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MAR V3 ^957
ISSUE
Commercial
Chronicle
Reg. U. 8, Pat. Office
Number 5609
185
Volume
New York 7, N.
Y., Monday, February 4, 1957
Price
$1.25
Copy
a
and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Life Insurance Co.—New Director—
Aetna
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
of less
y
MISCELLANEOUS
-
4\'z %. The debentures
than
of
Morgan B. Brainard, Chairman of this company and the
the
sinking
of
Aetna Casu¬
the
issue
alty & Surety Co., announced on Jan. 17 that Eugene E. Wilson has ex¬
pressed the desire that his name not be presented for reelection as a
the companies
director of
Feb.
on
sented
and
who
served
has
as
director
a
of
panies since 1941. is a former Vice-chairman
Aircrait Corp.—V, 133, p. 377.
the
Aetna
Life
and President oi
Stock and
com¬
With Securities and Exchange
O.—Registers
filed
statement
Pacific
Stock
Stock
Canadian Stock
Exchange—
1
—
the
construction
freight
Corp.—Opens Branch Office—
Airborne Accessories
This
has opened
corporation
the
serve
Coast
West
Dow-Jones Stock
branch office in Los Angeles, Calif.,
teletypewriter connection
a
castings for the
$12,000,000
obtained
from
generate
will
the
sale
of
retained
for
the
EARNINGS—For
amounted
for
Shoe
Company
is
j
leading
a
Inc., Brightwaters, N. Y., as Its sales agency in the Midwest, east of the Mississippi
River.
The
sales
areacompromises Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan,
Indiana and Ohio.
It also includes Kentucky and the western parts
to
first
months
10
of
and
$154,813,000
1956,
net
sales
net
earnings
to
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
35
West
Associates
Cincinnati,
and
in
Founded
offices
area
in
Chicago,
Detroit,
111.;
is
-
United
issue
contested
"null
and
of
of
in
Justice,
of
believe
its
position
on
a
brief field
on
Jan.
Alleghany,
made
the
it
issue
a
holding
New
subject
Alleghany
not
weeks
Some
initial
to
ICC
the
Company
or
The
Act.
that
that
rule
the exchange of preferred
it was exempt from the
rejected
SEC
both
Alleghany points
ago.
900.000
ICC
of
shares
of
authorization,
severe
the
criminal
new
stock
were
issued
after
remaining 400,000 were frozen
Department said on Jan. 15 that
but
ilie
the
under
vacate
penalties
the
The
on
Outstanding
____—_
Course
Clearings.
"should
Act
the
mate
The
of
suffice
it
that
before
authorization
its
Alleghany
deter
to
exchange."
noted
Department
had
three-man
the
attempting
from
the
supported
District
to
ICC
in
defense
"However,
Court.
the
preferred
—V.
of
jurisdiction.
185, p. 41.
issue
stock
invalid
were
lack
for
J.—Files
The
SEC—
With
company
on
letter of notification with the SFC
at par ($5
be used to
machinery and equipment and for working
24 filed
Jan.
a
covering 15,000 shares of common stock to be offered
per
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
purchase
capital.
materials,
raw
Lynch,
Angeles,
Calif.,' it was announced on Jan. 16 by Claude W. Ewards, President
and General Manager. The purchase price was not disclosed.
The
newly acquired baking facility will be known as the Alpha
Eeta
Baking Corp. It will Introduce a line of quality bakery items
using the Alpha Beta label to its 30 outlets in Southern California.
60
V.
184,
2833;
p.
the
in
Baking
133,
V.
Co.
has
supplied
quirements
in
have
far
its
been
units
announced
reaching
program
industry.
The
(Ohio)—New Development—
Corp.
fluidizatlon
to
meet
individual
customer
re¬
by this corporation, as another step
of
corrosion-resistant
coatings for
units
provide
largest
the
facilities
yet
Stock Exchange
25 ADELAIDE ST.
W.
—
of Canada
TORONTO, CANADA
Brake
Co.—Debentures
Shoe
below
Blunt
M.
Laurence
R.
have
severally
Marks
relates
&
Co.
500,000
W.
Pressprich
Co.
500,000
Simmons
250,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner
250,000
Theatres,
Inc.—
Ellis
&
&
1,000,009
Broadcastingr-Paramount
Videotape Recorders—
Daylight
in
Saving
broadcast
delayed
Time
in radio more than
it did
as
purchased
has
Co.
three
a
decade
ago.
operations
The American
Videotape
ABC.
delayed
for
first Daylight Saving Time Videotape
broadcasts, follows the patterp
the
television
In¬
set
March to allow unlimited local time zone repeats of
when DST is in effect this year.
Live shows will
many
other time zones within an hour after their
original presentation in the East.
The pre-production models of the Videotape Recorders, manufactured
by Ampex Corp., will make it possible for many Eastern Standard Time
stations and those in the (Central, Mountain and Pacific zones to carry
ABC television programs ! at their regular time.
The new Videotape
Recorders and the film video delay system in
and
television
programs
be
repeated
to
will
be
on
Radio
of
display
during
and Television
American Colortype Co.,
the
Convention
the
of
Broadcasters.—V.
185,
p.
National
481.
Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC
on Jan. 14 filed a letter of notiication with the SEC
shares of common stock (par $10)
to be offered to
pursuant to Employees Stock Subscription Plan for 1957
In 100 share lots at 95% of the market price on the New York Stock
Exchange.
There will be no underwriting.—-V. 183, p. 2069.
The
company
9,000
covering
employees
American Cyanamid
available for the
with poly¬
associates on Jan. 29 offered pub¬
sinking fund debentures, due
1, 1982, at 100% and accrued interest. This offering
quickly oversubscribed.
up to the close of business on March 27,
1957,
preferred stock have the right to convert their shares
on the basis of two shares of common for each
meantime,
the
In
such
of
common
stock
preferred.
share
of
stock,
based
Jan,
24.
the
The
market
value
of
two
shares
of
common
closing price on the New York Stock Exchange
of
$74.62Vt
per
share,
is approximately $149,
redemption price of one
share of preferred is only
on
the
1957
$103.91667
N.
Y.,
Manhattan Bank, 43 Exchange
redemption agent.—V. 184, p, 2113.
Chase
The
First Boston Corp. and
its
1957.
holders
on
Offered—The
Co.—To Redeem Pfd. Stock—
on Jan. 24 voted to call for redemption on March 29,
outstanding cumulative preferred stock, series C (ap¬
proximately 124,000 shares).
Notices were mailed on Feb. 1, 1957, to
all holders of such stock of record at the close of business on Jan. 24,
directors
all
whereas
American
and
pre¬
after World War II when the network and Ampex de¬
veloped the first equipment for delayed radio broadcasts during DST.
The
three
Recorders will be installed
in ABC's Chicago plant in
into
_
new
were
immediately
1957,
Custom-made
Dean
-1,000,000
establishing
in
ABC,
stallations
The
2641.
p.
of
metropolitan
the
bakery goods. More recently the company has
wholesale
aspect • of
the
bakery business—
with
area
engaged
Olson
the
years
Angeles
plan,
conversion
141.
for
Services
corporation has purchased the Olson Baking co. of Los
For
purchase
Barney <fc Co.___$l,000,000
Witter & Co
1,000,000
1,000,000
Co.,
Beane
p.
television
Chicago
This
stock
common
for
named
Smith,
Pierce,
&
185,
Association
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc.—Acquisition—
underwriters
Co._
Corp
February
Allweather Antennas Manufacturing Co., Hammonton,
of
stock
reserved
Recorders from the
Ampex Corp. and will pat
them into large scale use for Daylight
Saving Time zone repeats in April, it was announced on Jan. 29 by
Frank
Marx,
Vice-President in Charge of Engineering and General
upon
(dip coatingi
of
irregularly-shaped targets
ethylene, nylon and fluorcarbons.—V. 184, p. 2833,
Members: The Toronto
&
American
further study of the
issues and upon consideration of the
Court's opinions,"
it said, the Government has concluded that the
Court
was
right and, "under this view, the ICC orders authorizing
were
V, 000,000
Fenner
consum¬
shares
employees'
stock
1,000,009
Higginson
—V,
48
178,145 shs.
1,163,087shs.
debentures to which this prospectus
forth opposite their names:
Co.
&
Merrill
47
fluldization
The Investment Dealers' Association
set
Ripley &
Lee
—
the
Inc.
Federal
12,000,000
stock.
unissued
the
Corp..$3,500,000
Sachs
48
Bank
of
Boston
First
Drexel
48
$9,450,000
stock.
Pioneering
Canadian securities is available
Ross, Knowles & Co. Ltd.
with
common
Harriman
Banks
American Agile
request.
of
Goldman,
for
been
Significant business and Economic trends in
Canada are reviewed regularly in our Monthly
Bulletin. This informed aid to investment
shares
Broadcasting
-
Investmeiit in Canada
28,663
ABC Buys Three
Los
decisions
The
48
System
Reserve
Reserve
by
the
injunction." It said the
the Investment Company
A Guide to—
on
13
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices
N.
to
SEC
approval,
SEC
common
1956,
connection
in
a
headed by Robert R. Young, Chair¬
argued that its railroad properties
regulations.
Minority common stockholders
challenging
this position, and the Court
31,
in
agreed to purchase
principal amount
55
Rates
the
$1,050,000 included in current liabilities.
These notes
at 3%,
3%%
or 3%%
per
annum.
(Convertible into
until Sept. 30, 1957.
The present conversion price is
share of
per
ferred
& Investment News Cover
Combined Condition Statement of
said that
company
an
injunction. .The Justice
Supreme Court may "properly
threat
$40.15
(reserved
.
443,699
Bond Offerings..—
City
Exchange
Foreign
a
Central RR.,
York
asked
require
Investment
six
35
v.''
•
authorized
was
in
Alleghany
filed
suit
found in their favor.
did
'.
•
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
has asked
the issue
14,
and
Federal
'wilful' violation of the Investment
administers.
bv the Interstate Commerce Com¬
mission in mid-1955, but the Department said on Jan.
15 that that
action
was
"invalid for lack of jurisdiction."
The Government had
supported
the
ICC's position
before
the special three-judge Court
that ruled against the stock issue and ICC authority.
The securities in dispute are 6%
preferred shares which Alleghany
Issued
as
an
exchange
offering
to
eliminate some $18,000,000 in
dividend arrearages on its outstanding 5'/a%
preferred stock.
stock
of
\
by the Securities and Exchange Com¬
consummation of the preferred stock issue
Alleghany would constitute
Company Act," which the SEC
man
•.'*!>■
•
decision
that
by
The
'
.'
Dividends Declared and Payable
Position—
by this corporation and
lower court ruling that
preferred stock
to uphold
a
recent
a
"we
reversed
State
void."
Department
view
mission
has
Government
Court
Supreme
The
in
States
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
canopy
Alleghany Corp.—Government Reverses
was
'
•
General Corporation
operating systems,
Bungee control systems, standardized right angle bevel gear units, and
miniaturized radio frequency filters and starting capacitors for use in
aircraft.
Its right angle gear units, known as ANGLgears, also have
wide application in industry.—V. 184, p. 2729.
the
n
Miscellaneous Features
leading manufacturer of linear and
a
interest
common
At, Oct.
Ohio.
Airborne
1947,
located
are
rotary actuators, clectro-mechanicah systems,
The
♦Excluding
bear
35
Virginia, and Virginia.
Russell
Mich.;
—
Transactions American Stock Exchange.____
•
of
35
Exchanges
Stock
New York
of
$7,287,000
FINANCING
Authorized
payable to banks due 1958-1965
4V'2% sinking fund debentures due 1982 $12,000,000
$A% cumul. pfd. stock ($100 par)
180,554 shs.
Common
stock
(no par)
2,000,u00 sus.
35
Transactions
supplier
railroads,
with net sales of $117,118,000 and net earnings of $4,757,000
the same period of 1955.
CAPITALIZATION
45
SEC Index of Stock Prices
directly to the main office and plant in Hillside, N, J.
The corporation has also appointed Russell Associates,
deben¬
$14,000,000
earnings.
Brake
the
44
Bond Averages
and
the
approximately
compared
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
The office has
area.
second plant
The program
of a
wheels.
car
high quality aluminum
♦Notes
to
to
$12,009,000
turned
company
41
Over-the-Counter Markets
be
estimated
now
between
and
anticipate expansion of man¬
manufacturing facilities for several
steel
for
accruals
from
parts
has
39
Exchange—Curb Section
Stock
Toronto
1649.
39
Exchange
Stock
Toronto
—
the
to
obtained
be
wearing
40
Exchange
96%
will
although in recent years the com¬
its attention to the development of new products
for
other markets having greater potential
for growth.
For the 10
months
ended Oct.
31,
1956, sales to railroads accounted for 40%
of the company's total output against 60%
to others.
39
Montreal Stock
general working funds, and the company intends to use them
for the
expansion of its business in the area it now serves and in
adjoining territories.
Pending such use of the funds, they will be
applied to the temporary reduction of outstanding bank loans.—■ V. 180,
Exchange
is
which
1957
debentures
industry.
depreciation
pany
38
Stock
cast
the
plans
possibly
plant
of
program
increased
of
BUSINESS—American
36
____
Exchange
Stock
to
of
36
Exchange
for purposes
approximately
during the years 1957 and 1958. The balance of the funds which may
be needed
for capital expenditures and working capital are expected
36
Exchange
Stock
retire
to
sale
the
from
Present
and
new
a
addition
In
31
Exchange
foundries,
products
includes
tures,
36
Exchange
Coast
Pittsburgh
its
p.
redeemable at 100%
are
calculated
capital
1958.
in
manufacture
aircraft
15
___..
the
also
27
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
is
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
Exchange
Stock
Midwest
engaged primarily irf the automobile sales finance
proceeds of the safe of the notes are to be added to
Net
business.
Stock
Cincinnati
Detroit
Exchange
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Boston
with
amendment.
company
York
American
Commission—
registration
a
Stock
York
New
for
Page
•
the SEC on
Jan. 24,
1957, covering SI,250,000 of 6%
capital notes, due Feb. 1,
1972
(convertible
until Feb.
1,
1964, and subordinated to all in¬
debtedness
for
borrowed
money).
The company proposes to offer
the notes
for public sale through Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
corporation
This
steel
hydraulic
Bond Quotations
Un.tecl
New
Aid Investment & Discount, Inc., Akron,
proceeds
company's
$15,000,000
ganese
Mr. Wilson.
Wilson,
the
to
is
require approximately $17,000,000 during
Robbing, Vice-President and Controller and a director of
Corp., has been asked to allow his name to be pre¬
the
annual meetings
of stockholders as a candidate to
to
succeed
The
applied
In This Issue
12,
Ail craft
United
Mr.
the annual meetings
at
FROCEEDS—Net
R.
William
which
fund
prior to maturity.
is
Place,
New
York
15,
|
licly $12,000,000 of 4^2%
Feb.
was
The
from
debentures
be
if
106%
deemed
on
or
refunded
are
redeemable
redeemed
after
prior
Feb.
prior to Feb.
1,
1,
to
1981.
1967
at
regular redemption prices ranging
Feb.
1,
1958
provided,
at
an
to
100%
however, that
interest
those re¬
they cannot
for
cost to the
company
American Electronics, Inc.—Sales & Earnings Up—
This
corporation experienced a sharp upturn In business in the final
quarter of 1956 with sales for the period accounting for approximately
of the year's total. Chairman Phillip W. Zonne announced oa
40%
Jan.
24.
Preliminary figures for the three months ended Dec. 31, 1956
showed
517,860 shares of common stock outstanding.
For, the fourth
of
1955, sales totaled $1,616,000 and earnings amounted to
the
*• aarter
(...7,636,
Mr.
€ie
share
earnings of $123,000, equal to 24 cents a
■Tries of $4,350,000 and
17
or
cents
share.
a
weather
company's
primarily
earnings
and
which approached
stimulator program
to
volume
approximately $10,300,000 and
c-.rnings were about $365,000. equal to 71 cents per share. In 1955, the
-company's sales totaled $5,935,104, and earnings were $265,013, or 51
<,:jits
The
sales
1956,
year
were
share.
a
of unfilled orders at the beginning of 1957
$10,000,000, compared with $6,500,000 a year
current backlog and the continuing demand for
approximately
arlier.
' Based
on
our
the
products, the year 1957 should definitely be
XZIP'S General Products Group.—V. 185, p. 481.
frux
American Gas
consolidated
4l'he
consolidated,
after
taxes
all
subbsidiaries
its
anu
company
including provision for deferred Feddividends
of
subsidiaries,
is
as
cnarges
and
this
preferred
Simonds
184,
—
-
5F. Months
Adjusted
•f hares
share—12
common
per
stock
l'i-for-l
for
split
based
and
during period (19,634,273
1-/8,672 shares for 1955).—V. 184, p. 2221.
37,605.550
$1.95
for
.-*
and
1956
'
related
items
the
Among
have
Navy's
West Hanover as well as
at
135,
337.
p.
-
.
The
„
Rubber
Beaird
B.
the acquisition of two new com¬
Shreveport, La., and W. J. Voit
Calif., it was announced on Jan. 22 by
Chairman and President.
Co.,
Angeles,
Board
Los
Corp..
.^Forehead
The
J.
The
consummated
has
company
Patterson,
Beaird
Inc.,
leading manufacturer of LP (liquefied pe¬
gas distribution systems and package compressors, and pres¬
vessels for the oil, gas and chemical industries.
Voit is a manu-
troleum
sure
of
bile
truck
and
rubber
tread
TJayground
tires,
talkative
most
two
Exilities
companies
new
General
and
will
all-rubber athletic balls,
AMF's
Hamilton,
1956
In
jrer
share after all taxes,
Net
sales
luock.—V.
Canadian
179,
Jan.
on
said
15,
that
with $3.04
in
1955,
basis
on
Meter
equal
1956.
12
to
Net
cents
wholly-owned
earnings
share
per
after
of
will
American
MonoRail
Co.,
Cleveland,
O.
preferred share may be converted into 21-a shares of common
rtock, with cash adjustment for fractional shares. The preferred stock
5a also
redeemable, all or in part, at $21 per share, plus accrued
<
le
preferred
stock
rihall
the
at
also
use
market
purchase
a
price,
but
not
fund
acquire
to
exceeding
§20
per
«/iare.
BUSINESS—The
r
is a leading manufacturer of overhead
systems
used in all types of industry including
automotive,
chemical,
textile,
and
metal
working
plants.
materials
company
handling
rarcraft,
taxes—
1.982.060
1,751,549
22,254.093
income
5,061,879
6.408.423
60,624,117
3,803,126
2,525,824 460,662,562
Cleveland,
'See
cf
portion
any
stock
<vommon
<
rtstanding
working
the
i
$215,000.
i ncreased
the
financing
templation of a
«nd
in
150th
balance
any
the
would
cost
and
preferred
$1.20
to
Cleveland.
equity
and
in
to
con¬
the
company's
plants and
constructed at Brookpart Road
be
Ohio.
This
EFFECT
TO
program
PRESENT
will
require
such
amount
financing
New
Outstanding
American
$1 .)
40.000 shs.
$500,000 shs.
4100.000
■fcl-ock
shares
for
is
shares
f /opurchase"
OFFER
ublic
subject
repurchase
to
REPURCHASE—In
through
vithout
<
♦
tares
1956.
>
the
to
the
of
<
nder
of
"Offer to
see
shares
some
of
its
authority
of
the
stock
common
of
treasury were offered for sale to the
mails and otherwise by the
company
the period from
April,
1956
through
share, and 30.400 shares were sold.
These
of
the
per
primarily to shareholders, officers, directors, em¬
and dealers' of the company.
or
to
persons
closely
groups, including some of the customers and suppliers
Regulation
onion
the
company
with
during
of
offered
so
were
there may have
Section 5 of said
Commission,
•
use
$7
shares
1933,
violation
4
by the
accordance
of
A
counsel
common
for
stock
the
such
covering
of
been
act,
registered
although
Securities
have
Net
for
to
€
»c
company
It
is
the
the purenase price
received thereon.
intention
paid,
with
interest,
less
the
amount
proceeds
-
ivn
of.
j
opportunity
30
aays
irom
and
of the
rescind
tne
UNDERWRITERS
data
The
such purchase
oi
ine
names
niaumg
of
the
each-such-purchaser
if
oi
desired,' within
sucu^ouer.
several
The
subscription
supplied bv amendment,
principal underwriter.. '
be
price
ing
contemplated
calls, for
the
improvement
.
expenditure
of
and
underwriters
a'
-period
-v
,
and
-
the
of
these
Of
Canada
and
is
Feb.
33"!
and
14.
1957,
that
and
in
Chile
the effective
will
warrants
is
estimated
be
the
that
United
and. Mexico.
will be on
date
mailed
as
soon
.t'
,,
not
mailed
be
to
having
net
in
||
subsidiaries
intensified
previous
figures
adjusted
'
fiscal
net
oi
Armstrong Tire &
of The Armstrong
intercompany
sales,
7.6(v
Mr.
year.
to
fiscal
amounted
to
to
the-coramon
'
,
financial
■
&
Sept.
equal
Ruober's -equity
'
'
■
Rubber
28.64<-
a
divi¬
Sept. 30,
/.
'
,
of
interest,-
not
are
$258.000,, received-',during
the
in tlyese earnings 'totaled $1,089,71-6-,
s.tock.^V.-' 184,
common
yeajf, Armstrong
equal u 70 emus
^
817.
p.
Arner Co., Buffalo, N. Y,-.-New
Development—
A
about
*
to
semi-automatic-device -for-applying wrap-around
vials "lias
been developed
by this, company..- '
The unit-is particularly, effective
w'here-comparatively ' small
ing
r.urrs
are
minute
per
required;
due
the- ertse 'with
to
which- it
the'line.-Capacity of the labeler.
and
vial.—V..
or
■
labels
and
and takenvQff
,
registered
/
portable,
.
bottles
it
184,
1910.
p.
ad¬
*i]
can
label¬
put
oe
ri«
about 60 containers
to,- accommodate any size bottle
be- adjusted
can
is
;
-••'
.
-
-
.
dresses outside the
continental United States, Canada, Mexico and
Cuba
having APO or FPO addresses, but will be held for such stockholders
City Bank Farmers Trust Co., agent, 2 Wall Street, New York 15,
or
by
Arnold
*
With
Altex
Aluminum
Securities
and
Co.,
Exchange
Y..
subject to satisfactory arrangements,being made"-.with the
agent
exercise, sale or other disposition thereof, until 12 noon on the dav
preceding the expiration date of the warrants.
Unless^ oif or before
Miami,. Fla.—Registers
Commission
for
that
time,
with
the
accounts
other
agent,
arrangements- have
such
of the
will
warrants
owners.—V.
185.
p.
been
made
then
be
bv
such
;
stockholders
'if possible, for
sold,
The
purchase price
$2,500,000.
was
represented by Snyder
acted
in
his
& Co.
The
of New
of
of
v-'
Of;'the
s
Svndicate'
Mr. Epstein's-
by
'
the
to
in
Co.'have/signed
fatty
products
of
acids
in
used
their
and
the
oil
chemical
industry.
In
bv-products,
addition,
research
will be started
by Oleochim to assist
developments in the oleo-chemical field.
trial
Both
Archer-Daniels-Midland
and
Palmafina
as'well
in
payments
-.Tlie
The
oi
corporation
1956.
year
This
common
stock
B.
Jan.
28
equal
allied
>_EC
pursuant
$6
31,
the
on
Charles
The
net
income
Mr.
In
record
pared
the
Armco
shares
9.3
figure
coxenng
to
included
Armco's
interest
in
Mr.
of
with
Revenue
ore
in
Hook
that
or
$6.05
share
per
from
totaled
sales
the
tons
He
in
Armco
10
cited
constantly
margin.
a
of
5.220.147
1955.
had
-
rising
$130,021,000
tons
of
the
inventqrv
general
and
and
accounts
working capital.
wno
hold
stoCKholdels,
its
receiv-
in
the
shares,
respectively.
tms/ ,e
earnings
costs
as
if^H
lished
the
compares
its
184,
before
taxes
>
-
registration
$1
par
statement-with the
stock, to e issuec
common
subsidiaries
to
officers
under
and
key
ein-
Personnel
Key
its
p. 2833.
12
24 for the fiscal y.ar ended
5476,804 compared
with $373,0d3
Dec.
on
of
months.
t
<
"
year,
d
.
WQigta/Presideni,'.stated that through the reiiivesuncrJ
a.nd additional credit lines, the company during l9o >
_°T iucrease its volume of business. Operations were exMaryland, Dfiaware -aud New York, in addition to estab¬
Pennsylvania
and
New
Jersey
Cre(iit
to
a
options" issued
f
«-«-tn
each
of
had
Durin^hi SfI5;.305'compared
income
and
equipment;
company and
additional
purposes
of
warehouses
after ail" charges and taxes, amounted
aft?r Preferred dividends, to 20 cents per share
'^7a,c®mmon shares outstanding. This compares with nef shares ' or 19 rceuts a share, in the preceding yeari
to
outstanding on Sept. 30, 1956.
com¬
-•
in
and
Of
receivable
accounts
Oi.
additional
open
Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—Earnings Rise
ta-for' the
inpnm
-
ingot
Credit
•
on
of
income
adjusted
new-
lower profit
record
the
on
are
borrowed froin
funds
of
assignment
to
selling
com,-)any and its
preceding
5 iL
to
$761,800 000
.
the
a?,
on
Armco sales rose
the. company earned 8.2 cents
1955. each dollar of sales
brought
said.
"
time.
production.
1955.
In
production
Hook said
non-recurring
mining firm"
income
year.
5,099.905
that
at
the company's
new
iron
an
62 Vic
shares
450,000
qJ?1S^CQr^-?tlon reported
30.
1956.- total
*
$64,350,609.
along
1956.
last
behind
in
in
repayment
on
corporate
shares
exercise
t>ept.
'
■
$2,979,370
306,000
the
e
-
Atlas
t
shares
Chairman
in
1956
earned
that
non-recurring
cents,
output
Mr.
of
with $692,683,234
Armco's
an
for
outstanding
dollar of sales
of
Hook,
'
Hook said
Before
reason
sale
said.
1955,
633,021
earnings
from
Hook
10.878 75'
R.
"
in
Miami'
four
the'
Stock Option Plan.—V.
earnings of $65,250 Q00 for the
share
per
Dec.
,
being
by certain selling stockholders.
shares
C0Iupa™ 011'"Jan; .30 filed
specialized
at
be
•
and. 3.497
cattle feed
reported
to
to
127,760
shares of preferred and common stock
e.oproximut.elv, $1,487*795.
intended
at
$300,000
lists
one
and $4 for tlie
as
the principal
Ashland Oil &
Refining Co.—Registers With SEC—
indus¬
highly
announced.
of
of
an--initial- public
named
is
stock,
common
indebtedness
of
is
lilCoC
I,
consisting
Morris.
°^s' soaP5- margarine and
outstanding
of
jJHl
at
preferred
commission
$300,000
general
415.685
\.n>X
outstanding, common shares. Morris
President, is. selling 28.749 of .h's hidings of 255.239 shares,
nnree
otner
oilicers,- James H.
Suddeth.. Robert. ,M/ Suddeth,
anQ
Kenneth F.
Beauchene, who now hold 68.167, 60,810 and 31.469 shares,
respectively, propose to sell 10,823, 6,934
*
Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
on
was
of
receipts;
piospectus
f kc
Armeo Steel
the
Inc.
Mason,
.
units
program
furthering
are
for
subsidiaries, including the -carryinc
aggregate
will
and
as
long-range
a
shares
follows:
as
vln
common,
the: common.
on
company'/ estimated
warehouse
aole,
part*-
«
of
Riemc,
Jan. 23 in advices from the Belgian Office for
Foreign Trade.
The new, jointly-owned venture will be
known as Oleochim
process
^
$2,000,000 production
Belgium, it was -revealed orr
Ertvelde
&
SUHiK
sale
^ k°ifices; $40,000 for "the purchase
the balanee tor
Archer-Dauiels-Midland Co.—Belgian Agreement—
center-
V/UilliilUIl
share; of
unit'($5
pgr
First^National Bank
and
*
177,760
b*» .used
the
50c
■
.research
one
company, and 50.000
proceeds from the sale of
Net
own
acquisition of the Omaha building represents' another
unit in
Epstein's holdings, which include office structures in
Minneapolis,
Louis, Chicago, New York, Cleveland, I.os
Angeles. San Francisco'
and
$9
Ui
for-'public
and
underwriting
preferred-and
"
This company and the
Belgian Palmafina
nership agreement and Joined in the erection
ouaica
'offered
Scott. Horner
underwriter.
The
*
City.-
*
ijiuu
to "be
preferred
common i.
seller-,, Nationwide
York
behalf.
Seattle.
a »
are
offering .price
•The
St.
1
share
\
.Acquisition of this building in downtown Omaha. Neb.,
by Julius
Epstein. Chicago (111,) investment banker, was announced, on Jan '
17
firm
*
rities
the
481.
areas.
Instalment
.
notes
.
receivable
out*
with $1,983,802 at Sept. 30.
^ fkscar year note-S. acquired totaled $2,321,242 com
?lthi sl'796.3ia in-the'preceding *12 months.—V. 184, .p- I0o!
^
|
After|
company/ The net income of these
for
the • 1956
fiscal year.
ap¬
\
|
affiliate,]
-Chemical «-
&
$4,008,362
Arinstlong
on
has.
1915
on
50^ -owned
^Copolymer
Rubber,
of . the
to
"
.
and
highest
30,
after
1935,' to S1.74
outstanding
the' company's
Co;i
which ""-Armstrong
these
.
of
Rubber
amounted
;
_
statements
Tire
outstand¬
second
ended
$2,734,133,
shares
$2,797,963
shares
was,the
year
o
added.
$5,489,963, as com
After provision for
common
income
net
sales:
above-
Machlin
amounted
the; 1,553,886
1956
of
include
not
sales
previous "fiscal'year.
net
income amounted
on
The
for
com¬
record
do
preferred stock which waa-retired July. 5,
' '
Per share
the
eliminating
increase
an
the
income
deducting .dividends
..
stockholders
share
affiliates-
the effective date and will expire on or about March 5.
It is expected that the subscription rights evidenced
by the warrants
will have a market value, and will be traded on the New York and
Boston Stock Exchanges.
;
will
.
wholly-owned sub¬
totalled $71,313,421,
consolidated
1956.
consolidated. with
after
Warrants
■
affiliate,
Combined
affiliate,
share
per
30,
the
Corp.,.; in
possible
as
50^- -owned
previous
taxes,
$1.80
on
The
~
.
over
These
earnings before taxes
income
Armstrong
*t
States
or
the
Its
30/ 1956,
3.4'i
year.
Miss.
this
and
and
or
company's-'historyh- FoY''tile
1956.;
expansion,, program.
properties in
on
properties
on
presently expected that
It
ended Sept.
$90,121,645,
Sept.
the
dends
aoproximately
expenditures
Natchez,
in
costs
fiscal
company's
and
consolidated
plant in Chile, expansion and modernization of existing fabricat¬
facilities and completion of the new fabricating facilities""'now' V
construction.
the
to
to
on
per
wholly-owned
company
*
hi
its
unusual
the
year
1955
with $5,328,133
equal
Co.
&
■
market.
of
$2,331,555
the
Co.
Federal
under¬
and
Hallgarten
■>
pared
the
proximately 67will be expended
Statement
to
held.
then
to
of
the
program
Mr.
who
person
Registration
Co.
sales
fiscal
of
Consolidated
$330,000,003,
by the company and its consolidated subsidiaries-during the period
Sept. 30. 1958, through 1961, principally for the further expansion
of
production
in the Butte District, develooing and equipping. F1
Salvador
mine
in
Chile,
improvements at the Chuquicamata mine1
Exchange
company to mail on or about Feb. 6, 1957
purchased shares of such
treasury stock before
became effective,
who
still
holds" such
4 f.ock,
a
Copy of the prospectus -issued in ■ connection with
-the -pre# erred stock offering, and
voluntarily to offer-to
each
<ue
are
the
as
finance
This
common
<£ dividends
terms
exemption
and
appropriate in the
respective purchasers
of
period
a
shares
tlie
$83,788,171
,
and*
•
of
replacement
net
in
from
Rubber
financing will be added to the-general funds
of the company; and it is anticipated that such funds together with'
amounts
becoming
available from operations may
prove
sufficient
unintentional
par
value
company
(now $1
par
stock by reclassification >
may.
tnerexore.
be entitled,
of one year from the date of their purchase (the
period
<:? limitations provided in said
act), to tender to the company the
certificates for the shares
purchased by them and to receive from
tr.lue
fur
no
,y
company
incurrence
the
for
Rubber
.j
Securities
been
The
of the
184,
'
this
the
for
increase
results
York—Registers With SEC—
prodifct'^^V^lM1^ °2
the
and
application
States
would
company.
under
inadvertent
an
United
offer
the
not
p
:
.
year ended Sept. 30,
1956, resulted in the largest
in
the
history of
the
company,
it was announced
by Frederick Machlin,
president.
Net
income
reached
level than in the previous yen-, despite interruptions iu
$68,981,866
preferred
company.
Since
ftt
at
agents
such
elated
convertible
offered
were
ployees.
i>f
the
underwriting,
xtober.
stock,
below.
TO
company's board of directors,
• o
par
value then held In its
4
of
five
named
§326.590 shS.
common
2114.
p.
26
sidiaries
2322.
p.
Jan.
on
company
each
and
conversion
184,
:-
writing
offered.
now
§30.400
for
reserved
to
below.—V.
25 filed a registration statement with-the
SEC
The.
covering *1,734.865 shares of its $50 par capital' stock.
company proposes to offer these shares for.:--,subscription by its stock¬
holders "of record Feb. 14, 1957, at the rate of one additional share
Mr.
value
par
Loeb, Rhoades & Co. at
dealer's discount of 70 cents
a
completed.—V. 184,
was
of
Consolidated
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, Inc. above.—V.
Anaconda Co., New
was
40 Ono shs.
♦Changed from common stock without
;par value $1. effective Dec. 24. 1956.
England Electric System
secon¬
(par $1)
fiscal
the
higher
a
Aquila Court Building, Omalia, Neb.—Sold—
series,
1956
407,404,103
ar¬
FINANCING
common stock
volume
Dec.
amounted
50,000 shs.
_
stock,
and
finance
share, with
It
production,
1678.
p.
appYoxi-
to
capital,
The
GIVING
(par
during
on
an
N.
consolidate
stock
pfd.
conv.
(par $20)
^Common stock
to
receivable
accounts
company's
Authorized
torial
to
loans
used
company
intends
that
will be raised by the issuance of funded debt,
but no
rangements have been initiated.
"
CAPITALIZATION
added
be
bank
were
of
now
subject
stock
short-term
stock
offer
loans
position.
building
new
Street,
$1,000,000.
to
such
application
bank
common
common
the
to
program
single
a
West
of
cash
increase
will
with
tendered,
surh
inventories
of
slv^t-tenn
the
of
(after
repurchase
company's
retire
all
be
of
financing
$500,000.
proceeds
company's
This
< 700,000
should
The
this
the
to
of
event
from the sale
amounts
strengthen
e.ffices
the
offer
repurchase
lately
used
amount
In
of
under
be
the
capital.
<he proceeds
C-hio.
proceeds
required
will
>
in
19.358.616'
59,278,872.
-
481.
p.
II
Jan. 30 by Carl M.
on
operations
Ampex Corp.—Sells Videotape Recorders—
It
net
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
.'
Amesbury Electric Light Co.—Proposed Merger—
ing
Avenue,
Cork
Armstrong Rubber Co.^-Sales and Earnings Higher-
petition
under
PROCEEDS—The
charges-
185,
tems
company designs, engineers,
fabricates and erects handling .sys¬
with caoacities up to 20 tons.
Incorporated in Ohio. May 14.
1.926, American MonoRail's principal office oncl main plant is
at
for
per
share.
per
42,465.000
45.758.000
4.109.000
after
7 he
t.chens
3,628.000
taxes—
operating
—V.
Meter
Each
company
made
was
' $
$
S
be
Preferred
—
stock
$26.8712
1956—11 Mos,—1955
operating
Other
income
c'nmpamr
recapitalization- plan,
1954
a
Armstrong-
230.804.390
of
subsidiary,
taxes
this
351.906.878
See
another
Co.,
for
prevent
of
dary offering of 16,683 shares of
(MONTHS
11
FIRST
AND
1956—Month—1955
21.944.134 263.220,904
sales
net
Offered—Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc., also of Cleve¬
land,Oon Jan. 29 publicly offered 40,000 shares of $1.20
cumulative convertible preferred stock, 1956 series, at
f ar ($20 per share), plus any accrued dividends.
The
-
tele-,
33.732,108 391,857.114
Net
Titock
dividends.
NOVEMBER
FOR
to
withdrawn in Cook County Superior
,
36.243,000
26,123,296
The
American
were
37,276.235
60J.
p,
■
there
1956
Operating expenses
185, p. 481.
Inc.—Reports Increased Earns.—
compared
as
approximate $2,800,000
approximately $82,000,
1,
Jan.
Operating revenues-
currently outstanding.
for
S.
Worlds
6,500,000 over
increase of
record
...
of
as
Period End. Nov. 30—•
approximately $31,000,000 as compared with $29,000,000
fn. 1955. Consolidated net earnings of American Meter Co. and Westcott
4r, Greis, Inc., wholly-owned domestic subsidiary, are estimated at $4.35
trill
year.
United States
the
v
\
■'
temporary-, injunction
a;
'••
'' "
•"./
•/
the oompany' exchanged the S6
debentures and common ..stock purchase warrants
The dividend
is payable Feb." 8 to common stockholders of
record
•'Jan. 10./In announcing the dividend, tne rompa v
specifically exeluded warrant holders from participating in the distribution.
'
Edward.M. Solomon, Mr. Healy's attorney, was granted
permission
.bv the Court to withdraw the motion for the injunction "without
preju¬
dice."
Following the hearing, he said that" his client'"may file for an
injunction at a later date."—V. 185, p. 142.
' Z///
phones
(now there are
more
than 59,000,000)
operated by some
4,700 private companies.
Most of the telephones in European countries
were operated by government agencies.
were
shares
total reflected a
The
"the previous
holder
Under
..
,
The
in..
U.
are
.,///,
27
'■/
Dividend
request
dollar
President,
Jr.,
rfr.r
<.54,442
globe
the
-
.
same-time, ■: Mr.
preferred
Group."
Products
American Meter Co.,
G.
on
Dec.
on
-
r
'
-holders.
.
earlier.
years
Federal
wholly owned subsidiaries under
as
"
the company's annual survey.
■'■/. *'n //
beginning of 1956, the survey showed, there were 101,000,000
telephones in the world, or two phones for every one in service 10
Net
William
spots
reported
been taken
for an injunction was filed by Raymond J. Healy a
the company's old $6 preferred stock on Jan. 8
At
Healy's suit, asked' tfie' Co Ttr Yo rescind the m
stock dividendj declared by the company in December or require
that
additional common shares be set aside for the
benefit of warrant
Tlie
former
/'the
the
At
EARNINGS
expansions bring
13 engineering laboratories.
operate
Wv;.1'
Telephones,"
equipment.
recent
also Standard-Thomson Corp. below.—V.
Gee
telephone
were
S
other
•
Alaska.
and
facts
other
shares..
and
to 37 plants
up
automo¬
and
This
153,492 shares of AMF common stock;
was
121,680
retreading
"skindiving"
underwater
acquisitions
new
for
used
major producer of
a
and
price of Beaird
acquired for
was
These
(("camelback")
and
supplies,
Purchase
The
a
i
/rxturer
X'TF's
is
company
:...
.
/(,.:
«
t
•.'v.';* C
seeking
motion
A
-
has
(111.)—Motion to Halt Stock
from paying a stock dividend was
Court at Chicago, 111., on Jan. 15.
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Issues Survey
American
19,-
territories—Hawaii
'../his
Withdrawn—
and testing facilities and a firing range
a 1,900-acre testing range at Halifax, Mass.
laboratory
■'//".
& Co.
Armour
(jet-assisted
rocket, the only
extensive
Co.—V. 185, p. 338.
ney &
'/
JATO
shares
headed by Smith,;; Bar¬
by the underwriting group
up
in which National Northern, has participated
2.75-inch rocket,, the igniter for . the U. S. Air
programs
common
scribed." The balance of 40,264
pyrotechnics, propellents, detonators, fuses audi'
the
military
services and commercial customers.,
for
the
been
—V.
1,047,915
of
has
explosives,
of
debt, excluding the current portion nt
$51,330,000 at .the vear-end, he stated.1
Stock Offering 96.3% Subscribed —A total
shares, or 96.3% of the 1,088,179 shares
stock offered by ...this corporation to stockholders under rights which expired on Jan. 24 was sub¬
of
Chemical.Corp.—Acquisition
&
purchased National Northern Corp., which
will carry on the ordnance and explosives research, developmentanc
testing business known as the rational Northern Division of National
Fireworks Ordnance Corp. at West Hanover, Mass.,
according to an
announcement
made on Jan. 17 by Peter Colefax, President.
Activities carried
on
by National Northern s-stafi oi 50 'scientists
and technicians include laboratory- studies, pilot production ano fie J
corporation
<•
stood,, at
$5 870 000,
*
Common
Potash
American
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Continues Expan'n
panies,
500
number of
average
on
shs.
Inc.. __----r---r---r-----EdWafd N. Siegler & Co—
3,000
land,
1955
-
outstanding
in 1955, he said.
The-T company's
long-term
$3,181,969
39,621,249
months—$2.02
—-
—-
learnings
Co
,
charges
2730.
p.
year,
■
1,000
Inc.-
34,394,062
$3,243,970
35,799,931
Month
Months
**
—V.
down .slightly, from the $132,413.000. in pre-tax 'income tt.
had in 1955. Federal income laxes amounted- to $64,771 Z
against $66,613,787 "the prpoedihg'vear.
'•
Combined
charges
for depreciation
and ' accelerated ? amortizatim,
totaled $33,332,000, only a sliglH Change irom tne $33,880,730 in
sue!
Shares-
~
*'
4, 195]
1956,
in.
Livingston, Williams &f-Co.,
Co.
&
.Monday-,-February
...
company
-
H. L. Emerson & Co
19.500
Inc.___
Co.,
Podesta
;
take-off i unit, sou rifling grenades" for tne
Aerobee
new
pressed explosive to- go into regular
service since World War II and a number of classified projects,
National
Northern's
facilities
include approximately
90 acres ot
1956
Period Ended November 30—
V
&
10,000
The First Cleveland Corp.5.000
Force
f ../lows:
"SV
<'
.
Shares
Reid
testing
Co.—System Earnings—.
of
income
net
tifA
income
Electric
&
American
best
follows:
last
agreed
stock which each has
convertible preferred
of
as
are
Cruttenden,
This
company's backlog
fwtaled
f
full
the
For
of shares
purchase
Baker.
the final months of 1956.
j roduction in
to
Fulton
sales
increased
the
attributed
Zonne
number
Chronicle
and Financial
The Commercial
(606)
r
185 rfrumber 560&. The- Commercialand
Volume
FinancialjChronicle
.*•
,
(607)
3
-
WithSECv
£\ Berkshire ^a^Ce.^E^rnings at Higher Rate—
corporatfon W .Ma. *T6: filed a iefeeer:: of notification wltib tlie
covering 300,000 sharesAof common stock (par 25 cents I'1 to be
The
SEC
L-cl^A'.. of.
tlPr'^shflXP
*1
Wrt,hcmt.
li>i()snnTUrn»
T>u>.
•
:
iL
«._!
j_
*
-
-
PerR)d
iSndrNo\,
-Operating
•
30—;
*
•
revenues.
1956—5 Mos.—1955
v
.
$746,136
-
526,803
Ta,xes
Automatic Canteen €©. of America—Earnings Up—
108,835
Both/consolidated sales and earnings reached
record
peaks
in
Nathaniel-LevCrone,* Chairman of the;Board, stated prf Jan. 15.
Consolidated sales 'for the fiscal year ended Sept. 29, 1956
'
1956,
Utility
i:-
94,480
$72,468
125,810
Other
$63,438
'
' Income
c*>er;
income
Gross
$98:905,910 from $95,5T98,155 for the year ended Oct. 1,* 1955.
; ■*%
before provision for Federal income taxes was $4,592,975.
provision for Federal income taxes was $2,200,000 and net income
after
taxes was* $2,392,975.
This compares with net income aftertaxes In 1955 of $1,947^,387.
...
;
' - v -
'
(iiei)_.:__
tv
income
Incoirie
.Net income
i
1,184,765
84,781
91,460
-
320,691
..
$251,024
13,533
v
-
i
Charged
$-)8,278
1'
,
,
$279,988
$211,488
34,446
106,338
84,119
$42,525
$173,650
30,977
$127,369
Net
Yantis
NOVEMBER
$7,464,707
expenses.
; 5,757,743
/
"
and C. F.
Childs
MONTHS
11
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$7,185,262 $80,963,160 $78,521,270
5,585,413
^$1,706,964
inc.—
oper.
185, p.
Inc.;
FIRST
63,892,020
59,571,686
*rl
(
from ry. oper.
railway
Co.
&
AND
1956—Month—1955
*
revenue..
oper.
rev.
—V.
S.
oper.
'
.
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Ira Haupk
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Suplee,
& .Co.;
F.
,
FOR
'
15,466
$76,971
*45,997 ^
,
Inc.;
Period End. Nov. 30—
Railway
Railway
Corp.;
Hutchinsoh
EARNINGS
-
$196,022
28,964
-
Hanseatic
McMaster
-.
263,623
•
Netv York
Co.;
Net
to
v rose
%
Ir,382,986
36,011
'■*
*
__
&
Ycatman, Mosley Co.
& Co., Inc.
i
$1,729,191
.
•;MK
:•
-
467,054
-
37,830
*
'
-Co.;
1
1956—^12 Mos—1955
$2,046,161
$660,983
$1,599,849 $17,071,140 $18,949,584
621,986
5,400,712
6,282,108
557,688
482.
The
,
%
' i : V v
'.V
Rnlftru,
/rEamf
share in 1955. .
%-r y.1
pointed out that, the net earnings were
depreciation equivalent to .$3,S'0 a. share as against
\"
$2.21 per
was
after
.
provision
previous year..
.. . "
■;
v
- ■■■■■-.
V'V
Total assets, were $32,912,673 at the yetir-end. As a result of the in¬
earnings and depreciation, working capital at Sept. 29, 1956
to. $11,100,762 from $10:692,664 the previous year.
ratio -,ot
current
assess
to
current
liabilities
the
184,
tion
a
-Earnings Increased—
__L
from
£_____
'696,000
and
-766,000
4,995,000
income—
12,929,000
1,172,000
the
1,172,000
Preferred stock dividend requirement-—
omits
available for
Balance
stock___
common
shares
average
13,241,000
(based
Earnings per share on common stock
on
stock
common
1958
30,
and
tion
11,757,000
30,
1955
respectively.
The
at
rapidly
close
$1.95
.
,
and
to
meet
and
gas
1956
$40,000,000
by its customers for increased electric
construction expenditures will be close to
company
will
ment
V.
184,
that the
expects
now
maintain
annual
exceed
or
this
investment
rate
for
of
Railway
oper.
next
and
and
five
of
the
not
the
years.—
Net rev. from
railway
—V.
185,
38,190.234
426,483,009
395,138,736
342,877,581
316,519,507
8,131.399
6.245.473
83.605.428
4,268,297
2,933,853
40,178,177
Jan.
terms
to
are
named
Of
of
stock
Florence
shares
Elaina
the
for
Norden,
respectively,
for
under
of
of
Carl
L.
121.800
shares
270,992
Norden,
(20',;
shares
Zurich,
).
of
l ank
are
is
Co.
the
173,
one
of
of
a
This
filed
The
to
the
of
(a)
182,
Division
111.
has
accessories
The
the
complement
to
and
in
which come
fixture,
grab
corporation
filed
22
Inc.,
184,
a
"holder,
soap
p.
hundred and
each of three
Norden
and
shares
agreed
shares
Co.,
Md.—
Towson,
Co.
letter of
a
house.
banking
of Blair
purchase
to
of
&
Inc.,
Period
North
in
North
Paper
*
'
' '
'
Higher—
•'
*.
,
share
record
on
the
on
fThe
for
of
by
'\
•
•
t
.
*
,
<
.
i
.
and
increase
an
sales
lf.56,
of
>
7.29';
outstanding
shares
$647,247,489,
totaled
on
from
the
same
date
a
year
ago.
No dividends were received from unconsolidated subsidiaries in
either, period.
Provision for United States and
Canadian Federal
income
taxes
for
the
two
periods was $17,429,287 and $17,032,286,
the
organized under Delaware law' on Dec. 5, 1956,
of drilling oil .and gas wells.off the shores
Louisiana and Texas in the Gulf of Mexico.
Net
States
proceeds
of
purpose
of
this
^
was
principal
the nrior
sale of common stock
$1,907,440
toward purchase of a mobile drilling platform from R. G. LeTourneau,
Inc.: an unspecified amount (to be supplied by amendment) for a
<liesel electric
drilling rig-and related drilling equipment;- $120,000to
be
deposited
with
the
debenture .trustee;
and the balance for
working capital.
together with the proceeds of
($390,000), will be applied as follows:
financing,
•
in
Sales
or
$1.32
like
Y.,
600,000 common
shares
are
sold.
previous
5.77'£ to $223,867,296 from $211.Net. income amounted to $6,241,523,
$5,952,896, or $1.27 a share in the
the
by
company's
Food
The
Booklet—
issued a 16-page illustrated booklet con¬
of its growth.
It also lists the corporation's divisions
and
obtains
a
1'sting, of
products
manufactures
story
a
sold
•
Borg-Wsirner
by
Corp.—V.
185, p.
482.
*
.
(A.
S.) Beck Shoe (Dorp.—December Sales Up—
'
'
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales
—V.
184,
p.
2834.
1956—52 Weeks—1955
1"56—5 Weeks—1955
$6,789,592
$6,284,797 $50,102,655 $48,038,324
.
.
Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
,
Period End. Nov. 30—
revenues
expenses
Federal income taxes_*.^
Other
operating
taxes
1956—11 Mos.—1955
S
$
1956—Month—1955
$
Operating
Operating
$
.
.
.
294.951,216 270.789,25<j
20,510,248
13,376*615 214.621,843 194,998,018
2,6Q2,000
2,970,600
31,163,332
30,357,100
995,008939,789
13,211,402
Il,34«,9k9
27.409,107
25 570,206
.
Net
—V.
operating income
charges
after
185,
p.
3.211,851
3.283,202
35.954.999
2,631,363
30,260,183
29,280,312
482.
underwriting.
of
Bros.
and
the
The
Community Club, Inc., Pueblo, Colo.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation on Jan. 16 filed
SEC covering $50,OOP of
10-year -G'/c
-Files
notification with the
debenture notes. Thcrsr will bt no
a
letter
of
•
entire
equipment
steel
cars;
stainless
Hutzler
steel
bid
Commerce
issue
of
estimated
insulated
hopper
&
box
In
stock-holders
of
of
that
issue
is
in 1959, 1960 and
common respectively. The
of Bowater
July
funds
for
Bowater
expan¬
Britain.
Ltd.,
holding
(2)
and
BCNA
a
for
company
the
5'a'/
all
Bowater
preference shares
184, p. 818.
subsidiary.—V.
99.424%
for the certificates as 63aS.
!
subject to the authorization
Commission.
certificates
to
cars;
gost
is
to
be
$23,151,130:
300- steel
100 steel flat cars;
baggage-Coaches.
secured
1,539
32
by
steel
triple hopper cars;
the
box
offered
company
5%
of
subsidiaries
of Mersey
Inc.—Securities Offered
public on Jan. 30,
convertible debentures
the
to
subordinated
interest
share.
The
Both
5%
or
offerings
at
before
Jan.
before
Jan.
before
Jan.
The
1,
conversion
l,
Jan.
before
$15
1,
1967,
and
1965;
1,
1,
$17.50
debentures
1959:
1961;
1963;
l,
.Jan.
fore Jan.
debentures
time,
1,
1969;
1,
into
thereafter
104.5%
1971;
and
redeemed
at
the
and
on
or
if
103.5',o
103%
of,..,redemption: 105% if
redeemed on or after Jan. 1,
1,
redeemed
but
1959,
1961. hut be--
if redeemed on or after Jan. 1, 1963, but
if redeemed on or after Jan. 1, 1965. but be¬
If
100%
the
of
in part by lot from time to time,,
at the following redemption prices,
date
if redeemed on or after Jan.
104%
option
or
notice,
the
to
be
102% if redeemed on
101% if redeemed on or
Jan.
per
convertible
are
converted
if
may
1967;
Jan.
$11
prices of $12.50 per share if converted on
per share if converted thereafter and
on
1962,
interest
1,
fore
at
1972.
accrued
Jan.
plus accrued
offered
was
quickly oversubscribed.
were
1,
subordinated
before
stock
convertible
company in whole at any
oh not lea than 30 days'
plus
offered at par
were
common
subordinated
stock
common
or
the
and
redeemed
or
after Jan. 1, 1967, but before
Jan. 1, 1969, but before.
or
after Jan. 1, 1971, but
after
on
maturity.
White, Weld & Co. and Rowles, Winston & Co. have
also placed privately, for the company, $750,000 of 5%
instalment
notes due
serial debentures due
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
sale of the certificates are
Interstate
to
unit
£50
during
to provide further
and
convertible debentures
\
>
Issuance
34.086.609
2,859,070
Belmont
'
Equipment Trust Certificates
headed an
$7,080,000
of 6% equipment trust certificates maturing annuallyMarch 1, 1957 to 1971, inclusive. The certificates, final
instalment of a total issue of $18,510,000, were priced to
yield from 5% to 5.75%, according to maturity.
Thu.
group won award of the issue on Jan. 28 on its bid of
Salomon
Net
—
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. on Jan. 29
banking syndicate which offered
99.09%.
shares
London
shares
1958-1962
$1,250,000 of 5*4%.
and
1963-1972.
^
investment
j
,
& Maine RR.
Boston
Each
holder
in
•
corporation has. just
subsidiaries
and/or
Illustrated
Corp.—Issues
Borg;-Warner
is
Ltd.,
America,
before Jan.
year.
Research and Development Center, housing the latest
processing and laboratory equipment, is being built at Syracuse,
taining
and
and
with
compared
the
issue
America
America
Uo.
before
nil
$2,000,000 of debentures
rose
$1,000,000
food
company's promoters are R. S. Barnwell, -Sr., R. S. Barnwell,.
H.
Harrell and Bear, Stearns & Co.
The" own or *'1'l
acquire a total of 390,000 common shares at $1 per share, or 39^
of the stock which will be outstanding after this financing,
assuming
Frank
the
in
quarter
third quarter.
Products Division. Scheduled for compietioh in March of next year, it will employ a full-time staff of 45
tt) 50 people.'—V. 185, p. 142
N.
The
Jj'.,
1955
share,
a
quarter
A
in
third
(he
18
the
1957,
common
financing.
offering
an
debentures.
18,
shares
1, 1972, and certain selling stockholders of the
are offering 100,000 shares of common
stock
(par $2)
through an underwriting group headed by
White, Weld & Co. and Rowles, Winston & Co. The
*
-
the
in
004,155
announced
of
Feb.
for
ac¬
of £1
A special meeting
additional
current
stock
company
.
Earnings Rise^—
of
months
4;687,284
respectively.
amendment.
company
the
ancl
of
that
exchange,
Chairman.
common
authorized.
called
million
requirements
option
Bowater
19,200,000
million
20
10
history
Canadian
a
due Jan.
the
the $603,247,028
ill
the' similar period a year ago.
Net income rose 5.84^
to $16,954,718 front $16,018,576.
This was equal to $3.58 per share on the
4,727,383 shares outstanding on Sept. 30,
compared with $3.41 per
highest
nine
that
has
been
of
Bowater
20,
$2,000,000
1956—5 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
Co.—Sales and
first',
the
For
of
has
financial
on
Bowater,
Brewster-Bartle Drilling: Co.,
.
supplied
21,
of
of
2834.
p.
will
Exchanges
,
in October d'soosed of it^ owners^1 o
investment banking company.—V. 180, p. 1974.
an
End. Dec. 31—
184,
of London
Stock
Two classes of stock of North Americap subsidiaries of the Bowater
Organization are already listed on
the' Montreal and Toronto Ex¬
changes:
(1)
the redeemable preference stock of the Bowater Corp-
$13,864,922 $13,787,225 $45,150,540 $44,152,020
—V.
Toronto
Holdings
Blair
Co.,
out
convertible
North
in
the
the
listed
company
creation
29,
of
purpose
Ltd.
Corp.
and
Canadian
been
has
Vansittart
parent
the
at
sion
(Feb. 4) in Canada—
Paper
Montreal
modern
in
Erie
with
into
Bowater
the
shareholders
Jan.
1961
Los
Sales
'
a
Bowater
convertible
fi¬
time
Sir
connection
from Helene Fuld Health
of Pepsi-Cola General
Bond Stores, Inc.—December Sales
beneficial'
Exchange Commission—
first
to
Bowater
On
the
on
British.■•'company
to, consider
stock
common
of
value outstanding
par
of
stock
trading
4i.
is the
a
—This
Norden,
Carl F.
Registers
for
(Feb.
The
2086.
—
connection
common
cording
and
listed as the. record
beneficial owner is
Shreveport, La.
in
today
in.
notification with
which Blair Holdings has interests are Pepsi- *
Angeles and First California Co., investment
in
of
is
of the issue is to provide further funds for the expan¬
of the Bowater Organization in North America and Brit¬
The Bowater Paper Corp. Ltd. intends to sub¬
cash
for
further common stock of The Bowater Corp. of
this
listed
It
Commission—
outstanding.
businesses
stock
purpose
In
The
according to Dr. Louis A. Rezzonico, Chairman.
a
holding company engaged in special situation
Bottling
£50, maturing in 1978-82, and bears
Offering price is 97.50%, to yield 5.9%.
5a»%.
Common Stock Listed Today
a
2618.
p.
Holdings,
Among
Cola
of
of
the
program
scribe
Corp.—Increases Investments—
has
124,800
units
in
is
rate
cartons,
own
holder,
paper
a
racks.—V.
their
Manufacturing
Jan.
on
issue
the
North America.
towel
Decker
&
amendments, the loan stock is not being offered to persons
are in, or who are known to be residents of,
new
The
ain.
Starfire
display
company
Canada.
England.
Division,
company's
($42,000,000) of
is being made
through The Bowater
for all Bowater units
convertible at the option of the holder
during July in 1959, I960 and 1961 into 21, 20, and 18 common shares
respectively. The new issue is callable at par rtfter Jan. 1, 1978. It is
being underwritten by the London and Yorkshire Trust Ltd. in London,
Association
Starfire
the
and
Each £50 unit of
sion
Sales Manager of
28
registered addresses
interest at
intro¬
been
National
the
at
Jan.
on
stock is
new
1933
its
2126.
p.
North
United States and
£15,000,000
of
(convertible debentures)
the United States.
circular
offering
shareholders
it was announced
America Ltd., holding
of
as
land
Regula¬
that
Corp., Ltd.—Debentures Offered—
Bowater
being offered to holders of the share and loan capi¬
The Bowater Paper Corp. Ltd. of record Jan. 18, 1957. However,
the issue is not registered under the United States Securities Act
tal
tile.
and
company
common
w.-
registration statement with the SEC on
Jan. 29,
1957, covering $2,000,000 of 6%
subordinated sinking-lund
debentures; due Feb. 15, 1967, and 600,000 shares of common stock,
50 cents
par.
These securities are to be offered for public sale in
units, each consisting of $100 principal amount of debentures at $98
smd
30
comniqn
shares at $1 per share.
Bear, Stearns & Co. is
named
as
the
principal underwriter.
Underwriting terms are to be
corporation
In the
acquires securities of businesses, for which it provides fi''nancing, reorganization and management services.Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers operates two Chicago bottling plants and
one -each
in Kansas Citv, Des Moines and Louisville.
It has 981,096
.
and
in
the
(b)
of
Corp.
to
Cnicago,
accessories,
soap
Borden
With Securities
Mining,
statements.—V.
bathroom
Starfire
in
designed
wall
holder,
Blair
the benefit
Carl F.
trustees;
record
the
as
which
Switzerland.%-V.
Offshore, Inc.,
Show
are
bathroom
Bottlers,
'
Barnwell
of
whose
of
to
$42,000,000
outstanding
Crl
Beitina
which
oi
&
the
of
account
each
Siglcr
(44.5'/ ).
and
financial
Paul Handley,
to
Foundation
outstanding
trust for
a
Norden,
c.
Fagg and 'The Chase Manhattan
Norden, of Washington, D. C., is listed
owner
has
Albv"
thousand,
the
Susan
of
C.
owner
of
under
T.velve
offered
benefit
Bethlehem
oy
offering
convertible unsecured loan stock
the
to
its
on
conditions
and
terms
financing;
the
company's
Blair Holdings
will
It
18%
or
account
trustees
Wegmann.
being
are
trusts
bearings.
shares,
the
Bank,
Inherent
2613.
p.
by this corporation,
nancing,
ball
106,620
for
of
appropriate
Builders
accessaries
This
public
company
stock.
being sold,
offered
Elsbeth
eighty
precision
Hanover
the
and
underwriter.
common
The
and
separate
supplied
to.be
are
Norden
for
sale for the
not receive
The public olfering price and underwriting
by amendment.
She arson, Hammill & Co.
principal
of.
offered
be
to
are
stockholders,
manufactures
shares
the
stock,
be
the
as
Barden
609,000
1
registration statement with the SEC on
146,160 shares of its outstanding $1 par com¬
part of the proceeds.
any
is
certain
of
SEC—
a
25, 1957, covering
stock.
These
shares
mon
account
which
An
;
the SEC
covering an undetermined number of shares of common stock (par $1)
to be offered to employees of the company and its subsidiaries pursuant
to
employees' stock purchase plan adopted in 1957 at 90'/
of the
closing market price on New York Stock Excchange on Feb 5, 1957.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V.
184, p. 2323.
37,852,219
filed
with
the
Files With Securities and Exchange
78,619,229
inc.—
corporation
act
respect
184,
Bowater Paper
be
31,944,761
Barden Corp., Danbury, Conn.—Registers With
The
that
risks
the
(3)
and (4) the existence
worked profitably.
be
ceramic-on-steel
of
the
by
consist
482.
p.
realized;
claims;
could
asserts
proceeds
line
new
tumbler
ry. oper.
oper.
Carolina, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Their yearly sales
about
$16,000,000. The properties will be operated as
a
wholly-Qwntd subsidiary to be called Calvine Mills, Inc.
The six plants have a total of 1,500 looms and 60,000 spindles,-and
are
engaged in spinning, weaving, printing and finishing cotton goods
used for apparel and household products ljke sheets and pillow cases.
In addition, they print and finish cotton cloth on a commission basis,
the Botany firm asserted.
...
.
Botany .said it had made a "substantial" down payment on the stock
of the acquired companies, and would pay the balance out of their
future earnings, but did not disclose the basis on which this will bo
done.—V.
1956—11 Mos.—1955
39,954,746
expenses
required to be stated, in
the proceeds of the issue
of
not
were
mining
complied
includ,e
Home
The
Net
not
According
equip¬
31,823,347
revenue
oper.
facts
5'/
which
further
the
of
Black
Railway
material
body
were
duced
In
RR.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
false
operations
order
The
Baltimore & Ohio
"would
prospective purchasers" in that the offering
and
misleading statements of material facts
receive; (2) the intention of the issuer in regard
funds to purchasers of the stock if insufficient funds
ceramic-on-steel
Period End. Nov. 30—
an
the
Bettinger Corp., Waltham, Mass.—New Products—
A
continuing
service.
plant
in
the
provides
on
1790.
p.
or
upon
unpatented
A
Lure
,
6,334,417,
demands
company
vacated
with respect to
1933
The order
on
the question whether
made permanent..
-
.
its facilities
expanding
business
of
6,350,079
,
.
is
the
were
Act of
corporation.
request,
offering circular failed to list the proposed order of priority of expendi-
$2.09
outstanding
Nov.
Diego,
•-*
~
to
mineral
a
does
of
Shares
Nov.
San
'
offering of the Bethlehem Mining stock
state
to
not
return
The
-
______
outstanding).—
be
disposition of the
is
issuer's
of
the
contains
the
issuer
4,064,000
14,413,000
—
this
upon
should
deceit
or
commence
Net
Mining-& ^Exploration Corp.,
order
fraud
a
circular
16,993,000
deductions————.
Income
cash.
-
for-hearts,
continuance of
16,227,000
19,408,000
1
income
Gross
v
Nqrth
The corporation filed its Regulation A notification on Dec.
27, 1955,
.proposing the. public offering of 250,000 shares of common stock at
$lper share.
In its order, the Commission asserts that the making or
(1)
/
$0.95
registration under the Securities
suspension
1955
18,712,006
$95,436
$1.42
public, offering pf, stock by
as
:.
$142,673
$0.29
Cotton Mills—
corporation has acquired all the stock of Smitherman Cotton
Inc., and seven related companies for an undisclosed sum of
Thes*
acquired companies
operate six
cotton-cloth mills
in
Mills,
Securities and EXchahge- Commission, it was * announced, on Jan.
£22,'has issued:an order temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemp¬
Operating revenues-__il___________._________ 119,509,000 106,397,000
Operating expenses and taxes—_____________ 100,797,000
90,170,000
Operating income_____—
Other inooine__L_£____;—:
$29,360
$0.40
*J?
$o.4o
Calif.—Offering Temporarily Suspended—
„
1956
Botany Mills, Inc.—Acquires
31,933
$39,512
1790.
opportunity
Months Ended Nov. 30—
~
'■'
^share_l
184, p.
-Bethlehem
,
%://'•' %%
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.11
13,165
.
aggregate
At the year-end,
2.34-to-l.—
was
,%
2322...,
p.
V.
$3.65 per-, share for
the
rose
•
for
,
creased
V.
.12,769
This
V Based on the 892,180; comfnon-.shares -outstanding pn,Sept. 29, 1956,w'-.i '
net'income for tile year was equaf to'$2.68 per share, -compared.'.,With
It
$52,281
5
,
following
cars; 35
26 steel covered
stainless steel coaches, and
•
"
-
two
pay-
off $2,650,000 of
payable
tb
to
created
discharge
working
in
long
$420,000
of
serial
to
short
with
term indebtedness and accounts
the acquisition of this equipment,,
notes
issued
in
1953
and
for
additions
capital!
is
BUSINESS—Companyshore
from the current financing will be used
and
connection
contract
principally, engaged
in
tidelands
and
off¬
drilling.
During 1956 the company acquired equipment
of new marine drilling units at an aggregate
cost
of
approximately $4,000,000.
These acquisitions were financed
through the issuance 6f. long and short term debt, accounts payable
to
suppliers and retained earnings.
The princpial equipment of the
company consists of eight submersible drilling barges all of which are
presently operating under contract in waters along the coasts of Texas
consisting
and
principally
Louisiana.
»
In January, 1957. the
formed Brewster-Bartle
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.
and
each
paid in $50,000 for
25,000 shares of Offshore stock.
Offshore plans to construct and oper¬
ate. on a contract basis or for its own account,
a
unit designed td
operate in waters up to 70 feet in depth and similar to the Kermac Rig
46.
It is contemplated that the new unit will be completed by the end
of
1957
at
a
cost,
company
and
Offshore
Co.
fully equipped, of approximately $3,500,000.
.
}
Participating in..the offering are: Dick & Merle-Smith; Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Baxter & Co.; Fahnestock &
EARNINGS—For
the
9
months ended Sept. 30,
1956, Brewster-Bartl^
prilling reported gross revenues of $5,239,870 and net income,
before
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
4
Monday, February 4, 1957
...
(608)
5%
5%
1,200,000 shs.
value)
par
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
revenue-
Railway
oper.
expenses.
141,677
192,151
1.920,780
Net rev. from ry. oper.
$150,199
$156,829
$1,657,724
57,899
66,600
743,318
—V.
Hayden, Stone & Co
Reinholdt & Gardner
*
—
250.000
100,000
100,000
100,000
& Co.—
;
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co—
100.000
100.000
75,000
Friedley,
Inc.—,
Watling,
Moreland,
*——•—,
50.000
25,000
facilities.
A.
1956,
30,
Nov.
stock."
addition.
In
$2,611,504,
was
Fair
Mr.
1957,
consolidated net income of $2,030,199, equivalent to
smaller number of common shares outstanding
that year.
In 1955 shares outstanding averaged 2,295.315; in 1956,
2,591,976. Thus, consolidated net income shows an increase of $581,305
(or 29% ) over the preceding year."
i
Mr.
Fair
also
explained
that net
income in 1956 includes six
months'
earnings
from
its
recently
acquired
veneer
and plywood
manufacturing subsidiaries located in North Stratford, N. H.
Sales
of these comoanies, he said,
"woose sales for the six months period
totaled
$2,245,421,
are
expected
to
contribute
a
further increase
to
consolidated net
earnings of Brown Co. in 1957, when a full
year's income from them will be reflected in Brown Co. statements."
Consolidated net sales
for the
year were
$59,682,935, an increase
of 11%
over
the figure of $53,820,733 for the preceding fiscal year.
had
company
Net
holders ol
the
Excluding
subsidiaries
Stratford
North
1956 showed
for
increase of 7%
an
Co.'s
Brown
stock
common
record
of
of
its
to
common
of record
held
stock
common
offering
is
company
proceeds
the
from
of
sale
working capital of the company.
to
of New
KR.
182,
The con¬
for the 15
purposes.
Jersey
1956—Month—1955
from
rev.
railway
old
ry. oper.
inc.
oper.
$4,883,510 $57,064,331
$52,713,553
44.990.705
41,408.481
increase in sales
$12,073,626 $11,305,072
4,204,074
4,486,460
a
completely new concept of
shortly thereafter commenced the
manufacture and distribution of chairs, desks, etc.
Today the company
is the third ranking manufacturer in this field in the
iJ. S.
$42,428,259
to
of 1955.
ing months
developed
and
during
ten
the
ended
with $32,038,680
compared
Net income
months
in
the
first
ten
$2,654,550 and in the first ten months of 1955 it
in
31,
Oct.
the
correspond¬
of 1956 was
$911,418.—V. 185,
339.
addition
houses
to
a
the
The
Gay
Harry S
by
has purchased the
Hydra-Feed
line
President
and
production-type
lathes
from
Hydra-Feed
Machine
of South Norwalk, Conn., and Detroit, Mich., E. C. Bullard,
and
Acquisition
General
of
the
Manager,
announced
Hydra-Feed
line,
Jan.
on
is
manu¬
now
facturing and marketing, represents an important new addition to the
present lines of heavy-duty machine
tools developed
and produced
the
Mr.
company,
Bullard
is
Co.
said.—V.
183,
of
1956—Month—1955
$11,488,558
184,
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$11,368,879
$127,488,616 $117,393,107
2834.
p.
California Electric Power
Ended
Operating
Dec.
Number
Earned
—V.
1956
1955
$'21,405,111
$19,019,084
3,577,675
3,108,243
3,200,000
2,900,000
SO 97
revenues
$0 91
_
of common shares
common
per
185,
p.
share
143.
Gay,
world-famous
N.
* '
■
on
be. in
of
to
company,
the
Tipple
Coal
George's
lease
Hill
Va.,
Hill
Co.
Creek
coal
past
on
12
coal
and
abroad,
Tape
Calpak's
650"
system
installation
to
the
first
entirely
operate
by
the
Hopkins
Gay
are
in
Corp.
of
operates
Monongahela River.
also recently purchased
1837.
coal
This
Md„
producers
company
owns
estimated
reserves
.
Cox,
Jr.,
Cherry
and
Hill
W.
County,
Coal Co.
Vice-President;
the
Gay
Lucille
to
the
George's
of
high-grade
or
has
exceed
under
has
a
Coal
Va.,
Corp.
Helen
at
has
acquired
Mills.
also
It
lailway supply division,
the
James
A.
Eutler,
184,
Secretary
and
Gen¬
620.
p.
is
with
of
Jaeulet
Mines, Ltd.
—
Financing Plan
924,000 remaining
authorized but unissued common shares and to buy
maximum of $10,000,000 face amount of 10-year 6% bonds.
Funds for this purpose and for bringing Copper Rand's own proper¬
ties into production are to be provided by Patino of Canada
through
par a
1,000,000
Copper
are
Rand
required,
shares
at
$5
$15,000,000
each
of
and
the
to
latter's
purchase,
6%
bonds
shaves, for $15,000,000.
Any additional funds
Rand and Chibougamau Jaeulet would be provided
common
Copper
by Patino as a loan at 6%.
See also V. 185,
Big.
Bertha,"
as
the
Calpak employees,
instructions
Furf^rnls
desired
fche
with
a
beings.
stored
automatically
in
its
memory.
is
computer
data
processes
It
sometimes
reads,
in
writes,
operations, sorts, collates and
in
information
degree
As
electronic
of
many
useful
accuracy
as
and
<8,000
form. T^ese
spqed
additions
that
and
accordance
makes
then
opT^tions
is
referred
The
stockholders
officers and
have
approved
a
restricted
stock
option
plan
for
key employees of this company.
with
summarizes
are
unattainable
subtractions
Up to 40,000 shares
to
decisions,
performed
by
can
human
be
per-
its
debentures
for
$19,903,300
31,
Jan.
of
also
See
20.
stockholders of record
of series A con¬
1977 on the basis of
common stock
held. Rights
common
for
due
shares
17
each
Feb.
on
to
subscribe
V.
185,
340.
p.
Broadcasting
Inc.
System,
Plans Ocean
—
This
joint
corporation,
of
owners
Jan.
30
jointly
Charles
H.
The
Los
the
Dr.
Los
Angeles-Santa
will
which
take
Stanton,
President
the
of
over
it
company,
Vice-President
will be
Oceanic
announced
Columbia and
Club.
Turf
Angeles
Angeles
Frank
Executive
corporation
new
Los
corporation
of
by
Strub,
the
and
new
a
project
Inc.,
the
was
of
firm.
Angeles
Los
develop the Ocean Park Pier area in
into a popular-priced family amusement
will
Monica
park.
This
the
tidelands.
The
recreational
lound
is
projected development is expected to get under way in the very
It has received
the enthusiastic support
of the Santa
City Council which liqs voted to grant a 25-ycar lease on
future.
Monica
30-acre
Pacific
tourist
and
contemplated for the early
Park
Ocean
attraction.
of
summer
planned as a yearof the project
is
The
opening
1958.-
New President of Unit Elected—
The appointment of Arthur L.
announced
was
Jan.
on
22
Chapman
as
President of CBS-Hytron
Columbia
manufac¬
by Dr. Frank Stanton, President of
CBS-Hytron is the electronic tube
Formerly Vice-President-Manufacturing of Sylvania Electric Products
Mr. Chapman succeeds Charles F. Stromeyer,
who resigned
of CBS-Hytron,—V. 184,
p. 621.
Inc.,
President
Columbia
Uranium,
Inc.,
Seattle,
Wash.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEO
corporation
covering
offered
at
Jan.
on
200,000
20
22
shares
cents
filed
of
share,
per
a
letter
common
without
with the
cent) to be
notification
of
stock
(par
one
underwriting.
proceeds
The
*°T exPenses incident to mining operations.—V. 186,
prei332USet* 10
Commercial Solvents Corp.—Gutman Elected to
Monroe
bankers
Corp.,
an
mercial
C.
and
Gutmsn,
investment
Solvents
partner
a
Chairman
of
the
company,
Corp.—V.
184,
in
Executive
has
been
Committee
elected
a
The
of
Board
investment
Brothers,
Lehman
director
Lehmsn
of Com¬
2115.
p.
/
a
five-year
period.
of common stock will be available for option
The price
to
be
paid
for
the
optioned
stock
$21 per share, which was the highest market price on Oct. 26,
be
the
day the directors
The
sion
over
will
1956,
it
can
be put into
effect.—V.
&
Power
Jan.
24
filed
con}Pany
covenn&
185,
on
^27,598
shares
of
a
writing
is
pp.
482 and
339.
earnings,
stock
with the
vaiue—
to offer these
Feb. ll, 1657,
statement
(without
par
held.
under¬
then
No
involved.
will
reserve
be
added
accruals,
to
etc.,
the
cash funds
and
program.
of
SEC
Co.—Registers With
registration
common
value $10.07 per share).
The company proposes
shares for subscription bv common
stockholders of record
at the rate of one
additional share for each seven shares
I ie
subscription price is to be
supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds
approved the plan.
plan is subject to approval of the Interstate Commerce Commis¬
before
Connecticut Light
stated
data.
by
expire
to
fund
debentures
of
to
p. 339.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Stock Option Plan—
ad¬
an
commercial
by
sinking
Corp.—Proposed Offering—
ofier
to
right
Broadcasting System, Inc.
turing division of CBS.
program
funds
the
1957
Columbia
30,000.000
The common shareholders of this company on Jan. 24 approved the
financing agreement recently arranged with Copper Rand Chibougamau
Mines Ltd. and Patino of Canada Ltd.
300,000
plans
company
5,
near
Counsel; D. F. Boies, Treasurer.—V.
additional
1956—52 Weeks—1955
$422,987,974 $380,009,045
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Wonderland
the
,
the
Elk
and
owns
continuing
a
facilities
and
assets of the Cherry
Hill Coal Corp. now exceed $1,500,000
coal production in 1957 is expected to exceed 600,000 tons.
Officers of the Cherry Hill Coal Corp. are Don
McGeorge, President;
T.
1956—4 Weeks—1955
184, p. 2835.
The
and
company
assuring
tons,
land
Lonaconing,
months,
lands
Stores, Inc.—December Sales Up—
over
Total
at
liabilities $5,416,000, and
V. 184, p. 2323,
current
185, p. 483,
$35,914,630 $34,654,919
—V.
are
the
Corp.
of
since
with
acres
Coal
.
the
Colonial
$100
and
eral
aggregate $21,390,000,
any
strong financial position.
1956, shows a
24,
of
death
taken
was
Johns
at
surgeon
10,000.000
on
Coal
Land
&
10,000
W.
the McGeorge
Cox-McGeorge Co.
A.
assets
Period End. Dec. 29—
year.
the
company
leased
or
newly-acquired
Cherry
Cherry
Creek
of
excess
the
Hoard,
at
The
needed
for the San Francisco business
community was realized
on
Jan.
16
when this corporation completed installation of an IBM
"Tape 650'
Magnetic Drum Data Processing Machine.
While
there
are
over
500 of the punched card operated "650" commuters installed
new
its
Not
capital.
The company's investment in this
which it cannot expect to liquidate without
working
company
Sales
operating
per
production.
addition
and
California Packing Corp.—Installs IBM Machine—
here
can
Pier Amusement Park—
owned
acreage
to
rate
In
purchasing
A new "first"
vanced
including
$2,000,000
Following
1904.
the ownership of the
high
as
both
in
provides Chibougamau Jaeulet with all the funds it®
will require to bring into production its copper properties situated in
the Chibougamau region of
northern Quebec.
To effect this, Copper
Rand has
agreed to purchase from the company for $2,772,000 its
Co.—Earnings Higher—
31—
income—j.—
$1,250,000.
exceeds
company
founded
Dramamine.
reserves
The
Years
of
excess
Approved by Shareholders—
(& Subs.)—December Sales Up—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales
Net
in
was
767.
p.
plant and inventory.
the
to sell
hopes that after the tax1 darry-back credit,
which it sustains will not exceed 20%
of this investment.
loss
town
1953,
Chibougamau
Butler Brothers
and
view
discontinue
to
arranged
has
it
soon,
business
wear
its
to
but the
vertible
estimated
29.
Bullard
which
add
loss,
and processing facilities, the Gay
of Mount Gay, comprising 90
mining
entire
stoie selling groceries, clothing, appliances,
household supplies. Total valuation of the Gay
company
Leslie
Dr.
Coal
tracer-controlled
Tool Corp.,
and
other
owns
automatic
of
but
Feb.
Gay, in
discover
leases
Co.—Acquires Hydra-Feed Lathe Line—
company
reasonably
worsted
company
tons.
Bullard
—V.
coal
the
maintains
and
capital.! Sales volume of the
In
The
W.
the
machines,
company
1956
months
was
months of about $539,000,
for the nine
credit
tax
working capital $15,974,000.—V.
company,
In
I
company, in cooperation with
The Murray Corp. of
has developed, and last year introduced, a fully-automatic
pin setter.
Murray is responsible for the manufacture and Brunswick
is responsible for the sale, installation and servicing of the pin setters.
sales
before
The balance sheet at Nov.
the Marshall Building, Cleve¬
purchased the Gay Coal & Coke Co. of Mount Gay,
Va., with assets valued at $1,250 000. This 50-year
has
County,
.
The
EARNINGS—Net
I.
R.
loss
corporation, with headquarters in
Ohio,
hardware, and
Coal
&
Coke
ago
Brunswick
furniture
design
"In
will the company be relieved of substantial losses by this action,
it
will also materially improve its cash
and inventory position
only
first to equip large, deep mines with mechanical
loading
produces high-grade steam and by-product coal.
Average production of the Gay mines is 35,000 tons per month. In
1953, nearly 400,000 tons of coal were shipped by this company.
America,
amounted
This
land.
BUSINESS—The company has been the world's leading manufacturer
distributor of bowling and billiard products for over a century.
More than one-half of, the sales of
this division consists of supplies
years
Laffer said,
Mr.
Earnings Lower—
Aikman Co.—Sales and
profits
men's
184, p. 2623.
Logan
and
class-room
Clevite,
for
Apparel Fabric Division lost over $466,000, or about 86%. In
this loss and as the company cannot expect that this Division
return
1956—11 Mos.—1955
401,370
the
Of
the
Earnings—
379,905
.
inventories.
Three
President, disclosed that the corporation has
nuclear materials research under contract .from lead¬
which compares
Bristol.
at
2015.
p.
$938,490
oper.
Nuclear Materials Group—
Jan. 22 announced the establishment of a
at its Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio.
on
group
doing
Current
gymnasium equipment has required larger amounts of working capital to finance accounts receivable
services.
$3.46
ended Nov. 24, 1956 were
with $38,942,000 for the same period last
year.
The net loss was $309,000 after a Federal income tax carry-back
credit of
$261,000.' Last
year,
in the same
period, net profit was
$766,000,
or
$1.37 per share
of common stock outstanding.
While
several other
factors contributed to this loss, such as non-recurring
expenses caused by the moving of dyeing and finishing operations from
Philadelphia to the new plant at Albemarle. N. C., and reduced sales
to the automotive industry caused by curtailment of
automotive pro¬
duction, particularly during the first and second quarters, the principal
reason was
the less sustained by the Apparel Fabric Division located
Cherry Hill Coal Corp., Cleveland, O.— Acquisition—
be
will
34.300,449
$4.30
Laffer,
G.
$32,044,000.
result in gross additions
to
$1,033,848
—V.
furniture and
school
bowling alleys,
by
$18,300,000.—V.
materials
Collins &
subsidiaries
its
3,945,020
Net
debentures
the
The recent
43,491,760
$0.90
business is about $5,000,000,
prices thereafter.
p.
corporate
and
expected
are
4,295,020
Net
are convertible' into common stock at any time at
share.
They also have the benefit of a sinking fund under
beginning Feb. 1, 1963 through Feb. 1, 1971, the company will
be required to retire $350,000 principal amount of debentures annually,
and at its option, may retire up to an additional $350,000 in each of
those years.
For the sinking fund the debentures will be redeemable at
100%
and accrued interest and for general redemption at 105%
and
accrued
interest to and including Jan. 31,
1958, and at decreasing
and
other
company
1957,
$5,328,868
a
PROCEEDS—Net
8,951.340
Consolidated net sales for the nine months
the
with
statement
revenue-
which,
added
13,086,611
$1.29
business, we have for some time
advanced research on materials that will work in high
temperatures and under highly corrosive conditions.
"This has lend naturally into our work with nuclear materials like
zirconium, uranium, niobium and hafnium.
In turn, our nuclear work
has
been
generating new knowledge useful in the high temperature
bearing field."—V. 184, p. 916.
1956.—V. 185,
17,
Dec.
on
Railway oper, expenses
Railway
16,677,453
—
conducting
been
debentures
The
$47.50
and
of
the
31.
Period End. Nov. 30—
Goldman, Sachs & Co. will underwrite the offering.
of
plant
Central
subscription price is 100%. The rights will expire on
Feb. 14, 1957. A group headed by Lehman Brothers and
19.283,003
ing companies in the atomic field.
Terming the step a logical one
connection with our engine bearing
of
The
1957.
31,
Jan.
on
utility
4,390,089
Lincoln, Neb.—Registers
Co.,
for
and
of
programs
months ending Dec.
stockholders
rights to subscribe to $5,888,800 of 5% convertible sub¬
ordinated debentures due Feb. 1, 1972 on the basis ot
$100 principal amount of debentures for each nine shares
—The
2,753,830
4,367,134
share
corporation
William
been
Exchange Commission—
registration
a
subsidiaries,
struction
10,045,315
2,801,868
—
com,
per
This
$1,750,000 of convertible subordinated
The debentures are to be offered for
covering
of
stocks
Offered
Co.—Debentures
Gas
&
and
filed
company
1957,
10,752,419
915,206
For.
&
income
nuclear
SEC on Jan.
debentures,
cue
Nov.
1,
1971.
public sate
at
100% of principal amount.
The interest rate, underwriting terms,
and names of the underwriters are to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds of the financing will be used for the repayment of
bank loans (aggregating $500,000 at Dec. 31. 1956) incurred to finance
past construction expenditures and to finance the purchase of sub¬
sidiary securities, for future construction expenditures, for temporary
advances .to
subsidiaries for construction purposes, lor investment in
sales
net
Electric
Securities
This
25,
those in 1955.—V. 184, p. 1678.
over
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Central
With
3,377,943
993,294
__-U-
Clevite Corp.—Forms
Co.,
to
3,644,855
_—
comparative purposes, the 1955 figures have been revised to
reflect earnings arising from increased natural gas revenues collected
by
a
subsidiary during the periods and suspended pending
final
review by the Federal Power Comniission.
These suspended earnings
ww e
included in 1955 year-end adjustments.—'V. 184, p. 2439.
339.
p.
17,634,638
63,777^047
"For
cents per share on the
81
5,486,329
76,329,050
income-——
on
Eains.
has advised the Securities and Exchange Commis¬
purchased 61,700 additional shares of common stock
bringing its holdings to 114,700 shares of common, or
21.5%
of
Elliott's
outstanding
stock.
The corporation also bought
6,000 shares of Elliott's 5% cumulative preferred stock.
According to Elliott's 1955 annual report, that company had 534,352
shares of common and 24,396 shares of 5%
cumulative preferred out¬
standing.
Another 91,884 shares of 5% cumulative second preferred,
which are convertible into 1% shares of common, also were outstanding.
The average cost of the common stock bought by Carrier was $29,725
per share the company said.
All the shares were bought from a whollyowned subsidiary of Elliott Co.
Elliott Co. declared a 2%
common
stock dividend, payable Jan. 15,
or $1.01 per share
pointed out, "this company
realized a
further gain on the sale of Canadian assets of $1,441,596
(representing primarily the excess provision made in a prior year
for income taxes based on the liquidation of the Canadian subsidiary)
as the result of a final settlement with
the U. S. Treasury."
Mr.
Fair went on the state that "in
the previous fiscal year, the
ended
year
common
.6,704,160
has
it
Elliott
in
in consolidated net income and an 11% increase
net sales during its fiscal year ended Nov. 30, 1956
made public on Jim. 30 by this company.
E.
H.
Fair, President, said that "consolidated net income for
the
of
taxes
corporation
that
sion
Berlin, N. H.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
58,290,718
2,038,323
22,091,894
Fed.
for
Prov.
a
51,110,470
39,624,890
chgs.:
charges
interests
Corp.—Increases Elliott Investment—
Carrier
consolidated
was
approved
29
53,566,181
15,596,315
applic. to trim
Earns,
•
Oct.
on
17,380,482
2,451,592
income
miscel.
other
&
Interest
management proposal to
change the authorized capital stock of the company from 1,000,000
shares of $5 par value common staock to 3,000,000 shares of $5 par
value
common
stock.
The management
will consider submitting to
the stockholders any acquisition or other proposal which would involve
the issuance of any major additional amount of stock.—V. 185, p. 339.
stockholders
Tne
18,164,688
19,640,302
—
Interest
shares),———
(854,496
share
per
dry
deprec.,
%.-•———
Total
$1,118,343
$1.52
$1.31
"Includes $278,157 and $218,802 respectively for normal depreciation
and $234,076 and $238,064 respectively for amortization of emergency
increase
29%
A
income
$1,307,229
Income
Net
This
in
82,900
1,211,500
——
—
expenses
oper.
operating
Divids.,
int. 8c
10,342,038
net -12,302,285
108,500
1,416,100
admin, exps., etc.,
——---——
—-
213,206,192 721,608,758 672,385.970
185,872,138 180,229,395 598,417,687 562,984,782
etc.
Net
'
2834.
Brown Co.,
19o5
1956
income takes
Earnings
1,250
—
taxes
and
$15,134,114 $12,754,781
and
sell,
sales,
Federal
5.000
Johnston & Currie—
Lerchen & Co.
Brandenberger,
184,'p.
income
5,000
3,750
2,500
Masterson
White,
—V.
.
Frederking___i_.______
&
Hess
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.-—
Underwood. Neuhaus & Co.,
of
17,500
12,500
12,500
12,500
12,500
5,000
5.000
5,000
250,000
—
Blosser & McDowell—
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.
Straus.
"Cost
6c
holes,
1956—9 Mos.—*1955
1956—3 Mos.—"1955
income 223,677,128
operating
Depl.
Higher—
Steel Co.—Quarterly Earnings
Subs.)—Earnings Rise-
Co. (&
30—
Period End. Sept.
Gross
——
State
Com. Shs.
—$350,000
—250,000
250.000
Weld & Co.-——-.--—.
Winston & Co..™—^
Rowles,
$1,293,561
544,462
42.
sales
Net
and
Cities Service
Quarters Ended Sept. 30—
the company the respective principal amounts
of
subordinated debentures, aggregating $2,000,000,
and to purchase
from
the
selling
stockholders the respective number of shares of
common stock, aggregating
100,000 shares, set forth below:
White,
inc.—
subsidiary of C.I.T., the nation's
industrial financing company.—V. 185, p. 143.
Factors is an operating
Costs
agreed to purchase from
Subor. Debs.
185, p.
Carpenter
severally
have
operl
railway
Net
director
consumer
largest
$3,175,660
1,882,099
$3,578,504
$348,980
$291,876
oper.
President of Commercial Factors Corp., has, been
of C.I.T. Financial Corp., it- was announced on
Kelly,
M.
a
^Commercial
1956—11 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
Period End. Nov. 30—
'
below
named
Walter
RR.—Earnings—
Northwestern
&
Financial Corp.—Kelly Elected a Director—
C. I. T.
make decisions
instructed, it will
181, p. 859.',.
so
Railway
debentures.
conversion of the subordinated
when
second.—V.
2,300, each
of
Carolina
"900.000 shs,,
"In addition. 20.000 shares are
reserved under the company's Em¬
ployee Restricted Stock Option Plan, 70,000 shares are reserved for
Issuance
upon
the exercise of common stock subscription warrants
and 160,000 shares are reserved as the maximum number issuable upon
($2
stock
Common
and
minute,
a
rate
elected
$1,250,000
2,000,000
750,000
$1,250,000
2.000,000
750,000
1963-72—
subor. conv. debs, due Jon. 1, 1972
installment notes due 1958-62
5%%/serial debs, due Jan. 1,
the
at
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
I
Authorized
Outstanding
CAPITALIZATION
in
formed
assets, of £435,748. Brewster-Bartle
currently has 900,000 shares ol common stock outstanding.
extraordinary gain on sale of fixed
Drilling Co.
applied
There
available
toward
is
the
from
retainetJ
-financing
presently
oI
approved a
$100,7-8,200 for the company's construction
program, of
which
Number 5609
Volume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.,.
(609)
$8,417,800 had been expended to Dec. 31, 1956 for projects presently
under construction, approximately $35,320,600
will
be
spent in
1957
and the balance,
or
approximately $56,9j9,800, will be expended to
carry out the program in 1958, 1959 and I960.—V.
184, p. 2439.
This subsidiary
scope.
fication.
cently
(3)
corporation
The
ended
Dec,
on
Oct.
31,
Federal
provision
for
cents
share. These
per
29
1956
reported
net
amounted
income
taxes,
results
income
after
to
all
$116,896,
compared
with
the
for
to
same
period of 1955 in the amount of $106,474, also equivalent to nine
per share on the lesser number or shares then outstanding.
cents
184,
2 737.
p.
before Federal
Profit
income
Federal
income
Net
The
* 24 Weeks
2,535,804
record
1,200 298
50
_
$1,783,444
'
$0.83
dividend
Inc.—Earnings
servicing to
Mfg.,
$0.80
paid
Consolidated
*
Based
share
$1.22
was
L.
J.
S.
"Acquisition
orders
and
of
the
'.>'%<■
1956.
net
for
C.
I,
for
Lines,
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
Wheeler
have
been
C.
have
Robertson
Commission
examiner's
Kenneth
Express,
"Current
except
net
working
from
capital
V.
ratio
average
an
of
Freightways,
$5,679,726
Farnsworth
increased
Co
(including
Inc.,
$7,966,116
to
of
as
&
from
to
1.82
which
1.99,
Snead, Jr.,
President
Farnsworth
San
the
The
lease
&
L.
P.
corporation also
tne
and
terminal
of
compare*
serve
announced
meat
G.
This
to
tne
an
open
company's, line
establishment
will
Office
filed
with
roaster
of
heat-
of
of'ice
an
centralize
the
in
Los
western
activity
183,
Corp.
the
SEC
011
statement
stock
(par
the
with
$5).
plant
was
which
was
established
named
head
as
of
the
introduced
1923,
tmss
'pro¬
methods
total.
sales
corporation
of
period
reports
$42,830,000
of
1955.
683,010
of
income
of
ended
$13,155,000
stock
74
or
months
in
Dec.
the
31,
1956
corresponding
$850,000
common
$373,000,
six
with
compared
Net
shares
with
the
for
cents
was
equal to $1.25 per share
outstanding at Dec. 31,
1956
per share on
503,010 shares in
1955.
Consolidated will take
Consumers
higher sales reported
substantial .increase
of
certain
184,
the
in
business
in
1956
but
period
reflect
due
were
also,
in
the
in
part
earlier
to
a
period,
and, in
press deliveries until subsequent months
regular deliveries and a carryover from preceding
shortages
interrupted
production
schedules.—
1956 period, both
vvuen
steel
Power
This
The
owners
company plans to offer this
on
the basis of one share for
stock
to
present
each
15
shares
and
It is planned to give employees of this company and its
Michigan Gas Storage Co., an opportunity to purchase
for by stockholders.
The proposed price would be "not less favorable to the company than
$4.50 per share below the then current market price of such stock in
already held.
not
64-county
Michigan
improvement
expansion
and
$95,000,000.
Major
include
of
construction
a
fifth
eighth
and
its
generating
natural
Consumers
customers
ol
1,586
the
of
about
811,000
same
customers
electric
villages
cities,
Michigan
and
The
is
is
Hit
1957,
sales
(orders
showed
Jan.
an
shipped)
increase
of
in
60%
six-month
over
a
parable
six
Orders
months.
booked
for
.
,
the
six
months
were
78'o
greater
than
an
a
'
'
another subsidiary, to worldwide
of
Governors
178,
had
postponed
p.
1956,
debentures
4%
"••■Includes
voting
from
Feb.
14
to
may
the
sinking
1
%
to
Offered-^Public of¬
at
option
Its
■*%
at
fund
the
debentures will be redeemab1" at prices
,
plus accrued interest.
For general
be redeemable at prices ranging from
100%
will
per
shares
year.
reserved
Also "includes
Ball.
has agreed
to
for
conversion
maximum
a
of
12,000
Burt.li
A.
G.
to
bearing,
non-dividend
by
the
of
several
to
debentures
of
_____-$1,025,000
non¬
principal underwriters'
purchased by each
be
Yvcobcr,
& Curl's
Paine,
165,000
to
Inc.
Co.
285,000
Co.
165,000
Deetjen to
Mar&ehe
Rodman
Co
185,
285,000
165,000
Co.165,000
Renshaw.__
to
Schwabacher
to
Shearson, Hammiii to Co.
Walston to Co., Inc.___
165,000
Co.165,000
to
to
165,000
.nu^s.m
R. W. Pressprich to Co.
165,000
Reinholdt to Gardner165,000
to
165,000
Henlz
$165,000
Laurence M. Marks to Co.
Kraus285.00)
Co.
Bissell to Meeds.:,_
Laird,
285,000
,
Becker
Gran.ery,
—V.
in
issue
smiivs,
names
amount
Co
Burga to
J.
H.
to
represented
fractional
principal
Wertheim
285,000
&
165,000
285,000
285,000
Co
144.
p.
Detroit Harvester Corp.—May Change Corporate Name
A change in corporate name in keeping witty,.
^, policy, „<#. .expansion
through planned diversification will be considered by the stockholders
at
annual
their
For
many
confined
meeting.
»
the company's business was
0,f.,specialty, lines of agricultural im¬
haymowers
ana ' other
harvesting
equipment
its incorporation,
after
years
production
largely .tQ
principally
by it for sale to the large tractor manufacturing companies.
complexion of the business, has
changed and today the
company is engaged in a diversity of industries.
Haymowers
and
harvesting
machinery
is
still
manufactured
in
the Implement Division's plant at Zanesville, Ohio,
but at the Motor
State
Products
plant in Ypsilanti, Mich., complete convertible top
plements,
Uhe
But,
assemblies
of
product^ in addition to its established
tires.
company
will
add
the proceeds
from the offering
working capital. ■ Additional funds are reouired by the companv
its increased volume of business.
Part of the proceeds will
to
its
to
finance
automobiles
for
manufactured
are
and
the
at
Dura
plant
in
Toledo,
Ohio,
hardware
for
automobiles
and
household
appliances, window regulating mechanism used 011 automobiles and the
hydraulic mechanism for operating automobile convertible tops, are
made.
of
One
Harvester's
home
for
leading
manufactures
which
divisions
is
Mower
Moto
Richmond,7
at
reel-type
and
rotary-type
sizes, driven by gasoline
in
users
lawn
power
all
electrical
or
/
and
including self propelled types and riding types.
Paris Products DivLs'on at Paris, Ky., manufactures
The
weights,
the
automotive
for
power
truck
dust
mowers.
the
ill
•
autorhoblle
and tractor
net
earnings,
with $1.14
at
rate
of
policy* of
plant
Important
improve methods,
says.
and
through
is
now
reported
are
booths, ovens,
equipment in
$1,599,681,
at
in com¬
Dividends were continued
the 22nd consecutive ye(fir
1956
per
expansion
attention
receive
taxes,
earnings for
1955 fiscal year.
the
for
$1.20
after
net
sha,re, marking
payments to stockholders.
dividend
The
to
industrial
/
highest in six years.
a
per .share
basis,
parison
of
/
.
manufactures spray
other
the annual report for 1956. reports sales totaling
than
25'/
greater
than
the
best previous
year.
in
more
On
the
Detroit,
and
field.
company
Consolidated
.
.
Division
collectors,
automation
The
and
produces permanent mold aluminum castings used in
industry, and for other products, such as deck covers
lawn
Petcrs-Dalton
tne
wheel
tractor
pumps,
January,
$3.05
diversification
planned
beginning
were
to
fruit,
bear
continues
the
report
investments in new machinery and equipment to
increase efficiency and reduce costs are reported.
Dealer Finance Plan
Is Offered by Moto Mower—
sales-clinch ill?
preferred dealer finance p'a^ designed to insure
greater percentage of the huge $300,000,000 power mower
market is being offered by Moto Mower.
1
The plan is in co-operation
with several large finance companies
and is available to Moto Mower
dealers as an important technique
A
dealer's
a
closing
and
that
finance
The program features both non-recourse
For the dealer the non-recourse factor
check immediately a»-d Is u -de»- virtually
financing.
will
he
obligation
no
immediately.
sales
non-reserve
means
for
receive
a
should
payment
the
buyer
fall
to
reimburse
the
company.
non-reserve
building
dealer
receives
up
the
feature
further
a
reserve
or
full
profit
from
eliminates
the
insurance fund
each sale.—V.
necessity
again.it
185.
p.
of
loss.
144.
the
The
•
Diana Stores Corp.—December
$5,521,008
184,
p.
Drilling Corp., Odessa, Tex.- -Registers With
Dixilyn
SEC
195'i—5 Mos.—1955
$4,742,218 $17,507,660 $15,490,850
2835.
Securities and
This
Sal^s Up—
1956—Mon'h—1955
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales
—V,
corporation
Exchange Commission—
011 Jan. 28 filed a registration statement with the
shares of its class A convertible sttock, $4 par,
public sale through an underwriting group headed
covering 930,000
he
for
offered
by Hemphill.
offering
price
Noyes & Co. and Dallas Union SecuritiCf, Co.
and underwriting terms are to be supplied
ment.
The public
by amend¬
■
.
„
wells, principally
a cor tract basis
for others.
Organized in 1954, it acquired all of the drilling assets,
including' five land drilling rigs, of Dixilvn Drilling Companv, a part¬
nership consisting primarily of the company's principal stockholder,
M
O. Boring. Jr. and M. O. Boring, Sr.
It now owns and operates
four hind drilling rigs and two offshore drilling rigs.
It has entered
Dixilyn
producers of mechani¬
.
non-dividend bearing, non-voting
204 081
and
shares
1,162
Lehman Brothers
to
100%.
•PROCEEDS—The
•
i!)uo
follows:
as
The
additional $349,000 principal amount annually.
line
1,
offered.
now
company
for
scrip
the
are
1984.
Rubber Co.—Debentures
cal rubber goods and foam rubber
organization of a new subsidiary called Nucledyne Corp. to
engineering engagements in the nuclear power and propul¬
sion fields. Incorporated in November, 1956, Nucledyne's orders reached
'
Dec.
to
exchange for all the
outstanding capital Stock of a domestic corporation engaged in the
distribution, among other things, of the company's tires in the Detroit,
Mich. area.
It is presently expected that this exchange will be con¬
summated prior to March
1, l..<67.
in
President of the New York Stcck Exchange. 011 Jan. 28
Board
BUSINESS—This company is one of the larger
The
'
the study of other highway locations
Long Islanu,
Wesccncsier and Connecticut,
that additonal roadside self-service stores with
general merchandise at competitive discount prices,
profitable development of the Davega business.
the company.—V.
company
For
the past six montlis
t'r*
commnntfcv.
ranging from 102 ȣ%
to
1 ademption
pui poses they
..
in tlie
in
company.
One of these loans
amount of $195.3% is due in
issuable upon exercise of options oustanding
63,343 shares r«served for conversion of the out¬
debentures
shares which the
continuing
retire up to an additional $165,000
principal amount in each of those years; thereafter it is required to
retire a minimum of $340,000 annually and may optionally retire up to
undertake
$934,869 at year's end.
(2) The expansion of AirMod Corp.,
.
S'nking fund provisions require th<b retirement annually during 1962a minimum of $165,000 principal amount of the debentures and
included:
(1)
.
1966 of
the
107"!
highlights of the company's activities during
the consolidated earnings
5 V\ % convertible subordinated de¬
bentures, due Jan. 1, 1972, and convertible into common
stock at $24.50
a
share is being made by a group
headed by Lehman Brothers at 102V2% and accrued int.
The debentures are convertible into common stock'at $24.50 per share.
comparable period a year ago.
The
of increasing
by
public hearing to discuss the possible delisting of common
Stores Coip.
The postponement was made at the
a
Dayton
period ended Jan. 2,
it was announced
due/
notes
shares
25,116
31,
Dee.
the
of
fering of $5,000,000
ago.
year
the
represented by
fractional shares.
dealer
22
of
§ Includes 627 shares
scrip for
funds
Davega
of
request
Profit for Half Year—
the
of
stock
by Walter C. Hasselhorn, President. He attributed the in¬
crease
to reorganization of the company's sales operations.
Earnings for the six-month period before Federal income taxes WRre
$761,663 compared with a loss of $103,043 in the first half of the pre¬
vious fiscal year.
After Federal taxes of $391,637, this was equal to
$1.32 per share, compared to a loss of 18 cents per share in the com¬
on
12
March
340.
Cook Electric Co.—Reports
instalments
$47,422,945,
Jersey,
of
the
announced
underwriting group headed by
p.
borrowed
money
promissory
wholly-owned subsidiary of the company. These notes bear interest
rate of 4%
per year, subject to change under the terms
of the loan agreement
within the range of not more than 4Va%
or
less than 4%
per year.
The company has guaranteed payments of the
principal and interest on these notes.
The
expected
Keith Funston,
placed privately by the
Triangle
Delisting Hearing Postponed—
Industries, Inc.—Offering
167,403 shares, or 98.3%
of
170,297 shares of common stock offered by this
corporation under rights which expired on Jan. 28 was
subscribed for.
The balance of 2,894 shares has been
Allen & Co.—V.
first,
effect,
New
expanded lines
will constitute
185,
represent
4'/a%>
by
take-offs, for use with equipment in the automation field.
Paragon Aluminum Corp., acquired by Detroit Harvester Co.
of
Corp.
residential
and
company
it
and
Continental Copper & Steel
98.3% Subscribed—A total of
185,
evidenced
power
stock
E.
M.
Corp.
making
northern
in
445.000 cs
townships.—V.
and
of
industrial
43.
p.
is
1970.
to
current
a
Triangle Holdings—
the
,
distribution system.
gas
serves
in
unit
the
Stores
Davega
,
size at the John C. Weadock
power
plant near Bay City, and the continuing construction of the
250,000 kilowatt unit at the new Dan E. Karn plant adjacent to the
Weadock plant. The construction program also includes numerous addi¬
tions to the company's electric transmission and distribution systems
an
and
promissory notes due annually 1957
4%
promissory notes due annually
$2,000,000
coolant
of
eliminating an unprofitable division, and,
available for opening additional units for
retail operations.
'
'
The significant success of its initial Drive-In store opened November,
1955 in Spring field,, ,I\t-,J.,: has resulted,in the signing of a contract for
its enlargement to almost double the present size—a total of approxh
rnately 45,000 square feet, 011 one floor with suitable parking space to
accommodate
many
hundreds of automobiles.
After completion, ilie
Springfield unit will be the dominant store in this highly developed
work on
Cobb power plant at Muskegon,
156,250 kilowatts at the B. C.
unit
generating
by
parts,
all
the business of chain store retailing.
sale has
The
,
projects
4%
remaining
owned subsidiary engaged in the wholesale
Chicago, 111. The sale was made to a group
100';
a
including
Industries
to
secondly,
is estimated that the
1957 will amount to
It
in
service area.
expenditures
outstate
by
evidenced
the
/
**912,473 shs.
A
5
washer:;,
of
"
§46.518 shs.
112,000,000 shs.
__
Industries
sold
business in
order
resources
„
5,000,000
quarterly instalments to June 1, 1967, with interest at 4Va% per year
until May 31,
1957 and thereafter
1
4
per v >.u
T is other loan,
outstanding at Dec. 31. 1956 in the amount of $247,000 is due in
last
effect
at the time the offering price is determined."
Dan E. Karn, President, said the proceeds of the sale, estimated at
approximately $24,009,000. would be used to finance expansion and
improvement of the electric and natural gas facilities in the company's
heretofore
mail
Investors,
Triangle
subscribed
5,000.000
46.518 shs.
wholly-owned Subsidiary
outstanding at Dec. 31,
1956
has operated at a loss for the past few
years, and it is deemed in the best interest of Davega Stores Corp.
to
withdraw from the wholesale and mail order business and to apply all
of common stock
562,500
1,099,000
deben¬
50c
is
1)56
1966
Coleman, formerly of Highland Electric
Co.;
Benjamin
Q.
Beckerman.
a
certified
public
accountant,
and
Leonard Colin,
who has been President of Triangle Industries Corp.,
as
well as a director of Davega Stores Corp.
of
share-
common
has
corporation
Corp.,
subsidiary,
shares
Stores Corp.—Sells
Davega
Offering—
Co.—Plans Stock
442,300
—
evidenced
30,
mowers
on
442.300
cumula-
tA.
Ind.,
1350.
p.
2324.
Jan. 25 filed a petition with the Michigan P. S.
Commission for authority to issue and sell 549,324 shares of its au¬
thorized but unissued common stock.
company
is
and
Oct.
frame
The
the
*$9,999,000
deben¬
1972
(par
Outstanding
*$9,999,000
developed
The
on
FINANCING
PRESENT
_
1970
annually
one
and
history
562,500
preference
$2,000,000
to
motors
The
stock
1965,
underwriting
,
in
seasonal
finance
company's
Products
subordinated
1,
($2
'$5,999,000
1966
Hirseh
along with other company funds, to
initiated a year ago with acquisition
adjoining the Danly property.
to
the
3,000.000
Co. -L
to
the die set industry.
Since World War II it has
of
the
lending manufacturers of mechanical stamping
the order backlog of the press division at Nov. 30, 1956,
estimated by the company at approximately 38% of the industry
was
TO
1970
$35)
(par
Bat-he
amendment
an
registration
common
Inc.
months
p.
Latex
Hallgarten to Co
Co.
to
cqmpany,
duction
Stations—
below.—V.
1
Common
Exchange Commission—
are
to be used,
expansion program
Becker
presses
Broadcasters, Inc.—
Radio
&
five
011
1,
Jan.
stock
standing
dishes,
headquarters for the company's new
as
company
former Thor
become
V.
Inc.
to
proceeds
the
deferment
Time,
added
corporation on Jan. 30 filed a
for the sale of 150,000 shares Of
group.
The
223
Vice-President, stated that
185, p. ,143.
due
483.
p.
continue * the
31,
units of equipment, a
warehouse and the Oakland
purchase of
Consolidated Television
See
been
organization.
investment
The
immediately.—V.
Sale of Television
have
dish,
The
SEC
area.
includes
C-F
cook-and-serve
ovenware.
compared
Caffar,
operations
Brand
EFFECT
subordinated
Dec.
convertible
A
Em- nuel,
terminal.
over
with
compared
Danly Machine Specialties, Inc., Cicero, 111.—Registers
operations in
100th year of
celebrating its
is
Francisco
San
$40,900,000,
were
25,
1957, to its registration statement covering an additional
200,000 Diversified Income Fund, series D2, shares.—V. 182, p. 2788.
and
Francisco-Oakland
the
1956
Consolidated.
of
Ruggles
transaction
on
Pyrex
utility
This
Consolidated—
Ruggles Sells to
draying
the
of
31,
of
Jan.
all
Oct.
5%i%
due
quarterly
with $48,339,-
1955."
31,
American
convertible
tures
and
warehouse business of Farnsworth to
Ruggles by Consolidated Freightways, Inc., was announced on Jan. 31
by George D. Hart, President of Farnsworth to Ruggles, and by J. L. S.
Purchase
on
Crown Western Investments, Inc., Dallas, Tex.—Regis¬
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
for the trucking industry at the end of 1965."
1.27
new
a
A.
current
"The
Dec.
at
Dec.
on
of
UNDERWRITERS^--1The
regular
a
hand
on
value
165,
1956.
with
share
a
2115.
$112,578,422
from
earnings
quarter
of
Corning sales representatives in Arizona, California, Idaho/Montana,
Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Alberta and British Columbia.—
Terminal C0.1 compared with a year
to $16,005,887,
while current,
from $6,698,696 to $8,039,771: creating an increase
liabilities increased
1955.
GIVING
Corp. due 1958——________
14
recom¬
Poorman
♦Notes
4%
at
regional sales
Freightways
increased
have
fourth
of $19,358,646, compared
shipments of $10,242,036 for the
Net earnings for the year 1956 were $4;842,202,
With Securities and
for
subsidiaries
in
is
Consolidated
assets
of
in
of
Promissory notes due 1957 to 1970.
tMortgage loans of Ranger Realty Co.
paid.
booked
Angeles, Calif,
applications filed
bjcen negotiated and
Van
dividend
1955.
The
Transport,
Transfer to
consummated.
and Portland, Ore.
Wash.,
ago,
Sea
holders of
to
1955 shipments of $38,074,796.
in 1956 were $80,079,569, compared
and
route common carrier
operating between Seattle and Vancouver, B. C. Kenneth Foot-man
is an irregular route cairier of special commodities in the Northwest/
Martin Transfer is a regular route common carrier between Longviow,
approval.
a
1957
quarterly
a
Manager,
reported
share on shipments
cents
highest
Authorized
en
received
Co,
with
compares
cents
Corning Glass Works—New Products—
Co\
purchase of Sea Van
Transfer
Martin
79
the
were
year ended-Oct.
profit
CAPITALIZATION
651,820
are
shipments of sh,214,437, compared with $1,750,227,
Two
approved,. will extend Corisclidated's operations in Canada to Whitehorse
in the. Yukon
and from there to Fairbanks, Alaska.
'
"Contracts
There
dividend of 62%
on
per
if
and
authorized
on
resistant
Company
Commerce
been
have
Clipper Transit
shares.
quarterly
a
stock, payable March 29,
This
previously
$2.72
net
a
(Includes
in the cases involving Model Truck
They have not yet become final.
"Northern Freightways, Ltd. has been acquired subject
to approval
the British Columbia Public Utility Commission.
This transaction,
Line
2,000,000
the
Cooper-Bessemer stcck increased from $31.76 per
share to $37.40 per share during the year 195b.
Record
shipments and earnings for 1957 were forecast.—-V. 184,
said:
Hauling
increasing
on
share
Book
621,474
outstanding,
Terminal,
Express
Interstate
shares
months
10
Freight
Country
Willamette
"Favorable
of
first
of
President,
Western
and
mended
the
Jr.,
of
Pacific
Ltd.,
Storage
for
Snead,
number
to
29
'29 declared
1957.
sales
31, 1956. amounting to $75,813,409 on
$2,593,002 was earned.
In the preceding fiscal
year sales,and net profit were
$69,150,073 and $2,321,476, respectively.
Capitalization—
share
$56,017,932 $41,153,729
*1,503,440
1,301,440
income
average
1,000,000
Increase
a
in
during tne fiscal
which
tures
a
orders
EARNINGS—Net
Class
$2.69
$21,300,000
7,390,086
981,779
,_—
the
April
single environ¬
a
$7.43
990
1955
leasing.—9,484,367
net
on
vote
in
once
or
on
Rise—
i£56
revenues-—
income
scheduled for occupancy next month.
a section of Inland Testing Labora¬
family, was put into operation at. the
Through automation it is now possible to test
General
or
used temporarily to reduce bank loans incurred
inventory and receivable peaks.
to
share
$1,769,536,
p.
Total
Cook
be
be
those
common
with $516,995, or
fourth quarter in
$45,551,786 S33.142.168
- —
equip,
non-carrier
of
Jan.
15,
Miller,
Orders
10 Months Ended Oct. 31—
Other
of
or
Freightways,
revenues
of
Laboratory,
will
on
the
on
per
L.
New
Transportation
re¬
Electric
from
March
cents
of
Oct, 31,
Consolidated
one
Center.
directors
share
per
1,440,014
stock
common
and
overhaul
outstanding.
The
Sl.335,506
1,956,243
—
"Adjusted to give effect to 10%
1955.—V. 184, p. 2223.
shares
E.
.
is
Cook
stock
common
2,004,075
\
__________
the
stockholders
3,787,519
profit
shares outstanding—
Earnings per share
the
will
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.—To
$113,120,855
Average
modi¬
and
Force
and
halfway
more
many as 10,000 electronic components at
mental chamber.—V. 184,
p. 2738 and 2012.
Ended
_____
Air
States
installation
as
Dec. 17, '55
taxes
two
Technological
$155,312,501
taxes—
of
the
passed
source
in
Ended
___
United
expanded, including the establishment
Francisco, Calif., and Rome, N. Y.
San
construction
111.,
Dec. 15, '56
Sales
aircraft modernization
the
engineering,
were
Fla.,
(5) The Reliability
Earnings Up—
26 Weeks
The
occupied,
tories
I
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Sales &
with
the
operations
Miami,
radiation
Sales for the 1956 period amounted to $8,296,580. as
compared with
aggregate sales of $2,224,113 for the three months ended Oct. 31 1955
Backlog of unfilled orders on Oct. 31, 1956 amounted to $24,578,000,"
which contrasts with a backlog totaling $29,316,000 on Oct. 31
1955
—V.
at
Grove,
and
nine
the
specializes in
contracts
Technological Center at Morton
point.
Two buildings were completed
occupied by the middle of February,
and
the three uddtionel buildings will'be finished
by June 15.
The
building which will house the world's most powerful cobalt 60 gamma
three
including
equivalent
earnings
Sales
offices
(4)
for
charges,
holds
undertaken
telephone communication systems and equipment under USAF contracts.
Consolidated Diesel Electric
Corp.—Earnings Up—
months
It
has
5
in
the
is
Gulf
engaged
of
in
Mexico
the
and
drilling
of oil
the bordering
and
states,
gas
on
.
February 4,r 1957
-Fmeuicial Chronicle. F. Monday,
The Commercial and
6
G. LeTourneau, Inc., for the condrilling platform designed to drill
water of a depth of 100 feet; and it is expected that the new.
mobile platform will be ready for delivery by Nov. 15, 1957.
Net proceeds of the financing are to be used in part to repay out-1
standing debt of the company, including $250,000 borrowed from the
two principal stockholders and
$380,000 to Dixilyn Oil Co. (the bal¬
ance
remaining on the purchase of drilling rigs and equipment), the
balance
due
cn
a
bank
loan in
connection with the acquisition of
an
offshore
drilling rig, the balance due on the purchase price of
the company's second
offshore drilling rig, and a 90-day bank noteincurred
for
working capital purposes
(the amounts of such latter
three items are
to be supplied by amendment).
The balance of the
proceeds will be added to general iunus oi
tne company and will
be
used
for
the
payment in
part of the cost of the LeTourneau
Platform and for the purchase of the drilling rig and related equip¬
ment
to
be
mounted
thereon
(estimated
to cost in1 the aggregate
into
option
an
etruction
01
R.
with
agreement
mobile
offshore
new
n
for
the
house
the
company's
able
$3,600,000,
cost
remaining
from
quarter business was above
Archbold H. Robinson, Treasurer.
The
will be
indicates
corporation, which manufactures facial tissues and other paper
has purchased Keta Gas & Oil. Co. from Swan-Finch Gas
Development Co., it was announced on Jan. 25 by Admiral Roy H.
Callahan, President.
A
A
)
A
Doeskin
acquired Keta by issuing shares of previously authorized
but unissued
common
stock to Swan-Finch Gas Development. This
transaction
was
consummated Dec.
31, 1956.' f inal price per share
of
tne
stock will be
based
on
tne average price over the 60 dayss
This
As
Doeskir.,
of
will
A The
or
/
to
rliares
two
Swan-Finch
a
of
interest in
than 50 %
Callahan
Doeskin
said
plans
As of Dec. 31—
Total
—V.
value
asset
183,
—;
—
184,
It
2239.
p.
'A
A'
'
for
A* 24,629
$*1.44
the natural resources field, Adm.
expand its paper products operations-
Total
net
corporation
Jan.
on
The
?
rsed
*Jr.
will
company
the
purchase
Jther
Net
—V.
shareholders—^
of
$20
1956—Month—1955
C.
said Crowell-Collier would net about "$4,000,000 from
A"
'
•<
>
5"« •
'
,
The Donnelley company, he added, does not contemplate conducting
.printing operations in Springfield, but will initially retain the buildings
to facilitate orderly removal of the equipment therein,
'
■>
Mr. Smith recalled that the facilities concferned were used for the
production of Collier's, Woman's Home Companion and American Maga¬
zine, all of which were discontinued late last year.
Crowell-Collier's
hook manufacturing is conducted in other plants.—V. 184, p, 2324.
companies.
the
Sales
magazines by the Crowell-Collier Publishing Co.
was announced on Jan. 11 by C. C. Haffner,
Smith, Chief Executive Officers of the resoective
184,
2835.
p.
A
•' 'C-'
•»
The
>
/
received
corporation has
,
' .» 1
Z '•
v.:Garment
Collegre Point,. N. Y.—New . Contract—
They
transaction.
-A !*' "
". *"•
^
Edo- Corp.,
"A
."
a,. ' $
A
$2,188,20(1 contract .^rogii-tht Bdreo.u
•*-' '
'•
-
..
Aeronautics, U. S. Navy, for
announced on Jan. 18 by A. M.
crue
4>t
Dow's
scale
Midland
;<.ompany's
•
•
introduced
first
in
to
Tekoil Corp.
below.—V.185,
484.
p.
*
T
.
Division,
(Mich.)
Plastics
being
is
Department,
.
'
and the plastics industry
produced in a new plant
Gibb, Sales Manager of the
L.
D.
Elco. Corp.^'Philadelphia,jPa.-4-Files
<
The
: -:A'
i
*•
^v-A
.
'-
With ^EG—"
used
be
to
for
expansion
V
1R9
without undervferitingtooling
of
907
n
p'
'
"
The prorc.-eu*
'
■
-*
A
.
•'
'
•'
A-
•••:;
mr
of'a dditional
and vfor, purchase
•
A
*
H
The
has
company
presented
request
a
30
to
^.
in
by
Dr.
in
20
Dec.
on
Costa County
California's
Leland I. Doan,'
of "land
Elliott
Dow's
order to provide a
research facilities.
V.
—
intention
for
184,
is
the
to
purchase* this
future
expansion
land
of
company
at
Drexel
Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.- -Files With
Chemical
Increased
23
Jan.
on
filed
for
V,
••
corporation
Jan.
on
filed
21
shares
250,000
share,
per
MlSS.-^-FlleS With SEC—
Corp., Jackson,
covering
$1
letter
a
of
capital
underwriting.
without
notification
of
stock
par) • to
(no
proceeds
The
A
•
.
,
wdh
to
be
Telephone
Co.—Private
Telegraph
&
v
A
.»
•,
)Life
Insurance
mortgage
Co.
issue
an
of
$135,000
The
EEC
corporation
covering
at
$15
per
to
pay
a
share,
shares
without
and
mortgage
filed
14
Jan.
on
40,000
of
letter
a
underwriting.
for
working
of
stock
common
The
With SEC—
notification
(no
.to
part
proceeds
Endicott Johnson Corp.—Sales
.Net
Corp.—Sales and Earnings Higher—
Ended
Net
profit
31—
Dec.
$26,567,000 $23,594,000
^Earnings
"Based
taxes
after
per
share-
common
stock
common
on
1,650,000
—_
outstanding.—V.
$3.20
184.
425,
p.
base
income
to
give
method
&
of
143,057,526
subordinated
inventory-
7,530,296
the
to
normal
base
894,138
Net earnings
Earnings per common
184,
'
share
2,843,956
$3.15
trustees
l-for-12
li
is
of
shares
common
3.t
Jan.
on
this
basis,
28
Association
subject
that the
1957.—V.
180,
expected
March,
approved
offering
an
to
of
shareholders
Offering—
83,322
for
subscription
The
on
to obtaining necessary regulatory approval.
offering will be made in the latter part of
2593.
p.
Erie Forge &
Marine
trustee,
5 V'4%
The
Eastman
This
Kodak
company
Co.—Plans
to
expects
Large Expenditures—
about
spend
$60,000,000
in
1T57
K.
Chapman,
This
will be used
Lories,
,
(Tex.),
and
stations
,
and
In
1956
rnents,
at
largest
various
other
units
annual
Kodak
the
in
budgeted
actual
and
capital
regional
United
Invested
in
Kodak
Park
made;
Apparatus
equipment,
-
War
to
1957
zre
budget,
sales" divisions,
for
II,
on
about
U.
present
the
Works,
expected
are
to
processing
and
be
*^e
the
'
The
about
improve-
close
to
1,
be
used
for
Electric
York
funds has
Midland
1957.
plant
expansion
program.—V.
Camera
Optical
film,
Works
instruments,
and
will
paper,
Hawk-Eye
which
beloW.—V.
System
183,
military
capital
company's
expenditure
Tennessee
budget
Eastman
Works
expeudnd
This
includes
chemicals
and
plants
products;
plastics,
fibers,
processing
labs,
and
Includes
Trust
of
Co.
New
York,
12c
Co.
New
of
to
p.
S.
existing
the
States
for
183,
Commission.
the
by
from
of
members
the
3009.
p.
Calif.—Acquisition—
obtained
111.,
of
mechanical
merving
the
for
of
manufacturer
amount of General
undisclosed
an
the
General
-
•
product
distribution
with
line
pattern
facilities
the
42
the
division
new,
division
new
-
-
of
Controls
-
of
Production Instrument.
branch offices in the
of
Controls'
Canada.
and
Manufacturing
341.
and
mouo-
$21,000,000
Eastman
spent
units.
exchange
on
for
/holders
like
a
The
filed
16
five-year
of
security
Indebtedness of
A
,
remain
will
in
its
Ray said. 'It will -supplement present,
plant facilities at Iron Mountain, Mich,, and Skokie.
Chicago
a
the company
of
notification
interest
denominations
amount
proceeds
letter
variable
in
be
used
for
with
to
There
the
cash
will
retirement
SEC
<
offered
bei
for
$100
indebtedness;
of
to
are
notes
.
of
be
of
location,
Mr.
r.o
cated
other
at
Stuart
been
Jan.
on
First
in
divisions
F.
Silloway,
named
19
Mr.
in
Idaho
and
Kodak's
from
Includes
natural
Four
gas
for
of
$470
in
system
million
and
now
nf
operates
Corners
Idaho,
as
its
a
area
Oregon
the
a
member
subsidiary,
2,400-mile
to
the
and
Pioeline
it
65
the
hangar
natural
Canadian
The
A
area,
gas
planes to
by
of
Co.,
pipeline
border;
Pacific
16,500
-
system
supplying All '
also
supplies
„
kw.
The
21
Canada
in
by
-
-
Delivered
Ltd.,
a
its
lo¬
out
.
plane is
the
of
subsidiary
rolled
was
Canadair
'
a
Canadian-designed
out
built
Electric
de
steam
unit,
Dec.
on
for
the
-was
21
Royal
piston-engine
military
is
maritime
of the
evolution
Co.—Receives
S.A.,-
turbine-generator
which
International
orgi._lza.tion.—-V. 185,
Gear
is
unit
scheduled
34A-..
Electric
•
lor
of
Air
184,
a
sizable
recon¬
Bristol
order to
The number
Force.
p.-
Cuban
Havana,
Department
General
p.-
first
the
Canadian
di.sclosed.~V.
not
Electricidad,
Generator, and
new
through
CL-23,
a
rolled
be
Cubana
Turbine,
Dec.
c.n
Canada.
Canadair
General
directors-
Production
built
ever
center
.
plane
built
of
Cia.
the
craft,
be
has
banking offices
board
Northwest
Washington.
Co..
announced
»
•
of
was
intermountain
operates
-
serves
and
Corp.,
aircraft
Montreal,
Designated
Northwest
Security
President.
banking
of
Pacific
First
Wyoming.
Northwest
Northwest
the
the
Eccles,
largest
excess
Silloway also
Pacific
of
by George S.
Security,
resources
Utah,
President
director
a
development
and
Dynamics Corp.—Largest Aircraft
Britannia.
Security Corp. of Qgden, Utah—New Director-
the company's new research
Wis.—V. 184, p. 1581.
largest
construction
working capital.
or
as
General
The
or
well
as
Milwaukee,
naissance
First
of
This
Jan.
on
$30,000
underwriting.
Pacific
be
U.
been
Chicago,
•
conjunction
in
present
the
chemicals.
other
issued
units
Glendale,
has
market
to
General'Controls'
185,
Co.,
Co.,
return
V.
present
by
Distillation
about
and
in
planned
through
Broadway,
„
company
covering
has
Texas
is
the
than First Boston.—V.
stock.
is
It
IU.„
photographic
concentrates
and
($1
counting
manufacturer
108.
p.
First Investment Co., Columbus, Ohio—Files With SEC
debt-free.
be
manufactures
producing vitamin
shares
been
facilities.
photographic
and
Division,
of
$80.""° oco
of
common
of
devices,.,, with
General -Controls
Co,,- it
was
jointly announced on Jan. 28, by William A. Ray, President of the
automatic
controls manufacturing firm and Joseph F. Visin, Presi¬
dent
of
the Chicago company.
■
'
The transaction Involves the purchase .of all assets of the counter
:
A
.
electric
.and
182,
stock,
also
acouire
to
approval
Instrument
United
N.
exemption^ order
other
Controls
General
Y.,
will act as
redemption
and conversion
agent
in
with the redemption or-conversion of
thej 5A. cumulative
series A, callable for redemption as of Feb. 28, 1957.
15,
preferred
this
remains
company
$32,500,000
Rochester
,7hVe5malnder °f Ule blidgeted
divisions,
cales
Marine
an
proposes
group
Shareholders
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—Redemption Agent—
The
the
Industries
Production
.
The
units.
plans,
where
the
LOmo»ned-producers of
-
appointed
at
$443,000,000 of company
company's
and
special
S.
'rodnets Industries Division,
or
Jan.
to
are
of
England
connection
expansion
u>mpa'nyS: and Koclak omce- administrative headquarters of the
v
been
County Electric Co.—Proposed Merger—
New
•-—See
expenditures
Kodak's
during
.
has
York
-
World
According
.
expenditure
States,
$57,000,000
emount,
Since
New
.
Essex
offc-ing
4.000,000
$100. of debentures and
Gas Industries proposes to require 5,000 of such
principal
underwriters of
the
offerirr- is The
James
H.
Orr,
a
director of First Boston, is
Corp.
unless
statute
common
Kodak's
Kodak
as
dated
proceeds
See
for improved facilites at company plants, research laboraoffices in Rochester (N. Y.i, Kingsport. (Tenn.l, Longview
and
of
Co.
1220.
p.
President.
amount,
Trust
ad-Mr
for
(ions and improvements to its plants, processes, and equipment, it was
announced on Jan. 17
by Thomas J. Hargrave, Chairman, and Albert
.
Midland
paying agent and registrar for $2,500,000 principal amount of
mortgage bonds issued under indenture of mortgage and
trust
nubile
and
consisting
Steel Corp.—Issues Bonds-
first
of
deed
30,
director
underwriting
additional
the
1976
due
units
in
shares.
One
Boston
<
a
Gas
The
Jan.
on
of Gas
Industries.
Because
of
s»u*1j.-. affiHaUnnv
purchase' 6f" Trans-Canada securities by Gas Industries during the
existence of the underwriting and selling syndicate
is prohibited by
also
the
321.
p.
of
First
Cr256,019
2,771,153
\ $3.06
to
proposed
offered
units.-
2,650,000.
stock
A
inventory
has
debentures
par),
to be
fiye common
5,237,937
3,925,000
taxes_-„_:
effect
of
method
announced
exemption order permitting its acquisi¬
be offered for sal* by Trp««-Canadsi.
an
Ltd.
(Calgary, Alberta, Canada); and
the Commission
interested persons until Feb. 11, 1957, to request a hearing
given
A,
Trans-Canada
provision to give effect to
stock
SEC Exemption—
was
Lines,
has
.
—V.
Eastern Utilities Associates—Plans Stock
(aiiv
thereon.
-
1,251,000
$4.22
currently
taxes
Prov.
$
to the SEC for
securities, proposed
of
it
company,
applied
Pipe
"1955
A
151,359,762
oefore
normal
investment
This.. Boston
1956
■;
sales
Federal
1955
1956
sales
•Jjfcailv
va
,
used
be
""
A
the
Eastern
Year
Pel
.
,
Gas Industries Fund,,Inc.—Seeks
Up—Earnings Off—
Year Ended November 30—
jt-roiii.
JJet
G
•>
the
with
be .offered,
.to
are
capital.
first
bonds.
v.
C
three partners in Associates will contribute at' least
capital of the partnership.
In addition,-each partner
thg
participation..
tion
Place¬
25-year
V
.
defray administrative costs and to make a monihlv cash distribution
per
year
of. his original cash
participant equal
to
10%
to
ment—The company has placed privately with Berkshire
,
•
.
..
/Pay $50,000 to be used to
-
used
has
Dudeen
• ...
the partners- for $970,000 .of the deposit advanced. The-lessee will
defray the costs of this offering. The rent
to be received bv Associates under the net lease has been set, according to. the prospectus, at' a fum sufficient to enable Associates
the
offered
be
are
'A
working capital.
En Flo Corp., Pennsauken, N. J.—Files
of
letter
a
nqnonn
t,
rtf
*•..
• ^
to' each
notification with the
f»EC
covering 5,000 shares of common stock to be
offered at par
($10
per
share),
without
underwriting.
The
proceeds
are
to
be
vsed to purchase equipment; installation; reserve of raw material and
lor working, capital.
corporation
Othe
A.' ikAofferlng ,$3,490,000
.Gecurities and Exchange Commission—
The
Fetier
pf participations, in, his*, partnership ."interest; in
A;Associates'. Thus, imorr completion-'-"oft the offering, -the ."paitnership
V
capital'Will be $10,500,000.
Av
\
- A
Proceeds of the sale of participations will be used-to- pay the balance of the, cash required in order to acquire Title and to reimburse
by, .Carrier Corp
p.,2224:
.A f l
..
Lmerite
The
EEC
2738.
p.
Opera
Opera
.
'President of Dow.
'J rcation
Co.—Investment
See that corporation above.—V, 1B4,
tO-'ASSpCiateS.
--Each of .the
$10,000~to
,
Contra
the
acres
^
...
other-peisonk., The, lessee will pay an annual net, rent.of $1,090,
■
Plans Additional Research Facilities in California—
;3'lanning
Commission
to
rczone
Vgnacio Valley, It was annouiiced
G<
Per
Aveune.
New
be paid
;all dn cashAand the property, will be ■ owned by Associates.: free and
clear -■<>£.-any
mortgages^ ":;A* deposit of $1,000,000 already has been
Mi'^ made- on-account af the "purchase price. Associated will^^ trot -operate
property.- Simultaneously
f pttrChas'e,•/uri Wih' execute^ a
corporation on"
at. 90'/o-of principal amount,
*
*
und(
covering $90,000 of
,
mnehlnorv
said.
!,
i.'*i-
.
customers
Dow
mid-1956,
offei
the
land and
building legated . at '498;. Seventh'
York City;
a:r Az, total cost' of $10,500,-000. i. Tbiji fs .Ap
El Paso Natural -Gas Co.—Buys TekoiLSfcockSee
'•
company.
The
Aaf.tnWrsbip fil^la
Tms
■"•opnses'"to,
•
limited
$l,3f
A..purchase
...
a
Web
Registers
LawrCric'e
Full-scale commercial production
of
Styrex
767,
a
Dow plastic
Anaterial based on styrene and acrylonltrile, was "announced on Jan: 16
Styrex,
Offe
registration statementAwith';thV SEC on
missile launching equipment,Z^jan" 24a 1957.- covering' 1,047 participations in partnership interest
Brown,- Jh,T..yiC^Prqti^eht.'
AA ln Qarmer^ c^pitoi Aesociates. to be offered for.,sale Jat $10,000- mini-
a
•of
Dow Chemical Co.—New Plastic in Production-
l»y this
s
'
>
Capitol
-
vn
Gt
$
V-A:
Associates, New York
with Securities and Exchange Commission
a,:
'V.
-
lbl, 130,379 ^4)297,824
8,767,149
'
/.'A-
a
1956—12 Mos.—195$
^ ••v
■
.
?9,099,685A-
'A
$10;496j851 $9t,148;147 $87,204,079
$11,679,536
—V.
(g
AAAAr
■•VA
ealeSr
h)
Subs.)—JDec. Sales Up—
(&
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.
Period End. Dec. 31-
Ohio. This
Paul
and
Feder;
Net
——-A.-.---'*
asset value per shares-A-,—uL-~-A---AA A
184, p. 1121. A /...-ALA
Number
formerly
equipment
and
buildings
Jpera
Shares, outstanding
the printing of
in
in Springfield,
Jpet'a
Bohmrich,^ in charge of Government
J. J.
Ind.;
Lend,
of South
G<
Peri
J_—i—_A—-$74,725',
l—2
;A- Edison Brothers Stores, Inc;—December Sales Higher
Period End. Dec. 31—
' 1966-^Mondi'—i:955' A i9^6-^-12 Mos.—1955.v'."
Donnelley & Sons Co,—To Acquire Plant—
500,(
U
will build more than 600 1,200-gallon gasoline-truck
Armed services in a sub-contract from the Utica-Bend
,
Corp.
(
Marc
company
"
(R. R.)
^No.
5,000 shares
covering
,tank* for-the
.
"
assets—"
Jof;5'
Greenwood, Miss.—Files With SEC—
Inc.,
Fruehauf1 Trailer Co.—To Build Truck Tanks-
A' '
Assets Increased:
Fund-
Howard Stock
&
Ge
-Pa
21 filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock (no par) to be offered at
$25 -per share,.- through
Lewis & Co., Jackson, Miss. The proceeds
are
to be used to pay past due bills and for working capital.
SEC
.This
Eaton
beper
priced
greater
''
As of Dec. 31—
Sale
both"
and
|& Ti
,
sv '
.
redesigned
a new line of Tilt Cab trucks that, is the broadest
in the industry, and a new pickup truck that has
load-carrying capacity, is three inches lower and
has three inches
more elbow room
inside the cab. Almost 300 dif¬
ferent
trucks will be available this year.—V. 185, p. .341.
..
$21,77.
A
completely
models,
1957
that
include
lowest
25%
Fountain's
.A"26,107
.
revealed
2440.
p.
.
U-2—.
axes,
jf: $5:
tliaue,
from
Mich.
the
Dearborn,
in
was
and
——
share
oer
The
;ales
1957
line of
new
re-styled,
1956
1955
$174,527,840 $165,318,804
A; 8,0 1 6,6997,711,219
'
Z
shareholders—
of
Net
A
r
outstanding
Number
pulp mills and .woodlands.
continued, "will strengthen Doeskin's ability to
compete as, a leading independent with the companies now threatening
to dominate the paper tissue field."—V. 185. p. 340.
.
and paper.—V.
A
assets
net
Shares
additional
purchase of
"These moves," he
through
all
gelatine
$5<
tl"
or •
trucks, which originally were not scheduled
introduction until 1S58, was unveiled tc press representatives from
over the nation on
Jan. 23 as a part of the National Truck Con¬
for
makes
>1
(Mich.)—Introduces New Trucks-
Co.
Ford Motor
Elected—
firm
2836.
p.
Ford's
The
issuance
to
184,
iiicl e
1956—Month—1955
1356—6 Mos.—1955
$5,243,093
$4,697,178 $21,117,433 $18,870,900
■■■■■:. A. a
A
i'urnii
Howard Balanced Fund—Assets Rise-
Eaton &
organizations,"/he said.
addition ta its entry into
In
larpir
Sales
—V.
iver.s
Corp.—December Sales Increased—
Period End. Dec. 31—r
year.
Massachusetts
The
Co.
th
For
1227.
184, p.
Franklin Stores
and
photographic film
chiefly in
.
Vice-President and a director of
of the additional Doeskin
' a move toward eventual consolidation of
consolidation would be of mutual advantage
as;
companies. Such
Kodak
Eastman
both
to
—V.
parent
and
the
Vice-President
Smith,
tl
lownv
1956—39 WeAks—1955
$35,728,359 $31,202,407 $93,787,083 $68,619,397
1956—13 Weeks—1955
Sales
-
of
.
Oil
Keta Gas &
described
Oil,
2336.
p.
th
or
my
mrted
Period Er.dT Dec. 29—
ference
purchase of Keta. Adm. Callahan said, "represents a
our operations beyond the field of paper products."'
who also is President of both Swan-Finch Gas De¬
and
this
for
'
Jartii
Assistant General Manager of
Eastman
Gelatine
Corp.,
has
been
elected President and Gener 1
Manager
of the organization, it was announced on Jan. 16.
Mr.
Smith succeeded Henry P. Nelligan who has retired.
Eastman Gelatine Corp., located in Peabody,. Mass.,- is« a subsidiary
Callahan,
velopment
184,
lectrc
1956—12 Mos.—1955
T
$2,544,937 815,482,573 $14,870,023
or
of Gelatine Unit
President
Gregory
diversify
.Swan-Finch
»
directly
own
Doeskin
to
Adm.
the
Development
common.
....
Oil Co.,
and owners of controlling
control substantially more
Swan-Finch
transaction,
the
outlook
favorable
a
New
use
'
of
Gas
Doeskin
step
1957.
31,
result
a
Swan-Finch
—V.
the
by
1956—Month—1955
$2,554,226
--
-■
products,
ended Jan.
"
A.--
Sales
company's Tennessee Eastman and Texas Eastmandivisions.
One of the important factors in the good sales during the
fourth quarter and for the year as a whole was the introduction of
new
products.
Examples were Kodak's new Signet Veriiax Office
Copier, Type S Ektacolor Sheet Film, a new line of polyester textile
dyes and a new polymeric plasticizer for use by plastics manufacturers.
During the
fourth quarter, as well as- for the year in. general,
Kodak's sales of special military products were lower, Mr. Rcbinson
indicated,. Reduced business with the government a-nd defense con¬
tractors, however, was more than offset by gains in the company's
regular product lines.
Mr.
Robinson seated that Kodak's appraisal of business conditions
produced
Inc.—December Sales Up—
11.) Fishman Co.,
Period End. Dec. 31-
A
Ge
Run
,
stated,
fourth quarter, Mr., Robinson
Kodak's
in
: V
;
SlcTarlVlf t^th ' levef
Inc.—Purchases Keta Gas Firm—
Dceskin Products,
results
good
,'
-
that ; Eastman: Kodak .Company s
that; of a year- ago, according. to
indicate
estimates
Preliminary
•
fourth
The
avail¬
of
which $35,009 has be^n paid).
provided from cash expected to become
operations and from borrowings.
approximately
Fourth Quarter Sales—
Has Higher
-<
along its route in Utah and Colorado
Francisco t9 w various cities 667. industries
and
V.
183, p.
construction of -a'mew building in San
Pacific Northern Sales Division.
funds
in open
'
Molu
(610),
2739.
Contract—
Cuba,
ordered
has
&
G.E.'s Medium Steam
Lynn, Mass. ".
delivery in 1958, -was sold
from
in
Co.,
G:E.'s
marketing
overseas
t
-
•
Sa
Number 5609
185
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
....
7
(611)
0.
General Instrument Corp.—Sales & Earnings Up'RainniBg c^u^r tQ ^
,
(W. T;) Grant Co.—December Sales Up—
i
.^les and earnings decline in the- radio-TV- v .... ' Period
End. Dec. 31-^
1956—Mpnth—1955
recorded ,. Sales,
or the tlilrd.'fiscal-, ijuarfcet^endtd Noy,,-30,.,,,1956,,. the
highest Sale? for
-V." 184, p: 2836.
*
,ny three-month period, in Hs 34-year history,* and for the nine months.
"
•
nded Nov. 30 , the second. highest, sales for anyv comparable • period,
Grayson-Robinsoii
'
*
lartin K. Benedek, Board Chairman, announced on Jan. 15. ..Earnings
corparatidn
28
routes,
.
k.
*7k
.
In
of
some
its
approved,
this
equipment.
would
"tend
The
to
would
and
area
ICC
official
eliminate"
impair
the
said
the
motor
future
trac>-
bus
com¬
ability of National Trail-
bus system to compete effect ively with
Greyhound.
ways
•
-
an
1
amendment
to Its application, Greyhound said it has agree I
operating rights it wants to acquire on B & M' i
routes the segment from
Salisbury, Mass., to Portland, to cut the prico
to $225,000 and to sell the
Salisbury-Portland routes to one or. mor>
to
Stores, Inc.- -December Sales Incrd.
_
.
if
petition in
-
..
plus
action,
1956r—12 Mos.—1955
$70,537,191 $67,026,905 $379,769,444 $350,118,104
:
,
.
drop
from
the
bus lines affiliated with
would
97
be
to
give
Trailways.
both
itself
The effect of this, Geryhound said,
Trailways competing routes iiiSa
and
Portland.
[arpings'-wor# $700^729, *before Aaxas %hd ^337,146.-after
i/Great S>w$£t Grass Oils Ltd.—Delisting Continues-
*taxea,, up* 14%,
Expands Car Rental Service—
:
*
.
~
Commission
nge
under
:
Jan.
on
Securities
the
23,, announced
Exchange
Act
D.
,
T
..
ir
_„.,r-
...
,
inclusive, ;and
—
it declared*s that
action
such
is
service
c;
and
I
and apfraudulent,
Inc.,
Opening of
strides
all
expanded its
1, with the
Pa.,
has
in
Richard
President of Greyhour. t
Fencl,
J.
announced.
U-Drico-It
forward
major
U-Drive-It passenger crv*
addition of stations in Washington,
national
Feb,
on
Pittsburgh,
.Rent-A-Car,
necessary
.
corporation
rental
trading in the capital stocks of this
respectively, on the American Stock
„'s" froth Jan. 24, 1957 to Feb. 2, 1957,
00
This
,
of
stations
the
plan
company's
cities in the
Washington
in
and Pittsburgh ar »
expand immediately in- >
to
United
States, Mr. Fencl said. Greyhound ar. •
nounced the opening of U-Drive-It stations early in January in Ne /
York
City, Chicago, Detroit, Miami and, Cleveland.
"At the present time,"
Mr. Fencl stated, "Greyhound, Rent-A-Ca<v
..
-
1955
$
$
J;
•
Inc.'s
1956—11 Mos.—1955
*
•'
v
I
•
fleet
with
$
major
incuts
19,518,050 106,334,737 105,613,241
leasing division has
of
companies
these
Qreeh RiTfef Steel. Corp.—SEC
Holds Proposed Reor-
,
Commission
ntXi
Y ^imngttft
tnc
u.
Court .for
District
S.
Jan.
on
the
the
announced
28
District
Western
>v
i-
v
•
.
/
-
r-y''
•***
y
»
which
tiou
■
manufactures
stlls
and
semi-linished
steel
estimated
products
will
American
and
The Securities
has
24,
nt
A\'l28»288
Federal- income, tajcesUi..
in
Dtfcer operating
it.
taxes.:..
150^000,
;'-J107,377:,
*"
r
operating itaebme v? $171,298
eiiargesi_^___ • 124,164
Net
after
v
-v
83,663
5
'
<Jer
*
^B-st.apd. secondimorfgags notes to receive a new first mortgage note
in .the principal amount of '$8,556,126, for Jessop Steel Co. to lend
.tl,536,2C8'V:,'1;382,000* •
963.818
'823,-126 f
.
--
Qrcen
$176,392 t $ 1,896; 165
137,547
1,462,720
$1.661,132. "^
i
1,285,'019 ' '--
River
$1,500,000,
for
the
•Telephbue^Cdiv of Michigan—Prjeferred
-Preferred
General
'Stock
Stock
„
*
■■
River
Green
debenture
holders
to
receive-new debentures in the same principal amount as their present
holdingsand for the Green River common stocknolders to receive one
484.. "-v-l
share .of Jessop? Steel Company
iJ
~ •'
C"Rtver sljares."xh.
V.-185,- p.
stock
common
'
each
tor
and trueks, in¬
185, p. 44.
Exchange Commission, it was announced on Jan.
order
temporarily 1 suspending the Regulation A
registration under the Securities Act of 1933 witA
public
a
this corporation, of 220,000 common
The orrW nvovi^es an onnnrtimity for hearing,
offering by
shares at 10c per share.
request,
the question whether
on
the suspension order should t »
\
there is reasonable • cause
that the offering of Grin Mines slock, il' continued, "would
as
a
fraud or deceit
upon prospective
purchasers in that material
eliqnges have occurred in the affairs of the corporation which a;? *
not reflected In Its statement under Rule 219(b) or in its sales litera¬
ture, to wit: the rights in mineral lands which constitute the principal
asset
of
the
corporation
have become lost to the corporation."-—
.
that
1
.•'/
The1.c°mmis^f's/reP°5t cohciudes that the proposed plan is not
.,feasiblfe .because the, lpng-term debt of Green River after reorganization
would
^
s
|
The stock is the
on
unexchanged portion of 160,000 shares
offered to preferred stockholders of Union Telephone Co.
under an exchange of proposal. See V. 185, p. 342.
st¬
ill*
e'e
General Telephone
to
Co. of the Southwest- -Earnings—
Period End. Nov. 30—
ie.
Lid
1D56—Mantb—1955
nd
en
Federal
tte
Other
operating
Net
$1,776,777
Operating revenues.,..~_
Dperating expenses,.,,.
operating
income
1953—l1 Mos.—1955
$1,541,787
$18,403,584
1,079,557
990,891
11,590,214
255,000
219,000
$16,269,636
2.652,507
taxes..,*
10,666,305
2.146,000:
'
101,413
83,733
1,143,756
967,389
income
charges
$'30,807
$248,157
$3 054,107
$2,4-9.942
taxes
a
ke
Net
ed
after
-V.
IB
184,
268,704
191,758
2,396.119
because
before
railway
in
:aiiway
iip
oper.
$3,276,441
$311,223
$285,945
revenue..
oper.
Judge
proceeding,
$3,212,847
290,099
277,066
2,847,645
,2.558.187
ry. oper.
*$4,154
$34,157
$428,796
$654,660
inc.
*45,224
"11,023
1,840
208,527.
expenses.
tive
let
se
ill
from
rev.
railway
oper.
"Deficit.—V
184,
by
for
debentures
elimination
the
be
to
of
their
the
under
issued
plan
The Commission's
their claim.
the
1,
election
fie
in
of
Laurent
of
M.
the
in
charge
consider
to
of
reorganization
tie
whether
the
Frederick
the
business.
Chairman
Jr. Ap¬
will
Execu¬
Jan.
on
direct
30
policies
Georgia Power Co.—Plans Record
A
on
sh'
said
with $40,000,000 spent in 1956.
compares
addition
In
budget of more than $51,000,000, the largest
history, was approved on Jan. 16 by the directors.
company's
[This figure
ident,
this
to
expenditure,
record
John
-
of
Empire
M.
Building
Stete
National
Fred
are;
Corp.;
Corp.;
and
Aviation
M*Donough, Pres¬
be paid for the
J.
$2,4o0.000
183,
[properties
[would
invested
be
in
improved
Georgia Power Co.
The
area:
and
new
[debt of the Georgia Power
will
Light Co.
&
about
facilities-in
i.
»
.
also
June
of
Work
Oliver
darn
license
the
for
the
Federal
pleted
in
the
on
during
Middle
Power
the
year on
river
at
Chattahoochee
Chattahoochee
Commission.
1959.
construction of the
provided a
the
Columbus,
development
The
plant
is
received
is
expected
to
Plant
of
unit
second
a
75,000
of
kilowatts
will
be
com¬
begun
at
McManns,.' the
company's steam-electric
generating plant at
Brunswick. This additional power source is made necessary by the
.
rapid
serve
''m
growth
the
of
industry
Georgia
Southeast Georgia.
Light Company
in
Power
This
and
scheduled in 1959.—V. 185,
plant
will
also
is
Completion
area.
484.
p.
1956;
for
for
All
SEC
share.
N.
Y.
—V.
183,
21
letter
a
of
noii'ication
with
the
common stock
(par 30 cents), of which
being sold pursuant to outstanding warrants at $1.25
underwriter
is
Bruns, Nordeman & Co., New York,
proceeds
to
are
increase
the
be
used
number
for
of
additional
stores,
store
department
and for
working, capital.
1754.
operations
during
1956,
It
is
announced
by
John
R.
Hoover,
President.
A major part of
the
facilities at Avon Lake,
being
doubled
work
is
in
polymers
During
office
and
expected
started
to
be
on
Calvert
the
expansion
O.,
where
is
taking place at the company's
resin production facilities are
vinyl
development laboratories
October
at
completed
a
City,
the
year
by
plant
new
are
March,
to
b«*ing
1957.
increased.
This
Construction
manufacture
specialty
also
acrylic
1
Ky.
also
occupied its new three-story
houses general sales and executive
company
building in Cleveland
which
offices.
during
the
by diversification
increasing
use
and
cabl;\
used
a
The
these
phases
In
in
of
184,
Mr.
whole
Hoover
industrial
building and
and
percentage
development
lines.—V.
year,"
the
the
flooring,
trr-ater
new
p.
extruded
vinyl
of
resins
reported,
area."
highlighted
"were
materials
Geon
found
construction fields, including wire
Items.
The
automotive
industry
materials
materially
in
new
aided
car
the
cpnstruetion.
increase
along
2625.
Grand Union Co.—December Sales HigherPeriod End. Dec. 2r— 1"56—* Weeks—1955
Sales
$31,188,323 $23,619,742
184,
p.
of
for
of
tie-in
a
over
1955.
39
1"56,
1955
in
1955.
amounted
the
for
He
Similar
to
esti¬
states make it
an
and
Package Express,
will show increases
including
package
tours
Restaurants
House
nation's
the
made
was
and COD service; and a month
wiln the major air freight car¬
pick-up and delivery to and from airports.
2836.
'
,
■„
1958—43 Weeks—1955
$307,641,597 $226,937,895
3
is
third
expected
increase
in
which
Greyhound
operates
largest restaurant chain.
in
40
ol
1956.
$1,009,000
is
anticipated
for
Grey¬
1955. this division of the company
In
1956,
entered the fast-frowing and profitable
through t*e
rf a new subsidiary, Grey¬
Inc.
In its initial stages, the new company con¬
Greyhound
business
'Rent-A-Car,
cn
fleet
car-leasing,
contracts
fleet-lease
to
and
Greyhound's
total.
day
unique
desires
the
than
the
only
senger
basis
of
an
mile. Greyhound U-Drive-It service will be
charges to the customer will be made if he
to a Greyhound Rent-A-Car station other
one
from which" it was rented, and that Greyhound will be
U-Drive-It company which wholly own its nationwide pas¬
car
return
the
car
rental service.
Amends Plan to Buy Boston
Commission
<F* Maine Tv^nsnort"Mon Co.
ICC examiner recommended the Commission turn
Greyhound's bid td take over $317,500 B & M s rights to through
down
service
January
between
Fort
an
Boston/'Mass., and Portland, Me
,
and several shorter
to
,
c'o
with
establish
to
Dec.
he
2-.I
ha;*
,
The Frye
line and start
financing.
assembly
an
last
which
the Wye Corp.,
and
Tex.
has
condition
concern
produc¬
v
stated.
was
had. been,,signed
contract
company
Worth,
Safari
is
for
planes already.
that the
aimed
primarily fm- «nlp tn the numerous but litth*airlines that operate in undeveloped areas. Mr. Frye said he haj
22
contends
Frye
to
60
be cheaper
The
contemplated.
or
which
Safari,
will
have
load
top
a
c
?
operate than any airliner no\f
the basic passenger version wi't
He said he hopes to have the first one off the production
will
passengers,
be $395,000.
cost
to
of
1958.—V. 184, p.
line in the middle of
2625.
Pa.—Stock Offered—The
Hamilton Paper Co., Miquon,
is offering to its common stockholders of record
25, 1957, the right to subscribe on or before Feb. 8*
for
1957,
additional
108,160
of
shares
stock
common
(par $5) at $29 per share on the basis of one new share?
for each two shares held.
The offering is underwritten
by Stroud & Co. Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.
The
is
First
Pennsylvania
subscription
offering
from
plus
enmpp^v
portion
a
Insurance
an
at
the
Philadelphia
1,
Pa.,
ret pfnreoAi*
Trust
&
nf
this
loa t
Co,,
of
(nteuAe f<-> hsp
the proceeds of
wire
purchase
to
company
126-inch
of
Banking
agent.
the
and
new
$1,500,000
Install
new
a
trim
maximum
(112-inch
width
paper.
width)
This new machine will be installed
together with auxiliary equipment.
Pa., alongside the present No. 't
1946 and orig'inallv designed t»*
machine.. In addition to fch*
new
machine, the company will install a boiler designed to product*
60,000 pounds of steam per hour, and erect a one story] warehouse
having approximately 60,000 square
feet of floor space in
whiea
will be concentrated
all of the warehousing and shipping ol finished
goods.
A new
well will be drilled on land owned by the compan/
company's plant
in
a
building
machine
such
accommodate
to
provide
The
an
Miquon,
everted
in
at
additional
water
additional
to
paper
the new machine.
supply
the installed
estimates
company
related
costs
oi
the new machine an t
the new boiler, the construction oi the new ware¬
loading
facilities, and
the
new
well, will, approximate
which includes a provision of 10% for contingencies.
The
equipment,
house
and
$3,700,000.
intends to add to working capital the excess of the proceeaj
offering and the loan over the costs of the expansion program.
event the costs of the expansion program and working capital
requirements are not as great as anticipated the full amount of ttn#
company
of
the
the
Insurance
used
be
.The
further
it
of
the
of
On
to
board
tne
the
machin-
new
borrowed,
if
wLi
increase
th<>
will
by 120,000 pounds and tht.4
to produce paper at a lowee
loading facilities will increase
thu
and
finished goods.
storing and shipping
Nov.
DIVIDENDS—On
intention
that
warehouse
new
of
or
paper making capacity
will permit, the comnanv
dailv
The
cost.
not be borrowed,
improvements.
mav
capital
estimates
company
addition
in
loan
company
for
company's
quarterly
pay
in
1956,
20,
cash
light'of
the
the
stated
directors
dividends,
future
subject to
financial
their present
the discretion
conditions and earning*
company.
Dec.
10,
and
shave
a
1956, the company paid a
stock dividend
paid in
4%
cash
of 25c per
It is th *
dividend
common
stock.
board to pay a cash dividend of 25c per 1
share on March
11. 1957. to holders of common stock of reco-d J>n
March
1,
1957.
The annual cash dividends paid in J955 ana tn»
first three quarters of 1956 were equivalent to an average quarter!/
dividend of 10%c per share on the 216,320 shares outstanding prio*
to the present stock offering.
present
intention
the
of
CAPITALIZATION
& Maine Unit—
in a move designed to sneed Interstate Commerce
approval, amended its application to purchase rights to
Corp.,
competing routes from Boston
Last
main
flying
extremely successful
and eight cents a
in that no return
to
50
conditional
a
Grumman
in
raise $15,000,000
efficiency
pilot operrt'on in Cleveland,
Ohio, Greyhound Rent-A-Car announced its plans to initiate nationwide
passenger
car
rental service on Jan. 7, 1957.
The first Greyhound
U-Drive-It
stations
were
opened
on
that date in New York City,
Chicago, Detroit, Miami and Cleveland.
Expansion into all other major
U. S. cities will follow shortly.
This new Greyhound service will offer
its customers all-new 1957 cars at a standard nationwide rate of $8
the
On
that
the
it
The
by Oct. 124 had negotiated
fleet car
leases ,with more than 50 business firms.
In mid-November, Geryhound
Rent-A-Car acquired Ihe physical assets of the R. A. Company, thereby
expanding its service to all parts of the U. S. and adding 50 more
centrated
tion,
In
of $10,000,011.
produced le.enues
March.
14
established
must
Engineering Corp.—New Contract
to manufacture the Fryer
"promising replacement" for the DC-3.
<
Frye, former head of Trans-World Airlines, Inc., disclosed om
between
Post Houses
$19,500,000.
$10,057,000.
to top that amount by about $1,500,000.
exess
package tours for
rental
Jan.
Aircraft
corporation has agreed provisionally
a
machine
coast-to-coast collect
figure
volume
A
hound's
This
Safari,
PROCEEDS—The
Package
.
1956
also
makes
11
additional
products,
including the origln.-vl
Chill Tonic developed by E. W. Grove, Sr.
company's research plans will also be aimed at developing ne .r
products, new uses for old products, and scientific information to L-*
used in detailing.—V. 184, p. 2625.
revenues
$107,883,670,
says.
arrangement
Post
141
Grove
figure.
operations,
>
The
Jan.
corporation
revenues
period
same
June
service,
Genet
for Greyhound
The
of San Francisco.
orrhoids.
propeller gov¬
flight.—V.
operating revenues of $243,000,000 for
for the previous year.
Operating rev¬
of 1956 reached $183,621,593.
an
in¬
the
over
Greyhound
in
this
concern
Tasteless
actual
in
months
Greyhound
Mr.
President,
increase
show
ended
charter
year,
Greyhound
—V.
nine
months
1955,
riers
a
"Sales
7.5%
will
$225;881,451
first
Houses,
hound
$11,000,000 expansion program highlighted B. F. Goodrich Chem¬
Co.
Genet,
of $7,120,963 over the
this
In
its
contract
Express Service produced revenues of
$9,459,120. For this past year (1956), it is estimated that sales of this
division will rearh a record of a'most $11,000,000.
This service of the
company has had a steadily expanding growth since its early inception
as
an
accommodation
to. businessmen
along Greyhound routes.
Nn
November, 1956 the spvicp was
p'""i
cwreheosive by the
car
ical
hydraulic
encountered
The
on
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Chemical Unit
Expands—
-An
and
the
Research—
on
said the company will SDen \
about ten times the amour 4
embarked on its expansio n
Foss,
Inc.
Mr.
Force
are
to
p.
Air
reported salas of $17,915,000 in 1955.
The 1956 total is
In
1955, Greyhound charter bus service revenues were
The
The
operations;
filed
an
240,000 shares of
cover ng
66,610 shares
per
Jan.
to
S.
a
firm
$12,800,103
six
increase
Post
the
the
of
the
for
will show
inauguration
Shops of America, Inc., Providence, R. I.—Files
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
corporation
electric
conditions
Arthur
compared
enues
later
Gob
The
of
K.
company
to
that
mates
In
Construction
simulating
1956
year
from
be
'
„
awarded
2762.
p.
crease
started
be
bv
According
1958.
will
been
Greyhound Corp.—Completes Record Year—
bonded
the
to $7,705,000.
;,Mr: McDonough said the * largest single item in the Georgia Power
budget is the continuation of work'on two 125,000-kiljwatt generating
units at Plant Yates near Newnan., The first of the tWo new
gener¬
ating units will come * into Service in June of 1957 and the second
in
has
operating, characteristics
ernors
ucts,
orders
South
the
assume
amounting
Inc.
before
ago
year,
Merchandising, Manager James F. Blair also outlined ad and sain
help plans for Grove's cold medications, Bromo-Qulnine and 4-W&/
Cold Tablets, as well as for its other heavily-advertised products, in •
eluding the Fitch line of grooming aids, ana Pazo Ointment for heuN*
known
"ex-officio."
Hydraulics,
next
Marketing Vice-President said corporate plans call t-rt
continued high-level expenditures on Citroid Compound, marketed na¬
tionally last Fall, and a greatly increased ad budget for NoDoz Await •
eners, acquired last month through Grove's purchase of Harrison Prod¬
The
Committte
$1,334,119, officials of Headquarters, Air Material Command announced
recently. The contract, AF 14/604/-5993, is for the manufacture of
propeller governor test stands. These machines test the performance
and
approximately $11,000,000 in cash would
of the Georgia Power & Light, Co. and
[Georgia
Greer
construction
1957
in- this
Expansion—
Gene
-
the
Awarded Air Force Test Stand Contract—
es
years
27
Jan.
on
research
on
program.
Jack
the
of
nt
II
five
spent
IncJ-—$300,000
President,
Grove,
$300,000
should
Court
announced
was
Executive
of
President
RoVnwi",
as
committee
This
the
of
Vice-President
F.
Greer,
of
members
Senior
Jr.
Directors,
President.
H.
to
Grumman
Oppenheim,
of
9.
p.
James
close
630.
p.
Board
Greer.
management
other
Glass,
Judge
1957
174,
Hydraulics, Inc.---Laurent Oppenheim,
Chairman of Executive Committee—
Edward
Mr.
2739.
p.
Feb.
plan.—V.
Committee
The
Net
il-
Brooks,
on
the
approve
pointed
1955—11 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
compensated
new
.concludes that If the Trustee's plan Is amended to il)
reduce the over-all debt,
(2) strengthen the provisions of the deben¬
tures to maKe the interest cumulative,
to provide for interest being
paid or accrued from the date of their issuance and (3)
give the
debenture holders a substantial proportion of the Jessop stock proposed
to
be given to the common
stockholders, the plan would be feasible
and fair and equi;able.
A
hearing was scheduled to be held in Louisville Federal Court
The
'
the
1,846,239
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
be
not
and
the equitable equivalent of
report further
Greer
Period End. Nov. 30—
er
would
would, not be
00
fSfc
they
accrued- interest,
2117.
p.
182,
Grove Laboratories,
-
Webster
Ji
V.
Green
10
Offered—Pained Webber, 'Jackson & Curtis and' Stone &
be^yxce.vsive and t:,e new debmtures wo"ld h» illusory to subs*Sepurities Corp. are offering 34,642 shares of
quent purchasers since the interest is non-cumulative, they bear no
s
years and
tnereafter oniy. h earned, and because
$1.35 cumui. pfd. stock at;, par ,($25* per sh^re) and ac- ^
iSe w too low. As to fairness, the Commission concludes
that
the treatment- proposed for the debenture holders is not fair
crued dividends^ with a dealers' coiicession of 75 cents.
v
M
c-
cars
believe
[id
■
pa-sender
an
from
vacated or made, permanent.
*'[
The Commission's order asserts
l*S
vehicles
of $25,000,000."—V.
expenditure
and
issued
exemption
respect to
upon
ck
industry.
the
10-.000
exceed
negotiated principa.il/
The estimated requiru ■
to be operated in th >
Griff Mfrtes, Inc., Witinemucca, Ncv.—Stock Offerirr *
Temporarily Suspended—
of
Np. charge will—be ^dded-.lo^ accrued ^dividends. -^Tliese - Kgntwdky, OwenSborcfDivi$iorr, Of an advisory report of the Commission
are ther shares renmimng-trom.anitiBl .oHerin^ Jan.-J9 Pf Kimrsuant Jo. Sections
172-Tand 173 of Chapter X of the National
^fcOO.OOO Shares;- See;a)SO V. 185, pp. 341 and 145.--* •'U "i
Bankruptcy;1 Act joa; * pr©ji>osed plan 'of reorganization for this corpornin
tim
Division
an
in
leases
300
U-Drive-It
volving
•
300 leases
over
GIVING
EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
notes due April 1, 1969—
notes due April 1, 1959—,
notes due in 15 years— —
4»:, %
prom,
4»L»%
prom,
5%
prom,
Common
"The
stock
(par
company
$5).
has
entered
into
an
*$1,550,000
1450,000
Outstandina
$1,550,000
252.000
§
1.5n0.0n0
600.000 shs.
agreement with
([324.480 shS.
an
insurance
(
8
(612)
maturing on April
note
sory
tThe
agreement as amended, with
each of the three banks on
entered into an
banks under which
May 7, 1954, loaned $150,000 to
notes maturing on April 1, 1959.
promissory
the company evidenced by
Sales
same
the
and
the
to
shall
purchased
be
SEC
($1
Howell
The
-
and
is,
and sale
board
trade
Offset.
as
Book,
Book,
P.
E.
M.
Mimeo,
Writing,
Bond,
specialties.
'
,
company's
common
the
Stroud
&
Co.,
Drexel
&
Co
9.873
Inc.
Applegate
Inc.
Hulme,
5.547
Bear, Stearns isi Co.
Anthony
Tucker,
&
Blair
Janney,
Dulles
___
Harrison
4.622
___
Sherrerd
&
Kay, Richards &
4.622
Woodcock,
Co., Inc.
Battles,
&
4.622
Milwaukee
The
The Ohio
Chas.
Co._
&
M.
W.
Clark
II.
Byllesby St Co., Inc.— 2.773
E.
First
t
0.924
Grubbs
&
Robertson
Paucoast
Rambo, Clo; e & Kerner, Inc.
&
Yeatman,
Suplee,
2.773
0.924
was
1955
for
Pratt,
when
figure
such
at $260,528.
was
the
to
185,
New
See
Electric
England
below.—V.
System
_____
$79,342,568.
addition, the corporation holds $252,100,000 of mortgages as trustee
agent
Total
0.924
Merger—
Co.—Proposed
Electric
184,
The
2325.
p.
York
Corp., New York
Holly
Securities
This
Jan.
filed
corporation
stock, series A,
^registration
a
statement
the SEC
with
$50 par,
the 406,638 shares of series A preferred
and
763,011.3
shares of the
common
to the holders of ■ the 50-cent
convertible preferred
stock and the common stock, $1 par, of The
Mount Vernon
Co., Mount Vernon, Ohio, in exchange for the Mount
Vernon
preferred and common stock held by them, on the basis of
one share
of the Holly series A preferred for each of the 406,638 out¬
standing shares of Mount Vernon preferred, and 21 h shares of Holly
common
for each of the 305,204.52 shares of Mount Vernon common.
An
additional
210,000 shares of Holly
common are
to be offered to
certain holders ol. 35,000 shares of the
outstanding common stock of
The Van Dorn
Iron Works Co., of Cleveland, Ohio,
011 a six-for-one
Holly proposes to offer all of
corporation
the
at
year-end
were
above.—V.
Inc.
Products,
1 "
'
V
Control—
183,
669.
p.
Inc.—Registers With SEC
investment
Jan.
on
Inc.—December Sales Increased—
(G. R.) Kinney Co.,
$6,117,000
$6,647,000
Sales
—V.
184, p.
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$52,203,000 $47,433,000
1956— Month—1955
Period End. Dec. 31—
2837.
the
At
wholly-owned
is
corporation
the
by
savings
129
today,
meeting
annual
of New
banks
Clifford G.
Messrs.
Daven¬
President of The Mechanics & Fanners Savings Bank of Albany,
C.
VanPatten, President of The Binghamton Savings
Bank,
directors.—V.
elected
were
"
,
184,
v
their
suggestions to improve the company's operations, it was announced on
Jan. 21.
This was the largest amount paid the company's employees
in
any year since the IBM Suggestion Plan
was established in 1928,
Walter A. Harris, Director of the Plan, reported.—V. 185, p. 343.
$639,349
record
the
For
feet,
The
awarded
was
employees
IBM
in
for
ly56
—
1956—11 Mos.—18-55
1956—Month—1955
184, p. 2o37.
y.
square
is
possession of the four story department
the heart of downtown Brooklyn,
that this Spring this store will be in operation.
taken
184,
expected
1353.
p.
Higher—
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—December Sales
1956—12 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
Period End. Dec. 31—
$63,970,288 $63,619,260 $364,107,532
Sales
—V.
$352,347,784
184, p. 2837.
Kress & Co.—December Sales Lower—
(S. H.)
Period End. Dec. 31-
1956—12 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
-
$30,974,691 $167,635,545
$30,390,003
Sales
$167,896,337
—V. 184, p. 2837.
Kroger Co.—December Sales
—V. 184,
Higher—
1956—52 Weeks—1955
1956—4 Weeks—1955
$128,187,852
Sales
$114,115,964 $1,492,578,439
$1,219,474,812
2837.
p.
$10,507,572 $63,515,401 $62,628,220
$10,229,215
___________
Sales Off—
Stores, Inc.—Dec.
Department
End. Dec. 31—
Sales
725,000
Fulton and Bridge Streets in
It
Per. End. Dec. 29—
Interstate
Period
will have a total of
total area now in use.
stores
new
twice the
has
company
011
Y.
—V.
The
than
more
or
Sept. 29, 1956 sales were $54,847,140 and net
In
1957 and 1958 the company plans
to open
department stores in New York, New Jersey, and
ended
year
$1,558,876.
additional
Pennsylvania.
N.
—
—
seven
Dec. 31. '55
$21,296,294 $15,108,468
Dec. 29. '56
Enaeci—
Weexs
1723.
' {1 .
p,
International Business Machines Corp.—Makes Awards
A
Korvette, Inc.—Sales Up 41%—
(E. J.)
Id
Sales
savings banks.
for
Cornelius
and
on
406,638" shares of $0.50 convertible preferred
and 2,476,116 shares of common stock, 60c par.
covering
1957,
25,
Registers Exchange Offers
Commission—
—
Exchange
and
the
of
assets
State.
port,
With
'
•
Oil Co.—Change in
covering
store
corporation's
In
Incorporated
Co.,
.145.
p.
Haverhill
'•
.
Boston
ments,
which
totaling $1,532,384 was paid to the 100 savings banks
$47,844,000 of ten-year debentures.
Interest
hold
Mosley,
paid
or
—V.
—
'
company on
Jan. 30 filed with
the SEC
28,
1957 to the following registration state¬
additional securities
as
indicated: 500,000 shares
series S-2 certificates of participation; and 1,000,000 shares series B-l
certificates of participation.—V. 184, p. 1914.
This
amendments
profits
stockholders for 1956 was in the amount of
$150,000.
This'represented a dividend rate of 3%, the same as that
paid for the previous year.
dividend
The
0.924
Codings and Co., Inc._ 2.773
C.
Dewar,
0.924
j •'
*
94,987
48,443
$45,475
$46,544
for the corrcspona-
—
184, p. 822.
Keystone Custodian Funds,
(N. Y.)—Earns. Higher—
President, on Jan. 16 reported that net income for
at $298,876, which represented an increase over net income
E.
Robert
1956
0.924
Corp.—
;>
Doeskin,
See
/
•
.
Institutional Securities Corp.
0.924
West &
Co.—
&
Kirkland,
company
;______
of last year.—V.
Keta Gas &
1.849
Co.—
Inc.
Cleveland
Kuch
G.
Jenks,
2.773
Co.—
Whiteside,
Winslow,
The
that
_____—____
increased slightly over sales
November
for
$9,545,798
919.
1.849
Chace,
2.773
1
p.
board
Induction
&
Brooke & Co.———.—-——
4.622
Co.___
since
1.849
Co.—:
Moyer
—
Wright, Wood
H.
C.
Hess,
the
1.849
Vice-President of PSP Engineering and
Calif., has been elected a member of
of directors.
He has directed operations of PSP
was
acquired by Induction last year.—V. 184,
Los Angeles,
Co.,
income
ing month
/
' /",'/•
Executive
Menkin,
David
Manufacturing
2.773
4.622
_
& /Co.,
«te
2.773
——
4.622
Co.
Scranton <te
W.
Bicren
&
earnings trend for the first three quarters of the
Wohlsteiter said, "earnings for the year to date are
running well ahead of last year.
Backlog is the highest in company
history—$1,800,000, compared with $900,000 for the same period last
year.
Sales for the entire fiscal year should exceed $2,000,000,
as
against $1,700,000 a year ago."
Mr.
year,
income—i—
on
1955
1956
$9,654,267
92,807
47,332
•
the
Reviewing
2.773
———
Co.—4—_—__
4.622
—;.
Inc.
Co.
<k
Butcher
Thayer, Baker & Co
Yarnall, Biddle
Co
L.
R.
Bache & Co
Newburger
'
Board.
the
fiscal
2.773
Co
&
6.471
has been
28
Up—Earnings Off—
31—
r.ll
of
taxes
Sales
including
Show Gain-+picture for this corporation in the fiscal year
forecast by Charles Wohlstetter, Chairman of
improved earnings
An
ending Feb.
&
Humphrey,
6.934
_
incorporated in 1881, owns
was
water works system
a
Induction Motors Corp.—Earnings
of the
indicated respective percentages of the shares
stock not subscribed for by the exercise of rights:
,
purchase
to
which
Co.,
Water
serving an integrated area
city of Indianapolis, Ind.—V. 183, p. 2184.
operates
the
agreed to issue and sell to the
the underwriters have severally agreed
and
below
named
Federal
Net
Indianapolis
The
and
a 40% interest in National Centrifugal
Walsh, president of the latter, said on Jan. 10. The
184, p. 2837.
departments
;___
Net income before Federal taxes on income--—
does not
common
behalf of certain selling stockholders and
The company has 1,064,537 shares of
on
shares
common
Co.—Acquisition—
Kennedy's, Inc.—Sales
sales
1,431,200
$6,345,947
$2.35
transaction were not disclosed.—V.
the
Nine Months Ended Oct.
Net
stock outstanding.
UNDERWRITERS—The company has
Underwriters
is
The offering
represent new financing.
Pennsylvania plant and principal offices are located
along the Schuylkill River at Miquon,
Montgomery County, Pa., ap¬
proximately 12 miles from the center of Philadelphia.
The plant
buildings contain approximately 345,000 sq. ft. of floor space.
The
company
owns
approximately 60 acres of land Including the plant
site.
Parts of certain related structures are located
on land leased
to the company until 2055.
The Michigan division
plant and office are located at Plainwell,
Midi., approximately 12 miles north
of Kalamazoo.
The buildings
contain approximately 350,000 sq. ft. of floor space.
The
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Jan. 31 filed'a registration statement with the SEC
coverihg a proposed offering of 250,000 shares of common stock on 01*
about Feb. 20, 1957.
The group will be headed by Glore, Forgan & Co.
and Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.
•
on
1,757,344
$7,460,054
$2.77
preferred stock—
on
has purchased
company
of
2.495,656
$7,777,147
1477.
p.
Casting Corp., Ted
terms
-
——-—
Kelsey- Hayes Wheel
This
The-company
in the
P. Litho, Tablet, Super and Antique
Duplicator and certain industrial
and
Book
which has existed for some time on. the
and aircraft instrument company.—V. 182,
184,
2,540,626
$9,217,398
—
—.•
_
Earnings per share on 2,695,000
—V.
40,223
$11,758,024 $10,272,803
applicable to common stock
Balance
vacancy
a
electronics
Indianapolis Water
sale of
division is engaged in the manufacture and
Writing papers.
The papers are known
Michigan
The
Uncoated
fill
to
the
of
Dr33,277
—.—
——a
requirements
Dividend
2790.
p.
"Montgomery."
and
made
was
$11,791,301 $10,232,580
—
deductions
income
Net
Calif.—New Dir.—
Harry R. Allen, General Manager of the Lax wood Co., a Los Angeles
home bubilding concern, has been appointed a director of Ideai-Aerotmitli, Inc., C. Cortland Smith, President, announced. The appointment
stock options
company
the manufacture
types of papers now
in
income
Gross
Income
Ideal-Aerosmith, Inc., Hawthorne,
income
(net)—
income
1955
$61,518,797 $55,494,648
49,727,496
45,262,068
_„
—
Operating
Other
capital.
working
for many years has been, en¬
of Writing and Printing papers,
The
manufactured bv the company at Miquon
are known in the trade as Bond, Ledger,
Mimeograph, Offset, Papeterie,
Text and Cover, Reproduction and certain industrial specialties. Some
of these papers are sold under the registered trade-marks "Hamilton"
BUSINESS
gaged
per
acquire
exercise
issuance upon the
Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC
notification with the
to be offered at par
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to
a
certain licensing agreement and contract
from Robert
Co.,
Inc.,
to
acquire a plant site and building,
and for
Jan. 18 filed a letter of
shares of common stock
corporation on
covering 300,000
The
company
"determination date").
(the
restricted
outstanding
the
that
16,016 shares reserved, for
11 Not including
of
and conditions
terms
condition
p. 2837.
1956
Months Ended Nov. 30—
12
Operating revenues " —
Operating expenses and taxes-
(Robert) Howell Corp.,
contained in such agreements
shall have leceived not less
than $2,500,000
as
the net sales price of shares of common stock)
the insurance company agreed to purchase two 5% promissory notes of
the company
each in the amount of $750,000, the Jirst to be issued
prior to June 1, 1958 and the second prior to Dec. 1, 1958, ana due
15 years after the first day of the month during which the first note
usual
ject to
1956—Month—1955
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$4,696,318 $30,915,349 $31,016,516
2836.
p.
Stock Option
Power & Light Co.- -Earnings Increased—
Kansas City
$4,432,660
—
—
184,
—V.
key
for
Plan
Corp.—December Sales Off—
Period End. Dec. 31—
'
1956,
31,
The stockholders also approved the restricted
employees at the Annual Meeting.—V. 184,
company.
In Onawa,
Howard Stores
the company entered into an agreement with the
insurance company under which
(in consideration of a fee of
of the full $1,500,000 from time
to time not borrowed and sub¬
§On Oct.
made
feed
middle
and
been told previoulsy that
for the issuance of this
had
company
stock, the directors thought it advisable that this stock be
available in case it might be required for,future growth of the
additional
mid-
sells its products through local feed dealers in 17
Atlantic states.
It also has Its own retail
Indianola, and Story City, Iowa.—V. 185, p. 145.
Th e com pa n y
western
stores
the
while
The stockholders had
no present plans
shares.
6,000,000
to
resold by the
Honegger-Hanley Mills, Inc., and
C°
1969.
1,
has
company
Philadelphia
three
as
purchased from
is
feed
amended, subject to the usual terms and
conditions contained in such agreements, the insurance company on
May 7, 1.954, loaned $1,550,000 to the company evidenced by a promis¬
which,
under
company,
Kroy Oils Ltd.—-Trading Ban
S^eet Grass
Great
See
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—December Sales Higher—
Otis Ltd.
Continues—
above—V. 185, 343.
basis.
Period
offer 38,333 shares of its common stock to certain
shares to ceitain vendors of property.
1,016,5)5
shares of common stock are being reserved by Holly against the con¬
version of the 406,638 series A preferred shaves.
Of the 38.333 com¬
mon shares to
be issued as a finder's fee, 5,000 shares are to be issued
Holly
also
will
and
60,000
—V.
to Paul O. Buckley.
King for the working
in certain oil leases and 50.000 shares for application against
indebtedness arising from its acquisition oi the stock and
Sigma Properties,
Inc., and 3J,3Jj shares
Ter. thousand shares are
to be issued to Bruce
to
interest
Holly's
of
note
of
balance
remaining
The
for
possib.e
share
rials
reserved
are
common
stock
ation
on
stock.
ferred
to
from
to
shares
3,500.000
mining,
to
and
184.
—V.
p.
by
the
management
oil
include
and
gas
concrete
steel and
2014.
8,500.000
and other
*
shares and the cre¬
heavy
capital
See
Corp.
Holly
184, p.
stock
Holly's
metals
construction.
newly
(2)
Offer, etc.—
Sabre
Pinon
below.—V.
Corp.
184,
To
tion
In
Iloneggers'
on
Co.,
&
(111.)—Stock
Inc.
Offered—The
markets,
and
sell
(3)
test
in
in
the
net
proceeds will
be
added
to
working
capital
I
the
Caribbean
with
doing the
of
following
Inc.
the
out
Florida
objectives,
above
talent
the
actual
the
Florida
plant.—V.
184,
p.
(110
GIVING
BUSINESS—The
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Net
FINANCING
was
76,048 sns.
incorporated
in
Illinois
is qualified to do business in Minnesota, Iowa
1946, and
principal executive offices
are
maintained
in Fairbury,
on
and
July
Ohio.
Wholly-Owned
Subs.)—
26,
Earnings
Its
Inc.
111.
$24,863,272
1^,268,888
(less
other
3,532,053
3,013,067
$6,409,108
125,220
is primarily in the business of manufacturing and sell¬
poultry feeds and feed Ingredients with feed mills in
111., and Indianola, Iowa, The company's feeds are marketed
animal
Fairbury
under
the
and
trademark
Big H."
The company also sells
various miscellaneous items of equipment and
supplies, some of which
it manufactures and some of which it
purchases from others, for the
°
anima
Poultry, a line of farm animal shelters, poultry
'
SinufLC ?C1i
e
f
iia
»hich
are
y
Total
Int.
"Honeggers'
194J70
subs.
deductions).:
w
m bUildlngS is 'narkcted.
of which
c01tlpanv in ils plant at Onawa, Iowa, and
purchased
from
other
manufacturers.
Muuf Int"' of Mansfield, Ohio (an unrelated company), under which
l!£mPofn:arranKement with Honegger-Hanlev
'
Net
incl.
amort,
for
income
per
the
Had
exp
a
share
Lawrence,
continue
company's
approved
&
President,
at
a
annual
an
in
a
is at
satisfactory
meeting
increase
in
letter
to
184,
the
196,243
2,543,000
$2,271,298
$1.27
stockholders,
stated
all-time high figure and incoming
rate."
He also reported
that,
at
which
was
held
common
1957, all
per
share.
2689.
Jan. 17, stockholders
stock from 3,000,000
Sales Increased—
l: 56—Month—1955
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$160,588,109 $152,229,846
2837.
p.
Columbia, S. C.—Files
Commission—
Productions, Inc.,
Exchange
and
Securities
corporation 011 Jan. 14 filed a
letter of notification with
With
the SEC
of common stock (par $1) to be offered at_$2
Alester G. Fur man Co., Inc.. Green vide, S. C. The
proceeds are to be used to acquire special building, equipment and f°
working capiial.
per
30,000 chares
share, through
Lincoln National Life Insurance
The
Co.
of
a
fees
holders
Walter
O.
majority
Life's
Life
interest
L>fe
that
owned
Dominion
American
force.—V.
shareholders,
merging
President, said: "There is no thought of
that it is to the best interest of Eomi
as a
Canadian company with a substani >
by Canadian citizens."
Menge,
the two companies.
ion
in the Dominion
of
who are understood to comsmall group, received a net of $1,975 per share, after deductio
and expenses.
Lincoln National is also offering other shar
$1,975 per share for their holdings.
Dominion
prise
Co.—Acquisition—
has bought a majority interest
Waterloo, Ont., Canada.
company
Insurance
an
authorized
Corp.—December
$27,934,104 $26,736,838
—V.
$5,010,541
$3,026,109
disc.
200,961
3,502,000
deb.
taxes
that "the company's backlog
orders
$6,729,070
$1.69
of
earnings
Earnings
John
;
income
exp..
Provision
Stores
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales
235,054
194,742
foreign
Inc.—To Redeem Stock—
corporation has called for redemption on -Feb. 20,
outstanding 6% cumulative preferred stock at $51.42
Conversion rights will also expire on that date.—V. 182, p.
$4,581,317
expenst-S—
_________
unconsolidated
from
income
general
and
operations—
from
received
Other
_____
$31,785,196
21,844,035
__
administrative
184, p. 2327.
its
Th
1955
1956
sales
of
Selling,
System below.—V.
624.
The company
ing
Leonard Refineries,
Lerner
Florida
.
sales
cost
Outstanding
150,000 shs.
(&
Electric Co.—Proposed Merger—
England Electric
The
of
covering
3 Months Ended Dec. 31—
par)—
company
Co.
Manufacturing:
2837.
p.
New
See
Higher—
1956—Month—1955
1956—12 Mos —1955
$.,076,850
$6,679,544 $67,451,7o2 *6o,8<Jo,Ol9
construc¬
and
installed in
1404.
•
Reports Increased Profits—
and
Authorized
stock
p.
______
184,
Lawrence
facilities.
and
J
Sales
—V.
Leslie
general corporate purposes,
CAPITALIZATION
174,
Bryant Inc.—December Sales
Lane
Joa,
napkin machines in
and South
American
sanitary
Joa
advisability
Florida
G.
Curt
1
sell
to
principally
(4)
machines
of
these
and
Florida;
in
Joy
PROCEEDS—The
Common
1,600,000 shs.
machines of Curt G. Joa, Inc., built in
newly developed machines and processes;
the products produced by test machines
pilot
new
demonstrate
of
program
were:
company
operate
to
Joa,
was
Dec. 28 offered publicly 12,000 shares of
(no par) at $25 per share, without under¬
writing.
for
Outstanding
stock
common
used
lor
division of Curt
the Joa Co., of Florida, working jointly, built three
modern Joa sanitary napkin machines, two of which
were sold over¬
seas, Colombia,
South America and Fuerto Rico, and tiie third one
1582.
G.
company
and
purposes.
2,350,000 shs.
the
of
part
a
merchandise
to
foreign
p.
corporate
centsi_
(par .10
activated
operated
2ul4.
Co.—Partnership Plan—
llomestake Mining
price.—V.
same
distributorships
establish
general
other
investors
be used to replenish raw mate¬
to
are
to
Inc., the
Joa Co. was incorporated in Florida on May 4,(:1953, with'its principal
place of business at Lake Wales, Fla.
The prime purposes of
the
countries;
See
and
BUSINESS—As
(1)
ai,ove.—V.
proceeds
supplies,
Authorized
Common
Florida
Holly Minerals Corp.—Exchange
basis.
efforts
and
Co.—Control Sold—
headed by John Eisenbeiss of New York has
purchased a controlling, interest in this company for about $920,000.
Heinz M.
Glaeske, President, said the investors purchased 167,375
shares of common stock at $6.15 per share from Paramount Securities,
Inc., an investment trust controlled by the Krueger family.
Tiie Eisen¬
beiss group said It would buy any otner ovreugtr snares availaole at the
of
group
Period End. Dec. 31—
to diversity and expand
production,
asbestos and
bridge
best
a
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
f
shares of a new 50-cent cumulative convertible pre¬
The action was in accordance with the plan submitted
stockholders
activities
on
inventory
working
550,000
of
Offered—Anderson
Fla.—Stock
Co., Lake Wales,
&
Krueger Brewing
(G.)
A
PROCEEDS—The net
shares
common
1956—52 Weeks—1955
$334,755,447 $300,3 75,379
2837.
p.
Co., Inc., Palm Beach, Fla., on Jan. 16 offered
300,000 shares of common stock (par 20 cents) at $1 per
of
stockholders
The
388,176
of
Joa
ut
stock
______
184,
Cook
$«ub,000.
lor
a liituic uate in c.vciiange tor 64,636 snares
Van Dorn Iron Works..
Jan. 25 approved an increase in the authorized
issuance
common
the
Inc.,
Company,
Pieioad
rluC
1956—4 Weeks—1955
$28,247,979 $25,543,515
End. Dec. 29—
Sales
finders,
Life,
States,
182.
We believe
j
continue
it
p.
operating
has
315.
more
in Canada, Alaska, Jamaica
than $700,000,000 worth of
(
and severa
insurance
—
Number 5609
fflVolume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(613)
Litchfield & Madison Ry.—Earnings-
115
of
period End. Nov. 30—
Laiiway
expenses,-
oper.
Railway
1956—Month—1955
$311,795
$314,650
*162,342
156,017
revenue—
oper.
$149,453
43,961
Net rev. from ry. oper.
railway
iet
inc.—
oper.
<
185, p. 45.
-V.
-
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$3,519,152
$158,633
Street, New York,
and
children's
N.
The
Y.
apparel
•
•,
operates
company
stores
;
in
,
eastern
,
.
.
chain
a
Melville Shoe
southern
and
506,592
use
150,000
its
1956—5 Weeks—1955
feet
square
former
premises.
.
floor
of
In
double
space,
addition,
the
substantial
amount
Is
space
leased
p!~2337~~"~ $17'914'008 $15,483,338
184
to
End' Dec' 31
1956—Month—1955
-
The
Industries—Acquisition—
warehousing
premises
The purchase by this company of the West Coast laboratory and the
icquisition of a licensing agreement from Chromatic Television Labora;ories, Inc., was negotiated by William R. Staats & Co., it was an¬
Jan. 16...
Litton Industries, Inc.,
nounced
on
tube
television
said.
remarks
made. the
Thornton
Mr.
.*
President,
Litton
Which
patents' already
use
-
•
,
*
.
when
developed
television
home
on
announcing
Chromatic
at
application
set
This
:
that
Litton
Jan.
Industries.
Litton
Mr.
of
Television
the
Thornton
said
Litton
Jan.
electronic
data
processing
•
tube.
concentrate
systems,
1957
no
&
31
The
announced
vas
I
Jan,
on
ANWAC III-E
An
13.
_
'
.
delivered
was
States,
'
.
and .Lehman
interest.
bonds
;;
The
in
at Propulsion;: Research
[Monica, Calif.
■
-
Corp.'i,
the
Europe,
Structures
Aeronautical
have
of
it
Canadian
Lab.,
to
ty
the
'
'
v
bonds
parent
end,
above
the
Logistics
Defence
Armament
of
funds
.
^
^
&
and
,
be
to
are
corporation's
subordinated
tends
Earnings Rise—
the years
in each
the years
of
1969
through
time,
1977. *
'
"
their
at
net
net
,
the
at
from
following
the
time
of
the
sale
the
corporation
to
be
available
for
general
corporate
t Federal
additional
properties
to
be
leased
to
the
The
May
Department
from
the corporation
year
net
The
leases.
bonds
certain
.
for
.
Co.
these four properties
$2,922,000 annually under 30
•'
non-callable
mortgaged
prior
monies
to
property.
The
through
bonds
will
be
or
BUSINESS—The
;
limited
to
the
business, of
The
May
Stores
ownership of properties which
••'
company,
'
«
••
Realty
to
'*• ; '
will
the
'
•
,
Deci 31—
Year Ended
"
"
-
-r1956
-
1955
,
Sales. I———JL-jl—:ii: $88,650,577
Net
profit
Outstanding
Earnings per share—
—V.
1—^1—
—.—
184,
10,151,363
after, taxes————l—————
Shares
2,640,000
$3.84
1582.
p.
of
$74,489,168
4,759,086
2,640,000
/ ^
which
May
,
$1.80
Department Stores Co.
main
are
downtown
operates
stores
and
In
in
the
Shipbuilding company;
primarily devoted to
be
Merrltt's
various
The
total
cost
$32,750,000.
of
these
-
.•
..
.
.
•
.
.
; CAPITALIZATION
Electric Light Corp.—Proposed Merger—
V
"
*
21,579,893
New
England
Madison
This
«
2327.
"General
Garden Corp.—Earnings Up—
Common
Electric
Square
corporation
Jan.
on
System
below.—V.
fending
Nov. ,30,
184,
of
net
a
profit
[preceding fiscal year.—V.
$160,371
of
for
p.
profit
three-month
the
for
the
•The
first
cipal
period
the
Domestic
the
road
show
Todd-AO
distribution
wide-angle,
-V,*
y.r>- ;
the
of
pioture
Film
rentals
1956—10 Mos.—1955
1,276,584
2,615,189
25,071.524
24,559,315
2,506,559
2,413,972
22,349,807
22,543.495
charges
1956
Month—1955
income
15,345,542
2,143,352
1,260,958
taxes
$
$:. ;
19,889.888 229,244,606 208,695,844
14,307,237 161,639,729 144,387,298
2,186,369
25.165,004
25,422,517
1,051,414
14,880,330
11,981,846
21,237,871
taxes—_
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$
after
income
2,488,019
charges
* *
2,344.868
2,162,616
v
-
2,177,465
<
•.
27,559,543 1
26,904,183
25,012,423 "24,722,960
184, p. 2443.
Inc.—Earnings at Higher Rate—«
Nine Months Ended Nov. 30—
Net sales
Earnings before taxes,
Taxes
be
income
on
Net
'
*
.
.
Income
on
(estimated)——
1956
1
v
Cash
.1—L_
dividend
the
the
picture
previous quarter;
income •..from
OKLAHOMA!
totaled,
$833,000,
with
$409,000
in
penses
in-the
the
the
to
compared
as
with
in
...A.
loss
a
of. $2,000,
months ended
Oct.
Skouras
Mr.
31, -1956,
show
.
nine month
clared.
*
pericd
therefore,
wa£,
990^778 "
paid
i;
$914,564
772,560
—
share
per
-
Co,,,
distribution
Cinemascope
exhibition in
pany
will
1957,
from
has
distribution
"Negotiations
produce
office
in
in
or
from
been
Pacific,"
other
contemplated.
Century-Fox
film
rentals
The
com¬
by
to
be
than v Todd-AO.
March
realized
completed
for Magna
Theatre
Corp.
to
by many to have the greatest boxpicture
history.
South
Pacifie
will
be
in
1957
under
with
arrangement
Rodgers
Hammerstein Pictures, Inc.
Inc.
Pacific'
Hollywood
§| of
1957.
show
and
The
be
in
expects
Todd-AO
domestic
the
in
•
&
to
'South
Pacific'
to
cities
is
in
the
ready
'South
open
JJnited
to
release
end
of
1957.
have,
or
have
the
show
pictures
theatres
50
release
Pacific'
States
Century-Fox lot
beginning in the spring
able
be
now
for
Twentieth
Pacific
towards
theatres
equipment necessary to
anticipates that at least
possible
major
(
location
the
on
the
company
when
on
filmed
and
in
will
that
for
road
Todd-AO.
be
in
to
The
so
therefore
or
more
&
Drexel &
Fahey,
on
Oct.
29,
1956,
Magna
is prepared to repay
indebtedness next March
and
$2,000,COO of Its $6,000,000 debenture
hopes to repay the
remaining $4,000,000
meeting
in
October,
1957.—V,
184,
before
the
The
company
has
called
all
the
outstanding 4Va%
preferred stock for
redemption on Feb. 28.
To induce
of
the
with
Co.
to
them
on
preferred
a
buy at
by Feb.
the
basis
into
of
group
$53
of
25.
per
The
1.49
stock,
common
investment
any
called
shares
company has an
headed
by Morgan
of
shares
shares
of
are
common
convertible
for
each
stock.
Co._
300.000
Co.
Reid
Beane_
-
&
common
preferred
43
Exchange
St.
100,000
Leonard
&
Lynch
200,000
Cook
Webber,
"
&
31—
Sales
The
from
1956—Month—1955
$5,395,400
corporation
former
$4,625,682
Jan.
21
moved
headquarters
at
1107
on
its
$31,654,922 $27,640,945'
executive
Broadway
,
to
and
its
general
new
offices
building
at
;
*
—V.
184,
*
Reinholdt &
&
Gardner
Co.,
Inc
$202,052
.
1956—Month—1955
*
$
for
Deane
Moore
Hulme,
W.
D.
Co.—
&
400,000
125,000
Frank,
Stifel,
&
Miller,
Stix
Peabody
185,
p.
&
Co
&
Swiss
G.
700,000
Dean
H.
&
&
100,000
Co...
125,000
Co
Spencer
800,000
Co
&
100,000
j.
700,000
Co..
Co
Freres
200,000
200.000
Meyer
Nicolaus
100,000
Loeb &
100.000
Co.
Boyce
Fox
Co.
Jones
Mellen &
Lazard
&
700.000
Co
&
Staats &
R.
Stern Brothers &
Inc
-r-V.
Stern,
&
Inc
Hutton
E.
Edward
Stein Bros.
100.000
Applegate
Humphrey,
William
400,000
100,000
American
Trask
Corp...
100,000
Co...
300,000
&
Walker
&
Co
Witter
&
Co
400.000
400,000
486.
|
Corp.—December Sales Higher—
McCrory Stores
1956—Month—1955
1956—12 Mos.—1955
s
Sales
—V.
—
184,
$
s
$
19,754,775
19,643,899
113,117,004
109,704,666
a
of
board
directors'
meeting
here
today, the company
year-end earnings of $530,000,
or
$1.20 a
Last year the company had a net loss of $174,894.
announced
share.
on
Jan.
common
company
also
took
action
to
raise
their regular quarterly
dividend from 15
cents to 20 cents beginning with the first quarter
this
Dividend
year.
of
record
for
Feb.
the
first
28,
1957.—V.
quarter
payable
is
184,
p.
March
20
to
1914.
McLellan Stores Co.—December Sales Off—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales
—V.
-
184,
p.
2337.
y
-•..*.•$
*
999,662,823
4
....
"1
corporation
Jan.
on
without
filed
15
shares
60,000
share),
of
a
letter
Of
stock
common
underwriting.
The
notification
to
be
proceeds
with
offered
are
to
at
be
the
par
used
working capital.
Nicol,
Inc.,
New
York—Registers
With
<
,
This
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Jan.
29, 1957, covering 100,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
this stock,
Of
77,858 shares are to be offered for public sale by
the
issuing company and 22,142 (representing presently outstanding
by certain selling stockholders/ Lee Hlgglnson Corp. Is named
principal underwriter;
and
the
public
offering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
stock)
the
as
The
and its subsidiaries manufacture and distribute (1)
converted starches including dextrines.
water
soluble
related products and (2) liquid industrial adheslves.
Of
the proceeds of Its sale of the 77,858 shares, $100,000 is to be used
for the construction of a by-product recovery plant in Houlton, Me.;
$200,000 for the construction of a large adhesive plant In California
to
replace presently leased facilities; $250,000 for the construction
and
installation of a polyvinyl acetate plant in Hawthorne, N. J.;
$100,000 for improvements to its St. Louis plant;
$70,000 for addi¬
tions
to
the
building and equipment in Chicago; and the balance
company
starches,
raw
and
gums
for
additional
The
working capital.
company
has outstanding 322,142 shares of common stock.
14 selling stockholders.
Of these, Joseph Morn¬
Treasurer,
who owns 45,405 shares,
stock, proposes to sell 3,173 shares:
now
lists
prospectus
ingstar,
Board
Chairman and
or
14.09%
of the outstanding
(F. H.) McGraw & Co.—Reports Profit—Div. Increased
At
SO
$
2838.
covering.
per
The
2837.
p.
1950—11 Mos.—1955
146,171,305 1,086,012,226
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Smith,
250.000
p.
Morningstar,
125,000
200,000
100,000
Co
Weeks
100.000
&
Scribner
Henry Herrman &
&
785,443
100,000
Barney & Co
Co
The
400.000
Jacobs & Co...
Simon & Co
M.
804,002
v
1,961,883
Mooney Aircraft, Inc., Kerrville, Tex.—Files With SEC
250,000
& Hutzler
Semple,
Singer,
$2,006,952
$
150,615,054
164,
($5
Salomon Bros.
I.
—V.
300.000
Schwabacher & Co..
200,000
79,282
*
$2,012,394
2671.
p.
Sales
& Co.__
125.000
700,000
$208,163
68,775
$3,968,837
-2,140,91B
-
SEO
Smith,
<fc
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$4,153,305
164,579
...
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—December Sales Higher
100,000
L. F.-Rothschild
•
,
Mobile Credit Co., Mobile, Ala.—Files With SEC—*
—_
400.000
Hornblower
Ry.—Earnings—
$372,742
200.000
Co.——. *
400,000
Co...
'
.
company on Jan. lo filed-a. letter of notification with
fcpe SEC
1,250 shares of common stock to be offered' at par ($10 per
share); without*underwriting. Tne proceeds are co be used for
working
capital.
.... v
,
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
800,000
*
•
The
125,000
^
700,000
&
&
Shepard & Co.,
Inc._:
The
"
205,660
.
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net railway oper. lnc.__
Period End. Dec. 31—
300,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
of
1956—11 Mos.—1955
expenses.
$407,712
-
300,000
100.000
—
Ripley
Miller
stockholders
Period End. Dec.
oper.
200,000
.*
vReynolds
Corp.
Co., Inc.
•
Southern
&
1956—Month—1955
Railway
Jackson
Curtis..
Prescott,
700,000
Co
,
,
800,000
Co._l
&
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
&
5
.1956—5Mos.—1955
$6,027,038 $19,103,781 $18,344,679
covering
Louis
Mangel Stores Corp.—December Sales Up—
„
.
revenue
700,000
The
Payment will be made at The Chase Manhattan
Bank,
Place, New York 15, N. Y.—V.
184, p. 1730.
'
•
oper.
Co.,
125,000
Newhard,
700,000
—_
Union
f--
Hayden.
&
of
„
100,000
Morgan Stanley & Co.
125.000
Boston
Harriman
to
Into
share
2837.
p.
Period End. Nov. 30—
•
;
.
Co.——'.
-
$1.01
Pierce,
Turben
Paine,
Glore, Forgan & Co.
agreement
Stanley
tendered
convertible
Lynch,
&
*
conversions
the
bankers
share
convertible
184,
$6,095,042
200,000
&
1-1-
Metropolitan
,
250,000
Period End. Dec. 31—
(P. R.) Mallory &
Co., Inc.—To Redeem Preferred Stk.
*
Minneapolis, Northfield
>
100.000
Hallgarten & Co
stockholders'
next
—V.
the-
$200,000
Marks
Masteiv &
Merrill,
100.000
Dillon,
First
Fulton
1914.
p.
Co
Co.
M.
.Fenner
100,000
Co
Clark &
Kuhn,
meeting
E.
Merrill
Moore,
Securities & Co.
Kidder,
annual
&
<fe
Co.-—--—
A.
k
100,000
,
Co.—
Co.—
Eastman
'South
the
•
~
Co.
&
Doolittle
"Twentieth
Century-Fox will distribute a CintmaScope version of
Pacific' when Magna's road shows of the
picture in Todd-AO
been .completed," Mr. Skouras disclosed.
reported to debenture
holders
and
stockholders who attended
lOO.OOO!;
——
House
Dempsey-Tegeler &
have
As
-
Co.
&
Republic
Joseph,
Canada.
and
Legg
Laurence
300,000
Co.-__—
&
(Inc.)
Curtiss,
equipped
will
fifty
C.
McDonald
Ino.-i
—
Central
Hirsch
it
simultaneously
it
contracted
John
-
400,000
Sons-—
Slocumb
Inc
be
Company
exhibition
"Thirty-eight
install,
will
&
of
1,158,840
v
$1.18
the
of
&
——L3—
Brown
"
'South
each
1956—Month—1955
•
—:
•
The
t
to
$777,758
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.—December Sales
Up—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales
Railway
Inc.—700.000
Inc.--.
»•
believed
moticn
Todd-AO
is. not
Twentieth
domestic
processes
in
by Twentieth Century-Fox
those
areas
where
road
show
in
ended
against
have
"South
potential
produced
begun
has
$2,500,000
advances
as
OKLAHOMA!
Just*
Todd-AO
receive
of
sell
842,571
•
-
■
thereof.
to
(.
period
...
2,550,000
Inc."
provision
agreed
6,095 shs.
$25,000,000 prin¬
issued under
may be
underwriters, for whom
are
acting as reprepurchase' the principal amount of
Co.l$2,550,000
&
Sullivan
Burnham
--
v
Co.,
&
Alex.
de¬
.
"Domestic
G.
Bosworth,
previous
Skouras
Sachs
Brothers
Brush,
Mr.
each
to
profit for the
'
(September, October and Novemberr 1956)
was 67 cents a
share, to substantial increase over earnings for the first
and second quarters, which were*18
cents and 33 cents, respectively.—
V.
183, p. 2186.
Lehman: Brothers
C.
Blyth
said.
$2,370,000,
and
and
series
'
of
the
Co.
Stearns & Co.400.000
income froin distribu¬
gross
has
company
below;
&
the
Becker & Co.,
ex¬
over
named
12,500 shs.
with
A.
$407,000
OKLAHOMA!
was. $3,820,000
which included an advance of
$2,000,000 against foreign film rentals. Expenses in connection with
the distribution were
$1,450,000.
Excess of income over expenses in
in
Outstanding
$25,000,000
limited
are
other
Bear,
^
compared
as
compliance
upon
"
-
of
Allyn & Co;, Inc.250,000
.Baker, Watts & Co.—100.000
Ball, Burge & Kraus—;
125,000
the distribution,
$425,000,
-were
quarter.r- Exeess of income
therefore $408,000,- whereas in the
was,
was
nine
road
preceding
period
there
quarter
domestic
A
Expenses in, connection
including cost, of .prints and advertising,
1,
'
$25,000,000
offered
bonds
;
Net
1955
$14,672,385 $16,047,609
1,906,342
1,620,329
————
earnings
Earnings
FINANCING
Authorized
and
2,756.371
Midwest Piping Co.,
"
v
PRESENT
value)
par
severally agreed to
opposite its name below:
Goldman*
curved-screen
incidental
and
of
(without
Additional
Sachs
set
Lehman
.
.
distribution
bonds
v
process,,-"established* an
income record in
the
quarter
ended
Oct,
31,
George,-P. -Skouras, *
President, reported to debenture holders and. stockholders on Dec. 26.
in
•
- sinking
1977
sentatives," has
Magna Theatre Corp.—"Oklahoma" Sets Income Rec¬
In
TO
5%
15,
series bonds above
underwriters
ord—To Film "South Pacific"—
Feb.
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
of
1977
amount.
Goldman.
tion
'
bonds,
due
stock
indenture
This
year..
quarter
'
625.
p.
mortgage
series,
<■
(after provision
its current fiscal
$129,742
184,
net
a
1956, the: first quarter of
with-
compares
announced
16
[for Federal-income taxes)-,
in
*'
•
fund
In
EFFECT
con¬
20,005,846 208.00G,735 188,805,956
13,911,228 146,294.187 130,080,061
2,447,664
23,021,652
23,236,148
1,031,765
13,619,372
10.930,432
15.044,826
2,502,112
stores
will
.
"
See
:
GIVING
indus-
conducted
Co.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
'
Lowell
are
income
operating
be
projects, is estimated at approximately
•
.
stores
fields*of
Merritt-Chapman Sc Scott
taxes-
Net
—V.
/
branch
a
located.
»
147.
p.
taxes-
operating
Net
narent
.•
30 .department stores, 10
remainder branch stores.
the
currently has under construction four additional
shopping center in which one of the four new
and
...
"•
■
The May
_
»
-
con¬
redeemable
Corp.
leased
are
.'
*.
Merrttt^Chapman^ & Scott
proceeds will
Bell .Telephone
Other
In
except
through the sinking fund at 100% and otherwise than through the
sinking fund at 105% during the period ending Feb. 14, 1958 with
successive reductions
annually to 100% on and aftei; Feb. 15, 1976.
;
185,
operating
Federal
1967
damage
the
of
Operating revehucs_^
Operating expenses_
.
-
.
Feb.: 15,
realized
said
expenses
after
investment
operations
revenues
income
!
<
Ship.
$
lease
aggregate of
with
Net
.
parent.
will
of
Period End. Nov. 30—
...
be
circumstances
demnation -of
an
.
to
are
Stores
Net
leave
York
departments—chemical, paint and Metallurgical:
shipbuilding and two divisions. Highway Trailer
Other operating
pur¬
the
statement, Merritt has informed New
is-prompted by:a decision to realize a
offering
Operations
Steel.—V.
Operating
Operating
bal¬
including the payment .of existing indebtedness to the
parent
approximately $2,100,000 and the acquisition or construction of
of
activity.
would
New
Period End. Oct. 31—
store
f
>
registration
the
spokesman
Michigan
the
in
appreciated
of
use
of
department
purchase:' the
the
its
through three
struction, .and
the"0'Neil's"
of
trial
shares
interest
expansion
,
Milton
proceeds
parent
value
211,254
that
of
further
k
presently owns a portion
property
in Akrcn, Ohio,
will
the
book
Ship
"AHM-C&S
.
which
the
According to
portion
1961,
years
in
the
public sale.
the effective date of
upon
statement.
80.5%
an
York
bonds
otfier for
interest
outlined
24" with
T.
Bale- of
wholly-owned subsidiary of The May
a
corporation,
department store
the
its 97%
were
Jan.
at the market price prevailing on the
the time of sale; but will reserve the
deteriatnc the number of, shares to
bersoki at any particular
and to reject any bid or bids.
with
the
011
Torj Stock Exchange at
to
right
four
to
to
proposes
offering will depend
Ship
——
Net
Part of New
to, offer 21L254 shares
'
'
sinking fund requirement of 2% of
1958 through 1.960, 5% in each of the
*
$129,777,000
currently holds 1,241,758. of New York
Ship's 1,280,004- out¬
shares. According to the registration
statement, fttorrttt 'in-
standing
on
by New York
the shares Merritt
The date of the-
registration
oversubscribed.
the
on
on
covering
on
associates
poses
an
Co.—Sales
SEC
.
:*
Delivery
-
Lone-Star Steel
H
department store property in Akron, the Clayton
Southtowri branches of "Famous-Barr Co." in St.
Louis, and the
San
Fernando Valley
branch
of
"May Co." In Los Angeles.
The
balance remaining from such net
proceeds will be added to the general
Research
increase of 400%
in AjuWAC
of the $48,000 ALWAC is cur¬
rently six months from order date.. The ALWAC III-E. is a.general
purpose
electronic
digital u computing
system,
available
with
8,192
word" magnetic drum storage, and punched card, high-speed punched
paper
tape,
and magnetic
tape
input-output and storage.—V.
184,
p. 2626.
/■ ...
-reports
level.
1955
mPS ^ihoK?0,rP0,ri'i0ni0 sel1 211'234 shares of
i
Shipbuilding Corp., of Camden, N. J.,
statement filed-
and
ance
Santa
Computing Service, Adalia Limited, Canada, Champlin Refining
[^Company, Autronic, A, B., Stockholm, Sweden, and Litton Industries.
iThere are two ALWACs at the ALWAC. Computing Center; Redondo
Beach, Calif.,
1
•
,•.*.•
.**.
year's
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—To Sell
Shipbuilding Stock Holdings—
SEC
.<•
western
At
the
a
$17,350,000 of
purchase from Its
to
properties
[Board, North American Aviation, Inc., National Security Agency*-South¬
sales
with
was
lien
a
*
.
approximately
Army Personnel Research
C;
Another ALWAC was
installed
been
leases
mortgage,
bonds will have
each
secured
PROCEEDS —The
by' the U. S. Navy
[Aerodynamics Laboratory, Institute of Gas Technology, The U. S.
Weather Bureau, Reliance -Electric & Engineering Company, U. S. Navy
computers
184,
Offered—Goldman,
Brothers
offering
CONTROL—The corporation is
Department Stores Co.
manufactured
and
be
through 196.8 and 6%
'
,
ALWAC
Canada
This
to
are
and
computing r center,
at^Washingtoiv D.
procedures " Division
Other
S.
amendment
an
Realty*. Corp.—Bonds
Co.
'indenture of
>
-
to the U.
installed
N, Y.—V.
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$24,324,000 $22,462,000 $138,791,000
in
offered
properties
on
way
2784.
p.
Stores
accrued
»>y this corporation, were delivered in December, increasing the total to*
United
company filed
its
registration
to
the -"O'Ncil's"
installations fin: the
ALWAC
;7
New York,
continue
$25,000,000 of- general mortgage bonds
5% sinking fund series, due Feb.
15, 1977, at 90.50% and
.
ALWAC
24,
Sachs
Labora¬
Lawrence
will
investment
•May
Logistics Research Inc., Redondo Beach; Calif.—Installs
Two More Digital Computers—/
•
more
West 25th Street,
16
will
Merritt
military and-industrial uses of the Lawrence- tube and will in
enter the home television field by the arrangement.—V. 184,
Two
activities
185~~p"~46
—V
new
statement
covering an additional
8,868,132.796 shares of beneficial interest in the trust.—V.
184, p. 2784.
has
a Para¬
[He indicated .'quantity production of the Lawrence tube for home sets.,
[will be underway by e&rly summer.
,
%.» "
The Chromatic
unit will be called Electronic Display Laboratories
of
these
the
to
Investors Trust, Boston, Mass
RegisSecurities and Exchange Commission— 1
ters With
~
--
Paramount supervision. Mr. Balaban also said that Parawill retain operation of a laboratory in Passaic, N., J., which
working
is
then,
moved
Massachusetts
tories* under
[mount
at
Until
be
York
Balaban, Paramount President, said Paramount retains a
agreement with Litton and will receive a royalty on products
Barney
1.
will
1
acquired the assets of Chromatic Television Laboratories, Inc.,
mount Pictures Corp. subsidiary, in Emeryville, Calif.
V
[licensing
shipping activities
2837.
p.
hopes to develop further the Lawrence color
that "color rada" can guide pilots into safer land-
so
March
-their present location
military airmen identify targets and terrain, Charles B.
ings and help
Thornton,
<••.'■*•
.
about
and
1955
$115,975,488 $106,805,943
Mercantile Stores Co.
Inc.—December Sales Increased
at
occupied
being
tenants.
Litton
1956—52 Weeks
new
—V
9
Corp.—December Sales Up
Period End. Dec. 31—
,;
.
building was purchased by Mangel some time ago, and sub¬
sequently modernized and refurbished to meet present requirements of
the rapidly
expanding corporation. In the new building Mangel's will
$1,537,547
540,706
*
18th
women's
The
1,683,105
$1,757,062
50,012
126
United States.
$3,220,652
1,762,090
,
West
1956—Month—1955
$11,881,506
$12,033,036
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$58,473,945 $58,033,053
other
two
shares
members
each;
the
of
George
J.
Morningstar
family propose to sell 2,894
President, 2,312 shares; and Murray
Muller,
Stampel,
Executive
Vice-President,
2,296
shares.
The
only
other
sale exceeding
2,000 shares is to be made by Flora M. Funkhouser,
in
the amount of 2,265 shares.
The other blocks being sold range
463
from
shares
to
1,685
shares.—V.
180,
p.
2190.
Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc., Mobile, Ala.—«
Files
The
SEC
With
employees
There
ing
Securities
corporation
covering
will
on
Jan.
and
14
through Employees'
be
Exchange Commission—
filed
a
letter
of notification
with the
10.000 shares of common stock (par $5) to be offeren to
no
capital.—V.
underwriting.
183,
p.
210.
Purchase Plan at $13 per snare;
The proceeds are to te used for work¬
Stock
10
(614)
Holly Corp. above.—V.- 184,
■
1583.
p.
Co.—Deben¬
States Telephone & Telegraph
Mountain
underwriting group headed by The
Boston Corp. on Jan. 30 placed on the market a
issue of $35,000,000, 31-year 4%% debentures due
1, 1988. They are priced at 101.277% , and accrued
Offered—An
tures
First
new
Feb.
100.4599.
100.362 and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.137..
The new debentures are redeemable miciaily at iuo.777% until Jan ..
31, 1959, and thereafter at varying reduced prices until Feb. 1, 1983
when the redemption price becomes 100%.
' ■ ; ;• V ...
Stanley & Co.,
'
with
$173,123,493
net
and
$18,5bU,5bl
and
$153,781,943
First
The
C.
A.
Securities
Drexel
First of
Co
&
Laircl, Blssell & Meeds—.
Moore, Leonard &
Lynch
Loeb & Co._
Boyce—_
1,2001000
800.000
800.000
8c
Inc
Burr,
Estabrook
J.
,——i—*
800.000
Seasongood. &
Co
750.000
Almstedt
750.000
Byrtl
750,000
Day
Brown
Alex.
Courts
&c
Sons-—
&c
Co
&
McDonnell
&
Co
750,000
,—
& Co
Smlthers
Stroud
&
Co.,
—V.
8c
185,
100,000
100.000
-
Rodman
Townsend.
Graff
Vvtos„er
Other
Net
2,315.214
taxes—
1.816.478
income
2.840.3C0
2,173,453
operating
—V.
'
100,000
after
charges
487.
185,
Net
ope'r;*
j.—
21,061,199
16,341,602
——
2j1.072
division
frame
182,697
843.000
1,169,000
"5777,206
operations
us3scs
uiec.j-
cents
coiumch share.
per
taken
1956
1955.
and
has
36,833.09J
^Equal
to $1.10
per
oil
elected
been
of
Petroleum
for
National
Effective
will
be
The
for
700
Feb.
1S4,
the
1957,
4,
He
has
been
p.
York
1956
N.
Avenue
55th
between
provided
space
56th
and
Streets.
Y..
The
£0
is
address
announced...
150.000
feet
square
and separate elevators
serve
the
Naoisco
new
a
has
company
on
14th,
baking
piant
conducted
15th
contracted
ancl
at
at
construction
a
Fair
new
Lawn.
to
will
J.
N.
research
sell
and
immediately adjacent
be
aetween
Nabiseo's
tire
bakery buildings,
and
Fair
11th
Lawn
wiil
to
be
plan
p.
1957,
otfered
for
key
filed
under
registration
shares
a
covering
statement
100.000
the
company's
employees of
the
of
its
$1
restricted
company
and
its
the
is
under
bakerv.—V
80%
^
common
bids
of
of
cost
for
reb.
on
sale
the
with
compared
will
from
be
dated
Sept.
FOR
15.
Nfarch"
^957
"
'
■-
Central"
;
noted.
184,
.1957,'
15.
AND
v
former
a
replace him and
the
and
14.332,311
the
Nickel
and
will
in
11
that
■Haven
Maine
railroad.
in
the
the
Mr.
and
has
stock
subsidiaries
op*ion
V
.
on
scock,
the
100.323.882
48.783,261
in
43 04n.4-'0
20,061,541
20.190,092
afoot
RR.
There
can
is
been
Boston
the
Maine.
-
is
185,
t're
.
be
to
v
the
of
corP°rat;ion on Jan. 16 filed
covering
offered
20.000
shares
pursuant
to
^ei6^are- T!le Proceeds
of
o n
class
a
B
letter of notification with
common
employees'. stock
the
stock
(par 50 cent
tmrchase plan at $15
are to be used for working capital.—V. 133,
of
to
oil
forth
to
covering
211.254
a
registration
shares
of
its
31
are
presently outstanding and
Merritt-Chapmati & Scott
Corp..
such
either
such
wise
sale.
1.030.504
stockholder
sdling
on
the
Exchange
than
on
New
at
of
intends
York
the
Stock
Exchange,
par
.
.
which
the
will
to
continue
outstanding
shares
from
Jan.
stock.
are
24.
These
be
prices
related
to
also Merritt-Chapman & Scott
(J..
J.) Newberry Co
Period Eud.Dec. SI— '
to
The
to'
time,
those
Oil
1956—Month—1955
—V-
—
134,
p.
2338.
_
■
■
on
36,208.673 -34,345.463
p.
1793.
1956- -12 Mos.—1955
....
-03,'434.124
.
and
of
average
the
range
of
received
price
average
(h)
to show,
(it
assigned
Northwest
to
which N1
S:
terms 0:
Northwest, (it to <
to interests
as
to purchase,
the manner i'v which John
and ' <21
Co.
financial
of
statements
the
and
predeced
Northwest,
issuer's
the
•'
inaccurate
i6
nearly
date
the
of
that
appears
an
such
(b)
report,
100%
a
only
interests
in
properties,
of
some
the
the
actuf,l
of
inclusion
held
was
niterest
a
re;
reserve
the
the
total
issuer
properties (a
interests.).—V.
and
net
>di
income
not
have
does
footnote
185,
properties. '
by incw
from W
the '
the schedule 1
certain
in
obtained,
was
showing
when
by
according to the offerixvg circular,
ici
bv imnlvins in the description
interest
51 'V
a
operatinc, statement
interest, in
Northwestern
•
Bell
Telephone
1956—Month
3
Operating
to.
148.
p.
-Earnings—
Co.
1956—11 Mos.-
1955
S
.
revenues
17.338.229
16 272.003
Operating expenses
11.6°0,947
11.293.662
Federal
tO
f*
ft
Q
185.877.262 l i-.a123 945.71C 115..aJ
2,216.203
1.901,738
operating taxes
1.081,675
1.081.213
23.705.192
12 373.505
21 -'?:
12.3'°
operating
Gther
2.349.404
1.935.535
25.352.855
2,197,657
1.849,587
23.232,398
2'2.8,J»
2l-"J
Net
Net
—V.
income
taxes
after
185,
190,689.902
income
charges
p.
'
"
437.
Official Films, Inc.—Fischer Elected
*aid
•
,
the
and
percentage of water ii the fluid prod
forth the terms of Northwest's contraf
the^Commission's order asserts that Northwest's offeff
and misleading
(a)
by inclusion of a res
one
year
old without any deduction lor oil proo
addition,
Harold L.
184.
forth
set
produced
set
adequate'
properties
cm,
shares'
time
-December Sale? Increased—
5
Sales
Corp. above.—V.
■
purchase assigned bv St^Hrt to
between the Hanlon Oil Co. and.
to
Hanlon
at
the prevailing orir° on
by public or private sale other¬
or
.forth' the; amount tc|be
set forth clearly the Inter-
sold
Exchange
at
to
mer<^»r
the SEC
and
set
discussion
a
v
common
owned
1.280.504
the time of sale,
such
are
offer
to
with
statement
fa!■ to
relationship
of
Mr.
Shipbuilding Corp., Camden, N. J.—Regis¬
Exchange Commission—
filed
1956.
26,
Dec,
on
the
0if.purchase,
rights
the
oartly shows
a
omits
properties,-(b)
(e)
the
igi
furnish
since
New
ters With Securities and
This corporation
anno"nccd on
was
notifies Con
A
covering certain interests which,
nod to be owned
by the issuer,
slightest
between
-
Commission," it
Regulation
of
has contract°d
In
Haven.
such
'
-
Exchange
its
set
it
New
Refining Corp., Billings, Montai
Period. End. Nov. 30—
York
.&a
2120.
p.
order temporarily suspending an exemption frcm
Act' of 1933 with1 respect to the prop;
to
the.cQiilract-
report
the New Haven
iiot
possibility
likely
p., 487.
184,
A.1
on i
"S'TbT'lhcbrporci
Morgan
_
i'
is
whatsoever
a
City.—V.
p.
the" Securities
well,
each
the
would
relationship. with the
of
even
not
-
There
his
board
of
There
future.—V,
.if)
cgreement
state¬
a
others,
or
merger of
a
connection
of
discussion
no
for
.
resume
no
member
any
Mc3innis.
&
and
an
leases,
gravity
acquired
Alpert to
—
Directors, in
truth.
J.
Temporarily Suspended—
sellers
the
circular
B;
of
purchase, includi ng (It what, rights Northwen w'll have *0 comn
operations prior to Dec. 31, I960, the date for. the completion of
payments thereunder, • a nd\<2_) what forfeiture prov sions are conti
9-'
148 374.322
Hartford
Oil
filed
varioi-s
barrel,
160.215.452
Patrick
office
York
offering Circular
of
API
V '
1,D3S,505
railroads.
McGinms
foreseeable
New
134
w.
Pre ident;
Bond^
Montana-Company in the producing properties, <c) to.
adequate information es to the. cpe:ating history av,d earnings ol
refinery,, id) to set forth adequate Information relative to the ave:
of and range of operating costs p~r barrel of crude oil produced i
Plate
4.603.383
be further from the
chance
There
6,1068
$1.47
York
of
inclusive.
MONTHS
the
each
mature
9,723,923 111,432.191
&
that plans were
Boston &
Nothing- could
McGinnls
6,119,486
$1.4'8
suspension order,- the Commission asserts that It has reaios
cause
co
believe tuat tne notiiication a-t d -offeiing circular, cat.
untrue
statements of material fact and omit to :tate materia! fe
We have been beset by persistent and baseless (rumors to the effect
President George Alpert would resign from his office
that
$6,8«|
6,119,486
permanent.
Northwest
that-New Haven
and
500,000
S8,998,450
its
ment, dated Jan. 28. said;
13v
SE<""
Haven
the
at
New
uhde'r
or" made
vear.—
''3,
President—The Board of
as
500
500,000
39,043.452
stock
com,
public-offering by this corporation of 150,000 sha-res-of its commons!
at 32 per-share, - The; order provides., an opportunity for hearingj
request."oil, the questiort • whether the suspension should be ,vac.
the
New
1957
4,
The Securities
2672.
York.
Remain
to
2,IOC
$7,364
temporary 5?i%' general mortgage bonds, series
may- be exchanged" for bonds in definitive'form
23, -has issued
1956—rll Mos.—1955
$
Feb.
lstration
■
15,-1972.
FIRST
1.956—Month—1953
inc.—
oper.
p.
-2,280,859
$9,498,450
326.
1963,'
1,
west
railway
2,324.234-
outstanding^.-.
share
Northwest
?'•,
.
.
...
March
to
NOVEMBER
4,617,740
1.959,759
Net
bonds..
pfd. stock__'_
on
Stock Offering
$52?'
proposed
10,532.275
National Homes Corp., Lafayette. Ind.—Files With
SEC
be
i
67,371,23.1
diesel-electrlc, Promotive* and hom-er
expenses-
See
to
166
$9.4S}
common
Wall Street,
23
145.882.329
$6,420,000 of equipnunt trust
'
'' y ''
issue will be tisecl to,
14.
the
Net rev. from ry. oper.
by
the
common
shares
184,
July
St. Louis RR.-^To Sell Ctfs.—
invited
of the
...
15.150.015
after
with
par
116.
EC
$9,29'
174,766
$11,867,686 $11,779,309
mortgage
applicable
Outstanding
Exchanee.
..
3|4]
Sep. 30,'56 Oct.
$11,679,277 Sll.604,543
—_
—
for" dividends
alter
income, for Deceptber of
same month a year ago.
net
the
year;
revenue..
be
which
Gypsum Co.—Registers With SEC—
company
28.
^
agreenf
Northspan Uranium Mines, Ltd—Definitive
01'
50,956,052
the
$39,104,259,
to
t
1EST'
certificates
1957,
This
$
132.355.792
u; 183,326
Aggregate cost of the equipment .is-estimated" by
$8,049,423.
'
*'».
shares
Jan.
i •*»%'.
•
in
of
activities
center
r-l'f"S 1
agaiiioc 3603,721,21p-for-'the previous
Period End. Nov. 30—
'
National
has
Avenues,
completion
upon
research
development
to
and
9th
discontinued
415.
p.
rigl
$.9,108,926 $58,22'^
67.504,383
58.93
68 286,797
$9,543,452
p.
1956—11 Mos,—1955
*
at
with
office
its
Streets,
ib\h
operations there
in
1355,
from
EARNINGS
Its
the general office was moved to space in the company's Newbakery in 1905.
In 1930 the offices were moved to the present
building on 14th Street.
The
an
188,409
per
to
1893,
and
about
New
York
located
taxes
income..
first
on
Common
•
headquarters on New York's west side for over
Initially lccated in Chicago when the company was formed
years.
in
had
in
noon
Railway oper.
Railway. oper.
.Up—
office
it
J
S
floors.
has
at
semi-annuaily
asso¬
includes cafeteria and medical facilities for the
general offfice employees,
earlier
•
proceeds
The
5 Mos.—1955
general
new
22.
income
net
1354.-
has leased six lower floors, two through seven, of the
air-conditioneci building jusc completed on the ease s;de of
Nabisco
Oct. 31,'5o
income
Balance
for -1956 equalled $5.02 a shtu-e, 'compared to .$8.03
previous year. Opera cipg_ revenues" ,.f or ;t-he year .werecompared with S762.666.356 for 1955." Operating expenses
company
The
Miami,
$4,122,313 323,834,839 322,652.696
company's
New
Avenue.
23.982,765
reported: a
$4,520,780 in
2672.
p.
certificates
—Y.
Park
25,593,303
12 949.656
9,474.412
New Y'ork, Chicago &
company
floor
convertik
Co.—Earnings Higher—
income
Proy.
the
$633.643 256
were
Biscuit Co.—Moves General Office—
425
31-story,
Park
of
2226.
p.
National
«.f
1956—Month—1955
$4,358,788
—
164,
Debentui
will be used to pay off $30,000,000 of i
requirements.—V. 185, p. 34
income
Net
earnings
V.
.
corporation.
Bank
National Bellas Hess, Inc.—December Sales
Dec. 31—
2,368,120
S
,
184.
Corp.
years.—V.
many
this
director of
a
First
the
of
Zapata
Industry
Sales
—V.
of
4%%
$79,966,074
ancl
expenses
operating
Interest
30,231,11.7
,
income
into
S".8C,'434.916.
common
■
Fibres, Inc.—New Director—
director
a
director
the
'Period 'End.
the
construction
Ended—
Months
Other
17,371,751
.32,619,753
'
share
a
finance
Coleman
a
additional
for
Operating
Partially amounting for the high net December, income-were certain
from subsidiary: companies which. 4ii. prjor7years, had)been
5.625.000
—
$777,206
■
Automotive
President
with
96%
—
of
marketed under
was
Operating revenues
dividends
t$i.208.099
221.
p.
L;,870,453
3.033.8C3
Jan. .28
on
the
283.814-for
1955
S18.901.398
—
1/589.884
2.473.650
compared with
bi'ings
road
and
184, p.
subscribed for under the
Northern Illinois Gas
^3.354,?0p ^6.125,142 ,713,581 >61-2 .6[93.157;529
expensed. •' ''53.879.788 53.175.486 581.225.820 547,375.200
company,
cars.
ciated
provisions.—V.
stockholders which expired Jan.!
$46,224,200 of the debentures, $f
proceeds of the sale
and
12
oner.- revenuer.v,
railway- oper. inc.la
This
$22,972,477
—:.—;
National
Okla.,
loans
23 343.331
19oo- -Aluncn—i.voo
Net rev. frcm ry, oper.
224.774
iniscellijueotrs .taxes-
ancl
from
164,
L.
J
nerif
billhS
artjustmJ
underwriting group headed by Harriman Rim
an
Gross
24.676,960
S
■
945.647
taxes—.
♦Equal to 71
Is
contra
Central RR.- -Earnings-
York
Railway
Raihsuy
S22,026,830 313,676,224
—i
sale of
George
are
96%
were
common
Earnings
End. Nov. 30—
Period
100,000
The
He
j
Co., Inc.
The
p.
New
190.000
Co._
6c
1956
,
-
—
earnings
share.—V.
For—Nearly
—V;
1956—12 Mos.—1955
income
Income
on
&
281,200.955 260.436,781
204,033.789 189,510.032
17,556,040
operating
Net
100.000
S35,532,062 S2C4.828.649 $196,423,090
—
earnings
Net
with
of
'
100,000
8c Renshaw
6c
1956—Month—1955
S36.513.57J
and expenses—,
Gain
"
•
the contracts. Contract
subject to possible
on
and contractual
balance of the issue
$
s
24,494,941
The
Property, .payroll
Net
195^'
'
.
./v. "
:
1956—11 Mos.—1955
2,114,935
,»J) 11
income
Federal
1S56—Month—1955
19.454,949
Total
Costs
lD56
.
-V
,280,400 were sold through the exercise of the rights.
100.000
Gibson
luo.oUJ
Co.,
&
Northwest
Three Months Ended Nov. 30—1
Miscellaneous
Total
unbilled-balances
estimated
Of the total issue of
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings-
taxes-
income
$6,891,425.
files
liabilities
the
of
Essex
26,226.662
Cb._a
Kormendi
Pacific
Murray Corp. of America (& Subs.)—Costs Higher—
Net
r
contracts Jimbilled
from the billings
vary,
.offering to
the
Company,
Federal
2838.
p.
by
s
Inc—
Corp..—
Securities
First
750.000
—
184,
——-—
Brothers
750,pfip,
Inc.
Period End. Dec, 31
Sales
—V.
assumption
Operating expenses—
100.000
Murphy Go.—December &ales» Higher^'
(G. C.)
the
and
Operating revenues.
150,000
437.
p.
major
debentures of 1972
S6.000,000
period End. Nov. 30—
150.000
750.000
Inc.-
Co.,
—
—--
750.000
Co.
&
Spencer Trask & Co
G. H. Walker & Co
Weeden
Lowell
and
s
Mayer—_
Brothers
Co..
750.000
Reynolds
S.
lVop'j
Elkins, Morris. Stokes 6c
Weeks
;
co.
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Baker,
7 4on,
10,048,116
;-,
of
Niagara Mohawk Power CorPi
the stock of Amesbury, Haverhill, Law¬
&
Son
W.
and
•iNet
150,000
*7J"
.
Subscribed
99.7%
of the capital stock
of Lawrence, 59.4% of Lovvell,
to be-.effected ..through an ex¬
owned
Essex for
of
New England
150.000
Co._;—
&
800,000
Co.
F.
—
•>««.!
l«
>
.
2.388,359-
.
J
v-resulting- from statutory
sixth NEES subsicaaiy, at $450,000 (subject to
adjustment).
To finance the acquisition, Essex proposes to borrow
$450,000 from NEES.—V. 185, p. 345.
Power.
150.000
150.000
—
Newbold's
H.
300.000
Company——
8c
Masten
E.
t-
-
including
S2.750.000
of fi^t m^t-gase bonds
of
of debenture bonds of Lowell. The exchange
of Essex stock is to be made on the
basis of l.o25 shares for each
share of Amesbury stock; 1.875 for each share of Haverhill stock. 1.25
for each
share of Lawrence stock, and 2.5 for each share of Lowell
stock.
Immediately following
the merger, Essex will purchase
cer¬
tain transmission lines ancl materials and supplies from New England
300.000
986,700
3,635,081
»
.
any
companies,
Lawrence
s
,
-
8<571-
152,243-31,32G,735.119.569jl^i2^675;
Dec.«31—
At
will therefore
7"
of
Co.
NEES
1956,
30.
and
rence
such
Schmertz
Hogle & Co
A.
A.
8c
Marks
M.
Laurence
—
Co._.
&
Ferris
800.000
(Inc.)
Coffin
&
Bros.
Stein
Cunningham,
& Co., Inc
Co.
Electric
of stock
change
300,000
Newburger,
Sept,
At
81,747,157
/'24;88o,560 i
merger
Amesbury, 68.3%
of Haverhill, 90.4%
and 97.4%
of Essex.
The merger is
300,000
300,000
300,000
& Co.—
Stone
Republic
for
s1'
a The
company reports income, from long-term shipbuilding
"oh 'the pe^entagc-of-.completion basis;
such income- for
public
SEC
Merrimack-Essex
300,000
1,200.000
Hayden,
oons_
Hayden, Miller & Co
The
Illinois Co., Inc.—
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.
Pont & Co.
Central
A:
1,400.090
—
Witter
Dean
Francis I. du
Michigan Corp.Gaiueu
1.400.000
Curtis
■-.&
F.
Robert
Mou.uoi)
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._ 1,400.000
F. S. Moseley & Co
1,400,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson
'
'-
will be merged with and into Essex- County Electric Co. All-five
companies distribute electric energy at retail in northeastern Massa-.
.chusetts." The name of the surviving company, is to be changed
to
3JU.0U0
3Q0.000
300,000
300,000
300,000
Inc.
Childs & Co..
C.
1,400,000
Hallgarten & Co.__——-
its
of
19,993,980
9^430,604
2,443,859
I
77
-
I
.
llfci
Dor
-
.
•'/'.!%;
.
&
—Rrr
'
;i at the close'of the period
371,735,676 14802rJ
.Equivalent., number of employees, on a 40-hour
'
L.-"
basis," working during, the last
full • workweek of the period—
^
12,020 7
$68,829,197 ;
/.
Co
Year End,.ri
Dec. 31,'50
"
it v. as
utility subsidiaries in the • filing of a proposal -with,
of five of the subsidiaries;V and the Commission
has scheduled the proposal for hearing on Feb. 20, 1.957.
Under the merger nroposal, A.mesbury Electric Light Co.; Haverhill
Electric
Co.,
Lawrence Electric Co.;1 and-The
Lowell Electric Light
300,000
—
Carolina Securities Corp.
1,900.000
Co.___—
&
Co._
&
& Co
Burnham
Co., Inc.- 1,900,000
Dillon,
Union
Co.-
Whipple &
Bacon,
Corp..$3,200,000
Boston
Dec. 31/55
- - v-v
1 '
10.578,822 V 6,710,974
Other,work A: oper __;/
Estimated-balance
System—Files Merger Proposal
announced «>6n Jan. " 28*"has joined with
This, corporation,
debentures:
Allyn &
Eastman
severally
have
below
turbines
accessories
7 %
Corp.
following respective principal
agreed to purchase from the company the
' '•
v
•
Dock
-
Dec. 31,',56
^ -
r.
b
L !i
nluc
•,
—Three Months.Ended^-/ %
Hydraulic
r
England Electric
New
,
the
total operating revenues
naJmed
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
of the
"V
2838.
iqe,
pius aN
Shipbuilding &. Dry
<
"
conversions and
repairsu. _x—-2——_
%
Inc.—December- Sale? Lower— *
-1956—Month—1655 >v«>&56—12 Mos.—1955
$12,398,636 $12,549,807 $69,196,740
_____
six
income was $21,588,089 compared
respecuVei> for the corresponding
period of 1955.
For the calendar vear 1955
were $186,583,868 and net income $22,626,535.
amounts
.
31, 19-56 total operating
ten months ended Oct.
•
-.
Ship
*50,353,485 "6lt,"635,054~575.353,266
'-."V-'-..
>
' 51,232,248
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales
New
EARNINGS—For the
were
-l-A:
2338.
p.
company
Montana,
revenues
184,
—V.' 184,"p7
supplies telephone
service in Arizona,
Mexico, Utah and Wyoming, and parts ot
Idaho, Texas and Oregon.
On Oct. 31, 1956 the company had more
than 1,187,000 telephones in service.
\
V l *
BUSINESS—The
Colorado,
h '
•
Neisner Brothers,
funded debt of $140,000,000. American Telephone owns
the 2,920,883 shares of capital stock outstanding.
of
"•
: >•
.share
per
-/* ■">' /
Shipbuilding contracts " 27,093.058
-
Co.—December Sales Increased—
29—
1956—4 Wks.—1955
1956^-52 Wks.—1955
———
—v.
outstanding
66.74%
,'
$103
at
9
';v $
Delaware,' Inc.—Sales Up—
Tea
Period End. Dec.
Sales
will have
to this sale the company
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect
an
--
Billings:
V
for this purpose.
total of $379,600,000
2338.-'
National
phone & Telegraph Co. The advances were used in part for additionsand
improvements to the Mouhtain States Telephone plant.
Tlpring
the five years and ten months ended Oct. 31, 1956 the company spent
a
134,7p.
•—V.
proceeds of the sale toward
its parent^ organization, American Tele-
advances from
V
-
York,
345.
Feb.
on
preferred stock
9/ Vf957"af t'he'; fcitv
On 'Jah.'
made
New
p.
News
ings, etc.—
1956—Month-rl955 •» •' 1956—12 Mos.—1955
$5,414,805
$5,109,892 $22,399,360 $21,185,810
; „•
•
•' • ""
~ V r. "
Dec. 31—
Sales^
PROCEEDS—The company will apply the
repayment of
185,
Newport
'
>
product of 4;he- Dobeckmori -Co. ^ VVe expect ;
other metallized .sheet, products in the. Vaculite
and textile fabric?.* r-rV.; 184, ps,2838.
. .
National Shirt Shops of
Period End
-follows: Morgan
were made as
Co.,
dividends.—V.
be
'
.
also specifying 4 %%,
bids
other
Two
Trust
Farmers"
yarn
shortly to announce
line, including paper
approximately 4.30% to maturity. The
awarded to the group Jan. 29 on its bid of
•
'
•- ~
""
' * '* *
-
was
metallic
its
mediate-payment-will
.
patented
lias called for redemption
shares of WSU- cumulative
corporation
outstanding
The
of
.
interest to yield
issue
Newport Industries, Inc.—To Redeem Preferred
Sto
- ;y.-
President,' oh Jan. 18 announced that the name
of National's continuous vacuum metallizing subsidiary, Fpiltone Prod¬
ucts, Inc., had been changed to-NRC Vaculite Corpi
This*. unit 'willf t
continue to produce high quality metallized plastic film.v
Mr. Morse added: "Our expanding line of "Vaculite
products is aain-_
ing Increasing acceptance in the manufacture of' automobile interior
trim
luggage, and shoes, .and is used in . the manufacture of . Lurex,
S; Morse,
Richard
'
"
'
Corp.—Unit Changes Name—
National Research
Co.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
Mount Vernon
See
announced
Hacke?t. Chairman
the
election
of
of
the
Leonard
Board
Fischer
O.
to
and
Board—
President, on Jj!1t
as
a
director oy
corporation.
Mr.
firm
Fischer
of
account
Merrill
2,
John
is
H.
executive
a
general
partner
the
brokerage and
unfer^'
Kaplan & Co.. New York City. He previously * ,in the 500 Seventh Ave=. )Ne«tr'York City* °A-j-
lumch. .Pierc".,-Fenner
1957.—V. -184,
in
p.
2226.
.
& ,Beane
'
,
from
September,
'
1946 a
•
*
,
v'
t
y
•
^
.
.
*
*
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Number 5609
Volume 185
1i
.
t
\
.
,
Tt,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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Ohio Edison Co.—Stock Offered—This company is of¬
fering to holders of its outstanding common stock, rights
to subscribe for 580,613
additional shares of common
Ohio
•
$12)
(par
stock
at
subscription price
a
share, on the basis of one share of
of
$46.50
Operating
Operating
per
Federal
Brothers
Lehman
cents
specified
bids
Other
Merrill
$159,497,
Co.,
used
by
the
its
tion
subsidiary,
25.8
or
from
cents;
,
the
Beane
&
'
sale
of
the
additional
to
Pennsylvania
its
meet
investment
of
cash
Co.,
the
in
and
2,825,183
26,988,547
12,864,313
for
its
1957
operating
income
2,702,218
2,704,830
25,942,135
2,694,142
26,097,812
Other
the
in
generation,
estimated
an
population
electricity at
electric
other
also
is
Co.,
electric
of
wholesale
associations
tive
vania,
its
000
and
the
subsidiary
First
12
1,600,000.
Its
and
GIVING
in
of
this
shares
Coal
series
due
rural
Oct.
Co.,
mines
TO
1974———
2%%
series
due
series
due
1978,
due
1980-.
due
1984—
3xk %
series
due
1985—_____
stock
Common
($100
($12 par
Generating
sale
Corp.,
Pennsyl¬
company
Olin
to
$128,741,-
Corp.,
2,418,503
Jan.
on
for
28,771,033
in
of
cash
a
has issued
24,
not
stock
Ohio.
trustee,
under
dated
limitations
1987
44,200,000
1980
21,670,000
Ser.
AA
First
of
$100
Ohio
share,
per
to
pay
portion
a
of
Aug.
the
mortgage
1,
1930,
of
issue
series
in
following:
180,000
company's
additional
to
of
amended,
as
4.56#,
shares;
and
other
purchasers,
stock
to
be
150,000
3.90%,
shares;
of
facilities
the
at
the
Muskingum mine not
internally oy the Coal Company.
applied to the SEC lor authorization to
securities
to
plant
power
be
to
are
Olin
of
is,
West
5%
Metals
are to be jointly owned
Revere.
The other unit is to
cumulative
be
at
if
company,
Power
time
make
will
entire
presently proposes to use its units
reduction of aluminum, and to Olin
facilities to be located near Claring-
in
requested,
for
excess
capacity
consideration
generating
plant
of
its
provides
for
deliver
aluminum.
of
classified
Common
by
of
the
respective
them
•' ■
i
4.44%,
are
its
behalf
on
plant
which
and
Ohio
of
is
to
of
used
memorandum
Power
Ohio
In
Power
plant
hour
1956,
that
ail
proportion
its
to
in
expenses
the
power
nay
will
Captina
provided
as
Ohio
for
and
wliicn
Allen
Fauset,
3.90
.
Dickson Ac
Co., Inc...— 3.90
Stiegliz
3.90
Ladenburg, Thalmann Ac Co.. 3,90
Halle
Laurence
M.
Marks Ac
path
Parker
Co
Ac
of
and
the
Dec.
Steele
Ac
Lane,
Inc.___
Ac
Kay, Richards & Co.—™
series
due
.57
3%%
series
Inc.
C.
Mead.
Mid-South
Putnam
Chas.
Ac
Scranton & Co
The
f"v
Crowell, Weedon
Ac
Dempsey-Tegeier
Inc.__
Co
Rodman
Rowles,
&
—
&
Templeton
Sterne,
Thomas
Agee
Ac
Mosle
Ac
Scott. Horner
(te
Co.———
Anderson
.95
Arthurs,
Bingham,
T.
Mason,
C.
Ashmun
Fitch,
Boettcher
Brooke
and
Ac
Brown.
Inc.™.
Co
Ac
Co
_
..95
.95
Investment
Murphey
Favre,
Adams <Sfv Peek_.
.76
Peltason.
Tencnbaum
George D.
B. Bonbright $5 Co.
.76
C.
Bradford Ac Co
.76
Branch. Cabell Ac Co
_'
George R. Cooley Ac Co., Inc.
.38
J.
M.
Dain
Ac
Co.,
Inc
Dewar, Robertson
Farwell
Foster
Ac
Ac
H.
O.
Peet
Bramhall
Co._
Inc
.38
Sage,
Co
.76
.76
Ac
Ac
Inc.
Spribner
Ac
Co
Ac
Suplee, Yeatnian
Webster
F.
.76
Columbia
S.
Ac
Durst,
Inc
Yantis
Ac
Co.,
.76
Henry
Inc.—
Ac Co.,
Bros.
&
Inc.—
Co
Co..
Co._u—
Schmertz
Inc.
.57
—
Burns Bros. &
Denton, Inc.—
Burns, Corbett Ac Pickard, Inc,
Lee W. Carroll & Co
Chace. Whiteside,
Winslow.
Ac
&
Dittmar
Co.,
Ac
Dooiittle
R
J.
.
Ac
p.
Ac
Weil,
Ac
Co.,
Co
Inc.—
Applegate
Humphrey, Inc.
Clegg Ac
W.
_
&;
Ac
.28
—
.28
,
.28
Lyons Sc Co
-28
Co
with
and
proceeds
large
a
The
and
in the State of Ohio and
fishing, boating and other
.28
grants
ownership of various reservoirs.
A whollyShore Water Co. acquired Dec. 10, 1956,
Ashtabula
western
Olin
be
to
are
expansion
on
Pacific
ured
100,000
Evans
Ac
150,000
„
Co.
Inc
Ac
Iowa
Freeman
Robert
&
«fc
Hutton
corporation
the
1967
to
County.—V.
pay
185,
fund,
Harold
of
Net
issue
Copper
Revere
184,
p.
.28
Ser.
J
.57
Thayert Baker & Co
Ser.
K 3%
Inc
_57
Ser.
L
Ser.
M
3%
3%
3%
Arthur
bds.
bds.
bus.
100,000
150.000
100,000
Wyatt,
Neal
gon^r
Ac
Wag-
_____
Yarnall,
250,000
Biddle
150,000
200,000
—
Ac
Co.
487.
Earnings—
Telegraph Co.
1956—11 Mos.—1955
195"—Month—^955
66,601,129
45,067,679
$
$
61 065.620
712.729,252
643.028,502
41,925,095
479,013,100
433.727,994
taxes—_
7,034.000
6,985,000
74,697.484
68.947,745
taxes—
5,546,986
4,338,044
60,757,870
52,797,998
income
8.952.464
7,562,737
7.817.481
93.260.79S
87.554,765
6,558,988
82,386,107
72,225,763
income
of
redemption
for
&
GIVING
due Jane 1,
due
due
488.
p.
Eastern
Panhandle
directors
The
have
Co.,
Refining
30.
Jan.
connection
The
price
Pipe
Line
Co.—Acquisition—
approved the acauisition by this comuany of the
Inc., Garden City. Kan., it was anno-mced on
involved
was
not disclosed.—V.
185,
p.
488.
See
above.—V. 184,
Industries
Litton
p.
729.
Inc.
Brass,
28
of the
EFFECT
Dec.
1,
bonds
TO
Co.—Paying Agent—
Peninsular Telephone
Redemption—
on
March
1,
Chemical
184,
public offering of
PRESENT
agent
pa'dng
Nov.
FINANCING
Outstanding
31,000,000,000
$927,000
1970
1 8,669,000
1971
23,839.000
June
1.
1974
109,548,000
Dec.
1,
1979
77,975,000
See
Bonk,
Exchange
$10,000,090
V.
184,
of 4%%
p.
New
York,
Corp.—Another Unit
Penn-Texas
has bc«n
first mortgage bonds,
appointed
series E,
1916.
Sells, Then
Leases
Back Plant—
corporation has entered into tlm fourth sale-and-leasebuck trans¬
of a subsidiary in the past eight months.
GUckman Corp.
on
arrangement. Liberty
PlLouis
J.
his
name,
for
a
cash
Glickman,
Jan. 10 announced it has purchased, in the latest
Aircraft Products Corp.'s Farmingdnle. L. I. N. Y.,
Chairman
of the real estate corporation bearing
said the contract for Liberty
price of about $4,500,000.
Aircraft was signed last month
handled another sale-and-leasebark transaction or
a
Penn-Texas subsidiary last October, when U purchased the Pratt Ac
Whitney Co., Inc., plant at Han ford. Conn.
This property was in torn
sold to Marvin Kratter. real estate investor, in whatglickman called
Glickman
Corp.
Penn-Texas received $11,000,000 and
Whitney transaction.
made bv Pp"n*TTexf
recently concerned the Bayway Terminal properties in Elizabeth, N J.,
and the Colt Patent Firearms Manufacturing Co. facilities in Harttora,
Conn., both subsidiaries.—V. 185, p. 488.
a
1966
Corn
for
1956.
1,
next,
Los Angeles, Calif—V.
Spring St.,
Jan.
mortgage
due
charges
185,
Centurv
$691,000 of its capital debentures, 412%,
interest.
Payment will be made
at
South
bonds due June 1,
bds.
«
Inc.——
Co..
150,000
expenses
after
—V.
G22.
Authorized
refunding
Wpod Ac Co.
L.
Wright
Ac
1959 to
$35,000,000 first & refunding mortgage bonds, series AA,
4V2%, due Dec. 1, 1986, at 100% and accrued interest
through Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates. The
bonds were quickly placed.
Further details follow:
Ac
300.000
150.000
Co.__—
Ac
E.
operating
Other
The
CAPITALIZATION
White
N.
operating
Federal
action
our
&
$
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds Sold—Mention was
in
Geruldson
Wulff, Hansen A: Co.—
150,000
Pacific Telephone &
2444.
made
500,000
C.
p.
Ac
—
150,000
185,
300,000
Noel
Co.
750.000
Inc.
V.
100,000
Co.—
&
Alstyne,
Co.
Period End. Nov. 30—
accrued
626
Bank.
Wallace,
300,000
—
Paramount Pictures Corp.—Sells Assets of Unit—
(Calif.)—Partial
called
plus
par
Van
250,000
Lom-
<fc
Inc.
Thomas
100,000
Mc-
Co.—_
Smith
750.000
600,000
-
also
See
Strauss
_
Kcir
Co.,
S.
100,000
Ac
Corp.
Ac
——
bardo,
Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs
47.
p.
large expenditures in
by
Corp.—V.
Corp.
has
sinking
at
California
J.
Co.—_
&
Investment
Blosser
Stubbs,
___.
Co.,
Co,—
Ac
Dowell
150,000
Co.______
Co.
Applegate
Humphrey, Inc.
Ac
150,000
1
250,000
Straus,
Stokes
100.000
Hulme,
600,000
Loach.
Inc.
1,000,000
Talbot—
100,000
—
Waltfcr
750.000
Co.
200,000
Co.,
Inc.
150,000
—
Ac
&
Sterna, Agee Ac
Stifel, Nlcolaus
Sulzberger Ac
Haupt
Mayer—
Stern Brothers & Co—
150,000
Ac
100,000
Ac
Shaughnossy
400,000
Co., Inc.
Ac
2,000,000
—
Seasongood
200.000
Co
1,500,000
Hutz-
300,000
Sons
Ac
Ac
150,000
'
Co
Ac
&
Bros.
200,000
Co.
_________
Inc.
150,000
Corp
Marshall.—
Garrett
ler
Ac
Scott, Horner Ac Mason,
»<-"150,000
Company-;.
of
Foster ' Ac
150.000
Renshaw
Ac
Rothschild
F.
Salomon
-
200.000
Steele-<& Go.
Ferris
of
Harold
.28
Co.
Fauset,
Jan. 29.
owned
Chemical
Finance
.57
Co
Este
The
Inc
Ac
4CO.OOO
250,000
850,000
Co.
Ac
Rodman
250,000
250,000
—
Gardner_
Co.—
Ac
Ac
L.
Bodine—
600,000
250,000
Co.
Rippcl
300,000
&
Ac
Reynolds
Townsend,
Co.,
Hughe's
Inc.
Reinholdt
Davis Ac
Ac
Co.
Rand
150,000
Securities
&
——_
—
program.
jointly
is
Mathicsor.
I 3 Vu %
Stewart
Ac
Pollock
E.
Inc.
Lake
Metals
corporation
Ser.
its
system)
announced
.28
487.
facilities
to
The
in
Valley
Raffensperger,
200,000
Crouter
Co.,
150,000
Win.
Ac
Schmertz
&
&
Inc.
250,000
Union
100,000
Pizzini
W.
150,000
Inc.
tensen,
—
Podesta
The
1928.
6,
150.000
B.
—_a
Drcyfus Ac Co.
Emanuel, Deetjen Ac Co.
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
private placement of $100,000,000 of first
was
.28
Co
Feb.
1963, it
Refsnes, Ely, Leek Ac Co
Security Associates, Inc
S.
filed
Inc.
200,000
Securities
Securities
Co.
F.
150,000
Ac
Peters, Writer Ac Chris-
Co.
as
Co.—
&
Copeland
Kendall,
Co.
is located in Struthers, Ohio.
impounding, producing, processing, stor¬
in
.28
Co
Denton,
Overton
A.
Penington, Colket Sc Co.
Cunningham,
adopted
was
notes maturing semi-annually from
p.
Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co
L.
incorporation
1926,
May 27,
name
Patterson,
Johnson, Lane, Space &
.28
Hulme,
Morgan
on
present
150.000
J.
150,000
200,000
First
100,CG0
——_
Inc.
150,000
Co.
through
the
for
.57
Co
Edwards.
185,
Howard.
certain
water
•First
.57
Davenport
Bros.
The
.28
Co
Kurd,
.57
Carey,
Inc.
—V.
.57
Ac
:
Gunn
.57
.57
West
Inc.
Cunningham,
Douglas Ac Co., Inc
Kincks
in Ohio
the
and
000 of 4y4%
.28
Co
Ac
.28
Co
Co.,
mort¬
of
mortgage 4 V2 % bonds, series A, due 1978, and $100,000,-
the
Garrett-Bromfield
Ac
Ac
of
acquisition
Corp.—Arranges Private Place¬
ments—Agreements have been negotiation by this cor¬
due
.57
North
of
company
Mahoning
as
Revere
through
.28
Sullivan
indenture
Hirshberg,
250,000
Coip.
Cruttendcn,
Net
Olin
.28
Elder
Bosworth,
distributes
.28
Ac
Fordon, Aldinger & Co
Barret, Fitch,
Co.,
articles
engaged
subsidiary,
The
.57
Ac
known
.38
.57
John
for
200,000
400,000
Corp.
.38
.57
Co
the
300,000
Co.
—
Clayton
E.
&
Co.
Ac
Homer O'Connell Ac Co.,
850.000
Co.
&
Loeb
Brothers——
Carolina
.33
Allison-Williams Co.
Amott, Baker Ac Co., Inc
Ac
is
incorporated
was
Service
the
of
operates
The
Baker,
Simonds
also
owned
.38
Inc.—
Inc.
Dahlberg
Ac
Wells
Inc.—;
750,000
150,000
—
Newburger,
Norris
Stein_____
200,000
Co.
Ac
200,000
—
Mullancy,
Ac
—_
Broome Ac
Inc.
Ac
the
privileges incidental
.38
.38
—
Investment
Cunningham,
.76
Co.,
Gibson.
Ac
Woodard-Elwood
Co.
Inc.
Wagenseller
Ac
Inc.—1
Co.,
Ac
.76
;
Neuhaus
.76
Ramsey
.76
Co
.38
.38
Strader
.76
Co.,
Co
Inc.__
Inc.
Smith.
.76
Co
Pierce
Underwood,
Rutty Ac Co.
North
Operating
Schneider, Eernet Ac Hickman,
&
Stillman, Maynard
Ac
.38
Co..
Ac
Wil-
Ac
Hutchinson
100,000
supply
Co.
Dallas
Inc
Rupe Ac
.
poration,
.38
Ac
10,
-
$300,000
Coe
750,000
Inc
Co.. Inc.
Levy
Ac
McMaster
Operating revenues
.38
Irving J. Rice Ac Co., Inc
Russ
office
company
.38
Quail
.76
Scherck. Rlchter
Singer. Dcane Ac
Sutro
.38
.76
Lunt,
Rauselicr.
Co.__
.76
.76
Marshall-™
Ac
.38
;
Co.,
of
1956,
terms
Ac
Company.—_
Co.
Hirsch
.38
;
Chapman
Ac
Hamlin
.38
.76
Ac
Pancoast
Inc.
of Norfolk_
Inc
Inc.
&
the
Dec.
time
Thalmann
liams
'_
ing and distributing water for public and private use in the communi¬
ties of Massillon, Struthers,
Poland, Washington Court House, Marvsville, in western Lake County and in Youngstown (untreated industrial
.38
Peters, Writer Ac Christensen,
J.
Co.,
The
.57
.38
.95
Corp.
issued
to
on
,2,000,000
Mackall
200,000
Blair
Co.
Water
general
.38
Lislq^ Ac Marshall
Ac
Massillon
.57
.38
Co
Hanrahan
Water
by amendment to
.38
Ac Co.____
Inc._
Ac Stringfcllow
Robert L. Whittaker &
The
,57
Co.,
Sheldon
Shore
.57
Leach
Lest range
Lake
shares
time
coittpany
Co,
Lawson,
Norfolk—
1,816
Ac
1,500,000
Co.
Baxter
Harrison
first mortgage bonds which
may
be issued under
mortgage is not limited; additional bonds may be is¬
Ladenburg,
: 1,500.000
Co.
Co.l
Ac
Barret,
Ira
in accordance with
only
Inc.
Lestrange
Hannaford
tl46,834 shs.
the
A. M. Kidder Ac
150,000
150,000
S.
Bache
of
of
BUSINESS—Company
Meyer & Fox__
Ac
Co,
Co.
915,000
200,000 shs.
by
Securities
Hallowell.
990,000
with,
-
the several principal purchasers, none
Comphny, and the principal amount of
each are as follows:
the
__
Gregory Ac Sons——.
Hallgarten Ac Co
576,000
'
—
from
may
'
%
Co.
———
Grande
Outstanding
None
17,068,602 shs.
of
names
with
Co.
amended.
as
tlncludes
.57
Co.__
Scott
FINANCING
due
$10)_.
(par
amount
but
gage,
&
Strudwlck
Ac
.95
.95
Roberts
Ac
in
.57
Company
Williams
C
.95
.95
Co
Ac.
Rotar.,
Inc.
Snyder
Mitchum, Jones
Parrish
Stern, Frank,
due
indenture
sued
.57
Co
—
.95
Evans Ac Co.,
Hill Richards Ac Co
;
Ac
Poole,
.95
Clement A.
Renshaw
Parke
.95
Elworthy & Co
Ac
Winston
Schmidt,
;r"
.57
.57
.95
Co
&
'
the
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
1.52
,95
Slnnumb
"The
.57
Inc.
1.52
Inc.
In.galls
.57
Co.___.
Penington, Colket Ac Co
1.52
Shumhn, Agnew & Co._-.____
Bingham, Walter Ac Hurry,
Brush
Co
Ac
Securities
1.53
Co
Gardner
W.
Miller
,57
1.52
&
Allyn Ac
Arthurs,
686,000
•
—_
payable to banks, 4 'A%
Nov. 1, 1960
Common stock
,57
,
1.52
Reinholdt
PRESENT
TO
,
Notes
Mason-Hasan, Inc.
in
I960,
$808,000;
and
$3,179,000
1985
Co.__
Levy Sc Williams
Eisen Ac Waeckerle,
1.52
Co.——-
EFFECT
1982
1.52
Inc.—
1956,
$340,000;
1978
series due
Loewi
Co.
31,
Dec.
1959,
1975———
3 Va %
334 %
1.52
Northwest
series due
.57
Lester, Ryons <fe Co
Ac
3 Vs%
.57
.57
William
Co—
in
mortgage bonds:
Kenower,
Lucas,
Co.—_—:
to
1956
1,
company
agreements
$4,700,000
Ginther
Kirkpatrick-Pcttis Co.___
MacArthur Ac
the
The company estimates that it will
construction during the period ending
$867,000;
GIVING
"
Lawson,
Pacific
1958,
with
connection
Authorized
"First
.57
1.52
&
in
$2,041,000;
new
Oct.
Co.,
Inc.
1.52
Blair
follows:
as
CAPITALIZATION
.57
Space
program.
$4,400,000 for
1960.
to be used in
are
$344,000.
.57
Co._
31.
:i1957,
%
Co.,
The offering was
proceeds
construction
about
expend
net
3.90
Red-
__
Ac
PROCEEDS—The
•
Emerson Ac
Baker, Weeks & Co.——_—
Hirsch
12 shares held.
underwritten by
Blair F. Claybaugh & Co., Harrisburg, Pa.
4.40%,
unsubscribed
below:
Johnson,
Ac
Auchincloss,
each
had
purchased
Stuart
DeHaven
t,
L.
affiliated
bonds
Corp.
6
1957, for 11,295 additional shares of common stock (par
$10) at $24 per share on the basis of one new share for
company's
H.
is
AA
American
148.
p.
the
of
the
Jan. 11, 1957, the right to subscribe on or before Jan. 31,
shares;
the
of
employees
Inc.
a
the
In
1,000.000 shs.
authorized.
amount
for
Halsey,
generating
Generating
generated
18o,
the
and
for
captina
in
opera¬
of
1,000,000 shs.
______„—20,000.000 shs.
directors
PURCHASERS—The
Gen¬
the
1,517,375 shs.
11,127,426 shs.
Oct.
purchase on an installment basis of 127,426 shares
of .4.50%
redeemable first preferred stock.
These shares were issued
to employees
in November, 1956.
31,
Burns
and
supervise
1,127,426 sits.
5,959,397 shs.
$25)
(par
Shelby Cullom
as
outstanding
representative
forth
the
tCompany
Stockton
plant,
Kammer
addition.
agreement.—V.
will
Generating,
the
reimburse
will
kilowatt
per
Captina
"Od
as
Kammer
each.
mill
V2
the
by
that
known
be
Generating
operation
energy
fee
of
contemplated
1,719,388 shs.
1,517.375 shs.
series )
of
maximum
no
now
150,000
percentages
set
%
Co.—
are
stock
certain
Co.,
contains
fixes
in
board
increase
Byrd
presently
2,860.977 shs.
1,750,000 shs.
pfd.
stk., cumul.
pfd. stk., cumul.
4.36%
redeem, first pfd. stk., cumul.
Redeem. Jst. pfd, stk., cumul.
(un¬
Captina
that
400,000 shs.
2,860,977 shs.
first
units
demand
two
appropriate
or
further
agreement
also
may
fabrication
1,173.163 shs.
400,000 shs.
———
first
Ohio Water Service Co.—Stock Offered—The
company
on Jan. 16 offered to its common stockholders of record
Trust
—
redeem,
4,211,662 shs.
1,173,163 shs.
pfd. stk., cumul.
redeemable first pfd. stk., series
redeem,
by
and
35,000,000
4,211,662 shs.
redeemable lirst
5%
Revere
Revere
1986
_
A.
Olin
1,
pfd. stock, cumul
pfd. stock, cumulative—
Allison-Williams Co.
Cresap,
bv
Dec.
first
first
what
of
near
owned
subsidiary
future
some
memorandum
the
unit
construction
for the
aluminum,
at
the
ox| which
Corp.
Generating
Ohio
for
Generating
Generating
The
is
Power
156,300 shares..
names
the
and
purchased
...
S.
but
there
White, Weld Ac Co.——a- 3.92
R.
which
bonds
equal rank of which
UNDERWRITERS—The
Ac
Bankers
due
stocK (par $25)
preferred stock, cumul.__
first
5 Va %
author¬
Ceptral
bonds
preferred
G%
additional
40,000
subsidiary,
Company
plant
wholly-owned
Metals
to
Revere
operate
It
amount.
tlssuable
the
of
as
on
authorized
the
60,887.000
1.
1,
Dallas
•Issued
1984
Dec.
4.50%
erating.
6,386,749 shs.
bds. due June 1,
Dec.
"The
this
Chemical
The
to
addition,
will
8,000,000 shs.
55,742,000
4.80%
hearing thereon.
a
Power.
fabrication
charges.
636,300 shs.
1984
due
28,086,195
order
an
of
excess
its
consideration
the Coal
has
of
a
77.475,000
46,211,000
1,
due
5%
generated
voting
Ohio
by
available
25,776,000
value)—
2,673,221
by
Co.
units
Mathieson
ton,
In
1,000,000 shs.
cum.
due Dec.
69,113,000
73,824.000
bds.
28,089,656
generally
three-225,000 kw.
supply energy
for
24,715,000
value
28,587,181
capital
request
a
the
all
owned
58,000,000
par
2,388,449
providing
initially, to be
Virginia.
Two
tion,
series
series
stocks
and
bds.
Wheeling
Co.,
24,088.000
66,084.000
bds.
of
to
'
3%%
series
12,000,000
2%7c
3V\%
tPrefcrred
Ihrce
Power
26,039,000
_
f 2,645,046
purchase
used
cash
'*
1980
33o%
13,108,241
transportation
by
1,
Z
aggregate.
Power
1957,
8,
Electric
$30,962,000
1975—
3Vatt
for
Dec.
Y
29,261,378
14,094,476
According to the application. Ohm power has entered into memo¬
randum agreement with Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal
Co., Olin MathieChemical
Corp.,
Revere
Copper
Ac
Brass.
Inc.,
and
.Outstanding
-
_
29,774,253
1,139,250
son
FINANCING
Authorized
2,510,242
1,230,163
installing additional equipment for' the purpose of
production at its Muskingum and Cumberland No. 3
coal
Ohio
3 Vb %
of
coal
and
energy
PRESENT
be
due
X 3 '/a %■
purchase stock of Captina Operating Co.. of Marshall County, MoundsW. Va,; and the Commission has given interested persons until
$24,513,000.
EFFECT
120,358,658
ville,
sells
to
of
Ser. W
Feb.
the
revenues
will
cost
expanding
250,000.
1956,
133,970,802
2,785,706
the
bds.
Ser,
12,271,587
1957-58,
in
9,100,000
23i%; *bds.*ddc! June 1.' l9$l'
Ser. R 3V«% bds. due June
1, 1982
Ser. S 3%
bds. due June 1, 1983
Ser. T 27a % bds. due June
1, 1976
Ser. U 3as% bds. due Dec.
1, 1985
190.817,933
announced
was
during
estimated
having
in
areas,
31,
operating
and
it
Proceeds
Pennsylvania
P
48,182,000
Ser.
206,426,712
taxes
company
to
the $100 par
of
$4,000,000
or
coopera¬
distribution
about
ended,
of
systems
1975
2226.
p.
The SEC,
izing
'
electric
rural
1,
A,
stock
also
company
Dec.
Ser: Q 27e%
Ohio Power Co.—To Increase Investment in Units—
construc¬
of
due
Ser.
$
18,309,528
taxes
income
charges.
___'
184,
$
12,544,841
operating
after
—V.
Ohio, is en¬
sale
bds.
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$
19,205,756
expenses.
income
Net
during
in Ohio,
seven
purchase,
mortgage bonds:
3%
Tr.e
and
subsidiary,
population
months
income
and
areas,
distribution
own
Ohio.
consolidated
net
rural
municipalities
communities,
had
consolidated
in
generation,
estimated
an
CAPITALIZATION
*
in
the
133
in
energy
having,
about
21
owning their
in
distribution
well as
as
of
to
companies
engaged
EARNINGS—For
and
purchase,
588 communities,
in
energy
3%
Outstanding
1977
Ser.
1956—Month—1955
revenues
operating
The
gaged
1,
25,667,692
charges
provided
with its principal office in Okron,
Dec.
25,701,207
2,716,334
Federal
program.
BUSINESS—Company,
due
11.968,991
Operating
common
common
bds.
26,751,136
1,146.868
Operating
operations,
requirements
$2,100,C03
Power
from
3%
108.087,071
1,218,556
after
Authorized
N
O
172.508.405
121,425.961
2,806,044
Net
;
187,220,956
11,312,338
taxes,
Kidder,
~
17,989,269
13,047,276
taxes__
and Morgan Stanley
•
hand and to be derived
on
and
19,774,094
income
<
•
.
expenses
$
underwriting as follows:
(Jointly) $114,900, or. 19.8
Fenner
$
.
revenues—i
Period End. Nov. 30—
!
Co.
■
company
for an additional
1957,
of
proceeds
together With cash
be
will
$149,900,
27.5 cents.
or
PROCEEDS—The
shares,
&
Pierce,
$
Net
the
for
Stearns
Lynch,
(jointly),
Peabody Ac Co.
&
compensation
and Bear,
share;
per
"
-
Ser.
Ser.
1956—10 Mos.—1955
operating
Net
offering. The successful group won award of the issue
on Jan. 30 by specifying a compensation to it of
$107,413,
18.5 cents per share.
Co.—Earnings—
1956—Month-r-1955
Other
of record Jan. 31,1957. Subscription rights will
expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 15, 1957. The offering
also carries an additional subscription privilege which
entitled holders of rights to subscribe at $46.50 per share
on a
basis of allocation, for any shares not subscribed
for initially.
White, Weld & Co. is manager of an in¬
vestment banking syndicate which is underwriting the
shares held
or.
Telephone
$
for each ten
common
Bell
Period End. Oct. 31—
11
a
multimillion-dollar
99-year
The
two
transaction.
lease in the Pratt Ac
other
sale-and-leaseback arrangements
7
(611)
• *
**-
t
and financial Chronicle
The
Number
!>lume 185
4-
h#
tj
-
Running
S»lw>
*h«» *. tk»t »«rpot®tns« retorcfd
the third fiscal -quarter »ia<wt» K®*.
l**S%, **wr t.lKhr-f *#**« tor
three-month period in 1Uj4-$*»r lu» wft
*im* l«r ttve n;n* month*
jed
Nov.
30 the second ft1*:*** *-U# l«>t ar.y ownwrrtie. porUxl,.
rtin II. Beneiiek, Board
*« «>» Jan. IS, faming*
components indut rv
(trunks
the
*
#*
I;
Grayson-Kobinson Stores, Inc.—December
"the
*
14>, 1
t*x*»
+
•
■
...
in the comparable
are,
'Sales
th
acqu.red during
Instrument figures.---V. -1*4. i**.
1*94.
neral
*
—-V.
Offering"
General Telephone
tioA
|«e.—Earning*—
Co. of WHui»*,
»-«A4
jPeriou End. Nov. 30—
which
-
/,
,
•
i
4»
J
| yet "operating
f;
m--
it 4
income
-823.126
receive
it r.51.112
l **>'2,"uu
1.2*5,019
;
,
of IttltWf 18—rttferred Stock
/
^ * 'he stock is the unexchanged portion of 160.000 shares
1 ffered to preferred stnckholdeti «4 i'n.iot* Telephone Co.
|
t
*
binder
0
;
*'"
,-S
r
proposal. !Sce V, !U3. p. 3-42.
exchange of
an
*
':v^:;;;:-yp* -i General Telephone Co. of IK#
d«»»,'■*
dfcral ,income:; taxes-:ii';
hor
operating
,
-
.
% ■*"> ».W
16$
■
taxes_„
>..;®
»16 Ct.O.dld
'» «3 2!4
10 M,», ;u»5
rl
2 4'iW
.
%
*
*
#M
184,
4,(WiW
,
t
%.
;
951 ?t»7
9 942
$'1.4
■
|
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aihvay.,oper, revenue*
;.jjWa
<31955:
Mos
195
l
.4
S.'t'l'ti
-
* 1 212
it
r
ry. oper.
from
rev.
$. A* 969
'..*44.1*4
inc.--
v143.2/4
railway oper.
,-t
208.527
i tm
i
pi
the
Li
p.
the
whether
to
other
of
Glass.
the
the
of
President
BoVps-v,
F.
of
Vice-Fresident
Benior
company's history.
this
.*51 WtiWC,
l«rwst
1%. toy. me dirteior*.
construction ibu.<'-•«•< ■«** .*9
1957
A
n
i*i. *<*»■
*3»-
$40,000 <*.u -i*:« ».-• I9V».-.....
rjiis figurecompares with
I*re;-i-
i'9
f
]jn addition to this ren.m et e**it *•<*♦*,' 'Jk+tH
i ent, said approximately $116*4*45 c* *,» rash
d»4
|mkI for th*
tfof | roperties of the 'Georgiii'.-fo*
I.,- ♦ t O * *t »U «*!• W.4W WW
;would be invested In,' fc"w >tMi t • -»«» **»' »««• t» ."ttoo South
%
| ieorgia
area. -The Gfioi).:# !*»»* *f * $ »**i #{» e «d«i ttw * . th* iwwati.
|. i»bt of the Georgia Povr A M.UC 4 V 2?.»* o'a»ttir-t t*. I'.lflS WJO.
'*
Af i'.
McDonouglr sjtid tlw
1> r4.» k '♦••• -V-.- r* ;•■ m the <leorhia Power
:% udget is the continuatiot of trd ».r »*i*
g*»rr«tititi•
i
nits at Plant Yates new: Newt'«i|t.
If • tw«» Utwo m?w gem ii ting units will come luui.-n***##. a* Ju* # .«* |ik»i «ta«i the moiid
Inc.
Hydraulics,
Offer
June of 1958.
| n
1956.
|
Work- will
13)iver dam
f license
-
1%4 lie
•4
fpleted.
*,*
"i"
#
*jll lir• Irfitti pt
|
'"H"*.I
*"t
m
noct
Powvr
18$
pUnt
«♦»»>***
*
1959.—V.
in
*«
t
-
The
corporation
on
of
Jil
«
240.C09 shftret of ** u r
cover ng
'per share.
underwit *r
The
H
Cotnpltt<on
is
Files
I.
183, p.
■
A
»i
*•»
«j4
4 operations; to increase tb* ft Jtr.
| -—V.
w
.us
o
-♦!
of whir's
4rr#M* at 81.25
30 <*»nt>».
pe"
t.
i
t
the
Co,
S-w
York,
n*j'#nm#nf
t*-"*
s*ore
w-arki.«f Ctjdtul
1754.
(B.
<tiW I- 4
F.I
i
4
5? iWvfe
r
major part of the
at Avon Lake, o,
f
B
»s#d
>r
fey
C*«idrtch Chem-
JooR
H.
Hoover,
t
**• - * f1.** a* *•»# towignv'n
t.nl t* » pro* nr'ioa facilities are
»i.»t*
leing doubled and deVehy-n*. t law**
-1 .* *tt Vtn-s; m< reaped, Tnis
work is expected to be
wnpirva o, 54*- *t*57
C«n tricuon also
started in October on *
n» *
tai*, ? t•
tni*a*r* spetUfty acryitc
polymers
During
m-H
t
•
41-1*
at
Ky
Calvert City
,
*
»
I
'*
w
the
office'building
♦*f
th* *«:.9'**■.*
CleveLuc whjww bt» 1 *
year
in
-
*
tn^
tt
n*w
*h»»*-*tory
,»»r-1 wai** and txectuive
offices.
.«-(.
»,»
.
UtJJ*
e##
*W'
"Sales
during
the
»"«
i
itf
*1*
#
1
*t4
cably flooring,
ised
a
development of
tines.—V. 184,
:hese
er^ater
and
jierccntac
net
p,
a
-
C
**tn
of MftH
r»■**».>
*r#r» highlighted
"r»<#
i.«» r itat-n..K f<»und
tt »- ,*,9 ,j*,lr *
m«i>H*ing wire
ti-nw***
•
industry
1h*
«,«
**t
m*
.it**
«,d «
-
#j,r eonstr
tfac
ututM
Ktion.
along
262,5
<'
**»4
Grand Union Co.
'
Period
Hte. *
5>
S
*
%
—V.
184.
p.
UWt 223 *2.;
2836.
iM# *
1 »v*
* *f
4iW**k<*—J955
' * ,42 t^i.7 fc41 $**7 $22fe 9,»7.b«J5
package
Package Express,
will
tour#
increases
show
Express
Service
produced
revenues
and delivery to and from airports.
Restaurantswhich Grevhound operates
it the nation's third largest restaurant
1956
figure
is
expected
increase
volum"
A
chain.
in
top
to
oi
exess
March.
1956.
Greyhound
business
through
in 40
Post Houses
$19,500,000.
$10,057,000.
that amount by about $1,500,000.
$J noo,ono
package tours for 1956. In 1955, this
produced le.cnues of $10,000,011.
rental
is
for Grey¬
anticipated
division of the company
/
entered the fast-frowing and profitable
fer""»M"»i >f a 11 ew subsidiary, Grey¬
the
basis
Dec. 21
he hai
•,
to
do
establish
to
'v':r
stated.
with
an
./■-•
Miquon, Pa.—Stock
Offered—-The
car
announced its plans to initiate
nationwide
on Jan. 7,
1957.
opened on that date
service
rental
stations
were
to Buy
in
a
Boston & Maine
move
amended
Philadelphia 1, Pn*„
net p'-iw-'c nf this
proceeds of the new $1,500,000 loa i
purchase and install a new paoer
the
company
to
of
of steam per hour, and erect a one story warehous ft
approximately 60,000 square feet of floor space in whicJv
all of the warehousing and shipping oi finished
goods.
A new well will be drilled on land owned by the company
to provide additional water to supply the new machine.
60,000
pounds
having
will
concentrated
be
estimates the instated costs ot the new machine ami
equipment, the new boiler, the construction of the new -warmloading
facilities, and the new
well, will approximait
$3,700,000, which includes a provision of 10'« for contingencies.
Tli»
company intends to add to working capital the excess of the proceed 1
of the offering and the loan over the costs of the expansion program.
In the event the costs of the expansion program and working capital
The
company
related
house
and
requirements
used
The
dailv
it
paper
permit the comnanv to produce
warehouse and loading facilities
will
new
of
that the new machine
making capacity by 120.000
estimates
company
addition
The
amount of thi*
borrowed, wLI
further
for
company's
cost.
not as great as anticipated the full
loaii mav. not be borrowed, 01* if
capital improvements.
are
company
insurance
will increase th;>'
pounds and the i
paper at a . lower
will increase tho
storing and shipping finished goods.
Nov. 20, 1936, the directors stated I heir present
pay quarterly
cash dividends, subject to the discx'etio:-*
in the light of future financial conditions and earning*
DIVIDENDS—On
to
intention
of
tne
board
of
the
company.
10, 1956, the company paid a cash dividend of 25c pef
a
4%
stock dividend paid in common stock.
It is th *
intention of the board to t>av a cash dividend of 25c per
share on March 11. 1957,
to holders of common stock of reco-d
..March
1,
1957.
The annual cash dividends paid in 1955 ana th*
first three quarters of 1956 were equivalent to an average quarter#/On
share
Dec.
and
present
dividend
of
lO'/^c
per
present stock
the
to
share
on
the
216,320 shares outstanding
GIVING
Unit—
EFFECT TO PRESENT
Authorized
notes due April 1, 1969-—
prom, notes due April 1, 1959
prom, notes due in 15 years.
4*->'2
prom,
4 '■>%'
5'n
Common
"The
stock
(par
company
prior
offering.
CAPITALIZATION
designed - to weed Interstate Commerce
its application to purchase rights to
coin beting routes from Boston A' Main* Transport o<ion Co.
Lust
January an ICC examiner recommended the Commission turn
down Greyhound's bid to take over $317,500 B & M s rights to through
service between Boston, Mass., and Portland, Me, and several shorter
Corp.,
approval,
of
portion
a
insurance
an
Trust Co.,
intend
company
126-inch wire width (112-inch maximum trim width).'
together with auxiliary eo.uipment. This new machine will be installed
at the
company's plant at Miquon, Pa., alongside the present No. 7
machine
in
a
building erected in
1946 and originally designed t*>
accommodate such an additional paper machine.
In addition to (;h*
new
machine, the company will install a boiler designed to product*
rental service.
Amends Plan
plus
offering
Banking &
agent.
PROCEEDS—The
from
*
Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.
Pennsylvania
First
subscription
Cleveland,
The first Grevhound
in New York City,
Chicago, Detroit, Miami and Cleveland. Expansion into all other major
IJ. 3. cities will follow shortly.
This new Greyhound service will offer
its customers all-new 1957' cars at a standard nationwide rate of $8
a
day and eight cents a mile.
Greyhound U-Drive-It service will be
unique in that no return charges to the customer will be made if he
desires to
return the car to a Greyhound Rent-A-Car station other
than the one
from which it was rented, and that Greyhound will be
the only
U-Drive-It company which wholly own its nationwide pas¬
car
$15,000,000
was
efficiency
pilot onerpt'.on in
of an extremely successful
Ohio, Greyhound Rent-A-Car
senger
the Fry *
had been signed last
the Frye Corp., which
Tex.
has
condition
main
raise
it
The
in
In
acquired the physical assets of the R.
expanding its service to all parts of the U, S.
fleet-lease contracts to Greyhound's total.
U-Drive-It
company
Worth.
Fort
by Stroud & Co.
is
A. Company, thereby
and adding 50 more
Inc.
Rent-A-Car
passenger
Corp.—New Contract
is offering to its common stockholders of record
Jan. 25, 1957, the right to subscribe on or before Feb. 8„
1957, for 108,160 additional shares of common stock
(par $5) at $29 per share on the basis of one new sham
for each two shares held.
The offering is underwritten
be
Rent-A-Car,
tne
contract
and
conditional
a
Grumman
in
Hamilton Paper Co.,
its initial stages, the new company contenirated on fleet car-leasing, and by Oct. 24 had negotiated fleet car
leases with more than 50.Business'- firms.. In mid-November, Geryhound
On
that
the
machine
>
Package
House
Post,
Grevhound
-December .Sales fftsiher—
1 *56
End. Dec. 2"—
and
Greyhound pick-up
Commission
Sales
I
Mr
Wt
«f
*
ind
The
»* * • -weii
."
yes
hy diversification'in the vhot* 0*- «
ncreasing use in the b>.loir.*- *„& t
including
operations,
service,!
Genet says.
hound's
hound
President.'
is.
A
*
*d
fe
facilities
*
fc-f I U-tif Evp*tnd4~
Goodrich €'<v^'Cbc*r
operations durir* -It*
previous year. Operating rev¬
reached $183,621,593, an in-
reported sales of $17,915,000 in 1955.
The 1956 total is
In
1955, Greyhound charter bus service revenues were
The
Aircraft Engineering
financing. The Frve concert
a$sglpbly line fend start j)rodua"■
The Safari 'is aimed primarilv for 'snip to the numerous but little- *
known airlines that operate in undeveloped areas. Mr. Frye said he ha-1
orders for 22 planes already.
"■
, ',
Mr.
Frye contends that the Safari, which will have a top load i t
50 to 60 passengers, will be cheaper to operate than any airliner now
flying or contemplated;
The cost of the basic passenger version wi;t *
be $395,000.
He said he hopes ta have the first one off the production
line in the middle of 1958.—V. 184, p. 2625.
The
tion,
1956
of
For this past year (1956), it is estimated that sales
reach a record of a'most $11,000,000.
This service
14i
original'
the
corporation has agreed provisionally to manufacture
"promising replacement" for the DC-3.
14
must
same
of
of this
of the
company has had a steadily expanding growth since its early inception
as
an
accommodation
to businessmen
along Greyhound routes.
Nn
November, 1956. the service vqs
p'--n -""-i c»>-""rehensive by the
inauguration of coast-to-coast collect and COD service; and a month
later a tie-in arrangement was made with the major air freight car¬
In
$11,003,000 expansi.n
An
i ,'c-al Co.
W
the
for
the
will
rier-, for
including
products,
by E. W. Grove, Sr.
plans will also be aimed
developed
a
established
the
increase in revenues over 1955.
He esti¬
operating revenues of $243,000,000 for
Greyhound |>
Mr.
Greyhound
1955,
division
additional
11
Tonic
Jack Frye, former head of Trans-World Airlines, Inc., disclosed o:;\
Jan.
contract for
corporation for
President, -this
Genet,
months
over
charter
year,
$9,459,120.
car
A*
of
phases
Houses,
thin
The
with
nine
$12,800,103
stales make
Ktf'M
t
ft.-
in
Tlle ln'ocee^s are .to fee
**,*' Yr*
fM».
will also
•
Gob Shops of America, Inc.* t*f«v Idcrcc. It.
Securities and Exchhf^p C*-mmt>$K*rt—•
'
»
Tt'i*
*
ItW. <•»• ->»>*-$■ *i»*
4» #
p
$6,610 sharer are being.!»'>»»•*
*
'
moiory bv tee
♦.«,
•
ft
»Vith
I SEC
All
Post
lor
makes
Chill
between
will direct; policies
show
$225,881,451
to
first
the
of
its
for
company's research
Safari,
•f
period in 1955.
Similar revenues
lor the six months ended June 30
1"56, amounted to $107,883,670, an
increase of $7,120,963 over the 1955 figure.
In
Georgia
the
fei-ve
l« W com-
*
t»rd' M
a sec-o?♦(
the
f rapid growth of industry
4
ft
1959,
in
McManus,
*-i scheduled
**'f.
*
1b*< e»«»u*
Power,,Comr
Construction of
*! J
.
on
the
| Brunswick. This addiUocnl *•*'»•* ^ -
*
*
1
-
Federal
^-'f plant
'
tor
started
lit*'*»*»• km <*.-*• tot -*r<«tthm of the
the
Cht'ta»i *« I'niHM.tNft. - t»rovwl*tl a
Middh
»-.•*«* #».n
from
be
for
S.
7.5%
a
firm will
compared
enues
(lease
James
cold
as
at developing ne :r
products, new uses for old products, and scientific information to
T
used in detailing.—V. 184, p. 2625.
- ;
•
AF
Arthur
to
the
that
mates
,
company
will show;
1956
year
well
as
also
Grove
Greyhound Corp,—Completes Record Year—
According
>
orrhoidSi
"Tasteless
2762.
p.
*
-v
'*
.
Ap¬
.
*
>
Tablets,
! propeller'- governor test
and operating characteristics of elective and hydraulic propeller gov¬
ernors
ov
simulating
conditions encountered
in actual flight.—V.
183.
7
F. Blair also outlined ad and sain medications, Bromo-Quinine and 4-W&7
other heavily-advertised products, ineluding the Fitch line of grooming aids, and Pazo Ointment for heia«4"
Cold
Manager
Grove's
for
plans
Federal Court
reorganizetion
Court should
Air Force
an
-
?
Francisco.
Merchandising
help
,
i
**
^
Committte*#rev Fred
M.
Empire State" Building Corp.;
National Aviation Corp.; and
awarded
been
has
■
Inc. of San
ucts,
Air Material Command announced
14/604/-5993,' i's for the manufacture of
stands. These machines test the performance
contract,
The
>
Vice-President saicl corporate plans call jftyfe'-'on Citroid Compound, marketed na¬
tionally last Fall, and a greatly increased ad budget for NoDoz Awal:eners, acquired last month through Grove's purchase of Harrison Prod ¬
$1,334,119, '.officials' of Headquarters,
recently.
*
*
expenditures
high-level
continued
"ex-oificJo."
Greer,
t
Inc.—$300,000 on Research—• '
*
on Jan, 27 said the company will spec!
next year, about ten times the ametcfk
the concern embarked on its expansion
before
ago
years
-{
Foss, Marketing
K.
Gene
Awarded Air Force Test Stand Contract—
fUturJ E$p*in»ioii—'
Georgia Power Co.
five
*
research
on
Grumman
committee
This
.
. •
4
program.
business.
Executive,
the
of
44. "'V';/
President,
H. Grove,
$300,000
to
spent
Oppenheim, Jr. as Chairman of the Execu¬
of Directors, was announced on Jan. 30
President,
Greer
members
s
»
order
an
Grove Laboratories,
James
close
Board
the
management
Frc'erick
Mr.
184, p. 273'
Deficit.;—V.
I
4^4*1
#
fey -'Edward.-: M".
The
*
174,
Laurent
of
Commhtee
tive
8*7
3»8 187
2 81'- M5
-'/J y .4
expenses-
ojier.
of
The election
jK
-
stockholder^ to receive one
stock for each 10 Gfeen
consider
636.
1957
-
Commission, it was announced on Jan.
temporarily suspending the Regulation
exemption from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 wfe'l
respect to a public offering by this corporation, of 220.000 common
shares at 10c per share.
The ord*r "rovides an onnnrtunity for hearing,
upon request, on the question whether the suspension order should c ft
vacated or made permanent.
"7.
■.
■. ' The Commission's order asserts that there is reasonable- cause
fr*
believe that the offering of Griff Mines Stock, if continued, "would auk
as
a
fraud or deceit
upon
prospective purchasers in that material
changes have occurred in .the affairs of the corporation which av>
not reflected in its statement under Rule 219(b) or in its sales literature, to wit: the rights in mineral lands which constitute the principal
asset
of
the
corporation have become lost to the corporation."—
v. 182,
p. 9.
'
y:■|
issued
has
This
|
*****
|
l!-»;Pi.-- Ill*
UOPi- ill*
:
amount as their present
to be
held in Louisville
Judge
in charge of
the
the
1,
plan.—V.
tile
approve
Feb.
t
.
and Exchange
Securities
The
products in
Greer Hydraulics, Inc.—-Laurent Oppenheim, Jr.
pointed Chairman of Executive Committee—
Georgia & Florida HI$.—- t^f ft in
|
gt-'f
»
Brooks,
011
ar >
int >
aiv*
Nc /
Nev.-~Stock Offering
Temporarily Suspended—
24,
The
scheduled
was
Judge
of $25,000,000."—-V. 185, p.
estimated expenditure
an
the
of
equitable.
hearing
plan
,
(
; •
the
" ^
;;
Period End. Nov. 30—
.
#«>•*♦#.
A
before
in
company's
the
in
'
and
fair
;
,
major
l H4u i.;y
2
.
2117.
p.
0
|
*
.
in
•
Pm
>
$ 3"'i
I '1
charges^—2
t/after
V.
income
operating
Net
4w
p
intti
..
>
announced.
stations
U-Drice-It
Griff Mines, Inc., Wlnnemucca,
f.Thn Comm^sfon's ireport -concludes «that the proposed plan is not
a'slble because, the long-term debt of Green River after reorganization
w ould be* exceasiVe, a lid-, t've new deb'-ntures-vvo"ld h« illusnrv to subse¬
quent purchasers since the interest is non-cumulative, they bear no
Interest, for
two
yegfs and tnereafter only if earned, and because
tb» inUrist- rate is too low, ; As to fairness, the Commission concludes
that
the
treatment" proposed for the debenture holders is not fair
because they
won let not be compensated
for the elimination of their
t.ccrucd inte rest and the "new debentures to be issued under the plan
would not be the equitable equivalent of their claim.
The Commission's
report further concludes that if the Trustee's plan is amended to (1)
reduce the over-all debt,
12 > strengthen the provisions of the deben¬
ture*, to jnuice the interest cumulative, to provide for interest being
paid or accrued from the date of their issuance and (3)
give the
debenture holders a substantial proportion of the Jessop stock proposed
to
1m? given
to the common stockholders, the plan would be feasible
td'oecetling,
ti
the same principal
ir.
debentures
new
•
...
U-Drive-It passenger civ?
1, with the addition of stations in Washington,
Pa., Richard J. Fencl, President of Greyhour-. 1
has
Inc.,
of
-
routes ir.li :;
national
its
expanded
Feb.
on
forward,
volving
_
I'liiiUugs anddor 'the Greeii River common
bar® of Jeasop
fctecL Company common
2,149.090
1 14.
4
» -
1955
-
f J * «•! 5*4
m
«ft&
.
^
■'revenues-..,i:i,__/-.;$'.,7,'«* 771
•erating, expensesi^T^_
5-17
•crating.
4
. .
-Earnings—
■' |3
J9j**
'-9* $ .
5*J **1
•++**+ d
M
U'.y*
Period End. Nov. 30—
Wf'X'J#
an
''
competing
fleet
With
l«
•
m
*
present time," Mr. Fencl stated, "Greyhound Rent-A-Ca<y
leasing division has over 300 leases negotiated principal'/
companies In American industry. The estimated require •
meats of these
300 leases and the vehicles to be operated in th ft
U-Drive-It Division will exceed 10.000 pa«sen«rer cars and trucks, in¬
;
•' ."
'
'
reojefcaiiization • proposed by Roy Burlew, Trustee, is
.'offer by Jessop Steel Co. of. Washington, Pa., which
h g-hly" specialized alloy steels.
The plan provides for the
River shares,
I General Telephone Co.-
1
agrees!
Washington and Pittsburgh
to expand immediately
all major cities in the United States, Mr. Fencl said. Greyhound
nouneed the opening of U-Drive-It stations early in January in
York
City, Chicago, Detroit. Miami and Cleveland.
of
*
^ *** * bffered—Paine, Webl^/r, J»ik*f»n A Curtis n»»d Stone A
|/ebster Securities C< rp. are offering 34,642 shares of
nv
1.35 cumub pfd. stock at par <$23 |.x r s-harc) and acmed dividends, with a dealers* ewwersfrmr* of 75 cents.
•
lused 'ou
steel
Trailways
' ;
and
.
Pittsburgh,
Opening
'I tenjmry Department of the United States as holder of Green River's
tlr^t ami second mortgage;, notes to receive a new first mortgage note
itt the - ptihciiMil amount "of $8,556,128,
for Jessop Steel Co. to lend
Green
liher
$1.500.000,.. for
the Green River debenture holders to
.
• I »4#.J|24
* H ^ J"
1 " '
•
-
semi-linished
sells
and
manufactures
Ky.
plan
inuiiciJfretuie.s
5,784,1153
•«» .*-18
:
124 16 4
f•{ after ehargdsiti&J:-'
t-v. 185, p.. 484.
t
#*
;-
li» l .2.*
fu<M<i
107 377
.
Jber operating taxes;..
t
nl* C*
*
%* lAulCn
4
The
-
1955
II
-
>4 134 f|o 1,0 Hf»
a? *4* 4
,4 "•4\e S
$: 035 TJt
revenues—-'c» C* 3* »
.crating expenses—1_
*28.28*
kieral incmie taxesi—" v.'
"<
'
service
and
C<
strides
V:^;
•
.
•'
Rent-A-Car,
Kc^ruckj-f bwensporo Division, of an advisory report of the Commission
p«rsiiant to sections -172 ..and, 173 .of chapter x of this corporallahkruptcy Act on a.proposed.plan-of reorganization for the National
Owensbqro,
i*ei atang
.
itself
both
give
corporation
rental
D.
$
Tlie-Recurdtlei and Exchange Commission on Jan. 28 announced
iillitg with" th(* U.V'S. District Court for the Western District
341 and 145.
See also* V. l&3v pp.
'j)0,000 shares.
f;
*
....
ganizatiorf Plan Is N.ot Feasible—
> charge will-be adced for nerruetj dividend*. Thcw.%
the the shares remaining from initial! offering Jan. 9 twf r,
t
Tliis
Corp.—SEC Holds Proposed Reor-
Steel
to
Expands Car Rental Service—
"At
--$
19,518,650 106,334,737 105,613,241
19,173,624
'
.-
.
River
Green
i$20 j>©r share!. "
5% cumulative '.preferred slock at par
2836:
184,• p.
be
Inc.'s
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$
.Rain .'.J—u—i
-Pain'6,. Webber, 'Jackson & Curtis and Mitchum, Jones,]• Templeton on Jan. 23 offered publicly 210,121 shares
y
*
Trail-
and
area
Pgrtland.
Sales Off—-
31--!.'. 1956—Month—1955
*'
.
■■■.
f». of fiWlifail—Stock
General Telephone
would
Ltd.—Delisting Continues—
Green. Co., Ipc.-—December
Period Llul. Dec.
V
vj.,.
■
Sales Incrd.
*
of
June 1,
184, p. 2836.
(II. L.)
-v:
>
Maftttfoetttrint Corj).
loon fifth- i. IHo >.
the «*•»! yen*. of* waioowt to lis# nme-memth
M *:ar.»«>W E ertro*.'.-#
1J56, and T. 6. Bartrs I to . «*
earnings
and
irn
this
drop from the operating rights it wants to acquire on B & M' ft
routes the segment from Salisbury, Mass., to Portland, to cut the prtca
to $225,000 and to sell the Salisbury-Portland routes to one or mor»
bus lines affiliated with Trailways.
The effect of this, Geryhound safe 1,
1
The Securities
and
Exchange Commission on Jan. 23, announced
the
issuance
of
two
orders- under the Securities
Exchange Act of
1934
summarily suspending trading in
the capital -stocks of this
totnpuhy and of' Kfoy Oils, Ltd., respectively, on the American Stock
Exchange lor a period of 10 days from Jan. 24, 1957 to Feb. 2, 1957,
Inclusive, anfl ;*Ht; ^declared, that such action is necessary and apr
prppriate »lor |t»ti protection of investors and to prevent fraudulent,
oei-eptht- or manipulative acts or practices.-—V. 185, p. 342.
.
',-v
the qu/ner *f
for
sales
record
In
$6,561,724
—
Great Sweet .Grass Oils
,
lit.41* 515 fe*r# up 30
from
es
of. $8,036,777
for t'he ro?,nt*r. fei* tt.rr* emttitk* of
1955.1
rnings l'or the -quarter %'trw *-.,a«.-.fe4j Oetrna I**#* i r» i tJ'tl,W5 alter
kek, equal to 21 cents per <fe«r*. **m»Mif®n %*+h fe*f »t*-t*x earnings
$526,690 and, after-tar: jro.it* «tt
#qw*t to 19 tents per
The
ways
1956—Month—1955
1956—5 Mos —1955
$6,342,427 $20,298,547 $19,381,949
|
Period End. Dec. 31—.
«**»* to t4 rmu per almrr,
$504,294 and after taxe- *1 -*2tl,uM,
first nine-months m fSifc
I
official said the trans¬
future motor bus com -
would impair the ability of National
bus system to compete effectively with Greyhound.
an
amendment to Its application, Greyhound said it has
petition In
_
4
Ifefei.
j'tiings were *700,729 befoff# cat*:'* *«i» • cii 14*» «nU»r t-ate*. up
Id equal to 24 cents per >t 4T»- *w»p»r**» *<*& * mm#* feHor*
•
„
up 15V
*15
?+.. *•** »***
,tr»* f»u»r *»» a t*
ended tim
nine'months
the
sales of '$21,986,904 for tee
vr
p.
Rales
—V.
•ijtvfiward industry-trend, b« c*|*w*#ife
>or
184.
of its equipment.
The ICC
would "tend to eliminate"
some
action, if approved,
to
of
i» tl»
v
iuwo.
and. nine m<f?fe,s rw
quarter
—V,
plus
routes,
31—1956—Month—1955
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$70,537,191 $67,026,905 $379,769,444 $350,118,104
2836.*
■■
*V
V..
*■
'• •
•
Peril*! End. Dec.
m io-TV-
#fe*ri,R* m
counter- to a $».*'-»
*
Co.—December Sales Up—
Grant
(W. T.)
C#rp.~~Saku Ac. Earning* Up—
♦General Instrument
! «*■#
1
$5)
has
entered
into
an
FINANCING
Outstanding
$1,550,000
252.000
§
600.000 shs.
1:324.480 sha.
*$1,550,000
£450.000
1,500.000
agreement with an insurance
8
(C12)
The Commercial and Financial
under
company,
conditions
May 7.
note
sory
tThe
three
which,
contained
1954,
maturing
notes
maturing
SOn Oct.
banks
loaned
the
evidenced
company
1909.
into
r
the
to
by
'
>
,
Vz%
of
the
ject to
the
usual
and
the
condition
to
$2,500,000
conditions contained
and
terms
that
SNot including
of
outstanding
BUSINESS
the
gaged in
The
such
in
and
Text
of
manufacture
issuance
for
and
and
sale
lor
of
many
lias
Writing
.and
been,
Printing
en¬
papers.
Reproduction
papers
sold
are
and
eertaui
under the
muustrial
registered
specialties,
Some
' Hamilton"
trade-marks
Michigan
Uncoated
trade
division
Bool;
and
Offset.
as
Book,
Bond,
specialties,
is
in
engaged
the
manufacture
sale
and
Writing papers.
The papers are known in the
Book, M. P. Litho, Tablet, Super and Antique
Mimeo,
Duplicator
and
certain
industrial
P.
E.
retail
own
City, Iowa.—V.
185,
feed
p, 145.
company's
Pennsylvania plant and principal offices are located
along the Schuylkill River at Miquon, Montgomery County, Pa., ap¬
proximately 12 ntiies from the center of Philadelphia.
Tin;
plant
buildings contain approximately 345,000 sq. ft. of lloor space.
The
company
site.
approximately
owns
.
Parts
of
certain
the company
The
contain
land
of
acres
structures
including
located
are
plant
the
land
on
leased
plant
and
miles
north
approximately 550,000 sq.
office
it.
' located
are
of
oi
Kuiamazoo.
lloor
1956-Month—1955
underwriters
buildings
company has agreed to issue and sell to the
below
and the underwriters hue severally agreed
named
purchase the
stock
indicated
respective
subscribed
not
for
percentages of the shares
the exerc ise of rights:
by
of -the
Stroud
&
C'd,,
&
Co..
Inc...:
5.547
llulme, Applegate As
Humphrey, Inc.
Newburger As Co.
Thayer,- Baker At Co
Yarnall, Bicldle & Co.
4.622
Harrison
4.622
Kay, Richards At Co
6.934
licensing
Howell
Co.,
Inc.,
Working capital.
$31,016,516
to
agreement
acquire
and
plant
a
contract
site
and
from
Robert
Anthony
ft.
<v
L,
Co.
&
Co.
lne,_.
Butcher
A
Janncy,
Dulles
Sherrerd
A:
Ohio
Chas. W.
Bieren
Co.
4.622
4.622
•
Scranton & Co
&
Co
building,
and
Kyilesby
A:
W.
Clark
The
made
was
board
Inc.—
C. C. Colling-- and Co.,
Pancoast
185,
.
H.
Inc._ 2.773
p.
G
145.
2.773;
fill
to
of
the
:
a
and
New
See
stockholders
also
the
at
approved
Annual
Ended
Nov.
for
previoulsy
issuance
the
restricted
the
Meeting.—V.
that
of
this
Stcck
184,
Option
2837.
p.
Co.—Earnings Increased—
1956
30—
1955
$61,518,797 $55,494,648
and
expenses
49,727,496
45,262,068
$11,791,301
$10,232,580
Dr33,277
40,223
taxes
income
income
____
(net)
Gross
has
existed
aircraft
for
time
some
instrument
Dividend
company.—V.
184,
preferred
on
applicable to
Earnings per share
—V.
new financing.
outstanding.
The company has
Indianapolis Water Co.,
and operates a
city of
2.495,656
$7,777,147
2,695,000
on
stock
1,757,344
1,431,200
$7,460,054
$6,345,947
$2.77
$2.35
—
stock
common
shares
common
1477,
p.
Kelsey-
182,
Hayes Wheel Co.—Acquisition—
40%
National Centrifugal
The
Interest in
Casting Corp., Ted Walsh, President of
Co.—Registers With SEC—
offering is bn behalf of certain selling stockholders
The
_____
requirements
Balance
terms
of
the
transaction
the latter, said on Jan. 10.
disclosed.—V. 184, p. 2837.
not
were
Kennedy's, Inc.—Sales Up—Earnings Off-
1957.
represent
the
income
Jan.
on
20.
2,540,626
$9,217,398
__r_
proposed
a
Feb.
stock
$11,758,024 $10,272,803
;
the
on
31 filed a registration statement with the SEC
offering of 250,000 shares of common stock on or
The group wiii be headed
by Glore, Forgan & Co.
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co,
covering
about
income
deductions
Income
This company has purchased a
Indianapolis Water
which
1,064,537 shaies of
incorporated in
was
works system serving an
water
Indianapolis,
Ind.—V.
183,
and does
integrated
not
common
sales
Net
income
F'ederal
Net
1881, ^owns
of
f.U
Federal
for
income
on
$9,545,798
92,807
48,443
$45,475
increased
slightly over sales
184, p. 822.
year.—V.
94,987
47,332
___i.
November
of last
1955
$9,654,267
taxes
income
on
income
ing month
1956
departments.
be;ore
taxes
Sales
including
area
2184.
p.
Nine Months Ended Oct. 31—
Net
for
$46,544
the
correspond¬
Induction Motors
Moyer
the
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Registers With SEC
England
Co.—Proposed
Electric
System
Sales
David
Induction
Uie
that
West
the
entire
a
fiscal
company
the
should
year
Vice-President
Angeles,
of
for
period
same
exceed
last
$2,000,000,
as
This
Products,
Boston
amendments
ments,
Calif.,
directors.
He
acquired
was
of
lias
has
by
PSP
Engineering
elected
been
directed
Induction
last
of
PSP
of
year.—V.
184,
669.
p.
company on Jan. 30 filed with the SEC
28,
1957
to
the
following registration state¬
additional
securities
as
indicated:
500,000
shares
of
participation;
participation—V.
184,
and
1,000,000
shares series
B-l
1914.
p.
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—December Sales Increased—?
and
member
a
operations
182,
Jan.
8-2*certificates of
certificates
above.—V.
investment
on
covering
series
Iuc.
ago."
year
Executive
board
$900,000
919.
Institutional Securities Corp.
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales
1956— Month—1955
$6,647,000
_________________
—V,
184,
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$6,117,000
$52,203,000 $47,433,000
2837.
p.
Pratt, President, on Jan. lb reported that net
$298,876, which represented an increase over
1955 when such figure was at
$260,528.
At
0,924
Grubbs
&
—
•lor
The
•
dividend
$150,000,
paid
0.924
0,924
lor
the
the
Total
0.924
stockholders
previous
for
dividend
a
1956
rate
in
was
of
3'/
the
the
,
assets
of
amount
same
lor
and
is
corporation
President
At
corporation
the
at
year-end
Cornelius
Bank,
C.
'•
Dec. 29.'56
year
additional
Pennsylvania.
or
The
department
The
twice
has
stores
stores
new
than
more
company
the
taken
in
will
Dec. 31.'55
total
have
total
a
in
now
of
New
York,
the
It
184,
and
plans
company
New
area
possession
$54,847,140
were
of
to
net
open
Jersey,
725,000
and
square
use.
four
department
downtown Brooklyn,
Fulton and Bridge Streets in the heart of
is expected that this
Spring this store will
on
Y,
N.
—V.
wholly-owned
story
be
in
operation.
1353.
p.
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—December Sales
Higher-
annual
period End. Dec. 31—
The
Bingham ton
elected
were
"
•
ended Sept. 29, 1956 sales
$1,558,876.
In
1957
and
1958
the
profits
store
trustee
as
the
seven
which
$79,342,568.
were
Enoeci—
$21,296,294 $15,108,468
feet,
was paid to the 100 savings banks
$47,844,000 ol' ten-year debentures.
by the 129 savings banks of New
irieetihg today, Messrs; Clifford G. Daven¬
Mechanics & Farmers Savings Bank of Albany,
VanPatten, President of The
tne
of
Wfcetis
banks.
savings
State.
of
that
as
year.
the
13
Sales
For
totaling $1,532,381
York
Registers Exchange Offers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
to
corporation's
agent
The
—
paid
represented
for
income
net
addition, tne corporation holds $252,100,000 of mortgages
or
2325.
Tnis
Interest
hold
income
at
was
(E. J.) Korvette, Inc.—Sales Up 41%—
(N. Y.)—Earns. Higher—-
Robert E.
1956
—
p.
with
compared
Manufacturing Co., Los
0.924
Corp.... 0.924
Co.....0.924
184,
for
Menkin,
port,
Ilolly Corp., New York
trend for the first three quarters of the
Wohlstetter said, "earnings for the year to date are
of last year.
Backlog is the highest in company
ahead
well
against $1,700,000
•since
Merger—-
below.—V.
the Earnings
Mr.
year,
history—$1,800,000,
p.
Cleveland
&
:
Reviewing
fiscal
1.349
—1
Co.,. Incorporated
Electric
Board.
Doeskin
&
Co
Kiikland,
1
Co.—Change in Control—
See
1.849
At
Keta Gas & Oil
Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
An improved earnings
picture for this corporation in the fiscal year
ending Feb. 28 has been forecast by Charles Wohlstetter, Chairman of
In
Haverhill
told
been
revenues
Operating
Net
which
vacancy
electronics
The company
1.819
...,—
Co.
Kuril
Keir
—
ir-w— 2.773
Rambo, Clo;e & Kernel', Inc.
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley,
2.773
,
A'
Jenks,
Dewar, Robertson
—V.
had
plans
thought it advisable that this stock be
might be required for future growth of the
it
case
employees
Months
Other
2790.
p.
2.773
.
Wood
First
2.773
2.773
Co.,
Hess,
Inc.
Whiteside,
Winslow, Inc.
2.773
Co
M
present
for
Ideal-Aerosmith, Inc., Hawthorne, Calif.—New Dir.—
1.849
Chaee,
4.622
-
M.
E.
Brooke
Co.,
...
Co
H.
Wright,
2,773
—
Co
Woodcock,
4.622
j._
Milwaukee
The
A*
4.622
Battles,
Inc.
The
12
i
Harry Ft. Allen, General Manager of the Lai wood Co., a Los Angeles
bom.e bubilding concern, Ms been appointed a director
of. Ideai-Aeror.mith, Inc., C. Cortland Smith, President, announced. The appointment
year,
.............
6.471
Day
Ilaclie &
Blair
,0
9.873
Bear, Stearns .V Co.
Tucker,
The
key
Operating
certain
a
running
%
Drexel
in
stockholders
no
directors
Kansas City Power & Light
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$4,696,818 $30,915,349
2836.
p.
acquire
'Plainwell,
at
The
space.
UNDERWRITERS—The
common
available
for
The
had
the
until 2055.
Micnigan division
approximately 12
Mich.,
60
related
made
shares.
company
stock,
per
'
•.•■
the
company.
corporation on Jan. 18 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 300,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to
($1
and
:
6,000,000
additional
(Robert) Howell Corp., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC—
of
Writing,
to
The
The
The
to
its
has
"Montgomery."
The
to
and Story
also
mid-
Stores Corp.—December Sales Off—
End. Dec: 31—
184,
SEC
the exercise
upon
years
by the
17
Operating
options
is,
Indianola,
It
states.
$4,432,660
--V.
agreements
of papers now manufactured bv the company at Miquon
in the trade as Bond, Ledger, Mimeograph, Offset, Papeterie,
Cover,
these
and
stock
company
Atlantic
Sales
company
sales
16,010 shares reserved
The
the
types
known
are
net
restricted
-
-
the
as
resold
and
its products through local feed dealers in
Plan
Period
shall have received not less
price of shares oi common stock;
the insurance company agreed to purchase two 5''
promissory notes of
the company each in the amount of $750,000,
the first to be issued
prior to June 1. 1953 and tne second prior to Dec. I, 1953, and due
15 years after the first day of the month during which the first note
shall be purchased
ithe "determination dale" i.
than
Onawa,
Howard
1959.
1,
the company entered into an agreement with the
company
under which (in consideration of a tee oi
full $1,500,000 from time to time not, borrowed and sub¬
1956,
31,
Honegger-Hanley Mills, Inc.,
while
in
stores
as
amended, with
oi
the three banks on
evidenced by. promissory
each
company
Insurance
same
purchased from
The company sfells
western and middle
promis¬
a
agreement
an
which
under
$150,000
April
on
1,
entered
has
company
1954.
to
is
company.
agreements,
April
on
Philadelphia
May 7.
such
feed
subject to the usual terms and
the insurance company on
amended,
as
in
loaned $1,550,000
ChronicleMonday, February 4, 1957
directors. —V.
184,
Savings
—V.
184, p. 2837.
1729.
p.
1956—Month—1955
1956-^12 Mos.—1955
$63,970,288 $63,619,260 $364,107,532 $352,347,784
Sales
This
corporation* filed a
registration statement with" the SEC 6n
25, H957, .covering 406,638 shares of $0.50 convertible preferred
stock, series A, $50 par, and 2,476-,116 snares of common stock, 60c
par.
International Business Machines Corp.—Makes Awards
Jan.
Holly proposes
to offer all of the 406,638 shares of series A preferred
and
763.011,8 shares of the common
to
trie
holders of
the 50-ceut
convertible
preferred stock and the common
stock, $1
par,
ol
The
Mount Vernon Co., Mount Vernon, Ohio, in
exchange for the Mount
Vernon preferred and common stick held
by
them, on the basis of
one share of the
Holly series A preferred for each of the 406,638 out¬
standing shares oi Mount Vernon preferred, end 2'/a shares ol
A
for
each
additional
An
certain
The
the
210,000
holders
Van
of
ol
Dorn
305,204.52
shares
85,000
Iron
of
Holly
shares
Works
shares
of
Co.,
of
Mount
common
Vernon
be
to
are
the
outstanding
Cleveland, Ohio,
of
common.
offered
to
stock
Jan.
in
on
the
Harris,
IBM
company's operations,
la rgest
Director
amount
pa id
Suggestion
IBM
Plan
of
the
in
employees
it
the
Period End. Dec. 31—
—
announced
185,
on
employees
established
was
Plan, reported —V.
(S. II.)
in
Sales
1928,
Kroger Co.—December Sales Higher—•
Sales Off—
1956—11 Mos.—-1955
Per. End. Dec. 29—
Sales
Holly's
note
indebtedness
for
of
arising
Tne
of
The
,
company,
possib.e
the
The
Pretuad
remaining
balance
issuance
stock
common
stockholders
common
stock
ation
550,000
oi
ferred
to
stock.
mining,
—V.
184.
action
the
by
Steel
184,
25
shares
oil
and
increase
an
to
8,500.000
to
with
production,
and
6-*,636'
the
in
shares
Period End. Dec. 29—
See
1956—4 Weeks—1955
—V.
184,
$334,755,447 $300,375,379
2837.
p.
'
:
(G.)
V
V
A
Joa
and
the
share
on
and
heavy
inventory
working capital
metals
construction.
aaove.—V.
Ilomestake Mining
See
Sabre
Pinon
Corp.
134.
Jul*.
p.
'
.
184,
stock
place
was
Houeggers'
&
Co.,
Dec.
on
28
of
(2)
tion
Offered—The
offered
writing.
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds will
used for general corporate
purposes.
CAPITALISATION
GIVING
be
added
to
stock
(no
BUSLNESS—The
1946.
and
principal executive
The company
ing
par>_
TO
working
PRESENT
to
do
offices
was
incorporated
business
are
capital
and
Outstanding
in
in
76,048 sns.
Illinois
Minnesota, Iowa
maintained
in
is primarily in the business
Fairbury,
of
animal
July
on
and
Ohio.
26.
Its
111.
and
some
of
which
raising of animals and poultry,
houses, and prefabricated
manufactured
some
of
which
are
by
w.??16 company haa
Mills,
Inc., of
the
a
Mansfield,
from
working
Ohio
purchases
from
others,
for
the
line of farm animal
shelters, poultry
buildings is marketed, some of which
company
purchased
it
A
farm
are
in
its
other
plant
at
Onawa
manufacturers.
arrangement
(an
of
lake
at
to
unrelated
with
Iowa
and
'
the
TO
PRESENT
Fla,
Curt
of
May
on
machines
newly
sell
the
4,
Inc.
was
and
Joa
the
sanitary
installed
the
above
Joa
of
and
G.
and
for
under
which
a
of
an
Lane
Period
Bryant Inc.—December Sales Higher—
End. Dec. 31—
sales
purposes
Joa,
of
—V.
$i,0'i6,850
184,
Inc.
from
received
income
Total
and
of
See
and
in
exp.,
Provision
New
England
Tne
machines
division
of
its
earnings
Earnings
John
that
the
had
per
—
Curt
three
sold
over¬
were
and
the
third
and
Lawrence,
"the
of
deb.
—
1955
$24,863,272
17,268,888
3,532,053
3,013,067
$6,409,108
_____
$31,785,196
21,844,035
disc.
&
' 235,054
194,742
194,170
$5,010,541
200,961
196,243
3,502,000
2,543,000
$3,026,109
$2,271,298
$1.69
exp
____
President,
company's
approved
at
a
in
$1.27
annual
an
letter
to
the stockholders,
stated
all-time high figure and incoming
He
also
reported
that,
at
which was held Jan. 17, stockholders
a
an
satisfactory
rate."
meeting
increase in authorized
Corp.—December
Sales
—V.
Sales
l: 56—Month—1955
$27,934,104
lc4,
2327.
all
1957,
per
share.
2689.
Increased—
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$26,736,838 $160,588,109 $152,229,846
2837.
p.
common
stock
from
3,000,000
Productions,
Securities
and
corporation
on
to be
proceeds are
working
Inc.,
Exchange
Jan.
used
Columbia,
common
a
(par
to
be
With
offered
Green Tie,
building,
S.
at
C.
$2
The
equipment and for
capital.
Lincoln National Life Insurance
The
$1)
Inc.,
Co.,
acquire special
to
C.—Files
letter of notification with the SEG
stcck
Furman
G.
S.
Commission—
filed
14
covering 30,000 rhares of
per share, through Aleeter
$4,581,317
125,220
expenses._
taxes
company's backlog is at
continue
p.
one
Subs.)
1956
general
Stores
Period End. Dec. 31—
Th
.
share
184,
corporation has called for redemption on Feb. 20,
outstanding 6"c cumulative preferred stock at $51.42
rights will also expire on that date.—V. 182, p.
company
Insurance
Co.
Dominion
of
Co.—Acquisition—
has bought a majority interest
Waterloo, Ont.; Canada.
Life's
majority
shareholders,
who
in
the
Dominion
Life
understood
to com-'
prise a small group, received a net of $1,975 per share, after deduction
of fees and expenses.
Lincoln National is also offering other share¬
holders
Net
below.—V.
Conversion,
Lerner
ot
built
SG,'.29,070
income
System
processes:
test
Wholly-Owned
operations
amort,
for
Co.—Proposed Merger—
Electric
624.
frorn unconsolidated foreign subs.
(less other deductions)
inch
$«7,451.7u2 *b5,88u,Ol9
Leonard Refineries, Inc.—To Redeem Stock—
facilities.
which
Rico,
p.
income
Int.
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$6,679,544
2837.
p.
Lawrence Electric
the
built
Inc.,
by
Florida
_
administrative
1956—Month—1955
Sales
1,600,000 shs.
working jointly,
two
184,
______
Earnings
343.
Glaeske, President, said the investors purchased
167,375
common stock at
$6.15 per share from Paramount Securities,
investment trust controlled by the Krucger family. Tne Eisen¬
beiss group said it would buy any oiner rvreugm snares availaDie at the
same
price.—V. 174, p, 1404.
shares
Inc.,
FINANCING
machines
talent
Fuerco
plant.—V.
sales
Selling,
185,
M.
Leslie
of
Continues—
above—V.
of investors headed by John Eisenbeiss of New York has
controlling interest in this company for about $920;000.
group
Heinz
Joa, Inc.,
the
with its principal
produced
the
Florida,
machines,
America
Florida
Florida
of
Joy Manufacturing; Co.
(&
Reports Increased Profits—
Cost
Ltd.
G.
prime
Curt
developed
objectives,
Co.,
napkin
South
in
Oils
mate¬
raw
Outstanding
1953,
The
products
Florida with
the
Grass
Krueger Brewing Co.—Control Sold—
purchased
purposes.
2,350,000 shs.
program
Wqles,
these
and
in
out
Colombia,
seas.
orders
Honegger-Hanley
company),
replenish
distributorships
in
machines
Sweet
were:
pilot
new
demonstrate
following
Other
and poultry feeds and feed
ingredients with feed mills in
ill., and Indianola-, Iowa, The
company's feeds are marketed
under
the
trademark
"Honeggers' Big H."
The company
also sells
various miscellaneous
items of equipment
and
supplies, some of which
manulactures
of
company
operate
manufacturing and sell¬
Fairbuiy,
it
EFFECT
cents;________
part
merchandise
Joa,
Net
FINANCING
150,000 shs.
_
company
is qualified
used
corporate
3 Months Ended Dec. 31—
EFFECT
Authorized
Common
be
establish
Florida;
;3)
to
sell
Joa
sanitary
napkin machines in
foreign markets, principally in the Caribbean and South American
Countries; and (4.1 test the advisability of
doing the actual construc¬
publicly 12,000 shares of
(no par) at $25 per share, without under¬
stock
common
to
In
(111.)—Stock
10
a
business
To
modern
Inc.
GIVING
to
are
to
general
incorporated in Florida
newly activated
G.
company
other
(par
BUSINESS—As
Joa Co.
1582.
p,
and
Authorized
Common
operated
'
Co.—Partnership Plan—
below.—V.
Offered—Anderson
basis.
proceeds
supplies,
CAPITALIZATION
(If
Corp.
net
and
pre¬
Holly's
Holly Minerals Corp.—Exchange Offer, etc.—
Holly
best efforts
a
rials
submitted
expand
asbestos
cre¬
Wales, Fla.—Stock
& Co., Inc., Palm
Beach, Fla., on Jan. 16 offered
300,000 shares of common stock (par 20
cents) at $1 per-
Florida to
See
Lake
Cook
2014.
p.
Co.,
Oils Ltd.—Trading Ban
Great
1956—52 Weeks—1955
$28,247,979 $25,543,515
Sales
authorized
plan
and
other
Shares
convertible
the
diversity
bridge
and
reserved
are
tor
cumulative
accordance
gas
concrete
shares
e\ctiaiigc
Works.-
50-cent
in
was
stock
1956—52 Weeks—1955
$1,492,578,439 $1,219,474,812
2837,
p.
Kroy
PROCEEDS—The
ui
approved
new
the
of
184,
2.,37.
p.
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—December Sales
Higher—
Scob,000.
common
Iron
management
and
acquisition
tor
uaxe
Dorn
3,500,000
shares of a
The
and
Van
Jan.
on
include
to
intuit-
a
of
its
Inc.,
388,176
from
stockholders
activities
at,
from
of
1956—4 Weeks—1955
$128,18(.852 $114,115,964
—V.
version
of
the 406,638 series A preferred shaies.
Of the 38.333 com¬
-shares io be issued as a finder's fee, 5.000 shares are to be
issued
to
Siguia Properties, It— and 33,358 shares to Paul O.
Buckley.
Ten. .thousand shares are to be issued to Bruce
King for the working
interest in certain oil leases and 50 000
shares for application against
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$107,635,545 $107,896,337
p. 2837,
$10,229,215 $10,507,572 $63,515,401 $62,628,220
v.
mon
1956—Month—1955
$30,390,003 $30,974,691
—V. 184,
343.
p.
Kress & Co.—December Sales Lower—
Period End. Dec. 31—
their
for
company's
1956—Month—-1955
Sales
1956
was
Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—Dec.
basis.
Holly also will offer 38,333 shares of its common stock to certain
finders, and 60,000 shares to cei tain vendors of property..
1,016,5 )5
shares of CJiiiinon stock are
being leserved by Holly against the con¬
the
the
was
since
awarded
was
improve
This
Walter A.
six-for-one
a
21,
to
any year
of
common
$639,349
suggtstion.x
Ilolly
common
record
$1,975 per share for
Walter
the
two
ion
their holdings.
O.
Menge, President, said: "There is no thought of merging
companies. We believe that it is to the best interest of Domin¬
Life
interest
are
that
owned
Dominion
American
force.—V.
it
States,
182.
continue
by
Life,
p.
as
a
Canadian
Canadian
in
has
than
company
with
a
substantial
citizens."
operating
315.
more
Canada,
Alaska,
$700,000,000
Jamaica
worth
of
and several
insurance in
Number 5609
Volume 185
115
Madison Ry.—Earnings-
Litchfield &
West
of
1956—11 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
End. Nov. 30—
Period
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
126
(613)
18th
Street,
women's
Railway
oper.
revenue-
$311,795
$314,650
$3,519,152
oper.
expenses-
162,342
156,017
1,762,090
1,683,105
Melville
Net
Net
from ry. oper.
rev.
railway
—V.
$149,453
43,961
inc.
oper.
The
$158,633
50,012
-■
the
$1,757,062
540,706
$1,537,547
506,592
Inc.,
nounced
.Litton
R.
Staats &
16.
was
the assets of Chromatic Television Laboratories,
Jan.
'He
be
of
quantity production of
by early
underway
unit
Chromatic
The
will
Industries.-
Litton
said
the
by
by this corporation,
sets
will in no way
arrangement.—V.
184,
&
announced
was
in
&
Jan.
on
18.
systems,
manufactured
bonds
each
of
C,
the
at
Sweden,
ALWAC
Calif.
Beach,
Computing
year's
end,
above
the
2626.
p.
Logistics
reports
level.
1955
months
.
of
the
in
400%
of
increase
an
Delivery
of
from
order
The'ALWAC
date.
of
Net
1956
sales
Net
profit
is
The
the
of
sinking
England
Electric
below.—V.
System
184,-
of
Madison
S«uare
Garden Corp.—Earnings
Jan.
on
income
ending Nov. 30.
with
fiscal
of
and
profit
year.—V.
Domestic- road
of
of its current
$129,742
184,
the
the
for
May
.
fiscal year.
first
quarter
"General
$409,000
quarter
In
cipal
the
be
was
loss
a
of
Dec.
to
26.
show
road
compared
as
$407,000
distribution,
the
$425,000,
were
an
Skouras,
on
domestic
connection with
compared
as
quarter." Excess Of income over ex¬
$403,000, whereas in the previous
$2,000,
Oct.
Mr
foreign
film
Skouras
1956,
31,
$3,820,000
was
distribution
Cinemascope
in
1,
1957,
from
has
receive
begun
in
ended
or
has
$2,500,000
advances
in
distribution
"Negotiations
office
in
advance
an
in
connection
income
over
$2,370,000,
of
with
Skouras
de¬
by
those
is
Twentieth
Century-Fox
where
areas
not
show
road
contemplated.
The
com¬
been
completed
believed
Pacific,"
moticn
In
in
Pictures,
Twentieth
Century-Fox
by
for
have
history.
urder
be
in
the
realized
Corp.
-
to
box-
greatest
Pacific
South
March
will
be
Inc.
Pacific'
Hollywood
of
1957.
show
1957
with
arrangement
Rodgers
location
on
Company
in
filmed
in
the
Twentieth
Pacific
to
expects
Todd-AO
the
on
be
towards
A:
in
to
release
of
end
lot
spring
the
1957.
It
for
road
"Thiity-eight domestic theatres now have, or have
contracted to
install, the equipment necessary to show pictures in Todd-AO. The
company
anticipates that
at
least 50 theatres will be so equipped
be
"South
possible
major
Pacific'
to
cities
'South
the
$2,000,000
hopes to
of
in
States
will
Magna's
its
on
Oct.
29,
therefore
or
more
of
the
version
of
in
Todd-AO
who
attended
picture
G.
A.
1556,
Magna
184,
is
prepared to repay
indebtedness next March and
before
the
next
to
100,%
Feb.
15,
bonds
and
The
of
Stores
the
the
preferred
of
the
with
Co.
them
on
for
stock
preferred
a
to
has
Co.
"
buy at
by Feb.
the
basis
$53
25.
of
per
The
1.49
the
any
shares
shares
called
of
company
headed
bankers
share
shares
on
stock,
common
investment
outstanding
4V2%
Feb. 28.
To induce
of
are
has
the
1967
be
Net
parent
Stores
which
through
bonds,
and
remainder
its
and
has
each
agreed
&
Inc.
to
&
»
.
principal
C.
Legg
.
Laurence
as
E.
A.
Masten
Merrill
&
Merrill,
/
Republic
(Inc.)
Doolittle
&
Drexel &
184,
common
each
share
of
preferred
Bank,
43
Exchange
p.
End. Dec. 31—
Turben
Fahey,
First
Fulton
&
•
Hallgarten
Leonard & Lynch
of
Harriman
Ripley
Webber,
Shepard & Co.,
Gardner
800.000
125,000
Salomon Bros.
Schwabacher
400,000
Semple,
Co.,
I.
Simon
M.
& Hutzler
&
&
Deane
Singer,
&
Co.—
Co
Barney & Co
Smith,
Moore
William
400,000
Stein
Weeks
D.
Stern,
400.000
125,000
Stix
&
185..
p.
The
from
corporation
former
Jan.
21
moved
headquarters
at
1107
011
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$4,625,682 $31,654,922
its
executive
Broadway
to
and
its
$27,640,945
general
new
offices
building
at
*
.
2837..
p.
G.
Dean
p.
railway oper.
inc.—
The
company .on
of
board
share.
this
from
year.
also
&
100,000
Meyer
100.000
&
H.
&
Co.—
100.000
Trask
Corp.—
100,000
Co.—
300,000
&
Walker
&
Co
400.000
Witter
&
Co
400,000
Dividend
record
Sales
Higher—
804,002
785,443
filed
a
letter of notification -with
the
SEO
1956—Month—1955
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$
134,
p.
$
$
%
150,615,054
Sales
146,171,305
1,086,012,226
999,662,823
2838.
Mooney Aircraft, Inc., Kerrville, Tex.—Files With SEC
corporation
covering.
on
60,000
sharet,
Jan. 15 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock to be offered at
without
Morningstar,
underwriting.
The
proceeds
are
to
be
the
par
used
Nicol,
Inc.,
New
York—Registers With
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Jan.
29, 1957, covering 100,000 shares of its $i par common stock.
Of
this stock,
77,858 shares are to be offered for public sale by
corporation
This
issuing company and 22,142 (representing presently outstanding
by certain selling stockholders. Lee Higginson Corp. is named
principal
underwriter;
and
the public offering
price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
the
stock)
the
as
The
company
starches,
raw
19,754,775
19.G43.899
113,117,004
109,704,666
subsidiaries
its
and
starches
converted
.
manufacture
including
and
dextrines,
distribute (1)
water soluble
related products and (2) liquid industrial adhesives.
Of
the proceeds of its sale of the 77,858 shares, $100,000 is to be used
for the construction of a by-product recovery plant in Houlton, Me.;
$200 000 for the construction of a large adhesive plant in California
and
gums
replace presently
installation of
for
leased facilities; $250,COO for the construction
polyvinyl acetate plant in Hawthorne, N. J.;
a
improvements to its St. Louis plant; $70,000 for addi¬
the building
and equipment in Chicago; and the balance
for
to
tions
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$
here
meeting
of
earnings
to
for
Feb:
had
a
action
additional working capital.
The
today,
$530,000.
net
the
or
Jan.
company
on
$1.20
common
a
loss of $174,894.
raise
their
regular
quarterly
beginning with the first quarter
the first quarter is payable March 20 to
28, 1957.—V. 184, p. 1914,
20
The
company
has outstanding 322,142 shares of common stock.
14 selling stockholders. Of these, Joseph Morn¬
Treasurer, who owns 45,405 shares,
stock, proposes to sell 3,173 shares;
of the Morningstar family propose to sell 2,894
now
lists
prospectus
two
other
to
2337.
members
each;
George
J.
Muller,
President,
2,312
shares;
and
Murray
Stampel.
Executive
Vice-President,
2,296
shares.
The only other
sale exceeding 2,000 shares
is to be made by Flora M. Funkhouser,
in
the amount of 2,265 shares.
The other blocks being sold range
from
463
shares
to
1,685
shares—V.
180,
p.
2190.
cents
1956—Month—1955
$11,881,506
p.
68,775
.
$100,000
$12,033,036
Files
SEC
1956—11 Mos.—1955
$58,473,945
Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc., Mobile,
The
McLellan Stores Co.—December Sales Off—
184,
$2,006,952
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—December Sales Higher
.
125,000
$
took
cents
Period End. Dec. 31—
—V.
$2,012,394
working capital.
s
directors'
15
of
*1,961,885
$208,163
ingstar,
Board Chairman
and
or
14 09%
of the outstanding
year-end
company
$3,968,837
2,140,911
Mobile, Ala.—Files With SEC—
Jan.;T5
for
200,000
American
1956—Month—1955
Last year the company
dividend
$4,153,305
...
1,250 shares of common stock to be offered at paT <-$10 per
sharei, wlvhout underwriting.
Tnc proceeds are to be used for working capital.
^
i
shares
a
164,579
79,282
-Mobile Credit Co.,
100,000
2837.
announced
11956—11 Mos.—1955
$372,742
184, p. 2671.
400,000
(F. H.) McGraw & Co.—Reports Profit—Div. Increased
At
SO
1956—Month-f-1955
205,660
per
200.000
December Sales
Corp.
—-
184,
<
■
$407,712:
and
—V.
'
'
V.
1956—5 Mos.—1955
$6,027,038 $19,103,781 $18,344,679
.
'.
.
expenses.;
to
Sales
$6,095,042
-
J
'
($5
486.
McCrory Stores
1956—Month—1955
Z
300.000
700,000
Co
Co.—
Spencer
700,000
Co
&
Swiss
800.000
Co
Freres
$1.01
100.000
700,000
Peabody & Co._
Loeb
-
Boyce__„
&
Nicolaus
&
100,000
Lazard
1,158,840
>
$1.18
revenue-
The
Co.
Frank,
Stifel,
Miller,
Inc
Kidder.
&
Staats
Fox
Co.
&
&
2186.
p.
SEO
200,000
Brothers & Co
Co—_
&
R.
Bros.
Stern
100.000
Jones
Mellen
Scribner
&
Inc.
Hutton
842,571
$777,758
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Smith,
E.
990,778
$914,564
772,560
oper.
125,000
250,000
Edward
!
>
period
100,000
&
100.000
Humphrey,
*
100,000
Co
Jacobs
400.000
Co
Applegate
r_
oper.
250,000
Co., Inc
:
L. F. Rothschild & Co.—
Henry Herrman <fc Co.—
Hulme,
1955
$14,672,385 $16,047,609
1,905,342 ? 1,620,329
Railway
200,000
Co
&
Robinson-Humphrey
<
Hemphill, Noves & Co.—
&
,<.1956
-
pald__i_—
share__
per
r
—V.
The
200,000
Hornblower
Inc.—Earnings at Higher iHate—
\>
profit for. the
125,000
/
Co.—
&
24,722,960
income___-
on
Period End. Dec. 31—
300,000
Reinholdt &
700,000
Miller
Hayden.
25.012,423
(estimated)—:
300,000
700,000
&
2,177,465
Period End. Nov. 30—
Jackson
& Curtis—
100.000
,
2,162,616
-vi._
—V.
Reynolds
.
26,904,183
V
income
184,
Net
700.000
-—
.27,559,543
Railway
*
200,000
Co.—
Inc
Inc.
2,344,868
800,000
&
Prescott,
Co.,
11,981,846
2,488,019;
25,422,517
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings—
200,000
Cook
125,000
& Co
14,880,330
dividend
.
.
Louisa-
Co._
Glore. Forgan & Co
25.165,004
1,051,414
earnings
,183,
repre¬
Newhard.
Paine,
Corp.
'
,
covering
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Boston
Reid
$
2,186,369
,
—
on
the
125,000
100,000
Co
$
1,260,958
charges
Sales
whom
Morgan Stanley <fc Co.—
Union
&
2,143,352
Period End. Dec; 31—,
-
i
<;
700,000
Clark
income taxes
1956—11 Mos,
Mos.—1955
$
15,345,542
^__
Co.,
100.000
Dillon,
-1955
19.889,888 22.9,244,606 208,695,844 '
14,307,237 161,639,729 144,387,298
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.—December Sales Up—
700,000
&
Co.__
Securities & Co
of
1730.
1956—Month—1955
$5,395,400
1956—Month
21,237,871
revenues
-
100,000
Co.
&
Co
stockholders
Period
22,545,495
(September, October and November, 1956)
was 67 cents a
share, a substantial increase over earnings for' the" first
and second quarters, which were 18 cents and 33
cents, respectively.—
Mangel Stores Corp.—December Sales Up—
Sales
22,349,807
Net
100,000
Beane
Metropolitan St.
Moore.
Co
Eastman
The
Chase
24,559,315
2,413,972
charges
Net rev. from ry. oper. u-j, $202,052'
iInc.„_
250,000
House
146,294,187 130,080,061
2,506,559
Cash
'
100,000
-
Curtiss,
-Earnings—
10,930,432
Net
&
300,000
Co.—.-_*•£
&
Co.
200,000
Co.
<fc
.
Lynch," Pierce,
Fenner
.r
-
indus¬
of
25,071,524
sales
300.000
•*
fields
2,615,189
Taxes
$200,000
=
Marks
various
2,756,371
income
Earnings before taxes
be
100,000
Central
—V.
10
prin¬
amount
Co.—.
M.
Shipbuilding company,
primarily devoted to
be
23,236,148
Midwest Piping Co.,
under
of
for
Co
&
McDonald
Co.
&
the
the
will
Merrltt's
Nine Months Ended Nov. 30—
'
100.000
Inc.
W.
■
.
each
acting
are
In
15,044,826 ,--13,911,228
2,502,112
; 2,447,664
taxes__
184, p. 2443.
—V.
Brothers
John
400,000
i
Sons
Slocumb
will
Issued
thereof.
sell
in
proceeds
stores
to $25,000,000
to
Scott
13,619,372
after
Net
6.095 shs.
underwriters,
purchase
to
2,550,000
Co.,
the
&
operating
—V.
below:
name
j
Brown
Net
Outstanding
be
*
Ship.
Merritt-Chapman
1956—Month—1955
1956—10 Mos.—1955
21,579,893
20,005,846 208,006,735 188,805,956
income
bo
FINANCING
may
provision
agreed
of
Lehman
and
Co._$2,550,000
Sullivan
the
with
company
series
"
particular
147.
p.
operating
$25,000,000
limited
are
York
Telephone
Net
stores.
stores
,
leave
New
taxes__
V.
other
of
Inc.—700,000
Co..
stores,
12,500 shs.
offered
bonds
Co.
Brothers
Burnham
&
to
Manhattan
common
185,
operating
narent
branch
•
the
reserve
any
23,021,652
after
.
Inc.
Co.,
stock.
Payment will be made at The
Place, New York 15, N. Y.—V.
would
operations
Other
the
will
branch
$25,000,000
value )
par
severally
&
PRESENT
Authorized
-•
5%
sinking
1977
15,
below,
&
&
TO
will
sold at
1,031,765
Earnings
EFFECT
sale,, but
to Jfre
1,276,584
Federal
'
30. department
the
of
1976.
.
operates
shares
said, the
of
Operating expenses
with
15,
the
to
the
bids.
$
projects is estimated at approximately
compliance
upon
Sachs
&
Alex.
agreement
into
income
Operating
in
1958
Corp.
leased
of
con¬
or
Feb.
Realty
are
date
of
except
14,
V
public sale.
operating taxes__
Net
pur¬
redeemable
than
time
of
appreciated-investment
spokesman
Steel.—V.
Other
conversions
an
convertible
for
convertible
by Morgan Stanley
convertible tendered
Its
expansion
Federal
;
■
GIVING
Period End. Dec. 31—
the
all
redemption
into
of
group
called
in
Period End. Oct. 31—
the
and
damage
will
otherwise
May
stores
these
of
Feb.
opposite
Bosworth,
stockholders'
(P. R.) Mallory & Co., Inc.—To Redeem Preferred Stk.
conlpany
Interest
Period End. Nov. 30—
through
for
the effective
of New York Ship's 1,280<004 out¬
registration statement, Merritt'in¬
the market price prevailing on-the
the
or
shares
Michigan Bell
$
The
bid
any
211,254
of
construction
or
offer
upon
activity. Operations of Merritt-Chapman & Scott are conducted
through three departments—chemical, paint and
Metallurgical; constructlon, and shipbuilding and two divisions, Highway Trailer and
store
corporate
during, the period ending Feb.
annually to 100% on and after
named
Becker
Blyth
1914.
p.
to
Tire
Ball, Burge & Kraus_
125,000
Bear, Stearns & Co.400,000
Kuhn.
stockholders
and
prior
realized
at
Additional
has
set
Joseph,
disclosed.
$4,000,000
1957.—V.
will
fifty
Cinemascope
a
shows
debenture
the remaining
it
in
Canada.
distribute
holders
36,000,000
October,
and
road
that
and
simultaneously
Skouras
Mr.
debenture
meeting
release
for
Pacific'
United
when
to
repay
meeting
the
completed,"
reported
annual
ready
CenturyFox
Pacific'
been
As
is
'South
open
In
"Twentieth
have
general
Hlrsch &
Century-Fox
beginning
able
the
of
M-C&S
further
parent.
property.
(without
Sachs
Inc
be
will
and
The
exhibition
when
An
*
use
of
Louis,
indebtedness
the
C. Allyn & Co., Inc._
250.000
Baker,. Watts & Co._:i_ -100,000
The
Theatre
Magna
to
many
picture
io
•
by
"
'South
to
A.
in
expenses
Mr.
domestic film rentals
other than Todd-AO.
processes
Todd-AO
Hanimerstein
from
against
have
"South
potential
produced
St.
acquisition
monies
fund
'•
due
indenture
Brush,
said.'
included
of
OKLAHOMA!
of
just
Toda-AO
as
produce
the
leased
series bonds above
1977
Lehman
•
will
for
existing
non-callable
cost
Dempsey-Tegeler «fe
"Domestic
pany
of
downtown
mortgage
amount.
-bonds
Income from distribu¬
Expenses
Excess
therefore,
was,
gross
which
rentals.
$1,450,000.
period
P.
stockholders
$833,000,"
in
established
George
from
In
OKLAHOMA!
clared.
in
in
interest
trial
sale
purchase:
97%
According to the registration statement, .Merritt has informed New
Ship that the offering Is prompted. by a decision to realize a
1961
department
of
Co."
available
and
business
main
series,
Goldman,
therefore
ended
-were
month
exhibition
the
the
80.5%
an
Its
York
of
be
with
-
sentatives,
process,
31,
and
advertising,",
preceding
months
against
nine
totaled
and
was,
distribution
the
the
OKLAHOMA!
$2,000,000
'the
to
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
Income Rec¬
picture
Oct.
Income
Expenses
period
nine
of
picture
the
holders
debenture
prints
in
the
there
the
tion
time
"Famous-Barr
be
to
Department
.^Common stock
This
-
of
>
of
ended
Incidental
quarter.
of
cost
in
the
ownership of properties
ore
underwriters
-curved-screen
quarter
and
the
of
distribution
the
reported to
previous
penses
from
following
at
the ^number
reject
expenses
of
;
625.
p.
wide-angle,
in
rentals
distribution
with
show
Todd-AO
record
including
proceeds
105%
at
$39,750,000.
net profit (after provision
the three-month
period
a
Magna Theatre Corp.—"Oklahoma" Sets
in
with
,,
bonds
presently owns a portion
in Akrcn, Ohio,
will
the
at
.'V-
Up—
ord—To Film "South Pacific"—
"Film
the
years
to
of
to
proposes
'
through 1977.-
-
Goldman,
President,
net
parent
payment
to
located. -The-total
for
$160,371
the first quarter
net
a
announced
16
taxes)
1956,
compares
preceding
the
19C9
currently has under-construction four additional
a
shopping center In which one of the four new
*The
corporation
Federal
and
Sale
of
1,241,758
shares
Stock.Exchange at
to determine
time,
Operating
sinking
the
to
fund
Income
the
branch
reductions
whirh
May
2327.
p.
York
211,254
right
the
property
.
-
In
which
value
$2,100,000
BUSINESS—The
2,640,000
V
$1.80
Electric Light dorp.—Proposed Merger—
Lowell
offer
revenues
CAPITALIZATION
This
New
to
211,254 shares
statement.
currently holds
Operating
mortgaged
fund
successive
„
'
of Camden, N. 71., were "outlined in
by New-York Ship on Jan. 24 with the
'
four
to
sell
to
offering will depend
department store property In Akron, the Clayton
the
are
the
The
1955
—
for
tends
wholly-owned subsidiary of The May
company.
,
1956—11 Mos —1955
Corp.,
filed
standing shares. Accprdlng to the
on
corporation's
subordinated
the
bal¬
circumstances
through
1582.
p.
New
of
its
book
branches
properties
demnation
4,759,086
See
be
to
the years
a
store
corporation
bonds
certain
cur¬
$74,489,168
,
(lie
on
statement
of
registration
May Department Stores Co. will lease these four properties
the. corporation for an aggregate of $2,922,000 annually under 30
net leases..'.
■
year
______,$88,650,577
after
184,
lien
a
parent-are
corporation
Shipbuilding
The
taxes——————?—
10,151,363
Shares outstanding
"
————2,640,000
Earnings per share—
r_____c_
'
'
$3.84
—V.
ty
the
each of
from
net
Valley
Including
from
Steel Co.—Sales & Earnings Rise—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
..
date
portion
$17,350,000
approximately
■■
Star
The
.
Milton
their
at
additional
ALWAC
ALWAC
III-E is a
$43,000
.
Lone
j|
associates
sinking fund requirement of 2%. of
through .1.960, 5% in each of the
in
the"0'Neil's"
limited
<
and
this
covering the shares Merritt
on
Offered—Goldman;
Brothers
corporation,
purchase
Fernando
poses
general
purpose
electronic
digital
computing
system,
available
with
8,192
"word" magnetic drum storage, and punched card, high-speed punched
paper
tape,
and
magnetic
tape
input-output and storage.—V.
184,
six
SEC
by
York
New
SEC
the
"May Co." In Los Angeles.
The
balance remaining from such net proceeds will be added to the
general
Redondo
Center,
to
department
Southtown
funds
1956—Month—1955
$24,324,000 $22,462,000 $138,791,000 $129,777 000
46.
p.
registration
a
.
At
sales
rently
In
Co.
The
—
San
Industries.
Litton
and
secured
a
6%
and
and
National Security Agency, South¬
Stockholm,
B.,
ALWACs
two
are
A.
of
ance
,
Autronic,
to
properties
Corp.'s
Research
1968
"O'Ncil's"
bonds
Computing Service, Adalia Limited, Canada, Champlin Refining
western
There
D.
Washington,
at
Propulsion
Board. North American Aviation, Inc.,
Company,
with
1958
years
approximately
Another ALWAC was
computing
center,
Santa
'
L
•
v
Other
ALWAC
computers have been installed by the U. S. Navy
Aerodynamics Laboratory,
Institute
of Gas Technology,
The U. S.
.Weather Bureau, Reliance Electric & Engineering Company, U. S. Navy
Aeronautical Structures
Lab.,
Canadian Armament Defence Research
at
be
will have
the
PROCEEDS
the-
„
Calif.
to
are
CONTROL—The corporation is
'
■
Army Personnel Research
delivered to the U. S.
Division
Procedures
installed
Monica,
amendment
an
and Lehman
Department Stores
•
in
ANWAC III-E was
An
Trust, Boston, Mass.—Regis¬
Commission— •
1
Realty .Corp.—Bonds
Co.
bonds
The
2784.
p.
*
;
processing
data
1G5,
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—To Sell Part of New
Shipbuilding Stock Holdings—
registration
statement
covering an additional
shares of beneficial interest in the trust.—V. 184,
p. 2784.
properties and the leases
indenture of mortgage.
delivered in December, increasing the total to
the United States, Canada and Europe, it
were
installations
End. Dec. 31—
_____
—V.
31 offered $25^000,000 of general
mortgage bonds
5% sinking fund series, due Feb. 15,
1977, at 99.50% and
accrued
interest.
This
offering was • oversubscribed;
The
of the Lawrence tube and
field
electronic
ALWAC
more
Period
its
Stores
through
ALWAC
Mercantile Stores Co. Inc.—December Sales
Increased
to
Jan.
Logistics Research Inc., Redondo Beach, Calif.—Installs
Two
leased
Plans
filed
company
to
1957
Sachs
Display Laboratories
Litton will concentrate on
Two More Digital Computers—
17
will
at
occupied
being
shipping
and
investment
24,
May
Electronic
Thornton
uses
television
home
the
Lawrence tube for home
the
summer.
be called
Mr.
military ?-nd industrial
enter
is
2337.
p.
Merritt
operation of -a laboratory in Passaic, N. J., which
home television set application of the Lawrence tube.
on
indicated
will
amount
Securities and Exchange
8,868,132.796
Inc., a Para¬
184,
York
This
'
retain
working
warehousing
Massachusetts Investors
Barney Ralaban,
Paramount President, said Paramount retains a
licensing agreement with Litton and will receive a rovalty on products
which use patents already developed at Chromatic Television Labora¬
tories under Paramount supervision.
Mr. Balaban also said that Para¬
is
the
space
subsidiary, in Emeryville, Calif.
Pictures Corp.
will
building Mangel's
new
1956—5 Weeks—1955
1956—52 Weeks—1955
$17,914,008 $15,483,338 $115,975,488 $106 805 943
sales
Sales
ters -With
rada"
.
mount
the
double
substantial
—V.
2837.
p.
ings and help military airmen identify targets and terrain, Charies B.
Thornton, Litton President, said.
•
•
Mr. Thornton made the remarks when
announcing that Utton has
mount
In
space,
sub¬
of
and
ago,
requirements
an¬
to develop "further the Lawrence color
can guide pilots
into safer land-*
hopes
Inc.,
that -color
so
it
Co.,
-
acquired
floor
addition,
In
present
•
Industries,
television tube
William
by
negotiated
was
Jan.
on
feet of
premises.
meet
to
activities will be moved to the new
premises about March 1.
Until then, these activities will continue in
their present location at 16 West 25th
Street, New York, N. Y.—V. 184,
purchase by this company of the West Coast laboratory and the
a licensing agreement from Chromatic Television Labora¬
The
expanding corporation.
former
The
acquisition of
tories,
refurbished
tenants.
Industries—Acquisition—
Litton
rapidly
its
185, p. 45.
modernized and
150,000 square
use
Retail
building was purchased by Mangel some time
new
sequently
Shoe Corp.—December Sales
Up—
Period End. Dec. 31-r-
,
.
$3,220,652
Railway
The company operates a chain
stores in eastern and southern
New York, N. Y.
children's apparel
and
United States.
9
$58,033,053
With
Securities
corporation
covering
on
Jan.
and
14
Exchange
filed
a
letter
10.000 shares of common stock
of
notification with the
to be offered to
$13 per share.
used for work¬
(par $5)
through Employees' Stock Purchase Plan at
There will be no underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
employees
ing
capital.—V. .183,
p.
210.
Ala.—*
Commission—
10
(614)
National Research Corp.—Unit
Co.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
Mount Vernon
184, p. 1583.
Holly Corp. above.—V.
See
\
:
Telegraph Co.—Deben¬
Mountain States Telephone &
underwriting group headed by The
on Jan. 30 placed on the market a
issue of $35,000,000, 31-year 4%% debentures due
Offered—An
tures
Corp.
Boston
First
new
1, 1988. They are priced at 101.277% and accrued
yield approximately 4.30% to maturity. The
Feb.
interest to
issue
100.4599.
»
The
r
were-made as follows; Morgan
100.137.
100.302 and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc..
Co.,
debentures
new
varying reduced
when the redemption price becomes 100
prices
at
until
106.777',<
retteemabie initially at
are
and -thereafter
1950,
31,
ucts,
until Feb.
Jan.
;
years and ten months ended Oct. 31,
total of $379,600,000 for this purpose,
-
to
.
Shirt Shops of Delaware,.
National
sales
$5,414,805
—V.
134,
National
$173,123,493
and
net
and
Oct.
income
S18,58U,5bi
134,
The
First
C.
A.
Securities
Noyes
Curtis
Robert
The
&
Co.
Hayden.
Central
Republic
Bros.
800.000
Weeks
&
Son
750.000
Byrd
750,000
Likiiis,
&
185,
750.000
Co.—
Kormendi
Pacific
750.000
Co.—
&
Rodman A
A
100.000
Co
Vvtos.er qr
1956—Moiuh—1955
Period End. Dec. 31—
S36.513.57j
184;p. 2833.
'
and
income
Net
sale
on
Month—1955
$18,901,393
21.061.199
16.341,602
.—
miscellaneous..
and
2 >1.072
—
operations
from
division
frame
132.697
813.000
taxes
1,1*69,000
taxes
$777,206
1.589.884
1„ 870.453
common
tEqual to $1.10
snare.
'
per
common
(.>
32,619:753
National
is
Automotive
Coleman
L.
President
Okla.,
and
ciated
with
and
has
2,173,453
charges-....
487.
185.
elected
director
a
the
of Zapata
industry for
oil
director
a
of the
First
of
this
National
2,368420
25,393,303
Petroleum
He
ha.?
many
184.
p.
of
Corp.
years.-—V.
Central
Period End. Dec. 31—
Sales
—V.
1956— Month—1955
from
rev.
19od19o6—Aio.un
S4.358.788
________
184,
2226.
p.
1956—11 Mos.-
tjoa
*955
the
Effective
be
Feb.
425
The .company
?l-story.
Park
•Total
700
has
leased
company's
New
York
lower floors,
six
building
Y.,
two
is
v.
132.35*5.792
50,956.032
164,
a
to
income
net
income'for
net
in
$1,520,780
with
1956
on
the
the
3ide
east
ox
The 150.000 square i'eer
medical facilities for the
general offfice employees, and sepaiate elevators
serve
the Nabisco
floors.
Nabisco
SO
years.
tn
1893,
has
had
its
headquarters
bakery in 1905. In
building on 14th Street.
The
and
&
on
14th
conducted
15th
and
operations
plant
at
at
construction
a
was
1930
has contracted
company
baking
new
York's
Initially located in Chicago when
the general office
York
located
New
on
Fair
new
16th
there
Law
n.
to
to
the
December
mon:h
same
$39,104,239.
the year,
in
N.
J.
and
company,was formed
the company's New
moved
its
office
and
"between
to
the
s
the
upon
research
Fair
bakery
9th and
development
to
over
in
were
discontinued
Nabisco
adjacent
for
buildings,
year
a
with
compared
the Central, noted.
2672.
]'■*
'
has
company
certificates
The
at
proceeds
from
finance about 30'(
St. Louis
bids
invited
(EST
lioon
which
will
is
the
$0,420,000
of
equipment
certificates
locomotive
of dieselrelectric
cost
will
be
This
1957,
filed
a
covering
offered
under
used
registration
100.000 shares
statement
with
dated
the
March
15.
1957,
13, ,1957 Jo; March
NOVEMBER
AND
met*
.14.332.311
'
160.215.452
.48.783.26 1
1.D3S.505
20.067,541
inc.
oper.
SEC
on
of its
$1 par common stock,
company's restricted common stock ontion
df the company and its subsidiaries.—V." 134,
116.
Remain
as
Haven
We, have
FEC
to
V.
covering
be
per
offered
share.
20.000
Jam.
shares
pursuant
The
16
proceeds
670.
to
filed
of
an
are
a
class
letter
B
to
be
used
of
common
employees'
stock
for
notification
stock
(par
purchase
working
43 0
4514(0
20.190.092
Hartford
&
RR.
Alpert.to
—
beset
been
said:
t'-
' /
.
.*;
a
with
the'
50* centit
plan
at
camtal —V
and. The Hoston & Maine railroads.
;
merger of the
a
chance
that
McGinms
railroad.
McGinnis
There
Mr.
and
has
been
the Boston
the
There
any
the
&
foreseeable
no
is
the
slightest
with
the New-
not
resume, his.
relationship
no
connection
,whatsoever
of, the
discussion
Maine.
There
fjuture.—V.
of
board
of
is
185,*
even
a
the
New
between
possibility
of
not
p.
Mr.
Haven.
&
likely to be such
437.
*
a
.
the
the
registration .statement with the SEC Jan. 2L
shares of its $1 par common stock.
These
a
wise
and
such
.
Exchange,
at
Newberry Co
Period End. Dec. 31—
prices
Corp.
related
those
to
above.—V.
—V,
22
184.
p.
Z333P
134.
varie
Morgan
d
A.
on
a
C67 Til corpora t«
&
1956—Month—1955
*5'
on
in
Act
36,206,673
34.345.46 5
'203.434.124
of
it
a*mo,,ncd
w>s
Jt
on
exemption from re
an
vfth respect to the propos
by this corporation of 150.000 shares of its common
1933
question ^whether
fihd
Regulation
order,
the
mat
sellers
of
suopen.rion ' should
fact
omits
ai:d
(b>
properties,
to
it
offeii-ug
omit
set
Dec.
that
asserts
and
'to
tai
oh
notificat'on
noti:lcacion
material
circular
the
A
Commission
tne
of
opportunity for hearing,
an
be
up
Vftcat
/
;
its
t
stc|
The order provides
uorth/tre
1956.
has
reasonaf
circilar
..tate
to
26.
cpnta
material
amount
fac
be
to
p:
forth
set
inclvicli-g
thereunder,
the
and
contract
rights-'
what
ill
prior, to Dec". 31,
1960,
<2)
Nonhwe«t
the
ivili have
for
date
wnat forfeiture
the
'o
commer.
completion
provsions
of
t
contain
are
of
contract
purchase, (hi to show, as to interests-which Nort
west has contracted to purchase, Hi
the manner In which John Sun
acquired the rights assigned to Northwest and <2» the terms of t
rgreement to purchase assigned bv Srmrt ro Nert'-we-t, tir to sh<
relationship
between the Hanlon Oil Co/and Northwest, and
<|
adequate financial statements of the issuer's predecess*
furnish
the
Hanlon
In
Oil
addition,
Co.
:
and
year
such
misleading ,<a
eld
without
report,
be
to
owned
prope:ties
an
that
only
appears
of
interests
in
in
the
100f>
a
properties,
of
some
held
was
the
in
of
for
of
a
total
issuer
properties
certain
obtained,
was
showing the
when
the
inclusion
a
oil
resei
produc
reserve
rep<
(ci
interest
stavmnent
>7orthwest's offeri
inclusion
deduction
according to the offering circular, a
bv -implying
the description
issuer,
interest
51'i
a
operati-ir
interest
by
by
that
by
i
any
(b)
covering certain interests which,
rot
.
.
the Commission's order asserts
inaccurate
i$
report* nearly one
since the date cf
Northwestern
does
185,
p;
properties,
and
»di
by
income
net
to
the-
wh
inclusi
from
have
not
footnote
ia
interests).—V.
End!
Bell
Telephone
Nov. 30—
100
the; 100
schedule
or:
148.
Co.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
$
"
1956—11 Mos.—19o.
5
S
1
S
Operating
revenues
17.338.229
7 6 272.003
7 85,377.262
172.719.4
Operating
expen.-es
11.690.947
11.293,662
123 945.710
115,521.7
21.952.6
Federal
Other
income
taxes^
2,216.203
taxes
1.08J.675
operating
1,901,533
23.705,192
1.081 213
12 873.505
12.376.8
2.349.404
1 935.585
25 352.855
22.868.1
2,197,657
Net
Net
—V.
operating income
after chaxges„
185.
1,349.587
23.252,993
21,203,5
,
$
190.639,902
437.
p.
Official Films.
said
1793.
1956—12 Mos,—1955
$"
Z
212C.
p.
s
payments
Harold
p.
-December Sales Increased—
$
7ale?
form'
temporarily suspending
th& Securities
the
the
purchase,
,
also Merritt-Chapman & Scott
..(J. J.)
series
leases, teL to set forth the average cf and range of/ti
gravity of the oil produced and the average pile> received Pi
barrel, if) to set forth the percentage of water i t the fluid produc"
in
each • well.
*g)
to set* forth the terms of Northwest's
cm,
The
stockholder intends to offer the shares from time to time,
the New York
Stock Exchange at
the prevailing orir» on
Exchange at the time of sale, or by public or private sale, other¬
on
p.
in
Exchange Commission,
order
an
offering
of
on
than
of. J.
Bonds-i
bonds,
deffnftive
mortgage
bonds
sold
.selling
such
for
API
discussion
a
and are owned and are to be
Merritt-Chapmari <te Scott
Corp.. which • will,-continu0
to
after
such sale.
1.030.504 of the 1,230.504 outstanding
shares.
either
$1*
.
mergpr
211.254 •
presently outstanding
are
SI.47
Refining Corp., Billings, Montana-
partly shows the actual
Shipbuildini? Corp., Camden, N. J.^—Regis¬
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
covering
6,106.4
;
Temporarily Suspended—
statements
Period
This corporation filed
general
City.—V. 184.
New Y'ork
ters
6,119,486
$1.48
office
York
Oil
oelieve
u)
it
There
can
is
member
New Haven
•
Nothing could be further from the truth.
$15
133
New
share.
on
circular
by
replace, hini and that plans were afoot for
Haven
500,C
$6,864.4,
clearly the intere:
of Ycrk Montana Comprny in the
producing properties, <ci to gi
adequate information as to the operating history, a-cl earnings of t
refinery, idt to set forth adequate information rel tive to the avera
of and range of operating costs p°r barrel of crude oil
produced frc[
State¬
:
persistent and baseless rumors .to the effect
that New Haven President George Alpert would resign; from his office
and that a former Pre *>iient. " Patrick B. ■ Mc3innis; or othefs, would
National Homes Corp., Lafayette.
Ind.—Files With SEC
on
100.323.862
President—The Board of Directors, in
ment, dated Jan. 28,
See
corporation
at
suspension
the
l'ork, New
500,000
$8,998,450
6,119.436
exchanged
be
under
operations
2672.
p.
Exchange.
The
' S
148 374.3C2
4.603.388
184.
iV'"
Mos.—1955
"ti
1,959,759
railway
mature
MONTHS
S
4.617.740
oper.
2,100,C
$7,364.4
500.000
share...:
made permanent.
in
to
ir.clu'sl-.e."
' 1956—11
S
15.150.015
revenue,-
will
1G7'L.
il
FIRST
1956—Month—l95o-
and
Ioy
by
the
for key employees
plan
p.
company
28.
be
be
Sept.
Net rev, from ry. oper.
1957,
to
v-iit
FOR
2,280,859
$9,498,450
•
Uranium Mines, Ltd.—Definitive
1937
Northwedt
trust
and ho
;
111.432.191
13*
Co.pRegisters With SEC—
168,3
S9.464.4
,
S9.C43.452
stock
com.
temporary 5:i4(;
may
4.
per
untrue
v/,•;/./•
from
2.324.234
outstanding..
Securities
request,,
or
each
9.723.923
shares
Jan.
Feb.
$2
at
:
10.532.275
'
National Gypsum
bonds._
$3,543,452
to
common
public offering
RR.-j-To Sell Ctfs.—
expenses.
be
415.
p.
174,766
Sll.779,309
326.
p.
has issued
23,
its
14. of .the proposed, issue
sale
of the
EARNINGS
in
per
'istratlon
•
Feb.
on
i
for
$8,049,423.
semi-annually
Net
shares
Stock Offering
'
at
of
under
bakery.—V
S9.296.1
pfd. stock___ •■/'
on
applicable
Northwest
ago.
$32,-/
Aggregate cost of the equipment, is estimated by the Nickel Plato
Avenues,
completion
811,604.543
188.403
mortgage
dividends
1963.
1.
cause
present
activities
center
Lawn
11th
58,931,2
Sll,673.277
:t
Wall Street,
of
compared with- S762.666.356 for iSoo.VOperating pexpenses
in 1j56, against 3603,721,215 for the previous year.—
New Y'ork, Chicago &
with
sell
be
the
Space
offices
Streets,
will
research
immediately
moved
the
side
west
Oct. 91.
858.227.2
67.504,383
Sll.367,686
first
on
184,
The
inccme earlier
p.
Railway
of
Sep. 30, '56
$.9,108,926
67.371.231
reported
$
address
righ
68 236.797
income
Northspan
23
145.882.329
6.133,326
28
Period End. Nov. 30—
announced.
Oct. 31, *53
:
"Outstanding
to
through seven,
just completed
55th and 56th Streets.
provided includes cafeteria and
it
convertib
to pay off $30,000,000 of ba'
requirements.—V. 185, p. 345.
taxes
$633,643 256
New
office
general
N,
Debentur
4%%
for under the
$79,966,074
and
income
for
July
accounting, for -'the high net December-income were certain
subsidiary companies which, in prior years, had oeeu
S',80,434.916.
,1955—-5 Mos.—*955
new
22,
between
space
m
earnings for -1956 -equalled $5.C2 a share, compared to S8.03
for the previous year.
Operatihgirevenues./ for the year were
share
—V.
the
Avenue.
air-conditioned
Avenue
floor
«.f
1957,
4,
Park
Ended—
expenses
Common
from
taken into
asso¬
$4,122,313 $23,334,839 $22,632,696
19.
p.
will be used
construction
revenues
Balance
1955.
Partially
a
12 949,6.66'
2.473,650
Jan.
1354.-
%
the
of
of
headed by Harriman RipU
group
sale
additional
income
Prov.
.66.123,1,42
9,474.412
inci..
on
compared
brings
dividends
National Biscuit Co.—Moves General Office—
will
Net
i-t:. -s "it
S
713.581,612 .69J.'-57,529
" 33.870.788, ' 5J.175.486 581 225.820 *347.375.200
ry. oper.
oper.
Company
The
Up^—
96%
—
adjustmer
184,
IIR.—Earnings
63.354,20p
revenue.-
Railway oper.
National Bellas Hess, Inc.—December Sales
possible
stockholders which expired Jan. 2
common
for
Earnings
End. Nov. 30—
oner,
Miami,
been
Corp.
96%
to
provisions.—V.
subscribed
were
income
Interest
23,982,765
cars.
corporation.
Bank
Power
1972
subject
ere
contractual
For—Nearly
operating
Gross
p.
Nefrailway
Fibres, Inc.—New Director—
been
director
a
Mohawk
Months
Other
30.231.117
road
George
and
Northern Illinois Gas Co.-Earnings Higher—
17.371.751
3.033.8C3
after
were
$6,833,099
balances
underwriting
and
12
'
s
1.316.478
Period
»
-
unbilled
statutory
total
Operating
Operating
Earnings—
s
2.840.300
New York
5.625.000
tnec)
earnings
•Equal to 71 cents per
share.—V. 164. p. 221. ' ■ '
He
loans
—V.
i-Sl 208.093
*$777,206
ussecj
9.5
1956—11 Mos.—1955
s
:>
income
Tiie
K't
1S36
'j '•/*•- S'L
V
Lowell
taxes..i
■
S22.972.477
taxes.
oi
of
operating
Net
Net
224.774
I
1955
12,020
1.25
operating
Other
This
1955
.
124,625.1
1956
period
from
an
alter
945.647
—
payroll
earnings
Gain
share
of
the
The proceeds of the
each
23 343.831
The
1956
1.19.569.192
f
% ,%■$•
major: contracts, unbilled ; V:"3*::"f-, .
period
'371,735.676 143,028,5
189,510,082
1956—12 Mos.—1955
a—
_-.
income
each
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
RailWuV cpbr: expo'nse.v.
-Costs Higher-
14,012,8
& Co., Inc.
260.456,781
283,814 for
expenses
Property,
for
for
stock.
24.676.960
.■
Costs
2.5
Haverhill
231,200.955
100,000
S22.026.830 .316,676.224
Federal
and
shares
l.o'25
of
204.0J3.7o9
1 *;'
; ■
Three Months Ended Nov. 30—
income
of
share
2,315.214
$6,899,425.
Total
basis
17.556.040
100.000
$264,828,649 S196.423.090
$35,532,062
•
Murray Corp. of America (& Subs.)
MLsce.laneous
stock,
the
estimated
with
s
Sales
31,326.735
"7,499,6
10,048,116
agreeme:
Amesbury, Haverhill, Law¬
Essex ox the liabilities df
24,494.941
—V.
Murphy Co.—December Sales Higher—
(G. C.)
of
2.114.935
100.000
Gioson—,—.
16,394,6
issue of $46,224,200 of the debentures,
$44
280,400 were sold through the exercise of the rights. 'Ti
balance of the issue was marketed under an
ex¬
19,454.949
Railway
—v.
Lawrence
487.
p.
of
1.875 for each
expenses
100.000
Renshaw
of
•Of the
fi^st
mortgage
bonds
of
bonds of Lowell.
The exchange
the
on
of
offering to
Lowell,
an
26,226,662
Net
Inc
Co,
Northwest
balance
close
Subscribed
Immediately following
the
merger,
Essex
will purchase cer¬
lines and materials and supplies, from New England
Federal income
100.000
Corp.—
3,635,031
*
debentures of
transmission
A
750,pop,,., Townsend. Graff & Co._
In-.——
Co..
Securities
750.000
Co....
&
First
stock
Operating
100,000
—
Stokes
Morris.
of
capital
Operating revenues
100.000
750,000
Inc.-
Co.,
Brothers
24.835,560
V'v Jw*0:
988,700/;- 2:888,359
.:
">41,152.243
Niagara
of
made
stock.
Period End; Nov. 30—
100.000
S
86,717,9
•••'■, ;
/ -,•/•
eompany
Net
150.000
750.000
Co._
Walker
Weeden
—
be
to
the
of
by
$2,750,000
S
—
6,710,974
,2,448.850
31—.
resulting
All five
be
to
assumption
A
Mayer—_
&
Brothers
and
northeastern Massa¬
is to be changed to
Lawrence, 53.4%
of
effected through
of
is
of debenture
$6,000,000
is
90.4%
the stock
for
the
and
in
company
owned f 99.7'f
merger
including
New England
150.000
*/
430,694
Dec. 31,':
„
reports, income from Long-term shipbuilding%5ontTac
percentago-of-complrtion basis; ..such income for- any -peri
will therefore vary from the billings on the contracts."
Contract bUlin
Company, the sixth NEES subsidiaiy, ac $450,000 (Subject to
adjustment).
To linance
the acquisition, Essex proposes to borrow
$450,000 from NEEB.—V. 185, p. 345.
150,000
Co.,
&
The
Essex
of
share
S
81,747,157
the
on
150.000
_
the
week
Co.
Haverhill,
Lowell
retail
at
surviving
of
Amesbury
each
—Yrar Ended-
//,%
Equivalent number of employees, on a 40-hour
basis,
working dtiring the 'last full work-«'
.
Power
300,000
150.000
Newbold's
Almslectc
Trask A
Spencer
tain
150.000
Masten
H.
for
stock.
the
NEES
stock
stock
of
300.000
Schmertz
Company.
&
Seasongood
—
Smithers
Stroud
—V.
E.
A.
Co
&
Reynolds &
H.
&
Essex
share
of
Essex.
Lawrence and
.'of
with and into Essex County Electric Co.
Electric
companies,
300.000
Hogle & Co
750.000
Co
A-
McDonnell
G.
W.
&
A.
Sons-
&
Brown
Courts
S.
J
800.000
&
1956—12 Mos.—1955
on
Jan. 28. has joined with
in the filing of a proposal-with
of the subsidiaries: and the Commission
for hearing on Feb. 20. 1957.
1956.
of
and
rence
such
300.000
& Co.,
Boyce—
Inc
Co.,
:
•_
Co.—_
Day
Baker,
F.
300.000
Inc.
Anthony & R. L.
Tucker,
Alex.
Ferris
800.000
Marks
M.
Laurence
&
Co
&
300.000
Loeb
Cunningham,
Inc.—..
Burr,
300.000
-
New-burger,
800,000
&
300.000
sons.
Inc...
Laird, Bisseli & Meeds,,
800.000
Estabrook
&
Guinea
'
:•4'"
•
•
*•-'
oper
:
electric energy
name
68.3%
97.4'/
;
10,578,822
iLk
work Ai
Dec.
at
subsidiaries
five
proposal
merged
30.
change of
300.000
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
(Inc.)
Coffin
300.000
Illinois: Co.,
Stein
Sept.
Inc.
1.200.000
.1,200.003
At
and
Totals
"At
proposal, Amesbury Electric Light Co, Haverhill
Lawrence Electric Co.,
and The Lowell
Electric
Light
The
Corp.,
Co.,
1,400.000
Co
Co.
Stone &
&
Other
.
t'
merger
distribute
chusetts.
and
1.400.000
—__
the
Co.,
Amesbury,
M. Kidder & Co..
A.
&. Co.
Electric
companies
300.000
Hayden, Miller & Co
Jackson
Pont
du
I.
Childs
F.
Muu.ooO
_——
Witter
Dean
Francis
C.
First of Michigan
1,400.000
1.400,000
Co.-
Co._-_T
Webber,
Paine,
accessories
announced
v.as
of
merger
the
3 JO,009
1.900.000
&
Moselev &
S.
for
Under
300,000
Co..
&
Co.
1,400.000
L—
Hallgarten & Co.__
Hemphill.
F.
&
Carolina Securities Corp.
Co.
&
Co
&
Drexel
have
*
Co.—Bil
Dec. 31,'56
19,993,980
•
/*' -Hydraulic"-'turbines-'
England Electric System—Files Merger Proposal'
corporation, it
public utility
Corp. will be
Bacon,. Whipple
Burnham
1,900,000
Inc.Union
•
•
$12,549,307 $69,196,740 $08,329,197
,
its
Merrimack-Essex
Corp.-S3.20Q.000
Co.,
&
Duion,
This
scheduled
below
named
accrui
'
'
.
Dock
•;
$-
«
2.7,693 €58
$21,135,810*
Dry
Dec. 3-1 ,>'55
$
Ship conversions
repairs.,
yy
■
%'»>
Shipbuilding contracts
The
New
has
debentures:
Boston
Allyn
Eastman
underwriters
plus
\
•
1956—52 Wks.--1955
1956—Month—1955
$12,393,636
2838.
p.
compared
the corresponding
operating revenues
per-share,
"
.
v
——
184,
SEC
for
respectively
,
—Three Months Endecl—
>
;;
,
-4
-.v- $
•••".. ■>'-: $ •": ' •
50,353,485' 617,635,054 575,353,266
...
51,232,248
Period End. Dec. 31—
the
$21,588,089
was
$103
at
.
Dec. 31,'56
Estimated
J 956 total operating
31,
■'
2833.
,).
of
severally
agreed to purchase from the company the following respective principal
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
'/'/"/
Sales Increased—
1958—4 Wks—1955
—"
•—_
—V.
six
period of 1955.
For the calendar vear 1955 total
were $186,583,868 and net Income $22,62G,535.
of
Co.- -December
Tea
$
Sales
New
the ten months ended
York,
Shipbuilding &
r''
ings, etc.—
company
$153,781,943
amounts
$5,109,392 522.399,360
-
Perlod End. Dec. 29—
—V.
EARNINGS—For
News
;
Neisner Brothers, Inc.—December Sales Lower.—
supplies telephone service
in Arizona,
Mexico. Utah and Wyoming, and parts oi
Idaho, Texas and Oregon.
On Oct. 31, 1056 the eompany had more
than 1,787,000 telephones in service.
called
for
redemption on
Feb.
9,
1957,
of 4*4% - cumulative preferred stock. ' In
be. made on Jan.. 9/ 1957 >at the City' Bai
has
shares
will
payment
Newport
1()56—12 Mos.—1955
2838.
p.
Sales
Montana,
outstanding
Farmers
Trust
Co.,
New
dividends.—V. 185, p. 345.
Inc.L-Sales Up—
1956- Month—1955".'
Period End. Dec. 31—
'
.
corporation
its
mediate
.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to this sale the company will have
outstanding funded debt of $140,000,000. American Telephone owns
ox the 2,920,883 shares of capital stock outstanding.
"./*
with
The
of
Billings:
an
were
Newport Industries, Inc.—To Redeem Preferred Stoc
-
name
Morse added: "Our expanding line of 'Vaculite* products is gain¬
increasing acceptance in the manufacture of automobile interior
trim, luggage, and shoes, and is used in the manufacture of nLurex,' a
patented metallic yarn
product of the Dobeckmun Co.
We expect
shortly to announce other metallized sheet products in the 'Vaculite*
line, including paper and textile fabrics."—V..*184, p. 2838. r /» - •
-
86.74%
BUSINESS—The
^
the
Mr.
■
„
r
that
announced
1950 the company spent
the five
revenues
18
ing
1983
1,
toward
repayment of advances from sIts-parent organization, American Tele*
phone & Telegraph Co. The advances were u.-ed in part for additions
and
improvements to the Mountain States Telephone piant.
During
Colorado,
Changes Name—
Jan.
on
vacuum
metallizing .subsidiary, Foiltone Prod¬
had been changed to NEC Vaculite Corp.
This unit will.
produce high quality metallized plastic'film. \
,v" a,-"'.
Inc.,
continue
PROCEEDS—The company will apply the proceeds of the sale
ct
President,
Morse,
,
bids also specifying 4%^
Two other
S.
National's continuous
awarded to the group Jan. 29 on its bid of
was
Stanley
Richard
of
L.
announced
Hacke't.
Inc.—Fischer Elected to Board—
Chairman
election
the
of
of
the
Leonard
Board
O.
and
Fischer
President,
as
a
on
director
5
Jin.
of
tl
corporation.
Mr.
firm
Fischer
of
account
Merrill
2.
John
is
H.
executive
L"ncH
1957.—V.
general
a
Kapian
in
Piem«.
184.
p.
&
partner
Co
the 500
wenner
222S.
in
New
.
&
the
York
Seventh
Ave.
Beane
brokerage and
City.
<New
from
He
underwriti.
previously was
Cityi office
York
September,
1946
to
:
:
Ja
•
,
Volume 185
*
<
Number 5609
,
'fin' ( >•'.?*
*
*"^
i
>
•
•
•
Ohio Edison Co.—Stock Offered—This company
Ohio
is of¬
subscribe
for
18.5
or
cents
bids
Other
cents
At
Merrill
Other
Net
proceeds
Fenner
Pierce,
together with cash
„
be
used
1957, for
its
of
tion
by
the
—V.
184,
The
Morgan Stanley
and
sale of
additional
the
subsidiary,
Pennsylvania
Its
meet
cash
requirements
SEC,
in
Power
and for its
Co.,
construc¬
1957
communities,
and
distribution
purchase,
generation,
588
estimated
an
population
electricity at
.
live
electric
is
Co.,
of
wholesale to
associations
other
owning
sale
of
ville,
electric
electric
EARNIxMGS—For
and
its
000
and
the
subsidiary
of
Oct.
net
income
GIVING
of
series
2%ft
due
series
to
three
distribution
Power
sale
ana
Pennsyl¬
in
250,000.
1974
due
31,
operating
EFFECT
the
1956,
revenues
to
company
$128,741,-
ox
PRESENT
TO
series
due
1978—_
due
1980-
1
scries
due
1984————
due
1985
——_
44.200.000,
bds. due Dec.
1988
21.670,000
1986
35,000,000
2,785,706
2,510,242
29,774,253
29,261,378
1,230,163
1,139,250
14,094,476
13,108.241
3% ft
Z 378 ft
trustee,
5ftft
2,645,046
2,388,449
28,771,033
its
value cum.
1,000.000 shs.
announced
first
value)-—__
8,000,000 shs.
6,386,749 shs.
to
Bankers
Trust
Co.,
24,
not
in
of
purchase
to
capital
par
stock
cash
redeemable tlrst
5ft
redeemable first
1.
issue'
of
the
1930,
amended,
as
additional
which
bonds
maximum
no
has
issued
4.56ft,
following:
shares;
and
3.9Cft
UNDERWRITERS—The
other
purchasers,
stock
to
be
156.300
,
purchased
by
respective
them
are
shares;
150,000
4.40ft,
shares.
of
names
the
and
4.44ft,
shares;
150,000
outstanding
now
the
representative
percentages
forth
set
and
the
of
the
of
unsubscribed
of
excess
its
Allen
R.
Weld
Halle
—3.92
& Co.—
Co._
A:
3.90
Dickson
S.
Az
At
Co., Inc.—— 3.90
below:
Stiegliz
L. Emerson At Co.,
H.
Steele
Fauset,
Johnson,
Inc.
3.90
Ac
Lane,
.57
Inc.—
At
given
additional
Central Ohio
$100 per share,
interested
until
persons
to use its units
to Metals for the reduction of aluminum, and to Olin
of
aluminum,
at
make
will
in
Power
entire
time
proposes
to
Claring-
near
for
capacity
excess
consideration
for
plant
of
its
two units
demand
appropriate
01
further
agreement
generating
located
be
requesied, may also deliver
labrication of aluminum.
if
company,
future
some
memorandum
the
facilities
at
Generating
presently
,
contemplated
presently
behalf
and
Ohio
of
is
which
to
provides that Captina
Ohio Power and Gen¬
the
In
memorandum
the
the
of
plant,
Generating
generated as
hour
per
18o,
p.
stk.,
cumul.
1,517,375 shs.
1,517,375 shs.
pfd.
stk.,
cumul.
1,127,426 shs.
il,127,426 shs.
4.3Gft
-redeem,
first
pfd.
stk.. cumul.
1.000,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
Redeem.. 1st.
Common
opera¬
that
Ohio
.57
Kcnower,
Marks
M.
Auchincloss,
path
Co
At
Parker
At
stock
the
Elair
&
Lester,
At
Ar
Pacific
Co.
Putnam
Ar
Inc.
31,
of
Slneumb
A.
At
——
Co.
A-
1.52
Rowles,
At
inc.—
Frank,
Stern,
.95
Co.,
—
-
C
.95
Anderson
.95
Inc.
Sterne,
Thomas
Arthurs,
At
employees
which
of
series
.95
Bingham,
.95
B'oettcher
.95
Brooke
_
Co.
Rotan,
.
Mosle
_
Sheldon
and
Lisle
.95
Brown.
Scott, Horner A: Mason, Inc._
.95
Hanrahan
Scott
.95
Investment
Ar
Robert
Co.„
Ar
_
Stringfellow—
Whittaker
L.
Co.
At
Peck
Adams A:
Co.—
Dewar,
Robertson
Ar
Ilalsey,
Foster
H.
O.
Lunt
Ar
Pcct
Rauschcr,
Scherck.
C.
Allyn At
Corp.
Arthurs,
At
Dcane
At
Co
Inc:
—
Smith.
Strader
—
—
Ramsey
Co..
At
Ar Co.,
Inc.—
F.
.76
Columbia
Co.
Simonds
Fitch,
Earret,
Bos worth,
A:
S.
Ar
Gibson
Yantis
At
Ar
Investment
Co.
North
Sullivan
Ar
&
Co.
John
Elder
Fordon, Aldinger At Co
.28
.57
Garrett-Bromfiekl
.28
A:
Denton.
Inc.
.57
Lee
Carroll & Co._
Whiteside,
Winslow.
West
Ar
.57
Gunn Ar
.57
Davenport
Ar
Dittmar
Co.,
At
Doolittle
A:
p.
L.
At
Co
—
-
Co
- —
—
Co
Harold
Thayer, Baker At Co
,57
incorporation
of
May
on
present
name
filed
Feb.
27,
was
6,
1926, as
adopted
Corp.—Arranges
Private
proceeds
large
a
Olin
be
to
are
expansion
corporation
on
used to
Refsnes,
Ely,
S.
.28
Stewart
.28
At
Co.-.
.23
.28
Co.
At
Co.
——
owned
Chemical
Mathicsor.
Pacific
Finance
Scott, Horner Ar Mason,
by
Corp.—V.
Revrre
184,
p.
Copper
200.000
Seasongood
150,000
Sliaughtiessy
Ferris
150,000
At
Inc
Co.
At
Company-
of
First
Iowa
A:
Freeman
Garrett
Robert
At
Co
Walt'er
Straus.
Co.
At
Humphrey,
Investment
Harold
sinking
the
Place¬
called
fund,
for
$691,000
par
California
At
Neal
I 3 ft ft.
.28
Ser.
J
3ft'
.28
Ser.
K
3ft
Ser.
L
3
Ser.
M
At
refunding
of Jan.
GIVING
Redemption—
redemption
on
March
1,
next,
its capital debentures, 4ft ft,
Payment will be made at
Los Angeles, Calif.—V. 184,
28
of the
public offering of
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
-
3ft
due
Dec.
1,
1,
bonds due June 1,
bds.
bds.
due
due
FINANCING
Outstanding
bonds $1,000,000,000°
mortgage
bds. due June
bds.
Biddle
Yarnall.
At
200,000
Co.
1956—11 Mos.- -1955
1955
Month
$
$
$
66,601.129
712,729.252
45.067,679
41.925,095
479,013,100
643,028,502
433,727,994
74.697.484
68.947,745
60,757.870
52,797.998
taxes—_
7.034,000
6,985,000
operating
taxes—
5.546.986
4,338.041
Net
operating
income
8.952.464
7.817.481
93.260.793
87,554,765
7,562,737
6,558,988
82,386.107
72,225,763
income
after
—V.
charges
185,
488.
p.
Panhandle
penturv
30.
Jan.
Eastern
directors have
The
Pipe
Line
Co.—Acquisition—
approved the acquisition by
this company ol the
Refining Co., Inc., Garden City. Kan., it was
The price involved was not disclosed.—V. 185.
Pictures Corp.—Sells
Industries above.—V.
Litton
See
Chemical
Nov.
18.669.000
1971
23,839,000
June
1.
1,
1979
109.543.000
1974
Dec.
1
77,975,000
195G.
1,
announced on
p.
488.
Assets of Unit—
184, p. 729.
New York, has be°n appointed
first mortgage bonds, series E,
Corp.- -Another
Unit
Sells, Then
Leases
corporation has entered into thp fourth sale-and-leaseback
of a subsidiary in the past eight months.
P'Louis
J.
name,
trans¬
it has purchased, in the latest
Liberty Aircraft Products Corp.'s Farmingdale, L. I. N. Y.,
Corp.
arrangement.
on
Glickman,
said the
Jan. 10 announced
Chairman of the real estate coronration bearing
for Liberty Aircraft was signed last month
contract
about $4,500,000.
Glickman Corp.
handled another sale-and-leasebaek transaction
Penn-Texas subsidiary last October, when it purchased the Pratt
for
a
Bank,
$10,000,090 of 4ft ft
V. 184. p. 1916.
Plant—
Ghekman
bis
Co.—Paying Agent—
Exchange
-?ec
Penn-Texas
Back
cash
a
price
of
or
At
Inc.. plant at Hartford, Conn. This property was in turn
to' Marvin Kratter, real estate investor, in what Glickman called
Whitney Co..
sold
a
$927,000
1966
1970
Corn
agent for
paving
of
Authorized
Ser.
150,000
—
61 065.620
Peninsular Telephone
1, 1986, at 100% and accrued interest
through Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates. The
bonds were quickly placed.
Further details follow:
♦First
Wag¬
Telegraph Co. -Earnings—
195«
Inc.
41/2%, due Dec.
.28
.28
100,000
A: Co.—
As
Other
Federal
connection
Brass,
$35,000,000 first & refunding mortgage bonds, series AA,
CAPITALIZATION
150.000
—
Hansen
Wyatt,
250,000
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
The
issue
At
$
action
our
Inc.
100,000
Co.
487.
Pacific Telephone &
2444.
in
Ar
Wright
L.
Co.,
150.000
Co
At
Wood
E.
goner
Pertod End. Nov. 30—
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds Sold—Mention was
made
p.
At
Wulff,
cor¬
plus accrued interest.
Bank, 626 South Spring St.,
at
185,
Geruldsen
White
N.
Arthur
:—
V.
A:
300,000
C.
150,000
Inc.
Noel
500,000
750.000
150,000
also
See
100,000
300,000
Co
A:
Alstyne,
150,000
Kcir
CO.,
Lom-
Co.
Jenks, Kirkland, Grubbs
-
300,000
Co
As
Co.
of
Corp.
250,000
Inc.
Wallace,
At
Inc.
A: Co..—
Hutton
F.
E.
Van
600.000
Co
Applegate
Hulme,
Thomas
750,000
Co._
At
Haupt
100.000
100,000
—
—
As
Smith
bardo,
100,000
—
150,000
Mc¬
As
—
Strauss
S.
J.
Co.
At
Blosser
Stubbs,
Talbot-
At
Stokes
Dowell
1,000,000
Co._r
Leach.
As Co.,
250,000
150.000
Sulzberger As
At
600,000
Inc.
750,000
Co—
At
St
Agee Ar
Nicolatis
150,000
—
Co., Inc.—
At
Grande
Stifel,
200.000
Sons
As
100,000
—j.
Sterne,
400.000
Co
Co.,
&
Brothers
Stern
300,000
—
200,000
Mayer—
At
Inc.
150,000
Corp.—
Marshall
A;
Foster
£22.
(Calif.)—Partial
Corp.
has
corporation
100,000
Inc.
Fauset,1 Stcele-'Ar Co.—*
of
1967
2,000,009
ler
150,000
—_ —
Paramount
large expenditures in
1,500,000
Co.
Hutz-
As
Bros.
Salomon
200,000
Renshaw—
At
Rothschild Ar
F.
100.000
Jan. 29.
pay
150,000
—
program.
jointly
is
Ar
Rodman
250.000
850,000
Co.
L.
Bodine—
250.000
Co.__
At
Rippcl
Este
through Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
private placement of $100,000,000 of first
announced
250,000
Gardner.
At
Reynolds
At
250,000
;
Co.
Ar
Reinholdt
4C0.000
the
was
600,000
Hughes
The
1928.
negotiation by this
150,000
Co.,
*
the conioany is located in Struthcrs, Ohio.
in impounding, producing, processing,
Metals
At
Inc.
Co.
Rand
Townsend,
Ar
The
p.
.28
.28
Inc.
&
,57
Inc
anc'.
the
At
Lyons Ar Co
At
Co
Inc...—
Leek Ar Co...—
Security Associates. Inc.ft
487.
articles
the
in Ohio
the
and
Pollock
E.
At
Emanuel, Deetjen At Co.
is engaged
Revere
for
The
.28
Labouisse,
Weil,
Clegg
At
Co.,
.57
Inc
Co
Edwards.
185,
At
.57
Co
Co.,
.28
Applegate
Morgan
Carey,
Inc.
Bros.
Humphrey,
W
:
Co.,-.
Hulme,
Kurd,
Inc.
Cunningham,
At
Friedrichs
.57
W.
Chace,
incorporated
was
Douglas Az Co., Inc..,—.28
Howard,
.57
Burns, Corbett At Pickard. Inc.
The
of
Co.,
______
Raffensperger,
150,000
Davis
As
Croutcr
At
Inc.
Securities
At
Hlrsch
bonds, series A, due 1978, and $100,000,000 of 41/4% notes maturing semi-annually from 1959 to
.28
-—1
Inc.
Dahlberg At Co
Eincks
.57
Burns Bros.
Olin
The
Co.,
Will,
At
——
DeHaven
100,000
Pizzini
W.
Schmertz
Cullom
Shelby
150.000
Inc.
tensen,
250,000
Union
Harrison
acquisition
for
150.000
B.
200,000
which
1956,
At
Inc.
Inc.
Podesta
150,000
Co.—
&
Copeland
Penington, Colket At Co.
Peters, Writer At Chris¬
200,000
Co.
As
ments—Agreements have been
due
Henry
Co.,
JO,
Overton
250,000
Norfolk
Dec.
A.
Kendall,
—
Net
through
Ar
.57
Inc.
office of
.28
Co
Schmertz
Cunningham,
Patterson,
Denton,
—
Cunningham,
ft
issued
Service
Water
company
.38
Inc
J.
150,000
150.000
—
—
200,000
Hannaford
stor¬
ing and distributing water for public and private use in the communi¬
ties of Massillon, Struthers, Poland, Washington Court House, Marvsville, in western Lake County and in Youngstown (untreated industrial
supply known as Mahoning Valley system) in the State of Ohio and
also operates certain facilities and
grants fishing, boating and other
privileges incidental to its ownership of various reservoirs.
A whollyowned subsidiary,
The Lake Shore Water Co. acquired Dec. 10, 1956,
distributes water in western Ashtabula County.—V. 185, p. 47.
.38
Co
Ar
Inc.
850.000
Co.
100,000
—
150,000
&
—
&
Homer O'Connell Ar Co.,
'750,000
;
—
Wells
Inc.
200.000
Securities
Corp.
.38
Co.,
200,000
At
Stein—
Cvuttenden,
.38
.57
Inc
The
The
.76
Co
with
150.000
300,000
North
150.000
may
be issued under
additional bonds may be is¬
the terms of the indenture of mort¬
'
Co.
Securities
990,000
bonds
Hutchinson
Newburger, Locb & Co.
Norris
&
Hirshberg,
Hallowell.
limited;
200,000
—
Mullaney,
Corp.
Clayton
Co.
amendment to
general
with
.57
Amott, Baker Ar Co.,
Baker.
by
.38
.76
A:
is not
200,000
;
Coe
750,000
400,000
Ira
mortgage
Wil
Ar
...
100,000
686,000
1146,834 shs.
Levy
At
Co.
At
2,000.000
—
McMaster
At
$300,000
Co.. Inc.
Thalmann
—
liams
$3,179,000
-
200,000 shs.
shares
Water
Massillon
1963, it
.38
Inc
Woodard-Elwood
At
The
Schneider, Eernet At Hickman,
Inc
Mackall
Johnson. Lane, Space At
.38
.76
Rutty & Co.
.76
:
Shore
.38
Sage,
.76
Durst, Inc
Allisx n-Williams Co. _1
J.
.38
Webster
Inc.
—V.
Inc
Co.,
Suplee. Yeatman At Co.. Inc.-
Neuhaus
Wagenscller
R.
At
.76
„
Underwood,
.'
.
mortgage V/2%
Scribner
Ar
1,816
.38
Rupe At Co
.76
Maynard As Co
as
.38
—
Inc/—;
Lawson.
1,500,000
Brothers-—
Carolina
issued
150,000
Broome
Bros.
Burns
Co.
1,500,000
Inc
At
Stockton
At
„
Company—
Co.
Bramhall
were
follows:
as
Ladenburg,
150,000
—
At
shares
Co.—
Barret, Fitch,
'Co. j
Blair
Company,
each are
by
Co.
At
Baxter
ft
.
2
—
Ashmun
S.
Bache
These
Inc.
Co.
time
to
.
principal purchasers, none
and the principal amount of
__
Lestrange
Co.
C.
Co.
..
several
A. M. Kidder A:
1—
—
the
the
$4,700,000
Securities
American
of
Co.
&
—
Allison-Williams
A.
with
Gregory At Sons—ft.—_
due
In accordance
amended.
ft.
Dallas
.76
Inc.
first
Irving J. Rice At Co., Inc
.76
Co..
-
•
1956.
purchased
Stuart
Inc.
576,000
mortgage
Co.
—
Co..
At
Co.
A:
of
of
poration,
.76
_
Co._
Ar
Pierce
Slillmnn.
Sutro
Co.—
-
Richter
Singer,
&
Marshall——.
&
Hamlin
.38
affiliated
time
from
may
stock.
preferred
names
Outstanding
——
only
jlncludes
.38
Co
.76
Farwell, Chapman
amount
but
'
$10)
(par
.38
Russ
Pancoast
FINANCING
1960
stock
.38
Inc.
.76
Inc.
Inc.
Inc
Writer At Christensen,
first
November,
bonds
915,000
due
indenture
Lake
1960,
,38
Favre,
.76
At Co.,
Co.,
of Norfolk-
Corp.
Tenenbaum
George R. Coole.v
Ar
.38
Peters,
Quail
Dain
.38
Inc.--,
Pcltason,
.76
M.
Marshall—
Co.,
Murphey
Branch. Cabell Ar Co.—„—__
J.
Co._.
.38
.76
.76
Ar
sued
.38
.95
J.
Bradford
At
At
1,
"The
the
in
and
—
payable to banks, 4 ft ft
Nov.
Common
.38
.38
_
.76
_
—
George D. B. Bonbright Ar Co.
C.
At
PRESENT
TO
—_!
1985
.38
Co
Co.—_
At
$340,000;
1959,
1982
series
.57
Inc
Lestrange Ar Co.—
Snyder—-.
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton
A-
series due
3s» ft
.57
in
Hallgarten
3ftft
.57
Co.,
At
in
EFFECT
1978
.57
Strudwick
At
Parrish
&
is
AA
Ginther
BUSINESS:—Company
Companv
Williams
T.
$867,000;
1975
.57
Leach
At
1958,
series due
At
Fox
Meyer At
Agee
will
,57
——
.95
——
Co.-
.ra
that it
mortgage bonds:
gage,
—
Roberts
estimates
company
,
series due
.57
At Co
Poole,
in
$2,041,000;
"First
.57
—
Parke
.95
Co
<*:
Winston
The
program.
CAPITALIZATION1 GIVING
.57
—
Schmidt,
Co
Ar
1957,
$344,000.
.57
Renshaw
At
construction
with the
about $4,400,000 for new construction during the period ending
31, 1960, as follows: Oct. 1, 1956 to Dec. 31, 1956, $808,000; in
3 ft ft
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc.
Rodman
Hurry,
Evans Ar
Richards
Ingalls
The
1.52
proceeds are to be used in connection
net
expend
.57
Co
company
agreements with the company on Oct.
on an installment basis of 127,426 shares
had
purchase
PURCHASERS—The
(par
Claybaugh & Co., Harrisburg, Pa.
company's
Notes
Co..
At
the
redeemable
,4.50ft
to
Evans
.57
Securities
the
of
authorized.
employees
for
1956,
Dreyfus
PROCEEDS—The
17,068,602 shs.
.
at $24 per share on the basis of one new share for
each 12 shares held.
The offering was underwritten by
$10)
'3ftft
Waeckerle,
Inc.
Ponington, Colket Ar Co._
.95
Crowell,. Weedon
Miller
1.52
Co.—
A:
Dempsey-Tegeier
Ehvorthy & Co
Clement
Mid-6outh
1.52
——
Ar Co
—
Prush
stockholders of record
common
None
20.000,000 shs.
300,000
.57
Mead,
Co.—1.52
Walter
Bingham.
Eisen-Ar
1.52
Gardner
Agnew
its
to
.57
Inc.
Mason-Hagan,
1.52
Inc.—-——
Scranton
Shuman.
Lucas,
1.52
Co
<Sr
W.
16 offered
(un¬
5,959,397 shs.
directors
of
amount
tCompany
&
11, 1957, the right to subscribe on or before Jan. 31,
.57
Levy At Williams.—
1.52
Northwest
Reinholdt
Lawson,
1.52
;
Co
Co.—
Ryous At Co.——
Loewl
Jan.
Jan.
.57
Co.—
cumul.
$25)
(par
board
increase
stk.,
series)
Ohio Water Service Co.—Stock Offered—The company
.57
MacArthur At
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.
1.52
William
Hlrsch
Hill
Red-
*
Baker, Weeks At Co.
Chas.
3.90
in
1,719,388 shs.
1,750,000 shs.
pfd.
classified
148.
Authorized
Kay, Richards A: Co
Laurence
2,860,977 shs.
series
pfd.
generating
and
Its expenses in
the power and
will nay Captina a
provided for in the
addition.
kilowatt
agreement.—V,
'Bill
supervise
will
Generating,
Kammer
Kammer
each.
by
used
Captina
id
the
as
reimburse Cupuna for ail
plant in proportion to
will
Generating
of
that
Power
known
be
Co.,
—
Ladcnburg. Thalmann & Co._ 3.90
stk.,
first
40,000
of
consideration
has
Generating
Power.
Ohio
>/2
Co..57
Space
pfd.
first
subsidiary,
a
Generating
to
on
Dec.
ft
White.
400,000 shS.
2,860,977 shs.
cumul.
redeem,
Blair F.
rank of which there are
1,173,163 shs.
400,000 shs.
redeem,
order author¬
an
1957, for 11,295 additional shares of common stock
series of equal
in
4,211,662 shg.
1,173,163 shs.
cumulative
Byrd
of
certain
contains
fixes
but
4,211,662 shs.
pfd.
pfd. stk.,
"
4.50ft
^The
Commission
the
and
operation
as
amount.
tIssuable
180,000
of Aug.
as
on
authorized
mortgage
1,
pfd. stock, cumul.
stock, cumulative——
5ft
28,086,195
Jan.
on
1957-58, for a
the aggregate.
The
fee
636.300 shs.
company's
1,
Dec.
first
28,089,636
2,418,503
2,673,221
28,587,181
be
The
is
Power
on
dated
limitations
the
the
under
due
First preferred.stock (par $25)
Gft first preferred stock, cumul.
Dallas
♦Issued
bonds
AA
A,
Revere
energy
par
60.887.000
1987
taxes
to request
operate
It
24,715,000
($12
1984
Ser. Y
120,358,658
energy
to
plant
25,776,000
series
stock
55,742,000
bds. due June 1,
bds. due Dec. 1,
Ser. X 3 Va ft
of
addition,
will
58,000.000
3 ft ft
Common
25,667,392
1956—11 Mos.—1955
erating.
,
12,000,000
—
par
1984
133,970.802
Ohio
charges.
$30,962,000
3 ft ft
($100
1,
12.271,587
in
Ohio.
tion.
tPreferred stocks
46.211,000
bds. due Dec.
3ft ft
Ser. W 3 Va ft
12,544.841
fabrication
In
26,089,000
Series
by
available
Outstanding
—_
3 ft ft
1985
Ser.
will
supply
ton,
FINANCING
1975,
2%%
1,
Ser.
$100
Va.;
energy
Authorized
——
77,475,000
bds. due Dec.
U
$
income
1,
1976
190,817,933
cost
1957,
owned
$24,513,000.
mortgage bonds:
3ft
and
areas,
sells
coopera-
Pennsylvania
about
ended.
consolidated
had
consolidated,
73,824,000
1,
June
due
1,
$
during
W.
8,
for
CAPITALIZATION
♦First
months
12
systems
rural
and in
population
rural
seven
purchase,
communities,
133
69,113.000
bds.
Ser.
hearing thereon.
According to the application. Ohio Power has entered into memo¬
randum agreement with Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co., Olin Mathieson
Chemical
Corp.,
Revere
Copper
at
Brass.
Inc.,
and
Wheeling
Electric
Co.,
providing
generally for
the
construction of what is,
initially, to be a three-225,000 kw. unit power plant near Cresap, J West
Virginia.
Two units of this plant, are to be owned bv Olin Revere
Generating Corp., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Olin Revere Metals
Corp., all the voting securities 01 which are to be jointly owned by
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp.
and Revere.
The other unit is to be
having
also
company
subsidiary;
Its
generation,
estimated
an
and
distribution
own
Ohio.
in the
in
energy
having,
vania,
in
in Ohio,
areas,
The
1,800,000.
municipalities
21
their
companies
also engaged
about
of
1982
1983
3ft
bds. due June
206,426,712
was
the
Co.,
Feb.
rural
well as in
as
bds. due June
S
Ser. T 2Tift
used by the Coal Company to pay a portion of the
Installing" additional equipment fori the purpose of
expanding coal production at its Muskingum and Cumberland No. 3
mines and coal transportation • facilities at
the Muskingum mine not
provided for by cash generated internally oy the Coal Company.
The Ohio
Power
Co. has
applied to the SEC for authorization to
purchase stock of Captina Operating Co., of Marshall County, Mounds-
•
the
in
66.084.000
$
company
of
estimated
BUSINESS—Company, with its principal office in Okron, Ohio, is en¬
energy
1980
taxes-
it
$4,000,000
or
during
program.
gaged
1,
2226.
p.
this
Coal
common
additional investment of $2,100,CO} in the common stock
an
24,088,000
bds. due Dec.
4.80ft.
Kidder,
and
Beane
At
25.8 cents;
the
to
1981
Ohio Power Co.—To Increase Investment in Units—
hand and to be derived from operations,
company
1,
18,309,528
operating
9.100,000
bds. due June
$
.'
48,182.000
„
23-ift'
19,205,756
after .charges——I
Proceeds
will
1975,
Outstanding
1977
Ser.
25,701,207
26,097,812
2,694,142
1956—Month—1955
revenues-
income
Net
>
izing
on
charges-—
operating
shares
from
11,968,991
2,716,334
1,
J,
Ser. R 3 ft ft
26,751,136
12.864,313
25,942,135
Dec.
Dec.
brls.
Ser. Q 27s ft
108,087,071
26,988,547
1,146,868
2.704.S30
due
3ft, l?ds., due
Co.
&
or
121,425.961
2,825,183
2.702,218
3ft
O
Ser. P
11,312,338
income
NT
5ft
the underwriting as follows:
(jointly* $114,900, or 19.0
for
$
■
1,218,556
Operating expenses
Other
,
2,806,044
K
Federal
$
.
.
187,220,956 172.508,405
13.047,276
End. Nov. 30—
Operating
,
17,989,269
taxes-
operating
after
Scr,
Scr.
1956- -10 Mos.—1955
g
.
.
taxes—
expenses—
income
Period
19,771,094
.
Authorized
Co.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
revenues
operating
Net
27.5 cents.
or
PROCEEDS—The
shares,
Lynch,
(jointly), $149,900,
$159,497,
Co.,
Federal
Net
Stearns
Bear,
Operating
Operating
s
compensation
and
share;
per
share.
specified
Peabody & Co.
Telephone
580,613
per
Brothers
Lehman
Bell
i
additional shares of common
stock
(par $12) at a subscription price of $46.50 pershare, on the basis of one share of common for each ten
shares held of record Jan. 31,1957. Subscription rights will
expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 15, 1957. The offering
also carries an additional subscription privilege which
entitled holders of rights to subscribe at $46.50 per share
on
a
basis of allocation, for any shares not subscribed
for initially.
White, Weld & Co. is manager of an in¬
vestment banking syndicate which is underwriting the
offering. The successful group won award of the issue
on Jan. 30 by specifying a compensation to it of $107,413,
11
(615)
Period End. Oct. 31—
fering to holders of its outstanding common stock, rights
to
"M* -"1"
#
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
...
a
multimillion-dollar
99-year
The
two
transaction.
Penn-Texas received $11,000,000 and
lease in the Pratt Ar Whitney transaction.
other sale-and-leaseback arrangements made bv
Penn-Texas
recently concerned the Bay way Terminal properties in Elizabeth, N. J„
and the Colt Patent Firearms Manufacturing Co. facilities in Hartford,
Conn.,
both
subsidiaries.—V.
185,
p.
488.
12
(CHi)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(J. C.)
In
Penney Co.—December Sales Up—
barring
use
of the name by the Fund,
the Commission
held
name is deceptive
and misleading as implying that its shares
investment'and other advantages for the civilian and military
that
Per. End. Dec
Sales
1956—12 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
31—
—V.
184,
2839.
p.
,
Peoples Drug:
Period
End. Dec.-31-
to
Blair
be
offered
Holdings
above.—V.
Corp.
182,
12.
p.
which
This
,
,
"'Is"'
has signed an agreement with Automotive Com¬
Sydney, Australia, for the manufacture of Perfect
Circle piston rings in Australia.
..James ,-'NI Kirby,
a
leading Australian industrialist, will represent
Perfect
'
Circle
board
the
on
of
Circle
FerJset
ol
turectors
.
•
$3
.
.
family
the
and
,
or
■"are-hot
Sales
and other
revenues..
Net
income
provision for Federal Uxes,
minority interests and amortization of goowill
Shares outstanding Sept. 30.
Earnings per share
;
was
will
Board
they
,
than
of
—V.
184,
not
by
Pfaudler
the
President
Corp.,
as
this
of
and
company,
Baltimore,
Md.,
and
Donald
Morris
announced
Wolfe,
470,000
such
$0.63
the
of
its
Pitrnar
of
has
Titan
the
exclusive
North
agent
the
for
manufactured by the Titan Corp., Copenhagen,
company's operations include engineering trie equip¬
specific
separating operations,
assembly,
installation
and
potential
markets
with
for
Pfaudler
equipment
Centrifuge.—V. 184, p.
the Titan
The
well
the
as
promotion
bv
in
asso¬
1916,
such
in
the
in
Co.
its
that
or
his
in
to
The.
or
by
its
the
United
the
its
Fund
registrant's mutual
James
the
view
by
C.
views
the
the
Sargent,
and
Personnel
of
the
name
the
fund
of
does
Fund
and
Net
income
for
1956
is
estimated,
at
approximately
$95,200,000,
practically the same as the previous high of $95,203,000 In 1955, ac¬
cording to preliminary figures released Jan. 29 by K. S. Adams, Chair¬
and
man,
exceeded
New
Paul
Endacott,
billion
a
records
President.
dollars
synthetic
production
of
for
sales
rubber,
crude
oil,
first
the
in
set
were
fertilizers,
They
of
income
gross
petroleum
chemicals
liquids
gas
that
time.
volumes
specialty
natural
said
natural
and
and
products,
carbon
In
gas;
black/and
in
refinery throughput.
In
1956
earnings,
particularly
those
for
the
fourth
quarter,
were
gathered
the
not
14.000 P&G employees
with
by substantial charge-offs to expense arising out of an
drilling program launched early in the year for the pur¬
testing large holdings of acreage in offshore waters and at
high-cost
deep
drilling locations
on
land.
Although
this
program
proved highly successful' in that several fields of
great promise' were
~
~
discovered,
and
in
tour
and
area
southeast
Savanna
The
southwest
will
New
County
West
area
Albej'ta,
Canada,
Texas,
of
the' Paradox
British
and
the
Basin
Columbia,
South
Four
the
Lakes
affected
that
the
for
1956
the
rate
and
of
"With
to
increase
especially
exnansion
be
recent
strengthening of petroleum
higher materials and operating
the
in
due
of
expenditures
the
to
synthetic
for
company's
rubber
manufacturing
Marlex
new
plants
to,
meet
plants
plastic
than
rising
was
demands.
phases of these programs now in operation and the remainder
in 1957, they are
starting to contribute to our in¬
officials said, "and our capital expenditures will be lower
the
in
1956."—V.
185,
488.
p.
Period
End. Nov. 30—
Railway
Railway
opcr.
revenue...,
oper.
1956—Month—1055
$461,768
$530,150
expenses.
208,036
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net railway oner, inc.-—V.
184,
$5,209,692
$5,292,882
2,367,231
2,329,680
231,392
$253,732
$298,758
$2,842,461
$2,963,202
80,222
101,103
924,402
1,018,457
'
The
exceed
provement
tion.
to
was
in
conditions,
last
net
earnings
increase
an
year's
of
It
also
was
has
taken
be
to
to
107f,
the
earnings,
aggressive
and
same
the
advertising
sharei.
for
purchase
There
working
rights
will
be
no
capital.—V.
Public Service
The
stated
that
the
developed
public.
The
gratifying and
the
narcotics
The
active
11.
at
company,
proportions.
growing
and
corporation's
in
its
initial
two
or
which
20
cost
its
of
of
payment
or
in
.
is
185,
distressing
announcement.—V.
Plymouth
In
prdduct,
This
company
Public
f
with
1957
ture
and
bonds
The
net
mature
late
in
Oil
p.
on
it
it
has
quite
being
reported
promising
a
20
minutes
leads
to
restful,
before
natural
according
to
an
antihis-
the
sleep,
corporation's
reports
company
paid-for
that
business
insurance
in
now
was
over
It
was
the
this
Securities
issuance
of
corporation,
misleading
in
operatir-g
and
a
Total
Costs,
the
best in its 51-vear
history.
$37,000,000, 45'4
ah/ad of 1955
$158,000,000.—V. 182, p. 180.
exceeds
Exchange
decision
and
registered
violation of the
for
to
are
111.,
6,
the
to
and
per
be
&
filed
28
Cash
—V.
up
for
Gas
Co.
Plans
—
to
of
an
1977.
1,
It is
Income
for
planned
be
added
its
and
debt
of
the
cost
to
to
the
its
of
milling
Non-recurring
pre¬
Net
of
the
general
Commission
order
on
Jan.
declaring
that
investment
company,
Investment
Company
earned,
a
deben¬
"Cash
the
i„_.
declared
taxes
"Preferred
shares
is
Act
23
the
announced
name
deceptive
of
1940.
of
and
offered
Perkins
terms
are
promoters
to
Co.,
be
Oil
,
$25,344,413
for
with
plan
a
elmo-'
P*
resigned
the
be
Ap¬
mining
of
a-d
m
San
and
of
Sabre
Co.,
rf linuidation.
W.
prop¬
by
the
Executive
business
Uranium
Corp.,
Dallas, Tex.,
L. 7 eeds. Secre¬
a
Bradford.
Mr.
succeed
would
oil
for personal and
Securities
to
Pinon
developed
director
a
founders
process
Sabre
tm^n'
will
Bradford,
been elected
has
<*11
that
Southwestern
the
whereby
partnership with Homestake Mining, Homestake
mining and development of three sections
of
the
prooerties
would
in
also
th"
Ambrosia
undertake
D.
of
operations.
as
as
Bokum,
the
Sabre
limited
a
general
a
to
Take
build
area
and
of
New
operate
a
a
Pinon
would
and
partner,
hold
75',r
a
Homestake
interest
would
in
hold
a
partner.
Sabre
Pinon
partnership
director,
explained
a^'-oval
b"
the
that
consum¬
Atomic
Energy
of a
contract with
the A EC now under consideration. to
the processing mill. The stockholders approved an extension of the
AEC
to
poses
V.
the
its
of
stock
184,
partnership
form
mainder
the
deadline
agreement
beyond
20
Jan.
pending
completion
of
contract.
the
of
with
corporation
new
properties,
the
Homestake is
in
entered,
take
to
Sabre
and
corporation
new
Pinon
the
Sabre
and
over
holders
form
of
a
Pinon
explore
would
stock
pro¬
the
receive
re¬
all
dividend.-—-
1396.
p.
•
Safeway Stores, Inc. (&
Period End. Dec. 29—
Subs.)—December Sales Up—»
1956—4 Wks.—1955
S
.1
1,041,000
184,
152,195,025
2340.
p.
1956—52 Wks.—1955
$
161,537,899
Sales
24.650.000
$2.82
April
1.
St.
133,
$3.06
redemption
Plan
to form a uranium
Homestake Mining Co,
$
$
1,990,067.764
1,932,243,202
-
553.000
.1
Raymond
acquired
individual
and
gas
by
public
M.
The
1955.—V.
Louis
Service
Public
stockholders
this
of
public
Co.—To
Diversify—
transportation
controlled
concern
by
City Lines. Inc., on Jan. 29 will vote on a proposal that would
the company to enter related activities in the automotive and
from
of
25
Perkins
the
interests
properties,
in
cents
nar
the
3oard
A:
SEC
on
stork,
common
headed
group
underwriting
-
Delaware
pertaining to their individual oil
States, in exchange for a total
Inc.
M.
certain
together
law
Chairman
Co.,
Francis
On
Raymond
producing
with
and
in
and
gas
19.56.
1,
1956,
their
Group,
and
non-pro¬
all
operations
of
Its
President,
Nov.
substantially
aggregate
transportation fields.
The
913,000
oth°r
in
fields
mon
proposal
in
and,
with
an
underwriting
offering price and
under
Raymond,
and
statement
amendment.
organized
was
respective
oil
The
supplied
ducing
United
initial
interest
After
23,609,000
shares
preferred
registration
a
Inc.
Francis
are
W.
company
assets
pet-
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$28,434,665
plan
a
had
of
one
disposi-
200.000 shares
public sale through
for
fr
Raymond
Charles
value
National
company
filed
29, 1957. covering
be
to
book
484,000
26,210,000
on
share
in
uranium
partnership
8,177.090
Raymond Oil Co., Inc., Wichita. Kan.—Registers With
by
the
and
$5,347,658
Hugh
Pinon,
of
Homestake
partnership
945.000
Securities and Exchange Commission—Jan.
an
$100.000.000..
over
piecessing mill of 1,509 tons daily capacity in the same
As its part. Hrnnestake "'mil-' Nan Dm "a"t*-<°rshio about
$2,000,-
build
1,568,000
2767.
p.
of
and
seen
$80,000,000
Commission
470.000
_
called
has
at
ore
mation
2.149.000
928,000
that
Sabre
now
for
358.478,000
9,996.000
profit
taxes,
on
sales
for
high
new
a
years
Corp.—Partnership
cirooration
proposed
Pinon
area.
$
2,213.000.
-
asset
common
The
controls
Stores, Inc.—Dec. Sales Up—-
approved
Bradford,
undertake
uranium
1P"5
26.210.C0C
per
1955.
manufacturer
electric
estimated
$9,646,000,
partnership
the company,
of
—V.
dividends
to
approved
also
partner
firm
Mexico.
funds of
p 'rp'S"s,
,
have
new
of
Mr.
Under
would
25'>
2,374,00.0
etc.-..
_/
after
seven
are
1956—Month—1955
announced
eeneral
a
tary
and
construction
367.761.000
non-recurring
reached
past
sales
looks
Uranium
limited
also
was
securities
of
1936
income
Earnings
of
espf.
Vice-President
Issue
issue
sell
current
minority interests
capital
a
October;
German
.
1956
the
erties
except three
sections of
land,
Ilomestake-Sabre Pinon partnership.
365,287,0*0 356,3.29,000
........
-
profit,
in
a
manufacture
in
1957
amounts
31—
stockholders
Richard
allowed
before
of
For
10 & 25-Cent
"spin off" into
•
Income
con¬
estab¬
"
000
income
Sales
Each
the company
years
stockholders
The
the
applicable to
is
.
2339.
p.
Francisco,
that
Board
general, corporate
„
Federal
with
oper¬
Va.
before.
said.
$17.64.
184,
Sabre
will
by it for
expenses
Provision
there
space
Robertshaw-Fulton
Australia,
joint
$6,175,274
The
to
selling and general expenses.. 307.209.000 304.052,000
deprec., depletion and amortiz....
20,735,000
19,643.009
disccunts
the
new
a
went into
purchased at Indiana,
proved—
will
application with the
New Jersey for authority to
discount
income
Sydney,
arrangement
_
used
payment or
incurred for
be
Sept. 30—
and
in
for
of
began
Conn.,
>■ —
:
-
■-•
expanding.
are
an
out
he
Period End. Dec.
Sales
operating,
Provision
the
a
Chicago
and
Income
interest
Milford,
summary, he said the company had net current assets of $22,206,and that *the current ratio of assets to liabilities was 3.50 to
1.
enable
Private Investment Fund for
Governmental Personnel,
Inc.—Name Held Deceptive—
The
few
a
reasons.
portion
This
l9f.6
went
force
i$l
par
proceeds
the
holders
s
Gross
1732,
Postal Life Insurance Co. of
New York—Finishes
Big¬
The
at
to
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Nine Months Ended
ticn
gest Year in Its History—
New
Pure Oil Co.
at
construction
Calif., -which
Beach,
plant
capital as of the year-end is strong, he said, ;The cash
position is excellent, especially in-this period of tight
money.
He said
the
company has ample cash
for expected growth of sales, plus an
opportunity to acquire attractive companies,—V. 185, p. 47.
Is
used
a
without
of common stock
(par $5) was
by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $34 per share,
a
with
offered
be
retiring produces
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
Jan. 31
The
incurred
from the sale
p.
A.
Working
188.
185,
Long
new"
...
also
$72,000,000.
sales,
Rose's 5,
notification
to
employees
Drive,
program
debt
March
be
included
program
at
A
...
made
pointed
to
in
share Is
March.
proceeds
the
subsidiary
has
-The, long-term
principal amount of debenture bonds, to be-dated March
to
•the 'Cpmpany and will
addi¬
now
is
dealer's concession of 75 cents
per share.
continued.—V. 183, p. 3014.
Total
In
credited
or
the cmnpanv
Oklahoma—Bids Feb. 4—
Wacker
Utility Commissioners
ell $50,000,600
1,
John
underway,
1931.
Electric
Jan,
on
is
Society of Security Analysts
begin operations in the second
/
December, 1956. the company announced two new acquisi¬
They were the Aero Manufacturing Co. of Columbus, Ohio, and
factors
It
"SAN-MAN,"
is
"SAN-MAN"
Hydrochloride,
taken
after-effects,
184,
pf
stock
certain
p.
of
bank
Service
still
and
York
Pointing out-that December could easily upset forecasts, Mr, Rober-testimated that earnings for 1956 would be around $2.80 subject
000
with
s.
should
offering of 11,337 shares
made
paid
were
346.
p.
1953
New
During
and. in
dividends.
letter
a
underwriting.
construction
im¬
programs,
laboratory,
to
believes
Methapyriline
turn
-
-
amounted
Arizona, Mesa, Ariz.—Files
common
and
No.
short-term
purpose.—V.
in
1955.
operations
new
increase
(CST)
on
Feb.
4
receive
bids
for
the
purchase
from
it
$12,000,000
first
mortgage
bonds,
ser'es
F.
d"e
F°b,
J,
1987;
proceeds will be used by the company to
pay
for a part of
the
,
,
shaw
.
Net
sales
an
volume
selling
new
research
reception
corporation
tablets
steps
January,
The Beta Corp of Richmond.
company-
a.m.
of
Interest
ingredient
One
drowziness,
harmful
total
also, stated
that
San-Man
Tablets
contain
no
barbiturates, and may be obtained without a
prescription.
or
of
of
172,
Co.
in
the
manufacturing plant
Sabre-Pinon
Dividends,
been
the
its
anticipates
potential.
The
coi novation
tamtnic.
sharing
filed
18
shares
program.—V.
expects
company
5
about
net
in
increasingly
Co.
Jan.
on
150,134
the
the
the
by
announced
which
to
present
to
permit
profit
\ .:
company
covering
stock
Public
1956—11 Mos.—1955
2 786.
p.
on
1957
in
489.
p.
including payment of
Based
of
$50,000,000 of Bonds—
Plough, Inc.—Sales Expected to Rise—
in
series
a
to participate, giving them not only a share of
opportunity to become part-owners of the business.
an
lor
-
of
a
tions.
Cincinnati,
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
SEC
','
;.
Piedmont & Northern
Ry.—Earnings—
-
first.of
the
all employees who have been
Producer* Finance
facilities
completed
come/'
185,
also
engaged in the
residential and
now
,
for
19
the
eligible
are
but
is
estate
.
,
in the profit, sharing plans
$10,000,000
real
Germany. This plant is expected to
quarter of 1957, Mr. Robertshaw said.
Pioneering
earnings.
The company's 1S56 capital
expenditures v/ere aporoximatelv $258,000,000, an Increase of $74,000,000 over 1955.
Although more than half
of
this
was
spent for oil and gas properties, wells and equipment,
greater,
year
—V.
of
Mexico.
compensate
also
of
River
Peace
Of
commented
helo
which
the
area
officials
prices
costs
Midland
Utah,
Creek
of
area
one
profits
years.
large
Puckett
earnings had to carry the inevitable dry hole charges
accompanying the effort while Income will be realized
Some of the more significant developments 'were in
offshore acreage holdings in the waters offf Louisiana, the
record
told
thermostatic controls
in
costs
future
of
1956
otter
a
2227.
p.
began
President,
corporation
-
to
Under the. P&G plan,
It
Corp.
Florida
21.
In
lished
imply, sponsorship
Boasting an unbroken annual dividend record, the. company's plans
paid or credited to employees a total of* about $94,000,000 since
the, first plan was introduced in 1887.
During the past* year, some
of
pose
183,
that
program
Foreign
have
penalized
of
production in February, 1956. A leased plant was
and an .'addition that will double
the
floor
industry today.
accelerated
,
tracts.—V.
templated.
wide
in
trading
to
The company recently purchased 605 acres in Dade
which it plans to develop into 1,800 residential lots.
In.
County it plans to develop 15,624 acres into small ranch
Pa.,
States.
Jan.
on
admitted
was
company nas engaged in a substantial construction and rehabili¬
ations
-
"Dividend Day"
meetings marking tne 70t t- anniversary 01 tuc
company's profit sharing plan, the oldest such plan in continuous exist¬
ence
Fla
Jan.
on
that
Sharing Plan—
area
Ridgeway
to
developing tracts
Beach
farm
tation
expressedmajority exceot
Employees of this company's offices and factories-in
Ohio,
changed
was
Robershaw,
opinion,
Procter & Gamble Co.—Marks 70th Year of
Profit
corporation
Exchange.
was
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—Expansion Continues
of
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Reports Record Sales—
it
purposes.
Palm
would
held
same
activities."
concurring
a
1927,
of
County,
Mutual
Fund
Commission
contain
conclusions
the
of
name
United
in
this
of
American Gtock
m
business
modern
the
stock
the
cn
business
Govern¬
reference
of
name
completed.—V. 184, p. 328.
was
engaged until 1956 under the name of
Campbell. Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co. in the operation of foundries
for the manufacture of grey iron an*' ferrous alloy castings.
In April,
1956 the company sold its assets to Textron, Inc.. for $15,500,000 and
This
The
$0.23
denying governmental
name
name.
own
It
common
28
Organized
with .the word
contribute
to
Federal
Government
of
that
SO.79
Ridgeway Corp., Miami Beach, Fla.—Listing—
invest
different
no
'
request
$2,393,834
105.335.
$0.09
2057.
p.
share.
per
"there is no< such likelihood of confusion
to render registrant's name deceptive or misleading
in view of the difference between the life insurance
with
approval
$1
prospectus
and
in
the
eligibility
have
to
sign, cured
the
misleading
ruling
364.931
$0.46
handled
as
Commissioner
agreement
that
exnermrwe
personnel,
thnp
especially
.
statements
nor
131,
Some
the
and
name
government
.
the
$4,712,353
42,273
Revlon, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offer¬
ing of 42,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was made
Jan. 31 by A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.,and Hornblower &
Weeks at $25.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of
in projects for the wel¬
life insurance would further
ihe name. It held that neither
approval.
a
a
with
that
$1,226,081
212.663
on
the
would
for
confusion
between
.
—V.
Jan.
would
$2,507,551
share-^
per com.
1956—6 Mos—1955
■1956—3 Mos.—1955
:
.
profit after taxes—
Earns,
group
name
in
purchaser
Insurance
while
to
Net
participation
as
An additional
Inc., for $10,000.
Co.,
Rcsistoflex Corp.—Reports Record Earnings—
The
stated
policy
association
which
noted
misleading effect of
ol
government
Commission denied
The
opera¬
opening
and
Of
Period End. Dec. 31—
funds.
its securities
in
flavor
Commission
sponsorship
a
opinion
financial
or
mutual
and
company
"Personnel"
interest
"Private"
or
the
of Federal sponsorship
official
an
business of GPM and
present Pfaudler
as
the
word
implication
Life
sale
The
for
ciation
Pltmgr
result
American
servicing.
The acquisition represents an
expansion of
tions
through .the sale ol Titan equipment,
of
the
oi
centrifuges
Denmark.
ment
been
word
of
&
be
Sales
approval,
of
the opinion
that the.word "Governmental"
carry
an
implication to government personnel
the
the
other
of
implication
employees
to
officials,
investment
number
to' Perkftrs
dfstfibrted
to be
stocks, the Commission pointed out, is
a
sold
depletion.
and
depreciation
were
engaged
in
the
exploration,
development ancl
of oil and gas properties and in the production and sale
the net proceeds of this financing, approximately $230,000
is
producing properties.
Part of
the proceeds
also may be used for
the acquisition, exploration and development of additional properties.
charge,
are less
be
has
increasing
certificate
acquisition of Pitrnar
acquisition was nego¬
bank
will
by
implication.
ment's
approval
President
17
Jan.
on
wholly-owned subsidiary of Pfaudler. The
tiated through an exchange of Pfaudler stock.
proposed
investment
any
as
oil.
of
the selection of investments
adviser."
The
Fund's announced
would
$0,72
have
deducting
shares
used to pay off the company's bank and certain other loans
approximately S30.000 will be used in carrying out its drilling
and
development program.
Substantially all of the balance of the
proceeds. will be used for exploration and development of its non-
registrant's
the
that
517,500
a
of
of
and
was
"Governmental"
Vice-
cents
25
a
booklet
government
to
approval
arid
298,383
Executive
load
dividends
reinvest
and
to
name
least
at
Stakes,
the
sales
and in some respects
in
other
mutual
funds."
available
them
after
the
to
cost
and
charge of 40 cents pet.
payments of $50 without
with
favorable,
a
to
with
S25
that
maximum
managers
common
respect
the
of
high
policy
373,387
Gaudion,
A.
suited
personnel
bank
a
shares
and
terms
found
appear
Commission
in
578,4.,4
Co., Rochester, N. Y.—Acquisition—
President,
especially
a
had
company
operation
will
and
aggregating
have
common
The
the assumption by the company
$435,447.
The properties acquired
Raymond Group of approximately
stock
common
liabilities
to
$1,068,820
mutual
to
such
a
said
20.000
with
group
to
company's
certain
.
value with
more
qualify
that followed
With
fare
Brugler,
given
charge
the
investment
the
contribute
Mercer
as
<
Would
investment
922.
p.
fund
registrant's
to customers
accumulate
further
former
"do
which
.:.
.
and
containing;information /with respect to social security,
service retirement, group life iiViUrance, and Federal
wage scales
"hardly the kind of advantage oi- benefit the name of registrant
imply to prospective investors."
As
to
the
inclusion
on
the
Civil
$4,853,921
736,263
alter
the
by ;t)>c; Fund
■
1955
c$5,937,218
.Totai;het.earnings_fluw~.i«.m.....^n'.3~3'm^w^~i.i3i.
restricted,
advantages
that
asset
to
significantly
favorable,
.
1956
be
homogeneous
financial
responsibilities.
bank
a
Commission
Service, Inc.—Earnings Increased—
Nine Months Ended Sept, 30—
to
are
constitute 'a
give
make
found
net
and
of
payment
from
Gas
not
or
rights
at
more
entirely in
Petrolane
do
would
them
to
Commission
transaction
Proprietary
Ltd., which will be formed as a wholiy-owned subsidiary of Automotive
Components,
A hew plant foF
the:sub$ldia^^
bullt/itt
by Automotive Components and will be equipped with machinery by
Perfect Circle in exchange for stock
in the parent company.
The
plant is expected to be in production, by late 1957,
The new subsidiary will
manufacture Perfect Circle rings under a
licensing agreement with the Indiana firm.
"
Automotive. Components
Ltd.
has
five
other
subsidiaries,
which
manufacture pistons, piston pins, cylinder liners and a line of piston
rings.—V, 178, p. 1880.
•
limited
The
corporal ion
of
sales
the
are
personnel/ The opinion pointed out that such
included
not
only Federal employees but also state, county, and
municipal
employees, and military personnel, who have widely varying financial
positions and investment needs and vary greatly ill their occupations,
incomes, and
Perfect Circle Corp., Ilagerstown, Ind.—New Contract
ponents .Ltd.
whom
to
shares
fund
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc.—New Interests—
See
personnel
characteristics
86,593,789 $61,883,993 $57,569,934
2339.
p.
of
•of
further implying that
the Fund or its shares have been guaranteed,
sponsored, recommended or approved bv the United States.
The Commission expressed the view that the government personnel
Higher
1956—12 Mos.—1955
1956—Month—1955
$7,363,757
184,
government
„
Stores, Inc.—December Sales
Salcs
—V.
$1,220,085,325
$1,291,847,123
S199,449,099 $195,594,641
the
have
Monday, February 4, 1957
•...
its
"At
such
a
this
amend
enter
trucking
time
or
to
the
so
Secretary. The
on
public
operation
but
company's
the
articles
include
incorporation
operations,
ana
maintenance
no
specific
management
plans
believes
for
it
engaging
should
company reported that as of Dec. 31, 1956, National City
of record and beneficially 679,969 shares or 43.93T
of St.
Public
Service's
in
be- in
the
opportunity may arise," said S. Carl Robin¬
current articles of incorporation provide only for
transportation systems.
as
The
held
of
operators.
has
outstanding class A stock.—V. 178,
the
shares
of
said that examples of the
leasing of automobiles, com¬
company
cartaee
fleet
company
activities,
do
would
loci
for
the
the
statement,
could
equipment
related
position
son,
it
carrier
automotive
would
proxy
which
(Continued
on
page
51)
p.
762.
Lines
Loul3
Number 5609
)lume 185
Name of
Connecticut
In
first
the
>unced during
the
indicate
we
|second table in which
Continental
of Company
Share
*
'
When
Payable
I&C Vending Corp. (quar.) __—1
SugarRefinerics, Ltd.,
A
—__
iquar.j_i_„
erred
pre
com.
20c
3-15
+$1.25
(quar.)
''
2-
called
is^ue
for
1-30
8-
1
7-30
25c
3-
1
2-11
75c
3-
1
2-11
3-29
3-15
50c
3-11
2-25
3-11
2-25
75c
3-11
25c
3-29
&
--
W.
H.)
Beal"Co./$2 pfd.
3-15
2-15
1
4-
3-
$1.60
-
2-23
prior ^preferred
1
Dnblstrom Metallic Door Co.__U'——
3-20
Dfina Corp., common.'(quar.)
1
3-
Jh
1
3-
1
3-
1
4-
1
3-
1
1
2-15
Deerq &
on
3-
75c
3-15
3-
29
dividend)
$103
at
per
Convertible
'
to
share pit s this
March 27th__-
4-15
4-
itrlcap & Foreign Power
terican
Home
nericarr Insulator
nerican
.W-
(quar.)___—
3-22
20c.
'
Pipe
4-
1
3-
35c
3-
1
2-
"■
Foundries
25c
$3
3-
1-
Oil
izona
Corp.
preferred
pixfei'red
2c
the
2-24
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-
8
60c
3-
1
2-
8
3-
1
2-
8
3-12
2-
1
IS3.75
1
2-4
59c
Eaton
(quar.)
&
Exeter Mfg.
50c
3-30
3-
of
Ltd.
Canada,
i.vuk Cigars,
Inc.,
Fajaido
3-
Bro.C "Bag Co.
62 V2C
2-
1
1-28
2-
8
1-30
Flltrol
3-15
2-28
Fort
$12
2-25
2-14
Foster-Wheeler Corp.
^ryIlium
—
Steel,
Sbb Mfg.
Co;
(quar.)---*
'
Extra
Corp.
Pitt
Stockholders
5
-
will
2-
2-15
to
.3-
1
2-15
proposal to split the common
for-one basis,
1-31
$2
lr*C
2-
1
2-
Frontier
1-18
2-15
3-
20c
8
1
3-15
3-
5
2-19
35c
4-
1
3-21
15c
4-
%%
2-1.5
2-
'2-22
3-
3-15
Refining,* 7%
[(quar.)
ondinvestment
dep.
Works
Merchandise
Fund
loston
1
22-
8
rach
(quiar.)
$1.25
(E.
prelerred
5%
rown
Coinpr.ny
jown
Rubber
this
(quar.I
preferred
Distillers, common
:
S5
Company,
Die
net
Ltd.
Fund,
——
investment income)
3-
3-12
1
Cement
irom
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.28%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
—;
5.20%
preferred
preferred
—
Lines
Steamship
Janadian Fund. Inc.
General
;anadian
4%
h'<
preferred
;eco-Steel
3-
.entral
Electric
Gas,
&
4.75fv
|jeiVral Louisiana Electric,
4.50%,
preferred
Telephone
jenlral
common
(quar.t
commo"h
&
&
Chenango
Common
4%%
Chicago
llthilton
Fibre,
Tool
Controller
4
2-16
2-
1-31
1
2-15
1-31
1-31
2-15
1-31
Hobart
2-15
1-31
Ltd.
Siiearing &
Quarterly
2-15
2-28
2-15
3-
2-15
(quar.)
f.$1.25
30c
59:!'8C
2-23
2-
8
40c
$1.12%
67%c
50c
2-15
2-
4
3-
2-15
2-11
1-31
30c
$1.12%
3-
1
2-11
4-
1
3-15
(quar.i
Stamping
iquar. 1
Co., Ltd
3-27
3-
25c
2-
1
1-22
2-
1
1-22
I.
Indiana
(quar.)
Stepl
3-
50c
1
1
2-28
2-
Petroleum, Ltd.
International
Resistance
International Silver
Interprovincial
Power
3.30'/
4.35%
2-15
1-30
3-30
4-
3-12
1
4
2-21
3-15
2-21
5%.
preferred
37 V2c
3-15
2-18
North
American
5
.
3-
8
1
3-
8
3-
1
2-11
North
3-
8
1
2-15
C.
Insurance
&
3-12
25c
35c
+15c
20c
3-15
2-26
King
3-
1
2-15
Knickerbocker
1
2-
5
3-15
3-
1
f20c
2-
1-23
Katz
(incr. quar.)
Bros.
and
Kuhlman
5%%
3-
1
2-
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
$45c
3-25
2-28
45C
6-251
5-31
3-
2-15
3-10
2-
2
2-20
2-
6
Fund
from
Electric,
preferred
2-28
1-22
3-
1
2-15
$1.91
3-
9
2-25
3-
1
2-15
$1
3-
9
2-15
2-11
2-11
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-13
$70c
3-
1
2-14
40c
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-15
! ,1.083'4
1
1
3-15
1
3-15
1-31
40c
3-11
2-21
3-11
2-21
2-
C
2-
4
2-
8
2-
4
77c
2-14
<80.0326
common
3-11
1-30
2-21
1
3-
8
1
40c
dividend).
from
3-15
3-
5%
3-15
2-15
2-20
12-31
15c
2-
income
(quar.)—
iquar.)
Mines—
deferred on
(Action
this
1334C
1
3-11
1-18
3-
—
.
'
Oil
Ohio
State
Pacific
1
2-13
2-13
2-20
3-
5
2-
8
2-14
2-
9
3-
9
2-13
2-14
3-14
2-
5
3-
333-
3?-i4
2-28
3-
1
2-15
2-
3
2-18
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8-16
2-15
2-11
2-11
2-23
2-28
2-28
2-
8
3-29
2-25
2-15
2-15
2-15
1
at
(quar.)—
Co.
Life Insurance Co. "(quar.)
(N.
Insurance
Fire
(Increased
Pacific
payment
common
time)
Ohio
___—
Y.t —
60c
$2
25c
quar.)
Lumber
Pacilic Mills
(quar,)—
<quar.)_———_
Eastern Pipe Linecommon
(initial quar,)—--—..—_
2- 8
3- 1
2-15
Panhandle
New
Park
Electric <quar.)_
5%
conv.
5%
conv.
5%
conv.
conv
Parkview
35c
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Drugs,
Inc.
iquar.)
,
—
(Kansas City)—-
pref. iquar.):
Parchment Paper
8:i4C
Peninsular
Corp.
2-15
1-30
4- 1
Telephone,
25c
' 32%c
33c
60c
50c
5-15
5-15
5-15
3-18
2-15
50c
3-29
$1
$1.50
3-15
3- 1
75c
2-15
(quar.)—
iquar.)
common
iquar.)——
(quar.i.
*
$1.30 preferred
(quar.)
;___—
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)——
Pennroad Corp.
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment Co. iquar.)
$1
2-15
20c
15c
45c
partic.
Paterson
preferred
Peoples Drug
Stores (quar.)—.
Peoples Telephone iButler, Pa. 1
4%% preferred
Pepper
'Dr.)
Co.
Fepperell Mfg.
(see
(quar.)
2-11
2-15
4- 1
7- 1
10- 1
1-2-58
2%c
2%c
2%c
2%c
iquar.)
(quar.)
—
_—
(quar.)——__—_
(quar.)
4-1
3- 8
5%
7%c
—
common
3-15
$1
25c
—_—
dividend
Chemical,
45c
(quar.)——
preferred
4%
Paragon
Stock
Peaslee-Gaulbert
4-
1
2-11
3-
Gold
O'Brien
5%
4-
4-
2-15
5c
35c
profits)
A
3-15
2-
1
3-
8
12c
(increased),
Production (stock
$0,874
31c
62 %c
Laug'nlin Steel (quar.,)_
Drug
3- 8
1
2-18
3- 1
3- 1
3- 1
5'/+%
2%;
—
3-30
40c
50c
Old Republic Insurance Co. (quar.)_
i—
20c
Pacilic Fal' East Line, common (quar.i—__
15c
5»/.<% conv. prelerred (quar.)—32j;!c
Pacilic Finance Corp.
iquar.)
50c
4Va"0
2-15
25c
Co. of N. Y.
Johnson (quar.)
2-15
$1.12%
$1.31'/4
Northwestern
1-21
2-20
(Greens¬
1 quar.i,
Insurance
Jersey
Johnson
2-
8
Public Service Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quqr.)__—_/—preferred (quar.')___,_l__—
—
'
1
1
3- 1
4-25
3-15
3-1
3- 1
3- 1
3-
9
3-20
3-20
20c
$40c
$68c
25c
3-20
$1.10
—
3-
3
—
1
37%c
——_—
(quar.)
Power Ltd., common
prelerred" iquar.)__—
1st
5%%
50c
60c
34%c
—:
5V2%
2-25
3-
3- 1
3- 1
3-15
$2.05
Northern Quebec
10c
483)c
35c
Life
preferred (tjuar,) —
preferred (quar.)
Shore Gas Co. (111.)
1
4-
82 %c
(quar.i
(s-a)
Standard
P%
——
(quar.)
—_
Investment Corp., common--
4-
1.06 %
5c
(incr. s-a)—
(increased quar.)
(quar..)_—————
Common
75c
(quar.
N.
8
3-26
3-15
$1
3- 1
$38c
I$1.25
'
non-cum.
60c
-
$35c
—
Ltd.
(quar.).
2-14
3-
Pipe Line,
Extra
Jones &
—
(onar.)
(quar.)
Light, com.
preferred
boro.
(quar.)
Engraving Co. (quar.)
Lake Sulphur, common (quar.)—
Jefferson
4-15
(accum.)
(quar.)
preferred
Jefferson
3-
?;—
preferred (s-a)/
Newfoundland Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
$5
8
25c
——
Oilier
&
7%,
Co.
preferred
4.40%
jahn
&
preferred
8
'
$1
International
Iowa
2-
1
Common
8
9- 3
$2.50
(quar.)___———
Jersey
35c
— —
Machines
^2
5%
York Central RR. (quar.
York Dock, common
1—_———-
2-
4- 1
3-15
3-11
3-15
3-15
3- 1
3- 8
3-11
3- 1
-
—
—
New
2-15
4- 1
4- 1
5%
20c
5c
—
(quar.)__——(quar,)___—
Zinc
2-25
3-25
2-28
3- 1
3-25
2-15
4- 1
37%c
50c
$2
(qugr,—______
dividend
15c
25c
10%
20c
50c
20c
20c
4%
7%c
4%
40c
——_—
v—_—
New
$1.25
(quar.)
Business
1
-
Mur
2-14
2-25
,
4-15
2-28
3" 1
7%c
—
N.ew
5 !1.183/4
—
(quar.)—'_
Co.
Mfg. (quar.) —
________
Fibre iquar.)— —
3-12
50c
International
———
Bros." Inc.
30c
pfd<
(quar.)—
3-12
———
(quar.)
.
—
1
50c
Corp.,. 6%%
iquar.).—
1
<quar.)_—
(quar.)_
Water
Silica
v---—
(stock div.)
Corp.
Nestle-Le
2-15
$1.50
&
Gas
Industrial
i
4-
—
Corp
L.
H.
Nehl
Heisner
2-11
•
f
iquar.)'
Navnrclh, Cement;
6
2-27
3- 9
50c
'30c
$1.75
B—
Class
3-15
payment
4-
(quar.)
(Canada-) Ltd. (quar.)
Service
3- 1
(quar.):—50c
$20c
70c
Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
Oil (increased)
62%c
iquar.>—
75c
+
Public
50c
r
iquar.)
Products
&
Stock
1
2-28
5 1.12%
______
Production
2-14
25c
37%c
$1
37%c
$1.25
,
Corp., class A'
dividend
:—
35c
Honolulu
2-15
1
3-
(quar.)
_—————
common
Co.
National Tile
.
_____
(quar.)—.
Hinde Sc Dauch Paper
2-28
3- 1
3- 1
3-30
3-15
2-28
3-12
'
common
Stock dividend—
—
(quar.)_'__—L--_—
preferred
2-28
?-16
'
—
Nationwide
3-25
—
B
preferred
1st
5%
2-15
3-29
(quar.)
Enterprises
4:%';
9
National Vulcanized
3-15
j
10c
(quar.)'
Hilton Hotels, common (quar.)-preferred
8
2-
—
common
on
-Y/
v
Co.,
Co.:
3-15
2-
3-29
——
4-
$1.25
2-15
30c
$1.12%
50c
'
25c
5%
3-
12 Vac
5'i'
2-
Inc.—
dividend.—
Stock
4
3- 1
3-16
.
$25c
5% preferred (quar.)—
Mining Co.. (quar..)__—
Co.,
Oats
8
3-
35c
90c
4V2C
34c
;
iquar.)—
taken
time*
National Teu
3-1
Heel a
-Hevwood-Wakefield
3-
2-20
'
1
3-21
3-21
Hartiord
2-11
V
1-30
2-15
$2.50
3.9C%, pfd.
2-15
2-28
2-28
(quar
Fibres,
Biscuit
National
2-15
1
25c
:--
(quar,)/
Livht,
Electric
Co.
was
this
Stock
Co.
2-28
30c
35c
preferred (quar )___/—
7%
8
2%
Hays Corp.,
4-15
——
3-
1
2-28
.—
2-
4
4-15
(quar.)
1
2-15
+15c
;
3-
4-
2-29
Auto
at
1
8
'
1-23
(quar.)_——
Aluminate
National
2-15
2-
Inland
iquar.)
1
3-1
3-
;
3-
3-
1
Mills
'
8
3-
.
2-
3- 1
iquar.)
Corp.
Vernon
Acme
2-15
4-15
?45c
(quar.I_
3-1 1
7%c
50c
(quar.)
Corn,
Finance
National
1
t-J'l
4
2-
2- 1
:
Lines .-(quar.)
National
1-21
4-1$,,
2, 1...
55c
(quar.)
Refractories
Plvwood
Harbor
2-11
(quar.i
National
;
1
(stock dividendi__—
Y.i
(N.
Colorado Milling & Elevator
;onduits
2-
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Inc.
?onimereial
3-1
Haibiscn-Walker
4
2-15
.
iquar.i_
Pneumatic
Tombined
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rubber Co.___——
National
2-15
20c
(quar.)
2-
v.
50c
;
Co.r common-—
common
(quaf.)_.._—
preferred
5%'
Mohawk
1
2-
4%C
.
Unadilla Telephone—
;ity Products Corp.
;iaik
3-1
preferred
1
1 quar.i
Co.
4%preferred
3-
(quar.)
preferred
tineraivui.
4'/<%
4
50c
(quar.)
Champion
Paper
4
2-
3-15
—
5.40% ..pfd.
Co.,
preferred
2-11
2-
f30c
pfd.
thambersburg Engineering
S4.50
1
1
3-1
4-15
1
2-15
$9.50
_——
common
3-15
$1.62l/2
—
Co.,
National Shirt Shops
(quar.) ——-—-———
Hammermill .Paper, common (quar.) ——
3*
Ltd.
(quar.i
3-15
22'/a C
—'
2-15
of Illinois—
Co.
Line
Pipe
Utilities'
National. Starch
(quar.)—:
Watch,
Hugoton
iquar.)
Products
2-15
35c
preferred
Housatonic
i
1
8
2-15
one
-
B
Missouri
Underwriters—
Hamilton
1-31
Trust,
3-
Missouri-Kansas
35c
2-19
(inc.)—
Ltd.
Invest'd.
2-20
$1.75;,,,/ 3r 1
(quar.)
2-15
*—10c
Investment,
Internai.®onal
Inc.
for
Murpliy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)
—
1
(quarterly derived from
Extra
;anidian
2-16
Mount
——
3-
J25c
investment income)
9
3-11
Motor
(quar. )■ __/—-—-—
Life
Telephone
States
No.action
Corp. (resumed) ——
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing
1-31
—
3-
two-
Haioca
2-28
(s-a»
3-15
40C
(quar. K—I—
(annual)
A
2-15
(quar.)_.—
2-11
25c
—
American
3-15
—_
(s-a)
1
directors'
___—
Co.
-
preferred series B (quar.)__
■Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)_
Minnesota Power & Light Co. (quar.)——„
Ohio—
Cement Co.
three
a
Meyer (H. H.) Packing Co.— .
' .
6%% preferred (quar.)___——-r-
40c
^____
a
2-
Corp.—
split of the common shares
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse (quar.)—_
3-11
3-30
3-
15c
—
Corp.
50c
$683/4c
(quar.)-
(quar.)—
common
approved
Stockholders
3-11
Employees Insurance Co. (Wash.,
Haile'Mines,
2-19
2-11
33c
33 %c
32 %c.
313/4C
(quar.)
Insur.
1-28
*
25C
$1.75
.1
—
iquar.)
75c
(quar.)_
tarada Vinegars Ltd.
net
;
States' Life
1-28
1
2-15
•
—
6
55c
27%c
33%c
—;——
5.36'w
Western
1
2-
Corp.,
pref.
(•quar.)/
Controls
&
Class
on
(siock
Brass,-Ltdt, common
Cl?ss A iquar.) --—-
.
8
1
25c
4.40',*
5.08%'
2-
17'/2C
(quar.)—
5.30%
California
2-
Thermit
&
preferred
>
Metals
'
2-25
35c
$1.25
£c
25c
(quar.)
-—
1
pva. (s^n )____
3-
10c
;—_4—:—
Teleohone
1
-
(quar.)
Interstate
1
4-
(interim)-.—>
Hahn
3-12
$1
87V2C
4'2',f'
2nd preferred (quar.)
$1.12%
4.20^/
preferred (quar.)——$1.05
urndy Corp. (quar.)
—_
15c
;ush Terminal Bldgs. Co. (quar.)
—12V2C
utler Bros. (quar.)„,
21—
*
40c
alaveras
C.)
Great
1
preferred (quar.)————————
3i preferred (quar.)———————
'alilornia
4-
*__-
Granite City Steel
(quaiv)————————
'.Granitevilla. Co. (quar.i
2-11
4-
4'<>
;anada
1
4-
25c
'■<
|iirlihgton Industries, commoir (quar.).—„•
laliiornia V/ater Service, common
3-15
100%
1
25c
D.
8
2-28
10c
—_
ucriVcd
25c
(quar.)
Mig.
Class
(quar.)
(quarterly
Inc.
Government
3-15
20c
(quar.)—- *
(quar,)———,—
common
(guar.)—
Machine
&
2-20
—---
25c
(quar;)—-————————
preferred
|ullock
3-
3-15
£37%c
I run in g (Charles > Co. (quar.)—i-—4^
kuell
1
"3-29
3udd
3-
7%
45c
a
(quar.i
dividend
Gorliam
9-24
4-
$1
~
*6-25
12-24
time).
|rown-Forman
3-15
(quar,)—
Telephone Co/ of
preferred (quari)
Stock
aciiorr deferred
(dividend
Co.
—
— _——
preferred
Giant Portland
9-27
$28%c
.
Ltd.."class A (s-a)
Packers,
3-29
Ltd., '5%%
Co.,
Paper
,
2-11
'
of Calif
%.%
Georgia-Pacific
1-31
12-27
$1.25
(quar.)_i_'__—i_
J.) & Sons
(T. G.) & Co., Ltd., 5%/pref/ (quar.)
ritish Columbia
4'/;"
6-23
$1.25
riglrt
at
2-28
95c
——
(quar.)—„—_—_—
preferred (quar;)/—;
1——
RR.,
Metal
15c
25c-
General
1
1
Maine
&
$25c
1
Mersey
2-22
5'/* conv. pfd. (quar.)
Genisco,
33-
1 5%> preferred
5%
4
2-22
1% %1
4
60c
■______
on
Co.,.7%
Co.
i40c
(J?'.' H.> •& Co. (increased)-—
Mercnants Fire Assurance
iN. Y. 1
(quar.)—
McGraw
2-
General .Telephone Co.
2-14
capital gairis)-———$1.01
_
5
divid.)-.—
$2.20
|orden Company (quar.)-——__
nston
2-
General Plywood Corir.,
79c
and
income
investment
lrom
(22c
front realized
2-15
3-15
(quar.i—
receipts old.
Iron
American shares
Co.
Trust
5
special meeting
a
5
pfd.
General
1
30c
at
March
Atner.
8
35c
vote
on
General
3-21
1
held
Gas, Inc.. $1.40 preferred
General Electric,
Ltd.—;
2-28
60c
1
(initial)——
(quar.)i___2:—
Bryson
&
Co.
Knox
2-15
3-
1-25
3-10
$10c
$$1.12%
}
6V4.C
20c
Moore-McCormack
1
—'—;—-
Iishop Oil Co. (quar,)—
w
3-18
;
2-28
3-29
$1.06%
3-15
„———-
5
'
1a
4-15
37 %c
—
3-
be
common
Harris-Ferguson Ltd., com, (quar.)
4%,%
preferred
(quar.-)——1
_____
Maule Industries (increased quar.)__„_____
Field)
Works .(quar.)
iquar.)
Co.,
&
W/e- preferred (quar.)-—
Bonding & Insurp.nce (quar.)
2-21
iquar.ri_%_i.—:—
Bridge
3-1&
30c
Massey,
75c
—
Marshall
(see
'
87 %c
Massachusetts
2-20
1
$37 %c
■/
_
iquar.)
3-
5c
iacfc, Sivalis
2-15
3-
55c
———_—
37 %c
.
---—
-
Sugar
2-25
2- 1
-3--.1
2-28
2-25
2-28
3-31
2-15
3-15
3- 1
3-29
3-20
3- 5
4- 1
3-14
_
6%
50%
...
~-r-r~
comipoa
new
3-15
Franco Wyoming Oil C<?.—
2-28
3-15
25c
(stock dividend).—
Corp.
rtnlehem
8
Field* (Marshall)
(quar.
Inc. (reduced )________
Hathaway,
Marshall Field
$ 15c
%
■
—
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Federal Glass Co.——
14'ry, preferred (guar.)——————————
:-ritshire
2-21
Middle
Co.—
& Mfg.
lknap Hardware
■
.
__
$1.25
(quar.)____:
185 cpreferred
3-
8
Fair)—
The
$80c
"'(quar.')—
common
3-15
50c
(quar.)____—
(see
3-22
(rtock dividend)—__________
Foods
Mills,
preferred
(The),
*—1-'
_______
Corp.
3-
$1
-
(quar.)——
3-29
(quar.)————_——
Inc.
-atrice
eaunit
7%
Co.. common
1-31
/ :
(accum.)_;
preferred
8%
4
Y.)-
liquidating)
Marmon
Refrigerating Co.—•'
—
"
__
4-15
iquar. >
(Calif.), (initial
Co.
5
-J—
u__
60c
,
(N.
Insurance
Marathon
:——1-—
12 %c
._
Increased quarterly
nber-Ellis
-
Fa;r
RR.
Shippers
Manhattan Shirt (quar.).'
8
__
dividend
Stock
1-31
—
^
4
2-
10%
—
—
I quar.) ^
(quar.)
60c
Aroostock
Oil
2-14
2-15
—-——
(quar.)
2-
2-15
1
(m ar.)__
—
inkers Commercial Corp. (N. Y.) (quar.)_
inkers
1
Corp.
Ex-Cell-O-Corp.
_________________
Inc. (Calif.)
|tker Industries, Inc. (quar. )-&
Electrolux
2-11
2-11
3-
30c
Construction
Metal
ingpr
2-14
171/2 c
(Quarterly
2-15
5c
——
Corp., class
Flectrographic Corp. ''(quar.)
1
3-
(quar.)_____
4
25c
quar.)
iquar.)___—_i__-V-—r-
A
Co.
2-
—-—
Fdo
4
3-15
933/4C
__
2-
Class
2-4
1
3-15
30c
__________
1
Waters,
Puritas
&
3-
('2c
'
50c
C.)
37 %c
(quar. i_l—__
com." (initial
7-23
2-5
(quar.)___
(R.
2-15
4
___r—___
Cp. .(quar.i
10-23
2-15
$3
25c
3oc
,10c
Manhattan
"
75c
—^
Mfg.
8-1
11- 1
(quar.)i__
_________
Herrington, Inc.
iquar.)_——
Mahon
30c
Associates
L'ddv,Paper Co., Ltd.
'
_
common
Utilities
Eastern
1-23
4-15
3- 8
Magnavox Co. (quar.)-___
Stock dividend ___——y___J—
2-15.
4
Eastejn Corp., iquaixj'__;_—
3-
1-23
4-23
(
5%
30c
2-15
1
—
Ltd,%interiml
East Sullivan .Mints,
4
2-
37%c
2-14
1
-
4
2-
2-21
7
3-
__
2-
2-
8
2-
—%
2-
2-
2-
4)c
div.)__
1
2-
2-
3-
1
S
2-
2-25
2- 8
3-15
25c
(quar.i
1
quar;)
(annual)
j row-Liqucrs
Irowhead
preferred
3-
3-
19561
(quar.)_.
i quar.)
Corp.
4%
2-21
2-28
common
2-28
______
3-
V'"
_i.
(initial
Cork,
(stock
Common
*
4
3-15
2-28
2-11
25c
$1.25
class B
Ltd.
(quar.)-——preferred (quar.)__^
—
—Co.';
2-15
(quar.)liJ__—_—
27 %c
(quar.)
prelerred
Inc.
3-15
(extra)--,J20c
Macmillan
12 VaC
—
Eagle Fire Insurance (New Jersey)
2-14
3-
(quar.)
pi"d.> ipartic.)
Co.,
3-15
"
(quar.)—------Laboratories,'common-—_
partic
—._—>
20c
prelerred
Film
2-15
1
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
15c
3-15
2^1
5- 1
$1.75
—
(quar.)__—_—__
(quar.)—______—
(quar.)
Inc.
$30c
62 %c
_
preferred tquftr.)
6%>
Du-Art
8
non-cum.
25c
C0.7 common
Duvircn
4%
preferred
$5
-
62 %c
'
/—
November
of
Steel
Tmstrong
mis
3-15
(initia'ly quarterly of 60c plus
share, lor a three day period at
end
rincp
isin
8
pfd.
per
IS4.35 preferred
"t
2-
25c
(quar.)
S2.40
'
Drackelt
7,
28c
(quar.)
$2.36
2-
2-/8
81»/4C
:
Service, common—
preferred
2-21
2-11
$1
________
$2.50
-
2-17
3-
v
Investments,.Ltd.—
5%, preference (qua®,)
Donnelley (R. R ) & Sons' (quar.
Donohue 'Bros., .Ltd." iquar.)—
4!
2-
5
25c.
(quar.)__
SI.10
3-
"$1
''
>w
(quar.)
Public
2-15
t
|
preferred
7%
MacMillan & Bloedel,
$$1.25
$1.75
preferred '(quar.i—*—
preferred (quar.).y
non-cum.
7% ' non-cum.
3-1
15c
;
7%
Lucky Stores,
Ltd.
iquar.)
—*__r—'
2-15
3- 1
3- L
3- 1
3- 1
\3-ll
2- 1
+37%c
$51 %c45c
Hotel,, common'(quar;)_
7%. non-cum.
,
1-23
»'
'
common
preferred*
partic.
go
—
Corp.,
Investment
Anglo
Dominion-Scottish
60c
7 quar.)—
Extra
Co.,
&
5%. preferred
75 c
)
rnerican Tobacco Co. (quar.)w———
Farms
.*■ 3-15
$i'
iW;
^
Pepper* Co/ (quar.')_j.
Dominion
3-5
3-1
30c
Seating Co.' (quar.)_
lerlcarr Ship Building Co. <N. J.)—
lerican' Smelting & Refining Co.
(quai
Steel
8
2-11
2-14
.j5c
20c
-
nerican
\eriean
Dr.
2-11
3
3-
Baltimore
common...
2
4-
3-1
+60c
J51%c
—
8
2-25
3- 1
tlOc
—_____
preference
Gas (quar.)
Lord
8
$1
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
A
Star
1
-
—Iw-fl
(quar.)^__
(quar ).
Construction
&
3-
3-11,
-
„
36c
-
(quar.)_
;—.
Products Corp.- (monthly).
&* Electric
Gas
Denver Union Stockyard
3-29
$0.9167
1st pl'a.__
(quar.)——
preferred
preferred
2nd
■>'.
37 %c
A
8
2-
4- 1
3-12
2-26
3- 9,
15c
'$1
90c
+10c
—-—_
1-31
2-
3-10
4-15
3- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
62%c
—
(quar.)__
class
Cos.,
Lone
5
preferred ,(qt(ar.k_ij?___Zk-_'----._----
7%
-
40c
Irrican Enka Corp. (quar.)—
1st
5
9334C
------—--
(quar.)J
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Cq.( Ltd.,
1
4-
25c
commotv,/preferred A^(quar.)_______;
Col, common ,(quar.)
33/x%
(quar.)
common
Cady Co.
$2.40
4-
"
March
1
2-18
4-
—
Class B (quar.)______—_—_____________
;
$1
_________
&
Loblaw
15c
(^uar.)
A
Valley Coal, $3 non-cum.
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
2-21
2-20
75c
(quar.)!__
Lehigh
8
50c
iquar.)
preferred
Ltd., class
preferred
$2.50
Lee
3-14
(quar.)
A (quar.)
common
Inc.
Co.,
Leath &
5c
S1.50
45c
5Ss«c
30c
S$1
*$1
35c
—
Class B
*
2-25
(quar.)_+—
Jones,
&
5%
(quar.)_
2-11
2-20
2-3
2-20
2-15
$1
Champagne
&
Co.
Bryant,
Lawson
of 1
3-
5c
■■
_
(quar.)____-
prior pfd.
$4
Lane
-
25c
Itic." (quar.) J—
of Rec.
dividend)
(stpek
convertible
4.75%
62 %c
Holder*
r
<fc Sessions,
Lamson
—
_
Steel
Laclede
$1
1
25c
'
2-20
1
______
Publishing;Co.,
2-15
3-15
Cyanamid
1
2-
Wines
Salle
La
62 %c
iquar )
Cork &
Cuitis
,3- 9
$1.25
Co.-3%%
pfd. series
tierican Colortype Co. (N. J.) (quar.L.--(entire
redemption
3-
tquar..)-__—
(quart
(G.
Crown
4
2-
$1
$$1.30
—
is-a.1
Crompton & Knov. les. Corp. _i qurr. 1
2-15
8
2-15-
75c
(quar.)
Corson
2-21
3ied Products Corp. (Fla.)
class A -I
1
20c
Jha! Portland. Cement• (quar.)<„______37YaC
lerican Aggregates, common (quar. )__
25c
iied Chemical & Dye Corp. (quar.)___—_
lerican
(Toronto)
—z
(Tepn.)
Inc.
Kusan,
5
$$1.30
Insurance
preferred
Coro,. Inc.
2-20
2-15
2-14
Institute
Hamilton
preferred
,)
< quar.}
2-
Annual'
2-11
2-25
(quar.tk_^____l____—
Life
preferred
6%.
3-12
(J.
exander
2-27
"
3-15-
-Co.",-—
15c
Imes Wire D.) Manufacturing (special)___—
Co. (quair.) __—50c
50c
ams
5%
9
3-
2-15
3-
25c
—-
3-10
1
1'
25c
25c
When
Payable
of America—
Knights Life Insurance Co.
2-15
l
iquar.)
Paper
$3 prior preferred (quar..i^_-/l_'_
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. "(increased quar.i
Copper,wqld Steely common,jquar.f_—
2-11
4-
1
*
of Rec.
4-1
■% $12%c
$30c
3-
iqua.yl
Power &
Semi-annual
*,
Holders
2-25
class
Co.
Cook Paint & Varnish,/common (quar.)
Per
$1.20
56 V4C
(quar,)__
Per
Share
,
Name of Company
Paj/abZg of Rec.
.
,
of America, common
preferred
4%
we
lyment date.
adia-Atlantlc
Water,
Container Corp.
show the payments previisly announced, but which have not yet reached their
Name
Paper
Share
'
Co.
Consolidated
an-
Then we follow with
the current week.
Power
Consolidated
all
I Dividend announcements are grouped individends
two separate
bles.
Company
Holders
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
13-
(617)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Dr.
com.
Pepper
iquar.)
,
2-
8
1-23
2-
9
2-15
2-15
2-15
1-30
2-15
2-
8
2-28
3-15
2-25
1-31
2-
1
3-15
6-13
9-16
12-16
2-
1
2-
1
1-23
3-
3
4-25
4-25
4-25
2-21
1-28
3-
1
3-
5
2-13
Co.)
2-
a
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(618)
—
—
...
Monday, February 4, 1957
;
•
——
1
Per
Paul,
Inc.
tquar.)
Extra
pheoll
pref.
2-15
Trvitz,
1
2-15
Union
25c
3-
—-—-—
50c
3-31
iquar.)_
3-
3-31
,„,5c
—
1
3-
1
3-
1
1
Corp.
preference
2-11
Air
Stock
Car
$5
Coke
2-
1
United
2-15
2-
1
United Insurance
3-1
2-15
2-15
preferred
(quar.)
'
Stock
5%
dividend
preferred A
5%%
prior
Potash
Co.
Princeton
Illuminating
preferred
(quar.)
America
(quar.)
of
(N.
J.)
Providence-Washington Insurance
$2 conv. preferred (quar.)
Public
Service
Co.
2-
8
2-
»
Universal
2-
8
Universal Insurance
45c
7%
1-20
A
1
Consolidated
1
Van
Raalte
Co.
3-
2-15
2-15
—$1.05
3-
2-15
27c
3-
2-15
3-
2-
(quar.).
________
'
(quar.)
25c
Hay-O-Vae
;
20c
class
A
1
Coal
&
Corp.
Vulcan
1
&
Walker
7
Mold
Mfg.
Co.
V
Common
Refractory &
Rexall
Insulation Corp. (N. J.) (quar.)
(quar.)'_
;
•
Mfg.—
,^<No
Richfield Oil
Riegel
taken
Co.
Paper
Robblns
&
on
Iron
Myers,
:-$l.50. partic.
Inc.,
Wisconsin,
of
Class A pref.
Common
5%'
Warren
8
2-
1
1-18
1-18
Watson
2-15
Co.,
Wesson
3-
4
Western
Spring Axle
(No
action
this
3-
5
Wickes
3-
5
Will
preferred
1
3-30
2-
$1
..
1
22-
''
•
50c
3-10
2-18
$1.12%
4-
1
3-
8
St.
Paul
Fire
(quar.)
Arms
Searle
(G.
Selected
____—j.-\.
(quar.kC
Insurance-
"...
Corp.
v
(quar.)__
&
(quar.)
D.)
Co.
series
A
Co.
2-
4-
2
3-
Smith
4-
2
3-
1
Southern
(quar.)_
4%■%,
5.05%
preferred
(quar.i
Southwest Natural
Southwestern
Spartan
Mills
Chemical,
preferred
4.20%
Stamford
%_■"
Oil
Oil
Stange
(Win.
1-25
(New
J.)
$3.50
3-
2-15
1
3-
1
1
2-15
1
2-15
3-15
Alan
2-15
3-
3-
preferred
preferred
5%
3-
3-15
3-15
3-
3-15
3-
4-
3-20
40c
1
4-10
4-
2-11
2-11
22-
35c
3-11
2-11
55c
3-12
2-11
(increased)__
35c
-
3-
25c
2-21
25c
3-
1
1
$1.25
3%%
4
i
$1.25
(quar,)___
Sterling
(J.
Stonega
Storer
L.)
25c
Broadcasting Co.,
Class
B
:
common
Corp. (stock dividend
Consolidated Mines, Ltd.
Sutherland Paper Co. (quar.)
Taylor Fibre
common
Texas
amount
Company
5%
preferred
5.50'i,
1st
from
5.85%
Texas
Gas
5.40%
4.96%
■
$1.25
4%
The
preferred
Fair
Ltd.
5%%
1
American
2-
8
5%
3-
1
2-
8
5%
(quar.)
^
Toronto Iron
class A
Townsend
Travelers
Treesweet
Co.
Anderson
8
Andcrson-Prichard
preferred series
Ltd.,
B
Corp.
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-15
2-28
3-13
2-20
3-13
2-20
20c
(N.
Y.)
4-15
3-29
4-
3-
1
31 %c
4-
1
31''4c
(quar.)
4-
1
1-30
8
3-
8
3-
8
1-25
25c
(quar.)
2-19
2-
8
30c
(quar.)
2-28
2-
7
$25c
4-
1
3-15
j25c
'
(quar.)
3-15
1
5;^
(Hartford)
1 quar.)
1
4-
ji5c
-
(reduced)
Products
4-
31%c
4-
1
3-15
i5C
(quar.)
*
2-25
2-
5
25c
3-11
2-
8
12%c
50c
2-28
3-15
2-18
2-28
(quar.)
*
$5.25
Arizona
preferred
Armour
Louisiana
&
Co.
Aro
$5
Corp.,
&
3-
2nd
2nd
preferred
Associated
5.25%
(quar.)
1
Carborundum
3-15
3-
1
Carlisle
3.15
3.
22-
7
3-
2-15
3-
1
1
-li—
1
Dry
Goods, common
preferred (quar.)
Common
&
-
:
:
-iquar.)
1
7-
Atlantic
Coast
Line
Atlantic
Coast
Line
Atlantic
Atlas
Refining,
Corp..
Air
Co.
RR.
common
common
5% ' preferred
Line Ry. Co.
(s-a)
(Conn.) (quar.)
(quar.)
4_
<quar.)_
iquar.F
(quar.)
Ltd.
5
4—1
Extra
Class
4-29
4-
9
7-29
7-
9
10-29'
10-
1-14
9
3-15
2-28
2-15
2-
2-15
1
3-
4
3-
4
2-11
1
2-
3-
2-15
1-31
$25c
2-28
1-31
3-20
2-20
__
com.
$10c
2-15
$15c
2-15
1-31
4-
3-
$37 %c
(quar.)
$$1.06 »/4
3.
190c
com.
1
3-15
4-
1
2-28
$31 %C
4-
1
2-23
$6c
—
4-
$37 %c
(quar.)—
3-
1
1-31
$20c
2-15
1-31
$75c
2-28
1-
4
2-28
1-
4
—
(increased)
(s-a.i
$$1.07
1-25
3-
8
2-15
12 %c
receipts
class
3-
1
2-15
3-
8
B
Co..
..
.
iquar.)
2
1
2-15
$13c
2-28
2-15
2-28
$25c
preferred
.____
common
(quar.)
.
5%
preferred
-B
—
.
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
B
West
Ceco
Steel
Central
Products
Corp.
(stock
2-20
4.15%
preferred
preferred
preferred
2-8
r
div.)
£_
—,
Vermont Public Service, com.
4.75%.
Cerro de Pasco (stock. diV.)
Cessna
12-25
Chain
3-
1
S3
Belt
Co.
Oil &
2-20
9-20
9-
7
12-
7
1-31
40c
2-15
2-
■
3% '
-
.
1
Chase
2-
1
Chesapeake
3-15
2-21
)5c
3-20
3-15
2-28
3-
25c
(quar.)
2-15
4
4,1t31
1
2-15
.
1-31
$1.04
4-
1
3-15
-$1.16
A-
1
3-15
$1.18
.
4-
1
3-15
2
5%
2-15
1-21
35c
2-28
2-15
3-12
2-15
:
(quar.)
50c
2-25
2-
(quar.)
75c
3-
2-15
8
Refining—
nreferred
Corp. (quar.)
Manhattan Bank
Corp.
of
1
15c
< N.
Y.)
Virginia
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co.
(Continued
on
.
page
2-15
30c
,
2-20
60c
iouar.)_;
(quar.)_
2-28
25c
...2-15...
" 30c
Channing
2-
3-12
8
8
2-28
(quar.)
convertible
3-12
3-
3-; 8
.6-
'
12-20
dividend
Champlin
1
3-20
6-20
.
5%
Aircraft
Stock
3|J 1
3-20
•
40c
iquar.)
•
2-18
2-15
$1.25
(quar.)
3-
1-18
•
$1.25
iquar.)
4.65%
3-1
9
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)__1'lx—_i_—__1_
2-18
-3-12
$1.31%
1-18
2-
$1.25
^
..
1
2-8
9
$1.25
1
(quar.)—.
South
1
3-1
2-
.
(quar.)—
B
&
3-15
50c
2-15
'
4
preferred
3-
2-18
2-15
2-28
$1.25
iquar.)
4-
2-13
2-15
2-23
$1.05
5%
25c
3-15
3-
60c
.»
(quar.
Co.,
56V4c
3-15
2-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
:
Soya iquar.)
Century Food. Markets
3-12*
3-15
2-28
(quar.)
Central
$1.25
2-15
1
$5c
of Georgia Ry. Co.—
preferred A (quar.)
5%' preferred B (quar.)
2-28
37%c
2-26
3-
56%c
pfd.
class A
5%
3-22
1-
3-11
60c
4%%
Ltd.,
5%
3-14
8
1-16
50c
(quar.).
(quar.)
&
1-25
2-15
40c
Central
,
5%,
-4-1
2-15
$$1.25
dep.
Products
Foundry
Central
,2-
8
3-20
Corp.—
—
B
4.20%
g
..
1-31
1
4-15
8V4%
Caterpillar Tractor,
2-8
;
5
$5c;
1-23
50c
1-31
2-11
19c
________
(quar.)
Ltd.,
common
preferred
3-15
~
2-15
10c
tquar.)
Pirie Scott
2-15
50c
2-15
55c
ordinary
Amer.
Food
3-29
50c
8
50c
:
(quar.)
Steel
Corp.,
4 %%
-
$4.50
3-
31c
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Catelli
t.
2-15
3-1
25c
2-15
12-31
2%
—
1 quar.i
Carson
2-15
3-
25c
(quar.)
Charlotte
Carrier
2-15
1
$1.25
*(quar.-)_
iquar.)__!_
dividend)
iquar.)
( final)
ord.
30c
(quar.).
1
15c
Co.
Corp.
Carpenter
2-15
33-
'
1
3-
2-15
Ltd.—
preferred
preferred
Carreras,
7
2-21
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Co.—
'Atlanta
4 % %
1
2-15
25c
2-15
y3-
30c
(quar.)—.
Ry.
Utilities
3-
25c
pfd.
1
2-14
$25c
2-28
ji5C
com. -(quar:)-
1
2-
2-28
$32 %c
Ltd.,
pref.
Pacific
3-15
$i5c
L
preferred
-
Breweries
conv.
3-15
...
4%%
2-
1
50%
(quar.)
Mortgage
quarter-
2-is
10%
3-11
:
3-
—
Permanent
Canadian
3-18
"
4-10
1
3-
30c
preferred (quar.)___
1
~.
3-18
$3
3-4
3-29
(quar.)
Refining,
preferred
$1.50
$5
Oil
Foundries,
4-1
5%
1
3%
Co.
$1.31 Va
4-
$1.10
1
Ltd.
'
2-
15c
-
—
common
Marconi
'
3-15
2-15
$1.10
iquar.)
Ltd.,
Canadian
3-18
(stock, dividend)
Equipment
Ashland
Iron
Central
'Armstrong Rubber, class A (quar'.Tl
Class B (quar.)
4--—i
1
_______
(quar.)
Canadian Oil Cos.,
3-29
(quar.)
Gas
4-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Canadian
6-26
Bancorporation <stock dividend )____
Arkansas Fuel Oil
Corp.
'Arkansas
Ltd.
2-20
30c
(quar.)_____
3-15
<quar.)_
1-31
,
series)
1
1-15
1___
(1955
4-
15c
(stock
Power
6-29
5
;
.
.
4
3-15
$$1.50
preferred
5
2-15
(quar.)
Quarterly ___________
Anthes-Imperial Co.,
2-
1
55c
Sons
3-20
Anglo-Newfoundland Development Ltd.—''-'
4
A
&
2-15
15c
4% -preferred
(quar.),
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
P.)
Foils
Canadian
5
53%c
common
1
4-
15c
7-
$2.25
2-
Trust,
ouar.)
common
iquar.).,
Oil,
<s a)
4
3-
$50c
-
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
37%c
quar.i
3-15
10c
,
.
Worts
preferred
(increased
3-15
2-25
jqc
.
2-14
31 %c
1
30c
.
Investment
Trust Co.
$4.50
Electric
2-
(quar.)_^_„
Packing
Increased
1-24
3-
37%c
(quar.)_
1
Co.
Electric
A
Canada
1-22
2-15
15c
4-
4C
$1
(quar.)
2-20
$1.12%
(quar.)
1
$1
.
^
u
General
pfd.
4-
,25c
tquar,)....^
(quar.)
Amoskeag Co.,
9
$1
$1.24
^
-
B
Insurance Co.
Temper
8
8
2-
8
2-
2-28
B
2-
:
A
6%
3-
(quar.)
Cement
$1.30
3-15
class
1
2-21
3-
31V4c
1
2-
Canada
343«c
3-
1
2-15
(quar.)
3-
3-
1
Glass, common
preferred (quar.
preferred
B
65c
Window
2-
3-15
3-
5%>
$1.35
(quar.)
&
preferred
Co.,
1-23
J25C
Mfg. Co., preferred
Co.
(stock
dividend)
Land
California
1-25
„
6
(quar.)
(J.
California
2-1
prior
1
25c
2-8
Canada
J.)
12-24
2
6-25
2-
i
50c
(N.
12-27
(quar.)
Timber.
3-5
Corp.—
(quar.)
Works
3-
:
(quar.)
Title Guarantee
-
Co.
$1.37%
(reduced)_i._l.
Co. (annuali__.
Titan Metal Mfg.- Co. (reduced
True
7
2-
1
^
Tiffany
60c
2-
9
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (initial seriesi
non-conv.
Water
3-
Markets,
5%
Shipbuilding Co.
com.
(quar.)
3-1
$1
Pulley
American
9-24
4,
15c
Co.
25c
American
9-27
95c
&■
Class
(quar.)
6-28
$1.25
Co.—
Co.
62%c
(quar.)
■4-5
$1.25
3-15
1
Canada
(quar.)
6-14
Gas
$1.25
2-13
(s-a)__
1-21
3-11
$$1.12V2
Biscuit,
15c
J.I
i;
3-
4-1-
72c
Terminal
Bush
2-20
-2-20
..$1.25
iquar.)
Co.
Falls
25c
2-15
3-
Burry
,3-15
6c
-"$1.25
35c
N.
Chemical
1
3c
3-10
•
iquar.)
Stores
Drug
Burroughs
2-15
50c
-
Ltd.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
1-31
4-
net
(quar.)
preferred
A:
2-13
(quar.)
&
6-23
2-28
(Toronto)
conv.
A
preferred
2
Burns
4%%
pfd.
Co.
3-
$1.46%
—L
5%
$4
3-
from
13c
net
' %
30c
4%%
.3-15
3-18
25c
87%c
Telephone,
preferred
Hill
2-15
(quar.)
$1.1384
common
(quar.)_,
Thorofare
Class
&0c
^
Manufacturing
Canadian
1
35c
•
(quar.)
Extra
Third
income
(quar )
4% preferred
Thatcher Glass
Potash
Common
1-28
2-15
and
from
preferred
Bunker Hill Co.
3-1
2-
($1.20
♦
L_
Taunton
Brunswig
Buck
50c
(Newark,
Ltd.,
$1.25
common
preferred
Meter
American
2-15
$1.12>/2
(quar.)
preferred
American
2-15
3-
Metal,
3-18
3-15
Insurance
4-1
5c
3-15
1
3-30
\ $1.33
Co.
preferred
Window
1
(quar.)
^
B
Shoe
1
(quar.
1
4-
45c
$12 %C
A
1st
1
—
American
<quar.i__
(quar.)
Transmission,
Texas Toy Co.
Textron, inc.,
2-15
4-16
Furniture
Hospital Supply
4-
$1.40
Fund
Columbia
3-
quar.)
$1.06%
(quar.)
3-
(quar.i
2-25
(quar.)
Cordage
50c
(Increased
Tiling
1-25
3-11
(quar.)
Green
Brown
Inc—
Cable
American
i_
com.
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
&
American
(quar.)
preferred
Encaustic
2-15
2-15
& Brass (quar.)
(From, investment Income)
preferred
Brown
1-25
4c
1
1
2-15
•'*15c
1
(quar.
$1.12%
income
33-
50c
income)
preferred
25c
(quar.)
$1.06J/4
< quar. )______
conjmon
1956
preferred
87%c
6c
earned
(qiiar.)
preferred
1
net
Co.
2-15
,1-23
t60c
$2
(quar.)
preferred
3-
from
2-15
1
Brooklyn Garden Apartments, Inc. (s-a)__
Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co.
(quar.)-_____
1-25
45c
1
3-
2-20
Calaveras
(quar.)„__
9
3-
25c
$1.18%
Borough Gas, common
4.40'rt--preferred (quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
2-
:
*
Fund
In
Aluminum
4.40%
1-25
2-18
2-18
50c
(quar.)
7
1
12 %C
(quar.)
Brooklyn
1-25
30c
2-
3-
Co,___.
common
Mutual
gains-
J25c
Semi-annual
Inc.—
Eastern
Transmission,
4%% preferred (quur.)__
•
3-14
2-18
93%c
2-28
15c
_____
Mfg.
3-16
capital
$3.80
2-15
50c
(quar.)
7
5
3-16
Ridge
''
3-15
1
50c
Shares
Chain
American
1
j:6c
(s-d)
Texas
4.75%
3-
50c
(quar.)_;
4%
convertible
preferred
Television-E'ieor.ronics Fund,
Approximate
4
3-14
Board
American
2-15
5%.
(interim)
(quar.)
Co.,
2-
1
1
3-
25c
;
2-
t
2-28
4-
14c
iquar.)
American
American
3-15
12V2C
9
2-
2-15
2-28
2-10
6%
3-6
quar.)
2-15
3-1
10%
\
3J30
Brockton
2-15
$1.25
common
Can
4
8
3-
50c
Sullivan
Transit
3-
2-
gc
Stratford
Syracuse
3-15
(quar.45c
(quar.)_
4-1
>
2-18
25c
$1.18%
tquar.)_——_
—_________
3-34
Broadway-Hale
3-15
$3
(quar.)
Business
Quarterly
12-14
$1
(quar.)
(increased)
1
25c
-
3-29
2,15
4%%
2-15
1
quar.)
3-10
75c
Class
2-15.
1
(increased
3-29
1
30c
<fc
Tobacco,
Brantford
2-18
5
4-
Machines, Inc. (quar.)
5
75c
Bowling
2-18
(quar.35c
common-
5
44-
(quar.)
1-31
.
3-
(quar.)
American
9-14
12-31
ioc
Coal
&
9-30
$1.25
Box
1
4-
.
4-
7%c
$25c
1%.%
(quar.)_
common
$5
2-15
1
.13-
(s-a)__
Bakeries, common
preferred (quar.)
American
6-15
yti.vs
Sons
&
Coke
6-29
40c
(quar.)
preferred
% %
American
3-15
5
3-
(quar.)______
(increased
Airlines,
1
-
~
1-31
1
3-
$1.15
American
8
3-
3-
V
•
1
(quar.)
British
2-15
10c
-
Boston <k Maine RR., $5 preferred (quar.)x_
$5 preferred
<cuar.)________^.
■j-
2-28
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.
1
2-
preferred
3%%
3-15
$1.12%
Canada,
2-
1
preferred
Class
(quar.
of
preferred
Aluminium,
2-15
3-30
Co.
2-
3-15
4-10
tlOc
*
(quar.)
$5
7c
Co.
1
3-
(qua'r.)__
Bohdstock Corp.
-Holders
2-15
15c
Inc.
2-
3-
1
convertible
6%
Bolm
Payable of Ree.
32c
com.
3-11
1
iquar.)
Co.,
Investment
real¬
(s-a)
preferred
American
2-15
2-
Co.,
pfd.
(Louis)
4%
8
Co
from
Bros,
-
___—
Aluminum
1
3-11
.....
Control
$3.75
MWhen
undistributed
27c
and
Ry.
Co.,
1
3-
Co.
&
Blue
?
$1
(quar.
Mills,
2-11
1
from
common
Business
4-
$$1.25
-
A
Shoe,
Gosoetfc
■
8
10c
Alloy Cast Steel Co.
(quar.)
Aluminum Co. of America, common
1
2-15
3-
Steel
C.»
3-11
8-26
£%' convertible
:
2-15
3-
-
.
8.)
Howell
'
5c
(quar.)
< quar.
Laboratories
Allis
2-15
preferred
Stifel
'2-18
3:1'
3-29
Share
--
(quar.)
Allied
3-
$1.05
*
Stores, Ltd.
(quar.)__
Inc., common (quar.)____
Allied
60c
1
•
Shoe
Vicksburg
1
—
preferred
<fc
Bloch
,
these being given in the
Participating
45c
(quar.)____
Aluminum Products
1-31
2-15
'-
75c
preferred .(quar.87«/2c
Co., 4.20% pfd. (quar.)_
*
' $1.05
7%• partic.
33-
$1.25
(quar.)__
•
announced In preriou*
The list does not include divi¬
(quar.)_______l_;_____2_
preferred
Extra
3-
3-15
$1.50
&
4-
$1.06
(quar,X__.
Birtman
Electric. (quar.)__^__—__x
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
4.25% preferred (quar.)
"
5.60% preferred iquar.)
Bliss ' & Laughiln, Inc.
,(quar.
2-11
.
1
50%
Power
(R.
Allied
1
3-15
(quar.)
preferred
5%
2-28
2-15
20c
quar.)
income
preferred
Wood
5%
Allen
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
'•
—
"
,
.
3-11
Ltd.—
4-%%. preferred (quar.
preferred iquar.)
1-31
3-
;
(5c
Corp.,
prior
Alabama
$1.06'A
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp._l_
5%
dividend)_xl_
(quar.)_;
,
,
4-
1
$1
'•434%
1-31
2-15
ill.37%
gains)—
Gas
Alabama
,
$1.26'/t
Jersey)
capital
Alabama
2-11
$1.1834
(quur,)_
(quar. )__;_:
this .week,
.
Inc.
Air Reduction Co.,
4.50',« preferred
1-22
2-22
(quar.45c
(Indiana)
(stock
Co.
(initial
Fund,
Aeroquip Corp.
Agnew-Surpass
1-22
25c
(Calif.)
pfd.
iquar.)
Products
investment
net
8
$1.12%
(quar.)
Standard Oil Co.
1-25
,
Industries
ized
2-21
26c
(quar.).
(quar.)________
<quar.)_____
Co.
2-
25c
__
2-15,
5-16
4-
i.
class
Aircraft
&
Best
1
give the dividends
we
Precision
Advisers
2-28
34c
common
Co.
1
26%c
:
<quar.)____;
Water
Standard
Standard
4-
3-12
20c
Gas Co., $6 pfd. A (quar.)
Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Life
Spencer
.
__
Ltd.
Corp.
announced
4.60%
_
:
25c
,
(A.
Bell
2-15
2-
6-14
9-16
175c
Stock dividend—
Belknap Hardware
,
„
3-22
8
10c
(quar,)_„_^__
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)____
2-28
25c
______
1
3-
5c
Co.';
Acme
2-15
40c
_____
43A%
preferred (quar. )___„__
5%
preferred -quar.)__
4-
2-15
2-21
4i-20
—
Paper,
Distilling—
Bell
15c
Per
1-25
1
i
2-15
50c
—__
Gas, common
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
3-22
25c
Name of Company
Chemicl—
Union
4%%
1-31
3-
5c
(quar. )__£__
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
2-15
1
3-14
$1.75
dividend
4% %
:
30c
________
(quar.
5%>
(Rudolph)
Below
5
70c
preferred
4%%
5.44%
1
4-
115c
■'
Common payment was omitted at this time.
Soul hem California Water, common (quar.)
4%
&;
Acme
i._.y
Agricultural
3-11
4-
5-16
8-26
$1
(quar,)
&
Lumber,
Beech
3-15
50c
common
preceding table.
1
$56:/4c
x
City Stockyards, common
$1.50 partic.
pfd.
(quar.)
Sivyer Steel Castings Co.
2
2-21
6-14
47 %C
iquar.)
payment
Beaver
Beck
2-11
4-
20c
weeks and not yet paid.
1-21
_
Sioux
3-1
"/
2-11
30c
2-13
2-20
t50c
(quar.)
.
(quar.)
1
95c
-—
Co.
Radio
dends
1-23
2-27
(quar.)
_____
Lighting
1-25
1-25
2-
Linday & Curr (quar.)______40c
Siegler Corp. (Del.)
,_J;
20c
Siiverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
115c
Class B.
1-21
3-
1
9-16
$1
common
(year-end)
(James)
Stock
3-15
1-31
50c
(quar.)__—
3-14
4
1-25
3-
$1
:
(quar.)
B
Cash
2-15
3-30
Beam
,
4-10
25c
Sibley,
Simmons
6
30c
*
,
preferred series B (ouar.)___
Silvray
6
1-31
25c
Indemnity
(quar.v
Water & Power Co.—$
preferred
4Yi%
2-
4-10
75c
30c
S-ockyards ;.(quar.40c
-
Risks
Shawinigan
4%
Marine
Unidn
.
Savage
&
1
% 15c
(quar.)
H.), Ltd.,
Power
A
Clasr
1-15
3-
8%
dividend)__—____
2-
4
50c
iquar.)___I______________
preferred
Class
2-19
.
2-
Paul
Co.,
(quar.)
■
(quar.i___
preferred
4y*%
3-11
10c
B.)
1
1-28
60c
Dessauer
(G.
Wurlitzer
(quar.)
Joseph Stock Yards
St.
(J.
Woolworth
/
St.
&
Zenith
(quar.)"
3-
534c
iquar.)
3-
3-15
50c
(quar.)__
preferred
4%-
Bathurst
8
A
2-25
20c
750c
7%
'
8
$1.12
(stock
Candle
preferred
Wood
8
com.
011
2-28
3-
Corp. dquar.)_________^,
Wilson-Jones
3-15
2-15
3-15
75c
2-15
$5
1-31
35c
pfd.
1-25
4
25c
profits)
1-21
class
3-
12C
—
net
common
(quar.)_^
Hyaro-Electric Co.,
Bangor
4-26
(quar.)rj
& Baumer
Wolf
%
;(quar.)_i_-.j.„_w.._—_
Ryan Aeronautical Co.
Fields
Paper
Williams
3-
2-15
1
5
3-
2-15
1
Whitaker
time)
4%%
Oil
(from
preferred
2-11
5-
2-21
3-15
i—
taken
preferred
2-13
1
1
2-
4.80%-
1-14
3-15
50c
4%
1
3-
3-
75c
(quar.)
4
4-15
i
(quar.)
3-
75c
Snowdrift,
6-15
and
profits)—.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
,
(quar.)
2-
20c
income
Common
1-21
2-15
$25c
RR.,
4%
4-26
3-15
$20c
(Jacob)
Common
Ohio
1
1
3-11
Pittsburgh Coal Co.—
payment, at
&
8
1
Participation
Westinghouse Electric, common
3.80% preferred B (quar.)_
Westmoreland,
Inc.
(quar.)
Weyerhauser Timber (quar.
..,v;%r'
preferred
Baltimore
2-
2-
Transportation,
&
9c
iquur.)_
2-
5-
Western
3-15
v;
Ruppert
Bros.
2-18
7
security
1
30c
common
preferred
3-18
3-15
Ltd.—
Rockwell
D.),
Oil
3-
50e
(quar.-)_-
non-cumuiative
(S.
$4.50
1
37 '/2c
-
•—^
(quar.)
Rochester &
2-
from
Collc-ries
2-15
1
30c
(quar^_
1-21
1
'
"A"—
Science & Electronics
1
(quar.)
com.
7-
$1.90
investment
3-
12 %c
(quar.
:—16%c
(quar.)
'
,
3-
^_______„
75c
(quar.»__—
common
preferred
Participating
Robinson, Little &
:
15c
(quar.
IOC
div.)
class
net
Ayrshire
2-13
65c
—
2-15
Inc.—-
Electronics
Fund
3-
quar.)
preferred
2-
15c
-_i_<•
,___
2-
2-28
$1.25
preferred
3-15
50c
12%c
(quar. )__;X._._
;
1
payment at
'--i:r';-.-:
(quar.)
2-20
25c
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(quar.
3-15
1
5
qvar.)_—
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30c
com.
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time)
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this
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divid.)
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Bheem
Axe
8
65c
$3
2-28
25c
,
1
(stock
3-30
&
from
50c
(increased
Iron
reduced
Vulcan
5%>
(quar.)
Class B
Soundcraft
2-
quar.)_____
$2
Quaker City File & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Reeves
$0,033
2-15
9
iquar.i..r
3-
50c
Science
Axe-Houghton
12 %c
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
(quar.)
Cp. (quar.)
Reed "(A. C.) Co.,- $2 partic.
1
3-
$1.75
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Co
Virginia
____
3-
75c
quar.)
(quar.)___2_^__^__:^__i~
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2-15
(quar.)
1
cash
4%
Southern
2-18
(quar.)
1
2-
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20c
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3-10
preferred
2-
1
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3-13
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1-24
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$0,087
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preferred (quar.)_—
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preferred
1
62 %c
(quar.)
common
50c
87%c
4.20%
4.32%
4-
3-
2-11
10c
.
dividend
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1-31
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of Rec.
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5-15
4
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(quar.)___
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preferred
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'2-15
3-15
2-
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32 %c
America
preference
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2-11
2-
$1
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Co,
3-11
class
Steel
S.
26c
Indiana,
3%%
Oil
3-
$1.37%
5%
U.
2-11
Holders
Payable
31
(quar.)
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2-15
1
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3-
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1
3-
12 %c
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of
40c
of
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2-15
2-
8
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______
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Sewing Centers, -Inc;
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Co.
Co.
3-
—--
(quar.)__„—_____—;
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2-15
3-
Atlas
Extra
3-
$4.80 conv. pfd. (quar.)$1.20
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25c
3-15
4 %■'.
15c
(quar.)—
com.
j-26
Ltd.—
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25c
$1.25
13- 4C
—•-—-
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&
50c
(reduced quar,),—
Canadian
'
Pittsburgh
Atlas Plywood Corp.,
When
Share
Company
2-28
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United
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Name of
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of Rec.
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United
2-11
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12 %c
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_____—_—
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Payable
(quar.)____
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preferred
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Share
Company
Gas
Inc..
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iquar.)
preferred
Trunkline
3-11
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S3.65 preferred (quar.)____——__—
Pioneer Finance Co., 5%% conv. pfd. (quar.)
6%
Per
Name of
2-15
——
Co. (increased quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
SI
of Rec.
3-11
——
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Mfg.
(increased
Holders
Payable
50c
j
—
Common
When
Share
Name of Company
Peter
When
2-15
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3-29.
2-11
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5
3-12
Number 5609
Volume 185
...
(619)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
^5S
Highest
38
6
45% Apr
18
Jan
EXCHANGE
Laboratories
Abbott
11
41 % Jan
37% Dec
6
98% Dec
14
109 % Feb
7
98
Jan
28
99 % Jan
17
Dec
4
14% Jan
9
11% Jan
2
12% Jan
28
ABC
ACF
Industries
11
Oct
1
Apr
10
20
23 % Dec
15% Jan
11
21
38% Jan
8
Jan
19
12% Dec
31
ACF-Wrigley
Jan
2
24% Jan
14
Adams
2
27 % Jan
11
134
July 17
Jan
13% Jan
2
14% Jan
7
22% Dec
31
20% Jan
14
23% Jan
31
50 % Jan
4
185 % Jan
8
19
9
52
Dec
10
9
190
Dec
13
Nov
46% Jan 21
180
25
Jan
i
11
111
Dec
14
17% Jan
7
3
77'A Jan
14
6% Jan
29
7'A Jan
4
31
117'A Jan
10
29
63 'A Jan
2
7
10% May
6% Dec
31
241% Sep
14
115
Dec
5
30
Jan
23
105:
Nov
30
12% Dec
5
Nov 28
Jan"
115
4
May
♦136
138
137
13%
137
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
20%
20%
21 '/a
21%
21 %
22 7
d Allied-Albany
4% Jan
17
98% Jan
3
Allied
Chemical
23
Jan
8
Allied
Kid
29 % Jan
2
30% Jan
8
Allied
44% Jan
23
Jan
8
29
37 V4 July 25
150
99% Feb
9
1% Dec
28
Dec
31
10
1
17%
18%
17%
*112% 114%
*112%
16%
*16%
*76
77
common
4
3
Jan
Dec
Sep
19
105% Sep
27
101 % Jan
21
Jam
31% Jan
7
34% Jan
22
95% Jan
9
97'% Jan
23
29% Jan
27% Mar
8
31% Oct
29
May 28
70% Jan
9
11
28
19% Dec
3
4% Dec
31
31
Jan
15
2
64
Jan
2
2
22% Jan
23
42% Jan
2
11
Dec
31
! Jan
19% Jan
.
23% Aug
47% Dec
118
113
25
64
45
7
4% Jan
2
40% Jan
21
39% Jan
3
Amer
4
4%
4
Jan
4
5% Jan
15
19% Jan
2
24% Jan
22% Jan
Jan
20
28
10
Amer
32% May 21
20% Jan 11'
7% Mar 12
1
49 % Apr
Nov
20
45% Jun
18
38% Jan
27
61% Nov
12
53% Dec
3
Jan
Dec
13
67
2^
35
Dec
42% Jan
41
Dec
18
61
Jan
23
126
Jan
24
Chain
&
53 % Jan
56% Jan
3
American
Chicle
Co
27
Jan
31% Jan
17
American
Color type
35
Jan
39% J an
8
American
Crystal Sugar com
Jan
25
156% Jan
3
Jan
9
28% Jan
25
13% Jan
2
15
Jan
11
American
Encaustic
14
American
Enka
Jan
2
14
71% Jan
21
79% Jan
28
Dec
26
142% Jan
'
25
1
19% Aug
Corp
2
27% Jan
35% Jan
3
Dec
7
Feb
1
48 % Jan
11
American
10
30% Dec
14
26"% Jan
9
31% Feb
1
American
Export
13 % Nov
27
16% Apr
5
43% Aug
2
23% Dec 31
14% Jan
30
16
Jan
24
American
36% Feb
1
38
Jan
17
American
23% Jan
2
American
30
American
25% Jan
44% Mar 12
3
Dec
48
35% May 28
46
20% Jan 31
18% Oct
4
Jan
25
142 % Nov
7
120
Jan
84% Jan
31
143
Au[j
7
121
11
Dec
31
14% Mar 21
11
96
Dec
4
96
86
July
102
9
17
131
Jan
Jan
29
131
Jan
Jan
22
Jan
9
96
Jan
2
15
Jan
13 % Nov
29
15
Dec
28
17% Jan
17
3
14% Jan
95
Dec
19
106% Feb
21
95
17% Apr
40% Dec
24% Feb
9
77% Dec
26
93
35% Peb
10
15% Jan
6%
19/64 Jan
Jan
7
Jan
18
41
Jan
21
44% Jan
31
Amer
26
28
Amer
Jan
21
Jan
2
97% Dec
6
108
98% Jan
23
28
Jan
16
98% Jan
22% Jan
8
31
21
25% Jan
15
25
17
29
4
34% May
Mar 16
2
30
Jan
27
Jan
21
26% Jan
13% Jan
30
13
Apr
5
15% Jan
11
16
5% Dec
31
8% Jan
3
5% Jan
7
55% Jan
12
70% Sep
17
62 % Jan
28% Feb
6
33% Dec
3
29% Jan
33% Nov
21
40% Jan
9
9
28
Mar
*13%
13%
1,600
4%
4%
4%
200
8,400
92
23
4
29%
30 %
'
115
*110
10
64% Jan
31
7
31% Jan
3
33% Jan
21
35% Jan
8
50% Jan
4
Jan
22
Amer
9
Amer
116%
Jun
'16% Dec
54% Aug
8
Dec
19
6
Dec
14
♦27
30»%
29 %
*28%
29'A
120
117'%
119%
115'%
116%
63
64%
65%
63%
63%
1,500
20%
47,500
61%
61%
21%
21%
20%
63
i
.20%
21%
♦100
108
*100
108
62
1%
118%.
119%
119
120
21
'
;
33%
*33%
34
33%
98
*96%
98
*96%
98
30%
30
30
64
30%
30%
66
,
22%
22%
106
43
107
22%
23
20
19%
19%
41%
41 %
40%
41
21
28
Nov
56
.Feb 21
105
46% Jan
23
142% Dec
12
42
Jan
Apr
Feb
46% Mar
25
39% Jan
19
Dec
13
59% Jan
87
Jun
94% Jan
4
41
52%
56
56'A
*29%
30%
30%
30
30
%
30
307k
30
30%
37
37%
37%
*36%
37
37
•36
36%
89
*86%
89
143%
*87%
88
58
Amer
72%
72%
72%
73%
143%
143%
144%
146%»
146 %
28
28%
13%
14%
26%
26:%
2
26
July 24
113
Nov
16
15
31'A
51,100
15
15
15%
147k
15%
14,000
37%
3754
36%
37%
36%
377k
367k
377k
9,700
37%
20%
21 %
20%
21
20%
207i
•20%
20%
1,600
129
130%
8,000
124'A
125%
3,200
21
28%
129%
127
129
129
125 %
121
131
123
123 %
123%
11'A
*ir
11'A
♦11
11 %
96
96
*96
97
•96
97
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
900
14%
15%
15%
15%
15'%
I,400
14 %
14%
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15'2
97
95%
95%
96%
96 V4
*96
34%
64
34%
34 %
34 %
34%
34
64
&
17/64
64
13
15
*80
81
*30
n7*
Oct
10
187% Feb
1
68% Oct
1
84% Apr
30
165
119
Dec
26
145% Jan
51% Jan
27
31% Nov
23
9
Jan
3
Dec
4
29
Jan
13
23% Nov
26
27
May 28
,17
33
14
78% Jan
73 % Jan
10% July 20
25
2
177% Jan
170% Jan
121
25
Jan
12
31
Jan
37% Jan
Feb
4
18
27
44'%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
4,500
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
26'A
27
6,200
26%
26%
*98%
99 %
*98%
99%
23
*22%
23
25%
*24%
25%
*15%
Jan
18
25
Jan
18
17% Dec
12
23% Mar 13
17% Jan
21
18%
Jan
11
65
Jan
23
87% Mar 19
66% Jan
21
72% Jan
9
63% Feb
14
85
74% Jan
29
79% Jan
11
Nov
7
25
22%
*24
31% Dec
6
90
3
Dec
32% Jan
10
30% May 28
26 % May 29
For
42% Apr
107
Jan
42% Dec
2
12
13
43% July 11
35% Mar 19
footnotes
see
page
33% Feb
92
Jan
1
37% Jan
4
14
93% Jan
10
39% Jan
4
41% Jan
Feb
1
39%
Jan'
Q
30
Jan
34
OCS/
28.
*156
160
23
99%
23
70
2,200
25%
15%
•15%
16
300
6
18,800
5%
5%
5%
63
64
63%
64'A
63 '/a
63%
4,700
31%
31%
31'A
31'A
31%
31%
2,000
34
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
53%
53%
53'.'4
54'%
52%
53%
5,800
53%
17%
17'/a
17'A
17
17'A
34,400
17%
17%
5%
s
160
5 %
160
*156
*155%
160
•155%
3,100
160
*6%
6%
6%
6%
4,100
34'a
34%
34'/a
34%
6,900
91%
92'%
92'%
•91%
52
52 7
52%
53
54%
54%
No par
100
Co
common
1
Co
153
44
151
153
44
8
121
121
42 %
42
*48
%
%
48%
123
76%
Sugar
Refining
Corp
25
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred 6% series
25
Preferred 5%% series
25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Viscose
50
Co
No par
Hocking Glass Corp—
Wire &
Cable
6.25
Common
No par
preferred
Clayton &■ Co
2
7
Anderson-Prichard
Andes Copper
•98%
*24%
91%
127%
(4
15%
99%
23
25%
92
Stores
Anaconda
16
H
92
Snuff
Anaconda
17%
22 7
92%
Anderson
31
*155%
17%
*98%
*24'A
92%
preferred
Anchor
\
17%
76%
*'
350
84
*81
81
43%
126%
2
Jan
21
747,800
9/64
27%
100
10
9 % Jan
9% Jan
25% Jan
16,400
i'g
9/64
6%
preferred
American
34%
'/a
44
122%
6%
2,390
97'%
33%
43%
com—100
7% preferred
100
American Sumatra Tobacco
5
American Tel & Tel Co
100
American Tobacco common
25
25
129
Jan
97%
98
34%
81
81
*80
81
20
34%
American
137% Jan
100
*11
G%
American
21
125
11
97
33%
8
Jan
124 %
11
*96
11%
97
6%
24
Feb
13074
34%
Jan
11
130
% [
6%
49% Jan
132
28
14%
33%
3
16
29%
28%
6%
22
19
281/2
48 %
*47%
33%
47% Jan
Jan
3,600
6%
122% Jan
16% Jan
146
46'A
32%
1
28
46
15
15%
4
28
47
28%
34
41% Feb
Dec
800
1,600
47
47%
*95
120% Jan
10% Dec
132
5,600
13%
26%
14
,
'/a
14%
*14%
25
6%
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steei Foundries
1
125
28'A
26%
14
26
27%
*96
3
1
28
*13%
14
26%
47%
*11
24
3
2,000
15
124
Jan
Jan
14374
28%
125
45% Jan
46% Feb
143
43
*20%
155% Jan
106
100
21,900
36%
8
7%
400
72%
717k
5
10
Co
Smelt & Refg com
American
1,400
14%
21
21
2,500
47%
Jan
44
28%
1,300
•
26%
14
26%
14
26-%
26%
145'A
144
28
28
27%
281%
*13%
73%
72 %
2,200
4
23
2
51% Jan
*86%
73%
27%
144% Jan
21
%
37
88
88
88
.
Euilding Co—No par
American Ship
129% Mar 26
51
48
17
25,500
52'A
52%
85% Jan
41
40%
33%
23
59% Mar 20
174
10
120
Nov
200
3,900
40%
55%
33%
34% Jan
41%
53
54%
2
41
5
41
53%
30% Jan
20
5
55'%
33%
6
23
•293A
5%
52 %
1
No par
Rad & Std Sany common—5
preferred
100
10
36% Jan
22%
20
5
41
Co
Safety Razor
14,000
23
*1974
56
& Chemical
Seating
7%
1,600
41
31%
American
106 %
53
63 7
American
106 %
52%
31%
9
107'%
43
*106'%
55%
63%
17
6,200
41
31%
6% Jan
43%
53%
63%
18% Jan
43%
42%
55-%
31%
153% Jan
17,200
53
63%
J
10
22
54%
No par
9
l.OOO
66
21%
53%
40%
5%
2
Feb
•64
22%
54
15%
6% Jan
17
66
%
22
41%
41%
5%
153% Jan
30
5%
5
5%
5
5
41%
98
30
22%
23
15%
13
%
107 /
22%
20
1,100
33%
*97
30
98
29%
*64
*19%
23 %
%
%
22%
43
43
106
42%
43 %
105
33%
33%
*97
66
22%
22%
33%
105
*97
109
*100
11,400
'
*64
64
L
5%
27
;<;
20%
20%
20%
.
108
33%
15%
Feb
177
3,700
1%
30%
*28 %
25%
Optical
1%
1%
1%
*27'%
29'%
5%
Potash
12,600
31
1%
15%
American
12,700
*28%
*24%
8% Feb
24% Mar 20
5
150
56
2,200
87%
*27%
1%
8
1
43
119
29'/4
1 3
8
20
1
5
25
Co
36%
120%
86%
87%
120%
119'%
31
1 7
23%
News
87 '
87%
36%
37%
37'%
37
119
300
115
*108
116
*10.)
30,000
33%
33
33%
7,700
82
'82
82
33 ',4
116
117%
98%
American
43%
87%
89
22%
Corp
American Natural Gas Co
43%
37
%
37
117%
97%
American Motors
43%
*81'%
33%
%
►110
2
Molasses Co
2
11
43 %
43%
71%
100
American
Jan
6% Jan
1,500
82
*87%
100
Products com
5%% convertible preferred
30'/a
30
No par
Metal Co Ltd common.No par
Metal
500
30%
30
—
preferred
22%
30'/a
37
Machine & Metals
% %
22'/a
30%
91%
.
*28%
15
American
22'%
30
53%
1
rights
91'/a
22 %'
91
%
:
*22'/a
53%
No par
preferred
90%
23
92
91
91%
33
40%
noncumulative preferred—100
3.90%
79
7
22% Dec
25% Nov
Products
Common
24
Mar 29
81
13%
*4%
82
5
International Corp
1
American Investment Co of 111-—1
5% %
prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry common—7
37% Jan
1
% Feb
13%
4%
*27
41
American
97% Feb
1
13%
*4%
43%
22%
Lines Inc
Ice Co common
American
15% Jan
21
33% Feb
11
45% Nov
2
Jan
13-%
33%
*19%
Secur—No par
40c
& Foreign Power—No par
Gas & Electric Co
10
Hardware Corp
12.50
Hawaiian SS Co
10
American-Home
11% Jan
150
*103'%
4%
81'A
42%
European
17% Jan
25
103 %
13%
*22%
118
105"
1
5
Tiling
103%
103 %
43%
22%
prior preferred
4%%
30
"20
38,300
56%
103'%
13 %
33%
30
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series C-100
American Distilling Ca
20
88
120
55%
103 %
105
56%
29
*64
10
10
Co
9
28
27% Mar 21
8
12% Dec
:
310'%
►112
55%
81 %
33%
No par
No par
Cable
►205
115
115
43'A
*96%
25
American
26
157
22% Jun
common
preferred
2
Feb
100
7%
Co
Can
American
7
310'%
*205
55%
54%
500
122,000
6%
*4 %
116
"103
1
12.50
Corp
& Radio
Cable
American
18
_
120
61 %
20
Jan
84
*115
54
6%
31
•
1
common
56% Jan
,
79 % Dec
81
Inc
52 % Feb
<
*205
120
33%
119'A
100
preferred
76%
82
1%
No par
com
*76
6%
6%
*23
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
5%
Co
77
6%
*27 %
2
convertible preferred
a
37 % Apr
27% May 15
.
Shoe
Brake
*76
*76
18
103%
4%
1171/8
50
preferred
American Bosch Anna Corp
110% Jan
Jan
105
6%
77
87'A
American Airlines common
2
7
26
108
21% Dec
3.
16%
36 %
Agricultural Chemical—No par
>-1
3%% convertible preferred
100
American Bakeries Co com—No par
4%% conv preferred
100
American Bank Note common,—10
15
24 % Jan
1
Mar 19
36
7
1
1
•
114'%
*16%
310 %
37%
Amer
66% Jan
25
►112%
16%
52%
89%
.No par
Feb
'
10
28
4
Jan
126
Oct
23
16
124% Jan
114'%
*16%
6%
310'%
87%
1
)
291/4 Jan
2
*112%
16%
6%
36%
J-50
2
114%
16%
*205
43%
1
1
15
18
Jan
Jail
20'A Feb
,
95 % Dec
Sep
.
61 % Jan
9
Jan
26% Mar. 16
17
2% Jan
28
18
17%
*112%
16%
1
Jan
26
115
79
4
22
120% Jan
7
29
Jan
18%
114%
10
No par
6,400
17%
*110
91%
23
30%
*110
I—100
10
Jan
19
31% Nov
10
Jan
28
3
—18
5
No par
Dye
Co
2%
100
1,600
2%
18%
6 %
13%
33 %
93% Jan
1% Jan
13
Apr,
&
13%'
*4%
90%
*22%
30%
—1
Corp———5
—
2%
2%
18%
18
_
43%
39
121 % Mar 23
58
77%
0%
6%
*205
310%
*112
120
52% 54
*102% 103%
*80%
115
113
July 17
3% Jan
39
24
Sep 27
91% Jan 10
16%
*76
5
100
1
100
^
3
2%
2%
2%
3
20
8
22,800
50
49'%
50%
49%
160
100
18
8,800
100
10
No par
21
22%
160
7
3 5'A Jan
July 11
22%
188
30
85% Jan
Mar 12
47
133% Aug
Jan
34% Jan
1
112% Jan
125
8
17
14
Feb
33
82
23%
*156
Mills
Jan
23
*185
Paper
1
3
4,200
160
Industries Inc
21
13%
190
Allegheny
90'A Jan
13%
*156
common—
22% Jan
700
13%
k
49 %
491/8
49%
800
13%
*184'/a
preferred
9
136
136
160
100
25% Aug 15
77
27
137
135%
129% Apr
43
Oct
136
135 %
Allen
3
40
27
4
4
38
27
*26%
7
97% Jan
39% Oct
27
26%
13% Jan
56% Jan
99"
27
24%
26%
104% Jan
28
16% Jan
7,900
2 7'A
24%
26%
24%
*26%
11
30% Nov
.
3,000
24%
25
21
64
2,900
34
24%
Jan
Dec
30
15%
33%
Jan
42% Dec
28
15'/a
24%
13
23
Apr
Feb
15%
33%
24%
102
36 % Apr
82
15%
33%
24%
12
26
34
15%.
33%
18% Jan
11
104% Nov
15%
33%
117'A Mar z7
29 'A Dec
77
15%
33%
188
Inc
4'A Feb
88
21% Dec
700
15%
Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd—100
52% Jan
17
64% Dec
4,400
33%
Alleghany Corp common—
5%% preferred A
i
$4 conv prior preferred—Nc par
14
241% Sep
160
Inc
62'/,
10,700
15%
preferred
4%%
61%
24%
&.
Products
Aldens
%
*156
8
21
62
*183
Jan
76% Jan
62
188%
25
16 % Jan
5,500
62%
160
113% Jan
6
62 %
49
19
23
62 %
►156
Alco
23% Feb
63
"184
16
88% Jan
12%
49%
11
21
12%
180%
3'A Jan
31
12%
48%
19% Jan
Dec
12%
180%
*156
2%
2
16% Dec
12%
62'A
12%
series—lOO
1951
2
7%
12%
common—_No par
pfd
conv
2% Jan
114
12%
1
17% Jan
117 % Jan
98
—1
16
4% Feb
13
Dec
38%
98
34%
1
23% Mar 22
2% Dec
17
38 '/a
98
24%
Vicksburg tty
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Mar 14
163
9
38%
98
•98
15%
No par
Air Reduction Inc
4.50%
98%
98
33%
Co
Corp
Alabama
38%
99
12%
39
98
—1
Inc
Corp
Aeroquip
38%
Skates
39%
38%
38%
|
10
Express
Admiral
3
22 % Jan
the Week
Feb. 1
62 %
Addressograph-MulLigraph Corp—10
18
139 %. Jan
3
Inc
Corp
Adams-Millis
154
Friday
Jan. 31
12%
1
—25
Stores
24
Thursday
Jan. 30
38%
100
„
Co
24% Jan
Feb
77
Steel
Acme
4
36% Feb
155
64
4
11% Apr
136
2
58% Jan
29% May
6
108
2
33% Jan
3
32% Jan
19
Sej)
9
14'% Jan
28
37% Dec
29% May 25
22
Jan
July 30
67% Jan
55
14
Rales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 29
98
5
common
preferred
conv
SALE
Tuesday
Jan. IX
Par
Vending Corp
4%
HIGH
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1956
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Oil
Mining
Corp
21.80
10
14
137
11%
174
33%
137%
11%
174-%
34%
9%
9%
•26%
26%
*25
25%
151
149%
45
45
44%
'120%
42
122%
42%
*48%
48 %
122%
122 %
137
11%
174%
76%
127
33%
137%
11%
174%
77
127%
33%
150
44 %
123%
121
42%
43%
53%
54%
150 %
150'%
44 %
*121
42%
53'A
148
350
54
II,400
150 %
990
1,000
44%
44
44 'A
123%
•121
123%
44%
41%
6,700
47%
48%
47%
5.200
48%
121'A
121 'A
118
11874
1,000
122 %
136
137%
134 %
136
137
137 1::
48'
4
11%
175
11%
11 %
11%
177%
176%
1777s
46%
11
175%
77'A
1,000
176%
34,300
78
77%
77%
78%
127%
127%
127
12774
970
127%
33 %
3 3'A
33
33'A
16.600
33:%
97s
97s
1,700
33%
97a
9%
9%
9%
938
26%
*26%
26%
*26 %
26%
26
26%
*25
25%
*25
25%
•25
25%
26
177a
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
70%
69%
68
707k
69%
67
70%
68
71 %
76
76
75
75%
75
75
76.%
74%
77
75
34%
33%
34
33'A
33%
34
95
33%
*92
34%
95
41%
41%
40%
34%
35
34 %
34%
28%
28V4
28 %
*28
33 71
*92
95
►92
95
•92
200
25%
17%
40 '/4
15,300
77
127
69:%
34
650
11%
17%
*92
100
42
*121
9 %
♦25
93
2,166
48,300
560
3.000
95
40%
41%
41
41 %
5,700
40%
34%
35'A
34
34%
5,500
34 %
34%
*28%
29 V,
29%
30
40%
*29%
31
300
15
1Z
(620)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
35 Va Jun
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
%
41V*|Apr
27% Jan 23
9
35% Jan
39% Apr
23
9
31% Feb
46% Feb
9
69% Dec
15% Feb
7
24
14
3
1
54% Jan
29
26 Va Nov
~29
Dec
5
2
14% Feb
15Va Jan
21
26% Jan
31
May
37% Mar 27
102% Mar
17
89
19
20
11
4
Mar 29
30% Mar 29
28
17
Feb
5% Jan
11
17
28% Jan
7
Jan
21
18 "a Jan
7
29% Jan
the Week
Feb. 1
Shares
37%
37
37%
37
37%
36%
37
36%
36%
31%
31%
31%
31 'a
31 'a
31 %
31%
31%
31
55%
57%
54%
15
56%
55 "«
56''a
56%,
57%
5511
15
56%
39.000
14%
14 '.a
13%
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
*14'«
14%
17,200
*14%
15%
*14%
20%
27 %
26 %
10
Carpet
15%
*14%
15%
27%
27%
27%
27',
No par
by*
s«%
88
88
5
*18%
19%
*18%
19%
5%
common
_1
preferred
Corp
Co
Inc.;
1
»5%
5%
28%
28%
4
29 %
Industries
Inc—
17%
.
29% Feb
10
97
Oct
Jan
3
110% Jan
•
35
9
Jan
23
73
Aug 28
30% Jan
98
18
Jan
2
63 V2 Jan
22
32% Jan
103
8
Jan
28
66% Jan
10
5.25%
1st
Atchison
25% Nov 21
33% July 25
10
Nov
30
11% Aug
26% Dec
17
30% Mar 13
90
Nov
28
43% Jan
8
83 Va Nov
Feb
27
24% Jan
28
11
10%
23
5%
28%
29
90
Jan
3
9
40% Jan
29
43% Jan
3
63% May
29
8% Nov 29
84% Jan
95
49 %
11
47 Va Jan
4%
4
94
11%
18% Jun
16% Jati
3
18
24
13
91
71
Jan
29
78
14
11% Jan
10
Jan
14
17
9
1
Aug
9% Jan
Atlas
Sep
13
19
17% Feb
27
Feb
1
17%
22
8
34% Oct
29
30% Jan
2
34
14,.
5% Sep 26
7% Feb
24
5% Jan
2
7
49 % Feb
24
43% Jan
3
26
B
RR;
24 %
10% Jan
7
Jan
8
46% Jan
9
18%
19%
*18%
19%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
28%
28%
28%
28 %
28%'
9,400
60
1,600
2b-j
700
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'%
17%
17%
9,900
23%
29'»
29%
29%
29%
29%
1.600
31%
31%
101%
31%
102::
31%
102
313»
101
04%
24 V*
24'%
102
65
64%
Oo
*100
%
65 %
31%
31%
-1C0
65%
%'
2,300
102
65%
110
65%
2,600
preferred—
Automatic
conv
24 %
24 7 a
247o
24%
24%
24 3
4
47,500
10%
10:!«
10%
10%
10%
10V2
10%
10»%
10,400
28's
28
28
28
28
28
28'.,
95%
95
95
*95
95%
41 %
,
42
'
x40%
;v
44'%
*93
95%
41%
42
45
44 (.y
92 %
*93
44%
92%
44%
-
92%
42 %
y
95'7
42
42%
42
45
43%
44%
92%
91
1,200
42
91%
-
44
»/2
,
10
6,800
12,700
.100
92%
92%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 Vb
11%
11
%L_20
17%
11% '
17'-H
17%
17%
17%
17%
177b
17%
1738
17%
5.800
72 Viz
2,100
_;20
72%
common—No par
10
pref <$i.20)___No par
Canteen Co of Amer
5
Avco Mfg Corp
24'%
23%
44%
prior
12.25
19%
*95
common
Nichols
Conv
*18%
10%,
10
■
Auatin
26%
89
28%
10%
'
No par
common—.
preferred
Atlas;Powder Co
22%Jun
37% Sep
series
Corp
0%
89
*28%
10
com—6.50
■
16% Jan
9
Line
Refining
S3.75
28
27
10% May 28
1
2
15% Dec
Co
100
Coast
Atlantic
25
81% Feb
preferred
preferred
Atlantic
8
64
15%
26%
91
28%
•
29 %
31%
303
64
_10
non-cum
Atlantic City Electric
23
32
103
lo
Common
3
2
Jan
31%
100
Co
*14%
*89
*
Topeka & Sante Fe—
27
10 % Jan
27
47% Aug 14
99% Feb 20
27
35% Jan
101
3
preferred—:
Associates Investment
15%
26%
91
*89
29%
17-%
-
1,900
5%
*28%
17%
23 %
Associated
65
,
3,100
—_5
Ashland Oil <fc Refining com
i
2nd preferred #1.50 series—No
par
Dry Goods Corp—
Common —,
1
3
29'/a Jan
for
Friday
Jan. 81
2.50
Arvln
Sales
Thursday
37%
Illinois.;—
Constable
Artloom
PRICES
Jan. 80
31 'a
Corp
issued
13.75
Arnold
2
Jan
Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
20% Jan
SALE
Wednesday
Jan. 29
„5
Armour & Co of
Whep
HIGH
Tuesday
Jam's
No par
_
Corp
Armco
Jan
5'A Jan
Oil
16% Jan
Jan
31% Mar 15
27% Oct
Argo
4
AND
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
16^ Jan
30 1 Jan
19
13
8% Jan
22
65% Jan
86
26% Jun
15% Jan
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Jan
2
22
11
36
6
18'/a May 24
4s/a Dec
5
Jan
NEW YORK
37 % Jan
1
—
82
STOCK
8TOCKS
Year 1950
Lowest
EXCHANGE
Monday, February 4, 1957
...
(The)
common
preferred
V2%
71
71%
713t
%
10%
*10%
17 Va
*tT%
17%
33 %
"v 33%
333«
33%
33%
65«
6%
6%
43%
43%
10
17%
33«4
6%
44%
.
6%
44%
3
*91 Vss
10%
*17%
;
10%
*17%
_No par
*9212
4
,
72
6
44
Va
70
61.900
73
72
72
*10
10 3 8
10%
10%
*17%
173«
17
17%,
200
33%
33:,a
33%,
33%
1,900
6%
'
67«
6%
6%
51,100
44%
4C0
%
44
44
*43%
.
'A
44
1,200
B
4% Dec
17
35 Va May 24
7% July 12
48% Dec
5
11% Jun
a
15% Jan
12
317/a Dec
17
35% Feb
7
95
Nov
29
113
85
Dec
21
105
41% Feb
13
53
Feb
2
Apr
19
May 10
4% Jan
30
5»/« Jan
4
41% Jan
21
46% Jan
11
Babcocik &
12% Jan
2
15
16
Baldwln-Llma-Hamilton
32% Jan
3
96 % Jan
86
3
Jan
2
44% Jan
16
Jan
34% Jan
100 % Jan
92
28
25
Jan
31
47 % Jail
4
Babbitt
(B
Gas
28
57 % Jan
2
Bangor
ac
43
May 28
Jan
Jan
29
22
7
17
Barber
Oil
13% Jan
29
Barker
Brothers
8
4Va %
Jan
56
Jan
18
6
16% Jan
4
17
Jan
2
56% July 16
49% Feb
1
54% Jan
11
61% Jan
23
134"% July 13
Nov
27
106% Jan
20
94'A Jan
3
96 % Jan
17% Sep
13
37% Jan
9
18% Jan
2
20% Jan
25 y« Jan
23
43% Dec
23
Jan
21
10
94
80
Dec
Sep
26'/a Aug
10
NOV
20
Jan
37
31
134
Jan
42
10
7
1]
Jan
2
91
Va Aug
8
Dec
31
47% Jan
3
4
29
17
0
32% Dec 26
81
83 % Feb
1
Jan
23
16
Beech
31 Vb Jan
2
29% Jan
38
14
Feb
0
10% Jan
2
11% Jan
28
Jan
3
20% Jan
2
at'm jan
j
31
4.5% Jan
28
50 Va Jan
85
27
101
8
19
53
140 ya
Dec
31
May 28
Jan
30
64% Dec
27
22 Va Aug
9% par.
10
10
86
Jan
8
58% Jan
21
62% Jan
3
<fc
4%%
Bendix
4
1% Jail
2i
8
Best
&
Co
44% Jan
3
4 5'A Jan
7
Best
Foods
1
54 % Jan
7
Bestwall
28
19834 Jan
2
Bethlehem
46% Feb
177
Jan
84
Jan
147
28
Jan
4
14% Jan
7
47 'A Jan
18
Jan
24
15% Jan
11
155
11
71 '/a Jan
4
74
Jan
15
50% Sep
0
46% July 17
32 Va May 11
46 % Jan
7
54 % Jan
25
33
Jan
21
43% Jan
26% Jan
28
2934 Jan
2
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Benguet
New
4%%
pid
&
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(E
Dec
13
28 Va Feb
1
33% Jan
2
Bliss
&
65% Dec
12
54 'A Jan
28
61Ve Jan
2
20
3
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22% Jan
2
23 y4 Nov
21
29% Apr
34% May
12
Mar
1
14% Dec 26
9% Dec
54
26
1
25% Feb
Book-of-the-Month Club
17
57 Va Jan
7
Borden
5
98 Va Feb
10
80
57% Mar 19
50
41% Jan
3
29% Jan
1
1
61% Jan
3
14% Jan 31
64% May 10
43
10
41
Dec
28
58
12% Dec
31
3
46
Jan
10
Borg-Warner Corp
87
Jan
22
53 3A Jan
24
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Boston Edison Co
1
19% Jan
3
2
47% Jan. 10
1
11% Jan
2
36
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2
38% Jan
11
42% Jan
3
48
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11
0
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2
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10
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28% Feb
21
47
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14
10
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17
41
21
45% Jan
9
92'/a Oct
26
100
32 V, May 25
37
13% Dec
39% Nov
17
16
25% Jan 23
Feb
29
Aug
2
15y« Apr 27
46
Aug 29
45% Dec
17
85
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ia
23
30
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35% Jan
10
Brooklyn
Union
15
15
Brown
&
11
Brown
Shoe
42% Jan
4
1
Jan
2
4733 Jan
17% May 28
89
95% Jun 22
89
5
24
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Jan
47
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11
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22
21
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18
20% Jan
10
21
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15
9
27
Feb
1
Dec
1
33
28
36% July 17
38% July 30
30% Feb
26
Jan
17
2332 Feb
1
20 Vs Dec
10
29 % Jan
11
23
8
20% Jan
21
3
13
12% Aug 21
65
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Mar
16% Jan
30
81% Jan
'• Jan
.
2
21
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2
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74 Vs Jan 23
Bucyrus-Erie
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Buffalo
68
Jan
4
8
65
Jan
24
65
Jan
24
86% Mar
0
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713-2 Jan
74
Jan
23
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second
2
Oct
20
31% Jan
12% Apr
10
25% May
34% Dec
14
98
8
Aug 13
40% Jan
23
4% Dec 10
12% Jan 20
5'A Aug
9
34 V, Nov 23
20
5
105 Va Aug
11% May
8% Apr
3
J
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16 Va Mar 20
7% Jan 17
43% Jan
3
18 % Jan
31
19
Jan
3
Feb
1
29
Jan
11
9% Jan
2
26
32% Jan
102
Jan
41 % Jan
2
4
21
5% Jan 16
2
6% Jan
;
—
35% Jan
2
13 % Jan
2
78% Jan
2
55
Jan
4
0
30% Nov 29
25% Jan
21
36% Mar 10
60
31% Feb
1
60 Vb Apr
30
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15
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4
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83
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8
3
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11
2
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Butte Copper <fc Zinc
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60 VA
18%
1%
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preferred
Byers Co
61%
18%
52 %
5
11
88
1
104% Jan
7'a Jan
13
Oct
16
14% Jan
21
55
45% Jan
28
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Feb
10
13% Jan
75 Vb Dec
13
10% Jan
61
*73 %
:
600
1%
47%;
179'a
15
90
a
18%
53%
5
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Bush
Apr 10
22% Sep 18
9% Jan 23
44%
44%
46V
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%
2,900
61%
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47%
153
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preferred
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15
44%
153
29%
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19
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39% Jan
44%
177
29 7
18%
31%
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47 %
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27
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177
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50
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90
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90
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41
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—,
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30%
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41
10
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38
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30
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38
86
30
46%
com
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Gas
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38%
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30%
31,500
common
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41% Jan
41
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86
30%
1
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85
26% July 19
56% July 18
21% Jan
3
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3
21
29%
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Bristol-Myers Co
87
30%
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-
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18
Jan
38%
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41
23%
preferred
30
40
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31
10
47
—
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Jan
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100
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14% Jan
Jan
20%
464
100
Bridgeport Brass
conv
19%
46%
j,
34% Jan
Si Feb
23% oct
38 Mi Jan
5%
preferred
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4%%
20%
46%
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Jan
9
24% Apr
20
130
4 a '■■■
common.
RR—
10% Feb
.
20 %
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15
2
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260
20
20
1
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96%
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41% Oct
31
23
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126
11%
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126
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Bond
50% Apr
96%
135
11%
1
1
3
96%
125
24 Va
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7
3.400
95
11%
(Delaware)
3
50
49%
135
23%
1951
10% Fell
49%
4,600
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16% Jan
49%
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17%
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50
50
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42
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12
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42
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31 %
1
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50
42
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44%
Bohn Aluminum
Co
16%
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2
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58
16%
18
2
•
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17
60
9% Jan
54
58 Va
16%
1%
13Va Feb
12
44
57%
16%
18%
14 Vt Jan
Jan
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59
61%
3
64
44
11%
Laughlin Inc____._____2.50
Airplane Co
5
Stores
1,000
1a
1
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35% Dec
10
3.400
13%
18 %
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27
Oct
28% Jan
16 >4
60%
17
17
Aug
9
78%
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Dec
17
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79
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Class B
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79
1
25
14
300
78
16%
50%
53%
77%
13%
1 peso
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54
771'a
29%
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series
700
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19%
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62%
13%
1
Decker
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20
62
22
preferred
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61%
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11%
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1%
61 %
54
11,600
11%
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(Del)
62
54
77 Va
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62
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220
45 %
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46
21 %
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46
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46%
100
1
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46
53 %
4
38%
2
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1
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36
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34
23%
4
100
100
20
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58
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13
100
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140
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92
38%
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100
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Aviation
19% Jan
77% Aug
9
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preferred
21 Va Dec
28% Nov 29
59
50%
4%
43
34 1
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77
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44
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91
46
53%
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7
20
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100
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61%
44
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1
13
25% Nov
13%
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Beiciing-Heminwuy
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2
16% Jan
28% Jan 23
5
Corp
Inc
Life
>3
172% Feb
5
Beech-Nut
3 % Jan
8
10
2
Creek
18% Jan
20
Dec
10
30
(A S)
4%%
Aircrait Corp
307b Feb
Dec
32% Feb
1
common
Beck Shoe
94,
13 y. Jun
71
1.
Jan
85
44% Jan
146
RR
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Works
33% Apr 17
53% Jun 22
•
14
44 '/a Dec
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Cigars
Beech
40 % Jan
50% Dec
1
100
91 %
preferred
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Inc
—_—2,56
Becknian Instruments Inc
1
3
27
1
100%
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2
8
1 % Dec
100
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17
Jan
14
30% Oct
100
loo
preferred
Iron
Jan
28
18% Nov
B
Beatrice Foods Co common.
12.00
33/a% conv prior preferred-—100
40
Jun
48 Va Jun
Bath
Bayuk
28% Jan
28'A Feb
Nov
33 34
—
31
19l/aJun
39
126
series
Aroostooa
83% Jan
44
19% Jan
17
116
Jan
12 % Jan
43 '/a Jan
67% Nov 26
16 Vs Aug 21
45
77
12
34%
79 %
53 % Jan
14
34
77%
24
12
34%
%
67% Oct
Sep
33%
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53%
9
Jun
Co
61
42% Jan
16
13%
53%
4%
82 V* Jun
43 Va
13%
61 %
1
44
4 "4
43 %
13%
4
45 1
62 % Feb
6
4%
43%
18%
45%
2
19
4%
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noncumu'iative preferred—100
58% Jan
Jan
%
42%
44%
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12% Oct 31
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13
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STOCKS
Lowest
Highest
12
41% Feb
23
45 Vb Aug
23% Dec
31% Jan
Nov
14
Nov
30
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Airlines
21
26% Jan
Capital
21
45% Jan
Carborundum
3
25% Jan
Jan
30
104 % Jan
2
29
22% Nov
29
27 Ye Apr
2
22% Jan
403/4 Feb
29
65% Dec
31
56% Jan
49 % Nov
20
623/s May 16
Carrier
65 % Jan
11
4434 Feb
1
46% Jan
7
21% Jan
31
22% Jan
4
Jan
5
143/4 Jan
2
16% Jan
14
119% Jan
9
Jan
2
110% Jan
14
7 %
5% Jan
11
5% Jan
16
6VaVo
18
11% May 28
' Dec 21
Dec
23
94
4 %
"87
Jan
18
96% Jan
96
Jan
17
97 % Feb
14% Jan
2
17% Jan '
8
<
10
21
119
Feb
27
105% Jan
30
108
Jan
11
21
75
Jan
13
65% Jan
2
70
Jan
8
3
Feb
14
28
Nov
28
17
81% Feb
28
38% Jan
11
17% Jan
9
18% Jan
23
16
20
7
23
20
v'8 % Dec
43
Jan
22
21% Nov
14
35
3-
86% Jun
9
Jan
13
3
18
16
4
•
15% Jan
61
Aug 14
52% Jan
2
113
Feb
1
95% Jan
21
27 5/8 Jan
23
35
July 24
29% Jan
2
43
Jan
21
3
32
3
Aguirre
Aug
9
41% July 27
34% Jan
38% Jan
24
193/4 Nov
18 Vis Jan
22% Jan
10
8% Jan
Jan
8
Cerro
18
59% Jan
8
17
10% Jan
11% Jan
10
45% Dec
26
35% Jan
43% Jan
2
2% Sep
28
4% Jan
3
2% Jan
3% Jan
11
67
Jan
69 3/4 Jan
9
75 % May
9
a
Illinois
preferred
57 %
46%
45%
22
21%
21%
15%
15%
15%,
RR
*97
98%
16
16%
South
69
35%
35
18%
18
22'%
*21%
21%
Pusco
de
83
83
10
31%
313 k
—50
*32%
32%
5
x 30":»
7,000
10,000
98
97'%
16%
16%
*97
16'%
14,700
280
105%
68
68%
68%
69
1,800
35%
35%
35'A
35%
8,700
18%
*18%
18%
*18'%
18%
200
21 "a
*21%
21%
21%
21%
107
106%
9%
83
43'/a
15%
15%
15%
54
54
99
99
3,400
15%
55
*54%
1,000
.
70
100
*99
100
600
-
82
15'%
54%,
53%
1,800
43'%:
*79
15%
15%
*99
1,000
9 Vh
43%
83
*79
54%
9
9%
43%
9%/
43%
:
*
31%
•
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
2,700
-*32%
32%
33
33
32%
33%
32%
32'%
200
5,700
37
36%
37%
36%
37
36%
36%
36%
36%
19
18
18%
*18%
19
19
19
18%
18%
No par
9
j>
9
9
8%
8%
800
4o-a
4o '/4
7,4too
10%
5,800
37
9,300
Co-
49 %
50%
50 %
.
9
9%
9%
49%
50
'.'4
50
48%
47%
'■
3 0%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
_l
39
39%
3 8'A
38%
38
38%
1
3
3 %
3%
10%
10%
35%
3%
35%
Inc
37%
3%
10%
Co—
3%
Gotham
200
16'A
68 %
106
*79
100
971%
107
9
Corp__
Aircraft
Chadbourn
*79
15%
410
5%
90%
9 %
54
107'%
5%
89%
43%
*98
106%
109
19
Products
Certain-Teed
Cessna
3 %
44%
15%
Corp
Sugar
Industries
9 '/a
*42'/a
99
*107
330
5%
21%
9'%
55'%
18,200
91%
%
43%
15%
15%
35 'ij
*18%
93
1,700
15%
5%
35
*54%
21%
90%
%
68
/
8.800
45
21%
15%
16%
105%
35%
%
57%
44%
15%
98
69
9%
.56%
45'%
21'/a
91%
%
21%
58%
21'/a
5%
18%
*18%
2,800
57® 8
16%
107%
693i
58'A
Co„__.,.9 50
West
Violeta
107
109
69
*57%
45
*97
16;«
57%
58%
5%
98 %
11,000
57
90
•
430
24%
24'%'
107%
1,300
103
24%
24 %
%
24
103
103%
46-
106
5%
89 %
35
100
J_
106
5%
88
No par
Service
N
105
5%
No p».r
1
15%
90%
*107%
0
com
_
of
Co
15
102
88%
to
Elec
&
46
*21%
108
23%
24
ir'n
7
Co
Public
Illinois
Century
28
54% Jan
58%
21%
*79
Central
54% Dec
45% Feb
57%
46%
-100
Central &
10
Sep
27% Feb
Aug
58%
21%
preferred series B—
Central
8
14
57%
*46%
43
7
1
773/4 July 19
57 %
1
Jan
19
13
57
No par
Central
%
58
Co
28
9
56%
50
Sugar
Light
Oct
7
57%
Georgia Ry com
Gas
Nov
14% Mar
56%
5
1
4%%
13% Jun
31
24
——2(1
Central
33
7% Dec
24
„1
,
Central Hudson
32
28
24
_L—100
preferred series A_100
of
4
35
24
• 24
-
10
11
100%
103
*97
31% Jan
17% Mar 22
31
102%
—100
14
16
16
16
23%
Amer com__No par
Jan
Jan
55% Jan
153/8 Oct
98% Dec
24
24%
No par
preferred
preferred
5%
51% Jan
4,400
23%
24
»i06
Foundry
12
7.200
41%
10^
Central
•
23%
*41%
■
Central
'
25
Jan
45
22%
42
15
Central
Jan
9% Jan
8% Jan
42% Jan
12% Mar 16
573/4 Apr
5%
23%
41'/a
102%
»Celotex Corp common
Jun
47"% May
Feb
17% Dec
34
23'/a
41%
23%
preferred
conv
23%
41%
102%
preferred
4%%
>
23%
41%
12.50
2nd
conv
2nd
7%
Nov
23%
40
common
Celanese Corp of
64% Dec
102
23%
41%
^_lo
preferred
4.20%
23"%
40%
23%
Caterpillar Tractor-common
1
3.
21% Jan
Co
I)
(J
Shares
Feb. 1
23%
,
103%
:
the Week
Friday *
Thursday
Jan. 31
*23%
;
Bales far
pricks
Jan. 30
*102%
Co—
r/o: preferred
Case
8alb
Wednesday
10
Ohio
&
Carriers & General Corp
5
Jau
104
11
13% Nov
102
July" 18
953/a
23
55 % Jan
-.j
57
Steel
Jan.29
Ry_100
Co
Light
&
high
and
Tuesdav
Jan. Zi
5
Corp-.common
2
26
53 % Jan
9
19
100
Power
Carpenter
67% Jan " 8
24% Aug 16
Nov
20% Jan
43
Jan
Feb
24 %
Monday
1
Mfg
RECORD
low
.
.
Pot
Co
Carolina Clinchfield
Carolina
i,
,
Inc
(The)
(Philip)
Carey
22% Jan
102
9
...
STOCK
EXCHANGE
■
Jan
40
17
Mar
121
!>■-
Highest
23% Jan
1
29 'A Mar 20
22
101
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1956
*-
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range for Previous
,
(621)
Chronicle
.The Commercial and Financial
Volume 185 " Number 5609
1
Corp
3
%
3
3%
67%
67%
68
35%
10
36
V
*67
68
68
68 %
*67%
6J
4,000
r-3-%
"
Chain Belt Co
800
300
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Aug
9
33
Jan
7
38
Jan
11
Feb
7
93% Jan
2
99% Jan
1
27% Apr
5
26% Jan
2
293/8 Jan
23
313/8 May 24
ucc
12
Jan
2
49% Jan
24
4
Oct
1
45
Dec
21
108
22% Oct
4D°,a
Jan
3
6%
Nov
V Chance
36
%
99%
23%
28%
28%
Vought
Aircraft
1
46%
48
47
48%
Co__
Inc
28
Checker
Cab
Manufacturing
Chemway Corp
4
8% Jan
21
10% Jan
8% Jan
22
9% Feb
1
4
Chesapeake
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
1
31% Jan
Jan
29
69% Jan
9
21
105% Jan
29
110% Jan
9
24 % Jan
16
21% Jan
23
23% Jan
11
31% Apr
27
29% Jan
10
30
Jan
18
50
Apr
27
35% Jan
18
39% Jan
8
31
413% Jan
6
29% Nov
29
53% Jan
3
69 % Nov
96% Jan
20
109 3/4 Nov
20% Oct
28% Feb
9
17
36% Dec
28
35% Dec
16% Nov
28% Feb
21
65 1
h
3%%
2
37% Jan
15
11
Western
5%
Ry
28%
14,500
48 %
47%
48%
46%
47%
23,000
91
9%
r
9%
2,300
9
%
8
8%
8V4
2,500
8%
8%
8%
5
25
100
2)%
29%
67
65%
66%
66%
106
105%
105%
*104',a
21%
22%
22%
22:%
22%
30
30
29%
29%
*29%
*35%
361 it
*35%
36
*35
35%
36 %
36
*36
36%
700
6,400
653/s
106
22'
22
*29 %
Del_50
*35%
36
'
30
36%
36%
36 %
36 %
50
preferred
36%
*35%
%
H11
;29:,4
66 %
%
9
9%
a
*8%
60
8%
'
29%
,
29.4
No par
com
97 '/a
28
%
8:!'h
40
Great
97%
28%
36
*29%
Class A
Chic
36'%
97 %
28
1
preferred
Chicago &. East 111 RR com
Jan
36
convertible
36
97
28%,
36%
*97%
.
9%
9%
9%
9
1.25
Va_.
of
Corp
99
3,400
36
.99%:
28 %
V 477a
99 %
28
36%
36 %
*97
1
No par
$4.50
preferred
Champlin Oil & Refining
10% Apr 13
443/4 July 19
12 % May
7
41
-
.
No par
Common
29
34
94
*36%
28%
29
66%
65'%
65%
*104%
105%
22%
22'%
22 Va
30'A
30
30
65%.
106
*104'%
108
.
37
700
29
x29
%
.
10,100
200
1,900
•
300
29
26% Jan
16 % Jan
21
18% Jan
17
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'%
17%
59 V4 Jan
2
61% Jan
14
pfd
100
60%
60%
60 %
60%
60 "a
GO %
60%
60%
60 %
1.000
71% Jan
60'A
55% May 28
2
26% Jan
11
Chic
com
No par
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25%
25
25 Va
24%
3,900
313/» Feb
233/4 Jan
24 %
21
2
35% Jan
11
ion
32%
32%
32%
33
33%
33 %
33
33%
32'%
32%
11
series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool—
Chicago Rock Isl & Puc RI1
4,000
Jan
73:%
76%
"••77%"
76%-
77%
75%
21% Nov
27% Nov
19
4fi3s Feb
31
44% Jan
30
751/4 Dec
70 3/4 Jan
21
78% Jan
35 % Dec
20
343., Jan
28
37% Jan
43% Mar
Chic Mllw St
A
Pac
noucum
North
&
5%
7
Paul &
series
5%
Western
No par
preferred
Chicago
Yellow
10% Jan
4
143/4 May 22
13% Jan
10
15 % Jan
25
12% Nov
5
12% Oct
12% Jan
4
12% Jan
9
64
Jan
11
Chile
10
51% Feb
9
69 % Mar
i
56% Jan
2
60
Jun
1
87
3
64 % Jan
28
70% Jan
24% Oct
Jan
Chickasha
73%
•34%
No par
Cab
Oil;
Cotton
Copper
Cincinnati
15%
15%
13,400
36
35'%
36
12,400
*15'%
16
15%
15%
*15%
16
200
12%
*15%
5
*12%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
12'%
12'%
800
12%
*60
64
_
Co
25
35%
34%
35
36!
35%
4
2
27% Jan
4
87'A Jail
8
94 %
Jail
31
55'A July 10
47% Jan
6
44% Feb
"1
50% Jail
4
2 9'/a
3
102%
37% Jan
3
July 10
"Apr
Jan
39% Dec
20
40% Jan
2
54
Jan
23
73 Vb July 17
61% Jan
21
C'8 % Jan;
12% Jan
30
20% Mar 29
15% Jan
18
17% Jan
102
Nov
2
104% Jau
18
30
Jan
9
42% Jun
29
17 Va Dec
27
93
20
»
Nov
62
62
64%
65 %
65'A
66 ',4
65%
67'A
64%
66%
42,700
26%
27%
5,300
65 Va
__8.50
27
27%
26%
2 7'A
27
27%
27
27%
92
92
93 %
93 Va
93 %
94%
94%
92%
93'%
luo
46 %
47%'
45%
45%
45%
45%
45
45:!a
44%
44%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
43
42 %
43
42%
43
62%
63%
63
63%
63%
64
16
16%
16%
16%
16 :,a
17 %
Electric—
&
•
.
_
I T Financial
C
30
No par
10
Corp.
Cities Service Co_
4
30
.
City Investing Co common——
5
-5%% preferred
_100
—
3
Jan
~2
18% Jan
2
20
Jan
7
93'A Jan
7
95'/a Jan
21
-.No par
City Stores Co common———
5
4%'A
convertible preferred—100
Jan
14
Clark
J
11
*2 5
39% Jan
14
40% Jail
21
65
16
196
May 28
89% Nov
30
103
Jau
13
80
Jan
22
83
34% Jan
26
43% Jun
15
37% Jan
28
75%. July 18
Jan
61
.'
J
.
Cily Products Corp
C
'
_
'
10
<»
C
Co
*
31
Dec
26
19
Cleveland
18
Jun
2
104
Jan
14
69% Jan
17
71
Jan
4
Cleveland
39 Va Jan
4
40
Jan
4
Special
18!a Jan
24
19% Jan
9
Jan
10
3
Cleviie
40%
*18%
18%
18%
18 %
*95%
96 %
*95'.,
96',4
62 %
61%'
62%
62%
62
207
*161
207
*161
207
*161
81
*80
83
*80
83
*80
83
37%
37%
——No par
101%
—
Pitts
<te
38%'
38%
28%
37%
2
78% Aug
23
Jan
18
Dec
64
15
Jan
70
29
3 % Jan
16
50% Jail
13
127'A Sep
20
141
Jan
5
136
Jan
Nov
15
125
Jan
13
100
Jan
2% Jan
21
Nov
39
100
5
98 Vh Dec
20
40% Nov
"29
1% Jan
13
40Vb Jan
2
42
3
139
it
a »i
Clopay
31
Cluett Peabody
99
Jan
42'A Jan
°
2
9
preferred
30
4%
2
Coca-Cola
11
106 Va Jan
Jan
101%
*70%
71%
71%
*70%
71%
*70%
7 i Va
*40
41
40
40
*40
40%
*40
40%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1
18%
19
94 % Mar
13% Nov
21
5
23 '/a Jan
Dec
11
3
47
Jan
3
14
Jau
24
Jan
54
Nov
30
50
Dec
$3.50
22
16'A Jau
25
82
10
29% Feb
1
33% Jan
48 ',4 Jan
16
50 % Jan
13
40 % Jan
9
55
Jan
11
18%
*70%
27
16
22% Jun
28
34% Dec
19
29% Jan
22% Jun
28
34'% Dec
19
29% Jan 21
33
% May 28
17% Aug
16
16% Jan
18
9
"
——
Columbia
Jan
Class
4
4
•
15
2
Jan
78
No par
Corp—-2—Nu par
&
Iron com—No par
31
26% Jan
3
17% Jan
3
13% Jan
15
84 % Jan
3
77% Jan
24
78% Jan
Broadcasting
,
$4.25
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
30%
31%
31'A
31!
1
31%
31 %
30%
30%
3,800
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
72,800
18
17%
18
*17%
17%
1,200
4,400
7,600
40%
7.500
47%
47 Va
47%
18%
18%
19
18%
40%
41
40%
40%
102 %
102%
102%
5 %
5%.
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
1,500
Mills Corp
10
Congoleuin-Nuirn Inc: ——.—No par
13%
13%
13%
13 7 a
4,300
14%
13%
13%
13%
l(i %
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 'A
16'A
16 VB
16%
37%
37
37
37 Va
37 1 '■>
37
*36%
37%
400
37%
37
•
17%
16%
16%
16 VB
16%
15%
16'/a
15
15%
10,200
Coppermine? Corp—^5
16%
45 %
451
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
14,700
5
Jan
6% Jan
15
Feb
143,4 Jan
7
Jan
14
17
15% Jan
25
31
18
44% Jan
15
37
Jan
Cone
\
8
Jan
Consolidated
10
39% Jan
15% Jan
17
Cigar
Consolidated
102
45 % Jan
23
61 N Y com—No par
Cqnsol Edison
3
Jan
107
$5
;
No par
Industries—
1
Foods Corp
1.33%
preferred
Electronics
35% Jan-23
Consol
16% Jan
Consolidated
14
Corp
Consolidated
Laundries Corp
5
10
2
2
43% Jan
10
Consolidated Natural Gas
Jan
23;
1% Sep
19
44 ;
Nov
26
41
Jan
3
58
Jan
23
Consol
28
14% Jan
9
2
Jan
2
3Ve Jan
17
45% Jan
tConsolidated Retail Stores Inc—1
Consumers Power Co com
No par
$4.50
preferred ——————,r—.No par
(
$4.52
preferred ——No uar
$4.16 preferred —1-—1—No par
51% Mar 13
•
16.
Jan " 4 »■-
2
49% Jan
14
92
Dec
19
112
Jan
3
93 % .%rt
2
101% Jan
22
93
Dec
18
109% Feb
1
93'.V Jan
2
101% Jan
22.
103 % Jan
.4
84% Jan
2
89
-
9
Jan
RR
Container
Sep
18
17% Jan
16
19% Jan
Jan
11
89 % Jan
11
92
25
28
36% Jan
18
29% Jan
2
30% Jan
31
106% Jan
20
99% Jan
2
101% Jan
48
Jan
4
92
Jan
30
115% Jan
2
3
5
83
3k
Jan
3
108% Jan
0
Jan
18
18
,
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Corp
pfd—1-100
45'%
45
106 %
33%
15%
:—5
1-100
Co com—
5
50; preferred
1C6%
35
15%
15%
16
4C%
41
49
49
5%
13%
45%
105
34 '.'4
15%
16
40%
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■
14
105%
105
34%
35:%
15:l
15%
1
.
-
106 %
105'/a
34%
35%
34 Va
347a
10,600
15%
15'a
15%
15%
15%
3,200
15%
1,100
40%.
40%
40%
41
3,600
'45%
47 %
43%
44
2%
2%
2%
47 %
48!«
47%
100 %
100%
16'A
2"«
47'A'
16
15%
16
2%
2'A
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6,500
47',,
46%
46%
5.600
100%
620
101
190
99%
100 %
99
100
99
99
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101
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101
93
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92
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92
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92
18%
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18%
92
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100
100
99%
92
30%
30 "4
100%
100%
45%
90
110%
45%
no
111
17%
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30 %
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45%
90
111%
17%
92
30 %
101
45%
90
112
-19%
17%
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30 Va
*100
45%
90
111 %
100%
30 %
101
45%
92
111%
900
2%
46%
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177/s
1,700
105%
35 %
ICG
47 %
2%
92
2,000
40%
48%
17%
106
600
47 %
*16
40%
%
*88
103
103
40'A
I 16
47'%
ti
2%
48
of America—
—No par
Continental Can Inc com
1—10
*3 75 preferred T.
-v-;~ .No pa*
$4.50
conv
2nd preferred
100
$5
'
6%
11—if-——;
preferred
Continental Baking
15
44
Cuba
4%
■
17
Dec
of
Common
4
Jan
28% Nov
47%
18%
*5%
com
% Jan
o>"?e
48
187«
3.400
40%.
Co
40
footnote.
'/4
47 V4
18%
47 Vu
102 %
Edison
15% Jan
For
4,900
10.800
40 %
29
117% Nov
48 %
46 Va
102%
2
12
77%
46 Vb
40 %
3
27
*76%
46'%
102%
16
Dec
77%
46%
18%
43% July 25
83
*76%
47%
18%
21% Apr
111 % Dec
77%
46%
40%
Jan
58% Aug
102% Mar
*76%
47'%
19%
10
10
17%
77 "a
47'%
11
28
39% Feb
17%
*76%
18
4 7'A
Dec
99
17%
78%
102 "1
30% Jan
23
17%
*77%
40%
36% Mar 12
104
12,500
31
30%
17'%
34% Jan
19
31 VB
31%
31
17%
401'%
15% Jan
28
5t
25
9
Dec
*52
54
*52
54
*52
4.64'A' Qumul preferred ——100
Conae- Nast Publishing Co—No par
May
18% Dec
*52
54
Commonwealth
18 %
88
100
*42
54
*56%
31
31
82% Dec 31
100
59
25
15% Dec
43% Dec .13
400
40
*55'%
30%
Engineering
Combustion
'
15
51
*39%
58
Jan
49% Mar 22
1103% July 17
1
*49%
40
58
Jan
15
14
•
51
*39%
59
41
8% Mar 16
Nov 29
Dec
V2 Oct
*49%
40
*56%
*56%
103
23% Mar 19
26
5014
*39%
59
59
Jan
39
4
44
49%
39 %
40%
10C% Jan
44% Mar 19
12
100
49%
39%
49 %
47%
24
27
15,400
47 Va
19% Jan
16 3/, Dec
30
*48%
49%
*39%
n
Inc——1
Commercial Credit Co—
10
Commercial Solvents
1
48% Jan
42'% Nov
29'%
29%
30%
2
30% Mar 26
30%
30 %
29
16
Jan
1,100
30'A
29%,
30%
% Jan
18
15
28%
17% Jan
223/4 Jan
14%
*14%
30:!4
46
26
70
14%
15%
29%
13
31
30!
80
147/a
14%
30 %
54
Dec
30
80
28%
7
15
30 '
5,500
4 4
81 %
28 711
30% Jan
13% Dec
15
1000
43%
44%
30%
29
23
15
a
23%
28% Jan
4% Nov
14%
431
*30
30%
18
6
80
30%
31% Dec
101% Dec
44%
80
23%
25
29
43%
80
30%
24% Sep
20
43%
80
23%
Columbus & Southern Ohio
Nov
42%
"750
1C00
*750
1 000
>750
1000
43%
30
200
3,600
105
301a
Columbian
4
38% Dec
105%
29
4
30% Jan
100
104 %
28%
48% Jan
3
Jan
105
30%
15
21% Mar 20
104%
47%
45% Jan
28% Jan
1
110.
No par
Apr 12
36% Mar 22
21
136-
*103
No par
Co—
20
23
44% Oct
136
110
Elec—5
Carbon
44% Nov
16% Nov
137
*104
104%
N
7,300
31%
Pictures Common—
5
preferred-.
L—No par
28 % Nov
58
*136
103%
105%
'
2.50
2.50
B
Columbia
11
137
103%
104%
i
7,500
42
41%
137
System—
A
Class
*80
2%
103
82
42%
2 %
42%
41%
"20
4,800
'■•
8,700
65
64 %
2 Vi,
a
41%
41%
41%
<
■-
137
*750
1000
*750
10
com
Columbia Gas System Inc
8
Aug 23
17% Dec
No par
Corp—No par
preferred series B
50
Southern Ry com—100
4% noncumulatlve 1st pfd—_loo
4% noncumulatlve 2nd pfd—100
33% Jan
21
104%
5%%
'
,
105
Co
2%
2'/a
41
2
i
65'/«
64 %
64%
a
2 %
:
18%
18 %
18;!4
18%
103
*100
104
64 1
64%
64
*135%
137
Colorado &c
24
Jan
58
66% Apr
59% Feb
Fuel
u
41 %
*135
Aikmun
Colorado
30
39 'A Jan
2b
2%
40%
No par
—-100
preferred
Collins
2
50'A July 30
51% Mar 12
35% Dec
27% May 28
36% Dec
78
9
Dec
75
65%
64%
No par
lhternal/1
450
101%
—
Coigaie-Palmolive
46% Jan 14
5,300
71 %
(The).—'
Co
Coca-Cola
62%
39%
101%
41
2nd prel'erred_100
cumulative
10
38%
101'%
101 %
& Co com
1%
83
*40
Corp
8
4,300
63%
207
"80
;
*70
——-1
24
Jan
2,300
50
Molybdenum
103% Jan
2
131% Mar
7-i
!
96
stock—50
gtd
RR 7%
guaranteed A,%
Corporation
Climax
11
Jan
2,100
19
18%
38%
38%
*100 %
101%
100
1C2
I
*161
207
81
40/7
40%
63
63%
62 %
*170
16,000
4
*95
96
•
60
''
18%
18%
*95
62'a
1
40%
Co com—100
preferred'
97% Jan
Jail
24'A Jan
8
$4.50
6
45
111
1
1U4
40%
preferred—100
Elec Tllum corn15
noucumuiative
'A Mar 26
80
39 % Dec
70
40%
40%
40'4
*102%
104
*100%
96 %
.
"'
97% Dec
;
105 X
*J102'%
105
18,000
17
16%
17%
17
180
2,800
10,300
63%
63'A
64%
64
*102%
40% J 40;%
19
18%
*95 %
-__15
Ry
Equipment
C <Si St Louis
5'A
*92
*100% 4.04
•
Jan
39
Oct
46% May 24
185
10
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
„
'
'
.'
.
_
—_
preferred /
3
23% Jan
109
43
4%
10
64
*60
64
*60
64
*60
'
Common
26% Jan
4
25
Dec
87
j
64 %
25
Gas
76
35%
16
"75%"
73
__5
No par
Chrysler Corp
26
16%
*99
f
*90
'A
18%
*89'A
93
18%
18,100
92%
30'A
2,500
30 %
30 %
30
100%
100%
*100
45%
45%
45%
45%
14,800
91%
90
90 %
200
111%
111-
111%
2,200
90
101
80
It
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(622)
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Range for Previous
I ear
Range Since .Ian. t
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
167b Oct
14
22
14 % Jan
28% Oct
19
20
58% Apr
9
5% Dec.
138
1
:% Jan
26% Jan
7
4877 Feb
1
7% Jan
14
23
—
Dec
20
70
23
60
364
2
Mar 20
1
1317b Jan
62
Jan
4177 Jan
69
Jan
30
43% Jan
30
29
33
Jan
New
Cooper
11
49% Apr
26
52
Jan
31
51
Jan
22
54V< Jan
31
66
Dec
13
60% Jan
3d
64% Jan
16
24% Jan 30
277b Jan
14
23
Dec
6
60% Nov 29
40 7b Mar 12
87'.2 Apr
5
52% Jan
31
5877 Jan
31
69% Jan
2
23
89
3
26
99
Jan
19
85% Jan
94% Jun
5
99
Jan
25
93
Jan
8
94% Jan
20
327b Feb
24
28% Jan
18
29% Jan
2
152% Dec
7
Dec
89
Oct
20
30
5% Sep
25
2% Dec
Dec
4
79
Dec
18
5
155
237a Aug 27
677 Jan
3
5
33
180 77 Mar
Jan
1977 Jan
57b Jan
2
21
161
Jan
Jan
6% Jan
Inc
3
Coty
977a Mar
80
Jan
15
81V* Jan
2b
3
28% Jan
2
29% Jan
7
Dec
4
14
Jan
31
15 77 Jan
14
Crescent
187# Feb
28
12
Jan
29
137« Jan
17
Crown
35% Feb
23
29% Jan
7
307a Jan
18
7
50% Nov
23
Dec
27
697b Apr
3
5174 Jan
91
104
Feb
2
25
57
Jan
2
98
33 7a Jan
'
28
92
Cream
of
.
13
Jan
14% May 28
10
774 Jan
Jan
11
28
10
Crucible Steel Co of Amer
32
65
Dec
26
19
Jan
2
Jan
23
Cuba RR 6%
26
2277 Jan
29
2777 Jan
16
977 Jan
29
11
84% Aug 20
7% Nov
16
10% Jan
31 % Dec
28
40
6% Jan
3
52% Oct
9
63
31
8
3
Jan
Jan
Jan
65
2
»b Jan
Corp
2
8% Jan
4%%
23
Feb
13
31 Va Jan
2
33 % Jan
14
777 Jan
18
8% Jan
4
63% July 19
54
Jan
21
55
% Jan
19*8 Dec
20
21
Nov
19
19% Jan
17
2034 Jan
26% Jan
23
49% NOV
28
44% Jan
21
477b Jan
14
49% Nov
28
44% Jan
28
47
Jan
11
Jan
11
53
Oct
1
47
"2 Oct
1
79
Dec
21
ll'b Dec 31
4% July 16
12% Dec
27
65
Nov
19
57
Jan
23
51
Jgn
21
56
Jan
24
79% Jan
7
82
Jan
11% Jan
2
12% Jan
9
Jan
18
6% Jan
25
Feb
6% May 21
5
17% May 21
,12 % Jan
30% Dec
29% Jan
24
50
Nov
76*2 Dec
19
96
Jan
3
83
Sep
27
95% Mar
Dec
12
99
Feb
1
2054Jun
g
29
Sep
25
18
6
Jan
49
Jan
2
Jan
2
83% Jan
21
83
Jan
22
85
81
Jan
9
82
Jan
4
21% Jan 16
16% Mar 12
13% Jan
2
25% Oct
8
34% Jan
3
28% Jan
25
5
35% Feb
6
28% Jan
2
31% May 18
26% Jan
21
18% Sep
36% Jun
10
8
38 Va Jan
23
33% Jun
25
25% Apr
47
27
May 14
28%
28
37% Jan
2
61 % Jan
11
26% Feb
32
9
43% Dec
20%
207b
20%
17,600
5%
5%
*5%
5%
2,300
.2%
23b
2%
2%
2%
1,400
33 77
33%
3,600
3338
287a
28%
28 7 «
14%
1474
14%
14%
14
14 7»
12%
12
12%
12
1274
12
12
50
8
72
33%
59
59%
Denv & Rio
22
::
&c
_5C
21%
21%
13.50
46%
Detroit
Edison
Hillsdale & S W RR Co__ 100
2
Jan
31
35
Jan
Devoe
2
3
11% Jan
24
&
Alkali
Diamond
$1.50
|
Divco-Wayne
Dobeckmun Co
15
Dome
85% Feb
1
91
14
Douglas
21
20% Jan
23
24% Jan
5
58% Jan
21
67
29
Dr
Dover
Dow
48% Feb
1
55% Jan
8
17% Jan
2
10 % Jun
18% Jan
28
14
11
Jan
2
12
Jan
6% Oct
15
1
7% Jan
2
9
Jan
4
192% Jan
84%
58
57%
1,600
51%
*52
52%
52 74
52 %
84
*81
84
12%
12
12'
*81
12
4.
6
6
12%
*12%
33%
82%
332
46%
46%
46%
84
6
6
12%
57
52 %
84
521/a
*82
6 74
12%
6
6
3,200
46%
12%
*12%
13
200
337b
12%
4
327 a
33
10.800
47
467b
47
2,800
*81 %
84
83
*82
83
50
*81 %
84
*81 %
84
*8172
84
50
90
*85%
90
*83%
90
*84
90
83
39
54
54
387-z
*38
53 77
38%
39
700
100
53%
5,700
33%
2,300
33%
33%
337b
32 %
32%
32%
*32 »7
32%
GOO
22%
*2277.
227b
22 7 B
22 77
1,300
14'%
14%
14-'%
14%
14%
31%
32
147b
14%
1,900
31%
31%
31 %
32
31 %
32%
31%
11
31%
2,700
11%
10%
10%
X10%
10%
10%
10%,
10%
10%
1,500
50
48%
48%
*48%
48%
48%
497 b
49
5017
4,600
66
*63%
48%
*
63%
67
"63%
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
257b
25%
10%
257 a
10%
25%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
13%
*10%
10%
13%
13%
13%
*1334
13%
13%
13%
86%
13%
8872
13%
2,500
87
89%
87%
88%
86%
88'7
85%
87%
10,000
23%
1
23
23%
24%
23 %
23
23' b
12,600
5974
59%
591
a
59:%
59%
60%
59%
49%
50%
49%
5077
48%
18%
18%
59%
49%
23,900
507«
1
18%
"11%
12
7%
8
187 b
18%
12%
*11%
12
77b
8
."
7%
8
183
184'b
182
183%
108%
1087z
109%
1097a
87%
8874
8872
88%
497b
48
*45
50
50
*46%
48%
50
*50
53
common
10
preferred
4.10%
18%
"11 %
*4672
No par
No par
preferred
4.20%
900
50%
50
series
4%
2,500
60%
50
series
$3.50
31
67
51%
& Co-
$4.50
24
*65
1
Inc
Preferred
Jan
23%
67
2
8
Jan
2477
*63%
59%
No par
50
227s
.
67
50 7
8
50c
^
(E I)
49
preferred
10
38%
39
6,800
9,800
*25%
Co
Industries
8
22
38%
a
54%
19%
22%
50
.
Chemical
4
Jan
38%
19%
39%
65
No par
42% Jan
"4 Jan
19%
397
*39
39%
*62
No par
Co
46
16
•"38
29%
65
32%
*49
50
38
19%
; 4177
b
50
3
19%
19%
39 "a
39:%
*62
23%
$4.15
22
19%
40
65
32 3
45
Jan
39%
14%
*43%
14% Jan
11,100
40%
39 7 b
*62
223 4
50
50
40%
39%
65
"32
$3.75 preferred
24
40
39 7 a
14%
29
11
39%
6,800
32%
44
Feb
2,900
22%
2
17% Jan
4,000
45%
1
Preferred
29
22%
14%
39
48% Jan
22
45 Va
34
Duquesne Light Co
18
22 7a
46
b
15"
46% Jan
22
45V2
33'
89% Feb
36% Jan
12
2874
22
40%
34%
109% Jan
■i
28 74
21%
34
8
29
6.900
2.000
46 %:
34%
4
% Jan
28%
5.300
30,000
22%
4
2
49
28
74
46%
53 3
34% Jan
Jan
5,800
22%
No par
Common
1
1,000
83%
12
127a
83
557a
83% Jan
54
57
54 %
104% Jan
Jan
59
*39
B
3
52%
57 74
300
22%
2
A
Duplan Corp
25
557
6
Jan
59
"38
38
Jan
•
1,100
18%
39%
54 3 4
—1
,
Drewrys Limited USA
Dunhill International.
2
19%
38% July 12
29
45%
*62
121% Feb
18
*44 %
%
No par
du Pont tie Nem
Feb
45
25
(The)
Aircraft
Dresser
3
Jan
45%
2
Ltd
Corp
2
31
%
455
50c
preferred
Pepper Co
Mines
"39
1
Dixie Cup Co common
57.
conv
preferred series
21% Feo
Jan
common
65
37%
2
10
Corp
Jan, 2
11% Jan 14
Jan
A
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
141b Jan
28
class
cumulative
1
54
45
39%
39%
18%
15
_
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Diana Stores Corp—
2
52
45
300
40%
39
39%
*62
1
Co
Match
2
6
25.800
39
38%
20
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14
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De Vilbiss Co
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18
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21
44%
83
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28
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Decca Records Inc
11
29
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10
19,000
161
24
31
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57
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31
30
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5
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7
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5177 Jan
28
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•
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41
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3
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7
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28
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8
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17
43% Jan 21
44% Feb
27
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47
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7
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1
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4
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18
29»% Jan
11
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53% Jan
3
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-10
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44% Jan 29
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Steel
23
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18
170
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12
152
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2
51% Jan
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23
25
66
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29
61
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1
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30
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14
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16
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15
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3
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11
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3
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Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
Endicott Johnson Corp common
4%
44%
156
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23
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17
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47
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stock
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preferred
13 V4 Jan
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31
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1
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13
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17
31
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7
47%
100
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Jan
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6
14
10
preferred
49'% Jan
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9
337a Jan
common
Stop Nut Co
61
19% Dec
87
Products
44%
46%
45
100
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32% Dec
Dec
Co
preferred
4 % %
32% Nov 29
Kodak
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44%
28
5
Corp
preferred
4 77%
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1
10
63
8
20
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■
100
Volume
Number 5609
185
...
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Lowest
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23 Va Jan
29 V4 July 17
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3
Evans
16'a Jan
4
Jan
20
20
Mar 23
13 % Jan
2
62% Jan
23
96
Aug
2
87% Jan
21
10
Ex-Cello Corp
59% Dec
26
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62 %
62
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6
22'A Jan
22
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8
68% Sep
20
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3
54% Jan
10
Fansteel
Metallurgical Corp_.
Jan
2
7% Jan
14
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Corp
3
15 % Jan
9
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14
Oct
10
14% Dec
27
48% Oct
9
62
Dec
20
63
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29
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5
55
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27
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4
10
17
37 % Feb
23
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24
10
19 Va Jan
15
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31
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9
8%
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8%
8 Va
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„•
29
5
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9
23%
26,
23'
291
281
2.o0
26 Vt Ncrv
29% Nov
29
43
May
1
Jan
28
32
Jan
14
Fibreboard
Oct
1
135
May
1
Jan
16
102
Jan
9
47 % Jan
7
51'A Feb
1
preferred
L 100
Fidelity Pheiiix Fire Inc .NYJ_5.
29% Jan
9
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines InO
66
2
Flltrol
53
Nov
Dec
47
89 % Jan
30
96% Jan
1GJ.% Jan
2
103% Jan
22
3
27
Feb
7
92
Stores
17
Jail
4
7
36 Va Jan
22
Jan
16
92% Jan
25
12% Jan
4
•.'.14% Jan
10
Florence
50% Jan
10
52% Jan
22
Florida
Power
Nov
23
16
>
44% Jan
18
48'A Jan
4
Florida
Power
&
36% Feb
iy
41
Dec
V2
83% Dec
18
39
Jan
31
43% Jan
3
Food
9
88
Jan
11
88
Jan
6
54% Feb
1
62
Va Jail
50'A Aug
10
62
Apr
102'A Mar
13
July
77
12!
a
Flintlcote
$4
2
18
31
3
88
2
3
16% Jan
17
17% Jan
8
July
Mar
117
6
100
21 Va Jan
16'A Dec
27
30'A Oct
24
Stove
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2514
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291m
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13%
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Fair
52%
53
46
45'
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39%
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10
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preferred
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11
39'
52 '/•>
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17
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87
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55%
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16%
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36 % Jan
28
11 % Jan
11% Jan
21
3
15% Jan
2
13% Mar 12
11% Dec
18
13% Nov
Foster-Wheeler
42J/S Jan
21.
41% Apr
-
24
31
10
Francisco
54%
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Jan
a
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3
'
8o Va,
70
a
57 %
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13
11'%
11%
78
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97'4 Mar 20
86
Jan
24
Jan
2
Freeport
14
Feb
16% Mar 22
16
Jan
2
16% Jan
9
Froedtert
22% Jan
21
24% Jan
8
Fruehauf
Trailer
38% Apr
11
Dec
79% Oct
Jan
76
Mar 29
94
4
23
95
Jan
80
31
14
4%
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8(1
36
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13%
13%
12%
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12
12
87
83
89
88 "a
89
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23%
24
23%
24 %
77
76
77
38 %
39
38%
38%
13
13
Co
A
1
Co
1
common
preferred
.
.-100
86'a
86 %
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16%
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10
Corp
9
39
15%
11%
23%
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78
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115
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83
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122
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39
39 %
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30
2,200
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48%
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11
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28
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8
3.500
30
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30
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,
12.200
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a
'
8y2 Feb
22
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29 %
5
—
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3
Jan
57% Jan
21
54!n Jan
159
30
25 '4
.No par
3%%
128% Jan
Jan
84% Jan
13
Nov
51% May 28
common
preferred
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Fpod Machinery
11
;■
5
Feb
82
a
2918
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(The)
25
29 %
'
63% Mar 12
109
Carpet
Co
26
60
-103'
.No par
Corp
2
92
105 »/2 Mar 14
41% Feb
Feb
(The)
Jan
11
*25 ',8
29 14
48%
90%
6.25
100
54% Aug 14
27
51
First National
Firth
Rubber com
&
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29 4 «
1,900
000
9
.
104
58
a
34% Jan
41
lo
preferred
,
29'
*103
477«'
27%
conv
Corp
4Vi%
23
51% Jan
Paper Prod com—No par
cum
21% Mar 12
3
29
12
2
47% Jan
Jan
12% Feb
__l
Firestone Tire
2
16
61
21
10% Jan
33% Nov
Dec
26
98
10
14
68
Dec
106% Jan
Feb
101'A Nov
Co
Inc
Corp
4%
■
.-10
Dept
Ferro
Jail
8,900
207h
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Fenestra
,
1,300
20'4
10
3
3714
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10
15
55
37 %
37r'a
Jan
5734 Jan
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37%
34%
31% Jan
26% Jan
55
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21 '4
26
27
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34:l„
3
23
55
200
66%
21'»
2
Mar 26
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37"k
31
61
66%
t
8'/a Jan
30'/2 Feb
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34
25 'A Jan
91% Jun
66
,
21",
28% Jan
1
11,100
37-'n
1
19
14%
50%
20%
9
29
1,200
14%
34%
39'/2 Mar 23
26 Va May
6%
14%
%
1
—
10'A Jan
44 Va Nov
1 4
7.100
6%
37 la
31% May
29 Va
141a
64
50%
6%
25
11
8
101
14! 4
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14
100
6%
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64
51
51'8
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51'4
a
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21
9% Jan
5018
a
64
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9
37% Mar 14
3
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64
6%
29
Dec
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Aug
8
25
64
22%
50%
Jan
Jan
7
22 %
a
2
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cum
16 *
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preferred series B
38% Jan
1
13y8 Feb
29% Feb
31 Va Jan
Morse <fc
Sugar
—
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56
1,900
7.100
60
21% Oct
14% Jan
15 Mi
90 Va
14
18
„
15 Va
89%
15'
12%
16 Va Jan
,
601
5,100
i
20 Va
la
00%
2
6
90
13%
15-% Jan
7
15
89%
117i.
20
7
15 %
bT-
60
Fajardo
17
15 la
14%
11
7% Jun
15%
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• 4
Weak
Shares
24
12
Falrchlld Engine &
Jan
75'/« Mar
15'2
do
23%
24
23%
21 !u
60
24
16
53 % Dec
DON
23%'
14".
12'A Jan
2
2
15%
2334
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Fairbanks
2
12"4 Jan
17
13'4
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'
23%
1
591:
17
10% Jan
Feb
23%
Feb.
__20
Jan
3
15
5% Dec
23%
the
Friday
No par
65
15% Jan
15'A Nov
31
Jan. 31
Airplane Corp-1
2
7
Apr
Thursday
Jan. 50
1
26
Jan
Sales far
SAL* PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 29
3
"
10% Sep
15% Dec
59
AND
Tuesday
Jan. 28
5
10% Dec
1
RECORD
Monday
Par
Everaharp Inc
93 Va Jan
25% Jan
21
4
38V* May
STOCK
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
20% Dec
15
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
1956
Lowest
1.
STOCK
Previous
Range for
tear
YORK
(623)
76%
500
*16%
H
23
.
G
6% Dec
14
3
6% Jan
2
7% Jan
8
11% July 19
10% Jan
7
10% Jan
26
49'% July 20
42 Va Jan
30
43% Jan
8
31 'A Jan
4
36% Jan
8
1
Co
28
413A Dec
Gabriel
4
9% Jun
9y8 Jan
32% July 31
9
25% Feb
Gamewell
(The)
Co
41
39",,
40%
52%
51V,
51 %
*51
7%
8'n
15
.50
34%
34%
2
1
14%
14 %
29
43% Jan
51A Jan
29
54
Jail
2
7% Jan
9
3% Jan
14
31
Jan
9
July 16
24% Jan
23
36% Jan
14 */2 Dec
12
16% Aug 13
14'A Jan
30
15! it Jan
99% Sep
6'A July
24
125
51
Jan
9
51
Jail
26% Jan
2
30% Jan
5
99% Jan
3
73% Dec
Jan
34% Mar 13
24% Jan
41% Nov
23
80'/a Dec
13
97% Feb
13
30% Jun
12
Oct
25
17% Jan
13% Dec 27
10
17
*100%
73%
31
30
—5
9
Jan
9
par
*130
26 Va Jan
11
2
par
38% Jan
2
7
128% Jan
21
12%,
121
12 Va
12
57'%
58%
57%
58 7
58
58 3
54 %
54%
53%
54%
53 %
54"«
4
12 Vb Jan
22
21
59% Jan
31
53 !A Jan
30 '
59% Jan
2
19
11
Oct
1
6% Dec
31
61
May
108% Dec
Apr
Dec
31
124% Feb
Dec
27
1
11
General
21
69
Jan
14
General Mills common
2
115
Jan
39
10
34% Oct
23
53% Feb
9
40%
3,900
33%
32 %
32 %
*32%
Eriuipt
Precision
conv
36'A Jan
32% Jan
2
General
18 V» Jail
8
General
29% July 18
24% Jan
2
26% Jan
11
25'4
37% Jan
8
General Steel Castings Corp——1
33 %
34
41% Jan
9
General
10
40 %
40%
30'A Jan
3
General
Time
Feb
1
General
Tire
Jan
23
160
108% Jan
Jan
23
131
Feb
1
Dec
26
84
Sep
10
73% Jan
3
80
Jan
2.9
75% Nov
28
86% Sep
12
78
2
80% Jan
21
Jan
29'A Jan
4
27
37 Va Sep
12
25% Jan
21
45% Dec
13
52 V*
Sep
18
45 'A Jan
24
50
Jan
4
41
23
61
July 24
45% Jan
28
51% Jan
11
9% Jan
31
*>
40 Va Jan
23 Va Jun
8
Dec
6
34'/a Sep
8!4 Jan
12
28
11
Mar 14
1
Gillette
(The)
31 Va
23% Jan
22
25% Jan
2
Gimbel
Brothers
7
97% Mar 21
90
41 V8 Mar
34%, Jan
9
5% Jan
14
Glidden
30
Goebel
21
Gold
2
21
160
Jan
28
75
Jan
4'A Jan
Grace
60% Sep
13
50% Feb
1
1% Dec
27
2% Feb
14
3
1% Jan
60% Dec
9
18
34
Feb
34
Nov
19
45
Jan
3
77
Dec
31
99
Feb
17
7% May 18
41% Aug
10
108'% July 17
467/a Apr
3
2
1% Jan
10% Jan
20% Mar 16
36'/a Aug
•
31
13% Jan
27% Jan
22
30% Jan
50% Jan
21
59% Jan
34
Jan
29
79% Jan
3
5% Jan
2
30% Jan
3
81% Jan
43 % Feb
2
1
2
Granby Consol M S & P
Grand Union
Co
(The)
2
11
85
Jan
J an
45 % Jail
14
9
14
7
79% Jan
10
75
Jan
9
78
Jan
11
Green
33% Mar 12
26% Jan
2
28% Jan
10
Green
21% Oct
18% Jan
2
19% Jan
14
Greenfield
14% Jan
2
15% Jan
7
80'% Jan
15
CO*
npffo
3
85
Jan
31
Iron
Great Western
70% May 25
Jan
43
5
24 %
24 %
24 3 »
24 %
91%
*00%
91%
35 7
„
4%
35%
4 %
4 %
7%
Bay
IH
& Western
Li
Co
Inc
RR
100
—-i
Tap. & Die Corp—No par
Greynound Corp (The) common—3
4%% preferred
100
25'
35%
4%
42 %
43
25
25%
91%
90%
90
%
100
35%
35!
a
35%
4,000
4 Va
4%
8.000
36
4%
4'.4
414
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163
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5,100
163
66%
69
10,800
76
75%
76
8.100
75 7»
75 %
32 %
32 7
32
32%
51
1%
34 %
a
33
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31 %
81 V:
82
1 %
a
34
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31 %
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43 J»t
44
20%
20%
135
136
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74
32 733
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6
6
31V,
50%
1 %
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10%
10%
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29%,
52',
,
51%
50%
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10%
10%
10%
10%
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29 %
28 "a
28%
1,600
52%
53 %
52%
52%
19.500
35
511
34'%
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35
35%
351
a
34%
83
84%
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140
83
83'4
85%
85
5%
5%
6,400
6
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5%
5%
6
6
2,500
81%
31%
31%
31%
1.500
31 V,
31%
31 %
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81
82
81%
6.800
82
81 %
82
44:%
43 3
44%
43%
6.000
44
43 Va
43%
21%
3.100
21
137%
74
20 7
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135
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20%
135
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137
74
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27%
27%
27%
18%
18%
18 %
13
15:
15
15%
15
1 5 1
83
83
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80
76
27 %
27%
27%
27%
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27
18-%
85
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135
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74
27 %
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20%
21
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a
52
18%
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50%
51 %
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27
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43%
25%
35 %
163
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12,300
42%
24%
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i
91%
76
83!
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42%
25
75%
65 %
%
42'j
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75%
34%
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1,200
74%
51
20%
3,600
8%
69! 4
52%
43%
47%'
8%
68'a
51 %
13
48
46%
8%
68%
33%
100
47%
48 %
*8%
67 V,
3.3
Sugar com—No par
preferred
48'a
46%
8%
68%
33
6
900
*47%
46%
*8%
67%
4
Ore
1,350
23,100
a
69'
74%
1 %
35%
163
*157
163
67%
42 %
x42
5
Prop—No par
Great Northern Paper Co
25
Great Northern Ry Co
No par
Northern
11
96
a %
*8%
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Gt
22
27
48 V,
46
8%
50%
Jan
79% Dec
48
46 %
52
21% Jan
30
47 %
8 %
50%
138
17 % May 10
47%
*45%.
12.50
Grant (W T) Co common——-5
3%% preferred
100
Grayson-Robinson Stores
11
9
28
11
Jan
27
27%
29%
132
20
80%
a
10%
11
lS % Dec
80'/a
28
29 1
149% Jan
14 VA Feb
80%
28
11 %
2
25% Noi-
80%
28'',
42%
Steel
70
p.n:
28%
29! 4
City
3,120
80'*,
11%
Granite
50
134
85
*77
85
*77
80%
29%
31
20'% Jan
Motors
130%
133
128%
28 711
5
19 y» Oct
1
793',
5
130 Vb Dec
23% Mar
79%
1.100
50,700
71
105
79%
46
No par
Graham-Paige
31
6'A Jan
& Co
9
1
Jan
32
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2
84'% Jan
36
(W.
124
80
1
2
18
35
12.3
105
12-1
68 %
*100
105
*100
105
28
47%
4
57'/a. Jan
Apr
1
70 %
68%
68 14
65
*100
29
45%
*157
2
#eb
30
30
a
a
80 %
80
28%
1
Jan
32
1,300
16,000
29 7
78
78
46%
10
Tire
Goodyear
4
40%
29%
124
121 %
Co—100
(B F)
<Sc Rubber —
Gould-National Batteries Inc
28
33 3
40%
30
.
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100
121%
35%
Co
33 Va
40%
29 %
65 1
10
Brewing Co
Stock Telegraph
<fe
34 %
40%
30
(The)
Goodrich
34
40%!
64%
*90%
Co
34%
30
No par
2
74% Jan
10 Va Dec
4
common
83 % Jan
27
Dec
16
2
37% Jan
Jan
160
89% Mar 23
443A Jan
29
.
67% Jan
23
36
14
I
22
25 '/a
64%
100
700
40%
30
preferred
$4.50
90'% Jan
2
3'A Jan
25
Nov
163
Jan
2,200
34%
1
Co
17%,
25%
„
—10
4
Nov
25!«
32%
ft
25%
63 %
*75
317
„
25
40"
40
10
preferred
4%
24%
36
34
'34
—4
Co
common
Jan
30
29
Co
44
28 y2 Nov
5 % Nov
29
Products
Gerber
Getty Oil
32%
29%
-
29
84
25% Feb
100
___100
4%%
preferred
100
$5 preferred
——;——100
Georgia-Pacific Corp —_————1
4%%
Jan
23
9
8% Jail
Rubber
42
Jan
29% May 28
16
_
No par
com-—2.:>0
Corp
54% Aug 23
,
A
Corp
preferred
conv
preferred
4%%
100
7-
_L
Corp.
Telephone
,
25 %
25 %
1
5
2,700
25%
45 Va
2
16
45
45
33% Feb
Oct
11,700
17%
45
17%
44%
39% Jan
102
313
17%
46
17%
45
7
121% Apr
31 Va
17%
17%
44'
2
27
32%
31%
17%
46%
Nov
May 17
31 :,4
*17%
32
17%
44%
Apr
Nov
"6,800
31%
46
&
13,500
10c
10
3.6
71
4%
35%
35 3
35 'a
50
4%
'
«,
1.200
35'/a
35 7
35 7
33
*32
1,100
4%
4%
36 %
,t
2,000
114
35 %
4%
4 %
4'8
4 "a
Signal,——6.67
Railway
Shoe
4%
*32':,
„
35%
Realty
General
33%
4%
i
41
41
*32%
*91
J0c
& Unities
General Refractories
10
40%
41
33%
114
Corp——_5
Utilities
Public
49 3 h
2
29
96
38% Oct
40%
40 Va
23
90
Nov
1,200
4)
41
7
7
79
63%
63%
21
11
60
38%
63 %
17% Jan
29 'a Jan
Oct
38%
29% Jan
55 'A Jan
66
a
64%
34% Jan
5
Sep
91%
38 3
64!a
7
22
3
91%
38 3
64',
28
34% Oct
153
91%
38
64!
Dec
66'% Apr
90
9118
27 3 i
64
General
13
8ya Oct
01%
37%
63
General Public Service
29
Jan
91%
37
4
47 % Nov
25'/a Nov
91%
37
7
29 % Dec
74
91%
2
50% Jan
113%
36%
Corn—rfl
preferred..—. No par
General
29
113 %
90%
62%
4
44 'a Jan
113%
40:|
No par
Cement Co
General Portland
19
158,400
40%
4% Jan
53% D'C
4
850
40!,
40'/a
113%
33% Jan
34
65%
114V,
40 '/a
a
114
114
40 %
18 % Dec
19
3,300
64%
113 %
4 0 7 it
65'
64%
%
64
115
115
2,100
113%
38% Mai 28
May 25
Nov
.
500
4,800
6%
40%
—1
4
$1.60
6%
(j%
64%
65
114
17%
43 7 if
6%
113%,
4
Jan
17'%
a
40 %
2
5% Aug 20
67
43%
43%
63
63,700
114%
16
32
35% Aug 24
17
43! a
.
40 %
4% Jari
28
14% Feb
2
*17%
„
No par
43% Jan
21
17%
43%
100,400
59 %
537
Advertising—— 15
Outdoor
Jan
68
Jan
17%
43%
58'%
53'A
*
17 Va
6%
I
114
200
113%
Preferred S3.75 series
General
113 %
110
500
12%
*12
54
700
14%
14%
59 "a
%
53%
17%
64 'a
64%
113%
58
7
210
38%
126%
126
32%
*12
12
*37 'A
com.—.—1%
Corp
Motors
preferred
$5
1
24
39% Jan
24
Nov
29
91% Feb
38% Jan
63
64%
100
„
8,100
86
*84%
14",
500
37%
38 V,
43%,
43
7
7
a
*17%
17%
43 %
No pa:
preferred
General
24
2
2
60
4% Dec
34
115% Jan
2
84% Jan
75% July 17
5&
43% Jan .2
33% Jan
3
50% Feb
Jan
2
Jan
109 V2 Jail
16
37% Apr
Corp
6% Jan
64
101'A Mar 15
Feb
32% Oct
8VaJan
s
110% Jan
21
31
38
Foods
40 % Jan
85
-'24% Nov
General
*17%
43%
Finance Corp
8
1
110
34% Jan
General
Jail
49 »A Mar 20
40'A May 28
31
3
44
'
18
122'/a Mar
18'A Jan
13
40% Jail
10 »/a Mar 20
73 Va Dec
9
11
(Delaware >_J
—_____-No par
Instrument Corp
1
22
Jan
17
26
50% July 23
—
'
24%
i
126
14%
14"',
30
132;
85%
%
126
6,300
9 %
9 Va
24%
3 73
2.700
77 %
*130
25
*37 %
38
127
*14%
14%
*14%
14%
a
129
85
85%
3
38
127
38!
38
*127
*11%
11% Jan
54% Jan
2
Jun
14 %
*84!
85%
*84%
33
101
76 "A
9%
10,800
30
29%
130 "A
37%
1
5
13
43
84%
129
*127
36'.,
,
54
*51
*100
77
*24'%
5
13% Jan
59% Dec
17
37 •
1,900
9%
25
,_10
7
1
23
65'/a Aug
25
36%
3,600
5,
130'A
s
—2
45% Oct
Dec
24%
14%
4%
101
37
■
*24',
14%
30!4
30
76'%
9 3
900
35
54
*51
132
*130
132
11,100|
8Va
'7%
5
*100
76
f, i.J,
9%
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■
•»
101
75
74"
9%
80
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101
74 %
4
5)
29'«
i
22
52% Jan
11
J it
4'%
*50%
4%
a
35
14%,
4%
29"
1,100
51
U0 Va
'A
8
100
600
2,800
39%
x39 Va
4
•
35%
14 U
37%
84%
100
51 %
8
*34!
14'3
25
*37%
par
7%
40"
8%
147» Jan
7
14'A Jan
3
.100
1st preferred
31
85 Va Jan
.9
8
33,a
14%
24%,
—5
40% Jan
Jan
0!A,
132 '
33*'a
35 !t
54
*100
74 %:
33''a
35
37
2
Jan
4
29%
101%
Jan
37% Jail
•
3 3? ft
14%
*51
100
——
30
84
4%
51'!»
10'A
4 j Va
35
14%
3,o00
10'/a
*42 !a
51!,
,
40%
8! J,
8 "»
it
*34
29 %
2.50
131
77
54
*51..-
29'%
Jan
124
13
Jan
138
6
Dec
-.
comi—l
36'A Jan
28
23
119
23
Jan
23
22'% Dec
40
$4.50 preierred
!t
4%.
—50
—_
Investors
9% Jan
Jan
9
26
..--1
.
preferred
American
General
25
Jan
77
72
128'/a Jan
31
10% Aug 30
142
101
Ind
American
convertible
6%
30
(The)
Corp
General
9
19
106% Mar
17
Dec
31
51
May 22
9
Doc
30% Nov
1
60'A Oct
Garrett
2
5% Jan
17
4% Jan
5
11
3,700
7
7
10%
43 Va
40%
38' 1;
■
40
51 'a
39% Jan
4
33%
39 7
6
13
9% July 17
3
•
,
42%;
33%
it
1
Dec
54'% Dec
4
27
A
337
.
*10 %
*42
10%
42%-
G%
6" V
7
19 V,
—2
43
23
Jan
3V2 Jan
33%
*42%
.
—5
28
Jan
6
33 Va Jan
44%
6 7 it
7
10'%
44
10%
10'a
%
33%
liar
Co
Gardner-Denver
30% Sep
25% Jan
*42
6%
6 7 it
i
10 "«
.50
38
39
6"
5
—
18%
18%
15
85
2,000
18%
1,300
15%
15
15%
14.100
85
85
85
50
19
20
(624;
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
NEW
YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
27 y2 Jun
Jan
3
28
9
Jan
39-/a Mar 23
30
Jan
13
9% Nov
5% Jan
29% Dec
76'/a Dec
H
98
83% Jan
32% Sep
27
STOCK
RECORD
11% Jan
15
2
Guantanamo Sugar
32% Jan
1
11
9%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR
com—No par
»5 preferred
;
No
30%
30
80% Jan
16
123% Jan
2
24
85 Va Jan
36
Jan
Gulf
3
.93
SO
Dec
17
108
Fe,
6
91
Jan
7
100
95% Feb
Sep
19
105% Feb
23
94
Jan
24
9
Jan
96
Oil
327H
Utilities
•4.44
dividend
32%
9'f»
9 •«
31 %
*9%
9;«
500
31
31%
31 %
31%
4.100
*77%
78%
400
111%
112%
25,700
35%
35%
3,500
3o %
79
110
34'B
35%
~5"«
*91
93%
95
94
95
-94
96%
96
96
%4%
97
41
*40%
*91
93%
91
9
%
.
31
114%
35%
So
*94
%
79
112
.5%
*93%
.100
*77%
112 'a
i
100
'
10
77 '5
35%
Shares
32
3t>%
35
1
*9%
31
Co—
Feb.
31 %
...
79
111
the Week
Friday
10
79
109%
Sale* far
Thursday
52 ■ j
30:«
111%
-100
PRICES
Jan. 51
80
110
preferred
SALE
Jan. 30
32%
9%
•,*
No par
States
32
a v
y
-
30%
25
$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred—
1
2J
32
*79
Corp
Common
17
Jan
l
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 29
par
Gulf
34 % Jan
Aircraft Corp
AND
Tuesday
•
fait. :iH
2
21
28
Par
Oruaman
77% Jan
42% Mar 20
Monday
14
108% Jan
103% Feb
LOW
STOCK
34% Jan
Mar 14
26
YORK
EXCHAxNGE
147% July 20
23
83% Dec
NEW
Highest
30
Jan
JO
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Vear 1.956
Monday, February
...
3577
*91
93'.
55
'91
18,300
55 %
96
95%
*94%
97
*40%
41 %
%
200
85%
85%
85 %
85%
4,400
22 Vi
22 Va
22
22%
95 V4
260
"94 Va
97
500
*41
41
H
39% Dec
17
58 % Feb
87
Jan
2
30
Nov
13
85 % Jan
24% Dec
4
Jan
41
92
10
20 Va May
19
45% July 25
19
22
24
Jan
Nov
26
Jan
23
130
Nov
30
31% Feb
9
28 % Jail
3
111% Jan
15
27
Feb
99
64 % Jan
126% Jan
.
15
20
39
23
37
17% Nov
20
46
31
2
Jan
2.8
Jan
11
28% Jan
24% Jan
67
16
26 % Jan
50
Jan
9
49 % Jan
21
Jan
5
86% Jan
7
20
17
Aug
6
26% May 25
31
45% Dec
124
20
45% Dec
3
27% Jan
80
89
29
Jan
17
3
15% Jan
24% Jan
16
Heime
34
3
Jan
2
17% Jan
10
3
47 Var Jan
23
49% Jan
7
Hershey Chocolate
9
4%% preferred series A—__—50
Hertz Co (The)
__i
Hewitt-Robins Inc———
%
5
21
49% Jan
15
32% Jan
7
37% Jan
21
40% Jan
4
14% Jan
9
13% Jan
30
3
64
Jan
2
78
Jan
17
3%%>
81
Jan
3
85
Jan
22
$4%
27
12'/a Jan
25
10
Jan
18 % Dec
7
31
25% Sep
14 Va Apr
7
18
Jan
21
12
7
21
% Jan
21
22% Jan
7
10% Jan
10
% Jan
7
9 % Dec
26
2
6% Apr
11
11% Jan
10
12% Dec
12
12
Jan
3
22
16% Jan
23
18
15
20% Jan
2
29% Oct
17
89
16
29
7
30% Jan
20
34% Jan
2
40
% Jan
10
19
63% Jan
2c!
71
% Jan
4
23
35 % Jan
39% Jan
10
2
95
Jari
6
Jan
2
2
25% Jan
3
12% Feb
10
40
91
18% July 11
26
Aug
6
28% Jan
16% Jan
36
25
Jan
Jail
102
Va Jan
10
20
105
Feb
28
41% Jan
12
3
Dec
29
64
4 '/a Dec
13
93
Jan
18
54% Jan
15
1U%
1% Jan
2
23
6 % Jan
July 26
82% Jan
16
13
4 % Jan
23
41% July
3
24% Sep 21
23% Jan
13
29
Jan
15
99
7 Va Jan
___l
2o
aan
(A)
<to
5%
Jan
18
2
28
5% Jan
32% Jan
22
3
4
Manhattan
17%
17%
17
17 Va
24%
24'in
24%
35
*54
35
16%'
*16
J6%
3'i %
47;-I
48%
48%
48%
48%
48 %
47%
43
300
31
31%
31
31
6,200
38%
%
38
%
*38
36%
57%
38
1,000
13%
4.900
22
22%
21%
22%
10%
*10
10%
.
*10
181 'a
*10%
~
14%
21%
20%
•20%.
30
*29
36%
36%
63%
64
35%
36%
9%
*26 %
17%
36%
36%
26%
631
•.
5:35
common.
95
A
*10
l.OuO
2,6 jO
14%
14%
14%
1,400
20%
20%
21
20%
30
20%
*29
36 1
30
35-%
,
61
%.
*29
36
5%
5%24 Vi •'
17%
17%
37
26%
17 •„
3. %
400
26%
5,300
26 %
81%
31% t
87'
*86
96
*94
96
52%
14
52
52%
*13%
16%
14
*1%
52%
3,300
13%
13%
500
lli'/a
8,800
2
0%
85%
51%
15%:
*6
■
20
96
16%
l':.
*0
86
52 %
30
87%
87%
*94
13%
1%
6:la
83
16 Vi
36%
1%
6%
*81%
1,900
*13%
16%
v
85%
20
87 Va
*94
52%
200
17 Va
38 %
25%
*86%
16%
7,200
*37%
*571/4
83
87 %
.*13%
"
88
38
*26
*81
>
40
0%
26%
17%
26%
20%
5%
26
85
,
52
7
5%.
2,300
12,600
96
17%
83
■
64",
*94
26,
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38
1
5 Vt
5,300
35 7a
34%
96
%
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64%
36
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900
30
35 Va
65''4
35%
95
26%
1%
64%
36
■'«
95
26%-
*81
10'',
14 Va
17%
1,;.%.
80 '
2
*1%
6'«
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2
400
6%
200
I
86%
86%
86 Va
4%:
4 %
4%
4%
4%
30%
30%
30',
20 V,
900
20 %
20'%
20 %
60
4%
4%
4 %
4'ii
30%
30%
30%
30%
30'
20
20
20%
20
20
30
30
30
20
%
10
10%
4%,
5
7,900
18%
*30%
Refrigerator Co
21%
10%
36 Va
v
13%
86
Va
*10%
50
,
21
18%
1
series
27%
10%
26%
*93
13%
120
21%
2oO
10 Vi
17%
*86%
.m%;
83 %
18%
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.
87%
1
75
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»
5%
52%
1
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83%
14
61
36%
95
52
13%
lb
1 8 •
5 V«
83
*93
13%
1,200
10%
35%
63a
26 %
*86%
30 Va
35 "a
17%
*81
13%
-
83%
'
26%
3
.
'
5%
25
,%
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30'
18%
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160
1
22-%
95
114;
1
14
26
100
16,100
•>1
83.
20* .'a
200
16
3,%
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t
81
74
1
coin
48 %
49
3
1,300
35
113%
18%
*29
*15%
114%
*47 Va'
13 %
18'%
*34
16
*113%
74%.
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2.000
37 %
47%
,
31%
13 5,
30
10
17%
24%
24'%
115 %
'
110
*17
34
16
700
1,900
89 %
31 %
114
38
34
.16
800
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24:%
83%;
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r.89%5
17
10%
com
*87
24%
74%..
*6%
Hussman
8j %
£3%
5%
pfd
*87
73%
ncncumuhitlvc preferred
100
Hudson Bay MI11 &. S111 Ltd
No par
Corp
49%
83%
1%
conv
49%
14%"
100
5%
49%
14'! 4
par
Hupp
49%
10%
*.
14
Jan
49%
49%
14%
$2.25 convertible preferred——50
Household Finance common—No
par
33/<% preferred
ioo
4% preferred
100
4.40% preferred
100
Houston Lighting' & Power—No
IHudson
15
75
10%
Howard Stoics Corp—
Howe Sound
Co.—,—
23
74%
14%
No par
Inc
8
Jail
75
10%
preferreif—__—
Houdallle-Industries
7
Jan
75
_lo
Jan
8
76%
85
common—8
—
Jail
88
*75
12.50
Co
$4.25 preferred.,
&
15'%
25%
75
30
26
15'%
13%
'
*24%
"
38%
-
26
25%
71
21
1,200
35
15 %
80
31
18%
*34
25%
*84
18%
35
15%
14%
preferred
*24%
600
6 Va
25 Va
48%
21%
4,100
28 Va
6 Vh
15%
48 Va
*jo
27%
*28
26
47%
lo
Hotel Corp of America—
26
15'4
1,800
26%
Vi
6%
*34
9,600
*25'a
5
Mining—
conv
*24%
3d
5
common
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Eleetrqeheni
5%
*34
*47%
38
50c
Sons
convertible
Homestake
28
%
6%
20
40
34'%
33%
27'%
28
48%
2.50
—•
*
15% Feb
11 Va Apr
19% Nov
17
12 % Jan
30
27% Dec
31
49 % Jan
10
Jan
29
Jan
26% Mar 19
3% Apr 23
.
1%N0V 20
5% Nov
26% Jan
81%
87 Va Jan
84% Jan
88
Jan
57% Aug 17
18% Jan
3
20
15% Nov
Mar
14
30
2
96
26
Corp
Holly Sugar Corp
10
18% Jan
3o
3
77
11
Dec
%
28% Jail
3
22
3
Dec
83
Dec
Jan
0
75
90
Hollander
14
23
29'/a Mar
25
23
Jan
5 % Jan
35% Dec
Sep
Jan
31
8 Va Jan
Hotels
Hires Co (Charles El
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co-
11
Feb
52 % July 17
103% Mar ie
26
24 %
11
74% Jun
23
21% Jan
22% Jail
40
30
Dec
9% Jan
32% Jan
5
4% Nov
Hilton
A
loo
<conv)„No par
27%
a
6%
133
x39 %
%
27%
*113%: 116
31%
34
28
*47%
30
*130
42
34
26:4
48%
;u
41%
28%
47%
series
2nd pfd
V
36 %
116
.
%
34-:,
*6%
49%
*10
37%
133
*130
4.1
26
17
16% •
*115
Chem Corp.— _„-l
preferred
cuin
1%1
41
*84%
15%
*24%
%*34
34%
36%
coninion_.No par
—
26
18% Oct
16
—'—100
Heyden Newport
3
34
*16
common-—2 1/12
preferred
77% Feb
9 '/a Nov
Feb
17%
30
*120
76%
88
24%
39% Jan
3,400
4,700
26
49"%
89
17%
115% Jan
Powder
*80%
2i%
2
39'.a
66%
35
*75
<49%
1
21
39
65 Va
6%
*15%
76
49%
10
39 Va
26 %
>2o%
_10
preferred—_25
—2%
No par
Jan
5%
*75
700
1,200
,
68%
20%
*24%
15%
26
26
104%
39
t%
26
15%
Jan
12
56
Hercules Motors
26 %
*28
*34
25 %
Co
noncumuiative
Hercules
*25
25%
104%
67
41%
1
35
29 % Jan
Nov
5
%
3.)
34%
15
26
107
68
41%
35
26%
*104
39
34%
6%
26%
105
66
34%
26%
%
39 %
42
28%
>
66%
133
34%
*6%
*34
-
26%
*104
41%
28%
dist.
(G W) common—
7%
38 %
64%
10
8
23
26%
108
*130
—1
preferred
100
Heinz (H J) Co common
;__25
3.65% preferred-:.———100
&
38%
65
41%
854
23
23
26:%
129
26%
50
86 %
%
*104
5
—
common—
E>
86
27%
04%
w-———1
-
(W
41
*22
100
129
-2.50
—
Co—
preferred
Haveg Industries Inc—
Heller
47% Jan
24% Nov
Chemical
4Va%
2
Jan
26%
37%
-100
—
Hart Schaflner At Marx.
Hat Corp of America common
22
21% Dec
31 % Dec
Harshaw
13% Jan
11
Jan
—.
Harsco Corporation
Harr-is-Seybold Co
99
2
35 Va Jan
preferred
111
20 % Mar 19
13
Oct
Jan
6 V#
41
*104
2.50
3%%
41% May 23
46 Va Mar 14
29
61% Dec
24
53% Mar 20
19
13% Nov
Feb
64
23
33% Nov
34
51% July 19
21
Jan
24% Jan
3
21 V« Mar 15
29
Dec
-100
Harbison-Walk Reirac common—15
Ex partial liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc
Jan
15% Dec
preferred
Paper Co——.
Hecht Co
60
36% Nov
convertible
16% Jan
101
38 Va Jan
1
common
27% Jan
Jan
17
Co
1
76
25
Watch
1
21
23% Oct
87%
23%
% Feb
15
3
110
7
21
a
74 % Jan
34
86
25% Feb
13
15
Oct
Jan
34% Jan
89% Feb 27
11
17
41
23
—
Dec
Dec
U
11
27% Jan
85 % Nov
17
% Jan
36% Jan
14
6
34% Mar 27
19
1
31
Jan
33
Mar 12
13% May 28
4%
25
Well Cementing—-5
Printing Co—5
F)
Hammermill
3
Jan
(W
Hamilton
7
Jan
27 % Jan
9
26% Dec
Jail
131
26
Mar 27
Aug
69
15
34
Mar 29
8
39
25
39% Feb
38 Va July 31
35% Apr 10
13
Oil
Hall
11
45% Jan
Water
Halliburton
11
28
76
47
2
Hackensack
2
Jan
48% Dec
May 22
5% Oct 31
Dec
Jali
37% Jan
69% Dec
20
18% Jan
17
24
24 Va Jan
146
25
32 % Dec
89% Jan
1
18
107
29% May 28
24% NOV
Sep
Sep
Feb
7
18
42% Mar 29
24
33
48
27
41% Jan
j
87
*20
2,800
26.000
J
I
27% Feb
10
57% Oct
1
50
Jan
23
41% Dec
21
44
Nov
9
35% May
3
72% May 4
60 Va Aug 15
61
Jan
19
29 % Jan
17
69
55
.71% Jan
7
1
63% Jan
.9
Feb
Jan
2
Jan
31
43 % Jun
21
44% Jan
17
15
45
53
Apr
5
45
Jan
58
Jan
50'/a Dec
11
55
Jan
9
51
44
Jan
31
50
27
3
45% Jan
4
48
45
Dec
12
53
Feb
10
45
Feb
1
20
30
Nov
13
27% Jail
23
19
9
8% Jan
60 Vi Mar 13
Feb
35% Jan
3
13
151
85% July 20
Dec
31
70% Jun
8
52 '/4 Dec
20
20
20
Dec
47 V\ Jan
23
83 Va Dec
13
27 V* May 28
400
May 15
33% May 28
143 '/a Dec
6
28% Sep
25% Jun
21
22
09
Nov
21
78
Jan
23
9 Va Nov
20
98 Va Nov
29
87 Va Dec
12
15% Feb
85
Sep
11 Vi
165
May
Feb
0
100% Dec
13
09% Mar 20
24 Ve Mar 13
• 1
103
Va Jan
Feb
35% Dec
550
$
Dec
7
31
31
41% July 25
174
Feb
28
32% Mar 12
33% Apr
11
78% Jan
148
21
Jan
16
86"4 Feb
1
48
88Va Jan
150
8
Jan
4-
1
55% Jan
11
21 Va Jan
24
45% Jan
30
52
Jan
2
Jan
2
92
Jan
21
30% Jan
21
35 Vi Jan
3
87
506
Jan
21
Jan
2
36% Jan
25
38% Jan
11
2
156% Jan
25
14
31% Feb
Jan
27% Feb
1
69% Jan
10
2
537
29% Jan
72% Jan
115%
3
11% Jan
18
107% Jan
11
4
94'% Jan
30
21 Vi Apr
19
17 % Jan
2
13
20
Jan
104% Apr
16
19
88
Jan
7
94
Jan
16
112% Jan
38% Jan
2
124% Jan
14
2
40% Jail
22
7
84
Feb
15
Dec
13
144
Aug
3
44% Feb 20
70% Mar 13
29
34 Vi Apr
29% Jan
2
20
51% Jan
38 Vi Jan
16
33% Jan
7
34
4
37% Apr
5
29% Jan
18
38% Feb
7
38 % Jan
30
32% Dec
28
13
Feb
18% Dec
30
Nov
9
15 Vi Aug
27
49 (4 Jan
49
31
2
55
Jan
22
% Jan
7
49% Jan
9
Jau
24
32% Jan
2
13% Jan
7
23 Va July 18
14% Jan
31
19% Jan
2
26% Feb
1
34% Jan
31
3
32
23% Dec
18
10
17
Nov
19
22'/2 Dec
13
32% Oct
1
Aug 31
44% Oct
15
83
27
Dec
6
2
7
27
33 V» Jan
84 %
July
Jan
31% Jan
30
120% Dec
4
58
55% July 26
39% Mar 16
5
27% Jan
10
56% Nov
19
130
Feb
7
10% Mar 19
29% Oct
Jail
Jan
28
24 Va Jan
2
27% Jan
31
48 % Jail
21
53 Va Jan
2
123
Jan
3% Jan
2
21
130
Jan
22
International Salt—
International Shoe
International Silver
1%
coin
$1.40
cum
Intertype
5
4% Jan
4
Corp
Jacobs
IF
L
Co
1
11
Jewel Tea
89
Jan
9
45% Jan
22
49 Vt Jan
31
31
77
8
62 % Nov
15
50% Jan
29
105% Feb
27
61% Jan
96
2
V4 Jan
29
99
2
Jan
29
76% Jan
20.
5,100
*21%
46%.
*90
'31%
1
31
516V2
37%
155%
*152%
31
28%
v,
*31
108';.
10
27 "4
*71
72
10%
107%
10
22
46 %
92
31 Va
519
8.8 %
154
*22
110
30%
30%
518
*71
105'%
10 "2
10%
95 %
17%
17 Va
89
90
89
90
*119
123
"119
123
x89 %
*119
4,300
107%
19.200
10%
*94
13
900
27%
72
108" a
*93%
94 %
13
630
ol'%
•
100
94 %
24,nno
15334
31%
27%
3,700
3 "V
153%
28%
101%
3,200
522
3771
100%
18
4,200
101
12,200
96
100
'
17%
17%
90
*89
'119
123
1,400
90
123
700
I
200
39%
39
*47%
39%
48
39%
*47'4
48
39 Va
2,400
48
48
35
*47%
48
*32%
*34
47%
35
47%
300
34
34
*33
35
31 %
31
31%,
31%
31%
31%
53%
31%
26.200
53%
53%
x53%
53%
53%
53%
1,800
p.ar
com__5
25
__5
30
53
*52%
31%
31%
53%
•
30%
53%
54
*53
31%
*31 %
1 4
14%
14
25',,
24%
31%
32
24%
25 Vb
50'..
128
51 %
128
Va
54
21%
39 %
*53%
30'
,
39 %
*33
35
100
54
*53%
54
32
.
32
32
*32
32%
31%
32
14
14
500
14 %
14
14%
14
14
4.600
25%
25%
*53'%
54 Va
,
25 "3
25%
24 7
31 %
x31
31
31 %
31%
31 %
31%
31 %
25%
8 300
25
25%
20%-
27 "a
27
21 Va
4,500
51
49%
50%
3,300
50
50
*128
130
%
a
50%
*128
25%
50'
.
129
24%
50 %
*128
129
123
26%
16,800
129
Jan
Jan
9
17
3%%
Inc
4
25
24
24%
25
25%
25%
25%
31%
24%
24'
32%
31
31%
31%
31%
32
32
32
20
32
93
90
91
90
90
90
SO-
87
87
47 %
47%
47%
48
48 %
«JR%
£9
*£5
*90%
1
47%
common
preferred
Johns-Manville
Corp
Johnson
& Johnson
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
6% preferred series A
Joy
4
24
1
pfd-ZIlOO
Co
Manufacturing Co
.
1,700
31 Va
72
—
46
S2
101 %
2
22%
4 j
*90
j
50 Va Jan
Jan
3
page
43%
II__II5
18
8'J
30
see
33 %
48%
23
Iowa-Illinois Gas <fc Elcc Co—No
par
Iowa Power &
LlglH Co
lo
Ialand Creek Coal
common.!
50c
•0 preferred
1
28
47% Jan
68
%
*
1
5,200
25
1
24
91
35 Vb Feb
26
91
121
3 50
Jan
1
42 Va Jun
Dec
91
40
87%
95%
18
3,200
86%
40
107%
*93%
18-
9,100
79%
4
37 %
100 '
36%
153
50 %
31 1
10%
36
79%
>150
88"
37 "4
107%
80 "4
3,400
50
28
101
36 %
153
'
95 %.
17%
36
'
8%
87 V2
22
*70%
107
%
155 %
31
10 %
*93
31'
155
100%
28
*8 Vi
80
515% 520
28
10%,
121
~
Lake Sulphur Co_
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Feb
72 % Jan
108%
28%
8%
*150
92
-72
101 %
28%
00
ud
50%
45%
28 %
10%
28%
r.2
47
88%
*21%
*70%
100%-
"
81
*90
-
45
150
150
50%
31
31
36%
4o
J
94% Nov
72
107%
35%
*45%
45
*8%
...
*OJ
48
*44%
8%
51
*47%
28%
87%
*37%
154%
•
ul
2 8 "»
51
524
37%
156
'
80'4
92
■30%
73%
Teieg_~No
Jaeger Machine Co
Mar 21
154
39
47
46:
515
37%
30%
No par
Jexierson
85
30%
521
100
Corp
9
58% Apr
%
36%
No par
-
*45'/a
22
91%
28 \'i
1.7.50
47
88
.
46
30
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate Power Co
8
1
25
*45'%
52
'
-
28%
preferred
28% Jan
2
100
47
*51
36%
*21%
92
517
*45%
149%
50%
*79%
common
Utilities
36% Jan
6
par
par
*41
81
48
92
45
*8%
87%
21%
40%
30
*14
28%
36 Va
51
*21%
45
47
149 %
87 Vb
59%
*44
57 Va
45
52
%
X80
*
30
■
*8%
82%
150
'
»
45
28%
8%
5
;
conv
'
37%
100
No par
^
International Telep &
International
*8%
30%
par
No par
preferred.
3
67 Vi Feb
For footnotes
common
$4 preferred
Int'l Rys of Cent Amor
5% preferred
23
102% Feb
5
-
Nickel of Canada—,
No par
international Packers Limited
15
International Paper
23% Jan
43 Va Oct
45
_100
31 % Jan
Mar 14
48
*44%
87
preferred
15
55
*47
45
'
28%
80
4Va% preferred
Interlake Iron Corp
No
Int'l Business MachinesNo
Int'l Harvester common
No
1% preferred
;
Int'l Hydro-Electric
Sys class A
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
com
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
87
48
48
45
28%
'129
1
5, tOO
*44% *
*47
,_ioo
20
4.400
*47
.
*44 "a
No par
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
Intercheinical Corp common
59;%
57%
*51
Njpar
-.
43% Nov
44 Vi Jail
common—
preferred
Inland Steel Co
Int'l
7
38
6%
1
59
58
'
Mexico
100 pesos.
Ingersoll-Rand
4%
jan
9-% Jan
Jan
De
—
99 % Jan
91
Electriea
A
-
145 Vi Jan
29
8
Industrial Rayon
30
99% Jan
4
105% Jan
106% Mar 13
4
14
% Feb
3
Jan
Jan
39'» Jan
50
60 '/a
*45
*51
50
Power & Light—No
par
59 %
57
47
*45%
50
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
4.100
00,',
50%
52
cumulative preferred
4.20%
30%
59%
56%
*44
4.42%
Indianapolis
30%
60%
50 7
4.6
4.70%
1
30
59 "a
56%
41
50
11
29%
59%
57
preferred
20 % Jan
112% Aug
8
14 Vi Mar 13
144% May 7
88
9
..50
30%
59 %
15
29 % Jan
2
11
59
preferred
30
57
cumulative
Industria
7% Apr
33% Dec
par
No par
4.26%
Feb
44
cumulative
1q
!_No
31
Jan
26 Va Jun
4.08%
15
Jan
54'/a Apr
Dec
Idaho Power Co
Illinois Central RR Co
Illinois Power Co common
100
5
*85
40%
89
47%
3%
4
"83
4
90
4
s£5
4
3%
4
49
89
3%
48%
*85
4
4.400
8
3,100
.
2,100
200
48%
88
1,100
-
47 %
47%
47%
48"
49%
47"
12 V2
73
73%
72%
72%
73
73
72 %>
02%
10
51
*72%
52%
50%
51%
52%
52
52%
51
100
96%
51%
96%
36,900
96%
96 %
96-
96%
96%
97
1
96%
1.790
68%
69%
96-4
63
69%
68'
70
69
70
68%
69
9,100
i
48%
4
43%
f-.rj
13.700
1
pno
4
1957
Volume
Number 5609
185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
NEW
YORK
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Range Since Jan.1
Year 1
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Highest
Lowest
RECORD
STOCK
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
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Friday
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Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
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shares
K
34% Feb
104
70% Aug
13
Dec
41
% Jan
21
45% Jan
3
103
Jan
21
108% Jan
7
3
38% Jan
4
3y% Jan
24
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79% Jan
9
82
Jan
Jan
10
S8
Jan
15
97% Jan
18
JOu
Jan
25
Mar
Dec
21
Dec
5
103
Mar 13
108
Ayr
95
13
91
Jan
May 22
92% May
9
SO
Jan
4
67
87
Dec
23
103
77% Jan
4
4
38% Jan
31
4%
26% Jan
2
28% Jan
24
Kansas
27
21
24% Jan
29
12% Jan
31
13 % Jan
11
Kayser
Jan
21
45
IDS % Feb
42 % Jan
23
Mar 27
May 28
48
DcC
147% Mar 14
23
Jan
Kelsey
1
128% Jan
4
Kenneeott
Kern
21
45% Jan
4
31
58% Jan
2
66% Jan
14
27% Jan
21
Apr
12
40% Jan
21
43% Jan
3
58% Apr
1
25
27
41
Jan
17
43% Jan
24
32% Jan
29
35% Jan
6
Dec
61
7
i-eu
47
>0
Nov
21
3y%
2
32% Dec
4
40% Mar 19
52% Jan
31
-74% Aug 20
82
Dec
18
25
Feb
1
2
89
5b
14
Kresge
21
29% Mar 29
25% Jan
2
27% Jan
26
501 '2 Feb
29
32% Jan
22
34% Jan
10
29 % Apr
*91
92%
*93
95
*93
95
*93 1
95
*93 %
95
*93%
95
100
No par
67%
Co
*37%
38%
.No par
24% Jan
23
25% Jan
2
Jan
If
50% Jan
9
<S S)
Kress
4
Inc
Co
(S
4
54 % (JCt
13
167/a Sep
10
147k Jan
21
157k Jan
2
Laclede
27% Aug
7
24'% Jan
25
257k Jan
11
4.32%
4% Jan
6
37k Jan
8
4% Jan
24
7
177k Jan
3
187k Jan
16
197k Jan
3
Lee
34% Feb
1
Lees
Kroger
69
69%
38 74
38 74
38'A
700
28 74
28%
28
2874
1.800
24%
24 %
24 '4
24 '4
24'/a
247k
4,500
24 74
13
12%
24%
12 74
*12%
12%
12%
41 %
41
4174
4174
4174
*417a
42
41%
112%
115%
110%
11374
11174
113 74
11174
112
109%
110%
2.50
■
1,300
127k
127 k
12%
2.500
42
24,300
3.500
42%
42%
42%
4374
42%
42%
42 7 k
4274
42%
427k
1
63%
64
63%
65%
63%
6474
63
64%
6174
62
25
28%
28%
28%
29%
2874
28%
28'%
2874
28
28 %
5,400
1
*41%
42
4174
41%
42
42
42%
42%
1,200
42 "
43
41%
4174
42%
41%
5
Co__.
4174
42 74
42
42'%
41'%
42 74
7,900
32%
32%
33
33
33'%
337k
56
57
com
preferred
(111)
1
10
■
32%
32 74
57%
57%
57%
57%
34
*33'%
57%
58
57%
90
*88 74
90
*38 %
27
*S8
90
*83
57 %
*88 74
90
13.400
600
2,400
90
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
2674
17,900
No par
32%
327k
32%
32%
32%
32%
3274
32%
327k
327k
3,800
5
24%
25
24%
24%
247a
24%
25
25
25
25
1,600
1
47
47 74
47%
47%
48
49 %
4874
49%
3,800
4
26%
26%
26%
_lo
Co
Co
(The).
Co
69
37'a
28 74
12-%
common
&
68'a
37 74
28%
40%
24%
100
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69
37%
1
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Kroehler
10,300
69
*
Indus
prior
20
28
6874
28
24%
20
100
*9774
100
-39
*37%
28
23
*9774
100
67
68 %
50
com
preferred
3
19
47
92%
_
Dec
43% Jan
Land
Koppers
31% Dec
.
*91
.__2_;
2
22
Jan
92 74
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
4%
To
96%
*91
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
16
Jan
*94
91
Co
4
65% Jan
35% Jan
*97%
91
*07%
No par
&
Oil
conv
*94'/a
.
93
Copper
County
4%%
96
100
84
98
Co.
Kerr-McGee
4
Jan
1
Feb
98
30
Hayes
2,900
*82
96'%
*82
100
Light Co
(Julius)
Jan
30% July 16
53% Apr
Oct
42% A or
Mar
2
Jan
39
12
39 7k
84
84
96
98
200
39
3974
*91
Electric
&
39%
100
preferred
Gas &
48
39 74
4874
;>9C
Southern
non-cum
Kansas Power
24% July 23
10
12% Dec
40
City
29
3712 Jan
*96
47'4
*82
2,300
107
*48
100
__.
cumulative
Kansas
Jan
20
2o% Aug 14.
21% Jan
43%
4.35 4V
15
Feb
24
25
*82
10674
48
preferred._ 1-00
13.80% preferred
16
Jan
100
74
26.000
42%
41%
107
42 74
47%
39
S4
84
43
106
,
3974
48
%
107
106
100
preferred
preferred
4.20%
39
39%
*82
preferred
cum
4.50%
46 % Jan
9
Nov
24
113
39%
—
105
*47%
48
*47%
14
71 % Feb
37
30
—50
4%
95
10
41%
104%
427k
41%
42 74
41%
104%
41%
104
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
92% Jan
1
Mar
105
Corp
33%
preferred-.—.100
conv
16
9 J.
30
Chem
nreferred
45% Jan
78
Nov
<fc
cum
4%%
14
97ya Nov 28
89
Alum
4% 4V
31
48
44% Aug
96
Kaiser
2
2
Jan
20
Feb
52
18
37% Dec
44
3
Aug
127
27
Nov
47%
47'%
74
L
14% Apr
257k Apr
4
374 Nov
13
r.
19
163% Mar 13
187k Dec
30
22% Mar 12
187k Jan
24
8
34% Apr
32% Jan
8
3
97
26
Jun
89
Nov
May
30
10
11 Ve Jun
35% Apr
26
58
3)
9
16% Jan
25
45% Jan
4
94
21% Jan
3
15% Jan
21
17% Jan
6
2% Jan
31
2 % Jan
3
; 27k Jan
10
28
18% Jan
21
207k Jan
10
19% Dec
15
Apr
24
5
Oct
2
Feb
1
25% Nov
1
29'/a Nov
14
167k Jan
4
207k Oct
30
16% Dec
28
8
25
*4 74
•4%
17%
17%
*17%
17%
17%
17 %
17%
18
17%
1374
18%
19
19
19
*19'k
19%
34%
33%
3374
34'A
34%
34'A
3474
Tire
18%
34
34
100
Co
*90
7% Jan
16
1574
15%
15'%
15%
15 7k
9
20
41%
4174
4174
4174
42
41
No par
16
1674
16
Vai'ey
Coal
2nd
noiH-um
Corp
Fink
Jan
15
Jan
22
Lelin
2
18% Jan
15
Lemer
1
82 Vz Jan
3
&
74
16%
xl5%
16V4
16'%
1
2 7a
% 2v%
2 74
274
2 74
274
2 74
27k
par
nonciim 1st preferred—No
Lehman
20%
20%
20%
207a
20 74
20'%
20'%
20'%
18% Mar 29
12% Jan
2
137k Jan
14
61% Oct
64'/« Jan
2
68V2 Jan
31
Liggett
7%
Jan
31
Jan
23
64
Aug
9
50
Jan
18
5374 Jan
7
Lily
47% Jan
23
76 % Nov
7
68
Jan
49
163'% Feb
20
18
14% May 28
35% Jan
6%
6%
674
6%
6%
67u
6'%
674
6'%
7%
27%
26%
27%
26%
277a
27%
27%
277k
*19 74
1974
19 Vb
19'%
19 7k
19 7k
19 %
25
Sep
100'% Jan
3
18'/a Nov
29
Lionel
Corp
44% Jan
4
Liquid
Carbonic
•
■■
.
-
__
___
■
List
11
Jan
9
3%%
—
6
77k Jan
2
12
52% Jan
21
57 % Jan
May 14
19% Jan
2:5
22
July 26
33% Jan
21
% Jan
21
6
22% Jan
2
9
99
Jan
23
99
Jan
23
13,
89
Jan
25
89
Jan
25
Mar 14
91
Jan
4
91
Jan
4
102
337k Dec
12
35
10
37% Dec
Jan
106
98% Dec
6
33
19
23% July
19
21'/a Oct
Link
2
Jan
25 Vh
28
Jan
9
16% Jan
21
53% D°C
12
29
6% Nov
43 % .Tun
72 3A Jan
16
39% Jan
12
102% Jan
88% Dec
27
86
Dec
11
104
97
Nov
19
103'A Dec
28
15'/a Dec
12
21% Feb
23
35% Jan
Jan
Lone
11
Lone
23% Jan
7
Long
2
14
11
28
143'% Jan
5
119% Jan
2
124 % Jan
30 % Nov
20
25% Jan
24
277k Jan
& Jan
26
iV Jan
31
29
9374 Jail
8
4
22
7
28
61
Dec
23
49 % Jan
3
Nov
15
1374
13%
67%
677a
67%
68
148%
148 74
149%
150
5174
5014
5074
50 74
51
6974
149
148
5074
148
13 %
13'A
9,500
67 %
68'A
8.700
480
150
150
149V2
5174
52
51 %
52 %
3,900
63%
6974
69%
697 k
2,3001
X6874
68
68'%
15 74
*15%
1574
15%
157a
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,400
15
41%
4174
4074
41
41
41
407k
41-'%
2,300
100
*74 74
80
80
*75
com
70
*75
*75
80
80
*75
80
7%
8
3,800
1
77
1
53%
54
53 %
54 74
53%
54%
54
547k
53'A
7%
537k
17,800
19%
20
1974
20%
20 7a
20%
20'4
207k
20%
21 >/8
27,700
new—w—4
Corp
33%
34 74
33 74
3374
337a
34
33%
34 7k
33%
34.
33%
34
34
34%
34
34'%
34%
347k
34 %
347k
10
22-%
2274
22%
22%
22 7
22%
22%
22 7k
22%
22%
74
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102
100
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91
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ion
*90
93
*90
spries
E
nreferred..
(Pi
Co
103 74
16%
1674
12374
12374
25%
25%
257b
62%Jan
■2
Luke-ns
10
39
Jan
7
MacAndrews
32
Jan
10
Mack
7
Macy
Steel
^ons
Co
Inc.
3t8
82%
2174V
54 74
53 7«
3.33%
new
83 74
21 74
1
5,300
'
7
-j 2
103
74
>
70
'2^/4
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258,100
26%
26%
'AiV
u*
82 74
83 74
81 %
82
81 >4
82'4
21%
21 %
21
53 74
537a
54 74'
'4
21 %
21'
217k
54
52*6
3,600
82'A
21
53
53
O
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16%
123%
74
.'■■■
74
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■
500
5,700
167 k
26%
26 74
26
123
123
103'%
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*122'%
16%'
1.6%
16%
123
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%
1037*2
'
93
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93
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123
25%
h
17,300
92
*87
92
*103
16%
16 %
123 74
74
93
103 74
103 %
1674
123 %
Nashville™2——50
29
.
100
<M>
17,000
.
102
*1007k
102
*87
92
•
*90
93
(Ky).No par
issued"-
"when
&
*87
92
*100%
102
*100%
102
103
103'4
10
Co
a
'
100
:
common
nreferred
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*100 74
7%
8
774
8
774
774
u
100
Rights
7,900
13 74
(18'%
.13%
10
Cement
Louisville
3,400
70%
7174
Gas Co
37% Jan
31
37% Nov
Jan
Star
Jan
52
Dec
59
24
Jan
81
8
May
13 74
67 %
1,000
17%
'
41
Corp
Louisville Gas & El
20% Jan
9
27'% F"b
109
21
13
6774
19',k
177 k
687k
40%
Island
7%
2
Jun
13 74
677 it
17'%
71%
...No per
Aircraft
Lorillarii
8
27
21
13
17 74
71%
74'
15 74
preferred
4.40%' series G conv pfd
Jan
Dec
83% Jan
72
4 35%
267k Dec
116
Corp
Inc
Star
177 a
71%
Lighting Co com
5%
series B prelerred
4.25%
scries D preferred
17% Jan
104
2
157k Jan
2
35% Jan
1774
8
convertible
s
17%
72
20,500
2.50
(The)
Industries Corp
Loew
17 74
71
10
Co
Lockheed
2
11
Jan
19%
17%
71%
7
Corp
30
Belt
1974
17 74
71
25
com
.
'
10
_100
Cup
4,400
27%
preferred
Tulip
157k Jan
Aug 29
49% Mar 29
24
84
150
15
141'% Jan
2
Tobacco
2,100
207k
20
27 %
No par
727k Fed
Myers
3.100
10,600
2%
27k
a
Corp
1
&
4,000
J6
1
__
Products
Stores
%
No par
nfd_
(The)
74
1674
common
ft-
137'% Dec
6,800
42
16
4
2
1,500
15%
407 a
2- 50c
10
297k Jan
3.100
•-
92
*90
92
*90
15 74
40%
127k Dec
9
92
*90
92
*90
15%
74 % Feb
Apr
92
900
18
15%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby
98
*34
7*
300
4 '/b
»4
4'/8
4'%
40
63% Feb
1
18%
18%
common.3
B
Sons
&
*24'%
■
15
; $3
2
29
19
24%
4%
15
10
177k Jan
21'% Mar 26
400
15%
24%
*4 74
preferred
Lehigh
26 % Jan
6% Jan:
3,200
15
*24 74
4%
A
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
4
1% July
15%
24%
1574
24%
*4%
series
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR
26
157k Nov
&
(James)
3.85%
Jan
2
21
Jan 10
147k Jan
27
July 10
15
24%
15 74
2474
common..
Bryant
Rubber
15%
25
15
15
25
pfd.,75 Pesos Mex
1
Co
preferred
Consolidada 6%
Lane
Jan
91
Mar 22
13% Jan
La
Gas
8,500
>■*
*
3,000
10,200
M
120
6%
May 24
144
27% Dec
20
30% Nov
14
27% Jan
2
28% Apr
11
33% Oct
16
28% Jan
22
80% Dec
27
92% Jan
13
82 % Jan
11
8% Nov
21
6% Sep
20
10% Apr
10% Feb
8 % oaa
6
28
30Vk Jan"
86% Jan
9
8
139
M.tr 20
75
Jan
21
26
41
Mar 13
35 % Jan
9
473% Dec
26
610
Trucks
(R H)
% %
10
series A
Co
Coal RR
Jan
6
4
495
Jail
14
Mahoning
26
8 % Nov
28
8
Jail
3
1C
Jan
11
Manati
Jan
3
5
Jan
24
5 % Jan
8
Mandel
Bros
31
17% Jan
14
Nov
16% Jan
5
24
19
8% Oct
30
10% Apr" 18
29% Nov
28
48 %
10% Jan
30
1
33 % Jan
2
id
'•
4
9
% Jan
52% Jan
3
54% Jan
Jan
28
35 % Jan
31 % Jan
18
35 % Jan
20% No*
i.3
19
14
51% Sep
26
56% Jun
18
40% July 11
32% Feb
21
3
Nov
7
82% Dec
11
98
Jan
24
45 % Dec
3
31
Apr
24
32
Nov
20
Dec
■/«
Jan-
32
4%
7
91
Jan
47% Jan
4
28
2
22
*5
L)
9%
29%
2974
29%
2974
29
29%
287k
30
30
34
3474
35
35
35
35
35
35'A
1,300
34
19%
19%
19%
J 9%
19%
19%
7.600
54%
19%
19%
19%
54%
54%
*54 %
32
32 74
327k
89
91
*87 74
44%
46
4474
25
3
27
% Jan
21
30
Jan
4
40
Jan
2 4
42
Jan
22
Jan
16
12% Jan
2
13% Jan
3
28
83% Jan
24
70
Jan
2
40% Dec
23
3
Feb
1
9
83% Oct
71% Jan
1
43 % Aug
47
Feb
32
Oct
13% T>
76
c
Dec
43% Jan
1
7
16
Sep
*71
73
*71
73
30
*30
30%
*30
3 3 %
55 74
*54%
55 74
*54'4
15 7-4
74
15 7k!
15%
157k
15 7a
28
28
*27%
41
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32 7 it
32 74
32 74
32%
2174
21 74
21
2174
26 7 it
28
McGraw-Hill
19
14 % Jan
11
McGregor-Doniger
2
8C% Jan
14
Mclntyre
54% Dec
10
49
Jan
2
54% Jan
81
McKesson
McLeilan
Jan
2
19% Jan
29
11
Jail
21
18
Jan
2
31% Oct
1
41 % Apr
30
31% Jan
21
37
Jan
11
19
102% Jan
16
86% Jan
25
32% Mar 15
28% Jan
29
11
Jan
28
Vk Jan
4
88 % Jan
89
30
4%
16
Mengel
Mercantile
32% Jan
29
Merck
87 % Jan
31
11
$4
83
Jan
28
36
Jan
29
37
21 % Nov
26
21
2:
24% Feb
77
101%
Dec
LlCC
" 6
8
35
July 11
30% Jan
3
10
93
Feb
84
Jan
4
A-1
44% Jan
3
17% Nov
20
48
Jan
27
80
Dec
28
9
108
July 19
105% Jail
3
61% July 31
55% Jan
21
57 % Jan
2
23% Jan
20
21
21 % Jan
8
116
3
J
11
64% May 10
53
Jan
3
62% Jan
11
6
82
Jan
4
92
Feb
1
14
104% Jan
8
84 % Jan
102
Jan
97 % Oct
9
Jan
23
101
Jan
82
Dec
27
99% Feb
21
84
Jan
92
Jun
5
98% Jan
10
Sep
4
103% Apr
25
101
Feb
1
10' % J'n
21
20
61% Sep
5
43
Feb
1
50% Jan
10
*■*-
dttv
It-
Co
Inc
2nd
Mesta
Machine
Co
4.45%
Miami
common
pfd
Co
_—
36
73
.3
36
3574
—
83%
*81
71 %
74
*71%
30
54 'A
54
*30
*54
54 3
*15
15 %
15
15'A
28%
*27%
28.
28
28
41
*40%
41
13
72
72 %
230
36%
12,300
71%
36 74
35 At
36 %
*71%
72 'A
357k
600
72 %
71 7 k
72
36%
37
37
37 74
37
37
13 74
13 74
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
80 %
80 %
80 74
*79
79
54
54%
54 74
80 "a
19 %
19%
19%
19%
19%
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17%
1774
17 74
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5
351 it
3578
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35
100
1
87 7-;
89
*86 7a
83'%
86%
29
29%
23
28%
16%o
No par
No par
.No par
12.50
pfd—100
100
100
100
100
5
28 74
22%
31%
867a
36
23
23
32 '«
32
*86
*106
18'»
*18
13%
%
2,600
1,200
79%
400
53%
54%
11,500
19%
*19 %
19%
.
500
18%
*18
18'A
200
34%
35
*35 %
35%
3,400
867k
*85%
87
*85 %
87
23 74
28%
29%
29
29 'A
85' k
86
8614
85
85
86
88 74
36
107''a
107
19%
*19%
37
*36%
36
88
22"-'2
89
*86
54
36
35 5 a
35
37
87 74
*36
140
*72
72 74
53 74
500
2,600
13'A
13%
53%
'
13
37 %
53
1,100
41
*40%
73
53%
100
4
13
%
*79
400
30 Vb
%
13%
81
240
74
30
800
7,900
83
*
1
*79
21'%
*81
72%
*72
72
36
5
.
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series
Copper
12
...3%
Inc
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
3.85%
72
36%
100
1
(The)
Stores
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
2.35%
47% Jan
102
&
conv
4.35%
31
107
common
preferred series B
Co
72
.
a
13 Vh
13
13%
1
$3.50 preferred
Jan
11
27 % Feb
2'% Jan
Corp
13
lo
Mfg Co—
Corp common
4%% preferred (1st series)
Shoe
13
.36 74
1
.18
Inc..
Mead
Melville
12%
*40 74
of 7
'2
i>
Co
Stores
McOuay Norris
31
Apr
45% Jun
50c
10n
;
Mines
Robbins
&
29
98
40%
Inc class A
Porcupine
Jan
9
2
28 74
40
"80
82
-4.
Publishing
% Jan
Nov
33% Feb
81
28 74
Electric Co
2
37% Jan
18
__
3
MeGraw
79% Jan
12
29
15
Stores
23
29
27% Nov
15 7*
50
21
23% Feb
82 % Dec
*54 74
preferred
McCrory
*80
No par
.No par
No par
;
Corp common
30
21% Jun
2,600
73
Jan
1
'
50,500
32%
30
13% Jan
31
447k
*71
3j
15% Feb
'A
82
_!
2
17% Dec
44
*80
Jan
23
45%
No par
79
95% Mar
120
89
*88
89
83
20
9
44%
37 Vk
5
18
—
Jan
*88
83
Corp common
8%%
convertible preferred
McGraw-Edison Co
72% Jan 16
40
46
37
$2.59
26
89
457a
21 %
M'cCord
6
21
89
par
5
Corp
Jan
33% Dec
12% Dec
McCali
46
69 % Nov
32 %
89
45%
83
No
preferred
32 % Jan
15
33 Vu
5,600
33%
..1
Maytag C'o common
13
May 15
41% Dec
3,600
32%
pfd 1947 series..No par
cumulative pfd
—No par
$3.40
24
32 %
327k
37 %
71
15% Jan
32%
32%
83
Jan
10
32%
32%
82 7a
6
13% Jan
54 %
32 %
82',2
14
Jan
54 %
8174
Dtc
56% Jan
32%
32%
100
1
32%
33
700
54 7a
33
*54 74
54%
54 %
80
28% Feb
25
33 74
No par
com
19%
7.400
82 >%
70
200
24
$3.75 cum
20
12,200
29 74
—__4
common
$3.75 preferred
July 17
10 Vk
*80
31
12% Dec
10'/B
33 VB
22
54
300
10%
21%
Jan
$3
10%
16%
37
79% Jan
9
10%
5%
16%
21%
83
3
1)
*5'/a
33%
Jan
,9
10 Vh
3,600
8 Vh
5%
37 74
76
Jan
974
9%
8%
8%
16%
21
75 % Jan
Jan
16%
*5
3374
96% Jan
55
16%
50
Co
i__„
97
31% Jan
16'%
j
Co—
21
54% J an
16%
1
Co
Stores
21
29% Jan
*1674
6.2"
—.5
common
Corp
Electric
Dept
Dec
70
5 74
36%
May
87% Mar
8 "2
5 74
33
Master
4
14% Apr
8%
5 74
6,300
520
21
Masonite
8
39 % Jan
7
8%
8 74
5 74
16 7-2
*16%
8 74
5 74
6.700
38 'A
37'%
37
8
22 Vk Jan
Feb
>485
520
*435
520
8 74
77 %
76
>485
36%
35% Jan
15
73% Dec
74
*485
520
387k
37 74
28
21
36
48% Mar 19
17
*485
79%
520
32 %
32% Jan
Jan
38%
Inc—
Mfg
Co
&
(Glenn
20% Jan
7
77%
39
preferred
% %
Martin
50% Mar 23
Nov
80%
38 74
preferred.
Cement
Marshall Field
Jan
Corp
convertible
Marquette
40% Jan
86
78'%
38 %
Exploration
Midland
26
19% May 25
37
i
Marine
19% Jan
1
8%
81 %
5
Marathon Corp
2,
Marehant Calculators
Jan
2
16% Feb
29% Apr
38
Oil
Maracaibo
2
28% Feb
31 *sj Jan
May
74
8 74
Manhattan-Shirt
700
8%
38
74.
87k
87k
80 74
8
500
87k
8%.
874
—
60
8%
*8
82 74
Co
Co
29%
8574
8%
8%
38%
2,200
29%
*8%
8%
14,800
8574
*35%
8%
38 74
297k
89
86%
*874
8174
300
377k
128
28%
297k
29 %
84 74
9
1
(The)
Sugar
7
Sep
%
2.) 74
86
1
50
1
Copper
31
16
29
2974
ft
No par
Magna vox
5% Dec
Jan
29 74
10
—
2
24
4% Jun
476
974
*37'%
>122
29%
29
29%
37%
128
T22
128
28%
29 74
37%
38
*37%
*122
128
28 74
*85
86
*8%
No par
Magic Chef—
Jan
Magma
29%
*84
100
Garden
Square
29 7 it
No pax
Co Inc com
28%
38
*37 74
*122
128
2774
5
—
37%
37%
*122
100
Inc
preferred
Madison
16
common—10
preferred
39% Jan
89-
18
Jan
9% Jan
2
8% Jan
Dec
31% Nov
86
4
30
Forbes
&
*22%
,
32 7 n
32
32 74
89
*86
89
23 "2
10774
*106
106%
*56
56 5 «
*36
37
120
4,200
250
80
37
*35
23%
23 %
23'A
23 'k
32
32 %
31 7
32
b
1,000
13.400
10O
90
87%
87 "2
*87%
106%
*106%
108'%
700
106%
56%
*55%
56%
200
*56
56 14
55%
55%
20%
14.200
20 Vb
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
20
607k
2,600
60 '4
01
60%
tO 7 4
61
61
60%
60'3
6074
93
92
92
91
91
101
"99
101
89
*85
89
56 7
*99 7
h
2
101
'91
*99%
89
*85
*85
90
*85
*100
103
*85
45
74
4574
*100^
457a
101
<
93
*39'%
101
*91
93
-
89
.
*85
89
*91
*99 %
*85
*85
90
103
*100
103
101
101
*100
20
90
*85
90
*85
50
103
.
4574
45'%
46 74
45
457k
43
447k
20
5,000
21
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(626)
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Y ear J956
26
26% Sep
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
2
30% Jan
6
Jan
33
Dec
May 28
33% Fob
1
34 74 Jan
18
40'4 Jan
Middle
3
Mar 12
47
Dec
7
142
29'4 Feb
20
26% Dec
5
126
12
40
Jan
28
43% Jan
17
3
127
Jan
2
42% Dec
40
13
Jan
Aug 10
40
3174 Feb
2874 Jan
35
2
36% Jan
Jan
South
Jan
Ex
4
Midwest
8
2574 Nov
9% Dec
28
21%
22
%
21%
22
217
211'«
2 Is
21%
18
18
18
18%
1814
19
19 %
19
'/2
18%
187s
2,200
14%
75%
73%
75%
73! 4
74%
74'/a
75%
74%
7574
10,000
4
Minn
No par
61 %
62%
61 %
62%
61%
62 7 a
62
62%
No par
94%
.94%
95
95
90%
*95
967a
15%
15%
15%
15%
21
10
36 V* Jan
23
29% Jan
3
30 74 Jun
9% Nov
49
74 Nov
Jan
22
17% Jan
9
Jan
28
85
Jan
10
Jan
3
22
Jan
29
24
Jan
11
2
31
Jan
16
33% Jan
3
26
Jan
27% Jan
15
Minnesota
12% Jail
14
Minute
Jail
4
30% Jan
16
31
2
Jan
3
9% Jan
49% Apr
30
39% J an
40% July 24
28 74 Feb
1
19
46
21
33% Jan
4
37% Jan
18
33% Jan
17% Jan
5
10 74 Jan
24
12% Jan
8
5
55 % Jan
25
65% Jan
3
26
2
14
1st
$1.50
2nd
Co
common
Ontario
Power
&
11
^..Ill-Is
20
67
4
68
Jan
28
3%% preferred
Feb
20
75
Jan
2
80
Jan
18
4.20%
Mar 23
14
% Jan
3
15
Jan
9
21
13
28% July 23
21% Jan
29
23% Jan
14
20% Jan
17
5
29
24% Jan
3
24% Jan
3
19
5174 Mar 19
22
74 Nov 29
28
Jan
Jun
23% Jan
13
9
Monarch
Monon
Machine
RR
class
Monsanto
2
26% Jan
%
29
•29 %
29%
28'/2
29
36%
35%
Class
B
28%
36 %
36%
37 "a
37
37%
13,700
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
13,700
62%
61
%
62%
60%
61
14,400
a
42%
43%
437a
44 %
42%
43 74
25,700
10%
9%
9 7'a
9%
10
10
15,700
*
.....
Co
69
67
79
*79
80
15
*15
15%
*14%
15 ','4
1.400
21%
*2l7s
22
1,800
21%
*20%
14 74
14%
21%
21%
21%
■■'21 %
217 a
21
21
20%
20%
*20%
*10%
10 %
*16 ',4
20%
21
*16%
*79
67%
*16%
16%
33%
33%
33
'a
26%
26%
loO
600
21
16%
*16%
33
33%
26
16%
220
67 74
67 %
14%
25
67%
79
14%
____
Chemical
9%
80
67%
80
22
4.000
5,000
12,700
36%
67 %
*21%
2,900
10%
.
80
14%
b
61%
36 %
68
Montana-Dacota Utilities
3
33%
32%
33
16%
29,800
33%
34
5
25%
26%
26%
26%
26 3 a
26
26%
(The)—No par
43%
44
43%
43%
44
44
44
44
44
44 74
2,400
i
30'%
30%
30%
30:%
29J,'2
30 %
28%
29%
28 '/a
29'/4
14,400
Ward & Co.,___No par
Moore-McCormack Lines
12
(John) & Co„
iq
38 %
38%
38%
38%
38%
387a
383b
38 72
38%
38%
20,100
24 %
25
24%
25%
24%
25 "a
25
25 7
a
24%
25%'
9,700
18%
18%
18
18
17"
18':,
18%
18%
18%
18%
3,600
38
38 %
37%
38
38%
38%
377a
37%
37'
37 74
2,500
26
40% Jan
2
Montana
38% Aug
1
28% Jan
31
44% Feb
33% Jan
1
23
4
Monterey
31
46% Apr
27
38 74 Jan
2
40% jan
7
18% Jan
10
25 % Dec
14
23 74 Jan
2
25% Jan
24
18 74 Nov
27
28% Mar 12
17% Jan
30
19% Jan
3
377a Dec
13
51% Mar 14
37 74 Jail
21
38% Jan
4
30% Jan
23
45% Nov
9
4274 Jan
7
47
Jan
10
Motor
26
32 % Mar
7
22
Jan
2
23% Jan
11
Motor
Wheel
30% Nov
20
40'/«
R4ay 10
30'/b Jan
29
32 % Jan
8
14 74 Dec
31
18
Jan
4
14% Jan
•»
15% Jan
28
36% Dec
20
45% Jan
11
36 3 4 Jan
29
38% Jan
11
29% Dec
31
42% Apr
12
27% Feb
1
42% Jan
4
Mar 15
43 74 Jan
7
30% Jan
48% Jan
14
——.2
Co
Products
21
4
2912
%
80
____
11
Dec
50
29
;.„No par
37% Jan
39% Jan
Sep
28%
68
A—:
1
24 74 Jan
14
30
„No par
4
30% Jan
38
11%
4174
*79
Tool.
Jan
Jan
11%
40'/a
1.25
32% Feb
3
47
17
117 V
42
ioo
Mojtid Co Inc
26 3
11%
41%
%
_______100
preferred
26 's
11%
42 s
mc
5.000
%
26 %
9%
class A... No par
1,200
32
41%
42%
RR
Industries
2274
31%
26
26
22 %
23%
10%
Pacific
50
82
22 3,a
32
%
11%.
41%
42%
Mohasco
5,000
11%
10
Missouri
11
*797/2
90
15 74
15
81
9,400
62
26%
42%
31
15'/4"
1,700
96 74
41%
11
10% Jan
61
*95'/2
11%
60'4
44% Jail
a
40%
11%
10%
Feb
29
22
32
57%
21
81
22%
10%
Corp.—
81%
32%
55%
Fuel
15%
22%
55%
88
18% Nov
26%
a
15%
32%
10%
22
16% Nov
26 %
22
32a
35%
River
76
3374 Nov
%
*79%
83
10
Mississippi
2
Dec
26 %
.
1.5 %
a
22
32 %
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR coin._No par
7% preferred series A-__.
ioo
21
Jan
X22
29%
31
3
*79%
22 %
32%
V4
*95
41
67% Oct
Oct
81%
22 %
•21 %
41%
1474 Dec
60
81
.25
Paper
2.50
Light—No par
Corp
%
32
ioo
preferred
conv
Maid
974 Jan
29
1
preferred
&
Mission Corp __
Mission Development Co
39% Jan
47% May 14
11% Feb
com
_
81% Jan
36 % Aug
$5.50
Minnesota
Reg_
,
Minneapolis Moline
Jan
29
7 74 Oct
Mining & Mfg
preferred
33
29
3574 Apr
$4
88
2
25
par
42% Apr
81
90
1.50
Jan
6774 Jan
11
2,300
Minneapolis-Honeywell
60
Oct
100
41%
137
2
75% May JO
Aug 30
417/2
*135
2,300
10
76
41%
135
3,300
25
22
41%
135
31%
19% Jan
3074 Nov
41%
136
30%
84
1
135%
317V
22% Jan
Feb
40 "a
40%
136
30 74
2
15
*135
31%
29
3
21,300
38
30%
21
24% Jan
31
40%
J 35
*357/2
38
30%
20% Jan
4
___10
Corp
40%
40
135
*35%
31%
73% Jan
1374 Oct
£
100
33
30 7
17% Jan
96
common--
*35%
38
31%
July 17
28
Scares
33%
30%
25 74
21
33%
33%
31%
90% July 26
Jan
33
30%
2274 May 14
94% Jan
•35%
33%
33
31%
31
2
36%
33%
1
30%
23
Apr
32%
Feb.
Jan. 31
31%
23
105
32%
36%
_____
preferred
Oil
32%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
31%,
Jan
26
Inc—_10
Rales far
HICKS
Jan. 30
30%
Jan
21
1st
Proa
8ALK
Wednesday
Jan.29
Inc—
distribution
Steel
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan. 28
30%
17
Dec
Utilities
AND
Monday
Par
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
1
Minneap & St Louis Ry
No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No
19% Dec
6174 Sep
S25
8%
14
58
95
STOCK
Enterprises
Midland
16
32% Jan
1
9
136
YORK
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
Midland
40
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Monday, February 4, 1957
...
Power
Oil
Co
Co
Montgomery
M or re 11
Motorola
Inc
I__3
*
4
-
a
8,200
10
42 %
42%
42%
42%
42%
43
42 '/a
42%
4234
42 %
2-8
Mueller
Brass Co
..IIIIl
Munslngwear Inc __iV:%,______I_ _Is
Murphy Co (G Ci
IIII.l
22 %
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22
"4
*22%
22%
22 74
22 %
900
30%
30%
30%
30%
301
„
30%
30%
*30%
3074
2,100
15%
15%
15%
15%
*15%
15 %
*15%
1574
15%
Murray
Myers
Corp
Corp
Corp of
Ei
'P
15
a
"2
1,100
800
37%
37%
36%
37%
37
37%
37%
38 3
4
37%
38
3.000
_io
28%
28%
28 "4
28%
28
28 "a
28
28%
2 7%
2 8'4
7,800
No par
*45%
46 %
46%
46%
*46
46%
407a
46'/a
45%
46
America
&
30 3
Bros
400
N
118
24
148
May 10
118
Feb
1
16 74 May 28
22
July 16
17
% Jan
23
62
Jan
23
82
July 25
72 "2 Feb
1
23
Feb
17
29 74 Jun
25 74 Jaii
21
30
Jan
3
National
Airlines
11
Nov
26
Jan
29
National
Automotive
8
Jan
2
13 % Jan
38% Jan
15
35% Jun
14
National
Aviation
Jan
34% Oct
150
Nov
17
21
11% May 24
34 7« Feb 13
20
Apr
11
20
Feb
10
34% Jan
23
2174 Mar 19
20% Feb
10
•92% Dec
17
18% Jun
37 74 Dec
20
27
16 % Mar 19
If
8
130
Jan
8
Nashville
18
74 Jan
4
Natco
80 % Jan
8
National Acme
42'/a Apr
18
39 '/a Jan
24
35
Jan
2
37% Jan
30
30
155
Jan
2
161% Jan
21
14'% Jun
25
179
Jan
15% Aug
37
17
59
July 20
2674 May 14
33% Dec
6
42% Aug 14
9
49% Jan
51 % Jan
18
Jan
18
80 74 Jan
,
3
3
21
33% Jan
25
36
25
Jan
27
21% Feb
1
29% Oct
11
25% Jan
22
21% Mar 12
Jan
20 % Jan
25 74 Jun
101'/a Aug 23
15%
94
Jan
2
13% Jan
7
2174
.
38
Jan
23% Jan
27
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9874 Jan
2
9
3
(0
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25
40% Jan
11
27
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13
Dec
28
105% Feu
23
94 74 Jan
23
97
Jan
4
76% Jail
23
106% Jan
2
113
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9
13': 7-i Jan
8
162
Jan
National
7%
37% Jan
,
2
154
Dec
10
123 74 Aug
9
179
Jan 31
132
Nov
30
153
11
% Jan
5
14% Sep
4
12% Jan
4
32'74 Feb
14
43% Oct
24
42 74 Jan
21
Mar 12
134
Jan
2
139
Jan
13
Ja
5% July 18
13% May 28
13 >
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15
21 %
21%
21%
21 74
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a
25%
25 7
a
21',
25 %
2174.
25 7
96 %
97 74
97 7
4
96
96',
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19%
19%
19'4
19%
19%
19%
19%
National
Fuel
National
Gypsum Co
1%
6%
Natl
Linen
New
National
Theatres
Nat
13 % Feb
1
1474 Jan
11
National
11
30
Nelil
14
Jan
15
Neisner
Newberry Co
14
7
81
101 %
Ji.n
2
16
17
2
New
Jan
24
New
Jersey
109% Jan
11
Newmont
83
Tan
8
19
70% Jan
21
84
"a Jan
7
30
24% Jan
28
10
3
10
32% Nov
29
47% Jan
30% Jan
21
26% Jan
35% Jan
26% Sep
11
33% May 18
27
Jan
21
29% Jan
76
Sep
26
91
81 % Jan
29
94 % Jan
6
107
500
Jan
17
86
Jan
4
7
York
Chicago
New
$5
9
N
N
12% Nov
27
30
32% Dec
26
64% Jan
19
Jun
21
58
Jan
14
Dec
4
75'
Nov
28
Nov
26
28'
Dec
6
69% Nov
29
39% Mar 27
94
Mar
34% Feb
Y
York
17
Jan
15
14
Preferred 57c
54% Jan
4
45
Jan
29
New
5
28
36'4 Jan\
77% Jan
"23
2
38
York
2
81 % Jan
24
29% Jan 18
30% Jan
3
Jan
23
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71
Jan
15
15
71% Jan
$3.75
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7
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a
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137
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a
32 %
33
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17
16%
86
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24%
common
RR
&
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25
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32
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28
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82
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104
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104
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104
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104
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440
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series
A
Corp
16
16
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45
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a
45
45%
37%
38
37%
38
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100
com
*
38
79
82
30
.No par
rights
117
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30 '7
35
30
35 %
28
38
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8
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
Norfolk
35% Oct
1
16% Oct
82
84
18% Aug
8
12
76% Jan
48% Jan
105
18
2
Jan
14
39% Jan
2
79
Jan
4
Northern
55% Jan
24
Northern
106
Jan
4
44 V* Jan
31
5%%
Central
Ry
Natural
Gas
Northern
18
21 % Jun
8
54",,
105%
Jan
24
$3.60
preferred
series
Jan
24
$4.10
preferred
series..
100
9
86
Jan
2
90
Feb
1
$4.08
prelerred
series
5
85% Jan
100
10
90
% Feb
1
$4.11
preferred
series
ino
90
Jan
18
$4.16
preferred
series
100
27% Jan
31
19% Jan
3
16
Jan
25
17% Jan
4
6
21s* Jan
16
22 % Jan
11
59
24
63% July 23
rave
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53
Feb
1
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80
83
90
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90
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90
74
43
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53
106
4274
74
200
490
50
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36
35%
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70
70
70
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78
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106
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34%
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33 74
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43
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79
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40
78
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200
24
a
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53%
106
8,300
30
43%
58,800
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7,600
79%
79%
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(Minn)—
17% Jan
28% Jan
79
53%
90
1
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105 74
80
1
70 %
80
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18
10
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22%
74
83
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42
100
28,700
85
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5
79 74
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10
47% Jan
90
10
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%
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8
900
30 74
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16% Jan
2
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83
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50
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30
79
32
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81
24
85
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2,500
74
70
74 % Jan
88
38
82
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74
24
3
24% Jan
82
34%
7
13
38
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84
82
69%
21
99% July 25
760
38
81
77
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82 %
34%
Feb
29 y8 Jan
69%
*71
84
24%
102% Jan
Dec
77
%
34
Jan
2
45
*79 7a
82
u
*24
1
Co
Pacific Ry
30 7
_1
preferred
Northern States Pwr
*79
82
30%
25
25
101% Jan
Dec
Oct
Apr
3
5
Ry common
preferred
American
Aviation
Northeast Capital Corp
91
Dec
85% Dec
14
45
Jun
Western
North
103
72% Dec
84
Jan
50% Aug
45
24,300
2
preferred
21
45
1,000
64
22%
preferred
Jan
16
36%
*36%
Gas Corp—
&
—
69% Jan
16
36%
45
36%
46 %
16
16
16 "«
36%
46
1
16
36%
37'%
38
16
36';
100
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88
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5
111
240
82
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31
8
82
104
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19
81',2
24%
440
90
28
81%
82
2574
100
90
Sep
a
351
100
May
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82
24 3 4
.
74
50
4.10%
77% Dec
74
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16
41
6,600
28'a
22% Aug
104
150
2,400
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31 "4
82
10
77%
28
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23% Jan
8174
10,500
74
27%'
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3
79 74
106
30%
preferred
&
16%
85
105
24%
No par
Adjustment
106%
10
31
100
2
16%
*84
106 "a
81%
900
24%
Co__
Niagara Milk Pwr Corp
9
80%
16%
86
*84
300
32%
85
28
100
3
16%
16%
85
lOi'V
14
74
*83
27%
100
39% Jan
16%
107
32
74
30%
preferred
24% Jan
84
24%
preferred
70% Jan
33
84 74
14
14
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84%.
800
5,300
2,900
15
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3.907c
1
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16
5
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7
13%
3212
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85
81%
28
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16%
86
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31% Feb
84%
16
16
16
16
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14
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90
21 y2 Jan
3,100
14
15 Vi
25
24
10 74
74
7%
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7
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10
8
13%
82
19
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8%
10%
7 74
16
25 74 Oct
37%
8 74
8%
10%
13 74
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37%
8 '7
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16
37%
a
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13%
17
19
4,500
7%
30
29
45%
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23
16% Jan
45%
7'4
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a
13'a
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22% Nov
5,700
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81
35
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10
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14
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26 74 Feo
7
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43
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40%
79
5
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42%
45%
9
4
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43%
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13
60% Jan
138 74
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4
42%
93
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33% Jan
*
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91
2
a
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92
23
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138
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31
103
130
9174
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11
159
93 %
Dec
Dec
159
90%
78
74 % Jan
153 74
Pa_— -10
73
82
158%
No par
Y State Electric
Common
4
159
36
Shipbuilding
Jan
158
70%
Common
41% Jan
159%
*35%
—1
St
New Haven
3
10,100
36
preferred
2
50
112
71
Corp.—
Dock
Harlem
95
111
35 %
commoiu.No par
Lt
&
nom-cum
A
95
112'/2
70
Central
Jan
Jan
85% Feb
Y
94 74
111%
17 3
—
7,800
94 '4
112
17',
i:
38%
95
111 'V
95
70 3 4
Fibre
Electric
34 % Jan
N
34'
Y
38 74
39
*94 'V
112%
36 74
Air Brake
New
13,100
17%
;
Pr &
N
19%
35 3,
Inc
Mining
New York
19%
70 %
Newport News Ship & Dry
July 25
July 24
440
Jan
42%
1,800
19%
17%
17%
__1
(J j)
England
87% Nov
33% Apr
Inc
preferred
Jan
138
*12%
17,100
97%
70%
Corp
Bros
*158
8,700
25%
36%
Natomas Co
Jan
38%
38%
21%
2 5',4
*95%
35 %
—1
Jan
38%
2174
a
70
-10
;
"I __1
8
16
26% Jan
137
No par
Co
Vulcanized
2
2
6
137
Co_____.No par
Radiator
3%%
159
38 74
3,100
7'/a
25 7
9
—5
National
18
159
12%
;
2
31
*94 '.V
11174
43
(The)
16
Jan
74
94
12%
Corp
Ref
10
6% Jan
38%
3f»/«
112%
94%
42%
common
'lea
a
111%
100
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U s
381
25%
26
'
Cast-No par
Corp.
9'/« Jan
84'% Jan
29
__1
Corp.— —1
Steel
10% Jan
33% Jan
23 % Nov
common""
100
&
Shares
14% Jan
Mar 13
125% May
-10
Service
Malleable
38 '4 Jan
2
21
Co.;
preferred A
preferred
2
2
20
!
,
$4.50 preferred
No par
National Lead Co common—___ —5
15
79
May 28
Gas
Jan
8 74 Jan
10
32 7-4 Jan
Nov
10.000
96
9
96
50
51 '/a
21 %
Sugar
39'% July 30
83 % Jan
50%
25'%
Steel
14
79
50%
5
5
17% Sep
97% Feb
507%
National Distillers Prod common__5
4 % %
pfd series of 1951
__100
National
31% Dec
26
501V
7,300
National
21
16% Apr
a
12,600
National
13'/a Jan
3
50 7
s
3774
3
17% Mar 19
Dec
50 7
21'4
3
21
75
50
32%
17
Dec
2
51%
a
36 74
3
Jan
50 7
32%
■
Mar 29
2,400
I__5
2174
National
17
14%
2174
r,
13
14 74
37%
101'% Jan
12% Feb
1474
33%
18
2
14%
36%
89 74 Jan
36 7 it Jan
14%
32:%
28
3
a
21 '4
96% Dec
11
14 3
37 3,
18
13
200
160
14%
33%
36% Jan
Jan
*159
14'/4
21 'a
8074 Jan.
9 74 Apr
12,200
36%
37%
160
14%
37
2
12% Oct
37%
3774
160
160
14'a
21
18
48
*159
__10
3374
28
13
2,200
33 %
Jan
15
2,500
37%
26
21
17% Jan
26
11%
37
37%
37
74;
15874: 159
5,000
11%
38
37%
33% Jan
Oct
36
160 74
160
25%
12
37%
21
70
7
35%
100
25 74
11%
38'
36 74
5
10% Dec
36
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j
32%
10
Jan
36
common.
A
Can
25 %
ll3.,
11%
38
3,000
21 %
17
.51
11%
38
1,700
72'/a
33%
Sep
Dec
11%
38
17%
72 74
25%
25%
12
37%
17%
73 '/4
37
77% Aug
36
26
26
11%
37%
20
17%
73
17%
21'a
87% Nov
21
25%
25%
1
5
119
xllB
17%
74
*73%
36 %
28
Jan
74
33
20
45
a
1
20
:
17%
73 7
1
Jan
23
1774
74%
120
*119
122
17%
17%
74
5
16% Jan
47% Jan
Co
*118
120
17%
IncIIIl
Fibres
Corp
Cylinder Gas Co
National Dairy Products
National Department Stores
64
Jan
_____.L—
11874
124
"121
II'Ii
National
33 74 Dec
20
Louis.—100
5
Biscuit
National
4
St
Corp.
National Cash Register—
National City Lines Inc.
23
11
47% Jan
&
Co
preferred
National
23
93
Chatt
Corp
Common
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
7 81
80
78
78%
*77
79%
78
79
90
*89
91
*89
91
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91
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91
90
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90
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90
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90
90
90
89
89
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90 %
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90
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90%
90%
90 %
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93
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89
89
_s
;
100
*
a
!)0
16 3 4
10%
80
'
Northrop Aircraft
Northwest
4.6%
Norwich
Airlines
Inc
Inc
preferred
Ph&rmacal Co
-1
common
*87 "
25 %
2C%
25 3 4
93
26%
26
%
8*J
89
27 74
*90
26%
10
92
200
80
27 '4
53,900
lo
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
10,200
25
21%
21%
•21%
22%
*21%
22 %
*21=8
22'%
22
22 3
54
56%
53%
54'%
53%
54'%
53
53
2.5r
54
20%
2618
b
300
2,500
Number 5609
Volume 185
The Commercial ana Financial
...
NEW
Chronicle
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK
Tear 1956
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
STOCK
YORK
Monday
Edison
Ohio
Co
4
4.40%
preferred
100
Jan
5
3.90%
110
Jan
11
4.56%
preferred
preferred
10
4.44%
preferred
July 17
Ohio
91
Jun
18
5%
3
Ohio
Vk Apr
47
43
Jun
104
Oil
Gas
2
Conv
17% Jan
9
9
Oliver
20
100
Gas
7.50
Chemical Corp—
Outboard
31
Marine
17
Mar 26
Overland
July 5
July 11
Owens-Corning
106
Oxford
9
Co
Fisheries Inc
16% Jan
31
Pacific
Amer
22
Pacilic
Cement
Jan
2
Pacific
26% Jan
9
27
23 % Feb
10
28% Nov
31% Oct
31
40
27
35
16
Jan
Feb
1
5%
Coast
Co
Pacific
29
Pacific
Lighting Corp
54
Jan
9
31
152 % Feb
135
Jan
31
6%
7
Jan
11
Pacific
19 % Jan
4
28
27
Mar
9
9
9
21% Mar 20
Pan
33
____100
East
..1
6%
17%
Pictures
Parmelee
53%
Peninsular
Telep
common
52%
Sand
Glass
4%%
com
preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania
& Eastern Ry Co
Peoria
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet
Milk
Co
$1 conv preference com
102
Feb
106
Jan
4
109% Jan
10
29% Nov
preferred
3.8%
preferred
4.3%
preferred
4.68 %
preferred
4.4%
13
24
19
Philco
Feb
3%%
3
July 11
94% Mar 12
Mar
15% Jan
4%
series preferred
59
% Jan
3
Piilsbury
102
Feb
3
Mills Inc
$4 preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc
96
Apr
Pitts
Apr
50% Nov
Pitts
170
Pitts
16
7%
(conv)
4
Apr
20
40
% Apr
6
38% Aug 20
23% Mar 23
55
Aug 10
10% May
2
74
1
May
49% July 25
40% July 24
88 % Mar 29
26"% Jan
30
26 % Mar 14
•
120
July 25
35% Mar
8
32% Jan
10
103% Feb
18
Feb
15
104
106% Feb
15
29% July 25
For
footnotes
74% Jan
3
51% Apr
'
B
see
oaee
26
23%
23%
23%
23%
23i%
23%
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
180%
Procter
66%
66%.
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20%
20%
20%
21 %
20%
21
47%
47
47'
47%
47%
47i/a
47%
96%
*95%
96%
*95%
96%
18%
18%
18%
18%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
46 %
45%
46%
45%
45%
96
Serv
Co
of
4.32 %
4.16%
53%
55 %
40
39%
39%
23
102%
23%
102%
91%
101'%
105
4.30%
preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Inc
(The)
•22'%
•102
91%
91%
101%
101%
•1041/4
105%
28%
27%
28
16%
16
16%
68%
66%
66%'
43%
42%
42%
11%
96
48%
9%
*8%
42%
*90
57
32
17%
148
•146
148
148%
•146%
148%
60
59'A
59 %
79%
78%
79
7%
7%
32 %
31
7%
32%
80
80
80
85%
26
*131%
26
145
85
•84
26
26
•131%
145
70%
68%
69%
*97%
99
97%
97%
14%
15
14%
14%
33%
34
33 %
33%
30%'
30%
30%
30%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
45%
46%
46
46%
69%
33%
30%
21%
44%
43
*84
15%
21%
17%
*78%
96
30%
42%
18
32%
69
33%
90
•89
43%
7%
136
*15
91%
78 %
26%
95%
87
60
86
68 %
24
86%
*146%
32 %
*131%
56
24
92
*146
80
26%
56
24%
42%
7%
*84%
92%
55%
"17%
79
*78%
9%
42%
•90
*89
60%
7%.
48%
*8%
55 %
91
78%
47%
*42%
*87
92
60%
11%
96
•94%
23%
57
24
*89
11%
92%
*90
92%
80
•79
43
42%
43%
23%
*87
45
8%
8%
•66%
o
67%
39%
40%
38%
39
•75%
77
No par
100
25
25
100
El & Gas common.No par
4.18%
Oil
55%
11%
10
preferred
preferred
Pullman
55%
96
•95
96
16%
No par
$1.40 div preference com
4.08 %
v
18%
27%
Indiana
preferred
Serv
*95
96%
18%
*66%
Colorado
of
preferred
preferred
preferred
3%%
4.20%
preferred
Co
Serv
57
v
67%
•96
-
19
105
J2
Gamble
cum
182%
182
182%
181
68
20%
*100
10
Power Co
Publicker Industries Inc common
$4.75
180
•66%
91
5
10
Electric
&
180
58%
'
68
*22%
1
75
Co
&
Potomac
Pure
12%
23%
48%
Oil Co
Plymouth
Pub
12%
*102
2.50
Inc
Public
12%
*94%
preferred-
convertible
$3.50
Public
12%
78%
(Thet
Co
Pittston
Poor
12%
'39%
100
2.50
10
1
10
;_100
100
100
100
Plate Glass Co
Steel Co common
5%
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Plough
12
56%
No par
No par
guaranteed preferred
Metallurgical Inc
84% Apr
16
12%
46%
r_._2
L.%10
Pittsburgh
19
58'/«
147
17
31
58%
148
39% Dec
Dec
58%
*95
5
5
25
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
90
58
4%
147
10
71% Nov
21»%
57%
2iya
58%
18%
*146
8% Sep
1
98%
21%
*77
Co
3
Feb
98%
21%
99
*95%
1
Forgings
17
155
105i%
100 %
211/2
18
23
27
103%
100%
43%
Jan
35% May 14
105%
105%
100%
47%
18
69% Dec
92% Apr
105%
105 %
X21%
20%
43%
Pittsburgh
44%
21%
*66%
1
96% Apr
Pitts
44%
106
179
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
Ft
59%
44%
100%
*33%
No par
preferred
14%
•57
58
44%
80
Consolidation Coal Co
Pittsburgh
20 % July 27
163% Jan
14%
*79
coitfmon
preferred
convertible
$4.80
4
19
45
1
Coke & Cliem Co com
$5
10
100
*56%
44%
100
12% Jan >18
70% May 1
28 % July 25
59%
♦57
58
45%
78%
36%
14%
42%
'
Phillips
10
14%
100
preferred
Petroleum
Phoenix Hosiery
56% Dec
14 5 a
36%
100
preferred
5 %
14%
37
1
3
100
5
common
Phillips Jones Corp com
16
99 % Mar 14
14%
No par
100
100
100
100
preferred series A
3.9%
5
36%
No par
Philip MorrJ's Inc coirtmon
47
91
Corp
36%
23%
5
1_100
1"00
33%c
Phila Sc Reading Corp
36 Va Mar 13
91
Electric Co common
Phila
Mar 14
26 %
36%
12
Corp of Amer.
Brewing Co
40% Mar 23
36%
78
57%
Petroleum
112% Jan
77%: 78%
*26%
21%
]
preferred
78%
40%
105%
100
1
Pfeiffer
,
5
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc common__l
4% 2nd preferred (conv)
100
Phelps-Dodge Corp
12.50
4 % %
26%
27
77
27
100%
No par
common
26%
♦26 %
79
45%
40
Peoples* Drug Stores Inc
Peoples'Gas Light & Coke
27%
27
27
58
10
preferred
$1.60
22
•26%
27%
14%
10
common
•21%
27
♦26%
36%
*—100
100
Mfg Co
Corp
22%
*21%
27V2
781/4
50
Salt
Penn-Telcas
*21%
22%
41
22%
*26%
No par
Pennsylvania RR
40%
40%
*26%
1
Corp__.
Light
&
Power
52%
40%
41%
*21%
1
29i/2
40%
41%
25
25
25
(The!
4%
11%
*29 Vn
(J CKCo_,_„_>
No par
Penn-Dixie Cement Corpi.__.
1
Corp
17%
11%
Penney
Pennroad
24
♦4
No par
preferred
$1.32 preferred
$1.30 preferred
44 %
17%
1
$1
45
•23%
____5
25
No par
prior preferred
Ford—
&
30 %
43%
2.50
conv
93
•44
1
Enterprises.
53%
30%
No par
Peabody Coal Co common
6%
17
•90
Transportation____.No par
Patino Mines &
Penn
6%
16%
1
Corp.
Davis & Co—___
Penna
134 %
17%
Corp..
Distillers
33
129%
134%
100
Tilford
37%
128%
Line—
Pipe
Parker Rust Proof
5%
49%
No par
Paramount
Penick
35
6%
__1
preferred
&
16%
25
37%
134 %
Common
15%
24%
•31 %
133%
Panhandle
95
49%
127'%
Airways Inc
39%
34%
49%
37%
126%
World
101
95
*24%
37%
Tin Consolidated Corp
Parke
*39%
93%
16%
♦31%
preferred
Park
100 %
39%
24%
No par
Amer
4%
100%
16%
15
Telep & Teleg common__10o
Pacific
59%
48%
39%
49%
Pacific Mills
33 % Jan
58
48%
; 93%
25
Gas & Electric
37% Jan
129% Jan
61%
59%
100%
No par
8
12
12
♦16%
25
10
Corp_
50% Jan
Jan
142% July 16
82 %
16%
1
common
53% Mar 28
29
82 %
5
preferred
Pacific Fin ance
75%
82%
Aggregates, Inc_5
&
40
2
29
73%
60
No par
17V4 Jan
41%
76%
58%
100
15
common
85%
41%
*16%
1
preferred
Paper
85
41%
82%
6.25
Co
12 %
85%
75%
1
Fiberglas Corp
preferred
$5
13
102% Jan
cumul
4%
18
Oct
51% May
(The)
Corp
12%
84%
No par
Owens-Illinois Glass
12%
41%
83Vac
Corp
._
91
81
preferred
1
Outlet Co
95 V2 July 23
12%
1
100
6.25
common
convertible
Elevator
45%
106 %
106
107
106 %
100
45%
46%
45%
5
Corp
4%%
Otis
79% Dec
26
10
com
preference 1951 series
50% July 26
Dec
Co
Common
107 % Jan
6 % Dec
100
series
Natural
Oklahoma
2
130 % Aug
16% Jan
Elec
&
Preferred 4.24%
Olin Mathleson
128
Shares
No par
preferred
4%
26
29 Vo July 16
28
the Week
Feb. 1
5
common
Co
62% Aug
30% Nov
Friday
Jan. 31
100
__
preferred series A
Oklahoma
July 10
19% July 13
122% Sep
Thursday
_ioo
Match Co
23
Oct
Sales far
FBICES
100
100
109 % Feb
47
SALE
Jan. 80
<_
110 % Jan
35 % Nov
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 29
12
common
rights "when issued"
Common
AND
Tuesday
Jan. 88
EXCHANGE
Highest
No par
100
100
100
10
38%
39%
*75%
*23%
*22%
•115%
31%
27%
86%
90
*94%
25%
No par
63%
9
40%
241/2
*24
•22%
23 %
117%
117%
32%
32%
28
28%
1
86%
86%
95
90%
95
26%
26%
63
63%
40%
40%
•89
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
31
Lowest
35% Ma;
May 28
Nov
21
29% Dec
26
130
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
131
19
2
Jan
1
60% Mar 22
31% Jan
14
72% Jan
3
17% Jau
33% Nov 23
Quaker Oati
Jan
29%
21
87 % Feb
20% July 11
137
35% Jan
18
78
Jan
24
18% Jan
17
27
15 % Dec
4
53% Jan
23
69% Apr 12
44% Aug
3
51% Feb
54% Jan"
28% Feb
34% Jan
12
Dec
13
July 19
12
16% Aug
19% Mar
27
Jan
11% Feb
14
37% May
32
24
44% Jan
38
Jan
9
39
Jan
37% Apr
33% Jan
24
36
Jan
2
40
4
Dec
20% Jan
11
30% Apr
11% Dec
26
IS
38 Va Jan
31
27
34% Jan
18
Jan
4
38% Jan
4%
34%
2
31% Jan
12% Jan
8
Nov 27
10% Mar 14
6% Jan 23
Jan
18% Mar 14
136
No par
34'/s
28 %
33
.
33%
.
15
27
18% Jan
3
4
21
14% Jan
6% Jan
15 % Jan'
8
20% Jan 29
30V«Apr 18
27
Jan
18
18
64% Apr
4
61
Jan
10
28% July 19
43% Jan
3
30
Jari.'28
61
5
Jan
-
Nov
27
8 •/■ Jan
16
5% Jan
18
15% Jan
10
11% Jan
13
% Dec
34% Dec
31
45
25% Dec
27
17
28% Dec
9% Feb
50% Jan
Apr 24
Jan
23
Jan
14
13
85
27
49
Oct
9% Jan
Apr
26
81
Sep 12
91
Dec
53
3
49% Mar IS
1
70
Aug
67% May
70
No par
52%
29%
-12%
19%
34
5
33 Vb
76 •«
7674
77 %
)
76 V-4
76 V4
2.000
18%
18 %
18 Va
7 18 Vb
18 Va
4,300
52%
52
52!
a
51%
52. V a
51 %
51V4
29%
-a
28%
29%
28%
29
9.900
12%
12%
127a
127b
12 Va
1234
2.300
19 7 a
19%
19%
60% Jan
Reynolds Metals Co
2
2
45% Jan
3
25
57% Feb
1
69
Jan
2
Jan
2
16
81
Jan
29
82 % Jan
22
105 V« Jan
69
11
92
% Jan
2
98% Jan
18
5
37 % Mar 13
18
Jan
2
21% Jan
18
5% Dec
20
8% Mar 20
6
Feb
6% Jan
3
23
84 % Apr
18% Jun
29
18
27%
% 11%
6%
*6%
10
*6'%
*15
15 Va
15-Va
*15
15
5
*14 Va
*27%
27%
277a
2974
29
%
29%
*2874
297b
100
*28%
*61%
62
61%
61%
617 a
617 a
*61',4
62
62
30
30 V
30%
30 V
30 Vt
30
29
25% Jan
22
Jan
27% Dec
10
28
Feb
28% Jan
1
26% Jan
2
Feb
30% Aug
2
37% Apr 26
9
19
90
Nov
12
510
28
105
Apr
2
3
366% Feb
17
Jan
9
28% Jan
9
33
,
28% Jan 21
1
406
Jan
4
7 Va
6%
*12%
12 Va
12%
12 Va
12%
12 %
1.200
50%
51%
50%
51 Va
5174
52 7k
52 7
g
53 3 a
51%
52 7 a
37.900
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 %
3574
35%
3574
35 V-4
35ja
2.100
26
2474
257 b
5
24 %
2474
24%
25 %
10%
9%
.10 %
54%
53 Vb
54 %
45
44%
45%
56%
57
9%
1
53
50
45
_10
7
56%
30
a
56%
25 Va
10
lO'/a
10
10 Va
30,500
11,100
55 Vb
557a
547b
55 Va
21,700
45
45
*4474
45 V4
567a
96
97
19%
19 Va
6%
6%
C 6V«
6V»
6 Vb
65 %
66%
.10
*31
5 Va %
conv preferred
Rochester Gas & El Corp
75
*65
81
*8074
8174
13%
13%
13%
137b
137 b
14'b
26%
25%
26%
26 Va
26%
28%
287b
28
28
28%
28%
28 Vb
371%
374
37174
366 Va
20
377
377%;
373
376
-
100
Jan
8
Rohr Aircraft Corp
*93%
97%
*93%
1
13% Jan
2
Ronson Corp
27%
27%
27 %•
27!
1
4'/~8 Jan
2
Rotary
13%
13'/4
13%
13%
13
40% Jan 21
44% Jan
3
Royal
40
Dutch
40 V
40'4
33% Jan
11
Royal
McBee
80% Feb 14
80
Nov
Feb
71% Dec 17
30
112
11
38% Dec
5
22 Va Jan
16
24% Dec
97% Feb
155
3
69% Dec
52
11
Ruberold
Co
9 % Jan
13
Ruppext
63
17
Jan
21
Jan
2
Mar 19
38% Jari
22% Jan
23
Feb
25
33
>
Jan
13
91% Mar 23
73
2
29
150
2
25% Aug 31
3
69% Jan
88% Jan
139% Jan 21
>
42
Jan"
3
Jan.11
24% Feb
26% Jan
1
I
11
Jan
2
235
Nov
7
311
Aug
2
236
Jan
14
240
Jan.
155
4
Jan
tt
215
Sep
17
205
Jan
2
205
Jan
2
42% Feb
1
48% Jan
3
•40% Feb
93
9
Dec
18% Jan
17
29% Jsn
60% July 31
12
19
12% Jun
18
105
7
93
2
21
Jan
23
.63% Apr
9
20
50 % Jap
95
90
12
8
16% Jan
23
56% Feb
13
36% Jan
29
3% Dec
27
7% Apr
27
39% Jan
4
39% Jan 20
8% Dec 14
22% Nov 27
62% Jan
10
18% Nov
29
13% Feb
59
•
21% Feb
7
45% Jan
19
55% Jan
4
55% Jan
23
"">% Mav
24
73
50% Feb
10
24% Jan
3
16% Nov 29
49% Sep 20
•
Dec
67
Aug
46% Jun
Seaboard
Seaboard
23
29% Jan
7
30
3% Jan
8
4
Jan
11
7
46
Jan
11
Jan
18% Jun
6
Feb
14
7% Dec
13
3
26% Jan
2
28
55% Jan
11
21
58% Jan
2
11
31
Sheafler
4
30
20% Jan
4
Shelter Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of
13% Feb
1
17% Jan
25
1
31
Jap
49% Jan
17
2
21
89
Jan
8
60 % Jan
21
63% Jan
11
65
Jan
60% Jan
;
4
29
74% Jan
4
21
66% Jan
30
37% Jan
3
12
Jap
ii
16% Jap
2
20% Jari
11
50% Feb
1
56
41%
ii Jan
10
21% Jan
19% Jan
Jan
31
18%-Jari
2
24% Jun
20
Jan
31
24
July 10
237% Apr 10
12 % Jan 24
21
3
46% Jan
9
9
23
47
Jan
7
35% Nov 15
33% Jan
2
Dec
12
39% Jan
11
40% Jan
33% Jari
3
Nov
21
35% Jan
25
54 Va July 27
Jari
31
19% Jan
11
23
29
45% Jan
20% Jan
2
2
48
22% Jan
29
6%
South
8%
31
31% Anr
1R
33% Jan
23
39% Dec
31
38% Jan
3
41% Jan
31
Southern
68% Mar 23
43% Jan
21
46% Jan
10
8outh'n
2
45 % Jan
8
44% Nov 29
S8% Oct
17% Dec
84
Dec
1
6
26
24% May 15
17% Nov
4
38
_27
May 28
Dec
12
47% Jun
25
05% Nov
30
16% Nov
1
21% Nov
29
96% Dec
3J
11% Dec
19
70% Dec
28
49% May 16
20% Jun
1
Qi
% .Tart
30% Feb
43
Jan
13% Jan
1
2
31% Jan
19% Jan
18
24
4
81
Jan
17
81
Jan
17
28% July 13
26
Jan
22
27% Jan
35
7/64 Jan
21
Jan
17
8% Sep
4
63% Aug 17
73% Jan 18
103% Mar 6
24 % Mar 20
29 % Apr
2
105
July 17
16% Jan
3
8"*% Jan
17
22% Oct
1
31% Dec
7
36% Oct
2
44 V8
May 14
21
17% Jan
2
5% J an
28
40
Jan
48
Feb
3
11
64 Jan
29
18% Jan
10
6% Jan
65
Jail
54% Jan
7
28
4
94% Jan
94 Va Jail
9
17% Jan
19% Jan
14
21% Feb
96
71
23% Jan
21
9
98 Va Jan
Jan
•11% Jan
15
12% Jail
4
Jan
3
72% Jari
7
28% Jan
7
32% Jan
22
77% Nov
37% Jan
30
2
91 % Jan
40% Feb
1
26
6% Dec
77% Jan
4
28
82 V4 Jan
24
12% Jan
6
9% Jan
6% Jan
2
3
9% Jan
11
22
11% Jan
10
11% Jau
7
12
Oct
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&
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76
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82
61 %
65
18%
53
j.
]
19 %
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8 Va
20%
207a
*48
34
Co
25
7.50
No par
No par
Bros
No par
common
:
20%
137 a
29
4
48 %
48 3
4
,
..
677a
66%
67%
4.30 0
64%
65%
V' 337b
39 %>
507a
,
19%
19%
225
22%
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20
225
8
8
8%
21
47%
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20%
18
35"'
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a
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11,400
800
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2,500
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50
74
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50%
44.400
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19%
2,900
225
8%
4,700
2.500
20%
20%
203-4
51%
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51%
35%.
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3474
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35
47%
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7,800
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22 %
22%
22 '4
22 %
30%
22%
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22%
30%
30 34
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41
41%
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13,40 0
44%
44%
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44
43%
44%
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23.300
44
44%
19
44%
14.600
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19%
83
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26%
9
18
5%
60
50
18
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65
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12
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83
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26'
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170
48
49
3,800
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17%
17%
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22
22%
21
22 %
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22
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97
97
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32
71%
71%
71
12
800
63
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600
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50 3 4
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>
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65
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300
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1
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240
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12
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71
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71%
60
32%
31%
31%
12.300
40%
40%
40%
4.500
82 %
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31%
32%
31%
32
32
32%
32
No par
39%
39%
39%
39a4
39%
No par
39%
39%
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82 %
81 %
81%
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82 %
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Standard Oas & Electric Co
51 "a
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v
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66
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12.900
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29
61%
18%
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5,400
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19%.
83
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20%
200
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34%
1,200
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77%
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30
40
52
34%
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8
8%
22%.
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com
13%
30
13%
8%
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25%
4.19%
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19,100
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common
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40%
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82
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177a
327b
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preferred
preferred
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42 »/a
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27%
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4
59
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17
15
77
66
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19 %
62
pfd__l00
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$3.50
777a
19%
15
preferred
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75%
19.%
16 7 a
2 50
preferred
Inc
-8%
48
Edison—.
Gas
$5.50
45
*24
30 %
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50
8%
24%
16%
50
Chemical
4.20%
>
48
Corp
Spencer
8%
*24
7/64
(AG)
-
*
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Public
374
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5
Sugar
Natural
Co.
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'
30
.
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&
14
15
42 7a
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,
167b
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17%
61%
52
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nori-cum preferred—
Sparton
14
3%
44
1
Southern
Spear
14%
:
27-%
96
23
.32Vb
351 n'
17
61%
'
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26%
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24'a
74'a
:
74%
33'/a
*
51%
Platinum
Pacific Co
Rights
Spalding
%
14
34%
a
7
*93
:
81
52%
Southern Indiana Gas & Elec.No
par
5%
61%
27%
43
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747a
4,
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32%
51%
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17 V
61%
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17
61%
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,
52'%
10
&
35'%
17 %
%
2,000
>19%
98
>
32%
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'
18
Inc
California
Jan
3434
81
52%
preferred
Southern
35%
*9
32 '/a
52 Va
preferred
Porto
17
*78%
_io
Co
South Amer Gold
Carolina
347«
84
98
20%
Smith-Corona Inc
So'Ub
517a
32 V.
81
24
16%
17 %
32%
23%
33%
/
19^%
Solar Aircraft Co
21% Jan
20
84
23%
23
51%
No par
Id
10
19%
52
50r,
j
31
Jan
19%
25
Bolvay American
8
33%
17%
.
20 %
Corp
Smith-Douglass
16%
51%
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33%
4
20
Skelly Oil Co—!
(A
4
17 V
51%
America
Simmons Co
L
Slmonds Saw & Steel
Sinclair Oil Corp
Smith
33 V
17%
*60 %
2.50
Socony Mobil Oil Co 'Inc
Rights "when issued"
33
Mar 18
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33 %
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7.203
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58% ; 5.9%
83
'83
/
40%
24
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23
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23
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98
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67
144
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205
96
51%
300
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-
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87
;144
205
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%
67
87 Vb
146
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8 %
205
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30
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m
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15
1
29 V2
874
8,600
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244
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23
51%
27
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8.200
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244
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45
17
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25
Shell Oil Co
33
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j
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(W
96
20
1
8% Jan
33 74
244
16%
20
Shamrock OH & Gas
41%
*237
205
X43
23%
100
Inc
4074
.
237a
59
1
Industries
*190
44 Va
33%
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90
Feb
Dec
8hahmoon
41%
66 Vb
24"a
74%
.
4,200
13
40
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74 'a
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244
.
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41
23*
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24%
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205
51
23%
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,
16%
19%
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No par
No par
Co
40 "a
-67 '4
40 V4
97
29 Va
144%
%
1.650
327b
877:1
143%
24 %
73 Va
244
43%
5
common
25% Jail
Jan
45
Rubber
Inc
V
*190
1.40
$4.50 preferred
25
73%
3
28
Jan
20% July 31
63% Jan 16
Selberling
Servel
24%
23
Co
&
66%
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23
5
31
47
12
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66%
88%
143%
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a
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874
86%
40%
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23
29
17% Jan
Bears
66%
23%
*94
Co
4
143%
40%
10
Co
8% Jan
84% May 10
32% Jan
Finance
Oil
67%
88
23%
10
Sharon Steel Corp
t
Shattuck (Frank Gh
ii Jan
205
30
15% Jan
6*3 Va
100
.
*8%
87%
5
Seagrave Corp
19% Jan
3
loo
9
144 % 144%
100
100
Mfg Co common
preferred
4
•
17
5
100
-
_l...
75% Jan
3
9
3.65%
4
,82
7
Scovlll
24
5
52% Jan
-29%
*87a
Seaboard Air Line RR Co_
Jan
17% Jan
70
26
Nov
29'/a
9
15c
23% Jan
9
29
preferred
16% Jan
1
51 % Jan
6
55 % Apr
88
4
49% Jan
17
35 % Mar 26
>
24
Jan
$4
15
18
July 11
15% Jan
2
79% Jan
13% Jan
26
Feb
3
100 Va Aug
8
29
Mar 19
14
33% Jan
36
42% Jan
19
11 Va May
17% Jan
Jail
:
Mar 15
59 % Dec
11
26% Jan
3
29
Scherlng Corp
11
23% Jun
ADr
54% Jan
Jan
70% Nov 26
60
7
95=
13
21% Feb
29 V.
0
Electric Co
&
4
16% Nov 21
52% Oct 25
1
29
Schick. Inc
7
20
32%
Scott Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
21
63
24
Gas
11
Jan
43% Nov 26
23% Nov 15
17% Jan
20% Jan
San Diego
16
75
12% Jun
32(4
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
25
,32% Jan
28% Dec
32 Va
Paper Co common..
1st pfd 4.40% series A
Jan
•34% Jan
7
32
St Regis
Jan
Jari
28
32 Vt
Ry Co
preferred
61
44% May
19% Feb 29
Dec
32
Southwestern
85
93
89% Mar
41 Va
/
'
10
2
105 % Apr
40 % Apr
41 V'4
'
Jan
•
4074
common
21
*79
23
28
41 Va
1
Jari
Jan
21
Dec
Dec
8
,4074
1
58% Jan
75% Max
19
35% Jan
40 'a
40%
Preferred series A 5%
noncum
40%
40%
par
6%
13 Va
1,300
,
28J,a
370
a
27 V
27%
13;
34
28 74
*93 V
.277a
41%
Bt Joseph Lead Co
—.10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San F Ry Co common—No
St Louis
97
*93%
13 V,
40%
preferred
conv
97
27V'a
a
40%
1
2
25
16%
29
77% Dec
35
93% Jan' 3
23% Jan 29
23
19% Jan
16
57 % Nov
78
16
15
Oct
22 Va Mar
14
33% Dec
Jari
18
8
Dec
Jan
21
32% Jan
23% Aug 22
37% Mar 29
May 28
44% Feb
Feb
74% Jan 30
4.30%
■
370
10
Corp
(The)
Bafeway Stores
4% preferred
*93%
1/27
4
20 Guilders
(Jacob)
'81
3
Dec
30% Jan
Co
97
*33
34 ■■/■
-
30
"
9
*32 V2
287b
28 Va
29
8% Jan
,35
287b
2874
30
13% Apr 29
4.200
28%,
21
28
9,000
267b
23
Jan
Nov
14'a
26 Va
28%
*32
400
13%
27
28%
Jan
8
9,900
'-%■ 200
34
Jan
2
65 Va
31%
21%
217a
28%
13
28% Jan
657b
313a
27%
27
Co
66 Va
21
*32
34
410
42
2674
7*0
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'•
14
25%
13
28
657b
•
200
8174
6 V4
"31V*
3174
21
647a
48% July 31
Dec
12,200
*31
31% Dec
29
67a
6 Vb
6V4
6614
*20 Va
17% Jan 11
2
7,000
21
10
30% Jan
19%
67%
Feb
36 Va July 16
38% Act
4
97
19 74
31
May 28
9
97
19Va
*20 Va
12
27% Feb
*8074
97'/a
19 V.
■
*28%
common
Steel
8174
*96%
197 a
75
5
series A
Electric
*8074
97%
.
20%
*32
16,500
*69
No par
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
1.300
57 V4 .5774
75
20%
25
57 Va
*65
65%
;
45 V a
57 Vb
75
31
31%
44%
57 %
19%
No par
4.700
67a
10 U
96
C orp
•
26 Va
81
Company
5
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com„1
5.300
303b
678
=
55%
19%
Richfield Oil Corp
7
54 %
96 Va
Co
Trust
a
*6%
-,v
10
21% May 28
.
7
25
•
34
31
210
12 Va
16
44% Dec
62
6%
,
Jan
35% Nov 29
100
900
12%
common
Selection
preferred
200
15
29%
'
67«
19%
4%
% 15
1.200
12%
1
Co
67b
30%
2.50
Haas
*6 Vat
-
6%
96%
&
674
12%
1
Rohm
*6%
:
3°.,
Bitter
Apr
117 a
614
1.9lo
2734
117a
10
50c
Co
Paper
2 7 Vb
11%
10
Manufacturing
Rlegel
27 Va
U~,4
4
15Va
5s
1
27%
<
100
4
28% Apr 13
*15
300
700
.
41%.
11%
6
%
series
21% Feb
35
27
1
6
«
Preferred 4 50%
33% Jan
25
362% Dec
10
28 V
1,000
.
337a
a
11%
*65
71% Jan
33 7
27 Va
72
2
28% Jun
*38%
82
22
21% Jun 26
41'%
82
19% Jan
2
*38 %
*65
30% Jan
Jan
41%
100
4
15
♦38%
Va
series
21
18
35
Preferred 3.60%
64% Jan
10% Jan
*33%
11%
Common
5
17% Mar 20
34%
41
40.460
33 Vb
39
34%
.
l.iOO
19'a
33%
3974
33%
33%
29.600
39
*39
27%
pfd series A
Reynolds <RJ) Tob class B—
Rhodeslan
187b-
34
3»74
11%
Inc
Rheem
19 >a
34
*38%
27%
4%%
42% Aug 15
23% Jan
6
31% Nov 29
13% Dec
Revlon
1874
34
39%
11%
Copper & Brass
Rex a 11 Drug
:
27 %
Corp
21
17% Dec
66 % Jan
Steel
19'%-
33%
34V-'
12 Va
3
50c
preferred
22
Jan
89% Jan
21
Republic
12 V
No par
series
Revere
54% Jan
7
2
29
%29;.V-'
337b
<
*38%
Republic Aviation Corp
RepuoUc Pictures common
convertible
v
34
*38%
%
41-%
Reliance Mfg Co common
$1
33
33%
33
*■
*38%
Reliable Stores Corp
pfd 3 Va %
32 3 4
l,5od
76%
34
V
is8%
18
'
.39
'
110
136
287t
18%
'
34%
39
50
4,400
35%
136
28'%
76 "«
19%
50
%
%
34
35'b
136
28%
29
12%
5
—50
3474
ljd
28 %
Shares
33%
29%
(Robt) & Co— *■-%
$1.25 div pi lor preference
Conv
35
106
2
26'.
-
1
eo.
18 %
53
1
2.50
35%. Jan 30
26% Jail; 2
10% Jan
4
42% Jan
Apr 29
18
59% Jan
10
10% July 26
45% Feb
41% Dec
10
7% Jan 22
2
1C
J
12% Jan
28
34
Feb
32% Jan
3
60
62
8
11% Dec
42% Feb
•
'
34%
••135%
28%
I
far
the Week
Friday
Jan. 31
33 Va
18%
77
Eels
6
35%
137
28%
Sales
Xnursday
7
*52
18%
1st preferred
2nd preferred
noncum
PRICES
76
*76%
Co
SALE
Jan. 30
137
-
2-1%
No par
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Reed Roller Bit Co
Reeves Bros Inc
11
11% Jan 23
35 Va
13d
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 29
"
noncum
18
6
11
Jan
com
Raytheon Mfg Co-Reading Co common
10
23
33% Jan
common—6
AND
Tuesday
Jan. 5J8'
5
Ray-O-Vac
16
37% Sep
18
(The)
Raybeatoa-Manhattan
Rayonler
Inc
I
■
33% Nov
Jan
Co
Radio Corp of America
$3.50 1st preferred
8
20% Jan
%
Monday
Par
Ranco Inc
11
12% Feb
17% Jan
LOW
STOCK
4%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
Jail
70% Nov
28% Nov 29
YORK
EXCHANGE
35% Feb
4
2b% f'eo
20
NEW
Highest
33% Jan
T
Feb
33% Apr
153
RECORD
8TOCK8
lear 1956
.Monday, February 4, 1957
..
1
7%
8%
7%
7%
82 %
40
7%
1
7%
7%
7%
*11%
11%
11%
7%
11%
7%
11%
11%
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*11%
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11%
11%
1,600
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5609... The
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1
45'% Jan
21
49% Jan
4
Standard
Aug 14
57% Jan
21
62'A Jan
4
Standard Oil of
9
55% Jan
21
60
May 28
55% May 15
51 % Jan
23
57 Va Jan
4
28
100 'A Mar 23
87% Jan
18
91
Jan
28
14 7% Jan
2
43% Nov
29
48 y2 Jan
23
65
49'% Jan
31
62% Apr
50
88% Dec
12% May 29
15% Aug
2
13 V8 Nov
21
17% Jan
3
14'A Jan
43% Jan
23
65'% Dec
4
62'% Jan
61
Aug 15
25
81
17 Va Jan
11
17% Jan
14
11
Starrett
4
51%. Jan
19
13% Dec
28
15
25'% Nov
28
31 'A Nov
20'% Sep
14
21% Jan
30'A Oct
1
39'% Apr
3
33Va Jan
16% Dec
31
21% Jan
4
17
Jan
2
17% Dec
11
22% Aug
8
18'A Jan
21
17 »A Nov
27
20'% Jan
Feb
16% Jan
17
7
88% Jan
16
90
Jan
22
Nov
27
75% Jan
30
79
Jan -4
Dec
91
16%
16%
Oil
4
*13%
13%
26%
27 %
27
27%
27
27'%
27
21%
21%
21%
21%
33%
19
18%
18
18
38%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
49 Va
49%
49%
49 %
49 Va
49%
49%
49%
49
49%
5,400
16
16%
16%
16'A
16%
16'A
16 Va
16%
16'%
16%
9,200
89%
90
90
90
90
.No par
76%
76%
76%
76%
77
76'A
77'
25 %
25%
25'A
25%
25%
25 Va
25'A
25'A
25 'A
25%
23'%
23%
23%
24
23%
24
38
38%
37%
38
37%
38
69
69
69
69
69'%
69'%
1
common.
preferred—.
common__l
1
30
12.50
Mining Co
Swift
40% Jan
9
14
26
18% Jan
6% Jan
2
—
Co
-Jan
25
preferred
Symington Gould
$4
11
——...
16% Jan
11
18% Jan
31
13
55% Jan
21
60V4 Jan
11
57'/a Jan
21
61'A Jan
7
Texas
" Jan
23
■'40% Jan
4
Texas
38% Mar 26
29% Feb
1
33
Jan
10
Texas
28
17"8 Jan
4
18% Jan
2
Texas
14
29% Jan 22
31% Jan
14
21
39'A Jan
3
8% Jan
25
Jan
4
40'A Jan
22
2
11% Jan
27
'25% Jan
16
30 % Dec
33% Oct
1
6% Dec
21
10'/a Jan
23
182 V2 May
Jan
8
7
% Jan
2
9
153
Jan
25
160
42% July 27
38% Jan
20 Vi Oct
1
29% Apr
16
16% Jan
29
21% Jan
20% Dec
20
29% Apr
16
19 Va Jan
29
21
15% Feb
28
22% July 10
17'% Jail
21
47% Aug 21
54'/a July 10
47% Jan
28
11% Jun 20
13% July 31
11% Jan
15
12% Feb
10% Jan
14 Va
4
11 y2 Jan
25
13% Jan
51
Mar 28
44% Jan
25
47%' Jan
23
July 23
Apr
14
Jan
20
10% Jan
80
Nov
1
69% Jan
21
Dec
19
104
Feb
13
Jan
7
Jan
23
90
(J R)
Products Inc
preferred !
4%
28
38 Vn Jan
25
34% Jan
13
24% Jan
2
14
90% Jan
21
Mar 29
13'% Jan
4
13% Jan
Toledo
Feb
1
48% Jan
Trane
17
102
13% Dec
5
15
DtC
74
43
$1.20
Jan
Timken
(The)
Co
_
15
23
27% Jan
8
2
Jan
23
25
57
Jan
10
33% Nov
19
28
Jan
21
317/8 Jan
17
64
Dec
26
60
Jan
23
61
Jan
9
Oct
1
36% Mar 12
29
Jan
18
30 % Jan
11
2
21
62 'A Mar 13
12% Jan
55 y2 Jan
11
16
20th Century
14
Twin City Rap
30
29'A Apr
12
23% Jan
15% Apr
27
25
18
Jun
11
16% Jan
17
Jan
Jun
7
Jan
50
Jan
2
5%
52
J»n
10'A Jan
10
Twin
26% Jan
30% Jan
13
TXL
Dec
6
14 % Jan
25
35'A Jun
8
18
25% Oct
49
15
conv
58
57%
57%
58%
59%
58%
58%
21,000
34'A
34
34%
33'A
33%
13,900
30
30%
29%
30'A
33,700
17%
177/8
17%
17%
6,700
*30
30%
30%
30%
37
37 %
36%
37
17%
29%
30%
30%
30'%
30'%
37'A
36%
37
36%
37
154
154
39%
39%
-
39:!'8
39%
39'A
39%
9,200
17'/a
17V8
17%
80,200
19%
19 Va
16 %
19
16%
17%
17 Ve
20
19'A
20
19'%
20
19%
18'A
18'A
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
19
47%
*48%
48%
48'4
48 %
48 Vb
' 49
12%
*11%
12%
11%
11%
45
45
.
25%
92%
44%
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34'%
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11
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93
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,
33%
33
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16%
8%
28'%
11%
10%
10%
203
75%
76%
75%
76%
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94
90'A
90'A
50
34%.,
34%
8,600
25%
25%
1,800
■:
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34%
34%
34%
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25%
25%
25%
95
95
13%
13%
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17%
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18
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57
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61
-
110
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46'
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44 Va
-
56%
24%
45
13%
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29%
45
12%
46
94'A
26%
>53'A
1,200
25%
18
>50
11%
13%
38%
29%
11%
93'%
17%
28%
200
11%
25%
31 VB
56
12 Va
13%"
17%
.
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91
25%
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38%
26%
1
1
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4,200
49%
12%
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75
92
5,000
19%
49%
11%
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11'%
72%
20
18%
•
20
*12
*45
12%
*12
12%-
44%
/
300
39%
39%
•
2,000
155
155
158
600
8,800
8'A
8'/8
8'A
8 %
*155
159
*153'%
:
39%
|-
8%
Va
x8
8'A
Va
8
8%
160
>25%
1
(The)
57%
59%
34
17%
Transit com__No par
preferred50
Corp
Oil
57%
* 58%
:
34%
33%
50
Co
57%
58%
*4
17%
44
prior
Coach
57'A
58
33/
4,'800
,
30,200
1,400
29%
13 W-
Electric Co common
1
4,30% conv preferred 1954 ser__5G
21% Jan
18%
17%
90%
Steel
Fox Film——
17%
30'A
25%
Tung-Sol
25% Jan
7%
18%
7%
17%
33
10
25
Truax-Traer Cqal Co common.—-_1
Preferred series A (conv)
50
52'A Apr
7'A
18
7%
30
93
—2
—5
preferred—
$2.70
7%
18
17%
10%
No par
Tri-Continer.tal Corp common.;—_1
Jan
7%
17 %
30'A
Va
300
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
7%
17%
30'A
72 %
Trans
26
X
11%
20'A Jan
52% Jan
*
18%
*18%
18%
4,400
57
.
44%
21
26% Jan
12,000
*11%
17% Jan
16
12'A
x47%
23ye Mar 21
July 27
12'%
18 Va
29
-
110
12'%
20
16 Va Nov
59
84%
18'A
Transamerica Corp—-
30% Oct
-
33%
o
38% Jan
28% July 23
38%
41%
84%
7%
.,
59%
39 Va
21
9
57
*152
36'A Jan
29
37%
41'A
85%
17%
7%
17%
36%
5
2
Airlines Inc
38%
42'%
12 Va.
,
29%
7
& Williams
12'%
17%
30
World
11%
30
45% Apr
Transue
11%
18%
19
33
517/8 Nov
26% Jan
84
11%
58%
1
31
11%
.57
No par
(The)—
2—
37%
41%
*83%
84
"
15
common—5
-100
—
Co
27
85'%
*84
85
7'A
25
3%
Roller Bearing
Edison
21 Va
17 Va
27
Nov
11,800
27 Va
*18%
34% Oct
24% Feb
2,000
11'%
43 % Nov
52
26'A
*84
common—
preferred
25% Jan
101
Oil
Tiriewa ter
47% Mar 26
28% Feb
y4 Nov 27
62 :A Feb
26
No par
Pacific Ry Co—
Thompson
Jan
26'%
26'A
"
1
1
2.50
Thompson
Jan
93
2,400
Pacific Land Trusi—
2
11
2
23
37
42%
preferred series A.-.25
Pacific Coal & Oil
10
76% Jan- 11
19
48% Jan
23%
36%
—
""
10% Dec
23
36%
38%
ex-distribution—1
100
Texas Utilities Co
No par
Textron
Inc common
__50c
$1,25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co common—5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
The Fajr
:
No par
Tliermoid Co common:
—1
$2.50 convertible preferred
50
Jan
24
36%
41 %
Sub share ctfs
49 % Jan
9
*22%
36'%
26%
Texas
19 % Feb
10
700
23%
36'A
X38'A
Sulphur
4.—N0 par
Instruments Inc common—1
Texas &
670
23%
38%
4.48'/» conv
.
1,600
1420
1385
36'%
42 Va
Texas
36
45% May 17.
800
7%
IVa
7%
1410
23%
27'%
Gulf
4
51 V Apr
2,400
2,000
69%
23%
38'%
Gulf Producing Co
23 %
38
*69
36'A
42
•
5,300
16,600
36%
39 Va
Tennessee Corp—i
7
1400
100
92
23%
69%
7'%
31,300
7%'
.
37%
23%
37%
1400
42%
S
12
! 33
1375
23'%
:1420
1405
2,700
*88
31 Vb
7%
7'A
7%
5,800
26%
7%
*69%
38%
Corp
Dec
Co
7 Va
;
1
38%
26%
7,%
.
300
38%
26%
26'%
,
23%
25%
1
18% Dec
75%
76'%
.
42
Talcott Inc
•
*88
90
38'%
7.50
(James)_
TelAutograph Corp
Temco Aircraft Corp.—
19
33'%
7 6'%
■
-
-
.
38
,
Va
36
5
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com.
37'%
*18
18'A
23%
50
Paper
*18
*88
1370
1355
25
18%
37
7%
7'A
lOo
California
Steel Corp
Sutherland
8% Jan
18
4
lA May
1,000
5,200
26 %
10
12 Va Dec
19'%
19%
19
17%
1
29
18% Dec
8
19'A
18%
33% '
1
46 V4 Jan
'
Apr
*17%
—
42'% Jan
5
46
17%
19%
37'%
27% Jan
31
49% Nov
17'%
37%.
31
69Vb May
27
33%
17'%
No par
21
8
Jan
33%
17%
18%
21
62
20
33'A
17'%
*17%
37% Jan
15
37% Oct
33%
17%
18%
22% Jan
31
128 Va Dec
21%
33'%
18 %
7
<
3,100
21'%
17%
Co
.4.16%
Sweets Co of America (The).
217/aNov
9
34
22
33%
18%
3
11
5,100
17%
,
*17%
38'A Jan
Jan
12,200
21%
7
13
27 Va
21%
21%
33%
.
36'A Jan
2
300
*13%
;
13%
*13%
13%
27%
Superior
11% Jan
4,200
13%
2C
—
Superior Oil of
4
900
63'A
13%
2
Jan
67'%
62%
*13%
7%
13
26%
30
86
67%
64
1
Jan
16
68
63
,
5
27% Jan
Jan
67'%
62%
1
82
6,800
67
'2
7
16%
62'A
Feb
May
16%
66 %
Jan
99
16%
17
23
>
16 %
63 %
common—1
Biscuits Inc
&
6,500
16%
66 %
1210
,,
16%
62%
Sunshine
1420
16'%
16%
3
4
2
16%
66
10
Dec
16%
17
7% Jan
2
16%
68
preferred series A—
2nd pfd series of '55
Va %
16%
63%
5
Co
5 Va %
400
16 %
16%
16%
5
t>unrav-Mid-Cont Oil Co
4
18
3,300
96
*91
96
*91
55
*91
95
*90'%
63
6y% Jan
29
33
91
"
2
14
23
51%
10
Feb
86
52%
Jan
May 28
44
52
7
.53% Nov
-
52%
.No par
$4.50 series A
Sun
24
24
3
55ya May 10
26
34% Feb
52%
52 % Mar 16
81
: Jan
52%
52%
52
52%
52%
50'% July 26
9
150
57 %
—.
Corp
Chemical
Sun
Jan
2
27 »A Feb
9
13
Feb
1
57%
15
Corp
Sunbeam
28% Jan
25
22% Jan
36% Jan
Mar 22
30'% Apr
42
.
58'A
68 V2 Jan
29
•
57%
Sunshine
1,300
9
12 '/a Jun
58
66%
Webster—,
Broadcasting Co
27% Jan
25 Va Jan
6
26
25
.45
■
6
Feb
57%
1
Studebaker-Packard Corp
2
39
58%
58
.No par
&
Storer
14% Jan
267% Jan
Nov
6% Dec
25
101'A Jun
21% Jun
18
Jan
4
10% Mar
8% Feb
27
25
78
Dec
3
31,500
71,200
59
57%
16%
prior preference
Stone
8% Jan
19
July
8
50'A Jan
28
38
Jan
7
30% July 31
21
21
40
58%
58'%
Fuller Co
Baer &
5%
18% Jan
2
2
7
35'% Nov
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
21
23
6% Dec
31
Jan
31,.
940
19% Jan
47% Jan
22% Jan
Dec
Stix
27,500
47%
57%
i.
Drug
"
59'%
Stewart-Warner Corp
31
4
29
Aug
70'A Jan
66
Stevens
11
17% Jan
25 Va Jan
82
34% Nov
11
35% Jan
15 7% Mar 15
28
22% Nov
23 % Jan
6
28
Dec
89
29
30
59%
58
48
58%
57%
10
Inc new.
(J P) & Co Inc
Sterling
36% Jan
31
10% Feb
50
8
13 y8 May
4
,
17% Jan
29'% Aug 24
19
5% Oct
32
12
4
15
26
37% Dec
9
22'% Feb
7
27% Mar 12
31'% May 28
13% Jan
27% Jan
13% Jan
26 Va Jan
Jan
Shares
1
.
46%
47%
•
-
Co
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
Feb
58%
1
Chemical
Stauffer
'
47%
5
Warner Corp
Co (The) L S
Stanley
73% Jan
70% Jan
Jan. 31
59 %
100
preferred series A...
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co_.
3
2
Sales fsr
the Wetk
Friday
Thursday
7
3%%
18
Jan
.
P KICKS
47'%
47%
46%
47%
46%
common—10
Ohio
Standard Oil of
• • # IAL11
•
Jan.SO
29
.
25
Indiana
—
of New Jersey-
Oil
Standard
4
Jan
Jan
28
.
Wednesday
Tuesdav
Monday
Jan
6.25
California..
of
Oil
4
58 Va May
'
'
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
'•
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
*
»
NEW YORK STOCK
;
Range Since Jan. I
Year 1956
•
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
13%
*
13%
7,300
2,800
37'A
37%
21,000
17%
17%
26'A
*25'A
26'A
26%
26%
26%
56%
57'A
29%
-29%
60
*57
*58
61
.
43%
.
29 34
.
3,800
9 5'A
13%
V'" 43
*56%
57%'
29 Va
94%
95%
'
...
f
2 9'A
29%
6,500
23,300
56I/2
600
29%
2,500
59%
29%
2,700
29%
29 'A
29%
29%
29 Va
29
£5
52%
53 Va
53%
53 %
53
53
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
?*%
?"%
£4 %
24%
6,700
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,800
*48 Va
50%
27 %
27%
16%
16%
•
;
*49
51
CI
9
50 Vb
*48
9
9
8%
29'/«
28%
14%
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*
M
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bo
7k
700
54
o
29%
•>.200
9%
28%
29
%
28%
27
79,500
u
Udyllte
13% Feb
9
16% Mar 19
14
Jan
21
14% Jan
4
20%' Nov
15
44
Mar 27
25 % Jan
21
27'A Jan
30
15
8
5% Jan
3
7'A Jan
17
5% Nov
11
,
31 % Feb
10
23
47% May
8
103'A Jan
26
133% July 17
Nov
21
28% Apr
29
25% Dec
33
Jan
2
35% Jan
/1C4
2 '
Feb
1
115 % Jan
2
21 'A Jun
23
23% Jan
11
1 "■
5
30
Jan
17
26'A Jan
9
27% Feb
112
Jan
9
94% Jan
2
100% Jan
Jan
24
82
11
Elec Co
Union
21
18
93
Jnr.
11
80% Jan
29
91
Feb
15
76% Jan
17
79 Va Jan
2
Preferred
Nov
Jan
22
89
Jan
22
Preferred
52
Jan
10
28
Oct
1
8 Vb Dec
11
Oct
29
89
5
2
55
39 Va May
30
Jan
65% Apr
83% Nov
9
28
104
Jan
3
Jan
21
61
Jan
21
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8
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2
Jan
31
30
28'/4 Jan
3
30% Jan
8
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14
36
1
Apr
9
31'A Jan
31
96% Dec
17
83%« Jan
21
Dec
18
148'A Jan
21
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166
23
121% Dec
110% Jan
18
23
44% Dec
17
35% Feb
1
26
Nov
20
32% Apr
20
27
Jan
25
93
Dec
Feb
24
96
7
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20% Dec
14
48'A Jan
20
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Jan
2
4%
4
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10
United
Jan
23
97
Jan
9
21
Jan
4
71 Va Mar 26
61 % Jan
30
69% Jan
$4.50
23
28
8
28% Apr
;
Corp
preferred
(ser of 1956)
Jan
28%
32'/8
5
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pfd__—1Q0
Air Lines Inc.
:—
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Biscuit .of America—No par
preferred
:—No par
Board & Carton Corp
10
Carbon Co
No par
coilv.
43'A Jan
29
No par
5
Aircraft
United
2
28%
8%
Co
Drill
Twist
United
United
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73
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56
com.——10
10
preferred
Car Co
Tank
Union
14
19% Jan
107
non-cum
Union
Jah
115
21
10
35% Jan
.
4%
90'A Jan
152
103% Oct
Pacific RR Co
Union
par
par
par
par
25
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313% Jan
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81% Oct
78
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.
22
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Union Chem
27
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61
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23
82
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4
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21
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9
17
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8
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12
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35'A Jan
23
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36% Dec
18
6'% Jan
31
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4
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11
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11
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11
United
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20
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3
2
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9
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5
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15%
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9
34% Jan
25
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35
10
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36% Jan
29
37% Jan
7
3
6% Jan
11
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13%
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United Merch &. Mfrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co (The)__l
U S & Foreign Securities
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U S Gypsum Co common
4
7% preferred
100
37'A
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1,4%
1%
35'%
28
7% Jan
6
12
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29
14 Vs Jan
2
3% Mar 26
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3
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2
36% Jan
14
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31
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9
29
77
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3
181
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27
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4
15
Nov
14
42
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15
9
34% Jan
9
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24
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2
28 % Jan
2
52 % Jan
28
58'A Jan
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24
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Aug
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52'A Nov
35
5
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6% Jan
27
155
4%
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79
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23
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28 % Jan
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2
2
11 -
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5% Nov
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100
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United Dye & Chemical Corp com__l
United Electric Coal Cos..
5
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July 20
156
Jan
7
162
11'A Jan
24
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7
Jan
24
36
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2
16% Jan
8
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85
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86
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23
42% Jan
2
21
49% Jan
4
29
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26
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1
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2
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17
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17
10
18% Jan
10
19% Jan
2
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1
64% Jan
11
9
57% Jan
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28
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58
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23
143
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30
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73% Jan
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10
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23
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4
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154
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20
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20
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70
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71
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26
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28
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2
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9
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4
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13
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104
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116
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26
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19
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9
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26
33
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6
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Nov
29
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100
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12
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6
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71%
72
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72
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18% Jan
11
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17%
17%
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15
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15
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7
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95
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14% Jan
30
16% Jan
2
Ward Industries
29% Dec
26
3
9
1
25% Feb
42% Jan 21
28% Jan
49% Aug
46% Jan
3
9
37% Jan
30
38% Jan
9
35% Dec
20
36% Jan
17
25 % Feb
9
38% Mar 23
35%
Jan
3
37% Aug
30
Jan
21
8
Mar
32
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9
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17
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27% Dec
14
25% Jan
2
31% Jan
4% Apr
6
2% Jan
8
Jan
4
43% May 10
31 % Jon
30% Oct
1
2%
&. Snowdrift com—.2.50
33 %
West
Mar 20
26% Jan
99% Jan
20
105
42% Jan
30
63
Mar 27
28%
4
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Wesson
Oil
4.8%
2
27% Jan
30
1C3% Jan
20
West
Penn
14
95
Jan
28
4.20%
27
90
Jan
14
91
Jan
4
4.10%
Apr
18
Jan
21
47% Jan
11
•
■
West
Power
Va
Paper
preferred
Jan
12
103 " Jan
29
Jan
3
25% Dec
31
22 % Jan
23
24 % Jan
2
5
15 % Jan
21
16% Jan
3
Western
105*/4 Feb
23
Jan
21
4.80%
58% Jan
11
Western
Maryland
74% Jan
14
28
Feb
13
67
May 10
91
Jan
2
50% Jan
28
68 % Feb
17
82% July 20
73
58% Nov
29
86
17% Nov 21
26% Nov 29
May
22% Mar
93
Jan
2
9
56 % Jan
29
63% Jan
4
5
18% Jan
25
20% Jan
4
36% July 17
28 % Jan
28
30% Jan
50% NOV
29
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54
Jan
21
58
Jan
27
99% Jan
83
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2
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5
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20
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28
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17
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28
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2
94
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15
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9
8
28% Feb
23
24
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18
26 % Jan
8
80 V* Feb
15
64
Feb
1
68% Jan
8
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp
4%% conv preferred
36*/4 Feb
-
20
1
Apr
10
31% Jan
18
50% July 24
102
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8
28
Jan
2
White
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2
50% Jan
2
White
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2
IOO1/2 Jan
7
11% Jan
2
13®e Jan
10
27% Jan
3
29'/a Jan
14
1
59
Jan
4
Wilcox
1
15% Jan
2
Wilson
Jan
23
18
13% Apr
2
29% Mar 14
30
61
23
May 10
16% Apr 30
54 % Feb
12% Jan
69
17
82V4 Apr 30
19% Dec
5
72
14% Jan
4% Dec
4
26
10% Jan
Dec
31
25% Jan
4
30% Sep
26
37V4 Feb
20
127
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18
21 % May 15
29% Oct
1
43% Dec
19
41 % Jan
23
88% Nov 29
9
14% Feb
19
Jan
21
75
Jan 31
19% Jan
9
5% Jan
21
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31
Winn-Dixie
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20
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14
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20% Jan
32
Jan
2
127
Jan
22
24% July 10
21% Jan
22
22% Jan
31
Wisconsin
29
25
31% Jan
8
Woodward
Iron
27
Jan
43% Jan
2
45% Jan
60% Nov
15
54% Jan
21
57% Jan
24
88
23
91
Jan
13
207
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14
Jan
30
25
98% Mar
9
86
Jan
25
88% Jan
3
7% Dec
31
10% Jan
4
7% Jan
3
8% Jan
8
24
Jan
19
83% Feb
8
20
101
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216
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7
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29
212
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14
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93
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37
29%
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11
sales on this day
36%
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preferred
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25
36%
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10
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100
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31
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14
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13,500
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47
96
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8
22
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145
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96
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preferred
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341'2
46%
27%
(The S S)
Jan
83% Nov
26% May 24
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34%
46%
47%
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95
preference
&
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102%
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4% Jan
159% Jan
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10,500
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48
42%
preferred
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500
303e
34%
42%
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25%
30
2%
20
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25
31%
30%
93
—No par
99
25%
30%
2%
25%
2%
26%
preferred
46% Jan
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20
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27% Jan 23
30% Jan
Dec
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25
1
25%
102%
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31
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1,000
100
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24
103
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29%
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preferred series B
100
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27% Dec
9
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2,300
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31
5,500
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1
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62
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11
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24
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44%
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3
82% Dec
4%
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44%
37%
100
preferred
Dec
47
4% %
4,100
44%
25%
47%
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16% Dec
F
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36%
31
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13
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93
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104
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3
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42
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91
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2
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108
29
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.
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1
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88
8
1
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13
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8
West
Mar
Motor
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
23
29
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23
105
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25'4
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31
Jan
112% Jan
26 %
31
50
12
25%
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30%
48% Jan
26
1,500
36%
34% Jan
10
700
147.8
36%
4
Dec
11%
14%
31
2
Nov
11%
15
30%
35 % Jan
92
11%
15
36%
5
25% Jan
11%
15
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44% Dec
97
11%
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7
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44%
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16
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44% Nov
104
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Waukesha
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Washington Water Power
31
26
100
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7
8
2% Dec
W
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4
19% Feb
&
2
1
11 % Jan
30
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preferred
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27
700
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1
3
200
74
8
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29%
2
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22
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distributed
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Number 5609
Volume 185
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Record
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New York Stock Exchange
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The
letters
italic
in
column
the
Figures
headed
—
WEEKLY
Period"
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decimal
after
YEARLY
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indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
represent
point
32nds of
more
or
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point.
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-
AND
LOW
GOVERNMENT
Range for Previous
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Dec
98
17
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17
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High
Sales for
Friday
Thursday
the Week
Feb. 1
Jan. 21
High
Bonds ($)
High
Low
Low
High
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98.28
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Latere*!
New York Stock Exchange
85
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86
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debentures
1976
86
101:
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100%
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Jan-July
104:
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104 h
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101
101%
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100 ¥4
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98
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70%
65
65
79
Feb-Aug
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79
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82
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81%
80
80
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1969
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1976
debs
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3s
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93 Va
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inc
cum
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1979
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1976
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1976
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ser X 1986
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Gas
87
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gold 4s 1995
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.
mtge
Consolidated Gas El Lt
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87
*85%
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2%s ser A 1982_Mar-Bept
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Maj'-Nop
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May-Nov
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-Feb-Aug
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Jan-July
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June-Dec
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3b convertible debentures 1963
June-Dec
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and
2%s
Mack
&
1st
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81
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II
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debentures
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mortgage
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•
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1970
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series
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v
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——
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Cuba
ref
&
Detroit Tol
95
—June-Dec
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1975
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debs
ref
70
66 %
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1
fixed
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mtge 2%s ser J 1988
3%s ser K 1976
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67
,
—
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series
debentures
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ref
1st
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ref
&
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60
%
—
72
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56%
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64
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———Mar-Sepf
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1989
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tr
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:
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__
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4s
debentures
1960
Jan-July
3%s debentures 1970_
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debentures 1971
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3s
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83'/a
83
Cincinnati Union TerminalFirst
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89
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101%
81
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1963
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May-Nov
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First mortgage 27/Bs 1978—:—_
Jan-July
First
■
68%
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&
1st mtge
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86
109
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1994
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98
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91 %
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96
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91
90
19
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111
Eastern
&
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85 Vi
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ref
&
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series E
1958
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5
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97 Va
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~~
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91 Va
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91%
93
&
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1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980
Mar-Sep<
95
*91%
and
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•
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&
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1983
extended
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series B 1968
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mtge s<*r A 2004—
cons
Niagara
'
-May
F 5s contingent Interest
2003
May
Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext
1979—April Ocf
Lockheed
A
66
2
87
'-79
Jan-July
A Western RR—
mtge 4s J 994
1st
Northern
72
*81
—Mny-Nov
6034
92
gtd 4s 1993—April-Oci
Y State Electric A Gas 234s 1977
Jun-Jvlj
Norfolk
May-Nov
—
ASeries
Lehigh
lirst
Putnam
General
interest 2003
Series C 5s fixed
D
82
—Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to
1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Yj—
1st mortgage 4',6s
extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
ASeries
&
Term
N
•'
6234
15
88
1992—Mar-Sept
N Y Susquehanna
*81
•
61
6234
mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
—
Y
3a
Valley Coal Co—
B
1955
4s
Y Power & Light first
N
4
6474
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N
1(1
4
62 34
6474
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.98
—
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9534
33u
6174
6034
2007—.Jan-July
series A 1973^
West ref 4s June
Ontario &
AGeneral
Navigation 3%s A
Series
4'/4S
mtge
A
■
1968
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Port
&
63%
59
RR—
ser
inc 434s series
mtge conv
River
69%
90
62%
62
_
*86
May-Not
Hartford
&
refunding mtge 4s
66
6134
1989——..—___June-Deo
1^73——
B
Haven
A
Harlem
146
April-Oct
1964
1st
A
series
New
tAN Y
--
74
6G
62
s_
gold
N
Jan-July
Terminal—
3%
Lake 8hofe & Mich South
gold 3%s
3'/as registered 1997
ASeries
Y
1st
Lakefront Dock
Harlem
&
98
49
98
debentures
69 34
6534
6234
Connecting RR 274s series B 1975
1"
*98
income
AGeneral
85-
1
67
Central, A Hudson River RR—
First
98
87%
90
6774
Y
88
98
—.
8134
87
90j/2
April-Ocl
33is 2000.—:
May-No?
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043———Jan-July
N«Y Lack & West 4s series A 1973.—....May-Hot
84
Jan-July
81
8734
87
7774
434s
86%
9374
10274
71
Y
—
88
Anril-Ocf
90
102
65 74
N
1974
59
86
79%
N
84
8334
--
102%
*83%
7334
4 34s
Ry Co—
Kings County Elee Lt A Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
tAKreuger A Toll 5s certificates 1959
1st
86
34
June-Dec
Plain 1961
.....——ii--Jan-July
4Vis unguaranteed 1961
1st
82 %
95
June-Dee
1980
Kentucky A Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961__Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
St
100
74
90
100%
6774
N
234s
adj
3s
98
--
1978
KentucKy Central
Liiue
35
■—
*95
s
1st mtge 334s series C 1984
Kansas City Terminal Ry 234s
Karstadt (Rudolph) 4%s debs
1st
100
9834
idi)
1986—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
registered 1997
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 334s 1998____Feb-Aug
3 34s registered
1998
—--Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 334s 1998_Feb-Aug
3Vis registered 1998
Feb-Aug
New Ywrk Chicago A St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 334s series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
—April-Oct
April-dot
4s 1990—
Light 234s 1976
A
99
1976—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
mtg£
1st
2%
Is
Light
334s
Power
mortgage
mortgage
Clear 1st
A
20
HiQh
96%
9334
102
1Q274
—
Franklin
88 %
93
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1988
334s
1
Jamestown
VI
90
Feb-Aug
2013—April-Oct
Genet al
'
...
100
334s
RR
Lou>
9174
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Collateral trust 6s 1980
April-Oct
97 34
9934
—
3Vis
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9074
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*88 7 4
1978—J«n-July
Jan-July
1980
York
N Y
*90%
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...
Orleans
170
165
'—
■
Telephone
Jan. 1
No.\
*
May-Not
.————April-Ocf
1961
.
Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s
New Jersey Power A Light 3s 1974
■
165
*99%
Co—
1974
Bell
Jersey
Consolidated
*9634
Tel
New
Corp—•
1077
A
87 74
93
New
165
A
1982
38 debentures
87 74
99%
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
■*%s
Tel
guaranteed 4%s series B
debentures
Range Since
Bold
10034 10074
May -Nov
1980
conv
Bonds
Hioh
883b
1982
3Vis
1st
3 Vis
Co
Tea
New
3.65s conv subord debs 1977—
—Jan-July
Inter Rys Central America 1st 5s B 1972__May-Nov
Corp
England
First
3s
'
I
.
Jan-July
.—
New
*75
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1982
I
1981
series J
90
...
■
Friday's
*—
Is;
,
93
*90
Steel
1974—.April-Oct
f debs
s
■
Feb-Aug
3%s debs 1972
1st
8774
Prods 3%s
May-Nov
mtge 3%s 1686
May-Now
National ouppiy 2%s debentures 1967—.;—June-Dec
88%
■'
tr- —.
89
93
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Refunding and imp 2%s series C 1986__June-Dec
Inland Steel Co
Distillers
National
I'V
■;
92
n
__
Jan-July
1948
6s
90
92 34
_
*—Mar-Sept
87 74
—
or
Bid A Asked
Low
84 %
101
*87
Feb-Auy
1989_
H
ser
83
4,.
Bale Price
igh
Natl
■
*87
.
V
334s series F 1984-——Jan-July
mortgage
mtge 3%s
1st mtge 334s
336s
8474
*8834
__
a
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
National
84
RR—
Consol
Low
No-
V%
I
2%s series A 1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Dec
Jan. 1
Monday, February 4, 1957
.
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bold
Bid A Asked
..
RECORD
BOND
ENDED FEBRUARY 1
Week's Rang*
Interest
BONDS
1st
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(634)
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..The Commercial and Financial
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YORK
BONDS
i
Interest
Last
Period
.
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Stock
or
Plllsbury Mills Inc 3V«s s
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake
3s
Oil Corp.
Bunray
100
100
*98 Vi
100
100
98 7
—
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102
100 74
101
103%
10174
81 %
103%
1017a
100
80%
81%
__
96%
94%
95
9474
95
95
93
95
and
refund
■%_
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89
97
*~
9274
97
164%
171
1st
172
lAConsol
ACcnsol
mtge
95 74
95%
9574
&
—
:
1970
1st
96%
74
1971
mtge & coll trust 3%s
1st
f
s
trust
coll
&
mtge
3%s 1972
1975
& coll trust 3%s
debs 1972_
sinking fund debentures 1973
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
2%s debentures 1967
3%s
,4_v
6
Steel
Works
debs
74s
series
3 74s
•.—,%■
'
assented
1947
series A
1947
1951
674s sinking
—
__
Participating ctfs 474s 1968
3 74s
—
„
RR
374s
*88
subord
conv
67%
*95
debentures
.
__
—
__
——May-Nov
Mar-Sepf
—June-Dec
:
__
1969
3s
& Telegraph
Telephone
1979
Bell
debentures
debentures
274s
Bouthern
Bouthern Indiana Ry 2%s
Southern
Natural
Bouthern
*100
4%s
Gold
Gold
81%
'
—
88%
82
85
107% 109
bo
14474
Mar-Sept
—Map-Nov
Pacific
Map-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
;
9974 100%
99
100
93% 94%
*—
89%
00
3%s
ser
—
RR Co—
series E 1986——Jon-July
__Jaw-July
First mortgage
series F 1996
Jaw-July
First mortgage 2 74s series G 1961
—Apr-Ocf
1st mtge 5 74s series H 1983
Bouthern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994._ --Jan-July
Jan-July
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
First
Orleans
New
73
■
274s
2%s
Mortgage
•
3%s
Joint
3V4s
Internal
Tel
2%s
debs
66 74
1 1
\92%
32
110 %
110 7-4
107
|
107
69%
93%
106
10774
.j
109 74
—
gold
first
5s
& Lake
107
107
a
21
82
*87%
not
__
474 s
2013.
9174
April
9174
91 V4
92
36
ee >/4
76%
121
13172
142%
74
88%
31
88%
88%
5
88
87
74
73
132
'
1
91%
13514
73
132
conv
84
86%
the
88 74
88%
stock
28,
or
AND
sale
delivery
Deferred
Included
82
79
..
WEEKLY
Jan.
1970
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Acme
Wire
Adam
Consol
Aeronca
Aero
Industries
Manufacturing
selling
Supply Manufacturing
101%
—
82
90
■
.
■■
—:
1981—June-Dec
April-Oct
Jan-July
—Map-Nov
1973—April-Oct
1992—Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
oi Prices
Shares
3V
89
89
"981H 100
*99 74
—
__
„_
—
—
--
—
ENDED
included In the year's range,
Low
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
974
Jan
11 V4
Jan
27%
Jan
6%
Jan
29% Jan
67c Jan
FEBRUARY
Stock Exchange for the week beginning
and is intended to include every security
Last
8%
Jan
2
7%
10%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
8
Jan
7%
Jan
5% Jan
Exchange
Week's
,
.
Sale Price
Rant*
of Prices
Inc (N J)
Industries Inc
Petroleums Ltd
Air
11
Way
Gas
Corp
Southern
Alabama Power 4.20'/«
preferred.
Alan
Wood Steel Co
Alabama
5%
Great
cumulative
preferred
»;<
30%
158
90' 4
11
5
Associates
Air
8alw
for Week
Shares
5
100
400
4
158
90'4
3,900
3,100
30
25
27%
28 74
200
{;?
305 a
158
90'
Range Since Jan.
Low
Hiah
Low
Alabama
Monday,
whether
i
American Stock
Ajax
77
flat.
Hxgn
Low
High
not
sal*
y
RECORD
YEARLY
Range Since Jan, 1
1
1
108% 1 lO'a
d Ex-Interest, e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's range, r Cash
STOCKS
1
Inc
Corp
nsep
99%
98
*75
EXCHANGE
for Week
1
Inc
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
—*
Ainsworth Manufacturing commonJ__5
For
33
.
101%
•
2%s 1976-Jan-July
Sales
Range
10
common.
Co
Week's
1
Petroleum Corp class A
Products
9674
June-Dec
June-Dec
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
Precision
96
95%
Ex-coupon.
^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Beetlon
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds
WEEK
FOR
not
the year's range, n
in the year's range,
in
of the transactions on the American
and ending Friday, Feb. 1.
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself
bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
Acme
97
19
*__ ■'
1967—
included
following extensive list we furnish a complete report
RANGE
Aberdeen
95 74
Y
AMERICAN STOCK
the
—
—
———April-Oct
Electric Light & Power
Yonkers
-
■—
In
.
-
16
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1957—May-Nov
5s 2003
Erie RR 2%s A
110 74
2
*97
81%
1985—.—April-Ocf
——
1983
Products
—
-
.
1967—.„June-Dec
Standard Oil (Indiana) 374s conv 1982-.—April-Ocf
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s i971 —May-Nov
Coil
>
93
May-Not)
1977
Bell
debentures
ASpokane
Btandard
69%
93%
106% 107%
107
73%
72%
3
73
69%
•
Bouthwestern
\
92 7 4
97
95%
101
,
—
96
96 74
96
90
'
*86
101%
7674
99
90
1
90
0
97
86
74%
99
99
90
84%
86
74
76
76
*
91
84%
*86
76
3%s conv debs 1973
May-Noa
Whirlpool-Sccger Corp 3%s s f debs 1980_Feb-Aup
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958-,-—April-Oct
Winston-Salem S B first, 4s i960——
Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co —
1st mtge 4s series A 2004_.
—_—-Jaw-July
Gen imge 4%s inc ser A Jan 1 2029
May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976—Jwwe-Dec
First mortgage 274s 1979
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s 1971
__Jaw-July
Northeastern RR—
&
91
__
1984-——_—__-___May
debentures
income
Wheeling Steel 3'4s series C
First mortgage 3 74s series D
06
14374147%
100
99 74
9474
1973—June-Dec
1st mtge
San Fran Term
Bouthern
91
*84%
-
WesLinghoUse Electric Corp 254s 1971
Mar-Sept
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ALst mortgage 6s ser A 1953_
—;—Jan-July
Wheeling
A 1977
:
May-Nov
June-Dec
Power
5s
—
1969
1981
474s
90
*86
Map-Nov
June-Dec
Electric
Penn
„
88 74
,
2-
4Vis conv
Lines)
85
89
3s guaranteed 1979—Map-Nov
3%s 1974
;
_May-No«
374s series I 1966—
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361——Jaw-July
4s
registered 286l_
—Jaw-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser. A 19G9-- April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3 74s series C
1979
Apr-Ocf
Western Pacific RR Co 3VaS ser A 1981— _Jaw-July
Penn
West
10974 110%
96
86
86
__
—Jan-July
—
Jon-July
1970
1994
Co
Gas
(Oregon
83
19
mortgage
General
West
Pacific Co—
First 4%s
94
1
90
.
7
—
Edison Co—
debentures
l
85
89
4s income
mtge
88%
;
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1987
California
convertible
374s
__
87
—
Co—
; '
Jan-July
1985—
debentures
2%s
9674
85
series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991-—April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971____——Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Awg
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Wes-tcnester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967__Jan-July
Gen
997a
109%
conv
96 74
9674
.
w
RR Co—
Wabash
92%
86
*93
274s
mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I
& ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982
:
—June-Dec
,
2 74s
Corp 4%s
■:y
Jaw-July
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C
__
*80
*92
*85
__
debentures 1965
——Jan-July
Socony-Vacuum Oil
U/2s 1976
June-Dec
Bouth & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963—April-Ocf
Bouthern
95
100% 100'/a
98
99
10274 10274
debs .1986-J-'-June-Dec
Oil
Oil
1st,
.
10074
9874
87.74
Sinclair
\
June-Dec
gtd 4s series B
Virginia & Southwest first gtd
First consolidated 5s 1958
103Vi
-90
*93
__
3.20s s f debs 1982
—April-Oct
debentures 1971
April-Oct
lASiemens & Ilalske 674s 1851
—Mar-Sepf
Skelly
1st
687a
Co—
1974
Oil
Union
-1
—
' '6874':'
Mar-Nov
& Sons 2Vis 1966—
debentures
*92 74
95
--
—
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
First and refund mtge 2%s set E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 274s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980-___Mar-Sepf
34
79
79%
.
RR consol
Vandalia
*91
—
Service Pipe Line
Shell
»—e
Corp of America—
Vanadium
*90Vi
—
Mar-Scp
3s series B 1980_.
debentures 1977—
(Jos Ei
Beagram
3s
Linn
Air
f
■
V
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
,__May-ATo»
1989.Pan-July
Bt Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s lG68_J«we-Dec
Bt Paul Union Depot 3V4s B 1971——
April-Ocf
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989__May-/Vo»
Scott Paper 3s conv debentures 1971__
Mar-Sept
Scot ill' Manufacturing 4%s dobs 1982_____ Jon-July
s
1-
'
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
mtge
.
1951—June-Dec
fund mtge series C
assented series C 1951
__
-Feb-Aup
-—April-Oct
4s sc-r B 1980
5s income debs ser A Jan 2006
374s
93
93 %
■
April-Oct
1951
__
——May-Nov
mtge
1st
42%
92
Jan-July
Jan-July
474s conv subord debs 1976
Seaboard
91
38
Corp—
A
series A
assented
3 %s
—
Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sepf
Bt Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-Ju/y
Second gold
6s 1996,
__—
.-April-Ocf
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997-—.—
Jaw-July
A Second
mtge- inc 4 Vis ser A Jan 2022
May
Bt
88
90
90
Mar-Sept
Jaw-July
Jan-July
-Feb-Aug
May-Nou
April-Ocf
Apr-Ocf
May-Nov
debentures 1977
Gas Corp 2%s 1970
4%s
Baguenay
1st
88
1J1
■
Feb-Aug
'1
674s sinking fund mtge series A
3%s series J 1969
mortgage
1976
debentures
3%s
93
93
%%
__May-ZVo»
General mortgage 4Tis series D 1977
General
1
167
4174
*93
Refunding mortgage 274s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—ApriZ-Oct
95%
92 74
95%
Feb-Aug
6s 1955-1
Electric Corp—
mtge
Gas
Rochester
88
9074
Pacific RR—
2%s
8274
1973—-April-Ocl
_
.
coll tr 274s 1980—
mtge &
'mtge 374s 1982
Oil of California 2%s debs
Union
74
£2
sinking fund mortgage 1946
Jan-July
assented 1946
———___.__—Jan-July
1952
6s 1953-
94%
40%
*95
2%s 1975_April-Oct
1968
debentures
1st
3%s
6s
94
9074
1971—Map-Nov
of Missouri 334s
mortgage and coll trust
First
United
mtge
85%
4
94%
41
Oil Co—
Union
of America 3V2s conv 1980
June-Dec
Si ref 374s series D 1995—May-Nov
fADirect
83%
—
9074
u
101
Rheinelbe Union—
7s
94%
1983
April-Oct
impt 3%s I960._June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 274s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
Union Electric Co
99%
100% 101
100%
Reading Co first
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
IA Direct
mtge 7s 1950-,
82
88
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and
1st mtge
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
82
...
__
Jan-July
1964
82
■
—
f debentures
374s J
8 9 74
98
.
;
Associated
3
13
8374
.
refunding 4s 1960—Jan-July
AAdjustment income 5$ Jan 1960
April-Oct
Water
9974
■
t A Third Ave Ry first
Tide
82 74
96
ii
99 74
82
June-Dec
1974
97
82 V4
■
__
*11074
E 1985—Jan-July
ser
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
RR of New Orleans 334s
Term
97
.
82 74
1970—ApriZ-Oct
series C 1990__ApriZ-Qct
5s 2000
June-Dec
General and refund M 374s
R
w
Pacific first gold
&
Texas
'
4
M 3%s
87
98%
98%
Orleans RR—
refund M 3 74s series B
and
■
*
& New
Texas
mortgage 3V4S 1968—Jan-JwZy
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
90
89 V4
8
97
97
Jan-Julf
April-Ocf
May-Nov
debentures 1965
First
Texas
95
74
v
First
*96%
95
and
Texas Corp 3s
8174
96%
7974
Louis—
4s series C 2019
impt 274s series D 1985
and impt M
Refund
103%
10174
United
Radio Corp
RR Assn of St
Terminal
Refund
2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—Jane-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 274s 1979-Jwwe-Dec
3%s debentures
1972—
;
June-Dec
1st and refunding mortgage 374s 1983—April-Oct
3Vis debentures 1975
Apr-Oct
v
95 Ve
89
*89
—
90
86
2(i
86
86
98'%
2
104
—May-Nov
.
100%
90
95
104', 2
*100
100%
mo*
100%
Hioh
'
Jan-July
May-Noe
1
Jan.
Low
No.
*9874
86
Since
Range
Bold
*90
—Jan-July
1973
debentures
2%s
refunding mortgage 5s
and
Chemical
Btauffer
3s
1963-
debentures
First and refunding
First
*
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
374s debs 1973
274s debentures 1966
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Swift &, Co 254s debentures 1972
94
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
HnjH
92%
Gas Co—
Electric &
Service
Public
23
Bale Prtee
Low
*83
:—May-Nov
____Mar-Sept
mortgage 274s 1984—_
& Gamble 374s debs 1981
First
93%
Low
Jan-July
1983
mortgage 3s
First
Procter
High
93
No.
or
Last
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Jan. 1
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
*92
f debs 1972
June-Dec
Erie 2%s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s 6er G 1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 474s ser I 1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4 74s ser J l964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
-April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Ocf
Pittsb Coke & Cliem 1st mtge 374s 1964—May-Nov
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge 374s series A 1984
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngslown & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962—.
— -Feb-Aug
First general 5s series C 1974
Jane-Dec
First general 474s series D 1977—.—
Jane-Dec
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970—
Mar-Sept
3 Vis s f debentuies 1986
__—April-Oct
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3 Vis 1977
Feb-Aug
FEBRUARY
ENDED
Range Since
So,d
Bid & Asked
2%s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
Petroleum
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Phillips
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
BOND RECORD
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Week's Range
Friday
31
%
31%
10%
4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
30%
Feb
158
Feb
88
Jan
27%
Jan
85
Jan
1
Htyn
11% Jan
574 Jan
1
34%
Jan
J?n
Jan
90 74 Feb
31 74 Jan
89
Jan
100
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
m
Friday
STOCKS
Swtrftr- SU«k Rxtkuit
Week's
Lait
Alaska
Airlines
Algemene
Amer
Inc
of
rets
Alles
Fisher
St
Artists
6Vu%
Allied
Control Co
Internat'l
Allied
Paper
Allied
Products
Aluminum
$3.75
cumulative
Industries
Amhrook
Air
Book
Hard
American
Maracalbo
American
Meter
Co
Petrofina
Inc
6%
Writing Paper
Incorporated
Anchor
common
Co
11
Jan
Jan
Central
Jan
Conv
34
15%
Jan
Jan
"5%
5
~9
2,100
%
%
5%
Jan
22%
10%
Jan
Century Investors
2,000
4%
Jan
5%
1%
14%
14%
400
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
16 %
17'/4
17,000
14%
Jan
17%
Jan
.
8%
99
1 •1
1
8,300
4%
800
.
100
120
36%
357b
36'/a
23%
23 %
24
Jan
1 <:
2%
8%
Jan
4%
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5,400
Jan
24 %
Jan
5%
Jan
6
Jan
700
13%
Jim
15
Jan
2,100
18%
Jan
19%
Jan
38%
42%
Clayton
9,800
32 %
Jan
42%
Jan
Club
30%
Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
2'%
3%
26.400
2%
Jan
4'a
lk
8%
700
8
1
Jan
2%
_2%
8,'i;
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1
4%
5
8,600
4%
3%
Jan
5 %
Coast Fisheries
98
1
Coast
Jan
100
*
Co
1
200
1
10 pesos
23
23
5%
24%
4,200
23
1
Jan
%
Jan
46%
Jan
Jan
5%
8%
8%
9
5%
5
5%
!
Feb
68,900
4%
Jan
6
Jan
2,500
5%
1
10c
Corp
Audio
Non-voting
Jan
43%
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
1,900
47
26 %
Jan
b
57b
Jan
Feb
Inc
1
2%
2%
300
preferred
non-cum
2%
Jan
3
Jan
1
3%
37
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3%
Jan
4'%
Jan
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayshire Collieries
Corp
•
common
1778
17
17%
3
b
74
—
1,400
10%
—-
...
Jan
17 7
44
'
Jan
46
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Feb
Jan
B
Bailey
&
Selburn
St
Gas—
Industries
Inc
American
Oil
Steel Corp
Incorporated
Company
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummell Ties
Inc
12 %
12%
12%
3%
3%
2 %
Jan
21s'b
Jan
15'%
Jan
16%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
14%
2%
3%
47 %
47%
12%
13%
2%
25
60c
13
1
7%
7
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3%
400
common
600
2%
American Oil Co—:
British American
Tobacco—
j
12%
Power
Petroleum Co
American dep rets
Company
Brown
Forman
4%
Bruce
Cork
Jan
SI. 12
Jan
16
Jan
Cuban
Atlantic
Sugar
Jan
Cuban
Tobacco
33
Jan
94
6 %
Jan
~6%
6%
67b
2%
200
6%
Jan
7
6
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Jan
7
1%
Jan
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90
2 %
Jan
Jan
2%
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44,700
7 %
Jan
9%
Jan
6%
2,600
6%
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7% 1
Jan
30'%
25
8
%
46%
29
Jan
31
Jan
49%
13,800
46%
Jan
6%
49%
Jan
7%
Jan
7
~7%;
%
100
7'%
Jan
Jan
6U
~
Jan
1%
--
46%
46%
100
;
60c
17%
16%
17%
7.800
16%
17
17
17%
1,300
16%
6%
I,100
6'%
6%
18%
6%
56.100
10%
10%
13%
2.50
6,100
22 %
21%
22%
800
*
1 %
Jan
47%
Jan
17%
Buffalo-Eclipse
American
Burroughs
dep
(J
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P)
St
ord
Son
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation
6%
convertible
shares__3s
common
class
A
v'&lvan
Gas
Co
Camden Fire Insurance
100
J
5%
Jan
2%
dan
Jan
8%
Jan
32%
Jan
33 %
Jan
10
Jan
Jan
10%
15%
100
15%
Jan
24 %
17 %
Jan
24%
200
22%
Jan
24%
Jan
12
4,700
6
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--
12
Feb
6%
5%
7%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
2
5,800
Jan
4%
Jan
2%
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
35
36
2,200
33%
Jan
40
Jan
15%
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1,300.
15%
3,400
14%
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15%
Jan
27 %
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28 %
•
u
10%
6 %
2,500
.
27%
Feb
9%
__
10%
2,700
10%
6'A
6'A
900
67k
1,000
17k
17k
5,100
1%
40%
300
39%
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1,300
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42
8
87k
157k
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5%
Jan
9%
Jan
121%
Jan
Jan
6%' Jan
5% Jan
6%
Jan
5%
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Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
8
1,800
157k
*
30
Jan
Feb
6
42
Jan
Jan
Feb
9%
Jan
Feb
15%
Feb
100
15%
8,300
%
Jan
~
5o
7k
Jan
12%
127k
200
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
1
107k
11
800
10%
Jan
11
Jan
19%
19'%
600
19%
Jan
19%
Jan
5%
300
Jan
5%
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*
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5
5
"A"
4 i'(i
87'%
9074
7%
67k
8
6%
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*
1
.
-.6%
1
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partic
5
2.
14,
preferred
American Oil Co
50c
;
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5%
Feb
Feb
93
5%
Jan
8
6%
500
**
.
7%
Jan
Jan
22%
Jan
24%
Jan
2%
2.800
2,450
187k
18'%
450
*
57k
23.700
~
20%
3,300
2
.
■
Jan
.
214
Jan
14%
Jan
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17%
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
"2%
.'* *2
_2%
-
18%
Jan
23%
Jan
37
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Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
-——-/a®
Lighting Inc common.
~2 50
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
4
.26
Jan
11%
-
5'
19'%
Feb
Feb
14V2
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,
197 k
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Jan
19
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common—
4%
900 V
135k
.
-
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2*»°
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87%
25
2
4
6,000
20
24*'%
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•
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3.100
32,000
200
19
common——*
Co
.
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common..-
Land
4/V
87 'k
£1
Daltch Crystal
Dairies Hie
Davenport Hosiery Mills—
Davidson
Brothers
9%
Day Mines Inc——
———10c
Dayton Rubber Co class A
35
Dejay Stores common
50c
Dempster Investment Co
1
Dennison Mfg class A common
8
debentures—
10'A
Jan
137u
Jan
21
Jan
23
Jan
%
Jan
10%
Jan
10%
200
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
8%
4%
16%
6d
16'/a
^
Gasket
Gray Iron Foundry
St
Manufacturing
(The)
Co
Jan
41%
Jan
2%
Jan
16,800
2
Jan
9%
4
Jan
10
700
8 3
4
Dominion
Textile
Co
Ltd
2.50
Jan
3,300
16 %
Jan
16 7b
Jan
Drilling & Exploration Co.,
Jan
Duke
1,500
5%
3.100
1%
1%
Driver
100
%
5,200
8'%
Brewery Ltd
4
4%
111
7
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
2%
Jan
8%
Jan
1 %
Jan
Jan
Jan
Corp
1
28%
3%
14
50
1%
20.100
4%
400
27%
23%
4.400
%
Jan
3 "2
3%
Xl3% xl4
26%
Jan
29%
Jan
6.000
3%
Jan
13%
Jan
.
58
46
5
27%
Jan
1 %
300
1 %
Jan
1%
Jan
20
33 %
Jan
36%
Jan
300
4%
Jan
5
Jan
61
s
Jan
32%
Jan
35 1;
Jan
138
142
11
3%
•'
40
llFs
3'
V
2
3%
2
400
138
10'A
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
411
Jan
2%
Jan
/,(
73,100
1%
Jan
18%
18
146
Jan
3% Jan
5.000-
2,100
16%
Jan
2\%
18%
•Jan
Jan
19
Jan
15'%
lO'/s
8
!i'i
100
4,000
14 %
9}&
21
Jan
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
10*%
Jan
Jan
22%
Jan
217%
22' k
500
20%
Jan
23%
127k
127k
100
12%
Jan
13
8%
Jan
1,900
15%
Jan
17
37
—
•
Jan
37 3
2.000
4%
31%
Jan
5%
Jan
31%
Jan
22%
Jan
23%
Jan
•
16'A
15%
5
16 %
5
22 %
22
1,500
Jan
Jan
9%
%
4
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
—
9.7k
56%
56%
56 %
50
_*
28%
28%
28%
500
1
(
5%
5%
5%
5,400
4''4
300
7%
100
7%
Jan
50
16%
Jan
17
Jan
Feb
38%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
,
9
DuMont (Allen B) Laboratories—
—
15%
103/8
3%
.
9%
Dunlop Rubber
Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
reg
(The)
Hosiery class B
Co—
9,600
9
Jan
10%
Jan
50 %
Feb
59%
Jan
23
Jan
28%
Jan
4%
Jan
6
Jan
—_10s
L
4
1
7%
common—-—•
4
Jen
4
%
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
6.100
37k
Jan
7%
10
3
Durham
1
4%
50c
Jan
14%
6%
—•
Co
Power Co.;
Common
15%
Jan
4 7k
*
common——
Harris
•
1
Jan
19%
II,800
Jan
Jan
6%
33%
32.50
5%
Jan
16%
14
*
7.50
preferred
Douglas Oil Company
Dow
14
200
1.390
1 %
1
-r
$2
Draper
600
7 %
6s 8d
Dorr-Oliver Inc
4%
Jan
14%
"14%
4%
*
1
common
17%
4%
%
Jm
Jan
400
4%
1%
8
10%
2,100
8
25c
•Jan
33%
~4%
1
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
%
4
5%
100
Ltd—
18%
i7.f
1
S%
•<-
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——100
Detroit
Detroit
American dep rets ord reg
Diversely (The) Corp
Dome Exploration Ltd
3
17%
14%",
14%
7%
1 %
Distillers
77 b
8
14%
14%
1
Jan
Jan
18
9%
1
Jan
Jan
8%
.
.2.50
Inc
Jan
Jan
1
'32%
Jan
7
6
63A
7%
5
32%
Jan
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67k
18%
2%
•
1,700
6%
18
Jan
~9%
1
1.300
19.300
6'A
Feb
1.700
10c
5%
2%
"8%
700
Jan
1.000
50
St
Internat'l
Oil St
Duraloy
Ltd—j
5%
2 %
"7%
9,200
1
1,100
100
St Edmonton
Corp
Calif Eastern Aviation
Inc
California Electric Power
$3.00 preferred
.
15%
—-25c
2%
7.50
common
Calgary
preferred
Consol Oil
%
"
Inc
Jan
6
Inc
7%
-
9 %
O A
Ltd
7%
12 %c
c St C Super
Corp
Cable Electric
Products
42.50
"9
1
Jan
6%
Oils
2%
2.50
Jan
2%
Club
2%
1
Corp
9%
5 %
Diners'
7%
9
Bunker Hill (The)
Company
Burma Mines Ltd—
Jan
Jan
2
Jan
1
.10
4%
6%
19%
Jan
50c
common
4%
Jan
117k
1
*
1
preferred
6%
serial
preferred
Buell Die &
Machine Co
Jan
Jan
4%
5
Devon-Palmer
18%
1
convertible
31
3%
1,600
Curtis
8%
Jan
Jan
46
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Budget Finance Plan
<
—
10
common
Jan
Jan
Feb
9%
6 %
30'%
9 'A
6 %
30%
16%
Company common
Buckeye (The) Corp
7%
28%
Feb
Jan
3,100
Jan
Jan
26%
Jan
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Jan
l\l
6%
—*
common
4'%
Jan
10c
(Md):
Drug Co
Jan
1
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
B
Petroleum
Crown
29 %
'
Jan
Jan
24%
..10c
Co...—
Crystal
1,400
~2%
rl
&
Crown
Jan
£1
preferred
Milner
15
Jan
14%
81%
29%
1,100
2
Publishing Co.—
Jan
Jan
■>
Jan
■9%
.2
—.
1.50
Jan
5-!b
:4%
4r:k :
10
Corp
Jan
Cuban
277 k
157 k
a
Jan
267k
8%
....
4%
1,000
14%
2
,
Ltd.—•
Inc
14
Feb
Jan
Jan
.
50c
American dep receipts (ord reg)
Petroleum common.
Cent
Jan
3%
Jan
Ltd—
Crown
Jan
8
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-5
Beverage
Jan
31%
•
common
Corp
Inc..
48%
.n
5%
Jan
23 e Jan
10c
»
—
143/b
%
10s
reg
Inc
Jan
Jan
12%
300
20c
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
Crowley
6%
6%
£1
voting
19%
■
Class B non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines
Jan
29
49%
common
A
Feb
9
(
Cooper-Jarrett Inc——
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class
Jan
Jan
1,800
47k
—50o
Varnjsh Co
Crowell-Collier
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6
Ltd—
ord
&
Jan
77
5,900
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267k
—.10
Creole
~6%
10s
Distillers
Rubber Co
Paint
Feb
•
common
cumulative
Brown
Industries
53/b
Jan
%
7%
id
■
Jan
9
23%
23';k
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77 a
Lines
Uranium
1,130
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23
v
83
2%
300
78 %
.
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Continental Commercial
Corp
__1
Jan
Amer
Brown
Continental
137 k
13%
77
•**
70
Jan
7%
60,300
Jan
Jan
"5%
1,000
J'lor
Jan
25
Jan
19%
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Jan
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Jan
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Aviation &
37 b
Jail
4
"5%
5 %
3
,
Utilities——————1
Air
400
--
1
Petroleum
Gas
12 %
Jan
81
'
9
;
1
Inc
Continental
17%
Jan
100
-1
Continental
Cott
Jan
67
83
•
Co
Mining & Smelt
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Courtaulds
14%
•
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord reg
British Celanese
Ltd—
American dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia
Stone
Electrodynamics
Jan
Jan
880
83
87k
30s
Consolidated
$1
24
•
1965
Consolidated
Jan
31%
—20o
Amer
&
Cuban
6 %
Jan
14
27,700
1,103 %
500
3%
Jan
175
70
Machinery—
to
12%
4%
6
•
Co
12%
__
•
British
ext
Jan
16%
300
1
Co
British
Shoe
Jan
Jan
10%
700
•
Brazilian Tjraction
Light St Pwr ord—•
Breeze Corp common
Manufacturing
7%
14%
1
Inc
700
47,300
1,600
14%
1
Inc
Works
Jan
4%
1
Inc
Bridgeport Gas
%
11
16%
3
Blumenthal (S) & Co
common
1
Bohack (H C) Co
common
•
5%% prior
cumulative preferred.100
Borne Chemical
Company Inc
5
Brillo
15%
1
common
Gear
6
10%
16%
50o
Black Starr & Gorham
class A
Blauner's common
Foote
5%
10%
20c
Telephone of Canada
common
Instrument Corp
Brad
15
500
Jan
17,800
16%
common
Belock
Co
0
3
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1
(AS) Shoe Corp
Bellanca Corporation
Watch
2
1
Beck
Bourjois
200
6,!) 00
3
17
24%
68
83
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Co
Corroon
213
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Oil
Blckford's
16%
27 a
50c
Basic
Benrus
15%
16
16
16,300
shares
Ltd
Co
Corp
Consol Diesel Electric
Corp
Coro
Barium
Bell
15%
1
19%
J—lo
Barcelona Tr Light &
Power Ltd
Basin
18 %
1
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities
Corp
Banco de los Andes—
Banff
^ea
cc
24%
Manufacturing—4
Products
Connelly Containers
Cook
^
Baker
Sand
Continental
Oil
Jan
5
Commodore Hotel Inc.
Compo
Consol
12%
...
Colonial
Consol
Jan
Jan
1
Development ordinary
Vtc
Jan
5%
4%
3'/u
300
—1
Community public Service
'53)—*
Atlantic
Devices Inc
Automatic Steel
Products
Jan
on
22
Consolidated Mining At
Development Corp
Atlas Corp
option warrants
Jan
4%
11,800
40,900
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1
Caribbean Oils vtc
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
Colon
8%
Jan
4%
4!;;
12%
1
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5
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—21
6%
4%
3 ',8
70
1
Lambert
Aluminum
Jan
24'%
1
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Claussner Hosiery Co
St
Jan
.—4
Manufacturing Co
4%
14%
19%
Jan
5%
23%
Jan
12%
—10
Clary
3,000
14%
5%
Jan
Jan
3,700
5
Controller Co
Clarostat
18%
Jan
7'u
~
Mining
Christiana Oil Corp.—
City Auto Stamping Co
Jan
Jan
67k
4%
1
Consolidated
98
Jan
100
5
10
Clark
95%
4%
10
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet St Machine
37 %
Jan
Jan
36%
106
4%
—2.50-
common
Chief
9
Jan
Jan
4%
jan
19%
10
Chamberlin Co of America
Charis Corp common
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Jan
Jan
Jan
32 %
Jan
Jan
500
4
100
preference
Jan
Jan
8%
800
1! 3
2
27 J/4
1,100
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Jan
33
Jan
21%
1
Inc
4%
100
Jan
200
Jan
6%
100
10%
Jan
21%
32,500
Atlas
Plywood
Convertible
14%
Atlantic
Atlas
Jan
Jan
112
27 %
8%
4*'%
1
Power & Light 4%
pfd
Co common
Cherry-Burrell
8%
4%
99 %
3,400
Central
Jan
1.18.
1%
150
Jan
71
20 %
1
Century Electric
Jan
16%
8%
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4%
Jan
Jan
34,600
4
Jan
a
3%
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21%
1
preferred
Jan
9
27!
Jan
Jan
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4
200
8%
32 %
1
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1
preference S1.A0 series..
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Feb
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Jan
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Jan
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paid
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6
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7% Jan
Jan
19%
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Casco Products common
Castle
Jan
6%
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1,409
6 %
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Central Explorers Ltd
8,000
%
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American
2.50
class A
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Tel
10 %"
33%
warrants
reg.
'53
28%
42
15'/4
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Laundries of America
(ex
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Jan
32%
32
1
Electric Industries—
American dep rets
1
Jan
1,950
2
Associate
A
Jan
14
13,300
20o
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July
76%
Jan
5%
8,909
a
3%
2%
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65,209
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Jan
Jan
13
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Armstrong Rubber Co
CI
1%
72
40
14%
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50
16%
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preferred
Associated
Jan
30%
4
—.
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Associate
Jan
50
13%
2.40
Artists
Jan
13 %
Jan
15%
Appalachian Elec Power AVa%
pfd—100
Fuel Oil Corp
8
Assoc
11%
Jan
13%
Arkansas
Aro
Jan
9%
15%
•
shares
Armour & Co
10%
500
Jan
2
5
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carnation Co
common—„
Carolina Power &
Light $5 pfd
2,000
Jan
x31
110
1
Capital City Products
Jan
14
Jan
3%
1
Jan
1%
Jan
26%
Sc
Jan
1,400
0
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88%
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32%
4
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23%
50
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Feb
—
3
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Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Canso Oil Producers Ltd
Jan
72
32%
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3%
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Canal-Randolph Corp
7
83%
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Products
Louisiana
Canadian
Jan
Jan
400
40
10
I
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Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Corp—
4.72%
Feb
56%
24 %
b%
6%
20
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partic
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Jan
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22%
%
13
-
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Ltd
vtc
~17k
30%
Canadian
Oils
21%
50
72
Jan
Jun
1
Company class A
Anacon Lead
10
22%
Feb
J t.n
Homestead
Co
300
13
%
Dock
&
1,000
40
pfd—.25
class A_
American
Arkansas
9%
20%
Jan. 1
11%
30%
——2
Dredge
Canadian
4%
Range Since
33,300
—
Jan
Jan
400
10
"l
%
40
1
Co
Canadian
3%
2,509
87%
13
•
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American Seal-Kap
common
American Thread 5%
preferred
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21
com
Jan
J an
Jan
12%
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4%
5%
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11%
*
13 %
200
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23
10%
—
20
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American Natural
Post
7
49%
11%
for Week
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Loir
Ltd.—1
Jan
Jan
400
22
22%
1
Machine
Mines
Liu
Jan
Jan
5%
200
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Oil
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Jan
28%
Jan
4,800
21%
47 %
22%
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Chilbougamau
.bread
3%
pfd—IS
Rubber Co
Laundry
Campbell
Cement Co Ltd common:
*
6Va%
preference.
—20
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Ltd vtc.l
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Jan
5 %
3,100
21%
1
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Electronics
Jan
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4%
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common
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9%
48%
•
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4
11,003
~37k
21%
100
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American
9%
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common
Filter
Beverage
American
common
Manufacturing
Industries
American
10
———J
preferred
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Aluminum
American
3%
3%
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cap
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Jan
25%
4%
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Jan
43
Jan
47
5%
1,300
4%
750
25%
Jan
Jan
Test
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Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
Duval
1
17
17
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36
5%
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58
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5 Jo
Jan
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preferred
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common—10
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25
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78
78%
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38%
38 %.
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Jan
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8%
Jan
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Industries
11%;, Jan
7%_ Jan
5%
Jan
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42%
Jan
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1
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16%
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Sales
Beer
(The)
Drug
Kawecki
11%
2,200
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
%
6 A-'a
200
5A'2
Jan
.6%
Jan
2%
Company
Kingston
7%
Jan
Kirkland
Jan
Klein
Jan
Kleinert
(Walter)
Oil
&
Co
Company
Minerals
(S)
Corp Ltd
Stores Inc
Dept
(I
Feb
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Jan
Kobacker
4
106%
Jan
110
Jan
120
bfc
3%
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Mig Co
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Acceptance
General
Alloys
General
Builders
Corp
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4 Va
9 Ab
2,000
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
4%
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15%
Jan
16%
Jan
28
Jan
31
Jan
La
Consolidada
Lake
Shores
S
5 7o
General
Electric
American
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rets
General
Fireproofing
General
Indus
General
Mines
Plywood
Corp
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Georgia
Power
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Glen
(Adolf)
Gobel
Goldfield
Gorham
Grand
Inc
Great
Atlantic &
Geer
Co
Gulf
States
Jan
41
Jan
19
Jan
5%
Jan
12%
Jan
38 %
Jan
Jan
Lunkenhehner
5j'tf
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Jan
8
Jan
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13%
32%
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
Land
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
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2%
Feb
2%
Jan
%
4,500
Jan
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250
70
25
1,400
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Mansfield.
Jan
Marconi
Jan
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Jan
Jan
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154
650
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130
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Corp
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Harrvard
Mfg
Hazel
Hecla
Mining
Jan
Jan
15%
14%
15%
1,900
Jan
15%
Feb
29 %
29 %
200
28%
Jan
500
11%
Jan
4%
Holt
Electric
Mfg
Higbie
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Co
19
Jan
4%
Jan
105
Jan
85
Jan
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Hard
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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1%
Jan
2%
Jan
5%
Jan
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Jan
Missouri
34
9 Vb
Jan
67
Jan
38
Jan
4.40%
cumulative
Jan
6
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4.80%
cumul
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Co
International
For
of
fo^'nn(oc
27%
Jan
200
9%
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10rw Jan
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Jan
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200
27%
Jan
28%
Jan
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12
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13% Jan
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11%
11
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Jan
12%
18%
18%
18%
1,400
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Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
17%
18
125
17%
Jan
19
Muter
125
57
Jan
60 V2
113
Jan
117%
Jan
24
Jan
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%
Jan
Nachman Corp
96%
Jan
99 %
Jan
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50%
Jan
60
%
114
24%
24 %
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97 Vb
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118
116
40
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414
300
Jan
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Jan
Jan
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128
Jan
Company
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jan
4%
Jan
National
Jan
10%
Jan
National
13%
13%
14%
2.900
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
National
5
21%
21
21 Aa
1,100
21
Jan
24
Jan
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National
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5%
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5%
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stock--*
57%
54%
57 %
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Jan
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85
90
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16%
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Co
37%
Jan
44%
Jan
Jan
34
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Jan
34%
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Jan
7%
Jan
13%
Jan
300
30%
2,800
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33%
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12,800
14%
Jan
16%
Jan
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6,300
49%
Jan
57%
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22 Vb
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21%
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Jan
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5
200
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Jan
7%
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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33 %
33%
100
2%
2%
100
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300
Jan
158%
Jan
Jan
44
Jan
19
Jan
Jan
124%
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
27%
Jar
Jan
29
Feb
Jan
10%
92%
93%
8%
8%
1,400
1.600
Steel
Car
83 %
Jan
85
Jan
National Telefilm
15 A
Jan
17
Jan
National Transit
2%
Jan
National Union
94%
Jan
Neptune
Jan
Nestle
b
92
8%
Jan
Jan-
Jan
9%
Le
Meter
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14
Jan
Jan
33%
&.
9%
10
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Electric
Corp
common
Co common
Jan
3%
Jan
10%
1,100
8%
Jan
3
14V2
4
Jan
Jan
Jan
10c
--1
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5
1
4l/8
Jan
11%
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
6,600
2%
200
2%
19 Aii
100
19 A'b
Jan
21
Jan
21
21
4%
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(Mich)
common
14
Jan
19 Aii
4 ab
common
Ltd
Associates
2%
400
4
4
33
1
1
1
Casket Company —
5
Electric Weld Machines
1
Mfg & Stores common
—1
Petroleum Ltd
25c
Presto
Industries Inc
2
Research Cdrp
-1
Rubber Machinery
10
Starch
Products Common—1
Co
Brewing
6
2A4
—-5
2.50
10
50c
10
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Bellas
National
5
Jan
Jan
49%
V
Jan
6
84%
common
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10A4
5
—
Ohio
4A4
ICO
10%
Jan
116
1,200
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10%
4
5
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7
15
Jan
Jan
60
200
59
113
60
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14,500
33%
12%
—1
27'4
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Jan
4
Jan
6%
14%
15%
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43%
1%
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common..
800
6%
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6
7%
preferred——100
States
Jan
4%
preferred series B„100
Mills Inc
Tel & Tel
Vemor.
Jan
6%
preferred series C—
Ward & Co class
4.50%
14 Vb
19%
Jan
•
1,200
Jan
15
4
15
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1,300
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6%
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Jan
4%
4
2
1
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60%
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26%
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57%
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National
North
54 Va
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5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
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i
1
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Jan
25%
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—60c
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100
900
II100
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16%
2,500
common
(Canada)
Jan
16%
__
2%
1H4
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dep
Jan
1%
26A„
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4
2,100
%
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4
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Jan
Jan
26 A4
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2%
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Jan
14%
26%
500
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9%
1.100
25
175
100
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Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
6%
cumulative preferred
-—4
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70
Jan
1,000
5
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Hydro-Electric
Jan
Jan
4%
9 A "2
•
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62 Va
36 V2
17 A
*
35 V*
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10
200
4,000
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17
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Jan
6
1%
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___
4
9 Vb
17
16
Jan
6%
29 Va
15%
25c
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Inc
pfd
common
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5;!4
37
1
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
Imperial Oil
Service
Public
Mondngahela
Co—
&
(Harvey)
&
3%
661
—_
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:
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&
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3Vb
60 A
70
400
4,400
5
1%
*
50c
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Miller Wohl Co common—
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4% %
convertible preferred-—_—50
Molybdenite Corp
Molybdenum Corp
f
Jan
2ft Jan
15%
Co—
Piping
Jan
—
Hardart
Lock
1,000
1
preferred
Hubbell
Midwest
Jan
Inc
class
Ltd
(Geo A)
<fe
1,700
Jan
91%
——5
Inc
&
Jan
25
5%
35 V*
70
common
Jan
Jan
36%
"6%
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Jan
•
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Co
Sugar
Vz
5%
Jan
Jan
!
33%
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2.50
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Michigan Plating & Stamping
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan
2%
Jan
6%
33%
__
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58%
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-
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Jan
2
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Merrill
86
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&
120
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&
500
10c
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B
Border's
(AG)
Johnson
91%
Consol Gold MlneB..
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Holly. Stores Inc__
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Hoover
Mead
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8%
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7%
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Jan
780
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Jan
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54 %
Jan
1,300
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44
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2,100
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36 A4
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5,700
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Jan
51 %
Jan
2
300
Jan
7%
15%
Jan
4:
5 Vb
Jan
10%
14A4
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preferred——
10
Micromalic Hone Corp
—1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
33 !
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7,900
29%
x14Vb
Jan
15 %
5
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*
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90
common—
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Home
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90
*
pfd
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(R)
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4A4
32%
8%
5
*
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Jan
4
Vb
8
8 Vb
14 %
10 V*
.
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Massey-Harris-Ferguson
--100
5%%
common
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Galion
Heri-Duty
Co
1-100
common
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Hercules
4
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3%
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6%
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B)
Rubber
&
2
2
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Helena
Heller
(The
Tire
International
58
3%
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Jan
Jan
——1
37
1,000
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2
1
Corp
,
100
38%
58
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Bishop Inc
—
Co
2 Aa
37%
5%
18 Va
Jan
1
Mesabi
Iron
Co—
1
Metal Textile Corn common——25c
Metal
&
Thermit
Corp
5
Jan
Jan
27
4
Menasco
10%
Jan
6
Products—
$2 non cum dividend shares
Mid-West Abrasive———
600
12
1
Co
Co__
Bakeries Inc__
Lithographing Co__
Hazeltine
%
Jan
17 Va
1,900
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3%
Jan
27
5%
,
5,800
Jan
34
..
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Jan
Jan
..
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Jan
Jan
<
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100
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7%
Jan
—
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5
__
6
10
Jan
__
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Jan
•
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11
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Jan
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200
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25
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Hartford
34
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35
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•
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common—
Manischewitz
Michigan
2
—
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12%
5%
Jan
2 Vis
130
Jan
—
Jan
18%
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87
12
—.
Jan
10
58,300
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100
Jan
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6%
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Jan
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7 %
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Jan
9%
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Jan
2%
Jan
■
5
&
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*1 IT
Jan
Service
Public
79%
Jan
2
31/4
Jan
Jan
10c
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27
Jan
500
9c
preferred
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9%
600
Jan
2A/a
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1.800
j'All
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600
3%
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800
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1
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Magna Oil Corporation
*
70
50c
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(The)
Jan
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8%
19%
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Jan
—5
Chain
97 %
26
—
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Jan
12%
•
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11%
*
92%
to cc
1 0
2,300
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pref
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Jan
100
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2,900
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Loblaw
1%
700
2 %
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13A/2
2,200
1
10
Jan
19,400
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Land
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18
3,300
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11 Vb
1,800
3
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50
8A
25
1,700
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25c
14,900
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500
17%
13%
12 V2
5
common
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Locke
Jan
3,550
%
Jan
25 Va
3 Ass
5
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cumulative
preferred
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Jan
17%
72
1
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Gypsum Lime
%
39%
26
*
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$4.50
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11 'At
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Petroleums
McDonnell
Co—
Chemical
&
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Class
-j
I
10c
stock
common
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Films
7%
500
83,400
,
Tourneau
5 %
200
136 %
24%
3%
10
Liberty Fabrics
Pacific Tea—
Freehold
Guild
A
5
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Grlesedieck
Grocery
Jan
Jan
4
Hydraulics
Gridoli
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1
preferred-
1st
16
14%
50
common
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Manufacturing
Lakes
Liberal
16% i 17
1
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Amer
7%
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Jan
12%, 13%
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Great
Feb
3
30 A
13%
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class
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2%
Feb
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Jan
2%
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2
1,500
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preierred
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23%
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98
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300
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1
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5%
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17%
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common
preferred
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96%
500
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2%
10
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&
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Jan
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1,600
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Jan
112
10,300
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Krueger Brewing Co
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common
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9 Vb
Feb
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7,700
47,300
1
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Jan
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reg
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Jan
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Jan
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1
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11
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16%
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49 %
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Jan
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3.90%
Jan
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Jan
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1,900
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6%
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Jan
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Jan
4%
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8%
2,700
10%
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frin*nciai
Jan
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5%
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49%
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Jan
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100
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28%
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43%
7%
5%
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Public Service
titylt
48 %
——1
.—
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26%
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Jan
Low
5
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Corp
Corporation
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Intex
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
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u
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%
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•
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capital stock-*
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International Resistance
Jan
7%
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%
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preferred
& Steel
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Eureka
International Petroleum
Jan
2,200
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_
convertible
Esquire
Jan
19%
j
•
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28
common
Inc
Forge
6% cum
162%
200
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27 iy
Freight Corp
Electric 5%
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Mill work
Corp
Equity Corp common
$2
Metal
31%
for Week
of Prices
Low
28"u
District
Erie
Cigar
International
162%' Jan
2
27 Va
8
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1
Air
Empire
Jan
Feb
International
177%
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Range
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Jan
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01
snares
preierred
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RANGE FOR WEEK
,
Associates—
Sugar
Common
S2
series
•„
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%
27
A
preterred series B
Eastern
Low
—1
Corp
preierred
Sale*
for Week
23 A2
1,400
21
Feb
23%
Jan
4
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13 Vb
Jan
Jan
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13%
Jan
Jan
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31 i!
9,400
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Jan
4%
Jan
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10'4
300
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
19%
18%
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17%
Jan
21%
Jan
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30
Jan
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Jan
32
24
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2,300
22%
Jan
26 %
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
2.000
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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AMERICAN
Week's
Friday
Last
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New
Chamberlain
Dominion
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Watch
&
50c convertible
10,000
14
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6,300
2,',.
Jan
preferred
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10,300
214
Jan
214
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Jan
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Jan
San
Carlos
San
Diego Gas &
New
Jersey Zinc
New
Mexico
2
650
1%
Jan
2*4
Jan
131
8.800
lla
Jan
1%
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43%
4,000
41 %
Jan
47%
14%
15
1,800
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16%
Jan
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Jan
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—
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13,300
114
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Co
Merchandise
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Jan
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Jan
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10
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900
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Jan
38%
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41
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514
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86
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8814
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2
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1
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114
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77%
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Jan
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Jan
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14%
13%
1514
11,700
61%
62
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Co
class
;
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—
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3%
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Jan
61
Jan
63%
Jan
320
95
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2 ill
7114
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Jan
Jan
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Seton
Inc
Leather
Sherman
Products
4%
Silex Co
Silver
10
16 %
Jan
18%
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
15%
3,800
14%
Jan
17%
Jan
2%
600
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
Creek
Silvray
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10
9%
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1%
8,400
1%
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200
12%
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4%
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10 %
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50
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1,500
4%
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300
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11
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29
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Jan
5
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1%
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47
47
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48
49
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Jan
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46
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49
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1,500
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3%
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11%
300
1014
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29
Jan
33
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11
21%
21%
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20%
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21%
Jan
39%
39%
2.500
38%
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40%
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;
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3%
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3%
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5
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5%
900
2.600
8
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5%
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850
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Canada———*
Precision
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Jan
2
10%
—100
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10
12%
27%
8
Simca American Shares.--^—-5,000 ir
Simmons-Boardmrn Publications
9014
Jan
27%
,
common
87
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Jan
1,200
Xl0%
——2
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3%
Jan
Jan
20,500
12 7 H
5
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B
Simplicity
Jan
8
4,100
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Jan
%
As
3
1%
1074
Corp ol' America common
3
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum C'o_—_10c
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314
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914
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Jan
800
: 9
Sicks
Jan
ti
Jan
-
12%
1%
2
common
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14
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20c
preferred
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3%
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500
8
2
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—
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514
87
21
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Servomeclianisms Inc
300
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18 %
100
19 %
19
1
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3%
600
29,500
19
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Sentry Safety ControlCorp class B
3%
1
—
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3
76'
Jan
7%
1
Airlines-
Serrick
13 5 a
.
—1
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101
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Jan
.
21
19
1%
1
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1 3
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Jan
2,700
275
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7
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3%
274
10014
2 ii!
73
73 %
1
—
preferred——.
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—25
—
100
2 711
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Okonite Company common.
Old Town Corp common
Jan
3
19%
•
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Class
1
Ohio
Co
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—
o
Oceanic
Steel
Seaboard
Jan
91%
Jan
9%
Jan
514
Jan
20%
!%'/■'■!
17%
5 la
314
Jan
11%
9%
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2%
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9%
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16 3,a
Jan
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19%
Jan
8%
16%
Jan
1,100
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8%:
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4
17%
100
500
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Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltc i
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9
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7,200
9
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18)4
Sapphires Petroleums Ltd—!
Savoy oil Inc (Del)
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—1
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10
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3%
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—
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Jan
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—
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12 %
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—•!-- —10
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Airlines-
Low
9
18
2.50
—o
55%
3%
American Cement class A
Inc
50
50c
—
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9'
18
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200
13
61)4
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—
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101a
4
—-1
—....
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Lites Inc..——..—
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—
—10'
—
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2 ,4
2)4
1214
61
common.—
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Jan
Lawrence
balem-csrosius
Jan
15
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Jan
8714
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Auction
Jan
1%
—20c
——»
Superior
J an
114
Process Co common.——
New
%
42
1
Arizona Land
~
131%
3,000
1%
—25c
—
3,330
K;
17«
—50c
New
133 VH 134 %
14
———
Idria Min &: Chem Co
——
•
2
1
Co
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
New Park Mining Co
Low
2Jan
214
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mces
«r
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2%
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for Week
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
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—100
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WEEK
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High
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for Week
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Par
New
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New York Stock Exchange
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7%
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5,000
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Jen
7%
Jan
2,600
5 %
Jan
6 %
Jan
£1
—
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Sniith
Pacific Gas & Electric
6% 1st pfd1—25
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25
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1st
5%
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3214
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32%
29 %
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27 %
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1,200
27%
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28%
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2.100
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30%
Jan
Jan
Jan
26
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Jan
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26%
600
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27).
Jan
4.30%
redeemable
1st
26
2614
300
2314
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5%
redeemable
1st
preferred
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preferred
1—25
26)4
4.50%
2319
23%
23%
800
22%
Jan
24
Jan
4.88%
4.30%
redeemable
1st
preferred1
22%
22%
23%
400
2114
Jan
23 14
Pacific
lighting $4.50
$4.75
div
conv
$4.36
Pancoastal Petroleum
1
———
11
Bol
Chemical Company
parker Pen Co class
Ltd-
25
106%
108
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1218
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1
3%
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24'/a
Jan
21%
Jan
23 4
Jan
22 34
22%
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100
a
100
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101 %
72
Jan
5%
Jan
13%
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200
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200
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72
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5
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72
72
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3%
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Jan
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Jan
6
Jan
6%
Jan
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•
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5%
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514
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24 %
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800
19%
Jan
21%
Jan
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134
24,300
1%
Jan
114
Jan
Forgings Corp
Standard
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914
2,600
7%
Jan
54
10%
Jan
Standard
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————-—10
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Jan
614
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10%
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12%
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Jan
Packaging Corp—_——1
preferred ——j—-10
11 %
Jan
36%
36 %
37
550
3514
Jan
38%
Jan
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1
13%
13%
14)4
1,500
13%
Jan
15 %
Jan
Shares Inc common——1
Standard-Thomson Corp
1
16%
16%
17
1,100
16%
Jan
17
Jan
4%
47a
300
4%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Standard
a
Jan
55%
Jan
58
300
18%
Jan
19 7
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1
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6
14
600
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1,800
614
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6
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6%
Jan
Starrett
(The)
2%
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Steel
Co
of
Parts
Jan
114
131..
1,900
11%
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13%
Jan
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11%
11 la
1,700
11
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13%
Jan
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Sterling
Sterling
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1
1
51a
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1
1%
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800
1.4
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HI
20
1914
201a
2,400
17%
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21%
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93 la
93%
93%
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93%
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—
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400
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—
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Co
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6%
Jan
6 %
Jan
Stetson
Jan
24%
Jan
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900
1 %
Jan
2
Jan
Stop
a
2,400
5 %
Jan
6
Jan
Stroock
a
23 7a
2.000
22 %
23%
Jan
Stylon
814
8%
400
8%
8%
Jan
Jan
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Jan
Jan
5%
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Jan
54 %
common
Jan
57
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4%
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5
4%
53
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53
13.600
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150
53
900
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11
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81
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17
3
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15
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Jan
14%
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300
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13%
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214
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2%
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4
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2%
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32%
8,100
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Jan
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13.600
6%
Jan
8)4
31%
Jan
Jan
33%
Jan
Jan
20%
Jan
13%
Jan
14%
3%
3%
Jan
10,200
3%
Jan
3%
600
10%
Jan
13
Feb
2,000
12 %
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14
Jan
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3%
13
11
13
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3%
4
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Jan
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100
14
14
Superior Portland Cement Inc—__'—_*
17%
13
19
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5%
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1
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126.100
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u
614
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500
200
1
Talon
—
—2.50
America.—.10c
Jan
Jan
16
a
*
———
International
Jan
74
3%
5
common
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Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
16%
6%
*
1
—
—-——
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4%
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Sunrise Supermarkets Corp—..1
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common———
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71
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13%
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22 7
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150
coiniiion_5
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(J
600
2,000
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Brewers Inc——1
Inc
_——I
Precision Corp (Del)-—-—10c
Shop Inc.
738
5
72
*
16%
5%
&
7%
71
common———
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4%
4%
5
ordinary———_*
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1
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21%
400
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700
23
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614
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24 %
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1
—
600
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a
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5
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Jan
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Porto Rico Telephone Co__
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Powdreli <fc Alexander common
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6%
15%
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Mines
Jan
Jan
57
Dome
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22 7II
Dredging Corp common——1
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5%
of
39 7
40 3
23
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Jan
5%
East
Jan
814
1
Metals
62%
15
114
Preston
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15%
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Jan
Jan
17
39%
Jan
Oil
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14%
15%
1.800
14%
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9%!
400
9%
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9%
89%
90%
75
85 %
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16
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1.700
16
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800
16%
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Jan
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5%
5)4
5%
3
3%
5 %
29,500
Jan
6%
Jan
3
Jan
4%
Jan
2,500
3
—-1
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;
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preferred——100
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com—___3
Pyle-National Co common———5
Providence
Public
Gas
Service
414%
—
of
—
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cumulative
J.8
Class
Texam
Texas
class
B
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Rapid Electrotype
Rath
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(Thei
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$1.25
Reda
Co
41
Pump Co
New
&
common
Rice-Stix
—-
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Richwell
Rico
Rio
Grande
Vtc
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Mining
new_
Rome
(I)
Cable
Russeks
Russell
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to
Jan
3
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1965
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21%
Jan
24
Jan
Jan
10 %
Jan
20 <4
100
,
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7.200
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100
56 '4
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38
300
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14
5,800
1
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15
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5
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43%
3
100
footnotes
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2)4
37
11%
Feb
Jan
see
pa ere
1%
Jan
61
Jan
Toledo Edison
38
Feb
Tonopah
14
Jan
Trans
7%
4,500
Jan
8%
Jan
2.100
!;T
700
1,600
43 %
Jan
Jan
Jan
11:1
A
III
5 %
4414
Cont
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Jan
Trans
Cuba
Oil
Trans
Empire
Trans
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Jan
2,400
2%
Jan
3
Jan
True
140
8014
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85
Jan
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2%
Jan
Jan
Jan
600
39%
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4514
Jan
46 %
7,200
40 %
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4 614
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5,600
2%
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14%
15
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200
9 %
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9%
Jan
800
19%
Jan
21%
Jan
1.000
14%
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15%
Jan
900
2114
Jan
24%
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——
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4
88'4
87
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5
600
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300
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3,100
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•
87
4%
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5%
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92
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Jan
Jan
90%
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214
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2%
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4.600
8%
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10%
Jan
3.400
314
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2%
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90%
275
85
1
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3%
4
Jan
4%
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3%
2%
3%
43.600
2%
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3%
2
2
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6,700
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Jan
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Jan
41
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2.500
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Jan
4%
Jan
—
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class A
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1
98
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1
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li
4414
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11
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11
1
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10
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714
3,200
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98
—__—25c
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2%
2
2
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3
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13,«
414
7%
7%
—-—5
Cavibbean
11%
11%
23.200
11
Jan
12%
Jan
36%
36%
200
36
Jan
3~%
Jan
30%
Jan
3014
Jan
St
Corp
—
Inc
:
—*
"
Jan
f
28%
28 3
300
28%
Jan
29 3 8
Jan
1134
Ulen
11%
12
900
1078
Jan
12%
Jan
41 %
Unexcelled
41%
42'4
900
39
Jan
44 %
Jan
Union
Gas
4
1
Management Company
Chemical Corp—
Co
of
20 )4
*
18%
_1
1814
3%
...1.25
3%
314
1
35
Jan
Jan
u
5
Co—.
13%
30%
deposit rets def registered .__5s
Shipyard Corp
Toklan Oil Corp-
Trans
1
5%
44%
85
2)4
Amer
Todd
.3
Company
Jan
Jan
Inc———,—^10c
Inc—.
Jan
Jan
14
12
29
preferred
in
*
—__1,50
common
C)
Jan
Feb
2.000
1,000
Roofing Inc.-..
—1
Tishman Realty & Construction
—1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered
£1
_£1
reg
common-—
Aeronautical
Jan
%
1
-
Jan
2314
56%
37
———1
Inc
Ave
20
'
ii
-
1314
Ryan Consolidated
Petroleum-—«,
'Ryerson & Haynes'common
1
For
Jan
41%
500
37
—I
pfd F
Inc
dep rets ord
Field
(The
1314
1.500
11
56%
50c
Roosevelt Raceway Inc
Ross (JO) Engineering
Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Ryan
1%
Royce Ltd—
Roosevelt
Jan
43
1
—
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
American
45
41%
12%
12%
x30%
Corp..—
Markets
700
12
x30
1
common
Co
12%
12
30
Tilo
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Rokeach
Rolls
Thorofare
Jan
—*
—
Co
Corp
Jan
26%
5
—
—
Petroleums
32
Jan
—
..50c
——
—
Argentine
Ridgeway
.
Engineering!——5
Remington Arms Co Inc
Jan
26
1
—
....
29%
450
20 1
1
—
.
900
26 %
10%
preferred———20
(Robert) & Co-Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
Electric
la
31 %
26
1
—_
Reis
Reliance
31
26
common...
common-,
convertible
Co
Chemical
70c convertible
—1
common——..—10
Reading Tube Corp
Shovel
12 %
%
5
—7
common
Thompson-Starett
Raymond Concrete Pile
12
5
—
common
Power &
Thiokol
R
common.
Oil Corporation—!
——1
Calgary Co—
25c
Light $4.56 pfd:—
*
Texas
Co
A
common!.
Thew
Quebec Power
33
,
A%-,
3 '
B
33
4
5%
19%
8.290
4
1,900
3 %
1,200
34%
500
4%
5%
.
2,200
100
Jan
22%
Jan
Union
Jan
20%
Jan
Union
Stock
3%
3%
Jan
Jan
Feb
4%
Co
Yards
Jan
United
Aircraft
3 '8
Jan
United
Asbestos
35%
Jan
United
Cuban
4
Jan
4%
Jan
United
Elastic
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
United
Milk
of
Products
Inc
Corp
Products
.
700
66
2434
400
24%
Jan
Jan
9
20
"6
Jan
6'!
Jan
7
Jan
67':
Fei:
9%
Jan
24:
57«
61
a
2,600
5%
Jan
6%
1
6'4
6 )4
634
11,500
61
♦
Jan
7%
10c
1%
Ha
l5a
19.400
1'%
Jan
1%
32%
32 14
32%
500
,4i k» ,,.4%
500
common—50c
Corp
Oil
Jan
Jan
800
24%
67)4
4
Omaha—
5%
5%
200
63a
67 14
55a
"6%
*
—
53ii
6 %
6614
10c
—5
Canada
Investment
16%
33
4
"
400
114
Royalties
Jah
43%
40
51
43%
—*
300
5%
&
2614
Jan
2
Stahl-Meyer Inc
2,400
614
Lambert CoPrentice-Hall Inc common
Jan
914
1%
—
Canada
Jan
4%
15%
214
Co———._——25o
Corp of
Jan
1%
5%
.*
class .A—-
12)4
Jan
Jan
571/4
Corp.-——1
Products
Jan
U
814
19
10 pesos
common
Jan
Jan
42 %
Line—..————1
3%
52,500
Ml 500 '
——10c
common.—
51
24%
400
corp_-2
Inc
Royalty Co
Spear & Company—
Specialty Stores Co Inc
Spencer Shoe Corp
300
6
Jan
400
a
25
Southland
Petroleum
Co
151a
1%
Scale
Mining
Progress
Materials
8,300
50
25% x25%
12
Jan
10%
4)4
58 la
Aircraft
Oil
Southern
31,600
.Tan
Jan
700
6%
—
Prairie
Southern California
Jan
814
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—L 4c>!;*A—w'50
Pittsburgh Railways Co.——.—
*
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1
Pratt
Jan
3
15
..20
Governor
Power
Jan
91
Jan
9
Pioneer Gold -Mines Ltd——
—1
Piper Aircraft Corp common......——1
Poioron
108
Jan
214
1514
&
—
Pneumatic
Jail
8414
93
18' 9
10414
1
———
Polaris
330
380
95
-2
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co—:
preferred
cumulative preferred—
7,700
3
171 ii
la
Corp__———_———2.50
Minerals....,...-—.1
Circle
Pierce
cumulative
Co—————-2.50
Boys
(The)————
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)
Plasecki
Jan
15
Patino
Peruvian
9714
-1
Pep
Perfect
Jan
57
A—.-—————-2
I
2
Canada
9214
6
—;
Corp
of
70
9014
14%
36%
42 7
preferred..——-25
97
2%
300
900
11%
51
preference———25
preference-!!—25
cumulative
4
1
Parkersburg-Aetna
Traffic
convertible
Jan
1
...
Park
Penn
Jan
91%
96%
1
Corp
Class B
92%
Jan
9414.
j.—.—1e
Motors
Jan
84
18%
(C Aj vtc—2 Bol
Israel Oil vtc
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares—1
Paramount
86 %
160
89)4
Pacific Power «fc Light 5%
pfd:
100
Page-Hersey Tubes common———*
Pan
Jan
350
3
16 lit
37)4
25%
preferred,;—---,.25
92%
*
.11—1
10%
15%
36%
Edison—
91
97
107%
i
11%
preferred---'—--—-25
cumulative
"
preferred—
Airlines
Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
*
5%
5%
37
t
-12.50
12.50
8914
-^*
pfd—.!!1——
dividend
California
original
5%
;
■
•
.—1
common
convertible
preferred—
Northern
Co
•
IIIIi
90%
—
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred—~
Pacific
25
Oil
m
.
Sohotone
25%
30%
26 %
»
26'%
Paper Mills
Corp
Soss Manufacturing common
South Coast Corp common
2,200
26
■
preferred—..—125
series
1
32 31;
(Howard)
„
*
common.'—I—*
.
.
T>
.lan
■5 Q 1..
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
.Ton
.
,
35
(639)
Number 5609
Volume 185
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
...
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
United
Molasses
Amer
dep
N
United
Profit
J
Sharing
common
'
Specialties common
Conditioning Corp
U S
Foil
U
—' s.
30%
common
50c
4 *. '8
United
Corp
Stores
Corp
Universal
American
Universal
(The)
Corp
Valspar
common—
Venezuelan
4%
Jan
Jan
9
Jan
Jan
2
16*2
1%
400
29
11,300
1,600
Jan
17%
29%
Jan
25%
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
4%
5
Vz
Jan
Jan
500
5%
5%
•
4%
4.400
4
1,"
"w
issued;
when
deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jan
Jan
"4
being traded flat.
Jan
7%
6
Jan
Jan
Jan
Stock and Bond Averages
6%
2,700
6%
Jan
12%
500
12%
Feb
13%
Jan
6%
3,300
7*/a
Jan
6
40
Jan
125%
Jan
6%
%
6
6
1
6,700
"w
12*2
12%
—
;
Corp
Jan
7%
6 %
2
6%
.
51%
40
a
tive; "conv," convertible;
Jan
41
Jan
121
5%
6%
83
3%
150
50
42
SReported in receivership.
above—"cod," certificates of
Jan
36
1.600
3%
121 % 123
6*2
1
.....
39 3 4
3%
—
,20c
Co
36%
38%
122
1
51 Vz
Jan
5%
$39
2012—Jan-July
2s
A)
value,
Abbreviations used
Jan
X80
■■■
•
Jan
5%
100
5%
5%
'
53
51%
51 %•
Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-Interest,
a Odd-lot
transaction
(not included In year's range ),
f Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal, n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included Jh year's range), r Trans¬
action for cash (not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
{Friday's bid and asked prices; ho sales being transacted during current week.
Jan
16%
20 *'2
4%
5
1
ManufacturingSilver-Lead
(Plan
•No par
Jan
5,900
23%
20*2
22%
102*2
$51
Jan-July
1997
1
stmpd
Janeiro
de
Rio
Jan
55%
Jan
54
i-J'-.
17
$65
$100
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan
1.500
5
;
Syndicate Inc
Vinco Corporation ■
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Vulcan,
(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan
—
$65
April-Oct
1947
Denmark 5s 1972
stamped (Plan A) 2*/eS 2008
—
$47 V2
Peru
—
Venezuela
Vogt
1%
55%
■
—2
Industries warrants.,.
Petroleum
Van Norman
Jan
7%
1.000
8
5
preferred
Steel Co
Vanadium-Alloys
7%
'
common
convertible
S4
32 %
Jan
1927)
(issue of Oct
A7s
Parana
$70*/b
Afay-Nov
Mortgage Bank of
ABonds
Co
Sugar
Utah-Idaho
?%
16%
15
Products
Jan
Jan
800
—
—
Insurance
Universal
8
54 78
..14
Corp
Universal
10
Oil
Consolidated
Universal
4 *
1 7
Jan
2%
4
4
8
Jan
41%
Jan
28%
7,300
30%
l*/2
Jan
2
.V
Below
listed
Stock Exchange as compiled
the New Yofk
on
representative stocks and bond»
by Dow, Jones & Co.:
-Bonds-
the daily closing averages of
are
-Stocks-
10
10
w
Aircraft
Waco
Waitt
$2
& Bond Inc_.
cumulative preferred
Si
Tiernan Inc
Webb
Watch Co common
$6
Inc
Knapp
&
series
preference—
Investors Inc iDel)
4%
1.200
4*4
Jan
101'/2
40
100 *'2
Feb
29
1%
l5e
1%
1%
13
ord
rets
Coal
Westmoreland
Inc
Stationery
&
com
Eagle
Oil
Internat
Inc
Stores
Corp
OH
River
(The)
Corp
Williams-McWilliams
<R
Co.-
Ltd
Petroleums Ltd. Name
Brothers
Wisconsin
Wood
Machine
6ft
Zapata
Petroleum
Corp
Steel
Stock
of
J
N
2*4
2 *
2
9%
Italian
Midland
4
88.93
90.22
89.15
90.31,
89.92
90.13
89.30
90.37
89.89
90.20
89.40
90.40
149.59
479.16
31
40Vi
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mon.
89.05
88.72
b8.86
Jan
Tues.
Jan.
29—
Wed.
Jan.
30
10
Jan
Thurs. Jan.
31
Jan
Fri.
1——
17%
12%
Feb
■h
Jan
Vi
Jan
Jan
.16Vi Jan
98
Jan
Jan
15 *2
Jan
167s
Jan
79*2
Jan
8*/a
7}J Jan
200
Jan. 25,
J
7.500
Jan
Jan
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Hiah
Range
Since
91 Vi
92%
121*8
92 */4
91%
123%
89 Vi
10
88*2
.
\
6
88%
84
6
81
65%
1
61%
W—'
60
$58%
95
95
1
111% 114
•
90%
11
Z
••
54
54
*
92
53%
92
94
86
—
54
91*%
7
93
186
92%.
Stocks
Shares
Jan 28—„
1,699.440
Jan. 29——
Jan. 30-a—.
1,799.920
1,947.740
1,924,490
41
97
97
96
102 %
162%
"5
95%
"95%
96%
10
92
$85
$92
$3,752,000
3,134,000
4,009,000
220,000
2,000
4,357,000
3,783,000
145,000
10,000
108,000
1,676,804
1—
9,048.394
135
$80
90
96%
95%
96%
—Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
$85
86
$12,000
$36,000
4,721,950
93,240,600
5,171.500
103,015,900
19,035,000
$1,070,600
23,873,000
$24,943,600
$97,974,550
$108,223,400
Bonds
$12,000
96
82
84
91%
96%
—
89
—
82
80
—
—
97%
96%
8
96
93*/a
2
89%
93'%
90
90
1
89
90
89
91%
8
88 */2
91%
75
75
3
75
77
102
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
_June-Dec
97%
93
91%
American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Transactions ai the
•
1
99%
$84%
j
82%
90
$95
Industrial
Total.
62
82
$88
—
Railroad and
9^,900
136
128
—
102
10
100%
—.
94*%
96%
73
77
Stocks
Domestic
of
Dye
V<Tasatch
Chemical
&
deb
Corp
6s
6s
A 1963
ser
Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
Washington
Western
Newspaper
Union
6s
•
$95%
100
Feb-Auo
Foreign Governments and
Friday
Interest
Stock
ABaden
(Germany)
Exchange
Last
Period
BONDS
American
Sale Price
Jan-July
7s 1951
series
A
1952
Banks—
Feb-Aug
A6s
series
B
1951
April-Oct
ADanzlg
of German State & Prov
Port
&
Waterways
6%s 1952
Jan-July
"4
103 %
100
Government
100%
102
101%
13
101%
100
101
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Feb.
1—
33,000
11,GOO
61,000
51,000
$203,000
Week Ended
19 57
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bid &
$167
Asked
WQH
$23%
Range
Jan. 1
bold
No.
Since
Low
105
91
21*8
105
91
21%
government
Foreign
corporate
Total
46,000
10,000
2;ooo
15,000
78,000
2,000
66,090
$33,000
$32,000
$268,000
Jan. 1
Feb. 1
to Feb. 1
1956
1957
1956
3,588,190
3,783.400
$304,000
Bonds
Foreign
„
„
of Shares-
Domestic
44,000
13,000
\
$203,000
Stocks—No.
nigh
190
$107
$97 */a
Bonds
$34,000
$5,000
36,000
760,025
31
617,195
Bondt
Bonds
$7,000
794,700
.
Jan. 30
$22,000*
687,270
Jan. 28
Jan. 29
Thurs. Jan.
Fri.
729,000
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Shares)
Municipalities
Low
A 6s
Central Bk
76%
$102
June-Aug
1959
—
76
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
3,588.190
United
1956
53.223,400
49,837,759
Foreign
——
Feb. 1
9,774,684
9,048,394
Government
Bank-
92%
92
— —
■
Jan. 1 to
1957
1956
$19,973,000
:
D. S.
94%
91
100
$80
Feb-Auy
2%s series C 1976—
Feb-Aug
3*/aS series D 1976
Feb-Aug
3s series E 1978
-Feb-Aug
3s series F 1979
Feb-Aug
3%s series G 198i_
April-Oct
Southern California Gas 3Vis 1970
April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif.)
3s 1971—Jan-July
3,915,000
$19,973,000
$12,000
$926,000
$19,035,000
8tocka—No. of Shares
97
82
85
$82
I
4.512.000
132,000
•
-
95%
3
93
•133
deb 1962_Jan-July
Sales
$4,073,000.
3,242.000
4,231,000
Week Ended Feb. 1
102%
100
—
94%
94%
June-Dec
Jan-July
1998_Jan-J«Zy
1981—May-Noo
Bond
Bonds
int'l
$321,000
International
3Vis 1964
Total
Government
Bonds
1957
$176%
April-Oct
United States
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
97
••
April-Oct
Yearly
Foreign
Railroad
and Miscel.
103
8
96
Jan-July
Jan-July
York Stock Exchange
86%
Feb.
Fri.
Total-
May -Nov
365.5
—0.3
326.8
366.7
383.2
Number of
Thurs. Jan. 31—.
99% 103
99%
Jan-July
325.5
279.7
279.7
0.2
Wed.
„
.
_
9
161.5
+
Xuesl
117
....
—
+
0.1
151.6
156.6
,Mon,
95
95
111%
•
i
302.7
304.0
Daily, Weekly and
91%
90%
1
90*2
90%
353.0
Transactions at the New
65'A
•«.
—
—0.4
398.6
280.2
Service
84
65%
Jan-July
89 3 i
84
89 Vi
500.8
+
55
52
$124*2
0.7
425.2
440.2
'
mgn
Low
No.
57'2
0.0
369.4
396.1
437.6
Low.
♦New
Jan. 1
468.6
302.7*
Utility
Sold
418.9
0.4
443.3
Goods
Trade, Finance and
Mining
Bonds
919.0
'■
366.2
+
396.0
Transportation
Jan
Week's Bange
'
+ 0.3
156.8
"l!i
18 %
ft Jan
16'2
2.800
High
Change
'57
LOW
420.5
Goods
Durable
the
-1956-1957-
331.3
""
332.3
Composite
1
Manufacturing
Jan
Jan. 18,
'57
industry
with highs and lows for
Percent
Jan
74%
and by major
1957, for composite
preceding week and
Jan
16*4
$55
June-Dec
3'/is 1970
1973
compared with the
groups
the common
the closing prices of
prices based on
ended Jan. 25,
Jan
99
ll7i
92 Vi
3
78.87 Jan 23
Low
SEC Index of Stock Prices
4Vi Jan
Jan
1.100
June-Dec
RR 4s
& Electric
3%
14*4
2.700
or
3
Jan
6Vi
Feb.
High
Jan
25 Vi
Jan
5,500
Last
Sate Price
87.71 Jan
1956
94.00 Aug
Jan
550
18
90.19 Jan 14
Range for
89.06
4Vi
900
"Mi
mt
for 1957
Low
89.00
23Vi
Non-Durable
17 %
Range
High
28—
Jan
5 *'8
7%
7%
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Closing
Jan.
3
Jan
'
,
QuaiVFeb
Edison 3s 1965
92.11
38
Jan
16%
June-Dec
3*/aS series A 1973
169.91
Date—
29%
Jan
15Vi
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Jan-July
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv
170.45
70.93
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78'a
13
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197C—
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Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,
71.05
148.79
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Jan
Low
1970
Southwestern Gas
90.22
89.70
92.11
Jan
20
75
Period
Public Service Electric &
1973_
89.57
92.17
Jan
13,300
Division—
Pennsylvania Water & Power
3s series B
92.01
169.28
Jan
3%
98'2
7%
subord debentures 197 6
Southern California
Vi
11%
15
16
England .Power 3Vis 1961
Nippon Electric Power Go Ltd—
A J st
mortgage 6 Vis 1953—
;
6j/2s due 1953 extended to 1963
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
1st mortgage 3s 1971:
Safe
168.50
70.75
65
2258
16
77
N^w
3Vis
70.57
90.18
147.58
148.45
Jan
800
6*i
334
1970—
Power Realization Trust 6V2 ft liq tr ctfs—
AprtZ-Oct
Valley RR 4%
1963-
convertible
143.96
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1,450
25
5*2
40
Bonds
474.59
.
Jan
200
334
12 *8
24*i.
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5s
Jan.
4.300
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14%
inc debs 1994.
Western
90.06
9%
1,300
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May
A 1st
mortgage 4s series B 1992—.
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Eastern Gas & Fuel 3%s 1965
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961_ —Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
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June-Dec
AGesfuerel 6s <debs 1953
&
88.93
Jan
9300
mortgage
Guantanamo
89.95
2
98
Appalachian Elec Power 3 Vis 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998—
Beston Edison 2Vis series A 1970^
Lackawanna
89.49
(•35 Stocks)
23%
350
2834
30
Jan
130
Jan
37
15
Exchange
Chicago Transit Authority 3Vis
Delaware Lack
Western RR—
91.86
Jan
7'/b
Jan
350
Interest
& Pump 4s
169.67
476.92
—
—
Jan
90
Jan
fV
1.900
Friday
A
126*4
39
3%
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American
—
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1st
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10
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preference
Wright
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6 %
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Jan
54
6*4
8
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common
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Feb
20
19% Jan
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1
25
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Jan
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roads
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Jan
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Jan
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36*2
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Jan
65
27
1
25
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130
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17
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234
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4
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20
20
5
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Jan
104
300
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200
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1
1
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1
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6%
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4%
•
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52
52
59 %
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1947
Jan
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17
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Jan
^
28%
■
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12%
Jan
IIV2
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1
Jan
8,200
37%
1%
36 %
1
Jan
36
1
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1*2
3678
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42%
200
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S
United
12
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220
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14%
Jan
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12*2
7,700
35 3 4
11%
1
Jan
Jan
40%
41%
-
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153
111 Via
131
May-No a
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40%
35%
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-'
,
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June-Dec
1947
6s
(City
High
126
25
153
153
6*/2s 1949
Feb-Aug
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secured
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204
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5
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Jan. 1
Low
No.
High
150
Range Since
bold
Bid & Asked
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Feb-Aug
1947
7s
Munic
Cons
AGerman
AS
ord registered
&
Sale Price
Bonds
Friday's
or
Last
Period
Low
Hign
Low
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Stock
American
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Ltd—
Co
rets
RR
United
Shares
Low
Par
1
BONDS
for Week
Last
STOCKS
ENDED FEBRIARY
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
20,836,038
17,622,568
$1,021,000
$1,111,000
v
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32,000
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215,000
67,000
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225,000
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222,000
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£1
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36
(640)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
Monday, February 4, 1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Week's
Inst
Par
Amer
Motors
American
American
Tei
Anaconda
Boston
Keiining—
sugar
&
Boston
&
Cities
Service
Mass
cum
1st
6%
cum
pfd
122
Jan
122
Jan
New
Jan
17774
Jan
Detroit Stock Exchange
71
431
667i
Jan
73'%
Jan
54
817
50
Jan
54
177 b
25
38
39%
261
13%
50
Jan
19%
38
Jan
40
Jan
14%
62 %
64%
230
617b
Jan
68%
47
32%
Jan
357b
64
10
64
Jan
66
First
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Natl
General
Stores
50
46
Jan
51
51
9%
Gillette
Co
Lone
Co—
5
1
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Copper
Star
7%
Jan
100
19%
Feb
21
%
262
4774
Jan
52
'
—
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445
54
Jan
5774
55
53%
Jan
59%
Jan
43
399
42%
Jan
44%
Jan
362
111%
Jan
1287b
Jan
75
337b
Jan
35 %
Jan
1,191
%
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Detroit Stock
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90
46%
88%
Jan
45
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20
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81
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100
19
516
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26
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Jan
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257b
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27%
Jan
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Jan
31
80
Jan
Friday
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1——
Economy
Baler
49
Jan
Federal-Mogul-Bower
58%
Jan
63%
Jan
Ford
92
Jan
94
Jan
Fruehauf
55%
54
Jan
58
Jan
Gar
323
1
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Cincinnati Gas &
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preferred
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Mililng
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24
24%
24%
*
—
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Jan
33%
Jan
37%
Jan
881
26%
Jan
28
Jan
20
87%
Jan
Feb
51
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101
547
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Jan
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112
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130
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24
71%
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10
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5
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24
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10
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Jan
27%
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Jan
112%
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Jan
32
Jan
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48%
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300
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
28%
55%
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
132
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34
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Jan
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Number 5609
Volume 185
Financial Chronicled
The Commercial ami
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out-of-town markets
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
FEBRUARY 1
Range
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Canadian Pacific
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4%
Jan
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56%
Feb
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9%
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Jan
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500
110 %
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Jan
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100
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53
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Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minnesota Min & Mfg
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Jan
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Jan
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1,100
28%
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Jan
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Trav-ler Radio Corp
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Century-Fox Film (Un>
Tri Continental Corp
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42%
41%
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39
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400
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23%
Jan
24%
Jan
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109% 114%
300
109%
Feb
128%
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1,400
43
3%
41 %
Jan
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4
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Union Oil of California
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United
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24 %
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63
62
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600
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Jan
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Jan
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31/64
2,300
31/64
Feb
250
30Vb
Jan
33
Jan
22%
22%
1,400
20%
Jan
22%
Jan
44%
44%
200
43 Vb
Jan
46%
Jan
26 %
26%
200
26 Vb
Jan
26%
Jan
5,700
Jan
Feb
h
Jan
23%
Jan
22%
*
1
10
12.50
37%
63
61 %
11%
11%
450
32%
33 Va
200
31 %
Jan
33%
Jan
7%
3,700
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
61 %
62%
900
35%
37%
61
63
Jan
60
Jan
67
1.200
33%
Jail
37%
60%
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65
Jan
(Wm)
Jr Co
Machine Co—
Youngstown Sheet & Tube —
Yates-American
Feb
450
Wrigley
21%
22 VB
2,600
11%
11%
200
11%
Jan
12%
Jan
31%
32 Vb
500
28%
Jan
32 Vs
Jan
47 VB
47%
1,600
46
Jan
49 %
Jan
58%
59%
57%
58
52%
16%
33 Va
15
7/64
21%
-2
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32
47%
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7
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1
5
1
25
—
34
15'4
62
Jan
3,800
56
Jan
59%
Jan
52%
400
52
Jan
56% Jan
16%
200
15 Vb
Jan
17%
Jan
34
600
33%
Jan
35 Vb
Jan
15%
500
14%
Jan
16!
Jan
15
Jan
25
*
:—5
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2
1
1
50
7%
2,100
49%
49%
500
25
26 V*
25%
25%
25 %
37%
21 Vb
38%
41%
42 Va
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7%
Radio
Corp.
57% Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
7
8Vb
Jan
48
Jan
50
Jan
4,150
24%
Jan
26%
Jan
1,500
25% Jan
2,200
37%
Feb
42 Vb
Jan
400
41%
Jan
44 Vb
Jan
58%
59%
500
58j/4 Jan
26%
26 Va
200
26 V*
Jan
27%
Jan
13%
13%
600
13 V*
Jan
13%
Jan
44 VB
44%
200
44 Vb
Jan
48
Jan
37%
38%
600
36%
Jan
38%
Jan
1%
1,600
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Jan
1%
Jan
1%
1%
26%
26%
600
Jan
27 Vb
Jan
26%
26Va
24%
24%
100
23 V*
Jan
25 V*
Jan
104% 107
27%
26%
400
104%
Feb
114 V*
Jan
800
26Va
Jan
27V*
Jan
57 Vb
400
66 Vb
Jan
60%
Jan
86
86
100
85
Jan
88 V*
Jan
39%
800
36 %
Feb
42
Jan
36 %
6%
6%
1,000
6 Va
Jan
25%
58%
13%
37%
1
104%
10
56 Va
25
5
10
900
15
15
36 %
1
27% Jan
.
61% Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
58 V*
Jan
55%
53%
56%
600
53%
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
15%
15%
300
1
15%
43 Va
Jan
48 Va
Jan
.—-5
43%
43
43 Va
300
64%
3,100
62 Va
Jan
Jan
.16%
62 Va
73%
63 %
13%
250
Jan
14 Va
Jan
13%
12
13%
8%
9%
1,500
4
1
2%
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5
1
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10
10
10
9
19
19
19
55 J/*
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55%
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8%
Jan
9% Jan
Jan
20%
Jan
1,500
54%
Jan
57Vb
Jan
24%
Jan
26
Jan
600
19
25 %
26
47%
100
47%
Jan
49 Va
Jan
47%
23
800
22%
Jan
23%
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22%
.
500
Jan
31%
Jaft
30%
31%
50 0
30Vb
23
500
21%
Jan
23
Ja^
22
45 Vb
43%
Jan
45 Vs
Jan
44%
800
44%
85 V*
400
85%
Jan
88 V*
Jan
85%
13Vb
Jan
13%
450
13%
Jan
400
105 Va
Jan
121
Jan
105% 109%
100
95%
Jan
101
Jan
13%
95%
Zenith
33/64 Feb
7/64
21%
■'
Jan
11%
6%
11%
Wisconsin public Service
Woolworth (F W) Co
Jan
Jan
53%
31/64 33/64
32%
32%
5
Works
Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Seeger Corp
White Motor Co
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Wisconsin Electric Power (Un>
63%
56
X50%
—
Jan
Van
Jan
Jan
29
x50%
Feb
26%
Jan
26
Jan
10%
27 v*
Jan
24%
.
57%
32%
Products (Un)—7.50
Sylvania Electric
100%
*
Jan
-10% Jan
33%
—
Jan
100%
"
—
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<fc
31%
'
Corp
Tool
Mid Continent Oil Co—
Sunray
20%
Jan
28
39%
—'
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,
19%
-5
1
10
1
Corp
Stone Container Corp
Storkline Furniture
Stewart-Warner
Jon
10%
'
Jah
33%
18%
12%
us.
(Ohio)
10
Railway Equipment—_—1
Standard
20%
108% 108 %
'
10%
Jan
53
Standard Oil Co
200
28
\
'
—
Spiegel Inc common—-!
Square D Co
Standard Oil of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil (N J) (Un)
100
24
.
Jan
29%
27%
50c
(Un)
Sperry Rand Corp
Feb
37 Vb
38 %
—1
10
1
(Un)—.——*
River Fuel
Missouri Portland Cement
Mississippi
45%
10%
5
(Un)
Co
100
88
34
a*
87
59
87
59
Mickelberry's Food Products
2,000
Jan
-
21%
.
;—
Southern Pacific Co
Jan !
300
15
16%c
Portland Cement
Jan
46%
25%
39% Jail
Jan
300
*
Machine
27%
56%
15
Mobil Oil (Un)
Rights il——
South Bend Lathe Works-
Jan
17'/b
1
Co (Un)
Jan
10
5
Sinclair Oil Corp
'
11%
28%
4
*
26%
52%
1
Co
Steel Strapping
Signode
Socony
Western
Cement Mfg__
200
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1.40
1
3
1
7.50
Shell Oil Co—
'2
9%
32
Marquette
27 Vs
33%
12
—5.
-—-10
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Roebuck & Co—
Serrick Corp class B
14
1 %
Rights
44%
182
-5
Spring & Axle
38
4%
Llbby McNeil & Libby
:
7
Liggett & flyers Tobacco «Un»_
23
Lindsay Chemical Co common
»
Louisville Gas & Electric. (Ky.t—1—*
Feb
18%
10
Jan
11%
'
69
_4
—*
39
34%
Drug
United
La
Feb
600
'11%
40%
•
5
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Schwitzer
14%
—33 %c
Kropp Forge Co
Jan
Si
39%
A Feb
63%
Jan
1,000
31
8.75
•
5
49%
16%
Jan
17
,_33%c
—*
Power & Light
Power & Light (Un)
51%
20
300
2,200
Feb
17
10
£ Chemical com
20% Jan
Jan
700
51'/a
38%
43%
16%
___
City
Kansas
Jan
20 Vs
47%
59%
—
(Un).
Jan
45%
53%
59%
<
300
•
& Laughlin Steel
Jan
77%
20%
Jan
35
'
3.50
17 Vb
Jan
46
Jan
34
11%
—-25
—11-1
_1
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—
Jan
70
39
182%
53%
17
1
—3
1
-1
1
Co__
Power
16%
650
20
%
5
*
America (Un)
Radio Corp of
450
Tel & Tel (Un)—
International
Interstate
5,400
21%
—1—3
5
—*
;_r.—0
5
Co
600
7.50
•
16%
70.
12
40%
700
_
16%
7%
55%
600
(Un)
Co
Jan
43% Jan
29%
Rockwell
100
*
18%
Jan
11%
Jan
800
—
Jan
39 %
16%
14%
800
Mineral Sz. Chemical—5 ;
International
Nickel Co
(Uni
1__
*
International Packers Ltd_!
:
15
17%
400
17
Jan
_!*'
Harvester
7,400
43%
30%
Jan
200
International
18.%
45 3'a
8,100
—10
1
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3—___—*
Co.
Jan
26%
<14%
Jan
~
Illinois
Jan
18%
.
irtr
2,600
3,100
110% 113%
Bartlett
Industries Inc___—
Spencer
Howard
41%
39
Jan
76%
650
4—
Jan
50 Va
20
2%
500
i.—
39%
70
Jan
•
Co__111—
1,400
16%
2%
V. Jan
73
17
Corp
40%
42%
600
<&
(Walter E) St
Jan
39 Va
18 Va
9,000
500
J,
Heller
38%
39%
(Unj_
—2.50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco cl B (.Un)—10
Richman Bros Co
—*
River RaUsin Paper
—5
100
Organ ———x—
Brewing Co;
Feb
814 Jan
8
700
(G)
32%
y
Jail
57
—
Heileman
900
32%
—100
33%c
1
12.50
Public Service Co of Indiana
89%
Greyhound Corp ( Un)
Griesedieck Co
Hammond
Jan
34%
30%
32%
50
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
Jan
v
common-
RR
Jan
City Steel Co__——
Oil Corp
31%
35%
,—25
10
preferred
prior
51%
Dock—.
Great Lakes OH & Chemical—
Greif Bros Cooperage class: A—
Gulf
39%
Jan
3x%
5
Coal Co common
conv
Feb
(The) Co.
Co ' <Un«„—.%li—.
Drug Stored.
Lakes Dredge
Jan
:—
Jan
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co J__.
Gossard (W H) Co——_J
Great
37 Va
30%
1
1
(Un)
Sears
Gray
100
38
•
7.50
5
Natural Gas
45%
5
—1.66%
General Public Utilities (Un)__lV
,_5
General Telephone Corp,
10
Gerber Products Co——10
Granite
.
700
38^
38
:
181%
General Electric Co_.
Motors Corp
Glldden
111% 112%
1
400
General
Gillette
38%
12
—
500
Corp—________ 1
Dynamics
Jan
27%
5
10
89%
45%
45 %
2
—
33%
Jan
2% Jan
Jan
Co—
47
183% 184%
184
--—J——__1
General Contract
Jan
25 Va
Warrants
5%
45%
Transportation—2.50
Corp_
Box
::
:
American
General
-
30%
700
10
_*
1
10
5
5
(Un)
Co
Peabody
54%
5
2
-10
1
Co
Foremost Dairies
300
25%
1
pictures (Un)
Patterson-Sargent Co
39%
25%
5
Jan
33%
25%
-
25%
5
American World Airways
Pan
29
—1
America Inc
Mills of
9 Vs
32%
32%
5
common
Quaker Oats Co
Flour
Jan
paramount
44%
*
———
Falstaff
8%
2%
Jan
12%
—1
10
_
Ry
_
Jan
17
Jan
Phillips
Eastern
1
1
500
1—•—
w
39%
634
5
(Un)
Nemours
de
100
8%
Co
Gas
Power
Co
Edison
Jan
17%
5
5
1
Co—__——
(E I)
Pont
i.
Corp
Jan
2%
(Un)
37%
46%
40%
20
(Un)
Manufacturing
Dodge
5
8%
Manufacturing Co_
Ohio
28%
10
Company
Co
Edison
Detroit
800
2%
Bancorporation
Pennsylvania
&
Deere
5%
V
46%
1
—*
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1
5
5
1
——
5 VB
5% Jan
5% Jan
4% Jan
*
Jan
88
2,200
17%
States
(Minnesota)
Northwest
40%
40%
25
Commonwealth Edison common;
Consolidated Cement Corp
Consumers
/
17%
17%
100
8%
Jan
50
20
20
5
*
Co Inc
Coleman
.37%
———15
Ilium
Electric
Illinois
Northern
70%
Jan
800
38% Jan,
-
5
2%
Co
Northern Pacific
Jan
'
42*% Jan
Jan
Jan
5
50c
Company
Northern
Jan
5 VB
Amerioan Aviation :(Un)
North American Car Corp
64%
,200
38%
42%
18
5
North
62
'
16%
18
1
(The) Co common
convertible preferred
Rights
Cleveland
:
(Un)
National
Standard
Co——:
New YOrk Central RR
1
25%
v
35%
1
100
——_
Jan
Jail
17,:
17%
City Products "Corp—I——-——
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common
—
preferred
31%
" 29 'A
18%
-10
4%%
40
:
Napco Industries Inc
Rational Cylinder Gas
i—4
National Distillers Products (Un)
National Gypsum Co (Un)__;
Jan
Jan
Jan
S
28%
25
-——x—'—
Co
54%
54%
200-.
37% Jan
Jan
Muter
29%
Jan
Jan
38 Va
(Un)
Jail
*
400
.
-
33%
700
50c
200
'
1,000
Mpunt Vetnon
25
Chrysler CorpJ——————
Service
38
Jan
33%
38%
Co
Chemical
National Lead
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry—•
Chicago So Shore & So Ben RR—12.50
Christiana* Oil Corp—,
—1,
Cities
Jan
Jan
.
,
pfd_—I.—-—100,\
series A
59«.
54%
2
34%
V
common:
•
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Chicago
200
66%
Milw St Paul & Pac
Chic
200
31%
(Un)-'——25-
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
.700
2%
36%
10 ;
Refin Co common...b
Champlin Oil &
16%
2%
36%
16%
16%
~
Jan
5
16%
33 %
38%
Motorola
Jan
Jan
2.200
54%
Lignt co___——_—
Public Service!;—1
Illinois
Central
33%
32%
4
58
f
:
Central & South West Corp
100
%
4%
46
of America (Un),-!—_*
Brewing Corp.—50c
Centilivre
32 %
Feb
18
.100
2
•
5
*
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Monsanto
Jan
56%
-
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Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris (Philip) & po (Un)
Modine
Jan
14%
Jan
32%
Corp
Celanese
1
Jan
-
412
,
Ltd—
16%c
Corp common ——:
—10
4JA% preferred *——:
50
Canadian Prospect
Carrier
.
1
13%
1
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Low
High
Low
Pmr
300
13%
lk»T«
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56%
25
—
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300
1
13%
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Jan. 1
Low
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1
Corp—
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Super
C
&
Calumet
Prlea
Shares
of Prices
SaloFiieo
Par
Barge
•f Price*
Last
STOCKS
SftlM
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
95%
x
33
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(642)
...
Monday, February 4, 1957
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Pacific Coast Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Par
Abbott
Laboratories
Admiral
Corp
Corp
Aeco
—10c
Reduction
Air
Alleghany
Allied
Co
Chemical
Mfg Co
Americ&n Airlines Inc
American
Bosch
American Can
Arnia
Co
{XJn)
&
1,822
33
Feb
34%
20%
Feb
24
Jan
Atlas
Corp
Avco
Jan
41%
808
Jan
32%
Va
Jan
17'%
17%
1,730
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
(Un)
5
(Un)__*!
■
100
(Un),.
"
211
52%
Jan
56%
170%
Jan
177%
(W
Granite
833
73%
Jan
34
874
33 Va
Jan
37
Jan
Great
Lakes
70%
2,116
67
Feb
72%
Jan
Great
Jan
(Un)—5
23%
23%
23%
744
21%
Jan
23%
Jan
55%
57%
1,499
55%
Jan
65
Jan
Grumman
14%
..1
(Un)
al7%
10
24%
com
(Un)____
14%
15
335
14%
16%
Jail
108
17%
Jan
2,753
al7% al7%
24%
Jan
Jan
18
24%
Jan
_,T10
43%
43%
45
360
43%
Feb
47
n
n
11%
2,145
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
Baltimore
Bankline
Barker
Oil
Oil
Beckman
Beech
RR
Corp
(Un)__13
(Un)__
5%
5%
1.733
4%
Jan
6
Jan
Hilton
6%
6%
1,335
6
Jan
7
Jan
8%
Inst
Inc,—
Aircraft
Hotels
Bethlehem Steel
New
(Un)_,
common
Blair
Consol
Diamond
Eoeing
Bolsa
Co
Budget
Bunker
Hill
12%
12%
250
12
Jan
12%
Jan
37%
38%
549
Jan
38%
Jan
Imperial
Inland
5%
9
Illinois
Oil
RR
C
&
C
Super
Calaveras
30%
Jan
21%
Jan
22%
Jan
International
61%
Jan
62 VB
Jan
International
Nickel
300
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
International
Paper
1%
xyB
46%
46%
190
%
Feb
52
Jan
California
Canada
177 %
Jan
198%
Jan
Intex
Oil
Tel
44 %
Jan
47 Va
1,120
Jan
13%
Jan
Jade
10c
Jan
13c
Jan
jonns-Manville
3
Jan
3%
Jan
Jones
Jan
18%
Jan
Kaiser
lie
12,000
3
3%
4,180
17
686
16%
Canada
Capital
Airline
Inc
16%
Chaiter
Oil
Co
1
Milw
St
Paul
Rock
RR
Island
4%%
Clary
Climax
Molybdenum
Clorox Chemical Co
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Columbia
Class
B
Columbia
Gas
Commercial
(Un»
Steel
Chem
Power
Continental Can Co
<Un)_
Kansas
Light
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kern County L^nd Co
18%
311
18%
Jan
20 %
Jan
Lear
10%
100
9 Va
Jan
10%
Jan
Leo man
16%
450
16%
Feb
16%
Jan
13%
233
13 Va
Jan
17%
Jan
&
Leslie
Jan
1%
Jan
Liggett
Jan
35%
Jan
List
21%
1_
293
21
Jan
43%
Jan
Lockheed
Jan
14%
Jan
Loew's Inc
6-?a
100
5
/if
Jan
6
ft
Jan
Lorlllard
6%
100
6V2
Jan
7 Va
23%
Jan
138
32 %
Jan
33%
Jan
M
250
23%
Jan
23%
Jan
Macy
57%
Jan
63%
Jan
87 Va
Jan
96
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
McBryde
Suear
29 %
Jan
Menasco
Mfg
__
47%
1,236
443a
Jan
49 V8
2%
3
5,000
2 Va
Jan
65 %
65%
818
65 Va
Jan
3
,,
Jan
American
Oil
Co
68%
Records Inc
Deere
&
Co
Denver &
66%
Di
Giorgio Fruit Corp class A_
Class
Mines Ltd
Dominguez
Oil
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Oil Co of Califs
Chemical Co
Dresser Industries
new
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
Montana-Dakota
34 a4
Jan
37 Va
Jan
duPont deNemours
&
Eastman Kodak Co
El
Paso Natural
(Un)
Gas
Electrical Products
Co
Co
1,096
65
Jan
69%
Jan
61%
Jan
68 %
com
Jan
4%
Jan
National
64
190
Jan
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Jan
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Atlantic Refining
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Jan
32%
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Jan
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Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
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Jan
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Jan
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
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Friday
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Radio Corp of
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Raytheon
Revlon
Metals
Reynolds
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Jan
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Jan
29 %
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29
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34
Jan
Jan
20%
Jan
Petroleum
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Jan
59
Jan
Western
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16 V4
Jan
19%
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Feb
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Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)_
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23
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Jan
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42%
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33%
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100
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Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
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Jan
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Alloys Steel
5%
5%
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255
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36
31%
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28
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56%
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Rockwell Spring &
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5
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5
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25
10
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Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
$2,50
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Jan
56%
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1
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Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
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Week's
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18%
Jan
11
36%
Gas
Star
Jan
407
59%
280
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Jan
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Jan
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27%
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Jan
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58 %
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85
65%
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18
62%
82
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63%
20
Sale Price
39 %
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230
83 %
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
33%
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33%
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35%
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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63 %
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7.50
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Jan
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Feb
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Jan
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Feb
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15
27%
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
28%
Jan
Jan
20%
26%
30%
Jan
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Feb
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Feb
407
23%
22%
28
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Jan
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28%
13%
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Jan
875
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S
48%
5
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Sylvania
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Jan
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48%
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28
Fidelity & Deposit Co
Jan
5
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Stone
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88%
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Feb
48
Jan
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Jan
77
53 %
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4
5
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53
53
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27%
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_
25
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$2.50
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1%
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TXL
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Jan
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19%
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11
28%
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Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
23
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1
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33
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FEBRUARY
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for Week
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WEEK
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7%
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Jan
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all
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Jan
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANC&
Friday
STOCKS
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Last
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preferred
1.37
Jan
16c
1 08
Ltd
Admiral
8%c
1.50
25c
Corp
Canadian
26c
26c
1
Ltd
Mines
Collieries
3'C
92c
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1,700
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Mines Ltd
Edmonton
Canadian
Ltd.
Ltd
Lands
18 %
1
_
Chibougamau
Oil
'
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Ltd..
Uranium
17%
1
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&
17%
.1
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Petroleums
Campbell
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Burnt Hill Tungsten
Cabanga
Mines
Refining Corp.....
Gold
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Jan
1
Ltd
&
2.15
1
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Bonnyville Oil
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Jan*
Feb
9 %c
1
I
2.00
30c
9%C'
1
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1.85
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Jan
9c
1
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Bandowan
Mines
Ltd
1.56
20c
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8c
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Oil
.
„
14c
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Red
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9c
16c
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10%
23c
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ll%c
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9
13c
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Jan
100
Aumaque Gold Mines
Talc
Jan
43
2,110
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40
25
1
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a
65c
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Jan
65c
4
10
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Jan
16%
136
25
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Mines
24
Jan
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1
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18%. Jan
5%
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and
43
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300
76c
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80c
Jan
37c
40c
5,550
35c
Jan
45c
Jan
6%
4
Jan
CnrMer-Ma'.artic
5°0
2.80
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3.05
Jan
3.45
3.80
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4.05
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47c
52c
16,900
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14c
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6c
6%e
3.600
5c
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7%c
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Jan
7%c
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Jan
8.30
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Jan
9c
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Development & Min
Central
Leduc
Central
Manitoba
Cheskirk
2.80
3 50
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Capita' Lithium Mines Ltd
CRrnecle Mines Ltd
Celta
2.80
1
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Mines
Chibougamau
Chiboi'gamau
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1
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150
40
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25
Jan
44
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Co
Jan
9 %
66
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6%
&
Jan
44
common
Pipe
25
Jan
66
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8%
50
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Power
49%
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common
Pen
Oils
Canada
7%
Feb
3034
pfd...
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of
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Calgary
41
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g
Ameranium
Calalta
14
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30%
30%
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1.60
Jan
39
of
part
Finance
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Aull
Jan
a—
14
a
102
Jan
23%
Jan
Waterman
Atlas
95c
103
1.60
39%
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Wainwright Producers
Arno
Jan
44%
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Arcadia
Jan
'
Jan
Telephone
Anacon
23%
42
red
Altex
36%
95c
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a—
7%
.
68
a__
125
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Jan
/
25
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65
5
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202
15
17%
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43
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59
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53
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51%
16
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6
25
14
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Jan
Jan
23%
.
38
420
68
Jan
100
Canada
47 '/<
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104
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38%
6%
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4.00
800
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1,105
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38
46
360
Western
51%
47%
Feb
Jan
15
Jan
51
125
Jan
37
44
9%
Jan
%
44
Jan
Jan
51 %
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41%
18%
100
38
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15
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125
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5%
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55%
Jan
102%
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5%
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Jan
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Jan
11%
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27%
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16
1,170
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33%
12
5
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30
1,079
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1,615
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29
23%
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30
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22%
14
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21
25%
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95
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37
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common
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5,364
49%
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10%
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68
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31
11%
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100
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55
540
38%
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Moore
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6%
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30
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class
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420
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2,170
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Jan
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26%
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15
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101%
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,
22 %
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20%
50
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Jan
17
51
1
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3.60
for Week
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-
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29
•
Power
Co
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14
*
class
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95c
-
10%
•
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Jan
7%
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common
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53 %
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19%
Jan
54
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7%
15%
30
10
Page-Hersey Tubes
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16 %
&
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al7
24%
Niagara Wire Weaving
Noranda Mines Ltd
Royal Bank
Canadian
54
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30
100
Locomotive
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Jan
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_
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Jan
Jan
33
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Bros
Jan
28%
16
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10%
Jan
30%
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Jan
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10%
27
30%
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jan
Jan
1
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10
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71
23
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68
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Candy Shops
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Jan
Jan
Canadian
•
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7%
16
Jan
80
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Petroleum Co Ltd
&
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25
7%
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the
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100
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32
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16
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j
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•
prexerred
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common
A
International Power
International Utilities
St
30%
31
7%
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Belgium Stores Ltd 5%
Brown Company
Jan
Ltd
international
international
Rovalite
Jan
Fill*
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Rolland
Jan
26 %
14%
common
Mining
Inland Cement
(A
32%
Jan
19%
A
preferred
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Feb
24%
150
_Z_ZZZZZZZZZ*
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30'%
253
Alabas
5 % 7c
Ogilvie
3,677
440
common
Imperial Tobacco
4%%
31%
25%
23 %
;
$2.25
Feb
30%
15
Canadian
Accept
Jan
6
•
B
Imperial Oil
13%
20%
•
Wares
Bay
Jan
Jan
Timber
Anglo-Can Puip & Paper Mills Ltd
Anglo-Nild Development Co Ltd
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common
Jan
24%
31
IIIII_*
IIIIII*
Motors
Smith
5%
30
&
15
common
preferred
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General Dynamics
Hudson
12
Jan
30%
alti
com
5%
Howard
27
Lumber
20%
Power
&
O.J.1
1
320
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20%
20
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class
class
I
25 Ve
10%
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Foundation
Co
of
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Prater Co's Ltd common
Morgan
2,820
•
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Ford
Mitchell
450
6
22%
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Electrolux Corp
Molson
13%
5%
26%
I*
Paper
Jan
9.00
lwO
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East
Claude
Ltd
Lime
4j
Jan
3.00
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2
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Mailman
13%
6
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Great Lakes
Jan
0
23%
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Steel
j~n
13%
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Jan
10
common
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Jan
7i%
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Jan
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2
common
Players
l>4
50
13%
13 "/4
Jan
18
80
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100
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8.15
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Jan
2.298
18%
29%
Dominion
Textile
Donohue Bros Ltd
'il'
68 %
Jan
80
18%
7%
preferred
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7%
15%
29%
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&
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80
ZI_I_25
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Tar
Int Nickel
Jan
16
Redeemable
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Jan
9%
29%
~
preferred
preferred
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd
Gypsum
12%
18%
•
Foundries
General
10
25
80
7%
.-General
2,990
8
9 Va
29%
Equipment
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ti
8.25
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•
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•
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preferred
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26
7%
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.
•
common
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60
10%
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Jan
Cellulose
Dominion
49
—
—
Jan
Railway
Dairies
47
30
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Jan
13%
Dominion
420
69
common
Jan
3,0 o2
16 %
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68%
•
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25
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27%
100
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02
1/t.a
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Jan
Oct
Jan
2o%
66 %
66 '/8
4.%
preferred
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Gooderham
Zeiiers
Jan
l.ouJ
10
Jan
26%
1,050
Bridtre
of
12%
55%
Jan
15
Seagrams
Pont
Jan
Jan
24%
15
B
Dominion
11%
53%
•
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200
2,661
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Winnipeg Central
Jan
20%
150
50
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Walker
25
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25-4
19
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class
a.
Jan
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Power
26
29
2,610
55
24%
a~-
1,425
11%
54%
•
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Distillers
Placer
11%
10
Mining & Smelting
Class
33
Jan
Jan
26%
Companies
Farm
Consumers
Lower
32%
50
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Canada
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10
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38
104
26
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Jan
15
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26%
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Jan
1,365
•
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Canadian
26
38
102
50
warrants
Canadian
Jan
•
Industries
Preferred
Canadian
Feb
Sons
&
Sales
for
ttange
oi Prices
._*
....
Hj
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Southam
Jan
98
30
__*
Canadian
Oil
65
Feb
Feb
common
Cottons
Canadian
Jan
98
A
class
Canadian Hydrocarbons
of
Simon
102
100
W eek's
Sale Fries
common
Preferred
Jan
37%
.25
Chem
Lake
Shir riff-Horsey
Jan
32
•
common
Canadian
Indust
7
Jan
27 %
1,585
38
.
Par
Jan
100
series
Class
29%
63
15
29
29
25
Bronze
Celanese
Labatt
98
28 %
27%
10
com
preferred
Canadian
Home
46%
a22
Canners
('
Jan
Jan
I
715
28%
common
Canadian
$1.75
65
21 Vu
preferred
Canadian
East
64
98
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
Du
64%
.
High
'
200
•
Canada Safeway Ltd 4.40%
pfd
Canada
Steamship common
5%
preferred
Dow
44 %
1,660
,
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Foundries
preferred
4 % %
5%
279
7
31
common
Iron
4%%
Canada
Corbys
46
7
•
prexerred
Canada
Crown
45%
30%
preferred..
Cement
•1.30
Consol
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1957
•
Last
High
•
common
-
Monday, February 4
1
STOCKS
bimpsona
Calgary
Calgary
1953
FEBRUARY
Friday
Shares
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Building Products
-
46
ENDED
for Week
Low
25
WEEK
Sales
Range
oi Prices
Sale Price
FOR
...
17'
3,000
6c
6.75
8c
55c
54c
Jan
Jan
Jin
C
21c
64.000
14c
Jan
27c
Jan
55c
i
55c
1.400
55c
Jan
80c
Jan
a
75c
3.10
3.10
3.70
26.400
3.10
Feb
4.30
Jan
i
3.60
3.30
3.75
10.200
2.65
Jan
3.95
Jan
Volume 185
Number 5609
^
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(645)
CANADIAN MARKETS
*
•
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Chipman
Lake
Mines
.1
Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corp
Consolidated Bi-Ore Mines
Corisol
Central
Consolidated
Class
Cadillac
Denison
Ltd
43,100
35c
Jan
46c
Jan
Valor
24c
20c
25c
3L50J
20c
Jan
28c
Jan
Ventures
16c
17c
3,500
10c
Jan
20c
Jan
Virginia
Ltd—l
15c
15c
16c
16,500
1
13
17%
18%
6.835
9.10
9.10
1.000
1.02
1.09
3.000
14c
14c
500
41
Ltd—
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1.02
1
Yellowknife
Quebec
10c
Jan
17c
Jan
Waite
13
Jan
18%
Jan
-
Jan
9.10
Jan
Weedon
Pyrite
Feb
5.50
1.35
Jan
Wendell
Mineral
Jan
Weatourne
1.02
lie
Jan
MVaC
22c
10,100
38
38
125
1.70
1.65
2.05
58,000
12
12
300
76
76
_
_
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Copper Corp
&
Oil
—
*
Ltd
Petroleum
—
Products
.
1
18c
16c
19c
17,050
Feb
22c
Jun
Western
Decalta
5.00
4.70
5.10
4,953
4.30
Jan
5.25
Jan
Westville
Mines
1
4.25
4.25
4.65
2.100
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1.75
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1.60
1.70
2,403
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Jan
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200
Jan
14c
200
Jan
500
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13 %C
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500
56,062
Mines
Jan
1.15
88c
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Jan
10c
Jan
Jan
16c
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1.70
—
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200
Jan
61c
42c
11%
10.500
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11c
1.15
Jan
42c
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common
2014
5
Ltd
Uranium
Lafayette
Jan
93c
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Mining Co Ltd-:
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13c
Jan
300
Jan
15c
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Ashdown
Mines
Lake
Jan
70c
1.70
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Hivhbridge
10c
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1.70
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11c
76%
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Montgary
Explorations
Ltd
National
Warrants
6,000
Jan
7%
42c
•
—
Aluminium
1.15
6.50
1
i.go
Algoma Steel
9Vic
8.00
Jan
20%
debentures
Co
Jan
Jan
7
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Jan
8c
Jan
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Jan
85c
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Petroleums
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Island
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Mines
Jan
18 Vac
80c
50c
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Anglo
12c
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15c
16c
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1
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23c
Jan
Feb
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Jan
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7
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Feb
Jan
9
6.50
Jan
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7.60
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Jan
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40c
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Lithium
34c
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1
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Explorations
Lingside
1
Ltd.,—
Mines
Continental
88,400
Mines
Surpass
5%
Indian
58c
com
Petroleums
Akaitcho
Yellowknife
Alba
Range Since
Low
High
25
Ajax
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low
100
Mining
shares
51c
Acme Gas «fc Oil
22c
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20%
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Mines
7c
16c
for Week
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9%c
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Range
of I'rires
55c
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Acadia
35c.
.
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20c
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1
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20c
31c
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1.90
16c
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Week's
Last
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30c
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Jan
1.05
Jan
3.50
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Haitian
,
77c
43c
Jan
19c
18c
Age Mines Ltd
Gui-Por
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Jan
Jan
18c
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Pitt
70c
1.00
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Acadia-Urunium
New
Jan
11,000
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Jan
1
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New
12%
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1
Jan
5.20
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Palconbridge
New
Jan
1.03
Ltd
Jan
10,400
1
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New
12
6 %C
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Jaye
2.35
Jan
3,000
60c
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4.70
30c
52c
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&
8,300
28c
52a
Ltd
Smelt
&
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Empire
i
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16c
1
1
—
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jan
Jan
1.65
1
1 '
Jan
22c
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Jan
Ltd
Products
Donalda
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Jan
.
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Hiyn
Jan
15c
1
Ltd
Ltd—
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Co
Low
17c
*
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Mines
Amulet
Range Since Jan. 1
High
38
—1
—
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Low
-
Corp
for Week
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1
_
*
Ltd
Mining
Wayne
Ltd-
Mines
—1
Mines
Mining Exploration
Copper Rand CMOougamau
Cortez Explorations Lld_
El
1
1
Ltd..——,
Lithium
Sales
Range
Par
nt|/n
42c
—1
Continental
East
Low
Week's
Last
1
Consol
Del
1-igh
35c
Ltd
Mines
Friday
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
..
37c
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Monpis
Low
1
STOCKS
1
Mines
warrants;
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Consolidated
Consolidated
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:
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ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Friday
.
STOCK&
Jan
41
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(646)
.,.
Monday, February 4, 1957
CANADIAN MARKETS
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Mines
Britaita
Ltd
American
British
Columbia
4% %
3 20
10.100
45
'47
11,105
Britisn
50
9.000
Columbia
Forest
Packers
class
A
48
B
48%
577
130
91
Jan
Jan
92%
Consolidated
Dragon
49%
Ja n
Consolidated
East
41%
Jan
46%
Jan
Consoi
Jan
42
Jan
13%
Consolidated
Gillies
2.885
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
15
Consolidated
Golden
175
14
%
Jan
15
Jan
1434
15
15
600
Jan
15
Jan
Consolidated
44%
44
45
Columbia
25
45%
451,2
45%
324
1
95c
93c
1.00
10,400
1,842
431/2
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46%
Ja n
Consolidated
1.05
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated
Consolidated
19c
12c
64.3.50
10c
Jan
14 12C
12c
15c
48,906
12c
Jan
1 Be¬
9
Jan
ll
Buffadison
Buffalo
Gold
Red
Building
Lake,—,
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Burlington
Burrard
new
Ltd
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&
Power
Calvan
Cement
Jan
141/2
i4i/2
_i
4.70
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.
common
Class
—
British
—*
487
23%
Jan
3.85
Cosmos
216,300
2.45
Jan
4.10
Jan
Cuuiee
23,730
1.42
Jan
3.25
4.40
Jan
3.55
4.50
89,710
1.99
2.80
24,240
38
39
205
38
Jan
39% Jan
36%
37
Crestaurum
370
35 %
Jail
37
Jan
85%
85%
Crestbrook
125
83 %
Jan
90
Jau
92
93
215
92
36%
92
90c
1
—
*
Oils
Canadian
Drawn
Canadian
Dredge
6.70
9.000
6.10
2.622
53%
Jan
3.606
f'*a
24 %
70c
14
1,700
13%
Jan
14% Jan
vJan
75c
Jan
80c
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
22%
100
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1 90
1.81
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1,596
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2.625
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29
29%
21
8
Jan
8%
23%
Jan
Evnmlda
Jan
2.05
Jan
Donnell
Jan
1.81
15%
Jail
Dow
Jan
8.30
Feb
D11 van
Jan
Duvex
Jan
10
Ltd
25
preferred
Corp
Corp,
Utilities
1
Western
GasI—,20
Natural
WHliston
—
Mines
Gas—
Producers
Asbestos
Corp
Jan
Jan
Economic
16%
16%
32%
Jan
16 %
Eddy
Jail
2.75
2.75
500
Etluy
47c
8,700
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Jan
El
Jan
85c
Jan
El
168,856
80c
Jan
4.014
35c
Jan
1.72
1.42
1.75
1,562
2.00
2.50
1.250
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8.10
8.00
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1
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11c
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14%
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1.02
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3,103
Jan
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Jan
44,000
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47c
Jan
58c
38,512
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Jan
60c
Jan
16c 18 %c
11,000
10c
Jan
19 %c
27 %c
27c
30c
5,400
25c
Jan
34
14 %C
14c
16c
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14c
Jan
16c
5.35
4.90
5.40
27,195
4.65
Jan
1.88
1.80
1.95
106,275
1.42
Jan
15c 19 %c
42,000
6.65
1.25
52c
Jan
Jan
8.30
Jan
1.90
Jan
13c
Jan
15
Jail
7 %c
Jan
28c
Jan
2.99
Jan
Jan
30
31
1,630
29
Jan
31
Jan
13%
13 %:
13%
nc
29c
Jan
Federal
55c
Jan
Fleet
2,590
50c
Jan
3.05
80c
3.70
61.001
Jan
Florida
4.25
Jan
Ford
3.95
Jan
Ford
of
1.21
Jan
Foundation
3.25
Jan
Francoeur
9,600
1,020
63
310
62
Jan
67
Jan
45c
Fraser
2,174
40c
Jan
45c
Jan
75c
Frobisher
75 c
2,750
75c
Jan
80c
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
8 Va
class
Co
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Fruenauf
Trailer
Onltwin
%c
Jan
4.25
Jan
4.35
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
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Jan
General
10
135
Jan
20,900
27c
Jan
40,300
95c
Jan
30
30
30
Jan
30
Jan
37c
1.75
Jan
Jan
1.090
Jan
Jan
40c
52,810
38,629
3.20
Feb
4.10
Jan
8 %
5,875
5%
Jan
8 %
Jan
Jan
15
200
15
Jan
*
11
11
11
50
10
Jan
11
36%
36%
36%
25
35
Jan
39
Jan
27
27
27 %
960
27
Jan
27%
Jan
15
55
54
57
520
52
15
Jan
Feb
Jan
58
31 %c 34 %c
11,000
31 %c
Feb
37c
Jan
42c
48,000
40c
Jan
59c
Jan
58c
75c
1,428.440
24 VaC
Jan
82c
Jan
Jan
19c
19c
14,000
16c
Jan
22c
' Jan
70c
75c
21,100
70c
Jan
94c
Jan
75c
1,709
60c
Jan
75c
Jan
35c
35c
39c
11,700
35c
Jan
49 %c
Jan
38
40
7,224
38
Jan
42%
Jan
Jan
16c
159
2.50
Jan'
5%
prior
Mines
Jan
16
Jan
18
Jan
19%
•Jan
1.75
1.88
25,820
1.00
1.05
1,070
3.80
11,006
21c
21c
28c
8,035
30%
31
380
28%
28 %
25
20
_
1.75
95c
Jan
2.09
Jan
Jan
1.15
Jan
Jan
3.80
Jan
21c
Feb
28c
Jan
26%
Jan
33 %
Jan
26
Jan
28%
Jan
2.93
_
—
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15
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17c
18c
14,000
17c
Jan
21 %C
Jan
97c
97 c
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Jan
1.10
Jan
6.35
•
6.30
6.65
3,925
Jan
7.00
Jan
55
54 %
102%
24%
_
_
_
•
17 %c
1,034
51%
Jan
643
102%
Jan
26%
26
950
15c
19c
16,000
52 %
30%
31
255
2.81
2.80
2.95
11,030
80
40
7%
7%
125
—
6.30
102% 103%
30%
«
55
104%
Jan
Jan
20
Jan
2G
Jon
13c
Jan
21c
Jan
30
Jan
33-%
2.7G
76
7%
Jan
Jan
Jan
3.10
80
7 Va
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
General
Dynamics
45c
Jan
General
Jan
General
Petroleum
428,300
15c
Jan
21c
Jan
General
Products
Jan
Class
Feb
7
Jan
Genex
32c
Jan
50C
Jan
20c
20c
Geo-Scientific
4,100
18c
Jan
23c
16c
Jan
Giant
17c
Jan
Giant
Mines
Mascot
30
Jan
101
102
61
101
Jan
105
Jan
100
105
1.01
Jan
Jan
35c
1.30
Jan
Jan
102
105%
Jan
105 %
Feb
15%
15%
16
3.475
15 %
Jan
17%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
325
4.85
Jan
5%
Jan
56%
800
53 Va
Jan
56%
105% 105%
Canada
Mig class A
56 %
38
38%
1.392
Feb
41%
Jan
5.30
"A".
56
38%
B
55
Jan
26c
100
Motors
30c
45,183
27
.1
Jan
Jan
39c
855
*
Jan
6%
41,083
30
100
_
38c
35c
1.26
30c 32
1
25c
6%
159,650
1.20
29%
31c
—
Bakeries
%c
1.20
29%
_
—
500
19c
15
1,050
3.35
A
pfd
2,750
Jan
1,165
18%
•
Ltd.
19c
%c
16
18
1
preferred
5%%
38c
14
15%
-k—
common
30c
Jan
16
1.76
1
Power
15c
10c
30c
1.75
3.55
Mines
7,700
Jan
27c
1.30
1
Exploration
Galkeno
35c
20c
135
Jan
Gaiineau
%
Jan
3.95
•
Co
Jan
6
135
78
Jan
10c
10
18%
.
2.14
35,772
135
Jan
30c
.
Feb
12c
Jan
ISc
common
Jan
10 %c
Jan
9%
7%
*
Companies
Debentures
59c
2.00
12%
Jan
3.20
•
14 %c
23
44
Jan
8
3.20
32c
Mines
Jan
13,900
Jan
11%
780
32 %c
20
class
Jan
135
39%
4,998
9
30
20
:
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of Canada
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2.10
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12%
10
pfd
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45c
2.00
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43%
12
8%
135
*
Corp.
4,200
9
8%
Jan
17c
12,000
100
42
42
12%
-
216,000
335
Jan
1
Ltd
Mines—
13c
12.600
Jan
22%
38%
1.75
10
26
Jan
.
65c
1.51
135
2 03
Refining
_
Motor
Jan
Feb
15,100
14c
Feb
20
610
—25c
Canada
1.02
4.25
24 %
2,720
^
Feb
2.90
10
10
21
1
Canadian—
Kirkland
3.75
10c
24
20%
1
Manufacturing
90c
4.25
14
24
21
Candy
Grain
Jan
1.51
Jan
24
•
Preferred
Jan
45c
13%
•
com
Tungsten Copper
Federal
40c
7 %
Jan
1
Ltd
Oils
26c
15
32%
30
r.
Uranium
Funvest
Jan
Jan
685
Feb
•
Warrants
4,100
940
29%
10%
—
Players
faraday
Fargo
35,500
7%
Jan
70c
Farmer
58c
17%
20c
13%
com
Glacier
Famous
Fanny
50c
7%
Jan
Jail
Falconbridge Nickel
Jan
2.25
2.85
15c
Jan
Alliance
14%
2.65
Jan
9.25
Refineries
Feb
Jan
90c
Jan
2,02
Jan
28c
3.25
Jan
5.95
i
12%
64c
Explorers
1.75
2.50
Jan
3.05
Jan
Jan
1,255
common
Excelsior
Jan
Jan
10c
•
Mines
6%
Mines
%c
56c
Corp
55c
45c
53
•
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12c 12
30c 33 %c
57c
40c
25c
1
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Consolidated
9c
12c
30c
4,000
A
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Jan
1.84
50c
class
38c
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Jan
0
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40 c
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34 %c
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714
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Jan
4.062
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42c
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24c
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17c
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2.85
91c
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Commonwealth Petroleum
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3 15
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rolomar
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42C
55c
25
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1,062
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26c
1
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10c
1
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m
1.52
2.50
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Chibougamau Explorer
Chiboug Jaculet Mines
Chibougamau Mining &
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1 80
Hi
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28c
Pcn-Rey Oils
Emerald
90c
48,750
Eaulp
Jan
28c
•
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Paper
Jan
38c
2.90
Farm
35 %c
13 %
;
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Match
69c
1.90
Cockshutt
Jan
»
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Jan
80c
1
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20C
30%
Products
Washing
Jan
99
35c
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106
Jan
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Oils
Mining Corp
234,069
50c
Jan
Jan
common
29c
Feb
Jan
Jau
Wiilans
24c
30c
30%
5.00
Dunlop
Jan
25c
Jan
95
8.50
Consolidated
31 %c
62c
102
Jan
Cochrane
Jan
Jan
54
Jan
Cochenour
22c
60c
105
4.00
Cobalt
11,375
1,300
150
7.80
Chrysler
27c
60c
95
10,515
Mines
22c
60c
Asbestos
31%
13,700
Gold
Jan
24 %C
Jan
31
17,450
Chromium Mm & Smelt
Jan
54 %
1.46
95
4.75
;
23%
Jan
Jan
5.25
31
7.45
-
sf'eb
50
20c
11c
Steel
6.75
Mines-
23
322
Jan
Smelling
4.00
Mines
25
51
13
Metals
7 40
Chesterville
Jan
23
50
Jan
Eastern
4,00
.-
26c
23
50
Jan
Eastern
•
Wines
24c
23
9c
Eastern
1
Gai
50,300
Jan
1.25
Jan
Explorers
Pat Gold
Jan
10c
20c
4.75
Jan
•
Porcupine
Jan
1.80
Jan
20c
7,250
Jan
Leduc
Central
4.25
Jan
9c
3,815
3.20
Central
Central
Jan
1.77
1.31
4.75
1
Oil
3.GO
200
5.05
Jan
1
Ltd
300
9%c
Jan
38c
1
a
Quartz——
1,100
1.25
Feb
1
Jan
4.75
4.50
1
.
Exploration
Jan
Jan
9%C
2.80
69c
1.60
4.85
15c
4.80
24%
9,180
Jan
Jan
9 %c
162
80c
1.40
4.25
»
Mines
200
-7,7c
100
8,250
9.50
Gold
22,417
2.75
1.6J
4.85
1
Amphl
Mnlartic
2.95
17
Jan
12c
1.60
4.50
Jan
4.50
Jan
9c
12c
4.75
Jan
24 %
Jan
2,600
Jan
26c
2.80
2.50
15c
Jan
Jan
1.09
Jan
4.50
16
14
Feb
19c
Eastern
46c
15
Jan
84c
42,950
Jan
25
Jan
13
30,500
25c
East
46c.
14%
435
98c
29%
East Sullivan Mines
77c
125
13%
84c
23c
East
1
15
13%
84c
23 %c
Jan
»
Reserves——
Gas
15
13%
1
Jan
oc
Copper Coy
Jan
Oils & Minerals
6%
103
Jan
16%
Jan
Jan
102
5.20
Jan
73c
5
•
Feb
15 %
Feb
8,109
14c
4.20
35
50c
9.210
Jan
331,168
16%'
59,100
6
10c
4.75
16
62c
%
12,600
Feb
4.20
50c
Jan
10c 11 %c
Jan
Jan
50c
13%
10'/ac
24c
1
30
26
65c
Jan
Ltu
102
100
common
Vjokers
U
Co
Feb
24%
Jan
14C
9.85
....
Jan
Central
11
Brewery
Copper
Jan
2 81
50c
25,285
1.45
11
16%
22,300
24c
4.35
i
27
24%
Prospect
60c
16c
16%
Mudge
100
32'
50c
2Cc
13%
Mines
&
100
Feb
Jan
100
1.335
30 %
Jan
6 %
1.23
•
8,339
10
5.75
Feb
29%
common
100
31
Jan
Jan
10c
com
Chemical
&
13 %
5 %
5.25
2.50
Stores
100
Petroleums__l
Pine Lines and
Steel
Invest
12%
30 %
5,640
1
Coal
&
100
30%
Jan
1
Preferred
Jan
Jan
Jan
31%
1.80
Ltd
&
Scottish
Steel
2.30
22%
Foundry
Dominion
7.25
30c
10%
Jan
3.85
Magnesium
Jan
22%
„
Dominion
Dominion
Jan
Jan
Jan
9.20< Ja'n
5
2
Jan
7.55
Jan
20c
27%
1
Jan
16%
8
11,103
•
19
1.90
23c
22c
5
—
Jan
5.10
Jan
Jan
j
Seagrams
Jan
400
Jan
3.50
10c
—
Exploration
10%
7,970
16c
Jan
90c
1
18%
2,075
1.87
Jan
2.60
1
Mines
780
8
Jan
9 %c
1
225
2.15
1.25
1,750
42,227
1
27,995
6.00
360,440
13c
2.78
1.72
1
1<)
8
1.55
2.60
1
3,
7.25
2.00
Jan
Jan
1.80
,
10%
5.85
Jan
2.30
23c
50
—_25c
1,655
6.00
20c
Jan
Jan
3.75
Mines
24.300
Jan
2.30
17c
55,510
Palmer Oils
Diadem
1.10
6.85
Jan
200
28,938
5
•
92c
4
17c
20c
2.30
Jan
Jan
1
!
Dome Mines
6.90
11,000
17c
17%c 22%c
Jan
16c
1.05
Producers
Dome
1
Jan
50
—...
Ltd
Gold
Rio
Jan
*
A
Thorium
Chateau
Del
Jan
g
Canadian
CUesk
D'Eldona
Jan
10%
9c
5
•
Mines
9
*
Railway
Canadian
Charter
Horn
7%
7 05
20,SCO
1.05
90c
1
common
12%
Petroiina
Gold
Jan
Deer
Jan
18%
16c
Jan
17 %c
Jan
1.20
Jan
75c
5
Warrants
6 %
1
CI
;
Mines
7%
30c
common....
Pacific
Natural
Daine
2.925
85 c
9 %c
11,971
90c
*
Explorers
Mining Corp
3.307
1.03
25 c
28.400
5.55
Daering
7
30
Jan
Jan
12c
97c
9c IOV2C
Jan
10
Mines
9
,100
&
Cusco
79c
8%
20c
23c
'
5.25
Minerals
75c
8%
9,101
20c
*
Zellerbacli
Devon
580
Jan
—
6%
warrants
Oil
Jan
*
warrants
Tire
27%
Jan
30
58c
•
Jan
Jan
29
Jan
5.40
...
D'Aragon
26%
16?
48c
1,925
Docotirscy B'rewis Mines
26
13.... Jan;;
27 % Jan
5,900
*
....
Jan
59c
235
52c
4.65
3,441
1
Canada
Jan
1,235
15%,
48c
,
■
Distillers
"
A.
preferred
1953
Jan
8,650
15 %
•
Hydrocaibon
1955
Jan
7.45
63c
_#
Cos
60c
56
Jan
13%
13U4
*
Warrants
Oil
24 %c
Jan
55
'>siv
54
*
Securities
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian Husky Oil
Cassiar
Jan
Feb
59c
•
common..
General
Oil
Jan
17
Jan
30
:„i
Mines
1
Canadian Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas Ltd
Canadian Food Products class
Canso
20
50c
Jan
32c
9.80
•
limber
3
pfd—
Dock
Feb
6.10
~25
Petroleum
&
18%
°4%'
*
warrants
steel
6.65
10c
_
Oas
100
2~G
common!"—,
Crown
19,998
28%
Jan
29
?
Zinc..
of
Crowpat
10,195
Feb
22c
22c
—•
Trust
Crown
Jan
Jan
19c
55
*
Jan
Jan
33
12%
17c
4.95
26
•
Pershing
Jan
Jan
5ic
24%
Oils
6.00
Croinor
29
11 %
_•
__~25
95c
Jan
Jan
7,374
10.800
_l
Warrants
Feb
155
18%
*
Jan
5.00
93
Oil
Jan
31c
9.50
Cowichan
Cree
Jan
Jan
•
Mining
Copper'
Jan
Jau
Jan
75c
Cournor
4.50
2.80
15,598
1.38
3.70
40c
27%
9.50
Imperial
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
26
29%
—;
Lead
Jan
12
18%
20
,
Decalta
100
i8c
2
—
5,930
1.80
12,500
33
3.20
12
18%
"•
_
Oil
Canadian Devonian
12
90c
6.00
33
,
1
—
75c
5.45
-
5.85
»
■
4.90
1.00
3.35
35c
25c
•
>
—
2.95
-
4.65
10
Mines
Copper Rand Chiboug..
Corby Distillery class A
23%
.
1
Petroleum
Copper-Man
Jan
Jan
4,00 j
13c
Coppercrest Mines
Jan
104
3.40
20
com.
Preferred
Cariboo
Jan
38
Jan
23
2,860
1.62
Ltd—
Jan
2.55
Jan
2.65
Publishing
36
B
25c
2.30
Exploration
3.50
„„„iuO
,
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian Collieries iDunsmuir)
Canso
Cupper
Class
warrants
Empire
preferred
Erin
Copp
Jan
Jan
Mtgc__
Celanese
Candore
Jan
28
Jan
Jan.
Canadian Canners class A
Can
30
Jan
West
6
55
of
Commerce
Breweries
common
Preferred
Canadian
Jan
26%
160
Minerals
Atlantic
Canam
27 %
Jan
Jan
269,780
—
Consumers Gas of Toronto.
Jan
Jan
Bank
Canadusa
Consolidated
Jan
50
20c
40c
18c
Mining
Jan
149
4,250
Jan
to
5.30
50
Jan
Ltd
13%
50
28c
Ltd
Jan
52
♦
Mines
Jan
160
Jan
1.17
Mines
4.65
50
18c
29c
Mines
10%
7%
Jan
6,750
3.45
A
725
corp
10 %c
26 %
Min
18.993
160
A..
class
Tungsten
Clark
Jan
35c
Mine
4 70
Con west
9c
3.35
4.75
10c
11%
23
22c 22 %c
1.70
1.00
21c
4.70
23
22c
Jan
3.35
Ltd
10%
*
12.50
Canadian
Canadian
Mines
10
,
Canadian
Canadian
changed
100%
Canadian
Canadian
102
2.51
Admiral
Canadian
Feb
45
•
class
Canadian
Canadian
99
905
Lands
Astoria
Canadian
25
38
Wire & Cable class B,
Canadian
99
Name
102
_
11,600
—
Poplar
Thor
Nelson
37
,
Jan
10c 10%c
1.20
'
Samiorm
Consolidated
2,60
Canadian
5 V"
Jan
Jan
102
Putrulcum
Canadian
Jan
65
1
1
Steamship Lines
Canadian
28%
Jan
-
-26
Preferred
Canadian
Jan
63
38
Canaua Suuilieni
Canadian
1.55
\26
385
102
Oils
$1.75
Jan
735
65
10
Canada Southern
Canadian
1 55
220
Jan
50c
Jan
27%
300
—
Canadian
7%
27
1,140
90c
Jan
;
Sudbury Basin
Consolidated
29
„
Permanent
Canada
Consoi
,,—,100
Safeway Ltd pid,
Canada
Consolidated
Jan
28
734
B
Canada
Jan
11%
Jan
28%
common
Packers
Canada
15%
Jan
6%
27%
714
Feb
40c
9,212
—
Regcourt Mines Ltd
Jan
10%
250
29
Warrants
Canada
Consolidated
14%
1,655
28
63c
2,850
_L_
Mines
Press
Red
11
7%
Explorations
Warrants
Canada Oil
Consolidated
1 35
'
22,593
42c
1.50
18 %c
Smelting
Explor
Pershcourt
Consolidated
7%
»
Assurance..
Malting
Jan
7
io7h
•
32
10%
go
<&
Negus
Consolidated
Jan
40c
—_20
Life
8 %c "Jan
15 %c
99
69c
42c
Consolidated Peaic Oils
Jan
100 "
63c
Jan
1.35
10c
Jan
1.35
Jan
90c
Jan
65.000
3.50
10c
10c
64%
Jan
90c
26c
(35
3.10
Mines
29%
1.45
2,610
Mines
9,400
27%
3.25
Nicuoison
30,900
200,
3.10
Northland
12c
•
preferred
Met
1,220
Jan
Jan
18c
Jan
9.50
Uon.soiioated
40c
_•
Preferred
Can
31
7c
Jan
Consolidated
10c
common
Oil.—
Chiboiigamau
Canada
18,800
Jan
5.50
Mines
Oils
Mac
Mining
Consolidated
26,640
Jan
70c
31c
25c
Edmonton.
Preferred
Canada
8%c
30%
'
Canada Crushed Cut Stone:
l:-.-. '
Canada Iron Foundries common..
4%%
31
11
Cons
Canada
6,500
Jan
11%C Jan
12c
A
preferred—
Campoell
Jan
14c
7%e
®
com,
class
Petroleum
Calgary
Jan
67c
32c
—
Dock
Calgary
9c
500
1
—.
Steel
Burns At Co
8c
•
9,500
67c
15c 17 %c
•
Ext
Lake
200
10c 10%c
15c
1 ■«*.
241,007
9.50
67c
„„
•
Products
Bunker
Burchell
Calalta
Gold
17%c
9.10
—
_1
Canadian
Buffalo
9,50
__1
*
—,
-Ankerite
Buxiaiiu
5%
1
13c
9.10
10c
Mosher
Jan
10c
12c
i«c
Jan
8.70
6*c
Gold
Howey
Marbenor
Mic
18%
1.03
Morrison
Jan
8c
]0c
_l
Consolidated
26c
Jan
42c
Mines-^
45%
___1
Jan
Jan
12%
1.40
Mines
Haul',veil
Jan
„_i
36c
1,200
43,740
Arrow
Jan
Mines
Brunston Mining
Brunswick Mining & Smelt
Jan
20c
24c
18%
Lake
Jan
Brunsman
26c
17%
.
Oil
Iron
44 %
Mines
23 %c
tOu.
8.850
18
Crest_.
Fennnore
90c
Brunhurst
23c
3.25
Consolidated Guayana
13%
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9.CO
42
48
hhares
26c
Oils——
Warrants
135
British
Telephone Co
Jail
28c
illiiit-i
178
_•
Mines
Ccrdasun
Deinson
42
Columbia Power
Reef
47%
Consolidated
for Week
Low
Flin
Coiiaonaaied
Jan
42
British
Broulan
Jan
3.25
15
__
___•
66c
Jan
Jan
13
13%
*
92%
41
—
•
Jan
2.65
Calbnan
42
42
Products
45c
45
Consolidated
ConsoUaated Discovery
92
48%
50
Columbia
British
92
**.—50
—
,U—.—
preferred
Class
2.95
47
100
—
preferred
% % preferred
414 '/r
2.95
High
Sales
Range
of Prices
Pa
Low
57c
Elec—
preferred
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
55c
•
5 %
4
Low
55c
1
Oil
Friday
Shares
1
Petroleum
British
1
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Par
Brilund
ENDED FEBRUARY
Sales
Range
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Friday
5.25
5.30
1,400
5.25
Jan
6.00
Jan
36
36
75
33%
Jan
36
Jan
35
Jan
39
Jan
21c
Jan
34c
0
..._
39
25
23c
23c
25c
10,020
1.04
1.04
1.10
1,700
20c
25c
4.000
4.95
5.20
2,505
39
.
Ltd
_
Prospector.1
Mine
_
.
Yellowknife Gold
.
Mines
_
1
•
1
1
4.95
38
1.00
20c
4.95
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.24
26C
5.75
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
(647) - 43
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Gold ale
class
Mackay
Gordon'
6,000
20c
Jan
29c
Jan
Madsen
Jan
Mages Sporting Goods
1.80
3,600
25c
1.65
2.10
Jan
1.65
40
142
Jan
46 %
35
45
Jan
6
6
17c
7%
Jan
6
Jan
Maralgo
19c
Jan
Marcon
20c
Lakes
Great
Northern
Preferred
640
40%
39 %
39%
__1
7
6%
7
Gas
common—
42
42
42
35
—
——
Develop—
Great
Oils
-_1
West
2.90
Jan
3.90
Feb
Jan
43%
Jan
Maxwell
1.02
Jan
1.85
Jan
Mayorun
8%
5%c Jan
5%c
36c
44c
175,150
36c
Feb
10%
300
10%
Jan
10%
Jan
21
100
21
Jan
21%
Jan
38c
._9c
48c
,—
1
38c
33c
43c
1
Mines
Lead
11c
11c
12c
18%
20%
20%
1
Mines
12
Warrants
24 %
24%
24%
Gypsum Lime & Alab
—————*
Brass
—*
Harding Carpets;
Hard Rock Gold "Mines
Minerals
Harrison
Iron
Lakes
of
Head
Headway Red Lake
Heath
Gold
Mines
Paper
Hendershot
Crest Oils Ltd
Highland
Bell
—
Hlgnwood Sarcee Oils
—
Hinde & Dauch (Canada!—Hi
Tower
Drilling
High
Preferred
.
MInins
Hoyle
Smelting
Hudson Bay Mining &
Porcupine
Co class
Hugh-Pam
Owens
& Erie
Hughes
Huron
30c
Mtge
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%C
12c
4.000
95c
51,100
84c
Feb
132,700
13c
Jan
6%
100
10c
21,827
31c
90c
93c
30c
Merrill
Paper
Jan
Meta
14c
Midcon
Oil
Midrim
1.07
Jan
18c
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
Mill
12%c
Jan
Milliken
Jan
Milton
Jan
35c
Jan
Mindamar
37c
Jan
Mining
44
Jan
Mining
12
1,982
8%
Jan
12
Feb
Mln
24%
5,077
25%
Jan
25"%
Jan
Jan
12"%
Jan
Jan
Feb
12%
Jan
Montreal
41
Jan
Moore
Feb
Multi-Minerals
Feb
45
45
32
Jan
32%
Jan
54%
Feb
Jan
60
67
68
150
55 %
52%
55%
12,147
52%
Jan
57%
Jan
Nello
%
11%
11%
6.040
11%
Jan
11"%
Jan
16c
20c
41,200
16c
Feb
22c
Jan
24%
24 %
25%
3,295
49
49
49
265
Jan
68
Jan
60
Steel
National
—_——
Mines
24
Jan
25%
Jan
Alger Mines
New Athona Mines
47%
Jan
49
Jan
New—Bidlamaque
4.75
6 %
Jan
75c
Jan
Jan
39
90c
Jan
New
Concord
99%
110%
14.034.
101%
Jan
Jan
New
Delhi
47
4.676
42%
Jan
48
Jan
New
Dickenson Mines
30c
33c
7,105
30c
Jan
41c
Jan
New
245
13%
7,509
48%
Jan
14
Jan
New
55%
Jan
2.20
Jan
1.51
1.70
7,534
3.20
3.25
3,900
2.70
Jan
3.60
Jan
3,970
Jan
1.40
Jan
New
Bay
—
:
5.700
19 %c
Jan
28c
Jan
New
84c
69,020
55c
Jan
94c
Jan
63.800
70c
Jan
96c
Jan
New
29c
32c
8,019
29c
Feb
47c
Jan
New
29c
38c
308,942
29c
Jan
62c
Jan
New
12c
11c
13c
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14c
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.
■—
Class
Loblaw
59c
16.000
48c
Feb
73c
Jan
Newnorth
31,800
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Jan
25c
Jan
New
90c
71c
91c
80.137
65c
Jan
91c
Feb
New
Senator
1.90
1.75
1.94
4,400
Jan
New
-
pfd
9
2.10
17%
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A
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5,900
3.10
Jan
3.40
Jan
1.60
800
-1.50
Jan
1.65
Jan
31c
13,800
28c
Feb
3.20
8%
Nlsto
3,989
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
Nor
6%
Jan
10
Jan
Noranda
4,250
Mines
2.30
2.30
2.40
20,250
80c
89c
7,000
61c
20c
20c 23 %c
20c
1.13
1.05
1.13
23,237
2,965
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20c
158.400
85c
1.05
22,950
18%
19
1.507
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.04
14%c
Jan
67c
Jan
18%
2.80
98c
26c
1.25
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Jan
Jan
1
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Jan
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1.25
Jan
Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
21 %
Jan
19%
20 %
1,573
19%
1.23
1.21
1.25
8,300
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1.55
1.55
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1.60
Jan
Feb
1.85
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4.50
1
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1.65
14c
19,000
12c
Jan
16c
Jan
17c
2.850
14c
Jan
18c
Jan
4.30
4.65
3,525
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13C
12C
17c
1.55
6.000
17c
3,000
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2.42
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18%
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630
17%
17%
17%
25
3.25
76c
78c
7.8CO
12c
14c
6,300
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12C
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2.26
2.50
3,100
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2.38
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42%
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29
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Jan
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Jan
1.10
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60c
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68c
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27%
Jan
100
4.25
Jan
4.50
Feb
Jan
4.50
4.50
3.35
3.50
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27
187
26
Jan
28%
Jan
18
Feb
23%
Jan
18
23%
94,730
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39c
129,500
25c
Jan
46c
Jan
66c
74c
32,750
54c
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Jan
Jan
Jan
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15c
18c
32,300
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Jan
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50c
54c
13,544
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65c
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Jan
75c
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9%c
9,000
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2.15
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37,490
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36c
54c
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20c
Jan
23c
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Jan
56c
30c
3,525
57c
61c
41,300
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1,500
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50c
1.45
4,653
1
20c
18c
21c
39,150
1.40
19c
1.55
1.59
17,814
18c
20c
134,100
Jan
2.20
Jan
2.80
Jan
1.75
Jan
2.40
Jan
42
Jan
43%
Jan
17
Jan
17 %
Jan
16%
Jan
17%
Jan
28
Jan
30
Jan
Jan
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Jan
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1.60
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1,000
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17,400
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25c
3,175
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Jan
31c
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24,500
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25c
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24c
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51c
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1.37
47,020
1.35
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95c
3,375-
30c
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95c
Jan
1.34
Jan
Jan
52c
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Jan
46c
52c
175,737
38c
13 %c
16c
22,350
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17c
Jan
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8c
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II,000
8c
12c
1,000
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Jan
15c
Jan
12c
29,200
8c
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10c
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2.19
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Jan
2.05
2.45
2.15
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Jan
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5.00
4.05
2.70
Feb
3.35
Jan
Jan
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2.86
6,700
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11,100
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Jan
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Feb
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5,308
50
17c
40,100
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Jan
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40,000
5.60
8,028
5.40
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6.95
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1.42
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1.31
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1.59
1.36
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41c
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3,125
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74c
51c
74c
8,875
51c
5.10
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5,360
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82,500
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5.10
83c
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1.00
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14c
Jan
23c
Jan
20%
Feb
21%
Jan
18c
20.000
50
58c
49c
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£5,925
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80c
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11c
Jan
1.85
17 c
4,237
8,090
63,900
1.19
4,700
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Crush
Orange
Orenada
Ormsby
,
Gold
Minerals
Lake
Mines
Jan
Pacific
Eastern
50c
Feb
Pacific
Petroleum
8%c
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1.12
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1.80
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
2.85
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
66c
Jan
56c
60c
4,860
1.22
1.08
Jan
1.08
159,200
1.47
1.14
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Jan
Jan
6.45
44,824
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6.10
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12%
Jan
Jan
13
13%
12%
5.25
530
4.15
Jan
59c
Jan
6.00 Jan
40
38%
38%
39
515
38%
Jan
3.50
1,330
Jan
3.50
3.25
3.25
3.25
1.55
1.70
21c
23c
8,800
6,500
Jan
2.10
1.60
1.51
18,125
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Jan
Jan
20c
Jan
25C
Jan
30c
Jan
43C
Jan
38c
35c
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Jan
9%C
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60c
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7lc
55c
55c
56C
2,750
9,675
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7c
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Jan
20c
49,200
22c
16c
16c
16c
15c
Jan
20c
Jan
16c 18 %C
171,208
45c
Feb
80c
Jan
Jan
2.85
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Jan
47c
Jan
49c
45c
55C
9,200
2.74
2.70
2.75
12,100
36 %C
1
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Products com
Loan
Opemiska
Osisko
6c
Jan
55c
6.30
16%c
Oil & Mines Ltd
Club common
Ontario Steel
20%
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preferred
Ontario
Jan
14c
Jan
50
Jan
5.50
1
preferred
Jan
Jan
20%
57c
61,900
81,800
52c
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1.54
3.25
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9'/ic
43c
1.34
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2.34
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150,100
28c
8,025
3,100
65c
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Jan
9%
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Jan
Explorations Ltd
Jan
16c
Jan
38c
13 %C
•
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6
Jan
48c
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changed to
Class
5%
36c 18 %C
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55
Jan
Jan
19c
Maiartic
Name
32,690
Jan
20c
40c
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Omnitrans
11c
24c
1.17
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1.60
5%
18c
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Mines Ltd
Ogama Rockland
Oil Selections
Ontario
Jan
Jan
15 %c
50
Canada
O'Lenrv
Jan
1.60
33c
—
—
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Okalta
17c
Jan
Jan
23c
4.15
j
Norvalie
Rare
1.35
Jan
1.50
24c
19c
warrants
Northern
Oka
Jan
13
O'Brien Gold Mines
15c
Jan
1.35
16c
Jan
33c
common.
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10c
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Jan
Jan
42c
Jan
23c
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17%
12c
1
3,500
1.42
45c
*
Jan
Jan
Jan
24,934
25 %c
1
—20o
17%
14c
Jan
Jan
42c
2.35
—
Gold
Obaska
10%c Jan
Jan
56c
40c
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*
•
Oils common
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.40
2.30
Jan
80c
87c
41C
1
1
Mining
Jan
Jan
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Jan
2.00
37c
11
2.35
1
*
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3.40
75c
3.35
51
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Jan
50c
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50c
1
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Nudulama
Jan
63c
46c
9%C
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1956
11
Jan
72c
1
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Jan
45c
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84c
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11,150
32c
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16%
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19
1
18%
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*
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Jan
49%
I,400
30 c
1
Jan
2.40
1
1
545
3,085
3.50
•
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North
Jan
11c
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Northspan
50
2.70
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North
Jan
Jan
26%
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North Inca
23
55
10%
4.50
*
Jan
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North
Jan
26%
1
1
1
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16
61c
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Jan
Jan
1.00
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•
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5
1
18
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14,550
14
54
15%
16
54%
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Northland
20%
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92c
*
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Norpax
Jan
35c
Jan
Gold
Acme
Jan
3.25
Nlpisslng Mines
Jan
8% Jan
80c
Warrants
Macfie
17%
Jan
11c
96c
•
1
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado Uranium Mines
Macdonald
16%
9%
Jan
*
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
3.10
3.25
2.68
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10c
50
*
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1.50
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Merger
2,700
•
50
A
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9
•
Petroleum
Explorations _!
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Lowney
9
10c 10%c
18%
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Class
Jan
Jan
Superior Oils
3
20
.—
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A
1.23
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Gold
Rouyn
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1
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44,900
42.251
1.61
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18c
Jan
Jan
73c
1.45
2.75
Mylamaque Explor
48c
1.75
Jan
82c
67c
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16c
1
1
Jan
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232,626
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50C
1
1
1
66c
24
1.30
Jan
8.450
•
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Feb
71c
1
1
•
1
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,
18c
2.90
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82c
20c
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Class
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26c
76c
70c
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27,750
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Jason
29c
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1
1
1
22c
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1.45
1
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2.35
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Jan
2.75
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four
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80c
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150
29c
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New
:
2,130
47%
18c
20c
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47%
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Gas
New
1.20
I
13%
13%
28C
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Normetal
Lac Gold
Loblaw Cos. pfd—
Little
Jan
Mines
Norlartic
Gold
Liberal
Jan
48
—
,
Mining—-
Gold
15%
Norgold Mines
,
Mines
Lexindin
Jan
Fortune Mines
7%
Mines—
Lencourt Geld
Jan
1.51
-1
Lamaque Gold
Mines
Laura Secord Candy__
Leitch
2.08
Continental Oil of Canada
New Davies Petroleum
Jan
1.51 Feb
Mines.
Acceptance
Jan
New
42%
10c
Ltd
Laurentide
Jan
3.25
•
Townsite
Wasa
Luz
1.59
Develop
•
Lake Osu Mines
La
114,250
Petroleum
Chamberlain
1
15c
Lake Cinch Mines
Lake Dufault Mines
Lake
2.08
1
33c
Copper
Shore
1.59
Mines
New
40%
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Dominion
46
Key boy con Mines
Lake
Oils
Bristol
New
Jan
Jan
97
Jan
Gold-
19%
"
Lake Lingman
Car
Mines
Nealon
101'/a 103%
Labrador Mining &
Jan
1.80
13%
*
20
B
*
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•
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1
1
1
1
1
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Jan
185
(John)
34%c
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28
99%
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Jan
"
preferred
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68
26% Jan
99
Labatt
26 %c
62c
70
310
Kxoy
18,900
—1
27%
39%
Hudson
30c
—
27%
39
Kirkland
26 %c
46
27%
10.638
Kirkland
Jan
27c
50
National Petroleum
80c
Kirkland Minerals
Jan
3.95
47%
640
75c
—
Jan
42c
Jan
47%
56%
20
Warrants
20c
Jan
3.35
22%
54%
18% Jan
Kilembe
Feb
31c
27,309
Jan
54%
1.9&5
each
10c
14,000
22
Hosiery
National
18%
for
13,670
39c
3.65
10c
150
Grocers
18%
new
15c
33c
3.45
13c
23
Jan
National
Jan
1-55
23
,
16
18%
One
Jan
35c
Ltd
Calumet
-—:
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Con-Key Mines Ltd.
25c
Jim
Jan
New
Gold
Jan
21C
15
Jan
Kerr-Addison
21c
45c
200
9c
,
2,000
Jan
15
Jan
Gold
24c
1.78
15
7%c
Kenvlile
Jan
22 %c
Minea.
Creek
8,121
Canada
78
1.50
Nama
8c
of
Jan
Feb
National Drug & Chemical
National Explorations Ltd
7 %C
Kelvinator
76
Jan
Jan
734C
—
137
18c
46c
17%
:—
76
18
Jan
British
Co Ltd
76
30c
30c
New
Mines
Jan
95%
7,970
8,000
Feb
Mining
63
Jan
3,195
35c
17%
Jupiter Oils
Jan
Jan
93
Jan
Jan
Jowsey
26
58%
2
29,800
33c
7.00
16
Jonsmith
100
1,016
93
19c
Jan
26C
Jan
26
62%
93
19c
84
1
*
1
1
1
1
1
25%
26
60%
19c
Corp common-
1,021
Waite Mining
Mining Corp_„
Jaye Exploration
Jeanette Minerals Ltd
Jellicoe Mines (1939)
Joburke
Gold Mines
Jollet-Quebec Mines
Jan
19
class A
Preferred
Locomotive Works—*.
17%
Jack
26
62
*
Knitting
16%
Jacobus
Jan
36C
Feb
1.40
24
18
Jan
1.30
50
33c
5.20
1.35
Jan
12c 14 %c
79%
•
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14c
18
33c
20
51%
Jan
*
1,861
.
10%
•
1
12,028
13%
Jan
25
26
26
89c
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84
52%
11 %
Jan
Jan
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21% Jan
45
50
11%
63c
1
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13%
11%
Jan
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Jan
—*
45
13%
99.250
•
5.20
102%
74c
60c
•
Brewery
Monarch
37
45
63c
Jan
6%
175
67c
Jan
52c
93
Gas
81%
32%
7%
1
5.20
32%
7
84%
—50
Mogul Mining Corp
10%
200
7%
Jan
•
Mines
Ore
11%
2,460
6,002
1
•
8
1
1
•
Jan
83
1
1
8312
100
*
•
2,100
,
Endeavour
9,484
Nickel Co common
International Petroleum
International Ranwick Ltd—
Interprovincial Bldg Credits com..
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Iron Bay Mines
Isotope Products Ltd
55c
Corp
Jan
5%
Preferred
52c
Jan
6%
1
98c
Jan
4.75
International
150
6%
6% Jan
Corp
Metals
Jan
12
99
84%
—
41%
37
75c
8,676
84
Uranium
Lake
'5%
.
6%
50o
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preferred li——— —._100
Inglis (John) & Co
—•
Inland Cement Co pfd—
—
10
Inland Natural Gas common
1
Preferred
6%
15c
Jan
12c
3.60
Petroleums
City
90c
11%
Inspiration Mining
1
International Metal Ind class A———*
11,000
Warrants
26 %c
37
$2.75
14c
•
pfd
Industries
Midwest
75
10%
16c
Jan
12c
1.60
1
6,000
11%
11
2.08
1
Gas
&
5.500
11
.10
Feb
Mining
42
37
Imperial Bonk
Imperial Flo Glaze com
•
*
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Indian
Lake Gold
1
Industrial Accept Corp Ltd com——•
55,640
1.50
Jan
Jan
17c
Molsons
45
1.88
Mines
Uranium
Jan
27 %c
5%%
33c
25 %
25 %
Jan
1.60
Petroleum
Mersey
10
12
Jan
28c
1.71
36 %c
Merrill Island Mining
41%
91c
15c
Jan
.—
Exploration & Dev
Jan
51c
Jan
Jan
Jan
*
Petroleums
Jan
7%
15c
55c
19c
10c
-
1.25
Jan
Feb
Jan
22c
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion
15
Feb
Jan
8%
Jan
16,000
Lake
Red
McMarmac
Feb
26%
Jan
25c
•
Jan
6%
19,340
8%
175
s
—1
12 %c
7c
29c
1
*
20
A_
Feb
Feb
11%
Smith Paper common
Jan
15c
9c
8%
Feb
35c
17c
8%
Jan
13c
12,600
,
Lake
14c
Jan
1,140
6%
9c
*
•
--50
*
*
B
Class
Howard
20%
Jan
Jan
7
15C
17c
°
*
6
Hollinger Consol Gold
Home
Oil Co Ltd
Red
120.650
16c
45,500
1.55
149,325
Porcupine
McKenzie
84c
85c
*
1
common
new
Mines
Gold
Heva
Mclntyre
10c
35,300
lie
25c
*
Jan
11c
1
1
*
1
;
125
16c
1
:—.
7%
19%c
Jan
100
Jan
15
50
35c 40 %c
35 Vic
1
Mines__.
Gold
Hasaga
15
10c
11c
-.1
1
15
7%
..
22c
*
A
common
13c
10%c
Jan
1.30
35c
B
Frontenac
49c
24%
1,835
1.55
Jan
*
Preferred
Mentor
15
71/4
,
class
Jan
9c
36,000
1.38
11
8
14c
preferred
<L)
Jan
18%
41,587
11c
1.55
31,600
12,000
1
Grain
Class
McColl
26,950
10
50c
;
11c
229.960 "
9%c
«"Jan
10c
8
Jan
28c
Consolidated
33c
32,600
8,700
1034C 12 %C
%c
10V2c
Gwillim Lake Gold
Hahn.
21
21
,-10
Guaranty Trust
Gulch Mines Ltd
McCabe
11 %c
12c
Mines
McBrine
Jan
10%
~
GreyhawK Uranium
Gridoil Freehold
Jan
9c
9
•
Ltd
5 %c
Jan
7%
400
9%c
•
1
1
Prelerred
100
5%c
Wire
Jan
Jan
42c
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson Ltd com
Jan
38%
7%
7%
class A
Coal
1.47
1.26
1.42
7
42
15,325
42
40%
41
—1
Grass
Sweet
Jan
Jan
Jan
7%c
12c
Martin-McNeely Mines
2,895
■—
Great
Jan
42 %
Matachewan
1,025
3.90
3.45
3.90
Warrants
Plains
Maritime
Jan
1.10
100
Marigold
Jan
5%
Jan
1.83
100
45c
Oils Ltd
Mining Corp
Jan
42
Jan
Jan
98c
5,325
1.05
2.05
1
Ltd
5.50
39%
1,900
.50
Paper
Hiyit
35
Jan
*
1
Mines
Mines
27 %c
—
1.90
•
common.
Feb
4.00
3,525
4.40
1.83
1.85
1
*
Ltd
Jan
20c
14,860
21c-
20c
4.00
30%
2,255
35
1
Milling
Leaf
Jan
7%
7,400
4.00
—1
Great
Gunnar
Maple
Jan
Jan
—-—
Granduc Mines
Gulf
Uranium
6
10J
16c
Maneast
15c
140
7%
7%
Feb
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
1.05
1
Goldfields
46%
Shares
33%
10c
Majortrans
Maiartic
34%
*
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Jan
165
1.60
B
Red Lake Gold Mines
Jan
26c
Jan
20c
12,000
10%c
Jan
8c
46%
"50
Mines
Greening
23c
26.000
Gola
Bousquet
Grandines
Great
Macmillan
9c
A.-—-—
B
Class
Jan
1.70
1.65
(Canada) com—
preferred
Grunam
68c
22c
Goodyear Tire
4(,'o.
Jan
8c
Uranium
Goldfields
50c
1.70
Mines
ivXaniLou
Cioiucii
28,103
8%c
Gold
Gold Eagle
Bloedel class
57c
for Week
Low
Par
22c
Mines
Range
Bale Price
Htgn
Low
High
Sates
Week'e
of Prices
1 ast
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
50c
53c
Mines,
Uranium
Glenn
Shares
Low
Par
FEBRUARY 1
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK ENDED
Sale*
Range
Last
FOR
Friday
Week'*
Friday
STOCKS
10
20
10
*
1
*
1
—1
1
I
1
2.20
Jan
2.40
2.25
2.20
2.30
67c
65c
70c
9%
9 %
9%
675
9
9
Jan
9%
332
9%
9 %
27
Jan
28%
28%
60
9%
28 %
23
11%
11%
23
180
12
11.384
100
79c
Jan
Jan
Jan
23
Jan
25
Jan
11 %
Feb
13%
Jan
2.50
Jan
3.00 Jan.
3.00
3.00
24c
22,540
22c
Jan
22c
3,000
26c
50c
Jan1!
40c
Jan
40c
Jan
Jan '
31c
10,800
37C
29 Vic
22c
29 Vic
33c
11 Vic
10c 10% c
12i062
10c
Jan
19
18
29,110
Jan
16%
16%
18
114 %
702
115
115
Jan
112%
102 %
45c
50c
1,600
10c
45c
Jan
53c
Jan
Jan.
Jan
Jan
Jan
*4
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4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle w:
Monday, February 4, 1957
v
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Ttrtnfo Stock Exchange (Coot.)
STOCKS
-
Week's
Last
Range
i
Sale Friea
-i
«
For
"
*
ENDED
FEBRUARY
1
•
Sharee
Range Since Jan.
STOCKS
U
High
Low
Higtl
Far
32,800
21c
" Jan
31c
Jan
Towagmac
12c 12%c
17,000
9c
Jan
13c
Jan
Trau-.j
Exploration
rinance
Parocc
1
9c
8%c
10c
19,000
1
78c
60c
79c
167,368
Parker
*
5%
5%
370
5
Jan
6
Jan
75c
86c
20,455
75c
Jan
95c
Jan
20c
21c
7,450
20c
Jan
24c
Jan
9.95
3,440
Jan
10%
Jan
Trans
Prairie
Triad
Elver
PemDlna
common5
„____—-r——50
Pipeline
Preferred
Peoples
Credit
Gas
Permo
Oil
100
2
3.15
2.81
3.20
171,820
30c
36c
100,800
1.50
1.57
6,200
.—
Jan
1.69
48,300
1.40
Jan
1.60
1.16
Jan
1.37
Jan
Columbia—1
1.45
1.40
1.50
3,800
9c
10c
166,200
13
2,195
12%
Gold
—*
Jan
1.66
Jan
Jan
15c
13%
71c
3,400
Jan
75c
3,166
41%
Feb
46%
1,000
50c
Jan
61C
Jan
59%
Jan
Jan
5.00
Jan
59
396
4.25
4.75
1,670
9c
8%c
55
4.25
9%c
21,500
7%c
Jan
1.35
1.50
3,000
l.o5
Jan
1.50
7.75
7.50
7.90
2,955
6.75
Jan
8.00
—1
7.35
6.65
7.45
19,589
6.60
Jan
8.00
3.00
Minerals
2.85
3.15
class
Jan
Universal
pfd.
Upper
Jan
3.50
Jan
1.28
Jan
1.50
Jan
2.30
Jan
Vanadium
15c
15c
16c
8,500
Jan
Vandoo
1.40
1.70
70,800
11c
90c
1.37
Jan
18c
Jan
Consol
1.05
30,500
90c
18c
88,200
11c
Jan
9.50
2.34
Feb
16c
9.00
1,550
9.00
1.25
21c
Jan
9.90
Viceroy
Jan
Jan
class
65 c
70c
1,000
2.25
6,066
18c
18c
1,700
18c
Jan
21c
Jan
17%
8,413.
16%
Feb
19
Jan
"Waite Jiiuulet
31
11%
Feb
11%
Jan
Walker
16%
16%
65c
1.85
Jan
80c
Jan
2.45
Vulcan
Jan
Oils
Mines
Jan
1.35
Jan
Wayne Petroleums Ltd__
1.20
Jan
Weeuon
81c
90c
17,800
Jan
1.04
Jan
Werner
1.52
1.47
1
1
1
•
55c
St
5%
St
class
*
—10
Ban
Band
River
Sarnia
Sheep
B
69c
Jan
85c
Jan
17c
Jan
69c
71c
8,703
3.00
3.55
700
16 %c
19c
44,003
16 %c
Feb
23c
Jan
37%
38 %
3,855
37 %
Jan
41
Jan
71c
16 %c
H
38
70%
10c
70
17%
2,493
17
12c
63,587
12c
14,400
9c
9c
Jan
1.00
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
12c
Jan
Jan
12c
71
2,963
68
Jan
17%
18%
8,563
16
Jan
20
6
6
3.15
300
3.15
22c
31,203
20c»
Jan
1.79
1.75
1.85
31,125
1.30
470
27
Jan
33%
Jan
57a
103
57c
1,400
3.75
1,000
12%
69'
12
430
11%
Jan
12%
3.75
12%
3.55
12
69
lzo
Jan
17c
17'%
Jan
18%
Jan
210
94
Jan
97
la
Jan
15%
Feb
35c
Jatt
68c
Jan
64c
Jan
Jan
19c
(Geo;
4.05
Jan
Jan
3,820
12
Jan
13%
2.155
68
Jan
71
Jan
550
17 %
Jan
18%
Jan
97,025
67c
Jan
81C
Feb
43c
43c
47c
11,100
37c
Jan
54c
Jan
25c
25c
30c
24,600
24c
Jan
35 c
Jan
19c
17,509
16 %c
Jan
20c
Jan
12c
23,000
9%c
Jan
14c
Jan
1.20
3,250
1.15
Jan
"
17c
11c
17%
17%
560
17
25
25
490
25
2.46
2.16
2.46
57,550
65c
80c
12,500
•
36
35%
36
•
1
1.15
1.00
1.15
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1
class A
Petroleum
class
A.
18
Jan
Jan
18
Jan
25%
Jan
Jan
1.85
2.70
Jan
46c
Jan
98c
Jan
150
35%
Jan
36%
Jan
4,150
1.00
Jan
1.20
Jan
19
18%
19
575
18%
Jan
21
Jan
•
20
19%
20
2,775
19
Jan
21%
Jan
92
92
70
90
Jan
92
Jan
28,503
100
I
%
1
Gold
2.27
2.46
1.50
i
2.34
1.51
600
Jan
1.80
Jan
1
^
12 %C
12c
14c
8,500
12C
Jan
14%c
Jan
1
10c
9%c
10c
4,700
8c
Jan
lie
Jan
19c
39,500
15c
Feb
25c
Jan
13%
3,289
10%
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
3.60
Jan
Jan
—
Coghlan
,
....
Mines
1
Winnipeg & Central Gas
16c
•
15c
13%
13'%
Alexander
3.55
Woodgreen Copper
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
%
Jan
1.39
•
,
Windward
2.95
75c
Winchester Larder
Jan
28,100
60c
60c
60c
3,867
,
Yale
Lead
&
13c
14c
11,100
1.43
1.55
21,170
Jan
1.82
Jan
Yellorex
77
110
65
Jan
80
Jan
YellowKiiite
15-/4
1.45
Jan
3.60
2.27
Jan
1.50
267
3.50
2.90
•
1.11
1.03
1.12
15,100
1.03
Feb
1.21
•
...
1.45
1.40
1.49
14,400
1.40
Jan
1.60
31c 31 %c
4,300
30 %c
Jan
38c
lie
Jan
15c
9c
Jan
Jan
13c
Jan
60c
33c
*
1.95
a
Jan
26c
15%
.
Jan
Jan
.1
i.
Naco
Wiltsey
Jan
400
15
26c
13c
Jan
Wood
97
55c
Jan
7
3.25
29c
BlC
___*
Mines
Warrants
Jan
16%
96%
Jan
18
68%
18
1.15
Breweries '
Willroy
Jan
97
6
Jan
.1
:
Preferred
Jan
11%
15%
3.55
Jan
20c
Oil.",
Class B
Jan
33%
72%
Jan
75c
Petroleum
Grocers
Weston
Jan
33%
-
3.00
15%
100
15%
Jan
Jan
Yukeno
13c
1.27
Jan
15%
Yankee
86
Canuck
Oil
-
Zulapa
12c
,f.20c
...
Mines
Bear
1
;
1
-
Mines
10%c
13c
20,«jOO
Jan
Jan
Jan
10 %c
12c
2,500
1.50
1.65
16,U4.)
8C
*
Mines
Zenmac
Watef & Power common..*
Zinc
8c
3,033
7c
Jan
27c 32 %c
42,000
23c
Jan
36c
Jan
3,4-5
33c
Jail
38c
Jan
1.64
1
I.jO
l-eb
Jan
Jan
1.80
Jan
10c
Jan
50c
86%
498
84
Jan
89
110
1
47%
Jan
48
Jan
1.30
Jan
8.15
1.04
1,800
7.10
7.60
15,979
10
10%
785
10
Jan
10%
Jan
25%
25%
155
25
Jan
25%
22%
22%
435
21 %
Jan
22%
Jan
21%
21%
21%
Jan
22
330
21%
4.25
4.35
833
4.25
12c
11c
12c
5,000
9c
Jan
1
90c
90c
1.07
14,654
81c
Jan
50c
class
.
55c
47c
63c
75,000
45c
Jan
63c
Jan
10%
11
431
10%
Jan
11
Jan
Andian
20
Jan
20%
Jan
Anglo
Jan
76
Feb
Asbestos
A
•
10%
•
20
20
20%
1
Ltd
74C
70c
76c
_•
„
s
l
66c
400
17%
Jan
17%
Jan
British
3,000
11c
Jan
15c
50c
Jan
Brown
1,000
25c
Jan
30c
Jan
Bulolo Gold
53
1,445
47
Jan
53
42c
50c
Gold
16,300
41c
Jan
59c
25c
24c
26c
14,500
24c
Jan
31c
Jan
36c
34c
42c
85.929
27c
Jan
42c
Jan
35
35
35%
485
35%
Jan
37%
Jan
12%
12%
12%
100
12
Jan
12%
Feb
1
Ltd—;
4.25
4.25
4.50
16,460
4.65
Jan
69c
63c
69c
7,765
1
Bros
15c
10 %C
16c
116,900
3.95
63c
10c
•
24
24
24%
750
24
•
Canada
66 %
66
68 %
3,876
66
9c
9%c
4,700
•
19%
19
20
3.75
3.70
3.90
16,355
41c
41c
49c
17,000
11c 11 %c
11c
Mines
common
Industries
common
2.75
2.85
17
17%
770
•
Jan
14%c
Jan
4.10
Jan
5
Jan
5%
21%
100
-
500
21%
2.15
Feb
23
Jan
Jan
2.85
Jan
18%
Jan
15,500
7 %C
Jan
9%c
Jan
4.50
4.50
4.95
400
4.50
Jan
5.50
Jan
1.38
1.25
1.38
17,180
1.10
Jan
1.42
Jan
38
Jan
42
5.600
10c
Jan
13c
Jan
32,966
35c
Jan
43c
9
9
9%
620
9
Jan
14.930
42
215
1.67
1.60
1.70
i
4.00
3.80
4.20
1,900
72c
75c
2,500
i
1.02
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-
•
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Elevators
1.02
1.07
4.00
4.00
120
30c
28c
32c
111,900
24c
22c
24c
47%
47
47%
5,552^
15,000
1.562
»
19%
class
A
..ZZZZZ
•
19%
1.60
3.75
67c
92c
3.75
27c
19c
46%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%
1.80
4.90
98c
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
29%
31
1,685
29%
Feb
33
Jan
30
30
25
30
Feb
30
16
16%
250
16
Feb
17
3.85
4.00
890
23%
2,086
20%
115
'20% Jan
20%
Jan
27
25
27
Jan
27%
Jan
30 %
380
28
Jan
31
Jan
5
Jan
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18 %■
35
%
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3.70
483
36
200
6.25
6.25
101
4.00
37%
1,967
3.25
.
4.10
Jan
35
5
;
37%
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International Paper common.
International Utilities
22%
4*
.
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23%
19%
Jan
4.03
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jail
Feb
Jan
7.00
36%
Jan
39%
Jan
Jan
•
19%
Jan
Jan
Jan
19%
Jan
23%
51
Jan
56
Jan
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Jan
30 %
Feb
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Jan
37%
Jan
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Jan
150
34
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
52
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Jan
53
13
13
175
10%
Jan
13%
2.50
31
470
30
Jan
32%
Jan
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1,322
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Jan
Jan
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:
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Jan
32
4.70
800
Jan
Jan
4.60
2.97
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Jan
Jan
3.00
100
53
54%
600
53
Feb
59
42
42%
125
41%
Jan
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55c
*
58c
2,900
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Jan
58c
Jan
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Jan
24
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
49
Jan
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Jan
33
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Jan
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30%
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34
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52
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34
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25
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29
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DuPont of Canada Securities com
Mines
18%
1
_•
;
.
28 %
1
,
Z___,
Gold
27
.
30 'A
common
Oil
Dominion Bridge
Zellers-
22 %
23%
,*
—
1
3.90
Jan
4.00
19%
Sugar—
Industries
Oreille
16%'
:
Dalhousie
Pend
-
-
Jan
21%
"
21%
Dominion
Vinegars
Marconi
Westinghouse
Coast Copper
Consolidated Paper
Jan
1.24
38c
&
Canada
Price
Jan
33
Trusts...ZZZZ__ZZ~20
Works
9%
5
Canadian Bronze common..,
Canadian General Investments
Pato- Consolidated
Feb
12c
41c
_•
1,905
1
Z
} Minn St Ontario Paper
J Niagara Wire Weaving
) Ogilvte- Flour, common
,
40
10c
.
Jan
9%
30
Dredging
Interprovincial
Feb
17
9%c
ZZZZZZZ*
Bank
y
,
i
Tombill Gold Mines
;
Jan
7%c
25c
4%
9%
*
Dominion- Glass
r
Jan
38c
'
Mines
\
Jan
4.25
42
__
Thompson-Lundmark
Thompson Paper
General
21%
Jan
41c
Texas Calgary
Toronto Dominion
Jan
"1311*
Taylor Pearson common
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Temagami Mines
r
Jan
9%c
~j
B •»-
35
Note
;
Canadian
Jan
]
Mines
Taurcanis Mines
am
5
9 %
Canadian
Jan
10 %c
Jan
3.65
250
21%
1
26 %
71
Jan
Jan
9%c
5,295
2.85
•
Uold
Itange Since Jan. 1
T
miph
5
30%
■; Canadian
Feb
59c
4,50O
21%
,_50c
Jan
Feb
16c
Jan
,
•
_
Jan
77c
Co
Canada
<•
;
,
Jan
5%
*
i_.
Gold
3.15
4.00
25
Ordinary
18%
Jan
Jan.
Jan
40c
5%
»
-
12,575
8c
3.75
3.80
common.
_■
Cons
9C
Bank
Week
Ihtrii
Jan
*
Gas
Amer
frlrM
5
'
Corp
30C
1
Uranium /Mines
Par
Corp
1
Newfoundland Develop
IrlM
»»r
Raage
ml
Low
National
50
50
Week'e
I.art
Sale I'rUe
17%
•
.
STOCKS
-
VimiU
Friday
Jan
Jan
Jan
*
;
Propane
1.07
»
Oils
Mines
Olsen
9,805
4.55
15c
30c
*
Oils
832
Jan
11c 14 %c
17%
•
Oil--
Curb Section
Jan
UhiiwiIImii
1
Mines
&
Toronto Stock Exchange
Jan
22%
1
-
35c
Jan
;
:
&
7.10
*
I
Quebec
34c
Jan
97c
7.30
25
common...
30c
Jan
97c
Metal
Mining
Jan
47%
10%
;
common
Mines
Iron
84%
47%
50
Gold
Cons
Toronto
lie
80c
Jan
Superior
Toronto
9%c
9,328
30c
Sudbury Contact
Toronto
Jan
Jan
14c
81c
Mines.
Gas
Canada
Western
Jan
Sullivan
Tiara
17 %
17%
90c
500
Sturgeon River Gold
Tamblyn
24%
_.
Copper
Decalta
Western
4.25
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Stanleigh Uranium Corp
Tandem
81c
Jan
2.40
Oil
Switson
Jan
75c
3.65
Roi
Preferred
Feb
Jan
Jan
37c
Jan
Union
Syivanite
24c
Jan
Feb
Mines
Inlet
Jan
21c
2,405
*
Supertest
16c
14,485
Jan
Standard Paving & Materials
Standard Radio class A
Surf
100,100
2.80
Valley
Steel of
Jan
21c
34c
2.10
Southam
Sterrat
60c
18c
32c
3.60
common
Stedman
6.40. Jan
819
•
Nickel
Warrants
2,400
Ltd
Stanrock
Western
11,075
Mines
Stanwell
Jan
22
*
Products
Western
10,955
Dairies
Stadacona
6.00
3.15
W
&
Pyrite
Jan
Jan
4.10
Standard
Southern
15 %C
1
Equipment
Lake
Jan
3.10
trust
Spooner
1.70
23c
2.35
Mining
Souris
65c
Jan
3.85
—
Van
Jan
Jan
2.30
Mines
Slocan
7,900
1.56
16c
2.80
Silver-Miller
Slater
68c
37c
4.00
Breweries
Simpsons
9,900'
Jan
2.35
Preferred
Siscoe
G
75
preferred
Silverwood
Jan
3,803
21
Westeel
2.00
2.80
Horsey
Sliver
i5-
75
6.25
21
Jan
1,200
*
Gordon
Silanco
Jan
43 %
Jan
2.05
2.00
50c
Creek
Sigma
,
11c
1.90
1
Shirriff
Voting
Jan
39
43
6.00
£
18c
8,652
—_*
buerrltt
Sicks
Jan
2.10
_•
13c
1
Security Freehold Petroleums
Class
Jan
18c
59%
16%
Zi
17%
—
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Shawinigan
23%
Jan
Jan
Malartic
13c
1
Cement
Jan
Jan
58%
Jan
Maygill
86,500
—__1——v
{Saskatchewan
19%
12 %C
25
1.73
West
17%
•
Bridge
1,340
28,140
58%
15%
West
13c
Gold
23%
Feb
24c
120
Wespae Petroleums Ltd
1
Debentures
Jan
"2
3,850
Jati
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Jan
29%
26
166,700
Jan
17%
Gold
Antonio
6.95
Jan
50
16c
Jan
•
Ltd
Jan
7,490
2.20
18c
1
Mines
Jan
6.00
18.093
16%
19%
65c
12
class A
19 %C
24c
6.35
26%
1.73
Feb
18c
18
Cement
Feb
16 %
Jan
1.70
1
common-
Uranium
Jan
65
16c 17 %c
16c
Jan
16c
25
Michael
8
Jan
2.70
1.47
53c
50c
Corp new com
A
preference
Jan
62%
16%
18%
32c
•
Lawrence
Bt
81c
18 %c
Mining
Feb
3.90
7%
1465
58%
14 %C
61c
Lac
Lawrence
Jan
525
65
%
16c
977
1.60
Uranium
Industries
Ryanor
3.85
Jan
Jan
23%
23%
20,725
16c
Ltd
Rockwin Mines
Russell
42 )
7%,
645
26
78,200
19%
1.70
—
-
6.15
1.59
19%
2.00
Richwell
Oil
21c
15c 16%c
16c
19'/a
:
Preferred
Jan
•
Jan
Royal Bank of Canada
32c
1
;
1.00
Royalite
Feb
21c
;
Wainwright Producers & Ref
1.10
Roxana Oils
26c
9.0J
Jan
5,233
—
Jan
3,009
26c 26 %C,
3.85
3.90
Jan
8.10
1
12,000
Mines
33c
19 *'
1,025
1
1.12
Consol
Jan
i—*
A
1.00
Rowan
24 %c
_*
2.15
Waterous
Roe (A V) Can Ltd
5,250
22c
1
B
2.15
*
Ltd
Vico Explorations
Violamae Mines
Jan
70c
Ltd
25c
20'
63
*
Mfg
Class
Jan
Explorations
Ltd
1.00
Petroleum
50c
*
•
Rocky
Jan
Jan
1
-
Rainville Mines Ltd
Long
21%
32c
43
Mines
Alloys
1.20
Roche
Jan
3,910
10
11:%
Athabasca
Jan
12,065
1
_•
1.10
Rlx
30C
37c
.
7%
*
11%
Mines
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.30
26c
11,700
118
8.70
65
*
Canada
2,50
1,900
Jan.
Jan
8.25
6.10
:
1.15
Uranium
27c
Jan
104%
19 %
—50
Mines
Corp
11%
Rupununl
5,528
•
*
Rexspar
104% 114%
25
1
Rio
2.57
1
.
Products
9,820
92c
Mines
Jan
1
Radlore Uranium Mines
Renabie
2.15
*
Oils
99,900
9.15
Regent Refining
10,600
7%
r..
A
Hill
Steel
1.35
16 %C
Ltd
2.40
3.90
pid—
United
2.27
•
1
•
Rare Earth Mining Co
Rayrock Mines
Reef Explorations Ltd
2.20
26c
;»
United
1.48
A__
2.25
1
class
Montauban
Ventures
Quinte Milk
Jan
«
Mines
Keno
•
Metallurgical
1.20
•
,
United
1.95
Ltd
Queenston Gold Mines
Ouemont
Mining
39,550
1
class-
United
1.30
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Mamiou Mines—
QueDec
2.05
36c
^
Inv
B
2.26
•
Ltd
Jan
1.86
26c
common..
Ltd
Estella
•
Airways
Producers
Gas
43%
20
B
Class
Jan
12c
Jan
i
Corp
Corps
United Fuel
Jan
—*
42
43 %.
25c
Asoestos
United
Jan
1
—-
——
Dome
150
113%
Canada..,
Mining
Class
Jan
57%
of
United,
Jan
54c
4.75
Line.
Mines..:
United
Jan
43%
58%
Jan.
43
;
preferred
Gas
Union
Jan
62c
Pipe
Ltd
Acceptance
2nd
Jan
Jan
Shawkey
Union
Jan
7c
12%
53c
53c
*
—;___1
1.49
70c
42
1
—
1.40
Jan
41%
•
——
1.05
Jan
40 %'
Chibougamau
Union
Jan
8,830
Warrants
Prospectors
Ultra
Jan
116,515
*
East
Purdex
43c
Jan
20c
Jail
Jan
1.60
Pronto Uranium Mines
Provo
Jan
Jan
37
8.40
Tribag Mining Co
Trinity
1.20
13c
1,487
1.93
Ltd..
Resources
Jan
27c
3.000
Pipeline—
Feb
1.25
9c
Oil
Jan
3.20
18c
39%
i3
Oils
57%
1.33
12%
bnunre
Mountain
47%
1.40
Electric
President
'Int.u*
Trans
23
1.25
1
Explorations
Jan
1.55
*
Canada
Feb
Jan
n.y..
15c
37%
—40
Jan
2.30
Lot.
38
preierred
50
1.25
Gold
Border
Premier
Preston
1.05
5%
46%
•
Corp
Oil Roy,—
Prairie
1.10
■
Trans
23
1
Oils
Power
w
685
British
of
Rouyn
1.57
•
River
Powell
3dc
1
Uranium
Powell
•
1
-_
Development
Ponder
9.05
60
23
Jan
Jan
Mines
Gold
Gold
Pitcn-Ore
Placer
53
46%
23
Ltd
Co
Crow
Pioneer
51
46%
Gas
Oil
Phillips
Pickle
pio
Mineral
<St
53
23
Mines-
oils
Peruvian
Petrol
Oil
9.90
——*
—
<to
Gold
Perron
1
Oas
Nat
83c
1
Consol
Paymaster
Peace
1
Lta
10c
86c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16c
A
Oil
—
Mines
Jan
Jan
Sharee
2.37
class
Transcontinental
9.20
Drilling
Uranium
7%c
52c
for Week
Low
1
SalM
•
Range
•f Prices
Sale Price
Pardee Amalgamated Mines
Pater
Week's
Last
l
.25c 30 %C
1
Mines
Paramaque
28c
WEEK
Friday
:
.
"
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Low
.10o
OilS—
Pan Western
FOR
Sales
fer Week
r
year's range).
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x
Issued.
...
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Ex-stcck
dividend.
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■
'i" ■
Number 5609
Volume 185
The Commercial andtginancial Chronicle
...
\
(649) ?45
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Friday,
for
February
1
following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National
Association of Securities Dealers, Inc. and other selected sources. They do
not represent actual transactions.
They are intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the ."bid")*
or bought
(indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any quotation furnished on request. The "National" list is composed of securities
:*
which have a wide national distribution.
The
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Southwest
Gas
Southwestern
Aerovox Corp
Air
Barge Line Co__
American Box Board Co..
32
ldeaf
25 %
27.
Indian
33 74
36%
Indiana
31
33%
International
Cement Co
__
Textbook
33 74
35 %
30
32%.
Interstate
Motor
40
49
Interstate
Securities
Pipe & Const Co__—1
Research & Develop
1
22'a
23%
Investors
Amer
24%
26%
Class
•American Window Glass Co_12%
19%
21
21
Iowa Public
Iowgfc Southern
1
—.
Amphenoi Electronics Cory.
x
20 Vx
21%
Anheuser-Busch Inc
4
18%
20 %
1
15V8
16%
Jack
-Arden
.
Go
Farms
common
Arkansas
Products
Aztec
>
Oil
25%
Oil
Bareco
Bates
^
Mfg
Bausch
Bell
Co
5
23%
25^8
18%
10
33
35 %
38
40%
&
*
Co
Corp
Beryllium Corp
Bingham-Herbrand
Black Hills
&
Brush
Corp
Mfg
Steel
Bullock's
20%
Burny
City Public Serv Co
Kearney & Trecker Corp
Kellogg Co
8%
9%
44%
15 %
48%
Kentucky Utilities Co
Keystone Portland Cent Co
16%
Koehring
25
Water Service
27
Calif
&
Telephone
Petrol
L-O-F
Glass
Landers
5%
Lau
Blower
Co
13%
:A
Cuno
Steel
Star
21%
Madison
9%
Gas
MUllory
18%
17%
35%
6%
52
1
38%
26 %
11%
38
24%
1
42
12%
& Co
—_
Marlin-Rockwell
Prods
32 %
,
'
34%
22 %
23%
Corp
(J
29
12%
18%
19%
lc
93i
16%
17%
1
5%
6%
Citizens Util Co com cl A__3374c
13%
14%
—33%c
13%
14%
1
8%
B
25
24%
26%
25%
27%
Interstate Gas
Co
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com—3
18%
$1.25
6c
preferred
conv
25
—
Connecticut Light
Ltd
Montrose
7%
16%
7%
8%,
8%
9%
-1
15%
29%
16%
18
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5
14%
16
1
18%
19%
Bridge Co__—1
...
17%
11
Productions—2%
21
l>*si»ey
(Walt)
Inc.
Arts
Inc
Products
$1
East
Utilities
Paso Electric
Emhart
Gas
18
9%
9%
14%
15%
36%
43
4 i %
7%
——1
36 %
39%
8%
9'4
*
22%
Gas
9%
10-%
16%
18%
13%
14%
pfd_*
63 %
67 %
37
39 %
*
Co
■
7%
17%
18
-Co—:^l
*
—
First
32
First
'4
30 %
19%
18 %"
1S%
%
5r'%
18%
19%
47
1
32%
3o 1
———————10
24%
38 %
40%
1—5
23
24%
Co——2%
37
1
13%
14%
12 %
13%
2%
28%
3 %
Portland General Electric Co_7%
2'
—
1
—
Coke Co
357
22%
24
37%
8%
—.
17
18
5
14 V®
15 %
Alegre Sugar Corp——_1
19%
20 %
Metals Corp of America—1
4*%
Punta
Co
of
Mexico
New
Oarlock
Packing Co ■!
General
Controls
General
Crude
J
Co
Oil
8
40%
Genl Tele Co of the Southwest
22 %
1
19%
21%
Giddings 6c Lewis Mach Tool Co.2
27'%
23%
Giant
Portland
Cement
Co
20 5
Financial Corp.l
35%
37%
Fire Brick Co—.5
23%
24%
Green Mountain Power Corp—5
15%
16%
10
11
Great
Western
Green
(A P)
Gruen
Industries
Inc—
Coast
Leaseholds
1
4
Inc„20c
3 %
*
9%
10%'
10c
7%
8%
29%
37
Gulf Interstate Gas Co
Gulf
8ulphur
Gustin-Bacon
Hagan
Corp
Mfg Co
Chemicals
<k
new._2.50'
Haloid
Class
B
Haskelite
Hoover
Hudson
*.
Class
25c
5
Company
(M A)
24i
2
36%£
15
Brand Rice
Mills Inc—3%
19%
9%
53
97
26
28
34i
37%
Long Island Trust Co (N Y)—10
28%
39
Manufacturers Tr Co
44%
48
62
%
66
267
Robbins 6c Myers
Robertson
(H H»
25c
—*
Inc
Co
1
—
10
Rockwell Manufacturing Co—2%
Rochester
Roddis
Telephone Corp
Ryder
55
50%
Plywood
System
(G
D)
Seismograph
Sierra
Skil
1
5
Corp
Inc
<k
2
Co
Bank
N
Trust
45 %
19%
21
of
5
Power
Co
Corn
107
(St Louis)—25
59
of Boston.10
40
43
(N Y)—100
335
349
Merchants Natl Bk
(J P) <fc Co
57%-*w* 62
76 74
! 8174
of N J.25
37 74
40 74
337'a
85%
88%
National
City
:
3174
29
10
-5
.50
29%
28
176
J)
25
57%
6174
44%
47
Newark—1274
48%
ing
Co
State
New Eng
New
—
(N
5
7%
8%
2%
A
30%
32%
of
Bk
Northern
(N Y)
Trust Co
Tr
25
40%
70%
;——
Trust
(N Y>
185
44
4074
27%
47
85
:
First Natl Bk <fc Tr
Co
(Pgh)
20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cty
(Hackensack N J)
5
Philadelphia Natl Bank—
Peoples
(Newark
Co
29%
88%
New
$10
common
55
20%
67 7'a
310
.6'4
Natl Bank of Boston ..12 7a
Natl Bk of Chicago——100
Natl Bank of Dallas—10
N
(Camden
Natl
Bk
Natl
J>
(Jersey
of
Bk
St
6c
Pennsylvania
Trust Co
64%
34%
First Westchester
of
21%
70%
t38 %
40%
(Boston»_—10
2374
25%
(Phila)__10
55%
59
53%
57%
3-for-l
(ex
split).
Trust Co
Pilgrim
Provident
Co
Trust
Rye
St
69
4874
32
Square N
-10
—
Y)
35%
Louis
27%
Second
19%
(N Y)
Exch Bk
16%
72 74
74 74
York—10
Harris Tr & Sav Bk (Chi) —100
Hartford Natl Bk & Tr Co—10
Hudson County
Natl Bank
(Jersey City) new $25 par
42%
Street
Bank-State
Trust
20
65%
6974
PbUa—_10
31%
34%
44%
47%
Mass)
of
(Los
Angeles)
1274
Security Natl Bk of Hunting¬
ton
(N Y)
5
State
Bank
Albany
of
Natl
Bk
33
47
10
Tr
&
30%
51%
Co
(N Y)
Trade
25
20
Bk
Tr
&
Bank of New
Co
440
&
(N
Co
Trust
Co of
New
of
No
45
10%
11%
27
29%
44
46%
6874
71%
29
31 Va
54
59%
1674
18%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Aria).5
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Southern
Colorado
Power
76
79%
Southern
New
3
3%
Southern
Union
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Eng
Tele
Gas Co
National
list
Utility
three of the
of
Stocks quoted in the above
Securities.
Over-the-Counter
14%
297s
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Southern Nevada Power Co
25
Industrial &
1
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& inquiries are
invited
56%
16%
12
14
15%
14%
17%
39%
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Union Tr Co of Maryland—10
United States Tr Co (N Y)—20
Union
21%
<N Y)__5
Jersey
Amer
•
Co
Tr
(Phila)
Trust
34%
32 74
split
two-for-one
4574
469
Co
Bk
Tradesmens
Hanover
13 78
11%
46%
42
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18%
26%
53%
15%
82%
78
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76
71
(Philadelphia)
18
36%
9Va
8%
2
Security First Natl Bank
(N
15
"20
Trust
Union
Natl Bk
Sterling
Girard Trust Corn
77
17%
National Bank
Second
26
5
—
39%
73%
6374
(Franklin
Bk
36
10
——10
55
45%
10
135
ol
New York—5
Boston
Royal State Bk of
Banking
...
Bank
Natl
35%
667a
(N Y>—20
RockJand-Atlas
Royal Bank of Canada
320
Natl Bank
New Rochelle
Franklin Natl
16%
par
35%
33
51
60
City>—25
Louis...20
(Phila>
58%
15
Natl Bank
Riggs. Natl Bk of Wash D C—25
74 3 4
69%
6174
3172
33%
Camden Natl Bk 6c Tr
24%
5
27%
1
10'.
Calif Water Co
438
400
(Chicago)—100
Co
52%
38
67%
(Boston)_100
Trust Co
York
49
13%
Oil 6c Devel Co.lOc
Southeastern Pub Serv Co—10c
Southern
"*"59
63
(Cleve)—16
Bank¬
Essex
&
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston.12%
Natl
& Trust Co
J)
Co
(White
Bank
Newark
Natl
77%
17%
45%
12%
22%
South Shore
Mfg Corp
62 Va
Detroit.—ilO*^*"55%
ol
Bank
National
57%
73
7%
2
3374c
Smith, Kline & French Lab
111%
Natl Bk & Tr Co (Pgh) 25
Mellon
Mercantile Tr Co
Tr Co_12 7a
Bank & Trust
Y)
Hudson Tr
1
Service Corp
Pacific
103
425-1
(N Y)—10
Y)
(N
Freeport
Bank
Natl
Brook
Meadow
51%
10
Roadway Express class A
125
20
Co
Bk & Tr
^21
River
123
Mfg Go
Liberty Real Estate
Co (Phila)
1614
19%
113
common
20%
Y%
Kings County Trust
(Brooklyn
N Y)
252
Bank &
Y)
'-I.-25
37%
35%
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(N
33%
.-10
Co
Co
19
10
Trust
Trust
34%
(N Y)__10
4
21',2
3
117
class
Companies
33
.12 %
10
Hugoton Production Co
Hycon
4%
4%
Pulp & Paper Corp
A
22%
Riley Stoker Corp
Co class A com. 10
common
Co
5
1
Chemicals
Republic Natural Gas Co
Searle
Controls
Haile Mines Inc
Hanna
50c
31%
34 %
Gulf
Relchhold
Richardson Co
a
20
preferred
5Vi%
First
fx
Rare
1
Co
46 74
40%
7%
Serv
Ask
—
65%
—50
Guaranty Trust Co
5
Pub
Bid
Co
319
26 74
36%
41%
4974
45 s,'a
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3
Producing Properties Inc -—10c
Pub Serv Co of New.Hamp—.5
America
19%
Industrial
iChicago'.25
5%
Potash Co of
37%
17%
Light
Off-Shore
Irving
,30%
111%
Co
11%
35
(Boston.
26%
General Amer Oil Co of Texas—5
Gas Service Co
First
First
Corp.—3%
Gas Co__:
6c
17%
10%
42 Va
8
5%
57%
—
18
15%
107
33%
54%
_———_2%
Mineral
.5
%
Rubber
15%
&
State
Cd%N
J)
First
19
10
—
16%
—•
Park Inc ( Wash).l
Gas
28
5
10
Pow
Par
7%
16%
1
3
Indus.
Corp
26%
Inc
Republic
25%
Plymouth
Corp
(N
Co
Trust
19 %
24%
Portland
10
Zapata
10
14%
Sulphur Co „70c
-
31 %
38 74
43%
20
13%
32%
Polaroid
Corp Ltd
(St
18
30%
11
Fluor
_100
Bank
10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y >_10
Fidelity-Bait Nat Bk & Tr Co.10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
20
Fidelity Trust Co <Pgh»
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co (Newark10
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y>—10
First Bk Stk Corp (Minni
10
8
Pacific Power & Light Co——6%
55
17 %
2%
Co
6c
Ask
39
305
62 74
59
Y)——16
(N
Co
Natl
First Natl City Bank
Hole
16%
19%
32 %
36
11%
N
55
23%
Foote Bros Gear 6c Mach Corp..2
...6%
(Newark; .25
12 7
7%
51%
Pigeon
14%
.5
Industrial Bk of Com
Federal
1
Pioneer Natural
13%
(Rudolph) Co
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp
A
S
i
Empire Trust Co
1
Brewing Co
ld%
'
&
17
1
Northwest Pipeline Corp
Tool
13%
10c
Wurlitzer
17%
5
Lumber
43%
127a
Wood Conversion Co
a
Bid
17%
28%
American
41%
Wisconsin
30 Va
187
15%
Otter Tail Power Co
Pickering
974
8
Corp..
Corp
1
l
34%
14%
30%
Pendleton
8 7a
16%
Opelika Manufacturing Corp.—5
Oswego Falls Corp
5
Pan
30%
29%
10
33
1
Production Corp
Coal
Ber.
Cos
Co
Gas
White
72
27%
9%
16%
50c
Serv
T
York
New
(Paterson
Countv
Co
Old
6834
32%
„_50c
Coal.:
Pub
Indiana
Massachusetts
Eagle Oil Co
Whiting Corp —
7
Corp.SOc
(Chicago)
County
9%
A com_50c
—
N
Commerce
Continental 111
27%
Gas Co
5*%
.—
——
;
Co
&
r_l
Natl
Frito
Oil
Northwest
Pac
34%
Co
Line
Francisco
of
Co
8%
Corp
American
Pabst
(Texas)—*
Co
Mfg Co
Joote
28%'
26%
Shops of Del
Mortgage Assn_100
Poods
Fanner
Federal
Boston
16%
21
11%
17
50c
Inc
'
First
10%
Co—1
——
Fairmont
31 %
29
2
Co
Mfg Co
State Oil
Empire
8%
Associates—10
Eastern Industries
El
Shirt
6%
Lt 6c Pwr Co_5
America
of
First
7%
27%
America
Nat
Tennessee
Eastern
15
19%
1
Northwestern Pub Serv Co__
2 '
„
Corp of
preference
Dynamics
Pipe
Gas Elec
Trust
%
8 7s
1
Inc..
Bradstreet
Dunham Bush Inc
:'
common
Penn
North
25%
Donnelley (R
& Sons Co—5
DuMont Broadcasting Corp..—1
Gas
Commercial Trust Co.
26%
Corp ___2%
Corp
^5
Oil
6c
Thermador
North
6%
_1
1
Inc
Telephone Co
Natural
Western
9%
.
Manufacturing Co
Lt &
Western
6%
8%
1
Corp
Industries
Inc
Services
William®
5%
Co
Gas
7%
3
Connecticut Bank 6c
23
Chemical
&
19%
—10
Northeastern Water Co $4
12
internal
Di-Noc
Dun
28%
I
Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
Norris
North
19
1
Detroit
Doeskin
_
New
Nortex
14%
27%
Detroit Harvester Co
B
National
50%
Y„2%'
Aliuninate
Gas
Class
1
Dentists' Supply Co of N
34%
Western
65
.1
Inc
Commercial
22
17%
1
Supply Co
National Homes Corp
15%
3^
32%
Jet
Morgan
5
;
Chemical Co
National
8
vtg_—l
Inc-—-—
Co
National
7
21
Corp
Oil
Delta Air Lines
Nat
Plains N
"
Delhi-Taylor
6%
_
City Natl Bk & Tr
Cleveland Trust Co
19%
.33
—
vtg
Utilities
20
26%
5
2
Co
Line Co
Valley Barge
Missouri
*
1
Inc
Shipping
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
■
5*-2.
Cutter Laboratories'com
Laboratories
Mountain Fuel
6%
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.—J
Cummins Engine Co Inc
—.5
28%
Miss
19%
6c Power Co.*
Continental Transp Lines Inc__ 1
Common
.
30%
Commonwealth Oil Ref Co Inc_2c
26%
common
73%
19%
Milling
7%
A
21%
75
a
Elev Co—1
Colorado
221%
Corp
Minneapolis Gas Co
27
1
Colorado
18%
10
Co
24%
60%
-
5
Central Natl Bank of Cleve—16
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila.10
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_121/a
Chem Corn Exch Bk
(N Y)—10
29%
20 %
Mississippi
1
com
1
Corp..1
Inc
Petroleum.
Corp
States
Camden
39%
27%
Miles
9
—2%
A
37 %
Class
Inc
Co
Stores
2%
Publishing Co„wWr.5
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
5
Miehle Pig Press & Mfg Co
21%
common
Radio
Class
17 %
22
Broad St Trust Co (Phila)
11'%
6
Colonial
40%
5
20%
Louts)
1072
10%
McLouth Steel
—
37 Va
Corp_5
Gasoline
King
Boatmen's
8
Trucking Co cl A com.l
McLean
Meredith
Co
National
Bankers Trust
13 %
& Co Inc.l
Ray)
Industries
McLean
31%
class B
Natural
Bank
%
27
1
Inc
Herrington Co Inc
22
Collins
44%
1
——
Automo
29% '
19%
Common
15%
1
Pipeline Co_l
Gas
Industries
(San
54 %
Clinton Macr.ine
Nat
Bank of
Maxwell & Moore
—
Ma-remont
5%
49 ',4
51
Corp
14%
West Point
Gas Transmission
Bank
34%
45%
Electric Co. —16
(PR)
Manning,
Inc
32
McDermott
Co
52%
10
Co
Washington Natural Gas Co
27%
Par
14 7
Serv
49%
Bank & Trust
33%
Gas
57%
•
(S D)
26%
23%
5
43 %
1
6c
20%
Pub
33%
48%
Warren
12%
40%
13%
Vt
46%
31
Welex
2778
1%
31%
6
43 74
5
Brothers
32%
-41%
—1
Co
1
♦
Co ———10
15
1
Warren
55%
Maryland Shipbldg & Dry Co_50c
Utility Corp
8'%
4%
5
Marmon
Telephone
14%
21%
32%
14%
Soya Co
13%
20%
7%
3%
17%
10
5
a
33%
Co
5
50c
14%
20 3
13'/a
Public
Chattanooga
<
13%
19
31%
Power
Corp
Inc
31
111
Trans
16%
Central
r
24%
3%
Central
*-
23%
Co
Central
r
33
Co—10
Central
i
31
Gas
Maine
9%
1
Gas
Louisiana Electric Co__5
8%
Tracerlab Inc
&
Central
Iron
&
Mills
Fair
Wagner Electric Corp
Warner &
Swasey Co
7%
38 %
Tow motor Corp
&
Elec
6%
35%
26%
30%
Macmillan Co-
23
111
16%
7%
25%
Gas Co.-——5
Electric
19%
Corp of America
Vitro
18
lc
Topp
Mfg 6c Sales Co
41%
5%
Vanity
5%
—1
1
'
Tokheim
1
1.
Inc
19%
Indiana
Corp..1
Inc
23%
8%
2Va
48
14%
Corp_7
Time
10c
—__i
Corp
39
Central
r
—
Oil Corp
Loan
31%
Central
13%
35%
__—1
Lucky Stores
Central
1
40%
5
Lone
10
9%
27%
•
1
1
.25
14%
Cedar Point Field Trust ctfs
'
Co
44%
Oil of CaMf_l
Co
1
Paper
Central
Fibers
Frary & Clark
40%
1.0c
8%
5%
25%
Transmis
Gas
Eastern
Tucson
41 %
Products Corp
11%
5
—
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc com cl B
Lithium
Corp of America
Canadian Superior
Carpenter
Ceco Steel
..
Co
7%
Ltd
44%
Match
Valley Mould
1
1
2%
Gas
1
48 %
Co
Three
3
6%
37%
Co_12%
45 %
Corp
Sugar Corp
35%
38
—10
Liberty
20
48%
32%
32%
16
_.
Le
Co__25
45
5
Transmis
Thermo
27
25 74
5
Co
15%
Oregon Power Co
California
16%
29%
1
Texas
37-%
10%
50c
Kendall
*
California
30%
15%
Inc
Texas
4%
35%
.3
9 '/a
1
29 V«
29
26%
27'%
—
Co
Corp
Texas
40%
3%
Gas.5
lt>
Co
■.
Delhi
Natural
37%
1
—10
Castings
17%
46%
14%
1
26%
Utah Southern Oil Co
247a
Corp
Texas
9
24%
common
27%
Co
Corp
12%
Upper Peninsular Power Cd
9
.10
Universal
Inc
Texas
12%
23 %
LudloW
Canadian
16'/a
17
Corp
Wat
1
—
13%
8%
1
Inc
8%
26
14%
Beryllium Co
21%
Corp
Propane
Tennessee
43%
Corp
Kansas-Nebraska
18%
Sharpe Mfg Co——10
Buckeye
:
6%
8 %
Power & Light Co__l
Brunner
Tekoil
1
Kansas
7%
Black, Sivalls & Bi yson Inc com 1
Botany Mills Inc.,,
1—1
Bowser
Inc $1.20 preferred__25
Brown
-
11%
_i
Steel
—5
*
1
—...
-
Co
5
Hathaway Inc
Berkshire
Electric
10
1
_—,,
—
20%
Corp
Refilling
(O A)
Sutton
preferred
Kalamazoo Veg Parchment Co.10
10
Optical Co
10
1
Greene
Suntide
11%
10%
$1.46
20%
6%
1
Kaiser
10
Gossett
Beneficial
19%
__1
United Utilities Inc
Delaware Corp
Co Inc..
Wells
Suburban
1774
23%
20%
—_—-
Lomb
30%
16%
22%
1
Jessop Steel Co
Co——5
Co
&
28%
—5
Jervis Corp
Co___
37%
Texas
52%
Inc
Gas
&
68
Co. .15
Heiritz Inc
&
24 %
Co
24%
34 %
—25
Hotels
Stubnitz
64
Co.. „5
22%
Cobb 6c
Tampax
43%
Art Metal Construction Co
'Avon
Pow
6c
17%
United States Truck Linea Inc.l
Works
Struthers
—1
1
32%
,_2%
Products
Strong
Bid
30%
Mfg Co
Statler
Chemical
&
States
-
5
Co
Gas
17 74
Inc
Utilities
10
Western
13%
16
Borax
S
United
—2%
Common non-voting
22
12%
Par
U
8%
19%
Register
Home
Stanley
20%
—5
„—
Service Co
JeLerson
Power
Missouri
Arkansas
Co
common
*
Partic preferred
Public Service
Arizona
4374
Sys __1
Freight
Iowa Electric Lt
19%
Incorporated
AMP
40
_•
Stanley
Ask
7%
18%
Co
E)
(A
Standard
11%
22 %
III
Services
Diver
A
Staley
1074
Bid
Co„1
Co—1
Tele
Sprague Electric Co
a
7274
69
Carbon
Speer
21
Co-
2
American
361
-_1
Gas 6c Water Co
Interstate Bakeries Corp
10
Hospital Supply Corp
American-Marietta Co
-10
.
Head Mills Inc
Ask
3374
4
American Express Co
Amer
29%.
1
•American
Bid
Breaker
5
Co__l
Inc
Products
Circuit
1
Engineer
Aetna-Standard
ITE
5%
4%
1
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Producing
States
CO.
NY
1-
376
46%
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(650)
Monday, February 4, 1957
...
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday.
February
1
Mutual Funds
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
Ask
Insurance
Mutual Funds—
25 c
Inc
Fund
1.54
1.70
Intl
1.25
Fund
Affiliated
Bid
Par
5.77
6.25
Investment
Co
Investment
Trust
5.33
Aetna
Casualty
America—_1
of
9.11
9.35
Aetna
Insurance
American
Business
1
3.77
4.03
Mutual
Fund
Inc—1
8.03
8.84
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc-1
Fund
Trust
*
1.52
1.67
Johnston
Atomic
Shares
Fund
Mutual
—1
15.69
17.11
Inc—1
5.63
6.12
Inc..
Fund
Axe-Houghton
Fund
"A"
"B"
7.99
3.72
11.16
Mutual Fund Inc
1
X20.79
Inc—
1
15.21
—10c
9.73
1
21.33
1
12.53
Broad
Investment
Street
Fund Ltd
Bullock
Inc—
Fund
Ltd
(1954)
14.24
21.16
7.42
8.11
Inc—1
1
Venture Fund
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
Fund Inc
5.39
22.22
24.02
-50c
15.23
134
12.25
1
11.32
12.35
13 67
14.91
6-4
(Low
Com
Stks>_l
9.51
10.38
11.65
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
————-1
17.74
Lexington Trust Fund
15.33
16.67
—1
13.71
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
16%
Fund
Life
Insurance
Inc
Inc—.—
1
Investing Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
Vegh
De
Vegh
Stk Fund Inc—1
Sayles
Mutual
Managed
Automobile
General
14.82
18%
14.14
7.13
14.28
67
Metal
5.19
2.66
3.82
4.21
shares
Petroleum
3.21
3.54
2.74
3.02
Transport
shares
Bond
lc
Massachusetts
Mutual
Life
Shares-
Dividend
22.91
Preferred
Stock
20.17
21.59
Income
*
Corp—1
4.81
Mutual
156.07
7.09
5
Fund Inc_l
3.82
4.18
7.53
Nation
9.98
10.94
Mutual
Founders
Preferred
Bond
Inc
Capital
General
6.80
7.46
Fund
17.18
Peoples
3.11
3.38
14.55
15.90
11.99
12.96
7.19
7.82
Pioneer
19.93
9.55
10.40
6.49
7.09
1
4.64
8.29
1
6 06
8.66
1
Series
6.30
1
31 Vi
Shares
1
9.20
10.05
Securities
26%
28%
37
10
82
86%
Md
of
(S
10
44%
47%
2.50
52%
55%
36%
38%
'
96 Vi
100
11.21
Federal
Funds
Canada
&
3%s
14.20
15.43
3%s
29 48
-
Inc—1
46%
48%
10
59
20%
22%
78%
82%
L__ 10
21%
23 Ve
12%
13%
52
56
48%
51%
St
Corp (N Yi
2
Insurance (Texas)—10
Paul
Fire
Seaboard
&
Marine
6.25
Surety Co
10
36%
39%
10
48%
51%
10
Accident
68
10
52%
55%
Title
42%
U S
of
Co
North
80
Amer—5
._5
73%
20%
Travelers
142
63
5
Standard
10
105
10
Guar
&
Trust
(N
Y)___3
5
148
U
S
U S
46%
92%
97
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
Fire
3
19
20%
73%
76%
65
%
68%
25
27"-
'
Life Insurance Co in the
City
Y
Westchester
2
"!26%
28%
Fire
N
of
2
27%
29%
one
32ndj
more
or
Loan
15,
Ask
Federal
100.1
3.30s
Banks—
1957
3s
99.31
Bank
Land
of
a
point
Feb
15.
1,
15.
1957
1957
100 1
100.3
l%s
Oct.
100.1
100.4
3%s
Feb.
14,
09.31
100.1
3%s
May
June
15.
17.
1957
1957
99.29
100.1
July
15,
1957
15,
100.2
1957
—
1958.
97.6
97.16
1,
1959-
96.12
96.22
1,
1960.
95.10
1, 1960
May 1. 1971
95.20
Feb.
3%s
100.7
Sept.
2%s
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
3%s March 1, 1957
3%S
April
2s June
1,
1.
1957
99.31
100.2
99.29
1957
June
95
1972-1967
15.
3,
99.10
1957.
Selected
8.62
99.31
99.18
Federal
1
11.04
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares
lc
1
13.65
1
xll.83
•
101%
99
100
Natl
Mortgage Assn—
May
20.
1957
Aug.
20,
1957
Sept.
20.
1957
20,
99.27
99.31
100.2
—
1959
:
100.5
100.6
100.10
98.24
99
-
14.96
Merchandising
96
11.93
Smith
95.20
95.30
•
100%
1972
15,
3.35s
100.2
9.32
Shareholders Trust of Boston
98.30
100.1
2%s Jan.
9.44
8.95
16.08
100.2.
98.20
1958.
4 %s
8.17
98.28
99.31
2%s May
2%s Feb.
100.4
100.4
1957
a22.70
14 69
100.6
98.20
1958
2%s May 1,
2%s Nov. 1,
a34.76
lc
100
4 %s
100.2
Clark—
1
100
99.28
3 Vis
July
3%s Sept
Fund
Aak
99.28
1957
1,
1957
15,
Bid
1957
May
15,
3% April
Bonds—
3.90s
Clark
&
Stock
52
Reinsurance
29.78
•
Stevens
Common
98
10
Republic
38%
Home
3.20s
21.61
1
of
10
35%
Stock
Fund Inc
Scudder,
(Minn)
Providence-Washington
32%
Mar
21.40
2.50
Growth
Stevens
Life
Pacific Indemnity Co
Peerless Insurance Co
!
36%
Mar.
1
Inc
Fund
74%
Fire
30%
3.80s
14.11
12.12
Scudder,
70
50%
Bid
19.27
11.15
Scudder
10 %
12.50
33Vi
13%
37%
9
47%
5
——
41%
Obligations of Government Agencies
17.66
1
12.31
28
35%
89%
3.33 Vi
Insurance
Pacific
Figures a<ter decimal point represent
•
Inc
Nuclear
25%
2.50
,
Northwestern National
7.06
Science. &
41%
5
_1:
Northern
5
insurance
12.90
Inc
Rowe)
38
10
Security (New Haven 1
Springfield Fire & Marine
.10
10.24
Corp
Fund
48%
Fire'-
River
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co¬
1
Fund
45%
Fire
5
American
Life
19%
2
Casualty
10
Republic
18
Phoenix
^7.50
F)
Reinsurance Corp
3%s
13.30
12.28
administered
4%
69
39
5
A
&
Inc
6.53
11.24
Fully
4%
65
83
5
class
Northeastern
88 Vi
34%
Falls
33 Vi
12.24
6.31
York
North
62 Vi
4
21.66
1
11.21
7.36
84%
59%
Corp—5
Newark
6.89
20.04
l
lc
6.70
5
10
,
Corp
Hampshire
New
86%
10
•
12 %
33
9,46
l
1
Fund
Stoek Fund_lo
5.75
121
1.25
—5
33%
6.62
6.67
lc
New
267
114
_
Co
37 3i
•56%
9.01
Inc
9.22
lc
81
255
5
Co
Ins
5.07
1
Series
(Geo)
6.08
shares
Fire
11.37
Fund
8.41
Equipment shares
2
10.32
Putnam
lc
lc
Food
29%
10
Philadelphia
Fund
Great
Puritan
—lc
Rtectfonics & Electrical
Life
National Union Fire
100
43%
Ltd
Fund
(T
shares
Fund
11%
3.63
18.42
1
Fund Inc
Building shares
Capital Growth
shares
of
of
Gulf
Chemistry
Street
9.82
(The)
Assn
Firemen's
Capital Fund
Philadelphia
12.82
Common
Deposit
3.34
1 *
Securities
8.96
Chemical
Fire
&
al4.73
Inc
11.71
Aviation
Fidelity
3%s Feb.
lc
shares
Automobile
27%
94
4
1
Corp
Over-The-Oounter
Price
4
New Amsterdam
Co
Reinsurance
1
Fund
Electronics
15.68
Securities—
Group
Employers
Globe &
1
Stock
Nucleonics
1
Trust
Manufacturers
National
18%
35 %
Life
Federal
10.22
Series
Canada
1
Corp
Investors
Ins
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Employees Group Assoc—
X9.32
Shares
England
1
Fund Inc
Industries
Gas
General
Lite
Casualty
Glens
Series
Growth
Pine
52
Monarch
17%
10
General
40.65
Series
Stock
2
1
Inc
—
31%
5
Fire
27%
33
J)__5
Amer
Assurance
37.60
Series:
lc
series
stock
Fundamental Investors
Futures
(N
Franklin Life
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Balanced
of
25Vi
__5
of
Natl
1
Investors
New
5
Assurance
15%
35%
Merchants
52
Co__1
Security Series—
8.18
Inc—
Fund
Financial Industrial
Columbian
Connecticut
General
Inc
National
15.07
Fund
•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series
lc
Fidelity
Trust
New York
13.94
Ins
»
National
157.64
6.84
Ins
Life
11.08
of beneficial interest
5.26
10
20c
Investment
10
J).10
___
Colonial
11.96
Series
21.43
Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
1
39 %
9.29
Stock Fund
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
19%
(N
Assn
10.25
Coru
8.55
Energy
Maryland
28%
18%
_—
Life
Ins
11.06
Fund
Fund
1
-Electronics
7.96
Trust
Invest
Mutual
Howard—
*
26%
Stock
2.63
Fund
3.49
7.26
Growth
25c
Balanced
3.17
10c
Inc
Investors
Investors
17.70
Inc
3%
6.25
Fire
33 %c
Massachusetts
Mass
Fund
15.64
Fund
3
5
Nationwide
Fireman's
Marhattan
2.50
&
C)___1
4.40
lc
Fund—1
2.89
3.78
3.99
Investment shares—lc
Special
9.62
Shares
3.43
lc
X8.78
Dreyfus
'
lc
...
shares
13.46
Dividend
227
29
D
5.71
2.41
12.28
E
218
27%
(Wash
Stand
Continental
shares—lc
shares
Paner
11.69
Diversified Trustee Shares—
10
(Newark N J)—2%
Insurance Co
Continental
lc
shares
63 %
Investment
5.98
Equipment shares_lc
10.64
Series
15%
a42.00
Fund—•
Fund Inc
6-52
106
Crum & Forster Inc
Industries
1
Diversified
5.49
12.37
Funds—
1
Diversified Growth Stk Fund—1
Fund
'Delaware
14%
Investors Inc—1
Insurance
Loomis
Crown
'3e
11.32
25o
19%
14%
101%
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers Natl Life Ins
Beneficial
17%
1
Merchants &
Boston
Inc
20
Camden
19.29
1
—
Concord
1
31
(Va.i_5
Life Insurance Co of Va_
6.61
Fund
Companies
Corp
Lincoln National Life
12.60
6.03
Stocks)
Priced
Knickerbocker
13.32
Fund
16.72
Ins
28Vi
Surety Co
Stk)—1
9.72
1
Life
Title
40%
American
15.32
10
134
26%
Re-insurance
Com
10.62
8.94
27%
Ask
127
36%
Assurance
Mercury
9i34
10
5
Home
Ins Co
(Income Com
139
9.78
1
Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
25%
Bid
Ins—
Co_5
preferred-
conv
American
13.12
Electrical
—1
Inc——
Lawyers
Amer
8.55
Life
C)
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
38%
Fidelity & Casualty_5
Amer
12.02
N
32%
35%
American
(Speculative
13.200
Commonwealth
Composite
184
30Vi
5
18.85
1
(Income Pfd Stocks)
Standard
(Greensboro
10
11.34
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
(Higli-Grade Com Stk)—1
S-l
16.47
12,600
———
Fund
Jefferson
Insurance Co
17.28
5.90
com—100
Securities
Preferred
Colonial
74 %
177
Par
127%
71
Equitable Assur
10.39
1
Life
1
Capital
Christiana
13.17
19.56
Growth
Ltd
Fund
7.38
6.94
1
Fund
International
26.48
Bonds)
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd. 1
1
—
Inc
Canadian
Canadian
24.27
(Discount
S-2
13.74
Fund
General
Canada
-1
(Medium Grade Bonds)-l
(Low Priced Bonds)-—1
Bonds)
5-3
23.06
'
California
25.82
K-2
10.52
Fund
Boston
24.74
K-l
16.44
Bowling Green Fund
1
B-3
22.35
•
America
Tr of
122
10
10
Agricultural
Companies
Ask
10
Co
Aetna Life
SI.25
Funds—
(Investment
B-2
12.13
Inv
Surety
Bid
American
B-4
10.78
Blue Ridge
'
6.21
B-l
4.07
9.92
Eaton
11.06
5.67
a20.60
Fund_l
Mutual
Custodian
Keystone
8.68
Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Bond
10.12
of" Boston—1
&
American
(The)
Development
Axe-Houghton
Par
4.88
Inc
American
Associated
Ask
_lc
Fund
Resources
Bid
Par
General
bond
Mining
Steel
11.65
12.76
Amer
Shares
(Edson
Southwestern
Sovereign
B)
1.25
Fund
Investors Inc
Investors
lc
lc
6.07
9.84
10.78
lc
17.33
18.96
lc
4.13
4.54
Texas
9.61
United
Utilities
2.63
2.90
lc
a28.50
11.09
8 77
1
14.87
16.38
TeIevision-Fiecti^P!*£fl Fund
1
11.54
Templeton Growth Fd of Can
1
21%
15.32
1
16.88
Fund
Inc
4.26
;
10c
i
4.66
a24.50
8.84
10.97
11.92
United
Continental Fund
Income Fund
Science
United
Funds
1
7.96
8.70
Shares.l
9.80
10.65
1
10.52
11.50
Fund
Hudson
Fund
Canada
Ltd
Inc
i
1
16.30
17.72
1
603
•6.59
15.36
16.61
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
l
2.46
2.69
1
5.64
6.16
ioc
2.69
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
10.46
11.43
1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund
Inst Foundation
Institutional
Institutional
Institutional
8.70
9.09
1
10.85
7.08
Strum
&
lc
10.72
11.73
lc
xl0.46
Fund
11.44
10.80
11.82
Fund
Towne
22.
Treasury
ICO
1957
or
99.30
100.2
more
24,
1,
100
IV2S
100.1
100.3
2%s June
Notes—
2%s March
15.
1957
l%s Oct.
1.
15.
100
100.2
point
Ask
Apiil
99
1,
1958
1958
99.8
98.6
1957
15,
100.9
Treasury
a
Bid
1,
100.6
1957
1957—:
of
Notes—(Cont.)—
IV2S Oct.
1 %s
3%s Oct.
32ndi
Maturity—
98.14
99.13
99.15
97.10
97.18
97.2
97.4
1%S April
1,
1959
l%s Oct. 1, 1959..
l%s April
1,
1960
96.12
96.20
95.16
95.24
94.20
94.28
93 24
94
Feb.
1958
1959
1 %s
April
Mav
2s
Aug.
1.
1957
15.
2%s Aug.
99.24
1957
100
l%s
Oct.
99.25
99.27
1 %s
Apiil
1957
15,
99.19
1957
1,
99.17
99.13
93.15
l%s Oct.
1.
1960
1,
1.
1961
93
93.8
1961—
92
92.8
Stock
9.83
Fund, lc
Income
Special Situations
Inc
Inc
Inc
1
Wall Street
Fund
Growth
Line
Van
March
June
1957
one
11.82
1
Income
9.51
1
Line
Fund
Indebtedness—
15.
2%s
Ask
2.94
Value
Fund
of
Feb.
l%s
Value Line Fund Inc
Value
.
Bid
3V4S
4.21
Haydock Fund Ire
8.09
l
Fund
Certificates
2%s
l
Accumulated
United
_10c
._
12.53,
23%
Funds Inc—
United
Inc—
H-C7
Figures after decimal point represent
11.73
Maturity—
United
H-DA
1
Inc_l
Investment Fund
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
13.29
41.75
6.66
lc
shares
Funds
12.14
39.25
Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
Sterling
12.93
1
•
State Street
shares
Industry Shares Inc
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Series
9.63
shares
stock
Growth
Series
11.01
8.79
lc
shares
Hamilton
8.91
10.05
shares
equipment
Tobacco
8.55
lc
shares
Railroad Bond
Railroad
8.61
lc
shares
shares
Petroleum
RR
shares—lc
shares
Investing Corp
Washington
Investors
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
7.74
Mutual
Fund
Inc
8.56
1
Wellington Fund
9.36
l
12.77
13.92
lc
7.07
7.74
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
11.50
12.43
lc
12.09
13.22
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
l
5.03
5.43
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Bate
Dated
Dae
Bid
Aik
Bid
Aluminum Co of Amer 4%s 1982
Industries
4 Vis
Airlines
4Vis
Commercial Credit 4%s
!
Corp 3%s
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
3%s
Hilton
Hotels
Household
81%
91Vi
92 Vi
.1974
99 %
1-56
3-
1-57
99.31
100.1
3.75%
10-
1-56
7-
1-57
100.1
100.4
7-
2-56
4-
1-57
99.30
100.1
3.75%
11-
1-56
8-
1-57
100.2
100.5
8-
1-56
5-
1-57
3.75%
9-
4-56
e-
3-57
86
1975
Bonds—(Cont.)
94
125
4%s
1970
100
100
100.3
87
1986
101 %
1G4%
105%
104
104%
104%
104%
Sears.
Roebuck
Sheraton
Co
&
4%s_1936
4%s
of
Am
1972
4%s
1967
8412
1983
100%
4%s__1982
103%
Southern Bell Tel 4s
102
Amer
(Ohio)
1021/2
Underwood
103%
104 %
U
102 %
102 Vi
1981
80%
_1991
104
104%
1975
National Can 5s
90
94
1976
106
109
4%s__Il986
105
105%
Ohio Power 4Vis
Okla Gas & Elec 4Vis
1986
102 V2
103%
1987
101%
102
100.5
100.2
100.5
1-57
100.2
100.5
Bid
5s
103
Vi
5*25
Corp
Industries 4 Vis
Universal Match 5s
Bid
March
22.
1957.
99.610
99.623
99.914
99.919
March
<28.
1957.
99.559
99.574
99;902
99.908
99.512
February
14.
1957
February
15,
1957
21,
1957—
February
28,
1957-;
76
77
1971
117
119
1970
108
112
March
•'
1976
90%
92
103%
104
March
7,
March
Western Maryland Ry 51is_1982
14.
21,
1957
99.375
99.392
•99,750
April 25,
1957—
99.307
99.320
99.694
May
2,
99.246
99.256
99.619
1957
April 18.
99.683
1957———.
99.807
99.742
1957_
99.863
April 4. 1957
April 11. 1957
99.495
99.854
99.797
:
99.631
June
24.
98.787
98.810
1957
1957
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
Arizona Pub Serv 4.80"*
pfd—50
Central Illinois
Light—
4.64%
Pacific
Power
6.16^
Texas
preferred
&
&
55 Vi
4.76%
•No
pfd_10O
par
value
tEx-100%
102%
stock
b Bid
dividend
tEx-2-for-l split,
a
100
Lt
54%
101
Light—
pfd
Pow
100
Ask
99.976
1971
S
Dollar Valae
Ask
99.974
81 Vi
Mueller Brass 3%s
England Telep
300.2
1-57
11-
February 7. 1957-.
Stocks-
Michigan Bell Tele 4%s
3-57
10-
1-57
Dollar Value
86%
101
103
102
& Sons—
9-
2-57
2-
United States Treasury Bills
February
Textron
102%
Light—
3-56
1-
101%
1987
1977
43/is_1986
1987
(M)
100
12-
3.875%
Ask
Pacific Gas & Elec 4%s
1987
Lighting
Power
Bid
Pac Pow & Lgt 5%s
Pub Seiv Elec & Gas
Standard Oil
4%s
New
99.29
3.875%
100%
91
.1976
43.4s
Lowenstein
103%
80%
.1976
Idaho Power 4Vis
Louisiana
103%
-1975
Finance 4%s
Long Island
Ask
.1975
Capital
Ferro
6-
Recent Security Issues
Bonds—
JBuTlington
3.55%
3.625%
Fund
3.40%
3.20%
Insur
Net
asset
106 %
k Admitted to
101
102 %
Stock
listing
Exchange
yield price,
Ex-rights,
t New
value.
105%
d
x
on
the New York
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued
> Ex-stock
dividend.
99.435
99.454
Number 5609
Volume 185
...
(651). 47
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•*>
%;
CLEARINGS
THE COURSE OF BANK
Bank clearings
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
Bethlehem
Chester
there is
gain for the
a
7.4
1,885,033
1,535,579
—10.3
1,621,677
1,857,704
1,631,856
1,511,485
24.6
+
3,890, 481
0.6
4,659,981
4,173.8Q2
1,246,000, ,000
3.2
1,133,000,000
1,040,000,000
3,139,119
3,751,105
3,684, 167
1.8
3,411,433
6,506,561
6,381, 745
2.0
5.936,527
6,084,217
"3,400,000
3,297 034
3.1
2,926,167
3,110,927
6,725,865
Scran ton
7,216, 171
6.8
6,694,378
7,597,247
16,906,883
14,086,818
14.276, 163
+ 18.4
14,847,870
12,489,801
12,874 257
+
9.4
13,094,428
10,693,331
1,347,260,535
1,303,617,929
+
3.3
1,189,589,009
1,092,313.583-
;
;
„
York
Delaware—Wilmington
New
1,567, 044
1,953,165
3,912,391
I
Wilkes-Barre
$20,932,906,903 for the same week in 1956. At this center
week ending Friday of 10.7%. Our comparative summary for
*
1,987, 346
2.443, 521
1,286,000,000
-
Philadelphia
Reading
$22,549,077,556 against
at
,
—
2,177.750
,
Lancaster
S
'/o
Dec.
1954
1955
Inc.or
S
1.839.997
Pennsylvania—Altoona
week ended Saturday, Feb. 2, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
7.7% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary totals stand
26
Jan.
Ended
1956
$
indicate that for the
of the country,
Week
1957
Compared with a year ago. Pre¬
this week will show ah increase
compiled by us based upon
liminary figures
fbird Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
..
Jersey—Trenton
—
the week follows:
Total
cities)
(11
CLEARINUS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Feb. 2-
10.7
1,064,206,298
+
6.0
1,214.000.000
1,206,000,000
+
0.7
672,099,710
637,066,603
+
5.5
368.349,477
375,762,212
351,400,000
360,200.000
Philadelphia
Boston
City
Kansas
Louis
Ohio—Canton
+10.3
502,155,681'
529,934.445
325,273,599
+
7.8
$16,118,751,416
+
8.2
4,221,259,575
4,011,795,405
+.
5.2
$21,664,825,641
$20,139,546,821
,+
7.6
—
Total
$17,443,566,066
days
+
4.6
46, 061,300
8,920,790
+
66.9
10, 252,526
12,000,109
+
8.8
9, 960,777
8,773,831
453,800,374
+
6.8
376, 033,275
381,487,815
(7
cities)
1,380,651,988
+
6.2
1,174,734,175
1,173,076,494
+
3.2
+
3.8
17,012,000
15,347,000
+
1.5
178,465.582
163,273,976
'V
884,251,915
All cities, one day
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
-
302,360,082
$22,549,077,556 $20,932,906,903
in
issue of; next week.
our
week covered by the foregoing will- appear
-
-+.
Accordingly^ irTthe
109,090,825
111,218,118
719,666,887
+ 38.6
7,129,762
341,437,060
Cities)
(6
685,637,010
6,577,531
5,605,048
8.6
320,945,712
1.9
104,058,054
293,393,098
89,146,628
5.0
630,415,533
570,328,909
+
—
+
5 tlxHi Federal Bcssrvt District—Atlaeta—
the week
'We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as
Georgia—Atlanta
+
11.2.
103,195,273
100.536,594
380,500,000
+
2.6
338,800,000
307.600,000
6,157,933
+
23.6
+
7.0
6,178,983
4,119,781
—
0.6
194,489,192
2.6
154,103,771
175,843,093
184,109,086
+ 20.3
9,067.413
490,181
7,610,258
••
i
/ 7.120,604
12,604,581
563,707
Alabama—Birmingham
194,579,394
15,161,499
.*
261,625,507
189,588,445
Florida—Jacksonville
6,653,468
260,152,522
Macon
•
..
117,630,702
390,300,000
,
-.Augusta
f
27,619,215
27,706,946
+ 10.0
130,822,988
Nashville
time of going to press. *
aboye the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
v -
27.633,021
30,404,898
'/Tennessee—Knoxville
the Saturday figures are not available at
.-ends Saturday, -and
9,879,285
370,846.003
3,563,159
7.7
- +
•
.
19.838,000
202,153.423
+10.2
:
Complete and/exact details for the
-
8,326,389
3,356,654
*
Maryland—Baltimore
District of Columbia—Washington
•
3.860,647
3.984,482
20,586,490
205.279,732
Richmond
•
Total
Total ell mtle«-for-vreek-
v
1,466,382,610
■South Carolina—Charleston
five day«.
43,157,100
51,420,800
_
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Riobwend—
;
**
Total -aU -cities,
271,637,373
451.275,189
+ 11.7
350 568,909
Other cities, five
v
470, 478,012
3.4
643,884.493
.
cities, lire-days
253, 088,234
4.8
14,888,109
53,788,000
.
;
"/West
Ten
8,418,797
7.1
+
484,824,198
*
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
466,852.540
Baltimore
--
8, 860,051
+
13,058,153
Columbus
Mansfield
Youngstown
2.4
—
—14.3
559,454,936
•
621,811.000
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
;
.
11,194,878
283,860,101
586,317,643
~
;
*
2.0
—
9.592,811
303,913,696
___
Cincinnati
Cleveland
515.079,922
Francisco
San
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+
1,127,774.599
Chicago
St.
'
$11,630,326,768 $10,509,571,126
York
New
%
.'<?
1956
1957
526,664
—
+
,
4,615,174"
5,659,399
>
•
"
detailed statement, however, which we present further below; ■ ;
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
y
Mobile
;' In the elaborate
*
we are
able to
Jan. 2G.
For. that week there/was an increase
•
of 6.5%, the aggregate clearings for
$23,212,656,091 against $21,787,415,279 in the
5.6%, the bank clearings
at this center showing an increase of 7.5%.
We group the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in
the New York Reserve District (including this city) the totals show an improvement
•
-
of 7.3%, in the
trict of
Reserve
District by
,
Michigan-«-Ann
r
:.
-
v
Arbor—
t;
-
■
12
2nd New York
10
11
Philadelphia
3rd
7
4th Cleveland
6
ftb Richmond
10
Atlanta
Cth
17
7th
Chicago
Cth
$
$
Boston
1*1
St. Louis
9th
836,901,158
7
Minneapolis
««
«
<•
12,299,648,493
+ 13.8
.70.688,000
75,152,000
Terre
Haute
9,560.853
8,438,038
3.064,264
3.221,120
2,879,192
2,789,104
138,280.637
6,518,025
125,337,352
+ 10.3
118,847,334
5,814,285
+ 12.1
4,686,024
101,090,939
4,487,268
._
-
Rapids
Des Moines
—_
City
43,114,444
...
Illinois—Bloomington
39,909,514
—
1,104.200.395
7,046,338
1,117,304,8^7
0,113,126
13,372,388
9,002.129
7.7
1.2
—
'
Decatur
+ 15.3
•
.
1,687,305
908,044,052
982,286,247
5,221,722
i ■
_
5,341,079
12,054,388
"
8.0
+
11,724,737
7,911,890
7,242,237
5.5
+
17.7
6,530,515
5,550,474
+
1.475,663,106
cities)
li,240,674
2,014,403
>
,
*
9.493.132
—
36,997,880 "
14,587,479
7.0
+
1,454,973
14,443,147
Chicago—
37,291,245
8.0
+
12,765,217
1.343,697
'
r
,
'.
4.9
—
13,654,991
—
(17
67,100,000
8,437,421
-
'
7(749,219
68,416,000
-
.
7.2
—
|
*
8,440,801
8,833,300
•
-
6.3
+
-
8,876,507
M
M
8.7
761,293,032
731,728,874
+
.
1,462,444,845
4,7^5,290;
4,622,558
0.9
1,305,287,945
1,206,463.G79
358,700.000
335.000,000
+
0
Dallas
12th San
7.3
11,231,650,508
10,149,819,322
3.3
1,189,589,009
1,092,313,583
+
6.2
1,174,734,175
1,173,076,494
719,666,887
635,637,010
+
5.0
630,415,533
1.261,991,965
1,227,015,571
+
2.8
1,028,692,123
1,305,287,945
1,206,463,679
680,567,961
+
6.2
651,086,009
608,878,949
562,466,029
506,185,084
+
11.1
472,013,328
457,504,889
636,975,771
586,375,628
+
8.6
592,737,942
581,943,280
North
526,158,365
+
6.7
478,143,144
427,329,320
Eouth
Dakota—Aberdeen
1,039,175,966
934,907,634
Montana—Billings
1,462,444.845
1,475,663,106
722,609,663
M
M
109
Total
Outside
New
York
City
now
add
our
149,580,080
4.8
128,512,228
122,268,265
2,408,032
+
6.5
2,122,531
+ 10.6
1,150,131,184
1,271,605,019
Total
cities)
(4
2,030,604
680,567,961
+
6.2
651,086,009
608,878,943
570,328,909
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—MinneapolisZ—
21,787,415,279
+
6.5
20,554.818,714
10,754,199,257
+
5.6
9,729,836,350
9,094,809,732
2.5
7,156,944
6,503,808
+ 10.9
318,315,207
313,622,135
121.804,620
+ 13.8
118,651,305
112,175,723
6,465,308
8,119.946
+
5.8
7,278,483
3,863.278
+
5.7
3,917,279
5,406,227
5.340,388
+
1.2
4,824,058
3,963,305
13,357,995
12,245,288
+
9.1
11,870,052
11,257,911
562,466,029
506,185,084
+11.1
472,013,328
457,504,889
961,088
—26.7
_
Total
cities).
(7
.*
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
We
week ended January
for each city for the
detailed statement showing the figures
Week
$
Ended
1P55
$
Dec.
$
</o
Portland
6,662,230
+
8.6
642,949,241
611,554.895
3.8
3,029.458
3,303,757
1,649,889
/. 3,413,022
3,161,603
+
8.0;
14,686.862
13,915,613
+
5.5
11,060,052
10,039,735
+10.2
.
Lowell
Row Bedford.
Springfield
—
—
'
Worcester _i
-
____
-Mow Haven
island—Providence.
35,292,062
24,222,537
30,167,000
33,354,400
-
3,297,357
Total
__
\
2,607.397
886,901,158
(12 cities).
,
2,604,924
815,621,293
——-
—
10,710.040
8,914,552
+ 18.2
33,636,995
35,874,934
+
2.9
18,290,971
16,032,266
+
10.6
Dallas
-
.
27,851,000
Forth
(a)
C
Buffalo
38,424,212
.+.
0.1
2,101,819
8.7
761,293,032
—35.2
:
-
28,477,371
5,307,700
+
4,849,041
132,887,527
7.8
126,873,700
(6
Total
cities)
Jersey—Newark
2.310,664
Total
(10 oitlei).
•+
8.6
+
10.1
9,010,371
7,244.612
+
6.8
408,703,405
365,347,911
+-
9.3
34,566,964
6,247,741
15,031,663
11,441,815
—
—
561,424,855
526,158,365
+
6.7
478.143,144
427,329,320
170.271,045
151,556,726
36,227,939
6.881.000
7,342,076
13.3
32,946,972
21.189,467
+ 16.0
23,355,961
18,786,899
38,737,816
+
3.3
34,765.511
24,060,873
+
68,454,787
+
81,Ty7,905
-+
3.6
207.151.196
181,987,393
4,431,481
6,470,000
6,583,000
2.5
169,100,202
99,016,617
88,117,304
22.367,717
l
6,268,935
*
+
7.3
.
'77,213,624
11,231,650,508
Grand
8.1
156.864.703
12.4
80.978,842
+
66,938,809
+
2.0
23,807,734
14,000,632
18,059,053
17,784,074
+
9.6
556,358,094
521,067,606
0.5
17,201,647
13,830,638
4,760,721
8,089,325
+ 16.0
27.184,847
+
7,687,823
6,075,275
+
26.5
5,183,243
11,174,622
total
10,149,819,322
(at
cities).
(109 citlea)
York City—
Clearings
67,887,726
622,004,293
11,078,498
+
0.9
9,715.293
27,315,997
Outside New
133,395,328
.
18,147,566
25,935.268
Barbara
(10
3,827,542
4,794,727
+ 11.9
681,963,803
Btockton
Total
+ 13.8
—
12,432,969
1,271,605,019
1,150,131,184
+
10.6
1,039,175,966
934.907,634
23,212,656,091
21,787,415,279
+
6.5
20,554,818,714
18.880,545,942
11,357,045,382
10,754,199,257
+
5.5
9,729,836,350
9,094,809,732
60,021,689
67,066,347
4.7
V 84,760,175'
11,463,008,421
+
—
30,556,047"
District—See Francises—
31,787,797
12,299,648,493
2,669, 305
581,943,280
2.5
Beacn
Francisco
Santa
71.700,966
-
592,737,942
0.8
Ban "Jose
9,785,736,210
7.5
"40,000,000
-
3,572, 975
(a)*
+
City
Pasadena
2,273,860
27.6
+
'
New Jersey
Lake
California—Long
10,824,982,364
+
24.585.676
northern
13,538, 188
4,672,822
586,375,628
189,141,072
Oregon—Portland
San
2.838,824
37,975,483
14.043,621
5.1
< a >
4.071,055
Utah—Salt
2,729,008
.2,373,271
11,033,216.022
43.011,780
+ 18.6
+
—
16,415.467
—
Louisiana—Shrevbport
.
3.622,602
Rochester
8.6
359,437, ,281
0,505,528
Fa Us
Wichita
25,724,632
+ 10.0
-
19,607 ,935
379.199,037
731,728,874
11,855.610,709
•yracuse
5,789,080
9,099,253
29,065,894
449,786.355
•
-Galveston
1,561,713.
+
<a>
137.231,686
12,225,542
7,415 886
5.4
+ 11.2
'34.162,406
■
3,142.219
_
_L
Oonaectlcu t—Stamford.
Hew
.
3,457.722
Jamestown
385,045.057
Yakima
147,989.440
Hhalrs.
Mow York
8.5
+
10,464,664
Worth,
Washington—Seattle-.
24,909.523
Blnghamton
166,784, ,564
+
9,963,616
23,692,936
480,585.588
39,610.920
7,050.000
7,159.372
16,554,311
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve
York—Albany.
147,111,646
139,878,769
■
District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
8.088,942
Jeete* Federal Reserve t(strict—Be«r Yerfc—
Hsw
7,454 ,081
636,975,771
cities)
(9
Eleventh Federal Reserve
2,875,126
12,450,710
'
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
1,119,355
1,408,842
7.5
:
41,713,905
24,929,978
Oonnscticut—Hartford-.
7,860,779
2,485,972
682,456,535
3.177.136
1.525,745
River
5,219,701
5,173,024
3.4
741,237,639
.'Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
+
6,445.963
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
848,421
1,1
418.244,212
14,502,818
5.492,886
(a)
City
Joseph
St.
2,043,530
2,189,063
9.8
82.6
+
10,497,959
-
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
+
2,361,675
2,592.791
a
$
949, ,792
'.515, 273
+
26,353,714
Kansas—Topeka
,*
i tee—
First Federal Reserve District—Reetei—
■Cains—Bangor
1954
«
540,240
8.279,300
!
_
Omaha
26
Jen.
Inc. or
1956
836,469
986,543
8.367,274
151,825,628
Hastings
Lincoln
1957
3,516,699
City704,737
Nebraska—Fremont
26 for four years:
Clearings
—
4.081,861
—
Helena
23,212.656,091
9,217,137
345,594,427
138,614.908
8,592,025
Paul
383,424,158
Z
Minneapolis
St.
8,988,855
—.
Minnesota—Duluth—_„
18,880,545,942
11,357,045,282
««
161,751,250
+
Dakota—Faigo
561,424,855
+ 13.4
946,251,009
+'
0.9
+
172,392,463
138,967,456
722,609,663
+
366,800,000
195.571,214
147,574,570
2,563,879
Illinois—Quincy
1,303,617,929
1,380,651,988
«•
«
2.8
376,900,000
!
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
1,466,382,610
<«
10
Francisco
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St,
1,347,260,535
H
9
11th
.:
13,762,901
9,892,268
$
+
11,463,008,421
elttsa
4
10th Kansas City
i
2,035,234
16,149,895
10,461,973
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar
1954
$
Ve
Dec.
,
815.621,293
*
i~
1,733,500
1.7
11,905.336
Bend
Total
1955
Inc. or
1956
1957
Week Ended Jan. 26—
,
+ 42.2
—10.3
_
'
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
«,
.
2,148,605
+'
Indianapolis
Districts:
•
10.476,197
Rockfoid
by Federal Reserve
In the following we furnish a summary
i
-
19,263,792
Springfield,
»
946,251.009
9,397,783
Wayne
South
District of 0.9%.
182,379,217
1,028,692.123
3,055,429
19,586,466
Peoria
San Francisco Reserve
and in the
189,000,965
2.8
—
Indiana—Fort
,
5.1
"•
-*».»•
Grpnd Rapids
Bioux
+
219,104.301
.
Mstriet—-Ghleace—
Lansing
the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
Reserve District the totals are larger by 6.2%, in the
5.0% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 2.8%.
0.9%, the St. Louis Reserve
District of 6.2% and the.Minneapolis Reserve District of 11.1%.*/ In the Kansas City
Reserve District/there is an increase of 8.6%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 6.7%
*-•*.>.,x
t*
'431,111
7.0
1,227,015,571 ,+
1,261,991,965
Seventh Federal Reserve
-
.
8,997,738
•+
230,267,044
Orleans-.
ao cities)——
Total
District has to its credit a gain of
The Chicago Reserve
4
Louisiana—New
Boston Reserve District of 8,7% and in
3.3%.^ In the Cleveland
Richmond
Mississippi—Vicksburg
.
this city there was a gain, of
week in 1956.; Outside of
same
-
*
V
.
/-.the whole country having .amounted to
-
i
operations discontinued.
•Estimated.
^
48
(652)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant
the
to
DIVIDENDS
Section 522 of the 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.
FOREION
EXCHANGE
requirement of
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
JANUARY
Country and
Monetary Unit
FEDERAL
25,
Noon
1957
Buying
RESERVE
TO
Rate
for
Japan,
1.042343
.209666
..
.209666
.00435401° '
.00435401°"
V
.00285468
-
.00285500
.00285500
.238050°
.238050°
.238000*
.209580
.209560
.206550*
2.797500
2.798125
.00277912*
.0800560
.0800560
.261040
guilder
.261060
2.770420
2.770111
•V
.140080°
.
.0800560
v
.140080°
.209530
2.797500
--■/"•
'
•*
,
.233260
Africa; pound
.233275
.' -2.787255.:/
.
Kingdom, pound sterling.
/
-
2.797500
-
2.787671
Columbia
Ribtares
$4.25
.496766°
Combined
,0349000
Commodore
.0349000
.233275
2.787359
Federal Reserve Ranks Combined
(In
2.797500
the
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (--) Since
Jan. 30,
Jan. 23,
1957
1957
account
Total
F.
R.
gold
F. R.
certificate
notes of
Other
20,689,393
other
notes
reserves
+
554.216
Acceptances—bought
533,041
+
3,481
13,026
+'
+
+
28.898
+
319,939
255,848
—
'
825
+
29,848
outright..
and
+
40
+
151
19
•
,
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
+
539,535
_
142,940
+
9,153,913
Total
bought
Held under
,
million.
Total
U.
S.
banks
40,965
Govt,
securities
and
securities
Due
lor.ns
23,427,897
from
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
*
—
Other
24,136,424
banks..,
cash
'
items
142,940
*
74,305
assets
Total
+
"177,058
—
99
303,615
+
11,457
51,943,781
assets.
—
284,822
+
*
34L51T
+
Other
<
+
.102,513
"+
119,579
12,291
+
•
*•
915,712
to
estate
Other
U.
LIABILITIES—
Reserve
Deposits:
U. S,
103,227
+
515,810
•
S.
loans.,
S.
18,889,375
L__
-
+
354,888
347,900
,___
183,041
613,693
+
30,168
260,681
Treasurer—general acct.
Foreign ~—_
Other
—
+
1,753
«
5,699
—
215,853
+
12,037
—
920
to
1,659
Cash
in
deposits
Total
20,111,649
3,897,391
104,478
8,458
+
+
206,216
290
+
3,016
"»
+
109,289
+
829,520
»
Foreign
ACCOUNTS—
paid
in
327,611
Surplus
(Section
7)
(Section
13b)
capital
bilities
ances
53,981
note
51,943,781
on
for
From
From
.
433
391
i
+
+
9,790
+
119,579
+
10,059
serves;
.6%
foreign
2,322
+
2,019
—
40
+
preferred
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition
banks
shows
ended
of
the
the
following
Jan.
23:
justed, $391
million
in
statement of weekly
reporting member
Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
principal
Decreases
of
changes
for
$400 million
in
the
week
loans
ad¬
and
including
those
after
shown
holdings of Treasury bills, $131
domestic banks, $227 million
adjusted, and $792 million in demand
Commercial and industrial loans
decreased in all dis¬
total of $243 million
at all
reporting member
banks; the principal decreases were
$58 million in New
City, $35 million in the San Francisco
52
-
current
volume
;
+
million
in
the
227
were
Pinellas
Co.,
Industries,
Savannah
First
41/a%
269
83
—
48
deduction
of
324
"'+
18
+
115
+.
471"
—
_
215
+
Electric
&
8%
re¬
District,
$23
million
in
the
Cleveland District, and $20
million in Chicago.
Changes
according to industry appear in another
press
release
Loons to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or carrying
United States Government and other
securities decreased
$86 million. "Other" loans decreased
$37 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $317
million
New York City.
Holdings of Treasury certificates
in
of
notes,
redemption,
provisions.
Power
f.
s.
debentures
Page
Mar.
1
Cyanamid
5%
Mallory
Newport
convertible
Refineries,
(P. R.)
cum.
pfd.
stock,
C
1
1.
H-15;
11-
I
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
3-15
3-
2-20
2- .7
;
93 3A
'
.
c
40c
.
28VsC
'
v.
3-
:50c
1
-
$2
3-15.
3-1
2-18
4-
SI.75
1
7-
3-15
2
6-14
$1.75
9-27
9-13
10c
...
3-15
3-
1
1
(quar.)___
:
10c
6-15
preferred- (quar.K._
87 Vtc
8-31
2-
1
3-20-
..
6-
9-15
2-15
IfrC
3ta%
1-15
2-11
1
3-30-
28c
v:
2-15
3-
■
.*
1
2-15
$1.05
•
(quar.)
.-
Stores
Power
3.75%
a
(quar.).'.;
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Light,"
40c
4
3-
5
preferred
A
12*2C
2-15
1-25
60c
3-
1
2-
93 ^4 c
3-
1
2-
933+c
3-
1
2-
Delaware
Valley Finance
Class
Delta
A
8
97 V2C
3-
1
2-
8
•2-
1
.
(quar.)__
50c
:
Corp.—
Lines
Dennison
4
(quar. )^_-
Mfg.,
common
tquar.)
common
debenture
stock
(quar.)......!.
Gas
&
Oil
(W.
(stock
B
dep.
Divco-Wayne
Diversified
;
Corp.
from
Page
•
4
Common
$1.56
3-29
3-21
3-12
2-26
3-20
3-20
dividend)—_____
(quar,)
__,__4
1%
3-26
3-
25c
3-11
3-
1
4c
2-15
2-
1
30c
2-j 1
1-31
25c
2-15
1-18
2-15
6%
.
—1_"__
ord.
(Interim)
reg
3-
income—
1-18
12-26
2-11
2-
4
10c
2-25
2-
1
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
'
Corp.—
(increased
quar.)
(initial
Products,
8
-
40c
35c
quar.)__-
common
(stock
39c
div.)
Oil Fields (monthly)
Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
10 %
25c
2-15
2-
1
4-
1
3-20
6-
1
3-
2-23
1
2 15
tl5c
1-31
2-
1-24
6
50c
Industries
Bradstreet
Supply
3-
1
1-30
1-30
2-15
5 )c
2-
4-
3-21
45c
3-15
3-
35c
3-11
2-20
114c
(quar.)
2-15
50c
(increased)
Metals
2-20
115c
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
preferred (qunr.)
2-20
50c
:
:
Ducommun
1-31
2-22
J15c
(quar.)
tquar.)
2-22
130c
Industries, Ltd
:
Corp., com. (increased quar.)
pref.
(quar.)
&
4
Inc.—
_4_
Dominion Textile Ltd.
4.80%
'
15c
Fund.
investment
tquar.)
preferred
Dresser
4
25c
(quar.)
net
Dodge Manufacturing
J2839
.Mar. 29
2-
10c
Dravo
*
4
25c
:___
receipts for
Houser
Dover
.
4
3-
8
Ltd.—
Investment
Quarterly
2-
25C
Cement
Products
(quar.)
Co.,
4
$1.50
S.)
Amer.
2-
3-
'
Bridge (quar.)
Steel Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_z(
:
Portland
2-15
2-
4
"$2
International
Aluminum
5
4
3-
40c
.
33-
40c
(quar.)_.
V2C
20c
.4
A
2-15,.
8
......
(quar:)
Air
8%
ne
8
■
3.75% .'preferred B
(quar.)
3.90% preferred C (quar.)
Glass
2-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Deerfield
3-1
„
;
common
Dupuis Freres,
series
1
58-
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
t30c
(quar.)
25c
2-
1
4
5
1
1-21
Corp.—
cumulative
Leonard
Co.,
2-
5-16
8-15
,tl7VaC
T-
Inc.
Dun
American
(quar.)
Lighting
12785
CALLED
Date
2-15/
S4'
$1.75
Apartments
Douglas Aircraft
1
Company and Issue—
Fedders-Quigan
•
Co.—
Inc.,
4%
ISSUES
Ltd.
Dominguez
1
15
1975..Mar.
series, due March 1,
ENTIRE
;
tlOc
Drug
Doeskin
Co.—
mortgage bonds, 3%
3-
3-22
S4
(quar.)_^
Extra
Feb.
4
8
3-22
S4
Extra
1967.Mar.
2-
1
$4
Mills
Press,
Dibbs
REDEMPTIONS
series due
3-
4-15
;
preferred
Dobbs
stock
2-l»
30c
>
last date for mak¬
or
1-23
3.-11
S1.31.V4.
(quar.)__________^
,
preferred, (quar.)
Diamond
given in the "Chronicle."
conv.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
Date
Inc.,
common
preferred
Distillers
for
1-15
2-18
25c
Clay Mfg. (quar.)__.__
Di Giorgio Fruit, class A
(quar.)
I
fund
6
25c
Sexton
Detroit
called
1
2-
1
2-15
10»%
-
i
Voting
valuation
corporate bonds,
3-15
3-
3-
10c
____^
(quar.)__.
Imperial
Dayton
869
—
792
1
*
(quar.)__
(quar.)__.
Realty
4-
2-25-
3-30
31 V4C
33a% preferred (quar.);
Package Mfg. Co. (special)^-
Cuneo
"439
"+
19
—
v
sinking
debs., 4'/a%
cap.
preferred
9334C
$1.12 Va
Refrigeration
preferred
Dominion
PARTIAL
Milk
1
3-15
1
68
—
33
—
Company and Issue—
District
Boston
(quar.)
45c
conv.
Cunningham
8
+
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
Pacific Finance Corp,,
(quar.)
2nd pfd.
(quar.
Copper & Steel Industries—
preferred (quar.
7%
165
'+
-
3131
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location
in
the
York
$27
common
Quarterly
gross.
The date indicates the
redemption
Pet
a
stock
under
million in
deposits credited to domestic banks.
tricts and
called
...
Quarterly
—
262
list of
common
balances with
in demand deposits
Can;,
preferred
777
Notices
a
60c
1
2 48
-f •
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
Below will be found
.-
quar.)
1
Detroit
166
1
1-31?
3-
—
+'"
830
28,576
—
2-
2-12
2-28
1
Dickey
61,429
1
2-27
:
4-
27
•
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments.
3-
-,
25c
f 37 Vac
r
$1.-13
28
915,712
+
3-22
(quar.)___.
Devonian
.5%
5
preferred
6%
+
4-
1-18
139
—
lia¬
accept¬
1
2-15
tl3c
.
(quar.)-
(quar.)
Crystal Oil & Land Corp., $1.12 pfd.
Cuban-American Sugar—
—1.815
—
1,583
are
8
1"
3-
—1,747
+
803
Banks!..
items
A
2-
3-
3-
3-
Cumberland
■+••
10,537
loan
class
3-15
3-14
1
7%
25
—
22,362
______—
individual
-
-
1
+
13,639
;
and
60c
20c
(quar.)
10c
?5c
Corp.
4-
—
2,490
banks
(quar.)-..-*
3-20
2-20
49
7,398
58,296
to
Y.
I
1..
4-
7%
deposits:
loans
N.
12-
4-
•
6-' 1
$1.04
556
+i
28
;
—
—
others
of
of
1
12-15
10c
(quar.).'...
(increased
Daystrom,
Reserve
Co.
9-
750c
convertible preferred (quar..)__
Cork & Seal Co..
Ltd. (quar.)
Zellerbach Corp., $4.20 pfd.
(quar.)
Crum & Forster, 8%
preferred (quar.).
—3,145
—
:.
Banks
adjusted
banks.
Federal
+ Exclusive
46.1%
liability
purchased
22,152
+
152,122
combined
■Contingent
+
27,543
Total liab. & capital
accounts
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
R.
500
747,593
...
accounts
deposit and F.
+
&
Inc.,
•Announcement
6%
Co.,: Inc.,
Industries,
Worthington Corp.;
Inc.,
cum.
in
preferred
cuinul.
4'/ar
4'A "r
stock,
conv.
prior pfd. stk.,
this
issue,
series
28
20
pfd. stock.:
pfd.
4 "2%
Easen
A__Feb.
stock..Feb.
preferred
cumul.
stock
cv.
341
•
*
Feb-.
28
*
Feb.
9
•
Oil
Volume
East
St.
(quar.).,
I2V2C
4-15
4-
5
!
Loufs
12'2C
7-15
7-
3
:
12 V2C
10-15
10-
4
&
Interurban
Water
Co.—
6%
series.Mar. 15
184.
Co,
Quarterly
Quarterly
*
preferred
tquar.)
S1.50
3-
1
7%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
3-
1
2-11
7l/sC
4-
1
3-15
25c
4-
1
3-15
Eastern
$1
2-11
Racing Assn.—
Common
lln
1
9-15
'
Crown
+ ,-703
—
1.003
banks
3-
-O-l 5
X5 Oc
-
4y-t'-fft
647
24
37
—
banks
demand
3-15
f50c*
_•-
Creamery
116
—
+
••
681
5,113
Time deposits except U. S. Government
U. S. Government deposits...
Domestic
1
2-^8
..1-28
$1.12*4
Extra
108
1,321
deposits
1
2-
(Toronto)—
iquar.)_j;_.
Electrodynamics
Bay-Brite
Demand
Interbank
50,688,912
Surplus
to
+
1-31
2-
2-15
(quar.)
+4,224
r
Borrowings:
Capital
Other
203,768
+
15,740
•
liabilities
CAPITAL
+ '
2-15
preferred
Crane Co.,
LIABILITIES—
Total
I
Deferred availability cash items
Other liabilities and accrued divs.
8
(quar,)
+4.296
870
26,330
....
domestic
2-
2-15
f20c
^
1
2-11
2-27
20c
< si.;
.
•..
I
3'
$1.37»2
Crown
-
vault
with
25c
preferred
Cosmos
+. >374
—
1,907
;
*
—
—
banks
Balances
Edison
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
"
■
7
—-
i.
Reserve
2-
(quar.)j;;
preferred
Laundries
Cosmopolitan
93,633
—
40c
Ltd.
$5.25
—.86
—
10,866
securities—total
Federal
'
.
243
»
3'
—
18,629
with
1-13
2-15
2-15
.
^50C
Range Co.
Cornell-Dubilier Electric,
\
bonds
Reserves
449
8.807
Other securities.......
2-15
.-
Cribben
of indebtedness
3-11
(quar.)'.
i-__._4___.____.
Co.—
Copeland
for
_■
certificates
60c
..
.*
^
Association
Glass.
5%
Jan. 25,
400
:
Government
Life
3-15
4-15
20c
Industries
Continental Oil (stock div.)
dollars)
—
carry--.
loans
Loans
reserves
$48
1956
—
1,183
Treasury bills..-
U.
26,664,123
or
2-15
1
(quar.
Ltd.
Power
4.50%
mem¬
1957
—
securities-
purchasing
Treasury notes
notes..
Member bank
for
1
1
$4.52
Decrease (—> Since
29,900
<•'
dealers
and
A
Continental
Jan. 16,
85,583
loans.__
securities.
Real
Treasury
Federal
adjusted).
carrying
or
3*
3-14
4-
...
Common
deposits
decreased
51,855
brokers
loans
ing
-
379,022
—
others
-
adjusted)..
purchasing
Co.
Copper
and industrial
Agricultural loans..
i__
1-23
3-30
,
$4.16
increased
(In millions of
investments
1-14
*
2-15
.
25c
J
Continental
1957
40,965
—
22
4,828,511
premises...
Time
Banks
Jan. 23,
and
2-11-
•
5-
...
Paper
follows:
Commercial
5'e'
87 J/ac
8
2-25
,"1-31
$1.06'A
—
common
Consumers
City and
of assets and liabilities of reporting
Loans
a"
'.lie
(quar.
Consumers
Increase ( + ) or
Loans
Total
Reserve
5,012,000
142,940
—
York
District.
ASSETS—
23,427,837
New
•
-.j<»
5
2-
3
2-15
-r, V75c r
-
Rock
Products
ConsolidatecF- Theatres,. Ltd.,. 50c
Consolidated Water, Power &
Loans to banks increased $28 million.
A summary
2-8
3-
+20C
.
Continental
Federal
1
3-" 1
42'/a C
>
Consolidated
million.
from
Loans
outright...
'
in
Cleveland
—5,012,000
repurchase agree't
,
$33
Borrowings
2,801,750
___
the
40,965
—
10,932,699
...
Notes
in
Gas,
:
Consolidated
in
3-
$4.50
million
$83 million and borrowings from
11,840
Bought outright—
Bonds
million
ber
Certificates
million
$122
1-18
1
3-
87>
.
A
—
Consolidated
the
increased
Government securities:
Bills
decreased
2-15
4-
.
50c
-
(quar.)_
.
(quar.)
Corp.—
National
Consolidated
York
in
they increased $79
$64
169,254
+
677,854
adjusted
1
1TC
Paper Co:, class
Hotel, Inc. (quar.
Connohio,-lnc^,
District outside of New York City, $73
Chicago District, $67 million in the San
Francisco District, and $40 million in the Boston
District;
million
545,067
10,080
23,746
+
New
deposits
2-14
2-11
40c
$1,12
(quar.)
preferred
$3.75
296,519
—
485,149
Discounts and advances
Industrial loans____
U. S.
—
21,561,539
banks.
cash
1956
300,000
+
372.146
Feb. 1,
s
decreased
2-21
3-
•
„•
Locks
Natural
5'/a%
Conduits
"
$25 million, Treasury notes $28
million, and United States Government bonds $49 million.
Holdings of "other" securities decreased $27 million.
Demand
thousands of dollars)
ASSETS—
indebtedness
r_ -
„
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INCLUSIVE
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Jan. 25
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Friday
Australia,
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...
(both
preferred
no
par
(quar.)
&
$2
par)
(quar.)
-
Volume 185
Number-5609
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
.
Per
States
Corp.
(Md.)—
$7
preferred
A
preferred
B
j accum.)__
Paso
Natural
4A%
Gas
of Rec.
pfd.
1
4-
5
5-
1
4-
5
3-
1
2-15
Hackcnsack
Hamilton
$1.02 Vi
(quar.)
Quarterly
-
preferred
(quar.)_~
$1.06'A
3-
1
2-15
preferred
5%%
(quar.)
$1.37%
3-
1
2-15
5%
$1.34
3-
1
2-15
5 %
$1.41 A
3-
1
2-15
$1.10
3-
1
2-15
Class
$1.37%
3-
1
2-15
5%
5.36%
__'_1
preferred
$4.40
(quar.)
preferred
5.65%
(quar.).
second
5.50%.
preferred
preferred
Electric
Hose
Rubber
&
L
(quar,)__
tquar.)
;
...
Elgin National
Emhart
Watch
Co.
Manufacturing
•s-4%
iquaT.)
preierred
Empire
Life
Empire
Trust
Insurance
(N.
Co.
2-15
2-
8
Harsco
2-25
2-
4
Equitable
Credit
4.50%
(Out.)
preferred
(annual)
pfd.
2-15
Hercules
Cement
3-
1
2-15
Hercules
Powder
2-22
2-
Hersney
Chocolate
2-
8
1-18
4% %
preferred
A
Heyden
Chemical
Corp.
4 %
30c
6
3-
9
2-20
3-
1
2-15
40c
3-
1
2-
8
Common
$1.12 %
3-
1
2-
8
3%%
50c
3-
1
2-
8
$4.37!/a
._
12%c,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Equity Corp., $2 pfd.
Ilaughton Elevator
1
S75c
dividend)
(stock
common
1-15
3-
;
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_
(quar.)
Stock
uncx-eased
k
Railroad
$5
ttsburgh
S5
pfd.
Erlanger
Mills,
4%%
Evans
Products
1-18
Bros.
Extra
Quarterly
Farrington Mfg.
Fedders-Qulgan
5%
V
prefarred
5'/2 %
pfd.
Federal
A
Asphalt
Federal
Co.
Federal
Paper
\
1500
Walnut Street, $3
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4'/a%
First
Corp.
Co.
3-
4
2-13
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2-18
2-
7
,i Stock dividend
-
■
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Fltzslmmons
Class
B
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Corp.,
preferred
4%
-
B
Freeport
1
2-11
3-
1
the
Co.
(quar.)..
iquar.)
Mining
Bay
3-
1
2-15
17c
4-16
-
•
3-15:,
2-27
4
1-
2-
4
3-
1
2nd
pfd.
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preferred B
A
(Tom)
3-
Gas
i;
$1
2-15
2-,
2-
Corp.
:
General Dynamics,
Finance
common
General
Gas
Stock
3-15
.3-
1
5V2c
+$1.25
3-15
2-
8
International
Power,
3-15
2-
8
International
Products—-
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
I
2-15
2-
1
3-29
3-
3-
1
International
Haiwester,
International
3-15
2-21
56 Ac
2-15
2-
5%
from
Utilities
International
1
investment
lated
income
2-
6
3-
5
$1.76
preferred
4%%
preferred
3-15
Metals
2-15
1
2-11
1-18
3-15
3-
1
(s-a)
Increased quarterly
1-11
2-15
1-31
General
Public
General
Eteol
General
Utilities
Wares
47
(quar.)
Co.,
Ltd.,
%C
preferred
56c
3-
Giant
Ycllowknife
Gillette
Co.
Gold
2-15
6%
first
preferred
Goodall
Rubber
Goodyear Tire
Gossard
(H.
Government
Stock
Co.
Lakes
(N.
Y.)
1
2-21
4-
1
3-11
4r
1
3-11
2-15
2-
3-15
2-15
3-
2-
Pacific
Co.
Tea
of
B
Ry.
Coal
A
(A.
Green
Bay
Income
2-25
1-25
2-21
2-
Works
2-16
1-23
2-16
1-23
3-11
2-11
&
J12 %c
Brick
Fire
2-11
2-15
3-18
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(stock
12-
4
2-21
2-15
1-31
1-31
2-15
2-
1
5%
2-15
2-
1
25c
(stock tlivd.)
2-15
5%
dividend)
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7
2-22
2-
$5
2-
6
1-18
$50
(quar.)
RR..
A
2-
6
1-18
'
Income
debentures
Gregory Industries
Griesedieck
Gross
Co.
Telecasting,
Class
B
Trust
Consumer
Co.
Guardian Mutual
6%
Gulf
net
preferred
Mobile
&
(N.
6
1-18
2-25
2-
4-
1
3-15
40c
(quar.)
Y.)
(stock
divid.).
Corp.
(quar.)
Finance
Fund
Gas,
2-11
1-28
8
1st
preferred
1
(quar.)
Jervis
Corp.
Aluminum
pfd.
Tquar.)__
3-
1
2-14
Kaltman
Kansas
2-15
2-
3.80%
4%>
preferred
1 +»;
1
4.20%
4.35%
preferred
preferred
3-15
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
—
Kellogg Company, common
3V2% preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes
iquar.)
Co.
Kennametal,
Inc.
Stone
4%%
Kerr
(quar.)
Co.
Utilities,
Kentucky
(quar.)
3-
2-
1
(quar.)
common
—.
(quar.)_—
(quar.)—,
Fund
(monthly)
Income
Monthly.
4.80%
1st
2-15
2-21
pi'eferred
2-21
investment
net
Steel
Kevstone
Klein
2-
1
$1.18%
3-
1
$1
3-
1
(Annual)
Knox
60c
Co., com.
preferred
(quar.i
Koehring Company, new com.
Kresge
(S.
Company
S.)
:
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
Kroger Co., common (quar.)—
6%
preferred (quar.)_
7%
preferred (quar.)
Kromex
Kisox
—.—
(quar.)____
Edison Co., 3.80%
Heater
Co.
(quar.)
—
Apparel,
Inc.
(quar.)
Lake
7%
of
the
Woods
preferred
pfd.
Milling
Co.,
(quar.)
Gulf
Oil
Corp.
Power Co.,
(quar.i
1
2-15
$1.25
6-10
5-20
Lakeside
Laboratories
3-11
2-
3
Lanston
Industries
4-
3-15
Stock
(increased)
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16
1
dividend
(quar.)
6-14
9-30
12-
2-15
2-
5
1
3-
4
4-
9-13
6
'
96 Ac
(quar.)
4-
1
3-
4
(quar.)
97 %c
4-
1
3-
4
(quar.)
$1.08%
4-
1
3-
4
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4
Water
5%
2-28
2-14
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
2-15
1-10
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
2-14
2-14
3-
1
2-14
3-
4
2-15
1-31
1
2-
1
3-
1
2-
1
35c
2-
8
1-25
$1.25
3-
1
2-20
$1.27%
3-
1
$1.37%
3-
1
2-20
$1.37%
....
2-15
2-1
Public
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cement
4-
1
3-15
$1.15
4-
1
3-15 '
2-
7
1-25
18c
3-12
2-27
3-12
2-27
2-19
(quar.)
.005%
—L
preferred
Chemical
Oil
2-15
$1.10
(quar.)
common
dividend
Stock
4.30%
Monsanto
37 %c
—
50c
preferred
Service,
2-20
'
—
4.40%
Portland
1-25
2-15
—
_
Missouri
2-15
10c
(increased)
common
preferred
2-18
3-
preferred
$4.60
2-15
8c
...
:—
—
Minneapolis Gas,
3-
1
5c
(monthly)
(annual)
Mining Corp.
____f
1
3-
3-14
25c
(quar.)
—______
Laboratories
4-
75c
20c
$1.11%
Products
Food
3-
$1.07%
(quar.i
(quar.)
1
2-
1
25c
2-25
20c
3-15
3-
1
75c
2-15
2-
1
$1.25
3-
1
2-15
U5c
(quar.)_
3-15
'*
Moody's Investors Service—
Moore-Handley
(quar.)
preference
participating
$3
Co.
Hardware
(quar.)
5%
preferred
60c
convertible
4-
1
3-15
Mosinee
4-
1
3-15
Motor
2-20
2-
5
Munsingwear,
4-15
4-
8
5',4%
3-15
2-25
Mutual
3-
Paper
Wheel
Corp.
(quar.)_
Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
Investment
net
2-
4
realized
3-
Fund,
—
($0,049
and
2-
8
1
2-
4
2-
1
3-
9
2-15
3-15
2-13
3-15
2-13
2-15
2-
1
3-
2-
6
26 Ac
,
.
from
$0,041
Inc.
income
investment
2-15
2-15
(quar.)___
1
3-
2-15
30c
•
3-
40c
t
30c
40c
preferred (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Mills Co
Morrison-Knudsen
lrom
4
1
3-
1
2-12
4-
1
securities
9c
profits)
Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
Louis Ry.—•
3-12
$1
2-15
1-31
3-11
2-11
2-
1-28
8
2-20
2-15
2-11
1-29
4
2-15
1-
2-25
2-15
2-28
2-15
3-12
2-15
3-
1
1-30
4-
1
3-15
5-
1
4-15
2-15
1-31
10c
2-20
2-
2-11
Casket Co.
Distillers
(quar.)
Products
Quarterly
National Screw
Mfg.
&
Neptune
$2.40
1-25
New
2-15
1-31
J$1.75
3-
1
2-
20c
4-
1
3-20
15c
2-11
1-30
5%
2-11
1-30
Common
Ltd.—
334%
1
4'/2 %
$4.50
Newport
33A%
2-
1
2-18
$1.75
3-15
2-15
3-11
2-15
4-
3-18
1
8
(quar.)
1-31
2-15
2-15
1-31
3-
7
2-26
2-15
State
&
Louis
RR.
1
2-15
2-
1
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
2-21
2-15
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
St.
2-
60c
40c
50C
Brake Co.
Chicago
York,
1
3-
50c
Air
V
2-15
3-
$1.06 A
14c
Co.
Meter Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
York
3-15
tl5c
$1.12%
14c
series
Paper
Quarterly
New
2
30c
—.—,—
stock
1
York
2-11
62 %c
(quar.)
series
Nekoosa-Edwards
New
3-
Series—
National Securities
Preferred
1-21
50c
preferred (quar.)__—
Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada
National Gypsmn Co., $4.50 pfd. (ouar.)_
National Lead Co., 7% class A pfd. (quar.)
National Malleable & Steel Castings Co.—
4V*%
National
Stock
2-15
Corp.—
(quar.)
Common
1
25c
25c
National
.
Co.—
Electric & Gas—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred (1949 series)
preferred (quar.)
Electric, common
preferred (quar.)
1-18
93 %C
(quar.).
(quar.)
•
Gulf
6-28
12-20
95c
(qua'r.)
1-21
$1.25
6-14
12 %c
2-15
\(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—■
4
3-15
7-15
30c
_
—
Mississippi Power,
.
3-
3-29
30c
i.rf i r__
_'a %
2-25
10c
Corp.
3-25
30c
preferred
Miles
,
"
8
30c
_
3-15
$1
1V2%
5%
15c
25c
40c
56c
$1.50
$1.75
div.)_—
2-
25c
1
America—
(stock
2-22
4%
(increased quar.).
1
24c
dividend)
(stock
2-15
2-15
'
15c
4-
25c
:—;
Glass
Knudsetx Creainery
(quar.)
A
3-
(from
—
1-31
2-15
Corp.—
2-28
50c
iquar.)
Co. of
Insurance
Life
Lafayette National Bank
3-
1
National
(quar.)
L'Aiglon
7
3-
3-15
1-28
2-28
1
$1.06A
37 %c
2-20
30c
income)-
Wire
&
Department Stores
<S.i
1-23
2-
2-
3-15
30c
(quar.)_,_
2-28
2-21
1
1
Midwest Piping Co
1-25
—f
(quar.)__
Funds—
Keystone Income Fund series "K-l"
3-10
3-18
3-
3-
preferred
Mineral
1-25
Custodian
Keystone
2-11
10c
1
3-14
40c
1
6c
——T-r—
2-21
12 %c
2-
65c
(quar.)—i.^-.
(quar.)
$5.10 preferred (quar.)—
5'/2% preferred (quar.)___—_—_____
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—
$5.50
1st preferred
(quar.)
$1.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
$1.183A
—
1
preferred
3-15
preferred
3-15
3-
(quar.
Mickelberrv's
2-15
25c
32c
2-14
3-29
t50c
(quar.)____
Ltd.
Corp.
Middlesex
1
2-15
1
12-28
2-28
4.35%
,1-31
1
3-
12-29
2-28
3.90%
6
1
S5c
$1
$1.05
$1.083A
$1.12%
25c
87V2c
60c
25c
2-28
4.45%
2-
1
4-
.
2-21
62 %c
—
(quar.)
Messenger
2-28
t
8
50c
;;
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Monterey
(quar.)
12-31
3-
common
Quarterly
Quarterly
Qua rter ljr% _______
2-15
3-
5%
(quar.)—
2-18
*40c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
2- 5
3-
3-
•22,/2c
(quar.)
preferred
2-15
.
(Increased)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
5
fr.
Light--
&
Power
Oil
preferred
Mengel Co.
3-
59%c
$1.03Ve
i
dividend)..
(stock
Co.
<sz
City
2-20
2-25
during
SI.25
—
6-14
2-25
3-11
re¬
preferred B
(quar.)
Menasco Mfg.
(s-a)
1-25
32c
(quar.)
6-30
3-11
14c
gains
4 %•
7
2-
1
(special from
capital
$1.25
15c
com.
3-15
20c
—
Meadville
1-24
2-21
$1.20
(quar.)——
(quar.)
3-30
35c
(quar.)
commoix
Melville Shoe
Corp.—
Chemical,
&
preferred
preferred
3-
25c
long-term
Missouri
4%%
3-15
3-15
30c
—
1.—...
preferred (quar.)__
!
Telephone (quar.)___
*
5
35%c
(quar.)—
1%c
30c
S5
2-
1
T
2-15
Bobbins
&
Corp.,
4W%
2- .1
1
3c
—5%
(quar.)
62 %e
RR.,
1
2-14
Semi-annually
income
common
McKesson
Mead
3-
(quar.)—--—
A
5
3-29
+25C
(quar.).
3-11
20%
Inc.—
(quar.i
Ohio
preferred
5%
2-19
3-
J25C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
1
}7c
(quar.)..,————
2-25
5
*
(quar.)
$2.50
1
6-
3-
15c
7 %c
investment
Interstate
2-
10c
15c
2
Guardian
From
$15
2
,
common
Guaranty
Gulf
B_.
(quar.)
(quar.i
Common
Knights
(quar.)
Western
3-11
15c
75c
(quar.)
2-
7-
3-
—
Keyes Fibxe Co., common
Ltd.—
Co.,
Financial
P.)
4
30c
(quar.).
(quar.)_.
debentures
7
$4
Western Financial Corp.,
Green
2-
2-21
1
$1.75
(quar.)
West
2-27
3-
Anxer.—
-
Engineering
West
class
4
5c
50c
Lakes
Class
1
1
15o
(quar.)
Dredge & Dock
Northern
Great
3-
$2
(s-a)
3-
44C
(N. Y.)
9
*5c
3.85%
(quar.)
Mfg.
Machine
Telephone
Kentucky
Extra
50c
2-21
35c
Inc
Co.
Atlantic &
Great
1
60c
(quar.)
(year-end)
preferred (quar.)
Great
3-
2
12 %c
Common
Great
5
1-
4 % %
Products,
Union
Great
3-15
3-
15c
(quar.)..
Bank
Grand
Great
4-12
Employees Insurance—
Gxanco
7%
1-31
15c
„
(quar.)
dividend
National
Great
2-15
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rubber
W.)
1
2-21
tl5e
(s-a)
(quar.I
&
3:'
25c
$1.12%
common
Brewing, 60c preferred
preferred (quar.)
4%%
Grace
Ltd.
62 %c
50c
Glen-Gery Shale Brick,
Goebel
Mines,
Jacobsen
4Vh%
<quar. )_2
-
45c
_____
3-
3-
'
9-21
(quar.)—
(initial)
Mfg.
dividend
Stock
Kaiser
1
General
Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
5% preferred (quar.)
Getchell Mine, Inc
10-
36c
...
1-25
45c
dividend..—
Investors Trust
McCord Corp.,
Metropolitan
(quar.)
common
2-15
2-28
,
50c
,
McColl-Frontenac
6-21
1-18
-
y
(quar.)
Plastics
E.
1-18
2-15
■
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.25
2-18
2-15
noc
(quar.)
com.
J.
5%
3-11
& Co.
Conveyer
Extra
Jamestown
2-11
60c
*.
Utilities,
Southern
Iowa
Jaeger
2-15
53c
Outdoor Advertising—
Corp.
4-10
3-20
7-
—
com.
1
3-11
35c
3-21
2-15
3-
60c
General
General
1
sale
(quar.)—
50c
(optional)
4-
Mathews
net
(quar.)__
2-15
i 3.0075%
common.
4-20
4-
25c
Electric,
&
2-
■
t25c
(Canada)
Fund
Gas
1
2-15
15c
sulting from, portfolio transactions
1956 payable in cash or stock)
1-23
$1.25
(quar.)—
Corp.
Mutual
1
20c
(Bostoni
the
1
2-
Indemnity & Life Insurance—
realized
net
»
accumu¬
—
Intertype
Iowa-Illinois
from
plus 33c from
profits rfom
undistributed
securities)
of
8
i
Trust
2-13
—50c
(3c
2-
2-15
25c
(quar.)—
R.)
(P
Massachusetts
1-25
10%
Ltd.__'—
1
3-12
.
Inc.—
Massachusetts
1
<•
Fund
Resources
3-25
35c
(initial quar,).
com.
3-
.
Credits,
2-
9c
—
(quar.)
Trucks,
Mallory
*
10c
....—r_
1
2-15
25c
(Initial)___
Manning. Maxwell & Moore (quar.i
12-18
J75c
(quar.)—s
6-20
3-
10c
(quar.)
Products
Corp.
Car
43A%
(quar.)—;
Building
Intcrprovincial
8
Ltd.
3-
$1.75
(quar.)
3-20
$1.75
(quar.)_f._
(accunx.)
preferred
International
pfd.
7%
50c
.
12-30
22c
net investment
income
and
realized security profits)
from
34c
(quar.)
9-18
Investors—
(4'/2c
2-13
3-
6-18
in-
($5 px'r common) (stock dividend)
International Rys, of Central America—
37 %c
6-29
9-30
2-20
75c
$3
profits)
1
___
payable in
Investors
from
(14c
seourity
1
.___.
Corp.—
dividend
General
new
Fund
from
&■ 8c
inc.
81 Ac
(quar.)
^
Corp.
—
3-
75c
(quar.i__
3-18
20c
—
1
3-21
$1.25
(quar.
payment after stock
Mailman Corp., Ltd.—
Convertible priority shares
Convertible priority
shares
2-15
20c
—^
vestment
2-13
Co...
—-
3-
2-15
(quar.)
1
44c
12V2c
$1.20
common
7-
3-19.
,
3-15
$2.50
—
(quar.)
Initial
5
3-30
35c
—
1
$1
(initial quar.)—
common
Systems
Co.
,-MacWhyte
20c
Corp.,
Development
3-29
3-* I
Co.
(quar.)_______—1
preferred
Institutional-Foundation
•
(accum.)__
Mack
(quar.)
com.
new
Sports
MacGregor
net
2-15
3-4
Cigar Co., cdmmon
preferred (quar.)
General
of
50c
•
75c
General
7%
quar.)
9c
pfd.
Magor
3-
6c
4%%
2-11
50e
Ingersoll^Band Co.; common (increased)
6% preferred (s-a)—....
1
(s-a)
2-11
1
2-
■
Common
,*.
1
2-15
35C
Loom
1
3-
2-15
$1.15
$1
2-11
3-
50c
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
2%
2-16
4-
„
2-11
1
1-31
—
Corp.
2-lt
1
2-20
Telephcne Corp., -common..-
Common
2-20
2%
Lynch
1
20c
gains distribution
oxxfe
realized-in-1956_i
:——
4.80%
2-20
1
common
Industries.
Service
(quar.)
Carrier
3-
r-
Power, •common ' (increased
Indiana
2-15
1
3-
(quar.)
3-
———.—-
__
RR.
new
Co.,
Lynch
8
35V4C
25°«c
32c
31V4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Peanut
2-
3-
3lYaC
~L_
(quar.)
capital
A.
6-10
3-
(quar.)__
Gardner-Denver
Garrett
C
Incorporated Investors—
2-15
6-30
10%
3-11
2-15
2-28
3-30
35c
1
Co.,
Lunkcnheimer
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Idaho
,
2-15
3-11
5%
3-
Nashville
&
Steel
Quarterly
3
2-15
*
3-11
1-31
•
2-
...
Lukens
Ltd.—
Co.,
...
2-21
1
t$1.25
Investox-s
Gar
Smelting
&
Louisville
3-
5c
—
1
-
60c
2-11
20c
__n—,—_
—
^
2-18
3-
Ac
$1
8%
3-11
$1.06V4
—
—_______
$1.10
dividend
preferred
of
1-31
(quar.)
Trailer,
Stock
4%
Fruit
preferred
2-18
9
$1
:
—.
3-
—_
1-31
1
3-11
*_•.
...
5
(quar.)
9
3-
$1
(monthly).,—
Pipe .Co,,., common
(monthly)..
5
Huttig Sash & Door, common (quar.),—___
5%, preferred ;(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
5%' preferred
(quar.)
5/4
preferred
(quai-.)
Hydronxetais, Inc. (stock, dividend)
12-31
1
3-
;
Joint
5
-
3-
'
Lock
7-
5%
+
1
2-15
2-28
1
7-
5.12%
3-15
2-15
._
Sulphur
Fruehauf
2-
4-
com.
3-
11
(quar.).
7-15
Hudson Pulp & Paper,
30c
2.
8
Preferred
7-15
$1.41
2-23
!
series
2-
•
4-15
Corp.,
1
50c
50c
25c
Stores
2-
Island)—
50c
t$1.25
dividend
2-14
(Rhode
Finance'
Common
Quarterly
Funds—
series
Stock
1
_____—._
1
2
$1.10
guaranteed (quar.)
original capital (quar,)
$4.30
50c
Hudson
1
2-28
5c
dividend)
3-
.____
'tquar.)—
2-
3-
Special
Local
(quar.)
Huston
.*_•
(stock
1-26
(quar.)
common
2
Co,—-
common
Hugoton Gas Trust—Units
2%
_________
Beer Sales
4
1-26
2-15
Railroad
Miami
common
B
2-15
40c
preferred
3-
2-15
1-28
3,
quar.)
B
2-23
$1.12%
v
Corp.—
••_
Custodian
Income
Bond
1-22
58c
22____2_i.
Chemical
&
(quar.,)
Deluxe
1-22
4
283/4c
:
(quar.)
convertible
Class
4
2-
(quar.)__,
(quar.
Franklin
2-
20c
(quar.)
Ford Motor Co. of Canada, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
Fox
2-
60c
...
3-27
2-28
2-11
75c
75c
(increased
Co.
25c
—_
preferred (quar.)—„—,—....
8% preferred (quar.)__,
Los Angeles Transit Lines (quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry. Co.—
5% noncumulative preferred (s-a)—
Industrial
(quar.)
Machinery
3(4%
2-9
2-15
$1.50
(quar.)
3-12
;
(increased)..
5
Extra
9
30c
class-A
3-12
!
—
(quar.);
Chemical
4-
2-
■>
____
preferred
Common
3-1
.
preferred
4.60%-Food
Stores,
(quar.)
Power
2-
30c
B
4
(quar.)
2-15
(quar.)
class
35c
37 %c
(quar,)
preferred
4-15
gain
and
com.
2-15
50d
Ilubinger
2-15
1
4c
(initial)
common
Florida
1
(Pa.)—
on
8
(quar.)—_______________
Howard
62 %c
.__
3-
Class A
3-
1
:
(quar.)__
px'd.
5%
25c
(quar.)__
45c
Class
•
3-
4-
:
Y.)(
34 %c
_
(Chicago)
2-12
Little
2-
$1.06 A62%c
—
(quar.)....
com.
"
Stock
Porter,
&
1
common
5.70%
(accuin.)
8
3-
Extra
$2
2-13
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
Bank
Fischer
<
pfd.
2-
60c
Myers
A
Rubber Co.—
&:
1
$1.50
$1.50
3-
6c
2
1-25
2-27
25c
2-28
4c
stock)
or
2-15
$1.25
(quar.)
3-15
Co.
Moxtgage Assn.
(monthly)
Board, 4.60%
pfd, (quar.)-..
payable in cash
8
3-
;—
Class
68 %c
Inc.
2-
i1.1.31 A
2-15
4
:
(quar.).
1
1
3-
(annual)..
Bearings
2-
'
•
Insurance
2-15
1
3-
3-15
35c
National
2-15
1
3-
Houston Terminal Warehouse & Cold Storage
15c
Fedtral-Mogul-Bowcr
1
3-
$1.093/a
Hotel
*
Federal
3-
&
—15c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_^__
8
(quar.):
Warehouse
$1
$1
(quar.)
McNeill &
Libby,
Link-Belt
9
1
...
20c
Liggett
2-15
8-
85c
_i
1
1
Inc.
this
20_
2-15
Co.
Commoix
11-
Barbizon,
to. Feb.
1-31
3-
(quar.')
(N.
plus
share
per
3-15
Lindsay
& Co.,
A
$51
2-15
2-15
(quar.).
Hardart
2-20
1
11c
2-15
1
preferred
&
42C
1-28
6%
net investment income—
Tobacco Co. (quar.)
1
E.) -Co.
(George A.)
at
2-15
2-
convertible pre¬
called for redemption
Inc.,
issue
Quarterly from
1
preferred
preferred
$4.25
2-18
—
40C
3-
1
,
30c
;
Libby, common (quar.i
514%
preferred (quar.)
—.—
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia (quar.)—
Lily (Eli)-& Co., class B (increased quar.)
Lincoln Service Corp, (Wash., D. C.) —
6
3-
9-
$1.12%
(quar.)—
Products
Federal Compress
Extra
2nd
1
—
(quar.)
(quar.),
Convertible
Salt
20c
Electrochemical, common
Hormel
35c
(quar:)
series)
(1953
2-27
RR.
20
dividend.
87V2c
12-
$3
common
3-11
1
3-
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—
Feb.
on
«(quar.)_—__________
A
$1.25
(quar.)
2-
25c
to
2-15
3-
25c
(quar.)
Cement
entire
-—
6%
__
pfd.
5%%
Corp.,
changed
(name
quar.)
Horn
2
Co.,
2-28
53 Ac
5-10
__
Insurance
Leslie
(quar.)
20c
tquar.)
Life
8
4-10
2-15
30c
.
Traders
&
8
2-
4-30
$1.25
1
.
"
Farmers
2-
2-28
ferred.
Corp.—
(initial
(Charles
Hooker
25c
Farmer
2-28
(quar.)
6-
tquar.)__,_.
(quar.)
& Co.
(Calif.)
3
pfd.
5%
8
.
Gas
5-
1-21
2-20
Extra
River
Co.,
preferred
4'/t%
Pall
5-15
3-18
$1.25
(quar.)___
Leonard Relineries,
Sons
&
(James)
2-18
2-
40c
Co.
5
2-11
2-28
(quar.)
Paber, Coe & Gregg
Fairbanks, Morse dc
2-
4-
1
...
—_—___—_
2-15
2-28
3-11
...
(quar.).
Valley
12V2c
3-
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
Lehigh
(quar.)
3-15
...
Erie Resistor Corp., common
$1.20 preferred (quar.
8
(quar.)
(quar.)
...
$1.25
___
2-
Marx
Corp.
20c
;
(cuar.)
1
,
87 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
8
3-
-
$1.25
7%
preferred
(quar.)____;
$5 preferred
2-
2 % %
RR.,
Co.,
preferred
$5
10c
_____
dividend
Erie
Erie
P
Hires
quar.)
&
1
3-
50c
Extra
Lees
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp.—
Forge & Steel Corp.—
Common
Schafflier
Portland
:
(quar.)
3-21"
$1.18 A
(quar.).
50c
Chemical
2-15
Hart,
Lehigh
dividend)
15c
V2-28
2-15
40c
25c
:
(stock
Corp.
1
3%
(quar.)
A
(s-a)__
3-
15c
62 %c
(quar.)
class
1
t22%c
iquar.)
(quar.).
Harshaw
$1.25
(quar.)
___.—
Y.s
Emporium-Capwell Co.
Equitable Gas Co-.,,
pfd.
Co.
Oil,
B
1
5-
50c
_
preferred
2-
3
+$1.25
t$1.25
15c
Ltd.,. common
(quar.)
1
2-15
J25c
1
6-
...
Co.,
1
3-
t25c
(quar.)—
Inc.
3-
30c
(quar )
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.
Empire District Electric, 5%
Hancock
20c
:
__
Cotton
preferred
-
Co.,
Water
L^ura, Secord Candy Shops,
t30c
*
Payable of Rec*
Share
Name of Company
Holdere
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.
1
:
;.
preferred
3c
(quar.)
Electronics Investment Corp..
Erie
•
Share
Gypsum, Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
Quarterly
-.
:
5-
$1.50
T.
Holdert
When
Per
Name of Company
$1.75
IL'.L'.d
4.10%
Co.,
Holden
Payable
r
•
(accum.)_*__
$6
El
When
Share
Name of Company
Eastern
(quar.)—
4-
1
3-
8
$1.12%
4-
1
3-
8
$1.12%
4-
1
3-
8
27 %c
3-
1
2-15
93 %c
4-
1
3-15
-
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle.
Per
Name of
Newport
t ' V '
Preferred
on
this
issue
Feb.
9
at
to
$103
redemp-^ •'
share plus
per
merged
Chemical
Heyden
with
Corp.,
Newport
and
interim
payment
which
of
proximately the balance of
income
in
earned
1956
ously distributed
A
special distribution
9
into
is
50°
—
3-11
*
2-14
not
from
previ-
,15c
4%
1
a
„
3-15
2- 8
taxable
gains on sale of securities in
1956 payable either in cash or stock—
Nopco Chemical Co., 4% pfd. ser. A
(quar.)
Norfolk 8c Western
Ry., common (quar.)___
4% adj. preferred (quar.)—
8c
Gas
Corp.,
(stock
com.
3-15
2-20
2-7
25c
2-
4%
25c
Insurance
—
Oklahoma
Northwest
Stock
dividend
Noves
O-O'kicp Copper,
2-
2-15
B
8
Rheem
Manufacturing. 4'A%
Riegel
Textile
2-
6
2-25
2-
5
1
3-21
4%%
2-21
2-15
the rate of 6.9%
7%
Mills
Edison
will
be
Initial
.
Omar, Inc.,
Ontario
4A %
&
Ontario
Steel
class
2-15
61'/2c
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
9
6-1
2-
*
Pacific
Gas
5 A %
5%
Co.,
&:
$5
2-15
2-15
2-
2-11
1-28
preferred
4.80%
4
preferred
36'fa
5%
1st preferred
Pacific
$1.25
(quar.)
___
1
2-15
2-15
1-25
2-15
1-25
Pacific
1-25
—__
28'Ac
2-15
27V4C
2-15
2-15
5%
Mfg.
Coal,
5%
conv.
prior
Cement (quar.)__.
Peerless
Pendelton
Tool
pfd.
;
$1
preferred
$1.30
48c
1956
from
1956
net
3-13
1-31
1-31
2-15
1-25
2-15
1
3-
1
2-20
3.70%
prefc.reo
C
(quar.)
4.70%
preferred
E
$1.10
________
(quar.)
4.50%
preferred
F
4.60%
(quar.)
preferred.
G
92'Ac
$1.17'A
_
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Glass
Sand
Power
Co.,
$1.12'A
$1.15
(quar.i
4!24%
RR. Co. (quar.)
Penobscot Chemical Fibre
Co.
Common voting
'
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.06
35c
Class B
com.
(initial
shares
1-31
Drug,
Southwestern
Electric
1-31
2-
8
1-31
2-20
2-10
3.90%
preferred
preferred
4
1-28
4.40%
preferred
1
2-18
preferred
3--1
2-6
4-
1
12'Ac
$1.75
3-5
l
12-31
2-15
2-
3-
2-20
1
1
B
Company
Portsmouth
_
__
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Coke
Sleel
Co.
,
5c
3-20
2-20
Stein
1
2-15
Steinberg's,
1-30
Sterchi
&
Co.
Ltd.,
Bros.
2-15
2-15
1-23
3-
2-15
Colorado—
(quar.)
preferred
(nuar.i
Public Service Co. of New
$1.05
$1.12'A
1
3-
1
2-15
2-15
1-31
Hampshire—
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
$1.12'A
2-15
1-31
84c
2-15
1-31
2-14
60C
2-
9
3-15
(quar.)
class
_
preferred
Whatley,
Stoneea Coke
Struthers
8-
1
7-15
11-
1
10-15
2-28
1-31
f 10c
_
_
Coal
2-21
(quar.)
20c
2-12
2-
I
$1.75
2-12
2-
1
50c
3-29
2-28
4-
2-28
com.
_
(quar.i—__
-i.r-
$1.06'A
Stubnitz
A.)
Oil,
Greene,
Stock
dividend
$2.50
common
12-20
3-
8
2-21
7-
1
6-14
3-15
2-28
22 Ac*
30c
$1
A
Co.,
common—
4-
1
3-16
50c
3-
1
2-15
62 Ac
(quar.)____,
4-
1
3-15
(quar.)
20c
pfd.
(quar.)__
2-15
2-
1
$1.50
2-15
2-
1
2-
8
1-18
2-
8
5c
5%
——
40c
1-18
3-29
3-11
3-
1
2-15
75c
3-
1
2-20
$1.37 A
3-
1
2-20
24c
2-18
1-29
2c
2-18
50c
2-14
1-29
20c
3-
2-28
—
(quar.)
from
$1.06'A
capital gains and 5c from earned
3-15
3-
4
19c
2-15
1-31
prior
Value
8c
Iron, common
preferred
Line
3-
1
2-15
5-
1
4-18
Vanadium
5-
1
4-18
Van
5-
1
4-18
5-
(initial
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund.
Special
payment
Corp.
Waters
Stock
__
Inc.
—
(quarterly
&
Situations
from
of
earned
of
America
Rogers,
Fund,
Inc.
income)
(quar.)—
common
dividend
4%
1
4-18
-1
4-18
2-15
2-
3-9
2-15
Pacific
$2.50
preferred (s-a)
Virginian Ry., 6%
preferred
6%
preferred
4
3-15
3-
1
3-29
3-
1
3-
2-18
1
2-28
2-
8
Mfg.
Corp.
W.JR
(The
Goodwill
Walker
&
Co.,
Class
A
1
3-
1
4-16
8-
1
7-17
20c
3-
1
2-
10c
3-
6
2-15
3-15
2-
1
2-
1
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-13
2-15
1-31
Washington Mutual
2-15
1-25
Washington Steel,
Warner Bros.
Pictures
(quar.!
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
3-11
2-25
1
3-12
Wvlex
8
2-15
West
4.80%
3-11
2-28
3-30
3-15
2-15
5
West
2-15
1-15
West
5%
3-15
2-15
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
3-
2-11
1
2-28
2-15
10%
2-28
2-15
Inc
(quar.)
Western
Canada
RR.
Co.
(final)
Western Tablet
5%
preferred
Ltd
(quar.)
(quar.i
Investment
Ltd.
2-
1-18
5
2-11
2-11
1-25
3-
1-31
1
2-15
1-25
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-19
3-
1
2-19
20c
25 c
3-
30c
—
3-15
2-15
2-
1
2-15
2-
1
i30c
75c
3-
1
1
1-31
2-15
2-
1
4-15
2-
4
Trust,
a7A%
8c
5
$1.12 A
Breweries.
Pacific
2-
$1.25
(o.uar.)
Stockholders
2-15
2-25
2-25
15C
common
(quar.)
(quar.)__,
Sugar (quar.)
;
Point Mfg.
(quar.)
Virginia
Pulp
&
Paper
Co.--
Western
1
3-11
60c
Disinfecting,
preferred
8
40c
25c
(quar.)
Indies
4A%
1
3-
1-25
50c
8c
(quar.t_
Western
12Ac
Fund,
$5 preferred
West
3-
2-
$1.06%
common
Services
1
$1.12 A
Investors
preferred
Jet
31'Ac
2-20
4-
2-15
Co.—
preferred
3-
Ac
5%
8
30c
(quar.)
Light
$4.25
4-
40c
—
Industries, $1.25 preferred (quar.)__Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co. (quar.)
Warner & Swasey (increased)
2-15
J25c
dividend!,
Ward
4-1
31'Ac
25c
62
2-15
2-
(quar.)
(stock
6
a
4-
5-
Station)
common
Tiernan
3-29
3-
1
$2.50
_________
(quar.)
Wallace
4-22
4-
37 Ac
—
(quar.)
1-29
37 Ac
-—
<quar.)_
(quar.)_
Vogt
7
Ry.—
is-a >
2-8
3-15
Vicksburg, Shreveport &
2%
"
(quar.)
6-20
11-10-58
50c
______
Income
15c
(quar.)
Ltd
3-20
9-20
(quar.)
_
Line
30c
:
4-10
7-20
(quar.)
50c
43%c
Co
1
10-10
_
Valley Mould
25c
&
C
$2.50
——
Value
50c
dividend)
common
(quar.)
preferred
56c
(quar.)_
1-31
1-25
3-
—
—
Canal
Corp., $6 conv.
Corp. (year-end)
f$1.31
(stock dividend)
(stock
Wells
(D.
Corp.
Washington Gas
(quar.)
2-28
2-15
25c
—
com
&
J.),
series
40c
(quar.)
Davin
t38c
_____—__
_
(quar.)
(s-a)
5c
pl'd.
4-15
87 Ac
1-31
5%
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Stuart
&
Corp.
(N.
30c
Textiles, 4A%
1
87 Ac
2-15
15c
(quar.)
Stores
9
5-
4
(quar.)
2-15
25c
A
5
8-
5-15
40c
:
pfd.
2-
8-31
(quar.)
8-15
Corp.—
5'A%
4-
2-28
(quar.)
1
87Ac
(quar.)
5
4-15
87 Ac
3-
9c
(quar!)
3-
2-12
1
10c
t35c
_
5
3-15
3-
,
'
10c
—
(quar,)___
B
Cos.
Foundry
45c
A
35c
(s-a )_____,_
6-14
50c
(Del.)
1-10
3-
$1.12 A
common
9-13
20c
(quar.)
first
Stockton,
Stratford
1
1
'
dividend
Universal Corp. (initial
quar.)
Universal Pictures, 4'A%
5
Stern
Stern
1-31
2-15
5-
Stewart-Warner Corp.
(quar.)
Stix, Baer & Fuller, common
2-15
3-
20c
Stores
27Ac
1-30
2-27
$1.25
1-19
$2.50
Stock
27'Ac
2-15
3-
2-14
$2.50
8c
Unitronics
(quar.)
2-
&
United
2-28
(quar.)
2-15
45c
1
5%
2-15
25c
_
4'A%
preferred
(A.)
2-4
Common
2-27
26c
___
1-19
3-
'
(ouar.)
5c
Packaging
3-
5
2-15
33c
com.
:
Vitamin
3-13
2-15
1-19
2-15
2-15
—
(quar.)__
preference
S.
4-18
pref.
(quar.)
Chemical (quar.)
2-15
5%
U.
4-18
conv.
Stauffer
U.
3-6
3-15
1-28
1-19
—
1-18
3-15
2-28
2-15
—-
Plaving Card
S. Printing 8c
Lithograph
4-18
1
class
2-28
1
1-28,..
6'Ac
S.
1
25c
Gardner
preferred
1
U.
1
15c
Procter & Gamble
(quar.)_
Public Service Co. of
Common
2-
25c
7 Ac
(quar.)
iquar.)
Special
preferred
2-15
5
1
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Inc.,
$1.60
I
5c
2-
5-
Stock
2-
com
—
preferred
5-
pfd.
2
2-28
$1
America,
(quar.i
Jersey RR.
Pipe
$1.10
Co.
3-
1
87 Ac
of
Coal
Lines Co.
S.
$1.15
$3.50
Class
S.
4A%
2-15
$1.06'A
,
dividend
Standard Milling,
U.
1-15
35c
i
Dredging, $1.60 conv.
Forgings (quar.)
3-15
income)
Sprague Engineering (quar.)
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons
(quar.)
Standard Brands,
Inc., common (quar.)
Standard
2-
1
20c
preferred
97'Ac
preferred (quar.)
Standard Commercial Tobacco
1
4-
92 Ac
(quar.)
(ouar.)_,
New
$1.03%
preferred ($25 par)
preferred ($25 par)
4 40%
*
preferred,
Portland Gas &
3.35%
4.15
3-
4%%
20c
(quar.)
2-23
4-
1
A
92'Ac
(quar.)
4.60%
3-19
2-28
90c
50c
(quar.)_,
2-
1
3-11
;
Engineering & Foundry,
United
29c
(quar.)
4-
3-11
$1.12 A
Improvement,
3-14
25c
(quar.)
3-
1
3-28
70c
(quar,)
preferred
5%
(quar.)
com.
1
Corp. of Louisiana—
Ltd.,
Electric
27'Ac
(quar.)
2-
4%
(s-a>
7% preferred
United Gas
5
(quar.)
4.25%
changed to Pendleton
Co
6%
4.50%
preferred
4.15%
$1
_
(quar.)
(Name
Rubber
Mining
4.20%
3.70%
1-21
3-15
1-28
5
(quar.)
1
2-23
1
$4.25
25c
Southwestern Public Service,
1-21
3-1
1-30
4
2-
62 Ac
25c
Service
2-11
3-15
3-
2-
2-
40c
*.*■'
preferred
Class
1-26
$2
2-15
2-15
25c
i
convertible
United
2-21
2-
quar.)
12-28
1
gains)
25c
common
2-11
2-20
9
2-11
2-
Southwestern Investors (lie from
investment
income and 9c from
capital gains)
Standard
Pope & Talbot,
Prince
2-15
2-7
2-20
3-
2-28
(quar.)
2-15
Standard
(interim)
Ind.i
&
Southern
8
20c
(quar.)_:
Co.
Corps.,
United
8
2-28
(quar.)
23-
7c
t20c
(quar.)
Extra
J62V2C
(liquidating)
Southwestern
20c
Industries, class A (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula
Ry. Co.—
Plymouth
Gas
2-15
30c
preferred
50c
(increased
2-15
1
Corp.—
preferred
$3.50
1-25
3-
30'Ac
(quar.)__
quar.)
2-15
1
(quar.V_,
convertible
6-15
—26'Ac
(quar.)
Power, common
Canada
preferred
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.
Pinellas
Poor
preferred
(quar.)
1
3-
(liquidating)
convertible
U.
Ry. Co., common (increased
preferred (quar.)
$1.37'A
common
Pinchin, Johnson & Associates—
Polaris
4.88%
Southern
4.36%
(quar.)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.,
Tool
preferred
8
3-
.
Cigar-Whelan,
United
8
(
5%
4
2-
2-28
8
1-
2-15
70c
$3.50
2-15
3-13
25'Ac
1-
2-21
2-28
3-
Quarterly
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
Southern Utah Power Co.
3-
3-15
3-
3-15
1
2-21
67 Ac
$3.50
2-13
6-29
$1
4-
1
$1.06'A
(quar.)___
Materials
preferred
Common
2-13
3-1
55c
t50c
2-25
$1.06'A
(quar.i__—,
Biscuit
$4.50
-
30c
5%
3-1
United
2-28
(quar.)__
3-15
16 A %
16'A
_
(quar.)
2-15
2-15
42'Ac
2-15
A
B
2-28
2-15
$1.50
Phillips* Petroleum
(quar.)
Piedmont Natural
Gas, common
4%% preferred
1-31
3-
Carbon
&
(Calif.)
Class
Class
2-15
&
Union Oil 8c Gas
1
30c
2-15
RR.—
Oil
50c
40c
quar.)
capital
Quarterly
25c
new
(final)l—
Quarterly
5c
Philadelphia, Germantown&Norristown
Quarterly
;
Salle
preferred
1
25c
L_
Corp.
1-15
2-15
California Edison—
preferred (quar.)
2-11
_29.7143%
(final)—29.7143%
(quar.)__
System (Kansas)
preferred (quar.)__
Union
3-
$1
2-
2-20
from
preferred
1
4.08%
1-18
2-
2-28
25c
,
2-15
2-15
30c
_____
_
Union Gas
2-1
9
1-31
Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
1
3-15
3-29
2-15
2-15
$4
1
Production
2-1
2-
3-1
7c
-
20c
—
Y.)
dividend
3-
Natural
1
$4.50
$3.50
2-25
50c
(N.
(quar.)
Stock
3-11
5
4
5
15c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Union Electric Co.—
3-11
3-
4
2-
50%
—
quar.)—
(quar.)_
Trust
Chemical
Common
3-
Southern
3-
Union
2-11
1
1
3-20
2-
2-26
60c
(quar.)
3-
Southern
3-2
1
4-
75c
2-26
35c
Y.)
1
4-
,
2-11
15c
ordinary
St.
3-29
1
25c
3-
1
receipts
(N.
La
3-29
1
$1.75
3-15
3-
1-31
3-
$15
(quar.)_
(extra
South
2-15
2-15
Ltd.—
208
3-21
25c
Trust,
29th Street Towers
3-21
62'Ac
5c
25c
—..
Glass—
preferred
(quar,i_
Truax-Traer Coal, common
$2.80 preferred
(quar.)
3-21
4-10
1
1-31
3-15
(quar.)
$2.70
1
4-10
1
2-15
30c
dividend
Common
2-14
3-
2-15
»2'AC
.
—
1
4-10
3-
1
Co.—
8'
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
38%c
3-
15c
1
1-24
I
-
(quar.)__
31'Ac
2-11
4
3-
3-11
Fibre
preferred
<quar.)_
2-11
3-8
2-
2-15
'
preference
preferred
(quar.)_
Southern
3
2-
Int.—_____—
preferred
United
(quar.)
South Texas
Development, class B
Southam Co. Ltd.__—
9-
11-29
2-
__________—
I.)
Corp.
7-17
3-15
Works
1
2-15
(quar.)
deposit
preferred
Lathe
10-
1-1-58
Mfg.—
Tri-Continental
4-17
3-
(quar.)
3
Trust—
Prop.
Securities
preferred
Bend
3-
1
1
2-15
of
(quar.)
Oil
&
Land
<H.
$1.55
3-1
3-
5-
25c
(quar.)
6-
2-15
dividend
Stock
4-16
8-1
common
Coal
convertible
Trade Bank
4-16
1
45c
common
Company
4-1
5-1
5-
61c
(quar.)!
4
1
$1x04
Tonopah Mining Co. of Nevada
Toronto Elevators. Ltd.
(quar.)___
2-16
s.
Inc
Oil
Southern
3-11
3-11
25c
Co.
Wesson,
1
2-
7-
25c
(Canada),
4'A%
4
$1.12'A
(quar.)
2-11
1
2-
30c
Co.
3-
$2.12'A
(quar.)
Ferkius Machine 8c
Gear Co., 7%
p)d. (quar.)
Peruvian Transport
Corp., class A
7% preferred
Plomb Tool Co.
2-11
2-15
Carson
4.56 %
4
5c
(quar.)___
t5c
(quar.)
American
2-11
1
1
2-
20%.
(quar.)
J15c
(s-a)
Peoria &; Bureau
Valley RR. (s-a)
Pepsi-Cola General
Bottlers, Inc.
Perfect Circle Co.
$4 preferred
1
3-
2-15
&
4.25%
1-18
25c
!
deposit receipts deferred
5%
—
3-
1
50c
—,
Amer.
3-8
8
t45c
(quar.)
1
$1.08
Toledo Edison
2-2
2-
10c
(quar.)
1
4-
3-
1-24
Glass
Tokheim
1
10c
common
4.24%
3-
3-1
4-1
(quar.)
Amer.
2-18
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
3-14
2-15
$1
com.
2-15
3-
50c
25c
2-
Pacific
Tobacco
1-21
Co.—
20c
_
Extra
Co.,
3-
4
2'A%
60c
(quar.)-.—
A
2-15
2-15
Pearson
Stock
Ar.
,
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
Pfaudler
2-21
5-17
(Maine)
Common
non-voting (quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewellers, Ltd.
Petroliie
45c
3-18
6-10
2-
25c
■.
1
2-15
$1.25
•
.
Co.
(Morgan)
&
Sonotone
on
60c
Corp.
Socony Mobil
South
___
(quar.)
Smith
Smith
2-20
58 A
Oil
Mfg.
25c
A
Industries,
1
$1.25
(quar.)__
com,.
Co., common
(quar.)__
Power
Smith-Douglass
2-20
3-
Co.—
B
3-
$1.18%
L
(quar.)
Superior Co.,
Slcil Corp.
1-14
3-15
Pacific
Skelly Oil Co.
1-25
2-15
614
1-25
2-15
(Balance of undistributed
net income)15c
preferred
2-8
31'Ac
Corp.,
(quar.)___
$2.44 preferred A
Singer
Income,
gains
3-1
12'Ac
quar.)_
Acceptance
preferred
Sinclair
2-27
2-3 5
2-28
8%c
realized
(increased
Signode Steer Strapping; common
5%
preferred <quar.)___
2-16
57A
net
2-8
91'Ac
!
3-
25c
Union Carbide
(quar.)
Corp. of America, class
Sierra
,
2-28
1
33c
,
Pennsylvania Electric
4.40%
3-15
3-
f35c
(quar.)_
investments)
1
32'Ac
undistributed
1
35c
(quar.)
preferred
4%
2-28
20c
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
from
Surety
Shoe
3-15
3-15■* 1
20%
-
___
___.
(12c
3-
3-28
25c
•____—
(quar.)
4.68% conv. class A
Pennroad Corp.—>
3-15
-1'
31'Ac
Fiuit
4.60%
2-21
t35c
(quar.)
Oil
Sherwin-Williams
2-21
1
t20c
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)
Penman's Ltd., common
Pcnn
1
12 Ac
(quar.)__
preferred
3-
3-
15c
(quar.)
dividend
^
Peninsular Telephone—
3-
25c
sinking fund preferred
(quar.)
J.
Thompson (J
R.)
Co. )quar.)_
Thrifty Drug Stores (increased
Tilo Roofing
(quar.)
Timely Clothes. Inc. (quar. t
1
27'Ac
.
1-25
25c
Industries
Stock
2-
27'Ac
—
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
Common
(quar.)_.
Sheraton Corp. of America
(stock dividend)
Sherman Products, Inc. (quar.)__
2"S7
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)_
(quar.)
1
Co.,
preferred
Peabody
pfd.
(quar.
pfd.
preferred A
(quar.)—___—
preferred B (quar.)'
$2.40
2-13
$1
(quar.)__—.—
37 Ac
10c
1st
3.0c
Thompson
3-18
1
2-15
85c
(quar'.)__
Manufacturing,
5%
1-18
2-15
3-15
$1
conv.
1
3-
50c
.
A
Securities
3-19
u
20c
■
Year-end
7%
2-15
50c
(quar.)_:
Paton
4-1
50c
American World
Airways, Inc
Paramount Pictures
Corp.
(quar.)
Sheraton Corp.
!
Petroleum Co., 6%
Parmelee Transportation
4-
10c
4%
25c
A
Servomechanisms
Pan
Parker
$1.18
50c
Co.
Seaboara
1-25
(quar.)
Park
2-15
25c
preferred
$5
1-25
31'Ac
__
Express
(Subject to Interstate Com¬
Commission
approval)
Lighting
1
$1.10
(quar.)—
1-24
—
common
Subsidiary shares
9
—
7
1
(quar.)___—_
Thatcher
9
preferred
Seaboard
Stock dividend
merce
3-
1-
3.65%
preferred (quar.)
Scripto, Inc., class A (increased
Seaboard Finance, common
(quar.)
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
1-25
2-15
—__
(quar.)
$1.23%
1-
-
Scovill
class
Certificates
2-15
2-15
5'A%
1-25
30c
—
____
1
2-15
5'A%
4
31'Ac
—
Interniountain
3-
2-
2-15
37Ac
,—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2-25
34%c
(quar.)
preferred
4.30%
3-
$0.6744
dividend)—
3
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pacific
2-15
2-15
3-
—
6
2-
35c
conv.
Texas,
2-15
shares
2-
5
50c
Texas
2-15
York
6%
:
Texas
2-15
1
1
1
(quar.)„
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)_
Scotten, Dillon
1
3-
3-15
(quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Schwitzer Corp.—
1
3-
3-
3-1
(quar.)_
Paper
$4
1-15
%
50c
(quar.)
pfd.
$1
$1.02'A
—$0.6744
Paper, common
preferred class A
Extra
1-15
5
Regis
Scott
1-15
2-15
2-15
35c
6%
5
3-15
25c
Schenley Industries; Inc.
Corp. (quar.)-^
5-1
150c
——
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
6-1
125c
dividend)———
Electric
preferred
3-
$1
*10c
New
certificates
6
1
3-
——
pfd.
(quar.)
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas
Pipeline Co.COmmon
(quar.).
1
f20c
Sobering
8
$$1,75
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
3-
5%
2-8
$$1.06'A
—___
2-
3-
50c
B
4.16%
2-15
$1
Paper
4.40%
5-17
3-
Croix
St.
2-16
—
—_
St.
2-15
1
t$3
:
5
3-1
3-11
50c
—
Petroleum,
interest
3-
$1.12'A
$1.02'A*
(quar.)
System. Inc. (quar.)-^
Ryerson & Haynes, Inc. (stock
1-31
3-
$1.12A
(quar.)__
______
Paper
2-15
1
Dutch
1954
1-31
3-
—.—
Products, Ltd.,
preferred (quar.)
Opelika Mfg. Corp. (stock
Oxfoid
preferred
3-
;—_
Electric,
4.32%
2-9
$1.18%
(quar.)_
Corp.,
Inc.,
Class
Tampa
1-24
3-1
—
Ryder
1-31
50c
(quar..)_____
(s-a)
2-15
—
2-15
$1.06'A
$1.06'A
(quar.)
pfd.
'
2-15
59%c
_—._
common
A
Corp.
2-15
1
3-15
Extra
Marine
4'A%
1-31
3-
5c
7%
Outboard
3-1
$1.14
.
preferred
Oswego Falls Corp.
1
(quar.)—37'/2c
common
Quebec Ry.
8
3-
Royal
preferred
convertible
3-
3-15
t$1.7p
—
(quar.)
Chemical,
convertible
3-15
35c
(quar.)
4% 'in preferred
Olin Mathieson
4'A %
$2.79
...
____
preferred
common
Talon,
3
35c
—
6
28 Ac
—!
preferred
(quar.)—;
Co.
Taylor,
preferred class A (quar.)
Rollantl Paper Ltd., class A
(quar.)—
Class B
(quar.)
——
>
(quar.)
4.56%
Co.,
Oklahoma Natural Gas,
4'A%
deducted)
.—
Ltd.—
Co.,
second
&
8
2-
$1
(quar.)
Oil
2-
41 'Ac
(quar.i
(quar.)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
1-24
—
Steel
preferred
8
3-20
(quar.)
Special
1-31
3-
—
A
Biscuits
1
3-
30c
(quar.)
2-
25c
comrncn
2-15
1-31
4%
pfd.
(quar.)
Mississippi River Products Line—
Oklahoma
4.92%
(Union of South
shareholders tax at
(quar.)
preferred
Ohio
5)
Haas
2-15
2-15
—
A-
2-15
1
3-18
preferred K
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Rochester Transit (quar.)
Rogers Corp., class B (stock dividend)--—
Rohm
1
3-
2-15
2-15
4.95%
Ltd.—
3-
15c
preferred I
4.10%
8
2-21
55c
4.75%
non-resident
Mfg. Co.
Ogilvie Flour
(quar.)
preferred H (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred J (quar.)—
4.10%
2-18
2-
3-14
2'Ac
(quar.)
F
4%
Sw'ift
1-25
12'Ac
—
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
30c
—
convertible 2nd
Superior
1-17
(initial15c
pfd.'(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
5'A%
2-1
2-15
35c
preferred A (quar.)-__
Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp.—
2-28
$1
Corp.,
Co.
Sunshine
1
2-14
31'Ac
$4
3-11
2-15
,
80c
2-15
3-15
45c
3-
1%
2-15
4-
(quar.)___^—
(quar.)
preferred
3-12
50c
(quar.)
—-
3-1
25c
45c
quar.)_
4-
5%
—
20c
dividend
common
Oil
When
Share
(quar..)
Sunray Mid-Continental Oil,
Swan-Finch
35c
(quar.)
Sun
Company
Propane Gas
4'A%
(quar.)_.
70c
(quar.
i
Co., common
change before March
Oak
common
1
50c
preferred
25c
1
1-15
Copper & Brass (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
3-
$1
2-21
—
(increased
Co.
3-15
2-25
Revere
American shares (equal to 20
shillings, and
subject to adjustment in the rate of ex¬
Africa
Stock
2-15
1
Tile
50c
*35c
Refractory & Insulation (quar.)
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc, (Del.)
4%
_____
Pharmacol
(Charles F.)
2-20
Redondo
1-17
1
Corp.,
1-24
(quar.)_;
1st
Per
Name of
3-1
2-15
com.
Pile
preferred
Stores
3-15
34c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Tube
2-
$1.25
(increased)—_—
40c
____
(quar.)
(quar.)—--
Northwestern. States Portland Cement—
Quarterly
"—
Norwich
8
3-
$1
Gas- Co.
Bancorporation
8
3-' 1
3-9
divid.)
Northern
2-
$1
DOc
of Rec.
2-15
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
new
common
conv.
Owl
Holdert
Suburban
(quar.)
non-cumulative
Reading
Red
$1.90
Co.
(Hartford),
Northeastern Water, 32 preferred
(s-a)____
$4 prior preferred (quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone
(quar.)_
Northeastern
A
Concrete
Co.,
$1.25
long-term
When
Payable
Mexico—
17c
Purina Co.,
Reading
"
Nortex Oil
Ralston
Rayonier, Inc.
—~
net
Ncv;
quar.)
preferred
Raymond
ap¬
ordinary
-—
of
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
Quebec Power (increased quar.)
-
.
<
Co.
Puget Sound Power & Light
Corp.
2c
net
and
5%
2-
changed
name
Chemical
Service
Common
$0.47222
•-
Newport News Shipbuilding 8c Dry Dock—
Quarterly '
Niagara Share Corp.—
An
Per
Share
Name of Company
for
—
Company
Heyden
of Rec.
Public
called
dividend)
Above
Holders
Payable
Inc.-—
(entire
tion
When
Share
Company
Industries,
Monday, February 4,; 1957
..
Stationery Corp.—
(quar.)
$1.25
4-
1
'3-12
Number 5609
Volume 185
'
.
-
*
'
-
(5.
(quar.).
(Consider H.i
"WHlett
•'
**
Common-(quar.-;•
•
Common
—n,—1—I—-—— -V
iquar.i
(quar.i^_.—_—
preferred
WV/o
imohthly)
Stores
Winn-Dixie
*
Monthly. i_'_:
—-----—•—■—-i--—
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.viquar.j
-
^
,2-20
25c*. 11- 1
$1.06V-i >■ 4-1
".7c .(
2-28
i.^ „-7c
3-30
.
.
25c
-
.
the
-1955,
_
24% -increase
was
a
Eleptrie
preferred
.-3.60%
s
orcfrrred
G'/c
■
{>:
Power,'& tight,
Wisconsin
$1.504-30
;. 32c
2-15
iquar.)
-
3- 1;.:, j 2- 1 « 3-1
2- 1. t
Power, com: (quar.? * 40c
iquar.)90c
Wisconsin
->
.
common
'
(quar.)
>
'.".""'.4%'/® .preferred <quar.^r_;_—-f_—:_._iv ,$1.1212
4.80%
preferred '(.quar.)—..
S1.2Q
i-
I'
.
.-
(quar*)--—:___:—$1.10
(quar.)
22'-;c
(quar:)
>: 30c-.- "2-28
,Z% preferred* iquar.i
.—3lJ'»
3-1
Woolworth (F. W.i, (quar.)_i—__
i—162',2c
3-1
Worthington Corp.—
' ;
^ • 7
.
•
'?;•/' :
4V2% oonv. -prior pfd. (entire issue called;
r. ;
Machinery
Wcotlp.il Industries, common
Wood' Newspaper
>.
..
-v
•««
-
redemption cn March IS at $100 -per
div.i Conversion expires on
for
Wrigley
'
•
Jr.
(Wm.)
Monthiv
'
■
.—
J—j
,
3-15
3- 1
.
25c
_
—
2-28
2-15
Extra
!
Class B
;■
Yale
(s-a)
„
<quar.)__.»
Inc.
Yard-Man,
preferred (quar.)__.——
6%
preferred (quar.)
+
Young it. A.) Spring & Wire (quar
—
Yellow
Cab
6%
Co.,
-Extra
books
^Transfer
-
closed
not
this
for
3-11
4-30
2-25
4-10
7-31
3-15
7-1C
Less
British
x
Less
Jamaica
y
Previous
date
income
record
and/or
—V.
20c
2-15
1-25
-
corporation
Non¬
payment
,
,
Files
—
Period
J.
preceding
from
Railway
oper.
revenue..
Railway
opor.
exnenses.
On
from
Net rev.
Net
185,
p.
$105 074
31.215.339
$77,557,255 $70,806,354
Up 13—
50,693
44,263
646,607
the
to approximate
President, stated oil Jan. 22.
Mr. Spencer estimated that
13%, the earnings reported
of
Sinclair's
a
nonrecurring profit of $4,835,000
in Westpan Hydrocarbon
interest
stock
1956 earnings are estimated
at $6.17, as com¬
each case
reported for 1955, computed in
shares outstanding during the
all of which were converted prior to the date
has
company
rallel
first mortgage bonds,
its
Scott-Atwater ^Manufacturing Co.—New Developments
-
that provides ga oline
savings of up to 34%, novel color treatments and an i crease in tre
horsepower of its bivgest motor are the outstanding features of Scoti>
Atwater's
1957
outboard
motors.
Also,
the
company
features
a
Radical
design
model—tne
super-deluxe
the market."
top of
De.
Inc.,
•
a
fuel
new
system
is
Scott—■t.iat
Royal
aimed
is issuing to the holders of its capital stock rights to
subscribe at $45.50 per share for 4,379,758 shares of addi¬
tional capital stock (par $15) at the rate of one share
for each ten shares held of record on JaiL.30, 1957. The
are
17
H.
B.
by
for
this
the .blgge t
motor last year was
with
"
and many-featured "boatels"—new kind cf travel
private boaters and inotori.ts—were
unveiled on
lavish
for
accommodation
company.
designed specifically to
President, raid the boatel was
At water.
provide travel accommodations for the "miners who trevel by private"
boats on our waterways and for motorists."
He ?aid there ore more
than 25,090,000 persons who go boating at lea.-t cnce a year and that
-the
number
who
take extended
vacation trips in private
boats is
rapidly.
According to
increatirg
a
features.
features
the
are
said
Attvater
Mr.
Even
facilities.
that
comm
included.
is
port
conscr_Ciion
tnat
addtd
He
Scott-Atwater.
helicopter
a
building, front-c'oor
rcla.l activiti:s budding,
a""' i"*-omob:le repair and
housing
over-water
an
parking, a modern restaurant a.id
v-ri^d
recmationa' areas
both
boat
service
of
boaun
a
project
the
was
is not plann'd by
developed and the
and
dealers
marine
said.
he
others,
ouilders,
organization3.
planning
civic
groups,
resort owners,
built
be
unit
main
of
the
Although
Atwater
Mr.
ditions
this
cost
boatel
be
mailed-to .the
been
easily
be
built
at
less
SEC
corporation
covering
Bt
S15
to
pay
Corp.,
Products
Securities and
The
per
cost,
He
the entire unit.
he fid.—V. 183,
emphasized
Sections
p. 1371.
of
that
mortgage
both
the
in
Western
the
and
30, 1956, the
company
spent more than
acquisition and re¬
placement of, properties, planes and 'O' lpm0"! and in t->c search fe?
additional crude oil reserves.
Scheduled capital expenditures for 1957
are estimated
at $475,000,000 of which abo_c 85%
will be allocated -U'
six
the
During
months ended
$1,700,000,000 for the
and
years
Sept.
nine
company's operations in the Western Hemisphere.
More, than half
1957
spending will be for the acquisition and -development of
crude oil production.
the
the
of
Over
from
from 1950 to 1955. the 'company's gross income
81,646,163,000 to $2,500,505,000 and net income rose
six
the
increased
years
from
$133,000,000
estimated
by
the
Net
8208,347,000.
to
at
company
for
income
the
1956
year
is
manufactured
ucts
oils
New
£0
cents
working
for
Seaboard Eiiiance
greases,
of
50
the
lubricating
Industrial
10.
Dec.
oils
and
vasol ne,
greases,
fuel
paid
company
a
di idend
of
Jan.
15,
1957
payable March
9,
1957.
capital.—V.
183.
p.
212.
Soccny
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
Oil Co.,
notes
FINANCING
Outstanding
payable to banks (1.85%,
30.
June
30-year 212%
Magnolia
tSundry
(due June 1. 1976>
deb.
30.
cos.-
$25,000 000
100,000,000
86.350,000
Company:
50.000,000
due
1957
obligations:
due
(33s%,
not
later
(non-interest
bearing
to
A
interest
in
<
subsidiary
*Paysle in currency other than
♦1,660.000
com¬
•Exclusive, in
prior
the
2.715,000
~ 75.000.000 >hs
48,177,343 shs.
Courts
A
U." S. dollars.
of approximately $7,000,000 and
1357 and Jan. 1. 1958. respectively.
This
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
Inc.
Co.,
Co
beipw
have
$9 000.-
Co
Co
A
1.25
.10
.25
Co
A
.15
Ohio
Co
Peters,
.30
Co.
.25
1.25
A
Co
.10
Writer A
Christensen,
Inc.
.05
Carl H. Pforzheimer A Co
.25
.05
Piper, Jaffray A Hopwood
Prescott, Shepard A Co., Inc.
.15
A Carey,
Gunn
Inc.
W.
R.
Cunningham, Schmertz A Co.,
Pressprich A Co.
.05
M.
A Co
Skaggs
Davis*
Crouter
Bodine—
A
Dillon,
Dixon
Bretscher
Dixon
A
Dominick
Drexel
:—;—
.15
Co._
A
Salomon
.15
Co.——.
.10
Co
A
1.00
' .05
Hutzler
A
Bros.
1.25
Saunders, Stiver A Co._
Schmidt, Poole,
>
.10
—
Schneider
H.
.05
Roberts A
A
A
Schneider, Bernet A Hickman,
Inc.
125
,Co._.
.15
;
Pomeroy, 'Inc.
2*00
Co,_
>
.05
Schoellkopf, Hutton A
Union
Dillon,
Eastman
Mosle
Rothschild
F.
.05
E.
.70
Pont A Co
du
Lukens—
Renshaw__
.25
—
Co
I.
A
Parke
Co
&
A
.30
.15
—
Francis
.70
Co.,
Rowles, Winston A Co.__
Securities
Corp.
Dooliule
1.00
Dominick
A
L.
.05
.25
i.
C. Roney A
Wm.
Rotan,
.10
,
Dominion
The
inc.
Noonan
Co.-
.10
.25
.25
2.25
Inc.
Gardner
and
Rodman
.50
Inc
A Co.
Read
.10
Co.,
A
Robinson-Humphrey
.05
Inc
A Co.,
.15
Inc
Co._z.__-
A
Robinson
..
Merle-Smith
Dickson
Co
Inc.
.05
:
A
Robertson
A
S.
Riter
.10
—
Pancoast
R.
A
A
A Co.,
.30
.70
Reynolds A Co., Inc.J
The
Dempsey-Tegeler A Co
Dewar,
Relnholdt
Townsend,
A
Haven
—
Pierce
.10
A, Co
Rauscher,
.05
Union Securities Co.—
Dallas
Davenport
Quail
.05
Inc.-
Co.,
A
—
Putnam
.10
.15
House A Co
Dain
Dick
i
.10
.10
Erothers
Cullman
De
.05
Co._:
—
Parrish
.15
Cruttenden, Podesta A Co.—
.05
A
Northwest
Curtis
.25
Co
and
Nowland
.25
Weedon & Co
Crowell,
Schwabacher
.30
A
Schwinn
B.
Co.._
.30
Co.
.05
A
.50
L.
Morris, Stokes A Co._
.15
Scott, Horner A Mason, Inc._
.05
Flworthy A Co._____________
.25
Scott
A .Stringfellow-*
.25
Emanuel, Deetjen A Co
.15
Chas.
W. Scranton A Co
Co.-
Ebersladt A
Guerin
Hammill
Shearson,
Turner,
A
A
Estnbrook
A
A.
Clement
.70
Inc.
Clark A Co
Chapman A Co
Fauset, Steele A Co
Fahey,
Farwell,
A
Ferris
Comoany_
Richards A Co
Field,
First
The
First
of
First
Southwest
A
A
Co
Reid
Robeit
Garrett
Moore
A
Co
William
Simon
S.
Smithers
Stifel,
Co.___
.1Q
Co
Webster
A
2.00
Corp.
Stroud A Company,
Suplee,
Noyes A
A Co
Hentz
Richards
J.
Hirsch
A.
A
.30
Co
.10
.70
Underwood,
Spencer Trask A Co
Co.__
Co
l.CO
.15
Neuhaus
A
Van
Alstyne, Noel A Co
Chisholm A
Co.,
.10
;
—
Varnedoe,
Son
Co
.05
Dann A Co.
Vietor, Common.
.15
Wagenseller A Durst. Inc
Walker
H.
A
Weeks
G.
.10
Walston
A
.10
1.25
Watllng.
Lerchen A Co
J.
Labouissee,
Weil.
A
.05
Co
Wertheim
C.
A
Wheat
White,
Weld
.05
Co
Co
A
,
Winslow, Cohu A Stetson
Hutton
F.
W.
The
&
Hutton
E.
Illinois
Co.—
A
Co.
.50
Co
1.00
Inc
.25
Indianapolis Bond and Share
Janney,
—V.
135,
A
Battles,
.25
p.
384.
Witter A
Harold
E.
A
2.00
.15
2.00
Co
Wood
Wood. Gundy A
Co
Co.. Inc
.05
.25
Co
1.00
Woodard-Elwocd A Co
.15
Wood.
.10
Dulles
Dean
.25
1.25
Co
A
.10
.15
Inc
Co..
.05
.70
Co
.10
Hornblower A
.10
Inc.
.15
.10
A
.70
Co.
Inc.
.70
Fay
Friedrichs
A
.25
Hogle A Co.
A
Thomas
.10
Corp
Tucker, Anthony A R. L. Day
Co
A
A
Hilliard
B.
.15
Cartwright A Co
American
.25
—
Herrman
Henry
Co,
A
Sweney,
Inc.-
Stone A Co
Hemphill.
.10
2.00
Co.
,
.10
Co
A
Inc.
Co.,
Ltd.,
.30
Co.
Inc.
Swiss
—
Inc
Mosley
Yeatman,
Sutro
H.
Securities
.15
.10
.25
Ha' den,
.05
.10
A
Stone
.05
A Sons
Stieglitz__
A
Co., Inc
Stix
Hallgarten A Co
1.00
Hallowell, Sulzberger A Co.—
.05
Miller
.10
.05
Nicolaus A
Sutro Lros.
Hayden,
.15
.25
..,
Stern, Lauer A Co
.15
Partners
.15
Meyer A Fox
.70
Co.—
Ellis A Anderson
A
Co,
.50
.10
Grant-Erownell A Co
Harris
.70
Co._r__
8tillman, Maynard A Co
Marache A
A
.10
A
Boyce
8tern, Frank,
A
Ripley
.25
2.00
.10
Stern Brothers & Co
Granbery,
Harriman
.10
Co.:
A
Staats
R.
.30
Co
Stein Bros. A
Gcodbody
A
A
Co
.25
Goldman,
Halle
A
A
2.00
Sachs A Co.______ 2.00
Green,
.70
Agnew
Starkweather
Co
A
Forgan
F.
Co._
.25
Inc._
Sons
A
Smith,
.50
Co.,
A
Co
,.10
Marshall
Fulton
A
B.
Inc
Co..
Hague
M.
A
.10
Michigan Corp.__—
Nolan, Fleming-W.
Folger.
8mith, Earney A Co.
Smith,
.50
Singer, Deane A Scribner
2.25
Corp._
Boston
.05
.05
Evans A Co.,
I.
.05
.10
Co
Shuman,
.10
.15
Corp
8hields
.70
Securities
Equitable
.15
Co
.05
Inc.
severally
Moseley
Newburger
.15
;
Corp.
aggregate
to Oct- 1.
.25
Co._
E.
6%,
Mullaney, Wells A CompanyW. H. Newbold's Son A Co.
1.00
Co
A
Cooley
♦8,461,000
substantially by 1965)___
.05
S.
Paine, Weber, Jackson A
Howard,
than
panies (including $1,817 cap. stock)_
Capital stock (pajr S15)
aue
♦39,922,000
.30
.25
F.
Pacific
Hocker
43,908,000
:
.15
Lynch
.15
J
1960-1961)
Minority
50.000,000
to
A
Moore,
.10
—,—
Co
A
Collins
Julien
J.
Hemisphere):
8%,
to
Leonard
.10
.05
Collins
C.
C.
Hill
19581
(Eastern
(33a%
1985)
Purchase
$">5.000.000
i
payable to banks (1.85%,
June
Ctver subs,
Inc.:
1958
Line
Pipe
notes
due
,
EFFECT
Mobil
Term
000
company-had- its best year in the 12 months ended Sppt. .30,
1956, W. A. Thompson,, Chgirman, and Paul A. Appleby, President, an-
GIVING
.25
The
Gregory
the
1956
and an
diviHmid o' 50 re"ts ner share. The
currently offered will not be entitled to the dividend
share declared
ner
CAPITALIZATION
due
Co.—Reports Recoid Earnings—
are
company
kerosene.
and
shares
cents
bv
share
per
additional
Other
Jan. 14 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock mo pari to be offered
thout underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
and
oil
marketed
and
DIVIDENDS—On
Bedford. Mass.—Files With
on
w
and
diasel
oil,
The more important prol-
.30
Model, Roland A Stone—___
A
.10
Hibbs
W^st, South West and Pacific areas.
Inc.
Paul J.
Glore,
Central
Co.,
Co
Newman
$250,000,000.
in
are
Milwaukee
Mitchum, Jones A Templeton
.30
the Middle East, Venezuela. Canada and
Colombia.
The company distributes petroleum p-oducts in most of the
48 states and in Alaska, the principal volume being in the North Fa t,
production
foreign
Merrill, Turben A
The
.05
Foster
of
2.00
Securities Corp
1
Burr, Inc
_____
Ccggeshall A Hicks
—
Mobil's integrated operations include production, transporta¬
tion.
refining and marketing of petroleum and Its products in the
United States
and
various
foreign countries.
The principal sources
the
Exchange Commission—
12.090
share,
in
leader
a
.10
Fenner
A Beane
.25
A
Eppler,
Mobil,
BUSINESS—Socony
.10
Inc
Coffin
petroleum industry, has
Eastern Hemispheres.
net
.05
Weir,
Clayton
Elkins,
Term
entire unit would vary according to
said, hut the average cost" of sue a a
building
for
the water in the plan,
built on land if local con¬
S750.G00.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
.05
Co.
Newhard, Cook A Co.____;
proceeds from the sale of the additional shares
will bo added to tho company's general iunds to be used for general
co.Torata purposes, including expansion and improvement of facil.ties.
.
over
be
.10
A
.15
F.
PROCEEDS—Tiie
a
the
approximately
be
is
Inc._
(Inc. )_
.05
.10
Mead, Miller A Co._
Patton
A Co
Young,
Corp._—
Secur.'ties
capitalstock.
Notps
Sea
unsubscribed
Subscription warrants have
181,000 holders of the company's
the company.
from
due
-
extends
as
the company
construction.
Atwater
Mr.
would
would
could
just
constructing
conditions,
local
development
can
aver-water
of
cost
The
-
it
brick.
building
main
said
prevent
and
glass
by
suggested
tontcl
the
of
steel,
underwriters have agreed to purchase any
shares
•
>
sleek,
ringle-floor building extending over th? water.
Individual living ac¬
commodations for travelers will be located in this building, vv.icn wi{.l
The
>
motor
plans nrepared "to ?id and
te muc'->rno",ed wamnw-idc facilities."
Architectural plans are available at cost '32* to cities and . towns,
Loatins
of the Securities Act of 1933, The offering is
being underwritten by a nationwide group of 257 irfvestment firms headed by Morgan Stanley & Co.- The
passage
Socony
reject,"talpl'ms pnd a seal" mod*l prma-ed
by Pavlecic A Kovaeevlc, Chicago architects, for Scott-At water, the
boatel
will
be
a
modern
waterside
uevciopmcnt with several unique
Among
$199,278,000 represents the nation's second largest
industrial common stock offering to stockholders since
than
verv
Loewy Associates,
H"e,
new
biggest
Scott-Atwater's
model.-
40-horsepower
subscription rights expire at 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 19,
1957. The sale of the additional shares, involving more
extensive, interests
designers.
nine motor's in tire company's
33-horsepower.
Jan.
.''the
industrial
leading
Flans
at
.
,
ign work on the line was executed by Raymond
There
a
changes,
McLeod,
.10
Clarke
W.
Curtiss,
pany
-
f~r rpd<>*»int'«n :oi «^rch 1
■r"aO
3% series, due March 1, 1975 at 100.51%,"
plus accrued
interest
Payment
will be made at Tne Citizens .c
Southern National Bank, 22 Bull St., Savannah, Ga.—V. 184, p. 2673. j
The
of
.05
at
day for the year 1956, and at the year-end was running
about 173,000 barrels daily.—V. 184, p. 2489.
of
rate
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.—Stock Offered—This com¬
Redemption
Power' Co.—Partial
Inc._—
West
A
Cunningham,
further stated that the company's net production of
liquid hydrocarbons would average over 166,000
other
..
Electric &
Savannah
McKelvy
—
A
Dodge
Qo
McJunkin,
Co.
Clark
A
.10
Co.___
Chiles-Schutz
they were called for redemption—Jan. 3, 1957.
and
A
.15
.30
Co
A
.15
Company
Whiteside,
W.
McDonald-Moore
—.70
Chapin
E.
McDonald
Corp
Winslow.Inc.
J.
541,766
'•
1
Republic
.25
.15
Co.__^
Inc._
Denton,
National
Chace,
McCormick
A
.50
,
Co
A.
.05
Co.,
Eros.
Central
A
Masten
.15
Co.__,
A
E.
.15
Co
A
Inc.
Mason-Hagan,
.70
Byllesby A Co.
M.
Marks
M.
.15
H.
1C56—52 Weeks—1955
.25
.15
Laurence
Marshall
A
.10
*
.05
Co.,
MacDonald,
A
Irving Lundborg A Co
Manley, Bennett A Co
Sons
lisle A
1.00
.•—
.15
Co.—
A
A
Slocumb
A
Rhoades A Co.
Loeb,
Mackall A Coe
Co
A
Cabell
Clark,
substantially
barrels per
SI.156.722
inc.__
85.'' '
Loewi A Co. Inc.-
2.00
A
.10
—
A
Crouse
.05
Carl M.
.25
;—_
Burnham
Co.—:
Livingstone,
.50
___:_
Sullivan
Brown
R.
Co.__—
.15
—J2.00
A
Co.
Co._____
A
Richard
sale
Spencer
oil
crude
$3,289,051
2,132,329
$ '4.4^9
ry. oper.
railway oper.
—V,
83,606,272
2.390,933
8.
Ryons
.05
Brown,
year.
per-share basis,
a
which
on
SEC
1956—11 Mos—1955
$314,063
203.994
$313,352
228,892
Lester,
.30
Inc.—
Bradford
C.
Alex.
\
debentures,
/'•*
1956—Month—1955
Brothers
Simmons
Co.,
Eranch,
respective
periods. The average number of shares outstanding in 1956 was greater
by about 1,300,000 shares than in the preceding year.
This was prin¬
cipally attributable to conversions of the company's 3V4% convertible
Jan. 10 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock ipar SlOi to be offered
End. Nov. 30—
Legg A
Lehman
.70
,
'
Inc.
net income for the year 195G is expected
pared with $6.01 per share
on
the average number of
Savannah & Atlanta Ry.—Earnings—
~
A
Inc
.lo
2.00
Corp—__—__ 1.00
Higginson
John C.
.70
Inc.
A
Lee
r
.15
1.00
Co._l
A
.15
Co.
A
Central
Company.,
Corporation and
of'ti'Sandshell product line.—V. 181, p. 1779.
Ellis
Eosworth,
,
earnings will exceed by $10,300,000, or
the
derived
There will be no under- <
wdrking capital; for the':
purchase of additional equipment; and for development $r\d marketing''
y
.15
.50
—
Corp
Langley A Co
Lfteard Freres
4
(05 V
-
—.
Boenning A Co
Sales Higher—
$7,663,691
$8,625,731
such
rata to shareholders at $7 per share.
writing. ;>The proceeds are ot be used for
V!
Co.
A
Llyth
$
pro
••
Blair
Brush,
$91,000,000, an all-time high, P. C. Spencer,
On the basis of these preliminary figures,
on
15,000
covering
.25
•
2,25
Laird A Company,
W. C.
.10
Co.__
Bisaell A Meeds
Laird,
„
v
.50
Co._i___'
Stearns A Co
G. Becker & >Co.
Blunt
underwriting. JThe proceeds are
1956—4 Weeks—1955
184, p. 2840.
Mr.
The
.50
North A ,Co.__
Eichler A
Elair
corporation on Jan. 23 filed a letter of notification with the
$75,OCO of 7% subordinated capital debentures due Feb.
Consolidated
;
Corp., Santa Clara, Calif.—Files With
Ladenburg, Thalmann A Co._
.25
Co.—
A
William
Exchange Commission—
Sinclair Oil Corp.—Earnings
(Continued from page 12)
EEC
and
Earnings for 1956 are exclusive of
corrected
Kuhn, Loeb A Co.
CO.,t Inc.
(Inc.)
Investment News
Sandshell
$6,953,014
Finance Plan, Inc., Pittsfield, Mass.
Sales
3- 1
.
Barth
Bateman,
2-15
dividend.
A
Burns
.
General
Barret, Fitch,
Bocttcher
Period End. Dec. 29—
3- 1
-
Baird
Ball, Burge A Kraus___z
covenng
3-15
25c
was
incorrect. The
L« indicated here
date
W.
Burke
in
date
' 1955
S
'
Shoe Corp. of America—December
tax.
income
Robert
2340.
p.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
.30
Co,—:
A
.
■Baker, Watts,A Co
Baker, Weeks A Co.___
424,235,756 3,458,844,493 3,223,266,123
1977 to be offered at par, without
be used for working, capital.
1,
to
tax
published
Whipple
.25
2.00
Kidder, Peabody A Co
.
.50
_
Bacon,
1956—11 Mos —1955
$
$
Securities
The
SEC
3-15
25c
'
tPayable In U. S funds, icss 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
tPayable in Canadian funds,
tax deductible at the source.
resident tax 15%;
resident tax 7%.
a
184,
.
Bache A.Co.^
A.
444,554,971
.15
.15
.30
Bear,
'1956—Month—1955
.10
Kay, Richards A Co—
A. M. Kidder A Co,, Inc.____
.05
-Red-
Parker -A:
.10
Joseph. Mellen A Miller, Inc.
Kalman A Company, Jnc
Lestrange &-Co.—__
Auchincloss,
>•
,
$7,977,000
Period End. Dec. 31—
$1.25
— __
year.
1
:—
Bleichroeder,
S.
.10
Arthurs,
This vol-"
1056
-
and
.05
.
Kreeger A Hewitt-
Jones,
^
.
.05
Inc.
3016.
p.
Security
3-14
37'ic
_i.___-i_._-i-.
Youngstown 3heet & Tube
(increased!
Yuba Consolidated Gold Fields, Inc..—
133,
With
2-1
4- 1
371/ic
-
r
Strudwick
&
Arnhold
>
.15
.25
Edward D. Jones & Co._,
.25
Inc
and
Space
Jnc
Co.,
.05
& -Co.,
Lane,
-
Johnston, Lemon As <Co.
.30
.70
1-
Brothers
Ames
Anderson
Sears, Roebuck & Co.-r-December Sales Up—
1-31
(quar.)—"37'2C
15c
-
E.
\
Heir
Johnson,
Company
Allyn & Co., Inc.-
Almstedt
A.
to $236^791,420,
ago.—V.-184, p. 2057. - •
year
a
&
C.
A.
Sc
.05
.05
.05
&
Peck
George D. B. Bonbright A Co.
2- 1
2-15'
——30c
—
Manufacturing
Towne
A
date
same
Net- profit
—V.
2-141-31
2-15
_
30c
Allen
3-20
-
2-15
5c
.r,..—
.
class _A, <f.-a)
Paine__—
&
operating charges__________j„ $17,477,000 $11,853,014
.^,560.000 _;-d,900,000
Sales
2-20
""
WyteX Oil>
Proctor
Adams
J.
r
,
Grubbs
Kirkland,
Jenks,
4.20
Abbott,
-income
on
_—.
1
4-
—1——___u—10c
*r. Miles Co. (quar,
—
10c-
Wysong
all
after
Taxes
-
-
t
.
Worsted
Wyandotte
i
__
xhe
over
.
.
——'_____5.f_5z_l:i—- $1.12Vg
(monthly)
k
25c
March 11
Profit
'
*-%
sh. plus this
""
r
-
year.
of last
the $280,735,962
over
,3 Months Ended Oct: 31—
...
rights:
of
exercise
percentages
capital stock
additional
the
Co
. -
'•
»
of
Stanley &
*<Joseph EL) Seagram & Sons, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings
r
-V.
2-15
2- #
,
■
-
rise
?1%
2-15:. —.
_
t
,^.x
' 1-31 '
3-15 . 2-28 1 r*.
.<3-15,
2-28 •. ...
3-15 -I; 2-28
' 3-11
2-27.
4.40% '.preferred
v
_4-J5
.
by
Morgan
1956, receivables outstanding amounted
Sept, 30,
.-On
a
*
•
,
$349,356,443 in credit during the
provided
ume
-
explained."
report
-.Seaboard
2- 1 '
v
in
"
*
for
$6,716,804, up 25%
was
year
conversion of prferred stock into common wa3
because the
years
completed
3-15
2-15
,
recent
.3-18 ,-:2-15
fiscal
the preceding year. After deducting pre¬
dividends, earnings equaled $1.40 per common, share on the
4,274,452 shares outstanding as of Sept: 30 last.
In the 1955 fiscal
year, earnings were equal to $1.16 a share on the 4,227,456 shares then
outstanding, after adjusting for the 2-for-l stock split on Feb. 3, 1956.
The eainings Increase was made through larger volume and a more
efficient
expense
factor which offset higher interest rates paid on
borrowed money, the report said.
Also, per share earnings on common
stock reflected
increases in net income4 to a greater extent than id
10-11,>
^
the
for
income
ferred
Co.->Incv common
Wilson &
•
25c
—
-
shares
has agreed to sell to them,
indicated
below, such of
as shall not be subscribed
company
in
the
the S5,3-77J16 earned in
from
(qiiar.)-——-15c
3-15
.
3- 9
.(quar.).—.-—25c
'5-1
4-12
1——V -I 25c;r >8-1' V £-12 •
"
I;
2-15
3- 1
2-15
net
purchase, and the
the respective
to
severally,
/
Consolidated
1-31
'1-28
1-25
1-25
2-15
2- 1*.
1-30
agreed
report to shareholders.
Earnings
receivables -outstanding reached new
annual
the
volume .and
high.
1-17
2-15
-2-12
- 2-15
Dental
S.)
Oil
Wilcox
i'
2- 1
(quar.)_,
30c
(quar./
11c
Mfg. -.quar.) ——40c White Stores, Inc., common (quar.)_—
15c
5convertible-preierred (quar.>_„—
343ac
Whitin Machine Works ••(quar.-)
_l-^__..^_'_; ,33c
Wilcox & CJibbs Sewing
Machine <s-ai —_
10c
White
Gas
Propane
River
Wnite
in
10
share,
common
per
Payable ©/ Bee.
Share
Insurance
Fire
Westchester
-
nounced^on -Dec.
Holder«
When
Per
.
_
Com-pany
Name of
,
51
(655)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
v..
Struthers A
Wulff. Hansen A Co
Yarnall,
Biddle A Co
.05
.25
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(656)
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Solar Aircraft Co.—Jordan on Board—
21
Jordan,
C.
William
Jan
named
was
Federal
Curtiss-Wright Corp., Mr. Jordan was Execu¬
tive Vice-President of Hughes Aircraft Co. until mid-1954.
He is Chair¬
man
of the Board of B. M. Heede, Inc., New York;
President of the
Seymour Tool & Engineering Co., Seymour, Ind.; and a director of the
Lagonda National Bank, Springfield, Ohio; Summers Gyroscope Co..
Sauta Monica, Calif.; Carter Laboratories, Pasadena; and Franklin C.
Wolfe Co., Los Angeles Airways, and Longren Aircraft Co., all of Los
Calif.
Angeles.
fills the
Jord8n
Mr.
vacancy
134,
1957,
p.
'
;
,
management,
The
months ago,
some
31,970,338
300,774.362
82,616,826
taxes_„
3,504,626
3,203,325
40,051,032
37,646,942
income
charges
7,550,980
7,208,639
85.349.384
77,171,043
7,242,603
6,640,827
80,193,595
71,678,183
1956—Month—1955
$2,430,150
_
—V.
53,977,541
alter
185,
184,
1956—10 Mos.—1955
$2,538,568
$16,429,603
$15,919,181
2840.
p.
Stewart-Warner
The
Announces
Corp.
The
Service
Public
Co.—Offering Oversub-
30)
to
A
total
stock amounted to 134%
common
of
the
(which expired Jan.
stockholders and employees of 291,967
common
shares of
The
announced that sub¬
its offering
on
284,622 shares
being
are
to
second
New
Electronic
tary
who subscribed for 384,216 shares, and 7,345
shares are being issued to employees who subscribed for
this amount.—V. 185, p. 384.— .
*•
.
holders,
and
and
recently
been
„
electronic
other
the
data
the
written
and
•;
unit
processing
the
meet
typical
which
require-
organizations.'
experience
Division—is
governmental
for
*
to
business
describes
system,
drawings,
images.
particularly
Electronics
other
have
facsimile
pictures,
visual
developing,
third—which
of
new
a
which
Datafax
new
other
advertises
is
Stewart-Warner
warrant
and
brochures
Division.
the
transmission
industrial
of
The
three
Electronics
material,
company
ments
of the issue.
issued
its
describebs
electronic
printed
,
by
first
issued
has
company
published
86.
p.
scribed—This company on Jan, 31
of
board
the
28,816,237 326,776,110
6,841,899
scriptions received
.
to
recommended
489,569,888
rapid
Santa Fe mill and
sale of the
other assets, the company said:
the proposed
with
534,793,352
operating
—V.
Porto Rico Sugar Co.—Sale of Mill—In connec¬
South
tion
46,070,100
Sales
7,411,685
operating
Net
,'
.
$
Products—
industrial
»
Period End. Dec. 31—
s
50,437,629
Southwestern
Franklin Hatch, New York
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—December Sales Off—
1956—11 Mos.— 1955
$
taxes
Net
the Solar board of directors caused
on
resignation of .E.
Income
Other
.
by the recent
consultant.—V.
1956—Month—1955
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
the Board.
former president of
A
End. Nov. 30—
s
company,
Chairman of
by Edmund T. Price,
nouncement
this
of
Period
manufacturing executive,
on
according to an an¬
aircraft
pioneer
director
a
Monday^ February 4, 1957
...
and
Intended
agencies.—V.
184,
primarily
for
of
mili¬
2058.
p.
Swan-Finch OH Co.—Unit Sells Keta Firm—
See
Doeskin
Products,
Inc.
above.—V.
184,
2787.
p.
*
3)
■
.
•
v
*
.
amount of sugar
directors that consideration be given to increasing the
the Dominican subsidiaries.
This program was approved
result the first planting of approximately 6,600 acres out of
■and
as
a
18,000 acres of new
estimated total of
an
Division
started.
been
has
«
in
land
cane
•
,
Sovereign
Magdalena
our
.
Total
this program
was
a
—V.
Xt
Quarter Ended Nov.
A
Profit
Net
IRico
these new
all
from
for the
canes
12.
Jan.
on
1957
import duties and taxes
for such installation
well
as
it from 50',/
-exonerating
income taxes)
as
a,
the
of
a
strike
volume
profits
a
year
The
ties
company filed
and
Exchange
of 1935
pany Act
but
ized
its
<►#
on
unissued
the
basis
eliares
of
13,
stock,
common
stock
of
share
one
stock
common
Jan.
This
of
with the Securi¬
and
$5i, and
(par
to offer
to the holders
stock
common
record
the
at
close
for
each
on
$10
of
1957.
such
to
company
underwriters
for
purchase' any shares not subscribed
to
stockholders
■connection
and
with
shares,
their
for
purchased
stabilizing activities.
services
as
by
the
the
if
Pacific
for
transportation
services.
by
pany's
We
have to have rate
offered
"Even
to
a
volume
good
declared,
"SP's
investment
freight
to
should
to
provide
make
to
The
all
hurt
•in
a
at
the
The
the
over
coming
not
the
give
Mr.
net
share,
World
War
fair
interest
return
rates,
on4,
funds
continued,
freight
as
volume
held
up
last
SP
continuing
is
services
amounted
year
and,
the
'
if
the
1956—Month—1955
19,292,080
"
:
dary
offering of
$2.50)
shares
net
on
expand
upon
to
$54,364,274,
investment
and
improve
realistic
a
losses
ixom
12 Months Ended Sept. 30—'*
Gross
earnings
-
•
■
The
;
25
'
It
or
Net
1955
*>
was
have
share.
Standard
has
averaged
rate
Income
Profit
from
Ended
sale
before
of
Nov.
goods
4,895,000
$2.60
income
Profit
♦
transportation
the
for
1956
■
taxes
on.
and
state
some
interstate
commissions
haven't
yet
granted
wage boosts
of
wage
put. in effect in 1955. Applications
increases are pending."
to
been
to
include
8192.938
*103.004
taxes.—V.
184,
increases
the
cover
to
1956
cover
round
nounced
Mr.
Mirroring the rapid
development of western
nn^US/'nes loca,tlnS alon8 SP's
in new
5*30 000,000
plants,
♦rack service
was
about
number
about
ot
large
new
to
1.5
This
were
five
more
1.2
sales
and
and
tnan
w^?,nVersidiesel
then
can
iwfore^he
e'nd
expansions
more
cur
that
programs.
1956,
approximately
plants
requiring spur
plant investment
though the actual
even
declined
from
an
of
average
Southern
In
1956.
and
cars
Pacific
the
continue
railroad
remaining steam locomotives for
put
"Complete dieselization
peak
$89,934
Pacific
toilers
IZZvirl
on
fifty
of
the
may
be realized
to
reduce
impacts
on
fragile
still
on
number
SP
and
by
4
^
director
a
of
of
the
this
company 'was
of
in
the
resignation
Ferro
on
of
Corp.—V.
the
The
Standard
Robert
184,
of
A.
SP
cars,
to
be
oohsldering
gp.lr!ulU *%of
Standard-Thomson
built
further
company
Vandalia,
show
quarterly
a
April
increases
Dec.
this
discount
of
radio
will
be
R.
of
growth
Products
Weaver,
occupied
by
the
Leland
Machine & Foundry Co., he said.
not disclosed.
President,
Electric
Cost
of
board
Chairman
announced.
Co.,
the
a
shouid.
of
to
limiting
40
of
cents
of
the
KOB
KSTP,
by
be
loadings.
this
moved
Clifford
will
be
extensions
"»'«««*• »"d
of
the
-outbfrcstcra
will
"Under
should
on
Boston.
its
show
In
sales
continue
the
of
new
and
Inc..
to
Co.,
a
operate
integrated
a
of
present
manufacturing
the
division
150,000
Co.
stock
plant
Corp.
plant
Mass.
setup.
Waltham.
Standard-Thomson
substantial growth and earnings for 1957,"
fiscal year ended May 31, 1956, the
company
which
Mr.
Webster
13-week strike in April,
attributed
tile
of
the
•;
civilian
Beard,
exceedthe
established
lines,
stated
that
records
in. 1955
of
despite
a
share.
It
was
com¬
Inc.,
KOB-TV
in Albuquerque, N.
Minneapolis-St. Paul was
of
Time,
owners,
loss.—V.
May
184.
p.
Inc..
Communications
and
Co.
conform
with
five
to
Inc.,
Wayne
and
Commission.
the
said
former
a
The
sale
sale of
Is
"
;
*
M,,
an¬
Coy,
would
KOB
thp' F.C.C.'s multiple ownership regulation
VHF
stations.
to buy for $15,750,000 WFBM-AM-TV in
in Minneapolis
and
WOOD-AM-TV in
agreed
has
been
Eisenhardt
by
prior
Title
to
elected
was
the
a
&
of
Title
of Abstract
acquisition
Guarantee
Treasurer
and
trustee
a
director
Trust
in
&
January
Co.—V.
•
of
185,
&
Trust
Insurance
Corp.
95'>
p.
Buffalo
the
of
Guarantee
Title
of
its
capital
385.
American
foot
Standard-Thomson
at
Mr.
(Buffalot
at
facilities
of
square
Mr.
Trans-Gulf Offshore Drilling:, Inc., Houston, TexasRegisters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
Jan.
.
group
be.
to
share.
to Dec.
31.
and June of
2122.
1957.
The
a
per
The
to
and
Ben
izers,
which
to
in
issue
organizers
S.
equal
to
its
with
the
SEC
cents
25
par
common.
on
agreement
they
are
provides
are
that
required to
Drennan
O.
law
in
if
on
the
the
underwriters
purchase all thereof,
Dec.
18.
coastal
1956.
It
waters
of
Wade
(President), Douglas
Flynn. Harry J. Chavanne (Board Chairman)
Robinson.
Trans-Gulf
initially issued to these organ¬
William
they
statement
of
was
organized under Texas
conduct
drilling operations
Its
Wade,
shares
per
underwriting
Trans-Gulf
proposes
Louisiana.
registration
700.000
of the stock is to be made by an underwriting
by Dallas Rupe
&
Son.
Inc.
The
offering
price is
share and the underwriting commission 30 cents
headed
$2
filed
covering
offering
purchase any of the shares,
W.
the official
corporation
24,
stock.
Webster
lost $680,839
The company went on a calendar
year as of Jan. 1, 1957,
and will report a net loss for the period from June 1
to
saw
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.—New Director—
'
its plant
The
said,
1956
>
sales
Albuquerque Broadcasting
Fedferal
WTCN-AM-TV
Savings Bank,
$13,600,000.
The company was hit by a
1955.
over
power
Rapids. Mich., from Consolidated Television and Radio Broad¬
casters, Inc., subject to F.C.C. and stockholder approval.—V. 185, p. 190.
the
division located at Vandalia will
.vacant plant formerly occupied by
its
of
record
Grand
.
division
1957. '
or
,
per
and
the joint
recently
Indianapolis.
of
parts
into
Mass.,
Manufacturing
Clifford
said.
Spring
to
instrument
of
Increase^— (
approval.
company
a
Time,
making the announcement. Mr. Webster stated Standard-Thomson
is currently seeking a 40,000
square foot facility in or near the Dayton,
Ohio, area for the manufacture of its commercial products.
aircraft
Sales
into
equal
respectively
to
10
President
enable Time to
In
The
holders
to
approximately 15'/"
reciprocating blade
pattern
Royv E. Larsen, President of Time,
'
Corp.—Sells Vandalia Plant—
Webster,
N.
net
its
dividend
common
1957
1,
21;, Wright
station
cash
Jan.
on
F.C.C.
Parker
has completed negotiations for the sale of
Ohio.
increase
approximately 50in production under defense contracts.
of
2058.
p.
should
.
1951.
created
outstanding during the
purchased In
companies
385.
p.
$937,407
subject
,
an¬
'
of
Board
shares
that
$1.74
or
beginning of
company
declared
earnings
and
sale
is
who
Director—
a
Reiif, President.
S.
Chairman
vacancy
the
and
,fla^cars designed for piggyback service. Southern
t^-,nati0" s railroads last year in putting 70,000 truck
ff
J.
as
of
non-textile
the
the
payable
185
on
of
$1,500,000
nounced
1800.
p.
was
«^'LaoditA,?naJI 2'000 refrigerator cars are on order bv the jointlvfftT hfliinni fCrIrUlt Exi)fest;- 200 belng "super-giant" mechanical cars
line
in
January
goods' Fust of these rolled off the PFE assembly
One-hundred
bv
board
into
of
Institute
by
is
Appliance
a
directors
The
during
use
,
Research
fills
He
231 diesel units.
,r.hls year' sp listed 10-8<53 more cars
,ra* r°ad s own shops and outside builders—a
% betng the hydra-cushion freight cars developed by
Stanford
k
Sigmier
21
Dec.
on
Sigmier
join Farker
its
Power will approach completion this spring,
units, bringing its total fleet to 2.000. 'We
S1958
of
In
of
C.
all
to
Raymond F. Eisenhardt. Vice-President
requires
car
with
reserve
investment,
3,000 new freight
d.livery of 8b
lines.
expansions
C.
number
\
announced
$6,500,000
approximately
Time, Inc.—Radio and TV Stations Sold—
The
Appliance
Co., and previously was in the banking business in Cleveland for many
years,
resigning as a Vice-President of the Cleveland Tr.ist Co. to
by SP's shippers. That
1955
day.
a
growth
locomotive
service
the
locations
about
industrial
or
announced
times
industry is the number
of
Election
were
1956—
29,
Jan.
on
only increased greatly in domestic markets, but have
rise in foreign markets as well. .The company expects
Chairman
Standard Products Co.—Sigmier Elected
inadequate
Share in
a
Board,
$4,661,636
110.776
$93,454
income
the
pleted.—V. 183, p. 1413.
for
State
in
States Natural Gas Co.—Secondary Offering—
secondary offering of 200.000 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on Jan. 30 by A. C. Allyn & Co. Inc.
and Metropolitan Dallas Corp. at $6.75 per share, with a
structure.
have
$270,840
Three
'
increases
rate
included
share
per-
point up this increase in the
Thomas, President and Chairman of
B.
dealer's
$204,230
income.-
quarter__:
Reclassified
not
,
'Unfortunately,
SO.34
A
1955
•
$4,630,020
;
Provision for Federal and state taxes
.
quarter
to
corporation manufactures'Moe Light and Star Light residential
lighting fixtures, the Wright Power Saw, Electric Sprayit portable
paint spraying equipment, and bathroom cabinets.—V. 184, p. 525.
[
$4,769,997
$2.61
services
and
was
shares
The
Earnings Higher-
30—
of
that
29
lines
sharp
a
reduction
3,307,685.'
$4,853,950
/„!_
Milling Co.—Net
Months
-
first
further
To
Lee
12,094.472
;
.
year
number "of
same
Industries Ine.—Civilian
continuation
a
~
4,763,000
___:
__—
stock
the year and that
operations disposed of in 1956- were eliminated;
have been tar excess of $14,000,000 for the
believe
announced
shown
$25,067,154
3,441,983
(estimated)__
profit
Earnings per common
—V. 183, p. 2080.
of
would
1957.—V.
civilian
sales
(par
13.289,284
tax
shares
v
the
on
equivalent
average
share,
per
15,
Thomas
"
secon¬
stock
1956
i__
income
795,042
period of the previous
same
this
for
ior-1956
Jan.
on
cents
March
$26,348,217
Depreciation
*
that the consolidated
*
,
gains,
textile
directors
therefore,
Subs.)—Earnings:
Expenses
of
each
■
based
assuming that
acquired prior
earnings
,818,518.508
■
.
16 announced
working capital In 1957 through retained earnings in Older to provide
for the increased requirements of its
expanding business. They -have;
$
common
(A. E.) Staley Manufacturing Co. (&
?
i
year.
made on Jan. 30 by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
share, with a dealer's concession of 85 cents
share.- It was completed.—V. 184, p. 367.
per
the
on
been
per
$36
alf
121,885,191
.
Offering—A
of
share,
taxes
earnings
had
proforma
was
at
-
10,000
*
.
Products
1798.
p.
for
4
Chairman
However,
ail
-
$
Electric €o.—Secondary
y
,
Gas
consolidate
corporation and its subsidiaries for the three months
the first quarter of the present fiscal year,,
after
year.
redeemed
129,949,934
'
"
to
1956,
capital
1956
$
Natural
loan
Corp.—Earnings Increased—,
$1,703,939,-or $2.14
Little,
share
per
issued
be
to
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$
138.
*
preliminary
,
exchanged preferred stock is
of
the redemption price.
'
*
develop¬
'
long-term bank
a
Textron, Inc.—Earned $1.74
Royal
,
payment
'
2340.
p.
Sprague
Three
'
H
required
.
30,
to
income
All
System and its solely
with $56,245,672 and $6.22 a share
return
our
ability
to
dependent
entirely
'
;
shares
Transportation
compares
only 3l/2?fi," Mr. Russell commented. "This narrow
margin of earning
Is entirely inadequate to
permit absorption of rising labor and ma¬
terial costs.
Capital expenditures of necessity must come
eventually
from earnings.
"Our
not
are
.
19,464,020
184,
Federal
the
II,
capital,
company,
Sales
1955.
"Since
which
over
'
Tekoil's
common
agreed to purchase from
debentures
and
common
the
to
on
the outr
common stock,
resulting in a net operating income of $1.80
share for the three months ended Nov, 30, 1956.—V.* 184, p. 2674.
per
& Oswald,
commission to
$7.50
a
stock
standing
stock.
10
4,000
common *
accelerate
t.o
arrangement with El Paso
comparable figure for the
Net
Clowes
.
for
for
all
each
Tekoil
expand waterflood programs already * underway*
Malicky fields of west Texas and in the East
consumniated
of the
Nov.
nonrecurring
Spiegel, Inc. (& Subs.)—December Sales Higher—
Russell
declined.
affiliates. This
stockholders
exchange offer.
with
and
for
and
Smart,
by
also. has
unit
per
securities
debentures
sale
unit
per
underwrite)*
$92.50
such
the
public
the
200,000
option
an
Illinois.
$1,075,658, or $1.35 per
of stock outstanding.
country pointing
year,
of
he
income
The
on
proposes
preferred
purchasing
:
expected
Oxley, President, on Jan.
amounted
1956
reasonable
'
of
for
*
—V.
com¬
facility and equipment improvements
the expanding requirements of our
ahead
1956,
Pacific's
$6.0.1
-controlled
in
income
net
Southern
-©.bout
of
keep
y-.
pinch
but
simply will
attract,
territory."
well
traffic-in The
income
net
required
necessary
we
of
unit of
$200,000
convertible
to
1ms
to
and
of
is
present indebtedness.—-V.
ended
consisting of $100 of debentures
$545,300 of the debentures and
offered in exchange for the 54.530
cumulative
is
acquired
,
1972,
1,
company
and
field
addition
its
each
be
5%
$100
The
par.
March
association
outstanding.
SEC
•»
'
stock.
to
one
$1
due
the
Co.,
also
Texas Natural Gasoline
■
relief/'
capital investment program will be about
$20,000,000 less than the railroad's record capital outlay
in 1956, Mr. Russell added..
*
for general business
of
debentures
with
'r
stock,-,;
that
,
statement
Gas
Lehn-Apco
John T.
Gr/o
units
its
of
at
to
the
to
in
are
The
;
1957
IGven with predictions
substantially
stock,
common
Period End. Dec. 31—
'
heavy im¬
provement expenditures," Donald J. Russell, President,
.said on Jan. 28, "costs of operation have risen far faster
income.
-of
believe
probability that
above the second
2696.
p.
registration
a
offered
at
the
-
with the economies produced
by our previous
than
quarter.
to
the
proceeds of the sale of debentures and common stock to the
will
initially be
added
to
the
general
funds
of
the
company to be available for its general corporate purposes, including
Co.—Has
increased
next
reason
Natural
Paso
the
three-year period, Mr. Davison said.
Tekoil
Co.,
El
common
of
program
the
In
the
Net
railroad, than it would like to spend to meet public
demand
^the
with
and
an
Centerville
heavy
our
delivered
;y
agreement, El Paso
additional 150,000 shares of
new
ment
in
Underwriter
185, p. -489.
Large Improvement-Pro¬
gram—This company plans to invest about $110,000,000
in. capital improvements in 1957—a lot
less, according to
the
be
to
company
working
Southern
183,
be
of
part
not
every
one,
profits
of
Tekoil's
terms
next
The
expectations
due
mill was tied up
Second,
until
1,209,810
"Operating
Calif.,
were
reflected
will
said.
previous
period.
$745,300
shares
underwriter,
pursuant
in
any,
the
3
to
quarter
be
common
shares
are
stock
offering
of
of
underwriter.
the
agreement
the
company,
also 'V.
See
-and
result of
a
$37.71.
1,209,810
Beach,
data, there is
will be a good
filed
par, at the rate
preferred
stock.
Inc.,
company proposes publicly to invite bids for the underwriting
additional common stock, such invitation to request proposed
underwriters to name the amount of
compensation to be paid by
the
purchase
Exchange Commission—
securities
shares
common
shares
the
1©
the
quarter
covering
these
two
outstanding
The
■of
and
shares
14,906
10,906
13
business
of
of
ago."—V.
1957,
offer
to
the right to subscribe for such shares
of
Jan.
on
come
Long
first
not.
second
corporation
29,
and
25,
the
additional
held
1957
Jan.
Public Utility Holding Com¬
1,507,304 shares of its author¬
on
under
to issue
common
outstanding
March
application
an
Form U-l
$16.64
net
Financing Plan "With SEC—
Commission
on
$17.05
Under
Sperti Products, Inc., Hoboken, N. J.—Registers With
Securities
fSouthern Co.—Files
v/ill
current
the
not
the
the
1956-1957
year
in
quarter
production and other taxes (but not
from the new cane ground at its new
during
upon
fiscal
profits
new company
a
of
.__
outstanding
did
First,
portion
therefrom
"Based
the
for
subsidiary
shares
$0.32
,
President,
quarter
sales
owned
802,405
390.405
$37.68
shares
-
W.
H. Davison, President, on Jan. 28 announced the
completion of
negotiations whereby El Paso Natural Gas Products Co., a wholly-
"
$22,645,727
$0.14
share
Kellogg,'* Jr.,
by
1955
.
169.049
share
per
factors
Way for Expansion—
340.049
;
_
current
first
several
489.
p.
the
1956
.
taxes
assets
per
Howard
,
for
company
20-year franchise to the
shire Life Insurance Co. $175,000 of
25-year first mort¬
gage bonds.
;
>
,
!' > 1 /,
<•'•••
\
"
-
*
24—
share
of
to
exoneration
equipment and materials required
new
worth
basis
the Dominican Gov¬
crop,
the
to
on
sugar produced
on
crushing mill.—V. 185,
1958-1959
granted
current
On
subsidiary, Magdalena Development Corp., has been formed to
new lands mentioned above.
In the event that South Porto
Sugar Co. decides to install a crushing mill in the Magdalena area
to Handle
"
taxes
after
per
Net
the
ernment
"
-
$24,290,647
before
profit
Net
new
plant
/
•_
Earnings
Co.
Sugar
Tales
Net
retains) during the 1957-1958 crop, and It is
expected that approximately $2,500,000 will be expended for this pur¬
pose.
Some economies are expected to materialize as a result of this
move.
The Dominican Government has granted this company exonera¬
tion from all
import duties and taxes on equipment and materials
required to increase Romana production.
Rico
Porto
$12.54
4
>
/
Tekoil Corp.—Sale of Stock and New Bank Loan Pave
to increase the production of the Romana mill so that
the cane from the Santa Fe northlands (which South
grind
$12.63
share
per
2674.'
p.
.
1955
$1,587,894
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc.—Earnings Declined
is planned
can
184,
18%—
1956
1—._*,•. $1,872,936
;
net
asset value
Net
recommendation that the Santa Fe
and its batey, the installations in the San Pedro de Macorls area,
and
the Santa Fe southland cane and pasture areas (approximately
12,000 acres) be sold.
The sale of these assets to Azucarera Haina.
C. por A., at a price of $2,500,000 payable in instalments over a period
ending Dec. 31, 1958 was concluded on Dec. 31, 1956, and the properties
will be turned over to the new owners on July 1, 1957.
in
included
Investors, Inc.—Net, Assets Up
As of Dec. 31-—
'
,
miri
it
Sylvan Lake Telephone Co.—Private Placement—The
company has arranged to place privately, with the Berk¬
by
produced
•
\
organization
H.
proportions, 466,470 shares of its common stock, for
paid tha sum of $177,900.
The
company also proposes
limiieu group of associates, relatives and close friend?
a
Number 5609
olume 185
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
organizers 105,000 common shares for $178,500 and to issue
and contractors bti.Xod snares lor $iou,000.
Assuming
sale of the 700,000 common shares to be offered
to the public,
the
suppliers
e
invested $1,400,000 and will own approximately
outstanding stock, while the organizers and such
er
persons
referred to above will have invested $506,000 and
U own
approximately 48.52% of the stock.
Such organizers also
11 purchase subscription warrants entitling them to purchase 320,000
mmon
shares at $2 per share, exercisable at any time after Jan, 1,
58, and on or prior to Dec. 31, 1959.
Dr. Wendell H. Nedderman,
e
of
the
directors,
will purchase similar warrants entitling him
will
public
e
for
two
issue
will
55,000
All such warrants w7ill be purcovered thereby. The company
warrants for the purchase
common shares.
cents for each share
10,000
purchase
ased
so
have
the
of
.48%
underwriters similar
the
to
shares.
common
the net proceeds of its financing proam,
including bank borowings estimated at $1,868,000 as follows:
5,000 for expenses incident to registration of the
common stock;
,537,000
for moblie
drilling platform; $254,000 as allowances for
Trans-Gulf
to
proposes
use
$235,000 for six months advance
yment on bank note; $225,000 for 90 days cash operating expenses;
5,000 for organization and operating expenses during initial period,
a
$223,000 as safety surplus funds.
calation
charges;
contingency
and
Other
for
from
Sales
Net
1956
1955
products (bbls.)
43,825,971
52,291,740
67,338,694
Expenditures for property additions
and replacements
$9,072,554
Refinery
Sales
(bbls.)__
of crude oil
runs
crude
of
oil
shares
The
184,
employees
nance
and
ars,
and
was
Government. According to Victor H.
Ethiopian Airlines, the government of
ajesty Haile Selassie will match this U. S. figure with
perial
Harrell, Jr.,
Ethiopian
Manager of
eneral
nds 'of
men
Ethiopian
the
link
elp.—V.
the
for
overhead
ircraft,
with
contract
ICA
The
185,
trainers,
p. 86.
TWA will cover
TWA will send
purchase of training
students and clerical
concession,
filed
a
r
letter of notification
covering 30,354 shores of common stock (par $2.50) to
on
the basis of six shares for each share
stockhoidets
The
sion
property
purchased
concession
which
for development ox
pay
with the
be oifer.d
held at $5
to be used
With SEC
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 29,
400,000 shares of its $1 par common stock, to be
public sale at $5.50 per share.
The offering is to be
"best efforts" basis by a
group of underwriters headed
This company
covering
957,
lfered
ade
for
a
on
Allen & Co.
Underwriting terms are to
If all the shares are sold, the company
& Co. and
amendment.
las
agreed to sell to the
greed to buy, at a price
o
purchase 67,500 common
y
Sutro
e
supplied
Bros.
by
underwriters, and the underwriters have
of 10 cents per optioned share, options
shares at $5.50 per share at any time
n
or
before Feb.
28,
19t'2.
If less than all the shares are sold,
he number of such options will
be reduced proportionately.
Ulen proposes to change its name to Development Corp. of America
t a meeting of stockholders scheduled
for Feb. 15, 1957.
The company's present business consists principally of the operations
>f its wholly-owned
subsidiary, Acorn Paint & Chemical Co., Cleveand,
Ohio.
It
also retains 50%
of the capital stock of Athens
ater
Co.
and
$7,019,000
principal amount of 8%
sinking fund
onds
of
National Economic Bank ol
Poland.
Net proceeds of the
resent
financing
are
to be
added
to working capital for use
irincipally
in
connection
with
the
expansion of the company's
ctivities into the real estate
field.—-V. 182, p. 2177.
SEC
The
Jan.
on
23
the
announced
issuance of
a
stop order sus¬
manganese
proven
estimated
least ten years the company's current
as
will
needs.
Corp.
In
the
1951,
uranium
purchased
company
Rhodesia,
Southern
and
extensive
then
since
properties
mining
in
chrome
has
it
the
added
Colorado
properties in
its vahadiumarea.—V. 184,
ore
to
Plateau
accompinying the order the Commission lound that
the registration statement, which had become effective in July 1954
and
was
amended
in August, 1954 to reduce the offering price of
the warrants, contained earnings figures which were very substantially
inaccurate and misleading.
It found that a profit of $49,000 shown
for
the six months ended March 31,
1954 was at least $900,000 in
excess
of
the
amount
that
should
have been shown.
In contrast
with
the
$49,000
profit figure shown for those six-months, which
was unaudited,
an audited statement for the 12 months ended Sept. 30,
opinion
an
shares
prepared
after the 200,000
showed a loss of $3,324,724.
1954,
found
Commission
The
adjustments
unwarranted
of
stock
sold,
overstatement was the result of
omissions in registrant's books which
and
a
deliberate
been
profit
the
completely unrealistic picture and were
design to present optimistic figures rather
"produced
had
the result of a
than the exer¬
judgments."
It found that improper
made to cost of sales, estimated
profits from a few selected contracts in process were improperly in¬
cluded
in
the profit computations, and necessary reserves for iosses
were
not
provided.
Although a cost system had
been set up and
written into the company's books, the books were
rewritten to show
costs of sales computed on
ihe basis of a formula which resulted in
lower
costs
and
a
resulting higher profit figure.
The Commission
found
that the formula used, which
was based
upon experience in
1952,
were
unrealistic in the
light of subsequent experience and
major changes in the nature of the corporation's business and that
its use was "beyond the limits of any reasonable judgment and can
only be explained by a desire to show a profit."
The opinion noted
that much
of the questioned
action was taken by the corporation's
then management contrary to the
suggestions of the Controller and
his assistants, with most of the adjustments being made pursuant to
the
direction
of
the
Financial Vice-President who knew the true
situation, and that the President was informed of the corporation's
financial
difficulties
and
was
charegable
with
knowledge of the
accounting
reasonable
of
cise
downward
adjustments
had
been
operating losses.
Varian
Merle
Vice-Presideiit-Finance,
22 reported
Jan.
on
52%
a
last .year.
The firm's
first
$2,685,000,
with all
of the division contributing to the higner volume
the
over
major product areas
total
$1,736,000
for
the
past
year
sales.
sales
in
service
and
for
period
the same
was
made
division compared to $5*4,000 for the same quarter
last
year.
Mr. Zinser said the first significant income from Varian
magnetometers is represented in the $788,000 total.—V. 184,,,p. 2490,
after
also
1954
31.
March
found
were
that
also
the
not
large operating losses entailed
disclosed.
Data available prior
showed losses
of which the
Commission
held
the
management was chargeable
with knowledge.
Similar
data
given
the
management
prior to the effectiveness of
the
amendment
in
August,
1954,
showed losses for the preceding
to
the
in
time
the
registration
1954
June,
and
May
statement become effective
totaling
over
$485,000
June and July totalling over $800,000.
The
Commission also found that falsification
and
the
The
of
the
six
not material because Ultrasonic was a "growth"
investor would
be
influenced by past earnings.
It
were
no
for
necessity
vestors
will
thereon.—V.
be
the
is
involved.
in
185,
proper
profit
position
a
p.
to
company
stressed
and
form
490.
Underwood Corp.—Introduces
new
New Product—
portable posting
this
New
York—
organized
was
under
Delaware
law
Recently it entered into an agree¬
whereby,
upon
the acquisition by
title to 100% of these mercury
deposits,
Columbian Carbon
will pay the
Venezuelan company the
sum
of
$35,000
for an eight month option to
purchase the said
mercury properties for the total sum of $250,000, plus certain royalty
payments for the life of the concessions.
Part
of
the net
proceeds of
this financing will be used to pay
(he $28,500 balance of the purchase price of the mercury properties;
$50,000 will be used for the payment of certain current obligations;
and
the balance
of
the proceeds
will be expended for exploration
Venezuelan
(he
Company of concession
working
for
and
Co.
Carbon
Columbian
with
ment
capita],—V.
180,
2022.
p.
ers
Faris
has
announced
company,
Jan.
on
29 that 'R.
Arnold Jackson has
a director and
August
Vice-President in charge of Sales,
President
elected
been
Board and Chief Executive Officer
Russell, Chairman of the
R.
this
beerji
elected
Russell
Mr.
and
Jackson.
Mr.
addition
F. Guckenberger
to
month
by
this corporation to
new
director
and
Advertising
Jackson
had
been
Executive
Advertising.
Guckenberger joined
directors in
Vice-President
1952 after having b*en Executive
Food Merchants Retail Association
new
directors
elected
In
addition
had
been
addition
to
since 1940, has resigned.
President
in April,
continued
products.
in charge of Sales
Advertising Man¬
Secretary of the New York
from 1941 to 1952.
the Ward Baking Co.
in
The
directors
of the
Mr.
State
of
retirement of E. A. McLaughlin, who has
company in developing new sales outlets for Ward
the
ager
a
board
assumed the title and duties of
Board and General Manager
temporarily
Chairman
four
of
Nicholson,
the
the
upon
Mr.
and
Frank G.
Russell
Mr.
in
1956.
election
the
through
enlarged
that
announced
also
to
as
Mr. .Jackson,
were;
the New York Stock Exchange
who also has been closely associated
with the commodity and baking businesses, Mr. Coleman is Executive
Vice-President
and
a
director of Federal Sweets and Biscuit Co.;
Executive
Vice-President and a director of Franconia Paper Corp.;
Vice-President and a director oi Lodi Trust Co., Lodi, N. J., and a
director of the Bank of Passaic & Trust Co., Passaic, N. J.
David Coleman,
<li
firm
of
t2i
Calenian,
R.
director
Kunn,
Parker
and
senior partner In
Fagan
member
&
Co.,
investment banker who was Vice-President,
the executive committee of First Boston
of
prior to his retirement
Harlem Savings Bank.
in
1955. Mr.
Kuhn is a trustee of the
William
Renchard,
Executive
Bank. He is a Governor
S.
America.
>4)
Theodore
C. Streibert, Director
of the U. S. Information Agency,
(
West
competitive
underwriting terms are to be
Penn's subsidiaries made gross
about $171,000,000 and giws
expenditures for construction
retire¬
duriry
estimated at $101,500,000.
To carry out theit
construction
programs,
the subsidiaries expect to use their cash
resources1 and
proceeds from the issue in 1957 of about $34,000,000
of
senior gpcuj'jtjes aqd about $14,000,000 of. conimpil. stocks. ^ West
Penn
expects to purchase about $)3,400,000 of such common slocks
with the proceeds of this financing.—V.
185, p. 86',
'.
'
i'"
'
'
'
1957
1958
and
Westcoast
are
'
Transmission Co., Ltd.—70% of
pleted—Financing Details Also
Line Com¬
Announced—
said
70%. of its 650-mile line completed,' this company
in its first annual report that it expected to bo exporting
300.000.000 cubic feet of natural gas a day to U. S. markets
Reporting
24
Jan.
initially
early
fall.
Gas will be taken from the still-growing,
Canadian Peace River region in Northern British
this
fields of the
producing
Columbia
Alberta..
and
will
provide
aud
Canada
at the international
Columbia for Pacific Coast
Pipeline Corn,
Northwest
British
and
State
pipeline to be built in Canada, Westcoast
the first important interchange of natural gas between
the United States.
The company will sell gas to Pacific
pioneer major gas
the
As
boundary of Washington
arid other major U. S.
inm'kcts.
maximum
The
capacity of the
of natural gas per
cubic feet
day.
30-inch main line will be
Its system will include a
660.000,000
$40,000,000
plant at Taylor, B. C'., that daily will produce initially
300 tons of sulphur,
1,560 barrels of aviation gasoline, 1,700 barrets
of motor and die:,el fuels and 500 barrels of propane.
In his letter to stockholders, Frank M. McMahon, President, traced
seven
years of activity of the' company
that culminated in the last
18 months
with authorization from Canadian and U. 8. authorities
processing
constructing
for
tne
April 23,
completed,
On
was
pipeline; the initiation of its
in excess oi $170,000,000.
building, and the
for financing
arranging
further went on to say in
part:
195G, the final phase of $152,430,000 initial
while during December, 1956, arrangements
financing
were com¬
$18,200,000 additional financing.
The
initial financing of Westcoast. which was concluded on very
satisfactory terms for the company, was the largest private financing
arrangement
in we»stern
Canadian history based entirely on the
merits of the project without government guarantee or subsidy. First
mortgage pipeline ootids, at an interest rate of 4%%, to the total
value
of .$83,000,000,
were sold under purchase agreements to the
following institutional buyers in the United States and Canada: Metro¬
politan Life Insurance Co., $40,000,000; New York Lite Insurance Co.,
$15 000.000; The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co., $11,000,000;
Sun
Life
Assurance Company
of Canada, $3,0)0,000; The Lincoln
for
pleted
Insurance Co., $2,000,000; Provident Mutual Life Insur¬
Philadelphia, $2,000,000; The Royal Bank of Canada.
Connecticut General Life Insurance Co., $1,500,000; The
Manufacturers
Life Insurance Co., $1,400,000;
State of \/iscor-sir»
Investment Board,
$1,000,000; Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Co
$1 000,000; Tho Great-West Life Assurance Co , $750,000; Conti¬
nental
Assurance
Co., $500,000;
Trustees of the Pension Trust of
Bethlehem Steel Corp. and subsidiary companies, $500,000; Confedera¬
tion
Life
Association,
$300,000;
The Crown Life Insurance Co..
$250 000;
The Independent
Older of Foresters, $250,000; The Im¬
Life
National
ance
of
Co.
$2,000,000;
Canada, $200,000; The Dominion Life
American life Assurance Co., $100,000;
Co. of Canada. $100,000; and Ihe
Mutual
Canada.. $5(;,000.
....
The
following United States banks provided loans
to a total of
$19 000.000 evidenced by 3lu %
notes; The First National City Bank
of New York, $10,500,000; Mellon National Bank and Trust Company,
$7 500,000; and The National Bank of Commerce of Seattle, $1,000,000.
The* Royal Bank of Canada provided $10,500,000 through tlic pur¬
Assurance Co. of
$100,000; North
Life Assurance
Life Assurance Co. of
life
perial
Assurance
The
Co.,
National
debentures.
subordinate debentures of the company were sold to a
United States and Canadian financial houses
Eastman
Dillon & Co. (now Eastman, Dillon. Union Securities & Co.)
of
New
York.
Principal Canadian underwriters were Wood, Gundy
&
Co.
Ltd., Nesbitt, .Thomson & Co. Ltd., and Norman R. WhlttaB
Ltd.
The total amount of subordinate debentures sold in units wlla
three shares of capital stock for each $100 debenture was $23,5.5,000.
chase
The
Vice-President of Chemical
Corn Exchange
of the Bond Club of New
York
and
Secretary-Treasurer and member of the Executive Com¬
mittee of
the New York Group, Investment Bankers Association of
«3i
past five years
additions of
$23,000,000.
Cash
Mr. McMahon
Co.—Jackson Becomes President—Bank¬
Elected to Board—Record Sales Reported—
Ward Baking
price
property
of
■
has no earnings history.
company
a
machine, the Post-Master 92, was introduced
500 company salesmen con¬
vening in Hollywood Beach, Fla.
Designed to post simple records such as accounts receivable n»- ac¬
counts payable, the Post-Master 92 will sell for approximately $1,000.
All electric, the new posting machine has a 10-key keyboard anu two
A
America,
Underwriters will be selected by
the
During
ments
on
Sulphur
Corp.
earlier
of
in 1954,
for
the
purpose
of
acquiring
all
of
the
Issued
and
outstanding
capital
stock
of
Venezuelan
Sulphur
Corp.,
Compania
Anomima.
The latter was organized in 1952 under Venezuelan law for the pur¬
pose
of the exploration, mining,
producing, refining and selling of
sulphur and other minerals, and the acquisition of concessions relating
thereto.
Its principal assets include the
concessions, denouncements
(mining claims),
and
applications for exploration permits relating
to sulphur deposits in Venezuela.
It also owns an 80% interest in
denouncements to certain cinnabar (mercury) deposits.
The Venezuelan
of
period will end March 14.
bidding.
The subscription
supplied by amendment.
.
Venezuelan
months"
rendered misleading various representations that
was expanding and appeared well established.
rejected registrant's contention that the earnings
also
loss figures in order that "in¬
their own judgment as to their
materiality."
It also rejected the argument that a stop order should
not
be
issued
because
the
200.000
share offering had been fully
sold and management has been completely changed, and the prospects
of
the company might oe impaired
by further publicity about past
activities.
The
Commission held -that the ston order
was required
in
view of
the grossly misleading
nature of the registration state¬
ment
and
the fact
that investors had purchased stock in
reliance
the
at
*
29,
stock.
business
Commission
figures
and
figure
comnany's
Corp.
Sulphur
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1957 covering
150.000 shares of its 50 cents par common
The
company
proposes
to offer these shares for public sale
market price but not less than $3 per share.
No underwriting
This
Jan.
with
May,
earnings
Venezuelan
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
With SEC—
on
company
electric
total
$789,000
Electric Co.~-Registers
Jan. 25 filed a registration statement with the
SEC
covering
523,000 shares of its $5 par common stock.
The
company
proposes to offer these shares for subscription by holders
of
its
common'stock of. record on Feb. 26, 1957, at the rate of
one
additional share for each 16 shares then held.
The subscription
The
quarter
division sales for the quarter ending were
tube
increase
55%
a
the
for
Manuel F.
of
Penn
West
in¬
ending Dec. 31, 1956. Sales for
the period were $3,473,000 against the $2,279,000 total for
the same
period a year ago.
Net income was $226,000 compared to $80,000 for
the first quarter of fiscal 1956,
with earnings 17 cents on 1,302,026
shares this year and 8 cents on 1,102,620 shares for the same period
sales
election
Alto, Calif.—Sales Up 52%—
Associates, Palo
Zinser.
in
crease
Merchandising.
Commission
The
Co.—Diaz Named President—
Diaz as President is announced by W. B.
Duncan, Chairman of the Board. Mr. Diaz replaces Ernest Mortensen,
who
recently
retired after 50 years in the cutting
tool industry.
Tool
Wesson
The
1398.
p.
Co.—Stock Dividend
York, N. Y., as agent will handle, up to
the close of business Feb. 15, 1957, the purchase and sale of fractional
interests in shares of Warner-Lambert common stock resulting from the
stock dividend paid Jan. 15, 1957.—V. 184, p. 2675.
Irving Trust Co., New
The
Southern Rhodesia.
The acquisition of prospecting rights on the large new concession is
designed to strengthen the position of Vanadium corporation, according
to W. C. Keeley, President.
in
properties
•orporation
In
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
by the company's wholjy-owned subsidiary, Rhode¬
which operates also the company's chrome ore
staffed
be
Vanadium
sian
trend
improved
ore
costs
labcr
"While
suf¬
the
pending
outlook for the current year. Mr. Russell stateu:
will be higher in 1957. nevertheless with the
ir. our volume of sales, with some increases in the
price of our products which occurred in the latter part of the year,
and with the installation of cost-saving machinery and other econ¬
omies recently
effected, the management is hopeful that (here will
be an improvement in profits in 1957."—V.
183, p. 1903.
Commenting on the
develop¬
Partial
ore.
reserves
substantially
by the instrument
effectiveness of a registration statement filed by this
covering an offering in 1954 of 200,000 shares of common
stock
at
$12.75 a share as well as warrants and
additional shares
of common stock issuable on exorcise
of the warrants ancl on con'ersion of outstanding bonds and debentures.
has
concession
requirements of Vanadium corporation have been in¬
in recent years as a result of the addition of
ferro-manganese, silicomanganese and manganese foundry alloys to the
company's "Vancoram" products, in line with its program of product
diversification and improvement.
Geological work on the new conces¬
Manganese
creased
of
Corp.—SEC Issues Stop Order—
for
requirements
smaller
for
the
of
the latter part of the year, the facilities of the company's
Pittsburgh plant were improved and increased, and in late
production in the smaller plant, known as Baur Brothers, was
transferred to the larger Ward Baking Co.
plant. This will effect
economies in production, the full benefits of which
should be felt in
1957, according
to Mr. Russell.
Baur Brothers will continue as a
separate distributing entity for its line of "Aunt Hannah" products*
one-half of the
approximately
operation produces
smaller
ficient to meet for at
A
Ultrasonic
the more
provision
During
is located near the 200-square mile manganese conces¬
by Vanadium corporation in September, 1955.
That
large tonnages of unusually high-grade manganese
be mined on a low cost basis.
The output from limited
current
the
of
sion
New York—Registers
IJIen Management Co.,
can
the
of
$268,000 equivalent to
of a change in the
October
contains
company's
for 1956 include approximately
share, primarily as the result
larger
•
ganese,
ment
.
underwriting. Tne proceeds are
company's property and for working capital.
There will b? no
share.
er
o
<,
be known as
to
approximately 2,460 square miles.
The grant gives Vanadium
corporation the exclusive right to prospect and stake claims lor man¬
prises
.
Richmond, Va.—Files With
Commission—
22
Jan.
on
British South Africa Co.
the Chilili East Manganese Area, com¬
counter-part
,
ecurities and Exchange
corporation
1627.
corporation has been granted a large additional manganese con¬
This
areas
The
p.
The
ore
EC
184,
America—Rhodesian Concession—
cession in Northern Rhodesia, according to the
costs of salaries, expenses
to the African nation. The
Government will cover
buildings for the airline
Tredegar Timber Co., Inc.,
o
above.—V.
Corp.
Holly
Vanadium Corp. of
His Imperial
nds.
nd
See
the
in
contract,
per
reduction
22 by Warren
Jan.
on
The
a
Lee Pierson, Board Chairman.
amount of $750,000, covers a period of three
developed following consultation with officials of the
announced
as
1955,
important changes of the year, Mr. Russell stated,
the payment on March 31. 1857, of $250,000 in
company's 2%% note; preferred stock of the par
valup
of
$204,100
was
acquired during the year and retired; the
number
of
shares of
common
stock outstanding was increased by
33,522 through the exercise of warrants, which expired on April 1,
1956;
working capital
was
decreased by ? $1,612,229; property and
plant account increased by $1,335,087; and ,U. S. Treasury obligations
in the amount of $1,048,000 were held aghinst an estimated income
tax liability of $1,169,432.
Co.—Exchange Offer—
Works
Iron
Dorn
which com¬
1955, it is
the
at
earnings
Some of
Van
to a new, all-
accounting policy in respect to certain small items of
equipment
(baking pans, delivery trays and crates I so as to con¬
form both to the general practice in the baking industry and experi¬
ence
as to
the life of these items.
To a minor extent this figure also
reflects a change in calculating depreciation.
2787.
p.
1956
$1,22
to
in
cents
were:
corporation under terms
ates International Coopsration
in
company's
Trans World Airlines,
This
increased
per share on 819,202 shares of common stock
year-end. This compares with net earnings of
equivalent to $1.53 per share on 785,680 common
outstanding at the end of 1955.
$1,522,400
33
Company
all charges, including provision for Federal in¬
$1,313,922 equivalent after dividends on the pre¬
were
stock,
outstanding
$74,236,955 $79,089,296
Baking
after
earnings
ferred
16
Jan.
on
company
System from 1949 to 1951. He was a director
Executive Committee of Ward Baking Co. from
$100,257,997 for the 52-week fiscal period
$97,011,765 for the 53-week fiscal year of
by Mr. Russell.
taxes,
come
reported completion of the third well in
the Stenderup Pool of the Arvin Field, Kern County, Calif., for initial
flowing production of 1032 B/D of 28.5 degrees gravity crude. The
well, Bow-lus-Schuman 44-21, was drilled to a depth of 10,018 feet.
This is a joint operation with Union having 75% interest and Han¬
cock a 25%, interest in a large block of acreage around the producing
This
1958, when he resigned
of
with
announced
44,303,296
56,364,410
68,609,223
the
of
Ward
of
high
11 Mos.End.Nov. 30
1956
15,
to 1953.
1951
pares
3,986,306
5,387,893
6,336,291
supply of crude oil (bbls.)
Controlled
Broadcasting
member
and
of California—Sales Increased—
Month of Nov.
area.—V.
Inc.—New Contract—
of a contract signed with the United
Administration, will train pilots, mainsupervisory stati lor Ethiopian Airlines, it
School
Mutual
time
Union Oil Co.
to Nov.
1953
1,
A.ug.
the
Streibert,
Mr.
debit
business staff of Nelson A. add Laurance S. Rockeieller.
who was an Assistant Dean of the Harvard Business
from 1329 to 1933, served as Chairman of the Board of the
join
to
include
features
changing
ture.
from
Washington,
with direct subtraction and credit balance fea- '
a column
control slide on the keyboard
posting to credit posting electric carriage
return, a full date keyboard, a stop key to lock carriage in any desired
position,
complete adding-subtraction-erasure keys and a motorized
non-tab key for listing vertically in any bolumn and automatically line
spacing the forms.
The Post-Master 92 will go on sale this month.—V. 185, p. 386.
each
registers,
adding
of
3 Va %
5% %
syndicate of
headed by
54
Additional
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(658)
capital
Approximately
stock
provided $16,335,000.
the shares outstanding
agreement; and (5> the sale of additional securities.
It is the-com¬
pany's present intention to sell late in 1957,,subject to market, condi¬
sold
55V2%
of
initial
the
on
Mr.-Blfne^ owned, 40.6%.;
before
'
financing
total
shares
initial
remain
l>.
McMahon,
Columbia
partners
are
voting
of
Under
six
the
States
voting trustees
reaiutnts
now
and
trustees
Eastman,
of
may
Frank
whom
or
completed
this
Alberta;
with
through 1958.
-•
Norman
siuce
E.
of New
Pacific
York.
and
other
Westcoast
at
has
Taylor.
the
undertaken
B.
C.,
$40,000,000
at
that
in
producers
ec
northern
construction
the
estimated
an
cost
British
of
The
of
is
scrubbing
plant
to
be
this
lor
1957,
for
efficient and economical operations.
more
to
'
*
in
of
part
for
Nov
at
30,
3uch
of
construction
a
Estimated
from Dec; 1, 1956 to Dec. ,31.
expenditures
plant of approximately
Wilson
utility
The
scrubbing
will
be
entered
refinery
plant
All
three
portation
of
sulphur
plants
of
for
the
Petroleums
United
the
4-
Jan. 1/46
•'
Dec.'1/56 to•;
'*
7to ,4/e ''Dec. 31/57.
Nby. Nu/56". tEstimated-)
generating plants^—™—$11,157,000 $2,772,000
transmission lines auu substa^oiis: .^6,898,000
/* 753,000 '
distribution lines and substations—/ 9,006,000
*1,107,000 :
....
through
the
the
recovered
to
Telephone properties
"*
Gas
the scrubbing plaut,
which is constructing
and
Giber
Westcoart
of
water
electric
operations when trans¬
system begins in -the fall
immediate and continuous
cleaning
and
dehydrating
6,547.000
miscellaneous
and
its
an
gas;
.
Period End. Dec. 31—
1956—Month—1955
1956—Month
$
Sales
—V,
jf.
Series C,
-1955
Series
3%%, due Dec.
Series
D,
3%, due Feb.
Series
E,
?•%, due Jan.- 1., -1931—000 000
,
$
Series F,
Western Light & Telephone Co., Inc.—Further Details
made in
was
334%, due March 1, 19822-'
ing by this company to its common stockholders of rec¬
ord Jan. 22 of 65,568
shares, or 5.20% cumulative con¬
vertible preferred stock at par ($25 per
share) at the
of
rate
43.OtM».00<J
-
preferred share for each eight common
held; subscription rights to expire at 3 p.m. (CST)
6, 1957. The company's employees may enter
subscriptions up to 5 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 4, 1957, for
one
5%
Feb.
the
of
any
shares
subscribed
not
5.20%
Common
National
Bank
&
Trust
La
Salle
St.,
Chicago 90,
The
for
111., is subscription agent.
share redemption price of the convertible preferred stock
period ending Feb.
1,
1958.
is $27,
plus accrued dividends.
price decreases, successively, 25 cents on Feb. 2 of each of the
per
960.000
Such
1958
years
to
The
$25,
convertible
time,
at
the
stock
of
inclusive.
1965,
at
Thereaiter,
the
per
share
redemption
preferred
option
of
the
stock
will
respective
be
initially
holders,
in
convertible
to
shares
of
at
any
provisions
to
as
the
of
.
51,250,000
t
bentures
sinking
>T,040;000'%
the
retired
agreed' to
severally,
through
purchase,
the
water in
for
a
few
communities
approximately 81%
86%
of the
property
of
in
the
Kansas.
'V-' *
■
-f"
v".-
700,000 shs.
524,543 shs.
in
before
Jan.
Additional
tained from
internal
principal
income
22.
(1)
items
taxes
facilities,
properties;
and
(4)
used
preferred
funds
tinder -'which
issuable
be
may
issued
not
the
the
account
of
employees:
Dean
Witter
The
First
indenture.
to
be
received
be
not
are
Bonds
below
named
has
be.ow
the
preferred
C.
&
Co._;
Co.
17.0
—
Lin¬
oi
Estes <fc Co.,
13.0
Union
Co.—
The
E.
Se¬
—
Allyn A: Co., Inc
9.0
F.
&
to
sell
them
■'
-*
<fc
stockholders
Co
6.5
Investment
185,
Co
Maryland
oper.
revenue—-
•Railway
-oper.
expenses.
Net
—
railway
184,
V.
construction
to
redeem,
stock
not
will
slock
on
be
program
Feb,
1,
converted
used
and
1957,
into
by
the
to
Ry.—Earnings-r-
$4,788,333
shares
stock
of
to
.
.
1956—11 Mos.—1955
33,235,964
29,191,888
$14,372,839
inc.—
1,092,583
1,011,314
9,826,223
funds
this
now
construction
on
hand;
(expected
to
approximate
of which are the provisions
resulting
*
from
retained
accelerated
program
(21
cash
$2,500,000
1956—Month—1555
$4,005,407
for
be
amortization
of
minor
a
emergency
telephone
revolving credit
A
The
Thip
i
which
is
Increased—
120,000
of
of
York
shares
Wilson
11,
announced
1954
extend"
of
the
nation's
largest
manufacturers
and
com¬
men's
...
in
B
on
the
of
firm
changed
common
to
Mr.
stock
Parker,
hands
held
an
on
by
Jan.
14
Eugene
attorney
Manufacturing Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., and
_Yale
30
of
foot
by
new
a
profitable
a
J.
and
group
with
the
Hynes,
President
sale
of
market
share.
an
since
2%
a
shares
184,
Chairman
of
Tracy
of businessmen;
chinery
D.virion
operations
tne
same
-XT "
s&-
W
help
make
possible the
or *
jcr.r
=S:\
"
will
tamping
of
Yale
oi
$1)
holders
Both
the
of
options
be
to
granted
capital.—V.
for
bulk
and
Jan.
options
expire
183,
p.
&
to
Towne
be
C"..
front-end
and
in
2813.
Towne
snow
Inc.,
plows,
and
its
headquartered
the
at
it
was
will
the
equipment
fast
growing
equipment used
mining
road
Batavia,
184,
and
p.
•
building.
Contractors, Ma-
manufacturing
representatives.—V.
nf
said,
he
handling
in
works and
become
net
line
buc .et-Joa'ders,
handling
handling,
industry,
will
the
Tnc.,
Trojan
President.
Co.,
materials
&
acquire
noted
materials
sand
acquired
sales
the
Chapman,
Machinery
Yale
to
Machinery
of
rollers
W.
world-wide
for
b°ing
continue
network
to
with
(par
options
agreement
19211
self-propeded,
Gilbert
field
g.ravrl
The-"corporation
nothication
stock
of
shares
Contractors
Contractors
Towne's
&
of
common
960
per
into
drive,
sheep's
construction,
JL-vs-
Your Dollars
of
cumulative
3.7569
Manufacturing Co.—Acquisition—
ent?red
2-wheel
Jan.
and
letter
holders
to
$3.37V2
at
business
of
the
Y.f
manufacturer
operations' into
of
a
class
to be used for working
are
has
filed
of
shares
share
per
Towne
&
company
4-wiheel and
patrol graders,
$3,827,439 $32,698,470 $29,856,783
by Maurice Parker has acquired control of this
one
Bros,
each
into
expires on March 11.
redemption agent.—V.
is
quarrying, municipal street services, public
of
stock,
convertible
privilege
New
payment"
upon
common
be
15
Jan.
shares
10,720
$2.62y2
ol
1956—12 Mos.—1955
apparel,
Control
'
'
.
However,
the
on
thereafter
conversion
on
11,680
proceeds
assets? and
Latar-ja,.'; N.
2803.
group headed
pany,
will
The
The ^acquisition
ob¬
from
1957),
the
d^nreciation, deferred
earnings;
<3i
the
sale
of
temporary bank loans incurred under
will
available
at
Yale
9,443,810
on
in
stock.
23
Jan.
follows:
as
1954
1958.
,
Stores, Inc.—December Sales
covering
granted- Jan.
$13,869,798
2490.
p.
$
,
767,711,886
•
,
29,
$4,088,699 $47,638,803 $43,061,686
,2,-697,^45
—
184,
"
•:''*■
common
on
share
stock.
common
offered
$1,390,753
Sales
—V.
'
The-,Guaranty Trust Co.
2883.
SEC
Wilson Brothers, Chicago, 111.—New Control—
finance
of
preferred
3:5
3,051,028
Period End. Dec. 31—
com¬
reimburse
any
common
of
p.
$1,737,305
oper.
p.
from
company
3.6835b shares
5.5
ry. oper.
from
-
•
806,001.198
:
-
prior
dinger,
r
1956—Month—1955
Railway
rev.
$■-.
•'
134,108,345
Wright Line, Inc., Worcester, Mass.—Files With SEC—
Period End. Nov. 30—
Net
1956—12 Mos.—1955
-
.
-:$
-
2883.
p.
The^fcorporation
Western
$
Sales Increased—
1956- Month—1955
-
139,724,996
stock-dividend
6.5
Inc._
Co..
inc.
9.0
'■■■■*
•
529.
p.
-1955.
v-.k
216,015,794
The corooration~approved
the redemption of all of the 8,569 outstancfepg .shares of cumulative prior preferred stock, 4y2% convertible
series, on March 15.
Each share of the stock is now convertible into
6.5
Co.
&
.1956—28 Wks,
33,469.602 265,971,802
;
WgrJJhington Corp.—Calls Prior Preferred Stock—
6.5
Herrick
/;■
—
—v.
shall
as
Inc
Hut-ton
1955',
"
-
each
of
name
to
Small-Milburn
Lathrop,
I
Sales
.
Martin
—V.
Cole
'
■
Collins & Co.—
17.0
—
&
Beeeroft,
Julien
••
.
Period Ehd. Dec. 31— '
s
severally
stock
offers
company's
„r
.
1956—4 Wks,-
(F.'W;) Woolwortli Co.—December
?;
'
.
have
to
agreed
opposite
./
i,'. .-'y'
—V.185,:p;87.:
:
'•
reissued.
J *
■
52,010.^75
42,0-79/189
/
'
Dillon,
curities
A.
White
the
by
h-ii,. iur i»-c'■v>t*ra.
:5*.
OX-.f.'
Jtt#"../J
•
indenture,'-. De¬
under 4he
convertible
the
to
pursuant
Trust
Neb.
Eastman
and
revenues
ku
1936^6 Wks —1955
T956—52 Wks -r-1955 "
$ -■>* /.f g t-^f
i
43,437,145 458.835,920 387,378,333
,
the
bonds
reissued.'
may
company
form
set
shares
the
under
be
issued
and
uuderwriers
and
such
and
1957,
treasury
sources
its
part
funds
convertible
Kansas
3i—
>.
Period End. Jan. 12'
but; sdbjecti to
values.
preierrju
pany to finance
the company for
in
operating
fiirt-icn.
v/.,
,
Sales
65.568 shs.
■
PROCEEDS—-The net proceeds
the sale of the convertible
5V2%
Operations
company's total
of'*a.fi
w.-sufi*
I-pixie, Stores; Inc.—December Sales Increased—
;
Period End. Dec.
«f
.
sulking iunu
percentage
of
not
laws, of
Kansas on s>epu 2x, i.au9.
Its principal executive
fbrthe Power <fc Light Building, KansaJMJUy. Mo. .•
The company
is a public utility engaged
principally in supplying
electric service in portions of Kansas and
telephone service in portions
of Iowa,
Kansas, Missouri ancl Oklahoma;
It also supplies gas and
'
S2 5R0 74-1
at iu
161,554 shs,
aggregate Jtmbuntr
and
fund,
issuable
amount
UNDERWRITERS—The
BUSINESS—The company is the surviving
corporation resulting from
the merger, effective on
Aug. 11, n'5
"f Western Lio-ht & Teleuhone
Co. a Delaware corporation, into The
Kansas Power Co., incorporated
under
4>®ymen±s eh. accounts duef-to' thd^parent I
foreign'.subsidiarias in 1356 were-;$1,764,^15-"*-A.-year;
tfttiLlen
1947.-h.Vr 785. p.. 529.
i
2,500.060
••'-400,000 shs.
indenture
issuable
amount
through
^Maximum
common
office is located
reasons
Ddnw#»flfc working capital at the- end of the 1956 fiscal year amounted$57,042,795, as compai*d with $49,951,554 a year earlier. ghorGterm
to
|
limit
specified
/Maximum
coln,
company at a conversion price of $81.25 per share,
that
is, on a basis of 0 8 of a share of common stock for each
share of
convertible preferred stock.'
,
•
J
'
rhitv
issuable.
retired
plus accrued dividends.
the
Chief
-
bank*-lban> atCthe fieaal; yeai/i. cK*eywer5;'
sl,ay2.67^downv$t2y!&3,225
lroiE^19S& <Iiguresn ^Thk, represented, the Tpwest year-end
lervvl sii>ce:
^
V
,
2,940,000
>
.
•
-
the
price remains
or
stock
"Wituout
restrictive
underwriter
231 So.
Co..
preferred stock
(par $10)
'
>
950.060
•-
.
stock—.
convertible
for
by stockholders.
The offering is underwritten by a
group of underwriters
headed by Dean Witter & Co,
Further details follow:
Continental Illinois
prelerred
2,325,000
*
:•>*
1
♦2,500.000
sink, fund debs., due Nov. 1, 1. 69i
Cumulative preferred stock
(par $25),.
issuable in series—
_i___
shares
on
Net.:earftih|r»r=of
-.1,410,000 '
.71,000.000
4V4%, due Juiy 1, lobo—
Series H, 3'/a%, due July 1,1985—
issue of Jan. 28 of the offer¬
our
•
company- rf
1,150,000
;
1980—___2V U.550.600
3l'j'c
—Mention
.*',from^«r£*gn subsidiaries
>
$5,569,000
'■it
1978__— ' 12.500.000
1,
1,
Scries G,
28C3.
p.
L, 3*s%, due Dec. 1. 19V7__J_" t$l,250.000
197,734,000
$
19,756,000 210,257,000
-».
• ~
First mortgage bonds
Series A, 3%
due July
•*-
Sales Off-
J 956—12 Mos.
s
19,084,000
184,
-Dec.
*;
-
CAPITALIZATION; GIVING
"*
Co. (Mo.)
-
a cent, per
..
-i»
'
Western Auto Supply
*,
,
IdiiouO
Ir2£i5u000
$36,411,000-
v,
foreign -subsidiaries: tit. $519,076,. and. $132,476 interest.
Dividends re-''
ceivett, ha-1955' were. v$183;447t.;ln addiw.om, $740,000 has*beext
received
"125,000
properties..
—
-i-
1955^Tigures.-Domestic-sales tonnage-.wasv3%> baiow 1955.
aL/-
11;
-
*
y.
for thiS"'feeoline 'were- lower prices of beef ancL,pork arwl-the
closing of
VvilseWrf^^iRcago jpldntr in the last quarter of-1955. Vvy **-■
Inchrded' hr- .the >abovq^nefc earnings of; 1956 -were ^dividends; from'
•707.000
/ 1,538,00ft
properties
"J«,
ago. -r-'
Mri^-'Cbrtiqy 'attributed Wilsoxl's^ improved 'showing to profitable,
operations,, qf rall' the firm's food-protfucitogr divisions.
^
Domesric;*sa&s-4n. 1956 .amounted to. $608,968.432,-a-6% drop from
commence
190.
p.
at
Eiettric
the .sulphur,
Total"
company
by-product
185,
be
Sulphur Company,
a
this
of
.cost
.
_
,,
Electric
Electric
of
at- Taylor.
scheduled
assuring
the
operations.—V.
will
The
"
of
have
construction
addition,
In
Ltd.,
States,
-y'
.
Co.-—Reports Increased Earnings-
-.-"'V'-""?-'*';
.
.
processing" facilities
gas
Pacific
of
Co..
$15,000,000..
Lake
plant
are
gas
thus
1S57,
market
which
gas;
to Jefefrson
$3,000,000
of
part
Taylor.
approximately
the
will be sold
a
at
agreement
providing
tor
the
aviation
gasoline
processing units.
be
of
only
Petroleum
an
and
will
is
Phillips
into
content
plant
established
and
&
sales—poilar
•
that
the, firm^s 1956 sales, exceeded $20,000,000.
net losses, including £37,629
has .reported
-company
^ajfach sales^. doftar, agamtft/it figure pf .7 of
yetfr
1,2
'
•
Calgary,
-
Co,
1956.
following table indicates the major classifications
construction expenditures for the period-Jan.; l,.i 1946 through
i
Nov. 30, 1956 and estimated expenditures for the period from rw
1956 to Dec. 3i, 1957,
y-. ,,:y
;? ,•
.ystems and increased contingencies will be approxi¬
mately $18,000,000, making the total financing to date in excess of
$170,000,000.
;
-v
the
Enro Shirt
estimated,
panv's
gathering
and-its subsidiaries,
Wfl»oh X*fothers', principal plafpf is In. South Bend, Ihd.
It, also has
sewing plant fnyCrawforcisville, fidl.V-y. 175,-p. 360.
+ "
1* , y ^
For the
-
tional
the
T1 if
addi¬
Wilson
196$.^.."ry
for the period
bejow.
stock
.common
Wright's.. Unqerjveqr Corp:y New York CUy,. and
development and diversification, of the company J"''J.
initiate
Since*T952,
gross
of
A tViison- spokesman: said
r
a,
aduitions to utility property
retirements,
sales
and. transfers .to
and
$36,411,000.
expenditures
indicated
are
mbments
.
established
plant,
to
construction
area,
$15,000,000. -as
industry
that
required to provide
funds
Columbia
gas
a
processing
gas
point.
the
~
...
engaged. in
$5,794,000. resulting in net property additions of s30.6i7.000.
Petroleums
'
Ltd.
still
165,000. shares., of „the
lor
Sale price of the, stock wgs not -disclosed.'
v. the .controlling. group wiil seek to. "maintain
said
present high, standards
.-of LouisVniec Ky., dnd
program in order to meet the. increasing
service in the territory served and to modern¬
for utility
facilities
amounted
1
;
is
company
period Jan. 1, 1946, to Nov. jU, xj5o.
Herndon,
T.
its
ize
The
PROGRAM—The
rttf, salq.
Mr.-"PaTker
company
construction
postwar
requirements
R.
1910.
,<■
CONSTRUCTION
large
British
in
which the.
estimates,: will, provide sufficient funds tor,retire any-.temporary, bankloans
then
outstanding
and
to
finat.ee
the
construction
program
i
be
not
may
born
Vancouver
fall
tions, $2,000,060 of additional first mortgage bonds,
the
McMahon, George
M.
were
Calgary.
of
of
created. by, the
four are now and
presently Americans,
Lloyd 3 .Gllinour and
Union Securities & Co.,
are
Dillion,
arrangements
of
resident
a
two,
and
are:
all
60 %
trust
trustees,
remaining
investors
than
More
Vcuing
a
voting
McDonald,
P.
Canadian
a
American
1
D.
and
Whfttall,
the
United
Canadian
investors.
under
are
Of
Canadians;
representing
Canadians.
Canadian
to
outstanding
shareholders.
must
are
issued
were
.Monday,: February 4, 1957
..
and
sales
Y.,
with
N.
2490.
r
|
185'
le
Number 5609
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
i.
■7 -
V.'
c-
•fn&pirf* rZ
^
NEGOTIATIONS
^; ,:fi 0NDPfiOPOSALS AND
Treasurer's
ALABAMA
Offering—Treasurer
11
9
1986
to
inclusive.
No
—
bids
bids
'
2230.
p.
,
Feb. ; 13
Ala.
2—v.
'
v
1962
County
25,000 3V4S.
Bond
'
2
V-'
*•.
High
■
School" District,
Siskiyou County, Calif , -.••J
r
f
"
Offering
Superinten¬
—-
Schools cE. H. Harper,
-"•
'
Ariz. "-rf-
r
Sale—JThe $148,000 "biiiidbonds offered Jan. 24-Ly. 184:
to JBepry.
School- District
-:S ~
end Sale^The
-
v?
t' /
$1,885,000 build-'
bonds offered Jan. 31—v.
185,
530—were awarded to
a group!
of the Harris Trust &
posed
vings Bank, Chicago; First BosCorp., and Chemical Corn Ex-
Bank, at
nge
price of 100.04,
a
et interest cost of about
follows:
Due
'
1959.
*520.000 3s.
1960
to
on
July 1,. 1958
July 1 from.
on
inclusive.
'aricopa County School District
No. 8 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
Sale—The $100,000 buildbonds offered Jan. 24—v. 185,
g
191—were awarded
Beck & Co.,
y,
'nal
of
to
Refsnes,
Phoenix.
County School District No. 4
(P. O. Florence), Ariz. '
Bond O tering—or
11,
Clerk
of
San
the
xv.
2
Board
Caf-
of
the
r
(MST)
p.m.
^J"■;
■
purchase
ilding
bonds.
57.
Due
75
of
Bernardino,
Feb.
in
until
.
'.building
?cb;> 15, 1957. Due
1958
(PST)t
purchase of
a.m.
fdr'the
11
?2,000,000
11
bonds. Dated
Feb. 15 from
on
1977/inclusive* Principal
iiid interest r(F*A) payable at the
bounty Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ly
approved
t>y
O'Melveny &
A
rest
&
office.
Legality apby Gust, Rosenfeld, Divel-
oved
s
July 1 from 1959 to
Principal and in-
High School District,
Offering
C. C.
—
School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
ounty Clerk, will receive sealed
at his office in Los Angeles
ids
ntil 9
a.m. (PST) on Feb." 19 for
purchase of $59,000 building
Dated March 1, 1957. Due
1 from 1958 to 1982 in-
onds.
March
n
lusive.
Principal
M-S)
payable
interest
and
;he
(PST)
a.m.
on
Feb. 20 for
purchase ofs$485.000 building
Dated March 15, 1957. Due
County
reasurer's office.
ajon Valley Union School District,
San
Bond
Diego County, Calif.
Offering — R. B. James,
unty Clerk, will receive sealed
ids
ntil
or
his
at
10:30
the
onds.
office
a.m.
jisco.
"
to
and
90,000 4s.
1960
San
receive
bonds.
of
$3,400,000
Feb.
of
11
the
for
20
revenue
1957.
Due
1972 in¬
1,
National
America
and
the
street
Dounty Clerk, will receive sealed
23—v.
to
10
a.m.
purchase
Dated
15
office in
Visalia, until
(PSTJT 6n Feb. 5 for the
of $40,600 school bonds.
Feb.
from
1977
to
inclusive/
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
at
the
CQunty Treasurer's
office.
/ '--u
-1
,
.
Las
-
Lomitas
-3
bids
sealed
wood
at
City,
Feb.
on
Clerk,
County
19
School;
will* receive
office
his
until
10
for* the
in
Red¬
(PST)
purchase of
a.m.
$92,000
building
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1955t«Due on April 1
to
interest
(A-O)
payable
County Treasurer's office.
at the
Monrovia
City'School District, Los
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Angeles
at
A^ill rceeive sealed
officii in Los Angeles,
a.m.
(PST) on Feb. 26 for
his
purchase,ofT$285,000 building
Dated AJarch 1, 1957. Due
bonds.
on
March
-County, j elusive.
-
1
from
City Sch. District,
Bond Sale—An issue
Calif.
of $355,000
the
American Trust Company, of San
building
bonds
sold
was
to
Francisco.
Feb.
Dated
inclusive.
15,
1957.
Due
1972
to
April
on
power
1 from
on
inclusive.
of Justice bonds.
April 1 from 1958 to
and interest
and
1,
of
the
City
Francisco, or
at the fiscal agency of the City
and County in New York. Legal¬
ity approved
by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San
Francisco.
1958 to
Principal
1977 in-
and' interest
from
1958
Due
—
School District,
County, Calif.
Marin
on
sive.
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable
er's
the
at
office.
Orrick,
to
County
Treasur¬
Legality approved by
Dohlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Bernardino
San
East San
County,
Bernardino
(P.
County Water District
San Bernardino), Calif.
O.
Sale—-The
Bond
eral
obligation
fered Jan. 28
Bank
&
of
net
as
water
bonds
National
Association,
at
interest
a
gen¬
of¬
awarded to the
were
America
Savings
Francisco,
$750,000
of
Trust
San
follows:
$170,000 6s.
1959
25.000
to
3s.
Due on Feb.
1968
Due
15 from
on
Feb.
15.
1969.
130,000 4s. Due on Feb. 15 from
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
S.
George
(PST) on
purchase of $1,000,0(X)
building
bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1957.
Due on March 1
Rafael,
until
Feb.
for
Feb.
on
19
4
11
11
a.m.
the
San
(PST)
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
Feb. 15 from
on
inclusive.
1966
to
in
a.m.
the
for
$150,000 building
Feb. 15, 1957. Due
1959
office
his
until
Bernardino
receive
will
Clerk,
at
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
and interest
Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny & My¬
of Los Angeles.
ers,
COLORADO
School District No.
Ad
(P. O. Westminster), Colo.
Sale —The $430,000 gen¬
Bond
eral
obligation bonds offered Jan.
185, p. 88—were awarded
22—v.
to
a
composed of the City
group
National Bank & Trust Co., Kan¬
Garrett-Bromfield
sas
City,
and
Stern Bros.
of
100.18,
a
4.19%,
Co.,
price
& Co., at
net
as
a
interest
follows:
cost
of
$60,000 41/4S. Due on Dec. 1 from
1961 to 1972 inclusive.
370,000 4.20s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1973 to 1980 inclusive.
El Paso County
11
School District No.
(P. O. Colorado Springs), Colo.
Offering—A. C. Erickson,
Bond
will receive
(MST) on
purchase of $6,-
Secretary,
District
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
Feb.
for
20
the
1960 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
school
building
bonds.
Dated Hot. 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1
from 1958 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's, office.
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
approved
by
Orrick,
Dahlquist,,Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Legality
from
Legality
of
San
Francisco.
900,000
Bond Offering—Vera K.
Gibson,
Note
—
for the
a.m.
on
on
Feb.
Dated March
1,
1957.
March 1 from 1958 to 1966
supple¬
foregoing
report published in our
issue of Jan. 28—v. 185, p. 530.
CONNECTICUT
Connecticut
26
purchase of $300,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Due
(PST)
The
ments the
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at her office in Bakersfield
11
approved
by Dawson,
& Howard, of
Sherman
Nagel,
Denver.
Union School District,
Kern County, Calif.
Tehachapi
until
inclusive.
—
Jones, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids at his office in San
price of
cost
100.02, a
of about 4.23%,
Offering
Bond
inclu¬
1977
15
bids
about
The
foregoing supple¬
ments the report published in our
issue of Jan. 21—v. 185, p. 338.
Note
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
County
sealed
1957.
Treasurer
County of
San
Prin¬
San Bernardino and Riverside"
SO
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
April
of
Feb. 1
School Dist*
Yucaipa Joint Union
Hall
1972 inclusive.
office
on
County Treasurer's office.
Hetchy
Hetch
San Rafael High
—
Feb.
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
from 1971
388—were awarded
Crocker-Anglo
Roseville
3,275,000 exhibit hall bonds. Due
on
April 1 from 1958 to 1972
Due
1,1957. Due
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Bond
inclusive.
1958
were
Co.
■}
29
from 1958 to 1982 inclusive.
son,
■
2,500,000: Laguna Honda Home
and Hospital bonds.
Due on
April 1 from 1958 to 1972
1,475,000
build¬
Jan.
bonds: offered
Counties, Calif.
•
Elementary
Dist., Sari Mateo County, Calif.
Bond. Offering—John A. Brun-
ing,
off-
$146,000
California
National Bank, of San Francisco.
15, T957. Due on Feb.
1959
Red Bluff Parking Dist.
No. 1, Calif.
p.
on
1,400,000 fire house bonds. Due
on
April 1 from 1958 to 1972
inclusive.
/
bonds.
$90,000
Sale—The
Bond
ing
clusive.
10,000,000
District, Sonoma
awarded to Dean Witter &
Dated Feb.
Due
bonds.
1962
County, Calif.
inclusive.
-
Ba¬
Due
to*
Wilson 'School
1 from
April
in
County Treasurer's office.
improvement
on
school
990,000
Dated
185,
the
1972
San
of
parking bonds offered Jan.
Pids
at his
Sutcliffe,
Sale —The
John R. Mc-
1,170,000 recreation bonds. Due
on April 1
from 1958 to 1972
Trust
&
&
Due
1958 to
1958 to
and 1978.1 Principal
(F-A)
payable
at
clusive,
Bank
bids-until
Feb.
from
1
that
announces
on
Dated
Aug.
v
H. Grant,
bonds.
office
his
at
receive
bonds. Dated March
on
March 1 from
inclusive. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
1957.
1,
1958
a.m.
$2,800)000 -street
bids
Gib¬
K.
will
000 building
'
April 1 from 1958 to 1972 in¬
Commisssioners,
sealed
(PST)
a.m.
County, Calif.
.
until 9
Compton
Bond
Bond Offering—Claud
bids
interest
N:
the Board of Port
10
Clerk,
kersfield, uhtil 11 a.m. (PST) on
Feb. 26 for the purchase of $423,-
receive sealed bids
(PST) on Feb. 18
for
the purchase of
$23,610,000
bonds, as follows:
until
.Bond Offering—Secretary Rich¬
ard
—
County, Calif.
Offering—Vera
sealed
will
visors,
California
.
Offering
Bond
inclusive.
1977
County
son,
(City and County),
Francisco
Feb. 15, 1958
on
Due on Feb. 15 from
to
Bond
&
Herrington
Francisco./
Due
Wasco Union School District, Kern
Trust
inclusive.
(P.O. Oakland)
Calif.
$100,000 build¬
1959.
and
Grath, Clerk of Board of Super¬
1
Red Bluff,
_,
Hope School District, Tulare
\
County Clerk,
Principal .and
at ' the
at the
New
at the
in
Association
Savings
1986 inclusive.
\-1974 to
Port of Oakl-and
Francisco.
the
-payable-
in
or
National
America
California
July 1 from
Herrington
Dated
lusive..
on
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran-
Diego,
1982 in-
Due
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Feb. 5
1957. Due
900,000 4V2S.
office, or at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved
by Orrick,
Dahlquist,
1959
from
on
1958 to
July 1 from
on
1982
15
Principal
nclusive.
San
March 1,
Due
interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's offfce.
Legality ap¬
March
on
purchase of $250,000 school
March 1 from
M-S)
in
(PST)
agency
Chicago;
or
$10,000 2s.
DiegOj Los Angeles or San Fran¬
cisco.
Legality approved by Or¬
23
Savings Association, in Oak¬
land, or at the City Treasurer's
bonds.
cipal and
the
at
.
purchase
LaRue/
able
Alameda
e
&
1971 tb 1973 inclusive.
A /'
interest
Robinette, of Phoenix.
CALIFORNIA
.
until 10
(J-J) payable at the County-
reasurer's
of
to/1970 inclusive.
140,000 4.40s. Due on July 1 from
County Clerk, will receive sealed
oids at his officb in Sacramento,'
1,
inclusive.
on
Bank
1960
on
18
March
$360,000 6s.
will
Sacramento County, Calif.
Bond
Jan.
&
to
Grant Union
offered
Co.I Wm. R. Staats & Co.;
Sehwabacher/ &
Co.,
and Hill,
Richards & Co., as follows:
District;
Bernardino County? Calif
Ottering—-Harry L. '-AiiiCounty Cllprk, will 'receive
ealed bids at: his office ip San
$470,000
Dated
ter
vBond
Su-
Feb.
on
City
San
-
184,_.jp/ 2885—were awarded
tp ia group composed of Dean Wit¬
rvisors, will receive sealed bids
til
Contra Costa County,
Fresno
-7-v. ••'
Interest
;on, "
i
Due
:-.:xhz%
•
Montana Unified School
'
1967
J".'"
inclusive. .'
bobds
revenue
Myeis, of Los Angeles.
:
"5,000 4s.
and
3.05%,:
1981
to
J-J:
*
(P. * 0/"\
Phoenix), Ariz. //•',
Walnut Creek School District,
Bond Sale—The
and
the
payable
fiscal
York
Bond Saie^trvThe $1,400;000 water
:
building
15, 1957- Dde on July 15 frofft
1958
District,
and Merced Counties, Calif.
purchase 6f
bonds!. Dated
$166,000
Tucson'.*-;
mricopaCounty, Phoenix Union
High
(M-S)
rick,
Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe, of San
Panoche ' Water
uhtil *Feft.*128 fol" theJan.
onrd
blberg, &,Co., of
a.m.
office.
an7
bounces that bids will be received
2676^were awarded
poned temporarily.
.
ricppa County,: Paradise Valley
,1\: Phoenix),
Principal
at
District's
dent of
-
inclusive.,
County Treasurer's office;
(PST) on March 19 for
the purchase of $240,000 building
bonds:
Dated May 1, 1957.
Due
on May 1 from 1958 to 1970 inclu¬
sive/ Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the. County Treasurer's
Deposit
Etna* -Union
'i-
High School District (Pi O.
1978
to
11
Bond
AIMZOMA
County, Calif.
bids at his office in Ventura until
Safe
of $1,940,000 building bonds
originally scheduled for Jan. 29
—v.
185, p. 530—has been post¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 15—v. 185,
p. 191—were awarded.to the Union
for
the
purchase
of
$5,000,000 Safe Deposit Bank, of Stockton, at
building bonds.
Dated March 1, a price of 100.06, a net interest
1957. Due on March 1 from 1959 cost of about 3.88%, as follows:
interest
Bank*
of
Stockton, as 4,10s, at a. price of
100.05, a basis of about 4.09%. "
.
*■'
Ventura
Dist^
ing
James,
B.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Washburn,, of New York
•
inclusive.
Bond Offering—L. E. Hallowell,
;
Sale—^he $24,000 build¬
R.
—
Union
>{ CST)
p.m.
Feb. 15 from
on
ap¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Diego,
until 10:30 a.rm (PST) on Feb. 5
Oxnard Elementary School District,
,
.
,
Due
1969
to
Union High Sch.
County, Calif.
Marin
Wallace, of San Mateo.
Offering
County
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
Wilson,
ing bonds offered Jan. 23—v. 185,
p. > 387—were
awarded. to
the
N: lvl.' Payne,
—-
County, Calif.
,
.
inclusive.
on
inclu¬
Legality
Kirkbride,
by
Bond
Feb. 15 from
on
1964
to
1965
Elverta School District, Sacramento
ality. approyed.by Reed^.Hoyt
ior;&
interest
inclusive.
Due
F-A.
Due
1985
to
Diego Unified School District,
San Diego County, Calif.
Feb. 15 from
on
1961
to
15,000 4V2S.
.
-
1958
Due
1977 in¬
•
for the purchase^ of
school building bonds,
500,000
1, 1957.
Due
1959
Interest
Harzfeld &
3.36%,
1957.
15,
from
proved
San
$20,000 3%s.
Feb.
15
sive.
follows:
as
1958 to
from
Feb.
interest
the
at
Treasurer's office.
Feb. 15, 1984
on
and
Principal
payable
Tamalpais
$o0,000
net interest cost of about
a
Angeles
Principal
and
(M-S)
payable
at
the
Treasurer's office.
when
May
on
;
bids ' until
led
Los
March
Dated
March 1
on
Clerk-Treastirer, will receive
y
in
a.m.
bonds.
received
bonds
,
Offering
„
office
(PST) on Feb. 19 for
the purchase of $475,000 building
Interest
were
HuntMville,
ond
his
at
until 9
(M-S)
1985.
Dated
Witter & Co., at a price of 100.06,
Calif.
clusive.
foregoing
gioally offered
75,000 3V4s. Due
and
inclusive.
Feb. 15 from
on
inclusive.
1983
to
County, Calif.
Sale—The
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Legality approved by White,
All & Rose, of
the
Bond
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
dley, Arant,
mingham.
ote
1974
Nordhoff Union Elem. Sch. District,
District, Los
Angeles County,
Feb. 1 from
on
350,000 4V4S. Due
County
build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 29—v. 185,
p.
191—were awarded to Dean
Bond
(CST) on Feb. 6 for
purchase of $4,000,000. office
lding revenue bonds.
Dated
Due
the
at
office.
Ventura
Covina School
a.m.
1, 1957.
payable
Treasurer's
cisco.
the
hority will receive sealed bids
il
(M-S)
■ ap¬
Ful-
that
announces
Legality
by Orrick, Dahlqust, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Building Authority (P. O.
Montgomery), Ala.
Kimbrell
office.
proved
bama
ond
55
(659)
Bond
bonds
Sale
offered
—
(State of)
$29,153,000
The
Jan.
30—v. 185, p.
388—were awarded to a
syndicate
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(660)
City
headed by the First National
of New
Bank
100.14,
price of
2%s, at a
basis of about
York,
a
as
Jan.
offered
cates
388
group
a
of
Merrill
Lynch,
Fenner & Beane, F. S.
Smithers & Co., J. C. Bradford &
Co.,
Francis I. duPont & Co.,
Roosevelt & Cross, Tripp & Co.,
Andrews & Wells, Inc., Rodman &
Renshaw, Dwinnell, Harkness &
Hill, Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo,
Inc., and Juran & Moody, Inc., at
a price of 97.64, a net interest cost
of about 3.45%, as follows:
composed
Pierce,
2.61%.
members
Other
syndi¬
the
of
cate:
Ilalsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Har¬
ris Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
cago; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Phelps,
Fenn & Co.; Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.; Hornblower & Weeks, Blair
& Co., Inc.; Seattle First National
Bank, of Seattle; Hallgarten &
Co.; First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion;
F.
S.
Smithers
&
Co.;
Hutton
Schoellkopf,
Haupt
Inc.; Ira
& Co.;
& Pomeroy,
Co.; Reynolds
&
$825,000 3s. Due
1960
1,431,000
3.40s.
1976
Ba¬
Stevenson & Co.; Adams,
& Co., Inc.; Weeden &
Co.; Roosevelt & Cross, Bache &
Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith;
Eldredge & Co., Inc.; Baxter & Co.;
C. F. Childs & Co.; Branch Bank¬
ing & Trust Co. of Wilson; Robert
from
1
inclusive.
844,000 314s. Due on Jan. 1 from
I960 to 1975 inclusive.
from
American Securities Corp.;
Jan.
on
1968
to
Jan.
1
Due
on
1984
to
inclusive.
IDAHO
con,
McEntee
Winthrop & Co.;
National Bank of
National
Seattle;
Commerce, of
Bank
of
West¬
chester, of New Rochelle; Singer,
Deane & Scribner; Thomas & Co.;
Newhard, Cook & Co.; Reinholdt
& Gardner; Granbery, Marache &
Co.; Eldridge E. Quinlan & Co.,
Inc.;
Model,
Roland
&
Stone;
Winslow, Cohu & Stetson; J. A.
Ilogle & Co.; Irving Lundborg &
Co., and Harrison & Co.
Idaho
State
College (P. O.
Pocatello), Idaho
Secretary of
Board of Education, J. E.
Bond
State
Offering
—
Graham
announces
that
sealed
bids will
be received
until
2 p.m.
Jr.,
State Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Feb.
13
for
the purchase
pay¬
able at such incorporated bank or
trust company as the purchaser
designates. Legality approved by
Robinson, Robinson & Cole, of
Hartford.
.<
*
Bond
ler
*
,
bid
will
bonds
Teachers'
be
awarded
Retirement
Idaho, at
Perce
the
the
to
System
of
interest cost of 3.35%
an
sealed
until 2
P.
Kuta
bids
will be received
(EST)
p.m.
the purchase of
as follows:
$1,383,000
Due
on
Feb. 4 for
on
$2,333,000 bonds,
County, Tammany Class
*'C" School District No. 343 (P. O.
T."
Maloney
High
School
bonds.
March 1 from 1958 to
1977 inclusive.
600,000
park
March
1
Due
1958
State of Idaho.
March
1,
1957.
Payable
Connecticut Bank & Trust
National
Bank
&
Trust
Company, Meriden.
New
Haven, Conn.
Postponed—The city
has decided to postpone for sev¬
Bond Sale
weeks
the
sale
of
$1,950,000
general public improvement bonds
which
was
originally, scheduled
for Jan. 31—v.
185,
p.
530.
Old Lyme, Conn.
Bond
bonds
p.
Due
Dec.
on
1
from 1966 to 1975 inclusive.
The
bonds
Feb.
dated
are
1,
1957.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
at
the
First
National
Bank
of
Chicago. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
La
Salle
Columbia City),
Bond
550,000
bonds.
125
(P. O. Oglesby), III.
Offering—George A. Hun¬
8:30
Bidders
bids
interest
City
ner,
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Feb. 13 for the purchase of
the
$2,400,000
erage
I,
1956. Due
1987
1973
on
1,
sew¬
Nov.
Jan. 1 from 1959
Bonds
thereafter
Jan.
and
Dated
bonds.
inclusive.
and
of
as
works
water
revenue
due
in
callable
are
1972.
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the Con¬
tinental
Trust
Illinois National Bank
Co.,
Chicago.
Legality
&
rates
until
or
they
price
from
1
Dec.
on
and/or
1958
will
$30,1971
to
bonds
$530,000
Dec. 1 from 1958
1974, and $20,000 in 1975. Prin¬
$30,000
and
nlace
on
(J-D)
interest
of
payment
the
between
upon
the
and
Board
tion. Legality approved by
Charles
Trauernicht, of St, Louis.
LaSalle, DeKalb and Lee Counties
Community Unit School District
No. 9 (P. O, Earlville), III.
Sale-—The
Bond
County Community Unit
School District No. 305 (P. O.
189,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 30—v. 185,
p.
531—were
awarded
to
the
White-Phillips Co., as 3V4S, at a
price of 100.01, a basis of about
3.24%.
>
;
.
Macon
County, Decatur Sch. Dist.
61 (P. O. Decatur), III.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 24
awarded
were
&
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 6.for
the
purchase of $360,000 school
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
a
Co.,
Inc.,
to
at
Halsey, Stuart
price of 100.03,
of about 2.84%,
a
net interest cost
follows:
as
8:30
Sale—The $850,000 school
offered
Jan.
29
388—were awarded
—
v.
185,
to the First
Due
1
from
1958
to
1975
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at a banking in¬
stitution mutually satisfactory to
the purchaser and the Board of
on
110,000 2%s. Due
1961
to
Dec. 1 from
on
Dec. 1 from
on
Dec. 1, 1974
1975.
and
Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Interest J-D.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Stephenson County Sch. Dist. No.
145 (P. O. Frzeport), III.
Clay and Wayhe Counties Com¬
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
munity Consolidated School Dist.
ing bonds offered Jan. 23—v. 185,
No. 133 (P. O. Flora), III.
p.
192—were awarded to HarriBond Offering—Paul W. Bryan,
man Ridley & Co., Inc., and Julien
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬ Colics &: Co., jointly, at a price
cation, will receive sealed bids of 100.003, a net interest cost of
until 8 p.m.
(CST) on Feb. 15 about 2.81%, as follows:
for the purchase of $300,000 build¬
$234,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1 from
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1,1957. Due
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
Jan.
on
of
sive.
1 from 1960 to 1977 inclu¬
Interest
J-J.
Legality
266,000 2%s. Due
ap¬
on
Dec. 1 from
1976 inclusive.
1967 to
Plainville, Conn.
Sale—The $250,000 sewer
bonds offered Jan. 28—v.
185, p
of
St.
Louis.
388—were awarded to the Ameri¬
can
Securities Corp., as
2.90s, at
a price of
100.13, a basis of about
2.85%.
Vermillion
DELAWARE
Sussex County, Laurel
Special Sch
District (P. O. Laurel), Del.
Bond Sale—The
100,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 30
.
185, p. 388—were awarded to
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
as 4Yss, at a price of
100.40, a basis
—v.
of about
4.08%.
FLORIDA
Collinsville, III.
and
Sale—The $625,000 water
sewer
Jan.
21
Gainesville, Fla.
Certificate Sale—The
$3,100,000
i
water and electric revenue certifi¬
v.
—
awarded to
a
185,
388
p.
#offered
were
—
composed
group
of
John Nuveen & Co.; G. H. Walker
& Co.; and Municipal Bond
price of 97.68,
a
cost
of
about
4.39%,
$187,000 4^2 s. Due
1958 to
1977
438,000 414 s.
1978 to
on
,
Whiteside
follows:
inclusive.
County Township High Sch.
District No. 214 (P. O.
Arlington
Heights), III.
school
30
The
$1,500,000
building bonds offered Jan.
were
posed
—
awarded to
of
John
a
group com¬
Nuveen
&
Co.:
County Community
Sch.
Dist.
No.
138
Offering—Edward
Dom-
broski, Jr., Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Feb.
7
for
the
building
1957.
to
purchase of $127,000
bonds. Dated March 1,
Due
1982
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
1958
and
a
follows:
1
Dec.
on
fr
1962 inclusive.
will
Mag, Thomson, McEvers
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
KENTUCKY
Hardin County (P. O.
sealed
Feb.
are
callable
Offering
of
Due
L.
11
will
electric
thereafter
callable
as
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Indep. Sch. District,
Iowa
Offering
Bond
Short.
G. W.
—
the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 13 for
the purchase of $980,000
school
building bonds. Dated March 1,
Secretary
of
1957. Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1958 to
1976 inclusive. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Mitchell
County
(P.
O.
Bond
Offeringj
Auditor,
County
Osage),
J. W. Dean,
will
and oral bids
sealed
receive
until
1
p.m.
(CST) on Feb. 13 for the purchase
of $200,000 County Home bonds.
Sioux
Bond
City, Iowa
Offering — Richard J.
Kroon,
Town Clerk, will receive
sealed
and
oral
bids
until
7:30
(CST) on Feb. 4 for the pur¬
of $27,000 special
assess¬
ment
sewer
improvement
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on June
from 1957 to 1965 inclusive.
ity
approved
1
Legal¬
by Bannister,
Car¬
penter, Ahlers & Cooney, of Des
Moines.
Sioux
Abbeville,
Bond
appro
ities
City Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
$2,200,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
and
the
composed of Halsey, Btuart & Co.;
bonds for which b:
revenue
were
La.
Sale—The $2,700,000 u
received
the Jan.
at
28
fering—v. 184, p. 2886—-were s
sequently purchased by a ^ro
composed of Equitable Securit
Corporation; Merrill Lyn
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Jo
Nuveen & Co.; F. S. Smithers
Co.; Scharff & Jones, Inc.; Ne
man, Brown & Co.; Barrow, Le
& Co.; Ducournau & Kees; J.
Dain & Co.; Ladd Dinkins &
and Harold E. Wood & Co., as f
lows:
5s.
1959
Due on Jan.
to
$200,000
—
Legality
LOUISIANA
of
Nov. 1, 1964.
Marshalltown
a
of F
Louisville.
Bonds due in 1965
are
1963
as
by Wyatt, Grafton & Grafton,
bonds.
1, 1957. Due semi-an¬
nually from May 1, 1957 to May 1,
1968 inclusive.
callable
are
National Bank.
Dated Feb.
and
1958 to 19
1, 1962.
Principal and inter
(F-A) payable at the Owensbc
receive
revenue
from
1
Bonds due in
thereafter
Acker-
(CST)
purchase of
the
for
Feb.
on
inclusive.
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Feb.
on
D.
Shelt
receive seal
(CST) on Feb
for the purchase of $900,000 sch
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 19
bids until 3 p.m.
Iowa
Clerk,
City
man,
—
19
will
Clerk,
City
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Maquoketa,
1,
Owensboro, Ky.
1968
as
Dec.
Bond Offering—Adelle
Nov. 1 from 1958 to
are
of
proved by Wyatt, Grafton & Gr
ton, of Louisville.
1967.
1,
1962 and thereaf
as
Bank, Elizabethtown. Legality-
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
thereafter
due in
callable
Principal and interest (J-D) p
able at the First-Hardin Natio
Offering—Margaret Einck.
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed and oral
bids
until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on
Feb. 11 for the purchase of $290,-
and
school building reve
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusi
Bonds
Bond
Nov.
(CS
a.m.
purchase
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1956. Due
Iowa
1976 inclusive. Bonds due in
will rece
10
the
for
2
$400,000
Denver Community School District,
on
until
bids
sealed
special assessment sewer bonds.
1957. Due
Elizabethtown), Ky.
Offering — H A. Bo.
County Court Clerk,
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
4 for the purchase of $22,830.75
000
(J-.
son,
Bond
receive
Jan.
dated
are
payable at the State Treasur
office. Legality approved by St'
Clinton, Iowa
Offering—Frank J. Voda.
Clerk,
bonds
The
on
City
Due on Dec. 1 fr
1986 inclusive.
1957. Principal and interest
IOWA
Bond
1967 inclusive.
1968 to
tory
purchaser
as
Due
1963 to
ing bonds offered Jan. 24—v. 185,
p. 89—were awarded to a group
the
Co.,
880,000 4%s.
bank¬
satisfac¬
to
4s.
First
Inc.;
Kansas,
of
1959 to
ing institution mutually
interest (J-D) payable at a
&
$85,000
chase
Illinois
composed
group
a
■
purchase of $1,500,000 Sanitary District bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from
1959 to 1988 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
p.m.
(P. O. R.R. No. 3, Sterling),
|
Bond
Sept. 1 from
Cook
Sale
Ccnsol.
"Sept. 1 from
on
Sale—The
Kindred & Company, of Chicago.
inclusive.
Due
1991
as
(P. O. R.F.D. No. 5,
Danville), III.
$92,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 25—v. 185,
p. 192—were awarded to Barcus,
net interest
a
County School District
115
Bond
Corp.,
at
Bond
c'
bonds
revenue
Zahner
18
Iowa
No.
Bond
Feb.
to
Co.
curities
Feb. 6 for the
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Bond
sold
Small-Milburn Co., Inc.;
well, City Controller, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
$275,000
1973 inclusive.
100,000 2.90s. Due
on
system revenue bor
sewer
was
Harold
—
City, Kansas
Sale—An issue of $1,10
Bond
135,000 414s. Due on Dec. 1 fr
sealed
1960 inclusive.
Education.
Boston
Corp., as 3.30s, at a price
100.32, a basis of about 3.25%.
Dec.
on
1953 to
inclusive.
KANSAS
Arkansas
Indianapolis Sanitary District
(P. O. Indianapolis), Ind.
Bond Offering—Charles H. Bos-
Bond
$90,000 2.90s. Due
(CST)
p.m.
•
pur¬
Educa¬
of
No.
Bureau
Offering
payable
mutually
ap¬
Chicago.
Chicago.
for the purchase of $1,500,000 war¬
rants.ti.il <
■
of
rate
the
and
inclusive,
&
of Jan.
as
Chase, Secretary of the Board of
in
lor $420,000 bonds due
chaser
Lang-
proved by Chapman & Cutler,
000
20,
Dec.
designate
may
,
D.
Dated
bonds.
1956.
agreed
Berwyn, III.
Offering—Ann
Bond
1, 1957. Due on Nov. 1 from 1
1976
inclusive.
Legality
to
and
Hammond School City, Ind.
p.m.
building
a
1963
callable
are
Warrant
(CST) on Feb. 20
for the purchase of $530,000 school
to
in
(CST) on F
purchase of $408,
Dated F
school building bonds.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Citizens State
Bank, Columbia City. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
due
revenue
the
for
4
1963.
1,
County School District No.
Bond
000
Bond Offering—Bids will be
ceived until 8 p.m.
1, 1957. Due
1959 to 1985 in¬
due
Communit
Moines
Des
School District, Iowa
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
La Salle
pay
C.
receive
Feb.
Bonds
thereafter
basis of about
3.55%.
Dated
a
West
Oiville
will
mortgage
July 1 from
clusive.
p.
388 — were awarded to H. C.
Speer & Sons Co., as 3%s, at a
a
first
on
Community High
School District No. 390 (P. O.
Serena), III.
Bond Sale-—The $90,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 25—v. 185,
102.20,
Secretary,
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
Feb. 6 for the purchase of $2,-
County
price of
2%s, at
of about 2.55%.
Ind.
Offering—ur.
Briggs,
City Natio
Chicago,
price of 100.94, a ba
the
and
Inc.;
Bank & Trust Co., of
City Joint High School
Building Corporation (P.O.
from
1
son,
Company, Hartford, or at its West
Main Branch in
Meriden, or at the
eral
3y2s.
at
/
Bond Offering—Arthur W. Carl¬
inclusive.
Home
Dec.
on
1965 inclusive.
1959 to
1,150,000
cipal
ILLINOIS
Bond Offering—Arthur W. Car-
water
bonds.
Due
on
March 1 from 1958 to
1977
the
$45,000
sold to the
•'...»%■■•
on
350,000
at
of
issue
was
1972
to
inclusive.
Dated
bonds
Manlius), III.
bonds.
from
Sale—An
Bond
building
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
<
Francis
Senior
announces
Due
their
1
per annum.
Nez
received
is
Co.
INDIANA
Columbia
$350,0C0 4s.
until
better
no
Louis.
of St.
follows:
If
to
Offering—City Comptrol¬
Matthew
that
•
..
Meriden, Conn.
v
Continental Illinois Bank & Tr
Co., of Chicago; Eastman Dill
Union Securities & Co.; Blair
ter,
of $51,-
Principal and interest
ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicnt,
Board of Education. Legality
Mainland Robert Showers, as
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1975 inclusive.
500,000 rental housing notes. Dated
Feb. 28, 1957.
Due on Feb. 28,
1958.
&
&
Stifel,
Co.;
(CST) on Feb. 4 for the purchase
$200,000
dormitory
revenue
Connecticut
(State of)
Offering—John Ottaviano,
&
of
Lewiston), Idaho
Note
Weeks; Reynolds
Nicolaus & Co.;
julien Collins & Co.; McCormick
& Co.; Scott & Kegley; Ballman
185, p.! Hornblower
30—v.
awarded to
were
—-
Monday, February 4, 1
...
1965 inclusive.
1 frc
523,000 414 s. Due on Jan. 1 fr
1972 inclusive.
1966 to
188,000 4.40s. Due on Jan. 1, 1
and
1974.
1,789,000
from
Bossier
Dist.
Parish
No.
Bond
Due
41->s.
1975 to
1987
on
Jan.
inclusiv
Consolidated
S
(P. O. Benton), Lt
Offering — T. L. Rod
2
Secretary of the Parish Schc
Board, will receive sealed b'
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 21 I
the
purchase of $275,000 schc
bonds. Dated
Feb.
from
1958
Feb.
I
1, 1957. Due
to
1977
inc
sive. Principal and interest (F-.
payable at the office of the Par
School Board Treasurer, or at a
by the purchas
Legality approved by Chapman
Cutler, of Chicago.
banlc specified
Number 5609
185
e
...
Principal
geline Parish Road District
d
tary of Parish School Board,
receive sealed bids untfr 10
(CST)
Due
March
on
from
1
Interest
inclusive.
1959
M-S.
Bond
of
totaling
23—v.
offered
Id &
and
185,
a
Bis-
B.
State
of
as
1976 inclusive.
Oct.
1,
1971.
Street Trust
callable
Due
inclusive.
1977
interest
Interest A-O.
payable
&
proved
Judell, of New Orleans.
35,000 4s, due March 1, 1966
193,000 4V4S,
from
1
of
indebtedness:
of
due
Parish
Jan.
Gretna),
O.
Sale—Street
ficates
1957.
paving
nd
Offering
E.
Clerk
Shirey announces that
on
of
e
trie
Feb. 19 for the pur$1,500,000
water
and
bonds.
revenue
riod of 30 years.
Due
ap¬
cago.
of
ond Offering
Sewerage Diet,
—
Bank
interest, plus
of
Legality
notes
Due Nov.
6, 1957
Feb.
on
365-
a
Offering
B.
Zebrasky, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
bids
sealed
(EST)
until
11
a.m.
Feb. 4 for the purchase
on
of
$1,000,000 temporary loan notes.
Dated Feb. 5, 1957.
Due on Nov.
4, 1957. Payable at the National
9 to
1987 inclusive.
Callable
Shawmut Bank, of Boston. Legal¬
inverse numerical order after
ity approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
years from date of issue.
InCoolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
est F-A. Legality approved by
Cox
ey,
Judell,
&
of
Greenfield, Mass.
New
Parish
School
Consolidated
District
(P.
ool
Sale
bonds
The
—
offered
$4,500,000
Jan.
24—v.
2886—were awarded to a
dicate headed by The Equile
Securities
Corporation, as
a
185,
composed
&
1959 to
on
Burr,
a
2.70s, at a price of
basis of about 2.66%.
as
1967 inclusive.
members
Scharff
of
& Jones,
the
1
syndi-
Inc., Mer-
1
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
White, Hattier & Sanford,
wman, Brown & Co., Barrow,
ary & Co., First National Bank,
Memphis, Howard, Weil, Lauisse, Friedrichs & Co., Ducouru & Kees, Schweickhardt & Co.,
mold & Crane, Glas & Co., Nusch, Beaudean & Smith, Stubbs,
ith
&
Lombardo, Inc., Rauher, Pierce & Co., Inc., Kohleyer & Co., Ladd Dinkins & Co.,
hn Dane, W. D. Kingston & Co.,
eil Investment Company, Steinane,
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
Feb.
000
5
for
will
receive
(EST)
a.m.
on
the purchase of $500,-
loan notes. Datnd
temporary
Oct. 15, 1957.
Payable at the National Shawmut
Bank, of Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Storev,
Thorndike,
Feb.
6, 1957. Due
Palmer &
on
Dodge, of Boston.
Milford, Mass,
Bond Sale
bonds
—
offered
Tne $<ioa,000 sewer
Jan.
30—v.
185, p.
531—were awarded to Hornblower
&
Weeks,
100.47,
a
as
3.20s, at
bonds offered
p.
389 — were
group
Michigan
a
price of 100.05, a net
of
cost
about
3.90%,
as
from
160,000 3%s. Due on April 1
1967 to 1969 inclusive.
from
Due on April
1973 inclusive.
1 from
a
nrice of
basis of about 3.13%.
(A-O) payable
trust company desig¬
1974.
April 1, 1975.
70,000 2%s. Due
District
are
offered
bonds
390
14
Class
School
(P. O.
N.
Muskegon), Mich.
school
1404
Sale—The $600,000
Bond
—
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
purchase
of
$28,000
callable
as
of
Sept.
Jan.
21—v.
awarded
to
185, p.
dated
Feb.
1,
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany to be designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
by
Paddock
a
group
&
1,
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Detroit.
Inhster, Mich.
Sale—The
Bond
$750,000
gen¬
bonds
offered Jan. 28—v., 185, p. 532—
eral obligation storm sewer
awarded
were
to
a
group
com¬
& Co.,
Barcus, Kindred & Co., First of
Michigan
Corp.,
Kenower, McArthur & Co.,. McDonald-Moore
& Co., H. V. Sattley & Co., Shan¬
non & Co., Allan Blair & Co., Inc.,
Pohl & Co., Fox, Reusch & Co.,
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger,
and Widmann & Co., as follows:
to
1975
on
Oct. 1
from
&
Carl Birkenstock School District
(P. O. Brighton), Mich.
Postponed—The pro¬
Bond Sale
1970
Kellogg Consolidated Sch. District
(P. O. Hickory Corners), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $360,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 29—v. 185,
p. 532—were awarded to a group
Traverse
Bond
1958 to
4s.
1968 to
1967
Due
Feb.
1970
1, 1967. Principal and
(J-D) payable at a bank¬
interest
ing institution designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of
Detroit.
Sterling and
Warren,
Troy
Twps.
Consolidated School District No.
Fractional
(P.
1,
O.
Warren), Mich.
Bond Offering — Thomas L.
Butcher, Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb.
13 for the purchase of $2,225,000
of
bonds,
follows:
as
$2,000,000 building and site bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on
'
July 1 from 1959 to 1981 in¬
clusive.
Bonds due in 1977
and thereafter are callable as
of
July 1, 1976.
swimming
225,000
Dated
Jan.
1,
pool bonds.
1957. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1962 in¬
clusive.
Bonds due in 1961
1962
and
inclusive.
Community
1986 inclusive. Bonds due
of June
as
June 1 from
School
District (P. O. Cedarville), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 28—
v.
185, p. 532—were awarded to
the First of Michigan Corp.
Cheneaux
1, 1957. Due on June 1 from
in 1968 and thereafter are callable
are
callable
as
of
July 1, 1958.
210,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
1971 to 1982 inclusive.
Les
City School District, Mich.
S. Mc¬
Offering—Robert
1959 to
inclusive.
on
June 1 from
on
Coy, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 3 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 11 for
the purchase of $1,300,000 school
building ahd site bonds.
Dated
$105,000 4j/4S. Due on June 1 from
45,000
inclusive.
1975
1976 to 1986 inclusive.
&
Co.; H. V. Sattley & Co.; and
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., at a price
of 100.03, a net interest cost of
about 3.84%, as follows:
to
295,000 4s. Due
inclusive.
composed of McDonald-Moore
$22,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1959 incl.
6.000
general obligation street
improvement bonds. Due on
May 1, 1958 and 1959.
are
were
composed of Kenower-MacArthur
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by Mil¬
1957
son,
bonds
inclu¬
to
Fourth
No.
Street,
Getty
235,000 4%s. Due on Oct. 1, 1976.
Berkley, Mich.
Bond Offering—Edwin J. John¬
the
from
Reeths-Puffer
Principal and interest (M-S)
$515,000 5s. Due
65,000 3%s. Due April 1,
The
or
1958
1986
Interest J-D.
posed of Braun, Bosworth
230,000 4V4S. Due on April 1
1962 to 1966 inclusive. •'
1957.
1
sive.
by the purchaser.
Corp.;
$140,000 4V2S. Due on April 1 from
1958 to 1961 inclusive,
for
June
composed of
bonds, as follows:
Offering—Helen V. Walk¬
City
er,
Due on March
from 1968 to 1982 inclusive.
interest
11
Note
bank
after
follows:
Peabody & Co.;
and Coffin
Kidder,
Co.;
100.28,
March 1 from
,623,000 3%s.
Co:; at
Hornblower & Weeks;
&
by
Storey,
& Dodge, of
Bosworth
&
Co., Inc.;
Shannon & Co.; and H. V. Sattley
&
8
Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., H.
Secretary of the Board of V. Sattley & Co., Stranahan, Har¬
Education, will receive sealed bids ris & Co., and Walter J. Wade,
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 13 for Inc., as follows:
the purchase of $200,000 building
$175,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
bonds. Dated March 1, 1957. Due
1958 to 1969 inclusive.
on Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1986 inclu¬
130,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
Sachs
Haverhill, Mass.
77,000 4s. Due
te:
531—were awarded
of Halsey,
p.
group
Stuart & Co. Inc.; Goldman,
a
of
First
1970 to
lows:
Other
The
—
1,
Braun,
235,000 4s.
to
p.
,
to
$1,400,000
2—v.
O.
Opelousas), La.
ond
Sale
Bond
Landry
.
185,
—v.
school building bonds offered Jan.
leans.
Feb.
(P. O. Carleton), Mich.
Sale—The $900,000 school
the
Frederick
—
to
Bond
29
until
bids
(EST) on Feb. 14 for the
purchase
of
$650,000
building
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on
son,
Palmer
building
sealed
receive
sive. Bonds due in 1972 and there¬
and
O. Jackson),
Secretary of Board of Education,
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Airport Community School District
Jan.
Fall River, Mass.
Note
a
1971.
site
Agricultural Sch.
(P.
Bond Offering—Jean Thompson,
F. B. Lomas,
1959 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
nated
MICHIGAN
1,
day interest to follow basis.
Mrs. Dora K.
Secretary of the
at
Boston,
dated
are
will
cipal and interest
Boston.
premium
a
—
Hamburg Township School District
No. 1 (P.O. Hamburg), Mich.
Bond Offering — Alice Thomp¬
approved
Thorndike,
awarded
Board
Supervisors, will receive sealed
s
until 7 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
for the purchase of
$400,000
lie improvement bonds. Dated
ril 1, 1957. Due on April 1 from
atier,
to
Clerk,
from
able at the above-mentioned bank.
$91.
The
(P. O. Chalmette), La.
1
o.
at 2.58%
1957.
Bernard Parish
awarded
were
Shawmut
tional
over
Legality
29
the First Na¬
tional City Bank of New York;
Halsey, Stuart & Coi Inc.; and Na¬
by Chapman & Cutler, of
ed
Jan.
group composed of
6
p.m.
and interest pav-
Principal
Tawas, Mich.
Offering
1971 inclusive.
are
No.
District
dated
from 1958 to
1957.
Northwest Rural
inclusive.
receive
145,000 water bonds. Due on Feb.
bonds
532—were awarded to Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.
p.
on
sealed
Feb. 13
for the purchase of $300,000 water
supply
system
revenue
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1
Divi¬
1958
due
ing bonds offered Jan. 30—v. 185,
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
inclusive.
The
Mass.
from
Bond Sale—The $360,000 build¬
net inter¬
3.04%, as
4s,
Stone, of Detroit.
Newberry School District, Mich.
will
City
receive
1
on
1961
Sale—The $5,000,000 notes
offered
a
Feb.
Due
of
Dankmeyer,
Boston,
Note
will be received until 10 a.m.
T)
&
1
La.
Town
—
Interest
approved by Niles,
a
about
$30,000
East
Bond
street construction bonds.
$30,000
dock &
library bonds to
& Hutzler, at
of
Legality ap¬
Canfield, Pad¬
purchaser.
proved by Miller,
103.16,
Michigan
lows:
Jan. 1 from
1967
to
45
11:30
cost
(A-O) payable at a
trust company designated
or
the
by
jointly,
15, 1959; and $170,000
3s, due on Jan. 15 from 1960
National
Boston, Municipal
interest
bank
Jan.
purchase of $175,000 bonds, as fol¬
Dated
MASSACHUSETTS
Kohlmeyer & Co., jointly.
ore
on
will
First
the
at
the
Bros.
follows:
Milk St., Boston, until
a.m. (EST) on Feb. 7 for the
sion,
Baltimore.
sold to Ladd Dinkins &
Lake Providence,
sealed
bonds.
iticlusive.
1982
to
Legality
Barton, Yost
$109,598.60
Co.,
totaling
Due
J-J.
Louisiana
rtificate
construction
1,
1959
(P.
receive
will
of
Bank
public
est
Principal and
the aboveLegality
ap¬
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
a.m.
(EST) on Feb.
purchase of $4,000,000
the
for
school
1, 1966 and 1967.
rson
Education,
13
1958 to 1965 inclusive;
$57,000 4s, due on March
and
Town
W.
to
price of
a
price of 100.05,
a
at
bank.
certifi¬
machine
basis of about 3.06%.
Salomon
Wilmington, Mass.
Offering—Grace H. Tilley,
Bond
bids until 11
March
on
O.
Clements, President of the Board
,000 street improvement cerificates
(P.
Annapolis), Md.
Offering — Mildred
Bond
1967.
nd
Arundel County
a
200,000
1958
from
3%s, at
as
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
& Dodge, of Boston.
MARYLAND
Anne
1
185,
Michigan Corp., and
Hornblower & Weeks,
Bank-
Co., Municipal
March
on
mentioned
$115,00 4*4s, due on March 1 from
958
to
1965 inclusive;
and
of
purchase of $400,000 school
project bonds.
Dated March 1,
1957.
v.
indebtedness
of
First
Ill
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
bonds:
refunding
Second
the
at
'
purchase
and
certifi¬
and
29
Jan.
voting
cates
the
to
offered
the
532—were awarded as follows:
p.
Franklin St., Boston,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 5 for
Bonds due
are
bids
Palmer
000
of
bonds
$902,000
cates
Storey,
Dodge,
will
until 8 p.m.
Sold—
Certificates
and
$702,000
Dept.,
in 1972 and thereafter
p.
group
&
Town Treasurer, will receive
ran,
sealed
1957 to
89—were
composed of
Crane, T. J. Feibleman
John Dane, as follows:
ded to
Offering—Ralph
Jury, will receive sealed bids
10 a.m. (CST) on March 13
for the purchase of $1,182,000 pub¬
lic
improvement
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1957. Due on Oct. 1 from
indebt-
$400,000
certificates
and
by
Palmer
Wilbraham, Mass.
Bond Offering—Doris G. Coch¬
until
Certificate Sale—The
Bonds
The
57
receive sealed bids
(EST) on Feb. 7 for
of $235,000 school
building and site bonds. Dated
Jan. 2, 1957. Due on April 15 from
1957 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal
cation,
Detroit, Mich.
1,
pay¬
Boston.
lice
Houma, La.
;
&
land, Secretary of the Parish Po¬
dell, of New Orleans.
s
Chapman
interest
and
approved
Thorndike,
Louisiana
lity approved by Foley, Cox
nd and
Feb.»
dated
are
Principal
Legality
Terrebonne Parish (P. O. Houma),
Dated March 1,
ment bonds.
67
for the
public im-
$35,000
bonds
1957.
able at the above-mentioned bank.
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Feb.; 11
on
of
ase
The
payable
interest
Shreveport, or at the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, New York City. Le¬
Veillon,
Offering—Tanzy
and
at the Commercial National Bank,
(P. O. Ville Platte), La.
4
(661)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
payable J-J. Legality
by
Miller,
Canfield,
& Stone, of Detroit.
Interest
approved
Paddock
Waterford Township (P. O.
Waterford), Mich.
Offering—Louis G. Barry,
Bond
will
receive
(EST) Feb.
sewer¬
11 for the purchase of
Ludington School District No. 1,
$100,000
was
called off because of a legal
Michigan
age bonds offered Jan. 29—v. 185,
special assessment sewer improve¬
Rouse & Co., T. J. Feibelman p. 531—were awarded to Town- technicality.
Bond Offering—Ralph Johnson, ment bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
Co., Wheeler & Woolfolk, Inc.,
Secretary of Board of Education, Due on April 1 from 1958 to 1967
send, Dabney & Tyson, as 3V2s, at
Custer School District (P. O. 5003
nd Felix M. Rives.
will receive sealed bids until 8 inclusive. Principal and
a price of 100.59, a basis of about
interest
W. Albain Road, Monroe), Mich.
Shreveport, La.
3.42%.
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 6 for the (A-O) payable at a bank or trust
Bond Offering — Florence
Bond Offering
J. T. Tanner,
purchase of $750,000 school build¬ company designated by the pur¬
Merkle, Secretary of the Board of
Somerville, Mass.
ity Secretary, will receive sealed
ing bonds. Dated April 1, 1957. chaser.
Legality
approved
by
will
receive
sealed Due on
Bond Offering—William J. Rey¬ Education,
ids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Feb.
April 1 from 1958 to 1975 Berry, Stevens &' Moorman, of
6 for the purchase of $4,250,000
nolds, City Treasurer, will receive bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb. inclusive. Principal and interest Detroit.
j
14 for the purchase of $860,000
:ealed bids at the National Shaw¬
onds, as follows:
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
building bonds. Dated March 1,
mut Bank, Trust Dept., 40 Water
MINNESOTA
company designated by the pur¬
1,250,000 water and sewer rev¬
1957. Due on July 1 from 1959 to
chaser.
Legality
approved
by Crow
enue
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1, St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
Wing County Independent
on
Feb.
5 for
the purchase of 1985 inclusive. Bonds due in 1974 Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
1958. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960
School District No. 7 (P.O.
and thereafter are callable as of
*300.000 bonds, as follows:
of Detroit.
to 1976 inclusive. Callable in¬
Jan. 30 of $34,000
building bonds—V. 185, p. 532—
posed sale
Randolph, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $100,000
on
Township
Clerk,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
,
*
—
.
versely as of Dec. 1, 1962.
3,000,000 street improvement,
storm
water
drainage
and
municipal
building
March
bonds.
1957. Due on
March 1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
Dated
1,
clusive.
street
permanent
$200,000
construction and
pavement bonds.
Feb.
1
Due
on
1967
from
1958
to
inclusive.
macadam pavement and
bonds. Due on Feb.
from 1958 to 1962 inclusive.
100,000
sidewalk
1
July 1,1973. Principal
(J-J) payable at a
tution
ful
and interest
banking insti¬
designated by the success¬
bidder.
Legality approved by
A/PUor, Canfield,
of Detroit.
Paddock & Stone,
'
Marcellus, Volinia, Penn, Newburg,
Porter and Flowerfield Townships
Rural
No.
Agricultural School District
34
Bond
ner,
(P. O. Marcellus), Mich.
Offering—Willard J. Gri-
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
Bond
man,
Deerwood), Minn.
Offering—Ralph A. Hoff¬
District Clerk, will
receive
(CST) on
Feb. 8 for the purchase of $50,000
school
construction
bonds.
Dated March 1, 1957. Due on Dec.
sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
58
(662)
y
t
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
i-'.
—
'
f
1
■■
Mcwiday, February 4,
1
from
1959
1978
inclusive.
Lamar
County, Oak Grove Coneol.
Bonds due Dec. 1, 1973 and there¬
School
Dist.
after
to
Bond
tion.
County Indep. Consol.
School District No. 38 (P. O.
Albert Lea), Minn.
Offering
Mrs.
—
Offering
Feb. 4
1977
Dorothy
bonds.
bids
sealed
(CST)
March 4
on
chase
of
until
2
Columbia
from
1
clusive.
Bonds
thereafter
1960
in
due
1973
callable
are
J.
Feb.
1958
Feb.
on
inclusive.
interest
1
1960
from
Principal
and
of Jackson. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bark¬
er,
Dist.
E.
G.
—
inclusive.
Due
that
announces
ceived
until
bids
Feb.
will
7
for
be
the
for
Metropolitan
district
Sewer
No.
of
4
District,
the
7:30 p.m.
(CST)
til
11
are
callable
the
W.
Board
(CST)
a.m.
Des
purchase
of
bonds.
sewer
1957. Due
1,
1959 to
1977
successful
at
Legality
ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker,
Roseville, Minn.
Bond Offering—B. H. Hammer-
sten,
Village
Clerk,
sealed bids until
Feb.
5
for
000,00
ment
Due
the
1
Principal and
(CST)
on
of $1,improve¬
sewer
from
Jr.,
Fund
1979.
Feb.
13
(CST)
chase
March
on
of
until
Frei-
18
bonds.
Due
op
Dated
Feb.
1
Dated
of
proved
St.
1,
19
MISSISSIPPI
Corinth, Miss.
Bond Offering—Bids will be
Bond
H.
Bezoni
President,
noon
revenue
composed
of
The
& Trust
Co., and
and
>
The bonds
mature from
1958 to
inclusive.
to
1986
Dec.
by
the
A
bonds.
1959
to
Due
1973
County
Dec.
on
from
the
B
bonds. Due
1,
to
1996
on
on
in¬
1957. Principal
purchaser, subject to
ap¬
by the Board of Curators.
Legality
approved
by
Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Note
The above bonds were
—
not sold when offered
184,
p.
of
amount
2886—in
on
Jan. 16—
the
original
$3,250,000.
from
inclusive.
(P.
O.
Jan. 15, 1957. Due
1965
and
to
1977
/
1
Bond
that
Las
Vegas),
on
Jan. 15 from
(J-J)
Principal
payable at the
—
Y. '*
$50,000,
Bonds,1 8th*/ Ser
Instalment, offered Jan. 2
Dist.
.
....
County School
ity
approved
Legal¬
by
Dawson, Nagle,
Howard, of Denver.
Sherman &
Nelson
Board
sealed
of
bids
building
No.
1
(P.
Net proceeds from the
sale
the bonds will be used for
Y.
County
receive
sealed
offered
533—were
p.
Jan.
awarded
bids
until
will
to
Feb. 11, 1957/Due oh Dec.
20, 1957. Payable at the First Na¬
of
Boston.
Legality
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
by
Palmer &
NEW
Cranbury Township School
District
ing bonds offered Jan. 29-—v. 185,
390—were
p.
awarded
to
Byrne
and
Phelps, Inc., and W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.,
jointly, as 3.70s,
at
a
price of 100.04, a basis of
Inc.,
Chas.
E.
announces
until
8
533—were
awarded
to
a
Pleasant,
basis of about
North
Castle
Dist.
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids -until
for
1957.
1967
2
(EST)
p.m.
the
purchase
site
bonds.
Due
on
the
letic
Dated
Feb.
terest
(F-A)
Bank
payable
of
receive sealed bids
(EST) on March 12
purchase of $210,000 ath¬
by
bonds.
Legality
ap¬
Hawkins, Delafield
&
Wood, of New York City.
Na¬
Westchester, Val¬
offered
Jan.
School District, N. J.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 8
p.m. (EST)
Feb. 18 for the
purchase of
on
$3,-
874,000
building
bonds.
Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
& Washburn, of New York
City.
Smith,
Barney & Co., Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities &
Co., Dick &
Merle-Smith, J. C. Bradford &
Co., and Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
$1,718,000
price
about
will
p.m.
Geo.
B.
Gibbons
&
Compa
Inc.; Gregory & Sons; Hallgarte
& Co.; Ira Haupt &
Co.; Hayde
Stone
$142,500
& Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes
Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Kea
Taylor & Co.; Lee Higginson Co
land
29
poration; W. H.. Morton & C
Inc.: New York Hanseatic
Corpo
ation; Reynolds & Co.; Shearso
Hammill & Co.; F. S. Smitbers
City,
as 3V4S, at a price
basis of about 3.21%.
Co.; Weeden & Co.; Chas. E. We
& Co.; Wood, Struthers
Co.; Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc
of
bonds
100.34,
a
gold
Hyde Park, N. Y.
: Bond
Sale—The $70,000 public
improvement bonds offered Jan.
American
as
2%s,
basis
0/
2.70%.
MEXICO
Bond
Laurence
Donnell
(EST) on Feb. 7
purchase of $225,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due
for the
on
Feb.
clusive.
(F-A)
1
from
1958
Principal
payable at
to
and
the
1972
Orvhard
Park
Fire
&
Inc.;
District
Trask
Debenture
Jan.
Sale—The $2,000,000
highway debentures
29
offered
(EST)
sealed
on
bids
until
of
3:30
—
ton,^ City, Comptroller,
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
re¬
p.m.:
of
v.
Legality
Swis
Spence
bids
until
_
will
3
,re
p.~
Feb. 7 for the nurchas
$1,725,000 notes/as follows:
$150,000 capital notes.
bonds. Dated
for the purchase
! '
Corporation;
&
Rochester, N. Y.
L
Note Offering—Emmett V. Nor
Sa-
or
& Pomero
Company;
H. Walker & Co.
Feb. 14 for the purchase
of $25,000 fire truck
&
Co.; Tripp & Co., Inc
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Da;
Val Alstyne, Noel &
Co.; and
(P. O.
Offering—Walter W.
District Treasurer, will
ceive
Stroud
American
Franklin
Wood,
&
Schoellkopf, Hutton
in¬
interest
National Bank of Franklin
Square,
Mineola.
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield
New York City.
M.
Marks & Co.; Mc
Co.; R. H. Moulton
Company; Wm. E. Pollock & Co
Inc.; Roosevelt & Cross; Schmid
Poole, Roberts & Parke;
Offering—Chas. Schrimpf,
Clerk, will receive sealed
District
ger,
State
Corpora
.
National
Orchard Park), N. Y.
NEW
Securities
tion; ,Baker,
Weeks
&
Co.;.
Bank .& Barth
&
Co.; Barr Brothers
Trust Company, of Great
Neck, as Co.; Baxter & Company; Bolan
2%s.
Saffin. &
Co.; Central Republi
Francis I. duPont
North Hempstead Union Free Sch„ Company;
Co.; Hirsch & Co.; E. F. Hutton
Dist.. No. 2 (P. O. East
Williston),
Company; King, - Quirk & .* Co
New York
Central
Bond
New Mexico (State of)
.
185, p..194—were awarded
the
bids until 3 p.m.
Ridgewood, N. J.
Bond
Sale—The $1,723,000 gen¬
eral and water bonds offered
Jan;
29—v. 185, p. 391—were
awarded
to
a
group composed of
a
Inc.; Dominick & Dominick; E
dredge & Co., Inc.; First of Mic
igan Corporation;
30—v.
New
24—v.
& Co., Inc.;
Smith; Bacon, Stevenson & Co.;
G.".Becker & Co.; J. C. Bradford.
R.. S. Dickson & Compan
185, p. 390—were awarded to
George B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
a
syn
&
Co.;
Newburgh, N. Y.-
100.31,
Devine
& Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown
Coffin & Burr, Inc.; L.
Rothschild & Co.; Dick & Merl
185, p. 533 — were awarded to
George B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
Sale—The
J.
worth
New York City, as 3%s, at a nrice
of 100.27, a basis of about 3.72%.
Bond
a
Sons;
—
bonds
the
& Co.; A. C. All
Company; F. S. Moseley & C
Bache
&
Co.;
Paine,
Webb
Jackson
&
Curtis; Braun, Bo
Pleasant, Pleasantville Fire
District (P. O. Plensantville), N. Y.
Bond Sale
The $232,000 fire
house
of
Estabrook
of New York City.
way,
members
&
halla. Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
to
Plainfield
Bond
1,
1958 to
the
at
N
Salomon Bros.
Shields & Company;
Pressprich
&
Co.; Carl
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Hornblow
& Weeks; John Nuveen & C
Inc.;
incluusive. Principal and in¬
tional
and
W.
p.m.
field
proved
gen
$140,000
Feb.-1 from
York
Hutzler;
Feb.
on
of
New
Stone & Webster Securities Co
poration; Bear,
Stearns &
C
White, Weld & Co.; B. J. Van I
and
District
school
in
Co.; Kidd
Peabody & Co.; Blair & Co., In
Phelps,
Fenn
&
Co.;
Merr
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Bean
George
Bond
of
for
C.
(P. O. Valhalla), N. Y.
Offering — Tino Suarez,
New York
8
gift taxes, in t
States of New York and New J
The bonds are legal for i
cate:
3.35%.
Mount
a
esta
sey.
Other
Gibbons & Co., Inc., as
3.40s, at
100.43,
except
other fiduciaries.
Valley), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$120,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 30—v. 185,
nrice of
exem
taxes
insurance companies, trustees
1
(P. U. Central
B.
income
taxation,
vestment
Grove, Chester and Tuxedo
p.
the bonds is
on
Jersey by state and
munici
officers, banks and savings ban
Woodbury, Blooming
Central School District No.
Education, will
District
Trustees
Monroe,
Bond Offering—Alfred
Kerzner,
Executive Assistant of Board of
until
Interest
Weigold
—v.
N, Ji
proje
currently under construction.
of about 3.18%.
about 3.69%.
School District,
Author
other
inheritance and
Burr,
Mount
JERSEY
Port
and
Federal
noon
Dated
Bank
at
all
6
Treasurer,
(EST) on Feb. 7 for the purchase
$200,000 temporary loan notes.
approved
expenditures
airports, piers
30—
from
No. 5
of
tional
capi
Sale—The $1,372,000
bonds
from
HAMPSHIRE
Rockingham County (P. O.
Exeter), N. H.
Note Offering — Winston H.
Lothrop,
premium above the offering
pri
,-J-
O.
185, p. 194 —were% Tan/1, 1957. Due on Jan. 1 from
awarded to a group
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
composed of
Principal
amortization, Glore,
Forgan & Co.'; White/Weld ,andj interest (J-J) pavahle
at thei
bonds.
&
Co.; National Bank of Com- Bank of Orchard Park.
(MST) on Feb. 26
$275,000 serial
of
Dist.
Greenburgh Union Free Sch.
NEW
(P. O. Glendive), Mont.
Offering
District Clerk
Louise
Sch.
group composed of Blair & Co.,
Inc., George B, Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., Horn blower & Weeks, Coffin
a
County Treasurer's office.
—
the
school
York-Authority (P.
Consolidated
First
Free, School
& Co., and
Sage, Rutty & Co., as
3.20s, at a price of 100.32, a basis
inclusive.
interest
taking
MONTANA
Dawson
Mary
// / :
■„<•*
&
1
building
recreation
bonds
was
sold to Taylor & Co., and Boettcher & Co.,
jointly, as 5s. Dated
at
No.
by^V-amlewater, Sy
,"■•*.
New York City),
NSale
The
a
Sale—An issue of $3,620,general
obligation
public
000
in¬
(M-N) payable at a
trust company
designated
or
proval
v.
basis "of
a
♦
Port .of New
-
185,
v.
1
interest
receive
Company.
3972 inclusive.
until
for
$3,000,000 dormitory
bonds, as follows:
March
Deposit
Company,
National
Bank, JacksonHinds Bank, all of
Jackson, Hamp
Jones Co., Hod Russ &
,
the
Hotel
City,
14
R.
receive
229,
Feb.
on
series
Dated
bank
2.40s,
as
acquisition bonds offered Jan.
of
2,307,000 series
First"
Leland Speed
Room
Kansas
(CST)
purchase
000
group
at
will
May 1 from 1973
Bond Sale—An issue of
$1,000,school bonds was sold to a
inclusive.
Dover
clusive.
Jackson), Miss.
Guaranty Bank
Comp¬
that
announces
Curators
spe¬
County School District
on
1980
(P. O. Cranbury). N. J.
Sale—The $335,000 build¬
Offering—Comptroller
Feb.
1967 inclusive. Prin¬
Due
ap¬
Columbia), Mo.
on
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
O.
Legality
$136,000
cipal and interest payable at a
place designated by the purchas¬
(P.
on
inclu¬
clusive.
re¬
improvement bonds.
Dated
1, 1957.
Due on April 1
Hinds
Louis.
May 1 from
(CST)
Co.,
City,
NEW YORK/-C*
building
Bond
University of Missouri (P. O.
$693,000
'
er.
Due
1977
for
bids
6
to
the purchase of
$12,100,000 city improvement bonds.
sealed
1958 to
1957.
1958
troller John H. Poelker announces
that bids will be received until
(F-A)
any
suitable
banking institution designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
by Dorsey, OWen, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
from
bonds.
—
of
April
on
of $20,-
St. Louis, Mo.
Offering
City
Board
cial
(CST)
purchase
by Charles & Trauernicht,
Bond
Feb.
approved
Childs-&
100.01,
' ;
:
Union
Bond
Dec. 1 from
on
Bond
1957.
1985
Clark
St. Louis.
to
ceived until 7 p.m.
of
receive
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the Boatmen's National
interest
5 for the purchase of
Board
sive.
1960
Principal
payable at
noon
1,
from
and
inclusive.
&
Rochester)K N.
inclusive.
,
Building
March
1
pur¬
Feb.
from
the
State
$1,475,000 school build¬
ing
Prin¬
payable
p.m.
the
for
2
State
until
for
Wabasha and Goodhue Counties
Everett
the
March
of
—
of
bids
000,000
neapolis.
bids
1962.
Commissioners, will
Bank
sealed
1,
(F-A)
are
trust company in the
or
President
1957.
Minnesota
ma¬
-
1,
heit, Clerk of School Board, will
from
Offering—James T. Blair,
Governor
and
ex
officio
Loftsgaarden, and Dorsey, Owen,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
receive
Vr
from
NEVADA
Missouri (State of)
to
Joint Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist.
No. 40 (P. O. Lake
City),
1
thereafter
Feb.
1
to
1981
Bond
1960
interest payable at
Offering
v
Free
Dec.
on
3s.
approved
sealed
a
suitable
banking
institution
designated by the purchaser, sub¬
ject to approval by the Village.
Legality
approved
by
Beldin
Bond
F.
Brighton and Pittsfield Union
3
|
or
Jan.
Dated
Jan.
on
1 p.m.
1961
720,000 3y8s. Due
County of St. Louis. Le¬
by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
receive
purchase
sanitary
bonds.
will
City
gality
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Dated
Feb.
on
and
after
bank
a
un¬
inclusive. Bonds
turing in 1962
callable
Trus¬
of
on
cipal and interest
Scott &
f
»
follows: ' *
as
1970
1971
Martin,
Feb. 19 for
$240,000 general
1, 1967.
Principal and
interest (F-A) payable at a bank¬
ing institution designated by the
bidder.
G.
Nevada
Offering—W.
obligation
the
'
Heckler & Galloway, of New Y
Bond
thereafter
to
952,000
Missouri
Bond
Feb.
Feb.
1962
Sub-
River
to
re¬
(North Affton)
(P. O. 506 Olive St., St. Louis),
1960 to 1987 inclusuive. Bonds due
of
about 2.39%.
Babylon
Peres Watershed
Kron-
the
in 1978 and thereafter
price- of
a
Fitch,
•.
.
648,000 3V4S. Due
chase of $310,000 building bonds.
purchase of
$425,000
building bonds.
Dated
Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1 from
as
at1
April 1*
$14,000 on
year
•
3.11%,
1959
pur¬
tees, will receive sealed bids
14
day each
Co.;
Co.; and Kalman
on
of
sum
$180,000 4V2S. Due
Offering—Superintendent
Bernard C. Campbell
Chairman of
bids until
of about
Schools
sealed
Feb.
1
County Reorganized Sch.
7 (P. O. Lee's Summit),
No.
Bond
of
r
,.
March
on
holm, District Clerk, will receive
on
the
&
.
follows:
as
March 1 from
on
Missouri
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
Offering
2%s.
Jackson
Polk County Indep. School District
No. 1 (P. O. Crookston), Minn.
Bond
Hughes
Barret,
-Raf ferrsperger,
,
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank,
to
from 1969 to 1977 inclusive.
Jackson, Minn.
Offering—Ae E. Wallace,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
19
for
the
purchase of $90,000
hospital
bonds.
Dated Feb.
1,
Due
2.69%,
1968
to
590,000
Bond
1968
30—
awarded
*»
-
$410,000 3s. Due
Minneapolis.
1957.
Jan.
P.
cost of about
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,
Owen, Barker, Scott & Barber,
to
$1,000,000
offered
390—were
p.
same
■
•vT; 185," p; 194^-were awarded i
No. 7 (P.O. Deer
NEBRASKA
Park), N. Y,
merged syndicate-headed by H
Bond Offering—Robert S.
Bell/ sey, Stuart & Co.
Lincoln, Neb.
Inc., Harri~
President of the Board of Educa¬
Bond Sale—The
Ripley & Co., Inc., Blyth &
$2,500,000 water tion; will receive sealed
bids until
revenue
bonds offered Jan/ 31—
Inc., Drexel & Co., Glore, For
1 p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 20 for-the
v.
& Co., and
185, p. 194—were awarded to a purchase,; of
Ladenburg, Thalma
$710,000
building &
group composed^ of Lehman
Co., as 3.40s, at a price of 97.
Bros.; bonds. Dated March 1, 1957; Due
a basis of
Bear/ Stearns & Co.; John Nu- on March 1 from
^00^3.54%. The gro
1958 to 1986 in/;
veen &
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jack¬ elusive.
reoffering
of
'
Principal
and
interest niade; public
son
& Curtis;
bonds at: a price of
Bacon,; Whipple & (M-S) payable at; the Bank of
98.50, add
crued
Co.; George B. Gibbons & Co., Babylon.
interest,, to yield
ab
Legality .approved by
3.48%.
Inc.; George K. Baum & Co.; MulThe offering proved
Sullivan,
Donovan*.
Hanrahan,
laney,
Wells
&
Co.;
Newhard, McGovern & Lane, of New York tractive to investors, institutio
Cook & Co., and
and
Wachob-Bender City.
individual," with the res
•■>'=",
;
that the bonds went
Corp., at a price of 100.01, a basis
quickly t
Morgan & Co., Ipc.," and
Wood, Struthers & Co., jointly, at
a
price of 100.02, a net interest
1,
1969.
Principal and interest
payable at a banking institution
of
185,
The
—
$9,000 payable
and
until paid.
School District,
bonds
v.
and
of
as
the
Sale
school
in¬
1986
to
1958,
Missouri
Bond
of
sum
to
p.m.
for the pur¬
$3,750,000
Feb.
1958
MISSOURI
school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due
on
from
sold, maerce^ -' Seattle;
North
&
Co.;
are
each; the
inclusive.
W. Hellie, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
Due
bonds
serial bonds they will be received
in the amount of $1,000
(CST) on
for the purchase pf $28,000
school
amortization
the^ issue -may be put in- one bond
divided into several bonds? If
a.m.
1
'
or
—
sealed bids until 10
Freeborn
Bond
(P.^O.
Purvis), Miss.
Sam Keith,
Chancery- Clerk, will receive
subject to prior redemp¬
are
If
*
'
"
'■
-
f
'
•.
625.000 bond anticipation note
950,000 tax anticipation notes.;
^
Dated
15,
.
1958.
Feb.
15,-1957/ Due 1 Fe
Legality approved b
Number 5609
>lume 185
The Commercial and
; y.
id, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
New York City.
f y ^
,Central
lnd Lake and Poestenkill
\ School District No. 1
(P. O.
Averill Park), N. Y.
>nd
1
Offering—Russell H.Jones,
strict
Clerk, will receive seaiea
(EST) on Feb. 5
bonds.
le
Feb.
on
from
1
1977
to
1958
the National
ity Bank of Troy. Legality aproved
by
Vande water,
Sykes,
leckler & Galloway, of. New York
payable
Ity-.
at
i ;/
....
:;'%•>>*
.•
195§|^ 1976
-•».
'
r~t
v.--
Jan.
24-—v.
185,
Cass
County Special School District
No. 58
(P. O. -ArgOsville), N. Dak.
Bond
Clerk
will
OffeTing—^STorman Veitch,
of the Board
receive
County
of
sealed
Auditor's
Education,
bids
office
the
at
until
2
p.rii: (CST) on^Fif), 4 for the purjhase of $75,0C)(]f school bonds. Due
from
to ; 1976
1959
New
awarded
Bath-Richfield
p.
York
National
Bank,
West
of
Kingston,
y
Bond
of
*0.13,
as 3.60s, af. a price
basis of about 3.57%."
a
City School District, N. Y.
Sale
The $2,230,000
lilding bonds offered Jan. 31—
185, p. 533—were awarded to a
Bond
—
of Halsey, Stuart
roup composed
Co.,
Inc.,
B.
reorge
Blair
Co.,
&
&
Gibbons
Inc.,
Inc.,
Co.,
School
Dist.
Richfield),
the
Board
(EST)
of
bonds.
sive.
noon
improvement
Dated^March 1, 1957. Due
"file JtFirst
at
of Akron-
Weeks,
a
as 2.70s, at a price of
basis of about 2.65%.
Vernon, N.
Bond
Y.
Sale—The $137,000
sewer
|onds offered Jan. 24—v. 185,
awarded
II—were
.p.
Roosevelt
to
/-\-
Cross, of New York City, and
Manufacturers
le
Traders
and
frust Company, of Buffalo, jointas
4s, at a price of
lasis of about 3.97%.
100.31,
a
Co., Inc.; Baxter & Co.,
McDonald-Moore
-
Central
Ripley and Portland
School
(P. O.
District
No.
100.29,
533
30—v.
build-
lanufacturers
"o., Buffalo,
"ross, jointly,
|>f 100.01,
awarded
were
—
&
-
Trust
Roosevelt
3?4S, at
as
the
to
Traders
-
and
&
price
a
basis of about.3.74%.
a
NORTH
i
CAROLINA
J
;
Bond
J.
Concord, N. C.
'
Sale '—
The
$74,000
City
.
Iranch Banking & Trust Co., Wil¬
at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.03%, "as fol¬
son,
a
Co.,
on
1
1961 inclusive;
1967
on
Feb.
1
:
'
"
.
from
inclusive.w.; "
[ Bond Sale—The
offered
533
).
-—
&
$250,000 school
Jan.
29
—
awarded
were
Co., jointly, at
185,
y.
to
the
price
a
jf par, a net interest cost of about
13.83%, as iollows:
[$30,000 6s. Due
1959 to
1961
95,000 6s.
1965 to
'
60,000
2s.
Due
June
on
1
'
•
;
on
Due
June
on
,;
-
1
from
u
.
;
*
Sampson County (P. O.. Clinton),
North Carolina •
1962
to
...
,
Bond Offering
—
.
'
1973
Commission,
will
Govern¬
receive
sealed bids at his office in
Raleigh
(EST) on Feb. 5 for
the purchase of $750,000
school
building bonds.-Dated Dec. 1,1956.
until
Due
11
on
a.m.
June
1
from
1958
to
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
'
Wingate Junior College,^ Inc.
(P. O. Wingate), N. C.
«.
until
Dec. 1 from
.
<,
Ohio
Offering:—Cnaries v.<istle.
Bond
11*
the
Mayfield, Ohio
Offering — Richard
Bond
Village
Clerk,
ceive sealed bids until
Feb.
on
19
for
the
F.
will re¬
(EST)
noon
purchase
of
Feb.
1, 1957. Due
1958
1967
to
J-D.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
(EST)
on
Feb. 18
purchase of $50,700
sewer
and water line -bonds. Dated Mar.
1,1957. Due on-March 1 from 1958
to 1967
inclusive. Principal and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Ge¬
by
approved
Squire,
Sanders & Defdnsev, of Cleveland.
Muskingum Township Local School
District (P. O. Marietta), Ohio
Bond
Offering — Douglas E.
Weaver, Clerk of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until
(EST)
noon
on Feb. 11 for
$224,000 building
Feb. 1, 1957. Due on
the purchase of
bonds. Dated
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Columbus), Ohio
'
y
Sale—The $56,732.94
Bond
spe¬
assessment" street improve¬
ment; bonds
offered Jan. 31—v.
185, p: 391 — were awarded to
Braun, Boswoa$h & Co., Inc., of
Toledo, ;as 3V4S, at a price of
100.89,
>
basis*pf about 3.09%.
a
*
-
Gre&rtipille, Ohio
■
Bond
Sale
^
y
Hamilton
185,
group
The
$1,000,000
(P.
.
Board
of
Education
will
sealed
bids until
Feb.
on
5
Corpu,
100.58*
a
314 s,
as
at
a
basis of about
3.i8%;/_'
Feb.
27
for
(EST)
the
of
(P. O.
Nova),
Offering
—
Ohio
Mildred 'Ro-
mine, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation,' will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Feb. 14 for
the purchase of $335,000 building
Dated
bonds/
Nov.
on
1
Feb.
'
from
1957.
1,
1958
Principal
payable at
Bond
Offertfrjf—Henry A. Rees,
Director
sealed
.,*
of Finance,
will
bids until" noon
receive
(EST) on
J
(CST)
of
purchase
Washington
County Indep.
School
District No. 30 (P. O.
Bartlesville),
/
Oklahoma
Bond Sale—The
$350,000 school
building bonds offered Jan.
185,
v.
R. J.
534—were
p.
28—
awarded
to
Edwards, Inc.
Bond
Offering—Fred
C.
Dyer,
to
Due
in¬
1977
interest
and
District
(P. O. Dexter City), Ohio
Bond Offering—Geraldine Mar¬
tin.
Clerk
of
the
Board
of
Edu¬
bids
1957. Due
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1978
terest
&
Caldwell.
from
payable
(J-J)
Farmers
1
Principal
1,
1958 to
in¬
and
the
at
Bank
of
approved
by
Dempsey,
Dated
Legality
Sanders; &
Sale—The
1977
inclusive
Oct.
1,
1978
and
of
as
callable
are
1967;
thereafter
Oct.
1,
1960.
as
sive.
&
offered
$110,000
p.
Jan.
391—were awarded
limited
$100,000
bonds
to
the
totaling
185,
follows:
22—v.
as
access
facility
Oklahoma
Na¬
tional Bank, of Clinton.
bonds
to
the
First
National Bank, of Clinton, and H.
I.
Josey & Company, jointly.
Jefferson
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Bond
Clerk
Ringling), Okla.
Offering—G. L.
Sebourn,
of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
1,
1957.
Due
on
Interest
M-S.
Legality
ap¬
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Schuylkill County (P. O.
Pottsville), Pa.
Sale—The $275,000 gen¬
eral obligation improvement
offered
Jan.
29—v.
awarded
were
—
to
185,
a
p.
group
composed of J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
Lebenthal & Co., and J. R. Ross
&
County School District No. 19
(P. O. Springfield), Oregon
Offering—Walter A. Com¬
District Clei'k, will receive
bids' until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Feb 11 |or the purchase of $365,000 building bonds. Dated March
1, 1957. Due on Jan. 15 from 1961
sealed
1980
inclusive.
Bonds
1972 and thereafter
of Jan.
Lane
due
in
callable
are
County Sch. Dist. No. 504-C
O. Eugene), Oregon
(P.
Bond Offering—Clarence Hines,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Feb. 11
the
purchase
of
$1,500,000
for
building
1957.
bonds.
Due
1977
to
Dated
June
15
April
from
(J-J)
1,
1958
inclusive.
interest
County
on
Principal
payable
at
and
the
until
for
14
8
the
1957. Due
(PST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
on
of
Dated
March
15
Township (P. O. Carnegie),
Pennsylvania *'
Bond Offering—Walter J. Price,
Township Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 9 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 12 for the purchase of $250,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on Feb. 1
from
1959
inclusive/Le¬
1978
to
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruf¬
fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Note
The foregoing supple¬
ments the report published in our
issue of Jan. 28—v. 185, p. 534.
West Hazelton School District, Pa.
Bond Offering — Raymond A.
Guydish, Secretary of the Board
Directors, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 21
for the purchase of $41,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
funding
bonds.
of
March
Dated
1,
March 1 from
Principal
at
the
1957.
Due
on
1959 to 1967 inclu¬
interest
and
pay¬
Markle
Banking &
Co., Hazelton. Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Trust
SOUTH
Feb.
from
Greenville
15
CAROLINA
Greenville
County,
Memorial
1958
ity approved
by Winfree, Mc¬
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
Auditorium
Dist.
(P. O. Greenville), S. C.
Bond
Sale
auditorium
The
—
$1,675,000
offered Jan. 31
bonds
185, p. 391—were awarded to
composed of Harris TYust
Savings Bank, Chicago, R. S.
Dickson &
Co., Courts & Co.,
Interstate Securities Corp., Edgar
—v.
a
group
&
land.
County (P. O. Media),
Pennsylvania
Note
Sale—An
tax
issue
anticipation
of
$2,000,-
notes
was
sold to the Broad Street Trust Co.
of
Feb. 1 from
on
$550,000
March
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
000
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1977 inclusive.
sive.
on
from
Feb. 1 from
on
1972
1973 to
Scott
1
as
inclusive.
1967
to
net
inclusive.
75,000 3V2S. Due
1968
a
3.72%,
Feb.
on
1961
50,000 3%s. Due
inclusive.
1977
Due
to
able
Treasurer's office.
County Sch. Dist. No. 8
(P. O. Hermiston), Oregon
Bond Offering — Homer Gray,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
about
—
as
15, 1971.
District
5s.
1962 to
Sayre, of Portland.
Bond
of
90,000 3%s. Due
City
Shuler
price of 100.04,
a
cost
1958
callable
are
Principal and
Co., at
$60,000
in
Philadelphia, at 1.20% interest.
Mannheim
(P.
Twp. School Authority
Neffsville), Pa.
O.
Bond
10,000 water works extension and
improvement
on
Bond
of
maturing
those
interest
~
bonds
(EST)
p.m.
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
inclusive. Bonds due from 1968 to
PENNSYLVANIA
Clinton, Okla.
Bond
7:30
March
interest
Delaware
OKLAHOMA
B. Bech-
March 1 from 1959 to 1983 inclu¬
&
of
Merchants
District, Pa.
follows:
to
Jan.
Dated
until
$100,000
sewer bonds. Dated
April 1, 1957.
Due on April 1 from 1958 to 1982
building
bonds.
School
Feb. 13 for the purchase of $300,000
general
obligation
bonds.
orfcMar.
building
receive
dated
M-S.
Offering—John
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
5
for
the
purchase of
sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Feb. 14 for
the purchase
of $190,000 school
will
April 1 from
on
are
Castle
City Recorder, will receive sealed
Umatilla
Southern Noble Local Sch.
1
tol, Secretary, will receive sealed
391
Empire, Oregon
April
on
1980 inclusive.
March 1,
Legality ap¬
proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick
&
Saul, of Philadelphia.
bonds
OREGON
of Cleveland.
No. 54 (P. O.
,
7:30 p.m.
the
$275,000 building bonds. Due se¬
rially from 1959 to 1967 inclusive.
to
Ruggles-Troy Local School District
'
LakeWood, Ohio
for
bonds
Interest
Bond
Offering — L. H. Morri¬
District Clerk, will receive
mons,
of
re¬
purchase
$200,000 building bonds.
390—^$L£re awarded to a
composed of Harriman Rip¬
Richanjgjjc Co.; and First
The
1957.
New
Bond
Disi.
O. Cleveland), Ohio
Offering — The Clerk
Bond
the
p.
ley & Co., Inc?r McDonald & Co.;
School
(P.O. Dewey),
to
to 1987 inclusive.
1981
Lane
Company, of Marietta. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
bond**offered Jan. 31—
building
v.
City'Scfiool District, Ohio
Sale*—
Bond
County Indep.
ers
$35,000
basis of about *3.04%.
on
1978
Due
805,000 3%s. Due
re¬
(CST)
p.m.
3.70s.
from
Oklahoma
—
a
be
April 1 from
on
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
Trust
Squire,
fire
fighting equiptrnent bonds offered
Jan. 28
v.
18?, p. 391 — were
awarded To J4*A. White & Com¬
pany, as 3
s, at a price of 100.76,
The
7:30
will
April 1 from
on
1972 inclusive.
to
340,000
Thompson
bids
District No. 7
Cleveland.
-
Arch.
April 1 from
on
550,000 3%s. Due
(A-O)
payable
at the
Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Peoples Banking &
cation,
Grandview Heights (P. O.
.
until
Washington
Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Savings & Trust Co., Geneva.
Legality
S.
that
from
1
(M-N)
the Farmers
Bank, Ashland. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
for the
ceived
Interest
bids until
noon
Schools
$44,550 water main bonds. Dated
clusive.
Cleveland
a.m.
(EST) on Feb.- 15
purchase of-$225,000 iion
lax-exempt' - dormitory^ •'/ revenue
for
on
the
to
Village Glerkyavill receive sealed
price of
Bond, Offering—W^ X+. Bennett,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
sold
were
—
price of par.
Bond
inclusive.
Geneva-O'h-T he-Lake,
Field,
- •
195
p.
Trustee? of the Police and Fire¬
men
Pension Fund, as 3s, at a
-
Dec. 1 from
on
.44 1986 to 1988 inclusive.
1986
inclusive.
City/
1985
to
75,000 414 s. Elue
„
W/E. Easter-
Secretary of Local
ment
Dec. 1 from
on
1972 inclusive.
285,000 4V2S. Due
•
llng,
Bond Sale—The $30,000 parking
bonds offered Jan. 24—v.
ceive sealed bids until noon
$140,000 4%s. Due
of
inclusive.
760,000 3y2s. Due
Offering—Superintendent
announces
1961
1962 to 1964 inclusive.
1965
Oklahoma
son,
revenue
185,
inclu¬
Pittsburg County Indep. School
O. McAlester),
Jan.
Marysville, Ohio
$500,-
cial 4
'
offered
1958 to
Dist. No. 80 (P.
185, p. 195—were awarded
Fahey, Clark & Co., as 3V2S.
on
*
June 1 from
1977 inclusive.
bonds
1962
building bonds.
$29,000 road
Richmond Heights Local Sch.
-
.
of Fahey, Clark
CoVj -Wm.- J^ Mericka & Co.,
Prescott & Co^nd Sweney Cartwright & Co./'a§ follows:.
from
1973 inclusive.
to 1983 ihclusivehy
1978
a
The
—
1959 to
Feb. 7 for the purchase of
$450,000
Mansfield), Ohio
Sale
group- composed
June T from
1964 Inclusive. ' '
-
&
neva
on
40,000 3%s. Due
1974 to
at a price of
basis of .about 3.32%.
fitst- mortgage sewerage sys¬
revenue bonds was sold to a
•
on June 1 from
inclusive. {/•'/'
| 25,000 3Y2S. Due
1962 to
&%%s,
•
fance Securities Corp., and J, Lee
5eeler
Co.^-and Ryari,"Suther¬
East< Liverpool, Ohio
4 Bond * Sale—An issue of
-
.
>onds
Co.,
&
*
from
County, Manteo Sch. District
(P. O. Manteo), N. C. j y,
.
Clark
Fahey,
& Co.,
101.44,
.
)are
Inc.,
land
-
55,000 2%s. Due
1962 to
Feb.
&
Madison Township (P. O.
,
>19,000 5V2S. Due
1958 to
Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Prescott &
;
,
185, P.-J9*—were awarded
group ccfmfjosed of Hayden,
Miller &
tem
[all bonds offered Jan. 29—v. 185,
533- — were awarded to the
lows:
to
000
"
..
City School District, Ohio
Sale—tttiie $600,000 school
improvement bonds offered Jan.
bonds offered Jan. 29—v. 185,
lg
>.
basi^of about 3.46%
a
Bond
1
Westfield), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $106,000
Co.; Watling
Sweney Cart-
wright & Co;, qW'-3V2S, at a price-
Conneaut
West field,
&
Lerchen & Coy and
of
Co.,- Inc., and Ryan, Suther¬
Co., as 3s, at a price of
100,32, a basis of about 2.95%.
land
from
Bond
•
April 1 from
on
225,000 3V2S. Due
sive.
29
391—were awarded to
p.
Godfrey,
building bonds offered Jan. 29—
v.
185, p. 533^Were awarded to
a
composed of Northern
group
Trust Co., of Chicago; Braun, Bos&
Jan.
ris &
National
Cambridge City Sch. District, Ohio
Bond
Sale Ha^-iThe
$1,600,000
worth
Due
group composed of Braun, Bos¬
worth & Co., Inc., Stranahan, Har¬
Principal 4ahd interest (J-D)
payable
Bank
inclusive.
follows:
as
$300,000 3s. Due
4,000 building equipment bonds.
a
Swartz,
Education,
Dec. 1 front 1958 to 1980 inclu¬
on
185,
v.
offered
equipment
bonds. Due from 1959 to 1962
Sale—The-$187,110 special
bonds
transportation
59
W.
York
&
Co.;
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; and Joseph Lincoln
Ray,
$4,700
Ohio
of
$cfiool
1958 to
lows:
County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
assessment
to
Feb. 14 for the purchase
on
$625,000
from
(CST) on-Feb. .6 for the
purchase of $8,700 bonds, as fol¬
p.m. \
25—v.
[ldredge & Co., and Hornblower
)0.39,
Lucas
improvement
Local
1
maturing in
1971
and
thereafter are subject
io earlier redemption.
Offelijag-ij-Lester
Clerk of
Oct.
on
1980 inclusive. Bonds
■*
will receive sealed bids until
ftica
1957* Due
Bond
(P. O. 3420''W .^Everett e Road,
State
the
to
swimming pool and service
building bonds. Dated April 1,
inclusive.
OHIO
"
14—were
Feb. 13 for the purchase of $250,000
Bond
—
offered
(663)
NORTH' DAKOTA
Kingston), N. Y. *:'/'/.
Sale
The $18,945 fire
Bond
inclusive.
Hunter, of Greensboro.
ister, Ulster Fire District" (P. O.
>nds
from;
Principal and .interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the Bartk of Wadesboro, or
at
the Bankers Trust Co., New
fork City.
£^ga|i|y approved by
Smith, Mooret- Smith, Schell &
[elusive. - Frincipal and interest
■'-A)
Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due on
Nov. 1
until 2 p.m.
|r the purchase of $1,620,000
[hool bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
financial Chronicle
000
Sale—An issue of $2,980,school
revenue
bonds
was
sold
to
a
group
composed
&
Sherrerd;
Stroud
&
Blair & Co., Inc.; Singer
& Scribner; Bache & Co.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Rambc
Close
&
Kerner, Inc.;
Schmidt
Poole, Roberts & Parke; Warren
Co.;
$400,000 4Y2S. Due
Feb. 1 from
on
1962
inclusive.
595,000 3s.
Due
on
1963
1969
inclusive.
1958
170,000
to
to
3.10s
1970 and
due
to
Feb.
on
1,
1971.
510,000 3.20s. Due
1972
1 from
Feb.
1977
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
of Ira
Haupt & Co.; Halsey, Stuart &
Co.. Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co/
Butcher
Norris, and J. Lee Peeler & Co.,
at a price of 100.09, a net interest
cost of about 3.20%, as follows:
Spartanburg, S. C.
Bond
water
bonds
Sale
works
offered
The
$1,000,000
system
revenue
—
Jan.
30—v.
Deane
391—were
composed
awarded
of
Blyth
to
&
a
185, p.
group
Co., Inc.,
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., and
€0
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(664)
A.
Law
M.
&
Co., at
price of
a
net interest cost of about
100.02,
a
3.27%,
as
follows:
Due on Jan.
$100,000 5s.
from
1
inclusive.
1961
1958 to
900,000 3V4S. Due on Jan. 1 from
1962
1987 inclusive.
to
185,
535
p.
B
d
o n
School
Indep.
1960
Offering
E.
—
Clerk of the Board
will receive sealed
<
Lien,
H.
bids until 7:30
on
Interest F-A.
clusive.
'VV ■<;*.
TENNESSEE
Jefferson County
(P. O.
Dandridge), Tenn.
Offering—L. R. Sherrod,
Bond
Blair
Co., Inc., First of Mich¬
Corporation,
Schoellkopf,
Hutton & Pomeroy, Stern Brothers
& Co., Burns, Corbett.& Pickard,
Inc.,, H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc.,
Watling, Lerchen & Co., and Keith
1957.
to
bonds.
Due
Dated March
March
on
inclusive.
1972
from
1
1,
1961
M-S.
Interest
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Marshall
(P.
County
Bond
Offering
—
R.
10
Feb.
18 for the purchase of $500,000
general
obligation
school
im¬
provement bonds. Dated March 1,
1957. Due
(CST)
a.m.
to
group
a
&
Co., Columbian Securities Corpo¬
ration
of
Texas,
McClung
&
Russ
and
Co.,
&
3V2S.
the
foregoing supersedes
report published in our issue
of Jan. 21—v.
Galena Park
185,
Indep. School District,
schoolhouse
refunding
bonds
was
Bond
Offering—Mayor Herbert
will
bids
receive
(CST)
a.m.
on
Feb.
until
13
for
1957.
Due
Jan.
follows:
10
1961
to
1958
1
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Han¬
over Bank, of New York City, or
the Union Bank, or the First Na¬
tional Bank of Pulaski. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
to
1970 inclusive.
298,000 434 s. Due
1971
88,000
1991
to
on
Offering
Hal H.
—
Bond Sale—The $1,500,000 court
Carr,
house and jail bonds offered Jan.
County Judge, will receive sealed
30—v.
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 27
for the purchase of $900,000 school
to
Dated March 1, 1957. Due
1 from 1958 to 1969 in¬
bonds.
March
on
a
185, p. 392—were awarded
composed
group
of
Under¬
wood, Neuhaus & Co., First South¬
west
Co., First National Bank in
Dallas, Central Investment Co. of
interest
Chemical
Texas,
Corn
Exchange Bank, New York
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
Co., at
man
lows:
clusive.
(M-S)
Principal
payable
&
and
at
the
Cutler, of Chicago.
Municipal Securities Co.,
Rotan, Mosle & Co., and Russ &
price of 100.31,
a
terest cost of about
$1,018,000
TEXAS
Andrews Indep.
000
from
Sale—An issue of
schoolhouse
bonds
sold
was
$1,929,refunding
and
to
a
group
com¬
posed to The Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, of Chicago, R. J. Ed¬
Inc., Mercantile National
Bank, of Dallas, Rowles, Winston
& Co., and Burt Hamilton & Co.,
wards,
3y2s. Dated Feb. 15,
as
on
Feb.
15
from
1958
1957. Due
1958 to
1972
in¬
Bond
sealed
011
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
1
inclusive.
March
on
1
Independent School
Offering
bids
—
until
1
for
11
the
$16,750,000 bonds,
as
H.
L.
Mills,
(CST)
purchase of
inclusive.
1987
inclusive.
1957.
Principal
and interest
Austin, Texas
Bond
water
Sale
The
—
works
and
DIVIDEND
EATON
$4,650,000
sewer
system
MANUFACTURING
T exas
the
cents
common
a
dividend of
(75c)
per
Sale—An issue of $47,000
schoolhouse bonds
January 25,1957, the Board of
Directors declared
on
Liberty Independent Sch. District,
Bond
10, OHIO
DIVIDEND No. 146
seventy-five
of Houston, at the holder's
option.
COMPANY
CLEVELAND
On
(A-O) payable at the
Hanover Bank, of New York City,
or at the First
City National Bank,
Legality approved by Wood, King
6 Dawson, of New York City.
NOTICE
share
dilutes of the
was
sold to the
First of Texas Corporation, of San
Antonio, as 2.65s. Dated Oct. 15.
1956.
son,
Legality approved by Vin¬
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of
Houston.
Company, payable Feb. 21, 1957,
to
shareholders of record
at
the
close of business Feb. 4, 1957.
R.G. HENCST,
Secretary
Manufacturing plants
in
IS cities, located in
five states and Ontario
Bond
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
of
the
&
bids
1959 to 1984 inclusive.
20,000 334s. Due
on
on
bonds
Board
of
Jan.
on
25
4—v.
a
of $2,000,000
improvement
composed
group
follows:
of Edward
G.
•
$445,000
334s.
from
Due
1958
140,000
to
3V2S.
March
on
1974
Due
1
March
bonds
from
3.60s.
from
Dated
Due
1979 to
March
on
1
1982 inclusive.
1970 to
1957.
to
1, 1957.
Interest
Legality approved by Wood,
& Dawson, of New York
M-S.
City.
WASHINGTON
1987
due
terest
(M-S)
1977.
by
of
in
1979
and
King
Bond
Sale—An
fire protection
the
Jan.
on
Dated Jan.
1 from
1959
County Fire District No.
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
of
as
185, p. 535 —
were subsequently sold to a
group
composed of Rowles, Winston &
Co., Dittmar & Co., Eddlemanv.
Pollok
Co., First of Texas Corp.,
McClung & Knickerbocker,
Moroney, Beissner & Co., and
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., as follows:
Fund,
132,000
1971
4%s.
inclusive.
Due
bonds
as
4.90s.
Due
April
on
sold
was
Lake
Washington
Seattle), Wash.
•
•
'
24—v.
to
a
185,
91—were
p.
group composed
Marshall,
the
and
Pacific
•-
Seattle
Bank, at
awarded
of Foster &
Trust
&
price of par,
a
100.26.
a
at
$244,000 334s. Due
1959
to
1962
1964.
and
1965
sewer
price
to
of
basis of about 2.76%.
Feb. 1 from
on
Feb.
19
000,000
on
Feb.
$70,000
bonds.
Treasurer, will receive
13
2
for
high
Dated
p.m.
(EST)
tftp
school
purchase
March
1,
1957.
July 1 from 196(Mo
clusive.
Principal
and
bonds.
for
the
Dated
March
on
of
1
Ybrk
interest
of
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
of
obligation
March
from
1,
1959
issue.
fiscal
on
$1,park
1957. Due
1972
to
seven
in¬
years
Principal and
agency
in
Va.
412
Shoreline
Sch.
(P. O. Seattle),
WEST
Treasurer,
Feb. 21 for the
general
Feb. 28 for the purchase of $1,571,000 school construction bonds. Le¬
1977
M-S.
Lega
VIRGINIA
(P. O. Charleston),
Sale—The
cord
College
bonds
offered
W.
Va.
$131,000
housing
Jan.
reve
28—v.
185
196—were awarded to the Fed
Housing
and
Home
Agency, as 234s, at par.
Fin
WISCONSIN
Greenfield
and
(Town), Hales Cor
Greendale
Sch.
Dist.
South 92
(Villages),
No.
4
(P. O.
J
530
Street, Milwaukee)
Wisconsin
Bond
sealed
Offering
Harrison
—
bids
until
2:30
rec
Feb.
7
for
Due
1977
p.m.
the
Feb. 1 from 1
on
inclusive.
Interest
Legality approved by Li
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwau
Marquette University (P. O.
Milwaukee), Wis.
Bond Offering—Rev. R. R.
Auley,
Treasurer,
will
rec
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST)
15 for the purchase of
Feb.
890,000
tory
1,
non-tax
revenue
1956.
1959
Due
011
1996
to
exempt
dor
bonds. Dated Ma
March
inclusive.
1
f
Inte
M-S.
Legality approved by Li
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwau
Wineconne
Oshkosh,
chester,
(Village) and Clay
Poygan, V inland,
Wineconne, Wolf Ri
will
(P. O.
receive
(PST)
on
purchase of $575,-
obligation
185,
of
and
interest
(J-J)
392—were
awarded
Savings Ba
Chicago.
bonds.
WYOMING
Prin¬
the
p.
the Harris Trust &
Jan. 1
on
Due
Wis.
building and equipment gen
obligation bonds offered Jan. 2
v.
a.m.
Wineconne),
Bond Sale—The $325,000 sch
Wash.
on
cipal
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1957. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1982 inclusive.
(EST)
1959 to
Virginia Board of Educa
Bond
Dist.
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
sealed bids until 11
at
be
from
by Preston, Thorgr
Horowitz, of Seattle.
&
son
1
Interest
New
Legality approved by
County,
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
purchase of $400,000 school house
noon
obliga
1957.
to
•
from 1959 to 1972 inclusive.
until
6
the
Feb. 1, 1963
inclusive.
Dated Jan. 1, 1957.
VIRGINIA
received
for
Feb. 1 from
payable
at
the
Treasurer's office, or at
City.
County
000
Montpelier.
Alexandria,
will
until
11
and Omro Joint Sch. Dist. No.
No.
Giuliani,
bids
on
Preston. Thorgrimson & Horowitz,
of Seattle.
in¬
oayable at the Merchants National
Bond
March
on
on
(M-S)
State's
King
Bank of Boston. Legality approved
^v Billines & Sherburne, of Wood¬
Peter
the
Due
1973
Secretary,
Feb.
on
chase of $40,000 general
bonds. Dated March 1,
construction
011
and
sealed
1, 1957.
general
County
(P. Q. Woodstock), Vt.
until
(P. O. R.F.D. N
on
clusive. Callable after
Bond Offering—Kenneth T. Al¬
bids
7
(C
purchase
$161,000 school bonds. Dated
inclusive.
sealed bids until 11
interest
Town
gen
County Fire Protec
District
(PST)
County Auditor, will receive
from date of
sealed
for
$6,500,000
ceive
fol¬
as
*
1967
Woodstock, Bridgewater and Pom-
lan.
1
Snohomish), Wash.
Offering—Wilbur E.
Bond
Bond Offering—Robert A. Mor¬
ris,
a
rec
March
Seeley, District Clerk, will
fret Union High School District No.
4
of
net in¬
a
3.43%,
King County (P. O. Seattle),
Washington
$415,000
2.80s,
until
2,500,000 Library bonds.
Co.,
Savings
lows:
' * '
■
offered Jan. 29—v. 185, p.
392—were awarded to White, Weld
& Co., and George P. Fogg & Co.,
as
bids
obligation bonds, as follows:
$4,010,000, Civic Center bonds
Northwest
terest cost of about
1
bonds
jointly,
sealed
Tho
will
Sale—The
220,000 3%s. Due
Brattleboro, Vt.
Sale—The
Offering—W. C.
Comptroller,
$600,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Jan.
eral
VERMONT
'
Seattle, Wash.
Bond
City
to
from 1984 to 1992 inclusive.
>
Dated Fe
serially in 23 y
Legality approved by Burnha
Blair, of Spokane.
West
School District No. 414 (P. O.
1
from 1972 to 1983 inclusive.
307,000
County,
136,000 3V4s. Due
April
on
rc
(PST
Due
26
Employees Retirement
3%s, at a price of par.
Bond
April 1 from
on
will
a.m.
for the purchase of $1
building bonds.
1957.
issue of $60,000
State
King
$26,000 4V2S. Due
000
Di
approved
Principal and in¬
payable in Dallas
—
Treasurer,
11
gality approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Indep. School District
(P. O. Houston), Texas
Bond Sale—The $465,000 school
building bonds unsuccessfully of¬
15
Feb.
1,
March
Due
par.
Dallas.
Jan.
County
sealed bids until 10
elusive.
price of
a
1, 1957.
inclusive.
callable
issue of $39,324
School
(P. O. Newport), Wa
Offering—Alice Beau
to 1977 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
Sheldon
fered
Bond
well,
Washington
County, Metedi
Consolidated
57
1
Legality approved
Huguenin &. Booth-
Dumas,
man,
Pend Oreille
334s, at
San Angelo.
or
Legality approved by Weter,
Shefelman, of Seattle.
Clark County, Hockinson School
Dist. No. 98 (P. O.
Vancouver),
Sale—An
Interest
erts &
District No.
general obligation bonds was sold
to
the
State
of
Washington as
Dated
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1
March
on
dated
are
1,
from
1973 inclusive.
are
Those
1
March
on
Due
1979
bonds
1907
purchase
March
as
inclusive.
Due
3%s.
from
The
March
on
1969
to
1, 1957/ Due
to
1
from 1975 to 1978 inclusive.
140,000
a.m. (PST) on F
purchase of $145,000
for the
inclusive.
on
by the County T
until 11
No.
Scott, Horner & Ma¬
son, Inc., Investment Corporation
of Norfolk, and Strader &
Co., as
Bond
3V2S.
be received
Va.
Webb & Co.,
follows:
1958
at par.
Snohomish
issue
an
Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
7 p.m. (CST) 011 Feb. 11 for the
July 1, 1985.
July 1, 1986.
sol
Committee
Okanogan County (P. O.
Okanogan), Wash.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
Falls
when
Jan.
on
3y2s,
196—were
p.
Finance
eral obligation bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, bf New York
City.
received
were
offered
Offering—Verney Towns,
President
of
composed
group
Bond Sale—A syndicate headed
by John Nuveen & Co. purchased
stock,
Muleshoe
pf $1,100,bonds
Angelo Indep. School District,
Bond
April 10,
July 1 from
185,
State
the
urer
follows:
1,750,000 athletic buildings bonds.
Due on April 10 from 1958 to
on
T exas
receive
a.m.
July 1, 1957
450,000 4%s. Due
King
San
on
.
29—v.
1958.
Bond Sale—An issue of $725,000
school building bonds was sold to
revenue
foregoing
1967 to
will
and
Warwick,
185, p. 196.
$15,000,000 series 1957 bonds. Due
on April 10 from
1958 to 1987
Dated
a
No
—
the
Tex
Manager,
March
fol¬
1980 inclusive.
District
Business
as
March
on
1975
Due
1976 to
Houston
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable at the Harris Trust
& Savings Bank, of Chicago. Le¬
gality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
to
net in¬
a
3.86%,
Due
33/4s.
482,000
Texas
Bond
4s.
from
School District,
to
March
Texas
County (P. O.
Blountville), Tenn.
system
thereafter
County (P. O. Kountze),
Hor¬
Feb. 1 from
on
Angelo, Texas
Jackson
860,000
1,1957. Interest F-A.
Legality approved by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Sullivan
Bond
for
from
1
from
-;.s
Feb. 1 from
on
Co., Columbian
Securities Corporation of Texas,
Dallas Union Securities Co., Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast, Rau¬
scher, Pierce & Co., Inc., R. A.
Underwood & Co., and R. K. Dun¬
bar & Co., as 4s.
Dated Feb.
Hardin
sold
W.
601,000
inclusive.
Feb.
$30,000 3.10s. Due
inclusive.
1976
to
sewer
was
S.
Feb. 1 from
on
Due
of
46
(P. O. Seattle),
Washington
Bond
Sale—The $105,000
eral obligation bonds offered
Peoples National Bank, of
Charlottesville, as follows:
as
inclusive.
1970
to
$539,000 4s. Due
1988 inclusive.
to
4s.
1989
Feb. 1 from
on
3.44%,
Bond Sale—An issue
000
school
$114,000 41/2S. Due
inclusive.
on
from
Dallas, and Rotan, Mosle & Co.,
pur¬
chase of $700,000 natural gas sys¬
tem revenue bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
1987
of
as
Smith
1965
group composed of Mer¬
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane, Republic National Bank,
sold to
was
of Scott,
20,000 334s. Due
originally
Texas
a
about
410,000 3.30s. Due
Note
rill
Tenn.
of
cost
$420,000 4s. Due on Feb. 1
>1958 to 1964 inclusive.
391.
p.
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
sold to
1982 inclusive.
Pulaski,
interest
San
Winston
Rowles,
of
tion
follows:
on
March 1 from 1958 to
on
awarded
2791—were
composed
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
Fenner & Beane, F. S.
1971
$500,000 road
10—v. 184, p.
Jan.
offered
Note—The
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
.No.
and the
County (P. O.
Brownsville), Texas
as
Holly,
C.
392—were awarded
of Rauscher,
p.
group composed
a
420,000 3.40s. Due
Knickerbocker,
O.
185,
offered
Pickard, Inc., and Stern Bros. &
Co., at a price of 100.009, a net
,
B of hell Joint School Distri
.4
Mason, Inc., Edward G,
Co., Investment Corpora¬
Norfolk, Strader & Co.,
Debb &
Cameron
Lewisburg), Tenn.
V
Co.
&
Jan.
Pierce,
&
composed
&
Smithers & Co., Burns, Corbett &
igan
Reed
building bonds
group
ner
bonds,
Pierce
group:
Va.
Bond Sale—An issue of $520,000
school
a
house
to
Ripley
&
Co., Inc.,
Blyth & Co., Inc., Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler, John Nuveen & Co.,
will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Feb. 25 for the purchase of $275,<l»00 school
the
of
South Norfolk,
29—v.
1
inclusive.
1979
to
members
Texas
King and Snohomish Counti
New
Legality
The $1,250,000
—
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
Shetterly & Mitchell, oI
York City.
shing,
school
Harriman
Chairman,
County
1976
from
Other
Dallas.
Sale
Bond
April
on
Bank,
Pampa Indep. Sch. District,
inclusive.
Due
from date
years
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
April 1 from
on
1975
to
3.10s.
940,000
of Education,
Feb. 1 for the pur¬
chase of $350,000 school building
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1957.
Due
on Aug.
1 from 1958 to 1977 in¬
(CST)
pjn.
1965
District,
-
National
inclusive.-
1964
to
15
Principal and interest
payable at the Mercantile
(F-A)
April 1 from
on
after
issue.
of
follows:
as
$1,150,000 4s. Due
Dakota
South
Callable
31—
were
2,560,000 3s. Due
Vermilion
Jan.
awarded to a
group headed by Halsey,
Stuart
& Co., Inc., at a price of 100.029,
a net interest cost of about 3.13%,
DAKOTA
SOUTH
offered
bonds
revenue
v.
Monday, February 4,
...
payable
County Treasurer's office.
Shoshoni, Wyo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Legality approved by Weter, Rob¬
sold
erts &
3s, at
Shefelman, of Seattle.
$100,
municipal water system bonds
to the State of
a
price of
par.
x
Wyoming,
@FedFRASER