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MONDAY
ISSUE
"The Commercial
Reg, U. 8, Pat. Office
Volume 183
Number 5511
New York 7, N. Y.,
Price
Monday, February 27, 1956
$4-2,5 a^Cftpy*
y
OF MICH'CAN
FEB 27 1356
General
RAILROAD
Corporationoands Investment News
IKESS ADMINISTRATION
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Alabama Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
This
filed
company
registration
a
statement
SEC
additions
erty
short-term
and
bank
penditures
stock
common
Of
to
its
parent, The Southern Co.,
improvements
loans.
The
835,482,000
for
and
of
contemplates
company
during
payment
1956.—-V.
183,
Stock and
ex¬
directors
expansion
in
total
1957.
its
this
new
at
least
wiil
first
steps of
which
will
major
new
a
New York Stock Exchange
probably
New York
result
stainless,
electrical,
other
and
high
alloy
Boston
specialty
Page
Major
market
as
forecasts
projects already' authorized
estimate
that
consump¬
Detroit
construction
for
The
40
steel
March
9,
quarter
the
There
the
two-for-one
are
The
company
resulted in
has
increased
dividends
its
on
stock
common
Pittsburgh
mained
at
a
V.
p.
that
announces
delay
some
553.
high
very
stock
which
split
3,722,549 shares of
now
reduction
"a
in
stainless
in
strip
stock
the
is
Exchange
A
Exchange—Curb
Markets
The
of
registration
stock,
common
publicly
$3
at
Md., .is
statement
to be
of
which
share
per
filed
Dec.-
530,000
through
28,
shares
covering
to
were
Mitchell
580,000
See
also—V.
ha
Securities,
183,
been
e
Inc.,
corporation
will
be
the
stock
redeemed
redemption
Payment
will
These
at
the
until
lies
for
rate
shares
of
of
March
on
21,
$10.51
2.3482
including
shares
March
of
20,
Transactions American
35
Stock Exchange
ofiercd
to
General
State
shares
'
'
\
represents
redemption
Foreign
the
of
each
share
Condition
corporation
of
Declared
and
Statement
of
11
Federal Reserve System
preferred
2013.
Combined Condition
Allied
Feb.
20
Brown
Mr.
on
ef
Mr.
the
under
the
pressed
of
Feb.
H.
F.
of
Leo
Bishop,
G.
President,
48
...
Jacques
Leo
and
from
for
staff
poration's
last
labor
in
will
large
Allled's
7
be
Plants
E'aton
2
and
Rapids.
the
an
stockholders
authorized
E.
H.
retire
21
to
shares
President,
to
debt
for
mand
shares
200,000
Benson,
consideration
to
Feb.
stock
on
common
authorized
and
share,
47
activities.—V.
said
additional
and
again
aluminum
85
that
par
the
working
increase
alloy
outstanding.—V.
approved
1,000,000
of
180,
1761.
p.
ingot.
181,
board
The
plans
make
capacity
to
has
company
to
give
funds
further
available
meet
rising
374,500
de¬
common
1669.
p.
March
1956,
26,
As
shares
of
with the
440,000
result
a
common
par
value
of
this
the
action
ended
at
year,
after
It
of
number
out¬
stock will
be
Increased from
220,000
remaining unchanged at $20 per share.
is
Favorable
of
computed
$2
cents
82
per
In
the
an
on
American
Colortype
Co.—To Report Loss for Year-
Roy, President,
if
Preliminary
for
reports
1955
indicate
that
there
will
be
substantial
year-end adjustments, which, it is estimated, will result in a net
loss of approximately 8385,000 for the consolidated
operations of the
company,
after certain tax credits
and
gains of a
non-recurring
nature.
during
the
of
tions
of
of
Dec.
sold
was
its
the
the
As
been
result
of
land
lease
The
to
by
J.,
end
at
of
to
transfer
The
located
the
incurred
N.
the
and
Chicago.
Departments
discontinued
opera¬
Allwood
the
Offset
Printing Division
(in New
adjustments to be made as
inventory
stock
ducted,,
were
referred
to
the
and
business
as
well
foregoing
buildings,
others
to
results
its
trade
changes
large
a
favorable
on
in
Chicago, where
profitable and were
above.—V.
183,
provide
to
the
as
a
line
of
Jersey)
of
Dec.
products
jobbers.
Allwood
cur
part
of
investment
which
is
is
currently
terms.
principal
our
involved
not
activities
in
the
are
con¬
adjustments
105.
p.
of
Most
The
Distilling Co.—100%
directors
common
will
capital
be
recently
stock.
distributed
declared
One
on
a
100%
additional
April
16,
Stock Dividend—
stock
share
1956,
to
for
dividend
each
on
share
stockholders
of
and
Life
Insurance
latter
a
Frontier
is
Life
offer
to
its
are
to
shares
be
for
purchased
by
public sale
Frontier.
share, such
American
at $10
Net
can
the
per
the public sale of the Class "A" shares of Ameri¬
together with the net proceeds of $120,000 derived from
B common stock, will be used for the purchase of the
proceeds from
Frontier,
sale of Class
1,000,000 shares of
the
total
fraying
sum
of
necessary
Frontier
Life
Frontier
for
will
the
use
the
The
proceeds
operation of its
Life
$20,000
federal,
expenses,
Frontier
American
Frontier
American
$1,500,000.
local
sale
its
business
per
will
and
state
of
$1.50
at
balance
of
as
used
half
of
this
under
taxes.
stock
to
life insurance
a
Tennessee
Duke
Poindexter
Goodman
has
share and
and
subscribed
the
other
Joseph
for
E.
10,000
four
to
Rushing
shares
35,000
the
now
A
new
hard-box
Hard
Box
Packer)
smaller size
cigarette
packing
of
of
are
the
laws
shares
listed
Class
each
at
machine
(known
He
1.
will
ass.st
the
President
other
duties
Bell
p.
a
at
$1
within
copper
as
Muerto
3-129
per
convertible
convertible
At
the
deben¬
debentures
end
of
the
be¬
year,
for
redemption
of
1965.
May
on
The
1
the
all
redemption
until
May
price is
these deben¬
1
payment of $36 in cash with
The conversion privilege expires
on
in.
spent
record
a
added
$1,600,000,000
2,880,000
previous
on
telephones—almost
new
half
year.
manufacturing and supply unit of the Bell
30%
more
telephone cable, 52%
more
dial
and 48%
more
telephones than in 1954.—
about
Board
the
in
the
to
15,
has
other
|
informed
$52,950,000
the
Chilean
Indio
Muerto
for
Govern¬
expansion
proposals
Mountain
in
Chile
future.
near
announced
under
in Chile—
Chairman
Feb.
on
that
the
Chile
Exploration Co.
provisions
of
Chile's
will
new
shortly make
law,
copper
to
a
He
the
to
pointed
and
Chuquicamata
presentation
house
from
tion.
Also
similar
that
of
a
and
in
the
Indio
quantities
from these ores will also be
out that recovery of molybdenum both
the new project, will be strictly a by¬
project
Copper
later date.
a
partly
to
operation
Andes
the
at
at
proven
to
an
Mining
The
Company
will
shortly
revise its electrolytic tank
electrolyt e refining opera¬
Co. contemplates making a
changes
would
place in effect
now produced in the form of blister copper
Chile
into
the
electrolytic form. Mr. Glover
whereby copper
refined
reiterated
his
attention
to
since
at
extractive
proposal
processes
would
be
far
of copper production.
that
the Chile Exploration
operation
announced
make
an
so
molybdenum,
molybdenum
recover
Glover
Mr.
ores
contain
Chuquicamata ores. As further work pro¬
Muerto district,
a
proposal
to
invest in plant
the
in
Indio
equipment
that
also
district
found
than
on
disclosed
also
Mountain
higher
product
the
earnings
1.
They
addition
equip
Increased.
company.
which
through
better
performance,
lower
cost,
and fewer operator-requirements makes obsolete all other
owners
plant to recover molybdenum from copper ores mined
He predicted substantial additional gross revenue
the next several years because the molybdenum content of the
ores
will increase as the depth of the Chuquicamata pit is
at
share.
in
made
American
per
share
retained
through
13.
However,
stock
turned
May
equipment,
Glover
American
$1
called
convertibles
the
in
presented
made.
at
of
Chuquicamata.
and
stock
1954,
converted.
been
into
been
37/b%
of
Dec.
debentures.
1955.
presentation
ceeds
promoters.
as
B
number
increase
has
on
had
AT&T
of
as
Glover,
build and
in
year—mainly
878.
that,
be
the
to
Anaconda Co.—Expansion
Ifor
on
issue
Electric—the
V.
project
6.2%
the
mainly the result of the rapidly expanding
generally, and "vigorous pro¬
companies
in
office
Roy H.
with
during
and
stock
business
many
Western
183,
issued
were
financing
converted
System
as
Mr.
share
a
F. Craig, President,
1,409,000 share owners
needed strengthening in a good year
make
prudent provision
lor
future
years
may be less favorable,"
he said.
to
3%%
System—delivered
will
$13.10
were
Cleo
to
6.8%, compared
was
available
low
debentures
of
construction
ment
stock
company's
$637,000,000
$100
of
close
again
the
were
into
the
be
may
de¬
and its purpose is to engage in business as a life insurance company.
Benjamin Goodman, Bradley W. Hankins (President), James T. Haynes,
F.
of
Bell Telephone
prosperity
services."
month
each
$100
the
at
or
American Machine & Foundry Co.—New Development
record
15%
postwar
outstanding
He
organized
Vice-President
largest increase of any company during 1955.
year's earnings were needed to pay divi¬
the
retained
earnings
protecting each share,
are
Issue
for
for
share,
be
October
15,
1953, aad its purpose is that of a holding company. American
Frontier Life was organized under Tennessee laws on January 25, 1956,
was
March
on
unprecedented
AT&T
Early
also
Co.
registration statement with the SEC on Feb.
175,000 shares of the $1 par class "A" common
American
Frontier and
(2)
1,000,000 shares of the $1 par
stock of American Frontier Life. The entire 1,000,000 shares
of
$
the
conditions
then
tures
on
Frontier
$
Executive
an
debentures—and
telephone
An
each
of
March
earnings.
Corp., Memphis, Tenn.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
American
1956—43 Wks.—1955
47,987,810 525,433,824 505,494,491
elected
shares
quite
convertible
almost
of
offering to be made on a "best efforts" basis by registered agents,
or through licensed stock underwriters and securities dealers,
for which
a
selling commission of $2 per share is to be paid.
per
American
held
corporation
American
The
year.
adjustments,
expanding
store
limited' to
under
the
Division
Gravure
and
losses
Clifton,
operations
which were subject to audit, have
The
Gabriel
Division, which had been con¬
at'Allwood, has been engaged in trans, errin?
to Chicago where they will be more closely associated
seals and greeting cards divisions.
The Gabriel Divi¬
chain
a
Gabriel
and
Allwood,
in
such
of
activities
tag,
has
sion
to
inventory
its
operations
for
year
completed.
been
with
Press
1955
subject
These
31.
just
ducting
the
of
reduced
27,
attributable largely to
are
the
discontinuance
the Letter
gradually
of
part
the
activities
of
were
As
latter
the
eifect
the
This
and
Memphis, Tenn. filed
15, 1956, covering (1)
common
indicated adjustments
The
Securities
182,
the
of
we
the
of
tures.
recommendation
Frontier
American
With
Feb. 15, said in substance:
on
year.—V.
& Telegraph Co.—New Director
capital
of
still
business
motion
board
to
the
the latter part
higher level of
recommend
held
tnis
the business and perform such
on
more
than
$106
present
a
per share on the
annual rate of $2.40
an
on
to
be
to
reflecting
to
amount
dividend.
intention
meeting
on
cents
share
per
stock
would result in a
quarterly
increased number of shares out¬
the present shares outstanding,
annual basis, as compared with a present rate of
220,000 shares presently outstanding.—V. 177, p. 233.
action
or
earnings
the
increase
30
standing
next
its
reported its earnings for the
the first quarter of Its current
1955,
Such
to
management's
at
three
fiscal
share
previously
31,
effect
dividend
rate
Dec.
$363,204.
giving
directors
a
has
company
construction.
Craig said.
are
1955
came
The
will
steel-
$11.92.
were
maintain
central
Arthur R.
earnings
85%
less
economy,
to
company's
assign him.
The higher earnings
standing
the
$
been
post
new
by 102,000,
Mr.
when
months
the proposed Increase in
shares from 600,000 shares
preferred stock.
capital,
plant
like
on
Works
He
has
Invested
on
"These
was
Corp.
was
Pa.
under
to
1956—4 Wks.—1955
may
6,000,000
and
leaving
In
9
He
used
it
Co.—Current Sales Up—
operation of
than
dends
foundry
American Alloys Co., Kansas City, Mo.—Plans
Expans'n
The
48
—
General
die,
Manager of National
has been assigned to the
in addition, will direct the cor¬
years
Ambridge,
assistant, and,
relations and personnel
as
President,
Brothers
Plant
and
Products
five
of
the
include
which
Motor
Corp.
of
Richard
Hillsdale,
of
the
Products
President's
direction
divisions
in
4
President
Brown
the
his
conversions
The Course of Bank Clearings
F.
whi.h
21.
increased
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
on
Phalen
earnings
Nearly
Statement of Federal
Reserve Banks
New Vice-Presidents—
and
appointment
corporation's
metal
Plant
former
Electric
Chairman,
currently
addition
average number of shares in 1955,
the company s annual report, mailed
Return
when
Vice-Presidents.
Jacques,
Detroit,
a
Board
announced
as
Manager
and
Products Corp.—Two
Hubbart,
W.
System
in
More
Ralph
is
President
the
said
48
____..
Banks
furn.t^re,
scnooiroom
$1,500,000
Stores
overall
Bell
54
Member
widely
company's
celebrating its 70th Anniveisary
is
tes."
Reports Higher Earnings—
Payable
Rates
jthe
completely
a
'Vlassm
401.
p.
assumes
the
on
Exchange
announced
as
Phalen, who has been President of the Michigan
the
as
City Bond Offerings.
Dividends
.
date.
York.
stock
Co.,
'
"
Corporation & Investment News Cover
and
re¬
company.
Mr.
in
'
•
183,
this
Miscellaneous Features
convertible
These
which
the
179, p.
1956.—V.
'
plant
of
American Telephone
35
Eallimore,
5J/2%
1956.
New
for
common
its
share
per
dividends
accrued
at
Eankers Trust Co.,
convertible into common
are
of
4,942
price
a
plus
made
shares
and
at
price
be
called
redemption
operators
market.
and
announced
company
Clifton
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.—Partial Redemption—
The
preferred
...
105.
p.
lines
Envoy
make
49,869,741
35
35
<
withdrawn.
and
priced
as
17
known
ne
supplemet
$
35
shares
to
Sales
46
Prices
Stock
and
American
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
Allegheny Manganese & Iron Corp.—Statem't Withd'n
is
Feb.
on
10
will
Period End. Jan. 28—
—V.
good."—
furniture
line
45
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages..^
'
floor-space
Packer
2014.
42
—
Section
SEC Index of
183,
speed,
Box
President,
school
recently
Tne
41
Exchange
Stock
of
fabricating
p.
40
Stock
Taliaferro,
Classmate
continue
39
Stock Exchange
M.
Universal
39
.
Toronto
re¬
Hard
of
line
The
39
Exchange.
Stock
Over-the-Counter
efficiency,
AMF
attached to existing equipment,
American Seating Co.—Introduces New Line—
H.
38
Exchange
Toronto
production
outlook
Stock
Canadian
effective
business
but
Stock
cost,
new
space
new
36
_
Exchange..—______
Montreal
outstanding.
automobile
orders
level in January, and
made
was
common
thia
square
36
San Francisco Stock Exchange.
to
payable March 30,
1956, to holders of record
The dividend of 75 cents per share paid in the previous
equal to 37 % cents per share on the basis of - the new
after
6.
also
share
90
36
...
Philadelphia-Baltimore
1956.
was
shares
Jan.
per
by
36
Stock Exchange
Stock
floor
31
Exchange.
Stock Exchange
Midwest
building.
directors
cents
21
overseas origin; takes up little more
than one-third the
of competitive machinery (36 square feet compared with
feet), and requires only one operator as against L-ree to
four needed on competitive equipment.—V. 183, p. 878.
27
Exchange
Los Angeles
during 1956 and
1957 include new buildings and facilities at
Brackenridge to complete
the centralization of the
corporation's research laboratories,
and a
complete new
department
at
the
Dunkirk
Works
consisting of a
2,000-ton forging press with auxiliary production equipment in a new
stainless
of
the
machines
15
(Bonds)
Exchange
Stock
Stock
(Stocks)—______
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
grew.
fast
as
Stock
American
approximately 830,000,000 in 1956 and
permit the company to expand
is designed to
program
of
the
corporation
capital expenditures of
The
tion
authorized
16
for
program
production
steels
Feb.
on
Feb.
on
at approximately
compared wltn $29,030
for foreign
machines;
has an efficiency range of 90%
to 95%
as
against 80% for the competition, can turn out from 100 to 120 hardbox cigarette packs per minute,
depending cn weight of paperboard
stock, its finish and printing, compared with 100 a minute for other
Bond-'Quotations
.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—Plans Expansion—
The
terms
quired,
of
construction
announced
was
1
$10,000 when
657.
p.
In
In This Issue
for prop¬
$7,000,000
use
design of the new "Snapak" package which the AMF hardbox packer produces was devised by The Gardner Board & Carton Co.
of Middletown, Ohio.
1956,
covering
814,000,000
of
first
mortgage bonds, series due
1986, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding on March 15,
The company proposes to use the net
proceeds of the bond financ¬
ing and $2,500,000 expected to be received later in 1956 from the sale
additional
in
now
The
17,
of
equipment
company.
Feb.
on
MISCELLANEOUS
-
similar
the
with
1IBMM
in
"unlimited
the
confidence
that
fact
the enactment of
in the
Anaconda
future
subsidiaries
of
Chile." He called
will
have
proposed,
the new Chile copper law, investment programs
This, combined with the $126,000,000
recently invested in the sulphide plant at Chuquicamata, total a quar¬
ter of a billion dollars, will easily make the largest Investment program
ever undertaken in Chile.—V. 181, p. 2237.
totaling
$100,000,000
or
more.
The Commercial ani Financial Chionicle
(990)
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
—
Offering
Secondary
share, with a dealer's concession of 50^ cents per
Lhare. It was quickly completed.—V. 183, p. 553.
is
tion
This
fn
Co.—Earnings Up Sharply—
Feb. 17 reported earnings after taxes of $1,598,397
ended Dec. 31, 1955, equal to $8136 per share based on
of
common
stock outstanding.
Earnings
the year
$441,138, equal to $2.31 per share based on
the same
year
were
the state
Sales in
21%
reached
1955
debentures
Room
V.
181,
letter
that
with
filed
Feb.
on
the
Two
Teb.
io
I j
filed
corporation
17,
be
1956,
Lliares of
PROCEEDS—The
forking
capital;
registration statement with the SEC on
shares of its $1 par capital stock,
through an underwriting group headed
net
proceeds
develop
to
kitchen
of
custom-made
liders
Giving
Vlll
excess
effect
consist
of
to
cabinets.
of
The
the
to
are
a
As
present
shares
holders
railroad
avertible
r
iJ its
By
>
4y2%
used
be
and
expansion and
price division for
of
architectural
Dec.
1,
freight
financing,
of
outstanding
stock.—V.
common
application
an
asking
permission
debentures
which
it
to
with
issue
proposes
3 ^yable
semi-annually rather than on an
earnings.
In
an
advertisement of
Tilroad
refinancing,
backlog
accrued
interest
the
for
subscribe
entitled
to
to
stockholders of
shares
Bank
of
The
stock
common
about
the
applied
to
the
of
1958 and
the
the
Interstate
company.—V.
the
on
type
income
fixed
a
the
full
1955,
year
rights.
of
first
trust
portion
180,
basis
a
like
principal
Co.,
9,
to
will
this
of
of
be
total
a
to
up
it of
diesel
1
the
Feb.
9
The
announced
investors
r
i
I
being
of
remaining 465 shares
by
certain
Bank,
with
the
to
to
that
it
on
had
sold
Feb. 21, sold to
$20,000,000
applied
$9,943,000
by
of
the
its
Jin8,c
previously
i
Boston
The
buy
Beck
Ended
Shoe
.Tan
Jan.
r lies
—183,
p.
206.
and
on
about
or
underwriting
is named
provide
additional
the
and
■
working
capi.al required
the funds available from
to supplement
^
acquired
has
United
the
General
Finance
finance company operating
and Hawaii, in the Territory of Hawaii.
.
Co.,
offices
,
the history
the largest of its type in
$6,225,000
receivables
in
other
and
of the Islands,
and marks the
assets,
made
yet
Budget's
of
These
recent
growth over previous figures
which now are in excess of
Burroughs & Sons, Inc.—Secondary Offering—
5,000 shares of
secondary offering of
stock
common
(par $1) was made on Feb. 14 by Eisele & King, Libaire,
Stout &
Co., at ?5 per share.
•
proceeds are to go to a selling stockholder.—V.
183, p.
767.
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.—Debentures Offered—
Bums
Feb.
series
in
all
of
the
group
presently
to
pay
the
off
outstanding
6%
p.
rubber
with
time
to
of
issues
on
March 23,
1956,
all
preferred stock, amount-
been
Feb.
on
28
2ft—
28—
1956
1955
$2,746,378
$2,729,663
1,99.
p.
Canadian
annual
used
25-year
'
-
•
Oils
Homestead
in
trust
in
Ltd.—Acquisition—
of
announced
26
land
the
in
the
heel
by
Biltrite
M.
and
Bierer,
.
Co.,
formerly
at Trenton,
reported
be
to
the shore industry in
dollar
most
Rubber
is
It
16
Hose
of
Co.
plastics
554.
p.
Board
Chicago, 111.—Stock Listing—
Corp.,
of
Governors
for
approved
original
of
the
American
listing
1,250,000
corporation.
The
corporation, incorporated
svb.idiary
of
Butter B.oeuers,
&
Clelsea,
producer,
President.
the
the
Biltrite
the
Panther
N. J., by t
the
largest
United
Stock
$1
Panco
Bern^ten
e
Stites.
Its
has
products plant in Chelsea, Mass., is equipped
machinery available in the world.
The same
flooring plant in Trenton, N. J., and its new
substantial investment in the synthetic rubber
field, having
joined with others in the purchase of one of the Government
synthetic
rubber plants at Louisville, Ky.—V.
183, p. 6o5.
a
A
$17,000,000
in
gram
the
at
E.
Harold
Several
provide,
of
•
Brotners.
Butler
evolved
which
"Our
the
the
Fair's
.
in
and
forest
improvement
products
adjoining
statement
mills
Gorham,
said,
Mr.
Fair
plant
continent
will
is
this
"significant
be
the
will
and
first
Fair
Mr.
fits
of
The
in
goal
both
on
be
our
of
its
the
of
its
sulphite
new
kind
first
in
the
as
"under
now
Mr.
ects
Fair
Brown
to
make
of
company's
its Canadian
announced
additional
on
liquor
United
in
year
Fair
sales
16%
Nov.
this
30,
Corp.
the
realized
before
equal by 1957
subsidiary in 1954."
other
additional
considered"
or
to
it
those
of
the
sale
term
Feb. 21
on
Feb.
record
March
23
This offer¬
is
It
to
intends
company
apply
to
the
net
proceeds
from
toward
notes
reduction of amounts owed by the company on shortbanks, which totaled $11,400,000 on Jan. 31, 1956.
to
expected that it
obtain
large
will be necessary for
amounts
of
capital
new
the
for
its
company
GIVING
EFFECT
continue
activities
'
years.
PRESENT
TO
to
construction
through the sale of securities during the next few
FINANCING
Authorized
1977.J
Outstanding
debs, due Feb.
$3,000,000
$3,000,000
30-year 3l/a%
debs., due July 1,
1978__
4,000,000
30-year 33/s%
debs., due Aug. 1,
1982__
7,000,000
5,000,000
7,000,000
Notes
of
was
were
Brown
8%
further
proj¬
additions
additional
are:
sold
on
out
that
paper
the
and
Dec.
Brown
"Inasmuch
1,
1954,"
as
the
Corp.
the
for
the
principal
report
to the parent company's
Consolidated net income for the
of
1955
the
which
previous
the
year,
parent
while
larger
share
was
"increased
operating income
company
net
1955, consolidated working capital
$21,545,912
were
no
was
amounted to $27,069,483.
represented by
bank loans outstanding
charter
authorized
shares
"may
the
capital
the
of
issue
period
stock,
been
share
cash and marketable
and the only funded
400,000 shs.
of
tl sh.
233,239 shs.
of
stock
1903,
be
for
the
of
any
and
common
stock
amount
of
its
been
March
retired.
19,
There
has
stock.
is entitled
liquidation,
upon
capital
has
preferred
preferred capital
stockholders
the
represented by 400,000
share, and that the company
part of said capital." During
issued 340 shares of preferred
which
of
that
$40,000,000
per
company
share
one
provides
$100
authorization
of
the
by
share
one
to
dividends
of
payment
share)
per
shall
value
preferred
except
no-other
tThis
3,105,000
——
company
stock
par
1900
all
the
of
and,
1912,
may
to
priority in
under
be
the
resolution
exchanged
for
stock.
BUSINESS—The company is
communication
services, mainly
engaged in the business of furnishing
41
of
counties
On
Nov.
which
Kinston
local
in
30,
the
eastern
1955,
the
part
local
and
North
had
company
toll
telephone
service,
in
Carolina.
130.644
telephones
in
service,
approximately 32% were in the Fayetteville, Rocky Mount,
Wilson
exchange
areas.
No other company
furnishes
and
service
in
any
states,
entirely
operations."
in
♦The
1,
pfd. capital stck
capital stock
cum.
Common
of
Co.
$2,030,199.
$3,411,175,
Canadian
over
payable to banks
stock (par val. $100
adopted
61%."
There
erations,
o
downtown properties in Cnicago, 111.,
in
of two new shares for each five shares held.
is
construction
as
These
area.
1958,
steam
relate almost
United States.
totaled
the
amount,
securities.
be
pulping capacity; new wood-handling
generating equipment;
furfural
and
income
net
pointed
increased
will "show important,
Although the full bene¬
plant.
earnings
from
estate
ing is not underwritten.
These
earnings
seven
planned
burning
Brown
1955
previous
Of
the
and
capacity;
operations
its
earnings.
not
ended Nov. 30, 1955,
"the
has
and
will
"being
resin
real
,;'
CAPITALIZATION
company
sales,
are
refuse
and
assets
this
program
also
Consolidated
year
1956
Company's plants in this
machine
plant,
production,
company
which
hers
period, resulted from the concen¬
activi.ius a..d the consequent
year
will
kind
waste
eastern
way."
in
chosen
offered to its common stock¬
14, 1956, the right to subscribe
for 66,640 additional shares of
stock (par $100) at $125 per share on the basis
of
before
or
common
chlorine
new
facilities
to
the
vehicle
Texas.
company
holders
Kraft pulp
predicted that in
the
the
Carolina Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Stock Offered—
♦Cap.
projects
new
the
to
new
a
is
me.cnanuise
advances
include,
plant and the waste liquor recovery
bleachery (to be in operation in the second
quarter of this year); sulphite pulp indirect cooking systems; addi¬
tional chip handling
capacity; additional storage for Kraft pulp mill,r
a
new
Kraft raw stock
screening
system; new pulp finishing and
shipping facilities; and a new 7,500 kilowatt turbine generator.
addition
five
a
company's
desirable floor space
release of
pro¬
of
underway
said.
nine
engaged
ccrporat.on
It
of
wholly-owned
a
30-year 23/4%
dioxide
American
listed
other
and
field.
system
States,"
rehabilitation,
and
H.,
Mr.
chlorine
new
recovery
N.
Large Improvements
President, made known on Feb. 15.
these projects,
which
the
$17,030,000
expenditure
of
North
addition,
paper,
Butler | Bro
Tne
over
t.iat
of
and Dallas,
Fair,
represent,
of
ahead
plant
pulp,
Berlin,
lliiuo.s
en
merchandise.
is
Butler
PROCEEDS—The
Brown Co., Berlin, N. II.—Plans
1955,
new
plastics plant in Stoughton, Mass.
It also has substantial manufacturinj facilities for shoe, material,
flooring,
and light mechanicals
in
their
plant at Sherbrooke,
Quebec,
Canada.
The
Biltrite
firm
also
general
March
Feb.
on
shares
Brothers to set apart as a separate business certain real
estate
operations
in which that company has been engaged,
and
to
distribute
the
ownership of that business to the share owners
by
shoe
its
of
distribution
in
Exchange
capital
-v
par
.
manufacturer
modern
for
Woodley
are
certificates.
Woven
Rulber
sole
and
John
which
Mooi.oil of Canada Led. and Southern Union Production
183,
Canal-Randolph
Boston
one-half
a
Saskatchewan
of
area
holders,
the
of
acquisition
Fosterton
drilling three wells for
Inc.r—V.
Co.
Feb.
on
sections
24
for
return
Petroleum Co.,
for'
bids
company
interest
to
including
receive
equirmont
buying
is American
14
Biltrite
families,
said
derived
Corp.—Current Sales Higher—
Canada," and associates, on
414 %
sinking fund debentures,
to yield 4.35%. The new securities will be payable
or
Canadian
funds at
the
option of the holder.
States
182,
This
in'15
will, be
equipment,
new
(EST)
established in 1908
was
*
Toronto,
Ltd.,
£20,000,003
time
National
of
the
344,000
outstanding shares of
per share through Rockland Atlas National
Acquisition of this stock,, together with shares
believed to make Biltrite a majority holder in
is
goods for
the
be
can
bank
206.
Denton,
&
98V2,
at
B,
United
tration
American
our
a
Bros.
offered
9
—V.
$18,510,000
150,000
Mass.
secured,
Marcus
Mr.
(A. s.)
to
acquisition
(J. P.)
Hose.
Rubber Co.,
of
company
led for redemPhon
$10,431,000 f10'431'000 par value
in par value.—V.
183,
tin 411nnn
£ Weeks
neld
price
Blyth & Co., Inc.,
approximate 40%
in Budget's receivables and other assets
$28,003,000.—V. 183, p. 554.
Commission
First
serially
later
$7,230,000 of
rubber
Feb.
on
to
Eoston,
system,
™
^
L-r
1- 3
shares
10
developments mark an
cars.-
p.m.
has
stock
common
offered
He
^ insurance company loans which would have matured over the
'^X
ytahS'-^fnd
finance the redemption of the preferred
mJuSLithe ifI?7' N«rt£ American Rayon Corp. The latter has
u
each
subscription
da.e,
by amendment.
ty Budget Finance Plan.
This
acquisition
shortly
follows
the
announcement
recent purcnase i.i Idaho, which aggregat:d $1,7.0 003.
Boston Hose stock at $18.50
in
amount
which
disclosc-d
system;
balance
,
j,
-
largest Island-owned
purchase,
involves
$49,215,348
of
issued from
mature
and
$23,151,130
rail
34
privately-owned
a
was
had
contingent
unusual
most
20-year 4J/4%
nking fund debentures diie Feb. 1, 1976. This
financing
arranged through White, Weld & Co. and
Kidder,
J~.ziaining
for
share
business
corporation
largest
.
company
of
J/eabody & Co.
*
-
.
underwriter.
"
:
of the stock sale, together with the proceeds of a
from The Equitable Life Assurance Soc.ety of the
are to be added to the general fu.;ds of the company
used
be
Hawaii s
The
war¬
v*.
multimillion
VTas
are
,
a
supplied
Oahu, Maui,
on
997.
p.
Commerce
of
agreement
$7,230,000
purchase
for
basis
a
company, it was announced
proceeds
States,
This
Ltd.,
.
Equipment Issue—
Interstate
Feb.
on
1
proceeds
will
increases
f
,"
"
Mass.
The
bond
Beaunit Mills, Inc.—Debentures Sold
Privately—This
institutional
•
Budget Finance Plan (Calif.)—Hawaiian Offices—
195C—6 Mos.—1955
183, p. 884.
and
annual
a
Com-
assets except cash and accounts receivable of its subalary, Kermath Manufacturing Co. and the latter's
wholly owned
^usidiary, Kermath Ltd. of Toronto, Canada.—V.
180, p. 2393.
II
common.
operations for capital expenditures.—V. 183, p. 666.
warrants
1959, with
$6,655,454 $50,451,392
the
the
be
March
issue
the
Mass.,
to
rr,2.ratIng
I
to
the American Stock Exchange."—V. 182,
this
in
f
stock
preference
registration statement with the SEC on
395,096 shares of its a>5 par common stock.
to o.fer i.olders of its outscanding common
subscribe to additional common sha.es at the'
to
increased
its
ior
The
$54,710,000 of
to exchange to holders
up
Barium Steel Corp.—Sells Kermath Assets—
on
proceeds
loan
will
and
Boston Woven Ilose & Rubber Co.—New Control—
company
subscription
corporation
Dec.
.
company
The
group of underwriters headed
Vjjs First Boston Corp.—V. 183, p. 766.
The
of
Privately—
record
be
$7,009,030
United
-
liability for $7,230,000 of equipment trust
to help linance the purchase of new passenger
stock.
7j,
purchase from
—V.
—
by
book
at
principal
Net
1,
$5,000,000
"The
766.
p.
Bangor & Aroostook RR.
Stock Subscriptions — Of
r3,761 shares of common stock offered to stockholders,
I 3,296 shares have been subscribed
through the exerup
of
filed
covering
The
to
are
the
as
"*
company
the com¬
31, 1956, holders of
purchase
additional
1956—Month—1955
would
Boston,
first
•\f finance
A.
taken
of
$46,911,500
to
stockholders' total ownership in: terms of
$19,528,170 at the end of 1952 to $46,1955 and to $49,591,219 on Feb. 1 of 1956,
additional
one
12.
terms
assume
proposed
a
company
vrere
1952
terms
proposes
rignt
tne
Marc.i
A
rolling
.instalments.
capitalization
lo3,
convertible 4I/2%
debentures, series A, due Jan. 1, 2010, bearing
interest from Jan. 1, 1956 and payable on Jan. 1 and
July l.
3 "olders
of
bonds
who
accept the
offer would
accordingly receive
i ;mi-annual
interest payments beginning on July
1, 1956.
See also
V. 183, p. 878.
of
30,
Nov.
in
Philadelphia, Pa.—Registers Stock With SEC
1956,
of
rate
Inc.—January Sales Off—
authorized by the directors
Ined
<*.se
reinvest¬
company's
from
company
20,
ti
.
at
conversion
end
company
of
has. attached a coupon for the use
t: holders who wish more information about the
exchange offer.
The
proposed offer, which would be
made
upon
receipt of
the
Commission's approval and terminated upon notice
by the company,
vould
be
to
exchange or the company's convertible 4J/2% Income
I mds, due Feb. 1, 2010, after payment on and after
April 2, 1956
it
year ago. Mr.
shares out¬
common
rose
the
The
similar
a
to purchase from'the
prior to Dec.
be
has
certificates
unaer
and
millwork
the
1955,
outstanding convertible 4^2% income bonds.
exchanging their bonds for the debentures,
ipon
on
the
total ownership,
,
The
company
The
j
I., N. Y.
for
medium and low
J.olders will have the advantage of receiving interest
I
advance
to
company
a
common
of
with
connection
the closing prices of
Fc-b.
announced
206.
p.
authority to
certificates, series
of
filed
has
Commission
agreed
the
to
are
$0,299,371
The
approximately $54,710,000 in convertible
<7j%
income bonds is being made by this company.
With a proj| csal that would benefit these holders, the railroad is
advertising
intensively in an effort to find them.
T'srce
24
in
21, 1955.
stockholders'
—To Place Notes
SIGO.OGO,
543,500
the
the
to
Stores,
183,
Rubber
for
to
shares
thereafter
for
it
search
Fib.
on
have
company
$200,000
Boston & Maine RR.—Plans
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Seeks Income Bond Holders—
A
them
200,000
will
—V.
cabinets.
manufactures
company
wooden
in
was
entitling
approval
the
BUSINESS—The
Board,
of
number
loan.
Sales
and
Securities, Inc., CliffFeb. 14 offered publicly 200,000
stock (par 10 cents) at $1.50 per share.
also
manufacture
approximately
subordinated
Bond
■
tJe
of
sum
least
at
for
on
common
the
Bufld Co.,
.
,
the
and
latest
"84,426 shares of first
the
r.ght to convert their holdings into
stock; and after the issuance of 53,156
419.
(EST)
a.m.
1954;
this
at
company
11
holders
$29,263,0,3
the
of
at
will uee $1,500,000 of the loan proceeds to reduce bank
loans and the remaining $500,000 of such proceeds will provide addi¬
tional working capital.
/k-:3 ■/>
The agreement concerning this financing will shortly be submitted
Offered—Hudson Bergen
J.,
the
to
outstanding
in
30,
in
sale
of Canadian
assets.
per share applies to nearly
sale
price
N.
by
up
-
Period End. Jan. 31—
Baldwin Kitchen Cabinet Corp., Baldwin, L.
Park,
V.,
number
because
stock
from
result
a
p.
The company
f
—Stock
received
N.
covering 225,000 shares exercisable only in
exceptions.
underwriting terms are to be supplied
T y amendment.
The corporation was organized under Delaware law
Feb.
16, 1956, as a diversifed management investment company,
ijhn M. Templeton of Englewood is listed as President.
Public offering is expected during the week of March 19.
nde
of
stockholders of the
present
warrants
Corp.
onering
be
the
Nov.
at
increase
The
immediately following the sale of Canadian assets, and from
figure it has risen to $55,374,120 at Nov. 30, 1955, primarily
based on
pany at $4 a share. Initially, warrants covering 225,000 shares will
be sold, which, in general, will be exercisable between Nov. 1, 1956 and
Oct. 31, 1950. On condition that these warrants are exercised in respect
400,000
public
Higginson
Lee
Public
Chairman
The persons making these loans
SEC—
a
covering
for
offered
will
$14.63
June
common
values,
the
unsecured
Atomic, Electronic & Chemical Fund, Inc., Englewood,
The
1990
company.
further
warrants,
II. J.—Registers With
the
"S.milarly
agreement, a mortgage loan of $1,500,000 will be made
by this group to the company, and this group will in addition make an
unsecured subordinated loan to the company of approximately $300,000.
transferable and exercisable on or
r'ter Jan. 2, 1956 and to expire on Jan. 2,
1958, which entitle the
3 olders
to
purchase
at 50 cents per share the number
of initially
csposited shares set forth on their respective warrants.—V. 182, p. 1.
purchase
stock
TO.OOO
as
agreement has been signed between the company .and a group
represented by David Berdon, Jay Levine, Samuel s
Under
covering
13
Blumenthal,
an
for
Pa.—Files With SEC
the SEC
1,
195
to
1955.
increase
common
dated
rose
than
the
exerc.sed
of
market
issue of $35,000,000 40-year
an
1949;
30,
1954
that
Plug, Samuel A. Strassler, Lawrence Kessel and William Heller, all of
New York City, Joseph Karp, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, and Thomas L.
Kaplin, of Toledo, Ohio, providing for a total of $2,000,000 of financing
L. Harris,
was
values,
industrialists
of
notification
of
oifer
This
profit before
Atlas Credit Corp., Philadelphia,
stock
common
"'ihus,
(Sidney) Blumenthal & Co. Inc.—New Financing-
rants
A
whole of
as a
March
due
2315,
Andre
2354.
p.
purchase
Broadway, New York,
Marcn 6.—V. 183, p. 878.
on
increase
an
Colorado,
that
946,354
21%; Earnings 52%—
all time high of $25,267,345,
an
Arthur
1954.
over
indicate gross
"gures
the
30,
Nov.
primarily
shares
of
ment
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—Bids March 6—
President, said that preliminary
taxes was $1,458,899 as compared
U $959,965 in 1954, an increase of 52%.
Net prolit after taxes rose
£1% to $717,908 from $498,965 in 1954.
"These figures are particularly significant in view of the fact that
considerable sums have been expended for research, experimental and
iromotional work to develop new products," Mr. Harris said.
Earnings per share before taxes were $2.73 as compared to $1.81
Jl
1954.
Earnings per share after taxes were $1.37 as
compared
to 89 cents in 1954.
Cash dividends amounted to $210,000 or 40 cents
jer share on common stock in 1954.
Mr. Harris also stated that working capital increased $1,319,000.—
c?
i
of
Bids for the
of
Atlanta Paper Co.—Sales Up
preference
participation In missile and other secret work.—V. 183, p! 658.
20 filed a registration statement with the
TEC
covering 100,000 shares of cumulative second preferred stock,
tl-50 series of 1952, no par (convertible prior to June 15,
1962).
The
company on Feb.
1, 1956, offered to officers and employees
cf the company and its American and Canadian subsidiaries, options
lo subscribe to the
100,000 preferred shares.
Any balance of shares
vnsubscnbed
for at the expiration of the initial offer may be
retffered
in
the future in
accordance with the General
Restricted
Stock Option Plan.
The subscription price for the initial grant of
motions
is
$24.28;
and the alternative
subscription price is $28.56,
cr 100%
of the "fair market value at the time the shares are allotted
g,nd transferred to the subscriber, whichever is greater,—V. 182, p. 602.
Feb,
on
to
at
'
value
Nov.
at
shares
said
was
590,982
1,
been
book
share
more
al.o
s..arcs
fllg .t.
4!/2% debentures totaling $5,180,600.
retired.
per share rose
from $2.20 at Nov.
company's
attributable
standing
the
$4.97
per
cne-tnird
Beecncrafc corporation
new
to
the
stock
primarily
to
the
latest year-end book value of $21.24
Fair
C:.v:-'
in the vicinity of Eoulder are un-ler cpticn by
and, if these are secured, they undoubte-ly will
new
corporation which will be come.ticated in
as a part of the developing picture of increased
Corp.,
transferred
be
company
under
incorporated
is
the
a
$21.24
The
the
fields of powered
new
facilities
Aircraft
Beech
Ashland Oil & Refining Co.—Registers With SEC—
the
in
Additional
xA directors.—V.
The
enter
undoubtedly
Calif., has been elected to the board
Wilson, of Pasadena,
182, p. 2786.
Hugh H.
with
to fce
is
1945;
to
year. was
mi-itary fo.ces of the United States
Government for various projects of interest to the concrac.ing parties,
will
shares.
outstanding
of
number
that
expected
contracts
Into
corporat'on
parent
It is
of Delaware.
laws
Inc.,
Development,
&
the
whereas
poration,
shares
lefore
Research
Beechcraft
of
stocks had
common
30,
advanced
:%r
Kansas cor¬
-"l' '?i;
consisted
preference
The
development of Beechcraft's mo,eme..t into
further
a
secret missile projects.
and
company on
the
'91 178
All
13 announced the formation of "Biechcraft
Inc.," a wholly -.waed suosidiary corporation.with capitalization of $500,000.
In July,
1955, Beech Aircraft Corp.. announced the formation of a
separate facility at Boulder, Colo., in connection wi h secret research
projects. The formation of the new whol.y-owned subsidiaiy corpora¬
corporation on Feb.
Research &
Development,
The
per
Apex Smelting
debt
Research Firm—
Aircraft Corp.—Establishes
Beech
A sec¬
—
ondary offering of 3,500 shares of common stock (par $4)
was made on Feb. 17 by Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. at $20
Monday, February 27, 1956
...
exchange
area
served
by
the
company.
Public
Offering—R. S. Dickson & Co. Inc. and asso¬
ciates on Feb. 23 publicly offered 14,464 shares of com¬
mon stock at $145 per share.
These shares were repre¬
sented
Feb.
by the 36,162 rights sold at competitive
21
by Southern Bell Telephone
This offering was oversubscribed.
The
were
remaining
placed
16,600
privately—V.
rights
183,
to
p.
which
884.
sale on
& Telegraph Co.
Southern
Bell
was
entitled
Volume 183
Number 5511... The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
Celanese Corp. of America—New Publicity Director—
.
Sherman
.
Stambaugh
Press Relations for
New
York.
For
He
the
has
this
his
assumed
past five
been
and
&
duties
new
one-half
for Owens-Corning Fiberglas
ously, he had worked three
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Highlights in 1955—
appointed
Director of Publicity and
offices at 180 Madison Ave.,;
corporation, with
Feb.
'years,
Corp.,
years
15.
in
York
New
as
Toledo.
and
executive
account
an
Thuiber Associates, advertising agency.—V.
In
.
its
182, p.
Ewell
2355.
The
matters.
See
St.
Louis-San
below.—V.
Ry.
183,
767.
p.
•
See
Zonite
Products Corp.
cost
below.
incrtase
approximately
The
at
w.11
be
number
the
$2,010,588, the highest reported in the history
company,
William
C.
MacMillen,
Jr.,
President,
announced
Feb.
21. In 1954,
earnings totaled $1,001,486. As in prior years,
income
and
due
was
the
lor
end
of
most
It
is
part
cents
Mr.
this
of
non-recurrring
a
nature
included
are
in
,
MacMillen
year
also
announced
completely
that
eliminated
company
originally incurred
several times since.—V.
183,
payment
a
Chesapeake
in
1947
and
of
$4,441,000 early
debt,
which
the
bank
s
which
had
previous
reached
year.—V.
102,411,
183,
higher
pur¬
funds
been
renewed
common stock (par
$10) was made on Feb. 10
by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $75.87 Vz per share, with a dealer's
discount of $1.60 per share.
It was quickly completed.
—"V. 183, p. 106. -
Chicago, South Shore
f
& South Bend RR.—Notes—
The Interstate Commerce Commission
issue
sell
and
without
has authorized this railroad
bidding $1,500,000 of 5% sinkin-*
fund notes due April 1, 1971. The
notes are to be sold at not less than
par plus accrued interest, and proceeds will be
used to pay for
the
relocation of the road's line in Lake
County, Ind.—V.
This
to
York—Changes Name—
company announced on
Hotel Corp. of America.
the
—V.
Feb.
22
The
that
was
name
adopted to reflect
growing importance of its activities in the hotel field
through
purchase of the Plaza Hotel in New York and the
lease of the
Edgewater Eeach Hotel in Chicago, the Cleveland in
the
Somerset
erate
under
Sherry,
^-V.
Boston.
that
Inc.,
132,
Cleveland,
in
name
as
Fear
Co.
Fred
2247.
p.
The
Childs
restaurants
division
a
and
of
Hotel
Receipe
continue
Corp.
Foods,
v
.
will
Inc.,
will
as
all
company
Incorporation
this
into
in
two
stock
for
in
The
Jan.
of
filed
30
the
amendment
and
was
by
A,
capitalization
which
on
series
to its Certificate of
stock-reclassification
plan.
its
^hare
B,
dividends
which
on
'shares
of
series
B
or
the
Citizens
will
reclassified
be
dividends
paid
will
solely
be
approved
paid
shareholders
by
of
the
filing
Utilities
series
portion of
stock, series
amendment,
stock
all-cash
their
will
have
shares,
on
the
shares
the
at
all
future
declaration
date
particular
of
set
on
A
aiter
*
the
Except
for
the
rights with respect
dividend
the
After
Roy
ICC
(cash
B
entitled
to
cannot
receive
be
that
exchanged
provisions,
both
series
have
all other privileges of
identical
common
stock
Richard
L.
throughout
'dividend
cash
the
utility
policy
in
expansion
of
additional
permit
the
shares
next
of
advised
payment
industry,
would
over
shareholders'
present
President,
dividend
the
that, in
generally in effect
capitalization
and
finance
to
without
years,
common
shareholders
pioneering
Citizens
10
the
procedure
at
the
least
$20,000,000
necessity of sale
stock, with consequent dilution
183, p. 107.
*
interest.—V.
mon
The
debentures
will
be
initially
convertible
into
com¬
two
on
per share. Tney will be redeemable at optional
redemption prices
ranging from 105% to par, plus accrued interest.
PROCEEDS—The
intends
company
financing for the retirement
'connection
of
to
the
use
indebtedness
net
of
proceeds from
$1,261,793
to
at
in
in
with
the acquisition of its
properties; for expenditures of
$300,000 for the construction of gas
gathering systems
for the further drilling and development of
proved
The remaider
of
the
proceeds will be used
for working
approximately
and
about
$950,000
properties.
capital.
f
'
?.
standing capitalization
of
stock
stock
mon
of
10
of
$1
debentures
cents
its
make
financing,
out¬
due
and
shares of
class
B
com¬
executive
offices
in
Corpus*
Laredo
the
to
in
southwest,
northeast
the
and
southern
San
Gulf
Texas
Antonio
of
to
Mexico
in
an
the
to
bounded
area
northwest,
the
east
by
Houston
and
to
southeast.
The company estimates that
during
of
the
total
tributed
operations
of
the 12 months ended Oct. 31, 1955,
properties now owned by it, gas sales con¬
from
revenues
about
32%,
oil and
condensate
gathering systems
gas
sales
about
approximately 35%,
and
33%.
UNDERWRITERS—Other members of the underwriting
group include:
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Goodbody & Co.; Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.; and Townsend, Dabney and
Tyson.—V. 183,
offer
The
its
corporation
has
Co.
to
The
Into
17
Stock
announced
that
it
is
redeeming
all
15-year 4%% convertible debentures due Dec. 1.
redemption date is March 30, 1956 and the redemption
equal to 103% of principal face amount, plus accrued inter¬
stock
stock
accordance
debentures
will
were
expire
debentures
redeemed
THE
not
on
1956.
also
company
common
In
30,
announced
of
the
with
issued,
as
of
30,
corporation
the
the
of
terms
the
converted
March
that
the
at
debentures
$20.75
on
or
before
182,
p.
convertible
are
per
share.
indenture
the
under
right to convert
close of business
1956.—V.
plan
a
stock
be
made
its
of
Toledo
by
stock
will
its
be
less
not
stock
common
than
be
to
been
also
advised
approved
183;
The
that
the
Christensen
A.
Officer
and
Fidelity-Phenix,
the
America
revised
by
Feb.
5,000,000
15
4,000,000
The
of
Con¬
debentures
on
March
March
20,
which
i*to
2«,
1956
2463.
the
to
directors
Container
the
will
All
bo
!
will
of
record
Feb.
States
21,
is
P.
and
and
capital
an
board
of
initial
and
Chief
The
of
Execu¬
Underwriters,
As
Continental
$2,000,000
covering
for
public
of
4%
sale
at
$100 per share;
offered
of
100%
cumulative
quarterly
1956,
15,
Board
The
of
director
a
the
of
Hanover
182,
a
Co.,
the
President
director
of
subordinated
stock,
$500,000
for
of
the
the construction
of
a
to
cost
The
balance
$465,000,
be
$750,000
for
offered
shares)
of
such
debentures
new
funds
provide
estimated
will
will
of
Society
provide funds to be
its
advanced
to
outstanding preferred. The
of such
at not
ing
will
and
be
used
for
a
contract
President,
The
of
has
for
adidtion
announced
plant is
awarded
its
Big
Feb.
on
expected
$3,000,000.
to
construction
to
of
be
to
to
a
Spring,
capacity
of
plastic
At
company
covering
on
164,117
Feb.
16
shares
12,968,943
23,274,336
10,776,727
10,927,010
8,220,500
-
debt
67.329,859
35,060,009
6,000,000
14,737,351
of
during
shares
steel
1955.
31,
facilities to be installed at
will amount to approximately
adding that
these
by more than
also will suggest
capacity
time,
same
2,419,017
outstanding at Dec.
and
1956
Zivian, President,
basic
29,638,291
3,018,932
shares
8,144,171
33.936.920
——-
improvements
the
16,693,305
67,630,364
(net)__
:
number
on
1,627,300
21,884,302
28,000,000
and equipment
they
will
the
Ports¬
$10,000,OCJ
increase
the
cor¬
12%
to 1,450,000 nefc
the output of finished
the
of
the
securities
than
of
the
purposes.
sale
V. 81,
p.
Badger Mfg.
common
2239.
Cambridge,
facility
R. L. Tollett,
Corp.,
refinery,
a
sales
that
inciease
1956
earnings could show
30% .—V. 183, p.
gaiil
a
about
of
667.
Corp.
—
Arranges Loan
—
10-year 5%
of
""
Fred
E.
for
President,
Durham,
obligations of
will
styrene manufacturing
Texas
estimated
1955 on
The corporation has
first mortgage loan
with Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co., it was an¬
nounced on Feb. 17.
The loan is to be repaid in semi¬
annual instalments of $125,000 each.
the C.
equipment
for
the
said
Lee Cook
the
division
Norris
funds
and
will
the
division's -new
be
to
used
Peerless
plant
retir®
division,
Tulsa,
at
and
Okla.
This
1955,
corporation and
consolidated
had
President,
said
its
net
subsidiaries, for the year ended Dec. 31,
sales of $27,053,000, Fred D. Durham,
Indicated profit before taxes
sales.
totaled $2,459,000, equal to $2.60
per
share on
the 930,800 shares of common stcck outstanding all
year-end.
Per Share earnings, which amounted to 71 cents for the
fourth quarter,
Increased each successive quarter of the year.
Inasmuch as Dover first became publicly owned in March, 1955, an<5
the company as presently constituted is the result of comparatively
recent
consolidations of
four
long-established businesses, several of
was
in
$5,090,000,
Indicated
parable
a
equal
net
preliminary
to
income,
18.8%
after
report.
of
taxes,
previously had different fiscal years and tax
data are available for the preceding year.
Results
of
facturer,
operations for 1955 include those of
Inc., and Peerless Manufacturing Corp.
although
their
March
31
and
completed
of
by December,
1956 at
cost
a
W.
bases,
C.
no
Norris
com¬
Manu¬
for the entire
acquisition as divisions did not become effective
31, 1955, respectively.—V. 182, p. 2128.
year,
until
Oct.
filed
of
its
a
registration
$25
par
statement
common
stock.
with
The
for
Plans
in
the
this
Co.—To
Rouge area ot
Expand Louisiana Operations
operation/to be located
Louisiana, were announced on Feb. 22 by
$20,000,000
manufacturing
company.
Dr.
I.
Leland
soda
and
Largest
1,100
Doan,
President,
disclosed
the
company
has
taken
three tracts of land on the west tank of the Mississippi
expectation of building facilities to produce chlorine, caustto
on
the
of
new
a
Baton
with
the
com¬
Chemical
Dow
this
grade
organic chemicals.
sites comprises 1,700 acres, while the other two ar«
each, Dr. Doan said. "We anticipate exercising options
several
of
the
acres
COMMERCIAL
AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent
Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
Dana
Seibert, President. Published twice a week [every Thursday
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942. at th*
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of
March 3,
1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year; in Dominion of
Canada, $63.00 per year. Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
William
NOTE:
On
account
of
the
fluctuations in
the
rate
of
exchange, remittance for foreign
*
Earned $2.60 Per Share in 1S55—
$400,000.
of
he
pace,
over
Dover
redemptions
cover
more
present
50%
arranged $2,500,000
be
not
bettered
be
of
at
Crucible Steel Co. of America—Registers With SEC—
This
21.703,745
stock_„_--_——-
J.
options
EEC
89,603,213
36,243,284
31
provide greater flexibility and reduce costs, he added.
satisfactory showing of Detroit Steel during 1955 is expected
by a substantial margin during 1956," continued Mr.
.Zivian, in discussing the outlook. With demand for steel continuing &S
be
to
plant,
with
20,000,000
pounds
styrene monomer,
which is used
in the
manufacture of plastics and as a one-quarter component of
synthetic rubber,
represents
a
major diversification of products by
Cosden Petroleum
Corp.—V. 182, p. 1336.
annual
$
106,137,157
Dec.
9.
be
Construction
the
1954
offered
sale
stock
common
funds to
at
Proceeds
of
*$0.2J
.1955
at
Division
which
an
862,523
$2.07
31—
products,
subsidiary for similar repurchase of
intends, further, to use a por¬
general corporate
Cr71,333
share
common
common
M.
tons.
company
company.
791,190
I
poration's
be
a
$
13,033,826
6,317,860
assets
Further
(7,500 -shares)
public
Cosden Petroleum Corp.—Lets Contract for Plant—
be
1954
51,707,90T
taxes
:
said
<
the
of
1955
Feb.
on
$170,000); and the balance will be added to the work¬
funds
Re¬
Co.;
Co.;
Oil
Shell
644.
p.
assets
mouth
proceeds to redeem outstanding common shares (estimated
to exceed
capital
shares
per
♦Based
applied to the reduction of bank
loans. Proceeds of the sale of preferred shares will be used, in
part,
to provide funds for the
repurchase of outstanding preferred and to
tion
Atlantic
Crude Oil
Bass;
taxes
of Dec.
of
No.
used, in part, to fi¬
terminal at Albany. N. Y.,
petroleum
to
and
stock,
common
&
101.803,010
surplus
Earned surplus
United
Property
debentures,
amount;
to
(100,000
sale
outstanding
22-
"The
in
the
gas
of
(& Subs.)—Highlights of 1955—
Capital
the
of
the
of
Insurance
Institute
becoming members. Sales
be solicited by certain designated employees.
of
of
6.715,966
income
Preferred
Com¬
for
Proceeds
an¬
and
from
General
31—
Dec.
Property, plant
be
interested
supplies
gas
Dehli-Taylor;
Inventories
debentures
may
obtain
————...
Foreign
The
and
2248.
p.
principal
preferred
and
to
Oil Co.;
Cash
stockholders
to
American
Bank
and
also
American
4%
of
the
valley
20-year
a
Current
liabilities-^-.-.-——-r——-—■:
Working capital
and
Fidelity-Phenix.
dividend of 50 cents
registration statement with the SEC
a
stated
the
350 million cubic feet
contain about 565 miles
profit
Current
Corp.
Inc.—V.
corporation filed
Florida,
in
s
the
for
Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange, Inc.,
Ithaca, N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
This
before
Earned
.to
-15,
of
I
Long-term
the
of
in
fields
gas
sales
Net
Continental,
Fidelity-Phenix Companies
shares, resulting
March
the
of
trustee
Finance
trustees
average
proposes
Continental
Ended
Total
stock
payable
Development;
AFIA
20
Corp.; M. H. Marr Co.; Richardson
Co., and Superior Oil Co.—V. 181,
Oil
Net
Mr.
Herd is President of the National Board of Fire Underwriters;
a
director of all companies of the America Fore Group, the Insurance
Society of New York, General Adjustment Bureau, Underwriters Salvage
Co. of New York, the United States P. & I. Agency and a member of
the
company
Year
authorities.
Building Corp.
He is
Agency, Sanborn Map
I.
&
an
Detroit Steel Corp.
its
1956.
a
Economic
Board
York
Chairman
President
as
Continental
Chairman
Association;
for
National
New
of
as
Christensen
Mr.
to
consumption
about
Detroit Edison Co.—Secondary
The
of
submission
connect
application
company's
Income
elected
Herd
stock,
new
,
a
Offering—A secondary
offering of 120,000 shares of capital stock (par $20) was
made on Feb. 20 by Kidder, Peabody & Co. at $34.75 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 65 cents per share.
It was completed.—V. 183, p. 667.
exchange
directors
ultimate
for
gas
carry
Oil
Sun
.
been
par
declared
have
the
on
waa
just
Florida.
Gulf
each
Co.—Changes in Personnel and
$5
of
robots
said.
company said.
It would
26-inch diameter pipe.
The
ex-,
for
common
19S6.
to
& Casualty and Niagara Companies of
Group.
These moves were pursuant to
by-laws as recently adopted and approved
The
mental
some
with a resultant loss in accuracy of com¬
distortions have remained in quantities of about 3%
would
to
Net
supervisory
of
make
can
agreement has been
reached for sale of the gas to Houston Texas Gas & Oil Corp., which
has an application before the F'PC to permit it to transport the
gas
Mengel Co.
stock
in
approved the two-for-one split in capital
shares of $5 par capital stock for The
shares
share
per
has
and
seems,
the
inch
Fidelity
and
stockholders
in
of
for
9
power
it
times,
initially
daily,
Insurance
charters
stockholders
The
<
The
Fore
board
Feb.
on
electrical
corporation,
$
Victor
J.
the
plan
impure
this
,,
it
pipeline
would
are
667.
p.
of
by
-
Eliminating VoT.age Regulator has wide applications
using electronic testing equipment; in the testing of
meters and transformers; and in production
machine tooling.—V. 183, p. 556.
1
natural
nouncement
pending
Container
8«%,
effect
solved
been
■
Distortion
laboratories
deliver
Its
have
Bend,
The
isued
at
has
17.
Coastal
Transmission
Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary,
ha»
an
application with the Federal Power Commission to build a
$60,000,000 natural gas pipeline from the Rio Grande Valley in Texas
to
a
point near Baton Rouge, La.
The purpose of the line to t®
and
firms
exchange
common
885.
p.
the current
fining Co.;
to
183,
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp., Dallas, Texas—To Build—
in
$5,000,000
South
of
the
added
The
commodities
terminals
company
the
for
common
share
Split Announced—
Frank
tive
to
outstanding
March
of
one
Continental Insurance
Mass.,
Debentures—
The
1968.
price is
est
Feb.
on
approved
shares
basis,
until
This corporation
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—Calls
of
9
for
be
all
763.
p.
will
horsepower motors,
setups requiring, precise
the
common
Container
Mengel
884.
p.
of
the
operate
However,
stock
common
will
be available for general
the company's expansion and moderniza¬
intoxicating
an
current,
low
common
stockholders.—V.
estimated
located
to
183,
commitments.
additional
new
The
in
stock of The Mengal Co.
The offer will be
acquisition
of
Container
of
enough
Mengal
exchange to bring its holdings of Mengel common stock
90%
of
the
total outstanding.
However, Container will
right to accept a smaller amount provided its holdings
its
nance
are
D.
continue
these
meet
the
Pittsburgh, Pa., the U. S. Air Force, for its development center at
Rome, N. Y., and the U. S. Army, for its Redstone Arsenal in Alabama.
of
freight.
Huffman, both
price and underwriting
First Boston Corp. is
was
treated by standard refining equipment. Distortion
Eliminating
Voltage
Regulator
developed
by
Curtiss-Wright Electronics Division at Carlstadt, N. J., has cut this
impurity factor to a scant 3/10th of 1%, permitting electronic brains,
known technically as
analog computors, to function with clear heads.
Among purchasers of the Curtiss-Wright unit, offering 10-timesbetter liltering
action than any previously available equipment,
are
Westinghouse Electric Corp., lor use in its Research Laboratory at
registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission and
other legal requirements have been met.
Christ!,
generally in the business of exploring for, acquiring
developing and operating oil and gas properties ana
owning and operating gas gathering systems. The company's
properties
volume
The
filed
the two
where
to
of
the company and
"brains"
These
after
A
been
in,
acquiring,
Feb.
on
upon
the
not
engaged
is
interests
the
with
approximately
Chics gj,
of
Feb.
on
putations.
purchase
farmers
current
problem
unstable
even
equipment
310,000
the
of
value.
par
BUSINESS—Company,
Texas,
value
par
to
will consist of $2,500,000 of 5%
Feb. 1, 1971; 1.122,000 shares
the company
of
subordinated
common
will
were
at
purchase.—V.
stock
of
Mengel
The
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion
convertible
and
operating
public sale at $5 per share.
No underwriting is involved.
and preferred stock are offered without limitation and
purchased by both farmer and non-farmer patrons of the
Cooperative Grange and by other persons. The offering of common
stock is restricted to present membsrs of Cooperative
Grange and to
■
,.
owing
sufficient
the sale
electronic
little
the
least
reserve
the
incurred
the
expense.
at
$5.75
„
1955
Alfred
and
and
the
tax-free
a
shares
shares
Liability
stock
common
stock,
of
companies
by Container.
contemplates an offer
plan
mittee
priced at 100% and accrued interest and the
stock at $5 per share.
in
substantial
of
common
Insurance
uunderwriting
group, which offered on Feb. 24, $2,500,000 of 5% con¬
vertible subordinated
debentures, due Feb. 1, 1971, and
100,000 shares of common stock (par $1). The debentures
exchange
an
Consolidated
a
directors
conditioned
of
Coastal States Gas Producing Co.—Securities Offered
Blair & Co. Inc. are
managers of
an
were
of
Roelke
on
Rosenthal,
the
to
in
affiliated
be
general funds of
The
presently owned
The
ownership.
contrast
of
revenues
owners
the
deadline.
to voting and
L.
change,
between
the
the
corporate purposes, including
tion program if required.—V.
Container Corp. of America—To Seek Mengel Stock—
be
and
non-recurring
common
carrier
of
general
Ohio and Michigan with principal
Bend,
Fort
Wayne,
Cleveland,
Akron,
those
approval
The
dividend!
stock
will
proceeds of
to
The
the
intervals
was
operations
<'
Dispatch
for
B
brief
B
basis
will
being
Indiana,
South
principal
new
days,
exchanging
shares
series
series
75
A
the
shareholders
However,
April 14
of
shares.
the
present
into
share
for
dividend
except
for
dividend on
cash
determine
dividend.
series
dates,
a
to
the
For
privilege
exchange period terminates, April 14,
the series
fully convertible for an identical number of series
'record
of
shares.
share
a
A—the^all-stock
all
reclassified
were
dividend
from
loss
Dispatch.
Dispatch
is
a
Gross
has
the
common
stock
B
any
common
of
amount
its
Freightways, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition
stock
long interlined
of
overwhelmingly
shares—the
common
holders
for
is
latter
and
supplied by amendment.
underwriter.
principal
It
tization
net
Shippers
join
tainer
27.
with
the
Illinois,
op¬
amendment
effective
common
this
'■
Shippers
Shippers
in
Louis
cash.
Effective
all
stock;
of
cash
used
subsidiaries.
;
made
Citizens
series—series
new
shares
solely
Jan.
on
which
filing,
preceding fiscal year, while it
business
(Reynolds Spring Co.),
-
Citizens Utilities Co.—Recapitalization Plan
Approved
With
its
$1,419,556
This corporation has filed application with the Interstate Commerce
Commission to acquire Shippers Dispatch, Inc., a motor carrier head¬
quartered in South Bend, Ind.
-j
-J\\
The purchase agreement provides for Consolidated to
not
This
2788.
p.
of
spring
were
of
Consolidated
and
to
sales
$40,060
Detroit.
changed its
quarter
automotive
net
182,
lines
had
name
near
it
first
the
$274,365,
the
the
the
in
company's
be
has
and
Distorted
corporation has announced that net sales of its products during
the first quarter of its current fiscal year,
covering the period Oct. 1
to Dec. 31, 1955, amounted to
$7,787,082.
Income before Federal taxes
totaled
$1,694,834.
Aiter
provision of $881,325 for Federal income
taxes, the company's net income for the quarter was $813,509.
Chicago,
Childs Co., New
•
2355.
p.
the
1955.
upon
acquire
to
competitive
182,
to
with 94,139
compared
This
During
shares of
to
as
subscription by common stock¬
the rate of one additional share
at
The subscription
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—New Voltage Regulator—
Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp.—Earns.
Up
still
Chesebrough-Pond's, Inc.—Secondary offering of 6,000
are
for
1956,
7,
held.
the
for
667.
p.
the shares
March
shares then
is continuing its program of expansion and moderniza¬
authorized capital expenditures of $20,000,000 subsequent
anticipates that presently available cash as supplemented by
retained earnings and provisions for depreciation, depletion and amor¬
tion
rate
debentures.
of
offer
record
ten
announced
106.
p.
terms
per
certain
to
that
expected
through the sale
stockholders
the
of
$65,000,000.
provided
were
expense
earnings.
.
Tne
of
3
The company
27
of
the
on
\
of
settlement
to
proposes
each
named
shares.
earnings
pending
corporation in 1955 spent $64,068,000 for construction, including
$22,395,000 for distribution facilities and $20,728,000 for transmission
pipeline
racilities.
The
1956
construction
prjg.a.n
is
expected
to
Chesapeake Industries, Inc.—Reports Record Earns.—
Earnings in 1955
18,000,000
on
"contingent'
refund
were
coits.
gas
program
of
to
earnings
The
Chemway Corp.—Proposed New Name—
;
include
subject
are
when
1954,
over
for
1955
1954.
over
chased
Francisco
corporation reported earnings for the
share on 19,804,192 shares outstand¬
Contingent earnings in 1954 amounted to fiVe cents a share.
operating expenses were $269,312,000, an increase of 17%.
Total
•
the
share
per
earnings
which
pany
holders
report,
$1.09
or
1955
share,
Central of Georgia Ry.—Hearings on Control—
-
annual
$23,688,000 or $1.20 per
This was an increase of 21%
$19,550,000,
Previ¬
for
1955
of
year
ing.
he had been Publicity Director
(991)
subscriptions
an i advertisements
must be made in New York funds.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
...
Monday, February 27, 1956
(992)
least
at
on
call
plans
company s
has
been
making
division
at
network.
river
i
-
said
Doan
Dr.
to and from its Texas
Intracoastal waterway and Mississippi
barge shinment
extensive use of
Freeport via the
the
for
plans
the
new
Louisiana ope-aMons are in
company's efforts to
"decentralize future expansion
where economically feasible."
Dow has manufacturing operations in
12 locations in seven states.—V. 183, p. 769.
with
line
the
stockholders
The
authorize
to
,
availability of water transportation stimulated the
in
a
Mississippi
river site, Dr, Dean continued.
The
interest
shares
Placed Privately—A total of
Power Co.—Bonds
and refunding mortgage bonds
due 1977 have been placed privately through Granberry,
Marache & Co., it was announced on Feb. 17.
None of
the proceeds will accrue to Duke Power Co. as the bonds
were
already outstanding.—V. 183, p. 885.
2.65%
$3,000,000
first
in
increase
an
and
18
shares.
cation
that
states
of
of the outstanding
has been acquired
pursuant to the offer made
Philadelphia
of
Association
Fire
the
if
they may occur.
also, on Feb. 17 announced that all
the General Casualty Co. of Wisconsin
as
Hatch
stock
by
President,
Hatch,
It
by Mr. Hatch
continue to operate as a separate
will
Wisconsin
writes
183,
556.
p.
the first
was
filed with the SEC on Feb. 13 covering
stoc'r (ear $10) to be offered undT the
company's Employees' Stock Purchase Plan
at the average market
price, wnicli v.a* $37.50 per share on the New York Stock Exchange
on
Feb.
9, 1956, and not to exceed an aggregate of $301,000.
The
proceeds ar° to be used by the company for the purchase of said
notification
of
letter
A
s^r>res
8,010
stock.—V.
of
182,
2240.
p.
Dropped—
Industries, Inc.—Merger Plan
Eastern
See
was
commoT
Neptune
Belgium,
Of
filiates
bers
Eastman Kodak Co.—New Sales Division—
Co.—Acquisition—>
Eaton Manufacturing
The
by this company of Automotive Genr Works, Inc.,
exchange of stock was announced on Feb. 15 by C. E.
of Automotive Gear, and H. J. McGinn, President
The
officials
two
all
that
said
the s'oe'e
of
Works
Gear
applications,
operated
a
the
flywheel
include
which
ring
gears,
differential drive gears for the transmission
ranging from manufacturers of outboard
industries
where work is now proceeding on an expansion exceeding
which will bring total postwar expenditures to $265,000,Production is already averaging 1,500 units a day compared with
Edison
Brothers
—V.
Sales—
Stores, Inc.—January
1956
1955
$4,659,029
$4,628,641
of January—
Sales
planning
is
Net
21.
1,637,138
$1.19
■■■'.."■
——
$20,000,000
a
$1.12
V
during
amounted
to
of
the
%;
■'
and
ended Dec. 31, 1955
with $94,804,706
year
equal to $3.40 per share on the 1,365,735
outstanding.
This compares with $5,095,787,
$4,945,694,
stock
outstanding in the pravious
year.
A 5% stock dividend was declared during 1955.
The
Dec.
31,
1955 balance sheet showed total current
assets of
$37,017,077 compared with total current liabilities of $10,446,876.
A
year earlier, current assets were $36,394,121 against current liabilities
Benjamin
Sales
Co.—Record
share
per
$9,899,947.—V.
shares
1,284,960
on
182,
will
earnings established all-time high records last year,
Ragir, President, said on Feb. 16, in announcing 1955
have
A.
results.
Net
charges
and
taxes,
were
$5,171,869,
or
$4.15 per
share
on
the
stock, as compared to net of $1601,127 or $3.69 per common
common
share,
a
ia
1954.
for
Record
the
sales
ended
year
Dec.
as
against
to
$64,509,40.3
were
all
after
1^55,
31,
$1,702,737
$59,690,128
earlier.
year
Net
the
$1,434,194
to
amounted
com¬
as
the
fourth quarter of 1954.
Fourth quarter
compared to $15,221,631 in 1954,
during 1955 Ekco had largely concluded
as
remarked
Ragir
quarter
last
in
$16,723,251
were
Mr.
for
that
$14,000,000
a
capital expansion program initiated in 1950. "In addi¬
Mr. Ragir, "1955 saw the complete integration Into Ekco's
said
tion,"
production
in
the
joint
new
launched
The
of
Autoyre
Co.., McClintock Manufacturing
Ragir added that during 1955
its
Wheeling
1956.—V.
$5,000,000
plant
182,
Mr,
Ekco-Alcoa
of
venture
and
the
Products."
will
containers
plant
Inc.
Wheeling,
and in full
at
completed
be
major
acquired
systems
include
Shorecraft
and
subsidiaries
distribution
and
These
1954.
Co.,
successfully
started.
was
111.,
well
by
operation
mid-
bringing it to a total of $435,000,000, up about
original estimates.
Originally the 10-year program called for virtually doubling the
company's generating capability. Latest estimates are that it will be
more
that tripled, — boosted from 503,000 to
1,892,000 kilowatts in
the 10-year period.
record
of
volume
sales
This
of
$5,577,197
in
reported by this
above the 1954 total
1955
was
increase of 41%
represents an
five
this
plant
the
will
program
record-
a
for 1956.
budget
construction
announced
average
than
more
million
$50
a
Since 1944, Mr. Smith has marketed more than $200,000,000
issues for the company.
will go to the investment market in April to market
year.
security
company
$15,000,000 bond issue to aid its
and
months
to
expects
Fall.—V.
the
Income
taxes
was
taxes
amounted
to
which
$855,266,
was
the
previous year's total o' $336,606.
Net
$460,138, compered to $168,001 in 1954.
share
dividends
President
order
182,
117,231
1955
Grant
rate,
its
barometers
V.
the
on
during
to
a
year
of
183,
In
each
on
of
have
to
1956 construction over the next
back
go
engaged
for
again
into
the
Canadian
plants from
the
distortion
in
down
Diamond
the
revealed
bands
on
Feb.
in
used
thai, it is
19
the
intricate
38.3%
control
Major
equipment
metal
is
used
is
the
systems
fire
radar
of
control
developed
by Hughes Aircraft of Culver City, Calif
who
working in cooperation with metallurgists as Elgin, helped develop' metal
strips for the radar unit.
drive
The
bands
tenna in the
for
which
its
then
takes
of
of
nose
aircraft.
enemy
watch-siring
the jet, which
Once
spotted
control
over
of
metal
power
small
a
continuously scans the
plane is
a
the
radar
"locked
plane,
into"
guides
radar
the
an¬
ahead
area
it
system,
and
fires
guns.
than
More
planes
and
as
8,000
the
Northrup
The
wonder
quality
and
of
those
radar
units
have
Lockheed
F-89D
F-94C. Starfire, North
Scorpion.
metal,
caPed
durability.
Elgiloy,
Tests
have
was
been
the
in
American F-86D
few
millions
more
such
Sabre,
for
metal
its
to
non-corrosive
perform
up-
2.1. 2.500,000 operations without fatigue,
the company reported.
developed Elgiloy for non-breakable watch main¬
springs.—V.
183, p,
in
number
strike
a
of
and
Canadian
employees
which
1954 to Jan. 30, 1955.
owing, to the strike,
10,
for
sales
the
on
1954
comparisons in most instances.
a
peak
of $346,143,702,
which
1953
12 %
and
1954
new
the
1954 and
trucks
cars,
in
company
43,129
and
1955
including
tractors,
totalled
173,931,
165,710
.
passenger
and
1954
over
than
more
against
.
trucks
and
cars
6.5%
imported
as
in
in
1955, an
1953,
the
for
the
including dividends received from overseas
subsidiary companies,
was
$20,729,823,
equal
to $12.50 per issued
share.
This compares with income of $14,243,319 in 1954
and $20,029,513 in 1953, equal to $8.58 and $12.07 per share respectively.
Income after taxes on Canadian operations was $4,616,447. In 1954
it was $1,966,382, and in 1953, $10,595,500.
Dividends received from
overseas
subsdiaries, after tax<>s
withheld at source, amounted
to
$16,113,376, comparing with $12,276,937 in 1954 and $9,434,013 in 1953.
Dividends
in
share
share
—V.
1953.
directors
payable
170,
1955
in
equal
were
were
$4.25
1956
dividends
Comparable
The
year,
shareholders
to
approved
to
$5.00
share in
per
1954
per
The
Feb.
company on Feb.
that will spread
18, announced
over
a
multimillion
dollar expansion
10,
dividend
a
of
$1.25
per
1955
1954
$5,594,000,000 $4,062,300,000
31—
income
Net
:
assets
worth
437,000,000
year
ag0'
by
at
least
1-000%
during
the
next
five
nnint
States
states,
fh?n?>2h 2?
?
Producing activity ranging from primary
ex-
development drilling and producing properties acCub^ F.>r^Pa2yHa u° Middle East.
cuba, Europe and the J;-?, widespread interests in the United
oukitinn
Thi
f°r
me PeId°ian Canadian operations will be in CalMarrh7' Thi !!
°?en in temporary quarters there on or about
Oil and Gas r?,T
y Is- ®xpected ^ move soon to the Hudson Bay
and
Building which is now under
construction.
Plants
31
The
company's
invested
have
ties and
overseas
17,
Invest Over
II—
Affiliates
Since
964,300,000
1,990,020
171,019
$500,000,000
proposal
said
and
in
be
increase in authorized
1,000,000 shares
to S5 par value.
an
The
audit has not been completed, Mr.
will be considerably higher than
for
earnings
that
previous
any
annual
firm's
the
Although
for
1955
year.
its
distributes
company
principal
operated throughout the nation.—V.
plants
product, Fritos
183, p. 886.
through
20
SEC
company
for
20,
of
filed a registration statement with the
convertible subordinated debentures, due
due March
1976, and $10,000,000 of sinking fund debentures,
1,
securities
1976.
These
public sale
through
The
Brothers.
public
Feb.
on
$37,500,000
covering
March
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Trailer
Fruehauf
This
offering
price
to be offered on or about March 8
underwriting group headed by Lehman
are
an
rates
interest
the
on
underwriting
and
debentures,
terms
price,
conversion
to
are
be
supplied
by
amendment.
The
financing is to provide additional working
capital and funds to meet the needs of the company's expanding
business, including plant expansion. The net proceeds will be applied
initially to the reduction of current bonk loans incurred to finance
the expanded volume of business.—V. 183, p. 668.
the
of
purpose
Co.—Reports Profit for 1955—
affiliates
more
of
$15,295,612
in countries
expansion
programs
<
now
reported
compared
for the year ended Dec. 31, 1955, net
with $18,310,269 in the previous year,
to John
H.
Briggs,
President.
Net income
alter taxes
$262,923, equal after allowance for preferred dividends to 45
share on the
520,540 outstanding shares of common stock
according
totaled
cents
a
against
36
quarter
1955,
or
loss
net
a
Fourth
cents
$23,891 in 1954.
sales were $4,990,750 contrasted with $3,856,413
the final three months was $193,018
based on
520,540 outstanding
shares
of
net
income for
common
share
while
net
a
preferred dividends.
For the fourth quarter of
reported a net loss of $113,193.
financial position continued strong with the ratio
of current
assets
to
current
liabilities on Dec. 31,
1955, 3.7 to 1
after a $333,600 reduction of term debt and the acquisition of 4,490
after
provision
1954,
the
The
company's
shares
In
for
company
$10
of
preferred
remarks
his
volume
In
182,
stock.
shareholders,
to
p.
Mr.
of
quarter
last
the
$20,000,000i5s-v.
1955
Eriggs pointed out that sales
was
at
the annual rate of
2356.
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—January Sales Higher—
of
MOnth
Net
1S56
$6,337,839
January—
sales
—V.
183,
'
1955
$5,897,764
557.
p.
Dynamics Corp.—Receives Govt. Contract—
General
000
corporation's Stromberg-Carlson division has received a $1,500,from the U. S
Signal Corp for communicaiio.is equip¬
contract
South
for
ment
Korea,
it
was
announced on Feb. 21
by John H.
Voss,
telephone division..
of the
contract
to
South
to
given
was
under
Korea
be completed
on
this country's
the equipment
Delivery of
uled
General
foreign aid
program.
will start in October,
1956, and is sched¬
in March, 1957.—V. 183, p. 406.
outside the United States
In
will
underway, it
•
was
-
.
earners
disclosed on Feb.
expansion program in the United States,
so
that the world-wide
Corp.—Wages at Higher Rate—
the
truck,
car,
a
in
new
high
body and assembly divisions weekly earnings
of $104.77 in 1955, compared with $35.34 in
preceding year.
General
in
1955,
Sloan
Motors
with
throughout
an
the
employment
average
world
and
payrolls
also
Set
all-time
records
of 624,011 salaried and hourly-rate employes
earning $3,127,145,514,
Messrs. Curtice and
said.
payrolls were more than a quarter of all GM sales in 1955.
World-wide employment in 1954 averaged 576,667 and payrolls totaled
These
1
figure—which includes work completed or planned
addition to the $3,750,000,000 postwar modernization, tooling
the
Motors
General Motors' United States plants received
weekly pay averaging an all-time record $102.41 during 1955, Harlow
H.
Curtice,
President,
and Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., Chairman of the
Board announced on Feb. 20.
During 1954, weekly pay averaged $91.44.
Wage
aveiaged
$500,000,000 in new plants, production facili¬
than
has
company
sales
1
■—was
will
made
be
to
plans have been made for the immediate use of the proposed in¬
capitalization, Mr. Doolin said.
Currently, there are 450,000
of common stock outstanding.
Doolin
the
tooling between the end of World War II and the completion of
Ford said
in¬
being
was
shares
in New
World War
by Henry Ford II.
Mr.
15c
stock of the company from 600,000 shares to
reclassification of the stock from no par value
a
1,593,300,000
1,117,500.000
2,614,588
181,616
production
Employment at Dec.
Foreign
of
creased
2,083,500.000
1,868,200,000
-
years.
Cantfii?r^f,ntTC^natian wclls of the Peldman operations are in the
! Lake, Success and South Success fields of Saskatchewan.
Dhafes of PvninraLn
IS 9anadIan °Per3<tions will engage in all
dividend
normal
the
$4.31
2,585,300,000
31
31
at Dec.
Payrolls
Units domestic
that
compensate
when
Another
227,800,000
$8.19
Dec.
at
C.
behalf of the Korea Civil Assistance
Command, and the equipment is a part of the assistance being given
Co., Detroit, Mich.—Earnings Rise—
Dec.
i
DloraHnn
to
Vice-P:esident
Earnings per share
Total
the whole of western Canada,
Feldman, sole owner of the worldwide oil and gas opertngv, Sname' already has 22 wells producing in Saskatchewan.
Jtf®"1 £ g his announcement, he plans to expand his Canadian oper"
a
dividend of 20c per share payable to
and have changed the payment date
E. Doolin, President, announced on
a
20,
30,
issued
i 15 to shareholders of record February 20, 1956.
sales
Net
April
April
lor the additional
month.
In the future,
declared by directors, will be paid quarterly at the
end of April, July, October and January, he said.
Mr. Doolin, also announced that stockholders will be asked to adopt
the provisions of the
new Texas Business Corporation Act of 1955
at the annual stockholders meeting March
13.
The
Feb.
March
Ended
Year
to
said
Doolin
dividends,
-
on
Ford Motor
Hp
31
18.
Mr.
creased
The
Net
record
of
March
from
approved
have
directors
stockholders
and $3.00
1597.
p.
Dividend—To Change Cap¬
Record Earnings—
Frito Co.—Declares Larger
in
peak.
income
share.
primarily
and cars are
Ireland,
italization—To Report
was
previous record made
the
above
165,802 in 1953.
totalled
of
previous
Net
of
by
Production
increase
trucks/ tractors
assembly of
or
facilities
Ford
Finland,
Portugal,' Italy, France, Egypt,
Australia, New Zealand, Malava, South Africa, Uruguay, Argentina and
Chile,
in addition to The Netherlands,
Belgium, Sweden, Denmark,
Mexico and Brazil.—V. 183, p. 886.
The
556.
(D. D ) Feldman Oil & Gas C»., Dallas, Texas.—To Ex¬
pand Canadian Operations—
program
in
production,
earnings
Oct.
results
the
reached
1955
higher than
sold
major
v/hich
in
in
1953.
per
selected
shown
installed
sales
135,139 in
fabricating watch spring
radar
has included
company
Total
units,
all-weather
jet interceptors.
unit in which the
of
Because
in
drive
by
were
shut
Elgin National Watch Co.—New Development—
This company
that
affected
adversely
records in
new
fact
the
operations
The
metal
achieved
company
notwithstanding
$1.35
order
1956
the
1955
income,
sale
the
in
countries
of
includes
located
Ltd.—Earnings Rise—
Total
wi'h
earlier.
$134,678.
2248.
p.
v
list
full
The
886.
p.
Ford Motor Co. of Canada,
after
cited
the company's high
incoming
backlog and the durable goods industries as
business
activity will parallel last year's.—
S.
own
that
outstanding
shares
amounted
gain
a
income
Earnings per share of common stock amounted to $2.66
the 149,724 shares outstanding on Dec. 31.
This compared
per
Brazil
Gabriel
before
over
in Lat n America. They
and
modernization and
Mexico.
1,
spending for the
Is that the company's construction
of
years
Directors
of
Board
annually.
This stepped-up pace is requiring the Company to finance additional
securities and it has been going to the investment market about twice
The
represents the cost of
include a completely new
facilities investments in
$18,000,000
approximately
figure,
programs
in
postwar
operations.
Ford assembly
postwar
$3,939,386.
154%
o
the
month
this
The outlook now
last
was
program
_■ ■. -
investment in overseas
manufacturing facilities
and the announcement of the $7,375,000
program
in four of* the assembly locations,
about $40,000,000 has
been 'spent or committed since the end of the war in affiliated over¬
$455,000,000
the
to
the
irom
breaking $43,500,000
of
A
of the program,
Earlier
a
2687.
p.
Electro Refractories & Abrasives Corp.—Sales Up 41%
corporation.
is
the
$ld0,000,000
'•
,.V
present
the
before
annually
units
56,000
addition
In
$zo,000,000.
At
war.
annual
an
undertaken.
No
16 announced that this
outlook to the tune of
raising
V.;
beginning of 1952, it announced a $332,000,000 10-year ex¬
pansion program. In the Fall of 1954, it was upped to $410,000,000.
The additional $25,000,000 boost was announced for the remaining six
utility
years
earnings
pared
sales
earnings
When completed, German Ford
capacity of 106,000 units, as against
the
since
of
capacity
Co.—Expansion, etc.—
Board Chairman, on Feb.
its sights on its expansion
Smith,
McGregor
invest¬
already
facilities
a rated
in Germany will represent an
$40,000,000 expenditures
program
$50,000,000 in addition to the
undertaken
1910.
p.
Florida Power & Light
and Earnings—
net
in the program of Ford of
current expansion
of
ment
capital
Ekco Products
constituted an
of 355,772
production
1955's
Canada has amounted
to $100 000,000.
Production has been boosted from 80,000 to 166,000
units annually in the decade.
\ \ '
and
Sales
and
ago,
Postwar investment
.
compared
common
$3.72
years
record.
all-time
that will involve
program
reached $100,995,922
in 1954.
Adversely
by "unsatisfactory price levels in several lines which existed
a
substantial portion of the year,"
net income
for 1955
for
record,
new
shares
f;;%.■
1
sales
a
affected
of
183, p. 207.
two
960
Co.—Plans Expansion Program—
company
Feb.
on
or
Month
1,637,138
of production facilities, new
products, and the possible
acquisition of new business, I. J. Harvey, Jr., President, announced
for
prod"cts,
and
The
af¬
the
the source
Ford assembly
are
is that of the English Ford
biggest manufacturing plant program
The
expansion
10% of the output going to the
about
with only
as
transmission
of power,
motors to
giant, self-propelled hay balers and combines.—V. 183, p. 885.
These
serve
$1,834,423
(excl. Treasury stock)
shares outstanding
Flintkote
has been signed under
be acquired by Eaton.
agreement
an
be
will
automotive industry.
gears,
1,935,124
$1,948,608
Earnings per share on common stock
—v. 182, p. 2128.
;%v '■
Automotive Gear will
of
subsidiary of Eaton.
Automotive Gear produces a full line of gears under the well-known
trade-name of Double Diamond
for 'a>-m equiimelt and general in¬
Automotive
dustrial
——2,110,076
—-
President
of Eaton.
wMch
1954
$3,819,547
l'>55
—$4,058,684
.
profit-.-
since the
overseas
company
Of
Federal taxes
spent
be
to
or
plants in the United States,
of components used
for local overseas production by
plants throughout the world.
seas
Increased—
Stores Inc.—Earnings
National
First
Com.
acquisition
an
capable of performing satisfactor y at temperatures
or melt most rubber products.—V. 183, p. 556.
be
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—
Profit before Federal taxes__;
Net
through
will
that
synthetic rub¬
that presently burn
established a new division to handle
of
Kodak
produc's at the wholesale level,
it has been announced
by Theodore F. Pevear, Director of Sales Administration.
The new divi ion,
to be loca^d in Rochester, N. Y„ Is responsible
for Kodak's '"usiti^ss relations with the tnde, including sal s to chain
stores as well as to wholesalers, Mr. Pevear said.—V.. 182, p. 716.
Hamilton,
'v V.:-■'
'
is being used in the q-'est for new
has
company
spent
$500,000,000
represents investments of Ford manufacturing
England, Canada and Germany.
These plants, like
in
The
this company have
developed a new weapon, it was announced on Feb. 21.
It is an
electrically powered machine that tests the strength and ela ;tici y of
rubbers at higher temperatures than they have even been measured
their fight against heat, research scientists of
In
total
$7,375,000.
and Sweden at a total cost of
Denmark
the
$455,000,000
war,
pleted.
The new machine
This
20,000
of
before.
183,. p. 404.
below.—V
Co.,
Meter
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
shares of common stock
(par $6.25) was made on Feb. 23 by Stone & Webster
Securities Corp. at $71 per share.:' It was quickly com¬
offering
secondary
totals $500,000,000
which the Ford companies are
of the scale on
indication
to meet growing needs for automobiles, trucks and farm
equipment outside the
United States. This statement included an
announcement of completely new expansion and facilities programs to
be
undertaken
immediately
by Ford affiliates in The Netherlands,
preparing
$168,000,000
& Rubber
Firestone Tire
company
Although a few of the overseas programs had been announced locally
their
own
countries
by
affiliates most directly concerned,
the
000.
O.—Files With SEC—
Eagle-Picher Co., Cincinnati,
the
$4,250,000,000.
abovementioned disclosure that the overseas program
and
West.—V.
Middle
that the General Casualty Co.
entity with its present manage¬
policy. Currently, the General Casualty Co. of
nearly $9,000,000 net premiums in five states in the
personnel,
in
by
of World War II thus totals
the end
since
afiiliates
and tooling
facilities
production
new
overseas
company's manufacturing,
weeks ago.
was
further stated
several
ment,
its
approximately
this proposal to in¬
crease
the
authorized capital stock is approved, the directors
will
declare a 12% stock dividend immediately following the annual meeting.
It
was
further stated by Mr. Hatch that the aforementioned pro¬
posals
for
changes
in the capital structure of the company
are
brought about by a desire on the part of management to be in a
position to take advantage of opportunities for growth and diversifi¬
B.
for
program
etc.—
will vote on approving a proposal
the capital stock (par $10) from 800,030
April
on
1,200,000
to
Kenneth
Mr.
Duke
Association of Philadelphia—Stock Div.,
Fire
5,20,000,000 and the
the
for
Our
locations," he ad led.
and possibly two, of the
one,
investment of at least
employment of approximately 500 people."
initial
I
82,610,195,006.
An
average
410,022
wage
earners
in GM United States plants
re-
Volume 183
Number 5511...The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
ceived $2,183,398,483 during 1955.
Hourly-rate employment
367,462 and payrolls totaled $1,747,257,124 in 1954.
averaged
Important
passenger
Harlow
He
changes
Curtice,
described
tive
early
in
in
General
truck
and
car
H.
headed by First California
Co., and William R. Staats
Motors'
dealers
selling
agreements
announced
were
with
Feb.
on
its
11
The
by
revised
the
ferred
dealer
"the
as
contract,
most
which
equLable
will
and
become
in
(2)
Granting
model
large
a
remaining
year
allowance
will
now
Doubling the
(41
Increasing
to
allowance
in
stock
allowance
from
30
when
90
and
disposal
his
full
cost
new
the
the
is
GM
Parts
premises
and
for
the
leaseholds
pur¬
dealer
in
the
(6)
of
law
in
son
the
policy
in
succeed
may
event
the
business who
after
interest
her
Inclusion
(8)
of
a
sales
tions,
which
a
(9)
detailed
performance
Incorporation
provision
based
in
all
on
the
contract
factors,
Income
in
the
contract
of
evaluating
local condi¬
"
of
Direct
sales
mail
(2)
cils
All
to
eral
GM
Motors
a
(3i
An
by
by
the
will
corporation.
be
shared
policy
of
These
councils
will
Council,
the
the
discussion
whose
invited
members
be
1956.
of
in
meetings
members of
of
of electing
mutual
the
the
supersede
organized in
the
addition
with
are
the
The
basis
Dealer
said
of
special
Relations
that
connection
A selling
corporation
GM
with
Board
divisions
these
agreement for
only
for
of
and
the
of
A
30
term
of
(3)
by
the
agreement for
the corporation
notice without cause.
A selling agreement for
by
the dealer
by
General
a
the
be
of
term
a
only
by
to
stock
life
group
dealerships.
of
the
abcuc
total
first
revised
March
cancellable
30
on
days'
of
1.
but
the
test
notice
under
the
by
65
age
will
medical
of
Mr.
all
Motors
the
of
Canada,
United
approximately
17,000
Canada.
Automobile
employees
Feb.
on
Workers
of
Union
General
will
new
(CIO)
Motors
be
The
announced
jointly
than
10 months,
covers
more
security
be
not
and
settles
all
by the
parties
and
reopened by either party before Aug.
Successful
strike, called
The
1,
will
may
with
and
for
corporation
and
sidiary, have joined
order
an
475,000
Utilities
in
authorizing
shares
consideration
Proceeds
of
of
the
Jersey
its
$10
be
of
$10
applied
per
by
for
sell
and
to
with
its
its
the
Central
proceeds
of
to
its
which
pay
on
The
Federal
Power
Commission
has
permit to Georgia-Pacific Alaska Co.,
a
proposed hydroelectric project
north
Juneau.
of
project
would
the
fcr
This
unit
operation
include
two
dams,
proposes
of
issued
Lemon
to
use
newsprint
a
with
total
a
or
Alaska,
Creek
pulp
mill.
Gillette
J.
P.
Corp.
with
used,
Co.—Record
Spang,
Set
President,
Jr.,
p.
N.
amounted
The
estimated
stock
earnings
compared
company's
1955. compare
with
for
with
recent
1955
$2.77
stock
C26,138.101
in
770.
p.
10
split.
of
encased
socket.
the silicon
photocell
advanced
lucite with
It
the
as
converts
NATFAB
be
sold
with
terminal
light
cells,
distributors
selenium
industrial
Paradise
Mr.
into
batteries.
solar
photocell has the added advantage
present
through
line
Vice-President
this
clear
in
octal
manner
Fabricated's
Paradise,
P-100,
stated.—V.
the
that
as
well
p.
is
P-100
new
1698.
182.
as
end-
Corp. of America—Proposed New Name—
Childs Co.
above.—V.
182,
2129.
p.
Higher Earns.—
31—
1954
1955
$84,576,000 $72,446,000
6,304,000
3,550,000
1,822,000
$2,754,000
$1,909,000
taxes
3,731,000
of
at
J.
income
Dec.
alone,
97
31,
per
$1.81.
was
the
on
share
common
per
1955,
based
cents
1,282,293
the
on
Net
share.
common
merged June 30, 1955.—V. 183, p. 558.
were
Power Co.—Plans Expansion—
combination
p,
a
combination
new
Inc.,
of
stands
and
pump
company
Bend
886.
motor
designated
test stand,
the operator
through
to go
movement
of
outstanding
that performs
different machines.
on
new
shares
for Houdaille-Hershey Corp.
outstanding at Dec. 31, 1954, was
Houdaille-Hershey Corp.
and Frontier
income
785,000 shares
Houston Lighting
This
Fort
and
effort,
Ended
Year
31—
Dec.
operating revenue
Operating expenses & taxes
Operating
Higher—
1955
Gross
—
1954
$10,551,582 $10,457,938
9,430,263
9,612,868
$1,121,319
income__.
Non-operating
.
Gulf's
63,435
offer
exchange made
had been
of
Warern
income
$845,070
63,419
14,477
$1,184,738
$859,547
*
Income
——1,670,402
1,550,333
Gulf
shares,
exchange
be
in
its
for
charges
.
on adjustment income
bonds outstand¬
ing in hands of public at 5%_<-———-
840,700
840,700
$1,326,364
March
the
on
offer,
2.—V,
of
Deficit
1,507,122
the
1,947,925
'♦Exclusive of interest
for
Gulf
exchange,
had
offered
the
of 18 of
accept
least 90%
771.
basis
said
it
$1,531,486
it
control
The
Mich.,
for
remaining
been
It
is
Water¬
80%
Watervliet shares
182, p. 2790i;>
-
that
the
income
The
will
ended
year
and
earnings
$706,000,
was
Gibson
firm,
total
has
the
be
present
management
represented
household
air-conditioning
fiscal
$32,074,000
Mich.,
continue
Hupp
on
the
of
Gibson
Gibson.
board,
said.
manufactures
and
ranges
For
undeposited
approximately 60% ®f the 600,000
of Gibson Refrigerator Co., Greenville,
family for about $5,760,000, or $16 per share.
to
planned
expected
announcement
Gibson
of
purchased
Gibson
the
is
it
said
ex¬
required 80%,"
exchange it was
1698.
shares
common
from
16
the
for
deposited
their stock.-^-V.
exchange
by
of
acquisition
on
than
"More
now
Watervliet
25 shares of
to'-acquire
p.
a
Joint statement* John O. Ekblom, Chairman of Hupp's Execu¬
Committee, and Charles J. Gibson, President of Gibson, on Feb,
tive
of
has
corporation
outstanding
the
contingent
11.
acquired
has
adjustment income bonds.—V. 182,
on
IIupp Corp.—Acquires Control of Refrigerator Firm—
will
provided at
pp. 209 and
183,
common
offer
Feb.
by
has
to
-
Interest
ratio of four shares
298,684
previously
the
except
exchanged
In
offered
have
77.3%
or
is
Warren,
the
of
i
acceptance.
date
income
Gross
shares
which
the
is
said
for
25
million
manufacture
resins
announced on
be
to
largest
the
construction at Fords,
pounds
Feb.
of
J.
a
of
plant
new
pentaerythritol, a key
quick
drying
Simon
Askin,
of
coatings,
surface
20.
commercial
N.
pentaerythritol plant
plant In 1939.—V. 182,
J.
constructed
was
at
which
Dec.
the
of
refrigerators,
freezers,
electrical
units for residential and commercial use.
Sept. 30,
1955, the firm reported sales
before income taxes of $1,530,000. Net
$1.17
or
with
assets
Heyden's
William
mittee
the
share.
a
located
plants
at
$20,000,000
about
Greenville and Belding,
million, with capital and
J.
and
offices
In
Hobbs
firm
Hupp has acquired six companies, most of
in
1955.
Sales for the quarter ended
to have been as great as the $8,369,351
the nine months ended Sept. 30,
1955.
For
year
for
reported
latter
period
share.
late
believed
are
per
Hupp,
Hupp had net earnings of $101,024, or five cents
with plants in Detroit and Chicago, is primarily a
supplier of component parts to other manufacturers.—V. 182, p. 1464.
Husky Oil Co.—Drill Stem Test Successful—
The
companv
Feb.
on
successful
a
Mobile
stem
drill
County,
9
announced
owned subsidiary,
100%
that its
with headquarters at Shrevcport, La., has made
test at its No. 1 Boy Scouts of America in
Trans-Tex Drilling Co.,
Trans-Tex
and
23.
board
of
Prior
Hobbs
was
a
of
the
directors,
to
joining
Executive
Com¬
Hickok,
Presi¬
Ray
this
management
in an
consultant with
company
Ga.
he
program,
problems,
will
be
the
by
Ala., in
the Citronelle
Field.
Drilling Co. has 360 acres of leases in
the vicinity of this
183, p. 771.
interested in Hickok's
products,
general
Hickok's foreign and
Equipment Trust Certificates
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler on Feb. 24 offered $9,900,000 of 3% equipment trust
certificates due 1956-1971 at prices to yield from 2.70%
to 3%. This issue was awarded to the group on Feb. 23
Illinois
new
of
special attention to the new
automotive safety belt, cur¬
well as a variety of other safety
on
as
being
tested.—V.
182, p.
RR.
a
—
Issuance
the
of
214.
and
and
Inc. submitted a bid of 99.511%-, also for 3s.
certificates are subject to tne authorization
sale of the
Interstate
Participating
Corp.
!
bid of 99.585%.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
pay
now
Central
Offered—A syndicate headed by
designed
Hickok,
protective products
of
expansion
will
Hobts
Laboratory
marked
principally
development
the
and
Mr.
Aeronautical
being
Chairman
named
the
Mr.
divisions.
overseas
been
of
Feb.
on
position
new
management
Cornell
has
member
a
capacity,
Atlanta,
in
his
1955,
Manufacturing Co.—Appoints Hobbs Chmn.—
announced
executive
6,700
past
purchased
were
31,
the
2019.
p.
the
During
producer
weather-resi >tait,
of
other
and
N.
plant which produces formaldehyde and other organic chemicals.
is scheduled for March, 1957.
is
Heyden's fourth major expansion in this field since the
dent,
project
The
Net
at
________
plans t® build a steam-electric generating plant in
County, Texas, 27 miles southwest of Houston.
The plant, which will use natural gas for fuel, will have an initial
generating capacity of 165,000 kilowatts.
The ultimate projected ca¬
pacity will be 1,000,000 kilowatts.
Construction is expected to begin
in April, with the plant going on the line tAo years later.—V. 183,
to
Hammermill
stock
19
capacity
in
Hickok
Commerce
in
the
Commission.
offering
are:
Inc.—V.
Stroud & Co.
183,
that
Drexel &
p. 771.
Co.;
Union
Securities
This
on
the
basis
filed
a
registration
statement
with the SEC on
Feb. 16, 1956, covering 60,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
Cf
this
stock, 30,000 shares are to be offered for public sale by the
issuing
company;
and
the
balance
represents
outstanding
shares
of
The
preliminary
183, p. 886.
be
of
to
to
price
earnings for
Offered—An issue of 350,000 shares of $1.25 cumulative
convertible
preferrecj stock (par $5) was publicly offered
company
offered
and
Shearson,
•
The
gether
tubing
proceeds
with
annealing
in
public sale by
terms
Hammill & Co. heads
company
steel
Net
for
underwriting
of
other
and
Rochester
is
and
the holder ther.of.
are
the
to
11 t
principally engaged
fishing reels.
its sale
of
30,COO
tinning
through
acquisition
of
The public offering
supplied
by
of
the
amendment.
manufacture
shares
provide
will
additional
Rothschild & Co., Inc., New
York City, on Feb. 21 pub¬
licly offered 600,000 shares of common stock (par one
cent) at 50 cents per share as a speculation.
PROCEEDS—The
on
properties;
ing operations;
underwriters.
in
common
funds, to
capacity at the
company
be
Corp.—Stock Offered—G. F.
Inland Mineral Resources
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Glasscoek-Tidelands Oil Co.—Preferred Stock
that
manufacturers,
well.—V.
of
(C. G.)
firm
enamels,
Garfield,
miles
equal to $3.13 per share
share in 1954, as adjusted
1954.—V.
same
E.
Iligbie Manufacturing Co., Rochester, Mich.—Registers
announced
are
standard
Net income
escrow
Mich.
Holders
annual
first
2466.
per
22
This
figures,
the company's 1955
n~t
earnings
after
taxes
to approximately $29,000,000, highest in its 55-year history.
reflect the
of
Production
preliminary
common
larger
2688.
Profit before taxes
The new piant,
which will produce pentaerythritol by a new, im¬
proved process, is being erected adjacent to the present Heyden Fords,
in Earnings—
has
with
that
corporation,
paints,
rently
182,
w-s
406.
p.
Watervliet,
shares
March
ingredient
181,
717.
below.—V.
the
minimum
a
will
with
Watervliet
until
Refrigerator Co.—Control Changes Hands—
Hupp
the
p.
Division.
National
M.
Hudson & Manhattan RR.—1955 Gross
announced
stock,
the
devices
See
182,
stock
814.
p.
hydraulic
to permit
deposited
shares
diversification
p.
wedges
a
to
Type
as
into
Year Ended Dec.
Ileyden Chemical Corp.—To Build New Plant—
preliminary permit does not authorize any construction. It merely
gives the holder
priority of application for an FPC license while
making the necessary surveys and investigations to prepare the appli¬
182,
capital
and
182,
two
series
a
Co.,
Hammermill
This
A
Gibson
shops
surplus aggregating approximately $13,500,000.
horsepower.
cation.—V.
purchase
for
preliminary
subsidiary,
capacity
delivery
has
Paper
announced.
Stock—
generated
power
installed
a
about
Known
the
Products
supplements
according
Net sales
guarantee
Paper Co.—Extends Exchange Offer—
Watervliet
cash
a
so
183,
three-year
a
Juneau,
of
on
The
guarantee
to
of
before
or
the
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.—New Power Project—
for
the
testing
173,
Warren.
sub¬
expenditures.—V.
off short-term notes.—V.
heavy duty service
strenuous operating
Income
914.
outstanding
prior
to
which
of
25
of
construction
were
com¬
cells measuring only one inch square
being produced at Chicago, 111., by the
now
cell
competitively
Hotel
Crose
pipeline
gas
p.
shareholders
into
five
Warren
changing 26
vliet capital
This company has applied to the California P. U. Commission for
authority to issue and sell 750.000 shares of its common stock to
its
parent. Genera! Telephone Corp.
The proceeds will be used to
to
and
182,
Hydraulics,
of
examined
offer
shares
of
President,
and
J.
Association, Bakersfield,
approximately $23,500,000
requiring
additional
Warren
each
company
The
•
SEC
for
General Telephone Co. of California—To Sell
finance construction
with
an
being
The
received
This
2789.
p.
oil
Calif.—V.
test equipment,
pentaerythritol, has begun
construction
first
connection
that
each
Watervliet
additional
an
parent
for
the
commercial
recommended."—V.
Fabricated
silicon
fit
will
See
the M.
Curran
accounts.
of
Angeles,
engineered
exchange
shares
have
Co.,
and
applications of eliminating the external amplifier
with selenium photocells for switching functions.
product
In
share.
Jersey
the
loans
treasury
issue
stock
Finance—
Light
&
application
to
common
or
Power
an
Central
par
bank
-program or to repay
or
to
reimburse its
Central
filing
$4,750,000,
to
are
Jersey
Corp.—Unit to
the
said
are
for
for
in
Gulf
of
Public
also
page.
Houdaille Industries, Inc.—Reports
the
had
all
formerly
routines
Hammermill
Canada,
General
This
the
using
now
has
shrinkage exceeding
certain
2466.
p.
148-day
the
of
Motors
41,152
182,
are
Manager.
Industries, Inc.
accuracy.—V.
affect
employees represented by the UAWfollowing General Motors companies in Canada: General
Limited, with plants at Oshawa and Windsor; the
McKinnon
Industries,
Ltd.,
St. —Catherines;
Frigidaire
Products
of
Canada, Ltd., Scarborough and Leaside, and General Motors Diesel,
Ltd., London.—V. 183, p. 886.
'
CIO
325,912,051
Mr.
series
Loan
savings
owns
Los
is
flight
Pa.,
committed
Gulf
are
end to the
95,727
M.
of
1955,
in
also
in
been
test
3.
Gulf
rail
1958.
an
has
outstanding.
insurance,
It
31,
tests
of
Greer
means
shares
in
negotiations
issues.
Priced
Savings and Loan Association
located
maximum
This
covering
health
contract
completion of negotiations brought
by the union last Sept. 19.
contract
new
after
pensions,
wages,
economic
of
primarily
plants.
For
stiil
is
batteries,
from
required
*$28.53
loans.
Corp.,
machine
all
Feb.
of
agreement,
union
test
tendered
agree¬
companies
and
Lines, Inc. has taken
just developed by Greet
normal
on
Ontario,
lasting,
D.
all
Savings
$19,800,000
course
Pittsburgh,
a
mat
a
photoelectric
thick
energy in
Paradise said
362,054,380
corporation on Feb.
21
announced
that
1,443,687 shares of
capital stock of Warren Petroleum Corp. had been accepted for de¬
posit by the exchange agent, the Mellon National Bank & Trust Co.,
Amount
Cost
reached
14
width
are
newspaper
The
and General Motors.
Ltd.
the
announcement:
newspapers
designed
"Fotosolar"
that
4.4 to 1
Gulf Oil Corp.—Accepts Warren Stock—
obtain
to
examination.
dealership.
from
acquired
Dec.
Western
that
Curtice
able
following
of
change to
syndicate
National
solar
made
plugs
44,142
purchased
has
bank
all
HPM50-2H,
but
cause
developed for
which goes into
be
is
Roller
silicon
General
391,008,384
1955.—V.
developed especially by Greer for
systems of all types of aircraft.
on
been
plan,
price
to
in
the
American
high
neewspaper
in
Matrix
new
460,552,750
<
year
Air
same
and
plan has
and
Corp.—Acquisition—
of
and
Great
Like
notified
size
dealers
past,
dealer
without
II
silicon
6.2 to 1
■
-
i,
has
as
with
stand
the
continuing contract
a
notice
new
without
the
in
the
III
small
common
inches
$37.14
31,
made
11
North
The
inch
an
electrical
Greer Hydraulics, Inc.—New Single Test Machine—
by the
days'
as
by
a®
100,203
Bakersfield
Western
companies,
cause.
this
assets
The
one-year,
and
is
117,562,757
..
equipments and supplies used in
it was announced on Feb., 9.—V.
which,
financed
choice of:
a
taxes
:" V;
Dec.
of
and
Monarch
The
year
the
Feb.
on
larger
mats.
Monarch
large
schedules
of
:
______
.
the
of
shrinkage
corporation's
33,076,180
excise
share-.
:____
the
Eastern
cause
insurance
Under
the participating
with
*$4.54
154,679,723
common
corporation
of
Calif.,
will
Canadian Unit Announces New Wage Agreement—
ment
$5.90
,
security
and Annette P. HIgde are
famiiy of Carl.on M, Higbie,
listed as President of the com¬
the
is
553.
p.
corporation
"Most
Miniature
\
corporation
This
appeals
executives
or
years
dealers
for
90
on
effect March
1,
1956, dealers
policies ranging up to $100,000
of
this policy will
vary
with
General
The
14,708,782
31,228,980
for
year
of
Jr.,
(R.) Iloe & Co., Inc.—New Matrix Roller—
Great Western Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Acquisition
accepted
umpire,
offering,
on
indefinite term,
an
corporation
dollar
GM
shared by
183,
Detroit
of
members
Higbie,
cost
Council
selling agreements,
five
30 days' notice without
dealers also have been
on
Motors
billion
new
owners
pany.—V.
M.
30,000
Bank
estimated
an
Hoffman Electronics Corp.—Silicon Photoelectric Cells
18,709,854
—
per
construction,
corporation
was
\
by
cancellable
Carlton
in
40,955,991
,
-
shares outstanding
Great
revised
a
selling
days'
certain
at
and
e4uipme..t
at
the
expect.d to cost $60,001.
shares are t..e beneficia ies of a
is
2,117,434
ratio
specialized
,
<2»
National
being
'The
$
1954
Manufacturing Co., Inc., of Tulsa, Okla., manufacturer and distributor
Gen¬
experience,
GM
top
would
but
cause,
without cause,.
cancellable
which
facilities
machinery
whicn
"Therefore for the best molding results it become
necessary to use
rollers with free-wheeling or friction-drive
top roller.- In addi¬
tion, molding and drying procedures had to be modified.
"To meet these new requirements, this
corporation now offers the
industry the Monarch III Matrix Roller.
Subs.)
'
70,079,033
compensation for
This
coun¬
Council.
qualifications
remaining
of
three-quarters
(&
1954__
business.
the
social
Graham Paige
divi¬
Dealer
Mr. Curtice said that GM dealers would have
(1)
♦On
the
with
to
top
current
invitation
selling agreements to dealers handing their lines
In
.
the
Division,
pelled many other newspapers
1,372,176,139 1,090,094,050
59,665,845
48,055,196
stock
during
additional
Reel
matrix
1955
31—
Employees—
Average during
1938.
Curtice
30,
the
common
taxes,
taxes
asset
Total
of
manufacturing
for
and
5
cost
by
dealer
prorlems
umpire will be engaged to adjudicate
decisions of General Motors divisions.
The
on
The
equally
impartial
from
selected
Mr.
aBsorbed
adopt
remainder
of
Shareholders
tor
Curtice
the
unanimously
dealers
interest of
following announcements:
magazines
will
Dec.
value
additional
(Mich.)
Trustees,
in
Book
dealers.
lorum
Dealer
Mr.
be
owner
divisions
for
serve
be
the
will
representatives.
executives.
to
and
and
provide
sional
costs
contests
corporation
Trust
183,
557.
p.
•*>>.•
kinds—including Federal
Working capital
•
in the
all
foreign
of
Current
changes in the contract, including the elimination
all designed to improve the document as a whole.
Mr. Curtice also made the
(1)
183,
__.__.1___
paid to Sept.
paid
expenditures
income
and
As
.
contract
share
per
and
other
clauses,
many
pre¬
capital.—V.
$
year___
dividends
Taxes of
clause
a
of an agreement. "
Improvement of the language in the
simplification.
of
working
properties and plants
or
including
/.
termination
Many
beelow.—V.
Remain, net inc. retained in
Capital
(12)
(13)
for
_
dividends
Common
providing for main¬
tenance of a high standard of ethics in local dealer
advertising.
(11) Broader provisions for repurchase of parts and
special tools
upon
income for the
—
Preferred
husband.
\
(10)
Knapp, Inc.
sales
affecting his dealership operation either favorably or adversely.
Increasing the factory contribution to cooperative advertising
funds.
&
Net
son
dealership in event of death or
any qualified person active in the
by the dealer to succeed him.
for a dealer to provide that his widow have
the dealership for a period up to five
years
in
of
dealer
used
.
poss ble
death
the
under
through
each
nominated
Making, it
financial
a
is
agreement
remainder
any
of
the
to
incapacity cf the dealer, to include
(7)
and
Net
Extension
a
for
high
Webb
of
$385,000,
deceased.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
with
termination.
or
stock
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio
—Reports Record Sales and Earnings—
Plan.
wh.ch
the
protection
stock
common
common
time.
Obsolescence
within
See
The
of
Owners
of
Godchaux Sugars, Inc.—Offer to Stockholders—
preceding
at that
shares
ad¬
announced.
in stock
cars
warranty
of
cars
days the period
factory.
to
of
model
new
a
new
substantial
of
of
on
under
to
be returned
may
Assistance
respect
Motors
apply to all such
(3)
chased parts
(5)
General
1.15
557.
p.
by
of
share.
expenditures,
Curtice include the following:
Asumption
justments.
rate
at
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds from the sale of this
stock, together
with funds from the private sale of
$3,000,000 of notes to an insurance
company, are to be used to repay advances made to this
company, to
pay
for cost of new drilling platform and for cost of other
capital
the
Changes in dealer selling agreements announced by
(1)
1956
effec¬
progressive
industry."
Mr.
1,
struction
Bronson
& Co.
preferred shares may be convertible into
March
President.
March,
Feb. 24 at $25 per share
by a group of underwriters
Co. Inc.; Eastman, Dillon &
on
Revises Dealer Contract—
.
(993)
be
and
used,
sale
net
purchase
and for
CAPITALIZATION
proceeds
producing
GIVING
fabricating,
to
be
interests;
used to pay balance due
working capital for drill¬
corporate purposes.
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
to¬
company's Avon Tube Division
additional machinery and con¬
are
other general
Common
stock
(par
one
BUSINESS—Corporation
cent)
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
1,100,000 shs.
on Nov. 15,
1955, for the purpose of acquiring certain oil and gas leases, to engage
was
incorporated
in
De'aware
^
The Commercial and Financial
«
:
generally In the acquisition of oil and gas producing properties and
exploration and development of natural resources.
Its principal office is located at No. 42 Broadway, New York City 4,
3ST. Y.
The corporation has not yet engaged in any business except
that it has acquired oil and gas leases to 4,760.63 acres in Valencia,
and
Guadalupe,
$10 par value
offering was
quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.
Feb. 21
common
In addition, the
another gas and oil
Guadalupe County,
owned by the corporation is 5,560.63
in
Counties
DeBaca
Mexico.
New
N.
M.
the
that
so
acres.—V.
total
182, p.
acreage
underwriters
of
corporation has exercised its option to acquire
covering
an
additional 800 acres in
leasehold
Co. —Stock Offered —A nationwide group
headed by The First Boston Corp. on
Hoppers
the
publicly offered 300,000 shares of
stock at $53 per share.
This
PROCEEDS—Net
will
proceeds
1955 set
Sales for
a
the
For
8.
ended
International
Central America
Rys. of
—
Partial Re-
chemical plants and certain other
The firm has numerous plants
the
_
year
bonds.—V.
call
the
authorized
23
Directors have declared
cents.
50
182, p. 2790.
•First
a
corresponding quarter
Net
for
income
equal
$315,563
the
cf
quarter
fiscal
current
was
year
preferred dividends to 46 cents a share on the
with $350,318, or 54 cents a share a year
dividend
requirements
for
the
current
quarter
Cumu.
4%.
ago.
,
,
,
exclusive of subordinated notes were approxi¬
mately $45 million compared with $393,4 million the year before. Inter¬
est on borrowed money, provision for credit losses, and insurance claims
Total
the
for
of
cost
the
also
in
is
in
volume
motor car
in
with
compared
$803,398
to
volume
reduced
sales and
$575,690
a
the increased
the company has boosted its rates to custo¬
of opening additional offices to aug¬
instalment paper as well as small loans,
borrowed,
money
and
ment
amounted
quarter
year ago.
To olfset
mers
payable
notes
the
process
motor
car
Shares
1,500
2,500
1,300
1,300
6,000
9,500
Lester; Rypns,;& Cn;-.;^—2,000
1,100
Irving Lundborg &, Co.—_
1,500
Mason-Hagap. Inc
1,100
Allyn &
C.
Inc.
Watts
&
Co
&
Co
-
_
9,500
Inc
Sullivan
Blyth & Co.,
Voted—Earnings Up—
Intertype Corp.—Stock Split
The stockholders on Feb.
the
pave
15
Ihe
for
way
stockholders approved
doubling the
the pro¬
posal to change the common stock from no par value to a par value of
$5 per share.
The stockholders further
approved an amended Pension Plan for
hourly paid workers and an amended Retirement Plan for salaried and
eupervisory personnel.
The directors voted, following the meeting, a quarterly dividend of
25 cents a share (on the additional shares as well as those outstanding
before the split) payable March 15,
1956, to stockholders of record
Feb. 27, 1956.
The same dates also apply to distribution of certificates
for the additional shares.
This action by the directors places the divi¬
dend on a $1 a share annual basis, equivalent to $2 a share per year
old shares.
the
on
Ended
Months
Bales
(billings)
--7
for Federal income
Net income
^
addition
*
1,951,433
957,000
C.
$5.05
•
.
$994,433
' •' $4.19
.
"$1.40
$1.75
(in cash)
&
Courts
&
182, p. 2020.
Dain
Weeks
Ended
h
^Crouter
Drexel
Bales
•—V.
183, p.
407,
Federal
in
par value common stock.
The bonds
and stock are
conditioned
this
authorized
has
bonds
mortgage
first
and
200,000
to
company
shares
ox
no
interest
the
approves
and
the
the
at
sold
competitive
bidding.
The
provide
the price to be received for
and
rate
to
the bonds
share of the common stock.
Proceeds will be used by the company to provide for the continuance
cf its
construction program
to increase and enlarge the generation
price
JL—
duPont
Steele
Raid
Co.—
&
1,300
'3,000
2,000
&
Co
per
1,300
Co
&
2,000
9,500
9,500
3,000
& Co
Sachs & Co
Forgan
Goldman,
Hallgarten & Co.——
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
_
1,500
Ripley & Co.,
Inc.
9,500
...
Miller
1,503
6,000
Co.—
&
Hemphill,
J.
Noyes & Co.—
Hilliard & Son
B.
J.
1,300
_
Hooker
&
Weeks,—
&
Weil,
Howard,
1,100
Fay__-__—
Hornblower
be
to
authorization
that
th3
company
shall not consummate the sales until the Commission by further order
FPC
1 r
—f
Bodine—
Chaoman
Fauset,
Hayden,
Co.—To Issue Securities—
Commission
Power
$7,000,000
1,100
1,500
1,100
Inc
1,303
& Co.—
2.000
Co.—1,100
First California Co., Inc.—
1,300
First cf Michigan Corp.
1,500
Farwell,
.
Issue
Co.,
&
&
I.
Harriman
Kansas Gas & Electric
The
&
;u_—•■
Co
&
Francis
Glore,
1955
$24,265,366 $23,221,602
1956
28—
Jan.
Co
&
Schmertz
—
First Southwest
Sales Up—
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—January
4
3,000
1,303
2,000
2,000
Inc.
Co.,
Weedon
Inc,
Fulton,
.
&
Cunningham,
M.
—
Co
Crowell,
Co.,
Co;—
1,103
2,500
3,000
Inc
Burr,
Collings
C.
Friedrichs
Co.-
G. H.
1,100
Watling, Lerchen
Wertheim & Co
—
transmission
this
will
capacity of itj system.
The company estimates that
approximately $23,550,000 during the years 1956 and
1,100
require
1957.—V.
183,
—V.
183,
Kawiieer Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary of¬
fering of 24,000 shares of common stock (par $5) was
made on Feb. 20 by Smith, Barney & Co; Bacon, Whipple
& Co. and Central Republic Co. Inc., at $23.75 per
with a dealer's concession of 85 cents per share.
completed.—V. 175,
Kelly & Clark Mining & Exploration Co., Basalt, Nev.
The
cants
company
to
pay
Feb.
on
14
incident
expenses
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
to
mining
p.
Utilities
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
Ended Jan.
t
made
Feb.
15
by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $28 per
a dealer's concession of 45 cents per share.
completed—V. 181, p. 1878.
on
hare, with
IS.
was
;
of
public
Net
(Walter)
Kidde
Nuclear
Inc.,
Garden
City, L. I., N. Y.—New President—
Mr.
t xe
E.
Kelley
who
Kelley
Catalytic
-rerved
ttates
as
will
has
been
been
of
Enererv
elected
President
to
succeed
Henrv
K
director.
Vice-President in
Construction
Manager
Atomic
has
continue
the
as
Co.,
New
a
two
York
178,
p.
office
of
the
United
242.
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—January Sales
Higher—
of
January—
-7? 183; p7m
1956
1955
$2,194,000 $2,005,000
a
registration
each
for
ba'is
last
for
The
its
amounted
which
$7,000,0.10
construction
years
beginning
the
vaiious
V.
183,
183, p
s
Hall,
Russ
by this
to
a
stock
President,
Hall,
Eaward
Weininger,
■
of
directors
of
Permutit
Stevenson,
J.
Martin-Parry
fill
Three
Co.
othrr
and
Jr.,
'
Richard
elected
the
fourth
and
have
Corp.,
been
uhile
vancancies
enlarges the board to 11 members.
The Permutit Co. manufactures equipment
and
substantial increase
a
the Permutit Co.
T.
Hutton,
L;
directors
all
Feb. 16 announced
on
of its holdings in
company
Mr.
of water
ion exchange materials
treatment
for
meters,
liquids—along with power facilities,
gauges and other flow controls.
Martin-Parry
to
plans
projected
subject
Corp.,
its
change
183,
Co.—V.
approval of stockholders on Feb.
Ward
Industries Corp., prior to
and New York & Cuba Mail
and V. 182, p. 1340.
'
to
name
to
Prosperity
with
merger
Massachusetts
company,
company,
773
p.
Corp.
Boston,
Co.,
Insurance
Life
Hospital
Massachusetts Life Fund, Boston invest¬
on Feb.
17, 1956, to its regis¬
additional 300,000 shares of beneficial
4,000 Trust Certificates.—V. 178, p. 481.
;
of
trustee
filed an
statement
interest
amendment
covering an
the Fund and
in
letter
of
Co., Inc., Baltimore, Md.—Files—
&
notification
filed
was
the
with
(no par)
SEC
Feb.
on
covering
6
to be offered at the market as
T.:e p:ccrefs are to br used
No underwriting is involved.—V. 181, p. 961.
(not to exceed
for working
Land
of
capital.
$30 per sha.e).
shares of common.
The su scription
Unsubscribed shares will te offered for
to
by
and
program
Oct.
1,
be used to
1,
1955
reduce the company's
'on Dec. 31, 1935, and had
1956.
gas
will
The
company
estimates
inventory
expenditures
storage
require
in
for
of
two
Eoth
N.
Y.
—
Offering
Temporarily
Exchange
order
under
Commission, it
the
Securities
was
announced
Act of
1933
on
Feb.
the
of
two
most
advanced
of
goods
announcement
vessels
ships
addition
the
capacity
to
are
of
a
2,320,060
te
followed
engaged
six months
in
of
the service
ideas
the
in
rigorous
initially,
sea
Mr.
the
truck-
major
trials
McLean
tankers,
custom-made cargo
T-2
type
pounds
of
dry
converted fcr Pan-Atlantic
deck.
Each has a carrying
cargo,
in specially built, sealed
bodies.
trailer
two
vessels
will
operate
between New
York
Houston
and
on
a
schedule, beginning in April.
The service will be expanded
adding more ships and including other ports of call as the volume
traffic increases, Mr. McLean stated.
regular
by
of
In
addition
to
this
"tanker-trailer"
service,
Pan-Atlantic
sea-land
the construction of seven large trailer-ships of the
type, expected to cost $72,000,000.
The company
already has received an Office of Defense Mobilization Certificate of
Necessity fcr the construction of these ships, and Mr. McLean said
that
and
an
of
the
$22,-
announced
was
combination
This
above
the
said.
by
using tankers to carry full trailer loads
by Pan-Atlantic Steamship Corp., a sub¬
on Feb.
19 by James K. McLean,
started
be
it
April,
will be the first phase in
program being undertaken by Pan-Atlantic.
program
Ltd.,
will
cargo
Ihe
fcr
service
sea-land
new
The
$8,000,003
Feb.
Unit Announces New Sea-
Service—
dry
atement with the SIC
temporarily
a
Regulation D exemption from registration with respest
offering by this company.
The crder provides an oppor¬
tunity for hearing on the question whether the suspension order
should be vacated or made permanent.
issued
suspending
;
transportation
669.
Mines,
Securities
has
company's business should, for the first
volume to over $100,300,000 next year.—
of the
company's
the
773.
p.
Martin-Parry Corp.—Adds to Permutit Holdings—
T.
water
Suspended—
20,
•
,
.
acquired the business of the radio-television division of
phases
bring
time,
includes
"roll-on,
Ladcric
year.
company
Sparks-Withingtou Co. early in January and had since developed
a complete marketing program with the new line going into pr-duclion
the latter part of this month.
Additional sales vo.urae is anticipated
as early as March.
Frank
Freimann, President,
stated that the current expansion of
sidiary,
15
sale at competitive bidding.
proceeds of the financing will
000,000.—V.
operations
21 filed
be $25 per share.
loans
Charge of Engineering for
Philadelphia, since 1953. He formerly
Commission.—V.
preferred
reduced-to
The
Llonth
83,598,720
.
shares of preferred stock, series A ($25 par).
The
to offer the preferred stock for
subscription by
stockholders of record March 16, 1956, at the rate of one
bank
that
Wilbur
TiOrton,
1955
proposes
been
Laboratories,
a
the
established
202,657
common
showed
$3,580,960 which was over 28% more than the $2,tne same period last year.
Sales increased 21.4%
to a volume of $34,025,437 for the 1965 period as compared to $28,013,891 in the previous* year.
After-tax profit was $1,774,960 which
results in a
$2.23 pe,r share profit on the 796,614 shares presently
outstanding compared to $1,532,409 or $1.92 per share on a comparable
1,666 shares of common stock
1955
Co.—Registers With SEC—
This company on Feb.
share
.
company
in
earned
782,469
President.
price is to
the
1955,
31.
Dec.
pre-tax profit of
A
103,944,125
—
covering
ended
months
six
the
A
1956
183, p. 209.
company
Higher—
Magnavox Co.—Earnings 28%
For
McLean Industries, Inc.
28—
Sales
sec¬
stock (par $10)
common
183, p. 887.
McCcrmick
operations.
ondary offering of 3,000 shares of
Was
Co.—V.
&
son
tration
Kroger Co.—January Sales Up 24%—
—V.
■ -..
.
Dick & Merle-Smith; R. W. Pressprich
the offering are;
Rothschild & Co.; Freeman & Co.; Gregory & Sons; The
Illinois Co. Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co. Inc.; and McMaster, Hutchin¬
L. F.
Co.;
SEC
the
switchers.
road
or
Associated in
209.
Laclede Gas
Kentucky
tive units
,&
1,100
$10,286,806 $11,091,967
183,
4 Weeks
1,030,000 shares of common stock to be ofxered at par (25
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
per
3% coupon.
to the authorization
"liv. '%•%;%: V'-..;:!•
The issue is to be secured by the following equipment estimated to
cos»t not less than $4,556,250: 16 1,600 H.P. Diesel Electric road freight
locomotives, and 12 1,600 H.P. Diesel Electric general purpose locomo¬
99.4107, also for a
sale of the certificates are subject
and
Interstate Commerce Commission;
the
of
Steamship
in the new
in Madison
1956
January—
Sales
—V.
RR.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
HuMer bid
Eros. &
Salomon
•V'VIssuance
1,103
Kress & Co.—January Sales Off—
Month of
It was completed.—V. 182, p.
Stuart & Co., Inc. and associates
on Feb. 21 offered $3,645,000 of 3% equipment trust cer¬
tificates, series O, maturing annually March 15, 1957, to
1971, inclusive.
The certificates, priced to yield from
2.80% to 3.05%, according to maturity, were awarded to
the group Feb. 21 on its bid of 99.4109.
6,000
Additional Space—
has leased 18,000 square feet pf space
Regional Shopping Center now being erected
N. J.—V. 183,
p.
772.
(S. II.)
stock
Co., Inc., at
of 45 cents
1700.
shares of common
Mass.—Registers With SEC—
company
Township,
share,
It was
2695.
p.
The
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
10,000
of
offering
cates Offered—Halsey,
This
Kresge Co.—Leases
S.)
above.
Co., Inc.
Louisville & Nashville
28
; %
Sayre Woods
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
covering
Lee Spring
ment
(S.
given by the stockholders on Feb. 1
has been changed to Leetronics, Inc.
1777.
p.
share.
per
p.,669.
669.
p.
President, that "in
Lutz,
W.
F.
by
20
corporation
vhis
9,503
Dean Witter & Co.——1—
Harold E. Wood & Co
1,300
—
and
181,
Fe'o.
approval
the
with
of
name
1,500
3,000
and Co._—t—.
White, Weld & Co.—
2,000
Humphrey,] Inc.
Janney Dulles & Co., Inc.
Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs &
Keir '
Inc.—Changes Name—
on
(par $1) was made on Feb. 10 by Blyth &
$15.62 y2 per share, with a dealer's discount
3,000
—
& Co.—
Westheimer
Applegate &
Hulme,
Walker & Co
3,000
Labouisse,
&
announced
was
accordance
,
Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.
$1,208,243
21/2% stock dividend was paid.—V.
a
Coffin
.
&
Skaggs & Co
Dehaven & Townsend,
$11,497,283
2,428,243
1,220,000
—
West
Whiteside,
Winslow, Inc.
Chace,
Chaplin & Co.
Clark, Dodge &
1954
$12,805,301
taxes
.
Earnings per share
!
Dividends paid per share
•In
i
taxes.'
Imcome before Federal income,
provision
Co._
Sons
2,000
1,300
2,000.
1,303
2,000
Davis,
1955
31—
Dec.
&
&
Slocumb & Co. Inc.
Butcher & Sherrerd
OPERATIONS
COMPARATIVE
OF
Bradford
C.
Alex." Brown
Brush,
J.
SUMMARY
12
J.
—
—...
A. E. Mastjen & Co.—
2,500
McCormick & *C6;—C'5i;^» 2,000
McDonald & Co
2,500
McJunkin, Patton: & Co.—
1,103
McKelvy &' Co.———— 2,503
Merrill Lynch, Fierce, Fenner & Beane
9,500
The Milwaukee. Co
—
2,000
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton —
—
1,103
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
3,000
Morgan Stanley & Co.
10,003
F. S. Moselcy & Co._
3,000
Newhard, Cook & Co._——
1,500
The Ohio Company____;—
2,000
Pacific Northwest Co.-—1,100
Reinholdt & Gardner—-—
1,300
Reynolds & Co. Inc.—J— 2,003
Riter & Co.—2,500
Rotan, Mode and Co.—
1,300
Russ & Co.__'—1,303
Schwabacher & Co._:
2,000
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.1,503
Shuman, Agnew & Co.
2,003
Silberberg & Co.—________
1,300
Singer, Deane & Scribner^ ,3,000
William R. Staats & Co.—
2,000
Stein Bros. & Boyce_
1,500
Stifel, Nlcolaus & Co, Inc.
2,000
stone & Webster Securities
Corp.
—9.590
Stroud & Co.;;Inc.——
2,500
Sutro & Co
_—
2.000
Thomas & Co
—
1,100
Tucker, Anthony & Co.2,503
Union Securities Corp.-.—
9,500
Vietor, Common, Dann &
Co.
1,100
Wagensell«r & Durst, Inc.
1,100
Co.,
&
Inc.
approved a two-for-one stock split.
split,
600,000 shares and also approved
authorized common stock to
Bosworth,
Kay, Richards & Co.—
Laird & Co._—_—
Laird; Bisseli & Meeds——
W. C. Langley & Co
Laz&rd" Freres & Co—■—■
2,000
-—I-————.—
Baker,
Bioren
Chairman announced.—V. 182, p. 2467.
J. Frank Hudson, Board
To
43,000,000 shs.
—.
39,203
3,000
1,103
Corp
Boston
Co., Inc.—_
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co._
Robert W. Baird & Co.,
A.
722.
p.
Life Insurance Investors,
Shares
First
The
It
secondary
150,000 shs.
2,293,227 shs.
to $200,000,000.
by indenture
180,
Lee Spring; Co.,
See
+Due $134,887 semiannually
Feb. 15, 1963.
tAn aggregate of
connection with proposed employees
stock option and deferred compensation unit plans.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters named
below have severally
agreed to purchase from the company the following respective numbe.s
of shares of the common stock offered hereby;
"Limited
1954—V.
22,
—V.
to Aug.
15, 1965 and $90,335 on
200,000 shares are to be reserved in
earlier, a decrease of 23%. Total receivables out¬
standing Jan. 31 amounted to $62,679,158, clown from $64,106,518 at
the close of the fiscal year, Oct. 31, 1955 and compared with $56,104,140
year
($10 par value)
substantial amount has been
prospecting, testing or
that
the
original offering
2,788,135
342,000
2,788,135
342,000
150,000 shs.
stock
v:.*
that it has
asserts
Commission
110
for
agree¬
series
Common
that
believe"
to
the
order
Leetronics, Inc.—New Name—
indebtedness
pref. stock ($100 par value):
Sundry
claims.
"reasonable cause
expended by Ladoric
exploration of its Canadian claims and
circular omits to state material facts
necessary
after Nov. 22, 1654, in ord°r to make the statements
therein mot misleading.
More; particularly, the order alleges (1) that
the offering circular, prior to the Aug. 12, 1955, amendment, failed
to disclose
the acquisition of said Utah claims and pertinent facts
in connection
therewith, including the cost of said acquisition and
its effect upon
the proposed use of proceeds of the offering and
the capital structure of the company and (2)
that both the original
and the amended offering circular fail to disclose possible contingent
liabilities of Ladoric to persons purchasing stock on and after Nov.
its
In
of tank cars,
$908,857 and 3% on
on
shares
the
on
claims
shares;
fee in
as the
common
been ifsued as a finder's
and that $10,000 was paid
had
such acquisition;
tax
300,000
of
and
mining
acquired
had
Nov. 22, 1954,
the issuance
on
$20,500
common
with
Utah
1S55
Adjusted
$1,879,278
year
a
connection
the purchase
at 2 '/2 %
int.
company,
for
30,OOf)
$18,931,003
to
$29,388,000
a
for
ments
$39,375 compared with $26,250.
The volume of business for the three months was $22,522,000 against
amounted
conditional sale
tLiabiiity under
.
PRESENT FINANCING
$23,000,000
1, 1964
the
Utah
the
Outstanding
mortgage bonds;
series due Oct.
3%
compared
as
Preferred
earlier.
earlier.
year
a
first
the
after
stock
common
cents per share
March 21, 1953, including
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
Earnings—
reduced volume of business reflecting lower
motor car sales and non-recurring expenses resulting fsom the opening
cf additional offices adversely affected earnings of this company and
Its subsidiaiies for the three months ended Jan. 31 as compared with
interest costs,
the company has
1955,
that
in
dividend of 62 V2
a
to hoxders of record
shares being i; sued.
payable April 2, 1955,
Interstate Securities Co.—Reports Reduced
the
through
1950
years
would prospect, test and explore the claims. In an amended
offering circular filed Aug. 12, 1955, it was stated, among other
things, that the company prior to that date had sold 300,701 shares;
pany
paid $2.50 per share in dividends each year on the common stock,
consisting of four quarterly payments of 53 cents and an extra of
for
the new
Higher
the
DIVIDENDS—For
Feb.
on
industrial plants.
throughout the nation.
Its Wood
Operates' 32 plants; the .Chemical Division six
plants, and the Tar Products Division 17 plants.
Net sales of the company for 1955 were $228,473,000, with net earn¬
ings of $9,915,001 as compared with net sales of $187,563,^0), and n-t
earnings of $5,673,000 in 1954.
redemption for
sinking fund on May 1, 1956, of $51,500 of first mortgage 605%
gold bends and £34,600 of 5% first mortgage 60-year gold
directors
filed its Regulation D Notification on July 33, 1954,
the public offering of 660,000 common shares at 50 cents
According to the offering circular included in the Notifi¬
cation, the company owned 64 mining claims in Quebec and Ontario,
and to the extent funds were available for the financing, the com¬
company
share.
per
that
Division
Preserving
The
proposing
-
products,
products,
machine shop and foundry products, piston rings, seals for turbine and
jet engines, machinery
for manufacturing paper boxes,equipment
for cleaning industrial gas streams, and coke and gas; and is engaged
in the design and construction at chemical-recovery coke plants, blast
furnaces, and open-hearth furnaces, sintering machines and plants,
.demption—
The
estimated
dyestuffs, crude and refined tar. and related
protective coatings, treated and untreated forest
bituminous
President, announced
H. B. Woodman,
high,
new
year
of
program
plastics,
cals.
Dec. 31. 1955, consolidated net sales
■were
S100.483.000 as against $89,803,000 in 1954, a gain of 11.9ft.
Consolidated net profit, before
taxes, was $9,573,000, compared with
$7,975,000 in 1954, an increase of 20%,
Alter taxes, net profit in
1955 was $4,748,000. compared with the
'1954 figure of $3,770,000.
This amounts to $6.34 a share for 1955
versus $5.C4
for 1954. After adjusting for the 15% stock dividend paid
Feb.
1, 195S, this per share earnings would be $5.51 and $4.38, re¬
spectively.—V. 183, p. 110.
Feb.
cn
firms
produces and sells chemi¬
BUSINESS-—Company lncorpoi ated in 1944,
Earnings—
Increased
Corp.—Reports
the
toward's
go
property additions, acquisitions, and improvements—involving
expenditures of $33,000,000 during 1956-
2790.
Interchemical
r
Chronicle..-.Monday, February 27, 1956
(994)
roll-off"
contracts
will be
will
be
awarded
soon.
The
"roll-on,
roll-off'
service
provided through the ports of Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Charleston, Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa, Mobile, New Or¬
Baltimore,
leans,
Hovs.on
other
Atlantic
Pan-A;lantic
trade
and has
and
and
Galveston.
Rights also
ports.
Steamship
its
are
being
sought
to
serve
Gulf
is
engaged
in
coastwise
home office at Mobile, Ala.—V.
and
183,
p.
inter-coastal
210.
'
Volume 183
Number 5511 ...The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(995)
Mead Corp.—Sales and
Earnings Increased—
The
corporation
ended
Dec.
has
announced
25,
1955, showing
of $111,822,241 in 1954.
"
preliminary
sales
of
figures
DIVIDEND—The
37j/2
the
year
against
$150,457,000,
for
net
$6.29
the
on
accounting
of
all
1,611,233
This
year.
dividends, earnings
shares outstanding at
with
compares
$4.62
the
of
year
of
The
which
these
year,
end
of
Class
the
shares
common
shares
common
outstanding
(non-voting,
to
in
at
TO
dividend
stockholders
PRESENT
shares
the
stock
common
from
the
and 217,856
with
—
s,
150,000 shs.
'
%
C.
stock
common
the
the
of
•
'
Peabody & Co
Arthur M. Krensky & Co.
2.6133
0.9333
Lamson
tion's
Bateman,
0.5600
Lee
1955,
both
before
and
after
reflecting
quisitions,
ac¬
were
substantially greater than in any other year in the
history.
Modernization and expansion of the corpora¬
facilities, addition of new product lines, and increased liner
board production,
including the corporation's share of the output of
the Rome,
Ga., mill completed in late 1954, have contributed to a
full
participation
—V.
183, p.
in
the
continuing
prosperity
of
the
industry.
paper
408.
G.
A.
Eichler
Becker
Bioren
Blair
Blunt
&
Co.
4
Weeks Ended Jan.
Retail sales
Ellis
1956
$5,341,831
__—
1955
&
&
Co.,
$5,274,754
The
to
Guaranty
redeem
5%
on
Trust
convertible
share,
plus
Co.
after
or
first
of
April
New
18,
preferred
accrued
1956,
stock
dividends
privilege expires April 13,
York
of
all
of
75
has
Dodge
Norton
&
outstanding
The
cents
Courts
appointed
agent
shares
of
ine
Me.igel Co., at $55 per
share. • The conversion
per
1956.
0.5600
&
See
Container
of
Corp.
America
above.—V.
182,
415.
p.
state
Commerce
nounced
the
Newburgh,
Commissioner
purchase
N.
Y.
by
of
Edward
26-acre
a
T.
Dickinson
riverfront
Feb.
on
12
an¬
property in
New York City,
Metallurgical
Resource:, Inc., of
site of a new strategic-metals
processing opera ion,
The transaction, the Commissioner
said, Will bri-.g to N w'ourgh the
pilot installation of a new process to extract greater
the
as
quanti ies
and
strategic metals,
and
nicxel
of
developing
of
Los
nine
180,000
columoi..m,
possible
was
recently
exploiting the
iro:n
tan.alum,
compitx
for
iormed
the
inven.ei
process
c.iromium
M.tal-
o.es.
express
Dr.
by
rare
purpo
Harl y
Sill,
industrial
buildings
feet.
Branch
with
included
Also
of
the
New
a.e
York
1,000-foot
a
Central
RR.
siding
and
six
The
the
property,
and
owner
the
former
Inc.,
operator
Ringwood
Newburgh Shipyards,
by
of
Fred
the
Corp.—V.
Wenran,
Teteiboro.
1E2,
real
N.
J.,
sold
was
estate
airport
to
Metal¬
investor,
and
xO
mer
President
of
2022.
p.
Offering
—
Suspended—
Securities
20,
has
porarily
to
should
The
Commission,
under
the
A
it
was
Securities
exemption
announced
Act
from
of
vacated
corporation
made
or
filed
its
Regulation
A
on
William
Stroud
Indianapolis
—V.
183,
1955,
added
to
soil
9,
to
increase
its productiveness.
under
lease
from
Tlie
company's
offering
Company
mining claims covering Mineralag deposits near Salida, Colo.,
and a related
crushing plant; that the rental is $1,000 per month;
that
nine
months
rent
was
paid
in
advance; that another three
circular
states
it
holds
The
60
title
advance
the
after
days
to
In
to
in
terminate
may
for
rental
lease
due
was
should
default;
event
an
and
Oct.
on
that
1955;
ho.ds
mining claims.
order, the Commission asserts
its
believe"
that
misleading
mission's
in
the
Notification
of
respect
order
and
material
challenges
(1)
offering
facts.
(he
it has
that
net
income
share
false
are
particularly,
statements
with
and
the
Com¬
to the
respect
lease
arrangement and rental payments, in that there is a failure
to
disclose
that
Mineral
failed
to
make
the
Oct.
15,
1955,
rental
payment,
that
notice
of
default
was
given
on
or
about
Oct.
25,
1955,
that more
than
60-days
has elapsed
since
service
of
such
notice, and that Mineral has failed to make the said rental pay¬
ment;
(2)
the
to
also
the
statement
mining
has
failure
to
claims
option
an
disclose
mining claims,
1955,
30,
mont
to
the
and
to
claims
operated
that
the
for
does
Mineral
damages;
have
acquired by it,
or
in
title
record
is
the
in
to
such
to
quiet
that
statement
Fre¬
its
officers
assets or properties
is a failure to disclose
any
in
that there
of
Mineral,
is
the
record
owner
printing presses, took place on Feb. 21 with the offering
267,856 shares of class A non-voting common stock
of
(par $7.50) by a group of investment bankers headed by
Smith, Barney & Co.
The stock was priced at $24 per
share.
Of the shares offered, 50,000 shares represent
financing by the company and 217,856 shares are
being purchased from selling shareholders. |
new
sale
of
the
Miehle
additional
funds,
Co.
purchase
to
stock
purchase
Miehle
Dexter
to
)*vs
will
be
will
all
owned
become
be
the
of
50%
of
outstanding
Dexter since
wholly
a
owned
shares
1927
of
and
Dexter
with
this
preference
stock
of
dividends
to
to
Western
BUSINESS—The
corporation incorporated in 1890, produces and sells
variety of sheet-fed letterpress and offset presses of types and
designed to meet the requirements of the expanding graphic arts
industry, and cutting and creasing presses for the folding box industry.
wide
also manuiactues electr c motors for its own
use,
and electric
brakes, and generators for sale to others. Dexter Folder
manufactures bindery equipment, paper feeders for printing presses
and
other
The
to
be
while
until
machinery
company's
it
the
is
ended
leader
Oct.
of
principally
the
in
this
31
and
Sept.
amounted
shares
to
to
be
field
phase
of
net,
or
64
to
93
cents
cents
a
per
share
graphic
letterpress
company
the
arts
field
are
domestic
has
industry.
believed
or
foreign,
increased
steadily
industry.
of
a
the
two-for-one
a
split
of
years
share,
in
their
same
were
against
last
basis
for
the
respective
first
of
foreign
subsidiaries,
consolidated
tne
company's
The
effect
of
for
t.ie
Canadian
principally
&
Co.,
proceeds
been
increase
to
prospects for
of
zone
new
first
on
Austria
The
of
time
the
the
engaged in
183, p. 559.
homes.—V.
Feb.
on
to
25
subsidiary
always
be
registration
a
1956,
offered
corporation
Net
proceeds
used
for
the
serves.—V.
to
The
volume
the
reduce
of
currr*)
business;
manufacture
covering
for "public
an)
sl1»
and
is
automatic
to
the
control
establishment
In
the
by
this
It
will
Vienna.
would
in
said
the
Knight
$2
"We
stock
consider
vote
on
filed
approving
said
in
the
split
that
Feb.
on
It
two-for-one
a
plans
accordance
would
total
a
firm
the
of
the
current
would
call
for
with
the
cent
McKnight
would
second
the
plans
out
rate
of
the
that
raised
would
shares
of
out¬
of
the
—V.
of
the
financing will be added to working funds, to f*i
of the company's business in the area it
415.
p.
annual
the
firm
report
late
Sales
in
$63,000,00Q
Minute
The
Mr.
shares.
issuing
of
two
split
M«-
additional
employee
has
issued
stock
to
all
pay
or
this
1954
month,
were
in 1945,
the
of
less
Flight
Maid
proceeds
other
Corp.
from
funds,
1958—V.
Notes
the
sale
to
are
183,
—
p.
of
be
the
used
H.
Dolan
of
,
Greenwich,
committee
has
beel
developments
new
and aerodynamic}.
Set
staking
measurement
possible.
now
line
front
quite
the
Test
of
.
will
receive
Southern
Y„
for
bids
up
Inc.,
were
1940.
$152,020,030
The
company
products
in
developed during
products developed
40,000 shares of
its
to
11
It
a.m.
of
recent
the
by
major
for
pain¬
transmitter
and
powtc
forward
spurt
commercial
convenience
and
in
Test
Set
Q
is
used
in
conjunction with
cavity tuned to the
resonant
line
the
is
Pre-Flight
output,
The
Test
measures
radar
the
airbom
airlines.
dependability,
ev6»"i
pre-flight and
front-line
conditions,
from the 40C cycle power available in
coupled to the radar transmission
coupler.
The Echo Box provides
tL-i
thj-
Test
accurately
performance
Set,
A
iq
variation
the
■*
is
of
target
directly
performance
radar
the
from
of
the
rada:)
radar
2
or
vidui
the
to
front
1
even
EcD,
ani
directional
to
the
to
the
833
frequency
through the radar's
connected
response
read
Narda
radar
artificial
an
which
Set,
the
target
panel
db
can
ti
t-j
measured.
Echo
Set
designed
for
Box
primarily
testing
C-Band
for use
Weather
with
the
Radars,
Narda
the
Model
8")
Pre-Flight
Te)
readily be adapted with very slight modification to
flight or front line checking of any radar in conjunction with
good echo box tuned to the radar frequency.—V. 182, p. 816.
may
pre-
aLj
Narragansett Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
SEC
on
Feb. 21 filed a registration statement with th*
$10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series E, due 198J,
public sale at competitive bidding.
company
covering
offered
be
to
for
proceeds will be applied first to the payment of short-term noti
then
outstanding, and
any
balance
will
be
used
ij
indebtedness
the
treasury for property additions,
$9,C50,COD of shortnotes, evidencing borrowings made lor prior property addition\
outstanding on Feb. 14, 1956. Scheduled expenditures f :r propert/
were
additions
J.
the
March
Room
the
of
in
1956
are
estimated at
$6,000,000.—V.
National Automotive Fibres,
abovementioned
from
sensitivity
Prs-
new
without
equipment enables pre-flight at)
relatively inexperienced communication
This
development, according to
Narda,
ij
view
operates
high
a
term
were
retire
performance
a
-
Thhe
Box,
notes, together
outstanding 4!/2%
R.
Millar,
the
reported
Dec.
for
Federal
of
shares
This
credit
for
(EST)
1600,
250
on
preferred stock.—V.
March
Park
$4,000,000
183,
first
p.
Ave.,
1,
at
New
mortgage
888.
and J. G.
amounted
Income
to
taxes,
net
$2,164,062
equel
to
of
the
183,
p.
773.
Inc.—Reports Profit—
Bannister,
consolidated
$1.97
stock outstanding.
with a net loss of
$970,000, equal to
50 cents
President,
profit
after
per
for
the
provision
share
on
on
Feb.
year
1*.
endel
of $2,073.0D
the 1,095,70
capital
compares
year
sales
Messrs.
1—
Chairman,
company's
1955
31,
Total
purchase
Set
of
performance
of
Narda
rugged
adverse
most
Equipments
overall
aircraft.
They
in
888.
Services,
the
in
and
of
by means
corporation.
by
installations
light,
$56,688,095
The company
personnel.
radar
under
receiver
test
made
measure
new
checking
significant
weather
of
The
radar
this
by
accurate
is
be
can
developed
and
accurate
an
radar
reimburse
Placed
to
minute,
a
weather
Test
until
appearance
of
estimated to be above
are
§21,000,000
Mississippi Power Co.—Bids
bonds and
in full charge of
than
Complete
Net
available
sales
$230,890,482.
and
part
Privately — This
company, it was announced on Feb. 21, has placed pri¬
vately, $6,500,000 of 5% notes, due Feb. 1, 1966, through
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and White, Weld & Co.
N.
Carl
executive
2399.
p.
airborne
effect.
estimates that 85%
of 1955 sales were in
the past 25 years and 25%
of those sales
since World War II.—V.
182, p. 2132.
17,
and
An
Narda Corp., Mineola, N. Y.—New Radar
it
price of acquired companies.
Although 1955 results will noi be
office
ty
arvl
expansion
182,
company
180,
In
of
so
past
due
supplied
finance
the
Although
authorized
25,000,000.
purchase
1£50,
be
sales
operation of the business.
Mr. Joyce was appointed ChaLExecutive Committee,
consisting of Bruno Nagler, Ca*l
Temple Joyce. This committee will relieve Mr. Nagl°r of thi
detail of operating the business and free him to continue as
Preside!)
$1.80.
number
to
provisions
currently in
be
This
present
16,616,832 outstanding
immediate plans for
to carry
indicated
quarter.
annual
raise
10,000,000
divi¬
quarterly
probably
the
on
share
per
consecutive
advisable to have the remaining common shares
they may be available for prompt subsequent issuance
should occasion arise," said Mr.
McKnight.
authorized
to
are
for
of
man
Delaware
apply to all shares
no
necessary
option
Mr.
stock
in
45
a
158th
annually
present
has
the
split
share
with
voted
stock.
beginning
the
20
was
the
on
amendments
except those
restricted
terms
automobile
Dolan and
Small,
Chairman,
be
to
and
per
from
snares
result
shares
wl'l
2-12276)
shares of its $5 par capit_i
through an underwriting gro*">
and Bullington-Schas & Co. Tl'l
the
Joyce of Baltimore, Md.,
have been elected directors.
formed
of
led
(File
Statement
50,000
sale
,
Narda
common
compares
proposed
will
8
quarter.
share
per
standing and
York
opt
Nagler Helicopter Co., Inc.—Two New Directors—
Conn,
;
filing date.
the
on
equivalent
the
Mich.,
Exchange Commission—
filed
15,
engaged in
other lines of financing activities.
sales
use
have
Eoard
11
dividend
be
cents
May
directors
first
dividend
common
May
of
the
quarterly
$755,403
Li-
theu
-•
is
company
by Equitable Securities Corp.
offering price and underwriting
The
since
stock.
amendment
on
board
for
on
McKnight,
about
or
outstanding
$517,826
adjust
amendment.
consolidating
1955
subsidiary—Honeywell G.m.b.H—In
common
L.
certificate
and
have
world's
the
William
notes
to
to
used
increased
uT
corporation
SEC
public
1
stockholders
split of
The
road
tees
ha;i
roads
none
Detroit,
be
to
are
contemplated
to
for
The
the
decided
have
Several
but
the
of
Inc.,
headed
in
Split,, etc.—Sales Again Rise—
and
years.
This
maintenance
$8,137,679
fiscal
prefabricated
the
to
Minnesota Mining &
Manufacturing Co.—Plans Stock
$9,902,103 sales
sales
net
With Securities and
the
outstanding markets today for automatic controls
processing
applications.
It
is
al o
a
good
potential
residential, commercial, and Industrial heating and ven¬
tilating controls, and for other instruments of which
Honeywell is one
of the world's largest
suppliers, Mr. Binger declared.
The Austriah*
subsidiary .will be part of a recently-formed Central
European* region of Honeywell's International
Division, whic.i includes
company subsidiaries or branch offices in western
Germany, Switzer¬
land, Austria and Liechtenstein.—V. 182,
p. 1405.
In
which
Murdock Acceptance Corp., Memphis, Tenn.—Register
for ' Industrial
market
with
during their latest fiscal
30,
1955, respectively, totaled 834,423,779.
$1,995,177, equal to $2.45 a share on the
outstanding, adjusted to reflect a recent
stock split. Figures on the
quarters of the current fiscal years
equal
the
competitors,
the
and Dexter
2-for-l
net,
in
sheet-fed
of any of its
offset
sales of Miehle
earnings
number
in
those
sheet-fed
a
Combined
Net
sales
larger than
in
used
issues
working capital.
of
share
Miehle
motors, motor
debentures,
stock,
include
Europe,
operations
Russian
of
the
aa a
share.
per
finance
to
BUSINESS—The
$2.98
a
$2.42
or
sales, engineering and service facilities for all of Austria.
Announcing the expansion, James H. Binger, Vice-President, s .Id the
need for rebuilding
industry in the former Russian zone makes Austria
in
sizes
Co.
for
outstanding.
$15,345,203
report, sales for 1955 increased
$229,401,837 the previous year.
with
consolidated.
$280,OCO,OQO.
subsidiary.
*
a
a:ter
common
income
giving effect
1955
Greatly Improved
law
instance,
proposal."
preferred stock.
in this manner,
over
problems
McCarty
(par $1) at $4
0.5600
of 1955.
the preliminary
,
former
received
by the company from the
applied,
together
with
other
income
carrier
sharp
a
one
Feb. 23 publicly offered 125,000 shares of common stoelc
2.9867
Co.—
Establishes Subsidiary in Austria—
of
Miehle Printing Press & Manufacturing Co.—Stock Of¬
fered—The first public sale of shares of this
company,
which is one of the world's largest manufacturers of
of
use
arrearage
the
Temple
cash
Folder
"The
of
net
after
lor
and
been
dend
proceeds
Co
&
out
—Campbell,
April
of
share.:'
title
bonds JLl
decltua
Katy
suffered
points in
Modern Homes Corp., Dearborn, Mich.—Stock Offereil
1.8667
2.9867
the other foreign
by $6,087,000 and pet
income by $997,000 or 16 cents a share.
For comparative
purpo:esf the
inclusion
of
these
foreign subsidiaries'! results in 1954 would have
added $4,279,000 in sales and
$523,000 in net income or eight cents a
Nov.
mining claims.
PROCEEDS—Net
basis
figures
1939.
have
a
and that on
District Couit,
others,
the
(3)
interest
there
dispute,
and
and
no
Swallow, iPresiaent
Gecrge
in
that
in
hold
not
is
the
in
1954
$244,560,000 compared
one
the
»n
Issues
eight
of
announcement
mere
PROCEEDS—Tho
equal
shares
with
shares,
stock
common
possessory title
and
that
Mineral
Mineral
almost
0.5600
0.5600
—
record
cla.ms,
action
an
against
Mineral
of
to
thereto
instituted
ana
directors
be
title
holds
such
Calcium
the
Colo.,
it
by
purchase
that
Calcium
County,
Calcium
leased
to
that
that
$19,275,000
6,355,606
6,345,906
company
grounds
exchange
the various
tempted to use the fixed interest
junior claims.—V. 183, p. 670,
1.3067
provide
circular
More
of
on
compares
uncured
"reasonable
the
of
by the proper
advantages to the
and earnings in 1955 ,v;ere the highest for any
year in the
70-year history, according to a preliminary report issued on
Preliminary unaudited figures inc.icate that the company,
world's-largest pioducer of automatic control equipment, had a record
Calcium
possessory
proposed
as
14.
that
reccrd
the
much
as
and
.Sales
remain
default
of
the
of
Equitable Life spokesmen emphasize that they would not oppose
plan which would deal with arrearages on the cumulative preferr_ 1
stock by effecting suitable modification in the Katy's
equity securities,
firm's
on
effect
result
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—New Records
Feb.
A "*
industi f
by the fact that
;
.
..
of
worked
Co
Wood
t_»*
on
needs.
railroad
exchange offer Is accepted by the holders of ci
preferred outstanding, more than $33,000,000 prL*-
0.9333
;
&
E.
The
market
Calcium
15,
Calcium
}
Witter
Dean
Harold
future
the
Co.,
&
&
to
the
1.8667 *
Co.
Co
Weld
effect
adverse
finance
price,
0.5600
Durst, Inc.
&
to
harmful
;
liabilities;
certain
months
0.9333
0.5600
&
—
Walker
H.
be
in
.
Inc._—
.__
shares
ability
also
0.9333
Staats
Co.,
If
and
illustrated
0.5600
Co.
•-
Yeatman
White,
/
subsidiaries-has
proposing the public offering of 300,000 common shares at
$1
share.
The company sells a product called
Mmeralag which is
per
670.
p.
R.
&
structure
1.3067
Inc
&
*
_
satisfy claims of preferred stock¬
completely contrary to sourj
cipal amount of additional prior lien bonds would be issued.
"The Katy adjustment mortgage 5s, the third type of Katy bor*l
currently outstanding, would find $33,000,000 more bonds senior L*
them.
Co
•
and
substantial
1.8667 *
Hammill & '
Inc.
and
Dulles & Co. Inc.
England
Sept.
on
Bond
Tracy,
&
also diluD
1.3067
—_——u_-__
Suplee,
G.
0.5600
Inc
Stiver
Wagenseller &
0.9333
______
Corp.——
Janney,
with
,
Notification
Shearson,
&
Saunders,
would
0.9333
Co.,
Rogers
-
Co.,
Renshaw
Schwabacher
1.8667
The
registration
permanent.
&
0.9333
—
Co._
&
Gardner
&
0.5630
1.8667
tem¬
1933
offering by this corporation. The order provides
hearing on the question whether the suspension
for
be
order
Regulation
a
stock
a
opportunity
Exchange
an
suspending
respect
an
order
and
issued
Rodman
Weil, Labouisse,
Fredrichs & Co.___s__—0.5600
The Illinois Company In-
On
The
Feb.
Reynolds
Hornblower
corporated
&
0.5600
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.___
This
Colo.
0.560}
2.9367
Weeks—__
&
Shepard
Reinholdt
Howaid,
1.8667
i
Co.
&
Colket
Inc.
whole.
667,005
Jackson &
.__
Prescott,
1.8667
a
Mineral Aggregates Corp., Denver,
Ohio Co._
under
acres
the Hudson River with full
riparian rights permit.ing the construction
of extensive docking facilities.
The purchase price oi the
proper.y has
not been disclosed by the
principals.
lurgical Resources,
0.9333
Paine, Webber,
Co.—_
the
on
as
Penington,
——
Haupt & Co
Hayden,' Stone &
Share
along the Hudson River, con¬
floor areas totaling more than
1.3067
a
to
have
would
The
Curtis
financial
securities
unprecedented
It
precedent of this type would
of
;
debt
considered
financing.
Katy's
0.9333
Co._
Ira
e
which extends* 1,600 feet
square
Shore
cobalt,
as
Calif.
property,
tains
West
and
Angeies,
The
.
such
than previously
Resources, Inc., was
lurgical
of
Co.
is
railroad
0.9333
Co.,
&
__.
industrial
of senior
use
holders
0.9333
T__
Chicago
Glore, Forgan & Co..
Granbery, Marache & Co.
Hallowell, Sulzberger &
Metallurgical Resources, Inc.—Purchases
Property-
"The
v.
0.9333
&
0.560}
&
First Securities Co.
■
0.9333
,
Lynch
Son
Co.
1.8667
Chapman
&
Newbolds
V
.
0.9333
Co
Harris
Leonard
H.
0.5600
Farwell,
Co.,
It
"The proposed
exchange plan is more favorable to the commr*
stock," said Mr. Holding, "and attempts to satisfy the preferred holde_3
at the expense of the holders of the
Katy's first lien issues.
0.5600
Newburger & Co.—
Newhard, Cook & Co
0.5600
Co.—
Skaggs & Co
Elwcrthy & Co._—
Fairman,
&
structure.
6.
0.5600
.'
Davis,
&
0.5600
&
_____
W.
Co.—
Estabrook
Turben
Moore,
0.5600
0.9333
Inc.
debt
amounting roughly to one-seventh of the total of $20,891,CD
prior lien bonds outstanding. Under the proposed plan preferred sharpholders would receive prior lien bonds which would be secured
by till
same property and rank with those
presently outstanding.
0.9333
Co.,
Inc.
1.8667
Co.—
Inc.
Additional Stock Sought by Container
Corp.—
Merrill,
&
unsound
an
bonds,
0.5600
Hutchinson
"proposed exchange plan, which would use senior
a substantial portion of the preferred claims,
pay
new
convertible 5% income debenture; and a certificate constitute
J
$50 charge on income.
The Equitable Life owns $7,059,000
principal amount of Katy fir:) '
mortgage 4s, due 1990, and $2,971,000 of three series of Katy prior lio t
0.5600
Co
the
to
give the railroad
a
2.9867
•
Co.__
—_
Co.______
&
&
McGlone
1.8667
Co.——
Clark,
Brothers
Co.
Republic Co. (Inc.)
Crutter.den &
been
McMaster
0.5600
Julien Collins & Co
Mengel Co.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
Carl
0.9333
Co
McCormick
2.9867
&
Lehman
dividemlJ
a
2.9867
Irving Lundborg &
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
for 667,0C)
preferred stock which has accumulated
Under the proposed plan
each share of preferred stock could M
exchanged for $50 principal amount of a series of the Katy's prior lien
mortgage 4'/2% bonds (maturing in 35 years); $50 principal amount ct
0.5620
0.9333
Inc
Chiles-Schutz
183, p. 408.
Co
Corp
1.8667
Simmons—
Bradford
Collin,
—V.
&
1.3067
Brush, Elocumb & Co. Inc.
Central
28—
Inc.—
______
all
0.5600
B:os.
Higignson
0.5600
Blyth
Shoe Corp.—Current Sales Increased—
Co.
Inc
J..C.
Melville
Co.__
&
Co
&
&
1.8667
securities
_
pro¬
security for the railroad's presently outstanding prior lien bond3.'*
Equitable will formally petition the ICC to intervene again0)
approval of the plan.
The railroad filed a petition for approval ci
2.9867
Inc.
corporation's
for
other debt
company's
The
%
Kidder,
and
the
approve
the
com¬
of
percentage
'
.
to
totaling $102,718,770, it was announced on Feb. Z}.
Holding, Second Vice-President on behalf of The EquitafcO
securities
would
Feb.
'
.
16.1865
_
A
purchase
below:
name
'
class
to
not
tLi
ask
share,
pointed out that
f 148,526 shs.
"
severally
agreed to pur¬
shareholders 50,000 shares
selling
of
agreeing
have
Commission
of cumulative
$154 per
Hunter
__
the
respectively,
underwriter
Smith, Barney & Co
of
664,604 shs.
debt
and
Commerce
posal to exchange prior lien bonds
Outstanding
par
underwriters
shares set opposite its
sucn
A.
earnings
Interstate
'
substan-
a
will
company,
shares
Allyn & Co., Inc.—.
Bacon. Whipple & Co..—_
Ball, Burge & Kraus
and
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Holder Against Plan—
FINANCING
800,000 shs.
(voting
company
shares,
each
end
connection
acquisitions.
Sales
of
record
of
par
____
$7.50 per share)
:
issued
quarterly
a
1956
EFFECT
per.)
UNDERWRITERS—The
and
pany,
of
$7.50
B
Paper Co. and The Mead Sales Co.. the
acquired during the year for common shares of
share earnings for 1955 are
computed upon the
the
15,
The Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the United States,
holder of senior
bonds
of this
railroad
GIVING
stock
common
value
chase
including
declared
Authorized
Class A
earnings for
corporation.
Per
basis of the full number
the
the
were
Chillicothe
were
the
of
com¬
share
1,199,167
outstanding at the end of the previous year.
The preliminary figures for 1955
include the sales
assets
per
the
on'
March
with
value
preferred
common
has
payable
CAPITALIZATION
earnings after taxes for 1955 were $10,642,000,
compared
$5,812,792 in 1954.
Income taxes for 1955 were
$11,600,000 as
pared with $6,250,000 in 1954.
payment
company
share,
a
8.
tial
Net
After
cents
sales
March
7 *
in
ended Dec.
for
1955
31,
$543,394
per
after
share
on
tax carry-bate
1,0_5,760 snarej
1954.
amounted
to
$83,482,551
as
compared
wit)
1954.
Millar
and
Baninster
said
that
In
1955
approximate!"?
$2,165,000 was spent for net additions to plant and equipment, arc!
that construction was started on a new plant at Trenton, N. J., id
the production of foam rubber and plastic products.
"This Trenton plant is expected to be completed and eq*aipped durtr
j
the second quarter of 1956 at a cost of
approximately $1,250,000, tzJk
substantial
from this plant are expected to provide addi¬
both within and outside the automotive industry.
—V.
182,
317.
p.
Becomes Chairman—
Guterman as Chairman of
Joseph H. Quick, President, announced on Feb. 21.—V. 183,
the Board.
C.
Herbert
elected
have
directors
D.
E.
Company, and Eugene D. Stirlen,
Jointly announced on Feb. 17
the termination of discussions looking toward a combination of the two
companies. After, careful and complete analysis of all the factors in¬
volved, it has been concluded that such a combination would not be in
Broggi,
President
Co., Inc.—Guterman
National
The
the
best
of
President
Eastern
respective
Inc.,
interests of their companies.—V.
182,
2689.
p.
National
Firms
Co. —Seven European
Gas
Cylinder
are
Vice-President
Girdler
is
of
Girdler
The
Ky., the exclusive
Louisville
Co.,
in all loreign countries except Canada.
National Cylinder Gas Co., Chicago.
process
new
of the
division
a
developed by the Elastomer Chemical
inert gas, rather than a chemical
agent,
to
vinyl foam.
The foamed vinyl has many
properties not possessed by other types of foamed products,
Elastomer
The
Newark,
Corp.,
blowing
desirable
and
the
of
licensor
been licensed to use the
foam, for which over¬
to John E. Slaughter,
in the production of vinyl
rapidly expanding, according
process
markets
have
companies
European
major
Seven
Elastomer
process
was
J.
It
make
uses
N.
an
competitive in price.
1956 The Girdler
Is
Co. expects to grant Elastomer process
licenses to other European companies, and to companies in Mexico,
South America, Australia
and Japan.
All major rubber
companies in the United States, and a number
of
large vinyl processors, have
acquired licenses to produce vinyl
foam
by the Elastomer process and are tooling up for large scale
operations. Virtually all of them have ordered, or plan to employ
Girdle Votator apparatus for foaming plastisols,,
and Girdler Thermex
high frequency apparatus for electronically fusing the product.
During
—V.
183,
211.
p.
earnings of the company for the year ended Dec.
to $15,514,127 from $13,713,300 in 1954. Earnings
31. 1955 rose
per common
16%, equalling $1.60 a share on 8,472,111 shares
outstanding at the end of 1955, against 81.38 a share on 8,465,439 out¬
standing shares at the end of the preceding year. Sales in 1955 passed
the half billion mark for the first time, totalling $500,191,691, com¬
13%
share
were
almost
up
with $487,333,218 for 1954.
President, stated that capital expenditures for the
pared
John E. Bierwirth,
Division in 1956 will approximate $4,000,000.
Division, created in 1949, Mr. Bierwirth said,
Beverage
of development and growth for this
but 1955 represents the turning point because it was during
the year that the new plants at Tuscola, 111. — both those owned by
National Petro-Chemicais Corp. and the U. iS. Industrial Chemicals Co.
Division — achieved operating results at least equal to original fore¬
casts". Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. is 40%
owner of National
have
years
Petro-Chemicals
It
is
been
years
that National
the end of 1956, and
1957
both
—
locate!
complete a new phosphoric acid
"U. S. I. Isosebacic" acid early
will
new
a
Tuscola.
in
addition,
In
metallic
the
sodium
plant at Ashtabula is being expanded a; the result of a long-term con¬
tract concluded with a nev; user of sodium. The Polyethylene plant at
will be expanded by
in March 1955,
"on stream"
which went
Tuscola,
1957.
Working capital of the company incrersed 5.6%
during 1955 to
$215,550,159 from $204,111,879 in 1954 and net worth to $256,912,856
from $253,634,767. Bock value per sb* •*
common rtock amounted to
$24.93 at the end of 1955 against $24.33 on Dec. 31, 1954.—V. 183,
early
Months Ended Dec.
operating
Corp.
—V. 182,
1^55
486.343
have
directors
two-for-one
$1.36
$1.09
(cn 444,872 shares)
declared
split
of
distribution
will
of
Mr.
New
This
Jan.
on
permanent
in
1956, shows
consolidated
a
last
of
with
be
the
used
securities.—V.
and
be
Randolph
mailed
and
allowance
183,
774.
p.
$3,171,071 for the same period
dividends on the preferred shares, the
for
to
amounts
outstanding
$1.42
per
average
share
common
the current period compared with $1.32
outstanding for the corresponding previous
and
2,300,669
average
common
shares
the respective periods.
consolidated
operating
revenues
for
the
latest
12
months
Total
2.3G2.383
on
$40,537,520
compared
last year,
New
in
share
common
based
outstanding in
with
increase
an
of
$36,660,041
11% ,—V,
York, New Haven
for
the
p.
1913.
182,
& Hartford
RR.
corresponding
—
To Extend
Maturity of Providence Terminal Bonds—
cdmpany
the
mortgage
be
4%
to
March
bonds.
The
Interstate
the
1956,
1,
Providence
to
March
Terminal
interest
rate
Com¬
of
to
New
reduce
its
Sinking Requirements
its
A
on
approval,
bonds.
from
calls
Interest
4%
The
Hartford
Feb.
A
The
fund
Haven
toe
to
for
&
RR.
s.nkme
present
the
rate
issuance
the
on
of
series
on
fund
to
Sales
ended
paid
said
Series A
bonds
8
proposed
Aor
Commission
for
183,
and
for
the
series
new
would
A
increased
be
bonds
would
no
estimated
company
would
would
be
eliminated
distribution
to
effect
snareliolders
to
of
for
the
extra
longer be convertible into preferred sto ;k
that
under the
plan its annual sinking
reduced by $493,236
annually—V. 183,
be
543,560
an
Increase
reported
corporation
This
stores
checks
for
the
first
that
for
the
first
highest
six
months
the
in
Earnings Higher—
of
its
fiscal
history,
company's
be
used
build
to
approved
announced on
central dial office
new
a
P. R. M. Inc., New York—Offer to
The
Ottoville
total of
in Ottoville
Stockholders—
it has been advised
that
that a group of
purchasers of its stock have instructed Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.,
25 Broad St., New York,
N. Y., to mail to all of the stockholders
of record of P. R. M. Inc., an offer dated Feb. 17, 1956, to purchase
all or any portion of the shares of common stock of P. R. M. Inc.
company
announces
($1
par
New
York State transfer stamps.
The
R.
P.
$22
at
value)
company's
stock
M.
U.
$22
S.
currency
share,
per
Federal
less
and
shareholders have sold 170,000 shares
group
of Canadian investors at a price
of
of
majority
to
a
share, ^t was disclosed on Feb. 15. P. R. M. is a corporate
resulting ' from recent sale of the assets of Pressed Metals
per
shell,
America,
of
headed
Inc.,
in
liquidation and
outstanding shares.
has
W. Richmond.
P. R. M. is
$20.50 each on its 342,000
Frederick
by
set
value
a
of
■'
,
Pabst Brewing Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 34,000 shares of common stock (no par) was
made on Feb. 17 by Blyth & Co. at $11.371//2 per share,
with a dealer's concession of 60 cents per share.
It was
completed.—V. 180, p. 443.
Pacific Coast Co.
(& Subs.)—Net Profit Up—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
1955
Net
1954
$8,649,000
$3,665,000
1,033,000
Sales of products and merchandise and revenues
from other operations—
653,000
profit for period
and
depletion for 1955 amounted to $830,000 as com¬
pared with $783,000 for the 1954 period.
No provision for Federal taxes on income has been
made in the
in
for
either
This
year.
treatment
the
is
result
of
transactions
1955 and in earlier years which, it is believed, established deductions
to offset any taxable earnings in 1954 and
1955.—V. 182,
available
;;Vr
1604.
p.
%
'
V
Parke, Davis & Co.—Sales and Earnings Up—
This
and
company
36.5%
in
sales
Feb.
on
net
for
14
increases
reported
oi
earnings for 1955.
year totalled $123,113,244,
last
net
in
12%
compared
with
sales
$109,-
the
year
according
$310,829,
period.
of
with
$255,469
in
last
Income was equivalent to 57 cents
outstanding common
stock.
This
sales and 21%
in earnings.
of
11%
compared
balance
of
net
available
income
$26,380,471,
earnings
outstanding
totalled
Gross
at Jan. 31,
revenues
share for the
a
months
12
ended
Jan.
31,
income
fixed
after
for
charges
the
for
the
for the
to $73,165,228
$10,877,201
was
1955.
$77,796,194
were
compared
as
Net
months
12
ended
Jan.
31,
1955 period.
before
and
months
12
share
per
York
New
dividends
ended
Jan.
31,
preferred
on
1956
com¬
as
months period.—V. 183,
p.
888.
for
represents
Financing Approved—
Commission announced
S.
P.
company
to issue
Feb.
on
21
that
it
has
1,100,000 shares of common stock and
$55,000,000 of refunding mortgage
corporation
will
New
in
York,
the
of
1,100,000
The
mortgage
redeemable
at
March
be
sold
31,
gressively to
the
to
parent,
share).
The
American
bonds
a
pro¬
Massachusetts
Tea
See Eeaunit
North
and
State
Inc.
above.—V. 179, p. 2475.
Telephone
Co.—Notes
Sold
Privately—
This company, it was announced on Feb. 23, has arranged
sell
to
privately, through Kidder, Peabody & Co., an
issue of $500,000 3%% 25-year notes due April 1, 1981.
—V. 175, p. 1649.
Co.—January Sales Higher—
Weeks Ended Jan. 28—
1956
1955
Northern States Power
$44,173,868 $42,238,755
183, p.
Mills,
408.
The
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—To
Build New
Facilities—
decision
has been fil°d by a Federal Power Commission Presiding
authorizing this company to construct a
350-mile pipe¬
transport into its system natural gas which would be pur¬
chased
in
Jack,
Wise
and
Parker
Counties,
Tex.,
for
ultimate
delivery to markets in the Chicago, 111., area.
receive
29
Co.—Bids Feb. 29—
at Room 1100, 231 So. La Salle St., Chicago 4, 111., wi'l
company
Feb.
on
bids
10 a.m. (CST) for the purchase from it
of such of the 670,920 shares of common stock
(par $5) as shall not
be subscribed for by the common stockholders and up to 11 a.m. (CST)
tor the purchase from it
of 100,000 shares of cumulative preferred
stock
to
up
(par $100).—V. 183,
p.
774.
Examiner
to
The
decision,
filed
by
Presiding Examiner Joseph Zwerdling, at
competing application by Lone Star Gas
Co., proposing to build a 230-mile pipeline in Oklahoma and Texas
to make available natural gas to Natural.
The Examiner's decision
is subject to review by, the Commission,
The Presiding Examiner also
granted certit'cates to three
independent prod'vers pvtborizlng thorn to spll gas to Natural. The trotime
same
ducers
a
Mid-Continent
are
OU
and
denied
Drilling,
Petroleum
proposed
350-mile
Tex., to a connection
The
Tex.
Petroleum
Warren
Corp.,
Inc.
Natural's
County,
Corp.,
three
producers
pi^elim
world
with
existing,
would
its
sell
extend
system
deliver
and
to
Wise
from
at Fritch,
Natural
at
wellhead
from various points in Jack, Wise and Parker Counties
average volume
of 78 million cubic feet of gas per day.
plans to obtain additional quantities of gas from points
along the route of its new line, and has an ultimate objective
of
transporting
a
maximum
of
240
million
cubic
feet
per
day
initial
Natural
through the
Total
estimated
addition,
and
facilities
rew
cost
Natural
Wise Counties
gathering
facilities
gathering facilities
of
into
and
in
system.
construct
make
the
changes
is $28,487,000.
gathering facil ties in
Jack
in its exist'ng production and
Panhandle
estimated
to
Field.
The
production
$3,583,000.—V. 183, p.
cost
and
11%
John
a
ended
year
after
Dec.
$1,200,000
for
share
1913..
Federal,
$1.25
_
.
In
and
1955
„
as
State
the
year
income
compared
1954,
taxes,
with
$1.07
after
making
in
Chairman,
Olin,
and
Thomas
S.
Nichol^, President, noted
of steps taken by the corporation to improve its activities
phosphate chemistry,
cellulose chemistry,
and
the non-ferrous
manufacturing fields. These included the addition of the phos¬
phate
chemical
facilities
of
Blockson
Chemical
Company,
Joliet,
the finalization of the company's plans to enter the primary
industry;
and
timberlands,
the
paper
HI.;
integration
of the Brown Paper Mill Company
mill and paper converting plants at West Monroe,
La.'
'
statement
The
noted that according
to
preliminary figures consoli¬
dated net sales of the corporation in the United States
0""^
totalled $560,480,000 in the 12 months ended Dec. 31,
1955, rising
from $502,478,000 in the previous year idr an increase pi appio*.mately
11%.
advanced to a record high of $44,558,000 in 1955, up
in 1954, an increase of approximately 17%.
The
profit was equal to $3.51 per common share, based on the
average number of common shares outstanding during the year.
This
compared with $3.11 per share in 1954 on the smaller average num¬
ber of shares outstanding during that year.
Net
profits
$38,075,000
1955
After payment of
all dividends, the amount of net income re-invested
to $19,607,000, or 44% of the net profit,
of net profit in 1954. These funds
expansion of existing facilities, for financing a part
of the corporation's recently
announced aluminum program and for
other
capital investments.
t
the
providing
net
orofJt
1954.—V." 182,
will
be
business
Total
used
amounted
for
Federal
882,000
In
V. J83,
p.
,
1955,
559.
Income
up
_
taxes
from
_
of
the
$30,450,000
^
corporation
in
1954,
an
1355,
the
share,
a
amounted
to
$37,-
increase
of
24%.
other
$14,322,015,
a
share last
Western
with
compared
dividends totalling $6,857,649, or
$6,852,852, or $1.40 a share in 1954.
paid
company
compared
with
company reported $14,279,025 cash in banks and on hand at
the end of 1955, compared with $13,028,880 in 1954;
and $14,663,425
in marketable securities in 1955, compared with $6,087,509 in 1954.
stockholders'
The
investment
in
Parke-Davis
compared with $86,821,646 in 1954.—V. 183,
$93,778,422 in 1955,
559.
was
p.
Parker Petroleum Co., Inc., Ponca City, Ok la.—Regis¬
ters With Securities and
The
corporation
17,
Exchange Commission—
registration
a
statement
covering 150,000 shares of
stock
($10
par)
and
150,000
cents
(10
public
filed
1956,
preferred
The
par).
sale
through
underwriting
company
promoters
shares
D.
of
the
SEC
about
on
convertible
stock
common
March
16
for
A.
Lomasney & Co.
Public offering prices
to be supplied by amendment/
organized under Delaware law on Dec. 30, 1955.
terras
was
are
Orville
were
shares
offered
be
to
are
with
cumulative
6%
Parker
H.
(President),
Melvin
Endicott,
F.
S.
John
Bottomly, Marvin Hayutin, David A. Lomasney and Myron
A.
Lomasney.
On
Feb. 9,
1956, the company acquired from the
promoters their interests in
all
their producing
and
substantially
all of their non-producing oil and gas properties, together with all
other
in
assets
the
the
pertaining
United
States,
stock
common
to their individual oil and gas operations
exchange for a total of 460,000 shares of
in
of
the
company and its assumption of certain
(including an amount not to exceed $40,000 for
capital gains which may result to Messrs. Parker,
Endicott
and Bottomly for
their transfer of property to the com¬
pany).
The company is informed that the properties and
assets
had
a
cost to the promoters
of approximately $2,053,335, after de¬
ducting depreciation and depletion, and that the liabilities assumed
by the company amounted to $1,703,640 (not including the $40,000
their
of
the
liabilities
taxes, on, the
tax
item).
Net
proceeds
the
of
financing
to be used
are
as
follows:
(!)
$1,-
pay off and discharge the trade and miscellaneous notes,
payable and obligations and bank loans secured by mort¬
gages encumbering certain properties of the company, including pro¬
ducing oil and gas leases, which were conveyed to the company by
Messrs. Parker, Endicott, Bottomly, Arlo B. Romer and Perry Gowdy;
and
(2)
the balance to be added to working capital and used to
200,000
to
accounts
wells
development
of
which
in
leases
proportionate
company's
the
pay
costs
it
owns
of
share
drilling
covered
land
on
fractional
by
interests
the
in
which the com¬
Transportation Co,—Files Suit—
Parmelee
an
company
alleged
In
Hugh
filed
W.
business
former
Parmelee
Chairman
of
in
111.,
for the
through
the
damages
damages
Chicago,
in
anti-trust
the
Court,
Federal
in
Cross,
$19,200,000
asked
16
transfer
violating
conspiracy
suit
a
from
Feb.
on
interstation
its
of
end gas
further ex¬
'
purposes.
This
oil
the acquisition, exploration
and for other proper cor¬
pany now owns a fractional interest, in
and development of additional properties,
porate
completion
and
various
and
ploration and development of undeveloped acreage in
loss
.
to
The
aluminum
compared with $17,472,000 or 46%
31,
1955 amounted to $1,270,822,
Federal
and
State
income
taxes;
providing
$1,433,000
for
compared with $1,100,745 for
M.
number
in
888.
Corp.—Reports Higher Earnings-
Record Sales-
sales
metals
in
Nehi
Earnings for the
Chemical Corp.—Has
and earnings for 1955 were reported on Feb. 24 in a
statement by this corporation.
Sales rose approximately
in 1955 over 1954 and earnings jumped 17%.
from
Natural's'proposed facilities
would
are
its
Olin Mathieson
Record
preliminary
$18,259,933,
trade.
world
a
During
$1.40
and
Corp.—To Retire Preferred—
Canada;
other
1954. They equalled $2.92
year, compared
share in 1954. Earnings before taxes on income in 1955
$28,722,015, compared with $19,093,502 in 1954. Thus, in 1955,
The
North American Rayon
and
amounted
in
£2.14
Feb.
Redemptions thereafter will be scaled down
and after April 1, 1993.—V. 183, p. 553.
States
the
company's provision for income taxes
($14,400,000, or $2.94 a
share), amounted to jnore than its net earnings after taxes ($14,322,015, or $2.92 a share).
Its
Connecticut,
Jersey,
with
will
on
par
1955
$10,493,502
bonds in order to raise $165,000,000
will
shares
bonds, which will come due on April 1, 1996, are
premium of 3%
above the public offering price until
1957.
open
New
The
expansion costs.
Telephone & Telegraph Co. at par ($100 per
be sold at competitive bidding by April 30.
year's
in
for 1954. By major product category, the 1955 net sales were
general
pharmaceuticals;
$35,180,562,
Chloromycetin,
a
broad-spectrum antibiotic; $3,929,762, other antibiotics; and $6,003,293,
surgical dressings. By major trading area, the 1955 net sales were
net
authorized the
period
were
$10,725,025,
compared
to
$9,654,286
last
year.
Net
earnings,
after
depreciation
shares
National
P.
will
and
All
Sales
as
been
privately owned
lines serving a
replace and extend present lines.
United
$2.78
was
New York Telephone Co.—New
Maryland. In addition to the new stores, the company has modern¬
ized eight of its units s nee the program got under way.
The
expansion
program
of
the
34-year-old
company
calls
for
the opening of over 15 new stores by the end of 1956.—V. 182, p. 614.
per
loan
to
$78,472,840,
five new stores in New York and
New Jersey within the next two weeks, as part of a major expan¬
sion
program inaugurated, last ye^r,
it was announced on Feb.
23
by Mr. Fried.
The openings will bring, the
chain's total to
122
In
Co.
Hemisphere;
stock
common
To Open Five New Stores—
an
formed company has
Administration, it was
company will purchase the
and eight subscriber-owned
$77,399,527,
Corp.—Earnings Up—
be
quarter
period
totaled
on
the
The
Net
will
shares
President.
this
corresponding
|
Telephone Co.—Loan—Acquisit'n
newly
customers.
and
that
so
1956,
stock
31
dividend
with
the
were
same
taxes
the
Tnis
Telephone
this
to
Electrification
compared with $2.59 a share for the 12 months ended Jan. 31,
1955.
These earnings per share are calculated on the basis of 3,337,475
shares oi common stock outstanding at Jan. 31, 1956, which includes
303,407
shares
issued in November 1955, and the 3,034,068 shares
for
670.
p.
earnings
31,
Fried,
Sales
A
22.
399
loan
Rural
accounts
of
888.
record
March
on
certificates
shareholders
Jan.
Louis
line
$145,000
the
Feb.
period
requirements
$3,458,965
A
annually.
conversion
privilege
requirement
1956,
National Shoes, Inc.—Sales and
—V.
182, p. 2133.
5%
present
series
New
general income mortgage bonds.
submitted to the Interstate Commerce
plan,
1954.—V.
Depreciation
York,
substantially
series
The
outstanding, compared with $664,986, or $1.82 per
equivalent number of outstanding shares of common
stock
the
on
in
Ottoville (O.) Mutual
A
by
lirst
the
Bonds—
The
in
1958,
1,
Co.
41/a%.
Reduce
to
from
$3,564,000
gold
from
permission
extend
of
50-year
increased
Plans
received
to
date
maturity
will
has
Commission
merce
The
4
capital
stock
with
compared
highs
record
by
summary of earnings for the 12 months ended
balance to surplus for that period of $3,441,522
$3,343,116
average
period
period
a
g
basis
After
year.
balance
were
NEES,
will
reached
corporation
total
Feb.
on
England Gas & Electric Association—Earnings—
association
31,
per
of
with
Proceeds
this
for
sales
represents a 25%
Increase over thee
$8,778,878 recorded in 1954 and marks the first time in the company's
63-year history that sales have exceeded S10,000,000.
The 1355 net
income of $865,347, equivalent to $2.36 per share on 365,800 shares
filing of an
pared to $9,448,874 for the previous 12
dividend.—V.
and
$29,660,000
$62,810,000.
50,900,000
capital
stock,
Francis
F.
Randolph,
President, announced on Feb. 17. The
the
Board
the
Stock Distribution—
stock
100%-
a
27.
for
and
to
The
2132.
p.
Chairman
1954
$4,059,521
603 159
_
National Investors Corp.—100%
The
to
the
New York State Electric & Gas
$4,333,311
31—
etc
Earnings per common share
Feb.
of
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
revenues.
Net income aft^r taxes,
a
announced
was
earnings
$11,018,458
936,424
Oil
Gas &
National
12
it
total at all times
the borrowing com¬
panies to pay then outstanding notes or to pay for construction ex¬
penditures. According to the applications, during 1956 certain of the
borrowing companies contemplate the issuance of an aggregate amount
p.
p. 774.
Gross
banks
limited
Corp.
expected
plant by
in
with
The
"The
the Chemical
Of
past six
Division,
16 has joined with 23
application with the SEC
with respect to $139,907,000 of borrowings by the subsidiaries during
the period ending Dec. 31, 1956; and the Commission has given inter¬
ested persons until Feb. 29, 1956, to request a hearing thereon. The
borrowings are to be made in the amount of $97,837,000 from banks
and $42,070,000 from NEES, for which the subsidiaries will issue their
short-term promissory notes. The maximum
amount of notes to be
outstanding at any one time during the year 1956 will be $59,775,000
corporation,
utiluy suosidiaries in
us
issued
13%
National Distillers Products Corp.—Earnings Up
Net
This
of
Sign for Elastomer Process—
Jr.,
The
of
System—Borrowings by Units—
and
1955.
share
New England Electric
seas
Sales
this
of
Industries,
670.
p.
Orangeburg Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Earnings Up—
Neptune Meter Co.—Merger Negotiations Discontinued
sales
new
tional diversification
laws.
sought
the Interstate Commerce
Chicago trucker; four railroad presi¬
dents;
six
railroads;* the Western Railroad Passenger Association;
and
Keeshin's Railroad Transfer Service,
Inc.
The suit was filed
John
Commission;;
by
Lee
Freeman,
A.
had
Parmelee
transfer
stations
30,
1955,
Sept.
higher
The
passengers
but
a
would
five-year
Railroad
Transfer
its
services
1955,
15,
awarded
Chicago, Counsel for Parmelee.
engaged by the railroads for 102 years to
and baggage between Chicago's eight
was
notified June 13, 1955, that after Sept.
of
been
through
railroad
Keeshln,
L.
no
longer
exclusive
Co.,
at
be needed.
Subsequently, on
contract for the service was
what Parmelee
alleges, were
rates.
said
suit
business
and
the
Parmelee
property"
Co.
amounting
suffpred
to
^'aptual
$6,400,000,.
damaee
and
in
its
asked' triple
damages under the Federal anti-trust- acts. It also asked an-injunc¬
tion
restraining
the
defendants
"from
continuing
the
aforesaid
combination, conspiracy, and concert of action," and a ruling fromthe
court
-^V,
173,
nullifying
p.
1991.
the
Keeshin
contract
with
the
railroads.
Volume 183
Number 5511. i. The Commercial and Financial
-
iPenn-Dixie Cement
to
Corp.—Net Profit Up 42%—
This
net
corporation
1955.
..
Net
sales
for
to
$43,064,659 against
1954
of
sales
the
In
According
Energy
earnings
of
67
cents
and
1955
were
three
to
for
and
fourth quarter against $8,072,579
to
company."— V.
AEC
in the
the
for
has
study
design
reactor
and
the Laboratory on
plant..
.
• ■ : .
conducting nuclear
been
with
lyba.
suice
it
Feb.
on
with
contract
associated
made
7
of
construction
these
in
A
The figures
reilect operations of Petoskey Portland Cement Co. from
Sept. 15, 1254 and of The rederal Portland Cement Co., Inc., from
May 1, 1955.—V. 182, p. 1914.
Northern
Co.;
Diego
Pioneer
months
Iowa
(J. C.) Penney Co.—January Sales Higher—
Sales
i
_____
—V.
183,
•
Peoples Gas Light &
The
mately
•on
will
company
$14,000,000
preliminary
Oates,
Jr.,
earnings
for
lor
lass
31,
1955,
1954
are
it
at
end
for
Permutit
of
on
Corp.
SEC
above.—V.
162,
be
to
offered
pany s
Feb.
on
at
is
Cii.ce
$1
•
•
♦Class
without
notification
of
corporation
subsidiary
a
ing
Co.
Acme's
concluded
assets and business
C'larksviile, 'ienn„
and
Feb,
on
17
by
Howard
A.
The
40k,,
rvooui
Newman,
plants are located at Clarksville,
The company is the nation's
Tenn.
of
as
and
the
business
President
Reading's
Newman
wholly
said.—V.
the
for
oetn,ue,
and
will
years,
Officer
of
Boot
Acme
Inc.,
this
current
tne
The
refund
to
with
class
be
stock
B
1,
1957,
is
principal
bank,
a
but
in
converced
share
share
before
Mr.
year
and
to
agreed
announced on Feb. 14.
income
taxes
in
1955
State
holders,
strike
and
income
State
taxes
in
amounted
1955
to
$8,863,000
as
to
$3,775,CC0
in
income
Net
the
follows:
as
principal
in
taxes
Bell
compared
1955
"Retained
included
Earnings"
in
the
additional
from
30
in
1955
income
cents
was
&
H.
net amount of $1,130,071 which,
would have been equivalent to
a
statement,
share
per
of
stock.
common
This
credit
advertising,
the
Federal
vacation
and
payments
income
State
and
1954
"The
from
and
company
H.
Balderston
petitive
said,
decline
the
in
the
in
net
earnings,"
in
accomplished
"was
conditions
further
and
television
face
and
extremely
of
of
H.
James
retire
he
wishes
of
serve
the
Carmine
said
informally
25
that
for
James
Manager
Skipner,
Philco
from
ends
in
day-to-day
April
duties
to
and merchandising.
board
Television
stockholders'
the
of
directors
of
had
agreed
Division, will
in April.
become
Pres¬
meeting
James M. Skinner, who was President
Joined the company in 1934, and is now
1939,
1923
to
and
General
Manager
'
.
,
:
Television
the
of
:
Division.-—
4,000
4,000
4,000
4,000
;
4,000
of
licensed
has
company
France
to
the
use
Co
V
2,500
6,000
6,000
—
Societe des Usines Chimiques RhonePhillips-developed process for mak¬
The agreement grants Rhone-Poulenc exclusive
use
in France of Phillips patents and technical knowledge for pro¬
Rhone-Poulenc, with headquarters
ducing this new family of plastics.
ing rigid polyethylene.
in
•
is
Paris,
chemicals,
a
leading
European
manufacturer
of
Lemon
Peet
O.
&
C.
&
6,000
is
tion
with
&
Co
Inc.J—.
j
Six
Gross
Months
Ended
income-
Material
Dec.
1955
$1,003,747
551,795
used
;
-
268,422
debentures, Federal income tax and
on
&
sell
Dividend on
i
.,
-
the
Co.,
8,000
4,000
In
class A
stock..
2,981
1,247
"
._
to
after
all
charges
Working capital position
spite of
was
an
done
has
$32,531
$59,144
.
improved
in the amount of $14,722
in
increase of $134,184 in fixed assets. Since no new financing
during
the
period
covered,
this
increase
in
fixed
assets
necessarily paid out of earnings.
The company also announced that "the volume of business continues
was
the
at
by
purchase
price
a
others
each
of
whom
has
been
plus
are
William
of
additional
an
13,760
beneficially owned by
Molan, deceased, 4,0dl
M.
Committee—
Stefan
H.
Baum
Executive
Vice-President
Jr.,
and
Vice-President
General
Manager.
and
Edison
Potomac
sidiaries
will
plus
advance
of
sell
the
to
Potomac Light
50,000
request
has
hearing
a
for
of
of
Penn
its
$5
proposes' to
stock
par
$250,000.
The
to
sub¬
two
property additions and
Penn of a $50,COO open
necessary
by
payment
Potomac
issue and
stock to Potomac Edison
to
proposes
South
and
shares
consideration
proceeds
the
by
production
rolling
more
rolling
to
of
company's
of
facilit'es
South
Edison.—V.
182,
mill
at
Sheffield,
the
Ala.
company's
Mr.
alumina
at
the
in
metal,
mill
turn,
the
near
necessitates
reduction
plant,
out.
of
between
$25,000,000
or
enlargement
adjacent pier
The
ore.
Texas
tne
at which
bauxite
and
Corporation,
for
engineering
of
San
and
alumina
bauxite
storage
$30 000 000
Francisco,
construction
will
pier
has
of
Reynolds
be
expanded
be
dredged
will
been
t.ie
plant
carrying vessels unload
facility
channel by which ships approach the
deepen and widen the shipping lane.
awarded
facilities
new
and
so
the
at
as
eon-
will
be
about
2,000.
It
is
Corpus
planned
start
to
work
im¬
mediately.
It
is
planned to expend nearly $13,000,000 in expanding facilities
Reynolds Metals Co.'s aluminum sheet mill, which is an
integrated'
part of its Alabama operations, Mr. Reynolds said.
of
The
high
largest single expenditure will be for a new reversing fourhot mill, which will cost $4,866,000, including a
building to
the equipment. Cold rolling equipment will be
installed at a
shelter
cost
of
$2,956,000.
V; i, Soaking
welaea
pits
tube
sizes.
is
of
equipment
two
shipping
added
production
Other
scalper,
:
.
will : be
department
provides for
machines,
2024.
p.
were
the
Reynolds alumina
than 50% and enlarge the
increase
primary
capacity
expenditure
to
Its
of
construction
subsidiaries to
Commission
the
and
1956,
8,
$1,400,000;
cash
a
the
use
improvements,
account
for
sheet
necessary
pointed
addition
.
additional
an
this
production
Texas, by
aluminum
is
of
Reynolds, Executive Vice-President.
at the La Quinta alumina plant in Texas'
It is
increase production of this plant to more than
1,500 tons
1,000 tons a day.
to
extend
tract
Light & Power Co. and
tiling of an applica¬
parent;
March
application,
consideration
sell
Louis
according to M. W. Henry, Vice-President and Director of
Purchasing.
The contractor estimates that peak employment
during
the
authorizing
the
to
until
.
the
expansion
increase
required
Bechtel
annealing
building.
an
estimated
.
installed
aluminum
to
be
Combined
cost
the
roller
line
in
of
cost
of
cost
a
from
at
three
production
at
tube
added
furnaces,
enlarged
an
at
be
to
of
sheet
sheet
levelers,
the
cable
these
items
$1,667,000.
$576,000.
in
mill
includes
sheet
mill,
is
A
This
variety of
a
a
embossing
and
a
new
estimated
at
$3,000,000.
Professional
With Securities and
The
Corp.,
Acceptance
corporation
Exchange Commission—
Feb.
on
Tex.—Files
Amarillo,
13
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
SEC
covering 4,000 shares of series C common non-voting stock to be
offered at par
($50 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds
to
be
for
used
working
capital.—V.
182,
p.
818.
bauxite
The
Co. of North Carolina, Inc.—Trustee—
substantial
A
p.
Bank
20-year
New
of
5%
York
sinking
has
fund
been
appointed
debentures
due
trustee
Jan.
1,
for
an
erect
issue
1976.—V.
175,
1864.
SEC
corporation
covering
(10 cents per
proceeds
are
on
Feb.
14
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
Reynolds
the
the
of
the
output
of
the
tne
reduction
a
La
plant
in
projected
Alabama
will
be
200,000,000
delivered
in
new
has
contract
a
to
within
the
aluminum
that
has
deliver
next
to
10
been
ever
Ford
640,000,000 pounds of
the largest industrial
"This is recognized
years,
plaq«d.
industry
as
evidence
of
industry plans
increasing quantity in manufacturing motor
in
future,"
Mr.
Reynolds
to
use
cars
of
and of Richmond Radiator Co.
on
commented.—V.
Rheem Manufacturing
The shareholders
Feb.
Radiation, Inc.
—
Stock Offering — An underwriting
headed by Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc., on
Feb. 24 offered 150,000 shares of class A common stock
(25 cents par value) at $5 per share.
group
PROCEEDS—Net
unsecured
develop
at
aluminum
aluminum
shares of common stock to be offered at par
share), through Utility Investments, Inc., Reno, Nev. The
to be used to pay for expenses incident to mining opera¬
to
aluminum
for
14
The
retire
alumina
183,
p.
775.
500,000
tions.
to
form
primary
in
Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC—
portion
aluminum
order
R & P Minerals,
into
foundry which the Ford Motor Co. plans to
adjacent to the Reynolds facility. According to announced plans,
will be the largest aluminum
die-casting plant in the world.
this
The
of
processed
Quinta plant is
mined
in
Jamaica.
It
is
transported to
Texas
by Reynolds ore
carriers, unloaded by automatic conveyer at the pier and placed in
storage whence it starts
on
the
first
step
in
the
chemical
and
electrolytic processes that eventually convert it into aluminum pig.
pound
and
proceeds
notes,
promote
from
increase
sales
of
engages
mentation,
production
and
classification of electronics.
the
In
services
More
sale
of
the
stock
will
working capital, expand
civilian products.
research,
development,
fall
which
than
95%
of
be
within
the
instru¬
the
company's
broad
work
devoted to fulfilling defense requirements and the security classifica¬
tion of much of this work precludes any detailed descriptions of op¬
erations.
Three major fields of endeavor are
telemetering (metering
or
measuring
a
quantity from
a
remote
equipment and aircraft instrumentation.
location),
electronic
voted
pletion
of
test
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the class A stock,
the company's capitalization will consist of 400,000 shares of common
this
Co.—Merger Approved—
company
merge.
which will become effective late next month upon com¬
procedural requirements, calls for exchange of four shares
of
Richmond
Under
come
of
overwhelmingly to
merger,
the
common
stock
for
agreement, John
Vice-President
a
of
one
J.
of
Hall,
Rheem
in
Rheem.
President of
charge
of
Richmond,
will be¬
separate
Richmond
cast-iron
a
bath
division.
Richmond
used
facilities
is
Net
Dr.
wnl
it
sheet
cargoes
the
4,000
4,000
with Potomac
subsid:aries, in
order
an
BUSINESS—Corporation
$33,778
for
stock
Christi,
shares
persons
the
said
increased
be
will
,
8,000
—_—
Inc
its
for
SEC
common
cash
a
issue
________
$62,126
used
of
Estate
Mason,
estimated
will
1,250
4,000
additional 14,000 shares of Its $100 par
an
y for
61,572
70,882
.
.1—;
earnings
be
company
a $43,000,000
Feb. 19 by J.
of
planned
2,500
2,500
2,500
—_
-
Co.-
has. Joined
Power
According to
and
amortization
debenture
Net
1954
$860,972
497,200
318,944
'
—
Expenses
Interest
3!—
capital
oi
daily. Its present capacity is
the
Increased Earnings
to
the
named
W.
Reynolds
An
6,000
2,500
—
—
Roney
interested
The
Pinellas Industries, Inc.—Reports
are
Corpus Christi,
near
The
6,000
6,000
Co
Co._
Penn
additional
and
million pound per year plant to
produce its new polyethylene at its Adams Terminal chemical manu¬
facturing site on the Houston Ship Channel. Demand for the product
appears so great that license agreements have been made with W. R.
Grace & Co., Celanese Corp. of America, Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.
and Pullman, Inc.—V. 183, p. 559.
Phillips
H.
•
financing
the
also
on
Reynolds
Mr.
2,500
2,500
Co._
Miller,
&
&
company
South
pharmaceuticals,
textiles.
constructing a 110
plastics
M.
wholesale
the company for more ti.an live years.
President, Jassoy as Vice-President, and
Chairman. " Principal
stockholders
are
Michael
L.
as
expenditure
greater
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs
Public Service
new
at
production in order to supply requirements of the new
200,000 000
pound aluminum reduction plant which is to be built
adjacent to
Reynolds present northern Alabama operations.
^
4,000
2,500
—
2,500
This
•
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Licenses French Firm—
This
sale
2471.
Details of
molten
Poulenc
underwriter,
bonds
and
Board
facilities
Potomac Edison Co.—To Increase Investments—
are
,
the
Reynolds Metals Co.—Plans Expansion—
4,000
—
Scott, Horner & Mason,
See also V. 183, p. 889.
late
2024.
p.
Co—
&
Mellen
Wm.
will
continue as an active mem¬
directors and finance committee and
of
the
of
annual
son
Vice-President
182,
term
of
to
the manufacture and
shares
management
Herbert
disclosed
2,500
—
Rlter
Skinner, Jr.,
the
after
Mr.
his
burden
he
212.
Committee.
182, p.
v..
10,000
4,000
4
years,
M.
General
and
ident
that
announced
when
the
on sales
that
the
also
16
capital
(10.7%).
plant
10,000
—
—
thereon.
William Balderston, who has been associated with
will be re-elected Chairman of the Board, and
who is now a director and Vice-President
that
Philco
of
plans
he
board
company's
special consultant
as
Mr.
V.
corporation
relieved
be
responsibilities but said
ber
of
the
of
to
Feb.
commission
in
Director, 14,867 shares (39.8%),
(36.8%)
owned
of
record
which
The
2,500
1,250
2,500
H.
1
on
working
registration statement with the
fund iirst mor.gage bonds due
for
public
sale
at
10 J %
of
a
offered
a
Tne
ago.
President,
Carmine,
"
2,500
Inc.—
Co.,
Co
Joseph,
com¬
Skinner, Jr., to Become President—
President
as
because
and
M.
for
36,128
Molan;
and
V.
1,250
2,500
____
—I_:
.
&
20,000
Oppenheimer
given
James
_
—
&
Johnston,
Mr.
$70,062,000 at the end of 1955 as compared
The increase reflected reinvested earn¬
ings and the
benefits of the company's long-term financing repre¬
sented by the sale of $15,000,000 of 25-year 3y2%
sinking fund, notes
at par on Aug. 31,^ 1955 to the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Boston.
The proceeds of this financing were added to
working capital and are being used to prepare for an expanded volume
of business in the advanced electronic and appliance fields.
year
a
Used
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.—Forms Exec.
Selling
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt
appliance industry,
and a
television receivers sold by
and
price
average
the
Carmine
industry.
Working capital totaled
$53,175,000
Hentz
&
of
the
with
Co
Co...
Howard,
1955 of Section 462
Mr.
be
Henry H. Reichhold has been named Chairman of the newly formed
Stockholders
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—______
sales
in
sinking
be
7'/2%
a
this
Board
as
Executive
•'
such
on
with
the
of
the
shares
stock¬
selling
1,250
-
Henry Herrman & Co
resulted
effect
the
20,000
——.
Fairman, Harris & Co.,; Inc
Hallowoll, Sulzberger & Co
if
an
Act.
Revenue
increase
and the
payable
taxes
by reason of the retroactive repeal in June
reserves
of
warranties
1954
&
Cruttenden
changed accounting policy In the handling of Federal and State
income taxes charged to Income in prior years op. reserves for coopera¬
tive
.
.
shareholders
listed
Mrs.
-
a
additional
Insti¬
purchased
shares
*
1
_
Byllesby
M.
Cohu
dividends.
preferred
be
is
the-
From the
Beckwith
&
Biorcn
$8,423,000
or $2.13 per share of
In 1954, net income after
taxes amounted to $6,769,000 or $1.69 per share.
In
addition
to
these
earnings, the
company
credited directly to
after
of
underwriters
Company
1954.
after
stock
of
owners
Farley
Molan,
aggregate number of shares which each severally
from
purchase
are
Hayden, Stone & Co
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co._
-
-
common
filed
to
36,128
irom
in
•
the
of
names
totaled
with $10,544,000 the year before when a
the company's electronic plants for seven weeks.
Federal
clcsed
Institute,
Meat
From
compared
as
17,
6%
of
are
of
of
active
—Number of Shares—
'
$17,286,000
Bros,
Booth
stock
A
to
are
presently outstanding would be sold to
$3,500
of
class
years.
or
UNDERWRITERS—The
Board,
the
of
Federal
Meat
1649.
p.
Vlce-
company,
is being made pursuant to a plan whereby
shares of the equity securities of the company
by it and agreements entered in.o between the
remaining shareholders of the company whereby control of its equity
securities will
be vested in E. R. Booth, J.
B.'Jassoy and John H.¬
Farley
and
other
commitments
are
contemplated
whereby .- shares
number of shares of class B stock which
calencar year 1957 and in each succeeding
-
Income
for
proceeds
Olfering
will
agreement
installments
in
for
Feb.
on
$500,000
bonds
snare
the
the
tne
this
American
of $10
retiring from the company or who are
not now active in the management of the
company.
The balance of
the proceeds will be added to the
company's working capital, and to
reimburse its treasury on account of
long-term debt cal.ed and paid
as
of Jan. 1, 1956.
per
year may not exceed 50,000 plus the number of such shares
might have been but were not converted during any preceding
which
products and services in 1955 were the
second
highest in its history and totaled $373,359,000 as compared
with $349,277,000 in 1954, James H. Carmine, President, and William
•
The
Regan
debentures
under an
proceeds
company is engaged
bread products.
of
year
payable
convertible
175,
the
calendar
corporation's
Balderston, Chairman
215,902 shs.
388,698 shs.
these
net
Tne
company's
90-day notes payable to
affiliate
Jan.
may
Philco Corp.—Sales and Earnings Increased—
of
of
started.
class A stock and the
Sales
$177,000
'[■
company,
covering
principal amount,
Bishop & Co.
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
400,000 shs.
expects
company
course
15.—V.
of
American
of
current liabilities.
pay
1976.
month.
after
Pmlauelp ua
Co.,
The
the
been
4'/2%
an
tThe
the
manage
o'
issue.
in
not
of
to
per
Ashland
to
This
*
—
the
p.
Dec. 31, 195b, wnich provides for a revolving credit of up to
$1,600,000 with a standby fee of V2V0 per annum on the amount not
borrowed, and $33,000 principal amount of 6% promissory notes pay¬
112.
p.
1959——
$1)
(par $1)_.
of
directors
Regan Bros. Co., Minneapolis, Minn.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
expiring
able
manufacturer
of
loan
have
amount
<
President.
Cookeville
largest
Executive
subsidiary,
owned
183,
20
past
Chief
and
—
FINANCING
Authorized
„
of
Feb.
on
the Board
of
Directors
of
board
died
PROCEEDS—The
but negotiations there¬
credit agreement referred
to
below
limits tne
principal amount of debentures which may be
redeemed during the balance of the year to the amount by which the
company's snare of the proceeds of this olfering exceeds $60,000.
At
Jan. 16,
1956 the company had outstanding $550,000 principal
com¬
boots and also makes Wellington Boots and Majorette boots.
Sidney E. Cohn, of Nashville, Tenn., who has been active in the
conduct
15,
'
4
-
Y.,
Net
a
fore
cowboy
bus ness
Jan.
group
BUSINESS—The corporation, located at 165 Clermont Ave., Brooklyn,
N.
Y., is engaged
in the manufacture and sale of motion picture
theatre screens and distribution of screen paint.—V. 183,
;
PRESENT
TO
(par
stock
B
date
with
stock
agreement to acquire through
of the Acme Boot Manufactur¬
its
related
comD'nies,
it
was
an
the
of
announced
City,
has
170,
group.—V.
debentures, issued as of Jan. 15, 1954, may be redeemed at
time, and redemption of approximately $60,000 principal amount
annually is required
(pursuant to wnich $110,000 principal amount
have been retired),
in both cases at a premium of 8% per annum
the
with
common
underwriting.
Biug.,
due
stock
underwriting
Grayson & Co., Inc., Hempstead, and New York,
on
Feb. 20 offered publicly 100,000 snares of
common stock
(par 10 cents) at $3 per share.
any
Philadelphia & Reading Corp.—Acquisition—
: This
N.
,<!The
679.
of
EFFECT
the
—A. J.
Co.,
The
SEC
debentures
A
Foundation,
recent
issue of Feb. 20 of the public
..
:;
•
tne
to
*
GIVING
of
'
Chairman
63,
the
of
member
joined
Corp.,
during
Stock Offering Completed
—
our
out¬
4%
shares
of
Amcr*w«,n
tne
in
letter
a
number
share,
per
locateu
Wash.
filed
10
undetermined
an
and
"
.
'CAPITALIZATION
889.
p.
made in
members
Raytone Screen Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Stock Offered
and
was
'
/
Board
the
tute
■
tails follow:
Dec.
shares
1,118,367
at
from
company
covering
&
Service
added
been
'
Rath,
of
a
are
Earnings
Perspective, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC—
The
utilities
Iowa Power & Light
Gas
&
Electric Co.
and
Kansas
Co.,
Co., have
Light
409.
A.
Chairman
under
Co.,
Power
183, p.
Ruben
reactor
offering through Hayden, Stone & Co. and associates of
200,000 shares of class A stock (par $1) at $0 per snare.
This offering was quickly oversubscribed.
Further de¬
approxi¬
outstaucnn<r
the
p.
of
share.
per
stock
183,
are
year.—V.
1955
Co.—Martin-Parry Increases Holdings—
Martin-Parry
&
&
Poloron Products, Inc.
Class
See
Utilities
Power
Mention
capital stock,
based
Feb. 3, by James F.
Officer.
Comparable
$10.88
or
snares
1954
that
of
on
Executive
$12,168,000,
1,230,203
earnings
the
its
on
announced
Chief
for
earnings
share
per
was
and
were
the
on
while
standing
$11.40
or
figures,
Chairman
>
Coke Co.—Earnings Up—
consolidated
have
Light
Gas
Public
the
of
(25*
common
^•Rath Packing Co<—President DiesP- ^
Oregon
Power
Electric Co., San
program
Wisconsin
A
California
Oklahoma
Co.,
and
inception
Electric
Southern
1918.
p.
Co.
class
—V.
primary
has
been
the
eiecuno
of
Atomic
and
10
oi
The
shares
&
$74,637,804 $68,679,235
.___
211.
p.
1955
-
Power
the
at
Iowa
Kansas
of January—.1956
States
Electric
&
oas
with
of
150,000
and $58,450 In unsecured notes.
In¬
clude—Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.; Grimm & Co.; Prescott, Shepard
Co.,
Inc.;
Saunders,
Stiver
&
Co.;
Howard,
Weil,
Labouisse,
Frederichs & Co.; French & Crawford, Inc. and Roman and Johnson.
investigations
power
value),
par
National
company
design
centd
value)
UNDERWRITERS—Other
,
group
studies.
the
the
(25
par
r
reactor
the
by
nuclear
a
stock
cents
4431
p.
Contract
ha.s been assigned to Argonne
company".
The laboratory will
have
this
work
and
design
'
Month
Ib0,
purposes
associated
the
Pioneer
1954.
of
months
selected
and
announcement
an
military
Laboratory
•
net earnings were $1,681,984, or 55%
in the 19o4 fourth quaroer. Per share
50 cents
respectively,
while net sales
quarter
$1,083,777
$9,838,495 in the
totaled
last
net
the company also continues on an
continuously studying methods for
of
are
capital needs of "the
commission,
responsibility
fourth
1955
than
greater
profit
directors
the
Pioneer Service & Engineering Co.—Atomic
$31,834,7oo.
I
net
the
The
financing
suitable
1955 -amounted
(997)
and
trend.
lurtaer
.
..
increase
upward
earnings for 1955, of $6,876,121, or
$2.72 a share on the 2,523,971 shares of capital stock outstanding on
Dec. 31, 1955, excluding the 5% stock dividend paid on Dec. 15, 1955;
This is an increase of 42% over net earnings of $4,854,085 for the year
fended Dec. 31,
1954, equivalent to $2.24 a share on 2,167,689 shares
outstanding, adjusted to reflect the three-for-one stock split in April
reports
Chronicle
kitchen
makes
fixtures
a
broad
well
as
line
of
vitreous
and
and
variety of heating and cooling equipment.
the East Coast.
Plant and equipment
expansion moves already under way will be extended.
Rheem is a leading producer of steel shipping containers and auto¬
Richmond
has
four
as
plants
a
on
matic storage water heaters
It also makes products for the home,
including air conditioners, furnaces, gas ranges, water softeners and
clothes
dryers.
Rheem produces
automotive parts and accessories, farm tools and
highway guard rails. On the West Coast it makes aircraft, missile and
other
military components.
duces ordnance and
Rheem operates
Donald
L.
On
both
the West and
East
Co,ast it pro¬
electronic equipment for the Armed Forces.
16 plants in the United States and 17 abroad.
Rheem
has been
elected Chairman
of
the Board
of Rheem
Financial Chronicle... Monday, February 27,195Q
The- Commercial and
TO
(998)
the
of
Jaunder
remaining
elected A. L. Walker as Executive ViceTresident, Mr. Rheem reported.
Mr. Walker will continue to serve as
Vice-President in charge of Rheem International, a post he has held
f 'nce
1951.
He became a member of the board of directors of the
rresident, in a
ruction
company's
the
c?
factory
new
nearing completion at Teterboro
which had been planned for
about March 1, 1956."—V. 181,
now
^955
$1,081,512
1856
January—
.
$1,246,724
f
—V.
183,
Co., Detroit, Mich.
Steel
Electric
the
Registers
—
1956,
a
f 10,693,571.
will
its
V'
March
15
Commission on Feb.
r
roads
planned, because the
complementary."—V. 183, p. 711.
two
to buy
permission
systems
is
,
stock
,
representative,
the
Co.,
is
named
the
firm commitment to purchase from the
a
percentages of
of unsubscribed
shares
of
below,
company
majority
a
Blyth &
___!—
3.0
"non-competitive
are
and
Collett
&
Co.,
are
the respective
;
&
•*
7.0
'
-i
3,0
7.0
Co
&
Forgan
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Beane
Ralfensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Boston Corp.7.0
The First
Glore,
Kiser, Cohn & Shumaker, Inc. <"3.0
3 0
Inc
for
plan
a
r
Feb. 17 announced the
conversion of this cor-
and modifying, to the extent
consummate such plan and continue
a
1942 orcer dircc.ing the
company's dissolution.
;• .''•••
- A
■
;
Brieily, Standard Pov/er's plan provides for the r:classification of
its capital stock into one class of common stock, which will.have one
vote per share for all corporate purposes except t'.iat cumulative vcting
will be permitted for the election of directors.
The plan also, provides
for the elimination of Standard Power's only remaining public-utility
subsidiary
and for the transformation of Standard FowfejrMfrom a
holding compnay into an
investment company; - 1 he subsidiary in
question is Duquesne Light Company.
Standard 'Ro:wer's,,!cit ct. and
indirect holdings mi Duquesne common approximate .1.4%^of sthe out-standing shares, which is to be reduced below'5%t'Vt'.v
In
modifying the 1942» dissolution orders the; .Commission found
that the facts and circumstances whieh; gave: rise to,that'order have
changed materially. The Commission mated that Slaticfard Power has
existence
in
common-stock set forth below:
Merrill
approving
decision
a
into
for
necessary
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—.7.0
16.0
7.0
—
—_
Co., Inc
City Securities Corp.—
of
poration
1
Smith,
whom
underwriter,
managing
&
under
Corp.—Reclassifies Stock—
and Exchange Commission on
The Securities
'
issuance
996,363 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
■/
Barney
hearings
»
400,000 shs.
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
equal sign.—V. 182, pp. 2254 and 2794.
Standard Power & Light
forth in the mortgage securing such bonds.
as set
?
Rand division.
expanded
graph marks, a plus sign and an
65,895 shs.
(without par value)
♦Not limited except
equal,
share,
of
'
preferred
4.8%
Common
-
its operations,
of
8,000,000
($100 par value)
cumulative
Development—,
six months
Among
3,600,000
Pfd. stock,
first
the other features of the new 1956 Remington Standard is
44-character keyboard which enables the user to take
maximum
advantage of* the new interchangeable type, and provides
four extra characters in its standard arrangement: section and para¬
3%, due March
payable to bank,
the
by the corporation's Remington
.*
3,000,000
____
series of 1954 due 1984..
-
for
income
-
'
7,500,000
net
shipments
an
3,000.000
'
T,
series of
3 Va %
said no consolidation or merger of the
f Central of Georgia's stock. It
'
•
Planned—
$353,943,880.
This corporation was formed as a
result
of
the
consolidation
of The Sperry
Corp. and Remington
Rand Inc., on June 30, 1955.
v
*
1
"
H.
F.rVickers,
President, said that the net income w?s after
providing $21,934,000 for Federal and foreign taxes on income. There.1
were 25,464,829 common shares of Sperry Rand outstanding on Dec. 31,
1955.
'
-v."
.'V
VRemovable and interchangeable typewriter type—a remarkable new
development permitting the typist herself to change one or all of
the characters on her machine in
a
matter of minutes is featured
on
the
new
1956
Remington Standard
Typewriter just announced
Outstanding
___
1951 due 1981
2%%
Smith, Barney & Co
for
Commission
the
'l
,VI
No general
which
..
;
,
announced on Feb. 20, has placed
namely, for the period July 1 to Dec. 31, 1955, was $23,585,563,
preferred dividend requirements, to 92 cents per common
$1,000,000
.
•/
Placement—
Co.—Private
Investment
183, p. 561.
on
acquire control of the
application to
this company's
on
asked
Authorized
.
series of 1949 due 1979
3%
Central of Georgia Ry.
'Frisco
1
series of 1949 due 1979__—
2%%
shares of
scheduled
bonds—
3% series of 1948 due 1978.
V'
60,000
40,000
40,000
v.'-/'
after
.
»
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Becker
'YV'" ''
&
Brewer
\
Sperry Rand Corp.—Earnings—New
preferred dividends to $2,042,741, equal to $2.24
stock outstanding at the year end.
GIVING EFFECT
-Reuse,
(
95,000
183,
Consolidated
quarter
♦First mortgage
a
Acquisition—
16
similar
Mason,
,
Rice & Co., Inc.
J.
Irving
stock
$15,647,969
to
&
Horner
West &
Chace, Whiteside,
Winslow, Inc.
■"
public offering is planned of the 5,000 shares of common
were
covered
by letter of notification filed with the
SEC
on
Feb. 7.
These shares are to be sold at the market from
time to time through Dominick & Dominick,
New York City for the
account of a selling stockholder.—V. 183, p. 930.
/>
common
CAPITALIZATION
by the underwriters headed by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., were
told on Feb. 16 at $28.25 per share. See also V. 183, p. 889,
Commerce
amounted
1955
95,003
95,000
>
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc.—No Offer
r "
'
quarterly common dividend of 40 cents a share
payable March 30 to stockholders of record March
dividend was paid in December prior to which
the quarterly rate was 37>/2 cents a share....:\
'
stock, which were not subscribed for by the
stockholders at $24.50 per share and taken up
The Interstate
V.
declared,
been
A
Notes
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—Proposed
'
Co
&
Co._
&
-
•
95.000
—
—
privately an issue of $2,500,000 4% notes with the New
England Mutual Life Insurance Co., Phoenix Mutual Life
Insurance
Co. and National Life : Insurance Co. •- See
DIVIDENDS—A
,
Royal McBee Corp.—Stock Sold—The 4,771
"
150,000
.___
&
This company, it was
Co.—Stock Offered—
.
during
revenues
after
the
on
15.
dock and truck
of
of reversible
manufacturers
Co...
Parker
Southwestern
%
is
;
Stein Bros. & Boyce—_r $95,000
Ferris & Company
80,000
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt < 80,000
C-oouwyn & Olds—=^1—_
60,000
Stirling, Morris & Co.^.—_ 60,000
&
-1—— i—__—v
p. 777. '
Inc.
share.
Rights to subscribe will expire at
(EST) on March 8. The offering is being un¬
investment bankers headed by
income
net
share
a
subsidiary of Rcwe.
v
The Bumpers line includes four standard sizes of dock bumpers for
Muck dock application, truck bumpers which may be mounted
anyvhere on
such vehicles, and marine clock bumpers for wharves. and
libber knees for two-boats.—V. 180, p. 2741.
The
of
EARNINGS—Gross
and
total cost of $4,500,000. The. cost of
includes $1,187,677 for this project.—
y.J oily owned
for
Scott,
—V.
$35,333,292 -lor
with
temporary bank loans incurred In the construction program.
has
Incorporated,
common
:
proceeds from the sale of the additional shares
used by the company to provide part of the funds required
construction program and also to provide for. the payment of
be
for
a
T ampers, has been purchased by Rowe Methods, Inc., manufacturers
3 Tdraulic dock leveling devices.
Bumpers will henceforth operate as
common
Doolittle
PROCEEDS—Net
Methods, Inc., Cleveland, O.—Acquisition—
Rowe
llumpers,
"
&
Wood
P.
Redpath
John W. Clarke
the same number of common shares then
- >
1 *
were
Smith, Barney & Co.
410.
p.
'
Lemon
Auchincloss,
per
3:30 p.m.
a
completion in May, 1956, at
3-roperty additions in
1955
183,
H.
.Co.-*-Eprnings Almost Doubled
$48,026,426 compared
1954.—V. 182, p. 1806.
1955
in
company
$28.50
Dec. 31, 1955, property additions totalled
present time the expansion
program
includes
new
bar and rod rolling mil scheduled for
the
of
At
construction
V.
be
Y.
-.
derwritten by a group of
may determine.
the five years ended
In
■■
if he
..
offering to common stockholders of
record Feb. 21 the right to subscribe for 83,030 additional
shares of common stock (no par) at the rate of one new
share for each 11 shares held.
The subscription price is
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. W. E.
Co.
is named
as
the principal underwriter. A total of
133,700 shares of common Is now outstanding.
Net
proceeds of the financing
will be added to the company's
f pneral funds and used to defray part of the cost of a new bar and
.3 od
rolling mill and ior such other corporate purposes as the com■
Steel
amount
in said maximum
possible decrease
to
Co.__$945,000
Union Securities Corp.__L 470,000
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co._ 190,000*
income.
months
12
This
3 rice, and
3 iutton &
j any
per share. :, Payment will
Wall St.,', New York 15, N.
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric
•
registration statement with the SEC on V
69,670 shares of its $10 par common stock.
The company proposes to offer the holders of its common stock of
j scord at the close of business March 21,
1256, the right to subicri e
l;r the additional shares of common stock on the basis of one new share
lor each 40 shares held; rights to expire on April 4. The subscription
filed
covering
company
16,
subject
and
Johnston,
»
410.
p.
Rotary
This
sales
Net
\7ith Securities and Exchange Commission—
Fob.
One
the debentures,
Johnston-Lemon & Co.,
their representative,
both.
or
15 next,
at $100
^
equal to S4.36 per share on
outstanding.
I. ■
Inc.—Jan. Sales Incrd.
Rose's 5-10 & 25-Cent Stores,
Month of
"
of
resulting from exchanges of old debentures pursuant to the company's
offer or conversions of -old debentures into common stock,
company
on
increased from time
_
exchange
months ended
taxes
.
underwriters
following
The
—
through
severally
.statement
r
reports consolidated net income of $4,215,011 for the
Dec. 31, 1955, after provision for Federal and Cana¬
This amounts to $8.48 per share on the 497,000
shares of common stock outstanding. These results compare with con¬
solidated net income of $2,165,132 for the corresponding period of 1954,
The
12
dian
'V;.'
V
:
-
appears
that occupancy,
1955, can now oe expected
It
November,
l>- 2697.
$1.12'/2
Co.,
Trust
Irving
212.
p.
Simonds Saw &
-
"Dhficulties
y.irport.
of
dividends
plus
the
at
183,
—
outstanding may be
stock shares
i
approximately those received during the preceding month.
in obtaining fabricated steel have delayed construction
rre
-
use.
share,
made
—v.
1955
;
$3,488,688
shares
per
was the highest for any month since May, 1955, and
16% of such new orders were for guided missi.e proNew orders received during the month of January, 1956,
1955,
^proximately
f
;
1956
-1
corporation has called for redemption on March
of its series A $4.50 cumulative preferred stock
175
,
agreed to purchase a maximum of $2,650,000 principal amount of de-;
bentures.
subject to the effectiveness of the company's registration
175 Shares of Preferred Stock—
To Redeem
during
J >ecember,
Sales Up—
'
$3,666,283
The
the six-month period ended Dec. 31, 1955 have been
r "eater
than sales during the same period in fiscal 1955.
The dollar
■value of new orders received by
the company during the month of
"Sales
(par $12.50)
through conversions of debentures.
UNDERWRITERS
,
_
Sales
C. S. Robinson,
of the Board, and
letter to the stockholders say in part:
Chairman
Larner,
deFreest
G.
space.—
t
196,700
*67,284 shs.
"
of January—
Month
"
feet of working
square
Corp. of America—January
Shoe
Inc.—Sales Show Gain—
Robinson Aviation
130,000
$500,000
2,650,000
251,600
200,000 shs.
-
-
common
time
to
acting
above.—V. 183, p. 410.
Rheem Manufacturing Co.
Selas
plant affords
132. p. 1504.
♦The
.
Outstanding
mortgages, average in-
5%
rate
terest
Common stock
in
The
V.
.!
plant and home
corporation on Feb. 17 opened a new $1,000,000
Dresher, Pa., a Philadelphia suburb.
This
office
Approved-
Richmond Radiator Co.—Merger
New Quarters—
Corp. of America—In
15, 1957—
debs, of 1966
subordinated
conv.
Purchase money
September.—V. 183, p. 410.
larent company last
Gee
6%
$1,250,000
T 2,650,000
note due Sept.
serial
4V2 %
directors has
Selas
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
Authorized
would
company.
of
board
The
on
conditions
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
were paid.
The board announced its intention of
the Increased quarterly rate until such time as business
warrant Its change.—V. 182, p. 1916.
30 cents,
of
extra
made by R. S. Rheem,
D. L. Rheem was a co-
Co.
This announcement was
Formerly Executive Vice-President,
Manufacturing
3'resident.
investment
an
the
company
comrany
to
investment
an
as
company,
1
-
Scott Paper
The
Co.—Reports Record Sales and Earnings—
and earnings of $246,684,301 and
f21,336,139, or $2.65 per common share of stock in 1955, according
its annual
report. This compares with sales of $228,792,567, and
earnings of $18,820,340, or $2.33 a share, in 1954.
Demand
for
all
Scott
products continued strong throughout the
vuar, the report noted. Net sales of Scott trademarked paper products
r!so set a new record at $187,969,423, a rise of 121/2% over the $167,1 67,320
pulp and other paper decreased
i lightly from
1954 reflecting increased use by the company of its own
pulp output and the conversion of three machines to the production
posted
trademarked
tf
The
1954.
in
Sales
Ripley & Co.,
Harriman,
scored record sales
company
5.0
7.0
Inc.
Slade & McLeish_—
7.0
Sachs & Co
Goldman,
Stone & Webster Securities
1,
7.0
Indianapolis Bond and Share
Corp
—V.
Newton Todd Co.,
3.0
—_
183,
Union Securities
776.
p.
1
Southern
•
brands.
Oxygen Co.
holders
curing
two
1955,
the
\,ith
converted
The
tlie
three
history
-earnings
cn
Feb.
of
reflected
well
as
for
after
of
the
were
of
best
business,
quarter
in
receivables
after
and
President,
said
Appleby,
at
shares
than
business
in
Appleby
Seaboard
conditions
-
quarter,
dividends,
ferred
to
said,
had
and
a
to
during
$202,582,481.
the
This
to
after
69
outstanding.
or
outstanding.
58
all
charges,
'
portion
a
cents
a
In
the
cents
a
Earnings
share
on
first
share
the
,
the
common
per
of
were
the
for
loans,
opened
ia
of
March
31,
1956,
latter
and
sale
of
the
debentures
states,
as
Hawaii
the extent that
To
Owensboro, Ky. These recent additions increased
system of branch offices to 291 units, located
and
Canada.
Mr.
good prospective locations
Appleby
are
said
directors have declared
to
stock
1955,
lour
of
record
quarterly
of
a
that
selected.—V.
others
183,
so
Its 6%
debentures
much
of
of
have
the
now
offered
as
March
7,
of
22
oxygen,
sells
plus
a
year-end '
'
of
the
Dec.
or
31,
receivable
share
1955
in
were
1954.
at
the
increase
an
beginning
of
of
the
made
and
purchased in 1955 amounted to
served. This is an increase
279,188 customers
29.63%
over
$68,707,856
the
volume
ciose of 1955 the company operated
p.
k
$53,836,756,
$41,624,089
of
\
loans
representing
15 states.
180,
cents per
60
on
This is
an
increase
1655,
of
28
offices
of
1954.
.
120 offices in 93
cities
the previous
year,
over
,
Period End. Jan. 31—
may
Net
be
The
—V.
1956—Month—1955
sales
183,
$1,234,700
p.
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$1,115,954
$17,153,881
$15,861,322
213.
-
Struthers Wells Corp.—Sales & Profits Lower—
for the fiscal year ended Nov. 30, 1955 were $15,042,645,
with $19,306,385 for the previous year.
profit for the 1955 fiscal year amounted to $240,693 equal, after
preferred dividends, to 50 cents per share on the 271,916 common
Net
Net
the company may have borrowed funds for any of
was
incorporated
in
1951
these
shares
the
a
in
Delaware.
It
is
in the production and sale of compressed gases, including
f
acetylene, hydrogen, nitrogen, and argon.
The company also ;-
and
exports
welding
equipment
I
the
north,
Florida
Tennessee, Kentucky
to
the
and
sourth,
Georgia
and
and
to
the
Pennsylvania,
west.
West
outstanding at the fiscal year-end. For the previous fiscal year
reported net profit of $1,176,991, or $3.93 per share on
company
like number
Consolidated
of
coqimon
balance
shares.
sheet
at
Nov.
30,
1955
assets of $9,780,793, compared with current
leaving a net working capital of $7,320,304.
In
a
Conarro,
,
Virgina,
sales
compared
devices, medical equipment,
pud related supplies.
The territory served by the company is in
general bounded by (including the States mentioned) New Jersey to
Dividend—
cents,
with $1,719,174-for
compared
Sterchi Bros. Stores Inc.—January Sales Up—
.
been
proceeds
proceeds will be used to repay
but In effect will be used for the purposes described.
engaged
quarterly
dividends
as
19GG
convertible
described above, the
BUSINESS—Company
will
p.711.
dividend of 25 cents per
1956, payable March 21, 1956.
' r'
volume
$20,359,825
—V.
-
loans
;
AS of
anU
with
receivable
over
Total
to exchange
debentures
of
amount
$2,388,886
on
compared
Loans
year.
nation-wide
Sealed Power Corp.—Declares Larger
.
f.iare
,
of new 515-meter oxygen, nitrogen, and argon producing
be
installed
at
Kingsport,
$305,000;
purchase of
large
units
for liquefied gases,
$80,000;
and
purchase
of
tube
trailers
for transportation
of gases;
$60,000;
the
balance of
such
proceeds to be added to the company's working capital.
the purposes
31
subordinated
The
1962.
to
39% during the past year. These earnings are
requirements on both classes of preferred stock,
of
dividend
providing for these preferred dividends, are equal to $1.22
the 1,867,238 average number of common shares out-
after
29.34%
storage
Liso
.a
of
increase
the
$69,067,681
such
Appleby announced the opening of a Seaboard loan office in
Toronto, the first of several branches planned for the principal cities
c t
Canada in the near future.
The
company increased
the number
tf its offices in Massachusetts to 10 by
opening branches in Brockton
tuid Lynn and purchasing one in
Saugus. During the quarter an .office
t-j
convertible
amounted
income
an
1S55
•
100'/a%;'and-thereafter
is offering
Rise—
standing during the year, This compares with earnings of 93 cents
on the 1,644,090 average number of common shares outstanding during
1954.
Common
stock dividends of 70 cents per share were paid in
case.
company
and
exi.tence
in
Power to be dissolved.
company's 25th year—are reported as follows:
share
per
to
column
LA'r.
opened in
the
equivalent principal
debentures
from
derived
forth above
redemption
at
continues
company
operations of this corporation for the year ended Dec. 31,
of
times
and,
<
.
6%
an
each
the
purchase
1-actuation.
ficaboard's
Net
1954,
.20
;
last
on
the
number of shares
outstanding at the end of the
Since the company recently eliminated all convertible pre¬
stock the number of common shares is not
subject to material
was
price
the
for
1961
31,
at
redemption will be used for that purpose.
company
expects to use the remaining proceeds for the following
(F. J.) Stokes Machine Co., Inc.—New Brochure—
purposes,
the amounts in each case being estimated:
Purchase
of
cylinders, $200,000; construction of new office building at Bladensburg, .,«•Nine case-histories of how the Stakes. Laboratory has enabled manu-,
facturers in different fields to develop new products or manufacturing
Md., $150,000; purchase of additional land in Kingsport, Tenn., re¬
processes
are
contained in a 12-page brochure, "At Your Service,"
modeling of existing
buildings,
and
construction
of acetylene
and
recently published by this company.—V. 183, p. 712.
hydrogen
plants,
with small office
building
and
shop,
$237,500;
2,051,004
share
for
required
2,123,178
quarter
on
of
offered
called
March
if
asset
be dissipated were Standard
State Loan & Finance Corp.—Earnings
Results
1955—the
may be converted at any time and from time
maturity into shares of common stock at the
of $20 per share.
•
before
or
subordinated
$1,626,479,
was
debentures
on
conversion
PROCEEDS—As set
a
quarter,
compared
before
or
on
with- accrued interest in
new
time
basic
the
seported
period.
and
100%;
now
receivables
in
1955
$1,270,020,
then
favorable
Mr.
than
earlier.
first
stock
was
31,
year
preferred
increase,
offices
more
greater
credit.
Dec.
one
common
36
38%
was
The
year.
$22,204,023
on
the first quarter of the company's
which
generally
as
the
in
net income
loxnmon
of
consumer
total
Income
_ares
last
of
added
$151,394,145
equal,
i
the
the period,
operations
company
Fringing
J ear
1955
Paul A.
levels,
$94,195,309,
months
the
ago,
Net
31,
volume
as
high
business in
totaled
Lfgh demand
vfth
company
record
favorable
a
its.r
of
one
$25,000,000
plan provides t'"-it its consummation is subject to obtaining
approval of the United States District Court in W Lining ton, Del.—
V. 182, p. 2361.
-
to
The
of
corresponding
The
Dec.
21.
year,
^ ear
ended
this
reached
Volume
fiscal
months
but
all
The
The new debentures may be called for redemption at
103% prior
April 1, 1958; thereafter and on or before March 31, 1959 at
102%; thereafter and on or before March 31, 1960 at 101%; there¬
/Seaboard Finance Co.—Reports Record Earnings—
'
in
company.
valuable
a
would
which
added three new paper machines to its operations
at Everett, Wash, and one at Detroit. These, along
,
machines, added appreciably to the increased pro¬
duction of Scott trademarked brands. Output of the company's pulp- !
making facilities ■ was also increased. They are expected to produce 10,000 more tons in 1956 than in 1955, a gain of about 7%. Another
machine has just been completed at Winslow, Maine, and the Mobile, Ala., plant Is undergoing a $21,000,000 expansion.
.,r • ? •
Xn 1955, expenditures for additions and improvements to plants and On exchanges of old debentures for new debentures the -redemption
premium of .V2
of. 1%
will be paid in cash,
jiroperties again approximated $36,000,000, the report noted. To provide
plus interest on the
cash for capital expenditures, investments and redemption of deben¬
old debentures
to
and
including March 31, 1956, the date the old
^debentures have
been
for
called
tures, Scott borrowed $34,000,000 during the year to bring it3 total
redempUon. ;* American Security &
Trust Co., Washington, D. C., is exchange agent.
Leak loans to $39,000,000.—V. 182, p. 2735.
company
itself
finds
— Debentures
Offered Publicly
Proposal—Johnston, Lemon & Co.
and Union Securities Corp. and associates on Feb. 21
offered publicly $2,650,000 6% convertible subordinated
debentures, due April 1, 1966, at 100% ($20 per unit)
and accrued interest from April 1, 1956
to date of
delivery. This is subject to an offer of exchange (to
expire on March 16), which has been made to the hold¬
ers of
the $1,400,000 6% convertible subordinated
debentures, due Jan. 1, 1962, on a par for par basis.
a
of
is in--a. position- to serve a useful purpose
It was also pointed out that t:e company
tax situ a.ion which will afford its stock¬
and
prices,
investment
an
as
•-
and Under Exchange
of
market
assets-^ approximating
has
subsidiaries,
public-utility
-current
■
securities,. has -disposed
senior
its
'
7.0
-
/
all
retired
1.0
Inc..
Corp
shows
liabilities
total
of
'current
$2,460,489,
joint message to stockholders, John T. Dillon and
President and Executive Vice-President, respectively,
H.
W.
said:
"The demand for capital goods of the type manufactured by Struth-
(Continued
on
page 52)
DIVIDENDS
tables.
In
first
we
second
4%
preferred
Abrasive
5%
preferred
Acushnet
Adams
(quar.)
Express, new
Aetna
Casualty
The
7%
45c
$1
4-
2
3-
7
Coleman
5c
3-10
2-29
3-1J
2-29
25c
3-12
3-
1
15c
3 23
3-
2
60c
4-
3-16
(quar.)
2
Co.
surance
'
Alan
<fc
5%
Steel,
5V2 %
Alexander
2
3-
9
2
3-15
Commonwealth
$3
4-
2
33-
1
$1.25
4-
1
3-
1
50c
3-
1
2-20
35c
_
5y2%
2
3-15
_
(quar.)
New
American
American
Eosch
preferred
5Vi%
preferred
American
A
B
preferred
3Vi%
American
Fire
&
9
3-
1
Consolidated
4-
3-17
2
2-27
3-31
3-
3-12
3-
Extra
1
7%
2 %
2
Consolidated
3-
2
4-
2
3-
2
Consumers
4-
2
3-
2
Continental Air
3-15
3-
1
Continental
Retail
3-15
2-29
20c
6-15
5-31
8-31
Quarterly
12
20c
&
Assurance,
Derrick
4-
2
3-23
Goodyear Tire &
4-
2
4%
3-
1
2-24
Gordon M'ackay Stores,
2
3-16
Great
4-
2
3-15
Greene
3-31
3-15
Greenfield Tap & Die
50c
4-
1
3-16
Grinnell Corp.
4-
1
3-16
Grocery
Steel
&
12 '/a c
(quar.)
;
;
11-30
15
Cook
Coffee
1
Coos
Bay
Co.
$1.16
3-
1
2-21
Cosden
(monthly)
American International Corp.—
New
common
(initial)
25c
4-
2
3-14
Cosmopolitan Life Insurance—
Common
(increased)
10c
3-20
3-
American
50c
3-10
2-25
American
preferred
Home
Products
Laundry
American
Machinery
class A (quar.)
Locker,
American
Optical
American
Rock
American
Sugar
$1.75
Co.
Refining,
Ampco Metal
Anaconda
(N.
Stockholders
shares
19
on
Brand,
at
on
Apex
Smelting
Asbestos
proposal
a
to
A
3-30
3-16
3-29
3-
Spring Corp.
Automatic
Canteen
3-xj
2
50c
3-22
3-30
3-
Science
&
45c
3-10
3-
3-15
13c
Inc..
Bastian-Blessing
Packing..(quar.)
Telephone
(Canada)
Bell
National
Bohack
(H.
5Vh \'c
Bon
Inc.
omitted
Bond
Detroit
Gray
.4.40%
investment
inc.
3-15
3-
1
3-
2-24
Dominion Corset,
Dominion Foundries
Diversified
3-
2
4-
Dobeckrnun
Boyertown
Burial
and
Driver-Harris
3-15
du
(quar.)
2oC
4-
2
3-16
50c
3-
1
2-20
20c
3-
90c
quar.)_
3-15
1
to
held
be
21
posal for recapitalization.
on
a
for
each
Brillo
no
Mfg.
American
British
Bank
Brook-Parker
Brunner
Bullard
Go.
Calif.
Pacific
(quar.)
Power,
preferred
5 7c
convertible
5.40%
California
$4.75
Service
A
Flooring Co:,
Canada
Foundries* &
Class
A
$1.75
3-15
2-
3-15
3-
1
(quar.)—
-
-
3-
20c
3-31
3-
9
$1183A
:—
3-31
3-
preferred
Ero
9
"*
*2_c
r
2
iDunsmuir),
(sir
dividend
2-29
«quar.
125ft
=
2
3-15
3-15
4-
shares
of
5%
pre¬
General
Canadian
Canadian
Motor
Canadian
on
March
Lamp
issue
Co.-,
Ltd.,
per
Carpenter
Carriers
Cascades
Castle
common
preferred
M.)
&
share
Detroit
Central
Century
Chamberlin
Chance
Co.
Vought
of
1
3-
5
3-15
3-
1
2-21
4-
2
3-14
—.3c
3-
v
.
1
3-
5
1
3-
5
i
0-
0
4-
1
3-
3-
3-15
Federal Screw
9
4-
6
Special
Investors
'.
3-10
2-28
3-10
2
1
3-20
23
2-15
3-
8
6
3-
5
$4.22
4-
3-13
$4.36
3-30
3-
$2
3-29
3-31
3-15
4-
3-15
12 '/aC
2
meeting to be held
a
12%
2
2
3-16
3-12
2-29
4-
3-10
2
at
the
(quar.)
3-28
2-27
Kennecott
2
3-16
Kewanee
prior preferred
2
3-16
Kimberly
(quar.)__
62'Ac
:r
4-
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
3-20
3-
convertible
Forbes
&
Class
B
preferred
1
3-
9
4-
1
3-
9
1
New
50c
3-30
3-15
3-
1
Kiwvmti
30c
3-15
3-
5
6%
non-voting
30c
2-
7
Four Wheel Drive
—
10c
3-
2
Fraser Companies,
40c
3-26
3-
8
——
Frigikar Corp. >(quar.)_
Auto
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar. )
—
3-
1
2-24
3-
1
2-24
3-15
I_
*25c
—
15c
3-
4-23
25c
1
3-31
3-31
3-16
2
Lawson
One
;
Corp.
Lamson
&
Class B
of
share
3-
1
1
4-
2
3-16
35C
3-31
3-15
50C
4-16
3-15
40c
3-30
3-16
3-30
3-16
2-23
2-10
4-
2
3-15
3-20
3-
4-
1
3-16
4-
2
3-
2
7
7
4^2
3-
3-27"
3-14
3-2 7
5-
1
$1.09
5-
1
3-30
4-30
4-
2
4-13*
4-13:
3-
5
4-16
3-
2:
15c
.
2-29
2-21
30C
3-29
3-15
3-
9
3-
1
'
•
50c
3-15
3-
1'
25c
3-15
3-
1
3-15
2-29
2-29
3-30*
25C
3-
30c
Steel (quar.)
com. (quar.)
3-15
4-16 •
3-31
7
2-27 '
2
4-
2
3-
9f
30c
4-
2
3-
$1.06 >/*
4-
2
3-
9
$1.12Va
4-
2
3-
9
$1.25
4-
2
3-
45C
4-
2
2: C
3-20
3-
3-25
3-2"
15c
3-15
45c
___
3-
$1.12 >/2
$1.25
Co.,
(quar.)
4-
2c
8 Vic
i/i'eiex'xeu a
common
(Del.)
tquar.)
(quar.):.
(reduced)—
9
3-22-
3-
9
1
1
3-
9-
3-23
3-
9
3-
2-24
9
1
3-15
3-
$1.12'/a
3-30
3-21
7 ViC
3-15
3-
1
5
2-20
15c
:
(quar.)
class A
9*
17 Vic
quar.)
(quar.)__—
Jones,
share
each
2-29
25c
(quar.)
4V2vt>
preferred
3-
_:
Lakey Foundry Corp.
25c
(increased quar.)
Extra
M.y.,
3-15
3-10
3-21
50c
(initial
Kuner-Empson
and
3-15
75c
__*
Ry.^ common——
Corp.
common
81 'Ac
;
voting
3-15
3-30
50C
Kinney Coastal Oil
KMnert
(I. B.) Rubber-
(quar.)
Inc.—
common
3-30
*$1.12
:
(quar.i
Clark
3-10
*62VaC
40c
.(quar.),
3-
Co.
Wallace,
2
—
Inc.
common
Food Machinery & Chemical,
3-10
$1.06'A
4-
,•
5
4-
•
2-29
2
133Ac
Copper
Oil
2-29
3-29
10c
Oil
40c
25c
$1.05
(quar.)
FaJr Stores, common
preferred
62'/a c
(quar.)_-_
common
3-29
4-
3%
(increased)—
Refining
metal,
2-29
$1.06
preferred (guar.) —
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
. .
-
Kendall
,
3-29
$1.23
•;
4'/*%
Kenna
3-28
3-15
*1>.C
—
City Structural
Gas & Electric,
2-27
50c
2
1
.....
4'/« %
dividend.
2
3-
4-
4c
pieferred (quar.)_
Kansas Power & Light common (quar,)—.
April 18, directors
3-
2
2c
Kansas
'
3-16
2
4-
13c
Kansas
annual
3-30
4-
6c
5
*
3-16
54'/aC
2-21
2-29
3-30
18 Vic
3-
3-15
1
5
$1
3-15
3c
8
3-
3-
4-
2;
3-15
I
3-
3
3-10
$1
50c
2-24
2-29
3-15
50C
1
2-29
3-J.5
3-15
*17V2C
(Chicago)
3-
$25
2
$1
3-15
4
3-15
2-29
7oC
Electric—
&
Kansas City Southern
}
4-
3-31
1
25c
<quar.)___
2
;___
4-16
*12 Vic
(quar.)_
10c
(quar.)
Inc._^
stock
A
Co.
preferred
3-20
40c
—
3-
4%
3-20
3-30
j50c
3-26
'•
3-
3-30
68c
37'/aC
_l_r__
3-15
25c
Kokenge
Julian &
..
4-16
$1.13
*37 %c
(quar.)__2
1
60c
preferred (quar.>___
preferred (quar.)_
Mfg.
2-15
5-
60c
(s - a)
Gas
1
5UC
(quar.) —
(increased -quar.)_.
Jones & Lanison Machine -<quar,)_
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)—
James
3-16
4-
50c
r
on
4-
5
3-
35c
realized profits)
net
(from
Irving Trust Co.
Jacksonville Gas
1
25c
40c
Foote-Burt
9
25c
,-__j
:
approve
First National Stores
3'/*%
3-
3-15
3-
30c
Ironrite, Inc., common (quar.)—
55c convertible preferred
(quar.)
3-16
35c
3-15
Extra
3-15
3-20
2
2-28
5c
(quar.)
America
Royalty
Iowa-Illinois
3-30
$2
(quar.)____'_
(quar.
3-15
2-24
4-
1
*25c
40c
stockholders
$4.20
9
5-
$1.50
3-
2-23
5UC
3-15
i
of
Co.
Investment
3-
3-30
3-12
common.
Power,
preferred
4.36%
5-
Fifty; Associates (Boston) (s-a)_____-__™
Food
Interstate
3-30
(quar.)
Works
will declare
International Salt
2
2-24
$1.75
(quar.)__
Ferry Cap At Screw
Fidellty-Phenix Insurance Co.
If
2
3-
$1.75
(quar.)
Plavers
3-
$1.1572
2-23
133Ac
Fund
Resources
4-
2
$1.35
(quar.)
3-14
—
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
International
3-28
1
3-12
(quar.)
3-
1
2-23
13 'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
3-28
31'Ac
Mfg., common
preferred
4%
25c
3-10
2-23
3-12
(increased).
International
Harvester (mar *
international Minerals & Chemical Corp.—
9
4-
2-23
3-12
Iron
Interlake
5
3-30
(increased quar.)__
15c
12'Ac
100%
(quar.)—
America
3-15
40c
12'Ac
25c
30c
—
(ouar.)
Water
Florida Power Corp.
3-20
4-
(quar.)
Aircraft
2-20
933Ac
Corp
Markets
4-
Rayon
10c
(Canada), Ltd.
5%
75c
(quar.)
Electric
Food
Insley Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Inspiration Consol. Copper
Insurance Exchange
Building
4-
2-23
3-12
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industrial
5
Common
Share
&
preferred
$4.50
5
3-
Special
(quar.)
Co.
Foundry
Century
3-20
plils this
Warehouse—
Central
5
3-
1
5?C
Flagg-Utica Corp.,
————
General
Plywood
(A.
3-15
*10c
(increased)
Paper
&
3-16
198c
Co.,
1st
3%%
2
3-30
redemption
dividend)
Carnation
4-
t$9
Ltd. (quar.)_—
4 'A %
1st pre¬
for
3-17
*$2
Ltd. 1 increased
(annual)™—>
called
$105
at
20
3-31
Insurance
Refractories,
(entire
ferred
3-
3-12
12c
12 Vac
_
1
50c
1
2-28
22VaC
Canada, Ltd., com.
1
$1.12'/a
3-
3-10
12'/a c
(final)
4-
31'Ac,
—
3-16
55c
(Canada)
4-
:___
3
15c
—
4-
5iy4c
^Fire Association of Philadelphia-^
—_—l—
General Electric,
Canadian
1
(quar.)_:._
Financial Industrial Fund,
preferred for each share of com¬
held)—
mon
3-
517/flC
common
Famous
Ltd.—
ferred—81 par—one share each of series
A to F
3-15
Ewa Plantation
3-15
3-15
4-
%
Stock
1
1
4-
20c
preference (s-a)—
Indianapolis Water Co., 5% pfd.
4JA% preferred B (quar.)
Industrial Acceptance, Ltd., com.
Co.—
Ex-Cell-O Corp.
(quar.)
Collieries
3-
32'/a C
Gas
Asso.,
Manufacturing Co.
5%
-
Canadian
3-15
467/sC
;
4-16
(Calif.)
6%
4-10
.
9
25%
87 Vac
52'/a
(quar.)_
Eversharp. Inc., common
Ltd;—
pfd.
$1
4-25
t) JC
3-15
3-
(quar.)
50'/ac
;
2
2
!
Life -Assurance
Common
!
4-10
Auto-Lite
7%
3
9
class B- (quur.):_
Forging*,
Ltd.,
4-25
A
Imperial Tobacco Co. of
2-27
C
4-
3ac
preferred
Central
RR
Imperial
2-28
;
Emerson Electric
X
3-
---—-
-
3-
55c
_
-
15
4* 2
Ltd.,
3-12
45c
2
25c
Ltd., class A
prelerred
mass
Illinois
3-22
$1.25
(quar.)____
MaDeable Iron
Bond
4-15
1
2
3-
4-
& Sons, common
(F. C.)
$2.75
8
12'/aC
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Elizabethtown
3-1
3-15
3
.
3-
$1.12 Vi
Natural
Electric
1
2
3-14
(quar.)
Electric
1
*37Vic
Celanese,
3-15
3-
27c
(quar.)
Canadian
;
3-15
\
27 Vac
—
(quar.)—
Canada
9
Huyck
1
50c
States Corp., $7 pfd. A (accum.) —
preferred A (accum. )_•
$0 preferred B (accum.)_;
$6 preferred B (accum.)_
____'
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd. (quar.)
Eddy Paper (irrcg.)
*3-9
25c
(quar.)_———
cbmmbn
Hecla,
preferred
1
25c
(quar.)——;
Water
&
Calumet
37'/a C
(quar.)—_
preferred '(quar.i—_
preferred
(quar.)
5'A%
3-30
4-
3-
3-30
3tc
3-
3-16
$1.50
(interim)
com.
$7
2-29
3-15
63c
—-—,
(quar.)
common
preferred
*$1.12'/a
__
•
pfd.
$2.50
-
Eastern
2-24
3-12
4-
33-
3-13
50c
(quar.)
common
2-29
2
4-14
3-13
*l£c
(quar.)
Quarterly
(Frank W.),
Howe Sound Co.
87'/a C
Extra
2-18
9
20c
j——
Utilities,
5%
3-10
30c
'
Watch
_
preferred (quar.)_
Sulphur & Potash (quar.
4% %
2-28
Co.,
4-
*20c
(quar.)_
Eastern
3-10
1
9
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
Prior
(quar.)___
1
3-10
3-
$3
Line (increased)
(resumed)
Electric
Calif.
4-
7'/aC
—
3-
1
4-
62 Vic
_—
Co.
Pipe
Bulova
(quar.)
Mfg.
Buckeye
15c
2-28
3-15
*20c
(quar.)
Eastern Gas & Fuel
5
5%
Home
Ltd.—
Nemours,
preferred
9
3-15
35c
Steel
preferred
preferred
3-
4c
(quar.)
de
preferred
5.20%
1
3-15
3-15
*30c
(quar.)
3-
2
4-
40c
Ltd
Note,
common
3-15
Homasote
4-10
income)
(quar.)
East Tennessee
—
Brockway Glass,
5%
preferred
Co.
I.)
preferred
Duval
5c
3-
4-16
Co.
Electronics
Higbee
Horner
4.10%
If approved 3
Corp
3-23
(quar.)_
&
preferred
4%
share now outstanding.
par
Plastics
Ltd.
common
Hoffman
$1.10
4.15%
2
pro¬
shares of $3 par value will be exchanged
Brilhart
5
Fund—
(C. A.) Co., common
4.20%
2-18
3-
5
3-21
37 '/2c
(quar.)
3.75%
(increased)™:
March
on
612-
4-16
5c
Duquesne Light Co., common (quar.)_
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
;
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
ing
1
3-
Extra
6-15
12-15
45c
preferred [(quar.)
5%
2-21
Trust
Briggs & Stratton Corp.
(E.
Dunham
from
1
(increased
Pont
$4
3-
5
5-
30C
2-29
62'/aC
(quari)
$3.50 preferred
49c
Casket
Co.
2
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4y2%
5
shares
28c
III
(s-a)
investment
net
G
2
4-
Telephone,
62 '/aC
pfd.
(quar.)
Stock
3-
7-
Common
payment
Amer.
Growth
(Quarterly from
2-18
3-15
held)
(quar.)
5
1955)
in
Club
Estate
preferred
3-
1
shares
Foundry
common
6
one
(s-a)
Products
Diamond Alkali,
2-24
of
_III_
Iron
Detroit.Steel
3-
3-15
12'/aC
*2c
$2»/2-$3'/2
3-15
3-
3-
preferred (quar.)__.
;___
5%
preferred (quar.)
5.10%
preferred (quar.)___
________
5.30%
preferred (quar.)
5V2% pre.erred (quar.)
Heileman (G.) Brewing
Hercules Galion Products, com, (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar,)
Hewitt-Robins (quar.)
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett (quar.)
inc.
(s-a)
preferred
3-15
1
9
2-24
10%
4.80%
St.-Louis
&
33'/3
2-15
6
RR.—
distribution
Chicavo
3-
t$l
profits)
Edison
5
$1.37'/a
(quar.)
(dividend
A
Co.
Real
Transit,
$2Vi-$3'A
3-15
1
security
eech
3-
50c
Trust
Book-ox-ti.e-Month
Boston
Denver
Y.,
for
Ltd.
4-16
15c
capital gains realized
N.
stock
Mines,
Detroit
at this t'me).
from
of
share
(Partial
3-15
1
investment
net
realized
dividend
Delnite
2
3-
common—
Investment
(21c
Stock
3-15
3-
from
from
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
2-27
$1.12'/a
$1.12,/2
preferred
class
5V2c
and
(7c
25c
common
(quar.)
C.),
Co.,
Fund
50c
(quar.)
prior
Ami
2-27
15c
Paper, class A
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet,
Bell,
1
(Canada), cbss A___
33-
7
50c
4-
Aircraft
3-10
3-20
3-
class A (quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
1
50c
2-27
preferred
2
22 Vic
5
Havilland
3-
12 Vic
3-
3-
1
1
3-15
11 Vac
'
(quar.)_
(Texas) (stock dividend J.¬
(quar.)________________
C.) & Sons
_____
25c
3-20
12 '/2C
.
2-27
1
3-
11c
Hawaiian
(quar.)_
3-15
3-
10c
3-19
3-20
Harrisburg Steel
2
3-30
24C
3-
3-29
15c
5
(initialil™
3-16
~
5
$1.50
(s-a)
Bergstrom
Blue
2
3-15
Corp.—
(quar.)
5
4c
_™_™„
preferred
*50c
Bank
.__
preferred
4-
3-13
3-26
Finance
4-
1
30c
Extra
4Vi%
3-
2-29
2
4-
20c
4-16
1
2
3-15
(quar.)
933Ac
5
3-
4-
10c
Beech-Nut
Bensonhursr
3-
3-12
$1
(quar.)
Brummel Ties (quar.)
Beau
3-26
4-10
2-29
75C
2
(quar.)
9
4-13
Carpets,
Harding
9
3-
50c
3-
1
4-
1"C
Fund,
3-
3-
3-31
50c
3-
com.
Electronics
8-25
9
2-29
3-31
*12 Vic
3-
Z6
75c
Axe
2-25
1
3-
2
4-
*12 Vic
_____
3-15
9
2
1
9-
3-14
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
(W.
2
t$l
75c
America—
of
1
Ltd.
3-24
Delaware
1
3-
4-
50c
3-15
3-12
*25c
quar.)
3-
l„c
_
3-
20c
G.
5%
3-15
1
3-12
50c
60c
Oil
conv.
W.
De
32'/a C
Stock
3-15
basis.
(increased
Co.
20c
3
.
(quar.)
Associated
Axe-Houghton
6
3-
Life Insurance
Hamilton
6
3-15
3-12
Copper
(M. A.) Co.,
Class B (quar.)
75c
_
(quar.)
Cigar Corp. (quar.)
_______
Dana Corp., common (quar, i_j,__
3%% preferred A (quar.)
Dayton Malleable Iron, com. (quar.)_.
8
be
(quar.)
Ltd.
3-14
3-
2
4-
12 Vac
(quar.)_.
Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Products
Insurance
3-31
5c
2
12 Vic
20c
50c
3-12
3-
split
to
3-29
"II"
(quar.)
Engineering Corp., $1 pfd.
Companies
Curtis (H.) Industries, Inc.—
2
3-30
Gulf
Curtis
7i/ac
(increased)
Corp.,
3-12
$1
meeting
a
two-for-one
a
class
2
50c
Gulf
2
3-15
3-
30c
Hanna
Cuno
2
Angostura-Wuppermann
Anvil
2-29
4-
(increased-quar.)—_
vote
April
on
3-15
10c
Oil
will
2
3-10
4-
(increased)——.—-
5
3-
2
3-14
25c
D.
4-
4-
1
3-
3-10
1
4-
tlVic
1
4-
5-
*$1.25
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.
2-24
$1.75
,
(quar.).
(quar.)
Co.
Arrderson-Prichard
the
Y.)
8
75c
(quar.)___
Surety
3-
$1.25
3-
3-15
9
2-29
4-16
Corp.
Gulf Cities Gas
3-15
$1
25c
v
(quar.)
(quar.)
Petroleum
Crestmont
30c
common
Petroleum
Products
3-
2
3-16
5-15
(quar.)
conv.
4-
15c
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (stock dividend)—
(Subject to stockholders' approval)
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar—
Hawaiian Electric
(increased)
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
ing to be held on March 20 on a pro¬
posed 10% stock dividend.
Creole
50c
(quar.)
Board
Common
2
10c
(quar.)
Wool
preferred
American
held
(quar.)
60c
A
Class
1
L~™.
2-21
prior
7
3-
25c
..
1
Paper
3-
3-15
37'/a C
(quar.)
Lumber
3-
3-
Cornell
3-31
50c
111111111
9
*50c
Consumer
Guardian
Industries—
(quar.)
Store
5
3-
60c
(quar.)
Cananea
3-
3-31
45c
Rubber Co. of Canada
3-
Western
1
3-15
55c
3-23
pref.
3-
tlOc
Co.
3-15
7
3-16
3-15
40c
(quar.)
Insurance
(B. F.)
8
3-30
35c
Co.
Goodrich
$3.50
.____
3-10
(quar.)
common
Falls
Glidden
$1.37'/a
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
Glens
2-20
3-23
*20c
30c
$4.64
1
1
2
20c
Steel
3-
25c
Common
(Torontol
Copper
Continental
Hoist
3-
1
3-
Quarterly
9-15
3-16
2
Class B
Baking, common
preferred (quar.)
20c
3-16
2
4-
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)
Lines
2
4-
15c
Co..(quar.)
Distilleries, class A
B
Class
Stores—
preferred
4-
5c
Inc.
4-
Continental
20c
Home
4-
$1.50
Consolidated Naval Stores
3-
10c
(P. H.)
75c
(quar.)
3-15
2
1
Products
25c
_
1
Quarterly
American
1
2"c
~~~~
HI"!
4-
Quarterly
Glenmore
3-
183Ac
$5.50
Glatfelter
2-20
(quar.)
25c
Gladden
1
3-15
Utilities
.1
1
6-
3-31
Consolidated
(Orlando)—
Gisholt
3-
2
30c
3-15
933Ac
(quar.)
American
,
3-15
3-30
1
3-
(quar.)
Machine
3-12
6-15
,
1
Gas
1
3-
3-15
4-
2%
44-
8
3-
1
$1.12 '/a
Signal (increased quar.)_
(Minn.)
General Steel Wares, Ltd., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Giant Mascot Mines, Ltd
50c
87 '/rC
87'/rc
Casualty
3-24
9c
31'Ac
(s-a)
3-
1
4-
$1.08
Cement
General Securities,
1
(quar.)
com.
3-30
4-
*$1.37
General Railway &
3-22
4-12
4'A%
Portland
General
2-17
2-15
1
3-
*$1.25
Dry Batteries
Industries
2-17
________
Gas
■:
1
.
Goods,
preferred
General
General
1
1
$1.37'/a
Amusement
Consolidated Dry
Quarterly
.
3-31
1
-v
87'/a C
(quar.)
Colortype
American
3-
3-15
2
General Crude Oil
5-
(stock div.)
common
$1.25
(quar.)
C
2-27
3-
(quar.)
62'/a C
(quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
preferred
3-30
25c
(quar.)
3Vi%
3% '/c
3-31
$1.25
(quar.)
common
common
B
2-27
invest¬
from
Connecticut
40c
(quar.)
Cyanamid,
6
3-
capital gains)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Light & Power
40c
(quar.)
Arma,
5'/a %
4-
3-
•
Co.—
preferred
35c
quar.)
(quar.)
Line
2
2
Congoleum-Nairn,
(quar.)
Earge
5%
.
2
3-
3-
7 Vic
dividend
25c
(initial
common
Industries
Amalgamated Sugar
1st
3-
3-10
50c
(7c
2
3-
Gatineau Power Co.,
$1.37 Vi
and 2c from
Compo Shoe Machinery,
Stock
(quarj
common
(quar.i
Water
9
3-12
70c
(quar.)
3-
3-31
and $1
683Ac
___•
2-23
3-31
15c
5% preferred (quar.)__
5y2% preferred (quar.)
General American Investors, common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
General Box Co. (quar.)
5dc
(quar.)
3-15
realized
from
3-15
1
2-15
$1.12 y2
Fund (8c from income
capital gains)
Gas Industries
3-20
2
Gary
conv.
62 Vic
Investment
ment income
4-
2
4-
25c
common.,
Edison
4-
2-27
4-
53'/8c
(quar.)__;
preferred
50c
Allegheny-Lualum Steel—
Allen
B
Credit
60c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Baldwin
&
preferred
3-14
25c
(quar.)
A
9
$1
(quar.)
Iron,
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)__
&
preferred
sy2%
common
preferred
Fuel
3-27
$1.75
pfd.
4%
-
Commonwealth
Ry.
common
Electric,
Co., common
Commercial
'
Vicksburg
Wood
5%
&
Commonwealth
<s-a)
$1
prelerred
Railways (quar.)
4'/2%
5
_
(quar.)
Gas
Commercial Discount Corp.,
Aetna
Alabama
Securities,
3-
3-
1
3-
12c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Inc., com.
(Robert),
4-20
3-15
37 Vic
investment income)
net
4-30
$1.75
(quarterly from
Investors, Inc.
Fundamental
Gair
3-15
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)_
7%
2
$110
'.1
(increased)
preferred
Colorado
stock of the Automobile In¬
Life Insurance (quar.)
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.
(quar.)
Corp.
4'A%
above dividend will also be payable on
stock issued after March 16 in ex¬
for
(quar.)
15c
preferred
Cincinnati
the
change
3-
Christiana
Payable of Rec.
Clevite
(initial)——
common
3-16
3-15
Machine
&
Copper
7
———
Surety
&
Chile
3-
common—
(quar.).
Process
4-20
22 %c
(quar.)
Quarterly
31'Ac
Co.,
20c
30c
Mills
Exchange Bank
South Shore & Sound Bend RR.—
2
—1
Products
Frontier Refining,
3-15
5c
Frito Co.
3-15
3-31
Rivet
4-
(quar.)__
common
(quar,)_
Metal
&
3-12
1
Mill & Lumber (quar.)
Molded Products (quar.).;.
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago,
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Abbott Laboratories,
1
4-
Corn
their
ously announced, but which have not yet reached
payment date.
20c
4-
50c
Paper
Chemical
Payable of Ree.
Share
Company
Holder»
When
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Share
25c
Charmin
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
are
during the current week. Then we follow with
table in which we show the payments previ¬
nounced
a
the
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
Dividend announcements
IX
(999)
Number 5511...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 18?
3-
10c
3-17
3-
20c
3-30
3-12
4-
2
3-15
4-
2
3-15
(stock dividend)—
par) for
5
preferred stock ($1
held
*$1
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1000)
Per
When
Share
Payable
.
Name of Company
Gold
Leitch
t3c
Lily-Tulip
Lionel
Cup
Corp.
Macassa
(R.
Macy
H.)
_
Co.
&
Maaiso.i Gas
(quar.)
Ltd
Calculators
Marehant
tion
32/2C
3-15
6 f
12c
3-27
(From
McGraw
(F.
McLeilan
McNeil
&
Hegeler
H.)
Zinc
Mechanical
&
4-16
32'/2c
4uc
Co.
Engineering
4" 2
3-12
30c
10c
3-12
3-
Systems
Handling
3-15
3-6
3-
(quar.).
(quar.).——.
$1
Mtdford
Corp. <quar.)
Mengel Co., 5% preferred (entire issue called
for
redemption on April 18 at $55 per
share
plus this dividend)
convertible to
April
class
Refrigerating,
Mesta
Machine
(quar.)
Forming (quar.)
Disintegrating, common
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co.
(quar.).—
Metals
Extra
Meyer
Packing Co.—
4'/2%
preferred
1
Radio
1
Ralston
3-12
3-23
3-
2
3-
6
4- 2
3-10
2-29
2-29
3-15
3-16
A
Class
(initial
B
Mlg.
15c
Stockholders
held
to
on
Modine
the
Mfg.
Molsons
...
directors'
a
Murray Co.
Stock
pfd.
Ltd
(quar.)
Cash
TeL
3-
5-31
5-26
3.29
3-
4-
Fire
Extra
National
Steel
National
Sugar
4%%
Co.,
Nevada
1st
Southern
Gas,
..
New
Haven
New
York
New
Newark
6%
Fire
Illinois
Northern
I.
Ohio
Ohio
8
<quar.)_
$1
Flour
Edison
3-
3-31
97'/2C
3-31
3-
3-
5
Old
40c
(s-a)
J'acific
Pacific
Pacific
1/antex
t
6%
Products,
Ltd,
_
_
__
l^ecick
&
Penn-Dixie
I
non-cunz.
pfd.__
5-15
4-16
5-15
4-16
1
3-
5
4-
2
(
"7
'
.
'J;
(S.)
Co.
5«
-
&
50c
&
Wif
3-
com.
Istock divid.)
Co.
$1.25
(qUar.)__—
Mining
3-15
Tenico
1
2-24
6-15
3-23-
2-23
Aircraft
:
4.10%
preferred
4.25%
preferred
4.60%
preferred
preferred
4.65%
preferred
$1.22%$1.27»/r r*
2-29
,7
3-12
3-
5
preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.)1—__________y_
preferred
(initial)
Texas
Electric
Service,
,
$1.23
f
$1
$1.14
$1.16
$1
____
Ltd.—
~
\
»TlO^co™v "referred
i$l 25
*
55
3-
b
3- 7
«lr rK.
^
Adam Hat Stores
-
T
*
'
3-
*
r~-
I
^
4.50% preferred (quar.)_____
AJ£r°"
3-2
3-2
Allen Electric &
3-2
32c
-
,3-2
3-'2
4-2
4- 2
y Allen
%
3-2,
3-15
3-15
2
%" 4- .2r>-
3-15
....
v
*
"
-
.
2-
,
(R.
C.)
Business
Machines
(quar.)ll.
'
v
Allied
Laboratories' (increased
*
•
2-27
^
-
.
3-16
3
2
c
quar.)y__—
40c
,—
16
3 1,
3-15-
3- 1
3.
2-15
2-17
a
3
Stock dividend (one sh. for each sh. held).
2-15*
2-ls
2
.4- 2
7cr
—
^
2-18
*4-2
*
5c
' 12%c
*
097
.
$1.15
*
3
2; 3-
.
|
3-1
4-
$1 05
Equipment .(quar.)
Allied Chemical & Dye (quar.)——
.Allied- Gas Co. (increased) —
3"
R7V
.1
1
4-13
'is
\<y\u
™^mnn~In7inr"7~~I
3- 2
2
,
-
4- 2 "
3-2
2
3-16
<ti
4-:2J
3-2
'
til
3-30
A
.
A"??„U,!PJJquar")—1
-Stock dividend- «717_
* v1c;
Aetna-Standard EnginMnng ^o. quar.
. 37^o- >3-15
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores. Ltd. (quar.)—
t
2
4-
~
til
12'Ac
"""
Alabama Gas, common (quar.)
^
^
nfri
fn
il^a Po*er' t 9Pi
^quar'^—t
-4.60% preferred (quar.),—
,
5- 1
>
3- 2
.'
("nnVrT"
.
2714.
(clears all arrears). •
(quar.),-.——
2
,M
"
4-
'
rnnar
•
2
4-
40c.-
rpH
preferred
~
|* |
2
-V 4~, 2
$L3iy4
preferred (quar.) _
$4.56 preferred (quar.)__-—$4.64 preferred (quar.)
;
'
$4
3-101*
4-
$1.16^" "
(quar.)
3-12
3-10'
-4- .2*
.
(quar.
preferred
Payable of Rec.
4-
'r: 4- 2
$1.16
(quar.1——
5.25%
When ' Holder*
Per
3-1,
4-2
preferred
4.50%
"
"
Share
°
4-2
4-
preferred
,5.12%
'
y
Name of Company '
t30c
3-30"
*
5.10%
3-12;
5
.
the dividends announced in previous
The list does not include divi-
give
we
?i°TJfasiT(aua7)IIIIIIIIIZIIIIZIII
3-is
4.90%
3-12
3-
,
3-1
*4-2
3-15
1
3-15
75c
'
,,
-1
45c
3-
1
3-1:
t28y8c
3-15
3-12
4-
Z&
3-15
Actd^AUanUc Sugar^
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries,
4-1
2
4-
i'-S
12'/2c
Institute—
3-8
3-15
3-31
„
Mercantile
-'■*
"
3-15
3-15
2„
3- 7.
3-7
dends announced this week, these being , given in the
*
.3-20
11-
4-
25c
3-28
3-28
2-15
4-1
$1.15
•
2-29 ".
50c
$1.25
________
-
3- 1,
.4-1
$1.06y4*
—
3-1
3-10
25c
3- 1
3-23*
$1.02'4
—3.
3-15
22V2C
3-15
4-2
T
15c
(quar.)—
i
-4-1
50c**/ 3-29
(quar.)_
4.54%
9
I-
62V2c
71%c
(quar.)„_
(quar.)_
3-
3-20
t37V2C
58%c
35c
1
2-27
Abitibi Power & Paper Ltd., com. (quar.) __
3o=
52(40
(quar.)—
3-14
-
.
2-20 1
...
Acp IndustrieS) Inc., common
5conv. preferred (quar.)
5$°f " 1* }
(quar.)„___
Tennessee Corp.
(increased)—;—
Tennessee CVas Transmission, com.
(quar.)
preceding table.
'
I
>
1
3- 5
3-
»'
3-
4l?T
3-31
y
3- 9 :
3-17
-1
4
o'oP
15o
,
3-19'
3-31
15c
'•
(quar.)__IIII_IIIIIIIIII__
Inc.
Co-Operative
Below
1
"
3-2
3-1®
•
S
3-
-
3-2'
3-23
35c
)
3-14 t
3- 1,
weeks and not yet paid.
-
3-5
"•
(auar
,
3-15
3-15
'
)•
_
2-28
3-15
(quar.)^l„„.
67y2c
:
Quarterly
9-14
40c
—-
/
3-19
,
(stock div,)100%
(Inc.)
H
(quar.)
Ouarterlv
12-14
—31V4c
(,uar.).._.
2
*
9
3-10
a
5%.
(quar.)__
3-30
3-10
\'A
2nn°9
Clothierl
"
3-15r
" 2-24
3-15
$1.31J/4
(auar.)
Works
(Consider
Zion's
-3-15
3-30,-
5cC
Fund
Yard-Man,
*
y.
*
43%c
2-17
4-1/
3-15
S
.
3-29
3-30
3-
comI"TuarI)IIIIIZIIIIII—
woodward & Lothrop, com.
5%
preferred (quar.)
.
1
3-39
9I28
>2-17-
yv - ,
1
Machine
I
3- 2
1
Wood 141ani (see Alan Wood Steel Co.)
Wood Newspaper Machinery (quar.)
*
'3-15
30c
(quar.)________—^ 8?c
^
"
2
3- 1
-,v
-
(ciu2ir I
1
3-1
-3-
3-13
3- 1
,$1.25
.
1.
9k.'r
.
20c
—
1:1
';
3-12 '•
3-
3-
.
25c
Wolverine Insurance..class A (quar.)
J
1
,
div.)
.
25c
3-15
o"
3-
-
stock
.
-
3- 7
19
3
4*
paner
5iDreferred
n
3- 9
1
J
3-13
,
4-
Whitin
„
o
o"1k
3-15
$1.25
through
the
on
common,
preferred
White Motor,
,
^"a
^
^
'
also
33VzVe
-
; 2-27 .:
7»/2c
—____
distributed
paid
dividend)
50c
Willet
.
37%c
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)^
preferred, (quar.)—_—
_5%%
>
«&.%£»
".
be
(Will
Disinfecting,
2-15^Whitehall
4- 2
4-2
-i 4-
(stock
Insurance
.
3-30
3-10
Extrl50c
2-15
2-24
c3 2>-.>""3-
25c
.
3- 8 v.
3-20
$3
«.%
$5 preferred (quar.
Texas Utilities—
4V4 %
4-10
.
(annual)2__
& Co.
Semi-annual
Whitakcr
2-27
.
.
o
50c
*■■■:
o'iJ
-
o
7
5
37'/2c
series A
(quar.)—.——~
preferred
5V2%
'
Z/* *'
"■/
■
SpraeferKtd1C.J'ura?liCtS'
2-27
_
5-
3-19
"
west
3-15
on
preferred
Sunshine
,.3-2
25c.
5-31
3*^ 1
•
I
4-20
—
12-31
4-
1
1007*
'
-75c
12'/2C
3-7
.
3- 9
25c
4-2.35c4- 2
•
,
3- 5
5Jcr"
•
'
2-29*.
4^2
.
3-30
.
;.4Gc
dividend
Stroock
1
3-14
$1.12%.
(stock dividend),.
26 /2C
.
$1.25
Taylor Instrument
3-
(quar.)
.
2-29
" 3-15
f
*4.40% preferred (quar.)
*
$1.10>y
Westeel Products Ltd.. (quar.)
130c %
% "1 '"..-Western Oil Fields (stock dividend)—8%
4--2
Western Kentucky Gas
y___—
•
15c
3-14
Whirlpool-Seeger, common (quar.
35c
3-28
,
$1.25
3-
3-10
'
y4-16
,
^
*
_'Y-29
"2^29
3-20
3-20
3-20
3-20
3-31
3-15
.
f
y -
3-1f%
2-29'y
-
(qv.ar.)_^
Life
sh.
3-20 %
f
...
.
y
3- 2
:
4- 2
3^20
3-12
3"12 '
.
IIIIIIIIIIIII
2-27
1
arr
Coast
;new
3-12-
4" 2,
nri/
.
,
Rhnn
Ar
Stuart
40c
(quar.)
(interim)
$5
3-15
50c
25c
Trading Corp.—
2-20
^...
3-12.
2
(qlary-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
9
4-
?
$1.12/2"
>
____y
Fuller, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—
j
'
tSf0ni—
(niiir I
(quar.)
3-
'
'
•.
2-20
_
25c
(quar)____
M
3-
$2 50
Petroleum Corp of America
^
3-15
22"fee
(increased)
/
A
3-30
37%c-
(quar.)
Pet Milk Co., common
class
4-15
25c
___
Products
Cement
&
9
$75c
quar.)
Pepsi-Cola
Petroleum
9 *
3-
10c
__IIII_ II
4%%
Ltd._
preferred
3-
3-31
$2
Peoria & Eastern Ry
"4%%
3-19
4%
Corp.,
Metal
9
3-
.
&
Strawbridge
3-15
3-
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ford,
J-'enlnsular
3-15
4-2
25c
2
Wr
1st
Stock
3-30
20c
*,
Stc"a^CsUtBrcommonClaSS A common-"——
stnn
$$1.75
;___
1
preferred (quar.
3-15
2
$25
_
."..I
Tubes, Ltd.___
Co., common (increased
Park Sheraton
2
J15c
"pfd."A Tquar.IIIII
dividend
preferred
2
3-
44-
25c
Consol,
Mfg.
5
3-30
•
2-24%"
..62V2C ,>.-,4- 2
.
2
$4.50-y
(quar.)
.
2-y-3- 2
3-2J y"
112Vic
—
»
_
.
4-20
10c-
(annual)V *
(quar.)
9
3-
35c
-
y
' 3-20
y
30c
—
Extra
West
4-
'!
4-15
3-31 :
-
(quar.)
Motor
(Raphael)
West
Ppef|rf[eVqUfr')';7""*
Pacific Co.
(quar.)__.
Baer
7%
$1.11
(quar.)
Lumber
Stock
3-
System
Weill
(initial)
4V2%: preferred
Ltd.
Electric
.
3-3-TV
?-4- 2
145c
convertible preferred
Factors
(quar.)
5%
Stix,
373/2c
__
ia
'
5%; preferred
2-27
3-15
Wagner
Waldorf
3-.10
'
.
.
Station
Goodwill
The
Waukesha
3-26.
3-26%
s
4-14
%56/4C'
_________
stecher-Trat ng Lithograph Corp.—
5% preferred (quar,)_—
25c
___
Gosh, Inc. (quar.)
Gamble Robinson (quar.)
J'age-Herssy
2
1
25c
(quar.)—
Ltd.-
Co.,
preferred
6%
5
4-
l-
5-
r.
"'Weco-Products
3-30
,
j.
(quar.)
5 V
3- 9
4-15 yJ 3- 9".
,
(quar.)
Cotton
1%
...,2-23
:
(quar.)
com.
Corp., new common
Detmning, - common-
preferred
.
Wabasso
;
3-15
1
2
5
3-
5-
3- 5
.
(quar.)
Wabash Railroad,
Gas
&
(quar.)____
Standard
3-16
$1.10
,•
(quar.)
Indemnity (quar.)
Tin
4-
2
62c
rJJa Purred (quar.).
B
Pacific
4-26
3-15
1
..,.3-1
4-16
6/0
7-21
97V2c
.....
Electric
3-23
4-
w.
>
2-24/w
4-16
25c
StaL^BncLmT^m,fraf*3 A C<?m':(<JUa.r->
3-23
1
40c
(quar.)
Jockey Club, 6%
Oshkosx
1
5.
J25c
(quar.)
(increased)-
3-
••
1
25c
3 }o
1
5-1
90c
<quar.)_
Service
Steel
8-
2
3-
25c
:
«^A.-ijisErM5rBr<5fe±z::
3-26
40c
(quar.)
Line Life Insurance
Ontario
3-
20c
,
Southern
2-21
4-
$3.50
Omar, Inc._s.___
Ontario
3-10
3-15
$1.25
(quar.)____
common
preferred
Water
5
5%
$1.28'/a
common
___/
wpltJ^ioe^ MirlReinsurance (quar.)
* $
$5 P °r P d' (qUar>)
5
3-31
-y
8 7
' ' y
70c
—T—
iP)H
3-5
$1.02'/2
i3-
70c
—
(increased)
£irn
5
J20c
preferred
4.44%
Ohio
Co.,
3-
3-31
Ltd.
preferred
4.40%
3-31
90c
(quar.)
d
9
85c
(quar.)_
Insurance
(quar.)
Casualty
3-31
3-
*
3- 2
3-
3-15
f53c
<64^50 nr^fprrpri(quar
cinvalfno
!
2-29
4-10
3-14
45c
(quar.)___
_____
Works
Mills
3-10
$1.50
$2.25
....
3-23
ESS cH™ (increased! '—25c
1
(increased)
visking
,7%
t$1.25
®°^|'^western InvesLment CO., com. (quar.)_
Rtf«irtfn. »Arer- ,quar.)^__7______dividend)—
Spalding (A, G.) & Bros. (Stock
8
Railway
Water
'
9
3-
.
•
.
.
Vulcan
:
3-
3-30
E
$1.50 *:?'
*
40c
:
$1.10.
$1.05 ;
$1.01
$1.25
;
68%c
25c
(initial)_y
(quar.)_--l.l——
(quar.)'
^
preferred
preferred
Power,
Virginia Tel. & Tel., 5 V2 %-pfd.
2-21
75c
(quar.)—
-,4.24%' preferred
(Sultial-QUflr,)
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec., com.
3-15
3-
common
Gas,
'
3-15
3-29
3-
Specialty, Lid
3.90%
3-
2
pfd.
$4 04
$5
&
preferred
preferred
$4.20
3-15
J50c.'
(quar.)_________
jPittsburgh Water Co.
preferred
2-15
4-
3-16
(quar.)...,
Pacific
Northport
Ogilvie
1
3-30
3-16
(quar.)___
RR., 7% gtd.
preferred
Office
3-
$2
preferred
Carolina
*
2-15
9
;
1
:
2-15
1
50c
(quar.).
5%
3-
1
3-
12V2c
,
(quar.)___
northern
2
3-
5%
(quar.9
preferred
Southam
30c
-
"
5
/
—
3-19
4-
?.
Electric
$4:12T
-j
^
,
Common
3-15
3-19
3- 5—
4-
y^; 'y'vyyy. %
3-20
3-15.
Works—-1. 35c-. .."3-31
Chemical
victor
Virginia-Carolina Chemic^%/_
*wig%, partic preferred"(accuitt.Vr—_F—.——
.
3-
3-16
4-2
3-15
-
30c
(quar.)
J
3- 9
—2-29
Co.
fdnj?re
2
(quar.)
Car,
dividend
Stock
3-15
2
5-14
;15c J.
$2-12 Pfd- <Quar.)
Corp.
Carolina
4-14
15c
—
O.)
Products
South
4.5%
4-
3-14 ;V
1. f
3-7-
£
-
.
3-26 ",
-
3-2
/ -10c
(quar.)
common
3-15
3-23
-
4-16
50c
) 50c
_
3-21
v ?
Machinery
Tobacco,
preferred
,30c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Hoffman
S.
,
7
•
.
_
3-15
—
Publishing—
S.
'
4- 1
3-33
-
.
3-
.
2-23
2-23
3-22
17c'
i
3- 9 V
3- 1
3- 1
$1.06'/<
V
2-20
2-28
;
■
4-2
.7
10c-
(Bait.)—
-
3-10
.
.
3- 5:
________
(increased)-"
of New York_r
Co.
3-9
"
,
3-1
Angeles)—
Insurance
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
.7%
.
2-17
4-
U.
,u.
•■■■■<-
3-15
—50c
& Sons,
Aircraft
3-15
2
"
3-15
~
—
-2-10
2-24
25c
25c
37MtC
$1.25
$1.75
>
43%c
3- 9
United Steel, Ltd.—
$25c :
2-21. y
United Stockyards,- common' iquar.)_„—
1714c
3-16 ' v
70c convertible preferred (quar.)——1714c
3-9 >
Van De Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers.^
•
20c
y 2-29 • ;
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Ry>~ ;
!
2-20 /
Common
(s-a)
"
'
'r$2.50 ?
3- 5
5%
preferred (s-a)"
I
Li—
$2,507 "
y ,3-15
%
-
%
Quarterly
^
2
30c
(quar.)
(A.
2-17
4-
H
-25c
__—
—j",
preferred (quar.)
Investment
1
3-15
preferred
<H.)
1
.
(Ohio), .common
American
Simon
Sonoco
2-27
50c
3.90%
5Ve%
3-31
.
(quar.
Insurance
preferred
Solar
3-15
50c
'4.10%;
North
2
23c
preferred
preferred
North
4-
_y__
Power, common
preferred
(quar.)
3.60%
4-20
1
40c
Niagara Mohawk
3.40%
5-
$3
Life
S
3-15
3-
>,3-30 %
$1.12.1/2
—
quar.)
u
2-20
2
' 6-
;
preferred (s-a)
S
7'Virginia
^
(quar.)
.
I/y
3-30
;
Omnibus.:
Telephone
(quar.)
ola«lfv
Smith
2
_______________
City
preferred
Niagara
3-
75c
s.
(quar.)
______
Auction Co. (quar.)
York
(Frank
Oil
3-
Gas
Year-end
Shattuck
3-
from
preferred (quar.)
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire Fire Insurance <quar.)_
New
3-15
(Los
(quar.)
G.)
Co.
Ltd., 5%
Simmons-Boardman
;
3-23
15c
common
4-
$1.50
(stock div.400'.'0
united Piece Dye Works, $4.25 pfd. (quar.)__
v' u. 8. Ceramic Tile (quar.)—*
__L~
—*
4-9
-
*
(increased).:
common
(Omaha)
,
..
.
$1
Envelope, common
7%
u
2-24
1^
% 2-29
15c
;
S.
u.
3-30
3-24
.
$1.0214
pfd.
—
Co.
Silknit,
9
$1.12%
(quar.)___..
3-15
75c
f
Service—
(quar.)
Corp.
(increased
Shell
\
50c
.
quar.)
(quarterly
3-
*
RR.,
united Gas Corp
.
2-27
4-16
$37V2c
(increased
3-22
■«:.
Pacific
.
.
3-15 \
3- 1 7 2-15 3- 1
7 2-15 7
4- 2
,
3-16
2-24
2-14
4-2
; ,3- 5
4- 2
A 3- 5 V
'
$5
(quar.)___—_______
(s-a)_
3- 9- r
y
22V2c
4'/a%
Increased
3-31
.
Water
Security Title Insurance
10c
.
2nd
New
3-
1
50c
Co.
Corp.
Power
12'/2c
(quar.)_
income)_
prelerred
2
100%
(quar.)
investment
5
5-
75c
(quar.)
com.
•.
yQVUc.
___,
(quar.)__
Co.,
Smith
:
Securities
34-
Brook
Farms
Shakespeare
1
15c
Refining..,
prelerred
Nation-Wide
...
3-10
::..2%2-29
(quar.)
2-29
(quar.)__
Insurance
Spring
.
(Hartford)—
Research
Ltd.
Car,
National Supply
net
2-
50c
;
&
divid.)
(quar.)—
preferred
Seaied
3-20
3-12
27'/2c
(stock dividend)
Accident
Securities
3-20
%%% 60c
4- 2
y _$?0c * y-3rl5
—;
—
Seagrave
1
4-16
_
Corp.
(quar.)—
Lace
Scran ton
6
3-15
(quar.)
_____
National
1
Co.
preferred
4.10%
1
36-
20c
Quarterly
National Life &
3-
6-20
5%
Welding Machine
National Investors
2
3-12
,
50c
Insurance
"
jj,
3-1
v
';-25c
^
6
.3-9
Corp.
»,; 25c-v 3-15
Mfg.,
common.——,.-50c
-4-1
Seabrook
9
$1.65
_
National Electric
3-20
% 4-16
35c
—y
-7—
2
22y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Works
Co., Ltd
Industries
(Stock
Scranton
2
3-
50c
Register
Water
Common
2-24
3-23
$3.50
.
;
2
3-23
f:l5c
..
(quar.).
City Lines
National
3-
2-29
(quar.)
dividend
National
3-12
37'/2c
(quar.)
com.
Jose
Savage
3-16
$1.25
....
...
&
(Texas)
Co.
National
3-31
15c
Corp. (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Natco
3- 2
J30c
(s-a)
Mountain States Tel.
Mashua
3-12
(increased) —'"
Sarnia Bridge
2
J30c
$5
Dairies,
preferred
Muskogee
3-
San
2-29
2-20
...
3- 5%
30c
preferred
union
2-
50c
Safway Steel Products- (quar.)—
St. Louis National 'Stockyards
2-29
3-12
;
Shops
4%
Union Sugar Co. (quar.)
_I_^
united Board & Carton (quar.)
3-20
20c
>
(increased)
Union Pacific Insurance
\
4- 1
15c •"
u.
3-15
2
3-15 % 3- 1
3-31
3-16
3- 1
2-24
3-10
,2-27
$1.25
(quar.)
Union Stock Yards
3-15
.
(quar.)
System, common
2-28
3-15
3-15
4-
50c
3-20
3%,
———_—•
Steel
>.
3-10
$15c
25c
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Investment
4- 2
4-2
25c
4Cc
$1
1
3- 7
15c
:
Tool
4
Eleccric
9
r
pref.
3-15
3-15
,
«
(quar.)
Corp.
Gas
5%>
3-26
3-26
$25c
2-24 %
-
25c
%
union
Union
1
3-
-
3 34%c
(increased)'
Corp.:
Gear
Saco-Lowell
8
(quar.)
r
1
6-
V
common
Acceptsnce, Ltd.—
non-cum.
partic. 2nd
60c
1
■/
Angeles)—
Forging (quar.)__
Film (quar.)
Century-Fox
Clutch
Disc
Union
3-20
,
(Los
Steel
Twentieth
Underwood
2-27
-
37»/2c
„
3-
Williams
&
3-2
,
;
Twin
y
3- 1
3-
3-21
12'/2c
(quar.)
3-15
3-15
;
Trust
A-
Transue
4-16
20c
*
—
Appliance Corp._"_l___
1
>
3- 2
3- 2
3-15-
3-9
-
.
(initial)
common
Ciass
2-29
3-3P
,
5c
,
dividend
Rotary
-
"«ft 100%,.1
Agee
$3.65
*
Vcrnon-Woodbeny Mills,
7%
3-21
Ross
3-
dividend)—
Paper
Plywood
Ronson
5
8
15c
Royal
Mount
3-
of
Stock
5
35c
;
Corp.,
Rock
Roddis
1
40c
(quar.)
.
Finance
Mount
2-15
3-
(stock
■>:
Valley Gas_
preferred
.
Quarterly
Motor
2-15
4- 2
$5c
i_'
50c
17'/2C
25c
%
37!/2c
20c
$25c '
-
(quar.)—
Insurance &
ncw
3-2
6-12
.50c
62'/2c
.
Gas
&
Raisin
ZV2V0
proposal
two-for-one.
(quar.).
Mills
Oil
Scovill
(quar.)___
B
Ltd—L
(quar.)
Title
3-2
3-29
•
35c
$1
ll'/tc
Tobin
3- 2
3-12
.25c
.
Aviation
Grande
River
(quar.)
preferred
2-25
3-24
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
Construction—
&
(initial)
Packing (quar.)
3-16...Toronto Iron Works, Ltd.,
%
31V4C
$1
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(interim)
Realty
New common
3-7
3-12
5c,
75c
preferred
A
preferred (quar.)__
Tishman
3-20-
Schwitzer
Brewery, Ltd., class A
Class
Monarch
Bit
4%
3- 2
4-
..
-50c
—
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls, common
a'meeting to be
at
on
Fuel
8
2-20
3-27
20c
common
common
River
3-
45c
...—.—
vote
8
May
split
Mississippi
will
8
$1
Inc._
Mining & Mfg.,
preferred
(quar.)
3-
3-
i
(quar.)
—
Mines,
Reserve
Rio
3-15
3-15
» 3-15
3-28
;
,
fcc
i.
—
Brewing
Fund,
Minnesota
2-17
3-
20c
(quar.)
convertible
3-1
3-10
4- 2
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
3-15
-3-15
3-31
40c
common
Time, Inc.
3-31
3-31
3-15
$1.183/4
(quar.)
Inc.,
American,
1
3-31
-
.
75c
Roller
Republic
3-10
:>
25c
25c
Thrift Investment Corp., class A com. (quar.)
,3-31 />., 3- 2
$1.04V'2
$1.07»/2
___•
(quar.)
Republic Steel
4- 2
35'/2c
/ 35V2c
;
(monthly).
Purina
Renablie
Co.—
quar.)..
Laboratories
Minneapolis
&
quar.)
(initial
Minnesota
(quar.)
common
<quar.)___
Ltd.
2-17
3-10
/
(quar.)
Products
2-28
3-10
-
3-31
(quar.)
com.
Quarterly
Reed
3- 1
lc
^ 45c
(quar.)—,—35c
$1.02
Gas,
Condenser
3-15
25c
25c
56'/4c
.
(quar.)
Piihting Press
Class
Corp.,
Roberts-Gordon
—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Purolator
•
,
&
.
32c
1'
3- 3
4-1
i.3-20
3-31
preferred (quar.)
Publicker Industries, Inc., $4.75 pfd.
3-
1V2 7o
Hone
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming,
$4
v
.
Electric
3-31
45c
12V2c
$25c
4-10
4-10
4-10
(quar.)
common
preferred
5%
27Vic
—
Inc.,
preferred B (quar.)
Thompson Products, common
.
quar)
^—
4%
9
9
5-18
3-16
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
4-2
preferred (quar.)
4%
2-27
3-22
3-31
(quar.)
$1.25
-
3-12
10c
$1.50
(quar.)—-
4.30%
3-
dividend
Micromatic
Miles
.
(quar.)..•—
Controls
Micro-Moist
Miehle
4.18%
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
4.08%
3- 8
——
(H. H.)
6%%
2
2-27
$1.62%
—
Metal
pfd.
Power—
(increased
3- 9
3- 2
3333-
(quar.)
preferred
Textron
.
4- 2
4- 2
3-20
3-21
,
10c
(quar.)
6%
$1.40 preference common
1
35c
50c
62V2c
10c
10c
$1.12'/2
30c
Meredith Publishing ——
—
Mergenthaler Linotype (quar.)—-!
Electric
Service
Public
4"18
3- 8
A
$1.75
$1.75
55c
•
preferred (quar.)
57c preferred (quar.)
Provincial Transport Co
75c
30c
—
—
Mills,
3-19
3-13
;
4%
7
,6-15
4- 1
$1
$1.14
$1.21
(quar.)—
Utilities
Textiles,
1
7
3.63%
Purex
B
30c
25c
Ry.—
Prestole Corp.,
30c
13
Merchants
Class
Woolen
2-29
3-
$4 preferred
preferred
$4.84
12-28
;
Valley Wine
Common
2-20
3-15
<quar.)___
Glass (increased)—
Pleasant
Potomac
4-30
3-20
12-28
33c
(quar.).
Plate
Plttsburgh Screw & Bolt
3-24
$0,111
:—
<initial-quar.)_^
preferred
$4.56
25c
$1.25
(quar.)__
Texas Power & Light,
„
Payable of Rec.
Gas Pipeline Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
Texas
(quar)
Portland
;
3-12
3-25
—
Machine
7%
Pittsburgh
3-12
~
<oc
(quar.)—.
$1.50 preferred
& Co.,
Stores
Common
2-29
3-30
$5
3-a2
Consolidation Co.—
New common
2-29
Common
Ltd.—
for ordinary
rets,
,
Share
Texas Illinois Natural
■■
Holder*
When
Per
Name of Company
2-18
2-23
3- 9
3- 5
3-15
3-10
3- 8
3-20
3-12
3-31
3-21
933/»c
25c
(quar.)
Pittsburgh F'orgings Co. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne & Chicago
3- 5
4- 2
Co
deposit,
Pittsburgh
_6c
Massachusetts Protective Asso.
A
Associates
Pioneer Natural Gas
Fund
income)—
net
4"
$1.12',2
(quar.).—
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock
series
Lumber
Johnson &
Amer.
6
40c
(quar.)
common
prelerred
Pickering
Pinchin
2-17
%
4- 2
•3J'4C
(quar.)
Corp.,
3%%
1
v
preferred
Matthiessen
Philco
Communica-
Marine
G% pfd. (quar.).
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Common
3-1
3-15
1
2-25
,t
dividend)—
(stock
Corp.
Holden
Payable of Rec.
50c
257o
30c
Exploration
Mulliken
2-24
3-15
(final)
Marquette Chemical Mfg.,
4%%
3-
Share
Quarterly cash dividend
2-24
J-io
4- 2
i
Ltd.,
Co.,
3-
oik
o9 kc
40,o
«°«
<quar.)__
International
Marconi
Petroleum
3-12
3-31
(quar.)..
preferred (quar.)
-Maine Bonding & Casualty (stock dividend)
Mangel Stores
(quar.).———
Magnavox Co., 4'Wk
3-
'3-15
40c
(quar.)
Electric
&
2-21
Pettibone
(quar.)—_
Mints,
Name of Company
2-29
3- 7
Ins.
(quar.).
Lummatcr-Karrison
3-15
10 h
40c
20c
Ac
+3c
Ltd
Mines,
tioerty Real Estate Bank & Trust
Philadelphia
(stock dividend)
When
Per
Holien
of Rec.
Monday, February 27, 1956
m
t
"
4- 1
~
3- 9
4-16
Number 5511... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 183
When
Per
.
Name of Company
.
Allied* Products
(quar.)
Allied -Stores, com. (quar.)—^
4% 'preferred (quar.)_____
—
AUis-Chalmers Mfg., com. (quar.)—__
3% % preferred (quar.)___,—1
.
_
Co.
(quar.)
—
Stock dividend
4%%
1
(initial)
5
2-15
4-2
3-15
3- 5
1-27
3-10
2-17
1
3-15
4-
2-29
3-1
3-1
5c
3-6
2-15
30c
50c
$1.12
3-1
3- 1
3- 1
2-15
18%c
(quar.) ____
Airlines,- ^common (increased)——
preferred (quar.)
™
Afnerican Alloys Corp. (initial)
American Automobile Insurance (St. Louis)—
Quarterly • s.
American Bakeries, com. (quar.)
4% % conv. preferred (quar.)_
:
American Business Shares, Inc.—
,
_
__
Co.
3-15
2-15
43%c
Distilling
American
Electronics
American
Encaustic
American
Enka
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
Export Lines
American
Felt
Corp.
Co.,
6% preferred
American
Tiling
_
(quar.)
American & Foreign Power (increased
American
Gas
quar.)
Forging & Socket
American
American
Class
Elec.
&
Greetings, class A
B
(quar.) -___.
Products
American
Home
5
31 'Ac
(quar.)__
Insulator
Class
5%%
1
3-
American
Metal
;
Products, com.
preferred
conv.
American
Meter
American
Phenolic
1
(quar.)_
—
(quar.)
(increased)
6-30
Bell &
1
$4 preferred
4'/4%
3-
2-15
Belleterre
4- 1
3-10
3-1
3- 1
6-1
3-31
3-31
3-15
3-15
2-24
Berkshire Hathaway
Beryllium Corp.
2-20
Bessemer
4-27
4-1
3-15
3-
3-15
3-
Common
Standard
&
Steel Foundries
American Stores
Tobacco
American
Vitrified
American
Water
Window
(quar.)
Anchor Post Products
.
__
(Quarterly
(quar.)____
Anthes-Imperial Ltd.,
common
preferred
preferred
Oil
Arkansas-Missouri
preferred
from capital
(E.
J.)
$$1.31%
4- 1
3-23
50c
25c
3- 1
2-20
81 (4c
3- 1
3-12
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
i,.
25c
20c
25c
27'/2C
59c
(quar.)
(quar.)
62'/2C
$1.08%
.__
2-10
l
2-10
2-14
1-31
Brillo
British
American Oil
British
(J. H.)
3-16
2-29
3-15
2-14
3- 1
2-17
3-2
■2-14
4- 1
3-10
3-15
3-15
2-20
Brown
2-20
Brown
Rubber
3-15
2-20
Brown
&
45c
$1.31%
3-10
2-10
3- 1
1
2-10
4-19
3- 2
3-
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
4.44% preferred (quar.)_
Atlantic
Acceptance Corp.,
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Coast
Line
Line
Refining,
Powder
3-1
2-28
2-17
Co
Co.
com.
:
"
(Increased)
Mills,
12-29
Co.
2-17
2-17
3-
1
2-17
3-
9
2-7
2-
3-10
>
-
2-2A
2-18
3-
1
2-18
lO
Carreras
Carrier
56 %C
3-23
3-
3-12
3-
4-
30C
2
3-15
•
I
20c
3-30
3-10
,
3-14
2-29
Extra
3rl6
2-14
dividend)
(stock
4%%
Case
(J.
3-31
3-19
Caspers
75c
3-31
3-17
Catalin
3-
9
2-17
Catelli
3-
9
50c
3-
1
3-14
3-
5
3-
1
2-10
Products,
_
Class
A
8
Class
B
A
3-31
2-29
Class
B
(quar.)
Class
A
472%
2-17
2-17
2-29
2-17
5-31
5-16
5-31
5-16
8-31
$25C
8-31
8-15
$12c
11-30
11-15
B
11-30
11-15
(quar.)_
;
4-
2
3-
9
1 %
$12 %C
3-
1
2-
6
Central
3-
1
2-
6
;
$lc
8-15
2-29
2-17
4-
3
3-23
2-29
2-13
Central Electric & Gas Co.-r-
3-17
4-
1
7-
1
6-10 *
10-
1
9-16
non-cum.
Canada
4.75%
B
preferred
(annual)
—_
investments, Ltd
preferred
$20c
59 %C
(quar.)
$1.25
3-
preferred A (quar.)™.:
preferred B (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
$1.25
3-20
3-
$1.25
3-20
3-9
$1.25
6-20
6-9
Central Foundry, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
1
2-15
9j
1
2-15
5%
3-31
3-16
5%
3-31
3-16
5%
preferred B
(quar.)
$1.25
9-20
9- 8
3-15
5%
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
$1.25
3-31
$1.25
9-20
9-
8
5%
preferred A
8
62 %C
3-
40c
4-
2
3-15
3-
1
2-10
(quar.)
4-
3
3-
7
$56c
4-
3
3-
7
$$1.19
4-
3
3-
7
$62c
4-
3
3-
7
Central
Illinois
$53c
4-
7
Central
Louisiana
2-29
4.50%
4-13
4-
2
2
3-
2
4-
*37%c
3
3-15
3-
South
West
1
3-19
2
2-10
Central Telephone,
3-
1
2-
1
4.15%
3-
1
2-
1
4.65%
2-29
2-15
4.75%
3-14
2-23
Century
3-
1
2-17
Class
8%
3-
1
2-16
3-
1
2-16
80c
3-
1
2-17
3-15
2-17
25c
3-
1
2-
1
3-15
3-
1
$5.40 pfd.
3-10
$1
3-31
3-16
$1.06%
3-31
3-10
$1.23
3-31
3-16
3-15
3- 5
1
2-15
35c
2-29
1-31
25c
3-13
3-
2-29
2-13
2
3-20
2
Service—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Acceptance, common
————
______
:_™
$1.04
4-
1
3-15.
$1.16
4-
r
3-15
$1.18
4-
1
3-15
6c
4-
2
3-20
10c
preferred
4-
2
3-23
3-31
3-20
I (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-
67 %C
preferred
A
2-20
(quar.)
$2
(quar.)
7%c
3-15
Chance
30c
3-10
2-29
Paper & Fibre Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Gas (quar.)™
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
4%% preferred
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia—
Stock dividend subject to the approval of
50c
3-
1
2-10
$1.12%
4-
1
3- 9
Century Ribbon Mills (quar.)_—
(A. B.) Co. (quar.)
Champion
S4.50
7%c
Chattanooga
43-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
6
2-16
3-
1
2-16
2-20
1
2-10
preferred (quar.)
1
$4 preferred (quar.)
—
$6 preferred
(quar.)
$6 preferred
(quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
3%% convertible preferred (quar.)
3-
1
3-15
2-20
4-15
3-33
Chesapeake Industries
2-29
35c
9c
3-
$1.12%
100%
stockholders
4-
6
3-27
$1
4-
1
3-20
$4
50c
2-29
2-
8
2-29
2-
8
Chesebrough-Pond's
9
$1
4-30
4-
7-30
1
6-20
4-
1
3-20
$1.50
7-
1
10-
9
25c
3-
1
2-3
%p
3-
1
2-
3
$1
3-
1
2-
3
$1.05
3-
1
2-
3
(quar.)
87
$1.12%
3-
1
2-
3
Chicago Corp., $3
3-20
3-
1
87 %C
5-
4-
6
75c
4quar.)
preferred' (quar.)_
6-20
87 %c
7-9
10-30
7-
$1.50
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co
$15c
$15c
'—.—__
3-16
2
40C
Central Steel & Wire Co.„
3-
35c
—
4-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Corp.
4-
$1.25
(quar.)—
3- 2
$1.12%
$1.25
_____—;—
12-
12- 8
3-23
(quar.)
(quar.).
16'Ac
25c
—
12-20
12-20
65c
Electric—
preferred
&
9
13c
—_
Central
G-
$1.25
Central Illinois
Securities
6-20
$1.25
______
5%
preferred B (quar.)
Light, com. (increased quar.)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
Central Illinois Public Service, com. (inc.)_
4%
preferred (quar.)™_™_—
4.25% preferred (quar.)
4.92% preferred (quar.)-;
$30c
_______
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred fquar.)
2-29
$13c
_„_—
$1
(quar.)
:
2-17
2-29
2-29
$25c
(quar.i.
___^
25C
(quar.)
2-15
1
—____
(quar.)_
Class
3-12
3-15
3-
—__.—
(quar.)
Class
1-31
./
$25c
2-
3-19
2-28
2-15
2
$25c
(quar.)_______
1
$2
30c
1
4-
$13c
$5c
cljass A (quar.)
—
Extra
-
2
$15c
4.20%
.
2-15
3-30
17 %C
(quar.)
2-15
3-
$1.75
1
$12c
Ltd.,
(quar.)_
3-
—
Burns & Co., Ltd. (quar.)
preferred
1-20
3-
2-29
$1.12%
—t.
50c
preferred
3- 2
3- 9
$5c
B
4-
25c
;
Burlington .Industries, common
3-15
(quar.)
Tin Plate (quar.)—
Corp., $1.20 preferred
50c
30C
1
3- 2
10c
(year-end)
preferred (quar.)
I.) Co', 7% pfd.
Food
Class
2- 6
3-15
—
2-17
3-15
3- 5
40c
—
-
Ltd.
.
8%%
quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co.—
25c
Bullock's, Inc.—
Increased quarterly
4%
10c
'•
100%
2-15
2-28
60c
4'/2 %
35c
(Quarterly from net investment income)—
3'/2%
t
3-1
1
3-
$2
(quar.)
3-15
3-16
IOC
1
(s-a)_.
(quar.)
Quarterly
3-13
3-
$3
7
2-21
3-15
S
common
40c
2-18
2-23
3-12
3-12
50c
Co.,
2-10
1
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
3-15
3-10
3-
Fund, Ltd.—>
1
50c
50c
50c
Budd
Drug Co.
Bullock
1
J55c
Brunswig
1
40c
________
4-
2-18
Central Vermont Public
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-15
^_____
10c
$5 preferred
1
3-31
65c
1
—
A
3-
15c
3-
(quar.)
class
2-21
$20c
___
2-21
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Carolina Telephone <Sc Telegraph Co.
(initial
e
1-
1
3-
Carlisle Corp.
Steel
2-15
2-29
2-21
common
2-15
i,
3-
2-23
New
1
3-15
$50c
1
Carpenter
2-15
2-29
3-
$15c
3-10
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co., com._
2-20
3-
t
Ltd.,
(Charles)
2-15
$75c
________
(quar.)___.._,
Mfg. (quar.)
(Philip)
3-14
2-29
$6c
Co.,
Co.
$1.10
(quar.)__
(quar.)
2-17
3-
*
(quar.)_
Machine
Shoe Co.
1
3-
$1.12%
5%% preference•
(quar.)___
2-28
(quar.)__
1
3-
35c
(quar.)™_
Carborundum
Forge Co
$1.15
Automatic Steel Products, Inc.—
30c non-voting non-cum.
pfd._
Automatic Voting
Bruck
Co.
Sharpe Mfg.
Buffalo
1
$4.50
I
(Conn.)
RR.
2-20
25C
1-27
3-
$1.25
(s-a)_
.
2-29
3-1
4-1
i.$l.ll
4%%
Atlas
2-15
4-1
10c
—.—
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry. Co.
Atlanta Gas Light,, com. (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)_
Atlantic
3- 9
$1
$2
$1.50
Common
3-21
Co.
Brown
-
Participating
Atchison
y
Bruning
7%%
$4 partic. class A (quar.)
(quar.)
2-23
1
$1.10
4.40%
4- 1
(quar.)
Common
2
4-
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Brooklyn Garden Apartments
Brown & Bigelow
(quar.)_
Associated Electric Industries Ltd.—
Corp.
-
class A
20c
37'/2C
1
4-
preferred (quar.)
Capitol Records, com. (quar.)
$2.60 conv. pfd. (quar.)
4%>
95c
4.40%
deposit receipts (final).
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
2-
Carey
2
$50c
(final)
(quar.)__
Gas
3-15
1
preferred
(quar.)
Broderick & Bascom Rope,
2-24
Natural
Western
2
3-
Brockton Taunton Gas—
2-24
4- 2
ordinary
4-
$21 %c
3-15
$3.80
Canadian
3-3
4-
i..
Co., Ltd., common
preferred (s-a)_____
;
5 %
3-3Q
Ltd.—
(resumed)
Co
50c
35c
3- 1
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Tire
93%c
4- 2
56'/«c25c
American
Pacific Ry.
Canadian
1
3-30
4-14
3-31
5%
—
$15c
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—_•
Associated Dry Goods, com.
Canadian
3-
Marconi
4-14
56 %C
57a
9
2-10
1
$28%C
2-14
50c
$5
8
2-29
3-12
$72 % C
_—______
2-
(quar.)™
$1.50
2-
3-15
5%
30c
(quar.)__
—;
3-
5dc
t$1.12%
93%c
50c
com.
Canadian
m.12%
t$1.12%
3- 9
;
Oil & Refining Co.,
Canadian
71C
preferred (quar.) ™—
preferred (quar.)—
4'/2 %
preferred (qupr.)_
British Columbia Packers Ltd., class A (s-a)
60c
2-15
3-
$$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Locomotive, Ltd.
2-17
2-15
25C
4% 7c
4-2
5%
2-17
1
income
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.),_
3-15
B.
Astron
47c
3-30
preferred (quar.)
(increased).;
__j
Hardware, Ltd.—
1
3-
,
(quar.)
$18c
Liqueurs
3-
$1.06#
—
1
2-23
!
Common
3-15
Columbia Electric Ltd.—
25c
(qUar.)_-_
Canadian Internat'l Investment Trust,
2-17
$$1
1
1
31c
$1.16'/4
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)—
2-15
1
______
1
2-
3
3-1
$50c
1
3-
60c
(quar.)—™-'—
2-
3-1
4-
$20c
3-
$1.18%
!
Ltd.
2-29
Canadian Ice Machine Co., Ltd.—
Class A
(quar.)___
__
—t
2-
2-
2-23
2-23
3
$1.18%
(quar.).—
Mfg.
3-15
4-
$15c
2- 9
3-
1
3-15
28 %c
Bristol-Myers Co., com. (interim)
3'/4%
preferred (quar.)
1
2-15
$1.05
;—-—.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2-
3-15
3-
t$l
Ltd.
Celanese,
t25c
A
4-16
120c
$27 %C
Ltd
1
6
3- 1
$18c
Canadian
87 %C
4'/27c
(quar.)_i_
Power,
3-
9
investments,
Canadian General
3-
1
2
150c
,3-30
1
4-
1$1.10
investment
3-
gains).—
& Sons
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
Bridge & Tank (Canada), Ltd,—
$2.90 pref.
(quar,),.—;—____
Bridgeport Brass, com. (quar.)—
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
Bright (T. G.) & Co., Ltd.—
57c pref. (quar.)
2-10
3-30
12-1-1
137 v2c
____—
net
(from
3-15
—
investment
4y2 %
2-10
2
9-14
1-2-57
35C
;
(quar.)
Brantford Cordage Ltd., class B
3-1
3-
Aron Equipment;* 4%%
5.25%
57c
3- 9
Corp
Armstrong Cork, common (quar.)_„_
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Armstrong Rubber, class A (quard
Ashland
and
4- 6
Steel
A
Corp
j
6-13
10-1
110c
2-17
1
—
from
Brach
30c
(quar.)
preferred
(14c
Fund, Inc.
1
™_
6-27
4'/2%
—
$4.35
Fund
3-15
3
B
50c
(quar.)
2-29
3-1
tl5c
(quar.)__
Class
3- 1
3-28
7- 6
3-22
-
Boston
2
110C
131%C
125c
Breweries
3-
(quar.)_
Borden Co.
(quar.)
:
Borg-Warner Corp., com. (quar.)™.
3%%
preferred (quar.)—
Ltd.—
(quar4_™.
Service, com. (quar.)
Fuel
Bond
2-15
4-
7-
tlOfi
-
$10c
Canadian
25c
2-10
5
3-15
175c
Class
2-14
5-1
.___
Brass
2
—
2-29
1
5-
—
2-10
2-15
1
62 %C
preferred
(quar.)_
Class
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
$2.50 preferred
Class
Stores
2-29
4-
110c
3-15
3-
40c
—
3-1
20c
com.
Public
Ashdown
__^
3- 1
31 Vac
25c
$2.25
i_
.
$5.25 pfd.
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Arrow
Aluminum &
Bros.
2
15C
Bohn
3-
-.u.--
$3 partic.
B
Boeing Airplane Co.
Special. ■_
$15c
(quar.)—;
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Class
3-12
2-15
;
Anheuser-Busch
Armco
4-10
3-15
_
4.65%
Bloch
2- 2
1
tl7%c
$1.25
Laughlin (quar.)
Tobacco, 6%
2-29
3- 1
3-1
3-16
:
Special
Special
;
Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)„
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd. (s-a)
Canada Vinegars Ltd.
(quar.)™.
—
Canada Wire & Cable, class A
5%
Boston & Albany RR—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Newfoundland Development
Arkansas
&
2-29
3-31
Glass
prior preferred (quar.)
Zinc, Lekd & Smelting (quar.)—
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a)
$2.36
Bliss
(quar:)—
3-31
.
2
Special
25C
3-15
Co.
4-
5
35c
Blaw-Knox
3 '
3-
$1.75
3-22 r
2-
4-
2-20
5
$2.50
2-24
7
1
Canadian
(quar.)
I
2-
2-10
3-15
33-
25C
3- 1
3- 5
2-29
3-31
2-23
3-26
2-15
'
(quar;)^„
(quar.)
1
37'/2c
34%c
(quar.)__
American
$1.10
pfd.
5 7c
Electric Co.
2-29
175c
2-14
Black Hills Power & Light,
30c
pfd.
5%
Arizona
Son,
Birtman
2-15
4-2
175c
t5c
com.
2-13
3-15
3-15
(s-a)
15c
$1
quar.)_
Products
Works,, 6%
preferred
Argo Oil
Argus Corp..
3-
Bird &
3-15
175c
3-
:
1
3-10
4-
(s-a)
1
$1.18%
$1
(increased
(quar.)
Farms,
ft
4-
$29 %C
(initial-quar.)_
A
1
(quar.)
Bingham-Herbrand Corp.
Binks Mfg.
(stock dividend)—--
Co.—
i
American
1
2-15
$50C
preferred
3-
Co.
$2.25
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
American
Common
3-
Bibb Mfg.
5%
American
Extra
9
3-15
3-
t$l
3-
$1.06 %
Cement,
3-15
4-
125C
(quar.)
4'/2%
B
4-
25c
$1.06 Vt
Assurance:
3-25
(quar.)__;
;
1-31
1
Malting Co. Ltd.—
Ltd., com. (quar.)
$1.25 conv. preferred
(quar.)
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd. (quar.)
(s-a)
(quar.)
Steel, com. (year-end)
preferred (quar.)„__
50c
(quar.)
dividend
Life
25c
preferred
77c
9
3-
Ltd.
Inc.
130c
t37V2C
(quar.)™
12 %c
2-23
60c
(quar.)—
Canada
2
(quar.)
3-24
3- 1
$2
4-3
Ltd.
15c
1%
30c
75c
™__™
4-18
2-
17 %c
35c
$1.75
______
Canada Iron Foundries,
3-
•
4.207c
preferred (quar.)___;
Ainerican Seal-Kap Corp. of Del. (stock dtv.)
American Seating Co.
(increased quar.)
American Smelting & Refining (increased)__
American Steamship
i
>
American
3-
Sanitary—
7%
2-29
2
20%
Bethlehem
5-21
3-15
: 3-15
"
$1.18%
(7/12ths of 1%)
com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
4.56% preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
Black, Sivalls '&-Bryson inc., com. (quar.)
Preferred (quar.)
:*.
j.
:_
Blackstone Valley Gas & Elec. Co.—
4.25% preferred (quar.)
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
47c
2-20
2-10
$1.25
Quebec Mines,
&
2-20
3-
3-10
3-10
2-
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__^__
Limestone
3-20
3-10
3-1
37 %c
_____
Co., com.
4- 2
Chemical, class A (quar.)
Radiator
American
Arden
Howell
2-29
2
3-
t$1.25
;
Common (ouar.t
Bell & Gossett (quar.)_
5
125C
$32 %C
2
$50c
(quar.)
2- 3
3-
2-17
3- 8
*——.
—___
(quar.f
com.
2
*75C
Belding Hemingway (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co.—
3- 1
Class B
65c
preferred (stock div.)
62'/2c
(quar.)
15c
.•
3-15
2-23
Canadg, Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
(quar.)
7- 5
3- 5
3-15
Canada & Dominion
Class
37 %c
2-20
77c
3-15
75c
pref.« (quar.)—
New
(quar,)_
Shoe, 4% 7c
S.)
25C
Foundry Co.—
Increased
3- 1
$1.12%
37%c
27%c
50c
™__
Co.
American Potash &
5%%
(A.
3- 9
(s-a)
Co.
Insur.
4-
of
amount
(year-end)
Inc.
common
25c
(quar.)__
6%%
'
3- 9
3- 1
3-20
50c
$1.12Va
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
common
$1.31%
25c
._
American
4%% preferred
5%%
B
Cigars,
4%7c
(quar.)
& Foundry (quar.)_
Metal Co., Ltd., common (quar.)_
the
1
50c
Ltd!,
Canada Cement
Common
:
65c
Machine
in
Life
Caqpon
Canada Packers Class
_____;
62%c
preferred
American
4'/2%
common
25c
(s-a)!
25C
pfd. (quar.)______
Belden Manufacturing (quar.)™
Belding-Corticelli, 7% pfd. (quar.)
2-14
17'/2C
•
_______
(quar.)
4-
1
Paper, Ltd.—?
20c
(initial)—
common
States
Sugar Ltd. (incr. quar.)
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
—i
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd., $1 pfd. A (quar.)
addi¬
preferred
Beck
i
American Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.)
Investment Co. of Illinois—
Co.
Canada
f80c
(quar.)
Stock dividend
$5
2-17
American
New
A
2-10
(quar.)___.
2
California Ink
Campbell, Wyant &
4-
Extra
3-10
3- 9
$3.60
45c
50%
30c
(Texas)
.
$1.03%
the
on
3- 1
3- 9
:
Industries
Power &
Class
2-10
3-15.
2- 3
$1
dividend
Beaunit Mills,
3-
March 28
on
Furniture
Bathurst
5
12 %C
preferred (quar.)
3-
3-
16 in
dividend, and
outstanding shares.
will be quoted ex-
stock
Bath Iron Works
1
2-15
31 %c
—
3-30
stock
share). "
(Calif.) (quar.)
Oil
Stock
9
1
(resumed)
3-15
4-16
$1
(quar.)
paid
per
Bayuk
,
be
25%
common
3-
Semi-annual
American
3-
3-
3- 1
50C
(quar.)
will
of a
dividend
2
2-15
4- 1
t5c
$1.75
the present
on
2-29
American Hospital Supply (quar.)___
American Indemnity (Bait.) (s-a)__:
American Indemnity
divid.
3-
1
3-15
20c
Land &: Timber—u-—________—
10c
<quar;)
Refractories
Basin
4- 2
Calgary & Edmonton, Ltd. (s-a)—.—.—.—
California Electric Power (quar.)™——;—-
4-
(This
3-26
4- 2
Calaveras
4-20
Ltd.
2-21
15C
28yBc
—
3-30
Calif.-Western
of Canada
2-19
1
6-29
2-lS
preferred
3-
3-15'
preferred (quar.)
Bymart-Tintair, 5 fo
2-17
4-J2
8-27
3-15
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)™
Byllesby (H. M.> &"Co„,.cqm.
2-29
2-15
Canal-
5-21
3-15
50c
30c
30c '
25c
30c
1
of
1
1
3-12
35c
common ;(quar.)_
distribution of onq sh.
Bros.,
33-
7-13
3-1
4- 1
3-15
3- 9
3- 1
(quar.)
3-
,
30c
$1.50
9-17
25c
_
Products
3-15
25c
2-29
10c
4%%
5%
2-21
3-15
$i,50
6-15
$1.50
25c
20c
12'Ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Forest
2-15
2-24
3-
3-
40c
3-1
12-31
The
3-15
2-29
3-23
3-15
37%c
25C
„...
3-15
Barber-Ellis
2-15
■__
(increased quar.)
3a 2
1-15-57
Bassett
(quar.)
25c
3-16
$1
3-15
3- 1
_
2-28
3-15
IOC
Terminal'Co
Randolph for each share held
Butler's Inc., com. (increased quar.)
tional shares to be issued on April
$3
(stock dividend)
3-21
$1.50
7%
Druggist Fire Insurance-(Cinn.)—
(Annual)
2- 0
RR.
payment
12%c
15c
American
American
2-15
2-27
(quar.)I.
Ohio
&
2-14
4- 2
3-15
3-10
4-16
50c
,3*1
Rec.
nic
——
Burroughs
Stock
non-cum;
2-14
62 %c
100%
(quar.)
Butler
50c
lie
9-28
also
American Chain & Cable
Chicle
3-15
Bush
10-15
Basic
7%' preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(Jan.
$1.75
25c
87%c
■
______™__
3-23
1-20
$1.80
preferred (quar.).
47c -nonr-cum. preferred (quar.)
4% non-cum. preferred <quar.)_
Baltimore Radio Show "(quar.)
Bangor Hydro Electric, com. (quar.)
47c preferred (quar.)____
4'/»% preferred .(quar.)_______
2-15
40c
.
■
preferred
67c
3-15
2-17
-
HoUer■
1V2 c
(J. ,P.) & Sons (quar.)__—._—Burton-Dixie Corp.
(quar.):
Bush Terminal Buildings——
3-31
•
Burrard Dry
3-15
T_____
Machines, Inc.—
(accum.) _^_™_.
&
Dock, Ltd. A com.
2-10
2-17
(quar.)
Baltimore
8
3-20
$7 preferred
American
2-
1
(quar.)
When
13
Sharer^Payable of
Name of Company
1
3•
preferred
47c,
'
American
2- 8
3-
A
preferred
,
6 7c
75c
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Aggregates, 5% preferred (quar.)
com. (increased)
conv. preferred
(quar.)—:
5 %
Per
Holden
3-15
t4c
Avon
,
4- 2
4-1
4- 5
4- 5
4-5
convertible
conv.
2-17
-
American
■
When
Payable of Rec.
»7'/2c
,
Products, Inc.- (qUar.)_i__; ___^
Axe-Hougnton.'Fund "a" (2%c from income
and 8%c from capital gains)
_L_:
Axe-Hougntpn Fund "B"—
Shareholders have approvefd a 3-for-l Split
Ayshire. Collieries (quar.)
i___
:
Bailey Selbum Oil & Gas, pfd. (initial)™™
Baldwin Piano, new com.- * (initial)
".
67c preferred (qudr.)_i___£._™___
6%
preferred - (quar.)
2-21
3-10
*
2-20
3- 1
Class
(interim)
Service, Ltd-, Com. (Increased)
Avildsen. Tools
■
2-15
1
$47c
$25c
—
American
3%%
2-17
2
2%
—_
American Air Filter,
5%
3- 2
3-
37 %c
30c
—
4% preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc.—
6%
2-16
3-
Canada. Ltd..
2nd preferred
1
3-31
3- 5
3-
——
of
3-
,
:
Alpha Portland Cement (quar.)
:
Aluminum Goods Mfg. fquar.)_____
Aluminium, Ltd.
(quar.)
Aluminum Ccr.^f" America—
Common
(increased quar.)
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
Aluminium Co.
Auto Electric
Share
Aunor Gold Mines Ltd.
3-23
30o
93%c
(quar.)
<507
3-16
4-20
t55c
4.08% preferred '(quar:)_.
Allis "(Louis)
Aloe (A. S.)
Per
Name of Company
3-28
60c
75c
$1
.
$1
81'Ac
$1.02
..50c
25c
—_
—
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
Share
(1001)
1
3-27
3- e
3-29
3-12
75c
3-
1
2-15
'.$5-
3-
9
2-18
$1.50
'
f
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul RR.;—
•
Series A
pfd. (payable out of 1955 earnings)
Chicago Pneumatic Tool, com.
Stock dividend
$3 conv
(quar.)—.—
preference' (quar.)—
50c
10%
75C
4- 2
3-14
4- 2
3-14
4- 2
3-14
;
nmww
w,
/&,
u*" W M
VI
I
-/
t*<4
(1*1* <f
*
'--
'■
t.
name of Company
Name of Company
Payable o] Rec.
%
3-31
3-12
5
2-24
Cuban
75c
New
Island & Pacific RR.—
Rock
Chicago,
V
«
Chicago Towel
Co.; common
convertible preferred (quar.)
7%
Yellow Cab (quar.)
Chrysler Corp.
Cincinnati Milling Machine—
»
New common (initial)
—.
—
„•
■
.
preferred (quar.)
City Baking. 1%
™,-
Investing, 5 {/a %;"preferred (quar.)_™
City Products (quar.)
—
City Specialty Scores, 4'A 7#' pfd- (quar.)—
City Water Co. of Chattanooga (Tenn.)--* * 5ft preferred (quar.)
—*
City
Clark Controller
(quar.)—
Equipment,
Clark
*■
'
,. ..
——
Stores,
-
(quar.)
com.
A
(quar.)
—
Insurance
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
(8-a)———
4-1
3-5
3- 1
2-10*
*'
i
2-10
Detroit
3-12
Detroit
Mortgage
3-19
Detroit
Steel
3-19
3-10
2-28
2-14
3-
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
3-
5
2-7
3-31
3-14
•
Semi-annual
Combined
(s-ai
Commonwealth Land Title
Common
Conde
Publications
Nast
Mills
Cone
4%
Corp.
2
3-29
3-
3-
2-17-
1
3-
2-17
1
2-17
3-
1
3-
1
4-
1
3-16
5-1
4-16
,
2-17
5%
preferred
4-16 '
Dominion
Dominion
Tar
3-15
3-
1
2-15
9
2-24
9
2-15
Quarterly
Connecticut
Power
Inc.,
Connohio,
$5
preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.>_.
—0
Y.), com. (quar.)—
Corp.. (name changed
1
2-17
3-15
3-15
3-
Dun
1
9-
12-15
12-
1
East
2-15
3-
1
4-
2
3-20
1
3-15
1%
3-15
East
Sullivan
2-10
East
—100%
(we believe)
$103
Laundries
Consolidated
Paper
Ltd.
being
3-
Royalty Oil (s-a)
1
1
2-17
3-
67#
Eaton
Ecuadorian
...
Class
A
Consumers Glass, Ltd.
Consumer
$4.16
Power
5
i$4.50
(quar.)
Can
(Initial
Commercial
preferred
conv.
Continental
Life
Continental
15c
$$1.30
3-15
3-
8-
7-27
Telephone, common
Cooper-Bessemer
;
preferred
common
(quar.).
'.'■■■*
W.
H.),
Inc.
(quar.)
Chemical
Systems,
Crain
(R.
Crown
$1
L.l,
33A%
3-10
2-23
3-10
2-23
3-10
2-20
25c
3-
1
2-
3
30c
3-23
3-
8
preferred
3-23
3-
4-15
3-23
24c
2-28
2-10
3-30
3-15
3-
2-24
9
8
5-
1
8-15
8-
1
11-15
11-
1
A
Crown
Cork & Seai Co.,
Finance
Co.,
Zellerbach,
$4.20 pfd.
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$25c
-
4-
Class
2-24;
Geheral
4-
2
2-24
Georgia-Pacific
3-
1
2-15 "
3-
1
2-15
Gerber Products
3-
1
2-15 :
Giant
Portland
Giant
1
2-15
1
2-15 r
3-
1
2-15
2-20
D<strict
;
Electric,
—
common.-..i—^
Extra
:-
(quar.)—
Corp.
Federal
Glass
Federal
Insurance
2
3-
9
50c
3-15
2-15
4c
2-29
2-10
3-
2-13
1
Tire
Rubber
&
com.
—«—
Preferred
Federal
Co.
National
Federal
Pacific
Sign &
Bearings,
Mortgage Assoc.
Electric
Signal,
preferred
(quar.)
common
3-
2-15
.
(quar.)
1
9
3-30
3-20
?t.
62'Ac
2-29
.
3- I
•
,2-15
,
40c
HI
2-15;
3-
2-15
1
55c
Gold
Co.
9
3-
9
1
3-
9
2-23
2-20
25c
27#
3-22
~3-l
3-22
3-
3f 5
2-20
20c
„
<
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Mines,
9
3-
4-
59 %C
—
Cement
3-
1
4-
30c
t
z.
3-31
4- 1
z
53'Ac
<
4-
1
3-15
1
,
3-12
2-15
15c
3-27
3-
6
15c
6-27
6-
6
50c
3- 5
2-
1
10c
3-20
2-28
15c
3-
2-23
75c
3-15
3-
1
3Cc
3-10
3-
2
15c
4-
2
3-12
$1.12'A
$1.50
(quar.).
4-
2
3-12
4-
1
'
Gillette
Glen
Co.
(quar.)
Alden
(quar.)_
Corp.
67#
1st
preferred
Falls
Glens
2-15
Gold
1-23
2-15
Stock
(quar.)™
(quar.)
3-15
Goodall
1
"
60c preferred
preferred
1
*
.
(quar.)
Inc.
Brewing,
4'A %
Cement—
quarterly
Globe-Union,
Goebel
(quar.)
Portland
Increased
;
&Btock Telegraph Co.
Rubber Co.—
'
(quar.)
3-15
2-
3-15
2-15
3-15
3-
1
35c
3-
1
2-
3
42'Ac
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
10%
60c
50c
(Payable in class A stock)
dividend
1
2-10
Goodyear Tire A Jtuhber (Increased quar.)
1
2-10
Gorham
Mfg.
50c
3-
1
2-21
Gossard
(H.
3-30
3-16
3-12
2-29
$1.25
3-
1
2-10
$1.25
6-
1
5-11
8-10
$1.25
9-
1
$1.25
12-
1
12'Ac
3-
1
3-
1
2-16
1
2-13
4'A7#
Co.
(quar.)-
Batteries,
-
(quar.)
com.
56'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Employees Insurance
dividend
(quar.)
3fc
7'A %
2-16
$1.12'A
W.)
Gould-National
Government
1
(quar?)
11-
9
Stock
Grace
National
Grace
6%
(W.
R.)
r—
Bank
&
(N. Y.)
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-10
4-
2
3-15
15c
2-28
2-17
62'/2c
2-28
2-17
68 %C
2-28
2-17
(quar.)
:
6%
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
;
6%
preferred (quar.)—
8% preferred A (quar.)
8% preferred B (quar.)
87# preferred A
(quar.)
87#
preferred B (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
50c
3-
2-
8%
50c
3-
75c
3-
3-13
J2-23
10c
3-13
2-23
1
9
1
1
b ',#
3-10
2-20
8%
3-12
3-
4-
1
1
2-
1
3-26
$2
(s-a)
Co., common
preferred B
—
(quar.)
A
preferred B
Grafton
Class
&
A
Co.,
(quar.)—
class
A
(quar.)——,—
—_—
—
2-17
9-10
8-17
$1.50
$2
$2
$2
$2
$2
12-10
11-16
3-10
2-17
9-10
2-17
$2
$2
$2
t25c
*25c
3-
1
2-10
lz-10
11-16
3-15;
2-25
6-15
5-15
3-22
3-15
2-23
2-10
31'Ac
8-17
11-16
50c
3-
(quar.)
8-17
9-10
12-10
$1.37'A
31'Ac
preferred
5-18
9-10
3-20
convertible preferred (accum.),
Granite City Steel, common (quar.)——_
572%
5-18
6-11
2-23
1-31
1
6-11
,4-10
4-16
1
5-18
5-. 1
17c
3-
6-11
1
(initial) —
3-15
2-21
2-17
62'Ac
15c
2-15
1
3-10
(accum.)—
30c
9
2-28
3-
3-10
Graham-Paige, 5%
57#
4-20
3-
50c
2-24
preferred A
3-26
9
$1.50
(quar.)
neieired
*
$1.50
SI.50
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9
—
1
33-
50c
3-
1
3-
3-23
45c
w
.
3-
Jj—
1
3-15
100%
50c
(quar.)-'—
1
60c3-15
(quar).
Inc.
2-15
,
2-17
$1.18%
(Increased quar.)
Refrigerator
1
87'Ac
„■
2-10
2
(quar.),.
3-
50c
1
2-23
3-10
56c
37'Ac
20c
(quar.)
3-
3- 1
,
$1.13'A
40c
Co
(quar.)
Federal
$1.25
,
J15c
Gibson
1-31
9c
9
2
(quar.)-
common
Plywood
dividend
;• Stock
3-
12'/2c
9
9
2-28
3-15
2-28
$1.25
25c
(quar.)
Fajardo Sugar (quar.)
2-20
4-14
3-
-
3-
33-
'*
25c
Fairbanks Morse & Co.
Extra
4-14
2-15
9
Kentucky—
35c
.-p.-—
—
-
2-15
1
10c
(quar.)—
Rubber
3-
10c
common
Fedders-Quigan,
lr
$1.18%
preferred
(The)
3-
$1.25
(increased quar.)__
(quar.l—
4
—
Equity Corp., $2 conv. preferred (quar.)——
Equity Fund
1
J—
Erie & Pittsburgh "RR., gtd. (quar.)
Erie Railroad, $5 pfd. A iquar.)
$5
preferred A
(quar.))
^
$5 prefererd A
(quar.)__
—
$5 preferred A (quar.)—
:
Erlanger Mills, common
(quar.)
416%
preferred
(quar.)
—,
Faber, Coe & Gregg (quar.)
Gas,
4.50%
3-
1
2-27
9
2-29
1
3-15
3-15
2-24
1
1
3-
3-15
3-
3-
4nc
Equitable
Fair
3-22
3-
4-
2-17
3-15
"
2-15
4-
2-15
1
30c
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
3-10
5-
(Calif.), .57#
preferred
shares to be redeemed
share plus this divi¬
Corp.;
Yellowknife
3-
25c
B
9
5-
^.75%
2-24
3-
9
9
2-15
25c
preferred,- (quar.)—_
—__,,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)-——„—-r-—
2
3-
2-15
33-
2-16
preferred
3-15
Drug,
Emerson
3-
4-
4:25%
4.40%
4-
,
1
5-
,
—.
(quar.)
$1.02'A
.
.
1
3-
5- 1
—
—7——
(quarJ_—
of Wisconsin—
Telephone
3-20
<
5
3-
Telephone Co.
General
•7
6
3-
2-15
3-15
8'Ac
preferred
2-29
1 '
2-
3-10
—
$5 preferred
,
2-15
.
3-12
40c
$2.25
2-17
3-31
$1.05
3-15
$1.06'A
(quar.)
57#
preferred series A (quar.)
5% preferred (1953 series)
(quar.):
Federal Compress & Warehouse (quar.)i;—
'
2-24
3-15
.
General
■
2-20
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Inc., $2 pfd.
class A
20c
•
9
Faultless
25c
5
$1
*
;
preferred (quar.)—
——
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania— <
3-10
2-28
5
International—
A
5."
3-
3-
3-14
25c
3-
50c
3-
ioc
(quar.)__
(quar.)
2
2
3-20
25c
3-30
1
7
57#
4-
1
Feb. 29 at $22 per
dend)
4-
'
'
3-
50c
Equipment,, common—,—
General Telephone Co, of
60c
—
3-20
28'/8c
(quar.)
Cork
5-15
10c
Co.,, class
B
quarterly
15c
(auar.)
9
2-20
Coal
Hern
933Ac
(quar.)__
common
Crown
Crown
20c
7 7,
(quar.)
$1.03
—
tl5c
preferred
6
3-
45c
10c
Ltd
Sexton,
conv.
Class
3-16
2-23
20c
\
4-
2
2-28
3-15
4-17
3-15
-933AC
(quar.)—
preferred (quar,)_
Precision
preferred
$1.12'A
25c
(quar.)
Inc
(quar.)
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works
Class
3-30
3-10
$2.50
(quar.)
Quarterly
Crossett
2-10
$2.50
Realty
Craig
4/6 %
2-10
1
50c
5c
Quarterly
&
1
$2.50
Cosmopolitan
Increased
Equitable Credit, 50c, preferred (quar.)
33-
,
25c
(quar.)
(Increased quar.)
1
4-
3-15
2-15
50c
—
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp.—
2-15
$1.31'A
.
Gas
5-
'
2-13
'
$1.25
Corp.—
Telephone
unexchanged
(All
on
t$2
•
2-15
75c
preferred
6
.
Ill
4- 2
3-15
3- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
$0.84375
"
3-15
♦
4-
,4'A%
5'/2%
3-15
8
2-21
62MiC
Inc
Co.,
2-
.'50c
•
2-15
1
'
8-1;
11-1
4- 2
,
25c
-25c
75c
2-17
5
,
v
(initial)
General
3-15
5-
•
2-29
'
per
3-15
.-i-—;
30c
1
$103
General
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
43A7#
preferred (quar.)
Empire Millwork
(quar.
-i-
Extra
Crane
3-
—
1. at
1
3-
2-15
"5-1
■;'
(entire issue;,
pfd.
March
4-
25c
3-29
3- 1
85c
25c
Shoe Corp.
(stock dividend)-—,—
General Steel Castings (increased-quar.),—
30c
'
3-29
3-15
5-15
7 8-15
11-15
50c
(quar._
Plywood
conv.
,
.
2-15
.
20c
3-15
$1.50
5 7#
■.}
(quar.)
$5.25 series A
&
common
conv.
on
plus this dividend-,
Motors Corp., new common
$4.75
,
4'A%
1
37'Ac
—
Empire
(quar.)
Corning Natural
(G.
(quar.)_
57#
$1.75
.
2-27
-
Refrigeration Corp. (guar.)
Copper Range Co. (increased)
Cornell-Dubilier Electric, common (quar.)__
Cribben
1
2-16.
3%%
redeemed
General
3-16
2-20
*
3-15
4-20
4-20 i
15c
>
preferred
(quar.)
General Outdoor Advertising
2-14
-•«-
■
2-15
''2-24
Ltd.—
4-
—
2-21
(quar.,)
com.
preferred
Cowles
1
Mills,
be
share
2-14
1
4-16
*
3-12
Copeland
Corson
'
to
General
9-27"
3-1
2-20
> :
3-1
3- 2
25c
15c
$3.75
——
3-15
.
2-24
>
6-28
——-—
—
3-14
-
x
-
Ltd.
Co.,
9
3-
•
7-10
--
3-
(increased)-.
;
(quar.)
Copperweld Steel,
Coro,
Electric
3-
Gas
General
-
9
3-16
■;
,
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
$5 preferred
•
1
preferred
3-
2-20
4- 2
3- 1
15c
25c
$1.75
27#
32'Ac
(quar.)—
Ltd
Corp.,
2-14
2-24
2-20
3-15
3-26
3- 9
4-1
3-15
3- 1
Foods
General
9
2-24
,
50c
34c
t30c
25c
50c
com.
15c
$7 pfd.
100%
quar.)
preferred -quar.)
Cook Paint & Varnish,
$3 prior pref.
(quar.)
5%
Paso
Elk
dlv.)_
3-
3-
3-12
60c
quar.)
General Fireprooflng
|15c
—
50c
(stock
General
-
Inc.
OH
5%
6%
Y.)
5
3-19
2-17
•
3-15
25c
15c
56'Ac
7;
15c
receipts ordinary (Interim)—
Corp. (quar.)—
dep.
3-29
—————
31'Ac
(N.
(initial
common
Continental
3-15
3-15
(qUar.)
Insurance
Continental
2
10c
(s-a)
Industries,
2-
3-10
2-17
.
1
3- 1
3- 1
3-30
3-1
4- 1
3-15
3-1
2
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.),
Ltd.,
■
Finance
2-17
(quar.)_
75c
preferred
New
Steel
2-27
3-
(quar.).
com.
(Ont.)
Insurance
3-15
35c
(quar.)
Copper &
Continental
Corp.,
3-15
5
3-16
93%c
(quar.)__
General
Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas—
2-20
3-30
4-
_
5
5
3- 1.
$1
3-
$1.0671
preferred
(quar.)———
$1.37'A
preferred
(quar.)
•
$1.34
5.36%
preferred
(quar.)———
$1.41'A
5.65%
preferred
(quar. 1
—*—
$1.10
$4.40
2nd preferred
(quar.)
4—
25c
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)___
"
25c
Electrolux
Corp.
(quar.)
25c
Elgin
National Watch
(quar.)
""
45c
preferred (quar.)
Continental Casualty (Chicago)
5%
3-2
25c
3-15
6%
9
——
com.
preferred
(quar.)
$4.12 preferred
(quar.—
El Paso Natural Gas, 4.10%
pfd.- (quar.)
3-2
quar.)-
$3.75
60c
4-2
4-2
(quar.)
(Chicago)
General Electric,
4-10
(quar.)-.™——*—6
$4.50
3-2
Co.—
common
Continental
El
4-2
—
Assurance
Continental
Gas,
common—„—
Paper
4 'A %
1-31
,,
.
(quar.)
Continental
New
1
$1.12'A
$1.13
preferred (quar.)
preferred >quar.)
of America—
preferred
2-29
2-
$1.04
(quar.)
Container Corp.
4%
1
Co.—
preferred
i44.52
3-
tl3c
$37'Ac
(quar.)
3-21
$1.75
(Increased quar.)— *
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., $1 class A 4quar.)__*.•«
Edison Bros. Stores, common
(quar.)—„_
Consoldiated Theatres Ltd.—
50c
2
Co.—
Ltd.-
Steel
preferred
4-
4-25
16c
4-
General
(accum.)—
preferred (accum.)——,—
2-17
1
3-12
$1.50
2-17
35c
$1
pfd. (100 par) (quar.)
preferred (20 par) (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12'Ac
(quar.)__
States Corp.,
Eastman Kodak,
2-15
3-
J25c
57#
57#
2-27
1
:
•?
common
3-
20c
(quar.)__
Eastern Theatres,
3-15
$1.50
(quar.;—,——25c
(quar.)
125c
1
45c
(quar )
Eastern Stainless
—
Consolidated
$3
3- 1
at
called
plus this dividend
issue
Consolidated
v*7 Extra
3-15
40c
(entire
Corp.
Eastern
1
2-15
3-23
10c
—
1
3-
3- 1
10c
10c
10c
preferred (quar.)_
(quar.)
77#
preferred
(quar.)__
General Contract, com. (stock div./—
Cigar,
Amer.
-
3-
1
4-13
10-10
3
2-17
,
;v 75c
20c
convertible
67#
General
2-18
12'Ac
r'
7
Corp. (quar.)__.—
27
Oil (Texas), com. (quar.)
American
American
12'Ac
Natural
Lines
Air
Acceptance
3-15
$1'
I
3-
371
•
-
7
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
50C
z.—A—
Interurban Water
preferred
Eastern
Power
General
3-
40c;
3-
3-27
120c
com.,-(increased
40c
>")
2-24
3-15
"
(Kansas City)
General
3-
2-20
3-15
'
£ 40c
_™;
(quar.),
2-24
2-20
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tennessee
Corp.
2-16
2-20
15c1:
(quar.)i^——_——
Mines.
1
9
3- 2
Garrett
1
1
!
2-20
20c
__2_
Gatineau
1
62'Ac
c————
4-
convertible
Co.
2-15
3-
(quar.)_
Canada,-
Co., common
Gas Service Co.
3-
25c
;—
3-
3-14
'
15c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5.20%
(Initial)
pfd.
1st
Co.
Louis &
St.
6%
4-
1
3-
1
.
.
(Initial quar.)
E.)
3-15
1
2-15
3-
3- 1
tlOc
Gardner-Denver,
2
3-
of
3-15
25c
(initial)
com.
new
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
% 4-
—
Mfg.—-——.———
(quar.)
Eastern
8tock dividend
6%
Electric
OK
4'A :.%
Gabriel
1
Co.
Machinery
Corp. .(quarj__
Co.
(R.
General
(quar.)
Eason
Consolidated Freightways—
-Common
Bradstreet.
Co.
1
4
2
k
preferred (quar.)
(Geo. A.) Co. (quar.)™
Funston
4-
3-
Steel
common
2-17
——
International
6-
47#
'
"
y4-i6
,
.
L—1
New
Laboratories
Dunhill
1
9-15
/
$30c
(quar.) ————i—-—
Eagle-Picher
3-
6-15
10c
$$1.75
15c
Durlron
2-17
1
3-
3-15
2-15
2-15
5-
125c4
Co.
Film
&
1
4-
$12 'AC
1
.
Quarterly
4-25
■'
2-15
3-
(quar.)™™/ *
2__™„__™_
7—2-.——■
Fruehauf Trailer—^- .: >
'7"="'7-
:f. 2-15 V
"
Industries
Duncan
•••
3-15
$25c
$25c
7'Ac
2-17
1
3-
9
2-29
3-
Worth
Fuller
2-20
3-
1
9
3-
.
T.
$62'Ac
participating preferred (partic.)Dumont-Airplane & Marine Instruments, Inc..
2-17
3-
r
(Canada), class.A
,
——
Chemical Co.
Pepper
3-
; 40c •;
-$$1.25%
60c
'
Engineering
Consolidated Electrodynamics),
to
2-17
3-1
v
343Ac
preferred (quar.)
Du-Art
56'Ac
10c
30c
$1.25
60c
——-
(N.
Consol.
3-
3-25
2-29
1
$L12'A
(quar.)__^
Freeport Sulphur (quar.)
Friden Calculating Machine (quar.<
Friedman
(L.) Realty (quar,)____
_7
Quarterly
•
2-24-%
4-10
(quar.)
(quar.)_———
;
Drewery's, Ltd., U. S. A. (quar.)———
Dravo Corp., 4% preference (quar.)— -i-—
1
3-15
2-28
20c
(quar,)
cents pfd. (quar.)
Edison
Consolidated
10-10
45c
62'Ac
2-17
3-
.
2-24
12-10
3-15
•
B and C
2-15
3-15
3-
Extra
2
3-
40c
•
.
J-
3-1
Foundation
3-7
»1
•67#
,
1
3- 9
3-
$1.12'A
-
-
2-17
.3-157.
55c
(quar.b.—$1.12'A
preferred A
Foster-Wheeler
;2-24
3- 2
3- 5
3T 5
■'/
-
4.35%
Fort
1
3-
3-10
25c
1
2-24
9
3-15
^
1
2-13
•
<3-15
40C
.
3-.1
3-
,
"
3
40C
,V
(quar.)_.
.
50c
Dover Industries
(Toror.tc)—
Co.
40
Cigar,
$2
3-21
15c
20c
Quarterly
Consolidated
3-
3-
■y
**
,,
3-
:
3-20
.
1
2-15
.3-1.
3-15
$1'
pfd. (quar.)——
(quar.)
;
Corp., common (quar.)_—
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., common (quar.)—-—
1
3-10
4-10
:
25C
-
i
? 3-20"
$150
$30c
l
3-15
20c '
■7
2-
1
3-
-
2-21
3-15
45c
t$1.25
Class B (quar.)-__—
——„_™™.,:
t$1.25
Foremost Dairies
(quar.)^-^^^.
•
25c
Forest City Industries
r. 7
50 ^
Formula Fund of Boston—*■■,:'.V :
'
Name changed to Smith (Edson.B.) Fund
>"
see announcement under nejy name
'.77v,
Fort Pitt Bridge Works (quar.) __^_„™™
25c Fort Wayne & Jackson BR.,.5'A7# pfd. (s-a)
$2.75
;
6
3-
/
.
;50c
(increased quar.)
preferied
Ford Motor
6
2-
3-
: 25c
.
2-
3
3-
3-14
100%
preferred D (quar.)
;_™7™w$1.08
preferred (quar.)
-™w—'™™.
$1.083A
Ford Motor Co. (initial) iri™^_™_»r*,7_,.
:p 60c
6
3-3
■
'
3-16
2-21
4.32%
>••■
2-10
2-
•
3-27
,
2-15
3-5
$2
'
2-
1
3—3
35c:
$1
1
3"
■\ ;35c
Ltd., 7%
Ltd.
Bros.,
Dresser
—
9
2
3-
4-
40c
———
Dover
Dr.
Quarterly
4'A %
Douglas Oil Co. of Calif.—
5V2 % preferred (quar.)
2-24
3-
$37c
$38c
$37c
$38c
2
—4-.-—-
(quar.).
Dominion Textile,
Donohue
3-
&
preference
Si
Dow
Quarterly
4727#
■
Ltd.
(quar.)—
—
Chemical, Ltd., common-
Stores
3-15
1
1
9-20
(quar.)— ————
Confederation Life Association
2-14
v' 30c
—:—•
Coal, Ltd
Steel &
3-31
1-31
—
(quar.):——
preference
4-
5-
70c
$1
30c
(quar.)—-:
Ltd.
Corp.-Seagram's
Dominion
2-10
(quar.)-———
2-14
1
25c
Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred series A (quar.)—
Dobbs Houses, Inc. (Increased)-———
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp.;; Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
Dominion Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
^ -
Insurance—
common
1
3-
Cup
1
preferred (quar.)
—
Community Public Service (quar.)—
3-
97'Ac
—---
Distillers
Dixie
1
4%
933Ac;
(interim) —
(quar.)-.—
2-15
3-
(quar.)
2-14
:
•
2-17
3-
Ltd.
Commoil,
2-14
1"
25c
1
3-
3-9
$5
(quar.)
Commercial Shearing & Stamping (quar.)—
1
,15c:
•2-29
25c
25c
$20c
(quar.)
Paper, class A
3-
3-
4-28
4GC
•,
.)
quar.)
7
4-
40c
..
(Increased
15c
Fisher & Porter Co. (quar.)
—™10c
Fishman (M. H ), Inc, (quar.)—,
,;i5c
PUzsimmons Store's, class B (quar;
, 30c
57# partic. A (quar.)—
30c
Flintkote Co., common <quar.)
£ 7
60c
$4 preferred
(quar.)
—
.$1
Florida. Power 8c Light, common
—^' ;30c
8
\ /! 1
.
(quar.)
Carpet Co.
3-
,
—
—
3-
Phila
ol
Bank Stock
Firth
$1
55c
.•
common——-™-—-——
American
First
3-15
>
Co., Ltd.—
' '
deposit receipts ord.
Distillers
1
2-15
3-15
35c
preferred (quar,)
47#
•
$12'Ac
—-
—
Ltd.
Enterprises,
Combined Locks
Corp.,
Dictaphone
2-14
933Ac
preferred (quar.)
—
Dewey Portland Cement
(quar )
Diamond Portland. Cement '(quar.)_—;——
2-25
1
r
& Rubber Co.
preferred
4'A%
1
6%
.,v
Firestone Tire
2
1
'
4-2
Fire
2
3-
3-
—
common—
2
3-
1
4-
Realty; (quar.)
&
Corp.,
3-
1
4-
Union
2
4-
1
4-
V *
see
Assojiatien
4-
3-
"
(initial
common
(Marshall)
4-
2-15
>
Mfg., com A (quar.)—_——--—-
3-26
,3- 1
*
1.
——
Supply (quar.)—
Stockyard (quar.)—
:—Harvester
(quar.)——-——-
5
3-
Voting common <quar.) _—
stock (quar.)—_—r,—:———
Denver
3-
3-20 ''
Debenture
Dentists
50c
$5
Quarterly
.
,3-2
9-14
3-20
i2yac
Lines (quar.)
Dennlson
3-15
6-15
9-2 8
*
Dept. Stores
Payable of Rec, ,JI
•
quar.)——<—
Marshall Field & Co.—r
Filtroi Corp." ^increased quar.)
Finance Co. Of America, class A (quar.)
Class
B ((quar.)-'
—
New
Field
87'Ac
(quar.)
Properties
Monte
Delta Air
(Boston)—
Life
Nat'l
common
preferred (quar.)
7%
Del
3- 2
60c
——
Carbon
,
20c
20c
——;
-
Deere k Co.,
2-23
:
7- 2
-.
12'Ac
•
10c
$1,12%
31'Ac
$1.25
35c
_™_.—
Milling
Columbian
-
*
Holder*
When
I
Share
* ':i
c *
Ferro
3-16
25c
•
,2-17
3-15 >:
10c
10c
(quar.)
Columbian
■2-24
7'Ac
50c
(monthly)™
corn,
B
Class
"
62'/2c
50c
Power,
(quar.)
& Elevator (quar.)
Columbia Broadcasting System—
Class
9c
;
—
preferred
Colorado
3-15
2-29.
3-14
15c
.
(quar.)——
(common
Colorado Interstate Gas,
5%
*2-24
75c
10c
k
(monthly)
(monthly)
Preferred
*
75c
87(6c
;
2-28
,
2-17
1
$1.75,
•
2-14
1
3-10
;
35c
Corp.
Central
Common
2-20
41-25
-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common
1
3-
w >
preferred
5%
"A%%
Colorado
.
..
.
(inc. quar.)
Cplonial Acceptance, class A (accum.)
Colonial Sand & Stone (quar.)
Colonial
3-12
loe
.
(quar,)———.
common
Aikman
&
3-31
**,„
2
1
(L.
Darling
3-20
.
preferred
A.) Co. (Increased—
Day-Brlte Lighting
"
---Dayton & Michigan RR., coih. (s-a)_—'
6%
preferred (quar.)
Dayton Power k Light, com. (quar.)—,—r_,
3.75% preferred A (quar.)"—,3.75% preferred B (quar.)—_——————3.90% preferred C (quar.)—.
—
—
4-26
.
4- 3
.15c
(quar.)—.
5% preferred (quar.)
Coigate-Palmolive Co.. com.
$3.50 preferied (quar.)
Collins
1
common
Chemical
Cochran Foil,
i
5-
3-15
Per
•.
'{Name of Company *7
-New common (initial quar.)-*.-.
Corp. ——--J
Fidellty-Phoenlx Fire Insurance (stock div.)
3-10
v
4-
-
$1.75
(quar.)————
———
Cushman's Sons, 7% preferred (quar.)__—•
Dahlstrom Metallic Door Co. (quar.)——,
2-26
•*%-.~.~jj9l~2SZ.
-
Club Aluminum Products
.
1
"'A
-
Sugar
$1.75
$7
2-10
3-
(quar.)_
—
30c
*4.50 preferred
(quar.)—.
•; $1.12 h
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
,
: - . .
,■
$4.50 preferred <quar.)_
. $1.12/a
Cleveland &
Pittsburgh RR.,— -.j;;:,.
7% guaranteed (quar.)
Jx
A% ^special guaranteed (quar.>_
——
.
50c
Cluett, Peabody # Co., com. (Interim):
.
50c
7% 1st preferred (quar.):.—
%.
-H $1-75
,'"4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
;—$1..
Clorox
...
1
3-15
_.,i
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. (quar.)i————
,
Cleve-Ciiffs Iron,
2-18
3-
„
(quar.)^j——'zSf.
common
Hosiery
1
2-18
56 AC
-
2-20
3-12
30c
Sl-TO
$1.37% <
—
(quar.)—i
preferred
5%
Ciaussner
-
3-
bOC
(initial quar.)
City Auto Stamping, new com.
2
3-
<quar.)_——™—™
Co.
Service
Cities
3-
-
''Federated
^
3-
28c
r
;
u
1
3-
3-31
preferred (quar.)T.
,
,$1.75
7% preferred (quar.)
—
--~v,
$1.75
7% preferred (quar.)
——
2—
40c,
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
^
75c
Curtis Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd; iquar.)_
$1
Extra ..——„l-™-_--—
———
2-17
1
3-13
preferred (quar.)
4%
>
3-16
American
7%
2
3-
lZwj
/{>c
.
3-
3-16
Si/75
Chicago
.
3-
$*
*L«>0
Co. quar.)_;
'
3-24
$2
-
8%
quar.)___——67 ho
(initial
common
Chicago Title & Trust
&
Crum
3-23
3-31
25C
—
3-30
50c
Steel Co. of America (Increased)-,
Forster, common (quar.)„,-7
preferred (quar.)
—A— '
Crystal Oil & Land, $1.12 pld. (initial)-—Crucible
««
Common
Holder•»
"
Payable of Rec.
Share
*
..
When
•-
Per
Holder*
When
Per
Share.
'
Railway Equipment->
now on a quarterly basis
Chicago
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Financial Chronicle,.. Monday, .February 27, 1956
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Volume 183
Number 5511... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1003)
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Stock Record «» New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Fraviana
107
Jan
13
Jan
39% Feb
10
1
106% Jan
24
109% Feb
27
13% Feb
9
14% Jan
62% Jan
23
67% Jan
70% Feb
14
76
71
79
18
Aug 26-
;
Aug 25
„
70'/2 Feb
~~
7 %~Mar 23
25% Jan
23% Sep
19
35% Sep
6
20
13
21% Oct
25% Nov
20% Nov
1
12% Oct
20
3
2l
14
"27%
Mar 14
130 :
Dec
4%
Jan
73% Feb
5%
17% Jan
6
32% Jan
-9
22% Jan
23
31% Jan
9
5%
24
21
13
24
108
3
Adams
4
4
19% Feb
10
22% Jan
3
15% Aug 24
12% Feb
8
14% Jan
13
21
36% Feb
9
Jan
4
40"% Jan
Corp.—______
3
Dec
22
Air Reduction Inc common
136
Feb
9
152
Jan
3
5
156
Jan
27
156
Jan
27
Jan
20
4.50% pfd 1951 series
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
17% Oct
7
3% Jan
117
Aug
9
3
4% Feb
16
20% Jan
26% Mar 30
11
23
23% Jan
13
116
Jan
31
117% Jan
19
18
Jan
6
28% July 25
20% Jan
27
80
23% Feb
3
91% Aug
5
11'
July 12
86
10
88 % Jan
23
7% Jan 26
209% Jan
3
326
Jun
170
Jun
'7% Jan
24
23
9
Jan
146
Jan
3
Jan
4
14% Jan
7
93
Jan
20
19
Jan
Dec
7
61% Oct 27
133% Dec
110
6
Sep 26
34% Aug
1
55% May 12
72% Jan 18
2% Nov 16
34
Jan
5
25% Jan
17
82
Oct
70
14
23
6
Feb
27
18% Jan
8
106% Feb
14
115% Jan
3
30
23% Jan
18
25 % Jan
4
33% Feb
23
353/4 Jan
12
51
23
563/4 Jan
25% Dec
40
July 22
/ 63% Jun
98
9
.
Apr 11
81% Apr 13
160% Apr 11
l343/4 Apr
113
Jan
Feb
65
Jan
23
723/e Feb
Jan
24
135% Jan
17
Feb
10
120
Feb
24
23
35% Jan
19
38% Jan
3
88 1, Sep 23
1193/4 Sep 13
3% Mar 29
82
'Feb
14
88% Jan
3
99% Feb
9
41
Sep
3
Jan
6
3% Jan
Jan
13
37ya Jan
23
30
Jan
105% Jun
30
91% Jan
10
107
Feb
79
Jan
23
23
71% Feb
14
8
223/4 Feb
9
139% Jun
Nov 16
Feb
36
1
Sep
32
65
34
Jan
3
36
Feb
31
108
Jan
31
Jan
70% Jan
9
16% Jan
23
19% Feb
23
American Bosch Arma
22% Jan
18
18% Jan
17
6% Oct
11
9% Jan
38% May 16
43 % Aug 31
35% Jan 18
59% Dec
7
48 % Nov
23% Mar 17
27 % Mar 14
91% Sep
48
27
Mar 14
140
Apr
106
Mar 15
44
4
47
13
24
American
Chain
&
5
American
Chicle
23% Oct
13
14
24
31
593/4 Jan
12
American
13% Jan
18
15 % Feb
23
American
14
44% Jan
96
Enka
American
European
American
Export
9
13% Jan
23
15% Jan
23
54
Feb
3
86,
Jan
3% Jan
25
33 % Jan
27
35
Jan
9
'84% Jan
31
97
Feb
24
11% Jan
30
Nov
Aug
15
16
2
99,
18
94% Jan
6
Sep
20
113/4 Jan
Jan
14% Jan
5
12
12
163/b Feb
41% Mar 16
68% Sep
30
100
17
173/4 Jan
3
10
106% Feb
21
"24% Jan
90"
20
3
10
56%
16
13
Jan
35% Feb
20
Jan
104% Jan 24
26% Jan
91
Jan
383/4 Jan
623/4 Jan
106
Jan
3
27
253/4 Feb
14
28
Jun
Jan
16
30
28% Feb
15
20
Jun
30
17
Jan
27
8% Oct
11
13% Jan
30
13% Jan
4
60% Sep 23
38% Apr 11
53% Mar 3
111% Dec
5
143% Feb
6
73/4 Jan
27
8% Jan
3
67
Oct
27
Jan
i
6
21% Mar 14
170
Jun
27% Jun
55% Jan
12
58"% Jan
26
6
313% Feb
24
403/i Jan
9
American
1073/4 Jan
3
Amer Potash
233/a Jan
13
95% Jan
20
21% Feb
16
2
7
179% Jan
5
7% May 25
29% Jan
6
173% Jan
9
Feb
13
9% Jan
37% Feb
3
7% Jan
3
8% Feb
24
9
50% Jan
31% Jan
23
36% Jan
6
72% Apr 11
58 3/8 Sep 21
56
Feb
21
593/4 Feb
463/4 Jan
23
166% Jan
18
6
40% Mar 14
1613/4 Jun
13
39% Jan
3
121% Oct
11
29% Feb
1
46% Nov
64 % Jan
2
172
Apr 22
46% Aug 24
131% Aug 12
433/4 Dec 30
58% Feb
42
6
100
4
1473/4 Nov
12
203/4 Jan
172 3/4 Jan
13
62% Feb 21
130% Jan 20
46
Dec
15
82% Dec
23
55% Nov
5
Feb
13
19
44% Feb
15
Jan
3
59% Jan
16
14
140
Jan
6
14% Feb
21
179% Jan
23
6
Nov
44% Jan
10
893/4 Feb
16
187% July 21
145
21
20
55
31
Nov
3
24
Feb
39% Jan
16
14% Jan
53% Feb
174
Jan
125% Jan
18
137% Jan
177
77% Feb
10
139
Jan
453/4 Jan
129
953/4 Jan
146
Jan
163/4 Jan
187% Feb
6
19
16
1
25% Jan
263/« Jan
19
6
173/4 Feb
21% Jan
6
75% Feb
24
9
Aug 26
65
Jan
6
72
Sep
21
6 3 % Feb
333/4 Mar 30
40
Jun
20
36
Feb
7
103
Jan
20
3
32% Jan
10
1
553/4 Jan
4
29% Feb
15
32% Dec 19
44% Oct
11
3
44% Jan
58% Dec
363/4 Dec
For footnotes
see
75
245/a
1133/4
113%
116 %
35%
35%
28%
70
American
1
26.
Snuff
69
8
Jan
3
383/4 Feb
23
107
Jan
12
363% Feb
24
70
Feb
16
34% Feb
20
102 %
105 Va
24%
15,500
1,200
49,300
120%
1,700
35%
800
28%
28%
*70
600
71
70
70
40
19%
19%
50,400
42
42y8
5,800
•105%
1071%
500
106
106%
■
■J
26
106%
■
25%
25%
25%
26%
20%
*203/4
20%
*203/4
20%
63/8
61/2
63/8
63/2
45%
45%
45
45%
44%
40%
451/8
40 %
56%
40%
41
41
41'/4
411/4
700
55%
56
553/4
56
553/4
55%
3,200
28
28 %
27%
28%
28%
28%
281/4
28%
1,100
33'/4
33%
■■4
33
98%
66%
33
99%
68
44%
*180
33
.
i
*33%
...
.
333/2
99%
99
99
673%
6 7 3/4
68%
195
1343/4
393/4
40%
393/8
40
*36
19%
37
par
14%
15
14%
15
52
52%
52%
••
15
.
200
136
137
138
53%
CLOSED
54
53'%
54
1,700
1,700
15
.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
151/s
15
15%
7,600
39%
39%
40
•35%
363/a
•36
19%
203/8
19%
14%
15%
143/4
14%
53
37
533/4
53'/4
54
Washington's
Birthday
?;
v
103%
103%
102%
3%
33/8
33/8
33/4
*33%
34"%
*33%
34
*33%
91
91%
93
11%
11%
11%
100%
♦99
143/a
•14
16%
*104
105%
x24%
25%
*90
91
373/8
60 %
*106
37%
61%
107%
2
2f%
26
283/4
283%
14%
14%
8%
8%
16%
104
33/4
105%
24%
*90
37%
60%
*106
253/4
•28
145/8
8
3%
200
94'%
945/a
97
11%
11%
11%
5,300
1,100
100'/4
100 »/4
•99'/2
143/a
•143/a
16 »/2
16%
165/8
106%
•105%
1071/2
105 Va
105%
25%
253/a
26'%
26%
26%
91
90
90
90
90
37%
37%
61%
613/4
108
,
"
•
I
•106
14%
26
30
•28
.*•
■
14%
100
175
5
73/4
10
175
7%
32
-
32%
56
56
51
51%
171% 172
*42%
43
*126% 127
x43 %
44
73/4
56
513/a
173
*>
f
;
"
"
43
433/8
57%
*90
57%
57%
92
144%
143%
•90
26
*28
26%
30
8%
8%
58'/a
58%
58%
12,300
5,700
30%
31 '/a
305/a
313/8
10,400
37%
37%
38%
105 %
104%
1051/4
3,600
22%
223/8
225/a
28,100
•175
177
177
73/4
7%
7%
8%
32 %
32%
321/4
32%
58
57
52%
52 3/8
1713/4
174
»
127
43%
433/4
573/4
57%
92
15
l833/8
184
183%
25
77%
78
77%
100
140%
140%
1403/4
141%
25
48%
49%
48%
49%
5
9%
9%
93/8
93/8
*
•
.
i
1843/s
78
25
273/4
273/4
•27%
25
*26%
26%
20%
26%
203/4
26%
American Zinc Lead &
Smelting
1
Anaconda Co
50
20 %
71%
73%
72%
65%
65
66
37%
37"%
37%
37%
106%
i
1
i
i
60
25,000
2,500
5 6 3/2
390
53%
535/8
30,300
1713/4
1713/4
300
56 »/2
533/8
172
183%
773/4
140
433/8
127
43%
•127
44%
44
58%
X55
•90 i/a
92
144%
143
15 3/4
15
183%
184%
77%
7 8 3/8
141
•
•140
43%
128
200
20
44%
8,800
55%
4,3*0
92
144'/2
100
750
153/4
1,200
1943/4
26,800
78%
10,900
141%
280
49%
49'Za
49%
50%
26,300
93%
9%
93/8
9%
1,500
200
28
♦271/4
25%
25%
200
21'/a
20'A
205/a
8,500
74
i
26
203/4
733/4
64%
*
20%
28
92
143%
15
15
58
7,800
•
•43
43
127
100
100
8%
73/4
144%
3,700
1,100
323/a
14%
15
30
143/4
♦
143%
26%
14%
•175
i
*
•126%
200
22'A
•
•
176%
32
900
10,400
36%
t
;
22%
176%
37%
61%
106
143/4
8
8'/a
22%
61%
50
573/4
1
104%
22%
37'%
105'/2
60
23,600
1043/4
143/a
36 %
22%
37'/a
62
107'/a
100
1.600,
1
26
1033/4
2,100
34
143/a
105 %
1.400
.
34
16%
143/8
163/8
104
8,600
..
•
34
*99
100%
B__No par
12,200
106'/4
3%
26,300
.
11%
30%
No par
104
20 »/4
93%
57%
5
7,600
37
•
20
Stores Co
1
American Sugar
Refining com__100
7% preferred
100
American Sumatra Tobacco
5
40%
-
^
19%
103%
16%
38,100
*185
3%
90
130
693%
185
*101%
*11%
600
99%
68
136
53%
*36
,r
3,400
•99
•180
541/4
par
45
'
67%
•180
195
133
33
45
44%
*98%
14%
25
17,500
45 %
533/4
par
100
4,000
46
56
1343/4
No par
14,300
"
40%"
36%
series
28 %
193/a
57%
com
50
28%
42 Va
30'/a
Corp
104%
19%
37%
common
.
35 %
•103
42
58
common
•118
34%
103%
6%*' 6%
443% 45Va
45
25
com
120
42%
30 %
Anaconda Wire & Cable
103 %
19%
14%
American
Preferred 5%%
300
41%
54
6%
Viscose
28 3/4
183/4
106
135
100
Co
283/4
343/8
70
106 /4
443/4
1
Building Co—No
Refg
100
28%
103%
283/8
71
37
119
103
29
500
37
102%
35%
103
105
53%
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
Anchor
page
73 Va
24%
3
39
*36
102%
30
American Water Works Co
Preferred 6% series
30% Jun
13% Jan
75
24%
102%
37
American
28% Aug
Mar
73
24%
400
28%
29
573/a
13
16% Oct 14
110
723/4
23%
*28 %
1
513/4 Jan
4
17
7
72
23%
106
No par
preferred
106%
120
2%
39
50
American T«1 & Tel Co
30
8ep
28,000
104 3/o
3
*36
No par
American Tobacco
6% preferred
Jan
103
1073/4
*2%
3
1
Co
1
Jan
52% Jan
106 Va
1043/4
118%
39
29
102%
72
5
3
10
83
13,600
104
14%
100
27
29
6
4,100
87 Va
*70
No par
84 % Feb
Jan
Jan
375/a
35
No par
145% Jan
263/i Jan
47
37
10
preferred
American Safety Razor
American Seating Co
7%
14,900
863/4
25%
com
1%
Amer Smelt &
500
72%
87
*103
*28%
5
Amer Rad & Std
Sany common
American Ship
96%
147
363/4
1
cl
300
86 %
112
10
Co
Chem
96'/a
70%
*140
23%
100
17
29% Aug 16
10
&
96 Vs
*2%
*36
*28%
102%
72
common—7
11
8% Oct 27
26% Jan 13
25% May 17
11% Jan
Optical
6,300
36%
1023/4 104:%
100
f.
Natural Gas
American News Co
54%
87
40c
com
American
53%
36%
'
American Molasses Co
American Motors Corp
9
533/4
118%
-10
American Metal Products com
5%% convertible preferred
28% Feb
1,400
523/4
118%
*14
35% Feb
34
86%
*99
Ltd
24%
33%
36
preferred—100
preferred
24
34
*95 %
•'
1
32
38
4%%
24%
33%
*116
International Corp new_l
American Mach &
Fdry
3.90% preferred
7,800
24%
•
87
1
5
Amer Machine & Metals
17
46% Jan
6
26% Oct 27
American
2,300
36%
*203/4
American Investment Co of 111
new_l
5%% prloi preferred
100
Amer Metal Co
10% Jan
31% Sep
noncumulative
17%
112%
'
.
•117
25
6%
6%
173/s
110%
117
6%
American-Home
,
26,900
8C
20
convertible preferred
Products
American Ice Co common
100
341/b
120
363/a
20%
Foreign Power—No
Hide & Leather
110
117
263/a
Inc
4
20% Mar 14
24% Mar 16
.
American
17%
109%
71
6%
Secur—No
3
11
17%
33%
*116%
150
20%
Corp
Lines
33%
119
70%
No par
No par
American Gas & Electric Co
American Hawaiian SS Co
12
4% Jan
103% Jan
4
21
9
13% Jan
16% Nov 15
18 % Dec
2
1313/4 Jan
4
Jan
American &
24
1
107% Feb
108
American
7
24
Mar 30
13% Sep
105
16
36% Feb
145
*140%
253/4
Distilling Co
Tiling
20% Feb
25,900
500
*135
*116%
70%
1
12.50
Encaustic
3
83/4
•219
140
149
1
;
10
47% Jan
Washington's
Birthday
10,500
•
Corp
Cable
8%
500
33
96%
70%
8%
16,900
881/2
140
♦139
100
commen
17% Jan
•
8
Dec
Co
35% Jan
22
Mar 30
5% Apr*
38
•523/4 Jan
96%
703/4
18%
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series B_100
33/4% conv preferred series C-100
39% Feb
27% Jan
5
Feb
69% Feb
10
88 % Nov
25
100
96
42%
preferred
Sep 29
% Sep 22
7
Oct
6
97% Jan
56% Dec 27
35% Apr
45% Jan
Jan
24
11
104
34
8%
*87
*219
53 3/8
18%
American Colortype Co
Americari Crystal Sugar com
4%% prior preferred—,
27
523/4 Dec
21
7%
18
323/4 Jan
34
41%
Co
32% Jan
700
88
STOCK
24%
34
52%
20
41 % Feb
21
*24
35
Corp com__2
Radio
67
27% Feb
100
21%
150
par
common
&
453/a Jan
Feb
3% Nov 21
Inc
21
Jan
116%
21%
1093/4
53%
com—No par
preferred
27
Jan
16'
Sep
Theatres
5%
55% Feb
138
40
17 % Dec
Can
176
20% Sep
103
American
Jan
3
6
6
126
3
96% Jan 26
13% Dec
7
47% Jan
21
40
.
Cable
Jan
Jan
17
American
Jan
Nov
Jan
6
61
15
Jan
11
7% Jan
176
12% Aug 17
11
3
20% Jan
38% Jan
9
15% Jun
65
27% Jan
9
19
■»
21%
•115 %
21%
88
17%
108%
24%
69%
1
10
preferred
44% Jan
6
21%
116 %
21%
120
17
109%
1
96
50
common
Co
14
17
16%
300
4%
21%
33%
*116%
Broadcasting-Paramount
14
8
34
Shoe
convertible
23
17
130
Brake
6% Feb
22
54
21
4%
69% Dec
19
Nov
Amer
109% Sep
135% Dec
11
28
20
23
100% Jan
26
1
42% Feb
106% Feb
433/4 Feb
33% Dec
Oct
62% Feb
3
3
Nov
120
4
.116%
A
8%
32%
4%
*140
50
20% Jan
46% Sep 16
8%
33%
53%
1
com
preferred
30
71% May
12% Jan
7
6%
24
Jan
24% Jan
3
Jan
33
American Bank Note
Amer
33% July 15
21% Mar 8
423/4 Dec
Jan
Co
27
39% Jan
*88
8%
*34%
•
20
100
conversable preferred
Jan
104
88%.
*24
/
No par
70
19
5
.—100
21
107% Sep
21%
109
No par
common—No par
Nov
22% Mar 30
42% Dec 14
117%
21%
16%
No par
convertible preferred-—100
American Bakeries Co com—No
par
4%% cum conv preferred
100
9
6
*116%
*116%
3%%
26
24
160
4
38%
21%
32%
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
American Airlines common
_1
7
Jan
28% Feb
•157
4%
CLOSED
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)..
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No
23
103
72
6
Feb
160
117%
8%
2,100
13,700
•157
21%
88%
12%
146
4
21%
5,100
.
39%
146
21%
:
12%
39
160
♦is?
2,000
20%
146
4%
21%
13%
400
123
38%
EXCHANGE
6%
8
14
2
12
120
13
20
•142%
143
14
Jan
33% Jan
100
Jan
14
13 %
121
20%
38 %
21%
*88
120%
142%
142
500
Nov
14% Jan
••
110% Feb
13
38 %
-
31%
20%
*219
Amalgamated Leather
3
May 31
110
27% Mar 15
13
20%
13
38%
24%
31%
300
32%
24 %
118
*130
Aluminium Limited
9
24% Feb
91% Feb
29% Jun
6
20%
32
24%
31%
31%
117%
20%
*115
4.08% convertible preferred___100
Alpha Portland Cement
10
Aluminum Co of America
1
30
28% Jan
"
117%
32%
31%
,
-
13
37
118
-
23%
31%
143
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
3%% convertible preferred
3
4
6
100
108% Jan
6
May
11
31
3
30 3/4 Nov
39
Oct
Jan
973/4 Jan
32%
23%
500
Allied Stores
Corp
4% preferred
24
131
15
20
2,000
3,900
32
*135%
Allied Mills
4-
96
-
1,200
4,500
3%
1
73%
73%
*219
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co
73%
15 %
No par
Allen Industries Inc
6,100
14%
23%
1
66
73%
21%
100
65%
♦72
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp new_l
Aliegneny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
12
117
common
65%
73
15
160
5
2,600
64%
72%
144%
100
14
72%
*157
100
5%% preferred A
$4 prior preferred conv
8
16% Jan
:
common
13"%
14%
31%
'
200
13%
14"%
32%
12%
1
11,000
108%
13%
72
23%
38 %
lo
common
preferred
Alleghany Corp
24
114% Jan
20% Jan
102
34 % Feb
11
1223/4 July
22
51% Mar 14
94% Jan.
Nov
26
Jan
20% Aug 26
S
34
117
Jan
30
104
135
Inc
4%%
3
Inc
preferred
Aldens
3
Mar 14
122
Jan
Products
7%
6
Jan
"
i
Alco
108%
Shares
72
*143
100
109
14%
32
20
100
r
the Week
40%
15%
118
No par
•108%
40
73
32
1
40%
*71
23%
,
1
Aeroquip Corp
109
Friday
Feb. 24
72
32%
Corp—10;
Jan
109% Jan
-
—1
157
■
15
_____No par
170
6
64%
71%
Mar 15
*
64%
40
13%
72%
10
40%
13%
64%
2.50
Addressograph-Multigraph
40%
14
72%
Co
Feb. 23
♦108%
64
Corp
Thursday
Feb. 22
109
25
Inc
Dec
2% Nov 29
40%
13%
Sales for
Wednesday
Feb. 21
50
107
28
39%
_—l
common
155
v
_5
.1
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Feb. 20
called
Express
Admiral
Monday
wl00—'*108%
Stores
Adams-Millis
127
common
Co
32% Jan
19
"41% Dec
Steel
Acme
LOW AND HIGH
~
—
preferred
ACF-Wrigley
24% Jan
Jan
30% Jan
preferred
'
Par
•
preferred—_
ABC Vending Corp
ACF Industries Inc
14% Feb
30
34% Sep
19
Jun
77% Jan
Abbott Laboratories
30% Feb
-
'
30
.
)
STOCK
EXCHANGE
42% Jan
Feb
16% Jan
18
Jan
NEW YORK
Highest
3
111
6
46% Jan
Lowest
48% Jan
19
53
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
37% Oct 28
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1955
Loweot
Exchange
75
74'/2
753/8
72,700
66
66 3/4
66%
66%
890
37%
383/4
38
38%
3,000
28
*25%
t
*
28
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4 preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes Copper Mining
6.25
106%
•104%
•104V2
1061/2
•104 i/i
106'/a
—21.80
33%
33%
33%
33%
333/2
353/4
353/4
363/4
17,600
10
64%
65 3A
34"%
65
65%
64"%
65 »/2
64
653/a
14,900
341/4
34%
341/4
34%
1,600
No par
14
*105
34
34%
34%
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
1G
Monday, February 27,.1956
(1004)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Highest
LtVMl
5YzFeb
4Ya May 19
6% Jan
3
4
Jan
18
11
43% Feb
14
37
Feb
10
Oct
38
31% July
3
24% May
Armco
17% Jan
3
Armour
Feb
6
Armstrong Cork Co common
Dec
15
15% Feb
7
35% Apr
29 Ye Jan
18
96 Yi Aug
30
102% Apr
28
19
29
6% Jun 14
Mar 15
97 Vz Jan
9% Feb
3
Jan
7
17
30 Ye Jan
34
Nov
28
28% Feb
16
12% Jan
6
17
Jun
17
15% Jan
11
25% Apr
5
30
Jun
16
27% Jan 10
24
17% Feb
2nd
16%
2.50
Inc
"
16 Yz
29 Ye
l
com_—
preferred $1.50 series__No par
Associated
Goods
Dry
3$
101 V
19
7%
17a
28%
28%
38
29%
29
50%
£0
52 Yi
52 Yz
53Yz
26,300
17%
53,300
30%
6,600
17
19
29
29 Y»
29'
37% Sep
26% Mar 14
8
62% Feb
1
69
14
Jan
3
Common
23
110% Jan
5
5.25%
23
60% Jan
30
55
May 27
,
Feb
106 Yi Jan
8
Aug 15
113
Jan
35
16%
>
81 Ya
31
EXCHANGE
108%
,
121% Jan
15
27% Dec
V-
13
30
86% Oct
13
101
41% Oct
3
Oct
146%
®0
147 Yz
60%
60
fin 1/,
28 Ye
Jan
28
31
20
Feb
7
10
3
Atlantic
8
34% May 17
t
V
40% Sep
9
35 Yz Jan
5
39% Jan
28 Ya
28 Yz
15
101 % Apr
20
97 Yz Jan
11
99% Jan
6
48% Mar 31
41% Feb
9
45
100
67
Preferred
3
Jan
Jan
47% Mar 14
68
4
Atlas
10
July 18
16% Nov 16
14% Jan
8
11% Jan
9
Austin
Jan
11
16% Jan 19
17 Yz Feb
24
Mar 21
27% Dec
22
23
Jan 20
26% Jan
3
19
26
5% Oct
Dec
6% Aug 18
Jan 18
114
6
11% Jan
30% Jan
Jun
35% Jan
13 Ye Feb
15% Jan
14
10
113
Feb
2
Jan
100% Jan
5
104
Feb
14
1
41% Feb
13
48% Jan
3
105
6
68 Yz Jan
27
9
47 Ye Feb
24
14
Feb
Jan
.
Rights
48 Y2 Nov
66% Jan
13
60
Jan
19
64% Jan
15% Jan
26
Sep
19
20 Ye Jan
23
22
38 % Mar
45
Sep
15
39
Jan
6
33% Jan
72% Mar 29
48
Dec
133
24
103% Jun
8
45
Jan
29
116
Jan
23
106 Ye Jan
38% Dec
1
33% Jan
23
37 Yi Jan
9
30
25 Ye Jan
Mar 18
88% Jan
9
July 11
Jan
3
26% Oct
24
,
29% Dec
Nov
6
47% Jan
Beech
6
Feb
15
29% Jan
25
1-2% Jan 31
14
Feb
Feb
16
23% Jan 27
27
Jan
Bell
Aircraft
15
28 Ye Feb
14
33
Jan
Bell
&
Jan 30
101
14
26
Apr
22
18
Apr
59% Mar
,
30
Mar 14
43
Jan
7
22% Feb
,
'■x'
30
32% Feb
15
Best
23
48 Yz Feb
24
169% Dec
172
Nov
145 % Feb
Jan
18
85% Sep
15
11
40
Dec
22
31
26
Mar
165% Jan
172 Y2 Feb
16 Ye Jan
13
Jan
5
84
10
78
4
30
'29Vz Jan
6
34% Jan
23
36 Yz Feb
24
3
69% Jan
27
79% Jan
3
88% Mar
20 % Mar 15
31% Sep
29
26
Jan
23
25
Aug 23
39% Jan
3
26
Ye Feb
16
12
Dec
20
Jan
3
13 :
Jan
4
19% Jun
22
15% Feb
,
9
9 Yi Jan
14
11% Jun
Dec
30
66% May
43% Nov
29
48 V4 Apr
29% Feb
t,
21
29% Jan
16
14
Jan
10
17
Jan
3
12 Ye Jan
17
3
58 Ye Feb
14
64
Jan
12
Borden
29
38 Yz Jan
17
44% Feb
24
Borg-Warner Corp common
7
11% Jan
3
Co
95 Ye Sep
12
100 Ya Nov
15
97 Yz Jan
10
98 Yz Feb
53Y«Jan
6
61% Sep
16
54% Jan
11
57
14*% Jan
3
30
Dec
30
20
Feb
16
29 Yz Jan
3
3
64
Ya Sep
19
51
Feb
21
61 Ye Jan
3
5%
14% Jan
31
10
preferred
3Yz%
3
12 Ye Nov
38
51% Oct
19
2
Mar 14
24
May 10
66% Jan
6
28 Ye Jan
28
95
32
Aug 11
Sep
26
14 Ye Jan
6
82
Jan
6
20% Jan
6
33
Mar 14
15% Jan
85% Jan
6
20
18% Mar 28
13% Jan
49 Ye Dec
45
56 Ye
July 20
24% Jan
99
19
Sep
Jan
54
20
5
9
Jan
9
21 Ye Jan
23
11
51% Feb
30
97
Feb
88 Ye Jan
9
6
28% Feb
14
25
95 Ye Jan
4
36 Yz Feb
16
32% Jan
23
34% Jan
10
15
17% May 17
111
July 25
14
100
Feb
'
Jan
16
Union
&
Shoe
31% Feb
23
25% Jan
43
Dec
30
38% Jan
23
43 Yz Jan
July 21
19% Jan
23
21% Jan
Budd
95 Ye
July 29
91% Jan
25
27% Jan
9 4 Ye Feb
$5
(The)
29% Jan
11
Feb
1
Feb
8
Buffalo
47% Feb
21
30%-Feb
13
36 Ye Jan
13
Bullard
20
25% Sep
6
20% Jan
19
22 Ye Jan
11
Bulova
15 Ye Feb
7.
16% Jan
3
16
Mar 15
21 Ye Aug
78
Dec
12
92% Mar
71
Sep
30
80
Jun
27
1
8
30
Feb
16
81% Jan
19
77 Ye Feb
8
77 Ye Feb
8
80
22
26
83% Feb
3
Jan
20
22
28 Ya Jan
23
32 Ye Feb
21
19% July 1
30% Oct 31
15 Ya Feb
9
16% Jan
9
Bush
22 Vz Feb
17
31 Ye Jan
5
11 Ye Feb
24
8% Oct
24
11
12% Aug 26
9% Jan
23
Oct
11
36 Ye Feb
3
26;
Jan
30
32% Jan
3
99 Ye Jan
26
103% Jan
4
99
Jan
11
103% Jan
3
33% Jan
7
40 Yz Jan
23
5 Ye Feb
9
12% Jan
20
2% May 17
16% Jan
6
6% Nov
15
37% Oct
14
26
Jan
6
46% July 28
6% Aug 15
15% Mar 3
11 Ye Apr
44% Dec
42
Nov
17 Ye Dec
y
Jan
16
7
7
64
Jan
31
32 Y2 Aug 29
30% Jan
24
32
Jan
6
28 Ye Mar 14
35% Jun
18
53% Dec 30
31% Feb
59
21
52% Jan 20
see
page
2fl.
(A M)
California
14
35 Ye Jan
54
Jan
41
Packing Corp
g
1
1
11
4
& Hecla
Inc
5
—
Canada
$4.25
conv
preferred—
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
Cannon
1
1.80
15
Dry Ginger Ale-com—1.66%
Canada Southern Ry Co
Pacific
Mills
Ltd
Ry
2,100
•
50 Ya
*
50%
•
17 Yz
105 V2
36%
28%
28
1,000
.48%
70
10
106
36 Ya
36%
28 Ya
28%
12,800
.28%
>
5,700
8,100
21%
21
v>;
:
,91
♦89
91
♦89
2,000
t
122
*105%
36%
Yi
150
1,600:
17%
48
122
106
600
>41
•51% ?;
X17%
123
36 Ya
91
*4Q
1,100
20%
*20 Ya
49
48 Ya
123
106
-:'i
,v
f'-'r '
62 Yi
61%
51%
17%
17 Yz
49 Yz
48
*46%
•
62%
51
130
11 Yi
47 Ya
140
47%
27%
28
27 Yi
28
27%
277s
4,800
13 Ya
13 Yi
13 Yi
13 Yi
13 Yi
13%
1,300
23%
24 Yi
STOCK
24%
25%
29 Ya
29%
29%
EXCHANGE
30
30 Ya
■
CLOSED
98
*96
98
2Ya
2 Ys
55%
55 Ya
18%
:
32 Ya
.
.
168 Yz
168 Yz
15 Yi
-
169
No par
100
No par
25
No par
400
3,800
14%
80 Yz
83
10
35 Ya
33%
34
33%
32 Ya
33 Yi
'
Yz
33%
32%
27%
28%
27%
28
27%
36:
73 Ya
36
36
36
36 Ya
76
28%
29%
28%
29 Yi
28%
29
27
27
26 Ya
27
26 Yz
26 Vz
13
13
■>; 74:
73%
15%
12 Ya
15%:-
'
22,300
36 Vz
f
900
38,500
9,500
200
16 Ya
6,600
12 Ya
12 Yi
390
16
16
*12Ya
12 Va
28 Ya
'
*13Yi ,13%
13%
13 Ya
-"'15%
1,300
20,300
75 Yz V 76 Ya
33
12 Yi
1,100
60
5,600
60%
60
60 Yi
43%
44%
44 Yi
44%
*98 Yz
99 Vz
*98 Yz
99 Yz
55 Ya
56%
56%
21%
20%
21 Yi
21 Ya
51 Yz
51
52 Yz
53Yi,
14 Ya
14 Yi
14Vi
14%
14 Yi
14%
7,500
49%
50 Yz
50%
51 %J
50%
51%
17,800
55%
56:
56%
217/a
22
603/a
44
433/a
'
51
55%
22
91%
29 Y2
14Ya
r
55 Yi
'
21%
22
92
93%
29 Yi
*97 Yz
Ya
52
■%>.:
29%
29 Yz
♦97 Yz
33%
33 Ya
14
14Yi
>
:
14 Ya
29%
"■
99
26%
26 Yi
41Ya
41 Yi
20Ya
20 Ya
93Yi
28%
29
32%
33 Ya
32%
21%
21%
22
•
15Ya
16
15%
*81
82
81
♦71
30
♦84Yz
85
33%
22
56
22 Yi
-97
30%
;
1,100
600
2,100
2,300
9,700
14 Yi
4,600
6,300
101
2,800
41%
29 Yi
29%
4,800
22 Yi
42 Ya
10,500
20 Ya
93 Yz
28%
5,600
:26Yz
20 Ya
16,600
26 Yz
20%
93 Ya
93
'
17,900
99 Yz
14'/a
41%
19%
,
33 Yi
*100
26%
40%
'
56 Yi.
33 Ya
14Yi
26%
v
*97 Yz
*
33 Yi
101
♦100
101
•100
94
22 Yi
96
29%
99 Yz
*55 Yz
95 Yz
33 Ya
-
Yz
,
43
5%
13%
7%
40%
41 Yt
37 Ya
37%
16 ' " 16 Yi
94 Yz
94 Y2
*62Y2
64
31%
31%
32%
32%
53 Yi
53 %
169
14%
*
83
35
21
10% 10Ya
26% .26 /a
*101
102
168 Yz
15 Ya
14%
82
59%
81
SO
°4/z
30%
23,200
35:'* 7
52
26%
40%
19%
*83
2,200
159%
48
34 Yz
22
*100
800
48 Yz
153 Yi
48
*80 Ya
55%
33 Y4
14
32%
82
60
99
33 Y2
14 Yi
100%
27
40%
20 Ya
93 Y2
586,100
153%
•167 Yz
14%
55 Ya
29
11,100
2%
*32 Ya
327/a
47 Ya
55%
*97Ya
19%
Yz
2
2%
152 Ya
99 Yz
"91%
11,300
•56%
19%
2%
47
55¥2
\
*•'
19
152 Yi
*98 Yz
" 22
1,100
30 Ya
98
:
55
' -•
151 Yz
43%
99 Ya
49 Y2
9,400
253/a
30%
Birthday
"
32%"'
46%
25 Ya
*96
>98
*96
.
*47
Washington's
2%
32
32%
46 %
153 %
15%
23
No par
preferred—100
Zinc-Lead
•47 Yi
k 47
Vz
21
*40
47
47
*15%
22%
common
participating
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
Campbell W & C Foundry
62 Yz Feb
For footnotes
71*
Calumet
7
Feb
Byers Co
3
3
Ye Feb
*20 Yz
*89
£6
——_5
Zinc
17
19
64
Butte Copper &
23
Jan
13
20%
28 Yi
15 <*
81
*71
84'»
30Ya
15
7Yz Jan
38
20%
36 Ya
21%
1
14 Yz Feb
10
62 Ya
36%
28 Y2
91
*29
32%
5
43% Jan
Feb
67% Jan
preference
Co
3
Feb
16
61%
*105 Yz
1
100
100
100
Inc
Co
23
34% Jan
July 15
61%
17%
500
1,400
.
,V;'V
46%
49 Yi
20
67 Yi
'
*45%
*120
5
1
Co
Bros
Callahan
17 Ye Jan
100
No par
Terminal
9
98
17
5
Burroughs Corp
13
16
26
5
Co
Jan
93 Yz Feb
14% Sep
10
6% Jan
40
14
91% Jan
25% Jan
11
12
47
♦46 Yz
41
10
Forge
6Y2 Jan
45
No par
Co
Watch
Butler
6
15
Co common—
second
Apr
34 Ye Jun
Jan
47
■
Yz.
21%
52
14
47
!
1
Inc
4Yi%
92
6
23
67 Yi
20%
59%
43 Yi
*98 Y2
55 %
2.50
preferred
3
85
Gas
2x/i%
22% Jan
Mar 18
67%
47
32%
46 Y4
——100
No par
Burlington Industries Inc com
4% preferred
i
76% Jan
15
I
preferred
21
Nov
21% Dec
45%
67%
70
19,900
45%
•
21 Yz
2
—3.50
No pur
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
27% Aug 17
26
Co
Bucyrus-Erie
23
23
44%
19%
_5
50
Bigelow
Brown,
103% Jan
.
Brooklyn
Brown
3
Feb
105
67 Yi
55 Yi
2.50
preferred
34%
112 Yz
*104
-
Bristol-Myers Co common.
3%%
34 Yi
*111%
45 Yi
*50Ya
6,500
34%
111%
44%
.
6,900
24,900
34 Ya
*104 '105
67
46
500
6%
14 Yi
45
46 Yi
100
103
111%
34 Yi
111%
105
18%?
—100
Co
*6Yi
14
54 Ya>
100
—
——
13
4,100
102
19%
RR—
4Y2%. preferred
3
Feb
98
Maine
Briggs Manufacturing
Briggs & Stratton
24
32% Jan
&
49 Yi
6%
54 Y2
25
Co_
Bridgeport Brass Co common
19
Jan
Edison
preferred
Braniff Airways Inc
23
57 Ye Jan
23
100 Yz Apr
34% May
Boston
Boston
,
Jan
48 Yi
14 Ya
19
15
—5
100
—
Common
28 Ye Jan
(The)
48 Yi
14
„
.
134,300
103 Yz
.
25% Jan
28
64% May 18
61
23
14
Nov
38
15% Mar 14
3
33% Jun
28 Ye Mar 15
8
11
33% Feb
28VaJan 23
Jan
39 Yz Jan
;•? 7%
47 Ya
Bethlehem
3
5,000
7 Yi
6Y4
53%
1
-
25%
7Ya
20%
1 peso
-
17 Yz
102 Yi
'
500
10 %
17 Yz
25 Yi
6%
33%
*
10
Ya
25 Ya
47%
14%
111%
•104
1,800
10
17
102 Yi
13%
Steel (Del) com—No par
151
17% preferred
;
100
*168Y2 171Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
xl5Ya 15%
:
4Ya% Pfd series of 1951
100
*80% 81 Ya
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1 ;i.i
34
34 Ya
Biaw-Knox Co
(Delaware)
10
32%
33
Bliss (E W) Co
1 V
275/8 27%
Bliss & Laughlin Inc—;
—2.50
35% 35Va
Boeing Airplane Co
5
73 ■
73%
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
5
27 Ya
29
Bon Ami Co class A
——No par
26 Yi
26 Y2
Class B
No par
13
13 Ya
Bond Stores Inc
—;—1
15%
16
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
1.25
12 Ya
12 Ya
7
9
168
33 Yi Oct
Sep
9
26
32% Feb
16
Jan
14 Yz Feb
9
Sep
18
&
98 Yi
-
7%
7%
47%
*6Yi
20 %
11,600
66
>25
25 Yi
101
v
43 Yi
65%
*17Yi
17Yz
7Yi
47%
48%
340
427/a
65%
10
1U
25
,
99%
43 Yi
47 Ya
*96
1
Best Foods
6
Aug 17
Co
Jan
1U
*17 Ya
98 Yi
42 Yi
65
:
64 Y2
*63 Ya
64
4
%
98%
98 Yz
42 Yz
5
Co
Benguet Consol Mining Co
31
1
9
98 Yz
42 Ya
.
21Y4
2jVa
100
Finance
44% Jan
6
7
25
Beneficial
24
56 Ya July
158 Yu Sep
24
1
10
common
Bendix Aviation
3
2% Feb
35% July 25 t
101 Yz Jan
74
3
20 Ye Jan
6
1 % J an
—
Co
preferred
4%%
30
30
18% Jan
12
Jan
58 Ye Jan
.49% Jan 19
7
14
Dec
2
101
10
1
Co
Corp
Howell
99%
42 Ya
99%
-
27 Ya 27 Ya
13
13Ve
24 Yt ' 24%
—50
RR
Packing
Beldlng-Heminway
101
8
Oct
13 Ye Jan
Creek
23,700
35 Ya
28 %
*89
21
*47Va
—100
1
•
Beech-Nut
42 Ya Apr
19% Sep
1
Feb
27
38 Ya
105Ya 105%
_1
pfd
4%%
38
6
17
45
(A S)
Beech Aircraft Corp
17% Jan
28
Jan
96% Mar
3
Inc
Instruments
Beck Shoe
16
Jan
"47
34% May
,•
30% Jan
22
Jan
24%
14
Oct
.49
91
20%'Feb 10
Corp
conv
Beckman
4
30% Jan
23
96
30
18
Works
Co common
12.50
prior preferred—100
AYi% preferred
100
Beaunlt
Mills
Inc
2.50
20
11
12
Beatrice Foods
3%%
37 Yi
*41
42
50Y2
50%
17%
I7Y2
49 Yz
49 Y2
*120
130
—50
10
No par
Bayuk Cigars Inc-
3
Feb
26
26
40
6
3
124
105 Ye Jan
Jan
Nov
85
Bath
2
20 Ye Sep
24
9
Iron
37%
20 Y4
—10
preferred
4Vz%
16
107 Ya May
22 Y, Mar 14
«,——10
common
19 Ye Jan
17
Jun
50
,
Corp
Barker Brothers
49% Jan
Jun
13
Oil
Barber
6,
30
54 Yz Jan
16
57
147
13
Jan
preferred—100
issued"
"when
41 Yz Jan
14
17 Ye Jan
23
19% Nov
14% Jan
48
Ye Feb
Jan
100
——
Common
37 Ye
33% 34 Ys
111% 111%
104
104
44 Ye
45%%
*67
67 Y2
46 Y2 46 Y2
rlY8
1 ft
*46
46 Ye
62 Yz 62%
100
100
common
Bangor & Aroostook RR
2.
37%
6 Ye
6 Ye
100
101%
13Y2
13%
1
noncumulatlve
4%
19
65
75% Nov 23
45
July 14
6
Jan
42 Ye Jan
% Feb
64% Jan
30
Ohio
&
37%
714
48%
3
No par
common
Gas & Elec Co—No par
Baltimore
37%
7Ya
preferred series C
4%
4,400
25Ys
preferred series B
4Yz%
47%
24%
«fe Wilcox Co
Baltimore
7
4
30
47 Yi
of Amer—5
Inc
T)
99%
47 Ya
10 Ya
(The)-Nopar
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
13
12
35 Yz Feb
Jan
110
(B
Babcock
1,400
99%
46%
*99
99%
*99.
17 Ya
Mfg Corp (The)
3,300
i
47 Ya
*10
$2.25 conv preferred
Babbitt
53% Sep
18
/
3 i
103% Jan
5
12
113% May
14
99
Avco
24
6% Jan 26
5
14
Feb
33 Ye Jan
24% Mar 30
35% Aug 12
10
Mar 31
109
6% Jan
95
Mar 24
49 Ye Feb
5,400
60 Va
28%
46%
*17%
Canteen Co
Automatic
-20
—
prior pref
147 Yz
28%
■
46 Ya
99%
($1.20)—No par
common—-No par
Nichols
Conv
7% Feb 24
5
5
6
10
8% Feb
66
Jan
44% Jan
Mar 30
54
Feb
10
18
8% Apr
Oct 20
42
61% Feb 13
9
:4
———,—5
Powder
r
k'
18
$3.75
Atlas Corp
3,700
37
98 Yz
42 Ya
64
—10
series B
26
38% Sep
28%-
3,100
'
•,
60 >:
60%
5,100
.
,:■% Y 180
i
50
147 v
60 Ya
Birthday %
109
59%
-
:•.?
31%) ■L
109
>
28 Yi
:
29 Yz
-31 Ya
146 i>. 147 Ya
Washington's
147
%» >
91,600
17%
29 Yi
45 Yz
No par
RR
146 Yi
17%
;
59%
59%
28 Yz
*99
-i-100
—
Line
Coast
Atlantic Refining common
9
96% Sep
preferred
4%
:
Co com—6.50
City Electric
48% Jan
100
1
23
50
Preferred
Atlantic
28% Feb
3
96 Ye Feb
43 Vz Jan
50
Common
Jan
61% Jan
151
13
Mar 17
59 % Mar
10
59% Feb
Aug 11
62
Jan 23
137
30
162 > Nov
18
Jun
68
-
CLOSED
Atchison Topeka to Santa
t
.
110
STOCK
*59 % >59%
59%
4,200
29
"
108%
108%
,29
29%
30%
.
100
1,800
7Yz
7%
17%
>
59Ya
10
Co
30%
*108l/z 109 Yz
100
>
Investment
Associates
3
30%
1
-
110
20
:
>:
29%
17
29%
17 Ya
29 Yz
Corp—
preferred
7 Yi
7 Yz
103
*18%
19
7%
2,300
1
*101
103
19
29 Ya
30%
30 Yz
30 Yi
*101
lOOYz
17%
17 Vz
167/a
,
30 Yi
.
•
104% Feb
1,800
37%
29%
;7%
16%
29Y2
3,500
38
29 Ya
*18
.
Shares
5 Ya
29%
lOOYz
101
*18 Ye
the Week
5 Yi
5%
i.'l 37%
16%
30Va
1
38
49%
17 Ye
30
Friday
Feb. 24
23
.
5Yi
*29
29Y2
50%
1
Inc
Oil & Refining
Ashland
49%
No par
5
Corp
Co
Carpet
29Ye
5
Illinois
of
Industries
Arvln
3
24
29% Feb 23
Co
Constable
Artloom
13
8 Ye Jan
Corp
preferred
Arnold
6
Jan
22
23
ft
$3.75
101% Feb ' 7
4
•;
Feb
19
3
31
Steel
5
37%
38:
10
3
4%
4%
38
_5
13
54% Jan
6
Jan
Corp
30% Jan
9
11
22
No par
23
26 Ye Oct
19 Yi Sep
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Argo Oil
4%
5
46% Feb
13 % Jan
18
3
Co Inc
27% Jan
5
6
55% Dec
May 12
36
Jan
40
P W Products
A
24
Feb
Feb. 23
Feb. 21
Feb. 20
liiui'sday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
NEW YORK
Sales for
PRICES
STOCKS
l*i(( for rrtvUu
93%
300
29 Yi
29 Yi
1,000
33%
32%
33%
22 Ya
22
22
16Vi
16
16 Yi
8IY2
*81
*71
80
*71
♦84 Yz
85
*93
84%
82
7,900
1,500
32,700
60
80
84%
50
17,200
30%
32 Ya
31 Yi
31%
31Vi
31%
15 Yz
15 Yz
15%
15%
15%
15%
22 Yz
227a
6,900
1,000
22 Yz
22%
22%
22%
10
10%
10%
10%
10% '11'/a
11,500
*26 Yz
27 Ya
26 Yz
26 Ya
400
101 Yi
101 Yi
101 Yi
101 Yi
50
42 Yi
42 Ya
42%
42%
26 Yz
102
42 Yz
42 Y2
5%
13%
6%
5%
13 Yz
.
.26%
102
42 Yz
6
Ya
14 Ya
'
57a
14 Ya
7
6
14 Yz
7Yo
6
14 Ya
7
1,600
6 Ya
17,400
14 Ya
35.400
7
7,300
7Ya
7%
40%
40%
41 Ya
413,4
4lYi
41%
37 Ya
37%
37 Ya
37%
37%
37%
2,600
"11,800
4,800
16 Ya
16 Yi
15%
16
15%
16 Ya
94
95
*94 Ya
96
94%
94%
64
62 Yz
*62Yz
63 Ya
20
62 Yz
31%
31%
31 Ya
31 Ya
31%
1,100
32%
32%
32%
33
32%
32%
*53 Yi
53%
53 Ya
54
53 Y2
53 Ya
'
62%
*31
230
28,100
500
Volume 183
Number 5511...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1005)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Ran re for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
22% Jan
6
Lowest
4214 Dec
7
30 7a Mar 14
33% Sep
25'A Oct
36% Api
112
10
Jan
23
11
121
Mar 15
5514 Jan
NEW
23
4172 Feb
21
3172 Jan
23
35V4 Jan
4
6
2572 Jan
23
2374 Feb
24
22
Nov
11974 Jan
5
1207, Feb
7
25 7» Feb
24
3
88% Sep
15
23
Jan
23
1
18
7774 Jan
88
Feb
43 7a Feb
23
57
Jan
53 % Mar
2
5172 Jan
4
23% July
7
2074 Jan
19
116
12
Dec
45
May 16
102 % Feb
8
19 % Nov
10
187a Jan
30
119V* Jan
23
70% Feb
Jan
714 Jan
6
ll5/a Nov 30
18
3
14"% Jan
31
45% Jan
5
7
367a Dec
1H
22
Jan
23
Feb
15 7a Jan
'27% Jan 23
30
Feb
Feb
333/8 Jan
15
6
36
Jan
3
1672 Jan
10
12% Jan
5
30
56 34 Jan
Century Ribbon Mills
30
673/4 Jan
9
Cerro
15
22% Jan
23
253/s Jan
3
20
Certain-Teed
3% Feb
10
4 72 Jan
3
18
Chadbourn
54% Jan
9
10
7
Dec
50
Apr
5
104
Dec
6
109
Feb
3
29% July 19
6% May 17
68
Feb
16
65% Nov 30
36
71
18
Dec
27
5634 Sep
6
/el:
16
100
Oct
108
83/s Jan
Feb 15
533/4 Jan
14
7 96% Jan
20
21% Feb
58
Jan
18
36% Mar 25
23% Feo
26
27
Dec
9
23% Feb
17
18
447a Dec
5
37
4334 July 26
6
29s/e Jun
Feb
39
22
Jan
4
3
5
Chic
Jan
4
22% Feb
'9
263/i Jan
45% Feb
74% Sep
1
62% Feb
23
7174 Jan
30% D:c
19
24% Feb
14
30 34 Jan
13
313/a Feb,. 1
48
16
39
39% Jan
6
53% Mar
108% Jan
11
1423/4 Mar
42% Dec
30
42% Dec
9% Feb
14
14 >/4
29
3
Jan
18
23s/a Jan
100
4
4
30 *•
Sep 27
Feb
140
128
Jan
25
10
10% Jan
4
1
2072 Jan
-5172 Feb
:V
f
23
Jan
5
3
10272 Feb
24
37% Dec
30
37% Jan
3
413/4 Jan
11
50 34 Feb
1
42% Feb
10
4774 Jan
6
62% Sep 23
17% Jan
3
107
Nov
54
Jan
23
61% Feb
30
143/4 Feb
10472 Jan
9
313/s Feb
6
23% Jan
3
217a Feb
Jan
26
115
Oct
21
.94% Feb
53
191
Jan
6
91
Dec
22
73
Aug 30
Jan
4
42% Aug 18
20% Oct 11
5534 Oct
11
347a May 4
27a Jan 17
3934 Mar 14
133% Jan
4
103
C
18
25
30
Jan
78
20
7
Feb
9
23
109
__
C
14
Jan
23
6874 Jan
5
447a Jan
3
45 74 Feb
20
372 Jan
16
503/8 Jan
13
Clopay Corp
¥Cluett Peabody & Co
v
7% preferred
Apr
60
7
3
Feb
49
Aug 26
148% Mar 14
443/4 Jan
3
13772 Jan
23
141
Jan
100 % Mar
9
122
Aug 26
111% Jan
5
125
Jan
145
July 11
1223/4 Feb
9
1263% Jan
90
Jan
17% Jan
21
45
14
6
Mar 14
,160
Sep
627s Jan
4
557a
Feb" 16
62% Jan
3
90
Jan
3
93
21% Jun 20
18
Feb
13
33% Sep
2372 Jan
9
28% Jan
20
3174 Jan
6
23
49
6
49% Dec 30
47% Jan
16
63
Mar 29
45
Feb
9
6
75
May 27
C372 Feb
21
65
Jan
13
4%
57
14
593/k Feb
16
4%
56
Jan
Jan
17
67% May 27
22% Oct
7
11
31
3
38% Mar 14
7% Oct
17
NOV
13
7572 Jan
18
Jan
27
54
Jan
18% Feb
14
21% Jan
47% Jan 20
41
7
10
6
5
347/8 Nov 18
2372 Sep
1
523/a Aug
5
1113/4 Aug 16
$4.25
;
24
647a
530
75%
43,600
26%
*101
27
102
.
.
14%
307/a
58%
58
58%
14%
14 7a
143/a
♦104 7a
30%
107
30%
107
31
217a
213/8
213/a
96%
96 %
*96%
x89%
897a
*194
110
76%
50
*44
2174
Birthday
40f'"'40 74
44 7a
45
44 74* 44%
573/4
Washington's
*101vi a-102
40 v*i 407a
90
110
110
77%
76%
*44
443/8
2174
217a
,
21%
267a
2,700
40%
44%
457a
58%
14
443/4 v
9,000
14 7a
30%
31
30 7a
217a
21%
217a
215
106
*10074
38%
110
777a
*44
21%
21%
♦96%
98
94
93%
*194
215
*101
106
~40
106
3874
•
38%
3,400
110%
110
70
77%
*77
79
44%
*44
44%
2274
21%
2274
64
643%
6374
64
64%
65%
6574
66
45 7a
45 74
457a
457a
45 7a
45 7a
457a
3 74
No par
45%
3
4674
46
1397a
4674
1397a
139
"111
*111
117
124
124
124 7a
4674
123%
3
3 7a
3
37a
46 7a
47
139
*138
117
♦111
1233/4
1243/4
1,600
139
20
117
12474
58%
573/4
58%
58
58
93
93
93
£3
93
*92
94
*187a
183%
183/4
183/4
18 3/4
19
19
19
29%
293/«
30
29%
3074
♦48%
57%
2974
30
x2974
49
500
46%
63%
890
*C9
59%
2.50
X23%
243/4
247a
243/4
24%
25
2474
24%
2.50
x23%
2474
23 7a
24
24
2474
24
2474
6.200
16
16 7a
16
167a
16
16 7a
15%
16 7a
5
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
29,300
5,200
cumulative preferred_No par
*83 7a
Broadcasting
Pictures
*59
*5872
System—
—No par
common
84
*83%
*83%
84
23
23%
837a
84
487a
48
48
3/4
4874
49%
4874
32%
32 7a
323/a
31%
327a
32
233/4
837a
130
'2.400
42%
Co
—
Publishing Co—No
12
Jan
4
37
Jan
11
17% Feb
10
207? Feb
24
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consolidated Coppermines
3
483/4 Feb
1
26
7
20%
15,000
48
48%
11,300
No par
108%
108%
109
108%
108%
32%
33%
33
3374
337a
34
33%
108%
347a
6,600
1
1.337a
16%
16 %
16%
16 3/4
167a
167/a
167a
163/4
4,600
5
277a
273/i
2774
277a
27%
27%
277a
27%
1,600
10
35*78
36
35%
36
367a
36
36%
8,600
23
23
_.
Electronics
Ind
Corp
Corp
Consol, RR of Cuba 6% pfd
; Consolidated Retail Stores Inc
'Consolidated Textile
Jan
6
Jan
3
$4.50
1
$4.52
Dec
23
10272 Jan
31
103% Jan
4
80
July 7
105% Jan 10
4172 Sep
8
Jan
31
793% Jan
17
10172 Feb
16
Jan
;
11
36% Jan
Consumers Power Co
18
109
July
5
105
Jan
3
39
JuitT'l
% Feb
10
42% Jan
13
10474
99
Jan
9
10172 Feb
17
10672 Jan 20
Common
4%
Co Inc
$5 50
4934
No par
110%
*1083/4
103
*
25'%
11%
9
367a
*227a
25
*22%
*11%
12
11%
9
97a
9
25
11%
9 7a
100
!
11%
9
200
900
9Va
1,700
50 34
49%
5074
1117a
110%
111%
110%
iio3/4
110%
1103i
4C0
109
109
*108%
109%
»10834
109%
103
102 7a
102%
♦1027a
103
*102 7a
1037a '
50
49 3/-
50
75
103
33%
75
75
75
*1017a
103
*1017a
33%
34
34%
107
105%
*105%
76
103
34%
105%
50
75
♦1017a
35
1057a
No par
20
*10534
39%
4074
x39%
40%
40%
4174
40%
*10074
1017a
*10074
101%
10074
10074
10074
new
11% 4
4,600
109
1017a
33 7a
,
No par
——
com
♦
108%
2/700
747a
——10
preferred
109
America—
i
Continental Can Tnc
$3.75 preferred
9
No par
Continental Baking Co com—No par
.
11%
1
No par
com
—
preferred
*23
100
10c
preferred
preferred
$4.16 preferred
Container Corp of
1,300
2074
487a
9
51
33%
2074
9
10972 Feb
33 3/8
20
10% Jan
112
33
47%
14% Jan
4
33
48
3
1
4,000
2074
23
27
8,400
22
47%
874 Jan
Feb
33
21%
20
1172 Feb
107 72 Jan
327a
213/4
*
48 7a
14
109
33 74
1,500
1774
2074
27
1
327a
17,800
16%
'
19%
11
4
21%
8
3.000
7,600
9,300
47%
14% Dec
Jun
21%
8
Corp—5
Consolidated Natural Gas
104
213/a
217a
Consolidated Laundries Corp
109%
21%
7%
8
17
747a
51%
3,400
Y com_-~No par
of N
Consolidated Foods
26
7%
16%
8
177a
*
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
preferred
8
17
No par
22% Jan
737a
747a
17
8
10
6
733/4
16%
8
par
Corp
Consol Edison
32%
9,700
4974
327a
42 74
Nast
Mills
110
20
60
4274
Feb
20
41,900
593/4
50
42
Jan
.
1.100
42
37
4,000
/
41%
24% Jan
2,800
583/4
58%
*92
10
3,900
9,200
47
*950
"950
*950
17,600
3
41%
29
4,600
<
4574
*3 7a
41%
19
30
2,800
215
25
10
3,400
98
110%
39%
110
2.300
9574
1
Commonwealth Edison Co
10
2,200
30%
593/4
Cone
Jan
16,200
1474
107
53 72
Conde
$5
180
59%
♦1047a
*194
777a
5.600
44 74
-
59 7a
5974
1474
92 7a
44 3/a
I
107
*96 3/4
21%
41%
*104 7a
91
39%
26%
102%
417a
417a
98
110
2674
1017a
263/4
102
101
63 7a
9
Consol
800
,
467a
4
247a Jan
27
757a
757a
60
74
24
62
CO
./
49
463/4 Jan
26.
26%
CLOSED
19 J
23
page
EXCHANGE
7374
51
343/4 Jan
see
STOCK
58
72%
1974
3
For footnotes
24
58
73%
51%
11
13
24
57
72%
19%
2734 Feb
977a Aug U
247a
25
55
-
1,000
64
3
16
*23%
24%
♦117a
46%
Jan
Feb
11%
*63
Jan
33
117a
5174
36% Jan
100% Jan
117a
7,700
11,200
*45%
8
104
117a
53
4274
11%
*48 7a
18
74
117a
42
1974
6
6
427a
1,800
160
*140
41%
19%
19
6
52 7a
53
160
*140
427a
733/4
Jan
7
52%
5274
155
4174
517a
3134 Oct
Jan
51%
*140
42 7b
1974
3
61
52 74
155
7374
20
27 7s Jan
7,800
*117a
Columbian
20
1017z Mar
42%
10,800
63%
8
48% Jan
41%
51
Jan
Mar
42%
193/4
17
112
41%
19 7a
35% Jan
11
41%
—1
109% Jan
Jan
40%
Solvents
6
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
13,700
40 3/8
Commercial
3
108
28%
48%
31
3
63
28 7a
6
10
537a Nov
24%
62%
2874
73 Va
16% Feb
Jan
23%
63 3/a
26%
5174
29% Jan
7
24
623/4
26%
50%
10874 Jan
Jan
233/4
63
267a
73 %
24
734 May 10
46 7a Jun
1
233/4
63
10
18% Feb 17
10
23%
463/4
21% Feb
Mar 16
24%
26 74
Credit
44 7s Jan
2,000
63 72
Commercial
5
500
41
13
7
33
41
48
153/4 Jan
18
41
Carbon Co——No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Combustion Engineering Inc
1
237a Jan
2074 Nov 10
407a
637a
3
423/s Jan
403/4
♦40
*453/4
11
Feb
40"
200
15,900
X48 7a
Jan
17
*38
32
64 74
73/4 Jan
8% Jan 11
247/8 Jan 11
2572 May 26
127a Jan
Jan ;
697. Feb
50
18
45% Jan
108
6
14
2074 Oct 28
27% Feb
3
9
3874
400
22%
24%
387a
467a
3
2634 Feb
3874
38
*303/4
48 3/4
51
6
3874
22 7a
32
64
8474 Jan
6
38 74
23
483/4
8
25
24
*
Columbia
46% Feb
24 7a
51%
Southern Ry com—100
1st pfd
100
noncumulatlve 2nd j^fd—100
3
19% Jan
233/4
41%
&
26 3/4 Jan
54% Jan
247a
*140
noncumulatlve
30
Feb
30
40
stock—50
preferred series B—
Colorado
22% Jan
32% Feb
223/4
233/4
♦1047a
gtd
Columbia Gas System Inc
4
100
2934
*950
6
10
99
22%
5
com
27% Dec
Feb
*96 7a
24 7s
Corp—No par
Co
237a Nov 23
Jan
16,700
30
23
300
58
227a
♦31
1,800
73A
69
57%
63%
com—-100
B
Jan
*68
9,500
4074
23%
5
A
83
*97
141
Class
48
98
117
Class
31
C-8
124
3
4
99
10072
♦1397a
13
17
573/4.
2,400
64%
107
77a
68
5774
*111
1672 Jan
347/8 Aug
2
79% Mar 24
5734 jun 16
1,000
26
—100
267» Jan
85% Feb
39%
73/4
68
573/a
—No par
26% Jan
5272 Jun
77a
67
577a
preferred_100
2nd
17
11
7%
*106 7a
39%
40
10
com
14
May 27
7%
37%
1
19
44 % Oct
62
637a
637a
107
*106
37%
38%
No par
2372 Feb
28% Mar 15
7%
6374
63
107
37 3/8
67
Del_50
—
15% Jan
77
62%
"106
5772
23 3/4
-1
Apr 21
Apr 22
177a Feb 23
22
300
467a
572%
9
4
62
66
*97
—_No par*.
—10
47*
153/4 Mar li
2374 Feb
73/4
Internat'l
Columbia
32
22% Oct
Feb
Jan
473/4 Jan
4%
61%
4
6174
5672
$3.50 preferred
No par
/Collins & Aikman Corp
/No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
Jan
59
4
61
V
66
'
45% Dec
3%
60 74
.
38
(The).
;Colgate-Palmolive
21
14
Pitts RR 7%
cumulative
Coca-Cola
9
Feb
4
60
22 72
—
15
95% Mar
37,500
24%
37%
100
Molybdenum
4%
474
66
23%
*287a
com
guaranteed
Coca-Cola Co
24,600
65 7a
233/4
3%
No par
"Climax
5
9,500
2574
65%
237a
par
Corporation
13
Apr 18
507a May 6
Ilium
Clevite
13
6
657a
243/a
64
233/4
60
No par
; Clinton Foods Inc—
2
4
64%
64%
23%
3 8 3/a
16
&
11%
03%
62
preferred
Special
15%
11%
*10074
17
noncumulatlve
^Cleveland
*14 7a
12
*194
203/4 Feb
3
35 7a
157a
*113/4
38 74
767a Jan
10
35%
♦147a
11%
1017a
437a Jan
21
357a
157a
215
45% May 12
2 5 3/8 Feb 14
803/4 May 2
45% Jan 10
6,500
353/8
11%
373/4
7
Jan
10
35%
35
1017a
Dec
77% Feb
♦112
....
*147a
15
3
Elec
112
5,700
35%
•
preferred—100
2»
26
45
112
400
87
35
.
20
3474 Jan
2474 Jan
113
'
107
Co
10172 Feb
78%
800
*112
55%
112%
113
100
10974 Jan
$4.50
15%
55 7a
2,300
No par
.
6
6
15%
567a
857a
407a
com
C & St Louis Ry Co
5%
15%
55
40 74
common-:—
Equipment
^Cleveland
15%
54
61
pfd
Corp
4
13
15%
■
4074
100
13
21
85
15%
54
"106
_u
Oct
111% Jan
990
C
85
15%
39%
1
Milling Mach Co
Sep
Jan
♦84
17%
55 72
10
Jan
Jan
857a
85
-
Electric—
City Investing Co
572%
preferred
Clark
—
393/s Feb
2,300
25
41
103
4,300
25
111
111
1,500
10%
17
407a
' City Products Corp
—No par
City Stores Co common
:
5
474%
convertible preferred—100
9574 Feb 24
1774
17%
.
40
Oil
&
I T Financial
17%
400
20
Co-
com
Cities Service Co—
v
3
Jan
Gas
*19%
41%
1
preferred
Cincinnati
17
18
4%
19%
41 r
preference—No par
Common
i
3
12% Jan
15
Jan 17
92
33'4 May 31
27%
104% Jan
10
Oct
2027a Sep
:
19%
20
4874
12
& Pac
Cotton
10,100
4,000
Chile Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
Jan
25
108
Chickasha
24
convertible
Cincinnati
26
40% Feb
14
20
$3
37%
29%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab——
No par
Jan j3
100 % Jan
94
f
Feb
6472 Feb
.87
9
27
Feb
23
25
20
3
37 7e
10%
1
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
15
38 7a
297a
North
Feb
16 %
29%
Western com—No par
preferred series A
100
5%
Birthday
29%
Inc
noncum
4,500
363/4
48
40
Paul
A
73 7a
29%
50
11% Feb
17
197a Jan
;
1
series
&
717a
17%
1572
—
4374 Jan
9
715/8 Feb
16
5%
240
71%
10%
*11%
preferred
Chic
35,300
20%
1177a
70%
473/4
1
Ry
117
Washington's
10 3/8
*111
preferred—100
Western
19 7a
1974
117
713/8
29%
(The)
Chic Milw St
23
38% Feb
104% May
Nov, 1
11
53
30
29% July 15
42% Aug 23
45% Mar 14
12
46% Feb
Aug 29
59
30
ioi34 Apr
14
30
July 27
10172 Nov
17
Aug
36% Dec
3
Feb
44% Jan
1
22% Feb
7
66% Jan
Dec
A
Great
5%
4
21
Class
18%
*116
11,800
105
47
No par
convertible
CLOSED
»103Va
10%
*1472
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
v:
3
16
14'/4 Jan
372%
-
110
1187a
70%
69%
*
477a
15%
10
Chicago Corp
42
30
16
413/4 Jan
9
13
263/4 Feb
*
9974 Jan
3174 Jan
17
20 Va Sep
33% Jan
/
*117 7a
69%
105
107»
85
Cab
Manufacturing—1.25
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
2474 Jan
13
1177a
66
*103
*46 7a
Checker
3
STOCK
90
500
14,200
10 74
__No par
24
17
29%
Inc
Vought Aircraft
Feb
217a
16%
117
•
EXCHANGE
116
*19%
173/a
*54
—5
$4.50 preferred
Chance
30
69 74 Jan
3
277a Mar 25
19
3
217a
16%
4774
9.50
Common
7
3
21%
167a
50
Chain Belt Co
3
Feb
42% Jan
9
Jan
24
65% Jan
5
Feb
Feb
Corp
6,700
527a
29%
Products Corp
Gotham
200
56%
52 7a
36%
-
,—No par
5
Champion Paper & Fibre
59% Jan 31
104% Jan
9% Feb 25
Mar 14
62
Pasco
41%
55%
527a
10
Central & South West
Corp
Central Violeta Sugar Co_.
de
417a
553/4
10
——
57% Nov
2314 Mar 14
n
472 %
Central Illinois Public Service
Central RR Co of N J
16
,
17%
423/4
•
55 7a
»/•.'■
4672
1
par
Light com—No par
preferred
-100
14
66
5
Illinois
27
Apr
4
17% July 21
37% Mar 14
157a May
Sugar Co
700
71
:
36 72
20
40
4,900
25 74
84 7a
21
,
;
1187a
1974
8,400
120
24%
-25
64%
•
527a
cava
116
7172
*19%
Foundry Co
:
of Georgia Ry com__No
Central
.
*42
'
105
18%
117
36 7»
20
Feb
20
1177a
19%
11674
707a
No par
preferred
11% Feb
6
117
183/4
100
preferred series B
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No
par
8
42
2.
preferred series A_100
5%
1
,73334 Jan
11S3A
6472
Aguirre
/
120
1207a
24%
-
167t
100
common
~
203A
167a
*1037a
Central
23
Feb
22
203/4
167a
_
5% Sep
4
8% Jan
v
"
31
113
23
2174
167a
common
297a Jun
13% Oct
157a Jan
Jan
9
6
*20%
64 72
Central
6
5672 Feb
16
Jan
1
preferred
*119%
527a
12.50
74
,
•
55
5272
1043/4
./Central
11
16
6
51% Jan
110
543/4
52 7a
—
2nd
.
427a
55 72
52 72
63%
5%
3
Jan
*42
5434
*103%
7%
4
52 74 Jan
43
2472 j 2472
843/„
843/8
10
2
|86
/
85
4.20%
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No
par
6
10% Jan
2
9
247a
*8472
1207a
10
preferred
Preferred
3
18% Jan
2472
*119%
50
common
Caterpillar Tractor
5
19% Feb
14
81% Feb
Mar 11
30% Sep
40% Dec
Feb
> 46
Apr 2b
553/4 Sep 19
Mar 14
1%
I) >Co
Corp
;v9%
18
112
(J
120
*42 74
Carrier
Case
120
par
5
Steel "Co—
"When issued"
;
3
17
Co
Carpenter
y
19% Jan
69% May 25
95% Nov 14
36% Jan
3,600
conv
Apr 20
79 JA Jail
28
2874
472%
22
21% Jan
27%
Celotex
29
17
27%
23
18% Dec
93 Va Jan
27
38 78 Feb
27
43
27%,--
14
19% x\pr
42% Jan
26%
Feb
26
43% Jan
265/a
13
18% Jan
Oct
5,900
26 72
Jan
34
4
(Philip) Mfg Co
10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio
Ry_100
" Carolina Power &
Light
No
34
75
23
29% Jan
3974
33%
2178 Jan
3734 Dec
Jan
38%
33%
11834 Jan
27
21
39%
33
17
Jan
24
39
10
116
Shares
397a
33V*
21
27
July 20
July 26
the Week
Feb. 24
327a
5
Jan
Friday
Feb.23
387a
Feb
83.
37 y4 Jan
104".
...
Sales for
Thursday
33
7078 Feb
29
130
5
1874 Feb
PRICES
39%
24
104
SALE
Feb. 22
327a
9
557a Jan
9
5
3
21
7
2172 Feb
15% Feb
1157» Jan
72% Dec
Jun
.
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 21
39
(The)
Corp common,.
472%
preferred
series
24 .' Carriers & General
Corp—
3
26% Jan
Inc
Tuesday
Feb. 20
1
3
19
105% May
Airlines
26
19*/2 Dec
114% Nov
108
Jan
5372 Jan
1273/4 Aug
6134 Dec
10
Monday
par
5
7
49% Aug 16
LOW AND
STOCK
Carey
.
6
24
53
64 3A Feb 18
19
4172 Feb
48 % Oct
Capital
" Carborundum
'
17% May 16
2
13% Nov
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
3778 Jan
26% Jan
7
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1955
107
757a
50
250
2,300
103
3574
1057a
42
10074
13,700
200
9,100
50
IT
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1006)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Year 11)55
10
Continental
23
12% Feb
14
14% Jan
13
6
23% Nov
25
22% Feb
15
24% Jan
18
29
7% Dec
51% Sep
28
Apr 15
7% Jan
3
8% Feb
23
98% Feb
16
105% Jan
5
uot
8% Dec
110
i7
2
5%
7o
ll
14
23
104% Feb
2
Continental
Oil
44% NOV 25
14
18
36
Jan
23
40% Feb
21
Continental
Feb
24
Cooper-Bessemer
29
25% Jan 23
Sep
2
35% May 18
52% Sep
19
44% Feb
9
21'A Mar 29
28% July 27
24% Jan
23
20'/a Jan
28
50% Feb
37% Nov 30
24
73% Jun
04
20
68% Jan
3
29
54
Mar 14
14
Jan
Jan
19
Jan
25
24
Jan
30
12
100
May 23
91 Yt Jan 26
99
Jan
26
102
Apr
99
Oct
28
29
2
97 % Feb
26
27% Jan 20
175'/a Dec
?8
24'/4 Jan
25
5
7% Aug
7
Jan
2
Jan,
176
8
Jan
9
35% Jan
183% July 6
43% Dec 21
180
23
3%%
*97%
98%
31%
30%
31%
7%
preferred
Cosden Petroleum Corp
*178%
100
1
38%
6
2%
38
37%
29% Feb
9
30% Jan
3
2
60% Jan
10
67
Jan
11
13
17% Jan
4
15
Crescent
zeilerbach
15
18% Mar 29
29%
29%
61%
15%
34%
35
35%
35%
Steel
Cuba RR 6%
Sugar
Jan
3
7% Jan
10
9% Feb
23
4
78% Feb
8
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred.
9% Feb
9
10'A Jan
3
Feb
57%
58%
♦103%
104%
130
52%
521/4
52%
12,900
14%
15
14%
15%
15%
15%
16%
16%
16%
16'A
9%
9%
•
16%
14
34% Jan
11
136% Feb
21
Cushman's Sons Inc 7ft
55% Jan
4
59% Feb 23
15% Jan
30% Nov 30
26% Jan
23
30% Feb 24
Z:
■'
86
Dec
27
43% Jan
6
53% Dec
22
913A Sep
30
Sep
93
Mar
14
51% Jan
96
Feb
24
4
16 Mi Jan
13
33% Aug 26
353/4 May
24
96
Jan
Jan
20
95
Jan
16
99-
Feb
93
100% Nov 22
31% May 16
48% Feb-
98% Feb
May 11
24
94 Mi Jan
'
18% July 11
393A Sep 23
51% Jan
87
18
Nov
4
30
Jan
17
36
41
22»A Feb
>
-
Dec
10
•
14% Jan
26
:153/a
1
34% Jan
29
76'An Feb
14
3
18% Jan
27
3
Nov 29
373/4 Feb
9
♦
40 Mi Jan
16
38 % Jan
23
21
34% Feb
21
36 Ma Jan
77
Feb
10
79
173/4 Sep
32% Jan
13
14 Ms Feb
1
35% Apr
4
26% Feb
3
42% Feb 28
34
50% Dec
43 Ms Jan
7
Jan
; Deere &
7%
6
24
11
.
6
3
Jun
Oct
3
23
43% Sep
Feb
423/4 Feb
13
Apr
120
Dec
12
10
Delaware
23
3
Denv & Rio
,
26
9
16% Feb
24
9
28 Mi Jan
3
Jan
31
38
13.50
II8M2 Jan
3
4.40%
25
4.40ft
preferred called
26
36 % Feb
23
Feb
1
35M4Jan
17
34
133/4 Jan
10
22% Nov 30
19 Ma Jan
24
207/a Jan
30
7
13% Jun
7
133/8 Jan
3
16% Feb
23
Diana
Sep 23
36% Jan
27
39
Jan
12
9 Ma Jan
24
10% Jan
3
30
56 Mi Jan
1
49
9% NOV
4
113A Jan
10
47% Oct
11
643A Apr
26
52 % Jan
61
26
79
29
653A Jan 24
70
Jan
5
38% July 25
313A Jan 27
343A Jan
3
Jan
3
183A Mar 31
14
Jan
9
15% Jan
17
62% May 17
933/4 Dec
21
78
Feb
13
90% Jan
3
43% Mar 14
60 % Dec
30
57
Jan
10
623A Feb
24
49% Jan 23
59% Feb
24
363A Jan
17
'19% Sep
103/4 Dec
12
54% Dec 27
24% Jan
3
21
14
73/4 Oct
26
12% Mar
Apr
9
12
3
Dow
19%-Jan 23
11
Jan
18
117% Sep
1
943A Aug 11
2493/4 July
124
101
Apr
6
12
9
113A Jan
17
Duplan Corp
Apr 12
July 25
983/aFeb
15
99% Jan
3
Jan 20
343/4 Feb
24
33% Dec
29
38
46% Jan
12
49% Apr
50% Oct
48% Jan
14
53% Apr 22
52
Jan
5
12
53
51 Ma Feb
17
51% July 22
50% Aug
9
•51% Sep
28
14
27
55
Feb
Nov
33,
27
47'A Jan
18
19
4
52% Jan
5
53% Mar 30
51aA Feb
9
54
Nov
9
52
Jan
13
17
15
Jan
3
Jan
6
17% Nov
40'A Nov
49% Feb
23
53
Feb
16
52% Jan
18
53% Jan 31
52% Jan 12
54
Feb
24
17% Jan
11
Preferred
Nem
(E I)
$3.50
series
4114 Feb 24
Jan
3
Eastern
9
29 Ms Jan
23
36% Feb
24
82% Feb
24
169
Jan
10
511/2 Jan
23
58
Feb
24 Ma Mar 15
61'A Nov 30
35% July 29
24
27% Feb
14
30
Jan
3
S2% July 22
99
Nov
36
6
52
Sep 14
15'/a May 18
353A Mar 14
107
Sep 29
May 27
45
Mar 14
Jan
103
3% NOV
273A Feb
23 'A Feb
53
Aug
4
15
91
Feb
1
94
Jan
10
40 Ma Jan
31
50
Jan
3
16 Ma Jan
30
17M4 Jan
*19%
19 M2
*19%
3 6'A Feb
14
14
4% Jan
10
3
2
X37%
38
37%
9%
10
*67%
331/4
23
32
Jan
3
34% Feb
25
15
Jan
31
16% Jan
Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
17
21 % Jan
23% Jan
Elliott Co
Feb
28
3
58M2 Feb
17
6
19
3
54 Mi Apr
29
Dec
Jan
'11% Oct 31
453/4 Feb
20
27
28'A Jan
6
353/8 Dec
96
2
2514 Apr
20% Jan
18
76
Jan
11
69 M4 Oct
4
Fnr
4
100
8
5
Jan
16
12 'A Jan
9
28% Jan
13
33 Ma Feb
9
96M2 Jan
18
28% Sep 23
24 3A Apr 20
25Mi "Jan-11
20'A Jan 23
87% Oct 31
83
73
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of
Jan
10
11
3
Feb'
Feb
19
1614 Feb 2130 Mi Oct 20
25M4 Jan
4714 Jan .10
44%
July
8
page 26.
Jan
5
70% Jan 26
Electric Storage
common
Jan
30
5ft
preferred
463A Jan
3
5ft
conv
50
49% Feb
7
Jan
30
13M4 Jan
3
33
30
Jan
34%. Feb
98
Jan
♦27% Feb
-
2nd preferred
El Paso Natural Gas
8,600
371/2
38
3714
38
10
10
93A
.•».
9%
54%
543A
55%
541/4
54%
67%
*67 »/s
69
331/4
32%
33
32%
11%
11%
143/4
1,800
V
33 ya
113/4
8,900
1,300
/
T5'A
11%
*68
100
71
1,000
1,300
11%
11%
11%
15
15%
15
15%
81'A
79M4
81
81%
823/4
83
84
13,500
60
6 lMi
6 lMi
613/4
61%
61%
62
6214
54%
55%
56%
58 Ma
583/s
59%
31,800
17,500
X20 Ms
201/2
203/8
li" ;1
20 »/2
201/4
20%
10 Ms
10'A
5
533/4
541/2
__l
20%
20%
*11
9%
/
Hi/2
IIM4
10%
"
11%
10 Vb
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10%
11
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-v
n
11
IO'/b
8,800
7,600
<7
10%
'
600
6,800
t
22,400
220
2303A
220 Ma
222
224
2233A
226
No par
No par
120%
120%
120%
120 Ma
120%
12014
120
120'/2
983/a
983/a
98%
98%
*98M2
983/4
98%
98%
500
.10
34 Ms
34 %
34%
34%
34'A
34'A
34 Mi
3414
12,600
49 Ma
49'/2
*49%
53
x221
1,200
50
*48%
491/2
*48%
49%
*52s/s
53
*523/4
53
51%
*51 Mi
513/4
54
*53
53%
52%
*511/4
52 M4
54
54
100
15%
700
50
0
*53
15%
•53M4
541/4
20
5IM2
503A
513/4
600
♦53
54
53%
53'A
*51Mi
52%
*51 »/4
52 'A
53
•51
54
*531/4
54
*'53%
54
16
*153/4
16
*15%
16
15Mi
40
401/4
50
9,100
41%
37 '/a
37%
38%
3 814
43%
44%
44Mi
45M8
45%
4714
471/4
48
15,600
291/4
28%
29%
28%
28M2
28%
29
4,800
33%
341/2
34%
35
78%
7914
79%
79%
168
54
1
283/8
166 Ma
*91
93
♦91
41%
*103Mi
105
*103%
1
16%
3%
34%
15
15 y8
15
21%
22
42
42
*91
421/4
42
*103%
105
*103 Mi
163A
16%
1,000
3714
38Mi
39
391/2
4Mb
4
41/8
9,900
17,600
2,400
4
34%
34'A
341/2
15 Ma
15 Me
15 y8
15M,
151/4
3,300
221/4
22%
22%
22%
22%
2,800
491/4
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45
*45
34%
50
*49Mi
50
49
44%
*44%
'45
45
Mi
*49'A
441/2
3
45 3A
46%
45%
46%
46'4
46%
32%
32%
: 32 Ml
32%
32%
12%
12Mi
12%
1214
12%
29%
33%
29%
33
29%
3314
33%
97
97
*97
27%
27%
•27%
45%
400
46'/a
7.1G0
32%
32 Mi
32%
12%
29%
12%
: *29%
331/4
33
33Ms
'
27 Mi
27%
21
21 %
21
2IM4
85%
*84'A
85
•70%
71%
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71%
21'A
21%
4,100
12%.
*
6,300
700
30
2,700
40
97
197%
'
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50
*97
98
27M2
100
50
46%
'
33'/2
105
16%
50
30
700
1,900
16%
50
Erie RR common
5ft preferred series A_
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
93
341/4
-
30
4.900
28 Ma
*91
4
22
10
X28
93
3714
34
343/8
10
13,900
58
28%
16%
3%
15
20,500
82 3/a
2 8 3/8
105
37M8
4
56'A
36%
168%
55i/2
423/g
163A
373/4
*1661/2
54
93
42
37%
81
81%
28%
413A
5
36M4
36V4
168
54
*28
16%
35%
80
*106%
1681/2
53%
54 Mi
*28
"
2.50
Electric Mfg Qo
-4
Emerson Radio Si Phonograph
5
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25.
4% preferred
10.O
♦Equitable Gas Co_;.
86
Feb
163/a
153/a
Emerson
22Ma Jan
703A Jan 26
300
16
*32Ma
.
33'A
600
19%
16 3A
15
Ind Amer shares
22Feb
393/4 Jan
541/4
2,000
67M2
54%
69
100
31% Feb
433/4 Nov
f9%
'
11%
preferred
34% Feb
12
5s'A
93/4
-
■
80M4
100
common
6
20
45 Ma
16
38
1
preferred
17
53
•;
19%
*166 Ma
20 % Oct
471/2 Dec 28
V.
44'A
.
281/4
151/4 Jan
'
:
44
36%
Ekco Products Co
Mus
"
X43%
15%
Airlines Inc
&
44Ma
109
108
15%
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
Electric
•; 43%
*19 'A
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
41% Jan
3% Feb
5% Feb
•.
153/4
Manufacturing Co
4Mi%
800
: 100
,
9,400
preferred
4 Ma %
2
10
6ft
^
41
36%
Eastman
Eaton
2614
*38
37
34%
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Kodak Co common
7
26%
26%
37
34'A
Eastern Corp
23
: " 26%
34%
Eagle-Plcher Co
50
30% Jan
753A Jan
•"
34%
*51Mi
17
1653/4 Feb
..
343A
50
14
31
--
*34Mi
50
17
Jan
,
38Ms
2o;ooo
*16%
343A
preferred-,
preferred—
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
43 Ms Feb
87% Nov 15
; 16%
263/4:.-.271/8
*35
18,900
79
16%
16%
34%
4.20ft
36 Ms Feb
175
16%
1093A
4.10%
26 V? Feb
18
34%
*77
79
*77
'
■
51%
*53
23
26
34%
79
50
58
Mar 14
343/4
343A
50
32% Jun 21
34% Dec 14
Oct
E4%
42
400
8,600
50
6
67
42
36%
preferred
6
213/4 Jan
42
1083A
common
6
163
42%
& Co—
series
Jan
2
42
363A
5
$4.50
22
Jun
383/4
109 »/2
l
35% Jan
Jan
38 »/2
:
EG M2
No par
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred
4ft
38%
r.
XIO8M4
Common
Preferred
81%
22%
383/b
19%
Drewryfc Limited U S A Inc
3
81
36s/s
Dunhill International
6
343A
8OM2
35%
44%' r
50c
3
17
121% Feb
341/2
34%
80 Ms
Birthday
IE Mi
Dresser Industries
21% Feb
2323A Jan
343/4
34Mi
3414
341/2
341/4
■5,900
14,400
2,000
1,000
47,700
35%
-
11% Jan
5
15 MB
No pai
Co
3
119 Ma Jan
-.14-%
10
5,700
No par
Jan
214% Jan 23
15%-
•
38M2
__l
Co
93/8 Feb
4
15
7
-
-
<
Mb-
233/4
22
191/4
*
15
29
35 Mi
No par
Aircraft
Chemical
95'
99
23 3/a
23%
No par
50
Mines Ltd
Douglas
>99
'
1101/4*
44'A
preferred series A
Pepper CO
Dome
*943/4
r
22%
34%
27'/«
T.
Washington's
*77
xi6
95
6,000
2,700
t
>
96
81%
413/«
35
*91^ Mi
233/4
*38
41
r
.
231/4
23%
2
Dixie Cup Co common.
Dr
■*
34%
47%-
'
*
50c
Dobeckmun Co (The)
du Pont de
157
common
Stores
conv
81
25%
47%-
1053/a
$1.50 cumulative preferred
5ft
34'Ma
-
34 SA
*
13'/a-
293/s
99-
,1,100
..
96
r
200
-
109M»
r
Corp
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco Corp
30a/8 Apr
34Ma
35
*13'-;
13»/2
6
23Mi
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
•
-34%-
-
18,300
ft
f47%-
47%
v
v
6
•
«
104 Mi
100
;
Diamond T Motor Car Co
12% Jan
<
15
96
15%
11,600
2,390
-10
common
28
Match
143/4
'
2314
1,700
513/4
96 ev
24Mt •-243/4
*943/4
2,800
25
cumulative preferred
107% Jan
Diamond
23
V
15%
6
: *98
-
139
86%
50%
-
'/
V*
'
,
1,460
: 30
34%
84
15'%
*13%
•••■/.
34
*135%
—1
497/a Jan
10
Diamond Alkali Co
290
,
97
*951/2
99
.
-•
/■•'-
95
*98
'/ .381/8
•
13
11% Feb
26%
4
'96.. .i
*94%
;.
79'
*35
74.600
51
"6
X
*-
:.
-471/4, 47%
v
15% -16 1,
__2
31
3
403/8
343A
20
30 »A
85
14%
•
-
131/2
243/4
38%
•38
—
37'A Jan
153/4 Jan
22%
1,000
29%
139
*95
,-
t'-~
'
S6,;
■
.
♦951/2
.,80 Ml -81%
Devoe & Raynolds class A_.
11
16
"'
34%
*77
34% Jan
21
-34
—
6
■
.
14%
14%*
-
:
32 Ma Jan
13"% NOV
->
Grande West RRJNopar
Detroit Edison
19
113/s Oct
"
'
241/4
-23% \ 23%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
Detroit Steel Corp:
1
De Vilbiss Co
*1'5
40% Sen
Apr
99
>50
Power & Light Co.
6
Sep
95
*98
—100
Delaware Lack & -Western-
31% Jun
30% Mar 14
*943/4
20
Feb
108
-
common——
Delaware «te Hudson
Jan
20
Co
preferred—-
104 % Feb
111
.*•
•
50c
6
96
583/4
50»%
-96
-i5'X;.r'
*13%
'!
,
471/2 X
*95 Ma
BOO'
:
,
8
108
*58%
34%
34
50
.
143/4
6
47
7%
107%
82
82
50
24%
'243/#
*
—100
Decca Records Inc
23% Feb
90„
34
series C
Dayton Rubber Co__
86 Mi Jan
-
37% JUn
22
Preferred 3.90ft
3
353/a Feb
5
Aug 11
12% Mav 17
•
■
29,500
8Y«
29%
*135%
136%
*95-;
X
>
13 Ml
-*13%,
-
10
9%
39%
59%
29 >A
33%
33%
136
•
50%
*5%
2.50
.20
convertible preferred
Daystrom Inc————
9%
*38%
108%
.
58%
29%
80
.15
700
2,500
9%
39%
1081/4
59
28%
96 '«
„■
14%
■
31% Jan 23
66
7
"
7 / > Dayton PowerA Light common.
7
4
Preferred1 3.75ft series A
100
27
'
Preferred 3 75% series B
.100
Jan
33% Jan .12
Jan
5%
*95
.
5
16,400
'
81
50 v2
—100
Mills-Inc.—
9%
763/4
.7% ;
7%
IO8V2
58%
135%
80
1
preferred series A
Davega Stores Corpcommon
«
3
27% Jan
33% Jan;.
5
25% Mar
4
44% Jan
18
6
16
Jan
6
No par
Corp common
3% ft
Dan River
*
13M4 Jan 10
27 Ma Jan
283/a Dec 20
14% Jan-
Dana
6
13% Jan 10
23% Jan 31
:
20
17
17% Jan
3
Jan
5% Jan 30
:
4
-Sep
97
2
953A Feb
10
Cutler-Hammer Inc
24
133/4 Jan
'
96% Jan
-
86% Feb
93
-
73A'July-12
1
15
23
48% Jan
Mar 17
16% Oct 31
13% July
91
Jan
73
91/4
76%
*38
39%
7'%"
-108%
-
'
7
2,800
9%
76'A
9%
9%
9%
*38
-
100 A;.* 134%
163/a
9%
7 6'A
9%
76
76
.
pfd
620
;
'
9
9%
75%
19
23
9,900
58%
103%
33% Feb
67% Feb
900
52%
_
52% May 23
35%
*35
57%
135% Jan
20
35%
103%
Curtis
23
Jan
109
4
16,200
52%
7
13
8% Feb
3
Jan
500
17%
57%
18
40
lg
6% Jan
61%
103%
Cunningham Drug stores Inc—J2.50
*38%
39%
Publishing common
_1 < - > X 7%
7%
$7 preferred—
No par •>-" 107. ,107
Prior-preferred
A
—No par
•
58%
58%
Curtis-Wright common
128%
29%
Class A
1
33%
34
35% Jan
105
29%
15%
51%
15
16%
Cuneo Press Inc.
11
1,000
29%
61%
15%
57%
52%
1'5
16%
.9
75%
100
10
67% Jan
23
•
103%
52
5
100
pfd
2
37% Aug 19
..
57%
56%
25
5
noncum
Cuban-American
'•
103% 103%
—5
No par
Amer
of
26
14% Sep 15
73% Apr
'■
61%
15%
35%
15%
29%
61%
61%
15%
29%
29%
61%
15%
—M
$4.20 preferred
17% Jan
29%
61%
2.50
common
98
*£6%
,,
Corp
Common
Crucible
98
No par
Seal
$2 preferred
58% Jan
3
&
(The)
1
Corp
Cork
: *5%
2%
1
of Wheat Corp
Cream
Crown
35% Feb 23
6
'
2,200
2,700
Feb'
48
7,800
*
97%
13% Jan,
6% Jan
17
180
6
♦95%
Inc
3%% preferred
15% Jan
42% Jan
6
*96%
13
32% Mar
X
A
98
Jan
6
i'..
6;i
6
18,900
32%
41%
*96%
14
Jan
-A'<>•/•,
6
40%
40%
38%
98%
178
177
179%
*178
98
100
7
43/s May 12
31%
17
20% Mar
11% Oct 28
*97%
96% Jan
9
23
*97
31%
17
12% Nov
95
98
98%
31%
11,100
Jan
13% Nov 30
*97
*97%
2%
54
56% Jan
8,500
36%
23
Jan
68
2%
46% Jan
36% Nov
67%
-
36%
9
Feb
67%
2%
57% Dec
9% J An
CLOSED
38%
5%
5f500
67
Washington's
<
Birthday
178
178
180
38%
36%
5
140
98
98%
30%
57
37%
2%
32% Jan
6
*97
*97%
160
57
37
35%
3
27
EXCHANGE
Products
Crown
Jan
671/8
67
*97
preferred
100
pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Refining common_l0
Cum
Feb
Jan.
66%
36%
5
52
57
36%
2%
104
31
67%
98
1
Corp
common
*50%
52
*50%
*55
35%
3
135
STOCK
52
2%
23
6
36%
36%
35%
53% Jan
116
56%
36%
•50%
36
102% Jan
25
*54%
35%
29
6% Oct 31
52
57%
*55
1
_1,
9
31% Mar 29
4,100
25
33% Jan
101 % May
26,000
26%
Crane Co common
Feb
8% Mar 14
52%
26
Coty International Corp
15
9% May
51%
26'A
Coty
13
6
51%
3
Sep
59
50%
25%
3
Apr
22% Sep 30
37% Sep 23
May
51
26
3
33*
Sep 27
49%
25%
50
Electric
4,200
50%
26%
2% Jan
74
102
49
6% Jan
96% Jan
59% Dec
29
37"% Jan
15
107
28%
9
98% Nov
55% Nov 30
28%
19
24
33% Dec 30
28%
16
95 '/4 Jan
7
28%
2% Jan
18
28
23
28%
5% Jan
-
2% Feb
48% Jan
13% Mar 30
28%
34"% Feb
1
0
11
45% Feb
28
50
Corn
41% Feb 24
34% Oct
28% Jan
5
series
6ft
Duhiller
3,800
2,100
40%
26%
*50%
Cornell
10,800
40%
Corp
Corning Glass Works
32% Feb
95% Jan
98
30% May
3
102
40%
Preferred
Jan
8%
102%
8%
8%
102
40%
31
Jan
52
*51
51
8%
101%
40%
5
38% Feb
2,800
40'A
5
52
103%
40"%
Steel Cb common
Convertible pref 5% series
57
54
99%
40%
Cooper Range Co
7
5
10,200
100%
Copperweld
19
July 27
8%
8
16
30
July
58
8%
101%
xl00%
102
*49'/2
51
8%
8%
300
8%
101
100%
5.600
23
*22%
8%
%
13%
13%
13%
23
14
52% Feb 24
Jan
53
6
July 19
50% Jan
•49%
8%
1
of Delaware
27% Feb
33% Jan
14
4a"/» Apr
Continental Motors
131/4
8
Shares
Feb. 24
22%
8%
100%
100
5
—
Steel Corp
~8% Feb" 16
8
Dec
10o
24
Uaii
25 Mi Mar
issued"
"when
Jan
Jan
Feb"
Feb. 23
13%
8%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Feb. 22
23
13%
*22%
2^%
Insurance
94
14%
13%
22%
8%
8%
100
100'A
13 %
preferred
25
Continental Foundry & Machine—1
Sales far
SALB FBICE8
Wednesday
Feb. 21
Feb. 20
Cop & Steel Ind com—2
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
pat
convertible
com
"9%
YORK STOCK
Continental
RECORD
LOW
Exchange
Highest
14% Nov
May 12
19% Apr
8o
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, February 27, 1956
-
97
27'A
♦27%
4,700
21'/a
21%
7,800
84 Ma
84Ma
*84
85
*70%
71 Mi
X69%
69%
.
100
50
Number 5511..
Volume 183
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previom
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Oct
43
Evans
20
17% Feb
74% Jan
72% Dec 30
May 11
29
40% Jan
21
3
49% Feb
6
41% Dec
30
12% Nov
1
12% Feb
3 4
15% Jan
7
13% Jan
27
14% Jan
13
17% Mar
7
16% Jan
23
17% Jan
6
15
May 16
10
2
22% Mar 14
25% Dec
7
23% Jan
31
24% Feb
74
1
70
Jan
31
71% Jan
31
35% Jan
Fajardo
26
37% Nov
26% Jan 25
S
Nov
9
Dec
22
Feb
2
9
Fansteel
10
7% Jan
3
Farwlck
3
12% Feb
20
53
Feb
21
51
Jan
Jan
27
50
>1% July 21
45
Jan
12
3
43 % Jan
48% Feb
24
29
31% Jan
11
34
Feb
17
Federal
24
17% Jan
4
13% Feb
23
15
Jan
3
Federal
29
Oct
17
40% Jan 24
29% Feb
1
32% Jan
32% Feb
13
119
34% Feb
10% Jan
Felt
34% Jan
Jan
64
^an
24
109% Jan
69% Jan
104
67% Dec 30
Mar
9
Jan
23
68
Feb
10
3
105
62% Jun
9
32
Oct
,
99
Jan. 13
46% Jan
102
Feb
105
61
Jan
.
\ 12% Feb
3
100
CLOSED
16%
17
17
17
23%
24%
24
24%
44% Jan
13
Florida
Power
39% Feb
24
Florida
Power
&
50 % Jan
100% Jan
27
3
11
50.
Mar 31
7% Sep 14
11% Mar 14
12% Apr
68
14% Jun
4
Feb
102
Jan
3
13
Feb
13
97
Jan
3
99% Feb
18
Feb
1
21% Jan
3
33% Jim
23
37% Feb
23
■'
>
-
8% Feb
,
24
.,
59% Jan
>
121% Jan
3
Food
6
24
10%'Jan 20
Jan
Francisco
Sugar
-12% Jan
23
13
98% Nov 28
85% Jan
14
Feb
27
92% Jan
5
Freeport: Sulphur
16% Mar 23
15
6
Froedtert
.6
28% Dec
27
25% Jan
27
29% Feb
7
Fruehauf
Trailer
Oct
24
89
Feb
14
92% Jan
4
9% Dec
9
Jan
25
18
27% Dec
9
9% Jan
3
32% Feb
IIO1/2 Jan
4
11% Sep 15
49% July 27
9 % Jan
10
10% Jan
12
45% Jan
20
463/4 Jan
25
7% Jan
23
39
Feb
11
25% Feb
51
Dec
20
46
Jan
46% Feb
25
38
Jan
23
l
6
Jan
4
25% Oct
45
1
31
Jan
9
9% Mar
21
Mar
17% Aug
23
Jan
27
9
21
136% Dec
8
148% Jun
3
29% Jan
7
36% Feb
23
29% Feb
8
15
6
26% Dec
29
24% Jan
23
83% Mar 18
93
July
5
18
67 % Dec
30
.24% Mar 15
38% Dec
Nov
140
48% Feb
18% Jan
75
Jan
6
7% Oct
120
Mar
6
3
97% Feb
10
69
Jan
13
31
16
363/4 Jan
Jan
8
17% Jan
14
13% Jan
5
Mar 29
19% July
;i35% Feb
9
138
57% Feb
9
52% Jan
23
583/4 Feb
24
5
18% Feb
9
18% Jan
9
30
9
9% Jan
9
9
70% Jan
30
July 11
120% Feb
14
122% Feb
16
5%
July 25
133
3
138% Jan
24
3%%
46% Jan
3
3
152
54
Nov
119% Dec
20
127
88
Aug
29% Jan
9
102
7
Feb
14
42% Feb
Jan
3
122% Jan
Jun
14
5
124% Feb
30
99
Jan
5
100% Jan
13
35% Nov.
9
31
Feb
1
343/4 Jan
23
48% Mar 14
59% Dec
6
50% Feb
10
553/4 Jan
3
36% Nov
2
71% Apr
19
45% Jan
23
53% Feb
24
4% Jan
3
5% Dec
2
4% Jan
11
Mar 17
39% Sep
15
35% Jan
10
5
16
convertible
Motors
Public
24
2
General Shoe Corp
General Telephone
32
General
13
92% Jan
12
82% Jan
4
27
106
Jan
23
Jan
23
General Railway
Realty
41%
413/4
41%
41%
_1
No par
29%
293/8
*29%
293/4
26 3%
26%
26%
'
96
96";.
66%
4
5% Jan 25
Georgia-Pacific
♦137
138
Goebel
154
Jan
5
154
Jan
5
Gold
25
22
Jan
3
23
Jan
6
30
75
Jan
27
86% Jan
5
Goodrich Co
80% Jan
18
66% Jun
7
60
Jan
30% Dec
8
42% Jan
3
30
81
613/a
62%
27,900
58%
64,900
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,600
90%
8%
67
91%
91%
92
91%
92
95%
2,800
8%
9
8%
67%
67%
693/4
68
121%
121%
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121%
121
*132
43"%
135
*136
142
124
100%
33'/a
124
124
124
1233/4
124
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
*
■*
Stock
36%
66 %
30% Feb
2
34
Jan
3
Grand
12
34
Feb
9
39
Jan
6
Granite
18
182% Jan
27
3
6
30
39
Feb
16
45
Jan
3
7
96
Jan
17
99
Feb
17
13
20% Feb
17
5
483/4 Feb
17
140
44 %
•
— —
*1233/4
124
105,500
1,200
100%
102%
800
33
333/4
34
34%
34%
34%
1,800
54%
54%
543/4
543/4
54%
54
543/4
3,300
51%
51%
'
52%
53%
4%
4%
•
36%
36%
69%
51%
50%
36%
'67%
53
,
4%
43/4
4%
4%
-,-36%
66%
36%
36%
36%
4%
.
►
.
■
f
8,800
10,700
7,800
'
663/4
67%
68%
15%
15%
38%
38%
38%
55%
393/4
55%
56
57
57
57%
573/a
57 %
2,7t*J
40%
397/«
40
40%
40 3
40%
40 34
10,400
30%
4,900
30%
30%
*100
293/4
103
58
59
683/4
*15
39%
39%
38%
a
5,900
15%
1,600
3,600
40%
*100
573/8
30%
103
583/4
30%
30%
30%
103
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58%
59
58%
&
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5%%
cum
conv
41%
40%
41
40%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
23 %
24%
23%
24%
23%
24%
*97
38%
Co
5%
5%
5%
5%
4,800
•152
156
154
23
23
•23
233/4
300
80%
823/4
83
85%
12,800
18,600
633/4
62%
63%
63%
643/a
63%
64%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
30%
30%
47
46%
47%
47%
47%
7,900
23/a
2%
2%
2%
44,900
2'%
2%
19 %
19 3 8
5
30%
30%
30 %
35%
35%
35%
100
*186
5
*40
196
40%
preferred——No
98%
98%
1
com
19%
21
48%
253/4
973%
par
9
Gt
98% Jan
3
19
39% Jan
20
42% Jan
3
20% Mar 22
Great Northern Paper Co
Great Northern Ry Co
No par
24% Feb
9
21% Jan
3
Great
No par
41%
21%
_10Q
146%
Prop—No par
25
149% Jan
11
23
77 % Dec
2
73% Feb
15
79% Jan
10
Green
30% Mar 14
34*>4 Jan
18
30% Feb
3
323/8 Feb
24
Green
37% Aug 11
16% Mar a
30% Feb
9
34% Feb
24
Greenfield Tap
14% Feb
9
14% Jan
12
99
95
Greyhound Corp (The) common
3
4%% preferred
,_100
preferred
Bay & Western RR
19
5
12.50
283/g Jan
Sugar com
50
62
100
Stores
154
81%
14
3
5%
5%
79
2%
common
Inc
4,700
79%
23
Co
38%
78%
25% Feb
L)
x38%
23
95% Jan
(H
383/4
156
2
7%
— —
383/8
*22
46%
common
Ore
7,800
38%
*152
30
Western
5%
10,400
98
23
44% Sep
24
5%
*96
156
33% Dec
Feb
38%
98
*97
22,200
*22
96% Dec
Iron
38%
98
.
*152
2
Northern
*97
98
—
870
41%
42%
24%
47%
preferred
33/4% preferred
Grayson-Robinson
$2.25
40%
43%
46%
(The)
Steel
T)
42%
%
—
270
109
24
No par
Motors
Co
-
84%
42%
;_i
City
(W
108
108%
7,200
95
5
Granby Consol M S & P
Grant
843/4
59%
4
Rubber
& Co
Union
*93
103
40%
3
Jan
160
45
15
18
96
4,000
"
44 3/4
44%
;
3,800
121%
15
Feb
*135
121
15
85% Jan
26.
121%
69%
38
"
10
14
30
page
68%
15
1
Feb
21
see
69
9
100
Co
(B F)
Graham-Paige
Sep
For footnotes
8%
-
•
1 r
Inc
14
11
44%
9
10
Telegraph
2% Feb
Jan
43%
91%
v
33%
4%
10
17
(W.
23
May 31
44%
"50%
.
No par )
Jan
Grace
39% Sep
rt
9
52%
*
.
1
Gould-National Batteries Inc
34% Dec
28
800
5
Goodyear Tire
6
83% Dec
1,900
13%
58%
2.50
Co
2
22
20
.
16%
61%
1
com
9
200% Jan
137
58%
1
4
19% Jan
v
16%
*13
61
10
48% Feb
6
26% Mar 15
13%
300
:
V 800
57%
10
65% Jan
5
13% Jan
16%
13%
;
'
60%
5
Corp
32% Jan
126% Jan
-
16%
13
130
.
'Hjvi
33%
137
16%
13
953/4 v
68
573/8
10c
14
27% July
Feb
138
16%
133/a
<
.
*33
■»
100
Corp__
16
22% Jan
69
♦137
953/4
*65
-
59%
1%
23
1
33%
56%
No par
Feb
Feb
67
33%
5,000
60%
1
44% Jan
144
95%
67
90
1,900
57%
No par
Co
GoodaJl-Sanford
87% Dec
May 26
953%.
953/4
26
/
60%
:
common
Brewing
2
22% Oct
6
153
26%
1,700
■i
31%
26%
57%
Corp
preferred
Glidden Co (The)
16
Mar 16
26%
9%
139
1
Plywood
26
143
30%
67
137
1,700
30%
29%
33%
137
68%
9%
16%
16%.
*13
5,900
68%
"
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Co
Dec
74
953%
"
4,400
27%
106%
*138%
*65
33
15%
*106
*32%
'
66%
32%
700
15%
27%
,
138%
138
20
69% Jan
21% Jan
139
19,200
34%
9%
42% Feb
17% Jan
Jan
*138
4,300
8
34%
68%
9%
42%
7%
:
107
68
108%
39% Jan
18% Jan
138
♦106
9%
108
23
46
42%
8
107 %
37% Jan
23
42%
7%
107%
2
13
413/a
107%
44% Mar
21% Dec
1,800
2,400
100
11
47% Dec
673/4
100
29
52%
34
107
3,200
283/4
34
9%
420
10%
47
52%
7%
26%
preferred
conv
36% Oct
5
138
-»-50
$4.50
Mar 14
10
♦46
29%
34
67%
1,700
12,900
52
4%%
96% Jan 24
9
*106
9%
8%
32%
110
503/4
6
20
34% Jan
9%
60
29%
117% Jan
Jan
Dec
10%
47
86
96
45 % Dec
8%
31%
110
95
8
100
10
*893/4
Aug
207% Nov 30
*46
*93
99
6
7%
33%
Washington's
Birthday
86
17
Mar 21
7%
33%
8%
31%
110
95
90% Jan
Jan
73/8
*32
110
10%
47
8%
31%
CLOSED
*843/4
(The)
93
*46
100
Brothers
35
463/4
STOCK
EXCHANGE
*93
Gimbel
18
10%
463/4
110
86
Gillette
12% Jan
10
109%
10 %
95
6
2
109%
*84%
4
3
109%
91
'
*93
43% Feb
3% Mar
8%
31%
100
26% Jan
11
8%
100
3
1% Nov
51,400
preferred
14
55% July 25
400
28%
preferred
23% Feb
41% Mar 14
14%
28%
3%%
40% Jan
Feb
800
8%
♦89%
4%%
36
168
3,600
9
8
155
2,200
903/4
14
19
3
12%
89 5/8
Feb
23
Jan
8%
12%
90% r
95% Feb
86
43% Sep
5
8%
12%
90%
*14%
No par
100
Rubber
Si
45% Sep
29% Sep
11
•
89 3/4
31%
Corp common_No par
Tire
11
Jan
...
143/4
,_50
preferred
18
9
8%
i.
'
Time
4%%
General
Jan
15
31,800
28%
8%
Signal com_No par
Utilties
10c
38% Oct
Dec
29,600
893/4
31%
&
20
5
90
19%
37%
28%
29
General Refractories
3
86% Mar 23
99%
19%
36%
123/a
,
143/4
com__No par
Utilities
Feb
118% Jun
99%
19%
37%
14%
503/4
General Precision Equipt Corp
42
7
983% ;
18%
90%
8%
prelerred
No par
Preferred $3.75 series——No par
40% Feb
Jan
98%
37%
28
31%
$5
633/4 Jan
82
,
,
v//
.; i,/1,;.?,-/
5,
14%
1
General Outdoor Advertising_No par
General Portland Cement Co
-1
4
103% Sep 26
24% Mar 14
250
89%
28%
Corp com
15
Jun
120%
27%
50%
preferred
23
98
120%
_100
38
16
9,200
1193/4
"
14%
5
common
55% Feb
Nov
100
58%
.
5
Instrument
34% Jan
91
53%
101 %
57%
58
(118
,
;
,
53%
101%
t.
102
56%
893%
28
Corp
4
3
2,600
533/8
200
29%
50 3/4
Co
21
7
9,000
14%
273/8
com
4,600
39%
271/4
50%
preferred-
66% Dec
3
8%
5
Inc
38% Nov
Jan
8%
19%
43
39
*89%
*"•
5
preferredCo
21
64% Jan
8%
8%
50
Corp
26
100% Feb
18%
37%
67
33% Dec
3
■
99%
18%
19%
42%
39%
*101%
C
,
115
35%
107
49% Jan
7
*98%
;
56%
18%
v
423/a
52%
,
102
/ 353/8
67
General
10
115
98%
18%
*106
3
54% Feb
98 %
54
6,700
16,600
106
19
27'%
17
29% Feb
*101%
54%
1,700
40%
♦104
15%
General
100% Feb
115
",-35
new__I_l
General Public Service
3
102
40
55%
38%
27
3
29
♦101%
6,600
19
;
12%
Corp
3
Jun
523/4
53%
"113
2
Jan
39% Jan
52%
90%
common
36% Jan
65% Nov 14
53%
'
42%
,
:
t
15%
15% Jan
101
52%
'V /
-t.
6,500
-
12%
40
i 1
15%
76% Jan
18
38%
'•
423/8
38%
12%
40%
106
v
,
105%
55%
12%
39%
♦104
19
413/4
38%
12%
;
/
„
27%
9
29
*183/4
42%
38
r
,
.
^
15%
2
Jun
19
12%
39%
106
■
•
27
14% Feb
45% Jan
*18%
42
;
39%
♦104
„
—
72
105
.
15%
63% Feb
101
106
:
55% j
;
27'%
14
Jan
39%,
♦104
par"
106
,
55
700
£9
71%
-
2,000
..
55
68%
15%
17% Mar 24
45% July 11
106
55 %
1,500
1083/4
♦54
71%
5,900
-
;
10$
26%
6
35% May 25
31
Nov 21
106 %
X55%
12%
.'
3,000
34
9%
33%.
68%
l
31
Dec
*105
106
67%
200
33
64%
-
70
12%
preferred
13% Oct
.
70%
--v
-67
33%
9%
'
107
*53%
.
70
No par
39% Jan
79
53%
66
70%
90
preferred
General
*52%
32%
107
67
100
2nd
Cigar
32%
"
9%
52%
34
9%
69%
Transportation—2.50
Amer
General Mills
53%
32%
106
12%
common
General Foods Corp__
General
32%
105%
.
66
-
General .Finance Corp (Delaware )Ji
Jan
32%
106
*52
Investors com__I
Electric
8% Feb
11
106
_5
Dynamics
65% Feb
48% Oct
32 %
■
90%
(The)
General
27
24
31%
54
83%
V
r
9%
121/4
preferred
General
*
23
95% Feb
31%
9
100
Acceptance
series
Feb
136% Feb
S3
6%
96% Dec
123
85
31%
9%
preferred ——a
.100
General Contract Corp common—_2
77% Jun 20
13
31
34
34%
*8%
,17%
663/i Jan
30[
30%
33%
34%
89%
Industries Inc
conv
General
3
12% Feb
4%
....
13
16% Feb
7
30%
11,300
_i
Inc
General Bronze
5
Feb
13%
_10
General Cable Corp com
4% 1st preferred
13
63% Jan
,f
13%
;
General Baking Co common
$8 preferred
13
7
7
-
Jan
Mar
57% Dec
28
6
34
27% Jan
13%
___2
$4.50 preferred
General
26
80
6
86% Jan
Jan
13%
No par
com
convertible
General
6
142
13%
1
General American
3
17
9
27
27
4
Jan
9% Feb
Corp
Wood
4%%
70% Jan 18
21% Mar
2
46% Oct
Oct
Jan
106
92% Jan
13
Aug 17
16% Nov
2
Gar
13
Jan
29
13
Garrett
23
9% Jan
Dec
11% Jan
130
24
Feb
Jan
66
71
28
133/a
3,800
14
—10
(Robert)
convertible
8
104
28
Jan
5%
6
29
500
33%
30%
."6.25
(The)
Inc
Gamble-Skogmo
24
Dec
,;45%
.
423/8 Feb
15% Jan
138
Co
Co
35
27% Feb
483/8
33
13%
-__7 %
Gamgwell Co (The)
3
48%
33%
30%
Y_IIl0
Gardner-Denver Co
24
48%
33%
.
$4.50 preferred
24
9% Dec
Jan
Gabriel
Galr
23
14% Jan
*48
100
52% Feb
25% Jan
*51
33'/a
—_1
29% Feb
3
53
473/4
33
;
Co
9
30% Sep 22
107% Mar 1
5
53
47%
j.
preferred
23
57% Jan
105
4%
24
19
22
52%
33%
-
preferred—1100
I
_ioo
Co_.
1,300
19,300
48%
5
Franklin Stores Corp
3
28% Jan
July
35% Mar 14
29
11
107% Jan
Jun
32% July 18
4% Oct 20
15% July
Jan
5
30
25% Dec
-
30
34
113
41% Jan
-
4,600
7%
52%
2.50
Corp
25% Dec
6
33%
12
*47%
5
;
33
X33
50
Co^.Nopar
Co_
6
8% May 18
26% Mar 14
11%
—
29
104% May 24
12%
Corp__
Jan
94
11%
*52%
3%% preferred
Foremost Dairies Inc__
12% Nov
88% Mar 30
11%
12
800
77
12%
'
Foster-Wheeler
♦73
11%
1
convertible
76
1
50
Machinery & Chem 'Corp___10
3%%
*72
7%
Food Fair Stores Inc Common
l
$4.20 dlv cum pfd ser of '5i_—15
9
Feb
51
26% Aug 22
28
56
109
-
Sep 21
Jun
27
14
4,600
7%
__^__No
Light
24%
33%
1
Corp—
13:
24%
7%
Florence Stove Co
16
:
1,500
24%
32%
12%
36% Feb
(The)
17
7%
'x39%
41% Feb
Co
16%
32 5/8
S
Carpet Co_—
' $4 preferred
16,700
16%
24%
Birthday
14%
13%
7%
common-^—i_5
7
24
76
20,300
14%
♦133/a
16%
Washington's
43%
14%
13%
323/8
V 12%
20
Fllntkote
*72
42%
14
7%
33
56%
Feb
,
74
43%
5,000
13%
7%
56
Jan
-
.
42%
32%
*105
19% Feb
4U
104 :
*70
100
3
20% Oct
-
EXCHANGE
13%
No par
5
2
29 % Oct
<
STOCK
13%
__i
19
(The)
7i
42%
oom_
36% Jan
Firth
71
13%
First National Stores™
3
15,100
66 Va
13%
—
102% Feb
July 15
21
126
96 % Nov. 30
13
16
68
issued"
Corp „;
Firestone Tire Si Rubber
4%% preferred
; 17% Feb
61% Sep
28
106% Jan
11
"when
com
Filtrol
3
17
69% Sep
25
3
-
3
48% Apr 14
40
July 7
43% Mar 15
Jan
10% Jan
26% Jan
6
11
79
67%
_5o
Tarrant Mfg Co__
Corp
Fldellty Phoenix Fire Ins N
May 23
12
106
Aug 29
18% Mar 11
Jan
54% Feb
>
19
46% Feb
26
100
35% Jan.
20
11% Sep
Aug 17
36% Sep
Mar
108
Sep 26
93
62
23
82 % Sep
18
68%
413/4
&
New
~35%Janl8
7.100
67%
16%
72
13%
Ferro
102
233/4
16%
13%
Pacific
3
14
23%
16%
43
common
13
Oct
23%
16%
13%
cum
8% Jan
38 % Apr
23%
17%
5
31% Feb
13% Feb
6
23%
16%
_I~2
23
9
Shares
23
16%
II i
common.IIIl
26
Apr 15
8%~Nov
28% Jan
the Week
Feb. 24
23%
13%
Electric Co.
Federal Paper Board Co Inc
Federated Dept Stores new
~~
95
5
Sales for
Friday
Feb. 23
16%
42
pfd ser A
conv pfd
1953 series
Mogul Bower Bearings
5%%
Apr
Jun
41% Sep
Thmsday
23
20
Fedders-Quigan Corp
12
PRICES
Feb. 23
No par
Metallurgical Corp
Corp
conv
SALE
Wednesday
Corp.l
Co
preferred series B_L__
6% Jan
4
57
5%
10% Jan
30
8% July 12
3
13% Jan
6% Mar 14
47
July
>
Feb. 21
1
3
Sugar
HIGH
_
Tuesday
Feb. 20
5
~
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp
19
Sep
Co_
Fairbanks Morse & Co
FairchUd Engine & Airplane
24
68
Products
Ex-Cello Corp
3
28
21% Feb
18% Apr
7
13% Dec
24% Jan
Monday
Par
Eversfaarp Inc
23
15% Jan
62 % Jan
26 % Sep
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
25%'Jan 20
9
20% Sep 13
6
NEW YORK
Highest
21% Feb
10
13% Jan
21
l*wect
Highest
Lowest
*72
100
1
48%
*■'
188
40
*98%
20
♦47%
2%
18%
30%
30%
30%
18%
30%
2,500
35%
363/i
363%
36%
13,600
353/4
188
*190
196
♦186
42%
100
196
42
*2%.
99%
98
98%
20%.
19%
20'/a
19%
20
9,200
49
48
43
48
48
700
♦93
26
26%
3,500
43%
50
99%
26
26
26
26
99
97
97
95%
96
41%
41%
41%
41
41%
413/a
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
22
.*146%
3,300
42%
118
147
74%
•146%
*72
148
74%
32
31%
315/s
33%
33%
!i14%
14%
14%
14%
96
95%
953/8
*95%
18%
413/4
31%
t
6 600
19%
30 %
33
& Die Corp__No par
19 '/a
1,600
33%
♦96
146%; 146%
* 74%
,
34
;
34
14%
96
,
.
128
90
323/a
33%
,
1,800
5,200
74%
32
32
14%:
*95 %
97 %
*72
*72
31%
26%
-
13,900
34 %
1,600
14%
95%
23,900
14%,
95%
,
30
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...
Monday, February 27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
34'A
*5 Va
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5 Va
700
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com..No par
36%
37 Va
36%
37%
37%
36%
37'A
4,000
No par
25
*96V4
97'A
*96'A
97'A
96%
96%
96 Va
96 Va
300
87%
88'A
88
90%
91
91%
90%
92%
29,000
No par
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38%
*37%
38 V*
2,100
2
32% Feb
9
35% Jan
13
Grumman Aircraft Corp
4
5% Jan
3
6% Jan
17
Guantanamo Sugar
35% J? u
6
44 % Feb
23
36
Jan
23
38"% Jan
3
Jan
6
96% Oct
31
96-
Jan
4
937/8 Sep
23
83% Jan
23
93% Jan
3
38 Va Nov
3
Jan
23
38% Feb
23
26
preferred
$5
Gulf Oil
Gulf
Jan
18
35
Corp
Utilities
Stales
Common
Jun
9
101% Jan
3
103
Feb
21
$4.20
dividend
109Va Jun
7
107
Jan
3
108
Feb
6
$4.40
dividend
104
Dec
8
107
104% Feb
9
105% Feb
23
$4.44
41
Dec
15
46% July 12
41 % Jan
5
42% Feb
24
Hackensack Water
Halliburton
Aug 26
105
10
Jun
•27
34
34%
9,500
Co—
;
104% July 13
101
Shares
1
1
33%
8'A Apr
61% Mar 14
the Week
Feb. 24
33%
45% Feb
31
Friday
Feb. 23
33 Va
22
Jan
Bales for
Thursday
33%
5Va Dec
97
PRICES
;
33%
32s,* July 19
80
Feb. M
Feb. 21
Feb. 20
„
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Bsnge (or Previous
*102
100
100
100
*107
107%
*102%
105%
25
preferred
preferred
dividend preferred
103
103
103
41%
41%
10J
*107'A
*102%
:
108
105%
i.
103
*103
;■
103 Va
*104'A
103%
*107'A
10a %
105 %
*105 Va
107
♦42 Va
50
108 %
"15
H
45% Aug 10
69% Nov 25
19% Jan
6
24% Sep
14
58 >/2 Feb
10
66
Feb
14
22% Jan
3
42 Va
62'A
62
62*M
-5
21%
21%
21%
21%
Ns par
*20%
21 %
20%
20%
preferred—L—100
Paper Co
2.50
91%
91 %
9lVa
91 Va
36%'
37%
36%
36%
50
50
*49 Va
50
146
*142%
146
Hall
(W
Cementing—5
Well
Oil
F)
18 'A Oct
13
25% Feb
4
19
Jan
24
21% Jan
6
79% Oct
7
100% Feb
4
87
Jan
24
92
Feb
13
21% Jan
6
38% Dec
6
35% Jan
19
38% Feb
8
Hammermill
38
6
55
Dec
6
48
Jan
23
53 % Jan
3
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
134% July 25
26% Mar 14
143
Nov
10
Nov
Jan
31% Dec
5% Mar 25
33% Dec
15% Jan
6
3
30 % Feb
1
26% Feb
24
Jan
17
6% Feb
3
Jan
9
20
5
14
6
20
34
100
2.50
1
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hat Corp of America common
Jan
23
17% Jan
3
23
21% Jan
3
Hazel-Atlas
29% Feb
6
33% Jan
4
18% Jan
23
16
27
26% Feb
24
88
Jan
19
89
Jan
24
53
Sep 20
60% Sep 29
Feb
9
60
Jan
9
Jan
30
101
*34%
Jan
5
25% Feb
17
3
17% Oct
11
17% Jan
30
23
Hercules
Motors
17
148
Nov
30
127% Jan 10
141
Feb
15
Hercules
Powder common
No par
126
May 19
122% Jan 30
124
Feb
24
99
No par
96
122% Aug 11
16
53
Feb
13
4
54
Jan
11
25
11
34% Nov
9
27% Jan
23
32 % Jan
3
Hertz
31% Mar 18
43% Dec
29
37% Feb
14
43% Jan
3
Hewitt-Robins
Feb
14
19% Jan
12
77% Feb
3
99
Oct
15% May 12
20% Nov
16
17
71
73
Jan
6
95
Feb
16
5% May 12
Hires Co
2
6% Feb
9
19% Feb
7
25% Jan
4
20% Jan
16
21% Feb
24
29% Feb
9
32% Mar
3
31
Feb
8
32% Jan
16
3
34% Jan
10
Feb
20
34% Oct
8% Mar
48
Jan
37% Oct
10
65
Dec
22
28% Jan
31
44% Jun
27
100% Jun
14
3
Feb
13
106
13
Jun
Hollander
62% Jan
3
13
Hooker
102% Jan
5
6% Jan
20
8% Jan
31
27
21% Jan
23
27% Feb
3
1?
16% Sep
19
12% Feb
10
14% Feb
24
34% Jan
4
39% Nov
28
37% Jan
6
38% Feb
24
28
34
91% Jan
28
98
100
Mar 10
102% Mar
17% Dec
20
95
Jan
6
Feb
23
102% Jan
10
Feb
14
149% Dec
15
41% Jan
143
Jan
45
3
29
22% Jun
*98
25'A
*37V2
37%
2,400
„
19%
19%
19%
3,600
138%
1371/a
138%
1,100
123 Va
124
124
52%
52%
52%
53
*53
.
C.!
54%
50
52%
♦53 Va
541/2
•53Va
1,000
53V2
J';
200
28%
V."'v
28 Va
28V4
281/2
7,300
39%
39«A
39%
17%
//.'*'// Z/ 'X'.-'s-
77
*74%
52
:53
17%
17'A
393/4
175/s
2,300
*74 Va
77
*741/2
500
60
77
95
96
96
96
96
43%
43
43%
42%
433/a
250
2,400
11%
11%
11%
11%
11'/a
11%
11%
600
22%
22%
22%
22%
231/4
23 Va
23 Va
4,400
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
3,000
'
'
7
7
*7
21
21 Va
*31
31'A
7%
v:
'/
*7
///
71/4
*7
31
7%
100
21%
21 Va
21'A
21%
213'g
1,900
31
>:•" 21'Va
31
31
31 'A
31'A
400
33
383'8
15,100
40
38%
38%
38%
38%
56
56%
56%
57%
58%
58%
571/4
58
38%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
401/4
No par
1
*101%
102'A
*102'/a
103%
*102 %
101 Vz
IOIV2
80
25
*26 Va
7Vo
com
104
1,900
11,900
7%
7%
7Va
7%
7'A
7%
6,200
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
26'/a
26 %
5,600
7%
27
13%
13%
13%
38
37%
26%
26%
*92%
;..
r-
;,
V
/
38
94%
26%
26%
93 Va
93 Va
,
;/.
'■
13%
14
145/8
11,400
38
'
38%
38%
1,200
27
A/J
13%
37%
:V/ //.:;
27%
*26%
27Va
1,200
92 Va
92 'A
220
*92 Va
94
101
*100
101
100
100
100
100
100
*103
105
*103
105
•103
105
*103
105
44
;
158%
44 %
44
159%
159
44%
44%
441/2
44%
159 Va
159
1
23
18% Jan
3
Howard
23
25% Jan
3
Howe
2% Feb
2
tHudson & Manhattan
7% July 18
12% Apr
27
71% Sep
13
64
33
Nov
9% Feb
39
50
251/4
37%
Power__No par
Houston Oil Co of Texas (Del)—25
24
1,060
100
24%
*37 %
y-i-Vv':
*100
1"% Jan 12
3
100
58 Vz
100
14% Feb
19% Jan
*V
1,000
89 Vz
57'/2
11%
100
21% Jan
6
*88'A
57
37%
preferred
4% preferred
4.40%
preferred
Houston Lighting &
8
Jan
89%
95
1'3 'A
10
3
57
43%
*37%
23
11
*88%
95
3
3% Feb
22% Jan
1,400
5,500
32
22'/a
common—5
Inc
27% Dec
6
I6V2
21
43%
convertible preferred
50
Finance common—No par
15
43% Jan
16 Va
20 %
32
159%
159 Va
Stores
Sound
-
15 "A
15%
15
15
1
Corp
Co
23 Va
24%
23%
24 %
2
100
com
■
STOCK
preferred—100
7 Va
7%
7%
65%
66
65%
66%
3n
3'
*3?vt
31%
6%
6%
16 %
37
37%
37%
20
9% Feb
2
Jan
10
67% Feb
24
Hudson
30
31% Jan
4
37% Jan
30
Hunt
17
R% Jan
19
71/e Jan
13
Hupp Corp
1
Sep 21
32% Feb
9
38% Feb
24
Huspman Refrigerator Co—^
5
noncumulative
Foods
Inc
6.66%
6%
7%
■
EXCHANGE
7Va
♦C-4
CLOSED
-
15
—
160'A
14%
8,500
14%
24% '
1%
—
5,100
23%
■%/
14%
24
■
2
2
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
7% Feb
5%
2
150
45'A
24Va
'
15% Mar 14
1% Dec
16%
21 Va
32
43
10
30
12.50
10
3%%
% Feb 24
160% Feb
3
16%
95
5
Co
Hondaille-Industrles
23.
47
7
Jan
Electrochem
$2.25
6,100
19%
76
Household
3
100
105% Feb
28% Jan
92
6
14
Feb
26% Feb 23
3
5
104% Jan
8
38% Oct
98
Aug
May
& Sons
preferred
f Hotel Corp of America
5% conv preferred
26% Oct
26%
1
$4.25
27
25%
5
Oil Corp
Honolulu
1
Dec
(A)
900
25%
50c
Co
Holly Sugar Corp common
5%
convertible preferred—Homestake Mining
40% Jan
56
Feb 16
35% Jan 30
28
26
40
4
101% Feb
Apr
8% Dec
17
13% Mar 14
8% Jan
Furnace
347/8
138%
75%
Hoffman Electronics Corp
♦34V2
32
'
17%
Holland
4
900
34 Va
2,300
123 Va
39%
5
Corp
(Charles E)__
6V2
24%
■-
28%
6
12% Jan
Hotels
6V2
•
19
17%
3
21% Feb
3
■:r.-
7,400
6 %
138%
39 Va
30
10
16% Jan
//''/■
■
36 Va
6»/a
"
■
36
123 Va
28'A
14% Jan
3i% Jan
C
•
-
4,000
36 %
34 Va
'fe/S-V:'
34%
32%
35'A
'••l
/ /
•
32%
138
17%
12% Jan
11% Jan
2
28
19
146
34
32%
*122 Va
'
123%
39 Va
24% Jan
10% Nov 28
20% Nov
42% Feb 14
18%
500
34'/a
99%
29%
9
30
51% Aug 24
12% Jan
5
Oct
18%
*144
140
1,800
34 «A
24%
17%
14
98%; Dec
6
/••*
25
28%
Hilton
3
*142% 146
♦
37%
39%
3
89% Jan
34% Jan
24%
*37'A
5
Inc
3
3
50%
.v..
54
Jan
79% Aug
501/4
56
1
(The)
Co
50
400
„
20%
54
47% Jan
5
12
4%%
37
1 100
*99
25%
138 Va. 139
Heyden Chemical Corp common.,—1
3%%
preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
Jan
99
Chocolate common..No par
preferred series A
50
53
91 Vz
36%
600
21V2
91 Va
37%
16%
.
37%
*52 %
54% Mar 18
56
25
*122%
13
21'A
91 Vz
Birthday
36 Va
"v/:
21
20%
*37
100
61% Jan
Jan
100
10
preferred—25
common
preferred
Hershey
21
91 Vz
>"
':
89%
38 % Jan
49% Jan
16%
*88'A
4
19
24 Va
55%
13
Dec
24
89%
Feb
51
24%
423/4 ■:.}&
21
••
35%
54 Va
93
Mar 14
*34%
*88%
23% Jan
40
35%
24
*'
Va
Washington's
•
25
7
preferred
1,600
32%
8
5%
6%
*32
38% July 25
22% Mar 2
19% Feb
6%
16'%
25% Dec
Jan
6%
32%
104% Feb
(G W)
%
6
21%
6
noncumulative
6,900
21%
33 V4
16 Va
3
7%
32%
20%
22% Jan
3.65%
66
21%
32 V8
32%
(H J) Co common
Helme
64%
21 Va
32
,
—100
-r
64-a
21%
34%
32
5
36% Jan
37
33%
34 'A
•
15
Glass Co
preferred
3% %
Heinz
32
33%
5
1
dlst
42
62%
CLOSED
.
34%
31%
50
Hecht Co common
5
4S%
EXCHANGE
,
50
33%
1
4%%
20% Jan
Jan.
*142 Va
10
preferred
preferred
Havag Industries Inc—
Ex partial liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc
91
96% Aug 15
35
6%
Harrisburg Steel Corp
Harris-Seybold Co
7
Dec
24% Mar
3
146
23
Jan
36% Sep
24
39% Jan
3
27% Nov 21
26% Mar 14
84% Jan
3
39
18
20% Nov
36% Jan
34 Va Jan
3
convertible
4%
15
9
20
8% Jan
12
16% Oct
Feb
31% Feb
31% Jan
35% July
Mar 11
80
141% Jan
17
39% July 13
40%
12
STOCK
42%
62
Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co com
24
20% Feb
<
2
*1%
V
1,700
14,700
1,900
2
.
*7'/a
8'A
34V4
7%
34%
341/4
600
66%
671/4
3,300
700
66 Va
6 Va
38
Birthday
6%
6%
6%
29,700
37 Va
Washington's
67 /
37%
33'A
381/2
2,900
.1,300
;
I
27
Jun
21
Jan
4
67% Oct
11
68% Sep
19
58 % Jan
23
64% Feb
24
Illinois
Central RR Co
47% Jan
5
57
Sep
12
50
Jan
23
54
Jan
3
Illinois
Power
Aug 22
52
Nov
9
50% Jan
5
51
Jan
19
4.08%
61% Aug 17
52% Sep
1
53% Nov
10
Jan
11
52% Jan
17
4.26%
cumulative
*52%
53%
*52 Va
53 Va
55
Jun
54% Jan
31
55
Jan
9
4.70%
cumulative preferred
50
*53%
55
*53%
55
62% Mar 28
55
Mar 11
53
Feb
10
54
Jan
6
4.42%
cumulative
preferred
50
*53
53%
*53
53 3/4
63
Feb
19
51% Feb
1
53
Feb 10
4.20%
50
*52%
53 %
*52'A
53 Va
♦52 y4
15% Oct
26
15% Jan
4
15% Jan
13
Illinois
cumulative preferred
Terminal RR Co
Jan
3
29% Jan
25
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
49
61
Jan
17
13% Apr
12
24 % Mar 15
33% July 18
27% Feb
51
8
31% Aug 31
28
10
31
Idaho Power Co
10
29%
62%
53%
6
48% Jan
6
60% Jan
20
10% Nov
8% Jan
28
58% May 23
71
46
Feb
19
14
9 % Jan
No par
66% Mar 14
91% Nov
28
78% Feb
14
35% Jan
6
23
65 % Feb
26
68
8
Sep
24% July 18
53% Jan
21% Jan
21 % Jan
23
23
12
47% Jan
23
Mar 29
100 % Jan
11
27% Jan
30
19% Jan
18
349
Jan
6
35% Oct
11
165% Aug 16
57% Dec
103
33% Sep
450
6
373
Feb
;
86% Jan
24
Steel
Co
5
Insuranshares
61% Jan
6
Ctfs
Interchemical Corp common
4%% preferred..
30% Jan
3
Interlake
9
36 Va Jan
3
167% Jan
5
173
Feb
24
30 % Jan
30
32
Jan
3
28% Feb
14
32 Va Jan
9
Feb
23
88
Jan
3
4% Jan
31
6
Jan
6
International
85
Int'l Nickel of Canada
28% Nov
2
41% Jan
84
8
92% May 26
6% Nov
3
84
21
Feb
38% Feb
24
6
Int'l Business
Machines
Int'l Harvester
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
com
preferred
Mining Corp.,
9
16
13% Jan
3
82
12
117% Sep
23
108
Jan
31
114% Jan
3
International
108
12
103 % Jan
4
Nov
2
Dec
28
15% Feb
14
42
60
Jan
5
35
Jan
28
23% Jan
34
6
Mar 15
48% Mar
8
45
Jun
24
15
62% Feb
9
18
Jan
5
96% Jan
26
103
Jan
10
44% Feb
20
10
67
Jan
3
Jan
30
16
29% Jan
4
38% Jan
32% Jan
40% Feb
21
37
9
9
International
40% Feb
24
$1.40
38
Feb
24
Interstate
Dept Stores
Feb
9
14% Jan
3
Interstate
Power Co
2
40 % Jan
26
6
31
9
51% May
3
36% Sep
43
JFeb
20
International
Jan
3
24
6% Mar 14
27% Jan
26
91% Jan
45
8
Sep 26
19
Mar 14
30% Aug 11
2(\% Jan
35% Dec 30
130
33% Jan
Sep 21
12% Sep
125
6
6% Feb
13
8% Jan
3
31% Jan
24
4
37% Feb
43% Feb
17
34% Jan
91 % Jan
9
94
14
46 % Jan
19
May lo
101% Jan
19
59
Jun
11
97
Feb
il
82
85
Jun
Mar 10
33% Nov 29
For
(F
L)
102% Feb
6
Jan
24
89% Jan
3
27
67% Feb
1
78% Jan
4
Johns Manville Corp
Johnson & Johnson
43% Jan
23
50% Jan
3
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
JOT J/„ p b
9
105% Jan
16
38% Dec 30
35% Feb
3
39% Jan
6
see
page
26
preferred
A
.
38 V3
172%
6,500
403
415
37%
172
38 Va
3,900
20,400
140
173
31
31
31 Va
31%.
31 %
31%
2,900
23
29%
29'A
29%
30
30%
11,400
85
84
84
*84
5
51/4
81%
82'A
129 Va
129 Va
12%
133/8
5%
5%
*82
100
85
*5%
5%
1,700
13%
14,300
82%
81 Va
82%
129%
81%
129
129 Va
129%
13%
13 %
13%
140
115 Va
117'A
16,800
*105
s
570
300
107
16'A
16%
16
16
400
90%
91
89%
9034
400
£6%
97%
97%
97%
600
44%
44 Va
43%
1,600
63%
C3%
31%
32%
39%
40%
31%
x27%
7
41
36 %
92 Va
46%
*102
32
27'A
39%
130
*36
37%
*16
43 Va
43 Va
44
63%
64'A
64
64%
37%
*36
37%
*36
32 Va
31%
1,3*00
32%
53,800
403/8
1,500
31%
32
32
39%
40%
39%
40 Va
*39 Va
40%
40%
40 %
40%
403/a
37
37
37%
33
38
1.000
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
5,800
37
13%
x42
42
*20%
21%
31%
32
27 Va
27%
39'/a
40%
130
*129%
40%
42%
42
♦20%
31%
27%
417/a
21 %
*20%
21%
31V8
32%
300
32
27%
39%
40
♦129 %
130
27
40
*129%
900
41%
3,600
27%
1,300
40%
20,100
30
130
7Va
7 V4
734
7Va
7%
9,200
36%
36%
36%
3 6'A
36%
36 V4
36 Vz
2,100
39%
39
39'/a
39
39 V4
39
40%
4,200
92%
*92
93%
7
47%
103
7
45%
47
*92 Va
93%
*92 Va
93%
50
4 6 3/4
47 Va
47 Va
48%
3,800
'
*102
103
103
♦102
'
*102
103
7,600
88
88'A
89%
*73
73%
73%
74%
74 y4
74V»
74
74%
1,000
47%
46 Va
47%
47 »A
48
48 Va
48 Va
26,200
104 %
104%
104%
v4
1P4 7<,
105
105V4
350
100
46%
104 %
.1
37 %
38%
38%
39%
x383/4
39 3/4
39
39 Va
15,100
12%
Co
37%
172 »A
40
30%
95
36
x39
No par
preferred series
Manufacturing
410
407
900
30'A
91%
38%
100
30%
300
4 8'A
103%
16%
129 'A
1
29 Va
48
*102%
95
1
common
■
48'A
103
4,500
12,700
91%
13%
Jewel Tea Co
Joy
22
92
16 %
—
3
5%
85
65%
22
96%
43
50% Jan
3%%
84'A
64 Va
-
91
13%
1
Inc
84%
22 %
105 %
1
Co—
38
172%
6,700
9,200
64%
168
64%
105%
50c
54% Sep 23
107% Nov 22
footnotes
Jacobs
1,100
7,900
48%
63%
83
105
42'A
Feb
"
Mar 15
104
Coal common
405%
37%
172%
48
*164
*21%
105
3.50
Jaeger Machine Co
No par
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
7
22%
106
16%
36 %
Island
Creek
2,300
9
63%
64
*105
issued"
preferred
168
115%
No par
:
''when
"
473A
63 Va
62
♦164
114
*39%
24
$6
:\
47 Va
v
114'/a
1
10
7
37/a
112 Va
25
40% Feb
Feb
8%
114
37%
27% Jan
130
13
97% Aug 15
preferred
:
common
15%
29 Va
xlll
C4%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co..No par
Iowa Power & Ligh* Co
10
31
Jan
77% Oct
98
10
12%
64
5
34% Jan
13
65
23
24
5%
81%
129
44
34% Jan
39
99% Jun
32% Mar 14
Jan
conv
Intertype Corp
New
Feb~13
cum
85
*36
Telep & Teleg_.No par
Utilities Corp com..5
403
31%
29%
25
common
7
34% Feb
5%
38
172%
96Va
44%
No par
Silver
preferred
19
30% Jan
*84
405
25
International Shoe
30
13
20 ye Mar 23
No par
33% Feb
15% Aug 29
26% Jan
7.50
100
Salt
34 % Jan
3
29 'A
12%
5%' preferred
38% Jan
12% Jan
31
15
.
1%
37%
172%
80%
$4 preferred
No par- Int'l Rvs of Cent Amer com—No par
3
40
5
401
"
128%
common
2
43% Jun
6
121
Paper
International
82
V '
82 3/4
z
63'/a
100
International
15%
29l/a
8%
;
V2
61V2
168
*21%
com—No par
Preferred
15
34% Mar 15
32% Jan
Sep
Feb
42% Jan
74% Sep 16
39% Nov 11
31 % Sep
7
89% Feb
94
48
60 Va
22%
1
International Packers Limited
Jun
47
*164
64'%
100
Jan
20% Nov 15
60%
82%
No par
129% Feb
114
48%
168
62%
—
6
101
8%
82'/a
"
No par
—
13
6
15%
29'A
29%
12% Feb
Mar 14
53%
53 Va
15%
*
29%
126 % Jan
Jan
•52%
29%
3
69
53 Va
29%
10
73
5334
48
Jan
30
55
♦53
103
Jun
Jan
*53%
533/4
48%
17
106
*52%
55
103%
141
Jan
M
53 Va
51
29'A
29'A
8V4
*52 Va
♦ro
47%
6
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
15%
*50 Va
*102%
18
Jan
15%
■»
♦533A
*28%
51
48%
29
23
♦50 Va
103%
12% Jun
Jan
51
48%
87% Jan
78
2,000
50 V2
*102%
127 % Dec
87% Aug 26
7,300
53 %
*21%
preferred
100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
4%
643,4
5
common
7%
283^
53'A
_No par
41 % Jun
415;
28%
64 Va
53'A
100
Corp
175% May 31
87% Jan
4
26
28
64 %
53
l
7
Iron
28
633A
53 3/8
20
Inc
Feb
103
60%
*164
100
Inspiration Cons Copper
Jan
47%
1
18
11
Mar
165
Apr
29% Oct
3% Mar 16
Jan
SA
Inland
13
7
*8%
283/4
63%
Mexico
No par
13
Jan
19
15%
29
Industrial Rayon
Feb
163
98% Jan
De
15%
28%
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
59
15
37% Jan
Electrica
5
par
69 Va Jan
29
169% Jun
Jan
50
50 Va Jan
Dec
4
162
preferred
-
*
51
100 pesos
Industria
8% Dec
28'A
53
63%
53
*50'/a
635/8
29%
No par
commons-No par
cumulative preferred
50
Co
10
88 %
89
x86%
87%
87%
1956
Number 5511.
Volume 183
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK
Bangs for Previous
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1955
Range Since Jan, 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Feb. 21
Feb. 22
Feb. 23
Feb. 20
Friday
the Week
Feb. 24
Shares
K
43% Dec 14
51"' Feb
39
Nov
94
Sep
30
30
100 % Mar 23
105
35
3
■15V2 Mar
28 % May 25
38% Jan
23
41% Feb
24
Jan
17
95% Jan
30
4
99% May 16
105
May
Feb
;
94
100
10
41% Jan
52
Feb
Feb
24
101% Feb
105% Feb
104
6
Kaiser
3
Alum
7
9
107% Sep
7
21
106% Jan
105 y2 Nov
28
Jan
10
104•
Jan
10
84% Apr
48% Jan
21
71% Feb
9
78% Feb
23
Kansas
4
44% Jan
6
46 % Jan
20
4%
"
25
MailO
<m
31
21% Jan
3
29% Jun
44
8
Oct
27
3
25% Jan
15
6
10
22
Jan
27
20% Jan
3
Feb
14
34% Feb
20
Jan
23
127 % Feb
24
45% Jan
23
49 % Jan
6
46
36% Jan
Sep
16
Feb
24
46% Feb
25% Feb
10
44% Jan
16
14
47 % Jan
43 % Feb
Jun
23
29% Feb
38 y2 Dec
27
33% Jan
23
37
34% Jan
69
July 26
56 <.Jan
25
59
58
60
92 V4 Mar 18
28% Jun
32,
Jan
101 >■ Feb
16
102% Feb
31
59 % Jan
94
Jan
3
28% Feb
14
Feb
13
98
47% Dec
20
55% Feb
9
43% Jan
50% Jan
28
24% Dec
8
22
Jan
10
24% Feb
21
50
4
43% Jan
4
48% Jan
4%
13
Jan
16
12% Mar 13
22
5% Jan
6
Feb
25
25
20% May 10
28 y8 Jan
6
11
4 % Jan
6
18% Jan
3
Feb
31% Feb
94% Jan
10
16
22
>34
Feb
95% Feb
21
28
13% Jan
10
16% Jan
31
Dec
30
72% Jan
23
83
Jan
3
26
19 % Jan
23
21% Jan
3
2% Sep
1
17% D^c 22
Jan
3
15% Jan
Lees
1% Jan
3
3
3% Jan
3
2
2% Jan
SI
19
19
Feb
1
8
Feb
1
50c
16
43% Jan
23
45 % Feb
7
Sep
30
22
Jan
16% Jtin
4
19% Feb
24
19% Jan
3
23
Mar
19
Feb
9
21% Jan
>64% Jan
13y4 Jan
18
9
86
3
23
24% Dec
9
29% Sep
61% Mar 14
149% Jun
47
22
74% Feb
■
3
Life Savers
72% S.p
22
67% Feb
14
72% Feb
164% Nov
16
3
163 % Feb
66
Jun
17
46y4 Ocl
31
16
Dec
30
55% Apr
21% Jan
14
15
Feb
9
25% Jan
25
39% Sep
19
35% Jan
24
Apr 15
40% May 17
103% Sep
19
89'
Feb
14
64% Feb
7
46% Feb
14
53% Jan
3
13% Jan 27
23 % Feb
23
Loew
64% Jan
79% Feb
24
Lone
-79
17% Mar 14
56
Jan
7
26% Mar 14
114
Oct
5
24% Aug
-73
Dec
32% July
123
,,,
July
6
1
21
5
5
47% Jan 23
28
23
Jan
10
115% Feb
24
/
Jan
26
53% Jan
16% Jan
Feb
23
100% Jan
12
53
43
31 % Feb
119
Jan
Lily
3
Link
Belt
3
Lionel
28% Mar 14
38% Sep
6
35
Jan
16
71% Feb
4
21% Jan
20
22% Feb
15
105% Jan
11
103% Mar
Mar
107% Apr
27
Sep 26
100
102
8
103 % Jan
6
Mar 11
105
July 15
Jan
4
106
9
/
Jan
3
102% Jan
13
:
103% Jan
11
103% Jan
11
101
5%
B
series
D
55
Feb
23
Louisville
3
Louisville
&
3
8
Co
% Feb 24
101 %
£3'%
533%
97
29%
49%
50%
24%
24%
15%
4%
5,300
503%
2,300
24
24%
475%
2,600
473%
15%
*4%
32
31%
31%
97
95%
95%
153/4
15%
15%
15%
78%
78%
15%
79%
79%
81%
20%
21%
203/4
21%-
20%
21
2%
♦17
2,400
15%
2,100
21%
31%
*95
21%
31%
♦95%
2%
400
4,600
700
323%
97 ;
40
15%
811/4
2,000
2%
21'%
2%
14,000
17%
,
v;
17%
9,500
20%
'•
15%
81
.5
;
2%
163%
21%
323%
K
95%
2%
17
21%
\
100
4%
17
17'%
17%
17
>
29%
50
4%
21%
7
150
15%
4%
21%
7
8,900
96%
29
>
533%
"
*4
78
25
50
53%
-
>:
21%
15%
400
102%
96%
17%
*95%
par
*101
17%
3,300
6,100
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
I,400
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
4,800
18
18%
18'%
18%
183%
19
19%
3,200
19%
20
18%
19%
20%
20%
20%
20
10
76'%
77
76
76%
76'%
77 %
773/4
7
15%
16
15%
16%
163%
16%
27
27%
263/4
263%
26%
263%
com
25
67%
159
10
67%
67%
159%
3,700
160
8,300
18,400
26%
J
163%
26%
1,400
68 3%
7,100
68
160%
160%
180
50
50%
49%
50'%
50%
503%
49%
50%
5,300
51%
50%
51
51
513%
51%
513%
5,000
15%
153/4
403/8
41
41%
*89%
91
*89%
47%
213/e
74%
15%
153/4
15%
16%
;
41%
43
;
*89%
41%
91
91
16%
41%
♦89'A
3,600
42'/a
6,900
47 y8
473%
473%
49%
493%
503%
213/4
21%
223%
22%
231/4
22
23
76
76
77
76'%
79%
78
30
29%
293/a
29%
*115
118
29%
120
*115
%
293%
29%
115%
116
18,900
128,200
79%
5,600
293/4
5,600
116
500
58%
64%
623/4
67
63%
673/4
60
63
57,200
22%
223/a
22%
22%
22%
22%
21%
22'%
II,000
*105
106
*105
106'
*105
1053/4
*105
100
*101
1013/4
*101
1013%
♦101
1013/4
101
100
*103
105
*103
105
*103
105
*103
10'
50
16%
91
483/8
*113
20%
*141
20%
-7
20%
> 141%
54
(Ky).Nopar
Sons
79
16%
68
159%
20%
51%
-
100
&
67 %
159
"
v
100
Nashville
(M)
67%
159
100
common
Common
4%%
101%
29
153/4
700
58%
'
S7
"
*57%
8,100
,
44%
preferred
Lowen.stein
28
32
Washington's
Birthday
*16%
l
Gas & El Co
90% Jan
20
15%
4%
17/
21
5
preferred
10
Feb
15%
16%
lo
preferred
E
27
27% Feb
15%
*4
common_3
preferred
series
4.35%
83% Jan
53 y2 Jan
48
10
49% Jan
26% Dec
46%
common
Co
July 27
12% Mar 14
48 ' '
Gas
90% Dec 30
48% Jan
47%
conv
58
49
47%
10
6
20
47%
No par
3
Jan
24%
Corp
77 '% Jan
42
49 %.
24%
Corp
45 % Jan
3
49%
24
preferred
5
51% Jan
29%
49%
23%
1
23
104
29%
49
Corp
21 % Feb
3
!
:3%
100
143 % Jan
27
58%
♦58
97
5
Tobacco
9
Jan
58
101 %
800
41%
5
10
25% Jan
35%;
No par
20% Jan
101
46'%
35%
\
.?-■
29
2%
140% Jan
6
46
:
35%
53
173/4
3
6
41%
46 '/a
97
2%
May 25
31% Dec
41% ■>,
*35
97
17%
147
102% July
2,600
533/8
5
<P)
4,700
243%
28%
Products
4.25%
7%
7,600
463%
24%
97
Cement
Lorillard
58
101%
1
Aircraft
series
58%
473%
46
•
107%
100
7
22% Mar 14
57%
LjJopar
11
99% Sep 23
39 % May 16
CLOSED
46 3%
r
(
453%
EXCHANGE
35 %
..No par
20% Oct
139% Dec
25% Jan
45%
47i/8
41%
STOCK
443/4
353/a
preferred.
100
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A.l.No par
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
17
23
Oct
41
45 %
35
preferred_.No par
pfd.
No par
(The)
1
Cup
Star
6,200
32,200
25%
53
Inc
43/4%
1,400
34%
127%
46%
*101
Co
Star
*40%
44 %
10
Co
18%
34
126 %
_
46%
10
l
convertible
s
Lone
7
24
20
3%%
41
35
(The)_____
.2.50
Liquid Carbonic Corp com___No par
\
463/4
*18%
t
25'%
Corp
Lockheed
46 %
18%
34
1263%
..No par
;
Corp
Tulip
333%
125%
j-
I
Myers
preferred
7%
26
18%
343/8
5
common.
Liggett &
Sep
5,100
2,200
,
46'%
1
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby
28 % Feo
25%
22
1263/s
*40%
2nd
Corp
3
19
25%
22
33%
47
200
46
253%
22
124%
46
"1
(111)
Lerner Stores Corp
Jan
*18%
45%
3,500
25
34%
1
Navigation Co
Fink
&
>
19
,
20
77
217%
125%
,
_30
106
1043%
X763%
45%
1,300
2,100
100
106
*104
;
20,600
41%
96
100
.
78%
♦45%
I
25
1st
Lehman
25% Jan
20
124
2.50
common..
Sons
&
Lehn
28
Jan
18%
>33%
*95
106
39%
51'/a
41%
1043%
100
noncum
17% Jan
49% Jan
213%.
_
&
noncum
10
156 '
24%
21%
preferred
15% Feb
-
45%
243/4
213/4
Co
(James)
$3
3
-
*45%
24%
383%
*51
'
101
78
21%
_
Co
Co.
Gas
77
24%
.
5% Jan
Apr 22
S)
♦100
8.75
No par
Inc'
Wire
46
101
No par
Lehigh Portland Cement....
Lehigh Valley RR
No
Lehigh Valley Coal common
40 % Mar 14
V
(S
3.85%
6% Sep
47 y2 Jan
89% Dec
76%
~
Co
Inc
Lehigh Coal
1
11% Jan
76%
76
__4
La Consolidada 6% pfd..75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant common
1
Lee Rubber & Tire
___i
5
6
25 y8 Apr
6
*105%
♦103%
preferred
Laclede
10
15% Nov
6
11
Jan
82
Mar 14
18 y® Jan
7
20%
34% Sep 20
98% May 3
86% Aug 11
53 % Jan
9
Feb
105%
1043/4
"I__1
(S H) & Co
Kroehler Mfg Co
Kroger Co (The)
15% Jan
4
105%
*103%
*100
38%
513%
41
96
104%
_
Kress
16% Feb 15
25
18% Dec
Dec
16
15% Jan 30
7
Mar 14
4
Sep
3
Co
Kresge
12
22% Dec
39 % May 31
R)
*95
96
106
5
$5 prior preferred
Koppers
1
29% Jan
(G
*95
.
102
Co
Ind
&
51
40 3%
>99%
Kimberly-Clark Corp;
3
4
Steel
383%
51%
40%
'103%
*45
Wheel
King-Seeley.Corp
Kinney
1
52% Jan
&
Oil
38%
51%
40%
3/4
'105%
preferred
Keystone
4
23
100% Jun
30
Prior
17
7
Dec
96
50
Copper
:
County Land Co__
Kerr-McGee
25
Jan
Jan
..
23
105% Nov
Jan
38% Jan
Hayes
23
,—39'% Feo
*943/4
38
52
40
.No par
Kennecott
23
24
com
preferred-..
(Julius)
38%
513/4
100
...
Southern
non-cum
Kern
24% Feb
56
preferred
City
Kelsey
32
113
15
38
40%
IIIlOQ
preferred
4.20%
Kayser
9
38 y2 Nov
59% Apr
33%
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kansas Power & Light Co
31
Jan
18
129 '% Aug 26
29% Jan
84
4.50%
•
3
21% Jan
24% July 15
27 Vh Mar 14
98% Jan
Feb
24
8
24% Mar
17 % Mar 24
Corp
<
70% Jan/ 24
43
Chem
43/4% preferred
"__50
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No
par
3.80% preferred
jqO
4%
cum
preferred
IIlOO
20
102% Mar 15
Nov
&
141
20%
21'%
88
>v '
141'A
1413%
141%
543/8
543%
54'%
883/4
88%
20%
55
88
54 3/8
87%
20%
883/4
141%
„
'•
55
88%
1053/4
~20
101
105
21
8,900
250
1413%
55
1,300
89
3,300
26%
3,900
Inc—
26%
1
:
preferred series A
263/4
104
100"
Lukens Steel Co
26%
104
46%
10 *
*104 *
STOCK
,
47 3/4'1
47%
263/a
!4%
9
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
*104
26%
26%
104
104 Va
48 3/4
49
48%
104
150
49%
5,500
29%
35,500
M
133
19
Mar 28
19% Jan
140
July 22
21% Jan 23
39% Feb
17
43% Jan
20
49% Jan
3
11
141% Jan
31
138
Jan
.
6
32% July 27
26% Jan
10
30% Feb
35% July 35
29% Jan
23
31% Jan
3
88 % Mar 15
95
7% Jan
6
8% Jan
6
56% Jan
6
23
Jan
18
643% JaD
4
4% Dec
16
5% Nov
28
25
May 16
7% Sep 27
;
Jun
13
89% Jan
4
92% Jan
3
9% Jan
31
10% Feb
122
Sep
Feb
9
100% Jan
23
9
16
19
41% Sep 22
34
Feo
Jun
21
585
F b
3
8V2Apr
4
5% F.b
6 % Feb
10% May 18
34% Jan
21
Maracaibo
Oil
33% Jan
4
393/4 Feb
24
Marathon
22
33% Jan 23
25
95
16% Feb
4
29
43% Dec
19
26% Feb
1
18% Feb
17
Marine
Jan
27
55% Feb
15
*
36% Jan
6
35% Jan
6
Marshall
9
98
Jan
24
38% Jan
4
22 % Feb
20
9
393/4 Jan
20% Feb
16
243/8 Jan
40% Feb
14
43 % Jan
3
94% May
95% Feb
14
97
3
99
Jan
10
94
May 16
99
Jan
12
94% Feb
1
96% Jan
Jan
18
88
Apr
11
86
Feb
8
87
Feb
25% Jan
4
35% July 12
56% Mar 31
28% Feb
6
31% Jan
55% Feb
1
25% Dec
8
20% Feb
13
25
Jan
12
23
Mar 14
34
7
27% Feb
10
32% Jan
3
44
Jan
6
46
Aug 22
45% Jan
13
46
Jan
May
4
20% May 16
Master
23
6
52
Feb
10
Nov
14ya Mar 14
16% Feb
81
91
Dec
45
29
Aug
1
57% Jan
17
58
July
16
21
15
Jan
83% Jan
23
Jun
13
80% Jan
3
923/4 Feb
23
Mclntyre
22
Aug
31
Jan
25
22% Feb
10
1
19% Feb
23
Feb
14
74% Jan
17
101% Jan
4
1023/4 Jan
16
4%%
77% Feb
21
82
Jan
17
Cum
21
30% Feb
13
32% Jan
6
3
18
71% Dec
12
2
t0Sy4 Apr
77% Dec
18
21
9
7
39% Sep
68
Feb
24
6
46
Jan
25
33% Jan
31
Jan
7
135
Jan
25
98% Feb
6
21% Jan
18
28% Jun
28
24% Jan
19
20
26
30% Apr
12
24% Feb
8
95
-
Sep
88 V2 Mar 30
102
Jun
9
96
91
July 21
9 6 3/4 Feb
13
37% Feb
24
111
55%
55%
600
34'%
34%
34%
3,300
33%
323/4
33%
33%
35%
33%
34
3.900
96%
*95%
333%
*95%
Melville
4%
6
Mercantile
Merck
21%
36 3/4
37%
373%
38
38%
38%
38%
4,800
1
X20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
3,500
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41 %
41%
4,900
95;»/4
56
9
56
*55%
*21%
213/4
55%
21%
55'%
213%
21%
100
28%
281/4
28%
28%
28%
300
46
46
*46
463%
Corp
45%
453/8
453%
45%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22%
223/4
1,300
18%
18%
18%
18 3%
18%
19%
19
19%
7,700
*70%
713/4
70,
70 3%
71
71
70%
70%
102
♦101%
'
*102'
77%
787/a
80
80
common
1
31%
31%
31
31%
30%
31
96
96
96
96'%
36%
37
37
37
100
1
common
1st
preferred..50
*
108%
109%
109%
Mesta
99% Jan
27
102
Jan
6
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Feb
2
107
Jan
23
pfd
Linotype
26
26%
25%
♦92%
108
3%
*92%
93
Co
43
48%
1,100
20
20
20%
46,800
49
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
50%
1,100
101
1013/s
101%
106%
105
105
993%
*99%
100 %
99%
*97%
99 %
5
pfd__100
*100%
101
100%
100
*98%
99%
99%
93 V2 DjC
101
Apr
18
96
Jan
6
98% Jan
31
3.80%
preferred series..
100
*97%
98%
*97 %
4.45%
preferred series
100
*106%
9
47% Jan
20
55% Feb
21
5
53%
7
10
5
21
146% Sep
23
135% Jan
17
142
Jan
3
133
Jan
For
footnotes
see
page
26.
Copper
8%
1st
Steel
Utilities
Prod
preferred
1,100
48
19 3/a
100
South
108
48
preferred series
Middle
20,800
193/s
preferred series..
Midland
3,600
26%
93
473%
3.85%
R
26%
107%
4.35%
6
108
210
19%
21
Jon
108
26%
220
1,700
473/4
993:« Feb
Jan
*107%
26%
*92%
.40
400
6,900
107%
-
25
6
26%
93
95
37%
111
,
19%
97% Jan
^
26%
%
*92
111
313%
900
-
47%
108
26
33
*
80
18%
Apr
14
26%
26'%
93
37%
38
115
26%
26%
95
96
*37%
*111%
109%
30%
103
47%
102
20
95%
*76
12.50
93% Mar 29
in% web
103%
No par
Co
Scott
&
26%
25%
No par
Inc
26
16%c
No par
Co
common
6
30% Jan
101%
793/4
2nd
Miami
600
800
45%
103%
50% Jan
21
2.800
*76
13
54% Nov
,
46
7,000
45%
*102
43% Feb
25
93
50
52% Aug 26
103 y2 Apr 18
37% Jan
80%
*92%
100
Merritt-Chapman
9
53%
80%
923/4
92%
series
(1st series)
pfd 4.30%
3
Sep
53
80%
92'%
25
5
35% Mar
52%
773%
1
19
60
51%
78
513%
92%
160
4 5'/a
18
Co
Jan
108% May
14%
83
77%
•
.
10
Robbins Inc
Jan
6
14%
83
49%
77%
80
7,100
14%
82
14 3%
81
92%
463%
81%
14%
81
49%
5
*46
14%
14%
*76%
92%
49
4
46%
*46
14%
5
23% Jan
18
200
*55%
Publishing
112
29% Oct
900
*28
80%
Machine
313/8
*21%
49%
7
conv
31
50
$3.50 preferred
$4'
220
120
56
1
Mergenthaler
95%
22
Co.
Inc
370
96'%
87%
95%
*86%
28%
*55%
81
Stores
95%
5,200
*21%
Corp common__50o
preferred
100
(The)
96
22
*28
:•
No par
3
32 % Jan
96 '/a
•
3
.No par
common
23
103 % Oct
37%
30%
Co
20
37,900
22%
30%
convertible
&
96%
'36%
363/8
5
preferred series B
5%
96%
36%
96%
35%
22
30 3%
Shoe
Mengel Co
6,700
*95%
96%
96%
18%
353%
30%
18% Feb
14
.
30%
44% Jan
105
55%
X34
18%
*30%
106% Jan
1
18%
*55%
343%
No par
11
107% July
18%
553%
333/4
95%
17
13
18%
55%
34
87
22
Mar 28
18%
55%
95%
95%
preferred
2nd
300
18i
34
87
26% Feb
Dec
6,500
96%
112% Apr
56% Jun
96
3934
87%
7
103
39'/a
*95%
11
6
39%
*86%
22% Oct
Jan
383/8
22%
....
43% Jan
39
300
38%
900
373/4
18%
95%
&
3
Fe j
9%
87%
Stores
27% Feb
273/8 Jan
93
934
35%
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead Corp common
21
10
9%
'
Feb
Jan
9%
21%
Porcupine Mines
McLellan
36%
95%
Electric
McKesson
Jan
15% Feb
Jan
26 y4 Jan
82
24
600
36%
*95%
McGraw-Hill
91
37%
-
*55%
5
4
convertible
McGraw
63/4
.
37%
9%
*86%
Stores
3%%
24
17
60 y2 Jan
McCrory
*
——
5%
353/4
preferred
80% Feb
18
101
$2.50
53% Feb
29 y8 Feb
37%
7l
1,700
363/8
600
5%
6%
♦36%
.*•
No par
Corp
9
21% Aug 11
37'%
*578
5%
22%
Corp
McCord
23
Feb
9%
19,500
35%
common
preferred
McCall
Feb
46
9%
63/4
129%
210
213/4
common
47
15
52% Jan
$3
,
71 % Jan
23
9%
cumulative
15
43% Jan
*36%
7
2,500
36%
36%
600
5%
pfd 1947 senes__No par
pfd
No par
cum
13
25
1
$3.75
Apr
45% Apr
333/8
36%
*578
600
9%
127
127%
5%
10%
*9%
93/4
29%
91
*93/4
.No par
Co
Stores
78% Dec
Mar 14
36%
36 3%
600
29%
-
1
Corp
Maytag Co
1
24
40
*6%
125
400
No par
Co
Corp
Electric
Dept
$3.40
16
31
Jan
36%
.*577%
.6%
No par
com
$3.75 preferred
4
9
14% Feb
May
Apr
56% Jan
7
80
8
67
4
Feb
363/4
600
126%
10
44
90%
91%
9%
*6%
.50
Co...
5,700
29%
*91
9%
5%
100
Co
&
(Glenfi L)
Masonite
4
83
Field
Mfg
preferred
Martin
24
44% July 21
pie.erred
16,800
9%
1
Corp common
Cement
30%
9%
6.25
convertible
30
293/4>
29%
30'%
5
...
141%
28%
913%
•5%
v?
44
*137
9%
122
29
293%
44%
141%
9%
123%
x36 %
Exploration
Martin-Parry
3
16
33% Mar 14
117
29%
27
*44
*138
283%
91
x
9%
*577%
5%
No par
Midland
4%
4%%
3
19% Jan
35% Feb
10
1
Shirt
Marquette
32% Jan 27
30%
9
1
28%
91%
50
Bros
32% Jan 27
Jan
28%
*9%
;
Corp
38% Sep
Birthday
'
9
54
Washington's
44'%
1413%
91
Co—
RR
30%
44
*138
293%
>
10
Co
10% Jan
18
Feb
Coal
Sugar
13
21
Apr
Manati
Feb
9
July 34
44
Mahoning
Manhattan
20 V'4 Feb
21% Sep
6
24
Mandel
37% Dec
23% July 19
15% Aug
4
25% Jan
6
22% Nov 29
18
Jan
6 % Jan
610
6
7
99
37% Jan
Copper
Magnavox Co (The)
3
Jan
7
100
Magma
Jan
16
11
24
-
Jan
54 % Aug 23
34% Nov
9
Jan
129% Feb
Chef
7
6
92
Magic
41
Jan
31% Jan
10
28%
..No par
No par
30
44%
*138
No par
com
series A...
Garden
30%
141%
*44%
100
5
Co Inc
Square
30
5
common__10
!
preferred
3
28
59
4%%
Madison
10
17
35% Jun
Forbes
Inc
35% Jan
11
11% Feb
10
Trucks
Jan
10
24
585
*
Working Co..:
&
Many (R H)
7
12% Feb
Wood
preferred
Mack
13
13% Jun
& M
6%
24
26 % Mar 14
M
MacAndrews
Inc
common
100
*105
106%
108
*105
*106%
*106%
108
54%
54%
31%
31%
31%
31%
41%
42%
42%
43
138%
1383/4
H co co er
1383%
108
'
110
106%
50
*99%
100'%
73
*97'/a
98%
*106%
108
553/a
11,800
32'%
31%
10.800
44
44%
44%
3,000
138%
1383/4
160
55%
42%
138 3/4
99'%
54%
31%
55%
31%
55%
93%
*105
138%
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Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
STOCK
YORK
Highest
20
34% Jan
Midwest
12
Oil
Par
Corp
25% Jan
21
35
Nov 30
29% Oct
11
41% July 13
30% Feb
9
36% Jan
9
20% Oct
11
28% Mar
1
21% Feb
2
23% Jan
3
Minneap & St Louis Ry
No par
Oct
11
19% Apr
Jan 23
19% Jan
6
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
No prar
15
17
13
24
50% Oct
17
Jun
20
Jan
23
66'/a Feb
106
Oct
14
117
Dec
30
112% Jan
24
116% Jan
3
80
Jan
6
115
Jun
15
105
Jan
19
120
Feb
24
13
102% Jan
11
104
Feb
1
26%ffo^25
21% Feb
9
24% Jan
3
70
107
102% Dec
28
12% Jan
6
Apr
58
$4
preferred
Jan
7
'$5.50
51% Jan
18
88
Jan
11
29% Feb
9
33
Jan
3
64% Jan
23
70% Feb
24
35% Feb
24
When
30% Jan
16
Minnesota
Jan
3
Minute
35% Dec
73'/a July
1
26% Feb
28% Dec 30
22% Jan 20
9
19
■
15 Va Feb
7
33% Oct 31
44% Feb
15
36% Jan
23
41% Feb
33% July
5
32% Dec 30
29% Jan
3
32% Jan
13
Feb
10
23
17% Jan
5
10
81% Jan
5
27
17
Aug 10
8% Jan
54
Feb
99% Jan
114 C Jan 30
^Missouri Pac RR 5%
8% Jan
4
i11
Mohasco
71% Jan
31
76
Feb 20
3 % %
26
88
Feb
81
7
Jan
13
20
Aug
21% Feb
7
30
24 Vs Jan
Feb
9
24 Vs Jan
12
41 %
Jan
47
Jan 23
25
52% July
6
32% Feb 15
2
23
Jan
9
12
21
40 %
30
21
24% Jan
19% May 12
17% Jan
23% Jan
Jan
Industries
conv
class
Monsanto
Chemical
3
9
Montana
11
23
95
Jan
18% Jan 10
19% Feb
7
20% Jan
26
Feb
14
50% Jan
44% Mar 14
60% Jun
7
43% Feb
9
32% Dec
22
30% Jan
23
May 17
11
17% Jun
40
■
28
43
Jan
6
40% Oct
25
47
114% Nov
9
128
Dec
Feb
14
29
Jan
Jan 19
37
Feb 24
Feb
9
42% Feb
10
17
Jan
4
45% Jan
11
Jan
3
18
42% Jan
2
49% Feb 24
4
30 Vs
68'A
68
68
34%
34 Vs
STOCK
*34%
34%
27
15%
26%
26%
EXCHANGE
26%
27%
15%
15%
CLOSED
15%
15%
39%
31%
31%
15
78%
38%
39%
31%
31%
102%
87
3,600
15
15
*75
87%
17%
21%
45 %
x44Ve
25%
40 %
33%
08%
No par
19%
12
25
Co
34%
27%
1
Corp
46%
10
5
Corp
34%
17'/a
43'A
39%
*47%
0
1
10
-
,
25%
25%
40 %
33%
89 %
19%
25%
47%
35
28
35Va
-
>'
87
640
18
18
3,500
22
1,900
22
22
700
2i%
22
22
44%
45%
44%
46
26
26 %
26 Vs
26%
40%
40%
33%
-33%
34%
88%
89
88 Va
40'A
89%
"■
47
Jan
70
6
Dec
62
14
23
Jan
37% Nov
45% Mar
1
37% Feb
3
173% Sep
10% Oct
2,200
25%
24%
25%
4.700
48
48%
47 %
48 %
3,600
34%
48
35
34 %
34 Va
5,000
27%
i
28%
28
28%
1,200
6,400
19%
19%
19%
24%
47%
19%
25
19%
24%
>
34%
28
35'A
35%
35%
35%
35%
37
17'A
17%
43Va
40
49
35
28
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
1.200
43
43%
43%
43%
3.900
40%
41
40%
41
49%
49%
49%
49%
4,900
goo
43%
40
'
:
V
43%
40%
>
•48
49
122
122
20
20%
*20%
20%
20%
20%
700
66 Va
66%
66%
66 Va
6 6'A
66 Va
1,700
25%
25%
6,300
15%
33% Oct
12
National
13
National Automotive Fibres Inc
Jan
3
National
24
National
Jun
2
174% Jan
3
179
28
12% Feb
9
14
Jan 30
7%
34% Feb
13
38% Feb 24
10
24% Jan
5
National
City
30
23% Feb
10
National
Container
34% Jan
30
41% Feb
10
Feb
10
21% Jan
3
34% Jan 23
39% Jan
3
24% Feb
6
$1.25
41% Nov
14
18% Sep
27
24
Jan
10
20
18
43% Jun
15
16% Jan
10
6
21% Jan 26
19
Oct
11
28% May
23% Jan
3
20% Feb
10
Jan
17
93
Mar 21
100% Aug
9
97% Feb
9
99% Jan
30
22% July 29
59% Sep 22
19% Feb
3
20% Feb
7
45% Jan
19% Sep 27
45% Mar 14
23
National
4%%
23
51 Vs Jan
3
103 % Jan
11
105% Feb
23
76% Jan
23
85% Jan
3
Fuel
Prod
July 22
176
Jan
10
179
Jan
31
147
Mar
9
156
Jan
4
148% Jan
9
151
Feb
0
21
14
Feb
23
11% Jan
5
12% Feb
6
7%
j'
16% Apr
58
38% Dec
31
21
1
25
33% Jan
4
38% Jan
97% Feb 21
1
37% Jan
8% Dec
15% Apr 12
17% July
5
37% Mar
8
33% May 4
90% Mar 16
15% Oct
93
July
31% Jan
48
Jan
400
17
Jan
24
15
Jan
3
Jan
11
16% Feb
13
24
34% Jan
6
14
16%
Feb
2
19
33
7
5
15
Jan
16
Jan
16
National
Feb
,
Mining
Corp
3
New
York
17
N
33% Feb
24
27% Jan
4
30% Feb
23
New
Jun
29
87
Jan
31
91
Jan
17
New
102% Jun
30
94% Jan
6
99% Feb
8
$5
610
Sep
15
475
Jan
4
500
Jan
9
N
N
Y
&
Y
Omnibus
Dock
New
22
22
Feb
15
30
Jan
3
Co
18
50
Feb
14
64% Jan
3
RR
Preferred 5%
21% Jun
2
18
20
Feb
6
21% Jan
6
37% Jan
19
39% Jan
3
New
N
26
45
91% Mar
8
97
30
5
Sep
8
Nov
14
91
Jan
18
36% July 27
32
Jan
3
87
1
84
Feb
1
85% Feb 23
9
88
Jan
3
91
3
94% Jan
18
Nov
92% May
i01%Jan
93% Feb
15
34
23
Feb
York
3.60%
3.90%
103% Apr
20% Jun
14
102% Jan
31
Jan
16
22
18% Jan
30
21% Jan
18
27% Mar 24
103
&
5
42% Jan
20
60 % Jan
4
64% Feb
24
Norfolk
1
25% Jan
19
26% Feb
7
Adjustment
47% May 17
13% Jan
6
92% Dec
22
77% Jan
27
88% Jan
3
16% Jan
16
18% Feb
24
108% July 14
64 % Jan 18
16
Jan
0
86
Sep 27
99% Mar 23
100% Feb
99 %
9
Aug 29
22% Sep
16% Jan
26
13
3
88
Northern
Central
Northern
8
108 % Jan
9
110% Jan
18
5%%
70% Jan
19
77% Feb
24
18% Sep
21
16% Jan 20
Aug
96% Feb
13
100
3
110
105% Sep
30% Sep
27
109
Aug
3
26
39
Jun
20
31% Jan
28
40% Sep
21% Sep 26
21
19% May 17
103% May 13
25 % Apr 25
108% Jan
4
Co
3.90%
4.56%
109% Feb
10
4
37% Feb
7
34% Jan
36% Feb
20
Feb
1
)Q%.Tnn
9
101% Jan
5
23% Jan
3
103
Edison
4.40%
5
16
Feb
16
25% Jan
17
59
16%
79
>
4.44%
Ohio
O'l
17%
17%
2,200
80
80
59%
59
59%
3,700
29
59%
29%
29
29%
2,709
102
23%
51%
51%
52'A
24%
52%
22
20
20
38%
38%
38%
387/s
93
93
33 Vs
22
33%
33 Vs
34
87%
85 Va
85%
23%
Preferred 4.24%
Natural
32%
*84
*90%
93%
33 Va
87 Va
*84
90%
91
96%
96%
*102% 103%
19 %
19 V4
36%
36%
62Va
63
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89 Va
90%
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com
103%
19%
19 %
19%
101%
20
63
82
16%
16%
87 'A
43 Va
10
12
100
—100
100
r
110%
74%
17%
*90
101%
*100
series
Co
52
24%
5,800 '
53
23%
4,500
21%
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3874
100
3874
4,700
93%
20
33%
3374
14,800
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85 Va
100
90
400
*93
89%
98
*96
10
103%
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19%
19 Va
1,300
37%
37%
3,400
63%
64%
9,700
26%-
*25%
26%
84%;
37
26%
16%
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88
43%
110%
43%
110
37%
63%
83%
85%
24,509
17%
17%
18 %
10,300
88
87'A
87%
90
43%
44
44 Va
9,000
110 Va
160
110
*110
,
76 Vs
75%
76%
7574
77%
1,900
17%
18
18
17%
1774
17%
17%
14,400
90%
230
90%
101
102
*100%
90
91
*101 Va
90%
101%
101
101%
*100
90%
90%
100%
101
101
*100'A
102%
289
101
101%
"55
*101 Va
102%
102%
*101 Va
25%
25%
26
26%
26%
27 Vs
13,409
17
17%
17%
17%
17,309
102%
16%
16%
17
24%
24%
25%
26
26%
26
26%
6,500
51
50
50%
4974
50
49%
49%
2,309
51%
52%
51%
52%
4,909
107%
97Va
*108% 109
*109
109Va
35%
35 '/a
*107 %
107%
*96'/a
36 %
IS'A
7.50
"20
510
16'A
24%
50%
com—10
—100
*475
99%
75
*101% 102%
25%
25%
20
Elec
♦110
99%
89
*25%
63
81%
44%
110%
75 %
*86%
82'A
36%
16%
87 %
10
98
103%
62%
43%
89%
*102%
36%
*87
93%
'
98
82%
100
Gas
38%
26%
No par
&
38%
*93
510
23%
*20
81 Va
2.50
common
Dreferred
Oklahoma
8,300
17
81
58%
79
50
common
Co
Gas
102%
17
16%
*10%
25
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Oklahoma
4%
Co
100
10,300
*79
100
100
*25%
1
preferred
11
10
19
4.6%
Jan
33% Jan
'
96%
1
100
Jan
■
1,300
96
1
25
$4.11 preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Ohio
10
34%
*94%
*25%
100
53
109% Jan
19
25
series
Northwest Airlines Inc
14
Jan
*20
Corp_____1
Norwich Pharmacal Co
22
Jan
preferred
3
Feb
*34'A
95
51
100
19% Jan
110% Jan
34%
95
23%
preferred
6
28% Jan
52% Jan 20
10
34%
59%
50%
Pacific Ry
No par
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
5
16
109
100
Gas
14
26
400
34%
34%
*95
98%
23 Va
Co
10
15
18% Jan 20
Ry
16% Feb
24% Feb
49% Jan
16%
99
16%
81
100
5
47% Jan
107% Jan
*16%
*475
2
7
3
16%
510
100
30
30
16%
♦475
*475
100
52 Va
17
7,400
100
110% Sep
100% Apr
800
*16%
99%
series
6
14%
7
*98
series
20
14%
98
preferred
43% Jan
5,900
14%
98
preferred
105% Sep
95% Jan
7Vs
14%
*86%
$4.08
7
7%
147/8
98
510
$4.10
Dec
1,700
7 Vs
♦14%
*95%
$3.60
54
13 Vs
8%
13%
7%
11,300
9
39% Jun
13 Vs
8%
13%
7%
89
3
26% Jun
13%
8%
13%
*86 Va
21
l
17,300
89
Jan
1
2,600
8%
29
89
Feb
5
45%
8%
28%
*86%
10
91
13
45%
8%
65,700
101% Jan
29% Jan
45 Va
29%
103
102% Jan
20
45'A
45 Vs
57%
9
10
98%
101
44%
10
13
17%
98%
101
*100%
57%
24
24% Feb
17
*97
15.500
101
29
87% Jan
101% Jan
17%
98%
55%
43%
100% Feb
10
17
*97
800
54%
30 Va
100 Va Feb
20
17 Vs
98%
16,000
55%
57%
103
103 % Apr
39% Jan
17
*97
68 Va
36%
54%
102
44%
68Vs
36
43%
92% May 9
103% May 11
4
♦101
68%
35%
16%
29%
Northern
Jan
101%
44 %
8%
13%
7%
14%
16%
35
96
17 Vo
53%
17%
67%
35%
57
Corp
Natural
6
17%
35%
54%
43
preferred
Aviation
7
Feb
17 %
67%
30
Ry common
Capital
3
28
31% Feb
Nov
Western
Jan
83% Jun
25% Nov
107
Northeast
111% Dec
0
20
&
47 % Feb
18
16%
57%
North American
19% July 27
91 % May
4
46% Apr 20
Jan
39%
16%
29%
100
33% Jan
42% Jan
37%
210
19,200
5.600
29%
100
23
86
1,600
39%
150%
43%
preferred
22
3
12%
38
150%
56%
preferred
61% Sep
27
12%
39%
100
23%
No par
26% Feb
39% Jun
12%
38%
Hartford
Shipbuilding
38% Jun
85% Jan
150%
*12'A
*35%
No par
0
25
150'A
12%
177%
42%
series A—
Aug 23
48% Jan
150%
*176
57
4.10% preferred
Niagara Share Corp__
Nopco Chemica Co
18% Jun
140
7,800
176%
43%
$3.75 preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40% preferred
100
9
82
176'A
Y State Electric & Gas
Corp—
13
104%
81%
176'A
29%
50
Common
Feb
81%
80%
42Va
Co
common
98 % Jan
7
common
Haven
Jun
104%
81%
81
x55%
Corp
preferred
Harlem
105%
900
20
5
Central
non-cum
50%
8,400
59
29%
Chicago & St Louis Co
York
8,500
50%
35%
54%
16%
*79
1
New York Air Brake
3
59% Jan
103
20%
50
No par
31% Jan
47% Jan
9
City
20 Vs
No par
14
23
54 Va Feb
York
Birthday
20%
49%
Washington's
50
105%
22 %
99
104%
20
21%
98 Va
No par
27% Feb
33% Jan
Y
19%
22%
99
66%
37
16%
17
*97
96%
10
common
7
'?94
100
22
22
39
Mar 14
common—No par
Dec
Dec
49% July 27
59
71% Apr
25% Apr
100
131
4 %%
preferred _1
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
18
13
I
Industries
18
93 % Jan
1
1
,_1
Oct
Jan
Co
Inc
Oct
82% July 7
87% Mar 11
1
.
4,400
32,100
21%
CLOSED
12%
44'A
8'A
13%
7'A
14%
16%
34%
5
,
.
57
Oct
10
Co
28
38
No par[
Pa com
14,700
23%
12 %
37%
17
67%
x67
10
(The)
4,200
36%
23
101 %
No par
Co
20%
36%
23'A
,
1'9
EXCHANGE
98%
49%
20%
36%
22%
20
21%
*104%
900
26
20%
35%
53
Cast-No par
Newmont
8
20%
150
9
24
4,200
150
23
81% Feb
23,600
41 Vs
177
Feb
62% Jan
23%
23%
41 Va
*149
12%
18% Jan
4
23%
41
*176
97% Feb
21
23%
23%
176'A
1
preferred
Newport
23%
23%
41
21%
81%
England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
pfd_100
102
23%
23%
98%
49%
105%
80 %
New
Feb
79
48%
*104%
3
5
23%
23 Va
STOCK
14
10
36%
23%
23 Vs
17% Jan
20
19,100
22%
1
Corp
3%%
8,700
38%
23 %
22
99
20Vs
95 Va Jan
55% Jan
6
Ref
Newberry Co (J J)
5
12%
27%
40%
5
Corp
Theatres Inc
Bros
12%
38 Va
36%
Corp
National Vulcanized Fibre
Neisner
12%
100
Natomas Co
Nelii
12%
37%
38
20%
20
270
12%
40%
20
*
83% Jan
17
9
Tea
176
*176
2,400
12%
36%
30
92% Jan
78% Mar 30
Mar 10
Jun
3
7% Feb
104% Sep
20% Feb
23% Sep 27
80% May 16
90
13% Jan
5
18
National
3
9
36% Jan
82% Dec
20
10
94
7
Jan
13
4
Mar 15
48
176
176
176
20%
Corp
Steel
Shares
National Supply
4 'Jo
preferred
Feb
8
9
1
101% Feb
23
6% Jan
,
18
Mar
55% Feb
23
19
97% Dec
Id
75
Sugar
101
16% Feb
41% Jan
National
18
69% Jan
23 % Jan
9
33% Jan
19
20
37% Jan
l?
18
10% Apr
% Jan
23
Feb
9
147a Feb
15
Steel
12% Feb
12% Jun
3
16
19
National
44
30
Jan
National
3
8,400
100
&
3
71% Jan
100% Jan
6% Dec
Malleable
17% Jan
20
47% Jan
29
11% Jan
13
Natl
20
Jan
35% Feb
42% Mar 25
103% May 2
53% Nov 25
6
23
16% Jan
2,200
38%
176%
38
common
Service
64
4
14
51% Dec
0
39% Feb
14
32% Feb
29
Mar
77% Sep
Jan
39%
38%
20%
common
'
23% Jan
39%
39 Vs
41
10
preferred A
Linen
15
39%
38%
36%
22%
21 Va
98%
5
6% preferred B
National
15%
39
38%
20%
100
$4.50 preferred
183
15%
38%
38'A
176'/a
12%
37
23%
23%
No par
Gypsum Co
24%
15%
38'A
38%
24%
15
40%
common
169
23%
1
5
124
123
25
5
Co
Gas
National Lead Co
Aug 29
23
122
122
25
preferred
Distillers
National
175
11% Jun
1
common
pfd series of 1951
National
12%
35%
23%
5
Inc
Co
Cylinder Gas Co
National Dairy Products
National Department Stores
5
Dec
1
Register
Lines
National
90% Nov 28
106
5
25
conv
176
10
22% Feb
Cash
37%
10
common
100
19% Jan
25% Mar 14
5
Corp
16
Feb
37 % Jan
54 % Jan
Can
National
47
-1
Corp
Biscuit Co
National
"
1
Aviation
26% May 10
24% Nov 14
11
21% Sep 26
14% Mar 14
102% Jan
Airlines
preferred A
16
Jan
121%
19%
66
66 Vs
23'A
24
15'A
15%
38%
39
v
l
Jan
17% Jan
183
6
11
5
40
10
14,600
19%
100
Co
39 % Jan
37% Feb
10
5
Corp
National Acme
16
9
23
29
Natco
25% Jan
14% Jan
46% Nov
15% Dec
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
6
67% Jan
17
Feb
27% July 25
20% Oct 31
33% May 16
20% Mar 14
3
20% Feb
16
23
10,900
'
120%
No par
126% Jan
Jan 24
19% Feb
700
34
89%
5,100
40%
33%
89%
40%
33%
28,500
\'
N
118
Sep 21
1,600
22%
21%
45%
26%
260
.75%
21%
,
v
40 Va
19%
85,200
11
10 Va
21%
21%
3,100
*86
18'A
22
1,100
103%
*75
87%
17%
21%
v
,
,76
•86
>
77%
103 %
11
10%
10%
76
800
77%
104%
103
103%
22
No par
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bros
8,200
Birthday
32%
78
44 %
3
Brass
41
31%
32%
77%
21%
6,600
40%
31%
77%
17%
8.200
31%
14%
17%
*17%
15%
40%
77%
88
2,000
15%
31%
14%
87%
1,100
26%
30%
15
10 Vs
35%
26%
39%
31%
*75
70%
34%
:
31%
15
76
100
2,900
Washington's
31%
10%
9%
84%
30 Va
69 Va
69 Va
68Va
50
84 Va
30 Vs*
100
8,300
*29%
85%
•84 %
22
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
42
84%
30%
21%
Inc
Wheel
Mueller
84%
*30%
34'A
74
No par
1
& Co
Products
Motor
5
36% Jan 23
4J
Mar
Motor
27
22% July 20
47
Feb
4
9
Sep 26
(John)
Motorola
3
35% Feb 17
33
33% Apr 27
42% Mar 3
27% Mar 14
30% Oct
Morrell
85
31
300
6,100
22%
22%
22%
22 Vs
21%
21%
Moore-McCormack Lines
85
22%
103% 104Va
5
(The)
Montgomery Ward & Co
15
20
Co
Oil Co
3
25
9
20
Power
Monterey
23 Vii Dec
22%
23'/a
21%
Montana-Daxota Utilities Co
42% Jan
35% Jan
21% Apr
103 %
15
77
2
14
107% Nov
104
21%
21%
Co
23
3
104
25
26
28
104
*103
*21%
A
B
Feb
16% Mar 14
120
104
31
1.25
39% Jan
18% Jan
113%
119%
104
31
No par
30% Jan
73 % Apr
113 Va
117%
68
_100
3
Jan
113
*34
5
22
Jan
113
38%
Tool
64%
1,300
115%
85
pfd.100
43% Sep
28
65'A
12,300
63%
15%
Inc
38% Jan
6
3,200
66%
116Vs
1
34% Mar 14
11
18%
65 Va
112%
5
25% Oct
23% Jan
18%
No par
Monon RR
3
18%
62%
*30%
lOo
Machine
Class
21%
18
J13%
22%
5
preferred
Monarch
21%
18Vs
112%
1
preferred
Mojud Co Inc
5
16
23
22%
18%
23,500
117%
26%
4.20%
Jan
21%
21%
22
113
103
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
t
7% preferred series A
100
15
10
34%
18%
62 %
60%
No par
,
7
14
18% Feb
1
Co
Corp
75% Feb
15% Sep
9
14% Dec
Paper
7
79% Sep
83% Dec
6
Jan
35
114
25
Light
14% Jan
.
34%
113
:
&
114% Jun
8% Nov 29
49
Ontario
Power
Maid
34 Vs
22 Va
18 Vs
issued
21% Aug 12
1
17
71% Jan
34% Jan 11
&
32%
36
32 %
*22
100
preferred
conv
100 % Jun
6
73% Sep
31
preferred
2nd
Minnesota
6
22% Jan
1st
$1.50
30
31%
1
Mission Corp
Mission Development Co
4
14
93 Va •N ay
20
84% Jan 27
34% Feb 17
82
23% Jan
30
1
common
2,300
30%
29%
30
No par
Minneapolis Moline Co
Shares
Feb. 24
29%
29 %
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
3.30'/« conv preferred-,
100
Minn Min & Mfg common
No par
Feb. 23
x29 74
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Feb. 22
Feb. 21
Feb. 20
29% Feb
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Sales fee
PRICKS
LOW
STOCKS
103
23%
*97
24
52%
108
97%
*97
52%
108
97%
52%
107%
97 Va
108
9774
♦108
109
*108
109
*108
♦109
109%
*109
10974
•109
90
40
109
109%
22,400
35%
36%
36%
3674
36%
37
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
2,600
19 Va
19 Va
*19%
*19%
19%
1,009
*102 %
103%
90
24 Vs
,24%
8,600
'
36%
19 Va
103
52%
108
•
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103
103
24
24
24
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Number 5511.*. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1011)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
■•afe for ProTieu
Year 1955
Lewoet
49% Mar 14
114
STOCK8
NEW YORK STOCK
..
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Levwt
64% July
8
Jan
26
13% Jan
6
18% Sep
112y« Sep
51% Jan
22
94% Jan 10
22
135
July
8
114
■
•
1
Highest
6
84% Oct
19
55% Jan
16
Jan
17
57
Nov
34
92
17% Jan
9
9
107 % Jan
14
Sep
20
40% Feb
14
81% Feb
13
16% Dec
20
Jun
16% Jan
88% Jan
101% Nov
Mar 14
39% Nov
93
Apr 22
9% Oct 26
124
Jan
16% Jan
24
15
70% Feb
24
41
Feb
23
102 % Jan
13
27
25
33% Jan 27
110
Jan
23
37% Jan
118
40
Jan
16
Pacific
50% Feb
24
Pacific Gas &
54
8% Apr 28
52
Mar
132% Jan
3
139% Feb
145% Jan
3
152 % Feb
9
8% Feb
24
27
Pacific
10
87
Feb
6
103
Jan
31
100% Feb
11
18
30% Jan 23
„
47% May 5
51 % Apr 12
Jan
36% Jan
Amer
4%
3
40% Jan
•
4% May 27
44
Oct
11
36% Jan 10
22 % Dec
27
27% Mar 17
,27% July 28
82
21
4
;
46%
Feb~24
5
54% Feb
:
24
3
Parker
Parmelee
37% Jan
6
29% Feb
29% May
106% Dec
9
3
8
49% Jan 30
8
25% Jan
30% Jan
14% Feb
4% Feb
14
44% Mar
13
23
22'/a Jan
3
28
5
29
Oct
14
Dec
21
38
Oct
19
173
52
Jan
25
97
17% Mar 14
48 % Nov
102
26
2
Sep
29
Jan
6
6% Nov 22
36% Jan
6
102% Dec
13
48
Jan
6
37% Jan
8
24
9
Jun
110% Jan 31
96% Oct
102% Oct
108
5
11
May 26
12% Jan
6
33%
16
17
Jan
Jan
11
53
Jan
48 % Jan
112
Feb
4
Penna
3
Penn
17
3
108% Feb
3
50
Jan
5
19% Jan
13
26% Feb
13
31% Jan
13
3
35% Feb
6
21
54
Jan
17
104
Feb
3
37% Feb
6% Jan
$1.60
3
30% Jan
6
Jan
37% Feb
101
Feb
7
3
21
10
43% Jan
106% Jan
64% Feb
Milk
-
4%
Sand
&
No par
39
39
39%
39%
40
40
40
1
62
Mar 14
6% Oct
3
85
Mar 14
25% Jan
150
6
Jan
25
24% Mar 14
108% Jan
14
Phila Electric
Co
46%
46%
71%
46
46% Y
46%
17
27%
34%
27%
34%
100
152%
153%
23
223/4
23%
50%
51
48
50%
*104%
105%
36%
*104%
357/a
105%
35%
6%
6%
6%
6%
x38%
38%
38%
100
102%
12.50
:x6i%
103
62%
♦108
309
4.68%
preferred
Phila & Reading Corp
19
44% Feb
16
46% Jan
93
10
91
30
93
11
Jan
Jan
Jan
12
89% Jan
15% Jan
Phillips Jones Corp
5%
83% Nov 23
78% Jan
13% Apr
6
10% Jan
61
Dec
5
51
104% Feb
14
52 % Jun
16
6
23
88% Feb
3
4
12% Jan
18
14
59% Jan
3
Feb
100% Jan
26
45
Jan
120
Feb
102
Feb
47
Jan
11
3
120
Feb
9
25% Jan
3
6
94% Jan
26
93
Jan
3
98
Feb
13
95
21
Jan
18
110
Feb
8
$5
24
13
37
Feb
C &
24
13
40% Jan 24
Pitts Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
Jan
10
82% Jan
3
6% Feb
10
7 % Jan
16
9
29% Jan
9
84% July 28
81
7
84
Feb
96
July 26
88% Feb
29
Jun
26
3
Jan
Jan
26
9
91% Feb
20
27
28 % Feb
7
19
153% Jan
13
40% Dec .7
159% Dec
6
36% Jan
24
146% Jan
24
25% Jan
4
155
Feb
1
44% Feb
24
162
Feb
17
29% Feb
1
8
27% Dec
35% Mar 18
30% Jan
23
33% Feb
24
25
22
23
24% Feb
8
7
Dec
19
24% Sep
8
21% Jan
31
Sep 13
94% Jan
30
Jan
22% Feb
6%
1,400
38 3/a
393/4
17,000
i 38%
Y 101
63%
393/a
101%
1,930
64%
64
643/4
36,100
39%
4,300
39%
39%
*24%
25 %
111%
111%
101%
100%
101%
101%
101%
102
102
*105
105%
105
105
*105
105%
*108
109
•108
109
•108
109
•24%
19
*88%
89
87%
88 %
•87%
44% .'44%
443/a
443/4
44%
45
44%
45
•92%
94
•92%
94
*92%
♦89%
94
*92%
91
*89%
82%
83%
*11%
12/2
15
*99%
83
*11%
94
91
*89%
15
*14%
102
•99%
85%
85%
12%
*11%
52
51%
52
*101%
103
*101%
103
*101%
46%
47
47
•45%
*112
*92
34/2
17%
1
164
17%
*96
17%
91%
26 /e
/
*150
Pittston
Co (The) common
1
41 %
convertible preferred—100 Y *168
Plough Inc
5
28%
Plymouth Oil Co
5
31%
5%%
-
523/a
103
463/4
34%
17%
46%
463/4
1
97
105
35%
24%
24
700
24%
6,700
94
94
•92
97
•96%
99
100
108%
110
2,500
36 %
37
2,600
173/4
1,100
106%
36
17%
17%
162%
•162%
164
165
*164
166%
26 /a
82
77%
7
25%
*82
91 %
*90
26 A
26
160
42%
172
•150
42
*168
393/4
39%
783/4
78%
7%
26%
83%
92
26%
160
423/4
175
2,700
103
17%
383/4
37,900
Y
•112
23%
•92
•101%
165
40
79
39%
79%
40
80 3%
7%
7%
26%
26%
27
•82
83%
82
82
•90
92
•90
92
7
25%
26%
•150
42%
•170
26%
160
44%
185
26%
•152
44%
•172
73/8
26%
■
___
10
90
5,700
6,500
5,100
11,700
10
200
2,400
166
44%
22,900
180
28
800
28%
28%
28%
27%
273/4
•27%
32
31%
32%
32%
33%
10,300
23%
31%
23%
313/4
23 %
23 3A
23
23%
233/4
900
22%
22 VB
22 %
993/4
100%
23%
10
22 %
22/2
22%
No par
Co
12%
162%
10
Potomac Electric Power
97%
20
87%
51%
165
7%
100
Procter
87%
•11%
87
164
79%
1
26%
100
24
94
104
91
12%
•112
233/4
200
15%
•164
38%
*82
•92
102%
34%
52
8,700
6,700
102
*162%
79
•
233%
•99%
164
38 '/a
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
98
102.7
34 %
*112
•89%
•14%
I64
*162%
\
23%
94
♦953/4
102
10
10
--
23%
47
92
15%
102
13,700
883/4
52%
51%
'
100
24
60
80
193/s
89%
500
210
33
89
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
class B
3,800
101
32%
2.50
5%
700
101%
19%
-
Co
'.
32%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com. 100
7 % guaranteed
preferred
100
Poor &
37 %
6%
19%
'
37% Feb
24% Feb
105 %
36 %
63/8
38%
32
issued"
22
74
*104 %
363/4
19%
preferred___No par
preferred
(conv)—No par
Consolidation Coal Co
1
41% Dec
92% Sep 23
105%
32
100
4
8% May 16
30% Jan
3
1,000
19
com_.No par
8
3
44,700
50%
3
12
16
23%
50%
No par
16% Feb
23.
22%
50
94
31%
No par
5
162% Jan
Jan
23%
94
25
15
163% Jan
18% Jan
1,800
94V2
6% Y
CLOSED
Washington's
Birthday
153 %
36%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
500
1523%
*104%
Y'.YYYYY
5,000
154 %
223/4
Y 50
Y
31,900
34%
112
102
10
163% Jan
.
173/a
273/4
34%
1533/4
'
17 %
27%
34%
♦93 %
'
17%
27%
34%
'
17
112
♦14%
St L RR
330
9,000
27%
112%
♦99%
:
190
47
19%
100
Jun
170
X46%
32%
convertible
"When
47
19
$4.80
Pitts
58,600
32
common./.—25
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
*
23%
112
new—__1
com
Petroleum
Pitts C
3
22% Feb
90% Jan
2,500
*100%
100
Phoenix
3
3
393/4
24%
47%
112%
—100
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
$4 preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc
393%
24%
63%
52
♦112
—5
preferred
Phillips
39%
24%
62'
102%
46%
111% ,111%
107 % 1073/4
23%
23%
100
preferred
3.9% series preferred
16
39%
24%
102
36%
•50
1
4%
4
16
88
yY'.. ;:Y
47%
—3
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
16
•...
38%
•
No par
100
/
^yYY'Y'YYY
:AY" Y-Y-.iYY
153%
22%
.100
3
•153
33 %c
common—No par
.
34%
No par
5
47
94
105
Jan
27%
93
105
87
17%
27%
94
100
20
4
17
*34 %
Y
94
preferred
6
b
23%
4.3%
4
10
52
23%
100
Jan
•50
23%
5
Corp
28%
23%
10
(conv)
•27%
23%
100
preferred
28%
1073/4
preferred
16% Feb
19% Mar 15
1,900
283/i
1073/4
3.8%
Feb
29% Jan
19% Jan
900
24%
♦27%
108%
107%
40
preferred
*24
283/4
111%
24
19
52
24%
111%
10
:
*23%
•27 3A
,
46%
50
common
L' Y-
*27%
-
111%
108%
100
common
*50
.•
46%
102
Jan
109% Jan
153% Dec
5
111%
107%
$1 conv preference com
4.4%
preferred
32% Feb
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
52
112
6
106
21% Dec
<
47%
♦111%
13
1
166% Aug 12
47
100
10
9
173
*49%
com___No par
39% Feb
99
30% Sep 20
97 % Aug 25
100% Sep 20
31
800
40%
25% Jan
112% Jan
14% Jan
158% Jan
17,300
51
—
Phelps-Dodge
29
162% Aug 31
28% Sep 16
3,800
3
5
30
15% Mar 14
4%
16
Jan
107% Feb
"Nov
4%
24 % Jan
48% Sep
100
4%
51
Corp
Light
Corp
Co
2nd
3
7
600
4%
46%
51%
Brewing Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common__l
Feb
6
13%
50%
4 Y Philco
Jan
13%
51%
Petroleum Corp of America
Jan
67% Feb
13%
•50%
Pfelffer
19% Feb
83
13%
38% Jan
111
104% Jan
13
14%
51
preferred
4% %
24
1
17
*13%
50%
Corp
Pepsi-ooia co
4
Mar 30
84% Jan
26
14
;
4%
100
Pet
3
23
54% Jan 23
7
21% Jan
45%
26
5
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
24
18
Oct
41
46
26%
4%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.:
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
'
4
124
•38
45%
♦25%
—1
(The)
preferred
Penn-Texas
3
Jan
Glass
91
6
40
45%
26%
14,
No par
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
3
Feb
-
158% Feb
Corp
Power
4%%
20
25% Jan
Feb
15
•38
44
*25%
2,400
48
Feb
41
44%
26
12,600
341%
115
•38
44 %
25%
12,800
14
6
6,100
14%
23
100% July
33% Jan
33"%
35
Jan
6
33%
99
17
6
33%
14%
31% Feb
30
33%
15
16
10% Dec
33%
143/4
22
46% Jan
x33%
41
14%
Dec
69% Jan
34%
14%
102
Dec
33%
*38
5,300
14%
23 % Feb
Dec
13,000
14%
23
92
12%
78%
1
Jan
20% Jan
100
100
12%
77
98%
34%
96
6
1013/4
12%
343/8
14
85% May 13
101%
12%
99
43% Jun
82% July
101%
12%
33%
26
Dec
101%
12%
98
97
14
79%
101%
78%
101%
78%
102%
12%
33%
28
85 % Jun
—-
70,200
12%
2.50
new
common
Y'\
►101%
No par
Telep
.
97%
31
21
9%
193/B
1
Enterprises
Penney (J C) Co
Penn-Dixie Cement
Oct
37% Feb
,
19 Ya
32%
Feb
Jan
19%
•9
*27%
96%
33% Jan
July 25
19
9%
100
preferred
Pennroad
86% Dec
30
*9
33%
22% Feb 14
45% Jan 23
16% Feb 13
50
III
X78
•Y,'
110
15,700
7,200
97%
6
92
107% Apr
18%
'yA-Y'
8%
43%
33%
24
3
26% Mar
18%
:"'
7%
43%
96%
9
Feb
Nov
43
9%
/•
1
Jan
35
15% Jan
Jan
115 % Apr 10
102 % May 2
*9
18
73/4
43%
Y
No par
101
147
May 25
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
73/8 :•
42%
1,390
V
24%
4
Jan
151
28%
28%
Mar
II
137%
151
*23%
105
Sep 16
July 21
106% Jan
5
33% Nov 23
1,000
136%
151
*27%
46% Jan
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
51
137
28%
110
11
33
42%
700
24%
50
16
146
51
1363%
79
78
.
3,600
151
18
17%
51%
■
393/8
28%
58
22% Apr
\;
39
500
♦27%
4
17% Oct 28
50%
r:A":/; :.■■■■/.
5,800
*27%
44
Jun
39%
50%
♦23%
2
53
/ ";YY
38% A
25
3
28
;/<;
24%
38%
50
-
25
23
44% Oct
/'Y Y:
24%
/.
25
92% Feb
108% Apr 25
30% Jun 13
9%
39
f
50%
39%
Y
$1.30
14% Jan
6
50%
500
1,000
$1 preferred
$1.32 preferred
30 % Jan
Jan
*9
24
39
:Y-
7%
42%
22
1
6
22
;Y
50%
x7%
22
12
6
49% Dec
Co
7%
100
213/4 '
13
23
113 % Apr 20
Washington's
Birthday
-
136%
43
4,000
10%
21%
151
7% Y
35%
115
24% Feb
Jun
7
50%
1353/4
34%
•112%
:
10%
1
28 % Jan
15% Dec
2
39%
Y/
10% A
24
50%
38%
50%
39%
49%
10
>
112%
112%
.
.T-v..
23%
38%
,3
t
40
'
21
233/4
>
35
34%
Y
'
CLOSED
102 %
29% Jan
38
Jun
Peninsular
Y 21
151
Penick & Ford.
11
39%
:y.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
10%
40%
•101%
5
9
41% Mar 14
40% Jan
35%
112%
*10'/a
69%
41
102%
19
6
103% July
12
&
34%
10%
136%
Transportation
Mines
7,200
40%
*101%
20
11
107
52% Jan
Patino
5,000
40%
101%
Jan
28
Jan
Nov
5
70%
41
68
39%
35%
42
30
800
101%
39%
50%
Y
84
16%
114 Y-Yt *112
50%
*83
■f
1053/4
151%
Corp.™,
Proof
8,800
26'/a Jan
,';l
29% Aug
14% Dec
May
5 % Jan
Rust
3,600
105%
135 %
Paramount Pictures Corp.
1
& Tilford Distillers
Corp—1
Parke Davis & Co
No par
12 % Jan
i
36%
433/4
•163%
*150%
Park
24 % Feb
17% Sep
7% Jan
80
36
42%
,
•163/s ' 16%
100
Li-
Oil
102%
105% 105%
69
'.
69%
24 Y
*
84
common_100
preferred
102%
16%
67%
38%
World
Panhandle
1023/4
105%
39
102%
39%
Airways Inc.—..1
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No
par
7
12,100
102%
*16%
■.68
49%
Pacific
6
13% Jan
3
Jan
Telep & Teleg
preferred
I
6%
Y
500
16 %
105%
23%
No par
—
Pan
74
Apr 18
...
18,600
1163/4
15%
83
•83
16%
106
"
No par
•116
-
83
84
:
.
21
:
10 Y
24
19% Feb
;
Shares
54%
16%
35%
20%
.♦
25
Lighting Corp:
116
42%:
10
Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
4% preferred
10
16% Jan 27
2
the Week
153/4
35%
35%
...
_
25
:
116
16
42%
114
12 ,:
9% Jan
3
6
2
45% Jan
25
9
Pacific Mills
9
Nov
10% Jan
12
Corp
115
53%
53%
42%
38%
102
l._
Electric
15%
53%
35%
5
common
115
53%
35%
100
Inc
.
Finance
Jan
23
Jan
34% Feb
4
Feb
15
Nov 29
Jan
preferred..
preferred
Pacific
Jan
44% Jun
40
5%
conv
12
9
104
Jun
cum
Jan
41
98% May 17
8% Sep 28
6
23
3
22
Jan
10
■
5
16% Sep 26
70% Oct 12
36
22
\ 6% Jan 23
5
9% Oct
88
6
4%
"
148% Aug 24
152% Aug 22
''
com.—No par
18
48
>
15
Jan
Inc
24% Jan
40
12
Products
Co
38% Jan 20
7
Pabco
6
38% Feb '24
5
Friday
Feb.24
41%
'67
15
No par
48% Jan
2g
Feb. 23
35%
♦16%
6.25
$5 preferred
Coast
23% Feb
Bales fer
Thursday
103%
106
1
Pacific
Aug 29
6% Nov 16
37% Nov
2
J
24
Aug
142% Mar 10
(The).:
„__1
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp_L_5
Feb
Feb
PRICES
*102%
*82%
Overland Corp
Fisheries
20
.
SALE
Feb. 22
41 % ,;41%
83%c
No par
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Oxford Paper Co common
Amer
42 ~
128% Jan
"..35%
Outboard Marine & Mfg___
Outlet Co
Pacific
53
Dec
102%
___
6
44% Mar 15
56
102%
new__
6
87% Jan
37% Jan 25
16
6.25
52%
116
15%
preferred___100
convertible
Elevator
53%
114%
Jan
26% Nov 29
29
44% Jun
-
Otis
52%
100
10% Jan
,
9% Jan 10
I
16% May 16!
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
6
1
6
107 % Feb
Jan
■
17
12% Mar 10
25% Nov
1
24
■,
6
'35
HIGH
Wednesday
Feb. 21
__i
Corp common
4%%
i
13
3
Jan
100 % Jan
18
17
Nov
43% Feb
90
Oliver
9
Jan
23
'61%
Tuesday
Feb. 20
_5
Conv preference 1951 series
V
'
'
7
22
46% May 17
17
37
3
Jan
71% Dec
Mar 14
Feb
9
13
'
98
1
•4
118% Jan
15% Feb
102% Feb
47
3
67% Jan
Common
3
30
99 '
Pat
Olln Mathleson Chemical
Corp
23
Jan
33 % Feb
31% Jan
LOW AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
99%
100'A
99%
22 %
223/4
6,500
91
Feb
8
9
Oct
26
69% Dec
Feb
13
15
10
Jan
3
81
May 19
69% Jan
9%
27
72
2
Jan
12
47
Nov
70
70%
703/4
70%
70%
70»/4
24
70
70%
43% Feb
Publlcker Industries Inc common__5
$4.75
cum
preferred
No par
9%
37% Feb
46
Jan
Public
43% Jun 28
89% Jan
6
12
Serv
Co
of
Colorado
10
43 %
43%
43%
43%
433/4
43 y*
433/4
3,600
37
43%
20
38% Feb
6
Public
Serv
Co
of
Indiana_.No par
37"%
373/4
38
373/4
38
39
38 y4
8,500
10
86% Feb
13
27
3%%
*86%
87%
•86%
87%
18
26% Jan
30
4.32%
25
*25%
87 %
26%
•86%
25% Jan
27
preferred
preferred
100
5
37%
*86%
*25%
26%
26%
26 Vz
25
26
♦25%
♦25%
25% Jan
13
4.16%
preferred
25
*25%
26
*253/4
26
•253/4
26
•25%
26
-100
116%
116%
116
116%
116%
33%
33%
33 3/a
33%
33%
33%
9,900
31%
31%
31%
4,500
250
36% Nov 15
84
Mar 21
25% Feb
11
24% Mar 15
112% Nov 15
£8% Jan
3
29% Jan
I
18
9% Mar
108
12% Jan
30% Mar"30.
Marl5
36% Jan
For
6
14
Jan
84% Jan
114
Jan
10
102
Feb
Jan
116% Feb
6
32% Jan
24
34
Feb
6
31
27
32% Jan
10
103% Feb
Jan
&
Gamble
4.20% preferred
Pub Serv El & Gas common.No
par
$1.40 div preference com__No par
9
32%
9%
32%
116
33%
31%
100
33%
9%
93A
100
9%
116
102
9%
116
8
100% Jan
32%
313/a
17
16
4.08%
preferred
100
103
*1023/4
•102%
102%
102% Jan
103%
103 %
5
25
104
Feb
15
4.18%
preferred
100
*103%
104
*103%
104
1033/4
1033/4
•103%
1033/4
103% Jan
19
106% Feb
15
4.30%
24% Nov 28
74% Dec 27
100
106%
•105%
1063/8
1053/4
106
•105%
107
22% Jan
*105%
3
26% Feb
16
10
26Vs
26
64% Feb
26%
26%
9
74% Jan
3
41% Apr 11
Pullman Inc
No par
67'A
68
67
67%
67%
69
37% Jan
4
44% Feb
7
Pure .Oil
5
41%
42%
41%
423/8
413/4
42%
31% Jan
Quaker Oats
Jun
105% July
Nov
33% Sep
14
154
July 15
31% Aug
1
footnotes
see
page
30
33
Jan
3
Jan
9
153
Feb
20
30% Jan
16
31% Jan
31
150
26.
preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
(The)
Co (The) common._5
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
103
31%
152
*30%
26
103
263A
26
X67
43 Ys
32
31%
31%
32%
31%
153
1513/4
152%
*151%
152%
•151%
31
30%
30%
303/4
30%
303/4
32
6,500
3,500
180
87%
21
104
148
9
34% Nov 16
33 % Apr
7
105
66% May 9
32
Oct 11
Aug
125 % Sep
7
27
3
23
26% Oct
100% Feb 16
103 % Nov 22
23% Dec
'
26%
68
800
10
60
3,800
5,700
433/4
20,800
32%
9,000
153
30%
170
409
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
?£
...
Monday, February 27, 1956
(1012)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
in
for Previous
V
EXCHANGE
Hlgbeat
Loweat
Highest
Levest
Pat
Wednesday
Feb. 22
Tuesday
Feb. 21
Monday
Feb. 20
NEW YORK STOCK
Since Jan. 1
Ranee
Year 1955
galea for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
81% Jan
5
11
6% Oct
13% Sep
31
Jan
34% Jan
23
31 % Feb
14
17
18
Jan
3
34% Jan
6
44% Jan
3
37 V4 Feb 15
37
Feb 23
22% Feb 16
15
Jan
5
Jan
33% Jan
20% Jan
11
13% Jan
23
Mar
42
18% Aug
3
3
11'A Feb
14
13
25
16
16
15
23
Sep
19
21% Aug
May 16
47 % Sep
67 % Feb
Jan
7% Feb
27
18% Jan
9
Jan
16% Jan
21
Jan
15
61
Jan
3
13
37
Feb
13
22% Feb 10
63% Feb
3
43% Jan
3
8% Jan 16
15% Jan 10
49% Jan
3
10
30
13
15
69'A Jan
10
80Va Feb 24
9% Feb
14
10
45% Feb
13
50% Feb
14
53% Jan 12
54% Jan
3
84
6
Sep
14
:
45
Oct
40
Mar 11
8
60
Sep 12
54"% Dec
5
61
Mar 14
62
Nov
82
Jan
26
91
May 11
101
Jan
26
105% Apr
32 % Sep
26
1
38% Sep
2
34% Jan
5
8% Sep
8
6'A Jail
18
10% Jun
7% Mar 14
10
2
Jan
4
89% Jan
102'A Jan 17
105% Jan
23
Dec
9
66% Jan 23
27'/a Dec
13
20% Feb
8
23 % Jan
12% Jan
17'A Sep
9
14% Jan
19
16% Feb
23
26% Sep
82
64% May 12
21
2
Dec
33 % Jan
9
28
Jan
5
Feb
2
34% Jan
43 Va Feb
21
3
3
27
Feb
9
44% Jan
31% Jan
391
33% Jun
9
25
Feb
Oct
40% Jun
8
31
41% Jan
48 'A Apr
24 % Jan
33% Dec
20
8
410 ,; Dec
30
34
257
Jan
100
Jun
21
Oct
105 Mi Mar
1
28
9
454
10
105
22"% Feb
Feo
14% Sep
35
Jan
103% Jan
4
10
Feb
44% Dec 29
38% Feb
16
68% Jan
88% Sep
9
79% Jan
23
32% Dec
15
27% Feb
9
48% Jan
3
33% Feb
15'% Mar 21
11% Jan
26%
17'A
10
43% Dec
9% Jan
19
Jan
35
Oct
11
Sep
27
,12
5
Feb
2
Jan 16
Jan
6
Jan 11
Jan
4
Jan
3
44'A
85%
31% Jan
36% Jan
12
3
12% Feb
8
>
8
15% ;
22 x
5
100
1
50c
10
10
7%
14
46%
No par
2.50
1
10
77
9%
50%
51
78%
10
100
100
37%
57
50%
51
*88%
89%
103% 103%
34%
34%
41% 42
6%
6%
72
73 V
21%
21%
15
15%
25%
25%
31%
31%
43% 43%
28'A
28%
*435
445
*103% 105
24
24%
28%
33%
*12%
50% Feb
14
98% Feb
94% Jan
3
97% Feb
103% Jun
17
Feb
13
122% Jan
126
Dec
28
112
27
Jan
6
55
Jun
23
22% Jan
11
26
July 14
22
Jan
16
24% Feb
13
30
Jan
20
33
St
50% Jan
40
74
Jan
.
*103% 105
24
24%
12% 13%
39% 40%
" 83%
84%
28'A 29%
24%
Apr
Jan
18
85% Feb
23
Jan
23
306
Jan
3
St Louis Southwestern
Ry Co—100
281
155
Jan
5
155
Jan
5
*142
7
40% Feb
9
45% Feb
24
July 13
102%. Jan
6
Feb
7
19% Sep 22
18% Jan
17
19% Feb
8
105
16
17% Apr 25
25% Oct 13
14
55
Jan
3
preferred
100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—_10
Sangamo Electric Co
—10
Savage Arms Corp
_4
5
Schenley Industries Inc
1.40
Schering Corp
15c
Jan
23
70% Jan
4
Scott Paper
92% Feb
3
95
Jan
6
Jan
11
104
Jan
11
105
32% Feb
19
Dec
21
29'A Jan
12% Nov
21
14% Feb
17
13% Jan
4
20
27
27% Jan
3
19% Feb
13
32
6
57% Dec
16
65% Mar 14
78% Jun
20
Feb
11
22
Jan
93 % Oct
19
98
101% Oct
13
107
•85% Jan
Sep
11
?
Mar 14
$4
9
88% Jan
25
23
78 % Feb
24
Jan
10
37
Jan
16
8
35
17% Feb
20
18% Feb
24
59'A Apr
5
53% Jan
20
60
Feb
3
Seaboard
Oil
Jan
6
31% July 18
19 % Feb
23
22% Jan
6
Seagrave
28
40'A Nov
32% Jan
20
36% Jan
3
Sears
16
8% Mar 15
5% Nov
62
16
20% Dec
9'A Apr
26
10
61% Jan
5
Oct
11
49% Apr
83% Jan
18
31
36% Feb
10
66 % Mar
24
Seiberling
Feb
24
Serve!
8
Shamrock
20
16
10% Jan
3
Shattuck
19
26
Feb
3
Sheaffer
Oil
(Frank
(W
18
7
62% Jan
10
75% Feb
24
6
30% July 12
25% Feb
9
27% Jan
3
Sheller Mfg
13% Nov
9
19
13% Feb
14
15% Jan
6
Sheraton
22
18% Aug 17
25% Dec 23
21% Feb
7
39% Jan
49% Nov 14
45% Jan
19
44
6
3
Jan
.
48% Mar 14
24% Jan
50
4
60% Jan
26
23
60% Feb
24
Sinclair Oil
1
50% Feb
10
24% Jan
3
20% Nov
2
33% Jan
49% Jan
18
65'A Dec
18
174
'
July 19
Feb
24
7
.
28
27% Feb
210
Jun
.
52% Jan
27
61 % Jan
19% Feb
7
23
Jan
205
Feb
Feb
21
Skelly
Oil
59
Jan
9
Smith
32% Jan
9
14
10% Jan
3
17% Jan
12
20% Feb
24
51% Dec
30
54
52
26% Dec
19
37% Jan
Mar 14
40 % Nov
35
44% Jan
18
17% Jan
7
28 Va Jan
17
Feb
25
7
California
Co
34
29
Jan
31
30% Feb
16
Feb
23
3?2 Feb
23
4
32% Feb
17
13
98% Jan
20
50% Jan
4
87% Apr
14
93
25% Oct
11
29% May
24% July
15% Jan
4
4% Oct
11
7
77% Oct
21
90
69
Dec
5
7
08% Sep
16% Jun
16
2
28
Jan
3
13
21
Jan
17
4% Jan
19
5% Jan
3
4% Jan
16
Jan
5
63% Feb
20
73% Jan
18
0
103% Nov
2
17
18% Feb
100% Jan
23% Aug
8
29% Jun 21
103% Nov 14
Sep
14
10% Jan
5
17 % Nov
68% Mar 14
86
40% Oct
55% Dec
3
35% Nov 18
88
Mar 22
10% Oct 27
0
July U
3"&%
1,600
18Va
18%
3,900
56%
56%
56%
20 Va
19%
19%
*19'/a
19%
33
33
33 Va
33%
34
41,700
19
19'A
19%
19%
20
5,701)
*57%
6'
5%
.
6%
6%
,
9 Va
9%
9%
24%
*24%
26%
26%
26%
26'A
26 Va
26%
26%
2,100
13%
13%
13%
14
14
14%
14
14
2,900
23%
24%
3,200
24
24%
49 %
50
♦49
60
60
60
1,90.)
49%
800
59%
60 %
59%
59%
19 Va
58
58%
58%
59%
59 %.
60
60
60%
59%
59%
60
A
25
-
44,400
.-V 6,203
,,
28%
28%
27%
30%
68 %
68
68 %
68 Va
69
68%
20'A
20%
20%'
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
11%
11%
19
19%
*52
50
>
11%
19%
*52
52%
26%
Xll%
11%
v
5,100
11%;
12,400
17,900
19%
19%
20'/a
52
52
26%
26%
36%
36%
36%
51%
51%
51%
6,600
20%
.20%
20%
14,200
30 %
30
30%
35 %
34%
34%
4,100
54
55%
54%
55%
21,400
33%
34 Va
33%
33%
12,500
105%
3,800
26%
35%
x54%
55%
1
33%
33Va
34%
No par
104%
105 Va
104 %
50
50%
Edison
*36
11%
27
^•2
52%
55%
com
11%
52%
,19%
19%
35%
Sugar
1,500
*205
♦205
*205
•
.
1,700
69%
*205
1
:.
27%
67%
pfd—100
29%
29 Va
33%
Gas
Co
non-cum
Southwestern
Co
7.50
(Del)
No par
common
preferied
Public
100
Service
26%
*36
36%
'
100
3S2
32
Spear &
Co
com
$5.50
1,700
100
1,500
V
52,800
26
$3.50
31
12% Jan
6
Standard
9% Jan
3
11% Jan
23
Standard
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
18%
19
19
19
19
19
4-14
*63
d
63 %
100
4%
4%
70
*63%
65
65
4%
4%
4%
70
104
50%
*90
51
700
90%
20
26%
26%
4,000
*18%
19%
1,100
4%
4%
♦63 y4
1,400
70
70
♦63%
65
65 Va
65 Va
65 Va
66%
*102%
4,300
*102%
103%
103 %
*102 Va
103%
103%
70
1
18%
18%
18%
20 Vt,
20 Va
21%
21
21%
27,500
24%
25%
25
25%
25%
26
26
26%
86,100
♦101V*
101%
101%
•101%
15%
15%
No par
5
*71%
103
101%
15
♦81%
73
15
15 Va
*81%
83
101%
50
15%
xl5
15 Va
6,700
83
*80%
81%
101%
101%
com
Electric
55
55
'
54%
55%
59
4,000
No par
41
41%
41%
41%
41'A
42
41%
41%
4,900
No par
Inc
Coll Products Co
Gas &
*90
90 Va
90 Va
2
preferred
10% Jan
90%
51%
25
preferred
Brands
9(1%
105
*50%
50%
50c
common
common.
Square D Co
Standard
104%
105
1
pfd—No par
Chemical Co common
4.20%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Inc
*90
50%
51
1
Spencer
Rand Corp
preferred
,
2.50
Co
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparks Withington Co
17
91% Jan
24%
49 Va
x49 Va
54%
13
5
49%
35
Natural
Pacific
24
89% Jan
24%
24
24%
49%
-32
Southern
$4.50
800
15,400
72%
34%
Sperry
9%
24
26%
30 x
Feb
59
75% "
30%
43% Jan
3
73%
,
83 % Jan
8
23
*23 Va
73%
9%
35 Va
$4.50
81% Feb
9%
24 Va
72%
30%
Spiegel
800
9'A
24
30%
3
40
7,800
44%
72 Va
30 %
3
43%
71%
(The)
Rights
27% Jan
19,800
'8,700
24 Va
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
16 Va Jan
Aw
7
71
20%
102 % Jan
600
58 Va
51 %
20
1,000
45%
20%
23
-
58 Va
44%
51%
Jan
6%
58%
20%
14% Jan
6%
*57 Va
58
58
58
.
50 Va
101
11
36 Va
18%
56%
20%
21
see page 26.
36%
18'A
57%
51 Va
24
39% Jan
16 ya Feb
36%
18%
20%
21% Feb
4
36
18
50%
103% Feb
51% Jan
20% Mar
35%
5
5
7
40
6,200
25
14
July 27
88%
25
14
3
88 Va
9%
preferred
Feb
18
37%
36%
17% Feb
41% July 27
94 % Nov 22
_For_footnotes
5
30
37%
*36%
24
_
100
91% Jan
16
77 % Dec
Nov
26% Feb
8
Aug 31
Feb
21
31
18
Feb
Jan
100
2,900
37%
24%
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
90
7,700
::
94%
105
37%
26%
Rico
Southern Railway
6
*92%
*104
105
*104
2C %
5%
'
43%
Southern Production Co Inc
51% Feb
38%
94 V
683A
63%
70%
*
5
Porto
South'n
108 % Jan
May 31
Dec
52 %
69
*92%
56%
18%
1
I
preferred
Southern
112
34,700
78 Va
19
& G Co com_4.50
Southern
6
3,400
15,400
51^4
77%
32%
1
2
18
20
50
14%
25,500
5
10
19%
49 Va
11,800
20% Feu
Jan
14%
20 Va
30
51% Jan
35% Feb
56% Jan
14%
19%
47%
xl4
30%
40%
27
1,200
54
11
23
v.,:
30%
15
51% Jan
32/v
54
23
33% Jan
30
8,500
1834
31%
30%
19% Jan
5
18%
31%
55
49% Jan
29
104 %.
18%
31%
20
30%
54% July 25
21 % Mar
7
49% Jan
■
;.v
36,400
104%
106
*104
y
45%
53 Va
17
72% Jan
]L65
45%
30%
Jan
65 % July
291
45%
57%
Feb
38% Apr
*281
♦142
53 Va
36
36% Nov
8,300
30 %
3
11
300
48
53%
17
18
670
97
116
31
16
Oct
9,700
53%
53%
*96%
53
Jan
Jan
100
57%
28
26
5,700
3C%
53% Jan
51
35%
12%
53
14
1
34%
*12%
57
24
Aug
6,900
10
Feb
8%
20,600
10
26% Feb
32
31 y8 Jan
5%
2,600
85 %
29%
165
43%
t
South Carolina E
South
42%
28%
Inc
3
•
13%
84%
40%
292
42%-
South Amer Gold & Platinum
12% Jan 24
13%
6,200
7,900
25%
1
50c
Solvay American Corp 4%
19% Marr 3
25%
♦282
43%
Solar Aircraft Co
12 Va May 23
105
♦103%
58
6
4
200
444
-
57 %
5
26
*436
400
900
38%
20
5
14
9% Feb
II,900
77%
33 Va
No par
Feb
16% Sep
600
28%
1,000
1
22% Jan
205
43'A
28%
77%
20%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
71% Feb
16
33 %
43%
6,900
42%
Co
Smith-Corona
12
33%
200
Corp
(AO)
31% Feb <2
27
3,300
85
42%
Corp_.
60
24
26%
31%
43Va
Simonds Saw & Steel
55% Jan
15
26%
87
*20%
No par
55% Jan
25% Jun 27
19,200
23 Va
42%
Co
7
64% Dec
16%
85
43%
America
21
57% Jun
25
7,000
16%
*21
7.50
59 % Jun
28
20% Jan
7,000
124,600
7%
75%
21 Va
47%
43'A
Corp
Corp of
Simmons
$
44%
7%
73%
: 48
42%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
3
23.
7,700
♦115
No par
No par
63% Nov
37% Mar 14
46y4 Oct
Feb
1,420
34 V2
44
96%
1
G)
103%
34%
44%
Pen Co
A)
400
103%
77%
58%
5%
Shell Oil Co
Oct
V4 Jun
&
16,400
89%
87
35%
18%
Sharon Steel Corp
*88
77%
x32%
Gas
1 -
3
Feb
46
4
"
70
87
18
No par
52%
77%
58
Co
51%
♦61
87
05%
5
39,400
31%
.
104
1
Co
&
6,700
11,300
9%
53
18%
92%
37%
76%
1
80%
9%
52%
87
*86
common
22% Jan
54
r
79%
23 Va
"
Jan
23
37%
400
35,500
85%
69
.
104
104%
37%
14%
47%
31 Va
47'A
68
*104
4,000
23%
*
14%
92%
Co
Rubber
Inc
47%
8%
46 7A
53%
44%
19%
40
$4.50 preferred
9% Feb
11 % Jan
16
Nov
Feb
7
3
45% Jan
39% Jan
9% Mar 14
23
Jan
39'% Jan
11
20
11
56
14 Va
6 8'A
7"%
85
Birthday
'31%
19%
46%
94 Va
Co.
Roebuck
Vj;
14
11,600
31
18% ,vl8%
31%
19%
40
39%
23%
106
18%
13%
700
63%
38%
*63
*142
31%
19%
300
I,200
STOCK
CLOSED
18%
47
8%
15%
22
EXCHANGE
31%
"When issued"
58% Feb
23
16
49% Nov 29
35
Jan
5% Jan
16
17
Nov
,
*104
106
■<
14%
21%
115
47%
.
44%
43'/a
67%
Corp
34% Dec
43% Jan
165
17%
Seaboard Finance
38% Dec
6
30
292
*92%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
25
*281
43
1,300
1,000
22%
■' '
95%
85
No par
No par
25
100
Feb
86
38% Jan
5
Jan
22
400
;
,
p.
115
3i %
No par
71% Jan
36
8
*104
.
Co common
$3.40 preferred
preferred
Scovill Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
104
92% May 18
87% Jun
7
4
69% Oct
7
Mar
40
6
33% Jan
44% Feb
65
8
13
»■:.
165
-
23%
31'/a
;
281%
42%
.
15% Jan 30
21% Jan
noncum
■
v
*142
83%
81
281
:
47%
85
A
;■
200
37
37%
*14%
70
52%
114
85
31%
A
96%
23
23
31
'
52%
46%
23
5%
&
52%
47
No par
Power
■;
100
43
"
37
1,400
7;
;•
314
114
114
X46%
49% Jun
33% Mar 14
Oct
Joseph Lead Co
96%
15
10
170
28
.
12%
95%
V.
53%
95%
8t L San F Ry Co common—No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
St Joseph Light &
13
'•
v;;
52%
5
10
100
10
Jan
320% Apr
Aug 17
145
Sep
Jan
-A--HA
2,400
*36%
*103% 105
24% 25%
13%'13%
40% 40%
84%: 84%
28%. 28%
34% 34%
*12% 12%
34%
12%
*•'
^
33%
*42 Va
27% 28%
436
436
'
20,000
32%
*68% 89
103% 403%
34% 24 a
43
44
7
7/4
74% 75%
?lVa 21%
15% -16%,
25% 26%
31% 31%
*43% 43%
-
5,500
17%
*14
-
25%
26
32
32
43%
43%
27%
28%
435
435
37%
8 %
*61
-
;;v.c
88% Jun 27
17
265
101
43% Jan
22
34% Jun
25 % Mar 14
52
51%
55%
17%
300
157/a
"
70
88
88%
103% 103%
34% 34%
41% 43
6%
7%
73
75
*21»/8
21%
15%
15%
12%
39%
84%
29%
34%
12%
12%
39%
83%
9%
7,800
37
79%
'9%
52%
52-/8
79
5,600
10 %
54%
8
14
47
46%
•
8%
10%
21%
63%
39%.
7%
v14
86%
8%
8%
15%
Birthday
-
r::
Safeway Stores common
4% preferred
4.30%
conv preferred
Jan
58% Dec 27
9
,
22
14
78%
9%
52%
51%
*61
70
*61
Washington's
38%
7%
14%
46%
78%
9%
9%
51%
51%
V'.v,
92% Sep
*37
37
45%
86%
17 A
32 A
43%
37%
37
22 *
14%
*7%
15%
*21%
*63
37%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
-
21%
63
63
37%
7%
14%
45%
is-: •i.'-V-i';':
42% July 21
k
"
'
16%
32
42%
/
•
7%
*21%
63%
:
V:.
15%
8
14
45%
.
3
17
7%
15%
36
22%
14%
8
15%
21%
*63
37%
*
6
6% July 26
10
10
Preferred 3.60% series
Preferred 4.50% series
Rheem Manufacturing Co
1
.. Rhinelander Paper Co
5
Rhodesian Selection Trust
5s
Richfield Oil Corp
-No par
Ritter Company
—5
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
1
5ya% conv preferred
25
Rochester Gas & El Corp
No par
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
5
Rohm & Hads Co common
20
4% preferred series A
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
£ Ronson Corp
1
Rotary Electric Steel Co
10
Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
; Royal McBee Corp
1
' Ruberoid Co (The)
—
1
Ruppert (Jacob)
5
16
11
5
24
23
3
86% Jan
20
45% Feb 14
*37
* 36
21%
14
10%
54%
37%
16%
32%
43
37%
32,700
44%
44% 45%
*86% 87 A
8%
8%
1010''A
54% 54 ,4
36% 37 A
44%
87%
8%
10%
54%
37%
16%
32
43%
37 %
36
21%
14%
Co—
&
Common
__
„
(Robt)
Revere Copper & Brass
'< Rexall Drug Co
- Reynolds
Metals Co
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
3
35'A Jan
44% Feb
7% Feb
79% Jan
11% Apr
43
37%
34%
22%
14%
$1.25 div prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%% series
Republic Aviation Corp—
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
,
4
5
64% Sep 12
May 16
16%
32%
Reis
Jan
15% Aug
64
.
7% Feb
11% Aug
6
5
;_50
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
42% Feb
5% Mar 14
41
Jan
18
4
8
27% May 22
26
12% Feb
4
60
Dec 30
13% Jan
15% Jan
Jan
15% Sep
31
42'AJan
43
6
7% Jan
56
14
44%
*86%
8%
10%
54%
36%
16%
31%
*42%
44%
86%
8%
43%
86%
8%
10%
54%
36%
4% noncum 1st preferred——50
4% noncum 2nd preferred—50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
5
Reed Roller Bit Co
No par
Reeves Bros Inc
50c
6
5
11
14
23
Feb
36
Rodlo Corp of America com__No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
RKO Theatres Corp
1
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
Rayonier Inc
1
..
4
9 % Feb
36
Aug 11
47
5
May
8% Jan
12
Jan
38% July 27
19% Mar 22
13
26
53% Jan
1
37% Jun
7
29% Jan
Jan
3
16
41% July 5
25% Apr 15
11
5
Oct
39
87% Feb
5
July 25
12
26
26
Sep
32
3
3
14
47% Jan
H4V2 Jan
60% Nov
7
Feb
31
10% July
8% Mar 14
47
41% Jan
2
88% July 27
65% July
18
Snares
Feb. 44
R
16% Jan
the Week
Friday
Thursday
ieb. 23
:
91%
91%
*91%
91%
*91%
91%
91 Va
91%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11'A
11%
11%
10%
10%
11
Inc
Co
1
1
11%
10%
10%
10%
10%
55%
.
10%
56%
56%
50
3,000
11,800
Volume 183
Number 5511 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1013)
>»
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
73% Jan
18
42% May 18
106% Jan 18
933/4 July 8
53% Jun 24
154
Dec
Mar 14
Aug 19
8V2Jan
6
16% Oct
50% Sep
25
96% Feb
24
Standard
Oil of California
54
24
Standard
Oil
142 V8 Jan
22
19
23
47% Jan
10
13% Feb
22% Jt-eb
16
14
Feb
6
Fen
6
Standard
24
3%%
Feb
14
14% Jan
8
17% Jan
3
i
3
50
11
43% Jan
36
6 J% July 28
51% Jan
19
57 % Jan
14
Feb
23
15
Jan
25
42% Mar 14
15% Aug 22
59% Dec 29
50
Jan
27
58% Jan
6
24% May 12
29
4
Feb
Jan
47
23
Feb
17
4
89%
90
90%
51%
52%
52%
52%
15
151%
152%
153%
Chemical
5
25 Vb Feb
9
27Va Jan
13
33% F.b
9
37% Jan
13
18% Feb
56%
*993/4
13%
14
13%
14'A
5
16% Feb
23
4
26% Jan
6
20% Sen
26
9
33 V8 Dec
29% July
13
2<*V8Feb
9
15% Jan
4
11
41 % Jun
7
4
27
Dec
67% Feb
11
21% Jan
Jun
27% Jun
1
Jan
10% Jan
4
Feb
8
36% Jreo
24
23
15 % Jan
3
26
101
Feb
31
75
Jan
3
22% Jan
40% July 25
36 % Jan
87% Sep
12% Jun
72
2
1
26
1
Feb
Feb
9% Jan
Jan
6
1,080 Dec
8
934
Jan
18% Feb
8
33% Sep
15
24
41% Nov
2
58% May 2
23% Sep 30
52 % May
2
49% Jun
6
45
Mar 30
44% Oct
41
26
Mar 14
91% Apr
15
99
23
24% Feb
6
3
26% Ja.i
6
39
1,220
Feb
Jan
23
28
Jan
Jan
3
3
6
49% Jan
12
22% Jan
4
27V4 Feb
7
45% Feb
23
48% Jan
31
9
46% Jan
3
9 6 Va Feb
21
42
July 26
Feb
92 % Jan
9
Oct
11
L50% Jun
3
127% Feb
13
6% Jan
4
9% Sep
21
8% Feb
9
July 25
18% Feb
16
37% Apr 26
17% May 2
6
62% Jun
29 % Feb
8
12% Feb
Feb
128
17% Jan
10
25% Jan
6
11% Sep
41% Jan
27
25
17
83% Jan
16
10
45
Corp
503A
52 3,4
25%
253/4
•'35
51%
9%
19
X19
v 18%
.
Washington's
Birthday -
7,000
26 V4
8,600
35%
3 6 3/8
4,400
19%
.
800
19%
•"
183/a
18%
18'/a
20%
*20
*20%
20%
300
33%
33 Va
5,700
23%
241/4
4,800
17,800
32%
33 Va
23%
r
52%
253/4
:
35%
24
>
9%
9%
3a
9%
9%
34
34%
343A
35%
3534
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
101 %
100%
100 Va
*18%
2,700
36%
y4
9
100
*98 Va
100
4,100
2,800
30
1
73 V4
73
74
74
74%
74%
1
74%
4,400
23%
23%
23%
23%
233A
24 V8
1
common
71
23%
24%
25,500
of
26
26 V4
26
26
26
26 Va
26
30
26%
2,700
38%
38%
38%
383A
38 3/4
38%
38
38%
3,500
74%
75
76
76
76
76
75 Va
753/4
1,300
10%
10
10
10
10%
2,700
'55
"
10 %
10
1085
:L070
1060
1.080
%
1,100
1.110
1,110
27
263,4
27
27
27
46 Va
46 %
46%
4C7/a
47%
24%
24%
*24'A
25
25
25
^6%
46%
46
46%
45%
46%
Sylvania
43%
44Va
44.%
44%
44%
45
390
47%
Elec Prod Inc
18
3
20
Jan
3
Talcott Inc
35
Jan
9
(James)
Telautograph Corp
16
14% Jan
3
Temco
14
51% Jan
6
7.50
com
$4 preferred
$4.40 cum pfd (conv)
Symington Gould Corp
Tennessee Corp
Texas Co
No par
*'94%
No par
133%
133%
1
8%
8%
96
96
96%
3/4
95 %
134
8'/a
9
r 133
•
46 Va
5,100
46%
96%'
17,200
*96 Vb
136
8%
9
-
200
46
45%
96%
rl34%
1,400
25
*24'A
'•v
1,900
..
rl37%
//
50
139%
1,300
9%
9
14,900
*
Aircraft
13% Jan
3
Texas
Instruments
24% Oct
10
27
28% Oct
11
28%
Jun
6
25 % Jan
16
37
Dec
8
33% Jan
4 J°/4
5
4
J a 1)
5
39% Feb
17
•
4.487c
Texas
9
Oct
19
Oct
11
Nov
28
Jan
23
Oct
17
38% Dec
2
34% Jan
23
37% Jan
12
Jan
6
25% Nov
1
231/4 Feb
14
27V4 Feb
20
Textron
10
23% Feb
27 Vb Feb
20
16% Jan
3
101/2 Jan
21
175
14
15% Feb
14
Feb
20
IIVb Jan
24
:
3
Jan 30
19 Va
*19%
19%
*29%
30%
*29%
29%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
13%
14
8,800
48
49
48%
49
48%
49%
50%
50%
3,200
118%
120 y4
19
//:.;//■;
V//' //.'VV':
119%
x38%
39 3A
38%
387/a
08%
39%
39%
40 Vb
11,100
X35%
36 Va
35%
36%
35%
36 Va
35%
36%
39,400
1
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
12%
12 %
*26 Va
123/s
*26%
27
26%
26%
100
38%
38%
39 VB
15,900
Inc
Coal
Land
common
Oil
&
10
38 5/b
120%
120 %
119%
27
39%
27
*26%
383A
38
38%
120
120%
13,900
3,200
Trust—
'
9%
9%
100
172%
172%
35%
35%
35%
353A
American Inc common__50c
26%
21 Va
26%
27 Va
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
26%
21 Va
26%
27%
STOCK
15%
15%
50
50
ex-distribution—1
Pacific Ry
&
400
25
No par
Texas
.
700
3 Mi
Texas Utilities
52% Jan 11
12
19%
29%
13%
No par
Sub share ctfs
9
Feb 24
19%
29%
13%
preferred series A—25
conv
Texas Pacific
35
19
30
*29%
1
Producing Co
Sulphur
Pacific
143
19
0
2.50
27
125% Jan
9
Corp
11% Jan
12% Jun 30
400
26%
16% Jan 28
11% Mar 16
5,200
143/8
46 %
11
50
400
54 Va
*14
27Va
10 Vb Oct
I
48V4
52%
54 %
14
27%
Gulf
4
*47%
47%
46 %
Gulf
July 12
9%
3,100
50
Texas
19% Mar
*98 %
Corp
Texas
53
14
Superior
6
25% NOV
34
163%
feuinerland Paper Co
5
Sweets Co of America (rhe)__4.16%
Swift & Co
25
11
25
9 Vb
10
jan
Jan
33 %
14%
16%
14
24
33%
9,600
16%:
53%
CLOSED
32%
1
14%
*47%
19
23%
100
14
(
18%
20 %
1070
Steel
19
18%
2U%
25
37% Jan
Nov
19
18%
20 V4
10c
8
18
18%
18%
9,400
14%
1
33 %
Mining Co
14
15% Nov 28
EXCHANGE
Superior Oil of California
38% Feb
45
STOCK
35%
20 %
61,800
573/4
100
12.50
series
34% Feb
8% Feb
25°/a
34%
No par
Jan
115% Jan 27
150
25%
35 V4
No par
2nd pfd
12
13
51%
25%
35
1
5%7c
44% Jun 21
13% Jan
50%
25%
23%
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
121% Dec 30
174
51%
33
preferred series A
6
45 */4 Dec
14%
52 V4
10
common
May 16
36% Oct 11
25
533/4
14%
23
common
91/8 Jan
135
53'A
14%
1
Co
4% %
Sunshine
53%
5
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co
6
4
101/4 Feb
16
Feb
77% Jan
9
10
Co
463A
46%
_J
52
57%
100
16 Vb
-
53 %
2C
$4.50 series A preferred
Sun Oil
46
'.v;
46%
No par
Broadcasting
Chemical
16%
*14 Va
5
Studebaker-Packard Corp
suuucam
Corp
Sun
16 Va
15
Stone & Webster
Storer
I6V4
51%
57 %
101
42,500
70,700
36,400
155 Vb
14%
'
common
Shares
96%
54
'
1
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
57c prior preference
8
70% Jan
15
Jan
32% May 11
75% May 17
8% Nov 22
20
31
97
28
740
9
24
9
25 Vb May 12
Aug
Jan
24V4 Feb
32
80% Sep 30
6
35
13 % Jan
17% Aug 12
105
6
26
32% Feb
Oct
95
20% Jan
20% Jan
5
Aug 26
4
13
16
30
12% Jan
32
21% Jan
10
Feb
19% Jan
16 V8
No par
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
19 Vb Jan
51%
51%
56%
100%
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
38% Oct 21
23% May 23
21% Aug 24
■18
51%
55%
*99%
56%
5
6
53%
154 »A
102
10
6
V4
154 Va
55%
Co
18% Jan
July 14
51
52%
153
*99%
Inc
Drug
51%
95
10
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
tokening
50%
93%
53
1
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp..
Starrett Co (The) L S
Stauffer
153
9034
-
100
Standard
Feb. 24
*
7
Oil of Ohio common
preferred series A
the Week
Friday
Feb. 23
•
90%
25
Sales far
Thursday
Feb.22
No par
23% Jan
21
Wednesday
Feb.21
of Indiana
Oil
"When
13
luO
Tuesday
Feb. 20
of New Jersey.
issued"
Standard
58% Feb
53
4
99%' Jan
Feb
159% Feb
31
13
15% Djc 22
Mar 30
Monday
Par
.
23
40% May 26
13% Jan
LOW AND HIGH BALK P*ICEH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
48 % Jan
Mar 28
102
YORK
Highest
87% Jan
49% Jan
42
99
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Co
Co
$2.40 conv preference
No par
The Fair
No par
*11%
8%
9
*172
173
.'/'//■ ■■■/.'■■'. /./'/'•■//:•/•■
8%
9
174'A
175
35%
363/8
36 VB
26%
; /
21 Va
5,300
700
21,600
25%
36%
25%
79.800
26%
*25 Va
25%
13,800
EXCHANGE
*15%
153/4
X15V2
15%
900
CLOSED
50%
50 Va
50 Vb
50 Va
220
11 %
113/4
263/a
15%
50a/4
15%
*50
11%
9
173
8%
//
173
Washington's
Birthday
11%
113%
*11%
11%
200
6
13 Vb
July 25
10% Jan
23
12% Feb
20
Thermoid
12
12%
12%
123/u
12%
12 %
12%
Jun
12%
4,300
1
44%} Jan
10
47% Feb
21
;
50
46%
46%
47
47%
47%
47%
47%
11% Jan
11
47% July 25
15% Feb 18
47%
13% Feb
8
14
Jan
26
*13%
14
13%
13%
*13%
43% Oct
19
601% Mar 24
48% Jan
23
57
Feb
23
55%
55
57 /• V
100% Sep
27
105% May 10
104
Feb
7% Jan
43
$2.50
Co
1
common
convertible preferred
101
Jan
19
13
Thompson (J R)
*
15
Thompson Products Inc common-,.5
47c preferred
100
Jan
17
35 Vb Dec
5
33
Jan
23
35% Feb
17
Tide
26% Jan
5
28% Dec
7
27% Jan
4
28% Feb
13
48
6
75 % Dec
22
$1.20 preferred
Timken Roller Bearing
24
Jan
13% Jan
37% Mar 14
28
18% Jan
20
22% Oct
55% Dec
17
73 % Jan
14
Feb
7
14% Jan
3
6
44% Jan
10
50% Feb
24
48% Sep 12
35% Jun
8
11
22% Oct
Jan
3
22% Jan
23
27% Feb
24
Jan
31
23
20
11
24% Feb
9
14
60
55% Jan
23
Jan
10
Nov
18
Mar 15
May 16
25
Mar 14
Aug 26
59 % Apr
24% Dec
42
38% Jan 23
24% July 13
28 % Jun 15
50
51
62 'A Feb
18% July 26
58 Vb Jun
3
39% Oct
18
25% Dec 29
25
53 % Feb
2
52% Jan
28% Feb
52% Feb
7
16
31% Jan
15% Aug 16
20 Vb Jan
19
161% Feb
46 % Aug
60
19
48
17
Jan
13
9% Nov
2
18% Mar
25% Nov
2
40% Mar 18
13% Jan
6
33
4
1
11
31
113
21Vb Jan
4
Jan
3
24
58
14
14
Jan
26% Feb
• 1
33% Apr 14
3
Jan
Toledo
31% Feb
21
Feb
23
Trans
v
v
'
103%
♦103%
iV
130
35
35
35%
4,600
28
■!)
104 Va
34%
:
28 Va
27%
28
4,600
103%
*
63%
64%
14%
14%
14%
493A'
493A
49%
65
65%«
4,400
14%
63%
14'/a
493/a
39%
39%
24%
24%
*21
10,600
14%
43%
14%
6.800
50%
2,100
■;
i
49%
.
39%
40%
41%
23,300
24%
22
253A
26
27 Va
27
27%
19,000
213/4
*21
21 ava
21
21
*21
40%
40%
40%
100
25%
25%
25%
253A
25%
26%
26%
26%
56%
56 3/4
56%
56%
56%
56%
56%
57
30
3,300
29%
31%
X30 Va
31
29%
♦58%
60%
61%
62
*60
63
*58%
30%
30%
30%
313/b
32%
323%
32%
32%
8,900
preferred 1954 ser__50
20th Century Fox Film
1
54'/a
56%
563A
56aA
57%
58
57%
58
1,500
25
253'8
6
Twin
Feb
13
5%
23
49
Feb
4.30%
28
33% Jan
3
Coach
TXL
9
conv
24%
City Rap Transit com__No par
conv prior preferred
50
Twin
18
14
(conv)
Oil
Co
Corp
16%
*48
1
1
(The)
12%
30%
33,200
1
14Vb Jan
13% Feb
..
200
56%
1
series A
Preferred
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
11% Feb 23
35
•:
Va
'
5
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
63
63%
3o
■28%
14%
common...—1
50
$2.70 preferred
28%
62%
& Williams StecL___No par
Tri-Continer tal Corp
34%
28%
48 %
2
Inc
104 - 104
35%
180
14
553/4
17% Feb
2
16% Jun 15
Corp..
Airlines
i
104
28
No par
5
2
(The)
54%;
35 Vb
25
(The)
World
Transue
*103V4
com__10
*13%
25% Feb 21
30
43 Vb Jun 28
Co
Oil
14
543A
50
58
19
Feb
Co
Transamerica
21
32% Feb
Edison
Trane
4
62
Associated
Water
541,4
25
25%
16%
16%
*48
50
25%
25
16%
49%
25%
16%
'
*48
16 Va
30%
16%
50
19,700
60
400
21,400
700
16%
*49
50%
■V.
v
12%
12
12
113/4
12%
11%
12%
4,000
29
29%
28 3/4
29
28%
29%
28%
29%
13,500
13%
13%
37 V4
13%
13%
x36%
37
37%
5.400
7 Va
2,300
u
May
6% Dec
69
Jan
Jan
6% Jan
4
Nov 28
Jan
94
Feb
Jan
3
Udylite
30
3
Underwood Corp
31
7% Jan
4
Union
13
102% Jan
12
31% Feb
80% Mar 14
20
Jan
6
27% Jan
6
108% Mar 22
10
103V4 Jan
26
23% Feb
14
28% Jan
116% Sep
6
31 % Jun 30
23
31% Apr 26
34% Feb
113
1
Union Bag & Paper Corp
"When issued"
Feb
24
26% Jan
3
Union Chem
9
Union
Union
Carbide
29'A
29%
29 Vb
29%
*110%
111%
111%
111%
July 27
87% Jan
19
91
Feb
15
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
91
104% Mar 29
101 % Feb
104
Preferred
No par
25
*101
103
*101
50
173
Jan
5
7
Jan
10
60% Feb
24
171V4 Feb
16
182% Jan
3
49% Aug 31
26% Jan
6
52
Jan
4
5OV4 Jan
4
52% Feb
21
32% Jun
3
30
Jan
5
32% Jan
71% Jan
27
3
United
Jan
6
4%
52
7
26
74% Dec 22
63% Jan
23
7
128% Dec 22
113»/4 Jan
23
49% July 25
33% Sep 22
124
35y8 Jan 23
26% Feb
41 Vb Feb
23
Pacific RR Co
Union
47?
Aircraft
conv.
Corp
14
30
Jan
3
27
107
Feb
24
27
25% Feb
17
United
57% Nov 28
48'A Jan
20
53
Feb
6
United
20
57% Aug 24
44% Feb
53
Feb
23
United
Biscuit
of
Inc.
10
America
$4.50 preferred
Jun
27
41/2 Feb
9
4% Jan
3
6
73V8 Jan
23
76% Feb
23
7% Feb
11
6 % Feb
9
7
Jan
3
19% Jan
20
23
Jan
5
United
145
Jan
31
150
Dec
5
132
Jan
20
21
Jan
17
24% Feb
24
17
Mar 31
13% Feb
14
15% Jan
3
51% Feb
60
May
9
51 % Jan
23
54% Jan
12
United Fruit Co
36% Oct 31
30 Vg Jan
23
24'
United
39% Mar
2
35% Jan
23
8% Mar
1
6% Jan
20
7% Jan
6
6
16% Jan
23
19% Feb
23
30
Sep 26
34% Dec
14
6% Aug
18
9
Mar 14
2% Jan
23% Jun
3
4Va Aug
36% Dec
27% Oct 11
35
Jan
6
61% Dec
29
177
Dec
22
19% May
78
4
Dec
12
Sep
40% Jan
62
36
.
Feb
37% Feb
7
7%
preferred
United
31% Feb
21
U S &
23
65% Feb
23
TT
54% Jan
23
63% Jan
3
Feb
1
34% Feb
1
39% Jun
28
30% Feb
13
181
Gas
S
Jan
16% Mar
3
78% Jan
footnotes
see
page
18
81% Jan
31
15% Feb
3
44 % Nov 28
14
17% Jan
11
44
26.
Jan
5
...
Freight Co
5
Gypsum Co common.—
77? preferred.
...
S
Hoffman
4%%
4%7?
*91
92
103
'101
103
Inc
29 Vb
*101
58
1743/4
*92
59 Va
11,100
230
94 %
91
~90
103
59
175 Va
58%
174
6,100
6,600
110%
90
176
60%
177
26.700
4.000
52
51%
52'A
51%
513/4
51%
51%
31 %
30%
30%
30%
30 Va
30%
31
4,300
69%
122%
71
8,000
*118'A
68
68%
70%
70'A
1203A
120%
/
38%
39%
28%
39
29 V4
106
25 Vi
51V4
683/4
121%
29 %
107
25 Va
*105
J
25%
*50%
141
x23%
49%
50%
4%
75%
6%
19%
141
24%
49%
50%
4%
4%
*74%
75%
6%
6%
19%
19%
*139y» 141
24
39%
29
41 Va
293/4
107
'105
123
H3
40%
41 Vb
29%
30
107
x25Va
25 Va
25%
50%
51»A
503A
107
-
2,000
200
27,400
2,600
120
25%
1,500
513/4
3,800
19'A
100
common
preferred series A
139%
150
8,000
19%
..100
136
2,900
6,700
19
4
140
40
31,200
14%
36%
7
2%
140
6%
20
24%
*36%
3
30%
6?'%
63
53%
59'%
179
179'%
32'%
33
*78
79'%
6%
19 Vb
4,900
14%
14'A
2%
30%
6%
19%
1,000
434
24%
523/4
31%
7
63A
19%
52%
77
14%
14'%
1
4%
*76
24%
52%
13%
X52%
Vb
14%
31
43A
76 Va
14%
53
31'A
36%
7
31
53
4%
24
14 Vb
10
51%
75%
24%
52%
Machinery com__1.05
preferred.
U S Industries
174
91
5
No par
U S
U
57%
58 %
175
94 Va
No par
Corp.
'
90
100
...
Park City Mines Co (The)__l
Foreign Securities
1
6
23
Jan
3
1
Merch & Mfrs Inc
2% Jan
3% Jan
100
United
54
23
4
United Gas Improvement Co
United Industrial Corp
28 % Jan
178V2 Jan
49%
4%
*74%
6%
19%
United Engineering & Foundry
9
15
5
50%
United Electric Coal Cos
3
25
184% Feb
26
For
Nov
64% Dec 29
16
No par
f
Dye & Chemical Corp com__l
22% Dec 30
2
25
Cig-Whelan Stores com_.30c
13 Vb Mar 14
29 V4
106
10
$3.50 convertible preferred
United Corp (Del)
15% Feb 25
38%
91
*92
2.500
23,000
26%
110%
94%
2,200
,
Jan
United
*
No par
t
38% Oct 27
7
No par
*116
No par
Board & Carton Corp
Carbon Co
(Delaware)
68%
5
100
12
78
8y8 May 17
66
10
51%
30
50
com
United-Carr Fastener—
6% Jan
57 %
No par
preferred
United Air Lines
Jan
105
preferred
Union Tank Car Co..—
22% Jan
27
common
noncumulative
July 25
108% Feb 15
series
$4
Union Oil of California
18
Jan
x29
29%
112
94%
91
*92
33%
113
26
29%
25
6
26%
*92
Feb
4% Apr
1
72 Vb July 18
25
33%
110%
111%
Nov
34% Jan
■
lll'/a
10
59
44% Jan
25 Vb
7'/b
33 Va
33
110%
No par
205
3
32%
110'A
No par
Elec Co of Mo common
12
29
100
Preferred $3.70 series
17
Mar 15
24%
99
Preferred $4.50 series
26
28
109
97%
Va
7
9
29% Jan
45% Sep
17% Jan
Materials Corp—10
&
32 Va
32
109 Va
25V4
14
37
7
11
93
98% Sep
103% Jun
107%
24%
13%
37 Va
7%
Jan
92
6
32
.No par
96'A
97
13%
37
Jan
3
34% Jan
6%
Carbon
7
93
86% Oct
Nov
&
96 %
20
13%
7
112
7
48% Sep
7
1
Apr
113
37
5
11
5
100
Jan
1
No par
Asbestos & Rubber Co
Jan
Jan
1
139
(The).
Corp
109V2 Feb
113
Nov
92
15
37% Feb
36%
7
19%
52%
31
♦36%
53
52%
31%
31%
36%
X35 Va
6%
6%
6%
19%
19%
19%
3
53%
18,200
31%
28,700
36
7
1.200
3.700
19%
25.500
3%
15.100
29%
303/b
30%
31 Va
31%
31%
8,500
64
64%
65
65%
64%
65
2.100
53
58-%
181%
58 %
59 Va
59%
59%
8,700
♦179
33'A
♦78
3
333/8
79 Va
1
15%
16%
15%
16
50
46Va
46%
47'A
47%
3
179
33%
*78
3Va
179
33%
79Va
♦180
32%
*77 Va
181%
110
33%
9,500
79%
16
16 Va
15%
16Vb
12,200
*47
47 Va
47 Vb
47%
600
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
26
Monday, February 27, 1956
(1014)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since
Year 1955
Jan
8% Jan
21V2 Oct
5
11
66 »A Jan
21
Jan
6
35
44
97
39% Mar 14
18
172% Jun
45% Oct
11
60 % Feb
Jan
9'/a Feb
11
23
Jan
9
41% Feb
4
90
101
Jan
23
104
U
23
Jan
4 % %
U S
6
37% Feb
86
S
Playing
Card
24
1
8%
U
1st
Smelting
7 %
x25
70
39
40
♦89
90
103
♦101 %
5
54%
preferred
100
Min com__50
Ref
preferred
50
70% Dec
1
63% Jan
19
67 % Jan
5
62 % Sep
23
51% Jan
23
58% Jan
3
156% Mar 14
168% Nov
14
24
3
165% Jan
4
Jan
20
18% Feb
16
36% Jan
3
19% Jan
38
Feb
16
10
2
12% Feb
8
13 Vb Jan
6
United
66
3
19'/» Aug
35% Mar 17
38% Aug
17
9% Dec 30
91
Jan 27
15% Jun
17% Jan
12% Jan
14
3
26
10
23
35
27
170
26% Mar 15
31
Jan
91
16
37 % Oct
30% Feb
159% Dec
77% Nov
10% Jan
9
98% Jan
25
$6
3
2% Jan
11
Feb 16
22 % Jan
9
18
preferred
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
16
Universal Leaf Tobacco
Feb
24
167
7
25Vb Jan
27
28% Jan
Feb
3
77
Feb
21
79% Jan
5
28
49% Feb
24
52% Feb
47% Apr
10
13% May
13
38% Feb
9
7
14% Feb
10
4
39 % Feb
6% Jan
8
10% Apr
4
Vanadium Corp of America
3
Van
Jan
25
24
55 % Jan
3
Vick
Chemical
Co
Feb
2
Vicks
Shreve
Pacific
52
Jan
30
129
Feb
7
130
130
Jun
13
153'A Jan
21
128
Feb
20
128
Feb
20
28% Nov
1
37% Jan
3
29% Jan
26
31% Feb
23
90% Jan 26
34
Feb
9
91% Jan
6
38% Jan
6
Jan
6
12
33 % Oct
11
Nov
7
Jan
.
11
51% Mar 29
146 % Apr
128
122% Jan 24
7
.
5%
3
44% Dec
6
38% Jan
10
41% Feb
22
117% Jun
13
113% Jan
9
116
Feb
13
100
Dec
27
103% Aug 22
Jan
12
103
Feb
13
101
Feb
16
106
99
33
11
105% Feb
21
31
103% Feb
17
$4.12
15 % Jan
46% Jan
11
50 Va Jan
26
6
31% Feb
6
33% Jan
16
17
39% Jan
6
16% Feb
13
18% Jan
5
18% Dec
19
divid
Ry Co
preferred
6 %
vuicau
7%
12
Feb
10
81% Jan
23
9
13"% Jan
19
14% Jan
9
30
31'/b Feb
14
33
6
Walgreen
74% Jan
19
85% Mar 25
12% Jaa
3
15% Dec
27% Jan
3
32% Nov
15 %
15%
1,700
347a
347a
*35 VB
1,100
73/4
77a
7%
7%
73A
35%
<
7%
53%
53%
53'A
53%
2,100
5,100
7%
53%
.
♦53%
54
*125
128
128
*125
——
42%
"50
•125
*125
*125
30 %
303A
30%
31%
30%
30%
93%
*9274
93%
*92%
93%
*92%
93%
35%
35%
3 5 3/8
*123'A
125%
*123%
41%
41%
41%
x40%
36
123%
200
116
♦1143/4
116
115%
116
X115 %
*102%
100
1,900
36%
125
103
*102'A
103
♦102%)
103
xl01%
2,800
300
41%
115%
101%
41%
41%
40%
103
107%
105 %
105%
•105%
107%
*105
103%
103 %
*103%
104 %
*102%
240
30
107
103
♦105%
100
25
25
104
70
49%
48%
49%
49V4
49%
32%
32%
32%
32
32%
32%
32 »A
3,000
3,200
34%
34%
35
35
35%
35%
35 %
36V4
2,000
17
17
17%
171/4
17%
17 %
17 %
173/4
800
49
49%
*32
5
10
20
preferred
35%
123%
35%
36%
124
*115 %
100
common
1,300
♦125
-
30%
♦123%
Waldorf System
31% Feb 24
15%
35%
43%
29%
(The) new
Deunning Co common
29 % Jan
5
18,700
15%
35
42%
*92%
Visking Corp
1
Feb
28
28% Apr
42%
15'A
100
preferred
Virginian
30
May
43%
15 Ve
No par
com
preferred
$4.04
34 % Feb
Jan
49% Nov
6
37 % Jan
partic
4
101% Jan
30
413/a
15%
35
5
dividend preferred
$4.20 dividend preferred
Jan
104
May 23
2,100
41%
♦125
Virginia Elec & Power Co com__10
$5
preferred
100
23
113% Dec
div
40
50 3/8
493A
100
preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical
S%
78%
*77
50%
50%
110
2,000
28'A
28%
78%
*77
77%
700
167
165
287a
28%
51
*50%
53%
Ry com_100
noncumulative preferred__100
3 % %
77
79
51
7%
2.50
Victor Chemical Works common
Jan
33
&
28
400
337a
15%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
24
28
4C%
■
10
8% Jan
36
28
7
44
337a
167
1G7
500
35
1
2.50
Inc
Inc
4
133% Jan
87% Sep
Co
21
14
122
Raalte
Jan
7
Oct
94
Industries
Norman
33%
167
50%
Van
44
33%
*165
*77
No par
*43
437a
80
14,000
2%
21
*19%
23%
4,600
97
2
2%
21
43%
140
200
13
10%
♦193/4
167
27%
100
Co
Power
Jan
127
47% Mar 15
preferred
& Light
com___l
34% Feb
11
4
65% July 21
32% Jan
Inc
Co
17% Jan
45
28
19 % Mar
4 %%
Utah
Pictures
19 Va
96
967a
2,303
2,800
377a
10
33%
33%
*165
100
187a
*1274
10
2
V
373/4
19
377a
*42%
44
*33%
110,100
571/4
1663/4
96%
Birthday
21
21
56V2
166%
13
2'A
700
567a
166 %
97b
Washington's
96%
2%
20%
20%
*43
com_No par
preferred
Universal
51% Dec
35% Oct
8%
3
23
41% Mar 14
convertible
4 %
13
6
32
*95
10,700
*123A
9;«
2%
2%
1,320
631/4
67
*37
CLOSED
127a
97B
97
"95 %
No par
2
Inc common
Jan
159% Jan
41% Feb
4
preferred
Wall Paper
127b
9%
9%
168%
613/4
19
EXCHANGE
19
1673/4
67
55%
377a
*37
13
13
l
33% Jan
9
3
46
Jan
3
convertible
Corp
19
20,600
6774
166
STOCK
300
56V4
62%
62
55%
103V2
55»/2
168
16774
lb/
10
*102%
55%
*66%
66%
543/4
37%
11,200
91
*90
90
104
547b
62%
187a
19
37%
25
41%
40'A
41%
407a
104
169
166
166 %
165%
No par
common
Stockyards
United
20
Aug 16
..100
Co
noncumulative preferred
10
May
16%
common
preferred
Tobacco
7%
Feb
95
56% Mar
Feb
1%
U S
1% Jan
21
3% Jan
Steel Corp
9
9% Feb
14% Apr
100'A Jun
11
May 26
1% Nov
169
U S
400
*89
55%
66
55%
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
40
6 9J/2
69
90
C03A
%
66
54%
11
% May 16
61
8,900
*6874
68%
103%
168
60%
58%
26%
26%
54%
168%
167
&
100
253A
257a
40%
40
55%
9%
70
90
103
100
5,500
237a
9 »/a
2574
*69
♦69
1
.10
Shares
237a
9%
*9
9
*8 7b
253/B
100
Co
common
noncum
S
9%
25%
*8%
5
the Week
237a
23%
23%
23%
23%
x23
10
Plywood Corp common
U S Rubber Co
Feb 24
63 %
preferred
preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
Feb
170
11
4.
Jan
1
common
3%%
4
Jan
Co
Friday
Feb. 24
Feb. 23
Feb. 22
Feb. 21
Feb. 20
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Pipe & Foundry Co
U S
Feb. 21
56 % Feb
23
4->% Jan
166% Jan
56
70
31
Lines
S
24
26% Feb
23
23
18
53% Dec
157 >A Jan
9
68% Jan
9
Sep
110
19
Jan
8% Jan
12
20
Sep
93% Sep
84% Mar 21
U
16
24% Jan
11
23% Jan
STOCK
VORK
EXCHANGE
22% Jan
17
9 % Fen 14
28
Sep 16
75% Mar
3
25'% Nov
6
19
Lowest
Highest
Lowe«k
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
Sale* far
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
28%
28%
X49
*28%
29
*28%
10
29
♦28 %
*83%
29
w
7% Jan
Jan
Wabash RR
Walker
14
69% Feb
14
74% Jan
6
16% Aug 31
12% Jan
30
14% Feb
24
24% Jan
16% Jan
4
17% Feb
2
81% Sep
66% Apr 27
6
15% Nov
86
15
Oct
106
100 % Aug 10
3
14
105% Feb
2
14
11
Wardell
3
11% Feb
18'A Mar 14
22% Sep
13
18 % Jan
27
23% Feb
24
43% Dec
30
Dec 22
40% Feb
9
43
Jan
13
88% Jan
23
104
Feb
20
1
Feb
106
857b
*83%
85%
*14
14%
14%
14'A
14 VB
14%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 %
313/4
1,400
10
G
693A
70
69%
70 VB
701/2
3,100
69%
70
W
&
14.%
14
14'A
14%
9,400
14
17%
17%
17%
3,300
No par
2.50
—1
Warner
Inc
Pictures
Bros
104%
104%
*1043A
—1
11%
11%
*11%
17%
17%
104%
*104%
EXCHANGE
11%
11%
113/8
11%
1,100
22%
22%
22%
233A
34,300
42%
8,700
STOCK
106
11%
22
22%
CLOSED
42%
1
X42
Foundry
No par
Pipe
&
103
413A
42%
Washington's
1023A
1023/4
104
42
Jan
5
21% Sep
27
20 % Aug
9
24
23
73% Feb
24
Warren
IOOV4
25Va
200
72
101 %
733/8
7,500
36
,13% Jan
6
18% Nov
6
4% Feb
24
18
Oil
6
Feb
23
85% Jan
17
85% Jan
3
50% Dec
30
6
50% Dec
30
3
52% Feb
2
25% Apr
4
20% Feb
16
22% Jan
23
17 % Mar
9
28% Sep
12
25% Jan
3
Feb
23
West
23 % Mar
14
1
25 % Jan
10
27% Feb
15
15
113
Apr
106
Apr
Wesson
$4
$4
West
110% Jan
7
15
27
3
112% Jan
18
Jan
4
103% Feb
3
103
&
convertible
39%
39%
No par
*85%
86
50
*51%
preferred
Power
Penn
4%%
preferred
4.10%
Jan
27
19
70
Dec
9
46 % Jan
9
60 % Jan
13
West
preferred series C
Virginia Coal & Coke
31
49
Sep
14
42% Jan
30
46% Jan
13
West
Va
105 % Dec
19
110
Jun
14
105% Jan
31
Jan
12
16% Jan
6
25% Jun
9
20 Vb Feb
14
22% Jan
3
10
3
Jan
102
105
108
Pulp
4%%
&
Paper
52%
517a
51%
21%
21
36%
39
38
40%
27%
27%
263A
27V4
I*.'#"-
27
112
*103%
105
*103%
105
*103%
*103%
105
*103 %
5
53%
53%
52'A
53%
45
45%
447a
45'A
100
*106%
107%
106%
20%
20%
20 %
207a
4
25
28
Jan
Jan
25
34%
34%
34 Va
104
Apr
25
102
Jan
12
105% Feb
23
4.80%
preferred
_A
100
*104%
105'A
♦104'A
56
Dec
9
47
Feb
13
53% Feb
24
Western
Maryland
Ry
com__Nopar
49%
50%
50
52
*69
70
62
-
Jun
29
86% Apr 21
68% Feb ,17
9
73% Jan
26
63
26
28% Jun
9
56% Aug
20
Sep
25 '/a Jan
6
53 % Oct
28
49 % Oct
12
60% Jan
3
99% •Tan
4
130
Feb
17
Feb
17
5
46
Jan
20
Aug
2
31% Sep 13
100
Jan
4
11
53
3
104
6
34% Jan
95
6
Mar 14
7% Mar 30
Oct
78% Jan
5
80% Feb
15
28% Jan
9
31% Jan
18
White
51% Sep
2
102 % July 25
12
5
18 % Mar 21
30
140
Mar 14
99% Feb
10
101% Jan
5
Jan
23
10% Jan
4
9
26% Feb
16
28
Jan
5
30% Jan
30
37% Feb
24
15% Dec
9
86
Sep
Dec
12% Jan
15
17
5
148 % Jan
24% Sep
3
16% Feb
21
Feb
9
25% Jan
4
4
49% Jan
13
47% Jan
3
92% Jan
7
100% May 18
212% Apr 11
103% July 7
52% Jan
3
}o
001/
Pct 23
10
23'J Oct 25
rSn
5
14
Jan
6
86
Jan
18
6% Jan
71
22
11
Prior
24
Wrigley
8
10% Jan
4
15
Jan
12
23
53
Nov 25
20
69
247s Jan 9
55% Jan?'6
Feb
9
Jan
4
24
Jan 19
837b Feb 8
26% Feb
97% Jan
Jan
16
24% Feb
141'A Jan
9% Jan
27
120
Feb
13
8
Feb
9
prices;
Prior
611/2 Feb
6
no
sales
f Name
on
this day.
changed
from
,
58%
597b
69,300
99
99
1
3
15
26%
50
50
101
101 '/2
11,700
507b
101i/2
370
27%
27%
2 8 7/8
283/s
285/a
10,500
80
80'A
8OV4
101
400
80
*80
80%
29%
*29 VB
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 »/8
800
29%
41%
417/a
413/8
40%
41%
8,900
39%
41
100%
100%
l
9%
10
*26%
27
*26%
35
34 %
Inc
1
34
41%
*100
10 Ve
Co
Co
Corp
preferred
4%%
Jr
common
(Del)
36%
37 7e
9,800
14%
14%
14%
1474
24,000
78Va
78%
*1672
167a
300
14 VB
14'A
78%
78%
16%
16%
16%
16%
24%
24%
24 3/4
243A
24%
24
24i/2
7,700
36 %
36 y8
36
36
35
35»/2
10,700
*141
144
*141
24%
36%
3 7'A
144%
23%
23%
34
34%
34%
48%
47%
48
46%
46%
46%
47
95
95
95%
143
X22%
♦165
180
*160
97
97
96
80
*77
35 '/a
47%
10
No par
36%
14%
144%
series_„100
conv
serles_100
100
27'A
35
80
14
10
4%%
8,000
107a
27
♦16
10
Corp
280
10%
♦78%
10
com
100
100
27
*26%
35%
10
Co
Service
99 %
10%
10
27
100
Power
99%
100 %
10
143
16%
200
30
144
23
2274
23%
3,400
35%
36%
361/4
3674
4,100
47%
48%
473A
48 %
16,300
47
47%
47 Va
477a
5,200
96
<5
95V2
941/2
94%
180
*166
180
£6
98
22%
23%
96%
9%
*160
220
180
97%
97B
98%
1,300
93A
93/4
900
5
9%
9%
S%
93/4
64%
6474
64%
64%
64%
64
64%
1,800
237a
24V4
237a
24
24
24Vb
24Vb
2478
11,700
York Corp common
1
4%% convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire
_5
Youngstown Sheet <Sfc Tube
No par
54
54
53 %
53%
53%
533A,
537a
541/2
253A
26
25%
2534
253A
90 3/4
SO
90%
90 Vb
253A
917B
25%
8P7a
92
26
93
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
237a
24%
233/a
23%
23V4
237B
233A
24
Zenith Radio Corp
Products Corp.
.No par
12474
12674
1243A
12574
128
l
8%
8%
8 Va
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Yale
<fe
Zonite
Towne
Mfg
Co
64
125%
125
8%
8%
tin receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's reorganization,
Childs Co.
50%
50%
102
102
700
♦127
80
10
(F W)
(Wm)
26%
59
99
*127
n,m
49%
50
102%
58 %
♦98%
1,400
4
80
No par
Public
pfd
5
No par
common
Co
Iron
♦127
26%
5
Stores
Worthington
9'A Feb
17
Ex-rights,
Woolworth
Jan
166
47,800
18,300
657b
20
common
preferred
98% Feb
25
10 % Mar 23
y
24
6%
5
91
30%
303/4
4
1
common
Inc
Wisconsin Elec
Jan
159% Jan
11
13
26
23
142% Dec
»«v-*5,«MLand
July
27%Jan
61%Jan
32 3A Apr
108% Sep
5
_rgT-dlvldend.
Feb
Winn-Dixie
Woodward
36% Jan
3
23
12
Co
10
31% Feb
41 % Jan
Co
preferred
Wisconsin
47% Jan
15
&
$4.25
7
99% Jan
21
303/b
65
,
20
Co
Wilson-Jones
20
23
9 %Nov
Wilson
20
59% Mar 30
11
Oil
37% Feb
52% July 20
Mar 22
Wilcox
23% Feb
24
2d 3/4
30%
80
(The S S)
preferred
144% Feb
94% Feb
21 Vb
100
Mfg
Sewing Machine
Prior preference
9
11
Oct
5 % %
4
Jan
65%
102
No par
common
White
19
22
43% Oct
86
Motor
32 % Jan
45% May 12
159
White
Dental
140% Jan
9
Nov
24
Jan
4
23
13
3
14% Feb
81
14% Jan
36% Aug 18
14
23
78% Feb 24
27% Aug 31
43
21
30
Jun
23
41% Feb
Mar 10
21% Jan
35% Dec
1
36% Feb
July 28
28% Dec
23
200
30%
49%
10
common
10,800
71
20%
*127
100
preference
13
37
6
23
Corp
prior
16
6
Jan
28% Feb
Steel
conv
20
537a
71
65%
59
$5
105V4
523A
21%
987a
Wheeling
3
24
♦1041/2
71
65%
987a
Nov
6
9% Mar 18
Jan
105 %
52%
105%
20 3/4
5 8 3/4
29% Oct
82
22% Jan
75
50% Jan
103
34 VB
2,700
657a
307a
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
4,700
34%
20%
99
Whirlpool-Seeger
Corp
4%% conv preferred
22% Jan
10% Jan
25% Jan
130
213/4
33%
65%
30%
100
B
21 %
19%
59%
series
50
107%
21
106%
"
69%
1
98%
Brake
2,700
46 %
64%
100
58 Vb
Air
preferred
400
54
45%
107V2
*69%
X30 Va
3.80%
*52%
46 %
69%
10
Westinghouse
54
52
Westlnghouse Electric common_12%
31% Jan
July 29
4%, noncum 2nd preferred
Western Pacific RR common_No par
Union Telegraph
2.50
19
29
Co common_10
Western
16
27
07
3
23
26% Oct
Sep
,-i
6
Jan
96'A Jan
Jan
Jan, 5
21% Jan
Jan
15
130
77
72
70% Jan
14
56% Feb
15
83'A Feb
103% Mar 18
27
a
30
98
32% Feb
98% Aug
5
127
May 23
,
Jan
19% Feb
105
34
105'/4
6
Western Auto Supply
*102%
20%
347s
13
37
105
106 %
106 %
1
preferred
Western Air Lines Inc
170
105
45
Jan
18
'1031/2
*52
5
6,700
112
111
105 "
24,000
27V4
263/4
27%
HIVb
_100
common
40 7a
403/a
41
40
100
1,500
21
203A
21
♦111
Jun
31% Oct
51V2
20%
105
30
29
86
51% ■;
111
111
*103%
50
*853/4
*50%
111
102
27 % Apr
43
>85%
*50%
21
100
B
Jan
105% Jun
r85%
21
pfd___100
series
\' 33A'
40%
86
1
Sugar Corp
Kentucky Coal Co
4.20%
40
5
Indies
West
397a
*853A
4
preferred "when issued"
35
4
9,300
com__2.50
18%
3%
24% Jan
99 % Feb
4278
37a
West Penn Electric Co
101% Feb
40%
18%
37a
*18
Snowdrift
36% Jan
3
107% Jun
1,300
*18%
3%
Co
9
41
37a
18%
3%
Investment
Jan
% Sep
200
37a
KJ:
*18%
Welbilt Corp
40% Sep
29
187s
233/i,
91
Jan
1,700
187a
23%.
19%
4
20
1,000
21
28 %
23%
19%
*19
15
Jan
3,800
24
20%
287b
23%
19%
5
Co
Mills
Feb
51
293/8
24
28 Va
23%
Webster
3
43
29'A
28%
23%
Motor
Wayne Knitting
Wayne Pump Co
33 % Apr
85
2,400
27%
Waukesha
24
Jan
373/4
37%
29'A
24
4
371/2
377s
Feb
18% Jan
600
36%
37
Feb
6
393/4
37%
29% Feb
10
*39'/2
39%
21
Jan
39%
*39%
24
3% Feb
72%
39%
X37%
9
17
70%
397a
No pa»*
3
18
10
2% Jan
71%
No par
8
22
Apr
21% Mar
69»/2
Washington Gas Light Co
Jan
25% Feb
30
69%
69%
3
Wash Water Power
17
Jan
19% Feb
30% Dec
16% May 16
38
Corp
397a
9
40% Jan
3
11
Jan
-«►
■
Petroleum
1,500
100
25
issued
When
39% Jan
42% July
41% Sep
20
38% Dec
32
25 % Feb
65'A Jan
23
71% Dec
May 12
24
100
106
413A
41%
41%
100
Birthday
'
25 VB Feb
700
17'A
Pharmaceutical
Co
Warren
14%
14%
14%
22%
22%
—5
*70
104%
173/s
*17 Va
100
preferred
Corp
Warner-Lambert
39
*85%
14%
Co
(Hiram)
5% %
12% Jan
30% Mar 14
.\'v
85%
14%
Ward Baking Co common.
13% Jun
5
:10% Jan
♦83%
preferred
Walworth Co
4
101% Jan
85%
100
No par
4%%
a Deterred
delivery,
127
8%
r Cash
—
value.
8%
1,100
1,200
'
12,800
5,709
3,500
2,400
8%
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italic
letters
In
the
column
WEEKLY
■
headed
"Interest
Period" indicate in each
Figures after decimal point represent
i
one
or
the month
case
32nds
more
of
when the bonds mature,
point
a
LOW
Range for Previous
GOVERNMENT
Year 1955
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
108.23 Jan
10
101.10 Oct
4
Oct"
101.10
Highest
94.29 Sep
Feb
100.4
1
7
96.2
1
PRICES
Thursday
Feb. 22
Low
High
Friday
Feb. 23
Low
High
Sales for
Feb. 24
High
Low
the Week
Bonds ($)
High
1978-1983
*105.28
106
*105.25
1995
*100.22
100.24
*100.20
100.22
*100.19
100.21
*100.20
1956-1959
*100.17
100.19
*100.16
100.18
*100.15
100.17
*100.15
*100.6
100.9
*100.2
100.5
*99.29
1958-1963
*101.30
102.2
*101.29
102.1
*101.26
101.30
*101.26
101.30
1960-1965
*103.18
103.22
*103.16
103.20
♦103.12
103.16
*103.10
103.14
1956-1958
*99.23
99.25
*99.23
99.25
*99.22
99.24
*99.21
99.23
Dec 15 1958
*99.20
99.22
*99.20
99.22
*99.17
99.19
*99.17
1961
*98.20
98.23
*98.16
98.19
*98.11
98.14
*98.13
98.16
1962-1967
*97.15
97.18
*97.11
97.14
*97.6
97.9
♦97.6
97.9
*97.29
98
2 Vis
2Vis
2%s
2%s
2%s
2%s
2%s
2%s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
13
Oct
Low
High
SALE
Wednesday
Feb. 21
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury
Feb
Low
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Feb. 20
Treasury 3Vis
4
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
100.4
Monday
EXCHANGE
10
108.28 Jan
BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Exchange
YEARLY
-
1961
—
-
-
-
105.29
*105.20
105.24
*105.22
100
105.26
100.22
100.17
*99.29
100
99.19
*98.6
98.9
*98.1
98.4
*97.27
97.30
1963-1968
*96.26
96.29
♦96.22
96.25
*96.17
96.20
*96.18
June 1964-1969
*96.13
96.16
*96.9
96.12
*96.4
96.7
*96.7
96.10
Dec 1964-1969
*96.9
96.12
*96.5
96.8
*96
96.3
*96.3
96.6
1965-1970
*96.5
96.8
♦96.3
96.6
*95.28
95.31
*95.31
96
96
Aug 15 1963
96.21
1966-1971
*96.3
96.6
*96
96.3
*95.26
95.29
*95.29
June 1967-1972
*96.1
96.4
*95.29
96
*95.21
95.24
*95.22
*95.29
96
*95.24
95.27
*95.18
95.21
*95.18
95.21
*95.30
96.1
♦95.26
95.29
*95.20
95.23
*95.20
95.23
*99.6
99.10
*99.4
99.8
♦99.4
99.8
*99.2
99.6
99.12
Sept 1967-1972
Dec 1967-1972
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
1957-1959
95.25
1958
*99.13
99.15
*99.13
99.15
♦99.11
99.13
*99.10
1956-1959
*98.21
98.23
♦98.20
98.22
*98.17
98.19
*98.17
98.19
June 1959-1962
*97.14
97.17
*97.11
97.14
STOCK
*97.6
97.9
*97.5
97.8
Dec 1959-1962
*97.15
97.18
*97.12
97.15
EXCHANGE
*97.6
97.9
*97.5
97.8
Nov 15 1960
*97.26
97.29
*97.23
97.26
CLOSED
*97.17
97.20
*97.16
97.19
June 15
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
International Bank for
96.28 Oct
97
13
Sep
99.10 Feb
14
99.12 Jan
2
98.20 Aug
102.4 Jan
10
102.8
26
Jan
99. 28 Jan
101 16 Feb
27
101 16 Jan
101. 16 Jan
102. 16 Jan
102. 16 Jan
17
30
16
104
103.4
103.4
24
Sep
1
100
Sep
102.28 Nov
25
Jan
Feb
Feb
*98.24
99.8
♦98.16
*98.16
99
*98.16
*101.16
102
101.16
*102.8
102.24
*102.8
102.24
*102.8
102.24
*102.4
102.20
1971
*102.16
103
*102.16
103
*102.20
103.4
*102.16
103
100.20
♦100.8
1
1
1981
May
15
1975
Oct
15
99
*98.16
1976
Oct
15 1972
98.24
*98.8
98.24
*98.8
Birthday
'
Oct
15-year 3 Vis
f 5-year 2Vis__
1
1956
♦100.8
100.20
♦100.8
100.20
*100.8
Jan
3-year 3s
24
Washington's
102
Mar
19-year 3Vis
9
103.24 May 25
101.4
Mar
7
102
99
*101.16
July
25-year 3s—;
30-year 3 Vis
23-year 3%s
24
*98.16
102
25-year 3s
5
102.16 Jun
17
Reconstruction & Development
1
1969
*103.8
103.24
*103.8
103.24
*103.8
100.4
*99.20
100.4
1959
99
99
101.16
100.20
103.24
♦99.20
5,000
103.4
103.4
100.4
*99.20
100.4
7,000
Serial bonds of 1950
due Feb
1957
*98.24
99.24
*98.24
99.24
*98.24
99.24
♦98.24
15
1068
*98
99
*98
99
♦98
99
*98
due Feb
'
2s
15
due Feb
2s
2s
15
1959
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
97
*96
97
♦96
97
♦96
97
99.24
99
28
No sales transacted this day.
1960
due Feb
15
1961
♦95.18
96.16
♦95.18
96.16
♦95.18
96.16
♦95.18
96.16
2s
price.
15
2s
♦Bid and asked
due Feb
*96
due Feb
15
1962
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
KTihs issue has not
as
been admitted to Stock Exchange dealings,
yet
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Last
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
or
1961
3s
New
Transit
3%
Unification
Corporate
Quar-June
York
Bonds
Jan. 1
No.
Low
Sale Price
High
Brazil
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
City
3Vis series No. 20—
3Vis series No. 21
June-Dec
103%
103
24
101%
3Vis series No. 22
103 JS
—:
3Vis series No. 24—
3Vis series No. 25
Foreign Securities
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds
Canada
(Dominion of) 2Vis 1974
2V4s
I AChile
Teletype
NY 1-1693
A 6s
*87%
*55%
1960
assented
A6s
fund
sinking
6s
Feb
1961
Feb
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan
4AGuaranteed
fund
sinking
(Kingdom of
6s
Norway)
collateral
(Dept)
1948
4s
7s
A
A6s
«
'AExternal
A 6s
Feb-Aup
Mar-Sep
A6s
*97
1945__Jan-July
98%
*91
——
—
-fAExteral sinking fund 7s ser C
f AExternal sinking fund 7s ser D
AExternal sinking fund
sec
sink
fd
7s
AExternal
sec
sink
fd
7s
30-year 3s
Australia
f $ bonds
s
1st ser
7s
AExternal
2nd
3rd
1946—Jan-JltZy
10-year
20-year
3V*s
3%s
1957
June-Dec
3%S
1966
3%s
1962
15-year
3 Vis
1969
lABavaria
Belgium
(Free
(Kihgdom of)
ABerlln
(City
5A6'%s
|ABrazil
of)
external
(U S of)
99
June-Dec
6%s
98%
99%
loan
reduced
s
reduced
3.375%)
to
to
3.5%)
reduced
to
dollar
40
95%
99 %
98
98%
31
95%
99%
99%
47
96%
99"%
15
98%
148%
98y4
148%
fACologne
101%
103
AColumbia
109 %
April-Oct
124
124
June-Dec
*100
Jan-July
3s ext sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
I AColumbia Mortgage Bank 6%s 1947
April-Oct
lASlnking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
May-Nov
lASlnking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947—Feb-Aug
| A Costa Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951_
May-ZVou
3s ref $ bonds 1953 due 1972—»
April-Oct
Cuba (Republic of) 4%s external 1977
June-Dec
*151
160
--
April-Oct
1
124
71%
—
1
103
108
70
4
63%
103
126'%
108
--
—
63%
April-Ocf
— —
71%
71%
*100
63%
66
1
103
April-Ocf
~
—
—
—
--
69%
70
64
■64 %
64
*63%
*100
June-Dec
*70
63%
3 Vis series No.
2—.—
(Plan
—
*63%
64%
87%
87%
1
86%
87
88
2
86%
83
86
87%
9
86
88
3
86%
4
88
88
June-Dec
3 Vis series No.
5
June-Dec
88
3Vis series No.
7
June-Dec
*86
3%s series No.
8
June-Dec
*86
3Vis series No.
9
June-Dec
*86
3Vis series No. 10
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 13
87%
*90
June-Dec
June-Dec
*87%
88%
88
*91
3 Vis series No. 14—I
June-Dec
*96
3Vis series No. 15
June-Dec
*86
3Vie series No. 16
June-Dec
*86
3Vis series No. 17
June-Dec
*86
For footnotes
see
page
31.
43%
43%
56
*76
76%
77
43%
43%
43%
47%
76
761/4
*43%
♦43%
„
*76'
*43%
.
'
T
M-
——
♦76
*43%
«...
*76
*43%
A 6s
of
(City of) 6%s 1950
Mar-Sept
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961_April-Oct
1927
Jan
*9
152
11%
150% 152
'122
63%
2
——
63%
64
25
88
——
——
90
92%
91
87%
64%
112% 112%
MARKETS
r.ARL MARKS &
INC.
—
88'%
—
—
.
FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
88
87%
4
88%
—
5
50 Broad St.,
New York 4, N. Y.
—
86
86
86
86
Telephone HAnover 2-0050
65
~
63%
— —
'
63%
*74%
63%
SECURITIES
FIRM TRADING
152
123
•
For Financial Institutions
FOREIGN
147%
123
——
■122
1961
88
June-Dec
June-Dec
46
*76
43%
87%
88
3
„
43
*43%
*43'%
88
June-Dec
4
series No. 12
„
—
B)-
3%s series No.
3Vis series No. 11
.
76 'A
441%
■
*76
(interest
3%s series No.
3 Vis
76
44
*43%
1951
1
48
■
64%
April-Ocf
1944
*76
(interest
1979
of
48
'
__
103
June-Dec
bonds
3 Vis series No.
77%
*43%
(interest
June-Dec
due
761/a
76%
101»/4
101 %
1978
3.375%)
99%
10
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
External
98%
56
1979
B% funding bonds of 1931
76
76%
*43%
-—
109%
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
100 %
102% 103
1952
43%
*76
-
109
1979
3.375% )
Ry)
99 Vi
■
32
103
6%s of 1927 due 1957
(Central
100
109
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
IA7s
60
99 U
17
Feb-Aup
1941
58%
43%
—
76%
*
June-Dec
1950
99
99%
56
*76
6%s 1957
1957
1961
1964__Jun»-Dec
external 8s
to
f
55%
—
100% 101%
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5%)
1978
June-Dec
AExternal s f 6y2s of 1926 due 1957
April-Ocf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
AExternal
56% V.
assented
1945
1958—_•
60
97
97%
—
43%
*44
—May-Nov
June-Dec
loan 4s
extl
6s
7
57
«'
43%
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1961——AprfZ-Oct '
A 8s assented 1961—
April-Oct
AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1962——May-Nov
A 6s assented
1962
_May-Nov
A Chilean Consol Municipal 7s 1960
—Mar-Sepf
A7s assented 1960—
—*
—Mar-Sepf
AChinese
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
June-Dec
assented
A 6Vis
*99%
June-Dec
State)
1963
fund $ bonds 3s 1993
A6 Vis
""
98
99% 100 3'*
__Feb-Aug
.
fund 6s
1963
AChile Mortgage Bank
100
*55%
June-Dec
1967
*55%
29
—
__
Feb-Aup
15-year
—
»
Jan-July
1956
fund 6s 1962
88
*91
of)—
3 Vis
20-year
Extl sink
'
1978
(Commonwealth
sinking
assented
——
«...
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
April-Ocf
Mag-Nov
—
1962—
assented
AExternal
A6s
«■
1957—April-Oct
10-year
sinking
1961
87
88
551%
98%
99
*76
6s Sept 1961—Mar-Sept
"
1957_April-Ocf
ser
ser
Sept
57
98%
98%
99
Jan-July
'
•— —.
*91
1945—.Jan-July
1957_April-Ocf
sinking fund
1
*87
1961—Jan-July
1961
91
87
88
*87%
April-Oct
1961_—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
—
*91
-5A External sinking fund 7s ser B 1945__Jan-July
Jan
assented
AExternal
-
ApriZ-Oct
1968
assented
91
■
88
(Dept of)
assented
95
*87
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1975
89
■»
assented
AExternal
Foreign Government and Municipal
lAAntioqula
High
99
*86
(Republic)
5 A 7s
-
Afcershus
1
95
*90
30-yr 3s s f bds 1978_Jan-July
external s f 7s 1942—May -Nov
1942—
May-Now
AExternal sinking fund 6s I960—
ApriZ-Oct
Cauca Val
Exchange
Broadway, Now York
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Columbia)—
5 A Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1947
Low
—
*91
19','3-Jan-JuZv
3Vis series No. 29
Wertheim & Co.
120
—
*91
3Vis series No. 30
Oaldas
25-year
REctor 2-2300
Jan.
88
*86
-June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
——
3Vis series No. 28
Stock
Since
Range
*86
3Vis series No. 27
New York
No.
High
*86
-—June-Dec
^.-June-Dec
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 26
Members
Sold
'
103;
3Vis series No. 23
Telephone
Bonds
Friday's
Low
19—
3Vis series No.
1980
or
Bid & Asked
(continued)—
3Vis series No. 18
108
Week's Range
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Issue—
Stock
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
*107
r Re glstered bond transactions.
24
FEBRUARY
ENDED
Cash sale,
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Territorial Issue—
Canal
WEEK
e
Week's Range
Low
Panama
FOR
Odd lot transactions,
a
Teletype NY 1-971
63
111%
65
112%
27
'
\
■%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1016)
3
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RANGE
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
bale Price
Exchange
New York Stock
or
High
56
,
extended to 1960
.
April-Ocf
(Kingdom oil extl 4%s 1962—April-Oct
El Salvador (Republic of) —
3%s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976—Jan-July
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
Jan-July
External
of
loan
~G
101%
76%
80%
76%
*18
80'%
3
76%
1
80%
«...
81
158%
81 %
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
10-year bonds of
95%
96%
5
95%
62
63'/a
76
61%
64%
bonds
dollar
4s
International
75%
dollar
bonds
3s
dollar
1972
bonds
§A7s
(extl
gold
German
76
10
75%
77%
Greek
73
73
1
73
A7s
75
June-Dec
■—
June-Dec
92%
63%
92%
11
91%
95%
62
63 %
27
61
65
April-Oct
loan)—
(Young
1965
126
126
1
125
118% 119
2
20
32
'
117%
part paid 1964
part paid 1963
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
SAHamburg (State of) 6s 1946—
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7%s 1950
Helsingfors (City) external 6v2s 1960
122
April-Oct
(Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
30-year gtd ext
§A7s
series
A5%s
23%
21%
*98
65
:
64%
104
98
65%
34
63%
1954
extl
7s
'24
62%
62%
*116
Jan-July
Jan-July
*116
June-Dec
1951
63%
5
__
—
60%
*116
64%
65%
—
24
5%s
to
'30
of
due
63%
—
fAGs
66
£'__
116%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1964
1965
5%s due 1965 extended to
May-Nov
May-Nov
1975.
(State Mtge Bank)
7s
182% 182%
102%
2
102% 103%
6
118
100
1957—April-Oct
100
*18
182%
1st
100%
25
10
98
101
17%
1971
AMedellin
(Colombia)
6%s
1954
June-Dec
30-year 3s s f S bonds 1978
Irrigation—
External
A Warsaw
*91
Jan-July
56%
56%
.
10
fiA4%s assented
§A4%
(1922 agreement)
small
1943
s
assented
ANcw
ASmall
Mexico
(1942
55%
1943—May-Nov
agreem't)
1968_Jan-July
*13%
14
—
13
1963
(Republic
(dollar bond
conversion
of
1st
(1922
agreem't)
assented
new
(1942
agree't)
♦18
1963_Jan-JuZy
ALarge
*17%
ASmall
A4s of
due
A4s
IA4s
--
17%
17%
3s
—
assented
(1942
assented
agree't)
1922
to
1963_Jan-July
*12%
13%
—
12%
12%
agree't)
4.80s
1963_Jan-July
ASmall
•
lATreasury
*17
17%
of
6s
agreement)
1913
(assented
to
17%
17%
17%
assented
new
1942
agree't)
ASmall
*19%
19%
19%
20%
(City
Minas Geraes
of)
6%s
19%
~5
19%
20
ApriZ-Oct
(State)—
*113
118
—
—
—
...V. '
ASecured extl sinking fund 6%s 1958
Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125%) 2008
.
Mar-Sepf
ASecured
extl
sink
fund
6%s
1959
to
2.125%)
*39
39
40
—
__
Norway
•
1957
—May-Nov
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
External sinking fund old 4%s 1965
4%s s f extl loan new 1965
4s
3%s sinking
fund external
*40
A5%s extl loan
5 V2s due
1958
^
(State
100%
A P
W
2
99 JS
103 %
Armour
11
100 Vb
101 %
Associates
Atchison
first
100%
1
101 %
101 %
100% 100%
4
100%
1003/4
99%
103
*136%
99%
103
2
99%
102%
103
138
1958
7s
1947
*366%
99%
99
__
99 %
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160
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10
92%
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102%
82%
104%
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50
104% 104%
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100 Vb
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10
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3
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80 *::
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41
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30
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90 %
90%
13
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37
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Feb-Aug
l6I%
96%
95%
96%
3s
146
102%
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134
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99% 100%
99%
99% 100 %
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1G6J
147
96%
48
142%
150
100%
102%
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42
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32
98%
101% 102
99
94%
94%
95
104%
42
135
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93%
102 %
22
102% 102%
-April-Oct
1962
146%
-Mar-Sept
_April-Ocf
__Feb-Aug
11
138
100%
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100
103
98
v
99
-April-Ocf
1995.
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86%
2
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87
80%
80%
'
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deb
3%s
*80%
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83%
1984
debs
1962
Mar-Sepf
mtge
Line
Atlantic
RR
4s
4%s
1995_:
1
Coast Line
mortgage
3%s
105%
101 %
93%
April-Ocf
July
Gen
94%
sub
Charl Air
-General
160
101
3
♦85
-June-Dec
1966
5s
108
5
101 % 101%
-April-Oct
1995
4s
&
Atlantic
99%
107
109
101% 101%
May-Nov
_____
Investment
-Stamped
165
97%
*107 %
101 %
—Jan-July
-April-Oct
3%s debs 1977—
inc
5s
99%
101
85
84%
292
101% 101%
82
1
99%
84%
101 %
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Atlanta
138
165
—
Co
General
100
1
&
98%
*98%
-June-Dec
4s July
:
98%
INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES
_April-Ocf
gold
10
169
104'/a
—
4s
98%
101
—
debentures
_5
98%
103
_
1967
Products Co
~9%
169
98 %
8
1969
Gen
extending 1968
lAFernarabuco
Arbor
99 &
99^
2
101% 101%
—_Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-Nop
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1963
(30-year»
Ann
100% 101%
April-Oct
Oriental DevelopmentCo Ltd—
§A6s extl loan (30-yr) 1953
due 1953 extended to
40%
101%
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
iANuremberg (City of) 6s 1952
Feb-Aug
6s
40
103%
—
"I
1984
debs
95%
104
_—
100
Feb-Aug
1957——
16
12
-
1964—May-Nov
j;
3%s
debentures
1977
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp
100
April-Oct
sinking fund external loan 1963
conv
95%
—
—
87%
101
1965——.
debentures
*79 %
*10
1971_—
debs
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Mar-Sepf
(Kingdom of) 3%s
(Kingdom of) 4%s 1956
debentures
3s
Mar-Sepf
2008
Netherlands
debentures
conv
*95%
-
—
Co
1973—.
American Tobacco Co
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
2%s
3%s
3%s
1952
95%
94
104
1986
debentures
3%s
93%
94
8
95%
*14
__Feb-Awp
2%s debentures 1987
'19%
—
101
2%s debentures 1975———
19%
-
'169
1966_—June-Dec
3%s s f debs
1982
99%
_Mar-Sept
April-Ocf
Mar-Sepf
1970
& Telegraph
debentures
175
1972„Jaw-July
1980—
debentures
97%
97%
.
Telephone
3%s
IA Milan
3%s
debentures
3s
debentures
2%s
1963_Jan-JuZy
:
Ltd
171%
97
——June-Dec
1979—
Canada
1
26
99%
95%
Power deb 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
debentures 1187.:
Jan-June
junior
2%s
93
—*
May-Nop
1984
2%s
—
A6s
99 %
*94%
AND
1967
17%
Jan-July
;
3%s
17%
1922
1933
>'•
175
175
99%
June-Dec
17
§ASmali
92
—
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1971
16%
~5
93%
159
__
*95%
& Foreign
American
—
(1942
of
Airlines
American
Jan-July
assented
new
debentures
Co
90
—
__
June-Dec
1961
Mortgage 3%s
3%s
American Bosch Corp
8 ASmall
A4s
f
American
agree¬
1945
'26
& Susquehanna RR 4%3 1975j.
4%s conv subord debs 1970
s
,
(Dept of)
Inc
Aluminum
June-Dec
1910
ment)
17%
—
*86%
-
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962—
May-Nop
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 43 1998__
April-Ocf
Allied Cnemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978
April-Oct
Allls-Chalmers Mfg 2s debentures 1956—Mar-Sepf
Aluminum Co of America 3%s 1964
Feb-Aug
(assented to 1922 agree't)
1954
new
19%
17%
19%
*17%
_
1904
of
19%
,
100
159
—
—
§ ASmall
A5s
~2
93%
95%
1958
7s
of
of)6s
Southern
mortgage
Aldens
1945_Quar-Jan
16
13
101%
99 %
~
May-Nov
1958
Great
Albany
assented
external
(City
Alabama Power First
Quar-Jan
101%
99%
80
100
May-Nov
1979
RAILROAD
Alabama
8 ASmall
§A5s
16
11%
1937)—
1979
13%
of)—
5A5s of 1899 due 1945
92%
*93%
June-Dec
1961 extended to
6s due
100
♦157
June-Dec
to
(City)
AYokohama
15%
15
*135
92%
*85%
1963
"4
22
'14
*99 52
on
Co Ltd—
series li.53
S
assented
A4%s
58%
93
13%
12%
100%.101%
100%
Mar-Sepf
1952
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley
Mexican
83
10
101%
*12%
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
3%s-4%s-4&s external conversion 1978_June-D:c
4s-4%s-4%s external readjustments 1978_Feb-Aug
3%s external readjustment 1984—
Jan-July
17%
85
14
*16
Jan-July
coupon
External readjustment
103%
"
—
100
101%
Jan-juiy
(Republic) external 8s 1946—Feb-Aug
AExternal sinking fund 6s I960—
May-Nov
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1964
May-Nov
166
83%
Light
mtge
extended
1953
183%
101%
166
*164%
1965
1981
to
1952
1
13%
lAUruguay
«...
~
Electric
Tokyo
—
March
93
V
—
*175
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1961
extended
1961
83
13%
*12%
Jan-July
IA 5s sterling loan of '12
65"%
64%
4%s
of)
Tokyo (City of)—
A5%'s extl loan of '27
1013/4
85
83
13%
June-Dec
1958—
7s
1971
f
s
90
4
92
85
May-Nov
1962
1962
external
extended to
1971
92
2
*88
April-Ocf
1958
3%s-4s-4%s
1954
extended
loan
(40-yr)
due
5%s
150'/a
Govt)—
loan of
AJugoslavia
19
18
148%
6s
1952
7s
(Imperial
A5%s
8
—
5 A With
Jan-July
1977
(Kingdom of)
a6v2s extl
6%s due
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
f 3s
s
§AExternal
Japanese
19
152%
82
6
Ltd—
Co
f 1952
(Union
Africa
56
Jan-July
external
1952 extended to
assented
83
56
'110
May-Nov
Power
of)
60
82
83
Jan-July
Sydney County Council 3%s 1957
Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd—
Utility Institute—
30-yr gtd ext
§Altaly
f 3s 1977
s
1947
B
18%
*150
High
(interest
1962
secured
(Prov
A4%s
129
Jan-July
Italian
Italian Public
19%
19
April-Oct
B
|A6%s 1st mtge s
South
June-Dec
external
Electric
ASilesla
Government—
A7s
A€s
series
6%s due
Dawes loan)—
1
(Kingdom)—
Slovenes
&
secured
Bhinyetsu
1949
1930 due
5%s loan
Apr-Ocf
1
International
Croats
A8s
1972
1924
bonds
Serbs
1930—
of
1930
loan
Govt
1963—Jan-July
*56
Jan-July
Jan-Jmy
1963
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%)
2012
issue—
1953
loan
5s
German
1953 due
issue
Conversion
loan
external dollar
A6s
100
1936
3s cony & fund
Prussian
63%
Low
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.25%)
2004
1972
jan.
No.
A
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.5%)
1999
—Jan-July
A7s external water loan 1956^—
Mar-Sepf
158%
80%
*
4
Range Since
SoJd
—
IA 8s external 19o0
•«.
*158%
80%
80
of)
(State
stamped pursuant to Plan
(interest reduced to 2.5%) 199i)
1936
84
76%
'
Bonds
High
extl secured sinking fund
Ban Paulo
103
80%
18%
Friday's
(continued)
(City)
1957—.May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2%) 2012
May -Nov
ol)—
1969—
bonds
dollar
3s
•
Paulo
Sao
5a%
1924
bonds
5'/2s dollar
80 %
or
Bid & Asked
Low
48
101% 102
Sale Price
Week's Range
Last
Period
High
8s
May-Nov
May-Nov
fund 1973
Repuolic
(Federal
*43
101 Vs
Jan-July
(Republic off) 7s 1967
lAFrankfort on Main 6%s 1953
AEstonia
sinking
55%
4
Interest
BONDS
A6V2S
3%)
RECORD
New York Stock Exchange
1"
(interest reduced to
Stamped assented
4%s
Low
No.
(State)—
Denmark
German
Jan.
Monday, February 27, 1956
24
Range Since
Bold
,
Czechoslovakia
FEBRUARY
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
56
3s 1978—. —...—Jan-July
(Dept of)
ENDED
Week's Range
Low
Cundinamarca
WEI
FOR
...
4%s
C
Refining 2%s
debentures
A
115
1964
-June-Dec
debentures
1966—
1979
*59
^
107% 108
102% 102%
103% 103%
*98% 100
*96%
'
•
11
Mar-Sept
.Jan-July
.Jan-July
103%
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115
1
.
_
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.
.
(
•
102%
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4
•
97
118%
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1980—:
D
21
115
102%
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1972
series
117% 118%
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ser
ser
mtge 3%s
117%
.May-Nov
1963— _May-iVop
Ry 3%s
-
105
98%
100
"
96%
97%
32
1023/4
103%
5
1043/a
105 iS
15
105%
105
31
—.
103% 103%
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reduced
APeru
to 2.125% )
(Republic of)
ANat
extl
loan
ANat loan
lAPoland
extl
f
s
6s
assented
78%
78%
78%
78%
81
78%
78 %
73 %
78
80%
80
79%
80
series
gold
1961__April-Oct
6s 1940
SAExternal sinking fund gold 8s
assented
1963
*78%
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ApriZ-Oct
1958
—
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*36
.
iAStabilization loan sink fund 7s
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Porto
B
_Mar-Sepf
1959—uMar-Sepf
seriesl960__June-Dec
7s
1st
2nd
6s
(Republic of)
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2008
external
f
s
1947—April-Ocf
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10%
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10%
10
12%
1950—Jan-July
Jan-July
10%
to
2.375%)
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16
12%
11%
11%
13
Jan-July
A6s
s
(Free State)
f
gold extl
6%s
('27
f ARhine-Maine-Danube
lARlo
de
Janeiro
('26 loan)
loan)
7s
(City
Apr-Ocf
*90%
reduced
to
2.375% )
secured
40%
4%
4%
40%
40'%
92
93
95
180
180 V*
*65
reduced
Bio Grande
to
do
2%)
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42
-Feb-Aug
Internal
reduced
A7s
external
2%
loan
to
Plan
A
38
.June-Dec
due
A
1966—1" .May -Nov
to 2.25%) 2004
stamped pursuant to Plan
(Interest reduced to 2.25%
fARome (City of) 6%s 1952
BASao Paulo (City) 8s 1952
Stamped
pursuant
reduced
to
to Plan
2.375%)
For footnotes
see
38%
42
37%
38%
&
West
A
1980
Electric
&
M
3s
series
*53%
64%
64%
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June-Dec
ABerlin
—May
108
a2
108'/a
107%
108%
16
10314
IO41/4
96%
482
89%
104 n
18
10454
102
102%
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101%
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104
104
96%
95%
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.
104
3a
104
32
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*42%
June-Dec
__
64%
46
f
s
1989
*102% 102
Jan-July
Jun-Dec
+
f
s
Bethlehem
debentures
Steel
2%s debs
97%
•
1959
»
1970
mortgage 2%s series J
mortgage 3s series K 1979
debentures
(The)
95%
102
Co
Maine
103% 103%
£5%
96
*124
2%s
First
mortgage 5s
64%
64'%
First
mortgage
42%
43 %
49
42%
42%
1976
1983—<
debs
1S81__
Jan-July
97
97
—
44
118
113%
44
113%
series AC
4%s
seiies
1967_:
JJ
95
97
96%
99%
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1,693
119 %
129
2
97%
98
84V2
921%
87'%
87%
97
96%
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96%
1961
Mar-Sepf
85%
85
85'%
*86
April-Oct
63 %
661 '2
94%
Union Gas
3s
Niagara Elec
Buffalo Rochester &
modified
gen
mtge
54
55
A5s
2%s
97%
1976_Jan-JuZy
*__
94%
62
79%
108
63%
68'/a
98%
98%
98%
debs
94%
92%
95
first mtge 2%s
94
953%
*__
Jan-July
1971
88%
96
Jan-July
1980
3%s
*101
102%
*96
96%
1975_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Ry—
4%s
May-Nov
1957
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd
57
143
1
98%
66%
Stamped
129%
98%
*95%
Jai-July
May-Nov
83
Buffalo
96
139
95
81%
Co
105
128
7
May-Nop
124'%
97%
82 %
mortgage
93%
'
126
134
*133
Feb-Aug
103%
4
*133
mortgage 4s series RR 1960
—Jan-July
AInc mortgage 4%s series A July 1970_May-JVop
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
1st
81
—p»
RR—
53%
(Interest
*56
97%
Corp—
Consol
&
103%
June-Dec
1951
mortgage 2%s series I
conv
1961_May-Nov
102
ApriZ-Oct
1955
6s
debentures
53%
„
*41
♦113',
96%
1041J
Co—
Z
Brooklyn
*42%
^
Virginia—
1990
Loan
City Electric
Brown Shoe
_May-!Vop
108%
—„Mar-Sept
2010
Bangor & Aroostook RR 4%s conv 1976—Jan-July
Bell Telephone of Pa 5s series C I960April-Ocf
Borden
May-Nov
31.
Gas
ref
&
Boston
April-Oct
A
Erie
'1st ref mtge s f 3%s
3%s
"74
A
2004
2001
page
42
(interest
reduced
1967
Lake
1
ft
;
First
June-Dec'
1926
Stamped pursuant to Plan
7«
38
(interest
2012
of
2003—
Consol
-Feb-Aug
sinking fund gold 1968
to
Baltimore
Consol
of)—
1946
.April-Ocf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.5%) 1999—
.April-Ocf
Stamped pursuant
42
♦55%
|A8s external loan of 1921
A6s
1 T993_;
|A6%s
(interest
2012
(State
1
March
A6%s
April-Ocf
1953
A
March
due
105 A 105
__
*181
.April-Ocf
2001
6%s
Stamped pursuant to Plan
due
Refunding 4s series
__
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
lAExternal
K
M
A4%s convertible income Feb
Beneficial Industrial
.Mar-Sepf
1946
104% 104%
1975_April-Oct
"•
1st
*90%
1952
8s
40%
'51_Mar-Sepf
1950
of)
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Jan-July
7%s 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to-2.25%) 2006
APrussia
Series
Series
14
*10
l','o contingent interest) July
Pittsburgh
2001;
—
Refunding and general mortgage 5% (2%
lixed
and
3'/o
contingent interest)—
*15
10%
RR
mortgage 4s series A July 1975
April-Oct
mortgage 5% series B yA'/o
fixed
First
and
11
(City of l—
8s 19G1 stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
First
Ohio
&
—
Alegre
(Interest
Baltimore
general mtge income
1960
1982
98
A,ril-Oct
104'
Jan-July
98
96%
98
104% 104%
1
104%
105
100'% 100%
2
991/4
97%
98
100%
Number 5511... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 183
(1017)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
or
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
High
Jan.
No.
Low
BONDS
California
June-Dec
Oregon Power 3%s 1974
Canada Southern consol
Canadian National
May-No»
gtd 5s A 1962
Canadian Pacific Ry—
4% consol debenture
Case
I)
(J
Celanese
3%s
4s
1965
1981
debentures
3s
debentures
Celotex
106%
debentures
Central of Georgia Ry—
First mortgage 4s series
91%
A 1st
91%
91%
4
107%
105 Va
,.73
73 Va
91%
96%
97%
91%
95
96%
95
—
A 1st
A
96%
——
mortgage 4%s series A
Jan
1
2020
mortgage
4%s series B
Jan
1
2020
Central
York
New
Central
of N
Co
Pacific
J
3 Vis
Power
1
1987
3s
1974
118
Deere
4y2s
1965
94
4
'
,
66%
67
98%
98%
-66%
98%
,
Morris
88
64%
67
2
96 Va
1992
/
101
0
97%
'>•7":
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*122% 125
101%
97%
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101
100%
97%
122%
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~
102
103
H
101 Va
102
103
21
100 Va
—a'
104%
105
and
R & A
div first
impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
consol
gold 4s 1989
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
General
.
4s
1958
Chicago
;
& Eastern
5s
mortgage
income
inc
2
—
103
-
96%
112
110%
101%
103 Va
96%
1
£6%
97 Va
95%
15
93%
2054
Jan
1997
April
;
•
4V2s Jan
mtge
2038
1
101
Map-Nov
May-Nov
Map-Nov
Jan-July
April
1985
B
:
90
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—»
A 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
;
'
,
Denver
71%
101%
15
35
90
71%
100%
,
89%
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mortgage 4s June
102%
104%
3
*96
96
107%
104
73
*96%
—
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
.•
Friday's
RR—
AImp
Feb-Aug
3%s debentures (1947 issue) 1960
IACentral Branch U P 1st gold 4s 1948
or
Bid & Asked
Low
94%
102
104%
73
.I,'
__April-Ocf
1960
19
*104
i
Feb-Aug
:
3
106% 107%
106%
April-Oct
1965
1976—:
3y4S
Corp
8
102% 102%
June-Dec
Corp
94%
——
105% 106%
—
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Ohio
WMfc't Range
,
Sale Price
High
94%
'
*95%
105%
Jan-July
Adirondack Ry 4s
Co 3%s ,debs 1978
&
■
Last
-
Period
'
April-Oct
(perpetual)
Cllnchfield &
Carthage
100
Ry—
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1957
Carolina
*
—
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
1
Cuba
1976
RECORD
24
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
California Electric Power first 3s
BOND
FEBRUARY
Week's Range
first
5s A
Feb
1957
1957
115% 115%
51
113%
118
120 V8 120%
Jan-July
1
119%
120%.
*95%
Jan-July
Mar-SepZ
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
„
♦145
115%
*__
♦102%
95%
—
101%
103
101
95 %
100%
96%
103%
45
44%
45
G9
43%
47
24%
24%
25
11
23%
30
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30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1018)
Monday, February 27, 1956
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
Interest
Period
BONDS
Exchange
New York Stock
or
Bale Price
Bid & Asked
First
Illinois
Central
RR—
93%
94%
100
2%s series A 1981__Jan-July
mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Deo
Low
NO.
High).
18
97%
—
National Supply 2%s debentures 1967
National Tea Co 3%s conv 1980
95%
100
—
101%
—
98%
5*
98%
97%
3.65s
*100%
—
Steel
98%
101%
New
99 y4
New
99%
JNew Orleans Texas & Mexico Ry—
AFirst 5Vis series A 1954
100
—
*88%
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95
60
149%
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1
101%
101%
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134
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129
129
129
129
134%
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133
124
124
127%
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44
102
103%
—
99
99%
100
100%
11
2
*127
*127
—
102 %
102% 103%
*99 % 100
—
Jamestown Franklin
&
clear 1st 4s 1959—June-Dec
99%
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
Joy Manufacturing -3%s
94
>102
Mar-Sept
1975
debs
12
99%
94
94
98%
1
N Y Connecting RR
100%
N
Stamped 1961
N
*95
unguaranteed 1961
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Hoppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
JAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
90
90
N
*95%
99%
95%
98
93%
*99
64%
April-Ocf
3>/2
3%
99%
8
3%
*81
*„
89%
—
74%
74%
69%
—
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75
70
ASeries
E
debentures
IA Lombard Electric
1980
series
7s
A
70%
7
77%
83%
87
88
87
93
17
91%
69%
75 Vi
74
79
79%
83
96%
—
110%
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198
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125
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tmmm
97%
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.
.
90
»—
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Central RR 5 Vis 1978-—
Feb-Aug
M&nati Sugar 4s sinking fund Feb 1
1957—May-No®
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—Map-Nov
J an-July
3 Vis s f debentures 1978_
3 Vis 8 f debentures 1980—
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Merrltt-Chapman
4 Vis
90
—
•
.
63%
*—
—
100%
Minn St
Paul
*101%
series
A
16
103
63%
91%
66%
P&citic
102
*—
4s
102
102%
-
97
87%
90 Vi
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*—
90%
97
101
677
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AFirst and refunding 5s series F
1977—Mar-Sept
AFirst and refunding 5s series G
1978—May-No®
IA Convertible gold 5%s series A 1949
Map-Nov
AFirst
and
refund
gold 5s H 1980
87%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
Monongahela Ry 3%s series B 1966
Feb-Aug
Morrell (John) & Co 3s debentures
1958—Map-Nov
Morris & Essex first gtd 3Vis 2000
June-Dec
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
Map-Nov
.
3 Vis
debentures
1978
94
94%
99
101%
101%
103% 103%
102%
*96
.
—
L-
100%
97%
„
102% 102%
—
*96%
—
102 %
104%
95
101
102%
103
96%
1970
June-Dec
3 Vis debentures 1976
June-Dec
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs
1974—April-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3 Vis 1982
Map-Nov
87%
93%
89%
93%
9
—
~
94%
405
65
73%
59%
62
230
57
69
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99
97
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5133
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94/3
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—
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11
—
103%
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101% 103%
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1974.
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.April-Oct.
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1975.—
Feb-Aug
100
95%
94%
*
--
94%
93%
1
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—
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92
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94%
95%
94%
95%
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180
—
—
21
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9
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94%
93%
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93%
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—
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—
.
99%
31
96%
98%
98%
6
96%
99
99
99%
3
97%
93%
93%
98%
W
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3%s
M
series
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s
Y "1987—
debentures
64%
92 Vi
88%
94%
8 Vis
debentures
1987
debentures
June-Dec
debentures. 1083
100%
3Vis
92
93%
3 Vis
debentures
90
3%s
debentures
85%
131%
135 Vi
99 Vi
98Vi
147Vi
95%
99%
139%
150%
99%
95%
100%
74
73%
General
100 %
94%
General
General
99%
series
General
4%s series
97,%
68%
87%
89"%
4s
5s
series
B
First & refunding 2%s
First is refunding 2%s
"90%
97
97
-*„
92
89%
97
96
100 Vi
*—
102
100%
102
102
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101%
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102
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99% 102
1st
&
99
1st
is
,
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-
1977
1971
1967:
refunding 2%s 1974.
& refunding 2%s 1981
& refunding 2%s 1978.—
is refunding 3 Vis 1982
ref mtge 3%s 1983
—1
ref mtge- 3%s 1985
First &
•
97%
101%
100% 100%
90
C
100%
99%
98%
99%
92
93%
94%
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97%
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97%
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103
104%
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100
2
10
93%
104%
92%
95
97%
——
——
99%
100%
102
98%
99%
.
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100
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6
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50
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98
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93
103%
91%
99%
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99%
96%.
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105
106%
107% 108%
15
102%
102% 103 %
18
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102% 105%
102%
102 % 103
17
102% 104 %
107%
85%
Mar-Sept
2
99
1
*74
100 %
85%
99
Jan-July
196p__—April-Oct
April
1974
gold 4%s series
Philadelphia Electric Co—
99
J&n-July
mortgage 4Vis series E 1984
mortgage 3Vis series F 1985
General
;
April-Oct
Pere Marquette Ry
General
92%
95
•99%
June-Dec
April 1990
3%s series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co-
97%
99
65%
A income
2
92%
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
*
1981
D
1
3
100
95
April-Ocf
1965
A
1968
B
Peoria & Eastern first 4s external
75
98%
G6
4Vis
General 5s series
7
—
100
♦103%
.
1
•101% 104%
I
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975^
Pennsylvania RR-^—
Consolidated sinking fund 4Vis 1960
140
97%
14
—
100 % 100 Y»
100
Feb-Aug
Pacific Western Oil 3%s debentures 1964__June-Dec
100%
98
♦101%
1991^.—
82%
97%
*103% 104%
LI——M&y-Nov
1981—
87
98%
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sepf
-...l
j
97
98%
97%
97%
—June-Dec
:
95%
8
.
1985—June-Dec
1978
99
*—
1984.^..—..June-Dec
refunding 3%s series X 1984
66
96
102Vi 102%
98% 400 ;
90
99%
June-Dec
1979
debentures .1986.
83
2
98%
2%s
.
102% 102%
I I960—June-Dec,
1970.
June-Dec
1971..
—June-Dec
1974——June-Dec
99
90
—
99% 101%
11
1st
?
"4
Vi 100
100%
67
98%
93 Vi
101% 101%
75
84%
86
98
99%
72%
100% 10U 7a
75
99
101%
"i
June-Dec
May-No®
May-No®
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
-Jan-July
June-Dec
—April-Oct
103% 108%
►108%
Feb-Aug
J&n-July
—
104% 105%
'105%
*96%
„
96%
95
98%
96%
98%
94%
96%
*93%
—
98%
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94
93
94
*96
97
94%
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102%
—
100% 100%
'
96
103%'
99%
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100%
98%
25
101 %
99
100%
\
see
page
,
94%
—
100
87%
First
For footnotes
Power
1st is ref M 3%s series
Nashville
debentures
States
first mortgage-.3s
mortgage2%s 1975
1st &
96%
N
3s
92%
95
89%
97
62
Quar-Jan
Quar-Jan
._Quar-Feb
Quar-Feb
A 2047—Jan-Jttlp
April-Ocf
First & refunding 2%s series T 1978
June-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser XJ 1985 June-Dec
95
100
April-Oct
Chattanooga & St Louis—
mortgage 3s series B 1986
Feb-Aug
National Dairy Products 2%s debs 1970—June-Dec
91 %
-
96
First & refunding 3%s series R 1982
Jjme-Dec
First & refunding 3s series S 1983—.June-Dec
97%
April-Oct
AFirst and refunding 5s series I 1981
Mohawk & Malone first gtd. 4s 1991
—
First k refunding 3s series N 1977
June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s series P 1981—June-Dec
First & Refunding 2%s series Q 1980
June-Dec
97
102% 102%
1962
1975
„
95
—
First & refunding 3%s series
First & refunding 3a series J
First & refunding 3s series K
First & refunding Gs series L
First & refunding 3s series M
103
.
AGeneral
2047
l
3Vis
Jan-July
40-year 4s series B 1962—
Jan-July
Prior lien 4Vis series D 1978——
_Jan-July
ACum adjustment 5s ser A Jan
1967—April-Oct
IMlssourii Pacific RR Co—
AFirst bind refunding 5s series A 1965
Feb-Aug
__
89
68%
__Map-Nov
First mortgage 3%s 1982__
Mar-Sept,
1st mtge 3 Vis 1985—
June-DecOregon-Washington RR 3s series A T960__April-Ocf
& Saulte
5s
Jan
First mortgage 2 %e 1980
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
lien
3s
Edison
First
—
*—
„
Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4Vis inc series A Jan 1971
May
AGeneral mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
1991—May
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990.
June-Dec
Prior
3
97
90
—
—
& Scott Corp—
debs 1975-
—Jari-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-No®
First mortgage 2%s 1980
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis 1988
April-Ocf
Michigan Central RR 4 Vis series C 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3 Vis 1969—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1969
_Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967—
J&n-July
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 23/4s
1967——April-Ocf
91%
91%
100% 102%
67%
'
registered 1997-
General lien
Ohio
98%
*91%
63%
subord
conv
5
88%
May-Noo
First mortgage 3s 1979—^
First mortgage-2%s 1980.—
June-Dec
1966
93--
1
5
68%
0
~
102%.102%
—
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mead Corp .first mortgage. 3s
98%
90%
98%
,
Maine
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
1974
debentures
-
-
—
98
—
93
•94%
1973—May-Nop
4s
conv
subord debs
1975—
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
103
—.
94
98
100
*100
100%
M
Macy (R H) & Co 2%s debentures 1972
f debs
s
f
„
*__
71%
75%
73
*92%
~
__Feb-Aug
s
—
*—
—
71%
70
♦92
——
*
87
102%
——
69%
1
.91%
89%
(Minnesota) first mortgage 2%s 1974-Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1975
April-Ocf
First mortgage 3s 1978—
J&n-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3%s 1982—
—June-Dec
First mortgage 3%s 1984
April-Ocf
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977—April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1979—
Mar-Sepf
Northrop Aircraft Inc—
112
96%
'
73%
2
♦100
-
May-Nov
Northern
102%
m
82%
79
71%
71%
101% 101%
91%
Jan-July
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111
—-.
10
81%
76
4
13
70%
93
101%.:
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1973—
registered 2047—
Refunding & improve 4Vis
101%
107%
*102% 104
mmxm
St Louis Div second'gold 3s 1980—
_Mar-6ept
Louisville Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%« 1979-May-Nou
1st mtge 3 Vis
1982
Feb-Aug
1st mtge 3 Vis 1984.-Feb-Aug
—
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 2%s 1980
f debentures
4s
•'
.
First & refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003-
•
'
-
mtge ser A 2004—^
3s
100
6
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
First & refund mtge 2%s serG 2003:
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
& cons
s
92%
110%
—
100% 100%
29
;
71%
71%
'
Jan-July
Northern Pacific Ry —
4
Prior lien 4s 1997
73%
16
•
82%
.79
Jan-July
3%s
70%
*98% 100%
*110%
— -
100%
June-Dec
-
78
*80'/2
ser D 1976-June-Dec
(P) Co 3s debentures 1963—_April-Ocf
,3s debentures 1976—
3%s debentures 1978
Louisville & Nashville RR—
94
74%
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s
Lorillard
91%
70 %
74%
Map-Nov
1952
1
*92%
'
«...
;
4 Vis
subord
92%
*„
contingent interest 2003
May
ASeries F 5s contingent interest 2003May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Ocf
Lexington .& Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Little Miami general 4s series 1962
May -Nov
Lockheed Aircraft Corp—
3.75s
2%s 1977
mtge 4s 1994
3%s
Map-Nov
2003—————Map-Nov
May
99
77%
77%
102% 103 Vi
70%
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974_Mar-Sepf
General & refunding 4Vis series A 1974_Mar-Sepf
100%
8
92%
Series B 4Vis fixed interest 2003
2003
Electric & Gas
1st
Northern Natural Gas 3%s
May-Nov
71 %^
*70%
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Ocf
General
99 % 100%
—
82
77
71%
June-Dec
;
General mortgage 3Vis 1983
General mortgage 3Vis 1983.
74
38
•
1955
4s
General
67
90%
103% 103%
1973
86%
1
83%
89
Chester—
92
1
69%
75%
81%
188
Jan-July
2019—Jan-July
J&n-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
J&n-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989—April-Ocf
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
,
99%
Port
&
86
2
89%
73%
129
RR—
86%
88
73
82%
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A
N Y Telephone 2% series D 1982
4
92
89
877/a
'
.
contingent interest
River
&
1st
101%
——
—
100
N Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
100
"l
3%
98%
75%
Power &
.
4s
Hartford
&
Haven
mtge 4%s series A
Term
101% 101%
Mar-Sept
101%
11
90%
71%
Map-Nov
—
100
98%
82%
82
Map-Nov
1973
B
N Y
*150% 160
Lehigh Coal & Navigation 3Vis A 1970
April-Ocf
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st & ref 5s stamped 1964__Feb-Aug
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
"
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4%s extended to 1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—•.
D
New
N Y State
II
*99
98%. 101%
89%
77
..Map-Nov
J&n-July
J&n-July
1973—
West 4s series A
&
series
AGeneral
110%
61%
~6
64 %
99% 101%
6
99%
74%
103%
Jan-July
JAN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
Lakefront Dock & RR Terminal—
ASeries
Y
;
4s
N Y
64 %
64%
1st mtge sink fund 3% ser A 1968
June-Dec ILake Shore & Mich South gold 3%s 1997—June-Dec
3Vis registered 1997
-June-Dec
Series C 5s fixed interest
Y Lack
1st
101
109%
•111% 113
11
——
90%
2%s series B 1975—_April-,Oct
3'/as 2090—
series A 2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Harlem
30
90
90
82%
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007
Jan-July
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4%s series A 2022—May
96%
April-Ocf
Series A 4s fixed interest 2003—
99%
First &
100% 101
——
—
*99%
99%
75
..Feb-Aug
Harlem gold
&
4 Vis
*95
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Plain 1961
4 Vis
Y
Mortgage
I
\
1990
Aprfl-Oct
Kansas City Power & Light 23/4b 1976
June-Dec
1st mortgage 2%e 1978
June-Dec
1st mortgage 23/4s 1980
June-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry Co—
1st mtge 3 Vis series C 1984
June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal Ry 23/4s 1974
April-Oct
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
J&n-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961— J&n-July
——
~
Co—
3 Vis registered 1998—v
————Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998-Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998—
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago <& S.t Louis—\r
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986April-Oct
4%s income debentures 1989
i
June-Dec
K
Kanawha 8r Mich 1st mtge 4s
90
101% 101%
—
96%
97% 100%
101% 101%
__
95%
'
94%
94
104%
98
*
Central Sc Hudson River RR—
General mortgage 3%s 1997
Jan-July
3%s registered 1997—
_—
.Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3 %s, 1998——Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
103
—
N Y
Interstate Power Co—
1st mortgage 3%s
RR
Consolidated 4s series A 1998134
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3s 1980
Central
York
109%
io5%
•100
—
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013—April-Ocf
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
__April-Ocf
Collateral trust 6s 1980——
-April-Oct
155
Central America 1st 5s B 1972—Map-Nov
f debentures series A 1977
1956
D
157%
101% 101 %
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3 Vis s
4vis series
AFirst
1956.
C
107
3
—
—
-April-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1954
series
5s
High
75
104%
*85
—
Jersey Powtir & Light 3s 1974-——Mar-Sept
Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977May-No®
AFirst 5s series B
'
Jan-July
1977
debs
subord
conv
104
*99%
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
Inter Rye
104
Jersey Bell Telephone 3 Vis 1988
J&n-July
New Jersey junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
99
——
Low
96%
*96%
1982
99%
'•'
—
*100
Jan. 1
No.
.
Map-Nov
guaranteed 4%s series B 1961
debentures
Range Since
Bold
108% 109
New
*101%
Corp 6s 1948Feb-Aug
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
.
Refunding and imp 2Vis series C 1986—June-Dec
Inland Steel Co 3%s debs 1972
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
Mar-Sept
^International Great Northern RR—
i
IA First 6 s series A 1952
Jan-July
:
f A Adjustment 6s series A July 1952
April-Ocf
A First 5s series B
1956
J&n-July
AFirst gold 5s series C 1956
Jan-July
108%
Bonds
High
*—
May-No®
3s debentures 1974
101%
*100
mortgage 3%s series F 1984-—Jan-July
1st mtge 3%s ser G 1980
-F<eb-Aug
1st mtge 3%s ser H 1989
Mar-Sept
3Vis s f debentures 1980
-Jan-July
Illinois Terminal Ry 4s series A 1970
Jan-July
Consol
Friday's
_April-Oct
Mar-Sept
3s
*100
*100% 104
or
Bid to Asked
June-Dec
England Tel & Tel Co—
First
—*
—
—
Last
SalePrfoe
Low
New
*100
Interest
High
91%
11
94%
'
New York Stock Exchange
1
1
_
mortgage 4%s-3%s ser A 1979—-May-No®
Consol mortgage 5%s-3%s series B 1979_May-No»
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
NL&y-Nov
lAIlseder
Jan.
Period
BONDS
Range Since
Bold
99% 100
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.
BONDS
New York Stock
Friday
'
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Interest
Exchange
J
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis
General
1964
mtge 3 "Vis series
1984
A
96'/2
99
100 %
Standard Oil
100%
2%s
__
108%
109
3
108
110
109
91%
101
4
100
101
inn/.
Mar-Sept
90'/2
91%
2
100
First
general
general 5s series
5s
series
B
100
101
20
98 y8
,
102
*96
Feb-Aug
1974
First general 4'/is series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3%s 1977
First
3s
Service
Electric
debentures
Gas
&
*—
100%
100
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968—Jan-JttZy
refunding mortgage 5s 2037___Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding
mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec
33/as debentures 1972
June-Dec
1st and refunding
mortgage 3%s 1983-_April-Oct
2%s
100
32
99%
>102%
100%
101 y4
37/8s
debs
97%
97%
971/4
97 y2
*102%
104%
99
95
*102% 103%
3s
3 V4s
assented
96
111
96%
AConsol
mtge
6s
100%
Union
103%
104%
United
13
96
98
96
447
109%
84%
8
81%
1st
Tank
Biscuit
99%
48
97%
151 Vi
100
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
*
99'/a
98%
151%
147%
150%
mtge
*99
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
1st
4s
4'/2s
Jan-July
99%
Bt
Paul
Bcioto
V
&
A
Jan
2022
Seaboard Air
1st
3%s
1989
1968_June-Dec
debentures
1983
Skelly
1965
Oil
Southern
Ala
?%s
RR
1941__Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
Jan-JuZp
1976
gtd
93%
.
1963
Edison Co—
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co 4%s
Southern Pacific Co— 4'/as
Gold
(Oregon Lines)
4'/aS
4 '/a8
98%
92%
99%
93%
*
.
75 %
92'/4
5
*74%
conv
96%
97%
97%
96
103%
*105%
104%
Jan-July
*160
103%
170
90
99
1947
Jan-July
series A 1951—-June-Dec
105%
90
92
*92
103 %
103%
—
103% 103%
104%
103%
103'/a
*—
105%
102
103% 103 %
*90
*140
163
163
*157
163
163
June-Dec
*142
145
145
June-Dec
*157
June-Dec
143
143
143
A
series
A
1951
series
C
1951
Jan-July
1969
debentures
143
82%
82%
82
ref
mtge
3%s
ser
\
85%
2003
5s
100%
93%
95%
7
95'%
*103
103%
102
*107%
100
102
12
102
103
„
102 % 102'/a
96
17
93
101
1
100
95'/a
_Map-Nov
103%
12
101% 101%
101%
April-Oct
1995
138
99'%
—April-Oct
Jan-July
consolidated 5s 1958
119
100%
*„
I 1981—June-Dec
ser
1982
J
94
95%
94%
mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
&
101
96
101%
ser
Peun
Power
124'/2
106'/2
105%
105'/a
Mar-Sept
.
100%
Winston-Salem S B
6
88 "
130 %
Jan-July
86%
85%
6
99 %
130% 132
♦100
AprZZ-Oct
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
95
129
8
132
100
Jan-July
100
1
100
100
100
1
100
100%
119%
__
—
Yonkers
—May-Woo
gold
4'/2s
conv
3y8s
conv
2013—
1967
93
Map-Nov
April
93%
*99%
1982—April-Ocf
123%
94
119
93%
98
98%
93%
94
91%
—
98%
June-Dec
100%
r.'
'
WY—»
\
—
'
93%
—
—
107
104%
9
95
*93
♦182
03%
—
'
*89
-
100%
*
4
108%
__
...
■'
...
100% 100%
2
101
1
101
134
*.107% 108%
99%
99%
3
105
♦102
--
,
Electric Light & Power 2%s
Deferred
Included
April-Ocf
1983
100
71
m4
«...
——
1
98%
100%
100% .101
105%
99
108'/*
100 Va
--
n.» •;
50
79%
82%
81
81. '.1 81
5
78%
81
92
92
2
91%
92
82%
82%
92
.
H:•
mmmt.
1
100% 100%
"
— -
— —
99%
100%
Y
100%
a
1985
103 Va
69%
120%
*119%
RR—
1977
69%
102%
*94% 100
May
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
mortgage
68%
4
104'% 105
—
Jan-July
27/8s 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s 1971
First
IOOtV
100
100
Co—
RR
mtge 4'%s inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
Gen
85%
95
Central
1st mtge 4s series A 2004
87%
84
44
40
'
Jan-July
1960
104%
71
**100% 101%
,
first 4s
—
103%
I
103%
69%
103.
May
1984—.
103%
-u
.
102
103%
69
,
92%
67
•
102%
6
__
70
70%
69%
103
•
107%
<
Jan-July
106%
105 %
36
100
*95
Jan-July
1996
debs
*98
—
100
106% 107%
102% 103
——
guaranteed 2361
4s
91
66
,
7
106%
125
12
72
103% 103%
I
105'%
122 %
26 '
91%
91%
*67
*91
Jan-July
series
105%
83 Vu
98%
1966
3%s
69
82%
89%
87
96%
24
43
116%
86
4
.
102%
debentures
income
5s
7
98%
87
102
105% 106
114%
250
124% 124%
100
A '75—June-Dec
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
Devel and general 6'/as series A 1956
& Northeastern
91%
2361
—-Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969— April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1079
Apr-Ocf
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981— -Jan-July
09%
86%
86
98%
*86%
May-Woo
1974
3%s
registered
Wisconsin
5s
first
86
86
April
series A Jan 1981
mtge
Electric
4s
'
,
mortgage 2%s series G 1961
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Devel and general 4s series A 1956
(Indiana)
88'A
105%
*104% 105%
105% 106 '/4
*82%
1973—June-Dec
A 1977
115% 116%
116
Jan-July
Jan-July
First
Oil
86 %
105%
*11
Apr-Ocf
fund mtge series C 1951
Penn
'
Standard
88%
*__
2%s 1971——Mar-Sepf
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
8 A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953—.
Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Jan-JuZp
<
3%s conv debs 1975
—_—May-Woi?
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
ApriZ-Oct
85%
5s
96%
95%
96%
88 %
Map-Nov
1947
A
West
,
94%
*86%
first
97 %
111
*96%
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
93%
94
Jan-July
Products
101%
94%
__
*105% 105%
April-Oct '
series
subord
West Shore
92 %
-Jan-July
Internal
1973-
1976
mortgage & Refund 3%s
97%
96%
1996
Coil
*96%
109% 111
102
93 %
93
1986
debentures
106%
100
Corp of America—
107%
93
*95
F
ASpokane
100%
101% 101%
111
Westinghouse Electric Corp
_
3%s
2%s
~1
255
95%
95%
99%
Corp—
series
assented
91'/a
20
97%
E
Standard
Works
assented
107'%
92%
99%
series
Tel
1
100
Feb-Aug
1967
assented
West
99%
Map-Nov
Bell
103%
10
95'%
95%
Income 4%s series B Jan 1991—April
mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3%s 1976—Map-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
75%
137
97'/«
92%
series
3%s
95
95
100
First
94%;
127
323
.i,
*107Ve
27/8s
3%s
35
75%,
mortgage 2%s
Joint
103
April-Ocf
Gen mtge 4s income
101%
101%
32
94%
Mortgage
Southwestern
5
133%
Gen
First
Orleans
103% 103%
*95
103 7/a
w
First
New
99%
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973—April-Ocf
93
92%
Map-Nov
gold
99
Jan-July
debentures
debentures
Virginian Ry 3s series B
■*
1969
Memphis Div first
5
*„
93%
130% 137
April-Oct
1P81
San Fran Terra 1st mtge
Southern Pacific RR Co—
•
93%
*97%
-June-Dec
5s
convertible debentures 7197ft
Gold
95%
101% 101%
i
136
.
First
99%
125
99%
*93%
101'/a
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s debentures 1979Jan-JuZp
2% a
debentures
1985
Feb-Aug
2%s debentures 1987
Jan-July
3'/4s
98
Bel!
Southern California
99
May-Wot?
1972
fund
2%s
conv
First
—Mar-Sepf
trust 7s
North
33
—
100
*92%
April-Oct
.April-Oct
1951
It ASilesian-Amer Corp coll
Sinclair Oil Corp 3l/4s conv
&
81%
26'%
June-Dec
1972
1st
*101
June-Dec
June-Dec
debentures
73%
129
Jan-July
3%s
1st
106%
*94%
Map-Nov
Mar-Sept
1977
6'/2s
144
31
Wabash RR Co—
1980
1974
Halske
81%
29
debs
Virginia & Southwest first gtd
Co—
B
80
Mar-Sept
*112
series
95%
95%
*95% 100
81
First and refund mtge 27/8s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sepf
114
105%
*93
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Gil 2%s
debentures 1971—
South
112%
104 y8
June-Dec
97
114%
102%
gtd 4s series B 1957—May-Nov
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
101%
*107% 108 7/8
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nop
Oil 2V4«
Socony-Vacuum
93%
98%
135%
V
101
99
62
97
*100 7
Shell
lASiemens &
debs
debs
Vanadium
88%
101'%
*114
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2'/2s 1966
3s
96%
13
*101
April-Oct
f debentures
s
4s
100%
May -Nov
1989_Pan-July
certificates Nov
Line RR
mtge 3s
May
Mar-Sep
cons gold
Depot 3'/8s B 1971
New
1970
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
99%
88
96
135
June-Dec
1970.:
trust
First and refund
& Duluth first
Bt Paul Union
*89
99%
97%
99%
30
Vandalia RR consol
100
ser
bond certificates
Second 4s inc bond
f
Rubber
3%s
*92
1st mtge 4s ser B 1980
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
s
sinking
S
3%s
150%
102%
102
97%
♦104
1971
1977
2%s
coll
&
6%s sinking
*93
1996
inc
of
2%s debentures
150
148
95
95
100%
38
97%
1973——April-Oct
America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
*103
„_April-Ocf
Adirond'k
3%s
mtge
150
147%
150.%
113%
113
1
95
101%
*98%
June-Dec
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
3'/8s
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997_
A Second
Co
Corp
United Steel
*151% 155
__
99
135% 135 %
1985—Jan-July
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
U
183%
150
94%
99
95
Ju7ie-Dec
1980
f
s
*173
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
6s
Gas
4%s
99%
s
gold
4%s
debentures
3%s
May-Nov
94
101
Map-Nov
6%s
1953
95
94%
99
*113% 114
101
Mar-Sept
6%s sinking fund mtge
& Electric Corp—
mortgage 4'As series D 1977—Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3'/4s series J 1969
Mar-Sept
Second
27%s
tr
*150
General
&
u
Jan-July
May-Wot?
99
94%
99
*96
J,an-July
1975
Car
3%s
84%
99
*99
92%
96%
104%
96%
104%
Map-Nov
1974
1st
112%
84 %
99%
Rochester Gas
St Lawrence
99
High
96
1970—ApriZ-Oct
1990—ApriZ-Oct
E
ser
3%s
of Missouri
*170
1955—
mtge 6s
Orleans
Jan-July
1946
25
27/8s debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
104 %
100%
110% 111
Feb-Aug
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
§ A Direct mtge 6s
1952
{AConsol
37%s
1st
mortgage 1946
96%
April-OcI
3%s 1982
debs
conv
.102%
__
104% 104%
Jan-July
1975
96%
Union Pacific RR—
Rheinelbe Union—
7s sinking fund
M
Union Oil of California 2%s debs
R
Co
New
mtge & coll
1st mtge
138%
208
*96
I"
1st
102'/a
138%
205
971/4
Corp ofi America 3Vis conv 1980
June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
Mfg
96%
Map-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
3s debentures 1968
Map-Nov
100%
99% 100%
*207
Radio
Rheem
of
1
United
1964
refund
100
•138%
Apr-Ocf
debentures
and
RR
3%s
Oats
1966
1073
Union Electric Co
•II
May -Nov
and
Quaker
1973
1
92
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s I960—June-Dec '
Trl-COntinental Corp 2%s debs 1961—
Co—
debentures 1975
20
Mar-Sept
and
3 Vis
92%
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Term
104%
96
*100
and
First
First
104%
~
First and
First
11
r
-
Mar-Sept
1963
92
t A Third Ave Ry first refunding 4s I960—Jan-July
A Adjustment income 5s Jan
1960
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-Nov
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Public
104% 104%
June-Dec
mortgage 3s 1983
mortgage 2Vis 1964
First
debentures
General
June-Dec
;
92
May-Wot?
debs
3%s
27/8s debentures
2%s debentures 1972
& Co
Texas
1962
C
Chemical
Texas & New Orleans RR—
First and refund M 3%s series B
First and refund M 3%s series C
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
100
4
101% 101%
101 /*
Jan.
Low
No.
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
108%
100
Range Since
Sold
T
2
91%
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
High
debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
__
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First
(N J)
debentures -1974
27/as
108% 108%
May-Noo
Sale Priee
Low
Stauffer
*105%
i08%
Week'* Rang*
Last
Period
High
Swift
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965__Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Avril-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st
Low
Interest
Exchange
Bunray Oil Corp.
April-Oct
1975
mtge 3Vis
24
New York Stock
1
*105'/2 108%
ApriZ-Oct
1st
No.
__
*102%
June-Dec
3%s series E
Pittsb Coke & Chem
FEBRUARY
BONDS
*90
RR—
5s series B 1975
ENDED
Since
Jan.
99 V2
*100%
1964_Mau-Nov *
mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage
General mortgage
Range
Bold
High
*98'/2
1963—Feb-Aug
ser
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
Consolidated guaranteed 4 Vis
WEEK
Friday
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964— Feb-Aua
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3y«s s I debs 1972
June-Dec
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
FOR
Week's Range
Last
Period
1
99'%
97
114%
not
1976-Jan-JuZp
included
in
the
year's
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
the
in
tCompanies
97%
759
123%
92%
sale
range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale a<*
Included in the year's range, r Cash Mia
§Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
reported as being in bankruptcy,
100
20
In
included
not
delivery
1237/a
-m
77 *fl
receivership, or reorganized under Section
assumed by such companies.
asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
Bankruptcy Act, or securities
the
bid
•Friday's
ABonds
and
selling
flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
weekly
In the following extensive list we furnish
and
record
yearly
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Feb. 20, 1956, and ending Friday, Feb. 24.
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
during "the current year.
a
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire Co
Adams
Aero
Alloys.
1
common.
Week's
Range
Shares
Friday
High
Low
6%
6%
900
6%
28%
50
28%
Jan
8%
8%
3,400
8
Jan
3%
Feb
3%
3%
3%
1,200
Ainsworth Manufacturing common.
Air Associates Inc (N J)
—5
8%
~8%
8%
1,200'
Air
Industries Inc
-3
6%
7%
1,100
6%
_1
23%
23%
100
23 %
Feb
7%
Way
Airfleets
Shoe
For footnotes
Stores
see
page
AJax
Jan
8%
Jan
Alabama
Great
3%
Jan
Alabama
Power 4.20%
Petroleums Ltd
Gas
Corp
2
Southern
preferred
35.
-1
10
97/a
10
200
Jan
8%
Jan
Alaska
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
9
Jan
Airlines
Inc
10%
100
Jan
Jan
All
24%
Jan
Alleghany
1
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares
7%
'
American
Engineering Co
Corp
warrants
for Week
Shares
34
%
34
%
34%
Low
13,900
1,700
lOo
%
II
103% 103%
6
"
175
High
Feb
i? Jan
33% Feb
37%
Jan
Jan
168%
Jan
102% Jan
103%
Feb
6%
Jan
162
41
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
—_50
'
x8
Sales
Range
%
50c
Alabama
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Jan
29
Feb
Inc
Surpass
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
Jan
287/a
-1
Agnew
24
FEBRUARY
STOCKS
.1
Supply Manufacturing
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
__10
Hat Stores Inc
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
6%
FOR
Sales
6%
800
6
Jan
41%
1,400
40
Feb
7%
8
300
5%
6
16,600
7%
Feb
5
Jan
44%' Jan
,
9%
Jan
6'/8
Jan
3£
The Commercial
t^Jinandal
Chronicle... Monday,
February 27,
1956
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
EANGE
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alles
&
Fisher
Allied Artists
5%%
-1
Corp
10
—1
Allied Control Co Inc
Investing cap stock—1
1
Internat'l
Allied
Allied Products
Aluminum
(Mich) common
100
preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Industries
Aluminum
Ambrook
12%
Jan
Feb
6%
Jan
Feb
13'A
Jan
14
Jan
10%
3,900
1,100
12%
Jan
7%
Feb
7%
33%
Feb
35%
Canso
13%
35
Carey
Bantam
Car Co
American
Book
Hard
Rubber
Jan
26%
Feb
12
Jan
%
1%
1%
1%
l'A
1 %
l'A
1,000
28%
x28%
•
20
2|
Meter Co
American
Seal-Kap common
Thread 5% preferred
•
Tractor Corp,-———2B«
American Writing Paper common—_0
AMI Incorporated
—3
Amurex Oil Company class A
—I
4'A
14%
20o
a
4,75
—
shares__
Feb
28%
Jan
Jan
23%
Feb
28 %
300
28
Feb
6,800
8%
Feb
600
37%
Jan
41
J an
250
33
Feb
36%
Jan
14%
Feb
16%
Jan
4%
Feb
35
15%
1,400
29%
9%
3,400
2,900
14
Feb
16%
20
300
20
Feb
20%
Jan
8
6
3%
14
13%
13%
14%
Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
Feb
14%
Jan
Jan
151/8
Jan
218
2.40
12%
11%
12%
34,800
12%
1
4%
4%
4%
2,600
4
Jan
4%
Feb
Apex-Electric
1
97/8
9
9%
1,200
8%
Feb
9%
Feb
60
108%
Jan
10%
Jan
'
Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Argus Cameras Inc
Arkansas
Fuel Oil
Arkansas
pfd
Co
Associate
Associated
CI
A
July
Tel
(ex
1
Stores
&
$43
'53
of
Feb
25%
Jan
34%
Jan
20
20%
Coast
Atlantic
18%
Jan
107%
Jan
8
10,400
6%
Feb
33%
Jan
40
Jan
24
Jan
38%
39%
13,500
22%
22%
22%
1,300
8%
8%
8%
200
8%
9%
4%
4%
4%
3,600
4%
Feb
1
3
2%
3%
14,100
2%
Feb
3%
paid on
22 '53)_•
105
107
1%
500
1%
1
400
43%
44
44
45
19%
•
__
18%
19%
12,600
9%
9%
9%
2,300
3%
4%
Automatic Steel Products Inc
1
3%
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
1
•
4%
4%
Jan
105
3,680
1%
3%
3
common
1
—lo
Corp—
Banco de los AndesAmerican shares
Ltd
50o
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Jan
9'A
1
Inc
1
Company
Caribbean
50o
X
common
Shoe Corp
1
Bellanca Aircraft common
Telephone of Canada
1
Oils
SOo
1
Bickford's
1%
Sand & Stone Co
•
& Co
Co
Public
I
ext
to
•
common
Service
Inc
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
Breeze
Corp common
Brlllo
Gas
Co
ext
to
common
British
American
Oil
British
American
Co
Consol
Diesel
Electric Corp!
Electrodynamics Corp
Jan
Jan
Consolidated Mining & Smelt
Consolidated Royalty Oil
4%
Feb
4%
100
15,700
9
Jan
1,000
37
Feb
15%
Feb
16%
Gas
4%
S
Car-Na-Var
Commercial
Feb
6,200
8%
Jan
10%
200
15'A
Jan
16%
Jan
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
3%
4,000
1%
1%
HI
Jan
7%
7%
300
7%
Feb
9%
Jan
5%
5%
11,200
5%
Feb
6%
Jan
1%
23%
23%
l
13,400
24%
5,800
19%
800
2%
9
2%
3
3
5%
5%
5%
16 Va
16 Va
16%
800
21%
Jan
■* Feb
5%
300
22%
fr Jan
24%
9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
Feb
Jan
5%
Jan
16
Jan
17%
Jan
5,300
2%
20%
Jan
25%
Feb
50%
50%
100
49%
Jan
50% Feb
16%
17%
17%
2,100
16'A
Jan
19 %
9%
GOO
Jan
11%
,
11%
x9%
6%
7
6 Va
_7%
42
1%
43
101
*
700
2,600
Jan
11%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
41
400
102
9%
Feb
6%
6%
100
7
Jan
107/a
6%
9%
9%
Jan
40
100 %
Jan
Jan
8
6%
8%
47
Jan
Jan'
Jan
Feb
102
7%
7%
100
6%
Feb
8%
Jan
6%
6%
400
4%
Jan
6%
2%
Jan*
8
Corby
2%
2%
2,100
2%
Jan
6%
6%
7%
11,100
6%
Feb
•
7%
7%
8
1,900
6%
Jan
Feb
8
Feb
27%
Jan
35'A
Jan
35%
Feb
34%
Jan
42%
27
•
72,100
Feb
7% Jan
7%
Jan
7%
7%
7%
500
7%
Feb
7%
Jan
212
2\l
212
300
218
Feb
3%
Jan
36%
Jan
38%
Jan
15
18%
14%
15
Jan
15%
Feb
18%
18%
9,600
17%
Jan
19 Va
Jan
18'A
18%
18%
3,400
18%
Feb
18%
Jan
7%
7%
600
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
15%
14%
15%
1,400
xl4%
Feb
15%
Jan
2.50
27!4
24%
27%
1,900
24%
Feb
28
Jan
13
500
.12 %
Jan
13%
Feb
900
22%
Jan
24%
Feb
Jan
9%
Feb
10% Feb
13%
14,300
•
F
1
x23%
x23%
8%
24
8%
10%
9
Bunker Hill & Sullivan—
Burma Mines Ltd—
•
50c
2.50
preferred
12%
13
10
preferred
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation common
convertible class A
8%
600
10%
10%
500
10%
Jan
in%
10%
10%
300
9%
Jan
11
Feb
17%
17%
18
1,900
17%
Feb
19%
Jan
7%
3s 6d
7s
l
x5%
%
J an
iff
.
X5%
12%c
6%
6 '/a
25c
2%
2%
45,600
%
Jan
5%
2,100
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
6%
Feb
6%
Jan
2
Feb
2%
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
6%
1,000
2%
2,000
Va
8
7.50
C
1%
1%
1%
5%
5%
6%
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
—*
Calif
lOo
$3.00
$2.50
Aviation
Inc
Power
•
preferred
25
22%
4
3%
—
4%
Jan
2V8
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
19,400
25
1%
3,800
19%
Jan
13%
5,300
13%
65
100
65
53%
50
3%
54
150
53%
1
5%
5%
5%
800
*
Camden Fire Insurance
5
27 'A
27%
27%
300
26
1
22%
21%
22%
42,600
33%
33%
6O0
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canada
Bread Co Ltd
Cement Co Ltd common
•
preference..
Canadian Canners Ltd common
Canadian Dreage & dock co Lea
Canadian
Marconi
Canadian Petroflna
For footnotes
Oils Ltd
11
Jan
Jan
27%
Feb
81%
81 %
130 V
79
Jan
81%
93%
Jan
93 V4
Jan
9%
Jan
97/a
Jan
81%
Vf-v.,;
—■
__
—■
—
|'
B
Feb
25%
27%
17,500
23%
Feb
x7
6%
7%
8,300
5%
Jan
6%
6%
100
6%
10.100
1%
~1%
14%
J
1
%
13%
2
,V
14%
2,300
76
78%
1,050
X23
78%
x23
24 %
300
%
3,300
1,100
12.000
%
137/8
18
17%
18%
21%
19%
22
Feb
6%
Jan
Jan
2 A
Feb
15%
Jan
Jan
75 Va
Feb
79%
Jan
23
Feb
25V'4
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
39%
17%
Feb
18%
Feb
16'A
Jan
22
Feb
4%
1,400
4
Jan
6%
6%
3,000
6%
9%
150
8%
52
57%
4,O65
44 Va
Jan
2
Jan
2V4
Jan
7%
2
7%
2 %
18,800
7%
7%
1,000
35%
23%
35 %
100
21%
23%
4%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
10%
Feb
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
57%
Feb
4^8
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
34
Feb
37%
Jan
13,900
20%
Jan
23%
8%
4,200
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
14
14'A
1,100
13%
Feb
14%
Jan
22%
8 y
i4i/„
22%
100
22
Feb
23 Va
Jan
7%
Ltd
'
1%
6
35.
1U
511
.
9%
4%
.
10%
4%
Jan
Jan
Feb
8%
Jan
9%
5,000
21
Jan
25%
12 %
12%
1,400
12%
Feb
12%
Jan
34%
34%
34%
4,100
33 Va
Jan
37%
Jan
11%
11%
1.100
11%
Feb
12Va
Jan
11%
10%
11%
2,600
10%
Feb
12%
Jan
6 '/a
6%
6%
1,200
Jan
7 Vt
Jan
3%
2,600
Jan
4
100
6
Jan
6V4
Jan
1%
Jan
2 Va
Jan
41
Jan
43 Va
Feb
17
Jan
17%
17
I'
9'A
24
4,600
'.
t'
3%
V
6%
6%
6 %
p-
2
1%
2
42%
Jr.
42%
8%
.
6
-.3%
11,700
42%
50
Internat'l
—
17
—
|f
7s
•'
Jan
Jan
X'
"A"
—
16%
Jan
%
Jan
15%
16
900
14%
Jan
12%
200
11%
Jan
12%
Feb
400
19%
Jan
20%
Feb
7%
700
7'%
Jan
8%
Jan
Feb
5%
Jan
5%
5
1.200
4%
11,000
66 V8
Jan
71%
4,100
6%
Feb
8
Feb
7%
200
7%
Feb
8%
Jan>
19%
20%
1,700
17%
Jan
21%
27
28
Jan,
27
Jan
30 Va
Jan
2% "Feb
2%
Jan
71%
6%
7%
7 Va
20
28
—
•
25c
2%
:
750
2%
600
14
14
2%
~2%
"2%
61,800
f:. 14%
■14 Va
14'A
13,900
•
| 43%
47%
48 %
250
l'A
1%
1%
51,600
14
•
250
Cuban
Atlantic
Sugar
Cuban
Tobacco
common
Oil
vtc
%c
Curtis
Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
C W C Liquidating Corp
.
2.50
15%
Feb
Jan
18
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
13%
Jan
16%
Jan
44
Jan
43%
1%
2
Feb
7%
1114 Feb
Ic
Feb
7
t~
4
Jan
17 Va
f
50c
common
Jan
13%
2.50
;
Jan
20%
5
common
Co
16
Jan
7%
69%
8
preferred
Feb
Feb
7s
12%
7
1*ȣ;,
1
f
partic
100
3,600
-is
71
8
common..
Crystal Oil & Land Co
—
t
|.
Jp,—
reg)__£1
17
20%
If
•
Feb
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
16%
Jan
Feb
8%
5%
200
5
17
17'A
1,000
17
15%
15%
175
15
8%
1,100
liuo
900
1«7«
Feb
1
70
33 %
Jan
36
1.800
5%
Feb
26%
5'%
5
i ■■■[
t
Daltch
Crystal Dairies Inc
1
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson
Day
Brothers Inc
10c
Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores
Dennison
t 8%
1
Mines Inc
Dayton
.
J: 17
2.50
50c
Mfg class A common
debenture
5%
6%
26%
27'A
Detroit
Gray Iron Foundry
1
i
Hardware
1
\
Detroit
Steel
Dominion
Textile
&
Feb
15
Feb
200
1.000
2%
Jan
2%
1.800
4%
Feb
6
«4 29
28
4,900
27%
Feb
V
15/a
1%
-
11 J1
21,600
1/s Jan
16%
Jan
Jan
Jan
30%
Jan
ljg Jan
f-
Coal
Co
stock
ord
Ltd
Co
Ltd
common
3%
V—
1.15'A
15
6%
2.50
•
Chemical
&
Jan
155
5%
1
Exploration Ltd
Dominion Bridge
Co Ltd
Steel
29
Jan
2%
29
Feb
Feb
15 %
15
Jan
148
'
*
8« 8d
Dome
Tar
6%
5
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Dominion
•'
Jan
Feb
2%
—
25c
Diversey (The) Corp
Dominion
•
!2
5
1
10
Oils Ltd
Co
American
Co
Products
Devon-Leduc
Distillers
Mfg
1,200
-
Gasket
Manufacturing
7%
—
Detroit
&
36
26%
t
100*
—
35
6%
I
5
common
8
1%
4,-36
35
15%
7
200
15
5,600
—
3%
16
Jan
Feb
Jan
7%
Feb
20
—
Jan
Feb
5%
21%
Jan
Jan
Jan
•
19%
19
19%
3.300
17%
Jan
19%
•
,13%
13%
13%
2,200
12%
Jan
13%
8%
8%
700
8%
Feb
8%
Jan
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
•
:—
Feb'
'
Dorr-Oliver
7.50
Inc
$2 preferred
Douglas Oil Company—.
Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co
-
—
32.50
—
1
v4%
-
4%.
4%
Draper
Corp
Inc.
Harris
700
36%
Jan
42%
Feb
26%
2.500
24
Jan
27 %
Jan
12 %
4.200
11%
Jan
14% Jan
£ 47%
11%
45%
47%
500
44
Jan
47%
Feb
30%
28%
30%
1,000
28%
Feb
30%
Feb
#6#' 8%
8%
8%
7,200
8
Feb
10
Jan
3
iV <lan
fr
Ltd—
rets
ord
reg
io«
65
Feb
•
Feb
Dynamics
1
r
—tr-,
1
(The)
Co..„
Corp
of
Jan
42%
I
Co
dep
Jan
35%
41%
•
Rubber
Jan
5%
Jan
,25%
-
(Allen B) Laboratories—
American
36%
Jan
31%
42%
10
10
Co
Duke Power Co
Dunlop
Jan
4%
.
£26%
•
1 a£& 11%
...
common
Drilling & Exporation Co
Driver
34%
.
1,300
__
Jan
5%
Jan
5%
x22%
3%
14%
51
10 Va
Jan
9%
jk'
Feb
28
10%
Jan
12%
\
Durham Hosiery class
common.
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Feb
Jan
9%
4%
23%
'
•
Duraloy
Feb
9%
900
9,600
10
J
Jan
%%Jan
200
Feb
1'
Feb
25
Jan
Jan
5%
5%
5%
1,700
4%
Jan
6%
"•*^'9 %
9%
9%
200
7%
Jan
9%
20
22%
850
't 39%
34%
39%
—7%
7%
7%
1
1
America
3%
t22
Feb
20
Feb
24
Jan
7.500
33%
Feb
39%
Feb
6,800
7%
Jan
8 Va
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
22%
Feb
Eastern
33
Jan
34%
Jan
Eastern
Malleable
28%
1%
Jan
30%
Jan
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States
1%
6
8,100
8,400
Jan
1%
Jan
51| Jan
6 A
Jan
•
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26.000
IT
Feb
18%
19
100
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80%
200
77 %
Jan
80%
Feb
Iron
25
32%
32 Va
40
31%
Jan
34%
Jan
Corp
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
1
23
24%
2,100
22%
Feb
24%
prior preferred
10
19
21%
Jan
22%
Jan
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135
•
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2
6
2%
1,300
2
Feb
2
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Jan
6
6 Va
3,000
6
Feb
6%
Jan
Elder Mines Limited
3,500
23
Feb
25%
Jan
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23%
24
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175%
Jan
192
Feb
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page
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Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)
Cuban-Venezuelan
10%
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New
Jan
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44
28%
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Jan
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Eastern
Ltd
Cornucopia Gold Mines
Coro Inc
DuMont
California
5%
10%
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100 %
10
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Feb
27%
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American dep rets ord shares
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A
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Jan
10%
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Cott
Feb
6%
27%
Detroit
•
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Company common
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan common
6%
42%
1
cumulative preferred
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convertible
39%
1
common
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60c
42%
(H)
5%
19
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Jan
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Continental
8%
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Bruck Mills Ltd class B
B
Jan
Feb
Jan
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Jan
Jan
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5 Va
6%
16 V2
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British Petroleum Co Ltd—
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300
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
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-
Feb
1965
Connelly Containers Inc
Jan
Feb
•
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American
Feb
Feb
Feb
8%
10
Jan
5%
•
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Gear Works
Bridgeport
112%
3%
1
11
16%
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3%
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5
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Jan
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1956
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vtc
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9%
9%
37
23
common
Corp
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Bohack
123
8%
•
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Airlines
Community
Jan
Jan
400
3%
1
Farm
Commodore Hotel Inc
Feb
107
4
20o
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Inc
9%
Jan
4
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Feb
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11%
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Feb
7
1
Rubber common
Beck (AS)
6%
8
Cook Paint & Varnish
Class A
Oil
2,700
10 %
—
5%
51/3
13%
1
Continental Uranium
Basin
—
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1
Equipment Co
Colon Development
ordinary
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
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Beau-Brummell Ties
12%
141
111% 112%
•
1
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Axe Science & Electronic
Ayshire Collieries Corp
Banff Oil
r
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105
1
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Corp
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9%
126
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div
Dec
Atlas Plywood
Baldwin
Feb
£
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Jan
1
Jan
10%
11%
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30
--
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5%
1<2%
10
5
common
Corporation
Coastal
Jan
Feb
Jan
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Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
Feb
108
31
1
Manufacturing Co
Claussner
Feb
21
39%
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Jan
18%
50
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14,000
108
108
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Feb
31
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Atlantic
Atlas
23
16,500
7%
Inc
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&
4,000
34 %
77/s
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24%
32
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Associate Electric Industries—
dep
23
33%
Jan
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warrants
Food
24
100
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American
Jan
|
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Gas
Armstrong Rubber Co class
Associated
110
1
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72% preferred
Armour &
109
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Louisiana
109
100
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10
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2
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Clark
Feb
f
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City Auto Stamping
New capital stock
Feb
Angostura-Wupperman
2 A
10
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief
6,100
A
—
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2
common
of
Cherry-Burrell
Jan
13%
400
1,700
pfd
preference
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Charter Oil
Jan
13
5,400
14
14%
8%
6%
Jan
5%
4,800
3
3
8
100
5%
6
8
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Cessna Aircraft Co
Charis
2%
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series
$1.50
preferred
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Chamberlin
2
1%
1
Power &
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Feb
Jan
l'' f
Century Electric Co common.
Century Investors Inc.
4% Jan
4%
20
■./«.-
3.50%
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1%
10
preference
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6,400
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& Co
Illinois Secur Corp
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1%
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dep
Corp of America
Central
Jan
15%
4%
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Central
Jan
14
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Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglp-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
64 Va
Feb
27%
14%
14%
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Anacon Lead Mines Ltd——
Anchor Post Products—
Jan
25%
800
33
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200
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8%
8%
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Catalin
Jan
64%
28
8%
•
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Feb
1%
26
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1%
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Feb
63
21
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Jan
Feb
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Kennedy Inc
&
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2
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common
Power
American
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Feb
9
36%
1
2,100
1
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13%
Jan
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Feb
Jan
1°0
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98%
8%
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American Manufacturing Co com
American
350
common—1
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American
Maracaibo
12 %
12
Jan
30 %
American
American
96%
450
II
Beverage common
American
98%
Baxter &
Carnation
Carolina
24 %
97%
97%
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Oil
SalM
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L010
60
Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Canso
Jan
13
34%
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Williston
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
Jan
400
13 %
35
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11%
11
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4%
1,300
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Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Prloe
American Stock Exehaage
1
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of America—
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cumulative
$3.75
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4%
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STOCKS
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FEBRUARY £4
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of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK ENDED
Friday
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sale*
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Friday
STOCKS
^
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Bond
&
Share
17%
' 24
24
1.
common.
Jan
17%
Jan
50
23%
Jan
24%
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%
Jan
%
Jan
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8,600
Jan
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28
Volume 183
Number 5511 ...The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1021)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week'*
Last
Range
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
IlectroData
Corporation
El-Tronics
Erie
Forge
&
1st
cum
Ero
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Feb
Investors Royalty
17
318
1,000
16y2
Jan
18
Feb
14%
Jan
13%
1
10c
10
Eureka Pipe Line
,
104
105%
Irving Air Chute
Jan
16
Feb
9Va
Jan
Feb
9%
Jan
Israel-American Oil Corp
Jan
11%
Feb
24
44%
Jan
33/4
Jan
4 3/s
42JA
Jan
45%
Jan
Jeannette
(Max)
Fairchild
& Co
Camera
4%
Feb
53A
Jan
Jerry
8ys
Jan
8%
Jan
Fire
Feb
Sterling
200
57/8
Jan
7 3/8
Jan
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1%
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A
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6,500
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Feb
%
Jan
Kaltman
10
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15%
130
Jan
17%
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Kansas "Gas & Electric
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7%
1
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(Phila)
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23
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B
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non-voting
voting
•
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Jan
55 V*
Jan
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Feb
4%
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11%
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1,750
27,100
10%
100
26%
27 %
5,500
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2,600
125
123% 125
25%
Feb
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Jan
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—
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10 3/8
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113
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4%
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2
5%
2%
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Feb
6%
Jan
100
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2%
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300
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dep
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ord
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reg
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6%
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1%
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4%
4%
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1
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100
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2
*
common
preferred
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Kobacker
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Jan
13%
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Knott
Feb
5
cumulative
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Feb
3%
22
24%
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Kio
3%
105
2.50
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20%
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1,200
19%
Jan
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Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
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Lamson Corp cf Delawere
Lamson &
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La
131/4
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9%
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Jan
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130
132%
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Jan
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20
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Jan
6%
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43/8
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Jan
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8
6,000
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300
27%
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32
31
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32
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200
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150
6%
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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1%
•
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_
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Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
91%
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1
1
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15
425
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Feb
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•
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5 S/8
7%
5
preferred
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Class B
22
400
5,800
'
5%
Jan
6%
5%
50o
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
22
6%
5
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—
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Realty common
Refineries Inc
Le Tourneau
Jan
20
—
common
Jan
100
800
1,80
5%
Co
Monotype Machine Co
Lear Inc
21%
5%
~_-lz
-
Jan
9,300
2%
12%
Sessions
21%
1
Ltd
Louisiana Land & Exploration
15%
15Va
177
Mines
Lynch Corp
jJan
,
3
Shores
27% Feb
26%
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1%
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—*
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2
Feb
(Walter) &' Co_.
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133% 135
178
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50c
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Feb
1%
5
Jan
Jan
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63%
62%
3
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Grocery Stores Products common
700
1
Jan
I
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100
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Feb
2
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Jan
230
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Jan
6%
17,200
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8%
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50c
4%%
3
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3,000
52%
1
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1,150
57%
58
50
63%
4
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5
15%
Inc
Oils
Grass
Freehold
1%
Feb
1%
Company
6%
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7 %
Jan
108%
15%
1%
•
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Hydraulics
Lime
107%
2%
15%
20
5
Pacific
&
1%
Feb
57%
4
2%
Corp
&
Company
Kings County' Lighting
Jan
t.
14%
1%
16
Jan
50
Feb
^5%
25
5
common
Great
Gypsum
1%
■n" 700
10
class A
Varnish
Greer
Grlesedieck
sir
14%
1
1st preferred—
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Gruoil
11,800
600
25
•
7%
.
Feb
7%
1
Industries
Non-voting
15%
5%
preferred-
Atlantic
Great
V
100
1%
class B—
Consolidated
Amer
15%
7%
10
Gray Manufacturing Co
Great
15%
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4
Rapids
Jan
*
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Grand
Jan
3%
•4107% 107%
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Gorham Manufacturing common
i
19%
Jan
1
Mines
Inc
B
Goldfield
41
Jan
2%
2%
Inc.—
Godchaux Sugar
Class
Jan
"17%
2%
1
Co
(Adolf)
39%
1,900
1,000
•
Glen Alden Corp
Union
1,000
18%
1
common
Gladding McBean & Co
Globe
41
Feb
,i3%
% 1%
—
; Glenmore Distilleries
Kidde
Kin-Ark
Leonard
■7
3%
15%
.
Gold
100
17%
i:
1
•
♦
Corporation—
Yellowknife
Gilbert
3%
X7%
40'%
18%
20
preferred
Corp
Mich
41
♦
Georgia Power $5 preferred
■7
$4.60 preferred
Gerity
X7%
50c
Plywood Corp common
convertible
8,700
1%
Company
Co
Lefcourt
General Electric Co Ltd—
American
5%
73/4
Jan
200
.5%
-'fSVi
5V2
General Alloys
!
47/a
Jan
2%
Lake
110%
General Acceptance Corp warrants
i
~4%
Feb
Jan
7
1%
Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
common
preferred
Ghellman
700
16%
Jan
•
Inc
Co
G
Gatlneau
Drug
Kropp
£1
Sales
7%
Jan
2%
Kennedy's Inc
Feb
10 Vi Jan
58%
75%
Ltd—
Beer
(Geo
Jan
23/8
4%
•
dep rets ord reg
Brewing Co
De
(D)
Kleinert
Pitt
Fuller
■
Jan
Feb
9%
1
7%
24 3/s
■
Canada—
Ford Motor Co
Fort
Inc
Jan
Feb
1%
27%
1
A
7
21%
18,400
A
10%
5%
1
class
2
1%
58
2.50
Line
of
7%
Feb
90%
13%
K
Motors
Kawneer
17%
7%
23
25c
"
Ford
7%
2%
1
8%
6%
Fishman
Flying
1,900
High
Jan
Feb
10c
t 1%
t
(M H) Co Inc
Fltzsimmons Stores Ltd
157/a
2%
88
__15o
O'Mahoney Inc
1 %
:
Association
15%
1
common
6%
*
Firth
15%
10c
Jupiter Oils Ltd
7aA
Co
1%
class A
&
Glass
1,900
8%
Katz
Factor
10
Israel-Mediterranan Petrol Corp Inc_lc
1,000
.
'■
Fargo Oils Ltd
8,000
1
3 1956—
Apr
2%
90%
Jan
500
Low
2%
90%
1
;
25c
common
F
Inc
2%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
28% Wan
13,800
4% 7 4%
x7%
1
Ironite
Shares
Feb
$1 or
to
13 3/8
600
Jan
Feb
;;
~4
4%
7%
1
extended
11
>
"
43%
43%
1
Corporation Ltd
Warrants
30
10%
...
6
2,600
~3%
4
133/B
23,bUJ
104
104
10%
1,300
6%
T6
15%
5
Co
:i4%
i
6
for Week
Low
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing v t c
•
151/2
Inc
Eureka
15
10c
preferred
Manufacturing
Par
High
Jan
6%
1
preferred—
Steel Corp com
Low
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
13%
141/3
convertible
High
Week'®
Last
Exchange
2,500
100
Emsco Manufacturing Co
Equity Corp common
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
*15
20c
pfd
Friday
STOCKS
14%
5c
t
24
FEBRUARY
ENDED
is
l
Inc
WEEK
145/3
1
.
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
$2
Low
l
Ilectrographic Corp common
Electronics Corp of America
FOR
for Week
STOCKS
*
Sales
120
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
'i n
40%
Feb
Feb
13%
Jan
M
Magna
Oil
Corporation
Public Service
Maine
Mangel
50c
3%
3%
3%
2,100
7
17%
17%
17%
400
Co
Stores common..
Manischewitz
(The B)
Co
3 Ye
Jan
3%
Feb
•
39
39
20
17
Jan
18
30
1
Feb
32
Jan
39
Jan
40
Jan
Jan
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
£1
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays
W)
(J
Inc
*
McDonnell
Aircraft Corp
McKee
G)
(A
McWilliams
Mead
Menasco.
Mfg
Feb
9'%
Jan
100
16%
Jan
163/4
Jan
25,900
24%
Jan
31%
Feb
31%
31%
•
22%
26%
26
.*
>—1
6%
Metal
Iron
1
Plating & Stamping
Steel Tube
•6%
Feb
36,000
Co
13%
4%4
14%
27,400
11%
Jan
4,600
42 V2
Jan
47%
Jan
100
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
8%
8%
1,300
8%
Feb
10%
Jan
1
2.50
6%
6%
600
53/4
Jan
11%
11%
100
11%
Jan
1%
1%
3,500
IVt
Jan
common
$1
Feb
6'/a
Jan
45%
Corp
Corp
Jan
333/a
10%
Corp
8%
9
2,200
8
Jan
15%
6%
13
1%
9%
Jan-
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
Middle States Petroleum
Oil
Jan
29
43%
20%
17%
20%
2,200
15%
Jan
20%
Feb
1
common
11%
11%
11%
4,800
11 Vb
Jan
12
Jan
12%
Feb
123/4
Jan
__
Midland
25
Jan
5%
10
Hone
Feb
26
1
Michigan
Michigan
Mlcromatic
Feb
19%
1,300
1
Chemical
Co
43%
29%
6,400
10%
common
Michigan
Sugar
6% preferred
14%
1
1,100
23%
!
25c
Co
Textile Corp
Michigan
32%
26%
22
1
com
MerriU Petroleums Ltd-'
Mesabi
8%
16%
31%
(Del)—10
Co
900
16%
29
Co—_
Johnson &
9%
16%
31
Co common
&
Dredging
9%
1
5
common
conv
preferred—*
*
'
Hammond
Organ
Company
—1
Harbor
Plywood Corp
Hartford Electric Light
1
25
Harvard Brewing Co
Inc
Bishop
Hazeltlne
Hearn
Corp
—
—
Dept Stores common
Hecla
Mining Co—
Helena Rubenstein common
Heller
(WE)
& Co common
5% %
preferred
preferred
4%
.
Hercules Galion Products Inc
Hoe
&
(R)
Co
Inc
common
Holophane
Home
Oil
Class
Hormel
Co
B
Horder's
Co
—.——
31%
Feb
1,700
22%
Jan
13%
Feb
16%
58
58
Feb
50
56%
Jan
583A
Feb
| IV2
4,203
1 %
Jan
13A
Feb
f
4%
1,700
4% *: 4%
400
2
1
10c
10c
-*
5
25c
4%
4%
4%
?
3% "Feb
„
8
4%
Feb
4%
ipn
Jan
2%
2%
;
2%
1,900
2%
Jan '
3
;
Jan
5%
5% 7
5%
2,600
5
Jan
6%
Jan
40%i44%
4,000
"9% 510
5,200
43%
„
40 3A
Feb
48
Jan
2%
9%
10c
3%
16%
6%
Feb
11%
Jan
20
Jan
17%
Jan
17
400
16
Jan
18 3/8
Feb
120
100
Jan
1043/4
Feb
10
73
J°n
400
21
Jan
76
76
22% > 22%
3%;
3%
6 %
4,500
10%
4
700
6%
3% 'i
3%
Jan
Feb
22%
Feb
33/4
Jan
9%
76
;
Feb
11
Jan
3%
1,700
6%
Jan
67/s
Jan
1,000
12%'13
13
300
3 Vb
Feb
102% 103
10
1
118%
17%
18
1
16%
—100
102%
100 v
1
22%
Jan
9%
123A
Feb
13%
Jan
(Geo A)
Midwest
Mid-West
Miller
Co
5
Missouri
&
Public
Light 5%
Service
pfd
Mt
Products
400
3%
Feb
4'A
24%
3,800
22 3%
Feb
24%
Jan
JMuntz
10,900
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
5 %
I
5%
800
5Vb
Feb
6 3/s
Jan
31 % 4 31 %
100
30%
Feb
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common—
%l
10%
3 200
10V2
10%
10% ? 10%
3,200
10
Feb
12%
18% 4 18%
900
18%
Feb
20
53%
Jan
57
Horn
&
Hardart Baking Co
&
Hardart
common
54
•
130
* 7
25%
Inc common
5
Humble Oil Refining capital stock—*
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
5
(Harvey)
754
129
130
Feb
50
129
Jan
;$25%
800
25
Feb
>44%
1,100
113% 116%
1,400
123A
25
137%
26
Jan
Jan
Jan
106%
44%
116%
5%
•
5
9
20%
2.50
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
12%
Tel & Tel
42
5% A
5%
Jan
10834
Jan
38 Vt
Jan
44%
Feb
128%
Jan
113
Feb
300
5
Jan
8%7 9
900
8%
Jan
20% .'21
1,400
-
5%
Jan
9% Jan
Muter Company
6 A
(Canada) capital stock—•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
.—5
Imperial Tob,of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
41%
Imperial Oil
Inc
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
Co of North America
Breweries
Inc
•
50c
12%
1,900
llV*
24%
5%
x9
Machinery
Industries A
international
Pptrnleum capital stock. •
40
98
„
1
Cigar
Metal
5!3<
Nachman
Corp
„
Namm-Loeser's
National
Resistance
Jan
22
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
Feb
13 %
Feb
Jan
1%
1%
4,100
1%
Feb
1%
27%
17,200
24 Vi
Jan
27%
60
99%
Feb
102
Jan
Jan
100
A
105'% 105%
10
Jan
106
5
400
4%
Jan
5
175% 176
630
175 %
5
42
•
10c
42%
9
9
3%
4%
3%
3%
19%
128
1%
27
20
126% 128
1%
•
1%
27
27
104
Feb
Jan
Jan
1773/4
Feb
100
42
Feb
44 %
Jan
100
9
Feb
10
Jan
300
3%
4
Feb
100
33/4
Jan
33,4
Jan
300
19%
Feb
20 3/4
Jan
400
125%
Jan
1,200
100
Jan
13% Jan
26% Jan
130
2%
27 %
Feb
Jan
Feb
10%
10%
10%
1,000
T0V4
Feb
11%
Jan
31%
31% x32%
300
313/4
Feb
353/4
Jan
4%
4%
600
4%
Feb
4%
Jan
14% X143A
500
Jan
15%
Jan
———
Co
1
24%724%
5 %
5%
108 % 110
3%
National
Mfg & Stores
x3
X9%
Petroleum
Presto Industries Inc
Starch
31% 732%
10c
Jan
Jan
8,800
3V2
Jan
4
Feb
100
3V2
Jan
4
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
27
Jan
30
Jan
800
24
Jan
26'A
Feb
29%
Jan
31
Jan
Ltd—
*
Neptune Meter common
Jan
Feb
Nestle
Car
Associates
Mur Co
10c
5%
Jan
New
110%
Jan
New British Dominion
9%
Jan
New
New
Haven
&
preferred
&
Chem Co
9%
8%f
9%
2,000
7
Jan
9%
Feb
New
7
6%5
7%
2,600
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
New Mexico & Arizona Land
Zinc
3
Jan
33/9
i
5%
1,400
4V2
Jan.
3%
4%
10,400
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
12%
12'/8
12 3/8
1,600
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
31%
30%
3 2 3/8
1,000
28 3/s
Feb
34%
Jan
Jan
53/8
~4
6%
Feb
Feb
6%
Jan
6%
1
"Ia
"1%
1A
20,500
1%
Feb
40c
2%
2%
2U
30,500
2
Jan
1H Jan
2U Feb
100
Oil Ltd-
Watch
2,200
138%
1
2%
1
Bristol Oils Ltd-.-
Clock
3%
—5
England Tel & Tel
Feb
"3%
1
—30c
w
common
Jan
~3%
1
common
Radiator Corp
Jan
Jersey
Jan
11%
1,500
Feb
Mln
4\h
Jan
2,200
100
New Idria
Jan
10%
18%
Jan
Jan
3 A
100
26%
Transit
32%
30,000
30
National Union Electric Corp
Jan
4%
103A
18
National
conv
Jan
*4 A
103A
"43/8
25%
Feb
Le
13%
28%
Feb
National U. S.
Feb
18%
A Jan
28 Vb
16,800
17%
26
8
50c
32
Feb
5
30
12
21
Feb
1
10
41%
Jan
10
13
2
Corp
Machinery
Jan
Feb
4%
Products common.:—1
Rubber
National
Jan
21
3%
1
—25c
Ltd
National
Jan
8%
3,700
4
14
■
common—
5
•
1,400
X33A
Telefilm
24%
ii%
3%
104%
909
11%
3%
23 Vb
200
12
1
96
1.053
100
1
(Mich)
36%
30
4%
Brewing Co
11
798 %
4%
National
Steel
9,100
—
National Bellas Hess common
National
,41%
10
1
Jan
5%
4%
Dehydrating &
6%
22,600
i*
—5
Co
Feb
Feb
2.50
10
Inc—.
Alfalfa
Milling
"
International
Jan
107
50c
Feb
6%
8 A
no
International
Products
12 V2
Jan
25%
100
105%
800
105
N
National
11%
>
5
International
International
1A
27
•
5
common
National
£l
Insurance
13
*
1
National
20
■
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg
•
10o
National Research
1
Illinois Zinc Co common
50
Inc
Jan
10% >11
100
5% preferred
States
TV
Jan
25
106% 107
13
13%
600
Jan
18%
24%
4
?j 2%
*
35%
Jan
—1
2 %
Jan
Jan
22%
2.50
Mills
23%
35
Feb
34%
1,000
100
3%
*
"5%
100
24%
cumulative preferred
Vernon-Woodberry
Mountain
Jan
"5%
35%
1
2%
5%
Jan
6
~5%
1
24%
-
Jan
23%
common
preferred series C
Metal
Jan
25
34%
Loan
Clemens
6%
9
Jan
5%
100
Society com class A
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Moody Investors participation pfd
Morris Plan Corp of America.
Mt
Jan
34%
preferred
100
cumul preferred series B__100
4.50%
Feb
8Vb
22 3%
24%
cumulative
4.80%
Monroe
31
800
1,200
—•
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
Jan
8%
24%
23
1
Mining Corp of Canada
Pwr
23%
50
50c
common
convertible preferred
Minnesota
,29
8%
50c
Co
Refineries
Wohl
4 % %
•
Abrasive
Piping
5
15
& Co
Industrial Enterprises
dividend shares
non-cum
Mid-West
—60c
*
*
,
Inc
International
Jan
7,400
1
common
Ltd class A
Horn
Hubbell
4 v
25c
Hofmann Industries Inc
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly
Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
$2
Feb
728%
1%
2.50
Class A
3%
15% 16%
1
Higbie Mfg Co common
900
28
1 %
*
3%
16
__
Henry Holt & Co common
;
28%
1
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co
Hazel
3%
2
_
Midland Steel Products—
:
*
H
; Hall Lamp Co
Co
138%
1,880
134
Jan
138 3/s
Feb
2%
2%
1,700
2
Feb
2%
Jan
8'A
400
8
Feb
10%
Jan
21,500
2V2
Jan
3%
Feb
137
50c
_2%
2%
8%
23/4
>—25c
41%
39 y8
423/8
13,400
38%
Feb
43
Jan
1
16%
16%
17%
4,200
16%
Feb
19
Jan
*
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1022)
Monday, February 27, 1956
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
-
Friday
STOCKS
,
American Stock Exchange
Bale Price
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
of Prices
New Park Mining Co...
New Process Co common
1
Superior Oils.——
New
York
Co
Auction
.....—
Feb
16
Jan
64
Jan
Serrick Corp class B
12%
Jan
Jan
2%
57%
12 %
12%
200
12
Jan
2%
2%
7,100
2
NT
Feb
3
Jan
6%
7%
4,100
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
11%
Feb
•
of
14%
Jan
42%
300
41
Feb
46'A
Jan
43
50
42
Feb
46'A
Jan
49%
50'/4
200
49%
Jan
50%
Feb
4%
12,000
4%
Jan
5,800
9%
Jan
11%
—50
—25
1%
4%
11%
10%
•
—
•:
102%
5%
2%
2%
7
■■:7
Feb
90%
Feb
Jan
103%
Jan
4'A
Jan
6%
Feb
4,400
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
Servo
Corp
common
J
Ohio Brass Co class B
Ohio
Power
Okalta
Okonite
Old
4%% preferred
Oils
Company
Town
Corp
Olympic Radio
14%
54
110%
&
15
52%
Jan
| 56
Jan
111%
100
2%
1,000
Jan
675
69'va Jan
ft
108%
70
71
5%
1
1
,
Feb
Jan
2-ft Jan
72 V?
Jan
Feb
6%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
9%
Feb
~7%
1
24%
~8%
16%
119%
16%
75
1,800
105
Jan
122%
Feb
100
23
Jan
24%
Jan
24%
23%
6%
4,300
16%
Jan
18
Feb
Jan
5%
preferred
redeemable 1st
4lo
Products
6%
redeemable
4.80%
4.50%
4.36%
Pacific
1st
pfd series A
Signal
Oil &
Class
Silex
Co
$3
Singer
Smith
red
1st
Soss
$4.40 dividend
$4.75
cum
preferred
preferred
dividend
Power
&
Israel
Oil
5 %
pfd
Jan
31%
Feb
28%
28%
Feb
28%
Jan
4.48 %
28%
Feb
29'A
Jan
29%
Jan
4.32%
4.08 'To
•
(C A)
Jan
Southland
105
Jan
106%
Jan
Spear
100%
Jan
101%
Feb
Spencer
100
1,010
2 V'a
2%
3,300
12%
13%
14,700
109'% 109%
50
2%
13
1
'
mum
"
.
•
1%
2
12%
107
1%
Feb
Jan
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
5% Jan
Jan
5"%
Jan
14%
14%
Jan
Jan
Feb
10%
Jan
1%
19,900
10,200
II
5%
.
Oils
fc
14%
14%
14%
1.000
13%
14 Va
13%
14%
1,000
13
8%
8%
8%
1,300
2
Minerals
Gold
l
shares—10s
i
1
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
1
50
•
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Scale common
Rico
'
8'A
2,800
7
Jan
8%
Feb
6%
300
6
Jan
7
Feb
'
'
19%
6%
Jan
7%
1,400
6
Jan
6%
Feb
1,800
3%
Jan
4'A
Feb
24%
22
24%
6,300
19%
Jan
26%
Co
20c
Powdrell & Alexander common—
Power Corp of Canada common—
2.50
13%
102
"w
1.800
"l%
Jan
111
Jan
13%
3,000
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
102
1,150
103%
99%
107%
Jan
7%
7%
700
7%
Jan
7"%
Jan
X5%
7%
x6%
700
5
Feb
x6 %
Feb
27
Jan
Feb
Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc common
""
•
2%
2%
2%
'
25%
'
5,000
2%
Feb
2%
Jan
X22% x23 %
22%
700
8%
1,100
7%
Feb
—•
55%
Jan
58
53
Feb
56%
22
Feb
25%
Jan
8%
Jan
'
'
——
xll%
Feb
12 %
38%
28%
38%
57,500
19%
Jan
38%
1
7%
7%
7%
6,100
6"%
Jan
8
1
2%
2%
2%
15,500
2
Jan
2%
Providence
•
7
■
——
•
Jan
37
Feb
11%
11%
12%
600
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
•
17%
17%
17%
3,800
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
39
38 Va
39%
5,100
37%
Feb
40%
Feb
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
20
£1
Mills
3%
3%
"4%
"4%
3%
7,300
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
5
2,600
~4%
Feb
5%
Jan
•
1
1
8%
500
9
8%
1
10%
10
10%
1,100
12.50
35%
34%
35%
4,300
25
56
27%
8%
Jan
9%
Feb
9
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
35%
Feb
33%
25
25
Corp__2
54
30
54
Feb
58%
Jan
27%
700
27
Feb
28
Jan
46%
■:
Feb
46"%
Jan
-r.'-'"' 7-:
':;;a
43%
43%
2,800
41%
Jan
44%
Jan
25%
25
Inc
56
27%
25
26%
600
25%
Feb
27
Jan
25%
25%
100
24%
Jan
25%
Jan
8
8
15%
100
15%
7%
Jan
300
14%
Jan
16%
.,5%
2
Feb
5%
5
9
74
Jan
68
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
4%
Jan
•
Corp
1
5%
Standard Forgings Corp
1
Standard
Factors
Standard Industries Inc.,
Standard
Oil
(Ky)
10
Packaging Corp
preferred—.
Standard Power & Light common:
Common
Standard
class
B
18%
Corp...
Steel Co of Canada ordinary...
—
5%
Feb
Feb
18%
Jan
20,200
Jan
4"%
Jan
61%
500
9%
18,300
33%
350
16%
19
Co
(J B)
(S)
Common......
Co
&
66%
Jan
Feb
9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
34
Jan
12,900
16%
Jan
19
Feb
18%
2,100
16%
Feb
18%
Feb
1,700
16%
Jan
19%
5%
5%
1,100
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
5
5
5%
800
5
Feb
5%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
1,100
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
57%
Jan
60%
Feb
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
16%
16%
400
16%
Feb
18%
Jan
16%
17
300
16 Va
13
13
•
*
8%
5%
16%
Feb
Jan
^18
100
12%
Feb
13
3%
3%
3%
800
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
4
4%
24,100
4
Feb
5%
Jan
31
Jan
'
rnirn m.
————.1
Corp (Del)—_—10c
(Hugo) Corp
Shop Inc
56%
32
18%
common.——;——*
Stinnes
3
17
Corporation————5
&
Sterling Inc
Sterling Precision
Stroock
Jan
16%
18%
'
.—1
Sterling Aluminum Products common.5
Sterling Brewers Inc......———il
Stop &
4%
400
'
1
(The)
Jan
2,700
9
32%
18%
;.——.1
Corp.:
Standard Tube class B
(A)
1
Jan
Jan
3%
61
9%
1
Co
Standard-Thomson
32%
5%
5%
29
Jan
5%
3%
61
1
10
—•
....
...
Products
Starrett
3%
27
17%
5%
17
50c
Convertible
'
'
Jan
Jan
32%
32%
100
—5
20
20
21%
1,400
17% Jan
21%
Feb
—1
60
59%
60 %
875
57%
Feb
62 %
Jan
—*
19
19
19 %
Feb
.
.'1
common:
—
—
32%
Feb
900
18%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
15,300
3"%
Jan
10%
10%
10%
400
9
Jan
12
Feb
17
17
17'/a
600
16%
Feb
18%
Jan
—*
Ray Drug common.
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
Superior Portland Cement Inc
19 Va
1
25c
Corporation
Sun
45%
44
45%
200
43
Jan
45%
Feb
1
4"%
Feb
Superior Tool & Die Co
1
7%
6%
7%
101.200
4 %
Jan
7%
Feb
Swan
Finch
5
8%
7%
8Va
39,700
6%
Jan
8%
Feb
Talon
Inc class
8
16%
16%
16%
300
15%
Feb
17%
Jan
5
15 Va
15%
15%
2,100
15
Feb
16%
Jan
7
26%
25%
26%
4,700
24%
Jan
26%
Feb
1
11%
11%
11%
9,200
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
25c
1ft
1%
1%
21,700
%
Jan
1%
Oil
Corp
Feb
A Jan
•
Feb
Class
B
13%
Feb
16 %
Jan
Technicolor
10%
1,000
10 Va
Feb
10%
Feb
Texas
Calgary
Power
Feb
104%
67
ii
101
68
;
*
62%
200
1
-
■■4L
30%
•
mm
'
'
30%
100
,
n
Electric Co common
Inc
common
Co
Light
&
pfd
$4.56
Jan
Thiokol
Jan
Thompson-Starrett
30%
Feb
Corp
Tilo
Tishman
Tobacco
Feb
31 Va
2,000
27%
Jan
31%
Jan
29'A
27
23%
Jan
29%
Feb
4%
Jan
10c
lo
29%
10,600
3%
4%
11,700
3%
11%
4
11%
12%
1,200
11%
1,700
Feb
Feb "
14
Feb
29%
Jan
20
common
Inc
Realty & Construction
28%
27%
28%
25c
24 %
24%
25
200
24
25%
Feb
1
Corporation
Roofing
110%
30
Inc
Co
Thorofare Markets Inc..
•
Jan
31
preferred
70c convertible
Feb
109%
5
Thew Shovel Co common
Chemical
.*
1
Jan
17
Jan
Jan
common
72
Jan
16%
27%
A
common
14%
13%
Tampa
Thor
Quebec Power Co
35%
5
Feb
10%
__
100
100
17
10%
5
37
700
Jan
17
10
Jan
37
1
27%
14%
16
100
com
Jan
"5%
Texas
4%% cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene C-O Two Corp
1%
%
27%
2,ioq
1,800
17
1
Gas
Public Service of Colorado—
Feb
Jan
i'V
1
1
Jan
Jan
8%
■
2.50
Progress Mfg Co. Inc
Prosperity Co class B
5
~5%
"
■
Inc
Feb
29%
Dredging Corp common
preferred
Jan
8%
•
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Producers Corp of Nevada
Jan
4%
Jan
"5%
Stylon
700
1
Stetson
Hi!
13'A
"ill
*
&
Jan
Feb
4%
4%
Feb
—
—t
10
25c
Feb
Va
26
convertible
Steel Parts
7,700
4
1
20
$1.60
Stein
4%
35
Jan
Feb
6%
Feb
5%
Feb
7%
34'A
Feb
21
4 %
200
4%
Jan
6%
35
34%
800
Feb
4%
34%
t
—
•
5%
2%
3'/a
Jan
5
18%
7%
3 i3(i
Jan
Feb
Jan
31%
5'/8
18,200
21
Jan
27
29%
2,800
1
Jan
7%
35%
1,200
33
Feb
60
2 i*
x3l%
4%
Jan
A
3
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
43%
4%
4%
4%
105%
Jan
43
400
57"%
58 %
Jan
•'
4%
300
57%
Jan
104%
30
■
4%
——
57%
110%
4%
1,700
„
'
.
Telephone
8
6%
8%
——
1
Pneumatic
Mining Co
Jan
6%
loo
Ltd
Jan
'
1
pesos
common
Mines
8%
Feb
25%
•
Standard
l
Amer
Jan
1
1
Corp
Ltd
79
Jan
102%
1,300
1
Standard
1%
53,400
Jan
4%
400
Co
Jan
Feb
70%
Jan
9%
Company
Jan
110
Jan
4
Shoe
2%
Jan
10%
68
200
3,900
.
32'A
32%
25
Co
Royalty
X31
Jan
Jan
600
4%
104% 104%
X31%
preferred
preferred
California
13%
Jan
Jan
104%
Feb
Jan
Jan
4,100
Pipe Line
&
9Vz
22
%
Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc—
78%
__
1%
4%
2.50
Johnson
M
104 %
1%
Co
Pierce Governor
R
Feb
4%
Phillips Screw Co
P
102%
2
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co„_10
Phillips Packing Co
Pratt
20
2
Peruvian
Porto
Southern
106%
10%
70
104% 107%
Petroleum
Southern Materials
Feb
1%
Pep Boys (The)..
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)
20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Polaris
Southern
Jan
4%
Canada Ltd
Traffic
Pioneer
Jan
26%
103 %
1 Bol
B
of
Pinchin
27%
Feb
100% 101 %
106
preference
cumulative
Jan
106
100 %
9%
69%
4
preferred
preference
cumulative
25%
Leo
Jan
Edison—
convertible
102%
103
8%
21%
28%
common
convertible
90
103
1,900
%
preferred
1,300
Jan
9 %
28%
common
cumulative
26%
lo
Parkersburg-Aetna
original
27
26%
8%
«
Corp common
Oil Co
26%
200
6%
28%
I
25%
V
2 Bol
vtc
vtc
Paper
102% 103%
„
26%
102%
Jan
r
Feb
40c
common
California
4.56%
100
common
Parker Pen Co class A
Penn
29%
1
(C A) Amer share
Paramount Motors Corp
Park Chemical
Company.
Class
200
300
•
Pentepec Oil
Patino
30%
1
Light
Pancoastal Petroleum
Pan
30%
28%
.•
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Page-Hersey Tubes
Penn
—.
♦
$4.36 div preferred
Pacific Northern Airlines
Pacific
Coast
28%
•
5%
700
8%
Jan
500 fr
preferred
Manufacturing
South
5%
25
Jan
5%
Publications—
Corp
4.88%
25
preferred—
Lighting $4.50 preferred
Corp
Shares
(Howard)
Feb
Jan
Feb
12%
5%
69%
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv Corp__10c
Sonotone
Jan
28%
2%
Jan
x5%
.10
2
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
Amer
37%
>
A
Simpson's Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co
34
300
Jan
11%
%
l
Precision
convertible
Jan
300
class
common
Simplicity Pattern
Jan
28%
1%
300
'
2
American
33
28%
19,8u0
22,600
7
*
Co
Smunons-Boardman
35%
28%
Jan
8%
•
•
Ltd
Gas
Creek
300
28%
Canada
of
B
2,700
28%
25
common
100
Sicks- Breweries
37%
28%
Jan
'
•
Corp of America class A
33%
25
Jan
16
2"%
|2%
12
■
Shoe
36%
—25
red 1st preferred
red 1st pfd
7%
12
*
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
33%
■
13%
Jan
8%
20c
preferred
36%
25
Jan
14 Va
'
Sherwin-Wiliiams
33%
25
12%
800
14%
1%
x5
5
25
preferred
8%
2
1
25
1st
5%
14 %
12
Denn Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power
Southern
1st pfd
Inc
common—
Shattu'ck
South
Pacific Gs
Gas Si Electric 6%
5 % %
1st preferred
High
Jan
600
12%
w-
1
.
Sherman
Jan
117% 119%
8%
'16%
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Securities
Jan
5%
700
5%
7
Television Inc
3%
6%
70%
1
Omar Inc
Overseas
Jan
110%
109
2
25
common
common
Jan
56
ftOo
40c cumulative
preferred—
2%
12%
250
13%
56
100
Ltd
2,200
12,100
3
14%
•
common
2%
3
50a
.
Low
2%
13
——
Simca
Company
Ogden Corp
12%
1
—
America—,
Leather
Silver
Oceanic Oil
of
Servomecnanisms
Seton
Jan
5 %
12
2%
7 2,400
2 Vis
v
101%
110
4%
102
102%
4%
••
90
I'im-im''..
pfd— .100
America
Class A
12
—50
.
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4V*%
Corp
10,700
41
42
12%
1
RR Co
Penn
12%
42%
.10c
Northeast Airlines
■
2
15
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
High
■
•
1U0
Jan
liS
1
A. —10
class
Cement
——
1,100
ft
Shares
"
84
Jan
81
'
43
Corp—
—
2 ft
'
—
for Week
Low
1
15%
—
Jan
T,
B
North American Rayon $3 pfd
North Canadian Oils Ltd
North
Jan
3%
Jan
Securities Corp General—
foeeman Bros Inc.
:,/~2A
ft
'
'
j
—10
————
American
Nuclear
2%
6,900
Jan
7%
Mines
Norden-Ketay
Class
11,400
Par
High
2
Feb
Sales
Range
Bale Price
15%
2
Lites -Inc..—
North
1%
Week's
oi Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
feeiby Shoe Co—
—12.50
fientinel Radio Corp common—..
_—l
Sentry Safety Control——
—10c
■
•
New York Merchandise—
Noma
Friday..
Low
3
;
—1
common
ENDED FEBRUARY 24
Range Since Jan. 1
Sharea
1%
2%
2%
WEEK
STOCKS
High
1%
Honduras Rosario..— IllO
&
Nipissing
1%
_•
New
New York
Low
_20c
FOR
-
for Week
Range
Par
New
•
Sales
Week'*
Last
12%
12% x!3%
800
12
Jftn
13%
Jan
1
17'A
17%
600
17 Va
Feb
19
Jan
200
1%
Feb
x2
Jan
70
70
70%
200
63%
8
8%
3,500
100 % 101 %
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
100
7%
Feb
Feb
Amer
10
25%
25%
25%
400
25 %
26%
Jan
Amer
•
31%
30%
31%
1,700
deposit rets def registered—5s
29%
Jan
32%
Jan
Reading
-1
14%
14%
14%
100
14%
Feb
15%
Jan
23%
24 %
600
Todd Shipyard Corp
Toklan Oil Corp
Toledo
22%
22%
700
Jar)
Jan
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1
Feb
17%
26%
Tube
Corp
common
$1.25
Reda
Rels
conv
preferred
Pump Co
(Robert) & Co
20
Reliance
Oil
Remington
&
Arms
Rlce-Stix
Inc
Inc
25%
Jan
23
Jan
1%
1
1 %
600
1
Jan
1%
Jan
Trans
1%
1%
1%
10,100
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
5
40
11%
Oils
Corp
38%
40
800
38"%
Feb
x42 %
Jan
Trans
10%.
.
11%
5,600
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
Tri-Continental
8%
8%
8%
4,300
jjoo
7
7
7%
300
i
3
3
3%
1,600
3%
2,400
Lux
Jan
59%
Jan
True
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
3%
3%
Feb
Feb
9%
Jan
275
100%
Feb
102
Jan
2%
4,700
2%
Feb
2%
Feb
4%
4%
4%
500
4%
Feb
5 Vis
Jan
2%
111
2%
17,600
li1
Jan
2ft
Feb
Jan
3%
3%
700
3
Feb
3%
11
10%
11%
59,700
9%
Jan
11%
Feb
30%
30 "A
100
29%
Feb
32
Jan
32
32
32
20
31 %
Feb
32
Jan
Feb
99%
70%
Jan
2%
warrants
Feb
Jan
Feb
2%
Jan
8
Jan
2%
1%
1
Trunz Inc
7
101 %
8%
1.25
1
Ltd
Empire
1%
20
70c
100
class A—10c
Caribbean Airways
59
"I—IIII
Argentine Mining Co
Edison 4%%
Trans
21%
common
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada—_
22%
*
Richmond Radiator
Rico
Feb
Feb
1
i
Engineering
Co
x23
8
Ii
:
Corp
Electric
8
50c
—;
—
Reiter-Foster
8
1
•
Corp
Temper
*
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp)
vtc
Vtc
to Jan
extended
Rochester Gas & Elec
1965—1II"11
3
4%
pfd F
3
3%
97
100
97
20
2"%
96
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Royalite
Russell
Field
Oil
Russeks
'-'w—
14%
'
Feb
16%
Jan
5
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
Ave common
5
26%
25%
26%
25%
Jan
29%
Feb
13%
13
13%
1,900
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
12%
12%
13
2,100
12%
Feb
14
Jan
5
Jan
5%
Jan
United
5%
7,100
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
United
1.25
Company
—
5
1
1
4%
900
—
United
Salem-Brosius
400
30%
Feb
Jan
United
Milk
600
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
United
Molasses
6
100
5% Feb
6%
Jan
common
Inc
l
86
2.50
Milling Co
Ltd
82%
5%
5%
86
5%
1,900
80
Jan
pfd
5%
Amer
series
20
pfd 4% % series
Cum pfd 4.40% series
Bapphir? Petroleums Ltd
Bchick
Bcullin
5%
Feb
5%
Feb
Feb
10%
Jan
Jan
24
Feb
3
common
J
RR
&
900
5%
Jan
6%
Feb
5%
Feb
7
Jan
46%
Jan
49
Jan
pop
na<rp
31,
Jan
B
Jan
8
Feb
5 Va
227 Va
Feb
Jan
2%
Feb
Jan
11%
Feb
Feb
58
Jan
52%
55 Va
37%
38
1
13%
13%
13
10c
2%
Co
1
9%
Feb
United
6%
6%
6%
1,500
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
Universal American Corp
Vitamin
Stores Corp
common
23%
24
900
22%
Jan
27%
Jan
Universal
Consolidated
40%
41%
1,300
37%
Jan
41"%
Feb
Universal
Insurance
2A
26,200
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Universal
Products
18%
2,600
17%
Feb
21%
Jan
Utah-Idaho
Sugar..
Oil
common
50
12
Jan
14
Feb
Feb
2%
5,800
2 Va
Jan
2%
Jan
38 %
37%
38%
29,400
34%
Feb
40%
Jan
1,900
3%
Jan
17%
16%
17%
1,000
15 %
Jan
400
4%
Feb
2,700
2
3%
4
50c
4%
4%
25c
2%
2%
2%
4l
17%
Jan
Feb
5
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
-
63
64%
600
55%
Jan
64%
Feb
31%
31 %
50
30 Va
Jan
31%
Feb
%
45 %
47%
4,000
41%
Jan
47%
Feb
4%
4%
4%
3,900
4%
Jan
5 '
Feb
10
5
39%
37% Jan
Jan
2%
4%
10
52%
Feb
200
15
Co
,
230
%
1
Corp
Reclaiming
States
Feb
5%
1
common
Conditioning Corp
class
Jan
8iS
7%
9,500
Jan
17%
350
53%
7
17%
7%
7%
10s
25
6,700
l
Feb
common——25
89,200
2
33
Shoe Machinery
9%
2%
Jan
7
3%
23%
Jan
1,500
A
•
6%
31%
26,600
7%
50c
13,600
11%
Specialities
Jan
Jan
500
7%
33
~2%
Rubber
United
7%
9%
129
Feb
9%
S
U
7%
Feb
Jan
5%
~1%
Foil
Feb
7%
32%
8%
116
11%
S
Feb
7%
33
10
3,800
"2%
Air
3%
200
6
10
S
21%
9
common..—25
U
Jan
•
_•
5%
Sharing
preferred
Preferred
2{£ Jan
9
126 % 126 Va
5%
1
8%
ft
9
—
100
Canal
Profit
l
Co
Airlines
f9«+notes
23%
20%
3
j
common
Western
United
N
U
—
For
300
6
—
Ltd—
Co
25c
Bcurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard
600
.20
1
Co
24
24
20
Inc
Steel
10%
Feb
Products
4
1
Corp
dep rets ord registered
United
Cum
Bavoy Cil Inc (Del)
Bayre & Fisher Brick
86%
9%
2,900
__8
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum
6%
,
5%
20
common..50c
Corp
4%
United
Bt Lawrence Corp Ltd
Asbestos
Elastic
33%
35
.
Omaha
of
Products
6
4Vi
Co.
YYards
Aircraft
4%
33
——
1
1
United
Carlos
6%
5%
•
*
Ltd
(The F C)
imL
1.50
i
Inc
Co
Fifth
___£1
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
ean
10c
Union Gas of Canada
'
dep rets ord reg
Cablle Corp common
Roosevelt
Company
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
American
Rome
u
Ulen Management
47
Number 5511... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.Volume 183
(1023)
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Range
FOR
WEEK
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Low
High
Vinco
6%
5
86
•
30
4%
30
4%
Co
warrants
6%
Feb
Jan
84
Feb
88
Feb
Feb
31
Jan
5% Jan
Feb
4%
300
104
Jan
95
Jan
20c
9
Jan
Syndicate Inc
5%
Feb
8%
Jan
Jan
30%
Jan
9%
6%
29%
1
Corporation
10
•
Corp
9
16
5%
—
5%
1
4,000
10
6%
29%
16
5%
6%
28%
6,800
1,700
100
4,800
25
15 %
16%
Jan
47/a
A7s
A
Feb
Wagner Baking
7% preferred
Waitt
Bond
&
voting
ext
ctfs
Inc
(issue of Oct 1927)
(Republic of)
de
Janeiro
ARussian
Feb
Watch
Co
1
Webb
&
1.25
Western
—
*
Maryland Ry 7%
Amer
dep
&
Westmoreland
Coal
Inc
Shoe
4%
19 %
136%
Jan
3
Feb
5%%
convertible
Wichita
River
Wickes
Oil
(The)
Williams
(R
25
Wilson
133%
Feb
Wisconsin
Pwr
Lt
&
9,700
pfd
Woodley Petroleum
Wool worth
(F W)
100
1
and
—
'
60 %
_8
1,150
21%
3%s
Bethlehem
1
Steel
Edison
Boston
Chicago
6s
Aug
2%s
Transit
1970
1970
A
3%s
Authority
1st
of
N
listed
mortgage
A 1st
Eastern
Gas
Elmira
Lt
3%s
Ercole Marrelli
&
on
20
15
Total
10
First
Second
10
Indus-
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
100.03
97.90
99.23
100.23
97.95
99.43
100.11
98.11
99.42
98.18
99.44
Jan
37
-Stocks-
Feb
28 %
Jan
Jan
4%
Feb
700
13
Feb
16%
Jan
8%
300
7
Jan
fs
%
41,600
3V2
3%
400
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
15% 15%
105
105
13
13%
*8% 18%
58% 62
60
20
15%
Feb
17%
RR
Elec
A6%s
with Nov
A6%s
ex
Nov
4%
13%
111
3"%
y'j
Jan
12% Jan
13%
18%
100
2,200
f
Date
Feb
20%
Feb.
17——
477.05
158.83
169.45
97.83
101.50
Feb.
20.
476.46
159.28
64.93
169.48
93.02
101.52
Feb.
21—.—.
476.93
159.17
65.24
169.67
97.95
101.50
Feb.
22-
Feb.
—
-
-—
23
Feb
Jan
8%
Jan
Feb
2% Jan
55%
~1%
4,700
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
*62%
*140
Date—
1940
1947
1. 87%
62%
63 %
Wed. Feb. 22
101%
AGesfuerel
Isarco
96 %
45
86%
Western
&
71%
10
69%
73
80.49 Dec
Low
68.05 Jan 18
with
A7s
ex
Midland
Nov
Nov
1940
1
1947
1
due
6%s
—
100%
mortgage
mortgage
96%
110
116
96%
116
*160%
*52
Mar-Now
6%%
52%
1
1964
June-Dec
101%
6
102% 102%
ex
Oct
1
1940
1947
1
Water
&
1960
coupon
28
Gas
Power
Co
Corp
6s
101%
147
148%
*100
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-JwZj/
and
ref
2%s series
M
series
3s
B
1973
series D 1976
series
E
1978
series F
1979
Feb-Aug
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Terni
Gas
———
.
Gas
Gas
3%s
—
103%
98%
April-Ocf
1971™Jan-July
1970_
(Calif.)
Electric
&
Hydro-Electric
3s
3'As
1970
3
90
99%
92
101%
Mon. Feb. 20
2,236,230
99%
Thurs. Feb. 23
2,916,880
94
96
Fri. Feb. 24
2,886,580
4,343,000
4,617,000
10,568,480
$16,556,000
Wed. Feb. 22
*99% 100%
99%
102%
103%
98%
98%
—.
98%
100%
United
Dye
1940
1947
1
95%
96%
96%
103
*100
Chemical
&
United Electric Service
A7s
with
A 7s
ex
Dec
Dec
99%
Total
Wasatch
1947
6s
*25
1956
June-Dec
95
coupon
94
96
32
1963
*103% 103%
*102% 103'A
West
June-Aug
Traction
June-Dec
1960
5s
Newspaper
A
Union
6s
78%
110
79'A
104% 110
103%
102%
~8
FntfrnX™
Friday
American
Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
906,000
13,629,700
14,057,900
155,984,900
162,477,900
$17,474,000
Total
$15,640,400
$163,854,000
$176,259,600
78%
79%
105
104%
110
Transactions at the American Slock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Bonds
Sold
(Number
Range Since
Jan.
Domestic
of
1
Bonds
Shares)
Low
High
NO.
Low
High
20-year
7s
April
A20-year
7s
Jan
ABaden
1946
April-Oct
;
*80
Jan-July
*180
June-Dec
(Germany) 7s 1951
Valley 7s 1948
ACauca
A 6s
series
A
A 6s
series
B
Port
AGerman
AS
f
1939
AHanover
ALima
Cons
AMedellin
6%s
1947
of)
(Peru)
7s
(Plan
stamped
A)
111%
113
Feb-Aug
1951
2%s
3,000
108.000
4.000
128,000
20.000
4,000
102,000
$287,000
$115,000
$18,000
$420,000
917,837
3,266,856"
84
*111% 113
May-Now
1949
6%s stamped
'$82,000
124,000
78,000
Jan. 1 to
Week Ended Feb. 24
125%
22
Feb. 24
1955
1956
1955
1956
of
Shares
3,26G,856
5,042,420
27,947,079
47,987,307
$287,000
Stocks—No.
Germany—
6%s
1
—.
25
22
125
22
$7,000
$15,000
80.000
Holiday —
$60,000
25,000
$482,000
$1,844,000
$3,195,000
115,000
730,000
908,000
18,000
43,000
380,ono
Bonds
redeemed)
stamped
82
22
*117% 127
Jan-July
Bonds
Bondt
Bonds
_w
*80
Feb-Aug
1952
1947
(City
(Prov)
*86
June-Dec
7s
(20%
City
Maranhao
6s
Fri. Feb. 24
Total
April-Ocf
Waterways
Munic
190
Total
Corporate
753,325
706,385
Wed. Feb. 22
Thurs. Feo. 23-
>
Feb-Aug
1951
secured
AHanover
7s
1952
&
—
*70
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
ADanzig
Tues. Feb. 21
*80
Jan-July
1947
Foreign
Foreign
Government
889,309
Mon. Feb. 20
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A
nnn
MffCM
7,821,100
16,556,000
Week's Range
or
+o
$^000
1,580,300
M000
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
132,842,863
_
103%
104
*104% 107
Feb-Aug
1959
102%
12
84,700,012
11,502,390
Bonds
Railroad and Industrial
Jan-July
ser
$17,474,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 24
1956
1955
1955
10,568,480
—
Foreien
June-Dec
Penn
98
-
+25
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Western
88
*100
1956
4,588,000
4,850,000
$12,000
$906,000
1956
Shares
Stocks—No. of
*100
Feb-Aug
coupon
deb 6s
Corp
1953—Feb-Aug
1953
1973—
-
•
—
Week Ended Feb. 24
96%
100
Co—
1940
1
1
coupon
coupon
—
99
101%
1
Aug
ex
Bond
Sales
$4,171,000
3,865,000
100%
103% 103%
—
129,000
—_—
Holiday
245,000
221,000
$12,000
3,736,000
98
71
Bonds
$311,000
$3,860,000
Totai
United States
Government
Bonds
Int'l
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
2,528,790
Tues. Feb. 21
Foreign
and Miscel.
98
100% 101%
*101%
Feb-Aug
+0.6
155.2
Railroad
Shares
Co—
A6%s with Aug 1
A6%s
+0.5
Number of
102
92
98
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
3s
+1.2
348.1
Stocks
-
*99% 100%
Feb-Aug
3s
305.8
*95% 100
100%
Feb-Aug
1976
C
90
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1973
+2.1
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
148% 148%
90
3 %s series A
+1.7
349.9*
324.7
304.2
342.0
283.5
143.6
265.6
284.8
Transactions ai the New York Slock Exchange
98%
101%
*93
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
+3.4
432.4
316.4
269 4
422.1
399.6
445.3
339.5
159.0
335.4
349.9
102
April-Oct
1998_Jan-J«ip
371.7
439.8
Low
335.4
High.
*25
3s,
%
101%
103%
101% 101%
1981—May-Now
3 %s
99%
102
97%
*99
1960
coupon
Service Electric
Harbor
1st
and Service
—
•New
^
+2.5
"
309.4
——
———
Finance
403.5
—-*
High
~
+2.1
323.3
384.4
Goods
Hydro-Electric Co—
with Oct.
A6%s
-—-—1955-1956
Change
322.9
156.2
Goods
Mining
101
99%
*99
_Jan-July
A6%s
Public
102%
95
Feb. 10, '56
__
100% 100%
Jan-July
100
101
104
*176%
.Jan-July
Aprll-Oet
April-Oct.
1968
1970
Piedmont
*101
96
98%
93%
12
:
330.1
413.4
Non-Durable
Trade,
99%
99
*94%
,May-Now
1963
to
3%s
99%
(1939=100):
follows
as
Composite
Utility
125
liq tr ctfs
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
3%s
are
Manufacturing
Durable
48%
54
*100
1952
1971
3s
year
Percent
113
industry
lows for the
1956, for composite and by major
compared with the preceding week and with highs and
Feb. 17 '56
*97
'
1952
coupon
coupon
extended
1st
groups
Transportation
RR
1953
Power
Safe
100%
prices based on the closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended Feb. 17,
current
Jan-July
4%
1963
Power 3%s
1961
Valley
England
1st
98%
June-Dec
1970
4s
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
A 1st mortgage 6%s
1953—
Ohio
63
97
113
7
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of stock
*25
Altalian Power Realization Trust
New
61 %
1
Hydro-Electric Co—
A 7s
Range for 1955
High
81.08
24
*100
,
RR
Holiday
81.10
Feb.
89%
1
-
17
78.87 Jan 23
98%
87%
63
1961—Mar-Sept
1967——Jan-July
81.46 Feb
—
142
30
98%
May-Nou
1953
debs
6s
Guantanamo
High
Low
80.94
1023/4
142
27
98
»
1953
debs
conv
21___
65
98%
1953——>May-JVop
-
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
i
80.96
20
Feb.
High
63
tl00%
coupon
coupon
Averages
Fri.
Low
71%
98%
100.08
Range for 1956
Closing
Feb.
Jan. 1
NO.
150
97%
87%
High
102%
102
102%
V'.—.
101.53
97.98
170.87
65.44
Holiday
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Range Since
Sold
Holiday
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Slock
Tues.
Bonds
■
Thurs. Feb. 23—
Mar-Sept
1956
40
Jan
Week's Range
or
64.90
159.88
481.50
—_
Feb
Jan
62%
May-Nov
——May
1993—,
1993
Total
Bonds
Feb
105
Jan
104
Feb
9
i7tr Jan
450
.
2
Last
Jan-July
1965
5s
Mtge Co-
1
1
B
10
Jan
.
June-Dec
1978
-Bonds—
10
Jan
Jan-July
A
series
4s
Fuel
&
Water
series
4s
mortgage
Averages
30
Division—
J
'
'
.
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
Trans¬
r
Jan
Jan
25%
Jun-Dec
June-Bee
Quar-Feb
1998
series
range),
22
20 Va
200
500
Period
inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power
year's
y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
transacted during current week.
Jan
26
Interest
Exchange
4s
being
Jan
25%
- 4%
Low
Pump
sales
no
24%
50
Friday
&
prices;
45v
Jan
lj|
BONDS
Amer Steel
f Ex-liquidating
(not included in
Jan
8
•
Stock
range),
d Eic-interest.
distribution,
g Ex-stock
the
are
Mon.
American
6%
year's
Feb
5s
£l
Ltd
Hargreaves
asked
Stock and Bond
Below
Ltd—
deposit receipts
6% preference
Wright
13
2
American
5%
20%
12%
3%
15%
common
% Jan
-ft Jan
23%
8
1
4%%
range),
transaction
11
certificates of deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i,"
when issued; "w w," with warrants;
"x w," without warrants.
Jan
Feb
13%
25
Wood Newspaper Machine
WoodallTndustries Inc
,
(not included in
Jan
140
11%
%
1
preferred
bid
Jan
5%
800
8
Ltd
year's
6%
5%
5%
(not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend,
Jan
104
12
--
& Co
Brothers-common
5%
4%
1
5
Petroleums
Wilrich
in
Under-the-rule
56%
37 %
5
Jan
11%
—
Corp
n
37
Jan
37
12
Corp
C)
—
1
preferred
included
(not
h Ex-principal,
transaction
54%
24
Jan
3%
Jan
110
143
Jan
5
Jan
2%
Jan
1
Mfg
White's Auto Stores Inc
5%
76
5%
.
A Bonds
Feb
2% Jan
Jan
%
22 %
21%
2314
10
Weyenberg
transaction
55%
37
5%
45
20
Westmoreland
Deferred delivery
a
54%
being traded flat.
§Reported in receivership.
2
com—•
Stationary
value,
*Friday's
102%
102
„
$36%
June-Dec
for cash
High
Abbreviations used above—"cod,"
102%
i3«
%
Is
ord shares
rets
Tablet
55
2012—Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb
3%
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
2s
Jan
135%
135
action
Jan
Feb
15%
*43%
-Jan-July
A)
1919
23
100
1
(Plan
6%s
21%
l7/a Jan
32,500
40
200
70
5»3s
135%
1st pfd__100
2%
2
Feb
Odd-lot
dividend,
102% 102%
102%
Mar-Sept
Jan
3
139% 140
—
pfd
Ltd
Leaseholds
2,300
400
3
3
102% 104
—
100
Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western
2%
139%
*
preference
Wentworth
—
10c
Knapp Inc
series
$6
40c
1,500
5,700
3%
17%
3%
16%
June-Dec
Jan
Jan
20
2%
21
2
110
Jan
18
650
5%
Jan
3%
400
23
20 %
2
3%
Corp
4%
.1,200
3%
22%
21
1
common
5%
3%
3%
23
———30
Ward Baking. Co warrants
Wasatch
5%
5% Jan
1
*60
June-Dec
1921
par
Jan.
Low
*65
April-Ocf
1931
1997
1
stmpd
Government
A5%s
High
No.
—
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Rio
Range Since
Sold
*65
Afay-Nov
1947
is
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
■>
5% Jan
Jan
108
1
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Waltham
5%
•
100
4%
—
—
Exchange
Mortgage Bank of Chile
Peru
a
•
Co_
Sale Price
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A)
2%i 2008
10% Jan
w
Aircraft
Last
Period
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
♦No
Waco
Interest
Low
29%
90
100
Stock
High
1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
Vulcan Silver-Lead
6V2
700
88
Steel
Industries
Venezuelan Petroleum
Venezuela
6%
preferred
convertible
$4
Vanadium-Alloys
Van Norman
6%
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
V
1
24
FEBRUARY
for Week
Par
Valspar Corp common
ENDED
Sales
Last
STOCKS
1958
2008
Mar-Sept
*72%
75%
73%
155
*154
76
155%
*71
May-Now
*43%
June-Dec
*70
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
—
43%
43%
Total.
nnn
oi;k
r\nr\
i
TO
nnn
2,216,000
720,000
<t«
101
nnn
36
The Commercial an(LFinancial Chronicle
(1024)
...
Monday, February 27, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Sale Price
Par
American Motors Corp
American
Tel
Anaconda
Company
Boston
&
100
Tel
5%
Maine
&
Pers
Boston
cumulative preferred
JJass St Ry Co
6% cumulative preferred cl B
Eastern Steamship Lines Inc
First National Stores Inc
General Electric (new;
_
N
Tel
Y
&
Tel
H
N
Corp
RR
United
Fruit
United
S
26 ¥>
59'/a
Feb
40 3/4
107
Feb
115
Ford Building:
Jan
14%.
130
Jan
14%
148
53 %
Jan
61 %
172
44%
Feb
51%
Feb
12¥B
Feb
18%
642
15 ¥8
Jan
18%
80%
60
80%
Feb
80'%
Feb
75c
5
%
Jan
%
Jan
29%
75
26
Jan
29%
Feb
33
25
31%
Feb
34
Jan
Feb
291
54%
Feb
60
Detroit Stock
2,236
52%
Jan
58%
40%
44
10
4%
393%
114%
Jan
126%
6b ¥4
Jan
761%
170
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
17%
1383/8
Feb
23%
40
22%
Feb
2%
2%
1,600
2¥s
Feb
53%
53 3A
120
51%
Feb
49%,
Feb
52
Feb
25 ¥e
22%
9%
Feb
24
130
Feb
10
Feb
243/s
Jan
120
56
Feb
470
23%
Jan
27%
Jan
22%
2,573
51
Jan
54%. Jan
480
53
Feb
573/4
26%
21%
220
51%
53 ¥4
53%
53
55
55%
240
51%
Jan
55%
61
112
56%
Jan
613/4
Jan
14
Jan
15
Jan
56%
Feb
60 ¥s
Jan
14%
'59
14%
20
58
•
59-%
1,525
Inc
Kaiser
Kinsel
Cincinnati Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
American
Laundry
Low
20
Baldwin
34
34
190
21
34
Burger Brewing
Low
28%
21
10
70
Davis
Prophet
27
28%
Feb
32 %
Jan
35
Jan
Sherman
Feb
23
Jan
Cincinnati
Gas
Preferred
Electric
8.50
com
100
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Transit
Formica
Co
•
Art
Products
25%
Jan
28
Feb
126
59
Feb
64%
Jan
387
26%
Jan
27%
Jan
Universal
102%
U
S
Gamble
|
Allied
American
52%
47
47%
118
43%
Jan
48%
40%
Avco
51%
52
40%
Jan
15
Feb
15%
Feb
ACF
51%
Jan
52%
Jan
ACF
913
78
Feb
&
51%
Jan
56%
23 %
25
106
22%
Feb
25
Feb
67%
67%
50
62%
Jan
68%
Jan
22%
Jan
22%
40
21 ¥2
Feb
22%
202
179%
Jan
186%
55
77%
77%
Feb
83 %
50
75%
71%
75%
100
65%
Jan
75%
49%
53
423
47
Feb
55%
Mfg
17%
17%
17%
100
15%
Feb
17%
17%
17
17%
151
15%
Jan
17%
Feb
Feb
3
Bethlehem
1
Steel
7%
71/4
7%
324
6%
Jan
7%
13%
14%
50
13 %
Feb
14"%
2%
1,400
1%
Feb
2%
50
147%
Feb
159%
16
16
16%
15%
Jan
16%
—
57%
57'A
16
53%
Jan
57%
73%
83
72% Feb
86%
Cities
10
59
59
50
55%
60%
City
Products
Columbia
•
Gas
30%
Dayton
Dow
Du
Power &
Light Co
7
Chemical
5
Pont
Motors
Greyhound
new
International
Tel
Liggett & Myers
Loew's
Tel
&
Tobacco
Co
Montgomery
National
National
Co
Ward
Cash
&
Co
Inc
Lead
New
York
Pan
Central
Airway
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
Pure
Oil
Radio
Jan
623/4
Feb
215%
Jan
232%
Jan
Jan
81%
Feb
Feb
34
Feb
Jan
5874
class
B
680
Ashland
-
Vacuum
43%
45%
423/4
Feb
463/8
Jan
14%
15
141/8
Feb
15
Jan
Baltimore
331/3
225
36%
Jan
38¥a
Feb
Bandinl
32
32
20
Jan
33
Jan
60
29¥8
673/s
Standard
Brands
Standard
Oil
Bankline
Oil
725/8
Feb
Barker
187/s
Jan
22%
Feb
34 ¥a
Jan
3G¥4
Jan
Basin
Beckman
„
89
89
__
351/2
38i/a
85
Jan
94%
Jan
122
34 ¥e
Feb
38%
Feb
25
81 %
81%
10
78%
Jan
843%
Jan
42%
42%
73
403/s
Jan
473/8
Jan
90
18%
19 %
163/B
Jan
19 %
Feb
23%
23%
23%
50
223/4
Feb
25¥a
Jan
—
22%
22%
74
20%
Jan
22¥4
Feb
38
at
Jan
3/,
.Tori
44
Feb
Standard Oil (Ohio)
10
Studebaker
10
Sunray Oil
!
_
Union Carbide
16%
For footnotes
12%
10
see
page
45.
Jan
250
31¥4
Jan
4
691
33/4
Jan
4%
Jan
18
145
17 ¥8
Feb
18%
Jan
27%
Feb
4%
100
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
9%
694
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
%
Jan
13%
Feb
21
32%
Jan
357/8
Jan
Bell
Bros
Oil
Corp
Co
Aircraft
Bendix
Calif__'_;_
of
Corp
Aviation
(Un)
Blue
Mammoth
Diamond
Corp
_
Oil
Inc
Co
_
Corp
729
63 ¥2
Feb
69 ¥2
Feb
15
15
110
143/4
Jan
15 ¥a
Jan
8
245
8¥a
Jan
73/4 Jan
a__
___
¥
Feb
51%
51%
515
1,345
78
373
213/4
Jan
a—
50
Jan
179 ¥2
22%
51 ¥2
Jan
Feb
Jan
186
Feb
78
Feb
83
Jan
Jan
51¥a
Jan
78
639
a483s a49%
225
47 ¥a
74%
865.
673/4 Jan
74 ¥2
a65% a65%
60
71
Feb
71 ¥2
Feb
52 %
360
47
Feb
52¥a
Jan
17
17
390
16
Feb
17 ¥a
16%
173/4
1,070
15¥a
Jan
al47¥a al46 %al47%
176
142 ¥2
Jan
V'
"
74%
74%
50
'
.
Feb
;.17%
(Un)
43
¥8
Jan
Budget
Jan
533/8
Feb
7%
preferred
60c
a37 % a377/8
37«/» Jan
39 ¥8
a42%
a42 % a42 ¥4
12
42 ¥a
Feb
42%
Feb
7%
973
6¥b
Jan
7 ¥2
Feb
I
Burlington
7%
-7%
Plan
14%
8%
14%
525
13 ¥4
Feb
15 ¥2
45%
160
43 ¥2
Jan
45 ¥a
5%
57/B
6,037
3¥s
Jan
6
8 »/4
81/2
255
73/a
20 ¥4
104
20 ¥2
Jan
22
50c
60c
5,950
25c
Jan
70c
8%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
20 ¥4
60C
Feb
Jan
Feb
9%
9'/4
120
Jan
10
Jan
28 3/s
28%
287/a
430
27
Jan
30 ¥2
Jan
9¥a
24%
24V4
100
24
Feb
24 ¥2
55%
56¥a
407
50%
Jan
565/g „Feb
2
2¥a
14,190
154%
1513,4 1541/2
Jan
976
123/4
Jan
13¥a
«27c
6,500
26c
Feb
32c
l\%
1,033
15¥8
Feb
17¥a
Jan
73 ¥2
4
7
385
70¥a
Jan
77
Jan
4,427
3 ¥4
Jan
3¥4
,4b
al5% al6 % .«
a60
"43%
267
20%
a__
Feb
•
—
Feb
Jan
4¥a
Jan
16 ¥4
Jan
a—
—
351
.
413/4
Feb
44
Feb
200
17¥a
20%
20%
50c
16
40
a59¥4 a60%
43V2
43%
17%
17
Feb
19 ¥a
Jan
197/b
Jan
21 ¥2
Jan
231
8
a8¥s
a9
33
10%
10%
101/4
256
10¥4
Jan
10 ¥2
Feb
-10%
_
(Un)
162
137/a
15 ¥8
•
5
__
Feb
Feb
Feb
26c
15 ¥b
3
1
com
146
2%
13%
2
_
263
l3/4 Jan
Pa*-
-10
„
_
Industries
200
451/8
14%
5%"
convertible preferred—
Finance
Jan
Feb
Jan
a377/8
4
al6Vs
Jan
Companv
17 3A
148
2%
,
Jan
Feb
40
22%
1833/4 1843/4
1843/4
15
(Un)
483/4
1033/4
69%
!,v
•
(Un)
(Un).
Borg-Warner
39%
10
Feb
67 ¥4
56%
Corp
14334
109% 109%
46 ¥2
8
•
_
6
10¥s
10%
290
97/'s
Jan
10 ¥2
Feb
16
16
277
15 ¥4
Feb
16%
Jan
—
a30% a31 i/a
122
29 ¥a
Jan
29¥a
Jan
a42 %
a42 a42 %
46
a__
90
a—
-
—
1
8
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
26c
S8
10
17 ¥2
45
Mining
26
58
Feb
Feb
225
III-2
Black
53 %
24%
Jan
24¥s
17
23%
46
1
41%
Feb
105 ¥4
Feb
70
3
Consol Mining (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
53
Jan
Feb
Feb
72
50c
(Un)
Benguet
41%
Jan
Feb
8 ¥2
a__
—
432
22%
1
153% 154%
9
4¥a
Jan
46
__20c
Instruments
Stores
47%
Jan
7¥4
46
10
Broadway-Hale
22 %
3%
27
—1
Budd
10
Feb
24 ¥a
al04%al05%
3
common
Cons
Feb
149
Jan
Jan
1
Feb
9%
Jan
1.40
387/a
25
_100
70%
24%
21
69%
1
—13
60
9%
Feb
Jan
Feb
160
-5':
(Un)
Jan
23%
193/4
95c
36¥a
25¥a
/'=¥
5
Jan
__
220
25¥b
._10
563/8
24
a
a
al8% al93/8
10
(Un)—
641/4
Feb
High
—
—
Jan
70%
24¥a
(Un).—50
(Un)
67
53
a—
101
(Un)
40
Feb
a—
75
200
72
a!9%
25
.
60
50 ¥4
38
Feb
•
(Un)
68%
220
Low
15 % al5%
67
^
..loo
,
58%
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a20% a20¥8
—10
68%
1573/4
Shares
475
Stores
Jan
32%
312
Feb
for Week
72
Bond
533/4
32%
51%
Jan
46%
Sales
Week's
a__
1
Feb
57%
Feb
7
143/4
Feb
11
Chica
Feb
51%
55%
45%
205
Bolsa
43%
50
51 Va
4
250
400
Jan
85
51%
__
600
1,305
46%
8%
48%
47%
57%
7
137/a
4 %
5
51%
„
Steel___
Westlnghouse
Woolworth (F W)
Feb
14%
8%
Boeing Airplane (Un)
45%
•
9%
Feb
4 %
Jan
—
__
Jan
Jan
al09al09%
447/8
47%
__
46
8
565
Co
Barnhart-Morrow
20
154%
Jan
40%
11%
10,700
1
Feb
10
36%
74
15
Feb
Jan
1.20
Co
68 %
22%
36%
44%
25
Feb
l3/a
13%
387/s
RR (Un)_
Ohio
&
Petroleum
22%
44
*
(Ind)
3%
Feb
a64 % a643/4
«
(Un)_.
new
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
67%
__
Jan
Feb
1.10
(Un)
Refining Co
36%
44%
Standard Oil (N J)
New (when issued)
&
_±
60
'■/
3/8
28
of Trices
a
—.
50
(Ill)
II
__
1,225
3
1
11%
7,195
Range
'
*
(Un)
Manufacturing Corp
375/3
140
15
Corp
Refining Co
Corp (Un)—
Atlas
Avco
14%
43%
«
1,947
9%
11%
6%
.__25
Atlantic
45%
41%
3
Feb
Jan
46%
'
—10
(Un)
Co.
Oil
Borden
new
Co
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
37%
43 ¥2
*
7¥4
3
"
&
—
'
Jan
3
Jan
Feb
133/4
>v
-.—5
Tobacco
Tel
&
American Viscose
Feb
*
Tobacco
Smelting & Ref
Tel
American
Feb
53
•
(R J)
Sears, Roebuck
US
57%
66
5
Sinclair
Socony
215
48 ¥4
33¥a
1
Steel
Reynolds
Jan
77%
50
Corporation
Republic
45
68
_____33¥aC
new
American
American
Anaconda Co.
185
•
._.
Anderson-Prichard Oil (Un)
Armco Steel
Corp (Un)
62%
__
Feb
7
2%
'
Feb
228
*
2%
755
210
38%
(Un)
Feb
58%
5
American
200
7%
103 % 103%
(Un)
class B
SS
Jan
81%
•
Corp
Chem
&
Radiator &
30
34
•
Register
Motors
Potash
American
16%
57%
*
2¥a
2%
15
(Un)
31
33%
♦
L)
Co
Jan
60%
,
Jan
Low
.12%
Jan
50
7
5 137/8
.
_
(Un)_
Jan
80%
25
Inc
(Glen
30%
Co
15%
223% 225%
•
Feb
4¥a
9%
2
26%
58%
_•
7¥4
Feb
4%
X
36
34
3
,
Jan
"1.20
(Un)
70
81 %
1%
Corp
International Harvester1
7
3%
a20¥8
Corp (Un)_
157/a
5
Electric
General
50
Jan
5
Federated Department Stores
Jan
180
200
4
4;
•
30
47%
__
225%
5¥a
18
..2%
_
Inc
Arma
Cyanamid
Armour
10
Eastman Kodak Co
30%
70
47%
„
5
General
Martin
30
Jan
7%
28
.1
15"%
__
1
19% Jan
3 %
46
10
_
(Un)
29%
__
•
Curtiss-Wright
4%
38%
(Un)
Can
American
Feb
__
Jan
325
874
Broadcasting Para Thea (Un)__1
Amer
Jan
Service
Feb
13%
4%
44%
9%
American & Foreign Power (Un)
Feb
72%
Ltd
Bosch
American
Jan
25
__
23
Feb
*
(Un)
American
Jan
2
__
1
25
Jan
Jan
13
_1
Mining
Mfg
Airlines
Amer
Feb
153 % 153%
♦
Burlington Mills
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Juneau Gold
American
Jan
__
18
19%
130
10c
American
Feb
14%
Peso
592
200
13%
983
4
25
(Un)__
Corp (Un)
Chemical & Dye
Aluminium
Feb
78
13
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Benguet Mining
18 ¥b
21 ¥4
1,313
-2%
_
Co
Allis-Chalmers
Jan
1
Jan
Angeles Stock Exchange
Inc(Un)
Corp
Corp
Reduction
Allied
Feb
52"%
5
Oil
Jan
11%
10
_
Wrigley Stores (Un)
Industries
Alaska
Feb
10
Co
Feb
l¥4
1,100
Last
Alleghany
Jan
183% 134%
__
2%
Jan
3%
Par
Brill
Admiral
__
25
(new)
.
Feb
102
V.' ■/-/'' /-v.// /•;• •/
22%
Jan
1%
13/8
Friday
94%
63
134%
2
600
3
Sale Trice
120
53
100
Telegraph
1,000
46
STOCKS
1,709
24%
1
2%
1%
127/a
\
1
_
Jan
114
52%
5
Mining
Armco Steel
Ashland
15%
52
10
Radiator
American Telephone &
American Tobacco
Co
Armour
40%
99% 102
__
Jan
l¥a
_1
_
Feb
40%
:;
Jan
5%
ll¥a
10
_
Feb
■>,/"'
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Jan
7%
3
_1
.
.
Los
Jan
15
—*
_
Prods
Feb
Feb
15
••
Feb
5
Feb
Feb
102
■
_
_
Feb
Air
Airlines
Anaconda
10
40%
Aeco
Cyanamid
American
5%
Feb
Feb
Stocks—
Stores
Amer
Jan
8%
36%
47
50
,
Unlisted
5%
5
162
106
*
Printing preferred
Feb
2%
190
Jan
73
25
common
88
91
271
40 %
&
76
Feb
Feb
48
47%
(new)
-
40%
100%
114
*
Procter
5%
9
5
541
47
*
Rapid
.
9
90
113
Lunkenheimer
423/4
100
5%
Jan
90
48
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101%
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Jan
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Feb
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Jan
8%
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Graham
Jan
63
260
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Gerity Michigan Corp
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Jan
60
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Jan
Feb
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Jan
72
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Jan
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Feb
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304
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Feb
Sales
Range
of Trices
l.ast
Feb
Jan
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Week's
Friday
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Jan,
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Jan
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10
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American
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Jan
Feb
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Feb
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Quincy Mining Co
Rexall Drug Co
Shawmut
57
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Pacific Mills
Jan
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prefeired
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5
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Sales
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Range
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STOCKS
WEEK
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Week's
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FOR
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Friday
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Feb
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120
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preferred class A__,
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Montgomery, Ward & Co (Un)
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96%
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350
pfd
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220
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20
1,677
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27
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Feb
39
4
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common
35%
20%
28%
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Schenley Industries (Un)
New
110
—
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San Diego Gas & Electric
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475
1,681
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22
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Sinclair Oil Corp
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36%
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International Harvester
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Dutch Petroleum
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85
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35
190
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58
475
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24
740
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38
30 Va
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100
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187
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25
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145
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58%
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44c
26%
1.75
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Jan
73% Jan
1,100
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Co
43
110
25%
26%
25
Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
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% a24
72% Jan
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3%
86
3
common
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1
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58
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Foods
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Ryan
Feb
4lc
Jan
Jan
101
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22 %
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42%
1
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4%
212
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42 Va
79%
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Feb
23%
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Jan
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603
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Jan
33%
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3
83%
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287/s
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47
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64
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41
31 Va
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143
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Pacific Clay Products
Pacific
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Republic Steel Corn
177
44%
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17
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Feb
27%
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Ohio
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15
1
17% Jan
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17
1
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17
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150
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18
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52
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Jan
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18%
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13
103
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37%
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19%
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44
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Feb
275
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125
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150
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Mining & Chemical
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338
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185
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3
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205
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322
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Inc
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319
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219
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'
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32%
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7%
203
15
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Feb
210
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9%
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15
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8%
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25
(Un)
Chemical
Jan
Jan
50c
Inc
Feb
14%
28%
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1
41%
Jan
350
32%
30%
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Feb
39
National
Low
38%
5
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16%
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220
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'
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25
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48%
5
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21
125
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16
247
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Sales
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47%
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for Week
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Feb
51 y4
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:
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25 %
1
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16%
19%
1.15
1
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Aircraft
10
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1
;
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70
a
•
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Last
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19%
10
Caterpillaf Tractor (Un)
Ceianese
24
FEBRUARY
Sale Price
High
al6% al6%
12%
(Un)
Co
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Par
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Pi ice
FOR
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
56%
23%
__
23%
a71% a71%
15
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80
19%
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Jan
—
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Feb
—
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a__
31,
—
Feb
3
38
The Commercial and Financial
(1026)
Chronicle.Monday, February 27, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Lit
Angeles Stock Exchange (Cont)
STOCKS
Range
WEEK
FEBRUARY
ENDED
24
of Prices
Week'i
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Shares
Last
Sale Price
FOR
Salee
Week'*
Friday
Last
Sale*
Range t
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
of Prices
for Week
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
"
Low
Air Lines
Western
20%
20%
20%
a21
30'A
58%
a51
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Inc
—2.50
Western Union Teleg (Un)
(Un)_.
Wheeling Steel Corp
Wilson
Co
&
Woolworth
York
Cooperage class
Corp
(Un)
Feb
Greyhound
30%
1,145
29
Jan
31% Jan
Griesedieck
58%
908
57
Feb
60%
Feb
Gulf
a51
54
Feb
48%
Feb
Halllcrafters
36C
5,100
39c
Jan
46%
30c
Jan
Oil
Co
Corp
Helleman
Co
(G)
27
13%
Jan
14% Jan
47%
525
47%
Jan
58%
Jan
23%
Feb
23%
Feb
Heller
100
86%
Feb
95
Jan
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Laboratories
Steel
Acme
Admiral
32%
600
30% Jan
32%
19%
20 Va
1,400
19% Feb
21% Jan
8%
600
8
8%
8%
100
57%
54%
57%
1,700
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1,100
65% Jan"
71%
1
24%
23%
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1,900
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24% Feb
1
26
25%
26
400
25% Jan
27
(Un)
Investment
12.50
Feb
Co
Machine & Foundry
American Motors Corp__
American
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San
5
(Un)
&
Co
(111)
&
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Feb
26% Feb
8%
200
7% Jan
8,% Jan
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23%
Jan
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Feb
51
300
17%
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1,500
58%
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75
16%
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140% Jan
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55% Jan
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14
5% Jan
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5,300
5,300
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Feb
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Jan
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14%
69
70
200
61%
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3
500
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450
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Jan
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Feb
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138
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145%
16 %
32%
4
5
Manufacturing Co
Lone
Jan
17%
7%
5
Co
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——
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Duquesne Light
17%
1
5
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Jan
Feb
Jan
42%
Florida
•
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52%
15%
15%
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Feb
285
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Feb
Jan
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Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Cork
130
37
34
Jan
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Ludlum Steel
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31%
41
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41
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2
Canadian Pacific Ry (Un)
25
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10
Jan
*
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120
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Jan
-
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common
Jan
1
Corp
Dominguez Oil
Gas
72%
California
Feb
16%
Jan
31%
—
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Washington
Jan
5
Consolidated Natural Gas Co (Un)
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14%
47%
3
Power
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15
*
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Electric
Jan
65%
Canada
Jan
10
Potomac
50%
1
Corp
Calif
Jan
26%
50
Transportation
Jan
*
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Co
Industries
Clorox
36%
1
common
46%
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Oil
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Jan
35%
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Feb
474
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Feb
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Jan
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Pennsylvania Power &
Feb
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Jan
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Jan
75%
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5
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8%
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Jan
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34%
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28%
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100
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43%
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Electric Storage Battery
27%
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Feb
23
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Feb
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Campbell Soup Co
Jan
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28%
Feb
61%
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Jan
19%
1,163
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39
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26% Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
28
14
Feb
47
36%
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27
Feb
83
Blair Holdings
59% Jan
186%
Jan
44%
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Bishop Oil Co
High
Feb
25
240
14%
1
Corp (Un)
Benguet Cons Mining (Un)
Bethlehem Steel (Un)
Jan
22
585
44%
68%
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Bendix
Jan
25%
66%
10
5
Becknian
Co—
Common
Budd
54%
24%
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Bandini Petroleum
Low
Feb
44%
——*
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Range Since Jan. 1
High
6.50
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Low
22%
Jan
for Week
Shares
1,300
Jan
Jan
Avco
Sales
Range
of Prices
Jan
110%
145%
Refining Co
Atlas Corp (Un)
Atok-Big Wedge
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
Friday
Feb
104%
Jan
172
Baltimore
Sale Price
70%
Jan
65
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Jan
100%
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Feb
26
50
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8%
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(Un)
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Feb
4% Feb
.
138
10
(111)
&
Jan
108%
39%
Jan
7%
Atlantic
15% Jan
94% Jan
140%
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Jan
3%
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97% Feb
Feb
92%
37%
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500
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Feb
33
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21
392
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Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp (Un)
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Corp.(Un)
Jan
19%
700
Tobacco
American Viscose
16% Jan
14%
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American
Feb
70%
20
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500
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10
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Feb
87
39%
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200
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400
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20%
36%
23
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54%
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Jan
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40%
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Corp
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Feb
6%
51%
59%
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Aluminium Ltd
Feb
200
—
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Feb
65%
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Alleghany
Jan
3,400
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Feb
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100
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71
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55%
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Whirlpool Seeger Corp
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28%
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4
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common
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Allied Chemical
500
29%
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Admiral
Feb
110% *
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Feb
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Sale Price
Feb
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Last
Jan
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Friday
stocks
Jan
50%
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San Francisco Stock
14%
1
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24
FEBRUARY
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48%
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14%
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50%
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119
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
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1
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11%
Feb
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37,525
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Jan
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10
86% Feb
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Motors
82% Jan
114
48%
925
43% Feb
49%
39
731
35
Feb
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51%
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55
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(Glen)—
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Feb
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170
68%
Feb
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49%
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23
1,591
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23
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90
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17%
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43
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33%
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83%
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Jan
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100
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41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
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Par
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5%
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51 ¥2
100 3/4
Jan
•
50¥a, 50%
16
10
10¥4
300
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
18 ¥4
10
Feb
a20
a20
15
22 ¥2
Jan
23
82
8,541
78 ¥4
Jan
85
10 ¥4
Feb
Feb
,
Jan
130
128 ¥2
130
245
127
Jan
130
Feb
117
114
117
667
103
Feb
117
Feb
32
31 ¥2
32
1,190
28
Jan
205
214
215
202
Feb
Ltd
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214 '.
Preferred
40%
39 ¥4
32%,
30 ¥s
25
Interprovincial Pipe Lines—
40%
40
5
(John)
Ltd common—*
38 ¥2
27
323/a
220
Feb
Jan
150
Jan
40 ¥4
39
Jan
40
Jan
27¥a
60
14,682
26
—
1,430
40
33
La~g & Sons Ltd
23%
(John
St Lawrence
**»wer
Jan
33
Feb
Feb
26
Feb
27
Mailman
5%
Corp
class
B
Feb
24
Jan
15
755
10 ¥4
Jan
18
Feb
10 ¥4
550
10
Jan
10 ¥4
Jan
26
130
25 ¥2
Feb
26 ¥2
Jan
43
44
3,405
41 ¥4
Jan
27 ¥2
28
150
25
Jan
100
100
45
94
Jan
44
*
100
—
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
10 ¥s
25 ¥2
*
priority
Ltd
preferred
18
__
9¥2
9¥4
9¥2
9,916
103
common
102
46 ¥a
103
47
210
'
Preferred
100
McColl Frontenac
Mitchell
(Robt)
Class
B
Molson
Oil
class
B
Co
Preferred
Steel
Feb
Feb
Feb
9 ¥2
Jan
Feb
103 ¥2
1,215
413/4
Jan
47
Feb
al3
145
13 ¥2
Jan
13 ¥2
Jan
320
2.55
Feb
3.00
Mines
Penmans
Feb
60
54
Jan
553/8
Jan
22
260
21 ¥4
Feb
23 ¥2
Jan
6
6
800
Feb
6 ¥2
Jan
5¥a
5¥a
300
5%
Jan
65c
65c
400
3.80
3.80
200
3.80
3.65
Canadian Marconi Co
Canadian
Cinzano
Power
Ltd
Claude
Placer
Powell
River
Power
Corp
Bros
4%
of
Ltd
Frere
Dominion
Rclland
Class
Square
Paper
Co
of
Power
Hubbard
Felt
Lambert,
Loblaw
Sec
Co
Alfred,
Groceterias
Lowney
Co
MacLaren
Melchers
Ltd
Co
New
Ltd
Power Corp
Ltd
2,760
28
Jan
2,665
51 ¥2
Jan
45 ¥2
45 ¥2
47
875
25
1,775
a77¥2 a77¥2
25
77
Feb
10
115
Jan
Canada
Finance
Feb
15
Jan
55
55
100
493/4
Jan
57
Feb
*
Co
6%
pfd
United
(L El
Hotel
Mining
Oil
and
Ameranium
Jan
75
12
Jan
12
Jan
7
180
Feb
198
Jan
al2
al85
15 ¥2
15%
300
15 ¥4
Jan
153/4
Feb
683/4
355
65
Jan
69 ¥2
Jan
33 ¥4
35 ¥4
875
333/4
Feb
35 ¥4
Feb
....
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a38
5
41¥a
41 ¥4
1,800
9 ¥4
9 ¥4
9 ¥4
400
12
25
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38
a
39
32
52 ¥2
40
4.00
;
93/4
11
37 ¥2
1,181
32
52 ¥2
52 ¥2
a__
..
a__
Jan
42
Feb
Feb
10 ¥2
Jan
Jan
11
Jan
Jan
39
Jan
50
29 ¥2
Jan
200
52 ¥4
Fab
523/4
Jan
100
7 '
4.00
Feb
4.25
Feb
32
Feb
51
21 ¥2
325
20
Feb
213/4
Feb
37
700
35
Jan
37
Feb
145
Jan
52
Feb
al40
9
140
Feb
675
42
Jan
48 ¥2
48 ¥2
48 ¥2
45 ¥2 Jan
48
14
200
14
Jan
15
Jan
49
48 ¥s
49
710
44 ¥2
Jan
50
Jan
49
49 ¥2
80
46%
Jan
49 ¥2
29
Feb
29
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14
•
75
a30
a30
5
2.75
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3.75
4.00
6,200
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16
20 ¥2
20 ¥2
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a41
•
50
44 ¥4
.
10
*
25
42
—
44
Ltd
Mines
16
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
2.75
Feb
Jan
44 ¥2
¥2
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
4.00
Jan
475
14 ¥4
Jan
17 ¥2
Jan
350
.
20
Jan
21
Jan
Jan
41
Feb
Jan
16c
Jan
58
40
3.15
1.75
31,300
9¥tc
8c
9¥»c
67,400
3.00
3.40
Jan
Jan
1.75
Feb
4¥2c Jan
11¥2C
Jan
1.51
Jan
1
43 ¥2 c
43c
45c
1
15c
15c
20c
4,167
15c
Jan
24c
Jan
1
14c
13 ¥2 c
14c
14,000
11¥2c
Jan
14c
Feb
1
30c
21c
40c
590,700
19 ¥2c
Jan
40C
Feb
9.70
10 ¥»
600
9
Jan
10 ¥4
Feb
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
Gold Mines Ltd_
51 ¥2
Jan
Barvallee
25
Jan
Beatrice
83
Jan
Beau cage
117
Feb
Bellechasse
Oil & Gas Ltd A—_1
Gold Mines Ltd
Red
Lake
Mines
—1
Ltd
Mines
42c
2,500
Jan
Gold
Mines
Ltd—1
Ltd—
52c
Feb
53
54¥a
1.230
53
Feb
58
Jan
Boreal
57
55
57
3,580
50
Jan
57
Feb
Bouscadillac
Gold
109
Jan
Bouzan Gold
1
Brilund
24c
1
55c
Mines Ltd
Feb
59c
Feb
Feb
14 ¥2
30
Rare
Bruihurst
Jan
Burnt
75
16 ¥2
115
16 ¥2
Feb
17
Jan
63
Feb
Ltd
Jan
13c 133/4C
28,600
lie
Feb
Jan
,
18c
Jan
2.35
300
Feb
3.35
Jan
58c
60c
15,300
45c
Jan
67c
Feb
Jan
.
2.35
c
25c
56,000
2l¥2c
Jan
29 ¥2c
54c
56c
12,934
52c
Feb
62c
Jan
Feb
1.65
Jan
Jan
42c
22 ¥2
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.25
7,300
1
Ltd
33c
3l¥2c
36c
8,200
1.53
2.22
1,058,600
1.15
Jan
2.22
Feb
1.74
11.74
300
1.74
Feb
1.74
Feb
Jan
17 ¥2 c
F,b
3.35
Jan
1
Ltd
2.10
——1
Ltd—
Mines
9c
•
vtc
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3c
1,000
17¥ac 17¥2c
5,000
2.55
2.65
3,025
75c
71c
76c
23,900
—1
31c
14c
2.20
Jan
Feb
Jan
57%
Metals
Mines
Jan
al9 al9¥2
16 ¥2
Mines Ltd—
6,000
10c
2.35
13c
,1
Oil & Refining Corp
10c
10c
—1
Corp
Mining
73/4C
73/4C
1
Bonnyville
Jan
13c
1
Ltd
Bailey Selburn
Jan
Jan
99
.
8,666
1.65
323/4 Feo
Feb
11 ¥2
13,500
3.05
1.75
Ltd—
Corp
Minps
16c
3.05
1
Ltd———_~—
Metals
14c
20c
Corp
Belle Chibougamau
__
20
Jan
21
Hill
2,031
12%
12¥2
12%
1,841
12 ¥2
Feb
13 ¥4
Jan
Calgary & Edmonton
30
30
50
28 ¥2
Feb
31
Jan
Calumet
__
Uranium
&
MONTREAL
STOCK
STOCK
Jan
243/4
Feb
13c
Jan
25c
Jan
22 ¥2
21 ¥2
(Dunsmuir)
Oils Ltd
Explorations Ltd
Natural
Cartier-Malartic
-*
Gold
Mines
Ltd
1.30
24c
_1
12c
Cassiar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Celta Dev & Mining Co Ltd
Office:
Central
St., New York City, HAnover k-057S
Central
Leduc
Manitoba
Centremaque
-
ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
Cheskirk
Oils
Gold
Mines
Mines
13 ¥2
2,300
2.12
500
1.25
1.44
56,160
3.00
300
2.89
500
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd
—
12 ¥2
Jan
14 ¥s
2.12
Feb
2.25
Feb
1.20
Feb
1.85
Jan
2.77
Feb
3.15
Feb
Feb
3.30
2.80
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.20
500
1.20
Feb
1.25
Jan
1.40
1.25
Feb
1.45
Feb -
25C
39,600
19,500
12c 13¥2C
250,600
8.30
200
8.25
10c 11¥2C
16,500
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500
23c
lie
2.70
2.70
1
15c
15c
10c
15c
12¥2c
15c
49,000
1.13
1.17
4,000
1
133ic
1
14 3/4 c
1
6.15
1.25
*
Ltd
Mines
Jan
8.30
•
•
Feb
55c
Feb
1.20
1
1
Carnegie Mines Ltd—
22%
Feb
5.95
2.80
1
Ltd
Gas
1.30
Jan
42c
500
3.00
Pipelines & Petroleums Ltd_l
1
18%
1,000
2.12
10c
3,625
42c
5.95
12 ¥2
Ltd_3
Mines Ltd
22%
42c
5.95
42c
2
Homestead
Can-Met
Phillips Square
CHICOUTIMI
193/4
8,700
*
Co Ltd
Canuba Manganese Mines Ltd
Telephone PL-9501
-
9,535
20c
Lithium
Canso
SHERBROOKE
243/4
17c
Canadian
EXCHANGE
1203
23 ¥4
18c
Canadian
EXCHANGE
Feb
243/4
Canadian
EXCHANGR
STOCK
Collieries
77c
1
Mines Ltd
Admiral OH" ltd
Oil
Jan
*
Ltd
Atlantic
55c
1
Corp Ltd
Mines
Chibougamau
Canadian
HART
2.65
25c
Ltd
Petroleums
Calata
1
Mines
Tungsten
62%
Branch
Feb
94
Stocks—
Fib
Lacal Branch:
22
Jan
*
Jan
28 ¥2
Feb
85
*
13 ¥4
685
22
100
51
Ltd
58
29
25
a86
36
Ltd
Feb
28%
a22
•
68 ¥2
35 ¥4
_*
Feb
__
—
21
Co Ltd
Pen
—
51
x
Products
Westeel
a__
21 ¥2
100
Corporations A
Windsor
—
5
Wainwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
Waterman
Feb
al85
15%,
*
of Canada Ltd
Union Gas
13 ¥.
29
all ¥2
Jan
1.50
50
Line
53 ¥4
10
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4.00
Pipe
1,700
5,395
a22
—
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40
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1,197
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*
50
Corp Fund
Mountain
13%
14¥2
.
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com
class A
56 ¥4
CANADIAN
13
common
Power
Corp
•
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600
*
preferred
Trans-Canada
Trans
56 ¥4
239 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
page
14
23 ¥2
37
55
TORONTO
see
14
10
1st pfd
Corp
13 ¥4
SAVARD
footnotes
14
13.50
:
Canadian
For
a—
Ltd.
Aumaque
Jan
32%
56 ¥4
-
40
^
61%
TROI3-RIVIERES
al.80
5
Ltd
Canadian
-
al.70
Ltd
Pow
of Can 6%
Southern
Campbell
QUEBEC
Jan
al.70
:
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Ltd
(Can)
Traders
&
Jan
13
32
55 ¥e
25
82 William
55
*
pfd
Ltd
P<5w
13 ¥4
25
32%
55 ¥4
MXMBERS:
Jan
Feb
A
com
preferred-
62%
common
6%
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Telephone
Quebec
Jan
50
Rice
Reitmans
Jan
1.90
65
Royal
Orange Crush
23 ¥2
50
Paper Co
Light
Jan
50
Mount
1st
Jan
63/4
50
*
Quebec
Feb
Feb
138
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f
23 ¥2
5
2.00
Feb
common
s
100
Feb
121
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5
Feb
110
10
Royal
Newfoundland
5
1.75
Jan
36
Jan
922
Mount
Northern
100
23
Jan
3,600
2.50
Ltd
1.75
343/4
100
125
—
*
& Storage
Corp
Jan
100
1.60
*
10
Preferred
class
Light & Power Co
Mtl Refrig
22
20
400
110
1
common
Mo'ore
Jan
23 ¥2
—_*
& Ontario
Jan
50 ¥4
1.50
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Minnesota
58 ¥2
Jan
Jan
1223/4
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Jan
50
36
124
Paper Co
Aubelle
*
A——
Royal Bank of Canada
Co
Ltd
(Walter
Power &
Feb
Jan
54
35 ¥a
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4.00
•
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class A
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12
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1.75
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Feb
3.80
*
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a99
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Jan
35
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33 ¥2
110
'
Feb
-*
class
Ltd.,
Jan
•
—.
class
*
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Jan
__
35 ¥2
Jan
50
a23 a23 ¥4
•
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Can
Jan
14¥2
50
Candy Shops Inc_—„1
Manufacturing Ltd
•
12%
•
57 %
50
Motor
23 ¥2
;
57 %
50
Fanny Farmer
18
13 ¥4
57 ¥a
65c
5,059
Ford
Feb
56%
36
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Jan
*
Oil
Products
Feb
24
35 ¥2
*
12
117
36
57/a
5¥8
300
*
22 ¥2
117
3.75
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A
3.65
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Steel
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''
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3.65
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Dominion
Eastern
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•
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Engineering Works Ltd
Dominion
17 ¥4
24 ¥2
10c
A
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
305
100
.
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240
•
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Power
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Paper Corp
Zellerbach Corp
&
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2,065
25
*
B
17¥»
17¥2
a22¥a a22¥2
*
common
preferred
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General
Arno
—
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_*
Consolidated
David
Inv
A
Jan
Canada
Co
1
Paper
53¥2
Company
6
class
Neon
Class
&
27
117
Jan
Jan
a58
Jan
*
Jan
13 ¥a
a55
26 ¥2
preferred—
.—ICO
Development new common
*
483/4
Feb
21 ¥2
620
•
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Feb
113/4
22
27
6%
43 ¥4
a58
26¥2
45 ¥2
160
6,555
*
26 ¥2
*
common
Products
Steel
Ontario
Page-Hersey
Price
Mills
Jan
45
123/a
•
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Band-Ore
Ogilvie Flour
1.10
45
12 ¥a
—
12 ¥a
Canada Malting Co Ltd-
Lead
al3% al3%
Feb
7
Canadian
Nickel
—
85c
16,800
High
243/4
Anacon
•
Ltd
95c
85c
Low
19 ¥2
Arcadia
•
Car Corp
—
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Jan
Jan
12
91c
1
Shares
Jan
Feb
12
Low
*
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Feb
2.55
'
Week's
203/8
27 ¥2
12
Exchange
Funds
17 5/8
Feb
17¥4
10
860
26 ¥2
—5.-';
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——
National
100
Feb
28
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a22%
Jan
a51
6,885
525
\
51
a51
18 ¥4
27 ¥2
5
Jan
—
24 ¥a
27
•
—
common
Feb
49 ¥2
210
18 Vb
27¥2
•
—
Chemical
&
25
25
24 ¥2
•
A
common
Drug
Noranda
8%
44
100 %
2.55
„
Feb
25
5
Sugar
•
class
i
&
National
al2
*
Montreal Locomotive
**irean
47
*
A—
-
Breweries
Class
*
Jan
23 ¥2
25
18 ¥2
Jan
23 ¥2
35
16'¥a
•
Power
Bloedel
&
23%
V 18
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MacMillan
23%
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Jan
35 ¥4
24 ¥2
5%
Labatt
Jan
35
*
Feb
■•81 ¥4
>
Feb
Jan
50%
82
__
•
Limited
50 ¥a
16
12%
53
100
Power
Service
690
1,520
73 ¥a
Feb
29 ¥4
1
Mexican
101 ¥2
—
,
International Utilities Corp common—5
Public
16 ¥4
Feb
7.50
common
Co
8.95
Jan
.100
•'
.—
International
2,250
16
com
Preferred
International
53
101
50¥a
—25,
Paper
52
100
*
common
International
,11%
53
•
10
Powders
Canada
Feb
100
♦
100
Bronze
8.40
Jan
;
Jan
Feb
1,050
Timber
Brown Company
&
Dominion
Feb
111
&
Canada
Jan
14 ¥4
20%
__
Lumber
Crown
Feb
14 ¥4
31
70
475
31
Par
Angio-Canadlan Pulp <sc Paper
Development Co
Feb
24
23 ¥4
21%
31 ¥4
Feb
29 ¥4
31
Last
Anglo-Nfld
Jan
12 ¥2
85
Feb
Jan
Jan
70 ¥2
.—50
'/%.•//■ "•'v;/v;:: % :
Abltca
13 ¥4
¥
7.00
155
15 ¥4
70
le Price
13%
8 ¥4
463/4
Jan
Feb
14%
293/4
*
Jan
Jan
293/4
Friday
615
5,340
5.55
30
STOCKS
208
>
44 ¥2
155
70 ¥t
Canadian
8,305
—
1,685
Jan
Ffeb
29 ¥4
Jan
7
34
.
200
Canadian Stock
19%
:
5
53
67
*
common
Jan
Feb
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Jan
Jan
Jan
10,865
15 ¥a
51 ¥«
49
244
7.00
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15%
15 ¥a
46 ¥4
6.35
Jan
57 ¥4
»
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Feb
»
Jan
Jan
46 ¥4
al55
_
Jan
67
—
7.00
100
Feb
16%
41%
•
preferred
ol
Jan
Jan
41
2
preferred
3,895
-
Feb
19¥4
*
Corp common
435
67
493/4
145
Jan
32
-1
preferred
Nickel
38
Jan
33 ¥2
:
10%
com
52
63
•
;
pfd
Preferred
19%
10
Canada
Acceptance
International
Jan
37
745
44 ¥2
...
of
50 ¥2
Jan
*
Ltd
Cement
Jan
10%
16 ¥2
1
30
-a7
29 ¥2
17%
Jan
33%
,
Canada
52
67
Bank
Oils
Zellers
160
*
Class B
Jan
17
500
__
8 ¥2
Jan
9%
2,350
7
17
50
__
44 ¥2
common
50
♦
;
Walker Gooderham & Worts_.
Weston
(Geo) class A
Feb
73
7 ¥2
73 ;
.
__
•
preferred
Jamaica
Jan
31%
Toronto-Dominion
Jan
25 ¥2
50
1927
-
Imperial
6%
35 ¥8
Feb
50
Imperial
Int
Feb
23%
61 ¥2
44 ¥2
■
Paper
Bank
Inland
31%
1,970
59%
Alabastine
Oil
$2.25
5,578
24
61 ¥4
common
preferred
$4.50
105 ¥2
23 ¥2
,
Industrial
Jan
24
3
;——|
A
Imperial
,
Steel Co of Canada common
Tuckett Tobacco 7%
United Steel Corp
0
Huuson Bay Mining
Husky
Jan
Feb
1%
Smith
$2.00
49
Jan
B
Howard
Feb
Power
22
;*
Ltd_
General Steel Wares
Class
46
_■.
Canada
Jan
100
class
110
•
.
Goodyear Tire 4% pfd inc
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Oil
a45¥2 a45%
*
Canada
Dynamics
Home
a453/4
Southern
1
preferred
&
«
Feb
20
20
common
of
Lime
9
28 ¥2
35
a7
Corp
common
Gypsum,
Jan
1
Ltd
General
Jan
Southam Co
18 ¥a
1,943
—*
Co
ueneral
26 ¥2
Feb
33
250
!
Bakeries
Feb
17 ¥a
22
•
A
Canadian
General
25 ¥4
725
32%
50
Power
5%
125
17¥4
21 ¥2
5,150
com
Foundation
Co's
25 ¥2
17¥a
105 ¥2 105 ¥2
—*
Fraser
Gatineau
25 ¥2
17 ¥a
32%
•
Corp
25 ¥2
•
21%,:
•
Eddy Paper Co class A preferred
Players
Voting trust certificates
Simpsons Ltd
Jan
a__
Feb
_•
,
class
27
7%
Jan
23%
preferred
Duquis Freres
152
Feb
Feb
11%
Feb
Jan
21
Ltd
Bros
50
Feb
253/4
8
100
Dow Brewery Ltd
Du Pont of Canada
Jan
29
41
*
common
70
68 ¥4
435
24
*
preferred
Jan
69 ¥a
145
Jan
9%
common
3,252
69 ¥4
26 ¥2
Feb
*
,
Feb
70
common—*
86 ¥2
26
*
Chemical
100
50
•
preferred
Feb
145
Jan
9
Coal
Jan
100
50
25
20
Ltd
80
30
145
21
9
com
1,635
100
26 ¥2
75
104 ¥2
High
85¥4
100
•
900
—
Low
82 ¥2
100
pfd—100
Canada
2,904
7%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
common
22
21
common-—.
Low
85 ¥4
preferred
of
a8
*
&
Dominion Tar &
Eiectrolux
Feb
25
preferred
Dairies
Dominion
Famous
25
4%
Breweries
35 ¥2
2.50
6¥c
Dominion
7 ¥2%
400
26
Feb
A
Williams
34
—2
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Dominion Glass common
Donohue
Jan
*
.
Exploration
Dominion Bridge
7 7c
8
9 ¥2
•
_
Dome
Red
a—
100
920
Series
21 ¥2
*
Dominion
5
9
26¥t
•
Smelting
&
Glass
Dominion
al4
9
*
Class B
Distillers
al4
;
*
Mining
Corbys class
i
Sicks'
Jan
a7%
*
•
;
Equipment
Enterprises
Consumers
Sher
Feb
20%
22
——,_10
J)
(B
Combined
Feb
20%
Shares
•
pfd
Bhawinigan Water & Power
•
common
„—
Chrysler Corp
Cogblin
37
Jan
9%
Jan
a8
Companies
preferred
Farm
Jan
20 ¥2
9 ¥2
36
34 ¥2
Canadian Pacific Railway
2b
Canadian
Petrofina
Ltd
preferred—10
Canadian Vickers
-*
Cockshutt
35 ¥2
40
Feb
•
common
Locomotive
Canadian
350
Feb
19 ¥s
for Week
100
common.,
Flour I'/c
•
Industries
Canadian
36
36
33
Corp
St Lawrence
125
__
Canadian Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Lawrence
a20¥2 a20¥2
—
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common—*
St
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Feb
3,585
__
25
-—;
High
27
33
__
*
common
preferred
Low
125
__
—
•
Week's
Last
Sale Price
29 ¥2
19 ¥2
24
Range Since Jan. 1
19%
19¥2
25
25
—
Cellulose
&
FEBRUARY
Friday
Shares
105
_v
ENDED
STOCKS
High
Canadian Canners Ltd——33
Canadian
WEEK
29
.—100
preferred
FOR
Salea
for Week
20c
Jan
38c
5c
Jan
14 ¥2C
Feb
Jan
9.00
Jan
Jan
13c
Jan
2.45
Feb
2.90
Jan
Feb
10,000
12c
Jan
15C
Feb
101,500
10c
Jan
15c
Feb
9c
Feb
15c
Feb
1.06
Jan
1.20
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42
..
(1030)
.Monday, February 27, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
(Cont.)
Canadian Slock Exchange
'■
:'V'V
'y
Asbestos
Dominion
Ltd
Duvan Copper Co
El
Mines Ltd—
Sullivcn
East
Co Ltd
Mines Ltd
Asbestos
Eastern
Gold
Sol
Oil
Empire
—.
Minerals Inc
&
Metal Mines Ltd
Ltd
—
..
—
7,500
13c
Jan
43c
46,000
36%c
Feb
Feb
Westviile
Jan
Wilrich
Petroleums
Zenmac
Metal
29c
43c
17C
Feb
24c
uan
25c
Feb
29c
Jan
11%
80c
96,200
Jan
2,200
16c
35c
—
34c
23c
85c
3.95
5c
Feb
9c
19c
Jan
26c
525
3.00
6.35
1.46
14%
'
205,400
600
15%
Feb
Jan
5.95
Feb
Feb
6.45
Ltd_;
Mines
Gulch
———1
:
1.50
Feb
Feb
43c
Jan
18c
35,000
35c
35,500
28Vic
Ltd,—.—1
Mines
Gold
Hudscn-Rand
Ltd
■
35c
Jan
47c
29%
Feb
32
23c
13,850
200
15,900
Jan
41c
Jan
18c
40,400
Feb
10,500
22c
40c
15%c
35c
52c
17c
10,500
1.35
1.40
Jan
'
Feb
Mines
Iso Uranium
■,
.
,
700
4 Vi %
Jan
Feb
Jan
35c
Feb
39c
Feb
13 %c
1.29
-
Jan
52c
Jan
21c
Jan
22%
60,767
64c
85c
Jan
1.45
.
Jan
-
Feb
9c
1.35
1.35
500
29c
32c
19c
448,800
16,700
1.45
1.55
Jan
20c
28c
1.15
1.15
8c
30,000
1
17%
8c
17%
17'/2
Feb
1.40
4,400
1
1.22
8%c
Feb
25c
19,500
1
Jan
1.35
3,400
25c
Class
100
Kontiki
Lead
Kroy Oils Ltd
Labrador
&
Exploration
Feb
12 %c
Preferred
Feb
20c
Feb
Feb
1.00
Distillers
*
1.70
Jan
preferred
Amalgamated Larder
Jan
Amanda
Aluminium
Ltd
35c
2.00
36c
Jan
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
23,700
28c
Jan
1
!
Ltd
Lead
1.16
20
Jan
Area
Feb
2.50
Arcan
Argus
40c
Monpas Mines Ltd—
Montgary Explorations
LaBine
Uranium
British
New
Dominion
Ltd
Jack
Jaculet
Jason
Lake
New
Pacific
New
Vlnray
Nickel
Rim
Jan
15 %
Jan
Jan
23%
Feb
B
Jan
1.40
Jan
Atlas
Feb
1.56
Jan
Atlin-Ruffner
9c
10c
17,500
7c
Jan
11 Vic
Jan
Aubelle
2.85
2.95
70,425
2.00
Jan
3.10
Jan
Aumacho
300
2.85
Jan
4.10
Feb
500
2.03
Jan
2.50
17,000
6c
Feb
29c
5,000
1,000
Jan
36c
Feb
15c
125
15c
Feb
20c
Jan
47c
63,125
34c
Jan
47c
Feb
Bank
52c
Oils
5,000
79c
84c
46,000
v
Pacific
Pater
Jan
2.00
Jan
Barnat
Barvue
14c
13c
15c
35,300
11c
Jan
16c
Jan
30c
28c
31c
62,600
23c
Jan—
2.25
2.45
1,400
1.39
Jan
2.45
Feb
Base
12 %c 14 %c
22,000
lOVic
Jan
14 %c
Feb
Baska
15%c
__
75c
84c
10,500
64c
Feb
83c
83c
1.00
26,200
70c
Feb
41c
41c
500
50c
48c
51c
81,300
2.12
2.05
2.15
17,700
1
31c
1
Ltd
1
37c
Jan
1.00
Jan
84c
1.00
3.40
Jan
11c 11 Vac
2,593
12c
Jan
Feb
24c
32c
Feb
Feb
200
Jan
8.25
Feb
54c
Feb
2.16
9.90
Feb
Jan
Jan
27c
Feb
Feb
57c
Jan
1,000
51c
20c
30c
51c
51c
Feb
Feb
13
550
12%
1.65
1.80
17,700
1.05
Jan
18c
20c
46,500
12Vic
Jan
1.50
1,000
1.50
Feb
1.68
Jan
18%c
Feb
26c
Jan
20c
Jan
27c
Feb
.
19c
18 Vic
20c
100,200
20 Vic
25c
48,400
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd .l
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
1
Quebec Labrador Develop'mt Co Ltd—1
Quebec Lithium Corp
:
1
2.90
2.49
2.95
209,850
2.98
2.95
3.20
26,400
13c
i\vA
12c
14c
11%
12
Jan
13%
2.05
20c
Jan
Feb
Feb
2.00
Jan
2.95
Feb
2.65
Feb
3.35
Jan
27,500
lOVic
Jan
14%c
Jan
1,225
•
.11%
Feb
13%
Jan
l
gc
9c
12c
52,600
7c
Feb
14c
Jan
1
61c
50 Vic
62c
435,500
44c
Feb
63c
Jan
26
Feb
26%
Feb
R.idlore Uranium Mines Ltd-——
Rayrock Mines Ltd—
l
*
26%
26%
1.53
i.
26 Vi
1.53
I,050
1,000
1.53
2.14
2.14
2.14
200
•
Mines
Ltd
12
Feb
14%
52%
53
155
52
Jan
53 %
12%
12%
12%
104
12%
Feb
13%
Jan
1.60
1.55
1.60
30,250
1.44
Feb
1.98
Jan
25%
565
24%
25
27
Jan
igc
14c
19c
249,550
13Vic
7.90
700
7.75
Jan
Feb
Feb
1.60
Jan
2.CO
Jan
20c
18c
15c
14c
Feb
20c
Jan
605
60c
Feb
80c
Jan
48c
4,700
45c
Jan
65C
Feb
22%
23 %
2,695
21%
Jan
23%
Feb
54
54
133,650
65c
47c
23%
50
20c
64c
—
54 %
433
Feb
57%
53
7.80
1
iic
11c
12c
90,000
10c
Jan
Sladacona
13%c
Jan
*
36c
35c
36c
1,500
29 c
Feb
36c
35c
70c
2,645,240
15c
Jan
70c
Feb
42c
45c
50,700
41c
Jan
52c
Feb
50
13%
Feb
13%
Feb
50
13
Feb
14
Jan
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
17%
17'/a
17%
1,595
24c
18c
25c
367,100
15c
15c
16c
24,300
9c
15c
1,020,100
8c
Jan
15c
345,525
36c
Feb
54c
Feb
38c
Feb
13 VaC
1
17%
Feb
19 VB
Jan
13C
Jan
25c
Feb
14%c
Jan
21 %c
Jan
33c
35c
40c
7,700
32c
Jan
45c
38c
28c
20 %c
38c
2,315,560
17 Vac
Jan
2.30
2.35
800
2.25
Jan
2.35
Jan
Feb
1
54c
9%c
9%c
13c
13,350
9c
Jan
13c
-1
13c
12c
14c
80,125
11c
Jan
17c
Feb
1
9.75
9.60
10 %
4,620
8.80
Jan
10%
Feb
26%
27%
1,025
Jan
27%
Feb
Bata
—
Metals
1.64
1.75
49%
49%
60%
60%
61
1
38c
38c
38c
500
33c
Feb
1
_
12c
12c
12c
2,000
,10c
Jan
25,800
90 Vac
Jan
*
I
92c
1
1.40
—
*
.
407
Feb
1.85
50
Jan
61%
Feb
40c
Jan
13c
Jan
1.09
Feb
91c
94c
1.42
6,850
1.35
4,320
12 Vac
Feb
3,900
2.40
;
Jan
15c
96c
1.04
116,275
44 %c
58c
324,650
14 %c 14 %c
9,100
80c
80c
500
80c
Feb
80c
Feb
1.65
25c
2.55
1.10
18%
II,475
15
Jan
18%
18 Vic 18 Vic
Oil
Sudbury
Sullivan
Tache
&
Cons
Tazin
Torbrit
Trans
1
Ltd
1
Mines
Mines
Tiblemont
_i
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Mines
1
Ltd
Mines
Contac;
Lake
Tandem
Gas
Iron
Ltd
1
Ltd
Fields
Ltd
:
Silver Mines Ltd
Mines
United
21c
26c
56.500
2,000
19c
22c
120,700
64c
72c
30,300
90c
95c
1,000
Corp
Ltd—.
IT
2.05
2.05
500
34c
34c
42c
144,700
25c
24c
26c
1
6.50
6.50
7.65
600
33c
31c
33c
4,000
1.67
1.67
200
35c
39c
31,600
36
36 %
400
2.45
2.60
56,500
1
Ltd
Mines
7
Ltd
fon+notPs
38c
•
H_1
Virginia Mining Corp
For
Jan
_•
Ltd
Lithium
Feb
5.75
64c
•
Ventures
18%c
Feb
19c
United
Valor
Feb
5.05
1
Ltd
Asbestos
18 %c
900
1
United Montauban Mines Ltd
Oils
1,000
1.25
Empire Oils Ltd:
kpp
paep
45.
2.55
Jan
5.60
IOV2C 10%c
1
8.70
5.55
•
Trebor Mines Ltd
Uddlen
24c
1
Ltd—_
Gold
5.60
1
Ltd
3,000
21c
Jan
32c
Bathurst
Power
Paper
&
class A
64
*
64
63%
466-
B
"
42
42
42
25
Beattie-uuquesne
1
*
1
0
1.55
1.50
1.62
96,953
Beatty Bros
Beaucage
—
Beaver
Lodge
Uranium.——-i
Beaver
Lumber
Belcher
Bell
•-
10 %C
Feb
13c
Jan
Jan
22c
Jan
85c
90c
Feb
1.00
Feb
14C
Feb
15 %C
Jan
Corp
Yukon
Feb
3.40
Jan
Jan
62c
67c
71c
Jan
20 %
325
Jan
20%
Jan
1.75
508,153
1.10
Feb
1.75
50%
50%
50%
6,104
49%
Feb
50%
Feb
15c
13 %c
15c
19,000
11c
Jan
15c
Jan
48c
45c
48c
10,711
45c
Feb
55c
Feb
13c
10 %C
13c
49,700
9%c
Jan
14c
Feb
2.61
2.50
2.65
19,226
2.50
Feb
1.45
1.50
4,100
16c
15c
19c
31,500
1.30
1.26
1.37
15,300
1
•
•
4,700
-
.
60c
-
20
1.45
14c
1.26
Feb
Jan
Feb
2.90
Feb
1.90
Jan
20c
1.65
2.06
Frb
20c
6.50
31c
1.67
50c
Feb
Jan
Feb
110
8
Jan
10
Feb
155
32
Jan
33%
Feb
3.50
3.35
3.50
36,900
3.60
Jan
44c
42c
46c
127,750
14c
14c 15 %c
34.150
10c
Jan
11 %c
Mines
Mines
11c 12 %c
15,000
10c
Jan
15c
30Vic
Jan
43c
11c
Jan
18c
Feb
3.00
40c
Feb
Feb
51c
Feb
Jan
8.10
Jan
40c
Jan
1.75
Jan
Jan
46c
Jan
Feb
37%
Feb
Jan
2.95
Feb
1.98
Feb
37c
41,400
14c
18c
580,725
*
5.70
5.00
5.75
3,870
4.90
Feb
6.00
Jan
Tank
•
6%
6%
7%
12,063
6%
Feb
7%
Jan
49
49
25
48 %
Jan
49 Vi
Jan
2.75
common
preferred
2.75
2.75
75
2.55
Jan
2.75
Jan
1.82
1.69
1.84
65,850
1.60
Jan
1.84
Feb
50
,
Ltd—j
1
Gairdner &
60 Wall
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N.Y.-WHitehall 4-7380
Canadian A filiate:
Gairdner &
Company Limited
Members:
Toronto Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Wire system to all
30c
35%
Jan
31c
15c
Mines
Traction
Mines
Jan
15%c Feb
31c
1
Gold
Gold
Feb
33c
Jan
10
33 %
10
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
Feb
Jan
33%
10
50
Bralorne Mines
Brllund
Feb
33%
*
common
Cerium
Bouscadillac
&
2.23
1
—
Gold
Brazilian
Jan
8,100
1.24
Bordulac Mines
Boymar
7%
20%
65c
Bobjo Mines
Bonville
Feb
_1
1
Mines
Uranium—:
Bay
Ribbon
Rock
Feb
6%
1
.
Kirkland
Preferred
Blue
Jan
1.63
1.64
Warrants
Blue
Feb
43
Jan
•
.
Mines
Uranium
Bidgood
64 Vi
Jan
1.25
1
25
—
Ltd——
Mines
Bicroft
Jan
41
450
2.50
2.30
_*
common
Telephone
Bibis
7 %
7
63
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
61c
Feb
12c
12Vic
19c
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.50
Co
Mining
Bevcon
7%
Jan
2.05
Jan
Jan
77c
Feb
Stan well
Steep Rock
Mines
Jan
36 Vac
Feb
16
Gold
Feb
Jan
Jan
58%
1.36
2.55
14 %c
1.60
47%
12 Vac
57c
•
Ltd
Petroleums
1,045
1.02
•
Mines
5,600
•-
v
2.46
2.50
*
Mining
Uranium
25
49%
10
_10
Ltd
Co
'
Feb
aOc
igi/8
Standard
Feb
54c
Feb
Ltd
Jan
46c
——
Warrants
7.90
<1914i
Jan
1
Mines
Cons
Jan
l
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
Mines
Jan
1
Mines
Barymin
Bridge
Mines
290
Jan
-1
Warrants
Black
Refining Ltd
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
Quebec Smelting
13%
13%
—
—
Beta Gamma Mines
1.50
18c
1
Ltd
Jan
1.77
7,500
24c
Development
44c
6,500
■
„.
1.65
1
Ltd__
13%
8%c Jan
Feb
41c
13
1
Ltd
8.75
30c
51c
1,
Mines
8.60
21c
8.75
1
l
Sherrltt-Gordon
Jan
-
10
Mines
50a
Ltd——
Mines
Gold
3.00
A
Mines
Feb
3.90
1
Crest
29,940
—
16 %c
Feb
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
Red
3.15
-50c
Bankfield
Feb
Pitt Gold Mining Co
Quebec Oil
3.00
,"
Baakeao
Jan
Ltd
Mines
Uranium
Jan
3.00
Oil & Gas class A
Feb
1
Mines
Mines
Panel Consol Uranium
Paramaque
1.71
6.15
-
Feb
1.50
34,000
1
Petroleums
Jan
Feb
Ltd
89c
2.40
15%c 16 %c
L__90c
Mines
Jan
1.55
5.80
—
52c
2,950
(Quebec) Ltd_l
Lake
1.00
6,800
2,300
Mines
Jan
142,050
Ltd
Osisko
Feb
1.65
6.00
—1
class
Jan
1.65
Opemiska Copper Mines
Gold
82c
Jan
42 %c
63c
3.90
Ltd
Uranium
77,046
<
1.60
1
40c
1.50
Orchan
Orenada
87c
82c
87c
*
Montreal
of
3.00
Ltd
(1945)
Okalta
Jan
Feb
_
Bank of Nova Scotia
Class
Obalski
108
Feb
*
Banff Oils
35c
1.55
1
Jan
Feb
Preferred
3.75
20c
•
64c
Mines
Bailey Selburn
Jan
10c
1
Ltd
Jan
5.80
Mines
Mines
66 Vic
Jan
52c
15c
Ltd
110
Jan
Resources
Mines
Feb
59 %c
Oils
Feb
32c
—
Bagamac
24c
60c
.
Jan
93
100
'
Feb
10c
29c
_1
9,629
Feb
10
168,200
•
Mines
Aumaque Gold
Gold
•
—
102% 107%
98
Feb
64c
*
River
Avillabona
3.35
2.50
8%c
59 %c
14c
4,620
Jan
8.05
1.62
Aunor
2.50
l
101
96%
5.90
Mines
Feb
1.45
3.35
_1
93%
Jan
37c
—
Yellowknife
82c
Ltd
920
Jan
19%
55c
*
*
1.40
16%c
Ltd
12,500
1.70
Feb
10
1.10
1
Ltd
98
8.50
Feb
21c
——
1,900
1
Jan
1.55
16%
-
Jan
—
36,500
10c
2,500
15c
»
Hardware
1.40
Jan
100
17%
10,500
Corp
1.22
83c
2.10
19c
Mines
1.40
Mines
Norvalie
Class
Ltd.—
Oils
Gold
1.10
700
Jan
16c
■
1.40
1.15
1.55
17
8.05
*
1.20
1.14
1.90
:
1.55
17% :
1
Atlas Steels
1
Norpax Oils & Mines Ltd_
Northlands
12
22%
46c
Ltd
Mines
Nocana Mines
Ashdown
:
2,450
-
Metals
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Feb
52c
Royran Copper Mines Ltd
New
3.55
1
!Ll_
Asbestos
Mines
Jan
_25c
Lafayette
Santiago
2.64
Ltd_-1
i
Marlon
New
54,600
_*
——1_
New
&
3.50
1
Mines
Ltd
New
Coal
3.30
1
Ltd—
Co
Ltd__
Gold
3.40
1
Uranium
Mines
Mines
Ascot
40c
.
Highridge Mining
New
Arjon
Feb
9c
Ltd__
Oil
New Goldvue Mines Ltd
New
Feb
92%
2.91
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
3.20
Jan
1
Mines
New
New
Jan
1
2.00
18 %c
Mines
1
National Explorations LtdNesbitt
2.35
—1
1.90
Feb
—20c
Mines
—1
Ltd—
Jan
90c
5
Corp common—
preferred
81%
30
Jan
21c
47c
120
300
80c
Feb
52%
Mines
100
23%
Feb
14c
50c
Corp
2.95
23V2
Jan
60c
26 %
;
Consolidated
Apex
Jan
92%
al4% al4%
58c
15,100
28,600
Jan
3.25. Feb
22c
2.95
__
104,236
19c
Jan
Petroleums Ltd—
Imperial
92%
*,
67c
65c
14c
Jan
Petroleums
92%
1
59c
60c
51%
Development
5
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Jan
24%
Mines_<
Nepheline
1
Ltd
Jan
Feb
65c
-
467
Rouyn
36c
Feb -•%
2,040
Anglo
31c
19c
75c
Jan
-
26
Jan
31c
17c
52%
1,000
1
Feb
1,000
,
52%
1.14
Feb
52c
18c
25%
1.14
1.50
64c
2,100
107 :
Huronian
21,920
9,700
53c
18c
Feb
Feb
Jan
52%
Anglo
1.58
69c
52c
30c
25%
Jan
1.70
105
Jan
I
Leduc
Oil
Amurex
Anchor
Feb
Feb
17c
—25
Mines
American
Feb
Feb
104%
1
—
Jan
129,000
24
Feb
__50
pfd
13c
•
Mining Corp Ltd—
Petroleums
oommon
4%
Co
4Vi%
43c
19c
1.75
Feb
65c
98 :
Jan
16 %c
23%
40
8.50
»
Jan
18c
20
89,250
•
11c
—1
Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupiae Mines
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
Merrill
v.-
_—~
Feb
10 %c
Feb
23%
105
100
J
Feb
Jan
2.70
Jan
97 Vi
"~ii
——
85c
Anacon
15c
12
25c
1.55
—
25c
Feb
18
Jan
1.95
.
Algoma Steel
17%
100
11
59c
«
common—
debentures
5%
7c
1,000
570
63c
26c
2.70
Jan
11%
15c
•
Uranium
2nd
Maritimes
—1
—
Petroleums
2,000
19%
26%
52c
31,200
2.70
Feb
66c
12c
19%
37%
25
17 %c
'
35c
i__\
Feb
695
104 Vi
-
—
iinii
—:
11c
19%
23%
High
34%
22c
30c
—1
Goldfields
23%
—
Voting trust
1.35
Feb
11%
«
Explorations Ltd
Jan
1.14
4,956
26%
Mines
—
—
Low
37%
11%
Warrants
Algom
Range Since Jan. 1
High
25%
•
Alberta
Shares
36%
100
—
Yellow Knife
Sales
for Week
Feb
24%
Week's
of Prices
Lou1
■■■.
36%
«
common-
Exchange
Funds
Range
'
*
32c
Ltd_l
Co
Mines
Llngside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Lithium Corp of Canada
Louvlcourt
Jan
.4.75
Anglo-American Exploration
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd- —50
20c
Min
Nordic
66c
—-—
Acadia-Uranium
Anthes
Lake
Jan
1
Ltd
Mines
Zinc
50c
•
Ltd
Mines
Keyboycon
1,000-
«
A
American
:
54c
—
HH25
Ttlantic Sugar
Albermont
27c
41 %c
4,450
1.45
-
52c
common.mi!
preferred
Akaltcho
Feb
7Vic
1
Jollet-Quebec Mines Ltd
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd—
Jan
Sale Price
Ajax Petroleums
Feb
28,400 <
10c 12Vic
23% 24V2
15c
25c
1
Co
51c
Last
Acme Gas & Oil
15c
12,500
Ltd
Oil
Ltd
Mines
Feb
O'.
■'
Power & Paper
Feb
17c
155,300
voting trust
Continental
Israel
Jardun
Feb
42c
Par
Abitibi
Jan
4.55
35c
41 %c
500
29c
—1
Jan
3,000
Friday
V;.
Feb
28c
Jan
Feb
—
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co Ltd—_1
23C
43c
*
78c
1
——
Feo
42c
STOCKS
■
Aluminum
Indian Lake
Feb
14y2c
Feb
—-
Canadian
Acadia
4.15
12%c
24%
:
25c
74c
17c
Jan
18c
26 %c
1.40
—1
5
Mines
Jan
Aw
•
Warrants
Ltd
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines
Gold
Heva
59c
15c
Jan
Jan
Jan
20c
41,/2c41,/aC
—
12 Vic
16c
Toronto Stock
Feb
3.00
96c
lOVic
17c
46c
Jan
26,950
36,000
Jan
23c
Jan
15c
80c
24,000
277,300
1,900
17c
41%c
—
7c
74c
Feb
\5
30c
Ltd—-———2
—1
Grandines Mines Ltd
*
Gui-Por Uranium Mines Metals Ltd—•
68c
75,500
71c
Ltd———— —1
Feb
16,500
156,800
32'/2c
Mines
Goldora
Jan
%c
1
Feb
34c
1
—1
Ltd
Mines
Goldale
High
44c
Jan
48c
Alba
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd—
8c 10
425,000
IIIi
Feb
Jan
27c
363,000
40c
47c
3014 30%
28c
34c
21%c
28c
4325 4.40
45c
,
Jan
3.30
5,000
23c
28'/2c
--
1.37
40c
9,700
„c
A,5
2.90
Low
G8c
73c
Ltd
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
High
55 %c
Feb
3.50
9c
•
Ltd—
Mines
Shades
Jan
10
Co
67c
1
Ltd
Westburne
500
17c
2.66
0.30
1.25
16c
—
Oil
Feb
87c
81,700
1
pundy Bay Copper Mines
Feb
20c 23 /aC
—
1
*
(1945) Ltd
Mines
Fontana
Frobisher
80c
Jan
75c
20 /«c
—
222.400
6.75
3.30
43c
3.50
43c
6/aC
1
Falcon bridge Nickel Mines Ltd——•
Fane Mining & Exploration
1
Fab
Feb
for Week
Low
1
Weedon Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd_
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Feb
1.40
19c 22 ,ac
25c
2oc
10 10%
10%
80c
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
4.95
13,650
odC
36 *c
—
*
—1
1
1
.——1
1
.
1
Ltd——
—
Mines Ltd
Mines
Dome
Low
1.10
29c
25c
25c
40c
21c
Week's
Friday
18,000
1.40
6.00
1.30
5.70
1-39
5,80
1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting1
Cleveland Copper Corp
—
:—1
Colomac Yellowknife Mines Ltd
1
Conro Development Corp Ltd—
1
Cons Central Cadillac Mines Ltd—__1
Consolidated Cordasun Oils Ltd
—1
Consolidated Deniscn Mines Ltd——1
Consol
Quebec Yellowknife Mines—1
Copper Cliff Consol Mining Corp—1
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
1
Cortez Explorations Ltd
1
Cournor Mining Co Ltd
*
1
2t
FEBRUARY
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd——.
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
of Prices
par
'
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
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Chronicle
Number 5511...
Volume 183
(1031)
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
BrJtalta
Petroleum
British
American
British
4%%
5%
4% %
High
Low
2.85
3.00
5,925
39
42
45,766
-100
104%
50
54
.
101 104%
53
54
preferred
50
50
50
50
50
48
3.30 Jan
Jan
Jan
Consolidated
Allenbee
Feb
Consolidated
Bakeries
Bellekeno
Feb
Consolidated
Central
Consolidated
Cordasun
42
94
94
Forest
Products
16%
101
Feb
183
-
50%
-100
Columbia
2.31
35
53
Feb
55%
Jan
Jan
106
50
Jan
52
48
Feb
50% Feb
77
93
Feb
95
17
16%
964
380
94
7,855
Feb
Columbia Packers class
British
British
Columbia Telephone Co
16
Jan
17% Jan
Consolidated
225
12%
Feb
15
Jan
Consolidated
East
1,968
36%
Jan
38
Jan
Consol
50
49
50
2.30
4,046
1.75
Feb
2.30
Feb
1.78
1.73
1.80
34,350
1.73
Feb
2.00
739
48
Feb
51 % Jan
,
Mines
Brunsman
Brunston
Brunswick Mining &
Buckles
Smelt
Buffalo
pi/,c
Jan
18c
Feb
Consolidated
13c
23,950
11c
Jan
15c
Jan
Consolidated
Hill
327,620
27c
Feb
60c
Jan
Consolidated
403,766 '
18c
12
3,375
11
Feb
14
Jan
Consolidated
48c
62c
37,200
48c
Feb
80c
Jan
Consolidated Mic
11c
12c
23,500
8c
Feb
14c
Feb
90c
Jan
27c
Feb
66c 66 %c
2,000
66c
Feb
27c
17c
27c
397,700
14c
Jan
9%c
10c
28,500
8c
Jan
Flon
8%
Jan
23c
20c
25c
190,545
15c
Jan
25c
Feb
Mines
—•
4.85
4.85
5.10
41,908
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
1
48c
48c
54c
33,670
78c
90c
260,945
40c
18%
Jan
22% Feb
Consolidated
7.35 Jan
Consolidated
7.00
7.10
300
6.75 Jan
Consolidated
3.25
3.50
510
33%
969
32% Feb'
35
r
Jan
31%
31
31%
195
?«%
Jan
31%
34
34%
Jan
36% Jan
Consol
3.45
34
565
3.95
Feb*
Jan
-
15
58
100
15
175
53
Feb
-
25%
26
1,915
25%
2.76
2.95
83,583
2.65
2.15
2.25
2,600
1.15
1,200
39
♦
1.90
85c
15
Feb
Jan
60
Jan
Feb
26
Feb
Jan
3.40 Jan
Jan
2.65
104
39
535
36
95%
102
Jan
1.15
Feb
40
Jan
Jan
34%
Jan
36
Feb
92
Jan
95 %
Feb-
102
905
Feb
51
104
.
60c '
*' 1.70.
1.68
v
*
250
60c
5Q0
1.70
600*
13
13
102
85
33c
32c-
35c
42c
40c
5.90
6.00
20
45%--
•
Feb
13%
Feb
155%
Feb
75
Jan
103 '
Feb
25c
Jan
> 45c
_10e
40c
Feb
58c
Jan
•
-
13
•
5.85
4,530
—--2,357
40%
31%
2,900
30% Jan -1
32
Jan
31%
1,025
30% Jan
32
56c
66c
Jan
36%
Jan
1,840
19%
32%
:
32%
-
(entire
at
Decalta Gas
$1
Jan
Feb
19%
19%
2,725
19%
Feb
21
Jan
20%
100
19%
Feb
21
Jan
36
35%
36
230
35
Feb
37
Feb
•
9Va
>9%
9%
775
Feb
11%
Jan
3
;13
12%
13%
8,679
12% Jan
14%
Jan
|7Dc
65c
70c
11,198
65c
30C
40c
600
3.35
3.45
34,800
21%
21%
22
2,820
ii**>'
■
42c
Jan
3.75 Jan
2.90 Jan
21
23%
Class
Securities
A
class
*
8
8
8
20
8
Jan
60
60
60
130
56
Feb
*
Canadian Homestead Oils
Machine
A
8%
1
__
preferred
preferred
21%
100
100
Worvflntc!
R Va
Canadian Oil & Gas
Pacific
Reserves
Petrofina
Ltd
preferred—10
r
Jan
65
2.00
2,887
8%
3,514
12%
400
7%
25
Feb
Cournor
Craig
—
Croinor
Nest Pass Coal—
Crows
Mines
Cusco
Feb
90
104
Feb
Leather
Davis
Class B
Jan
Jan
Diadem
Dominion
25
745
200
1,504
103
250
30 %
1.25
1.49
10,100
1.12
1.22
962
80c
80c
80c
500
L*
8.35
8.25
8.35
26,295
8.00
Feb
1.25
1.10
70c
Feb
Eldrich
,
10,326
38
37%
38
4,585
6.95
6.75
7.00
7,175
5.50
Jan
15
14%
15'%
2,160
14%
Jan
19c
15c
23c
91,150
29%
29%
30%
3,414
103
103
60
Equitable Life
Jan
Jan
56c
Feb
15
Jan
12
Feb
2.87
2.65
3.05
1,428,540
78c
Jan
1
32 %c
30c
34c
343,615
18c
Jan
1
1.48
1.35
1.54
59,550
9%C
10C
2.25
2.20
6.35
6.25
•'
—_——
Feb
5.65
Feb
1.25
1.21
1.26
11,600
1.10
Jan
1.60
Jan
5,000
15c
43,700
9c
Feb
15c
Feb
11,500
32c
Jan
39c
Jan
Feb
50c
6.00,
1
14c
25
5%
110
Feb
5%
Feb
Flash
5.35
6.05
6.05
Feb
Fleet
15c
11 %c
Jan
72%
5%
Jan
46,925
4.95
Jan
583,500
7%c
61
Manufacturing
class A
Jan
15c
Feb
Ford
39c
38c
40c
29,300
38c
Jan
44c
Jan
Foundation Co
1.07
1.03
1.21
166,437
94c
Feb
Jan
Francoeur
Chibougamau Exporl
1
1.35
1
1.25
1.40
41,450
1.07
Jan
1.29
1.40
Feb
preferred
Fasteners
1
Motor
Cos
Fraser
1.75
1.75
1.90
37,500
*
2.25
1.90
2.25
500
1.85
Jan
2.55
Jan
75%
75%
35
72%
Feb
85%
Jan
Mines
2.00
100
2.00
Feb
2.00
—
Debentures
2.00
Mining Corp
1
1.72
Feb
72c
84c
9,635
71c
Jan
83c
84c
1
2.12
Jan
Froblsher
87c
4,800
80c
Jan
85c
1.05
Ltd
common
Dunlop common
Equip
Coin
Lake
Coldstream
Colomac
1—
Gold
Mines
7%
1
Enterprises
14c
1.60
1
Mines
25c
r
L
Commoil
.
Petroleum
Coniaurum
Conro
Galtwin
Jan
Gatineau
—
80c
20 %
Jan
71/4 Jan
1,000
65c
14c 14 %c
9,000
12%c
Jan
1.99
1,388,484
95c.
Jan
29c
284,005
1.53
22c
4.00
10%'
905
4.00
100
9c
10
3.35
Jan
Jan
23% Feb
8%
Geco
Power
!
preferred
Ltd
General
Feb
15 %c
Feb
Feb
General
Feb
Mines
Corp
For
see
page
45.
6.50
Jan
1.20
Feb
1.50
Feb
89c
Feb
1.08
Jan
Feb
7.70
Jan
5.80
6.35
33,649
5
150
60 Ve
62
580
53c
53c
85c
52c
Feb
62 %c
Jan
89c
13,800
70c
Jan
1.00
Jan
10 %C 11 Vac
23,333
396,550
9c
Jan
13c
9%c
Jan
18c
Feb
30c
Jan
14c
18c
30c
15,500
59,005
29c
40c
20,500
1.50
4,832
30
1.10
1.10
30%
30
31
4,465
21%
20%
21%
2,130
23
23
23 Va
449
1.95
1.90
2.05
60,257
1.97
1.95
2.01
12,025
48c
11,450
45c
42c
33
31%
33
305
40c
31c
40c
304,138
10
10
10
20
1.50
1.45
1.65
6,105
126
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
4.00
Feb
4.80
General
Steel
124
25
25
155
lie
8%c
12c
38,250
32
31%
32%
784
4.15
4.40
30,955
51c
1,500
Lake
2.80
6,280
56c
56c
57c
2,908
55c
Feb
61c
Jan
Glenn
Uranium
40c
34c
43c
79,315
34c
Feb
44c
Jan
God's
Lake Gold
2.50
Feb
3.50 Jan
5,000
13,800
31
31%
1,345
110 110%
55
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Mines
Mines
:
20c
45
1.08
29c
1.10
29
Jan
53
Feb
1.48
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
•
64c
1.50
32
Feb
Jan
Jan
-Jan
Feb
Jan
20'/a
Jan
21% Jan
23
Jan
25
1.85
Feb
1.95
Feb
2.37
Jan
Jan
2.30 Jan
Jan
38c
Feb
72
30%
Jan
35
Jan
20c
Jan
40c
Feb
10
Feb
10
Feb
Feb
2.00
Jan
Feb
137 %
Jan
1.45
120
26
Jan
7,VaC Jan
12c
Feb
31
33
24%
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
4.55
Jan
41c
Feb
60c
Feb
94
Feb
35c
Feb
29 %
Jan
32
Jan
Feb
112
Jan
4.05
110
17
Jan
97
49 %c
19
Jan
Jan
Feb
19
18%
19
12,155
6
6
6%
550
6
Feb
61%
520
58
Jan
65
Jan
1,084
42%
Feb
46
Ja>
ji.25
1,600
4.65
Jan
5.60
39%
60%
61%
45
44
A_1
5.20
5.00
7%
Jan
Jan
Jan
36%
36%
100
36%
Feb
10%
11
200
10%
Jan
11 Va
Jan
93
Feb
99
Jan
14c
Jan
19c
Jan
95
10
15c 17 VaC
66,825
3.55
32,100
95
95
15C
*
1
Geo-Scientlflc Prospectors
2.50
170
94
40c
1
Geneva
Feb
2.60
Jan
Jan
94
35c
—100
Feb
10
4.10
class
Preferred
200
160
31%
Mfg class A—.——*
Wares common
*
160
4.65
(Canada)
569
124
110%
Jan
Jan
4,500
46
36C
7
Feb
68%
1.36
'v 94
5
Feb
23c
4.25
5.80
Jan
59%
1.20
General Products
29c
Petroleum
4.65
2.50
Development
2.52
Jan
19,700
59,400
3
5
General Dynamics
General
Motors
Corp
1.99
92c
160
,
10
*
Bakeries
4.65
_•
1
*
100
1
common
Mines
Jan
__1
—.—
—
Mines
footnotes
1,145
100
*
Confederation Life
Coniagas
25
7%
10
*
Commonwealth
23%
7%
80c
.1
_1
Copper
Yellowknife
Combined
23%
*
*
Cody Reco
Feb
5.90
97c
41c
Exploration
Feb
5%
Cochrane
Cockshutt Farm
2.20
6,475
Feb
.*
Willans
II,800
6.40
30c
Warrants
75%
——
of Canada—
Gold
25
Consolidated
2.36
4G
'
Cochenour
Jan
29c
1
—*
-1
-20
'
*
—*
—*
*
•
Tungsten Copper—
class A_—
Federal Kirkland
——
Grain
1
Cobalt
11 %c
1.26
*
*
*
1
1
—25°
Players
Chib-Kayrand Copper
common
Feb
5
Farwest
Knitting
Feb
9%c
1.45
16c
Feb
30,500-
89c
88c
Feb
1.58
1.30
61%
3.05
34c
Jan
5.90
20
42c
1.12
90c
Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel
35c
Bar
•
Feb
2.90
32c
Chrysler Corn
97,500
■
1.38
Ltd——
i
4.15
72%
Feb
Jan
Jan
J
Jan
5%
9
Feb
Insurance—J——-25
Feb
72%
Feb
10
11c
Jan
72%
Jan
15
—1
Warrants ext to April 3 1956—,-25c
Excelsior Refineries Ltd
—*
Federal
19%
Feb
Jan
175
1
1
2.11
2.05
Jan
Feb
20%
625
——————1
common
1
4.60
Feb
30%
103
Jan
12
Ltd
3.80
1.66
Jan
10
53c
600
8,250
>
Jan
Feb
19c
Jan
12
—
984
Jan
•15%
*
——1
& Refining
15,400
21c
16%
.7.50 Jan
.
10c
5.65
Feb
27 Va
100
Feb
1,275
2.70
16c
15c
Feb
40
Jan
15
Corp
Famous
37
Jan
Jan
52c
Emerald Glacier
Eureka
1.90
40c
8%
Feb
Feb
20c
Jan
35%c Jan
'/8
Mines
Feb
1.42
Feb
Feb
Feb
15
Mines
Gold
Feb
16,550
38c
—
Pen-Rey Oils
Sol
15c
88
Jan
48c
10V«c
Circle
184,345
116,050
60
Jan
1.90
Jan
8
16 %c 18 %c
Mines
88
1.42
48c
14c
Gold
16,515
8%
18c
Chromium Min & Smelt—
18,865
1.75
Jan
,
*
1
32c
Chi mo
18c 19 VaC
1.65
35 Vac
*
—
1
Mines
21c
36c
common—
1
Mines
Jan
Feb
Chamberlain
Chesterville
17c
8 Va
Centremaque Gold
Cheskirk
30c
34 %
1
Research
87c
Feb
13% Jan
El
9.10
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.30
69c
22c
Jan
Smelting
Mines
Jan
5,400
10,500
20c
•
*
Paper class A—
Elder
i
3.50 Feb
80c
Eastern Steel Prods—.—.—.—
El
90c
40
3.50
12 Va
Mines
Eastern
Feb
4.00
',11-
24c 25 VaC
1.67
1
•
Eastern Metals
Jan
Jan
6,840
1.49
Feb
12%
Feb
13%
2.78
Jan
60
78
—
Jan
Feb
Feb
13%
Mines '
Feb
Jan
Feb
45c
j
Jan
11
Feb
39c
13%
Asbestos Co
Eastern
30c
1.51
Amphi Gold
19
Jan
_
Feb
10 %
Jan
548,100
Feb
V 73c
17%
5.40
10
1
Jan
32
2.50
20
Feb
16 %c
—
Donald
34%
Jan
19C
Jan
-191
1,524
2.65
2.05
Jan-
.
1,000
Textile
Dominion
Don&lda
4.60
Jan
42c
59
-
8,795
Tar
Feb
104
-
2.50
*
Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
Chemical
-51-
-
Jan
?28
Jan
158
Jan
37c
;
Jan-
17
5.40
1.85
Feb
34 %
1
1.90
28c
19%
•'
•
Jan
33%
Dominion
3.20
.
10% Jan
18
1
—1
Jan
11c
16%
25% Jan
4.00
7
Feb
19%
Feb
3.85
Jan
8c
33%
22%
1
6%
141,869
55c
Feb
29c
Feb
-25%
..
Feb
Jan
1.50
Feb
19%
45
1.30
1.15
Feb
13
Feb
12
17c
74c
—,--100
Coal
&
24
1.49
17%
3.50
Stores
23%
*
16%
Feb
*
& Chemical com——-*
Steel
23%
1
17%. Jan
1.56
Magnesium
Dominion
East
2.78
48c
Jan
303,500
73c
30C
.
Feb
Jan
17
19 VaC
-53
25-
Feb
57c
1,013- ■
—
Jan
2.34 Feb
Feb
-
East Sullivan Mines-
2.70
3.95
Jan
1.42 Jan
50c
86
—-—;
Dominion
East Malartic
2.78
-
25c
-—1
2
;—;
——a.
Jan
6c
20,100
—
11
Ltd
Foundry & Steel com
Preferred
Feb
18%
pfd
Jan
74c
Dominion Asbestos
Jan
32
2,300
-
32c
.1.1
18c
(Western)
Exploration
Dome
Jan
8%
7% Feb
191
56c
U
1.70
Seagrams
Distillers
70c
10%
Products
Feb
6.45 Feb
24c
Mines
35 Va
pfd_20
Trust
8.95
23 Vh
Feb
19c
Feb
,
32c
Ltd
Mining Corp
Feb
31%
27
40C
;
Devon-Leduc Oils.——:
40c
31%
36c
32c
Minerals
Detta
31%
103 103%
27
550
7
•57". 57%
190
56c
-
Ltd—
Producers
Rio
Del
Mines
Gold
D'Eldona
75
18%
Steel
•57%.
'
30c J
1
•
1
8,829
10%
Chartered
36c
*
l_l_—i
—-
142,250
Western
Chatco
6%
*
—
Warrants
33
Wallpaper Mfrs class B—_»
Oils
10%c 10%C
1
Decoursey Brewis Mines
50c
Canadian
Charter
10 %c
*
1
A_
class
8%
Canadian
—
Jan
Feb
3.25
-
24,600
1
8
100
Oil
20c 23 Vac
Mines
D'Aragon
Eddy
Porcupine
Feb
i
Jan
105%
Feb
Gold
20 %c
—100
Dyno Mines
93
Feb
Central Pat
90c
5.85
39,319
Ltd
Feb
90
2.74
—
Feb
Jan
21
470
1.28
1
J.
96
96
4.20
Oil
12%
1.16
1—_i
Minerals
Crowpat
Feb
3,850
Explorers
16 %
12%
1.20
5
Jan
30,702
Tretuewey
16%
12%
1
Feb
4.25
Corp Ltd
16%
—10
65c
3.05
Asbestos
25
i
Zellerbach
22 %
Jan
4.20
Co_
710
—'
Trust
Crown
39
22 %
2.95
Gas
351,191
17%
—L—J
Pershing
Crown
Jan
2,087
4.25
Quartz
48c
17
,
Jan
60,100
3.00
Williston
40c
17%
——-—1
Mines
40c
33 %c
4%
18,300
44 c
60c
6.65
198,450
57C
•
19%
840
65c
21%
Utilities
Gas
63,496
2.34
50c
Jan
55c
7,000
1
41c
35%
54c
21%
Prospect
Nat
3.65
2.00
53c
.
Bit
Crestaurum
9%
2.35
Jan
Canadian
•
3.30
2.20
Feb
5.35
Jan
41c
,
3,293
-
*
Mining
12 %
Jan
Feb
Canadian
Canadian Vickers
—
Rope class B—
Donnell & Mudge new com
Duvan Copper Co Ltd——
Duvex Oils & Minerals
11
Canadian Pipe Lines and Petroleums—1
preferred—
3.60
Zinc
32%
47c
25
5.85
6.10
Imperial —
Lead
32%
1
Railway
2.10
8
23
105 105%
62c
•
——
635
12%
33
*
common
24
96
•
Gold
Cos
24
2.01
•
:
class
Locomotive
Malartic
24
10c
Hydrocarbons
21%
B
Cosmos
Jan
8%
Feb
100
„
—
8.75
21
Jan
Feb
40c
3.45
•
-
74 %c
Feb
•
4-——•—-
Dock—
8.40
-1
*
1
'—*
*
Dome Mines
share)
Oils com*.,
—'—■.
Dredge &
9%
Issue
per
8.75
21%
*
Coppercrest Mines
Copper-Man
Mines
Corby (H) Dist class A
,
20%
—25
(Dnnsmuir)
A
31
4.70
Feb
3.00
Jan
2.30
4,375
•
10
Ltd—
Copper Corp
Desmont
series
1
Mining
Petroleum
of Toronto
Copper Cliff Consol Mining
Jan
44% Jan
-
18,880
—25
__—:
Tungsten
West
Conwest Exploration
Jan
31%
33
33
Jan
45%.- 46%-
59c
58c-
6.45
Jan
31%
56c
;
•
common
Min„
Mines
Basin
Sudbury
:
Feb
15,700
.
31'%
:
Jan
loo
1,880
31%
25
Jan
Jan
1.85
57,633
44c
5.90
i
78c
Jan
25
103
1
104
60c.* Feb
Feb -
"Y 1.61
500
155 155 %
"
1
Poplar
Sannorm
Consumers Gas
Jan
"
•
Collieries
Mar
35
95%
*
common
39%
39
33%'
—1
Red
class
Feb
34%.
•
Jan
1
1
Consolidated
Feb
32%
40c
Feb
69c
25
33
13%c Jan
Jan
Jan
30c.. Jan
7.00
27c
51c
Feb
34,003
10c
10,132
Jan
20,801
Jan
22%
14,317
18c
59c
15c
21%
12c
36c'
2.04>Jan
Feb
56c
23c
22%
11%C
Feb
45c
Feb
1.26
13c
56c
Feb
Feb
269,750
300
35,450
"
47,460
17c
2.70
516,455
36% c
42c
1.49
14%c
12c
1
39c
1.35
16c
1
Mines
Orlac
33c
78c
Jan
/Feb
2.70
Dominion
Central
Jan
Jan
44c
33c
39c
Commerce—
Celanese
Leduc
35c
82c
•
2.70
25c
class A
Preferred
Central
59,232
Feb
94c
Jan
Jan
*
33c
_■
Canadian Food Products class A
Central
32c
1
24c
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Castle
72c
19,158
A—
19% Jan
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Cassiar
7,300
37c
Jan
Mine—
14,675
•
Empire Oils
preferred
$1% preferred
Gold
77c
Pershcourt
Feb
Jan
38
Jan
46c
71c
75c
Press
8
25
t
Natural
65,850
Feb
3.10
Feb
Jan
32c
Jan
87c
Jan
2.50
34
62c
63c
Jan
1.92 Feb
4.30
1
Explor-
Mines—
Consolidated
15
$1
Canso
6,400
Consolidated Peak Oils
350
23
Canadian Canners
Cariboo
9,024
35
Jan
.
24%
Minerals—
of
Canam Copper
2.81
Feb
*
British
Canadian
,
*
1
•
Feb
Jan
47c
30,400
2.73
34%
75c
*
Smelting
Jan
40c
18 %c Jan
Jan
4.05
2
Negus
54c
A
Breweries
Canadian
75c 79 %c
2.75
34%
Mines
Oils Ltd-
&
12
Oils warrants-.——i
Bank
Canadian
Gold
Mac
Jan
55
Preferred
5%
44c
11,960
11
.4
—
Canadian
4%
33c
3,509,470
1,145
^
—1
class
Canadian
Oils
I,000
1.92
4.25
31c
42c
2
Canadian
42c
31c
1.21
4.15
1.48
OiU
Canadian
Jan
-
4.25
1
Atlantic
Canadian
82c
•
.10
i
& Cable
Ice
Feb
Mines
Canadian
Canadian
32c
Mines
•
Canadian
69,725
Nicholson
30%
1.00
Gen
82c
Consolidated
Oils
Canadian
52c
Consolidated
Admiral
Warrants
66c
Consolidated Northland
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
Feb
Astoria
Canadian
Feb
13c
Feb
Canadian
on
20c
7,700
'
1.87
Morrison
63,900
—
pfd
500
14c
Jan
Canada-Steamship Lines pfdi——^12.50
called
35c
13c
30%
2.20
Southern
57r
35c
13c
Feb
Jan
1.93
Jan
1.60
Jan
40
3.25
Canada Southern Petroleum L_.
Canadian
35c
1
Feb
common
<
Canadian
——
29
Permanent
Canadian
6,530
10,381
170
Mtge——:—,—20
Canada SafBwav Ltd pfd
—100
1
72 c
1.70
28c
.20
Feb
42c
73c
68c
1.60
15 %c
,
Jan
Feb
65c
68c
1.60
Jan
•
:
35Vac
Jan
30c
7
Feb
.26
Wire
26,081
24 Vac Jan
*
Jan
.
Explorations
B
42c
38c
42c
1
MJ.nes
15c
1
Foundries
Packers
Class
Jan
Marbenor
Consolidated
Coulee
Canada
Jan
3.60
11c
Canada OH. Lands
C
Feb
4.86
Jan
35
ZZ'.i
^
Preferred
Canada
11V8
Jan
3.30
6,000
1
:
B
Jan
4.15
7,400
1,540
common
Malting
Class
9.70
9,400
3.40
Consolidated
78c
I
Lake
Machinery
Canada
28,840
4.45
379,810
common
Canada
*
10%
3.30
15c
*
Canada
Canada
10
4.15
3.30
—
Consolidated Mosher
73 %c
t
Preferred
Warrants
10%c Feb
•
Chibougamau
Met
lO'/a
1
Mining
75c
Oils
Cement
Can
1
Consolidated
25c
Edmonton
Iron
Feb
Consolidated
Petroleum
Canada
25c
22c-
12
•
7,750
38%
8%
Red
25c 27 % c
37
8%
Bread
27 %c
21c
11%
Campbell
1
Oils
12c
8%
Canada
Jan
21c
11%
Canada
16c
38%
*
Campbell
43,500
14 '/a C
*
Dry Dock class A
Flln
25c
»
& Co Ltd
Calnorth
20c
*
Burns
Callinan
21c
X
Gold
Ext
29%
&
,
9%c
29%
Calgary
1
Mines—,;
Howey
11
48c
11%
•
Calalta
.
11 %c
Burlington Steel
Burrard
Feb
Halliwell
33c
13c
'
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
25%c
Guayana
12c
27c
1
Feb
95,698
Arrow
17c
*
Gold
Jan
33c
31c
Lake
28c
1
Canadian
Bunker
Golden
1
Ankerite
Buffalo
Jan
10%
25 %c
1
Gillies
1
Buffalo Red Lake
18c
Feb
27c
Class B- warrants
Consolidated
12%c
1
.
GolcJ
Feb
9
830
Oil
1
Algoma Uranium
Buffadison
High
15c
3,909
9 %
1
Iron
1
*
16c
9
Mines
1
Mines
Mining
15 %c
9
Crest—
Fenimore
Consolidated
Brunhurst
15 %c
Jan
25
Mines
Low
*
—*
Mines
Dragon
13%
.37%
2.10
Reef
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4.25
13
Rights
Broulan
Shares
Low
Warrants
37%
B_.
for Week
Cadillac
Consolidated Denison
13
Columbia Power
Oil
——
Consolidated Discovery
37%
British
Range
Par
165
51
preferred
preferred
British
High
Sales
Week's
of Prices
I ast
Sale Price
Consolidated
4% %
4%
24
Range Since Jan. 1
Co—
preferred
preferred
FEBRUARY
Friday
42
Electric
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
2.85
Oil
Columbia
WEEK
for Week
Range *
of Prices
Low
1
FOR
Sales
Week's
3.50
3.25
5.70
5.60
2.50
Feb
3.90
Feb
Jan
5.75
3,354
5.60
Jan
6.30
1.12
Jan
1.37
Feb
Feb
66 %C
Jan
1
1.30
1.17
1.37
252,894
*
59c
55 %C
60c
61,350
54c
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, February 27, 1956
(1032)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Toronto Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
TJJJj7
Low
¥r^:Par
Goldale Mines
J
Gold
30c
Jan
46c
Feb
Macassa
25c
24c
25c
43,500
24c
Jan
32c
Jan
Macdonald
lie
10c
12c
23.200
9%c Jan
12c
Feb
Macfie
3.35
3.25
3.45
6,625
3.00 Feb
3.85
Jan
Mackeno
47c
41c
55C
90,760
Jan
MacLeod-Cockshutt
'
28c
158
36c
2,670,431
Feb
Macmillan
Feb
Madsen
1
Mines
Granduc Mines
Great Lakes
•
•
1
Utilities com
Warrants'
52
725
10
36c 44 %c
68,650
52c
45c
360,174
36c
Jan
;
•
Gold
& Bloedel
45C.
Feb
Malartic
7.00 Feb
1,390
42% Jan
900
6% Feb
3.40
1,000
3.20 Feb
9.45
Goldfields
ManeasC
Jan
Manitoba
46¥4
Feb
Mapie
7%
,
Feb
—1
1
40%
3,810
25% Jan
40%
4.25 Jan
5.20
Class B
Greening Wire
GreynawK Uranium
Gridoil Freehold
5.20
48,020
9%
9%
380
8
Jan
9%
Feb
81/2
8%
700
7%
Jan
9
Feb
4.50
4.50
200
4.40
84C
1.02
384,328
9.50
9.70
-
—
•
—*
-
*
87c
-«•—;——9o
—
_—
—
Rights
Gulch Mines Ltd———
Lead Mines
Gulf
Gunnar
155
70c
10,500
1.43
15c
18%
11%
-1
1
-1
—-——
—
—
1.15
1.44
4.75
Products common—±
Gurney
21
70c
—
——
Mines
Warrants
1,400
21
50c
—10
Guaranty. Trust
130,050
17c
17,650
17%
19%
14,768
11
11%
9,320
4.75
4.75
50
15C
1
15¥ac
14c
16c
70,000
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine————*
58
57%
59
1,155
Gwillim Lake Gold
RockGold Mines———I
16c
14c
17c
77,300
——1
95c
90c
98c
111,700
1
21c
18c
21c
Harrison Minerals
48c
Jan
Jan
9.00 Jan
20% Jan
50c
1.15
Feb
Fej>
14 %c Jan
Milling
Gold
Heva
Hinde
Hi
10
Feb
21%
Feb
Maxwell
1.10
Feb
Maybrun
1.49
Jan
McCell
Oil
Home
Jan
Jan
Jan
12%c Jan
90c
120
1•
1
27c
25c
30c
76,200
19c
77c
77c
*
13Vic
59
Mentor
13 %c
Feb
1.10 Jan
5 -/sC
Feb
uan
Jan
Merrill
1.27
Jan
23c
16c
Jan
Uranium
Meta
1~C
Jf'cO
30c
Jan
70c
Jan
85c
Feb
Feb
13 %c
Feb
Milliken
54
Feb
5ft
Jan
Mill
9
Feb
Milton
56
290
9
535
23%
24%
4,470
7
Jan
22%
Feb
24%
Jan
Min
Jan
Jan
40
40%
Jan
Jan
Moneta
40%
40
40%
715
*
7.00
7.00
7.05
3,190
•
67 %
65%
.'
'--.i
1 ^
:
Imperial Bank;
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
8%
Assurance
,
9.00
3.90
3,440
10c
15c
1,015,200
41%
12%
'.".Preferred
Jan
2.05
9.00 Feb
International
National
International
Bldg
Feb
7
Feb
New
Jan
85c
Feb
New Athona Mines
8
8
200
11%
11%
1,852
11%
Feb
12
16
Feb
18
10
23%
30
Steel
23%
Alger
53
Jan
New
50%
Feb
New
Bristol
Feb
New
British
8
Feb
8%
Jan
New
Calumet
Feb
New
Concord
Jan
New
Continental
1.74 Jan
New
Davles
Delhi
New
Dickenson
10% Jan
375
22
Jan
24
•
35
35
35%
185
33
Jan
•
35% Jan
82
81
82%
16,918
78%
Jan
130%
160
126 ¥2
Jan
130%
Jan
32%
Feb
Ltd
1
Credits
1 40
128% 130%
31%
32
3.831
12,325
1.40
1.50
15%
*
15%
238
297/a
32%
21,281
28
1.20
Jan
1.50
Feb
16%
32%
3.85
3.70
22,350
2.65
3.50
22,550
2.75 Jan
Waite
Mining
Jacobus Mining
Jaye Exploration
Feb
1
Feb
18c
"1
1 13
1.10
Mines
41c
47c
2.42
2.70
24,425
*
Mines
16
1
~
71
llc
new
for
29,750
jraq
10,200
2.10
cn_
001/
old
„
Laurentide
%
~
New
,
Leitch Gold
77
New
Jaculet
Jan
Feb
Feb
9%c
Jan
13c
Feb
14c
Jan
22c
Jan
98c
Jan
1.30
.4S0C
Jan
49V2C
Feb
2.05 Feb
2.70
Feb
Jan
Kelore
New
Laguerre
New
Marlon
16%
Jan
Feb
12 %c
Jan
8c
~
_
Louvicourt Goldfields
Lyndhurst Mining
,
7
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Gold
For footnotes
see
Mines
page
45.
Jan
15c
22c
29c
Jan
16 ¥a
Jan
Feb
87c
Jan
3.60
15c
50,738
4.50
Feb
£
'
9 9n
New
17% Jan
18
lie
Jan
13c
Jan
Jan
4.50
Gold
—
3,000
1.60
Jan
2.CO
91,000
2.30
Feb
2.80
24c
25c
20,404
4.50
4.80
3,300
33c
36c
5.900
32 ¥4 c
Jan
42c
Jan
23
24 ¥2
2,790
22 ¥4
Jan
24%
Feb
50c
69,000
17
50
.
45c
48c
17
17
3.05
2.95
••v
24C
4.15
_
40c
^
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Royran
Taku
New
52C
Feb
Nipissing
62c
Feb
Nisto
Feb
Noranda
31c
35c
16,500
26c
Jan
40c
Jan
220
26 ¥4
Feb
27 ¥2
Feb
80c
20,400
75 ¥2 C
Jan
84c
Jan
385
17 ¥»
Jan
18%
Feb
40
Jan
42
Feb
17%
17 ¥4
41
41 ¥4
1,872
1.30
1.40
18,750
1.27
Feb
1.56
1.52
1.48
1.54
17,550
1.45
Jan
1.78
15 ¥2
1.01
100
1.22
12 ¥2
1.55
Jan
2.50
5 ¥4
5 ¥4
5 ¥4
4.65
32
32 ¥4
Feb
6%
Jan
Jan
4.65
Feb
28 ¥a
Jan
32 ¥4
Feb
22c
10,950
32
•
Feb
1.47
Jan
5
100
4.15
F b
Feb
15 ¥2
Feb
Feb
27c
Feb
3.10
'•
875
25c
27c
5,000
3.15
3.10
3.65
244,875
28c
37c
350,166
28c
Jan
39c
Jan
81c
93c
47,232
71c
Jan
93c
Feb
30c
51,640
22c
Jan
31c
'
25c
30c
*
»
1.75
*
1.50
1.55
54,355
1.50
Feb
2.62
37,748
2.01
Jan
2.62
95C
1.07
13,475
46c
600
72c
77c
34,031
63c
Jan
19c 20 ¥20
7,300
16c
Jan
75c
1.01
1.01
1.02
1.90
1.95
92c
46C
<
Feb
7,865
1.90
Jan
28c'
26c'
1.60
30c
50,375
1.65
1;60
10,350
25C
1.48
Feb
1.30 Jan
54c
Feb
■
''/
¥";•
Jan
78c
Jan
Feb
20 ¥2 C
1.13
Y 1.01 Jan
55,800
1.90
.
Feb
Jan
1.86
2.45
20%c
.
Feb
4.10
Jan
1.52
,,
.
Jan
2.05
Jan
Feb
38c
Jan
1.80 Jan
Jan
23c
29c
30c
38c
23c
183,425
33c
Jan
:j;
Feb
Feb
Feb
39c
56c.
55c
61c
52,383
50C
Feb
70c
Jan
30c
30c
32c
24,625
29c
Feb
35c
Jan
Feb
63,150
28c
-
33c
Jan
46c
49c
38c
54c
663,443
34c
Jan
54c
31c
75c
23c
32c
623,176
20 ¥2 c
Feb
32c
Feb
llc 12 %c
175,600
10C
Jan
13 ¥2 c
Feb
60c
Jan
90c
Jan
Feb
45c
36c
¥
ll%c
—
,1
46c
Feb
80c
1,217,436
16c
1,004,845
10c
Feb
16c
31a31V2C
30,400
23c
Jan
31 %c
Feb
Feb
14c
27c
230,975
14c
Feb
27c
lie
12c
19,000
llc
Jan
13c
Jan
17¥4c
16c
19c
26,350
16c
Feb
23c
Jan
21c
1
:
13c
31c
__
376,008
69 c
'
«
—
? 11 %c.
1
1
_
¥
2.38
3.90
Feb
Feb
3.60
3.90
424,251
llc
15c
187,258
8¥2c
Jan
15c.
Feb
2.25
_
3.75
12 %c
Copper.
2.15
2.30
5,800
2.15
Feb
2.40
Jan
Mines—;
25c
1
Mines
i
24c
25c
—1
Gold
.1
25c
.114c
12c
25c
3,000
27c
*
1.10 Jan
1.24
29,300
15c
201,100
22¥2c Feb
¥;
v.-
30c
34c
Jan
Jan
25c
Jan
7¥2c
Jan
16c
Feb
1.37
Jan
2.50
Feb
19
19 ¥4
5,960
Jan
20%
Jan
North
3.20
23,950
2.70
Feb
3.75
Feb
2.22
52,465
1.95
Feb
2.55
Jan
14c 15 %c
26,300
39,890
13c
Jan
16c
Jan
North
Feb
3.25
Feb
12,850
28c
Feb
38c
3.00
Jan
54,000
9c
Jan
12 %c
Jan
4,729
51 ¥4
Jan
56%
Jan
34c
34c
2,800
19¥2c
Jan
38c
Jan
45c
30c
45c
64,584
26c
Jan
56c
Jan
13c
15c
8,975
Ltd
;____20c
Mines
4.50
4.80
935
4.50
2.00
2.14
700
1.75
9%C 11 %c
241,600
16 ¥4
9 ¥4
85c
75c
;
10c
Jan
6.00
Feb
29c
5,200
24 %c
Jan
35c
Feb
Northern Quebec Power common
Preferred
1
3.45
5,280
2.65
Feb
Feb
Northwestern
'
22,830
1,355
9 ¥2
260
1.00
44,900
9%c 10 %c
65¥2c
Northern
4.30
92c
16 ¥4
83c
I
Jan
4,240
Mines
Util
preferred
28.550
34c
Feb
85c
Feb
5.10
Jan
Jan
2.14
Feb
9c
Jan
11 %c
Jan
80c
Feb
98c
Jan
14
Jan
17%
Jan
11
7 ¥2
75c
9c
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.00
llc
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
63c
68c
26,100
Jan
68c
32
32
107
2: ¥2
Jan
32
Feb
52 ¥2
Feb
52%
Jan
94
Jan
95% Feb
'
3.45
Jan
7,951
1,084,431
9% '
Canada
7.75
85c
16 ¥2
Warrants
Trinity
Feb
6.65
Jan
7.45
,■
Oil
Oils
17c
67c
10c
Rankin
Land
Jan
7.05
4.60
common
Feb
10 ¥aC
7.30
;
Ltd
2.01
Star
2.57
70c
Mining
Oils
33,635
12c
56 ¥2
14c
Mines
2.74
55
34c
&
2.63
iov2c
55
1
Canadian
North
2.50
206,844
2.73
s
;
Mines
Oil
North
1.95
2.50
llc
Mines
Mines
Corp
Norgold Mines
2.70
2.05
2.20
Mines
Norpax
3.15
Jan
68c
252,900
4.35
Nordon
3.10
Jan
33,000
27 ¥2
.
1.40
--
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd—
51c
-
Jan
3.45
27
t
Feb
Feb
3.30
Jan
Feb
-
Feb
17 ¥2
Jan
Jan
2.90
17%
~
Mines
Yellowknife
Jan
5.20
Feb
3.15
.
27C
New Thurbois Mines
Nib
37c
28c 31 %c
Feb
4.80
Jan
41%
-.——.—I
Rouyn
Superior Oils
32c
26 %c
Jan
Jan
30c
Feb
76c
:-v
50c
Senator
47,725
2.80
Jan
21c
Feb
1.80
33c
_
Rouyn Merger
New
New
60,800
179,650
2.50
Jan
2.80
24%
Mylamaque Explor
Newnorth
18
«
Jan
37%
Feb
15
75c
4.80
•
_
Gold
North
50
52 ¥2
52 ¥2
50
95
52%
95 ¥4
100
100
56c
3.15
100
Jan
Norvalie
40c
30c
41c
Feb
43c
Jan
17
46,901
30c
17
210
16
Feb
17
Feb
Nudulama Mines Ltd
55 ¥2 c
55c
59c
Feb
71c
Feb
19%
23,850
52c
19
835
19
Feb
21
Jan
10
10
135
Feb'
10%
Jan
Obaska
14¥ac
12c
15c
68,950
llc
Jan
16c
O'Brien Gold Mines
73c
73c
76c
17,450
68c
Jan
86c
Jan
10c
T7
„
13c
13,100
Feb
73c
Jan
Ogama
13c
12c
16c
10,320
iiv2c
Jan
22c
Feb
37c
551,100
13Vic
15c
23c
3.15
9%
68c
Feb
3.55
Mines
Lake
Ltd
Mines
Rockland
n
19°3/1
19T
,
i
f
Gold
38c
Feb
Oil
26c
9,100
Jan
35c
Jan
Oka
2.85
10,250
2.70
Feb
3.30
Jan
Okalta
1.85
10,810
1.29
Jan
1.90
Jan
55%
6,525
Jan
57%
Feb
Omnitrans
90%
Jan
Ontario
92%
3,057
8%c
15c
1,251,319
6¥a
6%
150
47
90
Jan
6¥8C Jan
6%
101
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
90c
Jan
2.05
30c
32c
29,125
29c
Jan
37c
5¥2c
5c
6c
114,800
4c
Jan
6V2C Jan
2.85
Exploration
Club
Preferred
common
Warrants
7
15c
71c
11.150
31c
go
Jockey
15c
Jan
4.550
2.14
2.70
2.90
18.065
79c
94c
8.400
Mining
Oils
Feb
8c
80c
2.00
13C
;
Metals
608,117
75c
O'Leary Malartic
Selections
Rare
.
8c
12 ¥4
300
11 %C
12c
6,500
Jan
13c
Feb
Opemiska Copper
8.80
8.60
8.90
1.70
1.99
12,782
Jan
2.18
Feb
Orange Crush
3.75
3.75
4.05
1,800
35c
308,725
13,425
1.42
30c
28 %c
Jan
Feb
Or'enada
31c
26 ¥2 c
34c
78.700
1.99
Feb
Ormsby Mines
9 4n
2.15
2.50
267.800
9%c
9c
97/8C
9,500
10c
8c
40c
Jan
2.50
Jan
97/sC Feb
Osisko
1
Gold
Lake
Jan
82c
Jan
23c
«
*
1
_
16
1.65
24c
North Inca Gold
•
Lorado Uranium Mines.
Feb
Jan
2.30
-
70c
54
7_7
3.55
46C
Mines
Jan
7,'^i
v?n
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.61
1
Minda-Scotia
New
New
62c
«
,
"
Hosiery class A
Long Island Petroleums
2.40
_
1.70
Gold
London
38.735
Mines
Jan
•
__
4.25
Newlund Mines
49c
26c
A
1.37
30c
97C
Gold
24
1
B
Yellowknife
1.22
45c
Jason
2.50
»
class
3.60
Oil
Oil
2.75
7
"
Groceterias
4.20
.1
Mines.
New
46c
1
Mines
220
>
Feb
.
__
Gold
11 ¥4
22,735
1
Gold
Mining
23
a7777777*
Petroleum
2.55
-
Feb
Jan
92c
Mines
1,125
77777"*
Long Lac
118,100
32c
78c
33c
Highridge
Hosco
9,000
(John) class A
*
Candy Shops__77777777~3
Lexlndin
2,150
15 ¥4
Harricana
New
New
40c
5.05
Gold
14%
1.00
10c
32 %c
Mines
24
7
"
Lencourt
13%
29c
..1
Mines
1.17
1
class
98,870
Development
1.10
1
'
Acceptance
3.45
*
Petroleum
23%
19%
771" 1
Mining
Laura Secord
3.25
75c
Warrants
1
Geld
1,000
15¥a
Mines
94
1
,__
Mines
30,100
75c
<
Dominion
1.17
Exploration—1~*
Mines
108,400
15c
15%
—1
Normetal
Mines
Mines
Lang & Sons
52c
Jan
held
Lake Lingman Gold Mines
Lake Nordic Uranium
Osu
25c
Ltd
5
59c
1.10
15 ¥2
Explorations—
Norlartic
•
Lake Cinch Mines
Wasa
7,895
12c
4-^3^
20c
Labatt (John) Ltd
Labrador Mining &
Shore
Jan
for
each
Lake
20c
3.75 Jan
15% Feb
11,000
4.50
1
~i
Lake
16
llc
~~i
Ltd
Dufault
V
17%
4.15
"7777*
Bay
Gold
17%
4 20
l
Copper Mines Ltd—
Oils
1.23
9c 10 %c
171/7
1
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Mines
Feb
.w„l
New
Gold
exchanged
Lamaque
i/.r
41,950
47,911
134,000
41
15c
Coppercrest
15,600
20c
2.70
Ltd
Copper
Being
Luz
38,000
10c 11 %c
Kristiana
Lynx
Jan
32 %c
igc
Kirkland Townsite
Lomega
160,725
18,106
51c
38c
1
Hudson
Class
Feb
1.05
32 %c
Mines
Lake
Loblaw
34 %c
85c
35c
,
Warrants
Liberal
17,950
98c
1
Gold
Kirkland
Little
45c
iqc
Kirkland
La
34 %c
£
Kilembe
Lake
44c
Ltd
Keyboycon Mines
Lake
25c
(1939)
Kelvinator of Canada
One
22c
♦
Jupiter Oils
Kroy
23 %c
Mines
Gold
59c
47c
1.02
1.06
Oils
New
Kenvilie
Jan
55c
1.02
New Goldvue Mines____
Feb
3.40
3.35
Kerr-Addison
29¥4c
;
Jan
■■
Feb
340
Mines
Jan
New Fortune Mines.
Jan
Jan
3,45
Jonsmith
22¥aC
Hew Gas
Jan
14
1
32%
Feb
27%
1
Joliet-Quebec
Feb
99 ¥2
Feb
32
Bay Mines
Joburke
17c
,•
Bidlamaque
85% Jan
A
Iron
Minerals
28,430
—
Mines
102 ¥4
5
Jellicoe
20c
25c
Jan
Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Jeanette
Feb
17c
-
40
'
Feb
Jan
100
17c
«
Car—
100
10
Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
Mines
New
10
47
92%
25c
6%
1.30 Feb
Jan
pfd
Petroleum
300
Interprovincial
Jack
Chemical
Nello
53
common
Ranwick
&
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
2,523
41 ¥4
39c
1
Hosiery Mills class B
Jan
101
Petroleum
Interprovincial
Drug
12% Feb
23,550
980
Jan
■'i
41% Feb
1.55
47
Jan
Feb
Explorations Ltd..
78
16%
46
7
2.12
80 ¥2
Mines
Jan
16
Feb
104
33c
•
~
National
Feb
1.30
Feb
1,190
..
__
11'/a
50%
Preferred
National
Feb
*
class
Co
Creek
Nama
3.90 Feb
15c
Ltd
36% Jan
1.42
Feb
Feb
70
16%
Jan
6
1.51
990
200,239
3,675
•
275
51% Jan
100
6%
1.89
35c
—
2.830
30%
490
6
92 ¥2
*
Works..
19,926
405
104
Jan
9 ¥2
1.60
76c
Locomotive
National
265
101
Feb
Feb
26c
Feb
99 ¥2
*
A
12%
'
Feb
8 ¥4
92 %
„1
class
Brewery
Feb
1,667
15c
9,595
99V2
Porcupine
60
15c
216,600
9%
1
A_
Mogul Mining Corp
Jan
1,965,481
26c
_
—
Multi-Minerals
8c
19c
9%
34'/2c
»
Montreal
3.40 Jan
Feb
1.70
*
_
Moore Corp common
8.35 Feb
Feb
1.50
Jan
2.15
92 %
—
Feb
Feb
3.30
Jan
70c
#
Gas
Corp
Jan
5/100
Metals
Nickel
Metals
44c
1.85
Jan
60C
34 %c
•
41%
7
25
International
Feb
66,425
47
common
Containers class
54
1
International
Feb
Jan
81,575
*
42
100
■;
47c
32c
370,470
—
73%
85c
10
258,700
14%
_
67% Feb
Bl%
*
Feb
47c
1.70
..-
Feb
50%
com
Modern
169
10
Powders
12¥2C
3.30
■
Jan
53
—
Feb
1
12
65c
1134
97/aC
1.50
'
Feb
100
•
.5,520
1.40
103
!
Uranium
37
50%
.
12c
30c
40
6%
__
35c
Feb
2.90
•
73
-
7
*
Jan
8 ¥4
24c
*
Power
64
*
—
—
28c
50
preferred
International Bronze
Jan
6.95 Feb
a—100
-——,—___.
Inland Cement
60
78c
-
'
17C
3.40
National
73
_»
common
preferred
preferred
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inglis (John) & Co
4%%
Inspiration Mining
5,575
8.60
57
—.—I
Acceptance
24,871
Feb
;*JLa
—1
Gold—
$2.25
2.00
3.60
10
:
preferred
Industrial
1.85
1Q
—
Lake
165
12c
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Indian
42,650
38%
3.9Q
'''''.ti'-lvT.'?1
«
3,496
42c
37
8.95
Hy-Charger Petroleums ——1
'V
67%
37c
38 ¥2
_1
Jan
84,850
15c
Mines
Molsons
8.00
•
—
Feb
9 ¥4
350
34c
1.25
:
Ore
12%
12 %
——
103 ¥4
9%
9¥a
50c
Corp
10% Feb
Warrants
Feb
9
3.20
f
Industrial
Lake
Mindamar
10%
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Jan
1
Brick
3,376
1.90
41c
103 ¥4
10
Jan
1,48
Knitting
City Petroleum
7,053
37c
Feb
35c
32c
47c
Warrants
11
1
Jan
2.65
Jan
31c
i
Rights
10%
Rights
•
Light &
Mid-Western
12c
8%
20
5
•
Midcon Oil & Gas
10%
Mortgage
*.. j.
20c
Feb
10c
Mines
Mexican
Jan
10%
Bay Mining & Smelting
103% 103%
Mining
Jan
10 ¥2
& Erie
.56,000
14c
•; Feb
1
Mines
1.38
10 %
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
38c 39 %C
100
Lake
14 %c
100
•
common.
Petroleum
•
Huron
10,200
,
44
Jan
5,000
/
13e 13 %c
55%
Feb
17 Vic Jan
Merrill Island
•
Hudson
2.25
58,700
_
Jan
6
Lake
Red
Feb
B
Paper common
2.20
m
,
18 %c
A
Smith
15c
.
Chipman
Mining
Mining
Jan
14c
0
com
Exploration & Dev
Class
Hoyle
Jan
1.70
.1
:
Porcupine
Red
McWatters Gold
Feb
Class
Howard
2.45
Jan
1
Preferred
Ltd
Co
Feb
1.25
41 ¥4
1.83
_
Frontenac
18 %c
14c
55
10c
24%
2.20
800
"II100
McMarmac
12c
5
5,250
32c
Mines
Jan
10c
Consol Gold
Hollinger
4,035
1.50
1.65
Ltd
6.00
62,516
205,000
•
44
2.40
1.40
38c
1
Preierred
4.75 Feb
50,800
Drilling
Tower
Jan
2.31
2.25
—
Martin-McNeely Mines
Mclntyre
15c
_•
1.49
Feb
42 ¥4
•
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
McKenzie
13C
Canada
Feb
Jan
44
9%
Ltd
Feb
Jan
1.25
Dauch
&
Feb
57c
Jan
1.40
1
—
Jan
Jan
10c
High Crest Oils Ltd—*
Highland Bell
Highwood Sarcee Oils
Jan
24 v2c
Jan
1.25
21,355
-
1.22
2.40
~"oo
1.09
Jan
14c
1
1.35
—
4.60
12%
1.13
Mines
1.26
warrants
22c
14c
—
1.30
warrants
B
19%
1.15
Lake
Gold
Heath
40c
Mining Corp
A
Feb
1
Iron
Red
Headway
50,300
common
Oils
Jan
1
Head of Lakes
53c
•
Mines.
Gold
Marcus
17%
7,266
7,200
Mines
45c
2.25
15c
Mines
11
Mines—11c
Gold
Hasaga
45c
10c
—
Sugar preferred
Leaf
Mercury
Hard
18c
—
Maritime
Feb
~
■
v
31,500
High
Jan
Jan
2.10
Feb
5.00
5.20
Grass Oils
Coal class A
Great Sweet
Great West
34V'2
AOV2
*
Development
Plains
21c
*
_
Marigold
Great
19c
Ltd
Uranium
Maralgo
3.50 Jan
19c
class B
Jan
10,525
90c
Red Lake Gold Mines—
29c
6"%
117,625
._1
Mines_
Feb
8.20
1.22
1
10
46%
1.05
—
Feb
3.20
—
Mines
8
7.00
3,625
1.10
Explorations
Jan
Low
2.20
1
—
Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet Consoiidated Mines
52c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Mines
Jan
37%c Feb
Shares
Low
Mines
Feb
.
for Week
2.13
159
53
45V2
.
'
>
146
6%
————*
Paper
Great Northern Gas
Jan
57
100
9%
9V2
37c
46c
"«25
45%
1
————*
Mines
Grandines
13c
159
52%
60c
"
*
Gold
Bousquec
Jan
151
T50'
Mackay class B—
Graham
17c
41c
52%
*
Canada common
preferred—
Gordon
rH
}
Uranium
Goodyear Tire
43c
*
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
76,750
Goldora Mine*
4%
Low
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
46c
——
Manitou
Goldfields
Friday
STOCKS
Share*
30c
Eagle Gold—
Golden
24
FEBRUARY
-J
Mines
Golacrest
ENDED
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Sale*
Week's
Mines
12%
12
1.78
2.50
Jan
Jan
2.16
2.90
Feb
Feb
Feb
52c
Jan
98c
Feb
10%
Jan
12%
Feb
8.20
Feb
3.75
Feb
26¥2c Feb
67
65
70
37,300
60
Jan
47c
45c
51c
21,900
45c
JVeb
9.90
Jan
4.45
Jan
57c
Jan
70
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
i
Friday
Last
ftTOCKg
•..
i
Pacific
Pamour
Panel
Pan
Consol
Paramaque
Parbec
Uranium
Oils
Mines
Mines
Natural
Pipeline
Gold
2.25
3.00
136,507
51c
47c
54c
42,509
Mines
•
48c
Torbrit Silver Mines
1
930
13,058
1.84
77
188,150
23c
18c
27c
'
Jan
Jan
1.99
Feb
Jan
37c
Jan
$1.30
38,090
.>51/4
800
1.45
41.55
14,100
81c
89c
-20,966
,47c
Jan
95c
Jan
37c
9,732
30c
Jan
46c
Jan
8.50 /8.60
1,955
Jan
10%
Jan
1.45
33c
J
81c
8.50
•
33c
,
1.02
Jan
4.75
1.50
Jan
1.20
Feb
5.50
Jan
7.25
Jan
1.74
Feb
Oils
&
Mineral
Gold
of
B
C
Jan
53
Jan
117
Jan
117
Jan
18%
220
16
Jan
18%
Feb
| 30c
2,000
22c
Jan
42c
Jan
;18%
30c
3.15
2.90
3.20
1.25
T-40
21,750
1.44
1.35
4.45
11,890
1
—
1.78
15 %c
13V2
•
Oil
1,195
70c
1
Roy
54
1
4.05
*
10%c
.
_
Metals
Uranium
1,556
44% Jan
16% Jan
16%
39%
300
65
39%
22%
,
lOe
Tan
1,100
il
i
Oil
Pipe
Line
17
36% Jan
Tan
SX
Feb
Jan
25c
Feb
42V* Jan
44%
Jan
45
49
44%
46%
48%
2.14 :
13,968
Feb
13c
Jan
1.56
Jan
2.20
Feb
1.60 Jan
2.17
Feb
36c
Feb
3,685
125
2.03
1.97
2.11
23,105
30c
36c
85,100
Tan
72r
Tan
53%
Feb
67%
Tan
2.05
Jan
4.30
Jan
l6fi0
Feb
i1^ IS
19%
Tan
ir3/
\
OS
Tan
iov
Tan
R93
Tan
12
tin
Vlcour
5,650
48,100
2,380
38%
38%
160,438
7.60
7.30
2,625
8.60
8.50
6,410
215
JaS
in'j6
V
Tan
Jan
49
,
Jan
30c
3,255
36c
40c
10
v
10%
Feb
14c
15c
7.00
Upper Canada Mines
"
6.90
33c
1.70
15%
1
—
Mines
320
8
560
8 50
2.45
1,400
18c
62,000
_1
2.90
198,773
2.03
Jan
3.00
Feb
2.95
44,370
2.60
Feb
3.40
Jan
luc
Roi5 Jan
"t22
buc
625
35,620
700
19% Feb
23% Jan
29c
Feb
30% Jan
36c
Jan
35
Jan
1,325
19,450
24,700
300
6.60 Feb
30c
Feb
1.66 Jan
14% Jan
32%
7.00
33c
1.73
15%
6.65 Jan
95c
36V*
8%
23%c
98c
3,466 /
4.50
35%
8%
22c
__
4.50
100
36%
29c
3,403
650
841,750
8%
2.85
2.85
3.00
14'/4
14%
70%
69%
70%
3,719
13 %
55c
23%c
13 %
69c
26c
625
235,550
5,025
W
1
Labrador
1
13 %c
58,500
8%c Jan
15c
Jan
west
1
11 %
32,200
II
Feb
18
Quebec Manitou Mines
1
1.33
12,700
70c
Jan
Quebec
Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
•
4.05
30,330
2.70
1
21c
25,700
18c
Quemont
•
27
3,982
20%
Jan
84c
Radiore
Uranium
1
_°
Rapid Grip & Batten—
Kayrock Mines
1.50
yl.65
15,400
1.89
1.80
$1.91
|73/4
16,133
7%
2.20
2.00
©.30
56,055
12c
1
Reef
1.60
'
9%c
lU2c
6,500
__«■
__1
Petroleum
Reeves MacDonald
Regcourt
Regent
Gold
1
Mines
Mines
2.25
_1
Refining
Renabie
19c
7.85 Jan
40c
1
1
Rio
Palmer Oil
Rupununi
1.05 Jan
5.50
40%
8%
29%c
2.85 Feb
Riverside
Silk
class
Rix-Athabasco
3.40 Jan
,
15% Jan
697/a
Feb
74%
Jan
11 % Jan
43c
Jan
22 %c Jan
13 %
69c
Jan
Feb
27c
Feb
26c
Feb
Rockwin
Rowan
1.82
Uranium
Jan
Ashley
I2%c
12%c 14%c
5.85
33,995
Jan
Western
Canada
Breweries
,1
^5
32
32%
1,004
Jan
29%c
Feb
Western
Grocers
class A
43
43
25
1.05
3.65
1.91
Feb
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
2.00
Feb
10
59c
VI.90
I
32
200
400
2.40
16,600
40c
7,327
1.60
Jan
10
10
1.00
if .05
17,400
73c
49,550
17VaC
Jan
53c 'hi 60c
.22,905
17c
16c
13c
11c
18c
22,200
62
61 % >62
%
1,954
12%$
13
1,705
13%;;) 13%
680
Ryancr Mining
1
17%c
17%c+I7%c
4,910
6t
1
86
Gold
1.30
_1
.
12 %c '4
■
3.45
Debentures
3.00>
15c-,
3.55
870
•
Jan
57%
Jan
10%
Jan
13
Jan
14c
80
Water &
Sheep Creek
Power com_
Wiltsey
Coghlan
1
12%c
12c
13c
Winchester Larder
1
12%c
11c 127/8c
Feb
Windward
Jan
Winnipeg & Central Gas
-Feb
78c
Jan
Lead
Yankee
Silver
&
Yellowknife
Yukeno
Jan
63
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan
24c
Jan
86
fi8 £
2.6i5
2.55
3,850
2.55
Feb
2.99
11c
108
38,666
1.45
2,075
2,183
68
9c
1.35
Jan
146
Simpsons
Siscoe
class
70
Jan
14c
1.65
7.75$ 7.90
21,445
7.75
Feb
8.85
1,500
10 %
Jan
11%
Jan
26%
26%
J 26%
413
25%%
26
Feb
27 %
Jan
26
75
25%
Feb
26%
Jan
5.10^ 5.10
120
5.00
Jan
19c21%c
59,550
Ltd
Gold
1.051
—
Mines—
12,000
2.10
2.20
48,540
ll%cl2%c
22,500
Metal
Zulapa
1
53c
1
,,
5.20'Jan
19c
27c
Feb
1.15
Jan
*
Anglo
5
Newfoundland
Asbestos
British
Develop
Corp
*
Brown
Souris
Valley
Oil
Feb
55c
Jan
Canada
Feb
13'/2
Jan
Jan
Union
Oils
_____•
17%
17%;|17%
2,685
16 %
Feb
18 Va
Jan
Vinegars
Canadian Cottons
10,950
.
Spanish American Mines Ltd
Oils
Spocner
■
Stadacona
61c
Jan
Canadian
General
Jan
16
Feb
Canadian
Industries
Jan
31c
Feb
Canadian Marconi
Feb
Canadian
15,250
26c
Standard
Stanley
43
375
56c
,1
70c
8,100
*
Paving & Materials
Brock
45%%
2.65
32%c
(1944)—36c
class
•
B
Oil & Gas Ltu
Olsen
1
Stedman
Gold
Bros
84c
.*
Investments
*
Mines
Cons
Superior
Propane
1
1
common
Preferred
1
Swltson
2.55
Jan
I6V2C
Jan
37c
Feb
Dalhousie
23c
Jan
38c
Week'i
__
12 %
40%
20c
5.40
35% v 36'%
530
34%
Jan
37%
Feb
7%
Feb
7%
110
84c
25,587
55c
Jan
16,000
12%c
Jan
£
©3%
275
63 >66%
22
8
Jan
89c
Feb
20%c Feb
24% Jan
Jan
6,593
57%
Jan
66% Feb
13c
43,650
IOV2C
Feb
137/sc Jan
for Week
Shares
15%-;fl8%
61c8
Feb
16c
Jan
I
l£cf
63c
Tandem
Taylor
225
2,313
24%
24%
24%
1,435
Jan
24% Feb
18%
20
__
18%
8%
150
150
18% Feb
8% Feb
21% Jan
8% Feb
670
28
29
29
__
21%
Gaspe
Teck-Hughes
Loblaw Inc
102 %
Jan
103 %
Jan
1.66
Feb
26%
Jan
Jan
3.35
Jan
8
103%
103%
1.64
1.52
$1.64
54,313
1.22
11V2C
ioc
i(i%c
15,000
8c
Jan
Temagami
Texas
Mines
Calgary
6%
6%
>6%
100
5%
Feb
1.35
1.35
4l.40
11,334
126
Jan
1
25c
Feb
.
31
Jan
16% Jan
19"% Jan
5.10 Jan
6.00 Jan
8V2
29%
20%
.1,320
Jan
32
24
52
14 Vs
14 %
295
46%
9.50
35
46%
9.70
36%
19c
115
2,275
2,532
4,125
Jan
6% Jan
33Va Jan
17c
Feb
20%
21
25% 26%
35
35
33 34%
112115%
1,410
2,355
300
200
715
21%
6'/8
500
17c
Jan
Jan
6% Jan
17
Jan
Jan
11% Jan
36Va Jan
46
20c
Jan
—
41
22% Jan
26% Feb
20
Feb
24% Jan
34
Feb
33
Feb
109
Feb
'^1%
40
11c % 13c
36,452
9%
2.22
7.80
7.60
1.11
1.10
J
9%
\ 2.35
I
—
6
85
38
Jan
36
Jan
115% Feb
39%
41 %
925
38%
Jan
41% Feb
12%
84
13
85
650
285
13
83
Jan
Feb
14
90
Feb
Jan
7
*
100
20,040
8.30
16,170
^ 1.23
11,500
40%
Feb
10c
Jan
9
2.30
2.25
88c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
\
42
Feb
14%c Jan
9% Jan
87%
—
*
—
87% 87%
33%
34
46% 46%
45%
47
5.90
6.00
4.75 4.75
55
57
5%
5%
57c
62c
30
145
30
845
3,624
300
1,553
2,705
17,203
86
33%
43
45%
5.70
4.70
50
5%
57c
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
94
34
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
•
45%
1
1
•
*
1
5.95
—
57
5%
6lc
<
46%
52
6.10
5.15
57
6%
68 %c
Jan
———
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
Jan
1.43 Jan
*
2.50
——
11%c Feb
Jan
•
2.30
115
—
Feb
3 00
50c
1
7%
*
—
40
8%
25%
■
_^1
41%
—
Feb
Jan
Jan
90
45
Mines
21
26
35
5
Interprovincial Utilities
26%
Jan
560
|
13c
36
19c
com___*
Jan
Jan
5.75
26
I
-3 24
lp3%
1
9.50
1
Securities
Mines
22%
75c
22%C Feb
Feb
1
Gold
Copper
Hayes Steel Products
International Paper common
9,720
5.00
.13.10
22%
•
21,
„
..
Feb
250
3.10
24
common
—
46%
•
45
18%
8
25%
*
Mines
1,307
21V8 Feb
5% F*>b
14 Vs Feb
6
—
*
•
Feb
24,713
56,600
100
Pearson
Bi°h
48% Jan
13 % Jan
42% Jan
31
*
23
228,600
26
*
„
Lou>
43 z Feb
11% Feb
40
Jan
<o
190
1,115
1,120
18%
6.00
*
Maclaren Power & Paper
Minn & Ont Paper new__
Niagara Wire Weaving——
Ogilvie Flour common
Pato Consolidated Gold Mines
Pend Oreille Gold Mines
Price Bros
Third Canadian Gen Invest Trust
Yukon Consolidated Gold Corp
70c
20c
5.40*5.60
135
common
r„.„
45
12 %
41 'A
5.90
—
5
Oil
Dominion Bridge
DuPont of Canada
• No par value.
a
Tambl/n
Range Since Jan. 1
„.nh
High
44
12
40%
81,377
10 %c*
43%
Industries
3.15
Feb
65c
45
Sylvanlte Gold
Saleo
Range
of Pricee
Feb
*
Cons
Lumber
Westinghouse
13,235
21,140
■
18Ve
♦
Coast
251,989
common
& Minerals-Golcft
Oils
Inlet
Western
Canadian
Feb
*2.85
__i
Petroleum
Jan
70c
23cf 38c
30c/ 37c
2,55
3.10
Preferred
Surf
70c
.
*
25
Ordinary
Surety
18%
1
;
Mines
Warrants
Supertest
13c
1
—.
Sullivan
66%
-
,
30%
1
International vtllities
»
Steelcy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Sturgeon River Mines
Sudbury Contact
49
1
Steel of Canada
Curb Section
5.95
♦
common
Copper
Consolidated Paper
23%
~
■
41c
Feb
Feb
7'%,
j.
Starrett
Jan
44%
43c
13%cj4%c
•
Stanwell
35%
,
20
Sugar
preferred
Jan
39c/'
46
*
.
Mines
*-
"
Dominion
20c
29,943
41c
Jan
Jan
.
&
14
325
27c 28% c
-
,
52c
15%M5%
70c
_1
n
70c
54c
Jan
40c
•
Canada
*
Southern
Jan
18%
*
Dredging
Feb
*
Southam
13c
5
Note
Co
Gold
Bank
Jan
23c
Feb
2.34 Jan
-
1
American
13
60c
42c
3,635
Low
Par
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
40c
56c,3
88,050
Last
Sale Price
93c
59c
Feb
10%c Jan
57c
_
Friday
STOCKS
990
,
Jan
16c
2.09
'
Canadian Fund*
4,000
•
Jan
21c
Jan
50c
Toronto Stock Exchange
129,832
*
55c
Jan
,
mi 3%
1
Roi
Feb
17c
51c
*'
Van
..
50c
r
1.15
40c.| 42c
Slocan
44c
34,300
16c
.
11c
15,200
19c
Mining
Zenmac
-
13
Slater common
;?
,
50c
2.20
Jan
510%
42c
2.07 Jan
Feb
10%
1.14
Feb
15c
Feb
Jan
7.90
.50c
1.85
17c
ll%c
*
—.
A
4.00 Jan
5,180
45c
1
Feb
Jan
10%
1
Mines-
Feb
1.95
15c
—•
Feb
*
20c
3.25
18c
Jan
1
13% Jan
275
45c
Feb
„•
Feb
155
1.85
1.86
Mines
yJS
2.21
69%;
Feb
11
44c
3.25
1
Mines
28c
'
11%
Feb
Jan
1.43
Mines
Bear
Jan
13c
Jan
13%c Feb
50c
Feb
11c
Jan
9VeC Jan
3.25
1
^
Feb
3.10 Feb
51c
11%
36%c
38c
11 %
1
Oil
Jan
47
Jan
1.75
i
Dairies
Zinc
104
Feb
16%
>
25%
Standard
Silverwood
•
Mines
Bulolo
Silver-Miller
1
•
__
Canuck
Yellorex
58%c Jan
23,700
69%
Mining
Yale
'
17%c
-
225,100
ll%c
Quebec
Mines
.
Jan
123;
trust
Mines
Gold
Alexander
Jan
Jan
105,050
102,900
Feb
1.95'
•
common
Wood
Jan
45% Jan
47,500
Jan
t
Sicks'. Breweries
41 %c Feb
Jan
2.03
__ouc
Corp
2 66 Jan
58,200
42c
101
36%
3,560
16,600
•49,400
——L——1
Gordon
Shirriff-Horsey
73,145
44c
1
*
;
Gold
3.10
41 %c
1
Petroleums
141
Shawkey 1945 Mines
25
1.00 Jan
22c
35% Jan
29
Feb
29% Feb
92
Mines
'*1.26 Jan
Jan
9c
47
2.96
47
2.81
Wilrich
50c
Scuriy Rainbow Oils Ltd:
Security Freehold Petroleums
Bhawinigan
86
1.30
1.28%
15c
1
Gold
River
82%$
lie
...■
103
47
Willroy
1.90
•
• ~
34%c Jan
25,273
13c
$
103%
31%
104
Jan
11%
Jan
20c 2l3 % c
55c
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
-
Wright-Hargreaves
13%
Corp
Preferred
30
Feb
32
Jan
50
White Hardware preferred
2.40
Feb
12 %
Antonio
Jan
75c
Feb
15c
l.yuO
4,927
4,602
29
29%
2.75
Jan
70c
2,500
16c
31%
29%
12%
'/
Feb
Feb
.
82c
70c
15c
__
32%
43
100
Class B
Jan
2.50
Jan
21
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
*
A—
15c
41
31c
Jan
238,503
class
1.65 Feb
29%
♦
(Geo)
2.85
Jan
12
J.50
Petrol
Naco
Warrants
Weston
14c
7%c Jan
32%
*
,-
Jan
Feb
Jan
4
Mines
Jan
Jan
l
common
Lawrence
30
Jan
*
Silanco
Western
1.40 Jan
12c Jan
1.80
100
*
Oil
Voting
8%c Feb
510
21c
Industries
Sigma
454,751
1.52
1
Lac
Consolidated
Sherritt
26c
1.50
1.60
26
1
•
10
Band
21c
1.50
4%c
11%
Royal Bank of Canada
Ban
24%c
♦
100
1.75
26%
A_____
Roxana Oils
Russell
1
1,188,000
55c >
1
Ltd
Mines
Royalite
Mines
west Maygill Gas Oil
Malartic
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
*
Roche Long
•
Jan
14
Jan
-2.25
2.50
55c
1
Mines
Petroleums Ltd
69c
26c
Jan
1.88 Jan
15% Feb
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.66
12 lc
15c
12
*
_;
Rexspar Uranium
Rio
1
Western
Mines
Rainville Mines Ltd
•
Copper
Pyrite
Wespac
Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Mining
Equipment
Weedon
Feb
8.60
Feb
4.50
35%
8
18c
2,091
•
95c
25,420
14%
Waterous
Feb
9
49% Feb
25%c Jan
11,970
30c
•
&
Feb
7.65
--1
G
7.00 Feb
.
46% Jan
22c
Feb
810
Waite Amulet Mines
Violamac Mines
Jan
•
-
21%
1.65
14%
__
*
•
•
1
Jan
Jan
5.50 Jan
21
29c
32
6.75
30c
32
1
•
•
—
Feb
17c
13c
7.45
__
30c
•
Jan
10%
17,850
8
7.45
*
l
8%
49 49%
22c 24%c
__
49%
24%c
25
Jan
40c
Jan
32,813
1
•_
50
Feb
8
20,000
6.35
1
•
Jan
36c
6
Quebec
Feb
44y8
7,752
11,800
•
14c
*
Vanadium Alloys
Ventures Ltd
Viceroy Mfg class A
3.90
1.80
10
•
United Montauban Mines
United Oils
Unlted Steel Corp
49c
7%c
38c
•
48%
49
•
7.00
90
1
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Jan
39%
23%
21 %
Walker
%
*
Jan
42%
1.96
•
Resources
—
Tin
fio
ppk
Mountain
Union Acceptance 2nd pfd
Union Gas of Canada
Union Mining
United Asbestos
United Corps Ltd class B
United Estella Mines
United Fuel Inv class B pfd
United Keno Hill
Tn„
Tan
5.00
Prospectors Airways
Purdy Mica Mines
Feb
Jan
47
•
25c
35c
•
Jan
1.04
195
28,675
.
15c
—
Triad Oil
pCh
Tan
1.90
Warrants
??
iia/
Tan
1
Mines
9
lie
40
1
Dome
47
2.00
•
Transcontinental
Tnn
20e
«
Gold
Electric
FPh
lan
Trans
-
Tan
RRr
;&-54.
53%
7R
lie
815
1
Border
Jan
44
•
'-i Trans Prairie Pipeline
Trend Petroleum —^
pPh
72
Vfi5
1
1,500
'
•55c
55c
•
I
140
Tan
ii3/0
56
/
tin
FPh
3,500
j.75c
f 30c
55%
sft
115
3,205
T3%
30c
Gold
1
Jan
qqp
94,500
13%
55%
i
Preston East
1.88
15 %c 15 %c
74 V2c
_______
Corp
23V2
19,100
1.30
■*
com___
Jan
90s
22c
40
Trans Era Oils
Feb
51
20
River
Rouyn
32
15
1
Poplar Oils
Power
3,885
.62%
•
Pitch-Ore Uranium
Powell
31%
117 >' .117
1
Mines
Placer Development new
Ponder Oils
Powell
28
52 V2
117
•
Gas
Gold
Crow
31%
52%
1
_
40c
2,700
'
*
common
17,450
22%
1
"j Traders Finance class A
5% preferred
.-Trans-Canada Explorations
Trans Empire Oils
58c
53c
90c
16%
39V4
*
Towagmac Exploration
1
60c
46%
__
20
A
Toronto Iron Works class A
3.00 Feb
Jan
48c
46%
*
Toronto General Trusts
;
HigM
2.10 Feb
38c
90c
10
Toronto Elevators
Jan
*
;
Gold
Toronto Dominion Bank
■
Feb
19c
.
Feb
23c
14c
56,000
Tombill
Jan
58c
9%c Jan
840,700
15c:;
83
Feb
1.25
27,650
13c
Feb
52c
5
Mines
Pickle
Pronto
2.25
1
100
common
Petrol Oil &
Pressed
•
Tiara Mines
50
Peoples Credit
Premier
Thompson-Lundmark
Jan
5%
1
Gas
Preferred
Prairie
Jan
13%
1.20-
1
-
Penmans preferred
President
15c
Jan
5%
50c
Consol
Pioneer
l."
Low
Jan
1.23
1
Paymaster
Peruvian
16c
Range Since Jan. 1
12%
80
28c 34 %c
32c
15Vic
Share#
High
Low
Par
11c
56c
i
Bales
for Week
10,765 '
r.
1.64
High
1
Ltd
Petroleums
Perron
T
Range
of Prices
Last
36.425
52c-3
1.65
Week's
Sale Price
•
Pathfinder
River
80
1
Amalgamated
Pembina
13
1
Parker Drilling
Pater Uranium
Peace
12% «
10c
_
Mines
Mines
Pardee
13
i*
Mines
Low
14c
77
•
STOCKS
High
I2V2C-I
_*
24
Range Since Jan. 1
.
13Vic
•
Porcupine
Western
Shares
1
Page Hersey Tubes
FEBRUARY
for Week
1
Petroleum
ENDED
/rid ay
Range
Low
Par
>1
Pacific Eastern
WEEK
Sales
•( Prices
Sale f rice
FOR
.
Week's
Odd lot sale (not Included In year's
range).
d Deferred delivery sale
in
year's
(not Included
range).
2.63 Jan
9.00 Feb
e Selling ex-interest.
1-33 Feb
rCash sale
f Flat price.
(not Included In year's range).
t Ex-llquldatlng dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges.
wd When delivered.
wlWhen Issued.
x Ex-dlrldend.
11x-rlghts.
«lx-«tock dividend.
!
1
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1034)
Monday, February 27, 1956
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, February
24
insurance
Investing Companies
Development
Mutual Fund Inc
Aetna
Fund—lo
Bank
Institutional
4.06
4.34
lc
10.93
11.95
8.64
9.44
Institutional
Growth
Fund, lc
10.99
12.02
1.72
Institutional
Income
Fund-_lc
7.35
8.04
Institutional
Insur
Fund—lc
13.84
15.14
15.65
14.35
1
Intl
Fund
Resources
of
6.02
6.54
Investment
Co
24.95
27.12
Investment
Trust
4.03
"A" Inc—1
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
4.40
Johnston
(The)
1
Blair
1
Bine Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America——_*
Boston Fund Inc
1
Bowling Green Fund Inc
10c
Broad Street Invest Corp
5
Bollock Fund Ltd
1
Corp
Holdings Corp
B-l
Inc
1
9.43
Fund_l
Bonds
Shippers
5
Fire
Life
1
11.80
12.76
1
18.26
19.76
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
Century Shares Trust—.—_—1
Chemical Fund Inc
50o
5.52
6.05
24.58
26.57
Ltd
Inc
Fund
Christiana
S-l
16.56
18.07
Columbian
(Income Com Stocks)
12.23
13.34
Connecticut
1
13.22
14.43
Stks)-1
9.45
10.32
11.30
Crum
1
6.38
6.99
Employees
25o
11.82
12.92
Employees
15'/a
16'A
Preferred
Colonial
Inc
Fund
(Low
Priced
Knickerbocker
Com
Fund
Lexington Trust Fund
Life
Investors Inc—1
Insurance
Loomis
Sayles
Mutual
split
Automobile
lo
5.51
Equipment shares_lc
Electrical
5-00
2.76
4.05
4.46
lc
4.34
9.27
10.08
General
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
11.76
12.78
Paper
lc
3.10
3.42
1
18.57
20.18
Special Investment shares—lc
2.95
3.25
1
15.96
17.35
Metal
3.43
Inc
Fund
Composite
Concord
Inc
Inc
Fund
1
15.42
50
Fund
Dividend Income
shares
Manhattan
6.91
7.56
1
1
14.54
14.69
61.64
62.26
1
11.05
12,15
1
11.41
12.50
of
Fund—1
9.34
10.24
Nation
17.15
19.35
National Security
Investors
Mass
Fund
Stock
Fund
Diversified
Investment
Diversified
Trustee
Series
Dividend
Baton
2.50
Fund
&
Balanced
Stock
2.98
Bond
1
21.57
19.64
21.00
4.64
5.07
Fund
Federated
Fidelity
Inc
7.12
7.38
Fund
Fund
Financial
Industrial
Founders
Mutual
Franklin
1
Eng
Common
stock
Preferred
stock
Fundamental
12.13
New
14.53
15.71
New
3.96
4.34
•
7.48
8.13
North
series
9.96
lc
series
Investors
Inc
7.56
8.28
2
15.59
17.08
1
3.66
3.98
—1
13.95
15.25
General
Capital
General
Group
Fund
1
Inc
74.57
80.18
Corp
Investors
Trust
Aviation
Chemical
12.76
Sciidder,
6.85
7.51
8.95
9.81
lc
12.35
13.17
Electrical
administered
7.69
8.43
lc
Fully
6.20
6.80
9.37
10.27
lc
9.16
10.04
Industrial Machinery shares.Ic
Institutional Bond shares—lo
13.89
15.21
9.17
9.55
Merchandising
Mining shares
11.37
bond
Petroleum
RR
Bteel
shares—lc
shares
shares
lc
Bond
shares
10.26
10.32
12.40
lc
2.96
3.26
2.95%
11-
1-55
8-
1-56
b2.90
2.70%
3 00%
12-
1-55
9-
4-56
b2.95
2.75%
1-56
1-55
5-
b2.75
2.50%
3.125%
3-56
10-
1-56
b2.95
2.80%
2.55%
9-
1-55
6-
1-56
b2.80
2.55%
3.00%
2-
1-56
11-
1-56
b2.95
2.80%
2.80%
10-
3-55
7-
2-56
b2.85
2.60%
2.95%
3-
1-56 Wi 12-
3-56
b3.00
2.90%
1
6.50
7.10
5.09
9.54
6.03
6.59
_1
20.33
21.98
28 3A
303A
Shares—
Inc
99.981
1956
99.940
March
23,
March
29,
13.70
14.89
12.78
41
42'A
9.28
12.73
15.19
i
12.03
13.01
1
12.60
13.80
Corp—•
39.00
41.50
Fund—1
a29.54
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_l
12.12
1
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can_l
Funds
11.36
12.38
22'A
24 »A
8.03
8.78
Fund—1
10.77
11.71
Value Line Fund
1
7.72
8.44
Shares_l
10.01
10.88
1
Inc
10.35
15.04
16.35
1
6.54
6.19
6.77
12.54
13.69
7.06
7.72
2.79
Investors
May 17,
1956
99.471
99.480
99.784
May 24,
1956
99.415
99.422
Bid
100
Corn
234
242
7.15
Companies
Par
Exchange
63%
65 %
50%
45%
46%
Continental
58
63
N
Y)
5
27%
30'A
10
174
182
10
28
30
10
26
29
Inc
1
8.48
1
26.76
29.16
1
24.46
26.44
5.36
5.79
I
10.18
11,13
Wellington Fund
9.30
10.15
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
18.03
19.49
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
Bank
Fiduciary
First
of
New
of
Trust
&
Co
Trust
National
Bank
City
9.27
Obligations of Government Agencies
Bid
Federal
3s
Home
March
2.50s
April
27/es
3s
Loan
20
Franklin
National
Franklin
61%
63%
20
Natl
16;
May 15,
June
15,
1956
July
3.20s
Aug. 15,
Sept. 17,
Central
2.35s
2.95s
2s
99.31
16,
100
1956
June
1,
a
point
100.1
Land
Bank
30
33
44%
48%
Bank-
Square N
Y
5
Guaranty Trust Co
20
Hanover
10
(The)
Bank
77'A
100.2
3s
100.3
l3As Oct.
100.5
Feb
15,
1957—
99.31
100.1
99.31
46%
1956
1956
23As May 1,
2'As Nov. 1,
1958.
99.14
41
32%
34'A
20
95
County
Trust
Co
Long
Island
Trust
1958
98
Trust
National
of
Brook
43
48
^10
Co
1,
1959
97.20
40
1957
1,
1960
97.2
97.10
98
98.10
1,
1960-
99.30
98.20
98.28
Freeport
5
(J P)
York
&
Co
26
100
Inc
Trust
305
25
2'As Jan.
20.
1958.
3'/as
28%
20,
1956
&
Figures after decimal point
Bid
represent one
Ask
Certificates of Indebtedness—
2s
June
22,
1956
.
June
Dec.
Treasury
1956Notes—
l%s
March
April
15,
1,
15,
IVis Oct. 1,
2%s March
1%s
"
1,
1 Vis
28 Aug.
April
1.
__
I
1956
15.
1957—
1957
~~
9%
99.27
99.30
100.4
100.1
99.4
Atlas
46
204
99.29
l%s May
Aug. 15,
l%s Oct. 1,
100.6
l%s April
1,
20
67%
70%,
5%s
98%
3 'As.
33%
61
63
—25
52
57
Angeles—<
Y ...
Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50
54
57
32
34%
Corp of Amer-
Jersey
First
100.11
99.10
l'As April
1 %s
Oct.
1,
City—
National
Bank
.
Paterson
(N
J)
County Bank & Trust Co
10
Pittsburgh—
Nat l
Bank
6c
Trust—25;
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank 6c Tr„20
107
116
49
*"•'
Louis-
Boatmen's
National
National
Bank
20
Bank
59%
63%
17
'61
Co
25
61
Trust
20
74%
79%
A—6.25
39%
41%
Bid
Ask
Lgt 3%s__.1985
102'A
102%
Diego Gas & Elec 3%s_1985
101%
102'A
Mercantile
St
,
51
'
St.
Louis
Trust
San
Union
65
,
65
Francisco—
Bank of
Amer
N T 6c 8
San
Ford
General
Telephone
97'A
4.25%
96%
1995
101%
102'A
1970
104
105
Illinois Bell Telep 3 Vis
Inc 4.25s
Long
Island
Mich
Cons
Lighting
Gas
3%s_1985
103%
1980
103%
103%
1995
104%
104%
3%s
Jersey Bell Tel 3%s
Motor
Kaiser
102
102'A
103%
104'A
Texas
5%
100.14
1960
I960
97.10
98.6
99%
pfd—100
113%
&
common.;
100
63%
58%
59'/4
Chemical—
Metals
50
4.75%
pfd
*No
psr
value
97.22
97.24
Transcontinental
97.2
tEx-20%
96.10
96.16
a
95.26
96
k Admitted
95.8
95.14
b Bid
tEx-coupon
96.28
Net
asset
Stock
t New
stock
dividend
value.
to
listing
Exchamrp
x
49
100
Gas
preferred
yield price,
stock,
Ex-divi^end.
wi When
on
the New York
y
issued,
Ex-rights,
k__
49%
Transmission—
preferred
4.90%
62%
50
preferred
Eastern
115%
5
Corp—
Pipe
100%
102
101
102%
Line
100
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
100.16
97.16
Co
Alum
4.75%
Reynolds
1985
1958
1971
5s
preferred
1970
1985
1959
American
102'A
3%s
98
&
114'A
3 Vis
1958
Power
112
1970
Detroit Steel 47/sS_,
Ask
Bonds—(Cont. )—
Pacific
101%
4s
Power
1958
1.
Detroit
El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%
—.1980
Rubber
Edison
1,
1959
1, 1959
99 4
of
Stocks-
Ohio
15,
l'As Oct.
-10
Bank
Textron
Ohio
15,
99.24
38
Tr
100%
99.7
1,
99.16
100%
98.30
1 'As
100.9
35
&
10
98.24
l%s Feb.
l%s April
102%
99.5
100
99.29
102%
Indus—
4.25s
New
98.28
99'A
—1990
—1975
Elec
&
98.18
1957
100
99.27
12.50
Bk
Co
Security Issues
Ask
1957
99.26
Oct.
46
Commerce
\
National Bank
National
214
18%
1957
15,
2s
49%
10
Bid
Plywood
Gas
Dayton
Notes—(Cont.)—
100
44
Trust
First
.10
Recent
Lear,
Bid
27/aS June
"
_
8%
of
100.7
32nds of a point
99.31
1956
1956
1956
99.31
more
Maturity—
Treasury
_
22, 1956
22, 1956_
2Vis
2%s
or
10
of
30%
20%
Bonds-
Burlington
98.28
100.4
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
March
69
18%
.20
3.30s
l%s
66
5
Y
Trade Bank & Trust Co.
Container
Maturity—
64%
Connecticut
317
2
N
Security National Bank
Huntington (L I)
Bait
Mortgage Assn-
Nov.
265
62%
Union Bank
41%
97.28
2'As Feb.
Federal Natl
255
16
Connecticut—
Bank"
98.8
2'As May
100.1
50
Trust
105
10
Manufacturers
Meadow
99.22
100.6
99.30
39
Co
City Bank
Cleveland
98.12
100.7
2'As June
37
Bank
100.2
98.4
100.4
99.26
350
200
48%
38
lo
Trust
100.2
99.31
1957-55
1,
455
335
Detroit—
80'A
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
Bonds—
25/aS May 1, 1956
2%s Sept. 14, 1956
100.1
305
440
Savings
National
Central
Hartford
Irving
Kings
.25
Ask
100.4
II—
1956
Bank for Cooperatives—
June
1,
1956
Sepc 4,
100.3
100.3
I
1956
3%s
3 Vis
1956
,
298
100
Bank
&
Bank
Rochelle
Royal Stattf Bank of
Rye
National
Bank
Bid
Federal
100
32nds of
Ask
Banks—
1956
15,
100
Bk_100
Trust
National
York
Westchester
New
New
more
90%
Northern Trust Co
Mellon
or
Y
87%
Trust—33'A
<fc
Cleveland—
Morgan
one
Y
82
Bank
National
Harris
43
78
Illinois
National
First
Plains
Empire Trust
39
and Trust—25
Chicago—
City Natl Bank
Tr__25
&
Ask
10
Albany
48%
Bank__10
Bk
Stat©
Bid
Y.—
of
Bank
10
County Trust Co
(White
State
Los
1
Figures after decimal point represent
-—
12.50
Mutual
Fund
1956
Ask
11.31
1
Ltd
Line Income Fund Inc
1
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
Wall Street Investing Corp
l
Washington
Chem
Commercial
First
Fund—
York
Chase Manhattan Bank
Federation
1
Canada
99.819
12.43
United Funds Inc—
United Science
99.530
3,
Albany, N,
Trust
Bankers
10.04
13.86
1
Inc
99.577
99.517
York—
Bank of New
a22.77
Television-Electronics Fund
99.564
1956
April 26,
Bank & Trust
New
11.77
Stein Roe & Farnham
99.631
1956
May 10,
13.82
a36.45
_1
Inc
99.620
May
99.872
99.773
Par
Investors
99.906
99.863
99.811
11.79
1
1.25
State Street Investment
99.682
99.865
1956
1950
Clark
Fund—
99.743
99.671
7.23
10.85
& Clark—
Fund
99.731
1956
99.855
1956
April 5, 1956
1
Inc
1956
29.62
6.69
12,
19,
April
April
99.898
1956
15,
March 22,
23.15
Ask
Bid
99.944
19.91
29.32
Dollar Value
99.983
8,
22.69
1
Income Fund
Boston
1956
18.25
2.50
Investors
Treasury Bills
Ask
1
March
Stock
Continental Fund
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
Bid
March
1
United
2.55
United States
♦
Inc
Inc
&
1-
Dollar Value
United
16.55
8-
5.56
8.73
1
9.64
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
of
11.35
1
Value
Fund
1
1
4.67
1
Ask
Bid
2.30%
16.51
15.31
Due
7.99
8.80
a25.97
Dated
Rate
12.40
4.25
Inc
Ask
10.12
15.08
1
Fund
Dated
9.26
lc
Haydock
Income
2.40%
lc
Hudson Fund Inc
31
2.40%
Shares
(Edson B)
United
29
b2.75
lo
15.39
2
b2.75
united Accumulated
16.94
Westchester Fire
Bid
7.23
14.94
155
1-56
11.96
16.44
145
2-56
6.59
1
4
Due
10.92
1
City of N Y
3-
lo
Growth Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
30'A
27'A
the
4-
lc
shares
in
1-55
Canada
Stock
Fund
Co
1-55
Smith
Texas
61%
3
Insurance
6-
Fund—
Amer
Sovereign
58%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
7-
Growth
of
Soutnwestern
82
2.30%
•
Common
77
7.31
Trust
Stevens
Selected
98
59
5
Travelers
168
90
68
56
2.15%
shares
Utility shares
10
53
10
19.74
shares
stock
shares—
Tobacco
9.36
lc
Steamboiler
Accident
Federal Intermediate Credit BankDebentures
12.45 J
lc
shares
equipment
Railroad
al4.62
1
Stevens
Scudder,
Standard
10.74
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
lc
shares—
Hartford
160
56
57%
18.26
Fund Inc
13.52
12.03
Equipment shares
Railroad
(Geo)
11.65
Marine
1
Inc
Scudder Fund
lc
lc
shares
Food
General
Putnam
8.14
&
41.63
3.53
Fund
11.41
(The) Stock Fund-lo
Electronics &
10.61
1
7.49
Fire
Rate
Inc
lc
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
Common
9.81
Science & Nuclear Funds
shares
35.84
9.79
1
Rowe)
10.42
Paul
Surety Co
10 r
53 'A
Security (New Haven)—
10 Y 50
Springfield Fire & Marine—_10
65
3.61
Fund Inc.
1
shares
St
Seaboard
Series——1
Fund
lc
Securities—
Automobile
88
—
divid)
8 Fire
Series—
Fund
Puritan
63%
69'A
43 /8
96
51'A
72'A
23
stk
21.29
Ltd
Fund
(T
54
573A
67
42 /8
(Texas)
(ex 50%
S Life
38.51
1956
Pioneer
Price
Industries
Gas
6.25
Republic
Y)
3.32
Series
American
Street
77
87
U S
March
Pine
69
39'A
83
(N
19.65
Series
Philadelphia
14
—10
37'A
U
10.92
lc
Inc
26
12'A
Reinsurance Corp
28
,
1
Stock
Series
Funds Inc—
24'A
2
Providence-Washington
61%
53
Co Inc_l
England Fund
Capital Fund
Inc_l
Fund
85%
10
36
52'A
1
Series.
Canada
80'A
U
York
of
Fund
Custodian
11.10
5
of New
Inc
10
—10
_
48'A
10.
Fire
Hartfofd Fire Insurance Co—10
1
interest
Series—.
Growth
Y 26'A
34'A
Shares—
Stock
Dividend
Stock
5
40
•
Series
Income
23.06
;—1
Corp—1
20c
Fund
Investment
Co
46
1
Series
Balanced
8.91
Preferred
Fund-
Futures
2.71
8.20
Casualty
Peerless
32'A
Trust_l
Corn
10
5
American
Life
Hanover
57%
Co
(Jacksonville Fla)_2'A
Gulf
94
Indemnity
21
38'A
Republic
86
Fire
Pacific
5
&
,
Pacific
Globe
Stock
Wide Securities
1
Inc
Howard-
Blectronics
Equity
Shares
Trust
beneficial
25c
Shares
Dreyfus
Mutual
4
10
66
35
10
I
(Minn)
-
74
Phoenix
div)
st
Y, Insurance
13
79
62'A
3.78
Great
Inc
124'A
10'A
70
69'A
3.68
Fund
Fund
118'A V
48'A
9.01
National Investors Corp
Shares—
E
Northwestern National Life
,
5
1
Life
Invest
Mutual
Mutual
Growth
181
43
45'A
74
12.50
10
3.34
Inc
Massachusetts
3.33'A
52'A
32'A
39
2.50
173
10
Oeneral Reinsurance Corp
8.22
Growth
River
Glens Falls
1
33.15
lc
Fund
Investors
North
Northern
—-10
Life
Franklin
4.78
142
Northeastern
Philadelphia
10
(S
F)_—2.50
Newark
5
of
Inc__10c
shares
1
De Vegh Income Fund Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware
Fund—
Diversified
lc
Bond
Massachusetts
Investment Inc
Western
shares
Transport
16.67
47
>
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown
shares
Petroleum
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Co
48%
5
;
13'A
42'A
30'A
Casualty——2
Fire
10
Fire
107
Fund
Firemen's
,
283A
York
535
4
Fireman's
3.04
shares—lc
Industries
1
Hampshire
(ex two-for-one
of
Assn
Fire
Amsterdam
New
New
5
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
shares
New
40
102
Co_;
Inc
20'A
plus
57'A
38
495
Group Assoc
•
Reinsurance
Corp
par
44
Fire
2
Life
Casualty
42
Union
10
Ins
Assurance
—5
National
27
66'A
107
93
134
44 y2
61'A
101
Fire—.:
J)-5
Federal
Managed Funds—
Investment
Commonwealth
Life
Forster
$5
New
a44.25
Fund—*
&
of
Ins
38%
42'A
10
National
52»A
'
36'A
5
5
12
28%
Amer—10
Assir (N
General
Continental
10.44
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
8-4
Ins
485
Manufacturers—4
Merchants &
93
25
Natl
Continental
17.44
16.15
com—100 15,300 15,900
140
145
100
20.45
22.20
1
Securities
&
47/8
35'A
135
470
1
Assurance
Fire
26%
10
Boston Insurance Co
Colonial
(Income Pfd Stocks)
4
5
Bankers
8-2
8.15
7.46
—1
(Wash D C)—1
12.22
1
12.54
13.47
Merchants
Surety
21.25
23.84
33%
American
19.48
12.29
Maryland
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
31%
Re-insurance
11.49
22.05
42'A
(Newark N J)__2'A
;_3
Assurance
American
1
K-l
K-2
35'A
39'A
Mercury
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(High-Grade Com 8tk)__ 1
17.44
11.59
35'A
33
Home
Camden
16.13
33
Co_5
Fidelity &
preferred
National
127
10
Life
Liricoln
20.87
(Discount
10.72
38'A
11.20
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds)-—1
B-4
126
35'A
Assur
19.13
B-3
121
32'A
-10
Y—10
20
C)
N
(Greensboro
Ins—
Life
Standard
Jefferson
Jersey Insurance Co of N
Life Insurance Co of Va
28.37
B-2
48
111
37
26.01
13.64
46
108
27'A
27.87
24.63
of
25'A
26.71
12.55
208
Ask
5
<
Co
Insurance
Bid
Par
North Amer—5
Home
35
1
22.91
74'A
2
conv
Amer Ins Co
Amer
119
5
Casualty_5
Equitable
American
Funds—
8-3
Canadian
197
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
Fund Inc
General Fund
California
(1954)
10
10
Automobile
$1.25
a21.01
4%
4'A
Life
American
11.20
Bonds)
(Investment
71
Agricultural Insurance Co
10.31
10.25
Mutual
10
American
4.24
lc
Insurance Co
Companies
Ask
109
American
Boston—1
America
of
Custodian
Keystone
11
10
Beneficial
Fund
Inst Foundation
10
Aetna
12.00
6.48
Atomic
Canada
10.97
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
Institutional Shares Ltd—
1.56
Inc
Bid
Par
Ask
5.99
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutua' Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
*
Fund
Affiliated
1.63
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
1.49
-25c
Fund
Aberdeen
Bid
Par
Matual Funds—
,
r* «**"#* to*
Volume 183
rvw.1^.
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia-
Week Ended February 18
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
us
based
an
increase compared with
Pre¬
a year ago.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
>-
-&2% above those of the corresponding week last year.
-
at
•
*
$18,517,782,464 against $17,108,295,587 for the
there is
gain for the week ending Friday of 2.5%.
a
Our preliminary totals stand
week in 1955.
same
Scranton
Week Ended Feb. 25—
i
New York
$8,400,933,531
1,004,367.416
+ 8317,932,450
+19.9
1,119,000,000
1,018,000,000
+
1,199,719
1,323,735
1,378,285
1,733,729
1,686,190
4,782,732
1,225,000,000
1,741,048
4,031,376
19.6
+
5,230,585
1,251,000,000
4,322,635
*-
5.3
5,558,093
4.8
—
—
1,313,000,000
6.7
3,726,791
7,325,463
6,970,624
+
5.1
3,719,593
6,503,726
3,883,477
3,597,722
+
7.9
2,823,776
2,637,003
7,246,962
16,281,759
7.847,632
13,508,203
7.7
8,077,415
8,595,256
+20.5
15,080,531
14,150,121
4.6
11,033,088
—
Jersey—Trenton
—
-
6,370,151
'
11,818,512
12.305,147
1,252,065,317
1,309,598,329
—
10,608,877
—"4.4 * 1,370,265,557 4
1,280,135,130
2.5
+
•i
Chicago
Philadelphia
™->_—
J
Boston
585,889,169
V
:r\ Kansas City
549,204,639
,
8an Francisco
362,215,843
>>286,600.000
542,634,000
Ohio—Canton,
CinciaBati™_™.™_+„^_™™.;"
9,9
Columbus
6.2
+
>
517,291,238
+
,J 350,715,355
+
;y 440,047,015
<,272,945,166
+ 10.8
days_l___
$13,832,228,851
$13,014,813,236
days^l.
3,825,975,404
10,963,048
9,782,870
2.8
278,631,272
265,332,906
+
12.0
508,254,183
50 3,925,94S
51,143,200
+ 11.0
49,826,100
,44,172,200
10,244,064
+
7.6
10,073,343
11,933,904
+
26.8
10.401,649
442,029,807
450,978,111
l.JOn,! i9,-i02
l,^o9, <02,^9
56,788,000
""
•
11,023,542
L—_
:
15,137,843
-V 448;168,938 "
400,600,460
+ 11.9
1,40^,934,474 ;
1,276,889,263
+10.3
+ 21.6
302,383,838
;™:».l™
+ 28.0
+
528,816,351
,,
592,351,057
Kr'-
Mansfield
23.3
.535,124,408
-^7^,
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh^-—-
4.9
432,562,738
™"
^10,800,778
2.63,350,506
:
;*»■ 270,635,737
7,
Youngstown
+ 16.5
13,829,357
,/ -•
Clevel and„_
6.7
+
341,143,842
333,900,000
;
—-
I'
U
^ 1,408,871
:
1955
1956
;%
$8,614,151,439
—
$
9.9
+ 14.0
,
Total (11 cities)r
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
„.
1953
$
+
4,952,860
Delaware—Wilmington
Mew
the week follows:
%
1,508,425
1,191,000,000
York—
Our comparative summary for
-
1954
or
1,566,308
2,083,091
___
Philadelphia
Reading__
Wilkes-Barre
At this center
Dec.
1,720,351
Lancaster
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
Inc.
$
1,721,466
Chester
the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Feb. 25, clearings for all
^
1955
$
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
4?
•
1956
*
*»;
Number 55111-.'; The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1035?
Bank
_
•
7,096,657
ir> "i'
/♦?%
'
Pittsburgh :
___
Total
(7 cities)
J'
_
"
"Cleveland
~
'Baltimore
y. -i ■
v
*; Ten "cities; five
Other
cities,
T'"
five
•,*, *.'■»«■
:
,_™.
_
Lv..:
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
*'
•
T
West
6.3
+
South
iTotal all cities,: five daye.
$17,658,204,255 $16,290,599,116
+
8.4
817,696,471
+
5.1
$18,517,782,464 $17,108,295,587
+
8.2
All cities, one day„™—__
859,578,209
Total all cities for week
ends
;
issue of next week.
our
-We cannot furnish
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
them
today, inasmuch
Total
cases
'187,304,296
+
we
statement, however, which
we
8,518,523
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week
are
Feb. 18.
For that week there
was
decrease of
a
the whole country having amounted to
$19,791,211,480 against $22,852,234,387
week in 1955.
.-same
Outside of this city there was
ings at this center showing
Federal
Reserve
a
decrease of 23.1%.
the totals show
a
improvement of 1.8%.
an
27,823, 561
+ 11.9
139,243, 588
—10.6
119,521,038
119,230,448
379,700,000
359,500, 000
5.6
334,900,000
346,700,000
7,099,947
:
are
7,404 255
+
186,172,638
181,571 ,996
+
Mobile-:
of 4.5%.
of 2.8%
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
In the
■
following
furnish
we
a
1956
I:..'
1st Boston—_—+*-.
2nd New
+
cltlaa
York--—
«#-
Terre
a
8th St- Louis
438,206
183,277,474
165,136,267
1,123,400,080
+
3.4
1,062,682,219
995,864,918
+
''*•
..
$.
■
12,924,315,231
10,558,568,436
4.4
1,370,265,557
1,280,135,130
+10.3
1,308,179,402
650,930.511
,
--
3.4
1,062,682,219
6.3
1,450,492,008
4.1
662,389,831
655,567,057
553,143,228
529,221,890
+
4.5
523,828,970
597,787,421
615,760,629
—
—10.8
518,015,429
505,515,944
0.1
1,014,228,881
1,085,377,558
525,629,283
539,474,634
1 1,160,680,279
1,160,147,065
109
Outside
..
We
New
now
week ended
York
add
19,791,211,480
22,852,234,387
10,841,238,446
City
10,579,089,558
10,263,093
+
0.7
8,957,339
11,184,346
::
4,552,170
7,100,446
41,980,693
1,346,373
17,806,982
1,763,401
1,103,638,614
7,079,323
105,492,415
4,494,879
6,008,413
16,546,808
10,277,344
5,677,293
1,044,972,998
14,541,512
;
:
2,821,530
116,845,197
3.6
40,594,738
14,596,713
3,209,170
+ 15.4
118,441,753
6,843,295
;
City
+ 33.0
3,422,559
136,721,761
i
10,509,965
—
+
3.4
38,533,492
—18.0
32,801,661
16,284.223
13,726,714
"
'
—23.7
1,695,264
1,274,865
5.6
1,107,282,633
1,023,915,293
+ 17.8
6,057,842
+ 13.8
12,875,076
2.2
9,074.155
+
—
4
8
5,394,048
5,206,975
+
3.6
5,729,015
4*088,268
1,403,120,362
+
6.8
1,450,492,008
1,314,433,983
361,000,000
_™„™.^_„.
356,900,000'! +
1.1
352,500,000
359,700,009
Kentucky—Louisville,,—,
223,100,677
184,084,899
+21.2
173,782,603
166,958,966
139,925,588
154,495,260
9.4
133,916,570
126,320,870
2,484,827
2,431,966
2.2
2,190,658
2,547,221
726,511,092
697,912,151
4.1
662,389,831
655,567,057
Illinois—Quincy—Total
+
2.8
590,975,434
(4 cities).,™-,
—13.4
22,810,150,641
fHeth Federal Reserve District—MinneapolisMinnesota—Duluth
10,451,057
Paul
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
10,308,741,253
133,747,503
10,033,967
9,163,760
4,640,474
4,656,353
5,998,527
11,822,383
6,446,937
15,098,564
553,143,22,8
Montana—Billings
,10,039,319,635
352,241,989
137,822,607
*
7,863,784
372,374,213
Minneapolis
St.
529,221,890
+ 32.9
6,826,451
6,775,314
+
5.7
354,866,790
319,934,14$
+
3.1
132,164,072
120 415,9^9
+
9.5
7,801,107
8.226,987
0.3
4,042,195
7.0
5,608,954
+ 21.7
12,519,400
—
-
3,213,5 JO
4,445,607
•
+
Total
(7, cities).--™-™
_
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
years:
■
Clearings at—
Week Ended
1956
1955
$
4.5
+
'523,828,970'
475,870,903
City-
1,005,627
1,021,067
741,982
1,158,963
—36.0
746,205
543,265
9,751,554
11,193,395
—12.9
9,667,983
146,296,588
Lincoln
February 18
Inc.
1954
Dec. %
1953
$
or
S
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
Fall
2.164,118
+ 22.3
1,946,754
2,173,624
7,221,375
6,572,989
+ 27.3
5,672,256
5,109,737
658,606,271
656,619,012
0.3
599,457,577
148,555,373
1.5
158,181.707
8,533,J17
155.089.85i9
—
1.6
1,055,243
1,042.910
3,449,915
+ 14.0
3,058,267
2,878,493
-
_
.
_
River
Lowell
1,307,666
3,806,626
4,099,735
14,010,263
12,948,233
+
11,461,462
41,090,367
...
-
Springfield
•
'•
Worcester
•
..
*
,
-
,,
i™...
'
Connecticut—Hartford
New
-
+ 11.0
1,463,750
3,201,073
Hampshire—Manchester
St.
8.2
12,396,512
11,738,872
10,190,411
+ 12.5
8,591,032
11,855,850
:
12,172,840
5,028,957
Joseph
26,796,756
400,026,847
6,302,465
+ 13.3
-
Springs
Pueblo
Total
8,129,935
36,278,323
45,725,725
la)
(10 cities)
0.5
+
10,712,464
9,335,292
5.3
20,508,311
3.3
377,488,550
373,668,284
2.6
12,059,425
12,191,183
—20.2
4,074,258
3 745,359
+
—
—
(al
598,298,381
,
22,469,192
3,293,275
2.8
615,760,629
3,336,082
597,787,421
590,375,434:
37,936,495
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin——
19,802,181
+ 10.4
17,195,325
33,115,600
+
4.6
26,309,900
2,733,652
2,405,760
788,953,943
16,426,979
.
35,641,600
+ 13.6
2,017,010
1,756,959
1.8
727,035,181
12,379,893
—
12,818,742
443,934,030
500,441,155
37,937,452
:
Dallas
42,887,647
8,438,000
Forth Worth—'
I
Galveston
21,853,374
803,437,444
(12 cities)
8,532,023
28,213,996
386,833,111
City
Colorado—Colorado
Wichita
Falls
7,342,000
;
—
.
Louisiana—Shreveport
7,018,173
-
7,635,666
17,027,735!
——'
17,253,424
3.4
10.051,588
8,926,699
—11.3
441,445,643
434,9 J4,3~2
35,194,952
33,999.057
—
—11.5.
—13.0-
8,343,0,0
8,498,000
8.1
7,917,951
C-,029,774:
1.3
14,907,295
12,812,762
—10.8
518,015,429
505,515,944
—
—
738,488,087
"
Total
Total
8,570,716
Wichita—-.
3,349,179
34,623,000
„
Kansas—Topeka
—
1,165,498
7.1
—
"
Haven
Rhode Island—Providence
New
+
1,451,887
_
New Bedford
Omaha
612,180,716
3,932,975
_
—
Missouri—Kansas
2,646,192
'.Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
12,734,397
20,201,593,207
2.5
+
"
-
809,411
1,498,258,566
(17 cities)
Hastings
■
498,246
12,629,244
Ten nessee—M em phis
detailed statement showing the figures for each city and for the
our
February 18 for four
58,106,000
Haute
Helena
Total
6,931,676
78,794,000
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
475,870,903
6
8,257,670
8.7
3 0,331,613
Missouri—St. Louis
1,314,433,983
+
10
22.7
995,864,918
+
697,912,151
598,298,381
+
+
Decatur
711,093,387
726,511.092
-
8,887,940
10,137,436
79,842,000
1,289,702,380
1.1
+
I
13,212,359
11,000,199
86,828,000
Chicago
\
+
1,123,400,080
1,403,120,362
1,559,131
17,679,035
1953
i .738,488,087
—
2,539,505
+ 19.8
+ 30.6
3.410,047
12,443,458
Springfield
*
6.5
18,003,748
11,094,296
3,632,678
Rockford
727,035,181
-
1.8
+
691,964,891
1,161,245,233
,
Franciseo—
♦ '
'
21,560,101
Peoria
1954
v
9,458,911
14,485,374
Illinois—Bloomington
>
Inc. or
Dec. %
+ 11.4
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Sioux
decrease
r-25;7
1,276,889,263
1,498,258,566.
9
11th Dallas
■
1,309,598,329
:
Minneapolis
12th San
V
\ $
12,665,791,150
r4
10th Kansas City_—
t;
9,404,276,757
699,731,426
f
17
9th
483,412
1.0
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
""
—10
!
'
1,407,934,474
7
7th Chicago
.
1,252,065,317
>
€
5th Atlanta
1955
<'
783,953,943
M
il
*tb Cleveland
$
803,437,444
10
Philadelphia
5th Richmond
v
9.0
Indianapolis
Total
3rd
+
1,161,245,233
(10 cities)
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended Feb. 13—
139,910,488
8,433,'^25
+
Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
185,030,778
11,555 ,227
Grand
and in the Dallas Reserve District of 10.8%, but in the San Francisco Re¬
\
4,041,470
171,473.323
2.5
703 ,3M
177,018 Iff
•
Seventh Federal Reserve
In the Cleveland Reserve District
District the totals register an increase of 0.1%.
serve
4,159,702
193,412,631
in the
falling off of
a
5,283,628
5.7
+ 10.1
766,690
,
Orleans
note that in
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals record
8.9
26.405,943
12,868,387
Louisiana—New
gain of 6.8%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 4.1%' and the Minneapolis Reserve
District
—
27,154,645
178,847,096
Mississippi—Vicksburg
larger by 10.3%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 1.1% and in the
Atlanta Reserve District by 3.4%.
+
6,693 ,154
211,886 ,779
i
South Bend
the totals
::
31,124,922
Alabama—Birmingham
25.7% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 4.4%, but in the Boston Reserve
District the totals show
711,093,357
124,559,226
Michigan—Ann
the New York Reserve District (including this
city)
650,930,511
7,074,704
Total
we
1.1
691,964,891 "+
6,742,282
We group the cities according to the
Districts in which they are located and from this
109,399,955
—
233,389,088
gain of 2.5%, the bank clear¬
a
7,295,586
385,706,758
117,272,689
—
Florida—Jacksonville
week ended
—
5,260.374
329,071,185
0.8
699,731,426
(6 cities)
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
13.4%, the aggregate clearings for
185,333,896.
01
131,176,505
•Nashville
present further below,
3,574,19?
; 19,783,0JO
+ 40.5
6,061,354
."342,455,145
130,128,335
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
has to be estimated.
3.0
+
342,336,875
Columbia—Washington™
'Macon
In the elaborate detailed
+ '7.3
'
Tennessee—Knoxville
not available at time of going to press.
are
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
'
appear
the week
as
Carolina—Charleston
District of
4,039,381
19,200,000
176,086,882
"
20,307,000
192,875,792
;
—12.3
4,660,591
*
21,785,560
.
Maryland—Baltimore
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
4,086,341
,
Richmond——
'*z
y
'
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
+ 16.8
3,275,785,880
t
+
(6 cities)—
525,629,283
589,474,634
•
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
■
1
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
;
Washington—Seattle
184,736,379
198,727,245
4,838,370
196,235,234
5,259,759
187,675,027
85,685,743
82,256,515
Yakima
New
York—Albany
_
136,217,453
Jamestown
New
__
York
—
Rochester
Syracuse
138,227,888
3,043,855
+
3,340,400
—
Elmira
4,656,794
2,509,705
8,949,973,034
12,273,141.829
40,914,862
Buffalo
4,433,701
__
19,566,913
3,049,688
Binghamton
67,542,983
__
37,295,864
22,873,988
+ 245.2
20,485,8?9
21,172,266
4.8
3,964,057
3,941,354
1.5
149,146,(03
137,979,165
0.2
2,513,826
2,918,693
San Francisco —iJ
+ 33.1
2,142.139
2,553,150
San
—27.1
12,501,409,388
10,162,273,572
9.7
37,165,320
34,631,392
—
—
+
19,573,594
+ 16.9
17,512,823
Connecticut—Stamford
24,602,828
19,785,993
+
24.3
30,226,104
New Jersey—Newark
70,114.946
69,194,853
+
1.3
73,399,503
81,212,874
78,789,854
+
3.1
86,350,174
82,442,037
9,404,276,757
12,665,791,150
—25.7
12,924,315,231
10,558,568,436
Northern
Total
New
Jersey J?
(11 cities)
21,769.486
'
24,064,184
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
Lake
City
18,734,796
16,675,173
599,834,327
609,297,519
Pasadena
22,227,707
Jose
Santa
Barbara
-
Stockton,,™^
Total
Grand
(10
total
24,923,487
31,385,668
California—Long Beach
18,505,528
6,120,551
6,624,364
.
10,377,691 v
-™™
1,160,147,065
' 19,791,211,480
22.852,234,387
10,579,089,553
162,331.838
163.622.549
8.0
4,302,229
4,114,936
4.6
149,087,052
168,132,879
+
4.2
86,059,719
80,854,183
+
25.9
+
12.3
—
1.6
19,932,490
23,207,897
17,344.433
13,921,475
593,162,658
543,680,230"
+
20.1
16,074.545
+
8.2
5,369.433
'
5.472,512
3.1
9,129+59
!
12,289,249
—
10,841,238,446
cities)™*—
7.0
+
—
10,706,251
1,160,680,279
cities)
(109
".
—
17,966,904
0.1
1,014,228,881
1,035,377,553
-13.4
22,810,150,641
20,201,593.207
2.5
10,308,741,253
10,039,319,635
+
64,823,127
Outside New York
(a) Clearing
City
operations
discontinued.
+
February 27, 1956
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
The
18
(1036)
Company and Issue—
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the 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.
FEBRUARY
17,
1956
preferred stock-^—
—-—Mar
4y2% capital debs., due 1367_—Mar
s. f. debentures, due 1973—Mar
31
1
1
Finance Corp.,
Monetary Unit
Argentina, peso
I
Australia, pound-—-.
Austria,
schilling....
...
.—..1—_
Belgium,
franco
British Malaysia.
.328133
Canada, dollar
;
Ireland, pound
peso
:
Netherlands,
guilder
New Zealand, pound
...
krone
Norway,
—.
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudO—„
Sweden,
Union of
United
South
Africa,
pound
,
'
2.795869
2.806339
pound
sterling™.
•
refund*?--.;
.237162*
.237163*
Colorado Fuel
.0800560
.140080*
.140080*
5%
Corp.—*.'
tTemporarily omitted.
debentures—Mar
City
2.807187
Roosevelt
.233350
2.796284
Oil
Refining
&
Oil
Wesson
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
"'•;/>
+.
1
stock—Feb 29
Mar 1
Mar 1
Increase (+
Decrease (—)
•
Feb.
Total gold
R.
notes
21,011,124
Other cash
Discounts
banks
other
of
441,355
—
—.
U.
S.
137,517
7,062
+
—352,501
—
19
655
14,984
Acceptances—bought outright™
+
+
1,607
242,778 "
+
+
Government securities:
Bought outright—
Bills
450,200
—
Certificates
Notes
7,000
—
5,920,699
14,165,913
-
Bonds
____
^
...
2,801,750
-
560,444
—4,039,442
+4,206,442
—
investments adjusted*—
Loans adjusted*
Commercial and industrial loanst—
and
Loans
•;
84,310
47,581
Total
23,338,562
27,900
bought outright
Held under repurchase agreem't
—
+
7,000
27,900
—
+
393,444
27,900
Total U. S. Govt, securities—
24,016,417
-
20,900
—
365,544
—332,120
23,366,462
Total
—
107,557
+
Real
Due
from
securities™
22
foreign banks—
Uncollected
cash
V
items
—_
—
Bank premises
—
U.
—172,220
—
40
5,071,575
62,912
117,836
Other assets
,
7,633
+
+ 1,200,625
+
7,412
—
+
loans—————
estate
loans
——
.
securities—total—*a
}
1,288
—495,778
51,055,055
assets
+1,211,359
LIABILITIES—
Federal Reserve
Other
securities
Loans
to
—*•
—
29,016
—
+
498,117
Cash
Member bank reserves
—
U.
S. Treasurer—general
Foreign
Other
i—
Total
Deferred availability cash items—
and'accrued dividends
+
242,985
+ 46,602
—520,077
14,252
Other liab.
——
7,072
36,004
+356,048
19,989,822
3,779,216
deposits
+
+
—
674,733
——
90,287
—415,706
560,935
364,983
acct.
—
—
—
+120,522
14,262
18,389,171
161
+
+
+
195,774
452,017
1,639
—
Banks—
Federal Reserve
vault
in
banks
domestic
with
Balances
—-
-
-r-
13,591
960
2,590
+
+
286
'VVS
■
•
deposits adjusted
—
56,391
Time deposits except U. S. Governments .21,428*
U. S. Government deposits™.
i+-f;--2,G67 ?
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
.a *>.10,€27
*
Green
Giant,
Class
5%
banks
CAPITAL
49,863,275
-
ACCOUNTS—
'
Surplus (Section 7)_
Surplus (Section 13b)
+
Total
to
liab.
and
capital accts.
gold certificate
deposit and
F.
R.
51,055,055
—495,778
14,889
32,711
+
19,490
+1,211,359
First
ment income
for
foreign
correspondents
loan commitments
32,813
+-
2,319
2,496
—
Industrial
+-
19
6,912
+
From
Federal
Reserve
453
+
The
915
Automobile
—
74
The condition statement of
banks
of
the
shows
the
ended
Feb.
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
Federal Reserve
principal changes for the week
Increases of $286 million in balances
following
15:
with domestic banks, $672
million in United States Gov¬
deposits, and $453 million in demand deposits
credited to domestic banks, and a decrease of $657 mil¬
lion in demand deposits adjusted.
ernment
Commercial
and
industrial loans increased
$102 mil¬
lion at all reporting member banks; the principal changes
increases of $85 million in
the New York District,
$34 million in the Chicago District, and $11 million in
the Cleveland District, and decreases of $31 million in
were
the San Francisco District and $11 million in the Dallas
District.
Changes according to industry
other press release.
lion.
appear
in
an¬
Real estate loans increased $35 mil¬
•Exclusive
of
to
loans
banks
and
after
Chemical
114
+
513
Food
+
203
re¬
Petroleum
Railroad
Steel
$294
Tobacco
respectively.
millions,
and $25
New York City and a total of $136 million at all report¬
ing member banks. Holdings of Treasury notes decreased
$62 million, of which $54 million
was
in the San Fran¬
Shares
———'
;
——
Shares
—
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp.
Guardian
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
60c
Industries,
Artists
Atlanta
5%
Inc.,
Pictures
Gas Light
Co.,
cumulative preferred stock
5%% conv. pfd. stock
Corp.,
1st mtge. 3%
Mar
due
debentures,
766
Hahn
City Investing Co., 4%
Community
1st
Public
Mtge. 3>/a%
Container Corp.,
Cornell-Dubilier
37/s%
Match
Steel
403
1961—Mar
1
666
!Mar
1
768 "
Mar
1
403
1
556
cumulative- preferred stock-Mar 30
769
Service Co.—
bonds, series D,
4%
due 1984
cumulative preferred stock
Electric
1st' &
&
ref.
mortgage
3%%
1'' p
3%%
bonds,
bonds,
,
:V
ser.
.
H,
due
1
.
-
—May
^ 1
< •
,_j
RR.— '
Utilities
-Mar
America—
bonds—
Nashville
Montana-Dakota
mtge.
5%
of Central
ft
Corp.
Hallnor
Oil
Well Cementing
5%
"4%
:
preferred
2003i-'-Mar' 1
'
772
Ltd.,
com.
due
1975
Mar
1
773
5%
1
3-
9
2-15
2-29
2-17
2-17
5-16
8-17
2-10
3-15
2-20
2-20
2-20
2-20
2-20
2-
1
5-
1
-2-15
3-15
3-15
2-10
3-12
2-17
122%c
3- 1
5-15
2-10
3-15
3-15
3-2
3-15
4-2
4-2
,»2-20
3-10
2-25
65c
3-10
2-25
15c
15c
2-29
2-29
4-30
$$1.25
35c
(increased quar.)_
Paper, common
SI
37%C"
$1.12y2
Sl-OSy*
(increased)-—_* '
(quar.)
Organ,
1
Oil,
B
6
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Extra-•
3-
3- 1
(quar.)___
Hancock
2-15
3-28
4y4%
Class
Co.—
2-15
$5c
preferred (quar.)
conv.
.Hammond
2-15
,
(interim)
Ltd.
Cotton
HammerihilT
I
2-15
—
'
.
:
-
2-15
Co.—
'
771
2-15
2-15
50c
Mines,
Hamilton
• "
I
^
(quar.)
4V2%; preferred
Rys.
mortgage
Louisville
Mar
(quar.)
2-15 *
9-10
3- 9
*4- 1
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
3- 1
6-1
3- 1
i25c^r- 4- 1
$2Cc
4-1
25c
3- 1
$60c
460c
50c
(quar.)_
common
Hamilton Watck, common
bonds, series I, due 1982_
mtge. 3.20%
Ltd.,
2-15
Ltd.
Quarterly
Corp.—
Co.;' $1.50
A
-
Halliburton
s. f. debentures, due
conv.
2-17
$1.11
$1.12,/2
»
Water
Brass,
Hajoca
Co.—
International
1st
206
1
sinking fund debentures, due 1972—
Diamond
1st
1
Mar
:
3-1
3-12
3-12
6-12
*
-,
-
Quarterly
Hackensack
Mar
1995
2-15
$1.05
$1.10
Quarterly
*
Class
1st mortgage bonds, series A, due 1965
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—
2-29
3-20
3-10
3-20
3- 1
3-12
(quar.)
Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
765
Mar 21
bonds, due 1963—Mar 1
2-15
2-29
2-29
2-29
2-15
30c
preferred (quar.)_—_—___—
$4.40 preferred (quar.)_;
:
:
$4.44
preferred
(quar.)
^
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—;
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.—
41/2%
(quar.)
$4.2C
Page
1
2-29
—
Gypsum
Date
2-15
50c
—.—s * $1.25
$5
preferred (qUar.)_—""L-$1^5
$5 preferred
(quar.)_.^
.
$1.25
Gulf Oil Corp. (quar.)
62'/2c
Gulf Power Co.. 4.64%
pfd: (quar.)
$1.16
Gulf States Utilities, common (quar.)
'
40c
REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
2-15
2-29
2-29
15c
44c
12V2c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)_;
——
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR., common
$5
preferred
(quar.)
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Allied
A__
6%
preferred and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ACF
(quar.)
—
Water
Guilford-Chester
list of corporate bonds, notes,
PARTIAL
(quar.).
Gulf Interstate Gas,
Notices
a
class
Consumer,
preferred
2-29
2-15
-c
12c
14c
6c
8c
50c
11c
Shares
Stock
2-15
7c
Shares
Shares
2-15
2-29
2-29
2-29
3c
Shares
Bond
Equipment
2-29
8c
Railroad
2-15
10c
Shares
Railroad
2-29
2-29
2-29
2-29
6c
Shares
not
2-15
12c
12c
-
Shares
Shares
Mining
2-29
2-29
6c
,
Machinery
2-15
2-15
.v»"+.
9c
9c
'
:
Shares -
2-29
2-29
2-29
7c
7c
'/'./+
& Electrical Equipment Shares
Industrial
loans were
1
7c
10c
Shares
171
valuation
3-
7c
8c
—
Shares
133
of
2-24
3-10
13c
—
—
Shares
+
deduction
2-24
invest¬
net
Fund
reported separately.
$Oct.
5,
1S55
reclassification increased comm-n-cisl and industrial
loans $318 million and decreased real estate loans and "other" loans
1st
in
from
Shares
Buildirg
+
individual loan items are shown gross.
tPrior to the week ended Jan. 4, 1956, agricultural
3-15
*
Fund
Bond
Aviation
serves:
Inland
"Other" loans decreased $27 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $54 million
General
Classes—-'
,
+
3-10 "f
3-10
-
the 5 general funds and
on
Stock
Common
207
37
18
1;
T-31 *
3-10
4-2
$1.25
Capital Growth Fund
Fully Administered Fund
The Institutional Bond Fund
851
—
;
Below will be found
Condition Statement of Member Banks
(quar.)
The
843
Banks
others
834
—
3-30
3-10
3-10
V* II*
3.
Funds—
The
.8%
—
accept¬
4- 2
25c
30c
31c
2-23
I"-'':
industry classes.
16
note lia¬
on
A
(quar.)
Securities, Inc.—
quarter dividends
Utilities
45.6%
liability
purchased
ances
6,103
+
+
+
class
Merchandising
'; 449
+
reserves
bilities combined
Contingent
+1,144,269
$1.75
(initial quar.)
(quar.)—
—
672
••;■
1,490
—
' V::
693,612
27,543
162,534
-
capital accounts
Ratio of
v
303,091
Capital paid in—
Other
—502,330
B
Electronics
From
liabilities
3-10
3-15
4- 2
preferred
Group
Borrowings:
Total
40c
$12V2c
30c
25c
"
•
1
;——
(quar.)
.
1
3-
3-15
(quar.)—
1
3-
3-19
(quar.)
common
Fire Brick
P.)
3-15
3-10
$1.10
Ltd., class A
Sugar,
preferred
(A.
4
62Vic
•
Year-end
7%
19
—
3- 1
2-23
_r—__
Western
—
657
32
3-
60c
"
..
*:+
-.
—
Foreign
.
—
Demand
3-30
3-15 -
(Houston)—'
The
LIABILITIES—
•
(quar.)__—
common
(quar.)
"preferred A
Green
807
+
s
2-14
—62%c
(quar.)
Paper,
West Coal Co.,
Great
—2,054
—
707
+
361
—
238
+
35
10
30
197
169
18
+
Great
—1,215
—2,433
+
+
—
2-15 j:
2-14
$31 (4c
Northern Ry. (quar.)
Southern Life Insurance
Great
+ 871$
:+1,822$
—6,515
21
62
8,187
1,192
——.j———
banks_
with
Reserves
26,079,985
notes
Deposits:
4.40%
Great
,
—
Total
preferred
Northern
Great
+4,148$
• -*
3-15
3-10
3-10
3-31
3-31
(quar.)—
preferred
$2.50
270
-
2-20
25c
$40c
$30c
$1.50
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Great Northern Gas Utilities—
—10 ►. -+, 23
-VVV~ >
^V*£VV''" ,+- 205':.*
8,197
,+
35
10,172 »'-••,+—*+ 27.
28,542
+
43
1,074
+ 136
bills ———
.—
Treasury certificates, of indebtedness
617
Treasury notes
i—-—6,723
U. S. Bonds
——-l: 20,128
Treasury
7,500
2,482
or
Government
S.
5%
-
2-20
v-
(annual)
A
Quarterly
loans fov
Other
(ouar.)
Extra',,————
Great Lakes Paper, Ltd., common
$1.20 preferred B (quar.)
Great Lakes Power Corp. Ltd.—
+6,952
12j
—
3 15
'
,
American Life Underwriters—
for pur¬
carrying securities
purchasing or carrying securities
—-—----chasing
Other
+
564
to brokers and dealers
Loans
+
25,707
—
8
20c
quar.)
+
1955
167
94
102\
+
8 '
3-
Great
Feb. 16,
'
3-
4-1
3- 5
American indemnity
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS
Agricultural loanst
loans and
1956
1966
4- 1
Great
Class
Rec.
50c
...—93%c
25c
(increased
com.
preferred (quar.)
Gray Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Decrease (—) Since
Feb. 8,
Holder*
Payable of
:
Co.,
T.)
(W.
3%%
Increase (+ ) or
Feb. 15,
J When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Banks increased
$133 million and borrowings from others increased $171
million.
Loans to banks increased $197 million.
A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
ber banks follows:
\
V
^
14,984
—
the New York
$57 million in
Reserve
225
500
IV
634,316
advances
and
Industrial loans
20,745
—
6,093
—
,
i
the Boston
Grant
Federal
from
Borrowings
—
333,814
182.
(Continued from page 14)
District.
the Kansas City
17,750
2,995
—
-
—„
District, but they increased $63 million in
District outside of New York City and
or
(Since
—
854,772
certificate reserves—
Redemption
F.
20,156,352
fund for F. R. notes
certificates
Gold
1956
$Volume
issue.
DIVIDENDS
million in
$74 million in the Philadelphia District, $67
the San Francisco District, and $62 million in
Feb. 23,
1955
Feb. 15,
22,
1956
ASSETS—
j
'
,
(In thousands of dollars)
•
this
in
$30 million.
....
Demand deposits adjusted decreased $488 million in
New York City, $180 million in the Chicago District,
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
•,;'v
&
•Announcement
securities increased
$2472
561
561
449
bonds, due 1962——Mar
5% s. f. debentures, due 1962
Snowdrift Co., Inc., conv. pfd. stock
Toklan Oil Corp.,
■
*
888
775
Corp.—
fund 5%
First mortgage sinking
Holdings of "other"
3
557
668
669
773
15
Inc.,
2.796699
.233350
*
" " -
cumulative preferred stock
May 1
(F. H.) & Co., preferred stock
Mar 20
MengsfOo.* 5% convertiole first preferred scock—_'—I_Apr 18
Northeast Airlines, Inc., convertible preferred stock—Mar 12
Plywood, Inc., 6% sinking fund debs., ser. A, due 1963_Mar 1
.193330*
.193330*
District.
206
1
30
McGraw
.0349000
.0349000
2.806830
2
658
2
Bryant, Inc., 4%%
Lane
.496766*
.496766*
cisco
T;>
-Mar
—
•+
-»•* •
& Iron
Mills,
Granite
2.779393
2.778980
1^—- 658
i
12462
1! $2462
3%% convertible preferred stock—Mar 1
Steel Co., 5%% cum. conv. pref. stock—_Mar 15
General
•
t:>
,
■
19*year 434% convertible' debentures, due 1966_
_^_Mar
Consolidated Freightways, Inc.; preferred stock—L__—Mar
.261200
.261200
'
766
1
^ '4
M, due 1996—-Mar
due 1976
-subordinate Conv.
Inc.,
■
2.80718X1'"
.0800560
Mills.
Beaunit
.210200
.210200
2.806770
ser.
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., $4.40 conv. pfd.
•Nominal.
May
1965
bonds/series A and "B, due 1975——-—Apr
mtge.
Bangor & Aroostook RR.-rFirst mortgage 4%%
bonds,
.00285562
.00285562
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
,233350
2.796388
2.806875
1st
.00435401*
.00435401*
.237158*
.210200
2.806875
.0800560
.261208
2.779084
.140080*
.193330*
.233350
franc
Kingdom,
.00285500
.496766*
.0349000
—
krona
Switzerland,
.00435401'
.237162*
.210150
2.806354
.0800560
.261200
2.778568
.140080*
rupee
Mexico,
.210200
.00435401*
Refunding & general mtge. bonds,
-
_
Page
Date
•
ing. mortgage bonds, series A, due
7 •Refunding & general mtge. bonds, ser. K., due 1000—-Mar
.210200
BIRTHDAY
.210200
.00285500
—
Germany, Deutsche mark
India,
1.000546
V-
1.000833
WASHINGTON'S
"
" 713"
ISSUE CALLED
*
.328200
.328200
.210150
Ceylon, rupee—...
Finland, markka
France
(Metropolitan), franc
CLOSED
.0200000
1.000580
-
Pittsburgh, Lake Erie & West Virginia system
.0199979
.+ 561 -
1
1——Mar
„
Co.—
debentures, due
12-year 3%% convertible
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
.0385802*
.0385802*
.328200
1.000267
dollar
Malayan
2.236470
A——.——Mat 15
1
& Telegraph
Telephone
American
t.
2.236802
..
776
1
debs., due 1974—Mar
Company and Issue—
$
V
'■■.-■'■it
t
2.236553
.0385802*
,0200041
t
2.236138
.0385802*
.0200062
'
'
•
$
$
T75*'
,
*
*
■
-
"ENTIRE
Feb.23
Feb. 22
Feb. 21
Feb. 20
$
'■
1974
due
4%%" debentures,
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
Feb. 17
States Money)
Transfers In New' York (Value In United
Noon Buying Rate for Cable
>
1
Mar
'
"
Transmission Corp.—
Eastern
v<
775;
.
mortgage
Texas
888- "•>
-
RR.—
Mar
3% bonds, due 1975
Shoe Corp. of America—
$4.50 cumulative preferred stock, series
1st
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co., 4(4%
Country and
1978—Mar
Financial Corp., 5%
Reading Co.—Philadelphia & Reading Terminal
1st mortgage V/i%
bonds, due 1966
Savannah Electric & Power Co.—
'
,
—
—
—
*
Pacific
INCLUSIVE
1956,
23,
FEBRUARY
TO
_
'
Corp.—
Gas
&
Rassco
OF 1930
BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
559
1
•
Electric
State
4.50cumulative
requirement of Section 522 of the
Pursuant to the
York
'
:
Chicago &
York,
New
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pago
Date
;
St. Louis RR.—
3%% "refunding mortgage bonds, series G, due
New
class
new
common
;
^
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(initial)
(s-a)
i.
:
^
35c
62Vic
*•
5-
3-
4
2
3-
9
3-
9
'
2-10
2-10
4-12
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Volume 183
Number 5511;..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
common
When
Share
Company
Handy & Harmon,
Payable
(quar.)__
•
5%
preferred (quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
Cimmon
6%
(increased
Harbor Plywood
$2
3.90%
Mfg.
2-27
2-14
3-12
2-29
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
series
4%%. convertible
B
E.)
Hobart Mfg. Co.
3-
Jacobsen
3-15
2-16
Jaeger
4-
3-16
Jamaica
1
4-
2
1
1
3-16
7%
4-
2
3-16
3-20
3-15
20c
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
2-15
Hooker
3-
1
1
2-15
$1.25
3-
1
2-15
3-23
2-29
*45c
3-
1
3-
1
2-15
preiened
Class
B
3-29
3-
1
3-12
3-
1
—$1.0614
3-28
3-
2
30c
3-12
2-17
30c
3-12
2-17
common—
/__■
common.
414 %
preferred * (quar.
Honolulu
Oil Corp.
(irreg.)
Horn
&
5%
Hardart
Co.
$1.1214
3-30
3-10
(N. Y.)—
"
.21-,
(quar.)_;
Co.," (increased)___
$1.25
35c
Hqskins Mlg.
Bhoppes, Inc. "(quan
Houdaille Industries, Inc., $2.25 pfd.
(quar.)
Household Finance, common (quar.)™—__
3%%
'•*:
4%
preferred
preferred
4.40%
33-
30c
3-
1
•'<
Storage Co.—
£lass
*
4%
4-14
$l.-)0
4-14
__
-35c
3-31
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*
3-31 >:
.
330
B
■
Class
(quar.).
:
7
^
Corp.
—
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50e
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20c
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v
50c
.
(quar.)__
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Hubinger
Co.
(quar.)_,
.
7- 5
'
.
Hudson
5%
Pulp
&
Paper, -class A
preferred
A
2-10
Kelsey-Hayes
230
Kendall
3-10
3-
1
>
Hugoton
Humble
Hunt
Oil
&
Foods,
5%
1-
2-10
3-
1
;
2-10
,3-
i
-
2-10
(quar.)_______—35Vic
Co
Refining
Oc
(quar.)
.
3.
,v
_\^^Av«%'60c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
&
Erie
Mortgage (quar.»__
Hattig Sash & Door, common (quar.)____
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)___.
preferred
(quar.)___
5%' preferred (quar.)
I-T-E Circuit-Breaker,
common
14.60%
.preferred^(quar.)
Illinois Telephone;- 5.Vi% preferred
v
5.66% preferred A (quar.).;:
'6 %•
-....
preferred
B
■American
Income Fund
*
;
of
receipts
Boston—
Investors
r
9-28
12-28
3-
-
,
(From
Indiana Gas
Indiana
earnings)
4-
--
-3-
V;
•
-
>,
2-15
3-1;
-
2
I
"*30c
3-
1-
&
3-
1
2-16
12 >/2c
Water
3-30
2-20
/ 28c
2-295"*
2-14
3-15
2-17
and
Ingersoll-Rand
■6%
(12c
(quar.)
com.
net
3-10"
3-
I:.
securities
income
and
from
1.T
49c
3-
7%
Kuhlman
Inter-Ocean
Securities,
International Breweries, Ltd.__
International Business Machines
International
Cigar
2-
1
2
Lake of the Woods
2-10
7%
3-
1
2-
1
4% %
preferred
1
3-
2
3-16
9
2-24
demption
4-
2
3-16
plus
3-15
2-29
(quar.)
Lawrence
-n
1
$1
3-10'
2-17
25 c
(quar.)_
3-10
3-
2-
1
rCanadai,
Ltd
(quar.)
Silver
Co
$5
3
L
-Increased
Intertype
New
2-20
Leece-Neville
Lees
2-24
Lehigh
3-
9-^2-10
5-1
*20c
(quar.)
3-
I
/
,2-10
">4-13
r
100%
2-15
J-27
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
___-
4-16
4-16
3-15
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode Island—
*
i
$2.50
„
(quar.)^_.
"~S
1_ '
;
'
preferred
preferred
Electric
&
Power,
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)__.
&
Electric,
i
com.
(quar.)
__
$2.90
4-
1
30c
25c
8-
-
i-18
"
11-
25c
10-17
tB-17
-
6-
1
$1
7%
3-
1
2-14
Malartic
3-
1
2-14
Mallory (P. R.)
3-15
2-29
& Co. (qunr,)_,
Manhattan Shirt Co. (quar.y
Lily
(Eli)
7-
2
6-15
10-
1
9-15
Marathon
12-15
i.
$1.50
2- / "-3-15
Lincoln
4-
2--_ ^3-15
Lincoln
3-
i
2
2-
3
Marquette
2-15
Masonite
3-15
Mascot
1
2-16
Massey-Harris-Ferguson, Ltd.,
4Va%
preferred (quar.)
Master Electric (reduced)—
3-
5
2-13
Matson
3-29
2-29
Maxson
3-
9
2-10
3-15
2-28
5%
Stores
3-15
2-28
6-30
6-20
12-20
(W.
Stock
$3.75
new
River
$3.50
3-
2-10
2
3-12
3-
1
2-15
Mclntyre
4-
1
3-19
McKay
3-26
3-
McKesson
3-
5
2-10
20%
5-
1
4-
McCord
&
Oil
Co.
Corp.,
$2.50
2-29
Porcupine
Machine
&
2-15
.
Mead
3-21
3-12
2-17
55c
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
1
3-21
1
4V2 %
preferred
4.30%
2nd
preferred
3-30
1
1-30
2
3-15
Mengel Co.
3-
3-10
2-24
2-29
1-31
25c
(quar.)
3-31
2-15
1
3-16
87C
(quar.)
3-31
3-16
35c
3-10
2-20
50c
3-15
3-10
2-20
*50c
(quar.)
2-14
3-30
3-
1
2-
40c
Ltd.
2-28
62 %c
4-
2
3-20
3-14
1
3-
1
4-
9
5-
2
8-
2
7-
11-
2
10-
9
60C
3-
1
2-
3
$1.06%
3-
1
2-
3
3
(quar.)
•5-1
4-16
Mercantile
Stores
3-12
,4-2
3-
1
3-16
Merchants
Metal
Fire
Textile
1
2-15
5
12 %c
3-
2-17
1
5-
1
4-30
3-
1
2-15
4.35%
5-
1
*25c
3-
1
25c
Middlesex
Midwest
3-15
2-20
Mineral
3-15
2-20
4-10
1
2-15
40c
(quar,)_
(quar.)____,
_^___
4-25
33-
1
1-27
40c
3-15
2-15
15c
1
3-
1
2-15
3-15
2-20
tioc
20C
$1.31%
3-
1
2- 9
3-
1
2-
9
90c
3-10
3-10
2-10
3-
pfd.
95c
4-
(quar.^
-
60c
2
2-15
3-
1
2-
$1
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
$1.75
4-
2
3-14
3-10
2-17
'30c
3-
100%
35c
35-
1
1
1
—
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
50c
3-31
3-15
4-16
1
4-16
25c
conv.
of
3-12
2-15
75c
(quar.)
3-15
20c
(quar.)
3-
1
2-14
2-13
3-
1
Illinois—
30C
______
2-29
25C
3-15
35C
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
2-27
3-
1
2-
1
1
5c
3-
1
Common
3.30%
2-
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
40c
(increased)
convertible
1
3-
$1.37%
(quar.)
3-
$1.25
$1.27%
preferred
(quar.)
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3-10
(quar.)
—
2-17
3-10
2-17
3-15
3-
3-30
3-12
3-30
3-12
20c
(quar.)
Co.
35c
25c
preferred
Louis Ry.
82 %C
50c
St.
3-27
2-29
1
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Saulte Ste. Marie RR.
Semi-annual
and
Inc.—
Fund,
Quarterly
an
capital
of
4c
from
investment
New
5%
term
gains
(initial
common
Minnesota
income
additional of 16c from long
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Power
preferred
&
100%
Light,
—
common
(quar.)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
Pipe Line Co., com
2-29
2-20
5-
1
4-
3-
1
2-10
$1.25
quar.)
35c
35c
(stock dividend)
4-
2
3-15
4-
6
8-
1
7-10
1
10-10
3-
1
2-18
60c
3-12
2-29
—/_—
37 %c
3-12
2-29
Mitchell
2-20
Mohawk
(quar.)
50c
4-10
3-31
Mojud
$1.25
4-10
Missouri
4.30%
Missouri
5%
5%
Public
Co.,
2-27
15c
3-12
2-15
$1.07%
3-
1
2-15
34c
3-
1
2-11
$1.25
3-
1
2-11
common
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—
*25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
—
2-17
3-20
2-15
30c
(quar.)
3-15
25C
Ltd., class A—!
common
preferred
2-27
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Robert),
Rubber
3-15
3-16
"■3-16
$1.15
common
Service,
preferred
Utilities,
preferred
2
75c
3%c
—
Missouri-Kansas
11-
3-31
33-
10c
$5.10
10c
•
1
1
5-
4-10
1
3-
44-
$1.22%
Extra
35c
3-
1
5
1
Minneapolis Gas, 5%
35c
(quar.)
1
96J/4c
$1.11%
(increased)
Mining Corp
Minnesota
25c
'
97'/2c
2-24
15C
3-30
2-20
5-
Products
Corp.
Minneapolis <fc
;
3-21
Co.
Water
Oil
3-
3-31
$1.10
Midland Oil Corp.. $1
2-10
2-15
1
$1.08%
(quar.)
Middle States Telephone Co.
6% preferred B
(quar.)
1
2
3-
3-10
(quar.)
Mickelberry's Food
1
3-
30c
(quar.)
Utilities
2-15
6-12
3-
preferred
preferred
3-
3-12
45c
quar.)
(quar.)
4.45% preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric, com,
Gas
(quar.)
(increased)
preferred
Michigan
2-20
25c
Y.)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80%
3.85% preferred (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.i)
1
4-
3-15
87 '/2C
(N.
3-
3-
35C
(increased
Metropolitan
3-10
2-17
3-12
(quar.)
Brick
2-17
1
(quar.)
common
2-15
4-15
1
3-
3-26
15C
Assurance
2- 6
45c
3-
25c
:
1
5
3-15
$1
1
59 %c
2-
2
$1.18%
(quar.)—'.
Corp,
preferred
1
4-
1
3-
7%
3-
25c
3-
:/
9
53 %C
(quar.)
3-21
IOC
com.
3-15
*30c
(quar.)
Corp.—
4%% preferred A (quar.)
$4 preferred B
(quar.)
4-
50c
(quar.)_l___
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
3-
(quar.)___!
___
2-15
85c
50c
Melville Shoe
:
(quar.)
5
93 %C
Mead, Johnson & Co.
2-15
____
—
2-15
93 %C
(quar.)
common
3-
$1.25
—___
2-15
3-15
37 %c
2
increased).
■
3-
3-15
37 %c
2
4.90%
(resumed
2-24
3-15
(quar.)
Corp.,
share
(initial)
3-10
—
(quar.).
Quarterly
4.40%
(quar.)
2-24
-
(quar.)——
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Mines
4-
25c
(quar.)____
2-10
9
Dredging
McWllliams
re¬
(quar.)
1
3-
10c
Ltd.
27 %C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
2-17
3-
25c
quar.)
(quar.)
*$1.75
Glass
2-10
2-28
3-15
62 %c
Metal & Thermit,
j
2-29
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)____.
3
3-10
Robbins
50c
quar.)'
2-28
9
40c
(initial
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
2-
3-15
3-
50c
75c
(quar.)
1
2-29
3-31
*15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
50c
(quar.)—
3-16
—
(quar.)
62 %C
$1.25
4 ■!
4-
$1.06%
"
56 %C
J.S-
3-16
2-20
1
37 %C
2
$3
com."
2
3- 9
Electric
$1.75
com.
(quar.)
common
common
preferred
McGraw
$1.50
Virginia
4-
30c
30c
com.
preferred
conv.
3-20
$1.25
Inc.
2-10
(quar.)_
Lumber
McCrory Stores, com.
McCormick
45c
quar.)__
per
3-15
3-15
35C
(quar.)—
Fronter.ac
4-
quar.)
$51
2
*$1.12%
(1947
$1
at
4-
t$6
com.
series)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Maytag Co. (quar.)
3-10
55c
for
2
2-17
(quar.)
'
com.
2-16
4-
1
America—
(increased
1
2c
Corp.
preferred
22 %c
|
of
6-15
3-
2%
L.)
preferred
35C
9
3-18
6-30
30C
May Department Stores,
25c
quar.)
3-31
3-
dividend
50c
5
2-29
3-10
(quar.)
Navigation
$1.25
(increased
Telephone & Telegraph,
preferred
j
McColl
12-30
9
35c
(quar.)
Mathews Conveyer,
McCloud
$2.50
3-24
3-
-•
3-
B-4"
27c
Corp.
Oil
3-15
1
2-25
4-15
;
30c
1
26c
Power,
common
Cement
1
1
3-15
3-15
35c
(quar.)—
P*d.
3-
(quar.)
:
4%%
Mfg
4-
4-
2-24
3-30
3-
i
Co.,
3-
3-
2-15
50c
*$1.25
(quar.)—
&
20c
Cement
preferred
2
4-
45c
3-15
$3.75
Common
•Lincoln Service,
Field
50c
(quar.)
,
Corp.
Marshall
2
30C
2-10
3-15
Sugar, Ltd.—
4-
28%c
2-28
V
—
1-2-57
(quar.)_
5
3-30
Maple Leaf Milling. Co., Ltd.—
5% pref; (quar.).
9
3-
—
3-15
3-
2-29
*5c
*
$1.12%
Lincoln National Life Insurance (stock dlv.)
New
common
(inltlal)_l-___________
Common
Ltd
2
1
Lincoln Petroleum
Fields,
4-
1
new
Gold
6% preferred (clears arrears)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.
1
3-15
1
59 %•
(quar.)_
Manitoba
4-
2-15
1
27c
(quar.)__
common
3-
/15C
3-
3-
$1.25
(accum.)
3-16
1
Co.
preferred
pfd.
2-15
$1
&
5%
5
Miiling-'CbT^itd".—"~
of
RR.
3-12
6-
Corp.
Priority
Priority
3-
(quar.)
2-29
4-13
3-15
1
*25c
4.75%
1
3-12
5-
*25c
Ltd.
shares (quar.)
shares (quar.)—
2-14
50c
2-10
1
Corp.,
1
*20c
3-10
30C
3-
37 %c
2-17
5%
—
Co.-
Public Service,
2-24
2-29
1
37 %c
.j
Maine
2-15
9
3-
5c
2-14
9-
preferred
C.)
3-
*20c
(extra)—
(quar.)
1
1
1
3-15
3-
30c
3-
3-15
2-
4-16.
3-15
*$1.25
Central
3-
3-12)
'
25c
(quar.)
Maine
32c
1
12 %c
(quar.)
Bloedel, Ltd., class B
5-15
(quar.)
3-
15c
(quar.)
5-15
(quar.)
(increased
Co.
&
1
income)
com.
Sons
Lytton
1
2
3-15
6
15c
I/
3-30
1
72 %©■■
._.
6-
t
3-
65c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
6-
-
6
3-15
50c
6-
5-15
3-
*25c
dividend
(R.
I
4-2
$1.25
(quar.)i—.
(quar.)—
Laboratories
Mailman
5-15
'
12-
&
Co.
Ltd
$1.05
;
G.),
RR.
8
3-
75c
(quar.);
22-
2
25c
(quar.)
1
1
4-
$1.75
(interim)
33-
25c '
1st preferred
Mahon
1
9-12
Co.
preferred
4-
3-15
3-
9
30c
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)
Magnavox Co. (quar.)
1
12-12
Co.
Savers
32%c
~
3-
3-20
;
Extra
"7-1.8
1
3-10
$1.25
Life Insurance Co.
Life
1** ^7-18
11-
/
3-15
$1.25
(R.
5%
Stock
$1.18%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco,
60c
(quar.)
Macwhyte Co.
60c
& Casualty Insurance Co. of Tenn.—•
Quarterly
v
53 %C
com.
(quar.)!
Gas
I"
4
Light
i-18
5-
,
preferred
5-:jK
37%c
^
(quar.)
4.80%
Iowa-HIinois
•
37 %c
(quar.).
.
Participating
Iowa
"
25c
Participating
$2.50
"
37 %c
Participating
$2.50
r
preferred
MacMillan '&
2-16
Life
3-15
*75c.
-
5(4%
4-16': J3-15
*40c
6%
2-20
2-15
1
(quar.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford
V2-15
3-15r
*40c
(quar.)
Salt
Common
:-a2-15
3-14.-- -2-27
25c
quar.)
•
1
Machlett
(s-$)
2-17
Sport Products (quar.)
MacKinnon Structural Steel Co., Ltd.—
2-29
87 %c
Engineering '(quar.) *____/
Leverage Fund (Canada)
Libby, McNeill &.£ibby— ^
1-31
v*~
3-1
com.
2-15
3-/1/^2-14
3-
35C
*50c
Ltd.,
3-
87 %c
pfd,
3-15
2-17
38c
20c
5%
$1.18%
-
(increased)
(H. .C.)
3-
20c
"series
2-17
MacGregor
35c
preferred
3-
3-12
25c
25c
Lester
£
3-1
2-29,
Foundation,
2
2-28
(quar.)
Portland
Leslie
i
25c
Investment
3-
9
$1.50
(James)
3-
40c
Corp.
(quar.)
Freight System
(quar.)^
(stock dividend)
(initial
1
3-
6-20
40c
(quar.)
$1.05
Extra
5c
20c
Corp.
4-
3-21
1
3-31
(accum.)
(quar.)
Products,
18%c
(quar.)
Co.
2-24
3-19
SI
(quar.)
D.)
3-15
t30c
semi-annual
common
(H.
I
Engineering
Interstate
Lee
4-
Motor
Interstate
Le Tourneau
3-20
$1
1
Interprovincial Building Credit, Ltd.
Interprovincial Pipe Line, Ltd.—
Lytton's
1
7-
3-10
quar.)
(quar.)
$1.12%
3.
.___
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
preferred
(Md.)—
Sales
preferred
50c
May 1
dividend)
preferred
$5
3-19
75c
;
International Utilities Corp., com.
$1.40 conv. pfd. (quar.)
2
$2.50
on
(increased
$1
Candy Shops, Ltd.
Investing Co., $5 pfd.
3-15
v
$1.50
Paper Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
i
International Petroleum, Ltd
International Resistance (quar.)__
3-
(s-a l
this
3-15
2.
t65c
International
International
:r?
*40c
Telegraph
Ocean
1
Corp.
4-
$1
25c
M.),
&
Metal
5%
2-17
3-20
$1
95c
Bryant, Inc., common (quar.)
4V2% preferred (entire issue called
$5
*$1.12%
International
4-
Lane
2-24
$1.75
(quar.)
% $4
Lyon
2-24
$1.25
<
Laura Secord
*20c
Internationfff Nickel
Lynch
2-27
25C
(quar.)--™^.'^
preferred
4-
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)
4-17
40c
&
3-
-
common.
1
2-15
2-29
3-31
60c
Mfg.
62 %C
Sessions, com, ■ (increased quar.)
4.75% convertible preferred (quar.)
Lamston (M. H.), Inc., common
(quar.)
4-
Clock
9
$1.12%
Fund,
District
preferred
Lamson
50c
Harvester, 7%
pfd.
(quar.)
International Metal Industries Ltd.—
A,
preferred
(Walter
Mig.
3-12
Laclede Gas
6-
1
$6
International
Class
3-
18c
1
2
50c
Machinery Co.
5-
$1
35c
15c
3-
3-
securities
(111.) -(quar.)_
pfd.
Lux
87 %c
prior
preferred
1
$1
(monthly)
Exploration
Lunkenheimer Co.
3-
'_____
(increased
7-
5%
Co.___
4%
2-24
3-20
Electric
30c
Exchange Building
Reinsurance
,<
2nd
1
3-
8
$1
Nashville
3-10
(quar.)
com.
&
Lowney
93 %c
;
preferred
2- 8
common
&
Ludlow
(S. 8.) Co. (quar.)
(S. H.) & Co. (quar.)
Kroehler Mfg. (increased
quar.)__
6%:- 1st
Land
50c
>
1
Angeles Transit Lines
2-24
6
3-
I.) —
(quar.)__.
2-25
95c
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
preferred
preferred
1
Kresge
2-10
3-10 *
23C
protits)
Inter-Ocean
Louisville
*37 %c
(R.
(Mo.)
Co.,
3-10
(quar.)
Koehring Co. (quar.)
Koppers Co., Inc., com.
11c
,___i
16c
3-15
2-
common
35c
dividend
Lake Superior
profits)
1
3-
7%
3-10
1
(quar.)
Bell Lumber
(P.)
3-10
3-17
common
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Life
Kroger Co.,
Shares, Ltd.—
'Institutional Bank Fund (14c from Invest¬
Insurance
prior
Stock
r
2-15
Institutional
ment
$5
Knights
*
2-21
Fund—
and
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
$1
income
Louisiana
3__.
$3
i.
investment
2-29
(s-a)
50c
(s-a)
Foundation
from
from
"
-
Co
Institutional
'
Co.,
preferred
Steel
3-
30c
20c
quar.)
A
(quar.)____
6 %%- preferred (accum.)__
Industrial Silica,
Inland
23c
(increased
3-15
Kress
13c
-
class
Los
A
3-17
3-
87 %c
investment
preferred
4%
(quar.)
Products
Water,
r4%
"2-15
-
J
Steel
Indianapolis
com.
(quar.)
Kinney to;.R.), Co.,
2-16
*37 Vic
'
3-15
Keystone Portland Cement (increased
quar.)
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
Kidde (Walter) & Co.
(quar.)
Kings County Lighting (quar.)
..
2r 15
3-
.
3-30
Keystone High-Grade Common Stock Fund
i (/'series S-l"
(from net investment in¬
;
current
3-15
quar.)
come)/
2-23
"
accumulated
3-30
Class
2-15
$1
(quar.)
Lumber
Lorillard
$1.20
(quar.)
preferred
Bell
3-15
com
Keyes> Fibre^^o. (quar.)______
Keystone Custodian Funds—
5%
Long
3-30
50c
• common
convertible
2-29
1
50c
(quar.)_
59 %c
Keystone Pipe & 3upply Co.,
12-14
r
& Ireland
-
/
-
9-14
55-
4-14
79c
(final)™*.-^,1-
-
-
6-15
'53 %c
'--
Y.)
County. Land Co. ;(quar.)
Gold
Mines, Ltd.__
Kerr-.McGee»Oil Industries, common
'AVi%
3-19
20c
Co.I
2
3-
*37 %c
(quar.)
Gas,
2-15
11 %C
convertible
$1.25
(N.
common
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Organization (quar.)
preferred
4-
4.75%
Long
Kerr-Addison
2-15
-
(18c from inc. and 10c from capital gains)
Incorporated
t~
3-
>35c
Great Britain
deposit
Co.,
Co.
..((from'net
6-29
*
/57%c
(quar.)I
Kerite
3-15
.
2-23
2-29
quar.)
Keyston^».Discount
3-15
2
$1.25
.i
(quar.)
Imperial Tobacco of
3-31
$1.25
Paints,- Ltd., common
participating preierred (quar.)
conv.
.Wheel
2-15.
-■
3-10
Star
$1.37%
Chemical,
235
2-29*'-
Lone
2-20
Kern
'
:
9
3-30 r
50c
Imperial-Flo-Glaze
$1.50
2-29
4-
_
i3-i5
$1.25-
-
;
.
2
-
3-15
$1.25
4Va%-preferred
4%%
•
2-27
$1.25
.-
___
5%
3-15-"
3-30 <r
*35c
'
»
2-10
:
3-1U
j/"15c •"
•--/•~12%c •*'
5% preference A (quar.)
__i..^/-:>i/42V2cHupp Corp., 5% con*. pfd. A (initial quar'.)
*/B2%C *
Huron
I
2
2
(quar.)
Kentucky Utilities,
2-10
1
32c
common
pref.
33-
35% c
(quar.)___
Production
2-10
31 %c
31 %c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
$1.41 2nd preferred
3-12
4-
Inc.
9
k,4iFtferred*,-: (quar.)
Kent-Moore
(quar.)—
5.12%-preferred'B
5.70%
preferred C
;
3%%
3-3.V
-.
Loew's,
$1.25
$ V2 % • preferred-(quar.)
4-20% 1*efprred' £quar.)_
1
*$1.25
3-15
9
1
——
Aircraft
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3%-% .'preferred
Hudson
Bay Mining & Smelting,
Increased
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
3-
„-3V^%, iwef er-retf **( qu a r.)
3% % preierred ' (quar.)
2-24
.
Stores
"414%
,rr
eoe
4-
8%
50c
Kawneer Q6l (quar.>_l_
Kekaha Bugar,^4M/- (quar.)
Kellogg C5o.,
(quar.).
%
•
'
(quar.)
'■?* Class B '<quar.)_;
Hoving
;;
Lockheed
*$1.75
Katz Drug Co, «lincTeased
2-17
.
50c.
A
"Howard
V
-
2-16
*37 %c
(quar.)
common
3.80%; preferred
^
2-16
1
50c
com.
1
3-
2- 3
3-
3-
87 %c
(monthly)
preferred
3-
2
3-30
50c
Ltd., class A (quar.)—._
Corp.
Pipe,
3-
12 %c
(quar.)
Joint
Common
10c
(quar.)_
3-31
(quar.)__
A
"'Class
preferred
4-14
Houston
*
4.20%
3-3l
Preferred
Lock
50c
(quar.)
4%
$1
Houston Lighting & Power
(quar.)—:
Terminal Warehouse & Cold ,r
2-20
8%
.(quar.)
4-14-
(quar.
;
2-15
2-15
5
Finance
*25c
(quar.)_.
&
93 %C
(quar.)_*
1
1
3-
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
4Yr% preferred (quar.)
3-15
2
33-
3.80%
2-20
4-
56 %c
u.J.
(quar.)
preierred
2-10
7-£
3-i5
15c
,
1
Local
*25c
Common/(increased
preferred
2-15
2-15
15c
& Grand Rapids RR.—
Semi-annual
;
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment
(quar.)
Kansas City Power &
Light-
2-20
&
1
1
44c
B
preferred
original
3-
Kalamazoo,' Allegan
3-20
40c
4%%
RR.,
Payable of Rec.
60c
guaranteed
3-
35 %c
:
(quar.)__
Kaiser Aluminum
(quar.)__i
Co.* class A
*6c
40c
_
Miami
Special
30c
Johns-Manville -(incerased)
Johnson & Johnson
(quar.)
Jones & Laughlin
Steel, com. (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.),
Joy Mfg. Co., new common
(initial quar.)
Kahn's (E.) Sons <quar.)__
i
2-15
50c
Little
$1.05
preference
preferred
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceteries,
Class B (quar.)_
(quar.)
common
Inc.,. 5% pfd. A (quar.)
Lake Sulphur, com.
(quar.)
7% ' preferred
(quar.)
Jewel Tea Co., common
(quar.)
;
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
2-15
3-
(quar.):.""
*"'
2-15
Jefferson
2-10
Co.— "V■/■''
Electrochemical
$4.25
Hoover
Ltd.
2-15
1
Co.
Rollway, class A (quar.)
Liquid Carbonic, common (quar.)
3Va % preferred (quar.)
2-15
1
Jantzen
2-17
—15c
—
1st
"
1
50c
Mines,
5%
3-10
$1.18%
«
1
3-
(quar.)
A
preferred
3-
31c
(increased quar.J___
33-
(quar.)
Supply,
Water
3-1
$1.09%
(quar.)_^_■■■•"
75c
,
20c
93%c
(quar.)
Preferred C (quar.)
Jamestown Telephone
Corp.
2-15
(quar.);!^-.'
(quar.)
97 %c
Service, Ltd.,
preferred
$5
4-25
87%c
:
Public
preferred
$5
2-24
5-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
common
Mfg.
Jamaica
2
(quar.)
3-15
Inc., 4% preferred
Co. (quar.)
Machine Co.
(quar.)
4-
53Vic
Hollinger Consol. Gold
Homestake Mining
-
3-15
'(quar.)50c
common
1
Jack & Heintz,
125c
"
4-
participating
Participating
3-
3-16
*$2.50
:
$1.08%
Share
Lipe
5%
6
2
9l%c
preferred
(Charles
2-14
34-
10c
quar.)_iv~
3-15
3-15
Iron
5
35c
(quar.)
Link-Belt
1
1
4%% preferred (quar.)
Fireman Mfg. (quar.)
Island Tug & Barge, Ltd.—
2-14
50c
tquar.)
.common
preferred
37%c
preferred
Co.,
3-
2-28
2-24
4-
Company
Holdert
When
Per
Name of
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.20% preferred
Iowa Southern
2-15
3-26
(quar.)
preferred
30c
_
(quar.)
5% .1st preferred (quar.)
Hiftde & Dauch Paper" (Canada)
Hires
1
2-24
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$1.10
Utilities,
3-15
62'/2c
*.
A
2nd
Heywood-Wakefield
Hotels,
2-23
20c
.____
common
preferred
4%%
1
3-
48%c
Chemical, common (incr.
preferred A (quar.)
Hilton
3-
7%c
Hershey Chocolate,
-
2-23
When
,
82 %c
preferred
$1.76
Co
preferred
1
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Service,
Light Co.—
5%
preferred
(s-a)
Hercules
Cement
(quar.)
5%
3-
20c
50c
(quar.)
6
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
3.90%
4-
Share
Light,
preferred
3.75%
25c
Hecla Mining
Heinz <H. J.) Co., 3.65% pfd.
(quar.)____;;—
Hendershot Paper Products, Ltd., common—
Heydeh
3%%
3.30%
&
4.35% preferred
Iowa Public
7%c
Fineapple Co., Ltd., common
New preferred (quar.)
Haydan American Sugar Co. (quar.)____
Hazel-Atlas Glass (quar.)
414%
2-15
2-10
4-20
Hawaiian
Hazeltine
2
1
Company
Power
$1.50
preferred
preferred
Hastings
3-
3-
Name of
4.40%
Corp
convertible
Per
"
Iowa
2-15
70c
Harshaw Chemical, new com. (initial)
Hart-Carter Co., common (increased quar.)
Hartford Electric
2
$1.25
-quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-
10c
Holdert
of Rec.
49
(1037)
3- 9
3-
4-
3-15
62 %C
1
1
50
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(1038)
Life Ins. (Springfield,
Monarch
Macnine
Monarcn
Monterey
Oil
30c
3-
3
2-21
25c
3-15
2-24
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
_
3-15
3-
4%%
preferred
4%%
1
O'Brien
2-27
3-
3-10
62 %c
4-
2
3-15
tl8%C
3-
1
2-
Gold
lings
(Henry ;•'*& Co.,: Ltd.—•
Morgan (J. P.) & Co. (quar.)———Morrell (John) & Co.
(increased quar.)
Quarterly
-—
$2.79
$2.50
preierred
Morgan
(quar.)
-
Quarterly
Morris
preierred
March
resident
7-27
7- 6
25c
South
of
10- 4
3-10
2-17
3-30
3-
40c
3-1
2- 6
Omo
Eaison
4.oo%
Ohio
Match,
common
Oak
Mlg.
t
Powell
3-31
3-10
3-15
2-17
3- 1
o" \
3-1
2-17
Prentice-Hall,
on
Progress
2jjc
3-10
2-21
$2
40c
3- 1
3- 1
2-ia
2-15
Pubco
90c
$1*10
3- 1
3- 1
2-15
2-15
Public
1
62/2c
(quar.)
4bc
$1.25
$1.50
$2.50
3- 5
4-16
3- 1
2-17
4- 2
2-15
5-15
6-15
5- 8
6- 8
4.16%
3- 1
2-15
4.20%
3-22
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3-1
2-21
2-21
2-la
4.32%
3-19
2-27
3-15
2-10
3-15-
2-10
3-
1
2-14
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Old Town Corp., 40c preferred
50C
4-
2
3-16
Olin
3-12
2-10
3-
9
3-
preferred (quar.)
preferred
iquar.)
Omar. Inc., 4%%
class A pfd. (quar.)
Onondaga Pottery
Oregon Paramount, $4 prior pfd. (s-a)
3-
1
2- 8
26 %c
Aluminate
Automotive
4c
Biscuit,
3-10
2-20
$3.60
2-10
$4.40
12 %c
3-14
2-28
50c
4-13
3- 6
$1.75
—
2-29
2-10
2-27
2-10
______———
preferred (quar.)
National By-Products, Inc.
—
10c
>
plus this dividend i
Container
(Del.),
SI.25
preferred
National
Pacelot
4%
preferred
National
414'/>
4V,/
National
Dairy
4%%
Ltd.
Food
Gas
National
Panhandle
3-15
2-15
3-
1
50c
3-
9
25c
3-30
U5c
(increased)
(quar.)
A
tiass
Oats
Presto
National
Rubber
National
Securities
Co.
2
3-15
1
2-17
Park-Lexington
7-
3
6-
Parx
10-
Tea
Faton
3-
9
2-17
3-
1
2-15
Mfg. Ltd., common
7% preferred (quar.)
Patterson-Sargent
3-31
3-14
Peabody
35c
4-13
3-15
2-29
9c
3-15
2-29
Pembina Pipe
20c
2-29
2-a3
Peninsular
50c-
4-
2
3-15
$1
$1
3-
9
2-24
$1.32
50c
3-
1
Co.
2-16
20c
3-26
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)— —'
quar.)
1-
Mfg..
Fire
___
Insurance
50c
10c
Cement
Corp.
40c
(quar.)
Edwards
Nestle-LeMur
Natural
Gas
Bedford
Machine
6%
New
preferred
Zinc
Jersey
New
York
New
.
York
N.
Air
$5
2-/S8
1
1
2-15
1
2-
50c
3-
1
York
334%
State
Newberry
(J.
Common
3%%
2
Pennsylvania
3-31
3-16
Pennsylvania
7
Penobscot
3-
7
3-
9
> 2-20
40c
3-
1
2-15
3-10
2-17
4-
2
2-24
Pepper
$2
3-
1
2-13
Pepsi-Cola
2-15
Perfect
4%.%
preferred
$2.50
J.)
1
93%C
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
9
$1.12%
4-
1
3-
9
50c
4-
2
3-15
Permutit
-
130c
;
3-
1 "
1
2-io:
&
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas Co.
3-15
Petrolane Gas Service
1
Pfaudler
2-15
in
1955.
.net
An
also
Nor an da
Mines,
&
in
the
of
15c
$4- pfd.
A
year
American
30c
2-20:
1
3-15
9!
3-29
115c-
2-
3-
2
Phila.
;6%
preferred (quar,)
preferred (quar.)__
Stock
Life
Shore
Northeast
Gas
(111.),
Airlines,
Northeastern
Inc.,
Water,
prior preferred
Northern
Northern
Stock
Northern
5%%
Northern
Illinois
$2
$1
.
Water,
Natural
preferred
Oh'o
(quar.)„___._
(quarJ^_-_*—
com.
■
pfd.__
Common
5%%
1st
3-10
2-17
3-
2-19
Pillsbury Mills Inc.,
20c
V
-
2-20
1
1
2-15
1
2-15
Pinchin,
1
(quar.)
5-
2-20
2-
3-12
2-24
55c
(quar.)
$1.37%
3-23
8
3-24
3-
4-
3-21
1
2
40c
,
4-
1
3-
2
168c
4%%
5%%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—.;
Piper
45c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
1
1
1
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)_:
$1.75
7104710-
1
6-15
9-15
25c
3-
6
2-24
3-15
2-15
2-27
3-1
3- 5
2nd
2nd
2nd
Oil
Textile
preferred
B
preferred
ord. inc.)
18c
,
1
&
Transit
4.75%
Rohm
Pitney-Bowes,
4y4 %
3-
1
2-15
Pittsburgh,
3-
1
2-15
Common
$1.31%
3-
1
2-15
7%
pom.
Mfg.
Inc.,
(quar.)___
common
(quar.)_i
dividend
Coke
preferred
com.
(quar.)_
(quar.).—
Wayne &
(ouar.)
preferred (quar.)
15c
11 Vic
3-15
4-16
New
class
4%%
Rome
Chicago
—
Ry.
Co.—
LS'
.
(quar.)
2-15
3- 1
'•■■•■■i-v.
-
■
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3-1
3- 1
Power—
$1.18
(quar.)
quar.)____
*
(quar.)__^—:——
(increased)
com.
Cable
4- 1
3- 5
3-10
i
55c
50c
3-
50c
—
$1
4- 2
<initial-quar.)_
*
1
3- 1
Corp.
(quar.)
t20c
$10c
$1.06%
—35c
~■
Engineering (quar.)
Theatre, $1.50 preferred (quar.)—___
Royalite
Oil
Ruppert
Ltd.
(quar.)_
common:___.r_—
(Jacob),
4%,%
prefers
.
—
O.)
3-19
2-20'
2-17 ;
2-10
2-10
10%
25c
37%c
I6%c
A :
25c
,
„
.
$1.12%
(mmr.—
3- 1
3- 1
3-15
*
3-29
2-29 f
'
3- 9
3- 1
3- 1
^ 3- 1
>4-2
2-15
2-15
3-1.
3-15r>
2-ir
2-24'
2-15
2-10:
2-15
3-10r
*
Ryan Aeronautical
St.
Lawrence
1
10c" V'3- 9
7oc "
3-9
Josepn Lead
St.
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
50c
—
?•> St. Louis, San iPrancisco Ry. com. (Increased)
preferred " (quar.)
5%
5%
5%
5%
St.
3-15
.
—-v
Louis Southwestern
non-cum
$4.40
1st
Ry. Co.—
v.
preferred
preferred
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)—.__—
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
preferred
Carlos
$5:^
:
____
3-29
3-1
.
3-1
6- 1
9- 1
12- 1
3- 1
4-1
4-1
4-1
4-1
$1.10
60c
$1
$1.07%
2-23
>2- 4,
3- 2
3-2
3-2
3-2
20c
3-23
3-13
25c
(reduced);
Milling, Ltd.
3- 2
45c'"
(quar.)
Safeway Stores, common
6-15
9-15
12-15
_
'
(annual)
preferred
Regis Paper, com.
San
-3-15
$1x25::
preferred (quarj______—1
$1.25;
preferred (quarj$1.25
$1.25"
5%
8t.
50c
2-17
2-24
4-25
preferred (quar.T_:
3-14
2-28
*
Savage
Arms
Corp,
Savage Industries,
(quar.)
3-16
2-28
4- 2
3-20
25c
$1.25
3- 1
3- 1
2-17
$1.20
3- 1
2-17
$1.75
4-
2
3-9
$3 40
$1.75
4- 3
3-9
$4 preferred (quar.)
2-17
1
(quar.)
dividend
(J.
Roxy
V
B
preferred
Stock
Ross
2-28
2%
—
preferred (quar.)
Paper Ltd.—
'/
class A (initial quar.)—
New
"3- 1
3-12
:
$1
$1.02%
$1.02%
$1.18%
10c
—
.__
(quar.)_.
53VsC
-
(quar.)_
Chemical,
(quar.)
preferred
Ft.
B
&
:
r
(increased
Haas,
2-23
t25s
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred B
&
4%
2-29
40c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
2-24
$5
Corp.,
class A
Rolland
12-9*
3-15
conv.
Rockwell Spring & Axle
2- 9.
2-28
preferred J
preferred I
Rockwell
3-10
60c
Co.,
Light &
•
2-20
2-14
2-14
2-14
4-6
3- 5
3- 5
3- 5
50c
37%c
16%c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
H.)
Little &
Rockland
4- 2
5%
-
(H.
3-14
3-20
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
5-1
3-15
3-15
3-15
3c
3c
69c
30c
(quar.)
common
Rochester
Ltd.—
;
Mills
Rice
Myers,
3-30
5c
(quar.)
participating pfd.
43A%
2- 9
3-15
$1
(quar.)_
Brand
.
20c
preferred F (quar.)
4.10% preferred H (quar.)
2-15
4-16
1
(quar.)—
Products
Metal
Grande
4%
2-3
3-
62%c
;
A
30c
(quar.)
common
1
3-10
3-9
3-15
30c
(increased quar.)
Corp.,
Rochester Gas & Elec.
3-15
3- 1
t$l
75c
(quar.)
Paper Corp.
Robinson
3-15
3-1
Co.
Robertson
2-10-
4-15
-
(quar.)
Participating
3-, 2
10c
convertible
3-15
•
Associates,
I
Aircraft
$1.12%
•
_
75c
$1
(quarterly from
&
preferred
4.30%
$4.80
(quar.).
(s-a)
Fund
25c
quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)_^
common
Interim
Pittsburgh
;
Fund
Johnson
Stock
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)_____
(increased
Street
Pioneer
1
quar.)
20c
" '
preferred (quar.)
3-
70C
(quar.)
-
(quar.)-----.
\
3-15
6-15
9-15
3-13
1st
$1.50
2-10
3- 1
•>
4-15
3-15
1
1
4-
Robbins
2-15
3- 1
2-27
4-
$1.75
River
2-10
3- 1
3-10
(quar.)
5%%
2-20
^
2-10
3-20.
$1.75
(quar.)—
3-9
2-10
4- 2
.
lc
1
Class
3- 2
3- I
A
—
Petroleum
Engravers & Electrotypers,
3-
Northwestern Fublic Service—
Common
" Photo
Pine
20c
Co.,
.
$4
3-12
10%
Power
Phillips
8-17'-
-
•
*
8-24
$1
Gas
common
(quar.)
Preferred
2-29
10c
20c
w
-
...
(increased
preferred (quar.),:
ii
Long Distance Telephone Co.-™—
$1
Telephone—
Quebec
_
(s-a)
(s-a)
Gas,
$3\65
Philippine
2-29-
35c
(initial)__
com.
conv.
preferred
*
Northern
2-291;
50%
:
--
Insurance Co. of New York
dividend
3-20
Common
;
new
•
Co.—
„
(quar.)_____ '-r
North
3-20
34%c
Initial after 50% stock dividends
North River insurance <N/ Y.)
:
Suburban
"
Z-'J.
Insurance
dividend
37 %c
*■
—
5% %
American
'
*
3-31
60c
$1.12%
40c
preferred
5
3- 5
4-2
4-2
3-10
3-1
90c
—
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Valley Gas
Ritter Finance, class A (quar.)
_
3-31
3-
70c
$1.12%
preferred
$4
2-15
45c
3- 7
70c
1st
Rio
2-24
3- 4
12%c
2-17
3-10
2-10
2-16
2-15
2-15
3-9
3- 2
4- 1
3- 1
(quar.)_
com.
common
1st
3-15
3-15
90c
(quar.)
7%
3- 8
3- 1
3- 1
30c
87%c
(quar.)
Paper
2-13
3-15
2-16
2-15
2-15
3- 1
3- 1
(All.)—
Oil
Inc.,
1
12%c
27c
25c
15c
quar.)
preferred
3-
4- 2
50c
(quar.)
quar.)
!
B
Riegel
8
■
1
2-20
2-13
85c
pfd.
1st
Tobacco Co.,
J.)
Riegel
3- 1
$1.10
'
25c
I2V2C * <
91(4c -'
~
v
12%c
3-
3-10
3- 1
(quar.)
Richfield
' 3-
(-quar.)__a—-
(quar.)
Phila. Suburban Transportation
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
7%
2-24
3-9
3- 9
25cj
common
preferred
4.40%
3-12
25c
(quar.)
(increased
(quar.)
conv.
Richardson
2-17-
■.
4- 2
7% ,1st
3- 1
Co.
3-9
87%c
(initial)
Manufacturing,
7%
3-16
-3-30
3-30
preference H quar.)
$1
Investment—
RR.
2-23
4-9
7%
9
$1.50
Philadelphia Electric,
2-17
9
Norristown
Quarterly
-
3-1
3-
&
1
2-29
3-15
l'/o
3-
15c
3-30
50c
25c
(quar.)
Rice-Stix,
2-11
3- 9
75c
3-20
25c
35c
30c
Inc.
non-cum.
class
Ranch
Rice
3-23
(quar.)
3-
18c
(initial)
com.
(increased
Rhlneiander
3- 2
3-23
■>'
Germantown
Co.
'
North
$4
Corp
Mfg.
Phila.,
1
3-15
•
75c
^____
3-
3-
}50c
-
(quar.)™
Ry. (quar. >__
Normetal 'Mining, Ltd. (interim)
North
3-15
$1
(quar.)
Ry.
Dodge
Pheoll
(quar.)
Western
preferred (quar.)
2-9
(quar.)_
(quar.)___
preferred
Insulation
(R.
3.60%
35c
87%c
$1
(quar.)
1st
preferred
4%%
20c
Co., com., (quar.)
2-29
3-1
(quar.)—
Insur.
Corp.
(quar.)
Drug,
Rheem
2-29
(quar.)
&
preferred
Phelps
from
current
62c
Ltd.
Norfolk Southern
-Norfolk
4%
declared)
Chemical,
Nopco
dividend
income
Co.
(Chas.)
3%%
capital gains realized
interim
ordinary
•was
from
Pfizer
3- 2
3-14
from
8c
convertible preferred (quar.)
Copper & Brass (increased)
4.50%
3-12
(quar.)
3- 1
3-31
realized capital gains)
Marine
com.
&
Common
.3-10
:
and
inc.
Manufacturing Co.
Reynolds
100%
(quar.)
Extra
3-15
60c
75c
new
4%
Bros,
Rexall
45c
2-15
3-
Co.,
Common
2-17
2-17
.
$1.25
(quar.)
of America
Tube,
3%%
2-24
3-10
•
2-15
2-15
40c
&
preferred
Revere
5c
1
2
50c
3- 9
div_)
2-15
1
1
30c
Reliance
15c
(stock
1
33-
Mexico—
Timber
investment
Electrotype,
Reeves
10c
America
4-
Quarterly
and 45c
of
3-
Drydock—
Niagara Share Corp. (Year-end distribution
of 47c consisting of 2c from net
ordinary
income
Corp.
3-
27c
'
Fund of Boston—
Fire
Reiractory
2-20
2-24
50c
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
3- 1
.;
Petroleum
2-15
(quar.)
convertible
$1.25
2-20
2-18
3- 1
3- 9
1
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Reading
3- 1
2-3
2-20
__
(quar.)
Special
2-10
3-
f
1S1.25
Inc.
2-15
3-
26c
Oil Refining
Mining
4.10%
93 %C
common
3- 1
3- 1
t
1
$1.05
New
of
A
(George)
Reading
5
15c
iquar.)
3-
87%c
State
Co.—
___
Paul,
3-
$1.75
25c
preferred
Gear
(quar.)
Extra
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
2-18
50c
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
City
2-15
3-2
2-18
1
Extra
3- 2
3-21
3- 5
15c
4%%
Co.
1
3-30
4-13
3-15
10c
25c
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
Peter
!
(quar.)
7%
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.i
preferred
Circle
1
3-
(quar.)
Raybestos-Manhattan,
3-16
2-29
2-29
2-17
2-20
2-15
2-28
2-28
2-17
3-9
4-25
4-25
4-25
2-20
2-20
2-20
3-22
3-22
3-6
3-
$1.50
(quar.)
Island)
(Long
Perkins Machine &
9
$1.12%
12-14
2-15
'2-23
2-23
5-1
2-15
75c
Co
Bottling
Perfex Corp.,
Gas
(quar.)
Light & Power
News
3-
9-14
50c
$2
preferred
(Dr.)
3-
Packing Co. (quar.)__
Ray-O-Vac Co. iquar.)
20c
(increased quar.)
2-18
$1.05
Rath
2-15
2- 6
2-29
Extra
1
(quar.)
from
Rapid
3- 1
3-12
3-15
Peoples Telephone, common (quar.)
3-
$1.12%
Indiana,
Pulp &
Inc.
Oil
Rieke
Peoples Gas, Lignt & Coke
50c
Service
preferred
$3.50
25c
Fibre
2-23
■.
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Sound
Radio
$1.06(4
25c
40c
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
37 %c
preferred
Quincy
25c
Chemical
3-
1
of
Co.
miuisnivui/cu
Co.—
RR. (quar.)
Salt Mfg.
(quar.)
2-13-
preferred (quar.)
Quaker
2-10
2-10
2-10
2-10
2-10
3- 1
$1.17%
$1.12%
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)
&
Power
preferred
Service
Quaker
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3-15
$1.02
$1.10
(quar.).
4-1
(quar.)
Electric,
Newport
4.25%
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
preferred
Newport
4-
$1
(quar.)
(year-end)
Elec.
preferred
Newfoundland
4-10
Pennsylvania
3-16
3-16
90c
preferred
$4.50
3-31
3-31
St. Louis RR.—
common
preferied
4%%
preferred
92(/2c
..
3-10
(One
(quar.;
7%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Engineering
$1.01%
pfd.
(quar.)
R.R.
Co
4.50%
1
2-
C.)
(J.
4.70%
3
30c
quar.)
Dock,
>' —5%
9
60c
non-cumulative
New
3-
3-
(quar.)
35c
40c
75c
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
3.70%
preferred (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)__
4.40%
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Brake
Y., Chicago &
Y.
$1.60
Penney
50c
& Light, 4%
Central
(Increased
N.
2
3-15
3-
(quar.)
57J/2c
58(/2c
;*>..
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
2-29
90c
_
—
(quar.)
com. (quar.)
1
3-
preferred (s-a)
Jersey Power
preferred
4-
10c
4.05%
(quar.)
(quar.)—„
3-15
37 %c
Natural Gas, com.
(quar.)
common
Penn-Texas
3-15.
Extra
New Jersey
Co.,
preferred
4.68%
Pipe Line—
(quar.)__
Casualty Co.
(s-a)
Storage Warehouse
Biitain
3-
45c
25c
33c
32 %c
8%c
(quar.)—_
common
(quar.)
preferred
Fruit
(quar.)
(quar.),
preierred
$1.30
9
3-15
5c
Amsterdam
New
.
(quar.)
preferred
New
.
(quar.)
Telephone,
1st pfd.
30c
(quar.)
Paper
Co.
3-
—
(quar.)
Line, Ltd., 5%
preferred
Penn
1
3-31
(quar.)
20C
(
'
Inc.
3-
—
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bros.,
>
3-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
4.60%
i
Radiator
Cement
(quar.)
Special
(Pittsburgh)
Quarterly
S.
pfd.
Co.
Brewing
Peerless
(increased
&
Peari
3-16
,
5%
Coal,
2V2%
$1.25
12 %c
$20c
135c
25c
31 (4c
30c
20c
5c
162Vac
(quar.)
TransDortation
Parmelee
2-17
4C
Co.
Corp.
Union
Nazareth
preferred
divid.)
(stock
com.
2-17
Series—
Shops
National
National-U.
$5
50c
22'/2c
preferred
non-cum.
Parxersburg-Aetna,
9
(quar.)
Standard
Steel
Tile
2
lquar.)_
common
3-
.
National
National
3-
2
V2 %
—
Corp.,
3-15
50c
Co
Machinery
National
National
7
7
4-
$1.75
(quar.)____
series
Shirt
National
9-
12-
18c
:
A
Castings
series
New
4
1
1-2-57
Co.
Snerauon
10- 1
1-2-57
3-15
3- 1
3- 1
6-1
3- 1
3-28
3-15
3-15
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
3-13
3-13
3- 1
4-1
5-15
5-15
5-15
3-15
3-1
3-1
> 3-31
3-31
4-2
div.)
(quar.)__.
(10c
2-15
2-17
2-17
3-15
Colorado—
preferred
Putnam
2-27
3-15
2-18
2-27
3-10
6-15
Quarterly
1
15c
Steel
3- 1
3-10
3-15
4- 1
2-29
3-15
4- 2
7- 2
Quarterly
4-
15c
$3
20c
(quar.)__
of
Co.
2-17
3-1
4- 2
50c
(stock
preferred
Pure
3-14
1
3-
held)
(quar.)
5%
2-16
3%
:
Inc.
snare
preferred
Puget
2-16
-
17%c
4%%
2-20
133Ac
dividend)
(quar.)
eacn
Service
Public
4- 2
1
insurance—
v/asxungton
ior
3%%
2-15
3-15
75c
(stock
Development,
Public
2-24
3- 1
t30c
(quar.)
2-23
3-
45c
(quar.)
1
5
3-30
15c
4.20%
3- 1
3-
3-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—;
pieferred
4(4%
3-16
2-11
25c
50c
2%c
2 %c
2%c
2%c
$2.50
Ltd.
Inc.
Mfg.
snare
75c
(quar.)
3-
15c
Industries
Stock
$1.50
3-15
$2
3-16
3-16
2-15
2-15
Utilities
Providence
(quar.)
Quarterly
51.12%
—
dividend
.Income
Chemical
2- 9
3-24
<quar.)_icL__
America
Co.,
3-16
3-24
3-24
3- 1
12%c
Co.
Manufacturing Corp.—
convertible 1st preferred (accum.)__
5%'£
2-23
iquar.)
Lambert
&
Preierred
4- 2
3- 1
$1
15C
preferred
&
National
Nevada
Park
1
Pratt
;
pfd
Inc.,
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
10%
7%
National
Nekoosa
2-24
3-
River
»
2- 0
5%
10c
(quar.)
of
5
12 %c
(quar.)
Steei
Co.
Potash
3-14
3-
62%c
(quar.)
Telephone
2
2
62%c
37%c
37%c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Transit
Portsmoutn
25c
Line,
Pipe
Pictures
Paramount
2
(quar.)
•
Malleable
Neisner
2-3
15C
Growth
preferred
t37%c
pfd.
$4.50
B
Stock
4%
of I.C.C.)
preferred (quar.)—
approval
World Airways
B
Rico
Pullman,
(quar.)
Eastern
4-
tl5c
(quar.)
.
Lead,
New
Pan
2-10
Paragon Electric
(quar.)
National
Nehi
2-17
2
?2c
10c
15c
$0.328125
50c
Class
Porto
Express
Association,
House
American
3-10
A
Class
Panhellenic
2-20
1
3-
Machinery
3-
Canada
of
common
Co.,
National
"
Package
(quar.)
Corp.
A
Class
2-20
i 51.06%
Co.
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.,
Class
3-
25C
—
'.
Ltd.,
Gypsum
Pacific
1
—
div.
40c
_
preference
2-20
51.18%
(quar.)
com.
(quar.i
Grocers,
3-10
$1.06
(quar.)
(subject to
Western Oil, 4%
30c
(quar.).
Chemical
Oil
&
Intermountain
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
Finance
2-28
(quar.t.
common
Line, common
East
Preferred
Ltd..
Investment
Canadian
Pacific
3-15
—
(quar.)
Products
National
$1.50
2-20
Far
2~20
9
——
Products,
&
National
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quarterly)
National
9
3-
(quar.)
Aggregates,
Pacific
common
Products
Drug
National
3-
Coast
50c
Gas,
preferred
National
15c
31 %c
(s-a)
Distillers
National
Atlantic
Pacific
3-31
$1.75
—
Association—
Cylinder
preferred
preferred
$1-06/4
(quar.)
Mfg. Co., common
preferred (s-a)
Pacific
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preierence
Pacific
(quar.)
Cranbeiry
Paper,
5%
National
(quar.)
Glass—
common
$5
issue called for re¬
March 31 at $110 per share
on
$1-10
$1.12 2
10c
50c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Oxiord
(entire
preferred
demption
(quar.)
common
Owens-Illinois
.
National Casket Co.—
$7
Power,
Tail
Otter
3T 1
Fibres
common
1
25C
7%
Chemical,
Mathieson
25c
(quar.)——
(increased s-a)
pfd.
4.08%
4%%
(quar.)—
National Bellas Hess
$1-25
40c
$1.02
$1-05
(quar.)
iquar. >_——
4.20%
Ry.—
Louis
St.
&
Co.
4(4%
(quar.)
Chattanooga
National
Power Co.,
———-—-■.
Corp.
National
Ohio
25c
realized gains)
National
2-10
50c
Inc., common (quar.)—
...
preferred (quar.)
—
—
Murphy <G. C.) Co. (quar.)
——
—
Murray Ohio Mfg. (quar.)
——
Mutual Trust (quarterly of 2c from net in¬
vestment income and 2c from accumulated
51/4%
Nashville,
2-28
30c
Munsingwear,
Nachman
Oil
30c
Supply—
Mountain Fuel
Ohio
3-
4-
40c
(quar.;
ciass
Portland
2-10
1-31
3-26
10%
common
preferred
co„
Ac
3-12
2-28
(quar.)
preferred
2-15
2-15
preferred
Poor
2-20
3-26
40c
2nd
os
3- 1
5%
20%
dividend;
(stock
Corp.,
1st
$2.50
2-15
2-14
2-6
2- b
2-10
2-28
3-15
$1.75
dividend)
Fuel
2-29
2-29
3-10
3c
5%
5%
on
a
3- 1
50c
2-10
2-10
2-17
3- 1
$1.25
iquar.)
lool
2-29
3-10
3- 1
3- 1
t~ 7
3-1
)quar.)_
$1
(quar.)
Polaroid
f
\,j?
$1-14
12/2c
(quar.)
3- 6
3-13
?
pfd.
Oil
Pocahontas
pfd. (quar.)—
$1.37%
dividend)
(stock
2-10
,
—
(quar.)
(stock
Pneumatic
(quar.)
Ltd., 7%
Co.
Tool
Plymouth
----
Co.
OgilVie Flour Mills,
50c
(quar.)—
(Calif.)
Co.
Plomb
will
SI
Corp.
Diablo
Pittston
non¬
7.05%
of
tax
preferred
3-1
<quar.)__
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
2-10
7%
deducted
be
10-27
9
African
South
shareholders
50 c
(quar.)
Corp.
Finance
Wheel
Mount
2- J
3- 2
2-lt
3-14
3- 1
1%
prior pref. 1st series
preferred (quar.)
5%
to
prior
funds
African
Union
in
2.
lc
Motor
Motor
3-1
3-14
60c
25c
(increased)
Metallurgical
5%%
_
American
59%C
(quar.)_.——-—
(increased quar.).———
Morrison-Knudsen
on
change
25c
•r.«
2- 3
Payable of Rec.
Share
Pittsburgh Steel, common
Stock dividend
;
shares. 20 shil¬
ordinary snares equal to aoout
American
shares).
Subject to
on
2-20
25c
(quar.)—
common
9
4-27
3- 1
_
Mines,
Copper
4- 6
3-9
_——*-—■
Mills,
Paper
4%%
$2.50
2- 8
-
(quar.)
Ltd
O Okiep
3-15
30C
(quar.)—
common
3-21
3-10
quar.i
(quar.)
preferred
2-15
1
3-
$1.25
—-
37 %C
Engineering,
4" 2
40c
W
+*1.1/2
*2c
(increased
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
Nova Scotia
1
(quar.)_——
Morgan
Pittsburgh
25c
Pharmacal
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Cement—
Portland
States
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
_
Quarterly
Norwich
v
Moore-Handley Hardware—
5%
preierred (quar.)
Moore-McCormack Lines
Company
Northwestern
1
3-
3-15
$1.25
(s-a)
Mass.)
lool
Chemical
Monsanto
When'
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Holders
When
Per
Name of
Monday, February 27, 1956
...
Common
75c
preferred
$1.30
Sayre
Scott
(stock
(Ariz.) —
Inc.
&
2%%
Fisher Brick—
Paper,
common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
—'
—
2-20
2-29
2-29
2-20
2-20
5c
*
(quar.)^j..
2-29
183Ac
32%C
dividend)
preferred (quar.)
3-1
2-20
45c
85c
$1
3-10
5- 1
5-1
2-17
4-16
4-16
*
When
Per
i
Share
Name of Company
i
(1039)
Number 5511...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Vplume 183
Name of
6chwitzer
5 %%"
Bcott
&
Bcovill
27yac
5-
-l*r£ 4.20
Stauffer Chemical
(quar.)
27V2C
8-
.4^
Stedman
Inc.
Williams,
Mfg., 3.65%
7-20
3-15
3-
l
3-
fiiy„c
-
(quar.)——___
1
$4.75" preierred
i
$5
preferred
2-17
profits)
Stetson
2-20
8%
$1.183/4
___•—r
—
4-10
Stonega
3-22
Storer
25c
l.
3"15^
Storkline
25c
(quar.)—
4-
2
2-24
-
3-20r_^
$1.13
3-
5
5.20%
4-
15c
3-12
Sullivan
-
3-12
Sun
3-15^
2-25
Sun
3-15
2-25
In
4-
$1.25
23c
Corp. of America
Sharon
Steel
Corp—
>
—•
•
8heller Mfg.
f—-
f
preferred
preferred
1%
(quar.)_
_____
(initial
Corp. of America, class A
quar.)
3-15
6-15
54.50
Shuron
$1.12 y2
$1.12%
3-15
;
$1.12%
35C
3-lS®!' /2-29
3-30>- 3-15
3-*if:"
__;—
Siegler
(quar)__
Signal Oil & Gas,;class A
Class
Ltd."
Silver wood Dairies,
Class
B
class
A
/
_____—
Skil
Corp.
Slater
Smith
Smith
(S,
Smith
•
3-15,;.;
3-15
3-13
%. 4.50%
}20c
5-' tjr
5%
4-11
25c
,70c
5.40%
1
3-9
J\
'
preferred (quar.)
$1.55 preferred
(quar.)—__.
;
t—
South American Gold & Platinum Co. (quar.)
South Atlantic Gas, common (quar.)—___!_
5%
South
preferred
8%
Calif.
Southern
(quar.)
'•
;
-
California
Southern.
4-":2S
50c
30y2c
(quar.).;
(quar.)
com.
4-.2^x "3-15
4-2 'Jr-
60c
25 y2
c
.3-15
2-29
2-12
3-31"
3-
2-29jf
2-12
26'/2c
18%C
—
3-
s
3-
"
.
Natural
Southern
Railway,
5%
5%
r
non-cum.
non-cum.
5%
non-cum.
Gas
(quar.)
5%'
preferred
(quar.)
Southland Royalty Co
-
Gas
Southwestern
preferred
preferred
4.65%
4.28%
Southwestern Life
pfd.
$1.50
27c
3.70%
3.90%
preferred
55c
(quar.)_
com.
4.25%
"preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%
4.60%
2-16
3-1
3-15-" J2-28
3-15
.—
Common
3-
4-X-;
3-15
4-2\;
4- f '
3-15
4-
_____ ______—__
97»/2c
■
B
4-20
5-.C
4-20
4.-20.
$1.10
$1.15
33c
i.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
$1.50
I
2-17
25c
33-
1:m
$1.05
3-
1
20c
12y2c
25c
$1.12 %
3-.4c
3-1%
2-29
3-15
2-29
25c
3-
W
2-20
25c
(quar.)_
3-
ir
2-20
3-
45c
.-2-15
3-5"
(quar.)—.
com.
(quar.)
preferred
50C
Standard
.Standard
Oil
Oil
Co.
Co.
Oil Co.
Extra
25c
(quar.)—.
$
(Indiana)
(Ky.)
Oil
(Ohio),
3%% -preferred A
common
Standard
^
12-10
6
,^3-16
3-X;
2-10
3-12r
3-10
^-'2-24
60c
3-0j "'.2-20
933/4C
(stock divi.)
4-161; ^3-30
200%
(quar.)
3-16
50c
(initial)
Stanley Works.-new common
Supply
(quar.)
(initial)
;
40c
.
1;5:
1
Universal
2-29
Match
41/4 7c
3-10
2-28
1
2-15
4-
3
3-
2
$50c
4-
3
3-
2
Transit
2-14
3-
1
Van
2-29
2-
2
Van Sciver
3-10
2-
3
35c
3-
1
2-
6
3-
1
2-
6
3-
1
2- 6
3-
1
2-
$1.37%
3-
1
2-
r.
Thermoid
Shovel
Thew
Co,
2-15
3-15
60c
3-29'
15C
3-10^Z 2-18
3-15
1
3-15
3-10
2-24
3-15
2-24
3-15
2-17
25c
3-
2-10
15c
3-31
3-
40c
3-
Markets, common
preferred Initial series
preferred series B
5%
conv.
5%
non-conv.
Tilo
Roofing
Timely
(quar.)
Clothes.
Roller
Timken
3-30
4-
2
3-
9
Warren
Petroleum
4-
2
3-
9
Warren
(S.
4-
2
3-
9
31 y4c
Bearing
(quar.)_
Tobin
Tokheim
Corp.
4 Va %
;
Mutual
Washington
Water
3-10
2-20
Waterous
3-15
3-
Watervliet
4-
2
3-15
2-29
2-15
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
3-
1
2-15
$1.06%
4.56%
3-
1
2-15
(quar.)_
Toronto Savings
Insurance
Products
2-15
1.7
2-15
held).
2-15
March
4-
2
3-23
4-
2
2-29
1
2-15
Tudor
7th
South
Carbide
1
3-20
Western
Auto
5-25
5-15
8-24
8-15
40c
pfd.
(quar.)
11-26
Class
Union
&
B
Gas,
11-15
(accum.)
Air
Can
Series
A
United
Class
B
Stock
2-15
3-
1
3-
3-15
$1.06 V*
22%c
20c
55c
12%c
15c
$1
75c
$1.37%
25c
57c
65c
$1.25
50c
12 %c
12%c
37%c
30c
$1
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
4-
2
3-
3
3-
1
2-17
4- 2
3-16
3-12
3-21 v
2-20
3-
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
3-20
3- 9
3-31
3-20
3-
2-15
1
5
4-16
4-
3-2
2-10
1
2-15
3-
3-15
3-
3- 5
2-15
3-15
2-24
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
3-26
12%c
75c
37l/2c
37%c
20c
12V2c
t35c
40c
62%c
1
5
3-12
2-27
1
4-16
5-
1
7-16
1
2- •
3-15
2-28
9
2-17
3-12
2-13
8-
3-
3-
4-
3-
2
9
4-15
3-16
50c
3-10
2-24
3-
1
2-17
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-10
3-10
2-24
3-
2-15
1
3-15
2-24
3-15
3-
1
3-
1
2-10
3-
I
2-10
2-28
2-15
3-
2
2-17
on
divi¬
quar.)
(increased
Lines
quar.)
1
3-
1
25c
25c
22%c
20c
(quar.)
3-
60c
3-
I
2-15
2-10
3-
1
3-20
3-
5
3-15
3-
1
3-15
40c
$1.20
3-
1
2-20
3-
1
2-20
$30c
(quar.)
Supply, common
3-
1
.
quarterly
1-31
3-
8
6-
8
40c
3-15
2-29
Common
40c
9-14
9-
7
4-14
$1.25
3-15
2-27
7%
4-11
3-20
3-15
2- 3
•
;
3-
1
2-10
4- 2
3-15
3- 1
3- 1
4- 2
3-13
(••
prior
3-
2
2-15
2
2-15
4-
2
3-16
common
Stockholders Investment Trust,
Western
Tablet
&
Stationery
Ltd.
Corp.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
:
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric, common (quar.)__
3.807c preferred B (quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Weston
$1.25
30c
50c
95c
25c
2-29
2-14
35C
'3-30
2-29
5-15
4-20
Wlckes
5-15
4-20
Wieboldt
(quar.)
1
2-15
3-
2
2-
30c
(quar.)
3-
2-29
3
2-14
92 %c
5-15
87 %C
5-15
4-20
20c
—_—
4-20
3-16
3-
6
3-
6
Omaha—
30c
3-
3-16
3-26
40c
quar.)
preferred
2-
1
9
$2
(s-a)__
25C
1
2-21
3-15
2-29
3-
3-10
2-17
37 %C
3-15
2-15
1
2-15
35c
common
Stores, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
*
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Wilson & Co., common (quar.)
Common
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Wilson-Jones
Co.
(year-end)
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.—
Monthly
Wisconsin
3-
Wisconsin
Power
4-15
4-
4
3-
7
4.80%
3-21
3-
7
4.40%
50c
3-10
2-27
50C
(quar.)
2-29
3-15
4% 7c
17%C
2-14
Wood
3-15
3-
5
Woodall
3-15
3-
5
1%
—
3-15
3-
5
1%
3-15
3-
15c
4-
1
13 %c
dividend
1
i..Yn
4-
1
57c
(G.
H.)
&
pfd.
3- 1
3- 1
2-15
•
2-15
9
2-15
1
1
1
3-20
1
1
1
1
2-28
10-11
344458114-
3-20
3-20
4-13
7-13
3-12
2-10
2-20
2-29
3-31
3- 1
4-30
3- 1
30c
3- 1
3-15
3-15
3-15
30c
3-20
2-23
17 %c
3-15
2-29
6c
6c
40c
$1.50
Insurance
(s-a)
5-20
2-
1
4-16
2-15
2-20
Light
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
2-29
2-29
2-29
,
(increased)
common
$$1.37%
(quar.)
2-15
2-29
3- 1
2-14
37%c
pfd
(quar.)
3- 1
30c
31%c
Ltd., 5%%
Co.
Industries,
conv.
«
2-17
$1.20
$1.10
(increased)
(increased quar.)
Dessauer
2-15
3- 1
3-12
3- 5
2-16
2-14
5
8c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
2-28
8c
class A (quar.)
6
$1.12%
com.
Service—
Public
Common
&
&
preferred
preferred
preferred
Wisconsin
6
2-
3-15
90c
Power,
National Life
15c
20c
75c
$1.06V*
12V2c
12%c
12%c
$1.06'A
50c
;
Electric
Wisconsin
3-21
(quar.)
Corps, Ltd., class B
—
preferred (quar.)
3.60% preferred (quar.)
7%C
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
*
67c
56 %C
$1.12%
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
Corp.
2-24
2-
&
67c
quar.)
America,
(George)
Monthly
75C
(increased
Utilities,
Co.,
Co., Ltd.—
4% %
preferred (quar.)__
$$1.12%
Weyerhaueser Timber Co., new com. (initial)
20c
White Villa Grocers (s-a)
$3
Whitman
(Clarence) & Sons (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Fastener
Insurance
(Final)
3-
1
Glass,
Life
Western
Western
3-30
30c
convertible
5%%
United
redeemed
be
preferred
(quar.)
Western Canada Breweries, Ltd.—
Wolf
Cities
1-31
1
25c
30c
6-15
United Clgar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
Common
(increased)
United
2-14
2-15
3-15
3-16
preferred
Carbon
2-29
$1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co. of
&
2-20
65c
$1.12%
(Increased
preferred
$4.50
United
2-10
1
40c
class A
Lines
5-21
3-10
40c
;
Wire Rope
Biscuit
2-20
9
6-
Common
Terminal Cold Storage Co.—
United
2-20
3-10
6%c
com.
Union
United Aircraft
3-10
2-28
75c
Tank
Union
3-15
9
$30c
com.
(quar.)
participating
1
3-
(quar.)
Union
4%
to
(increased
Gas
Increased
62 %c
(quar.)
Materials,
of
(initial)
Car
2-15
4-
70c
(quar.)
common
1
1
2-28
53 %C
Street
Stockyards Co.
New
3-
3-
3-15
3-
9
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
3-16
4-
3-
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
1
$1
45c
50c
62%c
50c
$2
$2
65c
$1.12%
1:—
1
A
(quar.)
of Missouri,
$3.70
Union
sh.
4.80%
(quar.)
preferred
2-24
40c
Co.
preferred
$4
Ohio
Sugar
4-
403
(quar.)
&
$4.50
3-16
50c
& Carbon
Electric
Indies
Air
—
preferred
5%
6-15
$1
Western
3-
40c
Chemical
Union
new
Coast
2-20
—
(quar.)
Unit $6
preferred
6%
Union
2-24
1
,
preferred (initial quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
West
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
Union
9
(holders to receive
pfd. for each old sh.
at $85 per share plus this
2-29
(quar.)
preferred
Salle
La
4.80%
of
Unexch.
1
West
(quar.)
com.
Tung-Sol Electric, common
4.30% preferred (quar.)
208
shs.
2-10
—
City,
1
67 %c
(quar.) —
(quar.)_
Inc
3-
12 %c
$2.70 pfd.
Temper Corp., common
Trunz,
1
3-
pfd.
$4
dend)
3-
old
9
—
preference
Gas Co.,
retire
To
1
25c
Universal Insurance
Quarterly
Quarterly
—
4%%
2-16
3-
7-
5c
20c
(quar.)
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift—
West
(quar.)—
Corp.,
Trunkline
s-a)
(resumed)
Services
15c
(s-a)__
quarterly™
preferred
Corp.
Jet
25c
—
6% pfd.
(Hartford) —
Trinity
True
Welbilt
2-27
*
$2.80
2
5c
$25c
:
Transstates Petroleum, Inc.,
Coal,
(quar.)
Equipment, Ltd. (increased
Paper Co. (quar.)
3-
9c
—
& Loan—
Tri-Contlnental
Fund
Investors
Power
Extra
$20c
$1.14
(quar.)__
Towmotor Corp.
Truax-Traer
1
$1.06%
(quar.)
Topp Industries (quar.)
Toronto Elevators, Ltd.
Treesweet
Washington
'
3-
.
.
preferred
Increased
2-24
3-16
30c
2
$1.12
25c
8c
45c
t35c
30c
(quar.)
2
20c
,
4-
30c
common
(quar.)
Wire
3-15
Welex
.
preferred
Washburn
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
4-
12 %c
51
(quar.)
4.25%
Travelers
$4.50
D.)
75c
—
2
Corp.—
preferred
25c
preferred (quar.)
Packing. Co. (quar.)
Toledo Edison—
(Northam)
convertible
$3
25c
(quar.)—
•
3-
75c
50c
Pharmaceutical Co.
Warner-Lambert
2-10
2-29
12 %c
6
2
$75c
—
15c
Inc.,
Tintair,
Quarterly
2-15
—
Inc.
9
Iron
&
3iy4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6
4-
t31V4C
(quar.)
Mold
Warren
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
"
Thrifty Drug Stores
Ltd., class A
Co.,
Chemical
4-14
—
(quar.)_
(increased)
Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Walgreen Co. (quar.)
—I
Walker & Co., class A (quar.)
Walker (Hiram) Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
Trust,
(quar.)
(quar.)
5% preferred A
B.),
Viking Pump
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 57e pfd. (quar.)
Virginia Dare Stores (resumed)Virginian Railway Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)_
6% preferred (quar.)
Vulcan
2-29
3-15
25c
tl4c
Thoroiare
6
2-23
1
under
(quar.t—
;
General Investment
Canadian
Third
(J.
Vogt Mfg.
Mfg., com. (quar.)_
Inc.
Mfg.
Viceroy
,
25C
announcement
(quar.)
Raalte.
Vick
6
3-15
5
—_
Vanadium-Alloys Steel (quar.)_
Manufacturing
50c
quar.)
!
Vendorlater
Co.—
(increased quar.)—
Co.
Preferred
15c
(increased
Oil
&
,
(quar.)
Corp.
Special
3-15
—
Co.
Valley Mould & Iron, common (increased)—
$5.50 prior pref. (quar.)
Van Norman Industries, com. (quar.)
2-28
4-
Oil
Southern
$1.12%
$1.18 %
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Gas Pipeline
(quar.)—
90c preferred
Winding,
40c
$1.24
(quar.)
pfd.
non-cum.
27c
25c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
!
Utah Power & Light (quar.)—
3-
(quar.)__
—-
Upson-Walton
$30c
__.
2-
Universal Pictures Co.—
Utah
—
dividend
stock
preference (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Insurance
Universal
8-31
11-30
$1.35
dividend
Fair see
Fair (The)
Stock
-2-10
3-10«jffi£"2-10
3-
1
10-
1-1-57
(quar.)_____
Coal
;The
6%
(quar.)
7-
1
after 507c
participating
$1.25
^ 2-24
3-10
Packaging Corp.—
Fuel
Pacific
United-Carr
(quar.)_____
5
6-
67c
15c
(quar.)
2-
5
Universal Cooler Co.—
29
_4
(quar.)
"2-10
20c
(quar.)
$1.60 convertible preference
State
2-28»
4-
2-17
35c
~t--
com.
Common
1
75C
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
standard Oil Co. of New Jersey
New
3-
50c
California
of
—-—
Standard
J-15
3c b
25c
Standard
2-23
3-15^:
40c
(quar.)
Extra
:
6 tft.,-^-24
8IV2C
3-
A
payment
Universal
Natural
United
preferred
Standard Forgings
V
-
Dredging
convertible
$1.60
jm
2-10
'2-10
2-14
25C
•
'
2-10
3-lft-r
2-2%
$3.50
V
~3« 5
60c
iquar.) 1
Standard Brands,^Inc.,
.
2-10
1
20c
Standard
(
3-
3-1%
1
Producing
Illinois
Union
ZZf 2-10
Standard Accident Insurance—.
;
•
4-20
5-1
28c
Springfield City Water (quar.)
Staley (A. E.) Mfg. (quar.)
f
4-20
.4-20
5- 1
(quar.)__—
Spindale Mills, common
Class
4-20
$1.06 VA
1
(quar.)
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
Sperti Products, 5% pfd. (quar.)___——
Spiegel, Inc., common
;___—___
f
$4,50 conv. preferred (quar.)—
;_
"
T
5-
'
!
3-12
2-15
5-lp
27'/4c
Sparks-Withington, 6% conv. pfd.
Speed Queen Corp. (quar.)
___*
Spencer Chemical Co., com. (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
;
3-15
.
%
*£
3
$1.033/4
;
1
;
1
3-20
5-
<quar.)_.
preferred
.39
3-
3-15-
"
'
.
4-.i;;"
Southwestern States Telephone—
t *
'2-29
"'"2-15
2-15
92 %C
(quar.)
-2-23
33c
preferred'"(quar.)
4.15%
$1.16 V*
$1.07
(quar.)__
preferred, (quar.
:
$1.25
(quar.)_
•
Service,
4-iaT'
6-l5^'":B-15
9-14%+ f"p-15
25c
;
(Dallas)
3-12
3-15"
50c
(quar.)
Insur.
3-15
_
2jt
3-15v
$1.25
—___
—
3-15
4-10.
4-10
4-
6
62y2c
(quar.)_
5%
(quar.)
Public
Southwestern
■
,
& Elec,
2-
6
3-19 w
62 %c
(quar.)—_
;
Service
Electric
3-
62V2c
•
Southwest Natural Gas Co.. $6 pfd. A (quar.)
Southwestern
•2-15
-2-15
45c
—
2-15
- "
JUf. "
3-
.$1
.
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
com
Southern Utah Power, common
K
2-15
,k-
3-1
25c
preferred, (quar.)—_____
50.265625
preferred (quar.)_'—
34c
:
5.44%
preferred' (quar.)______
^
25c
Southern Co, (increased)
$1.75
.Southern Franklin Process,47% pfd. (quar.)
$1.75
7% preferred (quar.)__
1
55c
Southern
Life Insurance
(quar.)
1
25c
Southern
Production
(quar.)
Southern
5
3-3LaP' :JJ- 5
5-3 W
;5- 5
27c
4%%
'
--3-15
2-2%2-13
4%
'
~~3-15
2
4-
40c
___.
pfd.
4.88%
Water,
3-14^:
50c
z
Edison,
3- 2
2-28
(quar.)______
com.
Original preferred (quar.)——______
/
4.08% preferred (quar.)__H_f__.—_—:
4.32% preferred (quar.)"_____u—1_—_i
4.24% preferred (new)
(initial-quar.)_i—
■
3-30J?
$1.25
"
v
2
3-
17'/2C
4-
4-
Gulf Sulphur
Thatcher Glass
3-3&X- -3- 2
3-30
15c
'
•
6
(quar.)
Gulf
Texas
2-23
•
38 %C
(quar,)___
Lathe Works—
Bend
1
3iy4c
preferred
'South Porto Rico Sugar,
3-10;
7c
$1.25
.
3-1^—2-27
50c
Tools
Mobil Oil
2-
(quar.)
Texas
Texas
2-24
40C
(increased quar.)__
(quar.)
—
Bonotone Corp., com. (increased quar.)
Snap-On
Socony
2-15
1
50c
(quar.)
Transmission, common
Texas
3-9^^2-24
-
•
1
3-
div.)/Con¬
com.
5
3-
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp., common
90c
preferred
preferred
4.96%
22- 9
2-?9
3-
v
3-20
3-
$1.12%
'
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
First
73c
preferred
Gas
Texas
1
30c
____________
2-15
,
Transmission,
preferred
5.50%
1-27
3-15^t^te3-
1
Utica
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
2-14
3-
30c
Morgan)/(increased)
Eastern
r=2-l5
3-4™
3-16*®
•
2-10
3-
Co.. (quar.)
Texas
3-l5l ^2-15
45c
Ltd. (increased-quar.)_____—_
Engineering Works (quar.) ______—_
(Edson Bl) Fund
.—___^—
3-15
(quar.)
4-19
30c
——
of Pennsylvania—
(quar.)
Universal Consolidated Oil (incr. quar.)—
60c
this
1st
Steel
4%%
10c
Feb.
1-31
United Telephone Co.
50c
Texas
112-17
50c
(N.),
2-15
-
common
1st preferred
8c
,_m2-29
—
2-29
50c
preferred (quar.)
(increased quar.)
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32 % conv. pfd. (quar.)
-2-29
30c
Co. (quar.)
(increased quar.)____——
.-/quar.)
Mfg.
Singer
.Skelly Oil
2-24
Tampex, Inc.
-S-27
75c
3-10
37 %C
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
S. Rubber Co.,
87c
10c
4%
t*-1^2-14
3-T:
—
U. S.
2-
j.Tamblyn (G.), Ltd., com. (increased quar.)
3-15?.:3- 1
15c
112 Vac
1—.—
(quar.)__
8%
3
1
2
U.
35c
pfd.
Potasn
57c
50c
Supply Co.
Transit-
Syracuse
Syracuse
:
4
Oil
6
(special)
per
sh. plus
to Feb. 27.
$103
at
1
8
4-
V1 70C
Saw & Steel__^_l:
Simonds
.Simpsons, Ltd. (quar.)_—
-Sinclair
,
6
50c
vertible
70c
-
(increased).^
Co.'
&
/
L-42"14
4,.^.
115c
(quar.)___
(quar.)____—___
Simmons
125c
;—____.
Ltd.
3-
62y2C
preferred '(quar.)——_____________
5%
Silknit,
3"
6
2-
3-
(quar.)
Corp., 6% 1st
preferred
(quar.)
&
8
30c
.
2-
3-
(N. J.),
Lithograph Co., com. (incr.)
preference, series A (quar.)
1
41V4C
L_
1
1-31
40c
$1.75
$1.06%
37y2c
22'/2c
S. Printing &
3-
2-
2-
2-28
50c
Playing Card
S.
3-20
50c
22-15
3-iO5* '1^-
15c
(quar.):—;—_
Signode Steel Strapping, com.
: -2-29
15C
.
(quar.)—.™'_—
B
Cement
S.
30c
—
$1
(quar.)_
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—
$4.40 conv. preferred
;
(Entire issue to.be redeemed on
3-15 -^ 2-29
—i
15c
$4.50
U.
1
y-
9
Quarterly v
Quarterly
3-l&"~:*2-2V
25c
(quar.)
com.
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—
preferred
C (quar,)__—
Optical
(quar.)—
$4.50
2-15
3-
Quarterly
,
U.
1
.3-
—
1
U.
2-16
1
Lines
S.
4%%
3-20
(quar.)
Company
Quarterly
1
3.
2-15
3-
3-
28 Ve C
Oil
2nd
4%
Swift
4-:jf?r;;s3- 9
U2J/2c
__
2-15
4-10
1
U2 y2c
Shoe
(quar.)
com.
3-15^- :3- 2
3-
2-10
preferred
(s-a)
U. S. Pipe & Foundry (quar.)
;
25c
(initial)
Superior Tool & Die (increased quar.)
Sutherland Paper (quar.)_
5-
3-16
3-10
37 %c
Superior Portland
$1
U,
4-17
5c
quar.)__
3-
1$1.75
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.
;6hirriff-Horsey
(Increased
preferred
Biscuits
Corp.,
2-15
1
5 7c
2nd preferred
Bolt
&
(quar.)-—
class A
—
Li
RR. & Canal
Jersey
Class B
2-15
1
3-
3-14
1
$2.50
50c
Ltd. (interim)
New common (initial quar.)
^7% preferred (quar.)
1.
tJ.'S. Hoffman Machinery, 4y»% pfd. (quar.)
3-
2
U. S. Gypsum Co.—
2-28
$20c
4-
2-28
V
2-17
1
3-
25c
2-29
145c
2-28
dividend
Swan-Finch
(quar.)—________________
(Canada) Ltd., com.——
Screw
$6c
3-12"
Co.—
New
United
1
(quar.)
common
Sunshine
2
United
1
f
2-29
3-
60c
15c
$10c
2-29
2
$5c
3-
-
,
2-iS
3-29
4-
$1,06V4
(quar,)
Amer.
-v—
3-
Ltd
Mines,
3-10
i
Extra
2-15
1
65c
4c
—
Products
Sherwfn-Wiluams
Sherwin-Williams
Oil,
5V2%
2
3-
1
3-14
—
5C
25C
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist—
4%
3-
3-
United Keno Hill Mines,
3-14
(quar.)
,
2-14
3-14
45c
-
2
4-
156 y4c
._j.
——
(quar.)
Sherer-Gillet
2
•
••
Sherman
3-
4- 2"
150c
preferred A (quar.)—_—
4% % preferred B (quar.)
4%
3-15
,
of
2-29
50c
„
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil,
4 y2 % preferred A (quar.)
%-jfi
,
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
Insurance, Co.
25c
(quar.) —
Sundstrand Machine Tool, new com.
3-16
3-31'-J-
75c
-
United
37 %c
-
preferred
Ray Drug, common
6%
,
United
2-16
2-10
50c
(quar.)L
Consolidated
Stock
•
3-15v?fft. 2-20
5c
'
___4___w_
v
25c
'•
L—f—i
2-16
1
1
Propane Gas
cony,
,
"12c
—
3
37 %c
(quar.)
Oil, Ltd
(D. A.)
Suburban
-4- 1'*^ 3-10
r
31 Vic
Stuart
1-^1 3-10
4-
"10c
s
net Insecurities
from
from
3-
3-
50c
(increased quar.)
Stratton & Terstegge
1
A com.-,———
common
Servo
Furniture
2-10
(7c
and 5c
I
3-
(quar.)
3-^—
Fund
income
5c
Coke & Coal
B
4y4%
2-20
2-M
3- 9
3- 9
3- 9
4-13
Inc.—
Science
50c
Inc.—
50c
:
"'
B
Webster,
;
preferred (quar.)7—
Illuminating Co
!
50c
,
Broadcasting (quar.)^
Class
1
3-
&
3-13
2
4-
'
Payable of Beo.
50c
25c
75c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp. (quar.)
3-22
4-10,^
>
$1.25
(John B.)
56c
preferred
Stone
1
United
Cos.
(quar.)
United Gas Improvement, common
(quar.)
preferred
3-22
4-10
50c
(quar.)
'
1
Textiles—
Stern
&
4 Va %
*
__
Corp.; class
Funds
3-
2-14
-
2-29"
45c
Acceptance,-common
(quar.)_—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
—_—_—
Belberllng Rubber com. (resumed quar.)__—
4%% prior preferred (quar.)
u5% Class A preferred (quar.)__
Class
United
60c
■-
(quar.)____
(Initial)
Corp., new com
Co.
vestment
2-14
1
$31 'Ac
Securities
i
2-2$
2-25
3-
V
Berrick
9
3-
125c
(quar.)
Bears, Roebuck & Co.
Fruit
3-15
Stern
—
(quar.)
Surety
United
3-
(quar.)—
Products
Sterling Drug, Inc.
•
Seaboard
Electrical Coal
3-15
3-15
3-19
—
(quar.)
Seaboard Oil Co.
United
2
15c
4-
-
(quar.)_
2-15
4-
2oc
Stores
Bros.
15c
(initial quar.)
common
Elastic
3- 1
$25c
(quar.)
Sterling Aluminum
$1.12%
Co.—
United
40c
Corp
(quar.)
2-15
25c
Sierciii
•
2-14
3-19
Seaboard Fire & Marine Insurance
New
Co.
Ltd.
4-
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Scythes & Co. Ltd., common
5% preferred (quar.)
$4.50
Financa
Bros.
1
Sterling Discount Corp.—
25c
(quar.)__^r_—
preferred
•
Seaboard
Delaware
(quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
Common
Hotels
Statler
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
oVa%
3-
Holdert
When
Per
40c
-
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Holdert
When
Per
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
51
tlOc
2-29
$30c
2-29
.3-20
;
3-20
4'
1-31
1-31
Woodward
Governor
Woodward
Iron
New
common
Woolworth
Wooster
(F.
Rubber
(quar.)
Co.—
(initial
W.),
(quar.)
40c
quar.)
Ltd.,
ordinary
(final)
.36%%
7%c
3- 9
2-21
3- 2
1- 9
3- 1
2-14
»
Chronicle...Monday, February 27, 1956
The Commercial and Financial
(1940)
52
-
3- 1
(increased quar.)_
com;
3- l
3 1
2-24
2-2U
3-20
4-iu
7-iu
2-10
2-10
—
Co.
W.)
(F.
(quar.)
Co.
(Rudolph)
Wurlitzer
37 Ac
62%c
20c
(quar )
-—
(increased quar.)—
preferred
convertible
6%
Woolworth
—
7-31
3- 1
3-1
Wyandotte Worsted Co._
&
Towne Mfg.
*
YeUowknife
*
_
Sheet"
Youngstown
SI
40c
15c
5c
3-15
4-16
(increased)—
Radio
Zenith
(quar.)
Coke
Zeigler Coal &
—
—
(quar.)
——
An
3-9
3-9
2-23
2-23
3-30
&
entirely
concept
new
better
in
results
design
headset
in
per¬
3- 9
Lee
standing of speech.—V.
aLess British Ineome tax.
and-or
date
date
published
j Previous
v.
A
■
_
182, p. 2735.
■
Corporation and
to a low of $3,000,000 in April 1955. Since that time
increased each month and at Nov. 30, 1955 our back¬
approximately $13,000,000. The backlog has increased since
end to approximately $15,000,000."—V. 182, p. 417.
of
second
on
PROCEEDS—A
declined
be
was
balance
will
transmitting
customeis
Gas
account
for
present
pipe
line
Withdrawn.
in
Rio
direction
compared
profit after taxes for 1955 was $2,066,246, compared to $1,801,5C8 for the preceding year—equivalent to $1.65 per share of common
stock as against $1.43
in 1954. Total shares of common stock out¬
Net
years
Nine Months Ended
Sales
other
Valley
the
tax
16,336,700
at
8,495,084
the
for
facilities
in 1955.
The
length—begins
a
northerly
easterly through
and into several
then
tem
$7,841,616
—3,044,750
siiare
$2.57
Tennessee
line
south
system
Portland,
of
FPC
and
construct a natural
the International
to
point
a
Manitoba,
where
it
is
to
Boundary
the
with
connect
the
EARNINGS—For
Gas
had
of
revenue
with
compared
income
net
months
12
operating
an
$30,316,277,
for
ended
Dec.
31,
$200,412,664,
$142,995,640
1955,
and
operating
Tennessee
CAPITALIZATION
and
revenue,
Feb.
on
filed
16
letter of notification with
a
GIVING
of class A
shares
99,800
EFFECT
TO
common
Bank
•39%
of
and
meeting
outstanding
the
California
siles.
loans—2%
Cumul.
stockholders on
voting favored the acquisition
shares
of
the
stock of
Whittaker
and manufacturer
developer
This
of
was .concluded and Whittaker Gyro,
Inc. was
Telecomputing Corp., as of Jan. 31.. 1956.
The latter
operate with two divisions, the Whittaker Gyro Division and
Ihe Telecomputing Division.
Ward W. Berman, Chairman of the Board, on Feb. 15 further stated:
"Sales
acquisition
of
the
divisions
two
month,
per
and
currently
are
based
share
this
share
per
"During
lor
in
last
the
gyroscopes
negotiations
are
for
orders
previous
peak
earnings
of
of
W.
initial
Rand
production
orders
have
been
received
in
the
In
of
the
Point
O'
Sale
equipment
for
the
Substantial
second
half
production
of
this
of
year."—V.
this
equioment
183,
is
therein.
449.
p.
Feb. 20 completed arrangements,
through its bankers,
Co., for obtaining loans totaling $11,000,000 from
Mutual
Life
Insurance
Co.
of
New
York
and
the
Irving Trust Co., it was announced on Feb. 21 by Robert
Daine, Chairman of the Board, and S. J. Sindeband,
President.
Mutual
of
New
trust
.systems such
industry.
The
York
bonds,
as
will
to
provide
finance
automatic
long-term
industrial
reservations
Irving Trust Co.
has
loans
of
electronic
systems
for
the
simultaneously set
$5,000,000
data
transportation
up
a
revolving
Ogden subsidiary, which has been providing
Teleregister electric
iooq
K°n
boards f°r stock an<* commodity brokerage
5ince 1929, has
since Just
cuilding
special
purpose
The
designed, installed and
Magnetronic Reservisor which
lines
offices
prior to World War II, been designing
systems involving electronic data
and
processing.
corporation
its
maintains
for
automatically
American
permits
the
Air¬
air-
a
seft.co«nt Inventory on up to 1,000 flight legs
LH 10:day pe5lod-, Seat sales on American can now be made
i
ivcf
^conds with this system, and American has ordered
rin.
system which will be leased from Teleregister
The
subsidiary
has
and
issued
company
the
as
Trane
Feb.
June
tions,
under
this
also
built-
and
Installed
a
specialized
shares
company's
second
the
series
more
subject
may
the
to
one
stock
reserved
14,645,085 shs.
be issued under the
restrictions contained
underwriters
shares
of
of
"
are
reserved
plan
issuance
forth
set
have
to the sale of
additional loans
issuance
for
and
commercial packaged
on Feb. 14.
of
line
modernized
announced by this
air condi¬
company
performance.—V.
transfer
corporation
183,
p.
931.
;
7
,
-
;
•
Newark, N. J.—Files With
SEC
on
used
be
to
are
courts
mctor
and
tor
property, construct additional
purchase
to
general
working
capital.—V. 182,
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc.—New Records
sales
p.
116.
;
Net
the
of
set
new
Set—
record highs for the com¬
$40,017,549 recorded in 1953. Increases in every product linefor setting the new sales record.
$3,239,393, nearly 567* higher than the $2,077,06*
recorded in
1954. Earnings were equal, after preferred dividends, to
Net
earnings were
share on 649,333 common shares outstanding at the
compared to $3.15 per share earned on 640,212 common
$4.65
per
1955,
end of
shares
outstanding on Dec. 31, 1954. Income before Federal taxes on income
was $6,854,393 for the latest year as compared with $4,302,062
in 1954.
1955 stood at $16,013,421, compared with
of 1954, and total assets reached $30,561,228,
1954.—V. 182, p. 2362.
Working capital at Dec. 31,
the
their
1955
credited
were
the
opposite
in
of
high
under
purchase
names
to
agreed
earnings
sales of
net
conversion
below
stock set
and
according to an announcement made on Feb. 20.
sales for 1955 were $51,114,000, a gain of more than 30% over
$39,052,458 in 1954, and up 27% over the firm's previous
pany,
shares of
of
the
1,140,000
upon
severally
preferred
Webster Securities
Corp.
White,
C.
—
Weld
&
$14,779,664
at
the
end
against $26,728,555
respec¬
Bache
&
2,500
2,500
R.
for
&
Dominick
Eichler
&
Inc.
&
Inc.
Inc
:
3,600
The First
&
2,500
Boston
Southwest
First
2,500
Fridley,
1.409
Fulton,
3,600
Glore,
Co
additional
An
2,500
Co
Corp
First California Co., Inc.
2,500
covers
the
subjects: (1>
Needs;
following
Helps Satisfy'Our Ba ic Human
and
Union Chemical & Materials
10,000
Corp._
Securities
edition
Minerals;
(3)
Electrodes, Carbons, and Batteries;
(4) Industrial Gases and Carbide;
(5) Chemicals; (6) Plastics; and
(7) Nuclear Energy.—V. 183, p. 713.
11,000
Co.____
Dillon
Equitable
illustrated
Carbide's Research
Alloys
(2)
1,700
3,600
Estabrook
its 1956 edition of the "Products and
booklet.
36-page
Union
How
Carbon Corp.—New Booklet—
has just issued
2,500
Co.-..—
&
This
1,100
Dominick
Eastman,
Co.,
Inc._
Co
&
1,400
Co
&
Co.
Sullivan &
.1
Bosworth,
&
1,100
Co
Becker
Co.,
Read & Co.
Drexel
Co;,
2,600
&
Bateman,
G.
Dillon,
Dittmar
&
Carbide &
company
Processes"
1,100
1,100
-—-—
Dickson
1,700
Co
Inc.
Barth
S.
1,700
&
Baird
W.
coast
1,100
Parvin
&
1,100
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
Dewar, Robertson & Pan-
Co
Whipple
The
Bodine
Corp..
Securities
Hart
Austin,
Bacon,
Townsend,
&
1,100
Allyn & Co., Inc
American
&
Crouter
34,200
22,800
&
Union
Shares
DeHaven
Co._
Co
Abercrombie
Lovett
A.
Prior
make
may
Shares
" "
■
.
J.
Air Con¬
.iv''-V,\5--
Commercial Packaged
of
Line
names:
Stone &
A.
borrowing.
option
for
are
who
second
condi¬
equip¬
components
include
the Trane Hermetic Compressor, ana;
Delta-Flo fin-coil
with its inherent advantage of increased
i proceeds
stock.
preferred
company is a leading manufacturer of air
ventilating and special purpose heat transfer
presently
company
stock
cominon
$54,061,937 andi
1,200,000 com¬
Feb. 16 filed, a letter of notification with the;
SEC covering 80,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents) to be
offered at $2.50 per share, through Berry & Co., Plainfield, N. J. The-
i
of
are
the
of
the
UNDERWRITERS—There
principal
was
The
authorized series
amount of bonds which may
time under such mortgage is
the
of
any
time
restricted
stock
common
heating,
Tremont Motel Corp.,
400,000 shs.
principal
at
1955 amounted to
outstanding at the year end.
completely
heat
com.
bonds
offered,
now
outstanding,
offering
equal to $2.88 a share on the
to $3,452,753,
shares
mon
1,000,000 shs.
or
total
agreement.
J191.246
the
at
loans
securities
the
The balance of the pro¬
the
capitalization of the company and its Canadian subsidiary will consist
$5,950,000 long-term debt and 1,320,000 shares of common stock.
1960,
unsecured
It is anticipated, will bain connection with its con¬
of
completion
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
Basic
which provides for
short-term
bank loans up
to
for use in connection with expansion of production opera¬
at an interest rate of V2% over the prime commercial rate for
16,
proceeds,
net
for capital expenditures
by Trane
tinuing improvement and expansion program.
ceeds will be added to working capital.
A
Property Acquisition Credit Agreement expiring
a
the
of
PROCEEDS—Part
Net
has
priced at $49.50 a sh.
Smith, Barney & Co. The stock was
utilized
$100)
bonds
the
Offered—Public offering,
Stock
Co.—Common
shares of common stock (par $2) was made on
24 by a group of investment bankers headed by
Tlane
30,000,000 shs.
any
acceptance by tht unions*
183, p. 930.
986,000 shs.
1,193,000 shs.
1966-
one
Co.—Pay Increase—
23
of 120,000
Modernizes
issued
$5)_.
In
Feb.
on
employees
division
bargaining agents.—V.
15,000,000
into
outstanding
tThe company
Frontier
the
11,000
President,
1,400
principally
1,400
Denver
$4,000,000
Chemical
announced
to
City,
on
Frontier's
Feb.
West
Corp.—Unit Expands—
has been approved for
corporation, James H. Clark.
16. This expansion will be confined
Texas chorine caustic soda plant in
expansion
Division
of
program
this
Texas.
*
Alex.
Brown
Carolina
Central
Securities
Dodge
Clark
Richard
Coffin
C.
C.
CorD.
Republic Co. (Inc.)
E.
W.
Sons
&
Clark,
«
Ogden
20,000,000
(par
1,
713.
p.
represented by labor unions contingent upon
$500,000,000.
in
handling
<pera\io<ns ^'^^'^00 on a ^erm basis to finance manufacturingo
This
(par
outstanding,
Robert
collateral
19,425,000
—!
bonds
As
remain
stock
March
securing
long
mortgage
■
The
stock
♦Additional
tive
on
1956—
agree't-
$100)
convertible
through
tCommon
be
pfd.
series,
stock
number
Teleregister Corp.—Private Placement and Bank Loan
Arranged—This corporation, a subsidiary of Ogden Corp.,
Allen &
183,
ditioners—
105,293,000
1,250,000
due
series
in
4.507*
"
Division of Sperry Rand Corp., who will sell and
Forty units of the Point O' Sale equipment
operation in the three southern California Stores of
Robinson's.
anticipated
units
the
"
con-
eauipment.
presently
Street,
announced a 67* basic wage increase for
not represented by labor unions, according
to H. A. Jackson, Vice-President and Divisional Manager.
The increase provides for minimum raises of 15 cents per hour for
hourly-rated employees and $26 per month for salaried employees.
The increases are retroactive to Feb. 1, 1956.
f
Similar increases have been offered to eastern division employees
411,840,000
115,000,000
$20,000,000
important
missiles.
The
present
backlog
of
Division extends into early 1957.
•
Division is proceeding on schedule in tne
the
this
s-rvlce
17
for one of the Navy's important guided missiles, and
present ly in progress with respect to initial prod action
Gyro
Remington
J.
with
Telecomputing
rtrur.'ion
aTe
days,
30
approximately
ether
-Whittaker
"The
compared
1952.
year,
running
the present backlog should ap¬
Net profit should exceed 50 cen's
on
proach $10,000,000 for the year 1956.
cents
mortgage
BUSINESS—-The
__
second
1,100
ment.-
1»')5
due
credit
(par
Co.,
&
1,400
Tide Water Associated Oil
This
eastern
tioners
stock
pfd.
Co
&
Wright
from the company of its proposed issue of
bonds due 1986 will be received at Room
New York 6, N. Y., up to 11:30 a.m. (EST>
purchase
first
Rector
28—V.
Feb.
on
1966, 4V*%
and 2Va%
acquisition
issuable
Gyro,
Inc.,
leading Southern
of gyroscopes for guided mis¬
now
5800,000
the
for
Two
2033,
tioning,
outstanding in nine series; divid.
range from
4.107*
to 5.257*
Cumul.
1956, over
of the Issued
all
series
rates
27,
Jan.
due
4%
L.
Inc.
EARNINGS—Consolidated sales in
Outstanding
Notes—
tProperty
merged, into
per
$20,-
out¬
presently
ser.
1974,
Short-term
and
special
due
series
Witter
Arthur
Co
&
Texas Electric Service Co.—Bids Feb. 28—
FINANCING
PRESENT
standing; interest rates range from
2%% to 37/8%; maturities 1966-1976 463,000,000
Telecomputing Corp.—Acquisition Completed—
the
series
Dean
2,500
Co.,
&
3,600
1,100
10,000
Co
771.
p.
Bids
line bonds issuable
pipe
Debentures—37/8%
the SEC
stock (par 10 cents) to be
-offered at $3 per share, through All States Securities Dealers, Inc.,
New
York. The proceeds are
to be used for expansion of business
and working capital.
covering
183,
net income
series—nine
&
White
B.
1,400
Inc.—
Co.,
Chas.
—
$
mortgage
Wertheim
2,500
of
Authorized
in
company
Pierce
$10,000,000
of
income
net
a
1954.
$1.59
♦1st
Twill
Trans-
pipe
177, p. 2134.
At
sys¬
between
line,
across
Minnesota,
Wisconsin,
Illinois,
Indiana,
Kentucky and Tennessee to a point on Tennessee Gas's present pipe
line system
near
Portland, Tennessee.
The midwestern system calls
for 2,067 miles of pipe line, at a cost of approximately $103,400,000.
Telechrome Manufacturing Co., Amityville, L. I., N. Y.
—Files With Securities ana jsxcixange commission—
The
line
pipe
gas
on
&
1,100
Inc.-
Co
&
Tennessee,
3,044,750
per
daily system delivery
meet delivery
Gas has also ap¬
order to
in
Walston
&
Pressprich & Co
&
1,100
Walker
H.
1,400
W.
Corp
.
Common, Dann
Wagen3eller & Durst,
Co.,
&
1,400
10,000
—
Securities
G.
Inc.
V.
^
Co.
1,400
10,000
Shepard
Rauscher,
to Midwestern Gas Transmission Company,
$18,615,000.
Midwestern Gas has filed an
of
the
from
extend
to
Canada
$4,832,201
shares
pipe
cost
with
Minnesota
5,234,835
of
further
1956-57.
of
Inc.
Vietor,
1,100
Jackson
2,500
2,500
Neuhaus <fe Co.,
in
extends
and
area
increase
to
winter
the
on
estimated
an
application
10,067,086
.A—
income
Net
Number
A£&rned
—V.
i
provision
and
Texas,
Appalachian
authorization
for
627,692
Federal
of
*
R.
make proposed deliveries
to
1954
1955
Dec. 31—
taxes—
Natural
plied to the FPC for authority to install added compressor capacity and
$84,926,600 $69,831,691
before
a pipe line system
resale.
Its principal
of the Columbia
Gas Company,
which
systems
at an estimated cost of $24,319,000
requirements
Earnings Rise—
—
Profits
through
capacity,
were
Sunbeam Corp.—Sales and
Consolidated
and
•
1,100
Co.——.—1,100
&
1,400
Webber,
Co.,
«fe
—-—
Union
Co
Curtis
for
gas
the
.
Co
Northwest
Prescott,
operates
natural
of the company's deliveries of gas
system—approximately 8,962 miles in
56%
Commission
1,196,283. Net sales for the year 1955
Diere
$42,063,339. Sales in 1954 were $40,075,672.
Mr. Persons pointed out that 1955 was the third successive year in
which
Sun
Chemical
Corporation's earnings exceeded those
of the
preceding year. He further stated that it was also a year of expansion
which saw large additions to Sun Chemical's plants in Clearing, 111.;
ft. Louis, Mo.; and Mexico City, Mexico, by the construction
of new
and modern buildings, which included office, laboratory and manufac¬
turing facilities.—V. 182, p. 721.
both
in
and
owns
of
comprising
this sale will
notes, and the
York, including the New York metropolitan area,
England states.
The company is presently engaged in an expansion program which
will
substantially
increase
the capacity of its line.
The estimated
remaining cost of its authorized program is $58,000,000.
In addition
the
company
has an application pending before the Federal Power
company
C.
standing
from
proceeds
New
1954.
to
the
of
i.IjJ
3,600
Co
1,100
&
Yeatman
Underwood,
1,100
Co
&
Inc.
New
Higher—
Persons, President, on Feb. 13, stated that the
•will report a 15% increase in net earnings for the year as
Ralph
Inc.,
System,
the
Gas
selling
Grande
2361.
Sun Chemical Corp.—Earnings 15%
Ohio
The
&
Wells
Frank, Meyer & Fox
Co.___—
Co
&
Spencer Trask & Co.
Tucker, Anthony & Co
11,000
Newbold's Son & Co."
H.
W.
1976.
1,
of outstanding short-term
the company's general funds.
to
and
statement filed with the SEC on Nov. 21, covering
a
proposed offering to common stockholders of 600,000 shares of 6%
mon-cumulative convertible preferred stock at $2 per share, is to be
p.
portion
companies
are
March
payment
added
be
after
or
BUSINESS—Tennessee
Be Withdrawn
registration
182,
Mullaney,
1,700
2,500
1,100
Inc.
1,100
...
vO
oi
Moseley
S.
F.
preferred stock
major
the
to
applied
for
V.
Iviuiv/iley,
Corp. and White, Weld & Co. on
Co—
Thomas
Co.
&
Co
Co.—__ 10,000
Staats
R.
Suplee,
9 401
1,700
1,400
Co
Scribner
&
Barney &
Smithers &
Stern,
1,700
Co._
&
Agnew &
Deane
William
1,400
___
Moreland
S.
1,100
1,400
l,10O
2,500
Co
&
Starkweather
10,000
Co
Stanley &
Morgan
publicly 400,000 shares of 4.50% cumula¬
($100 per
redeemed
if
share
backlog has
also
F.
1,400
Beane
Marvin
J.
Paine,
the
See
Smith,
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
underwriting group jointly headed by Stone
share
log
The
'yy^y-y^^y yyyy'<y yyy
*
.
is convertible into 2.85 shares
of
common
stock
through March 1,
1961
and into 2.65 shares of
common
stock if converted thereafter
through March 1, 1966.
This second preferred
stock will be redeemable plus accrued and
unpaid dividends—in whole or in part at prices ranging from $104.50
per
share if redeemed prior to March 1, 1961, through $100.00 per
Corporation has steadily Increased during the past six
backlog of $7,000,000 at the beginning of our 1955 fiscal
Sulphur Exploration Co.—Statement to
Singer,
—
1,700
Co.„
&
Shuman,
Turben & Co., Inc.
Pacific
Each
Our
cur year
Co
Co
Milwaukee
share) and accrued dividend.
(Continued from page 10)
year
&
ner
tive convertible second preferred stock at par
Investment News
Wells
,
Webster Securities
&
months.
Shields
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
Merrill,
The
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Preferred Stock Of¬
fered—An
Feb. 21 offered
««
&
&
1,100
Scranton
W.
1,400
Inc.
Hick¬
&
Stringfellow
&
2,500
Co.
&
;
record date is indicated here.
General
Merrill
l,40O
1,400
1,400
Marks
M.
.
,
The corrected payment
Incorrect.
was
1,400
Chas.
Coe
Masten
E.
A.
Drilling Co., Inc.—Statm't Declared Effective
Scott
1,100
&
&
—
Schwabacher
1,400
Bennett Sc Co._
Roberts
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc;
3,600
3,600
Co
3,600
Hutzler_
&
Bernet
Inc.
man,
10,000
&
1,100
Co
&
Winston
Schneider,
1,700
11,000
Manley,
Laurence
F.
Parke
10,000
Co
■
y
tax.
Less Jamaica income
x
&
Co.
Co
Irving Lundborg St Co.^___
(par 16 cents) at $1 per share, through Carroll, Kirchner & Jaquith.
Inc., Denver, Coio., was declared effecvfve on Feb. 15, 1956.
See also
non¬
resident tax 15%;
Poole,
Mackall
183, p. 561.
registration statement filed with the SEC on Dec. 12, covering a
proposed offering to the public of 400,000 shares of common stock
in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the eouraa.
resident tax 7%.
v.'.^vr^-
t Pay able
^Payable
Bros.
Schmidt,
Brothers
Ryons
Lester,
The
closed for this dividend,
Salomon
l.iOO
Langley & Co._^_„
Corp._„j—
McCormick
•Transfer books not
Rowles,
1,400
&
Mason-Hagan,
Tenison
3,600
Inc
Higginson
Lehman
plied by a U. S. Army research project recently conducted at tne
University of Cincinnati. The project revealed that a few milliseconds
in
time delay in
reception in one ear contributed to better under¬
3- 1
C.
W.
1,400
Co
Peabody
&
Rotan,
Inc.
Co.,
Loeb
Mosle & Co
1,400
Rothschild & Co—2,500
1,100
L.
&
Kidder
M.
A.
Kuhn,
of oral sound according to this nationally known manufac¬
turer of headsets, hearing aids and electronic components.
The new headset, called "Duodyne,"
was developed from data sup¬
2-15
3-15
Kalman
Kidder,
2-17
3-30
?5c
& Tube Co.—
Youngstown Steel Door
the
Hutton
2,500
Co
&
Riter
.i/ 1,700
i
2,500
Gardner
&
1,400
Co—__
Reynolds & Co., Inc._
Labouisse,
Co
Co
&
Illinois Co.,
The
Telex, Inc.—Announces New Headset—
3- 1
25c
.
.
across
E.
W.
Fay
&
Hutton
F.
&
Yarnall,
Reinnoidt
3,600
Co
Weil,
Friedrichs
E.
the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroads
systems to cut customer waiting time to a min¬
control of space inventory
and
<te
Biddle
.Shares
■
-
„
-
1,400
1,100
&
Fay
Howard.
insure, accurate, instantaneous
country.—V. 182, p. 1505.
and
&
Hornblower
reservation
imum,
J-lo
3-15
25c
Spring & Wire (quar.)
TTYtra
Hooker
ception
3-15
l3c
(interim)—
Ltd.
Mines,
Bear
(L. A.)
Young
build
to
o
4- 2
(quar.)_—]5c
"Yale
Central,
York
Richards
Hill
for Braniff Airlines and Pan American Airlines based on
their specialized needs and is building an electronic inventory control
system for the Hood Rubber Division of B. F. Goodrich Co. and a
warehouse
automation unit for Walter Kidde Constructors, Inc.
It
has
contracted-with the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, tne New
systems
Payable of Rea.
623-20
4%% prior preferred (quar.>__„_
$1.12Va
3-15
4Mt% convertible prior preferred (quar.)_
U-12V2
3-15
Wrignt-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd. (quar.)_-~ T 71f3c
4-2
^igley (Win.) Jr., Co., com. (monthly)—
25c
3- 1
Common
(monthly)
25c
4- 2
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
37/2c
4-30
Corp.,
Worthington
Shares
It is building reservation
for United Airlines.
availability system
seat
Holder$
When
Per
Share
Company
Name of
;
,
Sz
W.
&
Burr,
&
10,000
Co
10,000
3,600
Goldman,
Sachs & Co
1,400
Goodwyn
&
1.109
2,500
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
Co.,
Inc._
Harriman
1,100
Olds.
Ripley
&
1,100
1,400
to
3,600
chloride,
Stone
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
&
Clark
added
that
Frontier's
$6,500,000
expansion
in
Wichita,
previously announced, should be completed before July 1. He
development will provide Frontier with additional chlorine
and caustic soda capacity at Wichita and will also enable the division
this
2,500
Miller &
Hayden,
1,100
Skaggs & Co
Mr.
said
Co._
Hayden,
1,100
Davis,
chemicals.
Co
1,100
Dain
will provide the West Texas plant with its own power
Kan.,
10,000
& Co.,. Inc
M.
program
generation, thereby effecting a substantial savings compared with the
cost of purchased power. The program involves further diversification
of
output
by
upgrading
existing
chlorine
capacity
into organic
1,100
Co.,
Crowell, Weedon & Co
J.
This
1,100
1,400
Co
&
—
Corp.
Inc
Collings &
Reid
Forgan
;
Co
Co
&
Clarke
Hess & Frederking
produce a new line of chlorinated products
Chloroform, etc.—V. 182, p. 961.'
*
such
as
carbon tetra¬
Volume 183
Number 5511...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.—Acquisition
This corporation
Fred L.
Glaize, Jr., Lacy I. Rice and J. A. Boehmer, a committee representing
stockholders of the Virginia Woolen Co., have entered into a contract
to sell to United Merchants and Manufacturers, Inc., through a wnolly
owned subsidiary, 75% of the outstanding stock of the Virginia Woolen
Co., of Winchester, Va.
In addition, United has agreed to purchase, on the same terms all
of the additional stock which may be deposited with the committee
prior to March 15, 1956.
United Merchants said that it contemplates the continued operation
of
the Virginia
Woolen Co. business
at its present locations.—V.
183, p. 562.
expected to involve expenditures estmated at $15,360,000 for
183, p. 931,
program,
195o.—V.
17 announced that H, K. Benham,
Feb.
on
secondary offering of 31,000 shares of common stock
(par $25) was made on Feb. 20 by Goldman, Sachs & Co.
and Wertheim & Co. at $54.871/& per share.
The unsold
balance was later withdrawn.—V. 181, p. 1717.
Watervliet Paper Co.—Exchange Offe- Extended—
See Hammermill Paper Co.
above.—V.
United States Plywood Corp.—Earnings at New High
corporation
for
the
first
for
any
comparable
nine
Consolidated
$149,311,000
a
year
Feb.
on
months
of
period
sales
for
that
announced
its
fiscal
current
sales
year
and
earnings
the
were
higest
in its history.
the
with
compared
ago.
23
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
ing
Wealden
Co., Wilmington, Del.- -Seeks Exemption
as
nine
months
$106,844,000
Jan. 31, 1956 were
corresponding period
ended
the
in
Consolidated
net
profit for the nine months ended Jan.
after estimated income taxes of $7,592,803.
31, 1956
The net
share on
was $8,615,900,
profit was equal, after preferred dividends, to $4.05 per
the presently outstanding
2,004,103 shares of common stock.
compared
of
ago
with
$5,097,100,
1,682,365
on
net
This
it
company has
ceased to
be
has
Company
March
and
Act;
applied to
1956,
to
July
and
to
1955,
a
reduced
was
cluded
L.
shares
4,166
purchased
Martin Co.,
of
such
pks
stocx.
217,153
warrants
In
t.:e
year
from
116,484
to
44,875
number
the
among
of
shares
shares
of
as
outstanding
Oct.
25,
1955.
shares
76
are
In¬
which
profit
of
ended
2,004,103
net
profit
after
of
estimated
equal,
the
after
shares
common
Jan.
31,
1956
during
outstanding
consolidated
the
sales
dividends, to
now
outstanding
preceding year
taxes,
period
$1.21
or
S.
were
it
was
quarter's
of
on
with
compared
the
ago.
share
per
ago
share in
$2,243,400,
same
quarter
shares
common
821.
p.
Co.—Private
Control
Thermo
and
1,765,671 average number of
on
outstanding during that quarter.—V. 183,
U.
$1.26
year
a
per
The
32,339,400.
of
taxes
corresponding
$1,892,700 income
the
income
preferred
shares
common
in
Placement—This
Feb. 23, has arranged to
place privately, through Kidder, Peabody & Co., a $1,company,
2.1735
announced
was
shares
on
000,000 41/2% note due Jan. 1, 1966.
and
expenses,—V.
and
($1
to
per
as a speculation.
for uranium development
share)
used
be
to
pay
27
for
:
incorporated in Nevada, is re-orted to ha<re drilled
which nine are said to be producers. Its main asset
540 acres in Utah on which the company is drilling
company,
oil
is
are
drilling costs, etc.
The
25
par
wells,
of
claims
or
uranium
ore.—V.
183,
It
Knapp,
class
It
179,
p.
:...
Exploration
&
The
at
Copper
Co. of
Nevada, Las
cents
used to pay
paid
stock
(the
Martin in
by
2976.
p.
shares
Walter
Muir,
Western
Union
Subject
regulatory
in
the
class
class
amount
theless
April
B
13
through
Fahnestock
Godchaux Sugars,
and
that
$55
dividends
any
the
upon
with
of
however,
stock
A
of
Inc
stock
out,
contingent
Sugars,
Feb.
on
&
Co.
that
the
amount
assets.
Fahnestock
&
1956, or sufficient
constitute two-thirds of the
to
has
become firm.
$60.50
pay
per
share
for the class B stock, less
declared thereon, was never¬
the
by
Co.
on
shares
voting
shareholders
before
or
class
of
12
of
(EST)
to
all outstanding shares
of all classes of stock of the corporation. The date of
deposit is sub¬
ject to being advanced by the purchaser on certain conditions. The
purchaser has the right to purchase the deposited shares even if less
than
two-thirds.
of
sale
of
Anglo
up
Western
of
obligation
Union
the
lease
The
would
sale
Corp.
Union.
otherwise
to
definitive
A
will
and
931.
be
contract
transfer
their
&
It
~
taxes
will
remit
the
and
the
proceeds
the
of
such
of
expenses
balance
the
share to
per
additional
shares
transaction,
to
Fahne¬
the depositors of
other
American
and
with the Anglo
problems
com¬
permit.—V.
183,
of
notification
was
filed
with
the
SEC
Feb
on
13
covering
shares
of common stock (par $1) to be offered to employees
company's stock option plan at the market (estimated at
$12.87 v2 per share.) The* proceeds are to be used lor working capital.
—V. 182, p. 2517.
the
White
Files
Uranium
Sage
With
The
SEC
Securities
corporation
Feb.
on
Corp.,
and
Salt Lake City, Utah—
Exchange Commission—
filed
13
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
shares of capital stock to be offered at par
through Empire Securities Corp., Salt Lake City,
are
for expenses incident to mining operations.
15,000,000
covering
(one cent per share)
Utah.
The proceeds
Board
Webb
announced
&
Knapp,
Directors
by .Nicolas M. Salgo,
and George F. Scanlon,
Godchaux
of
Sugars,
and
Executive
Chairman
Leon
and
General
Counsel
Vice-President
of
Webb
of
Webb
&
&
Knapp.
Knapp,
spl t
be
Mr.
mailed
Supply Co.
Sales
V.
and
William
had
1956
The
$10,620,000
Feb.
on
filed
13
a
of
expenses
pay
incident to
starting
in
the
$8,942,000
with
offered
to
are
of
a
the
at
Refining:
Co.,
and
effect
a
on
Feb.
17
President.
with
714.
dividend
j
checks
for
first-
the
-
,
be
used
broker
Stores Inc.—January Sales Increased—
1956
or
North Salt Lake City,
$2,072,701
1956—4 Wks.—19C5
$
183,
32,986,397
$
$
29,244,289 249,002,191
215,764,238
450.
p.
(F. W.)
of
1956—32 Wks.—1955
$
Woolworth Co.—January Sales Higher—
January—
1956
The
company
County
(N.
Y.J
Commack
will
open
one
of
the
1955
$48,303,920
Sales
the
1955
$2,371,219
Stores, Inc.—Sales Higher-
__________:
$46,399,270
largest variety stores
in Suffolk;
the result of a lease just closed for store space at
as
Centre, 40-store project rising on a 26-acre
Turnpike in Commack, it was announced on Feb. 10.
The company has taken 12,800 square feet of space in
the main
Wing of the project.—V. 183, p. 253.
tract
States
to
announced
Eoard
183, p. 450.
Bales
par
deaier.
Western
distribution
was
the
of January—
Month
notification
business
p.
■
Albuquerque,
covering 50,000 shares of common stock to be
per
share) without underwriting.
The proceeds
183,
Period E'nd. Feb. 4—
r
letter
stock
it
__
—V.
—V.
corporation
of
paid on March 31 to shareholders of record
said that certificates for the extra shares
shareholders
White's Auto
Month
1955
183, p. 821.
Western Securities Corp. of New Mexico,
stock,
Sales
(Mo.)—January Sales Up—
_______
Stock Distribution—
100%
Chairman
will be
dividend.—V.
quarcer
a
capital
Randolph
to
Winn-Dixie
Western Auto
the
of
Randolph,
F.
27.
Feb.
declared
Godchaux,
the present management of Godchaux would continue
operate the plantation and sugar refining operations as in the past.
Scanlon also announced that Messrs. Salgo, Maurice Iserman,
Jr.,
have
distribution
The
will
Mr.
Vice-President
directors
Francis
by
at
jointly
of
of
Whitehall Fund, Inc.—100%
The
two-for-one
President, that
to
Union
negotiations
.
letter
23,300
under
the
shares.
further
Vice-Presideiit
tl>e
from
commissions
Co.
was
SEC
the
certain
has
stock
—
of
Western
between
when
executed
resolution
the
American Securities
upon
arrangements with the Anglo
now under
lease to Western
Whitaker Cable Corp., No. Kansas City, Mo.—Files—
A
requisite number of shares in addition to those of the original
been deposited by that time, delivery of the shares to the
purchaser is to be made by Fahnestock & Co. on or before 12 noon
(EST) on May 23, 1956. After deducting the sum of 75 cents per share
to
satisfactory
the properties
of
until the year 2010, when
conditional
be
make
respect
the lease, including the
the obligation to pay
under
($735,000)
terminate.
furthermore
able
in
company
obligations
the leased properties and
262,500 pounds
would
being
all
from
maintain
to
annual rentals of
If the
group
of
including
$18,000,000, plus an amount equal to net current
would be conditional upon the
cancellation by the
Telegraph Co. of the long-term lease to
Western
Anglo's five transatlantic cables. Western Union would pay
to $5,000,000 to obtain such cancellation and the release
The
Union
on
stock
B
of
power
conditions,
of
number
a
Godchaux
noon
class
and
A
of
fulfillment
and Western Union stockholder approval, the cable system
would be sold to American Securities or clients for cash
Anglo-American
the
share
per
hereafter
dposit
23,
offer
Inc.
Cable System.
the
to
properties
p.
-
-May Sell Cable System.
Marshall, President of this company, and E. F. Connely,
President of American Securities Corp., jointly announced on Feb. IT
that an understanding had been reached concerning the sale of the
P.
Securities
agreement under which a wholly owned subsidiary of Webb
offered to purchase all of the outstanding shares of
pointed
for I the
the
($1
Feb. 14 filed a letter of1 notification with the SEC
of capital stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
expenses incident to mining operations.—V. Ic2, p. 1063.
company on
40
Wealden
dividend
New Mexico—Files With SEC—
Vegas, Nev.—Files With SEC—
covering 200,000
of
snare
Month of January—
on
2709.
Uranium
each
stock
accepted his
invitation to become directors of Godchaux Sugars, Inc.—V.
183, p. 562.
Feb. 13 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 77,875 shares of common stock (par 25 cents)
to be
offered at $1 per share, through Pioneer Investments, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
The proceeds are for expenses incident to mining operations.
—v.
5%
a
Inc.
and
A
was
Uranium Exploration Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files
company
181,
announced
was
conditional
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
to
Webb Si Knapp, Inc.—Purchase Offer Confirmed—
Zeckendorf,
562.
p.
Hooker & Fay;
Swift & Co.; and Wilson, Johnson & Higgins.
to Investment Bankers—
pany
additional
proceeds
for
1955), plus cash approximately equivalent to two-thirds of
dividends paid by Martin between the expiration of tne
prior
the cash
and
Urania, Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—Stock Offered—Fenner,
net
latter
December
Streitman & Co., New York, is offering 50,000 shares of
The
the
effect
give
exchange offer and the making of the new exchange offer to re.lect
the receipt of cash dividends
paid by Martin less a reserve for taxes
cover
capital stock at
of
to
&
months
after
was
of
This
$47,839,000 compared with $40,975,000 in the same period a year
Consolidated net profit for the quarter ended Jan. 31, 1956,
$2,692,200
exchangeable for 38 shares of stock of Tne Trailer Co. of America.
Wealden has agreed that, within 60 days of the
granting of the
requested exemption order, it will again make an offer to redeem its
stock by distributing Martin stock in
exchange therefor on the basis
in the corresponding nine months a year
$4,255,200 income taxes, or $2.85 per share
number
average
that period.
For the three
with J. Barth & Co. In the underwrit¬
First California Co.;
& Co.;
Western Union Telegraph Co.-
declaring that
the company made an offer to all its stockholders to exchange
shares of Martin stock for each share of Wealden
stock; and,
result of that offer, the number of
outstanding shares of Wealden
2.07
as
order
an
a
hearing thereon.
December,
1953,
Wealden
stock of Tne Glenn
additional
an
for
SEC
company under
the Investment
has given interested persons until
request
common
purchase
the
investment
an
the Commission
12,
shares of the
profit
after
Davidson
were;
Dumke & Light; Henry F.
—V. 182, p. 2736.
Investment Firm—
increase
\
cents).
25
182, p. 2828.
are
This
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the present financing, there
be outstanding $1,050,000 of
debentures; 36,962 shares of 6fc
(par $5); and 1,115,319 snares of common stock (par
will
preferred stocK
Between
United Shoe Machinery Corp.—Secondary Offering—A
53
(1041)
on
Shopping
Jericho
Utah—Debentures and Common Stock Offered—J. Barth
Utahacan, Inc., Spokane, Wash.—Files With SEC—
&
The
offered
corporation
on
Feb.
to
be
of.ered
ceeds are
at
25
cfnts
to be used to
filed
13
SEC covering 1,000,000 shares
per
a
letter
of
notification
of common capital stoc c
(par
with the
10 cents)
The pro¬
without underwriting.
incident to mining operations.
share,
pay expenses
Van Norman Industries, Inc.—Sales—EarningsConsolidated
sales
net
for
1955
amounted
to
$20,172,776
Co., San Francisco, Calif., and associates on Feb. 17
publicly $1,050,000 ten-year 6% sinking fund
debentures, due Jan. 1, 1966, and 105,000 shares of com¬
stock (par 25 cents) in units of $50 principal amount
of debentures and five shares of stock at $52.50 per unit
mon
plus
and
earn¬
interest
accrued
on
the
debentures
1956.
These
PROCEEDS—The
equivalent to $1.32 per share on the average
number of shares outstanding during the year and $1.09 per share on
the 581,559 shares outstanding at the end of the year. The company
acquired Super Tool Co., Insuline Corp. of America and Transltron,
Inc., during the year, and the operations of these companies were con¬
solidated into the Van Norman figures for varying periods,
thereby
making comparison with sales and earnings in previous years difficult.
Earnings of H. W. Butcerworth & Sons Co., which was acquired Jan. 3,
1956, amounting to $271,383 after taxes, were not consolidated. Van
earnings
issued
Norman
are
71,930
shares
of
$2.28
dividend
convertible
preferred
to effect this acquisition.
Although higher than in 1954, the company reported that 1955 earn¬
were curtailed by losses caused by the hurricane floods in August.
All of these losses, which occurred at the company's SDringfield plant,
were completely charged off to expenses.—V.
183, p. 50.
Vitro Corp.
The
1,
company
intends to use the net proceeds to repay
installation of a
and for working
obligations, pay for construction and
Houdriiormer cracking unit, expansion of refinery,
outstanding
capital.
BUSINESS—The
which
sale
Aiito
retail)
of
has eight active subsidiaries,
some
of
both the refining and distribution (at whole¬
products and the others engaged only in the
stations for sale of petroleum products and
company
engaged
are
and
operation
of
in
oil
service
me
it
Registration Statement
The
registration statement filed with the SEC on Aug 19, 195%
a
proposed public offering of 1,000,007 shares of common
covering
stock
and
V.
(par one cent) at $1.50 per share, through Gearhart & Otis,
F.H.
Crerie & Co., Inc., was subsequently withdrawn.
See
182,
p.
York Corp., York,
company
operates
in
New
Mexico,
Idaho,
Utah,
Nevada
and
Division.—V.
Zonite
a
is now building a houdriformer unit which will enable
gasoline than is possible with its present
higher octane
olidated
sales
for
the
year
ended
Sept.
30,
1955
totaled
$6,-
520,089.
p.
931.
Products Corp.—To Change Name—
corporation will change its name to Chemway Corp., effective
closing of the New York Stock Exchange on Feb. 29, Charles
T.
Silloway, President, announced on Feb. 22.
Chartered in 1922,
thtf company was long known principally for its Zonite,
a
liquid
antiseptic.
Divisions of
the company now manufacture cosmetics,
toiletries, pronrietary drugs, pharmaceuticals and household products.
the
—V.
company
tr> refine
183,
The
with
facilities.
Pa.—Acquisition—
182,
p.
1614.
of America—Foreign Nuclear Contract—
corporation's Vitro Engineering
it
had
of
tion's
obtained
India
first
for
foreign
a
nuclear contract.
multi-million
dollar plant will be part of an extensive develop¬
taking place in the area. The heavy water to be produced
Is a key material in the nuclear power and research program planned
by the
government. Nitro-lime fertilizer will be used where large
crops of wheat, cotton and millet are grown.—V. 183, p. 931.
The
ment
,
now
Walgreen Co.—January Sales Up-
Month
'
Sales
—V.
1956
of January—
——a—
183,
p.
—
-
1955
$16,089,596
$14,602,295
253.
Warren Petroleum Corp.—Over 77% of Stock Tendered
See Gulf Oil
Corp. above.—V.
183,
p.
821.
Washington Gas Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
registration statement with the SEC on Feb.
15, 1956, covering 148,917 shares of its no par common stock. The com¬
pany proposes to offer the shares for subscription by stockholders of
record March 2,
1956, at the rate of one new share for each eight
shares then held. The subscription price and underwriting terms are to
be supplied by amendment. The First Boston Corporation and John¬
ston, Lemon & Co. head the list of underwriter". The statement also
includes common shares required through conversion of shares of $4.50
cumulative convertible preie.red stocx from Feb. 1 to March; 2, 1956.
If all such preferred shares were s« "^verted, such additional common
shares Tequired would not exceed 8,723.
Net proceeds of the financing wiu do added to the general funds of.
the company and will be used for such corporate purposes as the man¬
agement may determine. From its general funds the company, expects,
among other things, to provide for part of the current construction
This
company
filed
Your Dollars
help
ra|
make
maxe possible the
possioie tne
AMERICAN+RED
CROSS
a
also
Equipment Co., Inc., York distributor in Houston, Texas,
has been acquired by York Coip. and is now a wholly-owned subsi¬
diary incorporated under the laws of Texas as York-Houston Sales,
Inc., it war, announced by J. K. Louden, Vice-President, Commercial
Division announced on Feb. 20
a
preliminary study contract from the govetnlarge heavy water and nitrogen fertilizer plant
to be bulit in the Bhakra-Nangal area of North India on the Sublej
River. According to J. Carlton Ward, Jr., President, it is the corpora¬
that
ment
Inc.
862.
Coastal
accessories.
The
Colorado.
stock
ings
Jan.
Uranium Corp.
"-h
ings after taxes to 633,398, according to an announcement by James Y.
Scott, President.
from
Yellowknife
Withdrawn—
t
1
';
•
v ?
,
t
j
£
Monday, February 27, 1956
The Commercial an<VFinancial Chronicle...
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
Gadsden, Ala.
Postponed—Date
Bond Offering
of
public improvement bonds, origi¬
nally Feb. 28—v. 183, p. 932—has
been changed to 10 a.m. (CST) on
March 6.
Bond
Offering—Jack
until
bids
28
11
(PST) on Feb.
purchase of $300,000
the
for
a.m.
Bond
Offering —W.
D.
1957
Ken-
President, announces that
County Commission will sell
public auction at 10 a.m. on
drick,
the
at
March
the following
6,
March 15 from
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
bond
to
Due
Legal¬
Francisco.
is¬
Sacramento
County, Calif.
Sch.
Arcade
.
$50,000 court house, jail and road
Dist.,
Bond Sale—The
$140,000 build¬
refunding bonds. Dated April
1, 1956. Due on April 1 from
ing bonds offered Feb. 8—v. 183,
1958 to
Inter¬
62,000 refunding bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1956. Due on April 1
from
1958
to
1969
inclusive.
Interest A-O.
715—were awarded to Kaiser &
Co., and H. E. Work & Co., both
of
San Francisco, jointly,
at a
price of 100.01,
of about 2.92%,
refunding
road
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on
April 1 from 1958 to 1970 in¬
25,000 2V2S.
1, 1956.
Due
on
May 1 from
Principal
payable
at the County Treasurer's
office;
at principal office
of the First
National Bank of
at the
Birmingham,
or
principal office of the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York
City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor
York
Areata Union High
&
Washburn,
of
—
were
to
Henry
Dahlberg & Company, of Tucson.
Maricopa County School District
No. 68 (P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
to
&
Co., of San Francisco, at a price
100.02, a net interest cost of
about 3.15%, as follows:
1957
1962
to
23/4s.
140,000
building
of
on
1963 to 1970
from
bonds.
Dated April 1,
July 1 from 1957 to
1966 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
1956.
Due
and
15
inclusive.
Due
Feb. 15, 1975
Niles
East
Dist.,
Bond
water
Community Services
County, Calif.
Sale
The
$1,500,000
Kern
—
revenue
17—v.
to
on
'
1976.
183,
p.
bonds offered Feb.
822—were awarded
group composed of J. B. Han-
a
&
auer
1972
1982
ARKANSAS
Springs County (P. O.
Malvern), Ark.
Bond
Sale—The $630,000
reve¬
bonds offered Feb. 14—v. 183,
715
—
were
awarded to W.
R.
to
Fallbrook
on
1986
Union
July 1 from
inclusive.
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
School
District,
Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering — R. B. James,
San
Robinette, of Phoenix.
Hot
1981
to
620,000 3%s. Due
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess &
inclusive.
540,000 3V2S. Due
on
terest (J-J) payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at hig* office in San Diego
until 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Feb. 28
for the purchase of $245,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1956.
Due on April 1 from 1957 to 1981
inclusive. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
Stephens ^Investment
Company,
Inc., of Little Rock, at a price of
par, as follows:
Treasurer's
$600,000
cisco.
hospital
refunding and
bonds, as 3s.
30,000 hospital refunding and ex¬
tension bonds, as 2s.
(P. O.
Arkadelphia), Ark.
Bond Sale
—
The $300,000
non¬
sold to the Federal
Housing
Finance
Agency, as
Home
2%s, at
a
price of
par.
Legality
ap¬
by
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will
receive
sealed
bids
at
his
(PST)
on
Angeles, until 9 a.m.
Feb. 28 for the purchase
of
$30,000 building bonds. Dated
March 1, 1956.
Due on March 1
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Association,
to
syndicate
a
net interest cost of about
Monrovia
Sthool
City
from 1957 to
March
of
Clerk
the
Supervisors,
1
from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
1968 inclusive.
until 9
from 1972 to 1979 inclusive.
March 1
from 1980 to 1986 inclusive.
of
members
the
syndi¬
cate:
»
Stroud
C&ynty, Calif.
Bf||rd
..
Co., Francis I. du
&
Co., First of Michigan
Corporation," L. F. Rothschild &
Co., Ira Haupt & Co., Andrews &
Wells, Inc., Baxter, Williams &
Co., American Securities Corp.,
King, Quirk & Co., Swiss Ameri¬
can
Corp., Van Alstyne, Noel &
Co., Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath,
Byrne
and
Phelps,
Inc.,
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc., Tripp
& Co., Dreyfus & Co., Ernst &
Co., Fulton, Reid & Co., Goodbody & Co., Granbery, Marache
& Co., A. M. Kidder & Co.
Taylor & Co., M. B. Vick & Co.,
Rand & Co., H. V. Sattley & Co.,
Arthur M. Krensky & Co., Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Dempsey&
Tegeler
Co.,
Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Shannon & Co.,
Cruttenden & Co., Baker, Watts &
Co., Fred D. Blake & Co., Clement
A. Evans & Co., Fox, Reusch &
Co., Investment Corp., of Norfolk,
Janney, Dulles
& Co., Joseph
Mellen & Miller, Kalman & Co.,
Lyons & Shafto, Inc., J. A. Over¬
ton & Co., Reinholdt & Gardner,
Rippel & Co.
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.,
Herbert J. Sims & Co., John Small
& Co., Stern, Lauer & Co., Stix &
Co., Arthur L. Wright & Co., Eldredge Quinlan & Co., Cunnningham, Gunn & Carey, Inc., Ander¬
son & Strudwick, Aspden, Robin¬
son
&
Co., Brooke & Co., The
First of Arizona Company, J. B.
Hanauer & Co.,
Hannaford & Talbot, Harrison
& Co., Kormendi & Co., Lakeside
Securities Corp., Lawson, Levy &
Williams, D. A. Pincus & Co.,
Piper,' Jaffray & Hopwood, Stein
Thornton,
F.
S.
of
Ostly,
County
sealed
wilP receive
the
purchase of $295,000 building
Dated April 1, 1956. Due
bonds.
J957 to 1976 in¬
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
April 1 from
on
clusive.
|
Sch. Dist.,
Calif.
MJigh
Angeles County,
Los
^
Bond
50,COO
Sale—Thg|15(
build-
ing bonds offered Feb. 21—v. 183,
awarded to Dean
Co., ofjfSan Francisco,
as
21/2s; at lOQslp* a basis of
about 2.48%.
'
932
p.
were
—
Witter.&
Clerk,
bids
until
H. Landes,
receive sealed
will
7:30
000
water
(PST)
p.m.
works
March
March
1
Talmage
Boyce,
Mohr
Yantis
&
&
&
Co..
Farish,
and
Co.
sive. Principal
payable
School6District,
Ventura County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
til
11
*?§56.
Due
on
School
District,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
payable at the County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association, of San Francisco,
at a price of 100.07, a net interest
cost.of about
3.38%,
Due
3148.
20,000
School
South
1976 in¬
interest
County
Principal
and
aT the
payable
(M-S)
Treasurer's
hansen, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, wil£jreceive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Rosa,
until 2:30
the
series
(PST)
p.m.
purcha§|
school
B
Feb. 28
on
$900,000
of
Dated
bonds.
March 15, 1956.
Due on March 15
from 1957 to 1976|pclusive. Prin¬
cipal and
interest^ M-S) payable
the County Treasurer's office.
at
Creek
(P.
O.
EngleF. Wel-
Offering—Robert
1, 1956.
the
of
Board
of
Due
on
Jan. 1 from 1958
inclusive.
1976
Aurora, Colo.
Bond Offering—Bids will be re¬
2
until
(MST)
p.m.
for the purchase
5
on
of $1,-
700,000 water and improvement
general obligation bonds. Dated
March 1, 1956.
County School District No.
(P. O. Sterling), Colo.
Logan
12
City High Sch. District,
County, Calif.
Bond Offering^William P. Jo-
5
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (MST) on March 8
for the purchase of $550,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated Mar.
office^"
Sonoma
Cherry
No.
Boston,
President
born,
Bond Offering—Edna H.
Petaluma
for
15
wood), Colo.
:
Bond
March
clusive.
15
March
on
County,
Ostly,
Feb. 28 for
March 1 from 1957 to
Due
District
4801
to
the purchase of $1Q>7,000 building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1956. Due
on
March
COLORADO
Arapahoe
until 9
on
follows:
as
on
from 1968 to 1977 inclusive.
ceived
(PST)"
&
Sylvan School District, Sacramento
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $39,000 building bonds offered Feb. 15—v. 183,
p. 822—were awarded to the Bank
County Clerk, wiJkreceive sealed
bids at his office m Los Angeles
a.m.
un¬
a.m.
office.
Qj|y Treasurer's
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Verdes
Paasch,
on
office, or at any oMhe City's fiscal
agencies in Los Afigeles, Chicago
or New York Citj&c- Legality ap¬
Palos
T.
(PST) on Feb. 28 for
the purchase of $47,000 building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1956.
Due
on April 1 from
1957 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
ancjphterest (M-S)
the
at
W.
—
bids at his office in Martinez
from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
District
Secretary,
bids
sealed
the
at
Gaines,
receive
will
of
office
the
of
Schools,
416
South Division St., Sterling, until
3 p.m. (MST) on March 1 for the
purchase of $1,750,000 general ob¬
ligation
building
bonds.
Dated
Superintendent
Jan. 1, 1956.
Due on July 1 from
1957 to 1971 inclusive.
Bonds due
in 1966 and thereafter
as
of
callable
1, 1965.
Interest J-J.
approved by Tallmadge
Legality
&
are
Jan.
Tallmadge, of Denver.
Pleasant Valley Elementary
School
District, Ventura*County, Calif.
Bond Sale—Tjfter$60,000 build¬
ing bonds offeredzFeb. 21—v. 183,
715—were
p.
awarded to the Bank
American
of
National
Trust
&
CONNECTICUT
Simsbury, Conn.
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Sale —The
Bond
school
Dis{£ Los Angeles
County Clerk,
as 2V4S,
about 2.21%.
bids at
his
until 9
a.m.
offico-in Los Angeles
(PSTpon Feb. 28 for
$207,000 building
March 1, 1956. Due
Note
Sale
the
bonds.
basis of
—
Waterbury,
on
a
The $500,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Feb. 16
—v. 183, p. 822—were awarded to
the purchase of
Dated
at 100.35,
Waterbury, Conn.
Ostly,
wffl receive sealed
23—
932—were awarded to
the First Boston Corp., New York
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—^Harold J.
Feo.
p.
City,
Sch.
Rivera
$1,200,000
offered
bonds
183,
v.
Colonial
Trust
at
Company, of
1.29% discount.
March 1 from 1957 to 1977 in¬
clusive.
(M-S)
Principaf: and
payable ©at
"
the
FLORIDA
interest
County
Treasurer's office?**"
Santa
Mesa Union
Offering
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds.
revenue
1,
Contra
District,
County, Calif.
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
Offering-JJohn
Bond
School
$19,000 33As.
&
Pont
&
Sheldon
Costa
(PSTf on March 6 for
a.m.
Dated
1
6,400,000 2.40s. Due on March 1
5,600,000 21/2s. Due on
Francisco.
March 7 for the purchase of $200,-
2,400,000. 2.20s. Due on March 1
from 1966 to
interest
Bond
bids at his office«4h Los Angeles,
City
March
April 1 from 1957
Principal and
(A-O)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
on
inclusive.
1981
District,
Bond Ofiering-aeHarold J.
1
1961 inclusive.
Due on
2s.
; %:
,
Oceanside, Calif.
Due on
5s.
San
Due
1956.
to
"
follows:
$4,000,000
of
jbsw"
'
.
Monrovia-Duarte
Glore,
the
to
Americ^National Trust
Francisco.
The
—
awarded
were
headed
Bros.
Garvey School District, Los
office in Los
tax exempt
dormitory bonds of¬
fered Feb.
16—v.
183, p. 715—
were
office.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
extension
Ouachita Baptist College
Angeles, Calif.
Sale
Other
Feb.
inclusive.
1974
to
1960 to 1971
$225,000
the
at
$24,000,000
electric plant revenue bonds of¬
fered
Feb.
20—v.
183, p. 822—
inclusive.
Due
-
purchase
Los
Bond
Due on Feb. 15 from
$108,000 5s.
of
Savings
urer's office.
of
—
the
payable
(M-S)
County Treasurer's office.
3,200,000
Co., of Beverly Hills,
Gross, Rogers & Co., DempseyBond Sale—The
$508,000 school Tegeler & Co., both of Los An¬
bonds offered Feb. 16
v.
183, geles, Wachob-Bender Corp., of
p. 254—were awarded to
Refsnes, Omaha, Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., M.
Ely, Beck & Company, of Phoenix. B. Vick & Co., both of Chicago,
Allison
Williams Co., Inc., of
Pinal County School Dist. No. IS
Minneapolis, and Allen Blair &
(P. G. Florence), Ariz.
Co., of Chicago, at a price of
Bond
Offering — Eleanor K. 100.05, a net interest cost of about
Robertson, Clerk of the Board of 3.66%, as follows:
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on March $340,000 33/4s. Due on July 1 from
for
Principal and
inclusive.
1976
interest
School District,
awarded
822—were
1971
awarded
March 1 from 1957
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive.
—
254
on
Kaiser
p.
Bond Sale—The $160,000 school
bonds offered Feb. 16
v.
183,
and
to
Due
2,400,000 2Vis. Due on March
34,000 2s.
p.
1956.
ing bonds offered Feb. 14—v. 183,
/
Maricopa County School District
No. 5 (P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
Red¬
office in
his
at
as
68,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 15 from
nue
bids
City, until 10 a.m. (PST) on
March 6 for the purchase of $241,000 school bonds. Dated March 1.
wood
a
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $3a0,000 build¬
New
City.
Clerk, will receive
100.03,
Humboldt
& '
Los Angeles
2.47%,
inclusive.
1981
1976 to
ARIZONA
5
sealed
awarded
822—were
p.
Bank
Offering—Johft A. Brun-
County
ing,
Salfe—ThWf79,0G0 build¬
ing bonds offeredjjiFeb. 21—v. 183,
$an Mateo County, Calif.'
Bond
15
March
50,000 3s. Due on March 15 from
Inter¬
interest
and
Due on
School Dist.,
15
March
1967 to 1975 inclusive.
from
est M-N.
p.
Jefferson Elementary
Mateo
Bond
7;v.
Forgan & Co.,
and C. J. Devine & Co., both of
New
York
City, at a price of
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
from
A-O.
1972 inclusive.
Due on
45,000 2%s.
73,000 court house, jail and road
refunding bonds. Dated May
1958 to
Due on March 15
1958 to 1961 inclusive. '
from
Interest
net interest cost
follows:
as
$20,000 43/4s.
63,000
clusive.
a
Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco, at a price
p.
1967 inclusive.
est A-O.
were
of 100.30.
on
ity approved by Orrick, Dalhquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
7
the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings
inclusive.
1986
County Treasurer's office.
aggregating $248,000:
sues
1956.
15,
Jefferson County (P. O.
Birmingham), Ala.
Dated March
■
Elementary School Dist.,
C&tinty, Calif.
San
improve¬
Feb.
offered
bonds
awarded to
Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
flood control bonds.
;
G.
Sale—The $3,000
Bond
ment
(P. O. Oakland), Calif.
Millbrae
Community Service
Dist., Tuolumne County, Calif.
Alameda County Flood Control and
Water Conversion District, Zone 6
$264,000
of
issue
the
of
sale
Groveland
CALIFORNIA
-
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
ALABAMA
m.«t<
'
,
Clara
G6U'nty (P. O.
San JoseT, Calif.
Bond Offermg^Richard Olson,
Clerk
of Board
of
Supervisors,
$50,000 building
bonds offered Feb. 21—v. 183, p. will receive
seapcj"" bids until 10
602—were awarded to the Bank a.m.
(PST) on March 6 for the
of America National Tr Tst & Sav¬ purchase of $5,150,000 county hos¬
ings Association, of San Fran¬ pital, jail building" and juvenile
cisco.
detention home. Dated April
1,
Daytona Beach, Fla.
Bond
water
offered
were
Sale
and
Feb.
The $1,750,000
—
sewer
revenue
20—v.
awarded
to
a
183,
bonds
p.
822—
group
com¬
posed of Ira Haupt & Co., of New
City, Courts & Co., of At¬
York
lanta, Allen & Company, Bacon,
Stevenson
&
Co., Roosevelt &
Cross, all of New York City, Atwill & Co., of Miami Beach, and
.
Volume.183
Number 5511... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Piper, Jaffray
Minneapolis, at
&
a
Hopwood, of
price of 100.01,
3.29%,
Cook
net interest cost of about
a
follows:
as
♦
$155,000 5s. Due
1957
1961
to
inclusive.
305,000 3Y2S. Due
1962
to
1,290,000
1969
inclusive.
3V4S.
Due
Jan.
on
1
Sale —The
$1,000,000
anticipation warrants offered
Feb.
21
183,
v.
—
awarded
Jan. 1 from
on
Warrant
tax
June 1 from
on
County Forest Preserve Dist.
(P. O. Chicago), III.
to
the
822
p.
—
were
Illinois
Company
of Chicago, and Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Toledo, jointly, as 2.20s, at
par plus a premium of $65.
from 1970 to 1990 inclusive.
Cook
Lakeland, Florida
Bond Offering — City ClerkComptroller L. R. Shuman an¬
nounces
will
that the City Commission
sealed bids until 10
receive
a.m.
(EST) on March 6 for the
purchase of $2,150,000 utilities tax
revenue
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
Due
Oct.
on
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
(A-O)
payable
turers
Trust
York
1961
City,
at
and
the
1976
interest
of
Beach, Fla.
Offering — R. Wm.
Bond
L.
Johnson, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
March
on
until
7
interest
for
11
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
the
$4,100,000
public
bonds, as follows:
improvement
cost
about
of
2.94%,
as
follows:
$155,000
2%s.
from
Due
1958
March
on
1
1968 inclusive.
to
160,000 3s. Due
March 1 from
on
1969 to 1976 inclusive.
any
Miami
.
$315,000
school building bonds was sold to
McDougal & Condon, Inc., of Chi¬
cago, at a price of 100.022, a net
New
banking in¬
stitution named by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
or
Lansing), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Manufac¬
Company,
at
to
158
County School District No.
(P. O. 2721 Ridge Road,
45
Co., of Chicago, at a price
100.C03, a net interest cost of
2.93%, as follows:
$286,000 2%s. Due
1957 to
324,000
.
Dec. 1 from
on
1965 inclusive.
3s.
Due
1966 to
1976
on
1 from
Dec.
inclusive.
pumping facilities
sewer
County, Glen Ellyn Park
District (P. O. Glen Ellyn), III.
DuPage
bonds.
1,110,000
"
Islands sanitary
.
storm
bonds.
„
extension
sewer
Each issue is dated
Aug. 1, 1955
annually on Aug. 1
matures
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Prin-
cilap and interest (F-A) payable
at the Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank, New York City.
Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble
&| Mitchell, of New York
City.
of
estate
acquisition
Feb.
20
—
bonds
183,
v.
602
p.
—
were
awarded to B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
New York City, at 98.19, a net
interest
cost
of
about
3.2£%,
as
follows:
$84,000 series A bonds: $36,000
Ss, due on Jan. 1 from 1957
to
1973
inclusive;
$19,000
3.10s, due on Jan, 1 from 1974
to 1979 inclusive; and $29,000
1956.
B bonds: $68,000
Jan. 1 from 1957
inclusive;
$34,000
3.10s, due on Jan. 1 from 1974
to 1979 inclusive; and $48,000
3.20s, due on Jan. 1 from 1980
1986 inclusive.
Certificate
to
Principal and
mutually
accept¬
District and the suc¬
the
Sale
—
The
East St.
21—v.
103,
822
p.
—
awarded to Pierce, Carrison,
Boone
Consolidated High
School District No. 200 (P. O.
County
Tyson,
Sale
issue
An
of
3y2% and 3%%
refunding bonds.
enue
Jan.
on
—
$15,-
1958
from
1
to
rev¬
1980
13,000,000 3%% revenue refund¬
ing bonds.
Due on Jan. 1,
1985.
No.
Sale—The $525,000
working cash fund bonds was sold
to H. C. Speer & Sons Co., of Chi¬
cago.
County (P. O. Chicago), III.
highway
Sale
tax
offered
—
The
$3,000,000
anticipation
Feb.
21
war¬
183,
p. 716—were awarded to Illinois
Company of Chicago, and Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Toledo, jointly,
as
2.20s,
of
at par plus
build¬
822—were awarded to the First
both of Chicago, jointly, at
price
a
cost
of
of
—
v.
premium
$9C0.
a
net interest
2.50%, as follows:
100.03,
about
a
$50,000 23As. Due on Oct. 1, 1957
and
at
a
cate:
members
Trust
Co., both of New
York; Phelps, Fenn & Co.; Shields
&*Co.; Mercantile Trust Com¬
St. Louis; C. J. Devine &
Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
pany,
ville; Anderson & Strudwick; Mc¬
and J. A. Overton
Donald & Co.;
Community Unit
School District No. 206 (P. O.
Bond
Secretary^of Board of Edu¬
will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 29 for
the purchase or $160,000 building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1956. Due
cer,
cation,
on
Jan.
clusive.
1
from
1958
Principal
to
1974
in¬
interest
bank or trust
and
(J-J) payable M, a
company in Chicago, or in such
other city mutually agreeable to
the Board and
the purchaser. Le¬
gality approveiL by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
,
$155,000 build¬
inclusive; $30,000 3s, due on
April 1 from 1981 to 1983 in¬
clusive; and $30,000 0.25s, due
on April 1 from 1984 to 1986
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on March
14
for the
purchase of $99,000
street improvement bonds. Dated
March
from
1956.
1,
1956
to
Dae
June
on
inclusive.
1964
inclusive.
Other
the syndi¬
Corp.; Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago;
Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank,
cate:
1
Le¬
gality
approved
by
Bannister,
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of
"
York; Northern Trust
Chicago;
White, Weld
&
Sch.
Dist.,
National
Fletcher
Bank & Trust Co., and the
Washington Township (P. O. RR.
1, Valparaiso), Ind.
Bonds
Sold—No bids
Not
received for the School and
were
Civil
Townships bonds totaling $140,000
offered on Feb. 16.—v. 183, p. 933.
Stuart & Co., Chicago.
Wm. J. Mericka
KANSAS
Kansas
Offering
on
bids
Feb.
for
27
$300,000
March
until
Billerica, Mass.
$206,714
—
Robert H.
improvement bonds was Fowler, Town Treasurer, will re¬
sold to Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, ceive sealed bids at the First Na¬
of Kansas City, as 2V4S. Dated tional Bank of
Boston, Municipal
Feb. 1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from
Division, 45 Milk St., Boston, until
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Principal 11 a.m. (EST) on March 1 for
and interest (F-A) payable at the the
purchase of $617,000 bonds,
State Treasurer's office in Topeka. as follows:
Legality approved
by
Stinson,
$352,000 school project bonds. Due
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizon March 1 from 1957 to 1976
zell, of Kansas City. ' /
inclusive.
Bond
—
Harrodsburg, Ky.
and
sewer
Feb.
16
Robert
1,
(CST)
the
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
sewer
1956.
Due
Nov.
on
1
Prin¬
from 1959 to 1975 inclusive.
cipal and interest payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved
of
by Chapman &
Cutler,
Chicago.
Bond
City, at
est
of
cost
follows:
Nov.
1
par,
Co., of Kan¬
a net inter¬
about
$71,000
from
2.16%,
2I/4S, due
Nov.
1
1957
from
and
the
Kentucky
to
1961
Sale—The
Bond
$10,000 public
improvement bonds offered Feb.
17—v. 183, p. 823—were awarded
to the Guaranty Bank, of Mamou.
MARYLAND
G.
1962
to
1966
inclusive.
120,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds to Carl¬
ton D. Beh Co., of Des Moines,
Offering
—
Ellington
Mayor Arthur
receive sealed
the
1956.
1957
to
Due on March 1 from
1976 inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(M-S) payable at the
National Bank, of An¬
Legality approved
by
Farmers
napolis.
Niles, Barton, Yost & Dapkmeyer,
of Baltimore.
Montgomery County (P. O.
Rockville), Md.
Bond
Sale
offered
—
Feb.
The
21
$6,800,000
v.
183,
—
p. 823—were awarded to a group
headed by the First National City
Bank of New York
City, at 100.02,
2.87%,
net interest cost of about
follows:
$5,000,000 school bonds: $2,083,000
5s. Due on April 1 from 1957
to
1969
inclusive;
$453,000
2.80s, due on April 1 from
1970 to 1972 inclusive; $1,408,000 2.90s, due on April 1 from
1973 to
1980
0010
due
000
$528,000
1957
a
3%s, due
to
1960
June 1 from
inclusive; and
on
1981
3s,
to
1 from
Feb. 23
offered
&
Palmer
inclusive; $528,April 1 from
inclusive; and
0.25s, due on April
on
1983
1984 to 1986 inclusive.
$5,000,000 notes
awarded to
were
composed of the First
Corp.; Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, both of New York
City; Merchants National Bank;
a
group
Boston
Bank;
Deposit & Trust
National
Boston Safe
inter¬
$91.
Co., all of Boston, at 1.91%
est, plus a premium of
The
notes
1956. Due
on
Feb.
dated
are
Nov. 5,
28,
1956.
Brockton, Mass.
Offering—Leo V.
Bond
Clancy,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids
at
the National
Shawmut
Trust Dept., 40
Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 28 for the purchase
of $125,000 water bonds, as fol¬
Bank
of
Water
Boston,
St.,
lows:
$50,000 No. 1 bonds. Due on March
1
from 1957 to 1961 inclusive.
75,000 No. 2 bonds. Due on Mar. 1
1957 to 1971 inclusive.
from
The
bonds
1956.
able
are
March
dated
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
the
at
Bank
net interest cost of
about 3.94%, as follows: $52,-
at par,
Note Sale—The
and
will
noon (EST) on March 6
purchase of $200,000 offstreet parking bonds. Dated March
1,
Legality approved by
Rockland-Atlas
bids until
for
1,
Boston, Mass.
r
Mamou, La.
as
in¬
Boston.
LOUISIANA
as
on
able
Company, jointly.
a
clusive; and $75,000 2V8S, due
on
were
March
dated
are
Principal and interest pay¬
at the First National Bank
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Corp.,
bonds
follows:
$146,000 street construction bonds
sas
—
1956.
of
Bluffs, Iowa
as
bonds offered
183, p. 823
bonds
The
ties
Sale—The
awarded
v.
—
water
awarded to the Equitable Securi¬
$266,000 bonds
offered Feb. 20—v. 183, p. 823—
were
revenue
on
1976
inclusive.
Sale—The $410,000
Bond
to
1957
from
1
Due
bonds.
school
265,000
March
Bond
a.m.
Offering
internal
Annapolis, Md.
10
Co.
&
MASSACHUSETTS
City, Kan.
Bond Sale—An issue of
IOWA
Schlampp, City Clerk, will receive
Deposit] & Trust
Bond Sale—The $397,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 20—v. 183,
p. 823—were awarded to Halsey,
KENTUCKY
American
Safe
Co.,
Co.;
Co., Baltimore; J. C. Bradford &
Co.; Chirk, Dodge & Co.; Jones,
Kreeger
&
Hewitt;
Wachovia
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
WinstonSalem; Baker, Watts & Co.; and
Iowa
Township School Township
(P. O. St. Paul), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $56,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 16—
v.
183, p. 603—were awarded to
Boston
Mercantile
Community
of
members
First
New
Des Moines.
Stratford
due
2.90s,
April 1 from 1973 to 1980
on
Norrbom,
receive sealed
will
Clerk,
$80,000
inclusive;
Sioux City, Iowa
Co.
&
to Stern Bros. &
Offering—Leon A. Spen¬
on
Noble
Council
Jo Davies County
Parking Lot
$80,000 5s, due
April 1 from 1957 to 1969
inclusive; $30,000 2.80s, due
on April 1 from 1970 to 1972
Bethesda
District bonds:
Bond Offering—C. A.
City
bonds:
1986 inclusive.
1984 t(j
823—were awarded to Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., New York City.
I
Springs
District
350,000
City Community Sch. Dist.,
Bond Sale—The
basis of about 2.28%.
of the syndi¬
First National City Bank;
101.39,
Other
1958.-,.
475,0C0 21/2s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1959 to 1974 inclusive.
1
ing bonds offered Feb. 21—v. 183,
716—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed by the Harris Trust
& Savings Bank, Chicago, as 2%s,
sealed
Stockton), III.
Sale—An issue of $75,000
Warrant
School District
(P. O. Galena), III.
until
Iowa
Burlington, Iowa
County
120
Bond
Prairie
;r:V-
Davies
bids
(CST) on March 1 for the
purchase of $195,000 school build¬
ing bonds. • Dated March 1, 1956.
Due semi-annually on May 1, 1957
to May 1, 1976 inclusive. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
p.m.
p.
Bond
Jo
Bond Offering—Robert I. Davis,
Secretary of Board of Education,
—
J-J.
Interest
Lot
Iowa
sealed
Silver
Parking
$112,000
5s, due on April 1 from 1957
to
1969
inclusive;
$42,000
2.80s, due on April 1 from
1970 to 1972 inclusive; $112,000 2.90s, due on April 1 from
1973 to 1980 inclusive; $42,000
3s, due on April 1 from 1981
to 1983 inclusive; and $42,000
0.25s, due on April 1 from
City Independent Sch. Dist.,
receive
inclusive.
1980
350,000
—
Due
inclusive.
clusive; $150,000 2.80s, due on
April 1 from 1970 to 1972 in¬
clusive; and $400,000 2.90s,
due on April 1 from 1973 to
$148,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 21—
v.
183, p. 933—were awarded to
Ravenscroft & Co., of Davenport.
will
improvement
5s, due op
$650,000
April 1 from 1957 to 1969 in¬
Township
Bond Sale—The
Iowa
general
bonds:
(P. Ok Waterloo), Iowa
V
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
Bond Sale
The $17,970,000
bonds offered Feb. 21
v.
183,
the
Louis, III.
follows:
as
$2,500,000
Capron), III.
Bond
Co., Chicago,
basis of about
Indian¬
apolis Bond & Share Corp., both
500,000 Veterans Memorial Bridge
of Indianapolis, as 2%s, at a price
bonds was sold to Stifel, Nicolaus
of 100.08, a basis of about 2.36%.
6 Co., and Townsend, Dabney &
Bond
& Co.,
$60\C00
a
1,200,000
p.
Legality approved
National Bank" and William Blair
ILLINOIS
rants
1,
1961
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
p.
O.
Wulbern, Inc., of Jacksonville.
Cook
March
from
ing bonds offered Feb. 16—v. 183,
dormitory revenue certificates of¬
Feb.
100.58,
Waterloo School
East
(J-D) payable at a bank¬
institution
ing
I
Dec.
on
inclusive.
interest
series
of Florida (P.
Tallahassee), Fla.
were
at
2.96%.
1973
University
fered
H.
Clarence
Dated
bonds.
Due
1965
to
3s, due on
to
3s
Trust
on
school
to 1986 inclusive.
to
Northern
bids
until
4 p.m. Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Marine
March 3 for the pur- Trust Company of Western New
chase
of
$150,000 park
bonds.- York, Buffalo; F. S. Smithers &
Dated March 1, 1956. Due on Dec: Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Domi•1
from
1957
to
1973 inclusive. nick & Dominick;
City Securi¬
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ ties Corp.; G. H. Walker & Co.
Trust Company of Georgia, At¬
able at a banking institution in
Illinois.
Legality approved
by lanta; Wood, Struthers & Co.;
National State Bank, of Newark;
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Stern Brothers & Co.; Hallgarten
DuPage County Sch. Dist. No. 41 &
Co.; Roosevelt & Cross; An¬
(P. O. Glen Ellyn), III.
drews &
Wells, Inc.; City Na¬
Bond Offering—Myrtle H. Cas- tional Bank & Trust
Co., of Kan¬
sell, Secretary of the Board of sas City; Baxter, Williams & Co.;
Education,
will
receive
sealed 'Robert Winthrop & Co.; Rod¬
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on March man &
Renshaw; Cohu & Co.;
5
for
the
purchase of $143,000 Third National Bank, in Nash¬
3.20s, due on Jan. 1 from 1980
150,000
the
Sale—The
sealed
(CST)
able
real
offered
—
Secretary of the Board
Commissioners, will re¬
Park
cessful bidder.
Surf side, Florida
Sale — 'ihe $Z34,000
Bond
Offering
Tillman,
ceive
,
255,000 Pine Tree Drive bridge
and paving bonds.
165,000
Meridian
Ave.
bridge
and paving bonds.
265,000Collins Ave. widening
and paving bonds.
470,000 Alton Road Bridge and
paving bonds.
; \ V?
465,000 North End paving bonds.
110,000
Alton
Road
Bridge
widening bonds.
112,000 77th Street Bridges bonds.
and
Bond
sewer
bonds.
453,000
Skokie, III.
$150,000 gen¬
eral obligation water works im¬
provement bonds offered Feb. 21
—v. 183, p. 933—were awarded to
Bond
$68,000 4s, due on June 1 from
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
1
Boiid Offering—Glenn;
Schall,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
10 a.m.
(CST) on March 1 for
the purchase of $307,000
school
site and building bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1 from
1959 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-J)
payable at a
paying agent in Chicago
or St.
Louis as designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bankers
bonds.
360,000
Com¬
Sale—The $610,000
Vick &
$335,000 reservoir and water main
Counties
INDIANA
build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 14—v. 183,
p.
823—were awarded to M. B.
of
Dewitt
(P. O, Villa Park), III.
Bond
about
Macon and
munity Unit School District No.
(P. O. Argenta), III.
as
DuPage County School District No.
55
(1043)
of
Shawmut
National
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
proved
Fall River, Mass.
Note Saie_An issue of
$500,000
anticipation notes was sold at
2.15% discount, as follows:
tax
$250,COO
notes
to
the
Merchants
National Bank, of Boston.
250,COO
notes
Shawmut
to
the
National
Bank, of Boston.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
Sale—An issue of $110,000
Note
anticipation notes was sold to
Franklin County Trust Com¬
the
bonds offered Feb. 14—
824—were awarded to
Third
National
Bank,
of
project
i83,
v.
the
p.
1.90s, at a price of
basis of about 1.83%.
1.39% dis¬ Springfield,
of Greenfield, at
pany,
160.19,
count.
school
Saie—xne $175,OuO
Bond
Massachusetts
tax
Due
Wilbraham, Mass.
(P. O. Greenfield),
Franklin Covnty
.
Monday, February 27, 1956
...
(1044)
a
as
interest
(F-A) payable at a Federal Re¬
serve
bank, mutually agreeable
to the County and the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paodock & Stone, of De¬
troit.
Offering
Bond
—
maintenance notes
offered Feb. 23 were awarded to
culosis hospital
111 Franklin Street, Boston,
until noon (EST) on Feb. 28 for
tional
pany,
the
Day Irust
Boston, jointly, at 1.85%
Inclusive.
Dated
April 1, 1956.
Principal
interest payable at the Sec¬
Bank
by
&
approved
Legality
Company.
Trust
Street
State
-
Palmer
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston
Melrose, Mass.
Note Sale
The $400,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Feb.. 14
—v. 183, p. 823—-were awarded to
the Middlesex County National
Bank, of Everett, at 1.76% dis¬
—
count.
Norfolk
O. Dedham),
(P.
County
Massachusetts
Note
Sale—The
$300,000 tuber¬
culosis hospital maintenance notes
offered
14—v.
Feb.
awarded
were
183,
823—
p.
Norfolk
the
to
County Trust Company, of Brookline, at 1.74% discount.
Pittsfield,
Bond
Sale
Mass.
The
—
$400,000 off-
facilities
bonds
offered Feb. 23—v. 183, p. 823—
were
awarded to Halsey, Stuart
street
parking
&
Co., and Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
both of New York City, jointly,
2.10s, at 100.22, a basis of about
as
2.04%.
MICHIGAN
(P. O. Lincoln), Mich.
Bond Offering—H. D. Anderson,
An issue of $33,000
—
sold to the
Trust Company,
of Brookline, at 1.87% discount.
highway
notes
Norfolk
was
County
Swansea, Mass.
Bond
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on March 8 for the
to
awarded
were
a
group
Due
lows:
from
1
Sch. Dist. Nos.
1957
Schbcl District No.
17
Bond Offering—M.
District Clerk,
for
the
; ■'
ouilaing
1956.
March
on
■
$775,000
March
Dated
ponds.
Due
1 from
1,
MISSISSIPPI
1958
(P. O.
Clarksdale), Miss.
Coahoma County
Inclusive.
1986
Principal and
payable at a. suitable
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
to
interest
$1,045,000 Metropolitan Sewerage
and
Sewage Disposal
(Nankin
Section)
System
bonds
at
clusive.
1 from 1957 to
Principal and
100.21,
1982 in¬
about
interest
—
awarded
933—were
p.
Mc-
to
Donald-Moore & Co., of Detroit.
will receive
(EST) on
March 16 for the purchase of $48,000 building
bonds.
Dated Dec.
Secretary,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
bonds
are
dated
Feb.
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
Principal
inclusive.
1976
to be designated by the suc¬
Legality approved
pany
cessful bidder.
*>y
Paddock
v^anneiu,
xumti,
of Detroit.
jione,
&
addition
extra
Anoka
anc
No.
(M-N) payable at a banl
MISSOURI
rates
carry
Chariton
an
of 1.80% from July
coupon
No. R-2
Indep. Consol.
Karlstad), Minn.
Sale—The
$209,000 build¬
above
mentioned bank.
-
at the
Legality
Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
approved
District
by
Taunton,
Mass.
(P.
O.
1,
Route
build¬
824—were awarded to Paine,
Webber, Jackson
& Curtis,
ot
p.
price of 100.005, a
cost of about 3.22%,
Chicago, at
as
Corr,
Jr., City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Feb. 28 for the purchase of $500,000 notes.
Dated March 1, 1956.
Due Nov. 14, 1956.
2
ing bonds offered Feb. 15—v. 183,
a
interest
net
Note Offering—Thomas F.
No.
Ludington), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $60,000
follows:
$24,000 3y4s. Due on July 1 from
Offering — Joseph C.
Priley, Commissioner of Finance
will receive sealed bids until 9:3C
$30,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 15—v. 183,
p. 824—were awarded to Kalman
3s.
/
1969 to
Due
1971
on July ,1,.
inclusive.
30,000 3V4s. Due
on July
1972 to 1981 inclusive.
from
1 from
Note Offering
clusive.
Doris N. Rob¬
erts, Town Treasurer, will receive
office.
sealed
State
bids
until
the
Second
Bank-
Street Trust Co., Municipal
Dept.,
the
at
Ill
Franklin
noon
(EST)
purchase
of
on
St.,
Boston,
Feb. 27 for
$45,000
water
mains notes. Dated March 1, 1956'.
.Due on March 1 from 1957 to 1965
inclusive.
Principal and interest
.payable at the above-mentioned
Bond Offering—Wayne M.
District
sealed
Secretary,
will
Pohl,
receive
bids until 6 p.m. (EST)
on
March 6 for the purchase of $125,000
building bonds.
Dated March
1985
inclusive. Interest J-J.
.
bank.
Notes
certified
as
to
gen¬
uineness
by the Director of Ac¬
counts, Massachusetts Department
Corporations and Taxation.
of
Sylvan Lake, Mich.
Bond
Walt ham, Mass.
Sale
\
The $700,000 tem¬
loan notes offered Feb.
porary
—v.
—
14
183, p. 823—were awarded to
the Boston Safe
Deposit and Trust
Company, at 1.84% discount.
Westwood, Mass.
Saler-The $400,000 school
offered Feb. 14
v.
183,
Bond
bonds
p.
—
824—were awarded to
a
group
composed of Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
&
Curtis; R. L. Day & Co.;
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson,
Boston, as 2!/4s, at a price
of 100.05, a basis of about 2.24%.'
and
all
of
*
Marjorie B.
Willson, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
March 7 for the purchase of $50,000
Note
Offering
•
water
—
revenue
Feb.
1, 1956.
1958
to
1976
Due
bonds.
on
July 1 from
Principal
inclusive.
interest (J-J) payable at a
banking institution to be desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Berry, Ste¬
&
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit 26),
Michigan
Note Offering — Sylvester A.
Noetzel, Clerk of Board of County
•
Commissioners, will receive
(EST) on
March 8 for the purchase of $1,5G0,00O notes. Dated Feb. 1, 1956.
,
a.m.
interest
Treasurer's
Owen,
Barker,
Scott
Barber, of Minneapolis.
"
Bond
&
,
London, Minn.
Offering—George E. Sonstegard, Village Clerk, will re¬
(CST)
until
bids
sealed
March
on
general
pur¬
1976
able
will receive sealeo
Offering
Clerk,
City
the
for
water
works
auilding
Dated
March
March
1
.956.
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Feb.
1
Feb.
from
1,
195£
sealed
1956.
1,
from
Due
to
1976
1957
Principal
on
interest
payable at a banking in¬
designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
payable
Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
6 Barber, of Minneapolis.
by
Freeborn
School
Scot'i
1
County Indep. Consol.
No. 145 (P. O.
building
bonds
$535,000 school
offered
Feb.
20
183, p. 824—were awarded to
Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, of
Minneapolis.
—v.
Fridley, Minn.
City
ceive
sealed
(CST)
chase
$375,000 public
building- bonds offered Feb. 21
—v. 183, p. 934—were awarded to
Kalman & Co., of Minneapolis.
1959
County (P. O. Elbow Lake),
Minnesota
.
Bond
County
Offering
.
—
Auditor,
G. J. Lynne,
will.,, receive
on
1986
will re¬
10
MONTANA
Billings, Mont.
Bond
Offering—W.
Due
on
bonds.
works
March 1 from 1957 to
E
March 1, 1956. Interest
Legality
approved
by
Wood, King & Dawson, of New
York City.
■
Dated
or
&
•
m:
.-j
—
r
•
•
.
<
i
.i
.
system
revenue
at the
Harris Trust
&
Savings
Bank, Chicago. Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott
.
.•>
water
Dated Jan. 1, 1956. Due on
Principal and interest (J-:J) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office,
M-S.
'
Jr.,
Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1974 inclusive.
1986 inclusive.
*.
J. Fry,
Clerk,
ries
inclusive.
water
St.
a.m.
bonds.
2,000,000
subject
approval by the Mayor and
Comptroller.
Legality approved
to
'
.
Grant
purchaser,
the
will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (MST) on March
improvement
2 for the purchase of $450,000 se¬
March 1 from
school
Due
to
Due on Feb.
in St. Louis desig¬
by
City
bonds.
1956.
of
bonds.
nated
March 7 for the pur¬
$4,200,000 bonds, as fol¬
$2,200,000
Sale—The
purchase
from,
on
of
lows:
the
improvement
Louis.
until
bids
"
by Charles & Trauernicht, of
Comptroller,
chell,
Mo.
Mit¬
Offering—Joseph J.
Bond
the
trust company
Barber,
St. Paul, Minn.
District
Sale—The
&
Barker, Scott
of Minneapolis.
trust company
1962 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the office of a bank or
banking institution
Owen,
Glenville), Minn.
Bond
a
for
6
Dated Feb. 1,
1
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,
at
March
$12,150,000
or
in¬
interest
and
or
ter, City Comptroller, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
(CST)
bonds.
revenue
clusive.
Principal
bank
a
Bond Offering—Milton Carpen¬
$200,000
of
purchase
and
inclusive.
1979
:o
at
St. Louis,
receive
will
5
1962 and thereafter
as,
bidder, subject to ap¬
proval by the Board of Trustees.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on March
oids until 2 p.m. (CST) on March
5
for
the
purchase of $600,000
bonds.
Feb.
on
inclusive.
successful
Uls+ad
K.
R.
—
Due
in St. Louis to be selected by
Robbinsdale, Minn.
Bond
sewer
1976
to
of Feb. 1, 1961.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
on
payable at any suitable
bank designated by the purchaser
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
;
Dist. No. 112
Valley), Minn.
Bond Offering—Frances Kumm,
District Clerk,
callable
are
interest
Consol. Sch.
O. Spring
1958
Bonds due in
Feb.
Feb. 1 from 1959
inclusive.
Principal and
Due
1, 1956.
to
Dated
bonds.
obligation
1, 1956.
from
1
chase of $120,000 sewer and water
'improvement
John M. Bog-
Dated Feb.
p.m.
the
for
1
2
—
Chairman
of
Board
of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (CST) on March 14
for
the
purchase
of 1 $1,700,000
Bond
ceive
Offering
danor,
Fillmore and Mower Counties Joint
Moorman, of Detroit.
sealed bids until 11
and
City
the
Legality approved by Dor-
Bond
Road
at
Dated
and
vens
the
a
(P. O. St. Louis), Mo.
Co., of Minneapolis, and Juran
& Moody, of St. Paul, jointly, as
3.10s, at a price of par.
stitution
1, 1956. Due on July 1 from 1957
to
for
sey,
Indep.
Spring Arbor Township Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Jackson), Mich.
Principal
payable
(P.
—
7
April 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
on
1957 to 1968 inclusive.
6,000
March
on
purchase of $400,000 water utility
revenue
and
general obligation
bonds. Dated April 1, 1956.
Due
Topsfield, Mass.
V
(CST)
a.m.
offered
to
Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer Dist.
&
New
build¬
Feb. 15 were
group composed of
the City National Bank & Trust
Co., Stern Brothers & Co., and
Soden Investment Co., all of Kan¬
sas City.
■Xir'ryi
bonds
awarded
School District No. 4 (P. O.
Bond
County School District
(P. O. Keytesville), Mo.
Bond Sale—The $450,000
ing
Marshall, Roseau and Kittson
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Fridley), Minn.
Sale—The
will
1, 1956 to July 1, 1957.
23
Bond
above
the
to
issue
entire
Counties Joint
trust company to be
or
the
;
.
to 1976 inclusive.
1969
In
MINNESOTA
Due on May 1 from 195<
1, 1955.
to
The
1956.
Newberg Township Fractional Sch.
Dist. No. 6 (P.O. Jones), Mich.
Bond Offering — Emery Rose,
Prin¬
and interest payable
cipal
T. F. Logan,
—
■
t;
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Offering
Bond
Jr., Clerk of Board of Supervisors,
will receive sfeled bids until 10
a net interest cost of
a.m.
(CST) on March 3 for the
3.13%, as follows: $665,purchase of $150,000 road and
apolis.
000 3s, due on April 1 from
bridge bonds. Dated April 1, 1956.
(J-J) payable at a banking insti/'v,
v'-^
"V
:'' '-".V
1957
to
1979
inclusive, and
Due on April 1 from 1957 to 1965
tion to be designated by the suc¬
Hennepin and Carver Counties,
$380,000 3j/4s, due on April 1
inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality
cessful bidder. Legality approved
Minnetonka Joint Independent
from 1980 to 1990 inclusive.
approved by Charles & Trauerby Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Consolidated Sch. Dist. No. 7 \
755,000 Metropolitan Water Sys¬
nicht, of St. Louis.
Stone, of Detroit.
(P. Oi. Excelsior), Minn.
tem (Nankin Section) bonds
Bond Sale—The $400,000 build¬
; H % Greenwood, Miss.
Ann Arbor School District, Mich.
as
3s, at 100.26, a basis of
Bond Sale—The $3,200,000 school
Bond Sale
The drainage and
about 2.97%. Due on April 1 ing bonds offered Feb. 14—v. 183,
p. 824—we re awarded to a group
building and site bonds offered
sewerage, and street improvement
from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
Feb.
16—v.
183,
p.
824—were
composed of the First National bonds totaling $199,000 * offered
Ypsilanti, Mich.
awarded to a group composed of
Bank, of Minneapolis; First Na¬ Feb. 17 — v. 183, p. 824 —were
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
Bond
Offering — Betty
E. tional Bank, of St. Paul; North¬ awarded to a group composed of
western National Bank; Allison- the Bank of Greenwood, First Na¬
of Chicago; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Fenker, City Clerk, will receive
R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Dean Wit¬ sealed bids until 8
Williams Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.; tional
Bank, of Memphis, and
p.m. (EST) on
ter & Co.; City National Bank & March 5 for the
purchase of $1,- Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, all of Lewis & Co., of Jackson.
Trust Co., and Kaiser & Co., as 2s,
500,000 general obligation bonds, Minneapolis; and Caldwell, PhilT
Hattiesburg, Miss.
2V4S and 4s, at a price of 100.17, a as follows:
lips Co., of St. Paul, at a price
Bond Sale—The industrial and
net interest cost of about 2.24%.
of par, a net interest cost of about
$800,000 water bonds. Due on Dec.
school bonds totaling $285,000 of¬
2.97%, as follows:
1 from 1956 to 1984 inclusive.
LaSalle Township (P. O. LaSalle),
fered Feb.
16—v.
183, p. 717—
$200,000 2.70s. Due on July 1 from were awarded to Hamp Jones Co.,
Michigan
700,000
sewage
disposal
plant
1958 to 1968 inclusive.
Bond Sale —The $30,000 Town
bonds.
Due on Dec. 1 from
and
Leland Speed Co., both of
1956 to 1984 inclusive.
Hall bonds offered Feb. 21—v. 183,
200,000 3s. Due on July 1 from Jackson, jointly.
July
designated
ing bonds offered Feb. 21—v. 183,
Town
Treasurer, will receive by the successful bidder.. Legality
p. 933—were awarded to Kalman
sealed bids at the Second Bankapproved
by Miller, Canfield, &
Co., of Minneapolis.
State Street Trust Co., Ill Frank¬ Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit,
lin St., Boston, until 1 p.m. (EST)
;
!
Duluth, Minn.
on
March 1 for the purchase of Pere Marquette; Township School
Bond
$450,010 school project bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1956.
Due on Feb. 1
from
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
■'
will receive sealed
of
p.m.
Principal and interest payable at
a suitable banking institution des¬
S. Richards
purchase
1
until
7 for the pur¬
school bonds.
April 1, 1956. Due on April
1958
to
1986 inclusive.
Dated
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on March
14
bids
on March
of $900,000
(CST)
chase
Board, will
School
sealed
receive
(P. Q.
Edina), Minn.
.•
the
Lance,
O.
Offering—Neil
of
Clerk
1
109, 121 and
(P. O. Plainview), Minn.
146
Bond
Independent
County
Hennepin
com¬
Higginson Corp., Baxter, Wil¬
liams
&
Co., all of New York
City; Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill,
of Boston; First Cleveland Corp.,
Cleveland, and Burns, Corbett &
Pickard, Inc., of Chicago, as fol¬
Jan.
on
Counties Joint Indep.
inclusive.
1971
Olmsted
Consol.
Winona and
Wabasha,
Principal and
interest
payable
at
a
suitable
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis. '
$1,800,000 bonds
offered Feb. 23—v. 183, p. 604—
Due
Dated March 1, 1956.
bonds.
on
interest
Offering—Daphne B. Sears,
1956.
to
Bond Sale—The
building
$960,000
of
purchase
District
Stoughton, Mass.
Note Sale
a.m. (CST) on
purchase of $33,000 drainage bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
March 5 for the
discount. posed of Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Community School District
Alcona
clusive.
394,000 school project bonds. Due
on
April 1 from 1957 to 1975
ond
■
sealed bids until 11
Lee
follows:
$500,000 school bonds.
Due on
April 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
Co., and the Na¬
Bank, both
of
Shawmut
purchase of $894,000 bonds, as
and
and
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
Michigan
i:/v/
tuber¬
Sale—The $625,000
Note
Carlton H.
O'Donnell, Town Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids at the Second
Bank-State
Street
Trust Com¬
the
.
Principal
Worcester, Mass.
Hull, Mass.
■
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1960
on
inclusive.
;
Barber, of Minneapolis.
i:
,
\
Volume 183
Number 5511... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1045)
Great Falls,
Mont.
B.
Offering
Fred L. Hill,
New
Bond
City
Clerk,
—
will
sealed
receive
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on March
5
for
the purchase
of $199,000
bonds,
No.
878
bonds.
wards,
112,000 Special Improvement Dis¬
trict No.
Dated
887
April
bonds.
Missoula County Sch. Dist. No. 34
(P. O. Seeley Lake), Mont.
Sale—The $62,848 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 15 were
Bond
sold
the
to
of
State
Montana, at
sealed
Clerk,
bids
will
until
8
re¬
p.m.
ing
bonds.
Due
Dated
March
1, 1956.
March 1 from 1957 to 1965
on
NEBRASKA
Trust
office
of
the
First
National
(P.
O.
MEXICO
San Juan
Bond Sale—An issue of
Vegas),
Las
for
—
received
until
the purchase
eral
obligation
the
Sealed
bonds
$137,000
sold
was
the
to
Copies of
be obtained
W.
Gibbs, Fiscal
Bank Bldg., Salt
Agent,
Zions
City, Utah.
Lake
NEW
183,
—v.
825—were awarded to
Safe Deposit & Trust
p.
the Boston
Company, at 2.12% discount.
City,
Note
Sale
offered
—
Feb.
The
21—v.
National
Bank
of
Merchants
Manchester, at
fire
Bond
/
bonds
717
p.
were
—
Hutton
Feb.
20
Sale—An issue
bonds
about 2.19%.
Alexandria
P.
O.
R.
Bond
son,
Secretary of the Board of Ed¬
will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 7
for the purchase of $110,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1956. Due
from
1
clusive.
Principal
payable
(F-A)
of
Bank
tional
1957
to
1976
in¬
interest
First Na¬
and
at the
Milford.
to
Quer-
ing, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 29 for
the purchase
of $415,000 school
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
1 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
July
the Asbury Park &
Ocean Grove Bank, Asbury Park.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Ocean
Bond
—
Helen
of Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
29 for the purchase of $415,000
Secretary
Quering,
school bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
July 1 from 1957 to 1976
Principal and interest
on
(F-A)
York City.
the
to
Marine
Western
Bond
Prin¬
interest
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City. (At
previous
bids
offering on Feb. 2
rejected.—v. 183,p.825.)
were
New
York
City, N. Y.
to
of
on
sealed
bids
sold
was
Buffalo,
as
to
City Council estimated
and
that
be
1
re¬
p.m.
on Feb. 29 for the purchase
$45,000 water bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1956. Due on July 1 from 1957
inclusive.
the
general
end.of
Board
fund
$560,200,000
Principal
and
interest
the
of
Esti¬
will
revenues
by
June
30,
fiscal
current
the
this
year's
anticipated
sum
to
$63,000 high¬
183,
p;
Feb. 21
934—were awarded to
a
group
composed of Boland, Saffin & Co.,
city is
347
Co., of Albany,
100.41, a basis
Union
Free
Sch.
Dist.
York
Offering
Rita
—
Boggs,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
3:30
p.m.
(EST)
on
March 8 for the purchase of $185,000
building bonds.
1956.
to
Due
1966
of
Dated March
March
on
1
from
inclusive.
Principal
payable at the
and interest (M-S)
Bank
Rockville
Centre
Trust
Co., Rockville Centre. Legality apnroved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
Lysander (P. O. Baldwinsville),
New
Bond
the
York
Sale—The
183,
p.
$33,000 high¬
bonds offered Feb. 21
934—were awarded to
First Trust & Deposit
of
as
2.60s,
about
at
Co., of
100.007, a
emphasized that "this figure
2.59%.
Offering—Wm.
ston,
Village
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
Treasurer,
bids
March
Comptroller will
remedy; and (2) the
faster
to
be
notes
spent
true
The
Comp¬
out, however, that
is reducing its new
old
its
Today
because
the
the
debt.
securities
opposite
issuance
calls
cents for interest
tion
rate
real estate.
on
1956-57
tax
Gercsa's final
estimate last June
$558,616,-
was
560.
The
Comptroller calculated that
carry
general
adding
fund
to
be
$556,000,000.
up to an anticipated total
of $595,654,619 by the end of the
1956-57
fiscal
make
the
17
this
The
year.
Cit>
the Comptroller
general
months
in
fund
esti¬
advance .|for
city's financial guidance.
Gerosa
reduce
of
cause
said
next
cluded
the
State Aid to
felt
item
an
in
he
year's
of
year
Aid
State
as
to
tax
the
end
which
of
was
and
a
tax
collections
had
that
All
the
re¬
of
credit
total
a
the
in
The
would
have
the
effect
report
the
statement,
forward
look
continuation
nancial
$3,463,00(
collection
estimated
for 19551956-57.
The Business Tax, second in im¬
portance is expected to yield $89,000,000 in each of the two fiscal
years.
Receipts last year were
$70,505,607
the
but
tax
was
creased from one-fifth of
cent
cent
to
one-quarter
July
The
1956-57
to
of
for
sound
fi¬
our
condition,"
Comp¬
the
Common Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Newburgh), N. Y.
9
Bond
Sale—The $288,000
ng bonds
awarded
825—were
&
build-
offered Feb. 16—v. 183,
Roose¬
to
Cross, of New York City,
2.80s, at
a
price of
par.
per¬
to
Tax
was
of
in¬
one
and the
$9,000,000 estimate is greater than
last year ($7,910,319). The higher
percent,
one
pected
year
ex¬
to
$10,800,000
yield
this
and next.
returns
were
based
Tax
Last year's actual
$9,299,427 but these
on
11
months' collec¬
The
F.
John¬
will
re¬
until
3:30
p.m.
6 for
the
pur¬
detailed
report
shows
the
at
2.40s,
interest
(J-D)
Marine
Midland
New
York
proved
Bond Offering—Bernice W. Nu¬
will
Clerk,
bids until 2 p.m.
sealed
Feb. 29 for the purchase
(EST) on
of $285,-
Due on Feb. 1 from 1957
1976 inclusive.
Principal and
1, 1956.
First
(F-A)
National
payable
Bank, of
at the
Spring
approved
Legality
Valley.
Delafield
New York City.
Hawkins,
&
Bond Sale—The
ous
purposes
were
Wood,
by
of
to
group
com¬
Manhattan Bank,
Bankers Trust Co., both of New
York; Marine Trust Company of
Western New York, Buffalo; Con¬
posed of Chase
600,000),
Messrs. Barr Brothers &
tinental
Trust
Illinois National
Legality
ap¬
No.
5
Central
School
District
(P. O. Kings Park), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Otto
Schubert,
President of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
til
un¬
3
p.m. (EST) on March 6 for
purchase of $1,200,000 school
building bonds. Dated March 1,
the
1956.
Due
1985
to
March
on
inclusive.
1
from
1957
Principal
and
interest (M-S) payable at the Na¬
tional Bank of Kings Park, or at
the Irving Trust Co., New York
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
York City.
District
No.
Union
S
(P.
Free
O.
School
Hampton
Bays), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Paul L. RafDistrict Clerk, will receive
ford,
sealed
bids
March
on
until
1
for
$560,000
school
March
1956.
3
1,
from 1957 to
the
at
(EST)
p.m.
the
purchase
bonds.
Due
of
Dated
March
on
1
1976 inclusive. Prin¬
(M-S)
Hampton
Bays
payable
National
Bank.
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
Webster,
Lake
Road
Water
Dist.
(P. O. Webster), N. Y.
Sale—The $135,000 public
16—v.
183,
825—were awarded
p.
Securities Trust
Company,
2.70s.
as
CAROLINA
Cleveland County (P. O.
North Carolina
Bond
Offering—w.
E.
Shelby),
Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission,
sealed
bids
leigh
until
March
6
will
office
in
a.m.
purchase of $1,building
bonds.
school
1, 1954.
from
to
1958
(EST)
Due
on
the
Chase
on
June
inclusive.
1976
Principal and interest (J-D)
at
Ra¬
11
Dated Dec.
1
receive
the
for
500,000
his
at
pay¬
Manhattan
Bank, of New York City. Legality
$7,425,000 vari¬
a
the
Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
Smithtown
able
bonds offered Feb. 21
awarded
at'
Company,
City.
receive
Dated Feb.
000 Town Hall bonds.
to
Trust
by
NORTH
Town
payable-
City.
price
a
Ramapo (P. O. Suffern), N. Y.
gent,
on
$2,-
600,000 building bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1955., Due on June 1 from 1957
to
1985 inclusive.
Principal and
par.
Trust Co.,
($10,500,000),
sealed bids until 2
p.m. (EST)
Feb. 28 for the purchase of
Rochester,
bonds
receipts 'of the special city taxes
to be constant for each year's es¬
timate:
Compensating Use
($2,-
Utility
Bond Offering — Lillian
V.
Beyer, District Clerk, will receive
Bond
Rochester, N. Y.
is
Amusement
City School District,
of
as
Trust
New York
aold to Roosevelt & Cross, of New
estimate holds for 1956-57.
The
Salamanca
the
City,
Traders
2.89%.
to
York
&
Buffalo, and Roosevelt &
Weigold, Inc., New York City, as
2.90s, at 100.05, a basis of about
was
of
of
Co., Inc., New York City;
improvement bonds offered Feb.
Bond Sale—An issue of $175,000
improvement
composed
,
Pleasantville, N. Y.
general
935—were
p.
group
cipal and interest
Newbttrgh
interest
four-fifths
from
percent
one
1, 1955.
Financial
creased
of
in¬
one per¬
a
Southhampton
said.
troller
(P. O.
Co.,
percentage-wise,
can
District
183,
to
Manufacturers
summarized
"Dollar-wise
was
collections
greater than at any time in
the past 25 years of this
city's
history. I am of the opinion we
as
21—v.
Blair &
State
reducing the amount of capi¬
with
i
Water
Sale—The $550,000 water
awarded
ol
tal notes required to be issued and
rec¬
Sales Tax, the major item in the
general fund, is already
greater than the same
period last year. It is
to bring in $235,000,000
56 and $240,000,000 for
Feb.
Stabiliza¬
dis¬
Figure?
City sales for 1955 broke all
for
introduced
this
and
cited to show that New York
were
credited
Legislature a bill that would ease
the impact of rapid spending on
capital improvements by provid¬
ing bonds to be^ issued for half
the term of the probable useful¬
ness of the project.
He explained
($3,300,000-$3,000,000).
Otherwise
had
are
($1,600,000)
$300,000 diminution of fran¬
chise taxes
he
in¬
for
due
cents
$63,000,000.
Gerosa is the first
Comptroller to have
instituted
such a rainy day reserve.
The Comptroller revealed that
for
Hospitals, which will
not recur in the general fund.
only
71
lessening the debt service.
be¬
arrears
current
he
said
Fund
group
system construction bonds offered
$15,000,000 to the Tax Appropria¬
obliged tc
estimate
Bond
of
redemption.
tion and General Fund
the
Rush, Rush
Heckler &
will
determine
oi
for
and
be regarded
as
tentative"
until he makes his June
estimate,
at which time the City Council
Gerosa
a
both of New York
City, and Sage,
Rutty & Co., of Rochester, as 2M!S,
at 100.09, a basis of about
2.49%.
this
interest
and
debt.
than
redemption.
for
935—were awarded to
composed of George B. Gibbons &
Co., Inc., Chas E. Weigold & Co.,
for the redemption of serial
debt
must
were
Monroe, N. Y.
Bond
the
estimated
15-year
Ge¬
$658,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 21—v. 183,
"the
very
ords.
(P. O. Rockville Centre),
Bond
that
healthy finan¬
except for two
a
bonds, capital
on
long-term
troller pointed
the city today
is
(P. O. North Rose), N>. Y.
Bond Sale—The
Rochester), N. Y.
emphasized
in
take steps to
).
New
assistance
some
condition,"
things which disturb its future:
(1) the increasing tax cancella¬
velt
No. 21
as
Nashville,
Co., as 1.90s,
basis of about 1.89%.
a
Rose, Huron, Butler, Sodus and
Lyons Central Sch. Dist. No. 2
Aid.
cial
according to the report.
Hempstead
well
as
State
Gerosa
flected good business everywhere,
& Cross, of New York
and the National Commer¬
as 3s, at
of about 2.95%.
by
remain
water
items
from
City,
jointly,
fund
charges, licenses,
permits, city rentals, payments in
lieu of taxes, and other similar
Roosevelt
cial Bank & Trust
general
Co., Hayden, Stone & Co.,
100.06,
p.
the
usually
stable:
29
indicated.
report
continued last Dec. 31
garage bonds offered
—v.
of
is made up of revenues earned
the
city which
$598,271,179, the Comptroller's
pari-mutuel
Guilderland, N. Y.
The
rest
mandatory
losses
City.
—
affect
economy.
jents for interest and 20 cents for
of New York
Sale
The
seriously
of
The cash carry over of
$38,071,from July 1 last will boost
179
Hospitals will now
go
directly
into
the
Expense
Budget. The report noted other
Bond
could
city's
reversal
Every dollar for debt service on
4% corporate stock consist of 80
(J-J) payable at the Na¬
tional City Bank of Troy. Legal¬
ity approved by Sullivan, Dono¬
van, HanVahan, McGovern & Lane
way
business
the
sudden
a
year
mate
St.
(EST)
1967
certified
mate
to
Y.
Arthur J.
until
Lawrence
15
statement
Charter requires
of
to
that
year
Comptroller
Gerosa in his Feb.
over from
this year's
by July 1 would be $39,654,619 and estimated next year's
$147,000
John, Village Treasurer, will
ceive
cated
spending,
E.
nolds &
Gerosa pointed out that these
excise taxes make up 65% of the
general fund revenues and indi¬
mounting debt service which next
year, he calculates, is to be $48,952,371 greater than the $309,561,-
revenue
par.
—
($9,800,000)
Occupancy Tax ($800,000). '
tions which
Comptroller Gerosa Reports
Financial
tions.
general
awarded
Wood,
Island, N.
Offering
Sale—The $725,000 water,
934—were
of
by
Company of
York,
price of
a
Orange, N. J.
and
&
Trust
New
Syracuse,
improvement
bonds offered Feb. 21—v. 183, p.
school
the
approved
fire improvement bonds
basis
Bond
1957
at
Bond Sale—An issue of
—v.
>
and
(J-J) payable
at the Sullivan County Trust
Co.,
the
by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
approved
from
1,
Greece, Barnard Fire District
(P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
way garage
New
on
$289,improvement bonds.
1, 1956. Due on July 1
public
from 1956 to 1980 inclusive.
City.
and Ocean
Legality
Feb.
payable
Delafield
inclusive.
(J-J) payable at the Asbury Park
Grove Bank, Neptune.
of
Principal and
Legality
1,
A.
1
inclusive.
Freeport.
1957
Grove), N. J.
Offering
the
Meadow Brook National Bank,
at
Neptune Township (P. O.
Due
1966
Feb.
on
Legality
Bond Offering—Helen A.
payable
Due
interest
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
6 Wood, of New York City.
Neptune Township School District
(P. O. Ocean Grove), N. J.
to
dated
are
Green
Offering—Lester D. Wil¬
Feb.
sold
was
bonds
JERSEY
ucation,
on
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST)
March 1 for the purchase of
rosa
2V2S, at
Township Sch. Dist.
D. Pittstown), N. J.
acquisi¬
price
v.
&
NEW
of
Monticello, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Edwin G.
Motl,
Village
Treasurer,
will
receive
$52,500
or
land
and
of par.
183,
awarded to W. E.
—
Co.,
and
Lyons
&
Shafto, both of Boston, jointly, as
2.20s, at a price of 100.22, a basis
of
Bank
(1955-56).
Y,
Meadow Brook National
Bank,
East Williston, as 2.60s, at a
Sale—The $128,000 sewer
offered
Williston, N.
apparatus
tion
New York
Meredith, N. H.
23
a
Hawkins,
1.95% discount.
Feb.
price of 100.21,
basis of about 2.54%.
1956.
$800,000 notes
183, p. 934—
to -the
awarded
were
2.60s, at
as
The
Manchester, N. H.
offered
im¬
p. 825—were awarded to
White & Co., of New York
D.
Bond
The
Y.
$85,000
183,
—v.
R.
The
—
bonds
East
$200,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Feb. 14
—
Sale
provement
HAMPSHIRE
Sale
YORK
Chittenango, N.
Bond
a
Berlin, N. H.
Note
NEW
13
of $500,000 gen¬
may
Lauren
and
Citizens
Cigarette
Status—Reporting New
City business at its "best in
history" but repeating his warn¬
ing on excessive long-range
State of New Mexico.
bids
March
bonds.
brochure
from
Monroe.
the
at
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
York
Offering
be
at
the
Nevada
will
($400,000),
(F-A)
Monticello.
building
County
payable
cipal
NEW
Conduit
cipal and interest
Bank & Trust Co. of Paterson. Le¬
NEVADA
Bond
bonds.
Third National Bank in
and J. A. Overton &
Dated Jan.
dale
water
($800,000), Hotel Rooms
($6,000,000), Motor Vehicles ($9,200,000), Horse Race Admissions
000
Principal and interest
payable at the Blooming-
County, Farmington Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Farmington), N. Mex.
Company, of Lincoln.
Clark
$50,000
(M-S)
$275,000
sold to the First
was
of
inclusive.
Kimball, Neb.
Bond Sale—An issue of
water bonds
chase
Dated Feb. 1, 1956. Due on
Aug. 1
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
gality approved by Hawkins, De¬
lafield
&
Wood, of New York
City.
d
.
price of par.
a
Township
ceive
(EST) on March 13 for the pur¬
chase of $43,000 municipal build¬
1956.
1,
Ingen
York
Pequannock Township (P. O.
Pompton Plains), N. J.
Bond Offering — Carl I. Ed¬
$87,000 Special Improvement Dis¬
trict
Van
& Co., both of
City, arid Ryan, Hanauer &
Co., of Newark, as 2.40s,
at 100.07, a basis of about 2.39%.
follows:
as
J.
57
Bank &
of Chicago; Mercantile
Company,
of
St.
Louis;
Co., Rey¬
approved
by
Shetterly
&
York City.
North
Carolina
Offering
Bond
will
Mitchell, Pershing,
Mitchell,
of New
be
received
(State
—
of)
Sealed
until
11
bids
a.m.
March 14 for the pur¬
chase of $25,000,000 school plant
construction
and
improvement
(EST)
bonds.
on
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1046)
John B. Joyce & Co.,
Whiteville, N. C.
Bond
Sale—The bonds
totaling
$199,000 offered Feb. 14—v. 183,
p. 825—were awarded to J. Lee
Peeler & Co., of Durham, and
Vance Securities Corp., of Greens¬
boro, jointly, at a price of par.
Baker,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
28 for the purchase of $715,000
from
The
1956.
able
the
at
or
as
Bond
(EST)
chase
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
terest
bonds
offered
718—were
p.
the First Cleveland
to
1977
Feb.
21—
awarded
to
Corp., Cleve¬
Dist. (P. O. R.R. 2,
until
(EST) on
March 2 for the purchase of $350,000
construction
sewer
provement bonds.
Due
on
River
No.
718—were
im¬
and
Dated April 1,
Oct. 1 from 1957 to
school
Township (P. O. R.R.
J, Box 99, Fairborn),
6 for the purchase of
$700,000 sec¬
mortgage water works rev¬
enue bonds.
Dated April 1, 1953.
Due semi-annually on April and
Oct.
1, 1963 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
First National Bank,
the
at
Mansfield.
of
by
Legality approved
Sanders & Dempsey,
Squire,
Ohio
$21,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 10—v. 183,
to
718
p.
were
—
Mount Pleasant, Ohio
1956
1955
1956
assessment
Jan.
♦Jan.
Dec.
144
132
143
141
8—v.
awarded
145
Durable
146
133
145
143
' 132
133,
Total
160
durable
161
145
330
130
121
129
125
129
120
126
127
117
160
161
147
goods—
output
141
147
139
142
147
142
154
162
156
156
163
163
Autos
171
187
186
173
193
195
Household
140
141
133
144
138
137
112
112
98
108
110
95
Ma.ior
durables
consumer
Other
durables
consumer
Construction contracts, value—
Total
t
•:
All other
h
301
260
■
273
286
1
t
"* X
X
X
319
243
114.8
114.8
110.7
113.3
108.3
101.8
116.4
117.0
107.7
97.1
98.1
S4.7
96.2
X
214
233
107.5
payrolls—
Nonagricultural employees, total
Manufacturing prod, workers—
Employment, total
Durable
Nondurable
Payrolls, total
239
251
198
117.3
109.1
107.0
108.8
101.2
116.3
•117.7
107.6
./<•
103
101
tl25
':•> X
•122
119
*135
123
92
94
98.5
93.8
163.8
158.4
Freight carloadings
Department store sales, value
Department store stocks, value
at
price
a
100.15,
of
of
District
Portland.
t95
*212
91
X
•119
110
(P. O. Gallipolis), Ohio
Sale—The $310,500 school
bonds offered
Feb.
cen¬
Employment and
tNot available.
Sale—The
sewer
$243,000 sani¬
assessment bonds of¬
awarded to the Ohio
Company of
3s,
at
basis of about 2.98%.
100.17,
as
as
the
of
Northern
Trust
Stranahan, Har¬
Co.; and Ryan, Sutherland
& Co., both of Toledo, as 2^s, at
a price of 101.19, a basis of about
&
2.37%.
1956
Durable Manufactures:
Bethlehem
Broad
Ohio
Bond
(EST)
1956
1955
Dec.
Jan.
•Jan.
Dec.
Jan.
150
151
127
152
148
129
Sale—The
$79,000 school
building bonds offered Feb. 16—
183, p. 718—were awarded to
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., of
Toledo, as 3V4S, at a price of
102.20, a basis of about 3.01%.
Bond
_
Nonelectrical
Electrical
Offering—Frankie
Jerni-
172
157
171
173
159
138
125
133
136
124
161
162
145
164
163
148
143
124
146
146
126
City Clerk, will receive bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 28
for the purchase of $295,000 storm
sewer
bonds.
Due serially from
1958
196
193
187
200
196
191
Transportation equipment
207
213
197
210
215
159
160
140
159
162
140
gan,
200
Instruments
_
_
.
__
_
_
Clay, glass and lumber products
Stone, clay and glass products
Lumber
and
Furniture
141
Miscellaneous
132
133
133
124
155
136
150
154
132
129
manufactures
129
117
114
122
134
140
122
128
132
142
149
129
1
and
Textile
apparel
112
mill
products
Apparel and allied products
and leather products
Rubber products
Leather and
products
printing.
and
Paper
and
allied
and
Petroleum
and
building
_
products
allied products—
Sale—An
bonds
National
108
X
105
the Authority, will
bids until 2 p.m.
of
March 8 for
on
the
X
107
113
123
126
119
123
146
1.43
X
140
145
105
X
101
105
142
140
130
139
137
127
1
160
142
X
147
140
129
128
123
125
130
119
168
166
148
171
167
pur¬
Lower
Merion
Township School
District (P. O. Ardmore), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $2,100,000 gen¬
eral obligation bon^s offered Feb.
20—v. 183, p. 606—twere awarded
group composed of Halsey,
Stuart & Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.;
a
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner &
Beane; White, Weld & Co.; Dol¬
phin & Co.; Janney, Dulles & Co.;
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; Sparks
& Co.; Elkins, Morris & Co., and
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., at 100.01,
net interest cost of about
as
2.11%,
follows:
was
of
sold
Bank, of
$9,000
to the
Pryor.
$340,000 4s.
1957
Due oft Sept. 1 from
1960
to
170,000
13/4S.
Due
to
Due
1974
inclusive.
570,000 2y8s. Due
1975
1981
to
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
warick, Secretary of the Author¬
ity, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m.
(EST)
on
of
$5,250,000
Duilding revenue
April 1, 1956. Due
to
1986
and interest
Mellon
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co., Pittsburgh. Legality approved
oy
Burgwin, Ruffin,
Perry
&
Pohl, of Pittsburgh, e
Ridley Township School District
O. Folsom),
Pa.
Sale—The $210,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 16—v. 183,
p. 826—were awarded to Kidder,
Peabody & Co., and Bache & Co.,
both of New York City, jointly.
Sale
—
obligation
Feb.
20—v.
awarded
to
bonds
183,
a
Bond
system
183,
bonds
offered
Feb.
21
826—were awarded to
McLean & Co., of Tacoma.
v.
p.
offered
$12,000
Dated
1
general obligation bonds
April 1, 1956. Due on April
from
1957
to
Food and beverage manufactures
X
112
107
X
105
98
Street, Milwaukie), Oregon
Gleeten,
Tobacco
X
X
107
X
•
X
105
1968
inclusive
of Erie.
Crude
oil
and
natural
gas
Metal, stone and earth minerals
•Preliminary.
tNot available.
Clackamas County
74
89
91
77
151
150
142
151
150
123
125
118
101
107
142
.
97
Sch. Dist. No. 1
Bond Offering—Arwid W. Bertman,
87
8
p.m.
the
for
pur¬
building bonds/
Due on April
Dated April 1, 1956.
from
1957
to
1966
inclusive,
rincipal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at a banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
TENNESSEE
Macon
County (P. O. Lafayette),
T ennessee
Bond Sale—The
bonds
$275,000 school
17
v.
183,
offered Feb.
258
were
—
Bradford
&
—
awarded to J. C.
Co., of Nashville.
^
'
>
Bond Offering—Granville Hin-
Mayor,
;on,
announces
that
the
City will receive sealed bids until
1* p.m;
(CST) oh March 5 for the
purchase of $350,000 natural gas
1, 1955.
Due
of
tained
June 1 from 1959
Complete de¬
on
inclusive.
1981
;o
rails
the
offering
from
curities
be ob¬
may
Cumberland Se¬
the
Corp.,
Fourth
206
Ave.,
North, Nashville 3, Tenn.
TEXAS
Amarillo, Texas
Bond
C.
Offering—City Auditor J.
Lilly
that the City
announces
Commission
will
sealed
receive
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on March
for the purchase of $1,990,000
street improvement bonds. Dated
March 1, 1956.
Due on March 1
from 1957 to
1981 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S)
the
at
Mercantile
payable
National Bank,
of
Dallas, or at the Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, of New York
City. Legality approved by Mc-
Parkhurst
&
Crowe,
of
Angelina County (P. O. Lufkin),
Texas
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the County Judge
\
—
Sale—The $230,000 sewer
approved
85
$20,000
W.
re¬
r
Burns, Oregon
Legality
Coal
until
2
s
will
& Co., White, Weld
Co., both of New York City, and until 11 a.m. (CST) on Feb. 27 for
& Co., of Pittsburgh, as
the
purchase of $100,000 court
2y4s, at 100.60, a basis of about house and jail bonds. Dated Feb.
2.19%.
15, 1956.
Due on Feb. 15 from
1957 to 1969 inclusive.
Principal
Wesleyville, Pa.
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Bond Offering
Merle Ripley
Borough Secretary, will receive State Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on March 12 for the
purchase of Boothman, of Dallas.
(P. O. Box 5947, 2145 Monroe
121
bids
March
on
of
i
a r v
Clerk,
Thomas
99
131
(CST)
chase
J
—
District
p.
C. J. Devine
132
131
Offering
sealed
gen¬
719—were
group composed of
158
120
Dist.,
Dallas.
The $700,000
141
130
Bond
Call,
Sewickley, Pa.
Bond
103
130
Sch.
South Dakota
Dated
April 1 from
Principal
(A-O) .payable at the
177
Mineral fuels
DAKOTA
Independent
on
144
.
SOUTH
Faulkton
inclusive.
103
•I.
Company, of Providence, at 1.83%
discount.
school
bonds.
131
Minerals:
sold to
was
Hospital Trust
March 6 for the
107
manufactures
Island
system revenue bonds. Dated Dec.
Penn Township School District
Authority (P. O. Pittsburgh 35),
Pennsylvania
Bond Offering — John D. Bes-
112
t
Rhode
1,
Sept. 1 from
on
141
155
anticipation notes
the
1961 and 1962.-
175
products
tobacco
Note Sale—An issue of $200,000
Savannah, Tenn.
Sept.
on
ISLAND
i;ax
inclusive.
X
coal
and
RHODE
Central Falls, R. I.
p.
112
beverages
Co.; Gregory & Sons; Crutten& Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.;
Rand & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
and Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
ceive
143
Food,
&
c en
3rown,
man.
&
issue
151
108
orook & Co.; Coffin & Burr; Wm.
Pollock & Co.; G. H. Walker
E.
sealed
eral
OREGON
104
110
125
X
petroleum products
Chemicals
106
116
X
__
115
X
Printing and publishing
Chemicals and
102
106
X
.
.
113
110
125
-
Rubber
Paper
Bond
First
Nondurable Alanufactures:
Textiles
inclusive.
109
146
1977
Oklahoma
121
109
to
Mayes County Dependent School
District No. 38 (P. O. Pryor),
117
136
123
145
fixtures
126
136
122
miscellaneous
and
140
155
products
and
Furniture
Authority (P. O. 6 West
(P.
143
_
Machinery
of
Boston
&
Corporation; Dean t:
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Esta-
Offering—Robt. R. Coyle,
Bond
135
Metal fabricating
Fabricated metal products
members
First
cate:
from the above-mentioned Chair¬
1957
Bethany, Okla.
169
_
1
able Securities
St., Bethlehem), Pa.
Chairman
receive
OKLAHOMA
1955
♦Jan.
Primary metals
_
p.
of about 2.94%.
purchase
Washington-York Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. R.F.D. 1, West Mansfield),
-Unadjusted—
July
on
1961 to 1975 inclusive.
Ponce; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Equit¬
183,
1,020,000 2s.
$675,000 build¬
ing bonds Offered Feb. 16-^v>183^
p. 606—were awarded to a group
Bond
July 1 from
on
Due
718—were awarded
Bond Sale—The
ris
2%s.
Blyth & Company, of Portland,
3s, at a price of 100.27, a basis
17—v.
a
Shelby City School District, Ohio
composed
follows:
as
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
Other
improvement bonds offered Feb.
to
1963
1947-49 average—100
Seasonally Adjusted
2.77%,
•
P.
the syndi¬
Corp.; Drexel
Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
White, Weld & Co.; Banco de
fered Feb 21—v. 183, p. 718—were
Colifinbus,
J.
$1,000,000 4s. Due
from
Tillamook), Oregon
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
■"/.
by
8,500,000
Bond Sale—The $160,000 harbor
a
v.
averages,
about
Port of Tillamook Bay (P. O.
to
83
compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
tEstimated.
basis
a
Local School
Gallia
North
141.5
93
NOTE—Construction contract indexes based on three-month
moving
tered at second month, of F. W. Dodge data for 37 Eastern
States.
are
the
to
Co., of Chicago;
244
Employment and
•Preliminary.
1966.
••
Residential
payrolls indexes
of
120
129
Consumer
p. 454—
First Na¬
183,
about 2.97%.
tary
Jan.
1
Manufactures—
Total
bonds
improvement
Feb.
offered
about 3.22%.
1955
Dec.
1,
_
Bond
144
Dec.
to
a
syndicate
Morgan & Co.,
Inc., New York City, at a price
of 100.01, a net interest cost of
headed
chase of $8,000,000 water revenue
Ottawa, Ohio
♦Jan.
of
as
Exempted Village bonds, as follows:
School District, Ohio
$3,850,000 bonds. Due on April 1
Bond Sale—An issue of $600,000
from 1959 to 1981 inclusive.
building bonds was sold to a
4,150,000 bonds. Due April
1,
group composed of Baxter, Wil¬ 1996.
liams & Co., Inc.; Prescott & Co.,
The bonds are dated April 1,
both of Cleveland; and Kenower,
1956. Copies of the prospectus and
Mac Arthur & Co., of Detroit, as
related information may be ob¬
3s, at a price of 101.58, a basis
tained from C. C. Collings & Co.,
of about 2.85%.
Inc., Financial Advisor to the Au¬
New Paris, Ohio
thority,
Fidelity - Philadelphia
Bond
Sale—The $6,500 special Trust Bldg.,
Philadelphia 9, or
183, p. 718—were awarded
to Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 3V4S, at 100.13, a basis of
Unadjusted—
callable
awarded
were
Ne wcomerstown
1947-49 average=100
Total
ap¬
about 3.34%.
BUSINESS INDEXES
Industrial production—
$15,0Q0 fire
paratus
bonds offered' Feb.
20
—v. 183, p. 718—were awarded to
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
as
3Vzs, at 100.84, a basis of
improvement
Seasonally Adjusted
inclusive.
Witter &
21—v.
System
1975
PENNSYLVANIA
Bond
Federal Reserve
to
of Cleveland.
awarded to J. A.
Board of Governors of the
1956
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the County
Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
ond
Sale—The
Bond
16—
awarded
from
are
Mansfield, Ohio
Bond Oifering—Paul L.
Kelley,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on March
were
Interest A-O.
1
Bonds due in 1967 and thereafter
tional Bank, Of New Paris, as 3s,
Mad
Johnstown),
$98,000
building bonds offered Feb.
p.
noon
School
Ohio
183,
In¬
Offering—Henry A. Rees,
Finance, will receive
1981 inclusive.
Bennington-Liberty Local
v.
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
sealed bids
3s,
of
as
basis
a
pur¬
Cleveland.
1956.
Sale—The
noon
Director of
land.
Bond
until
Lakewood, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $20,000 fire ap¬
183,
bids
J-J.
Bond
Barnesville, Ohio
v.
Schultz,
Education, will
$164,800 building bonds.
Jan. 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1
Squire,
OHIO
paratus
L
March 6 for the
from 1958
cessful bidder.
100.41,
2.82%.
&
of
Dated
be designated by the suc¬
may
sealed
on
of
Bond Sale—The
Offering—W.
receive
Bismarck
or
White
J. A.
to
Clerk of Board of
City Treasurer's of¬
a
bank in Chicago,
Minneapolis, St. Paul
awarded
Hopedale Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
inclusive.
1976
to
on
bonds are dated April 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
at
fice,
1957
Due
Ohio
Co., of Cincinnati,
price
a
about
Co., of Cincinnati.
utility
July 1
sewer
bonds.
revenue
School District
(P. O, R. D. 2, Caledonia),
were
inclusive.
water and
Claridon Local
Covington, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $200,000 sew¬
erage system improvement bonds
offered Feb. 21—v. 183, p. 718—
$375,000 refunding improvement
special assessment bonds. Due
on July 1 from 1957 to 1976
340,000
at a price
basis of about 3.23%.
a
about 2.74%.
follows:
as
100.13,
$131,180 build¬
ing bonds offered Feb. 17—v. 183,
p. 718—were awarded to John B.
Joyce & Co., of Columbus, as 2%s,
at a price of 100.05, a basis of
Bismarck, N. Dak.
Bond Offering — Tom
bonds,
The bonds were sold
of
White &
at
Bond Sale—The
DAKOTA
NORTH
of Colum¬
bus, as 3V4S.
Monday, February 27, 1956
...
District Clerk, will receive
(PST) on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Feb. 27 for the
000
purchase of $780,-
obligation
Dated March 1, 1956. Due
general
bonds
on
Dec.
PUERTO
by
Wayne
A
Brownsville
Bond
Rico
Feb.
RICO
(Commonwealth of)
20—v.
183,
of
the
—
Lionel
Board
Garza,
of
Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m.
(CST) on Feb. 28 for
Bond Sale—The $9,500,000 pub¬
lic improvement, series B bonds
offered
Offering
President
the
Puerto
Consolidated Indep.
School District, Texas
p.
826—
purchase of $750,000 building
Dated March 15, 1956. Due
bonds.
on
Dec.
clusive.
(J-D)
15
from
1956 to
Principal
and
1986 in¬
interest
payable at a paying agent
Number 5511...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
183
Volume
■
be
to
(1047)
■■
designated by the pur¬
Legality approved by Mc-
chaser.
Call,Parkhurst & Crowe,of Dallas.
Sch.
Independent
Cameron
-.-*u
Dist.,
T exas
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
bonds
house
Co.,
&
Neuhaus
Underwood,
$225,000
sold to
was
of
Houston, as follows:
$135,000 3V4s. Due on Feb. 15 from
Due on Feb. 15 from
1984 inclusive.
1982 to
.
inclusive.
1981
1957 to
90,000 3s.
Legality
F-A.
Interest
ap¬
proved by Dumas, Huguenin ' &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Collin
(P. O. McKinney),
County
'•
Texas
v,
.1
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
hospital
Board of
State
$750,000
to
the
as
sold
was
Education,
fol¬
lows:
$259,000 3V2S. Due on Jan. 15 from
inclusive.
1971
1958 to
on Jan. 15
1987 inclusive.
from
Due
491,000 3s.
1972 to
Corsicano, Texas
Bond
Elliott,
Offering —W. M.
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
28 for the purchase of $1,215,000
general
March
1,
obligation bonds. Dated
1956. Due on March 1
from 1958 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
and interest (M-S)
payable
at
bank
Federal
Reserve
a
in
a
or, in the event the issue
purchased by the State Board
of Education, at the State Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
by MeCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Center,
is
....
vijy.,
,iim
Dallas.
El Paso,
Bond Sale—The
and
21—v.
awarded
183,
to
a
offered
bonds
revenue
sewer
Feb.
Texas
$3,712,000 water
719—were
headed by
p.
group
Phelps, Fenn &.Co., New York
City, at 100.03, a net interest cost
of about
2.84%,
$650,000
3j/4s.
1964
from
450,000 3s.
Due
on
March
on
1
inclusive.
1969
to
"
follows:
as
Due
March 1 from
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
-
:
/
-1,-100,000 234s.
Due on March 1
r7"—
from 1973 to 1978 inclusive.
1,512,000 2.80s. Due on March 1
'■
.•
from
Other
1979 to 1986 inclusive.
members
the
of
rmr
group:
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
3MW
W.
R.
Pressprich & Co.; G. H.
& Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.:
:Rauscher, Pierce & Co.; Wm. E.
Pollock & Co.; Wm. Blair & Co.;
Stix & Co.; Scherck, Richter &
Walker
Co.; Thomas & Co.; Seasongood &
Mayer, and Henry Dahlberg & Co.
Garland, Texas
Sale—The
Bond
eral
$350,000
gen¬
obligation bonds offered Feb.
183, p. 926—were awarded
21—v.
.U>£'
to the Equitable Securities Corp.,
Nashville, and Stern Bros. & Co.,
Kansas City, jointly.
»• .
Grayson County, Layne Common
School District No.
93
Sherman), Texas
building
Dated
4s.
on
bonds
was
sold
Hutton & Co., of Dallas
F.
as
Dec.
Dec.
15 from
clusive.
Interest
1955.
15,
1956
to
J-D.
Due
in¬
1985
Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
t
Many thousands of Americans are being cured of
cancer
every year.
But the
Laredo, Texas
Offering—James Haynes.
general obligation bonds,
lows:
as
fol¬
from
1960
to
on
on
1966
.rrs-;
Due
4'j?
inclusive.
bonds are dated March 1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Mercantile Nation¬
The
1956.
al
Bank
of
Dallas.
proved by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
Legality
ap¬
Parkhurst
&
Longview, Texas
Bond Offering—L. W.
Summers,
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids at the City Manager's
office,
YOUR BEST CANCER INSURANCE is
■r-t'ZiSS
"
of the body.
(1) to
doctor every year for a thorough checkup,
see
your
no
matter
how well you may
feel (2) to
immediately at the first sign of
the 7
danger signals that
For
needless death... twice
"colonize" in other parts
iTJST
March 1 from 1967 to 1976
a
list of those
see your
any one
may mean cancer.
as
he cufed, hut only if
jftgiprly treated before they have begun to spread
$149,000 equipment bonds. Due
1
death is
A g££at many cancers can
or
March
are
could be saved.
•
inclusive.
250,000 fire station bonds.
people
tragic fact, our doctors tell us, is that every
**
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on March
1
for
the purchase of
$399.00C
more
doctor
Boothman, of Dallas.
Bond
More and
goiH&.to their doctors in time. That is encouraging!
;ancer
;
they went to their doctors in time
•at f'iJCZuZ'
Sale—An issue of $47,000
Bond
school
to E.
because
(P. O.
a
other facts of
Cancer
to
^
life-saving warning signals and
life about
cancer,
Society office nearest
"Cancer" in
of
care
call the American
you or
simply write
of your local Post Office.
■
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Society TP
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v.
Monday, February 27, 1956
...
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11
unitl
eral
(CST)
a.m.
Texas
1957 to 1973 inclusive.
school
approved by Dumas, Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
Secretary,
Texas
Bond
1, 1971. Princi¬
will
pal and interest (M-S) payable at
p.m.
of March
as
place
of
r(CST)
—
Board
29 for the
Feb.
on
$490,000
building
Dated March 1,
SECRETARY,
bank
a
in
a
man,
ScAooi
Texas
Bond Ottering—Secretary A. E.
District,
Patterson
the
that
announces
bonds
v.
a
group
headed
(J-D) payable at a
bank designated by the purchaser.
interest
and
Parkhurst
of Dallas.
Crowe,
&
McCall,
by
Legality ' approved
98.00,
Inc., of San Antonio, ano
Rowles, Winston & Co., of Hous¬
the 31st May next of a final dividend for the
pence per 10/— of Ordinary Stock (free of
United Kingdom Income Tax) (1954—8d.) on the Issued Ordinary Stock.
ton, jointly, as follows:
$160,000 3%s. Due on March 15
from 1967 to 1976 inclusive.
on
order at
the registered office of the Company up to 3rd May next will be in time to be
passed for payment of the dividend to the transferee. In the case of Bearer War¬
of the dividend is confirmed, transfers received in
If the payment
2.
the dividend will be
rants
paid against the deposit of Coupon No. 226.
The Directors also derided to declare
3.
first interim dividend in respect of
a
September, 1956 of 6 pence per 10/— of Ordinary Stock (free of
United Kingdom Income Tax) on the Issued Ordinary Stock, payable on the 29th
and
maturing in 1972
thereafter are callable as oi
those
and
Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the Mer¬
March
15, 1971.
terest
received in order at the registered office of the company up to
4. Transfers
be in time to be passed for payment of this interim divi¬
In the case of Bearer Warrants the dividend will be paid
the 28th February will
dend to the transferee.
gality approved by McCall, Park¬
hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
of the
authorised the following announcement
have
Directors
Group's operations for the
of the results
year:—
Years to 30th
September
1954
1955
The total consolidated
profits, before taxation,
£48,500,560
£51,960,942
were
(CST) on
Feb. 27 for the purchase of $150,000
road
and
bridge warrants.
United
cipal
Overseas
£
£ 6,672,479
Kingdom Taxation
16,458,231
18,288,357
taxation
7,198,232
2,999,266
2,821,829
24,000,840
Outside Shareholders' interests in
and interest (J-J) payable
County /Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Gibson,
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
County (P. O.
Falls), Texas
The
proportion of the Group Net Profit dealt with in the Accounts of BritishAmerican Tobacco Co. Ltd., including dividends from Subsidiaries, was £7,639,555
0954—£6,245,809). From the Group Net Profit £2,000,000 (1954—£3,450,000) has
Reserves (see Paragraph
6 below). No transfer was required in respect of British-American Tobacco Co.
Lid. this year (1954—£200,000 was transferred).
Thus Group Net Available
Profits were £22,000,849
(1954—£18,572,268), of which the British-American
Tobacco Co. Ltd. proportion was £7,639,555
(1954—£6,045,809).
Appropriations by the Holding Company
(net)..
Interim Ordinary dividends
6d. per
6d.
£
(1954—lOd.
Final dividend
6. The
transfers
the
to
Fixed
Asset and
over
the
year
Replacement Reserves represent
regard to changes in price levels,t
that part of the real capital of each
company
in the Group
have
been
the
over
year
in the rates
portion of the net resulting difference on exchange of £797,222 (1954—£5,361,975)
Fas been charged to Currency Conversion Adjustment (formerly named Currency
Conversion Reserve).
*
,
8.
Weber
At the above-mentioned Board
,
Meeting it
29th March next, the half-yearly dividend due
to
F.
received
order
in
York
on
feree.
In
the
case
of
Bearer
,,
the
dividend
will
be
paid against the
9.
The Directors
have also
decided
the 30th April next, the halfjearly dividend due on the 6% Preference Stock amounting to 7.2d for each £1
unit of Preference Stock, less United Kingdom Income Tax. Transfers received in
»rder at the registered office of the Company up to the 6th April next will be in
lime to be passed for payment of this dividend to the transferee.
to
pay,
TOBACCO
COMPANY, LIMITED
Treaty
be entitled by virtue of Article XIII(1) of the Double
United States and the United Kingdom to a tax
jof the United States Internal Revenue Code can by appli
cher, Rodriguez & Co., Ltd., and
Argyle and Fayette (Townships)
and Argyle (Village) Joint
School District No. 1 (P.O.
sealed
of
bids
the
Guaranty Trust Company of New York obtain certificates giving particu¬
Kingdom Income Tax appropriate to the above-mentioned
lars of rates of United
dividends.
at
price of 98.50,
a
1
$280,000
4.11%,
follows:
$181,000 3s. Due on March 1 from
1957 to
1961 inclusive.
109,000 4s. Due on March 1 from
$119,000 build¬
1962 to
ing bonds offered Feb. 21—v. 183,
p.
827 — were
awarded to the
Channer Securities Corp., Chicago,
Dated
1976 inclusive.
March
Interest
1956.
1,
M-S.
2%s, at 100.45, a basis of about
NOTICES
DIVIDEND
District
School
No.
12
Milwaukee), Wis.
(P. O.
Bond Sale—The
$110,000 build¬
DIVIDEND NOTICE
100.03,
net interest cost of about
a
2.67%,
1965
1969
inclusive.
Due on Feb. 1 from
1968
to
inclusive.
Due on Feb. 1 frcm
1972
to
COMPANY
Due on Feb. 1 from
1964
to
♦
POWER & LIGHT
follows:
as
♦
FLORIDA
ing bonds offered Feb. 7—v. 183,
p.
608—were awarded to Robert
W. Baird & Co., of Milwaukee; at
»
inclusive.
CANADA
A
quarterly dividend of 30c per
share has been declared
Co., of New
Common Stock of the
ONTARIO
Blenheim, Ontario
District,
until
March
on
jointly,
net interest cost of about
as
Argyle), Wis.
40,000 23As.
Vt.
ardson, Town Treasurer, will
chase
Provinciale du Can¬
Banque
ada,
payable March
School
Que.
$290,000
building bonds was sold to Duro¬
a
as
Interest J-D.
Board,
School
Bond Sale—An issue of
ap¬
WISCONSIN
Bond Sale—The
1975 inclusive.
to
Charles
St.
County
Legality
office.
Due on Dec. 1 from
Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
interest
the
at
payable
(M-S)
Treasurer's
1971
on
from
Dec. 1
1970 inclusive.
1966 to
in¬
and
1965 inclusive.
Due on
4s.
68,000 4y4s.
$30,000
for
re¬
2
p.m.
the
pur¬
bonds,
as
fol¬
lows:
Ltd.,
Due
J.
to
L.
of
of business
on
on
the
Company,
to stock¬
the close
27,
holders of record
issue
An
—
improvement
sold
was
Sale
at
March 2, 1956.
debentures
Graham
& Co.,
4s, at a price of 100.31
serially from 1957 to 1971
as
inclusive.
Ottawa
Roman
Catholic
Separate
School, Ontario
swimming
$115,000
Due
on
Oct.
1
pool
from
bonds.
1956
Debenture
$1,200,000
1975 inclusive.
sold to
165,000
school
Oct.
bonds.
Due
on
1
1956
1975
in¬
from
clusive.
Dated
1956.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
National
Bank, of Boston
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
curities
Corp.;
N.
Offering—Chairman
Stevens
announces
Lile
that
'feell,
Co., Ltd.,
&
and
as
enjoy
Due
1957
inclusive.
1976
to
on
at
Feb. 1 from
Interest
73rd
i
,
.
Dividend
Perry, Ontario
was
Sale
An
—
improvement
sold
to
J.
5%s.
as
from
1957
to
L.
issue
Due
bids
sealed
until
11
on
&
Co.,
(EST)
of
on
March
1
inclusive.
QUEBEC
bonds.
on
Dec.
clusive.
(J-D)
Dated
school
Jan.
15 from
payable
15, 1956.
1956 to
Principal
at
building
and
the
Due
1975
in¬
interest
Bank
of
AMERICAN EXPORT LINES, INC.
The Board of Directors of Ameri¬
Export Lines, Inc. at a meeting,
held February
15, declared
a quar¬
terly dividend of thirty-seven and
Bourlamaque School Board, Que.
Bond
Feb. 28 for the purchase
$2,000,000
Stock
can
the
a.m
Common
of
debentures
Graham
1976
business!
a
of County Supervisors will
receive
Florida for you
and your
F-A.
—
your
Florida
vacation—check
Gouin-
4Y2S,
price of 96.35.
Ltd.,
V irginia
Bond
When you
of
was
Auger & Co., Ltd.; Dominion Se¬
$24,200
Campbell County (P. O. Rustburg)
issue
group composed of G. A.
a
Debenture
VIRGINIA
An
—
school debentures
lock
-
April 1,
and interest
First
V
to
Sale
to
may
between
credit under Section 991
cation to
Principal
clusive.
719—were awarded
&
97.26,
4.10%,
,
1956 to
55,000
bonds.
Due
1976
15, 1956.
1958 to
from
30,000 2Y2S.
Bond Offering—Errol W. Rich¬
Board
23rd February 1956
Stockholders who
15
.
on
BRITISH-AMERICAN
Taxation
March
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston!
deposit of Coupon No. 105.
obligation
general
Debenture
also decided to pay, on the
the 5% Preference Stock amount
the
Warrants
J00
Dated
City.
ceive
follows:
will
Treasurer,
March
$5,400,000 water
bonds offered Feb.
p.
was
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
receive
(PST) on
March 6 for the purchase of $50,-
Conservancy
Ogden), Utah
Smithers
bonds
net interest cost of about
a
bids until 2 p.m
sealed
VERMONT
was
registered office of the Company up to 28th
February will be in time to be passed for payment of this dividend to the trans¬
at
183,
S.
Maison
to
Bienvenu, Ltee, at a price of
119,000 3%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
$40,000 2%s.
Water
sold
school
on March 1
1980 inclusive.
(P. O. Everett), Wash.
Offering—Verne Sievers,
Bond Sale—The
iag to 6d. for each £1 unit of Preference Stock, less United Kingdom Income Tax.
Transfers
to
Basin
(EST)
of exchange'appli
cable to the conversion to sterling for consolidation purposes of the current assets
snd liabilities of certain of the Overseas Subsidiaries. The Holding Company's pro
changes
1
Bond
1957
Brattleboro
represented by Fixed Assets and Stocks.
7. There
Due
UTAH
2.328,396
Stock
Commission, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of $392,000
$150,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1 from
78,563
2,448,726
should, in the opinion of the Directors, be retained out of profits towards main¬
taining
1957
Dated
on March
1986 inclusive.
1956.
conservancy
120,330
which, having
amounts
bonds.
bridge
15,
from
2,969,720
2,375,776
2,672,748
.,
March
on
School
Vincent-de-Paul
St.
-
as
bids
County
on Feb.
purchase of $1,315,00(
and
March
23—v.
proposed
of
321,750
300,000
950,000
Increase in balance carried forward
estimate
£
332,813
1,781,832\
1,781,832/
making, with the balance brought forward....
an
road
the
District (P. O.
Reserve
Sealed
received
1954
10/— Stock)
per
General
Transfer to
for
29
paid—
10/— Stock paid 31/3/55
10/— Stock paid 30/9/55
per
—
1971
1957 to
from
inclusive.
School District No.
solidated
Greenfield
by the
Clerk until 10 a.m. (CST)
15
"■;;1955
Preference dividends
Offering
be
1
Wichita
Interest M-S.
follows:—
are as
Bond
will
Jan.
on
Co., Ltd.
&
G.'Beaubien
L;
Due
2.70%.
Wichita
Ireen transferred to Fixed Asset and Stock Replacement
to /
Pratt
P.
County, Arlington Con¬
16
Snohomish
1970 inclusive. Prin¬
22,022,268
profits
leaving Group Net Profit.....
the
at
H.
of $53,000
issue
improvement debentures was sold
Due
1975 to
from
1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1
from 1957 to
from which must be deducted:—
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
Dated Jan.
Parish, Quebec
Sale—An
1974 inclusive.
to
3.35s.
Belger.
will
Auditor,
to
Joachim-de-Chateauguay,
Bond
the
Warrant Offering—J. A.
County
&
&
Texas
on
March 1
1961 inclusive.
Due
1957
1962 to 1976 inclusive.
St.
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
County (P. O. Austin),
Travis
against the deposit of Coupon No. 225.
5. The
Dallas. Le¬
cantile National Bank,
March next.
—
of Grande
Due
1971
County
bonds are dated March 15,
17
3V2S.
from
on March 1
1970 inclusive.
to
3.30s.
from
15
1986 inclusive.
1977 to
from
The
1956
the year to 30th
Due on March
300,000 3%s:
price of 98.50, a net interest
4.11%, as follows:
57,000 4s. Due on March 1 from
Due
1958
477,000
April next, the payment
Feb.
Co.;
3.20s.
from
Co.,
was
a
$93,000
follows:
as
$300,000
Meeting of the Directors held today, it was decided to recommend to
tie Stockholders at the Annual General Meeting which was fixed to be held on
ended 30th September, 1955 of 9
at
Co., both of Seattle, at a price
tax
sewer
&
Huston
H.
of
issue of $460,and
works
composed
135,000
tie 13th
Durocher, Rodriguez & Co., Ltd.,
Corp.,: of Omaha; Harold
Bender
general obligation tax bonds
sold to Rauscher, Pierce &
year
&
of Seattle; Dwinnell, Hark& Hill, of Boston; Wachob-
ness
$150,000
sold to
was
719—were awarded to
p.
group
Co.,
&
Snyder, Texas
Sale—An
a
School
cost of about
offered
bonds
183,
v.
and
a
Grande
bonds
construction
to
by
Interest J-J.
1, 1956.
Bond Sale—An issue of
17—
enue
1
from
Commission, Que.
—
LIMITED
At
Feb.
awarded
March
500,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from
1956 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal
from
1
Jan.
on
L'Abord-a-Plcuffe
Company, of Seattle.
water
1.
offered
719—were
183, p.
000
BRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY,
Dated Jan.
King County, Mercer Island Sewer
District (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $912,U00 sewer
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
for the purchase of $2,-
1
Jan.
on
Due
4s.
39,000
King County, Mercer Island Sewer
District (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Sale
The $912,000 rev¬
receive
will
Trustees
of
Board
Due
1960 to 1976 inclusive.
revenue
Independent
Arthur
Port
Booth-
&
Huguenin
of Dallas.
;
3s.
1957 to 1959 inclusive.
WASHINGTON
by the purchaser and sub¬
Dumas,
by
$56,000
Virginia, Richmond. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
desig¬
Center,
ject to the approval of the Board
of
Trustees.
Legality approved
Bond
BEEN MADE BY THE
STATEMENT HAS
FOLLOWING
THE
interest
and
at
Reserve
1956. Due
bonds.
of
purchase
ap¬
Legality
bidder.
successful
receive
the
designated by
be
to
R. V. Payne,
of Trustees,
sealed bids until 2
Offering
inclusive. Call¬
able
&
Independent Sch. Dist.,
Plainview
President
1957 to 1985
interest
payable at the Mercantile
National Bank, of Dallas. Legality
Offering—Joel
payable
(M-S)
Federal
1976
to
1957
from
1
Principal
inclusive.
(F-A)
H. Ward,
will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
March 1 for the purchase of $500,000 school building bonds. Dated
March 1, 1956. Due on March 1
from
was
and
Principal
clusive.
Independent Sch. Dist.,
Texas
Bond
bonds
$750,000
sold to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of Dallas,
as 2%s.
Dated Feb. 15, 1956. Due
on Feb.
15 from 1957 to 1963 in¬
by the successful bidder. Legal¬
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin
& Boothman, of Dallas.
District
house
March
on
nated
Bond Sale—An issue of
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at a Dallas bank to be designated
Longview
Independent Sch. Dist.,
Lubbock
1956. Due on March 1
Prin¬
1,
&
Crowe, of Dallas.
obligation
from
by McCall, Parkhurst
proved
March 1
on
purchase of $550,000 gen¬
bonds.
Dated
for the
March
a
m&kN!v' v» .v ™|i*sr ?/;
4
Sale—An
building bonds
issue of $95,000
was
sold to Credit-
Quebec, Inc., and Gaston Laurent,
Inc., jointly, at a price of 97.33,
a
net interest cost of about
as
follows:
4.32%,
one-half cents ($.37Vi) per share on
stock
oavable March
the
common
15,
1956 to stockholders of record
March 1, 1956.
C.
L.
NIELSEN,
Secretary
February 15, 13C3
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