.
common
Co.
Atlas
2-28
4-
50c
common
American
special meet¬
be
held
in
mid-April
en
a
directors' proposal to split
the com¬
to
3-15
30c
,
Line
Refining,
3-6
25c
!
Mfg.
7%
'2-22
40c
__—
Can,
3-11
4-1
Coast
Corp.,
5%
3-12
1
$1.25
•
(quar.)—
preferred
Line
3-15
75c
(quar.)
preferred
1
J25c
American
_____
a
4-
t30c
(quar.)
common
4'/2%
4-
Co.,
Coast
Atlas
1
4-
25c
Line
Air
Light
Atlantic
3-15
$1.31',4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bakeries,
1
Gas
Atlantic
2-13
2-15
2-11
4-
1
(quar.)
Charlotte
&
Atlantic
2-15
•
12V2c
(quar.)__
Inc.,
preferred
American
4-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)J
America, common
Goods
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Aggregates,
1
3-
$3
(quar.)
2-27
3-
Common
Atlas
3-15
$1.25
37V2C
—.
(quar.)l
30c
(quar.)
quar.)
(qu&r.)__
(quar.)
American Airlines, common
3l/2%
preferred
(quar.)
2-25
15c
Gas
Corp.
Canada,
Aluminium, Ltd.
Aluminum
preferred
20c
(quar.)
of
preferred
American
3-20
3-
Co.
4.60%
$1.15
____*
of
2-20
$1.05
Cement
Co.
3-15
2-18
2-11
25c
(quar.)_.
2-18
Company«(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5
(quar.)
preferred A
Aluminum
7
3-30
5%
4Vb%
40c
<quar.)_;
dividend
Alpha Portland
2-27
3-
35c
_
(A.
1
3-15
2-15
5
(s-a)__:
^Alpha Beta Food Markets,
3-18
10c
____
(quar.)_.
tAloe
4-10
3-
(increased
preferred
2-15
3-
(Louis)
4.08%,
3-15
87J/2c
Co. (quar.)_.
Allis-Chalniers Mfg., common
'
15c
50c
$1.12J/2
______
Dye
2-20
1-31
1
$1.3114
2-21
3-
3-
U8c
(quar.)
2-28
4.44%
3-
2-14
' 50c
^^
(quar.)1.:
common
3-15
1
3-15
30c
—_____
3-15
,
2-23
4-
3-20
tl5c
Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
$4
participating class A (quar.).
Participating,
Astron Corp. (reduced quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
Atlanta
3-15
93%c
25c
.(quar.—
Goods,
Dry
preferred
Atlanta
2-28*
75c
(quar.)_;
(quar.)
3-12
1
(quar.)
-
Associated
2-28
3-
,
Machines, Inc.
common
5.20%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Associated
3-9.
tlOc
(quar.)__
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
2nd
4
3-15.
3-14
—
com.
4
31c
—.....
__
Refining,
4
30c
—
(quar.)
3-15
371/2C
(quar.)__„
Stores,
4%
&
4
2-
3-29
_____^
Oil
'
______;--25c
(quar.)
56V4c
$1
,J,
2-
22-
25c
(quar.)——___
10c
.
2-4
1
8
30c
B
$1.50
3-10
1
4-1
10c
Ry.
Co.
3-11
4-
1
3-
______
Hardware Co., Ltd.—
H.)
8
-
Sl.Jey*
(quar.)
»quar.)
preferred
$5
3-1
,
Class
$5
2-19
Xl2Vuc
3-
*
C2c
—
quar.)_
43.
Ashland
2-15
4-1
1
-•
____^
(quar.)
Construction
Class A
*
3-1
3-11
—_
(quar.)
Natural
Az
1
5c
(quar.)
Business
3-
X28VbC
.
Ashdown
,
1
4-1
,
1
SIjOS^
;
25c
(quar.)_
conunon
(quar.)
Gas
50c
common
C.)
25c
1
(
Metal
Art
2-11
t$1.25
Vicksburg
Kid
Allis
1
25c
f.
com.
(quar.)
4.20%
Cc.,
3-
3-
1
3-
-
Equipment Corp., 4Vz% PfdArrow-Liquors (annual)
___—T„__
2-11
3-15
33-
.
Corp. (quar.)
Cork, common (quar.)
B
a.
—
Aro
;
Payable of Ree.
r
4
,
(quar.)
Power,
Western
preferred
Class
-
Holdert
2-25
+30c
Steel
Laboratories
Allied
3-18
1
1956)-.—
Steel
.$3.75
.
2-
59c
quar.).
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
Armstrong
2-27
When
X42tec
(quar.)_
Allied
1
3-
4-
t
-
Cement,
3-15
3-15
Co.,
Chemical
Stock
3-
3-15
25c
Arkansas-Missouri
'
'
31 \'ac
(quar.)__.
Corp., common
Allied
3-10
4-
(R.
Allied
4
37'/ic
(quar.)
Co.
3-
3-11
_________
(quar.)
supply
3-15
**.
1
62'ic
"
—
(initial
Louisiana
4.65%
$1
12^c
cominon__—
Allied Finance Co., 5%% preferred
Allied Gas Co.
(quar.)_j
5
t.3-
Co.,
Refineries, Ltd.,
preferred
preferred
Allen
5
3-
22 Vic
_*
& T'erstegge (quar.)
;
Strawbridge & Clothier, com. (stock div.)___
$5 preferred (quur.)___
Superior
3-
3-31
22 Vic
Stratton
Mining
3-31
&
Wood
5%
3-18
37 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.
Sunshine
Alan
3-18
1
6c
:
common
2nd
Webster,
1
4-
•
,
,
Slios
preferred
Alabama
3-30
4-
*
3-
■
28c
!*____—
November
of
preferred
Arkansas
,
1
20c
(quar.)_
Products
Alabama-Tennessee
3-25
50c
(quar.)
convertible
1
12 Vic
2-21
3-
3-8
Share
,
(quar.J
Engineering
Power
4.60%
3-22
2%
class A (quar.)
.
(quar.)
Stokely-Van Camp,
5%
5-
4-15
60c
±-r
$4.35
•
Per
Manufacturing. Co.
Gas
prior
Alabama
2-21
75c
Co
D.)
Radio
$3.50
1
27c
dividend
3-20
2-14
_______
(quar.)
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.
Armco
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Alabama
1
3-
50c
___
(stock
(J.
Aircraft
3-14
50c
(quar.)__
preferred
3-
3-15
70c
Loan <te Finance Corp.,
$6
3-15
25c
Steel
$6 preferred A
*3-29
COc
(quar.)
'*■-
Stores, Ltd.
(quar.)
Ail Reduction Co., Inc., common <quar.)_
4.50% preferred (quar.)__,
4-10
quar.)
J
'y
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
Co.
Aetna-Standard
8
_
•«
22-
3-12
25c
—____
the end
-
,
•'
•
(quar.)
preferred
Wire
1
3-
1
'
(quar.)
Precision
4-10
}50c
(incr.
1
,
Sugar
class A
Adams
3-15
3-15
-
-
Inc.
Metal
Acme
2-21
1
1
preferred
.
Aeroquip
4-
3-
-
3-19
1
2-28
75c
•;
Addre.ssograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)
35c
com,
A;
Acme
1
Edison—
preferred
B
3-
*25c
Sperti Products, Inc., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Stahl-Meyer, $2-$5 prior preferred (accuin.)
Class
3-11
3-22
,___
6
3-
1
3-1
3-
81 Uc
—.
(quar.)
2-20
-
27 Vic
i
—____
Service, common
3-22
1
3-1
.'50c
/
25c
(quur.)__.
(quar.)—
-
-
4-
S1.31V4
(quar.):___,———
Co., common
preferred
preferred
Arkansas
(initial;——————'
preferred
5%
2-28
3-15
5-
preferred (quar.)
Southland Royalty
State
3-15
10c
——
4%
Sugar,
Standard.,Pressed
3-18 :
tl 5c
4.32%
Southwest,
1
3-15
4-
*
4
Industries,
Inc.
$1.20
Publishing Corp.—
California
Original
F
Acadia-Atlantic
1
25c
—
preferred (quar.)
Southeni
3-
45c
(quar.)_
Corp.,
Rico
4-
8
3-19
(quar.
American
C
Abrasive
3-22
_
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Aircraft
Solvay
3-
+S1.75
;
6
3-
we
Agnew-Surpass
—
Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)____
$3
;3- 1
1
(quar.)__
(quar.)___
Slmmons-Boardman
3-11
5
—
3-
3-28
at
Abbott Dairies,
class A
iquar.)——.
Abitibi Power & Paper, Ltd., common (quar.)
4*2% preferred (quar.
2-28
4-
_—
3
3-2S
"
(quar.)—' ' '25c
Vending Corp.
AMP,
Co.—
Insurance
(Canada),
Co.
3-15
12 Vic
O.)
A
2-28
4-
_
(quar.)
Silknit,
5%
?-i5
30c
Inc..
(Frank
preferred
Shuron
—
—:
Insurance
Sherwin-Williams
6
SI. 12%
>_—;
__
Title
3-
3-30
15c
(quar.)_
&
York)
1
ABC
Inc.—
_—_
(quar.)
Security
6
25c
—
__
preferred
Scullin
3-
40c
:
(quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
Common
1
r
,
Name, of Company
4-11
J25c
iincreased)__—
(quar.)
Williams, Inc.
deferred
-
,
4-16
15c
3-
'
3- 9
.
.
(quar.)
(1955 series)
3-8
2-15
4-5
3uc
preferred (quar.)
!
$2.40 pfd. (initially quarterly of 60c plus
2c per share for a three day period at
2-18
3-55
tl5c
,
$2.36
3- 1
1
*
—
,
preferred
Corp.
Public
$2.50
1
50c
.
;
preceding table.
6
4-25
$5
25c
..$1.10
5
3-
$1.25
tquar.»_—
payment
3-11
3-
30c
_
Ltd.
4-
*
3-11
1
1%C
____
(quar.)
3-
t
give tne dividencbs announced In previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given-, in tht
Co.—
(annual)
(quar.
Bridge,
&
2 23
15c
_______
Bchlage Lock
Scott
3-14
3%
(quar.)_____.
preferred
tJmo.)
Below
5%
Southwestern
non-cum.
1
3-20
4-
quar,)__
A
3- 8
-,3-11
35c
(quar.)_.__
Arizona
3-
3-11
85c
Farms
partic.
Oil
3-15
3-20
35c
.
—
class
Arden
PuyaxHe -OAAee.
"■*'* *i4J\ *-*"**■•
*{
—
(quar.)
Armstrong Rubber, class A
/
2-22
15c
preferred
Engineering
O.)
1
3-20
$1.25
(Initial
common
9
4-
——
2-2J
—25c
7%>- pfd.
common
9
3-
$1.25
_
.
Reid,
>3-
1
25c
(quar.
i
convertible
Ross
(quar.)
preferred
dividend
1
4-
3-15
34 %c
preferred
(quar.)*
1:
Telephone Corp., com.
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.);—*.——.
Plywood Corp.
4-
4-
37 Vic
com.
5%%
2nd
on
'*
$3
2fc
;v
$5.25 preferred
;
4-1
1
Inc.
Archer-Danieis-Midland
Argo
Bros.,
this
•
'
Rochester
5%
3-11
1
Inc.,
.
'
1
3-15
4-11
3-
lc
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co., com. (quar.)
Stock
1
*
(quar.)__—
common
(quar.)__;
Hlrsch,
(Action
.3t
*
.
3iv<c
(increased)—--
i
-
'
17 '/2C
Roddls
1
1
Quarterly
1
'tbuure
Development'Yltd!—-
Anglo-Newfoundland
:
4 V'i'o preferred (quar.)______ .-x 50«-4C
Worthington Corp. (quar.)_
~L__L
" -62VaCr
W'right-Hargreavef Mines, -Ltd.—
-
3-20
5-
90c
$1.12'/2
(quar.»
5%
3•
-
company
(qUar.)__
Gas
Zeigler Coal & Coke
—J__
Roadway Extvess, Inc., class A
■
4-
59%C
Co._-
Bros,
4-23
at
IS).
A: lotnrop, common
prefemxl
(quar.)
3%
3-20
3-15
75c
—
preferred
<quar.)_
Reynolds •• (R, J.) - Tobacco Co.—
3.60% -preferred
(quar,)———
*
4.50% preferred (quar.j.,..—.—
Oil
3-29
I2V2C
—»;
(quar.)—
common
'
•'
•.
•
deferred
^..w, v-;
.
Anthes-Imperial Co.,
4-
Woodward
2-20
3-
4-1
Feb.
Wolverine- Insurance,
3-11
.
3-15
Co.—
4%%
Ranch
1
2-28
Woolf
(reduced)
Inc.
Steel Corp.
Reynolds Metals Co.,
Rice
;,r4-
-
I2V2C
Drilling
(quar.)
Bros.,
Republic
'
85c
-
(quar.)_.
dividend
Reading
Reeves
(quar,)_——
4%
Raymond Corp., common
&
2-15
•
40c
(quar.)
prefeirea
Winter
Anheuser-Busch,
.
Produc.s
Ohio
2 25
50c
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp.;
from
3-8
3-15
—
rlxtuie—
on
preferred
5'o
1
4-1
47c
(quar.)—-—;
paynvent
Qoyipflny
.
.
Holdert
When
Per
i
*
2-13
(reduced'J25c-
Ltd.-
(quar.)
&
of-Re*.
2-22
2jc
tquar.)___-_-.
•
Holdert
:
$1.50
(quar.)_
Power
Mills
meeting held
•
■
5c
Inc.
Motor
Wayne
^
(extra
Equipment,
Waukesha
-
1
3-30
$1.02
$1.04 ft"
3-
When
Payable
Shares
Plants
Water
West
(quar.)—.—.——-—
(George >: Fund of
from
3-30
35c
preiereuce common
<quar.)_.______
4.08preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_-——
.1
4.30%' preferred tquar.)-<—
4.18%
■>
4-
45c
$1.40
'
3-13
1
75c
(quar.)
com.
Per
.
Company;
System,
Waterous
3-21
40c
—w
-k.
<u
Washington
(quar.).;
Electric
...
R. -Pilot
&
Waldori
on
this
plus
-—.
Lambert,
-.
Name of
of Rec.~
preferred
3.60
redemption
share
_
Public Service
»
Power
issue
(entire
March
Payable
'Share
Name of Company
r
30c
(Continued
on page
50)
3-15
2-14
45c
(quar.)
3-30
3-18
Volume
Number 5615
185
.
.
(941)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
.
.
,
•.
•
'
-
/
'
■
«an.
.
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADflK
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Year 1956
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
37% Dec
■
6
45% Apr
6
37% Feb
12
41 ¥8 Jan
98% Dec
11
4%
109% Feb
7
98
Jan
28
9 9 ¥2 Jan
17
4
14% Jan
9
11% Jan
2
12% Jan
28
ARC
55
Oct
1
67% Jan
3
58 % Jan
2
64
Jan
9
ACF
Industries
14
Apr
10
11
ACF-Wriglty
5
15% Jan
37% Dec
28
32% Feb
12
38% Jan
8
22
29% May
4
23% Feb
12
24% Jan
14
Adams
32% Jan
4
24% Jan
2
27% Jan
11
Adams-Millis
19
23% Dec
6
Jan
19
12% Dec
81
108
.
.
July 30
20
Sep
154
12;
139 ¥2 Jan
21,
14% Jan
7
20 % Jan
14
19
22% Dec
311
36% Feb
9
52
Dec
10
46% Feb
190
Dec
13
176% Feb
15
Feb
155
163
9
Nov
2% Dec
~2%
16% Feb
Dec
11
Dec
14
117 % Jan
19
16% Dec
21
23% Feb
6
77
Dec
31
88% Jan
23
6% Dec
31
241% Sep
-
8
14
160
115
Dec
5
30
Jan
23
105
Nov
30
12% Dec
Jan
•
16
114
Jan
May
18 % Jan
Nov~28
88
21% Dec
7%
12
17% Jan
7
Feb
12
77 % Jan
14
5% Feb
__
11
7% Jan
4
Inc
Inc
_■
4 ¥4 %
110
Feb
12
117% Jan
lO
52% Jan
417
29
63%; Jan
11
104% Jan
12
*
4
1
56% Jan
4
28
97% Jan
3
Dec
77
30% Nov
37 %
29
104% Nov
8
14
133 % Aug
150
99% Feb
9
1% Dec
28
28
24
.
39
31% Nov
Sep 27
91% Jan
58
Dec
Sep
79
4
22
19
126
5
115
18
39
Jan
4
Feb
11
93% Jan
123
Feb
12
11
2% Jan
15
4
30% Feb
21
Feb;
4
Jan
2
29 % Jan
16
12
124% Jan
4
•
Feb
13
66 % Jan
8
24% Jan
98
Feb
:
14'
113
Amer
r
Jan
2
34 % Jan
*3 7
b
4%
88%
88 Li
21%
21%"
4% %
American
11
41 % Feb
12
11
104% Feb
12
32% May 21
21% Feb
21
20% Jan
19% Jan
7
47% Dec
1
Sep
21% Dec
20
19% Dec
118
28
3
Dec
Jan
6%
2.
2*
110 ¥2 Jan
24% Jan
4
20
4
Jan
Note
Co
Inc
4% Dec
31
Oct
4% Feb
2
11
5% Jan
10
American
Cable
18
42% Jan
7
American
Can
297!
IOO
112%
11,600
Nov
20
45% Jun
18
39% Jan
3
38% Jan
27
61% Nov 12
49% Feb
IV
38
41% Feb
.
21
Jan
2
56 ¥4
7%
13
Dec
27
67
3
Jan
35
Dec
18
100
Feb
Jan 23
157
Dec
tl
Jan
6
22%
79% Dec
24
Jun
25
American
22
*19%
Jan
8
Feb
13
12
79% Jan
2
132% Feb
15
156% Jan
3
14.
13
48 ¥s Jan
11
9
31% Feb
1
15
35% Jan
3
48
45
Feb
17% Jan
7
30% Dec
10
14
•
26% Jan
38
11
Feb
18
23% Dec
31
20
Jan
25
142 % Nov
7
120
Jan
6
135
17
7
118% Feb
13
14% Mar 21
10% Feb
12
95% Feb
14
143
11
Dec
31
96
Dec
4
102
Aug
July
9
•
17% Apr
17
14 ¥4 Jan
Dec
28
17% Jan
3
15 ¥b Jan
2
95
Dec
19
106% Feb
21
95
Jan
21
24% Feb
9
40% Dec
11
31% Feb
12
77% Dec
26
93
35% Feb
10
45% Nov
7
41
25% Nov
29
34% May
4
79
19
5¥4%
1
2
American Mach
Feb
4
3.90% preferred
Amer Machine & Metals
83
Jan
7
Jan
21
44% Jan
31
23% Feb
11
28
Jan
2
*
.
Amer
13
99 ¥2 Feb
6
Jan
16
21% Feb
13
25% Jan
15
30
Jan
27
25
17
18
Mar 16
97
;
'
Mar
5%%
American
Molasses
American
Motors
12
70% Sep
17
American
Natural Gas
6
33% Dec
3
33% Nov 21
40% Jan
9
43
54% Aug
16% Dec
5
-
150
Dec
19
6
Dec
14
28
Nov
21
56
Feb
21
177
8% Feb
Nov
11
35% Jan
8
11
56
Jan
22
18 ¥a Jan
American News
9
16 ¥4 Feb
21
153 ¥2 Jan
9
Feb
8
27
6% Jan
2
6% Jan
17
6
30% Jan
2
34 ¥2 Jan
10
26
81 ¥2 Feb
11
94% Jan
4
156
Jan
2
¥2 Jan
8
155% Jan
24
¥2 Feb
13
45% Jan
3
120 ¥4 Jan
4
123% Feb
15
38 % Feb
12
47% Jan
3
58
Co
Amer
Optical
Potash &
Smelt & Refg com
No par
16
46
Feb
7
50
Feb
20
American
Stores
Co
113
Nov
15
106
Jan
3
125
Jan
24
American
Sugar
Refining com—100
132
Dec
28
146
Jan
19
132
Jan
21
10% Dec
28
16% Jan
16
10
¥2 Feb
12
10
187% Feb
1
8474 Apr 30
1
145% Jan
27
51% Jan
13
139 ¥2 Feb
18
12
Jan
2
178
Feb
5
170 ¥2 Jan
2
72
% Feb
13
78% Jan
31
121
Jan
2
131% Feb
14
7%
common—_—25
6%
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steei Foundries
—1
American
7%
American
6%
30% Feb
12
37 % Jan
10
American
3
10% July 20
9% Jan
21
9% Jan
2
American
4
29
Jan
17
25 ¥2 Jan
18
27% Feb
6
23% Nov
26
27
May 28
24% Feb
13
25
Jan
18
12
18 ¥2 Jan
11
72% Jan
9
Feb
15
12
23% Mar 13
23
87% Mar 19
57% Feb
19
Feb
18
Jan
It0.63% Feb
31% Dec
90
85
14
3
10
Por
footnotes
68
Feb
19
79% Jan
11
31 ¥4 Feb
12
37 ¥2 Jan
4
Jan
12
91% Feb
8
94% Feb
20
13
39% Jan
4
48 3 e Feb
20
43% July 11
30% Feb
13
39% Jan
7
35% Mar 19
25% Jan
8
35% Feb
21
107
30% May 28
26% May 29
7
16
42% Dec
42% Apr
6
Dec
32% Jan
Nov
2
see
page
2
28.
1
100
5
.-400
25
Sumatra
Tobacco
common
100
preferred
Dec
65
Co
Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co
Jan
16% Feb
Snuff
preferred
American
9
17 % Dec
100
preferred
25
31% Nov 23
16%
16
16
15%
167 a
15
16
34%
20%
134
*95%
35
35%
35%-
21
20"b
134
122 ¥4
120%
122
10%
*10%
*9574
100
14%
14%
15%
15 ¥2
1572
*98
34
*80
100
/
•
14%
1574
21
134
500
120
121
2,600
f
12171'
10%
1071
*1074
*9574
9974
1471
♦1471
100
x33%
3374
*80
82%
Viscose
25
Corp
com—5
-25
Preferred 5 ¥2% series—-—
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Water Works Co
Preferred
Anaconda
6%
series
50
Co
Rights
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
CommoD
- .6.25
$4 preferred
No par
Anderson Clayton fr Co
21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
10
Andes Copper Mining
14
Anaconda
98 ¥2
23%
2572
Wire & Cable
100
1074
9974
14%'
157b
15%
157a
337!
33%
33%
*80
*80
8271
-
*24%
147!
1,500
157!
3,600
100
*99
100
*98
34 Vs
98%
700
21
*130
*95 74
10%,
83
23
10,100
3671
21
134
'
*98
35 3 4
35%
•
21
120
100
14%
35 <2
600
35,800
.
"130
2174
134
135
,
3,500
11,200
6,200
337!
83
417!
417!
1,000
24
.
24%
7,000
*96
v
22%
*24%
99
160
23
1,600
257!
31
26
26
15%
31
13
Oct
29%
31
No par
Co
Dec
Dec
29 71
60
Jun
68 % Oct
30%
571
87
165
29%
597b
48
119
30%
57a
19
59% Jan
29%
5 "2
39% Jan
July 24
30%
1574
25
51
29%
1.000
Birthday
-
5%
10
2
•44%
♦1574
Apr
46% Mar
»
5%
Jan
129% Mar 26
45 7
15%
42
43
19
457a
25 V4
120
50¥» Feb
144
45%
5%
12
21
45%?
2,600
Washington's
15%
23
Feb
45 %
45 ¥2
-
*24%
46% Jan
59% Mar 20
25 '/2
1
5
25
Co—
Corp
142% Dec
174
25' 4
*24
Co
1
Chemical.—No par
Amer Rad & Std Sany common—5
7% preferred
100
American Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
American
Amer
13
Feb
36% Jan
105
Feb
46% Feb
33
25%
20
convertible preferred
2
9
24% Mar 20
12%
25
*
2374
2571
11
8
13%
25
4,500
CLOSED
13
23
2
46
EXCHANGE
24%.
2374'
com
25
30,400
STOCK
137!
24%
12%
28
13 7»
98 Va
Jan
Jun
12%
.
14$
277!
13 7!
28
22%
100
:
Products
Metal
¥8 Jan
3
28
98%
preferred—
717!
140%
28 %
97
6
31
707!
71%
140%. 141
2471
16
31 ¥2 Jan
367s
94
417i>
American
400
700
*35 7 a
*92
27%
27%
7,000
28%
95
70%
%
68
135
700
"
5574
36
*92
95
662
133%
600
52
*2871
281%
a
97
26% Jan
64% Jan
55
55
2474
7
7
*51
257a
11
14
51
4174
21
Feb
51
51 %
.»
24%
Jan
59
4174
41%
5 ¥. Jan
29% Jan
4071
41
a
25%
15 ¥4 Jan
28% Feb
4071
40 3
42%
3
55% Jan
40%
407ii
u
25
5
31
40
417
42
Apr
-
30
5% Dec
27 ¥4
2,200
22,400
40%
'
*92
68%
137
4%
No par
8% Jan
2
13% Jan
100
>
56
4%
Metal Co Ltd conimon.No par
•
28
9,500
20
4%
42,
4¥2%
Feb
28
108
prloi preferred
100
& Fdry common—7
97¥2 Feb
37% Jan
-
Mar 29
6%
American
14
40
^*40%
1574
94
67%
135
*10
American
9
Jan
56
Ice Co common
No par
noncumulative preferred—100
International Corp
1
American Investment Co of 111
1
4
Jan
15% Feb
52
122
11% Jan
15
-
91 ¥2
1
Products
American-Home
96
2
15
Cyanamid Co com
conv
4
Jan
131
13% Nov 29
6
97% Dec
22% Dec 31
2
14
Feb
4
31
17
34 % Feb
43% Aug
18% Oct
84% Jan
15
Jan
23% Jan
14% Feb
2
35 % May 28
86
.16% Feb
5
16% Apr
27
13 % Nov
Dec
.
41
*92
10
preferred series C.100
American Distilling Co
20
American Encaustic Tiling
1
American Enka Corp
:
5
American European
Secur—Njp par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
American Gas & Electric Co
10
American Hardware Corp
12.50
American Hawaiian SS Co—
10
American
27% Jan
24% Feb
21%
a
*19%
20
36
66% Feb
44% Mar 12
40%
40%
36%
84
3
217!
a
22%
35%
26
11
1,200
'
*4%
36%
14,
Jan
39%
47!
*35%
26
15
1067b
*1974
20
4%
4%
—10
Co
Colortype
American
19
*19%
20
Crystal Sugar coin——10
prior preferred
100
American
8
12% Feb
106%
55
17
1
5,900
22
22%
22
22%
.-,4%
28 7
39% Jan
28% Jan 25
44,100
4374
10674
10674
106%
55%
31% Jan
9
24%
437!
43'
23 %
2
Jan
247
43%
24%
43%
*23%
3
3%%
20
24%
25 %
43
X55 Vj
Jan
4%%
30
65'!
24 %
106%
40
300
*297!
63 7
107
107
100
1,300
3374
100
*63 7!
63%
28%
Jan
25
30
19,500
100
33%
100
65%
43%
43
-
*98%
400
1974
•
-
*98%
24%
24%
&
•-
*63'%
65
*G37!
1
12.50
common
,v
*94
33%
*297a
30
197!
-19%
'100
'20%
35
92
29 ¥4
*96
61%
61%
63
33%
98
30
97
29 ¥4
25
Chicle
27
Dec
25
14
9
19% Aug
28
Feb
57
27% Mar 21
8
12% Dec
Dec
53% Jan
28
37 % Apr
27% May 15
81
5
98
97
-
33 Vs
33
11174
1147a
19%
•
100
*95%
<
33
32%
Cable——No par
Co
No par
Chaiil
'
53% Dec
101
101
1
preferred:
American
112
114%
.
Radio Corp
&
Co
100
307!
*2874
20
39% Feb
'7% Mar 12
49 % Apr
1
2,500
30%
28%
100
common
2
*1%
*>
30 7 is
28 71
com—No par
preferred
10.500
*28 %
2
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
5%
22,400
119
30%
■
40
1
2%
2
857s
1177!
28%
10
preferred
convertible
3,300
8674
~
867b
118%
*27 ¥4
50
Shoe
Brake
4%
36 71
36%
V
16,000
115
*28
—100
common
-
100
3374
.
30%
100
preferred
Amer
4
Amer
11
Bank
16,200
787!
33
28%
113
No par
American Bosch Anna Corp.—
19
Jan
45
1
preferred
conv
417!
7,600
*27
American Bakeries Co com—No par
19
1,900
*109
.
136%'
867a
19%
15
25'/8 Feb
363b
118
118%
19%
Feb
64
■
85%
85
116%
2%
1%
37
2874
40%
33%
.
600
>
*77
.
112
*109 '
,
2174
28
.
887!
2174
r
*28
50
Corp
900
47!
87 74
t
a
78 V
,327b
,
112
36%
85%
119%
1
180
14
'
*3%
.41
,
20%
Jan
2
84%
No par
___.
,-32%
32 ¥4
37 %
36%
,407a
'1 *76
78
*108
117%
preferre#
14.
21%;
•28 7
19%
98
20
32 Li
1
America—.
of
41 ¥4
*76
112
*107
28%
—1
31
19% Jan
32%
common
21 %
-
Agricultural Chemical—No par
9
63% Feb
Mfg
77%
88 7
88%
28 ¥2
40%
¥2
41
77%
88%
22 ¥4
28'%
88%
*21%.
28 %
41
common..No par
i
100
21,800
6074
108
"
%
28
..
10
20,500
110
59 74
*105
108
*105
40
300
6
*106
59%
4 »/4
;—.5
4,700
Birthday
31071
*205
110
59
59%
105
*617a
12
2
*106
*106
1137a
Feb
9
110
7!
,1 310
61%
29
.
110
167!
115
57a
6
*205
113%
95 % Jan
23% Aug
*106
57u
6
310 ¥2
*205
•
61%
26
70% Jan
23
310 ¥2
*3Li
3%% cortvertible preferred
s
5%
6%
5%
Washington's
76%
4%
American Airlines common
22
*7474
•
62 %
29
7
76%
1,900
1774
*3%
Petroleum
Jan
.
*74%
62%
Amerada
3
*1674
1
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
15
18% Feb
61
:
16%
*205
No par
convertible
1674
*11274
17
14 %
Amalgamated Leather Cwom
6%
17
76 ¥2
CLOSED
274
115
*16%
*74%
200
STOCK
17-
17%
9,900
10,500
EXCHANGE
27!
274
*
*114
16-%
74%
74%
185
160
b
Limited
Aluminium
,
17
115
4974
48%
*18071
*156
*13 7
Corp
Co
Aluminum
16%
-
18174
27b
2%
25
160
18174
'
*156
*112%
114
17
4.08%--convertible
:
2%
17%
1P%"
112%
20
preferred___100
«Alpha Portland Cement
10
3
2%
"
5
E&e:.———i—18
<fc
Allis-Chalmers
10 J
JanlO*
*156
160
200
5,800
: '247a
497b "
487b
179 ¥2
179'%
160
*156
y8
¥2
48
48¥+
48%
184
200
12%
12'/a
•257b
13%
1
Stores
31% Jan
108
May 28
39% Oct
9
247b
13%
preferred :
7
Feb
8
99
12
34% Jan
4%
-
104% Feb
Mar 19
36
7
27% Mar
16% Jan
30
31% Oct
95% Dec
64
Jan
Feb
26
26 % Mar 16
105% Sep 27
30
Oct 10
44% Jan
82
1% Feb
19
Jan
Allied
27
3
121 y2 Mar 23
10
7
8
111% Feb
13
Apr
14
80
July 17
3% Jan
31
Dec
Feb
Jan
109
10
25
13%
Kid Co..
Allied Mills
35% Jan
July 11
17
Feb
Mar 12
47
Apr
82
Chemical
"Allied
8
32 % Feb
July 25
125
34
Allied
8
40
21
42% Dec
3
77
23
26
24:%
,
' 137%
*135
12%:
13%
85% Feb
Jail
1377-2 *
58%
Industries Inc.
30% Jan
*135
138
.
25 ¥2
Allied-Albany Paper Corp
23
26 ¥4
104 %
Allen
98% Jan
-*2574
•
59 Li
17
14
26 7!
.
104%
21
18
26 7!.
,
58%
Feb
11
5,800
26%
103%
4% Jan
21% Feb
2,100
247!
25
5
13
27% Feb
15
33 74
2471
12%
2%
100
1
100
25
14
1471
327 b
24 %
12%;
1
common
Jan
13
36% Apr
-
:—-100
preferred —'
14%
33
24%
12%
48%
2.900
14%
32%
24%
*135
137%
*180
Alleghany Corp common.
5%% preferred A.
$4 conv prior preferred.:—Nc par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.——1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
2
Jan
102
"
/
14%
33
247%
,
12%
—lo
'•
•
12%
100
common
preferred
Aldens
136 ; "
No par
Vicksburg Ryi.
26%
1
300
*26 ¥8
24 » „
26%
series—100
1951
7,900
.
32%
15
33%
24%
1
;
pfd
conv
1,90a
627!
100
14%
14%
33
1
10
1
12 ¥«
62%
.
129% Apr
9
25% Aug 15
11
29 % Dec
623b
—
3% Feb
-
62%
_1
Corp——^Noparv
Products
Alco
•
8
15% Feb
117% Mar 27
5
61%
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
14
64% Dec
62%
Inc
Co__
Corp.
4.50%
ll
19% Jan
6
62
*98%
7,000
99
127!
6174
12%
—.25
Air Reduction Inc common
..
74
10% May -7
241 % Sep
13
112% Feb
23% Mar 22
17
127b
Corp
Aeroquip
4
8
12%
Admiral
15
185% Jan
*374
Feb
99
11%
Co—1_
Alabama &
16
99
12%
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp—10
/Mar 14
4% Feb
13
111
-
25% Feb
;
13
9
,
50% Jan
11% Apr
130-
99
12
397!
99
99
<'
18
12% Feb
132
Shares
39 ¥4
3972
39
39
1
Inc
Express
the Week
Feb. 2S
38%
-
Feb
3
.July 17
22% Jan
Steel
Acme
Friday
Feb. 21
38%
*
Stores
14 '/! Feb
29% May 25
Thursday-
Feb.20
100
Vending Corp
Sales far
PRICES
Wednesday
Feb.19
38'/!
5
preferred
conv
14
Dec
SALE
Tuesday
Feb. 18
Put
Abbott Laboratories common
-
HIGH
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
It
-
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
1571
1574
*15
57!
157!
900
57!
14,400
607!
3,800
59%
60 ¥4
597i
59%
597 a
31
31
3174
3174
31
33%
33 ¥4
33 7'2
3371' 33%
33 31
33%
33%
49%
5072
48%
497a
4874
5,200
51 %
4774
50
1671
167a
16 74
1674
31,400
*
xl6%
17%
16%
17
xl55 ¥4
155%
*15574
160
6%
6%
6%
32%
32%
31%
32
89
89
89
89
50%
51%
5074
51%
149'%
14874
148%
*43'%
44 3
149
44
44
123
123
39%
39%
49%
49%.
122%
124%
138
139%
30%
176%
10%
177%
*15574
4
123%
39%
138
49%
123
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40
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48
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17,300
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110
69 Va
34%
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1,400
17
18
The Commercial and
(942)
NEW YORK STOCK
Year 1956
28
41% Apr
9
35% Jan
3
37% Jan
29% Apr
69% Dec
i
29% Feb
8
36
14
51% Feb
12
46% Feb
9
15% Feb
7
82
2
Armco
4
8
Armour &
Jan
4
Armstrong
Feb
18
2
86
Jan
17
<J2
•
18
Feb
14
20% Jan
4% Feb
12
20
6
Ftb
•3.75
Jan
17
12
18% Jan
3
Feb
15
2b % Jan
4
29
28% Jan
Arvln
7
Co
Jan
9
28% Feb
110% Jan
J
98
35
16
29% Feb
97
Oct
9
65
Jan
23
73
12
.-Jan
22
32% Jan
'
2
63% Jan
Aug 28
8
28
5.25%
21
30
26% Dec
17
90
28
Nov
35% Jan
8% Nov
•
17
17
95
Nov
85
Jan
39% Feb
3
Jan
95
Jan
5%
4
9% Jun
2
11% Jan
28 *
16% Jan
3
18
24
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12
91
Aug
11% Jan
1
68 % Feb
10
Jan
14
17
Feb
1
30% Jan
5% Jan
78
3% Feb
7% July 12
Jan
Jan
8 *
34%Feb
7
3'
Jan
46% Jan
5
Atlas
8
&
Coa.st
Line
Nichols
prior
Automatic
9l
•2.25
35% Feb
7
32% Jan
3
35% Feb
15:
Baltimore
2
96 '/a Jan
3
101 Va Feb
Apr 19
May 10
58 % Dec
23
42% Jan
9
Jan
2
41 % Feb
11
86
68% Jan 27
67% Oct 24
94
13
Feb
4
4%
T)
4%
Bangor
Ohio
&
<sc
71% Feb
13
83% Jan
17
Barber
Oil
Sep
12
12% Jan
22
13% Jan
29
Barker
Brothers
Jun
12
39
21
44
Jan
8
4V*%
11,
61% Jan
10
16% Jan
4
13
Jan
23
134% July 13
106 % Jan 20
116
17
Jan
54% Jan
2
11
33
94
Nov 27
Feb
5
33
Feb
Feb
19
134
Jan
97
Feb
14
94% Jan
3
17% Sep
13
37% Jan
9
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12,
20% Jan
25% Jan
23
43% Dec
28
35%'Feb
12
42
80
Dec
31
91 Va Aug
Jan
11.
2
8
80% Feb
13
85
Feb
6
Dec
31
22% Feb
12
31
Jan
23
Sep
17
47% Jan
4
Jail
3
40% Jan
16
26% Aug
8
32% Dec
26
27% Feb
12
31'/a Jan
2
19% Jun
39
8
29
40
When
4%%
Mills
Beckman
Shoe
Beech-Nut
Life
2
11% Jan
28
31
Bell
Aircraft
28% Feb
14
50 % Jan
2
Bell
&
89 Va Feb
6
48% Jun
8
64% Dec
27
58% Jan
21
18% Nov
1
22 Vs. Aug
10
18
Feb
14
1V* Dec
14
2% Feo
24
dan
2
30% Oct
44% Dec
19
33% Apr
53% Jun
63
31
77% Aug
1
1%
17
30% Feb
22
9
62% Jan
19 Vs Jan
1
3
4,
common
Aviation
Beneficial
8
Best
&
Co
Food*
146
Dec~20
13% Jun
71
172% Feb
7
16% Jan
84 : Jan
13
8
Dec
5
32% Feb
10
28% Jan
23
45% Jan
7
Best
54% Jan
7
Bestwail
Jan
4
14% Feb
47% Jan
12.
147
155-
.
Jan
18
24
15% Jan
11.
15
Bethlehem
48
100
*97
Inc
25
Feb
11.
43% Jan
2
25% Nov 20
25
Feb
12
29% Jan
14
Bliss
(E
28% Nov 29
36
26% Feb
fi
33% Jan
2
Bliss
6i
12
61%
Jan
2
25
Jan
9
pfd
12
Mar
1
14% Dec
28
9% Dec
26
64
Dec
38% Jan
27
65% Dec
12
49% Feb
29% Apr l*
34 % May
1
20% May 1
22% Jan
2-
23% Feb
12
Feb
11
17
14% Feb
12
9%' Jan
2
,
Jan
13
3
12% Mar 16
64
Jan
12
51% Feb
Corp
38% Feb
10
10
com
4Va%:pfd series of 1951
& Decker
Blaw-Knox
Co
W)
Mfg Co
Laughlln'Inc—I
Co
.12.50
5
,
&
Brass Corp
57% Jan
7
Borden
Bon Ami Co class
A
B
21
46
Jan
10
80
Jan
0
87
Jan
22
Jan
2
53% Jan
24
Boston
Edison
Boston
&
19
19% Jan
3
15
47% Jan
10
11% Jan
2
29%: Feb
12
38% Jan
11
41
31
Dec
28
12% Dec
31
35% Jun
8
58
48
Jan
11
13% Jan
14
48% Nov
Rrlggs
Manufacturing
16
40%'Feb
13
10
44% Dec
Briggs
Sr.
17
41
Jan
21
Feb 39
85
Jan
30
33% Feb
11
14% Jan
3
100
37
23% Oct
18
23
17% May 28
89
Dec
5
27
Feb
26
Dec
23
20% Dec
10
'
1
12% Aug 21
Aug
2
15% Apr 27
46
45
Aug 29
% Dec
F2
16% Jan
3
30
81% Jan
19
20
77 V4 F*b
8
36% Jan
23
41% Jan
12
Sep
Shoe
7:
22
*4% Feb
17% Feb
Dec
Brown
Feb
Jan
86 Va Feb
Nov
&
48
3
f
Brown
25
22
Mar
15
2
95% Jun
23
10,
15
4
,29
Feb
^2% Jan
10
90% Jan
Feb
5
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7
1
15
33
•
11
20
11% Feb
9
20% Jan
12
22
•
11
17
Jan
29 % Jail
21
Jan
11
2
Bristol-Myers Co
Inc
•5
Bullard
Co
3
74
Jan
23
preferred
h
second
5
10% Jan
10
Butte Copper <fc Zlnc_,
2
45% Jan
18
Byers Co
SVi Aug
9
34 y4 Nov 23
7V» Jan
*3% Jan
13
7% Jan
2
14% Jan
11
17
5% Jan
2
6% Jan
44% Jan
11
9%
32%
83%
32%
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15%
46
*45
13%
41
41%
43 %
44%
-
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87
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34%
13%
4,300
39
16.900
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1,800
16
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41
10
4
331
j
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-
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46
7%
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participating
California
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&
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13%
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87
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10
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.
14%
39%
87
64%
5
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25%
9%
36
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6
Hecla Inc
5.400
a
68 %
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46
33%
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1
common
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2.400
33%
'
23%
13
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•
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87
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11%
18%
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10
34%.
14%
4
15%
41%
10
,•
16%
.41%.
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Va
41 %
13%.'
41%,
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23%
100
Butler Bros
9% Feb
32 Va Jan
12
54
100
prefeience
23
12
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100
1
9% Jan
Feb
50%
.
2.6C0
10
87
'41%
]
com
i
,
preferred
Bush
5% Feb
39%
*84
51%
*84
Burroughs Corp
38
50%.
5
Burlington Industries Inc
3
11% Feb
53'4
40%
440
14
%-*10%.-
87
—10
2
11% May «
8% Ao- 13
16% Mar 20
'
13
.14%
54%
39%
18
Inc
Co
11
10
53%.
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25
13%
1C%
46 '
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Watch
Bulova
Jan
23
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14
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.1
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4% Dec
251
14%
3
Co.
29
40% Jan
4,300
14%
No par
Forge
19
12% Jan 20
32.100
*23% * 24
10 %
—10
preferred
Buffalo
3 Va %
11
54
24%
47
4%
104 Va Jan
300
53%
;54"ji
24
18
24
4
28
47%
Jan
Jan
*27%
17%
13% Jan 11
102
x531,1
%
46
7
J
26%
28%
18%
13
to
:
80
48
24% Feb
14
,1.400
5
17%* Feb
34% Dec
26%
28
16
3
common—
5
12% Aor
1
41%
ion
Co
26
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4/10.)
*24
Oct
8
36%
46
20
Aug 15
36'4
24%
31% Jan
98
50%.
37'.-:
26%
51
9%
2 ;>o
—
18
25% May
51%"
36%,
46
65
39% Jan
1/500
2.200
73%
51%
24%
74%.Jan 23
18
900
14%
40
Co
1,200
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24%
(Thet
1.900
132,600
461
4
Feb
43%
..
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xl4%
Sep
22 %
42%
15 %
_
Apr 10
15
E:r;hl Vy
24%
12
36
1,200
Washington's
46%
24
6
30%.
43'H
42%
39%.
Budd
.
42%
44
2,900
17,700
.
43
15
Jan
46% Sep
CLOSED
No par
Jan
71% Jan
30 '4
>
8.900
p
EXCHANGE
No pa*
65
«
*
.
1%.
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender
Bucyrus-,Erte
.
STOCX.
,
18%
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;'68.
85% Mar
61'
1%
13%
common
Blgelow
Co
:
431 yl
%
18'j
,
41%
—50
Corp
35% Jan
-
60
-
1%
X
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas—a
18
Jan
St^atton
9
Jan
500
ion
Co
20
24
21% Jan
36% July 17
38% July 30
Jan
3,300
fr;
2.50
preferred
conv
Feb
16%
42% Jan
17
83
27
47
4% c'c
45% Jan
*
39 Va Feb
26% July 19
56% July 18
72
65
'
:_No par
common
3
14
38% Jan
Co
2
26
25% Jan 23
Brass
13% Jan
92% Oct
16
1
preferred
Airways Inc—
42% Jan
28% Feb
39% Nov
25
Branlff
BrMgeoorr*
300
RR—
May 9
24% Apr 'i 6
32% May 25
13% Dec 17
5
loo
Co
Maine
Common
6%
30
2.100
151%
j
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
50
12
80
2,600
44
"
15
10
9% Feb
100
3.000
2,600
Xl4%
*13
(The)
67% Mar .19
15%'Feb
600
.*10
15 % '''
*24J
1
98% Feb
•41% Feb
1,400
73-
No par
Inc
Stores
50% Apr
3
r
No par
Class B
3
35% Dec
5
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc__.i_l.25
3
220
2.500
26
1
12
Jan
400
14)00
15%,
10
4
14% Jan 31
54% May 10
700
72
1
(Delaware)
10% Feb
ax V«
5,700
30%
43
Bond
29% Jan
30%,
100
Co
Co
5.900
18%
-
43%
7
1
1.300
10,900
12.6CO
61'%
1%
1
Co
3
1
'5C0
'
10
3
20.800
94
18%
17
Oct
%;
42'.,
4
60%'
1 peso
Jail
Aug
6
44-a
22'a
42'
.
Inc
Jan
10
4!»
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5
Cu
16 Vs
41% Oct
4
29%
4
11%
22
100
Dec
17
0"8
*
■„
5,900
41
29'
1
48% Dec
79
6:I»
r 44
44%
33 %
24%
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,_i
15% Jan
12
:6'b
45
'j'J'U
82
24
i
50
28%
4
6%
44%
700
"
34-
33
,
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10P
,
(Del)
Boeing Airplane
Bohn Aluminum
21
8%
3:v!»r
TOO
17%
1814
58'
43 %
54% Jan
23 V* Nov
34 %
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98 %
J 8
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74
13
33%
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12%
12 %
12%
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39
6
12%
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25%
4 000
9%
9%
9%
9%
2.500
33%
9%
35
35%
24%
35%
1.600
103 %
104%
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104%
10
33%
6
39
38%
t%
6%
!-%'
12%
121
j
1.200
38%
7
24,900
12%
2.000
8
Campbell Red
1
ti Va
6 V«
3
6 V*
12
34 % Feb
6%
Dec
15
17 % Jan
37% Jan
4
3
34 7H
34 %
34 !
13% Jan
34%
34 %.
34%
34-74
2
2.400
21
88
Peb
14% Jan
11
14%
7
14%
14%
14 %
14
14%.
14%
14%
4.300
66
July 11
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.66%
•4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Bs Co
100
34%
75% Dec
84%
*82%
84
83
83
*54
57
*54
57
*54
57
Canadian Brewerlea Ltd.
*24%
25%
*24%
25 %
-20;«
30%
30%
30 U
50i
50
50
13
55
Oct
1
24% Nov
30
3014 Nov 29
50
Aug 22
33 Vt A or
4
36% Mario
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78% Jan
2
55
Jan
4
Feb
8
25
:
29% Feb
12
49% Feb
6
83
Jan
9
56% Jan
-
29
27
Jan
33% Jan
52
Jan
9.
14
2
Lake Mines Ltd
oatuuiitii
Cannon
Mlilk
4
180
48
new..8
7
Dec
*17%".
IT
i
126
Corp
Steel
4
45% July 25
21% Dec 20
17 %
69%
,
,
33
*120
preferred
__100
Blgelow-Sanlord Carpet (Del) com.5
Black
*17 %
10%
"17%
70
' 11%
•
17 %
7%
71% Jan
25..'
1 *
11%
«•
42
1
46% Jan
Jan
70
r
500
•
.
60
1
11
:
-
100
7 000
.
1.500
*16%
common
Gypsum
60% Sep
6
46% July 17
32% May 11
.
17%. -^17%
71
»
12%
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Inc
15
12
11
r
10%,
%
V
-
•
700
,<•
73
12%
X58 %
Inc
Feb
/ j 7%
10%
,
.
40
72%
._12.50
Consolidated
Feb
j
10 %
;
42
'
280
5
2.5P
Finance
32% Jan
Benguet
43
41% "
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,
43%
pi'elerred„_100
Co
2'5
39
91
93"
94
10
preferred
41% Feb
Dec
48:%
90
*90'
,
1% Jan
19
431,i
.89%
-,
59%
Corp
Howell
Bcndix
'^43%
24 900
.,.,15,
1.
'
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51%
Belding-Heminway
24 Va Jail
4%%
42" i.
89%
10%
'
"Birthday
.;
2,%
100
*50
Savers
"
.
2,800
%
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4%%
10% Jan
.
4
99 1
1
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
20 % J-mi
19
4
oreferred__10n
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(AS)
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470
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4
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7
10
45!
93%
Instruments
6
Jan
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EXCHANGE
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: 24%
10 V
'
92
42%
11%
%|;
100
preferred
Beaunlt
Feb
,
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.<•
6:% "
100
common
prior
Jan
41% Feb
'84
*31
conv
14
bo
34
issued
3%%
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31
171
17%;
50
8
30
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23%
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43
10"',,
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Corp
28
Jan
66 Vr
98%
90
,90
,
72%
71
11%
No par
Works
Jun
50 % Dec
20
17%
6'*it
preferred
Nov
101
1,800
29%
'
* 10% ~
:
10
20
Nov 27
9.600
V,"'
98%'
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24%
:io
-
V*90
41%
42%
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91
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Corp
Corp
10
85
—
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Corn
Iron
Beck
90
10%
.27%
27%,
; 92
41 %
42%'
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No par
common
BeAtrlce Foods Co
10
42%%
17%
.
Bayuk Cigars Inc
5
120
Bath
\'-i
10%
Aroostook RR
16
54%'Feb
10
1
noncumulative
44
47% Feb
1,000
_
16%
2.9 "
-
J65%'
29%
V 66
a,;
24 "".
10%
■
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_loo
2
6
41
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(The)
Elec
&
6
j
No par
preferred series C
Baltimore
5
56% July 16
29
35%
Gas
31
19% Jan
92
35 %
57 % Jail
67% Nov 26
*90
No par
62% Feb
17
28%.
Io-'h"
:
100.
-
65!
24%.
10'4
27%
Co
2
Jan
28%
17
13.565
5%
12%
21
May 28
18% Aug 21
v5'i
44%
19
43
,99
60
•
si
29
*29 J'4.
■
4,500
19%
;
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65%
21 %
10%
12%
Jan
49
24%
42%
48 % Feb
Feb
24%
9
58% Jan
14
29%
.
17.500
.
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-
28%
16 '«
29
100
;
64 %
13
Jan
82% Jun
29%
100
65
27%
Ine
Wilcox Co
12% Oct
39
.201
102-
preferred series B
4%%
18
47% Jail
29%.
101 %
"65
1,960
15.800
26
91
5'
28-bt
16%
29
25%
,
19%
r> %
20%
16%
29
____1
Baldwln-Llma-Hainliton
&
28%
16%
No par
4
<B
28%
261
91
*19
-
5%
29%
10%
of
16
Babcock
5%
*27%
common
11
Feb
60
Co
(The)
5% Jan
Babbitt
19%
10
($1.20)
15
53
1
1.. 100
2.900
w
.
"
9 L
92
'
,
25%,
26%
'
coui__6.50
preferred
conv
36%
36
Fe—
—_—,
Canteen
26%
16 'a
common--:—No par
prei
'
29
i__20
Powder Co
Austin
28%
l
par
36'.!
"
6"
5%
10
;
common
46% Jan
105
*19.'
preferred...
11
113
*91
197»,
common,
B
121
13
92
_
RR__
1,2% Feb
21
26%
91
*19
pom___
Co
40% Feb
29
14%
_1
Sante
5
Dec
14
_______
12
41% Feb
14 %
_2.50
15% Jan
-
14%
100
Avco Mfg Corp
.
14%
5
48% Dec
Jan
14 %
preferred
Conv
l,j*
14%
26 %
10
Corp
Atlas
22
,
14%
I
Co
Electric
series
.5%
14
55a4
preferred
$3.75
18
55 %
preferred
Atlantic Refining
25
11% Feb
2
43 % Jan
Jan
55%''
36'
36%
Corp—
preferred
Topeka
Atlantic
11
17% Jan
.
2
24
Jan,
94
11
9
27
47 %
55
_
Investment
Shares
301 ■>'
54 %
No par
Goods
non-cum
4%
23 4
84% Jan
49% Jail
30%
55%
.
1st
Atlantic City
41
8
30
55
Co mm op
11 -
20
7% Feb
Jb'Va May 24
8
11% Jun
31% Dec
29
49% Feb 24
26
4% Dec
28% Jun
90
27
34% Oct 29
8
26
37% Sep
2
Jan
17% Feb
13
5% Sep
6
27
18% Jun
9
Sep 13
16% Jan 19
22% Jun
10% Feb
27
10% May 28
1
29
27
61% Feb
3
•9% Feb
29
15% Dec
21
63% May 9
47% Aug 14
5
83% Nov
Feb
101
27
43% Jan
23% Feb
10% Jan
33% July 25
11% Aug
3
30% Mar 13
21
Nov
10
*30%
54%
5
—
Associates
Atchison
25% Nov
Dry
csmmoD
Jan
66% Feb
103
>
.
30
Iuc
Inc
the Week
J»
'
36%
preferred $1.50 series__Nt>
Associated
Feb.
37
Corp
Co
Industries
-2nd
Sale* far
Friday
Feb.'-'I
29%
Cork Co common
Carpet
Monday, February 25, 1957
.
Thursday
2L>■'»
Illinois
of
.
PRICES
.
10
Ashland Oil <fc Refining
!
SALE
Feb. 20
.
3611
Corp
Constable
Artloom
HIGH
•Wednesday
Feb. 19
5
preferred
Arnold
3
18
16% Feb
28„
Mar 29
Steel
AND
Tuesday
.
leh. 18
No par
Corp
16% Jan
13
30% Mar 29
Oil
30,.
Jan
31% Mar 15
11
27% Oct
Argo
8% Jan
11
15% Jan
8
4
65% Jan
12
22
5
26% Jun
13% Feb
25% Feb
May
102% Mar
6
Dec
18% May 24
4% Dec
'J
37% Mar 27
24
26% Nov 29
Mondav
Pat
.
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
Archsr-Danlels-Midiand
22
Jan
"
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
27% Jaa 23
35% Jun
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Financial Chronicle
Ry
Co
No par
2*
No par
*82 %
*50
6
6%
a
6
83
6'4
3.200
83
*54
25%
30
57
*2-1%
•
25%
25 r..
30 %
30%
31
3114
15.000
50%
*50
5a%
200
*30
•
•
.
-
-
-
100
-
Volume 135
Number
5615
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW
(943)
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
"
Range for Previous
8tocks
Year 1956
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
1
22 % Feb
3
26% Jan
Capital
38% Feb
12
45% Jan
Carborundum
22
Feb
12
25 % Jan
Carey
9
101 Va Feb
20
104% Jan
27% Apr
2
22% Jan
2
24% Feb
65% Dec
31
50 Va Feb
12
67% Jan
12
41 % Feb
23
45 Va Aug
22
Nov
14
29 % Mar 20
101
Nov
30
22 Va Nov
29
40% Feb
29
49 »/2 Nov
20
62% May 16
Nov
Mar
121
9
20'A Jan
19
53 % Jan
55% Feb
>
65%
12
18 % Jan
55% Jan
23
46 Va Jan
7
13
22 Va Jan
4
4
94
21
64 Va Dec
Feb
27
21
75
Jan
14
47% May
8 '/4 Dec
28
11
5% Jan
16
8
96 Va Jan
10
17
Jan
104
98% Feb
I)
Co
4.20 %
70
Jan
8
38% Jan
11
Jun
22
17% Jan
9
18% Jan
23
5%
16
20
7
23
Jan
16
Central
Agulrre
9% Feb
11
Central
F'oundry
Jan
4
Central
12
11
7%
2nd
4%%
78
Feb
6
5%
16
Jan
4
Central
Hudson
Gas
56
Feb
8
Central
Illinois
Light
Feb
21
lOOVa Jan
11
4»/a%>
2
31 Va Feb
8
Central
35
Jan
7
Central
1
95% Jan
29% Jan
28
33
Oct
9
Feb
13
RR
1
41% July 27
34% Jan
3
38 Va Jan
24
Central
8
19% Nov
28
18 Va Jan
2
22 V2 Jan
10
Central
77/b Dec
31
14% Mar
7
8'A Jan
3
9 Va Jan
8
Century
54% Dec
18
77% July 19
44% Feb
8
59 Va Jan
8
Cerro
10
Sep
13
10% Feb
12
11% Jan
27 Va Feb
28
45% Dec
26
32% Feb
12
433A Jan
2
2% Sep
28
4% Jan
3
2% Jan
2
3% Jan
11
54% Jan
9
75 Va May
8
19
693A Jan
9
14
Aug 17
61
Feb
of
South
&
21 Va
14 Va
15
14%
15
14%
15
100
104 v4
105
105%
5%
5%
98%
15
5%
5%
91
92
*97%
%
*97 Va
98%
15 Va
105%
104'A
65%
Va
65%
06
32%
34 %
31 Va
32%
Washington's
18%
18%
34%
18%
*18%
18%
lo va
111 •fa
Birthday
20 Va
*20'A
20'/a
20 Va
21
20%
20%
500
9 V2
9%
2,500
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4134
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9%
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9%
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;
•
41%
,
V'
9 Va
73.
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30%
30'/a
29
29 Va
5
35
35%
19%
19%
8 Va
47%
491/4
1
10%
1
35 Ve
1
2%
10
61
15%
54%
99%
99 Va
30 Va
30%
*19V4
35%
2,800
1,400
V4
36 Va
35
*19%
16,600
•'
20
-I
'
100
300
Va
47%
48%
5.700
10%
10%
10%
10%
34%
35
35
35
2,100
2'',,
3
3
3,800
48
10%
10%
10%
35'A
35%
2%
2%
61
32 Va
30%
29%
8%
47%
33 'A
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50
100
8%
48%
61
1,400
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8 %
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.
29%
36 Va-
35%
%
100
-
13,400
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3
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.
30 Va
8%
47
-
•
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15%
547,
20
8%
'
8,800
'
15%
55 Va
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*191%
8 Va
78 Va
*70
■
15%
30%
35%
35 V,
Va
.9.50
Chain Belt Co
78 %
1 ,Li 1J
*54%
100%
30%
No par
-
42
*76
-
55 Va
29
9VB
*40%
V41
30 %
00
9%
9%
41
,
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Corp
170
CLOSED
Va
10
.
EXCHANGE
05
55
Inc
STOCK
15%
100
34 VA
•>
Co
Gotham
98 %
15%
♦104
00%
50
Corp
Products
11,400
34%
777a V 771/a
15%
15%
Co
100
10,100
93
*97%
104
600
5%
5%
15 Va
104
624
7.000
105%
92%
98%
15 Va
15%
105
15%
Co
5%
92%
92
55%
Service
Sugar
Aircraft
Chadbourn
45
21
15 %
Pasco
Certain-Teed
Cessna
57 Va
45
55 %
J
N
Industries
ae
50%
21 Va
18%
_100
WesL Corp
Violeta
57 Va
45
21
100
Public
Co
4.400
57
45
No par
'preferred
Illinois
1,200
57%
No par
coin
54
*20'4
No par
Elec
&,
53%
66
0
com
54
34 3 u
1
Co
5.800
21%
91
*97%
24%
45%
<•21
1C4
15 %
preferred series B
13% Jun
10
104
104'%
24 Va
53 %
x
24%
57
15%
jnu par
coin
320
24 %
"104 Va
15
1,100
103
44%
12.50
1
2
Aug
45
21%
Co
13
July 24
57 Va
44%
<21
20
19
43
57 %
1
Sugar
15% Feb
35
54 Va
_10
Ry
102
54 Va
preferred
52% Jan
113
102
56 Va
1
77'% Feb
19
♦102 Va
preferred series A_100
conv
Aug 14
31
103
103
54 %
Celotex Corp common
17 Va Mar 22
23
101%
103
100
61
Nov
23%
5
preferred
16
32
23 Va
5'u
16
98'/4 Dec
23
90%
15% Oct
27% Jan
22%
10
of Georgia
86 % Jun
22 %
_7
51% Jan
9
22%
100
21
45
22%
-
Corp of Airier
11
3
1,900
22%
24%
preferred
Celanese
8
31 Va Feb
15
7,000
40%
preferred
65 % Feb
8% Jan
23
40 VA
common,
Caterpillar Tractor
3
40% Feb
22%
40%
10O
preferred
6%% conv 2nd
13
13
23%
40 '.'4
24%
common
Jan
12 V4 Mar 16
23 Va
40 Va
_50
108
57% Apr
23 Va
39%
24%
common
20
Jan
23 %
40%
24 V,
preferred
(J
Shares
23%
___No par
7%
5
17% Jan
12
Case
the Week
Feb. 22
40%
Ohio Ry_100
&
Co-
Feb
20
28
81'A Feb
14
Friday
Feb. 21
10
Co
Light
21% Nov
3
14
Nov
14
110% Jan
14% Feb
Feb
Feb
43
16% Jan
2
96
3
119
17% Dec
17
2
Jan
Thursday
Feb. 20
23%
Carriers & General Corp
85% Feb
5
21% Jan
23
Nov
34
Jan
104
11
Dec
13% Nov
102
Steel
Corp
Va %
&
Wednesday
Feb. 19
1
Mfg
Power
Tuesday
Feb. i 8
5
Co
Clinchfield
Carrier
11
Jan
1
20% Feb
/14% Jan
95% July 18
(Philip)
Carpenter
102
119 Va Jan
21
Monday.
Par
Inc
(The)
Carolina
_
5% Jan
Dec
Airlines
Bales for
LOW AND HIGH 8ALB TRICKS
STOCK
Carolina
44% Feb
26
24% Aug 10
11% May 28
100
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
17
23 % Dec
31% Jan
43
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
97%
*61
2%
61%
■>•
r
12,000
61'A
61
1,000
2,200
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
34
Oct
1
45
Aug
9
32 Va Feb
Jan
11
94
Dec
21
108
Feb
7
93%
Jan
2
99% Jan
29
22 Va Oct
1
27% Apr
5
25-a Feb
12
29% Jan
23
Champlin Oil
31% May 24
45% Dec
12
Jan
2
49 VA Jan
24
Chance
8% Feb
19
10'A Jan
7
Jan
3
12 % May
6% Nov 28
29%
4
38
13
8
Feb
6
44% July 19
28
Feb
13
10 Va Apr
29
Nov
41
19
9%
Common
$4,50
53% Jan
3
69 Va Nov
21
59 Va Feb
12
109% Nov
21
99% F'eb
14
9
24 Va Jan
16
21% Feb
12
23% Jan
11
28% Feb
17
31% Apr
27
29 VA Jan
10
30
Jan
50
Apr
27
32 Va Feb
12
3 9'/a Jan
8
35% Dec
31
41% Jan
0
36
Jan
2
37 Va Jan
16% Nov 29
26% Jan
3
16
Feb
11
18% Jan
11
55 % May 28
71 Va Jan
12
convertible
Class
Chic
5%
Chic
Milw St
57% Feb
61% Jan
14
1
22% Feb
12
26% Jan
11
1
30.% Feb
21
35% Jan
11
44% Jan
30
75 VA Dec
3
69% Feb
11
78 Va Jan
11
35 Va Dec
20
5
33% Feb
12
37% Jan
7
10% Jan
4
14% May 22
13% Jan
10
17
Feb
7
Chicago
12 V» Nov
5
12% Oct 26
12V4 F'eb
15
12% Jan
9
Chickasha
51 % Feb
9
69 Va Mar
1
56% Jan
2
Jan
11
Chile
60
1
87
3
64 Va Jan
28
71% Feb
20
5%
25
29'/2 July 10
26'A Jan
2
28 'A Feb
series
3
8
94 Va Jan
12
50 Va Jail
4
20
39% Feb
12
43
54
Jan
23
12% Jan
30
Jaji
17'/2 Dec
20
42 Va Jun
Nov
Feb
12
68% Jan
4
15% Jan
29
27
30
18
17% Feb
20
5
102% Feb
Feb
12
40% Jan
10
38 7
a
3
i / ~/4 rtb
Jan
3
93 *4 Jan
463A May 24
751/2 July 18
;
551/4 Feb
J
20
a an
7
7
r
95% Jan
21
21
Oct
16
196
May 28
89
'A Nov
30
103
Jan
13
80
Jan
22
34'A Jan
26
43V2 Jun
15
36
9772 Dec
31
Dec
39'/2 Dec
70
— —
65
Jan
14
83
Jan
Va Feb
15
2
26
80 Va Mar 26
69 % Jan
19
45
Jan
10
24'A Jan
3
39% Jan
Del_50
*33
33%
33'A
*80'%
30%
*36 %
.No par
100
pfd.
16%
16%
16%
com
Pac
127'A Sep
Nov
100
3,200
34%
34%
34 Va
*16%
17
5
*121/4
*57
Cab
Oil..
Cotton
Copper
Co
98 Va Dec
J
Jan
21
13172 Mar
2
99
Jan
2
62 Va Jan
9
41 Va Feb
19
19
94 'A Mar
5
78
Jan
3
21
23 % Jan
9
14
Jail
24.
20
139
Common
Nov~29
C I T
Financial
75
Dec
13% Nov
Cities
Service
S%%
27% May 28
——
—
—
—
35% Dec
—»
—
1
,►
——
10
—
—
Feb
11
1/64 Feb
11
50'A July 30
4 3 V\ ,<a.i
36% Dec
3
51'A Mar 12
39% Jan
66'A Apr
53
Jan
54
50
NOV
Dec
30
27
59% Feb
9
10
50% Feb
33% Jan
2
Feb
30
13
40% Feb
18
11
50
Clark
Equipment
3
J2
52
Feb
Feb
225/a Jun
28
34 Va Dec
19
29 V, Jan
21
33'A Jan
34 Va Dec
19
29% Jan
21
33
Jan
$3.50
1GV, Feb
13
18
Jan
8
78
44
26% Jan
31
28 Va Nov
1
16 Va Nov
21
38% Dec
29
Dec
13% Jan
15
76% Feb
11
78% Jan
12
48% Jan
4
Com
Jan
4
31
Feb
17
13
Feb
11
14% Feb
8
14% Feb
12
43 Va Feb
20
19
14
49 % Mar 22
Nov
29
110% July 17
Jan
3
26 Va Oct
1
36 Va Mar 12
30'A Jan
2
15 Va Dec
31
18% May
9
14% Feb
21
Dec
28
21 »/4 Apr
16
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2
39 7 4 Feb
12
34% Jan
10
43 Va
July 25
Jan
19
44
Nov
26
1 % Sep
28
14% Jan
9
43% Dec
18
51% Mar 13
112
Jan
102
39% Feb
17
Jan
39% Jan
18
Jan
7
14
8
10
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Jan
23
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15
49% Jan
14
2
101% Jan
22
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101'A Jan
22
$4.52
2
951/4 Feb
11
$4.16
$4.50
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18% Dec
23
28
Sep
18
17% Jan
16
19% Jan
Dec
19
Jan
11
89% Jan
11
92
28 Va Nov
28
36% Jan
18
29% Jan
2
Dec
31
106% Jan
20
99
104
99 7, Jan
2
39 74 Feb
10
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3
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11
83
27
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25
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48
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36
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16
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No p**
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40%
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103
104%
16
40
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16
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105
16
16
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44
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4.600
29%
No par
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17%
16
preferred
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$4.50
1,000
31%
No par
No n«r
No par
preferred
Baking
$5 50
5,900
5,000
31%
15%
Industries
Retail
Continental
t3 75
04%
2%
40%
40%
*153
136%
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105
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1000
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82
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27% 28%
17%
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Corp
Common
4%
03%
32 Va
38%
preferred
preferred
preferred
Container
40
1.900
32'A
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84% Jan
88
N
of
Cuba
Jan
2
93*4 Jan
18%
17 %
par
Natural Gas
9314 Jan
18 %
31 %
No
Consolidated
1
210
40 VA
31 %
Corp—5
10
4
*50
13%
15%
43% Jan
3
*40
3,500
32 Va
17%
10
Foods
109% Feb
Va
71%
32%
100
Laundries Corp
103% Jan
37%
101
*69 %
17
No par
Consolidated
18
37%
101%
.
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84
31%
com__25
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31
19
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4
Dec
56 VA
207 "
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1
Co
14
Dec
55%
*160
31%
preferred
Electronics
82 V2 Dec
2,200
17%
1
Publishing
Edison
93
18
96
10
preferred
92
900
17%
*94%
32%
Elec
Jan
58
,
5
16 Va Jan
16
1/64
39
53
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58%
53
28%
82
14%
28%
11,900
1
32%
Inc
Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consolidated Coppermines
45 % Jan
,
34%
27%
14%
13,800
Birthday
17
39
■
41%
41
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80
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60%
105
16%
Mills
35% Jan
107
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Jan
2
11
14% Jan
4.64'A
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41%
17
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Co
Edison
Commonwealth
14
41
130%
104
59%
90
2,300
7,000
42
x.81%
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Jan
*50
2%
Va
*102%
90
57
207
84
37%
102%
70
40%
18%
63%
03%
2%
2%
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105
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1000
04
80
14%
27%
1/64
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18%
40%
19%
No par
Commercial
6'/a Jan
57
28%-
36%
102%
,
71%
No par
Cq
11
41
57
100
common
Carbon
19% Jan
34% Feb
23
Pictures
12
104
40%
41 V'B
,
18
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2,703
No par
preferred
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4
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2
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43'%
2.50
Credit
8
40%
100
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Jan
49%
100
A
B
Combustion
15
15
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Columbus & Southern Ohio
Jan
STOCK
92 Va
43
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37
101%
63%
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6
12
Dec
2nd
20
23'A Mar 19
44
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39
36%
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83
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19
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JO
100% Jan
27%
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56%
207
101%
71%
40%
18%
1000
No par
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Iron
56%
40%.
42
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$4.25
27%
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43
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92%
105
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105
101%
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130
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4%
17%
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100
Internat'l
rights
5 Va %
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preferred-100
31% Feb
22% Jan
27
No par
com
2nd
3
26
16% Dec
1
12
30 Va Mar 20
15
& Co
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&
16%
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18%
50
;
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15%
41 %
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29
39 %
stock
16
6
62
42%
4%
guaranteed
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41
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RR
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17
62
41.
59%-
101 Vis
*70
27
44% Mar 19
18
15
46%
28% Jan
62
40%
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18
101V2 Dec
31
12
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&
Colorado Fuel
11
43% Feb
21% Mar 20
23
13% Dec
Jan
15
l00
100
com
13
31% Dec
54
20
Nov
4% Nov
100
17% Feo
3
Apr
36% Mar 22
25
44% Oct
58
23
247/a Sep
3
12
84'A Jan
Aug 23
Va Nov 20
Ilium
Elec
preferred
Collins
4
17% Aug 16
17 Va Dec
5
No par
Colgate-Palmolive
4
28
15 Va May 28
10
100
preferred
Columbia
22% Jun
*57
93',4
41 Va
noncumuiative
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20
62
28
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preferred
& St Louis
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21
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92 V4
10
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7
50'A Jan
'
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27%
...
cumulative
10
27
Dec
47
12%
*
93
preferred
25
12%
27%
jCity Stores Co common
,
5
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22
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93
;
4%
Jan
600
12 Va
27%
No par
*.
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preferred
77c
10Va Jan
6,200
16 %
70%
City Investing Co common
8
82
34Va
16%
71%
Mach Co
Corp
30
11
34'A
70'A
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Jan
46% Jan 14
34%
3 6%
8.50
—
103 Va Jan
106 Va Jan
'A
16%
12 Va
71%
preferred
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Coca-Cola
40%
34
17
70%
Corp
Jan
34%
1
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Cluett Peabody
100
3,100
■
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28
Gas
Clopay
136
'
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11
5
3,000
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Yellow
31
13
59 74
%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR. _No~ par
1
Jan
58%
72%
No par
Jan
5,700
72
Corporation
125
17%
74%
Molybdenum
141
16%
31V,
Climax
15
17
73 Va
11
20
16%
74
70
2% Feb
200
16%
73 Va
12
42Jan
36'A
75
.
31
5
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2
36 'A
73 Va
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
Clevite
18
37
2,400
9
1% Jan
*36'A
37
30%
19 72 Jan
40% Jan
700
33%
59 "A
11
13
31
33%
23 Va
Feb
16
400
21 Va
33 "a
30%
Special
3'A Jan
21%
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31
58 Vi
4
50% Jan
Va
33%
23%
40 % Feb
5
21%
33%
23%
4
18
Nov
21 %
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31 Va
200
104
23
39 Va Jau
Dec
10.100
*101 Va
101%
31
Cleveland
2
500
64 '/a
63 V,
(14
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30%
23%
par
.100
6
Jan
5,900
8
58
58
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71% Feb
23
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1,200
8r%
28 Va
23%
noncum
Western
17
Jan
39
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60
21%
21
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8%
9
63 %
99%
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18
63
99%
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8
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14
Jun
8%
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02'
Jan
104
18
78'A Aug 15
8%
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97% Jan
Jan
8.900
58
25
-
0
111
44 '/a
No par
com
Ry
&
'
185
43 %
23'A
5
58
23 'A Jan
109
30
A
North
preferred
4%
102 Va Feb
18
9
93
73 Va July 17
20% Mar 29
104% Jan
45%
Va
31%
31
b
39% Dec
102% Apr
4
55 V, July 10
47'A Jan
6
87 % Jan
3
2
44
24 VA
&
5%
14
Dec
37'A Jan
Nov
45 Va
59
Chic
Cincinnati
102
44
♦99%
Chrysler Corp
Jan
45%
50
Paul
4
F
9,200
44%
100
preferred
46% Feb
4
26%
40
Western
31% Feb
39"
26%
1.25
A
Great
19
24% Oct
170
27 %
1
preferred
Chicago & East 111 RR
21
87
97%
26%
9 V*
21% Nov
Jan
33 Va
96 %
27
Inc
Manufacturing
27% Nov
Jun
33
97%
26%
28%
15
64
33%
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27Va
8%
18
28
43% Mar
32%
98
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3%%
36 Va Dec
I
33%
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1
110% Jan
20 Va Oct
Cab
33%
98
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Chesapeake Corp of Va
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry coinmon_.25
69% Jan
20
___No par
Refining
Chemway Corp
31 Va Jan
96 Va Jan
&
Vought Aircraft
Checker
F^b
___No par
preferred
91
45%
92 %
114
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100%
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18%
Va
♦102 Va
4518
91
114
18%
90
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30
96
30%
103
46 Va
91 Va
114
400
5,700
300
800
2,500
650
50
60
12,100
10
4.700
200
13.400
580
200
19
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12
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4
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80
Jan
15
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21
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20
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22
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21
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18
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2
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3
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21
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11
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7
1
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1
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Dec
31
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85
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27
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34% Oct
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10
10
23
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28
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34
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General Public Service
Corp
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Jan
8
General
Jan
10
26% Jan
11
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32% Ft b
12
37% Jan
8
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2
12
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9
General
34% Oct
22
28% Fib
55 Ik Jan
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7
90
May 17
Jan
Nov
27
5
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Dec
26
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10
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3
100
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General
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General
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Jan
23
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4
4'/?%
29
Jan
28
86% Sep
12
78
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2
Feb
5
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12
25% Jan
21
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11
13
52% Sep
18
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24
50
Jan
4
July 24
43% Feb
12
51V2 Jail
11
12
8% Jan
16
8% Feb
5
541/2 Aug 23
31'/8 Nov
7
41 y» Feb
12
44
Jan
4
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2
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31
3
23 y. Jun
8
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64
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86,400
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61
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80
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3
100
7
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41
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40
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13
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46
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7
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4
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-
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•
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47 Vk
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6
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90
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2
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28
41 y» Mar
9
34"!a Jail
7
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14
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25
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2
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30
4
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14
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,
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;
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23
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1
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60
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21
160
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27
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12
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13
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35
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9
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19
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31
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18
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24
34
17
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29
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14
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9
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12
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86
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29
2
.
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2
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3
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30
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see
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11
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20
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35 Vk
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57 V« Jan
.
11
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25
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2
1
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,
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31% Ft b
21
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90
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1
24
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68
35«k
127
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14% Feb
23
85
100
85
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14%
14
-
12
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23
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Jan
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38% Jan
,
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•
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Jan '24
10
200
8,100 3
39
55%
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General Mills common——•—No par
5V; preferred
:
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General Motors Corp com-___—1%.
Jan
34
32% Oct
115%
36% Feb'21
•
38% Mar 28
Nov
38
43% Jan'
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2
Jan
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May 25
Dec
2
33% Jan
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24
29
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3
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34
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31
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36 Vk
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84
13
12
1 \
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23
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31
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16% Aug 13
,
4
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::
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23
6% Fob
-
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32% July 31
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,
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22
The Commercial
(946)
and Financial Chronicle
Monday, February 25, 195?
■
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NEW YORK "STOCK
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
I
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
27 V* Jun
8
35 % Jan
13
28
5% Jan
3
9% Nov
28
9
29% Dec
12
397a Mar 23
30
76 % Dec
21
98
NEW YORK
Highest
Feb
11
34% Jan
14
Qronman
Jan
2
11 % Jan
15
Guantanamo Sugar,
1
Quit Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
Aircraft
2
32 % Jan
11
Mar 14
76% Feb
12
80% Jan
16
95
107% Feb
12
123% Jan
2
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
States
32% Sep
26
27
103% Feb
28
SO
Dec
17
108
Feb
100
Sep
19
105% Feb
39% Dec
17
68% Feb
10
preferred
Corp
Utilities
34% Jon
24
Jan
9
Common
85% Jan
3
93% Feb
5
94.20
6
91
Jan
7
96
Feb
4
23
94
Jan
24
96
Jan
29
45% July 25
39% Feb
13
41% Feb
21
Hackensack
92
78
8
89% Jan
17
Halliburton
2
HaU <WF)
36
Rales far
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Feb. 21
Feb.22
Shares
29'
29%
28
28%
6.700
10
10%
10
10%
itr
4
10
2.400
30'
"30r»
33
30 %
30%
30
'75
76
*75
*75
76
116%
112
114%
113%
-29%
2812
70
110
"
'
*%
119%
1,700
4'
'u%
lluVa" liy *'4
63,500
Co—
Water
42% Mar 20
PRICES
30%
30%
25
SALE
Feb. 20
10
.'10-
No par
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. J 9
18
30
23 V
Corp.
„
Jan
83% Dec
Feb.
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
147% July 20
833/4 Jan 23
LOW
STOCKS
35%
35
92 Va
35 VA
*91.
35%
No par
x35
35 %
100
100
100
*91
92%
*93%
25
*40%
Oil-Well Cementing—5
80%
81
80:4
81
80'
21
21 %
21 Va
21 Vt
21%
>
dividend
preferred
94.40 dividend preferred
94.44 dividend preferred
95
*91
95
97
*93 "a
41%
*10%
92 V
83 %
93%
;-93Va
35
u
2,700
.8-%
*95
56
5/
>9.,M,
57
34
a
94 %
*93%
9/
-80
H
20% May
19
Nov
13
24% Dec
4
19
Feb
20% Feb
18
24% Jan
11
24
Jan
Jan
24
27
87
Jan
24
107
Nov
20
Sep 18
42% Mar 29
93
33
34% Feb
20.
48
Jan
23
69% Dec
62
12
69.
130
Nov
30
81% Feb
<
9
Sep
146
27
Feb
15
48% Dec
20
Jan
Feb
128% Jan
2
28% Jan
11
3
111% Jan
11
45% Jan
15
Jan
7
Hamilton
02%
0.»
Jan
% Jan
11
Harshaw
36% Jan
11
Harsco
35% Apr
2G
Jan
14
27% Feb
4
25
39
Mar 29
27% Jan
2
28% Jan
17
Mar 27
5% Feb
20
6% Jan
7
Jan
11
34% Jan
21
23% Feb
20
13
39
Aug
18% Jan
23
37-
Mar 12
9
33
6%
preferred
13% May 28
17% Nov
13
14% Feb
15
16% Jan
Hayes
20
34% Mar 27
25
Feb
11
27% Jan
Hecht Co
19
89% Feb
27
74% Jan
21
76
Jan
21
50
Jan
Dec
3
60
Jan
9
85% Nov 15
101
Jan
3%%
5
Dec
11
20
18% Jan
22
Heller
(W
25
20
Aug
6
26% May 28
16 Va Feb
23% Oct
23% Feb
14
24% Jan
16
Helme
(G W;
34
Oct
17
38 Va Jan
33% Feb
14
34
Jan
2
15% Dec
31
21 % Mar 15
15
Feb
14
17% Jan
10
36% Nov
29
51% July 19
35
Jan
21
110
Dec
3
27% Jan
23
33% Nov
19
.13% Nov
29
61 % Dec
3.65%
7%
13
Hercules
Powder
39% Jan
3
115% Jan
30
.49% Jan
7
47 Va Jan
21
50 % Feb
19
27% Feb
12
32
% Jan
7
Hertz
34 % Feb
12
40% Jan
4
13
9
Hoyden Newport
11
20% Mar 19
4%%
Feb
12
3
64
Jan
2
78
Jan
17
3% %
3
81
Jan
3
85
Jan
22
$4%
12
24% Nov
7
19% Feb
12
22% Jan
7
27
12 Va Jan
25
Jan
7
10% Jan
10
31
9% Dec 26
25% Sep
14% Apr
7
17% Feb
12
20 % Jan
7
12
9% Feb
12
•11% Jan
10
21% Dec
9% Nov
18% Dec
10
14% Jan
Hilton
Hotels
10% Feb
13
10% Jan
18
Hollander
Nov
15
20
Feb
18
2238Jan
11
lo
29-
Jan
7
Feb
20
33%-Feb
11
56
Feb
18
35% Jan
30
89
26
Dec
40
74 % Jun
19
52 % July 17
103% Mar 16
4% Nov 23
21% Jan
12% Feb
,
8 Va Jan
31
61
Feb
33
Feb
Jan
28
11
4
39% Jan
2
5 Ve Jan
10
71 % Jan
7
91
10
'
97
6
Feb
2
29% Mar
2
25% Jan
3
28 Va Jan
10
18% July 11
16 Va Jan
3
18% Jan
14
26
25
83
Dec
26
102% Jan
10
90
Dec
26
105
28
88
Jan
11
3
40
0
96
Mar
Feb
36
Jan
22
3
Aug
28% Jan
25
Jan
3
77
Jan
2
84% Jan
8
7
98
Jan
26% Jan
29
82% Feb
18
57% Aug 17
18% Jan
3
49% Jan
12% Feb
18
15
26% Mar 19
11% Feb
19
1% Feb
13
~i% Nov
20
3% Apr
5% Nov
30
11% Apr
Jan
10
99
4% Dec
13
27% Dec
13
19 % Nov
29
27% Feb
67% Oct
60
Jan
41% Dec
44
10
1
23
21
Nov
9
50% Dec
23
2
5% Feb
11
8
Jan
79% Feb
12
88
Jan
4% Feb
11
5 Va Jan
3
23% Jan
2
32% Jan
14
19% Feb
12
41% July
3
24% Sep 21
35% May
72% May
29 Vt Jan
54 Va Feb
Jan
2
3
4
22
Jan
31
52
4
48
45
1
45
Feb
10
Feb
26% Jun 20
30
13
27% Jan
23
7"% Apr
33% Dec
19
8 % Feb
4
35 Va Jan
59
13
11% May 9
50% Mar 13
85% July 20
73% Feb
Feb
151
Dec
11
31
Nov
165
Feb
6
100% Dec
13
76% Jun
8
52% Dec
20
09% Mar 20
20
Dec
20
2'4Va Mar 13
47% Jan
23
61% Jan
83 % Dec
13
27 % May 28
400
May m
33% May 28
143% Dec
6
28% Sep 21
25% Jun 22
69
Nov
21
78
Jan
23
9% Nov 26
98% Nov 29
87 % Dec
12
15% Feb
7
85
550
Dec
31
41% July 25
174
Feb
28
1
14
72'/a Jan
3
88
11
Jan
3
112% Aug
8
14% Mar 13
144 Va May
7
Jan
7
11% Feb
20
Feb
19
4
98
2
20 3
86
19
Aug
3
44% Feb 20
70% Mar 13
107% Jan
11
Jan
23
2
27% Feb
20
43'% Feb
12
53 Va Jan
2
130
Feb
7
Nov
19
10% Mar 19
22% Dec
13
29% Oct
105% Feb
72
For footnotes
5
Dec
see
*45 Va
46'%
28%
28%
40
47
..
8
40
49
*451%
•
50
40'
a
29'a
29
29
100
52
*48
•"
47
*51
40%
28 7
0,200
2,800
*40
52
49
5.000
53 %
58%
*14'
*45 Va
28%
1,000
8%
8 V,,
*8%
x36%
37
30'
2
30 7 a
7,500
Va
70
74 '
2
75 V,
3,000
a
37%
37%
37%
76 V
4
76%
75%
76 V4
159
33%
1
-
55 1
57 %
.
8
*51
„
49
%
3%
32: %
33%
50
*48
51%
'
400
2,680
*153
75
159
*153
159
3 3 it
8%
500
8%
159
'153
par
83%
84 '4
82%
83 %
82%
83
82
82 %
5.500
45%
47
45V'4
45%
45
45%
45
45%
2,800
__i
j
*21%
22
22
22
200
1,390
45
22 Va
*21%
Va
40
4G '4
*89 Va
5
100
91
*88%
28%
514 ■<-
-
29 "4
•
47 %
46%
*88%
90
28%
29
28%
514
515
*21%
22
523
522
Vt
36%
*152%
153%
*29%
30%
30
'40 %
47
90
*88%
90
29
153
30 %
30
27 V'4
72
27
019
153
300
30
.
27
72
12.600
30%
30%
153%
153
*29%
27%
3.900
533 *
527
37
1,900
29
28%
531
36'%
*72
27
Va
47 %
75%
*72%
3.500
27'»
100
75
No par
8.000
103 Va
10%
10%
>9%
101 «/a
y98
99 Va
$4 preferred ———No
par
Rys of Cent Amer com
No par
*95%
98
*94%
98
98
97
97
*18'%
19
18*8
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
5.900
_100
*88
89
89
90
90
94
94
96%
1,170
No par
*115
i—No par
Int'l
5%
preferred —
International Salt
101%
10
102%
"2
11%
102%
190%
101%
4
11 %
11 %
11 %
99 V'4
100 Va
99%
100%
101 V'4
11'
*95
1 r;
14,300
100
*115'
1
40
40
40
40
40
40 V'4
40'
,
25
40
47
45%
40 Va
45
45 V'4
*45%
45'
2
preferred
25
International Telep & Teleg__No
par
*32
35
35
35
35
*33
34 7
»
100
31%
19.100
54%
2.300
common
1%
International
Utilities
Power
19 % Jan
2
28% Feb
6
Intertype
conv
1
Co
119%
120
900
40%
2,200
31 "4
31'/a
31 %
31 %
53
53%
53 >/4
53%
53%
25
52 %
52%
53
53
53
53
4
600
*30 Va
31 %
30%
30 %
30%
30%
31
31
14
14 %
14%
14 u,
14
14%
13%
14%
4,400
26%
26%
26'/a
26'4
26 %
26 %
20'.,
27%
15.000
30%
30 3
4
30%
30%
30 1 f
30%
2.690
27 %
27%
27%
27%
27 %
27%
3.500
46
46'A
46 %
46%
46
46%
3,500
3.50
Iowa-Illinois Gas <fc Elec Co—No
par
Iowa Power & Ligh* Cof
10
$6
*115 V'4
53
5
Island Creek Coal
119 %
1
Corp
cum
'115 Va
30%
preferred
Dept Stores
$1.40
120
53
com_,5
Interstate
V'4
30%
Corp
Interstate
common
50c
preferred
1
39%
31
27%
27%*
40',4
-
"30%
46 Va
*125
'
'
Va
*125
127
127
*53%
129
*125
.
54 3
300
129
*125
I
84
Feb
8
91
Jewel Tea
89
Jan
9
43 V'4 Feb
11
49 Va Jan
69
Feb
12
77
Jan
9
45% Feb
12
61% Jan
2
Feb
21
11
99
31
Jan
2
76% Jan
17
3%%
Co
Inc
4%
4
3%
4
25
25
25
x30
30
30
301 'a
30 3
pfd—_loo
84
84
*84
common
—
Johnson & Johnson
Jones A Laughlln Steel com
9% preferred series A
24%
87
1
48%
49,%
*48 %
49 %
100
*88%
90
*88%
90
45 Vn
40
5
x701
»
48 %
49%
100
9
96Va
'%
47 Vi¬
30'a
49%
*88%
50'%
59
se %
Co
1
06%
67%"
65%
20
800
50%
88%
88%
46%
40
73%
74%
48%
48%:
96%
961
95%
90
06%
60
66%
65 %
6u%
46
a
.
J
20
8.100
75
49%
.
46%
72%
48%
96%
:
1.300
1.000
-
8:
90
'
Manufacturing
a
*85
87
*84
4.100
3%
25 hi
30 1
71 %
71
.
3%
25%
30%
48%
46
45%
79 :'2
_10
12 %
a
3%
25%
37a
25%.,
1
preferred
Johns-Manville Corp
Joy
3%
1
"5
^
Lake Sulphur Co
li
50 Va Jan
18
01
Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt
28
95% Feb
L)
24
47% Jan
Jan
(F
Jan
86
26
28.
47
47
51%
*48
8,400
29%
20%
58 3
*44%
46
4%
29%
*20 ',4
101%
2
27
page
*46%
% "
14
s
20%
20
Canada-—
uerierson
15
40
47
55
58
,
303
1,100
international Packers Limited—15
International Paper common
7.50
o
Mar 21
*45'%
f
58%
4
4%
301
300
5%
80
"
36% Jan
85
49
32%
32i%
•*
*44%
72
11
58% Apr
4%
20 %
50
40
*70 V4
28% Feb
62% Nov
*5 Va
»2"*%
156,500
1%,
79%
58%
52
*48
100
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
«
*51
No par
Jaeger Machine Co
1
5%
80%
37 V
N
t
preferred
Jacobs
67 % Feb
5%
1,600
12
*1%
1%
73-4
55%-
30
4
42% Jun
*46
1 %
0,100
12%
11 %
4'
*
4%
32%
,
4
27
9
6
10
60
51
*12%
13%
OVis
4%
4
50' 3
51
80%
*5%
Va
50%
*12%
1%
80
153%
4% Jan
Mar 14
4
30
28% Jan
55
1%
5%
27 V'4
4
102% Feb
1%
50
*153
■
98
50
8 Va
100
700
•
80
*95
153 Va
11
2
'85
100
19
22
8:>
1/8
1
:
14 Va Feb
Jan
80
*44%
28 Va
2,800
f
at
*95
82%
%
100
•
%
25%
f'l
85
No par
—
32% Jan
130
25%
84
98
50
'
"
85
Int'l Hydro-Electric Svs class A„25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical coin
5
7
2
27%
4,400
37
17'
*95
36%
3% Feb
27
4
No par
common
23 Va Feb
Dec
81
1
Inc_—
15
43% Oct
5%
Ltd—No par
!___
7
Jan
i;,v
„
preferred—100
12
123
*36%
J a*'.
Corn
of
37%
.
85
3G V«
Nickel
17
25%
13
Machines—No par
preferred
20
16%
*30%
50%
_100
500
'"
Ctfs
Iron
'25%
20
'
*t 3
V'\
13% Jan
32
,
500
5%
98
'
2,200
•
97
5 %
"5%
,
17
G4
12%
coii}*
*95
97
20
25%
50
30% Feb
21
%
15%
49'/a Jan
30 Va Feb
-
37 Va
*83
35
:
5%
17 V'4
12 V 2,
Shoe
24 VIb Jan
19
26
.
50%
preferred
Silver
19
0,200
14%
100
International
F.b
35 %
5%
50%
„
International
53
34%
54%
*97
97
12%
common
7
15 Va Aug 27
35%
l
100 pesos
14
7
1.600
58 3
2J
22
63%
56%
40 "4 Feb
Jan
63
32 %
51V4 Jan
55
03
58%
124 Va Jan
31% Jan
63
V'4
55 7 «
2
2
63
32 Va
2
20
3.200
lo
2
Feb
30
1
common
44% Jan
35
35%
25%
82%
No par
Int'l
38
No par
Business
*
30
20%
Harvester,
1%
36%
*30%
20
62 %
65
30
17,
-
37%
25%
*95
1
*25%
17%
%"
*
30
30
38% Jan
49% Jan
56% Nov
37
20%
30
29%
112% Jan
July 0
55% July 26
39% Mar 10
17
6r.
14%
20 %
30 %
5%
20%
17
13%
20%
30%
20*8'
*95
5%
*25%
—3
13%
.*20 V.,
34%
03
97
5%
20)
is
62 %
;
33%
34 Vis
*95
15% '
13V4
(4
2.100
30
13
37%
,
■.
.
%
30
*"20
%
20
2 L
13
18
30
20 V
S6% Feb
12
10
13
20
*30
29%
13
29'% Feb
23% Dec
12%
20
30
20 %
8
30% Feb
33% Jan
1.900
27%
21
5
120% Dec
9 7
50
Feb
Feb
2.400
!>%
—5
Feb
4
16
23% July 18
34% Jan
5
27% Jan 10
4
3
Jan
68
36 % Feb
9% Jan
115 V,
98
7
94% Nov 30
12
17 V4 Jan
38% Feb
83
10
91
38 % Jan
37% Apr
1
Va Jan
98 Vb Feb
69
106% Mar 13
21 % Apr 19
4
32% Oct
2o
31 V'4 Feb
29% Jan
20
84% Aug 31
44% Oct 15
150% Jan
14
29
4
2
145% Jan
12
13
30
Int'l
130
9%
—
A
Int'l
70
81
9%
A
Interlake
2
Jan
Dec
Nov
3
11
71
81
9%
Power—No par
Rayon—,;
*70
9%
100
series
13%
72%
82
9%,
common
cumulative
13%
*70
*81
9%
100
Interchemical Corp common
4Vz% preferred
Jan
13%
13%
72%
82
17%
preferred
2
35 Va Jan
13%.
82
*70
100
in
coin
21
38% Jan
400
50
20%
,25
Inc
Jan
537
*49
*9%
X62%
Inspiration Cons Copper
12
11.800
,549
17%
10
Jan
25% Feb
34 % Apr
29 % Jan
30
11
52
'49
37%
114%
49
20
1
61$ preferred
Inland Steel Co_.
12
49
17%
5
Indianapolis Power & Light
Feb
13 %
71%
Refrigerator Co
Industrial
37%
ni4
114 %
10
common,,5
Bay Mill & Sin
Ingersoll-Rand
37%
Va
49
5C
Idaho Power Co
35 Va Feb
37
*114
49
*48%
82
10
Insuranshares
29
43% Nov
27
27% Feb
498
2,
37%
114 Vis
'114
5
0
32% Mar 12
38
18% Dec
92
Jan
11
337/a Apr
144
9
52
87
15
30
12
44 Va Feb
7
Feb
Feb
Feb
6
94
13
22
31
104% Apr
32% Dec 28
4
Feb
13
38% Jan
20'/a Jan
35% Dec
103
Sep
;
4
11
30%
37%
48 Va
700"
ljdi
10
17%
50
Feb
15%
*3%
preferred
55% Jan
15%
20%
cumulative
99 Va Jan
15%
17%
4.20%
150
15%
1,900
JOVa
1
5
*19',4
114%
20%
50
12
*33%
20 VA
preferred
10
34%
17%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred—
Feb
*33%
*9%
cumulative
Jan
34 Va
34%
20 %
4.42%
79
16%
24%
*33%
10
4.70%
42 % Feb
16 %
*24%,
17%
4.26%
148
16%
24 "4
8.000
11
8
16%
24
13%
15
14
90%
16
24
15%
13%
No par-
Co
*89
10 V'4
24
20%
*
Co
noncumulative
pfd
88 Va
2
34 V
71
Feb
88 Va Jan
90 %
*81
Jan
39% Jan
*89
par
4.08%
11
89 V 2
*
5.300
8
3
*
400
200
47'%
a
17%
preferred-,
Hussman
8
%
10%
89
47 V
a
40
20
4
48 V
39%
Feb
11
*47%
40
Feb
Jan
48 V'2
300
39%
45
9
*47%
15
39 Va
47
29 % Jan
47%
15
39
,No par
51
Feb
70
4
39%
Power
45% Jan
53
*74%
15%
20 V
26 Va
38 Va
Central. RR Co
9
54% Apr
27
70
*4)
,
Corp
*20 V'4
*74%
*15
10
preferred--*
conv
20%
76
30%
.—
convertible
Hudson
*15
15 Vis
20 VA
*74%
5.601
Illinois
3
55
21
12
300
28%
Illinois
Jan
11
Dec
Dec
%
28
9
>
24
29%
11
15
*23
28%
21
21
23%
24 VA
50 V'4
3334 Feb
Jan
70
24 %
24 V'4
29 Vh
01 V'4 Feb
43 % Jan
38 Va
50 U
63% Jan
45
*32-:«
28%
17
Apr
33%
15
30%
Household Finance common—No par
3%% preferred.,
100
5%
*32'%
50%
12
53
44
Corp
Eieclrovliem
$2.25
Hupp
33 Vis
29'i,
4
55
44
Oil
c«nv
5%
*32%
28%
Jan
60 Va Aug 15
51
Jan 19
6
23
5%
70
—.J—12.50
^Hudson <fc Manhattan
23
13
*5'%
20
-48%
1
—
Mining——
Houdallle-Induslries
1
5%
,_50c
common
Howard Stores Corp
Sound Co
Jan
500
5%
24 V is
*114
1
Howe
July 26
7 Va Jan
(A) &i Sons
*
Jan
4oJ
5%
15
2.50
preferred
Houston Lighting &
54% Jan
%
5%
26
100
A
4.40%
18% Jan
8
Corp*
$4.25 preferred
4%
Feb
1,800
20
5
Hotel Corp of America
30
20
64
Houaer
87 % Jan
0
38
15% Nov 29
Dec
HonoMu
5%
1.800
'28
«
33
*23%
50
*
convertible-preferred
Homestake
10
24 % Sep
75
Dec
12
5%
8
% Jan
23
35% Dec
41% Jan
40% Jan;
2.800
20'
1
A_
series
Holly Sugar Corp
Jan
r5
%'
34%
XiO Va
6
33
2 1/12
Corp
23
-
*5%
15 %
(Charles E)_.
Hoffman Electronics Corp_:
Holland Furnace Co
"32%
5
28%
*25 311
Hires Co
17
.-,
*27%
preferred—25
pfd (conv)__No
11
.31% Dec
28
24%
Chem
2nd
22
-Feb
28
16%
series
preferred
cum
6% Apr
31
28',4
23',-,
1
29% Oct
12
28 %
*88%
(TheJ:'
18% Oct
12% Dec
•26%
10
common
preferred
Co
Jan
2
2o Va
5% preferred
100
flershey Chocolate common—No par
77% Feb
Oct
2O'/4
100
1
Hewitt-Robins Inc
Jan
41% May 23
46 Va Mar 14
20
4 7 fa
Motors
2
111
26%
No par
Hercules
23
24
26%
25
Co
&
Jan
Feb
38
34
*74%
common.
noncumulative
99
80
E)
47% Jan
124
38
33
1
preferred
64
20
45% Dec
38%
34%
15
Heinz (H J) Co common
89 % Feb
28%
35
100
.
63% Mar 20
21
45% Dec
3
7
39 V a
35
5
common
preferred
47% Feb
86% Jan
17
2.500
135
39
35
1
dlst
liquidating
Industries Inc
partial
76
47
70
1.000
,«
Industries Inc—
26 '/a Dec
Dec
-131
39%
33%
50
a
63
M
10
Co
preferred
Haveg
Ex
135
Birthday
39
5
Hat Corp of America common
26% Jan
*131
Washington's
25 V
2.50
Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
4Va%
135
'131-
135
13 J
'
u2
*:-8
1,000
lOv,- V
*34%
1
Chemical
Corporation
Harr-ls-Seyboid
*
*100
—_
20%
*104
62%
46
f
20 %
1
02%
131
32% Dec
20
107
02%
15
8
26%
*104%
02;«
12
31
20%
104 Va
34%
11
5% Oct
1,800
34 h
Feb
May 22
2,200
CLOSED
35
33% Feb
ICO
EXCHANGE
%(
35
Co—
STOCK
%'*;
21
35%
Paper
41'%
1 81
21 %
Harbison-Walk Reirac common—15
3
41%
80-;;
21 %
35%
38 Va July 31
10
■
81
n
2o%
*
ICG
42
%
104%
26 Va
X2ii%
XlOG
preferred—*100
*41
41%
2.50
Hammermill
29% May 28
24% Nov 20
37
common—1
Co
Watch
convertible
4%
5
Printing Co
%
1.200
14.300
380
*
4.600
Volume
(947)
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5615/.
185
'
A* ' I-
.
Range for Previous
34% Feb
Nov
27
.127
44
Dec
18
52
78
Dec
92
Feb
Apr
89
30
105
Mar
Dec
7,1'A Feb
13
102
Feb
It2
Feb
18
/
Jan
10
96
Feb
21
|
Jan
1
95
Jan
25
91
90
11
7J% Jan
38 lA Jan
21% Jan
10
24 %
27
28% Feb '
23
7 48
Jan
2
Feo
19
43'AOct
53% Apr
1
25
24 ^
T
Mar
39% Feu/
Nov
40
31
31
17'
"
74%.Aug 20
1
18
98
Dec
2l"
i9%- Kill 29
26
10
Jan
13
29
*
43% Jan
"
14% Apr
14% Jan
5O-*/4 uan
21
7
2OT4 Feo
11
22% Mar 12
26
30
Jun
8
May
3
97
15% Jan
10
35% Apr
26
58
15% Nov
26
21% Jan
10
•
Jan
19
2% Jan
15
24
19% Dec
31
28
Feo
Apr
11 % Ft b
11
5
Oct
2
Feb
1
5% Fen
5
8
2
20% Jan
•*
•29% Jan
14
26
Feb
12
20% Oct
30
19
Jan
15
28
21 y2 Mar
26
16% Feb
12
18V8 Jan
15
9
68% Fen
1
82 Va Jan
3
98
Apr
74% Feb
9
12% Dec
4
18% Mar 29
61% Oct
1
72% Feb
137 % Dec
Jan -22
13
13% Jan
14
12
68% Jan
31
Jan
15
150 V, Feb
14
141%
2
piu..
Lily
Jan
18
55% Feb
21
23
76'/a Nov
7
63
Feb
21
72% Jan
9
i-*%- red
11
16% Jan
2
Lionel
12
4
Liquid
84
Feb
38
49% Mar 29
Jan
6
7% Jail
2
8
5?% F)°c
12
45% Feb
12
57 Vb Jan.
18% Nov
29
Sep
12
9
22
33
Feb
11
35% Jan
2
19
33
Feb
21
35% Jan
11
22% Feb
14
23% Jan
-
1"»
35
Jan
10
37% Dec
18% Feb
21V* Oct
19
23'/a July
98 % Dec
6
88% Dec
27
6
Jan
106
Jan
89
Jan
90
Feb
18
91
101 'A Feb
21
104
13
Dec
11
104
Nov
19
103'A Dec
101
23
99
Mar 14
86
97
28
r
89
25
Jan
25
Jan
4
4.35%
Jan- 14
4.40%
18
10
Jan
8
23
15% Jau
143% Jan
5
119% Jan
2
27
30 y* Nov
20
25'A Jan
24
29%
'-93%
127
*
.
7%
27
Feb
11
Jun
26
27 '/a Feb
8
18% Feb
12
Jan
7
28
61
Dec
31
45% Feb
12
62% Jan
2
Lukens
3
36'/a Feb
39
Jan
7
120
Feb
20
27% Pep
12
76 "
9
May
•
"22
4
17 %
*17%
*17-7 a
19
157/a
15%
33
32%
92
407/
39%.
15%
14%
5,200-
.
27/
2%
19%
67/
397/
39%
39%
3,103
15%
15
15'A
2
2y8
4,700
4,000
7/
2%
19 7/
19 7'a
19 7/
6 %
197/
7u
157/
6%
*6 74
2
274
19 7/
157/
397 a
157/
6%
'
18%
1,800
6'/a
2,600
27 '/a
7,600
26%
26 Va
19 VB
19
7/
19 VB
*19'/a
19 y*
1,200
17%
17 7/
17VB
17 VB
17'A
2,200
70'2
717/
70 7/
70%
71
72%
4,503
71%
10
6
b
x71
1
7
l-7a
25
127/
65 V'2
65
150
66
65%
15 7/
x
64%
65%
65
65
15%
15%
15
74
1574
*15 7/
15%
400
'
417/
/
41 Va
407/
41'A
417/
41%
3,100
78%
*73'a
787/
*73 7/
*73 7/
78%
77 b
7%
77a
7 »/a
47%
49 7/.
47
48
,
-
VB.
19%
19%
197/
19%
19'A
347b
337,b
34 7/
33'A
34'A
337/
33 %
34
33 7/
33%
*87
100
l.nir
—
01017/
.ou
78%
78%
201
b
207/s
53%
28%:
29 %
55a4
Sons
Inc
1.
—3.33'/j
Cc—
>
,
/
79
92
90
92
,
IOO
92
*90'A
102
1017/
1017/
16%
167/
167b
126%
126%
28 %
287/
27 %
797/
80
79%
79%
.
100
STOCK
4,600
EXCHANGE
27 %
7 ni
167/
126
i
.19 7'a
19%
19
197/
1874
53 74
-
4, <00
103
28%
16 7a
126
126
127
28%
10,300
22%
227/
*90%
1021/3
16'/a
16%
3
126
33%
*100
-
11,300
33%
33
*101 %
93
*90
(Kyi-No par
*87
92
*87
90
102 7/
14,300
*87
103
'100
103
19%
X3374
227 a
227b
22%
*100
92
16 7
10
common
22 %
22%
103
4,400
II,700
187/
1.97/
33%
22%
77b
47 Va
77i,
X33 7Z
*100
1,800
V*
46
7%
47%
4
lu
100
65
53 7/
78%
772
48
63
70
4,700
55%
53
42 Va
°73 7Z
537/
52
15 7/
41%
5,900
65%
149'/a
55
52 772
15
100
10,700
12
(.5
*149
151
*149
150
11%
12
65'A
65
65 7b
150
27
27-
11%
12 %
11
647 b
■
150
52 7'b
1
&
300
92
*30
15%
15 VZ
40%
15%.
I,500
15%
15%
4 0
_1
El Co
(M>
Steel
19
32®/
500
17%
19
*90
92
•
200
17 7a
19
*327/
132%.'
32%
400.
177/
19
19
*90
92"
-
xu
Co
MacAndrews
Feb
21
20
109
25
*3%
803
17 7o
Nashville
LowpprMii
Dec
*24-%
4
10
preferred
59
25
*37/
33
90
21
*247/
37/
15 7 4
*101';.
83Ya Jan
1,500
15%
24 7a
37/
17%
100
&
15l/8
15
15 Va
157/
15
24%
4
100
Louisville
5,100
19 7b
Coip__—-
E
&
49
15
19
No par-
(P)
247 a
48'A
26 Va
Co
Louisville Gas
32 '/a
24 Va
48 7'a
24%
preferred
Lorillard
11
no
21 y» Ffeb
28
4,200
327/
25
47%
17 7b
Corp
series
32.7/
32 74
*24 7a
series G conv pl'd,
,
4,300
197 b
Co com
5% series B preferred
4.25%
series D preferred
13
Feb
12
Dec
26% Dec
Feb
2.800
27
Long Island Lighting
7
250
X8'A
26
7/
6%
200
2,500
li%.
327 a
2.50
Cement
Star
5,700
32%
25%
48
8
Lone Star Gas
17% Jon
2
15% Dec
116
Lone
*
9
102 Va Jan
Jan
42
17 7
Inc
Loews
11
12
•'July 26
25>/b May 14
33% Dec
28
500
41%
19 7 b
Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
2
•
-
41
18 VB
247«
27B.
1,790
*407/
26
328B
1!)
5,900
'
25%
a
47"%
33
Birthday
26%
Co
List Industries
11
Jan
28 7/
0
Corp com
convertible preferred
3V5>%
12
25
29
100 y2 Jan
6% Nov
43% Jun
Washington's
61
No pa*
1
Carbonic
24
137
257%
24 ®b
17 7a
10
Corp-(The)
44% Jan
35% Jan
Va
177/
187«
25Va
i
48%
*.'0
7,500'
89
19
Co common.3
13,900
*
56
89
32 Vz
*3%
Corp
50
Belt
55%
89
*88%
2476
100
preferred
Tulip Cup
Link
55%
»
32%
.^.No par
9
Aug 29
55
19
*247/
«%J a.Vrkiyu
Corp
Aug
18
*32%
25%
15
25
Products
Stores
64
14% May 28
32%
*
33
48
100-
47% Jan
•
32 7a
5
Sons
23
49
*32
•
24%
;_4.
-
Jan
'
'
1
2nd pfd_
(The)
Corp
7%
327a
.
187a
No par
5
■
common
&
Fink
•>
42
257 a
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com
Feb
63
.
417«
1
noncum
&
427a
547/
preferred
Lerner
11% Feb
2
163 '/a Feb
20
20*
,
42
.
'
Tire
&
Lehman
29 Va Nov
4
16% Dec
.
Co
Lelm
9
1
16% Jan
25% Nov
40%
89
1
Co
(James)
50c
10
41
40 7'a
54%
15
No par
Lehigh Val'ey Coal common
1
$3 noncum
1st preferred
No par
10
7'A Jan
41
89
—
2% Jan. 10
6
15
28 7/
55
Lehigh/ Valley RR—
.
60
237/
88%
Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
4
61
28
39r,c
4
54%
Lehigh Coal &
4
39%
60 Va
28
88%
Bryant
3.85%
25
45% Jan;
17% Jan -
21
14% Feb
9
Jan;
16% Jan
2
14% J an
1
94'
4
32%
CLOSED
40'A
40 Va
60 1/b ..
41
41%
700
1,900
EXCHANGE
106'/a
106
42%
%0',4
:
40'A
4074
•
407
.
10
:
40
1067/- 108'4
108%
4,200
STOCK
28
28 7/
27
12
397a
39%,
12
58 7/
■
597/
Va
1
:
preferred series A_
Rubber
Lees
34% Feb
19
Jan
*39
Lee
7/
108
25 »A
12
500
21 Va
25
40
40 V.\
58%
5
(The):
Oas
.
'
25
I
Inc
Mfg
Co
39
40%
277/
25'A
12
12 74
40
1
com
common
UV*1
Lane
8
19®a Jan-
Korveite
4.32'U
16
3
J
12
110%
38
27'A
25'A.
.
_lfio
Inc
Co
La
18% Jan
32% Feb
July 10
2.50
:
Indus
12 7 a
108
*37
800
68
27 7/
257 a
39 %
No par
preferred
Laclede
2
3
27
17 y8 Jun
13% Jan
4%
25% Jan -11
24
'
1
,
Land. Co
24 %
*12 %
b8
*37
25
98
63
*67 Va
27%
24%
__l»
63
38
27 7/2
10'
96
38
68
=
27 ®8
a
8.75
Co._
Oil
*27 '
iO
101%
*957/
98
<*957a
*37
68
38 7/a
'-37
No par
conv
Kroeliler
2 4
-91
Mnr 22
Hayes
%
67
50
Co
(JuliusL & Co
Kroger
9
J 8% Jan
30
34% Apr
89
com__No par
preferred
Electric
&
Co
Kress (S H) & Co
2
4'A Jail
-
Gas
Kresge >tS 3)
4
.
17 % Jan
7
Nov
City Southern
non-cum
4Va%
•
.
8
3% Jan
98
E
14
25 y2 Jan
6
*957/2
Hoppers
-
*
18
34 'A. Jan;
10
19
16% Mar 13
1% July
4
«
Feb
1/,
19
'4% Jan
98
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp Z
24
-
\ "3% Nov 13
18% Dec
*
3
.
Jan
12
47
27 '/a Aug
4
43 V4 Jan
.19 "
16% Sep
13
\ 25% Apr
*')5
Kerrr County
;
.',27% Jan
54% Oct
4
cumulative, preferred—F00
prior preferred
Keystone Steel & -Wire Go* (111)
21
Jan
96
Kerr-McGee
Feb
32
3
-
97
Kelsey
4
24 % Feb
50% Feb
29% Apr
31% Dec
22
*94
Kennecott. .Copper
4
65% Jan
2
>90 A Feb / 5
20
rxb
2 jv4
-
97
14
;' 43%
2
17% Feb
Feb
Dec
25~
*94
4%
Jan _2
35% Jan
85% Jan
82
~
97
; 4
-
Feb 12^
51 Va
■„
*94
,
300
1.500
967/
*93 Va
*100
*937a
1,103
48
38%
*83
,3
102
Kayser
11
32 Vb Feb
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13
27
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21
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12
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30
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16
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5
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21
16
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12
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10
93
14
116
44% Jan
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9
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5
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77
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8
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5
82
common
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6
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26
35
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Jan
11
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8
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11
11
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Jan
83
9
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81
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37
89
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9
81
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9
82
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37% Jan
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500
54
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35
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Jan
4
54
2
8
5
19 7b
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40
83 7
13
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7%
16
30
32%
19 7/
preferred
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4
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29%
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187 b
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preferred
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24
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Jan
Feb
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82
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Masonite
■
8%
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5
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preferred
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Dept Stores
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'
Jan
V» 'A
Martin
83
8
76
97
4
28
47% Jan
8%
29 Vb
297/
83 %
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convertible
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Jan
2
287,,
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84
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Marquette Cement- Mlg
35 Va Jan
Jau * 7
45 % Dec
28%
A
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84
5
1
Exploration
Midland
4Vc
35 Vb Jan
297/
1
No par
—
Calculators
Marchant
Marine
•
54% Feb
F
A
1
Co
Maracaibo Oil
Jan
82%
^50
Marathon Corp
19% Jan
31
*
40% July 11
—
Manhattan-Shirt
14
30
11
Sugar
Mandel- Bros
4
17% Jan
10% Jan
32% Feb
24
I
Manati
2
82% Dec
Apr
Copper
19
18% Feb
13
Nov
/Magma
Feb
8
1.0
—1
10
1
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10
29%
28 7/
29
29 v
111
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Magnavox *Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co^.
31% J ill
20% Nov
19% May 25
Square Garden—:
2
10
24
Jan
5
3
7
24
30
31
16
24
500'
3
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31
32
Madison
Jan
89
4
Jan
476
6
Sep
29% Apr 18
preferred series Ax
39% Jan
8% Oct
5 'A Dec
16
Jan
9 Va Jan
Ji
Dec
31 Va Nov
,
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14
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(943)
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. I
»
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f Lowest
26% Sep
Highest
33
26
Lowest
r
Ian
8
30% Jan
.
2
NEW
•
Highest
,
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33% Feb
.
■
.
Middle
7
Dec
12
40
-
May 28
126
-
Dec
7
(4 Feb
20
26% Dec
42% Dec
5
29
31% Feb
12
38
Feb
12
127
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2
137
30% Feb
12
35
Jan
4
Feb
11
32% Jan
14
12
13
Mar 12
47
Jan
142
40
3
Aug 10
41% Feb
20
43% Jan
;
17
Feb
4
Ex
$25
8%
Proa
common-!-'
1st preferred
25% July 17
22% Jan
25
22% May 14
17% Jan
21
19% Jan
10*
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23
90% July 26
73% Jan
29
84
«l%Sep
26
75% May 10
58
Feb
15
67% Jan
95
Dec
21
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20
•
.
Feb
94% Jan
2
Apr
.
14% Feb. 12
13% Oct
4
24% Jan
76
Oct
S
88
Jan
11
79
Aug 30
33
Jan
3
22
42% Apt
2
30
30% J^n
16
25
Jan
3
9% Jan
2
49% Apr 30
37% Feb
15
30% Nov
25% Nov
28
21
9% Dec
10
38% Jan
23
29% Jan
19
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Minn
4
-
21
:
-
85
Jun
10
29
24
Jan
11
Feb
11
33% Jan ' 3
27% Jan
26% Feb
33% Jan
$4
11%
Co:
47% May 14
39% Feb
12
44% Jan
31
Missouri Pacific RR class A
8% Feb
13
Mobasco
*
10% Jan
69
Feb
80
Jan
18
14% Dec
31
22
Mar 23
14% Jan
3
15
Jan
9
21
13
28% July 23
21 *4 Feb
5
23% Jan
River Fuel Corp
10
MissourJ-Kan-Tex RR com-4.No par
7% preferred series A
-100
20
2
Mississippi
11
4
14
Dec
18% Nov
29
24% Jan
3
16% Nov
29
24% Jan
3
14% Feb
18
33 % NOV
19
51% Mar 19
30% Feb
21
2
20% Jan
17
23% Jan
18
3% 7«
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Mojud
Co
Mod on
Inc
Class
Jun
14
40% Jan
2
44% Feb
4
27% Feb
19
29% Feb
20
Power
Montecatini
23
38% Aug
1
26% Feb
11
38
31
46% Apr
27
35% Feb
12
40 V* Jan
7
18% Jan 10
25% Dec
14
22% Feb
11
25% Jan
24
3
18% Nov
27
Oil
13% Feb
13
19% Jan
35% Feb
13
387/e Jan
Motorola
42
11
47
Mtftor
21
Sep 26
30% Nov 20
9
32 % Mar
Feb
.
Morrell
Jan
7
21 y„ Feb
12
23% Jan
40% May 10
31
27% Feb
14
32% Jan
15%
31%
32
26%
26%
43%
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21%
22
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23
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4
14% Feb
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15% Jan
2|
45% Jan
11
35% Feb
18
38% Jan
11
31
42% Apr
12
26% Feb
6
30% Jan
4
42% Jan
4
50
Mar 15
43% Jan
7
48
% Jan
14
24
148
Feb
12
130
Jan
8
Nashville
16% May 28
Jan 23
22
July 16
16% Feb
15
18% Jan
4
Natco
82
July 25
69
11
80% Jan'
8
National
-
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2,900
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14
Jan
46
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133
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:
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12
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25
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2
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3
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17
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27
9
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STOCKS
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.
37
29%
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100
46
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2,600
115
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118
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110
23
Feb
17
29% Jun
11
Nov
26
1
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42% Apr 18'
39% Jan 24 t
35% Jun
8
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2
Feb
20
2
161% Jan
24
13% Feb
12
15% Jan
9
National
Can
46% Feb
12
51% Jan
18
National
22% Feb
21
National
City
33'%
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25
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Jan
2
23'/a Jan
9
26% May 14
33% Dec
42% Aug 14
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38
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25
11
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13
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28
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28
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23
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10
179
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30
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15
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26
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13
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3
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166
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13
91
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•
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—
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111
IS
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preferred
Norfolk
10
28
Nopco
-
2
16% Jan
77% Dec
Co^
Niagara Share Corp
3
23% Feb
Louis
3.60-%* preferred
12
Jan
Dock
Haven
York
23
4
•
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84% Feb
22% Nov
Jan
New
90
18% Feb
'
10
7%
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp coni.No par—
3.40% preferred
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14
Jan
.
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14
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Jan
43
135
46''. 4'
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1
11
73% Feb
.,
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New
4
Feb
Pr Ac Lt
Preferred 5%
-4
30% Feb
York
Jau
5
31%
35%
95%
7 •1507b
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79-
18% May 25
13
8
82
35
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82
33 % Jan
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15
38
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34% Dec
21%-"22%
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Newport News Slilp & Dry Dock-;-!
84% Jan
.
68%
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-
2
24
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12% Nov
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21
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preferred
17
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Jan
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•
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726% Fell 20
17
500
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86
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28
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108
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2
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13%
49'
18%
37%
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310
13%
13',;
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1
13
76 Vs Jan
33% Apr 38
47% Jan
3 *
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0
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Feb
13
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19
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14 % Feb
16
25%
37 *
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5
16% Feb
Jan
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106
1
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21,
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37%
158%
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3,300
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13
81
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21
20
;
10
-
16% Apr
'
Malleable & Syteel Cast-No par
National. Shares Cory_i_^___No par
National Steel Corp....:
——_j!o
<•
88% Jan
21%
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100
12
12% Feb
1
Mar 13
96
Feb
11
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9% Feb
•
Mar 29
'>5% July 18
13% May 28
79
49 3 4
21
37
71
'
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157%
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; 17% Feb
66% Feb
48
3
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1
preferred A__^
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77% Aug 17
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37%
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preferred B-.
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87% Nov
Dec
Jan
36%
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<69%
-
6%
24
8ep
28
75
13
307«
373-»
3
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7%
48% Oct
33% Dec
7
4
National
,•
20
7
20
20
i
National Gypsum
$4.50 preferred
11%
10
pfd series of 1951—
4:
9
156 % Feb
Jan
36
4
31
Mar 12
14% Sep
5
'18% Jan
Jan
Jan
11 /u
36%
Stores-——8
Prod common—8
Gas
1134
37%
-100
-
Lines
Fuel
24%
5
:
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*>4%%'
11%
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24%,
17
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-
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18% Jan
37% Dec
76% Jan
National
3
21% Mar 12
Corp
A
Cylinder Gas Co_
National Dairy Products—_•
10
20
154-
Aviation
Biscuit Co
preferred
27% Jan
'
2
132
7%
98% Jan
Jan
"18% Jun
Dec
National
National
17
70
24%
Inc—1—
Cash Register—'
July 20
10
.93".
Fibres
12
11
10
Automotive
Feb
23
'92% Dec
•National
'
16%
70
1
Jan
Feb
...' 20% Feb
•
15
*
-III1
National Airliues
Jan
Jan
21% Mar 19
13% Jan
3
35
30
20
Apr
Feb;12
11
Jan
35
Jan
34%
t
30
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115
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155
179
11% May 24
34% Feb 13
'•; 20
11
Louis
St
5
Acme
59
21
Nov
23% Feb
&
Corp
15% Aug 17
17
150
27 1
Feb
Chatt
1,100
Volume
Number 5615
185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(949)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Lowest
49
Dec
14
Lowest
58% Aug 13
YORK
NSW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
-
STOCK RECORD
8TOCKS
Year 1956
LOW AND
STOCK
Par
48% Feb
12
51% Jan
12
49%
49%
13
110 % Jan
4
94% Jan
2
99 % Feb
12
4.40%
preferred
100
97 %
98
78
20
100
Jan
5
79
Jan
2
89
Jan
29
3.90%
100
86
86
Dec
13
110
Jan
11
95
Jan
4
101
Feb
7
4.56%
preferred
preferred
.100
92% Dec
♦102%
31
109% Feb
10
94
Feb
1
97% Feb
5
4.44%
preferred
100
15% Dec
21
♦96%
15% Feb
82
95
23
July 17
83% Dec
3
91
Jun
18
33% Jan
4
47 Ye Apr
3
34% Jan
10
17 y2 Nov
1
43
19% July 13
14
85
Jan
44% Jan
4
14
40% Feb
20
17% Feb
1
18
Jan
3
93
Feb
13
97
Jan
15
26
Jan
11
27% Jan 24
42% Feb
Jun
48
Nov
29
62% Aug
2
105
Nov
20
130% Aug
17% Jan
2
107% Jan
May 28
88% Dec
31
33% Feb
14
40% Teb
3
50% Jan
U
13
110% Jan
11
9
11% Feb
12
13% Jan
11
9
82
3
89% Jan
U
12
44% Jan
Jan
39% Feb
70% Feb
13
81% Jan
79
22
85
31
95 % July 23
•
Jan
Mar 26
16% Jan
10
Nov
20
91
July
53
Nov
27
81
6
106
98 % Dec
,35
Jan
90
27
5
57% Jan
July 11
Oct
30
9% Jan
10
22
17
,
Outboard
,Jan
18
-63
Jan
98% Feb
11
104
Jan
36% Feb
11
93
13
41% Jan
Jan
9
5
13% Jan
22
22
15% Feb
5
96
2\
Jan
15
Jan
2
•
29
19,200
40%
40%
40%
40 %
40:%
40 "J,
40%
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3,200
13%
13
13%-
13%
13%
86
86
86%
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88'
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2
87
41%
42
76 V a
76%
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93
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5
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Co
common.
37% Jan
29
Corp____
i
10
7
Jan
11
i9ya Jan
4
36 % Jan
3
42% Dec
Tin Consolidated
12
56% Jan
16
88% Jan
2
92 ,' -Jan
25
28% Jan
2
31% Feb
20
Paramount
40% Jan
8
44% Feb
21
Park •& Tilford
Common
.4%
128%
100
Corp]
135%
1
16
__No par
_____
preferred
42% Feb
12
48% Jan
4
Parke Davis & Co
9
22% Feb
12
26% Jan
2
Parker Rust Proof Co__
20
16% Jan
18
18% Jan
7
Parmelee
3% Oct
2
6% Mar 12
3% Feb
18
4% Jan
24
10 % Sep
26
14% Jun
25
10% Feb
12
12% Jan
2
17
27% Sep
26
37.
Jun
21
27;
Feb
11
30% Jan
20
56% Nov
26
49
Feb
13
54
7
37
Jan
5%
Nov
27
41% Mar 12
39
Jan
7
41% Jan
24
21
24% Mar 26
21
Jan
10
22 % Jan
23
SI
25% Nov
14
29 % Jan
13
26% Feb
11
27
Jan
23
SI.32
26
11
28% Mar 27
25% Jan
11
27
Jan
8
Jan
Jan
Peninsular
$1.30
Jan
30
84.
3*
Penney
43% July 11
34
Feb
12
40% Jan
2
30
16% Jun
18
13% Jan
2
14% Jan
24
49% Feb
29
68
12
52% Feb
12
43% Nov
26
92% Dec
27
112% Mar
91
Dec
19
109
21
Nev
29
45% Jan
23
Dec.
48% Jan
14
2
106
Jan
29
92 % Jan
2
101
Jan
25
20
Dec
17
19% Jan
27
31 Ys Jan
1
35 % Feb
6
147
Jan
2«
64
Sep
12
96
18% Oct
24
.
27
Pennsylvania
2
9
Penn-Te5cas
13% Jan
Jan
25% Jan
8
34% Feb
21
Jan
G5
188
69
Feb
Feb
9
10
49% Jan
10
Pet
95
Jan
14
97
25
Jan
2
22% Apr
17% Feb
12
19% Jan
Milk
2
4% Jan
15
42% Feb
50
Jan
4
17
95
Jan
10
96
Jan
15
76% Mar 19
51
Feb
5
35% Dec
19
40 % Mar 23
36% Jan
18
20y8 Dec
10
26% Mar 14
21,
2
107
Apr
Jan
28
112% Jan
13
98% Jan
84% Dec
17
102
24
87% Jan
Dec
14
106
Feb
63 Ya Jan
Jan
51
51
51
27%
27%
300
51%
51%
1,200
40%
41%
40%
1,500
Ya
52
Feb
,6
$1
22
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22;
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27%
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27 %
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3-80%
4
94
Jan
3
104
19
104% Feb
Jan
30
24% Feb
12
19
Jan
4.30%
3
28% Jan
29
106
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81%
82 %
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35%
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14%
14
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54
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11%
23%
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34%
34%
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181
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180%
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,
Dec
5
36% Mir 13
14% Feb
20
17% Jan
3
64
Dec
26
91
Feb
3
66% Jan
8
68 % Jan
16
39 % Oct
1
47
Juiy 11
41% Jan
21
43% Jan
4
74
Jan
10
82
91
5
76% Jan
24
77% Feb
4
16
10% Feb
14
13% Jan
3
94% Jan
21
96% Jan
2
Mar
15% Jan
96
99% Mar 14
8
46% Oct
1
8% Dec
31
56% Dec
Feb
17
9
10
43% Feb
12
53% Jan
4
Ji Feb
12%
11
JI Feb
20
Jan"l8
8% Jan
4
9 % Jan
11
3
Feb
40% Feb
18
3
59% Jan
102
89
Feb
5
44% •Jan
3
Jan
21
93
Corp
3
9
21 %
21 %
46%
♦45 s
47
*45%
97
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97
96%
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21'%
86
Dec
26
96
Apr
10
89
Dec
7
100
Apr
4
13
50% Nov
8
11
Dec
21
37% Feb
19
170
Jan
23
69% Dec
17
Jan
10
6% Feb
10
96% Apr
3% Sep
9
39% Dec
17
2
Pitney-Bowes I tic
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
146
Oct
23
81% Dec
7
23% Nov 19
28
89
Feb
14
91
Jan
8
15
12
21
Jan
9
11
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7% Feb
,
•
77'
4
Feb
46% Jan
7
150
,
Feb
68''4 Jan
6
•
2
85% Jan
10
12
734 Jan
10
37% Jan
4
80% Feb
7
82% Jan
7
85
Jan
23
23% Feb
13
Jan
4
71% Nov
19
61
Feb
11
70% Jan
15
90
Dec
31
88
Feb
12
99% Jan
15
16
Apr
20
14
Feb
12
15% Jan
16
30% Jan
23
4014Aor
6
31% Feb
11
37 % Jan
4
22
Jan
23
38% Aug 20
27 % Feb
12
31 3/8 Jan
10
21
Dec
11
23% Mar 23
21
13
22% Jan
16
28
10
Ya Nov 29
31
22% Dec
26
21% Dec
5
108
Nov
29
31
Dec
3
55
Aug 10
10% May «<2
May
1
49% July 25
40% July 24
88 % Mar 29
26 % Jan
44% Jan
<•*-
7% Jan
64% Jan
-
50% Jan
2
2
9% Jan
22
2
67 % Jan
18
Jan
30
Feb
14
37% Jan
2
39% Jan
29
72 % Jan
8
77% Jan
18
38
41
30
22
Jan
15
24% Feb
4
26% Mar 14
22
Jan
7
23% Feb
4
120
111% Jan
3
Fe<b
7
8
31% Jan
2
32% Feb
4
July 25
35% Mar
118
Pittston
&
Electric
Procter
Public
Serv
Public
11
32% Jan
10
27% Jan
3
90
Feb
13
103% Feb
16
85% Jan
14
91
Feb
20
4.08%
26
104
15
86% Jan
15
90% Feb
4
4.18%
17
3
294s July
1
74% Jan
51% Apr
5
4
106% Feb
footnotes
see
Feb
1
$1.40
div
Indiana
4.30%
preferred
90
Jan
7
25
24% Jan
21
273.* Feb
19
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
3
59% Feb
13
66 3/8 Jan
11
Pullman Inc
37% Feb
12
pace
28.
46% Jan
4
Pure
Oil
(The)
80
,
140
93%
92%
104%
103%
103%
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105
105'/a
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105%
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105 Va
26%
26%
26
26%
6,100
26%
15%
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14%
15%
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43%
42%
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66%
42%
43 %
40
,
66 Va
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42%
100
82'/a
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83
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6,500
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par
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52%
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59
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21%
21 %
21%
3,300
10
46 "4
45%
46 %
6,000
8%
8%
4,200
*65%
66 Va
No par
10
No par
100
25
25
__100
preference com__Nopar
preferred
preferred
15
95
200
23
79%
22
of Colorado
of
*91%
93
4,200
39%
104%
11%
& Gas common.No par
Pub Serv El
21
82% Oct
Co
preferred
4.32% preferred
4.16% preferred
4.20% preferred
85 % Dec
89y2Dec
Co
104%
50
11,100
5
10
Power
3%%
26% Dec
22% Jan
Co
Serv
*22%
*77%
1
preferred
cum
39%
23
*79
-
100
Gamble
&
39%
1
100
PubUcker Industries Inc common—5
$4.75
53%
100
100
Co
Potomac
95%
100
Virginia
preferred
6,800
45%
95%
51%
•79
No par
common
Inc
82% Dec
Feb
42%
No par
:
45%
97
54%
94%
15%
15%
42%
50
700
4 Va
105
*104
100
1,900
18
*3%
4
11,200
%
26
66%
5
17%
Birthday
*104%
26%
2.50
Plymouth Oil Co__
Poor
104
66%
1
(The)
Co
*93
15%
& Ash pfd
West
convertible
$3.50
Plough
93
100
2
class A
&
92%
39%
*22',4
23
104%
104
105%
10
1st series prior pfd
Young
31
74
preferred
105
26
10
5%
*103%
105
com
39%
*22%
*104%
10
5%%
23
*103%
preferred__
Co
39%
39%
1
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
25
15
39%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh
24
31
guaranteed
Steel
55
53%
3
Metallurgical Inc
16
Dec
7% Dec
7%
Pitts
*95%
22%
17%
45%
45
97
X53%
Forglngs Co
1
Wayne 8t Chic Ry com.100
Ft
24
Jun
63% Dec 27
45 %
100.
Consolidation Coal Co
Jan
13
45 % Nov
44%
*95%
12.50
Corp
27% Jan
131
90
Feb
1
100
Pittsburgh
Pitts
8
130
Pitts
11
78% Jan
1
3%
...
preferred
preferred
(conv)
21
27
Feb
17%
4%
No par
convertible
$4.80
Jan
13
19
$5
Aircraft
18% Jan
146
4
35% May 14
155
1
21
52% Feb
3
84% Apr
92% Apr
Jan
146
10
24% Feb
Piper
10
16% Feb
16
13
20
Jan
25% Jan
39% F<*)
20% July 27
163% Jan
20% Feb
60
Jan
17%
*4%
common
common
12
88
17%
5
preferred series A_
Philip Morrils Inc conttnon
:
4% preferred
3.9% series preferred
Phillips Jones Corp com
5%
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
;
Rights
;
Phoenix Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc comfittion
$4 preferred
_No
11
86% Feb
__1
.
_100
21
4,200
2,000
'
96%
__100
54% Jan
•
'
46%
66
*65
__100
21% Feb
70% May
1
28% July 25
1,100
"
Washington's
68
68
21'%
*65
21%
_•
18% Feb
Jan
22% Feb
CLOSED
*
•/ r-
182
46%
33/4%
12,
94% Mar 12
3
Philco
EXCHANGE
•
20%
-
100
_
9,300
STOCK
12'/a
23'%
*.
No par
Phlla & Reading Corp..
16
230
17,000
1,700
,20%
23
34 %„
.
,
97%
58%
*34
181%
181
100 %
96%
97
2,900
'370
44%
100
44'%
96 % '
,
44
100'%. 101
101
53%
*50%
54
,
100
preferred
preferred
4.68%
100
35%
preferred
10
27%
81%
common.._No par
12
20
21%
*26%
__100
preference com
94% Feb
.Jan
12% May 25
conv
7
■>
29% Nov
78% Nov 27
Electric Co
Phlla
40%
40%
40 %
*21
No par
com
& Co Inc
preferred
109% Jan
For
8,700
14
2nd
4.40%
10
37% Jan
10%
1
Corp of Amer
Brewing Co._
14
23
Dec
10%
v
100
104% Feb
Dec
71
1,600
28
*27%
3%
K%
common
2
Jan
35
27%
*3%
10%
10%
'27%'
700
37a
X13%
preferred (conv).
Phelps-Dodge Corp ;
31
23
17
37% Dec
10%
17 Vs
1
common
(Chas)
4%
2
40
103
36% Jan
10%
200
<
16%
35 %
Petroleum
Pfizer
12
4
Dec
*16%
8,900
V*
23%
*23
80%
preferred
Pfeiffer
23
132
17
17
33'/3c
Co
4%%
4
3% Jan
51% Oct 26
10
12
7% Mar 12
93% Oct
78
23%
35
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co.
64% Jan
74
*23
*
3% Nov 26
140
23%
100
79%
Pepsi-Cola Co
11
1
Mar
Jan
22% Jan
Feb
44
44%
43%
44%
....
27
Mfg Co
Corp
46
18% Jan
,
43%
5,100
44%
34%
$1.60. preferred;
-Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
8
<
Salt
3
Jan
105
8
165
3
Jan
'7
59% Jan
33% Feb
26% May 18
54
22% Jan
44%
27
4.40^ series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
11
21
30
44%
78%
Corp
& Light
preferred
Feb
23
Aug 15
Sand
Power
4%%
11% Jan
13
32% Oct
Penn
55% Jan
13
21% Jun
9
5,600
31'A
1
Corp*.
(Thei.
Corp
Glass
91
X30%
*44 Va
-
94% Jan
6
45% Nov 20
Penna
43% Feb
45% Jan
(J C) Co__
Cement
Pennroad
2
2
Mar 29
168
Jan
3
4 66% Sep
-
60
29
Feb
28
.
51
91
31%
*3%
25
Penn-Dixie
9
50
93
31 Ye
No par
preferred
77
23
Nov
51
*91
93
25
preferred
30 % Jan
10,400
25
preferred
13
3,600
15%
3%
No par
common
6'A
15%
3%
_No par
Telep
*6 Vr
x6
23 %
____25
Ford.
&
20% Dec
101
prior preferred
conv
Penick
500
6
16
50 %
51
31
*16%
1,090
-
15%
-
6%
16%
44
2.50
Transportation____No par
Patino Mines & Enterprises
1
Peabody Coal Co common
-__5
7
46% Jun
78% Nov 29
No par
___:
-
137%
135%
*44%- 44%
■
*136%
100
128%
137
100
29%
128'A
136
-
36%
'
100
*28 Va
29%
-
128%
30%'
Corp___Il
Distillers
•
36%
29%
128%
*91 %
1
__
"
30
♦
1,800
;
15%
15%
48%
36%
36%
50
__100
Pictures Corp
36%
48%
-
128%
*6%
1.
_
World Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line—
48% Feb
10
100
Pan Amet
17% Dec
Dec
2,800
6%
30% Jan
16% Jun
36%
5
57 % Apr
32% Feb
9,600
49
Feb
8
149
48%
-
36 Va
34%
137
4
45
48%
-
*24
48%
2
23
Oct
5,900
%
34% '
.
128% Jan
12% Jan
89
36'A
25,
36%
36%
__i
Telep & Teleg common
preferred;
14%
*14 %
*24
*29%
•
110
25
No par
6
94-
24
No par
26
1.000
94
5,200
24
25
Mills
Jan
1,900
39%
25
Lighting Corp _i_
Dec
94
'
*24
Pacific
,
94
•93
•
25'
Pacific
Pacific
99%
29%
39'%
■
*24
Pacific
-
59 %
99
94
99 7 a
39'%
-
24
6
11
58%
59%
99%
39 Ya
100
15%
9
20
4,000
15
% Jan
Feb
100
53%
415%
129% Feb
Feb
16%
53
*14 %•
2
6
10
*16
,
•
15%
2
15
3,600
5,500
Birthday
15
•
-15%-
1
14
9
Washington's
24%
Aggregates, Inc_5.
Jan
Mar
<280
82
•7y%
-
22,700
•
&
23 y« Jun
40% Dec
93
29% Feb
9
58%
59
-
38%
38%
123% Jan
21% Mar 20
58 '
99%
38%
••
12
v
May
100
-
76%
82
200
CLOSED
'
15
12
53
Dec
•59%
99%
100
Jan
103
71
53%
16%
533.!
41%
10,000
EXCHANGE
;o7%- 107%
•
16%
53%
•16%-
Jan
31
93
*16%
16 3/s
56%
54
13
96% Dec
*80
25
86
37% FeD
76
79%
16 3/8
Electric™
48% Dec
16% Oct
76 %
79 Ya
53:!.,
Gas &
28
Dec
41%
74%
79%
1
Pacific
27
92
40%
74%
1
•,
8
6% Dec
11
40%
73%
50% Jan
9
1
107%- 107%
40%
*76
11
16% Jan
Oct
■86
86
48% Feb
152% Feb
STOCK
46%
107%
12%
5
26
45'A
45-%
36% Feb
•
44%
5,200
26%
*106%
18
33
46
93
26%
13%
23% Jan
.
45%
200
17%
17%
*91%
26%
46%
40
Aug 27
93
26:%
108%
142% July 16
27% Nov 29
17%
*91%
12%
Jan
'36
*17%
26%
45%
5%• preferred
Pacific Finance
53% Mar 28
17%
93
26%
100
*106'/a
9'
16
*17%
*91 %
27%
1,200
3
100
preferred Paper Co common
Pacific
17%
93
17%
26% Jan
128
.
39%
18
29
40 % Jan
15%
85
38%
Feb
28
29
15%
85
3!)
Nov~27
30% Nov
Dec
15%
85
24
122% Sep
Dec
15%
40
31% Oct 31
35% Nov
.2'
•
98%
*96'%
98 %
38%
28%
lO
Oct
Jan
*96'%
85
,The)
Pacific Cement
27
98 %
15%
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
12
>102%
*96'%
38%
6.25
16%* Jan 31
Feb
104
85
83 %c
17% Jan
22
*102%
103%
1
#5 preferred
-
150
104
102 %
98 %
27
4 % r cumul
Oxford
.
160
85
100
Corp..,
Owens-Illinois Glass
;
3
*
104
♦92
Owens-Corning1 Fiberglas Corp
2
>■
98
84 %
15%
No par
Overlard Corp
v
49%
57 %
85
37%
20
Outlet Co
3
49%
97%
85
85
100
i__:
Marine
49%
97%
87
15%
7.50
preferred
Elevator
49%
97%
373'e
common
.;
23% Feb
-
Otis
2
10
68
23
47
4
49%
97%
84
1
Gas
convertible
5,500
49%
*85
37
com__10
preference 1951 series
4Yi%
15
9
16% Oct
17% Jan
*102% Jan
Conv
Jan
18
51% May
Nov
Feb
Co
series
Natural
Oliver Corp
:
16% Jan
21
60
-
17
59
-
preferred
Preferred 4.24%
Shares
15%
OUn Mathleson Chemical Corp—
Common
11
79% Dec
May 2
16% Sep 10
4%
Elec
the Week
leb. 23
83 %
No par
<&
Friday
Feb. 21
5
series A
Gas
Thursday
Feb. 20
100
common.
Co
Oklahoma
:■
Feb
105
50% July 26
77
preferred
Ohio -Oil
Oklahdma
26
104
common.
Match Co
11
11
Jan
Co
5%
16% Jan
14
38
July 10
Edison
Ohio
12
Feb
35 % Feb
29 Ym July 16
97% May 29
3
23 y. Jan
11
-
Ohio
7
Wednesday
Feb. 19
Feb. 18
90V* Dec
Dec
Bates fsr
HIGH SALS PRICES
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
100
100
100
45%
8%
45%
46
8%
8%
66
40%
37%
37%
*75
23%
*22
*113
76
23%
23 %
116
31%
32
27%
27%
*88
91
*90
90%
*92
93 %
-
45%
46
8%
8%
*65%
66
40%
»/«✓
40%
41
66
66
37%
*40'%
37%
37%
8%
66
41
37%
*75
76
♦75
76
24
24
*23
24
23%
*22
•22
•112
116
31%
23 "4
113
31%
32
27%
113
27%
31%
41
37%
♦75
2>%
*22
23
*112
116
31%
27%
100
31%
10,200
27%
2,300
27%
27%
*88
91
91
91
*90
90
90
*88
91
*88
91
93
*91%
93
*91%
92 Va
*91%
27 %
27%
26'%
27
27%
27 %
27%
61 Va
61 Va
60%
61%
61
61
61
61
40%
39%
40%
39%
40%
39%
•
80
92
26%
40%
700
23%
10
33'a
2,700
76
No par
$
40
800
41
37%
900
.
•
4,000
1,600
20.800
?5
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(950)
:.
.
Monday, February 25, 1957
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
NKW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year lUati
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
Tuesday
•
SI
35% Mar
May 28
130
Nov 21
Feb
19
-
29
Quaker
4
5
29% Jan
7
138
4
27% reb
131
35% Jan
21
72% Jan
3
78
Jan
3
18% Jan
17
48% Feb
11
54 % Jan
8
27% Feb
12
34% Jan
11
3
12
Dec
27
16% Aug
12
Jan
7
Feb
July 19
19% Mar
17
Feb
21
20% Jan
31% Feb
37% Feb
12
19
34% Jan
39
Jan
33% Feb
20
36
Jan
2
Feb
6
39% Feb
14
25% Feb
11
31 % Jan
11
S7% Sep
24
33% Nov
23
37% Apr
33% Jan
4
20% Jan
11
Dec
30% Apr
38
31
il
40
11% Dec
20
15
5
9% Feb
21
12% Jan
27
10% Mar 14
6% Jan
23
6% Jan
27
Jan
15
18% Mar 14
5
15% Jan
3
30% Apr
Jan
18
64% Apr
18
4
Feb
8
29% Jan
29
Jan
10
62
Feb
.1
21
32% Jan
10
% Jan
8
7% Jan
22
llYa Jan
3
12% Jan
18
14% Feb
28% July 19
43% Jan
3
5
Nov
27
11% Dec
18
8% Jan 16
15% Jan
10
24% Feb
5
WwDHhlir
13
60% Dec
17
48% Feb
12
59% Jan
2
31
45
Apr
24
31% Feb
12
35% Jan
30
Revere
27
28% Dec
10
22% Feb
12
26% Jan
2
Rev Ion
9% Feb
14
10y4 July 26
45% Feb
13
41% Dec
27
85
Aug
3
49% Mar 12
49
Oct
1
70
Apr
81
Sep
26
12
91
Dec
21
17% Dec
5
1
57% May
70
Apr 20
89% Jan
16
105% Jan 11
37 % Mar 15
32%
32%
33%
26.700
7-» %
73%
74%
1.200
17%
17%
17%
17%
49
50%
50
51
'4
52%
o2%
1,400
28%
28%"
2 4-'t
28%
23 %
8,300
12% * 12%
•17%
17%
*32 4
32%
*12%,
12 %
12%
12%
No par
2
98 % Jan
12 %
17%
18%
50
*32 %
32 %
*37%.
38%
*33%"
34%
*
40
41%
No par
27%
27%
10%
10
*6%
10
5
50
50
5
11
r
28%"
37%
•
17%
20
8% Mar 20
5% Feb
2
va
5
r eo
RtPul
3
Feb
10%
9%
10%
9%
*6%
6%
I *6%
«%
*6%
14%
*14%
15
*14%
15
29%
X28%
28%
*28%
29
61
*59%
61
*59%
61
28%
,
28%
24%
25%
10
:
6
*12
JO
6
5%
12%
51%
5
,
52%
* 32%
32%
24
6
*12
6
12%
Selection
50%
51%.
50%
51 %
33
33%
32%
33
23%
23 7
24
23%
23%
4
4
Rlegel
21% Feb
14
Rltter
13% Dec
18
17% Mar 20
10% Jan
18
6% Feb
21
25% Jan
29
Apr
25
35
10
30% Aug
2
37% Apr 26
27
Feb
9
12
Jan
28% Jan
3
27% Feb
15
22
<
25% Feb
9%
9 TV
9%
9%
3.50)
57%
58%
55%
577«
23,500
44%
45
45
44%
44%
900
55 %
56%
55%
56%
6.100
Co
1
*
56%
75
%
18
81%
75 '
■<
81%
56%
8i%;
81%
97
97
97%
97%
180
17%
18 %
13Vb
13%
6.200
6
5%
5%
5%
5 'a
10,600
3
3
2%
3:
3
9
21
5%%
conv
19
510
Apr
2
Nov
28
105
Jan
16
31% Dec
13
24% Feb
12
30
Jan
8
17% Jan 11
48% July 31
12 V8 Feb
12
13% Jan
2
Controls
21% May 28
10
12
Feb
34
May 28
35% Nov
9
29
Dec
23
8
Nov
40% Ptb
14
80
Nov
13
38% Dec
5
22% Jan
10
4% preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft Corp
100
12%
12%
37
37
42%
43 1
8
73400
33 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
38%
33-,
4400
28 %
28%
28%
28 %
23%
28%
28%
28%
3,600
8%
8%
8%
*8%
8%
200
65%
36,300
2
Safeway Stores
common
8
89
Feb
7
150
Jan
3
100
38% Jan
2
42
Jan
11
4% preferred —,
4.30%
conv
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
235
Feb
13
240
205
Aug
2
Sep 17
205
Jan
2
12
48% Jan
3
Jan
16
96
Feb
6
23% Aug 22
21>
Jan
2
23% Jan
29
37% Mar 29
32
Feb
15
35% Jan
8
15
Jan
23
17% Jan
9
18% Feb
13
20% Jan
7
20
48% Feb
13
54% Jan
11
17
18
18
May 28
44% Feb 14
Oct
22% Mar
03 y4 Apr
16
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23
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2
12
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28
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35
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28
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7
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15
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13
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15
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24
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3
26% Feb
11
29% Jan
7
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1
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29
13 Va Feb
11
15% Jan
3
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3% Dec
27
7% Apr 27
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8
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15
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26
23% Nov
15
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8% Dec
63
20
14
21% Peb
12
55% Jan
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12
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18
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13
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6
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85% Jan 23
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24
73
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10
67
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5
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17
12
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27% Feb
12
31
45% Feb
21
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18
89
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12
63% Jan
11
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13
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21
63% Feb
23
41% Jan
11
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7
29
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12
16% Jan
2
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47% Feb
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20% Jan. 11
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14
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15
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12
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11
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17
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31
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11
23
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25
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12
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4
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1
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3
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32
33
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21
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20
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12
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96
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1
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5
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4
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19
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43
43%
83
100
preferred
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common
preferred
3,500
21 %
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stk
51'
7.50
Co
Corp
Inc
a
*12%
30
57
com_4.50
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Sperry Rand Corp common
11% Dec
12%
12%
46
.
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Co
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Southwestern
$4.50
12%
12%
29%
25
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Railway
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70
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19
1
50
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Co
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Southern
&
18%
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California
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Sparton
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preferred
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19%
46
15
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preferred
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5,009
57%
10
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Southern
5%
80
77
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Carolina E & G
Southern
78%
46
11
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76
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81
109
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10
2
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56%
46% Jan
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18 % Jan
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1
269
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18
4
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20%
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14 ?8
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29
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31
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9
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,
12
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I
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17
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22%
1
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20
37
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22 Vb
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'
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20
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32 %
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4
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25
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6c
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Sheraton Corn of
8
54% Feb
61
16% Nov
305
Jan
31 %
32%
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Shamrock Oil 6c Gas
25% Feb
8
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Shattuck (Frarik. Gt
Sbeaffer (W A) Pen Co
Shell Qil Co
8% Jan
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2
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55% Apr 26
4
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16% Jan
7
24% Jan
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29
19
S5% Jan
52
26% Jan
26
14
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17
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10
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22% Nov 27
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96
22%
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25
16% Feb
54% Feb
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100
23% Jun
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205
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common
70% Nov 26
4
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preferred
25
7
205
40%
'
23
70
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20
•
213
70 %
40%
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^
preferred
Dec
52% Oct
29
24
22
70%
205
40%
No par
28% Dec
19% Feb
24
21%
70%
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5
Seaboard Air Line "RR Co
Seaboard
Finance Co
16% Nov 21
23%
21 %
244
1
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common
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140
23%
244
10
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31% Feb* 12
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140
40
39%
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39%
s
64 %
88%
140
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5
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11
Dec
24
22%
21%
100
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
12
33% Dec
39-
05%
88%
139
loo
preferred
57% Feb
75% Mar
40
*70%
641 a
63%
88
139
100
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
San Diego Gas 6c Electric Co
16 vb Feb
57% Nov 29
X62%
x88
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v
Jan
38 Va Feb
7
63%
%
89
x39%
100
3
139
*135
10
Preferred series A 5%
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co
4
93
60% July 31
G3
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10
St Joseph Light 6c Power
No par
St L San F Ry Co common—No
par
1
5
18% Jan
_
2
11
Feb
Corp
(The)
(Jacob)
14
24% Feb
215
McBee
Feb
74y4 Feb
3.200
43%
Jan
26% Jan
410
26%
37%
81.
15
97
26%.
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Co—
Co
137'
12
105
Steel
Pet
3
25
311
Electric
Dutch
17
Feb
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26%
12%
8%
Feb
97
2ti~'11
42%
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70
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26%
36 3
1
21
97 I'
12%
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22% Jan
1.600
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42 %
18
13
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9 % Jan
Aug 31
28
27%
352%
12%
9
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27%
362
41 Vb
1
91% Mar 23
27%
27%
%
36%
1
,
27%
27%
35
12%
Ruberoid Co
Mar 19
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41 %
11
69% Jan
27%
261
27%
,
37%
34% Feb
12
5,800
27%
35
12%
30% Jan
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100
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60
6%
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2 < % Feb
Dec
6%
6%
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6.700
1
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Jan
11%
10
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7
8%
11%
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2
25 y3
Jan
Jan
25%
3
12
13
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26%
11%
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27%
97
47% Jan
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11%
366 %
26
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28
-
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21%
27%
27%
4,100
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34%
362%
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1
30
6%
27%
28%
5.600
64
30
369
44% Jun
Dec
90
27%
27%
365
2
35
33
Nov
77 y4 Dec
27%
5
20
6
29% Jsa 19
12% Jun
8
•
No par
common
63%
30
12
26%
11
52
40% Feb
03
Co
64%
29%
21%
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Feb
97% Feb
24% Dec
155
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34
39% Feb
155
69% Dec
235
6c
27
30% Jan
71% Dec 17
30
Feb
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4
26%
400
3
63%
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31
44% Dec
28
112
Jan
11%
6%
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2%
82
64%
-
*20%
36% July 16
38% Apr
5
13% Apr 26
29
27% Feb
406
12%
1
'A
30
21
25
com
preferred—
Ronson Corp
90
62%
30
12
Rochester Gas 6c El Corp
Rockwell Spring 6c Axle Co
362% Dec
64
30
21
*6%
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75
18
6
X29%
5
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98
-
17%
63
-
10
.
Robertshaw-Fulton
9
28% Jan
21
No par
Paper rorp
Company
75
81%
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18
3
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56%
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.
5%
97%
-
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56 %
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5%
5s
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Roan Antelope Copper Mines
When issued —,
z.
17
Jan
28% Jan
13
352 % Feb
33
4.600
9%
58%
10
Richfield Oil Com
33% Jan
2
28% Jun
2.500
9%
Trust
1
issued
11
27% Dec
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25.200
51%
24 %
,
80
1.400
8
57%
10
97%
19
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%
1.2 3
44%
81
19% Jan
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•
58%
100
28% Feb
21% Jun 20
6
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500
30.503
9%
100
62% Feb
2
6
25
44%
series
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5
21
24%
a
56%
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6
Jan
•
,
60
32%
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15
23
50%
„
r,
,
6%
1
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42% Aug 15
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birthday
2,500
50
common
lo
23% Jan
15
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24 %
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EXCHANGE
,
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12
600
'
28
25%
24%
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2.50
29
71% Jan
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10%
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1
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18%Juo
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33
23%
41%
6%
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24,400
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10%
50c
preferred
31% Nov
46% Jan 23
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33%
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17%
•.
28%
series
When
14
38
33%
41%
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,
32
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1
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3
6% Jan
2J
17
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37%
33%
-
5% Dec
17%
32
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37*'%
33%
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1.000
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100
Copper & Brass
Rheem
21 % Jan\ 18
%
27%
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18
17% Feb
1
29%
29%
*12%
Common
22
92 % Jan
■<49
49
5
pfd series A
Reynolds (RJ) Tob class B
Jan
140
32%
4%%
57% Feb
69
*
74%
50c
Reynolds Metals Co
82% Jan
700
3,000
17%.
Rexall Drug Co—
29
28 %
75
32%
Co—
10% Jan
Jan
35%
136%
26
2a %
17%
Inc
60% Jan
Jan
33
135
35%
135
74%
2nd
45% Feb
69
<
*2 7%
32%
preferred
preferred
1st
51 y« Feb
81r
35%
135
18
2.50
42% Jan
54 Vb Jan
9% Feb
27%
'
6c
Inc
35%
135%
27%
'
75%
1
convertible
42% Feb
Shares
32%
pfd 3% 45- series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
25% Dec
the Week
lej. 31
17 it
Conv
34% Dec
Friday
Feb. *31
32%
Reliance Mfg Co common.
•1
Thursday
75%
•1.25 dlv pi lor preference
Reliable Stores Corp
8
26
61
*
1« % Jan
34%
28%
135%
136%
x27%
Sales fer
PRICES
Feb. 20
No par
Co
(Root)
35
*135%
10
+
noncum
Eels
41
Inc
Bros
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
-
5
noncum
Reeves
-
No par
preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Reed Roller Bit Co
4
Jan
4%
4%
34%
AND
Feb. lit
100
__
Ray-O-Vac
1 eb. 18
common__8
Raytheon Mfg Co
<3_
Reading Co common
8
Nov
0
Inc
Rayonler
4
10
37% May
44% Jan
14
(The)
Raybeatos-Manilattan
16
Sl% Feb
13
1st
•3.50
Ranco
8
13
Co
Radio Corp of America com
24
17% Jan
Oats
Par
6*
preferred
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
18
31% Jan
t*
44% Aug
23
28 y4 Nov
Jan
U
•0% Mar 33
4
63% Jan
35% Feb
.2
20
87% Peo
27
15% Dec
33% Jan
Feb
20% July 11
59% Apr 12
33% Nov 23
70% Nov
-
1
EXCHANGE
Highest
23% Apr
163
29% Dec 26
-
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
97
89
.
<5%
12%
7
12 :
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80
6%
4
7%
3.709
12%
12%
4,000
Volume
Number 5615
185
.
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
49% Jan
4
Standard
Aug 14
51 % Feb
11
62% Jan
4
53% Feb
12
60
4
23
65
49% Jan
31
62% Apr
9
Feb
It
18
2
14% Jan
2
3
14'/4Jan
4
62»% Jan
15% Aug
13 y8 Nov
17% Jan
21
43% Jan
48
87% Jan
55% May 15
100 % Mar 23
28
12% May 29
65% Dec
23
Jan
11
70% Jan
4
Slauffer
13% Jan
2
20J/4 Feb
11
23 Vis Jan
11
31% Feb
13
35% Jan
11
Stewart-Warner Corp
16% Dec
31
21% Jan
4
17
Jan
2
Feb
4
17% Dec
11
22% Aug
8
18
Feb
13
19% Jan
31
17% Jan
4
18% Jan
21
25'% Feb
27% Jan
15
18
Stix
26
37% Dec
31
36
Feb
12
40
Jan
8
29 % Aug
24
25'/4Jan
3
27
Jan
25
10% Feb
29
6% Feb
12
8% Jan
25
46
Feb
12
14
6
Aug
31
23
22% Nov
7
Chemical
25%
20%
32%
32'%
*17
17%
17'%
17y8
17
17
1
18%
*17%
18%
18'%
18'%
*17%
18%
18%
18%
18'%
36%"
36'/4
36%
*36
25%
26%
1
6%
7'%
48
14%
95
'•
48
1
Corp common
Sun
30% July 31
22% Feb
12
27% Jan
4
ijunruy-Mitl-Cont Oil Co common__l
6
22% Jan
2
Jan
24
26
10% Mar
7% Jan
1,300
Jun
Jan
2
4
Dec
7
1210
Jan
2
Jan
1420
21'% Feb
11
27% Jan
2
35% Feb
12
38'% Jan
3
27 »/4 Feb
29
7
22% Jan
21
27% Jan
29
30% Apr
2
21
July
38
Dec
13
42
Feb
9
81
Dec
26
8 % Feb
9
12 J/4 Dec
14
May 28
21% Nov
26
9
lOo
Superior Oil of California
25
Superior Steel) Corp
50
Sutherland Paper Co
5
Sweets Co of America ( The )__4.16%
Swift & Co
2fl
Sylvanla Elec Prod Inc com____7.50
$4 preferred
No par
Symington Gould Corp
1
30
July 26
36'% Feb
11
42'% Jan
10
55% May 10
39% Feb
11
46'/4Jan
9
99
82
Jan
16
86
Jan
4
11'% Jan
2
13
Jan
11
19
Jan
25
50 J%
May
7
6
6'% Feb
19
8% Jan
11
12
16 y2 Feb
12
18% Jan
31
8
Feb
14
531% Nov
29
13
50
Tennessee
27
25% Jan
11
61'% Jan
7
Texas
Co
4
Feb
5
40% Jan
Texas
Gulf
Producing Co
28% Feb
11
33
Jan
Texas
Gulf
Sulphur
28
15% Feb
12
18% Jan
Tevas
Instruments Inc
Apr
18% Dec
30 J/2 Dec
1
14
'29% Jan
22
17
35
Feb
18
4.48 'in
31'% Jan
45% May
16
33»%Oct
60»% Jan
12
32
38% Mar 26
5
11% Jan
12
54% Feb
39'% Jan
21
10% Jan
9
150
12
Feb
Texas
&
Texas
Utilities Co
10
42% July 27
38% Jan
9
Jan
29% Apr
16
3 4% Feb
11
21% Jan
2
20% Dec
20
29% Apr
16
19
21
Jan
3
15% Feb
28
22 % July 10
1 /% Jail
21
54'/a July 10
47% Jan
28
19% Feb
49% Feb
4
47% Aug 21
18'% Feb
51
11% Jan
15
12'% Feb
25
13% Feb
21
25
47'% Jan
3
10% Dec
19
14
Jan
26
10'% Jan
80
Nov
1
69'% Feb
86
Dec
19
33
Jan
23
Feb
104
90
5
4
4
14
87'% Feb
12
13'% Jan
4
7
40'% Feb
5
48% Jan
30
35'% Feb
12
38% Jan
28
28% Mar 21
15'% Feb
13
20'% Jan
4
64
17
Dec
58 Va Feb
26
4
46
Apr
8
Dec
6
25% Oct
25
31%
30%
31%
16%
16 %
16'A
16%
29%
*293/4
29%
100
3 6'A
36%
12,800
36
35
35%
37
5,100
*7%
8
156
156
157
73A
73%
7%
73/4
7%
*150
155
♦153
400
73/4
158
200
800
280
No par
*11%
12
*113/4
Fair
19
12
*11%
12'%
123%
1234
44%
46
45%
45
*10%
*10%
11
25
No par
90 %
Co
common—
preferred
preferred
5
—2
(The)
Co
Edison
(The)
Co
Si
2
Corp
2
9
13'%
13%
46'%
46'%
11
series
(conv)
A
1
50
Jan
2
10'% Jan
10
Twin
25'% Feb
12
30% Jan
18
TXL
Oil
Tung-Sol
Twin
50
5%
4.30%
20t.h
conv
Century
1
(The)
Corp
75%
110
11
753/4
74%
75
75%
51
93
93
32%
33'%
32%
33%
33
33 'A
32%
33
'25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
Washington's
92 %
25%
96
90
90 %
Birthday
13%
13%
13%
46%
45.%
46
13%
45,
.
•
36%
16%
26
.
.25%
89%
13%
♦45 Va
36%, ,36%
*16%
25%
,36%
f
*56
a
27
27%
56
56%
55%
27 3
28
28
28
59
*54
27%
28
*54
59
133/4
45%.
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36 Va
15%
16%
56%
27 %
91'A
13'%
45'%
36%
*23
1
30
3,700
90 (A
25 3
2,600
CLOSED
%
25%'
27 %
EXCHANGE
94
13%
46
16%
16%
*25
*91
200
STOCK
91
16%
50
preferred
Preferred
11
6,100
74
No par
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
ll«t
13%
46%
13'A
94
25%
1
%
75%
75
*91
5
Inc.
Williams Steel
Airlines
World
11%
12
*46
13%
50
$2.70
29
Jan
19
*10%
,—1
2
15
31
*29%
30
12
14
35'A Jun
22,800
16%
*29%
*113%
Jan
8
30%
163/a
29%
1,600
Jan
18
x30%
16%
48%
17
14 '/a Jan
30%
18%
9
20
5,500
18%
16% Jan
'Feb
34%
16%
Electric Co common
1
preferred 1954 ser__5G
Fox Film—
1
City Rap Transit com—No par
conv prior preferred
50
Coach Co
1
48
24,200
33%
183/4
11
7
59'/a
353%
48%
16
Jun
58%
X34%
18%
25% Jan
52
25
400
58%
35%
18%
55% Jan
11
53
57%
x34
19
30% Jan
Jun
*52
57%
35%
49
8
18
52%
52%
18%
21
27
5,300
*48%
29
15% Apr
5,300
18%
27% Feb
12
500
6%
17%
48%
22'% Feb
29 J/4 Apr
183/a
6%
17
18%
52'% Jan
30
18'A
50
4,800
18%
62 '/4 Mar 13
21
21 % Jan
12
18%
36% Mar 12
1
49'% Nov
85%
11%
48 %
Trans
Jan
61
6,000
3%
Transamcriea
317% Jan
57
5,100
41
85'%
7
363A
40%
18
Tri-Continer.tal Corp common
2
36'A
48%
8
12
100
24%
48'%
27% Jan
27% Feb
*23
1,900
18 3%
11
52% Jan
200
37'%
18%
26'% Feb
19
160
22
37'%
No par
28% July 23
July 27
•213A
No par
preference
Transue
59
-
1360
13.600
4
33% Nov
1,500
1260
14%
26% Jan
29
1,000
7%
7%
1,300
143A
12
10
1,000
6 8'A
15
24'% Feb
Jan
37'%
68
4'/8
14%
15
Nov
3 7'A
2
15
Tiniken Roller Bearing..
*4
45% Apr
25
1,900
243%
253/4
11,300
•23'%
14%
Trane
51% Nov
52
2,000
143/4
15%
Inc
Toledo
1
9
74
15
2
29
24% Feb
10,200
14%
95
50o
24
27
30% Oct
493A
14
*92
common
Jan
34% Oct
31
2,500
24,000
9,400
$1.20
16 »/2 Nov
Jan
49
.
17 %
52 %
7
39%
13% Jan
101
6 3A
57
(J R)
15
Products Inc common__5
preferred
-100
Tidewater Oil common
10
5
38'% Jan
25'% Feb
13
Birthday
293%
4%
7
Mar 29
-15
Washington's
26
30%
Thompson
2
28% Feb
17
13 Va Dec
37
56%
Thompson
15
102% Dec
27
62 y4 Feb
3,600
36%
26
200
39%
2
Feb
18'%
39 %
11
94
*17%
1,300
39%
$2.50 convertible
Jan
24'% Jan
2,600
39%
Thermold
32'% Feb
13
47% Mar 26
23 J/4 Nov
CLOSED
39%
Jan
11
12
18%
397/a
76'% Jan
2
23
18%
3,300
39'%
The
1
11'% Jan
48% Jan
EXCHANGE
155
$2.40 conv
44% Jan
14 '/j Apr
23
17%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
4
4
13% July 31
10% Jan
STOCK
100
No par
Pacific Ry Co
Textron
Mar 28
11J/4 Jun 20
July 23
40'%
53
56%
32%
*17
18%
6%
17
7,800
25%
203%
$1,25 conv preferred
22
1
53
*18%
6%
17%
300
32%
*37'%
67%
68
7%
7'%
1265
1300
*22
22'%
37%
37'%
*23
23'%
36'%
36%
40'%
40%
85
85
12
12'%
18%
2,300
523%
ex-distribution—1
Sub share ctfs
4
20 J/. Oct
23'%
900
67'A
13%
Land Trust—
25
34% Feb
24
6%
35%
Jan
160
73%
67'%
25%
7
49%
14%
95
73%
24%
23%
37%
*92
17%
35
8% Jan
2
7'% Jan
9
182'/2 May
18%
<
5,100
20%
2G'%
6%
49'/4
*14'%
15%
34%
Pacific Coal & Oil
Pacific
26
67,B
No par
common—1
Texas
26
17'%
preferred series A—23
10
conv
Texas
23
6%
17
1
2.50
25
3%
Corp
Feb
7
Dec
69% May
51
l
28 'A Dec
'leiAutograph Corp
Aircraft Corp
18%
*13'%
1
1
Temco
62
31
(James)
Talcott Inc
18'% Feb
4
18 J/* Dec
15 J/4 May
6% Dec
12% Jun
24'%
23%
37'%
67%
7
7
1265
1283
22'%
22'%
37'%
37%
*22'%
22%
36'%
37
40'%
41%
84'%
84'%
11%
12
Sunshine Mining Co
*18
36'%
"36%
6%
7
48%
49
14'% ,14%
*92
;95
73'%
733%
23% ,24'%
23% "23%
37»%
37'%
67'%
67%
7'%
7'%
1275
1275
22
22
37%
37%
23%
23%
36'%
36'%
40%
4i'%
*84'%
85'%
11%
12
74
23'%
*27'%
67%
12.50
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
.
*92
73'%
24'%
1
30
preferred series A
5'% % 2nd pid series of '55
52 J/2 Mar 16
2d
35% Nov
2
Oil Co
4%%
3
9
14%
;—1
No par
No par
4
24
I8V2
26
Jan
18
Oct
21
79
10
27
20%
26
67
*66'%
13%
13%
25%
4,900
67'%
32%
*13'/4
25%
100
16'A
15%
21
13%
8.600
95
16
32%
13
28% Jon
52'A Apr
13%
72% Feb
Nov
69% Jan
20
67
*92
13%
25%
21
32'%
2C
$4.50 series A preferred
3
43 J/2 Nov
67
27
82
Sun
67/a Dec
1
67
67
-1
Corp
Sunbeam
4
13
44
65
66%
17
66% Feb
Jan
63%
16'/4
67'%
14
36'% Jan
6% Dec
15%
Feb
6
150
16'/8
16% Jan
Mar 22
j
15%
93
Feb
37 J/2 Oct
16%
64'%
16
lG'/a
64'%
G6V2
*13'%
25'%
21
32
7
78
45
52%
16
39
18
51'A
95
15%
Feb
28
21%
52
*92
15%
88% Jan
101'A Jun
19
Nov
51%
91'%
No par
Co
Broadcasting
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Dec
940
common
Webster__
Stone &
Storer
34% Nov
66
51%
91'%
16
7
15% Mar 15
28
22% Jan
51»/e
95
16'%
26% Jan
13% May 28
70% Jan
50'% Jan
Camp Inc
prior preference
5%
20 % Jan
50
52%
16
15
5
.
Fuller Co
Baer &
Stokely-Van
27
8
51%
*91 '/a
—5
Inc new
Drug
Sterling
4
<31% May 28
Feb
81,300
10
100
Stevens (J P)& Co Inc
3
Dec
22,700
55%
5
Sterchi Bros .Stores Inc
39 % Apr
32
54
55%
No par
10
1
(The) LS
Chemical Co
73% Jan
18
20
1
89
53%
55%
Starrett Co
3
Jan
14
19
54%
54%
5
28
5% Oct
53'A
55%
Stanley Warner Corp
30% Oct
9
53>/a
54%
14
20% Sep
22% Feb
53'/a
55 Va
17% Jan
25% Nov
17% Nov
53%
2
Aug 15
7
31,000
53 '/a
54%
1
Jan
27% Mar 12
453A
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
81
31 % Nov
44%
Standard Oil of Ohio common
3%% preferred series A
13'% Feb
61
46
4
15
25
45
11
19
Shares
45%
14
28
the Weak
Feb.22
44%
17% Jan
13% Dec
Friday
Feb.21
44%
57yaJan
51% Jan
Bale* far
Thursday
Wednesday
Feb. 20
Tuesday
Feb. 19
44%
92J/2 Feb
,
Monday
Feb. 18
7
Standard Oil of Indiana
.
Standard Oil of New Jersey
•48% Jan
-
6.25
25
California
of
12
58 % May
May 28
Oil
Par
43'A Feb
29
88% Dec
EXCHANGE
Highest
4
43% Nov
50
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. .1
Lowest
Highest
rucm
LOW AND HIGI 1AUI
STOCKS
Year 1956
27
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
(951)
2,200
2,600
c3,900
2,800
36 'A
10,200
16%
3,500
26
200
27%
27 V*
27%
16,10.1
56
55'%
55'%
700
27%
28
28
*54
59
28%
28%
*51%
53 %
900
59
27'%
28
*51%
52
Va
28%
28%
*513/a
53'%
*51%
53%
23 %
23%
22%
23%
223/4
23 'A
223%
*13'%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
*16%
163A
*47 Va
50
43
*47
50
28%
28
*47%
48
50
8
'A
2,400
22%
4,900
100
20
8'A
1,000
263%
10,300
8'%
*8%
8%
*8%
8%
26
26%
25%
26%
26%
27'%
20%
13%
13%
*13%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14'A
24 %
24%
24 %
24%
233/4
24%
*23'%
24
6%
6 :!4
6%
.6%
li '■«
8%
u
13 % Feb
15
5 '/a
Nov
12
14% Jan
4
23% Feb
12
27
Jan
30
Underwood Corp
*/4
No par
& Rubber Co
3
Asbestos
5% Jan
3
7'% Jan
17
Union
8
32% Feb
12
35% Jan
11
Union
133% July 17
100% Feb
12
115% Jan
2
Union
Carbide
12
23% Jan
11
Union
Cnem
Union
Elec
8
10
26
1
(The)
Corp
13% Feb
Mar 27
44
15
31 '/j Feb
108 J/4 Jan
21
Udyllte
16% Mar 19
9
20% Nov
Apr
47
23
J/2 May
6%
Corp__6%
33'%
34'%
33
33%
33%
33%
No par
105'%
106 J%
105
105%
105%
106'A
Si Materials Corp—10
X22 Va
22na
22
22
Bag-Camp
Paper
Carbon
Si
2
27 3
Jan
17
26'% Jan
9
27% Feb
1
27%
30
27 %
27%
5
10
27%
25% Dec
9
94'% Jan
2
21
99 %
99
Jan
Preferred $4.50 series——No par
99
112
100'%
27
100% Jan
99%
92'/j Dec
81'/2 Oct
18
93
Jan
11
80% Jan
11
Jan
24
Preferred $3.70 series
78
76% Feb
21
79'% Jan
2
Preferred $3.50 series
Jan
22
29
28% Apr
82
Nov
29
91
Feb
15
83 % Nov
30
104
Jan
5
52
10
65% Apr
2
51% Feb
61
3
Union
39'% May
9
27'% Feb
31% Jan
8
Union
10'% May 10
8'% Jan
Jan
j1
Jan
28
Oct
1
8
'/a Dec
11
Oct
1
29
36
Apr
88
Feb
5
9
96'%
Dec" 17
166
Dec
18
103 J/2 Oct
10
121% Dec
18
106
35 Va Jan
23
44% Dec
17
26
Nov
20
93
8
2
Jan
14
Feb
13
31% Feb
8
115
Jan
2
43'% Jan
4
Jan
10
Bisctiit-of
United
20
26'/a Feb
12
24
96
Jan
23
97
Jan
23
9
19% Jan
28
21
Jan
4
United
20
71% Mar 26
58% Feb
11
69% Jan
8
United
27
62
40
4
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1
48 J/4 Jan
41% Dec
No par
5
Co
Corp
10
coin
0
conv.
Feb
107
Drill
10
preferred
100
4% (ser of 1956) conv pfd__._100
United Air Lines Inc
10
4%
28% Apr
7
14
com
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Aircraft
United
32% Apr
Dec
RR Co
Car Co
Twist
29
20% Dec
of California
Tank
Union
No par
No par
No par
25
series
$4
Pacific
Union
152
127% Feb
Oil
common
non-cum
14
90'% Jan
76'% Feb
23
4%
32'% Jan
30'% Feb
61% May 25
113 >/4 Jan
Jan
Preferred
30% Jan
27% Feb
30
89
Co
America—No par
4'% Feb
Jan
2
5'/a Jan
11
Jan
30
4% Jan
23
82
May
4
78 '/a Jan
8
6 y4 Jun
20
7
Jan
3
6% Jan
11
6
Dec
14
23
Jan
5
6 % Feb
11
9% Jan
9
21
Jan
17
36% Dec
18
9
47/a Jan
Carbon Co
*
*79
82
*79
82
*76%
78
*76%
78
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92
*87
92
*87
92
53 %
52%
53%
53
53'%
53'/a
53%
9,300
28
28%
27%
28 %
27%
28%
27%
28'/a
18,000
8%
8%
8%
8%
3 003
23%
283 k
28%
28 %r
28%
28'%
28%
28'%
3,400
30%
30%
30 Va
30%
30 %
303/4
30%
30%
1,600
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8
%
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8%
D
81%
83
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150
*140
107%
32%
33%
263«
26%
14'/.Dec
31
28 % Jan
23
Dec
3
14
34% Jan
25
United
Gas
14
3 8'A Feb
19
United
Gas
5
6% Jan
11
9
2
28% Oct
77
181
9
24
Aug
2
Feb
1
Feb
13
36Va Jan
14
23% Jan
2
28% Jan
8
51% Feb
15
33
156
Jan
7
58% Jan
11
Jan
24
162
15% Dec 27
22% July 19
10% Feb
20
17'/a Jan
7
35
Dec
4
12
36
Jan
7
Nov
14
44'/4 July 20
19% Mar 22
32 % Feb
15
14'A Feb
12
16% Jan
8
42
Nov
15
43'A Jan
7
44'A Jan
16
For'footnotes
49% Mar 16
^
page
28.vr'
S
*97%
900
13,300
32%
700
26%
41
100
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Inc
100
'
100
common„82'/2C
50
common.
:1
preferred series A
50
class A preference
U 8 Industries
4'%%
100
26%
*41%
Merch & Mfrs Inc
Hoffman Mach
5%
27%
300
1
United Park City Mines Co (The)__l
U S & Foreign Securities
1
U S Freight Co
No par
U S Gypsum Co common
—4
7% preferred
100
U
33
27 %
3,10O
United Industrial Corp
1% Jan
39% May
20% Aug
9
52% Nov 29
155
Feb
15% Jan
32%
27
59'%
No par
Corp
10
Improvement Co
13%
5'% Feb
13
32%
20%
(Del)—
36% Feb
11
31%
32%
No par
Fruit Co
1»% Feb
110
59%
United
13% Feb
110
*20%
United
29
19% Feb
110
*97'%
9
United
no
60'%
11
6
%
21
11
3% Mar 26
12
1% Dec
7% Jan
81
150
26%
-
80%
*135
100
47% Jan
32
82»%
150
*20%
16% Jan
Aug 14
109
81%
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35'/2 Jan
41'% July 30
82 %
150
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2
35
107%
108%
9
604
2
28% May 11
35% Jan 23
100
92
52%
20%
12
United
*87
78
59%
Jan
31
76'%
20 %
13% Feb
Mar
82
82
80
%
44'A Jan
5*5
United
*79
130
99
59%
5
8
12
27
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Corp
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20
20
13% Jun
5% Nov
$3.50
United
5,900
27%
27
*98'%
10,100
58%
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
United
7,300
22%
20%
1
Dye Si Chemical Corp com__l
Electric Coal Cos
5
Engineering Si Foundry
5
43% Dec
16 y« Aug
79
34
106 'A
No par
Board Si Carton Corp
(Delaware)
21
6% Jan
3
73% Jan
27%
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'
2,600
106
99 %
*76%
United-Carr Fastener—
Mar 21
a
33'A
700
2,300
7 'A
10
No par
preferred
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%
%
22
22
22
20% Feb
Nov
6
42
4%
4%
*78 %
79%
*41
4%
1
40%
40%
100
4%
4%
4%
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4%
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79'/a
42
41
79'A
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6%
6%
6%
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32
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14%
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14
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47%
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47%
46%
47%
17,500
32%
32 %
32%
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33'/8
13,403
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37'%
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37 %
46
2
,
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32
37 '/a
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13%
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The Commercial
(952)
NEW
15
14
31% Feb
12
37% Jan
24
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7
22 % Feb
11
12
23 V® Jan
11
35
27% Jan
4
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61% Dec
23
Jan
2
66 7*2 Feb
1
U
32% Feb
21
35 74 Jan
4
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85
17
86
Jan
23
70
3212 Nov
29
81 % Dec
31
26
92
Dec
29
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142>2 Dec 26
17
17% Dec
56
4
Jan
Jan
63
6
51% July 18
Jan
49% Jan.*
11
67% Mar 14
Feb
Feo
1
145
Jan
2
19 74 Sep
17
17% Feb
12
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53 % Feb
10
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12
11
73% Jan
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19% Jan
16
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2
18
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7
27
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10
10
36
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23
9
17
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9
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34
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Jan
27
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31
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3
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15
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71
Jan
Jan
28
27% Feb
20
26
14
24
Dec
55
54
54
59
60
61%
149%
18
convertible
preferred—No par
Wallpaper Inc
1774
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4 %%
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84
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84
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71
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3874 Feb
9
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4
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21
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3
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13 74 Jan
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21
3774 Apr
6
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2
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26
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28
13
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9
28
30
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31
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13
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5
8
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7
20
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2
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82
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129
123
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60
607%
149%
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150
60%
60
148%
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2nd
151
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60%
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8
12
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53%
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15
24% NOV
;
55%
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Feb
63
55
22
10
82% Mar 29
56
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18
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144
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42%
100
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B
88
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150%
16%
i
noncumulative preferred
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32%
32%
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94
18%
34
23
33%
88
18%
1
Jan
32'%
5,900
200
18%
United
1%
66
18%
50
Corp common
preferred
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66
66
*90
42%
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Feb
2934 Mar 12
24
S
8,100
66
66%
154%
4
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8
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5
61
2
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8 74
100
preferred
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42 V
33%
8 74
24
32%
Shares
33%
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Feb. 22
8%
23
32%
Bale* fir
the Week
Friday
1
1st
noncum
Shoe Corp
S
22
15
12
Jan
Dec
39
167
9
5
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34% Feb
47 Va Feb
31 % Jan
4
65
7
12
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94
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88
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9
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7
26
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23
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87
3
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6
41
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24%
15% Feb
4
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137
23%
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15
38
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Monday, February 25, 1957
.
PRICKS
SALS
Feb. 20
33
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100
S.
25
28
12s* Jun
32%
8%
100
8%
2
2
33 *-2 Dec
33%
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10
Plywood Corp common
preferred series A
preferred series B
U
23
2
57% Feb
Dec
s
Jan
61
57% Jan
Itfar
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5
;
HIGH
Wednesday
19
1
U.
11
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17
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Feb.
10
common
Pipe & Foundry Co
S Piaying Card Co
U
2
20
69
169
Co
preferred
S
24
19% Jan
156
31
30
Lines
3%%
4
Jan
28
23
iNov
S
4 % %
July 18
40
170
U
AND
Tuesday
Feb. 18
Par
3%%
2
90% Mar
128
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Dec
51% Jan
143
58
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11
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STOCKS
NEW
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Year 1956
.
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28
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12
19
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9
29% Sep
26
33
Jan
6
29
Nov
29
75
Mar 20
Jan
30
20 74 Sep
7
15% Feb
12
17% Mar 12
137*2 Jan
-
17
10 Va July
6
15% Nov 23
,
Feb
106
RR
474%
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14
Feb
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13
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4474 Dec
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20
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63
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108
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12
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20
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39% Jan
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23
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12
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30
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30
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30
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127
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4
61
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12
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1
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59
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4
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13
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9
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127
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18
31
26
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13 74 Feb
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Wheeling dt Lake Erie Ry
14
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69 74 Dec
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(Southern Lines) 4s
80
1974_Mar-Sepf
i#93*2
.
Manila RR
80%
92
79
5s
J.4s registered 1997
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92%
•119%
1979_May-No»
Feb-Aug
Macy (R H» A Co 27-»s debentures 1972_
May Dept Stores 2%s
80Vi
92
81%
?81
..Maji-Nocj
Northern Pacific Ry prior lien 4s
1997—„Quar-Jcxt
v
-79
<100
♦115
93
general
3V4S
:a L j
1057^
96'ii^V
96
June-Dec
Central
Northern. Natural
72
87'%
89
*79
,
Jaw-July
-ApriT-Ocf
April-Ocf
General mortgage 3%s 1983
Feb-Aug
45«s cofiv debentures 1972
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Norfolk A Western Ry first gold 4s
1996—Apifl-Ocf
66
5
63 %
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92
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M
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1977—j,
mtge ser A 2004
mortgage 4Vis series A 2019
3%s
6
.
♦95%
2*%s 1980
I
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;
69
72
.
85%
'1
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72%
66
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_Mar-9ept
1984
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1982
let
67
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,
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88
•-
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•
72
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Aircraft Corp— A
subord debentures 1980
86
59
60
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.
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1
2003
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.
75
74
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1963
3s debentures 1976
3%s debentures 1978
■
85*i
74
=
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June-Dec
general
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
'
84%
85
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74
Interest 2003__
May
interest 2003
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3.75s
mtge
85 Vi
69%
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61
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contingent
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Louisville
70
88
85
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IA Lombard
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68 Vi
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April-Ocf
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1965__%__Aprf/-Oct,.
Llbby McNeil A Libby 5s conv 8 f debs (76
Miami
70%
70
'
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
4s
fixed Interest 2003
Berks B 4%s fixed interest 2003
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.ABerles D 4s contingent Interest
Little
74
70
.
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,
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A
66
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62
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Jan-July
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Jan-July
Coal Co—
5s
100%
series A
1955
4s
14
'2
-*60
mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
Power A Light first mtge,2%s
1st
*81
*73 Vh
1970—April-Ocf
stamped 1964
:
stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
let mortgage 5s extended to
1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4 Vis extended
to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consul mtge bds—
ref
'
80%
99%
66
"
..
May-Nov
Term
Terminal—
1st mtge sink fund 3% ser A
1968
June-Dec
Lake Shore A Mlcli South
gold 3'/2s 2997__Juwe-Dec
344s registered 1997.
June-Dec
Lahlgb Coal A Navigation 3 Vis A
1st A
74 Vi
76'%
•
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16i vi
«
—
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4Vi
95V
94
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lot A ref 5s
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66
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first consol gtd
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N Y
April-Oct
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Y
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.
86
87
90
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50
98 J
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'
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81
2
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77 Vi
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Haxleni River A- Port Chester—
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1st
98
96 *i
49
Jan- July
Lnkefront Dock A RR
:.,M/
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71%
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—
—
gold- 3%s
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A
Haven
New
First
88
88;{«
.
Kings County Elec Lt A Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1984
tAKreuger A Toll 5s certificates 1959
,
90
103
66 Vi
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;
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.,
June-Dec
1961
93 %
..
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RR
4s series A 1998..
'
June-Dec
(Rudolph)
unguaranteed
90
101%
102
-
-
.
June-Dec
Kentucky
Kentucky
Stamped 1961
Plain 1991
4V«s
99
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April-Oct
1974
18
■
,
86
90
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1
100
K
1st mortgage 23As 1980
Kansas City Southern
Ry Co—
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Kansas
Terminal Ry 2%s
r
,
92
98%
„•
M
91 Vi
.
90'
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
3 Vis registered 1998
-Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3 Vis 1998-Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Au«
; New
Yark Ciiicago A 6t Lcals—
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First mortgage 3S series F 1986.—.:
April-Oct
4%s ipcome
debentures 1989——June-Dec
N Y Connecting RR 27%s series B 1975.—^Apri1-Oci
N Y A Harlem goIU 3Vis 2000
May-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043-.
Jgn-Julf
'v
Mortgage 4s series B 2043—
Jan-July,
7
N Y Lack A We$t 4s series A 1973
May-Nov
93
92
*92
Jersey Central Power A Light 2%s
1976—Mar-Sept
Joy Manufacturing 3%» debs 1975
Mar-Sept
A Mich 1st
mtge 4s 1990
Knnaaa City Power A
Light 2%« 1976
1st mortgage 27/#s 1978
30
N Y Central A Hudson River RR—
mtge 3%s 1978—Jrrw-July
Jan-July
Kanawha
-
88%
;
Refunding A lmpt 4%s series A 2013—April-Oct
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
AprlL-Ocf,
trust 6s 1980—
April-Oct
Lake
Clear 1st 4s
i.;
96%r
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--
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v
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,
.
101%
'
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102%
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—
Co
Low
^ J-—
-
-
1961
4 Collateral
.
Co—
mortgage 3s 1980
Jan. 1
No.
s
91%
r*..
RR gtd first 4s 1986—Fdb-Aug
Jersey. Power A Light 3s 1974—
Mar-Sepl
3%s 1977
May-No*
New
170
95%
97%
Range since
bold
v
ffiaH
91%
.
*
101%
Orleans. Terminal
Consolidated
Jl60
Bonds
4*kM
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91%
-Mar-Sept
Jersey Bell ..Telephone 3Visjl988——J an-July
New;
162
Thursday's
or
91.%
New Jersey junction
921'<
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Mar-Sept
1«77
3 Vis conv
England Tel A Tel Co—7
New
-
A
Co
1st
*First guaranteed 4%s series B
3s debentures
1982
•/
i.
Corp
New
C 1986. JtwcDee
Last
3s debentures 1974
89 7
Week's Range
Thursday
Sale rrtea
April-Oct
._May-Nov
May-Noo
June-Dec.
f debs 1974
s
■
87
Union Ry Co—
f debentures series
s
,r.r
89
*90
1st mortgage -3.20s series 1.1982
1st mtge 3 %s series J 1981
Jan-July
International Minerals A Chemical Corp—
3.05s con v subord debs 1977
i
Jan-July
Inter Bys Central America 1st 5s B 1972_-May-Nov
9Mis
87%
Feb-Aug
Refunding and Imp 2%« aeries
Inland Steel Co 3'As debs 1972
Interstate
88:#
.
*88%
Jan-July
85%
93
89
.4
Period
3 Vis 1982
1st mtge 37tiS 1586—.—.—:—_t
Nauonax Supply 2%s debentures 1967_.
loi.;
*87
Mar-Sept
1948
6s
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s
National Tea
%
•90%
May-Noe
May-Nop
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
lit mtge 3 Vis ser O 1980
1st mtge 3%s ser H 1989
J VaB s f debentures 1980
83
85
Monday, February 25, 1957
.
'
88V \
84'2
*88?*
—May-Noe
Cetool mortgage 3%e ser B 1979
Oonaol -mortgage 3%s series C 1974
Oonsol mortgage 3%e series P 1984
fApoeder
84%
June-Dee
r
Interest
New York-Mock kaebange
National Steel
Jan-July
„
mob
.
RR—
.
Low
I
Pint mortgage 3s series B 1978
V.
x
it
bonds
Range since
buitt
« Askeu
Low
Bell Telephone 2Ks aeries A 1981
f
Week's Range
Last
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
YORK STOCK
V " ** RANGR FOR WEEKENDED JEBRUARY U.
sat
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(956)
85%
88
84
87 %
:88%
.—
i*91,'%
..
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84%
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Number 5615
Volume 185
.
(957)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Week's
Thursday
BONDS
New Xtrk Muck
Interest
Last
Teriua
cxtktifi.
i>id
Sale Price
;* Phillips Petroleum- 2%s debentures 1964—_Feb-Aug
Wllstoury Mills Ine 3%s»f I debs 1972_—_June-Z?ec
0335.
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Consolidated guaranteed-4s
G 1957 JHajirNov
ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963—Feb-Aup
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1964-Map-Ndv
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*
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,
'
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Youngstown & Ashtabula
5s series B 1962
-
general
First
general
:
First
general 4 lis series D 1977_
^Plantation Pipe Line 2%» 1970—
3%s
f debentuies
s
1986-
1st
*100V2 104
First
.
Procter
1
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3s
&
83%
95l/2
Electric
debs
■
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95
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95%
93%
li
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ioi
1
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%
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89%,
2
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89%
■
Tobacco ,3s debs
Rheein Mfgr Co 3%s debs 1975
Rheinelbe Union—
—June-Dee
82 y4
"
86
94 "8
12
: ;
96%
i:93-
96
1
92
%.
[—■
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75%
72
1955-—
s>
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gold ~6s
debs
'
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A-Jan 2006
ser
__
:
84%
debentures
3s
1974
.....
Ala
North
&
——Mey-Nor
1—L.MavSept '■
,
*92
gtd 5s
•First
;
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Pacific Co—
4V2s
T969:
97% *
»"
-
97%
81
*93
,
1
Wabash RR
Gen mtge
87%
84%
87%
86
88
88
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76%; '
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74%.
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debs
—May-Nov
107
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first gold
April
—
Btandard
Coil
Standard
Oil
1967—_June-Dec
1982—April-Oct
debentures 2%s 1971—Afay-Nov
124
Products
(Indiana)
J)
debentures
5s
1974_
4y2s
2013
conv
88'/4
84
25
87%
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
the American Stock Exchange
Feb. 18, and ending Thursday, Feb. 21 (Friday, Feb. 22, being Washington's birthday and a holiday on the Exchange).
It
American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether stock or bond in which any dealings
In
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on
RANGE
Thursday:
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
- -<
Acme
Petroleum Corp class A
Precision
Products
Inc
•Acme-Wire ;Co common—
Adam
Consol Industries Inc__
Aeronea
Aero
Manufacturing Corp.
Supply Manufacturing—-
1
1
4%
^
10%
900
4%
Feb
10 Va
900
9%
Jan
Alnsworth
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For footnotes see page 37.
Jan
11%
Jan
Associates
Feb
AJax
400
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
Alabama
7%
Feb
10%
Jan
Alabama
1%
1%
-
-'
500-
T-
7%
8s
9,100
l's -Feb
30
2%
Jan
7% Jan-
8
Jan
5% "Jan
8%
Feb
(N
1
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3
50c
Industries Inc
Petroleums Ltd
1,400
27%-Jan
Inc
Way
Air'
8%
*
Manufacturing,.common—_5
5%
Air
2
Southern——-—-50
Alabama Power 4.20% preferred—100
A)an Wood Steel Co
-10
5%. cumulative preferred
100
Gas
Corp
for Week
Shares
Range Since Jan.
Low
High
9%
8
9%
4
4%
4%
%
13
16
30%
30l/8
Jan
Feb
5%
Jan
Jan
1,300
11%
1
Jan
3,300
>
91%
92
a.7.%.2.8
29 Va
10
457
157
92
IS,
30%
~
--
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4%
1,100
.
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.200.
Feb
Feb
34% Jan
Jan
160
Fel>
88 -4 Jan
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v
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8
900
Great
—
Sales
Range
Low
Par
Hiyn
6%
6%
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
-
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores—
.
21
FEBRUARY
STOCKS
High
4%
4%
10%
for the week beginning Monday,
is compiled from the report of the
have occurred during current year.
Thursday
Shares
10
1
1
1
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
WEEK
Sales
Range
Low
Par
Aberdeen
Week's
FOR
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86
18
75 Va
in the year'v range, d Ex-interest, eOdd-lot «^e
included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year*! ranee. r Oau
not included in tbe year's range,
yEx-coupon.
-■";•■•
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
_
—
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganised under Beewon 11
the Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed by such coim»r>»»*
■
•Thursday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
,
sale
delivery
Deferred
•
--
75
87%
,
1979—-Map-Nov
Y
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1981———April
Jan 1991—April
3s guaranteed
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25
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Co-
income
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Map-Nov
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92
92
Jan-July
%
98 %
Mar-Sepf
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82
88%
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April-Oct
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100%
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F 1978l-Mar-Sept
G 1979—June-Dec
105
123
106% 109
109
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5s 1958
150Vs'.153
,
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.
88%
—
B.
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp 3%s s f debs 1980_Feb-Aug
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958.—--April-Oct
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960—:
Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
1st mtge 4s series A 2004
Jan-July
Gph iiHge 4 '/as inc ser A Jan 1 2029
—-May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
-June-Dec
First mortgage 27/bs 1979
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin;Public Service 3»/4s 1971
Jan-July
"
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■
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150
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Pfenl)
.
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•'
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4s Income series A Jan
mtge
J
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81Va
80V2
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§£ 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953—
Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967.:—.—Jan-July
'.
3%S conv debs 1975——
May-No®
115
107
^
115
114
69 Vz
921/2
*71
.92%
,'
Electric 3J/2s 1974
May-No®
West
Power 3%s series I 1966.
—Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed' 2361
Jan-July
4s ' registered
2361—-——~—— Jan-July
Western Maryland'Ry 1st 4s se.t A 1969— April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'/2S series C 1979
——Apr-Oct
Western Pacific RR Co 3l'/as ser A 1981— _Ja?t-July
5s income debentures 1984——
——:—May
Wept
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■■
92-'
•
.
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—-Feb-Aug
Westcnester Lighting gen mtge 3VaS 1967__Jan-Julp
85
160%
162
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Firstmortgage 3V4s series, B 1971————Feb-NOV
War ten RR first ref gtd- gold 3y2s 2000—Feb-Aup
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*
—
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1977——
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103%
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,
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r
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,
98
81
:
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J«7i-July
—
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—Apr-Oct
Bouthern'Ry first consol gold 5s 1994—Jan-July ,,115
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--New
98
83
92
Jan-July
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103%
,
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.
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95
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76
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-June-Dec
88
79%
J
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1966—April-Oct
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--Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3y2s 1972
Feb-Aug
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
May-Nov
4%s s f debs 1972
————April-Opt
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973——-Apr-Oct
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—Map-Nov
2%s debentures 4967 .—*
—;
--April-Oct
;
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General mortgage 3 Vis series 3 1969—__Afar-Sept
v
'
96
—April-Oct
1960—Jane-Dec
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debentures
3
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•
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100
v
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.
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,
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1964___May-Noo'
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83
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BONDS
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■*
FEBRUARY 21
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WEEK ENDED
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.
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Jan
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Campbell Chilbougamau Mines
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Co
Cement
Co
Jan
13 %
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Canadian
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Feb
4 %
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Canadian
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Feb
10
Jan
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Feb
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Canadian
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Jan
Feb
Canadian
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1
3%
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Jan
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88%
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Jan
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300
22%
Feb
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Jan
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*
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14
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14'%
Feb
17%
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22%
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8%
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6
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11
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19
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Cuban
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common
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common
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8%
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400
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class
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100
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19%
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4.100
15%
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18
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100
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5 %
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5%
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31%
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2.300
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23%
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3,300
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10%
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14%
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21%
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55%
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4
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3%
3%
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200
7%
Feb
17
15%
17
300
14%
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17
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33
32'A
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34
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6
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Duke Power Co
Duval
800
14%
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2.50
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Duro
6%
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reg
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DuMont
6
1
preferred
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6
1
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1,000
17
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7%
20
4%
1
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10%
200
33 »A
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Jan
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33
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7%
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14
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10%
13'A
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7'A
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300
14%
7
1
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10'A
8
4
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Feb
13%
14%
7%
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1
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35
50c
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Detroit
17'A
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—
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Dempster Investment Co
Dennison Mfg class A common
48.900
43
1
2.50
Inc
Brothers
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
8%
1
5
4%
25%
Feb
Jan
5-rVj
Jan
27%
Feb
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4%%
;
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8
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4
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Jan
5%
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17%
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10%
13%
19%
Publishing Co.
Co
Daltch Crystal
18
25c
Feb
Jan
5%
1.50
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29%
•
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12%
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fir
19%
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400
Feb
15'%
r.
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dep receipts
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10%
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2,700
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%
—
5%
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&
15%
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30
50
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1
37
13%
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24
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Jan
Jan
loo
73
—
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Jan
Jan
2%
1
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3,000
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Cable Electric Products
common
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd
4%
5'A
13'A
Feb
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1
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17,400
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12
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23'A
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7
—
common
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Byrd Oil Corporation
5%
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12'A
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Feb
4%
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convertible
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dep
Jan
Feb
12%
400
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
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14'/a
—
5%
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800
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reg
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Bunker Hill
7'A
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4%
72
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Jan
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reg
British Columbia Power
common.
serial
14%
800
1
convertible
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Jan
17,200
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60c
14
5%
2%
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bearer
6%
Jan
12
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Forman
Peb
Jan
46%
—
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4%
cumulative
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Bruce (E L) Co
3 Va
4%
2%
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$2.50
Jan
11%
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46%
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v'alran
Feb
2%
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Brad Foote Gear
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11%
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10,200
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Borne Chemical
6%
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Jan
1
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3
common—25
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Benrus
Burma
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Jan
1
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Bell Telephone
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Jan
16%
,
2'A
1
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Corp
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Jan
15%
Feb
.
16%
10'A
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British
21%
/ Jan
16%, Feb
15
3,500
•
1
1
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4%
19%
22%
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Caribbean
Cockshutt
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100
1
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St
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Corroon
Barcelona Tr Light St Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Brillo
1,500
shares
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12,100
1«
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Bellanca
18%
15%
15
1
Banco de los Andes—
American
17%
15
17%
—1
common
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Feb
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Class A
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Jan
8
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36'A
700
6%
4 %'
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B
St
4
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Clary Corporation
Claussner
Hosiery
Co
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166%
1
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Continental
Bailey
%
73
10
Community public Service
div
arrear
5
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City Auto
Coastal
reg
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Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas
Feb
Jan
Feb
12 Va
——1
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Jan
St Tel—
(ex $43
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37%
13%
9
36,800
4%
21
6%
2.50
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Chief
Feb
27 u
Jan
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Ltd
Co
24%
Jan
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rets
Associated Food Stores
Tel
Jan
Feb
18
2.80
Associate Laundries of America
Associated Oil St Gas Co
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33
2l'A
4% Jan
101
5 Va
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dep
10'%
.
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13%
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American
Feb
Feb
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Clark Controller Co
Armstrong Rubber Co das* A.
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7%
4'A
2,100
4'A
97'A
Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power St Light—
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8%
8%
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4%
4%
10
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16
4%
3
Jan
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100
Chamberlin Co of America
14
8
Feb
200
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preference
15%
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Appalachian Elec
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2
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Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
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Jan
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8
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31 %
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Jan
Jan
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7
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212
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14%
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5%
34'%
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42%
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4%
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dep rets B ord
Feb
Jan
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Feb
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1%
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8,800
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3%
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1%
28%
200
33
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Carreras
Jan
Feb
1 ,900
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,
Carolina Power St Light $5 pfd
Feb
11%
200
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Co
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Jan
36
1,900
37 %
29%
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11%
37%
11%
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Jan
13%
54
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American Maracalbo Co
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11%
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Jan
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3%
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320
11%
54
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10
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2
1
56%
24%
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28
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500
28
5,700
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Feb
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6%
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6%
2,700
46
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Feb
20
Ltd_
400
23%
14
27'%
6%
Atlantic Oil Co
43
Feb
200
2
3%
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22%
29
42,600
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd
Jan
22 %
29
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Jan
4 %
43
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900
20
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200
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6.900
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25
38%
32 %
33%
10,400
30%
Feb
36
Jan
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500
78
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Shares
preferred
series
Low
preferred
series
■do
162%
Mines
Electric
Bond
Electronics
6c
El-Tronics
Share
5
common
common
10c
A
Line
177 %
Feb
International
Metal
Jan
162%
30%
24%
9
Feb
16
Jan
Investors
Jan
28%
Feb
16%
Jan
10
1,600
Feb
12%
Jan
Feb
3 %
3,100
3
1,900
'13%
9 %
30
9%
3%
600
3%
41
5,400
41
~8Vi
8
11%
11
11
3%
300
Jan
40
16
Jan
98
10%
Jan
Feb
4
Jan
Jupiter
42%
Jan
8%
%
10
%
10 %
Jan
11%
Feb
Feb
7%
Jan
Kaltraan
5
Feb
5%
Jan
Kansas
Feb
1
Jan
Katz
18,800
15
14
%
12
00
Kaiser
(Max)
Fairchlld
Fargo
6c
1
Corp
(Phila)
7%
7 Vb
7%
1
16%
16%
1
Association
Firth
A
& Instrument
Ltd
Financial General
Fire
class
Co
Camera
Oils
314
Jan
Sterling Inc
43%
16%
Jan
Feb
16%
24,100
7%
500
43%
8
Jan
Feb
22%
Jan
A
Jan
31 i
Jan
6%
Feb
7%
Feb
3
650
8!A
3%
44 V a
8%
26,900
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
10%
2.50
Fiahman
7%
600
3%
7V8
10c
10
700
17'%
16
3
10%
100
10%
Feb
10%
Feb
42%
Jan
45
Jan
(M H) Co Inc
Fltzslmmons Stores Ltd class A
1
1
24%
22%
Flying
24%
3,000
21%
Feb
1
24%
Feb
8%
3%
9V«
2,900
8%
Feb
10
Jan
Tiger
Ford
of
Motor
Amer
Fort
Co
•
Pitt
De
Industries
Luxe
Beer
(The*
(Geo
111%
116
•
106'A 112
116
3,600
116
£1
Inc
1
Sales
Inc
4 A
4
A
112
Jan
112
120
Jan
8,100
3%
Feb
Jan
Jan
4
A
Jan
7%
6
7%
3,500
6%
Feb
7%
Feb
4%
5
4,800
4%
Jau
5%
Jan
8%
__1
6%
5
1.25
Company
Co
A)
4%
106%
25
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Fresnillo
Fuller
Inc
Canada—
A non-voting
B voting
Class
Ford
Fox
Line
Motor
Class
8%
8
16
1,200
8
16%
15%
Vb
700
15
Jan
9%
Jan
16%
Feb
Jan
c
Gatlneau
Power
Co
•
common
5%
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co common
General
Acceptance
Corp
(D)
1
General Electric
American
General
Co
dep
$4.60
Drug
Kawecki
(A
C)
Gold
McBean
Globe
Co
(Adolf)
Gorham
Grand
Gray
Mines
Gulf
Class
5
Jan
12%
Jan
33 Va
1,400
18
Jan
38%
Jan
t%
Jan
Oil
%
5.100
1
%
Jan
2,000
9%
Feb
9 5'A
4Vb
150
8%
5
29%
12 %
13%-
17%
f
-
Land
.
"400
2%
%
Feb
97%
6%
%
Jan
Jan
Feb
45
Jan
Jan-
9%
Jan
Feb
11%
Jan
2%
1.40C
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
65 V/.Feb
V65V
~79%
Jdn
(*%
1,600
3,300
10
100
Jan
27
Jan
5,000
■
2%
Feb
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
9%
Feb
12%
Jan
Jan
10
Jan
10
18%
"3'A
3
3
Jan
2%
Jan
19
4%
Jan
Jan
85%
85%
20
75
Jan
105
Jan
80
80
80
10
77
Feb
85
Jan
•
2
Mfg
Hazeltine
1
Heller
4%
Holt
New
5%%
pfd
rroaucta
Class
Inc
Oil
Home
Class
Hormel
Horn
Hardart
6c
Humble
Hurd
Hardart
preferred
Hubbell
Oil
6c
Baking
Co
12%
-
Extension
Salle
Inc
Inc
common
capital
Securities
Insurance
Hardware
Inc
Oil
Public
Maine
Mangel
Manslleld
Co
International
of
North
Co
America
Breweries
Inc...
DorDflPP 37
Jan
6 Vb
Feb
Feb
6%
Jan
15
15
400
14%
Jan
15'A
Feb
28'A
28%
300
28%
Feb
29%
Jan
11%
Jan
xl4Va
Jan
10'A
Jan
10%
Feb
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
5
Jan
6
14%
Jan
16 Va
Jan
470
38
Jan
55
Feb
2%
4,200
2
67
30
62%
Jan
67
Jan
Jan
38%
Feb
12%
100
12%
Feb
5%
2,300
4%
Jan
17'A
1,600
15%
Feb
17%
Jan
10
Jan
12%
6
5%
Feb
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
2%
Feb
2%
Jan
Feb
26%
Jan
2%
Jan
13%
13%
13 %
14
10
17%
17%
18'
11%
4
28%
Jan
McKee
Tire
Co
Mead
Jan
14%
11
Jan
14%
Feb
16%
Feb
18%
Jan
25
G)
Peroleums
Iron
Textile
Metal
Jan
16%
1%
Jan
1%
16%
16%
16%
100
Hone
$2
Feb
60%
27%
Feb
29 %
Jan
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
Va
Feb
Feb
Jan
19
Jan
57
Jan
60%
9%
4 %
Piping
Wohl
Co
...
Corp
400
15'A
Feb
16'A
Jan
28
Feb
32
Jan
32
Jan
33V»
Jan
Feb
15%
$1
National
116
117
1,300
113%
Feb
300
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
National
Bellas
10
Feb
10%
Jan
National
shares
128
Jan
6%
3,000
Feb
Jan
Jan
7!A
13 %
Jan
13 Va
Feb
16%
Jan
6
Jan
13%
13%
04%
13,200
13%
49%
48%
50%
2,300
48'A
Feb
57%
Jan
14Va
Jan
16%
Jan
1
300
21
Feb
23%
17%
1,300
17 Vb
Feb
20%
Jan
4%
600
4%
Feb
4%
Jan
7%
4%
21%
17%
Jan
9%
Jan
4%
~1%
~T %
1%
Feb
10%
10%
300
9%
Jan
10%
14%
14%
7.300
14%
Feb
17%
Jan
8 Va
8 Vtt
5,4y0
7O0
Feb
9%
Jan
Feb
12%
Feb
7%
5 Va
19'A
28%
Jan
100
7
Feb
7%
Jan
%
500
19
Jan
20%
Jan
5 VB
27%
19%
900
%
50
7%
27
19
Jan
26
5
Jan
5%
Jan
33%
5
Feb
34%
Jan
300
1,900
13
h
8,000
1
3,200
1 V8
110
1
6c
1
21%
103 %
Feb
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
22%
Feb
87
85%
87
94 Va
94%
21 Vb
Feb
25
Jan
85%
Jan
90
Jan
30
92 Va
Jan
95
Jan
87
22
154'A
Jan
88
153% 154%
70
150%
Jan
Feb
41 %
42%
50
41%
2%
17%
Feb
17%
17%
150
17%
Feb
100
"l I
liS
158%
44
2%
19
124 Va
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
A
Feb
1%
Jan
1,200
22%
Jan
27%
Jar
100
1
122Va
20,300
122% 123 %
100
Tel
Feb
Feb
60
22
4
——
17%
102'/a
series
2.50
Jan
Jan
8%
13%
Inc
2
12%
8%
17%
preferred
Jan
21%
17%
•
1
27 Vb
Jan
29
Feb
10 %
Jan
33%
Jan
25
24%
25 %
28
28
28
10%
10'A
300
9%
Jan
33
32%
33
300
32%
Feb
2%
2%
2%
2%
100
3%
3'A
3%
5,600
9'A
9%
3%
4 Vb
Jan
3
Jan
1
(Mich)
1
Co
5%
Jan
National
59%
Jan
National
Jan
National
Starch
Feb
National
Steel
Jan
National
Casket
24
Jan
National
Eleclric
National
5
53%
11 %
6
82%
15 %
2%
90
8%
Jan
Jan
Jan
12%
6%
93
Feb
Company
Products
Car
common—1
19%
Associates
National
Telefilm
Jan
National
Transit common
Jan
National
Union
Ff-b
94%
Jan
Neptune
Meter
Feb
9%
Jan
Nestle
Le
Mur
600
8'/a
Jan
11%
6,300
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
100
19%
Jan
21
Electric.
20
3 "a
4
19%
Corp
common
Co common
10c
1
30c
5
1
4
Jan
Jan
Jan
A
20,500
Feb
23%
13 Vb
311
Jan
13%
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
10'A
10%
100
10%
Feb
21%
21
22%
4,500
17%
Jan
22%
Feb
28%
28%
29%
200
28%
Feb
32 Va
Jan
24%
24%
24%
200
22%
Jan
26Va
Jan
8%
~8%
1%
2,600
7Va
Jan
9%
Jan
4%
4%
500
3%
Jan
5
Jan
2'A
2%
4,300
2 %
Feb
27/s
Jan
*
Ltd
2%
17
19%
...
Weld
Jan
Jan
Feb
200
19%
Mfg
& Stores common
Petroleum
Ltd
Jan
Jan
3
2%
}
T
common..
14%
14
6.
Feb
15%
Feb
3,800
Jan
6%
Jan
F-b
8%,
Jan
6%
5
Machines.*.—1
__1
25c
Presto
Industries
Inc
2
Research COrp
-1
Rubber Machinery
10
12
8%
34%
13
common
:
20%
8%
Jan
17%
Hess
COO
890
Feb
33'A
17%
Co
Milling
801
94%
34 Va
1
1
50c
Dehydrating
Alfalfa
13
93%
Jan
10
21
93 %
30%
preferred..*
Inc
12%
600
Jan
44%
2,600
1
common
Corp
20 Vb
2%
Jan
15
Feb
6%
13%
Brewing
2%
"7
Feb
N
Jan
30
Jan
Jan
50%
100
Jan
4
36
2,300
,6,500
34%
1
-5
Muskegon Piston Ring coinmon____2.50
Muskogee Co common
10
Muter Company common
50c
Feb
6 Va
Jan
20)
6 %
39%
50
*
'.
Inc
46%
93
%
34 %
Corporation
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
200
6 Vb
6
3~7~%
34%
5
Tel
States
Jan
14
6%
3~7~%
50c
Mills
Vernor.
47
93
Jan
4
5
conv
Service
47
5,400
13%
100
•
cumulative
TV
700
pfd
preferred
Mountain
13%
33
C
100
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
6%
13'%
32%
Molybdenite
Mount
13%
15'A
preferred..
Canada..:
of
Public
4.50%
15%
!
33
Corp..
Pwr & Light 5%
5
5.290
Feb
15%.
4%
25c
Corp
convertible
%
Nachman
5%
9
15
1
common
Namm-Loeser's
56
Jan
Feb
5%
At
—1
Co
Co
Jan
A
7%
9%
Feb
1
Prodhcts—
Jan
5
Jan
4%
5
—
common
Jan
54-,
15
500
1,925
9 VB
8%
11%
V_'__.:__£l
Abrasive
99%
50c
50%
200
3,500
200
*
dividend
non cum
117%
6 Vb
II.inO
29
4%
50c
7
Co...
Corp
Corp
x24%
—
52%
28%
1%
*
1
5
Petroleum
States
Jan
.
50%
x9% xlO
lVit Feb
1
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co.—.1
Michigan Steel Tube
2.50
Michigan Sugar Co common—.
1
6%
preferred
1°
Feb
5'A
52%
10
Marine
Ltd
Corn
Feb
5i%
Jan
Jan
Jan
17
500
common..
Chemical
96%
—
Feb
16
IAt
Corp
Thermit
6c
Michigan
23%
4%
Jan
14%
•
A
Co
11J %
4%
71v2
I
Merrill
10
~
Jan
100
1
Co
Mesabl
390
116
70
13 %
Ltd
Co
&
34
.
25
400
30c
Co..
Mfg Co
Refrigerating
91
24
71
1
B)
Co
&
99
—
Jan
71
200
1%
Murphy
12
60
60
Jan
35%
r__10c
Rubber
&
Johnson
Menasco
Muntz
17%
60
63A
Jau
6%
1
Inc
Merchants
Jan
4,1 0.)
600
Feb
29 Va
2.50
-
Co
Aircraft
(A
Jan
3.600
a
Feb
6%
2,700
4%
15%
Corp (Can) Ltd
1
Molybdenum Corp
1
Mondngahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
-100
4.80% cumul preferred series B..100
4 Va
4%
250
35
6%
1%
Feb
86'/a
i
Jan
4%
34 %
15%
94
39
14
5
4%
1%
Jan
Jan
92
Feb
Feb
15%
Missouri
Feb
2}J
Jan
1
Jan
Feb
A
pref—__—•
25
1%
2%
34%
1
10
Feb
3%
2%
25c
Minnesota
26%
1
4,300
Mining
100
5
15%
49 %
Jan
100
Feb
15
46
Feb
6 ,Pnr\
600
15%
Jan
?'■,
4,100
6
Jan
48
9%
3%
500
7%
6
Jan
1
5%
26%
10%
7%
5%
18%
3
34%
3%
10'A
7%
25c
Feb
26%
4
—
—5
Feb
1%
2 Va
__
•
15
5
7%
24
Jan
27
5%
30%
600
Jan
27
4
Miller
1,400
Jan
Jan
I,000
Jan
2,100
8%
27,200
2%
2%
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
11 'A
Jan
6 Vb
Feb
26%
4
5%
1%
2%
Jan
5Vt
6
1
4
25%
3%
Jan
Midwest
2 "a
1,000
Jan
Jan
11 %
11'A
3%
5%
4%
25%
3%
6
"5%
17%
Jan
5
60c
1
10%
12
warrants
Communication
Steel
Jan
12%
800
—
10c
International
Marconi
Midland
4%
Jan
22%
11%
Va Feb
100
Exploration
(The
58%
2,300
12%
Jan
22 Va
10%
1
100
common
Manischewitz
Feb
4 'A
Jan
Feb
12%
18%
Goods
Stores
Oil
4%
Jan
2,300
5
Service
Midland
4'A
Jan
13%
600
12%
1,>
~5'A
Corporation..
Middle
1
1A
Feb
1 Vb
12%
,
Jan
Feb
Jan
%
preferred
6c
Sporting
National
Mfg
!A
12 Vb
10
Publications
Truck
Jan
I
Industrial
Feb
5%
.
M
Macfadden
Mack
12%
8%
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit 6c Ireland__£l
Indianapolis Pwr 6c Light 4% pfd..100
Industrial Enterprises Inc
I
1
6%
5 %
2,
79 %
1,100
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer
dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Feb
Inc
(The)
National
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
5%
Corp
Jan
9 V4
*
..2.50
5
18,700
Chain
.jaU
9
5
6%
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wtttnauer Watch Co
Mlcromatic
9'A
stock-*
Jan
2%
•
Feb
1
*
*
Jan
2%
3%
5%
Feb
18
Inc..
Land
Jan
Jnn
Common
Lynch
18%
2%
2%
2%
1
Loblaw Groceterias second
Louisiana
Feb
Feb
"5'A
Ltd
cumulative
Lunkenheimer
Jan
ono
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Steel
28%
2%
Inc
Petroleums
Locke
Jan
22% Feb
Jan
3%
'
5
G)
Industries
24%
10 '/a
Co
Refineries
5%
Jan
19%
—
3
50c
Leonard
Litton
98%
~5 V*
common
(R
Jan
3%
Feb
1
University
Realty
Tourneau
<
J2% Feb
14%
12%
—
5
common
Lefcourt
Le
12%
95
Feb
Mid-West
15%
15
10
Jan
Jan
12%
5'A
Feb
300
Va
Feb
Ltd
Sessions
100
common
Manufacturing Co
Hydro-Electric
La
Lear
Jan
67
17
15
Co
Refining
6c
Mines
&
3%
36%
5
3,100
2%
98
2%
Jan
*
.
(Harvey)
Lock
Co
—
&
Lamson
36%
92
67
13%
12%
17%
2%
1
A Jan
75 pesos
A
Foundry Corp
Lamson
Corp of Delaware
Feb
•
A
—
Bearing
(Geo A)
Shores
Jan
*
class
Ltd
&
Inc
&
Horn
5*fo
Co
B
Ball
border's
,
Jan
2
12
22%
100
5
Feb
200
3%
3,500
Feb
Hi
500
Jan
8 Vb
4%
3,400
Feb
7%
100
35,400
3
3%
34%
b
4%
2 Vb
18
2
31
34'A
Va
1%
A
13%
3
70Q
Jan
4
18
50
11,600
Jan
1 Va
12%
400
1 %
2%
15%
2,000
4'A
Jan
•h Jan
700
3 Vb
1%
2%
5,800
50,900
16%
2 'a
4
Jan
16
56'A
56%
6 Va
16
2
25c
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc.
Holophane Co common
Hoover
56'A
1%
2.50
A
Industries
37
Jan
2,100
?%
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Electric Co
Higble Mfg Co common
Hoe (R) 6c Co Inc common
Hevi-Duty
Hofmann
10%
400
3%
34
5%
Feb
%
3
1
Uaiion
300
4
100
common
common
Hercules
11
•
common
Co
10 %
10c
*
Co
&
2 Va
25c
&
800
1
10c
preferred
Henry
56 'A
1
Co
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600
...
2
Corp
(W
3%
3°%
x
__
^.25
Co
Rubenstein
3%
35% x35%
'
Light
Co..
Mining
Helena
35 V«
10
Hathaway Eakeries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co
Hazel Bishop Inc
Hecla
3%
1
Jan
23
Lakey
Metal
1
Company
Electric
Lake
S
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common
10%
Feb
6%
%
I
Company
Inc
Apparel
McDonnell
%
13%
Jan
1
Feb
6
Jan
5 Va
?**%
33%c
Jan
.10
10%
1,100
2%
12%
5
132
10%
75
4,000
6%
5
162%
6%
Feb
13%
6'A
li
7.50
Jan
10%
Jan
"2%
1
Co
Feb
•
Brewing
Rubber
149%
10c
Harbor Plywood
Corp
Harnischfeger Corp
Hastings
Ltd
Inc...
127
common—.5
Inc
Co
Harvard
Corp
275
1%
Jan
2%
2
1
Corp
Consolidada
Jau
2%
9%
11,400
Jan
11%
Jan
4%
20c
300
tic
Alabastlne
Hartford
L'Aiglon
Magna
400
2%
6Vb
Feb
2%
22%
Co
Stores
Laclede-Christy
La
Mages
1.0 V,
2V«
Jan
10 Vb
1,800
%
10c
149'/a 152 %
2'A
'47/«
2,200
~2%
2.50
130% 132
>.
2,500
2%
23
;
130%
__1
,
Organ
:
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Krueger Brewing Co
Feb
26
2%
5%
10V4
1
149%
.1
preferred
Lamp
Co
Stores
B)
Hotels
Feb
H
Hall
Knott
Jan
10
2%
5'A
25c
Petroleum
Dept
(I
Kobacker
17%
Jan
Feb
2%
13
~6%
5
&
Jan
68
1,000
Jan
5
Minerals
(S)
Kleinert
10%
25%
26
Feb
8%
Jan
67
4
50%
Jan
2%
Products
Kirkiand
Klein
Jan
Jan
"2(Kr.
Jan
6%
98%
Co
Company
VenSyn
14%
9*« ;Jaff S<
.2%
43%
100
Va
1
•
Co
B
Hammond
Oil
Kingston
Kirby
13%
Vw.r<r%^a£h''
400~
21,7ud
7
98%
(Del)
Inc
(Walter)
10
A'sAuv
2,Oder;- ; 1(?%.
50 VB
75
•
4
Co
Kin-Ark
32%
-
Industries—
&
&
Jan
J150;
17%
2%
50
10
^XZch'.
j
14,900 N
*
10
xl7
50A
.
12;%
29%
12%
-50c
Company
Gypsum Lime
'
29%
9%
92%
1,800
49 V8
50c
100
stock—
Chemical
6c
Va
1
Pacific Tea—
common
Films
$4.56
33,000
Jan
Company
Stores Products
States
11%
.
lOc
Freehold. Leases
Guild
Jan
9%
5
inc
Hydraulics
Grocery
-
1
Co
Griesedieck
i
Feb
19
l
preferred
l akes
vjiiUOii
46%
Feb
9%
1
Varnish..
lnuustries
Non-voting
Greer
Jan
16%
95
_*
Jan
39%
100
1%
^
Inc,
Great Atlantic &
^reat.
B_
7%
■800
17%
5
^10
class
A Jan
46%,
9%
1
Inc...
Rapids
1st
Jan
1 %
1
Manufacturing
1%
Jan
16
28%
31
•
Mines
Manufacturing Co_
Manufacturing common
xvuier
3
Feb
9
Consolidated
Goodman
Feb
•
Co
6c
Distillers
Goldfleld
20
Corp
Union
Gobel
2%
*._•
Alden
Glenmore
Feb
700
9'A
10%
1
Co
Glen
2%
2 ',4
17%
•V
50c
_
Gladding
Feb
45%
45%
*
common
Gilchrist
5%
Jan
6
5
preferred
Yellowknife
Feb
Feb
2
~3%
14
25c
preferred
Giant
Gilbert
"5%
5
1,200
2'A
2%
Feb
400
2 Va
3,600
41 V»
pfd—100
4%%
Electric
Company
Kennedy's
Kldde
&c
Chemical
Liberal
Corp
$5
Jan
5'A
£1
reg
Corporation
Power
ueorgia
31
5%
25
Fireproofing common
Enterprises
Transistor
Jan
2%
com—1
General Plywood Corp common.
5% -convertible
preferred
:
General
28
Ltd—
rets ord
Stores
200
5%
General Indus
•General
30
1%
*
Corp
preferred
convertible
Corp
6c Company
Gas
Lanston Industries Inc
warrants
General Alloys
Co
General Builders Supply
6%
29%
100
c
15c
Industries
Kawneer
Factor
Feb
K
■
$1 or 25c
39%
10 Va
1
common
Ltd
Jan
400
50
1
Co^
Glass
Oils
Feb
6%
VB
5%
2%
Corp
ilOc
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
Jeannatte
Hign
39 %
7
1
Chute
Israel-American Oil
Jan
5
t
Irving Air
7%
— —
5
Low
pfd__100
v
Inc
5,900
,
49%
1
Manufacturing
Range Since Jan. 1
High
39 Va
33 %c
Royalty
Fireman
Shares
Jan
Feb
Iron
•
_10c
Ipwa Public Service Co 3.90%
Ironrite
1,300
8%
1
9 %
i
3%
Jan
Jan
95
A
International Resistance Co
Intex
Oil
Company
Jan
for Week
•
Industries
Jan
Jan
Jan
Sales
Range
Low
International Petroleum capital stock.*
International Products
5
Feb
14%
1
10c
common
Feb
Jan
98
1
Pipe
10%
3
3 5a
_10
Ltd
Cigar Machinery
26 Va
14%
"9%
Co
Corporation
Eureka
2,000
9,400
International
Jan
7%
98
1
nrpferred
Manufacturing
3
14%
100
■squire Inc
Eureka
19%
1.000
27%
10'A
20c
pfd
$2
convertible
preferred
Erie Forge & Steel Corp com
Ero
r
Va
Jan
Jan
Week's
mt Prices
own
31%
15%
5c
^
1st
8
%
A
27%
27%
1
Inc
cum
100
1
or America
Emery Air Freight Corp..,
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
Equity Corp common
6%
~7%
7 Va
1
Corp
Corp
27%
24
1
Limited
Electrographic
27%
30
Corporation class A
Elder
Thursday
Sal* Prist
Pmr
Eastern
1
21
American Stock Exchange
Feb
25
1741/4
lnt
FEBRUARY
High
B.
Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial
$2 preferred
ENDED
STOCKS
A
<6
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
—1
Corp
$.7
FOR
eek
n.<ti<KS
of Prices
Solo Price
Pmr
Eastern States
Sales
28
28
29
900
28
5
Feb
Jan
32
Jan
5
Jan
,**
•
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The Commercial and financial Chronicle
-
36
(960)
.
.
Monday, February 25, 1957
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Thursday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
American
Stock
of Prices
f hares
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
New
Bristol Oils Ltd
New
British
New
Chamberlain
New
England Tel & Tel
New
Haven
Oil Ltd
%
—40c
Petroleum
v:
1<5
113
27«
50c
134*4
1
0
)"<i
17%
1*8
50c
.
2'A
100
convertible
50a
New
Idria
New
Watch
&
1*8
1*8
Co
preferred
;
Min & Chem Co.
Mexico
&
New
Pacific
Arizona
2 7%
%
!;l
Feb
7,400
2*8
1317%
135
t*
Jan
San
Carlos
Feb
2 7%
Jan
■
San
Diego
'A
Feb
1
1%
6,350
1%
Feb
2'4
8,00o
178
Jan
17«
'
Park
Mining
New
Process
New
Superior
New
Co
__
_
York
Auction
New
York
&
York
..
Merchandise
Nickel
Rim
Norbute
__
2,400
39
Feb
47*8
Jan
13%
Feb
16*8
Jan
17%
Jan
2 78
Feb
17%
174
4,400
17%
Feb
172
Jan
Scullin
Jan
87'!
Jan
Scurry-Rainbow
27%
27%
100
1*4
Feb
7%
Jan
Seaboard
Western
Jan
Securities
Corp General
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)___'__
& Fisher Brick Co
Corp_
300
575
Northern
Ind
Northspan
19,900
314
Feb
57%
Jan
700
2%
Feb
3
Jan
1.000
4*4
Feb
»6
-37a
37 %
3%
3,500
374
Jan
10c
87!
77%
8'A
3,400
77%
Feb
10*/%
10*%
lC*/4
377%
33
1,200
25
Mines
*
—
___
Feb
Sherman
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
Feb
Jau
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
Shoe
86
Jan
917%
Jan
Siboney-Caribbean
1
7.6,
Jan
Sicks
4,1
Feb
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
27!
Ohio
1
Company™
Brass
Ohio
Power
Okalta
*!
Jan
17!
Jan
Okonite
Old
47%%
Silex
Co
5,000
61
1,425
60
Feb
,—100
99
99' %
250
95
Jan
101
Jan
2
2f7i
1,500
2i«
Jan
3
Jau
72 7a
200
717%
Jan
37%
Feb
—1
preferred
717%
25
common™
Corp
7
_3
37%
7%
13 7
800
374
A
4
167!
Feb
637%
76 7%
378
Gas
<fe
1st
Electric 6%
1st pfd
preferred—™,_„
1st preferred-™
Ainer
57%
Feb
12*8
Feb
14
Jan
80'!
83%
400
80
Feb
92
Jan
Slick
24*%
24 %
400
24
Jan
25'A
Jan
Smith
3*8
37%
500
3*A
Jan
5'/o
redeemable
1st
5'1o
redeemable
1st
31%
32
.
25
preferred
pfd series A
1st
redeemable
1st
redeemable
1st
preferred
4.36%
Pacific
$4.75
dividend
$4.75
conv
$4.30
preferred
cum
dividend
Northern
Petroleums
Pacific
Power
&
Jan
Oil
Israel
Paramount
park
pfd.
Motors
Chemical
Airways
Patino
Penn
of
Canada
Traffic
Peruvian
Oils
&
Plaseclci
Pierce
Aircraft
Governor
Pioneer Gold
Polaris
Products
Porto Rico
Power
of Canada
Corp
Prairie
Pratt
C11
&
Royalties
Lambert
Pressed
Metals
Preston
East
Progress
Mfg
Providence
Public
of
of
10*!
.
1
10%
*
p.
Oil
Co
California
Rath
$1.25
Reda
Reiter-Foster
Reliance
Remington
Ltd
Ridgeway
Corp
Mining
Feb
24
Jan
4.24%
cumulative
2274
22 74
22'%
500
217%
Jan
23'4
Jan
21%
Jan
2374
Jan
preferred——.25
cumulative preferred/
25
86%
Jan,
Jari
4.08%
574
Southern Pipe Line____——
z_l
10
Southern
Petroleum
Materials
Co
Jan
Sjiear & Company!—
1
Specialty Stores Co Inc____—_™_____5
Spencer Shoe Corp
——4——1
Stalil-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp coinmon_
1
98'%
Feb-
r
100
'8%
69,900
14,600
n
7,800
3%
57
100
'f5"%.
,
..
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8
■
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4:,ii.
-4%
56
,
Forgings
1
19'/4
6278 "Jan
Standard
Industries
:—__50c
1*8
Standard
Oil
„
(Ky) i__
Tub
1574
157'g
Jan
9*8
Jan
Standard
Products
10%
Jan
Standard
Shares
Feb
Jan
Jap.
Standard
Jan
Jan
6'%
4%
Jan
18%
~1%.
6,900
5:%
1,100
1%
5%
2
58'%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Steel
Co
Jan
Steel
Parts
67%
Jan
Stein
14
Jan
113
Jail
Sterling Precision
94'%
Jau
Stetson
200
6
Jan
6*4
Jan
Stlnnes
6 7%
6'8
200
5%
Jan
674
Feb
Stop
24*1:
243h
24%
100
23'A
Jan
24*a
Jan
Stroock
Products
1*8
700
1%
Jan
2
Jan
Stylon
1,000
5%
Feb
6
Jan
Sun
7%
x22%
23'b
800
7%
200
23
8
8
•
57
4%
7!
14*8 '
9*8
Jan
Sunrise
Jan
Sunset
Supermarkets
Interaational
I'II
14*%
Feb
5*4
Jan
54'A
Jan
Swan
Finch
500
16%
Jan
%
Feb
8,500
8%
Jan
8*8
Feb
Talon
800
14 %
Inc
Jan
16'%
Jan
9%
Jan
9*4
Jan
97%
9*5
900
16 7%
16%
900
%
17
Jan
93%
Cldss
class
B
Jan
17*%
Jan
16'%
Jan
18
Oil
Texam
Texas
II
new
Inc
Jail
Shovel
Co
Corp
157%
Feb
28%
Jan
■Tishman
Realty
Feb
45
Jan
Tobacco
Grande
1014
J0%
40/
x95s
Feb
1374
Jan
19%
20'a
Vtc
extended
Rolls
(I)
14'%
600
to
Jan
& Sons
3
1965
1
pfd F
100
Inc
1
ii
1 >t
1 a
19%
l'*ll
1*4
7.20*)
Feb
21'%
24
American
Cable
Roosevelt
Corp
Russell
Ryan
Fifth
(The
Ave
F
C)
Aeronautical
3
1_™___3'
Jan
/
Feb-.<
6*%
Jan /
Feb
14%
Jan
137%
Feb
Jan
^
*•
2*4 Jan
s
Feb
3*4
317%
29'A
17'%
14'A
13%
3 74
6,'iUd
58*4
Jan
Feb
2074
Jan
3 7s
38
Feb
100
Jan
14'%
Jan
3*4
.
Jan
Feb
3
13
Jan
Feb
-
100
11%
Feb
14
Jan
1.500
3*8
Feb
-4 7%
Jan
1,000
3%
17%
597%
Jan
Toledo
56 7%
Jan
597%
Jan
38
Feb
14
Jan
Trans
Caribbean
Feb
72
Feb
1*8
1*4
1,700
5 1
40*4
3
Trans
Cont
Trans
Cuba
Oil
Jan
Trans
Empire
Feb
44'%
Jan
Trans
27%
Jan
Feb
1,700
11'%
Feb
13' %
Jan
1,900
28%
Feb
30 7!
Jan
7»%.
7'/,
7'A
6.000
7
Feb
8*4
17's
17%
2
2.2CO
i%
Feb
27%
Jan
Feb
U,
Jan
11
i<i
98
17,100
10
ii.
Co class
Jan
95
225
98
98
99
Feb
40'%
44*!
Feb
45 7!
Jan
Jan
47*%
Feb
7!
Feb
2*8
Feb
9*4
Jan
Jan
21%
Jan
Feb
15'A
Jan
21*%
Feb
24 7%
Jan
Feb
6,A
Feb
174
Jan
39
800
42
42%
40'!
6.',;
41'%
43%
3,900
2'%
2*0
2 7%
3,400
2
9
9
9 7!
300
9
Xl4'/a
14%
22'A
X14 '.
300
21%
22 %
197%
ICC
20
20
600
36%
84
4*8
47%
8
79
600
4*8
3,600
2 7!
Jan
Trunz
Temper
Jan
Jan
Feb
5*/8
Jan
90'%
Jan
2 7!
Jan
2*8
Jan
400
8*8
Jan
10*8
Jan
SCO
9
37!
85
Feb
112
92
Feb
3*8
4'%
Jan
3
Feb
50c
2*4
2%
3
11,800
2*!
Jan
1.25
2*8
2*3
2,'r
3,900
2'A
Jan
4*8
4'n
4*8
2.600
3%
Jan
4'%-
Feb
12'%
11%
12 7%
38,b00
Jan
12%
Jan
38 J%
Feb
307!
Jan
1
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—
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Lux
True
Feb
Jan
2,310
2*8
8%
4*8
25
89
39
"2%
400
1%
17%
17%
85
1
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Tri-Continental
warrants—
3
Jan
'
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3'A
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—
1
Jan
30
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Jan
^
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Jan
3*3
■
87
Jan.
Jan
14
Feb
1,000
A__ _10c
Inc
Industries
Jan
2'%
12'%
13'%
12*4
29'%
20
Airways class
IIS
80%
Jan
Jan
12 %
1
'Tonopah Mining of Nevada^
5%
50
6'%
4y2
Ltd—
Co
preferred
Jan
1.400
2»«
Edison
Jan
2.401
85
12%
1
—
39%
_7.PJ
Jan
Feb
28%
127%
25c
Trust
4%
8
10,800
12%
-100
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1 *
57%
27%
2.000
6'/«
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5*4
27%
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11'%
8
5*4
27%
Shipyard Corp common
Oil Corp
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Jan
59'A
Feb
,
2%' Jan
common
r„
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a
3%
1.400
3*8
2%
3
32%
5
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177!
3,200
32%
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1,810
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Feb
Jan,
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Feb
Management
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4
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stmpd
Feb
Feb
tissue
A7s
Jan
50%
redeemed)
A7s
4%, .Jan
Feb
of)
stamped (Plan A)
Bank of Bogota—
Mortgage
Jan
7%
Feb-Aug
Range since
bold
ma a Askcu
'
Jan
32%
Feb
(City
Bonds
Thursday's
or
Sale Price
June-Dec
1947
(20 '/'o
1939
Mortgage
Jan
2%
Jan
6s
1947
7s
Munic
secured
Maranhao
2% Feb
Feb
27%
BOO
7 %
4 %
__
American
1,800
.
Jan
8
2
Exchange
(Prov) 6%s 1949.
A Lima
City (Peru) 6%s stamped
Jan
2%
29%
Week's Range
Last
l eriuu
AHanover
Feb
11%
37%
common
Corp
Feb
290
37%
Corp
Jan
45%
400
~T%
Corp
Universal
36 %
11%
.
1
Co
Vitamin
Stores
36
14%
7s
Jan
Feb
f
Cons
A Hanover
Jan
1%
Jan
1
Reclaiming
States
„
208
Jan
40%
10c
Corp
B
class
Rubber
6.200
45
1
common
U S Air Conditioning
U
7'6
43%
Feb
5+6
Jan
%
11
25
—
Specialties
U
1
1%
44%
25
Machinery common.
Preferred
United
200
200
1 %
10
preferred
United
Feb
5&
CO
i%
204
204
204
—25
common
Interest
Low
Ltd—
-
Stock
Hiyn
A German
United
21
Sales
Last
-
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
Thursday
Thursday
STOCKS
(Plan
A)- 2s
•
Universal
Consolidated
Universal
(The)
10
OH__
—
15%
1o34
14
Corp
29%
Jan
30%
Co
common.
21%
22%
2.9w.J
20%
Jan
25%
Jan
Sugar
4%
4%
4%
500
4%
5%
Jan
-4_
,
,—
.
Feb'
-
Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-Interest,
transaction
(not
included
in
year's
range),
f Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not "included in year's range), r Trans¬
dividend,
action
value,
par
Odd-Jot
a
Feb
2/ %
15
Insurance
Products
*No
t
'
2
5
Universal
Universal
Utah-Idaho
—
—
cash
for
a
(not included in year's
$Thursday's bid and asked prices;
ABonds
range), x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rlahts. t Ex-liauidating dividend.
no sales being transacted during current week.
traded flat.
being
>
§Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations
Valspar
Corp common
convertible
preferred
$4
Vanadium-Alloys
Venezuelan
5
——
121
1
Jan
83
Jan
41
Jan
Feb
i,"
when
issued;
of deposit
certificates
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
;
"M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
w," with. warrants; "x w."-without warrants.
"w
Jan
7%
above—"cod."
Jan
125%
Jan
121
4%
Jan
3%
50
121
"w
used
"conv," convertible;
tive;
Jan
36
300
3%
3%
warrants.
Petroleum
X80
900
37
36
Jan
6%
Feb
5%
■
36
Co
Steel
Van Norman Industries
300
5%
5%
1
Jan
'
Venezuela
Syndicate
Corporation
Vinco
5%
__20c
Inc
1
2
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Ccx__
Vogt Manufacturing,
_
Vulcan Sflver-Lead Corp—_____
5%
1.500
4%
Jan
6
Jan
5%
__
C
1.800
5%
Feb
7%
Jan
12%
400
1.1 %
Feb
13%
Jan.
\
6%
10,800
5%
Feb
7%
Jan
listed
12
12%
5%
6 %
-_1
Stock and Bond Averages
5
5
Below
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonda
the New Yojrk Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
are
-Bonds-
-Stocks1C
\
w
Aircraft
Waco
30
4%.
Co
3%
Jan
6%
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
100%
Feb
'
ctfs
Baking voting
preferred
Wagner
7%
.
Waitt
Bond
«&
ext
100
Inc____
Webb
&
$6
Co
Knapp Inc___
preference^
Ipc (Del)
West
Utilities
Texas
Western
Amer
dep
rets
ord
Western Tablet &
Westmoreland
Eagle
White
5% %
shares
Williams
WiXso*
5%
v
C)
(R
Brothers
Wood
Woolworth
(P
American
Petroleum
'%
.
2,800
iff
:
■
-
%
■
50
2V4
9Va
9%
22%
21——_
46b.93
%
Feb
•
Date—
Mon.
18___
Feb.
19____
85.96
Jan
38
Jan
Wert.
Feb.
20____
85.84
Jan
3
Jan
Thurs.
21___
95.67
Feb
M0
Jan
Fri.
93«
23%
Feb
22
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
22-__
4%
ll3*
Feb
12%
Jan
25 %
Jan
Jan
7%
Feb
3%
Jan
*
253
3 "4
100
3'. 4
Feb
4%
153 a
14>4
Jan
16%
97%
20
96)2
Feb
99
Jan
14
200
11%
Jan
15%
Jan
lb*8
16%
rep
Feb
76
2.800
16'4
ib '.jh
79%
Jan
73"
^
79%
69%j,|,eb.
Jan
The SEC index of stock prices
,
5%
700
5%
yeaf^rejas follows (1939=100):
'
Feb
5%
Feb
Mi
Jan
18 %
Jan
v
Composite
"* *
.
——,
~lh "Feb
100.600
i!t.
16%
500
17 %
Feb
.
Transportation
—_
Week's Range
Thursday's
or
East
mu
Sale Price
<v
57 V4
2
86
86
N
J
May-Nov
63
63
81
65 %
63
Jan-July
92%
92%
2
95
95
5
107% 109
5
__Mar-5epf
108
J an-July
debs 1967
4s 1970— _—J an-July
6%% liq tr ctfs__
April-Oct
1963—
Valley
RR
/National Research Corp—
:
5s convertible sufcord debentures
197 6
'/
England
6%s
-
extended
1953
due
'Ohio Power
1st
Power
mortgage
1st
Public
Safe
3%s 1968—
Electric
Service
Water
3s series
B
+
+
•
series
United
E
1976
184,100
2,793,000
160,000
2,955,000
81,200
>
?86
6,964,484
Total
.
1
91%
97%
80
International
$12,000
29,003
90G.00C
G,330,250
7,821,IOC
12,865,000
16,556,000
148,446,100
155,984,900
$17,474,000
$355,340,350
$35,000
Bank
Totai_
88%
2
97%
90
596%
^
2
Transaclions at the American Stock Exchange
97%
89%
1/W% 103%
"4
77
76%
4
Stocks
(Number
103%
94 %
96%
77
101%
Tues.1
101
Bonds
Shares)
Mon.
102
100
Domestic
of "
100%
73
——
101% 102
90%
91%
72
75
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
95
89
88%
2
'+
98
100%
Feb. 38
Feb. 20
637.840
Feb. 22
Period
Exchange
serle*
A
A 6s .series
Jan-July
Port
Banks—
April-Oct
-
1951
&
Waterways
-
Feb-Aug
1952:
B
~A6*
—
6%s
Thursday's
Old It
Low
^Germany) 7s 1951
Central Bk of< German- State & Prov
A Baden
„
or
1952
Jarv-Jyty
i 167
Askt-.o
High
No.
Low
Stocks—No.
2,328.800
ttigh
105
+98%
-_
-
$6,000
$216,000
1956
21%
23%
$246,OQO
$24,000
Feb. 22
Jan. 1 to
1956
1957
3,266,856
$216,000
$287,000
$1,817,000
115,000-
27,947,079
31.516,39S
—
Foreign government...
Foreign corporate—
339,000
6,900
Total.
$246,000
$1,844,000
-
18,000
24,900
100
_
69,000
49,000
2,828,800
__
J 23%
105
91
mo
Shares.
3,000
9,0:0
Bonds
Domestic
190
of
56,030
5,000
Range since
Jan. 1
4,0?0
$Tooo
Week Ended Feb. 22
boio
Bonds
$72,OQO
Holiday
1957
Bonds
Total
Bonds
40,000
-
1
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Foreign
Corporate
$8,000
61,000
674,720
Feb. 21
Bonds
51,000
684,340
Feb. 19
Wed.
Thurs.
—
Foreign
Government
$64,000
831.400
Municipalities
Thursday
Interest
$163,854,000
90%
96
Total
BONDS
$46,030
82
90%
90%
95
5100
Foreign Governments and
-
$5,000
Shares-
84
88
-
90
37%
57534
102
'
$13,453,900
of
U. S. Government
99%
596%
June-Dec
52
90
.
572
June-Aug
Feb-Aug
1956
84,700,012
79,182,924
10,568,480
—
90
June-Dec
Jan. 1 to Feb. 22
1957
1956
.
583,900
Stocks—No.
Railroad and Industrial.
82%
95
102%
19H7■
6,964,484
Fri.
A Danzig
$13,453,900
$5,000
$583,900
812.805,000
-
-
-
.3,041,200'
Holiday
Foreign
136
128
7
96:%.
f 82
.*96
Jan-July
Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb A Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s I960—
Western Newspaper
Union 6s 1959
Stock
2,953,0 iO
—_
96
,
97%
92%
92
85
.+88
Feb-Aug
Washington
American
'
$5,000
Bonds
100
1978
& Chemical 6s 1973
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
90
.*80
l
94%
8ale$
3,704,100
87
91
94 "2
185
■
Feb-Aug
__Feb-Aug
1976—
82
3
93
.96
9o%
Feb-Aug
1973
—
+82
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
—
Dye
Wasatch
3.520,000
1,685.840
Feb. 22
.Fri.
Total
Bond
Bonds
$3,755,600
1,793.420
-
Government
United States
Bank
Bonds
Week Ended Feb. 22
97%
94
J 80
F$b-Aug
3s series F 1979
Feb-Aug
"3%s-series G 1981__i
April-Oct
Southern California Gas 3'As 1970
April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.) 3s 1971—Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970——Feb-Aug
3s
1.0
$158,600
'
95%
131% 132%
131%
deb 1962_Jan-July
'
3y8s series D
Bonds
$3,597,000
102%
45
87
94
Ce 6s
1998_Jan-July
Corp 3s, 1981—May-Noa
1973
-2%s series C
•'
97
1964—June-Dec
Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
3VsS series A
383.2
326.8
Foreign
1,683,224
Feb. 20—.-
Feb. 21-__o.'
97
100
?99% 103
97%
97
x
& Gas
Power
96
'■
April-Oct
1970
Harbor
274.8
Bonds
1176%
'
April-Oef
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s' oonv
151.6
325.5
Int'l
Railroad
and Mtscel.
1,302,000
Feb. 19—
Wed.
Thurs.
103%
97
14
I—*—1
Feb. 18_
Tues.
86%
'
Jan-July
Jan-July
Pennsylvania Water & PoWSr 3%s
3 Vis
+
161.5
1.1
-
3s 1971
mortgage
+
340.0
'
1963——
to
94
36
97
965«
.
Mon.
54
86
92
Shares
95
117
91 %
15
102 % 103%
103%
92%
95
53'%
92
*86
Jan-July
90%
107'%
—
91%
May-Nov
3%s '1961
/Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
AJ st -mortgage 6%s 1953
/New
60
"53%
92
Stocks
Number of
_May
Altalian Power Realization Trust
Midland
277.9
0.0
157.0
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
*58%
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv
Western RR
Guantanamo&
290.0
—0.2
290.7
398.6
369"4
86
Division—
series A 1993—
A 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1993—
Eastern Gas & Fuel 3%s 1965
—
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
4s
353.0
'
'
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
of
425.2
0.
.
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
90
61%
86
500.8
■"
,
8
88%
o
Ja"-July
Low.
*rfew
123 %
4
89%
437.6
+0.1
;
274.8
344.1
j.
468.6
57 %
95 7
91%
121%
—'
89%
Sertice
366.2
1.1
+
High
52
15
57%
95%
89%
June-Dec
1978
Mining ;
•
12 7 %
+
and
Low
*319.0
4 0.6
•
427.1
290.0*
■»>
High
+ 0.5
•
-
'
1956-1957—
.
Change
382.7
=.
157.0
Finance
Percent-
Jan. 1
Low
No.
High*
95%
June-Dec
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
Bonds
bold
iiakcu
Trade,
-
405.7
.
427.7
Goods
Non-Durable
V
Range since
322.5
324.0
386.9
-Durable Goods,
"
Fph
Feb. 8, '57
Puh
'r.n
Feb. 15, '57
408.0
Manufacturing
1
with highs and lows for the
compared: with the preceding week and
groups
•uiirrent
8% .Jan
Jan
based on the closing prices of the common
composite and by major industry
stocks for the week ended Feb. 15, 1957, for
■If'
7}£
1994
78.87 Jan 23
Low
Holiday
3
94.00 Aug
____
SEC Index of Slock Prices
Jan
Interest
13
Range for 195(1
High
Jan
100
16 3 4
14
85.25 Feb
Jan
223e
500
7 V8
16%
90.19 Jan
Low
Jan
1.100
1%
4s inc debs
High
Jan
14
Period
Range for 1957
86.07
Tues.
6%
;
Not Available
Closing
Feb
Jan
4.300
-j.'_
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
mortgage
91.01
90.99
165.33
Jan
97%
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970—
1st
90.31
90.41
29%
11%
3%
%
Low
Lackawanna
90.89
90.87
.
.
51/8
15%
Exchange
90.99
90.23
90.06
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
-
Jan
3.1/4
15%
7%
Jibe
90.49
92.61
92.61
Over-lhe-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Feb
24 %
3%
11%
23
%
„5s
„
9C.72
165.23
165.83
68
„5S
new____
90.94
90.20
32.53
90.46
' 70.34
142.22
Jan
137
I
Corp
& Pump
165.38
90.81
70.06
40%
250
11%
1
40
Bonds
'
70.12
Feb
1,100
22 %
BONDS
AAmer Steel
70.04
.
Jan
-2
5.200
2%
9',2
24
Total
ities
90.17
92.32
165.62
36
loll
25
.
Thursday
.
Rails
23% Jan
37
8
Ltd—
Stock
Rails
-69.89
142.74
Utility
American
trials
-142.00
466,84'
469.00
Jan
7%
Jan
2v
common
receipts
Util¬
Stocks
ities
Feb
90
Feb
126%
1
:____.
Inc__
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Zapata
558
30
.100
deposit recefj>ts__^
deposit
500
36I2
,_25
pfd
6%
Grade
142.40
467.40
1920
2%. Jan.
<
86%. Jan
__
—
6
__1
Machine
Wi
—
f>%
2%
__1
—
4
Petroleum
'
—
__1
.«»
Industries
Woodley
—
36%
Industries— _10
Lt
Grade
-143.09
Feb.
Jan.
20
Feb;.
2
.
'
25
—5
common
&
Pwr
'
_25
Co
Newspaper
Woodall
Amer
—
preferred
Wisconsin
700
.....
%
10c
Oil, Co
Corp
&
10
Indus¬
Jan
2
2
—1
common
Williams-McWilliams
468.07
Feb.
Jan
135%
Jan
_10
OH
Second
65
54
Corp—
<
1%
Feb
19%
com__
preferred
River
(The)
Feb
130'4
_20
Inc
conv
Wichita'
Wlckes"
1^2
230
6
__ls
Stationery
Internat
18_;
JUi.-
i
Ltd—
Inc
Stores
*
First
.roads
Feb.
Jan
20.000
—
136% 137
m
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg—;
White
—
Feb.
Jan
1 %
1%
130% 131
ist pfd_ _100
Coal
Westmoreland
1%
1%
'
2
10
-
15
Jan
17
257a
-
pfd___, 100
Invest
3%
32%
1%. Jan
1.200
~
1.000
-r
1.25
Ltd
Maryland Ryv 7 %
Western Stockholders
'
1%
_•
;
4.40%
Leaseholds
Western
r-
1%
—5
Manufacturing
■
1%
trials
1
Feb.
Jan
2%
50
16
29%
'
Date
10
Total
;TJtil-
Rail-
15
•
Jan
104
-
15%; Jan
Feb
^
10c
.
Investors
Wentworfh
,
16
27%
__1
common,
-
.
27%
series
Webster
.
.
'■
—_
—1
Wallace
Waitham Watch
.
__
.
,
:si
cumulative preferred
St
Ti^rnan
Inc—
$2
■
—
Indus-
Jan
3 00
4%
4%
20
""
$420,000 *
304,000
$'2:460,"000
-
908,030
380,000
$3,132,000
38
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(962)
.
.
.
Monday, February 25, 1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Slock
Week's
Par
ENDED
FEBRUARY
21
Sales
Raug*
for Week
•f Price*
Bharee
last
Bale Prie*
WEEK
Exchange
Thursday
STOCKS
FOR
LOU)
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Range Since Jan. 1
Hioh
Low
Htgn.
American
Sugar Refining—
100
122%
122% 122%
19
114%
Feb
122'A
American
Tel
100
177%
175% 177%
1,697
170%
Jan
178%
Feb
73 Va
Jan
111
Members
Feb
Feb
Anaconda
<fc
1
Tel
Company
58%
"Rights"
57%
60%
628
57%
Feb
1%
1 %
1{§
9,239
1%
Feb
50%
50%
51%
1,155
50
Jan
54
3
39
270
38
Jan
40
58%
Feb
Stock
Exchange
Jan
104
York
Detroit Stock
Exchange
Ford
Boston
Edison
Boston
Pers
Cities
—
Service
Copper
*
_
Co-
Range
25
__
Prop
_
——
.10
&
Fuel
Eastern
Mass
St
Ry
60%
58%
68%
35
100
35
42 %
357
CM CO CT
Feb
35%
1%
1%
100
70c
Jan
1 %
DETROIT
cum
1st pfd class A_
100
65
59
65
6
59
Feb
67
cum
pfd
100
62
CO
62
180
46
Jan
62
First
Natl
Stores
47%
Feb
52
Jan
Motor
54
Jan
57%
Jan
52%
Feb
59%
JACKSON
■
KALAMAZOO
Jan
PONTIAC
Feb
Ford
ANN ARBOR
Feb
6%
General
class
B
•
Inc
50%
49%
51%
56%
56
56%
550
5
55%
55
56%
1.496
__1
41%
41%
42%
185
40%
Feb
44%
Jan
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46%
46%
46%
20
42%
Feb
52%
Jan
105% 109V2
133
102%
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123%
Jan
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Gillette
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105%
360
Detroit Stock
Loew's
Boston
Theatres
—____._25
14%
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New
20
England Electric System
34%
34%
12%
12
16%
16%
17
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Tel
&
Tel
Co
100
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Pennsylvania
RR
Co
Folding Machine
Reece
Rexall
Stone
Webster
&
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Union
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U
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Jan
Baldwin
13
Jan
Briggs
Jan
17%
Jan
Brown
McLaren
Jan
135 %
Feb
Bucld
133% 134%
105
16%
Jan
Buell
Feb
91
Feb
Burroughs G'oipoiation
297
1%
200
5
9%
9%
287
Co
.
Fob
Feb
1%
Feb
50%
Jan
22%
Jan
2'A
Jan
25
9%
10%
Jan
22%
Feb
23%
Jan
36
Feb
39%
Die
Chrysler
Davidson
Detroit
23
36%
51
25 %
25%
25 %
207
30%
30%
150
46%
46%
47%
2,731
%
43%
Feb
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Detroit
27'A
Jan
Economy Baler
30%
Feb
32%
Jan
Ex-Cell-O
Jan
47%
Jan
New
405
40%
Jan
45%
Feb
143
Federal-Mogul-Bower
39%
Feb
49
Jan
Ford
13%
14
53%
52%
54%
Feb
63 %
Jan
Jan
14
58
Sale Price
Par
Laundry
20
Carey
Manufacturing
Champion Paper common
10
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Machine
Cincinnati Telephone
10
50
Eagle
Picher
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for Week
of I'rioes
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10,577
37%
Jan
a
Jan
3%
Feb
4 Vs
Jan
Feb
21 %
Jan
4%
5,930
39%
Feb
3%
850
3%
Jan
1%
1,000
1%
Feb
3%
3%
900
3%
Feb
3%
Feb
1,023
17%
Feb
18%
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920
5%
Jan
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1 %
Feb
1%
Feb
2,692
25%
Jan
27%
Jan
&
Bearing—_
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Stamping
Leonard
Refineries
Jan
Masco Screw Products
28%
Feb
91%
91%
4
87%
Jan
Michigan
43%
41
95'A
Jan
43 %
60
National
40
Feb
87'/a
50%
Jan
86%
87%
272
Parke
88
Jan
Peninsular
7%
10
40%
41%
52
7%
Feb
5%
26
26
9
1
49%
47%
49%
136
45%
Jan
46%
45%
50%
859
44%
Jan
26
50%
26
26
15
15
38
37%
•
50
15
16
38
217
40%
105
19%
71
41%
19%
50
66%
176
73%
72%
26
Feb
28%
Jan
15
Feb
15%
Feb
36%
Jan
39%
Feb
40%
Feb
44%
18%
Feb
24
2%
66%
Feb
79%
170%
Jan
80
72%
Feb
77%
160
58
Feb
55 %
72%
Products
51%
Feb
65%
70
16%
Feb
18%
J;
5%
Jan
7%
Rickel
(H
W)
Raisin
43%
Scotten Dillon
Sheller
Light
Feb
20 %
19 %
Jan
24%
Jan
44
44 %
405
42%
48 %
Jan
11
1,967
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Jan
11
Feb
10
530
9%
Jan
11
Feb
11
10
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class
__
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10
9%
2%
10%
..
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Socony
IIIII_
43%
17
6%
59'%
43%
180
42
Feb
46%
.
..
11%
50
11%
Feb
13%
Jan
75
30 %
Feb
64 %
32%
Jan
Abbott
45
r
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of
2%
Feb
Feb
11%
Jan
Jan
28%' Jan
Feb
20
743
18%
Jan
20
Jan
18%
235
18%
Feb
20%
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
8
Jan
7
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Feb
9
400
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6%
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Feb
200
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7
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Jan
Feb
9
70
Jan
A"me
64 %
Jan
71%
Feb
Admiral
Steel
75
17%
194
16%
Feb
18
44
Jan
50
Akron
40 %
Feb
46%
Jan
Allied
Allied
42%
Feb
Jan
59 %
59%
Allis
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
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Low
39'A
33
32%
12%
12 %
H W
Manufacturing
_
3
57%
Feb
Jan
30
178 %
American
Airlines
Feb
192%
Jan
28 %
American
Feb
57
Jan
115
54%
Jan
54%
54'
56 %
57%
52%
Feb
40
59%
39%
Feb
44
43%
43%
Jan
32%
Feb
33%
Jan
900
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Feb
14%
Jan
11 %
300
11%
Feb
11%
Feb
29
30%
2,850
26
Feb
31%
Jan
45
200
44
Feb
55%
Jan
32%
33 %
1,000
32%
Feb
34%
Jan
19%
19 fa
19%
1,300
18%
Feb
24
Jan
—
22%
22 %
300
22
Feb *
24%
Jan
30%
.
Jan
Jan
263
300
12%
Feb
300
39 %
33%
Broadcasting
55%
30%
_
40%
50c
•
Corp
Chalmers Mfg
Feb
11%
1
37%
44 %
—
_
800
33 %
Paper
49%
45
Brass
Sales
fur Week
of Prices
38%
.10
Laboratories
144
%
Corp
transactions only
Week's
Low
5
Co
71%
Exchange
round-lot
the
Par
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Feb
25%
28%
24%
49%
25%
49%
67
(Un)
Paramount Theatres
American
Can
20%
1
(Un)
1
_
(Un)
Co
12.50
41 %
Feb
45%
Jan
American
24%
Feb
Jan
American
Motors
48%
Feb
Corp
Stand San
40
40%
700
40
Feb
42%
Jan
68%
71%
2,200
66%
Feb
74%
Jan
5 %
5%
5%
700
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
5
16%
16%
2,500
16%
Feb
900
170%
Jan
177%
Feb
250
72%
Feb
78%
Jan
Cyanamid Co
27%
20
71 %
..5
51
126
51%
Jan
American
Rad
American
Tobacco
20%
13
Feb
21%
22%
Jan
21%
50
American
19%
Jan
21%
Feb
46
60
Anaconda
44%
Feb
53
39%
Jan
39%
38%
Feb
46%
Jan
75
20%
32%
33
65
56 %
32%
Feb
55%
35 %
70
55 %
Jan
57%
40%
25
3
40%
Feb
27 %
41 %
Feb
27%
155
26%
Feb
29 %
Jan
48%
50%
105
100
,
25
Corp (Un)
Company (Un)
176% 177%
73 '/a
25
17
73%
Steel
31%
31%
200
31 %
58%
57%
59 %
900
57%
1%
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15,200
55%
54%
55%
2,400
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5%
150
—1
16%
16%
16%
1.300
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Corp
18
Jan
Feb
37 %
Jan
Feb
72%
Jan
i'r
Feb
1JS
Feb
51%
Feb
64%
Jan
13%
Feb
16%
Jan
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
16%
Feb
18 Ve
Jan
1
Feb
40%
(Un)
Viscose
Rights
Armco
&
.
Jan
56%
10
Tel & Tel Co
20%
5
~j5
50 %
7
iq
48
Feb
39
55%
Jan
39
40
37%
Jan
40 Yb
54%
Jan
56
84
53%
Feb
51%
51
52'%
Hilllo
6%
118
47%
Feb
59%
57%
Jan
Jan
65
6%
Feb
8
Jan
24
101%
Feb
113%
Jan
=
Co
(111)
—5
common
Ashland Oil & Refining common
14%
Atchison
Topeka
Common
&
Santa
_
Corp
Fe—
_
Avco
Washer
23%
23%
24%
2,200
23%
Feb
15%
15%
1,300
14%
Jan
15%
Feb
10
43%
43 %
43 %
400
41%
Feb
47 %
Jan
l'.a
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Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
7
Jan
4
_
Atlantic Refining Co
Automatic
400
1.50
_
Athey Products
14%
—
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Manufacturing Corp
1 1
H
8,000
6%
3
1
6 fa
900
6
26%
Jan
•
U
7'%
106% 106%
Union Carbide-
&
10
Warrants
56
•
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72
18%
Laboratories
59%
32%
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10%
Range
111
5
%
3
1,4j7
2%
lu
19%
_
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16%
in
Brands
Standard Oil (N J)
26%
19%
Bale Price
44%
1"33 %
.—IIIIIII
Standard
230
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Jan
28%
43%
50
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600
300
Midwest Stock
30%
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49%
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44%
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Feb
11%
_
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39%
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Corporation
Armour
St
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70%
17%
56%
America
Reynolds Tobacco class B
Jan
17%
125
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Investment
30%
64 %
7
of
Jan
Jan
3
200
5
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Axle
&
Manufacturing
Standard
11 %
~~_5
Corp
1%
15%
17%
2
Paper
Spring
American
Radio
Feb
Jan
6%
\
Oil
Feb
20%
1
—
Jan
50
16%
Ford
Pure
Jan
2%
17%
Jan
•
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Petroleum
1%
14%
6 JO
20 '/a
1
Jan
132
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400
1,852
2%
•
Feb
59 %
5
Pennsylvania
1%
15%
2%
Jan
74%
177%
54%
25
Edison
1%
Jan
82
72
58
Chemical
Ohio
%
Jan
1
_
8TOCK8
Motors
1
Jan
Jan
220
177%
55%
8
Electric
5%
Jan
4%
1%
Jan
58%
3
(Glen L)
National Distillers
18
43%
Jan
25
Martin
74
Jan
46%
:
General
19
1
,
Co
Metal
Co
River
1
General
3,lu8
Jan
Rockwell
100
1
%
26
15
1
Welding
&
1%
3
—
Chemical
Electric
Davis
Jan
10
Department Stores
5%
1%
10
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Jan
7%
17%
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:
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26%
Feb
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409
85%
3%
10
Motors
28%
1
Pont
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40
27%
25
Pederatea
i
1%
27%
Feb
Chrysler Corp
Du
Jan
Jan
44%
.3%
Jan
Jan
(new)
&
4%
92
Leo
39%
Jan
47%
25
Power
Feb
Feb
3%
37%
58%
Chesapeake & Ohio
Dow
4178
39%
Feb
60
Burlington Mill
Dayton
86'A
300
1
__
Thursday
Curtiss-Wright
268
%
!j._1.66%
33%
1
Gas
%
44
24
195
Feb
Manufacturing
Columbia
4%
89
44%
l-eo
33%
Feb
__
Pacific
390
89 %
39 T
21
33%
Feb
Oil
Canadian
4%
18
Hign
10
Steel
2 JO
671
19%
30%
50
Bethlehem
3%
19
19%
25
40%
Steel
Ashland
39
18%
1
Jan
Jan
53%
Anaconda
Armco
Jan
Jan
22%
CM CO iS
55%
•
.
Jan
7%
Jan
90
1
.
17%
Feb
38%
65
Udylite
Cyanamid
Feb
Jan
6%
56 7A
Drug
Co (S
Kresge
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiiih
55
•
Tobacco
71%
16%
2,100
Jan
21%
5
Telephone & Telegraph
Jan
550
7%
Feb
Electric
210
___
American
64%
an
Jail
54%
Kinsel
Sales
2
American
2,218
17
a
Jan
39%
36%
Ball
56%
common
Airlines
71%
5
Feb
369
Howell
Week's
Stocks—
American
19%
Feb
4
35 %
7
2
Hoover
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Stores
160
5,458
969
Lamp
Union
Allied
Feb
4
36 %
Studebaker-Packard
Unlisted
17%
17%
n
Feb
5
56 %
Hall
53%
(new)
;
Jan
17
*
55%
B
Printing
3 %
30 %
Rudy Manufacturing
Kroger
3*0
Jan
56%
Motors Corp
53%
^
4%
70%
j._.
5
Brewing
Paige
•
Manufacturing
Jan
Trailer
Fruehauf
10
Art
Hobart
13%
56%
2 1%
10
Jan
5
29%
*
13%
Jan
Prophet
Dow Drug
500
270
44%
Bear
23
100
Cincinnatti
13%
24
Co
Motors
33%
23
J.
13%
3%
1
.
Graham
Loto
16%
35 %
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
22
18%
,
41%
13%
15%
4
3
wi
55
East
__
___
Corporation
common
45%
52%
137
35%
1
1
55
Thursday
STOCKS
preferred
Foundry
41%
Cincinnati Stock
4%
Iron
44
54%
413
15%
17
10
Corp
Feb
70
22%
39%
Gray
Steel
Htgn
22%
35%
7'A
25%
651
5
_
_
55
30
_
Paper
Detroit
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
70%
_
Bros
13%
50
Corp
Electric
—
••£
nigh
17%
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_
Edison
Goebel
&
Corp
Consolidated
General
Cincinnati Gas
Machine
41%
__
Smelt Rfg & Mining Co
Waldorf
System Inc
American
&i
Jan
22%
36%
30 5 a
42%
20
1,610
22%
36%
44
•
5
Jan
88
45%
Co..
Company
14%
11
n
Share*
4'A
13 %
10
for
15%
1
1
14%
20:%
22%
_
Mfg
90
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__
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14%
1%
0
Products..
Rubber
88
20 %
»
132
Metal
Sales
iliinge
of Prices
Low
Manufacturing
16%
1,915
44
__
Electric
Amer
35%
Feb
1%
Co.
Westinghouse
Jan
Feb
12
20%
_
S
Rubber
15%
32%
44%
United Shoe Mach Corp
U
Feb
30
745
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_
Drill
Fruit
14%
34 %
50
Inc
_
90
14%
12%
Week's
l.ast
Bale Price
2
—5
Co
•
Co
Twist
United
14%
100
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Drug Co...
Shawmut Association
134%
14%
Exchange
Thursday
STOCKS
Par
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2-5525
Feb
Feb
6%
^
Exchange
Jan
1 %
Building
Telephone: WOodward
Jan
33%
100
.
Stock
Midwest Stock Exchange
Jan
35
32%
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60%
35
32%
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Gas
8'A
10
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Co
Eastern
American
Jan
39
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S
Rubber
U S Steel
I
Westtnghouse
I
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41%
42 %
34
41%
Feb
61%
61
49
Jan
61%
171
58%
Feb
54
54
72%
Jan
54
120
52%
Feb
Bastian-Blessing
Bearings Inc
(Un)
13
58%
Feb
12%
12%
68
68
—50c
12%
800
12%
Feb
14%
Jan
69 %
350
68
Feb
70%
Jan
3%
Co
.
3%
400
3%
Feb
3%
33 %
33%
250
33%
Feb
36%
Jan
60
Feb
62
Jan
Belden
Manufacturing Co
10
Bendix
BONDS—
Aviation
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61 %
61 %
100
*
1%
1%
100
1%
Jan
3.100
41%
Feb
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Benguet Consolidated Inc
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Bethlehem
57%
$12,187
57
Jan
58
Jan
New
Steel
common
Corp
w
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(Un)
33%
1%
Jan
Jan
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42%
44
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47 %. jJan
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.
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FOR
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
Range
,
Low
Par
Manufacturing Co.
(George Wj Corp
Borg
borg-Waruer
Brach
Brad
&
Corp
Sons
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5
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20c
Burroughs
Corp
.
-
I
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—
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Merrltt Chapman
25%
Feb
27
Jan
Meyer
700
•
39 Va
Feb
45%
Jan
Mickelberry's Food Products
Feb
77
Jan
Middle
—10
36
2%
2,700
177 it
300
11%
200
307 a
900
Bianke
& Scott
(Un)
12.50
Calumet
&
Canadian
Hecla
Inc_;
Carrier
Prospect
Corp
4%%
preferred
6%
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.—•
60
58Va
60%
11%
Feb
Mississippi
.—10
34%
34%
36
Feb
39%
'Jan
Missouri
12.50
62 Va
61%
63 %.
—
31%
31%
Central
Illinois
Certain-teed
12%
100
30%
Feb
4
1,500
3%
Feb
100
55%
Feb
63%
Jan
46
Min
Co
Mfg (Un)
&
River
Fuel
Portland
—
Cement
Public
Service-
Products
Feb
12%
'
57 Va
45
10
45
15
50
14%
Feb
300
34%
Jan
'
36
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Jan
5
Feb
15
14 Va
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.
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Jan
17%
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Jan.
Morris
(Philip)
Motorola
Mount
50c
Inc
&
Co
Vernon
Co
30%
30'a
100
29%
Jan
31%
common
preferred
10%
10 Va
100
10%
Feb
11VA
Jan
26 3 a
263«
100
25%
Feb
29 V4
Industries Inc,
Napco
70 '/e
Feb
69%
16 %
Feb
18% -Jan
34%
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11%
Chrysler Corp„
60
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40
'
75%
79%
145
26
Feb'
28%
Jan
6c
50
12,300
10
14*'s
7%
14*/6 Feb
.Jan
Jan
Feb;
Jan
Jan;
17
■
150
7y# Feb
7%
Feb
50
363i Jan
39%
Jan
26 Va
30% Jan
37
37
26r'a
27%
256
53-%
52%
53%
223
.
52% Feb
"
l——11—L-.
Jan:
"
•2%
40
Westlnghouse Electric Corp—.——12.50
i
7% Jan;
Feb
27
Steel
Alolvs
Feb
Jan
31% Feb
Feb%
Westlnghouse Air 'Brake—.10
'
36%
27% Jan
■' •7
240
,27
6*4
5% Fob
Jan
'61%
Jan
18
Jan
5% Jan
34%
10
62%
27
;
64
H-7'
'
62%
27
•
,
30%
"7
1,
Co
61 a
36
15
Refractories
Toy Mining'
.../.lOc.
United Engineering,.& Foundry Co—__5 •
United States Glass -common 'vtc...—.1 •
Jan
43%
44(}
43
Jan
6
5%
6%
T£5%
36
Ban
...
V*
43*/4
53 "
/
Htgn
•269
17%.
.
•'
5%j'
"■
•
Rockwell Spring & AxlCw—j—5
65% Jan
53% Feb
1,000
-
Jan
123
60
36%
—1
(Joseph) Co____.
—-—.——*
:Natco*'C0rp
1.;
1
'Pittsburgh' Brewing Co common
2.50
'82.50 convertible preferred.u__..—25
Pittsburgh Plate'Glass—___——--.10 (
"Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp——■
Plymouth. Oil Corp
——5 *■ -
Feb
13%
_—
Low
17.
•
Home
Jan.
47
59
17%
Range Since Jan.l
lUgh'
..
—8.50
L-u——1
Co
-ShSMS
'
36%
36* s
V
(•rWcd
ef Prices
59%
Steel
Sales
Week's
Riinge
1
f.oift '
*
Walker
Harbison
Feb-
47*%
•
"
■
Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne Light Co
10
Equitable Gas
Feb
36
;94c
Jan
18%
•
Par
Co
.Fort pitt. Industries
18%Jan
Feb
27
Tub 3"*<Un»_——*
Youngstow^i Sheet;
..
99
—
Duquesne
.
72% Jan
Jan
47
.
18%
Explor..—10c,
(Un»j
—10
to .commonl—:
Cab
Jan
■
■
15%. Jan
882
;
37%
99
*•;
Blaw-Knox
Vanadium
Yellow
34% Jan
61 */a
t
"
37
Columbia Gas Systemj/..—j—
Ctontinental Commercial Corp
...
•49%
80c. ..Jan
*
-
57%
*
I4»>i4
Jrfn
Feb
.
_
a55 y2
.
Brake (Un)_
-10
iWestiughouse ;Elec Corp (Uti>.——12.50
Wheeling. Steel Corp <Un)
:
—10
-
.
185
74%
Sale Priea
Hap
;
Feb
1,100
?
Western', Deptv Storesu-i—
25c
-Western Pacific Ry Cb^—.—_—„—'*
i, -Westinghouse. Air
Ul7%
439
90c
.1
;
Feb
Feb
.31%
822
.
15% Jan
32% Jan.
Jan
Pittsburgh StockExcbanga
Jan
18
Feb
658.
-
1
>Westates-Petroleums. com
.\
17
26%
■
•
STOCKS
88%
Feb
550
35
'Washington Water -power—I"——.——*
.
r
14*/2 Jan
31 Ve
100
4
16%
1
Co' 4s .ser A— .1975
A../——-— _1975
•42%
32,,
1,891
18
Coj.i_^_w—1^
Equipment
Jan'
17% Jan
22% Jan
.
■
,
Victor
Feb
54
727
59%
Jan
31%
,*78% >Feb/
490;
41%
47
16%
common:
Feb
21
-,
Jan
.jan
10
Feb
14%
.
.
40
BONDS
'
Jan
60%
F^i
17
1,183
a81% o83*r
—5^
——
?7%
2.150
32%
___.12.50
Inc.———__10 i,
Rubber* (Un)*-
8%
.
2,802
'•'
Baltimore Transit
Jan
S.
Jan
Jan
(Un)—_1
U
36
Jan
59% Jan
"
United. Aircraft-Corp .(Un)-——_—5
-United Fruit C0j._-i_.__—
<
22*>
%■J&n
Jan'
Feb
Jan
i—i
46 Va
Feb
56
"
_13*/a
—
Jan
.
Feb
20
.
58*8
58%
—
Corp
United Gas Improvement
33
27%
Union -Sugar
43%
'
14%
12*4
United. ftie -Lines
14% Jan
.1.359
„
Jan
32 %
13% Jan
363
32
32*/b
■
111Is
Gas Co.
——-iLi.—*.*———*
Jersey
>
--
-Jan
-
47% Jan
••
•
32%
32*
>tY? Feb
—_L.
Feb
335
9
«%
——
16
Jan
-
26%. Feb
li-.M <)an
(Un)
Jan
Jan
100
Pacific Ry Co
27% Jan
40%
14%
31%
Jan
250
Union
Feb
14% Jan
918
15%
21%-
Jan
27%
Feb
1,319
Union Oil: Go of Calif—.
,
25 *A Feb
27%
29 ya
M2
„
40
Thursday
1
.
4,3.12
39%
United
27%
& Carbon
Jan
25% Jan
i
Feb
-
Jan
44%
1,490
40:
Sun .Oil Co-
12%
Carbide
17%
Feb
27
40
58%
Jan
27*4
Union
Jan
21% Jan.
280
^1
57%
8Y»
12 V«
Twentieth Century-Fox ; Film
Feb,
84
57%- Feb
25 Ve-
140
..
44%
-43%
20
69 %
i
40%
.2
i_J_——1
Co-
15J4
57%
Jan
Jan
•
6%, Feb
23*/a
.56
12%
Products
-
34y8
-
Feb
23%
.
100
31%
1—50
Reading Co common-^.—
.*
Scott. Paper Co./
—-——*—.
Scrariton-Spring; Bi'ook Water
*
Service Co __c
^—Li-l—.
Jan.
Jan
-Jan
Ti'l-('onrinentai Corp (Un)—
I
•'•Warrants (Uny —_v—A—;——:—-
TreeSweet
39ya
26%
24%.
Feb
54
Jap
/. 15% Feb
>
464
__1
46 Ya Jan
36'/a Jon
Feb-
-
-
Feb;
8% Jan •'
;jan.
80
..
5,259
._15
71*/2
■
•
Feb
31%
7,
558.
16%
fO *4
■
:
_
.
:
Jan
54*/8
221
.
.
*
——10
—
37% Jan
43%
1,744.
34
20%
Progress- Mfg Co
40%
■
•
50c
.
common
.
•20% Jan
7%-Jan' "
-
159
.
82
56%-
Washington Gas Light common
Woodward & Lothrop 5% pfd—,~Ioo
Texas Co
Feb
Jan
143%
832
7
(Un).
Stauffer Chemical, Co
—,
——'—10
Studebaker Packard - __u
—i—_1Sunra*
44*a
45
California^.—6*A
of
Co
Standard Oil Cos (Indl—i—
-
11% Jan
Feb
-64%
337
■
•36%:
33%
16%
Public Service Electric & Gas com.
50c
Sperry-Rand Corp.
34 *%
Jan1/,
15
32
Jan
17% Feb
'
.1,015
8%
44%>
y2
35*8.
Philco Corp
Potomac Electric' Power
Jan
20
6,310
Jan
.27%
-
537
71%
.
43
<36%,
•
Jan
26
544
126%
70
43%
39 V2
'
28% Jan
'
.9% Jan
-
253
.
Philadelphia Electric common——.
::iio
Philadelphia Transportation Co
22% Feb
43%
•
.
-'8%'
.12
common.—
26% Jan
12*/2 Feb
-
•
211
'
34%»
,
60
.
3,391,
.
18%
'34*%
—i.66%
—
Co
32
17%
70
-
Pennsylvania Power & Light cornPennsylvania RR ——
———50
10
Pennsylvania Salt
Mfg—
Jan
5%
4%
21%
1 *
(The)
11 %•
14
Jan
43%.
_—
;
'
•
Feb
•
2
Pacific' Co——
34%'"
„—
Feb
29
2t3
18
._5
t
Jan
48
?*>%
1,482
5
Petroleum—
Co ' (Un)—
'
30% Jan
'
Jan
.
Feb
460
southern
•
•
Feb
178
Jan
.1,038
12%'
31
: v
Pulp & Paper—.
,
$1.41 2nd preferred.
1—.24.50
Lehigh Coal & Naylgatioh—.10
Martin (Glenn L)
...—.1
Merck & Co Inc.1
—_16%c
33/64 Jan
47
200
30*«
.
,56
Feb
Feb
5,997
23%
Southern
Jan
28
Hudson
Jan
4850*4
54%
48 /
30*4
4.24%
Southern
Co£'_r—...—;
Hamilton Watch CP v t cJ
Hecht
Jan
57*4
47*b
Soutnern Cal
,
43*2
47 *4
Co
170 ya
331
27%
12%
-
10
Deposit Cq_—___i.-——10
,
General Motors Corp
Gimbel Brothers4
Jan
/4.
.
57 V*.
49 31
pfd 4.32%—_—
25
preferred
—_—25
Gas Co pfd ser A
25
Cum
■
10
115
258
com.——25
Edison
Foremost
Jan
29
&
-
Ford'Motor
17%.. Jan
Feb
800
13/64 21/64
Southern Calif
Jan
Fidelity
Jan
Jan
43-4
_t
__
.
(Un)
Co
52%
,
.60
26%
1.071
4 fa
:
—/
Feb'
.48%
—
'—.20c
.—2.50
7.50
Bignal Oil &.Gas Co class A—i
-2
Servon.echanisms
Shell Oil Co
•"*M& ^Ffeb
45% Feb
130'
2,532
,
io%
:
32
.non-cum
Electric. Storage. Battery.
'
'
•
_1
20% rJan
Feb
t '"t1*
*
F.
Jan
1% -Jan-
,
vl63i. Feb
321
--
.Jan.
23% Feb
*
Jan
L—1 ."40
Jan
...48
Jan
,3c
•
33.50
"Transit Co common/
pfd-i_—50
Budd Company
.5
Campbell Soup Co—
i «n
Chrysler Corp 1—::
.25
Curtis Publishing1"
—.1
Delaware Power & Light common—13 Va
Duquesne Light Co__—
10
•26% .Jan.
Mining^:, j:..
11%
.
21%
27Va
12%
Baltimore
Feb
■•■14 Vi
Feb
39*2
'
Mauricio
Ban
*11
5,086"
—10
:>6an Diego Gas ds Elec. com.——10
-
14*4
11*4
Rv.(Un):.——•
Joseph Lead»(Un)i_
St
-
—
65
St Louis-San. Franciseo
.
50%
28% •29%
27%.-
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton—13
-
49%
28%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
.
•175% 177%
176%
Cbrp 1—^
Shares
<
High
Loto
-i—1
i
'
•Sind W Fine Foods. Inc_i—L----IO r
Safewarr stores
Sales
'fer Week
ef Prices
■
Par
-American. Stores Co.-.-
v34%
Feb
39% Feb '
1,300/
32%
43%
Sale Price
-
'
-
Week's
Range
*
Jan
26%
,
Feb
63%
216
Ust
STOCKS
..Jan
99c
90c
Feb
58
Va Jan/
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
FEBRUARY 21
ENDED
'
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^
i
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'
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"
.
'A
ltd
-
lata Price
8c
8
Paper common—
31 Va
Sales
30%
SI.50
—20
preferred
Acaoia-Atlantic Sugars .class
;
Sieel
Aiguiii*
Aluminum
■
4
-
*,'2 5c
Co
»
-
.
—-
of Canada
preferred
-
-•
—
1
50
j
—
S2.40 preferred
High
Low
31 */«
1——
Class
Pell
telephone
5'v.
:
.
5"<
-
118 %
Feb
Canada' Steamship
Jan
Canadian Bank/of
110
Feb
2,922
10*7
Feb
22%
22'/a
485
Feb
|
23
46
1,660
45
Feb
16'A
325
16
Feb
17 ya
Jari
48
50
preferred
44%
Jan
48
Fob
33
Jan
24*4
Feb
29*4
Jan
a36
a3G
10
35
Feb
40
Jan
47
43
1,992
57
185
42
1,451
42
41%
56%
preferred
a
47
Feb
54 ya
56*4
Feb
59
Jan
42 %
15
56
Jan
58%
35
Feb
40
45'A
5.069
5%
5%
5%
3,406
44
4 I
47*a
48%'
8»a
8%
_.
1 -50
j—
6.365
46%
Jan
Feb
5%
Feb
42 %
115
400
•-
Feb
5%
Jan
45
47*4,
•
Feb
7 %
Jan
44
Jan
48%
Feb
9
—
r
45
4.215
4>%
Feb
47%
Jan
93%
—
93%
120
90 ya
Jan
93 *A
Feb
45
45
44
Jan
45
30
.Feb
"
preferred
4%c:
_5n
=.
preferred
For footEotf-I see-rage.
—50
46.
48%
J
44
185
250
32
•
13%
335
Feb
7
-
Jan
3.90
Jan
Jan
7*/4
32
29*4 Jan
130.
Jan
45 Vu
46*/a
Feb,
4.35
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
.
27*4
38.
48%
49%
460
42%
42 ya
50
47%
Jan
49%
41
Jan
43
Feb
•Feb
Feb
26
Jan
:29
35%
Jan
*38
Jari
28
37*4
38
-870
104
Jan
45
a92
92
Feb
92
Feb
33
Jani
55%
Jan
a30
a30
45:,a
46 31
1,377
3.00
3.00
3.30
—•
21,290
_•
24*.»
24
24 VH
25
25
2,515
60
25*a
25
preferred.
—
common..—25*a
class A
*
Canadian Celanese common.
*
13*4
$1.75 series '
25
29
$1.00 series J———
25'
Canadian Chem & Cellulose—*
*
7 *4
Canadian Converters class A pfd
20
Canadian Cottons com
•
Canadian Industries common—
9Canadian Locomotive
;—*—*
Canadian Oil -Comuaniea common
2a
5ei preferred
100
Canadian
Pacific
Railway—.—;—25
29®»
#»*t»s/nsa
watroflria Ltd preferred—10
23*«
Canadian* Vickerg
rr*->
29
Cookahutt Farm. Equipment.—.——0
'7S«
Cogfclin (B J)
—.—.
-•
fmobinad
FnterorlRes
*
19%.
Bronze
Feb
Jan
a92
,
Jan
101
"
45%
.
•
20
102*4 102%
Commercei——.—10
Breweries common
Jan
26
658
28
27%
common.———
30
871
27*4
,
Jan
63
64%
64
27*4
65
775
64
5
.
29
Jan
45%
Feb
2.95 Feb
24
...
3.60
Feb
..
Feb
25
Feb
26*/4
,
Jari
27 '/<
Jan
26
325
25%
Feb
28%
Jan
14
14
130
13
Jan
16
Jari
13*4
Jan
Cariners
13%
320
13
Jan
16
29
29
375
27%
Jan
30
Feb
al6
al6
25
15 *4
Jan
71.
7
8%
Feb
1',
15% Jan
430
,
a2.00
a2.00
4
7,%
Jan
360 Feb
3.60 Feb
Feb
6
12
Feb
12
,16
16*4
1,838
16
Feb
19 ',4
Jan
a25
a25
10
24%
Feb
26
Jau
26
Feb
30
Jan
alO
alO
■
27*4
98*
a
.
28
03
-37250
-
98
28%
Feb-
23%
Feb
29
Feb
102
Jan:
3,104
1,386
-
29*4
3d
Jan
32%
Jan
26 Va
Jan
,
Jan
44%
"44%
.
pfd_ 100
41
—
Jan
44
.755
TV*.
■
11% Feb.
1,370
:
45 Va
31»/a
•
Jan
175
47%
81.25
Canadian
Jan
41%
56%
.50
.
u92
————,,
Canadian
Jan
35%
45
834-
•
Jan
56
100
-
h4.00 a4.35
'
45 Ve
Power—
Rights
Canadian
Feb
?ov,
_£1
—
'
48% Jan
35
:
,Americtn OlKrommw
4 "2 %
Jan
1,171
Jan
955
—
British Columbia Elec. Co 4%%
-
120
117
'
693
—_
.
Brazilian Traction Light a
■
.21
31
...
Corp common
preferred
5%%
Feb
a56'a
43%,
.7
———•
19 Va
25
-
Range Slake Ian. 1
Low
"12 %(
45
32
———•
30
30%
_10
Nationals.—
Pap-class Ai
Bo water
•
Jan
24%
a56 %•
'
Bhsrw •'
High
11%
a4.35
_—Li
y———20
Canada Iron Foundries com:
10
:
4%'& preferred —
—100
Canada Safeway Ltd 4.40% pfd_—100"
24
24*/a
-10
B
' common
Power
Jan
48
47 V4
,
43;%
'
45
gl.30 preferred
22 %
30%
-10
Nova; Bcotis /
Pow Si
Jari
16
-25
pfdi
Canadienne
Banqua
Bathufst
35*4
45*«
.
-ii
43%'
5
Canada Cement common
ffelgary
Hign
Feb
'
111414%
45'A
■
*
25
*
—*
Dredging
115
22 %
/
50
Montreal
Bank- of
,
30%
3.185
•
Bailey Selburn, 5&
-
Range Since Jan. 1
_•
—
Asbestos corp
Steels Ltd
Gold
I a22%
113
•
j.
Atlas
of
113%
4%'. pfd—,—25
Argus Corp.Ltd common—
Bank
117
:
Columbia
a20 a20'4
a20'/4
,
a
AiunDninm Ltd'
-
a22V4
Bulolo
Shares
"
a22 %
Sales
■'far Weak,
fer Week
•t Prices
Low
Par
Power
-Range
;
,
"
»t Prices
Low
*»-Psr
Producfs—-*
Telephone—.,
Bruck Mills Ltd class Aq_—
British
Building' Products
Week's
«■;
Rittiih Columbia P^wer—
Fund*
Canadian
^-Week's
./ - tans*
'
' *
Thursday
n-LwuS ■
taicfriw
■c.?%:Hi::^-Tbis'i-week'«- compilation is for the peri«d' (Monday, Feb. W, through
;;^ThRrsd*y,".Fcbi ?1). The transactions for FrMay, Feb. 22, will be included
\V
' .ilh next week's tabulation.
Abttfbl
K
'
Consol'Mining; & Smeltirigl..—"
-•
25%
23%
r
24*4
29
30
260
7%
,
7%
1.509
'
7y*
Jan
•
32*/* Jan
8%
Jan
16
16
200
16
Jan
16
Jan
10*4
.10'.4
520
10
Feb
10%
Jan
25
26^%
6.347
25
Feb
28%
Jan
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 25, 1957
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
K.JXGE FOR WF.r.K ENDED FEBRUARY 21
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Corbys
Glass
class
Class
A
Leather
2
Co
Ltd
class
A
Seagrams
Foundries
Dominion
Glass
Dominion
Steel
Ac
Steel
Tar Ac
Dominion
Dow
Brewery
Pont
of
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95
56
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52
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Jan
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Jan
38
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Jan
96
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46
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•
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International Power
*
Interastlonal Utilities Corp common.. 9
Laurentide
Feb
17 V#
24
Melchers Distilleries
Feb
6'/*
7.50
common
International Petroleum
14
Feb
,
Feb-
24 %
10
Feb
3 i Va
McColl-Prontenac
54
—50
Dfd
13-
21%
25
2
37
Corp Ltd
preferred/'
London
53:%
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preferred
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Feb
s
aan
rf leb
15%
1,100
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18%."
■
46
1
;
Feb
12
*
10 l/a-
23 Va
Ltd
Lambert,
52%
£D
Corp
-
14
'
100
class
Mfg Ltd..
Feb
*Jan
52%
5
13
FeoV
Oilcloth Ac Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Hubbard
52 V2
•
Jan
8%
24
MacLaren
Imperial
19
-
cl«A-—•
Corp
Ltd
Jan
13%
Mining
Jan
39 Va
•
Motor
Horntr
Jan
275
13
Bay
1.20
Feb
530
3o%
-
Advert class A_~ 1
Engineering
Foreign Power
—,
23%
35%
common—
300
.
At IV
Feb
■
—
23%
A
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.
38 Va
1
...
—
Feb
■38%
*
Fleet
-
Paper
.
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3uf
Paper Inv Ltd.—
Consolidated Paper
Feb
Jan
a—
,
Smith
Ltd.„_v_?
Co
Products
14
38%
Ltd—.'*■
Co
Rand
Froducts
International
Home
1,900
100
15%
21%
A....1—
Jan
.
Jan
53
aG%
38%
5 %
58%
Jan
Jan
105
5 %
a(J%
•
Alabas.
10
27V*
101
58%
*
Paper Co Ltd
Ac
105% 105%
*
21 %
•
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laominion
705
103
1
Wares
Lime
28%
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General
General
28 •'
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14
-
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6t)
Jan
Class
■
Dominion
Oatlneau
^"24,050
13
.
15%
*
As
13
.
1
class
Neon General
Feb
22 '/a
*
9
.
.
'
Sugar
Ltd
Food
Feb
53%
53%
5
8%
Range Since Jan. 1
-
LOU
34
8%
Share#
1.05
34
A..*
B
Claude
common
cl
•
Catelli
Famous
Ltd
——
/
-
Canada
Class
•
1.00
34
_.:_.100
Marconi Co—
26%
Canada
Enamel Ac
pfd
IV cell
High
1.05
Packers
30
5t
Eddy Match
Electrolux
7%
-
Columbia
17
,
True#
,
30
•
Sales
fut
Range
Ml
Low
Anglo-Can Pulp &, Paper Mills Ltd
•
Anglo-Mid Development Co Ltd..—b
-
640 *
Lumber
"
common
L~u
Week's
1.MSI
•ale I'rire
Par
-
Fund#
Jan
-
9%
(Monday, Feb, 1^ through
Friday, Feo. 22, will be inciuaed
tor
in next week's tabulation.
*
Ltd
_
The transactions
Thursday
9%
Exchange
is-for the period
Jan
28 %
53
a42%
Thursday, Feb. 21).
Jan
22
100
20 VB
•
Canada Sec
Preferred
Jan
Feb
28
*
common
14%
18%
200
week's compilation
Jan
5,142
20%
Ltd
15%
21 %
21 Va
Chemical common—•
Textile
Bros
Feb
9%
*
•
Jan
29'4
54
:
31
14%
25
Jan
9%
•
Coal
This
29
-
1.22.j
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\
5
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28'.'2
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common
As
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29
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15V#
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19'
2
„
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Dominion
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14%
14"
Low
a29
Canadian Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a29
—
Zellerbach
Davis
Shares
Low
B
Crown
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Consumers
Sales
Last
3.45
1
9%c
19
9%c 10%c
II,435
4.485
1.800
-,
7.500
3.50
Feb
3.40
Feb
.8%c Jan
5.25
Jan
5.10
JBn
14%c
Feb
i
Number 5615
Volume 185
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(967)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
STOCKS
nasi
Kaiigc
Shares
Dome
Mines
Duvan
Low
Copper Co Ltd—
East
Ltd
Sullivan
Sol
Gold
Mines
Glacier
Empire Oil &
13
48c
2,;>00
42c
1
4.75
4.50
4.75
l
4oc
4oc
50c
3.30
3.50
Mining 6c onKitiug Corp Lid_l
Emerald
1,190
Ltd
Eastern
El
13%
Ltd—
Mines
Asbestos
Co
Low
42c
Eastern
Ltd
Mines
■
1
Toronto Stock
Jan
13 %
Jan
Feb
72c
Jan
Feb
5.20
5,700
Feb
65c
o.OO
Feb
4.00
in next week's tabulation.
"•Bsdlan
Jan
31c
35c
13,000
31c
Feo
37c
18c
6,003
15c
Jan
22c
Metal
Falconbridge
Fano
Ltd—
Mines
Nickel
i
„1
—
Mines
Jan
64c
5b,400
Mines, <1945i
Frobisher
28c
Jan
80c
Jan
Bale Price
Par
1
Ventures Ltd—
1
14c
2.55
'
22c.
2.55
2,500
16c 1.6 %c
14c
25c
Jan
.42%
Jan.
Feb,
18c
Feb
25c
Jan
14c
Jan
3.00
Jan
2.52
Feb
16c
Feb
22c
Golden Age Mines Ltd
Grandines
Mines
Ltd—
Jan
21c
Class
Gui-Por
Uranium
Gunnar
Mines
Mines
*
20C
*
-
Meals
&
10,500
25e 30 %c
18c
10c
9c
10c
18%
5
25
25
53c
48c
Lake
Israel
Mines
Jan
15c
Jan
lJC
20%
Feb
21c
36 %c
30 %c
38C
79.450
4l)c
40c
1,000
1
Ltd
1
9c
Gc
9c
Lead
Zinc
Ltd
Mines
Kroy Oils Ltd
Gbc
Feb
26
55c
Feb
13C
15c
Pacific
Algom
Jan
13c
600
65c
Feb
93c
9,500
13c
Feb
23c
Jan
90c
2.000
70c
Jan
1.13
9c
12c
9,000
9c
Feb
13 %c
Jan
40c
45c
1,099
40c
Feb
60c
Jan
15c
16c
5,000
15c
8c
42 c
Formaque
New Jack
New
Mines
Goldvue
New
42C
2.05
—
—
Lake-Uranium Mines
Lafayette
Asbestos Co
New
Ltd.
Ltd
—
1
Minerals
Nocana
North
1.000
2.05 / 2.25'
11 %c
Jan
Jan
Leduc
Jan
Area
Jan
1.00
16.250
-
1.86
1
Feb
2.08
Jan
Arjoa
Feb
15%
Jan
Ascot
Jan
65c
Mines
Ltd_,
American
1.25
Feb
89c
Ash
Feb
2.35
Jan
Jan
—
"
(1945)
Ofcalta
Oils
Ltd
38c
Feb
49c
Jan
Atlin-Ruffner
20c
30c
17,625
20c
Feb
30c
1.65
1.75
14,500
17,560
90c
Ltd_^„
*
Opemisce Explorers Ltd
Orchan
Uranium
Petroleums
Partridge
Feb
Aubelle
1.40
Jan
2.00
Feb
Aumacho
9c
Jail
14c
Jan
Auniaque
Jan
17c
Jan
Auto
' 8"%c
Jan
12c
Jan
-7%e- Feb
7,300
^'.^1.25- Jan
1;500 "
'5.60
Permo
Phillips
Pitt
40c
•10%
30 %c
Oil Co
Gold
Portage
Prime
Island
>'6,475
34o
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*:
17%
Electric
9V2C
Copper
Mines
Lithium
Fields Ltd
Oil
Quebec
Slnelting
Crest
7.9,550
890
Rexspar
Min
Co
5%
2.30
*
Feb
Jan
33c
2.90
Jan
Bank
35c
9.50
Montreal
of
Feb
Jan
Barnat
Mines
Jan
Parvne
Steep
Gold
Rdck Iron
Sullivan
Ltd—^
Ltd
Feb
34c
16%
Feb
19
20c
Feb
.He
Feb
/I(
Tandem
Mines
r
Tarbell
Tazin
Mines
Mines
Exnloration
Oils
Ventures
Amulet
Ltd
Wayne
Weedon
Pvrite
Wendell
Mineral
Wostburn*
Oil
Decaltk
Western
Westville
Mines
1.05
2,500
1.40
1.50
11,439
17c
17c
19c
7,000
12c
Jan
21c
Feb
Copper
Corp
Products
Ltd
Ltd
Feb
13
Jan
75c
70c
90c
34,200
49c
Jan
94c
10c
8c
10c
68,500
8c
Jan
13 %c
Jan
1.65
Feb
2.20
Jan
1.70
66c
1.65
1.75
57c
13,560
77c
Feb
Jan
77c
16
16
16%
440
16
Feb
17%
42'%
42
42%
215
42
Feb
48%
Feb
12 %c
12 %c 17 %o
40,000
12c
Feb
17'/a c
Feb
11%C ll'/ac
4,000
10c
Jan
18c
Jan
299,550
37c
Feb
Jan
81 '2
1
1
38c
Va
8
8%
100
39c
1,400
31c
Jan
105
1,160
90
Jan
110
Jan
Jan
23 %c
94
104
8%
Feb
8%
Feb
4lc
Jan
10%
10%
jan
12
24 %
24%
25'/a
1,922
24%
Feb
29%
Jan
1
1
lie
-lie
Uc
1,000
lie
Feb
12c
Jan
60c
51c
64c
507,050
15c
49,500
13c
12 %c
1
26 %c
25c
—1
14c
13c
--——1
1.69
13%
56
8
20 %c
Jan
1.02
Feb
9c
Jan
17c
Feb
29c
42,300
25c
Feb
39c
Jan
15c
20,900
12 %c
Jan
21c
1.62
1.70
2,770
1.62
Feb
13%
13%
150
13,750
■
Jan
2.01
13
Jan
8%c
Jan
12 %c
157/8
Feb
20%
33
Jan
41
Jan
Feb
15
Vac
9c
9%c
1
1
17
17
17%
36
35
36
140
2.65
2.60
2.70
6,390
47'/a
47
48 %
1,372
56 %
56%
57
19c
36c
3oc
30c
2,800
30c
Feb
45c
Jan
65c
65c
1,220
56c
Jan
84c
.' Jan
1
9
Jan
3,910
3.40
47
56%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
3.30
Feb
•
Jan
54%
Jan
59
Jan
10c
7.565
9%c
12c
Jan
9,755
1.30
Feb
1.90
Jan
5%
Feb
67/b
Jan
1.24
1.18
1.25
7,950
1.15
Feb
1.75
30c
30c
1,000
1
1.67
1.58
1.70
48,705
25
45 hi
45
45 %'
6,534
Jan
Bell
54c
51c
75c
294,800
38c
Jan
75c
Feb
Bethlehem
1182 c!
1
.21c
82 c
a85c
3.390
22c
77,000
8.50
203
a
19c
8.30
9C
8c
9c
53c
52c
13c
lie
Feb
2.28
Jan
80c
Feb
1.25
Jan
12c
Jan
23 %c
Feb
9.85
Jan
8.25
26,509
6c
66c
65,200
14c
39,000
Feb
Jan
11c
Feb
50c
Feb
77c
Feb
19c
Jan
55c
55c
200
2.96
2.96
1.30"
55c
*
J
6.90
Bros
——
Beaucage
Telephone
Bibis
55c
Feb
65c
Gold
Jan
Paper
com—
Jan
3,425
17%
Feb
1.800
3.45
Feb
21
Jan
33c
32c
41c
35,900
30c
57c
Jan
12c
Feb
12c
12c.
12c
5^7
10c
Jan
Jan
21c
1.000
30c
Jan
Vac
91,700
10c
Jan
20c
Jan
27c
14.20C
22c
Feb
33c
Jan
1,700
25c
Jan
37c
Jan
18c
Jan
1
Traction
Brazilian
Brilund
4.00
2.20
2.20
500
16c
19c
9.300
1.80
34'
2
34%
96c
34'
96c
100
2
1.10
24,200
15c
Jan
Jan
2.40
34 Va
Feb
85c
Feb
22c
Feb
41
2.35
Jan
al2
al2
25
11 %
F*b
12%
Jan
56 c
50c
1,000
56c
Feb
79c
Feb
36c
36c
38tf
5.0O1
35c
Feb
54c
Jan
5 %e
6c
2.000
5%c
Feb
8c
Feb
1.00
1 02
8.165
Feb
1.05
1.00
2.40
2.35
2.40
2.800
15 %c
15 c
17c
36,000
95e
1.90
15c
Jan
Feb
Jan
2.65
Jan
27c
Jan
&
HART
TORONTO
STOCK
CANADIAN
STOCK
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
St.
Telephone
American
Oil
Columbia
Branch
New
Montreal
5 %
9c
10c
14,100
9c
10c
19,000
14c
5,400
80c
90c
47,000
8%c
Jan
12c
12 %c
Jan
Jan
18 %C
Jan
78c
Feb
1.55
Jan
9c
5%
5%
2,088
Feb
5%
43%
47%
90
42
Jan
47%
47%
44
48%
50
44
Feb
48'/a
7%C
7 %c
%C
II,500
7%c
Feb
IOC
4.55
4,55
4.80
750
3.75
Feb
8
8%
8%
8%
43%
43%
25
45 %c
49c
8,700
2.85
2.80
2.85
3,000
9,364
Jan
Jan
12 %c
'/a
43
45 %C
—100
50
50
,—50
100
i
preferred
preferred
preferred —
4%%
British
British
Columbia
B
5%
7'A
Jan
5.15
9%
43
Jan
45%
45c
Jan
66c
2.65
Jan
Feb
Feb'
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
3.25
Jan
Jan
44'/a
44%
45
5,930
43%
Feb
47%
94
93'/.i
91
135
91
Jan
94
49%
991
48
Jan
49%
Feb
451
a
170
41'/a
Jan
46
%
Jan
43
160
42
Jan
44
Columbia
Power
British
Columbia
Ac
15%
Feb
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
41
Feb
45%
Jan
45
44%
15%
1,050
44%
Jan
46%
Jan
1.07
Jan
85c
85c
Feb
90c
9,550
12c
13c
35,250
8c
Jan
19c
Jan
9 %c
1(><:
14,000
9%c
Feb
14 %c
Jan
He 12 %e
21,500
11c
Feb
18c
Jan
85c
8.50
8.75
965
*
13c
13c
14c
8,700
13c
—I
9c
7c
9c
89,500
7c
*
32
Gold
Lake—
—
class
Feb
Jan
31
32
406
29%
Jan
12c
3,000
10c
Jan
26c
34 c
5,080
10
Feb
18c
Jan
9c
32
Feb
Jan
15%c
Jan
40c
Jan
26c
Jan
*
13%
13'»
14
1,060
13%
Feb
15%
*
10%
10%
11
1,053
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
*
7
7
7
200
6%
Jan
7'A
Jan
1
—
—
Dock
Feb
11 %c
*
:
Ltd
8.50
8.50
Ext—
Dry
Jan
550
2,842
.—
Co
14%
Feb
Jan
15%
Smelt
Lake
Burrard
590
84
13%
43%
12c
Burlington
•Burns
15
Jan
Feb
10c
Products
Burchell
14%
79
11%
12% a
Canadian
Red
3,990
15
i
Mining &
Hill
150
12 %
42%
Mining
Brunswick
81
11%
15'2
—
Mines
Brunston
81
12
Feb
14%
Mines
Brunsman
42%
43 "4
;
Mines
Reef
Brunhurst
45%
42%
Feb
•
Teleolione Co
Broulan
4)
_*
A
—
British
49
45 lit
25
Packers class
——.—
—
•
Products
Forest
Columbia
Caiaita
A
34c
Jan
Canada
'
City, MUrray Hill 2-4545
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST. JOHN'S, P. Q.
Power
Cement
Preferred
Foils
Canada
Iron
Canada
class
preferred
Life
A
,
63%
64'»
1.020
9.60
11
12,785
9.15
Feb
594
25'/a
Feb
26'A
Jan
29
Feb
63
Feb
1.55
Jan
Feb
28%
Jan
Jan
65
Jan
13%
Jan
30
Jan
27''a
27%
27%
27'a
28%
4G3
*
15%
15
15%
500
15
Feb
15%
10
37%
37%
381
4
975
36
Jan
38%
——100
102
102 102%
100
10
170
165
170
65
—
Assurance
64
1.25
24
•
common
Feb
9.80
1.33
24
20
,
Foundries
1.85
1.815
24%
28
common
—
Canada
4 % r,e
common
Chibougamau
Feb
2,342
8,650
1.35
"
*
1
Edmonton
ft
Campbell
1.65
1.73
] .40
24%
25c
.
1.73
%
1.75
•—-—
Petroleum
Calgary
Phillips Square
Office:
York
Jan
EXCHANGE
West,
PL-9501
1203
Jan
Jan
Elec—
preferred
preferred
4%%
Calgary
Branch:
1.50
Jan
1.12
—1
*
Cabanga
Dame
Feb
2.65
70c
——50
British
Building
MONTREAL STOCK
1.00
Feb
Feb
1
common
British
Euffalo
SAVARD
1.90
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
30c
*
•
Petroleum
Brltalta
Feb
12c
70c
5%
Ltd
Mines
32c
Jan
7,000
50
50
1
pfd
Tank
&
Jan
Jan
5%c
4,750
—-
5A
Bralorne Mines
3.50
2.75
20c
32c
82c
Jan
Jan
Jan
85c
Mines Ltd
Bouzan
46%
30c
14c
Jan
3.45
—
7,125
Feb
Jan
Jan
75c
9c
9c
27c
1.10
1.71
Feb
Jan
2.25
30c
10c
8.00
26C
1.00
45
Feb
40c
75c
Mines
Feb
3.45
—
12,550
Gold
Jan
13c 19
2.18
Bordulac Mines
6.80
20c
2.00
1.05
6V0C
23%''
2,650
1.58
Feb
*
Uranium
500
19 %>
■
108,413
9c
28c
Feb
1
Ltd
Mibes
Bay
200
3.45
Feb
18%
18c
34,650
22c
2.00
Warrants
Black
2.20
20c
8 %c
8
1
Mines
Uranium
Bldcop
1.96
'/a c
1
Mines
Yukon
Blcroft
150-
20c
2.19
1
7c
2.96
19%
27c
—50c
Corp
Copper
Mines
preferred ———
5'/a 7c preferred j
Boymar Gold
Mines-
7c
.
Coro
Mining
G//Q
6.80
-
..
Ltd..
Petroleums
Jan
11c
Jan
6%
17c
1.26
,.
1.45
Jan
8,100
75
6 %
9 %C
1.44
Feb
1.30
12,700
1:27
67
9 %c
13c
1.27
12,900
1.30
3 2c
1
72.
9%c
12c
.
70
70
i
-Belcher
1
Bnnkar
For foovr.ote.s see page 46.
Jan
51%
Jan
*
1
*
Jan
St.,
167/s
Jan
11'/a
Beatty
Bata
Feb
"nffplo
West 44th
Jan
50
200
Feb
15C
4
Local
14
35
12%
Feb
Feb
Notre
I,400
51%
12
90c1'
11c
1
230
Jan
Jan
41c
23.800
MEMBERS:
1.98
2.00
Jan
13c
1
Ltd
Feb
Feb
Jan
lie
*
1.40
62c
13c
Ltd— 1
Ltd
1.50
Beattie-Jjuquesne
Jan
Jan
_•
1.60
1.43
Beaver Lodge Uranium--
4.70
45c
*
Ltd
65
1.65
25c
Jan
1
...
Ltd
Petroleum
Jan
124,773
1.65
*
Co
70c
234,400
Jan
1
Corp—
&
Jan
41c
1.40
*
r
Petroleum
45c
Feb
90c
3,700
*
Ltd
Mines
48,050
Feb
82c
Class
Write
50c
Feb
37c
1.55
*
Ltd
Ltd
Mining
Virginia
46c
12%
Jan
90c
1.45
1
—
Mines
48C
—
Feb
1
—
Ltd
Lithium
Jan
Feb
Jan
46c
40c
4%
Valor
20c
,
4% %
United
Jan
1
Mines
3.25
1
Trojan
15c
Mining-
Uranium
Jan
32c
Feb
Jan
1
Ltd
Mines
32,000
Feb
94'/a
*
•
*
Metals
Base
Baska
2.40
>60
30c
1
—
Ltd—
Trebor
20c
Barymin
r
Jan
800
1
Ltd
Ltd
16c
1
2.90
3.100
1
Mines—
Cons
Jan
I8V2C
1
2.86
1
Mines Ltd
Lake Mines
48%
46
22%
Jan
10
2.87
-
Bridge
Tache
Feb
—
250
—50c
Mines
23'A
44%
Mines
Bowuter
Soma-Duvernay
Feb
520
Bank of Nova Scotia.-
Jan
13%
f
Bouscadlllac
Lid
Mines
21%
45 %
Jan
50c
—10
1,500
1
Sherritt-Gordon
100
45%
—
—;
54c
Feb
Metals
Oil
Feb
22%
preferred
38c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Rainbow
118%
15%
Banff Oils
'
Scurry
Jan
Feb
OH & Gas class A
Bailey Selburn
22c
1
Mines
Uranium &
120
107%
Ltd—
Mines
4.70
•
Refining
108%
1,523
———*
35c
1
:
Development Ltd
Gold
1,446
Feb
18'A
I
Feb
Jan
Bonville
Red
117
112% 114 %
22%
22 %
14%
common
20c
1
Corp
Quebec
112 Va
113
50 %
—.
1
Ltd
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd
Quebec
116
35c
92
1
1
Ltd
Ltd
Corp
8
Jan
1.60
7.00
Jan
Bevcon
Quebec
11,770
Mines—
1
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
12 %
15
Mines-.—
4 70
2
Co
(Chib)
11
—
1.50
Mines
35c
—*
35c
1
Ltd—
Mining
Porcupine
22 c
17%
1
Gold Ltd—.
Mining Corp
"
Gas
4%% prelerred
Jan
'
35c
9.50
1
Explorations
-18c
2.60- V.^3,100
2.50
38c
Ltd
.
1.70
*
Mines
Avillabona
13,500
9.50
Ltd
Dredging
2 55
Gold
10%C
As75.30u
Feb
51%
Mines
River
5,500
30c
1.35
40
Mines
Gold
-1.500 :
1.60'
9c,
900
*
*
*
.—
Mines
Aunor
6.40
Ltd-1
(Quebec)
Mines Ltd__
Canadian
Pato Cons
Pennbec
3
1.40
4.75
"
H
Opemiska Copper Mines
Pacific
2 Co
Jan
1.35
10%
45,700
'
-I
1.85
—
43c
;re
Feb
Paper pfd—50
B
Productions
Yellowknife
ii.23
Jan
1.50
,i
1
1
Steels
7%C
20c
1,400
6,200
Resources
Artists
Atla's
-1-.95
Feb
64,150
1
Class
Temple
Atlas
"6 25"
Jail
10c
13c
9,320
Corp
12 %C 12 %c
1.55
—1
Jan
Jan
88c
20c
Ltd
Debentures
'
Obalski
Metals
Jan
7%c-
Metals__..—. -1
8.00
6.50
Jan
41c
Mines
Associated
*
—i
Rare
Northspan Uranium Mines Ltd.-
Feb
Jan
61c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Gold
Jan
90
5.00
4,349
50
F2c
-15c
6.00
3,900
22%
common—
24c
9c
17,600
-*
Mines—
preferred
Jan
14e-
<
.
Jan
1.60
—1
Corp
Feb
1
Jan
25
50
1
—
Mines
$2%
15c
15c
1
;
Jan
20c
lCc
21'/a
1
35c
-
17 %c
Feb
93%
Nickel
4,000
«
Jan
21%
Mines
64.503
1.05
12c
17 %C
Feb
*
Explor
Pulp &
15c
30c
12%<:
21
93%
Huronian
43c
380
Feb
Jan
1.55
•
Mines
39c
43e
20
Jan
"
10c
—1
Nepheline
Lead
15c
50c
Ltd-,
Oils
Petroleums
Argus
Jan
69c
9
1.55
•
Petroleums
Consolidated
77 %
'
Mines
1
pfd
Rouyn
55c
37 %c
Jan
•
50c
4%
American
Pep
1.52
13.500
40c
Ltd
Vlnrny
00c
1°°
Anglo
Anglo
Jan
13
1.500
89c
1
—1
Santiago Mines Ltd—
Spring Coulee Oil &
New
7.25
5.95
75c
Warrants
Ltd—
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd_
New
45c
1.10
8:iC
89c
1
Ltd
Mines
IOC'
1,500
5.65
common
Anglo Canadian
74
11,490
J
1.10
1
New
1.59
13 %
8c
8'A
Jan
24
Jan
35c
103
22,272
131
Explorations, Ltd
3,003
74
48c
1.52,
Ltd.
_1
Montgary
8c
74
41c
45;',
1.52
Petroleums
20c
35 %
-*
Ltd
American
Anchor
Arcadia
5
Merrill
Jan
65c
Feb
15,275
6.30
2
Apex
-1
15c
80c
Ltd
Cons
Co
American
Jan
15c
*
13c
17 %c 17 %c
5.75
common
preferred —
Amalgamated
Larder
Jan
G5c
Htgn
Feb
Feb
22%
175
7.25
4%%
Feb
30
11
Aluminum
Jan
15c
1
20
50c
Warrants
Anglo
Corp.
17 %c
20
I-1
debentures
54c
Jan
Jan
45c
»
400
—1
—
Uranium
5%
46c
16c
32c
12c
_1
Louvicourt Goldfield
»
-
Distillers
Aluminium
23c
6c
,20c
8%
15c
.—
Ltd—.
Explorations
Jan
Feb
6,500
14c
8%
30 %c
4,596
1.35
Jan
Jan
9Cc
1
—
Mines
Mines
Auacon
Kontiki
225
20
Oil——A——.
Mining
Alberta
Jan
23%
13,000
23
117,167
«
Feb
37c
1,625
135,107
<22%
__
Jan
Feb
12c
101.200
„
16c
1
^
9c
18%
100
31%
*
Petroleums
Alba
36c
30%
——
Algoma Steel
voting trust—
Explorations
Jayc
Ltd
Co
28c
2,200
14' isc 16 VaC
15c
1
Oil
Ltd
15c
1
Mines
Continental
Jardun
1
Ltd
Ltd...
Mines
Uranium
Feb
'
53c
Indian
Jan
17C
Ajax
Low
22%
——"25
Range Since Jan. 1
High
30 Vac
com———*
Sugar
Acadia-Urauium
Alberta
25 %
1
Iso
45 c
18'%
Copper Corn Ltd..
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd—
Mines
Feb
2.500
18%
Hudson-Rand
Gold
25c
18c 18% f.
l
Haitian
Shares
31'%
30 %c
common
—
Acme Gas &
Feb
22,300
Ltd_l
Ltd
for tleei
of Prices
•
Paper
—
A
Advocate
15c
-
Ac
Atlantic
Acadia
Jan
11c
7,000/
Ltd
Mines
Aconic
Gaspe Oil
Sales
Range
=,
Tow
1
Preferred
Feb
9c
.*
500
10C
Feb
34
.•
-
75,500
15c
V
1,450
„
lie
2.55
Mines
Copper
35%
35c
Power
Abitiui
"
9,000
18c
.
11 %C
Ltd__—
Ltd
Bay
Fundy
35 :
22c
1
17c
15%c
35 %
Mining & Exploration lnc
Fontana
15 %c
Ltd——.
Week's
Last
Feb
17c
Funds
Thursday
■tocks
Abblcan
Fab
(Monday, Feb. 18, through
The transactions for Friday, Feb. 22, will be included
Thursday, Feb. 21).
Jan
5JC
Exchange
is for the period
Jan
4.30
45c
2,100
week's compilation
This
17c
1
2t
FEBRUARY
nvgn
3JC
lnc
Minerals
1,700
■
,■
56c
Ltd
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
Pigh
-13%
-
WEEK
for VI eek
of Prices
•
Bale Friee
Par
FOR
Sales
Thursday
Feb
Feb
100%
Jan
104
Jan
149
Jan
170
Feb
43
%
X
44
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(968)
Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 25, 1957
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
EN DEW
FEBKLAKY
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.
Thursday
Week's
Rang*
Thursday
Sales
Last
for *veek
STOCKS
Sale Price
*
<
of Priees
Canada
Malting
23%
*
Share*
;
'
*
Range Sinee Jan. 1
Lands
-
!
tiiyn
Jan
Crown
Crows
80
50
24
3.05
190
23
3.30
95,425
2.45
<)an
4.10
2.35
2.05
13,740
1.42
Jan
3.25
Jan
cionjiai
3.75
•
—_i_-
51
23',a
3.00
3.95
5.925
3.20
Jan
Cusco
2.20
2.35
1,325
1.80
Jan
Jan
55
Jan
24
'
4.50
Jan
2-80
39 %
Jan
Ja
37
20c
20c
22c
26,560
48;%
4Jjb
4,920
il 21
2.25
43
—10J
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■
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Feb
27c
Feb
48%
Feb
54%
Jan,
2.21
Feb
37c
30c
38c
24c
22e
27c.
—1
1
22c
10 %c
22c
25c
3,500
9c
31c
31c
j2c
10,500
27c
10
10
10
460
43c
42c
45c
19.912
42c
12C 14 %c
10.500
luc
2.27 Tan
Feb
12c
- Jan
22c
754,025
6
>.
-
18c
1
1
Ltd
-*
■..>»
Range
hum
■4HU
^
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High
5
...
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minerals'
Mines
Low
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■
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nut
Shsv**
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—
Pass
"1
i
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Kaiiftc
»f Price*
Jan
20c* -Jan-
776
Feb
38c
35%c Jan
Jail
Jan
Zellerbacii
Nesc
:,
'
Croinor VPershing
Feb
Jan
51
1
.
—_
Low
3.50
!—26
—
Oil
High
2.59
;
__
Warrants
Warrants
Low
•'
"<■
/•> >
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Rric*
2.20
common
Preferred
Met Explorations--
Can
Canada
""
par
*
STOCKS
•
"
i
*
(,
^
*
Packers
Canada
Class
class
A_—
B
Canada
Canada
Safeway
Canada
Southern
Canada
warrants
Admiral
Canadian
Atlantic Oil
Canadian
Bank
of
Preferred
6.15
6.40
7,570
45%
45 %
46%
3.600
3.10
3.05
3.30
42,040
24V*
24
93
Feb
Davis
Feb
1.00
Feb
Decoursey lUewis Mines-
6.25
Feb
-
Jan
16
5.95
Deer
Jan
D
60c
Jan
Delnite
Jan
Del
Jan
Devon
Feb
Diaueiu
7.30
Feb
Rio
56
'
1,772
3.00 Feb
'
•
3.75
23%
Feb
26%
Jan
25
Dome
Jan
Class
A
Petroleum
13%
430
13
Jan
16
Jan
15%
Feb
30
Jan
Dominion
Magnesium
9
Jan
Dominion
Steel
200
15%
Feb
100
27%
Jan
7%
1,675
7%
6%
4,655
75c
77c
1,500
-
Exnloration
Foundry & Steel com
Doip'nion
Preferred
Canadian
•
J.an
Jan
6%
73
7%
Jan
Dominion
Jan
85c
Feb
Dominion
6.60
Jan
7.60
Jan
100
1U%
Jan
10%
Jan
Donnell
18%-
900
18%
Feb
19
Jan
Dow
*
Oil
Cos
1953
*
Gold
«.—
*
Textile
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Ltd
..
975
.
2.30
Jan.
txiyuu
7^5
Jan
Duvex
3.25
Canadian
Prospect
Salt
8
East
50
Feb
Last
Feb
: 20%
Jan
Feb
48%
8
23%
Ma turtle
Last Sullivan Mines
Eastern
Jan
Eastern
8.00
470
6.00
Jan
Jan
Eastern
4o0
tf-,4
Jan
10
Jan
Economic
Jan
36c
Jan
Eddy
J
28
738
27
125
11
I,805
5%;
6
8.70
23%
Jan
30
Jan
Endy
Jan
13%
Jan
Elder
6%
Jail
Canadian
Thorium
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
Corp
28%
Feb
32% -Jan
395
23%
Feb
26
'
Utilities
♦
preferred..—___100
Canadian Viekers
Canadian
Wallpaper
Mfrp
400
3.65
Feb
100
23%
Feb
10c
17,000
101
101
94% .94%
5
%94V+
29%
Jail
*
•
12%
20c
65c
62c
1.40
34c;
1.74.
2.60
3.25
7.40
7.50
42 %
695
11%
2,868
8%
8
8%
600
25c
24,400
*
_-*
23c"
23c
14%
1.20
*
1
14%
96%
Exploration
66c
,
1
25c*
Natural Gas__!—1
Canso
Oil Producers_rT____^___4—_1
Cause?
Steel
30
98.
Feb
Ltu
Corn
Central
Explorers '
3.15
Central
Leduc
—.—*
.
'4.00
•
6.80
Oil
a
94%
11
45c
42c
—:
9%C
Feb
14%
Jan
.1,75
Jan
14
4.50
3c
4.95
12%
Jau
32% Jan
12%
Jan
Ltd
Refining
&
35c
15,800
30c
3.25
1
32c
3.10
3.50
44,046
'2.90
Feb
5%
Jan
6%
6%
300
—10
34
34
87
——0
26
26
——*
Trust
,-r
.
20
—
53c-
*
~1
*
'
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1
* '
32c
!
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%
*
•"
576
35c'
Mines
Gold
Glacier'—'
'
—;_1
Corp
^——1
.1
;
-
Feb
'
40c
7,600
2 dc
1,000"
25e»
31c
87 o
Feb *-}
Feb®-
31c
1J^69
65C.
472,900
67c
.—26,500
CheskhJc
Mines
Chesterville
Mines
!—
i
Chiboug Jaculeti Mines-
C'hhno
Mining
Gold
•»
Abe-Jan
-
58e
..—
...*.
60c
35%
-5,360
34
16%
1,330.
35
16
_
2,592
Jan
—*
Famous
-35V4
*
Falconbridge Nickel
16
Canadian
Players
18
Farmer -Candy_:——1
Farauay - Uranium Mines—,
:
1
Fanny
Feb
6.3c
Jan
Feb
85c
Jan
Fargo
Jail
Fm'West. Tuugs'.eu
Jan
Federal
60c
Feb
25c
-
('8C0
Feb
1.02
4Cc
1.75
Wawants
-1.84* Jan
26.JC8
Smelting--
&
Chromium Mln & Smelt—
Chrysler
Cobalt
Coclcbhutt
Farm
Coldstream
Coningas
Coniaurum
Key
Couro
I
i—
1.65
1.55
-
,
Beta
Centl, Cadillac—
Warrants
Ltd
Oils
.1.72;
95c
____25c
—
Copper———
Consolidated
East
Gillies
Consolidated
Golden
,_i
Mines
Lake
Consolidated
Marbenor
Consolidated
Marcus
Mic
Consolidated
Mining :&
Consolidated
Morrison
Mines
Gold
30c
3.55
19c
1
,^164'4
Jan
Feb"
-
Feb'
Feb
80c
Sunnorm
Copper
'
Jan...
—>28c;
-,
Crestaurum
!
•
38c
I.000
38c
Jan
45c
Jan
.
35c
6,537
25c
Jan
35c
Feb
15c
-
19c
Feb
12 %c
Jan
Jan
50c
Jail
28c
700
21c
14 %C
Feb
10c
3.593
24o 26%c
Jan
Feb ;
23c
Jan
Jail
10C
19c
Jan
24,600
22c
Feb
36c
Jan
19%
54,114
12%
Jan
19 %
Feb
10%
31,620
Jan
10%
Feb
3.10
3,10
1,480
51c
51c
58c
12,367
51c
Feb
90c
Jan
36c
41c
7,500
36c
Feb
50c
Jan
1.34
1.30
1.43
10,219
8c
9'L-c
6,000
8c
19c
19c
2.900
18c
Jan
30e32%e
2.200
20c
Jail
107,939
76c
Feb
__
Feb
1.20
3.50
Jan
1.70
Jan
•
General Motors
General
General
Steel
3.70
Jan
40c
Jan
1,500
20c
Feb
25c
1.38
Goodyear Tire (Canada)
4Vc
preferred
Gordon
Mackay
Jan
Feb
303,180
1.25
Jan
ijc.
130
600
9%c
Jan
2 35
2 45
*21 c
23 c
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105
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25
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5.10 Jan
3.25
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11,030
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6.75
1.20
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80c
6.70
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9,300
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1.00
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1.90
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13c
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510
29
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10
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16c
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315
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;
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45 %
,
8,450
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26c
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Feb
1.00
1
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14
29
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25
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a
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90
92
9.990
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82
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150
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65c
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90c
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60
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2.2R Jan
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8.000
2.60
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3.60
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2,100
1.10
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1.40
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51
4,195
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91c
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94c
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123,900
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96c
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47c
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31c
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20c
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1.05
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107k
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2.15
2.25
616
1,85 Feb
2.45
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3.70
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3.55 Feb
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2.70
2.75
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177i
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Feb
2.80
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4,300
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1.01
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61C
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98c
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.
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1
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4,750
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Jan
1.25
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18%
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12,300
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16c
Jan
16c
650
14c
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18c
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5.10
5.70
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3.75
3.15
3.30
1.900
2.10
2.40
1,900
5.70
3.00
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3.40
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80c
1,700
75c
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80c
13,000
10c
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14c
II,900
2.20
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2.80
2.80
300
24.900
1.85
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3.00
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4274
42%
425
42
17
391
17
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16%
17
325
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36
27%
28
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13.500
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200
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28
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14c
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23c
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class
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45c
22.000
41c
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80c
500
8c
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11c
Jan
1.75
1.85
2,550
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51c
3,800
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1.75
45c
1.90
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Feb
65c
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22,000
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1.10
4.700
1.05
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3012
32
1.70
1.75
Gold-fields
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Maneast
Maple
'
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8c
9c
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1.21
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Merrill
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Light
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Midwest
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13c
1.75
Feb
27c
Feb
Jan
22%
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
227i
8
55c
Jan
Pipeline common——
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10
S
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61c
647k
31,610
1,872
747k
75
25c
3.500
8
Feb
1.33
157kc Jap
Feb
6
Feb
6%
Jan
Peruvlan
82
Feb
86%
Feb
Petrol Oil &
Oils
8
Jan
Phillips
Jan
64%
Feb
Pickle
72%
Feb
78
Jan
Pioneer
2lc
Jan
25C
Jan
Pitch-Ore
67k
Feb
Feb
Oil
Gas
Placer
Jan
Ponder
Powell
13
137k
1,755
47%
47%
100
17c
19c
15,100
3.15 Feb
26c
Jan
Feb
1.51
13
Feb
46%
Jan
17c
Feb
3.95
35c
Feb
Powell
2.08
Jan
Power
15%
Jan
Prairie
48
Jan
24%c Jan
37,500
30,341
1.23
3.10
3.25
2,674
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1.30
1.400
1.20
13c
Corp
•
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Mines.
of
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Gold
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91,020
1.61
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2.75
Feb
2.80
100
2.75
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3.25
Jan
13c
13o»
1,000
11 %C Jan
14%c
Jan
21%
Jan
Jan
1.000
18c
Jan
21c
Jan
13
13
100
13
Feb
13
Feb
1.25
1.49
21,136
Feb
2.05
23
237k
580
*
*
517 k
52%
51%
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83c
55c
1
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51C
90c,
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11%
41c
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Feb
Rare
Jan
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557a
5,000
78c
Feb
14,400
5lc
1.10 Jan
Feb
84c
Jan
Feb
11
Jan
10%. Jan
12
Feb
63c
Jan
20c
21c
8,100
9.35
11
4,460
26%
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40
40
400
40
Jan
40%
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Feb
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"
11
Feb
Jan
57%
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Jan
3.20
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Jan
59C
Feb
2.30
27c
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1.75
1.00
Feb
1.49 Jan.
1.45
1.45
1.45
3,100
1.40
Jan
1.60
Jan
1.15
1.25
4,306
1.15
Feb
1.37
Jan
1.25
1.35
Feb
1.66
Jan
7c
Jan
15c
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Feb
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Jan
'1.39
1.35
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4.000
1.45
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46,583
,
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127k
2,720
58c
12 7 k
62c
Feb
75c
40
2,300
I,860
58c
39%
387k
Feb
46% Jan
70,800
50c
Jan
82c
Feb
55
Jan
59%
Jan
Jan
5.00
Jan
Jan •
12c
Jan
8.15
Feb
Jan
127
65C
82c
58
78c
59
275
4.25
4.45
4.55
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8c
2.000
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8.10
8.00
8.15
5.150
6.75
6.90
6.85
7.30
2.85
3.10
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18.230
Feb
8.00
6.870
2.50
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3.50 Jan
1.16
Feb
1.50
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Jan
2.47
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Jan
18c
Jan
2.34
Jan
1.25
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1.35
1.20
1.35
2.3-5
2.20
2.36
87.330
13c
13c
5,000
1.25
1.44
82c
82c
88C
II.050
81c
Feb
21c
19c
22C
174.100
11c
Jan
*
Jan
6.50
2.900
51.420
8.50
8.30
8.55
1,942
58c
58c
62c
6,650
1.95
1.99
2.87
32,185
17c
18C
7,083
1.70
11c
1.25
8.00
58c
1.79
17c
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
24c
Feb
9.90 Jan
80c
2.87
Feb
21c
Jan
Feb
Jan
3,730
147k
Feb
Jan
147a
16 V*
19
14%
95c
Feb
Jan
99c
1.05
1.35
1.05
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75c
Feb
1.20 Jan
80c
Feb
85c
13,875
4.300
1
89c
89c
99c
II,500
1.57
1.60
37,325
1.35
Feb
~1
1
1.52
17 %c
50,200
14 %c
Jan
100
1.80
Feb
1
1.80
207k
20
207k
805
187k
Jan
1.95
1.95
1.95
20O
56c
53c
58c
30.200
1.70
1,65
1.70
4,490
5,000
14c
Feb
23C
Jan
15c
3.200
54c
Feb
'75c
Jan
58c
Jan
28c'
Feb
Jan
44c
Feb
18
Feb
*
80c
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Mines
Jan
1.28
*
*
Feb
12%
I,300
.
Roche
Jan
24c
Feb
50
1.20
Jan
26
Feb
9
—
4.500
4.00
310
18c
-
56,200
Jan
26
Jan
59c
—
Mining Co Ltd
Explorations Ltd—
Reeves Macdonald
Long
95c
1.24
Feb
3.35
Feb
1.58
4.50
440
Jan
62c
40c
Feb
3,225
Feb
6
1.03
Feb
4.25
Car
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9,800
89c
Jan
1.55
4.00
3.95
Jan
5
52c
4.00 Feb
4.10
Jau
52c
Jan
1.56
300
3.45
10c
1,030
200
25c
Jan
16,715
603,875
35,600
4.10
7%c
2.91
41c
Feb
14,100
56%
4.00
39c
8V2C
1
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Renabie
Jan
'53
117 k
9%
Jan
5,000
13c
2.80
40c
117k
1 015
31c
Jan
56
4.00
11
Jan
9c
70c
Rainvllle Mines Ltd.
Jan
21c
2.80
Radlore Uranium Mines.
Jan
49%
6,600
26c
•
Feb
Jan
1,713
Jan
53c
—1
r
75c
Earth
Jan
115
Feb
2,95
23 %
Jan
19
Jan
42c
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21c
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167k
15
*
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National Petroleum
Nntional
A
•
*
227k
66c
Feb
102%
65c
1
Rpv*r>ar Uranium
,—•.—,—1
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:
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10
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5
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National Hosiery Mills class
*
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250
6.305
'
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•
72c
167k
146
5,315
200
Jan
1.25
9,575
46c
31,175
Quebec
15%
Jan
85c
Quebec
45c
70c
117kc
1.16
Manitou Mines—
Metallurgical —
Queenston Gold Mines—
Quemont Mining _
Feb
Feb
15%
Feb
57%
Quebec Cbibougamau Gold.
Quebec Copper Corp
—
Quebec Labrador Develop..
Quebec Lithium Corp —-
17
•
9c
5
Feb
Jan
24c
23 V2
Moore Corp common
Multi-Minerals Ltd
1.70
1,615
*
A
3.40 Jan
35c
2.57
18c
Jan
42,537
1
Prospectors Airways —
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
—^
Purdex Minerals Ltd
....—
32.008
Moneia' Porcupine
Works
Feb
Feb
Jan
2.38
18c
Jau
75c
1
—-—*
1
—*
*
*
Warrants
30c
1.32
Brewery class
26c
Feb
Feb
1.50
Jan
177k
♦
Jan
37c
*"
107k
Columbia—1
1
-•
Oil
Prefcton
17
*
33c
50c
75c
——
Roy__.
Premier Border Gold
26c
t
Feb
7%C
40
Rouyn
17
.1
Jan
97kc IOV2C
•
Corp
26c
class, A
Montreal .Locomotive
9,884
Jan
;
2.80
Mogul Mlnlne Corp
Nama
86c
86c
1.45
Modem-Containers
National
Jan
873
82c
1.38
*
Molsons
Feb
66c
13%
82c
Milton
Ore
13
15
1.43
26c : >8%c
3.15
Feb
8c
River
137k
Jan
Jan
...2,
Oils
Jan
18,280
Jau
2.50
—1
Mines
Development
Jan
43c
31,100
13%
18c
23c
—
Uranium
20c
35c
Jau
Feb
•I
26c
—5'
Ltd..—
Gold
Gold
Feb
1.60
Jan
25
9.35
-
& Mineral
Co
Grow
Feb
28c
Jai:
28%
Jan
28c
112
Feb
89c
58Vb
55c
10c
1.51
9%
Feb
500
17%
.1
f——r-
Pembina
11c
30c
30c
Feb
1,630
17%
—1
Jan
84
8%
26%
:
9.%- Ja|i
349,700
5
2.08
84
Jan
28c
111%
1
River Nat Gas*
Jan
Jau
79c•
Feb
9
405
'
Peace
2.40
Feb
2.05
32c
17%
1
Paymaster Consol
18,570
27c
Mtn
97kc
..*1
Jan
■'
60c
455
.
•
9c lCVkc
1
1
Jan
5,372
....
5,700
.
Jan
29c
19c
-10c
15c
3,000
.
43c
36 %c
67k
28c
13,600
9%
1111/*
Jan
55,965
656.
Jan
.2.85,, Jau
47c
Jau
.2-34 Jan
27C
..1
*
Jan
1.50
37.100
80C
2.15
..
Jan
29C
25c
.1
—
Jan
13%
,
GOC
9V8
60c
1
10c
12c
34c
2.05
34c
210
3,700.
_
20c
80c
100
19c
39,100
•2.46
—
:
2.60
Jan
Feb
2.95
22c
3.15
Co
2.50
15c
....
12,950
...
9.35
3,000
11,000
•
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour
2*50
50C
.
35c
65,700..
13%C leVk-C
42% 6
2.95
61,525
56.400
15c
1
Metals
Jan
16c
427kc
2.95
Mines —1—
Parbec Mines
-^1—... •
'' <
Pardee Amalgamated Mines—__
Parker Drilling
Pater Cranium Mines Ltd
36c
City Petroleums :.
MHliken Lake Uranium——
Mlndamar
Feb
23c
9.50
13c
•
Jan
73c
*——.1
—
•
*----*
50c
6
10c
Feb
Feb
7c
16,840
30c 35 %c
1.33
Jan
50c
12c
4,000
10%
Paramaque
3.30
Warrants
Brick
Feb
56,300
-
*
Jan
1
Mill
44c
23
1.30
30c
Gas.
Jan
Jan
100,420
9c
100
17.300
•
Industries
Jan
25c
73c
8c'
Pamour Porcupine^
3.20
_*
com
30c
415
1.75
55c
50
—
83
23
Pan Western Oils
.1.51
Gas
Jan
17%c Feb
8%
42c
61%
17c
Mining
Feb
80
25
26%
Jan
1.25
Mid con
Midrim
.
Jan
23
Pronto Uranium Mines.
Mexican
Feb
2.10
30
12c 14% C
i—*1
Eastern
3.20
Meta Uranium Mines
Feb
Jau
3.75
Feb
8%
——
Pacific
30c
pfd—}
-
Jau
-
40
Feb
267k
Lake Mines.....———-,—
Oslsko
12%c
mi"t
-
•
27
23
Gold
_1
...
1.50
6
Feb
1,150
H7k
11c
23c
.50e
Feb
26%
:
Minerals
Ormsby
.1.25
Mentor Exploration & Dev.
Merrill Island Mining
.
84
..1
Petroleums
3.75
-
13%
Jan
3.20
150
-
20
10
—
&
Feb
500
8
McWatters Gold Mines.
Medallion
—
preferred———
B
7 Vic
747k
McMarmac Red Lake.
4.50
387k
9Vb
43,500
8
64
Lake___
4.40
38 Va
420
4.40-
10
28.466
8
Porcupine.
McKenzie
-,11% Feb
7.10, Jan
12c
—
—!•.
~u
Pacific
10
57c
common.
325
-
5.35 Feb
67c
——1
Page Hersey Tubes—
'
Hi
Maybruir Mines
-McColl Prontenac
12
8c'
...—■
Jan
15,140
6%
.100
-
400
'*
*———
Jan
ll'ic 12 VaC
•
llTe.
27,464
-
32 7kc
Ja'11
22c
—1
k
6.45
42,050
2.05
22%
1.39
MkMey-Harfts^Fergusan Ltd com.
Feb
6.15
44c
11 %c
Feb
30
35
Jan
"
Martin-MoNeely Mines
Jan
8%c
3,500
Feb
20c
30c
1
1.48
Feb
19c
Jan
2272
Ltd
Maritime. Mining Corp.
Feb
<1%C
81%
11c
■
99C
789,365
18c
9c
1.60
..
-*1
Mines
242,390
817k
1.60
7%c
common
Marigold Oils Ltd
1.21
817k
7%c
883
21C
Maralgo Mines
Marcon
•
Feb
Jaii
66c
Feb
87kc
30
4.900
22 %
Gardens.
Feb
3.5Q
'
4,000
8%C
8c
1.67
——2
51C
Feb
9%c Jau
Jan
Jan
12c
1.05
'
—
8,100
30
Debenture—,
Ontario Steel Products common..
Jan
9%c
31
B—1—
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Magnet Consolidated Mines.
55c
1.55
:
39
Jan.
0C
30
Preferred
217k.. Jan
1.09
Mines—
34,700
1.50
* Warrants
Jan
1972
1.70
Gold
2.45
1,805
7c
1.50.
Mines
5.90
Jan
36% Jan
3.50
Jan
85c
Jan,
4.90
Jan
1.59
1.09 Feb
51C
305 '
387k
3.50
Selections
1.54
80c
13c
Cockshutt
4,795
—-——?
--50
Mines,;
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Jan
Jail
20c
50C
Explorations
Macleod
2,575
Feb
57kc
;
-
•
*
1
Okalta Oils
90o 1
O^Leary Malartlc"—***.—,——•
Ototario Jockey Club common—*
Oil
HV^Jzn
1.80
Mines
96,800
60c
Quebec Power common—,—*
Util pfd__—_.__w____100
Orenada
Macdonald
1.27
Feb
1.12
4.4<y
387k
_———r.
Lake Mines.J—
O'Brien Gold Mines—
Ogama Rockland Gold
Jan
41c
41c
Mines
Macassa Mines
Jan
51c'
II Vk
Oba^ka
17%-Jau
9%c
—
r
_————1
.Nudulama Mines Ltd--——-—•
Jan
Jan
6.95
Jan
Jan
2.49
—
t-—I——
Canada
NOrvalie
13 %c
6c,
6.25.
'Northwestern
Jan
,11c
7%c
r--
common—
warrants,
Northern
Northern
Feb
5.90
38
1.20
.
•
Jan.
10c
4278
It
_*
1956
16c
23 c
8c
387k
3.50
Preferred
t
57%; Jan
-
Feb
4.30
2.95
55c'
■'
Jan
2.10
Star Oil
Warrants; —;
—
Feb
Jan
45c
Jan
5,000
59c
6C
20o
—--—T--—-I.
*
Jan
\i
15c
8,940
5.60.
3874'
—I
'.North
:;
Feb
80c
ie%A
Jan
2.39
_•
Loblaw Groceterias
Warrants
Jan
1.85
3.00
—1
Louvlcourt
1.60
Feb
10c
—
Uranium
Jan
1.05
2.39
—
Gold-
Lomega Explorations
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado
90c
31,100
1.38
5.70
i
*
Loblaw Cos. pfd
Class A
B
J an
2.40
Mines—_*_
Long Lac
Class
1.06
1.05
80c
Gold
217'2
3.15
I
Mines-^;—.
Petroleum
Feb
10c
,
Leltch Gold
Liberal
Jan
12c
Mine's
Gold
197k
18
720
Feb
v
99c
1.10
La Lux Mines
Lamaque
18%"'
1.06
:
Lake Lingman Gold
Lake Osu Mines-
Shore
18'/a
18 7k
70
19
'
Lake Cinch Mines
.Lake Dufault Mines
.Lake
18%',
Gold
Oils Ltd
Jaii
15c
,
12c
;
40,500
Sc
1.10
59c
5.70
3.05
Jan
20c
14c:' Feb
1,000
477k
4.80
4.30
1.21
:
..—
Jan
"
—;—
Ltd—__—•__*—
Oils
2,000
1.05
'
Towhsite
'Klrkland
1.25
Jan.
30c" "Feb
1,902
8c
—*
North' Canadian- Oils common—:
•
Preferred
—-—50
Jan
1.00
3,35
Feb
10c
29,500
-
Klrkland
'2.55
*
477k
33c
47%-.
,180
Corp
Norpax .Oil & Mines i*tO—
Oils Ltd
———
.
'
4.35
Northcal
Jan
38,800
75c
18C
05c
Hudson:. Bay
Jan
2.10
.
32c 417kc
—1
Feb
10c
16 7'2
7,704
2.20
_
Jar.
2.10
"
—1
Mines
10c
8C
;
Nor gold Mines
.Normetal
Feb
Feb
2.00
*
(,*
Norlartic
-
Jan
20c
7c
,
15c
;
•
Feb
12c
3,700
11% c
<
*
,
■
20c
Jan
8c
2.00
.1.
Corp
JiMl
.
lie
-
•.
——
Jan
;
■
Jaii
1.34
2.70
_1
Mines
•
.
:
10c
.
6,000
...
Jan
52c
,
_
49,050
20c
.
:
1
...
Feb
Feb
8c, Jan
8,325
9C.
Jan
Jail
51c
90c
.
28,025
15C
•
Jan
25c
24c
.
Jan
,
Jan
31c
Jan
30c
Feb
.
48c
37c
17.600
.
43C
lie
1
—
1.10
9c
.
137,200%
Jan
25c
.
3,80 :
'
Gold-^
Acme
Nordon
Jan
,
147kc
-I
Mines
Feb
,:
,12c, .Jaw,
i4c
Feb
.17,584
64,000
,
49C-
39C
14% C.
42c:
^.1
Nickel Rim Mlnes Ltd
73c
1.68
:
Superior Oils
20c
•
•
Explor
NIpissing Mines
Senator
^.1
——
I,
Merger.:
I9V2C Jan
35,800
'
'jdget-Quebec Mines.—:*——
^
.
Mines.
Gold
Newnorth
-
Jowsey
18c
4,104
Mining Corp-i*———
Jaye Exploration —
Jousmith
17,350
24c
98%
Jacobus
v
Feb
47^4
New: Rouyn
Gold
24c
.:
t
Mines
"
-
24,300
96:,4
-
toterprovinjclal Pipe Line—
:——A
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
—-——1
Iron Bay Mines—
1
Isotope Products Ltd——
•
Jeanette
Feb
47 7
8
1.78 Feb
Feb
30c
.
v
'
Jack Watte
15c
16 %C
29c
28c
28c
Jan
24c1
11,433
41,000
9,7 %
-
•
—_——
1.50 Jan
24c
Feb
1.35 Jan
26,950
.
Feb
776
Jan
42c-
18c
256-
18c-
""
Petroleum
Jan
77C
47 %
International. Nickel Co* common-——*
International
23c
r
Highridge
"■
.r
20c
1.40
22c
7k
Jah
Jan
1-.36
68c-
1
——
7
1,600
132,300
-
23c
Jan
36c
: 626.
Jan
54c
-
52c
23c
-2.35
.
Jan
25 %6 Jan
4,100
34,310
"Jan
56c
2.15 Jan
—-27,000-~
30c
55c.
>.22MtC
Feb ^
35c
Jan
2.40 Jan
1.85 Feb
58q
30c
.
Petroleum.—'_50c
1,200
90c
Feb
«7C
37c
,2:15
-
58c
New -Harrlcana
19
Feb
il%c Jan
9%c Jan
'6,000
3.300
15c-
Feb
Jan
3,106
1.62-
177k
1,725 -
65c
'
"
.
15c
Jan
Feb
72c
35c-
.
1.70
'
Jan
"45 c"
8,339
2.00
Gas Explorations.
9
23c
90c
.
.
"
10c
97kc '
67c
—I
•New < Goldv ue Mlnts^
Feb
Feb
47c
-
Feb
6%
2.T45 "
■17%
177-4
.
67c'
1
7%
13c
40,300
-
17%
class A
7.
.
Jan
.
"
"lOc "
,—,—I
Dominiqn _Oil_——^—400
Mines
——♦
New Delhi Mines—
,
Feb
54c
'
"
'
1__-—.—ii-_
Mtalne
Metal Ind
17 '
—-10
Inland Natural Gas-common,—
International
I
——______
New DlckensOn; Mknes
New
'
Inland Cement Co pfd _L-
Inspiration
45c
-
*
"'
'
'28
18
22,470
15c
"
-42
-i—50
preferred
^ V Preferred
13c
[
^ Htgn "
Feb
49,350
21.,
77c
'
Chamberlain Petroleum——^—50c
Concord Develop.:—*
C^witinenUH oil of- Canada
-•
New
„,
-
.
Oils
New .British
.
~
•
preferred
preferrfed
$2.25
18
:.
Alger Minks.
Nete Afhona Mines
New
Bidlamaque Gold.
LOW
70c
New
■"
'i
I
'
:—-—I
Industrial Acdebt COrp Ltd com
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
.
^ Low- High
p«r
Nefibttt Labine UrsBlum
.
—10
-Imperial. Life Assurance
Nealon
ter Week
ef Prices
■;' 18
Jan
7.00
76
"3,200
,r
\
Hign
Feb
4.70
17672
30c "
•Hu^on & Erie Mtge__l-—r_*_*—20
Imperial Bank.
5,625
,29c
'
»'
Range Since Jan. 1
tow
78%.
76
r
last
•ale Price
Sales
Week's
'Range/
•
"
5.0O!
"4,70
.
Thursday
.
Shares
LowBioH
4i70
_Lu,
——.
«Hbtfc-onBay Mfbmg& Smelling:
i
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Hoyle
21
STOCKS
for Week
.
•f Prices
Par
ENDED FEBRUARY
Sales
Week's
Range
,
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
...
Thursday ^
'
75c
I6V2C 177kc
1.80
1.80
14c*
it
'&4C
1.95
37c
1.56
——•—-1
26c
19c
28c
270,800
16c
38c
41c
86,210
21c
—1
35c
-16%
16%
.17..
555
16 %
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.04
1.90
18c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.90 Jan
20%
Feb
2.05 Jan
65c
Jan.
1.70 Jan
7
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(970)
.
.
Monday, February 25, 1957
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
'RANGE
Thursday
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Last
Sale Priee
stocks
13c
*
Roxana Oils
—
Jan
15c
Feb
United Keno Hill
10%cl0%c
3,000
9c
Jan
13c
Feb
United
Montauban
66%
67%
1,725
66%
Feb
72%
Jan
United
Oils
17%
1,260
16
Jan
20
Jan
United
Steel
395
27
Jan
35
Feb
Universal
Feb
12%
Jan
Upper
17c
34
35
10%
10%
Preferred
Russell
11%
842
12c
16c
3,000
3 6 Vz
16%
16%
2,335
97
96%
97
140
1
—1
27c
27c
30c
9,800
26c
57c
60c
2,300
56C
1
15 %c
15%C
16C
46,500
13c
Jan
•
1.47
1.40
1.47
8,700
—
1
16c
•
1
Mining
Lawrence
5%
St
A
Uranium
Mlcnael
San
Corp new com
preference
class
Sand
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Antonio
Gold
River
—
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Debentures
72
72
——,—————
10%
%c Feb
11
Canada
preferred————
A
Creek
Sheep
Gold
Sherrltt
Shirriff
Horsey
Sicks'
Breweries
Silanco
Silver-Miller
Silver
t
v
Mines
Standard
Simpsons
*
Feb
Walker G
3.90
3.90
4.00
1,500
25
Tan
81
81 %
726
43 %
43%
40
95c
95c
7.00
fit)
ort
lan
^
4
12,984
6.75
V
At,
a
,V?
7
»'r
8.10
o
Feb
n
Jan
10
10
10V«
1,275
25
25
125
21%
21%
4.10
4.10
150
lie
14c
15,500
81c
90e
16,508
80c
Feb
37c
40c
2,500
37c
Feb
63c
Jan
10%
10%
350
Feb
11
Jan
19%
1,278
* 87c
1
—
Ltd
10%
19%
•
I
Mines
Slocan
Van
125
Somerville
SourLs
1
Ltd
:
Vi-t, Ja?
10/2 Jan
011/
00
«
*
4.05
9c
19/4
Oil
47%
50
•
20c
22C
3,100
—
& Knapp (Canada;
Weedon Pyrite Copper
Werner Lake Nickel
Weapac Petroleums Ltd
W2
Feb
.
15c
1.07
Feb
West Maygill
Westeel
c
4 55
Jan
Malartic
West
Standard
20/4
Jan
Stanrock
Uranium
Stanwell
Oil
&
Olsen
Stedman
Mines
Jan
Leaseholds
Naco
Sudbury
Cons
Propane
Surf
Inlet
Western
Plywood
Switson
(Geo;
class
.62c
3.00
1,030
38c
29%c
23c
39c
22;
26c
8,350
15,000
32,469
21c
25c
Teraagaml
Tiara
18,500
9%c
Jan
3,500
1.12
Feb
*
—-5
18
17%
26
18
26
100
17%
Feb
18
235
Feb
2.43
2.30
2.47
66,903
25
Jan
1.85 Jan
26
1
;
2.70
Jan
66c
75c
15,800
46c
98c
Jan
B
__
2.14
5.60
5.60
100
5.60
Feb
1.75
2.19
112,612
1.00
Jan
14
14%
350
*
—
18%
19%
Traders
18%
902
18%
Jan
21
Jan
19%
19%
267
19%
Jan
21%
Jan
92 %
92%
75
90
Jan
92%
Feb
18%
Winchester Larder
1
Windward
1
i:f%c
•
14
13%
1.02
75c
1.11
114,372
1.21
1.15
1.58
79,850
30c
31c
4,500
30c
Feb
37c
Jan
10c ll%c
33,203
10c
Feb
15c
Jan
9c
Jan
13c
Jan
Feb
1.80
Jan
—
1
2.27
21c
Feb
57c
Feb
Winnipeg & Central Gas
33c
30 %C
37c
19,266
27c
Jan
42c
Jan
Woodgreen
35
34%
37
335
34%
Feb
37%
Jan
Wrlght-Hargreaves
3.80
3.50
4.25
2,190
Feb
4.65
60c
70c
13,667
373,000
2.30
6,250
2.20
Feb
2.90
Jan
1.25
1.60
1,000
1.00
Feb
1.80
Jan
lie
lie
12c
6,500
10%c
Feb
9c
9%c
1,000
8c
Jan
11c
Jan
13c 15%,c
467.694
13c
Feb
25c
Jan
10%
Jan
14 %
Jan
2.60
Jan
Jan
70c
2.27
1.25
Warrants
1,552,040
3.50
60c
Feb
10c
Jan
77c
Jan
Coghlan
Wiltsey
Yale
Gold
Lead
17c
21c
21c
Feb
24%
24%
900
24
Jan
26V*
Jan
Yellorex
60
63
4,796
60
Feb
71%
Jan
Yellowknite
8c
Jan
IOV2C
Feb
21%
Jan
3.15
Jan
4.25
Jan
44
44
44
20
38c
38c
45c
19,950
13c
12c
14c
Canuck
3.3.5
3.60
5
5
I,075
1.90
200
'17
17%
1,055
7c
7c
2,000
44
Feb
59c
Oil
—
10%c
1
Bear
Mines
5%
1
9%c
1,960
1.48
5,620
8c
8c
2,060
7c
25c
45c
27c
53c
12,000
3,500
33c
__
17%
1.35
17
7c
1.90
1
28c
1
„
18%
Jan
Feb
9%c
4.00
4.05
800
4.00
Feb
5.50
1.51
1.65
69,650
1.10
Jan
1.G5
Canadian
Jan
1.60
Feb
40
12 %c
36c
40
117
10c 12 %c
18,500
35c
38c
4,875
40
38
10c
41%
Jan
13c
Jan
Anglo
43c*
Jan
Asbestos
Feb
British
35c »Jan
9%
10
300
9%
Feb
1.83
1.70
1.90
10,039
1.60
Jan
3.60
3.00
3.60
1,000
3.00
Feb
56c
56c
58c
26,500
55c
Feb
*
85c
95c
97c
9,800
90c
Feb
4.00
600
9
Jan
-
9%
Newfoundland
Brown
Bulnlo
Gold
4.90
Jan
Canada
Jan
Canadian
S8c
1.24
Jan
164,800
22c
Feb
38c
Jan
Canadian
20,125
19c
Jan
35c
Feb
Coast
4100
Jan
Dominion
General
Canadian
125
26c
35c
Industries
Prairie
Triad
A
Union
Pipe
Ltd
Feb
Dalhousie
49
Jan
Dominion
12c
18%
18%
34%
65
13c
5,000
12c
37%,
50
12c
37%
41%
575
37
41
89
40
2.10
35,935
1.99
1.90
2.20
2.20
2.34
II,979
•
111%
108
112
4,124
•
;
18%
32
41 %
1
Line
Resources
24c
1.20
2.15
DuPont of Canada Securities
Gaspe Copper Mines
International
Jan
40%
Jan
43%
Jan
International Utilities
Interprovincial Utilities
2.25
Jan
Loblaw
Inc
.2.57
Jan
Minn &
Ontario
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
9.00
Jan
Feb
56c
Feb
Mines
33c
Jan
Price
32c
Jan
Acceptance
Mining
2nd
pfd—,
United
Corps Ltd class
Estella Mines
United
Fuel
Inv
900
30c
23c
1,000
20c
Feb
29c
30c
3.501
26c
Feb
8
Jan
7
•
l
1
class
30c
*
.
Asbestos
United
15,069
32c
1
Corp
United
8.35
32c
23c
B
*
I
A
pfd
preferred
1
%
5.80
8
65%
68%
907
21 % c 21 % c
fig
"
3,160
5.80
6.00
445
900
7
Feb
62%
Jan
19
%c Jan
5.65
Feb
68%
Feb
24c
6.95
Jan
23
23
23
390
19%
Jan
24 %
18C
14,760
l?n,r
jan
20c
Feb
59%
59%
595'2
75
25
47
44
47
435
58%
39
Jan
Jan
No
60
Feb
47
Feb
21 %
21%
220
21
Jan
23%
Feb
28%
28%
200
28%
Jan
31
Jan
1,045
15%
Feb
19%
80
Jan
80
__
'
—
80
25
3.40
100
3.25
4 09
4.00
4.50
200
4.00
37%
com...•
37
25c
20 %c
21%
sale
in
f Flat
r
Cash
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
4.09
Jan
Jan
7.00
Jan
1.210
36%
Feb
39%
Jan
4,000
y'e
jan
27c
Jan
1.350
19%
Jan
23%
Jan
17
17%
2,003
17
Feb
20%
Jan
30
30
230
30
Feb
37%
Jan
94
9 4
94
3
94
Feb
103
Jan
51%
50%
51%
2,055
47%
Feb
53
Jan
—
13
13
100
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
*
FOR
66
—
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66
66
50
65%
Feb
70
Jan
29
105
28%
Feb
32%
Jan
42
45
165
31
31
Feb
150
Jan
46
Jan
35%
Jan
31%
*31 %
410
150
150
165
70
1
4.75
4.55
4.75
2,440
4.55
Feb
4.75
Jan
3.CO
3.00
600
2.80
Feb
3.40
Jan
53
53
1
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„
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AND
t
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wl When
x
price.
175
range).
dividend.
to
unlixted
delivered,
issued,
Ex-dividend,
y
year's
53
CANADIAN
(Un) Admitted
(not included
In
Feb
•
range),
Included
42
100
Included In year's
delivery sale
1
29
'
45
•'
(not
(not
Feb
Jan
4.35
25c
—
ex-Interest,
sale
Jan
22%
wd When
year's
Selling
1
38
•'
Jan
17
Feb
21%
17
1
value.
lot
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e
3.85
16%
•
par
Odd
650
range).
Feb
ll7c
a
4.35
3.40
Bros
FOOTNOTES
•
4.25
15%
15%
"" 80
Niagara
Feb
J7C
50
i
7.90
4.35
6
30c
_1
.
475
2.50
21%
X
Ltd
15%
80
:
Paper.,.
Feb
580
15%
Jan
33%
5
Feb
6.500
18
15%
33
Feb
30
3.40
i
17
25c
18
8.20
25
10%
—7.50
Paper
24c
24c
18
Feb
31
•
Feb
8.20
29%
31
•
Feb
118
1,035
31
—1—*
Jan
Jan
31
15%
Paper
191/2
Jan
30%
•
Oil
Bridge
23c
Feb
Feb
30%
5
Wire Weaving—
Ogilvie Flour common
Preferred
P*to Consolidated Gold Mines
Pend Oreille Mines
104
8%
■_*
—
35
Feb
1,245
1
Feb
Feb
9
common-
Jan
•
Gas of Canada-.
B
47c
Feb
•
Oil
Co
Shawkey
Class
Feb
42%
•
Chibougamau
Union
35c
1,114
34%
1
Pipeline
Tribag Mining
Union
1,000
20
Oil
Ultra
37c
43%
•
Trans
Trinity
35c
Bit*
8%
50
Copper
42%
18%
Sugar——
Investments
Marconi
43
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
8%
*
Note
Preferred
37c
n»«b
nip*
«har*a
5
Bank
Dredging
&
4.00
Sales
»•»
rri*M
*
Co
Feb
22c
*
—
Explorations
Feb
1
Feb
1.95
10
23c
1
Oils
re
Jan
54c
5
:
American
35c
Jan
Develop
Corp
25c
_10
Emm
36c
Curb Section
k»«|t
#f
t.ow
Par
1
3.75
-
Week's
last
Feb
9%
;
Mountain
Jan
Jan
23c
fund*
Thursday
STOCKS
Jan
9
40
Transcontinental
Jan
Jan
4.00
*
Trans
10c
.
Toronto Stock Exchange
Feb
Jan
25c
Trans
Jan
Jan
——
•
class
1.38
1.60
.
,
Zenmac Metal —
Zulapa Mining
I li
Jan
10
-
Canada
Feb
1.15
1.38
1.40
Feb
75c
Jan
9%
preferred
Trans
1,996
9%c
•
Mines
„
—
20c
•
Mines
Jan
S
3,747
5
37c
Jan
1
—
14
14%c Jan
24,000
3.40
44
Jan
__
•
Zinc
&
21c
Yankee
1
Mines
Copper
24%
17%
Exploration
Finance
Jan
Feb
..1
"
Jan
Feb
17
Jan
9%
8,100
Mines^t,
,
6.50
2.19
Feb
Jan
"
Trusts
14
59c
Feb
16,865
.
General
Towagmac
Jan
53
Mines
Consolidated
Toronto
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
10
Elevators
1.39
Jan
9%
1
Toronto
14c
41c
,Willroy
57c
•
Bank
Feb
12c
47
22,693
common—
Mines
Jan
26c
1.20
•
35c
l
Dominion
Jan
35c
20c
Feb
16%c Jan
Jan
9c
Mines
Silver
Jan
10c
•
57c
1
Toronto
Feb
3.50
54c
30c
3.85
Tombill Gold Mines-
Torbrit
81c
'
1
Feb
19%
-
Mines
Feb
Feb
Feb
2.75
35c
1.12
10c
100
125
50c
Texas Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
Thompson Paper i.;.-*-*!—
29c
Jan
20c
*
Gold
Jail
Jan
8c
Taurcanis Mines
Tedk-Hughes
18%
Jan
1.13
A
385
*
—
Jan
47%
3.55
Mines
Pearson
4.05
13%
leb
1
Preferred
Jan
17%
29c
■ al* I'rU*
Taylor
71
4/%
18%
Industries
Tandem
Jan
Feb
67% Feb
Class B
8c
ordinary—.
common
2.95
10%
1,035
Preferred
19
Byivanltt Gold
Tamblyn
Jan
Jan
5,500
1
r
64c
Feb
50
_*
Gold
—
•
class
Co
48c
1.85
Cons
l eb
Jafi
4,300
6,237
3.50
2.90
—
*
9%
1
Petroleum
1.95
Feb
310
64,569
37c
•
1
•
—■
50
Warrants
Supertest
18%
Jan
54c
15c
3.75
;
common
18
1.30
1,000
Jan
25%
83c
_1
Mines—
18
5,950
Jan
29c
Feb
Jan
1
Contact
Superior
12
69%
25
Jan
Jan
41
Jan
20
Sullivan
3 20
i0-%
69%
3.55
23c
11c
1
Sturgeon River Gold
50
3.25
10%
69%
Jan
Feb
34% Feb
18%c Feb
121,100
—
1
1
Petroleum
45c
•
Trusts
26c
25%
1.65
54c
3.00
15c
rec
Jan
.
Western
Western
Yukeno
Sterling
20c
70c
9%
60
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Stanleigh Uranium Corp
4,776
Jan
1
-
172,300
25%
1.50
54c
Warrants
*
Gold
Bros
300
20c
35%
20c
•
•
Petroleum
50
Canada
of
3.50
17c
25%
1.60
1
Products —;
Canada Breweries
Decalta
1
Ltd.-
Gas
3.00
2,509
"
34%
—
17%c
34%
*
Western
1
Paving & Materials
85c
Ltd—,
Western
Jan
*
;
Jan
1
•
Mines
69c
Mines
*
Oils
&
73c
Gas Oil—
9%
1
—
70c
—
*
Oils
Services
Mines
Stadacona
Steel
4,000
*
Union
Air
Spartan
Starratt
4,600
47%
Southam
Southern
Spooner
70c
12c 13 %C
50
preferred
Valley
68c
*
Ltd
Rol
70c
•
Waterous
Wayne Petroleums Ltd
Weston
Slscoe
21%
->•
& W
Eauinment
Webb
^
^01/ tl?
TtzJZ
1,600
6.80
3
25
•
Feb
1
Walte Amulet Mines
Jan
50c
21
Walnwright Producers & Ref
2 45
3 65
A
193
Jan
ran
Feh
—«
21 %
15%
210
2 50
—*
Miwea
21
20
21%
Dairies class
flllverwood
21
1
32,593
1
1
Jan
2
Oils
3.05
c
16%
.
2.85
Mines
Quebec—,i———
Mining
Sigma
Feb
Feb
19c
,—-—.—25
common
Preferred
15%
14%
Jan
2.95
6.85
475
Vulcan
Jan
250
i
16
•
1,050
-.50
15
Alloys
15
-50c
.
Feb
15
Mines
2.40
Gordon
2.48
Jan
35c
68c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
1.73
1.82
Feb
6.40
17c
44,425
common:
new
2.35
81
—'
Higa
Feb
Feb
11c
2.24
Vandoo
Jan
7,150
.
2.05
Jan
18%
97%
13c
5.75
2.06
1.27
Feb
Jan
12c
865
—*
14%
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Low
6.00
*
Corp
50c
•
Rainbow Oils Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums-
Class
1
2.35
*
—
Cement
Range Since Jan. 1
,
High
5.85
—
Consoi Explorations Ltd
1
Ventures Ltd
*
Vico Explorations
-1
Victoria & Grey Trust——
—10
Violamac Mines
1
16%
94
'
Scurry
1
Mines
1
Bridge
Sarnfa
Saskatchewan
Share*
Low
5.85
•
Products
Vanadium
St
for week
Jan
34
common
Sales
Range
Par
Htyn
9c
—_——■—.—•—-—25
Industries
*
Oil
Ryanor
Low
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
.
7,200
66%
Royalite
Thursday
Range Since Jan. 1
13c
10
*
Royal Bank of Canada
21
STOCK.!
Shares
High
12c
FEBRUARY
17%
1
Mines
ENDED
for Week
Rang*
of Prices
Low
Par
Ccnsol
Rowan
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Ex-rlgbts.
x
Ex-stock
dividend.
165
Feb
59
MARKETS
•
'
trading privilege
Feb
Jan
185~~ Number 5615
(Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(971)
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Thursday,
%
February 21
Tke fellowing bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. and other selected sources. They do
riot represent actual transactic""
ot represent
transactions. They are intended^s a guide to the xange within which these securities could have .
Tru'v*'—~
"
»
been sold (indicated by-the "bid")
or bought (indicated by the " 'asked") at the time of compilation.
Origin of a ny quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
which have
a
wide national distribution.
Pur
hdsstrials and Utilities
Bid
Ask
1
19 V)
20%
2%
294)
32
2%
31 %
34%
_10
24 V)
25%
States Tele Co
Southwestern
Speer
Carbon
Co
—
Far'
U S Borax de
,
Sugar Corp
Bid
Pur
AerovoxCorp
Aetna-Standard
Air
Engineer
Inc
Products
:ll
^
———.
Co
1
American .Express Cb_
35"a
3311
A
M? P
Incorporated
Amphenol Electronics Carp
'Anheuser-Busch Inc
.Arden. FarmsCo
_
is
31 Va
-
273+
Towa
2i7a
.5'Z
Co
5
Arkansas Western Gas CoArt Metal
5
Oil
i;-.-!-
25 Va
Bareco Oil-Co
—J •'
^
.
Kaiser
"20%
Steel
Kansas
City Public Serv Co.—1
Kearney & Trecker Corp_
Kellogg Co
19%
13%
38%
4
9%
Welex
20%
22
Texas
Thermo
39%
23
24%
Trans -Gas
LrO-F
___5
12%
16%
263V
15%
Le Cuno Oil Corp
Glass
Fibers
Co_
6Va
403b
Lithium
14
Lotte
Loan
Corp of
.1
34',4
lo
22%
5%
America
Steel
Star
Ludlow
17%
1
35%
1
30%
1 *,4
1144
37%
MacmillanCo
__1
27%
Collins
8%
I8V4
B
324)
48%
43
464)
3634
Mullory (P R) & Co
1
Manning Maxwell & Moore-12%
244)
26%
23^8
Maremont
10%
11%
"Bankers Trust
18
19%
Boatmen's
'
16%
13%
Line
30%
53%
33%
35-%
McLean
Industries
10
23%
McLean
Trucking Co cl A com.l
114)
12
19 %
Bank
10%
22%
20%
,
6
64k
28%
Louis)
8%
25
5
Laboratories
—742
27%
In
Common
j
16%
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co I»q_2e *.
31%
23
22%
26%
28 4'a
7%
_1
154a
14%
51%
.
Corp
■
7%
16%
18%
164 k
18
3
154)
11%
12%
18 4)
19%
—50c
1344
14%
I
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164)
154)
Norris
Thermador
Corp
Gas Corp.
24%
2d,a
Naitex ;Oil
1634
177a
North
15
16%
North-Penn Gas Co
1
Disney
21
Inc
:1
Sons
dc
Co_j5
Bradstreet
$1
Corn
•
27 »4
61
Old
3
Coal Corp
Ben
15%
——
144)
15%
28%
30%
Otter Tail Power Co
5
27%
29%
Pabst Brewing Co
•
7%
Pipeline Corp ,_1
944
17%
Eastern Industries Inc
Pac
Northwest
49%
52%
6%
30%
-32%
Sulphur Co —70c
Pan American
21%
234)
50c
15*'a
1 •»••■.
Pendleton
1
12 %
13%
34:%
363«
Pickering
Corp^^
3%
Pigeon Hole Park Tnc (Wash4-1
11%
12%
393»
Pioneer Natural Gas Co
23 4
El Paso Electric Co
(Texas')J.
Oil
*
43%
_7Va
Emhart Mfg Co
36%
Co
1
23
24%
Indus
Lumber
•
Plymouth Rubber
Polaroid Corp
Co
2
53%
33
.56%
Fluor Corp! Ltd
14
19%
Potash Od of America
19%
Producing Properties Inc
At} 4)'
49%
Pub Serv Co of New Hamp
1744
18%
Pub Serv Co of New
_2 V2
Foote Bros Gear & Mach Corp_2
Foote Mineral Co,
I
1
Co
•
104 a
9%
57
1
Garlock
Packing Co
_J
lo
General Amer Oil Co of Texas
5
General
Controls
,5
General
Crude
Co
Oil
Poland Gas & Coke Co
Co______2 '/a
preferred
34%
22%
3544
20c
6%
5
Mexico.—5
1
4%
Chemicals
20%-r
21%
2234
Republic Natural Gas Co
30
-»'8'
Richardson Co
1
2
124 a
;
20%
21%
3
River Brand Rice Mills Inc—3%
l
33%
25%
Robertson
5
22:%
24%
Rochester Telephone Corp
Green Mountain
5
15%
16%
Rockwell Manufacturing Co
Gruen
1
9%
10%
Roddis
20c
3%
4', 8
f^a
lie'
7%
7%
26%
28
Hagan Chemicals
1
3212
35%
20c
4%
45»
Haloid Company
__5
Hanna (MA) Co class A com.10
Class
B
Haskelite
common
10
Mfg Corp
5
Hoover Co class
A
_2Vh
a
49%
45
common
"Hugoton Production Co
Hycon Mfg Co
Ryder System
Searle
<G
51 Va
454a
484)
Mellon Natl Bk dc Tt Co (Pgh) 25
Mercantile Tr Co (St Louis)—25
62
66
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston.10
250
265
Morgan (J P) dc Co (N Y) —100
National
Bank of -Detroit—_10
574)
60
National
Bank
76
80 V)
374k
40 Va
884)
Trust Co
25
(N Y)
Natl
29
28')
Northern !Tr Co -fChleego)—100
2%*
16 %
26 4k
47
82
69')
60'a
31
32%
421
a
284 k
Philadelphia Nad Bank
..10
Pilgrim Trust' Co (Boston) —.10
Provident Trust Co (Phila)—10
85 V)
73%
Bank of Dallas—10
(Jersey Cityi—25
Natl Bk of St Louis—20
Bank (N* Y/—20
64%
Natl
Nati Bk
First Natl City
First
Republic "Natl Bank <Dallas).12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
34 s)
34%
634)
Rye National-Bank (N Y)——2
310
Union Trust Co—.20
LouVs
St
534k
64
(Boston, Mass)
20
Seeded Natl Bk of Phila.
10
Security First Natl Bank (Los
Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
ton (N Y)
5
State Bank of Albany
10
10
451 d
47%
31 'k
34%
25
26 V 4
Sterling
71
744)
Trade Bk
67* k
70%
Tradesmens
4is«
44
420
31%
453
5
Y)—-
-Natl Bk
(N Y)
Exch Bk
(Philadelphia)
—.—15
Guaranty Trust Co (N Y)
20
52 V4
55 Va
144)
.16
37%
23 Va
40 Va
55
58.4)
54 V)
135
Tr
dc
Harris Tr dc Sav Bk
.
(Chi)-.IOO
39%
69 4)
17 4)
8
72 V)
76
80%
65%
314)
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44V)
48
294)
Co—
2
36%
18
323.4
>35 4 a
25
-
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40
44
21%
444)
1044
27
47%
*11%
424)
42 V*
45%
22%
€64)
314%
29%
314)
dc
Tr Co
Bk
<N*Y>—10
dc
Tr
Bk
Co
of
Trust
United
36%
10
United Stales Tr^Co .(« Y)—20
Yalley Natl Bk (Ptwenix Aria).a
States
(Boston*
preceding page.
Industrial & Utility
16%
19
29
31%
Smith. Kline & French Lab 33 %c
54
57%
of the
Stocks quoted in the above
Securities.
21
2
Skil
Pacific
Power
Co
1
Corn
Pub
Serv
14 V)
11%
5
13%
14%
*
15
16%
Co—10c
28%
Southern
Colorado Power
Co
Southern
^Southern
Southwest
New
1
174)
18%
Eng Tele Co—25
39%
42
26%
27%
Union
Gas Co
list
of
Over
Your orders &
-
the
-
inquiries
Counter
are
invited
16
10%
National
1
Gas Producing Co..I
7
7%
TROSTER,
2.
2400
29%
SINGER
&
Member',-: N. Y. Security Dealers Association.
74 Trinity Place, NetvYork 6, N. Y.
45%
Co—
1734
We mane Markets in two out of every thwe
39%
14%
7%
Seismograph Service Corp.
Sierra
32
454k
Com (Cleve)—10
Union Tr Oo of Maryland—10
>59%
see
09 y4
19%
Union
54'u
16
3-312
footnotes
8Va
33 V)
County Natl Bank
Uersey City N J>
.—35
Hudson Tr Co (Union City) —8
.Industrial Bk of Cam (N Y (—10
Industrial Natl Bk of
For
19%
20
Trust -Co <of New Jersey
2%
Trust Co of No Amer (H Y)„5
Hudson
Providence *R J
57%
Co
(Phila)
Hanbver Bank of New York__10
264)
36
Girard Trust Corn
Hartford Natl Bk dc Tr Co—10
40%
67%
448
Second Bank-State Street Trust
67%
Franklin Natl-Bk (Franklin
Square N
38
64%
415
35 s)
First Westchester Natl Bank
of New Rochelle
50%
Bank -of
——10
10
(Phila t.
Natl
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal State Bk of -New York—5
21V)
Banking
Pennsylvania
&t Trust Co
60
48
64
Boston
———64)
Chicago—100
17%
Calif Waiter Co
3%
,
204)
664»
300
33
50
60'k
13%
——3
Southern
76%
Peoples First Natl !Bk As Tr
Co (Pgh)
—
20
Peoples Tr Co of' Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)—
.6
183
39
First Camden Natl Bk & Tr
First
,
56
49%
12%
Southern Nevada Power Co
-72
174
25
York Trust Co (N Y)
New
First Natl Bank of Boston—124a
First
65 Va
47
Tkust Co (Boston).lOO
New Eng
314)
26%.
Fidelity-Shit Nat Bk & Tr Co-10
Fidellty-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
First Natl Bk of
,22%
45 %
Nesrark—12%
of
57 Va
•
21
'
-5
(Camden N J)
25
54
614k
19%
1
7%
25
Bk
.
73%
18%
Southeastern
:__i
•
State
43 V*
329
314
of Westchester.5
(N J)
ing Co
(Chicagd) —.1',
.—334)
"County Bank & Trust Co
(paterson N.J).
10
County Trust Co (White
6OV2
40 V*
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boeton.12 %
Commercial State Bank Ss
111%
,
56 Va
National City Bank (Cleve)—16
Natl Newark dc Essex Bank-
844)
107
9%
46%
South Shore Oil & Devel Co_10c
a
5
20%
9
69
Corp
&
Y).
16%
10
121
26
194)
2%
122
1
1Q
483 a
(N Y)—10
(N
Bank of
Natl
Brook
Freeport
36%
21%
—1
Inc
D>
20%
Meadow
25V)
J)—-—5
57
115
7 'a
33%
15%
20%
53
116
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp
Cla8s«A
Plywood
4 V)
22
,25c
*
Co
(HHi
43
18%
Manufacturers Tr Co (N Y)._10
38V)
10
Gustin-Bacon Mfg Co new__2.50
Haile Mines Inc
20%
Reichhold
Great Western Financial Corp
Green (A P) Fire Brick Co
& Controls
19%
Rare Metals Corp of America—1
Roadway Express class A
Sulphur Corp
17%
40 'a
Robbins & Myers Inc
Gulf
74k
14%
25%
19 3a
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
38
33%
21%
Inc
36%.
'24%
a
24%
18 %
Leaseholds
5%
111
137»
33
27*4
Coast
16 V
3144
1
Power Corp
Industries Inc
a
5
Glddings & Lewis Mach Tool Co 2
Gulf
Co
5%
1064
19
Riley Stoker Corp
20
-Giant Portland Cement
3%
30%
'
18 >«
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
5%%
4
Portland General Electric Co_74)
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Gas Service Co
2%
8%
.•
Co
8
Tool
Fanner Mfg Co —
__1
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn_100
First Boston Corp
-io
Frito
8
Associates—lO
Utilities
Foods
9%
'
40%
27 V)
First
17
Opelika Manufacturing Corp __5
Oswego'Falls Corp ;
5
16%
Jbaamont
174)
117«
9^8
36%
4234
Co
7%
33
2
State
16V)
39
.
8%
America
preference
Empire
67
6%
28%
34
.10
40
t
102
95
36
(N
19%
35%
26Va
(Phila)
Co
44%
Rockiand-Atlas
11
Tennessee Nat Gas Co___l
Eastern
63
367)
1
Pacific Power & Light Co
East
17%
«15
30-a
__2
of
107)
14
1
Inc.
Dunham Bush Inc
Dynamic*
10
,5
6°«
25 'a
'
—
1
Broadcasting. Corp^.
dfc
a
a
Coal
Northwest Production Corp
Northwestern Pub Serv Co
23
Products
DuMont
1834
.12,
&
American
Northeastern Water Co $4 pfd_*
North Indiana Pub Serv Co
*
.19
11
Donnelley (R R>
Dun
173a
_1
Productions__2 Va
(Walt)
Doeskin
17%
1
a
Di-Noc Chemical Arts Inc
..
18
33 4a
16
Co
Bank *of Cleve
Empire Trust Co (N Yi—50
Federal Trust Co (Newark
N J)
19
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
174)
1
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc—_8
Eld
5
Natl Bk of Phila.10
Plains N ,Y>*
33%
—5..
•National Homes Corp A com.50c
.Class B common —
r—50c
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp. 5
Detroit. Harvester Co
9%
26%
National Shirt Shops of
8%
14 V)
Detroit Internat Bridge Co
—10
_
(Phila)
Co
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)_10
63 Va
,#ontinental IU Bank dc Trust
27%
8*4
National Gas & Oil Corp
,
554a
7%
i_.l
Delta Air Lines Inc
25
1
304)
Dentists' Supply Co of NY__2'/a
y
li
:
Trust
Liberty Real Estate Bk dt Tr
Co
25
New
Oil
20 3 )
•
Co
59
.41%
—
Companies
Connecticut Bank &'Tr Co_124)
18V8
16
19
National Aluminate Corp —2%
7V«
-
-6%.
vtg.__l
...
18%
634a
19'.
18
,
17%
14%
103%
Chemical Co
Montrose
'
com
114)
35%
*
17
Commercial Trust Co. of N J-23
Co—
Pipe Line
20
10
311
60V)
27%
21
2
'Mountain Fuel, Supply Co
64a
6
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Continental Transp Lines Inc.. 1
DClhi-Taylor
100
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago.)-25
Cleveland Trust Co ——.—...50
■
Inc
—
Utilities
Missouri
17%
29
_
Missouri-Kansas
74%
70%
a
Milling & Elev .Co —l, '
.Colorado Oil dcGas Corp com -3
$1.25 conv preferred _i
25
vtg
Co..
Chem Corn Exch Bk
30%
25 74
.1
Minneapolis Gas Co
—
Mississippi Shipping Co.— —-6
Miss Valley Barge Line Co.
1
3
Mississippi Valley Gas Co.
26%
1
-Cutter Laboratories
.50®
Off-Shore
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y >_12 4)
37%
21
42
3842.
295
Co (N Y)—,—16
Bank (St
—
Central Natl
284)
5
—
Miles
27%
24%
.25%
1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
1
Cummins Engine Co Inc..
,—_5
33s,8
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
10
Kings County 'Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)
.—20
Natl
Trust
Camden
Inc—
Class A common
14 3«
7%
-
Colorado
Ltd
York
New
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
35
.l.-, -2%
Miehle-Gross-Dcxler
iHk
13%
lc
Publishing Co
Michigan Gas Utilities Co..
5%
13%
& Co Inc_l
'Meredith
173)
5%
(J Ray)
McLouth Steel Corp
*211'%
16%
_____33 4)c
..Colorado Interstate, Gas Co..
Common
of
Centl-Penn
30%
1934
1
com
1
Par
36%
34%
(Newark,».25
56%
—2.4)-
ny*
.10%
Industrial
6V,
Francisco)
(San
Bank of Commerce
33
MCDermott
Inc
164)
16
5
Ask
Bid
N T A S A
Bank of America
14%
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co..50c
common
10
19%
3IV)
45
33
Radio "Co. A
Class
Colonial Stores
274)
-Light Co
,_10
Bank & Trust
•
''
334)
25%
de
Zapata
29%
7V«
29 4)
29 %
15
1
15
30
Co
Wyandotte Chemicals' Corp
Corp_50c
Pipe
16
Madison Gas & Electric Co
14
-
13%
5
24)
,
Wood Conversion Co
Wurlitzer (Rudolph)
9%
1
Par
15%
Common, class B_
12%
;
40 V8
31 Va
.5
Clfnton Machine Co
12%
10c
Wisconsin Pow
304)
12
•
Mfg 8i Sales Co
Co__3 ''2
Co
Gas
'65
—„i
—
32%
I
Gas Co___i0
Citizens Util Co com cl A„33'/3C
,
~
1
—
38
—
Co
Inc
Autorao Prods Inc
1
Marlin-Rockwell Corp —
—1
Marmon Herrington Co Inc—
1
Central Telephone Co
—10
Central Vt.Pub Serv Corp
—6
Chattanooga
44%
11%
58%
16%
•
34%
42
4V«
55
Superior Oil of Calif. V
10
32 %
—l
678
38%
9
Gas
17%
32 V)
Liberty
7«k
21
.
,
27V4
84)
39%
16 V)
18
17%
8%
Central Maine Power Co
,
61 %
36%
13V)
Landers Frary & Clark —25
Lau Blower Co
—__1
5%
19%
Central Public Utility Corp
Central Soya Co
>
6 V)
1
1
5
Eagle Oil Co
"Whiting Corp
WUllams.d; Co Inc
Tucson Gas Elec Lt & Pwr Co_5
257,.
25%
37a
"Central Louisiana Electric Co__5
-
6 V)
Corp
Tracerlab Inc
—
304a
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs__
•
p%
—1
—
Inc
White
*6%
1
Co
Services
Jet
Western Natural Gas Co
-64
5V)
9
—
Nat Gas
Time Inc
Toklieim
594)
•
Corp
King
States
334a
Canadian
,
Corp—1
National Petroleum——_1
Co
Western Lt & Telephone CO—10
Western Massachusetts Cos
1
6V4
5%
Texas Natural Gasoline
26%
38%
dc
50%
49V*
15%
West Point Manufacturing Co
31%
Calif Wat dc Telephone Co.12 4)
Tfc»]hJ Petrnl
10c
Central Electric
314)
24%
25%
-Co
lOc
r*«nadi«n
Central Indiana Gas Co:
45%
474)
26 Va
Transmis Co
Transmis
'41 V«
Central 111 Elec dc
42%
,29V«
33 %
34%
36 Va
—
,
23
10%
3244
iff
1
*
<& -Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co
24Va
Three
^
14%
«
Warner
31%
Gas
Eastern
Gas Transmission
10
Kentucky Utilities Co
33%
Ceco Steel Products Corp
'Wagner Electric Corp
74)
5
1
4%
50c
'
Washington Natural Gas Co—10
Corp
Keystone Portland Cem Co—3
Koehring Co
^
5
9%
44
313 4
.i._.
6%
.
•17%
64)
—5
.50c
10 Va
39;
36%
Corp ———1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B—5
-
Carpenter Paper Co
16 4)
7
5
Fair,, Mills Inc
Corp 'Of America—
.9%
—
Topp Industries Ihc
Tow motor Corp
Kendall
California Water Service Co—25
-
Vitro
Texas Industries Inc—
24%
.—16
9%
California Oregon Power Co__20
.
13 y«.
1
'
Lucky Stores
•
Vanity
124)
46%
14%
Inc
•
Tennessee
44%
37 4a
10
21V,
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
'5%.
26%
Warren (S D)
Texas
13 '
;
48
19 V)
8%
5 V)
244k
364)
"Texas
36
Kansas-Neoraska Natural Gas 5
44%
13 Va
30%
33 4)
8%
23 V»
IV-i
16V4
'
1
18%
'■4IV)
Corpcohimon—1
30%
144a
28
2%
Corp_7
Corp_5
Texas 111 Nat Gas Pipeline Co^l
11%
7%
7 Vn
64)
•
Inc
Tampax
Tekuil
11%
17%;
.Kalamazoo •Veg-Parchment Co.lo
284)
Utah Southern Oil Co
8%
,
i9y«
46%
?3%
11
l
u.______l
$1.46 preferred %•
:9%
—
Corp
17 4«
10%
___5
Jessop Steel Co
35%
Mfg Co
i——_—___10
6%
Bausch & Lorrjb Optical Co-.iO - 17 '/a
Bell dc, Gossett £oV—;
,i
—10
12%
iBenefiolal Corp
•:
,1
'
8%'
-Berkshire Hathaway Inc „_r__5
8%
Beryllium Corp ■
:——%*♦
404a
Black Hills Power dc Light Co.il
24%
'Black, Si vails dc Br-yson Inc com 1
24 V)
Botany Mills Inc_
1 *
54)
Bowser-Inc $1.20 preferred__2o
.16 V*
-'Brown dc Sharpe Mfg Co—
10
24%
Brush Beryllium Co ;
__1
14'2
Brunner Mfg Co—.—
1
6%
Buckeye Steel Castings Co
-*
35 4)
Bullock's
1
.1
_1
22 Ve
Universal Match' Corp_.
12%
Upper Peninsular Power Co—9
—ll
Corp.
Greene Corp
24%
20V)
35%
—2%
Wells
Propane Gas Corp—1
Suntide Refining Co
lc
Sutton-'(Q ?A) Corp Jnc——_—1
20%
-
Bates
«Burny
22
44
Delaware Corp
•
44
Suburban
30%
16
32
zx_5
.25
45%
22 V)
United States Truek Llnes Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
Inc
Strong Cobb & X!o Inc
Struthers
664 k
.29
"Jervis Corp
25%.
194)'
-
Statler Hotels
:
16%
Stubnitz
Co—15
Southern, Utilities
5 Ha
33
^ 37
Inc '_i._u._s—i.5.10
Gas
&
,,
*
.
15«/«
*
10 %
'
Construction-Co....TO.
Avon Products
.-Altec
■
•
-15 %
624 a
23%
.48
Missouri Power
13%
5
Jack & Heihtz inc..
-JeLersoii* Electric Co_
"
14
Partie preferred
Arkansas
21%
197)t
"
/Arizona Public 'ServiceCo
a
12 %
.__5
Iowa Public Service Co
-21^4
43
194
common
24%
1
common—
ClassvA-
Home Products
non-voting
.Stanley Works
Common
42
17%
1
—
284)
26Vh
1
Stanley
•
-Iowa Electric Lt ■& Pow Co-^.
-
18%
_4
_
■
-Standard Register
10V)
21%
39%
5
Investors Diver Services Inc
•26 «V
67%
■9%
Textbook Co_i__*
Co
—
354a
20
-
Sprague Electric Co
i.
Staley ( A E) Mfg tCo^_,
;
64
-__1
_i_-
Ask.
33
.
__lo
Interstate Securities
49 V
204)
.
International
'
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i
Cepient Co
__15
Interstate Bakeries Corp
___1'
Interstate Motor Freight Sys__l ■
3334
31%
Hospital SuppIyCorp
A " 29' +
American-Marietta Go-.^.——_'_2" » 46 v
American Pipe dcCtenst Co—xii
-24*4
•Amer Resca refa & Develop—11 *
"25 *2
American Window Gias&coli2 f-v'
lueal
Breaker__
Bid
.
-Indiana1 Gas & Water Co
•.
-33*4
% -30*v
io
-Amer
Circuit
'Indian Hfead Mills Inc
~"28TB
27
5
American (Box Board "Go_.__:.__l
ITE
30*4
28*2
1
American-Barge Line Ccr_._.
Par
4^8
4%
-1*
i-i-:..—:
Ask
Bid
Chemical Corp—.!
United States
'
CO.
NY
I-
336
69%
4*
48
The Commercial avd Financial Chronicle
(972)
.
.
Monday. February 25, 1957
.
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Thursday,
February
:ll
Mutual Funds
1.69.
Intl
1.23
5.69
6.16
investment
Co
1
3.76
4.01
Investment
Trust
Fund Inc—1
Trust—
•
7.93
8.72
Johnston
iThe)
Keystone
Custodian
American
American
Mutual
1.49
1.64
1
15.43
16.82
Axe-Houghton Fund
"A" Inc—1
"B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
5.46
5.93
A.xe-Houghton Fund
7.85
8.53
Fund
Associated
Fund
Mutual
Inc
3.65
3.99
9.74
10.59
Ridge'Mutual Fund Inc—1
10.98
11.93
•
1
20.75
22.31
15.10
16.32
Wc
9.52
10.29
_1
—1
21.07
22.78
12.27
13.45
Bond
America
Tr of
Inv
Fund
Boston
Inc
Bowling Green Fund
Broad Street Investment
Bullock Fund Ltd
.
lc
4.41
4.82
Aetna
Casualty
1
9.00
9.84
Aetna
Insurance
Boston—1
9.95
10.87
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-l
5-56
6.09
Fund
Resources
of
Inc
America
of
6.82
7.45
1
12.78
13.82
——1
18.95
20.50
7.31
7.99
5.30
Ltd
Fund
139
134
—
25.78
American
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
26.36
Amer
Ins Co
B-3
(Low
Mercury
B-4
(Discount
8.84
9.61
Commonwealth
Fund Inc
Investment
1
1
Commonwealth 8tock Fund
1
12.10
13,15
1
17.58
19.11
1
15.02
17.22
18.79
Amer
1
10.34
11.29
8.45
9.23
11.74
Concord Fund Inc
--1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
13.60
14.70
16*8
18 %
Inc
Fund Inc_
Composite
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
15.09
16.47
1
11.00
12.01
Bankers
8-3
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
8.-4
(Low
Investment Inc
Ingome Fund
1
Dividend
-
14.59
Beneficial
9.24
10.09
7.02
6.42
14.02
14.16
63 %
67
1
iDiversified Growth Stk Fund—1
10.49
11.53
12.10
13.26
Fund—1
8.67
9.50
15.50
17.55
2.60
2.85
Investment
Diversified
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series
2.o0
25c
E
Shares
Dividend
5.97
1
Fund
Lexington Trust Fund
Insurance Stk
Loomis
Sayles
Automobile
•*
Electrical
General
12.25
15
Fire
Ins Assn
39%
Lincoln National Life
27%
29%
2%
3%
Colonial
Life
Ins
Columbian
Natl
of
Maryland
Massachusetts
18%
Merchants
51%
Jt.lO
17%
13%
33%
35%
29%
90
97
2
83
87%
Life—,_10
249
General
Connecticut
27%
10
5.07
2.40
2.65
3.68
4.05
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Employees Group Assoc-.
3.71
Employers
Continental
Assurance
Continental
shares—lc
shares
lc
3.37
Paper
shares
lc
3.83
6.74
3.06
3.37
2.69
2.97
Transport
3.08
3.40
Manhattan
shares
Bond
lc
Fund
Inc
Casualty
5
Co
13.64
3.73
Fund Inc
—5
Industrial Fund Inc-1
Founders Mutual Fund
Franklin' Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series
lc
'. Preferred stock series
lc
Financial
Inc
Futures
Gas
7.21
7.90
10.89
Trust
Growth
Federal
Capital Corp
General Investors Trust
General
6.67
3.59
14.24
15.56
11.80
12.76
7.07
t
8.76
7.68
5.91
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund—
11.08
58
Life
Invest
Mutual
1.25
3%
11.77
62%
11%
National
Fire
—10
National Union Fire 2_„
5.
Nationwide Corp class A—.so.
New
35%
37%
Fidelity &
Fire
Deposit of Md
Philadelphia
Assn
_10
10
43%
46%
(S
2.50
50%
53%
7.50
33%
36
-4
93%
97'A
of
Fund
Firemen's
F)
Newark
of
———
10.13
10.95
General Reinsurance Corp
40.48
Glens Falls
1
9.17
10.07
Globe &
1
al4.45
Iuc
River
—1
Corp
80
New
84%
r
York
of
Ltd
Electronics
Fund
Inc
52
10
57%
61
5
20%
21%
.10
77
80%
Proviaence-Washington
.10
21%
23%
Reinsurance Corp
-2
Republic
Pine
Street
Pioneer
Paul
Fire
Price
Fund
(T
Puritan
Putnam
Science
lc
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
5.61
6.16
8.44
9.25
8.01
8.78
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares—lo
14.36
15.72
8.53
8.89
lc
9.80
10.74
lc
Eailroad
12.44
2.59
2.86
lo
shares
Bond
9.14
11.36
lc
shares
8.34
lc
shares
Petroleum
5.90
&
Stock
Amer
lc
9.42
10.32
Steel
lc
16.98
18.58
13.17
1
10.96
11.91
45
47%
1
8.48
10.85
Sterling Investment
Fund
2.66
9.54
10.43
of
Boston Inc
1
^Incorporated Income
10.92
8.48
9.27
8.76
Bank
United
lo
10.54
11.53
lc
10.24
11.20
Growth
FuucL.lc
10.58
11.57
Institutional
Income
Pund_lc
Institutional
Insur
Inst Foundation Fund
Institutional
Fund
Atlantic
City Elec 4>%s
.1987
Burlington Industries 4 Vis. .1975
Ferro
.1976
414s
Hilton
11.25
Louisiana
7.99
17,
10.76
1
Continental Fund
7.76
Income Fund
.1977
1. 1957
3%s Sept 3, 1957
National
New
-
of
Can
June
Funds * Canada
Value Line Income
Value Line Special
Fund
Van
14,
1991
1975
96.24
97.2
Feb.
1,
1960.
95.24
96.2
June
1, 1960
May 1. 1971
Feb.
15,
3%s Sept.
96
15,
96.10
97
96
1972-1987
100%
99 Va
100'%
99.30
1972
101 %
100.2
1 00.1
99.30
99.12
99.20
Federal
3.35s
100.6
Natl Mortgage Assn—
May 20, 1957
Aug.
20,
1957
Sept.
20.
1957
Jan.
100.4
1958
20.
,
100.7
100.7
—
100.11
98.24
99
Treasury
15.78
17.15
1%8 April
Inc
5.95
a
point
1 %s
1 %s April 1,
19582%s June 15, 1958
1 %s Oct. 1, 1958
98.6
98.14
99.11
99.13
97.10
97.18
97.6
100
100.2
100
100.2
100.1
100.3
6.50
23
1
5.51
6.02
2.62
10.66
7.00
7.65
1
8.39
15.
1957—
1, 1957
99.28
.
__
Oct.
1 %s
15.
April
l%s
April
1959
96.12
1959
X,
1.
1959
95.16
I960.
1,
—
99.21
"99.23
99.23
99.25
3%sr May 15, 1960.^
l%s Oct. 1, 1950
99.12
•;
Ask
99.8
99
99.14
l%s
94.16
100.6
97.8
♦
96.20
95.24
94.24
100.8
93.20
93.28
92.24
93
91.24
92
9.17
13.83
1957
—
1957
11.62
1
99.31
1,
2.86
1
Aug.
1957
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)—
Oct.
l%s
15.
15,
1957
Situations
Towne
32nda of
Maturity—
Treasury
1958
1,
2%s Aug.
lOc
&
more
100.1
Notes—
1
Fund
or
99.^1
1957
8.48
1
Ltd
one
Ask
April
l%s Oct.
1.
1,
1961
1961
•
Fund
Stock
Inc
Street
Washington
Investors
Investing Corp
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebentures
Mutual
Fund
Inc
Wellington Fund
3.55^
6-
1-56
3-
1-57
99.31
100.1
3.75%
11-
1-56
8-
1-57
100.1
100.4
3.40%
7-
2-56
4-
1-57
99.30
100.1
3.75%
12-
3-56
9-
3-57
100.2
100.5
C-
1-56
Rate
104
Security Issues
Dated
Ask
Bonds—(Cont.)
Bid
Pacific Gas & Elec 4%s
104%
76%
86
87%
1986
104Vi
106 %
104%
105
Sears, Roebuck 4%s
Sheraton Co of Am 4%s
Southwestern Gas
&
—1972
1967
Underwood
10334
76%
104
90
104j4
102%
94
103
106
106
106 %
103 V2
loo.l
100.4
100.1
"
2-57
10-
1-57
100.3
100.5
1-57
11-
1-37
100.3
100.5
3-
1-57
12-2-57
wi
United States Treasury
.
103%
99.31
100.1
Bills
106%
84
101%
86
102 %
Dollar Value
Dollar Value
February
Maich
28.
7,
Bid
Ask
April
18.
1957.
99.588
99.610
99.926
1957
99.980
99.932
ADril 25,
1957-
99,517
99.541
99.884
May
99.454
99.830
May 9.
72
74
-1971
112
114
March
1970
104
22,
1957
99.813
99.823
May
108
March
28,
1957
99.763
99.776
May 23.
99.72C
June
March
91
103 V#
92%
103%
April 4.
Anril
1957
14,
21,
L
1957
99.875
99.820
1957-
99.704
11,1957
99.650
.
'
1957—
99.435
1957—
99.371
16. 1957—
1957—
99.307
99.324
99.232
99.241
98.942 *
98.955
2,
24,
1957.
99.669
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
pfd—50
54%
55%
Light—
4.64% preferred
100
Pacific Power & Light—•.
6.16%
pfd _I
—100
Texas Pow & Lt 4.76%
pfd_10G
101
102%
•No
106
101
102 %
b Bid
value
tEx-lG0% stock dividend
par
tEx-2-for-l
a
105
Net
asset,
Ask
09.977
1957
Stocks-
Illinois
Aak
.
March
Industries 414s
Central
Bid
1-
3.875 %
3.70 %
Due
2-
3.875%
100.3
lui/
1971
5lis
Arizona Pub Serv 4.80^
10238
l-o7
#9.30
Dated
Rate
77%.
1986
1987
5s
Corp
7-
3-57
Bid
1987
Amer
6-
Elec—
4%s
Textron
1-56
'
5-1-57
A«k
106%
43'8s_1986
101 Va
99
9-4-56
10-
Bid
Due
A*
1C4
—1987
Pac Pow & Lgt 5%s
Pub Seiv Elec & Gas
77%
r
3.75%
'
1976
1959—
5.35
Tel—
Okia Gas & Elec 4%s
97.28
1,
12.35
Sops—
4%s
99.6
97.18
May
3%s
if.:
100.1
100.2
1957
2%s March
1043#
Telep
99.31
—
1957
24,
1,
Feb
10.46
Inc
Strum
22,
3%s
11.28
Universal Match 5s
1976
Western Maryland Ry 5%s_1982
5s
99.4
100.8
98.28
2%s
4%s
•'
Indebtedness—
March
9.62
U S
1988
England
98.28
100.4
—
4:95
Light—
&
100.6
Bid
10.32
1051a
4%s
1957
1,
Ask
100.1
11.42
95
Mueller Brass 3%s
100.4
2s June
4
105%
Tel
100.2
2%s
Shares_l
Fund
10434
States
99.29
1957
3%$ Feb. 14, 1958——
2%s May 1, 1958
2%s Nov. 1, 1958
100.8
Bid
1957
15,
l
100
1931
Mountain
100.2
100.5
-■
3%s Oct.
104%
&
1957
Oct.
1,
July
l%s
100.3
100.1
1957—
May
3%s
100.2
99.29
•
3
3%s
11.70
1987
(M)
point
Bonds—
l
79%
4%s
100.1
Bank
1
94
1987
Lowenstein
Land
Inc
78%
Michigan Bell Tele 4%s
Federal
Inc
92
4% s
100
234s
8.73
1
Fund
104%
&
a
l%s Feb.
23
104%
Power
100
1957
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
3%s March 1, 1957
3 Vis April 1, 1957
Certificates
12.26
21
Lighting 4%s_1986
Long Island
32ndj of
more
or
Fund
101
Idaho Power 414s
one
Fund
.1970
4%s
<
Whitehall
.1975
4 Vis
Finance
Fire
Wisconsin
.1975
Hotels
Household
Westchester
7.56
.1974
3 34S
.
13.18
.1976
Corp 3%s—
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
29%
the
6.90
Bid
4148—
28
in
12.05
lc
Bonds—
Credit
27%
2
Co
Y
N
12.68
Recent
Airlines
Ask
99.31
1957
15,
3 20-;
Commercial
of
3.30s
1957
15.
June
3.625
Capital
25%
25%
Life Insurance
City
Figures after decimal point represent
1
__i
Science
United
Wall
Fund
24
2
Fire
S
U S
9.47
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
U
Banks—
1957
15,
." 1%6 May
1
67 %
11.56
1 ■<
Value Line Fund Inc
1
Fund
Investors
Incorporated
96%
150
Fidelity
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
4.16
2.43
39 Is
Inc
United
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Loan
a28.33
Television-Electronics Fund
Templeton Growth Fd of Can
United
Income Fund
92%
-5
5
Maturity—
4.60
16.49
•
1
Inc-1
Fund
4.21
15.25
64
(N
41%.
State Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
10c
1
75%
& Guaranty Co—10
Trust
14.61
16.62
Inc__
North Amer
15,
July
13.03
16.12
Fund
43%
15,
May
12.74
11.90
1
Hudson
22
&
11.73
1
United Funds Inc—
United Accumulated
a24.11
20%
72%
70%
9.17
Investors
Texas
1
Y)—3
5
Guar
a22.33
1.25
Sovereign
4.46
10c
54%
2%s
13.33
9.48
,
49%
51%
4>%s
11.86
15.06
Hay dock Fund Ire
80 3 4
41%
a34.56
1
8.65
;
46%
10
3.90s
1
14.62
H-DA
12.12
1
lc
Series
Mar
3%s
6.9C
Shareholders Trust of Boston
Smith (Edson Bi Fund
lc
Inc—.
76
29.59
Southwestern Investors Inc
k.
Funds
Home
3% April
3%S
6.38
Inc—1
Fund
shares
Series H-C7
of
Co
Mar.
3.20s
29.29
1
Shares
Utilities
Hamilton
144
Clark-
Tobacco
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
U S
Clark
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
4.06
37%
10
Accident
54%
<•"
2 %s
•
Common
Selected
42%
._5
15.22
11.02
6.47
RR equipment shares
Eailroad stock shares
shares
21.17
14.01
Funds
lc
Mining
20.96
Fund Inc
shares
39%
10.02
17.91
1
7.16
shares
9.17
18.89
,.
&
35
3
Title
Stock
Inc
Stevens
65
Travelers
Bid
1
6.53
Scudder,
51
Obligations of Government Agencies
2.50
Growth
Stevens
»
19%
5
;
Figures after decimal point represent
12.69
Inc
Nuclear
13%
57
_lo
Standard
d
k Admitted to listing on the New
Stock Exchange.
Ex-rights,
t New
split,
x
value.
York
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
ISSUES
yield price,
issued
Ex-stock
dividend.
:
12%
_10
34%
32%
33%
17.31
(Geo) Fund
&
j
6.25
49%
37%
6.79
10.07
——
Fund
Marine
i
9.15
•
Inc
Inc—.
Rowe)
&
91%
53
(Texasj. .10
Seaboard
17%
Insurance
1
Fund
(N Y<
Insurance
35%
3.80s
Corp—„
Fund
72"%
10
30%
3%s
Securities
37%
""9%
,
(Minn)
Surety Co—,
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
10
Securities
Scudder,
Merchandising
I
1
Inc
Peoples
" --8%'
67
J
&
Shares
Philadelphia
34%
85
5
21.47
31%
1
Over-The-Counter
.27;
6.47
6.21
19.86
Chemistry
40%
,
10
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Capital Fund
Nucleonics
25
8.98
8.37
!
Series
Fund
Canada
48%
37%
4.95
5.92
Series
11.96
Pood
National Life
Insurance
St
10
7.07
8.22
Series
England
r
11.28
4.53
10.92
Equipment shares
10.32
Series...
Scudder Fund of Canada
.
Republic
American
Home
6.48
Electrical
3.33%
———12.50
32
5
10.14
6.47
Stock
40%
43
5'
-
46'%
10
——
19.85
9.38
Series.
9.08
&
10
L_.
79%
18
-
3.52
18.35
1
12.09
Mectronics
3.24
Wide Securities Co Inc-1
Growth
Great
Gulf Life
National Security SeriesBalanced
Series
Stock
16%
——-——2.50
Northwestern
10
Coro
8.28
Common
Fire
Fire-
"J-
38%
Casualty——i„2
Hampshire
York
North
76
————
28%
37.44
of beneficial interest
Nation
32 %
56
35%
Co
66%
26%
4
Franklin Life
Shares
National Investors
36%
30%
10%
Ins
4%
•
•
Fund
Fund
Shares
Mutual Trust
34%
52
5
32
61%
Corp—5
33V3C
Fund Inc
11.04
shares
(The) Stock FUnd-lo
Chemical
1
_5
5
Life
Northern
85%
Stock
Fund Inc
9.60
10.94
shares.
Aviation
16.95
3.30
shares
Automobile
7.31
15.47
Securities—-
Group
10.78
222
Assurance
Northeastern
118
81 %
10
„
Federal
1
1
—1
Fund Inc
8.03
9.84
1
Industries
4.08
7.38
Inc—.-2
—
14.75
214
4
New
260
n
112
5
Co
Reinsurance
Fireman's
10c
Investors
investors
New
Fidelity
Fundamental Investors
6.98
—10
4.22
lc
shares
Massachusetts
14%
103
5.58
5.91
Metal
Petroleum
?19%
13%
98
Bonding
Fire
17%
1
20
27%
Ins..
5.42
Equipment shares_lc
Income
5.09
(Va)_5
Monarch
25
Co__1
Crum & Forster Inc
Stock
154.79
Corp
Inc
Casualty
27
Amer
Life
a41.80
Series
4.66
-10
2UC
Ins
17%
(N J)__5 !
lc
Industries
Preferred
153.24
Corp--l
Investment
Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc...
,
36
Title
Companies
New Amsterdam
Inc—1
shares
21.34
19.96
Stock Fund
Electronics
.
Life Insurance Co of Va
i5
Fund—*
Fund
Mutual
22.77
*
Energy
,
11.21
14
25o
Funds—
Managed
Bond
21.29
Fund
Balanced
.
(N
Stand Life Ins
Camden
Life Insurance Investors Inc_—1
Dividend
Howard-
&
Eaton
i
Life
6.55
Mutual
9.24
8.50
1
Inc
Fund
Dreyfus
.
Lawyers
28%
12.28
Massachusetts
1
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware Fund
i
35V#
27%
26%
25
Boston Insurance Co_
11.35
Knickerbocker
35 V#
10
Ins
13.37
Com
95%
32
.
De
,.
Life
Natl
Stks)-1
Priced
91
6.25
Bankers & Shippers
(Income Com
Stocks)
Ask
I
32%
5
Bid
Ins—
Merchants & Manufacturers
6-1
K-2
Life
dividend
25 %
D C)—1
Surety Co
8-2
Mass
Crown Western
i.
(Wash
stock
31%
12.81
American
Standard
Ex-25f?
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y„10
178
29%
Co_5
American Re-insurance
1
Eonds)—>_1
Par
Jefferson
74%
171
(Newark N J)__2%
Bonds)—
Priced
16.33
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Assurance
Home
(Income Pfd Stocks)
K-l
10
—
127
71%
Insurance Co
10
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
SI.25 conv preferred
5
24.71
Special Investment shares—lc
10.43
9.61
Colonial
10
Companies
Ask
121
Agricultural
24.17
Bonds)
(Investment
5.81
1
Preferred
Funds—
Bid
10
Co
Aetna Life
1
B-l
Life
Growth
—
Capital Venture Fund 'Inc
1
21.93
23.71
Century Shares Trust
1
15.09
16.32
Chemical
Fund Inc
50c
Christiana
Securities com—100 12,100 12,700
;
a20.42
Fund_l
Mutual
Surety
&
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
1
Fund Inc
Canada General Fund
(1954) Ltd
—
Canadian Fund Inc
Canadian International
California
.
Par
Ask
Deveiopment
Atomic
Blue
Insurance
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
1.53
Fund Inc
Business Shares
Affiliated
Ask
23c
Fund
Aberdeen
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—-
99.388
Volume
ivii.:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5615
185
rhird Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
with
this week will show an increase compared
Bank clearings
;
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic
a year ago.
Week
Ended
1957
Pre¬
$
February
Inc. or
Dec.
16
1954
1955
<fo
a
$
1,950,665
Pennsylvania—Altoona
advices from the chief cities
Feb. 23, clearings for all
1956
$
Bethlehem
1,721,466
+
13.3
1.566,308
1,408,871
+
10.4
1,326.735
+
0.4
1,508,425
1,741.048
*1,900,000
.1,720,351
Chester.
2,0.90,436
2,083,091
Lancaster^
indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
of the country,
(973)+ 'M:
t
■■
4,420,741
4,952,860
1,142,000,000
1,191,000,000
3,943.824
4.031.376
'
1,733,729
—10.7
5,230,585
5,558,093
4.1
1,251,000,000
1,313,000.000
3,719,593
6,503,725
2,823,775
•
Philadelphia
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
cities of the United States for which it is
9.2% above those of the corresponding week last year.
-».
Our preliminary totals stand
.
Bcranton
week in 1956. At this center
there is a gain for the week ending Friday of 18.5%. Our comparative summary for
the week follows:
•'
•/'/,.
*\ '
$20,194,374,630 against $18,491,982,470 for the same
at
Reading
6,911,007
7.325,463
4,760,264
3,883,477
7,084,016
Wilkes-Barre
-
7,246,962
14,958.199
16,281,759
16,850,519
11,818.512
1,206,869,671
1,252,065,317
—
York_:
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
Hew
Total (11
cities)..
—
2.2
—
4,322.635
5.7
6,970.624
22.6
3,597,722
—
+
2.2
—
8.077,415
7.847,632
8.1
13,508,203
15,080,531
42.6
12,305.147
11,033,088
3,6
1,309,598,329
1,370,265,557
—
+
—
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1956
.1957
Week Ending Feb. 23-
%
Fourth Federal Reserve Distrtet—OtovtteBtf—
'+18.5
$8,614,151,439
$10,210,514,433
York
New
■
Ohio—Canton
0.1
Chicago
1,004,827,997
1.004.367,416
+
Philadelphia
1,166,000,000
1,119,000,000
+
4.2
620,371,178
585,889,169
+
5.9
361,972,695
362,158.431
325,600,000
333,900.000
600,593,000
542,634,877
409,526,150
432,562,738
—
Pittsburgh
517,338,442
535,124,408
—
Cleveland
329,824,035
302,383,838
Boston
;
Kansas City
St.
Louis
Francisco
San
f
,
.
Columbus
2.5
$15,546,567,990 $13,832,172,316
Ten cities, five days
3,727,848,124
3,758,245,312
five days-
53,272,900
—
56,788,000
10.606,538
11,023,542
14,312,577
15,137.843
469,695,971
448,168,938
.1,420,379,807
1.407.934,474.
:
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+
Total
5.3
(7 cities)
r
$19,304,813,302 $17,560,020,440
all cities, five days.
931,962,030
889,561,328
All cities, one day
j-12.4
Richmond
$20,194,374,630 $18,491,982,470
Total all Cities for week
issue
our
of
cannot furnish them today,
We
week.
next
inasmuch
In the
are
able to give
final and complete results of the previous
there
For that week
Feb. 16.
was
an
increase of 6.7%, the
+
J
In the
following
we
furnish
a
+
0.9
276,889,263
1,308,179,402
3.1
+
4.039,381
4,660,591
21,785.560
3.7
20.307,000
19,200.000
192,875.792
3.7
187,304,296
176,086,882
5,260,374
329,071,185
8.518.523
0.5
6.061,354
342,336.875
2.9
342,455,145
130.128,335
1.0
131.176,505
117,272,689
716,224,977
699,731,426
+
2.4
691,964,891
650,930,511
8.6
27,823,561
cities)
(6
9.2
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlaata
>
-
28,442,438
124,559.226
—
1.4
+
-+
2.0
9.7
359,500.000
7,404,255
+15.4
+18.1
6,693,154
211,886,779
Florida—Jacksonville
275.64.7,345
7,074.704
233,389,088
204,346.782
186,172.838
15,671,726
12,868,387
Macon
Mobile
week—the week ended
aggregate clearings for
Louisfana—New
Total
(10
766,69Q,
354,884
211,479,602
178,347,096
1,262,058,187
1,161,245,233
Orleans
Cities)
.
27,154,645
119,521,033
334,900,000
139,243,588
379,700,000
6,742,282
8,165,376
.
Augusta
—
387,200,000
7,398,232
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
31,124,922
122,851,802
Tennessee—KnoxVille
the week
as
in the
same week in 1956.
Outside of this city there was a gain of 2.0%, the bank clearings
at this center showing an increase of 12.4%, We group the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in
the New York Reserve District (including this city) the totals show an improvement
of 11.9%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals show a decline of 1.5% and in
the Philadelphia Reserve District of 3.6%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the
totals are larger by 0.9%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 2.4% and in the
Atlanta Reserve District by 8.7%.
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit a
gain of 2.0%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 2.9% and the Minneapolis Reserve
District of 1.8%.
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is an increase of 6.4%,
in-the Dallas Reserve District of 5.8%) and in San Francisco Reserve District of 0.5%.
the whole country having amounted to
442,029,807
22,582,599
Mississippi—Vicksburg
we
400,600,460
8,477,358
present further below,
we
10,401,640
4.8
128,800,186
all cases has to be estimated.
which
elaborate detailed statement, however,
11,933,904
+
199,993,675
;
Alabama—Birmingham
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in
10,073,343
10.244,064
5.5
—
352.156,453
time of going to press.
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
ends
51,143,200
3.8,
—
District of Columbia—Washington
4.5
foregoing will appear
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the
;
in
—
Maryland—Baltimore.
9.9
+
—
4,086,341
4,214,706
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
0.8
.+
Total
/
6.2
508,254,183
49,826,100
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RicU«i«nM—
9.1
"South Carolina—Charleston
Total
10,963,048
276.631,272
528,816,351
7.0
+
—
3.3
West
Other cities,
10,800,778
263,350,506
3.7
—11.2
+10.7
"
Baltimore
592,351,057
.'Mansfield
Youngstown.;
—
13,829,357
270,635,737
570.627,874
*
0.1
—
12,276.905
289,587,042
;
...
Cincinnati.,
'Cleveland:
-
'
5,283,628
"
4,159,702
193,412,631
185.030,778
9.8
181,571,996
+21.8
11,555,227
+11.5
703,360
483,412
+18.2
177,018,160
183,277,474
8.7
1,123,400,080
1,062,682,219
+
+
9.458,911
$21,111,483,383 against $19,786,777,779
sunSmary by Federal Reserve
Districts:
Seventh Feders! Reserve District—Chicago—
*3,450,000
3,032,678
Grand Rapids
20,331,629
21,560,101
Lansing
13,130,781
14,485,374
Michigan—Ann
,
V
Arbor
10.891,195
12,443.458
85,108.000
86.828,000
South
Bend
9.553.170
10,331,613
Terre
Haute
4.063.831
Indiana—Fort
Wayne
Indianapolis
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Des
336,721.761
129,321,426.
-
6,598,300
45,703,541
Rapids
Moines
City
6.843,295
41,980,893
14,493,618
(owa—Cedar
Sioux
4,552,170
34,596,713
5.0
10,137,436
2.0
79,842,000
78,794,000
7.5
10,263,093
—10.7
3,422,559
3,209,170
—
5.4
118,441,753
116,845,197
—
3.6
7,100,446
5,G77,293
8.9
40,594,738
38,533,492
0.7
17,806,982
16,284,223
—12.5
—
—
+
—
1,763,401
1,695,264
1,044,972,998
1,107,282,633
7.0
6,008,413
7.1
14,541.5-12
6,057,842
12,875,976
+ 13.3
10.509,965
9,074,155
+ 10.4
5,206,975
5,729,015
2.0
1,403,120,362
1,450,492,008
+
—
17*, 713,049
7,073,323
16,546,808
10,277,344
5,956,141
5,394,048
1,528,103,210
,
Peoria*———
r—f
Rockfoid
1,498,258,566
6,586,070
_
..
,,
Springfield
Total
(17 cities),
-.,
8,957,339
3.5
1,346,373
1,103,633,614
31,641,016
Decatur.
J
+ 10.3
1,485,550
Chicago
17,679.035
11,094,296
11,000,199
8.257,670
—
1,142,075.887
Illinois—Bloomington
2,539,505
18,003,748
9.4
—
3,410.047
5.7
—
+
+
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1954
-
1957
Week Ended Feb.
1st
EostonL
12
3rd
•'■M
>'i" '
■
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
-$
788.953.943
727,035,181
11.9
12,665,791,150
12,924,315,231
M
1,206,8(59,671
1,252,065,317
3.6
1.309,598.329
1,370.265,557
7
"
1.420.379.807
1,407.934,474
+
0.9
1,276,889.263
1,308,179,402
699,731.426
+
2.4
691.964,891
650,930,511
—
6
44
716,224,977
"
1,262,058,187
1,161,245,233
+
8.7
1,123,400.080
_17
"
1,528.103.210
1,198 258.566
+
2.0
1,403.120.362
1,450.492,008
"
747,744,153
726,511,092
+
2.9
697,912.151
6th St. Louis
553,143,228
"
**
7
Minneapolis
502,979,8)4
+
1.8
529,221,890
523,828,970
6.4
615,760,629
597,787,421
10th Kansas City
9
M
036,530,388
598.298,381
6
"
555.865.528
525.629,283
+
5.8
589,474,634
518.015.429
11th
+
0.5
1,160,147.065
1,014,228.881
Dallas
10
"
1,166,001,284
1,160,680,279
109
"
21,111,483,383
19,786,777,779
+
6.7
22.852,234,387
22.810.150.641
11,052,696,227
10,836,804,745
+
2.0
10,579,089,558
10,308,741.253
Francisco
*
Total
Outside
New
York
Total
139,925,588
City
Ninth Federal Reserve
week ended
our
detailed
$
Helena
,
—
Total
(7 cities)
!
'
*
%
...
$
'r
'»
*
2,646,192
7,221.375
G58,606.271
3,902,321
3,932 975
1,654.293
River
Lowell
Dec.
1,451,887
6,572.989
0.8
3,449,915
3,058,267
1,307,666
+
4.4
9.163,760
7,801,107
4,640.474
4.0
6.7
4,656,353
6,446,937
4,042,196
5,998,527
9.1
+
15,098,564
12,519,400
1.8
11,822,383
553,143,228
5,608,9o4
529,221,890
523,828,970
1,021,967
1,055,243
City1.005,627
146,296,588
6.4
—
746,205
741.982
+
6.0
1,153,963
9,751,554
+
0.3
11,193.395
9,667,983
4.8
148,555,373
+ 44.7
8,532,023
158,181,707
10,712,464
28,213.996
+
2.4
386.863,111
+
9.8
26,796,756
400,026,847
377.488,550
11,855.850
+
11.5
12,172,840
12,059,425
5,028,957
+
29.2
6,302,465
4,074,258
8.570,716
—
20,508,311
(a)
-
(a)
(a)
598,298,381
636,530,388
+
6.4
615,760,629
3,293,275
597,787,421
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
3,201.073
+ 10.9
10,190,411
8,591,032
4.0
36,278,323
45,725,725
Galveston
+ 14.0
19,802,181
17,195,325
Wichita
34,623,000
2,733.652
_
cities)
(9
12,396,512
31,992.200
803,437,444
Total
4,099,735
21,853,374
2.946,015
132,164,072
>
13,220,159
6,497,956
-
12,948,233
41,090.367
791,658,891
354,866,790
133,747.503
424,657,019
City
Pueblo
5.6
24,907,009
cities).
352.241,989
10.033.967
12.400,821
Joseph
3.1
39,455,157
(12
1.7
4.0
1,463,750
11,461.462
Hampshire—Manchester
7,866.784
+
+
28.898,011
Colorado—Colorado Springs
+T3.9
—t
12,707.442
Total
6,826,451
—15.6
599,457.577
+
Rhode Island—Providence
St.
10,451.057
139,344.984
Omaha
Wichita
656,619,012
3,806,626
■tow
662,389,831
941,405
786,549
9,783,484
Kansas—Topeka
2.2
Worcester
■
$
+ 12.9
—
14,010,263
Haven
1954
$
5,672.256
3,688.324
Connecticut—Hartford
1955
2,164,118
+ 19.2
14.793.593
New Bedford-—
Vo
1.946,754
Rnrlnefield
New
2,190,658
697,912,151
*
Nebraska—Fremont
Missouri—Kansas
644.306.146
Massachusetts—Boston
Inc. or
16
,
8,152.495
Portland
February
Ended
1950
'
3,153.296
Maine—Bangor
.->•
2,431,986
2.9
137,822.607
562,979,814
•
Lincoln
First Federal Reserve Dlstrlet—Bastea—
f
15.9
372,374.213
6,400,404
10,745,617.
Hastings
1957
Clearings at—
Fall
for the
February 16 for four years:
-
.
+
10,479,569
4,454.280
-
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
statement showing the figures for each city
Week
f
173.782,603
133,916,570
.+
8.823.120
378,749,910
1
-
-
Dakota—Fargo
South
*
add
352,500,000
154,495,266
District—Minneapolis-
,
Paul_,—
St.
North
'
now
356,900,000
184,084,899
1.2
2,484,827
143.326.914
Minnesota— Duluth
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
We
2.7
5.8
+
+
—
726.511,092
2,881,086
747,744,153'
cities)
(4
361,000,000
223,100,677
138,312,829
Tennessee—Memphis
Olinois—Quincy
Minneapolis
+
13th San
370,600,000
235,950,238
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
662.389,831
4
;
6th Atlanta,
Chicago
Missouri—St.
1,062,682,219
10
Sth Richmond
9th
$
%
'■
1.5
—
+
1
11
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
7th
9,399,843,056
10.517,067,473
10
and New York
803,437.444
791,658.891
cities
Dec.
$
$
16—
_
_
1955
Inc. or
1956
—
—
—
+
—
7.6
33,115,600
Forth
26,309.900
7.8
2,405,760
2,017,010
1.5
788,953,943
is. no. 287
+
6.0
12,818,742
10,051,588
443.924,030
+
5.0
500,441.155
441.445,643
44,783.375
Worth
12,379,893
465.982.659
Texas—Austin
37,937,452
+
18,0
42,887,647
35,194,952
8,438,000
8,498,000
7,342,000
+ 28.2
6,193.077
7,018,173
—11.8
7,635,666
7,917,951
16,375,130
17,027,735
3.8
17,253,424
14,907,295
555,865,528
525,629,283
5.8
589,474,634
518,015,429
3.7
198,727,245
9,415.000
Falls
Louisiana—Slireveport
—
727,035,181
(6
Total
cities)
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District-San Francisco—
-
lee end Federal Reserva Dlstrlet—New York—
•
-New
70,627.203
York—Albany
(a)
Buffalo
Klmlra—
136,217,453
2,028,547
Jamestown
3.049,688
3.368.614
3,340.400
York
10.058.787,156
8,949,973.034
Rochester
39,244,506
40.914.862
Naw
+
4.6
19,566,916
20,485,889
4,656,794
3,964,057
2.9
138.227,888
149,146.003
—13.8
3.043,855
2.513.826
(a)
140.224,826
Bingham ton
•.
67,542.983
+
0.8
2.509,705
2.142.139
+ 12.4
12,273,144,829
12,501,409,388
3.8
37,296.864
Lake
California—Long
San
5,259.759
4,302,229
196,235,234
187,675,027
149,087,052
85,685,743
7.6
82,256,515
86,059,719
28,413,464
Beacn
31,385,668
18,734,796
599,834.327
22.227,707
6,624,364
18,008.815
603,208,908
24.540.420
7,853,200
.1
Pasadena
San
3.0
2.9
79,209.888
City
4,838,370
190,489,197
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
184,736.379
4,982,886
Yakima
.
Francisco
Jose
8anta> Barbara
26,464,589
Northern New Jersey
(la
...
J
—
dttes)
22,872.988
19,573,594
17.512,823
25,490,610
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
Total
—
24,002,828
+
3.6
19,785,998
30.226.104
75.522.815
70,114,946
+
7.7'
69,194.853
74,608,601
8.1
78,789,854
86,350,174
10,517,067,473
9,399,843,056
+ 11.9
12,665,791,150
12.924,315,231
24,923,487
19,982,490
16,675.173
13.921,475
1.6
609.297,519
546,680,230
+ 10.4
18,505,528
16,074,545
5,369,433
+ 18.6
6,120.551
+ 13.3
10.706.261
9,129,153
0.5
1,160,147,065
1,014,228,881
...
+
1,166,001,284
1,160,680,279
21,111,483,383
19,786,777,779
+
6.7
22.852,234,387
22,810,150,641
11,052,696,227
10,836.804,745
+
2.0
10,579,089,558
10,308,741,353
(10 cities)
73.399.508
81,212.874
Total
10,377.691
11,761,064
Btpckton
.
New Jersey—Newark
9.5
3.9
+
37.165,320
+
163,622,549
191,533,442
Washington—Seattle
+ 15.7
—
Grand
total
(109 cities)
Outside New York City
"Estimated,
a
Clearings
operations
discontinued.
The Commercial
(974)
50
arid,,financial Chronicle
>
Foreign Exchange Rates
.
.
Monday, February 25, 1957
.
DIVIDENDS
Per
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world We give below a record for the week just passed.
to the
Pursuant
"z
'■
'
Holder*
When
.:
Share
Name of Company
certifies daily to the
Payable of Ree. '
(Continued from page 16^
"
Bloch Bros. Tobacco—
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
RATE8
BY
FEBRUARY
FEDERAL
15,
TO
1957
RESERVE
BANK
FEBRUARY
21,
TREASURY
TO
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1*30
6%:febhvertible
(quar.)
Bolin
Country and
Monetary Unit
Noon
Buying
Rate
for
Transfers
Cable
In
York
New
Aluminum
Bond
in United States Money)
(Value
"fii vestment
lifetime and
Feb. 15
Argentina,
peso—
pound.
Ceylon.
.0385356*
.0385356*
.0199000
.C199025
.325733
.325733
.325733
1.042968
1.043281
India,
.00285500
.237940*
Mejcico,
203380
...
peso
.209400
2.797968
•'
*
-*■
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.496950*
.496950*
7496950*
.0349090
.0349000
..0749000
.193330*
.193330*
.232990
.193330*
.233037
2.787515
2.787515
2.787671
2.797968
2.793125
;
:
A
(quar.)
4'74%
preferred
5
$37,000,000 and $26,000,000, respectively.
Holdings of other securities declined- $40,000,000.-
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In
Feb. 20,
Feb. 13,
Feb. 22,
) 957
certificate
account
Redemption fund for F.
1 >57
20,704,391
20,156,352
Total
F.
R.
gold
and
21,567,909
21,011,124
481,829
$3.80
Government
preferred
458,519
441,355
843,566
519,505
634,316
790
803
27,238
28,832
Loans to banks
14,984
outright
a
1957
11,366,199
10,918,699
5,920,699
8,574,913
9,129,663
14,165,913
Loans
and
2,801,750
2,801,750
2,801,750
Loans
adjusted!
22,884,137
Certificates
23,134,087
23,338,562
Notes
bought
Repurchase agreement
U.
ASSETS—
Govt,
securities
74,000
22,884,137
23,366,462
Due
loans
and
securities
23,755,731
23,757.227
24,016,417
22
22
22
from
foreign banks
Uncollected cash items..
5,363,929
5,023,563
premises
Bank
74,885
74,577
assets
92,859
209,748
Other
Total
assets
——
51,853,814
5,071,575
48
Commercial and industrial loans—29,817
+
91, :
+-
Loans
to
Cther
loans
brokers
and
dealers
carrying
or
loans
440
for
fur
pur-
117,836
51,573,394
Treasury
Treasury
certificate
notes
__
reserves
deposits
280,849
674,733
3,779,216
15,359
50,567,062
Balances
with
50,297,672
14,252
49,863,275
693,612
27,543
328,789
747,593
27,543
182,336
171,797
domestic
51,853,814
51,573,394
liability
purchased
for
308,091
27,543
63,267
commitments
U.
Government
S.
Interbank
certificate
and
F.
R.
reserves
note
2,297
46.9%
45.6%
to
Government
securities,
$637,000,000
In
balances with Federal Reserve
banks, and $451,000,000 in demand deposits adjusted.
and industrial loans
reporting member banks.
individual
serves;
The
rose
$91,000,000 at all
principal changes
were
district.
and
$10,000,000 in
the
Kansas
City,
Mo.,
Loans to brokers and dealers
for
purchasing or
carrying United States Government and other
securities
fell
$67,000,000.
Treasury
2nd
Corp.
Co,
and
35
list
a
deduction
5
New
York
State
Greyhound
Pinellas
First
Corp.,
5%
Industries,
Electric
Inc.,
&
Gas
of
(H.
M.)
8%
mortgage bonds, 3%
dated
of
City
4%
cum,
re¬
Cariada
Land
&
Sept.
s.
1,
Worthington Corp.,
cum.
in
2-19
(quar.)
"
2-15
:
2-15
3-15
3-
;
-
1
3-
-
1
3-
871iC
-
1
3-
25c
V
$1.12 V»
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2-18
2-23
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1
3-
2-15
2-1 r
2-
1
15c
2-
3-20
*
4
2-4
4-15
25c
4
2-
2-" 4
1
3-
$1.05
4
'4-1
3-
1
3-20
3-
1
4-29
4-
9
7-29
7-
9
10-29
10-
'9
15c
•
I lie
3-15
2%
3-15
30c
2
-
——_—
10c
——
2-20
2-28
23
2-18
.
3-4
2-15
12 J2C
3-
1
2-15
40c
3-
1
2-11
31 "4C
3-
1
2-15
2-29
2-11
preferred
f.
Life
location
cv.
conv.,
issue.
of
series
1,
Sugar, Ltd.
—
2-11
1
-
2-28
2-28
1-31
3-20
2-20
10c
3-20
2-20
+
f30c
(quar.)
pfd. A (quar.)
Ltd.:— '
,*
3-
1
2-
t25c
3-
1
2-15
8
& Forgings,
____.———
Ltd.,
(quar.)—
com.
f3712C
3-15
f 37 Vic
4-
Co.
Assurance
preferred
(Toronto)
Canada
2-28
1
3-
8
quarter
$1,25
Breweries
—
(quar.i_
Canadian
Page
Ltd.,
818
Canadian
5%
Mar. 31
*
preferred
Mar.
Locomotive
Canadian
Marconi
719
Canadian
Pacific
1
'
12839
1
655
Invest't
Paee
Mar. 29
605
Mar.
1
716
28
341
A__Feb.
pid. stock—Apr.
st£, 4'/2%
Feb.
" 1
28
stockMar. 21
cv.
series_Mar, 15
.
720
613
*
Volume
184.
658
—
—
iquar )
Trust,
Ltd.
Co.,
Ltd
Ry.
1
3-15
4-
1
50c
3-
4-15
3-
1
3-15
1
2-15
4-
1
4-
1
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-11
130c
4-15
3-29
130c
„
-
2-28
2-28
115c
4-15
?29c
4-
1
3-13
445c
2-28
2-15
2-28
2-15
3-29
150c
ordinary
3-
1
2-35
tfic
Co.
3-
1
1-31
175c
2-28
preference
Canadian
(s-a)
Western
Records,
Natural
Inc.,
!
ord.
Ltd.
Carpenter
Steel
3-
1
2-15
class
4-
1
3-15
3-
8
2-15
12 V'2C
receipts
3-31
40c
—
(quar.)
copimon
preferred
Corp.
2-21
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-
3-
8
1-16
of
50c
:
60c
(quar.)
56»4C
(quar.)„
4^2%
pfd.
America
1
-(quar.)
3-15
9
B
3 34 %
Carson Pirie Scott & Co.,
Cafafiirv
1
C5c
quar.)
dep.
3-
25c
(quar.)_
Amer.
4
2-21
120c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(final I
Carrier jCorp..
4lh'%
(increased
Paper
1-
1
40c
,ccnveT+ibIe preferred
Carbbfundum Co. (quar.)
Corp.
4
2-28
3-
Gas, Ltd.—
common
$2769
Carpenter
(quar.)_
common
115c
150c
(s-a)
1-
125c
Canadian Tire Corp, Ltd.,
CapiWi-
pfd. stock
(inc.)
'
(quar.)
Canadian
615
4-
?90c
1$1.10
151.25
Internafional
1
1954__Mar.
series
Ltd.
—
1
2-15
2-15
10c
Canajclian Ice- Machine, L'd.. class A
1
3-15
3-15
131l4C
Investment,
—
t50c
137'ic
(quar.)-,
com.
(quar.»_.
income 1
General
Exh*a
3-15
1
125c
T
Canadian-Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd.
(quar.)
Canadian Fund, Inc. (quarterly derived from
investment
4-
f$1.15
3-20
Corp.—
—
pre-1.
conv.
4-15
f29 V4C
(quar.)—
common
Mortgage
Vinegars Ltd.
Canadian
-
1947z_Mar.
C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Permanent
Increased
$$1.06 Vi
(quar.)————1.
Canada" Safer,ay, Ltd., 4.40'/,
pfd
(ouar.)_
Canada Steamship Lines (s-a):
z
net
19gl
preferred
JJn
5
3-15
*25c.
i
4preferred (quar.)
stock,
cum.
8
2-
4
t32».2c
Stone
Malting Co., Ltd.,
4',2%
Canada
in
CALLED
preferred stock,
3.60%
Dominion
3-
3-
75c
(s-a)
(quar.).—:—
com.
Cut
Foundries
Canada
redemption,
fund provisions.
debentures
June
Insur.
3-
4-15
19c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Class A (quar.)——
Canade Iron Foundries,
Carlisle
due
50c
t5c
is-a)
&
5 %>■
pfd.
prior pfd.
this
:
—
Carthage Mills, Inc. jquar.)
•Annouhciynen't
1
2 28
"
(quar.)
Flooring Co., Ltd., $1
for
pfd. stk..
series
ISSUES
$1.40
L'iecfric Power Co.,
3-
2-25
-
3%
Tlmcer———;—'—:
Cement Ltd.
Canada
—
Mallory (P. R,) & Co., Inc., 4'/2%
Potomac
2-15
£-19
25c"
States
Carraras,
International Utilities Co.,
6
Ec
(quar.)
Western
Corp.—
cumulative convertible
3-
TOc
(quar.)————
California
corporate, bonds, notes,
series, due March 1, 1975—Mar.
Investing Co,—
conv.
sinking fund debs,
Fedders-Quigan
2-15
8
(Del.)-—
Co.
272
Date
Co.,
1
3-
$1.25
_
(quar.)—
Power
Calaveras
Canada Life
Company and Issue—
Cyanamid
2-15
3-
15c
Co.
Electric
valuation
serjes due 1967_Mar.
stock,
conv.
Co
ENTIRE
American
1
3-
20c
*
Corp., 4.50%
pfd.
Power
1
1
35c
from
8
3-20
?
'
derived
2-15
1
—
&
4preferred
called
debs., 4Vi%
curb.
2-
25c
,—
Co. .(quar.)——
Bldgs.
Calaveras Cement
REDEMPTIONS
bonds
cap.
1
3-12
4-
—T
(quar.)
California
Date
Electric &
Pacific Finance Corp.,
3-
$1.25
.
—*
(qnar.)^,
11
University & Kansas Educational. Association of
Episcopal Church—
f.
2-15
3-
—
492
Methodist
s.
1
3-1?
•
3-
& Sons"(stock dividend)—
'/^preferred
$1.30
Company and Issue—
mtge. serial &
b-
*35c
(quar.)
+
•
(except where otherwise indicated)
were given in the "Chronicle."
PARTIAL
Baker
1
$1
—
,+ 387
number gives the
page
current volume
3-
2-11
3-15
tquar.)——
Corp.
Bros,
Bvllesby
gross.
stock
common
in which the details
1
(quar.)-.:—*—-—
'—
-
—364
alter
shown
are
be found
ing tenders, and the
4-
3-15
z—
Terminal
Butler
including those called under sinking
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
the
1
1
50%
(quar.)—
Burton-Dixie
127
—
Notices
and
2-21
-
1
4-
25c
—
(quar.)—r—
preferred
1
2-14
3-
i--.--
common
1
.2-
2-28
."7 l2c
—--
—'—,
Industries,
1
2-
30c
(quar.)
——.
Canada
5%
Holdings of Treasury bills declined
$64,000,000 in New
York City, $54,000,000 in the San
Francisco district, and
$186,000,000 for all reporting member banks.
Holdings of
Treasury certificates of indebtedness and of
.
3-
$3
1-
55c
"•
(quar.)
Co., com.
Canada
preferred
2-15
3-
10c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Canada">Crushed
Savannah
$90,000,000 in New York City and $17,000,000
of $15,000,000 in the San Fran¬
district
items
"3-18
; 3-1 D
.
20c
(quar.)—
Calgary & Edmonton Ltd.
banks
to
loan
Chicago, and declines
cisco
—
359
1,115
loans
of
'
4
4-10
25c
i.
Bernard Dry Docks, Ltd.—
45e participating class A
—1,046
+162
1,479
Banks
others
(Exclusive
First
reserve
increases of
29
>3-15
25c
•
Co..—————
(quar.)_
Burroughs (J. P.)
+1,072
-
Reserve
Below will
reporting member
System in 94 leading cities
showed the following principal
changes for the week
ended Feb. 13: Decreases of
$249,000,000 in holdings of
in
—
1,021
30
10.500
Foreign banks
Borrowings—
Federal
+
32
+
3-15
1
'
banks
The condition statement of
weekly
banks of the Federal Reserve
Commercial
22,500
<
2,496
Condition Statement of Member Banks
States
Government
liabilities
combined
United
S.
deposits
deposits—
demand
Domestic
U.
exceDt
32,813
2,304
.
62,324
46.8%
loan
gold
deposits
—451
corre¬
spondents
:%
Bush
56.426
/
.
(quar.)_.
Machine
Bush "Terminal
LIABILITIES—
2-28
3-15
1
15c
149
—
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
acceptances
on
foreign
+111
-
7
1
3-
$1.10
*
—
common
Quarterly
80
+
3:
4-1
20c
472
'
7
3-7
4-
-
$1.10
.
preferred (quar.)
Burn's" &
219
—
•
+ 120
51,055,055
747,593
;
accounts
+
—637,.r'
2,441
adjusted^.
L___
713
+377
.13,119
banks.
—
162,534
7)
accounts
liabilities & capital
Banks___
40
1,040
Demand deposits
From
13b)
—
7
3-
1
4-
15C
126
—1,411
Reserve
vault.,
From
(Section
deposit
19,989,822
4,306,738 *
14,476
329,280
(Section
Industrial
19,330,458
4,297,816
In
capital
of
in
*•
—„—-
+
—1,542
7,444
3-
1
3-14
Eurnham
18.628
!
1
4-
3-15
16'AC"
4-20% preferred (quar.)_——
Burndy Corp. (quar.)
7
—1,637
• £
7
4-
-
f$1.50
—
183
—37
3-
.
671
3- 1
;
4-1
'. :50c
(quar.)
common
'+
.—26
1
•
1^
4-
137 ^c
.
—
<s-a)_.
—2,870
743
—
_
z__
Reserves with Federal
364,983
241,533
18,389,171
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Contingent
Ratio
bonds
securities
Inc.
—186
5,044
4-
"4-
-
•
i
f$1.121^
L_
3preferred
■
560,935
303,505
197,382
19,677,456
liabilities
Total
18,504,571
...
Deferred availability cash
items
Other liabilities & accrued dividends
CAPITAL
indebtedness—
+>
3-15
2-14
4-1
95c
—249.
1,257
*
Time
Total
Surplus
26,079,985
150,515
.
Burplus
26,645,117
19,034,488
account
Other
Other
26,577,314
295,071
____
Treasurer—general
Foreign
•
Capital
S.
Cash
S.
Total
U-
51,055,055
of
notes
4%
137
+*>»585
+10
&
Burlington
'
—
12-% /
y *
25.672
—
Loans to banks
Reserve
Deposits—
bank-
securities—total
bills
.
(quar.)
_
Bullock Fund, Ltd. (quarterly
net- investment income)—
-788
—
-
,
4,„?
i
8,783**,
10.843 '
—l
—
S. Government
Other
federal
U.
U.
Co.
dividend
Stock
124
•'V
67
,
loans_._*4.
loans
Other
—-
.1,151
Die
Forge
Bullock's, Inc.
+4,080
*
-
carrying
or
—
estate
,
securities.1,694
purchasing
Treasury
LIABILITIES—
Member
Real
.
class A (s-a)
—
preferred
—
t$l
—
Co.
(quar.)
dividend
Buffalo
+4,101
„
4,«
*
-
—.,
(quar.)
Mfg.
Co.
Company,
Buefl
518
.
+
3-15
/
.4-15
J53c
—7-—
Budd
-1956
4
2-15-
1
4-
?25C " '4-
Manufacturing. Co.
Stock
dollars)
—241"
51,712
62,912
•
84,828
Agricultural
27,900
23,208,087
adjustedt_____.u.
-
securities
Total
'
1957
(In millions of
investments
chasing
S.
-
4
"
•.
(quar.)—
Extra rv-—
Feb. 15.
450,200
1
outright
Feb, 6,
2-
3-1
"
9334C
_
com.
1
3-29
45c
/
40c
i-$5-preferred '(quar.)—
Brunswig Drug
(quar.)-.
Decrease (—) Since
283,975
Bonds
Total
Bruriner
securities—
141,275
8
„2- 4
"
common "(quar. )_i—
Distillers,
Bruningt (Charles)
Feb. 13,
3-
1
3-
f2834C
(quar.I
(quar.)'.;——
B (quar.)—
"Bigelow
&
Company
Brown-Shoe
Increase ( + ) or
,
3-
^
'
Brown'& Sharpe
banks follows:
v
12-24 "
3-1
Rope .(quar.)—.
Gas,
Brunswick-Ealke-Collender
...
125C
..
4%7j>ref erred. < quar.)_-—:—
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
summary
ber
9-24
Co.—
(quar.*
preferred
Bro-Wn
$377,000,000.
rose
pref.
__—_„i_
■AA0'%1 preferred
Brooklyn. Garden Apartments,
rose
Borrowings from Federal Reserve banks decreased
$364,000,000 and borrowings from others increased $387,-
655
Bills
under
banks
„
000,000.
-
J
6-25
1
4-
,
172
r
—
(quar.).
Gas
Bascom
&
Brown
outright^—
Total
domestic
to
4-2
'
J
fe
Ltd.,
(quar.)
preferred
4.40«,
$162,000,000.
333,814
...
Acceptances—bought
Held
854,772
469,411
advances
loans
Bought
863,518
21,626,291
other banks
of
Industrial
S.
861,900
cash
Discounts
U.
notes
reserves
credited
5"
12-27
r
-n
•
.
:
Telephone,
Taunton
Brown-Forman
470,686
notes
Other
certificate
deposits
$1.25
,
llz.
—
Packers.
.Brooklyn Borough
1956
20,764,391
R.
in. New
$111,000,000 in Chicago and $42,000,000 in the
Philadelphia district. Time deposits increased $30,000,000.:.
Demand-
—w-1__,
(quar.)———
Columbia
Brockton
York City,
thousands of dollars)
ASSETS—
Gold
:
9-27
—
Broderick
$307,000,000
1-31
6-28
+56c
(quaf.) -+~-rL-v—-—vr*
preferred
t quar.) —
f$1.19
%- preferred (quar.)
f02c
—;
6»%*jlst
notes decreased
fell
4-
preferred
41-i W preferred
adjusted
2-16/
3-11
;2-28
/
.
$1.25
(quar.),——
British Columbia
deposits
,
»
Electric Ltd.—
preferred
.British
Demand
1
$1.25
—
(quar.)
>"4^ %
„
t
•
^Nominal
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
1
4-
$1.25 *
z
—
(quar.)_-i_w_i»—i
British Columbia
.233100
-
.c
Bristol-Myers Co., common.'.—
3W,'v preferred (quar.)l—
4%
2.797812
.233070
95c
-
„
-
Iriti^b^Amtrican Oil. Ltd. (quar.)—
2.787359
2.7975GC
"
.233100
2.787048
.
2.797937
•,
8
gains
<
-
.193330*
.193330*
(quar.)__
BrilJ%Mlg: Co.
,,,
.
.0349000
capital
Bright. (T. G.) & Co., Ltd., 5%
-
2.770111
.496950*
"
3-
8712c
nzv.ic! •"
.261100
-
2-
1
Income
Bridge .& Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
','$2.90 pref, (quar.)——————
;
0800560'
,.
.251075
2-770420
1
1-21
3-
"
2.797812
J3349000
sterling.
Class
.209400
.0800560
.261060
2.770265
r
'•, .00277512*
.496950('
—
pound
.0800560
.261100
preferred
.237933*
.209380
.00277912*
2.7698C1
.140080*
r
long-term
Brach^E. J,).& Sons (quar..)—
Bra$t&i;d Cordage Co. Ltd.—
7
-
.00285500
'•
2.798125 ".
.00277912*
.0800560
.261100
2.770265'
-
Kingdom,
.00277912*
.0800560
.
Netherlands,
guilder
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krone
Switzerland, franc
Union'of South Africa, pound
Uhlted
.209399
2.797500
.00277912*
New
,237933*
.237933*
2.797937
„
jt
u.,
'
f
.00285500
,
pid.- (quar.).:
investment
2-
1
2-20
-
45c
:
(quar.)—
'from
from -net
81c
$5 "preferred
.209525
'
.237960*
rupee,
£5
"00435401*
.00435401*' 7
00435401*
.00285500
-
-
1.043656
"
.00435401*
.00285500
'
Ireland, pound
Japan, Yen__v—
"
.325700
,
(14e
3-
6c
60c
"realized from sale of securities)———.
Bostq«u& Maine RR., So preferred (quar,)__
$5 preferred (quar.)—_L—'—i,
^
.0199000
Fund
and
-
,
.209525
.209525
Boston
/.0385356*
-,r
;
Corp.
BorgrWSrner Corp., 3Va%
,
*
£1 01
:
(quar.)_„_
Borg, (George W.)
S
*.0269223*'
1.043281
.209512
...004354C1*
Germany, Deutsche mark
2.229456
.0199000
209500
markka
(Metropolitan), franc—
•
2.229332.
'
1.042421
rupee-
Finland,
France
!
.0555555*',.
-
2.229581
.0385356*
.0199000
.325475
»
.0268365*,
.0267474*
2.229083
.0385356*
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0267785*
2.229456
'
$
•
.0268618*
Austria, schilling.
Belgium, franc.
Brltlsh Malaysia, Malayan dollar.
Canada, dollar
'—i—-w-i.
'
'
.0555555*
+—'
Borden' Company
Feb. 21
Feb, 20
Feb. 19
$
.0555555*
Australia,
4
Feb.18
$
Official
Free
3-1
from
(From investment income)-
79i+
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
3-15
-
3-16
2-21
50c
(quar.)
America (22c
Trust 01
3-16
3-30
3-11
capital gains distribution of
Bon<J$fock Corp.
'
Monday
Brass
&
3-30
75c
25c
a
"
Friday
75c
(quar.)
6% "Convertible preferred
Boeing; Airplane (quar.)
INCLUSIVE
1957,
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12'^
3-11
3-
2-26
1
2-15
2-28
2-15
3-
1
2-15
50c
3-29
3-15
30c
3-
2-15
1
'
Volume
185
Number
5615 ;
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
When
Per
Jfolaera
f—•■*._ V .;V
Company
•
Name of
Cateiii
Company
Food
Products
Extra
Cla^s
class
Ltd.,
(quar.)
t5c
2-26
+25c
2-28
_
I
_
Extra
1%
Ceco
Central
Products
Electric
&
preferred
:_
Gas,
4.75%
Central
59 %c
preferred
preferred
B
preferred
B
(quar.)_.
3-20
*3-
8
Corson
3-20
-3-
8
Cosmopolitan Realty
6-20
46-
8
9-20
x9-
7
1
$1.25
Coro,
inc.
3-22
Colt
1
3-
SI
&
Inc.
(G.
W.
H.)
$1.1214
4-
1
3-15
Cream
$1.16
4-
1
3-15
of
Wheat
40c
3-11
2-20
Crompton
$1
3-30
3-18
Crown
Cork
&
(quar.)
_1
$1.06',4
3-3J
13-13
Crown
Finance
__
$1.23
3-30
"3-18
Crown
4.50%
&
Central
Bieei
South
-■~3-
3-15
3714 c
"5-
1
$1.12
;
Corp.
1
Crum
y4-ia
3-
V?
2-28
2oc
—
—
3-13
&
Telephone Co.,
5.40%
Central
Vermont
pfd.
*3-1
2-
2-28
67 Vic
(quar.)_
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
$J.04
4-
1
4.65%
preierred
(quar.)
$1.16
4-
1
Forster
7%
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16
4-
Century Industries
Cerro
de
Cessna
(increased
Corp.
Aircraft
Stock
Chain
Pasco
Belt
preierred
Chance
(A.
"3-15
Curtis
Mfg.,
Curtis
Publishing Co.,
2-28
2-15
3-12
*2-15
2-
3-
1
'2-15
••*2-11
3-
1
4-
1
30c
3-
:«
9-
!
Oil & Reiining)—
*
3-15
-
*2-25
3-29
$1.50
•
^3-12
**3-12
3-11
4-
67 (2 c
(guar.).
1
3-30
50c:
*
$1
3-
12 lee
3-
(quar.)—
12-21
5
"
Vellow
Corp.
Cab
(quar.j
3-13 ' >*2-18
40c
3-
5%
Cities
60c
City
—
Co.
(quar.)—
Stamping (quar.).
Auto
convertible
3-
$1
———
3-
2-
1
8
5%
2-18
3-12
5%
preierred
56V4CC
(quar.)
3-
2-18
1
r;' pa
3-
1
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
25c
50c
3-
Cleveland
$4.50
(quar.)
common
Electric
(quar.)
2-26
2-21
9
(quar.)—
Clorex
Cluett,
4%
Chemical
Sand
Colonial
Stores
Stone
Inc.,
4%. preferred
5%
I
87 %c
3-
1
.4:3-
Colorado
42 Vic
Class
7 Vic
common
B
(increased
Combined
Enterprises
Locks
Ciedit
Commercial
Discount,
preferred
Commercial
Commodore
4%
preferred
&
Confederation
A
Inc.
2-lo
$1.37 Vi
3-
J3-
1
2-27
2-
8
3-15
i&-20
20c
(quar.)
^
3-15
30c
(quar.)
...2-15
1
20c
(quar.)__
Association
3-30
Connohio,
Inc.,
Co.
Consolidated
Edison
Consolidated
Consolidated
Co.
of
Consolidated
Consolidated
Theatres,
Consolidated
Water,
Consumers
Glass.
Consumers
Power
Ltd.,
Ltd.
preferred
2-15
3-20
3-12
Dun
rr-6-12
4-
1
4-
$1.13
■
2-15
"'-■ 3-
1
2-
•
2-27
1
2-11
'
'1-31
3-
1
3-
1
4-
1
4-
1
4-
1
,-3- 1
2-28
"12-14
20c
25c
50c
4-
1
3-
8
$1.37%
4-
1
3-
8
SI
common
45c
(quar.)-,
933/4c
(quar.)
2nd
8
3-22
5
2-25
2-
3-
1
2-20
3-29
3-15
3-15
*r"
conv.
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
8
2-15
(Chicago) (quar.)
common (quar.);
Baking,
Can.,
23-
3-15
15c
Corp. of America, common
pfd.
Casualty
(quar.)
(Chicago)
$1.12 >4
35c
4-
1
3-30
5
£-25
$-15
3-
1
3-
1
Continental
Life
Insurance
Controls Co. of America
Stock
3-
1
2-
8-
1
7-30
1834c
(Toronto)
"
Varnish,
$3 prior preferred
common
4-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(.increased quar.)
Cope land
(quar.)-^,
Oopp Clark Publishing Co. Ltd., pfd-.
Copper Range Co.
(q"Uar.>
3-
1
2%
3-15 --3-
1
25c
3-
1
2-11
3-
(qpar.i
r_
1
>11
62'4c
3-29
3-15
25c
I
Cooper-Besse^ner Corp.
Refrigeration,
6
75c
(quar.)
dividend
Cook Paint &
1
2-18
4-1
3-1
Fedders-Quigan Corp., common
5%
prefsrred A (quar.)
35c
3-1
2-8
40c
37'/iC
3- 1
3-15
2-15
3-
5
3-4
2-8
3.
2-21
15c
3- 1
2-15
Federal
Glass
40c
3-
1-31
2-16
Federal
Insurance
2-4
3-
Federal
Pacific
1
2-15
Federal
Paper
3-1
1-23
Federal Sign
3-15
3-
1
3-^1
pfd.
(quar.)
(stock
a
—-1—
<quar.)__
Co.
6%
St.
—
2- 1
3- 8
Firth Carpet Co.
4-10
3- 8
First
2-15
Fischer
3-
1
3-
1
East
3- 1
2-15
4-
1
3-20
6-
1
3- 1
2 15
3- 1
2-15
62,/aC
2-28
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
2-14
2-15
2-lo
2-12
2-12
2-20
343/Bc
30c
15c
$1.25
—_
25c
Eastern Corp.
Gas
4M>%
Eastern
Racing
Common
$1
Forbes
3-29
3-fa
3-21
Ford
3-15
3-11
3-12
3-1
Fort
Pitt
2-27
2-28
Fort
(both
3- 5
2-15
Freeport
2-20
Frontier
3- 1
3-1
2-21
Fruehauf
Eastern
no
Stainless
3-11
2-18
$$1^9
3-
1
"2-15
25c
3-
1
2-
4
States
Eddy
3-15
3-
1
3-11
3-15
3-15
3- 8
A
Edison
4'/4%
Edo
Steel
Ltd.
participating
cla^s
A
Machine
Calculating
7%
Refining Co.,
Trailer,
Brush,
2-la
Class
3-1
3- 9
4-15
2-20
2-21
4- 5
Funslen
7-15
10-15
7- 3
10- 4
4V4%
AA
class
E.)
A
Co.,
convertible
Garrett Corp.
Service
General
com.
Acceptance
4- 1
4- 1
2-^b
2-15
1
3-13
J-19
37V2C
4-2
3-6
$1.75
$1.50
5- 1
5- 1
4- a
5%
7%
convertible
Amer.
50c
3-21
(quar-)
preferred
4-5
3- 1
2-20
General
(quai\>
General
(quar.)
^
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stork
Co.
Corp.,
preferred
common
divid.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__-
(quar.i—
Outdoor Advertising—
Increased
General
General
2-22
2-22
General
2-28
General
40c
3-12
4- 1
2-28
57o
J-zu
General
3-15
i
(interim)
$5 preferied
3-12
3"29
Corp.
Corp.
Gas
Motors
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co.—
Merchandise
3-15
3-15
15c
Corp.
General
General
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fireproofing
General Foods
}37%c
$25c
$1.06V4
Finance
4
»4 %
quarterly
Plywood Corp., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Steel Castings (quar.)
Telephone
Co.
of
3-25
3- 8
3-15
3- 1
2-6
3- 5
2-15
3- 1
2-15
3114c
35c
$1.75
25c
3-29
3-15
3- 1
3-29
2-15
2-15
3-15
414c
4-18
3-15
3- 1
3-1
60c
3-15
2-21
45c
1214c
114%
50c
3- 5
2-28
3- 1
3- 9
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-14
9334c
$1.25
5-1
5- 1
4-8
4-8
60c
25c
50c
3-11
3- 1
3-29
2-18
2-15
3-20
22 4 c
3- 1
2-8
3- 1
2-15
55c
3- 1
2-10
3-15
Caljf.—
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
preferred (quar.)
$2.20
1
3-1
Ltd.—
receipts ord.
General
62%c
——
Oil
4-
2-13
2-21
4-23
4-23
2-19
3-19
20c
common
preferred
Electric,
dep.
3- 8
-
Corp.—
Cigar Co., common
preferred (quar.)
General Crude
3- 1
34c
25c
50c
(quar.)___
General
$3.75
20c
common
2-21
2-15
2-15
2-28
2-15
2-13
62V2C
Corp.,
3-1
—t-
3- 4
3-15
3- 1
3-11
3- 1
50c
4-1
(initial quar,)___
3- 1
3- 1
2-20
3-22
2-15
2- 8
2- 8
2-15
3714c
(quar.)
(quar.)
J-
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
3-28
(quar.)—
3-29
3-15
2-28
4- 1
3-12
3-15
3-15
3-, 1
3-29
25c
$1
15c
5614c
(quar.)—
common
4-1
3-15
3- 5
—
3- 1
3- 1
2-20
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
3- 1
3-15
5- 1
5-1
3- 1
75c
preferred
Co.,
32V'2C
J-ia
$1.75
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
7V2c
25c
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3*15
3-15
3-26
3-1
3- 1
$1
common
Supply
(quar.)
3-
2%
(quar.)
(R.
Gardner-Denver
General
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Corp.
(quar.)_
$2
25c
(quar.)
preferred
common
4%' preferred (quar.)__
Fruit of the Loom (s-a)—
3-15
(Md.)—
(quar.)—
Stores,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Builders
par)
$2.75
40c
75c
(s-a)
Sulphur
Stock
t$1.25
t$1.25
25c
cl. A (quar.)
(quar.)-
Bridge Works
preferred
America
(quar.)
Bros.
Corp.,
Friden
60c
40c
$2
75c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
General
(quar.)
Corp.
Paper Co.,
Class
514%
General
Sugar Associates,
Edgewater
B
$1.12/a
&
2-15
2-15
2-20
—
iquar.)
of Canada, Ltd.,
25c
30c
par
Steel
Corp.
Co.
General
preferred A (accum.)
$6 preferred B (accum.)~—
Eastern
Class
class A
Wallace, $3
3-i«
$7
Ecuadorian
&
Motor
Motor Co.
2-11
2-11
(quar.)
6-10
1
2-15
Wayne & Jackson RR. Co.—
Ford
4-15
4- I
(quar.)
6-30
5c
2-15
Assn.—
preferred
B
—
3- 1
3- 1
quar.)
2-28
2-15
Inc.
1
Fuel Associates—
preferred
class
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
H.),
—
com.
and
com.
on
$15c
15c
(quar.)
3- 1
3-15
.3-11
(Pa.)—
Co.
(Initial)
$1.50
$1.75
Gas,
(quar.)__
——
Gas
(interim)
15c
40c
$1.1214
:
4- 1
4-15
4- 1
3-
Co.—
(quar.)
&
(M.
3" 3
4-12
4-12
2-28
2-21
2-19
5614c
3%c
$25
55c
17V4c
Fitzsinunons Stores,
30c
Class B
(quar.)
30c
Flintkote Co., common (quar.)
—60c
$4 preferred (quar.)
$1
Florida Power & Light Co., com. (quar.)___
32c
414% preferred (quar.)
$1.1214
414% series A, B and C pfd. (quar.)
$1.1214
4.32% preferred
(quar.)_
$1.08
4.35% preferred (quar.)
—__
$1.083/4
Food Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
'
50c
314% convertible preferred (quar.)
81V4c
Food Mart, Inc. (quar.)____
1214c
Fishnfan
12'/2c
(quar.)
(increased
Porter,
«
5- 1
5- 1
3-15
2-28
3-15
Co.—
(Chicago)
Corp.
dividend
common
10%
55c
Water
_:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
&
Stock
New
I2V2C
;
Natural
Lines
Rubber
&
—
(s-a)
Philadelphia
preferred (quar.)
Bank
Fuller
(quar.)
preferred
Air
Common
414%
Fund, Inc..
of
3- 5
3"15,
2%
(quar.)
A
_
—
Tennessee
Eastern
Association
SI
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
5.20%
Fire
2-15
3-11
3" 1
(New Jersey)—
Interurban
cohimoh
(Boston)
Associates
2-25
—
East Sullivan
Eastern
Fifty
3-25
35c
div.)
&
preferred
10c
—40c I
2V2C
(quar.)—
2-20
3-15
40c
(quar.)—714c
—•»*--*•
Corp.,
Foster-Wheeler Corp.
(quar.)
Louis
(guar.)_
Financial Industrial
50c
Son„
3-11
40c
3- 1
3-11
4-16
3-15 "
Field)
;
General
2-25
45c
40c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
East
B
Financial
45c
—
20c
60c
17c
20c
2834c
(Bait,,)—
(quar.)
12-26
50c
a.
(quar.)
Eagle-Picher Co.
Oil
Class
Marshall
(see
America
3-15
$3
(quar.)_——
preferred
Eason
A
12 V2C
Common
4%
Class
pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
of
Co.
3-15
3- 1
3- 1
|
(quar.)
4.60%
(quar.)
(Marshall)
3-8
$15c
(increased)
Eagle Fire Insurance
Electric
Board,
Corp.
3214c
3114c
Inc. (quar.)
(monthly)
Bearings
& Signal,
6%
15c
(quar.)
(partic.)
Inc.
Field
Filtrol
Finance
9
2-15
2-21
2-28
3- 1
2-27
2-15
2-15
(quar.)
Mortgage Ass'n.
preferred
$2.25
20c
preferred (quar.)
Co.,
$1.25
■
(quar.)
t
$30c
(s-a)
com.
—
—----
Co.
3- 4
Laboratories—
&
•'■•
—
(quar.)
Co
$1
50c
A.
Co.
2-15
2-15
2-15
12-31
1-31
$$1.25
(quar.)
2-11
2-21
3-15
3-15
2-22
National
2-28
2-9
2-23
2-28
2-28
2-28
3- 1
Federal
3-11
1
3- 1
3-13
3-30
3- 8
Fedtral-Mogul-Bowcr
4
*
4-1
:
_■
2-4
2-4
25c
'
$3
Quarterly
3-4
25c
2-9
3-
•
25c
Ltd.—
(quar.)_
H.)
Life
Assn.
&
3-1
'
25c
62140
5V4% pfd. (1953 series)'(quar.).,
683/4c
Federal Asphalt
Products (annual)—4c
Federal Compress & Warehouse
(quar.)
30c
Ltd.—
Corp.,
S%%
Insurance
Traders
Underwriters
Farmers
3-4
25c
(quar.)
U.
Co.
(John
Eastern
31 '4
(s-a)
Ltd.,
2-15
c
$$1.30
(quar.i
Continental
Copper & Steel Industries—
preferred (quar.)
3-
3-22
1
L
4%
preferred (quar.)
Continental Assurance Co.
97'/ic
10%
(quar.)
pref.
Bradstreet
&
Duriron
7%
$1.1214
Farmers
39c
div.)_
—
Calif.,
Dunham-Bush, Inc.,
5%
3-22
(stock
(quar.)_^
4%
Film
Dulany
1
2-28
2-18
35c
Ltd
partic pfd.
1
$1.04
(quar.)
preferred
60c
4-
$3714c
2-18
1
Firestone Tire
(monthly)-
common
of
Industries
Dresser
4-
3-
2-8
1
3-
1&C
Rcckaway RR.
Corp.,
4-
25c
3-1
3-
■
15c
J37VaC
37V2C
Ltd. (quar.)— —
Shops (quar.)——
Candy
Farmer
50c
62V2C
income—
(quar.)_
Chemical
Du-Art
J13c
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Drewrys
1
(quar.)
Water
Continental
$2
1
4-
Fanny
-
Canadian
30c
(quar.)
& Sons
Ltd.
Dorr-Oliver, Inc.,
12-
4-15
3-15
*
(quar.)
Rs)
Bros.,
3-1
<3- 1
I
preferied
4.50%
(R.
Donobue
12-15
20c
(quar.)
$4.50
$3.75
Donnelley
Driver-Harris
3-
class
Paper
Co.—
$4.52
Continental
preference
1
25c
(quar.)
$5.50
5%
9-
f40c
__
1
25c
(interim)
reg
Investment
Anglo
9-15
1
(quar.)
50c
Power &
preferred
Continental
&
6-15
3-14
4-
--
-
5% preferred (quar.)
Dominion-Scottish Investments,
3-15
3-
Players
1%
(see Walt Disney)
common
Industries.
IOC
Famous
•
(quar.)
-
$2
i
Fields
&
25c
(quar.)
Consolidated Paper Corp.. Ltd.
Rock
Products
Container
Dominion
Oil
Dow
_
Consolidated
Consumers
Products,
Dover
(quar.)
3-15
-
Manufacturing Corp.—
$1.66 preferred
(Initial quar.)—
Dover
60c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
Paper
Y.
N.
Electrodynamics
Laundries
1
Dodge
2-15
■z" *
preferred (s-a)
4-
—
(quar.)
2-15
■
Sugar
40c
Co.
90c
quar.)
Fajardo
10c
Pepper
$3.50
(increased
3-4
30c
(quar.)
3-20
1
1
40c
(quar.)
Co.
1
*
$4.16
Houses
30c
(quar.)
4-
60c
93%c
Co.__
v
2-15
2-13
35c
Extra
"•
Extra
Dobeckmun
10c
(quar.)
com.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
3- 4
$1
—
(quar.)__
1
Consolidated Dry Goods—
7%
Dobbs
$1.25
preferred
48c
2-15
—
Extra
investment
common
preferred
5614 c
(quar.)
3-15
933/4C
(quar.)
,
3-11
3-12
3- 1
3-15
85c
60c
—
37Vic
ord.
2-13
3-11
1
3-26
10c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
87Vic
—
"
4-
25c
Coe & Gregg
1
'___
Bridge
2-13
i
3-12
(quar.)—
Y.)
net
Y.
N.
$1.25
Cem4ht'(quar.)-_-__
from
Cup Co.,
of
Co.
3- 1
$1.50
(quar.)
receipts for
$50c
(quar.)
Cigar Corp.,
preierred
Common
Quarterly
Insurance
Fafnir Bearing Co. (quar.)
Fair (The)
(see The Fair)—,
—,___
Corp-Seagrams (quar.)
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc.—
$50c
Consolidated
-$5
dep.
100%
2-28
2-8
5-10
8- 9
11- 8
3- 4
3- 4
2-28
3- 1
4- 1
50c
2-20
3-11
3- 1
6- 1
9- 1
12- 1
3-15
3-15
$1.1214
—
40c
Co., Ltd.—
Amer.
3-
"
Power
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)—.—_—
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)_
(Walt)'Productions
$50c
Quarterly
Faber,
4- 5
< 2^25
$50c
,..
3- 5
—-
—
common
dividend
Excelsior
4-15
3-11
Dravo
Quatrerly
Quarterly
Mills,
—
(quar.)
3-15
87»/2c
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
20c
30c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
preferred
Stock
3-15
Cement-, (quar.k
Portland
3-
(Toronto)—
preferred
4V2%
933/4C
(quar.)
Portland
20C
,
Quarterly
Connecticut
stock
2-8
2-8
„
3-15
(quar.)
(N.
20c
31V4C
(quar.).
2-15
Corp.—
A
3-1
3-1
(quar.)
12Vic
RR.
3-20
3-20
2-15
2-8
(quar.).
Erie Resistor Corp.,
3-15
(quar.)
Stockyard (quar.)—
Douglas Oil Co.
(quar.i
1
3- 4
Dominguez
V'3-15
3-
3-26
Doeskin
1'
Erlanger
2-28
3-21
2-26
3-20
-21
3-
3-1
3-11
3-29
2-15
1
4-1
3-12
3-20
i3-29
5
$1.20
25c
8
2-11
3-1
25c
3-11
2-
4-1
pfd.
17c
preferred
Co., $5
30c
common
3-
~o3-
4-1
1
—
Western
&
Mfg.,
common
4-30
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
8
1
$5
4-
(quar.)^
^
Lines
3-
3-30
preferred
$5
3-> 1
3-1
$1.50
1
^^-21
$5
4-1
(quar.)___
4-
4-15
3- 5
3- 1
Pittsburgh RR.,
3-25
4-
(quar.)
International
5%
2-15
3-20
Steel Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Devonian Gas & Oil (stock dividend)___
-2-15
3-15
&
Railroad
25c
6%
1
1
Erie
Erie
4Vic
Detroit
3-
1
1
8-31
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
debenture
Dixie
5-
6-
—
pfd.
2-15
4- 1
4- 1
3- 1
3-1
2 V2 %
—
6-15
75c
conv
2-25
50c
$1
' 12%c
40c
$1.-12%
50c
(quar.)
common
Stock dividend
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Harvester
2-15
3-
Corp.,
9-15
25c
2-15
2-15
2-20
2-15
25c
15c
(quar.)
Properties
:
preferred (quar.)
Equitable Credit 50c pfd.
(quar.)——!
Equitable Gas Co., common (quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
Equity Corp., $2 pfd. (quar.)
$1
(quar.)__
6%
B
—
4%
15c
1—
:
Extra
75c
(quar.)
Air
8%
2-15
3-
1
(quar.)j
Lacxawana
A
Voting
1
3-
3-
Co
Valley Finance
Dennison
1
7 Vic
(quar.i
Life
Class
3-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)-
Stamping
Corp., common
preferred
Monte
Delaware,
3-
70c
common
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Cone Mills
Co.,
Distillers
$J5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hotel,
Del
A
preferred
30C
class
Co.,
Co.
Shearing
&
7%
60c
Ltd.
Paper
Commercial
Deere
25c
(quar.)
3-15
$1.25
$1.1834
30c
25c
*—_—
(quar.)
Endicott-Johnson
*—
Dr.
(quar.)
9-13
25c
—
(quar.)
preferred
2-15
-
(initial)"
40c
Distillers
3-
25c
6-14
-
Co.—
3-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
3-11
2-20
2-15
2- 4
2-28
2-21
2-15
2-25
3- 1
-3- 1
3- 9
2-25
15c
35c
25c
(quar.)_
'
4- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3-29
3- 1
3-15
2-25
3-21
3-15
3- 1
3c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
50c
preferred series C
4
3-
Inc.—
quar.)
Corp.
Carbon
3.90%
11c
—
3-15
2
9-27
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Door
preferred
l,:;;<^18
"*$-14
35c
(quar.)-
4- 1
7-
:
Co.,
pfd.
11c
quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred A
3.75%
Disney
3-29
:
2-18
10c
prior pfd.
$4
common
3.75%
50c
(monthly)
1
$1.75
Dayton & Michigan RR., common (s-a)
8%
preferred (quar.)
Dayton Power & Light Co., common (quar.)
Dewey
3-30 '
1
3-
(quar.i^.
Lighting (quar.)
Dayton Malleable Iron Co., com.
5%
preferred
(quar.)
^
62 Vic
Power
Pictures
Combined
5%
.
2-25
28c
(quar.)__
common
Davidson-Boutell
3-18
1
2-11
3-15
3-
Co.
Emporium-Capwell Co. (quar.)
Employers Reinsurance (quar.)
9
(quar.)
.
5%
4%%
$1.75
pld.
(quar.)
common
Diamond
27 Vac
(quar.)
__
(increased
Columbian
33/4%
3-11
lie
Columbia
5Vs>%
4-
87 ViC
(quar.)
.
A
preferred
2-25
9
2-15
3-
Detroit
8
*
pfd.
Broadcasting System,
Class
4-
>
(quar.)
Milling & Elevator
Columbia
$1
$1.75
Monthly
Monthly
Colorado
3-
2r
...
,
3-25,.
ooc
(quar.)
Central
5
V*::-..'*
(quar.)
preferred
Mills,
5%
Denver Union
3-
(quar.)
&
Metallic
River
Dentists Supply
50c
7%
Colonial
Dalilstroni
Dan
2-21
$1.12%
—
Peabody & Co., common
2nd preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., 3'4%
A
Detroit
.
^
3-30
$2
District
common
Ex-Cell-O-Corp.
2-21
1
Industries
New
$1.75
(quar.)
2-28
Co.—
& Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
special guaranteed (quar.)
regular guaranteed (quar.)
7%
Mines
3-15
4-
$1.05
(quar.)
tquar.)_.
Extra
Cyprus
Elgin National Watch
Emery
50c
preferred
loC
4
Illuminating
preierred
-
Cleveland
4%
1
pfd.
•
—
preferred
$1
prior
$1.25
(quar.)
Hosiery Co.
$1.60
Delta
2-11
3-15
preierred
2-14
(s-a)
1
Delaware
preierred
Clausner
9
1
3-
Controller
Clark Equipment,
9
2-15
--
City Water Co. of Chattanooga (Tenn.)—
Clark
-2-
3-30
62 Vic
:
J
1
s
3-1 r- "--2-15
3uc
City Products Corp. (quar.)_
City Specialty Stores, Inc.—
414%
-2-13
1"
75c
„
Milling Machine, com. (quar.)
4%
preferred
<quar.)._
Cinerama, Inc. (N. Y.) (.stock dividend)—.—
Service
2-28
A
Day-Brite
Tool
Cincinnati
class
Dana Corp.,
4-15 •"^-3-30
$1.1214
'
(quar.)
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR
Chicago
4c
(quar.)
Extra
8
2-25
3uc
(quar.)
& Unadilla Telephone—
preferred (quar.)
1—
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co
Chicago Corp. (Name changed to Champlin
Chrysler
3-15
$4.20
Stores
1
J
4Vz%
Chicago litle & Trust Co.
Drug
"3-
$1.12 >4
(quar.)
Pneumatic
2-20
50c
preferred
second
Holder*
•
32%c
$1.02Va
$1.06V4
$1.37l/2
$1.34
$141V*
$1.10
$1.37Va
50c
25c
25c
*.
)
(quar.)
10c
*3-15
Chenango
Chicago
1
preferred
10c
3-29
75c
(quar.)
Co.
B.>
3-
(quar.)
3-15
50c
(quar.)___
preferred
25c
(quar,
Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas
2-15
(quer.)_
■
3-20
1
(quar.)
35c
——
Champlin Oil <fe Refining—
$3
convertible preferred (quar.)
Champion Paper & Fibre, common
$4.50
4-1
3-
8%- preierred
5%
—_4
(quar.)
Co.
1
3-28
40c
preferred
Electrolux Corp. (quar.)
Electronics Investment Corp
3-28
4-15
'
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__:
(quar.)
Electric Storage Battery
(quar.)
Electrographic Corp.
(quar.)
1
4-15
When
Gas—
(initial quar.)
common
5.50%
1
8-
Natural
$4.40
11- 1
28VsC
class
preferred (quar.)
Cumberland Apartments
Quarterly
Quarterly
Cunningham
5-
8-15
(
(quar.)
$2 pfd.
Inc.,
ltc
___
.5-16
11-15
10c
7%
'*3-15
3-8
5c
5%
Corp.
4Cc
quar.i.
(quar.)___^„;
dividend
8
3-15
—
3-21
2-21
:
Cuban-American Sugar—■
7%
preferred
(quar.)
<1-31
Service—
Public
5.65%
3-14
1
Paso
Empire
Corp.,
Forster,
•
Central
2-11
-
preferred
Co.,
&
Crum
2-15
1
4oc
(quar.)
Co.__
1
4-
$4
Crystal Oil & Land Corp., $1.12
(quar.i
West
"Wire
&
10c
common...
I
(quar.)
Eiectric—
preferred
Central
*
Cor pi,
Securities
3-
3-29
25c
El
Co.—
Zelferbach
Louisiana
26c
__
:
1.
Seal Co.,
(quar.)
preference
—
(quar.)
(quar.):
_j.
Knowles
«fe
preferred
Illinois
—
preferred (quar.)
5.36%
Corp.- (quar.)
&,Sexlon
4Vi%:, convertible
preferred
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
5!/2%
25c
quar.)
preierred
__i__
4.92%
Central
414%
3-1
$4
4.25'/o
Central
3- 8
3-22
3-9
$4
dividend
Cribben
:
3-22
4-16
(quar.)
Beverage Corp.:
Stock
Co.—
(quar.)
4.10%
2oc
:
^Reynolds,
New
30c
$1.31%
^
(quar)
&
2-25
2-25
"
Payable of tlee.
Share
3-11
Quarterly
Quarterly
Jt2- 7
12-20
ooc
(quar.)
(quar.)
!
-<*2-15
3-
2-25
3-11
(quar.)
(increased
.
\
*
Name of Company
75c
(quar.>
common
Products
y"
Per
Payable ofRec.
6214c
i_
(quar.)_
$1.25
_
4.b4 %
preferred
(quar.)
Central Illinois Public Service
(quar.)
Corning Natural Gas
8
preferred
Paperooard
Corroon
(quar.)
5%
preferred B (quar.)
Central Illinois Light do., com,
preferred
2-
2-28
$5.25
%■.
t
*
3-11
..
.'
Electric,"
Cornell
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
4%
Corneli-Dubilier
'
2-15
2-15
$1.25
5%
5%
Common
2-15
1
.
__
preferred
(quar )
•
50c
•
(quar.)^__>i_^_^
preierred
$1.25
Foundry Co., 5%
pfd.
of Georgia Ry. Co.—
preferred A (quar.)
4.50%
preferred
6 %
&L.25
5%
Central
B
5%
2-15
t
*
Holders
Whefi
Share
(quar.)
common
2-28
•
30c
(quar.)
pfd.
Stsel,
3-
tic
(annual)"
(quar.)
Copper.weld
4
2-15
2-28 '
$5c
non-cumulative
Steel
-t 2-15
2-28
per
Name of
Payable^ ofRec.
U3c
(quar.)
A
I
:
B
Snare
»
-
51
(975)
•
Telephone
preierred
Co.
(quar.)
of
Ohio—
(976)
52
*
-
•
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
General Telephone Co. of
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
General
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_—._
4Vi%
4.40%
preferred
preferred
General
Tire
Georgia
Marble Co., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Georgia-Pacific
Gerber
8
8
8
Common
2-28
1
2-20
12 Vac
3-
1
5
2-19
Hires
3-
5
2-19
10c
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
3-
1
2-15
20c
4-
—
50c
1
3-15
3-15
Honolulu
1-
Hooker
3-
5
preferred
(quar.)_
3-15
3-
3-
1
2-21,
3-
1
2-21
15c
_
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-11
51.12 Va
$
10c
3-18
lc
3-18
B
(qu&r.)____—_____
_—
Gold A Stock Telegraph (quar.)_——_____
Goldblatt Bros., Inc. (quar.)—_____________
4-
eoc
3-
1
4-
$1.50
12 VaC
(quar.)—
3-
1
4
preference
Mfg. Co.
Gossard
■
C.)
(quar.)
4Va%
Horn
4,
Houston
Increased
Houston
4
Granco
Products,
Granite
City
Class
35C
3-25
2-27
2-
Y.j
(s-a)_—___—
60c
$1.50
Inc
(quar.)_____—__________
(quar.)_____
A
$1.20
preferred
Northern
(N. Y.)
$2.50 preferred
Great Northern
Ltd.,
50c
5%
$1.06 V*
;
20c
Refining (quar.)_______
Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd,—
i
.
;
Mining
353«c
2-11
3-15
2-15
2-11
3-11
3-15
3-29
3-15
1
2-21
3-
2-
4.60%
3-15
2-25
3-15
1
Circuit
Fund of
2-28
2-15
2-28
2-15
Incorporated
2-28
2-15
(increased).
Britain
Great
of
(out
current
Indiana Steel
Products
7c
2-15
,2-28
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-28
2-15
2-28
2-15
Corp.—
ithls payment clears
pfd.
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
6% preferred (s-a)__
13c
2-15
Co.
common
Lane
4-1
3-20
Laura
3-20
3-
1
3-
2-15
Intorlake
6c
2-28
2-15
2-15
International
3-10
2-28
International
International
12 Vac
Iron
2-28
3-
1
2-15
3-11
2-18
Corp.
$5 preferred (quar.)
$1.25
6-10
5-20
International
$5 preferred
$1.25
9r
8-19
Corp.
Co.,
(quar;) 4.64% preferred
Utilities,
62VaC$1.16
(quar.),
(quar.
common
^___
preferred
2-
4-
preferred
(<fuar.)__ZZ,
preferred
!
(quar.)
of
3-15
2-21
2-21
Iniernational Petroleum,
Ltd.
3-15
2-21
International
(quar.)
3-15
2-21
International
*30c
3-
6-
lated
1
30c
3
of
Resistance
Co.
Brass, Ltd.,
Class A (quar.)
Hajoca Corp.
Halliburton
Hamilton
5%
(quar)
common
'
3-
t22V2c
3-
*
securities)
5%
Haribson-Walker
6%
preferred
Hallnor
Harbor
Mines.
2-15
2-25
3-
1
2-
3-
1
Hart-Carter
Co.
Hastings Manufacturing Co
Haughton Elevator (quar.)
Hawaiian
Pineapple Ltd.,
Mining Co.
Heileman Brewing Co.
Heinz
(H.
Helene
50c
J.)
Curtis
Co.,
Hercules
Cement
4(4%
3.65%
Corp.
Hershey Chocolate,
(initial
54 V2C
4-
1
3-14
Securities
22c
4-
1
3-12
Corp.
25c
3-15
2nd
2-28
2-28
2-
8
4-30
4-10
3-
2
2-15
3-
2
2-15
70c
3-
1
2-11
4-
5
6%
Stock
Iowa
4.30%
preferred
3-
1
2-12
Iowa-Illinois
8
2-25
Iowa
3%
2-28
25c
3-11
6
2-27
20c
3-
1
2-15
48:!4c
3-
1
2-15
Power
preferred
preferred
3-
4
3.75%
2-28
2-18
3.90%
2-25
2-15
2-28
2-15
(quar.)
1
2-20
3-15
2-27
4-
3-15
c
1
3-15
3-
1
12'ac
ZZ
^
3-
1
2-15
12 Vac
Z_
4-
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)
1
3-15
SI.75
$1.75
35c.
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
$1.05
(quar.)
3-
1
2-15
32c
;
3-
1
1
2-15
1
2-15
10c
131ic
3-29
4-30
4-15
15c
4-
3-15
.Taeger
28c
3-11
2-20
50c
3-11
2-20
$1.25
3-29
3-15
(quar.)
$5
4-25
$5.50
preferred
(quar.)—
$4.80
preferred
:
(quar.)
{quar. i
1
2-15
2^15
3-.1
2-15
8
3-
Jacobsen
Mfg.
(quar.)_^
Machine
1.
Jamaica Water Supply, common
(quar.)___
(quar.)
!___
.*
1
$1.25
3-29
3-15
$1.37*2
l_i
Common
5%.
'5%
1st
3-29
3-15
$1.20
3-15
3-29
$1.20
tqrar.)
A* (quar.>_-
•
■'
>
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1"
7%
preferred (quar.i—
Los Angeles Transit Lines (quar.i
Louisville
Ludlow
Nashville
&
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
RR.
$1.25
(quar.)
Mfg. A Sales (quar.)_
Luminator-Harrison,
Co.,
Inc.
new
common
25c
(initial)
^
15c
15c
3-15
3- 5
2-28
2-25
3- 5
3-15
2-15
2-19
2- 8
2- 7
2-15
2-25
4-15
3-18
3-15
—
3- 92-25
3-11
2-28
$3c
(quar.)
Corp.
3-15
65c
17'ac
(quar.)
3-15
2-28
Lyon Metal
Macassa
Products
Mines, Ltd.
tquar.)
MacGregor
Sports Products (quar.i.
Bloedel, Ltd., class B (extra)—
MacMillan
A
Macmillan
Co., common
MacWhyte
Co.
Magna vox
Stock
43i%
Magor
Mack
common
N
(quar.)
Corp.
Trucks,
3-29-
2-25
3-15
C.)
3-15
3- 1
after
Co.
Corp.,
25c
£20c
25c
35c
37'2c
quar.)„_'_
<
(quar.)
Inc.—
payment
<R.
f
5%
dividend
preferred
Mailman
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Car
Initial
Mahon
;
iquar.i
—
50c
dividend---
45c
:
—
•
-
.,.
stock
Ltd.—
1
3-15
Convertible
priority
shares
3-
1
2-25
Convertible
priority
shares
.
3- 8
:—\t25c
(quar.)_-—£250
(quar.)
2-28
_
'
•
*
4-
$1.25
.
30c
(quar_)
SI.25
'
•
3-19
3-21
6-20
2-19
2-21
2-15
3-
(quar.)
5-15
3-il
2-28
preferred
preferred
4-
9 7 Vac
53 VBC
3-
3-11
1
(quar.)
2-16
Hotel—
non-cum.
9 3 34c
2-25
20c
3-11
4-23
7-23
10-23
3- 1
2-1
3- 1
3- 1
60c
<quar.)
Gas
Baltimore
„
non-cum.
2-15
3-18
87 VaC
5- 1
8- 1
11-1
3-15
3-12
$1
$1
$1
—
—
non-cum.
3-15
1
$1.09»4
(monthly)
$1
7%
•
Z
2-15
_
7%
3-15
Telephone tN. Y.)
.
1
3-
Jamestown
3- 1
2-28
3-30
4- 1
7- 1
3-11
3-11
j.
>
1
44c
B
(monthly
common
3-
1
2-1
1
..
2-
35s/ac
preferred
.
3-15
(quar.)
A
:—-
—
Island)—
1
(quar.)
preferred
common
1
1
2-28
2-20
2-23
,
2-18
2-18
2-6
2-6
2-6
2-6
2-6
2-6
1
1
common
3— 2
-
'
,
3- 9
3- 9
3-1
3-1
.3-1
3- 1
3-1
3-1
(quar.)
Aircraft
,
75c
'
3-12
3-12
3-1
3- 8
3-2
•
4-
4-
preferred
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Pipe Co.,
Star
Lone
35c
3-
4-
tquar.)
convertible
Lockheed
Lord
\
4-
preferred
55c
—
Co.,
(Rhode
Finance
2-12
3-8-/3-1
3- 8
2-15
<
(quar.)
preferred A
preference
:'-J
11 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
1
-50c
$1.10
HOc
ilOc
t60c
t51''ac
13712c
£51V2C
:_
.
J
:
3-1
•
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3-
common
B
60c
45c
40c
quar.)
tquar.)
3-15
to
1
1
preferred
S>5
Z____
2-28
3-29
$1.76
Inc.,
-
-
-
preferred (quar.)
4-y4%
Ironrite,
r
-
(quar.
A
Groceterias
Joint
Lock
;
2- 8
-
2-15
2pc
3'aC
75c
—
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Class
$2.40
Loblaw
1st
class
Cos.,
8%
20c
Southern Utilities,
Loblaw
8%
$1.0814
common
50c
-
(quar.)
4
3-
3-20
20c
(quar. >_
(quar.)__
3-
3-15
91 (4
A
(quar.(
(quar.)
3-11
12MeC
-4.20%
Iowa
Co.—
Common
tquar.)
preferred
preferred
,
■;
'
Railroad
Miami
2nd
2-15v
2- 8
2-8
2-21
2-15
37*20
iquar.)u_—:
2-28
$1.10
Service,
(quar.)——__
Lindsay Chemical Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
Link-Belt Co. (increased quar.)r___—
Local
2-11;
'
(quar.)
Inc.
3-15
4-
1-28
,
3-
45c
(quar. j
(quar.)
Public
Stores.
*
2-20
3- t-
82 Vac
com.
(increased
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
Lincoln
3-15
4-
2-15
,
/
$1
'
(quar.)—_—'
3-29
5314
Electric,
4.35%
Iowa
of Virginia
4-15
37 VaC
tquar.)
/
3-.1
'
2-20
"
2-28
(qnar.)__——_—a 40c
4-15
60c
com.
(quar.)
&
&
3-15
2-28 J
2-20
3.-12 '.
3- 5
,3- 5
$1
—-—
&:
t75c
5%
Power,
:
Co., class B (Increased quar.)
Lincoln Service Corp.; (Wash., D. C.)—
*Eli>
4.40c
(s-a)__
(quar.)
Light, com.
preferred (quar.)
3.30%
3-15
20c
Gas
3c
Co.
Insurance
Lily
J20c
(quar.)
?
Light
preferred
4-15
2-15 *
.
a
Preferred
t60c
(Oanada)
dividend
Electric
3-
2-
preferred
4.80%
1
Ltd.—
quar,)
1
convertible
Investors Syndicate
10c
25c
class
quar.)
preferred
4-19
Foundation,
(increased
Extra
t4c
50c
preferred
common
A
Common
35c
Inc.,
1
Intertype
,
preferred
3-
Interstate
tquar. >
Chemical Corp. (name changed
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp.—
3%%
2-15
8
62 VaC
Heyden
$4.37Me
1
3-20
8
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)__
Common
3-
Investment
"2-14
2-14
-
guaranteed (quar.)
$4.30 original capital (quar.)__
20c
8
3,-20
-.
4-' 1;/ 3-15
3-. I
25c
Special
25c
2-
y
3-1
50c
' 5c
(auar.)___—'
Extra
2-14
2-25
'.
4-1-.-;3-15.
'
.
:
Extra'
Little
3-
2
preferred
5
3-
(quar.)
Industries,
convertible
2-
2-18
Z7.ZZZZ
(quarJ
(quar.)
1
1
5%
Hecia
3-
2-15
5c
preferred A (quar.il
Haytian American Sugar Co.
Hazel tine Corp.
(quar.)
2-13
1
25c
common
1
1
~~
;
3-
6
4-
$1.50
pfd.
2-28
_.:.35o
(quar.)__z___u—/
payment omitted at this-time)
A; Myers Toba<»o Qor (quar.)_—_—-
Lihue- Plantation
1
2-25
1
\Z\Uc / '3- 9
Life
3-
4-
t
«Mo.)—
2-15
1
3-11
20c
1
2-15 ^
2-15
30c. :
9- 1 i2-15
Inc.-(quar. )V~x\'■< -f3-, 1 If_: 2-15
Quarterly
2-11
50c.
(quar.)
I - - 2-
Valley Coal, $3 non-cum. 1st pfd,-_-r $1 / 2-26
Leslie
Salt
Co.
(quar.)—V40c
.3-15
Libby; McNeill A; Libby, common (quar. )
20c
»3- 1
5j/4i'o
preferred (quar.)
v$1B1V43-1
Llbbey-Owens-Ford Glass tquar.
90c
3-9Life
& Casualty Insurance-Co. of Tenn.-^-.
•
$1.50
(quar.)
3-
V. 3- 1
$1.25.,,- 3- 1
Lehigh
Common
common—
x
'rt
t$1.75
' 30c
(quar.)__:___-__i__.: ,^256 !
Inc.
Cement
2-?5
4-
3-11
Portland
3-
2-
'
(quar.)—12V'2c ;• 3- lY*
20%\ :• 3- 1
(quar.).!
Inc.
3-11
1
3-8
1-30
•
1
'
•
Lceq + James) & Sons. (quar-.--
3-18~-
4-
15c
'
(quar.)
-——-—,—--
Com.
3-15
.
Ltd.—
Co.,
preferred (quar.)__j_:_______
wrtl.
t62!iC .
Lee & Cady Co. (quar.U___^-_^_—•
15c /
Lea (H. D.i Company (quan)__^u____-^
50c
Year-end
J
"$1.50
Liggett
3-
preferred
pfd. A
Inc.
G.)
2-25
$1.12 Va
I
ZZ-ZZZ
3.90%
$1
3-
$1.50
4- 1
'3-15
-V-$L75
5-1
4-15 /
(quar.)_—i, •*.' 13%c3-11.,. 3-1 't
/4-'"l; .f. 3-15
(R.
3-15
3-
(Del.),
3-22
m.
,p.t25c',%."3- l,,y 2-15
";„,,4- 3-15
1
23c
Co.
50c
Ltd., class A._;__Z—_—r,..* .+$1
3-18
£70c
4.36%
*
40c
$2.50
4-
t2oc
Interstate
~~
Light,
1-24
interprovincial
2-21
7
.
______—___
4- 1 ,
3-5
2-25
2-15
2-28-. : 2*15%'
3-12
2-15
'
„
Inc. Cquar.
Candy Shops,
Jones,
Lff Tourneau
2-18
Intel-provincial
2-21
_ZZ_ZZ_ZI
(quar.)
Hartford -Electric
8
11c
Corp. (stock dividend)
Harshaw Chemical (quar.)
,.
Utilities,
Power
(quar. )___„l_„_:
Milling
'Leath & Co.,. common
3-20
for
3-15
(quar.)_
Harsco
75c
ible tc April 1
$1.25
(quar.)
5
75c
3-15
(quar.)
Corp.
3-15
9
$1.50
(quar.)
8
&
Lehigh
36c
Co.
35c
(quar.)
com.
3-30
1
convertible
called
.
,
•'
Life Insurance
common
(quar.)_
preferred
(entire
issue
redemption on April 1 at $33
per share plus this dividend).
Convert¬
$1.40
15c
III™
Ltd.__
Plywood
International
62 VaC
Refractories,
2-
9
10c
Building
Credits,
Ltd.Pipe Line, Ltd. (incr. s-a)__
Interstate Motor Freight System (quar.
65c
Harman, common
preferred (quar.)___
1
$1.75
:
8
35c
A
3-
$1.06 Vt
,
;
„:V,2-15
Resources
$1
(quar.)_
I
3-
5c
3
|
3-
1
3-
t35c
5-
37 Vac
V
,
$1
—
2-
!
6-
9'
25c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
2-1
3-
and
5-15
B
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
5%
2-
(quar.)
Class
Handy
1
3-26
Hammond Organ (quar.)___
Extra
A
3-12
3-
(quar.)
Paper, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
class
3-12
1
2-25
,p7-: 1V
Ltd.—-
i$1.25
Watch, common
preferred (quar.)
Oil,
2-15
1
60c
(quar.)
Hammermill
Hancock
1
4-
50c
Cementing Co.
Co., Ltd., common
Cotton
34-
(quar.)
Well
preferred
4(4%
4%%
___
(resumed)
Oil
-Hamilton
4%
50c
(quar.)_
t25c
120c
Hahn
"
.,<3-1...
inoome
International Silver
Water
9-21
Ftind (3c from net
phis 33c from accumu¬
undistributed. profits rfom the sale
investment
]
;
3
+65c
3-15
Canada, Ltd.
10-
1" 35c
.
profits)____
Canada
$1.05
__
;
Hackcnsack
of
$1.11
_____
Gypsum, Lime A Alabastine
;
8
25c-
—_——.
Class-
6-21
22c
International Ooegn Telegraph Co. (quar,)__
International Paper Co., common (quar. 1
$4 preferred (quar.)
3-15
1
income-
security
Co.
40c
(quar.
$4.20
Quarterly
3-11
Investment
realized
Nickel
$1.10
$4.44
$4.40
Quarterly
9
net
from
3-12
2-15
Sessions,-common (quar.- 45c?3-10'
2-25
preferred A (quar,4*15.,- ,"-4* 2" '
Leetronics^
Quarterly
(quar.)_
from
5Vac
3-21
3
Investors—
3-18
(4-V2C
.Lawson
3
XI-.*
Machines
(quar,)—.
Machinery (quar.)—
Harvester, 7%-pfd. (quar.)
50c
(quar.)__
8
4-
,75c
,
H.),
Secord
Extra
'7-
25c
$1.91
.
Cigar
30c
_
common
dividend).-—-
2-12
dividend n~__——_—■---—l
Bryant,
20c
International Business
2-28
l'/aC
______
3-15
(M.
3- 4
!
30c
Z 4- 1
5%. 3-15
-—1_—..
1
4.75,%' convertible
20c
.
(quar.
90
(quar.)
(quar,)__
4-10
'
Institutional Foundation Fund (14c from In¬
vestment Inc. & 8c from security profits)
Corp.
Laniscm &
2-21
$3/
Inland
Finance
2-15
15c
arrears)-
2-15
2-28
Stock
1
4-20
(Increased)——
2-15
.
2 21
3-
>
2-28
16c
2-15
3-15
-
3-15.
3-
(quar.)———_—
Woods
the
2-28
Silica
Steel
3- 6
2-15,
—
20c
6'/2%
3-8
3-8
3-20
3- 1
preferred (quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories (increased)_-_____;
3-11
.' Common
2-28
8c
(quar.)__,
Development Corp.,. common____.
Common;
Industrial
.
4-1
4-1
40c ..
500 /
6c
preferred (quar.)_:__L___,—;
Superior District Power, com.
30c
Industrial
2-28
2-15
of
Lamaton
Indianapolis Bond & Share____.__-._________
Indianapolis Water Co._
12c
-
Lake
$1.20'
-.4.80%
2-15
6c
.
1
12 Vac
2-15
11c
Shares
2-18
6c
common
2-28
2-15
20c
28lec
»
-30c
5%
(quar.)i____^__v_—
2-28
2-28
2-28
60c pfd.
preferred (quar.t_
Kuhlman Electric, 5Mj.%
25 c
7c
Shares
4-
3-29
4- &
3-28
-
(quar.).
common
2-15
1
4-15'"
120c
(quar.
(stock
3-J5
'.2-18
—
(quar.)
2-15
2-18
2-25
3- 6
-
(quar.)_
Manufacturing Co.
Co.,
preferred
Lake
__
2-28
2-28
3-
50c
(quar,)
(quar.
3-15
•
3-15
32c
$1.18-14
(quar.)_^^.-
preferred
3-15
.
3- 1
(
—
(quar,)______
7%
and
2-15
6c
1
(monthly)
Creamery Co.,
58c
Investors
9c
Shares
2-20
7%
9c
.
4
4-15
12Va%
2-28
13c
4-
•
25c
&
2-15
~
1
%
(quar.)_.!__:
Company
Kroger
.
preferred
Fund
Bros.^Production
Kroehler
1
3-
Boston—
Indiana Telephtne Corp.,
,
3-
57 Vac
of
10c
___!
9-18
12-18
3-20
37'£c
(final)___
2-28
,
.
9-30
12-30
income)
;.
,
1
3-
2-15
,
1
4-
(quar,)____/, *
15c
Koenring Company, new com. (initial quar.)
25cyKresge (S. S.) Company (quar. )____^__—40c "
6-18
'
2%
accumulated earnings ■:
Indiana Gas & Water (quar.)^^.________
.
6-29
$1.25
7c
..
Knudsen
(37c year-end from net long-term gains &
21c fiscal year-end from net investment
9c
__Z_.
King
Kirsch
3-18
$1.25
common
Co.
ordinary
6c
■.
3-15
2-15
dividend).
<quar.
Tobacco
Ireland,
13c.
J;
1
1
3-30
4-
,
Breaker,
preferred
Imperial
8
Income
—_
4-
$1.25
.
& Co.
H.)
1st preferred
3-
$1.25
6%
I-T-E
4-
,
(quar.)
4.80%
50c
(quar.)_
—
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Hydrometais,. Inc. (stock
4-1
10c
15c
preferred
(S.
Income
140c
(increased)
(quur.)
Kress
2-19
3-18
(quar.)
common
preferred
5%
2-11
3-29
'*■'
Mortgage
& Door,
5%
'
.„
Erie
&
Huttig Sash
A
2-28
3-15
»
3- 4
60c
20c
com.
Cement
3-11
series
2-28
Oil
prior
Portland
preference
75c
—______
Shares
Gulf Power
Industries,
convertible
2-15
60c
2-28
Gulf States
4Va%'
2-28
(quar.)
6c
Gulf
Oil
Kerr-McGefi
Keystone
12 VaC
Fund__
6% preferred (quar.)
Gulf, Mobile A Ohio RR.,
;
2-11
1
3-15
3- 4
$1.12Va
(quar.)___^_„.4v
Z
1
3-
3-29
'3-12
25c
'
(quar.)—;
5%
1-
Gas,
2-11
1
3-
3-15
87%-c
r
^
(quar.)_„-_____z_______^
Co.
2-20
Shares
Interstate
1
3-
Stone
3-15
Foods
3c
Gulf
3-
32c
'
5-154;J
1
50c
County Land Co. (quar.
Kerr-Addison Gold Mine, Ltd.
Kerr
_
■
Consumer
2-11
preferred
Kentucky
,.5-15
5-15
6- 1
.
___!_
Kern
Keyes Fibre Co., common
30c
Sharesi____.____.
Equipment Shares
Railroad Stock Shares
Guardian
1
8
3-15
t
_i
Fun4
Utilities
2-11
6-
6-
(quar.
common
2-15
.
.
Tobacco
1
31 '4c
(quar.)
Railroad
Steel
2-
33-
2-14
5-15
5-15
25c
Organization
Kentucky Utilities,
43ii'r
3-11
35 Vac
Railroad Bond
t
Kent-Moore
3-29
(quar.)
Shares
Petroleum
•
preferred
2-28
,
<
$4.50
2-19
31 VaC
—
Production
1
-
%
(quar.)
(quar.).;
30c
,
•
3-11
1
3-
1
Z '
common
12 VaC
Electronics A Electrical Equipment ShsZ
Food Shares
:
Industrial Machinery Shares______.
Merchandising Shares"
;
60c
1S1.25
A
3-
.
Co.,
common
£62 Vac
—_
Fund
Shares
Chemical Shares
3-11
3-11
Kendall
6-
$1.05
;
$1.12M>
(quar.)
(quar.)_
£40c
Building
Aviation
2-11
<fe
preferred
Huron
Automobile Shares
Classes—
1
—'
.
General B.ond
3-
2-14
1
1
20c
Co.
Inc.,
£30c
Fund
r
2-11
1-
a-
"$1.0834
*
'
2-14
6-
$1,
Co.
Sugar
preference
6-15
Dividends
,
1
3,
40c
5%
Capital Growth Fund——_______
-
7-
3-
2-14
(increased)
30c
(quar.)_____——
Bond
7-15
25c
Paper, class A (quar.)
pfd. "(quar.)
preferred C
(quar.)__,
preferred B (quar.)
5.12%
Ltd.—
.
Institutional
...50c
,
(quar.)
2-14
1
95c
(quar.)____
$2.50
(quar.)___—
Stock
preferred
Drug
1
3-
$1.12 V,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar)
4Va%
Hunt
7quar.)
com.
Utilities
Administered
4,35%
2-11
Hugoton
(quar.)
Funds—
Fully
4.20%
2-18
2-23
8-24
—
Common
5-17
2-28
5-25
Gregory Industries (quar.)_—
,
Oriesedieck Co.
(quar.)
Group Securities, Inc.—
All payments from net investment income.
'
6-10
11-25
(quar.)i^j__
Great Western Financial Corp.
.
40c
12 VaC
'
1
3-
(quar.)^.—^
9-16
(quar.)
Ry.
preferred
20c
.
B
9
Katz
3-
$1.083,i
Kellogg Company, common (quar.)
3 V2 %
preferred tquar.)'
Kelsey-Hayes Co. (quar.i
5.70%
2-25
Underwriters—
Gas
35c
4%
&5c
:
f
.
$1.05
—
12-16
50c
Great
1-25
3- 6
*
(quar.)
125c
(annual)
Paper Co.,
preferred
preferred
*
,
-
-
SI
£25c
___________
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes
3.80%
2-15
<quar.)_.
2nd
2-25
£25c
._
Life
preferred
4Va%
2-19
3-
1*
.
_______
5
common
-
(quar.)
100%
Quarterly
$1.41
3-15
,
4.35%
2-14
7
(quar,i_
Hudson Pulp &
2-18
3-20
1
3-
•
3-
3-20
v
previous
(quar.)
3-29
3-
2-15
1
3-1
(quar.)
35c
'
3-27
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
B
Oil
2-18
t25c
A
preferred
50c
Stores
Bay
2-18
75c
'.
A
4%
4.20%
3.80%
3-
1
50c
payment
In
Kawneer
Humble
$2
(quar.
(quar.)
3-
2-18
4
2-15
quarterly payment
Kekaha
Hudson
3-11
common
reported
5
2-18
3-11
above
initial
as an
5
2-21
3-11
The
incorrectly
5
1
$2
(quar.)__
Correction:
7-
3-11
3-
$2
(quar.)______
1
4
4-
Extra
7
editions
3-
2-18
,
Corp., com.
4Va% preferred (quar.)
Hubinger Co.
(quar.)
2-28
4Va%
.
was
2-
4-
Class
_
2-21
2-27
3-27
,
*
2-14
3-1
35c :'* 3-11
'
4-15
Howard
,
3-15
3-10
3-
2-28
,
-$1.03V8
—___
(quar.)
tquar.)
3-12
Co
3- E
Light—
&
7-15
4
.__
Common
Power
$1.25
;
3-8
1
3-11
22Vbc
59%c
(quar.)___
Vegetable Parchment Co.
City
3-12
<quar.)__
2-21
4-
35c
(quar.)
com.
4-15
4-22
__—,,
4 Va %
Kansas
:—
Chemical,
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
2-
(Wash.,
2-16
(quar.)
<fc
preferred
preferred
30c
—
pfd.
6
4-17
4-1
$1.25
::—
(quar.)
1
A
American
8
1
Class
Class
3-
Company
Aluminum
25c
(quar.)____
$1.12%
Y.), 5%
3-
1
3-11
62 Vac
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
common
5-
Indemnity
1
3-20
5-
,
35c;
A
3-
:—__
(quar.)___
Class
Great
3-30
Class
35c
(quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.
Great American
3-
Warehouse & Cold Storage
42 VaC
Steel
3-29
2-21
933ic
(quar.).:—-
$1.06'4
Material
Houston Terminal
preferred (quar.
Grafton & Co.,
Field
common
class A preferred
1
120c
dividend-.
common
8% class B preferred
3-
P.
50c
quarterly
Oil
Stock
2-15
Class A
8%
1
3-29
V.
43<%
Kalamazoo
(quar.)
Class B
6%
2-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)______
(N
1
(N.
1
40c
common
Manufacturing Co
Lighting & Power
4-10
R.) & Co., common
(W.
preferred
Hardart
&
Hoskins
3-
Grace National Bank
Grace
Kaiser
3-
A
2-21
3-11
50c
:
(quar.)
30c
A
4-30
—
K.
5-31
15c
Mines,
tquar.)-:
3-11
35c
■
2-15
2-28
6-25
(quar.)
3-15
dividend
Stock
B
4
3-15
3-
3-15
m
Government Employees Insurance Co.
D.
1
3-25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
class
Co.,
Class
50c
Co.
3-
preferred
8
*"3-
'
40c
:
& Laughlin Steel,
+45c
$1.25
<quar.)___
J 50c
Gould-National Batteries
5%
(Increased)
(quar.)—_—__________
W.)
(H.
Co.
Mining
Oil
;
<_—______
_____
Jones
2-15
.
(quar.)
Common
E.i
preferred
Hoover
Goodyear Tire A Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
4%
,
Electrochemical,
$4.25
25c
15c
(quar.)____
common
preferred (quar,
Dairy Products Corp., class A____
Gorham
2-15
(quar.)
common
common
Johnson
S:
15c-3-'2B
(s-a>
preferred
Johnson
1
Co.,
Tea
3:W.l
5
5
1
'
Homestake
2
Jewel
912-
3-
(quar.)
'Extra
10c
(quar.)—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
(Charles
4-12
£15c
_____
5
9-15
Sulphur,
When
Holder*
Payable of Rec. '
Per
Share
,
(qtiar;')
preferred
3-
Hobart Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Hollinger Consolidated
Gold
(s-a)___
_
Seal
Class
3-
2-15
6-
6-15
12-16
3-
Quarterly
1
Lake
7%
5
30c
Quarterly
.
60c
1
40c
(quar.)_——
Jefferson
3-
16c
1
3-
3-
2-8
145c
3-.
3-21
27 VaC
1
$1.18%
Hinde & Dauch Paper (Canada) Ltd.
3-21
40c
(quar.)
3-
3-15
45c
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1st preferred
(quar.)
5%
Electric
45c
;
4%%
2-20
Jefferson
45c
:
Hilton Hotels,
2-15
3-
2-15
45c
;_
Common
3-
Monday, February 25, 1957
i Name of Company
9
31c
B (quar.)
Light Co., common
<
.
„
^
3-
50c
Common
3-
1
-—'
preferred (quar.)
Brewing',
4 Ms %
Gold
of Rec.
.
Holder*
Payable
(quar.)___
common
25c
Co.
Gold
(quar.)
Machine
first
Goebel
3-
1
(quar.)—__
Glen-Gery Shale Brick,
6%
1
4-
(quar.)
——
Giant Portland Cement
Gisholt
Co.,
When
Share
preferred
Electric
4-
25c
—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
i
■
2%
|Products Co.
Co.
5%
IIllo
4-
50c
common
Getty Oil Co., 4% preferred
Giannini/G. M.) A Co.—
5 Va% convertible preferred
Gillette
8
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Giant Yellowknife
3-
593/sc
———
Corp.,
5%Njreferred
2-15
3-31
53 VaC
-»
dividend
Stock
1
3-
45c
(quar.)__
& Rubber (quar.)
L'.
Per
Name of Company
Hey wood-Wakefield
(quar.)__
common
1
♦
Hoiaers
Payable of Rec.
56c
Corp.,
/
t"
"
Pennsylvania—
Telephone
4.75%
;
j "
V.
--
.3-30
6-30
,n'.m
3-13
-•
6-14
t
Volume
Number 5615
185
.
.
The Commercial end Financial Chronicle
.
(977)
£>3
*
'$
Name of'Company
-
•
When " Holder«
Payable of Rec.
Pej»
1
Payable. of Rec.
Share
'
Holder»
When
Per
*
-
Name of
Company
Share
'
Per
When
Holiexa
Share
.>
Wame if Company
Payable
of Bee.
'
Co., 5%~ pfd.
Maihe Central RR.
MaDory (P. R.) & Co.
Shirt
Manhattan
(accum.)__
$16.25
—__
35c
(quar.)
Marathon
Corp.
Marchant
—
Calculators' »quat.)_'—T
Marmon
(quar.
Herringtori,
—-
Inc.
Marquette Cement Mfg.
Marshall Field & Co.,
(quar.)
(quar:;_J
_—
(quat.i——
common
'
414%
preferred (quar.
3-11
—_—
Inc.'
NationaliCranberry Association—
2-2§
3- 1
2-20
2- 8
3-15
4%
.,2-11
3-11
2-28
25c
30c
35c
32 %c
10c
35c
50c
$1.06%
1
<quar.)__
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)
National By-Products,
.2^15
1-
3-
2-28
2-15
2-26
2-15
3-15
2-25
3- 8
2-28
3-31
______—20c *
Harris-Ferguson Ltd.," com. (quar.)
$I0c
40c
6'Vic "
'2-25
3-15
3- 1
3-11
3- 8
3-15
"3-29
'55c "
3-1
..
'
4*2%
<quar.)___—-L_.7——- $$1.12%
preferred
Electric
Master
Mathews
Co.
Maule
<quar.)_"—30c
J-'---------
Conveyer (quar.
Mafson Navigation
(increased
Industries
25c
'
♦quar.fJ—I—-
May Department Stores;
quar.—
(quar.*)--™_*"":
com.
$3140 preferred
$3.75 preferred
*
*
(quar.) —I——I—85c
(1947 • series) "(quar~)'_7___
$3.75
■
(quar.)—
preferred
McCdll-Frontenac
(increased)--—
Oil
Dairy
Distillers
—
Extra
;
..
Rivet Lumber-——-—
McCord Corp., common (quar.)—
McCloud
$2.50
..
McCornjick
McCrory
&
-$3.50 convertible-preferred
:
&
Common
Class
'
&
preferred
Mead Corp., common (quar.)
4 %% preferred (quar.)__
2-20
3-15
3-30
3-15
National
2-21
2-28
National
Tea
National
3-1
3-14
Co. (quar.i_.:
1——
Handling Systems (quar.)
___
3-12
.Mengel Co.
Mercantile
,!
"
Stock
(N.
Assurance
dividend
Quarterly
Quarterly
-
—_
'
3-15
2-1
2-1
3-15
3- 1
—
——
Stock
Nehi
2-20
New
9
3-
9
Insurance
preferred
conv.
preferred
5%
conv.
preferred
5%
conv
3-29
3-
4-
3-
1
3-
1
3-
Parker Petroleum Co.,
4-
1
3-
3-15
3-
4-
1
3-20
3-11
2-14
2-28
Paton
30c
3-
7
2-26
-1
5c
3-15
3-1
—
4-1
3-8
New
New
Chicago
St.
3-15
1.
3-
7
1
3-
7
•
3-
8
2-
.8
3-
1
2-i5
3-11
2-18
50c
4-
1
2-21
$2
3-
1
2-15
,
9-
3
8-16
.
$2.50
3-
1
2-15
3-29
3-11
3-4
;
Common
3%% preferred (quar.)
4 V2 % preferred (1949 series)
preferred
5-16
,S
preferred
6%
(Ohioj,
Telephone
Newark
,
93%c
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3- 8
4-
1
3-
3-28
-8-31
2-28
Common
8-16
11-30
i
11-15
2-13
(quar.)
Midwest
Oil Corp.
.
Mlehle-Goss-Dexter
;
—
Mineral Mining Corp.
Extra
-11-30
2-18
2-28
2-
9
3-15
3-
2-15
1
;
•
'
3-15 •*
3-1
2-1
*>
»
5%
preferred
"
(quar.)
3-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.
!
1
2-20
Norfolk
3-
1
2-20
Normetal
3-
1
2-20
2-15
North
2- 9
North American
Paper
Minnesota Power & Light Co.,
com.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi Power, 4.40% preferred (quar.)
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Co., common
5%
—
Class
.
Missouri
Public
Stock
;
Utilities
preferred
(quar.)_—
common
(quar.)—_
common
:
Co
Molybdenum Corp. of America (quer.)
Monarch Life Insurance (Springfield, Mass.)
,
35c
SI.25
3- 1
4- 1
2-11
$1.10
$1.15
90c
18c
,
2-27
3-12
2-27
$1.07'/a
34c
$1.25
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3-30
15c
-
Machine
.
Mills
Monarch
Quarterly
'
4- 1
3-15
Montana-Dakota
4.50%
Utilities,
,
convertible
Morgan
& Co., Ltd., com.
(Henry)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
(J. P.) & Co. (quar.)
Morgan
Morrison-Knudsen
Motor
,
Co.
Finance Corp.
(quar.)—
,
7%
Distributors,
cumulated
Nachman
income
net
realized
2-15
2-8
3- 1
1
3-1
3-15
3-1
3-1
3- 8
3-1
2-28
3- 9
3-18
2-28
3-12
6-20
3-15
4- 1
of
2c
2c
from
Oahu
Oak
7%
1
2-
$62%c
3-
4
$1
2-15
(s-a)—
3-14
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
.'_
50c
4-15
2-28
3- 5
2- 8
1
3-
1
5-
1
3-22
5-
1
5-19
,
5-15
40c
4-1
3-15
25c
5-15
5-
$40c
4-25
3-29
$68c
3-15
2-25
70c
2-25
2-
25c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
$1.31%
3-
1
2-15
6
pref.
Photo
4%%
2-
8
Pine
2-
4
Pioneer
Pioneer
Mill,
American
shareholders
tax
4',4%
$2.79
3-15
3-
8
25C
(quar.)
Specialty Mfg. Co., Ltd
3-20
2-
8
35C
(quar.)
Mig. Co.
3-15
3-
1
$20c
4-
1
3-15
$$1.75
3-
1
1-31
$1.14
3-
1
2-15
12 %C
2-28
2-15
$1.25
(quar.)
2-28
2-15
3-
8
2-
$1.12'/a
3-
1
2-11
$1.10
3-
1
2-11
$1.05
3-
1
2-11
$1.02
3-
1
2-11
40c
preferred (quar.)—.
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
4.08% preferred (quar.)
Oklahoma Mississippi River Products Line—
8
2-15
20c
2-18
2-
50c
3-
$1.06 %
3-
$1.06%
6-
1
5-17
15 C
Republic Insurance Co. (quarj
Olin Mathieson Chemical, common
(quar.)
4V4% convertible preferred (quar.)
4%%
convertible preferred (quar.)
3-15
3-
2
2-19
3-
1
2-
Old
Olympia Brewing Co
(quar.)
"
$1.12%
9
9
2-15
1
2-16
8
30c
pfd. (s-a)
2-20
$$3
(s-a)
3-11
6-
1
5-
$2
3-
1
2-15
1
3-
1
2-19
3-
2
2-
1
2-19
1
2-20
Stock
2-15
;
25c
3-
2
2-11
3-
1
2-18
3-
8
2-21
3-
1
2-15
3-31
3-, 1
3-31
3-
$1.50
3-
4
2-20
1
2-15
25c
3-
1
12 %C
3-
1
2-11
91 %c
3-
1
2rll
12 Vac
4-15
3-15
42 %c
3-
2-
1
V
8VaC
Gas,
Ltd.
(s-a)
3-
2-15
$$1.12%
1
3-28
3-15
3-
3-15
3-
1
1
2-
6
4-
1
62 Va C
$1
5%
3-
3-18
4-15
3-
1
12-31
5
(quarterly out of net
income
18c
3-15
2-14
income)
11c
3-15
2-28
a—
25c
3-26
3-11
25c
3-15
3-
40c
3-12
2-28
2%
(from net. investment
3-19
2-28
Ltd
(quar.)
Inc., com.
(quar.)
1
4-
1
3-20
25c
3-
1
2-15
$1.25
3-
1
2-15
$1.20
3-
1
2-15
4-
2
4-
53 %c
3-
8
2
3-
8
55c
3-20
3-
20c
3-13
2-13
25c
3-
1
2-
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)
1
8
1%
3-
1
2-
8
$1.25
3-
1
2-
8
$1.37%
dividend
preferred A (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
Co.
1-15
$1.37%
(quar.)
Plomb Tool
1-15
3-25
20c
(interim)
Inc.
2-25
20c
common
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown &, Ashtabula Ry. Co.
7%
preferred (quar.)
3-
1
2-
8
40c
$1.75
3-15
2-18
1
2-20
3-
(Name changed to Pendleton
Ind.)
Mining
Polaroid
Poloron
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Products,
Class
B
&
class
A
'—;—
(H.
Rico
Portsmouth
Telephone
Steel
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-11
3-25
3-11
3-20
2-28
1%C
2-28
3-20
50C
Company
(quar.)
K.), Inc. (Mass.)
3-11
3-25
12 Vac
(quar )
(quar.)
3-20
3-25
62 VaC
(quar.)
preferred
second
2-28
5c
12 %c
62 VaC
Co
Corp., common
first
$2.50
Porto
2-15
9
25c
5%%
Porter
2-15
3-11
50c
preferred (quar.)
Tool
3-11
3-
50C
75C
quar.)
Pittsburgh Steel Co., common
Poor
1
33-
40c
dividend
Common
5%
1
5
$1.75
.
preferred B (quar.)
Polaris
5c
3-
75c
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
Pittsburgh Railways Co.
5%
3-21
3-15
$1.12 »/a
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.).
$4.80 conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
7%
3-
4-15
$1
Co.)
$5
will be deducted)
preferred (quar.)
Ohio Oil Co.
(quar.)
Ohio Power Co., 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
Pepper
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com.
at
2-15
25c
Dr.
(monthly)
Fund,
Aircraft
Stock
(Union of South
2-15
1
25c
shares,
Street
Piper
1
3-29
$2
(quar.)
33-
$1.50
Co.
Fund
$83c
4
20c
(quar.)
investment
4
2-23
50c
(quar.)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
Pinchin, Johnson & Associates—
1
4
2-
3-15
20c
preferred
3-
2-
(quar.)
(see
Natural
3-11
2-
2-15
3-11
40c
(Maine)
Engravers & Electrotypers,
(quar.)
Piedmont
$$i
1
3-8
1
35c
Pickering Lumber
2-18
1
2-11
1
3-
8 Vac
3-21
3-
1
4-
(quar.)
Fibre Co.
Co.
Glass
1
3-
Co.
Philadelphia Suburban Water, com. (quar.)_
$3.65 preferred (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
Quarterly
;
Phillips Petroleum
(quar.)
2-28
$$1.12 Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
45C
—
pfd.
(quar.)__
(increased
4-
Ltd.—
3-
45c
$1.06
$1.15'
(quar.)
4.24%
Monthly
5
(equal to 20 shillings, and
Ontario & Quebec Ry.
(quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.),
Pheoll Mfg. Co. (increased quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
Phoenix
,
(quar.)—;
Oregon Paramount Corp., $4 piloi
2-J1
IOC
5%
Inc., 4%% class A pfd.
Onondaga Pottery Co.
I
(quar.)
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas (quar.)
Pfaudler Co., new pom,, (initial quar.)
$1
2-15
$1.12'/a
Omar,
3-
4%% preferred
25c
Sugar Co.
$1.12'/a
Philadelphia, Germantown&Norristown RR.—
Quarterly
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
Quarterly
3-22
100%
(quar.)—
5 %
2-28
$1.75
3-
22c
(quar.)__
Ltd., common
(quar.)_.
non-resident
2-il
(quar.)
Exploration
Common
8
2
(quar.)——-L—
Co.
Flour Mills Ltd.—
7% pre!erred (quar.)
Ohio Edison Co., 4.56%
pfd.
Ohio Match Co., com. (quar.)
_
National Biscuit
3-
Ogllvie
2-13
2-20
12Vic
(quar.)_—
;
,
4-
preferred (initial)
Office
2-6
30c
(quar )
Hess
3-1
2-27
3- 9
35c
Quarterly
National Aluminate
Gas
the rate of 6.9%
3- 8
2-26
50c
Corp., class A (quar.)
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—
3-15
3- 5
2-18
20c
dividend
Pharmacal
Africa
2-15
25c
2-18
9
;
(Seattle)—
change before March 5)
2-13
3-15
3- 8
2-25
3-
$1
35c
subject to adjustment in the rate of ex¬
3- 1
6- 3
2-13
4c
2-28
..
Bancorporation (quar.)
Public Service Co., com. (quar.)
American shares
ac¬
gains)
2-28
3-20
2-11
2-11
Extra
O-O'kiep Copper, Ltd.—
ac¬
from
(quar.)
National Acme Co.
—
4.40%
and
2-28
3-20
1
1
92 Vac
Perkins Machine & Giar CO., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Peter Paul, Inc. (quar.),
Petroleum
2-25
3-15
3-
1
Co.
Pitney-Bowes,
2-13
50c
3-11
$1
Light & Power Co.,
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
2-15
2-21
2-18
3-15
3- 1
1
15c
4%
2-6
2-6
2-18
2-4
2-11
$1
Corp.
Bellas
3-
7
3-
2-20
5-17
$1.10
____
preferred
(Dr.)
Perfex Corp.,
.
common
Scotia
Nova
1
30c
Nashua
National
3-
Norwich
2-
1
34%c
preferred (quar.)
Stock
9
3-29
3-
$1.25
Telephone
preferred
1st
3.
$2.05
Quarterly
Inc,—
Trust '< quarterly
cumulated
3-15
$3.50
preferred (quar.)
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)
Murray Ohio Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Mutual
3-8
26V4c
50c
(quar.)
common
5V4%
Mutual
4-1
37Vic
(quar.)
2-15
37 %c
preferred (quar.)
Nortnwestern States Portland Cement—
2-25
3-8
3-8
40c
30c
5c
(s-a)
Inc.,
3-15
4-1
4-1
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mills, common
preferred
Munsingwear,
5-31
4-19
40c
Diablo Co.
Mount Vernon
15c
il5c
37'/2c
118%c
J$1.19
2-20
—
5%%
2-23
5-25
4- 5
$2.50
(quar.)
Motor Wheel Corp. (quar.)
Mountain Fuel Supply (quar.)—
Mount
2-28
5%
preferred (quar.)
Moore-McCormack'Lines (quar.)
.
5V4>%
4%%
$1.25
1
3-15
00c
Northwestern
2-18
25c
3-
4%%
Perfect Circle
2-21
6-10
3-
Mfg-
voting
3-18
15c
,
Common non-voting (quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Telephone (Butler, Pa.) com.
8
4%
Northern Quebec Power
3- 2
20c
Moore-Handley Hardware Co_
5%
preferred (quar.)
60c
Ohio
Oklahoma
Northwest
$1.12V2
:
(quar.)—
preferred
Monterey Oil (quar.)
2-
$13c
"
3- 1
$1.17 Vi
(quar.)_
common
preferred .(quar.)
4.70%
3-15
60c
3-
Co.
Salt
Penobscot Chemical
-
.
Northern
3-15
25c
—
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
Pepper
common-
.
Insurance
Northern
2-25
$1.25
—_____
class A (accum.)
Chemical
Pennsylvania RR.
8
$1.90
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
2-16
2-14
2-14
15c
—;
2-
on
$1.17'/a
3-15
3-15
gains
(quar.)
1
—
8
'
income,,
net
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred C
preferred E
preferred F
preferred G
4-
(quar.)
.
Illinois Gas Co.,
Northern Life
preferred, B
4-70%
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
5%
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Monon Railroad,
.Monsanto
Tool
.
(111.)
.
net. realized
Sand
(quar.)
prior preferred
$4
Northern
1
Co.
Ltd.—
1956
Glass
15C
(1956 series) (quar.—_
Water, $2 preferred (s-a)
Northeastern
2-28
3-12
Gas
Oil,
from
Power
; 2-;4
33c
„
investments)
undistributed net income),
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
4.60%
,
preferred
$2.50
2-28
,
Monarch
Shore
Star
Y.)
<N.
Insurance
North
3-15
3-16
3-16
River
North
3-15
4- 1
25c
Semi-annual
North
3-15
4- 1
25c
(quar.)—
Co.,
(quar.)—:
Rubber
Mohawk
4-5
.005%
preferred
Missouri
5%
Service,
dividend
"4.30%
_
3- 8
5-1
4V4c
B
Coal Corp
Investment Corp.,
American
48c
3.70%
.
(quar.)
common
4-25
(Balance of
93%c
preferred (quar.)
5 V2 % preferred. (quar.)
North Pennsylvania RR. Co. (quar.)
3- 8
3-28
40c
50c
—
Extra
,
3-28
25c
(s-a)
Minnesota & Ontario
Ry.,
Western
4-25
5-15
.
.
Pennsylvania
Mining Corp., Ltd—
—_
& Gas Corp., com. (stock divid.)
3-
1
2-20
Pennsylvania
6%
Minneapolis, St. Paul & 8aulte St. Marie RR.
.
&
4-
5-15
32V2C
.
2-15
Nortex Oil
3- 9
2-28
$1.27%
$1.31V2
40c
35c
1-31
45C
2-20
2-11
$1
2-11
1
2-28
(quar.)__
Pennroad. Corp.—
(12c from 1956 undistributed
1
$50c
3-
$62 VaC
(quar.).
1
(quar.)
2-27
2-20
2-11
—-
2-22
3-13
3-1
class A
conv.
3-
A ! special; distribution
from net taxable
long-term gahis on sale of securities In
1956 payable either in cash or stock—
3-
$1.25
$5.10 preferred (quar.)
"5%% preferred (quar.)__
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
distributed
1
58%
4.68%
Common
Nopco Chemical Co., 4% pfd. ser. A
Noranda Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
—
'
Minneapolis Gas Co.—
'•■
2-1
10c
1
2-2$
3-1
37Vic
"
2-16
3-
3-.1
4.40%
interim payment of which 2c is ap¬
proximately the balance of net ordinary
income earned in
1956 and not previ-^
ously
^ '3-1
3-15''
'-2*25
2-28
1
3-1
Niagara Share Corp.—
3-15
2-2$
3-15
3-
57%
,
An
1
3-15
31 %c
,
4-25
2-28
3-11'
3-15
5-15
3-30
1
50c
2-15
25c
(quar.)
.(quar.)
3-
(quar.)—______—_—
1
3-28
3-15
3-14
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock-
8
5c
'
(annual)
preferred
3-
3-15
.
4-
11-15
3-14
3%%
8-16
5-
25c
+$1.25
:
(quar.)
1
35c
pfd.
common
271/2 c
(quar.)^——
Newport Electric, common
5-16
35c
.
.
(initial)
*
5-31
8-31
preferred
5%
;
1
6-
$20c
(quar.)
(quar.).,
preferred
.
4.50%
'
1
2-19
30c
.
4-10
3-
$1
2-19
3-
8%c
.
$1.50
—
2-21
3-15
$1.25
Controls, Inc. (quar.)
Fiuit Co...common, (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
,
8
50c
tquar.).
1
2-26
20%
preferred
$1.32
8
+38c
common
tquar.)_—________—_____
Newberry (J. J.) Co, (quar.)
Newfoundland Light,& Power Co., Ltd.—
3-
Penn
,
$1,121/2
35c
2-21
.Penn
$1.12Va
Service
1
12 Vac
(quar.)
dividend
$1.30
:
(quar.)——
3-
2-26
2 Va %
^
(quar.)—____________
Water
York
Stock
.
35c
6-13
15c
(quar.)
,
.
2-13
5-31
preferred A s-a),—
non-cum.
•
.
Quarterly
York Dock, common——.
12-16
Pendelton Tool Industries—
Co.—
New
9-16
1-2-58
$35c
(Peninsular Telephone,
$1 preferred (quar.)
""
,
^
40c
RR.
1
30c
(increased)
Peerless Cement (quar.)
Pembina Pipe Line, Ltd.—
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
50c
Louis
1
Co.
Brewing
4-
(quar.)__
&
1
7-
'
common
$2
York Central RR.
pfd.
conv..prior
37 Vic
4-1
2-13
6
5%
4-
;New York Shipbuilding (resumed quar.)—_—
New York State Electric & Gas—
2-28
7
3-15
4-
■
preferred (quar.)
3-30
—
*
Mfg. Co., Ltd.,
3-13
30c
conv.
Transportation
$1
3- 4
3-4
3--4
3- 4
2-28
2-
2-
60c
pid. iquar.)_
2-19
3- 4
2-28
1
2
2-25
2-27
10-
(quar.)
6%
$1.01 V4
—_,
4%
preferred
2-26
50c
33-
8
50c
.
Pearl
2-15
60c
3- 9
;4%%preferred "$50 par" (quar.) ———
56%c
4%%. preferred "$50 par" (quar.)
56%c
4%% preferred "$50 par"" (quar.)56%c
4%% preferred■ "$50 par"" (quar.)
56%c
4%%
preferred "$100 par"' iquar.)___
$1.12%
4%% preferred "$100 par" (quar.)
$1J2%
4%%. preferred "$100 par" iquar.)
$1.12%
4%% preferred "$100 par"" (quar.)___
$1.12%
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
20c
i Middle State? Telephone Co. of Illinois—
V
6% preferred series B (quar.)—
:
•' * 30c
Middlesex Water (quar.)
'
75c
Midland Oil Corp., $1 conv. pfd.
<quar.)___
•'
.25c
1
class A
Peabody, Coal,
95c
Casualty
3- 1
3-14
3-29
4- 1
4-1
4-1
4- 1
3- 1
3-
5%
7%
1
3-
2 %c
(quar.)
Parmelee
3-15
4-
2 VaC
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Paper
Co.,
8
3-15
2%c
_____
Farkersburg-Aetna Corp.—
Common (stock dividend).
$5 preferred
(quar.)_
Pen
20c
(quar.)—;
2-28
$1
1
B
2-15
5-
(quar.)
4-
Class
1
2 VaC
4-
Parker
3-
,.
(quar.)
Corp.
2-1$
2-26
5-15
Year-end
20c
(quar.)_;
New Jersey Zinc (quar.)
New York Air Brake Co. (quar.)_.
New
Sheraton
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-14
preferred
3-10
4-1
3-
3-15
;
(quar.)
5%
2-14
4%
—r-—
2-20
45c
!
;
2-25
5%
—--—
2-15
5
,
.
40c
Jersey Power & Light,
$4.50
Co.—
1
—_—______________
1
3-
3-12
$1
4%
—---
3-
$1.50
.
(quar.)
3-11
7 Vic
New
.
conv.
Park
—
5
25c
Corp.
50c
——
New
;
Chemical
5%
i
(Pittsburgh)
6-14
9-13
12- 6
$5
Park
Pictures
3-
Bedford
York,
5%
quar.)_______!
(initial
common
7 Vic
A
1
25c
3-25
$1
2-15
20c
(quar.)
50c
6-14
2-20
2-13
___
2-
2-1?
.3-1
32^
;
2-25
3-
3-1
$2
20c
3-15
.
New
3-25
.__
(quar.)—
6-28
9-30
12-20
3-19
1
3-15
10c
Mfg. (quar:)
__r__
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
25c
dividend
4.05%
/
10%
—
——
7-15
—
—
(quar.)_
3-29
2-15
;
Pacolet
Machinery
Paramount
(quar.)
Amsterlam
!
3-
15c
4% preferred (quar.)
Paragon Electric (quar.)
(quar.)
dividend —,
Stock
3- 4
3- 5
'
Package
3-15
dividend——
Mur
J 3c
!
2-13
class
Inc.
2-15
\
30c
t
(quar.)
approval)
(quar.)
2-28
—
Bros.
2-15
Consolidated—
4-
(increased).
Storage Warehouse—
Britain Machine (quar.)—
*
3-14
.
4-
3-.1
(quar.)__
Commission
.
Tin
2-28
(quar.)__
Fire
Cement
merce
Pacific
7 3-15
<quar.)_
Corp.,
_
2-14
40c
—
Nestle-Le
New
—
—
3-31
—
(quar.)
r
Mfg.
Nekoosa-Edwards
3-15
_
.
Pacific Lumber
20c
Corp.
Stock
2-15
2-15
—
Class B
15c
(quar.)„
—
Corp.
&
B
Nazareth
3- 1
3- 1
3-25
—'_■__:—.
Mersey Paper Co., Ltd., 5Va% pref. (quar.)
$68%c
.Metal Forming
(quar.)—'10c
Metal Textile Corp. (quar.)——
' ' 20c,.
, Metal
& Thermit 'Corp., common (quar.)— "*
30c
J
7% preferred, (quar.)
87V2C
^"Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
95c r
( »
3.85% preferred <quar:)__:—
—
96%c
3.90% preferred (quar.)___"——
97Vic,
4.35%
preferred (quar.")____1—
$1.08%
4.45% preferred (quar;)____——
I $1.11%,.;
Meyer (H. H.) Packing Co.—
"
: i- eVi% preferred (quar.TJ
$1.62%
; Michaels, Stern & Co., class A
50c •
Quarterly
15c
2-15
,
1
JT
(Del.)
30c
30c
30c
—
;
,
3-11
3-
4-15
Express
Stock dividend (Subject to Interstate Com-
*
50c
3- 8
Intermountain
2-28
30c
>
—
———J——
Pacific
2-15
3-15
dividend.——.—
Stock
'
.
Pacific Gamble Robinson
2-18
.
4%
Y.)
3-15
,
4
2-13
1
50c
5V'4% conv. preferred (quar.)
Pacific Finance Corp. (quar.)
4- 1
Products
Union
Class
50c
(quar.)—
Metritt-Chapman & Scott (increased quar.)_
Merchants Fire
1
3-15
62%c
Quarterly
35c
7
1
3-
common
4c
Co.
Co.
National Tile
25c
(quar. )_
Stores (quar.)"—.
4-
$1.75
Line,
9c
dividend—.
,v
3- 1
$1.18%
$1
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)———
3t15
_____
(quar.)
2-
*
3-: 5
4-
$1.25
3-18
Fund
Starch
Stock
Neisner
434%
4%
Stock
National
•
Melville Shoe Corp.—
V
1
$37 %c
(quar.)
common
(qu?r.
—J.
^
Shirt Shops
Nationwide
,
2-28
4-
„
Co.,
Pacific Far East
$1.12%
(quar.)
Paper
preferred
Pacific Atlantic Canadian
Investment, Ltd—
Pacific Clay Products (quar.)
8
3-11
Mfg. (quar.)——
National-Standard
2-1
3- 1
40c
50c
40c
$1.06'A
25c
10c
__
&
Steel
3-11
$50c
65c
Mead Johnson &
Mechanical
Growth
.$5
2-25
,
$1
2-15
2-11
2-15
50c
2-
1
1
62 Vac
3-15
$15c
class A pfd. (quar.)
Steel Castings Co.—
."
Industries
2
2-15
3-
„
3-
27laC
(quar.)—1_.
series
National
2-14
3-15
4- 1
3-1
3-1
4- 1
3-15
3-
(quar.)___
common
w
Income
87c
(quar.)
25c
National Securities—
3-30
Mines Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)————
Engineering Co.—
convertible
2-22
3-20
;
"
35c
20c
(quar.)
5%
A
Presto
3- 9
fquar.)_———
2-18
7%
Co.
National Screw
3-11
Robbins
Machine
McNeil
National
2-28
3-29
Porcupine
Mclntyre
Oats
12-28
' 12-28
.
3-11
(quar.)—L___—
Quarterly
National
$1
McGraw-Edison Co., new com. 1 initial quar.)
McGraw (F. H.) & Co. (increased)
McKesson
2-28
Oxford
$15c
2-15
1
$1.10
.
Corp. (quar.)
Glass, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
~
4%
2-21
$1.06%
3- 9
3-
Marine
Owens-Illinois
2-21
1
—
Co., $4.50 pfd.
Co.,
National Malleable &
,
2-21
1
3-
(quar.)___
Ltd.,
preferred
35c
25c
'
—_—
common" (quar.)—l
Stores,
$5c
Products
National Lead
(qqar.)_
40c
90c
preferred
45c
Food
National Gypsum
3-12
LL11_
(quar.)
$4.40
.
3-
(quar.)-.—_+.——
Corp.—
National
-
2-28
Products
Grocers,
com.
(quar.)
$1.06
Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada—:.
50c
62%c
,
—
(quar.)
1—
Co.
(quar.J———1__—
preferred
1
3-1
2-28
Products
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
National
Power,
preferred
$1.18%
National
$1.50
3-15
45c
—
___.—
Common
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
$40c
•
—_
quar.)____
preferred iquar.)_
National
3- 8
1
33-
933ic
933/ic
-
50c
preferred (quar.j_"
4%»%
National
Tail
Otter
Outboard
414%
2-15
2- 8
2- 1
2-20
2-21
3-5
2-12
••$3.60
—
(increased
Common
^
41/4%
i -Quarterly.
(s-a)
2-27
Cyftnder Gas—
National
Massachusetts Indemnity & Life Insurance—
Massey,
pEcferred
10c
(quar.)
3-
1
2-15
10c
3-
1
2-28
40c
3-29
2-25
15c
2- °7
26C
2-27
?
-
*5
2-15
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(978)
Per
......
\
S'"*re
Name of Company -
Potash
Co.
Powell
ltd.
River,
—
Mfg. Corp.—
1st preferred (accum.)
Preferred Utilities
1
'5%%
conv.
Price
Bros.
Lid.
preferred
preferred
Service
Public
3-
3-29
3-19
5-
1
4-
Sherwin-Williams
1
2-15
5
(quar.)__
of Indiana,
3-
2-15
Shopping Bag Food Stores
Siegler Corp. (Del.)
3-
2-15
Sierra
(quar.)
51.05
S1-1*72
50c
Co.
3-
2-15
com.
,
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
5%
2-28
3-
1
2-
4-
1
3*15
Simon
4-
due
2-15
3-15
■
(quar.)
1
3-15
Slmonds
—
3Vi%
(III.),
Revere
Rex all
fiz
Drug Co.
RcyudWs (R. J.)
B
common
of
bonus
A
for
stock
5>/2% preferred
(quar.)
Inc., common
Robertson
(H.
Robinson,
A
t
;
(quar.)
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—
4%
(quar.)
preferred F
4.10%
preferred H
(quar.)
4%%
preferred I (quar.)
4.10% preferred J (quar.)
4.06% preferred K (quar.)-.
4.75% preferred B (quar.)
Rochester
Rock
Transit
of
Corp.
Ages
Rockwell
(quar.)
Mfg.
(quar.
Spring Axle
Rohm
Haas
4%
Co.,
preferred class A (quar.)
Paper Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B
4V*%
preferred
fiz
(quar.)
Tool
Ryan Aeronautical Co.
(qu&i%—'
Marine
Fire &
Regis Paper, common (quar.)
4.40% preferred class A (quar.)
SafewaV Stores, Inc., common (quar.)
preferred
4.30%
Joseph
St.
5%
St.
Lead (quar.)
Corp., Ltd.,
preferred
San
Louis
$5
preferred
$5
4%%
Water
4%%
Savage
Arms
Electric
Savannah
New
(G.
D.)
Roebuck
Securities
fir
Co.
preferred
4Vi%
Co.
Ltd
3-15
8
$1.46%.
3-
1
2-
8
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
4-
1
*
3-28
preferred
(quar.)
26Vic
preferred
30Vic
(quar.)
California Water,
(quar.)
3-
1
2-13
5%
preferred
5.05%
preferred
28c
3-15
3-
33-
3-15
3-
2-
8
Southwestern
2-15
Coromou
2-15
$1.32
1
Sparton
Corp.,
2-15
Spencer
Chemical,
4.20%
preferred
3-
1
$4.50
3-14
4-10
4-10
3- 1
4- 1
4- 1
2-
2-25
1
2-2o
4- 1
2-28
2-25
4-
3-
conv.
3-29
Standard
Commercial
3-29
Standard
Dredging, $1.60 conv.
Forgings (quar.)
2-
8
2-
8
2-
8
2-13
2-27
4-15
3-12
$1.09
4-15
4-
2
3-1
2-18
1
4-17
5-
1
7-17
3-11
2-16
8-
Tobacco
Extra
1
3-
2-14
2-14
25c
4-10
3-21
$1.18%
4-10
3-21
4-10
3-21
25c
3-15
3-
60c
3-1
2-11
$1.25
1
$1.12Vi
3-15
3-
1
25c
2-20
2-
5
25c
4-
2
2-21
10c
4- 1
3-11
4-
3-11
31 Vic
-
1
3-22
$1.25
4-
1
$1.13
4-
3-11
3-15
1
3-15
23c
3-15
2-25
3-15
2-25
3-30
3-15
4-
3-
4-
2
2
3-
1
1
partic pref.
Participating
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Standard
4
5%
*
3-
1
2-20
Truck
50c
4-
1
3-8
True
3-
6
2-21
3-20
»
TreesWeet
pfd.
Truax-Traer
2-20
$2.80
"
Co.
(Indiana)
of
Standard
Oil Co.
3%%
$1.60
(Ohio), common
(quar.)
Packaging Corp.—
pref.
raving
Standard
Trunkline
6
Trufiz,
Register
5
2-21
2-15
29th Street
3-15
3-
1
208
3-29
3-
40c
3-
Stange
(Win.
1
2-18
Uarco, Inc.
5%
preferred
3.15
Ulrich
4-
1
3-15
Union
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3.15
Union
Carbide
4-
1
3-15
Union
Chemical
8
preferred
Udylite Corp.
preferred
Bros.
Stephensen Finance, common
5V%% preferred (quar.)
Sterchi
Bros.
Sterling
Stores
Aluminum
5%
preferred
&
Ster*
C
com.
5%
(quar.)
Textiles, 4Vi%
Stetson
(John
8%
preferred
B.)
Co.,
pfd.
common
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)-.;
Stix, Baer fiz Fuller, common (quar.)
7% first preferred (quar.)
Stonega Coke fiz Coal (Increased)
Storer
Class
Broadcasting Co.,
B (quar.)
Stratford
2-28
2-18
2-28
2-18
Stuart
2-18
Stuart
(D.
(S.
Corp.
A.)
F.)
(stock
Oil,
Co.,
common
(quar.)
com.
(initial;
1
3-19
25c
3-11
2-
2-28
2-18
3-11
2-28
8
3-11
'
2-28
8
2-22
3-15
2-28
2-18
2
2-18
4-
1
2-
4-
1
3-15
3-
(quar.)
65c
fiz
2-26
1
2--16
25c
4-15
4-
11c
(quar.)_.
2-28
2-20
1
$30c
1
2-15
3-
2
2-
2-28
1-28
4%
(quar.)
Materials
3-
90c
30c
Carbon
&
2-28
1-28
1
Corp.—
dividend
dividend
VenSyn Petroleum for each 17V2 shares
3-12
2-11
held
3-11
2-18
4-15
3-29
3-
1
4-
5%
(quar.)
:
of
2-15
$4
3-14
$3.70
3-20
3-10
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
3-15
a-ll
2^18
Kirby
(quar-.)
35c
3-
1
j
Metal
Stock
2-13
i
$1.25
(Kansas)
,
Class"
3-15
6-29'
6-15
A
Union
Union
9.30
9-14
12-31
12-14
4-1
4%
3-15
3-
1
x
25c
'
3-11
3-
Air
Lines
Biscuit
of
35c
3-
1
2-15
12Vic
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
United
Board
56c
4-
1
3-12
United
Carbon
United
Cigar-Whelan,
50c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
50c
3-
8
2-15
30c
3-11
2-28
4334c
$1
3.30
3.
1
2-15
3-14
3-
1
3_14
3.
x
3.15
2-15
3-
2-11
16c
1
3-15
3-
1
Carton
(quar.)
Ltd., class B
(s-a)
Fruit
(quar.)
Co.
2-28
2-21
3-15
2-15
4%
6-15
(quar.)
35c
3-
(quar.)
2-12
4-15
4-
3-11
2-28
3-11
10c
2-28
8-31
87 Vic
5-
1
4
2-26
2/
5
8-
9
4-15
(quar.)
87 Vic
8-
1
7-15
87 Vic
11-
(quar.)
Cos.
5-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
2-28
1-31
135c
:
1
tlOc
(quar.)
1
Corp.
.-United Electric .Cojil
United
2-21
3-15
3-11
10c
Extra
Elastic
2-11
1
50c
common
preferred
preferred
United
1
3-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
3-
$2
12y2c
com.
(s-a)
Corps.,
5
5
3-15
$1.12 y2
convertible
$3.50
3T3-
3-25
;
convertible
United
3-15
3-15
75c
America,
$3.50
1
5
25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Co.
3-
40c
$3.50
3_15
45c
5%
Common
fiz
2-14
2-15
1
Co.—
__z
$4.50- preferred
1
3-15
30c
(reduced quar.)
Co.
3-
3-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Terminal Cold Storage
United
2-14
20c
Stock .dividend
4
1
.
:
Omaha
participating prior preferred
United
2-25
3-15
4-20
3-
4-20
50c
Wire Rope (quar.)
United Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
2-20
4-20
5-15
5%
Union
2-20
3_
Car
5-15
$1.25
-
(quar.)
Tank
5-15
33c
com
(quar.)
B
(quar.)_
Stockyards of
Union
4-20
SI
(quar.)
Mfg.
dividend
,y
92 Vic
Union Oil fiz Gas Corp. of Louisiana—
3-30
'*
2-27
8Vi>c
(quar.)
System
preferred
Union
2-15
3.
5%
Gas
1-28
3-29
5-15
preferred (quar.)preferred (quar.)
Union
2-28
38c
(quar.)
preferred
2-21
6%C
(quar.)_:
$3.50
'3-10
of
3-23
preferred
1
share
one
Union Electric Co., com.
3-20
LtcL^—-—$253
new
4-
3-8
.
3-
Stock
6c
dividend)
1
$4.25
(liquidating)
Stock
50c
Stewart-Warner
%4-
3-" 8
2-28
(quar.)—
12Vic
(quar.)
3-" 8
3-15
2-28
25c
A
1
2
2-28
Common
,
pfd.
3-8
4-
3-
2-11
12Vic
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
1
3-26
3-11
343^
(quar.)___
Products
Sterling Drug, Inc., new
Sterling Precision Corp.,
1
4-
3-15
3-11
j25c
(quar.)
2-5
4-
35c
3-11
$1.25
(quar.)
2-25
J 60c
$1.25
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
preference
(quar.)
*6%
8
$1-25
(quar.)
Ltd.
2-1 f
3-15
3-15
'
62 Vic
A
2-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)_
Steduian
1
53 %c
(N. Y.)
Manufacturing Co.
15c
.
1
50c
(quar.)
Class
(quar.)..
1
4-
25c
3-11
45c
(quar.)
5%
4-
70C
(quar.)
2-
50c
1
3-
25c
+
1
(quar.)
Towers
1
35c
:
2-15
;
preferred
La Salle St.
South
30c
J.)
2-15
2-15
1
40c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
common
preferred
4.
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
Stethi
Co.,
2-28
t37Vic
(quar.)
1
1
3-
1
4.30%
30c
Ltd.
.
33-
$1.14
50c
Gas
3-
40c
Materials,
common
7
12 Vic
(quar.)
common
,$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
fiz
2-15
67 Vic
(quar.)
Inc
3-15
,
Class A
2-28
|50e
z
__z.
62Vic
(quar.)
2-20
35c
$$1.12%
(quar.)
55c
(increased)
Oil
conv.
5%
(quar.)
50c
preferred
Standard
5%
class A
93%c
(New Jersey)
9
2-
15c
Ltd.,
35c
(quar.)
3-15
1
3-
2-28
$25c
45c
(quar.)
Kentucky
4-
30c
t20c
(qu&r'.Tll
common
20c
Co.
8
2-25
160c
Corp.
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)___:
preferred
(quar.)
Underwriters Assn.
75c
(Calif.)
3-
2-11
3-15
$1.06%
(quar.)_-
25c
(quar.)_
3- .8
1
2-28
SI
-
Corp.,
Coal,
Temper
15c
(quar,)
1
4-
$1.06%
Insurance Co. (Hartford)
Products (quar.)___
50c
(Del.)
4-
21 %c
25c
Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)_
$2.70
Travelers
2-28
3-
31 %c
Tri-Continental
1
■
3-^8
(quar.)
(reduced)
preferred
r
3-
(quar.)
Y.)
(quar.)__
preferred
3-15
(quar.)
Oil Co.
60c
t
3-
2-11
25c
Extra
30c
3-14
3-
"
94c
com.
2-14
1
3-15
3-1
4V2%
25c
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp
Stauffer Chemical (quar.)
1
Co.
B
$1.40
Ship
4-16
3-
2-11
2-28
1
4-16
3-11
1
Class
1
,
(N.
___'l
Ltd.-,
(quar.)
5%
Steam
&
1
3-
Works
A
25c
Fruit
1
$25c
2-11
$1.12Vi
Co.
5-
12Vic
1
3-
3-15
(quar.)__
5-
$31 Vic
4-18
25c
common
$1
1
-1
2-11
dividend
Stock
Standard
$3
Inc.,
85c
3-
Ltd.
60c class
*
Co.__
Stanley Home Products (quar.)
State Fuel Supply
(quar.)
91 Vic
Elevators.
Toronto Iron
4-18
87Vic
2-21
4-25
1
Toronto
4-18
50c
3-18
8
4-18
1
2-8
quar.)
$3.50
8
1
1
5-
3-
4-
30c
(quar.)
Townsend
2-20
20c
20c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Tung-Sol Electric,
Standard
Standard
preferred
4.56%
5
2-18
1
3-15
Co.—•
5-
,
3-
1
;
5-
.
2-15
3-29
6-
quar.)
(quar.)
4.25%
Standard Accident Insurance—
■
Edison
4%%
'
'
3-9
Mfg., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__,
Brands,
preferred
Corp.
3-
25c
(increased)__
4-18
•
25c
(quar.)__^
2-20
2
4-18
*4-18
Bearing
1
20c
8
2-
35c
1
60c
Class B (quar.)
;
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance
2-
|gieller Manufacturing (reduced).
5-
Roller
1
4-15
500%
(initial seriesl
Toledo
5-1
2-20
(quar.)
preferred series B
Tokheim
$1.50
Staley (A. E.)
(Increased
preferred
conv.
non-conv.
4-18
5-
2-20
3-13
10c
common
2-15
$1.05
2
$3.75
Inc.,
Thrifty Drug Stores (increased
Tilo Roofing
(quar.)
Timely Clothes, Inc. (quar.)
Traders Finance
(quar.)___
common
Markets,
1
-
2-28
3-13
quar.)_
1
33c
(quar.).
3-15
Trust,
:.
(initial
5-
30c
(quar.)
1
3-15
common
dividend
3-
$1.10
preferred
3-15
4-
"30c
tl5c
TitlerGuarantee fiz Trust Co.
$1.15
(quar.)___^
preferred
Spindale Mills,
1
Investment
Tiinken
27Vic
conv.
3-15
3-15
1
40c
General
1
27%c
common
1
1
4-
(quar.)
4
97Vic
.'
44-
$1
$1
3-
$1.06%
quai.)___l
25c
(quar.)_;
common
35c
Spencer, Kellogg fii Sons (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., com. (quar.)
2-19
30c
6%
5%
5%
1
1
31 %c
(quar.)
92Vic
(quar.)
3-23
:
4-
(quar.)
Telephone—•
States
2-23
4-
10c
common
Thorofare
3-20
(quar.)
(increased
preferred
4
3-11
25c
:
3-15
.
40% preferred ($25 par)
4
2-
25c
(reduced)
4-10
4.36%
4
4
2-
2-25
2-25
5
"
(quar.-)_
40c"
4.60%
8
2-
2-26
4c
;
29c
4.40%
2Vi%
——
4-
$1.50
2-20
2-
2-26
15c
1
(Toronto)
Stock
2-15
2-18
2-18
$56%c
3-1
2-23
3-11
(quar.)
3-
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred ($25 par)
2-11
(quar.)_
Mfg.,
Canadian
New
3-1
3-15
^3- 9
4-1
3- 8
75c
3-15
Co
;
3-
$15
z.
Thompson Industries, Inc., old
1
*
$1.25
$1.26%
(quar.)_
2-25
25c
10c
Shovel
Ltd.
1
$1.18%
com.
3-11
"Extra
1
3-15
'•
I
3-15
(quar.)
$1.12Vi
10c
$50c
8-15
(quar.)_
12-
.
9-13
(qua*r.)___^——- ,41-08%„
3-
15c
Third
5-15
preferred
2-15
(quar.)—.
Thew
2-15
6-14
preferred
3- 1
<
2-15
3-15
preferred
3-15
(quar.)
3-15
4.15%
12-16
com.
2-28
$1.12%
Service,
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
3-13
4.25%
3- 1
(quar.)
Glass
The Fair
2-15
3- 1
(quar.)
Thatcher
2-4
2-13
3- 5
3-10
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3-15
w
2-15
1
$1.25
60c
(quar.)-
2-15
1
3.90%
v
preferred B
1
3.70%
3-18
4%
A
70c
(quar.)
3-15
1
15c
•
(quar.)
preferred
6
2-15
preferred
1
Trust—
common
preferred
4%
3-
$1.06)4
(quar.)
Power
Inc.,
$1.25
-
2-21
44-
'
(quar.)
3-
1
1
1
1
I,
1
3
!.
3-
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quaix)
Southwestern Public
1
2-15
preferred
25c
2-15
33333i,
43-
3
(quar.)
2-15
1
quar.)
4Vi%
3-
Textron,
1
,
4%%
5
Gas,
&
of
25c
(quar.)
Union
4%
5
3-15
$1.35
50c
(quar.)
Oil (quar.)_
Toy Co. (quar.)
Textiles, Inc., common
5
2-12.
$1.24
%
!
Prop.,Int._
Subsidiary shares
____'
2-
3-
(quar.)
Southern
Coal
Pacific Land
2-
15c
(quar.)__
2-27
'
Certificates
2-28
5c
<quar.)
Producing
Pacific
Texas,
common
income)
(quar.)
(quar.).
Sulphur
Gulf
25c
preferred
preferred
3-15
Texas Gulf
2-28
3-
(quar.).-,
5%
5
Transmission,
27Vic
Ry. Co., common (increased
5%
2-13
(From investment
preferred
50c
Southern
2-13
1
5
Inc.
34c
£31-15
1
3-
3-
:
(quar.).
4.96%i preferred
5
25c
(quar.)
3-
3-
*
2-
20c
:
3-18
3-15
I^nd,
Texas.Gas
3-2t
26%c
common
preferred (quar.)_4%% preferred (quar.)
5.44%
preferred (quar.)
3-15
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Texas
4%
Gas
preferred
preferred
5.40%
'2-28
Natural
-
Texan
*
$50c
Southern
9-
—
preferred series B (quar.)
1
25Vic
Standurd
(quar.)
3-
<quar.)_.
-
2-
5.85^/
California Edison—
2-15
(qua®..)
Sheaffer (W. A.) Pen
Extra
8
1
5,50%'1st.
,
2-15
$1
^—_i.
3-29
^2-28
50c
______
(quar.)—
5
6-
quar.)
preferred (quftr.)
A
2-
3-
5%
;
1
preferred
Southern
2-20
25c
series
-
3-
4.88%
2-15
Bhawinigan Water fie Power Co.—
4%
(quar.)
Development, class B
2-15
(quar.)
Corp.
4
9-17
preferred A (quar.)—,
prior preferred (quar.)
Corp., cless A (quar.)—
Sharon Steel
Southern
25c
4Vi%
B
& Gas—
quar.)
Southwest Natural Gas Co., $6 pfd. A (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service (quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Serrick
Class
3-1
3-14
Southam
8
2Sc
5%
5%
8
$1.25
$1.37 Vi
1-15
3-
preferred (quar.)—
Seiberling Robfater, common
8
8
2-
3-12
2-
2-15
2-
1
2-15
1
9
2-
3-26
Co,
2-
3-15
1
3-
Electric
Oil
3-
1
; 3-20
,
1.
3-29
50c
.
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.) s.__—
Penn
7
1
Texas
South
1
2-
3-
Texas
2-18
3-
2-28
50c
income)
3-
3-20
7
6-14
3-15
(from
3-
4-1
3-
2-15
35c
62Vie "
2-25
1
$1.18%
57Vic
9
2-13
3-
€-23
27c
(quar.>_
Inc.
Transmission,
preferred (quar.)-_;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2-28
6c
$2
$1.12%
56l4c
9
45c
4Vi %
*
-
3-29
38%c
;—____
(quar.)
3-
50c
2-15
4.75%
1
5%
(quar.)
Lathe :Works
(increased
3-
31 Vic
Southern Utah
-
3
11-29
I
30c
pfd.
Fund,
Eastern
Texas
2-13
3-
"1-30"
9
4.60%
1
29%c
Acceptance Corp.,
2-25
'' 7c
■
(quar.
3-15
*.
3-
t
(s-a)
Common--(quar.):
3-15
preferred
$1.55 preferred
3-15
27Vic
9-
1-1-58
■"
3-30
(increased
fiz Co.
3-15
3-
'
2-
$1.25
Standard
Seabrook Farms, 4Vi %
Sears
-
50c
25c
Z
(quar.)
common
Company (increased quar.)
5c
1
4
6-3
8c
preferred
Company fquar.)_____
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
7.''
2-21
9
27Vic
6-17
$4.75
Searle
2-
'
3-
Carolina
1
preferred
Surety
2-28
'
4.50%
(quar.)_;
Corp.,
Southern
27 Vic
32"
50c
Texas
South
1
preferred A (quar.)
Scott Paper Co., common (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Scovill Manufacturing,
3.65% preferred (quar.)
Bcripto, Inc., class A (increased^—,
Scythes fiz Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
Seaboard
•
convertible
investment
8
•
40c
_____
3-
4%
3-15
29%c
preferred (quar.)
$5 sinking fund preferred
Seaboard Oil (quar.)—
-
$182
.____
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
29He
1
50c
:
Inc.
(increased quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co., common- (quar.
2-15
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
(quar.)
Seaboard Finance, common
3-20
30c
2-21
29}Jc
50c
r__
Tampax,
Bend
3-
(quar.)
i.
(auar. )■
^
South
3-
5Vi%
5%
Corp.
3-
8
3-10
4-25
3-15
_
a
Quarterly
2-25
$1.25
-
Quarterly
1
3-15
preferred (quar.)
Sayre fiz Fisher Brick (quar.)
(quar.)
Syracuse. Transit
5
$1.25
$1.25
4.36%
8chwitzer Corp.—
5 Vi %
preferred A
1
2-28
Sonotone
4
Power—
fiz
.
20c
;
2-15
(initial)—
common
10-
1
Sonoco
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
1
2-15
(quar.)-.
preferred C
preferred D
4%%
1
7-
3-
$$1.25
37Vic
(quar.)
Works, common (quar.)
2-15
3-
2-15
(reduced)
com.
preferred A (quar.)
conv. preferred B (quar.)
4.70%
interest-
3-
75c
$25c
2-13
1
4-
fiz
1
—
Ry.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
San Jose
—
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
$5 preferred
Products
-
(quar.)
___
Mobil Oil
3-
$1.07 Vi
25c
—
(quar.)
A
Francisco
$5 preferred
Co.
3-11
(quar.)———
Inc.
Lawrence
1
Snap-On-Tcols
Socony
3-29
$1
(quar.)
Safway Sfccel Products,
St.
beneficial
of
(Morgan)
Investment
2-21
1
3-11
.—-
(quar.)
preferred
Fund—<
2-22
Insurance
St.
4%
Certificates
2-15
50c
$1.10
60c
(stock dividend).—
(quar.)__
Ryerson fiz Haynes, Inc.
Paul
B.)
1
50c
(quar.)—
2-15
1
3-
25c
30c
(quar.)
(Edson
Smith
8
$6Vic
(quar.)
Royalite Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
/Ruppert (Jacob), 4Vi % preferred
3-15
3-
10c
50c
3-
Co.
50c
37 Vic
(quar.)
50c
45c
—.—
1
Co
2-13
Special
4-
$1
—
3-11
Rotary Electric Steel
St.
2-
3-15
J20c
UOc
(quar.)
Gear
2-20
i
2-27
50c
$1
8
2-15
1
Quarterly
(quar.)—
3-
(quar.)
common
Rolland
Ross
9
30c
—
(quar.)
2-
1
3-
10c
-
2-13
Television-Electronics
$$1.06(4
(quar.)——
Rockwell
fir
_
5
3-
10c
pfd.
1st
-Taylor fiz Fenn Co., 4.32%
3-
$1
$1.02 la
$1.18%
$1.02Vi
$1.23%
$1.18
10c
25c
55c
50c
3-
$1
-
2-28
1-25
1
Ltd.—
Common
6
1
6-15
3-
68%c
50c
37Vic
16%c
50c
6
2-
1
2-20
+20c
(quar.)
H.)
$15c
$$1.25
(quar.)__
+25c
Little fiz Co.,
pref. (quar.)
Class
pfd.
5c
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Patrlcipating
6
2-
1
3-
3-31
^
2-
1 '
3-
"
5%
30c
35c
81
(quar.)
—-
3-20
3-
3-
4.24%
—
30c
8"
41 %c
4-1
'
3-15
25c
75c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
-----
(quar.)
$1.50 partic.
Swift
6%
6-29
3-
ordinary
of
2-15
(quar.)—
Corp.,
preferred
2-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Robbins fiz Myers,
2-13
Co.
Oil
2-15
3-
held
class A
Finance,
$15c
Paper
second
3-29
$1.12 /a
Riegel Paper (quar.)
———
Riegel Textile Corp., common (quar.)
$4 preferred A (quar.)
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co. (Texas)
Class B
(quar.
4.08%
Richfield Oil Co. (quar.)
Rleke Metal Products (quar.)
Ritter
A
4%
2-21
Corp.
South Texas
share
Company
Richardson
25c
———62Vic
class
8
4-
—
new
Sutherland
Swan-Firtch
2-
2-15
—,
—
pfd. (quar.)—
share
one
2-15
2-8
3-
31%c
1
-
3-13
Tobacco Co.—
each
(quar.)—
1
3-11
3-11
1
3-
81
(quar.;__
(quar.)
Rhodesian Selection Trust,
3-
15c
15c
;
3-15
12/2c
Rheem Manufacturing, 4Vi%
61c
Sunshine
3-
(quar.)
Brass
(quar.)
Copper
Biscuits
(quar.K
Superior Tool & Dye Co. (quar.i_:
Extra'
.
preferred A
2-13
3-
'•
28y«c
2-15
55c
Common
7—
5%
Corp.,
2-
1
(quar.)
2-15
Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)_e:
614 Superior Co., common
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
(Texas)—
Preferred
Resistoflex
8
3-
common
preferred
1
3-18
(quar.X-*.
Lt<L
Mines,
Republic Insurance
3-
5c
(quar.)
2-28
3-15
3-14
87/2(5
(quar.)
preferred
Renabie
2oc
37 Vic
3-
70c
3-
5#
15c
50c
quar.)
A
1-15
Smith
50c
3-18
:—
-2-15
2-21
3-
31^C
(increased
com.
preferred
3-15
3-
12Vic
Corp. (N.J.) (quar.)
convertible 2nd
3-15
—
$1.25 conv. preferred (quar.)
8oundcraft
(stock divld.)
Mfg.
4 Vi %
3-12
Smith
Reeves
Reliance
5Vi%
70c
1
Refractory fir Insulation
2-22
2-28
'75c
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil,
1
3-15
;———$12Vic
4-15
common
4-16
preferred'(quar.)j—
(quar.)
Skil Corp.
Corp.,
2-11"
*6c
tquar.)_.
15c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Oil
1
20c
2-22
(interim)
Ltd,
common
Sinclair
3-29
^
Reading Tube
2-22
3-
25c
2-15
25c
'
—
Co.,
Simpson's
3-
♦
3-15
6%
2-28
:
(quar.)
Di'ug
2-21
3-12
(quar.)
Packing
$15c
$34%c
Co.
Ray
2-28
20c
Ray-O-Vac Co. (quar.)
Reading Co.—
4%
non-cumulative 1st preferred
4-10
Co.
Steel
fie
Co.
Bearings, Inc._———5c
Randall Graphite
1
Oil
Sun
2-25
25c
50c
*35c
(initial quar.)
5-
(quar.)—
fie Sons, Ltd.,
,
com.
Sun
Castings Co.Consolidated Mines,
3-15
•
Ralston Purina Co., new
1
2-15
of Rec*
2-28
dividend
3-30
•
Quaker City Fire fiz Marine Insurance ftjuar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)
Quebec Power (Increased quar.)
Quern on t Mining. Ltd.
Sullivan
$45c
~
Simmons
1
BoMert
Payable
12 Vic
10%
common
20c
Class B
Saw
3-
3-
—
common
preferred (quar.)
Dairies, Ltd.,
(H.)
3-11
(quar.)
When
Share
Sivyer* Steel
1
(quar.)
Silverwood
7
2-1
3-
:
_______
Slgnode Steel Strapping,
3-
27c
$1.18%
fquar.) —(
pyle National Co., common
8% preferred (quar.)
2-15
3-
oS
_---
pfd.
Class
3-1
Greene,
*
$2.44 preferred A
2-15
'Stock
3-15
Stubnitz
Co.—
Signal Oil fie Gas, class A
2-15
3-
87/2(5
2bc
Power
2-28
$1
(quar.)
2-18
Pacific
3-11
5c
Co.,
3-10
(quar.)
4.32% preferred (quar.)
publicker Industries, Inc., $4.75
Rath
(quar.)
4% pfd.
Sherwin-Williams
Per
2-15
5c
—
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Co.
Products
Sherman
5
(quar.)
—-2—
3V2%
Oil
Sherer-Gillett
2-15
l
Monday* February 25, 1957
.
Name of Company
.
1
3-
20%
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
Shirriif-Horsey Corp./Ltd., com (quar.)
5 Vi %
preferred (initial)
1
Shoe Corp. of America, class A com. (quar.)
4.16%
Pure
25c
Co.—
Insurance
preferred (quar.)
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
4^2%
Shepard-Nfles Crane fie Hoist Corp.—
Sheraton Corp. of America (stock dividend)
3-
(quar.)
conv.
4.20%
2-15
.
Holiera
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
pfd.
2&c
fiz Co.
Providence-Washington
$2
(quar.)
3-15
,0i°C
?/?C
Gardner
Prince
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5%
?'*>c
Corp., common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
5%
Share
2-11
3-
13-,-tc
Prestole
•
When
Per
Name of Company
3-11
45c
,
(quar.)
Holder»
.When
Payable of Rec.
3-15
(quar.)
America
of
*
,
2-28
1-31
50c
3-
9
2-21
25c
3-
8
2-21
75c
4-15
3-
8
Volume
185
Number
*
5615
.
.
The Commercial GU&& Financial Chronicle
.
""
Fer
•
Name of
"
*
Company
*
-»
^
*
'
Share
.
J
'
•
When
yHolderi
Per
Payable, of Rec.
v
*
(979)
When
Holderi
be
Share
Name of Company
4
Payable
of Rec.
any
1
United Funds,
Inc.—
„
United Science Fund
.
shares
income
investment
,•
and
profits)
United
United
Improvement,
preferred
(quar.)
Illuminating Co
tJnitea
Insurance
Co.
of
-
net
:.jr-
security
,
4-
1
1
1
2-
Jersey
RR.
20c
&
Canal
(quar.)
»
—
11-
$2.50
**^2-20
.'
Class
B
4V2%"
U.
S.
7%
U.
S.
Hoffman
■
class- A preference
(N. J.),
preferred (s-a
•
-.
2
Rubber
8/£
1st
8%
Corp.
Universal Insurance
Extra
.
auar.)l^
(initial
(quar.)
.Universal
Pictures, .4V»% ^preferred
Universal
/
,
:
Oil
Co.~_
Utica Transit Corp.
50c
Van
prior
Raalte
i
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Vanadium-Alloys steel (increased quar.)...
yan Waters & Rogers, common
Stock dividend
..
Viceroy Mfg.. 50 class A
Vlclc
Chemical
f
(quar.)
•/Common
5%
:
r■'
" • ''
Chemical
Works,
preferred
(quar. >_
6%,-preferred
(quar.>_
Mfg. Corp., (quar_)
Vulcan Mold & Irqn (quar.)___j___
WJR
(The
Waite
GoodwiU
Amulet
Co.,
Ciass
A
Walker
.
C",
&
8-
•
20c
3-
J35c
i
1
Quarterly
$3
6
Co.
Walt
of Wiscoitsin,
(quar.)
..
Disney Productions
stiH
2-
to
Ward
Industries,
preferred
$1.25
5-
10c.
(quar.)___
Pharmaceutical
Co.
.
50c
Warner &
Swasey (increased);
(8. D.h common (quar.)—
Warren
preferred
$4.50
-
Wasburn
Wire
40c
4-26
1
3-
Oil & Snowdrift,
West Coast Telephone
4.80^ -pfd.
t
West
Indies
West
Products,
Western
Air
Stock
.
(quar.)__
—
Auto
4.80%
'
Supply,
preferred
Western,
1
Canada
Breweries,
Kentucky Gas Co
Western
Western
(initial)
new common
(quar.i_
u
—'.—
Insurance
Co.,
Common
Western
.
(stock
Tablet
(quar.)
Utilities Corp
Westmoreland,
Inc.
(George)
Class
B
Whitln
Machine
Works
preferred
Williams
Wilson
&
&
Co.
Co.
H.)
3-
Inc.,
4-
4Vt%
(quar.)
3-15
6-
Stores
3.60%
Power,
preferred
6
preferred
Wisconsin
(quar.»
(quar.)
* 2-
4
and
is
3-
1
^2-21
tj.
4-
1
7
(s-al
3-
1
^.5*
2-15
4-
1
^3-22
4-
1
3-22
3-
1
2-15
3-
4-
1 //"
8
1
1
The
common
(quar.)__
1
4-
(G.
Newspaper
5V2%
pfd. (quar.)
Machinery
balance
of
addition
721.
said,
"will be
industrial
and
heat
to
exchanger
of The
Peoples
provides
1956,
for
Light
Gas
the
61a%
a
rate
&
(quar.)
__
effective
the
for
date
utility
Coke
1956--12 Mos.—•1955
3,452,464
24,908.656 307,849,346 285,365,437
18,331,238 222,131,635 207,841,320
2,145,802
28,129,424
25,489,633
1,543,989
21,424,155
18,915,740
2,887,627
36,164,132
2,321,721
29,001,490
New Orleans Public
-
33,118,7^4
26,304,486
Service, Inc.—Registers With SEC
This
corporation on Feb. 15 filed a registration statement, with.th«covering $6,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1987, to be offered
for public sale at competitive
bidding.
Net proceeds thereof will bb
applied toward financing the company's construction program and, If
SEC
circumstances
standing
is
warrant,
toward partial payment of its $4,000,000 out¬
The company's construction program for 1957
$14.440,000.—V. 183, p. 1476.
"
bank
estimated
notes.
at
New York
Central
RR.—Earnings—
*
1956—Month—1955
$
1956—12 Mos.—1955
Railway
operating
rev._
66,853.304
$
$
$
69,408,827 780,434,916 762,666,356
Railway
operating
exps.
Net
from
rev.
railway
—V.
185,
52,417,436
56,346,015 633,643,256 603,721,215
op.
14,435,868
inc.
7,334,687
13.062,812 146.791.660 158,945.141
6,526,1%
58,320,739
73,897,427
.......
-•«
"
•
ry.
oper.
614.
p.
New York,
Month
Gross
U.
of
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Net Off—
January—i
income
Other
railway
i
taxes—
railway
Net
Net
tax
accruals——.
Earnings
1,512,663
share—
common
824.
p.
1,106,041
$0.27
—
—
per
185,
income—
937,156
1,698,976'
890,654
-
Income
-1956
$14,310,825 $13,998,611
920,000
1,137,1
—
operating
1857
_
...
_!
income
S.
'
-
1,266,902
$0.31
-
'i
'
New York, New Haven & Hartford RR.—Earnings—
1. 1956—Month—1955
1956—12 Mos.—1955
,
Period End. Dec. 31—
Co..
.
$
was
necessary
revenue.
14,237,916
Railway
oner,
expenses
11,397,136
increased
as
return
based
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
i
ry.
-a.;
•1,061,609
*4,516,207
30,719,889
28,082,865
5,732,3*39
2.C19.159
on
"Deficit.—V.
out.
185,
higher
subject
possible
to
the
of
it
824.
p.
'
FPC
refund
future
regarding
depending
Natural
upon
Pipeline's
Gas
that
Natural
filed
in
to
Gas
Pipeline's last request
1954.
That increase,
September
on
annual
an
review
the
bv
basis,
became
Commission
and
effective
for a
which
March
refund,
possible
184, p. 2671.
Brothers, Inc.—January Sales Higher1957
1956
$3,712,224
_
on
Gas
Gas
The
Hall
of
Electric
&
16
Association,
Electric
&
System
which
NEGEA
new
the
Lincoln,
of
Mass.,
Service
Gas
Algonquin
Co.
Gas
President
of
held
Corp.
until
currently
is
Gas
Light
Co.—V.
185,
Co.
Vice-President
and
a
director
824.
p.
&
Inc.
Co.
Offered—Halsey, Stu¬
offered
associates
and
Feb.
on
19
2-11
3-
1
Five
Boston
7 2-19
(iointly),
-Feivner
2-28
2-28
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
1
Beane.
to
Stratton
succeed
has
been
Mark
H.
President
was
formerly Vice-President in charge of sales of th«
division, and has been with the company since January 1937.
Allen, formerly Vice-President in charge of sales of the
has
rubber
division,
goods
elected
been
Executive
who
joined
Vice-President
the
In Apfil,
company
and
director
a
This
the
corporation,
founded
on
Staten
design and manufacture of rubber
mission
belting.
The
first
rubber
Island
conveyor
in
1851,
of
the
specializes
In
belts and power trans¬
belt ever manufactured in
this country was made by this company at the plant at Beacon, New
York, to which it moved in 1853, being cured by the heat of the sun
on
the roof
beo»so
(here
were
no
belt-vulcanizing nresses such as
are
used now.
This belt was shipped to a grain elevator in Great
conveyor
Britain.
a
its
of
conspicuous
recent
achievements
the
is
fire-resistant rubber conveyor belt for a major coal
The
also
development
mine.
pioneer in the development of the inflatable
rubber life
rafts
and
dinghies and the widely-known
"Mae West"
inflatable life vests
which together were responsible
for saving the
lives of many pilots and crews of airplanes forced down at sea during
company
was
World
War
It
floats,
beach
The
at
now
Park
makes
a
varied
line
of
Inflatable
rubber
boats,
mattresses, and other sporting goods.
headquarters
with
Beacon,
100
II.
a
a
Avenue,
the principal plant of the company are still
branch plant at Sarasota, Fla. Sales offlcea are at
New York City.—V. 121, p. 1471.
and
York
New
State Electric & Gas Corp.
—
To Redeem
Part of Preferred Stock—
corporation has called
31,
next,
Payment, at
Chemical
875
shares
for redemption for the sinking fund on
of its 4.50% cumulative preferred stock.
plus accrued dividends, will be made at
$103.25 per share
Corn
Exchange
Bank,
New
York
City.—V.
185,
p.
721.
interest, to yield about
won by the under¬
was
G
bonds
106.38%
102%
gether
-
with
to
parent
its
Kidder,
and
Hutzler
&
Brothers,
P^abodv
Equitable
and
Wood
Co.
&
Lynch.
White,
Weld
and
Securities
Strutbers
Merrill
100.521;
Corp.
and
&
Co.
New York
Telephone Co.—Reports Higher Earnings—
Period End. Dec. 31—
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$
Operating expenses
Federal
Other
$
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$
$
822,309,740 752,068,405
146,699,209 137,765,405 563,572,026 518 349,051
214.280.713
Operating revenues
198,043,162
income
20,682,000
18,130,000
77,804,000
69,238,000
operating
taxes—
22,477,843
20,297,641
89,133,557
81,832,849
operating
income
24,421,661
829,435
21,850,116
91,800,157
747,842
3,064,848
82,648,505
2,073,501
25,251,096
22,597,958
94,865,005
84,722.006
4,407,773
4,201,365
16,500,377
15,014,256
20,843,323
18,396,593
'78.364,628
69.707,150
taxes
on
Pierce,
&
Co.
Net
&
Co.
Other
Blair
income
(net)
100.40.
to
FROCEFDS—Net
2-15
2-27
issue
Bros.
Lehman
100.437;
reries
from
Salomon
Co..
100.75;
(jointiyi,
The
3-8
3-11
6c
ranging from
•ing
„
&
(jointly;.
2-28
5-
the
of
competing bidders also specified 438% coupons, viz: The First
Corp. bid 100.779; Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Eastman Dillon. Union
Securities
2-28
3-20
Award
writers at competitive sale Feb. 18 on a bid of 101.209%.
4-30 v-d4-15
1
President
Mr.
1.
§10,000,000 of 4%% first mortgage bonds, series G, due
4.25V2%.
3-15
3-15
3-15
1932,
This
art
elected
April
Bradley
March
New England Power Co.—Bonds
-
been
on
now.
President
Worcester
Transmission
has
retiring
corporation.
Eng¬
New
Director
has
and
of
subsequently became Vice-President
of Gas Operations for the
and
and
he
President
as
is
Harris
Mr.
C.
Harris
G.
who
1932.
"Airubber"
company.
Feb. 1, 1987, at 102% and accrued
3-
Henry
4-12
JO-11
l.-^-^S-ia
4-1
—
the late Ralph D. Stauffer,
was
Campbell, President of New England
parent
corporation
position
Cambridge
Henry
succeed
to
by Floyd D.
3-1R
3-
Association
Henry became Assistant to the
Service
a
M.
Corp.
Feb.
Mr.
of
^/-7-12
2-28
Stratton,
since
Another
England
■'
New York Rubber Corp.—Elects New President—
including
614.
p.
1938,
2-21
.
.1
which
rates
stated.
was
$-••
,
155,118,869
,14,545,128 131,730,322 127,036,004
678 256
-
4
13,483,519 162,450,211
2,840,780
ops.
income—
oper
.
$
oper.
Herschel
2-15
22li>c
taxes-
Railway
customers,
company
r_2- 1
r- 2-15
t$1.37Vi
income
Commission
well
pointed
company
1
30c
Co.—_
1—1.
3,408,187
—V.
*
p.
2-28
75c
H.), Ltd.,
of
3-
$1.26
—
Co
Wood
week on a
the program
shortly/ The total revenue
the program is expected to
3-30
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.i
Wood
the
of
B.
Focke,
President,
development work on home
510,700,000
of
^
5.04%
1956—Month—1955
per
Theodore
Natural's
said
Electric
the
Inc.
Oil
is
Servicie
System,
3-20
1
$1.20
$1.10
——
&
3,544,379
observed
13
proposed
was
election
&
land
.of
^=c3- 9
1
(quar.)
300,000
1956.
$3,803,852
185,
In
f 3-20
1
5-
(quar.;
Wiser
in
announced
sales
Gas
2-15
3-15
8-
preferred
Service,
Feb.
30,
hike,
to
announced
^"3-20
4-
11-
50c
—
Stern Brothers
Thomas & Co
period End. Dec. 31—
hour
one
presently awaiting decision by the Commission.—V.
NEGEA
"^2-15
4-
3-11
preferred
Public
late
Elected President of Service Unit—
^2-15
.4.80%
5%
covers
sponsorship
and
of
subject
New
2-15
3-11
3-11
Sl.12%
$150,000
1,553,702
of
3-10
3-10
,20c
~~ 3-
first
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc.
150,000
18,097,846
showing of these features
Month of January—
1
(quar.I
300,000
824.
operating
Net
decision
Neisner
.
4-
preferred
Wisconsin
Film
3-15
4.40%
i
NTA
*
n-17
2
Wisconsin Power & Light—
-
be
to
subsidiary
the
all
Hedrick
1955,
4-
4V2%
the
&
taxes—
in Chicago.
rate
amounted
Net
Sl oO
,
Life Insurance
National
the
on
Associates
first
the
Sponsorship
increase
is
increase
—V.
40c
(quar.)
Copeland
Kendall, Inc.
income.
Net after charges—
—V. 185, p. 614.
an
increase
Mr.
rate
2-11
90c
com.
Patterson,
26,648,391
Other
films
Telefilm
be
7c
:
Electric
will
7c
(monthly)
Monthly
Wiscmsin
is
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—
150,000
150,000
mechanical
7
9-
^3-16
2-11
25c
"
Co
revenues
Federal
the Warner-Lambert Phar-
feature
sponsorship
on
Sept.
to
ultimate
1
Sl.OoVA
(quar.)__
purchaser
First, of Iowa Corp.—
Operating expenses
for
center,"
of
11
proposed
1
25c
Wilson-Jones Co.
Winn-Dixie
■the
1
3-8-
i
25c
v
—
preferred
This
1-31
~* 3-
3-15
25c
common
(quar.)
competitive
under a firm commitment to
managing
Co.
Corp.
Schmertz
p.
Operating
Peoples Gas share would amount to $2,300,000 which would eventually
passed on to its customers.
be
2-18
4-15
30c
(quar.)
Common
.
2-18'
.
1
15c
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Common
a
Peoples Gas
3-
75c
$1.06'A
(quar.i
(Consider
in
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
application with the Federal Power
$5,300,000 annual rate increase.
•_ •
2-15
5
3- 1 *
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4Vi%
Willett
6%
3-
15c
20c
(qucr.)
The
80,140 shs.
bidders
successful
payment
here
and
of
National
full
calls
filed
8
il|. apply
v.
.
S3
(s-a>
common
from'
company,^a
March
2-22
"2-15
x
(quar.f
Stores,
corrected
$4,000,000.
property, as
"3-
50c
&
Steele & Co.—
185,
Net
2-26
.
12Vic
..
(quar. >_____
Grocers
Corp.
Wie'ooldt
6%
1
75c
Wickes
.
.
3-15
3-- 1
9-14
f$1.121/a
Extra
Villa
Indicated
The
of
17Vic
;
—
Paper
L«
sponsorship
expected
The proposed
17Vic
(quar.)—j.__
(quar.)
Whitaker
Incorrect.
was
I.
30c
A
bonds.
Co., Inc
—V.
2,478,408 shs.
usual conditions,
G
Securities
Cunningham,
&
80,140 shs.
80,140 shs.
2,478,468 shs.
$7,600,000
Fauset,
as
95c
(quar.;
4Vi7fl
preferred (quar.;
Westpan Hydrocarbon Co
Weyerhaeuser Timber
(quar.;
White
3-30
3-30
30c
50c
<quar.),
class
Hon-
source.
80,140 shs.
purchasers,
to
10,000,000
$100 )
(par $100 )
(par
'
6-15
7c
(quar.).
Ltd.,
the
Corp.—
Westinghouse Electric, cornnion
3.80% preferred B (quar.)
Weston
^-3-
3-15
3- 1
3-15
SL?5
Westinghouse Air Brake
at
Corporation and
by
to'research
Feb.
2.
i
Stuart
Clayton
7%.
because of the higher cost of natural gas purchased
labor and material costs and taxes.
2-19
3-15 •
a7Vi%
deductible
tax
tax
;Joseph J.. Hedrick, President, stated that this increase
,.
Trust,
1_
& Stationery
•,
2-19
1
20c
preferred
Western
*
the
corporation
seeking!
'1
3-
Series
Allison-Williams
tax.
Natural Gas. Pipeline Co. of America—Seeks Rate Incr.
on
1'^2-11
8%
dividend 1
Investment
I
(final)
-Ltd.
5%
Fields
Stockholders
-Western
1
-
Oil
Western
3- 1
15c
_r_
dividend.
tax.
stations.
is
contract
•..This
3-1 ^/i'2-15
"
20c
J30c
(quar.)
common—
Common
.
-
20c
Life
Ltd.
25c
this
heating and air conditioning, ip
equipment and boiler testing:"—V. 185,
-.^1-31
2^15
$1.20
for
..space,
2- 8
" '
1
3-
subject
the.
1
below:
Halsey,
covers
128
"The "pew
8
1
1
+30c
20c
4%'
_______—
8
are,
all
I
.,
5,000,000
25,000,000
1987___
1.
stock
5,000,000
12,000,000
Y
1, 1982—
1, 1985
5
3-
25c
'37Vic
(quar.)
(quar.i
dividend—
Western
-
Co.
Ltd.
Lines
3-
J'
25c
1
(quar.)
Electric
Penn
Westecl
Sugar
2-
2-25
3-
60c
.
—
3-
'
derived
devoted
'^,2-21:.
Disinfecting, common'(quar.)—' 20c
$5 preferred (quar.)
" $1.25
buy
I
■
3-11
7-West
bidding,
3-29
*
'
8
8c
-•
2-15
groundbreaking cer(tm$nies
for a new $1,000,000research engineering; cbnfer at 'Johnstown,; Pa.
The
center, to be located
in a 8.7-acre tract of heavily wooded
land. Will be completed early in 1958.
.
15c
••
(quar./
(quar.).
25c
of
This
2-25
3-1
$1.12'T
'
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.-wr._s_Weic-x Jet
Services "(quar.) *li_^______rI_
Wesson
35c
i,
(qliar.''
(quar:>
3-
4-15
National-U S Radiator Corp.—New Research Center—
/
,
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* ,3-11
"
be
1
1^-* 4-26*
1
4- l v'
5-
31Vic
(quar.)
3-15
3-15
50c
3-29
preferred
PURCHASERS—The
options on the part of Warner-Lambert to
continue (heir sponsorship for 1958 and through 1959."—V. 185, p. 824.
.
Warner-Lambert
1
Investment News
for
available
"The
^3-15
4-15 *
75c
cumul.
$1.25
,
75c
programming
approximate
1„ 3- 8
" *'*■ '? '
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t 30c
(initial)J
!
funds,
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network
4-
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-
3-
June
ji^'2-15
■
(quar.)
com.
*.
3-15
due
cumul. preferred stock
Common stock
(par $20)1
tax.
distribution
network
"The
.
2-15
*
•
Mfg.
preferred
7-1C
25c
television
on
• 7-17
"2-8
.
Co.
television
The
•
:Walker
7-31
F,
3'/)%,
4.6%
sponsorship for an initial, firm 39 week period.
starting the week of April 1,. 1957, of outstanding features selected
from the 20th Century-Fox library of 390 feature films
acquired for
-
f
3-12 -.'j 2-15
.
July 1, 1978
due July 1, 1979
due
E,
National Telefilm Associates, Inc.—Concludes Contract
*
2-20
•"''V
Ltd.— :
Worts,
Income
"The contract
J. 2-15
3-11
-
25c
3%,
C, 23A%,
6%
Network.
3-15^^/2-28
10c
40c
1
3-1
62Vic
(H.i-Gooderham
4-10
Outstanding
$8,224,000
11,000,000
D, 2 % %, due Feb. 1, 1981___
25c
resident
Jamaica income
maoeutical
; 2-15
3-14 '<^2-28
5- 1 1^ 4-16-'
12Vic
_
2-25
4-30
FINANCING
1961—
15,
314%, due Jan.
Series G, 4%%, due Feb.
3-14
3-11
(quar )
/by. 'National Telefilm Associates; Tnc.)
'
3-20
3-1
:
B,
Nov.
Series
Ely, A. Landau_ President, on Jan. 30 said in part: "A contract
has been concluded between the NTA Film Network,-Inc. .(50% owned
3-29 .,jes3-20
3-
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Less
.
•
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3-29
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»
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(Continued from page 14)
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3 Va %,
Net operating
4-22
j
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...
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British
/
2-11
87J2C
(quar.)
1
15c
PRESENT
Authorized
.
2-13
3-
(quar.)
common
4-
37 Vac
(increasedi__._
General
-
/>2-28
$1.25'
(quar.)_
&
1
1
Station)
Mines, Ltd.
Walgreen Co.
Walker
1
4-
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2-14
TO
•
Series
!
3- 7
37(2c
;
2-28
EFFECT
•
A,
Series
2-lo
-
3-6
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2-23
3-2^
37V2c
closed
not
2-20
1
1
Series
2-20
3-
35c
:
1
37 Vac
:
(quar.)_
j Previous
published date
<i-te and/or. record date.
ie'tX?
4
3- 1
4-
____
6%
'■
3- 1
'
(quar.)
31/2 cM preferred (quar.i_
Virginia Coal & Iron f increased ouar.)__
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5^. pfd. (quar.)
Virginian Railway, common (quar.
,
'
v'
.$2.50
com.
In
resident tax
^fi>3-18
$2.50
preferred (s-a)____
yictor
l
3-
1,
1
3-
10c
—
(quar.)
Less
.8
4-
37V2C
(s-a)
1//2-15
3-
*;
|l2 V2C
•
4-
(quar.)
books
2-* 1
t.
,
3-
4%
(quar. )i
2-20
1
3-11
25c
GIVING
l"""*4* 2-15
65c.-
yicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Ry.—
Tube
&
Door
Radjo Corp.
3- 1■,*>»£&2-15...
•
Nov. 30, 1956, the. company
$49,803,407 and net income, of
mortgage bonds—
Period End. Dec. 31—
20c
—
3-
25 c
(quar.)
Spring & Wire
x
.
ended
of
revenues
•
1rst
20c
_/__c__!
prelerred
(quar.)
a
.
50c
•
./
.•
J Pay able
months
12
operating
J
3-15
,2-13
_
3- 1
75c
$1.37Va ;
Co.
A.)
.'Transfer
2-20
.
consumers.
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:
1
" 3-
•
(quar.)_^
common
preferred
4
total
CAPITALIZATION
-
$1.12 Va
:
6%
and
/
'
$7,262,534.
/♦Payable In U. 8. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents
2- 8 j
2-28
4
'
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industrial
EARNINGS—For the
showed
called
.__
(quar.)
preferred
Zenith
1
3-
15c /
:
large
3-16
1
•
20c
U2V2</
(quar.)_____
Valley Mould & Iron,
2-28
3-9
22VaC
.
•2-14
3-29^;?"$-ia
$1.06 Mr.!
-(quar.)."
Winding Co., 90c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Utah4Southern
3-
25c
„_T._
Manufacturing
Co.,
Slieet
3-14 '*2-25,
6-14~^{T-20 -
40c
25c
j_
—__—__—;
Cab
Steel
•
»
_____
_
6%
Youngstown
~;2-15 4-.l*?^:$-15 1
3.-14 »'---2-2i,!.'
$2-;
2-18
6-14
3-
-"-'5)c
„
(quar.)___.—'
2-18
3-18
named
4-
50c
3-18
50%
1
debt,
a
Series
Youngstown
4
-
7-1
62V2c'
issue
Worsted.
Towne
Yovmg
■
.7
3-15
preferred (quar.)____.
$2
U. S. Steel Corp:," eefiunon "(increased
quar.)/' '
75c
United Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
4>&% preferred A, (quar.. $L12*&/.
Universal Consolidated Oil (quar.)^l_i._u—_
' 65c
Universal
1 ■?
V- 2-15
$1
Cq| common (quar.)_^_l_-__l
(entire
; .Extra
1st
preferred
1*
l-'^/S-
&
Yellow
!
3- 8 ^^-2-21
__
8
2-
50%
Jr.
Yard-Man, Inc.
•
30c
Lithograph Co.,, common—.."
preference series A (quaT.)_____l__^_.
S.
1/>,<W3_
50c
22 Vac
(quar.)
Yale
*-
4-
.
div.)
(quar.)__
Chemicals
Wyandotte
4-
4
*
Wyandotte
'
62%c
(quar.)
Printing &
5%
U.
'
-<quar.)_^l4
common
Pipe & Foundry
U.-S. Playing Card__—
S.
>
7
-3- 4*>1Br2-21
(quar.)40c
Machinery Corp.—
S.
U-
35c
(stock
istopk div.)__
(monthly)—!
!
;
Wurlitzer (Rudolph) Go. (quar.)
6- 1*^5-15
3-; 4
'"*-2-21 *
,
~ 30c
1
I <*-2-15
3-
SI.75
Lines Co.
S.
4,/^%
UT
com.
2-
3-
■
3-15 aC-^2-28
-
$1.12Vi
preferred (quar.
-5%
U.
Co.,-.
uypsum
3-5
15c
common
(quar.)
preferred ts-a)_^_^i__-___^_-____-;
S.
Wrlgley (Wm.)
Monthly
'2-15"
3- 3 v """"2- 7 -
$1.12 Va
Envelope,
1%
U.
(quar,)_
&
Chemical, common (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
4»/a%
•'
50c
*
iquar.Y
Borax
-.'5*"
-
2-28^
12c50c
United Screw & Bolt Corp., class A
U. S.
*
profits)-
2-15
621/2 c
for redemption on March 15 at $100 per
sh. plus this div.) Conversion expires on
March 11 :
9-20
2-26
8
by the company to the payment ol short-term
balance will be used to pay for construction costs.
subsidiary of New England Electric Sys¬
company under the Public Utility Holding
Company Act of 1935. The company is engaged In generating, pur^f
chasing, transmitting and selling electricity fn wholesale quantities to
other electric companies
doing a retail distribution business and to
2-15
7
3-
applied
BUSINESS—Company Is
tem, a registered holding
7V2c
receipts
Worthington Corp.-^4%% conv. prior pfd.
_
10-10
United Science Fund (6c from net investment
income,and 6c from securities
(F.
1
3-
40c
W.) (quar.)
W.); & Co., Ltd.
Rubber
3-
2-15
37V2C
(quar.i—
American deposit
Wooster
»
2-1
$2.50 1-10-58
—
(F.
Co.
2-28
31(4
Woolworth
4-10^£-3-2O
7-20
~ 6-20
$2.50
•__/
i
3-
$2.50
(quar.i
Woolworth
1
30c
Governor >.(quar.)w__^_
Iron
3-13
3-
:
.prefei-rcd
(quar.)
common
Woodward
Y-3-28
4-
15c
(quar-)_i_:
Industries,
Woodward
32Vic
__
5%
'. '
T
,
2-28/2-15,
3-29/ .^2-28- *.
50c
$1.06 V»
(quar.i__^
com
,
12c
—-----
Wcodall
-^"4
•
*
1
New
-Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
,
from
from
America
Extra-
United
(6c
6c
;
.
:—
Gas
4^4%
,
55
will
to
par,
be
plus
proceeds
proceeds
redeemable
par,
from
organization,
and
at
accrued
front the
the
earlier
the
New
at
optional redemption nric°s
special redemption
interest
sale
sale
of
in
the
of
England
a
each
series
prices reced-
income
deductions
case.
G
common
Electric
Total
Interest
bonds,
stock
System,
to¬
is.su*
will
Net
Income
Keith
8.
McHugh,
in 1956 were $7.97
per
President, announced on Jan. 25 that earnings
share as compared with $7.73 per share in 1955.
S6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(980)
said
He
this is
that
the
third
in
year
of
that the company's earn-
row
a
1956
"The
>*nd
V.
July
Investe'd
,
Aircraft
used
This
Inc.—Merger Proposal Withdrawn
below.—V.
Corp.
185,
company
the
At
Borrowings
The
lanes
i
arranged a $38,500,000 line of credit with 1!»
loan, dated last Nov. 15, will help the carrier pur¬
4l/4%
delivered.
are
.
last
The
The
The
scheduled
is
planes
de¬
supplied by
aircraft will be
planes.
the
for
the sale of
present
$29,500,000 credit negotiated
same
banks on" June 30, 1955.
The maximum withdrawal on
was $15,500,000 during February,
1956.—V. 184, p. 728.
la is loan
agreement renlaces,
in part,
Ohio
Bell
a
Co.—Earnings—
Telephone
Period End. Dec. 31—
$
taxes..-
1,199,138
•
operating income.
3,558,006
3,601,935
____
Other
income
taxes--..
operating
\
'
Wet
after
—V.
charges.-
PNP
"the
critical
The
offering
expired
flights for
were exercised,
allotment
The
the
the
Feb. 15.
560,476 shares,
.
for
offered
company
the
stock
new
$46.50
at
"exposing
them
to
to
serious
a
by
the
the
potential
a
brief
there
that
"uncon¬
was
that the project is "fully adaptable
development and would provide as much
navigation anS recreation benefits as any other
Electric
this
7,
reach
Water
and
Power,
Montana
build
the
of
the
Snake
Pacific
Power
River."
said
the
River
would
site,
the
be
third
necessitated
project
and
FPC
other
hearings
production
Next
96.5%
or
total rights to subscribe,
only 3.5%, or 20,137 shares
in
time
"ready,
is
says
Sammis said, leaving
over-subscriptions.
from the sale ol the common
Mr.
on
licensed
highest
increasing
the
above
mouths
of
the
protect important fish runs.
would back water 34 miles to
Idaho
to
dam
its
of
Power
proceeds
stock
will
used
be
by
toward cash requirements, for the construction of prop¬
additions in
1957,
and
for otner corporate purposes.—V.
185,
615.
SEC
in
type
and
the
six
over
in
balance
months
increased
concluded
were
trans¬
19,
Dec.
Products,
Feb.
Inc.,
filed
4
Salem, Ore.
letter
a
Files
—
in Yemen
Old
.
Company—
Yemen
See
Period End. Dec. 31—
be offered
to
below.—V.
Corp.
131,
with
at
the
($25
par
has
company
of
York
New
President.—V.
184,
authorized
been
of
as
Jan.
to
according
29,
business
transact
to
James
the
In
Jarrell,
H.
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$16,305,081
1,219,310
1,617,348
7,213,806
will
The
company
Feb.
on
filed
19
covering $296,600 of 20 year 6%
offered
100%
at
The proceeds
letter
a
796,361
3,587,365
3,624,088
—
profit
$72,416,526 $67,775,032
$687,604
$3,626,441
1,243,000
1,242,795
per
$0.66
$2.92
$2.80
share
722.
p.
principal amount.
to be used to redeem
lative preferred
stock
There
be
1976 to
1,
capital.—V.
183,
6%
185,
be
Ended
Dec.
31—
1956
«ales
»7et
taxes,
shares
G.
Rincliffe,
President,
learnings
per
—V.
p.
184,
five
would
years
be
$4,640,095
218.080
$0.43
$0.36
2443.
See
expect
The
€he
Securities
entry
the
of
of
Securities
is necessary
for
a-period
tion
and
the
on
Exchange
order
an
of
and
Exchange
announced
hearing
Act
of
under
1934
Fob.
19.
l9ui
determine
to
Francisco
Mining Exchange of
is that the
the
whether
stock
common
8-K
■Co the
report
with
the
false
and
misleading
Commission
Jan.
on
in
statements
10,
1957
a
relating
by Operator Consolidated of certain mining claims
in Inyo County, Calif., from Ajax Tungsten Corp.
The
charges that Operator Consolidated falsely claimed
an
exemption
from registration under the Securities
Act of 1933 for 1,360.000 shares
Cssued to California Uranium Corp. in connection with
the transaction;
the value of the property acquired and the
consideration paid
Cherefor are not fully, disclosed; and that it
was
falsely stated that
Cherc was no material
Chat
existing
prior
or
except
for
13,
1957,
Angeles Branch Office.
this
over
■for
B.
He
Robertson
was
formerly
Lawn-Eoy,
In
his
new
has
Lamar,
capacity,
been
elected
Director
of
Vice-President—
a
Vice-President
Sales
Robertson
charge of
corporation and
this
for
supervise
all
adver¬
divisions.
'
Owens-Coming Fiberglas Corp.—Registers With SEC
of
fssue
cfcein,
Che
300 000
shares
President,
shares
to
plans
be
has
offer
to
of
common
announced.
offered
The proposed issue will
represent
since Its common stock was
©f
Co.
and
White.
Weld
&
Leonard
at
will
new
a
Feb.
the first
18
with
the
offered
the
to
a
public
companv
five
years
nationwide
group
represent
Dec.
an
31,
1956,
shares
increase
of
fo
of
consisted
common
slightly
of
stock.
less
than
In the outstanding shares of
common stock.
'The purpose of the proposed offering is to replenish and maintain
•he company s
working capital position, which has been reduced bv
w>
_
«naJor
capital
expenditures
during
gated aoout
approximately $31,000,000
Co be
$21,000,000
'
***«
And
corporation
was
in
sales,
1956
in
and
probably
offerings
two
$2
Capital
and
are
expenditures
presently
aggre¬
the
by
for
The
of
the
stock,
to
be
and
year
offered
tentative
"our
include
bond
a
Owens -Illinois
Glass
Net
through
later
f
$41,301,063
31,703,478
$777,283
$8,189,007
$9,597,585
1,196,855
10,796,827
13,162,978
•
of
President,
150,000
share
New
v'
■
-
,
shares
through'the
York
A
Feb.
on
13
.
that
stock
common
to
underwriting
has
City,
become
te
announced
class
of
firm of* Lepow
over-subscribed. -•
been
the
sold
be
Securities
ri
publicly
owned corporation .after v .12'
Elterman
said,
was
inotivatd
lit
a
private
ownership,
Mr.
the
increased
business
ol
large
by
Popular Plastic Products Corp:
its newly formed wholly-owned subsidiary, Dewl Pin
sti-Toy Corp.
Popular Plastie Products' primary business is that of custom injection
molding and the -creation of ideas and product development. .
1
.
street
,
the
and
past
year
Popular Plastics has developed
a
line
of
socket meter covers for modern electric meters and
durable
lighting
tested
controls.
One
and
weather
the
of
installation
various
on
temperature
by
companies in the country.
Through the operations ol Dewl
lias entered
the
is currently being
representing extremes of
sixty
of
the
major
meter,
covers
applications
conditions
utility
„
over
.
,
Plasti-Toy Corp., Popular Plastic9
the production of its own proprietary
toy field through
Dewl
Plasti-Toy Corp., wholly-owned subsidiary of Popular Plastic
Corp., which lad y^ar introduced the LINK-KIT construction
Products
set
the
to
rights,
the
probably
will
of
one
newshare
for
each
20 shares outstanding.
company's outstanding 12 million, this would indicate
offering of about 600,000 shares.—V. 185, p. 825.
dividend
and
terms
be
to
are
proceeds
of
the
rates,
public
supplied
sale
by
the
of
offering
prices,
and
under¬
amendment.
bonds
and
stock
will
of
its
property
$4,214,000
1958.—V.
in
183,
Show
the
licencing
include
company
tie-ups
being formulated
are
of
D.
the
the
New
with MCA
with
the
Roosevelt,
has
Jr.
Popular Plastic
of
City
been
of many
use
and
Walt
Disney
of
their
Kovacs
in
the
consultant
to
the
Ernie
of
part
York
the
for
Belafonte, Doris Day
the new line.
Harry
as
Franklin
of
of
use
and, Disney characters in association with a number of the com¬
ne^ products to be introducea this March at.the Toy Fair. -b.
endorsement
'
appointed
as
Products Corp. He
law firm
Roosevelt
of
&
is a senior partner
Freidin, attorneys for
corporation.
In
as
addition
and
serving
t6
consultant
a
to
the
General
as
management
for
acquisitions
the
Counsel,
Mr.
matters of
in
Roosevelt
New Fibreglass Subsidiary
will
act
expansion, develop¬
company,
>
■
.
Formed!—
In
a
further
expansion move, Popular Plastic Products Ccrp
of
Northport and East Northport, L. I., N. Y., has formed a wholly-owned:
subsidiary to engage in the fiber glass reinforced plastics field, it
also
was
known
announced
by
Mr.
Elterman.
Fibreglass
Popular
as
The
new
Corp.
Proaucts
corporation
will
bo
/
*
plans of the nev corporation consists of pro¬
ducing custom and proprietary products.. Included among the custom
items to be manufactured are baby carriages, pool filters, truck parts,,
production
safety
helmets,
developed
as
Listed
tured
archery
category
items
pools.
is
The
L.
and miscellaneous
products
sticks,
hot
as.
reflectors,
to be manufac¬
insulator caps, wading
products
battery
cases,
engine
housings
products.
in
now
production
will
factory
new
Y.—V.
N.
I.,
proprietary
of
such
light
bevs,
industrial
company
Northport,
freezer tubs,
covers,
1
the
diverse
other
The
lily
duct
under
are
pools,
additions and improvements.
The company expects
expenditures to amount to $5,535,000 in
1957
and
construction
with tremendous success, has announced that 20
line will be formally presented to the public
in the early part of March, 1957.
also President
of
the
Toy unit
announced
that
quality
Toy
Elterman,
plans of
such
stars
be
applied to the payment of $3,500,000 of bank loans incurred to finance
portion of the company's construction program, and toward the
its
of
Annual
Disney Productions and Music Corp. of America.
The contemplated tie-up with Disney is for the
and
preferred
world
toy
items
the
Mr.
stock
in
a
cost
184,
be
baby carriage bodies and
temporarily housed in East
on
729.
p.
I
Potomac Electric Power Co.—To Redeem Pfd.
Stk.—
409.
p.
The
Philips Incandescent Lamp Works Co.—Sells Debs.—
Equity
Corp.
that
announces
two
its
of
subsidiary
have
completed the purchase of 64.000,000 guilders face
recently issued
15-year convertible 5%
debentures of
U.
S. currency,
717,000.
Philips',
The
fields,
stock
of
annual
in
in
are
payable
Philips'
to
issued
lighting,
30
countries
excess
of
Corp..
the
Nov.
The
the
The
as
as
$500,000,000.
1963,
surrender
upon
cask.
in
the
135,
The
present
Philips'
option,
repay
debentures
Financial
at
General
has purchased
p.
of
up
any
Corp..
25,000.000
The
notes
to
time
guilders
the
between
of
in
face
arrange¬
$6,791,000
another
guilders
Equity
maturing
of
June
subsidiary
the
Philips'
345.
Union
Natural
Gas Co.—Registers Debentures
Securities
underwriting terms
&
Co.
are
With
The
to be
interest rate, public offering
supplied by amendment.
Simultaneously with the issuance
of
first
first
variety
used
000
to
issue
and
mortgage
sell
to
bonds,
and sale
certain
series
the
to
net
prepay
proceeds
of
Pioneer's
the
3?'a%
sale
of
the
institutional
4%%
A.
mortgage bonds, series B, 4%i %
of
has
18.
Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Stock
to
respect
and
Offering
issued
Commission, it was announced on
temporarily suspending a Regulation A
Exchange
order
an
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
public offering of stock by this company.'The order
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the question
suspension order should he vacated or made permanent.
from
a
provides
an
whether
the
In its Regulation A notification, filed in July, 1956, Producers Fuel
proposed the public offering of 60,000 shares of its capital stock at
per share.
The Commission asserrs in its suspension order that it
raasonable
due
of
due
1982.
investors
1974
fund
and
$13,500,000
$8,509,000
of
Approximately $29,000,-
debentures
sinking
price
debentures, Pioneer
and
bonds
debentures
will
due
to
cause
believe
the
that
terms
and
conditions
of
the offering circular
material facts; and
that the use
of said offering circular in
the offer and sale of Pro¬
ducers stock "would operate as a fraud or deceit upon the purchasers."
More particularly, the Commission challenges the accuracy and com¬
pleteness of information contained in the offering circular concerning
1)
the leases,
ana
interests therein, which are to be owned by the
Regulation
contains
issuer;
from
This company on Feb. 19 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering $12,500,000 of sinking fund debentures due 1977, to be offered
for
public sale through an underwriting group headed by Eastman
and
Fuel
Securities
A
have
false
(2>
covered
SEC—To Sell Bonds Privately—
Dillon,
Feb.
has
subsiadiary
non-convertible
its
at
may,
1957.
Equity Corp.,
debentures.—V.
5%%
proceeds has acquired 39.0C0.000
debentures.
Under the terms of
Philips'
14.
The
exemption
market value of the hold¬
present
wholly-owned
a
$10,187,000
Equity General
by tendering
and
well
Producers
Suspended by SEC—
and
$5
notes
14
$16,-
electronics
guilders, and are convertible into
holding company.
Each
1000-guilder
approximates
with
and
of
amount
Philips'
Expressed
in
auproximately
the
the
of
V.
in
the
amounts
in
than
more
N.
stock.
General
has
years,
ments,
of
company
sales
of
conversion
Equity
15
investment
companies
amount
Netherlands.
may
company
Corp.,
The
be converted until
March
14,
debenture and payment of 200 guilders
the
ing
total
operates
with
debentures
common
debenture
rate
the
Eindhoven,
outstanding
an
nucleonics
cf
companv has called for redemption on March 21, 1957, all of
outstanding 225,000 shares of 3.60%
preferred stock at $53.25
share, plus accrued dividends
Payment will be made at the
American Security <fc Trust Co., 15th St. <fc Pennsylvania Ave., Wash¬
ington 13, D. C—V. 185, p. 826.
its
per
The
glass
products.
manufacturer of these
which totalled $173,065,000 in
1956, comprise a wide
Co.
-
33,979,112
Corp. above.—V. 185, p. 723.
Elterman,
decision
years
plans
common
a
issue
basis
interest
writing
expected
development of fibrous
'
2,508,713
1,493,965
Research
E.
per
of
The
ment
company on Feb.
19 filed
a
registration statement with the
covering $4,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1987, and 20,000
of $100 par preferred stock.
The securities are to be offered
public sale through an underwriting group headed by Drexel & Co.
proposes
1938
to continue
gvroduets -and is today the leading
Mts
1956.
in
1957,
formed
Corning Glass Works
bonds
the
on
Pioneer
at
6,296.358
con¬
1956—12 Mos—1955
53,285,996 $42,168,119
$1,494,566
inc.
oper.
management
stated.
conditions,
middle
common
the
its
SEC
financing by the
1956—Month—1955
op.
ry.
offering of
Corp.
40%
remaining
This
Co.
ana
issue
month
fpar sii, Harold Boeschenregistration statement
covering
*^fn™£itai1Ziatioi\ of the comPany
of long-term debt
proposed
the
next
by Goldman, Sachs & Co., Lazard Freres
•26.150,000
The
next
this month. The offering will be made
through
H?der*riters to toe headed
Sc
public
stock
on
initially
-Ago
the
A
filed
was
to
from
National
public
shares
sales,
.
corporation
he
period."
Rincliffe continued,
the
Netherlands,
will
tising and promotion activities of
each.of Outboard Marine's
The
divisions include Evinrude
Motors, Milwaukee, Wis.; Johnson
•motors, Waukegan, 111.;
Lawn-Boy, La;7iar, Mo.; Gale Products, GalesOutboard Marine of Canada
Ltd., Petersborough, Ontario.
&nd Industrial
Engineering Ltd., Vancouver, B. C.—V. 185, p. 824.
This
The
of
the
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—Registers With SEC
in
Mo.
Mr,
60%
&
five-year
steps, Mr.
subject to market
Gloeilampenfabrkken.
Outboard Marine Corp.—Robertson
which
is
-
2,431,353
Initial
common
one
hearing for the purpose of taking evidence with
respect to the
foregoing matters, is scheduled for 10:00 a.m., on March
John
about
$460,000,000
securities.
sources,
offerings of
initial
initial,
an
The
sales.
of
that
said
of
relationship between Operator
Consolidated and the other companies involved
officer.
Cn the Commission's Los
internal
year,
The
on
of
to believe
reason
acquisition
-ond equipment
<»rder
filed
certain
Commission has
sale
about
"Based
SEC
order
•hat this company made
IForin
be
<.2»
on
Section
•his
company.
The basis for the
the
this
offering
appropriate for the protection of investors to suspend
exceeding 12 months, or to withdraw, the registra¬
or
not
San
of
from
several
stock
common
year.
Commission
notice
and
14,
spending
added:' "The
make
to
For
(Nev.)—Hearing by
models
Popular Plastie Products Corp.—Completes Stock Is¬
sue—Enters Toy Fields—Plans Licensing Tie-Ups—
Plans
company will thus call upon the financial
markets .for about $260,000,000 over the next five years."
The company
is not yet sure what type of securities will be sold, he said, but "we
for
Operator Consolidated Mines Co.
-SEC March 13 on Delisting—
-
from
Feb.
on
capital
come
financed
Rincliffe
Mr.
578.812
share
anticipated
will
263,831
-
Piper
,
name
*
607,752
j.-—
outstanding
certain
engineering
Beach
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Subsidiary Expands—-
pany's
R.
1955
.
$4,677,861
______
profit- after
Common
1956
$4,548,199
616.
p.
company's
Quarter
at- Vero
185, p. 483.
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Plans Financing—
cumu¬
Opelika Manufacturing Corp.—Reports Higher Earns.
facility
of
$3,925,921
rev.
present
1957
$5,177,631
-
_
<-V.
1617.
p.
production
rev._
railway
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—January Sales Increased—
Sales
underwriting.
no
$292,550 outstanding
for working
and
March
will
SEC
the
•
,
comnleta
a
723.
p.
operating
Net
new
Month of January—
the
accommodate
to
shop.
operating exps.
—V,
$3,484,238
1,242,795
$0.55
Earned
185,
$820,987
1,243,000
__
outstanding
,
notification with
debentures due
of
are
of
;
.
the
to
186,
building
a
of
items.
Net
Files With
—
of
of
experimental
establishment
devoted
Railway
Railway
at
Oneita Knitting Mills, New York, N. Y.
-Securities and Exchange Commission—
be
Development Center, the operation
Municipal Airport which has six
which is 7,500 feet. • Plans call for the
Beach
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
7,108,326
531,707
taxes__
——
Shares
—V.
2443.
p.
before
Taxes
construction
During
$17,510,319
Earnings
109.
p.
longest
an
and
Eventual
clear
1956—3 Mos—1955
Sales
Development
Republic Insurance Co., Greensburg, Pa.—Expands
This
•fitate
Management, Inc.—Sells Interest
the
runways,
Aircraft
Vero
and
notification
of
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.—1956 Earns. Up
Gas Property
&
Piper
the
at
staff
has
program
,
Oil
the
immediate
world.
the
its construction
estimates seme $20,000,000 to a
More than $10,000,000 of the increase
covering 1,000 shares of common stock
share), without underwriting.
per
called
located
.
Pharmaeai
on
be
be
cost
costs.
extending
corporation
center will be established by this;
it was announced on Feb. 13 by
Research
of
...
Pleasant
Co.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
President
relieve
to
step in the PNP case is the filing by March 15 of reply briefs
intervenors and by the FPC legal staff.—V. 184, p. 2785.
Para
of the
Vice
.
To
between Idaho
1956.
by the
by
will
filed
PNP
to
dam
year's delay on
a
development
Beach, Fla.,
Vero
at
and Development.
new
operation will be devoted +o tiie design, construction and
flight of experimental prototypes of future aircraft to be marketed
Piper.
Net
located
was
Valley
present estimate of $234,000,000.
js In the two dp.ms themselves,
mission
in
be
already
pointed out that
already
engineering
Piper,
Light,
«fe
Power
companies,
two-dam
tributaries
534-foot-high Pleasant
Canyon
test
1960."
of
project
Imnaha
new
Howard
Period End. Dec. 31—
could
shortages
power
Heils
Piper Aircraft Corp.—To Establish Development Center
A
corporation,
templated.—V.
1955.
that
principally for the purpose of meeting the expanding transmission
distribution requirements of Pioneer.
supplies natural gas in West Texas, including the cities
Amarillo, Lubbcck, Midland and Odessa.—V. 183, p. 2766.
paved
company's
Washington
use
1957
Pioneer
of
of
in
to
in
system,
and
its
build
to
record"
plan
Sept,
and
the balance of such proceeds (a) to finance
by Pioneer Gathering System, Inc., of a pipe¬
expenditures for which are estimated at $4,200,000 for
that year;
(b> to finance the 1957 drilling and exploration,
program
of Pioneer Production Corp., budgeted at $900,000; and
(c)
together with funds generated from operations, to finance other capital
expenditures budgeted for 1957 in the amount of $3,500,000, which
gathering
The
on
company
erty
*».
which,
share
per
in
in
project
Officials
3U,7o3,8ol>
received subscriptions to 701,161 shares of com¬
stock, or a 120.8% subscription.
and
loss
economic
generating fiim has long been cn record that it was
and able to build the Snake River project," which it
only
The
company
said
General
Oregon.
willing
14,428,023
that
Federal
kilowatts.
application for license to
30,720,936
to common stockholders the
customers
control,
plan of record
Organized-
15,293,614
Walter H. Sammis, President, on Feb. 18, announced
multi-million-dollar
a
application for a Federal license
Pleasant Valiey dams which have
1,446.000
evidence
alternate
Valley
in its recent stock offering
the
to build a $234.River below Hells Canyon
plan" of water lcsource
intends
construction
line
are
before
claim
Monday, February 25, 1957
.
proceeds will be added to the general funds of Pioneer.
Pioneer
proposal
PNP
flood
power,
PNP
mon
its
renewed
the
the
Shortage."
and
comprehensive
a
32,145,187
32,372,968
Offering. Oversubscribed—
the
counsel
tradicted
to
Salmon
Co.—Stock
Edison
in
of
1,319.782
185, p. 615.
Ohio
•
in
four-company
causing
power
capability
2,631,280
2,667,655
...
Net
14
the
electric
Sheep
The
3,862,270
Operating expenses
21,280,466
12.661.052
____
Federal
used
wrapping for under¬
various types of filters.—
140-page legal brief the four-utility generating company urged
to disqualify
the public power groups from further
a
and
18.510.456 227,707,178 209,328,389
11,963,051 146,631,854 132,321,709
2,596,343
33,636,523
31,857,721
revenues
mat
the company criticized the delaying tactics of the
Association and other public power interveners,
with
Mountain
its
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$
$
15156—Month—1955
-
$
Operating
products.
bonded
Commission
Portland
?
that
Northwest
intervention
.
,
money
and
In
the
first
the
during
arrive
to
'
,
the
earnings
new
the
with
the
'
of
balance
preciation,
-
ol
{
trpring of 1958.
..
^
$13,800,000 of the total in January for the
The corporation drew
delivery.
products;
.
outstanding in the principal amount of $13,500,000, and bank loans
outstanding in the amount of $15,500,000 due in 1957. The balance of
Canyon
them
disastrous
and
Funds will be taken down as the
aircraft costing $55,000,000.
chase 24
industrial
and
other
insula¬
and protective
packs,
Feb.
on
time,
same
Hells
charging
Pacific
fcanks.
and
hyc ro-electric project on the Snake
was
"fully adaptable
to
a
comprehensive
development.
487.
p.
has
corporation
roofing
fiber
and
decorative
thermal
strands,
1341.
Commission
National
The
built-up
of
plastics
000.000
Airlines, Die.—Arranges Bank
Northwest
in
pipes;
p.
Power
pr¥l47""
Vertol
manufacture
reinforced
for
of
electrical
as
Pacific Northwest Power Co.—Renews Claim—
i
Northrop Aircraft,
Gee
the
182,
$11,204,575 $10,600,541
J
^
^
185,
in
screening,
products,
V.
Month of January—
—V.
Insect
Newberry Co.—January Sales Increased—
rovings used by other companies
and
ground
185, p. 824.
(J. J.)
•
Fiberglas "wool" and Aerocor, used
insulation;
textile
products,
consisting'
mats
and
tion
$150,000,000.—
nearly
by
increased
capital
including
acoustical
yarns,
figures
1956.
products
and
dividend of $8 per share.
reflect the continuing growth of the company as
indicated by an increase of 392,0C0 in the
average number ol telephones served and
the "stop-gap" rate increases in December 1955
Logs have failed to cover the annual
.
and
the
by
not
with;
that
representations
of
of the proven
extent
such
been complied
misleading
leases;
oil ^r.d gas reserves on properties
actual production of oil and gas
the
(3)
such
propeities; and (4i the oil ar.cl gas recovery methods to
be employed thereon by the Issuer.
In addition, the order asserts that
the notification does not disclose sales of
stock within one year of
the
filing
issuer;
of
and
the
that
notification
the
by
aggregate
the predecessor and affiliate of the
of such stock <sold in viola¬
amount
registration requirement of the Acti, plus the offering
price cf the 60.000 shares, tire subject of the notification, exceeded
the $300,000
limitation prescribed by Regulation A.—V. 184, p. 430.
tion
of
the
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—Fuel
This company, it was announced cn Feb. 18, has
the SEC
under the- Holding Company Act
with
be
proposal
1974,
Trar.sok
to
enter
PiDe
Line
into
Co.
a
gas luel
guarantee of
modified
and
the
Contract—
Tiled an application
with respect to its
purchase contract with
$4,000,000
of
additional
■
Volume
135
Number 5615
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
(981)
bonds
of
to
be
issued
additional
issued
by Transok
pipe
order
an
lints
to
185,
funds
provide
related
anu
giving interested
hearing.—V.
a
until
The
Peb.
of
construction
Commission
28,
Sea
and
has
The
corporation
covering
offered at
City;
of
$3.25
J.
N.
tor
of
letter
a
be
to
are
working
of
P.
to
10
(par
Emanuel
used
<fc
reduce
capital.—V.
184,
Other
Kempner.
with
cents)
Co.,
for
(par
be
'
Republic Aviation Corp.-^-To Reduee
'The
corporation
duction
and
personnel
June
1
of
this
of
Feb.
on
18
announced
Jersey
reduction
approximately 4.000 employees
A company
year.
spokesman
between
stated
reduction
by the end of the year may be necessary.
be ihcluded in the
projected reduction.
Reasons given
out-of
announced,
duction
scale
addition
of
the
the
ton,
from
have
continued
14.—V.
184,
Greenlawn
is
it
It
also
was
combat
the
that
be
said
situation,
the
complexity
to
unit
fuliy
gets
The
Rhodesian
share
the
the
of
Feb.
floor
Port
at
of
part
types
in
present
fighters
185,
12
the issuance of
approved
lor
each
share
stockholders
depositary,
as
held.
will
one
This
Feb.
stockholders
on
to
pounds by
in
reserves
thus
18.003,000
paying
clearing the
Over
Feb.
shareholders
of
for
2,506,000 ordinary
holdings
voted
were
authorized
units
in
of
stock
favor
units
the
of
ordinary
represented
plan
stock
is
under
in
See
increased
Feb.
on
27,
1957
four-for-five
by
bonus
the
from
American
of
40,000.000
shares
will
Irving Trust Company, as depositary,
Feb. 13, 1957.—V. 185,
p. 489.
Ltd.
below.- -V.
181,
Rochester Telephone
SEC
corporation
covering
shares
of
holders
the
March
on
6,
of
of
stock
one
registration
a
offering
common
basis
15
rights
(par
share
new
to
to
be
for
its
The
shares
applied
demand
notes
construction
expected
demand
notes
estimated
the
time
repayment
in
about
which
there
be
1957.
31.
additional
$9,750,971
The
1956
of
common
in
1956
aggregate
stock
For
to
the
Ontario,
2,300
and
miles
and
the
are
amount
Wyoming Counties—an
with
$20,534,211 and
income
net
of
revenues
previous year.—V.
184,
of
SEC
corporation
Feb.
cn
filed
8
covering-300,063 shares
of
R.
Burge
S.
amendment
an
covering
on
additional
an
stock,
$1.25
value.—V.
par
Corp.
above.—V.
185,
The
W.
(England)—Tanker Financ'g
tankers
new
Ltd.
The
which
is
money
Ltd.,
a
A
of
issue
group
public
the approval
dated
Feb.
to
are
being
oi
be
chartered
found
through
H.
not
M.
Treasury,
of
Feb.
record
—
at
Si
The proceeds
Rose
-
The
s''are,
per
net
This
area
with
compares
income
letter
a
of
of
$1,850,495
notification
slock
common
directors
be
to
are
Marie
through
used
Proposed Stock
common
the right
1957
and.
to
sub¬
before March 12 for 336,085 additional shares
stock
California
flnH
and
the
nrr-rnpH
accrued
Feb.
bids
19
Edison
4.25'•)
4.375',)
bonds
its
on
4.25',;
a
u
series
H, due Feb.
intprpst
interest, ' Thp
lne
received
were
and
and
a
Toe
bid
of
from
The
and
15,
1982,
award
won
awaid
have
declared
the.cqmmcn
of
28,
Feb.
capital
initial
an
stock,
1957.—V.
184,
First
Boston
Stuart
Kuhn,
redeemed
be
accrued
interest
in
104.507)
at
each
short-term
total
for
with
bank
proceeds
&
Inc.
Co.,
Co.
lor
Beach
steam
loans
station
construction
steam
is
the
before
or
on
offering
Edison's
scheduled
are
planned
two
on
for
will
be
construction
for
completion
200,000
completion
Feb.
14,
and
market
Common
research.
Dividend
'
March
15,
1957
to
customers
31,
1950
—
served
by
1,385.340
to
CAPITALIZATION
the
1909
1958,
1007);
to
used
1958,
units
in
—V.
GIVING
refunding
31.
EFFECT
com¬
3;,
Series
The
of
of
mortgage
3>xs, due
due
1965
is
TO
due
1973
1973
1976
)__
Series
D.
1976
Dec.
2,
1956,
pending
ioan
the
availability
repaid
was
a
of
Jan.
on
loans.
company
184,
(3*/a'•)),._
30,000.003
1978
(3^7)1
30.000.000
(3 7))-__l_
30,000.000
The
G.
due
1981
(3S» ')
t
40,000.000
40.000 000
H,
due
1982
14!//,''
I—
bank
conv,
debs.,
due
stock
series
announced
The
to
Feb.
on
Drilling
two
Barges
Tender.
12
A'l
3,200
and
of
M.
Loeb.
whose
of
the
an
operations
are
ta
be
The
smaller
operate
in
present
Total
Sea
the
of
feet
can
of
D.
water,
in
feet
of
York,
of
jointly
New
Orleans,
Piaftrom
modern Offshore Drilling
perlormed at the American
The first unit is scheduled
units
water,
cost
of
The
Rhoades
F.
American
Rowan,
tire
three
pieces
of
of
by
the
and
tiie
end
of
1957.
designed
The
tender,
io
larger
are
Inc.,
equipment
this equipment
was
will
be
approximately
arranged by Carl M.
Vice-President
and
General
Manager
of
has been elected President and a director
$9,250,000
to
up
and
Southern
treasury
will
in
share
expire
on
Electric
balance
of
the
of
such
funds
total
The
for
1957
the
before
SEC
properties
estimated
Generating
cash
of
of
to
the
or
stock
Is
companies
to
be
received
their
irt
they
and
Company
for
stock
common
two
property
own
expenditures
estimated
Georgia
payment
$7,705,000 of
the
common
at
of
proposal
a
to
the
construction
are
funds
applied
be
the
$19,750,000 in
to
up
affiliates
Power
ot
$140,200,000.
Georgia Power
and Light Com¬
approximately
$11,000,CO»
outstanding bonds.—V. 185,
p.
868.
its
nev^
Co., Inc.—New Plant—
entered
the
first
manufacturing
about
stage
plant
week
a
(&
Subs.)-
of
in
production
Savannah
according
ago,
at
Ga.,
to
John
R.
-January Sales Off—
;
January—
I_i*
1°57
1956
$5,503,472
2—
$5,791,199
656.
p.
filed
covering
to
proposes
shares
statement
of
the slock
offer
at the rate of
comm0n
amendment.
registration
a
135,315
The subscription
price and
its
for
one
$1
With SEG—
with
par
the
by
Feb.
on
The
stock.
holders
for each
share
new
SEC
common
subscription
of
its
three shares
underwriting terms are to be supplied
Co. is named as the principal under¬
White,
Weld
&
proceeds
of
the
sale
of
the
common
shares,
together
$1,500,000 of 57)
unsecured
bank
loans
to be made under its
credit agreement
undsr
able
the
and
$350,000,
credit
1956
with
1957
representing the balance of funds avail¬
agreement, will be applied
1957 construction program.—V. 183, p. 1862.
to
the
company's
Stein, Roe & Farnham Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC
This
Chicago, investment company filed with
Feb.
on
15,
$25)
6,000,000 shs.
to
.t-The
during
785.014 shs.
year
15,
in
17,
larger
time
and
The
ol
the
above.
redemption
prior
redemption.
Ihe
amounts
In
to
Jan.
15.
that
at
may,
13,
any
1959
1958.
Sterling Drug Inc.—Suit
A
suit for
fabriken
its
option,
first
first
became
Urereof
one-third
balance
convertible
are
and
expire
conversions
conversion
which
on
rights
permit
two
pur¬
amount
conversion
debentures
become
1970,
the
and
unissued
debentures.
directors
periods
called
piior
to
have
The
stock
reserved
debentures
for
865,102
will
be
issuance
upon
shares
of
comertible
at
by
initial
Pre-War Agreements Dis¬
agreements, brought by FarbenSterling
Drug
Inc.,
in
the
(J.
S.
has been "dismissed without
Jersey,
William
Judge
2945.
p.
Limited—
New
of
additional
an
pre-war
on
against
G.
Federal
on
amendment
an
covering
value.—V. 183,
companion
Smith
case,
simultaneously
could
alleged
on
F.
Smith,
held
continue,
that
action
the
that
but
violation
it
it
announced
was
during the six years preceding
plaint on Sept. 28, 1955.
Judge Smith's
ruling
in
the
action
since
that,
claimed
under
by
on
in
the
of
alien
action
an
law,
the
by
based
filing
existence
enemy
an
prosecute
not
be
the
resolution
were
still
was
could
and
joint
a
Farben
company
anti-trust
instituted
must
mitted
of
on
the
Congress
Jan.
based
1,
respect
com¬
property
1947,
the
to those
them
upon
com¬
agreements
pre-war
on
German
acts
Farben's
upon
of
with
Judge
As
to
anti-trust
is
case
held
Court
this
contract
be
to
violation
in
of
the
anti-trust
and
therefore illegal.
Judge Smith in his decision pointed oat
that any rights which might
have
arisen
out
of
the
alleged
breach of contract were
subject
to
seizure and vesting by the United States.
He also cited the following
quotation
irorn an earlier case;
"In the
reservation
property of German nationals Congress
to
seize
the
in
mind
that
third
war
for
such
such
with
the
in
accordance
joint
seizures
Germany,
would
but
it
tend
to
certain
is
serve
from
as
the
a
of
may
the
power
have
dote/went
legislative
had
to
a
history
resolution,
that the proceeds of the property seized wore
to be used to remedy
the evils which had arisen from the war; that
the proceeds of the seized property were
to be used to pay the just
and legitimate claims against the United States arising from toe war
erty
of
the
with
the
aliens
enemy
War
for
Claims
this
Act
purpose
of
1948
was
Seizure
clearly
powers."
Court
held
tnat
a
The
"the
enly
relief
to
which
(Sterling) is entitled at this time is a dismissal cf the
if and when
tne
disqualification
incident
status
of
the
plaintiff is lifted, either by treaty or
plaintiff may have a right to maintain its action in a
prejudice;
petent
of
the
proper
prop¬
exercise
war
defendant
action without
the
the enemy
otherwise, the
to
court,
ot
com¬
jurisdiction."
also held that the ruling applicable to the first case
was
inapplicable to the second, because the acts on which the second
complaint was. based must necessarily have occurred within the sixJudge
year
Smith
of the
counsel,
period
Sterling's
Farben
from
which
ot limitations.
This ruling, according to
especially
significant since it
will
preclude
claim in its anti-trust action based on
prior to Sept. 28, 1949."
statute
"is
asserting
occurred
any
authorized
conveision
an
A.
the SEC
statement
par
18.
a
The
common
Bayer
company
acts
but
damages based
Court/District
prejudice"
of
additional
an
such
the
13,
permits
thereunder
therein.
principal
1957,
all
during
addition,
Jan.
15,
bonds
July
due
3.057.404 shs.
issued
are
contained
aggregate
Jan.
provided
boiids
additional
of
debentures,
company
principal
63.162 shs.
the;e
conditions
commenting
1959.
1907.
to
to
commencing
year
485,667 shs.
which
to
of
missed—Anti-Trust Case
of
S'?r»i
825)
12.000,000 shs.
one-third
lo
after
Jan.
time
convertible
as
the
(par
under
restrictions
during the
July
series
Indenture
3'x'/
3,000,000 shs.
(par
$25)
(par
from
the
$25)
(par
convertible
trust
1,653.429 shs.
series
its registration
capital stock, $1
1957
shares
200,900
Federal
1.200.030 shs.
stock
convertible
at
Co.
formerly
to
iaws
1CO.OOO shs.
1.090.000 shs.
convertible
issuance
referred
financing
Tidelands,
the
plans
Offshore
The
suant
Drilling Corp.
in
Fixed
barges, which is
presently under charter.
is
45
Harrington
New
submersible
two
operate
D.
of
0
uncommitted.
$6,000,000.
Loeb,
30
which
Co.
be
Electric
LST into a
Corp. shipyard in New Orleans.
delivery during April and the other two
barge
S.
&
office will
Marine
for
Orleans,
Diesel
hp
convert
these
New
Rhoades
furmation
the
corporation,
new
construct
of
Corporation
Cnl
160.000 shs.
—
(cumul.l
stock
?4.56')
and
rights
As
public
rights
suit, the Court held that "the claim asserted in the
necessarily limited by the statute of limitations."
The
dismissed .suit was brought by the German company
for au
accounting of profits resulting from a 1920 contract. - In
1941
the
37,500.090
series
(Common
Marine
1957;
Feb.
oil
stock.
lor
Net
the
37.069,603
furies
•"4.43h
La.—Formed—
37,500.000
37,069,600
1970
series
Pref
723.
Sea Drilling Corp., New Orleans,
-
15,
prior, cumu(oar
$25»
participating)
Cumulative pfd. stock (par
4 32'/
1956
:
Julv
Inive,
$153,144,435 $143,835,314
_____
American
SEC
shares
2226.
0UtstandIng
instant
(57),
pfd
4 08'
1957
Sales
Amarillo, Tex.,
of
ponding
*
company
claims
30,000,000
4 88'
4 Weeks End. Jan. 26—
p.
to
1957
the
company
rights
30,000.000
1979
Original
Safeway Stores Inc.--Current Sales—
185,
13,
together with
approximately $2,500,000,
ceremonies
1957,
German
30,000,000
due
Series
2444.
p.
35.003,000
due
S"rics
1957.—V
40,000.000
25.003,000
35,003.000
E.
4.24')
—V.
March
record
Spokane Natural Gas Co.—Registers
This
held
40,030.000
25.000.030
-
F,
S3't'<>
insurance
the
10.
due
Outstanding
Series
These loans became avail¬
expansion and working capital and
$1,500,000 short-term bank loan, made In November
FINANCING
Series
years
for
PRESENT
30.000.000
<3') )
due
partially to repay
the
common
these
financing,
Company
acquire
p.
185,
In
$108,000,000
(3Vc7))__
due
used
of
improvements.
an
sales
18,
a
931,252
from
30,000,000
1964
C,
be
to
183.
—V.
1956.
$108,000,000
A.
to
the
of
now
Month of
Net
initial
Maiuialay
bonds
E,
are
par
subject to the prior subscription
(exercisable on the basis of one additional
held
Spiegel Inc.
repay
California,
Authorized
and
Series
proceeds
with
$5
offer
to
tollnwirpr
Riley.
President. The plant is now producing ammonia and will be producing:
nitrogen
manufacturing solutions by March and solid
"Dixie"
am¬
monium.
nitrate
by
April,
Ammonia
capacity
is 250
tons
a
day.
Among
and
at
increased
company
Dec.
on
Series
The
its
of
bidding,
up
us?
dedication
Feb.
of
on, Dec.
"First
ended
and bearing interest at 4%%.
able in January, 1957.
proposes
The ccmpany has
$14,000,000 nitrogen
by
1959.
in
holders
2786.
year
165.000
_________
statement
shares
operating
for
District
Series
fiscal
the
registration
a
Southern
the asmnpiion
public utility engaged in the business of generating, purchasing, transmitring, distributing and selling electric e.,ergy in portions of central
and southern California, not
including the City of Los Angeles. The
nego¬
during
165,000
165,000
—
writer.
during
program.
in
kilowatt
in
Incorporated
company.
tiated with the New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
and Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. two iden¬
tical loans of $2,000,000 each, repayable over 15
pany
Saunders, Stiver & Co...
Scott, Horner & Mason,
Co—
&
case.
of
for
and
scheduled
staliop,
BUSINESS—The
the
,
Private Placements
—
165,000
550,000
1,507,304
of
and
i"
for
130.42'/)
the- projects planned by the company In 1957 are
completion of one
175.003 kilowatt generating unit each at the Alamitos and Redoudo
Beach steam stations. Two 200.000 kilowatt units at the Huntington
the
Series
Saco-Lowell Shops
filed
during
Southern's
lor
Corporation
and
Loeb
coupon.
may
PROCEEDS—Net
quarterly dividend of 15 cents
payable
p.
165,OOO
Inc.
Co.
Miller
Co.-r-Registers With SEC—
shares
to
propose
additions
held.
price declining each year thereafter to 100.19':)
from Feb. 15. 1980 to Feb. 14, 1981; thereafter at
the, period
Of
99.309%.
Halsey,
coupon;
coupon;
envmn
gioup Won
redemption
with
&
Mead,
10 shares held
issue
Other
of
(par 10 centm
to
be
&: Co
Denver. Colo.
Harris
Reid—Declares Initial
per, share, on
record
R.
working
for
G.
McAndrew
according
to offer to its
26,
165,000
550,000
Southern Nitrogen
Gas Co.
165,000
of
___
Inc.
stock
common
1.
company proposes
Inc
Corp.
Georgia Power Company.
Each
of
the
latter
investing during 1957 $750,000 of the funds thus
pany
West
Norfolk
&
275,000
Skaggs & Co
of
and
Co—
Co—
Winslow,
550,000
Power
Company
the
&
&
Whiteside,
Co.
required
There
and
and
275,000
Northwest
Bros.
Chace,
Boyce__.
proceeds
number
offered
13
co¬
the
involved
275,000>
Sutro
1957).
the
companies
insurance
is
to
275,000
Pacific
Shumnn, Agnew & Co—
825,000
&
competitive
Alabama
489.
275,000
275,000
275,000
C.
Davis.
stockholders
Net
&
_
Investment
covering
4,
Space
Co—
724.
p.
each
275,000
Lane,
825,000
company
its
275,000
275,000
Corp
Inc
750,000
&
Southern
for
300,000
825,003
;
April
Co
Co-
Scranton
Bros.
at
Watts* &
300,000
Legg & Co,..-.
Newhard, Cook & Co.
John
<Si
Corp.
Co.
sale
Inc.
Co
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
1,000,000
825.000
1957,
Co.,
&
&
&
Trask
Richards
The
Co.,
825.000
American
185,
Hutton.
Co.,
Co.,
Co., Inc
—V.
Childs
F.
Share
Robinson-Humpiirey
Chas.
&
500,000
F.
E.
Johnson.
of
Stein
Stet¬
&
Inc.
1,650.000
_____
Field,
Cohu
Kidder
1,650,000
Parker
opposite
$550,000
M.
A.
have
the respec¬
their namesr
son
1,003,000
.
Swiss
set
'
;
severally
Baker,
Michigan Corp.
Johnston, Lemon & Co._
184,
p.
un¬
company
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
Indianapolis Bond &
Co._,
&
below
the
Winslow,
1,650,000
Redpath
First
15,
SEC
but
preference
2.200.00J
Kraus___
Dickson
Auclilncloss,
The
59.2199')/
-Rocky. Mountain Research, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
the
statement
capital
institutions.
on or
19.077'-
430.
p.
with
of
2,200,000
Co._
Co
will be
1800.
p.
&
Hutton &
&
assets
company
authorized
a
$1,968,649.
to
Sla,155,134 and
Offices of the
184,
Carolina Electric &
inn«£
100 /o
nt
at
population of about 578,000.
1956, total operating revenues of the company amounted
year
operating
Steuben
square
filed
refunding mortgage bonds,
and
approximately
with
company
Co.—Bonds Offered—An
investment banking group, headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
on Feb. 20
publicly offered $37,500,000 of 4*4% first and
any
The
corporation
is an
independent telephone operating company,
serving without competition the City of Rochester, N. Y. and the
adja¬
cent area:
This includes all of Monroe and
Livingston Counties
parts of Genesee,
of
Lloyds Bank
Southern
was
$1,900,000, and it is
$4,500,090 outstanding at
approximately
title
stock¬
held
received.
are
estimated
are
(par $4.50) on the basis of one share
(with an oversubscription privi¬
offering is to be underwritten by Kidder,
Peabody & Co. See also V. 185, p. 724.
a
the principal amount of
financing of the company's
the
totaled
Dec.
at
will
proceeds
of
common
lege).
of
part
$14,000,000 in
outstanding
that
the
of
connection with
expenditures
cost
to
the
to
made
the
repre¬
agreed upon,
and will be
the California Insurance
a
Electronics Industries
announcement
scribe
\
from the sale of
E.
of
Co.,
stockholders
—
the
1957.
entire net proceeds
be
1956
of
C.
Weeks
Reynolds &
exceeding the total number of any
registration
is still subject to
South
195,312
A group headed
oy The First Boston Corporation will purchase
unsubscribed shares at the termination of the offer on March 25.
will
California,
company
worth
financial
for each
with
for
W.
from
bonds
new
&
Co._______
&
Ball.
Spencer
for
the
made
commpn
five
each
share
per
&
and
create
the state.—V.
common
Offering—The
statement
to
of
its
Petroleum
an
to American
subscribe
$10)
cents
Marks
Struthers
extent
financing
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Feb.
on
proposed
a
additional
on
record
filed
yet
not
are
would
of
£30,000,000
of
This
is
the
of
shareholders
of
to
208.
p.
shares
per
merger
merger
Consolidated
other
of
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co.—Affiliate
Expands
Ventures,
the
counties
shares
operation
share¬
number
shareholders of record
See
of
Preliminary arrangements, have been made by M. Samuel & Co.,
London, England, and two firms of stockbrokers, for the financing
to
the
ratio
Ltd.,
72.000,000.
Distribution of
$2.33
Shell Petroleum Co., Ltd.
authorized
American
which
lvf.
investment
Shell
by
Insur¬
Sessions Clock Co. (Conn.)—Stockholders to Meet—
four-for-fivc stock bonus.
a
The
snare.
increasing prices
debentures.
named
purchase
2,200.000
Wood.
by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Security Title Insurance Co.
of
common
to
$7,470,000
Co.
p. 2786.
increase
an
shares
at
subsequent to Dec. 31.
conversion
upon
convertible
2,200,000
Hornblower
Title
stock
shares
issue
underwriters
of
Inc.__
___
Inc.
approximately $19,000,000.
1957
297,500
applying 7,110,150 pounds of capitalized
23,760,802 ordinary live shilling shares,
full
in
up
vva.y
approved
lour
1,337,836
for
3'/«7)
and
amounts
Co.,
Laurence
*
negotiated
merger,
Pacific
to
investment
by
Mines, Ltd.—Stock Dividend—
12
of
approval
The
at
18,
20
Mufulira Copper Mines, Ltd., shareholders also
approved the issuance
a
bonus of four new shares for each five held.
Mufulira is 647)
owned by Rhodesian Selection Trust.—V.
184. p. 1585.
The
the
were
reserved
commitment
principal
Inc.
Selected American Shares, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
of
capital
firm
a
previously reported
13.
Roan Antelope Copper
Pacific
there
stock
C.
-
of
other title company in
of
Feb.
15.
of
the
to
estimated
distribution
made
American
to
bonus
a
The
be
tive
1957—12 Mos.—1956
of California
date
1862 and
15,
common
Allyn & Co., Inc. 2,200,000
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
BreLant, Chairman of Security Title,
President of California Pacific, jointly an¬
Henley,
equal
Department.
these
188.
p.
that
common
made
A.
preliminary basis for merging the two Cali¬
a
exchange of earnings
an
terms
subject
require
on
At
outstanding serin
UNDERWRITERS—The
stock
announced
William
California
one
and
Including Jan.
—
$228,084,406 $3,705,752,224 $3,451,350,529
company
and
conversions into
no
split.
Final
increased
will
this
exchange
an
upon
stock
performance
production
1956.
issued
,
terms
$1,335,219,
Trust, Ltd.—Stock Dividend—
stock
capital
was
^Assuming
stck
share of which 29 cents per share
represents non-recurring gain on the sale of assets.
Earnings per share
aie
based on the number of shares outstanding after the recent
207)
of
the
in
people.—V.
the
to
thereafter.
'
Blyth &
equal to $3.50 per common share of which 25
sents non-recurring gain on the sale of assets.
Net earnings of Security Title Insurance Co.
in
seated
as
However,
when
in
shares, it
price of $42.85
Marine
merging corporations.
Consolidated net income of California Pacific,
including undistributed
income of subsidiaries and affiliates, amounted to
$752,996 for 1956,
space
out
J.
Feb.
on
for
based
will not
certain
greater
Series'
increase
an
1,500,000
:
of
Benjamin
stock
require¬
carried
surveys
materiel
small
to
1957—Month—1956
approved
Preliminary
at
attain
18.000
Harrington
963.
p.
companies,
located in 28
employs
Co.,
have
title
nounced
Washing¬
production
being
decrease.
force
their
These
war
a
to
Co.
fornia
and
way."
American
Trust
ot
'Century
new
Feb.
to
now
strength
plays
tend
proauction
Selection
on
in
missiles
and
the
ordinary
Guaranty
record
of
under
shares
new
Message,
large
The stockholders
new
lowered
work
modernization
presently
company
the
the
"reduction
to
numbers
and. size
a
of
of
plants
to Farmingdale.
six weeks.
or
planes
our
maintain
models
due
Budget
as
potentials,
include
With
much
that
equipment,
Presidents
phasing-
previously
as
665.
p.
directors
provide
part
or
D.
American
'Wertheim
are being made
from the Farm-
surveys
moved
month
a
These
Hicksville.
e
can
all
D.
of
Security Title Insurance Co.—Proposed Merger—
The
ance
the
(which,
by the plaht. away
whether
operation.
and
possib
above
thtt thorough
used
Durant,
1
further
a
engineers will
year.
said
B.
President
.
August),
next
now
shares
$246,907,731
185,
pro¬
and the fact that pro¬
Thunuerchief will not reach rull-
F-105
new
determine
in
in
authorized
1,000,000
Kales—■
—V.
of
March
that
No
included
Thundprstreak
production
company
to
plants
be completed for
of
F-84F
facilities
location
be
ments
us
of
build-up
ingdale
the
the
out
gots
all production
will
of
proportions until late
In
of
for the reduction in employment
manufacture
is
Scars, Roebuck & Co.—January Sales Higher—
Employees—
projected
a
L.
are
Dua'ant
purchase
430.
p.
stockholders
$1)
Feb.
on
Inc.,
debt,
The
the
to
Per. End. Jan. 31—'
"
directors
Mr.
Seaboard & Western Airlines, Inc.—Stock Increased
notification
stock
common
through J.
s-iare,
proceeds
and
filed
15
shares
per
The
inventory
Feb.
on
50,000
L.
Files With
—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
Drilling.
T.
Corp.;'Mr. Harrington is a member of the firm of Harrington, Marsh
A;
Wagner, independent oil and gas producers of Amarillo; and Mr.
Kempner is a partner in Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
1957, to request,
723.
p.
Ray tone Screen Corp.V Brooklyn, N. Y.
^
tVie
for
facilities.
persons
57
of
said
conversion
cause
of
action
which
on
Judge
cedent
commencement
the
Sirifh
ruled,
predicated,
ol
the
claim
"accrued
the
action.
in
the
anti-trust
esse
is
within six years ner". pre¬
This cause oi action was
58,.
(932)
The Commercial and
Vot
subject to seizure and vesting prior to Jan. 1. 1947.
The Joint
Resolution, is therefore, not applicable.
»It may be argued that the
plaintiff had a cause of action based upon the alleged conspiracy An
processes
restraint
Jn
this
of
trade
The
claim
Jan.
asserted
1,
firm
(Jamil.
lj5a.
area
and Ohl,
Reindel
Goruon,
It
will
occupy
by
City
communities
.t tally,
that
it
is
$750,000;
that
the
evident
soon
as
available.—V.
as
184,
losses
have
been relieved of their
proiijed personalty; an*t
and the results will us an¬
planned
approximately
will be
already
Union
metals
tions
1481.
it was
oil
refinery
to be erected in Rio
barrels per day.
of 90,000
,
the
that this company on Feb. 8 had agreed to lend the
monopoly in
Brazil, Fetrobas, $6,000,000 for
the new
which
de Janeiro,
have
is to
capacity
a
See
is
that
understood
to
The
supply
loan
anteed
is
be
to
Petrobras
barrels
15,000
five
for
Texas
company
It
is
said
be
to
Corp.
This
corporation
14,
due
1977.
filed
covering
1957,
The
registration
a
$40,000,000
bonds
to
are
Of
the
net
fully guar¬
in ^connection
and
connection
Th.e
total
the
public
&
underwriting
the
of
company's
such
estimated
to
Shovel
sale
Inc.
Co.,
terms
The
be
expansion
gas
amount
the
of
expansion
gas
said
and
and
The
is
company
the
field
Co.—Undertakes
of
about
undertake
to
New
material
handling
number
The
and
its
initial
Thew
of
has
the
to
should
calls
the
par
issuance
stock.
the
and
the
of
of
pro¬
and
by
these
Of
Stores
Co., Inc.,
This
corporal ion
Feb.
iiled
16
Inc.,
is
ceive
no
The
terms
named
150.000
plan.
shares
The
by each,
shares
the
as
part of
the
has
company
are
principal
for
by
The
under
and
Harry
H.
the
its
restricted
number
Borun, President,
Vice-President,
50.000
of
alkvlation
been
to
With
fifth
a
that
"on
enables
unit
to
into
go
this
the-highest
stream,"
75,000
the
179,
This
company
the
Feb.
Feb.
on
107,675
(All three
Stream"—
European oil shortage
Scheduled
1,440.000
imports
of
company's
gasoline
Feb.
on
at
the
Del.
plant is
The
the
remaining
available
several
steps It has taken to help
closing of the Suez Canal to
from
the
Middle
East
crude
oil
were
reduced
of
crude
bv
scheduled
crude
operations.—V.
oil
and
185,
the
of
use
oil
from
storage
in
made
was
barrels
West
of
Coast
490.
p.
active
was
announced
Feb.
on
that
18
exemption order has been
by the SEC permitting the acquisition of
$4,900,000 ol 4\'a%
convertible subordinated
debentures, due 1987, of Phillips Petroleum
*Co. by Tri-Continental
Corp.. Tri-Conrinental Financial Corp., Broad
Stfeet Investing Corp., and
Whitehall Fund, Inc.
Under a registration
statement which became effective Feb.
7. 1957, Phillips Petroleum made
a puolic
offering of $171,720,200 of such debentures. The
four invest¬
ar.
issued
ment
companies
amounts
of
of
$2
Don
said
of
paraier
ot
of
debentures
the
unless
of
or.e
the
to acquire such debentures in the
respective
$2,000,000, $750,000, and $150,000. Because one
each
the
of
tour
investment companip.s
underwriters
for
issues
ah
the
by
prohibited
ere
Commission
the
the
is
limited
a
offering,
their acquisitions
Investment Company
Act
exemption
order.—V.
185,
8G9.
p.
R.
Plans
Forest.
The
for
N
the
Y„
were
Sterling Forest
County,
*'
N.
Y„
,
ing
.
region
Co.
a
and
a
site
Clevelrmd.
The
corporation's
divisions.
activity
within
the
from
New
r.nd
will
Union
serve
as
Uni^n Carbide.
five
an
Chemical
and
way
185,
record Feb.
largei/
than
five
'•
'
act-
tripling
research
Feb.
on
Research
the
New
York
13
laboratory
station
by
-and
new„unit
is
Dr.
of
8,
1957
will
Carbide
the
and
Co.
\
the
be
Ore
focal
Research
and
center
operated
Co.,
point
Vitro
the
handle
and
purcnasc
of
the
sale
two
for
programs
is
above.—V.
183,
include
Dr.
J.
"will
merger
further
voting
both
*
The
the
the
stock
second
182,
had
to
these
West
after
of
orders
expected
at
,
to
Vertol
Mr.
the
explore
at
Eddystone,
undisclosed
site,
said
plant
a
at
price
tne
but
M.
but
at
order
an
each
shares
1G
subscription
Penn
of
will
Y.,
j
authorizing
will
net
stock
common
of
with
her
o
cash
$34,000,000
about
programs
during
to
be
of
proceeds
ol-
subsidiary
its
The subsidiaries*
and
resources
of
senior,
1957
the
on
close
are
the
at
the
use
held
rights
record
the"'
securities,
and „1958,
The
its
Potomac
authoried
shares.
Action
Edison
shares
Co.,
of
to
estimated
subsidiary
a
stock
common
deferred
was
of
from
Potomac's
on
pro¬
sell an additional 100,000 common shares to West
by the Commission
pending further orders of
Maryland P. S, Commission and the Interstate
and
by
the
Power
185,»p.
.
764.
*
-.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Feb.
filed a registration statement with the
$12,000,000 of its no par common stock.
19
approximately
outstanding
offer
Tne
common
this
stock
West
for
Penn
stock
of
subscription
Electric
record
tpa rent
has
agreed
to
additional
shares
not
company
the
of
of
subscription
not. of
warrants.
2,565,883
shares
purchase
of
subscrip-
the
subscription
for
company
by
New
close
the
the
at
subscribed
parent
of
Co.,
at
through
of
owns
the
recdrd
(being 72.843% y
and
beneficially
(being 22.157',r) of the outstanding
.
shares
780,485
record
The
West Penn Power common.
West" Penn Power's construction expenditures
are
estimated
the
for
.1957
and
1958
company
aboilt
of
at
$61,000,000.
To
this
out
carry
construction
program
expects to use its cash resources, the proceeds of this
stock
financing,
and the proceeds from the issue in 1957
commofi
$20,000,000
of
securities.—V.
senior
Western Carolina Telephone
185,
>
190.
-p.
Co., Weaverville, N. C.—
Files "With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
$6
Company
Feb.
on
share.
per
of
bads
coc
on
filed
10
shares
covering 44,615
used
There will
one
s
cac
underwriting.
.no
foi\ working capital.—V. 184,
p.
S5»
(par
lor
are
notification
of
stock
common
of
be
letter
a
The
565.
to
rive
i
with
be
the
offered
shares
proceeds
to
held
at
to
be
are
*
,
has
--
■
in
plans
was
The
Pa.
W.
met
Jan.
on
Piasecki
further
is
action
had
not
definitely
high
.
the
p.
Inc..
an¬
The
Vertol
backlog jjf
gua.nnn.nnn
in
an
the
was
been
no
from
for
meeting
on
to
to
uf
also
raise
It
the
is
common
to
stock
the
17 and by regulatory
effective April 26.
the
the
to
C.
approved
about
a
plan
$22,000,000.
to
The
sell
additional
would
money
broaden-the
commoh
be
Barnes,
number
of
said
stockholders.
the
stock
There
isplit
are
stock outstanding of $10 par value.
changed t« $8 per share.—V. 184, p.
used
new
now
—V.
fi.600.000
was
shares
the
par
of
of
10 -shares
First
Florida
underwriters.-
$280,000
Equipment Division
Syracuse
Royerstord, Pa.
came
The
the
as
of
■
Investors.
-
1
lor
cables
and
wire;
184, p.-1171.
plant
two
on
Feb.
18
announced
establishment* of
and
new
«
plants
firm
signed
formerly
1580.
Mr.
Schelling expects
in
East
Syracuse.
N.
Y.,
on
Oct.. 4,
division of the John Wood Co. in August,
1921
1956.
Woolworth Co.—January Sales Up— "
658.
1957
a
.
19c6
$50|537,800 $48,300,384
.
&
Co.,
i
io«7
-an
to
Privately—Tbe,crrm-
place privatelyv through Kidder,
of'$750,000 promissory notes,
issue
;♦
duejreD. 1,-1967, it Was announced
p.
and
April 15.
established
has arranged
h,,.
on
known as the Haverly Electric Co.. I?c. The
January-
p.
Peabody
three-yoartlease
building
Woolson Spice Co.—Notes Placed
•
a
and leased additional " ware¬
from the new plant. A part of
Corp.
^
185.
pany
Under the split
195^B.
\vas
b^Canu a
Month
pay
proposed-to
in
Sales
"
.uas
equipment;
enlarged
new
eoip^rete the move by
stock
to
14,
par)
Syracuse, N. Y.—Expansion—-
Development
(F^V.)
on
would
common
be
.
Chairman
It
Co.;
the
in Syracuse, two blocks
plant will be occupied immediately
Ha\^-ly
for
scocknoldcs
commissions.
Construction.
Donald
bv
as
($100
public offering price of the
supplied by amendment.
be
and
house jspace
Morton,
recommended
was
approval
named
consisting
The
Feb.
on
stock
company-proposes
.
Margin
company
subject
Co.,
The*annowwe-Hient
the
and
property is
each
to
The
will quadruple
production of bulk milk
tanks and other farm refrigeration equip¬
ment by early 1958, according to George W. Schelling, Kaverly ViceFreddetit and General Manager.
* ..
-" '
529.
April
become
directors
June
split
directors.
telephone station
plans—for
a.
plant
Inc..
developing
the present
the Eddystone
are
preferred
pan.
ti1hrbjUAncd*'for ocner and related equipment.—V
branch
f
Vice-President
completed
move
indicated
Vert'il
Co.
&
Wood
1956,
Edlv.
units
preferred.
Thir Company's-Haver'y
r
from
'and
are
to acquire a 291-acre
Baldwin-Limir-'Hamiiron
*
purchased
Frysztacki,
yet
for*. neJV*
•
agreement
of
in
-
of
($10
j:rpceeds
un¬
-
share
cumulative
stock
or
compared
1957
securities
one
of
common
of the financing are to be used as follows: $250,000
for
new^ccntrai office equipment at Winter Park; 594,000 for ins
aUatrpn of new central office equipment at Winter Park; $136,660
thi$ tirqc.'V
Operations during
the same level as
registration statement with the SEC
shares
of
underwriting terms are
Associates, Inc., Bache
Grimm
and
Net
thai,
$3,437,000
and
"Snd
Becvfrity
four
and
V
-
4;O0O
shares
pffer- these
to
changed.
than
at
of
Covering
4(bOOO
units
$90,025,f^"Anflvnet
.of.
outstanding.
part
that
He
1957,
and
lor
Vertol
by
anticipated
Feb. 4,'56
$249,002,191
-
Fla.—Regis¬
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
comraot!
made
765.
p.
The Company filed a
Corp.
necessary
notified
Feb. 9,'57
$307,573,119
Winter Park Telephone Co., Winter Park,
the
16,
185,
ters
Nortii-
Aircraft
More
was
13
Feb. 4,'56
$32,986,397
a
merger.
industry.
all-time
property
R.
—V.
Rockefeller
with
32 Weeks Ended
Feb. 9.'57
voting trust.,
Northrop board of
therefore
high
1955.
—^-4 Weeks Ended
Higher—
$41,601,317
Sales
to
the
was
Corp,
the
competitive
proposal
no
an
of
made
once
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.:—Current Sales
similar
/
price.
stated
the
by
expected
world
of
:
increase
indicated
these
ot
the
was
approximately
is contemplated.
t\ro-for-one
of
N.
shures_pf
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Plans Financing—
will
pi
authorized
to
6>nef4cjally
and
nuclear
West
togetner
'
also
its
"all
extrciffe
Chair-
submission
Aircraft
aniiroviinntaiv
was
end
had
the
conditions naturally
merger
presently
long-range growth.—V. 185,
The
'
15,
Mg^ch 21, 1957;
The rate of subscription anc|
pfice^are to' be supplied by amendment."
*■""* ' '
and
Venturas,
Berlin:
Corp.
which
plot
Pa.,
in
'
.
business
withdrawn.
also
the
of
February
on
all-time
an
1956
31,
at
Aircraft
Secretary,
.'for
for
such
stockholders
additional
purchase
funds
covering
The
to
Acquire Property in Eddystone, Pa.—
industrial
be
•
York
New
issuance
share
to
before.
day
Penn
York) Jof
_
announced
that
a
proposed
merger
proposal
stock
Dec.
in
aircratt
company
were
continue
to
according
the
the
It
delay,
developments,
taxes
share
per
in
reached
$125,000,000
15
27
West Renn,-Power
proposes
to
holders"(other than its parent,
tiou
Inc.,
first
Piasecki
the
on
consummating
1956
with
a
<
the
evidencing
Commerce-Commission.—V.:
FEC
and
The
company
executed.
since
merger
it llecf
A
additional
-
Aircraft,
companies
signed but the
action
Northrop
of
in
earnings
Feb.
•
Wall St.,
2
re¬
Fornjed to Ex-
of
agreement
a
enforced
inherent
toward
Sales
an
' '*
.
$2,000,000
Penn ,Jor
1382.
p.
both
been
been
of
its
view
company
at
Co.,
announced
Feb.
1,500,000
to
authorization
2946.
,
Corp.,
board
by
an
of
of
had
not
passed
The
control
postpone
are
considers
plant
of
v"
construction
posal -to issue
AJl-Time High in 1956—
proposal.
owned
was
directors;
this period
have
nounced.
To
any
14.
the- sale
fiom
their
Penn,
withdrawn.
merger
agreement
trust
$6.34
*'
n-on
of
-
.
the approximate amount of $13,400,000.
in
TheJBEC
386.
p.
have
Bateman
"Northrop
approval-by its
assumed
ever
boards
months
it
-
it
March
Trust
19
one
"such
atie
West
ot Bolivia
Corp.
stated:
Vertol
trust.
Rockefeller
the
be
proposal
the
to
of
the
ol
When
)op.
'
to
up
stockholders
on
$101,500,000.
at
Merger Proposal Withdrawn
—
will
from
common
agent.
about
sale to
pioceMs
finance
in
companies.—V.
made
N. Y.,
purcuf.se
by
to stockholders on the basis of one
held. Subscription privilege will expire
Thi^. company on
Eoiivex
D.
meeting
a
shares
Warrants
on
companies
President, on Feb. 14, in a letter to the stockholders,
Northrop Aircraft, Inc. on Feb. 13 notitied Veriol that it.
directors,
ad¬
the
'
.
18
Feb.
of
or
stftck
SEC
185,
-New Affiliate
company,
t^e
for
*
being
(EST)
date.
el-usiness
Bolivia.
of
stockholders in
Yo.k,
New
for
1957.
is
each
on
issuetFon
^ac¬
Corp.
p.
a--,
group
would place its Vertol stock
the 'Rockefeller group,
in the Judgment
if
jointly
of
'-
;
subscribed
not
Fanners
rate
record
to
up
of
Unitronics
1957.—V.
8,
Minerals
owned
wealth
its
voting
family
engineer-
operations
for
be re¬
-
A
'
stock
common
try
associate
26,
p.nr.
the
at
D.
and
shareholders
at
pool-
■
the
.
fomp^.hy to issue and sell, through an underwritten offering-to
stp(Jcholdeys, 528,000 additional.shares of its $5 par common stock,
its'
and
H.
Development.
expected to be
will
agent,
as
of
by
upon
Street,
bids
receive
subscription
as
its
City,
50 Broacl
26
shares
shure- for
3:30
at
years
'•
■
190.
p.
Petroleum
Berlin
placing
Sterling
Orange
-
Co.—Bids Feb. 26—
Electric
Tne*. offering
Co. of Pennsylvania—Bonds Placed
shares
prerequisites
its
President
of
megawatt
ores
research
Center
in
Dial,
n*rt
York City.
a
laboratory,
Research
G.
southern
include:
allied
center
Morse
architect-engineer
The
It
for
research
19 by
in
will
materials
building
by Union Crbide Nuclear Co.
research
Feb.
located
the
on
radioactive
functions.
in
nuclear
a
on
is
approximately 40 miles
laboratory,
ministrative
Osoorn
of
announced
major facilities
type reactor,
?
construction
>
-
■
.
Berlin.
new
Union Carbide & Carbon
Corp.—To Build Nuclear Re¬
search Center in
Sterling Forest—
-
.this
is
chemical
announced
was
Aircraft Corp.
that
propose
000.000.
the directors
division
agricultural
across-the-board
anct
"In
Tri-Continental Corp.—Phillips Purchase
Exempted—
It
the, 528,600
City Bank
Chemical
March
Eoiivex
Fluctuations
in
"
the sale
.
at
Feb.
on
The. SEC
it
Co.,
VenSyr.
of
"During
accomplishing the above, tanker space
European service by substitution of 400,000
for
stockholders
common
—Sales and Earnings Reached
levels.
Canadian
in
mineral
Vertol
two
to Europe.
refinery
runs
en
tne
East
and
Gulf
Coasts
were
reduced by 900,000 barrels.
Refinery yields were changed to increase
distillate and fuel oil
output, while product stocks were reduced to
assist
i>t
reaching
due
is
EST t
*
under
now
rtj
considers
Scheduled
To
deeline,
decline
i
.stockholders
130,000-barrel-per-day
Wilmington,
Company tankers carrying 970.000 barrels
for delivery to the U. S. East Coast were
diverted
(4)
West Fenn
ThaMJOuipany,
31,
atomic energy .from the
mining and
refining of strategic minerals to the design and construction ot
nuclear,
chemical and metallurgical facilities.
Ventures, Ltd., an internationally known mining firm, is
engaged in
mining, metallurgical operations, and research in the-United
ot^tc;,
Canada, Europe, Africa, South America, and Australia
through suu-
has
11.
barrels.
minimum
to
Dec.
on
earlier.
year
Delaware
new
aviation
(2)
(3)
more
its
This
company
and
formation o. a jointly
sidiary
1:
(1)
The
and
zation
116,868
1523.
day, the alkylation
per
listed
14
continued
2.6%.
.
here,
business
Kirby
Mr.
ease
of
25,823
a
Jr.,
Secretary, and Paul W. Zeck'na-naen, Treasurer.
Vitro Minerals Corp.
is cwued jointly by Rochester & Plttsbuigh
Coal Co. and Vitro Corp. of
America, a diversified industrial organi¬
of
p.
-a
"
financing will be used to expand the company's natural gas
distribution system
throughout the service area which extends from
MarysVille to Centralia-Chehalis, inclusive.
Marysvil.e is scheduled to "
rece.ve natural gas in late summer or early fall.—V.
184, p. 2675.
•
United
pf.ihe Board; Eugene B. Hotchkiss ot Vitro,- President; James
Birkteck, Vice-President and General Manager; William H. Denne
sold
Helps Ease European Shortage—
,
as
,.miui
re¬
,
quality
operation
refinery, 15 miles sourh of
begin operations shortly.
will
is
interest
Officers
op'ion
of
75,000
officials announced
company
capacity of 5,000 barrels
Tidewater
units
niant
manufacture
placed
and
be
'•*■»'
-f
The"new
new
Agricultural
Trust
of
untapped
including
to
50,000 shares held.
Tidewater Oil Co.—Alkylation Unit "On
An
at
of
Vice-President
stock
shares
of
Executive
Levin,
machinery
known
numbered
stockholders
9,461
Spring.—V.
Irving
nvc»
,
.
:J" t;-
- :•
^
Present outstanding bonds anu bank-loans will
.
called:ior" MLarch 18.
acquire
formerly
rio\/cil/-»n 1\/Tinoi-oi
plore and Develop Mineral \A7mUii
Wealth
Co.,
will
company
shares, not
common
selling stockholders reside in Beverly Hills)—V.
refinery
price
Blyth &
amendment.
underwriter.
issuance
Borun,
Norman
to
tne number
over
ventures Ltd. (Canada)
proceeds.
follows:
as
supplied
stockholders,
Robert
shares held; and
be
outstanding 900,000
reserved
selling
held;
to
are
^1957.
permit the transaction.
The*'new'_ bond issue will be voted
($3
a
offering
underwriting
at par
•
used
was
company
2.1%,
decrease
a
55%
farm
v„„i
registration statement w ith the
SEC covering 200,600 common shares, 50c
par value.
All of the 200,005
shares are now outstanding; and they arc to be offered for
public sale
for the acount of the holders thereof.
The public
on
t"
,
Venezuela Syndicate, Inc.—Merger—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
be
sulting from the stock dividend paid Feb.
Calif.—
Angeles,
,* '*<
-
t
190■
p.
[''.,
* *
directors op Feb. 18 .authorized financing totaling $21,500,000,
largest-a,'•package", in the company's history, Chwrles -M. Turkey, .
«■. w i
*-> ■''%
•%. * XVv "■
system ; to - meet demands for natural
apeouhved for most or* the total, including $5,50QJ50d for construe-;
tion
Co.—Stockholders Increased—
this
or
Ncugatuik
space
by
close
tional
on
development,
Los
185,
funded,'he said.
\
Action bya the directors approved
Unitronics Corp.—-Purchase and Sale of Fractional Ctf.
The
2489.
Drug
has
Manager
See
Thrifty
new
86.
holdings of the preferred stock by foundations, trusts,
company's
office
the
outstanding 455,946 common shares.
At
the com¬
outstanding shares will be increased
to
p.
Bolivia^- /■;),
-r » ' **»
t
Preslogpt, lias announced.
-•
Ex ifujsion of
the company's
800,000;
9,072
issued
be
*
Privately—The company has arranged to place privately,
through Kidder, Peabody & Co., an issue of $2,000,000
4:U% first mortgage bonds, series G, due
1986, it was
announced on Feb. 19,—V. 183,
p. 714.
transaction,
184,
of
United Telephone
$650,000,
shares
of
shares
will
said.-.*
The
the
j
gas
common stock
to
are
company
preferred
in
Construction
mid-year,
late 1957.
about
•*,
.*•
.
■/[,.,
-
;•
- -
Washington Natural Gas-Co.—--Plans Refunding, etc.—
...
p.
>
announcement
above.-^-V.
„
-,
for
185,
-Ventures,*-Ltd.
'~Jr,
.
working capital.
919,
increase of
completed
product
announced
10,974
remainder
design
the search
in
above.—V.
.
the -plant's production capacity.
Energy Commfsition as-; 550- tons
.Atomic
Affiliate Expands to
Expand Unit—
The
new
around
of
proceeds
year-end,
company
To
program,
was
underway
expenditure
common
phases
trade
well
be
for
through
immediately
various
of
466,920.—V.
sale
partly
$5
issued
now
pletion
and
unissued
be
to
and
investment
cash
completion
introduced
be
manufacture
The
partly in
presently
are
will
Co.
!<■*•
13 by C. B. Smythe, President.
acquisition of the designs, patents and drawings of the new
product, which is allied
to but
not
directly connected with Thew's
present
products,
is
part
of
Thew's
diversification
program,
Mr.
Smythe said.
•
1
product
abroad
Foundry
process.
tlie
increased, the
be
gee
similar large holders.
and
ago—an
The
The
the
of
of
increase
an
experimental
a
it
&
States Rubber
at
Product—Initial
construction,
and
net
stockholders
to
incurred
was
reconversion
of
and
country
Machine
of
,
expansion,
by
per
hied by
ores
.
8,743
385.
manufacture
this
foreign
'
•
detraction
the
,
purposes./The-compahy
jj" result
,
oiiera-
Energy Commission.
other
nca^'SoivfebP
As
r*-J
increase
an
The
Feb.
on
in
Atomic
domestic-and
anct
reconversion
notes
company's gas expansion and
be $238,000,000.—V.
185, p.
S.
metallurgical
CHANGED—This
Common
supplied
reconversion
its
Manager of the'division
named General
was
;
-
recentlyannounced
Bearing Co.
1956.
interest
to
are
on
line bonds,
through an
Investment Calls for Issuance of Common Stock—
in
both
U.
procures
publicly 100,000 shares of
Tate,
Thew
for
Ridge
the
lor
Co.
equipment, and for
funds
principal
with
cost
is
grams
for.
Reed
SEC
-the
a
S.
States
of the financing, 827,000.000
will be used to
revolving credit notes and the balance Will be used
with
$11,000,000
program.
in
Dillon,
the
pipe
1954..'-:--
yiXrqr-UranHim Co. .pxoeesces uraniom. «res on the Colorado-Plateau .*
for
the^Atomie--Enert-y.^Conixnission;' tinder, .a - $1,200,000* expansion i
program-.started:" in December, 1956 the ' Sub Lake City; Uta,n, ripill,W'ill oe expanded -and uranium recovery operations changed over to
-
cation- to
proceeds
outstanding
prepay
offered
be
underwriting group headed by
rate, puolic offering price and
by amendment.
i
with
mortgage
Oak
to
Ore
American
United
statement
first
of
111
plants at Oak Ridge. Tenn., and,
National Laboratory/all of which
share).
per
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Feb.
Cahiorma,-
ana
Oi
.
fered
Registers With
—
America,
•t
_*,";'
>
Geneigl "Manager, -has: been elected- President and
' Vitro Uraniatn. Co.,: division -ot .-Vitro .Corp. of *
-according
to ub announcement
by -J. Carlton Ward, it:.
Hall,
Vitro-President. -Mr>Hall
*>.-
processes' uranium and other-
Monday, February 25, 1S57,,
.
Vitro* Corp. of-Am erica—New President of y nit—.
William*®-
General Matnager
;in
'
laboratory.^
and
.
bonds, for which
commitments = have
been- made
to
insurance : companies.
They- also
authorized, application to the Washington P". S. Commission for certifi¬
2228.
p.
Transmission
Eastern
mines
Colorado,- U.ali,
deposits.
NAME
Texas
and
PROCEEDS—The
6%.
at
years
under
region
.
Bearing: Corp., Van Nuys, Calif.—Stock Offered
—Holton, Hull & Co., Los Angeles, Calif., on Feb. 11 of¬
con¬
a
temporary
Co.
in
manages
active
also
IT.
aay.
the Bank of Brazil.—V. 184,
by
the
granted
per
Forest
gaseous diffusion
-
contracts.
It
tract
is
mineral
-
In inviting bids late in 1956 to supply crude oil for the projected
refinery, Petrobras suggested that financing proposals also be made
by the foreign companies.
It thus conveyed the idea that those pre¬
pared to do so would receive more favorable treatment in the allocation
of
Ky.,
Carbide
corporation
also
in the
Nuclear
the
to
Carbide
Union
reported
national
Sterling
In
installations
extend
Union
Contract-
started
Carbide
at
Pahucth,
Texas Co.—Makes Brazilian Loan—New
the
,
one
p.
in
on
to
amount
may
and
already established temporary .research
approximately lour miles front the Research
Center
site,
Long Meadow Road near Route 210, in the Sterling Forest Rre.'.earch "
Building where Sterling Forest Corporation - maintains fieid olfices."
Special investigations involving chemical analysis and ore processing-
froni
have
loat any
continued,
being
is
unrecorded
responsible
personnel
the
investigation
nounced
these
that
estimated
that
duties, and there Is no
notification
received
products
on.
quar.ers,
this
corporation that a special examination ofi its instrument divisions has
disclosed unrecorded losses in the period since the last audited report;
has
Exchange
radiation
Umon Carbide NucleaT Co. has
Sterling Precision Corp.—Investigation Into Losses—
Stock
of
this type of development, employees of a
will be given the opportunity to live*in residential
by City Investing for the surrounding area.
Ini*
150 persons,
inc.uding scientists, engineers and
employed in the Research Center.
•
•
research organization
New
*
American
effects
site
a
Investing.
metallurgists,
The
the
of
agreement with the Sterling Forest Corp., a subsidiary of City Investing
IX
will he the first of several research
centers
planned for the
York. are repre¬
senting Sterling Drug Inc. Arnold, Fortas and Porter, Washington,
D. C., are representing Ea.rbeulabriken
Bayer A. G.—V. 185; p. 583.
of
study
Co.
fcy the statute of limitations."
The
the
to
involving plasrics, gases, metals, carbons, and chemicals.
Completion of the Research Center is scheduled lor hite 1958 or-early
1041; but it must be noted that
exis.ed, is not the basis ol' the present
in the instant case is necessarily limited
prior to
action, if it
of
cause
claim.
geared
Fivtiivjiql Chronicle
TToB
on Feb.
10
\T
1«=i«
lDo,
Volume 185
■m' T
if. ."lin.'
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it.
I
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALASKA
-
1959.>to
inclusive. Principal,
(T-J) payable at the
County Treasurer'^ office. 'Legal¬
ity approved iby - Gusty -Rosenfeld,
,
1977
and interest
Ketchikan, Alaska,
Bond Offering—Bertha McKay,
\
,
City -Clerk,
'
•
.
*
sealed
will *. receive
until
.bads
10:30 :p.m.
(PST)
•March 6 for the purchase'of
Divelbess
1
$1,Pined
350,000 municipal utility revenue
bonds.
&
Phoenix.•
on
Dated April ~1,
R
[f
o
<■
b i
11 e,
n e
& Co.,
at a price of Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co.; Alex.< San Francisco (City and County),
California
net-interest cost Of about Brown & Sons; Hornblower &
3.90%as follows:
Weeks; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Wm.
Bond Sale—The bonds totaling *
Weeden
100.04,
580,000 4s. Due
'County School District No. '4'
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
.
7
"
,
?
.
•
%
/>•
ARIZONA
766^y^re guarded to John Nu&"Col
veen
* ./
■Cochise County School District No.
<
~68pP. O.tBrisbee), Ariz.
•
■
B
.
on
d
Yuma
'j 1
School
■
OOeriflf ^.iiardetf .E
:County,
-
'
*
Yuma
District
(pi
■
O.yYuma),
•*.
March
.
R.
March
on,
$23,610,000 offered Feb. 18—v, 185,
p. 659—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by Halsey, Stuart &
Company, Inc., as follows: .
$2,800,000
!
froni 19?8 to 1987 i nclusive.
Din uba School District,
County, Calif
&
payable at the
office.
^
,
.
Moorpark -Union School District,
Ventura County, Calif.
will
.
;
receive
sealed
bids until
Conservation
io.
1
1958
from
bids until
1, 1957. Due
above
The
is. being
offering
Bond
Offering
Rhea
:
•
-
on
Averill,
^Principal and interest^J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
bids
his»office
at
jntil
11
in
(PST)
a.m.
Santa
Ana
March
on
5
purchase of $255,000 build¬
ing bondSi Dated March 15, 1957.
on
March *15 from i958 to
inclusive.
1977
Maricopa County, Scottsdale High
School District (F? O. Phoenix),
(M-S).
terest
Principal
payable
and, in¬
at
the
_
*.
Arizona
■
Clerk of the Board Of Supervisors,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
10
ity approved by O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Berkeley,-Calif.
(MST) on March 21 for
purchase of $1,214,000 school
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to, 1973 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) payable at
the. County Treasurer's
oflice.
•
street
parking
fered Feb.
-
Kern
Bond
,
Schroeter
Board
of
will
«ealed
bids
,
sealed
(MST)"
a.m.
bids
on
.
until
March 28 for
on
July
1 from 1958,to
,
Principal
1974
and
.
$800,000 offbonds of¬
Water
District,
(J-J)
payable
at
(PST)
announces
.
Directors
at
that
The
bonds
subject to
on
March
an
will
receive
the County Build¬
tion
in¬
$160,000 general obliga¬
sewer
1957. Due
Dated
bonds.
on
Jan.
1,
July 1 from 1962 to
inclusive.
1986
County
'
Interest
J-J.
being offered
election to be held
are
-
San Francisco.
County School District • No.. 1
O, Florence), Ariz.
San
Offering—-E 1 e
Caffcill,. Clerk
of
the
a n o r
Board
-
K
Bond
offered
of
were
1958
inclusive.
1982
to
Hinkley Union School District, Sah
Bernardino County, Calif.
to
1972 inclusive.
.
Offering—Harry L.*AlliGeiuaty Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST)
*
March 11
$1,250,000 Im¬
District
Feb.
14—v.
awarded
to
a
No.
185,
1
for the
purchase of
p.
side, until 10 a.m. (PST)
4
the
for
bonds,
as
purchase
of
on
follows:
dated
are
April
Sch.
Dist.,
payable
at the County Treas¬
urer's office, or at the Bank of
National
Trust
&
Los
Bond
S
a
I
water
works
fered
Feb., 20
were
The
$9,003,000
bonds
revenue
185,
—v.
awarded
headed
—
to
a
of¬
870 —
syndicate
p.
Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., at-a price of 100.02, a ne^
interest cost of about 3.12%, as
by
follows:
$1,500,000
from
5s.
.
1958
1,800,000 2.80s.
to
on
1962
March
1
inclusive.
Due on March 1
1963 to 1S68 inclusive.
1,200,000
from
Due
3s.
Due
on
March
1
1969 to 1972 inclusive*
4,500,690 3.10s.
Due
on
members
of
the
&
Co.; White, Weld & Co.; R. W.
PresspriclT& Co.; Dean Witter &
.
Offering—L.
B. Thomas,
receive sealed
on March
$1,200,000
will
Clerk,
1,475,000 Hall of Justice bonds,
at a price of 100.01, a net in¬
terest cost of about, 2.56% for
bids until 2 p.m. (PST)
12 for the purchase of
water
sive.
works
March
veny
1958 and
due
1957.
Due on
1985 inclu¬
California
Bond
enue
Sale—The
bonds
$3,400,000 rev¬
offered
Feb.
20—v.
659—were awarded to a
group composed of Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; First Boston Corp.; Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Weeden & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.;
Wm. R. Staats & Co.; J. Barth &
Co., and Stone & Youngberg, at
a price of 100.007.
185,
p.
Ranchito
School
District,
Los
1962
building bonds was sold to J. B.
Hanauer & Co., of Beverly Hills,
us
3V>s,
at
a
price
basis of about 3.49%.
of
100.02,
-a
members
Other
Chemical
cate:
of
Corn
Bank of New York;
from
syndi¬
Exchange
the
Eastman Dil-
Ion, Union Securities & Co.; Phil¬
adelphia National
Bank, Phil¬
adelphia; A. C. Allyn
& Co.;
Hallgarten & Co.; Stone & Web¬
ster Securities Corp; Carl M. Loeb,
Blair & Co., Inc.;
Co.; First of
Michigan Corporation; Hornblower & Weeks; R. S. Dickson &
Co., Inc.;
Rhoades & Co.;
B.
J.
Van
Ingen &
Republic Company;
Merle-Smith;
Fidelity
Trust
Co.,
of
Newark;
& Co.; Peoples National
Central
Union
$132,000
on April 1
1972 inclusive.
due
1963 to
Dick
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
on
2^>s,
Legality approved by O'Mel¬
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
(P. O. Oakland),
6s, due on April 1,
1959; $300,000 2 %s,
April 1 from 1960 *0
inclusive; and $975,000
$200,000
bonds.
revenue
1,
Port of Oakland
syndi¬
Blyth & Co., Inc.* Smith,
Barney & Co.; Kidder, Peabody &
Co.; R. H. Moulton & C04 Weeden
about
1972 inclusive.
from 1973 to 1987.inclusive.
Other
of
1 from 1958 to 1960,
inclusive; $2,250,000 2%s, duf>
on April 1 from 1961 to 1964
inclusive; and $7,000,000 2%s,
due on April 1 from 1965 to
March 1
cate:
cost
interest
April
in Los Angeles,
County's fiscal agencies
in New York City or Chicago.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles,
Dated
e
net
2.58% for $750,000 6s, due on
Sav¬
March 1 from 1959 to
Angeles, Calif.
from
1
10,000,000 Hetch Hetchy power
bonds, at a price of 100.03* a t
at the
Bond
$92,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 19—v. 185,
p.
659 — were awarded to Dean
2V2S, due on
1962 to 1972
$2,395,000
inclusive.
ings Association
City
Sale—The
Bond
and
i,
Pomona, Calif.
-Sah Mateo County, Calif.
$440,000 6s, due on April, 1,
1958 and 1959; $440,000 2V4Sr
April 1, 1960 and 1961;
April
Principal and interest (A-O)
$330,000
due on
inclusive.
bonds
The
for
1 from 1962 to 1972 inclusive,
979,000 Series B building bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1958 to
1957.
2.56%
.
3,275,000 exhibit hall bonds, at
a price of 100.07, a net inter¬
est cost of about 2.56% for
1982 inclusive.
1982
*;*
6s, due on, April • 1, 1958 and
1959; $330,000 2V4sl dhe Oh
April 1; 1960 and 1961; and
$1,840,000 2^s, due/on April
March
$1,635,600
about
of
Peque-
$659,000 Series A building bond3
Due on April 1 from 1958 to
or
766—
com¬
,
from 1960 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
Las Lomitas Elem.
1972 inclusive.
2,500,000 Laguna Honda Home4
and Hospital bonds, at a price
of 100.04, a net interest cost
sealed bids at his office in River-
America
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
A.
Offering —G.
Bond
building
bonds.
Dated
March 15, 1957. Due on March 15
$80,000
bonds
group
Angeles.
6s, due oh April 1, *1958
$285,000 2Y4S, due
April 1 from 1960 to 1962
inclusive; and $925,000 2^js?
due on April 1 from 4963 to
and. 1959;
on
gnat, County Clerk, will receive
Bond
son,
on
office
000
,
Riverside County, Calif,
.
■
Diego County, Calif.
of the Security-First Na¬
March, 11 vfor the purchase
Of tional Bank; of Lbs Angeles, BLyth
$354,000, building bonds* » Dated & Co., Inc., R. H. Moulton & Co..
vApriL.1, 1957. Due oh Julyil from William it. Sta'ats & Co., and
posed
.
April 1, 1957. Due. on April
from
Sale—The
provement
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids
yntU_H
a.m.
(MST)
on
•
1962
1,400,000 iire .house, bonds, at a*.
price of 109.01, a net-interest
v
cost of about 2.56% for $190,-
Palo Verde Unified School District,
on
from
8.
(P.
Bond
Blue
Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
Carlsbad Municipal Water District,
Pinal
1
the
8 p.m.
March 4 for the' pur¬
on
chase of
interest
the
G.
Witter & Co.
County,- Calif.'
"
Treasurer's office.
Offering—Jack
m
Dated
y.
Buttonwiliow, until
ing,
the purchase of $164,000 building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1957. Due
clusive.
Bond
at
,
'
10
&. flyers, of Los
n
Offering—Secretary W. F.-
Bond Offering —- Rhea Ayerill.
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
.
receive
.
,
revenue
—
Buttonwillow
Maricopa County School District
No. 24 (P* O. Phoenix), Ariz.
19
&
185, p. 766 —
were
awarded to Blyth & Co.,
,nc., and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner dc Beane, jointly.
,
.
Sale —'lhe
Bond
a.m.
the
:
County Treasurer^ office. Legal¬
'
Rhea Averill.
—
Legality approved by O'Melveny
Orange
Due
Bond* Offering
able at the City Treasurer's
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
at the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
County, Calif.
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
Bond .Offering—Lv,- B. Wallace,
bounty Clerk, will. receive' seated* cliffe, of"San Francisco.
School District,
Alamitos
for the
.office.
'
Bond Offering—Ethel
Treasurer's office.
April 1 from 1958
"
•
-
6s, due On April 1, 1958:and
1959; $130,000 2V4S, due on
April 1, 1961 and 1962; and
$730,000 2M»s, due on April 1
from
'
Hay ward Union High School Dist
\,Alameda County, Calif *
Francisco.
1Q a.m., (MST) on March 21.foithe purchase of $674*000 build in g
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1963 inclu-sLve.
on
ity approved' by Orrick, DahlqUist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Clerk of.the Board of Supervisors*,
<will receive
sealed
bids
until
,
;.
Oxnard, Calif.
Dale, City
Clerk,, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (PST) on March 12
for the purchase of $400;000 gen
era! obligation storm drain bonds.
on
March 15 from 1958 to 1982
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on April
inclusive.
Principal and interest 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
(M^S) payable at the County Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
a
Maricopa County School District
No. 48 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
1
990,000 school bonds, at a price
of 100.03, a net interest cost
of about 2.56%
for $130,060
870—were awarded to the Se¬
curity-First National Bank of Los
Angeles, as 3V4S, at a price ol
100.12/a basis of about 3.23%.
fe^^ncl^^Prinrinai ^ County Clerk, will receive .sealed
intirj (J-D) .payable at the bids at his office in Oakland until
interest inf ^slve' ™flpf;
j ia
vpqti
March 5 for the
County Treasurer's office. Legal-'
on Marcn o tor tne
purchase of: $600,000 school, bonds,
March .8.
on
^m. (P§T)
.
made subject to an election to be
held
ll'
Feb.
26 for the purchase of $900,000
flood control* bonds. Dated April
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's
.
Zone
Bond Offering—Jack G. Blue,
County Clerks'will receive sealed
inclusive.
1974
to
District
Of Oakland), Calif.
No. 2 (P.
(PST) on -March 28 tor the
purchase Of $164,000 school bonds',
Dated April l, 1957, Due on July
office.
.
6s, due on April 1, .1958
and 1959; $150,000 2V4s, due
on "April
1, 1960 and 1961;
and
$870,000 2Vfes, due /on.
April 1 from 1962 to 1972 in¬
.
a.m.
•
for 150,-
000
p.
.
of about 2.56%
cost
clusive.
Bonid Sale—The $230,066 build¬
ing uuiicis oiterea 1 en. IU—v. lod,
•
).
1,170,000 recreation bonds, at a
price of 100.02, a net. interest
.
Orange Unified School District,
Orange-County, Calif.
,
.
-
Treasurer's office.
,
•
about ;
1960 to
1962 inclusive;
and
$1,850,000 2%s, due on April
1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
Bond Offering—L. E. Hallowell,
"
•
*'
of
cost
April 1, 1958 and 1959; $570,000 2V4S, due on April 1 from
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Ventura, until
11 a.m. (PST) on March 19 for
1959 to 1977 inclu¬ the purchase of $83,000 building
and interest (M-S) bonds., Dated May .1, 1957. Duo
County Treasurer's on May X from 1958 to 1966 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the County
School District, Los
'
•
-
price of 100.002,
a
interest
net
a
Co.
■
improvement
2.56% for $380,000 6s, due on i
^
Arizona
of the Board of
Eastside Union
Bond
OfleTlng — R,; L. Odum,
Supervisors,: will receive sealed
f
/ Angeles
County, Calif.
Clerk of
the. Board .of Super¬
bids, until
11
a;m.; (MST)? oh
Bond Sale—The $82,000 buildiMarch A for the purchase of $10Q,-( visors, > will 7rdceive, sealed bids!
ihg bonds offered Feb. 13—v. 185,
OOO buildihg bonds. Dated; March until 2 ; p:m. - (MST) Oh March 6
p^ 387Were awarded to J. B.
tor' the 'purchase
of $1;785,000
T, ;1957. DtteVn July 1; from 1955):
Hanauer & Co., of Beverly Hills,
: building
bonds. ' Dated April ; 1,
'•to; 1968 inclusive! Principal and
as 4s; at a price of 100.31, a basis
interest *(J-J) p ay a. bly atthq 1957. Due dn June 1 from 1959 to
of about 3.96%'.
1972 inciusive,
^Principal and in'County Treasurer's office. 3Legal-;
terest>: <J-D)
payable
at
;the HanfordSch. Dist., King Countyt
•ity approved J?y~ Grist; -Ryssri field /
County Treasurer's oifice. Legal*..i.
California
Divelbess
& >Roblnette,
of
riy: approved; by Gust, Rosenf 4dt
!'Phoenix*..
#
.-j v-.*
'Bond Offering—Vernice ThomDi ve l-be s s
Robinette, : of sen,
County ,Clerk, will receive
Maricopa County ,'Gila Bend High Phbenix.-".-l
~
'
sealed .'.bid* in Hanford, until 10
/ School District *' (P, O.Phoenix), *
a:m;. ; (PST) On Feb. 26 for the
CALIFORNIA
',
•- »"* ^
' Arizona- ■* "
\ * t
purchase
ol
$498,000
building
BondOffering^—Rhea Averill, Alameda County, Flood Control and, bonds. Dated March 15, 1957. Due
; Clerk
of "Board Of * Supervisors, Water
Heister,*Clerk
.
street
bonds, at
Lester, Ryons 8c Co., and Ginther
Tulare
Bond Offering—Claud H. Grant,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at ;his -office in Visalia, until
2 p.m.. (PST). on Feb. 26 for the
purchase of, $285,000 school bonds.
Dated March 5, 1957,
Due on
March 5 Jrom
Co.; Stifel, Nicolaus
old E. Wood & C6.; Merrill, Turben .& Co.; HU1, Richards & Co.;
March 1 from
on
3.85s. Due
605,000
Staats &.
&. Co*; Chas.* E. Weigold ' & Co.;
Illinois Company; Robert W,Baird
& Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Har¬
1
1963 to 1977 inclusive.
.
sive:' Principal
Union High
on
frbnr l958 to 1962 inclusive.
;
1957. Due
'. Bond
oh April 1 from 1959 to .1982 in¬
Sale^-The^$470,000 build¬
clusive.
Callable as of April 1, ing bonds -offered Feb. 18-^-v. 185,
1962. Principal and interest (A-O) p: 659—were awarded to Refsnes,
V,
payable at the City Treasurer s of- Ely, * Beck-& Co.
i
fiqe, or at, the Pacific .National,
Yavapai Countyi School District No.
.Bank,, Seattle. ^Legality approved
1 (P. O. Prescott), Ariz.\_
by pres ton, Thor gr imson & ,ttoro'-; ( Bond
Sale—The $245,000 build¬
witz, of Seattle.
*
ing boncls offered Feb. 18—v. 185,
.
•
$65,000^ ,4.35s; "©Ue
of
\
.
.
a
Hirsch
&
Bank, of Charlottesville;
Thomas
Co.; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
Parke; Bacon, Whipple &
McDonald-Moore & Co.; Mullaney,
&
&
■
60
The Commercial
(984)
and
Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 25. 1957
.
'
Wells
& Co.; Byrne and
Clement A. Evans
Inc.;
Auchincloss,
National
land;
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — C. C. LaRue,
Parker & Redpath;
City
Hayden,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
of Cleve¬
Hughes &
& Co.; Ar¬
Bank
Raffensperger,
Co.;
Sylvan School District, Sacramento
Phelps,
& Co.;
Miller
bids
Lestrange
until
San
(PST)
a.m.
Feb.
on
27
Due
cipal and interest
at
First
the
March
on
1
(M-S)
National
payable
Bank
Miami, or at the Chase Manhat¬
tan Bank, of New York City, oi
National
Chicago, at the * holder's option.
Legality approved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell,
of New York City.
Due
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
(A-O)
Treasurer's
interest
and
County
Legality ap¬
the
office.
First
the
Bank,
ol
Beach, Fla.
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
County, Calif.
Jack
—
Tamalpais Union High School Dist.,
G.
Blue,
Marin
County, Calif.
Rescheduled—The
Bond
Sale—The $3,500,000 pub¬
improvement bonds for which
bids
received
185, p.
recently by
Offering
bids at his office in
23
group
a
Principal
payable at
(A-O)
interest
and
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Treasurer's
office.
cisco.
will
San
Mateo
San
S
1
a
High Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
e
The
$3,033,000
building bonds offered Feb. 19—
185, p. 530—were awarded to a
—
bids
until
(MST) on March 5 for the
purchase of $1,250,000 general obigation building bonds. Dated Feb.
Union
Mateo
Bond
8
sealed
receive
I, 1957.
Due
Aug. 1 from 1958
on
inclusive.
1972
due
Bonds
in
v.
syndicate headed by the Bank o)
net
interest
price of 100.08,
a
cost
of
about
$450,000 5s.
1958
a
Feb.
on
1964
from
1
and
a.ia
Due
Feb.
on
1,
members
American
Francisco;
of
The
Trust
First
Levy
San
Rafael
530.
p.
Boston
Bond
870
about
a net
$150,000 5s.
100,000
Due
Dowell,
(EST)
of
and
600,000
Due
1977
1979
to
March
-
1
1958
at
his
1:15
office
in
(PST)
p.m.
for the purchase of
bonds.
ing
Due
1982
1
inclusive.
terest
March
from
1,
26'
New
1957.
1958
to
Principal and in¬
(M-S)
:
-
approved
quist,
by
Herrington
Orrick,
&
to
Sutcliffe; of
J.
Bond
bonds
Schocl
District, Contra
County, Calif.
Sale—The
offered
767—were
.
Safe
at
a
$60,000
Feb.
13—v.
awarded
Deposit Bank,
price of 100.03,
cost of about
of
a
on,
follows:
15, 1958•
1954b
54,000 4s.
1960 to
Due
C.
on
March
15 from
inclusive.
on
1977
Bank
Due
1958
to
on
1977
of
Dade
March 15 from
inclusive.
of
the
State
of
of
Phelps,
&
Co.,
100.07,
as
2%s, at
basis
a
of
a
about
Civil
Township
bonds.
semi-annually from Juiy
1, 1957 to July 1, 1963 inclu¬
Due
sive.
The
bonds
O.
No.
offered
Feb.
767—were
p.
&
Co.,
100.11,
Provident
3s,
basis
a
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
11
Gary, Ind.
of
at
;
abou.
Community
O. Beason), III.
Sale—Subject to an elec¬
4,
issue
an
on
of
or
about March
$60,000
building
sold to Negley, Jens
& Rowe, of
Peoria, as 3%s, at a
price of 100.23, a basis of about
bonds
was
Offering—George Chacharis, City Comptroller, will receive
seal^l bids until 2 pun.
(CST) on
March 12 for the purchase of $1,800,000 parking facilities revenue
Dated March 1, 1957.
Sept.
McHenry County Community High
School District No. 156 (P. O.
McHenry), III.
m
that the Board
Instruction
bids
March
510,000,000
until
20
Bond
for
will
11
a.m.
clusive.
Bonds
cost
3.42%; as follows:
Due
3.10s.
from
1965
Due
to
1,620,000 3.40s.
about
from 1973 to
1964
Note
Housing
Director,
sealed bids until
Feb.
tional Bank,
Chicago
gality
26
for
the
1
will
school
bonds.
c
Date..
as
receive
(EST) on
purchase of $45,-
1 /fron
the
Dec.
on
trust
company
mutually
the
Chapman
&
Logan
O.
Cuder.
dated
are
1957.
March
Tne
12, 1957.
Clay
and Wayne Counties Com¬
munity Consol, Sch. Dist. No. 133
p.
660—were
awarded
Allan
to
Cook
be
until
8
(CST) on Feb. 26
for the purchase of $160,000 school
site
p.m.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
1
March
from
Principal
(J-D) payable at
a
1,
1958
and
1957.
to
University
of Illinois (P. O.
Urbana), III.
Bond
Offering—H. O. Farber,
Vice-President and
Comptroller,
receive
until
March
5
sealed
bids
11
for
bonds,
Bond
Sale—The
a.m.
the
purchase of $6,-
(CST)
buildr
Castle-Henry Township School
Corporation (P. O. 522 Elliott
Ave., New Castle), Ind.
767—were
llair &
awarded
to
Allan'
Company, of Chicago.
.
Offering—Harry L. Modlin, Secretary of the School Board,
will
receive sealed
(CST)
p.m.
bids until
Feb.
on
26
1:30
for
the
purchase of $64,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Feb.
1, 1957.
Due
semi-annually from July 1,
to
July 1, 1977, inclusive.
1958
Interest
J-J.
Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller,-of
Indianapolis.
Community School District,
Bond
Offering—Superintendent
of Schools
Schuchert
an¬
that bids will be received
nounces
until
Richard
2
(CST)
p.m.
March
on
14
Mitchell
County. (P. O. Osage),
Iowa
Bond Sale—The
home
bonds
$200,000 county
offered
185,
—v.
the
Feb.
13
660—were awarded to
p.
Iowa-Des
Moines
National
rev¬
Bank,
follows:
as
purchase of $150,000 build¬
ing bonds. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Des
of
Moines,
at
price
a
100.03.
on
KANSAS
clusive.
Hutchinson
on
Dated
bank
April 1, 1957. Principal
(A-O) payable at a
trust
or
in
company
Chi¬
New York City, named
purchaser, subject to ap¬
prove by the University. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
cago,
or
the
Offering—E.
(CST)
on
City,
Ind.
annually
on
1
1958
from
State
the
building
July
bonds.
Due
1,
(CST)
on
Dated
Interest
1,
J-J.
office,
To-
—
ments the
The
foregoing
18—v.
Olathe,
185,
&
supple¬
report published in
issue of Feb.
Bond
McEvers
City.
Kansas
p.
our
871.
Kansas
Offering -
Gwendolyn
Squire, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
fron
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m.
(CST)
in¬
Legality i the' purchase cf
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice £
Miller,-of Indianapolis.
inclusive.
Thomson,
1973,
-
1977
to
1
March
semi-annually
1958 to July
pur¬
February and August
Treasurer's
May,
March f.
purchase of $141,000 schoc
the
Legality approved by Stin-
—
1:30 p.m.
for
Principal and interest payable at
Note
Bond Offering—Lester T. Cagle
Secretary of the Board of Schoo
Trustees, will receive sealed bid
4
$1,500,000 building bonds.
April 1, 1957. Due semi¬
Dated
Fizzell, of
School
March
chase of
son,
INDIANA
!or the
W.
Pearce,
Education, will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
peka.
Brazil
School District, Kansas
Clerk of Board of
interest
and
by
Bond
April 1 from 1960 to 1997 im
ng bonds offered Feb. 14—v. 185.1 clusive/"
.
of
3Y4S.
as
011
3,000,000 series B bonds. Due
1957.
$55,000
the
Bank
National
April 1 from 1960 to 1997 in¬
interest
Illinois
185,
to
New
-
No. 26
$1,500,000
18—v.
awarded
were
—
Mercantile
of
Chicago bank,
County School District
(P. O. West Chicago),
Feb.
the
at
750,000 men's residence Halls
until
Du Page
offered
City, Ind.
The
—
for the
1967
mutually agreeable to the Board
and the purchaser. Legality ap¬
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
660
p.
elec¬
elusive,,
Offering — Marcella L.
Brandt, Secretary of Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
warrants
Sale
Iowa
an
held
3%s.
Company, of Chicago.
County Sch. District No. 73x/i
(P. O. Shokie), III.
Warrant
IOWA
shortly, an Lssue
$80,000 building bonds was sold
Negley, Jens & Rowe, of Peoria,
*
&
Corpo¬
of about 3.24%.
Hammond School
Illinois
Bond Sale—The
$300,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 15—v. 185,
Blair
basis
a
Dike
$3,750,000 series A bonds. Due
(P. O. Flora), III.
School
Lynch; Pierce, Fenner &
Beane,tas 3V4S, at a price of 100.04,
Grade
Sale—Subject to
to
enue
Chapman
by
Township
Merrill
Lincoln),
cago,
11,
Gary, or at a bank in1
New York City. Le¬
Counties,
series,
Oct.
and
(P. O. Plainfield), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 13—
v.' 185, p. 767—were awaided to
pur¬
Legality
Lincoln
(P.
pay¬
Illini Center, La Salle Hotel, Chi¬
due
in¬
1963
Bond
inclusive.
District.
and
Dist.
Bond
will
or
Guilford
1 fron
Dec.
on
may
be
between
upon
and
Sch.
Keen,
p.m.
Dec.
1975
or
Chester-East
to
due~in
approved
Hammond,
inclusive.
to
bank
a
o
437,000 notes, including $22,003,'(176th)
series, due July a,
1957,
and
$23,437,000 " (177th)
reeeiv
the purchase
at
by
Chicago.
as
B.
cost
1, 1956. Due
1957
Illinois
of
AuthorityIII.
price
Principal and interest (J-D)
of
Due
1987
are callable as of
Sept.
1,
1967.
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the Gary Na¬
inclusive.
Due
1975
Dated Dee.
1986 inclusive.
Offering— W;
to
from
on
1963
885,000 31/4s.
tion
Chicago
Due
to
15
ILLINOIS
war
follows:
3.43%,
1957
15
Nov.
on
as
a
interest
$365,000 3s.
inclusive."
Due
$1,250,-
as
net
a
Randolph
Nov.
on
1972
of
bonds
»!
Company,
approved
15 from
1964 inclusive.
to
920,000
'
•
Nov.
on
oi
building
Illinois
chaser
interest
net
a
issue
Braun, Bosworth &
Co..
Bacon, Whipple & Co., am
100.09,
in
to
thereafter
to a group composed of the
Northern Trust Company, of Chi
agreed
100.05,
6
(EST
Sale—An
school
able
1 from. 1959
ration
3.33%.
1
,
Bond
bonds.
Co,y Cincinnati, A, E. Masten &
Co., Irving Lundborg & Co., and
J. A. Overton &
Co., at a price
OtteringSecretary Jo.
announces
?ublic
Savings^Bank & Trtisl
1,
apolis.
awardet
as
Beason
tion to be held
composed of White, Weld
Co.,
Weeden
&
Co.,
Clark,
Dodge & Co., William E. Pollock
Co., Bosworth, Sullivan & Co..
March
Dale.
Kaneville), III.
$530,000 schoo
bonds
of
Bond
&
&
dated
are
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Dale .State. Bank,
on
a
proved
County Special Tax School
1' (P., O.
Miami)Fla.
Bond
to
Bond
District No.
Tall
awarded
improvement
Castle County (P. O.
Wilmington), Del.
Wheat
ealed
1977
Com¬
Sale—The
Blair
price
group
notes
Due
p.
Stockton,
March
bonds.
from
FLORIDA
Union
Counties
2.98%.
of
000
2.74%.
net interest
as
1977
school
185,
the
to
Goldman, Sachs &
Wood, Struthers *!& Co.; and
price
.
3.96%,
$6,00(1 2s.-Due
and
to
1958
a
Co.,
'
Costa
from
15
to
767—were
p.
Executive
group composed
Fenn & Co.,
Dahl-
San Francisco.
Sheldon
185,
1958
Bond Sale—The $2,150,500 vari¬
ous
purposes bonds offered Feb.
19—v. 185, p. 767—were awarded
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
from
Delaware, in Dover. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
Cruz
Feb.
on
15
capital
Farmers
$100,000 build¬
Dated
March
on
Santa
a.m.
Dated March 15, 1957.
Principal
and interest (M-S)
payable at the
District,
Offering—Tom M. Kelley,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
Allan
The
County),
follows:
as
inclusive.
school
bonds.
Bond
until
bonds,
15
1,000,000
(City and
1967 inclu¬
1,
-
19,000
suit
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Eastman Dil¬
lon, Union Securities & Co., anc
Inc.;
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000 audi¬
torium bonds offered Feb. 15—v.
will
11
inclusive.
inclusive.
Santa Cruz City High Sch.
Santa Cruz, Calif.
State,
until
inclusive.
<
5,750,000
March 1 from
on
Cnase
New York City.
approved
by
Kelley,
1961
Mc¬
■
from 1965 to 1976 inclusive.
150,000 3s.
the
at
or
National
Hawaii
•••*
N.
2,000,000
State
Highway
hard
surfacing
bonds.
Due
on
1,
March
on
John
of
bids
March
on
1977
March
Due
Southern
Macon,
Honolulu
Feb. 28 for the purchase
on
Due
1964.
23/4s..
Secretary
sealed
$10,750,000
to
■
March
on
—
.
inclusive.
Due
and
$460,000 5s.
$2,000,000 State Highway Depart¬
ment improvement b o n d s
March 1 from
on
1962
2V2s.
1963
2.95s,
basis of
as
(State of)
Offering
receive
interest cost of about
to
Delaware
;
follows:
1960
Tucker,
2.91%.
Bond
price of
a
Bank,
about
Levy
&
Williams; Irving
Lundborg & Co.; Stone & Young¬
berg; C. N. White & Co., and
Co., at
inclusive.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
on
Township bonds.
semi-annually irom July
1957 to Jan.
sive.
an;
group composed of Harrimai
of
to
DELAWARE
son,
as
awarded
were
—
Anthony & R. L. Day,
at
a
price of 100.30, a
Association; J. Barth & Co.; Law-
100.03,
2.90%,
Sale—The $788,000 school
offered Feb. 19—v. *"185, p.
bonds
—
&
a
cago;
Connecticut
.
County, Calif.
Witter
1985
to
Connecticut
America National Trust &
Savings
Dean
1959
HAWAII
Sale—Tne $400,000 school
bonds offered Feb. 19—v. 185, p.
870—were
awarded
to
Eastman
Sale
The ,$1,000,000
building bonds offered Feb. 19—
v. 185, p. 659—were awarded to a
group compdsed of the Bank of
>
$1,500,000 school bonds. Dateo
Sept. 1, 1956. Due on Sept. 1 from
Mobley & Montet, of Atlanta.
High School District
Bond
noon
of
Bond
•
Marin
until
of
re¬
Feb. 28 for the purchase
on
1,
195.
a
p.m.-(cSf)
School
Due
sold
&
Co.
(EST)
bids
at
$20,000
]
(P.
Rocky Hill (P. O. Rocky Hill),
.
&
to
Legality
San
(P.
185,
000
185,
CONNECTICUT
Williams; Stone &
Youngberg; FI. E. Work & Co.;
Irving Lundberg & Co.; Hill Rich¬
ards & Co.; Stern,
Frank, Meyer
&
Fox; - Davis, Skaggs & Co.;
Brush, Slocumb & Co.; and C. N.
White
sealed
payable
DeKalb
building
—v.
Manhattan Bank,
28—v.
Corp.;
Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, of
Chicago; Weeden & Co.; Califor*
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., as
nia Bank, of Los
Angeles; Dean
3y4s, at a price of 100.08, a basis
Witter
&
Co.; J. Barth, .& Co.;
of about 3.24%.
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; Schwabacher & Co.; Law- Wethersfield (P. O. WethersReld),
son,
of
the - Board
Commissioners, will
ceive
from
Principal
Unit School District
302
Bond
Citizens
syn¬
Co.,
and
munity
Snell-
Clerk
grove,
1
April
Consolidated Grade School District
Offering—Emmett
County
(J-J)
-
$3,6uu,00
7:30
1957.
Kane
Bibb County (P. O. Macon), Ga.
Bond
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Mar.
on
Dated
until
March 20 for the purchase cf
$39,000 bonds, as follows:
banking
institution
desig
nated
by the successful bidder
Legality approved by Chapman c
Cutler, of Chicago.
issue of Jan.
j
Due
1976
foregoing supple¬
ments the report published in our
—
1976
the
GEORGIA
and interest
1977.
Other
dicate:
Note
inclusive.
23y4s,
Due on
Feb.
from 1965 to 1975 inclusive.
265,000 3s.
Principal
1, 1967.
(F-A)
Tallmadge, of Denver.
Due
to
Aug.
callable
are
payable
at
un
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved
by Tallmadgc &
z.bw/c,
2,315.000
■
thereafter
interest
follows:
as
of
as
America National Trust & Savings
Association, at
add
1968
bonds.
Logan County,
p.m.
to
1957.
to
of¬
Oakland, un-; fering of $1,940,000 building bonds
til 10 a.m. (PST) on March 5 for
postponed from the original date
the purchase of $190,COO building
of Jan.
29—v.
185, p. 659—has
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957.
Due been rescheduled for Feb. 26.
on
April 1 from 1958 to 1982 in-;!
elusive.
building
purchased
531—were
—v.
Jan.
on
composed of
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Lee Higginson
Corp., First of Michigan Corp.,
Goodbody & Co., Rand & »Co.,
COLORADO
Townsend,
Dabney
&
Tyson,
Thornton, Mohr & Parish, and the
Arapahoe County School District 1
Interstate
Securities
No. 6 (P. O. Littleton), Colo.
Corp.,
as
Bond Offering—Franx A. Lane,; VAs, at a price of 97.209, a basis
of about 3.50%.
Secretary of Board of Directors,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CST)
the
purchase
of
Township
Trustee
berg, Secretary of the Board o.
Education,
will
receive
seale.
for
Township (P. O. Dale), Ind.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
by
the
be
able
lic
were
Carter
Offering—Freaa S. Lund
interest
Miami
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
District,
Bond
ol
at
of $54,000 build¬
bonds. Dated April 1, 1957.
on April 1 from 1959 to 1981
DuPage County, Glenbard Twp.
High School District No. 87
(P. O. Glen Ellyn), III.
1976 inclusive. Prin¬
no
Offering;
Bond
Sacramento
1956.
ing
&
School
Lorenzo
Alameda
,
10
in
1,
for the purchase
Co.? Piper,
Jaffray & Hop wood; Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.; J. M. Dain &
Co.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.;
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; A. Web¬
ster Dougherty
& Co.; Kenneth
Ellis & Co.; and Pacific Company.
thurs,
office
his
at
March
from 1959 to
)onds.
jii
on
Sept.
1
from
Feb.
$400,600
Dated March
28
for
school
1; 1957. Due
1958 to 1977 in-
-
-
Xrolume 185
Number 5615
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(985)
i
■
.elusive.
Principal
interest
and
/(M-S) payable at the1 State Treas.*
urer's
-'office/ Legality approved
3
V4S,
due
:
'
to, 1969 inclusive; $349,3|i>S; due on March 1 from
000
by Webb, Oman, McChire, Buziek
Waugh, of Kansas City.
'
1970 to 1978
3.60s,
due
1979
to
1987.
1
.
.
offered
a
Feb.
15
composed
group
of
Company,-Magnus
R'eusch
&
awarded
were
Co., .and
March
Pohl
:&
March
1
1,
from-
1957.
1958
Due
to
on
*1971
& Trust
Lot
sealed
bids until
Feb.
on
F.
1:45
for" the
27
purchase
$1,435,000 school building
bonds.
Dated March
March
on
clusive.
from
1
Bonds
thereafter
March
1,
1, 1957.
1958 to
due
in
1963
in
1, 1957. Due
1977
March
gality
1,
1967.
Callable
Louisiana
ing bonds offered Feb. 13—v. 185.
and
Glas
awarded
the
to
105,000
-
on
March
1
334s.
Due
on
March
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
1
-
Tangipahoa Parish School District
No.
i Bond
104 (P.
O. Amite), La.
Offering—J.
F.
March
April .1 from 1958 to
1977
in¬
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) payable at the office of the
Board,
by the
at any
or
the- Parish
bank
specified
purchaser..
Montgomery County (P. O.
Wilmington), Md.
.'Bond Sale—The $6,000,000 bonds
offered Feb. 19—v. 185, p. 767—
were
awarded to
a
syndicate
com¬
due
on
1,
1987.
•
ceive
City,, Treasurer, will
sealed
bids
until
11
re¬
a.m.
Feb. 25 for the purchase
on
of $1,000,000 temporary
Dated
La
Feb.
1957.
27.
loan notes.
Due
Nov.
on
1957.
Payable at the National
Shawmut Bank, of Boston. Legalitv approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
City Collector-Treasurer, will
on
Feb.
25
the
for
$5,000,000
notes.
1957.
Nov.
Due
purchase
5s, due
to
on
1966
March 1 from 1958
.inclusive;
$183,000
Sale
The
$1,000,000
building and site bonds of¬
18—v.
185, p. 768—
fered
Dated
7,
Feb.
28,
awarded
Sale—The
offered Feb.
the
19
Second
Co.,
$625,000
O.
Taunton),
Massachusetts
Sale—The
Note
1958
Due
to
1964
165,000 31/2S.
offered
Feb.
19—v.
Shawmut
~
185,
Bank
of
871—
p.
National
the
to
awarded
were
notes
discount.
1.98%
at
Boston,
'
Danvers, Mass.
Bond
Offering
Gay,
Town
ceive
sealed
Bank-State
Arthur W.
—
Treasurer,
bids
at
will
the
Trust
Street
Second
Co.,
Franklin St., Boston, until
(EST)
Feb.
on
of
27
$200,000
for
re¬
11
Ill
Boston,
1.85%
at
to
Street
dis¬
dated
are
Feb.
21,
April 2, 1957. Pay¬
on
the
Merchants
at the Chase
or
Bank,
of
New
York
1965 to
1970
Note
Principal and interest payable at
the above-mentioned bank. Legal¬
ity
approved
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
County (P. O. Coldwater),
Michigan
Bond
Offering
Earl Linn,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Offering—Jennie
G. Whit¬
Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
St.,
on
until
Boston,
Feb.
school
$40,000
March
the
for
27
$100,000 bonds,
11
as
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Mar. 7
the purchase of $400,000 jail
sealed
1958
to
on
1977
inclusive..
Feb.
on
25
Dated
on
March 1 from 1958 to 1977
inclusive.
The
bonds
are
dated
March
1957.
Principal E*nd interest
able
at
the
above
-
1,
pay¬
mentioned
June 1 from
June 1 from
:
on
2
532—were awarded to
p.
a
group
composed of the First
National Bank of St. Paul;
Blyth
& Co., Inc.; .Harold E. Wood.&
Co.,
and First National Bank of
West Concord, at a price of
par, a
net interest cost of about
•
3.68%,
follows:
as
\
$495,000 -3.60s.
from
Due
1960
to
1978 to
1985
Feb.
on
1
1977
inclusive.
on
Feb. 1 from
390>000 3.70s. Due
June 1 from
Dated .April 2,
19^7.^ Due.
from 1958 to 1972 inclusive. Bonds
due
in
1967
callable
as
and
thereafter
of April
cipal and interest
at
are
1, 1966. Prin¬
(A-O) payable
suitable, banking institution
a
designated by the successful
der.
bid¬
Legality anproved by Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Chesterfield
Stone,
Township (P.
North
50177
Gratiot,
of
inclusive.
Offering
Route
3,
Township
March
$320,000
ori
Blakely,
will
receive
8 p.m.
(EST)
Clerk,
.
until
bids
4
Leo
—
the
for
water
purchase of
system
revenue
Dated Aug.
1, 1956.
Due
April 1 from 1959 to 1996 in¬
clusive.
Bonds
thereafter
due
in
callable
1965
as
Custer School District (P. O.
W.
Albain
5003
Road, Monroe),
Sale—The $860,000 build¬
661—were awarded to
headed
by
Stranahan,
grouo
a
Harris
&
Company.
Dundee, Mich.
Bond
Sale—The
obligation
bonds
offered
$298,000
Michigan
18—v.
185,
and
Kenower,
Co., jointly.
East Tawas, Mich.
Sale—The
fered
Feb."
Secretary
revenue
to
185,
a
bonds
p.
group
of¬
661—
com¬
of
Kenower, MacArthur. &
McDonald-Moore & Co., and
Co.;
Watling, Lerchen & Company.
March
from
1959
receive
to
Bonds due in
callable
26
of
sealed
1984
1973
8
(CST)
p.m.
the
purchase
Feb.
on
of
$12,509
judgment bonds. Dated March 15,
1957. Due
1963
March 15 from 1959
on
inclusive.
(M-S)
suitable
Principal
payable
and
at
any
bank
designated by the
Legality approved by
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle &
Macartney, of St. Paul.
purchaser.
Hennepin County Joint Indep.
Consol.
and thereafter
Dist.
No.
142
.
Bond
inclusive.
of
Sch.
(P. O. Bloomington), Minn.
Offering—Carlton C. Mil¬
District Clerk, will receive
ler,
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Sept. 1, 1972.
interest
(M-S)
banking institution
(CST)
12„for the purchase of
$1,000,000 school building bonds.
der.
designated by the successful bid¬
Legality approved by Miller,
from 1960 to 1987 inclusive. Bonds
Canfield,
due
as
at
payable
a
.
Paddock
&
Stone,
of
March
on
Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
in
1977
callable.
Detroit.
Northwest
District
Rural
No.
6
Agricultural Sch.
(P.
O.
.
and
stitution
on
Feb. 1'
thereafter
are
interest
and
suitable banking in-'
a
designated
by the suc¬
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
cessful bidder.
Jackson),
Michigan
Sale—The $650,000
Due
Principal
payable at
build¬
661—were awarded to
p.
group
a
composed of the First of Michigan
Corporation;
Kenower,
MacAr¬
thur & Co.; McDonald-Moore &
Co., and Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
at a price of 100.01, a net interest
of about
cost
3.81%,
follows:
as
$J40,000 434s. Due
on June
to 1964 inclusive.
1958
20,000 4V4S. Due
•
1 from
June 1,1965.
June 1 from
on
Mower,County Indep. Consol. Sch.'
Dist. No. 69 (P. O.
■
Offering—Myron HokeDistrict Clerk, will receive
ness,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST)
on
Feb. 26 for the purchase of $235,-'
000 school building bonds. Dated
March
1,
1957.
Due
on
March
1
from 1960 to 1979 inclusive. Bonds
due
in
1973
thereafter
and
are
callable
as of March 1, 1970. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at any
Roseville, Mich.
suitable banking institution desig¬
nated by the purchaser. Legality
1966
on
Bond Offering—Robert J. Nunn,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Mar. 5
for the purchase of $200,000 motor
vehicle
highway
fund
bonds.
in
due
callable
1968
as
1957.
Due
on
July 1
thereafter
and
of July
1, 1962.
are
Prin¬
interest (J-J) payable
at
a
banking institution desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder
Legality approved by Berry, Ste¬
vens & Moorman, of Detroit.
cipal
and
St. Clair Shores, Lake Shore Public
School
Bond
Mich.
District,
Offering—Irene
M.
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar-,
ker,
Scott
apolis.
(EST) on Feb. 28 for
purchase of $2,000,000 school
building and site bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1, 1956.
1958 to
Due
on
Sept. 1 from
1983 inclusive.
in 1976 and thereafter
as
of
ing
callable
Principal and
(M-S) payable at a bank¬
institution designated by
dock &
bidder.
Barber,
Minne¬
of
■
;
.
Polk County Indep. School District
No. 1 (P.O. Crookston), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $425,000
building
bonds
offered
school
Feb.
14
185, p. 662—were awarded to
—v.
John
Nuveen
American
&
Co.,
and
the
Bank, of St.;
National
Paul, jointly, at
a
price of 100.003,
3.56%,
net interest cost of about
a
as
follows:.
$130,000 314s.
1960
to
Due
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
1971
Due
on
•
-
-
Feb. 1 from
'
1972
105,000
to
inclusive.
1982
3.60s.
Due
Feb.
on
1
from 1983 to 1987 inclusive.
The
bonds
bear
terest of 11A%
to Feb.
additional
in-'
from April 1, 1957
1, 1958.
Bonds due
are
Sept. 1, 1966*
interest
&
190,000 31/2S.
Ha-
derly, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
proved
Buck,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Elkton), Minn.
Bond
to 1986 inclusive.
490,000 33^s. Due
Bond
Leland
until
for
—
March
on
and
successful
—
bids
$1,850,000
building
bonds.
Dated
1, 1957.
Due on Sept. 1
school
Honkin'n Schnnl District. M'~h.
Offering
the' Board
of
will
bids until 8 p.m. (EST)
11 for the purchase of
the
$300,000 water
13—v.
awarded
were
Aug.
Minn.
Ann
Schmitt,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
to
until 8 p.m.
Bond
Due
Valley,
Offering
interest
p.
Corp.,
&
1957.
Ishpeming School District, Mich.
Bond Offering—James P. Clan-
871—were awarded to the First of
MacArthur
1,
gen¬
disposal
sewage
Feb.
the
Bond
from 1958 to 1972 inclusive. Bonds
ing bonds offered Feb. 14—v. 185,
p.
receive
p.m. (CST)
purchase ol
anticipation notes.
tax
Dated Jan. 1,
Michigan
Bond
will
10, 1957.
and
of
April
1,
1964.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at a banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
ful bidder.-Legality approved by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
are
Adrian-
ing bonds offered Feb. 14—v. 185,
O.
Mount Clemens), Mich.
Bond
Eden
Leo
7:30
for
March
bondg.
posed
60,000 school .project bonds. Due
on
Clerk,
Principal
supply svstem
Due
bonds.
on
—
bids until
are
a.m.
follows:
from
1
(EST)
purchase of
-
Benson, of Minne- '
Sale—The $885,000 school
bonds offered Feb.
18 *
building
—v. 185,
inclusive.
Offering
for
eral
Hancock, Mass.
June 1 from
on
Due
1973
Education,
Branch
Thorn-
Storey,
by
3.48%,
Bond
1969 inclusive.
to
City
sen,
cey,
MICHIGAN
pur¬
Dated April 1, 1957. Due on April
t
from
1958
to
1967
inclusive.
by the suc¬
Legality approved
&
(P. O. West Concord), Minn.
com¬
National
City.
bonds.
sewer
designated
Dodge and Goodhue Counties Joint
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist. No. 8
Ironwood, Mich.
awarded
were
Bank-State
notes
a.m.
the
group
inclusive.
165,000 3V4S. Due
$100,000
The
bonds.
$400,000
a
follows:
$185,000 4s.
notes
count.1
on
County (P.
to
net interest cost of about
County (P. O.
Worcester), Mass.
Note
sealed
1957.
interest
and
suitable banking in- J
a
—
Feb.
485,000 3V2S. Due
1957.
Principal
by Faegre
apolis.
■
1974 to 1982 inclusive.
of
National Bank of Boston, 28 State
$2,000,1)00 school bonds; $549,000
10,
re¬
man,
Co., Clark, Dodge & Co.,
Baker. Watts & Co.,- Jones, Kreeger
&
Hewlitt, and
Wachovia
Bank & Trust Co., Winston-Salem,
at a price of par, plus a premium
of $1, a net interest cost of about
3.516%, as follows:
Oct.
Due
District
Dated Jan. 1,
to 1965 in¬
1958
Worcester
(EST)
noon
Trust
&
Bond
school
Bond
Offering—James E. Gildea,
First Boston Corp.,
Co., Chicago, White, Weld
& Co., Mercantile Safe Deposit &
Trust Co., Baltimore, J. C. Brad¬
;
Mass.
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chi¬
cago,
Chemical Corn
Exchange
Bank, New York City, Northern
ford
1957.
Community School
Noi'6, Mich.
Detroit.
Boston,
posed of First National City Bank
of New York,
of
from
cessful bidder.
Imlay
a.m.
—
Offering—G ustava
Marche,
11
on
Bedford, Mass.
Note
chase
MARYLAND
on
f
School
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
v
Lot
until
re¬
on
Trust
(VIA SSACHU SETTS
clusive.
of
0.25s;
bids
will
Feb. 26 for the purchase
$500,000 notes. Dated Feb. 27,
due
clusive; and $5,000 0.25s, due
Bristol
lDr the purchase of $130,000 school
bonds. Dated April 1, 1957. Due
Treasurer
sealed
(EST)
March 1 from 1979 to 1986 in¬
Corkern,
Secretary of ' the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed ■' bids
until 10:30 a.m. (CST) on March 6
on
S^s,
ceive sealed bids until
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
from
.
Due
ceive
&
Moore & Co., at a price of 100.06,
Treasurer,
Due
payable at
as
City
drainage bonds.
1957.
stitution
a
nolds,
Legality ap¬
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
000
proved by
a.m.
Somerville, Mass.
Note Offering—William J. Rey¬
Offerings— H.G. Stang- '
land, County Auditor, will receive 1
dock
5,
Manhattan
Securities Corporation,
Company, jointly, as
3t£s.
$20,000
July
1967.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a suitable bank¬
ing institution designated by the
pur¬
1957.
-
successful'; bidder.
of
as
11
for
re¬
,
County (P. O.
Mankato), Minn.
Bond
clusive.
callable
the
will
until
25
Bank, of Boston,
Note
from
and
bids
Feb.
Mc-
Blue Earth
1,
were
J.
1968 and
—
.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
March 5 for the purchase of $40,-
chase of $800,000 notes. Due Nov.
at
&
follows:
$180,000
3V2S,
clusive; $40,000 3.60s, due
4,
Sale—The $285,000 build¬
Equitable
on
able
(EST)
Big Island School
(P. O. Alexandria),
193—were
due
are
posed of First of Michigan Corp.,
Blyth & Co., Inc., Kenower, MacArthur
&
Co., and McDonald-
Treasurer,
sealed
Due
Interest* M-N. Le¬
Rapides Parish,
p.
3Vis,
1, 1987,
Wheaton
Parking
of
as
by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago, and McDonald
& Buchler, of Matairie.
Bond
S30,000
City
(EST)
and
$100,000
Bonds due in
thereafter
to
in¬
1979 to
March 1 from 1970 to 1978 in¬
on
1958
Lynn,. Mass.
Offering—Daniel
Note
clusive; $45,000
approved
District No. 50
1
inclusive; $15,000 3V4S, due
Com¬
from
bank.
Legality approved
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
1957.
May 1 from 1958
on
inclusive.
15
sewer¬
Principal, and
March 1 from 1967 to 1969 in¬
March 25 for the purchase of $1,500,000 hospital bonds. Dated May
to
from
March
due
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
1
inclusive;
inclusive;
Logan,
of
receive
7:30
March
March 1 from 1979 to 1986
on
(P. O. Westwago),
Offering—Samuel
until
to
1970 to
July 1 from 1958 to 198€
on
inclusive.
tioned
District bonds: $45,000 5s, due
on March 1 from 1958 to 1966
Secretary of the Board
bids
1967
from
Due
61
7
7 MINNESOTA
*
purchase, of $525,000 school build-ing bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957.
payable at the above-men¬
March 1 from 1970 to 1978
011
$170,000
March
on
1987 "inclusive.
inclusive; $160,000 3.60s, due
Hospital Service
will
1
inclusive; $240,000 3.60s,
inclusive;
Louisiana
missioners,
from
1
March 1, from 1967 to 1969
on
1
Bond
bonds:
March
on
150,000
District No. 1
Parking
$135,000
March 1 from 1958
inclusive;
of
Grafton, of Louisville.
Parish
Due
Of
by
District bonds: $90,000 5s, due
on March 1 from 1958 to 1966
LOUISIANA
Jefferson
1979 to
$30,000
0.25s, due March 1, 1987.
400,000
Bethesda - Parking
Lot
1962.
&
purchase
bonds. Dated March 15, 1957.
terest
3.60s;
inclusive; $150,000 3J2S,
1986
Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at the Bank
of Louisville, in Louisville.
Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago, and Wyatt,
Grafton
from
1978
28 State St., Boston,
(EST) On Feb. 28 for
the
ceive
011
on
1978
¬
,
will
receive
Merchants Na¬
the
at
age
March
and
as
1970 to
bids
tional Bank,
until 11 a.m.
Ardle,
due
Due
1973
callable
are
of
revenue
Treasurer,
sealed
inclusive; $45,000 3r4S,
1969
receive
(CST)
Town
on
1969
$376,000
1
Taxation./. ;
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m: (EST) ori March 5 for the
„
to 1966
Dearing,
p.m.
to
Spring
District
due
and
Hingham, Mass.
Bond Offering—Karl C. Hough,
;
on
Louisville),
Will
Corporations
5s, due
-
Kentucky
Clerk,
and
Silver
'
due
Offering—C.
Court
1967
inclusive.
600,000
Grafton, of Louisville.
Bond
from
March
on
1982
Co., Lexington. Legality
by Wyatt, Grafton &
Fiscal
1
March 1 from
due
in¬
approved
JefFerson County (P. O.
1,
improvement
$1,071,000 5s, due on
inclusive:
clusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the First National Bank
due; March
inclusive; $1,046,000 312S, due
Co.
of
inclusive;, and
general
March
■•n
Bonds
certificated
as
to
genuineness by the Massachusetts
Director of Accounts, Department
from
clusive; $357,000 3V4S, due
to
bank.
,
bonds:
.
Elated
1
March 1 from 1958 to 1966 in¬
Kentucky
Co.,' Fox,
&
March
0.25s,
2,850,000
-
inclusive; $624,000
on
1986
$95,000
■
Fayette County (Pi O. Lexington),
Kentucky
Bond Sale
The $535,000 eleX
mentary school consti*uction bonds
1 .'from
1967
:
'&•
>•KENTUCKY
March
on
t
'
■■
Legality
the
ap¬
bv Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit,
Wabasha, Goodhue and Olmsted
Counties Joint
No. 50-141
Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Mazeppa),
Minnesota
'
~
Bond Sale—The $350,000
bonds
School,
offered Feb. 14—v. 185> p.,
768—were
Williams
awarded
Co., Inc.
to
Allison-
>
62
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(986)
Zahner
MISSISSIPPI
&
Sullivan
Mississippi (Stats of)
Offering—Joe
Bond
Bosworth,
follows:
and
as
$693,000 series A bonds,
Patter¬
T.
Co.;
Co.,
&
2,307,000 series
Attorney General and ExOfficio Secretary of State Bond
as
bonds,
B
6s.
as 4s.
son,
receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on March
6 for the purchase of
$1,580,000
general obligation, series 2 bonds.
Dated May 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1
Commission,
will
1968 inclusive. Prin¬
from 1958 to
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at a bank or trust company to be
nominated by the successful bid¬
subject
der,
approval
to
by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
Bond Sale—The
bonds.
revenue
March
Dated
1,
Due on March 1 from 1967
1979 inclusive.
Bonds due in
to
and
1968
as
thereafter
callable
are
of March 1,
1963. Principal and
(M-S)
payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legality
interest
Town
Aug.
on
1,
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
1975.
Due on Feb.
3.20s.
1,
1976.
school
bonds
&
Shafto,
Inc.,
100.54,
sold
was
Co.,
Barney
$316,000
to
and
—
Bensdorf
Herman
&
Co.
a
Bond
Offering
receive
$9,968,706,
or
112%
of
debt
service
require¬
ments. In addition, the Bond Re¬
serve Fund is equal to the present
c/o
11:30
II.
will
(EST)
a.m.
on
purchase of $400,-
Ihospital bonds. Dated March
1, 1957. Due
to
interest
tional
March 1 from 1958
Principal and
on
inclusive.
1977
payable at the First Na¬
Bank, of Boston. Legality
by Storey, Thorndike,
approved
Bond Offering—Secretary Edith
bids
on
March
the
receive
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
foV the
school
bonds.
Dated
Due on March 1
1957.
1,
8
until
5
$1,000,000
March
will
Education
of
sealed
-
that
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S> payable
a bank or trust company des¬
at
ignated by the purchaser, subject
by the Boar#* of Edu¬
cation. * Legality
approved
by
to approval
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Louis.
sewer
Feb.
offered
185,
p.
872—were
group composed of
19—v.
awarded
to
a
Drexel &
Co.; R. W. Pressprich &
Co.; Northern Trust Co., Chicago;
National State Bank of Newark;
Lee Higginson Corp.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; W. H. Morton & Co.;
Coffin & Burr; Andrews & Wells,
Inc.;
Bramhall
Falion
&
Co.;
Adams & Hinckley; Ewing & Co.,
and Park, Ryan, Inc.
The group
bid for $4,979,000 bonds as 3.10s,
at a price of 100.44, a basis of
about 3.06%.
Louis, Mo.
Bond
Bond
Sale — The
$12,100,000
municipal improvement bonds of¬
Feb.
fered
were
19—v.
awarded to
185, p. 769—
syndicate man¬
a
aged by Bankers Trust Co., New
York City, and Continental Illin¬
ois National Bank & Trust Co.,
Chicago, at
a
net interest
$163,650
12,000
on
Feb.
2%s.
Due on Feb.
from 1971 to 1976 inclusive.
Other
members
syndi¬
cate: First Boston Corp., Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Equitable
Securities Corp., C. J. Devine &
Co., K. V/, Pressprich % Co., Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fennor
&
Bear e, Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Marine Trust Company of
Western New York, of Buffalo,
the
Illinois
Company, Chicago,
Reinholdt & Gardner, Newhard,
Cook & Co., Blunt Ellis & Sim¬
mons, Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, R.
D. White & Co., I. M. Simon &
Co., Malvern Hill & Co., McDougal & Condon, and Sutro Bros.
University of Missouri (P. O.
Columbia), Mo.
Bond Sale—The dormitory rev¬
enue bonds totaling $3,000,000 of¬
fered
were
Feb.
14—v.
awarded
to
185,
a
p.
group
on
March
1 from
1973 inclusive.
local
*
improvement
c
improvement
bonds.
from
1
as¬
Due
1958
662—
com¬
posed of White, Weld & Co.; Stern
Brothers & Co.; B. J. Van Ingen
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Lucas,
Eisen
&
Waeckerle; First of Michigan Cor¬
1957. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Peoples Trust Company of Ber¬
gen County, Hasbrouck Heights.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of N. Y. City.
and interest
Keansburg, N. J.
Sale
erosion
—
and
The
769—were
$80,800 beach
water
bonds offered Feb.
awarded
and
sewer
19—v,
185, p.
John
to
J.
Ryan & Co., as 3.95s, at a price
of 100.28, a basis of about 3.91%.
School
by early
school
—v.
Sale
—
bonds
185,
p.
The
G.
H.
Walker
and
year
to produce
$1,000,000 in toll revenue for 1958,
the first full year of operation.
Lehman
Brothers,
who
has
acted
either banker
as
adviser
the
to
over
financial
or
Authority
since
1953, has again been retained by
the Authority as financial adviser.
County
(P.
O.
Paterson),
New Jersey
Offering — Basil E. Mc-
Michael,
Clerk of the Board of
Chosen Freeholders, will receive
sealed bids until 2.30 p.m. (EST)
on
March 6 for the purchase of
$2,600,000 general bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1957.
Due on March 1
from 1958 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S)
the
at
First
payable
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co., Paterson. Legality ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
proved
Plainfield, N. J.
Bond
school
Sale
The $3,874,000
qffered iFeb. 18—v.
bonds.
.185, p. 769
—
awarded to
were
—
a
Co., Chicago, Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, New York City,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Ira Haupt
& Co,, Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.,
Bramhall, Falion & Co., Wood,
Struthers & Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co., Andrews & Wells, Inc.,
and Rand & Co. The group bid for
$3,867,000 bonds as 2.95s, at a
offered
Feb.
of
100.20,
basis of about
a
1, 1957. Due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
,185,'-p. 769—has been post¬
—v.
poned until March 15,
19
769—were awarded to
group composed of B. J. Van
Ingen & Co.; Fidelity-Union Na¬
Bank
of
Newark;
Boland,
Co.,
Saffin & Co.; John J. Ryan &
and
Byrne and Phelps, Inc., taking
$1,398,000 bonds as 3%s, at a price
of
100.16,
a
basis of about 3.60%.
Township School District
O. Millburn), N. J.
Bond Offering—Roy A. Ander¬
son, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
(P.
•
(F-A)
payable at • the
Trust
Company,
in Ndwark. Legality ap¬
proved
by Vandewater,
Sykes,
Lincoln
Rochester
-
Heckler &
City.
,
,
Galloway, of New York
'•
'
&
Brookhaven, Center each Fire Dist.
(P. O. Centereach), N. Y.
Bond Offering — John Pearl,
District
Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Feb. 28 for the purchase of
$35,000 fire bonds.
1957. Due
1967
on
Dated Feb.
Feb. 1 from
1,
1958 to
inclusive.
East
Bond
ceive
Offering
sealed
Louis
—
District
Clerk,
until
bids
B.
D,
will
3
re¬
p.m.
(EST) on March 5 for the purchase of $397,500 general obliga¬
tion building bonds. Dated April
1, 1957. Due
1986
to
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1957
Principal
and
(A-O)
payable at the *
Highland - Quassaick National
Bank & Trust
Company, of Newburgh. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
Y.
Bond Offering
ceive
Bond Offering—Helene M. Dunn,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
^
Newburgh Common School District
No. 1 (P. O. Newburgh), N. Y.
Richard W.
—
Goodrich, District Clerk, will
Rockaway, N.
-
interest
sealed
(EST)
March
on
until
bids
5
re¬
2
p.m.
for the
pur¬
chase of
$250,000 general obliga¬
building bonds. Dated April
28 for the
$225,000
1, 1957. Due on Oct 1 from 1958
General
purposes % bonds.
Dated to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and
March 1, 1957. Due on March 1
interest (A-O) payable at the Na¬
from 1958 to 1977 inclusive. Prin-;.
tional Bank of Newburgh. Legal¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
ity approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
bids
until
the
at
2
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
Meadow
Brook
on
Feb.
National
Bank, Freeport. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York
Chase
the
New York
of
100.02,
Manhattan
Bank,
as 3V4S, at a price
basis of about 3.24%.
City,
a
Garden
Wood, of New York City..
Ogden, Gates,
and
Parma
No.
1
(P. O. Spencerport), N. Y.
Offering — Mildred H.
Bond
Hart, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 28 for the purchase of $1,234,500 bonds, as follows:
$45,000 School Site bonds. Due
Nov.
1 from
on
in¬
1957 to 1965
clusive.
1,189,500 District bonds. Due on
City), N. Y.
Offering
Greece
School District
Central
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
No. 18 (P. O. 351Stewart Avenue,
Bond
field &
City.
Freeport, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $417,000 public
improvement bonds, offered Feb.
19—v. 185, p. 769—were awarded
to
tion
June
1 from
1958 to 1978 in¬
Eugene R.
clusive.
Courtney, District Clerk, will re¬
The bonds are dated March 1,
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
1957. Principal and interest pay¬
on
Feb. 28 for the purchase of
able at the Marine Midland Trust
$2,250,000
school
bonds.
Dated,
Co.," New > York City, or at the
April 1,1957. Due on April 1 from Genesee
Valley Union Trust Co.,
1958 to 1987 inclusive. Principal
Rochester. Legality approved by'
and. interest, (A-Q) .payable; at the Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler &
Long Island Trust Company, of
Galloway, of New York City.
Garden City,
Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, Orchard Park Fire District (P. O.
Orrhard Park), N. Y.
of New York City.
Bond Sale
The $25,000 fire
Jeff er son County (P.O.
truck
bonds
offered
Feb.
14—
—
—
Watertown), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Ross D. Andrus,
County Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Feb. 28 for the
000
(EST)
on
p.
Bank
the
662—were awarded to
Orchard
of
Park,
as
3.40s, at a price of 100.40, a basis
of
about
3.32%.
purchase of $170,-
county bonds. Dated March 1,
Due on March 1, 1958 and
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Watertown Na¬
tional Bank, Watertown. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
Lindenhurst, N. Y.
Bond
385,
v.
Offering
—
Oyster Bay Central School District.
No. 2 (P. O. Syosset), N. Y.
Bond
Sale — The
$3,195,000
school
building bonds offered Feb.
185, p. 873—were awarded
to a group composed of First Na¬
tional City Bank of New York;
narns
Trust
&
Savings Bank;
Northern Trust Co., both of Chi-,
19—v.
E.
Roosevelt
Mielke, Village Clerk, will receive
of
000
Feb.
&
&
Co.;
Cross; Francis I. du
Pont &
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
27 for the purchase of $30,-
Pressprich
W.
R.
cago;
Alfred
Offering—Ralph H. Tay¬
lor, Borough Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
March 7 for the purchase of $230,bonds.
sewer
1957. Due
to
1980
1968
Dated
March
on
inclusive.
and
1
March
from
Bonds
thereafter
1,
1958
due
in
callable
are
of March 1, 1967. Principal and
(M-S)
payable
&
Cinnaminson.
Legality
by Hawkins, Delafield
of New York City.
at
the
Trust
Co.,
Feb.
1, 1957. Due on Aug. 1 from
1958 to 1963 inclusive. Principal
and interest
(F-A) payable at the
Security National Bank, of Hunt¬
ington. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Ly sander, Van Bur en and Clay
Wood,
Central School District No.
Thorofare), N. J.
Bond Offering—George T. Price,
Jr., Township Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
Due
1967
interest
on
1
from
1958
Principal and
1
(P. O. Baldwinsville), N. Y.
$450,000 school
Bond Sale—The
building bonds offered Feb. 14—
v.
185, p. 872—were awarded to
a
group composed of the Marine
Trust Company of Western New
York, Buffalo; Wood, Struthers &
Co.; and R. D. White & Company.
Dated March 1,
March
inclusive.
Note—The
the
of
foregoing supersedes
report published in our issue
Feb.
18—v.
185,
p.
872.
(M-S) payable at the First
National
gality
p.m.
improvement
sewer
assessment bonds.
to
8
Feb. 28 for the purchase
$225,000
1957.
until
Bank
of
approved
Westville.
by
Le¬
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City,
3.39%.
about
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
No.
Jr., Village Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
(EST)
(P. O. Bethpage), N. Y.
Offering—Patricia King,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids.until 11
26
for
the
(EST)
a.m.
on
Feb.
purchase of $4,675,000
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1956.
1958 to 1986
1 from
June
on
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the United Stdtes
Trust
of
Company,
New
York
City. Legality approved byfVan-.
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way,
of New York City,
j
Oyster Bay and Babylon Union
Free
School District
No A 22
(P. O. Farmingdale), Ni Y.
Bond Offering— Leonard A.
Arnold,
Clerk,
District
ceive sealed bids until
on
Newark, N. Y.
Bond Offering—C. A. Hausman,
18
Bond
District
Due
approved
&
Co.; and Tilney & Co., as
3.40s, at a price of 100.07, a basis
000. land acquisition bonds. Dated
West Deptford Township (P. O.
of
Millburn
1987
interest
Abbott,
a
tional
purchase of
Feb. 1 from 1958
inclusive. Principal and
on
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Riverside, N. J.
Bond
the
bonds. Dated Feb.
Newburgh Union Free Sch. Dist.
No, 8 (P. O. Newburgh), N. Y.
1959.
Ridgefield School District, N. J.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing of $2,261,000 building bonds
originally scheduled for March 1
for
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the
County Trust Co.,
Katonah.
Legality approved
by
1957,
2.92%.
Cinnaminson Bank
$1,400,000
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.; cation, will receive sealed bids
&
Co.; Blewer, until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 5 for
Glynn & Co.; Geo. K. Baum & the purchase of $1,036,000 school
Co.; Barret, Fitch, North & Co.; bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on
poration;
of this
summer
is estimated
interest
District
(P. O. Bergen), N. J.
Bond
State
i]oad is scheduled for completion
as
Midland Park
house
bonds. Dated Jan.
the
on
1962
to
inclusive.
Bond
with
connect
Thruway near
Spring Valley, N. Y. The feeder
price
Dated March 1,
1
the
of
b 1 i
sessment
1
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
5,200,000
follows:
Due
1958 to
March
Due
as
p u
bonds.
price of 100.038, a
2.676%,
2%s.
Raf-
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
March 6 for the purchase of $175,-
follows:
$6,900,000
I.
ford, Borough Clerk, will receive
cost of about
as
Heights, N. J.
Offering—Robert
650, bonds,
York
Debt
year.
group composed of Northern Trust
Hasbrouck
St.
to
road
Bond
bonds
approximately
or
January last
over
New
JERSEY
system
$742,011,
were
Passaic
Elizabeth, N.J.
*
Bond Sale—The $5,000,000 school
and
fire
the
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
First
the
$198,000
for
5
2
approximately $9,526,000.
The
Authority
is
presently
building a nine and a half mile
pal Division, 45 Milk Street, Bos¬
until
Authority also stated that
for January, 1957,
revenues
feeder
Treasurer,
bids
all bonds.
toll
March
on
until
15%
School District
(P. O. 9120 Bristol Avenue,
Overland), Mo.
Board
were
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
bids
service requirements for 1957 are
O.
Winston
—
County
sealed
NEW
announces
for
Parkway
$13,214,435. Net rev¬
operating expenses of
$3,245,729
MISSOURI
McCallister
after
enues
State
sealed
&
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Ritenour Consol.
were
receive
to
F.
^Treasurer,
District
27
sewer
1, 1957. Due
of
3s, at a price
basis of about 2.92%-.
Rockingham County (P.
Exeter), N. H.
000
to
Garden
1956
will
Jr.,
Monday, February 25, 1957
.
Feb.
on
(P. O. Katonah), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Benjamin
Leonard,
.
$690,000
Bedford, Katonah Fire District
Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the Peo¬
ples National Bank, of Patchogue.
Smith,
Lyons
as
Feb. 26 for the
Due Aug. 1, 1976.
Oxford, Miss.
Bond Sale—The $140,000 special
street improvement bonds offered
Feb. 18
v. 185, p.
769 — were
awarded
the
The
Bond Sale—An issue of
ton,
700,000 3y8s.
Financial Position—The Authority
announced that gross revenues ol
on
National Bank of Boston, Munici¬
1,175,000
Jersey Highway Authority,
New Jersey
New Jersey Highway in Sound
Rochester, N. H.
Lolhrop,
Due
New
requirement of 18 months interest
group
3j/4S.
Scott,
J.
1957.
185, p. 390—were awarded
625,000
Offering-—Lois
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Mar. 5
for the purchase of $60,000 water
$2,500,000 high¬
follows:
as
Mont.
Clerk,
bonds offered Feb,
revenue
a
Bond
Town
Falls,
Spokane.
of)
composed of F. S.
Smithers & Co., J. S. Bradford &
Co., Rand & Co., Goodbody & Co.,
Stephens, Inc., R. D. White & Co.,
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc., W.
D.
Kingston & Co., and Gates,
Carter & Co., at a price of 100.003,
a net interest cost of about 3.19%,
to
Thomson
approved by Burcham & Blair, of
(State
Mississippi
19—v.
the
Trauer-
&
approved
way
by
Commission. Legality
Bond
State
MONTANA
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Hanover Bank, of New
York
City, or at the National
State
Bank of
Newark, at the
holder's option. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, ot
New York City.
YORK
NEW
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
.
Feb.
27
$3,795,000
building
the
re¬
(EST)
purchase of
obligation
Dated March 1,
general
bonds.
1957.. Due
1985
for
will
noon
on
Dec
inclusive.
1
from 1957 to
Principal and in-
Volume
Number 5615
185
terest (J-D) payable at the
lm
•
.
The Commercial twd Financial Chronicle
.
Frank-
Franklin
Mineola.
Legality
apby Hawkins, Delafield &
Square,
proved
•
of
Bank
National
.
Penfield,
Perinton,
Wal¬
Brighton,
worth and Macedon Central Sch.
Diet. No. 1
Bond
.
Sale
Feb.
20—
&
Co., Inc.; Security Trust Co., of
Rochester; W. H. Morton & Co.;
Chas. E. Weigold & Co.; and Sage,
Rutty & Co., as 3.40s, at a price of
100.38, a basis of about 3.36%.
Rochester, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $3,300,000 vari¬
ous
purposes bonds offered Feb.
<19—v.
185,
769—were awarded
p.
to a group composed of the Chase
'Manhattan Bank, New York City;
-
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
York, Buffalo; Barr Bros. & Co.,
Inc.; and Dean Witter & Co., as
2.40s, at a price of 100.02, a basis
NORTH
Administrative
Unit, N. C.
Sale Postponed—Sale
Feb.
of
19—v.
185,
873—
p.
Beaufort
,
County (P. O.
Washington), N. C.
i
Bond Offering—W, E. Easterling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
will
receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleign
until 11
(EST)
a.m.
(P.
on
Feb. 26 for
the purchase of $260,000
follows:
West
Bond
public
bonds,
Feb.
on
1977
as
bonds.
inclusive.
school
Due
from
1
1
1971
from
1
1971
to
Due
on
1978
in¬
1, 1957. ' Principal
(F-A) payable at the
'
Hanover
Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.-' •
' ■
' ' :
'
;
'
RicHfield),
to
Cleveland,
bonds
offered
Feb.
101.85,
3%s, at a price of
basiarof about 3.56%,
a
Fairborn
as
City School District, Ohio
Bond
Sale
The
$1,000,000
building bonds offered Feb.
185, p.-584—were awarded
school
20—v.
:
a group composed of Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Eastman Dil¬
lon,
Union
Securities
&
Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Wm.
and
3%s, at
Mericka
J.
price-of
a
&
Co.,
101.06,
as
basis
a
3.39%*
about
185,
•
a
6^3—were awarded
p.
Hayden, Miliar & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 4s, at .a price of 100.21,
a
basis of about 3.91%.
185,
873—were
p.
Bond
lin.
Offering—W.
G.
Clerk of the Board
Sander-
of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) oq, March 12 for the
purchase of $305,000 school im¬
provement
1, 1957.
bopds.
Dated
$50,000
composed
as
1958 to
Due
awarded
of
Vance
to
to
Se¬
Principal
and
1958
Principal
interest
md
a
in¬
1980
to
Feb. 28
600
for the purchase of $336,-
bonds,
follows:
as
$233,150 street," special assessmenl
limited
tax
bonds.
Due
on
1 from
.
June 1 from
on
on
-
•*
June 1 from
1980 inclusive.
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1967 incl.
31,000 U. S. Route No. 6 paving,
limited
tax
bonds.
1 from
1958 to
Due
on
1967 incl.
water main construction
limited
tax
bonds.
Due
on
Company, of Cin¬
Legality
approved
by
&
Williams,
ox
cinnati.
Cincinnati.
Silver Lake, Ohio
Kohler,
Offering
Julius
—
J.
Clerk-Treasurer,
Village
will receive saled bids until 7 p.m.
(EST)
March
on
the
for
4
District No. 2 bonds.
pur¬
Dated March
Due on Dec. 1 from 1958
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
payable
(J-D)
Bank, of Akron.
Legality
approved by Squire, SandeAs &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
(P. O. Dexter City), Ohio
\
:
Nov.
4.20%.
about
Wert, Ohio
Offering—John A. Jones,
1 from
1958 to
City Auditor, will receive sealed
until noon (EST) 011 March
11
for the purchase of $674,001)
sewer
improvement bonds. Dated
April 1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from
1958 to 1982 inclusive. Principal
Wert.
a
group
composed of J. J. Mor¬
& Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody
&
Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co.; Lee
Higginson Corp.: Hornblower &
Weeks; W. H. Morton & Co,; Fi¬
delity-Union Trust Co., Newark,
and
First Citizens
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of Smithfield, at a price of
100.04, a net interest cost of about
3.G2%,
as
Legality
Squire,
$710,000 6s.
1958
to
1,290,000 3s.
-
-
1971
to
Due on
1 from
inclusive.
1970
Due
1985
Dec.
on
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Dempsey,
of
DAKOTA
at the City Treasurer's
Legality approved by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey,
of
Cleveland.
Minot, N. Dak.
Offering—R. E.
City. Legality approved
Winfree,
McCulloch,
Shuler
Sayre, of Portland.
Note
by
&
The
foregoing supple¬
reporKpublished in our
February 11 — v. 185,
—
issue
p.
of
770.
Springfield, Oregon
Bond Sale
The $72,000 Ban¬
croft Improvement bonds offered
—
—
185,'p. 534
v.
were
—
awarded to the United States Na¬
tional
Bank,
of
Portland,
Blyth & Co., Inc., jointly.
Sale—The
bonds
1, Hanoverton), Ohio
Offering — H. C. Dorr,
R.D.
County (P. O. Toledo). Ohio
Offering—Anna C. Pflu
felder.
Clerk 'of Board
unljil
for
10
the
water
of
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
supply/ line
bonds.
on
*-
County
of
on
March
until
8
p.m.
the
for
8
pur¬
bf $211,000 building
chase
bonds.
Due on Dec. 1
1, 1956.
improvement
Dated March
1, 1957.
Principal
payable
v
and
the
Due
interest
at
and
County
office.
Legality
by
Squire.
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland. "
ap-
&
Prin¬
1958 to 1978 inclusive.
cipal
at
payable
(J-D)
interest
the Farmers National
8
and
sewer
Co.
Offering
—
bids
until
and interest
Citizens
Maple HeightsGity School District,
.--Ohio
(EST)
noon
(J-D)
Bond
Offering
F.
—
tonia.
Savings
Legality approved by Peck
sealed
(EST)
on
March
chase
of
Sl.,200,000
and
improvement
April
from
1,
1957.
for the
12
OKLAHOMA
bonds.
on
Dated
June
1959 to 1978 inclusive.
bidder
on
shall
the
file
basis
that
the
1
Each
alternate
basis
that
the
subject to call at
bonds
bonds
will
and
par
after
June
Offering
until
Feb.
000
—
2
Bids
will be
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
1967.
pay¬
able at the Cleveland Trust Com¬
ap¬
&
$120,000 6s. Due
1958
County Dependent Sch.
ing bonds offered Feb. 11—v. 185.
p. 770—were awarded to the First
National Bank & Trust Company,
of Oklahoma
City,
as
Miarch
on
inclusive.
March
terest
1963
to
1967 inclusive.
1 from
1
from
Bonds
1958
due
to
in
1967
1, 1961. Principal and in¬
payable at the Third Na¬
Legality
TownceriH.
Elliott
Company, of
approved
&
until
Whitaker, Pa.
Bond
Offering
Francis
A.
Orris, Borough Secretary, will
re¬
ceive
sealed
on
—
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
March 1 from the
pur¬
$15,000 general obligation
bonds.
PUERTO
Rico
a
Due
1961
group
Due
March
on
1971
to
2->hs.
RICO
Aqueduct and Sewer
(P. O. San Juan),
Bond
Sale
$12,000,000
—
Rico
A
>
issue
new
bonds
revenue
was
purchased via negotiation by the
to
for
yield
the
from
2.75%
serial
in the
March
case
of the $7,-
095,000 term 4s. due in 1992,
The
issue consists of:
'
430,000 31/2S. Due
on
July 1, 1964
I9c5.
and
705,000 3.60s.
1966 to
Due on July 1 from
1968, inclusive.
780,000 3%s.
Due on July 1 from
1969 to 1971, inclusive.
DIVIDEND
~~
NOTICE
1
District, Pa.
Offerin g—Thomas J
8
the
1958 to
1982
DIVIDEND
inclusive. Prin¬
payable at the
POWER & LIGHT
COMPANY
Miami, Florida
A
(P.
Twp. School District
Kimberton),
O.
Sale —The
185,
p.
payable
gen¬
business
(P.
O.
"flORIDA IUSINISS
AND
School Authority
Northampton),
v.
185.
group
p.
bends
Pa.
offered
Feb.
14—
770—were awarded to a
headed by Kidder, P<?abody
price of 98.00, a
& Company, at a
President
ClIMATi IS WARM
Sale—The $485,000 school
revenue
March 1,1957.
R. H. FITE
Pocle,
Roberts
&
3VsS, at a price of 100.40,
Township
Bond
March 26, to stock¬
on
534—were awarded
basis of about 3.07%.
Moore
|)er
the
holders of record at the close of
Schniidt,
as
on
Common Stock of the Company,
obligation bonds offered Feb.
14—v.
quarterly dividend of 32e
share has been declared
Pa.
$170,000
NOTICE
FLORIDA
FidelityrPhiladelphia
Trust
Co.,
Legality
approved
by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.
East Pikeland
<
$1,135,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
1958 to 1963, inclusive.
1
cipal and interest
to
maturities,
inclusive.
on
of
First Boston Corporation and As¬
sociates and publicly offered at
p.m.
(EST) on March 6
purchase
of
$1,850,000
improvement bonds. Dated
March 1, 1957. Due on March 1
a
of
Philadelphia.
school
to
by
Munson
Secretary of the Board of
Lyons,
from
of
as
Directors, will receive sealed bids
for
and
1962
callable
are
tional Bank & Trust
W4
35,000 2Vgs. Due on April
p.m.
pur¬
inclusive.
Chester School
follows:
$28,000 23/4s. Due on April 1 from
1959 to 1962 inclusive.
wilL
8
the
for
chase of $46,000 general obligation
bonds. Dated March 1, 1957. Due
March 1 from
on
1960
2%s.
Bond
Parke,
build¬
until
27
from 1972 to 1982 inclusive.
eral
Bond
to
440,000
Bond
City), Okla.
Sale—The $78,000
to
composed of Stroud & Co., Glore,
p.m.
District No. 46 (P. O. Oklahoma
Thomas A.
Secretary,
bids
Feb.
on
and at par
JForgjan & Co./Bqtcher & Sherrerd, Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
Parke, Fauset, Steele & Co., and
Dolphin &
Co.,
at a
price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about
2.60%, as follows:
building bonds.
Oklahoma
awarded
were
—
(CST) on
26 for the purchase of $145,-
received
be
plus, accrued
interest, in inverse serial number
sequence on any interest payment
on
County Indeo. Sch. District
No. 22, Okla.~
Bond
(EST)
Chester.
bids,
will be non-callable, the other on
the
Beaver
pur¬
construction
Due
Cincinnati.
Vasek.
J.
Education, will
bids
until
noon
Pa.
$1,000,000 gen¬
obligation improvement
bonds offered Feb. 19—v. 185, p.
on
payable at the
Bank, of Lee-
Shaffer & Williams, of
Clerk of Board of
receive
Allentown,
Sale—The
Bond
440.000
for the
sealed
3.85%
E.
purchase of $27,000
sewer
system bonds. Dated
Feb. 15, 1957. Due on Dec. 15 from
1958 to 1982 inclusive.
Principal
March 7
Lawrence
—
Borough
receive
prices
PENNSYLVANIA
Spears, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed
Regan,
Puerto
Sale—The $550,000 build¬
National Bank, of Portland.
Ohio
Margaret
of
Offering
Authority
County School District
from
Washingtonville,
Bond
Bank
Throop, Pa.
Bond
Puerto
ing bonds offered Feb. 14—v. 185,
p. 663—were awarded to the First
Bank, of
District, Pa.
County, New Castle.
(EST)
(P. O. Hermiston), Ore.
Bond
Hanoverton.
Feb.
$111,803
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1967 inclu¬
sive/
sealed
on
from
Lucas
bids
(EST)
1,
—
&
Umatilla
No.
March
on
663—were awarded to the First
National
offered Feb. 18
v.
185,
770—were awarded to June S.
Jones
770
Bond
p.
chase of
Toledo, Oregon
$80,000
Bond
Due
ing bonds offered Feb. 13—v. 185,
Scranton.
11
March 1 from
on
inclusive.
School
thereafter
ments the
United Local School District (P. O.
Dated Dec.
Barcus, pany, in Cleveland. Legality
Squire
Sanders
City Auditor, will receive* sealed proved .by
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on March Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond
York
eral
bids
date
NORTH
callable
are
1, 1967. Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
fiscal agency of the State in New
by
approved
&
Sanders
receive
office.
one
follows:
in
due
of March
Cleveland.
—
gan
thereafter
and
payable at
the Van Wert National Bank, Van
pavable
nroved
to
as
$3,750,000
Bonds
March 1 from
Sale—The $300,000 build¬
March 1 from 1961
on
inclusive.
(M-N)
interest
and
1967 inch
Treasurer's
•
1982
1968
bids
of Education, will
Mecklenburg County (P. O.
Charlotte), N. C.
Bond
S a 1 e
The
$2,000/ 00
building bonds offered Feb.
19—v. 185, p. 768—were awarded
to
4%s.
Castle
Bond
of
1 from
1997.
system bonds. Dated March
1, 1957. Due
p.
Clerk of Board
<M-N)
school
water
v.
Bond
285,000
Bond Offering
Alfred Mundt,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on March
Feb.
Sch. District
Noble Local
of
1976 #o 1979,
New
purchase
*
March
on
60,000 4Vis. Due
Portland.
the
IVlarch 1 from
1973 to 1975, inclusive.
McCullough, Shuler & Sayre,
for
on
inclusive.
on
30,000 41/ss. Due
on
Salem, Oregon
5
March 1, 1964
1969 to 1972, inclusive.
the
at
Dime
Southern
Due
on
1965.
40,000 4s. Due
Principal and interest payable at
the Portland Trust Bank, in Port¬
land. Legality approved
by Win-
chase of $182,550 Highlands Sewer
1977
bonds.
March 1, 1962.
March 1, 1963.
on
1966 to 1968,
—
Ruggles-Troy Local School District
(P. O. Nova), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $335,0.0 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 14—v. 185,
p. 663—were awarded to The Ohio
Company, as 3%s, at a price of
101.65, a basis of about 3.56%.
Bond
system
March 1, 1980.
March 1, 1961.
on
30,000 37/8S. Due
receive
Feb. 1 from 1959 to 1978 inclusive.
Shaffer
Peck,
The, bonds /are dated March 1,
1957. Principal and interest (M-N)
June 1, 1981.
on
water
on
and
.
26
.
000
of
Trust
will
on
10,000 3%s. Due
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Feb. 25 for the purchase of
$300,-
free,
&
Treasurer,
-
March 1, 1959.
5,000 3%s. Due
5,000 3y2s. Due
5,000 3%s. Due
sealed
Bank
Van
Bond Offerin g—Joseph J.
Mitock, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Bond
about, 4.58%/
March 1, 1958.
on
on
5,000 3y4s. Due
Portland), Oregon
Offering—J. W. Adamson,
District,
of
cost
5,000 3s. Due
873.
p.
interest
follows:
$5,000 2%s. Due
OREGON
payable at the Provident Savings
Lorain, Ohio
Commissioners, will receive sealed
1976 inclusive."
25,000 iy2s. Due
clusive.
from
basis
inclusive.
Bond
inclusive.
100,000 2V2S. Due
1977 to
June
on
1970
150,000 3V2S. Due
1971 to
from
inclusive.
145,000 6s. Due
1964 to
1
June 1 from
on
1963
1
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
inclusive.
30,000 3V4s. Due
1961
June
on
1960
1957.
Bond Sale—The $190,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 14—
185, p. 663—were awarded to
Sweney Cartwright & Company,
as
4Vis, at a price of 10J.38, a
1981
follows:
5s.
bonds.
Dated AprJ 1,
Due semi-annually on June
and Dec.
March
Due bn Dec. 1 from 1958
interest (J-D)
payable at the First
National Bank, Mansfield. Legal¬
19—
Corp.; J. Lee Peeler &
Co.; Carolina Securities Corp., and
R. S. Hays & Co., at a price of
100.08, a net interest cost of about
3.58%,
Educa¬
ouilding
to
Ohio
69,450
curities
•
of
(CST) on March 13 for the
purchase
of
$2,300,000
school
1, 1957.
Lexington Local School District,
Sale—The $500,000 school
group
Board
of
noon
bonds offered Feb.
to
Nov.
building bonds offered Feb.
v.
Clerk
net
1968
as
February 18—v. 185,
District
to
Bladen
Bond
School
Local
1,
Multnomah County, Rockwood
Water District (P. O.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
_
County (P^ O.
Elizabethtown), N. C.
of
3s, at a price
basis of about 2.84%.
a
April
on
Note—The foregoing supersedes
the report published in our issue
Bond Offering—Edna Mae Heiman,
185, p.r668—were awarded
Field, Richards & Company, ol'
-
Feb.
Dated
Road,'
Ohio
Due
1969.
as
to
clusive.
and interest
Everett
14—v.
*
refunding bonds.
Feb.
to
bonds.
from
1978 inclusive.
26,000
1959
refunding
Feb.
on
101.43,
Co.,
ity approved by Squire, Sanders &
hospital
Due
29,000
of
&
Princeton
Sale—The $625,000 school
improvement
to
$205,000
Mericka
3s.
and
Inc.; Ohio Company; and Wm. J.
O.i 3420 W.
18—v.
postponed.
was
banking
Bath-Richfield JLocal School District
and water line
$500,000 school bonds, sched¬
for
suitable
Geneva-on-T-he-Lake, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$50,700 sewer
'
uled
any,
group
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
15,000
(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohio
CAROLINA
Albemarle City
Bond
at
a
interest
institution desi^iated by tne pur¬
chaser.
of
of about 2.39%.
the
payable
770—were awarded to
and
$2,600,000
185, p. 873—were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Kuhn,
Loeb & Co.; George B. Gibbons
-
Principal
OHIO
The
v.
.
p.
Apri| 1 from 1958 to 1972 in¬
York
—
building bonds offered
'
on
ing bonds offered Feb. 19—v. 185,
(P. O. Penfield),
New
■
Norwtdk City School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
clusive.
Wood, of New York City.
"
for the purchase of $1,050,000
(callable) refunding improvement
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1957.
Due
4
63
(987)
INVITING, TOO!"
|
■
£4
The Commercial
(988)
3.80s.
1,855,000
Due
from 1972 to 1977,
Legality approved by Danforth &
Danforth, of Sioux City:
1
Due July 1, 1992.
7,095,000 4s.
The bonds
July
on
inclusive.
TEXAS
dated Jan. 1,1957.
are
Abilene, Texas
(J-J) pay¬
Principal and interest
Bond
able at the Chase Manhattan Bank,
Offering
C.
—
system
Gatlin,
E.
Mitchell, Pershing.
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m.
(CST) on March 1
for the purchase of $2,000,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Feb.
City.
15,
New
by
proved
Boston
First
Due
of
as
able
the
at
Dallas.
Anderson
District
School
(P.O. Palestine),
County Common
No. 3
Texas
Offering
Bond
of
Secretary
(CST)
a.m.
DAKOTA
15
from
able
Feb. 26 for the purchase
cipal
at
(J-J)
tion designated
June 1
State
Nov.
on
inclusive.
of¬
Treasurer's
at the County Treasurer's
Grand
$494,000
institu¬
by the purchaser.
p.
First
bonds
revenue
Southwest
Prairie,
offered
totaling
bonds
Feb.
185,
13—v.
771—were awarded,
follows:
as
receive
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
bonds.
Offering—E.
Tomlin-
L.
until 7:30
p.m.
for
purchase
the
school
(CST)
on
Bank
$225,000
bonds.
Dated
Legality
non-callable
bonds
1967, and
interest
quent
on
payment
3.44%,
1957
to
Johnson
interest
Victoria
by
1964 to
1969
Dallas.
of
subject
to
prior
Board of Educa¬
STATEMENT
HAS
BEEN
MADE
BY
THE
SECRETARY,
from
1
Offering
A.
of
for
11
the
1957.
1958
to
—
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
Due
to
1. At
TOBACCO
Meeting of the Directors held today, it
a
the Stockholders
the Annual General
at
the 29th March next, the payment on
3Uth
ended
year
COMPANY,
inclusive.
Boston.
National
pay¬
Bank
Legality
approved
by
Best,
Coolidge
&
Gray,
Benton
County, Kiona-Benton City
Sale—The $100,000 school
Feb. 15—v. 185, p.
offered
beptemoer,
the 31st May
of eleven
1956
was
Meeting, which
Sale
Bond
from
par.
; • ,■*
,
$2,000,000
school bonds offered Feb.
Principal
awarded
to
Edward
Bank, of Jasper.
a
Webb
G.
16
were
composed of
group
&
(free of United Kingdom Income tax*) (1955—9d.)
snaking with the interim dividends already paid,
I/9d.) for the year.
2.
If the payment
of
next
pence
on
fixed to be held
a
on
final dividend for the
10/— of Ordinary
Stock
the issued Ordinary Stock,
per
total of two shillings (1955—
a
has
Stevens
Peoples
Co.,
8.
at
registered office of the Company up to 29th April next will be in time to be
passed for payment of the dividend to the transferee. In the case of Bearer War¬
the dividend will be paid against the deposit of Coupon No.
3. The Directors also decided to declare
the year
30th September,
to
1957 of
seven
(free of United Kingdom Income Tax)
the 29th
March
pence
received in order
dend to the transferee.
In the
case
on
office of the Company
up
of Bearer Warrants the
dividend will be
against the deposit of Coupon No. 228.
5.
of the
The
have
Directors
authorized
of
Group's operations for the
year:
following
announcement
of
the
results
—
Years
to
30th Sentence
these
The total
consolidated
profit, before taxation
Paragraph 8 below),
from which
United
must
1955
(see
£51,878,873
was.
£51.960,942
be deducted:—
Kingdom Taxation
£ 7,388,272
Overseas taxation
Outside Shareholders' interests in
£
6,672,479
20,630,122
•
18,288,357
2,301,845
2,999,266
profits......
Leaving Group Net Profit
21,558,634
24,000,840
30th September,
to
the
Consolidated
reduction
<1955—£7,639,555).
keen transferred
March
up
6d.
to
to 25th
the
next,
Income Tax.
Offering
for
each
In the
below).
are
as
bids
(PST)
in time
of
Board
£1
£
Interim Ordinary dividends paid—
6d. per 10/— Stock paid 29/3/56.
7d. per 10/—
(1955—1/—
received
Transfer
£
332,813
950.000
3 266 692
2.672,748
14,216
Dated March 1, 1957. Due
May 1 from 1959 to 1980 incL
B.rookfield,
(P.
transfers
estimate
of
the
to
Fixed
amounts
Asset
and
2,448,726
Stock
Replacement Reserves represent
regard to changes in price levels,
which,
having
abonld, in the opinion of the Directors, be retained out of Group profits towards
maintaining over the year that part of the real capital of each company in the
Cronp represented by Fixed Assets and Stocks.
7. There have been changes
the
in the rates of exchange applicable
to sterling for consolidation
purposes
of the current assets
and liabilities of certain of the Overseas Subsidiaries.
The Holding Company's
4#
the
over
year
conversion
proportion
of the
net
resulting
difference
on
exchange
Woodside
O.
School Dist*
Brookfield),
Wis.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until March 4 for the
purchase
bonds.
of
Due
$100,000
building
1958
April 1
on
from
1977 inclusive.
to
(Village), Clinton, Brad¬
ford,
La Prairie,
Sharon
Turtle and
(Towns), Clinton
and
30th
at
Undivided
As
September,
Profits
1st
at
result
a
will
1956
District No.
10 (P. O.
Clinton), Wis.
October,
Bond
Offering—Janette
as
Meeting it was also decided to pay,
due on the 5%' Preference
bf
Preference
in order at the
to
Stock,
less
United
the
on
Stock
Kingdom
registered office of the Company
he passed for payment of this dividend iti
dividend
the
will
be
paid against
bids
c/'o
Geffs, Geffs, Block &
Janesville,
until
3
p.m..
Geffs,
.
(CST)
on
March
of
$450,000
building
1957.
to
be
convene
an
for
4
April
on
inclusive.
interest
(A-O)
Citizens
State
the
pur¬
high
school
Dated June
1,
bonds.
Due
1977
from
1
1958;
Principal
payable
Bank,
and
the
at
Clinton.
of
Legality approved by Linesr
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
Wis.
Monona,
the
on
Kohls,.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
Offering—Kathryn Engel,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
for
25
7
the
corporate
purpose
April 1, 1957. Due
1958
to
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
Feb-
$142,000'
bonds.
on
Dated
April 1 from
inclusive.
1977
and interest
on
of
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Madison Bank & Trust Co., Madi¬
son.
by Lines.
Legality approved
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
to the existing Ordinary Stockholders in the
one new ten shilling Ordinary Share for every
£1/10/0 of Ordinary
by them respectively. Any of the new shares which would fail to
proportion of
Stock
held
to
trustees
The
will
or
above
for the
result of the
proposed distribution will be allotted
be
to
mentioned
immediately
tion to
the
as
trustee
a
appointed by the Directors and sold and the net
divided amongst the Ordinary Stockholders entitled to such fractions.
proceeds
on
shares, which will all
issue
be
converted
into
be
stock
issued
and
it
in
is
registered
form,
Board's
inten¬
the
apply to the Stock Exchange for permission to deal in and for quotations
new
Ordinary Stock.
The
of
consent
If the
necessary
dividends
any
enable
the
Capital
resolutions
of £1,355,105
(1955—
declared
holders
prior
of
Issue
Committee
to
above
the
proposals
has
are
passed authorizing these proposals the
new
The Board desires
middle
the
to
of June
date
of
and
next
they will
allotment.
shares
new
to
rank for
not
Arrangements
Ordinary Stock represented by
allotment of the
an
warrants
to
will
bearer
Oilers Investors and
be
Great
to
not
by
carry
way
any
imolication
Further details of the
vening
whatsoever
of dividends will be
the
any
March with
that
the
total
greater than if the
oroposals will be
set
General
the
Annual
Meeting
amount
capital had
which
Extraordinary
Subscribe
out
be
to
"Stock
in the letter and notice
will
be
sent
Report and Accounts for the
year
ended 30th
to
a
Taxation
tax
Comment"
and
Canada's leading
ol
Market
Coupon
Advisory
10
issue
below
Trial
for
Services
Introductory
Service—S.5.00
j Stock Market News & Comment Ltd.
I
Securities Adviser
i
No. "E'
| 80 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Canada
February 1957
Stockholders
to
(Established in 19;3<i)
in
Fill
con¬
stockholders
to
BRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED
Double
One
distributed
News
Market
Stock
been increased.
not
September, 1956.
18th
Speculators
Profit-Making Opportunities!
which they will be entitled.
to
emphasize that this proposed capitalization of Reserves
and Undivided Profits, which are
already fully employed in the business, does
early in
6. The
a*
pur¬
building
shillings each for distribution
ten
120.330
2,462,942
snaking, with the balance brought forward
been made
sub-holding
has
relevant
capital of the Company to £60,000,000 by the creation of 20,009,009
new
Ordinary Shares of ten ^shillings each. It is further proposed to capitalize
the sum of £11,878,880/10/0
(part of the reserve and undivided profits) and to
apply the same in paying up in full 23,757,761 of the unissued Ordinary Shares
3,563,664
1,000,000
Increase in balance carried forward
of the
authorized
obtain
1.781,832)
2,078,804)
final dividend proposed
p.m.
the
for
bondSi
in
extraordinary general meeting of the Company
to be held
immediately following the conclusion of the above mentioned Annual
General Meeting on the 29th March next for the purpose of increasing the
1955
10/— Stock)
General Reserve
to
Sheet
of Bearer Warrants
case
prooosed to
made to
Stock paid 28/9 56.
per
336,375
books
dividend
unit
shares will be allotted about the
(net)
the
figures
passed for payment of this dividend to the transferee. At the
above Board Meeting the Directors also authorized the issue and
publication
of the following special announcement.
of
1
re¬
2
school
$71,274
Directors have also
to
March
on
chase
A.
will
until
been obtained.
follows: —
1956
Preference dividends
consolidated
the
decided to pay, on the 30th Aoril next the half6% Preference Stock amounting to 7.2d. for each
unit of Preference Stock, less United Kingdom Income Tax. Transfers received
order at the registered office of the
Company up to the 5th April next will
£8,477,919 (1955—£7,639,555).
Appropriations by the Holding Company
in
deposit of Coupon No. 107.
yearly dividend due
be
Chester
—
Treasurer,
-sealed
chase
February will be iin time
the transferee.
£1
(P.O. Colville),
ceive
balance of
.
half-yearly
Transfers
10. The
192
Hills, County
Consolidated
the
1956 and full provision
Balance
Reserves
-
the above-mentioned
At
9.
29th
From the Group Net Profit £3,400,000 (1955—£2,000,000) has
Fixed Asset and Stock Replacement Reserves
to
(see Paragraph
Of this transfer the British-American Tobacco Co. Ltd. proportion was
£50,000 (1955—Nil). Thus Group Available Net Profit was £18,158,634 (1955—
£22,000,840), of which the British-American Tobacco Co. Ltd. proportion was
€
the
in
be allotted in fractions
The proportion of the Group Net Profit dealt with in the Accounts of BritishAmerican Tobacco Co. Ltd., including dividends from Subsidiaries, was
£8,527,919
in
and undivided profits at 1st October, 1955.
reserves
steps
net
a
It is
1956
included
been
not
1955 of £5,756,685.
in
the
have
area
year
out of
company
to
paid
Profits
Undivided
.
Community Schools Joint
that
of the
respect
..
be passed for payment of this interim divi¬
and
for the investment in those subsidiaries in
the
.
the registered
at
to
of
Stock
the Issued Ordinary Stock, payable
.
February will be in time
10/— of Ordinary
per
in
amounting
first interim dividend in respect
a
next.
4. Transfers
the 25th
on
229//.
Reserves
price of
Washington
Bond
Owing to the present unsettled situation in the Middle East, certain sub¬
sidiaries
reflect
of the dividend is confirmed, transfers received in order
been charged to Currency Conversion Adjustment, the
from
of
State
a
County, Springdale School
District No.
Balance Sheet.
the
rants
is
the
3.60s, at
WISCONSIN
The
—
to
as
VIRGINIA
(M-S) payable at the
deducted
decided to recommend to
was
sold
Washington,
on
Arlington County School District
(P. O. Arlington), Va.
Dated March
15
)on
Rugg, of Boston.
$150,000
March
on
£797,222)
LIMITED
1976 inclusive.
receive
(EST
1975
First
the
at
Feb.
on
of
inclusive.
1972
and interest
First State
1958
Ropes,
L.
Mays,
County Judge, will receive sealed
28
will
noon
Principal and interest (F-A)
able
Jasper County Road District No. 2
(P. O. Jasper), Texas
1
bids until
until
26 for the purchase of $54,municipal improvement bonds
Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Feb.
of Houston.
Bond
bids
Feb.
Legality approved by
Elkiris, Weems & Searls,
Vinson,
which
BRITISH-AMERICAN
to
Sept. 1 from
on
Consolidated School District No. 52
Clinton
THE FOLLOWING
1968 inclusive.
000
the District.
Sept. 1 from
on
WASHINGTON
bonds
District, Vt.
Offering—The Board of
Directors
sealed
and
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
800,000 3y>s. Due
McCall,
School
Town
Bond
acceptable
purchaser
follows:
as
1963
771—were
School
the
Strader
Investment
(P. O. Prosser), Wash.
Principal and interest payable at
the First National
Bank, Beau¬
mont, or any other bank mutually
to
t'.e
500,000 3y4s. Due
of March
VERMONT
date.
Mason,
$700,000 3%s. Due
Bond
subse¬
any
&
and
Corporation, of Norfolk, at a price
100.27, a net interest cost of
tion.
bonds maturing from 1967 to 1971
inclusive
as
being
callable
on
April 1,
Inc.,
of
for
or
Horner
Co.,
about
and
as
Crowe,
are
the State
to
Monday, February 25, 1957
.
Scott,
&
1972
the
at
.
Company, Victoria.
&
bonds
to
and
approved
Parkhurst
sale
asked
are
Trust
Due
1968
in
callable
payable
These
1958
due
Principal
&
the
1, 1957.
from
are
1967.
(M-S)
Feb. 26
on
of
inclusive. Alternate bids
for
1,
building
1957.
Due Dec. 15, 1957,
April 1 from 1958 to 1971
April 1,
and
1
for
26
4
schoolhouse
March
Bonds
thereafter
Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Feb.
on
until
.
National Bank, of Charlottesville;
College
bids
$700,000
Dated
inclusive.
son,
sealed
of
March
on
Texas
15,
Texas
will
High Island Independent Sch. Dist.,
Bond
Junior
Victoria), Texas
Offering—District Clerk
Bond
the
to
County
District (P. O.
Company.
right-of-way bonds.
Sale—The
Bond
payable
banking
suitable
Due
1981
to
York City.
inclusive. Prin¬
interest
and
any
schoolhouse bonds.
15, 1956.
the
or
New
from 1958 to 1967,
10
until
office, or at the Hanover Bank, of
$100,000 school building bonds.
on
Trustees,
Feb. 25 for the pur¬
1957
at
fice,
will receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
April 1, 1.957. Due
of
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Bond Offering—Donald W. Lin-
scott, Clerk of Board of Education,
Dated
Clark,
T.
bids
sealed
on
Dated Nov.
Dakota
H.
—
Board
receive
will
County Common Sch. Dist.
(P. O. South Sioux City),
on
Mer¬
and
Farmers
chase of $50,000
(CST-)
pay¬
Republic National Bank,
Dallas. Legality approved by McCall,
Parkhurst
&
Crowe,
of
Incorporated; Hemphill, Noyes &
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Lee
Higginson Corporation; and Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis. •
of
1972.
15,
the
at
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Goldman Sachs
Co.; A. C. Allyn & Company,
Inc.; Bear, Stearns & Co.
R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Salo¬
mon Bros. & Hutzler; Blair & Co.,
South
The bonds
Feb.
chants National Bank, Abilene, or
&
No. 4
from
15
Principal and interest (F-A)
offering are: B. J. Van Ingen
&
Co.
Inc.; Ira
Haupt & Co.;
Drexel
&
Co.:
Eastman
Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.; Harriman,
Union
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1980
to
callable
are
the
SOUTH
1957.
1958
associated with
Corporation in
those
Among
The
Legality ap¬
San Juan.
branch in
will
Mayor,
City, or at the Bank's
York
Victoria
$249,000 general obligation bonds
to
the
Municipal Securities
Company.
245,000 water works and sewer
and Financial Chronicle
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