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ISSUE
MONDAY
oWcSfffi
JAN 30 1956
BUSINESS
ADMlNISTfiAT;
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««»Y
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 183
New York 7, N.
Number 5503
Price
Y., Monday, January 30, 1956
General Corporation and Investment
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RAILROAD
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PUBLIC UTILITY
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INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
stockholders
appears
newly
The
authorized
•Mi.
;
shares.
Feb.
3,
1956.
Quarter Ended Dec. 31—
Net
sales'
Federal
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Cincinnati Stock Exchange.....:.
Detroit Stock Exchange—.
r.';
50,000 shares
to holders of
Los Angeles
*
V 1954
1955
710,820
(estimated)—' 415,000
577,016
175,000
taxes...—
taxes
i
Stock Exchange.
Toronto
earnings
$295,820
outstanding
—
Earnings per share—
As of—
Total
'\'u
Working
u_
capital
Stockholders'
•Book
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p.
2785.
outstanding
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shares
1,000,000
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at
Transactions New York Stock
Transactions American Stock Exchange
period.—V.
each
of
end
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Albert Frank-Guenther Law,
The
Inc.—Calls Pfd. Stock—
has called for redemption on Feb. 20; 1956, all of its
outstanding shares of preferred stock (par $2)
at $5.25 per
share plus accrued dividends
amounting to 12 cents per share. Pay¬
ment will be madft at The Guaranty Trust Company of New York,
140 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y.—V; 181, p. 1773.
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%
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City
and
Foreign Exchange Rates..
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Steel Corp.—Calls Pfd. Stock—
Allegheny Ludlum
-4
The
that it will redeem
all the outstanding shares of its $4.37 l/z
cumulative preferred stock
at the Mellon National Bank & Trust Co., "Mellon Square, Pittsburgh
30, Pa. or at the Bankers Trust Co., 46 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y.
on
or
after Jan.
16, 1956. Holders will receive $102 per share, plus
accrued dividends of 39 cents per share. The conversion right termin¬
ated at the close of business on Jan. 12, 1956.
The conversion price
was
$48.16 per share of common stdck
(for purposes of conversion
the value of the preferred stock was taken at $100 per share >. After
the 2-fcr-l split-up of the common stock became effective, which was
on
Jan.
6,
1956, the conversion price, on the basis
of the then
issued common stock was $24.07.—V. 182, p. 1797.
.V' .1
corporation
Dec.
on
16,
announced
last,
Reserve Banks
—
,
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
.
this
Guatemala, Samuel C. Waugh, President of
and
of
Cost
eral
operating
goods sold
•Depreciation
^ Gross
Profit
Total
sales
of
and
Federal
Air
-
,
income
expenses
on
income
4,689.317 '■
100,480,570
and services.—V.
7,463,200
31,550,699
-
taxes——'—i.
41,059,735
__
43,082,043
52,127,975
:
.
/___—_
income
tEarnings
After
„——————-
share—
J—
adjustment for stock dividend
per
5%
—
.
—
52,127,975
$5.72
$5.45
43,071,766
$4.80
$4.56
of
defense
facilities
was
tile
.
,
corporation
panies,
have
Act;
pany
Feb.
have
ceased
and
applied
to
be
and
to
British
the
investment
the
Investors, Inc., investment com¬
for an order declaring that they
under the Investment Comr '
given interested persons until
companies
Commission
has
9, 1956, to request a hearing thereon.
The
British
investment" portfolio
entirely of 63,265 shares
(63.27%) of the outstanding capital stock of Allied. Allied's principal
Investment consists of 107,10G shares (50.40%) of the voting common
6tock and 72,000 shares (32.43%)
of the non-voting preferred stock
of
Automatic
Steel
Products,
Inc.
(constituting approximately 95%
of its total investment).
Under an agreement of merger voted upon
by stockholders of the two companies on Dec. 16,
1955, British is
to
be
merged into Allied and British's portfolio, consisting entirely
of Allied stock, is to be distributed to the holders of British's class A
and class B stock.
The merger is conditioned upon the granting of
this application; and upon effectuation of the merger the separate
corporate existence of British will cease.
Because Allied is said' to
be
primarily
has
■
Type
SEC
ceased
operation of Automatic, it asserts
investment company.—V, 169, p. 2309.
engade in
to
be
an
consists
the
that it
for the purpose
$6,000,000.
of
amount
of combining the owner-
■
*■
centers which the corporation will , acquire In¬
Richfield Plaza, Northbrook Shopping Center,
and Oxboro'Village Mart, all in Minneapolis; Snelling Hub in St. Paul;
Madison Village, Madison,
Wis.; and Northgate Shopping Center! in
Sheboygan, Wis.
Additional centers to be acquired, which are substantially completed, Include Rockford Plaza, Rockford, 111.; Southgate
Plaza, Fort Wayne, Ind.; and Janesville Shopping Center, Janesville,
Wis.,
Centers
under
construction
and planned include Flamingo
Center, Hialeah, Fla.; Guernsey Plaza, Tampa, Fla.; Skyline Plaza,
Fort Wayne, Ind.; Parting on Plaza, Billings, Mont.; Fairview Shop¬
ping. Center, Decatur, 111.; Rogers Piaza, Grahd Rapids, Mich.; Northdale Shopping Center, Fond du Lac, Wis.; Northland Shopping Piaza,
Lima, Onlo; and Lights Jefferson Plaza, South Bend, Ind.
shopping
Plaza,
Knollwood
Privately
Glass Co.—Places Bonds
$3,000,000 financing
program, this company has sold $1,000,000 Of 4%% first
mortgage sinking fund bonds to The Mutual Life Insur¬
ance Co. of New York, Otto G. Schwenk, President, an¬
part of a previously announced
—As
The
182, p. 2125.
Inc. below.—V.
Line,
on
company
Jan.
1959.-
1,
directors
Jan,
on
24
Preferred Stock Exchange—
acted
to
terminate on Feb. 27, 1956, the
right of holders of Old preferred stock to deposit their shares in ex¬
change for the new 5%, prior preferred and coihmon stock pursuant
to
the
company's recapitalization plan.
About 96 V2% of the old
Expand Plant
preferred has already been exchanged.
The directors also declared a
regular
18
operations at Lansdale,
cents
.
the construction of the second addi-,
completed in July. This will provide •
capacity and give the company a
50% total increase in productive capacity.
•
8ales of AET ceramic tile were over $8,700,000 in 1955 compared
-The
tional
an
directors
have
manufacturing
added
with
in
25%
$8,184,000 in
indicate
This
Inc.
Sets Time Limit for
approved
unit
be
to
manufacturing
••
Exemption
Centers,
Shopping
share
per
on
both
of 31%
quarterly1 dividend
classes of preferred stock, payable
15, 1956.—V. 183, p. 402,
March 1,
record Feb.
holders of
to
1956
capacity by 25%.
for, 1955,
Allied Internationa] Investing Corp.—Seeks
American Shopping Centers, Inc.—Proposed Financing
Shanedling, President of Henry Shanedling Sons Corp.,
Minn., one of the country's leading developers of retail
shopping centers, ■ on Jan. 23 announced that he is organizing AmeriDonald
starting on Sept,
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
announced plans for a further expansion
Pa. The new manufacturing unit which
approved last June is nearing completion, and it will be producing
in March. This new unit will increase the company's producing
its
.
.
amortization
182, p. 1797.
American Encaustic Tiling Co., Inc.—To
The
$23,343,576; *•
and 19S4r $15,379,799
tAverage, number of-shares 9,117,628 in 1955 "
excluding stock dividend, and 8,981,167 in 1954.—V. 183, p. 1.
■
.
•Including
.
,
„
of
Net
Blaske
See
10,282
'
.
a
American Barge Line
-
82,095,947
7,292,860
-
bonds and loans-
Net Income before special adjustments
Special adjustments (net charge).—
.
2,838,745
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nounced on Jan. 23.
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plant in
Portland •
Of the $1,000,000 loan,
approximately $743,000 has been used to
supplied will enable the plant to
redeem previous outstanding bonds and the balance will be added to
double its capacity. . Cement is needed in large quantities for Guateworking capital.
The remaining $2,000,000 of bonds
mala'sexpanded road, public works and private construction programs.
will be sold to the lnsuranco
The credit calls for repayment in five years after the construction
company before Dec. 31, 1956 and will be used to finance the com¬
period. Allis-Chalmers will participate by carrying an additional 20%
pany's program of product diversification.
for its own account, making a total of approximately $1,550,000 avail- The bonds mature on Dec.- 1,
1970 and a sinking fund provision
able to Cementos Novella for the purchase of United States equipment:* was included in the agreement calling for annual payments of $250,000
74,567,885
.96,481,635
3,998,935
-
stock
Reduction
—_1
income
Interest
+
from
operations
interest and miscellaneous
from
486,038,909 424,594,272
45,993,543 31,614,559
.
and the credit being
cement per day,
gen¬
expenses
depletion——-1---
and
income
Dividends,
selling,
operating,
on Jan.
Novella,
Guatemala.
■'
628,514,087 530,.776,716
;
revenues—
and
administrative
and
20,
"
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private company, is the only cement
Present capacity of the plant is 1,400 barrels of
the Bank announced
'
Sales
Co.—Receives Credit:—;
Export-Import Bank has authorized a credit of $1,240,000".to•
company to sell cement plant equipment to Cementos No¬
The
assist
Cementos
$
:
<v
.
American Window
'
1954
$
;
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./Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.—Earnings Increased—
1955
46
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings....
45
vella, S. A., Guatemala City,
Year Ended Dec. 31-
•
Statement of Federal
Combined Condition
■,
Completed
46
System.......
Reserve
the
mate
•
Federal
2462...
clude
Statement of Member Banks of
Condition
.
year
for
;
50
11
46
Declared and Payable—
Dividends
the
;
;
Offerings...
Bond
Illinois—Volume Up—
ship and operation of shopping center^ throughout the , United States.
Initially the new corporation will acquire 22 shopping centers having
a
total cost of approximately $40,000,000.
.
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Mr. Shanedling also announced that Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.,
New York, investment bankers,
will underwrite the initial offering
of the securities of American Shopping Centers, Inc. in the approxi-
{
& Investment News Cover
General Corporation
State
4
said.— *.183, p. 206.
earnings
of
earnings
can
//
,
company
per
Minneapolis,
33
7:
Miscellaneous Features
.
46,900
p.
.
Exchange.... 33
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Usage
33
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:''.v.,
182,
average
company
end
that
v
7,740,807
-v $7.74
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11%
.
home on the AGE System
residential customer was
above the national average of 2,755 kwh.
the
level.
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33
SEC Index of Stock Prices...—
5,500,641'
7,936,627
$7.94
—
—
....
Stock Averages
National Quotation Industrial
Sept. 30,'55
5,466,377
._
—--
—
31','55
43
44
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
$0.43
..
Section.....
Markets
Over-the-Counter
$14,021,084 $13,671,153
share——.—.—
common
per
Dec.
-
-
equity
value
'■
"■
r 937,500
v$0.30
—-
.
assets
$402,016
1,000,000
.un¬
l__
shares
in
record
'
40
——
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
Net
common
38
39
Exchange..,,....
Stock
Canadian
—_
•
.
energy
assets, were increased 12% during 1955 and at
amounted to $168,700,000, Mr. Barnes reported
year would also be at a record high and were
expected to amount to approximately
$1.30 per share of common
stock
as
against
1954 earnings of
$1.18 after adjusting for the
'"recent 2-for-l stock split.
.'
American began the year
1955 with 326 subsidiary "branch offices
/and at the end of 1955 operated 359 subsidiary offices in 28 states.
In presenting the' company's program for 1956, Mr. Barnes indicated
-a
goal of 50 additional branch offices to be opened during the year
and an expected increase in receivables of over $25,000,000.—V. 182,
the
;
37
Stock Exchange
Montreal
/
$4,953,750
This
company's
37
.
.
San Francisco Stock Exchange
industrial business,
appliances—electric
reports a record volume of business during 1955
totalling almost $275,000,000, according to an announcement made on
Jan.
23
by Donald L...Barnes, President.
This represents a 14%
/ihcrease over the $241,000,000 volume in 1954.
Notes receivable, the
37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
•
•
new
American Investment Co. of
V
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
a
(Edison Electric Institute),' Mr. Sporn
1
—34
Stock Exchange.;.....
Midwest Stock Exchange./../
to
kilowatthours or
3,050
*
25
29
34
34
34
Exchange.;!
Stock
Boston
*.-
Exchange
Stock
American
■
$7,211,818
'
income
(Bonds).,
''
electric
of
Use
increased
'
(Stocks)...—__ 13
Stock Exchange
EARNINGS
...
before
Earnings
Stock Exchange
New York
dynamic year In the sale of home
a
water
load.'—
\
Page
i.,; -
New York
...
STATEMENT OF
COMPARATIVE
■
$230,000,000
billion, against
'
.
heaters and clothes dryers—were sold, and AGE cenapanies added more than 261,000 kilowatts of new commercial and indus¬
trial lighting, heating, cooking and air conditioning
and ventilation
*
Quotations
;
:'
Hurst
Mr.
and kilowatthour sales totaled 20.4
1954,
also experienced
company
ranges,
~
Stock and Bond
in
kwh.
appliances and promotion of new commercial and
according to Mr. Sporn. More than 153,000 major
;
"
~
stated.:. "It is the present intention of
the directors to maintain the 10 cents per share quarterly dividend
on the increased number of shares outstanding."
record
In This Issue
year
Of the 1,000.000 newly authorized shares, approximately
will be paid on March 1,-1956 as a 5% stock dividend
billion
16.6
to $260,000,000, compared with
Revenues were close
in the previous year,
by Peter P. Hurst, President,
told
were
the fiscal
tnat
News
MISCELLANEOUS
-
-1955.
on Jan. 23:
ending Sept. 30, 1956 will see record
sales and a new peak in earnings before taxes. Depending upon the
extent of these gains; net earnings for the year might possibly equal
the $1,425,303 reported in fiscal 1955 and if all goes well, this figure
might possibly by surpassed, establishing an all-time high" for the
company."
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Although first fiscal quarter net sales were up 46% and net earnings
before taxes 23% ahead of last year, Mr. Hurst reported that because
of a much higher tax load, due to the expiration of -tax credits* net
earnings for the three months ended Dec. 31, 1955, the first.quartet
of the current fiscal year, were 26%
below the comparable period of
the last fiscal 'year/*.".".''."'* '• '/"•
7'.,*.«*
:
The
stockholders on
Jan.-23 approved an
increase in authorized
capital stock from 1,000,000 common shares to 2,000,000 common shares
and also approved a proposal to waive the pre-emptive rights on these
The
Copy
a
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Aeroquip Corp.—Expects Record Earnings in 1956—
Stockholders Approve Increase in Common Shares—
"It
$1.15
pares
V.
slightly
with
a
1954.
over
net
estimates of net income for 1955
or about $1.57 per share. This com¬
$942,934, or $1.46 per share, in 1954.—
Preliminary
$1,000,000,
income
of
182, p. 2461.
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
American
August A. Busch, Jr., President, on
"For
Finance
See
Stockton,
Co.,
Calif.
—
Proposed
American Gas & Electric
Period End. Dec. 31—
•Net
income
tEarnings
After
the
taxes
common
and
tBased
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$3,210,886 $38,215,978 $32,359,224
$2.97
share
all
charges including provision for deferred
preferred dividends of subsidiaries.
on
(12.852,450
average
shares
Philip Sporn,
revenues
Co.—Earnings of System—
for
number
1955
President,
and
of shares
outstanding during
12,850,854 shares for 1954).
stated
and kilowatthour sales
Federal
that
also
period
company's gross operating
at their highest peaks during
the
were
$2.52
income
A sec¬
Jan. 18, said In brief:
last eight
three
period,
that
under
Budweiser
1955—Month—1954
$3,821,316
per
1954.
policy
below.
—
months of 1955, shipments of beer from
breweries exceeded corresponding periods in
The increases for these months are especially significant since,
of
five
during
Fidelity Finance Corp,
Secondary" Offering
shares of common stock (par
$4) was made on Jan. 20 at $20 per share by Newhard,
Cook & Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner, and Stifel, Nicolaua
& Co., Inc.
It was quickly completed.-
Anheuser-Busch's
Financing—
—
ondary offering of 13,597
had instituted a change in
wholesalers warehoused smaller
we
which
than
our
inventory
quantities of
heretofore.
beer shipments were 10% below the previous
activities during the last eight months of the year
the record which shows that by year's end this
perecentage had been reduced to the point that our shipments were
only
3.8%
behind
1954.
Our total shipments for the year were
5,611,473 barrels."—V. 183, p. 1.
"At
are
April
Our
year.
30,
1955,
sales
Indicated
by
Appalachian Electric Power
Plans
niant
in
for
the
construction
Rniit.hwpst.
Virginia
of
tav
a
Co.—New Plant—
major
this
steam-electric
company
were
generating
announced on
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(554)
Jan.
up to Jan. 20, 1956. These shares are exclusive of additional shares to
be issued upon further exchanges of common stock of tne company
for
common
stock
of
26. by
Philip Sporn, President of Appalachian and its parent
American Gas & Electric Co.
will be built on property of the Clinchfield Coal Corp.
P. Routh, Chairman of The Pittston Co. and of Clinchfield,
company,
j
The
plant
Joseph
Pittston's
000.000
subsidiary,
from
tons
supply
coal
contract
for
with
said
its
large
the
reserves
plant
new
over
to
be
all
announced
County,
field,
Va.
is
The
the
will
the
to
being purchased
plant site,
Norfolk
Western
&
Clinchfield
f-xt^nsive
the
in
the
contract
plant.
power
size
and
scheduled
The
of
is
work
will
delivered
be
for
completion
Clinch
two
expected
225,000-kw.
in
River
to
start
direct
April
from
,
„
their
sixth
the
Bioren
,
total
for
this
pine is made into
Kraft
pulp,
Rudolf
Smuiny,
Talomon
He
is
Bros.
also
\7ebb
&
senior
&
Co.—Smutny
in
partner
the
Knapp,
of
the
Inc.—V.
105.
p.
...
_.
offer
This
corporation
filed
ave
respect to
(nd
four
issued
other
According
Albuquerque
Corp.,
I
l
of
of
\ote
''V
the
rf
the
the
chare
of
chares
of
approved
the
shares
Diego
will
be
of
full
1.3
for
each
for
1
of
shares
new
for
of
shares
Wasatch
of
convertible,
share
l
the
com-
for
1
of
4
of
on
common.—V.
182,
one
Plywood
stock
The
offered by an under¬
1 ius
I
105%
to
accrued
at
par.
interest
converted
e
i';ock
at
redeemed, regular way, at prices ranging
Sinking fund redemptions will be made at par,
in
each
time
any
initial
an
be
may
PROCEEDS—Through
r.3.4%
1,
of
the
integrate
vd
i
r
to
subsidiary
the
more
ibsidiary and itself.
lie
outstanding
Plywood Inc.
of
the
from
and
to
(due
$12
of
stock
of
the
Atlas
company.
indebtedness
to
provide
and
additional
funds
company's
deration, is
one
| ush
ywood
1
sale
of
these
working
In
of
packing
doors.
debentures
the
1963.
with
will
sells
i "liners.
rms
cleated
In
a
the
21
is
plywood
of
one
corrugated
the
iinished product.
Plwood Inc., the
largest
hardwood and softwood
well
as
distributor
a
operates
,o
two
sink,
of
softwood
of
its
the
in
States
of
hardwood
of
also
fruit,
makes
con-
.
plywood
products
of
plywood products
plywood mills and
TO
its
is
a
distributor
own
manufacture
manufactured by others.
one
hardwood
In
1956,
the
of
asset
June
on
plywood
FINANCING
*219,812 shs.
t*820,501 shs.
49,684 shs.
ii49,684 shs.
t^erciseof
conversion
warrants
to
The
reserved
preferred
of
for issuance upon conversion
stock, 250,000 shares reserved for
the 5V2%
49,684 shares
l^iU,dioig „61'8har.e.s ,to
oi P1ywood
deposited
convertible
subordinated
reserved for issuance
deben-
Sales
Net
and
operating
profit
before
Estimated
Net
pursuant
upon exchange
upon
to
the
for the
the
exchange
offer
common
of
Atlas
interest
fce»innin®
pays
payable
6%
ac
indicated
quarter's
31; 1956
payable semi¬
Fenner
&
Beans,
the
were
assist
in
181,
ac¬
/
/
in
connection
of
managers
effecting
was
exchange
to
exchange their s.ock.
by reopening the exchange
them
offer,
the
March
on
thereafter,
desire
a
to
to
Jan.
on
183.
Securities
25,
with
ha<;
with
nationwide
a
exchanges.
They
the
of
group
will
again
act
2o.o.
p.
elected
20
206
pp.
and
and
Patrick
B.
McGinnis
as
President
402.
Exchange
issued
to
under
Regulation
a
the
it
was
announced
Securities
'exemption
D
Act
from
of
oifering of stock by this company.
opportunity
for hearing,
upon
request,
on
an
whether
the
suspension
order
should
be
on
1933.
registration
public
a
provides
Commission,
order
an
suspending
respect
order
question
Plywood
exchange
1956
offer
order
in
2.
p.
to
to
its
order,
comply
of
vacated
or
The
the
made
its
the
Commission
the
terms
with
failure
to
rile
and
asserts
conditions
of
report
a
that
Bowsinque
Mines
Regulation
of
stock
D
sales
for
the
failed
by
six
reason
months'
period
following commencement of its stock offering, as required
by
Regulation, and that it has ignored requests by the Commission's
for the filing of such reports.
.».
the
The Regulation D notification of the
company, filed April 28, 1954,
proposed the public offering of 415,385 shares of its $1
par common
li,/w:
sttaement, with
its
of
stock
the
SEC
;
•
...
.
.•
This
1M,
'•
»•
*?.
initial
to
$9.54
at
asset
increase
to
value
in
$203,817
about
income
the
1955,
from
from
fund's
$8,298
full
10
for
1955
revenues—
-
Federal
and
State
taxes——
—V.
167,
directors
holders
their
for
approval,
stock
the
offer
of
of
stock
American
the
on
and
to
Barge
basis of
take
the
Louis
approximately
American
far
as
Co.
to
to
67
Colder
stock¬
improve
and
and
steps
expand
towboats.
seven
its
jointly by the two companies through
southbound traffic.—V.
179, p. 1046,
income
service
north
exchange
an
This
of
of
1951
the
Board's
and
is
the
criterion
factor
for
net
which
upon
not,
by the
stated.
Yeasting
in
the
of
facts
the
finding
and
disclosed
in
a
does
of
not
the
return
the
(earnings)
realized
reasonableness
of
He
of
the
further
nation."
stated
.
that
the
price
resulting
when
the
if
total
date
Herbert
curtailment
After
of
of
such
would
programs
sustained
at
come
the
net
return
reduced
was
to
1.89%.
lished
at
well
were
the
procurement
time
within
the
the
contracts
authorities.
profit
were
framework
negotiated
•
-
,
.
that
with
of
earnings
containing
incentive
when
efficient,
at
which
to
was
stand,
time
This
of
element
on
of
and
1952
of
Board
of
It
made
$9,822,340.
$717,686,245
refund
refunds,
after
does not
net
he
said,
"is
contracts.
more
of
as
no
defense
lower
will
the
taxes,
appear
prices
determination
Total
taxes
and
a
amounted
finding
combined,
determination
of
production
furnished
not
If
to
refund
the
for
the
of
exceed
area
the
It
is
estimated
of
year
it
A
is
$7,000,000
1953.—V.
that
for
183,
result
the
It
of
2.
~
.
-
' \
•
-
purchase
Idaho.
assets
under
the
of
•:
the
Included
in
excess
of
name
Plan
Plan
182, p.
before
1955.
Van
has
has
of
Credit
con¬
been
now
1907.
taxes
The
was
$574,383,
which
company,
Norman
orders
Industries,
current
hand
on
at
the
and
became
Inc.,
in
l?e-
year-end
assets amounted to $2,101,791
liabilities came to $454,768 on
Total
$3,134,OIL
N. J., has been elected
the
Butterworth
Chairman of the
He
company.
company.—V.
of
the
listing
$50)
183,
American
104,363
60,000
holds
the
2.
p.
Stock
of
of
$2.50
and 2,900,COO shares of
which was incorporated
in
$3
Jan.
on
cumulative
pre¬
cumulative
stock
common
pre¬
(par
$1)
1912, and is engaged
generation, purchase, transmission, distribution and
energy in parts of southeastern California and south¬
The
principal
The
service
Counties,
Palm
company
Electrical
areas
Hemet,
all the
owns
Mexicana,
are
located
in
with
Caliiornia,
Springs,
service
to
Corona,
stock
which
Territory of Lower California
2355.
p.
Exchange
shares
shares
.
-
of
its
transmits
the
and
San
the
Blythe,
'
•
,
Ber¬
cities
Victorville
Mexican
electric
State
of
sub¬
energy
Sonora.
'
-
for
filed
&
Co.,
be
150,000
public
Inc.
Jan.
on
shares
sale
19
registration
a
its
of
$12.50
par
statement
common
through an underwriting
public offering price and
The
supplied by amendment.
is
expected
the
1956
of
that
the
construction
$1,590,000)
preferred stock
remaining
program
from
funds
will
be
internal
with
stock,
the
to
headed
group
underwriting
to institutional
required
obtained
sources,
be
by
terms
for
(to
the
completion
the
extent
sale
of
of
80,000
buyers during February
183,
402.
p.
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd.
the
1954
other
States—V.
and
1956,
to gross approximately $2,016,000, and the sale
of additional
securities,
the
amount
and
nature
thereof
not
having
been
determined.—
This
Ltd.
total
1953, and
the
Finance
ilncome
parent
original
company
shares
net
of
in
p.
of
Riverside
approximately
V.
projection
would
by
r
.
was
Net proceeds will be used to
defray part of the cost of
property ad¬
ditions and improvements
during. 1956. Expenditures for these purposes
are estimated at
$12,400,000 for 1956.
the
profits applicable to
before taxes on sales
$2,950,000.
interprets
and
covering
to
are
quality
with
and
that
to
Governors
Nevada.
182,
Blyth
Government."
excessive
earnings
$54,566,884.
not
company
in
to
stock.
Directors.
Caldwell,
operate
year
of
total
the
Bernardino,
This
desirable, in light of the over-all
per dollar,
to destroy incentives
renegotiable
estimated
common
tha
electric
offered
been
action-
of
and
(par $50),
Barstow.
SEC
excessive
a
Board's
1954.
an
of
California Water & Telephone
Co.—Registers Common
Stock With SEC—Preferred Stock to Be
Placed Privately
con¬
has
consistent
the
in
for
share
acquired
Budget
12
of Orange,
(par
parts of the
—V.
will
of obtaining
invariably lead to
The
"A
type
of
for
company,
of
San
in
.
price
of
$3,588,779.
worth
Segal,
sidiary Industrial
is
Government
■
fixed
$2.50
accounted
per
Board
Boise
now
the
1955,
Committee
stock
western
of
deprive the company of the entire amount
earned in 1952 as a reward for. efficient cost
incentive contracts.
Also, it will go far in removing
incentive which is so important to the American
way
doing business.
that
price,"
incentive
of'
it
provisions.
to
against
under which Budget Finance
neighboring Utah since 1948.
for
to
net
stock
nardino
estab¬
was
and
principally in
specilically
performance
the
the
and
attributable
economical, on-schedule
Government
has
been
reasonable
a
objectives
or
were
heating
gas
history of this corporation
Charlse S. Offer, President
the
announced
31,
assets
Board
this
sale
"Boeing believes its earnings in 1952 were reasonable under
any and
concepts of renegotiation," Mr. Yeasting stated.
A sizable portion
company's
of
the
been
$1,639,793,
also
approved
ferred
all
the
as
year
by
oi
will
subsidiary
position with
ferred
substantially below the 5% to 6% net return on sales that was realized
by the manufacturing industry generally.
Further, the earnings before
renegotiation
sale
California Electric Power Co.—Stock
Listings—
19
and
a
in
of
network
totaled
I.
Executive
same
its
renegotiation,
This
receivables
of
Government
portion
the
name
in
$271,383
Dec.
that
The
determination,
in
$2,157,903.
of
and
is urging
the aircraft industry to finance a
facility and research requirements.
Mr.
Yeasting pointed out that the company's 1952 renegotiable
earnings, after taxes, represented a return of
only 2.28%
on
sales.
greater
sales
income
As
1
.
Board's
the
1955,
V
indicative of the pattern of
determinations for later years, may seri¬
ously affect the company's ability to
go forward with planned facilities
expansion and research and
development programs.
These programs
are
necessary if the company is to contribute most
effectively to the
maintenance of a strong
military establishment "on a continuing basis.
The
Plan,
wholly-owned
articles furnished the Government.
Further, it in no way gives con¬
sideration to the efficiency of contractors
or their contribution
to the
defense
2554.
p.
this
company
during
$5,039,000 in 1955 as
income
amounted^ to $2.70
income
|20
have
offices
totaled
its
book
on
the
166,
to
1955
Corp.
are
Idaho
operations
■
measure
Jan.
offices
cember
Yeasting
used in the renegotiation
process, is merely
as
computation
to
for
the
net
purchase
on
nationwide
Net
net
Boeing management, the 'return on net worth'
reasonableness of, earnings was the
controlling
Renegotiation
Board's
determination,". Mr.
and
added
was
(H. W.) Butterworth & Sons
Co.—Earnings, etc.—
opinion, con¬
Renegotiation Act of
reasons
in
enlarged to 46 offices serving
company's
the
in
during
Credit Finance
two
The
based.
was
single
additional
ducted
of
"This enter on,
worth
is
objectives
process
Exemption Order—
earnings
1954.
Behrstook, Chairman
of
Finance
evaluating
the
statistical
a
reasons
and
supported
Mr.
opinion
in'
related.
and
intent
not
statement,"
"In
facts
determination
the
will
1907.
p.
in
this
purchase
$1,700,000.
north
o.
with
reformer
above.—V.
amounted
year
in
increase
announced
Two
assets
Yeasting, Vice-President, Finance, stated that the decision
appeal was made after
carefully reviewing the Renegotiation Board's
"The
the
higher
the
stock
common
of
largest
Albert
St.
company on Jan. 23 announced that it
would appeal to the
Court of the United States
from the determination of the
Ren:gotiation Board that exce. sive
profits were realized for the year
sistent
Ber-
Budget Finance Plan (Calif.)—Acquisition—
Boeing Airplane Co.—Appeals to Tax Court—
statement of
for
temperatures
182,
jointly
This
J.
cat
new
substantial increases
for
to^ $4,650,000
share of
cents
to
Tax
1952.
and
accounted
The
to
weather
Net
—V.
and Minneapolis. In
addition, duplicate operat¬
eliminated, to a considerable extent, over the routes
be
unit
S.
Blaske
of
formal
necessary
barges
the
International Investing Corp.
1955.
exchange
shares
seven
M.
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.—Revenue
Up—
Lower
St. Paul
as
can
served
and
Allied
The
operates
ing costs
Line
catalyst,
a
British Type Investors, Inc.—Seeks
14
exchange.
enable
as
unit
See
per
American
by
Calgary refinery last year.
$8,000,000 catalytic cracking unit was added to Clarkson
refinery
1954. Present daily crude oil
throughput capacity of this refinery is
21,500 barrels.—V. 183, p. 206.
109,609
to
reforming
19
An
1954
subject
Jan.
in
$116,679
accepted,
catalytic
on
B-A's
111.—Exchange Offer—
have
announced
a
compared
corporation
American
share
one
will
for
this
of
$4,000,000
a
Clarkson catalytic reformer is the third such
unit to be built
British American in the past two years in a
continuing program
raise still further the octane
ratings of its gasolines. A 13,000-barrel
catalytic
reforming
unit
commences
operation
at
the
company's
Montreal East refinery this month and
a
similar
'VA''"
>*/i
Blaske Line, Inc., Alton,
The
platinum
as
equipment
1804.
p.
$207,692.50.
The
of
356,302
of
to
the
$325,314
price
by
$11,654,855 $10,057,210
631,616
226,288
taxes
offering
barrels per day of straight-run
naphtha, which will be
high-oe.ane blending agent in B-A gasolines. To be built
by Lummus Co. Canada Ltd., the unit is scheduled for
completion
early in 1957,
$9.29
months
public
10,000
used
$9.15,
was
net
for
31,
aggregate
company plans to build
Clarkson reiinery, it was
its
Using
to shareholders
disclosed that the
also
an
inger. President.
,
report
Dec.
on
for
British American Oil Co., Ltd.—Plans New Unit—
on
capital stock.-r-V.
income
Board's
be issued
days
for
Central
accepts
dividend
Pierce,
road.—V.
temporarily
in Working Control—
183,
«
risen
an
30
objective
shares
convertible
upon
subsequent
bear
since
capacity.—V.
The
Jan.
(Joseph) Bancroft & Sons Co.—Earnings Up Sharply
allowed
240,000 shs.
1955.
Atlas
the
20,
Six Months Ended Dec. 31—
demonstrated,
$2,400,000 shs.
the
York
Bowsinque Mines, Ltd., Toronto, Canada—Stock Offer¬
ing Suspended—
the
operation. Market value of securities held at the end of 1955 was
neany
$775,000 above cost as against a little more tnan
$450,000 on June 30.
—V. 181, p. 642.
profits,
($20
converted
of
Feb.
below.—V.
Inc.
;•
showed
tracts
Outstanding
1955.
30,
June
product
been
date
to
a
registration
2,000,000 shares
age
shares had
of
ended
intent
has
1956
will
A
year.
$150
bonds
permanent.
the first anuual
mutual fund, Mrs. Axe
report
3,000^000
stock
excess
with
agent.
offer,
accompanying
The
3,000,000
preferred
expiration
19,
Co.—(bhange
....
period
$4,332,000
no
the
filed
atomic
new
value
3,000,000
stk.
exchange
for
exchange
each
The
its first
stockholder who
afforded
Lynch,
directors
tue
In
Jan.
Co.,
covering
letter
a
3,000,000
—
common
Plywood Inc. stock in
deposited
30
Com¬
of
1980
effective.
which commenced business early last year, expects
pay its first dividend to shareholders in March, according to Mrsi
Ruth H. Axe, President. The amount was not
specified.
$5,000,000
due 1975
preferred stock
its
become
Axe Science & Electronics Corp.—To
Pay Dividend—
of
PRESENT
of
of
The
of
to
1971
cumul.
^,^r?cludI"f 316,529
f
tne
$1.25
«•
added
company perfrom the log
manufacture
subsidiary of the company,
stock
($1 par value)
arrants to purchase
snrs. of com.
suance
sink-
wirebound
the
Governor
.
debs., due
fund
•Assumes
I
Ply-
now
and
and
that
from
corporation
19,
1968
valuei
30,
be
United
company
cases
r.mmon
Lcpt.
6%
producers
products
of
process
y% conv. sub. debs,
v.
of
will
panels,
been
has
Inc.
New
for
regularly
will be
exchange
that
cor¬
106,
d debs'' due
t '-*25 conv.
par
to
plants
Authorized
1% si
I
loans
operations
advanced
balance
The
packing
most
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
«
the
amount
leading
packages.
paper
of
integrated
the
'.
be
manufacturing
hardwood
it
fabrication
completely
The
largest manufacturers in
cases,
addition
oijy and vegetable baskets and
tnd
is
for
bank
capital.
l
3
the
discharge $1,000,000 principal amount of 4,/4% serial
to 1958), to
discharge $100,000 principal amount of
1,
the
lJ
position
a
1956
BUSINESS—Corporation,
J
in
now
discharge
*>%% notes, and to redeem $1,318,500
principal
Jig fund debentures, due April
to
is
enterprise.
the
Inc.
otes
This
Jan.
p.
may
31, 1965 into common
per share of common.
of
Plywood more closely with its own
adequately
for
the
financing needs of the
Accordingly, Atlas deems it advisable to redeem
funded
integrated
Funds
rood
3
price
debentures
Dec.
operations
provide
(I
subordinated
before
or
exchange offer, the company has acquired
of Plywood Inc., which has become
an
outstanding
consolidated
ii
The
case.
on
conversion
stated
extended
Pierce
effect
The
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
debentures
from
)
the
writing group headed by Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
latter issue
shares
have
the, corporation's
Automatic Washer
See
the
of
Offered—Offering
cl $3,000,000 5% sinking fund
debentures, due March 1,
J 371, and
$3,000,000 5%.% convertible subordinated de1 entures, due Nov.
1, 1975, was made on Jan. 24.
The
C% debentures were priced at 100% and were offered
by
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
alone, while the 5 lk % deben¬
were
Plywood
The
l,
staff
The
of
option
Corp.—Debentures
tures also priced at 100% and
date
number
shares
exchange
to
of
Interstate
April
Boston & Maine RR.—McGinnis Elected
President—
this
that
announced
19
due
100,000
an
Blaske
Atlas
in
v>tN;T;
Wasatch
2678.
p.
original
opportunity for the remaining Plywood Inc. minority, stock¬
holders to participate in the exchange.—V. 182,
p. 2786.
new
for
common.
common
at
been
Airfleets
common;
2.4
share
the
share
1
of
share
new
days after the effective date of the merger,
cumulative
preferred stock of the surviving
the basis of .6 of a share of such preferred
5%
par,
share
for
4
Muller
Mr.
stock
of
shares
new
this
of
as
required
afford
Inc.,
for 40
of
$20
shares
new
and
shares
corporation,
1956.
capital stocks
Albuquerque
shares
new
class
each
into
common;
13
common;
of
of
follows:
as
shares
new
share
and
J lto
that
outstanding
converted
RKO
further provides that
corporation
shall
be
holders thereof
shares
.'■■■;{■
presently
j referred;
greement
Feb. 17,
Airfleets,
on
company.
The
the respective Boards of Diwill require
the affirmative
the
c
rurviving
Wasatch
Commission
has
investment
by
and
outstanding
proposal,
common;
2.4
share for 1
5.25
San
25,
order
of
merger
the
and
proposed
surviving corporation,
new
for
is
companies
companies
the
Atlas
1
common;
chare
of
merger
of
it
management
been
merging
merging
stock
lion
Atlas;
Jan.
on
exemption
an
the
that
1955
20,
stock
Colony Trust Co.,
has
Oil
company.
Under
for
to
Dec.
common
Jan.
on
of
Co.
all.
security dealers
Co.—
&
the
exchange offer
Exchange.
exchange offer
RR.
receive
have
to
100,000
Co,-
Mason,
This corporation,
announced
was
of
President,
reorganization
and
expansion.
Prior
to
the
owned 63%
of Plywood Inc. common stock.
•
be
has
the
two-thirds
each
with
application,
non-diversified
of
SEC
incident
Starkweather
time
Merrill
The deposits of Plywood Inc., pursuant to the exchange offer to and
including Jan.
19,
195G,
increases
the
corporation's
holdings
of
plywood Inc., common stock to more than 85%,
This action enables
Atlas Plywood
Corp. to consolidate the operations of Plywood Inc.
with
the parent company and is part of the President's plan for
and
Co.,
RKO
Pictures
Corp.,
San
Diego
merged with and into Atlas,
which would
corporation and would continue in business as a
proposal
rerger
tf
the
Associated
Wasatch
c.Iosed-end
it
the
scheduling the application for hearing
surviving
vsctors
Corp.,
with
transactions
corporations
to
and
the
e
Wasatch
certain
order
an
and
application
an
with
for
stated
E.
Atlas Corp.—Seeks SEC
Exemption Order—
l
&
&
31
which
opportunity
200,000
Stiver
Horner
to
the
bonds,
Stock
the
Albany
whi
That
200.000
—
York
reopen
&
offer
that
Axe-IIoughton Fund B, Inc.—-Registers. With SEC—
Co.
Train
at
200,000
Ryons &
Inc.
New
to
offer
Co
Shepard & Co.,
Prescott,
Co.
Muller,
A.
the
Old
this company.
Trailer
Co.,
&
Stleglitz——
He
firm I of
banking
director of
a
Rail-Traiier
183,
&
stock
Director-
a
investment
Hutzler, has been elected
director
a
Byllesby
poration's
series
by paint and var¬
nish producers, and in the soap, surface
coating, rubber, mining, chemi¬
cal and paper industries.—V. 183, p. 2.
Associated Oil & Gas
Lester,
100,000
Co.____
100,000
widely used
are
100,00)
&
&
applying
reopen
annually,
Exchange Offer Extended to February 20—
Dumner, President, said recently.
This company is owned jointly by American
Cyanamid Co. and Interrational Paper Co., leaders in the chemical and
paper fields.
Its prodrets, which are derived from spent black liquor residues when South¬
ern
Kidder
M.
is
trust
capital stock of Bosccn & Albany RR. Co.
March
on
bond
a
Co.
During the time the original exchange offer was
open, it
cepted by holders of 189,857 shares.
Others who failed to
100,003
A.
Co
and
RR.
authority to
collateral
1956.
Boston
reopened
)
Co.—
200,000
Co.
&
Halle
are
Richard
1956,
in
company
for
of
the
cn
1,
dividend
250,000
Inc
a
Central
the
proposes
March
250,000
Saunders,
M.
lisied
RR.
through
Johnston.
Scott,
Increasing customer demands for tall oil products and tall oil rosins
increase
acting
Hayden, Stone & Co,____
Lemon & Co.
250,000
100,000
Arizona Chemical Co.—Expects Record Sales in 1956—
sales
$300,030
250,000
in
York
amount
share of
are
shown
as
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. (the "Representative
the purchase of the convertible debentures;
to
Elchler
&
ea:h
underwriting
an
below,
named
underwriters
200,000
machines
20%
several
(Inc.)
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.—
Goodbody & Co.———
generating
a
the
into
entered
has
company
are
all
under a
mine to
year,
2354.
Indicate
outstanding
be
to
H.
capability Of the AGE System to 5,700,000 kw.,
of which Appalachian's portion will be almost 2,200,000 kw. The 1958
total of 5,700,000 kw. will raise AGE System capability to a level 325%
greater than the capability at the end of World War II.—V. 182,
p.
in
shares
the
if
Tne
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Allyn & Co., Inc.—
C.
Bateman,
currently being built on the AGE System:
three in Virginia, two in West Virginia and two in Ohio. Upon their
completion, at varying intervals in
1956, 1957 and 1958, they will
boost
respect
Van
A.
„
seventh
and
to
principal
Plywood warrants and
their entirety, Any shares so
for
units
New
Commission
merce
above.
with
Robert
are
addition
issued
representative,
with
1958.
units
in
exercised
are
be
will
Monday, January 30, 1956
.
Boston & Albany RR.—Offer to Be
Reopened
The
of
for the
they
both
exercise
upon
which
shares
fuel
the
,
and
1
be
(t)
contract
from Clinch-
provide
.
Excavation
will
Note
of
number
issued in exchange
are
warrants
sucn
Boenning
wi'l
maximum
UNDERWRITERS—The
Ry.
property
the plant's two 225,000-kilowatt generating units. Together
expected to consume a total of 1,300,000 tons of coal per
of
which
will
be supplied
by the Clinchfield Coal Corp.,
long-term
all
will
AGE
„
from
the
warrants
issued
j05-acre
adjacent
Coal
•
the
if
System in the past week.
It
will
be
owned
and
operated by Appalachian;
it also will be
interconnected
and
integrated with the power systems of Kentucky
Power
Co.
and
Kingsport
(Tenn.)
Utilities, Inc., and serve those
AGE
System subsidiaries as well.
The plant will be located on the
Clinch River at Carbo, Russell
for
is
„,««
*
_
cost
flThis
Appalachian.
power station will be known as the Clinch River plant,
initial
generating capacity of 450,000 kilowatts, and
an
estimated $55,000,000.
It is the second plant of this
an
issued
be
to
-
was
The
have
and
warrants.
setting aside 40,which would be dedicated to
a
30-year period under its
Clinchfield
that
Plywood
..
<.
.
company,
have taken
Ltd, for
Crystal
an
together with Okalta
option to acquire
an
undisclosed
Oils
assets
price,
include
it
a
was
20 %
(Canada)—Acquisition
Oils
all
Ltd.
the
override
and
High
assets
announced
on
of
Jan.
royalty
on
Crest
Oils
Crystal
Oils
20.
four
Leduc-
-
Volume 183
!
Number 5503
,.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
...
(555)
3
,
..
Woodbend
producing wells and an 87'/2% interest in 178,000 acres of
rights, of which 6,000 acres is in the Alida area and the
freehold
bulk
of
the
rest
in
Saskatoon-Colville
the
In
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Bids for Certificates—•
%
\ The company
area.
receive
bids
at
Cleveland, Ohio,
will
to
up
(EST)
noon
Feb.
on
addition
refinery
purchase from it of $4,800,000 equipment trust
Crystal also has a 50% working interest in four farmouts, of which
certificates
due annually
in l-to-15 years.
three, to Rio Palmer Oils Ltd. have two discovery wlls and one well
drilling,, while the fourth, to Sun Oil Co., has two producing wells and ..%. ..,The proceeds are to be used to finance about 80% of the cost of
an
order for diesel switching locomotives.—V. 183, p. 3.
«two wells
drilling;
there is a
15%
gross
override
royalty on this
farmout. Crystal also has
a
50%
working interest in 11,000 acres
at
gasoline
2
the
for
is
to
the
to
modern
a
Orleans.
New
loaded
It
which
The
have
been
farmed
holds
company
east
V.
183,
402,:
p.
out
to
other
independent
interests on 52,800
royalty
gross
Saskatchewan
which
held
are
by
oil
'
companies.
in
acres
two
major
■--■■h"
oil
Chrysler Corp.—Records Broken by De
south¬
All
companies.
.'<•
• %V... ■ f
previous
poration's
The
Capital Airlines, Inc.—To Redeem Debentures—
V
V
The
of
company
recently
$392,500
outstanding
its
1960,
at
100%
Bankers Trust
called
for
4%
accrued
and
redemption
debentures,
interest.
Jan.
on
series
23,
A,
Payment
Co., 46 Wail St., New \ork City.—V. 182,
all
Sept.
be
Mr.
•
1,
made
our
at
of
The
corporation
covering
offered
at
.proceeds
(in
of
filed
4%
letter
a
of
non-convertible
denominations
be used
to
are
19
Jan.
on
$30,000
par
of
$50
to
for working capital.—V.
its
with
bonds
the
employees.
181,
of
The
a
from
corporation, .itPresident.
i
The
for
of
1,000
announced
was
ft.
has
Jan.
on
been
25
by
developed
Julius
B.
by
package, which
*
companies
power
mittee
to
It
revealed
was
discuss
the
Carolinas
atomic
on
■'.
26.
Jan.
have
fuels
for
formed
pacity.
H.
B.
man
Robinson,
committee
Power Co.
In
,
and
South
addition
to
acting
later may
group
Carolina
&
advisory
an
Gas
a
com¬
center."
182,
lative
established
and
and
in
optional
sales
1953,
by
were
Ohio
took
to
rise
in
sold
in
in
1956,
Series
A,
$1.20
"Of
is
($1
the
company
840.
Jan.
on
highest in
The
demand
most
reported
announced
company
for
19
that
history and 30%
its
Caterpillar
that
from
products
sales
above
in
1955
1954
the
sales
for
to
second
exceeded
steel
quarter
has
framework
already
placed
of
the "plant
of
will
Ohio
the
orders
structural
for
start
payroll
a
late
around
Stamping
Profit
in
history,
profit
In
1954,
stock
steel
put
scheduled
into
production
In
in
expected
are
to be
amounting to approximately $575,000
fully underway.— V. 183, p. 207.
is
&
and
C.
models
is
addition,
cost of
introducing
reflected
in
substantial
public
the
number of improvements
year's
expenses
&
month
a
Farrell,
I.
du
company's- net
current
decreased
assets
require short-term
borrowing
during
the
underwriting
1955
transfer
Halsey, Stuart Si Co. Inc.
-
Issuance
eation
sale
and
of
of
Interstate
the
bid
the
from
99.26
be
natural
will
issue
to cost
is
to
Commerce
$5,874,727:
Also
secured
be
also
as
the
curities
Corp.;
Central
Illinois
Commission
of
a
for
100,000
on
on
tinuing
i-for-10
25 filed
to
a
petition with
make
to
a
&
Co.;
p.
stockholders
common
3'As.
basis.
search
The
Is
scheduled
the
scheduled
privilege
to
Union
underwritten
expiration
date
for
will
the
R.
be
to
are
recently
addition
of
April
offer
1956
3,
The
the
Illinois River
for
the
largest
capital
1956,
23,
Feb.
filed
company
1,
a
but
$750,000,000.
of
excess
expended
be
the
additions
and
in
1960,
the
on
statement
with
the
182,
Co.
of
order
of
forms
the
for
stock
common
&
182,
Net
and
SEC
agent
as
Cities
of
B
preferred
at
sale
or
Service
Cities
24,
of
annual
an
is
(par $20) and 25,000
$1).
The preferred was
at
into
par
stock;
common
sinking fund designed to
redemption or .conversion
shares
of
entitled
is
to
retire
at
the
the
entire
rate
of
annually during the period 1958 to 1971 in¬
redeemable for sinking
fund at
$20.25
per
share
plus
is
dividends;
and
the company
is
including
Dec.
in
and
on
31,
steps
redeemable
on
in
whole
dividend
any
date
in
or
$21
at
at
part
per
the
share
reducing on Jan. 1, 1958 and biennially
per
share
until
a
price
of
$20.25
is
1, 1962, in each case plus accrued dividends.
PROCEEDS
$10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series G,
to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding,
struction
made
for
that
purpose.
The
expenditures
for the years
$41,100,000.—V. 183, p.
approximately
estimates
company
1956
1957
and
will
The
due
will
that
The
—
proceeds to
be
added
if
to
25,000
Emory
the Clark
the
Raihvay
oper.
revenues
20,169,540
Railway
oper.
expenses
17,165,327
accruals—
1,174,000
Railway tax
con¬
aggregate
$
Net
ry.
Net
Income
Net
oper.
after
income
and
ductions
—V.
183,
p.
fixed
3,443,910
15,780,525
9,532,282
other
Dana
(Telephone
Selbert,
FINANCIAL
President.
CHRONICLE
Published
twice
(Reg. U. S.
a
NOTE:
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
week
of
3%%
due
notes
Sept.
due
value)
20,000.000
25,000,000
25,000,000
preferred
1969———
stock
($100
:
par
stock
($10
value)——
par
None
500,000 sh3.
-a—-^——_a—
■
Common
15,
5,014,001
+6,000,000 shs.
1/10
and issued, and due serially 1953$2,875,000, due Feb. 1, 1956, is included in
*$41,500,000 originally authorized
1957,
amount
which
of
Short
Term
195,795
Stock
notes
within
for
underwriters
$450,000
Co..
Co..
450,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Morgan Stanley & Co.
3,300,000
3,300,000
Fstabrook
2,100,000
F.
1,700,000
Stein
1,700,000
Blyth & Co., Inc.——
Eastman, Dillon & Co.
Tucker,
Moseley
Bros.
&
459.OOO
450.000
Eoyce.
450,000
&
450.000
Dean
American
Witter
&
450,000
Co
Securities
325,000
Corp.
Pierce,
1,700,000
Hair
R.
&
Bros.
450,000
Co..
&
Anthony
1,700,000
Co.—
Beane_—
&
Fenner
Salomon
S.
1,700,000
Inc.
Lynch,
450.000
Co
&
Co.
Harriman Ripley &
Merrill
Watts &
Republic
Hallgarten & Co
Stone & Webster Secu¬
—
&
325,000
Inc
Co.
Dickson
S.
Inc.
1,700.000
Hutzler
agreed,
A. C, Allyn & Co., Inc.
Central
Freres &
•
have
the company the following
Baker,
Co.,
Employees'
of the notes:
Kidder, Peabody & Co. $13,338,COO
Corp.
13,337,000
»
below
named
The First Boston
Lazard
under
-•,% '
to purchase from
principal amounts
rities Corp,
year)."
one
issuance
Plan.
severally and not jointly,
respective
(due
reserved
shares
Option
&
Co.,
325.000
—
1,700,000
Corp.
shares
Weld & Co.„_
Robert Garrett & Sons
1,500,000
Laurence
Bear, Stearns & Co.™
1,000,000
are
outstanding shares
President,
from its sale of preferred stock
of
part
the
the
on
and
company
will
building program.
be
The
Smith,
Union
G.
A.
.
Becker
Inc.
—
1,000,000
——
,
Co.
Dominick
325,000
325,000
—
...
M.
Marks
—
-
&
325.000
—
Mead, Miller & Co.—
Co.
&
Drexel & Co.—1,000,000
business
The
the
of
incqrporated in
was
company
was
Wisconsin
in
founded
on
1933
July
at
12,
Mil¬
Oil
the
company
"Clark
by the
the
&
Refining
Corp.
business
of
with
branded
its
Super
company
has
one
are
company
gasoline
1954
to
accurately
and to more closely identify
sold at retail under the trade
more
&
active
of
owns
located.
subsidiary,
the
stock
land
on
The land
of
Greenfield
which
which
is
service
is leased by
Land
owned
stations
Co.,
by
a
the
owned
the company
from
&
Hutton
E.
Co.
R.
W.
325,000
Pressprich &
325.000
Co.
&
son
Alex.
Clark,
1,000,000
—___
&
&
Co.—,
525.000
Sons,
Dodge
525.000
Co.,
275,000
Nolan-W,
Hibbs
&
Northwest
525.000
Pacific
525,000
Putnam
Higginson Corp.—.
525.000
Reinhcldt &
&
575,000
Stroud
Rothschild & Co.
525.000
Swiss
Shields & Company-
525,000
Watling,
Spencer Trask
525,000
John C.
See
Legg & Co
also V.
B.
Inc...
Co.,
275,000
.
& Co._
L. F.
325.000
Inc.
Folger,
325,000
275,000
&
Evans
A.
W.
Langley
.'
Weeks & Co...
Hayden, Stone & Co—
C.
325,000
Co
Walker & Co
Baker,
Clement
Jack¬
Curtis
Brown
&
Pomeroy, Inc.
G. H.
1,000,000
——
Webber,
Paine,
1,000,000
Co.—.
Loeb, Rhoades
Carl M.
Lee
all
The subsidiary
company
the
31,
100."
corporation,
subsidiary.
March
on
W.
&
& Co-
Co.
&
Co.
Gardner.
Co.,
275.000
275,000
Co
Inc
American
Corp.
Lerchen
275.000
275.000
275.000
&
275.000
183, p. 403
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Selbert, Editor and Publisher;
Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, IlUnoii
England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at tno
1879.
Subscriptions in United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $55.00 per year; In Dominion M
Patent Office)
3,
25,00 3.000
20,000,000
Junior subordinated unsecured notes—
[every
C.,
1964
1966—
1,
Nov.
White,
Wis., by Emory T. Clark, its President, as a sole proprietor¬
The corporate name since 1945, "Petco Corp.," was changed to
The
9,140,798
1 Drapers' Gardens. London, E.
2-0613);
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March
Canada, $58.00 per year.
Other Countries, $62.00 per year.
1,
June
.
Securities
capital
in
10.000,000
10.000,000
25,000,000
Reynolds
Wisconsin
-
STate
due
notes
1957———1958—
15,
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
company.
8,552,335
1,
1,000.000
name
de¬
fund
107.
THE COMMERCIAL AND
William
and
sinking
3.95%
notes—
Sept.
due June
notes
1,000,000
describe
9,904,459
for
25,000,000
due
notes
3l/?%
Weeks-
the
14,568.518
5,127,907
charges
25,000,000
3%
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
1934.
15.329,000
1,459,925
provision
75,COO,000
Hornblower
Clark
1,663,342
income—
—I
75,000,000
&
waukee,
$
18,396,000
1976
Equitable
capacity
ship.
20,340,302 245,493,210 237,744,639
16,144,963 204,641,342 199,4ip,G04
265,000
1,
Dominiek
plans, to expend approximately $1,750,000 in 1956 to increase
and efficiency of its Blue Island refinery, but antici¬
pates that the funds required therefor will be available from net earn¬
ings and depreciation.
1955—12 Mos—1954
$
Feb.
the
403.
1955—Month—1954
due
company
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
Period End. Dec. 31-
notes
i
15,000.000
30,000,000
1.700,000
company
apply
BUSINESS—Corporation
-
15,000,009
30.000,000
company
Clark,
working
to
necessary
30.000.000
30.000,000
1965
1968—
15,
1,700.000
common
T.
50.000,000
Barney & Co._
Securities Corp.
25c
after Jan.
40.000,000
50,000.000
1,
due Jan,
Subordinated unsecured
to
1957,
of
40,009.000
1969
includes
Offered—
10,362,500
*10,362,500
1,
"Unsecured
shares
of
June
due
1956
1961—_
15,
1,
Jan.
1,
due Nov.
notes
resulting
B
of
Outstanding
(due within
1963—_a-—-
clue June
due
notes
Restricted
convertible
share
per
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
notes
fractional
of
Co.,
notes
UNDERWRITERS—The
stock
$14.50
EFFECT
3%%
23,
per
presently owned by
Jan.
on
GIVING'
notes:
Cumulative
acting
purchase
(par
Mention was
—
the public offering on
of
2%%
3.25%'
:>
is
of
Notes Sold
23
$75,000,000 of 3%%
notes
3%%
share and accrued dividends and the
$12.37 V2 per share.
at
thereafter
and
loans
•
Further details follow:
notes
3'/2%
,
embraces
manufacturing,
in
Corp.—Securities
stock
common
8,500
accrued
proceeds will be used to pay part of the cost of property addi¬
improvements and to prepay about $5,512,500 of temporary
tions
3'%%
3%
A
2787,
p.
Refining
to
available
tank
of
20
—
Jan.
of
notes due serially Dec.
and Feb. 1, 1957_;—-a
%
likewise
program
to facilities
York
New
dividend.—V.
purchase,
option
2463.
p.
covering
1986,
:
711,052,500
con¬
utilities.-
gas
preferred stock, series
stock
clusive;
Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
registration
6,000
2%%
,
and
oil
of
reserves
delivery of the 2% stock dividend payable Jan.
as
agent until the close of business on Feb.
Oil
series
reached
Central Power &
issue
our
Unsecured
would
would be directed toward
1956
'
This
in
Unsecured short term
confidence in the busi¬
projected a five-year capital
would
amount
natural
through
4,000
construction pro¬
Peoria.—V.
at
Inc
Authorized
act
shares
benefit
issue
approximating $18,000,000 and including
kilowatt steam turbine generator unit at the
the
on
the
stock
of
common
a
part its 1956
Company,
&
403.
1).
closed.
expressing
years,
reserves,
and
;;priced at $20.25
negotiated basis. April 19
warrants and no oversubsription
in
plans
which
of
through
1956
Trust
also
in
shares
as
100,000
a
Wallace Station
S.
to finance
used
announced
Company
Hopwood
&
429
857
857
1,714
857
1.714
3,000
3,000
6,000
3,009
——-—
St.. Louis
857
1,500
-
Expenditures—
Service system's
several
this
new
accepting
this
vertible
is
Proceeds
1,429
3,009
—
,
Loewi & Co., Milwaukee, Wis., and associates on Jan. 26
offered publicly 87.500 shares of $1.20 cumulative con¬
contained in the offer.
The company expects to raise about $5,000,000 through this offering.
gram,
in
common
on
Cities
executives,
next
activities
electric
Clark
Se¬
|
be
for
new
Co.
in
1956,
registration statement is expected to be filed with the Securities
and Exchange
Commission on or about March 15.
The subscription
is
5,000
Inc.—
notes due Feb. 1, 1976
of underwriters
headed by The First Boston Corp. and Kidder, Peabody
& Co. The offering was oversubscribed and the books
,
the
the
Guaranty
It
from
A
offer
Company,
Company
cars.
subscription
record
857
857
429
at ICO % and accrued interest by a group
for
ready
and
.
announced
20
the
in
time
for
domestic
1956.
the Illinois Commerce
of
completed
be
Agent for Fractional Interests—
206.
stock
common
1,143
3,009
3.000
1,500
Llcsser & McDowell
Jan.
-
Rapid expansion of Cities Service in the petroleum, natural gas and
petrochemical industries follows the sale of all Cities Service interests
in
authori-
and 20 flat
cars
3,009
5,000
4,000
—;—
——:
:
Co
&
;
2,285
1,714 I
857^
1.429 '
1,143
4,000
:
Commercial Credit Co.
research, transportation, marketing and petrochemical phases of the oil
and natural gas business.
'
Light Co.—To Sell Stock—
Jan.
authority
shares
hopper
5.572
Company, Inc.-1
Co. of Chicago
&
Rice
183,
made
black
•,%.;%
', %
same
outlook
substantial
Commission.
in the offering are—Drexel
Stroud & Co. Inc.—V.
183,
and
This company
25
Jan.
on
expenditure program,
large percentage of
the following new equipment estimated
box cars;
800
participating
by
J.
Straus,
which will be the home office for C. I. T.,
financial institutions, and a number of its
largest
increases
gas.
the
At
ness
interests
The
•
Stock
—
-
Peck & Co
Jaffray
Irving
•
substantial
certificates,
subject to
are
Common •*>.
8.000
6,000
—
I
Marshall
Piper
Building—
polished
this corporation.
$135,600,000, approximately 80%
the
Service
for the
of
that the Cities Service capital expenditures for
stated
due
•
certifrcates
names:
Miller & Co._,
Metropolitan
history for expanding the company's search for new
reserves in the United States and in foreign areas.
Jenes,)-Chairman of the Board, and Burl S. Watson, Presi¬
gas
Alton
of
2%
bid of 99.2807.
a
The
Its
in
and
W.
by Salomon
on Jan. 26 offered $4,680,000 of series B
31/4% equipment trust certificates, maturing semi-annu¬
ally Aug. 1, 1956, to Feb. 1, 1971, inclusive. The certifi¬
cates, offered at prices to yield from 2.95% to 3.30%,
according to maturity, were awarded to the group on
on
building
subsidiaries, is scheduled to
in mid-1957.—V. 182, p. 1112.
company
outlay
oil
Bros. & Hutzler
Jan. 25
severally
B
&
Securities
—V.
Cities Service Co.—Plans Large
This
headed
group
have
re¬
shares
the selling stockholder
preferred stock and
and
series
-
CAPITALIZATION
Central of Georgia Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—An
22 by
nation's
the
debentures
these debentures
182, p, 2787.
from banks.—V.
opposite their
Inc
Pont
Harris
Hayden,
347.
p.
eight-story building,
of
dent,
$105,930,563
to
$93,615,344,
due
primarily
to
company's
obligation
for
$17,056,000
ten-year
hfay 1, 1956, to current liabilities.
Payment of
of
are
120,690
below
named
company
shares
Inc
Fusz-Scnmelzic
when
in
incurred
697,873.
The
180?
ultra-modern
an
Jan.
occupancy
operations.
were
of.
operating
to
transferring
production of motor graders and heavy-duty, off-highway wheel trac¬
tors
from
the
Peoria
plant to a new plant in Decatur, 111.,
for
bringing that plant into production, and in rearranging the Peoria
plant for increased crawler tractor production. Total expenditures for
land, buildings, machinery and equipment during the year were $29,...
1956.—V.
29,
on
Tne
one
unusually large numbnr
an
902,507 shs.
shares
119,486
19,500
Allyn & Co.,
First
at the scene,
granite, and
stainless steel to be erected at 650 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y., on
the
westerly; blockfront between 59th St. and 60th St.,
were
made
stock
greater than normal
a
stock
Co.
Francis
.
C. I. T. Financial Corp.—Plans for New
important
exceeded
1955
abnormal
The
models
new
the
Doolittle & Co
for
fixed
March
15,
1956
as
the
date, "for
the
interest-on the 4%:% income debenture bonds ior the
to holders of debentures of record at the close of business
Details
split in April 1955'.
engineering
developments
those of any other year in its
2-for-l
underwriters
of
& C?. Incorporated
H. M. Lyllesby & Co.
(Inc.)
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.—a-_,
Sub¬
spving.
is
Plant
1954
that
°1,500,000 shs.
common
A
preferred stock and
of series B preferred stock.
from
shown
of
series
v'
and
profit was 6.27% of
adjustment for the
current
%
sales
company- reported
history.
Feb.
on
capac¬
also
highast
in
the
company's
profit of $25,129,239. The
1955
$4.04 per share of common stock.
sales and $2.91 per share of common
than
more
of
of
Blair
to
of
1955
year
45.956 shs.
87,500 shs.
Series B
A.
directors " have
The
$34,773,082,
was
38%
6.64%
after
The
of
1955
and
was
shares
numbers
stock
Fairman,
1,000 building trades workers
payment
the
on,
59.000 shs.
87,500 shs.
Number of Shares
.
construction
$523,-
^
303,261
Preferred
Cleveland.
and
1957.
with
$401,040,-
manufacturing
ity.
convertible
convertible
conversion
purchase
respective
common
Cincinnati Transit Co.—Interest Payment—
were
of
303,261
cumu¬
series—
;
,
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Reports Record Sales—
The
$960,000 shs.
Stock
Akron
■
,
Outstanding
'
stantial ..completion
the
1955,
FINANCING
PRESENT
.
value)—.
par
conversion
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
Twinsourg,
corporation
early
equal to
compared
June
to
in
dividend,
dividend,
authorized
for
reserved
are
used
in
building the Twinsburg installation, and by the middle
February large, scale construction activity will be underway. Erection
of
ten
amounted
62.500 shs.
stock
the
served
The
>
be
first
1955
1954,
months of
ten
TO
EFFECT
value)
par
issuable
SI.20
B,
Common
in¬
it
($20
link, Carman,
893,292,
of
of
year
1954.
Unclassifed
Stamping Plant—
place
stock
1,259.
aids
driving
continuing
are
of
the
during
months
entire
stock for the
GIVING'
installment
dividend,
Series
;
Bell
I
311.
p.
128.565,
accessories
the
in
ten
$1,500,000
Preferred
new
About
exchange
this
between
Co.
capacity.—V.
that
of
shipped
Loewi
of
"information
an
as
in
serve
Electric
with
end
and a heavy
undiminished
sales
and
indicates
$538,240
first
mortgage notes and
land
con¬
bearing interest at rates vary¬
ing from 4%
to 5Vs%, maturing in
varying installments to Dec. 39, 1963
midway
General "Manager of this company, said a fourexchange ideas on nuclear energy will represent
Light
Co.,
Duke
Power
Co.,
Virginia
Electric
to
Power
strongly
been
monthly
are
gaso¬
First
compares
and
the
By
in
con¬
premium
$24,771,000 for the year 1950
$47,601,000
to
for the
1958
facility, which will be operated by the company's Automo¬
tive Body Division,-is located cn a 200-acre site on State
Highway 82,
*
Carolina
have
1,
Milwaukee
at
deliveries
tracts
This
1953
and
,
generation,
power
will
of
1954
Net income
versus
directly
completing
and
areas
a
refineries
company's service stations and dealers.
note, secured by various mortgages,
due
concluded.
he
sold.
were
20%
target
place
eleventh
Ohio, on Jan. 19 for the
construction of Chrysler s huge new automotive
stamping plant.
De. ignated
as
the
corporation's Ohio Stamping
plant,
t'.ie multimillion dollar
facility, when constructed, will be the largest of its
kind in the country
both in over-all floor space and productive ca¬
1
,
record of
quantities,
Groundbreaking
:
serving
information
on
hand
on
To Build New
specifically designed to meet military needs
air-drop technique for radio receivers
without
destroying
or
damaging
the
immediate
Carolina Power & Light Co.—Nuclear Energy—
Pour
Sctos
to
automobiles.
December
cars
for
1955.
is
and
terminals
Authorized
.5%
of-sales, assuring goals now set.
De Soto shipped a record
cars-ia ,il955> ft was stated. This was a whopping 58,875 or
over. 1954's
figure of 70,949.
This also
exceeded
the previous
The
-
De
in
the
with
1956
production
a
ten,"
to
market
operates
two
transported
terminals
Paul
these
From
wholesale
$1.35 per share of common
to $0.56 for the full year
the
over
approximate
an
thirteenth
10,580
9,148
is
with
in
111.
Clark
the
at
and
marine
and St.
Louis
Peoria.
CAPITALIZATION
records
new
top
3.6%
was
delivered
$1,267,399
1953.
jeported.-
was
*■
to
1
of
the
equipment,
underwent
initial
tests
successfully
recently, at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio.
The key elements in its de.ign are a set of
plywood retarder plates
or
air-drogues, and the placement of the cushioning.
:
the
sold
sold
when
54,000
Similarly,
operability
'
Soto
.8,632
orders
creased
parachute-less,
transmitters
De
also
goal
from
crack
to
set
record,
moved
the
-
to
1955
our
1954,
some
shipment
this
"
expect
minimum
over
This
at
surrounding
$43,516,000
firm, rate
83%
Kupersmit,
.
r
pin-point,
a
and
height
a
1954.
unit sales in
"We
mean
,
with
of
.,
parachute,
of
Wis.;'St.
one
the
months of
,129,824
A; wooden container which makes it possible for the first time to
air-drop communications equipment safely and accurately, without a
-
now
December,
bank
Cargo Packers, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—-Development—
;
we
to
charge of sales.
123.094 sales, a 70% increase
with
year
Our
Having
cars.
December
month
643/%%':!;"v;v3
p.
1S55,
favorably
be
to
said:
improvement
In
notification
debenture
each),
t.h?
months
;ormula^
150,000
in
Capital Bakers, Inc., Harrisburg, Pa.—Files—
,BEC
Wagstaff
proved
sales
2678.
p.
out
preceding T2
previous all-time high of 123,698
to
is
Bay,
of
Chicago,
docks
barges
EARNINGS—Sales have increased from
Soto—
Wagstaff, Vice-President in
closed
company
over-the
•
,
1956,
due
will
•
line
production
and
shipment records of the cor¬
Division were broken in 1955, it was announced
by J. B.
Green
made
sales,
Soto
De
20
Jan.
on
and
at
own
and
operates
.
struction
its
tanker
terminals.
marine
refinery
From
its
on
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions an 1 advertisements must be made in N«v York funds.
,
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(556)
Colonial
vertible
Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
Acceptance
into
in earnings, volume
and receivab.es outstanding for the six months ended Nov.
3o, i bo, first half of the company's fiscal year.
David J. Gradman, President, in the semi-annual report to stock¬
holders, said net earning.. alter taxes were $J3,383, compared with
t t
cji.e.u-onding six months the year before.
Business
volume totaled $5,000,914, as against $j,248,o14 in the like period of
1954.
Customer notes receivable outstanding on Nov. 30,
1955 stood
This
of
corporation
J?.n.
on
20
increases
reported
$7,4*0,335,
of
th«
said,
"we
half
fiscal
$409,539
year
the
1955.
1,
oflkts operating
*
Mr.
Vice-President
Executive
in
1955.—V.
June,
Consumers Power Co.—Buys
the
Following
plant
Jan.
on
No
been
in
the
with
no/ further
has
158,
1954,
construction
size
or
made
the
of
this
time
plants.—V.
proposed
• >
to
as
«
expected
133,
date
like
total,
principal amount were issued
outstanding first mortgage bonds due in
of
from
to be
are
$10,500,000
amount
proceeds
the
sale
of
the
remaining
$17,500,090
applied to the company's expansion program.
in
lieu
5 968.
of
will
has
corporation
of
its
37/a%
called
for
sinking fund
will
183,
of
The
See also V. 182,
be
made
at
record
a
financial
position
the
of
of
The
The acquisition by this
company of Turbomotor Associates of Hemp¬
stead, Lang I land, N. Y„ was announced on Jan. 17
by Roy T. Huney,
and President,
M.
<•%"..
;/:<)•'
I
The
newly-acquired
organisation,
which
will
be
known
as
the
the
Dlvincn
iow
to
and
drone
missiles
Wright
equipped
engine test.
with
reqMred
tor
"The
other
performance
Thomas
Roy
months
181,
profits
shares
Dec.
After
31
Jan.
on
net
I efore
Federal
$1,295,000,
were
net
income
Federal
taxes
24
from
taxes
income
on
equivalent
to
$1.45
sales
incomeuon
sjrles
of
for
the
nine
income
on
share
per
amounted
at
$1,189,000
the
on
$54,686,000 for, the
business
activities
Daystrom's
because
ye:.rs
into
electronics
commercial
sales
of
891,787
corre'sftond-
and
primarily
to
rose
exactly comparable
in the company's
peacetime work.
change
$28,270,930,
increase
an
Corporation,
during
the
1955
held
ingly.
plants,
ment
,
Commenting on operations, Mr. Jones
two other subsidiaries
expectations and reduced profits accord¬
been made to reduce overhead costs at these
that the completion
had
sales
and
increase
to
being made to
are
commercial
obtain
the
corporation
passe .gers,
govern¬
C.
E.
Woolman,
1,008,215,011
flew
836,215 635
flew
16.7%
in
a
record-breaking
of
gain
President
revenue
1954.
and
Passengers
Express ton miles increased
in
General
increased
9.4%
last
.
from
in
1954
to
2 697 463
Fre ght
ton
in
Crown
DC-7
to
69
amounted
6.6%
a
the
year
and
Metropolitan
fleet
miles
1954,
the
During
delivery
planes
to
7,365,158
in
1955,
of
which
10
are
delivery
additional
now
on
York
from
initial
in
its
will
airlines.
Dallas,
will
will
will
equipped
said
"Revenue
the
us
order
for
convair,
headquarters,
the
at
Gpllins
and
DC-6,
and
factories.
the
New
and
the
radar
civil
and
new
planes
result
in
further traffic
Harvester
ended
was
flown
by
a
good
the
for
one
industry
in
the
1955
gains," Mr. Woolman said.—V. 183,
Co.—Swensurd
Named
to
p.
108.
Board—
of Sidney A. Swensurd, Chairman of the
Board of directors
of Gulf Oil Corp.. to the board of directors of the
Detroit Harvester
Co. was announced on Jan. 25
by H. Lynn Pierson, Harvester Board
Chairman.—V. 182, p. 14o2.
Diamond Alkali Co.—Calls Preferred
The
company
of
its
$100)
at
$103
ment
will
be
made
Pittsburgh
York
15, N.
Each
share
called
for
redemption
on
Stock—
Feb.
24,
of
at
30,
the
Mellon
Pa.,
or
National
the
Bank
Bankers
&
Trust
60,000
stock
<par
cents.
Trust
Co.,
Pay¬
Co.,
46
Mellon
Wall
St.,
Y.
the
it
combined
line
Co.
Division
leit-hand
announced
was
Jan.
on
or
corporation."
in
of
sold
stock
called
for
i
,
redemption
is
con¬
the
of
20,
1956.
under
demanded
patented
t.ie
Hamilton
injunction
an
Waring
switch
action
makes
Beach
name,,
as
and
Assuming
filed
by Wlnsted Hardware
Manufacturing
Co.,
Waring mixors, blendors and other home appliances
Products Corp.i Both
Winsted
Hardware
and
Waring
Waring are subsi iaries of Dynamics Corp. of America,
of
electrical,
electro-mechanical
and
electronic
equipment for civilian and military use.—V. 183, p. 207.
the
served
and
leading
Gas
for
of
and
issuance
•
Ero
Jan.
to
company
concept
in
18
announced
replacement market
design.
Engineering,
Jan.
on
L.
H.
described
Middleton,
the
spark
plug
that
of
of
Plug—
is
spark plug
a
Vice-President
as
being
ions
of
tables
hot.er
at
low
speeds
and
cooler
Elgen
embodying
and
The
and
As
in
the
large
mail
stores
and
bank
plans
to
offer
a
all
stockholders
of
proceeds
are
to
be
as
used
as
follows:
temporary
5100,000
financing
in
to
of
record
repay
connection
balance
common
by
the
a
of
stock,
company,
debentures
and
stock,
net
the
shares,
Sheboygan relinery;
the
to
shares
series. C
new
issuance
if
690,056
series
they
elect
to
are
re¬
debentures;
debenture-
"A"
exercise
con¬
207.
p.
of
the
700,000
was
United
shares
for
general
line
States
a
home
it
in
seat
and
use
1911,
of
the
total
and
cush¬
covers,related
fabric
also
approximately 2,000
98%
on
stock
common
produces folding
.diversified line of metal
to
with
-Exchange
of
incorporated
nationally automobile
hassocks
its
Stock"
American
listing
which
in addition to
Sales are made
order
metal
auto¬
established
current
houses,
corporation
with
Boat
Show
the
boats
new
chain
stores,
furniture
and
supply houses.—V. 182, p. 813.
to
recorded
its
New
York
built in
be
biggest,
that
announcement
in
Biggest sales
sales
to
department
Dutch
sinde
the
in
had
it
taken
sales
first
four
orders
total
for
Motor
$759,000
nearly
shipyards.
show
a
days of the
for
•
in
•
for Feadship and, very likely for the entire show,
is the order to Feadship to build a 100-foot
diesel-powered. steel-hulled
luxury cruiser for the 3. C. Forbes & Sons Publishing Co., Inc., market
news
investment
financial
and
Forbes
new
counselors
industrial
and
publishers of Forbes Magazine,
publication.
yacht,
ordered
by
Bruce C. Forbes,
President
company and Editor and Publisher of Forbes
Magazine, will
"The Highlander" and will be used lor
business purposes.
Another
closed
major
buyer of
Feadship
was
order
an
from
traffic.
as
The
of
conlercial vessel iri the
a
luxury version
is
called
of
be
undis¬
on
sailing vessel built along the lines
Tjalk, formerly used
Scandinavian
and
transaction
88-foot
an
Dutch national
the
North
"boeier"
a.
is
and
widely used by many Dutch yachtsmen.
The modern tjalk is
employed commercially for trade on Hnllnnd's. in'and -waterways.
still
The
boat
will
feature
the
distinctive
will be $150,000.
Feadship sales also included
length from 30 feet to 65 'feet
Dutch
Jee-boards.
..
number
a
and
in
of
Ccst
price
of
the
.
power-cruisers
from
$23,090
Jerome
rang:ng
in
$125,000.
to
Donnelly, Vice-President, in commenting on the week's husisaid that "Feadship has sold more
yachts in the first month of
ness,.
1956
than
in
the
Fidelity
entire
of
year
Finance
1955."
Corp.,
Stockton, Calif.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
SEC
covering
1970
to
be
Jan.
on
$300,000
offered
in
13
of
fiied
letter
a
15-year
6%
denominations
of
notification
sinking
of
$1,000
with
the
debentures
fund
and
With
$500
each,
due
through
Wil':on, Johnson & Higgins, Ean Francisco, Calif. The
proceeds are to
be
used
to
reduce
bank
borrowings and retire outstanding notes.
This
company
is
doing business
as
the
American
Finance
Co.
178,
p, 1777,
-
Fire Association of
On
Jan.
William
and
Fire
Kenneth
Roys,
stock
Proxies
vestment
of
of
Co.,
Hatch,
of
President
of
the
General
Co.
of
Madison,
Philadelphia
the
General
mailed
which
Co.
Insurance
consin
B.
President
being
are
•
...
Philadelphia—Proposed Acquisition
Investment
Association
standing
of
23
B.
Insurance
had
the
the
owns
Wisconsin.
offered
Casualty
to
of
to
Co.
outstanding
officers
buy
of
and
company
all
of
the
out¬
Wisconsin.
stockholders
The
this
Casualty Co. of Wisconsin
Wis., announced that the
the
of
of
stock
and
Insurance
the
In¬
General
management
of
the
Investment
Co. and the General Casualty Company of Wis¬
acceptance of the cash offer made by Fire Association
recommend
Philadelphia.
The
the
General
laws
of
Casualty
Wisconsin
casualty
business.
$15,000,000,
does
and
with
business
in
Minnesota.
Mr.
Hatch
phia
Co.
is
of
stated
policy,
coming
its
States
since
the
of
and
to
in
time
Madison,
services
brokers.
will
Philadel¬
General
the
Casualty
182,
management,
headquarters. By
Group of Companies,
be
the
to
V.
Nebraska
ol
Wis.,
Association
Wisconsin
$5,500,000.
$8,500,000.
operate with its present
its
Fire
of
Iowa,
over
Association
that
under
engaged in
in excess
assets
excess
was
Fire
stated
has
has
Illinois.
1955
with
incorporated
was
that
Wisconsin,
merger
from
of
and
of
further
He
Co.
facilities
agents
no
continue
personnel
Casualty
Wisconsin
and
premium volume
that
member
a
of
1925
Currently the company
policyholders' surplus in
contemplated.
and
Co.
in
the
Net
Wisconsin will
Firestone Tire
The
Feb.
of
more
and
Rubber
6,
the
out
in
position
a
insuring
public
to
be¬
the
offer
well
as
as
813.
p.
Co.—Reports Record Earns.
during
its 1955 fiscal year the largest
expansion
in
its
history, investing
additions to and improvements of
plants
modernization
and
than
$55,000,000 for
equipment, it was revealed
Firestone,
ported
Jr.,
at
record
the
on
Jan.
annual
high sales
and
meeting
profits of
21
of
by
Chairman
stockholders
$1,114,870,187
"This
history
profit
of
time
"Our
company
with
a
the
largest
rubber
the
made
ever
industry,"
annual
Mr.
profit of
by
any
Firestone
any
"and
in the
is
in
facilities
greater
result
of
an
are
excellent
equipped
economy
and
to
position
turn
for
out
efficiency
1956,"
more
than
S.
re¬
in
it
the
is
the
industry has
he
and
ever
he
$55,378,916
company
said,
company
$50,000,000."
production
ucts
is
the
that
Harvey
when
and
respectively.
exceeded
short-term
with
&
carried
company
program
first
subscription right to purchase, at $12,25 per share,
share for each 10 shares or fraction therfeof then held.
incurred
sale
unit at
of
for
of
initial
loans
the
Feadship, Inc., Greenwich, Conn.—$750,000 in Orders—
This
new
Director
at
high speeds to improve engine
Mr. Middleton said.—V .182, p. 2465.
to
to
the
and
working capital.
original
automobile
week
"As
company
the
the
common
conversion
io3,
types,
part
and
outlets
"ignition
Corp., Dallas, Tex.—Registers With SEC—
additional
basis
(Den¬
debentures
of
for
efforts
Investments
'Ihe company
pmns
to
apply
retirement 01 series "B" and "C"
vacuum
in
company,
distributes
chairs,
motive equipment.
is involved.
1956,
best
a
Gfiering
available
The
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
17,
1956, covering 38,600 shares of its 25 cents par common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $12.25 per share. No underwriting
cne
a
Governors
various
products.
to
making
engineered
specifica.ly for today's high-horsepower overhead-valve engines."
Known as the Auto-Lite Resistor
Spark Plug with Power Tip, the new
ignition development features a protruding in.vulator nose which puts
the spark gap nearer the center of combustion and
provides a much
longer fouling path.
This "power tip" permits the spark plug to be
performance at all driving speeds,
all
debenturenolders
for
this
manufactures
increased
it
of
reserved
are
other
approved
$1)
General
automotive
on
Jan.
on
debentures
Manufacturing Co., Chicago, III.—Listing—
Board
19
(par
It
secondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on Jan. 17 by Scherck, Richter Co. at
$10.25 per share, with a dealer's discount of 37V2 cents
per share.
It was completed.—V. 179, p. 2595.
the
reserved
SEC
stock,
$3,878,500.
of
upon
309,944 shares
The
,
the
Co.—Secondary Offering
Electric Auto-Lite Co.—New Spark
be
1,030,000
privileges,—V.
—A
in
made
be
$108,570 for
increase
for
balance
version
p o-
devices
I
Natural
to
the
convertible
common
1,000,000 shares
sale
at
follows:
and
of
East Tennessee
to
the
estimated
as
$2,724,940
Of
Casualty
was
the
and
said
are
$250,000 for construction
its
in
damages and costs.
through
is
with
6%
par
loyalty units; $422,730 for retirement of series "A" debentures due
1970; $372,260 for retirement of 5%,I debentures due 1962
of Wisconsin
Oil Refining Co., Inc. (Wisconsin Oil was
recently merged into Empire);
three
Chicago,
the
debentures
"C"
$1
-
are
(
recessed
-i41
"
through the offices of the company, in response
inquiry to associates of the officers and to the company's
security holders
(the offering price of the stock to be $2
proceeds
-V.
.,
ever
"
statement
its
of
snares
the debentures
Denver.
at
the
appliances have filed a
charging infringement by
patents on the Waring
into the top of the
right-hand operation of the port¬
Jan.
on
19
mixer,
of
which,
use
continued
hand
home
of
Manufacturing Co.,
Beach
filed
Scovill's
portable
The
Waring
Scovill
Hamilton
suit,
which
the
permits either
as
Net
preferred
Reeves-
Jan.
next,
outstanding 4.40%
cumulative
preferred
per share plus accrued
dividends of 85.5
Square,
New
has
the
of
three-speed thumb switch
The
Election
shares
expansion
against
mixer,
The
now
aporoximately 19%
greater than 1954, and it is reasonable to
expect that the continuing rise in both population and
personal incomes
Detroit
and
makers' of
suit
able
already
DC-7 fleets
j
just
to
devices
2356.
registration
a
snare 1.
Sea
has
were
will
per
conversion feature
Convair
weather
DC-7
one
miles
year
five
and
Washington
equipment, and
Golden
bring the company's
DC-6's, 20 Convair
Orleans, and Atlanta,
greatly expanded in April.
be
passenger
to
11th
New
convert
maintenance
be
service
$1,500,009
a
navigation
Delta
Woolman
Mr.
inaugurate
service
placed
electronic
Atlanta
order
on
of
equipped.
will
Worth,
recently
other
been
1,
Fort
pattern
Delta
and
Feb.
its
on
DC-7's
order
aircraft,
on
with
a
p.
'•
Division,
Ordnance
timing
precise
"Boeier"
stock
ducer
accepted
including 21 DC-7's, seven
340's, five Convair Metropolitans, and 16 D3-3*s.
Delta,
compared
increase.
airline
merger.
Makers of Waring Mixor Sue Rival Firm—
The
sold
6,906,584
the
by
growth
own
from 2,465,241
of
favor
10 years to convert
preference share into two shares of Dynamics corporation common
stock. Tnis privilege, Mr. Bonner stated, "will give holders of the new
preference stock an added opportunity to share in the full benefits of
well
1955.
in
each
airline
the
filed
The
,
compared with
1,830.015 to 2,144 316
said
year,
was
new
against
Manager,
miles
passenger
Reeves-Ely
of
182,
Elgin
of
most
Empire has a refinery office at Sheboygan, Wis., and an additional
refinery office, including its general and producing division offices,
a
is designed to facilitate future expansion,.and diversifica¬
simplify corporate structure and financial planning, elimi¬
expense
and taxes and lay the groundwork for broad
held
handle,
passenger
miles
transported 2,141316
over ,1951, and
the year before.
.
merger
will
Mixor's
billion
20.5%
over
;
certain
(he
Inc.—Passenger Mileage Up—
increase
an
a
',
...
this corporation
both
stocK
common
Scovill's
during 1955,
•
preference stock also will carry with it
entitling the holders at any time during the next
.
other
business.
Daystrom also announced the purchase of 29 acres of land at
Berkeley
Heights, N. J., for the immediate construction of new
executive offices.
provides for a future central research and
develop¬
ment laboratory.— V. 182, p. 2464.
This
■
■
.im
the
commission,
present
Forbes
The acreage also
Delta Air Lines,
'■
,
Contract—Y, ' /)
Jan.
19
was
awarded a
high precision programming
direct
to
named
The
below
Adjustments have
he added, and efforts
work
4
minority shareholders (approximately 40% of the total
on
a
share-for-share basis for a new preference stock
of Dynamics Corp.
of America. This new DCA preference stock will
pay $1 annual cumulative dividends (as compared with annual dividend
payments of 20 cents on the Reeves-Ely common stock for the past
six years);
will nave equal voting rights, s'lare-for-share, with the
common stock of DCA; and will have a $2 par value and a $20 liqui¬
dating. value. ',
"
defense contracts at
of
f
elected
-
on
a
Manager
of
one
1,000,000
securities
without
outstanding)
Newark,
period.
raid
total
these
'■!'
;
Division
doing ousiness as H. Carl Aiken
offering price to be $1,000 per $1,000 of
selling commission to Aiken Investments. As
and its subsidiary Reeves-
Ely
of
N.
J., large electrical instrument
manufacturer.
Another
new
subr.idi try,
Daystrom Pacific, manufactuier of guided missile controls, added an
increasing volume of busi¬
ness
'*,v
expansion projects for DCA, Mr, Bonr.er stated.
The proposal voted was to exchange the common
not
are
over
the preceding
year.
The increase was accounted for by
Day.strom's two newest subsidiaries, Heath
Company of Benton Harbor,
Mich., makers of do-it-yourself electronic kits, and Weston Electrical
t
*
:
lurnrsuuig
Carl Aiken,
20 overwhelmingly appioved a proposal
to consolidate Reeves Ely with and
into the parent company, it was
announced by David T. Bonner, President of both companies.
Of the stock voted, 99.1%
of the common stock of DCA and 97.2%
45%
Instrument
■■
Ely Laboratories, Inc., on Jan.
nate
the
been
has
stockholders of
The
to
net
The
previous
Jr.,
■
tion,
651,261 shares then outstanding
Mr. Jones said the
figures for tne period
of
■'
■
■
Dynamics Corp. of America—Merger Ratified—
the
those
all
See details in
of
the
researchers,
on
operations
estimated
108.
p.
that
announced
of
to
The 49,000
last month
Secretary o,f this corporation,
succeeding
Bernard Goodwin,
who resigned because, of pressure of
duties in his post as President of DuMont Broadcasting Corp.
Mr. Israel also is Secretaiy of DuMont Broadcasting Corp.—V.
183,
outstanding.
Consolidated
'
..
Israel,
Arthur
2240.
p.
President,
consolidated
ended
$2,484 000.
:
.
Division," Mr, Hurley said, "will not' only
plants
incorporating the latest advances" in
will contribute to the overall advancement of the
Jones,
$47,742,000
—
(Allen B.) Du Mont Laboratories, Inc.—-New Secretary
engines.
Daystrom, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Lower—
,
Sold
Stock
—
offered, publicly
sold, it was announced on Jan. 19.
V. 183, p. 207.
power
science of propulsion."—V.
of
Inc.
is
holders
been
Turbomotor
small
and
$500,000 of
•
stock
common
determine?.' The
;k,he oil
may
business
covering $2,000,000 of series
$1,500,000
7%
is proceeding with
forest products plant,
Laboratories,
of
Ordnance
company,—V.
company
by H.
processes
high
the
1970
ver),
company,
through Joseph Faroll & Co. at $1.50 per share have
for component development and full scale
among these will be an experimental shop for
fabrication techniques r.nd production
new
technology, but also
r
shares
facilities
of
j"Mweight,
new
prouuee
and
Included
perfection
Dorsett
Corp.,
will
develop engines
categories for
aircraft,
helicopters,
It will be completely separate from
divisions of Curtiss-Wright and will
power
by
,
Curtiss-Wright
applications.
Aeronautical
be
the
of
medium
the
and
logging service.
Co.—Wins
Navy.
Eraser, general
W.
proceeds
Chairman
in
of
company
integrated
an
well
Watch
«
plans for the con¬
including a sawmill,
dry kilns, barking and chipping eouinment, located on a 375-acre site
near Red Bluff, Calif. The new mill will be adjacent to the company's
piincipal
timber
holdings,
tota.mg
zzo.dOu acres on the western
slopes of the Sierra Nevadas, and is part of the company's overall
program
to achieve increased utilization of its timber resources.
It
will
employ
at
least
1,200
persons,
including woods personnel.—
V. 182, p. 1698.'•
•
,'"Y- •;
V
'iVf','-.. C/'U
the
Meanwhile,
managemehe
tne
in
electrical
mechanism
1356,
due
annual basis to eight cents per
analyzed.
iurther
been
have
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—Acquisition—
Tuibomotor
18,
of outstanding
kf
Dallas
research and
; ■' .*11
The
previous
s^oc...
xne stock is. callable on March 31,
plus accrued dividenusf This action, he noceJ,
company's current preferred dividend requirements
an
in
the company's execu¬
Empire Petroleum Co., Denver, Colo.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
years
amount equal on
land
Securities and
preferred
the
an
share,
struction
107,
p.
made
year
a
of
provide space for
the
as
primarily
an
corporation s
t..e
I v'-V'
he said, continues
very
strong," with current assets at the vear-end- equal to eight times
curient
liabilities.
Cash
and
equivalent assets
totaled more than
$32,000,000, or approximately Sli.oO p;r coiinu n sii re.
Due
to heavy demand for these products, Diamond has
plans to
construct a new molded pulp
on
we Vvest Coast, which Will
coordinate
production of both the Molded Pulp Division and the
General
Package
Division.
The exact location of this plant, said
Mr.
Fr.irburn, will not be determined until several economic factors
redemption
on
March
1,
1956
debentures due 1972.
Payment at
tile
i-u.nwipai
amount
pius
pr rued
interest
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
City.—V.
outstanding.
$lzo,oou,0ou *s against the
purposes
engaged
National
George
presently
shares
tract
building to house
and
device for the U. S.
said
fhare
a
reduce
The
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.—Partial Redemption—
The
$175,000
$34
common
2017.
p.
of
totaled
1955
by $225,000,
bonds
ne<v
at
1956
23, has arranged
Co., Inc., $28,000,000
of 4% sinking fund first mortgage
bonds, series A, due
Nov. 1, 1977, with eight institutional investors—
a
%.
earnings per common share
with $2.44 per share in 1954 based upon
5-acre
a
new
a
oflices
$240,009 contract for the manufacture of
all-time
an
is
industry
Elgin
preferred dividends,
number
cumulative
$1.50
The company, it was announced on Jan.
to place privately, through Blyth &
the
to
rose
of
of
the
repair of tue company's equipment;-. $lUy,v>J\j. to com¬
of such new building; and the balance for'such
and
corporate
company
and gas
>
150,000, or 25%, of the company's 600,000 shares
redeem
Coora River Newsprint Co.—Bonds Placed Privately—
Of
construction
be
the
thereon
administrative
Monday, January 30, 1956
.
plete the construction
earlier.
include the full-year's operation of General
was acquired by Diamond on May 31, 19uj.
The
improvement over 1954, said Mr. Faircurn, reflects increased
activity of General
Package, the nation's largest producer of egg
cartons and egg packaging equipment;
increased sa es of Diamond s
106 retail lumber and building supply yards; plus capacity operations
of tue company's Molded Pulp Division.
Sales of matches and woodenware. products,
he added, were also ahead of the previous year.
Mr.
Fairburn
announced
that one one • or
n
Jan. 26 voted to
3.
p.
in
of
of $123,600,000
figures for both
Package Corp. which
'■
-
increased
Sales
New Plant Site—
at
of
and
other
banks.
Upon any such
issued but in lieu thereof
equal to the same fraction
common stock on the day of
not
:
$3.02, compared
to
All
and
2577.
p.
plant dfevelopmeht.
power
been
of
amount
an
share
1955
high
Commercial
January,
in
deduction
Af^er
of the purchase of a 1,200 acre power
Michigan, Dan E. Karn, President, announced
acquisition of a 1,000 acre site on Saginaw Bay in
Michigan
par
a
surrender
purchase
construction
tive
of
of
the
of
amounted
announcement
announcement
will
in
President.
western
the
30
eastern
of
in
site
rate
value
high of $9,108,000, an
19% over the p evious year's total of $7,622,000, according
preliminary figures released on Jan, 26 by Robert G. Fairbum,
2)-year background of administration in man¬
a
unance,
credit and marketing, has
since 1353. He was made a director
upon
upon
183, p. 404.
earnings
inciease
Johnfritz
M.
Kelly, who has
agement,
Factors
the
at
Earnings Up 19%—Sales at
New Peak—150,000 Preferred Shares Called—
to
Kelly has been elected President to succeed
who has been named Chaiiman of the Board.
Achells,
is
above-mentioned
the
per
stock),
contemplated
on Feb. 21, 1956,
such common stock
(which
based
stock
preferred
shares
price
business
shares of
stock
common
cash
of
2.369
Diamond Match Co.—1955
Net
business through 25
engages
Commercial Factors Corp.—Kelly Named Presidentwaiter
of
pay
of
The
in the small loan
11 states.—if. 181, p. 543.
in
market
the
company's fiscal
Acceptance
either
will
conversion.—V.
Mr. Gradman
tnroughout the second
results
fractional
company
the start
at
amount
over
dune
on
the
at
of
lurtiier gains during December,"
continued good
year."
anticipate
the
of
Colonial
of
increase
an
company's
"Our business showed
the
certificates
the
close
the
rate
preferred
for
conversion,
i
at
such
for
share
per
after
the
at
of
share
per
$100
not
stock
share
eacu
$42.21
but
to
up
common
for
b^s.njss
..
said.
better
"Our
prod¬
before.
the
high level of automobile production during the
there will be more motor vehicles in use in 1S56 than
in
history.
Therefore, the market for replace¬
expected to increase.
Manufacturers of automotive ve¬
past few years,
at
any
ment
other
tires
hicles also
is
time
anticipate
an
equipment market for
excel ent year,
our
products.
which
indicates
Opportunities
for
a
laree original
sale of our
the
Volume
183
many other
sons,
we
The
Number 5503
.
.
manufacturer showed that net profit
facturers
y
J'
for
their
last
year
models.—V.
1956
tubeless
a
183,
of
Jan.
record
of
12
Finance
the
Co.
of
underwritten.
New Jersey.
The offering is not being
V.-. Vv.!./'{ ' ./y'' ■■ V "• V "■
.
shareholders
of
The
'
BUSINESS—The
8,
.
Co.
America
of
Baltimore.
at
_
It
......
health
located
w.
is
Canital
—V.
stock
183,
(par
$10
4. -I'-y:
p.
share)____
per
i'yy;f'
ings
statement
had
withdrawn.
V: '7.'
been
the
for
income
$10,083,938,
of
$1.20
or
snare
yV
Ended
V"
to $26,297,286,
amounted
securities,
f
R.
in
Profit
Dec
i
31—-
1953
yy
York,
New
and
securities
on
sold
1955
$57,170
131,282V!
39,145
—i-;;
.
s
226,472
y
income_^_-,.i__fcry_--~---
Total
Federal and
Net
V.
________
_4.__
_
y
34,115^ y
10,698 --:.y
$57,833
_ _
•
v
$1.45
$3.45
r
63,120
;/y
$5.29
p.
and
corporation
r
taxes
$858,864
the
for
stock
common
-
year
the- preceding
for
preferred 'stock
year.4
to
dividends,
outstanding
the
the end
>
183,. p. -108.
previously.—V.
year
^
,-
1
of
a
'
total
.
In
for
exchange
certificates
stock
722
passed
were
to
Mr.
Blyth, each certhicate reflecting the participation of
under¬
writers
throughout the country in the huge oifering of 10,200,000
shares of Ford common stock.
This was the largest syndicate ever
formed
to
underwrite
the
offering
s4ock
larg°st
made.
ever
including
Blyth & Co. Inc.,1 The First-Boston Corn.. Goldman. Sachs ft Co.,
Kuhn, Loeb ft Co;, Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch, Pierce; Fenner ft
Beane, and White, Weld ft Co.
^
1
With
the
passing of Hhe check' and certificates in
Detroit, the
underwriters,
the selling group of l,4?9 dealers and most of the
institutional
investors
were ± free
to
pick up their certificates at
The First National-City Bank of
New xork, also a transfer agent.
The underwriters'
certificates represent" retained stock for their own
resale.
Certificates representing stock sold to Ford dealers and em¬
ployees, as well as to the remaining institutional investors, will be
picked up at the
Manufacturers National Bank of Detroit.
These
certificates, in turn, may be exchanged at either transfer agent for
the shares
which
will be distributed to the
actual owners of the
stock.
By this final step, The Ford Motor Company will become pub¬
licly owned by what is estimated to be over 250,000 new stockholders
Blyth
Inc.
Co.
&
is
of
Chairman
the
seven
offering
of
details
..See
;
*y
in V.
world.
the
Net
mon
the
the
for
same
commenting
V.
182,
co-managers
!
of
Earnings
»
,
,
y
7 :
-
■
">'!
;..
-
1955
•; •
•
>
1954
7
j
particularly,
In
made
have
at its Baton Rouge, La., styrene monomer
Joseph C. Foster, President of Foster-Grant Co.,
announced on Jan. 19 that Wertheim & Co. of New York
sion program
placed privately 4%% sinking fund notes due 1973
amount of $2,790,000 and $700,000 convertible
- •
j
Euilt
plant.
of
25,000
will
•
$3,490,000
the
liabilities
also
sold
synthetic
its
from
it
in
early
is
with
1954,
capacity
a
then
and
used bv the company's
converted into polystyrene;
'
,
;
_
since
bnt'x
customers,
for
the
and
manufacture
of
synthetic rubber. The polystyrene, Fostarene, is
its own molding operations and is sold
and
used
by the company for
widely to outside molders.
This
company,
glasses,
ident,
which
make
Abraham
and
of
New
an
interest
is
also
the
world's largest
producer
of
sun¬
1919, by Samuel Foster, father of the Pres¬
coinbs and other items from horn.
In 1929,
Goodman, principals of H. Goodmin and Sons
started in
buttons,
was
to
York,
Jacob
manufacturers
of
hair
curlers
and
novelties
acquired
AS
POSITION
OF
;
_____________
The
company
fiscal
cf
with
year,
President,
•
The
earned a net profit of
for the six months
assets
Goodwill
in
the
flour
a
other
and
Ben
W.
after
Long
intangibles
31.
income
1955,
tax
on
report
1954
'
$
.
60,357,449
8,291,042
1,879,349
15,000,000
of
the
Clintonville
(Wis.)
heavy-duty
in
truck
said.'
Tires
Equipment -division.
\
•- -
•
said
this
of
highway? and
He
j
;
;
;
'
,
,
•• ;• •
•
Include
new build¬
production in
tire
type,
airport
rims
line
also
will
tubeless
tires
weighing
construction
complete
a
of
(
made
be
for sale
to
up
in
and
3,000 pounds, are used
reclamation projects.-
tires for new
F,;Goodrich offered off-
off-the-road'; tubeless
here.
B.
early In 1953, Mr. Gullck said.—V. 183,
5.
.
<
•
^;.:V
.
.
.
;
derwriting group jbintly managed by Blyth & Co., Inc.
and Shields & Co.,-on Jan. 24 offered for public sale
245,007 shares of common stock (par $5) at $18 per share.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
..
stockholders,
and
will
none
of
the sale
of
stock
the
the
to
accrue
will
company.
go
to
selling
>
BUSINESS—Company is a major producer Of fire clay refractory
.products, -In addition, it sells allied product lines manufactured by
in
of
where
than
more
in
third
warehouse
cities.
100
total
sales
stocks
Based
volume
and
sjjdes offices are maintained
1954
upon
the
among
the
sales,
company
reported
$2.08
$17,851,624
v.
.
nine months ended Sept. 30,
of
sales
net
to
equal
ranked
manufacturers
major
nation's
refractories.
EARNINGS—For the
per
$20,848,305,
and
net
the company
of
income
$1,717,127,
share, which compares with
sales of
$1,034,776, or $1.22 a share, for the like
common
of
income
and
1955,
period of 1954.
is
POLICY—It
declare
to
and
the
pay
present intention of the board of di¬
quarterly" cash dividends on the common
stock, subject to future business conditions and the operations and
financial
condition of
the company.
On Jan. 6,
1956, a quarterly
.
of
dividend
March
cents
25
1956,
30,
share
per
was
declared
shareholders of record
to
AS
OF
011
by
the
directors, payable
March
DECEMBER
15,
2,
1356.
1955
Authorized
instalments
stock
preferred
cumulative
5%
2,842,081
2,742,871
Reserves
cf
assets
22,147,300
1,179,000
37,719,218
65,464 640
—;
—
convertible—
stock
;
—
——__
employed in the business.-
Earnings
22,147,300
1,844,100
36,321,686
62,733,672
stockholders'
equities
—
126,510,158 123,046,758
have
shares
been
reserved
UNDERWRITERS—The
several
Convertible
Preferred
Stock—
23
called for redemption th<$ entire out¬
cumulative convertible preferred stock as of
1, 1956 and ordered payment therefor of the redemption price
of $103 per share plus accrued dividends of 84%
cents per share.
City Bank Farmers Trust Co., New York Citv, the transfer agent for
this issue, is designated the redemption agent.
The
directors
issue
standing
Jan.
on
3%%
of
The
shares
privilege
of
of
common
transfer
Peb.
converting
will
29,
expire
will
books
be
1956.—V.
one
share
of 3%%
preferred into two
at the close of business Feb. 25, 1956.
closed permanently as of the close of
182,
p.
1114
General
Materiel
Precision
Co.,
Inc.,
a
for
system is
underwriters
to a pro¬
below,
named
into
acting
an
Shares
Shares
Hemphill,
Stern Erothers & Co
4,000
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
4,000
Noyes & Co.___ 14,400
& Weeks
14,400
Jackson
Webber,
&
14,400
14,400
14.4J0
Eache & Co
6.030
Bacon, Whipple & Co.——
6.000
McDonald At Co
6,000
Newhard, Cook & Co
6,000
Reinholdt
&
Gardner
6 000
A. G.
Edwards & Sons
4.000
Singer, Deane ft Scribner__
4.000
Smith, Moore ft Co.—
4,000
Curtis
I.
G*.
M.
H.
-
& Co.—!
Walker & Co
Simon
133,
p.
& Co.—4,000
F.
40,000
Co.
&
S. Smithers
50,007
Blyth At Co.. Inc
Shields
—4,000
Barret, Fitch, North & Co. 2,500
Burke & MacDor.ald, Inc._ 2,500
Courts & Co..
2,500
Cruttenden & Co
2,500
Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc. 2,500
Granbery, Marache & Co. 2,500
A. E. Masten & Co
2,500
McCourtney-Breckenridge
Stix & Co
& Co. —
...—2,500
Rodman ft Renshaw
2,500
Scherck, Richter Co
2,500
109.
Corp.—New Contract—
Equipment
subsidiary, manufacturers of precision airborne
systems, has been awarded by the Air
cont-act in the amount of $2,504 855 for
components and
Command a second
fighter aircraft, the J-4
14,320 shs.
800,000 shs.
pursuant
Inc. and Shields & Company, as representatives,
underwriting agreement with the Selling stock¬
holders whereby they have severally agreed to purchase the common
stock above offered from such selling stockholders:
Paine,
March
50,000 shs.
01.250,000 shs.
for issuance
Elyth & Co.,
entered
Hornblower
Calls
—
$5)_—_—
posed stock option plan.
through
_____
cumulative
Common
126,510,158 123,046,758
res
"50,000
value
(par
$2,400,000
(par
-
stock
Common
have
cumulative
3%%
and
stock:
Preferred
5%
liabilitels
over
equities:
$2,400,000
1959-1975—
from
Outstanding
due in annual
promissory notes,
3%%
10,000,000
Kearfott specifically
small and lighter version of
production of its J-4 compass svstem. Designed by
Jan. 24.
and
65,261,789
;
debt
term
Kearfott
Dec.
Tire
$100)
instrument
announced
six-month
$136,353,
ending
Slated—
factory is one of the company's largest tire plants. It
1,500 and is the largest manufacturing operation in Oklahoma,
company.
—V.
net
545..
p.
The
expansion program -will substantially Increase the company's
capacity for large off-the-road tires, and will provide facilities for
manufacturing such tires in sizes not now being produced by the
rectors
30
144,352,239 135,789,629
com¬
$16,331
company's
DIVIDEND
.
68,102,999
6,916,404
1
___—
Total
profit for the first half of the preceding
Heineman, Board Chairman, and Robert A. Olen,
$124,217,
181,
$2.26
=$1.98
69,332,835
assets
Miscellaneous
business
pared
Inc! below.—V.
Knapp,
Goodrich Co.—Tire Expansion
and provides engineering and related services for its customers.
company's products are distributed throughout the United States
130.652,954 126,639,742
61,320,119
61,377,953
—_____
Four Wheel Drive Auto Co.—Earnings Rise—
reserves
capital
other
for
2596.
p.
Canada
NOVEMBER
capital
Working
Fixed
Stock
in Foster-Grant.
available
capital.—V.' 180,
'
Total
is
cost
the
and
others
own
expansion
second
capacity.
Rouge
where
outside
to
the
Baton
facilities
resins
operation
make
be
will
and
company
working
CAPITALIZATION
Stockholders'
raised
into
will
double
than
monomer
polymerization
Is
put
this
tons,
more
The
and
thus
of
Insurance Co.
drilling platform
new
and
$
assets
Excess
>
$1,825,000 will be used to refund an
outstanding
institutional obligation - and the balance
of $1,665,000
will be used by the company for its current expansion program which
will more
than
double
the capacity
of the Baton Rouge monomer
Of
&
Gullck
p.
the
41/4% preferred stock, $100 par value.
the
of
The
-
-
plant.
in
cost
repaid
be
5,612,913
results,
"Interim
says.4
years."
FINANCIAL
Current
the
pay
to
Miami
wide-base
net necessarily
are
past
Current
advances
of providing additional
will be used, together with
purpose
$3,750,000
2,226,885
y."y.
vately—For the first time in its 37-year history this
company has sold stock to interests outside the manage¬
ment of the company to help finance a $1,665,000 expan¬
the
the-road
indicative of the full year's
expectancy, since certain elements in the business create considerable
fluctuation
between the periods wheii eai'nings accrue. In addition,
a
six
weeks'
shut-down of
all flour and package foods plants at
Buffalo, N. Y., due to a strike In the grain elevators, had an adverse
effect on the six months' results. At present, the company believes that
the results for the year will compare favorably with the progress we
"'business
The
are
2,253,587
stock_i.-i______
common
stockholders
the
to
the
.
whom
5,043,928
$
share of
per
issuer.
the
of
time. for
by
Glasscock,
officers,
company
G.
C.
of
bf
all
L
-
••
•
.
-outstanding
stock
common
letter
A
to
composed
Storm,
C.
Mr. Gullck pointed out that the exnanslon will
ings, utilities and equipment.
The plant started
February, 1945.
;;j
.-.v. y,,.r
'
income
Net
Webb
The
Mr.
services..—255,641,300 263,784,841
.Earnings before Fed. taxes on income___.—11,118,928
12,690,913
Federal Income
taxes—• I
6,075,000
7,078,000
Shares
James
Drilling
l~ A $4,000,000 expansion to Increase tire production at the
com¬
plant at Miami,
pany's
Okla.r will - start Immediately, it was an¬
nounced
on
Jan.
20
by J. E. Gullck, Manu'acturing Vice-President
;
and
products
depths.
greater
the
(A. P.) Green Fire Brick Co.—Stock Offered—An un¬
;..u.
of
time
t
1955
Foster-Grant Co., Inc. (Mass.)—Securities Placed Pri¬
has
:-
on
6 Months Ended Nov. 30—
Sales
at
and
partnership
a
Approximately
and
(B. F.)
■
General Mills, Inc.—Earnings Lower—
I
Co.,
Jr.,and
funds of the
employs
'
401.
p.
See
<
of
•
entered into a con¬
drilling platform from
mobile
water
open
Godchaux Sugars, Inc.—Control to Change Hands—
,
1801.
p.
Oil
irom
York,4 to
general
were
7
•
in
Glasscock-Tidelands
to
capital.
•expenditures
the third quarter's .-results, Mr. Mortimer said:
"Dollar sales were up only slightly over the same period a year ago,
but there was a substantial Increase—nearly 9%— In physical volume."
In
second
a
has
company
of related equipment. The balance of the proceeds will be added to the
$7,863,730, equal to $1.34 a com¬
or $1.00 a common share, for
for the quarter were
earnings
share, -compared with $6,024,635,
1954 December quarter.- -
of
drill
to
stockholders
and
made
New
;
.
operated by the Drilling com¬
for it by Bethlehem
constructed
Drilling
^$3,000 000 to be borrowed from The Mutual Life
*
$223,540,213 compared
three months last year. '.
v
133,
Glasscock,
were
.
over
Glasscock
Up—
$604,113,393.
the quarter ended Dec. 31
for
sales
$221,575,206
'with
•
all
G.
ended Dec. 31 were $664,095,654,
announced on Jan. 20.
Comparable
was
platform
the
purchase
designed
G.
working
nine
the
for
and
the proceeds of the stock sale, some $1,130,000 will be used to
directors
:./*%
check,
the
the
advances
months
-
G.
earnings
Net
check for $642,600,000
Stock.; ;;<yyy •/;•:
nine
the
drilling
1954;
nC.
months-totaled $28,681,321, equal, after
preferred dividends, to $4.86 a common share, compared wi-h $24,089;028, or $4.02 a common shafet for the. same period in 1954.
.
,
;
corporate
,
in
the drilling rigs
Among
mobile
a
for
■'/:j- Of
drive
Mortimer, President,
for the same period a year ago
Charles
offering of securities. A
payable to The Ford Foundation
was handed by Charles R. Blyth, President of Blyth &
Co., Inc., to H. Rowan Gaither, Jr., President of the
Foundation, in the offices of the Manufacturers National
Bank of Detroit, one of the two transfer agents for Ford
proceeds
others.
is
Co.
tract
•
for
sales
Net
-
The first public sale of this company's common stock was
closed on Jan. 26 with the largest check ever drawn for
the
Co.,
Bethlehem
drive turbines will be Installed on each
and 50. ^Aboard each " vessel two units
fans,-two more operate the fire pumps,,
turbines will -work the ballast pumps.
General Foods Corp.—Sales and Earnings
;
Mich.—Stock Sale Closed—
Co., Detroit,
Motor
and
for
Steel
turbines have-already been shipped
aboard the Hull No. 48 which is the prototype,
ore carrier class. —V., 183, p. 406.
,
:
'
for use
this bulk
of
Net
Ford
basis
100-horsepower at
'v.} y-
approximately.
rated
mechanical
DP-20
Japan
ship
48, 49
draft
three
remaining
the
Seven
to
forced
the
drive
while
is
mechanical
hulls
firm's
the
will
against
$22,264,822 for the previous year, a decrease of 12.4%.
The decline
in dollar volume was the result of reduced shipments by the Precision
Division as shipments of the Industrial Division increased about 6%,
William A. Earr, President of the company, said.yy .yii.IV'S''■<■■■. V"'y
The backlog of unfilled orders at year-end amounted to $13,600,000
a
on
at Kure, Japan.
turbines
the
of
Seven
'of
net-1!was equivalent, after
share on 390,688 shares of
year-end, and compares with $2.14
per
per share earned j on. 371,495 common shares outstanding at
of the preceding fiscal year, v,. ..::V :
Net sales (shipments)
for the year amounted to $19,500,159
against $18,800,000
oil
Drilling
G.E.'s
5,000-rpm.
to
"
Such
$2.18
at
'
the
of
Each
3,500
income of $894,158 after all charges
Oct. 31, 1955r compared with net of
net
ended
reports
and
development of its properties and the production and sale
gas
therefrom. Through its subsidiary,
C. G. Glasscock
it is also engaged in the drilling of oil and gas wells,
principally in the Gulf of Mexico and bordering states, on a contract
of
Sales Up—
turbines, with
Jan.
the SEC on
Organized in August 1954, the company is principally engaged In-the
acquisition of leases of prospective oil and gas properties, the explora¬
vine.",''of'New York, has
drive
statement with
registration
a
350,000 shares of its $1 par common stock, to be
public sale through an underwriting group headed by First
covering
for
repay
DP-20
21
Shipyard Division
The
filed
company
1956,
tion
placed an order
Small Turbine
and
Supercharger Department.
v;-/\■ VT,y-'y 'i7■>.
The units are
scheduled for installation aboard three 44,600-deadweight ton bulk ore carriers to be constructed by the firm's Welding
Foote Bros. Gear & Machine Corp.—Net Higher—
.
■
1955—Month—1954
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$8,778,212
$3,355,482 $104,i63,211 $94,929,016
Bulk Carriers;
mechanical
National
for
-
Co., William R. Staats & Co.. and Eastman, D'Uon & Co.
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
V;
.U
General Electric Go.—Receives Turbine Contract—
$211,407
$137,906
-
The
'
2687v
p.
'
■
Glasscock-Tidelands Oil Co.—Registers Stock
C.
$182,997 -:v $283,642
> 10,976 >'
V 9,115
'182,
or
California
#
Sales
y
15.432
yi.iyl'yllJil'
share
per
:
177;
$33,969
Statcitaxes^^yyyyy.
i n cc m e
Earnings
.
expenswifsrJjXsy
other.
31-i
Period End. Dec.
V
■—V.
Interest; and
This
18,
v
Gamble-Skogmo; Inc.—December
1954
■
died
General
of
development.
offered
shares then
director,
a
for
Y.,
With SEC—To Place Notes Privately—
all
■
181, p. 2692,
Y.—V.
N.
in December
which Schack
acquired
N.
stock.
General
Counter
Geiger
a
(C. G.)
•
of
intention
the
do
pany
$51,715
I
$44,824
to
amounted
Vice-President
Senior
Shirley,
Kirby
24
current
and
Middletown,
of
Mr. Schack is President of General.
with the proceeds of this offering
Scintilometer survey
of the property,
geological mapping, surface trenching and blasting at places deemed
warranted, and to diamond drill such locations as are indicated by
such early exploration
work as meriting such. Part of the proceeds
also will be used for plant facilities, salaries, wages, shaft and under¬
shares
is
It
ground
after
Schack
District
Mining
Kenora
the
39,995 shares of Tustin stock. Mr. Schack transferred this
General and
received
therefor
600,000 of the outstanding
to
615,000
marketable
$18,703,556 was cash and
liabilities amounted to $17,243,045.
which
'..'yi;
income
stock
in
Maurice
under
the
received
'
the 2,400,000
on
1955,,
31,
Dec.
of
as
per
claims
from
1955
organized
was
company
mining
'w.
":J
'
to $39;130,606i of
securities, and current
Current assets as of Dec. 31, 1954,
of which $8,793,171 was cash and marketable
liabilities amounted to $15,206,749.
';I;
;
First Springfield Corp.—Earnings Rise-7Year
New Jersey law in August 1954
to engage in the business of exploration, development and mining. It
owns all
bat five of the 40,000 authorized shares of capital stock of
Tustin Mines Ltd. (Ontario); and Tustin is the owner of unpatented
The
that
such statement
$12,491,058
'
dealers,
182, p. 2687.
to
amounted
1955
year
broker-
through salesmen employed by the company and through
who will receive a selling commission of 20%.
-
made
Withdrawn—
Any
is President of the company.—V.
Wiser
outstanding.
Currentv assets
Jan.
Dividend
'
Co., Berkeley, Calif.—Registration
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Earnings Show Gain— /
Outstanding
20,000 shs.
Authorized
20,000 shs.
.yy
is
statement covering the proposed issue of 1,000,000
stock
(par $10)
at $22 per share was declared
common
B.
Net
FINANCING
PRESENT
It
charges, including provision for Federal and State taxes, according to
John Hay Whitney, Chairman, and Langbourne M. Williams, President.
These earnings are equivalent to $1.96 per share on the 2,500,085
shares of common stock outstanding.
They compare with 1954 earn¬
proceeds to the company from the sale of the
capital stock' will be applied to paid-in capital in the amount' of
$200,000 and to paid-in surplus in the amount of $200,000.
I
EFFECT TO
ratio.
with more than half of this increase export
.•
•
1
'!
5.
p.
erroneous.
:■
was
GIVING
compared with
anticipated this
$8,543,743,
were
2.65-to-l
'
net
CAPITALIZATION
183,
registration
Ray
-
PROCEEDS—The
•'
1955,
a
by the SEC on Dec. 22, 1955 and continues effective.
incorrectly reported in our issue of Dec.
19, 1955,
.was
the
incorporated in Maryland on Dec.
i.iivuiag me luou.diice policies,
and
accident policies, and
annuity contracts. Its offices are
in the Munsey
Building, Baltimore 2, Md.
corporation
of
effective
A.
Finance
31,
J.)—Registers With SEC—
General Uranium Corp. (N.
The, corporation filed a legistration statement with the SEC on
Jan. 18, 1956, covering 400,000 shares of its 10 cents par common stock,
to be offered for public sale at $1 per share. The
offering is to be
improve
registration
shares
will
shares
Richard
and
Jr.,
Dec.
liabilities,
will
Freedom Insurance
The
■
unsubscribed
standard on large bombing and military cargo
183, p. 406.
1954.
Statement Declared Effective—Was Not
be offered to Louis Eliasberg, Louis
Eliasberg (President) for investment
purposes only.
The Messrs. Fliasberg have entered into en agreement
with the company to purchase such unsubscribed shares at $20.50 per
share
in
the
amount
of
33% %
of
the unsubscribed shares each.
Payment for these unsubscribed shares will be made no later than the
seventh
business day
following expiration of the initial offering to
Any
Eliasberg,
at
current
ratio
business.—V.
residing in Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, District
or
in
corresponding 1954 period,
Jan, 31, 1956 for 20,000 shares of its capital stock (par
$10) at $20.50 per share on the basis of one share for
each five shares of the Finance Co. held by stockholders
Columbia,
period
with increased shipments the third and
fourth quarters, the report said.
"
The report listed unfilled orders as of Dec. 31, 1955 at $11,506,000,
compared with $4,845,000 as of Dec. 31, 1954.
New orders during the
first six months of the current fiscal year were 67%
more than the
America at Baltimore the right to subscribe on or before
of
assets
Current
current
is offering to the class A and class B common
stockholders
comparaole
$3,223,542
■
■
First Federal Life Insurance Co.—Stock Offered.—This
company
the
higher than the first quarter of the current fiscal year.
404.
p.
'
-s
aircraft.—V.
after income taxes for the second
compared with $18,720 net profit
Shipments from the FWD plant
for October
through December, 1955, aggregated $3,863,655, approxi¬
mately $900,000 higher than the second quarter of 1954 and $965,000
for
truck tire and dropcenter rim
combination which was accepted as the standard for tne
industry by the Tire and Him Association, Mr. Firestone said. This
assembly was adopted as original equipment by leading truck manu¬
developed
the N-l system which is
quarter Just completed was $102,445,
products also appear to be most favorable. For these rea¬
looking forward to 1956 with confidence and enthusiasm."
are
company
5
(557)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
a
Ilammarlund
Manufacturing Co., Inc.
—
Note Placed
Privately—This company, it was announced on Jan. 24,
has placed privately a $300,COO instalment promissory
note, due Dec. 15,
1965, with an institutional investor.
6
(558)
Hardinge Co., Inc.—Introduces New Dryers—
This
has
company
introduced
selection
a
plant
or. laboratory
size»-Ruggles-Coles
.available in three models.
of
self-contained
.
Rotary
Dryers,
pilot
which
are
units
In
,
are
extremely compact, mounted
on
a
structural
steel
require only fuel and electrical connections to be placed
and
operation.
They
be moved
can
easily from
place
to place,—V.
to
181,
This
company in its 1955 report to stockholders showed
in sales and an increase of 34%
in net income.
Net
i
sales
and
operating revenues in 1955 amounted
high, compared with $187,547,566 in the
all-time
an
21'/c
a
•1954,
equal to $5.10
The
]in his letter
<6%
its
to
and
wages
that
salaries
during
1955
rates
wage
total
a
President,
averaged
of
approximately
1954.
$21,000,000
is
expected
for
spent
and
a
approval
stock
this
to
"exceed
in
purpose
the
all-time
to
stockholders next
1955
totaled
the preceding
"We
year when $7,578,000
planning considerable
are
plants
and
stated
products
in
section
a
ahead.
year
but
In
concluding
"will
be
his
tor
his
are
of consideration,
finished products."
1956
also
of
"There
stages
Total
high
who.ly
the
for
expansion
letter
from
The
its
of
recently
company
stock
outstanding
Mr.
ipar $10)
Bank
of
at SI 1
called
to
of
for
Detroit
for
of
(Mich.).
increase
for
over
Ended
Other
under
field
to
said
it
and
accrued
&
182,
testing
Nov.
14,
The
alumina
of
that
Ltd.
next,
all
and
charges
for
'
'
182,
\
314.
p,
'
•
F.
He
.of
'
American
Motors
of
of
50
the
ment,
which
&
director
stock
common
the
particulars.
the
use
Corp.;
.
the
was
of
this
of
'
Son
luxury
wlricn
sold
"by
made
In
the
of
•••
i
•
and
the
bankers,
New
York
corporation.
of
the
director
a
to
per
to
and
of
Boards
of
Las
$69,000
be
to
false
Mr.
the
issuance
held
that
Vegas,
of
of
Hall
1$2,
a
This
Scott
2249.
p.
"stop
statement
Spa's
failed
trust
deed
acting
the
Macbeth
filed
by
end
First
its
Macceth
sale
of
for
found
that
were
that
cooperation
and
la
or
an
Mr.
and
after
the
sale
and
the
formerly
stock
announced
cents
also
of
known
that
disease;
(par
been
used
S.
and
Spa's
Auther
was
investors
many
Mr.
Spa
for
incorporation
the
Neighbors and First
in
acquiring
principal
induced
were
property
National
for
for
increase
.>
property
and
under
to
its
be
to
fiscal
earnings
for
cents
the
quarterly
to
(2)
tract
land
of
including (1) failure
patronage
for
its
competition for three other
in
an
the
area
untrue
and
also
statement
to
that
be
Spa
connection
was
with
to
the
receive
ftock;
purchase
$48,000
of
in
the
cash
commissions
were
property
and
when
in fact
870 shares of Spa
and (5) failure to dis:lose that the
initial payment of $10 000
lor acquisition of the
property by Mr. Neighbors was made
from funds
and
1955,
re¬
of
the
company.-
,,
31
1354
•
'
:
•
11,136,634
5,271,261
1955
with
Life
do
2,607,378
$1.94
not
include
the
the
acquis tion by Lowenstein
of all of the stock of
Inc., whose earnings are not
Mills,
months
183,
shares
pectively,
re
figures,
dividend
1956.—V.
I
$3.68
Spofford
10
Jtock
share
of
also
and
2%
declared
before
adjust¬
Dec.
on
1955
8,
407.
p.
.
Insurance
made
was
Co.—Stock
Offered—
(par $10)
W. Brooks
Jan. 23 by P.
on
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
%
proceeds
for
$200,030
with
license
will
to
all
from
not
do
law
of
for
.
the
will
of
in
in
that
Maine.
Maine
state
This
investment
will
be
be
by
life
added
balance
in
to
the
of
of
the
by
the
$200,000,
the
securities
insurance
de¬
that
issued
deposit
used
the
order
be
may
cash
BUSINESS—Company,
former
Governor
of
organized
Maine,- is
only
net
pro¬
authorized
companies.
general
funds
Any
of
the
primarily
by
Burton
M.
Cross,
the second life insurance com¬
expec's
initially
insurance
forms,of
As
in
Commissioner
surance
life
business
life
Maine
of
its
offer
to
license to
various
annuities.
and
insurance
offered
to
qualify
to
do
will
be
plans
company
develops, it
health insurance as well
to
as
such
business.
of
on
the
reserve
initially
fields
insurance.
other
in
The
states,
act
company
legal
that
non-participating
a
enter
group
business
The
individual
contemplated
special
a
will
begin its
the Maine In¬
from
do
is
requires
company
receipt
types
It
the
and
which
The
following
of
also
company
the
as
all
basis.
accident
directors
determine.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
Capital stock
i
value)
par
UNDERWRITERS—-P.
Davis
divi¬
and
the
quar¬
($10
Co.
&
not
have
W.
31,500
shares
50,000 shs.
Co.
&
Inc.
and
Shelby Cullom
purchase from the company sevprally
shares
and
13,500
shares, respectively, of
above.—V. 182, p. 2131.
agreed
jointly,
offered
45,000
Brooks
Outstanding
50,000 shs.
-year.
cents
stock
including
pany to be created under Maine law,
of
the
Legislatire for such purpose.
25.6%
a
the
Treasurer
the
invested
so
sale
purposes,
business
of
the
corporate
or substantially
all of the
financing will be invested
the
Maine
from
general
Commissioner
share
per
previous
1955
12
to
overcomes
does
the
to
?;V' Mastic Tile Corp. of America—Merger Effective—
H.
rapidly
which
the
means
diabetic,
and
much
as
the
to
182,
p.
new
approach
with
a capsule
problem of an
the
of
fiscal
80%
year
Oct. 31,
$10,634,000 in
1955,
the
totaled
1954
that
J.
year,
'
Mr.
was
in
cash.
1.
On
liabilities
Current
-
liabilities
$1,248,088
were
31, 1954, current assets were
£954,613 or a ratio of 4.29 to 1.
of
or
of the Board of this corporation, and
Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa., announces the merger,
the Hachmeister Building Products Divison
of
-
•'
.
for
the
better
Tile
various
liaison
points
products
and
for
Hako
by
effected
the
sales,
Tile,
from
customers
throughout the country,
the
by
field
Mastic
and
four
t^e
according
.....
.
to
,<'■
Building Products Division manufactures and distributes
Hako
O.
manufactured
service
of production
Hachmeister.
an
eral
asphalt and vinyl-asbestos floor tile, plastic wall tile and a gen¬
line of special adhesives for iloor and wall covering.
Hachmeister, Inc., one of the largest producers of specialized prod¬
ucts
for
efforts
the
in
Mastic
baking
this
Tile
will
industry,
concentrate
now
its
manufacturing
field.
largest producer of resilient tile flooring in the
world, has plants in Nev.burgh, N. Y.; Long Beach, Calif.; Joliet, 111.;
and Houston, Texas.—V. 183, p. 408.
the balance sheet
Oct.
to
Tile.
Hachmeister
,
$4,294,797
3.44
Chairman
Hachmeister,
Mastic
activities
over¬
$19,151,229
fiscal
of
immediately,
promote
ended
the
over
Hachmeister,
The consolidation, the first major corporate change
nowly-elected Matico Board Chairman, will increase
heart
OBOLIP,
to the
A.
President
effective
MERCUHYDRIN, the
dropsy of heart failure
The company's financial
position continued strong,
of
Oct.
31, 1955, showing current assets of
Corp.,
which
.ratio
a
$4,097,887
McKesson & Bobbins, Inc.—Profits
-
and
Up Sharply—
Consolidated net income for the nine months ended Dec. 31,
1955
in his letter to shareholders>*sajd:;."Sales-for-Novera-- :>v-was $6 040,552, equivalent to $3.27 per share on the 1,843.880 com¬
ber and December are
mon shares outstanding on that date, according to George Van Gorder,
expected to approximate $2,500,000.:,; We -hav»;i
during the last three rroitbs of tho c. lender .ye^r Jast.
closed, received a Chairman. ,t This was. alter provision of $6,841,859 for Federal innew
orders totaling some £4,000,000,-which
-come taxes.
orders,,'will* be placed hi'
production commencing January, 1956. • '
/ in
(he
i .- .' CVi
corresponding period of 1954, net income was *5.160.096,
Mr.
•
Ostergren,
.
"In the foundry
business, it is difficult to make future -predictions,
however, if present factors remain unchanged, the fiscal
year of 1956
should
be
Mr.
mufch
satisfactory."
more
Ostergren
also
•
when
the
1955
year
the
180,
1335..
p.
:•--
>
Lane Bryant, Inc.—Stock Tenders Asked—
The
company
its
at
41/2 %,
the
the
meeting
issue
A
of
would
notice
be
The
Jan.
suspension
listed
does
and
that'it
stock
scheduled
26
the
on
that the issue would
too
few
shares
Only 2,354 shares
main
at
for
would
£51
Jan.
31
accept
share
per
were
be
not
-York
apply
on
to
183,
an
the
to
Receipt
of
60
the
totaled
pean
of
days
orders
was
Aircraft
proposals to
Exchange .ticker
dealings on Feb. 6
comply with Exchange
common
of
shares,
for
five
announced
Learstar executive
on
Jan.
and
included
the
24
of
by
J.
Lear,
42,526 shares.
which
first
transports
Nelson
Inc.
two
wLl
re¬
within
Kelly,
the
Manager
The
new
contracts
Learstars
sold
to
Euro¬
concerns.
these orders
to
nearly $4,000,000
already
to
in
the
this
was
of
$2,380,198
eouivalent
income
to
1,846,125 common shares then
period amounted to £5,382,463.
Dec. 31, 1955 was $2,735,720
Federal
income
taxes.
This
was
the common stock.
It
compares
of $2,916,071
for
$1.48 per
share on
income
net
Federal
S1.29
in
per
the
corresponding period of 1954,
after provision of $2,523,535
share,
taxes.
182,
p.
415.
Menasco Manufacturing Co.—Reports
shipped has
con-
Profit—Expans'n
Henry P. Nelson, President, on Jan. 24 announced that for the first
months of operations of the 1956 fiscal year, which period ended
six
Dec.
to
31,
22y2
Mr.
1955,
profit
cents per
$297,415
was
share on
on
sales
1,318,100 shares
of
of
$8,379,197,
stock
amounting
outstand ng.
Nelscn
000,000,
reported a current backlog of orders in excess of $30,with an additional $10,000,003 of orders under negotiation. He
stated this was the highest backlog of orders in the h storv of the
company and shows a sharp increase from the figure of $20,000,000
reported to the shareholders at their annual meeting held Nov. 9, 1955.
He said
the expansion
programs at both the Burbank
and
Texas
plants are being financed principally by long-term mortgage borrowings
amounting to approximately $2,000,000. The increased working capital
requirements during the balance of the year, necessitated by starting
costs which consist primarily of engineering and
tooling expenses
load
'and
,
"Adding
on
months ended
Mr.
Van
Gorder
reported that net
sales
for
the
nine
months
through Dec. 31. 1955 were $394,872,271 compared with $366,008,757
the corresponding period of the previous year, an increase of 7.9%.
retire
210.
p.
Engineering Division
$1,900,000
with
that,
Stoek
original issue
three
tenders
and
suspended from
outstanding
remain
traded.—V.
New
the
provision
which
for
for
in
Lear, Inc.—To Increase Learstar Production—
last
after
considered.
appeared
announcing
announced
preferred
directors
because
rules.
25
cumulative
income
equivalent
—V.
Jan.
on
to $2.79 per share
outstandmg. The tax provision
Net
explained
fiscal
equivalent
•
that the major portion of the sales
occurred during the first two quarters
corporation obtained an important number of customers of
two
competing foundries wh'ch closed in 1954.
He
emphasized that
Lakey Foundry Corp. has sufficient facilities to meet the
usual require¬
ments of these new customers.—V.
increase in
of
the
Inc.
common
declared.
year.,
current
possible
possible
construction
inter-racial basis;
in
constructed,
respect
reveal
interest
28,
Fidelity
of
balance
.
and
Spa's description
the
of
the
company.
490,338
shares .of outstanding capital stock compared with $139,74§ or 29 cents
a
share on
an
equal number of shares outstanding in the previous
therefore "Investors should be given
concerning the activities of Village, Mr. Neighbors
in
of
12,632,878
i The
connection
Lowenstein's
company
under
Ostergren, President, reported on Jan. 24. Net income, after taxes and
charges, amounted to $166,262 or 34 cents a share on the
that
material deficiencies
the
ceeds
718.
Sales
in
dominates
Mills,
the
per
together
of Lakeside include
NEOHYDRIN,
insulin
as
products
a
of
in
Oct.
paid on Jan. 3,
Mastic
on
funds
at
A,
balance
9,908,023
dividends,
company's
Lakcy Foundry Corp.—Reports Higher Earnings—
some
land
general
outs;anding
share—
and
in
insurance
highest in company history,
10
was
weight patient.—V.
,
controls
used
no
in
Neighbors
from
extra
provides the physician with
through foreclosure
Village's securities were
Macbeth
not-
paid
cents
injection
liver
patient
proposed
acquiring the property from
any
person
having a material
relationship with it when, in fact, the
property is being acquired
from Mr. Neighbors, who
acted pursuant to Mr. Macbeth's
instructions
r.nd participate in the sale of
Spa stock; (3) an rntrue statement that
Mr. Neighbors h'd
acquired the property for $75,000 when
his purchase
1 rice was $50,000; (4) an untrue statement that
l!r.
increased
17%
series
The
common
Insurance
19
that
97
vs.
$368,615,
per
for
positing
Jan.
on
last
was
a
well
leading
lost
had
were
that
with
and
project, and the failur to
planned
which
Village funds
rpon wmch its development is
to
include
information
with
hotels
has
1955
year
was
the
stock,
dividends.
price
shares
newest
Other
the sales were
the funds were placed
disbursed under his direction
expenses; that Edward
securities of both; that
National."
operated on
manufacturer
fiscal
to
preferred
accrued
loans;
$5,718,335
18,775,121
PROCEEDS—Net
Laboratories, Inc., Milwaukee, Wis.—Earns.
drug
repay
bank
the
purchase
Public offering of 45,000 shares of capital stock
-%;/
announced
plus
i—
& Co. Inc. and
and its subsidiaries number approxi¬
drug stores, hospitals and institutions
states of New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
lp,
to
of
.
Stock Exchange
shares of common
5,000,000
used
balance
-
27
at $25
than
retail
the
Jan.
On
the
over
rate
The
Village securities.
^OIT1m*ssi°n also fovnd
business
other
be
265,823,946 224,876,390
Maine
trading in securities.
products in the Lakeside line include DACTIL, for the
relief of pain and spasm in the
digestive tract; TRIDAL, for disorders
throughout the gastrointestinal tract, and PIPTAL, which normalizes
gastric secretion and motility in peptic ulcers.
this
state¬
supervision,
and
Mr.
selling.securities of Spa;
complete information
cf
businesses
or
the American
"
ethical
$1.23
terly and
Commission,
misleading statements,"
general
Village to Spa;
in
and
more
year's previous high of $293,429.
The increased
earnings are attributable to lowered costs, in both the manufacture
and distribution of the Lakeside
products. - On Dec.
order"
registration
notes;
was
the
and
by
Commission
promotional
vere
or
added
shares iss'-ed
inclidcd
company
in
of
constructed
the
companies;
from
business
cumulative
$104
preferred
Oct.
ment
independent
include
Net income for 1955
companies.—V.
public offering of 12,000 shares of its
share,, was false and misleading in various
the registration statement Spa
proposed to
Macbeth's
of
with
oi
and
Lakeside
the
near
to
According
Mr.
furnished
switcn
or
be
to
the
taxes
Covington
a
the
other
lands
salesman
143,041
declaring
80%
of
shares
"After
intends
of
Inc., and of
$1,264,668
f.nd
of
4'%%
taxes___"
"Earnings
company,
an
by
directors
as
The
order
an
.*
until
-
.
p.. 407.
of
stock
common
division of Pacific Mills; and
with
the redemption of 51,984
sales
After
ground
.
and
"were largely dissipated or
diverted to the persoiai
of promoters."
Thereafter, Mr. Macbeth employed one
Sidney
Neighbors to find other acreage in the Los
Vegas area for Village;
and
Neignbors' negotiations culminated in an
arrangement
by Mr'
Macbeth, as President of Spa, to
purchase from Mr. Neighbors for
$108,000 new propert es which Mr.
Neighbors had contracted to acquire
for $50,000. Stockholders of
Village were offered Spa stock in
exchange
for their
holdings of Village stock at the rate of two shares
of Spa
stock
for
each
$o00
invested
in
Village.
Mr.
Neighbors and First
National Co. of Nevada, which
was controlled
by him, participated in
making this exchange offer and in the sale of
Spa securities, using an
both
issuance
into
cotton
connection
in
will
Before
$400,000,000
break
convertible
net
proceeds are
$5,000,000
to pay
price
Common
this
company has sold
200,000 treasury snares-to Rio Tinto (Canada) Ltd. at
$2,50;per share."
The $500,000 so raised will be used to meet
expenditures On the de¬
velopment of the company's properties.—V. 183, p. 209.
!
•
v
W.
connection
this
principally
benefit
office
the
a
York.
The
;•
Board—
on
Committee
registration
a
Commission
s5UU
was
means
control
year.—V.V183,
to
proposed acquisition
and
second
preferred
in
listing
account
Manufacturing Co., and-a director
announced
proposed
hot*l
stock
hotel
under
planned
be
<tj
to
reset
proceedings.
Aluminum's
is
It
9,
According
of
its
the
businesses,
as
will
income
Net
$2.12
had
$44,000
of
acts
2,400
describe a related venture.
International Village,
Inc., of which Hugh E. Macbeth, Sr., President and
principal promoter
of Spa. was also a
promoter.
That company, which also
a
this
announced
after
original
own
located
$6,124,587
\\
r.
ACF-Wrigley Stores,
Chairman
&
lor
serviced
New
Las
fa lure
26
Board of Governors of
its
dend
20
proceeds
near
of
mately
40,511
of the offering to erect and
operate a luxury resort
Vegas, with a gambling casino and other
facilities,
to be opeiated on an
integrated basis, seeking patronage from all races.
One of the principal deficiencies found in
the registration statement
hotel
by April of
Jan.
tomers
7,473,451
investment
Finance
and numerous
the
at
Kaiser
rate, public
by amend-
supplied
1955
Total
Lake Nordic Uranium Mines Ltd. (Canada)—Sells Stk.
Co.,
director
effectiveness
had
of
progress.
imere.t
be
"v
•
wnich
was
incorporated in 1919, and
distributor purchasing aid selling
variety of nationally advertised brands of
pharmaceuticals, chem cals, proprietaries, toiletries and sun ries, in¬
cluding the lines of majojr drug and toiletry manufacturers. Cus¬
28,020
$2.44
•
Case
A.
Jan.
company.
In its decision,
;
„
Tne
to
are
SALES AND EARNINGS FOR 10 MONTHS ENDED OCT.
companies
types
cents)
for
ing Suspended—
suspending
in
of
primarily
556,430
$7,034,935
•
of
a
Arma
on
part
are
now
company,
approved
International Spa, Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—Stock
Offer¬
SEC
Va.,
program
on
the
used
proceeds
on
(D.) Kaltman & Co., Jersey City, N. J.—Listing—
13,975
___;
Allen
a
Inc.,
Co., and W.
The
announced
-
its
increase
:
Manager,
investing, reinvesting, owning, holding
See also V. 183, p. 209.
;
V;/:'--/
;
.
Teleregister Corp.,
'
General
help
SEC
The
7,913,071
'
'
elected
Bosch
and
outstanding common
stock
by Kaiser
Motors Corp., will continue to be
|exempt from the Investment Com¬
pany
Act of 1940 as a company primarily engaged,
directly and
through majority-owned subsidiaries and through controlled
1954
616,100
;
Chairman
Dairies,
$8,000,000 caustic-chlorine plant
to be built at
Gramercy, La.,
an
plant
Co.
"
company's
demption
construct
alumina
&
terms
/
of
be
the
plant
this
that
$15,721,643 $14,222,999
___
—
•'
,
underwriting
Dillon
underwriting
1966.
approximately
will have a capacity of 500,000'tons of alumina
per
supply the corporation's al uminum reduction facilities,
being expanded to acapacity of 654,003 tons annually.
plants at Gramercy and a new 220,000 ton reduction plant at
similar
315,904
taxes
Harder,
also
is
Foremost
will
new
Vice-President
W.
Eastman,
and
debentures
new
1,
Part
,*
by
price
of the inventories of the
these facilities
that
Subs.)—
160,661
__
Industries, Inc.—Harder
City, has been
$8.33
(Henry J.) Kaiser Co.—Exemption from Holding Co. Act
$13,907,095
—
:
;
William
$9.42
,
(&
143,562
Iloudaille
i
";*v
...
The
Feb.
cn
all
management-. $15,560,932
interest
earnings
Earnings per share—
'
5,857,142
15,345
are
The
headed
offering
ment.
Gramercy
facilities,
Including
both
alumina
and
causticplants, will be built at a total costof $60,000,000.
The
Ravenswood,
of
interest
for income
See details in V. 183, p. 407.
group
28,461
;
•
expansion
National
1955
after
.
—V.
its
to
to
which
preferred
dividends at the
______
Net
of
1, 1970, offered pub-
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—Stock to Parent— V
■
8,117,926
share
per
24.
The
convertible
30—
income—.
Provision for depreciation—
Provision
(2):'•;
1014.
Rhoades,
chlorine
1638.
p.
Feb.
on
Worts
income
Bank
Staats
$48,807,564
t
various
anticipated
was
Hercules."—V.
Total
Debenture
escrow;
$76,456,174
outstanding
corporation
A.
Jan.
Upon
manufacture, distribution
■■
in
$3,000,000
Dec.
Jan. 16 by Smith, Barney & Co. and William R.
& Co. at 103%, plus accrued
interest, has been
on
sold.
by
operations
due
any
.
phase
cumulative
Iliram Walker-Gooderham
from
182, p.
adjacent
D.
Earnings Up—
Quarter
asset value
This
existing
presentation
of
stock
certificates,
holders may receive immediate
payment in full. The conversion privilege
will expire at the clcsc of business on Feb.
9, 1956. At July 31, 1955,
there were outstanding 30,387 shares of
preferred stock.—V. 177, p. 529,
Earnings
while
are
will
purpose.
only
materials
new
redemotion
5%
share
par
there
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.—New Plant—
processes," Mr. Forster
stockholders dealing
with the
Forster
year
shares
shares
shareholders
1971.
s
promoters'
whether
%
shares
Net
new
laboratory
assets.,
of
—V.
Iligbie Manufacturing Co.—Notes Sold Privately—The
company ha3 arranged to place privately, through Shearson, Hammill & Co., an issue of $750,000 4%% notes due
:>
licly
.
of
savings plan
described
in
an
this
not
net
year,
report,
good
another
of
sale
indication
any
that
Number
month.
$7,903,000,
spent
was
number
a
statement
Number
stockholders of "an employee
pian"
which he said were fully
proxy statements to be sent
Research expenditures for
there
Investment Co. of America—Assets at New High— .'
1955
V
1954
1954."
by
option
are
As of Dec. 31—
that the Hercules board of directors had recommended
to stockholders tor approval a three-.or-one
split of the common stock
of the company, Mr. Forster disclosed in his letter that the
board is
seeking
the
upon
issue - of
debentures
'
Reporting
also
shares
is
nor
Sold—The
subordinated
...
,
some
stated
Debentures
v.■
exemp¬
among other things, that it was
to be issued to the promoters im¬
.
said
.
of
such
under promoters'
escrow
'
stated,
Spa "had no underwriter"
'
incorrect, since both
ana Mr. Auther have so actedbat tbiar fact and their
The SEC had issued an
order-authorizing this company to issue and
compensation should be disclosed along with the arrangements for sale
sell to its parent, Middle South
Utilities,"-Tncr, an -additional 1,100,000
of stock through Firrt
National; (3) the description of Mr. Macbeth's '. '.shares of its common stock for $4,500,000. Proceeds are
to_be used by
..activities with respect to Village is grocslv "misleading, particularly
Louisiana to pay in part the cost of construction
of needed additional
'in respect of its disc.aimer of
facilities.—V. 182, p. 1700.
any responsibility on the; part of Mr.
:
■/
■;
Macbeth for the
4--v • . M
1.
'•
1'
1
«r **
r
\
improper application of investors' funds;' and (41 a
{ reference
to
an
injunctive
% ; (M.)
preceeding against Spa s as; "no : longer
Lowenstein & Sons, Inc„. N. Y.—Registers With
,
pending" is misleading in view of the fact that that proceeding resulted
Securities and Exchange Commission—
in the entry of an
order restraining bpa from selling securities in
violation of the Securities Act which is in full-force and effect.—
The corporation on Jan. 20 filed a
registration statement with the
•>'
V. 171, p. 1441.
&EC
covering
$40,000,000
of
y
25-year
subordinate
debentures
due
-ip''■
Feb.
1, 1981, to b" offered for public sale
through an
were increased from $3 to $3.30 a share, which
represented a somewhat lower percentage of earnings
than in recent years "in anticipation oi an
increasing need for funds
to meet contemplated expansion."
'
Expenditures for construction in 1955 totaled $12,998,000, financed
entirely
through internally-generated funds.
Mr.
Forster
said
the
program
the
Mr. Neignoois
v
payments
construction
not
the
Forster said
lt>oo
conditionally and in
Commission
whether
restrictions
in¬
to $226,651,058,
Albert E.. Forster,
employees.
to stockholders
higher than In
Dividend
Mr.
the
firmed our company judgment that a
very large market exits for this
type of airplane. Consequently, projected production
through 1956 is
being substantially Increased," Mr. Kelly said.
"
-
.
.
out in
11,281
the
mediately or during
the sale of registered stock, the reference to
"promoters' exemption" is without meaning, the escrow
arrangements
share.
a
paid
company
£63,158.974
."
.
clear
are
preceding year.
i
Net income alter all charges was $19,012,125, equal to $6.90 a share
of common stock.
This compares with net income of $14,140,070 in
■
.
not
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—Reports Record Earnings—
crease
the promoters,
tion
646.
p.
.
obtained from the sale of Spa stock, and that
the trust deed for
$40.oou given by Mr. Neighbors for the balance was In
default;.'-;,
The
Commission
also
found
numerous'
other deficiencies' in
registration statement, including the following, /(l). with
Vespect to
references 1,0 i2,uuu snares of Spa stock to be issued "share1 for share
1
,
All
Jrame,
\
the
require
heavier
the
cost
of
initial
utilization of
all
production
of
the
on
new
models,
$1,350,000 current
will
line
probably
credit,
of
Volume
183
Number 5503
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(559)
with
assurances
business.
ending
be
It
is
June
this
anticipated
30,
somewhat
be
can
1956
lower,
increased
financial
will
be
if
required
results
for
satis,actorjr
and
corporation
fiscal
profits
should
result
dends will bb payable March 9 to
cash, .dividend w.ll be
payable only on shares
shareholders
yeari
might
in
"The
sub¬
:'V
•„
Metal & Thermit Corp.—Boosts Ultrox
This
additional
carry
entire
though
the; expanded business
progress thereafter.—V. 182, p. .613.
"
stantial
to
the
even
Ultrox
Capacity—
is
substantially increasing facilities for the pro¬
quality zirconium silicate glaze opacifiers, Ultrox
George C. Betz, Sales Manager of M & T's Chem¬
ical
&
500W,
Metals
Division
has
announced.
Installation
of
additional
beginning in February,
productive capacity will be increased by 35%.
The
corporation
has
specialized
in' the
manufacture
of
ceramic
opacifiers for more than 30 years.
Its first products in this field
were tin oxide and
sodium antimonate, used in glazes and cast iron
The
respectively.
Ultrox
has
and
The
zirconium
since
pensive,
been
highly
Ultrox
production
«:
silicate
opacifier
special
been
has
white
introduced
was
used in ceramic
opacifier is required.
opacifier
glazes
recently
"The
ture
inex¬
essential
&
Thermit
office,
has
announced.
warehouse
the joint operation.—V.
and
183, p.
He
plant
also
d.sclossd
facilities
in
plans
Toronto
408.
to
to
tures Sold—
ed
the
corporation
20,
be
1956,
filed
for
registration
a
covering
offered
125,000
pubnc
sa.e
$4
its
of
with
$1
share.
per
par
The
the
announced
was
Jolson,
our
will
$30,000
President,
organization.
accumulate,
"will
We
Jan.
on
in
present
over
to
a
closed
21.
effect
make
these
deben¬
quota,
with
bonds
carry
maturity.
We estimate
period of 20 years, an
a
&
Telegraph
on
Inc.
Co.—Deben¬
Jan. 24 report¬
on
recent
a
New York Central RR.—To
Reopen Exchange Offers—
Albany RR. above
408.
p.
and Ware
>;/ ■;,
River
;
RR.
below.—V. 183,
•
by Campbell, McCarty & Co., Inc., of
Detroit, on
basis, for which it will receive a selling commission of
60
cents
3%%
bonds,
series
due
O,
March
1,
1978.
be
principal amount pius accrued interest will
Bank, New York City.—V. 183, p. 111.
per
Redempt'n
made
its
saie
oi
such
intends
follows:
(a)
balance
which
of
to
the
use
$50,000
note
a
were
homes in
t ie
net
will
be
secured
added
Metropolitan Detroit
proceeds
applied
by
Payment
at
The
at
the
Hanover
approximately
$400,000
and
for
other
Rise—Arranges
corporate
&
Co.
Bank
purposes.—V.
179,
(& Domestic
New
$
319,100,839
8,791,551
1,249,286
584,152
150,000
■
2,712,583
395,779
"4NOTE—At
shares of
includes
to
as
Oct.
29,
an
at
North
sale of refrigerator cars.
The
an
the
average price
of
$12.65
share and
per
balance of
be exercised prior tp. May 1, 1:156.
obligation under the stock option plan, 11,900
capital stock of the company were purchased in the
open market during 1954 at a total cost of
$167,611.
At Oct. 29, 1955,
8,753 of these shares,
having a cost of $123,286, were held.
W, W. McCallum, President, noted that the
net working capital of
the company increased
by $1,872,755 during the year.
He said the
increase, in large measure, "resulted from the net income of
$2,712,589, the sale of the company's
Philadelphia branch house properties
and the excess of the
provision for depreciation over and above the
expenditures for property, plant and
equipment." Part of this increase
in working capital was offset
by dividend disbursements, payments on
long-term debts and the investments made in the stock of John J.
&
and
in
stocks
Moines,.Iowa.
On
Dec.
:,
30,
1955,
Bank
First National
loan
of
of
securities
1'-'h'v'
-
the
and
.y
of
Foxbilt,
Inc.
of
Des
hy-h-i''777.7
entered
company
into
an
'V.7
with
agreement
the
Chicago whereby that Lank is committed to
a
$4,200,000,
the funds to be available to the company at
any
July 1, 1956. The loan consists of six serial notes in the
$700,000 each, due on April 1 of eacn year frcm 1959 to
1964, inclJS-ve.
Mr.
McCallum
said
the loan
was
arranged for the
purpose of providing additional working capital
but, under the terms of
the
agreement, the funds are available for all corporate
purposes.
—V. 181, p. 2121.
time prior to
of
amount
cf
providing additional working capital but, under the terms of the
agreement, the funds are available for all corporate purposes.—V.
181,
p. 2121.
'"-"y
.>7V'"7''; 77:7'
Assets Increased—
As of Dec. 31—
Total
net
Shares
Net
-
—V.
180,
value
$8,304,394
$5,606,323
Northern
J National
■
Samuel
for
crude
Fla.
and
$9.aa
„
share
per
—
Container Corp.—Crude Tall Oil Installations
Kipnis,
President,
tall
production
oil
Kipnis
have
19
been
announced
completed
that
at
its
and
installations
Jacksonville,
both
units
by acid treatment of black
kraft pulp mul.
a
One
Inc.
other
of
said.
will
Its
produce
tion
of
entire
production
lor
from
year
".
multi-million
h^s
1956
been
this
a
month,
per
sold
under
profit
a
by-product, he stated.—
I'"'-"'".:,
;
'■7',
•'When
completed
plant of this company at Westwego, La.
Melvin H. B_.ker, Chairman, revealed on Jan. 28.
in
the
Spring,
the
plan?
will
be
able
to
produce
gypsum
building products for 50.000 homes annually.
The
gypsum building materia)* in th? South is
expected to be
substantially by the new mill's production.
shortage of
relieved
,The
Westwego plant is part of the company's five-year,
expansion
struction
completed,"
National
the
Mr.
Coast
Construction
months
new
ago.
planus
plant's
The company has three other plans under con¬
expanding four others.
"When
these
projects are
Baker
noted, "we will be ready to start others."
is
Gypsum
West
$75,000,000
program.
and
dock
previously
and
the
on
"It
first
in
in
is
has
revealed
plans
to
build
plants
on
Canada.
load
of
80%
raw
March.—V.
gypsum
183,
p.
M»\
rock
B^ker
will
be
reported.
unloaded
The
at
the
6.
directors
common
sale
on
stock,
Jan.
and
25
declared
a
also
declared
a
dividend
10%
of
stock
59
cents
dividend.
1954.—V.
183,
per
The
share
divi-
construction
and
.::y
-
24.
211.
p.
■
business,
"y
/
'7777* ■/"'
■■■
is
to
.7
Associated
and
for
the
also
certificates
Commerce
be
i3sue
certificates
secured
Trust
for
new
'
-
,
on
from
are
Halsey,
Stuart &
Co.
S'/aS.
as
the
and
aluminum
company's
SEC
the
Stroud
subject
"77
":V;
to
the
authoriza¬
777-
offering
&
are—Drexel
&
Inc.—V. 183, p. 408.
Co.
States
company
covering
shares
of
be
(the
I
Power
Net
for
is
Co.
y ,yy.
Union
Securities
Co.;
(Minn.)—Registers With
time
proceeds
to
will
sale
to
one
used
the
ih
this
It
11
of
to
The
share
includes
and
resources
Mathieson
Prudential
facilities
plant,
'Ohio
be
bank
(CST).—V.
183,
for
each
with
and
Both
the
100,000
issues
near
West
connected
to
the
aluminum
line.
power
The
he
tion Coal Co
of
plant
and
20
shares
Ohio.
built
plant
Oct
the
cash
position
of
the
by the, proposed payment
$11,572,250 principal amount of
prepayment of $7,750,000
principal
due
on
the
Oct.
were
the
made
in
construction
both
on
at
the
the
1,
1956, and
program described
construction
loans
under
before
or
1955
as
program.
of
-
■
stock
common
hours
interim
10
and
a.m.
and
408.
p.
operated
31—
Earnings before
Net
taxes
on
Dividends
on
income
taxes
earnings
1955
181,
994,266
724,276
360,000
45,000
176,263
share—
—
$331,276
175,266
$2.64
$1.89
;
203.
Bell
Telephone
million
dollars
Electric
order
Ohio.
location will
by
known
Net
Net
182,
One
the:
Consolidation
of
plant,
unit
Olin
Coal
win
will
bo
American
Co.
System.
The
plant
Gas
Mathieson
Both
will
be
the
site
and
is
should
coal
major
a
new
use
lead
to
at
Omal,
vast
coal
;
power
designed
of
the
these
of
at
to
be
of
over
resources
This
The
ara
aluminum
from
coal
operations
cocl
reserves
have
been
300,000,000 tons.
The initial requirements of
about 2,000,000 tons, and reserves are
adequate
in the future.
are
operations
capac.ty
under
certificates
order
to
help
plant
of
the
will
have
aluminum
capacity'of
a
plant
will
of
necessity
increase
the
from
supply
of
v;/."
■
t
alumina
only
near
-
resources
then
more
annum
Mathieson
several
Ohio,
produced
power
developments.
Olin
new
of
estimated
are
share
electric
like
plants are
being built
U. S.
Government issued in
primary aluminum.
The
the
resources
of
additional
expanded
The
of
substantial
a
area
the
per
advantage
cost
a
adjoining the Upper Ohio River.
installation
be
,
230,000
60.000
tons
tons
per
per
about
year.
At
year.
115,000 tons of alumina will be
required for the
plant and the other 115,000 tons of
surplus alumina will
available
to
the
market.
Most
of
the
60,000 tons of
finished
aluminum will be consumed
by the Metals Division of Olin Mathieson.
However, in view of the need of
flexibility, the corporation will be
both a buyer and a
seller of prime aluminum in
order to keep the
fabricating facilities in balanced supply.
Among other products which the
fabricating facilities produce la
"Olin
Roll
Bond"
produced at its East Alton,
Illinois plant.
This
patented product Is used in
many forms of heat exchange work.
Bauxite, the major raw material
required, will be shipped to the
United States from Surinam
(Dutch
Guiana).
Olin
Mathieson
haa
signed a long-term
supply contract for its Initial requirements.
aluminum
be
shipments
rival
for
1957—V.
Olympic Radio
Brantz
Morris
First
stockpiling
early in
Mayor
Sobin,
&
has
the
of
183,
material
raw
scheduled
are
for
ar¬
403.
p.
Television Inc.—New Director—
been
elected
.President, .has
director
a
announced.
Chemicals Corp.; 380 Madison
Ave.,
of
this
Mi?. Mayor
New York,
N.
corporation,
is "President
Y.—V.
182,
of
2359.
p.
O'Quin Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files With
SEC—7
The
corporation
Arnold
Feldman
working capital,
Co.,
New York,
issuer.
^7;77
7
Jan.
18 filed
a
letter of notification with the
shares of 6% preferred stock to be
offered at par,
The proceeds are to be used for
on
SEC covering 46,500
flat ($1 per share).
etc.
will
probably
act
agent
as
-":.7:7v
The letter of notification
also
for
the
,4'2
..
includes
a
proposed offering of 1,860
common shares
(par $1) for the account of a
selling stockholder.'.
It is reported that
this company is promoting a food
product which
will be sold through the chain
stores.
Bing Crosby recordings will be
used to promote the
product and, it is understood, that he is interested
in
the
company.
The
York
company's
22,
N.
office
is
located
at
595
1955—Month—1954
$
announced
that subscriptions
were
of
of
out
213,845 shares
received
for
210,772
stock
common
offered
The offering expired
Jan. 23.
The 3,073 unsubscribed shares were
taken
by the underwriting group headed by
Morgan Stanley
& Co.
See details in V.
183, p. 111.
Parke, Davis & Co.—New Drug Announced—
This
or
parts
Graydon
motion
T.
of
of
Walker,
United
firm
18
its
amebiasis,
new
has
drug,
been
Camoform,
made
has
Vice-President
States
and
and
Director
Canada,
said
of
the
Sales
and
world-wide
released Camoform
in tubes
of
20
grooved
used
available
states.
L.
871)
Jan.
on
intestinal
26
the
in
maceutical
(C.
announced
company
treatment
all
Hydrochloride tablets,
tables.—V. 183, p. 409.
in'
Pro¬
phar¬
250 mg.
Peabody Coal Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary
offering of 25,000 shares of common stock (par $5) was
made on Jan. 24 by Blyth &
Co., Inc., at $12 per share,:
dealer's discount of 50 cents
per
a
share.—V.
409.
183,
-
Pfaudler
Six
Co.—Reports Increased Earnings—
Months
Net sales
Ended
Nov.
7
30—
1955
1954
$7,638,043
$6,194,055
,
shipped
Net earnings after income
taxes,—347,463
Earned per common share..
$1.93
Regular divs. declared for the six-month period
$0.90
Unfilled
orders
booked
of
as
Nov.' 30,
1955
totaled
210,487
$1.17
" $0.70
$6,118,000
as
compared to $4,708,000 at May 31, 1955 and $3,955,000 at Nov.
30, 1954.
—V. 179, p. 1935.
Phillips Petroleum Co.—1955 Net Up 25%—
The
Paul
'
s
with
During
190,817,933
168,594,719
sales
120,358,653
111,100,332
000,000
29,261,378
23,235,962
1,139.250
1,095,883
13,108,241
11,675,017
income
2,383,447'
2,187.033
28.089,656
22,533,408
2,418,503
2,185,428
28,086,195
22,486,111
income
in
1955
the
on
$5.20
President.
17,142,787
on
lesser
a
Estimated
earnings per share
outstanding at year-end
shares
number
of
shares
outstanding
were
com¬
a
year
earlier.
2,262,691
charges—_—
net
Endacott,
based
pared
1955—11 Mos.—1954
$
company's
will
approximate $95,000,000,
which
is
$19,000,000,
or
25%, greater than In
1954,
according to
preliminary estimates released on Jan. 23 by K. S. Adams, Chairman,
15,840,089
2133.
New
up
10,294,482
taxes—"
Avenue,
to holders in the ratio of
l-for-10.
2,510,242
taxes-
Madiscn
Y.
Outboard,Marine & Manufacturing
Co.—Offering 981/2%
Subscribed—Joseph G, Rayniak, President, on Jan. 24,
12,271,587
p.
Kammer
each.
subsidairy of
joint subsidiary
service
nation's
billion
tens
and
located in the states
18,309,528
operating
afUr
the
as
kilowatts
a
Co.
to
take
The
2,000
and
the
on
for
should
board
annual
than
a
is
of
this
1956
be
substantial
a
estimated
earlier.
year
$175,000,000,
earnings
penditures
scored
income
gross
more
Commenting
The
Phillips
1955
proximately
that
—V.
be
by the Ohio Power Company and integrated inta
&
in
Virginia.
expenses..
operating
transmission
Clarington,
revenues—
income
tension
will
major coal mine whici
the Pittsburgh Consolida¬
American
$5.54
Co.—Earnings Higher—
$
Operating
Operating
bo
slightly
and
development up to 1,350,000 kilowatt
capacity.
Pennsylvania RR. is extendirig its tracks at
and
Ohio
be
Bottom
33,000
$469,266
-
a
1954
480,000
—
—
—
paid—$1
p.
will
on
to
plant
power
Tha
be
|
$14,946,872 $14,215,663
income..
(estimated)——
Earnings per share—
—V.
will
The
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
'*
—
State, income
mill
Electric
for
Gas
'
v
Valley.
new
operated
Pittsburgh
be
corporation,
River
rolling
.The
a
be
units of 225,000
by the Ohio Power
Co.,
Electric Co.; the other
by a
Chemical Corp. and
with
„—
taxes
iinanced
long-term
$60,000,000.
long-term'loan
Cresap
a
high
by
on
will
which
Uvo
in
company will up to 11 a.m. (ESTl on Jan. 31, at Room 2315,
Broadway, New York, N. Y., receive bids for the purchase from it
of $25,000,000 of
40-year debentures due Feb. 1, 1996.—V. 183, p. 211.
Federal
facilities
negotiated
subslidary
and
at
and
owned
held
The
sales
tha
.
Ohio
the
Gas
side
facilities
&
the
195
Net
by
.
.
of
interest.
the
.'V-
power
consist
in
will be
owned
power
50%
a
Virginia
plant
constructed,
the
American
the
will
to
have
Clarington,
by
on
stock¬
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Bids Jan. 31—
Ended
24
.
history
are
However,common
of
presently planned to open bids
preferred stock on Feb. 29, 1956,
Year
the
approximately $90,000,000
newly
a
located
reduction
built
and
will
will
the
River
"upstream
temporarily
is
a.m.
stock
par.
bidding.
subscription by
replenish
1953
expenditures
statement
common
$100
amendment).
by
expenditures under
prospectus.
financing
for
new
bank
loans,
for the
short-term bank loans
of
balance for
par
stock,
at, competitive
supplied
be
$5
be offered
of
be
its
of
company which wi.l he reduced
at
maturity on March
amount
in
first
on
registration
a
preferred
public
basis
date
filed
shares
first
the
record
20
cumulative
stock
on
Jan.
on
704,466
s
offered
Jan.
on
,
first
$30,000,000
for
the
power
The aluminum plant will be
plant.
own
from
Olin
new
alumina
the
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
industry
world's
.
operation
plant
$30,000,000
The
1
Certificates
associates
Commission.
by
•''77
in
Northern
i
the
announced
»
shares
Corp.;
aluminum
with
:
its bid -of 99.3683.
of -the
Interstate
motive.
Federal
National Malleable & Steel Castings Co.—Stock Div.—
The
cus¬
share,
Ry.—Equipment
the
Period End. Nov. 30—
finrhed,"
its
earn
following new equipment esti¬
mated
to cost
not less
than $7,586,197;
4 Diesel-Electric switching
locomotives; 17 Diesel-Electric road-switching locomotives; 5 DieselElectric
freight
locomotives,
and
1
Diesel-Electric
passenger
loco¬
Other
of
for
quarter-mile-long Westwego plant began several
now
failed to
company
Contracting Corp., Fort Washington,
Nunn-Bush Shoe Co.
dollar
nearing completion,
enough
62,248,040
this
row,
received
was
and
issue
plastic and
National Gypsum Co.—Plant
Nearing Completion—
Is
69,707,750
on
the
and
-
bid
the
The
the
approximately 2,000 tons
183, p. 408.
The
15,954,248
a
the
which
of
Jan.
on
24
99.33534
Issuance
•
are
liquor soap,
It is used in the cnemical,
contract to six large users and should show
National Container
of approximately $600,000 per
V.
18,336,593
Pacific
group on Jan.
in
scap industries.
The tall oil plants
Mr.
Jan.
on
Valdosta, Ga. kraft pulp and board mills
by-product of
77,162,287
14,914,247
1,
full operation.
Crude tall oil is obtained
now
84.722.00S
15,014,256
equipment trust
certificates, maturing annually Feb. 16, 1957, to 1971,
inclusive.
The certificates, priced to
yield from 2.90%
to 3.175%,
according to maturity, were awarded to the
short-term
•
4,316,781
Offered— Salomon Bros. & Hutzler and
Jan. 25 offered $6,060,000 of
3Vs.% serial
533.510
$3.83
—
_—
536.
p.
20,271,029
contracting
!■ 7-
.7
common
1954
644,756
assets
general
holder.;
1955
ou.standing
asset
839,026
in
year
corporation
the
to
to
Mutual Investment Fund, Inc.-
of
SEC
may
common
Co.
76,323,261
2,073,501
4,201,365
American
the
To satisfy in part the
Felin
82.643.505
Dr506,151
19 filed a letter of notification with the
cover.ng 330,000 sharfcs of common stock' (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $1
per
share through The Matthew
Corp.,
Washington,
D. C.
The net proceeds are to- be used to
pay for expenses incident
to purchase 23,953
price of $13.39 per share. This
1955 fiscal year covering 5,300
average
during
'
shares of
20,777.180
22,597,958
,
second
in
aluminum
the
Md.—Files With SEC—
employees held options
at
granted
an
"such options
the
enter
were
the
The
503,061
average price of $18.02 per share.
During the year options
shares became exercisable of which
3,147 shares were
10,810
exercised
1955,
stock
common
options
shares at
income
For
mark
the
752,068,405
747,842
:
to
from Prudential Insurance
Co, of America in the amount of
The power plant will
be financed entirely through a
coal
tomary $8 dividend, Keith S. lvlcHugn, President, announced on Jan.
Earnings of the company in 1255 amounted to $7.73 per common
$0.64
—_
on
from
lor
21,850,116
deductions
Net
335,542
—$3.37
share——
^Including In 1954 gain of $303,000
-
income
will
-
the
first,
(net)
income
operation
Investment
for
within
694,320,150
137,765,405 126,926,315 518,349,051 480,829,670
38,427,641
34,580,212 151,070,849 137,167,219
compared with $7.55 per share in
; Net income
Dividends paid
per
operating
182,283.707
6,154,641
2,352,165
2,880,000
member
President
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$
$
$
198 043,162
taxes
income
Total
298,126,555
taxes
a
Co.—Earnings Higher—
1955—3 Mos.—1954
expenses—
Interest
—515,838
Interest
income
Net
Oct. 33,*54
$
Telephone
revenues——
333.053,082*206,773,695
Depreciation
,
2707.
Oct. 23,'55
"
(Mass.) attorney and
Haven Railroad, has been elected
McGinnis, resigned.—V. 183, p. 111.
New
B.
$
Other
Net sales and
operating revenues
Cost of products,
supplies and services
Selling, general and administrative
expenses
prominent Boston
the
York
Operating
Operating
Operating
Subs.)-—Earnings
<
.
a
of
Patrick
Period End. Dec. 31—
Loans—
.52 Weeks Ended—
Earnings
p.
board
plans
$120,000,000,
industry when ccal mined directly on the site is used to
the large power
requirements for the reduction of alumina
aluminum.
'
■
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'
.
" ' " '
estimated
the unpaid
proceeds of
to
(John) Morrell
Federal
the
succeed
as
working capital, and (b) the balance, estimated
at $350,000, will be
added to working capital to reduce current liabili¬
ties, to finance the
contemplated increased volume of business of the
company
George Alpert,
of
to
payment of
inventories, the
on
pig
This
New York, New Haven & Hartford
RR.—New Pres.—
>
area.
the
to
lien
a
of
to
West
company is principally engaged in the business
of
designing,
manufacturing and selling prefabricated homes through its sales
rep¬
to builders-dealers,
and, through its wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary, Lytle.Construction Company, is
engaged in the construction
It
new
provide
refunding
The
resentatives
of
the
On March 1,
mortgage
best efforts
a
share.
New York, Chicago & St. Louis
R.R.—Partial
1956, the company will redeem $100,000 of
on
stock,
to ba
investment
.
The
engineered
Telephone
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
books
corporation's
aluminum
needed
more."-
or
this
1 ally
integrated aluminum plant,
Thomas S. Nichols, President;
'me
i,
SEC
common
offering is
made
and
••
pro¬
bonas
■
»
of
initial
an
units will
statement
shares
at
it
equity-sharing
debenture
offering of $30,000,000
314% debentures, due 1991—V.
182, p. 2251.
of
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
.
Details
with
con¬
house
Modern Homes Corp., Dearborn,
Mich.—Registers With
Jan.
in
dealer
England
See Boston &
-to
Industry—Plans Long-Term Borrowings From Insurance
Firm—
'
77,7 ■
;■
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"
' *•
!
the:
of
the
7...
.
•
.
distributing
to every dealer who meets
his
annual sales
bonds going to those who exceed
quotas.
The
comoounded semi-annually upon
average
New
corporation and United Chromium of
Canada, Ltd., Toronto,
Canada, will combine Canadian activities under the name of Metal
Thermit-United Chromium of Canada, Ltd., H. E.
Martin, President
new
bonds
for
&
Metal
consideration
nationwide
new
begun
Leon
says
partner
a
investment worth
This
of
has
its
interest,
that the
Expand Canadian Operations—
struct
program,"
additional
for
degree
high
Olhn Mathieson Chemical Corp.—To Enter Aluminum
.
,
in
.
of
year
corporation
dealer
every
developed
and
dividend
great majority of its 2,300 dealers,
1943
an
this
gram,
"
in
where
Completing the first
4%
mors
pastel glazes where a
of whiteness is
desired, or maximum covering power is
glazes applied over off-white or buff bodies.
To
:*■
_■
widely
stable
500W
of
"
...
record Feb.,J7. The
outstanding.^ • i
..
.
company's
enamels,
stock
a
of
now
Necchi-EIna Sewing Machine Corp., New York
CityIssues Debenture Bonds to Dealers—
7
production equipment has been completed and,
the
declared
heavy capital improvements made in our properties over the
past few-,
years," said Cleve H. Pomeroy, President, "and also in view
of sharply
improved earnings per share in 1955. The outlook
for 1956 is strong,
and we believe
the company's earning
power justifies the
increased
number of common' shares."—V.
182. p. 511.
;
:-f >\i
7
duction,of its high
and
directors
7
year's
meeting in April
to
of
those
in
or
all
product
about $104,-
expenditures
$35,000,000
Mr.
Adams
said,
for
total
1955
and
over
were
ap-'
(1954.
"I
believe
capital
ex¬
$200,000,000."
took
a
$900,000,000,
Capital
outlook,
will exceed
close
directors
at
increase
an
increase
action
to
submit
to
stockholder*
at
proposal to increase the total authorizes!
change
of
which
to $10 par value.
Mr. Adams
stated that the board
has no present Intention of issuing any of
the increased
authorized
stock
but desires to have the additional
to
be
stock
common
the
from
stock
common
available
shares
mented
for
the
that
no
and
shares
40,000,000
to
20,000,000
from
to
value
par
corporate purposes.
He further
stated par value for the common
costs.—V. 183, p. 7.h.
that
company's
Involved
stock
a
provide the power requirements of the aluminum plant
by Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. von the Ohio River,,
Moundsville, W. Va.
The output of the other power unit, to
owned by American
Gas & Electric Co., will be distributed over
be
com¬
general
change to
will
Label
Piedmont
Co.,
ment
(Vt.)—Stock Offered—The
Inc.
at $14 per share on the basis of one.
held. No fractional shares
subscription privilege will expire
The offering is underwritten by Scott, Hor- ,
Feb. 14.
on
„
will offer publicly
; * "*
Y Y:
Mason, Inc., Lynchburg, Va., who
unsubscribed at $15 per share.
'
ner,
any
PROCEEDS—The
will
proceeds
net
used
be
to
for
pay
C
new
.
Authorized
stock
Common
$10)
(par
DIVIDENDS—The
amounts
to
payments.
,
.
,
,,
38,000 shs.
Inc.—Acquisition—
additional shares
This company has exercised Its option to purchase
of
the
Automatic Washer
Co. of Newton,
Iowa,
manufacturer of
household and commercial
use,
it was announced on Jan. 25.
The option was acquired inDecember 1955 when Pierce Governor purchased a substantial inter¬
est in Automatic Washer.
Pierce Governor's holdings now constitute
working control of Automatic Washer, amounting to 230,000 shares
of
that
company's approximately 850,000 outstanding shares.
The
price paid for the option shares was not disclosed.
Automatic Washer presently has a $26,500,000 backlog consisting
of $24,500,000 in orders for its latest model washer-dryer and about
$2,000,000 In Government orders for containers,
Pierce Governor
also announced the election of a new board of
directors.
Sydney L. Albert,
President of Bellanca Aircraft Corp.,
Chairman of the Board.
;
^
Mr. Albert,
the membership of the board
Rice, President of Ruppert Die Casting Co. of
redesignated
was
Carl
V.
Co. of
New York
former
regional administrator of the New York office of the SEC; Harry
E. Blythe, Executive Vice-Pres dent of Beilanca Aircraft Corp. of New
Castle, Del.;
James C.
Hodge, Executive Vice-President of Warner
& Swasey Co. of Cleveland; Jesse D. Wollf, New York attorney; Shiah
Arsham, President of L. B.
Lockwood Co. of Cleveland and G. R.
Sisson, inventor of the Sisson automatic choke.
Mr. Wolff and Mr.
members
were
tors.—V.
155,
previous Pierce Governor
the
of
board of direc¬
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1125.
p.
<.
coal
-.
.,
(N. Y.)—Stock Of¬
class B (non-voting)
fered—An issue of 27,000 shares of
capital stock (par $3.331/3) was publicly offered on Jan.
by Doolittle & Co., Buffalo, N. Y.; George D. B. Bonbright & Co., Rochester, N. Y.; and Johnson, Lemon &
Co., Washington, D. C. The offering price was $11 per
share.
'•
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•
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20
proceeds
net
to
go
Dec.
was
its
than
more
than
31,
of
fiscal
Jn
the
four
times
in the six months
period, the first six
Colbert, Jr., Chairrose Jroiq „ $394,247, .to,
greater
corresponding
according
year,
1954
Charles F.
to
Earnings
Net income-was equal to $2.86
shares outstanding, compared with
share
a
on
cents
76
518,254 shares outstanding a year earlier.
selling stockholders.
10
a
each of the. 605,067
share on each of the
>
Colbert
Mr.
?
of
The
Dec.
said.
:%,;X/VY-
.
sheet
balance
31
from
shows
increased
cash
that
to
at
$5,149,341
assets were
$15,319,745, against $10,290,151.
capital reached $10,936,335,
against $8,817,179.
Net assets were $12,089,871, against $8,461,310.
Tne company is presently expanding its productive facilities about
25%
at its plant in Calvert City, Ky., its largest.
During the past
six months a new furnace was completed at each of its other plants.;
la Niagara Falls, N. Y., .and Charleston, S. C.--W 182, p. 2360.
$2,890,271
earlier.
Working
year
a
current
Total
...
See
Atlas
Plywood Corp.
above.—V.
182,
YY'YYY?'5
Authorized
.
B
—
:
,
-
.
Outstanding
and
motive
earnings
$6,677,208,
were
1954,
20,250 shs.
303,750 shs.
the capital of the corporation was increased to
$1,080,000 by a transfer from surplus to capital of $430,000. The 1,500
authorized shares of class "A" (voting) capital stock, were increased
On
Dec.
27,
'h'hY'''<■'
;
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v.
in
net
YY-YYYiY-'vY'" Y' YYYYY
182, p. 2193.:
Real
Savings
Ariz.
Mesa,
Co.,
Assurance
of eaca sucn s
The
authorized
22,500
increased
were
stock and
share
the
to
to
(voting)
shares
303,750
share,
per
class
and
class
of
"B"
"B"
class
of
voting) capital stock
(non voting) capital
(non
value of each such share was reduced from $25
par
$3.3314
shares
"B"
so
(non
of the par value of $3.3314
per,
that the present authorized cldss "A"
voting)
capital stock is 324,000 shares,
each, all of which is issued and outstanding.
the
Y'Y^
originated
In
1884
as
manent.
"Pierce
Dec.
to more clearly Identify its operations and to retain
its "P & 8"
trade reference,
the corporate title became "Pierce &
Stevens Chemical Corp." Its princioal plant, laboratories, and Offices
1955,
27,
located
are
In
at
the
1942,
Ohio
710
St.,
corporation
Buffalo
N.
3,
the
acquired
Chemical
Cataract
Co.,
Inc.,
with
plants in Buffalo, N. Y., and Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada. Both
units
are
operated as wholly-owned subsidiaries. Cataract Chemical
Inc.
Co.,
Industry.
the
parent
corporation
as
auxiliary
an
for
source
also manufactures miscellaneous products for the shoe'
Canadian unit essentially duplicates the operations of
The
parent corporation.
During
western
linseed
in
the
serves
packaging and
the
1924,
tective
"P
&
S"
broader
distributors
industrial
entered
As
the
1884-1924,
as
allied
and
coatings.
terials,
and
period
York
New
oil,
an
the
corporation
of
denatured
chemicals.
served central and
alcohols, turpentine,
Moving
manufacturing phase
outgrowth
of
related
its
to
selective
of
processes
site
present
and
pro¬
raw
ma¬
the manu.actured line was later supplemented to include, a
assembly of protective coatings, selective industrial adhesives,
solvent
blends.
Currently,
these expanded
groups
are
augmented
adhesives
The
derived
with
the
complex types of film
principally from polymeric chemistry.
corporation's main
more
plant is situated
on
4.93
acres
formers
and
of land.
UNDERWRITERS—The following underwriters are firmly committed
to take down the 27,000 shares of class "B" (non voting) capital stock
conditional
'
23
announced
1933
of
exemption
temporarily
of
$44,350.
upon
to
offered
to
were
"full
In Its
able
r:j'/'-V1
cause
been
organized
as
that
the
with,
no
the
written
of
204,869
of
shares
the
stock
financial
with
respect
promoters of
the
and
to
stock
amount
reflect
to
false
that
of
invested
to
investors
appropriate
and
issuer
and
(4)
the
and
the
"that the
and
did
stock.—V.
expected
operate
182, p.
as
reserves
misleading
V
or
deceit
upon
the
purchasers"
Doolittle
George
&
D.
Johnston,
183, p. 211.
—V.
statement
Co
B.
are
Lemon
&
6,000
5,000
Co
of
Nine Months
181,
p.
Y.
Ended
Dec.
31—
1955
1954
$*.99,592
$127,961
$0.33
$0.27
share
and
Net
ondary offering of 2,000 shares of
common
silvpr
of
made on Jan. 18 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $27.75 per
share, with a dealer's discount of 45 cents per share. It
was completed.—V. 182,
p. 1914.
is
Jan.
on
offered
on
be
filed a registration
23, 1P-56, covering $1,000,000 of part-
In
minimum
"best efforts"
a
amounts
basis by
supplied by amendment.
Mosiman
engaged
the
and
Jacob
H.
in
the
business
Martin
use,
Pittsburgh
Consolidation Coal
This company
two
on
Jan.
25
announced
225,000-kilowatt
electric
Co.—Adds
Facilities—
its plans for supplying
power
generating
the fuel
units,
one
be
obtained
from
an
The
of
$25,000.
The
underwriter, the
general partners
of.Glenview,
111.,
and
acquisition
oil
in
in
limited
the
St.
Regis
capital
stock
for
the
Chester
of
on
Co.—Proposed
Jan.
12
Chester
acceptance
Packaging
announced
Packaging
to
of
an
one.
Products
of
it
partnerships
the
Bound
stock.
is
Chester
common
produces
polyethylene
pipe.
t
Of the stock of¬
stock
.
corporate
purposes.
for commercial, industrial and home
manufacture of fluorescent lighting
and home use.
The company is
country
with highly specialized processing
fixtures
few
this
in
applying
lamp.
field
of
pure
silvered-bowl
outside
mirror application to the
knowledge, it is the only
silver
company's
a
the
To
the
industrial
incandescent
company's general offices
J., 31 miles from New
The
Brook,
N.
EARNINGS—For
the
months
nine
illumination
and plant
York City.
ended
Sept.
are
30,
In
located
1955,
in¬
one
the
in
Silvr$y
,
Inc.
Lighting,
equal
with
sales
net
net sales of $1,688,028
had
$.331
to
share
common
and net profit of $206,851,
cents
per
common
share. These fieures compared
of $1,360,598 and net profit of $113,953, or $.182 per
in the corresponding period of 1954.
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
stock
DIVIDEND
cents
(25
par
Is
POLICY—It
the
Y.,
value)
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
750,000 shs.
present intention
the
625,000 shs.
of the directors to
quarterly cash dividends on the common shares, sub¬
conditions and the operations and financial
company.
On Jan. 7, 1956, a quarterly dividend of
five
cents
per
share was declared by the board, payable Feb.
15,
1956, to shareholders of record on Feb. 10, 1956.
declare
ject
to
and
pay
business
future
condition
of
the
named below, for whom Mil¬
is acting as representative, severally
underwriting agreement with the com¬
pany and the selling stockholders to purchase from or find purchasers
for the company and the selling stockholders the aggregate number of
shares of common stock set forth opposite their respective names:
D.
Blauner
to
enter
Milton
stock
&
182,
p.
a
underwriters
Inc.,
firm
&
Sulzberger
Co.,
&
& Co.
Glickenhaus
—V.
Co.,
Blauner
D.
Talmage
,
into
Hallowell,
unsupported
polyethylene film used in the packaging industry; laminates and coats
polyethylene to cellophane, foil and kraft paper; and manufactures
extruded
Milton D.
by the company from the
will be added to working
realized
be
common
extent,
UNDERWRITERS—The
acquiring all of
Yonkers, N.
of Its
lesser
cemmercial,
for
country.
ton
Corp.,
exchange
—
means
lighting
a
tne
Common
Acquisition—
that
Products
to
general
for
gas
of America above.—V. 182, p. 2793.
Paper
company
Stock Offered
—
processing of incandescent
lamps with a mirror
of the "Silvray" process and the manufacture
the
for
of
agreed
This
notification
Authorized
and
wells thereon.
gas
investments
of
Reeves-Ely Laboratories, Inc.—Merger Ratified—
Dynamics Corp.
in
|
of
are
to be used to acquire leases for
drilling for oil and gas and
if
production is obtained, to properly develop the prospect, as well as' to
acquire tracts of wildcat acreage.
See
of
behalf of certain selling stockholders.
proceeds
used
coeting by
ana
one
'<
financing and drilling of
proceeds
through
of
is to
G.
be
letter
a
the books closed.
and
75,000 shares of
incandescent
fixtures
Partnership,
stock (no par)
was
to
primarily
of
2931.
Pioneer Natural Gas Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
needs
to
Limited
Pickering of Oklahoma City.
Redlands
earnings
per
wmch
Warren
Warren
Pioneer Finance Co., Detroit, Mich.—Earnings Up—
—V.
the SEC
is to be made
name
16,000
Bonbright & Co
its
facilities
Illinois
interests
enng
leases
Earnings
with
an
filed
shares of class A stock (par 10 cents)
through Foster-Mann, Inc., New York,
BUSINESS—Corporation, incorporated in September, 1929, is engaged
818.
nersrnp
Shares
of
capital,
by
Redlands Oil Co., Ltd. (1956), Chicago, III.—Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
company,
of
share,
per
PROCEEDS—Net
sale
candescent
This
no
York, N. Y.—Files With
Commission—
Y
19
Jan.
on
300,000
$1
and 135,000 shs. on
state¬
particularly
over a period of years;
offering circular and said sales material
fraud
a
at
shares
two
fered, 75,000 shares were sold on behalf of the company
value of its stock
the
of
use
at
oversubscribed
a
for
the issuer, the assured success
income and profits to be derived from an
companies, the guarantee to repurchase Real Savings stock at double
the purchase
price, and the expected stock dividends to be paid by
would
acquire
to
each
;V
2135.
p.
is
for
Co., Inc., on Jan. 26 headed an underwriting
group offering 210,000 shares of common stock (par 250)
at a price of $3 per share.
This offering was quickly
organizers
and
of insurance companies,
investment in insurance
money
the
the
stock
Blauner &
and
respect
original
the additional sales material used,
in
the
the
by
failure
(3)
statements;
were contained
182,
Silvray Lighting, Inc.
regulation
of
offers
particularly with
paid
was
corporation
covering
offered
it has "reason-,
conditions
and
that
offering circular,
$262,738
unregistered
of
with the
to be
N. Y.
The proceeds are to be used to purchase Mericin, Crbona and Avatrol;
market testing of Homatrona; and for working capital.
SEC
material were not filed prior to their use and were de¬
prospective investors in advance of the delivery of the
offering circular; (2) that false and misleading statements
in
share
one
transactions be¬
predecessor, and thie
affiliates of the issuer and
of
Seaboard Drug Co., Inc., New
to
that
him
to
The
law
Arizona
identity
Securities and Exchange
reliance
and 10,000
cost to them.
under
1954,
asserts that
terms
in
at
bonus
a
all
or
insurance company.
the Commission
(1)
in
sales
contained
ments
offering price
portion of
Arizona
hotel
the
part
the price to be paid, the nature of the title, and the terms
of the option; and (7) remuneration to be paid officers
directors,
cost
premium;
year s
December,
in
legal reserve"
complied
lepresentation
in
first
salesmen
to
In
that
lese
registered stock sold.—V.
to
their
paid
given
limited
believe"
10
not
livered
were
share
made
siock:
the
company,
may
tween such persons and the company and/or its
circumstances and conditions under which Mitzel
from registration; 20,000 shares were
holders of assurance contracts with
exemption
per
suspension order,
have
others
be
was
and
of
information
of
and conditions
and
870 shares represented the unsold
825.000
have
who
company
a
of
$2
at
Savings
shares
The
this stock,
offering
intra-state
an
be
Real
A
Of
earlier
an
the
of
proceeds will be expended as received with
project can or will be completed and in¬
of their investments; (3) the summary
of earnings, in particular the failure to account properly for deprecia¬
tion, reasonably expected losses on disposition of present displaced
trailer facilities, and amortization of organization and selling expenses;
(4) failure to identify the parents of the issuer and the amount of
securities owned and to be owned by each;
(5) the issuer's business,
the
of
assurance
real estate,
from
shares of its $1 par common stock for an aggregate cash
0
follows:
Net
Jan.
on
Securities Act
the
under
special
further
as
Commission
Exchange
order
regulation A
Act for a public
■
required
Y.
and
an
Savings on Aug. 8. 1955, filed its notification pursuant to
regulation A with respect to the proposed public offering of 30,870
Stevens,"
and
partnership of Henry J. Pierce and Edgar B. Stevens. On June 7,
1917, it was incorporated in New York as "Pierce and Stevens, Inc."
of
the
Real
a
On
Securities
issuance
view
in particular the failure to provide information concerning the neces¬
sity for a gambling license, regulations governing the granting of a
gambling license, and competitive conditions in the area and the effect
thereof upon the business of the company; (6) the option to purchase
YY
_
registration
under that
offering of stock by this company. The
order provides an opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the ques¬
tion
whether the suspension order should be vacated or made per¬
as
BUSINESS—Company
'
Suspended—
omission
vestors
Offering
—
sold, the amounts to be used for each designated
fact that the company is presently insolvent,
that, in view of the financial condi¬
are
in
no
reflected
earnings
for
shares
the
the
tion
both the gain in sales and
receipt of certain commissions from Ranco Ltd., a wholly-owned but
unconsolidated
subsidiary operating in Scotland, Mr. Hoover said.—
Increase
all of
order
purpose
cents
The
be offered for1 his
stock offering the company intends to construct
including a -restaurant, cockta'I lounge and casino,
the
from
its
and
earnings after provision for Federal income taxes were $674,119,
per share, compared with $312,222, or 31 cents per share
a
year ago.
Earnings before taxes, this year were $1,500,019, against
$724,722 in the corresponding 1954 quarter.
67
1955,
20,250 shares of class "A" (voting) capital stock and the par value
are was reduced from $25 per share to $3.3314 per share.
to
-
hearing, the Commission challenges the adequacy
and accuracy of various items of information contained in the Sans
Souci prospectus,
including (1) information with respect to shares
being registered for the account of the issuer and of Mr. Mitzel, the
respective amounts thereof, underwriting discounts or commissions to
Mr. Mitzel, and the plan of distribution; (2)
the proposed use of the
proceeds, particularly as respects the cost of construction, the issuance
of stock to certain creditors, the use of proceeds in the event less than
like period
the
in
$4,597,427
with
compared
gain of 45%'■»
a
be
President and promoter, would
'■■■'■' YY •'••v''- *'
Mitzel,
E.
hotel facilities,
In
in
greater
were
customers.
Sales
of
net
order" should
"stop
a
operates motel-hptel facilities, part of which was obtained
from Mr. Mitzel in exchange for stock in 1954. Hotel accommodations
were
added
in 1955;
and with the proceeds to be received by the
new
the quarter ended Dec. 31,"
1955
(first in the current fiscal year)
than in any corresponding
quarter in the company's 42-year history, A. M. Hoover, President,
announced on Jan. 23.
He attributed the sales gain in part to earlier,
new
model introduction
by air conditioning, refrigeration, and auto¬
suspending
•
stock
$3.3314)
(par
:
20,250 shs.
—
capital
voting
non
•
303,750 shs.
(par $3,33% >
Class
'
issued suspending the effectiveness
of a registration statement filed by this company.
Y
1
'
:
At a hearing scheduled for Jan. 30, 1956, In the Commission's San
Francisco Regional Office, inquiry will be conducted into the question
whether the registration statement and prospectus are false and mis¬
leading in respect of various items of information therein, the ac¬
curacy and completeness of which are challenged %y the Commission.
The registration statement, filed Nov. 9/ 1955,: proposed the public
offering and sale of 1,428,000 shares of $1 par common stock of
Sans Souci at $1 per share. Of this stock, 1,097,529 shares would be
offered by the company for subscription by stockholders at the rate
of
1% shares of stock for each share held; another 30.471 shares
would be
issued in payment for claims aggregating $30,471 owed to
certain individuals and firms; and 300,000 shares presently owned by
whether
company
Ranco, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Increased—
Sales
announced the
1933 to determine
proceedings under the Scurities .Act of
of
Sans Souci
2793.
p.
Exchange Commission on Jan. 23
and
The Securities
institution
George
Effective—
Plywood, Inc.—Consolidation
YrY?YYY;-:;YY' Y -YY
Suspended—-/Y Y
account.
The
'
stock
Class A voting capital
,YY
the preliminary
to $.^8,006,000. with ratio
approximately 6.9 to 1»,
In addition
10
net working capital,: the company owned marketable
securities having a market value of slightly over $6,000,000 at the end
of 1955.
Working capital at the end ot l954 .was-reported, at $76,568,3.-,
833>t"V<. 182?-p. 2794.%,-?;-Yi'*K'; "YAtY'Y"':4;:
; '.r,w';
due
On the basis of the present
shares,; earnings for the 1954" period yetp equal to v 65
cents a share.
/,
ta,: -" '.
'■ ..-.r'
Mr. Colbert ptinted cut that net profits for the first half of this
year were greater than the earnings for the entire fiscal year ,ended
June 30, 1955, when they totaled $1,362,670, or $2.25 per share on
the present capitalization.
;':'rY"/
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Sales were $17,934,010, an all-time half-year high, and more than
double the $8,838,509 reported a year ago.
Business continues at a
high level as the company enters the second half of its fiscal year,
number
TO RECAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
to
are
Molded plastics, .Inc., Tor nine
months; and General Container
Panelyte
four months.
^
: Y ' bilance sneet at the end of 1955, according to
report, reveals net- working capital at close
of
current
assets
to current
liabilities of
.
PROCEEDS—The
Mlchfgan
periods:
following
months; Pollock Paper Corp. for seven
Net
Stevens Chemical Corp.
&
the
and
;S,•
of tb,e Board and President.
$1,727,89°, a.-.record high,
'.
or
Pierce
mine
new
2252.
p.
.man
.
Kansas
Kans.;
Sisson
the
in
,
Joseph Hewitt, President of Payer, Hewitt &
City; Francis J. Purcell, New York attorney and)
City,
Involved
consists
to
addition
In
of
for
appliances
washer-dryer
combination
182,
income
Net
months
is/located
Tierce Governor Co.,
Investment
,
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co., Inc.—Record Earnings—
ended
company, was
office' andv plant
Its
'
<
*
,
,
incorporated In Virginia on Deo,v2,
at 311 West Depot -St., in
Bedford, Va., and it operates a printing plant by means of offset 4
lithography, and has approximately 100 employees.
Its main products are lithographed labels lor cans,
boxes, bottles,;/
advertising posters and color printing oi all sorts. Its buildings con¬
sist of two three-siory and one ons-story brick buildings, ail connected.
An office addition was completed in
1955 and the office moved from
the plant to allow;..more,space .for .manufacturing.—V.: 183," p. 112, ,r
BUSINESS—The
»
1919.
capital
on
Jan. 25,
Indicates net sales at approximately $257*000,000
with $200,090,143 for 1954.
.
company's profit from operations amounted to about $33,2501,000^
in 1955, compared with $28,048,529 in 1954. ....
;
Net Income for 1955 reached a level in excess, of $19,000,000, tequaH
after preferred dividends, to about $2.95 a share on 6,266,115 shares
of common stock outstanding at the end of; the year? .This compared,
with $14,930,489, equal to $2.62 a share pn 5,470,933 common shares
outstanding at the close of 1954.
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The
preliminary statement points out that the figures for_I95$.
again include accelerated depreciation amounting- .to-o.ver;i$3,500,008.^
*
Tne company reports that If results of its. recently acquired ,com¬
panies had been included for the fuU year, net sales would havejmen
in excess of $287,000,000, with net Income fcoming close to $20^500,000,
equal to" approximately $3.17 a ,ahare on the 6,266,115-common shares
outstanding at the end of the
\
Three
recently
acquired
companies were rconsondated for «ffie,
The
initial
an
levels
compared
."
..
discharge coal from a slope adjacent to the
Ohio River," hear Cresap.;
The mine will be
the
on
•'+ J
;
Co. reports that its sales- and net income for 4955
for the company.
A .preliminary statement,
Paper
record
ra
'
issued,
the design and erection
boiler-fuel char and liquids
and
named,
*
YV-*
Corp. for
has paid cash dividends in varying
1333. It is the intention of the directors
June and December for the consideration
,
will
mine
for
developed.—V.
company
every year since
semi-annually in
meet
of dividend
be
to
Outstanding
50,000 shs.
.
yet
Regis
reached
of the above project i6 the develop¬
plant to produce
chemicals.' •-
into
Yst.
\Y
consumers.
,
with its present,
as a subsidiary bl St. Regis,
management.
<*. /-*• »•/.
operate
and
'^ReportsHecord Sales and Earnings— Y Y
processing facilities, is expected to total about $20,000,000 Preparatory
work
will begin immediately in the development of the
mine, and
work on the other projects will follow as construction schedules are
FINANCING ; y
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
mine,
new
new
The
ma-,
addition to
,1'
chinery and equipment; for construction of a one-story
the company's plant and for
general corporate purposes.
organization
capacity of 2.000,000 tons annually, with
substantial expansion
of capacity contemplated . In
the future. Coal
reserves
as
presently assigned to this mine are about 120 million
tons.
The new mine will be developed and operated by Hanna Coal
Company Division, which expects.-to employ approximately 600 men
in the mining operation and above-ground facilities.V*.hy;
Pitt-Consol will build, on a site between the mine mouth and the
power
station, a coal
processing plant and facilities for refining
and separating into chemicals,-the liquids recovered from the coal.
The
issued.
other
to
processing
station
power
stock (par $10)
will be
a
refined
engineered
share for each 3% shares
new
coal
be
The
is offering for subscription by common stock¬
holders of record Jan. 25 a total of 8,000 shares of com-)
company
mon
a
to
;
of
of
will reduce stock transier
lines
power
in Pitt-Consol's portion
Chester-will
,
built
near
2794.
&
Lembo
Inc
Co
125.C00
35.COO
35.000
15,000
Volume
183
Number 5503
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(561)*
Sinclair Oil Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
Consolidated
net
for the year 1955
C.
>
the
corporation
and
total in
a
stock
its
1,
subsidiaries
of
excess
President, reported on Jan. 18.
earnings will exceed by about $5,600,000,
of
$74,623,256
reported
for
1954,
Mr,
basis
Net
of
preliminary
for
1955
13,428,733
share
per
of
earnings
average
Heavy
figure
figures.
of
$6.05
conversions
at
outstanding.
on
an
This
only
in
on
with
1954
a
12,321,450
D-X
an
shares
the
"Of
*'■
•
'
pany
.
exemption
A
SEC.
:'j>
fromcompetitive
bidding
registration. statement: also
The
-Boston
.has
company
.
paid
♦The
Oct.
on
the
Co.
recent
and
Fairmont
Canning
Co.—V.
182,
i,
Oil
Co.
sold
record-breaking
a
42
million
greater
the
fact
in
that
increase
an
branded motor
month
significance
oil
to
gasoline
of
9.7%
Sunray,"
sales
for
the
December
over
sales1 reflected
1954.";
D-X
increase
an
Mr,
of
of
is
company
Mid-Continent
of
over
the
of
will
;
will
Swift. &
Corporation
;.•- syndicate tto
offer
entered
and
the
Dean
stock
into
connection
filed
1 was
Jan.
on
negotiations
Witter'<fe
about
in
Co.
to
with
with
He said
The
; ;
and
poultry
research.
{>,
.
He
the
pointed
to
company
out
that
•
produces
•
••
proceeds
will
bs
Co.j Inc._____
Bache
&
Co
to
V.
r
The-.eomiiaxiv- -lias -applied
to
5.// authoritjr.sto^-issue ;a,«d -sell
,'*ordinated notes to-a group
the
$2,000,000 ■-rof
v
FT
California
U.
J'
notw would
would
r"
be
be dated
convertible
Feb.
shares, for each $1,000
v.,
I,-1956, rand
into
Feb.
mature
common-stock
in
the
1,
ratio
-^f bonds.—y.:t178,' p." 1815.
^1966^76. They
of fiO 'commnn
'•
V.v
/
.
..•» -
V//
/ 12 Months Ended
•>
'>
.
raalled
for
v. .j
.*
redemntion
preferred - stock v(convertible)
<
„...
plus
>
«
•
.V
,
•
Feb.
on
—
all
29,
of
its
1956,
$4.40
at
<
-
•
C.
share
terminates at
Close
of
business
convertible
Feb.
cents. Conversion'privilege
1956;
Each share of preferred
27;
into-3.05
shares; -
common
stock
Cohu &
^
i
1955 ;
1954
/ ""
V Gross revenue
r , .
$15,647,969 $14,276,508 * f/The company has also called for redemption on Feb. 1, 1956 $l,r
!~rsOperatlnrexpenses• and-.taxes-_t^'^i^^ii2: 12,590,188? .11,483,704-J 500,000 of its ,4%-jinking fund debentures due Feb. 1, 1978 at 100%'
^^
j
andaccrued/interest. Payment will be made at the Guaranty Trust
;
ru-mos (nrnm-/
* //:
/ j$3,05T>781 :^$2,792,604
Co- o£ New iYo'rk,'31 Nassau; St., New York 15, N. Y.—V. 182; p. 1381',
Interest 'on long-term debti.lr__i:754,192
G00.438
v'•'>f
~
r
.
"
-
.
Cruttenden
Other
of
debt
discbunt
Crl.436
&r e*ps:>
prem.
reductions
-
Cr 150,0121!
Cr790
,
'
Net
income
Dividends
preferred
on
$2,455,037
A 412,296
stock___^2iiJi-r-<__;i._'__
$2,468,094
"
412,296
.A
the
'
Earnings per share_J__'_____________iJ;i_______
—V. 182, p. 2794.•«■ •'"i'i';'1-/
$2,042,741
$2,055,798
913,333 J
913,333
$2.24
i
$2.25
$1.03
.The number
and
The; company • on
Jan.
17
-
covering
offered
stock
Inc:-
•
in
denominations
(par
$l)>rat
$5
and, Southern
proceeds
of
$1,000 each
share,
per
letter
a
convertible
-
of
notification
debentures
and
through
Little
with
1065
of
Crawford
of
■
due
20,600 shares
Hill,
Securities** Corp.;
both
used in an expansion
be
are-to
filed
of; 6 %
$100,000
Tele-Broadcasters, Inc.; New York—Files With SEC—
Lanfordj;
The
,y
The
corporation
SEC,covering?200,000 shares
offered
a
11
Jan.
on
$1,50
at
Y.
N.
of
share
per
Ave.'. 'Waldwick,
filed
letter
a
of
notification
with
"
i(.
•;
1
'
■"
Co
&
G.
100,000
Henry Herrman & Co._
183r
151"
p.
This
125,000
100,000
100,000
Co
Wheat
100,000
Co.—
1,000,000
Co.A—
&
100,000
Ayres,
75,000
—
L.
Wright
Co., Inc.
Zuckerman;
200,000
,
100,000
.
—
Co.—
&
Arthur
■
&
—
&
;
Smith
&
.
Co.
,
100,000
"
i_—_
.
100,000
—
;
Toklan Oil
'° bU?' a
—i
Co.
&
•
-
350,000
Cartwright
Inc.
350,000'
Co.—i—
:
(Inc.)—
Willis, Kenny &
100,000
—
100,000
Mc-
200,000
H.1 Walker &
J. ,C.
.75,000
500,000
—V.
&
—————
Thomas
H.
&
100,000
300,000
w
Talmage & Co._'
'
Hayden, Stone & Co.
Hentz
Co.
Taylor
—
-
Boyce
Co.
&
Sweney
*;
•
&r
—
Hanrahan
(par five cents) to be
Joseph Mandell Co.-, 48 Hudson
proceeds are* to be used to pay for
company, it was announced on Jan. 24,: has'-ar; -v
,»
;
y-i
ranged, through White, Weld & Co. and Schneider,
Bert ,7- )Telex, Inc.—Miniature Speaker-Microphone— V-Vv"
het * & Hick ma n,, Jpc., to place .prjvateljr $5,00(^000 L 4%. *>;, "Mini-Mike,*! .',a ; low. cost; minature dynamic * speaker-microphone
senior notes,
Jclue Dec. '15, 1965, and $2,500,000 4% senior v *5.with exceptional performance factors, Is now in quantity production
notes due Dec. 22, 1965.—V.
182, p.; 1381; •by this nationally known manufacturer of hearing aids and electronic
Sutro
75,000
250,000"
-
the
common' stock
net
-Southwestern Investoent. Co.^Notes PlacedTrivately i &T'Sfo' ^
"—The
",
300,000
300,000
—
&
Blosser
Stroud &
&
Co._
150,000
200,000
'
-
Dowell—
Hallowell, Sulzberger &
CO.
Bros.
Straus,
Co.—.
,/150,000
Gardner-
Stokes & Co—
100,000
Oscar Gruss & Son____
through
The
;
100,000
'
: '
Rodman & Renshaw__
Scott, Horner & Mason,
Inc. a—
Stein
r-
75,000
—
Hughes
Inc——
Co.,
Reinholdt
300,000'
&
-
150,000
Hutner—
&
v &
1
200,000
\
—__
Grimm
"
r-
—
400,000
time
-
be
to
Rock;'- Ark.
program, v.'
this
the
common
&
of
Technicolor, Ir.c. shares outstanding today is 2,002,in 1954 shares outstanding totaled 1,969,770.
'
"doubted very much whether
dlirlng the first part of 1956 the earnings would increase to their
1954'level or better."—V,
182, p. 721. > ;
:
At
100,000
.
Raffensperger,
150,000
Goodbody & Co.—i
Granbery,
Marache-
Co.,
& Col .'V 100,000
McFawn
&.
*
Osterman
&
Johnston
200,000
&
Wells
Nauman,
Co.
125,000
California
Cor
400,000
Thal'mann
Mullaney;
100,000
-..
Co
Ginther,
-V Hr-.^Kalmu^ further stated that he
Exchange Commission
SEC
First
after taxes for the year 1955 is $2,064,820, or
with $2,319,160, or $1.18 a share for
compares
•
,;
&
200,000
&
;a-.'
Mericka &. Cb„
"—
Inc.
100,000
—
Ferris
Co.; Inc.-
Krensky
—
—
Wm. J.
200,000 ';
250,000
—
Inc.
the, year 1954,.^
-
136.
With Securities
75,000
250,000
Fairman, Harris & Co.,
■
:
;
share, which
a
..
SmifHwPcf Matiiifnrturititr Pa
T itf 1a.
Arlr —.TTiipQ
aoutnwest jyianuiacturing GO., Llltl& Rnnk
KOCK, ArK.—Ji lies
:
1954.
year
The consolidated profit
;
....'' Balance
Shares'outstanding end of periodi__L—_i__-.r-
Evans
&
>400,000
1,000,000
"
Deetjen & Co.
Inc.
200,000
100,000
Co
•'"'
,V400,000 .
Co.- /- 400,000 v >
A.
Co,,
;
•
Co.;
&
&
McGlone
Inc.'
■";
250,000
Emanuel,
V
-
Herbert T. Kalmus, President and General
Manager, on Jan. 23,
announced that the consolidated profit before taxes on income for the
year. 1955 amounted to $4,108,243, which compares with $4,901,178 for
*
Co
&
,Carl
75,000
Clement
Technicolor, Inc.—Reports Smaller Profit—
Cr274,837
—
150,000
■,' *.
-
CO.
Loewi
Co.
dUPont &
Kidder
Ladenburg,
75,000
Co.'^_;'
Co
Francis I.
Dr.
V
Inc/
--
-Amortization
r
&
500,000
&
Securities
M.
Co., inc.
.
&
Dempsey & Co._Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.Dreyfus
1
300,000
&
$300,008
Bond
"
Co.—__
&
the
respective
Co.___
&
Corp.
Kormendi
'
&
-
.
'
&
M.
A.
300,000
Co._>——.
<fc
Crowell, Weedon
corporation
their
Co
&
/ Arthur
Co.——L'i
Courts
Hogle
Corp.
Kay, Richards
-
75,000
Julien Collins
may
.
,
Blair
represen¬
"
'■
Cassell & Co.,
whom
as
i
Hutton
Interstate
100,000
Co/
Chace, Whiteside; West
V &
Winslow, Inc._
Clayton Securities Corp.
per
"
•
F.
A.
Share
100,000
Co
Fitzgerald
Inc.'
Co.,
cumulative
$103
••
J.
the
.
Indianapolis
•
400,000
Cantor,
«,-u.: •> \
used
diversification
for
opposite
■
E.
200,000
Byrd Brothers
interim period!
:'•:•
•
•
.
accrued'^dividend of-73-
Electric Co.—Earnings—
Dec. 31—V'-
'has
cothiMv
be
'
Southern Indiana Gas
..".'X
•..:
sub-Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.-^To1 Redeem Pfd. Stk.
.
,
,
the basis of earnings for any
on*
182rp,;2837.*'
for
Commission
-41% % >convertibie
annual-earnings
«racy,
U>:.^ Southern California Water Co.—Plans Financing-^-*'
be
'■
(inc.)
t
;
initially
will
acting
are
from
forth
,
•
.
&
and
below,
Co.
purchase
B.. Bateman___i
Byllesby
debentures
non-textile
named
Richter
400,000
Rogers & Morford Inc.
.M.
shares
leaving
issue.
'
underwriters
1,000,000
i>
•'/; '*.;.
*"
the
for
operations.
Baxter, Williams & Co.
and
727,273
debentures;
funds
corporation's
Scherck,
:
Badgley, Frederick,
H.
of
general
debentures* set
&
and
of
available
.•
Burnham
the
primarily It not entirely for the acquisition
but
may include
possible future
agreed
of
Atwill
Frank
of
option.
of
businesses
and
severally
amount
sale
the
Blair & Co. Incorporated
$3,000,000
Scherck, Richter Co._J
1,000,000
j
purchase
shares
an
conversion
option);
an
names.:.. '
animal
to
40,565
exercise of
upon
otherwise
from
finance the
use
non-textile
have
options
1955,
conversion
corporation's
non-textile
of
3,
upon
issue
of
stock
common
Incorporated
principal
livestock
conduct
Swift
Co.
tatives,
Jarvis, President, on Jan. 26.
recently purchased 160 acres of land near
used as a livestock,
poultry and feed ex^
•
•
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
&
Dec.
stock;
352,565
shares
are
reserved
for
options (of which 40,565 shares were issued
of
to
Such
for
upon exercise
for
issue
upon
the
required,
outstanding
Since
were Issued
reserved
to
additional
■
M.
,
First
nation-wide
a
Porter
company
Chicago, 111., which Will be
perimental;farm.V
' '
This facility, he said,'will enable
the. jniddte/Pf rFebhiary;
f
-
-
< a
by
that the
added
program.
neyer-ending search for new products,, new
cost-saving techniques in the meat packing industry
new
emphasized
was
•
for
shares
expansions
Co.—Earnings Show Improvement—
necessity,
methods and
the
23
with
form
the
The
1955
reserved
be
when
V
;
be
were
stock.
preferred
exercise
3,
there
treasury
are
PROCEEDS—Net
i
same
1955,
common
convertible
upon
440,828!/2
that
Sunray
,
3,
of
held In
shares
Dec.
of
h»'
Dec.
stock
Issue
•»
subsidiary
,
$1.25
December
,'/,
the refining and marketing
Co.—V.-182, p. 2361.
V
Oil
at
11624,219
de¬
and
15.8%
...
The
rates vary from 4% to 5%.
Annual interest requirements
debt .outstanding as of Dec.
3, 1955, amount to $271,375.
such
§As
322,655 shares
gallons
ago,
are joint and several
obligations of the corporation
subsidiary, Amerotron Corp.
tlnterest
on
common
McDowell
year
bonds
textile
since
month
a
4%
its
2836.
p.
.
"
issue.
dividend
earnings for the 1955 half
acquisition by Stokely-Van Camp of
oil
,
"is
reflected
company has filed with the California B. U. Commission for
permission to issue and Sell 1,200,000 shares of $25 par value cumu*>
lative; preferred stock. The Commission recently granted the com-
.
and
even
clared,
Southern California Edisori Co.—Registers With SEC
;
stock
and
products in December for an 11% increase over the
company's previous high sales record set in
December, 1954, R. W.
McDowell, President^ declared on Jan. 24.
This
,
Sunray
gasoline
a total of $248,003,000, Mr. Spencer stated,
figures for 1955, when available, will show new highs
production, transportation, manufacturing rand sales- volreported.—V. 182, p. 2361,
:
oil
10%
sales
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.—Unit's Sales Up—
audit
crude
reflect
not
Products
that
<
approximatly $75,000,000 to
"time, it was
do
year
company's 3
convertible
debentures
were
principally responsible for-, the increase of
1,107,289
in
the
average
number
of
shares
outstanding.
Such
conversions,
together
with other debt retirements, reduced long-term debt
during, is o ov
Final
the
and
Fomona
year.
of
reflect
estimated
share
per
to
stated
company
net
■
contrasts
of
average
Spencer
$5.97
adjusted
as
1955.
The
$80,000,000,
1.5%,' the
or
*
•
estimated
were
shares
outstanding during that
t
this
of
expected to reach
Spencer,
Such
earnings
on
earnings
are
9
Corp.—Calls 5% Bonds—
formerly Toklan Royalty Corp., has called. for re¬
1 next, all of the outstanding $1,267,000 of 5%
fund debentures due July 1,
1962 at the redemption price
100%% plus accrued interest at the United States Trust Go. ol
~
company,
demption
,
March
on
sinking
Of
New
;
York,
Wall St.,
45
New
York-5, N,
Y.—V.
182,
UOi.1,
p.
>•
f
.
.
components.'
j
•
Toklan
"
"
G 1-Snaliiinir ^ Rrn«>Tne
Suh<
^
Tear Ended'Oct. ,3I-r-V''v
V
.-
'"
't*
V'l-*
Net sales
oUDS.;
^arns*
!t
.1954' '■?>;;
ar
•
The
V
compact
steef
ft
ah*d
unit,
weighs-;only
plastic
1»/-,
It
case;
ounces,,-is
be
can
Total 'income.
•r'Profit .before
j.
$26,999,854 $27,346,318
income
Federal income
t*xes_y_iJ^A—342
•"
;
are
inch by one
one
taxes-(estimated753,500
taxes testimated•
97,000
'/!
.
water-dahiage loss andramor->
,
'; " *rFederal taxes on Income resulting therefrom
.*.w Amortization of4 good will——;
"
Designated,^ TEMCO's
W
_—-IC
326,691
59,521
,
59,521" "
:—■-
Consolidated
-
earnings_______
.Z_a—
::
580,630
1955
payable
and
3%
in
stock—2%
Oct.
on
17,
Feb.
on
—
779,553
269,596
Cash dividends declared—
Dividends
•
net
530,563
Mr.
i
28,
of
Texas.
*
,
The company plans to
The
'•
Of¬
of
injunction
agent
A.
At
which
from
in
Court
the
prohibits
using
manufactures,
Federal
.
G.
sells
the
Cuban
a
distributes
or
Havana, it
agent
"'Bayer"
name
has
been
announced
was
on
on
of
filed
suit
Jan.
on
the
in
25
■
syn-
4'/»%
The
from
Farbenfabriken
26.
court
in
October,
1955,
and
to
determine
vacated
was
thereupon issued by the Court. Trial of the case
the injunction should be made permanent or
completed this month.—V. 183, p. 150.
:
Year Ended
Dec.
31—
1955
equal
during
compared
it was
after
of
the
preferred
stock.
$1,359,954,
the
six
with
announced
income
common
Chase
Manhattan
and
449,
p.
Bank,
New
York
City.
Inc.—Debentures
the
and
convert'ble into
are
share
common
1967.
on
books
In
the
equivalent
months
$61,645,375
Jan.
195?
to
in
Nov.
the
26,
1955
months
six
totaled
ended
$64,-
Nov.
27;
desire
to
months
85c
a
$1
period
a
amounted
share
ended
Nov.
share
on
on
to
$1,559,893,
1,-308,462
shares
plus
accrued
unfinished
before
or
Redemption
interest
in
Dec.
31,
the
of
at
prices ranging
1959
to
up
debentures
each
$50
be
may
% % per year to par in
sales.*
In
1953
non-textile
obtain
earnings
and
1962,
case.
sells
fabrics,
and
businesses.
for' about
account
to
produces
textile
non-textile
CAPITALIZATION
*
59%
the
and
is
also
non-textiles
which
was
would
not
engaged
estimated
corporation
fields
which
It
began
that
about
of
in
a
textile
41%
of
program
a
prompted
be
line
diversified
a
is
outstanding
common
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
iof
mainly
subject
PRESENT
Authorized
to
the
by a
wide
paid
p.
1954
$26,642,169 ^0,942,822
Canadian
rand
5,042,018
—
taxes™
3;144,974
*
2,671,343
1,572,338
••$2,370,675
m*r
$1,572,633
.•1
;$1.45
■■.
share
per
861.
,
$0.80
$0.96
$0.90
'=
.
Tunacraft, Inc./Kansas City, M©*—Files With SEC—
.
"
182,
The
SEC
corporation
covering
Evans
Jan.
on
$250,000
fund debenture notes
of
filed
17
6%
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
12-year registered subordinated sinking
1, 1968 to be offered through MtDonald,
Mo.
The proceeds are
to
be used
to
due Jan.
&;
Co., Kansas City,
outstanding accrued obligations.—V.
182,
961.
p.
Union of Texas Oil Co., Houston, Texas—Files—
:
The company on Jan. 19 filed a letter of notification with
the SEC
covering 240,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
at $1.25 per share, through Mickle &
Co., Houston, Texas. The pro¬
to
182,
be
p.
are
—V.
2026.
used
to
for
pay
incident
expenses
to
oil
production.
•
United Cities Utilities Co.—Stock
the
Of
ferred
~-V.
1
182,
The
the
mtge.
Oct.
1,
4%
sinking
notes,
5,650,953
5,650,953
condi¬
and
notes
$9,973,000
Securities
be
15-year
5%
debentures
5%
conv.
$1.25
Feb.
1,
subord. debs., due Jan.
1,
1971
Series
A
B
preferred
Common
925,000
925,000
19,823,125
19,723,340
20,000,000
20,000,000
*
issuance
(no
(par
par
50c)__
624,219 shs.
624,219 shs.
21,294 shs.
value)
would
such
the
declaring
under
order.
an
class
one
it
cause
to
directed
of
be
outstanding preference stock,
for
the
voting
purchase
securities,
outstanding,
cessive
of
and other
holdings in
its
all
complied
the
in
actions
all
other
order
of
Court
each
preference
in
the
to
to
and
approved
of
these
it
and
by
with
the
the
its
1943
and
applications
order.
fees
total
By
of
amounts
five
less
Appeals
are
suc¬
United
than
warrants,
and
then
blocks
Commission,
to
action
warrants
large
option
for
existing
United
directing cancellation of the warrants
Appeals,
ceased
other
option
owned
subsidiaries
cancelled
its
such
company.
stock,
common
stock,
respects
announced
has
change
take
holding
ranging from 13.9% to 26.1% of the
four public utility holding companies.
in
plans
retired
and
a
stock;
common
17
corporation
United
stock
to
cease
Jan.
on
this
has
proposed to
register as an
Investment
Company Act
following
the
Commission
to
that
United
company.
Investment Firm—
as
Commission
had
5%,
and
from
a
pending
expenses
in
with United's final plan are pending before the Commis¬
and the Commission will continue to have jurisdiction over these
sion;
the
In
tives
sidiaries,
108,453 shs.
115,000,000 shs.
71,766 shs.
None
§2,855,114 shs.
and
more
of
in
boards
the
alone
or
ment
decision
assertions
on
either
one
78,189 shs.
—
stock
stock
of
1943,
Register
Exchange
order
company
capitalization
verted
25,818 shs.
pfd. stock (no par value),
pfd. stock, par value $100 per shr.
holding
a
investment
as
and
an
matters.
fund
1970——
conv.
Series
$4
sink,
subordinated
due
of
connection
contracts,—
mtge, note of Honea Path Tex¬
tiles, Inc.
(a
subsidiary)——
1956.
p.
District Court
$9,973,000
other
sales
Outstanding
bonds,
fund
1970
issue of 30,000 shares of 6% convertible series pre¬
9,197 shares have been converted up to Jan. 25, this year.
issuance
to
Conversions—
original
stock
reduced
FINANCING
4%%
of
27,* 1954 net income was
the
eliminated)—^
—
——
United Corp.—To
fluctuations which have been experienced in textile profits.
4%
23.
half-year
dividends
six
ended
Federal
—V.
closed.
stock
common
103% in 1956, declining
varied
of
tional
$9,606,000
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.—Reports Higher Earnings—
Net
The
Dec?-31,
diversifying into
tMtge.
1954
$12,233,000
1S54,
and
consolidated
.*
due
181, p. 50.
sales
on..*
whether
Sales
Net
per
after
operations
♦First
697,299,
at
American,
.
thereafter
number
Sterling, Inc.—1955 Sales Up 27%-
—V.
announced
will
will be offered for both civilian
salera
taxes—^
earnings
Earnings per share—
In
to
was
made
BUSINESS—Corporation
finished
Unidas S.
inary injunction
for
Net
Dividends
aircraft
new
Mr.
8. ;
made at prices of
«■"
enjoin Quimicas
A., an agent for Farbenfabriken Bayer, (prior to the war a
part of I. G. Farbenindustrie) from infringing its trademarks. A prelim¬
be
debentures
$27.50
share
per
products which the
issued by the Cuban
Jan.
will
183," p.
quickly oversubscribed
by
Cuban
President,
before
J
-
>
Sold—Offering
$20,000,000 5% convertible subordinated debentures,
due Jam 1, 1971, was made on Jan, 26 by an underwrit¬
ing group headed by Blair & Co. Inc., and Scherck,
Richter Co.
The debentures were priced at 100% and
accrued interest from Jan. 1, 1956.
This offering was
time,
same
York
/
'
*
(inter-company
Earnings
ceeds
according to the Court's judgment received in
Sterling Drug Inc., the Court confirmed the
exclusive rights of Sterling to the trademark "Bayer" in Cuba.
*
Sterling Products
International,
Inc.,
a
Sterling
subsidiary,
had
-
New
Sales
high-
for redemption on March 1, 1956 $1,600,000
debentures-due 1974.
Payment at 101.97%
plus accrued
Textron
Sterling Drug Co.—Court Holds Cuban Subsidiary has
Exclusive Rights to Use of "Bayer" Trademark—
Bayer
////'/'y/''
T
/v'/
of
dicated films for television.
An
l ;<
tworplace
has called
company
its
—V.
-
;
produce, sell and distribute
963/
pv.
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Partial Redemption
fered—Porter, Stacy & Co., Houston, Tex., on Jan. 12
publicly offered 75,000 shares of capital stock at $1.50
per share.
These shares were offered only to bona fide
residents
6 Months Ended
unit
reduce
Tex.—Stock
181,
(& Siibst)—Earnings Higher—
Dec; 31—
/;,/'
/
.-i.'
r955
the
the
;
the
McCulloch said the Model 51
interest
'Beaumont,
Corp.,
match;
of
542,481
current assets (working capitalt-on Oct. 31, 1955 amounted to
$10,103,032, a ratio of current assets to current liabilities of 4.66 to 1,
compared to a ratio of 4.11 to 1 as of Oct. 31, 1954.—V. 183, p. 213.
Telefilm
small,
a
McCulloch,
51,
Model
above.—V.
Torrington Co.
-
182, p. 2362.
military pilot training both in this country and abroad.—V, 183,
1955__
See Toklan Oil Corp,
r
An
*
be what is
known as- an '"ab "initio" jet trainer,
McCulloch
explained this
means <4t Is
designed for instructing the beginning student with no.
previous flight^xperience. Up' till now, he said, jet pilots have always
taken their initial training in piston powered aircraft.'
.J.A Net
Spencer
Robert
839*,074-
„
.
inch.—V.
a
Is designing 'and.building
t*. K;? pwfomanor^JefrHrairttir;
"Jan.* 23.
A'-*'' <■
966,842
damage loss d$647,691) -less:.reduction in
lnchby three-quarters of
units*,-
TEMCO.Aircraft Corp.r-7To Build New Trainer—
:
167,500
a;
^
A", tization*of good will
Water
the
Provision
782,000
,v
'This* corporation
1
in
in
* 1,788,574
Canadian income
"y Earnings before
housed
mounted
/ ■*/;
portable' transceivers' and
_llr____r;___;v—---^——^^-%^--»--"; 52i>.857;810/; $27;l92,*465 ^ nther?^electronic f. units requiring^ transmitting-receiving
f"Royalties*receiV6a>'a%id: btherr-142,044-<i153,853 •*,. .externally mounted miniature*, transformer - designed * to
;
7';;;—i-v"—-—-microphone to'the grid' circuit is available. Dimensions
'
"
which
rthermosetting
fiidcropholm^' fioming" of "dictating:- machines,
Royalty Corp.—Bonds Called*—
that
or
of
it
the
does
to
persons,
Commission
application
directors
pursuant
other
policies
17
Jan.
United's
of
any
"that
of
its
not
now
any
arrangement
a
exercise
controlling
pointed
has
it
former
to
no
directly
or
uncontrorepresenta¬
statutory
or
influence
over
sub¬
indirectly,
understanding
the
with
manage¬
of those subsidiaries, or of any other public
utility or holding company." Under the circumstances, the Commis¬
sion stated,
"We find that United is no longer a holding company
within
the
meaning of the Act."'
The Commission noted however
or
of
any
10
(562)
that II
it should
influence
action
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
on
later that United was exercising
public
utility
or
holding
company,
appear
any
would
,
under
taken
be
the
Holding Company
controlling
a
Webb &
~
V-1.,
■■>.•
■
fofpotaffon. now.
Randolph Phillips,
a stockholder,
had-requested a hearing upon
,:the application; and he also requested, among other things, that
the. Commission's
William M.
Joyce
order
Hlckey,
Smith,
conditioned
be
President,
General
ill
John J.
to prevent the -retention of
a director,
and Richard
Ninth
Burns,
toward
-
because
its
the
continuation
election
a. new
of
of
in
manner
as
within
three
(2)
(3»
company;
r
„,
and
months;
to
feet,
prevent
t
338
.
square
.
i;;ls approximately $176,000.
—
—,
*.
..
with -the
know-how,
retailers
jw
chain
to
w
together
„v
strong,
a
„
_
w„„„
other'lines/'/Hence,
both
.,Kll,Ko«
the shopping
large operator?
with-Jarge
connections
and
resources
bring
rpa^nnabirTnsure MiccessfuroMratjon
-
..
toward the suburban
Mr. Connor said, is "now moviqg
center in,.a
very substantial way'/ because
center movement /"is now pretty pauch in the
Lan?s_of
include
1513-17
First
Tfust ;C'.4;'has long maintained a branch
Total assessed valuation of. the five
properties/'<
corner.
the optimistic
personal income tax
the .second half of 1956
optimistic regarding
as
shopping
Manufacturers
at 1513 on the
quite
Western Auto,
.
..
13,500
not
are
30,1*956
Monday, January
.
if;reductionsW made5n
further increase
^
spokesman
company
%
plot of
,
stlii
"/;"';
.
temper
a
on
five
Avenue.-. The
require
to
....
and
"
owns more than 20,000 square feet of plottage
East. Eightieth Street,
Jan.
16. '
—
1
' ; ./ ••
newly purchased 'properties, on a
round-lout
the
corner"'holdings'" which
The
"which
investment
an
~
directors
officers,
as
Street
reported
directors,
counsel
or
they sought in 1943 to
persuade the Commission to withhold the entry of an order requiring
United
to
dissolve' and
to
permit United to' submit plans looking
employees
.
Counsel,
Knapp, Inc.—Buys More Property—
appropriate
-
Act.
..
enoughjjroup^ of
naupjiai
^
•
for "us^anATor
chains/in
locations
*
«tores ail• but eight. are -in suburban ..shopping ..centers and > ,in. addipxo^
its certificate of incorporation for five
years:;- The- Commission re-"-7 the seller.
: we are analyzing
the prospects in about,75 more
Jeeted these requests, pointing out that a hearing was not necessary
builders, is President of Rockvale Realties.' William
.sh<^pmg^center^-r.r
M, Lese of Pease :V all
or appropriate under the circumstances
/brand new. j Western Auto expects to make .a met addition ,pf-^0
v,'-and would Involve the reliti& Elliman, Inc/ wag the broker
--Spenoer-& Iserman," attorneys, rep-company-owned "stores in 1956 and plans to .add "at Joast anotMTgtQ ^
gation
of; contentions
resented the buyer and
previously; considered Wand
rejected
by/ the
McLaughlin
Stern, the.sellers.
Ti$le was, / to 2oO wholesale dealer franchises in £956,'ffMr. Connor said./
insured b, the Title
/Commission and the courts.—V. 182, p. 1613.
ouar.nw.i;&Trust c<r^-v. 182. p. i»«.
"
Holders Receive Offer of $38 per Share—
: United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.—Earnings Up
West Disinfertiti? Co
Files With QFP
.'//*»"
Denman'Ehterprises Ltd.;'1601 Pigotte BUllding,
Ves* T,lsln • C
Ontario,1
^;r°*T" UeS,;Wltn
A J ' ;Canada, has offered to purchase 300.000 shares of Western Auto Sup-This. corporation
on
Jan. 25
reported estimated consolidated net
The
company
on
Jan. 20 ;filed a.-letter- of notification
with the
earnings for- the six months ended Dec. 31, 1955 of- $8,954,000, equiva¬
ply Co; at $38 pfcr share. The offer provides.-Jor A :3dealer's"dee.;Of
SEC covering 4,000 shares of .common
stock (par 50 cents) to be of-./U
lent to $1.58 per share on the 5,654,198 shares of outstanding common
C-.fv'i
75 cents'per share purchased.-Irr-;-'',
fered at $14.50 per
share, through Coffin' & Burr, Inc., Boston, Mass.
! stock. This includes capital gains of;$494,000.
;
:;v
The offer/ iwhictT^xpires"on Feb/: id,:T»5G,'linless extended, is mad«
The proceeds are to
go to Caroline B.. Marcuse, .the
/ These earnings compare with the, estimated consolidated earnings
selling stockholder.
Only on the terms set forth in the printed -offer and letter
fof^fcrans^_
t—v./180, p, 2129.'^/v/v./
for the six, months ended Dec.. ,31, 1954 of $7,538,000,. equivalent to
mittal which 'may be obtained by
brokers; dealers and: stockholdera
£1.33 per share on the common stock now outstanding. .This included
from The
First National City Bank of-New
York,' 2 Wa 11 > ,St., -New
-/capital gains of $884,000.—V. 182, p., 2068.
r York
/
15; N. Y.> or from the offices of Georgeson & Co., in Chicago,
Philadelohla, Boston, Los Angeles and San Francisco.—V. 183, p. 253.
/''■ Year Ended Oct. 31—
./
'<
r */
- 1955 •
1954
4
I' United States Rubber Corp.—Unit Expands—
<•-.'
■■■'■? v:M •'•••'-nv:"
'*.••• ' "v '-:t>
/'/ '
./".^ •:
j
' -'
Sales
Whirlpool-Sc«gcr Corp.—Grants Italian License—,.,;.
^ The company's Naugatuck Chemical division; on Jan. 24 acquired
176,237,000 164,843,000
This corporation's rotary compressors for refrigerators, .freezers and
jijfa ISO-acre tract of land in .the Scott's Bluff region of Baton Rouge,
Miscellaneous .income,,
2,104, 000 -' 1,277,000
United
from
taking
to' eliminate
steps
any
,
cumulative
voting
from'/
Rockvale
y
Realties,-Inc., owned by the Estate of Sara Minskoff, was
Jerome Minskoff, Vice-President, of -fJam Minskoff <fc Sons',
of
approved
66
new-,
-
.
,
-
v
„
-
-
v
^amhton
■
•
w
^
•
..
•
VirginiaWVppi#feu^klJ^EajrhsV-
'
-
.
La.,
:
which it plans tp construct
on
and
*
a
variety
"We
expect
Cost
products
investment in
total
our
and
It
will
this
new
plant
will
be
Selling,
Kralastic is
a
based
copolymer
/
butadiene
on, styrene,
and
Preferred
acryloni-
v.,Ware River RR.—To
The
New- York. Central
A stockholder
1956./;/)
,;
This
company
jnqnt
and
be
covering
615,000
offered
uari «•
_\/
-.The
above.—V.
put
It
was
>
-
the
SEC
a
registration /state-
of'capital/slock .{-Without
units/-Each'unit will'consist of
par
$100
that
and from "the proposed sale of $112,and/''notes to institutional Investors ,lp the United
Canada. will be us4d by the-company to construct
and
operation a pipeline system to transport
nktuifaJ'gas from
182,
2736.
p.
4
/
,
/
producing
company
>in
««
to
the
Peace
markets
In
States., border
estimates H the
«»
.
of
areas
Columbia
at-the- United
The
$152,430,000.—V.
-
«
a-t
182;
-t©
cost
■
River
British
01
.
country rtri
Columbia
dhd
Alberta
and
for- delivery
-
/
"Pacific" Northwest/. Pipeline" Corp.
this, project will/be approximately
*
•
.
*
2297./
.p.
Nov.
•
Net
of
$3
For
income
per
1954
for
1955
common
the
is
expected
-share,"-P.
conditions
......
agreement
Scanlon,
the
,
..y
is
Ills
further
.
of
all
of
power
,
Any
registered
the
of
concerning
to
to
-,
being
of
which
stock
the
offered
the
constitute
of
accept
of
of
the
deposited
the
agreement
the
purchase, Webb
of
Godchaux
which
These
-John
...
miles
•
would
tracts
the
&
Knapp stated, would
Sugars,
Inc.
continue
frontage
of
acres,
on
i7,200 acres;
Worth
-
.
company
E.
reported
(Mo.)—Earnings Higher—
to
amount
"to
something
Connor; President,
net
said
in
<?n
—V.-
excess
Jan.
total
the
nor
183,,p/253; :
approximate
both
on
development
which
the
Shell
Oil,
General
^ ^*25 Ci
,
John
sides
Baton
here
the
of
First
Mr.
Connor
show
a
fair
said.
"We
crease
on
increase
the
basis
expect
our
-volume
in
the
first
half
of
1956
to
1955.
Disposable income is expected to in¬
higher Industrial production'and should show
over
of
exhibited
position
floor
~v.
'/;■:/
>
in
4,000
not
in
as
affect
or
the
L
1SL
"
ti'llate
are
Of the
cultivation
Parish
Airline
J, mv€stments in
Co.,
American
Storage
and
the general
the
'■
.
acres
in
River
follows:
in
St.
company.
only
on
delivery
Cyanamid,
other
question,
Pan
battery
v.
a
companies
The
the
increased ^201^
corporation's
;above "1954.
'"V
this
of
fuel.
q\)R
-
housing
Co.,
Oil
have
Kaiser
made
Aluminum
construction
16,000
they have
entire
lower
gas
of
a
are
already
one
capped
dis-
Louisiana
and
&
Knapp,
Inc.
i
represented
*1
Gulf
and oil development.
>
i i
locking
Association
the
new'
security
of
Homef.Builders';
poRularly 'priced
with
protection
wall
from
ex¬
and
fire.
■"■1
couple,
battery/combining the, weight and size ad¬
couple, with the long Jife characterlstts'of a
has been announced by Michel N. Yardney,
'
/' -/'■■
the Yardney Silcad, the new battery substitutes silver for
conjunction with a newly-developed cadmium plate. .Long
life,
high capacity, low weight and reduced size result.—
as
WOfy
<
property.
approximately
The
National
■://,;;/. "'V.'/
"W*.
Gramercy, which is about
Parish
course, undergoing tremendous
silver-zinc
i8i, p.; 2977. •■./■.•'/
American
<r,C^urles, P' N°yes Co Inc- and Latter & Blum, Inc. were the
"trvu./Ifi fan«tCII0n"« ^aurice Iserman, Vice-President and
Webb
-
nickel/in
the
,
P' tAOr
year,' while
has
President.
/ Known
above,
the
not
m,
*
_•
:■/«?i.-*
nickel-cadmium
opera¬
total acreage,
by
fronts
area.
at
the
(Jan; 22-26),
Yale
revolutionary/new
vantage of
.
in addition to unlimited quantities of fresh
\
ter> which contributes to the industrial potential of these lands
roo/Iiiw.„PreS^I""u
f- de^ree aa yet undetermined—of natural gas
i"s which could provide the real estate industrial development
with
i
the
■
Yardney Electric Corp.—Develops New Cell—•
V//A
manage-
refining
past.
as
anno"nced hi December, 1955, the
Baptist
at
cobine.
%*.'•*
Highway, which connects New
through the tract. Industrial
Lafour<be Parish where
^Area is now, of
-
Increased—,'^
.
ritt ImP°rta"t factor,
direct
r« /-
of
s^ch concerns as the Humble Oil and Refining Co.,
it a^, Pas Co" She11 oil> and Superior Oil, for mineral
Humble 011 "as leased 3,000 acres in Assumption Parish where
e
SaPPed &as distillate wells. Stanolind holds leases on
^el?
• 7 .u
even
<
Rouge, and runs
be integrated with
planned community
35 miles from New Orleans. Shell
t0
rfohle
during
associates
■>/%..y
i8^,/p. 2298. r; '
-
can
tan.?0rIi'
lir
acreages
acres.
under
$60,000 000 aluminum
plant cn the
live miles from
the St. John the
'
orders
foreign
Chicago
safes
has
Baptist
the
Co., Lion Oil
American Tank
fct,e 33'000
!
company.
stock
the
Mississippi River and Lake
approximately 2,700 acres, with 2lA
River,
dIIsti'ict is only
Chemical
oun
iooo,^";
«
by
oetween
of
Area. St. Bernard Parish,
10,000 acres are
and
-
Yale &;Towne Manufacturing €0.—New Home Safes—r
23.
company
may
obtain
Fahnestock & Co.
plantation
uninterrupted
approximately
Orleans
/
"
on
new
from/its
especially great potential for
light industry; the Napoleonville
Area/ Assumption Parish,
Raceland Area, Lafourche
Parish, 10,800 acres; and Kennel-
>./yThe but
A,ract in St.
River
*■
their
Parish,
11,200
haavy and
■—
and
Baptist
Maurepes,
/
•
C. Ramsey,! Chairman; on Jan:
20 disclosed -that; Worlhexport orders In J955 amounted "to nearly 13% of the; corpo¬
Godchaux Sugars, Inc., one of the
large domestic cane sugar
refiners,
owns 33,000 acres in Southeast Louisiana in
four tracts, all of which
lie within 20 to 70 miles
of New Orleans.
»
.
1954/
the
Worthingtori Corp.--F<ireigp Business
*
The
after
31,
equal, after preferred dividend
675,73?.common shares outleni-of'-a
payment of a 3% «tdek dividend Von
was
on
Hobart
ington
parties have reserved the right by written agreement to advance
...the deposit date and/or the closing date provided
stockholders are
given ac least 10 days notice of such advance.
<
<
7
'
ment
tions
year-end
ended Dec.
1955
share
per
per
1955.—V
18,'
from
The
.
the year
year
$3.32
company
two-thirds
'/' *••*>,
»->
stock
the
there
stockholders
stock
outstanding shares
holder
further information
.w.
a .prelirpinary, statement for
net income- pfter all charges >nd
net. income after .all charges and
.
upon
other
B
Purchaser, however, has the right
though it be less than two-thirds.'
,'v
.
conditioned
group and the
class A and
shares
voting
subsidiary in
a
.
The
'
ration's
Western Auto Supply Co.
./
fulfilled based upon certain examinations to be
completed on
or
before Feb. 13, .1956, and which if met
will'make the agreement
"final and binding
by that date; in which case stock
deposited with
Fahnestock & Co. on or before
April 23, 1956, will be purchased and
Paid for on May 23, 1956.
•
sufficient
for
the
Jor
to
common stock
income
ol- Sugar Firm—
be
r"
Mr.
its
• ThIs
corporation on Jan. 23 filed a tee tetragon statement .with the
SEC covering 15,375 shares of its $1C par common stock, to be offered
subscripfiop qntler "its Employee Stock/rc^tidn' tdah,'-.approved
.
'~
•
Sharply-r^:.h
si fof
-
..
,
-
•
..must
1957
Dec. 28,-last,-This compared with-neWearnings .
share on the 656tf53- shares of- common;®tock out>.
value)'' "which" will ■' 'standing"-At the end of 1754.
-•—~^ ^•- fi
-•
'
DrinclDal amount"
-f Consolidated sales for the year ended Dec. 31,-1955, were $58 375,000
bonds
announced- on
City,
technology -pro^
Is- is expected that .all Italian
%iy Galileo.—=V; 182, ,p:i-2178./. i
JipiT
.< '
1956 -with mpartsT- and
By
Dec. 31, " 1955/ report?
$2,552,000 compared with
standing-at
;/'/tt»e
-Jan.'.'25; through' Fahnestock*<kr"<io.i ^d/ ZNew
$2'.68 per .common shart; calculated
wholly owned subsidiary of Webb"1 & Knapp, Inc.
'common shares outstanding since payment
\ Las entered into a conditional agreement ;to purchase from George" * stock dividend on the common
stock. /'
/'
/>F. Scanlon, Chairman of the Board Ol Godchaux Sugars, Inc., and a >, n Sales increased 22.3% In
1955, amounting to $197,732,000, compared
;group
of other large stockholders of said
company,
shares
of
the /-with $161,651,000 in 1954.- Mr. Connor said that
13.6% of the increase
^ class A and B stocks of said company representing in excess of 50%
was. due to the acquisition as of March 31„ 1955/of the Gamble/
-cof the voting power of all the. voting stock.
'"./"/
Skogmo, Inc. retail stores and wholesale business on the West
Coast,
r
The contract provides a purchase price of $60.50 per share for class
a
new
area for
the company, and 8.7% of the increase to
A stock and $55 per share for
sales gains
class B stock, less any dividends herein Western Auto's established areas.
Had the West Coast 'units
vafter declared oncthe shares
b^en
being sold, ■; less a > commission to Fahneoperated by the company for all of 1955, sales for the
year "would
t stock
Co., of. 75 cents per share for brokerage fees and
have
been
handling
comfoftably over $200,000,000,"' he said.
Western Auto
■5:charges and less stamp taxes. A -similar offer will be made to all of the
directly owns 365 retail. stores and also sells at wholesale to
'3,541
/tholders of class A and B shares ol stock of said
company who present
Independent dealers who operate retail stores under the name "West¬
.their shares to Fahnestock & Co. for
sale under the provisions of the
ern
Auto Supply Associate Store."
/
agreement. •
./•;*/ *Y '
"
7.
"r,'7
The company's "immediate outlook for 1956 Is
relatively optimistic,"
-37 It was pointed out that the agreement sets forth
York
and
company
of
^ Net inc01716
/
with
'
ended
year
taxes
/• ■*"/
filed
26
shares
as
of
Into
the
*v
:Webb & Knapp, Inc.—To Buy
-
$2.57
$20,500,000-MU./Sf)'t32-year/subordinate ."debentures " e0ual to $1.42
.
early
be
manufactured completely
-/V- >'t..-. i--i
:i%'
' v
J
This
fCanadal^—Rpnietpre
Robert M. -Mitchell,
by
i/6th =and-and-A4 'hp.-refrigerator'com¬
Whirlpool-Seeger,
.
Jan.
on
Ltd
23
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—Earnings Up
510,000
and
British
.
Corp.
v,,.
proceeds of this finajidihg
500,000
States
'Wasatch Corp.—Seeks SEC
Exemtpion Order
Atlas
by
will
'-r1#*--(requirements,
''
See
pressors
Units
taxes of $1,246,000
Co
«Fr_
Italian Markets, ..by
- with
Whirlpool-
for
Italy
Jan.
,
exchanges his stock for bonds during that period
.JwlU' receive a bond with interest accruing from Jan; 1, 1956. ,/jo
During the time, the original exchange offer was open, it was
ac-,
jcepted by stockholders of 5<006 shares. The-exchange
offer,- if approved;
will be reopened for those who lalled to take
advantage of the opporr
timirv
ftrirn airl
rV*
lnt4
1 01
3 jtunity afforded them last year!-?—-V., 181, p. 2626.
ntvi
With
hi
licensee Agreement
a
/;j
reopen
who
o
VI
tv.-.
"
/
production of
is planned for
vidt-d
6,850,000
$3.08
produced
terms of
Co. ,has
applied? to 'the Interstate Comfhe exchange offer of $125
principal amount of collateral trust 53A% bonds,, due Jan.
l,t 1980, for
j/^each share of the capital stock of Ware River RR, Co. ! It is. proposed
-\Jm- reopen the exchange ofier for, 30 days beginning March 1,
.'?>
>
6,898,000
he
announced on
was
v•//SO.'-.
Reopen Exchange Offer—
RR.
4merce-Commission for authority -to
,.
Initial
13,096,000
507,000
;
will
under
-Vice-President;
-
-if."/;/
on Jan.
16 filed a letter -of notification with" the/
covering.. 50,000. shares of capital stock to; be offered • at par ($1'
^per' sharet,. through
Fenner, Streitman &• Co.> New York; "The-net
proceeds are
to be ;.used
to ..pay,, for ^expenses
-incident -to mining /
'-CV',/v^
*
Galileo,
Corp.-, -it'
,
rTn.+«
The. corporation
i
dividends
Westroast Transmission
it
Urania, Inc.; Lag Vegas, Nev.—Eiles With SEC— ■i
/operations^
15,724,000
/Earning? per common ahare./--.//////./ /' •
183, p. 151/
-' ///' '
»8EC
"
118;513,000
10,251,000 t, 10,400,000
12,217,000 " 11,461,000
649,000 /
650,000
incom4e^-__/^..r.;i.j.//7.i/^ 16,000,00012,000,000
•/—V.
---r.-..////'^///; t;/!'?''Ins,;?'
l
Seeger
■
on.
Common dividends'
growing market for the material as well ass various Industrial products
as/textile bobbins, business machine housings and lawn mower
■■■>-wheels-.--/V. 182, p.; 2837.
•
/
,
Net income
jjsucb
I
expenses—^./
debentures_;l_L-i-_2/__./_//'_L_J!._./'
on
Federal taxes
trile., Chemically resistant pipe is Its largest single Use today. Automo/ tive parts-such As Royallte seat panels And roof liners is another
■:
other
conditioners,
Officine
178,341, 000 -166,120,000
sold124,500,000
administrative and
Interest
.
*
income
of products
Depreciation and depletion
more
thgn double production capacity for
these fast growing plastic materials," John E.
Caskey, Vice-President
V U. S, Rubber and General Manager-of the Naugatuck -Chemical
division, said. "Construction, will start immediately and the new: plant
ris expected to be completed by July 1957,".
'
/
more
air
////•;;/''"" ''X'*/' "'""'"-7—"
;
used
industrial
of
/than $5,000,000
chemical plant for the manu- ;iv;
■'/,•
for pipe, automotive-parts
-Total
new
a
stic
/.facture of Kralastic plastic materials
the
brokers
General
buyers.—V.
182,
^
saving^
,
II i1
'
Yolume 183
Number 5503
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
DIVIDENDS
*
1
*
\^
—
Name of
,
.
(563)
i'efyy.+'ih
Company
Per,
.
'
••
Dividend announcements
tables,- In
nounced
the
first
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
all
the
during the current week. Then
dividends
Chain Store Real Estate
Extra
an¬
.
K ^
** U
■
4
1
'
»f'
.
*"'
»vr
1
m
1
■
"
Chenango & Unadilla
Per
C Vending Corp.
(quar.)
ACIf Industries, Inc.,
Hat. Stores
Advisers
/■
;
(A
payment,.of
capitalgains
\{ /short-term.)
*
Stock
3-15
undistributed
from
realized
long-term
City- Products
1
2-15
City Water Co. of Chattanooga
5% preferred (quar.).
Cleveland
net
4c
Colorado
33c
3-
1
5%.
Co.
2-15
10c
Engineering
3-
1
37 VaC
(quar.)
1-27
.
2-
3
2-
.<
3
v
/
■'
2-27
Clorox
2-
8
2-
7
45c
.
3-
$1.12 Va
(quar.),
'
5
Combined
2-10
Commonwealth
/ Commonwealth
$1.05
4-2
3-16
' $1.15
4-2
3-16
,
.
-
Frank-Gupnthcr Law,,, Inc., 30c pfd.
(entire issue called for redemption on Feb.
,20 at $5.25 fc*r sh. plus'this div.)___
Alexander Hamilton Institute (special)_____
American
Can
...American
American
12c
50c
iquar.)__r
50C
2-
2-15
4,
*>»•
2
'*t ■>;
3-10
3-1
•
25c
•3-
(quar.)_^___.
35c
V. 2-
20c
5%
1-31'
3
1-28
2-15
3-15
2-21" V
t38c
3-
1
6-15"" <6-
i
1-3L
-
f37c
1
f
3-,i-/:';2-i5
$3*
50c
3-10
...
Consolidated
;t2-l0,
(
25C'frrV3,-?-l^'/>2T-14.
)____.
30c
/.: Amwieaa' Iouestmeiqtr Cov of Illinois—
,■
£ j New>common; (initial).:,,.
5 %%•/ preferred-. fqu*i?)„_
25c
3-20
:■
2-20
Co.
Cigar,
2-15.
j>
9-1.
Corp. of America,
preferred (quar.)
4%
American
'•/
American.
American* Steel Foundries
(quar.)_
Continental
j.
.
American..Window;:GIass^^,:V
5%-/. prior,, preferred (qtiar.)Z/__ZZ_i£___
Angio-Newfoundland. -Dervelopiuc.nt Ltd.—-(Quarterly:
_/
% r.
■*'
„
...
$2.36- preferred - tquar.)_
$2:50 preferred^etpM" 1/
->a $45.35. preferred, tquafel-'.,..
Arkansas .Fuel" Oil,, iquat.)
Aiqnstrphifi Rubbor^class A* (quar.)
Refining
Co.
2-;
V; 2-8
(quar.)
i
2-10
/
2-10
■
$1.31 Va
'
Avon
Ffoduots^ Inc*<, (efuar;)__„.
AxeTHoughton Fund,-;class, A (2%c/from inc.
:
:.:e ^ And $V»c. from -capital gains)
DatiistrpWMetallic
2-
Ayshire'i'Collieries.Xquar.)_/l_^._.__.„r,
Conqoier^ial C.orpr. (^/V",)->(quatr;).
3-
nreferred
7le
-Thr.
r "
.>4.35%
t
-■
.
dividend, on,
;
^Beck
■:
*•
St^el^
$1.76
1;:',
preferred
-
»
ti
;r;
$1.75
.
35c
preferred
for
Drackett
x i 3-28 v/ 3-15
/25« **//2*15 *';-:'2--..2
$1.18%/; 3-1 /
2-15
*-
/3-,1 -
,j_$1.75 ■> ;;4-. 2
2-
,
$5'
(quaf1,).
44c
/(quar;)l_-_Corp, com.hdd)i£^' •
rCo.],
-
■
*'n- 5.30
.««
r
-
,(quar. )/---£i/i£t--.^^ ?:/.
IOC"
^-preferred'
"
•
5.08preferred
Camp
;4
•
f,
Clas&
B
:
(quar.)
1//
'•
31%c.
;
2-15
-
?
share
each
Coupon
of
4!/2%
Canada
113
pfd.
($26
par)
30c
*.
1-31
-50c
:
:
1-27 1
3-
9*
3-
$25c
r
Sted
1-16
1
■' Fair
'
'-
/-';
5'/*-
Electric,
:
(The)
•
3-
1
(Marshall)
V2 %
2-
3-15
3-
Z
$1.12 Va'
paymt/%
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tire
see
JV
:
$1.12%
$1.75
'
4.75% * preferred (quaf.)
Assoc; (initial)
(stock dividend)
-
.
(quafcll-
Power
$1.04
/
2-15
/;$1.16*.
.
v
..
$1.18
j: : 25e
4-
•
„■
,
1
1
2-17-
•
■
3-10
'
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
3-31:
V
liVaC
'
/
*
(quar.)
-■
(Stock
Square National Bank
dividend) *6/299th of a
(L;
com.
2-
40c *
2-24
2-$
3-10/
2-28
3-15
2-17
-
2c
tl5c
■'
/
preferred
.
Metals
Mills, 3%%
to
be
5%
Plywood
conv.
Montreal
1
Moore-McCormack
1-27
;;/
1-27
"
2-17
;
1-24
75c
; 3- 1
35c
2-
1
./
2-24
4-
1
:
3-
$1.25/
v
-
(entire issue
at $103 per
•
,/ 2-10/ 41 *'
1*
4-1
3-5
4-
1*
3-
2-
1
1-19
3-12
V 2-15
3-
5c;
pfd. (quar.)£__ /
'
1
2-
5
"
1
V $2,50
2-1-
4-
$1.15
deferred
payments
3-15
2
ac-'
/ ; -*
at" this4-'* ■
Co
25c
Chemical
(quar.)
Lines
:
3-20
25c
—
Inv. J annual
General
London
3-15
t$1.35
(quar.)
(John)
Co.*'(increased quar.)____'
&
2-27
■4-' 2
'
4-27 *
25c
10-27
1
3-15*
4-
7-27
/** 25c
__________
—
1-16
3-
3-10
25c
1
2-24
4
3-15
Engineering, common jquar.)30c
preferred jquar. )l___
62V2C
Quarterly
2-13J
1-27 r
37V2C
"
2-15
Morrison-Knudsen
Mosinee
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-
9
4- -1'.-..
3-
9
2-15/
1-31
"•
*
(increased quar.)
Mills Co
—1..
40c
—
--
•
6'
7-6
10-4'
3-
Wheel
Nashville•
Chattanooga
Si
St.
Louis
Quarterly
National
Acme
Ry.—
8
2-
1*
2-15*
.
3-
"$*
1
-A
2-8
2-24
2-^8
2-27
2-L6-
'/ 3-15
/ 2r2$.
25c
3--2
2oW'
$1.06%
3-15
2-15
Co: *(qUaf.)_
_
i.:
Inc;
2-
'
-
/ ^
-
——
National By-Products,
3-10
50c
Corp. ;(quar.)._
1
2-15
25c
-
'
Motor
9
25c
60c
Paper
9
50c
10c
'
_
National Cranberry Association*-
<,
3-'i:*:.
$0.84375
4'%.
preferred
National
25c
!'
'
3-
l-~
2-15
ai-4%%
(s-a)
Distillers
preferred
Products,
(quar.)
/
-
/ com/ (quar.)./"
,
50c
'
/ 3- 5
1-20
2%
—
Cprp,—-
preferred (quar.)
Morgan
Rubber
; Quarterly
!
.pfd.
March .1.
share plus jhis.dividend—
General
1
Morrell
•■v
conv.
on,
Monsanto
"
2-10 -
,
(s-a)
redeemed
Mohawk
2-
'
•
..
1
1
I.)—
(quar.).
General
/time) •v -"• *
preferred
'"'/':
2-
2-15
2-10
the
2-
15c
6%
*
3-1
.
--4-11.3-*$ :■
20c
;
——-—
t.
*-3-2<T'"*":'"'-T
3-14
(qudrjt
—
:
3"'/"
1'"'!
'-4- -2: v
10c
Industries*(Directors
on
2'
2-15
$1
tion
share for
(stock divjv.—
1
,
*
25c
share
Contract,
"
2^15 '*'
2-15J'/~',2-'
62 VaC
(quar.)
;
3-1$'-
JI./■
Co..
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60%
2-17
2-15
$1.-18%*.*"•
5%, pfd.
*"1-31
3- 9
$1
-*
(quar.)
•
—
/ 3-15
40c
*
2-17
/
2-29/2-3"
$1.06%,l'--*
I;
Products
/
'
2-15
*
3-1
2-15
-
-2-TO '
*
5
'3.-30"'/,'-.3-15' "-'■/
35c
3
'
1
;
v 2-1$ ^
,
4-
Mohasco
3-
v
$1.101/'
«>
.2-15
9
2-
1
••
$-
2-29
f 25c
Mineral Mining Corp.
•
$1.12 Va
'-/•
pfd. (quar.)
(100 par) (quar,)
preferred (20 par) (quar.)/.
2-
'
* "t'
>
,
5%
//3-15
3-
3-
Mickelberry's Food
' 1-31
/.
2-21
*
preferred (quar.)-_£____
'
97V2c
4.35% preferred
(quar.$1.08%
'4.45%- preferred, (.quar.)$l.liy4
Metropolitan Storage Warehouse (quar.50c
2-10
4-16
,
v
1
-
.......
(increased quar.)
Corp., 4%
4.75%
each
2
4-/1./ >•.3-15
4-
l'
!.•' 2-
9
2-29
3.90%
9
f'1'-:
2- -$.' S"V
3-
9
2-23
2-
:
$-2r
2-1S
1
.
35c
(quar.).
Manufacturing
*
1
2-15
:
•
-
2-15
"
■
Oil'
Menasco
2-
'./ 50c
Ltd.
:*'
2- a-1-2$.
-
'
30c
'
/ Year-end
.
2
-3-16
.
"V
2-23.
*
1
3-
"
pfd
Franklin
6
*
;*
3-
100%
Marshall Field & Co.—
General
2-
3-13
3-13
,
'/
/25c
■V 17c Jr>
(quar;)
General
25c
.
.
IOC
35c
3-
2-15
-
*
25c
t20c
I
(extra)__
4'j%
(quar.)/*/:
Ma'ssey-Harris-Ferguson'f
2-1""".'' 1-24
-
-
10c /■,
2-15
> 3- 1
VL"
,
Mascot
-.,•
*
2-15
2
'
;*>/,
••
2-*29
3-12;- ®-ir
3-15 '> $-17
"/ Metropolitan Edison-Co.; 3.80%.. pfdvj-quar:):// 95c
>; 2.-1 /■//1-24.X,:I' 3.85% preferred (quaf.)r£ri£______:_:_:.I96V/C:25C '•/*/• 2- 1;/'/ 1-24
Rubber Co.*
&
preferred
Franklin Process
Central .Vermont Public -Service—
Cogimon-dnoreased;. quar.)
preferred (quag.)
"Vpreferied '(quar. >'_
if /
Macmillah* Co.
-
,u..
■
6c''"1
50c
McKay Machine^ (quar.) zjzzzz
McKessori &*Robbihs;jquar;):
11-9
40c >/i: 2-20 ; v. 2>/: 2-20//
held)-.
...x.rx—
Freeport Sulphur (quar.)—
Gas, Inc., $1.40 prior pfd. (quar.
/- .4-
1'f'/ 8-10
*•-*:/
3-23
"
Co.,
3-12
75c
Mallory tPi'Ri) Si Co.- (quar.):
Corp.- (quar/.
1 •/"5^11
12- jv
!f
'' *'■;
3-1
65c
2-20
6-
2-29
56 %C
.
.
3- 2
3-15
->
:-,9-
$1.25
(quar.)
4.60%
1-27
2-28
60c
,
Florida
2-15
10c.-~
2-ir
3_,. .j
25c.
1
>2-15
• >.
*'-
"L-1/; l-^r".
15c
pfd. (-quarjtL
Bqndlng v&' Insurancr CO.—
$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)_*;__:^
Federal? National Mortgage"
2-15
40c
...
.
; 4.15%^
'*■■■
2-151-31
Massachusetts /50aa/j2/,'3r/:;i,25./t;//•• Increased
3* 1 • ;*: 2-10
%• Mayer (Oscar > Si Co.£.___i_r;
$1.25
Fajqrdo Sugar
Firestone
*
100%
.
.
...
common
'
..'.$$1.25
(quar.)
-^>-.4¥2%., preferred' ,(quar.)
Cessna?: Aircra.fr
■-<•••*-.
4.40%
2-15
$50c
.
.
Corp., common j quar.)
: 4Va'/ preferred (quar.)
Central Illinois Light, com. (increased
quar,)
r
•*
; Extra
Fairbanks Morse Si Co.
Field
.
1
9
Marshall cFfeld Si
gains
'
3-
?
"
"40c -
}22 VaC
<quar,)___
Magor Ckr 'Corp/ (quar; ).
10e
v
—
•'
2-15
1
1
.
$1:18% -
//j-26 / ■■ Macwhyte Co.
5%C
and
Exetef'Mfg., common (quar.-*---7% preferred (quar./
;.2-l7
3-
$25c
Carrier
;
$5
/
V 3-15 .-?•
$20c
.
^4.50% r, preferred
net income
'
pfd.
(stock: dividend*
Louisiana
capital
First Bank 8tock
(quar.)i_,
-
"4--*
3-
■
1-31
New common (initial quar.)
Central
ordinary
preferred A jquar J).
prefererd A jqugrj.x.-.-^rx
preferred A (quar.)
$5
$5
t
for
-.-/Extra
•'*
v
4
Canadian-Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd. (quar.)_
Canadian-Locomotive,-Ltd. (resumed*....
Carpenter
■
.
>1-16";/;
*
1--20
■3>--l:"f
•
Marathon
.
.
$50c
Utilities;, Ltd.,
;
/
Inc.
Fiduciary.Trust Co. .*N. Y.)
-
_
Vinegars-Ltd.
Canadian^
:
•:
-1-16
.1-27
share held
No.
j,
■
2-17/ / "1-28 "
Fund,
Emporium Capwell (year-end)/
Erie Railroad*. $5 pfd. A (quar.M.
-1-16
.
1-27
"
3-
(quar.).
dividend
Mutual
from
:
5
-
-
1-27
"
..
4.75%- convertible .preferred (quar.:>£
Lower St; Lawrertoe Power C*o:~
J
$1.50:./' 2--I f:/2-14;
5%''/ ;2-!7
(Directors-, took' no/action'on com
1-31
./at this time)', / *- • •*
"/l -31 /./>•. Evans Products (increased quar.)
2-15
v
2-is/.;
2-29-
4-15
50c
pfd. jacetim.
1-31
2-15
i
30C
.
_
:
: v;$1.75V!-: 3-('l' 2*14 /'/./.dVa^ preferred" (quar.v).__x___
3- 5 .'fe>-.2-15«'-*-- ;Lucky. .Lager* BrewinigrCh. -(quarj
£.—-•■•' $1.75/•/ 5- 1 > 3T 4-Lucky Stores (quar.>*;■->—
(aocum.)...^-^-.^^----------'/: $1.50
5- 1 * / 4--6' -/■/ Lukens. Steer Co/ (quar.
Corp.,/$7
/'Eppens Smith Co.—;
2-16:»;ir28./„;
'*!
.
__; jv30c
Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co.—
Quarterly
_i_—
Canada-Flooring Co.-, Ltd., $1 pfd. A (quar.)
Canada Malting-rBearer (stock dividend)-—
;
3
3-
B
from
4V»c
-
3*
Campbell,
05.
Co.-^/v/-'-vV> *5 /
dividend
Stock
3
,2-
Class
Emerson
2- e
/
3--1
-
.
(quar.j^
preferred
stock
;
2-15
-
-3-15
__i;^,.30c
(quan)
3
;.-2-15 0
33Vac:' /2—15' *">•1-31"
32 VaC ■:
2-15
1-31
,i
(quar.)
'-
Zl-23
r
2-15:"*'
i
11
3 r
2-
1-30
25e
25c'
33 v»«
_
/
common-
•
(quar.i)._^ii-.-:-i--££-/-/-
©referred
7%
8
2-
,33c
■v
One
;
5
LouU. Si :Interurban - Water
St.
la%
2-3
1
3-
27 Vac j".
Extra
-
East
2-
,3" 1
f.
.17 Vac
1.
.2-
■
'
;.
.
•
■•/17V2CV
./■;
2-
-
....
10c
*
.
r,"
3-
40c
(quar.»
Manufacturing,
/
2-1
59 %c
..
,_$1.12Va V
J. Extra
-
3-
• :-
-;
3-10
rt'
Eastern,-^orp.
$1.05
.preferred' j,(quar. 1
-
3-1
3*14
13%c
/ 37 V2C
:--1:37'V2C"
137 Vac"'-
2-17
3-15
$iu / 3- 1.
(quar.)
,
I
'
'
.
5:3$%;/preferredT".(quar./:
5.20%
,
3- 9
/;.
55c-
•
Telephone (quar.)
4.40 fi '
Service,
preferred
5.28%
3- 9
^
2-29
50c
25c"./, i '3-Z1
.:,.;87VaC
,3- 1
Burlington.Industrips, common (quar.)
/;iV2
preferred- (quarr.)__
preferred, (jquar.)__!
-'-^4.20%-.preferred -tquar.)
--«t<4,/2^wv2nd preferredf„( quar. U_
Batler.^ Mfg.v
> 2 Bush Terminal.
Buildings.l_I
Calaveras Cement;■•-( increased quar.)_^_'.
•_> California. Electric
Pow.er (quar.)
r. California^Ink
Cp- (quar.)!___„
Interstate
j
43-"2-y
T-20
2-17
,
-t*.
...
Water
>3-2
$1-?5,.:/V3- 5
8-16
v-
..
-fi,JEfctrarv.i__*.
Calif.
<
Sessions,' corii,
'
:$q preferred
■.*$%• •/■• /1-31, 12- 7
3-15/
Utilities Asso.
> $37 Vac -/
y-2-29' ",t Eastern
Jquar.)__i^£-i£>i£*;-//.5»;j" 2-15^/: 2^-2.
/Extra
...
t
2-1-6-Electrographic Corp. ,(quar.)_. v.;Lunkenheimer Co: (increased)
25c / <;3- I
30c/ ; /3->t//; ; 2-16 ; •;,.. iElectrolux
Corp// iquan)*.i25c >/• 3^15 --^>'2-15'.//' MacOregbrt Sport Products (quar.
Emerson Drug
class A .!(QUftr;)----l-i--— •-- ! '"25c » ^'3--"9' •'■#* 2-20..-.MacMillan Si Bloedel, Ltd., class B
2-29
2-8
;•
40c -'*
ord.
•t
-California
1-30
■
'(qukr;)_^;^^_-_'i_>L-l_^___;/'/Mc, //j- 1"'1 '2-i<T ''"••/•!•
(increased quar.) '
4.-75% convertible "prreferred
jquar.)^
Lees., (Jamesr'Si Sons,(quar.j_£
15c
.
comnion
-
Eastern States
Sharpe Mfg. iqua;.).
Bullock's^. Inc^(qu*r«)
r
3
4-/1/;
:.'-4-:l""
>
•
each 10^^ shares-rom.
1-30
2-; 3
2-
""
*
$1
-
,
4- 2
25c
Brown- Si
-
-3-T5
V'3-j/:;L-18'
'
-"/$1.25
Electric; Co.,. 5Va%' pfd. jquar.j_£l/
Lamson A
.,
••>"(
British Columbia Wtckers Ltd.; class A (s-a>
Brown Rubber Co. (.quar.)
*'■'
;
..'-3-1 /. .2^15
3- 1..
2**.
-
■
2-23
..
50c
jSons; (-quar. )
depositr receipts
30c
";i
;.
6
25c
^Brass- C»rp./^_
(quar .)> *_
^.American
•
common jquar.):
Co,—
Special?
Braehn. ( jB.
'i;3*T5J.
Lehigh Valley RR. Jquar.Kzzzz-zzzzzzzztzz'
/j .4% .preferred jquar.)^_^iiix^i->->"---->''-'',:'-»>i25ci
30e
2-17
6% preferred
2-15 / -2/ 3/ //Libby, McNe il Sr Libby
'f
^iJ5c/Z 2-15 >^2- 8c<^mmon (increased q
quar.-)-^
/, Du-Art. Film Laboratories, -common»._T_,__._ ..t.v
T
20c^!
2-'$-;'/:
.60c participating preferred
/ 5Va'%' preferred- (quar,)_-^-zz:
3- 1 V
(partlc.■>%>_£////- 40c>.//3-15
3- 5
;$i;3i%
:i Dumont-Alrplane $s Marine Instruments;r
Lipe; Rollway/class/A -(^uar.-)^:
/£;»
lrtd.-/;/'-* -'l ':
12 Vac
3-30.V 3- 9.
*
Lincoln Service, .f;commoir!
/:■; ,7Vbc/f/3-15li5'/ 2- -S.
(quar. )_z:
60c
3-12 •/•• 2-2t
-
-r«-^-*'-r>r'->^5C :>;*;3-. 1 'ft*J.2- A
$2.50 r
50a
Bgltishf; Cdtenese^
'2-24
1;
•4-1.
Co;, com.- (tncreasecl quar.
45c'
3-26''^ V/S-'9 J,:
•* preferred
pridr' preferred" 4 auar:->.rrri:rrrrrrr-r>'- *■■■ ■ AftftS ':'v "i--« >
(quar.)
Kuhlman'
Dover Industries
.
.
/: /2-:»v-
3-26
"4^*
-$1.10
62VaC
/ -5%-
r
;/. //; Donald Ropes Si Wire Cloth,-Lttf. -i quar
Boeiftg;< Airplane CoTi (quar.)
a
,
1
-
Koehring'Co;-(quar.);:
$1.06%
Boha-Aluminuns.
1
"2-10'
$1.08%/
Ke'ta Gas'<Sc"Oil f stbtk-dividend
(7 shares of-Swart-Finch oil
(-quftr?")/_/iCHi''/^/8a/4:C';./
(quar.
preference Hquar.)_k.!:_____^_r_^_
„
<qt'.*r.)__
Bond; Stores
3-
25c
Co/:(quar.•)£/__>££ /;/>25c
common
2-15
",82MiC
-
2-8
Elec.
2-
11-21'
3-10:..
3- 1 '
$1
-
frAiS&VH* preferred
2-20
*•'
"
„.
(q uar^ v■£-. _:i_
Blackstone-VaHey Gas
12-14
25c 1
Rf)'
"y^Kinney fG.':1
V-TJKipreferred^ fquar.)v_^__T._
•tehojr CHl
'
v'j-9-14'
35%c
"*
J.->>15C
com.ii /year-end ii
/■■'./••
3-49 /:/■•/
6-29
12-28
'."
2%
Co.
Utilities,
.'
•
V' Bethlehejn
Southern
stock
wilt, pe-." quoted ex- T:lMar'ch- 28 "in tbg amount
31.V»e per.6hare).s^-v
Basin" Qii-v (Calif;), (.quar.)
fA:vS»V:.Sho^ com. (quar,)__
4^preferred<(quar.
Berkshire* Hathaway Tncr jquar,
/;
■
s- >:9-28
$1.25
preferred jquar. )'_:>:
Keyes; Efbr'A* 'Co/"-
stock-
common,
; 2^15
3-30
.
' •
$1.25
•
yr
»
Silver
■
Bankers-
Basic Refractories,t (quar.
V(Thl6f dtyid.. willr be paid.pn the .addi-tional shares,-to. belssiied on Aprih 16 In
payment of^A 25%,-stock dlviotend; -and
tt/iv Also on the-present.outstanding-shares,
;
-$1.25
v-
;..-3-i5: .,'v:
/
1
3-
,$i.25
(quar,).
„
x2-15>
.
"t"
Door
S/:./ Dallas Transit Co.,
,.2'f
3-10. / ,2- 9
{3-30/*;'/3-15' -/*//
3-31'
(Year-end •. from
net; long-term
iains- during- flscah year-en^ing
,
3-
/
50c
50C.
?■
2-10
12-10
1 /
2-TA
3-
■
$2.50
International
(quar.>-^-J^..i--a.'_"L_--^^_"_<-'i'_.i-'-;>'-,::;10c,
45e
.
2-10
U
3-.1
62 VaC
2-24/*/Crown Zellerbach, $4.20 pfd. (quqr.)
//2"24 > £ De Vegh "Income fundr-.,;1'--/// > %'
50c
3- 1,.
3-
2-29
•
4/l5 f'"• S-23;; Iowa Power $c<< Light/cbmmbn-jquar'. )_.
.i->/tl7Vic
2/l5r^ /l-31. /• '.-3.30% "preferre^/fqbar.)-_r.i_-.._-£__/.
..'Kiw.
J-'l
S.A(\'Lnri«f Arr/r)- i Ann
-u93 %c >:-<3if 5
4:40%
preferred/(quar.)
Iowa
50c.
2-24
12 VaC
r-$l;31Vi
(quar;)—
40c
'
/B:>('4uar;>/;-^t_"-££____^___T
1-31
2- "6
,
3-10
15c ;
>
;
2-20
31 Vic
preferred /qqarj)^.' >• »>.'
preferred>;(quar/.£
2-10
.3-15
r
2-15
30c
$1.083A
A899cla4«ci' Dry poods,; com.,, (quar,i
5.25%- preferred (quar.)^„_i.
3
preferred^ (quar>;^
HlfiU>is! Zihc1: (stofck
"dividend)
20c
preferred
!>//; Cosmos^ Imperial 'Mftls/ Ltd. ■-(-quar.-)^-.
25e
1
4-
r
1-20 '
lr20
„
.
(quar- -- ~ 30c
eommon
** **' "J" ^ —1—f
*
1
3-
4-
1
2-
■$1..;^
1-
Extra
$5.25. series'
4-20
2-
tquar.-)i
/ 62VaC
v
-.
Products
Cornell-Dubilier, Electric,
t
59c
1
r,€lass
$1.50
a
2-14.
31 %c-
5%
.
Corn
Arg©..OUjqQarjI_/_Z._______
|
Arizona. Public;,Service,
co.mc. Cq^u*rf)------- .;■-// 25c J-/
; ALfO-j preferred (quar., . 27%dj£t,*
'*>
Copper <fc Steel Industries,-'^Inc.^
51* preferred. (quaf.).-,
31 yic
Copeland; Refrigeration Corp. (quar.iiizlzi/V/i;-.^ 20c
'■
1
31 %c
pref;;':>,quar.t-"-"-/--------'-'J---r.*_
American. Smelting.® Refining (increased)
>
3- 2
3-
3-
,
.preferred
5-4
3-15 *-
'
70c v
Hupp Corp;/5 %
•p6riy.^fd.:;A> (irtitlAlVQWftr/
;/ Huttig Sash Si Doot; riomfnotf (quar;,)..../^
f:
/
3-15
60c
Seal-Kajp Corp. of Del. (stock div;;)//
Seating/Co.j increased quar.).
//
ifaaextean
>
35 VAC
v'.
2-15
2-10
1
5-15
35c;
(quar.).
,
2-10
9
3-
•
Meter- Co:> (quay. )•_____.
2-17
3- 1
$1
..
1
3-
50c
$$1.25
Y.)—.
2-29
3-
62 Vac
quar.).
2-10
3-12
$22 Vac
(quar.)
3-15
2-24
30c
com.
American, Pulley- * quar.)tCx:-_i.'__-_
.
2-23
3-30
2
1
/,32c
.-vje
,- 35%r-
AmyiqamRipe-Ar,eqt«trnctrpn ,£p
r
3-19
-
com.
.
.
2-14
-12 Vac
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Royalty OU- (-s*4fc)-_wriConsumers. Glass, Ltd.„( quar; )^--—
.
2-
3-10
10c
(quar.)
-5% vpreferred 'A
2-2
2-14
^
(quar.)
2-15
2-20
2-21
25c
■
(quar.)
common
3- 9
5.
2-21
preferred ,(quar.)__il^i:
_'."/ $1.25
Houdailte Industries, Inc., $2.25 pfd. (quar.)
56y*c
Houdry Process
50c
/Housatoriic Public Service, (quar.).-.r..'
35c
Hoving Corp; (quar.)._l__i__
20c
/Hudsoh Pulp & Papei',,'class A" com; tquar.) -' • 31 v,c
div.;
stock
-4-20
■»'
3-10
^
directors'-
a
3-
62 V2C
(quar.)
(N.
1
25c
(quar.).
Horn «fe Hardart Cp.
1/
12-
^ V-*
4-20
25c
6%
preferredv (quar.)
Holly Btbres, 5% ; preferred (quar.);..
5% pfd (this paym't. clears all
arrears)
,
V
2-23.
$1.75
(quar.)
$5
Container
it
9-15:-
12-15'/
■r- t38c
Connecticut Powei-
_
;
25c
Harbison-Walker RefractoriesCommon
(increased
quar.)
/ '1-31\
—
;jVV437C
preferred
Jr
"
2-28
$4
Ltd.,
{
1
America
Hamilton Watch, common (increased
4% conv. preferred (quar.)
> 2-10
1 •>
Cotton
j
1
3-26 %
u
P.) Fire Brick (initial quar.)_
Industries " (quar.)_"___l_l"__._
Hackensack Water
3- l
;
30c
7VaC'
(A.
Hamilton
N
,
5-
56 %c
Gas, common (quar.).^
>/6% preferred (quar.)
Gulf Oil Corp. (quar.).
t
,
5-
.'
(year-end)
Ry.
2-18
2-15
3-
.
Gulf Interstate
'■4-16,
>, 'i
.
.i5c,;:
....
Northern
i
lc
3-1-
r:
*42 VaC
_
(quar.
&1 Pacific Tea Co. of
Green
■ V. 2-25
«
$1.25
;
Gregory
4-16
•
3-10'
Common
3-
56c
/
.
dividend
Great
2-17
?
50C
—
2-10
'3-16
<5-1
\
}12'/aC^
-
(quar.)_xilv~>-
ing to be held on^Feb. 28 on
"proposal- to declare a 100%
■
CCinn.)'-^
j monthly*
Amarican-^HospitakJSupply -.(quar.
"
Payable of Ret.
of Wisconsin
Co.
"/Extra
-2-17
V5- 1- v"
75c
Connecticut ■ General' Life Insurance Co:— ' "
if'
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet-
1-19
3-10TZ 3-
10%
&/Elec..(quar.)
Gas
Telephone
1A
'•
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
s
__
American Homes. Products
-v;:
2-14
2-10»"^?l-27
62 %c.
Druggist. Fire Insurance
Amor team-Gas*
2-20
45c
•*
Chicle Co.„ jquar.*
Stock- dividend
', (ti l
Z
(quar,)
Co."
'
.
11
-3-1."
(quajr.)—±--—
preferred
(quar.)
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
"
.
.
i
American.Box Board
3-12
'"2-10
4-1
(Boston)-
Confederation Life Association (Toronto)
Albert
v.
1* :
3-
v
15c
/10c..1
■
Natural
•"
Stock
Gray Mfg. Co.
Great Atlantic
.2-14
3-
50c
(monthly)
com.
Ltd.
(quar.
Paper, class A (quar,).-__
Locks
>
5.
2-15
3-
87 VaC
Insurance
2-18
•/
2-24
1
•;. $2.25 preferred
'
/Quarterly
Combined Enterprises,
25c
(quar.)
//
1-
3-1
•
$r.l2 Va.
Life
4- -6
'3-31:v
$1.25
(q u a r.)__-_ _-.i
Nat'l
^
-
3-
50c
-
3*1*
1
Holders
When
Share
/""
(quar.)
Glen-Gery Brick Corp.—/,»
V.6% ,1st preferred (quar;).
Gouid—National Batteries,' com.
(quar.)...
AVzVo .preferred
(quar.)_._—
Government Employers Insurance' (quar.)..
1-30
> 3-30
1-29
*ir"V 10c
2-18
5
3-
•:
Power,
Chemical
:
.
"
$5 preferred
(Tenn.)—
(quar.)
Columbian
2-20
5o
10c'
Preferred
3-15
2-15
Company j
-General Telephone
RR.,-
(Monthly)
2-15
;
75c
Common
15c
Air-Ways Industries (quar:)/;.,,
Air
Reduction, 'coin. (quar..j__,
,4.505/ preferred (quar.)
*
Pittsburgh
Central
15c
/
Alabama Power, 4.20% pfd.
s
4,60% preferred (quar.>,
Si
•*
1-20
1-31..
3-20
10c
(quar.).
3-16
•
87'/ac
•»
1
net
and
•
<
7%. guaranteed (quar.).
4% special guaranteed (quar.).
Collins & Aikman Corp.
Mfg. Jresumed)
AtrfleetSi,-Inc.
3
1-20
.,*4-i5
87'/2C
•>
(quar.)
(quar.)..-.
3-
dividend
Ainsworth
3-
preferred
•
$1.12 »/2
(Mary),tlric.J..
3-30
(quar.)
/Aetna-Standard
.?
2-
'
1
2-10
,
30c
;
,
convertible
Per
Name of
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—?
.t,2-10
':2-l; i
:
50c
Chicago Corp., $3 preferred (quar.)___:..
';
28c
!t,
3%%
Chess
v
Telephone—
12 Vic
from
lc
2-25
$2
-i
(quar.)
preferred ■ jquar.)-_
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common
62 %c
(quar.)
iinvestment inc.; and
Aeroquip Corp.
20c
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.—
Holders
Payable of Rec.
common
5%/conv/preferred
Adam
;When
;
Share
:75c ...2•to
-4Va %
<
•
(x Name of Company
A .B-
f Common
;
Holders
2-25.
"
(quar.).
__.
r
w
-
I
.
50c
v
Chambersburg Engineering (quar.).
ft' second .table in which we show the payments
previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.^ ^r
-'
When
Payable of Rec.
~r
(quar.).
.
follow with
we
Belt
<
Share
,
Chain
11
12
(564)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
When
Per
•
.
Holder*
'
•
.
-Name of
National
81.50
Company
Grocers,
Ltd.,
preference
National
National
Lead,
National
Oats
preferred
Bros.,
Products
(quar.)-—
(quar.)
—
(quarj—————
Co. (quar.
Co.
,
Dock, common (year-end)—
non-cumulative preferred————-
$5
Newport
Electric,
(quar.)
common
—
3%%
preferred iquar.)— ______———
Newport
News
Shipbuilding
&
Drydock—
Quarterly.
3-15
1
2-17
2-17
1955.
9
2-17
Slgnode
9
2-17
Smith
1
2-15
2-25
2-10
3-15
2-29
Socony Mobil Oil
3-15
3-
South
3-
9
2-
1
2-15
1
net
ordinary
Chemical,
Norfolk
2-15
1
2-15
4%
2
3-15
4JA%
2-15
1
3-
North Shore
(quar.)
Gas
Water,
preferred
S2
(s-a)__—
Northern
Oklahoma
Northern
Quebec
5'A%
Gas
4.20'/*
.——
5%
2-15
3-15
2-24
2-25
2-
3
2-25
(quar.)—?68c
(inc.-quar.)
60c
52'Ac
(quar.
2-
3
—
(increased
Common
4'A%
preferred
preferred
5%%
Norwich
—
(increased
quar.)_,
lings
ordinary
cn
v
South
2.
,
African
of
ba.deducted
prior
funds
African
South
shareholders
resident
tax
of
7.05'/*
Oxford
&
Marine
Outboard
(final)
Common
•
1
(quar.)
$1.30
preferred
City)
4.60%
2-3
2
3-10
7-
2
6-15
10-
1
9-14
1-2-57
(quar.)_
8 Ac
25c
2-15
2-
1-27
1-27
1-20
—
Co,
Co.,
class
Co.
City
2-10
Quaker
Revere
Name
4%
Rheem
New
:———
4!A%
&
Refining
.
Corp.
1st
(quar.)
&
common
(quar.)
Rice
Mills
Myers,
u—'
:
—*
_
&
Holland
_
Haas,
class
A
class
(increased)
com.
B
(initial
_
quar.)
(Jacob),
4'A%
common
preferred
Paper
com.
S4.40
1st
preferred
Extra
83 40
84.75
Finance,
preferred
preferred
f >eaboard
Surety
com.
4%
(quar.)
Salle Street
La
Tank
Car
3- ,1
1
3-
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-
4
2-15
,2-
$1.25
60c
3-15
3-
1
3-31
3-
U.
1
3-
,
..."
25c
3-30
2-29
50c
3-15
3- .8
.2-16
3-
1
2-10
B
Extra
class
Non-cum.
(S.
1-20
100%
3-10
2-10
1
2-10
60c
$1.12'/2
32-
1
1-20
5-
1
4-
6-
50c
3-15
3-
5
3-15
3-
5
3-15
3-
50c
5
.3-
1
2-15-
3-
1
1
2-10
2-17
3-
1
3-
1
3-15
3-
9
2-15
2-15
3-
1
2-24
3-
1
2-10
3-
1
2-15
4- 2
3-10
2-15
2-
3
3-
2-
Oil
Class
4- 1
3-
3-14
2-28
2-
2-17
2-
2
6
6
3-10
1
4-16
2-
'
.5-
50c
Name of
4-10
3-22
Acme Aluminum
4-10
3-22
25c
3-15
3-
3-
2-10
10c
2-15
1
2-
$1.10
-n
45c
3-14
2-15
1-31
t$l
3-
2-15
Jixtra'
Adams
1
Aeronca
5'A 7c
Millis
Mfg.,
preferred
60c
2-
1
1
1-16
75c
1-31
1-12
35c
2-
1
1-13
(quar.)
20c
3-15
2-20
com.
(quar.)____.
37'Ac
3-15
2-20
$1.25
Fe
3-15
2-20.
Ry.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
&
CharlotU
$1.25
City Electric—
preferred (quar.)
Co.
1
1-27
2-
1
12-30,
$4.50
3-
1
2-20
$1
Line Ry.
3-
$1.25
——
Air
2-
1
(s-a)_
1
1-
5
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02'A
2-
1
1-
5
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.08%
2-
1
1-
5*
2-
1
4.35%
2nd series
pfd.; (quar.)
$1.08%
1- 5
A.ustin,
$1.06'A'
2-29
-
4- 2
2-29
^
4-2
3-14
$1.06'A
3-1
3-16
3-
1
2-15
4-
1
3-15
3-1
2-15
(quar.)
3-
25c
1
2-15
B_____
,
2-
1
75c
2-
1
2-15
1-31
2-15,v 1-31
25c
.
(quar.)
1-20
2-15
■'
50c
1-31
2-15
1-31
3-10
>
2-24
30c
-3-
1
$1.12
3-
1
(quar.)—
..2-10
2-10
10c
2-15
2-
1
3-15
.3-
1
$1.12'A
;
2-15
50c
3-1
.
95c
3-
20c
.
2-3
2-6
1
2-
3-12
6
2rl7
40c
2-14
2-15
1-31
20c
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
S1.06'A
4-
1
3-20"
f$1.37'A
3-
1
2-15
:
pfd
2-29
2-14
'
.
10c
2-10
1-27
2-10
1-27
4-
20c
(quar.)
25c
2
3-15
1-30
1-25
1-30
1-25
3-15
.
3-
1
3-
1
3-15
$1
r
3-15
~
'
*
'
•
2-17
k
"
6%
Share
When
H olden
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
preferred
preferred
1
1-13
22-
4
50c
2-
1
1-16
14c
2-
1
3iy-ic
prior preferred
4%^.
'
2-1
15c
1-30
1-30
37'/ac
Balanced
Fund
Baldwln-L'ma-Hamilton
Baldwin
Piano,
Baltimore
&
new
Ohio
28c
-
2-1
1-13
1-13
'*
1-16
1-13
(quar.)
V
30c
$1.12'A
$1.12'A
1-18'
1
1-14
1-14
1-31
1-16
1-31
1-20
'*»
1-31
1-20
2-
1-10.
2-15
Is
1-31
*
10c
1-31
1-
6
25c
/ •
.
1
2-
2-1
f3c
Ltd
-
2-
50c
-
(initial )_u:_
RR.
1-13
1-13
30c
3-15
3-
1,
$1
■-
4%
non-cum..
preferred
(quar.)____
3-15
2-24
4%
-
non-cum..
preferred
(quar.)
$1
6-15
5-21
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)$1
9-17
8-27
.'4%
Bangor
—^
Hydro
Electric), com. (quar.i
4%
preferred (quar.)
4'/4'% preferred-(quar.)
i,
7%. preferred
A
4-
$1.03%
4-
2
common
Baystate Corp.
4-
2
3-10
J75c
:
3-
1
2-
2
3-
1
2- 2
t$1.25
(year-end)
3-
1
2-
2-
1
(increased quar.)55c
Beaux-Arts Apartments, $3
$6
1st preferred
(quarA
Lumber,
Beech
3-10
t50c
B
Beaver
2
3-10
.
Ltd.—
_<
Extra
Class
4-
2
$1.75
Paper,
common
4-20
$1
(quar.)
BathUrst Power &
Class
45c
Aircraft
Ltd.,
Corp.
preferred-(quar.)
2
1-13
75c
(quar.)___.__
1
1-20
2-
1
1-20
J40c
(s-a)_
com.
2-
$1.50
2-
1
1-10
30c
2-16
2-
15c
-
;___
3-
2- 9
2
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co.—
Common
4%
(quar.)
preferred
Bell
&
Gossett
Bell
&
Howell
4%%
Iron
Beryllium
Best-&
Bliss
&
3-
1
3-
1
f5c
Co.
Laughlin
Bloch
6%
Blue
Bros.
preferred
,
•
2-15
1
1-13
10c
:
2-26
12-29
15c
3-10
2-
1-16
*
1-16
2-29
2-21
1-14
62y2c
3-31
3-19
30c
2-15
1-28
75c
:
1
3-31
3-17
2'A%
;
common
1-30
12-30
'
(quar,)_
t
;
(stock
2-20
50c
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
1-25
2-29
5%
1
Jl
(increased)
Corp.
2-15
25c
-
3-15
50c
dividend).
1-30
15c
Corp.
1-31
20c
1
—
Tobacco,
Diamond
2-
2-17
2-17
.
3-15
50c
^
^
(stock
(E. -W.)
(s-a)
(quar.i_____.__:
(quar.)
Mfg.
2-17
$1.18%
Ltd.
(quar.) Ll_
Bingham-Herbrand
Binks
2-15
1
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
Co.
Mines,
Works
Corp.
Watch
1-18
1
3-
$1.06%
(quar.)___
Quebec
1-31
3-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
preferred
Beneficial
20c
1
12'Ac
com.
preferred
4%%
Belleterre
Benrus
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
1-16
4
1-30
1-30
56'/4C
Corp._u_^.i.:hL__-__L
com.
1-13
1-13
1-30
$1.13
Canada
of
1-20
'
V
15c
<1947 >
(quar.)__^
(year-end)
Mutual
5
1-30
15c
preferred
Copper
1-
v
15c
"
(quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)__
Ayres (L. 8.) & Co., common
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
Bagdad
1
' 30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
2-
2-10
/
$4.50
Bliss
2-
93%c
pfd.-(quar.)
conv.
Co., Inc.—
Birtman Electric Co. <quar.)
,
payment
(quar.)___
preferred B (quar.)__c_-__j._______i.2i.
Avco
Mfg.. $2.25 conv. pfd.
(quar.)
Avondale Mills, common
(increased quar.)_
Belmont
these being given in the
(Conn.)
RR.
6%
1-30
9c
&
convertible
$1.50
:
1-20
50c
Co.
Line
Nichols
$1.20
2-24
1'
Line
Automobile Banking, com. \(quar.)ii.__-:_____
Class A. com. fquar.)
2-16
3-16
4-
40c
(quar.)
1-31
(accum.)
pfd.
conv.
Refining Co.,
preferred
11-
11-1
1
Atlas Plywood Corp.,
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
(extra)__
$1.40
1
1
3-
2- 3
12'Ac
~
(quar.)—
55c pfd.
pref A
2-
2-
20c
2-3
*
10c
Corp.
10c
2%
—
T
Co
(quar.)
2-10
7.
20c
!
2-15
2-21
■_
2-14
j$l
Acme Steel Co.
15c
3-15
75c
**««*«»
9
1-15
50c
3f»c
(this
1-
1
Refining, com. (quar.)
pfd. series B (quar.)__—
*■
60c
preferred
1
2-
(quar.)
Constable
3.75%
Alloys, Inc.—
convertible
1
1
Company
9
2-
15c
Atlantic
1
3-29
4-16
3-22
1-
$1.12'A
—
1
1-25
2-
Per
1
2-
2-
preceding table.
4-10
3-23
$1.12'A
2-
2-14
pfd. (quar.)
week,
2-10
Corp.__
2nd
$1.50
fl5c
--
(quar.)
com.
&
1
1-10
f$1.31'A
—
Oil
3-
f56'/4C
—.__
dividend
Mfg.,
3-22
3-19
A
this
20c
4.35%
3'
3-16
give the dividends announced in-previous
The list does not include divi¬
announced
pfd.
(quar.)
Corp.,
4%
weeks and not yet paid.
dends
6%
Atlantic
2
25c
2-17
5-
1-18
1
3-12 •-
25c
we
2-
1-16
50c
Extra
Below
Additional
Argus
5%
2-14
-
2-17
2- 9
50c
Common
75c
Tube
1-16
2-23
$1
50c
1
&
1
fquar.)
(quar.)
Youngstown .Sheet
Works,,
preferred
preferred
Atlanta
50c
;
Spring & Wire
1
2-
________
Science
1-13
4
1
Corp..
1
2-
J.)—_____
Research'Laboratories
1-13
60c
A.)
(N.
2-
Coast
Towne
(L.
19c
55c
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Coast
common .(quar.)_
Extra
common
invest¬
realized
Atlantic
—
Co.
net
net
Gas,
Natural
Applied
2-29
$1.75
Mfg.
(quar.)
York-Hoover Corp. (quar.)
Young
from
securities)
Atlantic
(quar.)_
Corp., rdass
1-10
from
(7c
12e
of
2-15
E
&
sale
6-27
1
3-26
.
63c
preferred .(quarA—
(G. H.) & Co. Ltd., 5'A%
Wyandotte Worsted Co
-
2-20
2-15
1
3-
}35c
$4.25
Wytex
1
2-9
$1.75
Wood
Yale
3-
3-15
,
preferred
1-20
$1.12'/2
3-1
3.80%
preferred B (quar.)
Weyerhaueser Timber Co., new com. (initial)
White (S, S.) Dental
Manufacturing (quar.)
White River Propane Gas
(quar.)
6%
1-20
1
37'Ac
r
2-10
3-
3-10
1
2-
40c
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
4'/a% preferred (quar.)__.
Westinghouse Electric, common (quar.)
Stores,
2-
2-15
2-
West
Wieboldt
3oc
$1.25
1
3-15
1_'
com.
class
Fixture
quar.)__
(incr
com.
6
'
;
Co., common
preferred (quar.)_i
&
6-30
Ltd.—
$5
preferred
(quar.)__
Atchison Topeka & Santa
3-30
..A—
Pharmaceutical Co.
Sugar
5
1
3-16
•.
—
;
D.)
West Indies
1-16
7-
1
7-
2-
4-14
(quar.)__
and
1
3-
$2.40
6
4- 2
preferred
Warner-Lambert
Warren
A
2-
3-
Arnold
$1.12V2
iquar.)—.
on
1-31
5c
25c
$2.25
Asbestos
50c
A
1-23
2-15
—
____—_
—
(monthly)
37'Ac
2- 6
,
i
iquar.)
class
1
34%c
2-6
2-10
"
.2-23
50c
preferred
2-15
2-
(quar.—.____
preferred
Stock
.
Class
6%
2-10
5
2-
Pipe & Foundry (quar.)___
Walker-Scott,
2-29
5
(quar.).-
6
2-17
S.
«3
'
4.50%
;;
2-29
30c
1-19
95c
„
—..—_______
Co.,
and
from
American
3-1
40c
1-23
2-15
15c
Anthes-Imperial Ltd., $5.25 pfd. (quar.)
Appalachian Electric Power Co.—
3
2-
3- 1
8%c
2-20
3-
(Texas)
Mutual Fund
income
Ashland
Vendorlater
1
ment
3-
25c
7V2C
(quar.),.
Manufacturing
Manufacturing (Wis.),
1-18
__________
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
profit
2-6
Playing Card_.A—$1
U. S. Printing &
Lithograph Co., com. (lncr.)
' * 50c
5% preference, series A
"(quar.)
62'Ac
Universal Insurance Co.
(quar.)—
25c
2
50c
•:
,
(quar.)
preferred' (quar.)
3-2
•/.<
/ * \
20c
U. S.
2-23
1
4c
Anchor Post Products (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.
4'A% preferred (quar.)—_—
4'A%
preferred
(quar.).
3-2
2-
,
6
1-16
5
2-
1-20
Water
62'Ac
common
2-
1-31
3-
2-15
75c
5'A%
preferred (quar.)...—______
Amoskeag Co., $4:50 preferred (s-a)__j____.
35c
(s-a)
2-15
preferred
2-15
1
1-30
American
3-10
$1.37'A
(quar.)
preferred (quar,)_„;
4'A%
1
3-
50c
11-30
2-6
Common
•1%
3-
30c
1-20
Viscose
under
quar.)
87'Ac
(St, Louis)—
1-30
American
3-1
quar.)„
Ltd.
2-15
3-15
Ship Building Co.
3-1
.
1
50c
American
4-3
35c
\
1-16
3-
-
50c
6-1
4-3
.
1-17
1
1-31
25c
_A
(quar.)
Metal
American
2-29
.
2-
12'Ac
____
(quar.).__...—i—-
8-31
1
1-1-57
75c
(increased
Shares,
(quar.)
30c
preferred
4'A %
——
United Gas Improvement,
$1.25
I
7-1
10-
:•,
Omaha—
15c
-SOc
'40c
37'Ac
37'Ae
22'/aC
.
(quar,)
(quar.)-
3-5
fsoc
(quar.)—
(increased
Lines
Air
5%
2-6
4-1
(quar.)—
(initial)
$1.183A
quar.)
(quar.)
4'A%
120c£.
;
Illuminating Co.
U. S. Hoffman
Machinery, 4'A%
SI
iquar.)
1-28
$1.25
United
85c
(initial
2-11
90c
C, registered..
(quar.)
6
45c
Bervomechanism, Inc..
f-heller Mfg. (quar. )_„_____
Cherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
Common
series
common
3
25c
pew
American
50c
^
1-16
Inc.—
Products
American-Marietta
_
2-
3.
25c
iquar.)
1
2-10
12'Ac
2-
$1.10
(quar.)_^
(quar.)
fieaboard Oil Co.
.
2
2-10
1
25c
common
6
3
3-1
;
Shares,
common
Union
2
3-
3-
45c
(quar.)
23-
3-
1
.
1-31
Semi-annual
3-15
1
quar.)
announcement
1
$1.12'/2
preferred
Qeaboard
New
;
Furniture
2-24
29
...__
2-15
25c
_
84 preferred
$5
3-
3-31
25c
(quar.)
1-30
two-
a
(increased
3-31
25c
flavage Arms Corp.
Uchering Corp.
fJcott Paper,
Oil
45c
25c
t6'Ac
(quar.)
2-10
Engineering & Foundry Co.—
110c
Co.
Paper,
10c
$1.12V2
United
120c
(quar.)
Croix
Indemnity
$1.183A
1-23
$1.06'A
1
American
2-
(quar.)—
1-30
$1
(quar.)
linitial-quar.)
Ut. Regis
-
com.
Canadian
50c
:
(quar.)
2-15
2-10
.
2-
2-8
50c
Applied
United
10c
4!A%
preferred (quar.)
Ross (J. O.) Engineering (quar.)
Royalite Oil Ltd. (quar.)
Ruppert
on
2-20
Paper Ltd.—-
Now
shares
2-
16%c
(quar.)
Spring & Axle
New
the
1
30c
(quar.)_
1
directors'
011 a
2
37'Ac
(quar.)
common
Transit
preferred
Rockwell
April 24
3-
25c
(quar.)—
participating pfd. (quar.)
Participating
__
Rochester
South
$4.50
dividend)—
SI.50
fit.
3
3-
Con-
Winds
Weber Showcase
preferred
Inc.
Brand
Bobbins
40c
2-
8
1
1
!—
Home
2-15
8
3-
—
s-a)
American
2-15
2-
3-
E'ncaustic Tiling (quar.)._____—
Equitable Assurance Co. of N. Y.
(Increased
American
73c
Feb.
pfd.
(quar.)..
2-10
6Cc
on
5%
2-29
40c
(quar.)__
2-10
50c
div.),
-Co.,
Cable
3-9
3-15
3-15
1
t25c
net"' income—
3-12
50c
2-17
4-
$$1.31
'
....—
(quar.)..
Co.
35c
.
Union Carbide & Carbon
Union Stockyards .Co. of
Corp.—
(stock
American
25c
4preference
1
90c
<quar.)„_
pfd,
(increased)
Brass
Minerals
conv.
Trade
Walker
—
non-cum.
&
Uranium
Rice-Stix,
4%
1
Mexico—
Timber (quar.)
Marine Insur. (quar.)_
Manufacturing,
Rohm
Trans-Canada
changed to
Reynolds
River
——
(quar.")
&
Oil
Co.,
Copper
Reynolds
___
—
American
^
1-27
3-10
50c
1
25c
1-31
5
3-
t47c
Extra
from
Can
75c
(quar.)_
True Temper
Corp.,
3-
2-15
•
2-10
,2-
3-15
40c
this
(initial)_.___
—
Distilling
2-10
Manufacturing (quar.)__.
2-10
.
American
(The)
1
3-15
2-10
3-16
.
2-15
~
6
__
redeemed
plus
dividend
see
1
2-15
1
50c
&
1
17c
A
Fire
State
Reading
Fair
208
3-
Quarterly
3-15
...
2-15
93%c
Shares,
American Chain &
10c
(quar.)___
Coal
3-
2-6
American
2-10
31'Ac
Transmission,
3-
3-12
3- 5
50c
preferred
Titan Metal
2-10
1-27
3-15
3-
2
Ltd.—
Co.
2-15
4-
'
split
3-
1
Business
2-28
—
on
2-10
3-
Book
American
50c
.3-
•'
(quar.)_
of
Pulp
.
to
Pacific
Fair
American
25c
(quar.)
13 %c
(quar.)
preferred
Quaker
The
2-16
2-28
87'Ac
—
...
1-23
3-
30c
...
3-1
50c
——
Service
5%
5.50%
2-20
1
$1.10
75c
(quar.)—
A
Coke
&
Puget Sound
(quar.)
(quar.).—
be
quar.)
Airlines-, common (increased)
conv.
preferred (quar.)_____
60c
California
sh.
Sugar
Petroleum
3- 1
$1.05
2-17
2-10
30c
(quar.)
3-15
8c
1-27
7c
50c
/
t55c
Canada.
$1.50
......
preferred (quar.)—____
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar,)..__;
Texas
preferred
Quarterly
basis.
'
3-
—
——
(quar,)————
Gas
25c
$1.25
1-27
50c
American Automobile Insurance
;
,
to Feb. 27.
Eastern
United
Fuel „( quar,).
Common
2-20
1
92 Ac
$1.02
$1-10
$1.17 /2
$1.12'/a
25c
(Detroit)—
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)__
Pittsburgh Mercantile Co._
Public
4-25
2-20
,
6
1-27
2-17
-
—...—A'
(quar.)
preferred
Amalgamated
/.
(special)..
to
per
proposal
5%
/
common (quar.)
(quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
Petroleum
(quar.)—
B
issue
for-one
Texas
-
.
1-
3
2-17
14c
5'A%
Amerada
3
20c
(quar.)
of
Co.
2nd
3'A%
A
.....
(quar.)
Co.
2-
100%
___
—
2nd preferred (quar.)__
Aluminum Goods Mfg. Co. (extra)
in
4.75%
1
__
5'A%
held
be
2-15
American
4.50%
58'Ac
,
com.
(quar.)—
ing to be held
9
3-
preference
&
to
2-15
(quar.).
preferred
4'A%
4%
-
vote
(G.i, Ltd., com. (increased quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)__
Texas Co.
(quar.)
Stockholders will vote at the annual meetr
4-25
3-
(quar.)—$1-75
Philadelphia Electric,
.Class
5-15
8-15
25c
Perkins Machine & Gear Co.—
Portland
Inc.
Paper
$103
4-25
5-15
Quarterly I —————40c
Bottling (Long Island)
(quar.)
10c
Perlect Circle (quar.)—,
25c
Pocr
.3-
Utilities Investment Co.—
Finance
6-15
9-14
will
Tamblyn
1
3-15
33c
,
Pocahontas
1
4-
Pepsi-Cola
Pioneer
meeting
of
Thrifty Drug Stores
(quar.)
Phillips
at
5-15
—
preferred
$1
(Entire
5-15
'
57 Ac
preferred (quar.)„——
—
4.50',*
preferred (quar.—______——-Pennsylvania RR. (quar.)
——
! 4.40%
62'/2C
62'Ac
;—
—
—
1-20
45c
—
4 05%
Corp.
2-15
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—
$4 40 conv. preferred.—
12-14
J>U°
4 40%
Petrolite
3-15
—
—
4.70%
preferred
62'Ac
Wells, com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
vertible
2-15
2 Ac
2 Ac
—-—-
(quar..)—_
(quar.)—————-—
7%
1
2-
2-24
2 Ac
preferred
preferred
Pennsylvania
2-3
.——
2-15
1
3-
6
67V2c
25 c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
,
2-
20c
4.68%
3.70%
2-15
2-15
Road
(Indiana)
Co.
&
Company
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
1-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
$2
(quar.).
Swift
1-25
—
Co.,,common
$1
,
(quar.)__.
iquar.)
above
Inc.,
Co.
Sons.
$1.25
1-31
2-24
&
Sutherland
1-30
1
——
(quar.)_—
preferred
Fruit
2-15
2-14
1
—
$1.32
1-31
1-31
2-
Telephone, common (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)——————
Penn
1-30
1
2-23
f Peninsular
$1
Stlfel
12 Ac
—
Extra
:
Struthers
4-
—
(Kansas
Corp.
2-23
Forgisigs (quar.).
Oil
G
2-15
3oc
40c
$1-25
17/2C
—
Peaslee-Gaulbert
the
Brands,
Oil
1
2-15
(quar.)—
Quarterly
—
4-15
$3.75
.
25c
3-
3.
53 -8°
—
__
preferred
annual
Standard
•
(quar.)
Quarterly
25c
(quar.)
preferred
of
preferred
3-
2-
——:
Mills
Quarterly
Parkview Drugs
1-26
1
.
Pacific
,
Aluminium
Extra
3-13
6l__
—
Pacific
Chemical
2- 6
2-29
—
2-
1
^s-a)_.
(increased
3-13
quar,).
2-17
3-
.3-1
Ltd.' (quar.)
Common
3- 6
—
20c
32c
87'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
Steel
—
(increased
1-10
Co. of America—
45c
(quar.)
preferred
2-15
3- 1
2-1
—
Inc.
Aluminium,
25c
—%
a directors' proposal to split the
and pfd. shs. on a 2'A for 1 basis.
Utah Power, common
(quar.)
Standard
8
3-15
-----
S5C
( final)—————Coast Aggregates, Inc., 4'A'/* pfd.—
Park
Ry., com
•„>
Mills,
3
1-31
12Vc
(quar.)
common
pfd.
2-.
quar.)—__
(increased
Participating
———
(quar.)
Sterling Aluminum Products
3oc
preferred
$1.50
2-15
2-
3- 1
3-1
on
$3.50
1
2-
m.75
Paper, $5 preference (quar.)
Brewing (quar.)__——
American Investors, Inc.—
Pabst
Pacific
Gas
Stewart-Warner Corp. (quar.)
common
Mfg.
1
to
(increased)
4%% preferred A (quar.)—-,—.-,-—-——
4.92% preferred B (quar.)—.
Oswego Falls Corp. (quar.)
G&s,
3-
will
Mig. Co. (quar.)———'
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7%' pfd. (quar.)__
Natural
(increased)—
Production
Standard
non¬
Oak
Oklahoma
2-15
2-15
3-10
2-
34c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Standard Packaging, $1.60 preferred
(quar.)
Standard-Toch Chemical, Inc....
—
Stanley Warner Corp. (quar.)
U*
*———.
—
Cast
Aluminum
.
Sparks-Withington, 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Spencer Chemical Co., com, (quar.)—
4.20% preferred (quar.)
to about
Subject
to
shares).
Union
in
change
March
Alloy
2-15
(quar.).
—-----
5%
preferred
(quar.)._.w.-.—
Southwestern Investors
equal
shares
American
on
2-15
2-15
3-/1
Standard
Noyes (Chas. F.), 5% preferred (quar.)—_
O'Okiep Copper ^American shares. 20 shil¬
$2.73
(Louis)
the
3-
$1.12/2
$1.31 A
40c
22'/2c
(quar.)————;—(quar.)
Php.rmacal
Allied
Allis
non-cum.
1
3-
25c
Control,
non-cum.
1-17
pfd.
....
quar.)
$4
2-12
Southern
Northwestern Public Service—
Allied
2-12
com.
3
1-17
$1
preferred
May
,
2-27
2-23
1
3-i 1
—
1
non-cum.
at
?;
3-10
2-1
40c
3-
2- 3
1
flOc
Radio Corp.
(quar.)_.
Gas, common (quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel (stock dividend)
2-29
Stockholders
15
3-12
50c
75c
quar.)
3-
(quar.)—
Ltd.
$3.50
2-29
non-cum.
5%
-
19
15
Bancorporatlon, com.
preferred
1
9
2-24
Holder*
Payable of Rec.-
5%
i
;
Products
25!Ac
Extra—
20
1
Co., Ltd.—
Power
1st preferred
Nortnwest
(quar.)
3-
3-
3-15
$1
75c
20c
$1
SI
25c
——-
Alabama
9
Share
——10c
Alrcrait
2-24
3-
preferred
5%
Ry. (quar.)
<111.), new com. (initial)—
3- 1
3- 9
2-14
30c
Control
30'Ac
Southern
62c
pfd.
$4
Air
(quar.
Natural
year
2-8
30c
(quar.)
Co,
V
r;!
.
prior preferred (s-a)
£4
;
current
(increased
Southern
•
3-10
r"'' '.»■ :„•?
.v
Shoe Stores,
Surpass
California Water, com. (quar.)__.
183Ac
.(quar,)_
25c
preferred (quar.)__.____._..______$0.265625
Southern
3-
Agnew
30c
Calif, Edison, 4.88%
preferred (quar.)
4.08%
Southern
Western
&
Northeastern
.
the
B
Southern
4-
2- 8
——
Development, class A (quar.).-
Southern
declared)—
also
was
.
Nopco
in
income
'Class
r
3
Texas
dividend
1-25
3-10
(quar.)
(increased)
«,
<quar.)_—
Corp.
Stock
1-30
15c
J
Snap-On Tools
2-20
1
3-
Morgan)
Extra
1
3-
(S.
Name of Cdmpany
15c
(quar.)_„_;
Steel Strapping
3-
I
Aeroquip
When
Per
^
i.
3-15
40c
.——
B
3-
3-
•
Z'S-m*7 i-r35c'3-30
(quar.)
3-
,50c
.
15c from
dividend of
interim
Class
•
5.44%
—,
An
Optical
Lindsay & Curr (quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar)
Niagara Share Corp. (Year-end distribution
cf 47c consisting of 2c from net ordinary
income and 45c from capital gains realized
in
Company
Sibley
2
3-15
37 /2c
90c
$2
$2.50
55c
93 Ac
<s-a>
Y.
Name of
-
Shuron
4-
15c
25c
20c
' 5c
—---—
'
-
3-15
3-
50c
___10'
Jersey Zinc
Amsterdam Casualty
New
A
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.
(quar.)—
(quar.)_—
Castings Co.—-
Steel
&
Co.
Starch
Neisner
Nestle-LeMur
pfd.
$4.50
dividend
National
New
7,%
Malleable
Stock
National
N,
Co.,
4-2
J15c
t37'Ac
$1.12'A
$1.75
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Gypsum
Payable of Rec.
Share
-
.
Per
When
Holder«
Share ;Payable of Rec.
.
f
'
t
Monday, January 30, 1956
...
dividend)
(Continued
on
page
46)
Volume 183
Number 5503
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(565)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Fr»»l«ni
37% Oct
107
Jan
19
13
■
48% Jan
3
HI
Feb
1
16'AJan 27.
28
Jan
6
f
46% Jan
71
18
Jan
'
Jun; 3-
77yaJan
<
•;
12 y. Oct
62% Jan
b ACF-Wrigley
9
Acme
22'% Jan
23
24% Jan
3
Adams
31% Jan
24
32% Jan
4
Adams-Mill is
9
108
4
<20
y
21
22
l
155
Dec
170
Jan
5
,8*. ;Jeti
20
28
291
17% Octvil:
,Jan
23
12% Jan
23
23
156
Jan
27
3 % Jan
3
23
117
Jan
>f.
l
.80
.
6*
Jan
11
Jan ;
3.-
7'A Jan
26
209% Jan
3
122
86
10
•
Jun
-7% Jan
24
70% Dec
135
Jan
7
93.'-' Jan- 20
Jan
3
Dec
22'
Jan
13
34
Common
"when
20
107% Jan
19
1
115% Jan
3
23% Jan
18
'
25% Jan
4
1
.3
/
35% Jan
12
:'
51 > Jan
23 >
56% Jan
4
96% Jan
27
'
65 •*. Jan
23
6
30
.34
"July 22
63% Jun
8
Jan
7
Apr
11
SI % Apr
13
6
160% Apr
134% Apr
11
131
15.
113% Jan
98
Sep 26
34% Aug
1
55% May 12
72% Jan 18
*
23
?• 84
Jan
13
100
:>■
Jan
*
Jan
3% Mar 29
J7
Oct
14
70
Oct
11
20% Jan
6
139% Jun
'Nov
16
Feb
1
27% Mar 15
8
6
119% Sep
82
31
26
116
39
.35% Jan
3
7
*'-Jan
1
/•
23
107% Jan
3% Jan
37
Jan
13
37
30% Nov
4
28% Jan
23
30
105 % Jun
30
91% Feb
23
29% Jun
8
72
91 % Jan
6
10
98% Jan
26
79
Jan
24% Jan
,111% Jan
18
115
Jan
Jan
3
103% Jan
19
108
28% Jan
26
31
Jan
27
70% Jan
/ 16% Jan
39% Jan
23
Jan
24
34
34% Jan
21
70
22% Mar 30
'•
9
5
26
Jan
18% Jan
■•<
-
9
3
:
6%
preferred i
American
Bosch
6
42% Dec
14
12
107% Sep
19
22% Jan
18
33% July 15
24% Jan
23
27 y« Jan
18% Jan
17
21 % Mar
8
20% Jan
9
20% Jan
6% Oct
11
9% Jan
3
6% Jan
3
f7*/a Jan
American
Cable
47% Jan
American
Can
104
41% Jan
3
106
Jan
12
Amer
13
4%
71% May
23% Mar 17
33
27 Vs Mar 14
91% Sep
46
140
106
27
48% Nov 30
Jan
26
47
Radio
&
19
45% Jan
27
41 Va Jan
6
27
67
Jan
5
American
Chicle
Nov
17
29% Jan
11
32% Jan
18
American
Colortype Co
33% Dec
9
32% Jan
3
6
American
69 Vi Dec
4
Mar 15
22
109y< 8ep
'
61
Jan
23
8
176
Jan
27
176
126
68% Jan
Jan
:4Va %
3
12
American
14 i
Jan
11
American
451/4
19
42
Jan
23
44% Jan
16
American
3
American
—10
31%
10
*32'/a
100
*97%
191
Jan
13
American
15% Jan
3
American
40
52% Dec
8
47% Jan
23
50
Jan
3
American
Gas & Electric Co
Dec
9
86
Jan
25
131% Jan
12
American
Hawaiian 8S Co
5% Apr
1
3%' Jan
4
3
American
Hide & Leather
1
21
130
3% Jan '
Nov
21
38
Mar 30
33% Jan
27
35
Jan
9
65
Jan
17
96
Nov
15
86
Jan
24
93%
Jan
6
16
11% Jan
25
11% Jan
5
American
Jan
6
96% Jan
26
13% Sep
105
Aug
2
Jan
12
13% Dec
7
16% Nov
15
13% Jan
20
14% Jan
12
17% Dec
21
18 % Dec
2
16% Jan
23
17% Jan
3
13
107% Feb
4
103% Jan
10
24% Jan
20
103
Sep
23% Oct
99
Jan
100
9
11
35% Apr
7
88% Nov
18
94% Jan
6
Jan
3
27% Jan
21
41% Mar 16
35% Jan
23
45% Jan
5
68% Sep
56% Jan
104
104
Oct
25
108
90
16
Sep
13
!
27
4
'
62% Jan
Jan
11
106
4%%
•
•
1
26
Jan
3
28
Jan
16
Jun
30
29
Jan
3
30
Jan
27
17
13% Jan
19
13% Jan
6
American
8% Oct
11
13% Jan
4
7% Jan
27
8% Jan
3
American
Motors
46% Jan
6
60% Sep
38% Apr
23
55% Jan
12
58% Jan
26
American
Natural
11
28% Jan
10
30'/» Jan
3
American
News
3
37 Vi Jan
23 !
40% Jan
9
American
Optical
5
95 V2 Jan
20
107% Jan
3
Amer
27% Jun
16
21% Jan
27 s
23% Jan
13
7
,179% Jan
-5
7% May 25
9V2 Jan
6
53 y« Mar
111% Dec
21% Mar 14
170
Jun
29% Jan
-
6
50% Jan
13
176
Jan
5
7% Jan
3
8
Jan
5
9
31% Jan
23
36% Jan
6
57% Jan
4
59% Jan
12
46% Jan
23'
52% Jan
9
171 % Jan
11
172
_
Apr
22
39 % Jan
3
11
29% Feb
1
131 ya Aug 12
43% Dec 30
46% Nov
2
166% Jan
-46% Aug 24
121% Oct
•
9
72 Va Apr 11
•58% Sep 21
6
40% Mar 14
161% Jun
3
37% Peb
173% Jan
-
58% Peb
18
42
18
Jan
10
125% Jan
20
39% Jan
19
55
Jan
3
64% Jan
6
100
Nov
16
91
Jan
25
4
147% Nov
16
140
Jan
6
20% Jan
31
15 V4 Jan
187% July 21
82% Dec
6
145
139
14% Jan
172% Jan
12
13
62% Feb 21
130% Jan
20
Nov
23
Dec
15
55% Nov
27
11% Jan
13
Jan
6
Sep■
Corp
Gas Co
182% Jan
26
78% Jan
23
82 Ya Jan
4
145 '/t Jan
27
51% Jan
13
9% Jan
18
Jan
45% Jan
9
Jan
11
4
3
■
Chem
& Std
cl
Sany
common-
Refg
Co
common
Stores
Co_
Sumatra
Tobacco
7
5%%
23
American Zinc
Aug 26
Sep 21
65
Jan
23
73% Jan
9
Anaconda
Co
65% Jan
10
69
3
Anaconda
Wire & Cable—
3
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
110
Mar
7
103
Jan
20
44% Jan
3
32% Jan
58% Dec
1
55% Jan
4
3
36% Dec
1
30'/* Jan
19
•
footnotes
see
page 24.
10,
107
Jan
12
34
Jan
13
Jan
12
33% Jan
6
65
$4
63%
64%
5,400
44
443/a
18,000
300
443/4.
44%
443/4
2,200
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39;'
1,300
59%
593/4
30%
293/4
293/4
33
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99
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%
98
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128
128
126
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1,600
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10
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:
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2,400
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54
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13%
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42%
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14
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86
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17
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105
105
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17
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91
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series
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31
29
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28%
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28
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26
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144
143 y2
143%
143%
143%
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49%
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28
26
26
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175
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58
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44
97
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50
126
;
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168
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7%
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32%
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144
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28
26
26
26
18'/a
18%
18%
18%
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100
190
4,300
18%
18%
18%
18%
65
67
67%
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69
68 y8
65%
67
65%
66
66
66
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67%
67
67
66
66%
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6.25
37
37
37
37 Va
37
37%
36%
37
36%
36%
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21.80
103
103
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104 y2
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104 »/a
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104%
33
33 Ya
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32%
32%
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61%
60%
61%
60
61 Va
59%
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29%
*29%
30%
30%
30'/a
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preferred
29%
37%
96%-
37%-"38
5
100
100
57
56%
29%
.
30%
♦29
18%
50
-
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes Copper Mining
26%, 27%
27
26%
26%
26
27
25
6%
Preferred
19
'
9934
*97%
<■
33
6%
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33
20%
6%
"60%
383/4
x60
25
Preferred
11
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r
30%
*203/4
6%
13%
6% preferred
100
American Viscose Corp com new_25
'American Water Works Co com
5
6
38% Jan
25,200
25%
20%
443/4 -
443/4 ,44%
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126
25
19
27
""'■'.44
39
63% -V
126
100
■
common
17
36% Jan
26
26%
"
13%
5
Jan
20
6%
56
100
Tobacco
American Tal 4s Tel Co
American
25%
*203/4
13%
com__100
21 % Jan
Jun
500
29%
1
Sugar Refining
preferred
26% Jan
40
105
♦13%
No par
9
Jan
6,200
40
105
♦28%
25
noncumulatlve preferred
10
.
13,900
40T%
17%
40%
105'/a
40'/a
54%
90
No par
com
18 Va Jan
83
•
5
25% Jan
72
17%
17%
17'%
60
13%
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100
American 8nuff
American
'
;
180
13%
B__No par
26% Jan
29
62%
*170
16%
1
American
23
100
700
54%
*100
25
American Steel Foundries
"American
179% Jan
70%
*13%
*11%
No par
Co
preferred
6
16
70
'
5
a
Co
&
Amer Smelt &
7%
29
70%
*70'/a
6%
45 %
443/4
99%
*33%
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
6%
29
"
20
American Safety Razor—
7%
4
1
preferred
16
16% Jan
44% Oct
For
59% Jan
95% Jan
146
3
32% Dec
13% Jan
Potash
Amer Rad
*97%
35%
2
com
6
'
33% Mar 30
103
Products
30yiJun
6
52% Jan
Metal
convertible preferred
29% Aug 16
28% Aug
1
25% May 17
16% Oct 14
47
3
19
10
26% Jan
11
Jan
10
8% Oct
46
5
Jan
43% Jan
5%%
-
137% Jan
•
44% Jan
126
American
7%
700
>
106
14
87
•
Molasses Co„
27
200
34%
106
.
.
Jun
27
116
28%
203%
32%
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100
15
Oct
34%
35%
26%
""
30
3%
new_l,
preferred-
6%
30%
3%
No par
,.-•>•
32
Jan
•113
108
•104
39
3%
prloi
17
26% Oct
21,800
54
98
preferred—100
24% Mar 16
67
37,000
116
'
'66
1
International Corp new_l
10% Jan
38
2,200
23%
47%
Machine & Metals—No par
Amer Metal Co Ltd com
No par
,
31% Sep
noncumulatlve
'5%%
■
20% Mar 14
73%
23%
28%
'
r
62%
17%
Amer
3
96
72
13%
preferred—i
_100
American Mach & Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred
100
3
Jan
38% Jan
94%
74
23'/a
105
-
*32%
"
99%
*35%
1
American Investment Co of 111
;
97%
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•''■'
40%
65%
50
Ice Co common
American
12
26% Jan
91
20
104% Jan 24
Jan
'
400
42
-
10
com
convertible preferred
Products.
6%
300
13%
5
American-Home
6%
28%
54
—
28
11
<
-61
-
10
3 % Nov
"
•
17%
30%
33%
23
62% Feb
S;
105
65%
31%
13% Jan
7
28%
72
::
66
65
17% Jan
Jan
14,800
3%
37%
29
•113
70%
203/4
'
44%
63%
16
Mar 30
102
3%
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23%
;
25%
<
39%
No par
Co
20% Sep 22
3
44%
*38%
38%
12% Aug 17
Jan
44%
•
Cable-—No par
&
•
39%
44%
25
Chain
Distilling Co
20
Encaustic Tiling
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Enka Corp
5
European Secur—No par
Export Lines Inc
40c
& Foreign Power—No par
15
101%
3'%"
37%
95%
29
17%
105
•44%
45
44%
126
4
59% Jan
18
4
4,500
22,500
•
■
;
'40%
6%
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132% Jan
20
12% Jan
Jan
tv/:
17%
40%
104
20%
preferred series C-100
24
53% Jan
36'
102%
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*35'%
;
34%
*28'/a
26'%
conv
Jan
27
35% Jan
86'A
*28%
105
70'/a
6%
3%%
21
40% Sep 22
600
36%'
'
115
34%
70%
40'/a
T78-
15% Jun 10
3
114
84
'
23%
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/
25%
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56% Dec
Nov
V
29%
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16%
104
-•
105
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Co com
-ltf "
preferred series B-10Q
135% Dec
34
;
35%
88
101%
;
;«■ ;
75
.115
6%
conv
11
29
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300
36
98%
.
23%
34%
29
3%%
26
Sep
114% 7"
100
16,200
86%
v:
28%
75
20%
American Cyanamid
27
34%
;
96'/4
66%
133 '/a
96'%
66%
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35%
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y
3%
37%
97
115
*103
40%
100
1,300
10,500
-
*113
105
102%
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25%
prior preferred
Oct
^54
28%
16 Va •:-.' 17
>
3'/a
6%
-
11
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39"%
♦103
97%
133%
113%
;
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87%
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24%
preferred'
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42% D;c
•
y
52
'
36
101%
3%
70%
51%
66%
66
*131.
;
114%
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87
101%
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Crystal Sugar com
99% Jan
-
12.50
common
"59% Jan
4
114%
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37"%
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34%
"
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29
8,800
24%
34%
53
752%
•
132
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35%
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34%"
109
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35'/a •,
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66 ya
132
114%
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105
1,600
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97'%
66
.
36
116
107%
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;
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109
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34%
v'
52%
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66'/»
131
114%
108
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16%
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34.'%.- ; •
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97 y4
65%
131
1:
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34%
52%
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1
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23%
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Co
38% Jan
97% Jan
52%
<
16%
16%
y 108%
/. 108
119
*115'/4
.
16%
1
1
Corp_
44% Jan
17
34%
:—1
common
3
100% Jan
108%
24%
34%
20
Inc
16
Jan
*23%
75
_100
Jan
34
107%
-
119
*1151/4
16%
16%
98'/a
•
12% Jan
44
preferred
preferred
7%
119
118
16%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
5%
•115»/4
♦115%
23'/a
com—No par
46% Sep
Mar 14
Apr
44
Co
convertible
Amer
38% May 16
43% Aug 31
35% Jan 18
59% Dec
7
Shoe
Brake
5,800
"
:
——
50
Arma Corp com—2
20
12,400
84%
28%
•V
62
31
73%
-
140
60%
95 y8
-
*130
30%
23%
>
135
63%
95
*103 *'
135
25,600
500
31%
35'/a
""'"34%
♦219
62%
•73%
~
500
'31%
73%
cpm conv preferred—100
American Bank Note common—10
100
8%
*219
31%
28%
*112
4% %
Jan
100
•'93
8%
1,900
^63%
37%
•
8%
88
/'
31%
-23%
Corp__—No par
Agricultural Chemical—No par
1
143
100
20%
88
62%
101%
••
♦130
' :
118%
117
20%
v
88%'
8'%
500
8,400
♦116
20%;
*88
21%
31%
35 %
28%
convertible preferred
100
American Bakeries Co conl-iiNo par
;
18
Jan
*219
143
.7
7,000
•115%
117
20%
■
8%
8'%
y.
500
85%
*3% S
1
common
>•
88'%
V
,
210
3%
20%
21%:
*115 Ya
21%
*88 v
.
8%
117
900
156
3%
.*♦116 ■; 118%
118%
21%
156
22,400
63 :'
117%;
*35%
•
50
88 -'
:<
7
*115'%
4,700
i
38%
144'/a
■
3%
21
13%
37 V*
*142 y2
i31%
.
65%
100
•
com
*
1
3%
21%
•
37%
5,300
'&"• 61%
97%
35%-
•.
•116
">
21%
*130
"
136
*114%'
3%%
'
31J
>'84%
No par
*
Petroleum
*88 ■'
**219
119
65
-
Amer
American Airlines
4
62
21%
.rV-7%
143
.
*96%
1
convertible preferred—
Amerada
•
■vi
i;.J.
7
117
iv
7%
500
117
*115%
88%
*128
100'
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)-.
•
*116
23%
•
3
21%
109'A
r_l0
6%
17
21%
23%
--
9
17
21%
.
-
Amalgamated Leather Co
Jan .3
1
No par " "107%
i
+%• preferred
——1100 "
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common—20
3%% convertible preferred—1100-
7
160
3%
7
900
20%
13%
V *155
59%
—5~
Aluminium Limited
23 % Jan
13
Nov
-
3
13
13
72 ■"> Jan
.
36 r? Sep 14
110 <7 May 31
32 '.H! Nov 14
2
"Jan
13%
160
3%
16%
1
13%
37%
400
116
114%
720%
*155
3%
16%
America
7
:
20%
>20%
13%
3%
;
of
13%
114
♦155 y ? 160
:_7_No par' * -34%- 34%
51 -;
52%
Stores Corp commonr_No par :
Co
13%37 %!
20%
3%
*115 y4
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement—
3
3
20%
20%
,114
;■>"]
30
Aluminum
17
38% Jan
88% Jan
112
,
140
117
*130
■<'•':
•
19
32%
-
140
1
Dye„_
*31%
21%
♦219
„„
:y
27
6
May
&
1
,32%
.
!
gtd—100
Co—
Allied Mills
1
6
17
23
25% Jan
100
68% Jan
135% Jan
Sep
Allied Kid
t.
3
4
/ Sep
5
6
97% Jan
Allied Chemical
Allied
24,'.;
41
16
Jan
'
Jan
•
88
Jan
102
•
•
5,600
*31%
..
37%
7%
1
Allen Industries Inc
23%
140'/a
88%
-
——100
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
12
2,700
23%
37%
115% 115%
21 .>'•
21%
issued"——
18% Jan
10,900
23%
.138%
*116
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp—1
15%
31%
23%
;138%; 138%
.
73
15%
112
;
12%
♦71
31%
164
$4 prior preferred conv—_^.No par
y
•
9
116",
37
...
1
15%
31%
13%
73
31%
139%
20%
100
*71
100
4,200
13,800
15%
31%
37 >/4
64%
31%
31%
20%
63%
15%
24
r<
14
64%
10,600
108
13%
32
23%
114
♦106%
14%
15%
.31%
;
108
31%
'
23%
20%
.3%.
—
—__5
—
115-% Jan
27
14% Jan
preferred
73
•
22%
114
,
7.
—TOO
common._i..__
6
61% Oct
33% Jan
Inc
*71
15%
36%
1
common——
73
40%
39%
64%
64 %
31%
23%
'138
.
64
15%
12%
7
64%
Shares
I
1
14
14 y8
31%
20
1
27
25% Dec
*110
•106%
14'%
63%
32-. -32
_■
1951 series——^100
Alleghany Corp common—
5%% preferred A—
3
66 % Jan
23
133% Doc
Jan
Aldens
3
23
'.94% Jan
65
pfd
W\%
Jan
Jan
_No ,par
108
Jan. 27
40%
40%
the Week
Friday
Jan. 26
•
14'%
♦71
gales for
Thursday
\
41
*
14
-
15%
22%
1
16% Jan
40
•51% Mar 14
2% Nov
146
rJan -26
>
1
40%
*106%
40%
106%* 106%
74
-'31
7&/preferred. caUed—y .7
5.
v
23
Jan
__
:
114% Jan
122% July
19
34
9
■
Corp.,-
Nov'll
117
34
110
J'
.
new—•
40%
-
PRICES
Jan. 25
"31 %
15%
10
Co
40
*68
50
20% Aug 26
4
14% Jan
23
64
-
Inc—/—2.50
-: 7% preferred
j
4
59% Jan
5
•
30
104
ii'9 .88% Jan
62%
25
-
Stores
Alco Products Inc
>
3
170 '"Jun
18
Jan
14%
Alabama & Vlcksburg Ry/w_——,100
Alaska-Juneau Gold. Mining——.i_l0
•
13
22% Jan
-13%
Air Reduction Inc common—No par
.,
19
115% Jan 23
'■w
11^ July 12
.326
Mar 14
38% Jan
;
27
108%
Corp
4.50%
Jan 27
23% Jan
*106%
Aeroquip Corp
>
3
3
; 117% Jan
23
20% Jan
28% July 25
91% Aug
5
.
s
39%
common
SALE
Wednesday
Jan. 24
__1
„.
HIGH
Tuesday
5
Go
Express
Admiral
3% Jan 20
:
1
Monday
Jan.23
Addressograpfa-Multigraph; Corp—10
13
Jan
.
156
t
115% Jan
18
3
40y8 Jan
i"152
20% Jan
j
14% Jan
,t>
i
4.
Jan
.
22% Jan^
138% Jan 24
26% Mar 30
117*. Aug 9
7
19
36% Jan
15% Aug 24
41Va Dec
/127
Jan
Bteei
^
Inc
preferred
6
D<»c
109% Jan.
Industries
.5%
.
17% Jan
157
v
Vending Corp.
32% Jan
Mar 15
_•
20
*6
LOW AND
_„r
100
ACP
3
Jan
,76
5.
Par
<y
common
ABC
67% Jan
.
\
%
preferred
3
107
i.
9
4%
27
14-
2% Nov
14% Jan
Jan
12
15y8 Jan
i
t
23
72
-
Jan
30% Jan
130
Dec
1:
30% Jan
27% Mar 14
.
3
:
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories
.
19
21
20'A Nov
I
13% Jan
109
3
34% Sep 20
19
30
i
24
42%. Jan
*
35% Sep 20
25% Nov 30
6
21% Oct
106% Jan
-Aug 25
23% Sep
7% Mar 23
25 % Jan
'
23
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
3^-% Jan
■
Aug 25
79
18
53
>
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lsweit
Highest
Lowest
•
STOCKS
Year 1955
.!
No par
10
14
33'%
58'/8
*29
33%
60
29%
'
33
♦103
V
*103
104%
33
45,500
300
1,400
"
59%
31
12,300
100
1$
n
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(566)
NEW YORK STOCK
6% Jan
36
36
43% Feb 14
11
Oct
24% May
31% July
55% Dec
3
May 12
13% Jan
26% Oct
5
6
Dec
18
6
4
3
'
Jan
4% Jan
18
LOW AND
STOCK
A P W Products
3
37% Jan 26
40
Jan
30% Jan
13
Argo Oil
3
3
30% Jan
25
16
Jan
27
28
19
29% Jan
18
97% Jan
4
100
Jan
16
19% Jan
26
22
Jan
6
7
Jan
3
8% Jan
13
29
30% Jan
4%
37%
38
47%
5
16%
16%
1
29%
29%
99%
Illinois.
Armstrong Cork Co
common
11
35% Apr
66% Aug 30
19% Sep 29
102% Apr
Jan
3
14
9% Feb
17
Nov
28
Jan
19
Jun
17
15% Jan
11
16% Jan
18
Ashland
15%
16
27% Jan
10
29
Jan
18
2nd
28 %
28%
37% Sep
8
31% Jan
25
35
Jan
1
31%
106% Jan
100
106%
34
Mar 15
6
',
17
5
12% Jan
25% Apr
30
Artloom
Arvin
3
Carpet
Industries
8
113
Aug 15
23
110% Jan
52% Feb
1
69
May 27
55
Jan
23
60% Jan
121% Jan
18
162
30
137
Jan
23
148% Jan
13
Jun
15
62
60% Jan
11
61% Jan
20
27% Dec
13
28% Jan
16
96% Oct
13
Jan
3
41 % Oct
10
30
Aug 11
Oct
3
28
Jan
3
101
Mar 17
98% Jan
17
96% Sep
15
23
48% Jan
3
Atlantic
5
39% Jan
9
Atlantic Refining
101% Apr 20
97% Jan
26
48% Mar 31
Dec
68
10
July 18
16% Nov 16
14% Jan
19
18
11
99% Jan
41% Jan
23
45
Jan
3
9
63
Jan
23
67
Jan
4
4
10% Jan
20
11% Jan
9
Austin
11
16% Jan
19
16% Jan
13
22
8% Apr
20
18
Mar 30
54
Line
Preferred
,
23
Jan
20
26% Jan
3
6
Jan
5
7% Jan
24
5
47% Jan
18
$2.25
163/a
16%
16%
16
4,500
493/8
22,800
"16 3/4
39,800
12,700
293/4
30%
29%
29%
29'/2
29%
*99%
100%
*99%
100%
♦99'/2
1003/2
19%
19y2
♦18
20
100
7%
7%
7%
7'/s
1,100
20
*19%
16
7%
7%
29%
29%
15%
28%
31%
29%
16
28%
: ;
31%
29%
2,000
15%
157/a
18,800
28'/2
28'/2
1,800
31%
31%
29%
29%
"
'
153/4
16
283/4
28%"
31%
•
20
31%
*
58%
4,500
139
139'/2
6,200
1393/2
61
61
61%
6iy2
61%
1,200
28%
28'/4
28 3/4
283/4
283/8
1,100
*98'/2
99
*98 3/2
99
99
99
99
99
443/4
43%
45
44%
45'/2
44
443/2
433/8
43%
5,600
37
36%
37
37
373/8
36%
37'/4
36'/2
36%
26,900
,
98%
*98
98%
64
*63
No par
10%
10%
No par
*16%
173/4
233/4
23%
23%
46%
99'/4
99%
983/8
98%
580
423/4
42
423/4
63'/2
63%
63 >/2
64
6,500
2,000
103/4
103/4
*10%
11
*10%
11
*10%
*16%
17%
*163/4
17%
*16%
243/a
23 %
'64
24
24'/2
6%
7
7%
♦46%
*6%
97
13%
33%
11
';
173/4
46'/4
47
*16%
7
7
3,800
6%
63/4
46%
800
173/4
24
145,100
23%
24'A
6%
7%
46%
47
190
42%
'64
46%
,:
42%
42%
64«/2
7
6%
42%
'
993/4
993/a
98%
42 3/8
42%
63
5
139'/2
58
61
41%
Amer
150
*108
59
58%
141
139'/2
138 3/2
4,300
110
109
109
57
28'/2
363/a
conv
108 %
60%
433/2
of
57
28'/2
10
100
108
56 y4
r
60%
No par
($1,20)
108'/2
"
*28 »/4
98«/2
B
313/4
X1373/4
98 '/2
common
Co
108
61
5
Automatic Canteen
16%
•
29%
1393/4
Corp (The) common
3
preferred
No par
Avco Mfg
44% Jan
48%
20
31%
28%
RR
series
prior pref
49%
■"''28%' r 287/8
137
20
Nichols
Conv
48%
15%
-;
56%
61
common
$3.75
50%
7%
56%
28%
Atlas Corp
Atlas
Powder
27% Dec
Mar 21
5% Oct 26
Oct
Jan
Coast
49%
29%
29 %
100
43% Jan
283/4
*7%
50
preferred
35 % Jan
37%
283/a
16%
*19%
55
50
City Electric Co
8
373/2
:28%
29%
7%
new__6.50
Preferred
4%
37y2
28%
100 %
10
Investment Co
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
Atlantic
20
29
37 y8
29 y4
Corp—
preferred
5.25%
Associates
9
6
2,50
Goods
Dry
59% Mar
47% Mar 14
42
99
i
Inc
40% Sep
34% May 17
38% Sep
Nov
7%
Common
104% Feb
58
-1
-
99 V4
*19%
Inc.
Co
5
Oil & Refining Co
__1
preferred $1.50 series__No par
Associated
26% Mar 14
Corp
37%
29%
106 %
24
22
preferred
Constable
3,400
'
37%
283/4
*99%
31%
6% Jun
$3.75
Arnold
4%
493/4 (/
'
i6y8
.
15%
Jun
48%
Shares
*4»/8
,
373/4
28%
10
29%
49
4%
*4%
...,
Jan. 27
Jan. 26
29%
37%
27%
"4%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
v
*4%
Sales for
PRICES
Jan.25
4%
*4%
„
No par
Corp
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
-
Jan. 34
i'V
■
*4%
No par
Armour & Co of
15
Steel
Jan
5
5
54% Jan
17% Jan
23
Inc
Corp
Armco
47% Jan
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
3
27% Jan 23
Co
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Low Ml
4% May 19
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Monday,-January 30, 1956
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
for ProTiou
r*
...
700
46%
♦46%
B
6% Aug 18
66
Jan
18
11% Jan
30% Jan
10
109
Mar 31
Jun
14
35% Jan
54% Jan
113% May
6
30
10
Mar 24
24% Mar 30
35% Aug 12
18
99
>
8% Feb
114
6
5
6%
97
14%
33%
33 Ve Jan
10
34% Jan
24
Baltimore
4
111% Jan
18
102% Jan, 25
110
Jan
100% Jan
5
1
42% Jan
23
48% Jan
65
19
68% Jan
45
42% Jan
9
Jan
20
Jan
19
64% Jan
6
60
47
Gas
Co
Elec
Corp
Co
No par
—100
&
Baltimore
Ohio
&
noncumulatlve
4%
100
preferred
23
21% Jan
6
45
Sep 15
72% Mar 29
39
Jan
6
41% Jan
16
50 % Jan
2 7
54 % Jan
9
14% Jan
19% Nov 23
17% Jan
16
19 Vb Jan
6
Corp..
Bayuk Cigars Inc..
3
Beatrice Foods Co common
48
Dec
13
20% Jan
57
Jun
8
45
Jan
Jan
24
147
Jun
29
116
Jan
23
116
Jan
13
107% May
2
105% Jan
26
106 % Jan
20
38% Dec
1
33% Jan
23
37% Jan
9
29% Dec
133,
22% Mar 14
24
NOV
30
25 % Jan
65
Jan
11
96
Mar 18
88% Jan
9
20 % Sep
26
30
July 11
22% Jan
27
3
49
Oct
40
18
49% Jan
17
Jan
3%%
conv prior
4Ya% preferred
Beaunit
Mills
Inc
4
Beckman
3
Beech
Beech-Nut
13
47% Jan
27% Jan
27
29% Jan
3
12% Jan
23
13% Jan
5
16
23% Jan
27
27
Jan
3
% Apr 15
29% Jan
23
33
Jan
3
Bell
22
Jan
6
38
30% Jan
17
42
8
101
Feb
Apr
18
4y4%
Oct
14
59% Mar
7
49 % Jan
19
58% Jan
19% Sep
26
22% Feb
14
18% Jan
26
20% Jan
Dec
12
1% Jan
6
35% July 25
56% July
1
169 % Dec
9
172
Nov
9
31 % Jan
20
Apr 22
30
Mar 14
43
Jan
7
101% Jan
6
158% Sep
6
13% Jan
74
2
33% Oct 11
44% Jan
23
48% Jan
165% Jan
Bethlehem
168
Jan
26
16% Jan
15
78
Jan
5
22
35
Jan
27
28% Jan
23
Dec
31
Mar
Sep 26
28% Mar 15
38
25
33% Jun
4
14
Nov 28
26
Jan
Jan
88% Mar
20% Mar 15
3
Black
30% Jan
50%
51
19
19%..,
19*.-19%
___4
Bliss
36% Jan
Bliss
13
Decker Mfg
14%
:
28%
29V8
28%
28%
26%
27;
26%
35%
72%
35
35
72
73%
35%
72%
27%
28%
13%
16
Jan
10
157/a Jan
24
17
Jan
3
7
11% Jan
3
12% Jan
17
3
59 % Jan
23
64
Jan
17
41% Jan
3
10
98% Jan
5
53% Jan
6
61% Sep
16
54% Jan
11
57
Jan
3
Maine
16
16%
12
12%
27%
28%
13%
16*/®
12
60
39%
60%
39%
39%
*97%
99
*97%
...25
55 %
56
56%
56%
31 Vn
46%
313%
3! 34
^
463/4
,
153y8 155%
168
168%
15
15
*80
82
37
37'
1513%
46
27%
4,500
29
12
60%
12%
12%
12%
61V*
39V2
39%
97%
97%
99
•
59%
98%
25%
Common
100
24%
26
25
26
26
25%
100
55%
56%
56%
56%
*56
56%
55%
56%
2,600
25 Va
7,900
553/4
14%
46%
56
22»/a
11,800
90»/2
91V2
1,300
30»/4
30"%
7,000
56
12% Nov
2
18% Mar 28
13% Jan
20
14% Jan
13%
13%
14
14%
14y8
14%
19
45
Jan
5
48% Jan
13%
45V2
13%
49 % Dec
46Vb
46%
48
47
48
46%
47%
56% July 20
24% Jan 23
54
Jan
Braniff Airways Inc
2,50
Bridgeport Brass Co common
5
4ya% preferred—
50
Briggs Manufacturing Co—___3.50
Briggs & Stratton
No par
57
56%
56%
223/4
22'%
22%
28% Jan
28
95
Aug 11
32
14% Jan
Jan
6
20% Jan
30% Feb
6
82
30 % Jan
32% Jan
3
95% Jan
95% Jan
32% Jan
34% May 6
100% Apr 25
Sep 26
6
16
17% May 17
111
July 25
31% Feb
43
14% Jan
12
Jan
16
Bristol-Myers Co
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas.
Brown & Bigelow
Rrown Shoe Co Inc
.—1
15
23
25% Jan
27% Jan
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender
30
38l/s Jan
23
43% Jan
Bucyrus-Erle
19% Jan
23
21% Jan
Budd
85% Jan 20
91% Jan
25
92% Jan
26
21
29% Jan
lj.
27% Jan
27
28% Jan
6
Buffalo
27% Aug 17
21% Dec 20
47% Feb
21
32% Jan
4
36% Jan
13
Bullard
25% Sep
21 % Aug
6
20% Jan
19
22% Jan
11
Bulova
1
15% Jan
23
16% Jan
3
92% Mar
8
80% Jan
6
81% Jan
19
4%
5
85
Jan
20
4%%
Mar 14
Nov
16
Mar 15
78
Dec
71
Dec
23
6
Sep 30
12
80
Jun
76% Jan
3
92
Apr 26
22% Jan
6
34% Jun
15
23
Mar 18
Jan
8% Oct
11
24
Oct
$5
22
83% Jan
9
Bush
5
9% Jan
23
10% Jan
9
Byers Co (A M)
27
32% Jan
11
103% Jan
3
46% July 28
6% Aug 15
40% Jan
23
5% Jan
4
15% Mar
12 3/8 Jan
7
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
6% Nov 15
37% Oct 14
26
Jan
57% Jan 13
25% Jan 10
28% Mar 14
11% Apr
11
12
40
42
14
34 3^ Jan
23
93% Jan
20
63% Jan
6
100
July 15
-64% Feb
y.
7
Jan
Jan
13
7% Jan
26%
25%
25%
39%
40%
39%
39%
25y2
39ya
20V8
20%
20y4
20%
20
*9iy4
92»/4
92ya
20%
92>/2
3
Jan
19
17 y8 Jan
3
38
.
97
Jan
63 y8 Jan
12r
6
30% Jan- 24.32% Jan 23
35% Jan
11
59
52% Jan 20
54.-Jan
4
32
.Jan
6;..
.
com—
92»/2
27%
20%
15%
81%
*71 Va
85
1
91%
28
33%
20%
16%
81%
80
85
32%
92%
28
33%
20%
16
*81V4
*71%
91J/2
27%
27%
273/4
27%
27%
2,800
34%
33%
333/4
32%
33y4
8,600
21%
21
21'/4
21
16%
82»/2
16
81%
81 y4
21'/4
16%
82»/2
80
*21
16 y4
82
80
85
16%
*81 y4
29%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16
28%
28%
28%
283/4
5
9%
28%
101 y2
9'/2
28%
1011/2
9V2
*28%
102
9%
29%
102
No par
100
S
....1
_
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd—__1
Campbell Soup Co—
1.80
Campbell W <fe C Foundry
i—15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com
1.65 ya
.$4.25 conv preferred—.
No par
Canada Southern .Ry. Co.
100
Canadian Breweries Ltd.
No par
Canadian Pacific.Ry
25
No par
28%
28%
40 V2
403/4
• 5%
6
12%
12%
7
IVa
40
41
35%
36 '
16 y8
163/8
*93y8 " 94%
*62
j 64 ;:
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31 %
32%. 323/4
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„
,
42
41 y8
;
6% "
6
12% '
12%
7%."
1
40% .41%
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16%, V 16%
94% !..94%..^
64: ;' ;
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- 30% -.30%
33 ' :
*
32%
r
53%
16%
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28%
42%
28%
12%
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95
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p
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96
1,600
31,800
30%
16
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29%
16V2
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16%
500
28%
28V4
28%
5,700
9V2
9%
27%
28
100y4 101%
2,400
80.
85
9V2
9%
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29
101 y2 102
,
42%
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■V 6
.
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84 y2
293/4
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29%
101V2 101%
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29%
80
28%
•
.
200
333/4
34%
21%
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29%
'
2,800
6,800
36,800
27%
28
1
5
common
91%
*71%
84ya
29
—.100
participating preferred
Cannon Mills
*9iy2
5
10O
—
3,300
1,900
25%
39%
20'/8
Co
Calumet & Hecla Inc
17
43% Jan
23
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 16
Feb 21
26
40
100
Callahan Zinc-Lead
6
500
8,400
101
*100
26V4
new
California Packing Corp.
9*
6V2 Jan
13% Jan
10
16% Jan
Nov
17 % Dec
53% Dec 30
45
20,,.
6% Jan
3'
44% Dec
6
14% Sep 26
$1% Jan 17
3
7%
143/4
101
19%
Burroughs Corp
3
Jan
*100
9,100
33%
14V2
33%
14%
333/4
2,700
97
*95
-
38%
Butte Copper & Zinc
27% Jan
14V2
101
97
25%
Butler Bros
99
33%
14%
*100
—.15
3
4
14»/a
101
'
33%
92%
31%
20y8
preference
16% Jan
3
33%
14%
*100
92
30%
,*95
38%
preferred
3%% preferred
31% Jan
36% Feb
33%
|
97
26
1'
31% Jan
103% Jan
101
31%
*95
19%
10
Inc
9
11
143/8
*100
33Va
14%
92%
31
97
38>/8
Co
Terminal
33 >/4
14%
92'/4
31%
*95
22J/4
22%
25%
Forge Co
Watch Co
24
23
32%
-'
30%
97
22'/4
-
5
No par
Jan
16
99% Jan 26
33% Jan
preferred
second
30%
92%
56%i
46
56
5
common..
28% Jan
28% Jan
30Va
*95
223/8
92>/4
' ' *56
14
-
No par
Co
(The) Co
Burlington Industries Inc
22
19% July 1
30"% Oct 31
12% Aug 26
6
23
22%
92 y4
22
...No par
*56
57
92
.100
July 21
95% July 29
33
15% Jan
*56
2.50
common.
3%%
103% Jan
100
preferred
...
34% Jan
14% Jan
70
•,
56
253/4
5%
20
16,500
.
RR—
29% Jan
24
5,000
393%
...
56%
61% Jan
Jan
3,400
60 y4
393%
*97 V2
•9,600
55
56%
27
94
,
25
56%
19
22% Jan
620
16
Jan
4
1,500
14
15%
55
88 % Jan
1,300
48,400
28
24% Jan
21 % Jan
9,300
35
70%
*13%
19
9
26%
69%
,
30
Sep
1,700
11,000
35
13%
Dec
99
v
28%
16.
61 y4
30
36
15%
64% Sep
May 10
56% Jan
6
■v
35
27%
30
57 % Jan
2,000
;
27%
3
51% Oct 24
400
14%
26
3
19
1,000
<5,400
68,100
82
28%
29
41,200
170
14%
*80
27%
36.
72%
70%
27%,28%
13%
11,400
Y
.
!53%
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,
28%
35
28 Vb Jan
Mar 14
*
26%
,
19
28%
14% Jan
38
15,200
,1%
56%
.
53%
53%
1%
40%
39%
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99
900
101
12%
-
1,700
,
16
12
60%
40'/4
59%
5
15
'
„
15%
12%
61
100
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred 4
Boston Edison Co.J
Boston &
'
14
1.25
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Borden Co (The)
12
38% Jan
97% Jan
29
1
Inc
26%
28%
*13%
15%
27
26
28%
*13%
7
30
14,600
18%
46V2
27%
36
73%
27%
28%
13y/8
5
101
4,200
27%
12%
23%
30
*96
,
,
30
110
47%
"*47
.,27%
;
12%
23%
28
12%
5,800
2,800
1%
29
27
Co...
28
22%
19%
31 Vb
15%
81
37%
34%
70%
14
15
36%
35%
82%
10
120
20,400
53%
*
170
15
81
36%
26%
29% Jan
29
83
*81
*168
14%
1,900
18%
;<»
*
46
1
3
66% May
14%
82%
353/4
.>100
3,300
2,600
' 1%
>
.
157 »/4 158%7
153% 146%
*168'
170%
14%
1,000
53
19%
1%
.10
4
48% Apr
53%
19%
1%"'.
2.50
Jan
Stores
1%
36
29
Jan
Airplane
1%
148% 152
168% 169%
1
Co new
(Delaware)
13
100% Nov
53%
45>/8
28
12
53% —7
*96 *
•
45%
11% Jun
30
101
*96
313/s
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
5
Bon Ami Co class A_.
No par
Class B
.'
j
No par
95% Sep
30
45%
6
43% Nov 29
29%
31%
19% Jun 22
14
29%
31%
28% Jan
Bond
24%
45%
23
3
24%
27%
12%
24
44%
Jan
Jan
30
28
12%
0 31%
26
20
24%
47%
12%
-700
3,600
92
22%
26%
27%
60
1,000
,
*90»/4
*47%
101
35%
27%
24y#
30 7
23%
22%
92
22%
47%
47%
100
19,600
*39%
50%
17%
17%
48% 4.8%
*120
130
105% 106 34»/8
35 -
26%
1%
31% ~'31%
100
Inc
35
-
9,400
68%
45 %
63
22%
41 ,
51
68%
45%
61%
67%
46
61%
22%
41 .
52
17%
49
130
105%
8,300
28.800
43%
43%
,
*90y4
22%
1
Co
>
,
44%
1,100
*6%
6%
99% 101%
13%
1-3%
33%
33%
*111% 112%
*103
103%
91
23
47%
1%
Steel
(E W) CO
& Laughlin
,
36
27%
1
iBlaw-Knox
29% Jan
23
&
35%
1 peso
Boeing
Aug 23
Dec
49%
5
Co
3
Dec
15% Mar 14
61
*96
79% Jari
12
9% Jan
101 >
*96
100
■-
27
25
8
30
69% Jan
31% Sep 29
39% Jan
3
.
29%
pfd series of 1951.
4%%
39% Jan
27
34% Jan
84
"
54% May 18
29%
10
,Y
28
12%
28
12%
>.
*39»/a
51 ,
17%
48%
*116%
105%
17% 7
27
24%
Y
52%
91
22%
23%
common
Finance
48
27%
*47%
61
22%
22%
,47%
90%
23%
28 y4
12%
27%
(Del) com.._Nopar
7% preferred
100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
171% Jan
23
>
67%
45 %
*116
130
*105% 105%
26V4
23 '
47%
44
-
41
90%
22%
26y2
91 7
47%
Best Foods
23
14% Jan
40
Co
20%
>
46%
12%
Co
148% Jan
16
Aug 17
.24
&
25'/a
91
22%
-
44%
*39%
52%
17%
.
17%
10
1
Co
Bendix Aviation
Best
Sep
18
18
1
Benguet Consol Mining Co
32% Jan
53
6%
6%
98y2103%
13%
14%
33%
33%
*111% 112%
*102% 103 ...
-
66%, 67%
45%
45%
60%
61%
*116
130
!
"
105% 105%
34%
35%:
35%
1
41 Y
52%
17%
116
106%
33%
44%
20%
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46- 46%
46
116
*105%
100
pfd
20%
>
•
100
100
Inc—
preferred
Beneficial
Jan
85"% Sep
7
Jan
2
12.50
RR
Howell
&
53
17%
;.„..l
Packing
Belding-Heminway
Bell Aircraft Corp
<
40
6%
98%
14%
34%
111% 111%
102% 102%
66%
45
60%
__50
47% Jan
6
28
1
Creek
14
34% May
Nov
40
51%
17%,
2.50
Instruments
16
20%
No par
preferred
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%%
Beech Aircraft Corp
Jan
24% Jan
91
17% Jan 25
26% Oct 24
45
Works
6%
97%
14
34
-
44%
,66
45
60%
61
20%
10
common
preferred
4
12
96% Mar
30% Jan
23
Brothers
4ya%
23
103% Jun
Barker
Bath Iron
44
65%
45%
10
26
19
65%
45%
60%
50
10
50
15% Jan
38% Mar
Sep
43%
42%
100
Bangor & Aroostook common
Barber Oil Corp
6%
97%
14%
34>/8
110% 111%
101% 101%
*110% 111
*101% 102
100
common
33% Jan
r
13
preferred series C
4%
27
Jan
Wilcox
preferred series B
4%%
3
13
6%
95%
13%
33%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
12
July 1,4
1
(The)_No par
Inc
T)
12
Jan
66% Jan
&
3
15% Jan
75% Nov 23
Jan
(B
6% Jan
103% Jan
23
6% Jan
53% Sep
105
48% Nov
Babbitt
Babcock
26
5
%| Jan 23
13% Jan
95
41%
41%
6%
-
600
330
41%
12%
.7;,
40%
40%
2,700
12,600
12%
36%
3,600
6,100
41%
'36%
S6.y4
16%
.66
5,800
;.7 y8
7
16%
*95.
40,600
•6%
6
127/s
•
60
620
84%
30
.
r."
1,500
163/4
97
64
8,000.
"
-
ijo
64
*613/4
31'.%
..*30%
'32%' 32%
*61%
30% ;3o%
r-200
32%
32%
21,800
53%
*52%
53%
100
,
53%
-
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Volume
Number 5503
183
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK
STOCK^RECORD
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Tear 11)55
NNEW
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
Highest
42 % Dec
7
37% Jan
23
4u
Jan
u
30% Mar 14
33% Sep
25 % Oct
36 ',8
22% Jan
112
6
Airlines
Sales for
11
Mar 15
23
1120
Jan
3
23
,Jan
25
Jan
6
Carolina
77 % Jan
19
86
Jan
26
Jan
23
57
Jan
3
Carrier
51% Jan
4
53 % Jan
25
41/2 %
20% Jan
88% Sep
19
Va Jan
9
105 % May
104
15
64% Feb 13
53
2
130
83
Light,
32%
31%
32%
7,000
26/
26%
26 %
26%
26%
119%
119%
119%
119%
119%
119%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
*23%
*23%
24%
*23%
23%
Steel
Carpenter
Corp
19
18 % Jan
5
Case
119% Jan
9
60% Jan
3
7% preferred
Caterpiuar Tractor
Jan
5
18% Jan
Jan
27
17
118% Jan
72% Jan
23
75
Jan
36%
Co
Preferred
5
21 Va Jan
116% Jan
I)
Celanese
3
6
Celotex
*23%
24%
79%
82%
82%
84'A
85'A
86
84%
-85%
7,500
53%
54%
53%
53%
54
54
53 %
54%
6,200
52
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
53
53%
53%
53%
20%
20%
*20%
20y2
20'A
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
1,100
16%
17
16%
16%
19,700
16%
100
116%
117
10
55%
57
100
*102%
preterred
23
34% Jan
10
an
3
19% Apr
27
19% Jan
3
19% Jan
24
18% Dec
29
22
Apr
20
18 Va Jan
16
18% Jan
4
Central
Aguirre
11% Nov
30
9% Jan
23
3
Central
Central
of
"69% May 25
47
Jan
84% Jan
26
10% Jan
52 % Jan
23
"95% Nov
14
Jan
'86
11"
Sugar
18%
18%
Mar 14
22
36% Dec
22
>33% Jan
21
Jan
3
4
15 Va Jan
3
16% Jan
10
17% July 21
11% Jan
20
12% Jan
5
Cerro
10%
10,
2,900
10%
48
1H
13 y. Oct
8% Jan
-
4
6
20
Apr
".36
37'% Mar 14
66
Dec
30
57
Jan
27
67% Jan
23% Mar 14
29% Jun
15
22% Jan
23
25%
Jan
25
9
59% Jan
Central
4 % Jan
54% Jan
Central &
South
Violcta
de
J
15%
Oct
10
5% Sep
20
43% Jan
7
57 V4 Nov
18
4
Jan"
Certain-Teed
Chadbourn
.53%
52%
52 %
51%
52%
111%
"110%
111%
110%
110%
10
27%
28V4
28%
29
28
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
50
33%
36 %
35 %
36%
36 V*
37%
36'A
36%
37
37
-6,500
5
34
34%
34 Va
34'A
X33%
34
33%
33%
12,700
*16
16%
16
16
*15%
16
16
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'/a
12%
1,300
60
60%
59
60'/a
57
58%
12,700
60 %
*57
15 Va
15%
33%
34%
9.50
18
16
,-No par
12
12%
12%
12 Va
57%
59%
59
60 %
58%
*50
Co
Corp
5
*57%
Products Corp
23
22%
1
1
Inc
Chain Belt Co
27
15%
15%
53%
West Corp
Gotham
15%
3,400
15%
issued",.
"When
4
15%,
300
85%
111%
new
Sugar
Pasco
*84
"
800
48
48
84%
52%
15%
15%
Va
'
29% Jan
48%
84%
"
"
10
*47%
85%
*84%
110 Va
Service
Century Ribbon Mills
9
10
10%
48
10 Va
52%
12
N
1,800
110%
40% Jan
of
18%
51%
23
Public
Co
.18%
110%
9
RR
18%
51%
29% Jan
Central
18%
110%
23
33% Jan
18%
100
27% Jan
40 % Dec
1,100
18%
No par
6
Central Illinois
19%
18%
85%
.,,,4
30% Sep
34%
*19%
48
Gas & Elec—No par
7
6,000
19%
10
Light com
preferred
1,700
35 Va
35%
*84%
Central
Illinois
73%
19%
*47
Central Hudson
4% %
120
117
73%
35%
85
6
-
19,400
18%
117
73%
19%
10
4
,
18%
19%
117
35%
48
11
54
73%
35%
85
Jan
15% Jan
18%
"116%
'
*19%
47
9%
74
19%
■
100
1
11,600
105
35%
18%
111% Jan
6
19%
116 %
73%
19%
9
110
19 Va
116%
35%
16
Mar 11
19%
73 Va
No par
Georgia Ry_,
♦102%
720
58 Va
57%
105
117%
5
5%-preferred series B
59
"102%
105
1,080
116%
116%
117%
58%
19%
73
19%
Co
*102%
•'
117%
59%
117%
19%
73
35%
Jan
112
15% Jan >
18
Apr 26
,55% Sep 19
105
117
35
No par
—
51% Jan
5
7
31
.
Corp
preferred
*102%
117%
r
58
58
*19%
Foundry Co
.6
6
18
5%
17
16%
116%
57%
104%
72%
17%
116%
16%
116
20
common.:,,!
37% Dec
16%
18%
117
100
preferred series A, 100
26
200
5,400
541/s
12.50
common,
27
24%
2,100
•
79
1
common
Jan
24
53
Corp of Amer com__No par
conv
23
50
4.20%
2nd
7%
41/2%
13
23 %
77%
0
series
Carriers & General Corp
(J
119%
1201/2
23
120
10
Co_
common..
preferred
.
*119%
_
18% Jan
21
31%
26%
No par
issued"
23
July 20
.
&
24
104
Co
Mfg
Jan
! July 26
26% Jan
10
29
21
21
(The)
55% Jan
16% Jan
19% Dec
72% Dec
Jan
32%
26%
Power
5
Carolina
119'A Jan
8
24
32%
3
116
-
33
25%
22
127% Aug
61% D.c
Jun
32%
25%
Nov
12
14% Jan
45% Jan
3234
25%
Co_
___10
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
May 16
108
31%
Carey
114 % Nov
•
9,003
5
Carborundum
3
23% July
3
39%
4
17% May 16
2
13% Nov
,79% Jan
39%
Jan
53% Mar
7% Jan
40
27
16
37% Jan
39%
35% Jan
49 % Aug
27
40%
23
7
19% Nov
38%
23
18
102% Feb
38%
25 Va Jan
48'/a Oct
Djc
37%
31% Jan
55% Jan
45
377^
6
"When
116
373/3
21
121
Shares
Jan. 27
Jan.26
Ja'11.' 25
*
1
Inc
Api
(Philip)
Jan. 24
Jan. 23
26% Jan
10
Jan
23
Capital
Par
the Week
Friday
Thursday
.Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
SALE PRICES
AND HIGH
LOW
STOCK
YORK
4
Lowest
IS?
61
'23%
23 Va
23
4'A
4
'<
23%
!4%
:
4%
4%
4'A
58%
58
*58%
*59%
60 Va
23%'
22%
4%
4%
10
.
58%
58%
58%
70
7,600
500
,16%
.
'58
22%
11,500
23
4 Va
*57%
17,100
58 Va
4
59
59
59
1,300
;
900
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Jan
60
65 Va Jan
10
50
Apr
5
104
Dec
6
109
Feb
3
104% Jan
5
29% July 19
68
Feb
16
36% Jan
27
65% Nov 30
42% Jan
93 % Jan
Jan
3
7% Jan
6
23
69% Jan
3
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
16
53% Jan
3
55% Jan
18
14
96% Jan
20
99% Jan
23
24% Jan
16
31% Jan
18
36% Mar 25
30
Jan
10
26
27
Dec
9
24
Jan
23
25% Jan
18
41% Dec
5
38
Jan
27
41% Jan.
36% Jan
19
43% July 26
39% Jan
23
42
Jan
4
15"% Jan
6
29% Jun
22
23%. Jan
23
26% Jan
3
1
Jan
23
71% Jan J
27% Jan
19
30% Jan
45% Feb
16
74% Sep
14% Jan
21
69
30%Dcl9
30% Jan
13
48
Dec
6
53% Mar
142% Mar
42% Dec
30
9 % Feb
;
.
Feb
3
42% Dec
30
.43% Jan
,14% July 27
3 .-22% Feb'. 1
-Jan
9
21% Jan
9
27
6% Jan
27
21% Jan
•1 11
20
.'*■ Dec
23
26
>
Jan
7
66% Jan
18
23% Jan
17 :v 29% July 15
4 104 % May 9
29
20
8% Dec
17
13% Mar 14
4
20% Jan
-59t,: Aug 29
101% Nov 16
Jan
54"
9
74% Jan
27
52
■
Jan
8
25--.'Jan'
87
Jan
V Jan
"
Aug
Nov
101% Apr
Sep
19% Jan
26
407
53
Jan
6
191
Feb
14
92
Jan
17
33% May 31
108
73
Aug 30
Jan
4
42% Aug 18
20% Oct 11
'»
13
■
A
•
Childs
v
Chile
11'
23
v
20
10
15
Oct
25
21 %' Jan
17
Oct
21
102 % Jan
16.
.115
;
91
41-
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18
9
47% Jan
" 6.
4
104% Jan
v
31
Jan
....
A
18;
; 23% Jan
6
:
3
,
23
..89
Jan
13
103
Jan
Clark
13
13
Sep
Jan
;
78 % Dec
.34% Jan
26
4
109% Jan
3
7
.76% Jan
17
45% May 12
43 % Jan
16
25% Feb
21% Jan
1*
37% Jan
111
Jan
77% Jan
5
6
4
V
44%
39%
31%
6 %
21%
52
25
75Va
96%
*22%
*29%
32
24%
24
69%
69'A
28%
,29%
29%
43%
43%
45
40%
11 '
69 Va
69 Va
2,700
29%
28%
29%
46,100
42%
42%
17,900
45 Va
7,900
*125
43%
45 Va
130 ?
40
40%
46%
"41%
45
26,
26%
101%
101%
39%
.
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44
39%
10
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11%
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7%
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24
*52
23%
<
53%
■
76%
'
i'
27
'53
t
77 %'
26%
78%
*104%
No par
30%
21%
101
-41%
44%
55%
56%
13
*104%
.
75%
•7%
29
83%
*
105 %
-82%
215
*194
106
*100%
34%
110
34%
35%
22%
.34%
34%
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-
22%
♦104
;
83%
82%
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215
.
;
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•
210
40%
5,400
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12,200
v,
13 Va
-
30%
t'22
9,600
102
2.620
215
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106
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215
34%
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110%
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r76%
76%
76%
76%
43%
43 %
43%
43%
-43%
22
22%
21%
22%
21%
22
21%
21%
J
No par
GO
61%
62%
63%
63%
62%
63%
62%
1
44%
45
44%
44%
03 %
44%
44%
44%
44%
—
1
3%
*3%
3%
3
Clevite
Jan 23
5
Climax Molybdenum
...
7,000
'34%
109%
44
68 % Jan
106
34%
44
24% Jan
3,500
82%
82%
83%
stock__50
1
27
4,300
22
109%
110
,2,900
*30%
*92
22%
106
Pitts RR 7%
*76%
18,100
13%
107
34%
34%
5.900
,
■57
56
>*104%
31
;
*100%' 106
t.
110
110
110
.30%
-
'46%
101%
,43
13 Vb
""*104%
30%
106
•>
57%
107
;
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106
13%
4
22%
215
*100%
56%
13 %
107
82%
26%
40%
I
44%
,'57%
56 %
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r
82%
<194
43%
,30%
.
22%
106
44%'
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,3 0%--
-
22
104%
.
41
guaranteed 4%
Corporation
&
100,100
75%
101 Va
26%
101 Va
40%
'.13
<
-26%
:
76%
Special
240
54
74%
No par
gtd
50
Cleveland
2,100
24%
*52
53 "
77%
700
37,300
8
23%
25
101 %
■
101%
-41
-44
107
30%
82
-
"
.',13
-30%
%
41
*103
20
'
Co com___100
preferred
100
Ilium com,
15
St Lo,uis Ry
107
101%
40
44
:
13%
1___100
10
400
11%
21 »A
7%
26%. ,27%
.
,56%
5
•
No par
preferred
14,100
40%
*21"
i53
.>101%
44%
noncumulative
$4.50
200
130
♦120
7%
'Ml
*23
76%
45%
21%
.23%
*52
69%
28%
,7
11
7
6%.
22
69%
*21
21%
21,900
24%
42%
128
40%
'11
23%
44
128
41
*20%
22%
52 »
78"%
500
18,800
30%
69 %
-
45%
45%
130
*120
40%
700
40
24%
69'A
38
40%
24%
24%
39
24%
24%
*39
25%
38%
*39%
42
1,500
.
31%
38
24%
39'A
40%
25%
23
*29%
40
25%
39
24
130
9"?
231/4
31%
*33
25%
39
100
"
23
,
t,
Co
96%
97
*95
40%
24%
*39%
11
25
Corp—
Jan
.45
40'A
No par
Elec
27%
1
preferred
Cleveland
*29%
21
6%
Electric—
&
Equipment
5%
*29%
99%
22%
32
*120
City Stores Co common.:.:
5
4%%- convertible preferred—100
3
Jan
23
_25
-—1
Cities Service;Co,
5%%
22%
11
City Investing Co common...
C C C &
103
Gas
*95%
99%
*35%
21
4
.
23%
10
>
7%
.
991/4
No par
C0-—_—
C I T Financial
••
3
Jan
109
100
City Products Corp_i__:_
26
; Jan
82
:
15,900
69
*
preferred—±—,—100
-Cincinnati Milling Mach Co new__l0
6.
59% Jan
100
com__No par " "
common_„___
Common
300
55V4
23%
69'A
28'/a
41 Va
45%
pfd
noncum
Western
Copper
7%
65 Va
54%
23'A
A'/o
23
Oct
.111
' Jan
30
22
DcC
202% Sep
.103
104% Jan
-
5
5
13% Jan
27
Jan
Nov
Jan
Pac
Chrysler Corp
3
7%
65%
54%
40
No par
Co
7%
65%
54%
39%
convertible' preferred
SV<r
7%
♦64%
54%
24%
r
.
7%
65%
7
38%
Chicago Yellow Cab-i
Chickasha Cotton Oil.,,:
41% Jan .11
Jan
40% Feb
'
27% Jan
102'
i
25 "
27
Jan
-94
-
Jan
43
•
i54 4
3
1 ,17% Jan
11
27
30
-
3
26
62% Sep 23
-45% Mar 14
12
37% Jan
-
3
1
50% Feb
42% Aug 23
23
30
36'/a Dec "30 '.'."37% Dec
Jan
100% Jan
2.900
7 Va
54%
38%
.
Cincinnati
100
A
North
New
27-
4
12.900
37%
*64%
24
preferred series A
5%
3
10% Jan
•
106
65%
*29%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com
5
$3 convertible preferencej.No par
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR— ;
12
23
series
5%
1
1
36 Va
54%
No par
com
preferred
Chic &
5
133% Jan
'
'105 %
38
53%
50
Ry
Chic Milw St Paul &
3
48% Jan
25
14
15% May
45% Jan
18
23
Jan
128
3,700
59%
106
37%
65%
7
22%
1
Del_50
(The)
Western
Great
5%
4
39%, Jan
3
Chic
25
44% Jan
1
11
r,Q
60%
"105'A
39
i
54%
*95'A
40
Chicago Corp
5
'
4C%. Jan
16
39'/a Jan
108% Jan
60
60%
106
37%
38%
65%
7
5
Class A
12
.
>
*105%
106
.
38%
65%
1.25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East III RR com__No par
4
Jan
20% Sep
33% Jan
28
33%
60%
61%
.61%
*105;'.
106
37
1
53%
13
22% Jan
Oct
*105
•
13
7
27% Mar 25
100
17
21% Jan
No par
—
61%
60%
No par
$4.50 preferred
Chance
65% Jan
56% Sep
6
3
27
Dec
71
Mar 14
13
Vought Aircraft Inc
Checker Cab Manufacturing
9% Feb 25
6% May 17
43
Common
3
Jan
42% Jan
106
76%.
76%
76%
43%
.
43%,
.
21%
280
220
250
43%
•21%
9,100
63%
11,800
■44%
13,000
*
'*
; 55% Oct
34% May
•
,
2% Jan
11
4
Apr
44% Jan
-3
3% Jan
11
3
23
9
122
Aug 26
111% Jan
5
6
145
July 11
123 % Jan
23
18
6
14
v45
Jan
19
3% Jan
16
Clinton
Foods Inc__
Clopay
Corp
,
49
:
,160
50% Jan
13
141
Jan
5
125
Jan
13
126% Jan
13
preferred
4%
cumulative
Coca-Cola
4
59% Jan
27
3
90
Jan
3
62% Jan
92
Jan
9
23
No par
10
No par
No par
65
Jan
13
4%
59
Jan
23
4%
noncumulative
Columbia
Class
Class
17% Feb
23
15% Jin
19
16% Jan
6
23
27% Dec
May 27
44% Oct 11
85 % Feb
4
52 % Jun
17
23% Nov
77
28 % Mar 15
22
23
26% Jan
3
84% Jan
3
84 % Jan
3
Jan
4
50% Jan
3
23
48
48 Va
46%
47
64%
64 'A
58
59
59
59
System—
—2.50
24%
24%
25%
25%
25
25%
25
25%
25
25%
24%
24%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25 Va
25
25
No par
15%
16
15%
16
15 Va
16
16
16 Va
16
16%
34,600
23
24
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
23
23%
-.4,900
*84 %
84%
*84'A
84%
*84%
48%
49%
49'A
50%
49%
50
49%
50
8,800
32 Va
32
32%
32%
32%
5.100
71
71%
71
71 Va
2,700
50%
32%
31%
32
69%
71
70%
71%
70%
71%
27
54
Jan
13
Commercial
Credit
10
50%
51%
51
51%
51
51%
51%
50
50%
9.300
Jan
19% Jan
23
21% Jan
6
Commercial
Solvents
1
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19Vs
19%
19%
19%
19 3A
10,900
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
42
42
42 Va
41%
42
15,100
47% Jan
20
8% Jan
11
7% Jan
11
24% Jan
11
17% Jan
20
20% Oct
28
27% Feb
7
41
Jan
3
Co
1
42% Jan
9
Jan
3
Conde
Jan
4
Cone
25
Commonwealth Edison Co
8
18
Nast
Publishing
7%
7%
7%
17%
17%
17%
25% May 26
21% Jan
4
22% Jan
12
31
Jan
4
37
11
Consolidated
Jan
12% Jan
10
23% Sep
1
17% Jan
25
6
52% Aug
5
46% Jan
3
19% Jan
48% Jan
13
111% Aug 16
108% Jan
3
109% Jan
20
$5
29% Jan
10
35% Jan
20
Consol
3
17V4
Consol
17%
18 Va
17%
18%
18%
of N Y com—No par
47%
48
47%
481/2
48 Va
48%
48
48%
No par
108%
Electronics
Ind
1
Corp
33
16%
109%
109%
109 Va
109
109%
1,400
33%
33%
34'A
33%
333<4
33
33%
7,400
16%
16%
1G%
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,800
28%
283/8
28%
9,000
35
35%
10,900
17
Jan
3
Consolidated
Foods
Jan
26
Consolidated
Laundries Corp
—5
27%
109
28%
31% Oct
19
36% Jan
3
34% Jan
10
36
Jan
9
Consolidated
Natural Gas
,10
35%
35%
7% May 10
46 % Jun
108
Jan
1
11
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
11
3
Mar
4
109% Jun
1
Dec
23
104
24% Jan
26
3
14% Jan
9
27
Jan
53% Nov
112
19
Consol
RR
Jan
6
80
July
7
9
Consolidated
Jan
6
Consumers Power Co com
No par
Jan
3
4
109
preferred
preferred
No par
No par
*
110% 110%
*108
109
*102
103'A
10
74%
74%
*102
103%
<34% -35%
105% 105%
80%
81%
*40
41%
107% Jan
103
Jan
16
$4.50
Jan
12
$4.52
103% Jan
4
$4.16
74% Jan
4
79% Jan
17
Jan
11
6
41% Sep
8
34
Jan
26
36% Jan
18
July 5
88% Dec 27
105
Jan
3
106% Jan
20
78
Jan
27
88% Jan
3
42% Jan
13
Common
Jan
10
$3.75
42% Jan
For
footnotes
see
1
page
13
Jan
9
99
24.
100
Corp
Common
27% Jan
104
,
preferred
16
104% Jun
10c
10% Jan
51
$5.50
28
35%
24
28%
28%
29
35%
35%
35 Va
35%
*23%
28%
35%
24%
24%
24%
*23%
preferred
Can
—j.
preferred
No par
1
Inc common
<:when
20
issued"
^
_^No par
99
100
200
26
13%
13%
13'A
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
2,200
9%
9 Va
9%
9%
9%
9%
9 Va
9 V\
2,500
*483/a
48%
4,700
110%
110%
50
X49
110%
49
'
110 Va
110'A
*108
103%
108%
109
*102
'102 Va
of America—
-
preferred
100
Continental Baking Co com__No par
4%
Continental
'109
109
*22
24
13%
9%
50
112
Jan
97% Aug 11
Inc
*21%
13Va
9%
49%1
3
102
109
Textile Co
1
10
10
13
__100
Inc
27
105% Jan
28
pfd
Stores
Jan
7
72% Sep
6%
8 % Jan
101% Mar
100% Jan
Cuba
Retail
48% Jan
110
Container
61
of
Consolidated
2,400
16%
29
Jan
,4,700
33%
10
1.33%
'
34%
23
Corp
,
-<
,
! 16%
109%
16% Jan
Jan
16,700
34
17%
24% Jan
13
48%
34
19
17
23
47%
21%
34%
18 Va
11
14
5,800
21%
34%
18% Feb
Mar 16
900
17%
17%
21%
34%
27% Feb
33
33'A
21%
7
14% Dec
32%
21%
6
7
21%
34%
Jan
10
17%
22%
15% Jan
Jan
17'/a
,21%
34%
preferred
1,400
7%
17%
34%
73A
7% ^
7 7/a
17%
22
18
10
8
17%
•
Corp—5
No par
Corp
Coppermines
Edison
17 Va
"
22
Cigar
Consolidated
8
7%
10
Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
34% Nov
-
Co—No par
Mills
45 % Jan
20% Nov
83 3A
32
18
24
*83 Va
843/4
Engineering Inc_„—1
14
44 % Jan
•
9,900
Combustion
Nov
5
48%
11,300
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
50
5
84%
140
18
9
Jan
48
340
60
*59
23
16
18
*84%
510
64%
75% Jan
26% Feb
23% Jan
No par
Co
60
46 Va
64%
32% Jan
7'/a Oct
108
preferred-No par
*45 Va
47
10
57% Jun
38% Mar 14
17
5
common
Carbon
>*59
60
48%
48%
65%
23
6
19% Jan
Pictures
$4.25 cumulative
*641/4
69% Jan
25
46% Feb
Columbia
Columbian
*53
48%
46%
-
Jan
31
6
Columbia Gas System Inc
46
32
34% Aug
2
79'/a Mar 24
54% Jan
Jan
1,000
48 Va
65'/a
B
15% Mar 1*
48 %
90
5,700
46 Va
A
3
58,200
48
Broadcasting
13
26% Jan
30%
1st pfd____100
2nd pfd__-_10Q
noncumulative
13
26% Jan
29%
2.50
23
Jan
23
30%
46 Va
Southern Ry com
64 Va Jan
23
30%
48
Iron com—No par
&
preferred series B
Colorado &
24% Jan
8,500
*64'A
3
9
24% Jan
19% 1
64%
Jan
47% Jan
21
22
92
19%
48%
49
20
Apr
60
92
20%
64 Va
23
45%. Jan
Apr
59%
92
20
47%
47% Jan
31
60
92
20%-
*44%
30
Mar 29
32
59%
91%
100
49% D.C
7
'
61 %
91%
___50
6
16
11
"
60%
91%
61%
'
*950
*950
30%
Jan
22% Oct
5,600
30%
45% Dec
22% Oct
100
125
30%
45
58
120
124
20%
Colorado Fuel
I
*115
125
124%
29%"
Collins & Aikman Corp
6
May 27
121
125 "A
20
9
31% Jan
75
91%
230
142
*116
.
*141
*950
60
92
900
4,300
141
29%
23% Jan
20
67% May 27
60%
92
3%
47%
20%
19
28% Jan
6
59%
122
124%
3%
47
141
,
*117
*950
*950
140
125
124%
3%
47%
140
120
*116
*3%
47%
19%
19% Jan
13
17
47%
139%
3%
<<8%
28%
20
Jan
124%
44%
*3%
47%
„•
*
"20%
33 % Sep
Jan
116
123 %
com
21% Jun
59
116
Corp___No par
Co
6
56
139
__No par
Internat'l
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
5%%
137%
preferred_100
2nd
Mar 14
63
47%
137%
£
(The)
Co
46%
47
100
& Co com
7%
Coca-Cola
15
Sep
62% Jan
95 % Mar
Cluett Peabody
21
17% Jan
,3%
■
44% Jan
100 % Mar
Jan
s60
7
Apr
137 % Jan
111% Jan
90
-
Aug 26
4
50% May
4
148% Mar 14
39% Mar 14
133% Jan
990
.,80% May 2
45% Jan 10
17
.
76
<
35
105 Va
103%
*
-.35%
105 %
48%
48%
110 Va
110%
108%
103
*108%
103
-
*108%
109
103
103
490
109
10
103
220
3,100
75%
75
75%
*102
103 Va
*102
103 Va
*102
103%
35
35%
34
35%
34%
34%
106%
*105'A
106%
490
7S%
7,500
"75%
76%
♦102
4 9'A
110%
•
105%
77
105 Va
74%
*105%
80%
811/4
8hVa
P0%
80
*40%
411/4
*39%
40%
*40
<•99%
99%
*99'A
99%
99
78
80%
*39
41
99%
,
.
5,200
40
99% ,4 99%
220
I
i
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(568)
NEW
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
YORK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
iuar I9.75
May 12
10
13% Jan
20
14% Jan
13
Jan
23
12 Jan
18
22% Jan
7% Jan
100
Jan
b%Jan
94
Jan
38
Jan
25% Jan
44'% Jan
24% Jan
51% Jan
14% Nov 23
4
3
««
____
ia% Apr
8
Dec
29
Uwt
i.7
7
j/a
88
b% Dvc
7u
*>aa
2
24
2o% Mar 14
2j-a
18
35May 18
2i% Mar 29
40"/# "Apr
14
50 v# Jan
6
July 19
29
Mar 14
54
^j% Not' 25
28
51% Sep
hpr
14% Feb
23
26
23
23
23
23
23
9
54% Jan 23
33% Jan 19
15
8
lio
Oec 14
44% Nov 25
ivo
2
aep
28
52% Sep
19
264/2 «/U,y 27
53
Ju,y 5
68
Juiy 27
37% Nov 30
12
LOU
May 23
98
Jan
26
102
Apr
26
Oct
28
175% Dec
28
24% Jan
20
5
Jau
7
2
Jan
Jan
Cooper
,
27% Jan
20
29% Jan
Preferred
Cornell
176
Jan
35% Jan
9
23
19
179
Jan
40% Jan
6% Jan
C
7%
2% Feb
18
2% Jan
16
3
11
48% Jan
28
35% Jan
23
37% Jan
3
Crane Co
24
98% Nov
15
96'A Jan
17
96'A Jan
17
28% Jan
7
33
13
29% Jan
10
30% Jan
3
45% Feb
23
13% Mar 30
30
33% Dec
-
Sep
2% Jan
102
8%
8%
8%
11,900
97%
95%
97%
95%
96%
6,510
38%
38%
38%
38
38%
1.700
25%
26%
*25%
26%
*26%
*26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
44%
45%
46%
47
46%
48
46%
47%
46
46%
8.303
24"/#
25
24%
25
24%
25%
25
25%
25
23%
6,000
*51%
52
*51%
52
*51%
*51%
52
52
52
*54%
55 %
55
55
*64%
55%
*54%
55 %
600
34%
34%
34%
6*5%
34%
34%
34%
34%
3,200
G5%
9,003
54%
55%
33%
34
64%
•/'
100
Corp
2%
2%
2%
2%
25
35%
36%
3o%
36%
*96'A
97%
96%
96%
_2
29%
23%
*29%
30%
1
60%
60%
61
61%
2.50
15%
16%
16
16%
1
*33%
34%
33%
54%
53%
55%
54
102% Jan
3
103% Jan
19
$4.20 preferred-
No par
103%
103%
*103%
*103%
25
46%
100
4u% Jan
23
54
3
Crucible
20% Mar
7
14
Jan
13
15% Jan
5
Cuba RR 6%
18% Mar 29
15
Jan
3
l/v#Jaii
Id
0% Jan
6
7% Jan
10
8% Jan
3
9
-/4
may
2
Jan
Steel
of
common
48%
48%
49
49%
48%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
15
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
lo%
8
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*71%
72%
9%
9%
67% Jan
4
Jan
27
15
9% Jan
20
10% Jan
3
Cuneo Press Inc
37% nug
19
35% Jan
I9
37
Jail
4
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
0% oci 31
101% May 25
9% Jan
116
11
6% Jan
7% Jan
3
11
20
$7
23
23
55% Jan
4
6
15% Jan
30% Nov
30
26% Jan
23
2a1/# Jan
3
6
uo'/4
Nov
18
33% Jan
23
34% Jan
11
135% Jan
19
13o% Jan
19
31
Jan
135
Jan
27
140
Jan
7
56% Jan
7
86
Dec
105
27
.
Jan
73
109
4
' 57% Jan
17
Prior
9%
*35
Cushman's Sons
Cutler-Hammer
10
51% Jan
3
Dana
Inc
36%
7%
7%
*105%
26%
27%
33%
34
pfd
*•".
7%
7%
56%
7 i 120
49%
47%
49
24.803
14%
8%
.
15Va
1.090
10%
n-'
16%
10.800
8
9%
9%
9%
3G%
36»A
3G%
300
7%
9,803
7%
*105%
56%
72
7'%
107
J72
7%
*105%
.
r
*185
56%
56%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
26%
34
137
73
74
503
2,9u0
107
34
33%
34%
33%
34
34
' 34
*135
100
5,903
dva
72%
*36
107
*56
.
10o%
9%
7%
*105%
.
*71%
-
36
36
107
*50%
137
*135%
137
*135%
137
74%
',5
74*/2
75
49
49%
"
No par
Inc
9%
*35
107%
56%
1
7%
36%
7%
„1
3
71%.
9%
*105%
56%
common
Jan
71%
9%
1
Class A
8a
71
.
No par
No par
preferred
Curtis-Wright
70%
5
Publishing common
preferred
I
23
Jan
100
Curtis
Jan
Feb
67%F b
52va May aj
preferred
'
10,803
.-103%
103%
8
G0J
■;
-
05%
16%
103%
500
54%
•-
15
16
26
31v2Maf29
104
14%
14% Sep
103
.
>;,
55%
5
pfd
Sugar
73% A ,r
4%%
35
7
55
104
49%
3
72
*33%
55%
10
Amer
noncum
Cudahy Packing Co
33%
; r
■
8% Mar 14
Feb
"
Corp
Cuban-American
30
33%
34%
53%
9
*29%
33%
34
5
6
30%
1.100
Common[new_
137# Jan
14,803
97'A
6,100
3
lev# Nov
3,003
36%
16%
16
1
2%
35%
60'A
58% Jan
9
*2%
*96%
15%
34% Jan
3
2%
36%
97%
*96%
GOVa
9
may
2%
36
97%
60%
23
57% Dec
1,003
16
53% Jan
5
8,703
6%
16
33% Jan
27
90
36%
6'/a
60%
23
bop
178'A
36%
6%
16
37% Sep
No par
"178 y4
37%
61%
59% Dec 29
i/eilerbach
178%
15%
4
$2 preferred
25,800
61%
11
common
23
28%'28%
30
Jan
Seal
29
33
97
100
30%
17% Jan
&
*96%
*98
30
6/
Corp
64%
97%
10
*5%
2%
36%
2%
66
1.300
36%
6
36
8%
178%
37%
*96%
8%
100
28%
'
179
5%
65
97%'
*98
29'A
36%
6
W0
Corp
(The;
28%
178%
37%
5%
«
99
180
37
'
5%
34
99
99
10
32% Jan
59
36%
*97
29%
*178'A
179
35%
5%
1
28%
;
66%
99
*99
28%
28
65%
52
101
*98'%
101
179
1
64%
65
98%
98%
*99
23
Crown
55% Nov 30
8%
37%
15% Jan
Cork
0.300
97%
5
common
Wheat Corp
Crescent
3,203
8'/s
60% Jan
Crown
1.100
7%
104%
7%
103
37%
15
Apr
7%
104%
96%
22% Sep 30
74
7%
103
99,500
8%
1
common
of
7%
102
{g
23%
94%
Corp
preferred
Cream
7%
101%
10,300
%
23%
24
37%
50
Electric
Inc
International
3%%
7%
%
Shares
50
series
feiruleum
34% Oct
23%
the Week
14
5
preferred
95'/4 Jan
23%
13%
37%
Reinung common_10
Co^aen
3
ja
23%
101%
100
8%
%
23%
7%
jg
14
S5
"
3%%. preferred
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Coty
Coty
6
8%
%
13%
5
Corning Glass Works
23
6
5% Jan
6%
7%
101
14%
36
Co
Dubiller
23%
13%
&
Copperwela Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
9
:
Range
%
14
Friday
Jan. 27
94
1
8
14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
25
2
183% July 6
43'A Dec 21
7% Aug
1,
Continental Motors
Sales for
Jan. 26
13%
7%
100
PRICES
Thursday
23%
23%
SALI
Jan. 25
13%
—
Continental Oil of DclawaTe
Continental Steel Corp
19
99
13%
.2
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 24
%
com
AND
Tuesday
Jan. 23
5% convertible preferred
25
Continental Foundry & Machine—1
Continental Insurance
10
3
Jan
25
99
rights
coimuuu
3
12
Jan
29
3d % May
Jan
Jan
Jan
Par
Continental Cop & steel Ind
Jan 18
Jan
6
Jan
5
Jan 11
Jan
6
Jan
3
Jan 16
Jan
9
Jan
3
Jan
9
57
36%
68'/4
99
64
Jan 20
97% Jan 26
14
73% uun
9o% Jan
24%
8
105%
9%
101%
39%
27%
50
26%
51%
Monday
EXCHANGE
Monday, January 30, 1956
.
RECORD
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
,
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
..
48%
' *•/,'
74%
*135
137
74%
.75%
56%
74%
49%
56%
'
600
27%
53,803
2,503
3,500
«
D
43% Jan
6
53% Dec
91-/4 b^p
30
95
1j% Nov
30
lu% Oct
4% May 12
11% Oct
28
22
48'A Jan
Mar 17
93
Jan
6
95
Jan
24
31
13% Jan
4
16% Jan
13
7% July 12
5% Jan
4
Jan
4
13% July
1
Jail
6
42% Jan
17
48
Sep
91
Sep
15
96% Jan
93
Mar
2
14
17% Jan
17
14% Jan
6
97
v
28% Dec
4
Daystrom
6
Dayton
96
Jan
4
95
Jan
27
5%
Corp
15%
16%
15%
16%
48,900
5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
5%
*5%
.5%
*5%
5%
703
convertible
preferred
3.75%
series
Preferred
3 75%
Preferred
__
"
3.90%
13%
13%
*13
10
24%
24%
x24%
24%
7
*44%
44%
45%
20
Inc.
Power & Light common
A
100
series
B
100
series
C
100
45
*95
~
95%
*93%
95
*96
*13
13%
94%
95
•
94
94
"
" 99
27% Jan
3
Dayton Rubber Co
50o
23%
24%
23%
3
Decca Records Inc
50c
14%
14%
14%
31% Jan
23
3i% Jan
3
10
31'%
32%
32%
32%
5
33% Jan
5
20
*34%"
34%
34%
29
79% Jan
80%
81%
LO'A
80y4"
50
19%
19%
19'/2
20
Light Co—13.50
39%
33%
39'A
39%
25'A Mar
34% Jan
Deere
9
86'A Jan
.
3
&
7%
Co
common
preferred
Delaware
Hudson
&
3
18% Jan
27
20>/2 Jan
4
Delaware
Lack
41 "Nov,*>9
38% Jan
10
4Uy4 Jan
6
Delaware
Power &
&
100
Western
*
'46%
95%
95
14%
/
"
" V
,
95
24%
.,>*S5,A
94%
14%
33'
33%
34'%
34%
*80>A " 81'/a / '
4,600
«'
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21
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90
24
79
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26
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16
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3
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13
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20
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3
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23
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3
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34
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4
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26
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3
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25
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4
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7
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12
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6
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19
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26
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11
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28
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9
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17
Match
22'A Nov
30
19% Jan
24
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3
13% Jun
7
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3
15
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4
47% Oct
11
61
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26
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49
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11% Jan
23
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27
39
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12
10
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24
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3
26
52% Jan
23
56% Jan
3
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29
65% Jan
24
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5
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31% Jan
27
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3
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16
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14
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27
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3
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57
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27
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23
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23
32
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6
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25
15% Jan
23
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3
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17
21
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20
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12
28
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167
52
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23
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16
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96
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58
300
48
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9
81
57'/a
48
3
13
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Jan"
1,700
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10
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50
common
3
36% Jan
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2
5% Feb 10
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32
99'A
81% Jan
53
66
32
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10
66
33
216%
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52
65%
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67
33
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10
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53
120%
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9%
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15'A May 18
35% Mar 14
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36
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103
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67
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4
17,100
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6
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24
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105 »/a
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106
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870
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18
4
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10
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17
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54
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232% Jan
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79
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21
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14%
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100
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called
12% Jan
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1
cumulative
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.
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17
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23
87
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3
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20
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Nov
10
47
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49
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18% July 11
31% May 16
18
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94% Jan 24
*
May 11
100% Nov
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23% Jan
32% Mar' 4
1
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preferred series A___
44'A Jan
18
95% Feb
3%%
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Dan River Mills Inc
13% Jan
20
23
6
Corp
Co
20 y,
12%
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84%
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29
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70%
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110
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-
40
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Volume
Number 5503
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(569)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Itnrp fnr P»**iou«
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Loweii
difhtst
NEW
Highest
Oct
10
26 V\ Sep
29
23% Jan
27
25% Jan
20
13% Jan
6
20% Sep
13
15 y8 Jan
20
16% Jan
6
21
43
72'/a Dec 30
May 11
62 y4 Jan
23
74% Jan
3
6
41 y2 Dec
30
40% Jan
10
12% Nov
1
21% Feb
7
13% Jan
23
lo '/b Jan
3
13% Dec
28
18% Apr
7
13% Jan
27
14% Jan
13
24% Jan
15
74
68
16% Jan
23
17'/b Jan
6
23% Jan
24
24% Jan
11
July
Sep 26
26% Jan 25
1
71% Jan
19
37% Nov 30
31% Jan
20
5% Mar 14
8% July 12
6% Jan
10
9
Nov
9
47
Dec
22
41% Sep
13% Jan
3
10% Jan
57
Jan
4
51
Jan
27
50
Jan
3
43% Jan
45
Apr
29
31%c Jan
71% Jan
12
Jun
24
17% Jan
4
29
Oct
17
40% Jan
24
30
52% Jan
25
22
65% Jan
8% Nov
9
13% Feb
23
28% Jan
6
38 y8 Apr
26
32
15
102
67% Dec 30
62
95
Oct
119
14
18
54
73% Sep
18
Jan
104
82 y4 Sep
Mar
9
Aug 17
36y4 Sep 26
100
Jan
3
Federal
5
17
10 y4 Jan
9
34%, Jan
3
Jan
24
1.03% Jan
9
Jan
23
69% Jan
3
Filtrol
Jan
3
Firestone Tire & Rubber
106% Jan
16
99
Jan
13
46% Jan
25
102
Feb
7
26
61
Jan
10% Jan
3
12% Jan
36 yB Jan
19
•-38% Jan
103% Jan
•
18
104
12
3
126
Florence
44% Jan
13
Florida
Power
3
Florida
Power
&
•'■37%
10
Jan
50 y2 Jan
27
54
27
102
Jan
9
19
Oj
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3
Jan
3
21
117
Jan
19
121% Jan
6
Jun
3
97
Jan
3
98% Jan
9
20% Oct
11
26% Aug 22
18'/b Jan
23
21% Jan
3
28
50
33 '/a Jan
23
35% Jan>
9
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28
85 y2 Jan
27
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92% Jan
5
16% Mar 23
Freeport
14'/4 Jan
25
15
Jan
6
Froedtert
50 y4 Jan
27
57
Jan
3
25% Dec
10% Jan
20
13
11
Jan
'
»6
~
28% D-c
88% Mar 30
27
25'A Jan
27
28% Jan
3
Oct
24
90% Jan
25
92% Jan
4
94
B% May 18
26% Mar 14
34
104% May 24
113
9% Dec
22
Jun
7% Jan
23
9 Vb Jan
3
Common
4%
Gabriel
Co
11% Sep 15
49 % July 27
9% Jan
10
10% Jan
12
45% Jan
20
46% Jan
25
30
39
28 % Jan
5
Gamewell Co
35% Mar 14
51
50
32% July 18
;
27%
Dec
4% Oct
27% Jan
Dec
20
46
Jan
38
Jan
23-
1
6
Jan
31
Jan
9
15% July
25% Dec
105
Dec
14% Jan
24
-
9% Mar
45
Mar
17% Aug
5
Jan
13
4
4
1
r
23
25
32
110 y2 Jan
27
46% Feb
21
11
20
25% Oct
Feb
3
29
30% Sep
29
107 V2 Mar
22
25% Jan
1
57% Jan
28
71
Dec
29
9% Dec
28
11% Jan
21
136% Dec
8
104
148% Jun
65
Jan
3
23
27
9% Jan
3
Jan
Jan
4
24 VB
23%
24
4,700
Jan
Gair
Co
$4.50
Inc
5%
13
Gar
15'/2 Jan
6
General
6
General
Jan
*50
53
*46
48
46%
46%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
1,300
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
4,100
30%
30%
30
30%
30 'A
30%
30
30 y4
30%
30%
65%
67%
66 %
66%
66%
67%
66%
66%
66 y2
66%
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9%
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32%
32 «/B
104%. 105%
105%
108 V*
106%
3
70 y4 Jan 18
9% Jan
4
142
Jan
7
36% Feb
23
29% Jan
27
34
Jan
6
General
26% Dec
29
24% Jan
23
27'/8 Jan
13
General
Cable
92 % Jan
3
95 % Jan
26
4%
4%
conv
'45% Jan
93
18
16% Nov
30
2
Oct
63% Jan
10
13
35% Jan
U
27
38% Dec
140
Aug 17
13
5
67 V* Dec
24% Mar 15
130
July
135% Jan
4
69
Jan
13
36% Jan
138
5
Jan
13
21% Mar
7
16% Jan
27
17% Jan
3
Nov
2
17
Mar
7
13
19
13% Jan
5
48% Feb
9
80
Mar 29
46 Y* Oet
27
57% Dec
13% Jan
75.
Jan
11%
11%
18% Jan
94% Jan
5
9% Jan
9
20
67V4 Jan
5
121% Jan
27
24
138% Jan
24
■io'A Jan
3
Jun
30
35 »/2 Nov
9
43% Mar
59% Dec
36% Nov
4% Jan
Mar
Jan
10
122% Jan
5
123% Jan
Jan
5
100y2 Jan
13
31% Jan
27
34% Jan
23
99
3
50% Jan
2
55% Jan
3
45% Jan
19
19
23
48% Jan
17
4% Jan
11
3d '%
5
*3
37%
51
*iooy2
53%
13% Oct
15
Jan
3
15 y2 Jan
17
34% Jan
4
38% Jan
19
63% Jan
3
17% Mar 24
38% Nov
49% Jan
4
66% Dec
21
76% Jan
3
45% July 11
Nov
Jun
38
Jan
23
40% Jan
3
23
32
3
General
3
Jan
Jan
14
58 % Jan
23
64% Jan
3
98
Nov
13
92% Jan
12
94
Jan
3
4%%
82% Jan
4
3%%
106
Jan
23
84% Jan
117% Jan
27
27
6
43% Sep
—
4l/2%
23
36
Jan
23
40% Jan
5
lC~ 45% Sep
18
19"
40% Jan
3
43% Jan
17
8
24% Jan
lo
26% Jan
4
29% Sep
90% Jan
99
Aug
44% Mar
36 y8 Oct
Dec
9
Dec
Jan
168
8
96
Jan
20
96'/2 Jan
24
2
37% Jan
23
39% Jan
4
Jan
3
5% Jan
25
11
Feb
5
2
154
Jan
17% Jan
22% Oct
25
22
Jan
3
59% Jan
87 y4 Dec
30
75
Jan
27
5
154
Jan
23
5
30% Jan
23
32%
Tan
4
44% Jan
16
47% Jan
24
Jan
17
2% Jan
3
3% Mar
3
2
5
23
Sep
21
6
34% Dec
30
31% Jan
27
34
Jan
3
Grand
6
39% Sep
12
34 y8 Jan
23
39
Jan
6
Granite
207 >A Nov
30
182% Jan
27
200% Jan
6
126% Jan 18
35
Jan
45 y2 Dec
6
93
Mar 21
9
Mar 14
100
-
Dec
18% Jan
30
-
23
34% Jan
5
47 V* Dec
3
33% Dec
Feb
2
96% Dec
30
18
44% Sep
19
74
20% Mar 22
143
69
Mar 16
Feb
24% Feb
153
23
13% Jan
a
93 Vt Dec "2f ?
23
45
Jan
3
17
97% Jan
12
Jan
46
13
20 y2 Jan
25
Jan
24
.
9
5
23
95% Jan
„
Jan
27'A Jan
,
23
98% Jan
3
39%_Jan
20
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3
21 y8 Jan
May 26
145
Jan
48
28% Jan
9
3
21% Jan
5
26
149 % Jan
11
5%%
Grant
For footnotes
see
page 24.
12
3
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29 %
92
100
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97
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79
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61
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31
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31
31
31
31
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1
45%
46%
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47i/2
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47
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2
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2
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2
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5
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
5
common
31%
32%
32%
32%
32
34%
35%
35%
35%
35'/a
188 »/2
5
'
100
Stores
preferred
19%
No par
preferred
47
19%.
18%
31%
4,900
34%
35%
24,200
182 y2
182%
200
42%
43%
1,900
194
20%
20%
20%
20%
48 Va
48
48
27%
42%
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42%
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97%
21%
148
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5,200
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20
30
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15,400
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27%
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9,300
18%
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195
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2%
35%
97%
48
27%
96-
39%
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2
32%
43
20%
21,300
18%
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19%
11,000
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76%
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43
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95 v2
100
27%
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31 y4
31
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148
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145
75
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75
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com_w._l
Green Bay & Western RR
190
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100
73
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36
188 '/a
2
19%
32%
12.50
common
Inc__J
156
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5
(The)
Co
preferred
8%
7%
29%
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38%
Iron Ore Prop
No par
Great Northern Paper Co
25
Northern Ry Co
..No par
Great Western Sugar com
No par
4%%
7%
7,700
14,000
*90%
30'A
700
51
45%
25%
1,400
25%
25%
9%
*32
33,300
.
1
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp__No par
Greyhound Corp (The) common^__3
.
7%
50%
'•
109 %
6 Va
2
9
Jan
Jan
7%
7%
29%
109
38 y2
10
Green
*
7%
9%
3
14% Jan
92
66%
10
33
*90%
9%
79% Jan
96
91%
68 %
32 y8 Jan
3
90%
9%
6
11
92%
67%
23
Jan
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9%
27
95
26
92%
■
51%
25%
69%
31 % Jan
/14% Jun
5iy2
9%
78% Jan
1
52
68%
30% Jan
a
-
14>A
9%
2
May 31
14%
14%
69'/2
18
18% Mar
2,800
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14'A,
9%
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14.%
26 'A
25%
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85 y2
51%
6%
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87%
25%
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preferred
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14%
38
Great
7%
87 y2
12%
8b %
68%
77 % Dec
1
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51%
10c
cum
conv
2,400
12%
26%
30%
common
3%% preferred
Grayson-Robinson
$2.25
9%
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47%
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6,000
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•
19
9%
25%
29%
98%
34%
5
City
(W
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18%
51%
109 >A
10
6,800
115
33%
25%
25%
(The)
Union
98%
51%
1
34*v4 Jan
30% Mar 14
26% Mar 15
3
96
18% Jan
,
2
35% Jan
.
13
21% Jan
19% Jan
41% Jan
7
21% Dec
20
87
30%
Corp
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M 8 &
12% Jan
86
24%
Gould-National Batteries Inc..
Grace (W. R) & Co
27% July
87'A
*109
19'A
5
.Goodyear Tire & Rubber
22% Jan
86
115%
5.300
■
34% '■
2.50
new
9
July 25
55 %
87
27%
100
65% Jan
7
3
12%
100
Co
Stock
12%
27 y2
Jj._5o
Goodall-Sanford Inc
42% Jan
11
&
12%
*46%
100
Goodrich Co
66% Jun
1% Nov
Gold
12%
5
Plywood
Brewing
12%
No par
preferred
Goebel
9%
27%
com__No par
Rubber
Brothers
$4.50
Glidden Co
9%
9%
100
Corp__
6
8
41% Mar 14
Gimbel
(The)
9%
♦97%
,
I
5
18
23
Gillette
10 Vb
♦45
100
Jan
30% Dec
Jan
Georgia-Pacific
10
1
preferred
conv
10%
46%
com
Corp
86% Jan
50% Jan
60
&
18%
46
Corp.
preferred
86% Mar 23
118 y2 Jun
103% Sep
Tire
53%
..••■-.'34%
7%
preferred____50
preferred
General
51%
100%
52%
34%
1
preferred
Jun
1,900
8,700
50%
19 «A
27%
com
Corp common.No
65% Nov
45% Jan
42%
37%
100%
98%
29%
100
Corp
Telephone
Time
42%
37%
54
34%
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43
52
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116
500
.
37%
102
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53
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109
6,800
104
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52 'A
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19
2
Inc
General Shoe
4%%
42%
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;
18%
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Signal com.No
29
98%
5
Utilities
Jun
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18%
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104
50%
50
Public Service
General
30 V2 Jan
101
3,800
35%
5
General Realty & Utilties
General Refractories
39% Jan
35% May
1,200
87
Outdoor Advertislng_No par
General Portland Cement Co
1
General Precision Equipt Corp
1
26
58%
37 Va
12%
common___l
100
11%
18%
14%
6,300
58%
33%
14%
13,000
71%
105%
0J'/4
3o7b
25%
Preferred $3.75 series
56 Vo Jan
54
116
14%
b4%
70%
105%
00 y 2
72%
106
11%
18%
r
8,200
37 Va
10
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Co
General Railway
51%
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54%
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58
33% -33%
r
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18 V4
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102
53%
118
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1
common
Instrument
General
51%
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54%
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100
common
52%
102
40 J
32%'
107%
11%
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43%
37%
15
1,800
4,300
11%
104
37%
preferred
100.
General Motors Corp com new
1%
$5 preferred
No par
General
23
*103
43%
preferred
3%% convertible
3
lo
Jan
104
37%
5%
3
35i/b Jan
65
103
43%
General Mills common.
Jan
15
li
Dec
General
104
37%
10
lOO
'
36%
_1
53
3O'/2
37
General Finance Corp (Delaware )_P
General Foods Corp com
No par
36% Jan
39% Sep
79
33% Dec
155
43
6
71V2 Apr
57/8 Dec
39% Jan
5
25
Jan
138% Jan
102
Aug
29% Jan
Jan
Jan
121
July 25
3
20
70
July 11
152
Jan
38% Oct
18
123
127
24% Mar
9.
27
119% Dec
82
18% Jan
23
14
91
27
8% Jan
Nov
31
Electric
"57%
1 i%
36%
71%
106
58%
11%
36 %
common
Dynamics
General
87% Jan
54
101
General
27
43% Oet
33
3
3
23
77% Jun
Mar
136% Feb
98
66% Jan
58%
11%
100
57% Jan
59%
'■
■
18%
preferred
27
59%
18%
General Contract Corp common
6% series preferred
23
13
66% Jan
120
5
Feb
7%
58%
36%
10
Inc
6J
73%
105'A
18%
2nd preferred
Co
63%
72%
105 %
11%
No par
Cigar
63'A
73
106
43 V4'
Corp
Corp com
Jan
58*
96JA Dec
7% Oct
General
63%
71%
5105 %
42%
preferred
52% Jan
30
19% July
Jan
$8
62 y4
72
*18
1st preferred
83% Mar 18
26
105
36 %
Bronze
6
32%
-
106
*103
$4.50 preferred
General Amer Transportation
15
03
70
58%
(The)
Baking Co
32%
102
5
American Investors
General
32%..
62
*50
"
104i/4
*105%
1
29% Jan
Jan
32
102.%
1
Acceptance
5,300
48
2
Industries
2,20 J
11
53
100
Inc
6,100
7%
10%
11
32
100
convertible
26% Jan
106
10%
321/a
*46
6.25
com
preferred
(The)
Corp
Wood
7y8
11
75
31%
7l/4
*50
convertible
4%%
10%
32%
*7y8
Co_.No par
(Robert)
16
10%
*70
75
32 %
7
33 'A
32%
Gardner-Denver Co
Jan
7
48
preferred
Garrett
10%
*70
75
32%
7
53
100
3
10%
*70
33%
7
32
issued"
3-
35
10%
75
32%
7
*46
.
41% Jan
*70
32%'
-
2,^00
*50
Co
Gamble-Skogmo
75 V
7
yIHIo
preferred
7% Jan
r
9
138
24
(The)
3
18
24'A
1
N
preferred
19
41% Jan
23%
23%
5
Light
"when
28% Jan
25
23%
7%
Freuhauf Trailer Co
107% Jan
Jan
24
No par
Corp
5
9
2.403
23%
1
Sulphur
30
July
16%
__No par
13
23
-
16%
Francisco Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
8% Jan
27 «
16%
10
121/b Jan
56% Dec
16%
Corp
6
34 »A Mar 14
16%
5
3%% preferred
Foremost Dairies Inc
4
-
16%
Co
Foster-Wheeler
14% Jun
13% Nov 29
16%
No par
convertible
68
4
16%
14%
32%
Corp
12% Apr
6
16%
*14
47%
Food Fair Stores Inc common
$4.20 div cum pfd ser of '51
Food Machinery & Chem
7% Sep 14
11% Mar 14
Jan
16%
5
Corp
'
'
14 y4
52
common
4
521/2 Jan
Mar 31
13%
14
32
Carpet Co
11
29 y2 Oct
;
(The)
Co
(The)
preferred
-19 y8 Jan
Sep
100
48%
13%
14%
*50
Inc—
Stores
24
100% Jan
21
Firth
13,uu0
45%
14
13%
1
Flintkote
67,300
13%
47
13%
14
100
20
47
13%
46
14
__l
preferred
First National
44%
46 Va
*46
Corp
4%%
4,7 00
28,700
5
Co__
Ferro Corp
'
;
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins
Jan
Jan
36% Jan
-
►
3
14
61% Sep
96% Nov 30
J
July 15
105
28
79
,
Tarrant Mfg
3,500
66
5
Paper Board Co
Federated Dept Stores
69% Jan
&
15/a
65'A
50
Co
3
42
July
Electric
23
Felt
15'/a
66%
50
Bearings
23
14
69 y4 Sep
Bower
Jan
48% Apr
40
pfd ser A
pfd 1953 series
Pacific
10%
66%
13%
II
common
Federal
3
Corp
Mogul
lo'A
66%
•
1
common
cum
conv
15
35'A Jan
11
conv
32% Jan
18y8 Jan
Oct
5y2%
5%
15%
66%
13%
32
Federal
15%
24%
45%
*70
4
15%
66
23%
25%
14
2.
20
24%
13%
5
Fedders-Quigan
Shares
24%
25%
45%
50
9
23%
;.
13%
Metallurgical Corp
24
12
43% Mar 15
Corp
preferred series B
23
26 y2 Jan
32
5%
the Week
Jan. 27,..,
13%
Corp
51
11
19
43%
Farwick
11% Jan
23
May 23
64'/2
Fansteel
Jan
57% Jan
65%
Friday
Jan. 26
Jan. 25
1
8% Jan
20
*15%
621/4
9
33% Jan
Jan
24%
15%
3
47% Jan
Jan
24%
15%
3
_"*
24%
j
Finance
13% Jan
18% Mar 11
6
Family
Jan. 21
5
Falstaff Brewing Corp
5
70
11% Sep
new
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairchild Engine & Aiiplane
Corp_l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
11
105
46% Feb
106
Aug 29
Co
Ex-Cello Corp
12
3
62 y2 Jun
9
Products
Eversharp Inc
Jan
23
\ Mar
108
Sep 26
53
Apr
19
Evans
Tuesday
Jan.23
7% Jan
12
31 Vi July 21
Monday
Par
35% Jan
,
3
35 % Jan
26
7
25 'A Dec
22% Mar 14
48% Jan
7
17% Mar
May 16
STOCK
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
.
YORK
EXCHANGE
32
31%
30%
22
-
"
<
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*95
14%
96
.
14%v 14%j-j
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96
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31%
14
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31
31 y4
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31%
Mr. ;14%
96
-
t-,-14%.
♦95
31%
32'A
•14%
96
30%
-
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31%
31%,
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31%
14%
96
4,700
800
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NEW YORK STOCK'EXCHANGE STOCK
Bange for Previous
5% D:c
00
31
Jan
18
Aug 26
104% July 13
Dec
8
104
35% Jan
13
Grumman
4
23
96% Oct 31
3
6% Jan
17
36
Jan
23
38% Jan
3
96
Jan
4
Jan
25
$5
83% Jan
23
S3 % Jan
3
Gulf
23
97
preferred
Oil
Utilities
Jan
23
3
101% Jan
3
101% Jan
3
<4.20
107
Jan
3
107% Jan
12
105
Jan
3
105
35
3
Jun
9
109% Jun
7
107
Jun 10
37
Jan
preferred
preferred
31
-
96%
96%
V:
84%
86%
35%
96
36%
•
83%
84%
35%.
*101%
34%
Shares
34%
34%
6
o
5%
5%
17,100
1,300
21
35%
37
36%
36%
6,400
*96%
97
17
17
96%
96%
"1,200
86%
85
86%
85%
85
28,400
35%
100
103
*107 %
107%
*104%
*101 % 103
*107% 107%
*104^8 106.
100
100
dividend preferred
•4.44
3
Jan
dividend
'
24%
6%
37
36%
37
36%
35%
*101%
Co—
No par
$4.40 dividend
36%
Jan.27
Jan. 26
35
6
36%
35
25
Corp
6%
3 J%
£6
34%
3 4%
6 %
,
6
5%
36
No par
Common
38% Nov
*
1
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 25
34%
34%
33%
1
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan.24
Jan. 23
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
Gulf States
105
Corp
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
*
Par
,
Guantanamo Sugar
93% Sep
61 % Mar 14
101
9
5% Jan
44 % Feb
6
Jan
Aircraft
33% Jan
8 % Apr
6
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
,
2
45% Feb
22
35% Js u
Highest
Lowest
Highest
32% July 19
si
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
Low en
RECORD
LOW AND
STOCKS
Monday, January 30, 1956
106
■■
*101%
103
'A
103
*107V4
107%
106
*10 4%
*101%
107%
107-/4
*104%
106
*104%
42
41%
107%
5,500
103
107%
180
>
lUa *'
-.
H
41%
41%
41%
60 %
61 %
61'8
62%
61
61%
60%
61
60%
60%
5
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 %'>■
21%
21%
Hamilton Watch Co com
No par
20
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
100
*87
88
83
Oil
25
Water
Halliburton
5
42% Jan
3
697/a Nov
60% Jan
23
19 Va Jan
6
14
21 % Jan
10
63% Jan
22% Jan
18
24 V4 Sep
18% Oct
13
25% Feb
4
19
Jiifl
24
21% Jan
6
79% Oct
7
100 % Feb
4
87 r Jan
24
91
Jan
38% Jan
4
19
6
Hammermill
Jan
23
53% Jan
3
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
Jan
27
15
Dec
21% Jan
6
38 % Dec
6
35% Jan
Jan
6
55
Dec
6
48
134% July 25
143
Nov
10
40% Nov
38
30
141% Jan
31% Jan
Jan
17
34
V Jan
preferred
convertible
4%
6%
preferred
Harrisburg Steel Corp
Harris-Seybold Co
3
Hart Schaffner & Marx
11
Jan
9
22
;
Jan
3
Hat Corp of America
48%
48%
*87
88%
36%
36%
49
48%
49%
49
33%
34%
32%
33
141
O
33
31%
32 r
31%
31%
•
31
*143
34%
33
Jan
20
33 % Dec
12
39-
16% Oct
18
27% Nov 21
15% Jan
6
20
20% Nov
3
24% Mar
*34%
*33%
50
preferred
144
v
32%
31%
39%
=
30%
6%
6
6%
6%
6%
35
*34%
35
*31%
35%
*34%
35
20
*19%
20
*19%
6%
40
-
—
4,100
1,800
.
600
31%
6%
2,600
•<
*34%
.
50
1,800
f
34IA
6%
'v€.
;
.
I 7 1,600
32
*30%
'
20
%
144
34'
31%
34%
32
6
6
*
144
>34%
'
4 % %
1,900
49%
/'-A:
3,200
900
36%
4)
%
83%
36%
33
33%
32
1
83
36%
-
144
*143
20%
19%
509
41%
3J
48 %
141
*41%
*143
36%
32%
—10
common
i-
41%
V *87
36%
*143
2.50
1
,
'
36%
48
100
3
3
35
23
:
"
87
1 J%
87
19
-
36%
2.50
Co
Paper
6% Jan
5
18 % Jan
5
14
Well
32% Jan
19
6
8% Jan
5% Mar 25
(W F)
36% Jan
18
20
35% July
12
Mar 11
'
32% Jan
31% Jan
Hall
3
34% Jan
144
3
17
39% July 13
26% Mar 14
31 % Dec
;
41%
41%
Cementing—5
Printing Co
Hackensack
46% July 12
25
41% Jan
45% Aug 10
41
35
/,p:i
Havag Industries Inc—
-
i
17% lan
3
Hayes
23
'21% Jan
3
Hazel-Atlas
23
30% Jan
19
33'/2 Jan
4
88
Jan
19
89
Sep
16
27
3
60% Sep
29
57% Jan
4
104 % Feb
7
99% Jan
16
H
Jan
60
Jan
Jan
5
8
25% Dec
8
23% Jan
4
24% Jan
3
37% Jan
24
38% Jan
17% Jan
27
19
96
Jan
17
40
51% Jan
51
10
134% Jan
123% Jan
20
123% Jan
16
52 % Jan
Jan
4
Jan
11
54
16%
16%
16%
*16%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
31
*30
25
58%
*99%
3
129%
123%
9
27% Jan
23
32% Jan
39.
Jan
10
43% Jan
3
15% May 12
18
Jan
19
19% Jan
12
Powder
<
71
5
79 %
3
73
Jan
6
74% Jan
25
98% Dec
97% Jan
19
9,600
100
28 %
39%
1,100
18
18%
7,600
*72
74
74
74%
*74%
76
*74%
75%
93
*97
97%
*97
97%
100
45
45%
45%
5,600
Holland
2
7% Jan
27
8% Jan
25% Jan
4
20% Jan
16
21% Jan
25
,32% Mar
3
31% Jan
3
32 % Jan
16
Hollander
(A)
13
48
Jan
3
10
36% Jan
4
37% Oct
10
65
Dec
22
56 % Jan
11
62% Jan
3
Honolulu
27
35% Jan
27
40% Jan
13
Apr 28
101% Jan
24
102% Jan
5
19
13% Jan
27
14% Jan
13
39% Nov 28
37% Jan
6
38
16
Oil
*
*97
98%
97%
44%
11%
45 %
44%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
12%
12%
22%
22%
22%
23
23
23
22%
23
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
5
& Sons—
34% Oct
8
*98
8
98%
45%
44%
44%
44%
*12
3,700
23%
2,300
13%
13%
13%
2,900
*7%
8
12%
22%
8%
7%
7%
700
U*
8
20%
21
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2,300
31%
*31%
32
31%
32
31 %
32
31%
31%
1,200
35%
V
20%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
35%
35%
56%
58
57%
53%
58%
5b%
57%
57%
56%
56%
cominon.__5
37%
39
38%
39 %
38
39%
37%
38%
35%
37
No par
Co
$4.25 preferred
Houdaille-Industries
20
8
8
20%
21%
_10
30
12.50
*101%
101%
101%
*101%
103
10
Corp new—
Electrochem
Hooker
*72
74
.
5
Co
Furnace
Holly Sugar Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
Homestake Mining
28
10
1,300
53%
39%
14 % Jan
28
53%
28%
4
91% Jan
*53%
18%
12% Jan
26 % Oct
53%
39%
3
16% Sep
*53
29%
16% Jan
4
53%
52%
53%
18%
28
17
*53%
53%
3,000
129
123%
28%
11% Jan
Jun
51%
*122
39%
24% Jan
34% Jan
52%
18%
9
13
124%
52%
29%
23
106
*123%
52%
s
40
11% Jan
14
128%
130
129
124%
*51
52
18%
22% Jan
100% Jun
*123%
52%
*123%
51%
40
601
17%
28%
5
44% Jun
124%
17%
39%
10
31
130%
.-800
18%'
12 % Jan
28% Jan
18%
18%
*129%
60
>
24%
33
*37
40
3jl% Jan
34% Jan
*17%-
18%
v
18
130
24%
38
28 %
2
9
ti
*37
18%
6
29% Feb
38
39 %
28
8% Mar
24%
24%
27%
10% Nov
5% May 12
19% Feb
7
24%
24%
*37
30
A
18%
20% Nov
Oct
99
28
34% .Jan
12
*98
39%
i
47% Jan
69 %
18
;
44% Jan 23
99%
101
27%
7,'
preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
Hilton Hotels Corp
5
Hires Co (Charles Ej
1
Hoffman Electronics,, Corp
50c
51% Aug 24
*9.J%
39%
3%%
3'
common
Hewitt-Robins Inc-———.—5
Jan
99%
700
Chemical, Corp common—1
Heyden
93
58" ft
18
130%
123%
50%
*53
16
30
8J %
*57
128
18
No par
29
89% Jan
*88
58
24%
43 % Dec
'
31
89%
58
37%
34% Nov
Aug
*30%
*88
58%
37%
20% Nov
3
31
88%
53%
*30%
•
24%
•
Jan
100
30%
88
59%
38
18
100
31
89
58%
24%
No par
I,700
4,409
va
99%
'
*24%
common
16%
89
r
58%
600
19%
20
*30
/
83
*37%
;i 31% Mar 18
Oct
31
*87%
5% preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4%% preferred series A
;r
50
Hertz Co (The) new
1
11
53
16%
20's
10
Hercules
26
19
16%
20/a
100
Hercules Motors
13
49% Jan
Dec
54% Mar 18
13
25
127% Jan
Nov
126
Mar 14
30
May 19
148
122% Aug 11,
16%
20%
15
preferred
(G W)
19%
16%
20%
18 %
noncumulatlve preferred—25
7%
11
Jan
20
19%
20%
I——100
(H J) Co common
Helme
3
11
38% July 25
22% Mar
2
Co
preferred
3.65%
11
36% Jan
17% Oct
'
Heinz
9
101
22% Jan
•
3%%
24
Glass
16
5
Hecht Co common
20
Dec
96% Aug 15
39% Jan
i
23
20% Jan
91
24
Jan
7
5
1
dist
liquidating
Industries Inc
partial
36% Sep
26% Mar 14
84 % Jan
Ex
25 %
«
com—3
Inc
103%
103
*101%
103
*101%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
37%
26%
37%
37%
37%
*37 %
37%
*37%
13%
13%
37%
*37%
4,900
5,400
10,600
10
13%"
4,400
•
100
Mar 10
102% Mar
8
38% Oct
'
Aug
3
26% Jan
19
98
May
104% Jan
5
92
Jan
20
6
1G2
Jan
20
34
105 % Feb
47
14
Feb
41% Jan
14
A
Jan
3
158% Jan
20
16
Jan
24
Howard
23
18% Jan
25% Jan
3
21% Jan
3
Howe
Jan
3
JHudson
149% Dec
15
22% Jun
23
27% Dec
8
3% Feb
10
1% Jan
12
7% July 18
53 Va Jan
Jan
6
19% Jan
3
3
7% Jan
4
Jan
10
31% Jan
4
12% Apr
27
71% Sep
13
64
33
6
11
30
6% Jan
Nov
9% Feb
17
2
Houston Oil Co of Texas
Stores
Sound
5%
19
7% Jan
common—No par
Finance
preferred———100
preferred
100
4.40% preferred
100
Houston Lighting & Power—No par
4%
143
7
50
3%%
6
10
24
29
22% Jan
Jan
95
43% Jan
Feb
15
Household
3
28% Jan
102% Jan
3
15% Mar 14
1% D-c
$2.25 convertible preferred
23
17% Dec
98
.?
Jan
noncumulatlve
Sep
34
21
104
*103
104
43%
158%
43%
•v
157%
27%
27
93%
*91%
92
42%
157%
156
157%
156%
16
16
16
16%
16%
16
16
22%
22%
23
22%
23
22%
22 %
12,900
1%
1%
*1%
2
1%
1%
1%
1,600
2
-—100
preferred—100
*7%
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
-64 %
35Tb
7%
7%
*7%
G4%
65%
65 %
65%
65%
65%
65%
*65%
36%
37
36%
37%
36%
37
7%
■
*7%
*7%
8
8
1
6%
34 %
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
10
27 %■
28
28%
28%.
23%
58 y8
59%
59%
60%,
6 OA's
60%
50
51%
51
53
5T%
53%
Inc-———6.66%
Refrigerator Co
-
1%
36
5
3
800
16
22%
Hussman
13
36%
6%
6%
6%
34%
34%
23%
28%
60%
60%
52%
53
V"
f
>
-V
100
8
65%
3,200
37
2,600
6%
II,100
34
34%
2,100
28%
28%
2,400
59%
60
5,900
52%
52%
Jun
21
33% July 18
27% Jan
20
31
Jan
4
57% Oct
11
68% Sep
19
58 Va Jan
23
62% Jan
13
47% Jan
5
57
Sep
12
50
Jan
23
54
Jan
52
51
Jan
19
I
50
*50%
51%
50%
51
*50%
51
*50%
51
*50%
51
52% Jan
17
I
50
*51%
52 %
*51%
52%
*52
f3
*52
53
*52
53
9
I
50
*54%
55%
*54%
55
*54%
55%
*54
55%
*54
55%
*53%
55
27
49
.No par
9
55
Jan
Jan
6
54
Jan
6
I
a50 i
*53%
55
*53
54
*53
54
*53
54*-
Jan
23
52% Jan
23
I
50
52%
*51%
£2%
*51%
52 %
*51%
£2 % v "
*51%
52%
15 % Jan
4
15% Jan
13
5
"15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%,
15%
3 5%
2,200
Jan
3
29% Jan
25
.No par
28%
28%
28%
23%
29%
23%
29%
29%
29%
29%
7,400
55
Jun
52% Mar 28
55
Mar 11
54
Jan
17
63
Feb
15
52
13% Apr
12
15% Oct
26
28
51
8
■
31% Aug 31
Industrial
8% Dec
6
10% Nov
28
8% Jan
19
9% Jan
9
48 % Jan
6
58% May 23
47% Jan
10
50 % Jan
3
50% Jan
20
71
19
69% Jan
.3
Electrica
De
S
Mex
New
8%
8%
47%
48%
47%.
48%
61
62
63
64%
100
>163
168
*163
1
...
29
60
Jan
4
169% Jun
15
163
Jan
13
66% Mar 14
91% Nov
28
78% Jan
23
86% Jan
Inland
8
53% Jan
23
59 Va Jan
Inspiration Cons Copper
24% July 18
21 % Jan
23
23
Insuranshares
57% Dec
12
47% Jan
23
61 % Jan
Mar 29
100 % Jan
11
27% Jan
23
26
37% Jan
7
96% Jan
19
19% Jan
68
18
349
6
Jan
103
33% Sep
450
6
35% Oct
Sep
Apr
41% Jun
6
18
373
Jan
26
164
102
Jan
4
Jan
Jan
Jan
Int'l
9
36 Va Jan
3
38
Jan
26
167% Jan
5
171
Jan
27
30% Jan
27
',32
16
29% Oct
11
37% Jan
4
28% Nov
2
41% Jan
3
30
Jan
25
32% Jan
84
8
92% May 26
85
Jan
17
88
Jan
3
4% Jan
26
6
Jan
6% Nov
21
—:
Ctfs
Jan
7%
Int'l
3
c
Business
47%
48
48
49%
48%
48%
*48%
49
102.
*101%
No par
36%
36%
—100
169%
170%
A__25
31%
31'%
com
10
126% Jan
6
128% Jan
3
Jan
3
12% Jan
27
13% Jan
3
International Packers Limited
82
Jan
12
117 % Sep
23
108% Jan
23
114% Jan
3
International
101% Sep
26
108
Jan
12
103% Jan
4
105% Jan
23
20% Nov
15
16'/2 Jan
23
18
14
91% Jan
24
96% Jan
97
23
Nov
114
Jun
73
Jan
6
42
Dec
28
60
Jan
5
74% Sep
16
35
Jan
28
39% Nov
23% Jan
6
34
48% Mar
2
8"
Jan
42% Jan
63
9
Jan
24
103
Jan;
Jan
10
43% Jan
.3
67
Jan.
11
38% Jan
16
38% Jan
9
29% Jan
4
32% Jan
39
3
40
34% Mar 15
43% Jun
32% Jan
6
40
12% Jan
Jan
23
27% Jan
16%
16%
17
16%
17%
£2%
93%
91%
92%
92
93
98
7%
10
35% Jan
3
20% Mar 23
Jan
105 %
16%
35% Dec
24
130
Sep
30
21
33% Jan
123
Jan
7
10
24
common
97
99
98
42 %
42%
42%
63%
64
63
39
*37
No par
Jacobs
Jaeger Machine Co
*37
39
50c
preferred
1
*36%
13%
13%
13%-
41
41
33%
31%
*125
35%
127%
34%
125
35%
125
35
125
35%
125
600
3,800
13,900
*105
105%
500
1,800
13%
27%
111
2,500
36
33%
10,900
-
12%
64
36
27%
109
113
80
12?
42%
36%
33%
12%
87
35
27%
128
12%
1,000
63%
*38%
33
79%
80 %
128
100
5
97
39
27%
*4%
42%
38%
27
'
6<%.
39
33 Va
4%;
86
42%
39%
41
*84
87
6-«%
32%
33
11,500
42%
*97
-
39
41
30%
100
31%'
26%
500
30
2,000
32%
13%
i
30%
96
39%
13%
29,500
370
171
30%
31
16%
39
3.50
37%
8,400
105%
31%
36%
-
-
95%
3)
41
170%
50
389
7,700
16%
31%
40%
37
38
170 Va
900
•
28%
96%
39
*33%
375
385
200
102
17%
30%
39
28
29 Va
30%
«
48%
92%
42%
63%
35%
Island Creek Coal common
3
%
63 34
.1
No par
6
42
63%
39
102
22
16%
*105
-
100
42.%
*38%
Power Co
8% Jan
33% Jan
*97%
111
105%
25
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
Iowa Power & Light Co
10
$6
*105-
12%
114%
—5
Intertype Corp
-
I
112 Va
13
Corp
conv
5
*37
113 %
105%
25
25
Telep & Teleg
Utilities
u<*ii
l20°,4
*105
No par
Silver
preferred
cum
128
No par
Salt
International
34% Jan
23
131
105%
42% Jan
26
4%
No par
Interstate
Jan
5
Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
preferred
»
100
14% Jan
26% Jan
79%
5
*81
111 Va
19
33
73%
87
110%
13 % Jan
40% Jan
5%
*84
30 Va
108 %
15% Aug 29
6
78%
5
31
7.50
3
2
5%
33
79%
37% Jan
36% Sep
86
48%
*
'
12"%
19
30% Aug 11
86
31
80%
34 % Jan
51% May
85
169%
31%
127%
15
9
31%
37%
170%
12%
preferred
Interstate Dept Stores
3
30%
*31
79%
$1.40
3
31
37%
37
169%
127%
39% Jan
34% Feb
31%
<
13
11
26% Jan
*J1-
401%
373
128
38% Jan
30 % Jan
37
170%
338
28 %
12%
3
Sep
78
36%
170
23 Va
127 Va
International
Jan
*5%
491
*102
102%
28%
12%
International
9
2
Jun
*84
398
*191%
12%
International
16
31% Sep
30%
T)T
29
127%
.'.International Shoe
3
45
Mar 15
5%
No par
-
102%
*21 %
103
15
$4 preferred
Int'l
5
I
396
28%
•
100
Preferred
26
5
—100
;
Jun
101
28%
common
preferred
17
Mar 14
27%
No par
141
9% Mar 13
4,390
22
6
69
8.700
5*%
*21%
100
2,000
166-
82%
21%
No par
-
3,200
53%
5
common
*163
5,500
/
82%
21%
*101
62%
55 %
22
83%
*
*21%
400
48%
83%.-
21%
Machines
Paper
l
166
21%
International Mining Corp...
Int'l Nickel of Canada com.
Jan. '9
-
54%
55%
1
preferred
200"'
82
55
16
85
♦163./
163
82%.
55%
29
23
163
82%
54
1
Corp
—
8%
43 Va
63%
81%
12% Jun
Jan
49
63%
x61 %
9
43%
54
57% Jan
78
*8%
48%
64%
0%
-
81%
127 % Dec
87% Aug 26
168
8%
8%
48 %
63%
83'4
-
7C%
Inc
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
6
*8%
53%
Hydro-Electric Sys class
4%
•
20
preferred
Iron
—
No par
Co
Int'l Harvester
9
3% Mar 18
Steel
Interlake
165% Aug
Mar
preferred
4%%
30% Jan
407
common
Interchemical Corp common
175% May 31
11
6%
,
No par
Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand
52
-
A—
100 pesos
Industrial
Dec
Jan
so
54% Jan
1
35% Jan
21% Jan
8,390
5
52% Sep
162
28%
11
9
10
24 % Mar 15
No par
Central RR Co_.
Jan
Nov
53% Nov
51
Illinois
3
50 % Jan
Aug 22
51% Aug. 17
,
12,700
15%
22%
Hupp Corp
7% Jan
156%
16%
Hudson
35% Jan
12,100
43
21%
Hunt
27
-70
104
43%
11
19
160
*103
43
25
Jan
4,200
93%
103
157
158
26%
103%
43%
Jan
Foods
*92%
*102
43
43%
37% Jan
66
93%
102
*101%
104
*103
2-3%
27%
93%
102
102 Va
102
—1
'
39
103%
500
—1
_
——
Manhattan—
&
92
*1C2
157%
(Del)—25
Corp
Co—iu
27
27%
92
42%
.
27
26%
102
92
102
*103"
37%
100
*36%
38
31%
,
31%
30%
39
39
39
400
-
38
31%
39
84,500
3,000
39%
*38%
39%
400
35%
36
*35%
26%
1,400
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,800
40 Va
40%
27%
35%
*124%
27%,
40%
1,600
33%
3,000
27%
27%
1,500
35%
10,600
35%
35%
127
40%
33%
*33% ""33%
'
*124
129
20
I
6% Mar 14
27% Jan
26
12Mi Sep
Jan
23
J4% Jan
6
13
31% Jan
24
6,
Sep
26
89
31
34% Jan
4
39% Jan
6
91% Jan
19
97% Aug 15
91% Jan
9
93% Jan
24
46% Jan
101% Jan
19
50% Jan
3
19
101% Jan
19
45
Mar 14
59
Jan
Jun
14
09% Jun
13
77% Oct
11
97
Feb
Jan
24
89% Jan
85
Jun
27
67% Jan
25
78% Jan
23
43 Va Jan
23
50% Jan
3
107% Nov 22
103% Jan
5
105% Jan
16
27
39% Jan
6
98
Mar 10
33 % Nov 29
For
38% Dec
footnotes
see
11
82
30
page
35
24.
Jan
7%
7%
7%
7%
No par
*31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
*31 %
1
35%
36
33
36 %
3 3%
33%
pfd—_100
92%
£3%
93%
93 %
93%
93%
1
Co
:
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel Tea
4
54% Sep
32% Mar 14
May 10
L)
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
3
Mar 15
65
104
(F
3%%
Co
Inc
common—
preferred
Manufacturing Co
47%
103
7%
43
*102
48%
103
49
*102
49%
103
7%
32
7%
31%
7%
31 %
93%
48%
*102
35%
93%
93%
93%
150
48%
2,600
48%
103 %
47%
♦102
83%
82
83%
82%
84%
84 %~
83
69%
70
(9
69 Va
67 %
69
68
68%
67%
67%
44%
44%
45%
45 %
46 %
45%
46%
45
46
new
1
33 Va
105%
37%
105
36%
105
37%
101%
3.%
105
37%
83%
104%
36%
105
37%
104%
36
3,500
103%
82%
105
600
35%
43 Va
100
8,900
36 3/4
_10
No par
Jones & Laughlln Steel com
5% preferred series A
Joy
47
101%
7%
12%
Johns Manville Corp
Johnson & Johnson
•
1
—100
7
84%
105
36%
9,500
2,500
88,800
410
11,900
5503
183.. Number
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(571)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ban re for Previous
'
Year 1955
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
:
X
Highest
YORK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
t
Stiares
Jan. 27
Jan. 26
Jan. 25
Jan. 24
Jan. 23
Par
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
SALE PRICES
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. J
..
K
43% Dec
28% May .25
-
94
t
30 A
Nov
"'39
.105
Nov
43 :
24
3
•«.-
106% Jan
24 y4
44
*
Oct
27
-•
29% Feb-
4
</•
3.80%
16
4%
1
106% Jan
27
preferred,
77% Jan
Kansas
-6
46% Jan
,
20
-6
25% Jan
3 '*■-
3
21% Jan
10
21% Jan
6
18
27
July 15
Jan
32 % Jan
9
113
•9
Jan
34% Jan
45% Jan
16
41% Jan
44% Jan •9
38% Dec 27
33% Jan
23
56
49% Jan
Kern
6
44% Jan
(Julius)
16
V
37
Jan
34V4 Jan
5 ;•
Jan
25
59
Jan
17
84
Jan
5 .105% Nov
7
101% Jan
4
102
Jan
17
»«%
jan
DcC
23
52'/» Jan
26
59 % Jan
3
26
'0
60
■;
100 y4 Jun
92 V* Mar 18
i
July 26
69
M
47% Dec
;:'.55%
20
Koppers
23<
94
Jan
3
97 A Jan
4,
29
Jan
4
29% Jan 13
9
43% Jan
3
50% Jan
Kress
8
22
Jan
10
23% Jan
19
4
43% Jan
4
48% Jan
13
Jan
R)
Co
Kresge
Feb
24% Dec
22% Dec 28
39% May 31 7 50
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4%
12
(S S)
16
22 >
Dec
.-.
5% Jan
60v.- Jan
54% Apr 26
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94 y2 Jan
82
Dec
26
2% Sep
11
16
Jan
"72% Jan
23
83
Jan
' 19
23
21% Jan.
3
19
2% Jan
26
18% Jan
>
.
;
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2
Jan
15% Jan
.
6% Sep
5% Jan
27
40% Mar 14
47 »/2 Jan
43
%' Jan
16
22
Jan
16% Jan
4
18% Jan
12
23
-Mar
19% Jan
23
21% Jan
20
86
4- Jan
3
Jan
27
'17% Jan
28
25% Jan
3
27% Jan
19
72%.Swp 22
»,«»68% Jan
3
71% Jan
18
3
161% Jan
24
89% Dec
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23
Jan;: 3
24% J>ec,; 9. .V
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Apr 22
29% Sep
156
164% Nov. 16
149 ViJiiu .22
Jun
17
55 % Apr
6
30
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14
25% Jan 25
39 % Sep
19
103 % Sep
16
•
19
47
Sep 26
46'A Oct 31
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66
.
v.:
Jan
20
53 V Jan
46%
45%
46%
46%
463/4
33%
34%
343/4
34%
47% Jan
23
15ye Jan
23
16% Jan
3
38% Jan
56'/a
.101%
52%
53%
—100
_i.
95%
96
lo
29%
29%
—
'£
'96%
29%
!
23%
45%
15%
15%
15%
15%
4
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&
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*56 3/4
102
52%
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49
49 y2.
23%
:
23%
23%
46%
46%
15%
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7%
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v
47
v
483A
23%
49%:'
23%
;
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8,700
15%
9,000
31%
f
3,700
2,800
*94
96
137/a
14%
16%
16%
6%
6%
1
43%
43%
5
17%
No par
10
.7
16 Va
16%
5
26%
Tobacco
Cup
Corp
500
15%
15%
15%'
7o
75-/4-
7o*Ai
75 V2
20
15%
20%
20
75
76
20%
20%
2%
2%
2%
2%
1,900
6,800
2%
26,300
17%
V
20 Va
2%
2%'
'
49,100
16
18%
\
11,100
•
>10,300
16%
17V4
17%
6%
6%
6%
43%
43%
43%
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43%
43%
43%-
17%
17%
18
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18%
18
18%
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19%
20
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20'/a
75 Va
75%
75%
76
76%
77
77'A
77%'
77%
77%
4,300
13'A
16%
16%
16%
„';T6%
16%.
16
16%
15,100
26%
26%
26%
26%
26
70%
71 Va
-
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,
16% '
70%'
49
5
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.
70%
71%
161%
70 %
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10
Co
3,600
;
32%
96
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100
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15
:
25
com
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74%
26%
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20%
V
21%
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19%
2%
21
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96
2%
20
21%'"
400
55%
32%
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73%
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55%
21%
96
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14%
14%
:
2%
new
56
100
4%
17 %
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32%
*32
4%
17%
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21%
21%
21%
31%
19%
Corp
Myers
Belt
293/a
17%
17%
55%
20%
72%
Products
*50
32
preferred—No par
pfd_____.No par
Corp
Tuiip
7,400
29%
\ 4%
*4
4%
*4
55%
21%
V4
15%
15%
15%
17%
32
lo
preferred—-i—-
Link
110
97 '
15%
•
400
3,800
523/4
*96%
97
29%
*17%
207/a
100
(The)
Lemer Stores
..
52%
"53%
210
103
♦102
:
800
57%
57%
,57%' "
102
35 "
96%
17 %
*50
.25
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby_—
Savers
35
•
•493/4
x46
4%
17%
-
55%
♦50
2nd
noncum
*4
17%
No par
1
common
,<
Life
17%
5
;
1st
noncum
4%
*4
common_3
Fink
•"
1,000
'
35%'
l
Lehigh Valley Coal
&
46%,
.,
11,400
'
—No par
Lehigh Valley RR
50c
42
46%
: •.•-•■■:
■:
49%
7.000
46
45%
41%
;
96 %
233/a
46%
4,400
17,700
46
♦35
29%
1,000
333A
46%"
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53%
5,600
1163/8
42
/
:
29%
23 s/8
45%
••
3,600
•
18
18
33%
116
453A
56%
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49% "49%
23%
44%
%:
333A
118%
42
!
103
53%
29%
23 %
.r
V
18
18%
333/8
35%
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53%'
*96
49%
49%
—No par
§
53%
213/4
46%
56
563/4
102
102
102
213A
116%
•
Lehn
3
*56
56%
x
—No par
10
213/s
300
46 V
253A
213/s
119
*35
4,103
71%
*45%
*25%
33%
3 3 3/8
117%
5
■„•
3
.'135% Jan 24
33%
118%
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45%
25%
18%
18%
.
33%
116%
33
115%.
F
72
45%
42
Corp
26
53% •Jan
,49% Jan
.
19
213A
72
25%
:
47%
Lehman
18
•
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19%
1978
21%
46
Co_
(James)
$3
3
3
64% Jan 18
.
"44% Jan
213/4
42
preferred
;
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement.-
1
3
75l/a Jan
Sep 30
19% Jan
e
7
y
7% Jan 26
21%
25%
42
3.85%
"■
3
21%
73%
46%
25%
47
Lee Rubber & Tire—.;
Lees
'
3
3
23
~4
"
A
y
26
1
3
11
10
17-% D.C 22
3% Jan
aV;
10
13
13% Jan
30
25% Apr
3 J
Jan
94 */a oari
22
25%
21%
72 s/s
*45%
42
3
33%- Jan
:
46%
18% Jan
•
V
4f):
25%
42%
12
24
73
25% ''
46%
Laclede
Jan"23
72
46
25%
La Consolidada 6% pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant common
;
1
4%% preferred
50
Jail
72%
46
42
6
01 '/a
3
72%
45%
9
V 20%
6
,1% Jan
*103
4% Jan
20
15% Nov 28
,
1043/4
15% Jan
20
98 % May
107
*103
27
Feu
6
53% Jan
;18% Jan
.
r
*106
1043/4
10
34% Sep
6
86 y2 Aug 11
■
1043/4
107
4'/a Jan
27
/ :2b
20 y2 May 10
■•;V
6
i
*103
33
common
common
■
1—
107
*106
1
& Co.
Gas
103
1043/4
4G
i—
*101%
107
17 VWan
25
18% Dec
Mar 14 /
16
A
7,600
95%
*106
15% Jan
7
Sep
20,100
383/4
*103
'
r
4
,
103
♦101%
103
*101%
103
(111)—1
Co.
(S H)
*101%
103
113
_1
Kroehler Mfg Co
Kroger Co (The)
.1
,
12% Mar 19
Co
preferred
,
,
104%
•
...
Inc
373/4
383A
95%
1
$5 prior preferred
Jan
28% Jun 30 i 32
"C
Kinney
.
37%
383/4
*94'A
*94%
383/a
38%
95%
—No par
—2.50
County Land Co
King-Seeley Corp
,
373/4
38 %
*94
107%
Co
&
Wheel
Copper
Kimberly-Clark Corp
4
38 »/8
1
*103
50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
47% Jan 25
-
,
95%
*106
com —No par
preferred-
Hayes
383/4
100
,--
Southern
Kelsey
Kennecott
38%
38%
38 3A
*106
&
Kayser
3
27
23
'
38
38%
*94
95%
*101%
Electric Co. —No par
Kansas Power & Light Co..
8.75
12
23
Sep
Jun
City
non-cum
Kansas Gas
3
20% Jan
123% Jan
;,
23
47f
>•
38%
100
preferred
4.20%
10
38%
38%
100
4.507c
Jan
37
*94
100
preferred
cum
—
6
% Jan
i
preferred
10
-
Jan
104:
25
56
3
,
17
101% Jan
10
71% Jan
6':
Jan
94
6
Jan
58
29% Jan ; 6
36% Jan
.
39% Jan
44
129% Aug 26
59% Apr 15
6
'
^
104
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
33%
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
3
41% Jan
..
,
8
.
38% Nov
27% Mar 14
983/4 Jan
16
,
4
2a% Jun
24% Mar
17% Mar 24
.
17
21
4 8'A Jan
31
21 y* Jan
-
84% Apr
;
MarlO
Oct
Jan
101% Jan
9 .107% Sep
70% Jan
.25
23
23
94
7
102% Mar 15 -105 Yz Nov 28
..
Jan
38% Jan
4.
v
100% Mar 23
,
37
14
45.% Mar
99 y4 May 16
105: i May 6
Sep 30
161%
161%
50
49%
-6%
6,400
7
-'43%
43%
x25%
26%''
71
1 "
70%
"\ 161
51%
2,500
4,800
1,600
25%
70%
10,600
71
'*161
162
190
53
50
52
10,400
51%
50%
51%
162%
*160%
16
52%
50
50
*15%
7 %'!
"
51"
50%
49%
47%
161
18%''
51 %
50%
50%
3,100
"
16
Dec
.
79-:,
,
Apr; 15
7
40% May 17 I 64% Feb
24% Aug"1
17 Yjl Mar 14
56
73
7
Jan
32% July
26% Mar 14
114
Oct.
.
123
5
Oct
July
i
11
100
100
24
72
Jan
12
23
53% Jan
27
21% Jan
16
23
73
Jan
3
5
23
Jan
10
5
117
Jan
5
•■>
3
18 % Jan
64 % Jan
47% Jan
„
21
7
Jan
16
16
15%
16
36%
35%
36%
35%
36'A
36'/a
36%
36%
37
10,300
96
93
95%
94
94%
94%
94%
95
95
1,800
Loew's
Aircraft
Inc.
Star
48%
49%
48'/a
49%
■•47%
Lone Star
24
4%%
Gas
19%
49%
13%
48%
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
18%
66 %
66 %
68
68%
69'A
68%
69%
69
30%
~29%
30%
\ 29%
10
35
Jan
16
37% Jan
9
20
22% Jan
6
105% Jan
27
6
105
July 15
Jan-
4
103
Jan
3
102% Jan
13
103% Jan
11
103% Jan
11
2 01
9
3
20% Jan
10
20% Jan
139 »/2 Dec
7
147
May 25
140 y2 Jan
9
143% Jan
3
58
July 27
49% Jan
10
Jan
Lorillard
5
45% Jan
20
11
25% Jan
6
:
90% Dec 30
83% Jan
17
90% Jan
27
7%
(P)
Co
Louisville
13
Lowenstein
31% Dec
6
102% July
6
101
Jan
3
39 ys May 16
51% Jan
3
42
Jan
20
12% Mar 14
26% Dec
28
21% Jan
48 V4 Jan
53 % Jan
3
43 % Jan
Jan
11
140
26% Jan
10
"•
101
Jan
45.% Jan
3
23
24% •Jan
18
20
49% Jan
3
Jan
18
17
29% Jan "23
/ 28 % Jan
31% Jan
4
92% Jan
13
10% Jan
6
Jan
10
4%%
35%
22
V.' 21%
700
35%
36
22
21%
22
*104%
*104%
106
*101%
102
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102
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102
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103%'
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103%
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103 V2
*104%
106
*101%
102%
*103
103 %
102%
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106
IO21/4
* 103i/2
20 y4
20%
,'.'20%
100
142%
142%
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51%
51%
85
86
(M>:& Sons Inc—
,
1
253£
26
26"
*103%
104
"103%
Lukens Steel Co
42
42
10
"
20%
" 20%
:
85%
26%
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44%
43%
20%
140
"
141
84%
600
51%
p3Vr
•or ■■■■',
85
r
45
42%
140%
70
9,300
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51%
26%
104
20
106
26%
25%
104
45%
*103%
2,800
;
3,200
26
*103%
104
26%
26
104
,
*
85
86%
"20%
20%
51
26,000
'
22
'
141
.140%
51
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106
106
141'A
51
86 %
y
21%
20 %
51%
36
,V- 36
140%
20%
143
*51
100
preferred series A
1,900
35%
35%
21%
100
10
Common
3
36
7,900
16,400
30
118
35%
'
22% Mar 14
99% Sep. 23
118
118
*117%
22
100
.
Nashville
&
118
35%
(Ky).Nopar
^50
Co
*117'A
119
21%
*35
No par
common
preferred.
Louisville Gas & El
3
27% Jan
27
•>5%>n
.51%
29%
30%
28%
118
118
100
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B. preferred
4.25% .-.series D preferred
4.35% series E preferred
103 y4 Jan
*117%
41,700
69%
10
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
21% Jan
28%
28 Va
100
common
,
14,900
19%
48%
19%
64%
1
Corp.—.
Co
48%
47%
10
—
preferred
conv
♦94
*15%
No par
Corp
:
Cement
6
107% Apr
77% Jan
convertible
Lockheed
700
15%
15%
35%
*.
com
4
Mar
8
Mar 11
20% Oct
3%%
Lone
30% Jan 24
119
.
i15%
2.50
No par
preferred
100
(The)
38% Sep
Sep 26
103% Mar
102
Jail
Corp
'/Liquid Carbonic Corp
23
28 y4 Mar 14
20.
Dec
9b
-
Lionel
r
45
,
44%
44%1
2,000
23%
7,600
M
133
19
Mar 28
1
19% Jan
140 t:
July 22
26'/a Mar 14
..
32% July 27
35% July 15
88% Mar 15
:
95
138
6
.
Jun
89% Jan
13
77/a Jan >6
13% Jun
3
9% Jan
23
8% Jan
12 % Feb
16
9% Jan
24
100% Jan
23
6
56% Jan
23
Jan
11
'37%
Jan
18
600
Jan
17
610
Jan
6
8% Apr
16
4
5% Jan
10
6% Jan
: 3
?
*
19
6%
preferred.——.
Trucks
Inc
21%
44%
*139
*139
27%
28%
Co Inc com__
No par
29%
29%
100
89%
90
a-
22%
23%
43%
44%
preferred series A
-
23
22%
142
0
Maoy (R H)
4%%
8
10
100
£
44%
44%
23
29%
90
29%
30
90%
<-29%
27%
90%
;
u
v,
,■
9%
9%
9% A
9%
.*9%
No par
9%
9%
91/8-
9%
-9%
Manatl
Coal
RR
10
1
Co...
50
100'A
35'A
*580
*5%
6%
Co
f
36%
104
36%
36
605
*580
,
109%
106
105'A
35%
*580
<
1
36%
May 16
7% Sep 27
11% Feb
7
""
41
Jan
3
Jan
6
Manhattan
9
Maracaibo
35% Jan
3
17
9% Jan
23
10% Jan
33% Jan
4
37% Jan
28
Jan-
6
35% Jun 21
16
Jan
7
20% Feb
?
,
18
*.
17
Jan
25
18
Jan
3
54
Jan
27
55% Jan
4
32% Jan
27
36% Jan
6
Marquette
33% Jan
23
36% Jan
6
Marshall
Jan
24
59
34% Nov
9
37% D.-c 22
317/a Jan-
7
38% Sep 22
95
11
99
23% July 19
44
21
38% Jan
4
Jan
4
21% Jan
25
25% Jan
6
21% Sep 29
4J% Dec 19
25% Jan
27
39% Jan
3
26% Feb
22% Jan
3
24% Jan
Marine
f
3
15% Aug
24
Jan
22% Nov 29
-
Apr 25
Feb
4
a
Jan
%
19%
16
33% Mar 14
44 %
July 21
94 y2 May
3
99
Jan
10
96
May 16
Jan 18
99
Jan
88
Apr
94
83
25% Jan
6
6 '/a
'6
6%
o
98
9
16
..
4%%
Martim-Parry
96% Jan
3
12
11
95% Jan
17
96% Jan
4
$3.75
cum
86% Jan
19
86% Jan
19
$3.40
19
31% Jan
4
56% Jan
Maytag
9
Jan
12
56% Mar 31
5 i
% Jan
9
8
23
Jan
26
25
34
Nov
7
28% Jan
23
22% Jan
Jan
6
46
Aug 22
45% Jan
13
46
Jan
6
Jan
16
14 Va Mar 14
16% Feb
81
Dec
91
July
45-
Aug
1
58
57% Jan
17
29
14% Jan
10
15
8
81
Jan
10
'
21% Aug 11
15
Apr
1
20
% Jan
23
Jun
13
80% Jan
3
25
43% Jan
29% Feb
17
22
18
Jan
Jan
25
22% Jan
13
24
16% Jan
3
Jan
71% Dec
12
69% Jan
10
74% Jan
106% Apr
18
101 % Jan
4
102% Jan
9
39% Sep
21
Jan
24
82
Jan
10
32% Jan
96 '/a Jan
6'
95% Jan
3
33% Jan
4
Jan
5
Jan"8
46
Jan
25
7
135
Jan
25
21% Jan
18
28% Jun
28
24 % Jan
20
26
30% Apr
12
25
Jan
91
Sep
% Mar 30
Jun
9
43% Jan
7
22 Va Oct
11
39
Jan
96
Mar 28
6
Dec
13
96
100
56% Jun
19
26% Jan
27% Jan
10
92
Jan
23
112
Jan
17
49
Jan
11
22 % Jan
24
107% July
102
Jan
6
1
105% Jan
4
107
Jan
102
Apr
26
97% Jan
25
101
Apr
18
96
Jan
6
4
32% Jan
6
29% Oct
18
37% Jan
133
Jan
For
25
21
108% May
60
Sep
35% Mar
footnotes
see
9
Jan
47% Jan
20
52 ;
7
30% Jan
20
33
6
24
41%
*95
96
96
96
*95%
*95%
96%
96
96
*95%
96%
*86%
87
87
*86%
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
*55
56
♦55%
r
24
23%
23%
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
*44%
46
*45%
50o
14%
*83
24
41%
41%
8,800
*95%
*95'A
96%
*95%
96 %
100
96%
*95%
96%
87
*86%
87
30
29%
30
1,000
*,
10
3,900
46
14%
14%
14%
84
83%
83%
*45%
14%
*83
56%
56%
*55%
23
23%
23%
23%
900
29
29
28%
23%
1,400
46
46
46
*55%
28%
100
7,600
24
41%
30
56%
*23%
common
36%
24%
'
56%
23%
3
preferred
35%
36%
24%
*86%
87
*86%
3,700
41%
96%
41%
45,000
F
...
42
41
150
98
33%
20% '
36%
36%
24%
41%
32%
20%
,/
*45%
48
20
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
4,300
83%
83
83
82%,
82%
190
49
49%
2,800
50%
5Y
50%
51
'
50
50
72
72%
73
73%
;•
73%
73%
*72%
73%
83%
83%
84%
85
84%
86
x85
86
1,400
18
43%
44
43%
44
44%
44%
44%
45
44%
44%
3,300
1
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
22
22%
22%
22%
10
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
70%
70%
71
71%
101%
101%
McKesson
&
Bobbins Inc
Stores
Corp
i
Co
2nd
25
common
preferred
(1st
pfd 4.307o
Shoe
series)!
series
(The)
Stores
102 %
50
100
1st
Co
*77
31%
95%
70
■
J
102%
79
79
79
31%
31%
preferred__50
Inc
3%
♦24%
>*99
*24%
25%
25%
25%
♦91
106 %
107%
*107%
48%
48'/a
*47%
2nd
common
pfd
Machine
22'A
100
Steel
*91
92
400
109 %
109%
*107%
*47%
48%
47%
48
22%
22%
22%
22%
*105%
108
22%
48%
100
*105%
97%
*96
97%
98
*105%
107
♦105%
107
97%
*96
*105%
22%
48
49
300
41.100
2,000
48
"
100
•
108
99%
*105%
99%
108
97%
*97%
98%
98
*96
-190
40
10
98
107
*105%
107
5
Copper
8%
Q9
*107%
48%
;
107
Midland
*91
109%
*97%
108
*105
3
92
'
*107%
*105%
98
50
300
107
,
1,000
34
100
24,400
107
*96
710
96
25%
100
.
100
4,200
25%
49
98
31%,
25%
101
*96
5
106
100
200
80
31%
33%
34
*101
80
95%
96
; 34
'
!
31%
103
25%
49
99
81
1,000
3,500
26
100
*97%.
♦101%
1,600
.
25%
49
*97%
Jan
*91%
95%
103
16
71%'
25%
101
100
Jan
I
71 Va
25%
49
100
46
31%
*15%
700
25%
*100
preferred series
142
*78
16
71
,
26
49
preferred series
17
25%
101
3.85%
16
*25
49
preferred series
♦101%
34
106
22%
22%
22%
96
34
*100
99
South
49
71
31%
5
preferred series
.vmictie
107%
*15%
82
pfd—100
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Miami
92
*91
92
3.80%
1
95%
t.
103
*101
26%
No par
4.35%
!
106
25%
No par
conv
Inc
31%
34%
*33%
34
105
25
Co
*79
95%
95%
96%
34
*99
16%c
&
*101%
31%
1
common..
convertible
69%
100
1
Corp
preferred series B
Jan
43
36%
*24
*97
98
34%
21%
83%
Mesta
'
6
Jan
24%
.
50
135% Jan
23
paee
.Jan
36%
.
71%
4.45%
9
35%
24%
Linotype Co.—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
11
97
37
24'A
23%
Mergenthaler
9
54% NOV 21
146% Sep
98% Jan
21%
36
23%
$4
23
93% Mar 29
34
21%
$3.50 preferred
6
27
35%
21%
71%
Mercantile
3
50% Jan
26
99 % Jan
93% Dec 14
103% Oct
23% Jan
48% Jan
18
98
34%
21%
49%
Merck
19
52% Aug 26
26% Feb
103% Aor
98
35%
21%
♦82%
5%
5
3
98
34%"
1
4%
16
Jan
44% Jan
97%
34%
5
Mengel Co
3
100% Jan
*97
97%
1,200
5
Cum
12
23
4,200
Co
Melville
5
22
July 21
112% Apr
Jan
100
3,300
34%
Publishing
Porcupine Mines.
4%%
6
34% Jan
e
33%
34%
50
Corp
McGraw Electric
Mead
6
79
32%
34%
21
common
convertible
McLellan
17
31% Jan
33%
33'/a
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
16
77% Dec
>
17
2
33%
34%
l
Mclntyre
5
15% Jan
3
45% Jan
12,900
?
3,400
9%.
McGraw-Hiil
,
6
23
9,400
17%,
54
No par
Stores
3%%
35%,
17
54
20%
*55
35%
17%
54%
*96%
No par
36%
700
17%
1
No par
9%
ICO
7
54 >A
100
:
2,700
.6
37
9%
35%
;
34%
common
*5%
*6%
9%
34
41
A
36%
7 V
37
17%
34%
preferred
McCrory
26
Jan
103
12
Jan
82
88
Jan
76% Jan
26%
102
53
86
7
60 % Jan
-
'
21
Aug
31
Jan
71
18
52% Jan
101
49
15
45% Apr
-
13
91
Mar 14
Apr
78% Dec
4
$2.50
83% Jan 24
16
Co
preferred
Corp
McCord Corp
3
44
$3
;
,
V
*67/a
*36%
55
33%
5
6
5%
V
36%
34%
McCall
3,800
17%
55%
No par
V
35%
35%
33
pfd
8,900
109
605
17%
*54
34%
pfd 1947 series..No par
35%
*580
36%
■*
33
common
»;
35%
17%
55
33%
1
cumulative
29 'a Jan
.107%
36%
605
9%
34%
$3.75 preferred
Stores
110%
36'A
36%
35%
17%
55
No par
12
Dept
2,800
."•■17%
35%
.No par
Jan
May
9%
9%
32%
Co
3
9%
36%
*
34%
Corp
Corp
Electric
Master
9%
9%
4
Co..
Masonite
,
7
54%
;
L)
43% Jan
Mar 14
40
(Glenn
420
2,600
No par
preferred
Martin
3,000
9%
♦580
<
6
No par
cum..
91
9%
36%
9%
5
29%
91
9%
9%
50
Mfg Co new
19
23
May
Cement
Field & Co
40% Jan
25% Dec
20% May 16
67
Corp common
pre.erred
29%
9%
♦35%
36
*35%
6.25
Midland
*6%
7
*6%
1
convertible
4%
6%
5
Exploration
35% July 12
4
Feb
52
Shirt
Oil
Marathon Corp
18
July 14
54% Aug 23
92
Mandel Bros.
30
91%
13,900
27%
108 V*
...
605
:
57/a Nov 25
28
27%
•
1
.No par
Sugar
103%
605
28
27%
9%
9%
Magma Copper j>
Magnavox Co (The)
800
44%
142
9%
No par
Magic
V Mahoning
*139
142
30
91
•,<
9%
Square-, Garden—
Chef
44%
45
:
91
27%
28
27%
*139
23%
22%
22%
45
44%
142
*139
142
Madison
24
6% Jan
Sep
M & M Wood Working Co
& Forbes common
MacAndrews
Mack
.9
35
21
10% May 18
34% Jan 11
4
47/e Dec
113% Jan
41% Sep 22
122
18
«"•
jlO
y
3
585;f- Jun
6
Jan
643 Va Jan
v
i
\
.
Utilities
Prod
1st preferred
Inc
common
48%
48%
48%
49
49%
50
50
51
49%
50 Va
4,600
10
30%
39%
30%
31%
31
31%
31%
31%
30%
31%
7,900
43%
44
44
43%
44
42%
43
1,800
5
43%
44%
43%
100
136%
136 %
136%
137
136%
136'A
136
136
136
126%
150
19
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(572)
NEW YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 15*55
Lowest
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest,.
YORK
STOCK
Midwest
32
32%
31
32
31 %
31%
31
31%
2,£00
31%
31%
32%
32%
31%
32%
31 %
31 %
12,5o0
22
21%
17%
22%
17%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
17
22%
17%
18
18
18
18%.
18
18%
58
60
59%
112%
60%
59%
60%
59%
60%
59
112%
112%
112%
113%
12
9
20% Oct
11
28% Mar
1
21% Jan
24
36% Jan
23% Jan
Oct
11
19% Apr
13
17
Jan
23
19% Jan
Minn St Paul & 8 8 Marie
No par
50% Oct
17
70
Jun
20
58
Jan
23
65% Jan
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
112% Jan
30
Dec
117
14
6
115
Jun
15
105
Jan
19
3.30%
112% Jan
28
107
Apr
13
102% Jan
11
vl03% Jan
Minn
24% Jan
25'
21% Jan
4
14
84% Jan
27
29% Jan
24
1
30
■64% Jan
23
16% Jan
23
19
Jan
3
Feb"l5
36% Jan
23
41% Jan
6
5
30
29% Jan
3
32% Jan
13
20
7
51% Jan
18
73% July
22% Jan
20
28% Dec
33%
Oct"51
22% Jan
27
35% Dec
44%
33% July
17
32% Dec
Aug 10
8% Jan
23
28 % Jan
31% Jan
1
100 % Jun
7
71% Jan
17
114% Jun
7
99% Jan
15% Sep
14
8% Jan
Jan
6
79% Sep
71% Jan
Feb
9
83% Dec
7
81
Jan
1
18% Feb
23
16
Jan
22
40 % Aug
52% July
2
Power
&
Missouri-Kan-Tex
13
RR
3
Jan
3%%. preferred —;—:
Monarch
12
Jan
32%.Feb
43% Sep
i;
11
38% Jan
73% Apr
28
18% Jan
Machine
•eMonon
*
100
Tool
class
31%
Monsanto
Chemical
Co
—
28
3
Montana-Daxota Utilities Co
9
Montana
35% Jan
11
23
15
Jan
25
18% Jan
10
19% Jan
3
9
20% Jan
20
21% Jan
3
44% Mar 14
60% Jun
7
44% Jan
23
50% Jan.
3
Jan
85
95
,
Power
Co
29 %
Montgomery Ward & Co
(John)
Motorola
& Co
17%
16%
17%
38%-
37%
39%
30%
32
30
38 %
30
-30%*
29%
31%
.-31%
31%
79
J
23%
*22%
43%
44%
25%
26
<
25%=. 26
32%
88%
87%
88%
'
19 '*
19%
.
t
20%- 21(4
45%
■<
v
45%
19(4
.
19
89%
'.
45
4
45%
31%
31%
32
28%
45%
22%'
2,100
V,-.tv <500
43
25% 4
32% Dec
22
30% Jan
27
33% Jan
23
33% Apr
May 17
27% Mar 14
23
12
Motor
Motor
Products
Corp
Wheel Corp
3°%
28 V
10
28
Jan
Jan
5
30% Oct
11
42% Mar
3
33
Jan
19
36% Jan
4
Mueller
Brass
Co
1
17% Sep
20
25% Jan
3
22% Jan
23
23% Jan
3
Mullins
Mfg Corp
1
22% July 20
47
Feb
4
17% Jan
27
18
Jan
4
Munsingwear Inc
43 % Jan
4
45% Jan
11
43
Dec
6
36% Jan
23
42
Jan
3
Mar
2
42% Jan
4
48
Jan
25
Jan 24
126 % Jan
3
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
23
67% Jan
5
National Acme Co
12
National Airlines
1
3°3/«
31%
28
>28%
1'
'25% Jan
32
28%
17% Jun
9
40
Sep
26
28
Jan
6
40% Oct
25
47
9
128
'6
70
29
5
-
5
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
1
Myers (F E) & Bros
Nopar
.
33%
22%
17%
44%
38
36,/2
43%
10
com
•
33%
22%
11%
44
33%
22%
17%
44%
37
43%
86%
-3,000
,
40
„2,000
•
14,100
,
30,100
88%/
19
19
3,100
« <"
20%4
"
21%
45%
-
45%
20%
45%
32%
i 2,800
45%*'< v.'
•■'v 11,900
32%
28%
28%
32%
1
7,600
•
28 %
28%
33%
34%
34%
34'/a
34%
34%
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
23
23%
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
17%
17%
\ 34
44%
44%
37%
38
47
48
47
,
..
*
-17%'
38
45%
28%
44%
37%
44%
45%
»
35.^0
33%
'
20
2,400
-<r
..
21%
39%
19%
■
•; 820
.
22%
/ 31%:
90
19%
;
■
12,000
25%
25%..
20%
/
42
: 40%-
28
19%
20%
v
17%
22%
32 %V.
20%
680
72%'
83
21'/*
43%
32
24,300
-
*21%
22%,.
39%
.
5,300
,
17 %
<
5,200
.
.
81%
21%. ■21%^
3,300
<
,
-.
71%
■
<
17
25%
33,
.<
-73 %.
<83%
16%
42%
.
40%
32%
41
72
•■V 22'%-
\
40
32
*40%;
86%
<
22%
7,800
«
9%
9%
9%
-
9,700
6,800
0,900
109
22%^ .23
21%!
21%.
•
22%
106%
„
,
;V
79
109% i
-
.
.
15'
78%
81
>••■:
17
23
•-
23 %
<'
86
.
16%
15
9%
75
85
15%.
78%<
106%
•
10
*74
15%.
78%.
:
107-
-9%;
-
-22
21%
•><■
15%
•
105
75%
86
17 *
43% ,<>44%
^
32
15%
79
10%
22%
'
1,600
31%.
:
•
3 L%_
<
15%
x22
/
3,200
30?/*
44%
"
3
.
29 %
10%
38
20%
85
28%
28%
17%
22%
...
-
>19
1-1—
Inc
22%
.
Nopar
j.
28%
1,500
«
:
.
38%
103% 104%
;
23%"
40%
12
.w
:
£
65%
17
74%*
*85
16% -
31%
—.Nopar
Moore-McCormack Lines
;Morrell
65
60%
:
;
38%,
9%
40
<30%
5
66
1,910
30%
17
-..'78%-79
22
42%
25%
1
'
11,020
...
85
84%
30
39
31%
14%
<
17
•
<
22%
22%
23 y8*
29%
74%
85%
22'A
23
(The)_—No par
Monterey Oil Co
3
21 % Apr
23 % Dec
29%
22
41%
-<<25%
.—2
-
42% Jan
107% Nov
29%
10%
*
3,600
16%
102%^
74%
'<•• *84 '1
16%-
540
106%
37%
"
32%
*.
No par
25
A—
B
18
3
28%
30%
No par
RR
Class
26
16% Mar 14
66%«
30
<
100
39% Jan
3
6
65%
29
16%
1.25 '
25% Jan
22
25% Oct
66
37%
10.
_—
30% Jan. 23
15
34% Mar 14
65'%
16%
*
113%
30%
22%
10,300
103%
113
85
20%
36'A
'
23% Jan
85
30%;
65%-
64 %
* 29
com—No par :r"
—
12
47
23
86
30%
14%
preferred
•Mojud Co Inc
9
24% Jan
86
78%
•4.20%
23% Jan
22%
1
5
22%
1,9j0
3.900
<
59%
105%
86
22
.
*103 %
108
103%
22%
10c
:
*103%
30
14%
16
16
24% Jan
"
106%
103%
86
preferred series A
100
'
-76%
{Missouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd_ 100 " ^ 102 •
d Mohasco Industries Inc..—.
5 - •: ;
9%
24
Jan
Light—No par
'
107%
*103%
.
29%
22%
7%
87
17% Jan
9
106%
103%
108
88%
*28%
"
%
29%
86
25
112%
106%
*103%
107
103%
21"%
-
100
preferred
Maid Corp
Corp
Mission Development Co_
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
75% Jan
Ja% 23
41% Jan
6
conv
Minute
26
105
*103%
1
common
preferred—
Minnesota
V
-
21% Jan, 3
21% Jan 27
7
24% Jan
19% May 12
2nd
1
5
15
1st
$1.50
113%
113%
No par
Mission
5
Jan
100
No par
common
Minnesota & Ontario Paper eo
5
11
26
14% Dec
$5.50
*'
*
27
54
16
109% Jan
4
49
3
17% Jan
'
10
8% Nov 29
Jan
81% Jan
23
23
73% Sep
3
34% Jan 11
24
14% Jan
76 % Jan
11
Jan
30% Jan
27
Jan
33
70
*
21% Aug 12
6
88
.V
Mfg
preferred
Minneapolis Moline Co
3
26% Nov
Jan
82
preferred—
conv
Mln &
$4
13
93% Nay
6
12% Jan
23% Jan
Corp
Minerals & Chem
116% Jan
24
Oct
Jan
Shares
31%
31%
34% Jan
20
80
the Week
Jan.21
31%
27
31 % Jan
106
Bales tat
Jan. 26
31%
Jan
41% July 13
102% Dec
Jan. 25
10
35
11
15
..
Corp of Amer
1
Mlnneap & St Louis Ry_
No par
Oil
21
29% Oct
31
,
Friday
Thursday
-
'
Jan. 24
Jan. 23
SALK FKICKfl
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
25% Jan
Nov 30
HIGH
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Monday, January 30, 1956
.
RECORD
STOCK
STOCKS
S»n(t for Prtfliu
...
44
%
-
500
44
37%
37%
47
47
118
47 Vi
2,000
12,900
43%
-38
2,300
:
118
*
3,500
vi
5,200
1.0C0
N
114% Nov
47
Jan
Sep 21
Dec
118.
Jan
62
14
27% July 25
20% Oct 31
23% Jan
33% May 10
46% Nov
23
37% Jan
37 % Nov
45% Mar
1
38% Jan
27
Jun
2
174% Jan
3
178% Jan
26
17% Jan
28
12% Jan
20% Mar 14
15% Dec
29
10
173% Sep' 6
10% Oct 11
33% Oct
47
11
21% Sep
183
20
Feb
23/
14% Jan
16
Jan
•35
9
16"
Jan
40
Jan
3
39% Jan
4
'
24
14
12
13
17
37% Jan
Automotive Fibres Inc
1 7%
,
preferred A
-National
13
Can
Corp_
National Cash
100
lo
1
*
Register
26% May 10
24% Jan
10
-National
City
24% Nov
14
20
Jan
24
24% Jan
22% Jan
5
14% Mar 14
3
•'National
Container
41% Nov
14
35'/a Jan
27
39% Jan
3
24
$1.25
3
10. "
-
25% Mar 14
Lines
5
Inc
Co
preferred—
Cylinder Gas Co
27
Jan
10
20»/4 Jan
24
21% Jan
3
National
10
43% Jun
15
34% Jan
23
39% Jan
3
10
28% May
23% Jan
0
21% Jan
26
23% Jan
12
19
Oct
93
Mar 21
11
19% Sep
3
•21'/a Jan
10
23
Jan
17
100% Aug
9
22% July 29
98 »/4 Jan
3
'99
Jan
17
•„
27
45% Mar 14
102% Jan
5
54% Jan
59% Sep
25
175
147
Mar
,106;;
16% Apr
14
58
Jan
4
38% Jan
5
103'/a Jan
11
76 y2 Jan
23
:85% Jan-
Jan
10
178
July 22
176
148% Jan
4
77% Sep
51% Dec
103% May
6
53% Nov
150% Jan
5
12 % Jan
3
20
17% Jan
3
^Jan
20
'71% Jan
36 Vz Jan
14
5
37% Jan
9
"51% Jan
100% Jan
29
47% Jan
2
100% Jan
25
23
27
'Jan
3
12 %Jun
9
3
; 14% Feb
18
13
6% Dec
10
10%iApr 19
'15%. Apr 12
17% July
5
14
15% Jan
33 % May
20
15% Oct
July
6% Jan,
Jan
16%
Jan
'48
-
9
3
16<
Jan
13% Jan
11
Jan
<
3
37% Mar
8
33'%: Jan -24
16% Jan
34% Jan
6
9
93
95'/a Jan
5
18
18
5
101
Mar
~
Jan
4
16% Jan
2
'Feb
94
11
20
Jan
3
17% Jan
5
3
Jan
69% Jan
18
104% Sep
19
88% Jan
20
96% Jan
16% Feb
1
20% Feb
17
16% Jan
25
;i8% Jan
9
Mar 15
82 % Dec
6
Jan
6
80
Jan
55 '/a Jan
4
62% Jan
28% Jan
23
31% Jan
3
38% Jan
7
78% Mar 30
23 % Jan
7
33
31% Jan
48
Jan
5
Dec
«■
22
49% July 27
.
National Vulcanized Fibre Co
Natomias Co _i__
Nehi
:
Neisner
;
Newberry Co (J J)
New
6
47% Jan
3
59% Jan
29% Jan
17
N
17
New
York
Jan
91
Jan
17
City
10
New
York
Dock
94'A Jan
6
98
Jan
18
4
500
Jan
9
30
15
89
475
Jan
Y
$5
,<
N
57
Oct
21% Jun
39
Jun
22
18
71% Apr
18
55
2
25% Apr
18
24
Jan
27
Jan
27
20% Jan
18
.
30
,
Jan
3
64% Jan
3
21% Jan
6
Y
Co
38
Oct
26
45
Sep
8
37% Jan
19
39% Jan
91% Mar
8
97
Nov
14
91
' Jan
18
92
30
5
36% July 27
32
Jan
3
87
85
Jan
10
Jan
82% July
7
87% Mar 11
93% Jan
100
13
Mar 14
18% Jun
Nov
92% May
101% Jan
103 % Apr
1
9
88
Jan
3
3
94% Jan
18
14
102% Jan
13
Jan
3
&
10
-
98% Jan
103
Jan
-
22
19
Jan
6
21% Jan
18
22
33% Jan
5
42% Jan
20
64
48% Jan
6
61% Sep
26% Feb
25
Aug 23
47% May 17
13% Jan
6
85% Jan
27
64% Jan
16
Jan
Sep 27
99% Mar 23
100% Feb
9
99% Aug 29
22% Sep 26
25% Jan
88% Jan
12
16% Jan
16
17
Jan
Jan
13
88
Jan
3
42% Jan
3
45
83% Jun
&
21%
;22
81'%
61%
29'%
19%
20
19%
47%
48%
47'%
*
'
I
preferred
,
150%
149'
*149
35%
17
66
68'A
"
*36'%48'%
100'A
45'%
8%
13'A
37.
8%
13'A
89%.
16%
*80
61'%
28%
50
*480
-
550
*480
24%
26%
56%
58
1
20%
20%
37%
37%
24%
25%
No-'o'k
At
Western
Adjustment
93
*91
32'A
*83'/a
32%
843'4
32%
33'%
*83%
84%
90%
96'%
*90'A
92
*90'%
92
*96
*102
96'%
*102
20
104
20%
40
41'A
40
20'%
96'%
40%
56%
61
29'A
5,100
11,700
500
*480
>
3,100
500
25%
57
,
24
55
21%
*20%
38%
38%
24%
11.290
56%
6,500
21%
500
com
16'A
16'%
16'%
87
86
44
44
86
44%
71
109'%
73
*108%
72y8
72%
*100'%
101'/4
*100'%
101 'A
13
102% Jan
5
$4.11
100
*101'%
29% Jan
13
preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
102
27%
26%
Norwich Pharmacal Co
15,300
4,700
50%
52%
48%
50'%
48%
49%
7,300
109% Jan
3
110
Jan
11
4.56%
preferred
100
3
108% Jan
16
109
Jan
16
4.44%
preferred
100
12
49 V*
100
*108
97%
100
Co
49%
109
97%,
49%
108 Va
93'A
27%
50%
109
50
107%
98'A
*98
50'A
50 Va
50'A
4°%
50%
7,200
107%
107'A
107'A
107%
107%
140
98
98
•109
110
98 V2
*98
*109
-
110
*109
110
*109
110
*109
*108%
109%
*108%
109%
*108%
109 Vz
*108 3A
98 %
110
109%
*108%
80
109%
33%
34%
34
34
33%
34'A
34
34%
34%
35'%
26,800
com—10
34%
34%
35
35 Va
3 5'A
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
5,300
20
*19%
19%
19%
19%
*19'A
19%
*19'A
19'A
19%
19%
101%
101%
101%
*101'A
101%
*101
1013A
*101%
101%
50
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
x24
24%
8,500
No par
Elec
Co
preferred
Oklahoma- Natural
27
52'A
14
common
preferred
preferred
17
26
51%
3.90%
25'A Jan
25%
277a
330
52
4.40%
3
200
50'%
2.50
4
23'% Jan
102%
25,400
5
Preferred 4.24%
*101%
101'%
16%
4
5
101%
102'A
190
25%
Jan
101% Jan
101
26'%
51% Jan
&
*100
*100%
16%
110 % Jan
Gas
101
101%
89
25'A
100
5
102
89
17%
26
101% Jan
*101'%
26
23
Oil
88
102
167%
49% Jan
4%
12.100
88
102
25%
97'% Jan
Ohio
17%
88
102
17%
107% Jan
Oklahoma
17,500
26
3
9
17%
80
71%
17'A
30
9
17%
70%
100
8.700
HO'A
25%
22
3
17%
72%
110
17%
110% Sep
36 Va Jan
713%
110
26
100 Va Apr
19% Jan
17'%
*109
87%
43
17'%
6
36'A Jan
42%
25'%
20
4
4,600
16'%
*86%
17'%
20
5
16%
16'A
43%
*100%
27
39,600
87%
102 y4
102
79%
26
95% Jan
10
102
25%
77%
16%
43 y»
14,100
*25%
17Va
43 7% Jan
19'A Jan
64
81
26
105% Sep
33% Jan
27'A
17%
87%
88
50
63%
25%
*86'%
72 7%
170
64
79
16'A
110
1,300
4,200
87%
44'A
95%
103
10
1
common
preferred
34 % Jan
102
72'A
*95'A
*102
25
Northwest Airlines Inc
20
17%
43%
*108'%
110
100
Common
16'A
*86
95%
103
38
63%
43%
91
30,900
84%
*89%
38
*25'%
16'%
*85%
33'%
90 7%
39
25%
1,,»
94
39
63%
10
32%
*84
1,500
81%
a
*91
84%
19%
63'%
82 3
33'%
7,400
19%
*25%
63
93
39
19%
81%
Pacific Ry
Nopar
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
40% Sep 21
19T% May 17
103 y4 May 13
25% Apr 25
*19%
25%
Northern
Co
32%
*84
80%
__50
;
-
Co
preferred
Edison
*91
61%
109
Ohio
377%
*25'%
series
24%
*20
80%
preferred
Of
'V
60'A
28%
—
25%
$4.08
<offr
>
100
62'%
9
'»r
-
99%/
78%
105 % Jan
Jun
../... 1,600
90
62
*25'A
17
39
16%
28
103
40
Jan
28
4.500
92%,
81%
*98
*95
40'%
101
20
12,100
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96
20
103
28
-
99'%
103
19%
17%
18% Jan
<(
97
90
907%
*102
102'%
31% Jan
20
,
28
1
25
100
4.6%
95'A
92%
102
20'%
17%
Aug
1,800
,
*98
25
Ry common
Aviation
Capital
*91
32'%
84%
100
preferred
American
94
32'%
*83
90%
87%
*101'%
109
25 y8
*91"
88
27
24%
38'%
102
105% Sep
30% 8ep
600
r
28
.
*480
500
38'A
17%
jan
16%
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-J.
93
*88
99%
38%
37%
101%
'09
*98
57%
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15
62'A
20'%
s
Nov
33%..
90%
17»A
29
57%
100
10
94%
60Va
20'%
100
52% Aug
16%
33%
17.'/»
1,300
1,600
16%
16%
11,900
•'2,400
.
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.
*96
81'%
28'%
58'%
series
20
c*
13%
7
-A 4,400
v
;<
14%
.
-
62%
21%
series
52% Jan
*80
.
.
8%/
;
<-
•
-i
29
58
preferred
10
16%
17
*20
preferred
47% Jan
92*%
94
81V2
17
97
61
*480
550
$4.10
30
♦95
■
20
-,45'A
i4<y8
■
93.
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-
28%
$3.60
Dec
16%
17
34<
6%
300
40
101
90
3
54
16%
16%
34
97
13%
-
>
3,900
<15,200
.■
37%, '
28 %
27
1
92%
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7
14%
16%'.
68%,:-
90
Jan
3
16%
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8%
13'A
14%
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44%
:
V
40
9,200
28%
28'A
91
S9'%
Jan
6
16Y2
34
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t
48%.
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8%
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,
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,
,
2,300
28
*88'%
*98'%
89
19% Jan
16%
33%
.
;
w
28
89%
99'%
28
89%
*98'%
10
103
28'/a Jan
6%
44 3A
,
V
f.Ai.V
36'A
13,300
.
9
27
13'A,
6%
18%
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44%
68'A
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101 V
8%
14%
23
27
<
13%
6%
16% Jan
27
8%
14%
34:
93%
17
97
91"%.
16%
81 ya
62%
•I.j
48%
'45%
8'%
♦13%
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L
36%
♦100'A
49%
45%
;
16%
69
;
36%
101
6%
87% Jan
16% Jan
*100%
14.%
101% Jan
25% Jan
16%
.
'
6%
16%
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*;
-
21
25% Jan
37
40
12'A
35%;
68
16%
69'%
49-
48%
100'/4J<
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92'/a May
9
103% May 11
7
16%
68%
149
*12%
'
36%'
50
a2,ioo
:
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149
1
.
12'A
36
35%
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150%,
.
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12'A
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91,700
2
3
7
' 149
35%
^03%, 104% it
I
178
41%
g
75% Jan
20
<
12'%
12 V4
"14
*16%=
93
)80 %
*177
9,900
13,000
47%.,:
56'A
100
19
101'/a Jan
783%
81-
100
20%
46%
9,600
39,700
.
55%
-
5'%%
4
<
178-.. 178
21% *
'19%
5..;
J
;
..
40'A
preferred
18
Jan
•79%
178
98%,
20'%',
,48
•103'%. 103'%'. *
104
*103%,
81'A
V. 21'/a
A-f.98%
'
,
98%
*98'/4
3,800
-
.
56%
100
110% Jan
103 % Apr
:
:
42
L
Gas
3
.
99%
22%:
20 900
56%
Corp
Ry Co_'_
17% Jan
22
.
22%
/: /•".
3,200
<
.
41
-
Nopar
Natural
20
21%
*98'A
19%
12'%
33%
16%
'■
-
48
33'A
.
16%
100
Central
10
?f\rxt
22
,
30'A,..
57»%
No par
Northern
39% Jun
26
21%
-•20%
35%
,
41%
Corp
Northern
26% Jun
21'A Sep
22%
-
:
41'%
56%
series A
17
39% Jan
19
21%
20'A
24,900
•...
Hartford
Jan
1
Jan
36%
5,000
...
r
41%
:
Shipbuilding
iWuieast
6
100
,20%
36 (A
17,700
57
preferred
3
16% Jan
107
20%
36%
37%
.29'A
3.60%
North
25% Nov
31% Feb
Co
70% Jan
28
18% Sep
RR
9
108%
20%
35%
v
24% .<24%
.
60
/ 6.OC0
„
56'A
100
3
.
20%
20%
35'%
36.
22
22 'A
21%
22'A
*98'A '99
35%
<
4.
40%
Nopar
Jan
86
36
30. V,
13'/a
56'A
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemica Co
26
19
27
8
0
86
Jan
25% Jan
77% Jan
111% Dec
18
4
1
19% July 27
91% May 4
46% Apr 20
3
39% Jun
108% July 14
60% Jan
23
22
92 % Dec
20%
35%
13%
40%.
t
4.10%
38% Jun
20 '/a
36 34
13'A
55
preferred
16
20% Jun
21 %7.
36
;
Y State Electric & Gas
Corp—
3.90%
7
24'A.
20 !A
36^ a
v
387%
20
Nopar
common
9
27% Mar 24
24 'A
21
,
.
28%
1
3.40%
90% Jan 23
24'%
9,700
.
"80
60'A
28'%
Corp
common.
Haven
York
.
$3.75 preferred
:
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
6
Jan
85
New
89
-16ya
34%95 ;
16% :,
97 '1
90
,
5
preferred
Harlem
-
34'A
*93%
16%
*95
179
;
24%
*149
•
-1.400
38%/,.
Nopar
Common
17
-33% Jan
<-
1
Co
Omnibus
non-cum
Preferred 5%
New
N
<
100
Chicago & St Louis
-NY
18
1®
:
common
New York Air Brake
.New
York Central—
4
29
Corp
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
23
Sep
1
100
:
preferred
23
Jun
..
common—No par
Industries
.4%%
Jan
610
common
Mining
Newport
55
102'/4 Jun
Oct
Inc
27% Jan
103
1
England Electric System
_l >7
Jersey Pt fk Li Co 4% pfd_100 -
Newmont
'
.
h
3%%i preferred
New
-
,_l
_
Corp
24
MarlO
--5
—1'
—
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V* 2.700
38,1:
38%
178'%
4,400
,
15%
/.'•
38
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36!
13%
36'A
19%-
<
47%
48%
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45% <:
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8%
8%
13 .. 13'%!..
6%
6%;
;
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14%
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16%
.
-
20%
13'%
" 46
-
•*
15'/a
,
38%
39'/a
36»%
178
<
v
178
178
*
Co
Bros
36'%
15'A
■
1,500
35'%
,
65'%w
38'A
38%
23%.
36'A
16%
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36'%
178
179
<
64%
35%
.
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:
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.
39'%
220
64%
23%
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25'%
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National Theatres In*
,
33
16'%
15%
38'A
'
65%
24%
13%
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12 %
34
,
15'%
37%
39
' *103% 105
-78'%r"
178
'
148%
148%
12
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10
Nopar
preferred
22
Jun
28
Corp!
Dec
59
90
15
Sugar Ref Co
33% Feb
18
23% Sep 27
80% May 16
400
'
Steel
7 National Tea
24
41% Jan
80
National
4'%
6
75
76'%
*177
100
6% preferred B--'
100 "
National Linen Service Corp
1
"
Malleable & Steel Cast-No par""4
National Shares
Corp.
!_No par " "
National Supply
13
96
common-
>
15'%
15'%
38'A
118
65%
24%
23 ?a
64'%
24
39'%-.
36
20'A
*10T% 305.v?
No par
:
5 •-<
—
preferred A
National
-
17
.15
i ->-
Natl
3
7 Y Jan
9
24
-
6
V Jan
'
•
3.:
97% Dec
4
90% Mar 10
93
•
19
8% Jan
30
19
23;
44 '/a Jan
8% Dec
Jaa
7%
19
64
■-
Co common
National Lead Co
(
24
38% Jan
16% Jan
4
•
3
24
5
11% Jan
13
9
3
Jan
23
11% Jan
33
Mar
<
National Gypsum
$4.50 preferred
64
23%
13 %
36'%
22 • !
22'A"
98 »A '
19% ^ '
46'A
21'%
98'A
19%
45%
.
3
51% Jan
104'/2 Jan
Jan
23
42% Mar 25
0
97% Feb 21
37% Jan
23-
29
21
25
33% Jan
23-
45% Jan
Feb
1
.
5
National Distillers Prod common
9 "" "
4'/*% pfd series ol 1951100
'National Fuel Gas Co10
* '
20% Jan .' 3
19'/a Jan
22
38% Dec
21
31
Dec
156 -Jan
9
11% Jun
23% Jan
.
National Department Stores
118
120
63
*177%
13'/a
•
35'/a
20%
<34%
21%
g - >-
118%
118
39
36%
20%
1
118
62%
23%
15%
'*38
21'A
36
"'
.
90% Nov 28
183
Aug 29
/
20%v
25
National Dairy Products-
16% Jan
*118% 119
62
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Number 5503
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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Pltney-Bowes Inc
C
39 VA
'
$4
11
■•■90 Mr Jan
166% Aug 12
7
91
3
Mills
i.
44%:
16%
•
45%
-
28'A
50%
111
100
Hosiery
Plllsbury
;
*38
14%
45%
—&
Petroleum
Phoenix
51
136%
42%
41
<
•'••14v4
18%
* 30'A
,.100
common
preferred
Phillips
Pitts
-
173
"27% Dec
6
Jan
45
23
104
8
9
11
3
16% Feb
Feb
101% Jan
18
8
14
.
3
23
21
108% Jan
29% Jan
18
59'A Jan
'* Jan
Nov
21% Dec
3
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
85
9
12% Jan
17 Va Jan
100
Mar 14
6% Oct
86% Jan
-
97
15% Mar 14
158% Jan
23
6
Feb
21% Jan
23
3
3.9% sdrles preferred—.1
5%
>
23
47'A
A
preferred
Phillips Jones Corp
•
3,300
>7%
96%
52
~
—:—.100
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc
29
88
preferred
Reading Corp
Corp common...
Phitco
*38
41
38%
lir%
r
100
Phil a &
19
33%
100
preferred
J«n
32%
WO
——
8,400
38%
1
i.
32
45
107y2
100
....
preferred
17
100
115
preferred
49%
387A
:
12%
95%
54%
112% Jan 13
100
12%
102
12%
96%
38%
-
.
500
49 Va
■••>'
96%
30%
^^.12.50
Phelps-Dodge Corp
78
102
-••56
'
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$1 conv preference com
Mo par
13
39% Jan
16
;7U0
24
39%
39%
u
136
9%
•28
1043/4
32 Va Jan
6
6
preferred ' (conv)
24
50%
,
17%".
78% '
16%
■
28
103'/2
108
95% May 13
69V2Jan
2nd
24%
'
■150
21
.
'
27%
107
No par
common:-.
*9%
9%
*50%.
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34 Vi
34 Vt
100.;;
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33 %c
21
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23
111
;
10
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56 Va i 56%
28% ••; 28%
12%
12%
...4%
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.
14%
"
16
93
t
.....40 '
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J
~
7»A, >•7%
:42% 'l
-
1
45% "'"45%
■
-
31
.-•'>4%%
preferred
100
' *1Q2>A
> Petrbleuto Corp of America
___5
> 32 •
Pfeiffer Brewing
Co—
...5
6
Pfizer (Chas)/& Co Inc common—1 * *
,
40
22
97
14
common
Peoples Gas Light & Coke.:
1
■
•48% 8ep
37% Feb 21
Corp
21 Va
9%
38%
..
.
97
„
14%
50- <:
preferred
96
*49%
_>00
3 > ' Pfeoria & Eastern Ry Co..
3
Pepsi-Cola Co
Jan,17
33M2,Jan
3
'
*
$1.60
6,700
113
9%
39%
49% > 50 :
,
V
,
27%
46%
-A.IOO
-
51
148
12%
*38
23
>30»A
,
,
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co_______10
Dec
19
31
July
Jan
-
;
series preferred
>Penn-Texas
43% Jun
■
12% Jan
24% Jan
111 *
rJan
22 Vt Jan
Jan 18
'
38% Jan
31
(96% Oct
82 %
*
■
4
.
1
'
50
May 25
39% Jan 26
119% May 26
103
Jan 16
64% Aug 25 » 54% Jan 23
9
-Jun
88% Dec
196
*
>6
13
6
85 y2 Jun
151 *
26
■
6Va Nov 22
OCt
26
*
3
24% July 25 ri 29V. Jan 23
73% Feb. U
>50% Jan 24
106% Jan -5
102
Jan 17
'
30
Jan
> 93% Jan
Mar,:^4
'.jNov
18
preferred
4.40%
2/0
34 V*
•109
9%
39'A
>.
-
136'A
135%
♦147 Va
103
31
.
28%
^
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...
1
Pennsylvania RR
13
3
:
13
,
Corp..
-.50%
77%
V
12%
38 Va
/
28%.
jCorn—.Nopar
'HVth
-"
.
*5
19% Jan
31% Jan
25
Jan
50
27
Oct
.24
3
27
Jan
17% MaT 14
'48
25% Jan
>
Cement
'
23
Jan
52
*36 Va Jan
102 y2 Dec
107 V2 Jan
•
Jan
146
Jan
18
!
11
38-.July 21 '""33% Jan
21
■'Penn-Dixie
Pennroad Corp (The)— i,
■^Penna
Glass
Sand
Corp
3 ''vPenn Power & Light
;
; it'
*102
50 Vt
*22 Vi
..
25
-'•••
,->48% Jan
111 % Jan 23
3
23
Jan
76
\.
29
;> ,,.38'A
•.
25
No par
3,100
33%
34%
113
*23%
i
;
49%
42% '<
16%
s'
56'/2
50 V2
.,
4
110
Jan
;
■
35 Ma
100%
'
25
i.
Penney (J C) Co
6
53
_No par
common
39%
39 Va
;
*7%
•9'/» \
'
>46%
56
.
*28%
„
,
39%
■
51%
135%
7
41
/
45'A
2.50
No par
Telep
35
*100%
:
..*38
-
C
24%
<49%
38%
> 148
42%
.
31%
1
36 Va
101
20 7A
;
'
12 Vs
.
3,700
9%
:
39%
49
'
*147
"
103
11%
.
.
No par
81 preferred
41.32 preferred
>
> $1.30 preferred.
3
15% Jan
30^Jun 13
t
Corp
Proof >Co__„
-
9
33% Jan
108% Apr 25
17y2 Oct
26
Jan
,,*102
: *24,
39'A
135
16%A
75%
75 V2
par
64%
*110
20%
*20%
•
51
(
136Va
16%
issued";
Peninsular
•
3
3
16
113%;Apr 20
29
48% Nov
Jan
23
7
*
'102
101
-
>46% Jan 17
28
" Dec
.
'
6
Nov
44% Oct
33
27
6
Jan
23
,1
2,600
34 Va
-
.
}
10
200
.
94%
'
39%
...135 '
34%
17
94%
63 %
36%
113
6,900
60,900
110
94%
100%
*9%
i
;
83
" 64%
36'A
113
.
10%
63
100%
34%
113
*9%."
*20 Va
;-l;... ...30lA
Penick & Ford—
.'>29% Jan 13
28% Jan 12
19
2
103% July
Oct
20
1,800
41-/8
'
•16%
17
93%
64%
100%
35
112
>
♦16%
17
93%
36
101
34%
110
3 ■>>Parineiee Transportation. ___No par
12'/2.. ,-12%'-. <
r'
Pafcino Mines &
5 ')
Enterprtses__>^__l^4%
4%;>
^0% Jan 11
.
Rust
'"When
52% Jan 12
.
5
Parker
9
,
Jun 23
49% Dec
-
>
Distillers
36'/a
*100%
38%
1
Parke Davte 8c Co
12
/
'
.28
■
29% May 3
106% Dec -6
38
:
5
Jan
13y2 Jan
< 5% Jan
'
20% Feb 24
-41% Mar 14
i'
3
44
"
23
-44% Mar
11
Jun
30y2 Jan
14
9
22
59
26
3
29% Aug
14% Dec
307
23
v 4% Jan
j 50
Jan
27
May
Jan
Jan
12 y» Jan
21
*$4% Feb
27% July 28
Jan
56
:>
5
27% Mar 17
82
-
7VaJan
36% Jan 10
22'/i Dec
.
17% Sep
11
*
41 Va
83
16%
....
Corp.:.—
Tilford
42%
83%
63 Va
48 >A,.
.
^—No par
—100..
41%
82%
92%
.110
25
common. 100
41%
62%
>
8c
72%
3b y2
83%
92
34%
„
par
Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe L com—No
Park
71%
*35%
82%
■16%
25 .". • 23 %
World
.
520
72%
41%
16%
>10 ,..> 10
20 y2
20 Ma
1
,
200
15,600
104
3b %
72
*35%
27,100
16
104
104
86%
62%
Tin
Amer
52%
II0V2
15 %
41%
91%
101% 101%
5
>• 4
% preferred
13% Jan '27" > Panhandle Oil
Corp.—.
36% Jan
3 Paramount Pictures
,,
.
•
28
44
Pan
>
*
62
4% May 27
9
79 % Jan 26
103 ". Jan
6
.
102
*
Jan
18 y,. Jan
-
10
104
71%
51%
16%
16%
36 %
36
100
Corp
—
71%
*35
61 Va
No par
& Electric.,.^—
Lighting Corp
No
41%
*84
•
16% 8ep 26
70% Oct 12
Shares
115%
52%
116
116
104
91
"
15
Inc
41%
*16Va
3
6.25
Gas
-Pacific
*.
the Week
Friday
Jan. 27
^
_1
.-.i.
!
16%
104
36 y2
.100..,
147% 147%
Consolidated Corp____l. 6%
7»A
Pacific Western Oil Corp ,common_4
4142
4% preferred
10 >
*9ya
9Mi 'i:
r
17
71
*35
86Va
-
Telep & Tcleg
preferred
e%
71%
52%
53%
118
16
104
36Mi
1^6
com—JNopmr
Pacific
*
27
7% Jan
104
71
r
common
Pacific Mills
"
'150
Jan 23
•
9% Jan
16
Jan
104 %
*84Vs
preferred
Fisheries
preferred
•Pacific Finance
Jan
54
23
I
conv
Coast
50 ;
3
6% Jan
$
104
:41%
Co new
■
40
-40
4
145% Jan
Jan
r,
.
5%
■
'
23
38% Jan
Pacific
*115%
16 ya
'
10
48 Vs Jan
-1
cum
Pacific Amer
5
> 24% Jan
117 Ya
15%
83y3C
(The)—
Glass
Pabco Products. Inc
4%
♦115%
16'/a
No.par
Oxford -Paper Co common
85 preferred
6
52%
116Va
15%
.
:—
Owens-Corning Fibergltas Corp
6
53%
*114Mi
100
53
,
»35
-
Owens-Illinois
6
Jan
;10% Jan
10
•132% Jan
12
2
118
Jan 27
24
;
152% Aug 22
28
.37% Jun.
.
23
;,■ 9% Jan 10
5
Dec
Jan
52%
No par
•Overland Corp
13
148% Aug 24
•
6% Nov 18
8% Apr
Aug
Rights
3
Jan.26
51%
issued"
Outlet Co
18
Thursday
Jan. 25
1
preferred
Elevator
"When
24
94% Jan
67 y* Jan
Wednesday
Jan. 24
100
1951 series
common
convertible
Outboard Marine & Mfg.
3
110
Aug 29
,
*16% Jan
6
23
38 Va Jan
29
-
'
56:
142 y2 Mar 10
37% Nov
17
26% Nov 29
17
3
-
27
33% Jan
25% Nov 29
Nov
Jan
"
,
:90
Otis
4
100% Jan 25
12% Mar 10
124
V4 Jan
35
17
Apr
9% Oct
>
*<88Va'Jan
71% Dec 22
a Mar 14
77% Jan
5
Corp
4%%
3
•84% Oct
Oliver
13
31% Jan
Sales for
Tuesday
Jan. 23
Mathleson Chemical Corp—
Conv preference
9
23
Jan
104
Monday
Par
Common
3
36
61
112V4 Sep 22
78% Dec
6
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Olln
49% Mar 14
114
Range Since Jan.
Highest
151
30/.
30
„
30%
23%
32%
152
30%
23%
32
31%
32 Va
150
151
31
31
♦150
'
30%
32 Va
151
30%
170
>
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
22
.
(574)
NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
ban for Previous
Range Since Jan.
Year 1955
38% Jan
3
42% Jan
88% July 27
5
86
26
Jan
3
8% Jan
>
10% July
10% Jan
.37
12
Jan
47
Feb
7
60% Nov
53% Jan
23 7
56
Jan
32
Sep
26
37% Jan
2!
42% Jan
11
15% Jan
23
18
Jan
3
31% Jan
23
34% Jan
6
Jan
17
44% Jan
3
4%
27
4%
12
July 25
16
13% Sep
26
31
Oct
11
39
Jan
5
5
25% Apr 15
37% Jun
1
47
Aug 11
34% Jan
7
38 % July 27
41% July
7% Jan
3
8% Jan
Sep 13
21% Aug 25
4
12% Feb
Dec 30
67 '/a Feb
May 16
18% Jan
16
11% Aug 15
15% Aug 23
6
13% Jan
64
Jan
Oct
7% Jan
3
8% Jan
26
15% Jan
Mar 11
10
51
Jan
26
Nov
91
26
Jan
62
Mar 14
82
101
Steel
Republic
82
Rheem
5
25
6% Jan
7
18
common
Corp
9
8
20
28
24% Jan
6
33% Dec
8
Ritter Company
30
Jan
9
4
1
103% Jan
10
23% Jan
13% Jan
Jan
105
391
26
Jan
16
10
26% Jan
j6
3
17% Jan
,
11
4%
Rotary
19
Jan
18
32% Dec
15
28% Jan
12
31% Jan
3
35
Oct
31
48% Jan
3
34% Jan
23
36% Jan
12
15% Mar 21
11% Jan
Royal
12% Jan 25
3
Electric
/8
2o,0.0
51%
52
51%
52%
51%
52
51%
52
517 a
51 '/8
14,900
58% Dec
27
51"% Jan
23
57
Jan
3
92% Sep
98% Feb
28
94% Jan
3
97
Jan
16
126
Dec
27
113% Jan
27
122% Jan
3
4.30%
6
55
Jun
22
43% Jan
23
50% Jan
3
11
26
July 14
23"% Jan
12
22
Jan
16
25% Mar 14
34% Jun
13
30
Jan
20
17
88 %Jun
27
81
Jan
18
265
Aug 17
320% Apr
15
281
'Jan
23
306
Apr
170
10
155
Jan
5
*155
Jan
*
Bt Louis
*
7
41% Jan
July 13
19% Sep 22
102% Jan
6
103
Jan
17% Apr 25
18% Jan
17
19
Jan
11
25% Oct
13
32
29% Jan
13
32
Jan
3
12% Nov
21
14% Feb
17 '
20
Oct
27
27% Jan
3
22
Jan
6
57% Dec
16
55% Mar 14
93% Oct 19
78% Jun
20
98
11
5%
105
6
40
85% Jan
4
69% Oct
11
Mar 14
30
6
6
34% Dec
28
8% Mar 15
5% Nov 17
Electric
27
Savage
13
45% Jan
23
55
Jan
3
Scherlng
65
Jan
23
70% Jan
4
Scott Paper
93% Jan
26
95
Jan
6
104
Jan
11
104
Jan
11
Sep
8
36
Jan
5
38% Jan
87% Jan
18
88% Jan
25
7
71% Jan
23
75% Jan
4
38% Dec
8
35
37
Scovill
3.65%
21%
14-/2
147a
5,100
26%
26
26-/8
25%
2574
2,2.0
43%
4.7
2
4.-/2
43%
29%
30
29%
29%
29'/4
29%
29 %
2978
29.
20
409%
100
1
1
"103%
431/4
81%
827b
28%
28%
28%
Co
81%
*811/2
20
10% Jan
3
Jan
19
24% Jan
5
Sheaffer
10
71% Jan
26
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
14 Vb
20%
24% Jan
3
45% Jan
19
48% Jan
6
Simmons
7
55% Jan
4
60% Jan
26
48% Mar 14
59% Jun
21
55% Jan
57% Jan
3
58
Jan
9
Skelly
Oil
59
Jan
9
Smith
(A
210
Jun
Jan 25
32% Jan
12
66% Jan
25
22% .Jan
23
5
23
12% May 23
10% Jan
3
12% Jan
24
19% Mar
17% Jan
12
18% Jan
3
Jan
16
53% Jan
10
28
Jan
17
51% Dec 30
54
Feb
25
53
26% Dec
19
37% Jan
3
27
Mar 14
40% Nov
3
37
,
43%
49%
49
47%
47%
46,i00
65%
67%
65%
65%
65'/a
65%
65%
66%
8,600
94%
*93%
94%
*93%
94%
93%
94
93%
93%
"93%
Jan
9
40% Jan
17
54% July 25
21% Mar 7
49% Jan
23
51% Jan
5
34.
8%
88%
88 %
87%
88%
74%
73
74
73
73%
36
35%
36
36
36
55
56%
35%
36
35%
54
54 %
54%
54%
55
21%
20%
201/2
20%
17%
32 %
33
32%
20%
33
16
16%
16 %
17
6
57
57
57
40%
42
42
42%
42
40%
41
41%
42
42%
14 '/a
& G
27
26%
26%
10 74
14
1374
137/B
4.5C0
231/a
23 %
22%
23%
*22%
22%
2,000
46%
47%
46%
46 %
58%
59
59-/2
60
56%
57
56-/2
56%
54%
56%
23
23%
46%
47
56 %
56%
57%
55%
56%
56%
56%
,=.
25% Oct
11
27% Jan
10
"28
Jan
3
4
29% May
24% July
5
15% Jan
8
20
25
21
Jan
17
1,700
2,300
30,700
7,300
54%
54%
54%
,54%
55%
52%
53%
53%
541/2
531/2
54 %
53%
53%
3,0.0
29%
30
30
31
30%
31
27
30-/4
11,100
29%
63%
29%
x30 %
30%
30%
31
30%
30%
30
30-/2
11,ICO
%
64%
66
66
66%
651/2
66
65
66
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
6,200
11%
12,800
18%
7,200
64
21%
20%
21%
21%
*205
12%
12
27 %
27%
27
271/4
39%
39%
38%
38%
18%
50
49%
50 %
18%
(The)
18%
♦52%
531/2
*52-/2
27%
27V2
27
27-/4
4OV2
40
40
39
39-/4
500
501/4
49%
18%
531/2
49%
50%
49%
49%
12,900
20 %
201%
20%
20%
33,6C0
Co
19%
No par
29 %
33%
291/2
291/2
29-/8
29%
34%
351/8
No par
(Del)
51%
34%
35
52%
53%
51%
52%
32,000
52%
1
Southern Railway common.._No par
5% non-cum prefened
50
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
100
34
■
1
34%
22.6CO
50%-
30
34%
35
531/4
52%
53%
•
;
36%
351/8
35%
34%
105%
105%
106%
105%
1061/2
105-/8
-51%
511%
51%
511/2
51%
50%
*90
92
36%
103%
102 %
51
92
*90
201/4
29%
34%
35
35%
98%
20
30
34%
52%
34%
19%
29%
7.50
Co
20 %
29%
20
5
Gas
11%
12
-
29,900
27%
*39
49%
11%
12 %
V
*203
*205
*205
12
*205
27
Southern Production Co Inc
4
■
x52%
25
6
91% Jan
57
.
54 %
5
com
Edison
South'n
17
601/4
59%
56%
29%
25
Sugar
3
Jan
47
46%
-
54%
18%
56% Jan
91
4,5.0
26%
*52%
27
6
25,6.0
14
53%
51% Jan
93
1 230
71-/2
27
18%
65% July
38 % Apr
14
1,6.0
97/a
23%
70%
*23
23%
13%
*52%
Southern
3
9%
10
10
*23
8,430
10,300
26%
53%
South Indiana Gas & Elec
25
41
14
*52%
3
51% Jan
427/8
40%
26%
18%
4
38% Jan
108% Jan
41%
42%
68%
18%
27
4
42%
41%
13%
•
11%
Jan
20
6,3.0
8,6j0
60
42
10
V
57
711/2
18%
Jan
20
6%
56%
68%
com_4.50
Co
35
33% Jan
72
57
69
12
20% Jan
50% Jan
6
6%
6
23%
1
30
98% Jan
17
53
1
11
4
17
'
29
pfd—100
23
13
11%
9%
53%
5
23
62% May 31
55,400
*56%
'
Pacific
1,100
33%
67
50
Natural
12,4.0
;
21%
10
15
*
California
Southern Co
56
32%
23%
23
.
35%
55-/2
*20-/2
9%
46%
23
'
2.9C0
65%
26%
13%
,
8,7u0
36%
26%
66%
26%
,Y
73%
33 %
23%
9%
*23
.180
89%
73
21%
"■
42%
39%
*87%
I V 74
57
6%
13,20 J
'
32%
6% "
6
6%
57%
6
37%
*20%
33% ;
17%
32%
60
104
10
19% Jan
Dec
89
71%
64%
•
33% Jan
Dec
*87%
72%
53%
r..
29% Jan
112
38
87%
46 %
1
5
37%
71%
•20%
*103
36%
3 8'A
50c
...
Rico
104 ?•
*103
104
,
48
37%
87%
55%
36% Nov 29
Aug
*103
20%
20%
38
38
9%
preferred
Southern
47%
,
37%
37% '
23 %
preferred
Porto
104
*103
104
"103
9%
South Amer Gold & Platinum
5%
17,2 JJ
66'A
,__1
Solvay American Corp 4%
South
20%
47%
:
23V4
Inc
E
20
45%
65
Corp
South Carolina
14,800
45%
-
5
Solar Aircraft Co
16
Jan
3
l,4c0
14-/2
20%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
,
4,8.0
14
20%
—_No par
Co
O)
f
18%
30%
14 1/8
'
30-/2
14'%
No par
Smith-Corona
14
'
18%
30%
20%
Sinclair Oil Corp
24% Jan
103%
<
18%
13%
_
Co
52 % Jan
*102%
103%
;
13%
of America—
Simonds Saw & Steel
52% Jan
i3,53o
42% '
20%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
14
1
42
13%
1
63% Nov
87% Apr
18%
30%
7.50
49% Nov
6
*102%
18%
29%
__1
3
18
43 Ve
103 %
18%
No par
6
11
42%
*102'/a
18%
40
165
42%
••
60O
292
*147
9,3.0
.
20%
Pen Co—
39 % Jan
15
42
-
*281
.
165
43%
1
44
25% Jun 27
'
103%
1
Shell Oil Co
64% Dec
292
*147
18%
1
26
Jan
*283
165
1,3.0
r
'
13%
common
62% Jan
61V4 Jan
281
10
Co
7
27
281
42%
1
57% Jun
82
*102%
No par
28
31-/2
81%
"
3
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
20% Jan
23-/4
30%
82%
18%
42%;;
57%
37% Mar 14
2J
31%
82%
103%
41%
No par
Rubber
(W A)
22%
31%
18%
^
12,200
44%
*102%
5
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock Oil & Gas
20% Jan
165 'V
2,0.0
45-/8
45%
22%
'
82%
22 J
9.-/2
114%
44%
*147
300
-l>
20,800
53
96-/2
113%
96'/2
114
10
new
22% Jan
Oct
«147
Servel
Co
&
23
26
*283
165
1
25% Dec
49% Jan
281
loo
common
18% Aug 17
72% Jan
281
"147
3
7
81%
81 '/a
81
100
3
7
32
31%
6% Jan
27% Feb
23
31%
22%
30-/4
57% Jan
65% Dec 28
23
*22 %
3
33% Jan
45%
30%
11
31
45%
22%
5
Roebuck
115
114 %
45%
45
0 52%
52%
52%
96-/2
114
115%
115%
115
"113 Via
-
30
Co
Sheraton Corp
18
96 '/a
40
Bheller Mfg Corp
Jan
52%
96%
loo
6
51
52%
96 %
25
3
7
53%
9o%
22'/2
common
15% Jan
17
52%
96%
No par
27% Jan
31% Jan
52%
96%
No par
11
28% Jan
51%
15c
26
7
1,2.0
No par
13% Jan
17% Jan
2,8.0
12-/2
1.40
25% Jan
18
35-/4
12-/4
45%
Inc
22
35
35%
12
43%
Corp
19% Jun
44% Jan
35%
12%
100
30% July 12
16% Sep 26
35-/4
12%
No par
6
4
35%
12%
10
9
9% Feb
34%
12-,a
100
22% Jan
24
34%
12%
8
13% Nov
Feb
28%
34%
Jan
9% Jan
174
28%
5% Jan
23
6,3u0
41,700
12
12
3
72
34%
18 % Jan
12
28
28%
23
43% Jan
12 %
28-/4
12
Jan
45% Jan
3,700
81-/2
::
34%
16
4
42
28%
16
10
13-/8
41%
82%
20% Dec
31
*12%
81%
3
66% Mar
16'/8
13'/4
4274
16
42
36% Jan
11% Jan
15%
*12%
28%
20
36% Feb
16%
13 %
82%
32% Jan
18
16 %
*12%
43%
Oil
16
16%
13%
81%
Corp
20
5,oOJ
1,100
16%
16%
42%
Seagrave
39% Jan
2,4o0
80%
Seaboard
39% Jan
23%
43%
8eaboard Finance Co
11
105
2374
24%
24%
79%
6
49% Nov 29
*103%
24
24
24
24%
42%
13
49% Apr
14,610
440
105
*103%
105
1,3~0
...
*420
10
Co
16
18
2
16%
Jan
11
18
16%
22% Jan
Oct
July 19
24%
*103%
105
"103%
105
24
4.7s
29-/4
435
4.2
432
422
425
418
409%
100
3274
43%
5
Co common
Inc
*32
33 :;/ //
♦32%
34
44
57% Jan
Oct
*32%
43%
19
Nov
26%
33%
*32%
44%
20
56
26%
26%
,
33%
44
Jan
35
18
26
25%
♦32
No par
20 % Jan
,
5,7.0
21%
14%
preferred
Seiberling
70
22
14%
53% Jan
Sears
69-/4
7078
70%
*21%
15
59% Apr
5
31% July 18
40% Nov 16
83% Jan
49% Jan
71%
10
5
20% Nov
70%
22
Corp
Mfg
17,100
6%
14%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
26
25
70%
14%
*
25
4,6.0
6%
6%
*21%
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
9 % Apr
46% Oct
6%
41%
Schenley Industries
61% Jan
Jan
6%
5
14% Jan
10
9% Mar 14
6%
15
Electric Co
Co
21% Jan
Nov
54
6%
22
series A
&
4
52
23
40%
14%
Co common
Gas
27
87% Jun
16
40-, a
common—No par
100
Jan
7
407a
6%
40
33%
39 %
69%
preferred—.
1st pfd 4.40%
Mar
40%
6%
41
33%
39%
♦21%
preferred
Arms
40%
33%
33%
2.0
13,3.0
1
13% Jan
20
34
22
Southwestern, Ry Co
Sangamo
33%
10
noncum
San Diego
33%
5
St Regis Paper
44% Jan
92% May 18
43% Jan
Jan
21
23
10.74
33%
38%
Preferred series A 5%
82% Jan
88%
1037»
89
1
St L San F Ry Co
Jan 13
3oO
88%
103 %
89
69
common
conv
70
*61
70
103%
33%
14%
Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
Jan
145
'■) 33
104
66 %
St Joseph
22 % Jan
89
104
"21 %
preferred
17
*88
103
19,9.0
5
(Jacob)
Jan
*61
89%
103
-
*61
70
70
*87%
88
103%
34
Mines
Steel
Bafeway Stores
4%
*61
70
"61
5
McBee Corp
Co (The)
Ruppert
10,900
9%
50
Ruberoid
42% July 21
33% Jan
75
9%
4 J 74
Co__50 Guilders
Royal Dutch Petrol
107
73%
974
51%
*13
4
13
74%
issued"
3
101% Oct
74%
1
Ronson Corp
44 % Jan
Feb
74%
Ltd
Trust
preferred series A
85% Jan
Dec
74
73%
76%
3.0
1
10
Rohr Aircraft Corp
9
49% Jun
76
44%
4,a00
63,4.0
■■
9%
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
Rohm & Haas Co common
23
16
45
50-/2
31% Jan
41 % Jan
Sep
44%
9%
20
Jan
79% Jan
33% Mar 14
45%
51%
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
5%% conv preferred
25
,
9
101
45%
9%
Rochester Gas & El Corp
435
Jan
45%
51%
34% Jan
29
28
45%
45%
9%
44% Jan
88% Sep
Jan
45%
14-/4
No par
44% Dec
74
*14
51%
new__.
29
40
14-/8
6%
25
103 % Jun
14%
9%
Co
Paper
Selection
68 ye Jan
9
14%
50%
13
14% Sep 28
27
8-/8
*14%
9%
Co
Manufacturing
43% Dec
Sep
8%
14%
75
10
"When
11
8%
14%
507/8
Metals Co
Tob class B
Roan Antelope Copper
Jan
78
8%
14%
: ■;
9%
24
27
12,3^-0
%
8%
8
*8
49%
29
40% Jun
48 % Apr
38
8
3778
43%
Jan
25% Jan
34
7
13
62
*60
'
8%
2.50
Richfield Oil Corp
V
2,000
38%
37%
39%
1,2.0
19%
62
*60
38%
39%
15
19%
8%
No par
Brass
38%
5C0
15
19%
19%
14%
shillings
5
.
151/4
*15
62
*60
62
*60
39
38%
43% Jan
9
Oct
41% Jan
61%
"60
10
(R J)
Rhlnelander
Jan
12%
Feb
19%
88
15% Jan
35
15'/4
19%
103
79% Jan
6
15%
19%
100
23 % Jan
11
15%
19%
100
19
Oct
15%
19%
series
27
9% Jan
15%
18%
series
23
21
15%
5
100
1
50c
10
Preferred 4.50%
14% Jan
Dec
10
Preferred 3.60%
21 % Jan
105% Mar
10
Common
66% Jan
410
3,41,0
8%
11
9
17
l4-/2
*8%
16
13
19
14-/8
8%
89% Jan
Dec
Jan
14-,a
*8%
105% Jan
17% Sep
33% Jun
Jun
14%
8%
4
27% Dec
100
14%
8%
102% Jan 17
6
257
14 '/a
8%
Reynolds
2
27
14%
*8%
Reynolds
Jan
26% Sep
14
8%
3
Dec
34
14
8%
54% Jan
21
64 % May 12
13%
27
8
8% Sep
9U0
51% Jan
Rhodesian
5% July 26
78
preferred
Revere Copper &
Jan
4.0
21
Rexall Drug Co
35% Jan
1-0
2174
47% Jan
41
35%
*34%
3,5c0
21%
3
5
1.0
37
/
21'/2
12
23
47
21%
23
33% Jan
43%
37
35'/4
Jan
34% Jan
33
43
37%
35%
10
2
32-/2
44
*56%
21%
53% Jan
14
33-/4
*43
37%
21%
76% Jan
38% Sep
32%
36
10
45% Feb
32
,8
21%
"36
10
1
33
44
*36
23
32% Sep 26
81% Apr
33
*43
37%
3
Jan"
32%
44
*36
49% Jan
86%
2o,o0 J
«/4v2
*35%
series
pfd 3%%
convertible
$1
2
12.4U0
16
*42%
9% Jan
20
37-/4
16-/2
32 %
69% Jan
May 11
105% Apr
37 78
17%
37%
2J
Sep 15
8
10% Jun
5*%
39/4
16%
44
.
21%
Inc
Republic Pictures
10
54-/2
38
1/%
31%
<
37%
Republic Aviation Corp
16
14 % Jan
54-/2
38%
44
17
8.0
55
17'/a
3.%
16%
4. J
:
(Robt)
Conv
5
li,lv.O
21%
Reliance Mfg Co common
3
43% Jan
'84
6
7% Mar 14
40
62% Jan
43 % Jan
11%
3dVa
*54%
54%
x38
"36
5
Reliable Stores Corp
27
13
26
12
54% Sep
May 16
19% Jan
3
Jan
60
Sep 12
5
54% Dec
41
45
16
47% Sep
11-/2
*34 /a
& Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
5
11 "}8
No par
Bit Co
Bros
Reeves
3,8.0
11%
11%
8
50c
Silk Hosiery
Real
4
9
37% Jan
61
60
5% Mar 14
27
Jan
16% Jan
23
Jan
15
19
31
-
5
Jan
preferred
Mills
2nd
8-/4
11%
11%
,54%
16%
8074
8-/4
11%
50
1st preferred
noncum
15%
,
54%
38%
80-/4
*/4
8
1
5
50
50
common
noncum
Reed Roller
Reis
11% Feb 14
26
>
24
15
Co
Reading
11%
11 %
42%
J/4
43%
85 '/4
8
48,900
42%
J
42%
8%
43%
80%
*8%
Snarei
-1
8
44
85%
8%
43%
*85 %
8%
53%
Jan.
Jan. so
8d%
43%
85 %
the Week
Friday 'i-
Thursday
V2
43%
8%
3'- %
Sales for
PRICES
Jan. 25
42%
No par
Inc
Raytheon Mfg Co
■»
25
21% Jan
13% Jan 23
3
15 % Sep
25% Jan
11
20% Jan
27% May 22
18% Aug
4
33% Jan
Corp
RKO Theatres
Rayonler
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 24
85 %
No par
1
1
Raybestos-ManhatjBin
Jan
37
18
Jan
36
8
Mar
42
5
19% Mar 22
13
May 6
29 % Jan
43
preferred
1st
$3.50
RKO Pictures Corp
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Jan. 23
Par
Radio Corp of America com__No par
Jan
11
8% Mar 14
6% Oct
5
27
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
47% Jan
84% Jan
55% July
18
81% Jan
NEW
1
Highest
Laweai
Highest
Lowest
Monday^ January 30, 1956
36
92
*90
51
*90
92
*90
53%
106
3.8C0
9C0
6,200
24,100
1,400
50%
92
■
4% Oct
11
3% Nov 25
77% Oct 21
59
Feb
98% Sep
16% Jun
21
100
Nov
7
16
2
2
Sep 14
10% Jan
5
68% Mar 14
40% Oct
3
35% Nov 18
188
Mar 22
10% Oct 27
8
July 11
7
Feb
18
7% Jan
4
90
Aug 31
77% Dec
16
103% Nov 30
23% Aug
8
29% Jun
21
103% Nov 14
17% Nov 18
Jan
4% Jan
5% Jan
19
3
16
5
Jan
5
63
Jan
25
63
Jan
25
69
Jan
27
73% Jan
18
4% Jan
100% Jan
18
100% Jan
5
Jan
23
19% Jan
24% Jan
23
27% Jan
20
Jan
14% Jan
23
20
83% Jan
7
51 % Jan
23
41% July 27
94% Nov 22
39% Jan
3
89% Jan
5
11% Jan
23
-12% Jan
9% Jan
3
11V8 Jan
55% Dec
,/ 20% Mar 4
16% Feb 11
53% Jan
$4.50
Spiegel
17
6
43% Jan
-
13
91% Jan
26
6'
23
Service
Co
,
$4.50
preferred-—
Inc
2.50
1
No par
common
$3.50
preferred
100
l
50c
2
—No par
5
Square D Co
-
6
25
;i
preferred
Standard Brands
1
1
Spencer Chemical Co common
4.20%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
-
16% Jan
Jan
July 27
Public
$5.50 preferred
102 % Jan
101
82
86
Southwestern
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparks Withington Co
Spear <fc Co common
Inc
com
—
No par
No par
Standard Coil Products Go Inc
Standard Gas & Electric Co
1
4%
*4%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
277b
277b
277b
27%
8,300
20%
27%
*20
20%
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
20
20-/4
1.0C0
4%
1,900
4%
4%
4%
"
70%
72
"101%" 102
4%
*4%
75
*63
4%
*. '
•'
•
4%
4%
70%
63
63
72
*101%
-
4%
4%
75
*63
70%
71
102
*100%
101 %
18%
18%
18%
18%
25%
25%
25%
257b
101%
101%
IOIV2
14%
*82
14%
51%
51%
41%
42
-90%
90%
11%
11%
10%
11%
14%
,
-
-
52
,
11
14%
18%
♦101
14%
15
82
82
,42%
52%
52
91%
•
15
~
50
11,630
30
82%
5174
4274
42(4
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1
3,500
107,900
42%
*9074
9174
2,500
52-/8
42-/4
52
51%
421/2
42
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18-/8
25"%
101 %
5,900
:
400
:90%'
90%
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14%
82
52
42
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14%
82
101%-
25%
25%
101
'
82%
14%
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82 %
101
10
4,300
70%
*100%
187b
18 Vb
25%
300
4%
70
69
101
100-/b
18%
25
101%"
*55
70%
7074
18
101%
4-/a
4%
65
24%
*101 "
4%
474
45/a
4%
♦55
-
90%
90%'
11%
121/4
11%-
11%
11%
11%
10%
10%
10%
10%
1074
10%
2,000
11 %
,;
3.4CO
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*
Volume 183
Number 5503
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(575)
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1955
18
42% May 18
106% Jan 18
42
Mar 14
99
Aug 19
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
93% July
NEW
■
8
87% Jan
19
92% Jan
9
24
48% Jan
23
52
Jan
6
Dec
22
142% Jan
23
153% Jan
50"% Sep
13
47% Jan
4
Mar 28
53% Jun
154
102
Standard
Oil
3
Standard
50% Jan
27
Standard
Oil of New Jersey
Oil of Ohio common
-
93% Jan
10
99% Jan
17
22
13% Jan
23
14% Jan
3
16% Oct
25
22% leb
14
16','2 Jan
19
17% Jan
3
50
11
43% Jan
23
45% Jan
27
Starrett
6J% July 28
4
Stauffer
Feb
Monday
Par
Oil of California
15% Dec
Mar 30
STOCK
Standard
6
36
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
8j/2 Jan
40% May 26
3%%
of
83%
89
90%
90%
91%
89
90 3/4
88%
89%
19,900
49%
4334
48%
4 8 Via
49%
491/B
50%
491/8
49%
75,3c0
15
142 VB
145%
144%
146V4
145%
146%
14 7 VB
63,500
10
47%
48%
48%
48%
48 3A
48%
50%
13,600
*99%
102
13%
14
16 S/8
1613/4
No par
4334
43%
10
51%
52 Va
52%
'52%
_1
51% Jan
13
57% Jan
14% Jan
18
15
50
Jan
27
24% May 12
29
Jan
5
25% Jan
26
27% Jan
13
Stevens (J P)
23% Jan
6
38% Oct
21
34% Jan
5
37% Jan
13
*14%
14%
14%
145/8
4
Stewart-Warner Corp——
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
Jan
58% Jan
6
18% Jan
6
23% May 23
19% Jan
27
21% Jan
16% Feb
23
21% Aug 24
18% Jan
23
19 Vb Jan
4
21
11% Jan
16
26 V8 Jan
6
33% Dec
Jan
19
35
Jan
9
20% SeD
26
22% Jan
23
23% Jan
Sterling
6
20% Jan
20% Jan 26
9
9
July 14
29 % July
30
5
33
Aug 26
153/b Jan
4
9% Jan
27
32
Oct
41 Va Jun
7
32% Jan
27
12
% Jan
17% Aug 12
13% Jan
23
10% Jan
Co
Drug
Inc„
Storer
95
4
Dec
27
67% Feb
11
115% Apr
5
21% Jan
6
25 Vb May 12
32 % May 11
75% May 17
8% Nov 22
740
Jan
6
105
Jun
1
803A Sip
^
70% Jan
17
75
Jan
3
Nov
25
114% Jan
26
114% Jan
26
271/4 Jun
15
22% Jan
23
231/2 Jan
6
1
26Vb Jan
18
26% Jan
6
403/4 July 25
87Va Sep
1
36% Jan
9
Jan
18
74% Jan
27
>11% Jan
4
Sunshine
9'A Jan
16
10
Jan
3
Sunshine
25
38
12% Jun
2
1,080 Dec
8
934
Jan
10
1,125
Jan
28
8
33% Sip
15
24
Jan
23
Jan
3
2
583/4 May
2
30
45
Jan
6
4934 Jan
12
Mar 30
44% Oct
91% Apr
128
26
Mar 14
15
Oct
11
6% Jan
10
25 % Jan
6
11% Sep
27
41% Jan
17
83% Jan
6
23% Sep
22 V2 Jan
Sun
Oil
Co
May 16
36% Oct
10
4 V'2
Vo
5Va%
2nd Did
seiies
25%
14,200
35V2
35%
4,200
19%
*19%
19 »/e
19%
19%
18%
20%
18%
19
*20
*20
20%
34%
23%
331/4
33
331/4
13%
14
14
14%
*951/2
£8
*95%
98
71%
71
*114%
91/4
*95%
71%
71
*114%
9%
9%
28,100
32%
32%
15,800
14%
14%
6,000
98
97
97
71
71
71
".
..
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
35,700
261%
26 3/8
26%"
26%
26%
26%
4,300
37
'55—30
223A
26%
37%
37
37V4
38
38
38
38
37%
38
2,300
*75%
76 Va
75
75'/a
751/4
751/4
75
76
74%
74%
1,000
93/b
9%
9%
9%
9%
9'/2
9%
9%
990
1,020
1,020
1,044
1,050
1,125
251/4
25
253/4
25%
26
1,110
253A
26%
43
46V4
43%
46 Va
46 3A
47
47
22%
23
23
23'A
1,100
471/4
43%
47%
47'A
43%
433A
44
43%
44'/a
951/2 Jan
26
9
$4 preferred
'
27
July 25
19% Jan
27
20
Jan
Talcott Inc
Jan
3
35
Jan
13% Jan
27
14%
Jan
Temco
..No par
Telautograph
135
Jan
18
9% Jan
3
$4.40 cum pfd (conv)
Symington Gould Corp
25
37% Apr
17% May
26
2
31
6
46% Jan
23
51% Jan
D.c
30
115% Jan
27
125% Jan
45% Dec
12
39
Jan
23
43% Jan
62% Jun
121
Va
2.50
Producing Co
Sulphur—
Texas
Gulf
Texas
Instruments
28% Oct
11
37
8
33% Jan
5
37% Jan 24
4.48%
Inc
Texas
Pacific
Coal
Pacific
Land
&
25%
4,300
*
46%
46%
1,200
23%
23%
23 %
47%
47 %
47%
433A
44
43%
44 %
9
Oct
19
Oct
11
Nov
28
Jan
23
Jan
Texas
&
Oct
17
38% Dec
2
34% Jan
23
37% Jan
Texas
Utilities
12
Jan
6
25% Nov
1
23% Jan
4
26% Jan
Textron American Inc
Jan
10
25% Nov
1
23% Jan
15% Nov
28
19% Mar
4
16
45
25
53
July 12
12% Jun
30
10 % Jan
4
26% Jan
Jan
19
16% Jan
50% Jan
4
11% Jan
24
52%
11% Jan
4
6
13% July 25
10% Jan
23
11% Jan
17
Jun
1
10
46% Jan
3
11
47% July 25
15% Feb 18
44%, Jan
11% Jan
13% Jan
19
14
Jan
26
43% Oct
19
60% Mar 24
100% Sep
27
105% May 10
35% Dec
5
48% Jan
23
56% -Jan
3
101
Jan
19
102% Jan
23
33
Jan
23
Jan
17
35% Jan
13
26% Jan
5
28% Dec
7
27% Jan
4
27% Jan
6
75 % Dec
22
63 % Jan
23
73% Jan
3
18% July 26
58 % Jun
6
14 % Jan
23
14% •Jan
3
44% Jan
10
48
Jan
16
Tide
-
Water
$1.20
48% Sep
12
38% Jan
23
Jan
3
Transamerica
22% Oct
28
35% Jun
8
22% Jan
23
25% Jan
3
Trans
18% Jan
20
24% July 13
20% Jan
25
23
Jan
3
Transue
22% Oct
11
28 % Jun
25
10
25% Jan
11
60
15
Jan
42
Nov
18
18
Mar 15
25% Dec
29
2o
J-0
50
May 16
53% Feb- 2
52% Jan
11
Mar 14
33% Apr
59 % Apr
14
29
Jan
23
14
53 % Jan
25
£5
31% Jan
13
21% Jan
27
24% Jan
55% Jan
58
23
Jan
27%
55
35%
12Vb
26%
37%
37%
37%
33%
37%
&
11%
Oil
10%
com__10
.
33
,
Jan
27%
64
25%
24%
25 VB
55,000
25%
25%
;24%
25%
25
25
6,000
16 %
16%
51%
16%
51%
16 VB
16 %
16
16 %
2,000
X50%
51
50%
51%
*11%
11%
12%
11%
11 5A
11%
11%
11%
*44%
45
45
45
11%
•
14
49%
101%
;
,
r
9.500
270
6,300
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
27%
27%
27%
/ 271/2
27%
27%
27%
65
64"%
65%
641/2
643A
63%
64
145/B
14%
14%
46%
46,
46%
33%
33%
14%
14%
14%
14%
46%
48
47
47
46
3.9%
25%
50
25
55%
56
1
1
24%
40%
24%
23%
241/4
23%
25
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
700
25%
25%
251/4
25%
25%
25%
24,200
56%
25%
56 %
56V4
56V4
26%
,26%
26
26%
57%
*54
29%
53%
29%
53%
*52
16%
22%
16%
23%
16%
49%
*48 %
49%
25%
53 Vb
56%
25%
26%
25%
53
29
29%
29
*52
53%
*52
20th
15% Aug 16
20 % Jan
19
16% Jan
3
16% Jan
27
46 % Aug
17
60
19
48
Jan
19
48% Jan
19
9% Nov
2
18% Mar
4
12
Jan
9
14% Jan
18
Twin
25% Nov
2
40% Mar 18
2J% Jan
27
33% Jan
3
TXL
13% Jan
0
16% Jun
15
13% Jan
23
15
Jan
3
Udyllte
33
4
43% Jun
28
35 Vb Jan
23
37% Jan
13
1
11
Jan
4
7
Jan
20
7% Jan
4
31
113
Nov
28
97
Jan
10
102% Jan
12
116'A Sep
G
103% Jan
26
110% Jan
3
Union
31 % Jun
30
24 Vb Jan
23
26% Jan
3
Union Chem
31% Apr
26
29% Jan
9
Union
Co
22%
16%
*48
23%
16%
49
*53%
58
*54
29%
53%
23%
16%
*48
23%
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1
(The)
20,600
39%
40%
22
53
(conv)
38%
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
8,000
May
6% Dec
,
2 9 5/8
231/4
53%
22 %
223/B
56
»
25%
*54
55
461/4
1,500
26%
5,000
29%
30
21%
16%
161/4
49%
*48V2
49%
13%
133/4
12 VB
13Vb
30
29
295/a
285/e
29%
161/2
i-
i
29,500
13'A
*48
;
4
100
.22 %
2,200
16%
~
9,500
*
69
Jan
803/b Mar 14
20
Jan
6
27'A Jan
6
108% Mar 22
92
28% Jan
23
113
Jan
5
110
Jan
27
Apr
7
93
Jan
87% Jan
Nov
1
100
86% Oct
3
92
98% Sep
12
45 % Sep
26
July 27
104% Mar 29
102
Jan
Underwood Corp
Union
1
.
13%
14%
14
14
14
14 VB
14
14%
13%
13,700
14
25 VB
35%
35%
36
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 VB
35'A
7%
7%
7'A
7%
7 Vb
7Va
Union Bag &
5
20
Paper Corp
Carbide
Carbon
&
7
98
98%
No par
Materials Corp—10
&
Elec Co of Mo common
103%
24 VB
105
24%
10
23%
No par
110%
11
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
*92
94
3
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
*38%
89%
Jan
5
Preferred
No par
Jan
9
11
93
Jan
19
88 % Jan
104
series
$4
*102
7%
29
%
105
24%
110%
59
Feb
7
52
Jan
10
54% Jan
13
Union
Oil of California
25
52
52%
25
173
Jan
23
182% Jan
3
Union
Pacific RR Co
50
173
175%
174
Jan
4
50 % Jan
4
51% Jan
20
32% Jun
3
30
Jan
5
32 Va Jan
27
48'A Sep
26
74»A Dec
22
63% Jan
23
71% Jan
3
United
7
128% Dec
22
113% Jan
23
Jan
6
A%
49% July 25
35% Jan
23
39% Jan
3
United Air
United Biscuit
113
Nov
34% Jan
28
6
Mar 15
103% Jun
29
17% Jan
3
44% Jan
18
34% Jan
20
4% Apr
1
33% Sep
22
108% Feb
15
27% Jan
124
4%
noncuinulative
common
preferred
Union Tank Car Co
Aircraft
conv.
Corp
preferred
Lines
50
No par
Inc__
23
30
Jan
3
Jan
27
105
Jan
27
July 25
22% Jan
27
25
% Jan
9
United
48 % Jan
20
52% Jan
13
United
Carbon
57% Aug 24
6% Jan 12
48
Jan
26
51
4% Jan
3
105
of
*92
200
1
94%
89
*101%
52 VB
103
52%
'
30
V
200
10,800
52%
52%
52 VB
176%
175%
176'A
51 %
51%
51V4
1,100
175
175%
3,500
51%
*51
51%
50%
51
31
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
32
32%
8,100
67%
66 %
67 %
65%
66%
12,100
116%
116%
—10
35%
27%
*105
65%
115
36%
23
106%
66
66%
67
*116
117
36%
27%
*105
117
37%
37%
27%
27%
*105
106 %
10
22%
22%
No par
48 %
49
49
50
No par
*47%
49
49
4%
*22%
118
*105
22%
■
116
116
27%
28
105
22
%
22%
*22 %
49'A
50%
50%
50%
49
49%
48
48%
.
2,300
37%
18,000
28%
37'A
106 Va
27%
23
106%
"
38
31 Vb
38%
22%
49'
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
Co
3,000
14,500
31%
63%
No par
29
51%
113%
America—No par
$4.50 preferred
176
24%
1,900
25,200
31
.•*—5
Board & Carton Corp
57% Nov 28
27
52%
52%
1,800
■»
,
110%
*88
102%
102
105
28%
94%
88%
88 Va
3,400
!
104%
88% '
*92
94'%
24%
110
111
,
50%
—100
com
—
*102
176
28%
28%
*110%
98
103%
24%
24%
23%
88%
105
52
Nov
52
1C5
110%
♦32
89%
205
103%
105
24%
2,700
7 Va
7
98
99
28%
94%
*102
98%
99
110%
29
*88%
17
Jan
24%
25
110%
*92
493/a Aug 31
263A Jan
6
139
104%
105'A
28%
111%
99
9}
99
104%
Preferred $4.50 series.
112
26
-
Asbestos & Rubber Co
4,400
105
120
%
22%
600
*49%
50 Va
3,200
22
United-Carr Fastener—
*
72Vb July 18
78
Jan
4
4% Jan
3
Jan
6
73 Ve Jan
23
74
Jan
10
7
7% Feb
11
6% Jan
I9
7
Jan
3
8% May 17
38% Oct
27
19% Jan
2J
(Delaware)
United
6
66
Jan
Jun
27
15% Feb
25
150
Dec
5
22% Dec
30
132
21
100
$3.50 convertible preferred
73 VB
73 VB
6%
6%
United
Jan
5
20
139% Jan
4
Corp (Del)1
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
7% preferred
100
Jan 17
22% Jan
6
United
Jan
23
.
Electric Coal Cos
5
6
23% Jun
6
16% Jan
23
19% Jan
3
18
Mar 14
2% Jan
3
4% Aug
3
2% Jan
23
3% Jan
6
27% Oct
11
36% Dec
9
28% Jan
23
29% Jan
5
35
214
Jan
6
62
Nov
Mar 14
335
61V2 Dec
177
D-c
19% May
25
54
Jan
Sep
13
276
Jan
20
64% Dec
29
54% Jan
23
22
184% Feb
15
178% Jan
3
4
39% Jun
28
31% Jan
9
3
78 % Jan
18*
3
15% Jan
3
29
78
Dec
16
90
12
Sep
26
16% Mar
40% Jan
5
Jan
44% Nov 28
44
Jan
23
5
57% Jan
16
30%
30
%
30%
30%
31 Vb
30%
31 Vb
31
31%
28,600
35 %
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
36%
36VB
6%
6%
6%
6%
*6%
6%
634
6%
6%
6%
3,700
17%
18VB
18VB
18%
18%
23,600
2%
2%
28%
4
7%
34% Jan
12
•
81
Jan
25
17% Jan
11
47
Jan
9
U
.
U
S
issued"
—
preferred
Hoffman
4%%
—
*271 %
4
54'/a
100
Machinery com—1.05
preferred
S Industries
Inc
100
common
preferred series A
5-1
20
Gypsum Co common
4% %
6,900
30 VB
28%
Jan
179
5,700
10
2%
S
210
22 VB
13 %
28 %
"When
133%
21%
36,500
1
U
1323/4
21%
21%
52
Park City Mines Co (The)
1
Foreign Securities
1
U S Freight Co
No par
3
133%
*132
22
51%
S &
3
133%
21%
*14%
United
Jan
20%
132 %
14%
16%
63% Jan
310
19%
3,100
51%
United Industrial Corp
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
U
15,100
14%
Improvement Co
12
7% Jan
6%
19%
51%
Corp
13
36% Jan
20
6%
19%
14%
Gas
31% Jan
23
6% Jan
6%
19%
51%
Gas
23
35% Jan
1
6%
19%
14%
United
30% Jan
2
8% Mar
22
100
6%
6%
51%
United
31
39% Mar
133 %
700
6,000
14%
Fruit Co
36% Oct
21%
4%
74
52
Engineering & Foundry
United
9
133%
21%
48
14%
United
12
14
20%
133%
21%
*73Vb
74
4%
51%
3
54% Jan
26
19%
133%
♦73 VB
48
*73 Vb
14%
15% Jan
23
Sep
6%
20 %
4%
74
52%
24
51% Jan
6% Aug
74
4%
4%
14%
14% Jan
May
30
6%
20
4%
51%
Mar 31
60
34% Dec
*73 VB
4%
5
17
511/8 Feb
9
4%
No par
13 Vb Mar 14
2
4%
1
_5Q
*179
31%
*78%
16
44%
18
55
278
55%
181
17%
54
*•
281%
56%
*179
32%
32%
80
80
16%
44%
16%
*44%
18
2%
29
54
285
56%
181
32 %
80
16%
44%
2%
55%
33%
80%
16%
44%
13,100
56
57
*1,600
282
1,600
3
55 %
333/4
33%
81
-
80
.
16%
17
'
*46
281%
57
182
*179
181
46
3,000
28%
57
277%
57%
*179
2%
28%
55
55%
284'/a
57
23%
29%
3
29%
282
1,400
28%
2Tb
28%
18
14%
33%
80
17
47%
276'A
54 %
*179
33%
♦79
16%
♦46
56%
5,600
181
33%
81
t
f
7
2,700
53%
*52
.
100
55
No par
(The)
J
.'
'
u
Corp
■
2,300
,
24%
25%
A
40%
39 %
3,600
,
39%
•
40%
3,500
8,400
,
23%
*21
50
series
100
50 VB
101%
64%
21
.1,800
A r 140
A.*
14
27%
-
23
Corp common
11 'A
49%
14%
38%
*13%
101%
47%
21
11 Vs
44%..*
50
14%
22%
.
1,400
1023/4
49
46
2
:
720
12%
*101%
14%
5
*11%
A
14
14
\,*J3%,.:14
49%
50
101% 101%
5
Corp
Airlines
Corp
24%
2
$2.70 preferred
Oil
25%
12
33%
27%
63%
No par
Coach
25%
45%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser—50
31% Jan
11,800
49%
33%
25
No par
—
Inc
Preferred
35%
101%
%
102%
300
36
25%
11%
% >13%
1,700
35%
51%
155
9%
152
152
35
*44%
.
9%
9%
9%
9%
35%
*151
*11%
11
*13%,.-14>%
48%
49%
101%
'
11%
7,600
25%
51
45%
34,600
35
25%
*44
36%
*151
*16 %
1
700
36
155
16%
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
Jan
9%
9%
51
,-50
26%
:
155
25%
'
12
26%
37%
36%
9"%
48,800
11%
27
*26'/a
*151 %
35%
34%
12%
12
26%
9%
20,800
35%
12
12Vs
26%
'
2,300
2^,300
39%
35%
11%
51
Century Fox Film—*
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Jan
35%
46%
117%
39
26
Williams Steel
World
Tri-Continertal
4
Jan
35%
46%
40%
12%
150
300
115%
119
39%
26%
25%
16 Vb
No par
(The)
37% Mar 14
35
13%
47%
46%
36
14
117%
40V4
9%
___No par
Associated
preferred
Co
48
119
40'%
25%
Timken Roller Bearing
Toledo Edison Co (The)
Trane
47%
26
—
5,900
117%
25%
preferred
2,400
14
41%
common—50c
common
600
32%
47%
36
Thompson (J R)_
',1.15
Thompson Products Inc pommon—5
4% preferred
100
3
48
Co
convertible
$2.50
19%
32
118%
150
No par
Thermoid
19%
32%
13%
40%
47
35%
The Fair
19%
*31%
14%
14
35%
5
*19%
32%
14
13%
'
.
34%
$1.25 conv preferred—
19%
32
118%
36%
100
$2.40 conv preference
5,600
33
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
u an
1,100
8%
19%
-
new
133%
8%
40''%
11%
10
Ry Co
Co
95%
132%
941% *
134
119%
*26
Sub share ctfs ex-distribution—1
Pacific
*E4%
8%
31%
Trust—
35
95%
133 %
8%
8%
35%
1
new
941/4
1331/4
8%
94%
133%
8%
19%
47
1,000
7,300
18,200
19%
95%
134%
83/b
4
47
3)
No par
common
Oil
143
161
116%
3%
preferred series A—25
conv
Texas
27
43%
25
Gulf
5
9% Jan
13%
—
Texas
6
150
13%
*133
v-;;;;-;
Tennessee Corp——
Texas Co
3
13
33
1
11
27
13% Jan
20
32%
Corp
13% Jan
174
*19%
5
Corp
37% Jan
Dec
8%
9
*941/2
134'/2
8-/a
;:VV
16
Jan
94%
*132%
1
(James)
Aircraft
94%
No par
1,010
25%
47%
43
7.50
3,900
1 ,095
1,070
*23
231/4
46%
_
com.
9%
9%
47
22%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
23
10
23
26'A
Sweets Co of America (The).,_4.162/3
Swift & Co
25
8% Jan
1,700
*11411
:223/4
3
92% Jan
10
70%
70%
22%
3
1323/4 Jan
96%
26%
25
3
*97
22%
46% Jan
21
'
114%
114%
*1161/2
47% Jan
Sep
3,4o0
9%
231/4 Jan
July 26
8,8G0
A
14%'
9
9 s/a
233A
33%
4
99
34V4
23
'
9%
20
15OV4 Jun
200
141A
.
42% Jan
_
4,5f.O
26V4
1
-12.50
_
5C0
18%
33%
-
32%
9%
46% Jan
_
19%
20%
34%
23 V
,
33
9%
19%
*20 >/4
IS
20%
9%
1
of
5,100
18 Vs
18%
20%
14
91/4
19%
19V4
191/4
18%
20'A
6
27
25
51
25%
36%
2
27
51
Aug 26
24% Dec 16
60
25%
35%
49% Jun
11% Jan
14
5P/4
25%
36%
331/4
5
25% Jan
55% Dec
50%
26
361A
9%
Paper Co—
34% Jan
11
52%
25%
13%
| 24
6
39% Oct
51'A
361/4
23%
Corp„
28
3
523A
2SV4
'
34
50
Steel
Sutnerland
21
13% Jan
500
23
Superior
16% Jan
28% Jun
Jan
1,800
14%
34
25
44% Jun
24
531%
14%
34
..
10
7% Jan
53
143/a
23%
Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
11
43
53%
14%
1
Biscuits Inc.
11
11% Mar 18
53
15
33%
preferred series A
'/a Oct
Nov
900
53%
15
23
100
preferred—.
Suilray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common
1
24% Oct
18
16 'Va
45 Va
33%
Class A 41/2%
T
25
16%
45
23%
71
5,760
6,500
17%
33%
common—..No par
14%
45
.No par
$4.50 series A preferred-.
r
14%
17
223/4
10
101
45
52% May
6
17% Jan
Corp
14%
14%
32%
30
18% Feb
41
18%.
*20
*100%
17VB
1
Corp
26
41% Nov
20
19%
*
1
common.
Chemical
Jan
Aug
35%
Co
Sun
97
28
253A
36 Vs
101
*100 %
45
17
*44
*45%
513/4
26%
5
Studebaker-Packard
3
26
120
52 %
35%
4
Jan
97
53.3/4
493A
503/a
48%
14%
146
53 %
17
;
147Va
146
101
No par
Broadcasting
'
11
-
16%
*44
25%
2C
141/4
14%
5
common
*100
101
14
15
Stone & Webster
-
*100 Va
—5
& Co Inc
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5Vo prior preference
4
34% -Jan
15% Jan
Chemical
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
25
Shares
87%
t
15% Aug 22
29
the Week
Jan. 27
.
1
6
S
59% Dec
4
Sales for
Jan, 2(5
100
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp.—.
L
Jan. 25
Jan. 23
Friday
48%
preferred series A_
(The)
Jan. 21
Thursday
Wednesday
25
Indiana
Standard
Co
Tuesday
No par
42 Vt Mar 14
]3% Jan
1
HIGH 8AL1 PRICES
LOW AND
■
Highest
73'A Jan
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
♦
Bantr* for Previous
Lowest
23
V
■
4,400
150
16%
41,700
47%
500
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24
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6
25% Nov
17
8% Jan
9% Feb
14
8% Jan
9
21% Oct
5
11
28
16
23'/a Jan
11
66 V. Jan
21
75% Mar
Jan
6
35
Sep
4
172% Jun
11
60*/2 Feb
18
Jan
11
70% Dec
18
4u% May 16
156% Mar 14
17
3
U S
Jan
16
4
23
104
Jan
D S
Jan
5
62% Jan
26
Jan
5
58% Jan
3
169
11
4
19
67%
23
S
7 %
U
100
16
preferred series B
101
Smelting Ref
preferred
U S
107%
16%
51%
100
108%
Tooaeco
Co
30
100'/4 Ju.»
11
13 '/a Jan
10 Va Jan
9
3% Jan
3
93% Jan
25
$-6
% Jan
3
2% Jan
11
United
G
22% Jan
9
1
20 % Jan
56% Mar
10
3
4
32
Feb 18
91
23
6
7
25 Va Jan
27
FeD
31
159% Jan
Jan
170
3
78
61 %
62%
66%
66
66
5
Jan
6
Utah
45
Jan
4
Vanadium
17% Jan
3
Van
Jan 25
Van
4%%
61%
66
54 %
55
53%
543/4
168%
53%
168%
168%
168 3/4
169
*168
preferred
& Light
2,500
19 Va
19
19 Va
18%
IjVb
18%
19%
37%
*37
37%
37%
21V*
37%
37 %
13
13
13 Va
13
9%
9%
9%
2
2%
*19%
43
43
33%
96%
70
2%
21
2%
9,600
21%
433/4
43%
44
*433/4
33
33
164%
"162
com—1
26
26%
*26
26%
26
*79%
81
*79%
81
79
79%
79
79
50%
51
50%
51%
51 %
513/4
513A
51%
40%
41%
40%
41%
40%
41%
100
No par
Co
25%
26
*162
164%
*lt>2
800
164%
25%
25%
1,300
33
33
33%
*162
33
453/4
43%
33
33%
164%
164%
2,900
*19%
2%
2%
20%
170
1,80 J
9%
X96%
93
2 Va
*19%
3,600
13
9%
9%
98
98%
98
2Va
*19%
43%
42%
98
20%
2
2%
21%
93/4
9%
93/4
9%
"97
98
*97
*20%
13
13
100
Power
300
134,503
169
19
33
Inc
10,200
66
54%
*b5%
541/2
*102
preferred
52
3
23
60%
67
168%
61%
66%
53%
com_No par
Leaf Tobacco
79 % Jan
Jan
50% Jan
51% Dec 28
41JA Mar 14
1,270
37%
1
Universal
Co
27,000
*12%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
13
Pictures
3ad
02 7a
168
62%
61
59%
52%
169
102 %
513/4
167 %
I08
19%
50
16
8%
102'/4
52%
52%
lb7%
13
preferred
13
Universal
60
168
89
102
102
52%
168 %
52 Va
523/4
168%
39
*87'A
393/,
*87%
102
102
102
168
7uU
6,400
38%
89
39
89
*87%
2uJ
8,400
70
37
preferred—No par
Jan
3
39%
39%
39%
66%
Paper Inc common—2
163% Jan
28% Jan
3
Jan
Wall
*68%
19
Corp
convertible
4%
b9%
1
preferred
33 % Jan
46
42% Jan 23
May
35
23
U J>/« Dec 27
26% Mar 15
convertible
96 Va Jan
14
3
Aug 16
26
May 26
30% Feb
Stockyards
69%
58
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_3
19
27
70
13
United
£ % Jan
70
24%
37
6
12% Jan
24 Va
69%
6,600
9
25
19% Jan
37 % Jan
noncumulative
24%
••■65
No par
common
3
7 Vc
24 %
89
Shares
23%
8 '/a
24%
51%
51%
&
23%
y
24
102
102
168%
3
6
*0%
24
*87%
89
49%
Corp common
preferred
9
9
39%
39%
39
5
Steel
S
69%
preferred
100
Min com—50
50
1st
noncum
7 %
20
*87%
Rubber Co common
8%
U
Jan
169
4
165 % Jan
3% %
13
Jan
1
100
Plywood Corp common
preferred series A
3%%
4
55 Va Jan
*09%
Co
18% Jan
27
77% Nov
40% Jan
Card
23%
23 Va
23%
*8%
Jan.27
23%
69%
24
36% Jan
Jan
37 'A Oct
Playing
23%
3
15% Jun
2
14 v» Apr 21
/«
97s Dec
1j
S
"8%
5
new
Aug 24
i9
1% Nov
9i
U
51% Jan
38% Aug
35% Mar 17
12»A Jan
6
65'/a Jan
168% NOV 14
3
17% Jan
Jan
70
23
56
1
62% Sep 23
61
Pipe & Foundry Co
Jan. zti
23 Va
23%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Jan. 25
*8%
9
10
S
Jan
166 Va Jan
23
4 5 "4 Oct
167'A Jan
10
D
88
Jan
preferred
6
23 Va
23%
23
Sales fer
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 21
Jan.23
1
common
18
% Jan
;
Co
Jan
9
3
101
53% Dec 23
Lines
S
4%%
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
24% Jan
27
86
20
9
93% Sep
UU
19
Jan
39% Mar 14
Jan
38% Jan
69
3
12
Sep
44
84% Mar 21
97
Sep
O
16
24% Jan
11
22% Jan
Jan
19
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Loweat
Highest
YORK
NEW
Since Jan. 1
Ranee
LOW
V
STOCKS
Year 1955
InwM,
STOCK RECORD
EXCHANGE
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Rantre for Previous
25%
*79
4,203
80 %
110
513/4
2,200
413/4
51 Va
11,900
'''if.-!
■'
V
10
47% Apr 28
40 % Jan
23
1378 May 13
15% Jan
23
35
Jan
3
7
Jan
4
8% Jan
24
52% Jan
16
55% Jan
3
35% Oct
3a% Jan
4
19% Mar 7
39 % Feb 11
6% Jan
8
10% Apr
4
Oct
14
133 % Jan
Jun
13
12
94
3
Jan
16
lo%
16
15%
15%
15%
35%
353/4
36
36
*35%
36%
36
7%
8 Va
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
2.50
52%
53%
53%
52%
533/4
52%
53%
29% Jan
26
Chemical
Co
Shreve
Pacific
26
Ry com_100
*124
noncumulative preferred__100
91% Jan
38% Jan
53
*124
*124
&
Victor Chemical Works common—5
31 % Jan
90% Jan
Inc
Inc
Co
J % %
preferred
30%
29%
91%
*90%
34%
100
123%
35%.
30
122%
122%
523/4
3,900
*125
130
*125
29%
-
29%
30%
'91%
90%
90%
353/4
36%
23,800
30
293/4
35 %
35
35%
124%
*123
703
8%
52%
■'
*125
*90%
91%
35%
3, /UJ
8%
:'
130
*125
130
*124
29%
No par
com
*124
130
*124
*90%
100
Va-Carolina Chemical
130
lo%
36
124%
9,303
30
91%
34%
30
34%
*90
2,900
5a% iviar 29
34% Jan
23
7
122% Jan
24
6
38% Jan
10
Co
com__10
38%
39%
39 >/a
4,930
13
113% Jan
9
115
Jan
13
$5
100
114
114
114
114
114%
114%
114%
114%
114%
114%
310
99
Jan
12
101
Jan
26
$4.04
dividend preferred
*99%
101
100%
100%
*99
101
101
101
*99%
101
104
Jan
4
105% Jan
26
$4.20
dividend
100
100
*104%
106
*104%
*104 %
106
105%. 105%.
46% Jan
11
50% Jan
26
48%
49
32% Jan
23
33% Jan
16
Jan
23
Jan
4
39% Jan
6
33% Oct
11
122
Nov
7
33
Jan
3
44% Dec
113% Dec
22
117% Jun
146% Apr
100
D^c
27
lu3 % Aug 22
101
Feb
16
R6
37% Jan
6
May 23
,
49 % Nov
30
Jan
11
33
68
Jan
3
127
30
6
May
Nov
110
21
Jan" 19
18%
De<T~5
6%
Jan
128
40% •Jan
119
36% Jan 25
15%
15%
35%
5%
11
37% Jan
1
87% Sep
lo%
*35%
Raalte
Vick
U3% Jan 21
28% Nov
41
41%
41%
15%
j.u
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
24
127
130
—1
2.50
Industries
Norman
Vicks
21
65 % July
47% Mar 15
36
Corp of America
div
Virginia
partic
Elec &
preferred
Power
preferred
preierred
Virginian Ry Co common
6'h
preierred
Visking
Corp
(The)
__2B
25
17% Jan
27
18% Jan
3
Jan
3
29% Jan
12
81% Jan 23
83% Jan
Wabash
14% Jan
Waldorf System
29
7%
31% Feb 24
74 % Jan
19
85 V2 Mar 25
12% Jan
3
15"% Dec
9
13% Jan
19
27% Jan
3
32% Nov
30
31% Jan
3
33
60% A^r
27
81 »/4 Sep
14
70% Jan
4
74% Jan
Walker
7% Jan
6
16 '/a Aug
31
12% Jan 23
14% Jan
Walworth
15% Nov
15
24% Jan
3
16 Vo Jan
17% Jan
20
Oct
106
*110
37
48%
33
110
32%
38%
39
30Q
70
10
106
*105
50%
483/4
493/4
13,503
32%
32%
2,003
33
33
33
*109
111
*109
111
*109
100
111
37
36%
37
363/4
363/4
363/4
36%
600
17%
17%
17%
173/4
17%
17%
17 Va
17 3/8
1,003
29%
*28%
29%
*28%'
V
90
*82
'
!' 13%
82%
*36%
17%
17%
29
2j
*28%
81%
81%
*813/4
14
10
20
125
39
33
33%
111
*124
48%
"
preferred
5
35
110
'*36
*123
39%
48%
48%
47%
5
Vulcan Detaining Co common
28% Apr
39 Va
39%
39%
issued"
"When
123 %
14
13%
13%
32
*28%
29
29
w
•
4
Jan
RR
Walgreen
4%%
preferred
100
No par
Co
31%
70%
70%
70%.
71
12%
13 %
13
Aug
10
14
101 % Jan
Jan
26
5 % "/c
5
13% Jun
3
11% Jan
4
12% Jan
11
Wardell
1
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
Corp
18% Mar 14
22% Sep
13
18% Jan
27
>19% Jan
13
Warner
Bros
43% Dec
27
Jan
r 43
23 if > 100% Jan
71% Jan
23>
12
Warren
Foundry
3
Warren
Petroleum
40% Jan
9
Washington
,2
106
4
105
preferred
100
1
Feb
39
42
,
May 12
38% DeC
32
30
40% Jan
Dec
22
88% Jan
71 % Dec
23
65% Jan
106
5
21% Sep
27
20 % Aug
9
39% Jan
3
36
Jan
11
38
Jan
17
26
Jan
27
28% Jan
9
30
Jan
July
4r% Sep
22
27
42 %
Jan
3
23% Jan
21"% Mar
19% Jan
23
20% Jan
6
18% Nov
18
Jan
6
18% Jan
2% Jan
6
4% Feb
3% Jan
20
Jan
3
May 16
Apr
4
11%
ll3/4
18%
lc>%
19
40%
113/4
11%
18%
-11%
113/4
4,803
18%-
18%
18%
4,200
113/4
=
-
41%
41'/a
41%
'41%
41%
40 3/4
413/8
40%
40%
12,403
92
90 3/4
92
90%
91%
91%
91%
90
90 Va
2,103
65%
65%
67%
67 Va
68
66%
68%
65%
66%
6,o00
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39% '
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39%
503
37
37
37%
37%
37
37%'
37
3 '1 Va
37
373/8
3,403
26%
26%
26%
26%
2 6 3/8
26%"
26 Va
26%
26
26
1,603
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
2z %
23
233/B
23%
l.aOO
19%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
*19 %
193/4
19%
19%
13 Va
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
r'-i 3% *~; 3%
*3%
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5
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
5
Webster
5
if
1
i
Investment
1
Co
Welbilt Corp
,
6
37% Jan
13
17
85% Jan
3
50% Dec
30
50'/? Dec
30
51
Jan
3
52
Jan
25
6
25% Apr
4
21
Jan
9
22% Jan
23
9
28% Sep
12
25% Jan
3
30% Jan
6
Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
West Penn Electric Co
Wesson
$4
$4
Oil
Snowdrift
&
convertible
West
Indies
'
.No par
preferred "when issued"
18%-
18%
18%
3%
3%
3%
33%
com__2.50
preierred
•
*18%
3V
36%
37
85%
85% '
85%
85%
52
52
52
183/8
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21%
22%
22%'
22%
22%
4
29%
29%
283A
29%
29
29 %1
•
*51%
*51%'
-
29
283/4
29 %
5,803
26%
5,900
lll3/4
260
1
25% Jan
10
26% Jan
3
Apr
7
110% Jan
3
112 Va Jan
18
pfd
100
111
Apr
27
103
Jan
4
103
Jan
4
4.20%
preferred
series
B
100
*103
99% Feb
4
105 % Jun
10
102
Jan
3
.105
Jan
27
4.10%
preferred
series
C
100
Coke
5
53
53
53
5
43%
43%
43%
44%
433/4
100
106%
] 06 Va
106%
*106%
107%
*106%
1
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
19
70
Dec
9
46% Jan
9
60% Jan
13
West
Virginia
Coal
35
Jan
31
49
Sep
14
43% Jan
27
46% Jan
13
West
Va
&
105% Dec
19
110
Jun
14
106% Jan
5
Jan
12
16% Jan
6
25% Jun
9
20% Jan
20
27 % Apr
102
Jun
25
28
13
104
Apr
25
102
30
Jan
6
56
Djc
9
62
Jun
29
86% Apr
9
73% Jan
Sep 26
28% Jun
9
32% Feb
15
% Feb
15
103% Mar 18
5u% Aug
20
25% Jan
29
31% Oct
6
53% Oct
28
5
May 23
49% Oct
25
Jan
18
18
Jan
12
104
23
21
70
17
26
63% Jan
27.
19% Jan
23
21% Jan
29
Jan
23,
31% Jan
57
Jan
10
60% Jan
98
Jan
19
83
130
99% Jan
53
104
31% Sep
13
77
Sep
27
82
Nov
16
78% Jan
27
Jan
6
29% Oct
13
28% Jan
34% Jan
6
51% Sep
2
Mar 14
Oct
12
6
37
15% Dec
75
5
103%
*102%
105
*104
105
*104
105
105
1U5
53
*52
53
53
51
52
44 %
45
43%
433/4
107%
106 Va
106 Va
110
21%
21 %
213/8
3,203
35%
35
35%
31,800
107
21%
29%
23%
I
30
<
57%
44%'
33%
37
35
*102%
323/a
104
*103
•102%
48 Va
48%
1OO
*69 %
*69 Va
70%
Pacific RR common_No par
63%
64
64%
65
64 3/8
64%' ■'
Ry
2nd
preierrea
Western .Uniop Telegraph
Westingliouse Air Brake
70%
104
48 Va
*69
3.80%
50 % Jan
Jan
4
103
Jan
24
23
28
Jan
3
5
79% Jan
12
9
31 % Jan
18
White
Denial
Jan
3
White
Motor
37
Sep
20
39
19
101% Jan
5
10% Jan
4
27
28
Jan
5
30% Jan
23
34% Jan
6
23
14 % Jan
3
Wilson
4
4
81
Jan
3
16
Jan
18
25% Jan
4
23
36 % Aug
18
32% Jan
4
34% Jan
24
140% Jan
19
148% Jan
13
3
24% Sep
9
35% Dec
23
43
45% May 12
Nov
43% Oct
11
52% July.20
59 % Mar 30
7
100 % May 18
11
Mar 22
212% Apr
15
12
71
3
Feb
9'
5%%
White
Oil
&
$4.25
6%
13
Woolworth
(F W)
49% Jan
47% Jan
99% Jan 24
Prior
25
Jan
11
Prior
pfd
Wrigley
Worthington
Jan
19
69
Jan
12
Yale
&
23
27% Jan
11
23 % Jan
20
24% Jan
9
York
Corp
10
61% Jan
13
53
Jan
4
55 % Jan
6
23% Oct
25
32% Apr
26
2-»
Jan
19
26% Jan
25
67 % Jan
6
108 % Sep
23
83% Jan
23
97% Jan
3
14
6
25
20
Jan
16
22% Jan
25
128
Jan
23
141% Jan
Zenith
8% Jan 20
9 Va Jan
Zonite
86
Jan 18
142% Dec 27
6% Jan J3.
10% Mar 23
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y
Ex-rights.
no
sales
d Name
this
day.
57%
57 Va
58 »/a
126,500
93
99
99
1,100
*127
49%
48%
411/4
*102%
102%
102'/a
102 %
2o0
26 Va
26%
26%
261/2
26%
7,800
80%
*79%
23%
29%
29%
29%
37
3f Va
367/a
37
49
27
*79 Va
80
*79%
80
29 Va
30
29%
29%
37%
37%
37%
37 Va
37%
102%
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19,800
500
80
1,500
4,100
100%
100
100
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lOOVa
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100
100
200
100
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
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27%
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27%
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27%
27 Va
27%
30%
30%
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30%
31
31
30%
31
30'A
3OV2
1,500
12%
13%
12%
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13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
20,600
9
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80%
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15%
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1
24
24 Va
241/4
10
33%
34%
80%
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16
15%
15%
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24%
24%
24%
24%
34%
34%
34%
*79
24%
34%
*79
80%
80%
13,000
200
8OV4
15%
•
15%
206
24%
24%
10,900
x34%
16
34%
3,800
34%
34%
*141%
143%
141%
141%
*141%
Corp__10
22%
22%
22%
23%
23 Va
23%
23 Va
23 %
23
23 '/4
11,000
10
33%
34
34
34%
34%
34%
34%
31%
34%
34%
2,200
10
47%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48 Va
48%
48%
48 Vs
17,000
10
41 Va
43
42%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
6,600
series__100
97%
98%
98%
99%
99%
99%
99
99
*98'A
991/2
159%
159%
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157
com
new
Co
..
_
common
4%%
conv
Jr
series.100
*150
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4 Va %
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100
No par
*94
Mfg
8
175
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94%
9%
175
94
10
•
95%
9%
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143
95%
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-
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143
40
'
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330
175
10
120
-
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95%
96%
1,200
9%
96
*9%
143
9%
*9%
9%
800
66
66%
10,300
23%
23 Va
£6
G4%
66
67
683/4
67
68
66%
68%
1
23 Va
233/4
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
50
54%
54 %
54 Va
54 Va
543/4
55
£4%
54%
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54%
1,100
5
24%
24%
24%
25
25%
26 %
25%
26
*25%
26
2,800
Youngstown Sheet <te Tube
No par
83%
86 Va
853/4
87%
86 Va
87%
83
88%
85%
86 34
22,100
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
20%
21
21 Va
21%
21%
223/s
213A
22 Va
21%
21%
14,500
Radio Corp.
Products Corp.
.No par
1303/4
130%
1313/4
130%
129%
129%
2,300
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
4% %
Young
tin receivership,
changed from Alexander Smith.
on
57%
99
35,833
27%
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Oct
Nov
24,903
•
*26%
Inc
Service
Corp
(Wm)
Nov
22
130%
59%
102'/a
No par
preferred
4
20 %
29%
No par
common
Co
3
10% Jan
19%
30%
100
17
19
20%
30
*127
58
47%
2,600
*20
•
99%
29%
37
1
common
preierred
23
64
63 Va
583/4
93 %
26
*29 Va
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
Jan
25
46%
102%
10
Iron
96 % Jan
57%
*127
103
20
Co
Woodward
9% Jan
6
6,700
70%
X63 %
20
Stores
4
5
99%
25%
79%
1
58 Va
99 Va
46%
102
79%
preferred
Wilson-Jones
Winn-Dixie
159% Jan
17
*69%
64%
5
Inc
36% Jan
Jan
57%
*127
80
Co
Co
10
166
93%
26
100
Public
3"
57%
99%
*127
25%
:
Machine
Wisconsin
91
70%
64 *
30%
46
preference
24
47% Jan
203/a
30 Va
102
preferred
Sewing
Prior
23% Jan
41% Jan
7
July
Jan
20 Va
30%
10
common
9
05%
11
103 % July
143
20%
30
No par
(The S Si
Mfg
20
30
common..5
preferred
Co
20 Va
57 Va
100
-100
common
Corp
33% Jan
23
92% Jan
B
preference
Jan
22
19%
1C
series
Corp
prior
conv
Wilcox
12% Jan
14 % Jan
104
43%
48
48%
*69 Va
70%
3,403
'
23
Jan
14
4%%
Jan
80% Jan
Steel
conv
Jan
24
Jun
$5
Whirlpool-Seeger
9
5
21% Jan
Wheeling
27% Jan
15
Dec
Jan
3
100
9
86
Mar 14
preferred
Jan
20
*103
104
103
603
43 Va
483/4
29
2.50
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
30
_
105
111
'
27% Aug 31
Jan
*102%
49
25% Jan
17
9% Mar 18
19
105
104
uoaeuin
Western
18 % Mar 21
52% Jan.
*102%
47%
46
Mar 10
6
6
48
111%
105
*102%
100
30
22% Jan
9%Nov
*111%
*102 Va
.100
2
July 28
23% Dec
10% Jan
86
26 Va
1113/4
105
26 Va
111%
com__No par
5
Aug
102 % July 25
7% Mar 30
Oct
preferred
Maryland
25%
*111%
*104
25%
111%
103%
Supply Co common.10
4.80%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
3
159
Western Auto
Jan
July 29
11
140
preferred
Western
53 % Jan
72
common
Western Air Lines Inc
70% Jan
Jan
27
Jan
3
Jan
47% Jan
26% Oct
95
4% %
22% Jan
37
96 % Jan
22% Jan
108
&
Paper
26%
26 Va
26
26%
111%
105
25%
*
98% Aug
127
Jan
Pulp
100
283%
;
106
24% Jan
690
3,ICO
113
5
2,500
,
85 Va
52%
22 Vs
15
4%%
37%
85 Va
*51%
21 Va
15
Power
*363/4
85%
22
101% Feb
Penn
5,003
213/4
107% Jun
West
703
900
4
52 3/4
85%'
22%
52
37%
37
"
*51%
*/8
.'/£ I;
37
.26%
50
Sugar
.
'.'H
4
V..y 37/a
3% "
i !V;.
36% Jan
85% Jan
29 % Sep
100
106
*104
105"
105
19
65%
Co
Motor
3
23 % Mar 14
104 %
*18%
1,000
No par
Co
9
17% Mar
17%
No par
Gas Light
Jan
Jan
17%
-
,fiyj
l.luO
88%
l
40 V2 Sep
20
7,700
17%
113/4
ll3/4
18%
No par
Corp
91"
4
7,903
17%
13%
1,4GJ
3
Ripe
&
15
85
.
.13 Vs
17 %
71 Va
13
'
82 '/a"
Pnarmaceutical
Feb
33% Apr
70%
12%
•71
13%
—
Waukesha
18
vi!
.703/4
71
•
Wash Water Power
4
13% Jan
10
v
32'
'
30% DcC
20
31%
17%
v
105
11%
5
Inc
Co
13
*102%
14%
31%
13 Va
;
1
Pictures
Warner-Lambert
30% Mar 14
104
104
*14'/a
32
71
13%
Ward Baking Co common
>i*81%
-
14
32
104 %
31%
W—No par
&
Co
100
82%
Va ~ 14 Va
*82
14
32
31%
2.50
G
(Hiram)
10% Jan
100
82% -H
10
(L A)
or
Co
28
common
convertible
Spring &
petltton
Inc.
preferred
b Name
has
Wire
1
been filed
changed
from
-
1293/4
8%
8%
128
for the company's
ACF-Brlll
Motors
130
8%
reorganisation
Co.
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Name
Deterre*
changed
deliver*
from. Chicago
131
8%
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Indianapolis &
«twn»n
7,900
4,300
distributed
Louisville Ry Co
Number 5503
Volume 183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Bond Record
(577)
New York Stock
cc>>
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters-In the
"Interest
headed
column
WEEKLY
•
Exchange
YEARLY
•
Period" indicate in each
the month when the bonds mature.
case
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
a
point
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
Range for Previous
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1955
Range Since Jan. 1
108.23 Jan
101.10
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
10
10
108.28 Jan
5T~4
101.10
Oct"
Treasury 3%s
—.—1978-1983
1995
—1956-1959
__
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%$
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
4
""
*
Feb
100.4
Feb
100.4
1
1
&
7
Oct 13
96.2
Thursday
*105.30
106.2
*105.20
105.28
*105.26
*100.20
100.22
*100.17 100.19
*100.19 -100:22
*100.19 100.22
Friday
Jan. 26
Low
High
Sales for
Jan. 27
the Week
Low
High
High
Bonds ($>
106
*105.26
106
*105.30
106.4
*100.18
100.20
*100.19
100.21
*100.21
100.23
*100.19
100.21,
*100.19
100.21
*100.19
100.21
—
—1961
*100.6
100.9
10J.3
*100.1
100.4
*100.1
100.4
*100.4
102.8
*102.2
102.6
*102.2
102.6
*102.2
102.6
*102.2
102.6
*103.28
104
*103.26
103.30
*103.24
103.28
*103.24
103.28
*103.24
103.28
—1956-1958
*99.24
99.27
*99.21
.99.24
*99.20
99.23
*99.20
99.23
*99.20
99.23
Dec 15 1958
—
—
*99.26
99.28
*99.23
99.25
*99.23
99.25
*99.23
99.25
*99.24
99.26
*100
1961
1962-1967
*98.15
98.18
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
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debentures
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inc
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s
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debentures
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—
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2%s 1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
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3s
debentures
1969
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June-Dec
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1981
May-Nov
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June-Dec
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175
1
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debentures
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2001
123
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1976_:
1979
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188
May-Nov
1961
1945—
debentures
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__
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1977
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241
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97%
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125
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138
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90
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75
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22
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mortgage
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100% 100%
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.——Jan-July
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debentures
3s
1961
102%
80%
4%s 1961
&
consol
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June-Dec
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1976_Mar-Sept
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94
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1982
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first coll trust 4s 1993_May-Nou
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2—wi_.
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——
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81
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1966——-June-Dec
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102%
__
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mortgage
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subordinated
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.
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31
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1977
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debentures
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1
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96%
96
95%
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95%
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35%
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95
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95
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&
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95 %
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:
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*73
.
mortgage
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,
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A
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102%
100
25
100..:
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Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge SVaS 1968 May-Nov
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Low
94%
106 %
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.
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94%
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Last
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BONDS
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5s
Feb
A
1957
*90%
1976—Mar-Sept
1949
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Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
3%s debentures 1958
4!4s debentures 1968
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1957
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
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98%
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Mar-Sept
101'A
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mortgage 33/4S 1978
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sr-v:
Central
90
*95
*100
—April-Oct
1956
D
100'A
Ry—
1954:
C
96%
97%
126'A
3'As
1st
104
95%
131
6
—
100'A 100'A
—
103
96%
129
Interstate Power Co—
Joy
York
3'As
Mar-Sept
109'A
120'A
*99
—
107
100'A 100'A
May-Wot)
1954,
series
4'As
Geneial
_Jan-July
1977
debs
subord
Central America 1st 5s B II
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
Inter Rye
High
140
19
Chemical Corp—
International Minerals &
conv
New
—
1
Low
96'A
39
126'A
124'A 124%
Jan-July
..Jan-July
3.65s
y.:~-1
130% 131
-125
—
Jan.
No.
;
1st
Range Since
Bold
103'A 104
1974-——Mar-Sept
1977
Mexico
&
5'As series A
AFirst
,
3%s
Terminal
AFirst 5s series B
__
'
107
Jersey
£ First
~
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
June-Dec
108
Bell Telephone 3 Vis 1988
Jan-July
Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
99'A
5
10
*—
May-Nov
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1982
99%
98%
99%
guaranteed 4'As series B 1961
debentures
New
*99'A 100'A,
:■—
1980
conv
3s debentures 1974
101'A
mm mm
100% 100%
__
.Jan-July
_Feb-Aug,
3s
*100
_Jan-July
debentures
#<«
3'As
Co
Tea
June-Dec
May-Woe
2%s debentures 1967
Bonds
High
England Tel & Tel Co-
First
■
5
Friday's
Low
*100
101'A 101'A
or
Bid & Asked
High
New
mortgage 3%s series
f
91'A
*100
m—
—
_May-Wop
s
14
NO.
RR—
_May-Wop
3%s
94 %
98!/4
_May-Wop
Consol
High
93'/3
2%s series A 1981— Jan-July
mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Dec
Illinois Bell Telephone
Week's Bang*
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Monday, January 30, 1956
103
93
95%
103 Va
101 YH
ioa%
—■>
Number 5503
Volume 183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(581)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
5s series A
5s series B 1975—_
1970
3%s series A
First
general
5s series C
First
general 4Vis series D
series
B
mortgage 2%s 1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Electric & Gas
debentures 1963
3s
and
and
3%s
debentures
108%
108%
11
108
109
91
91
91
5
100% 101
'*95%
100
33
Refund
*11
and
and refund M 3%s
100%
"
RR
*.,
100
100
99% 100%
*138%
—
205
t
205
7s sinking
3Vis
I
v
52
103%
100'%
101%
205
205
t
'
,,
5
99
Jan-July
,y
..
.
Union
3s
*97
SADirect
mtge
6s.
6s
*-
98
7
100%
Union
104
103%
•
98
:*"T'
■'*
110% 111%
mtge 6s
98
110%
81%
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General mortgage 4 Vis series D 1977
General
*173%
98'%
98'%
112'A
84%
r
Gas
mtge
148%
1st
mtge
4s
Paul.&
Duluth
Jan
first
'
:
Air
Line
debentures
I
s
Seagram (Jos E)
Co—
Sinclair
113'A
1989_Pan-July
..
;
North
Southern. Bell
3s
1966
•*««
■
93%
101 %
j
Telephone
3
debs
106%
——
4
Telegraph
&
128
' ^*.1
■
.
93%
—
4Vis
4
Gold
4Vis
4Vis
conv
1977
A
1981
—
3%s
scr
—
2%s
series
E
1986
F
1996
1961
First
Devel and general 6Vis series
gold
first
Orleans &
A
2%s
first
Products
(Indiana)
Called
Penn
first
4
debs
1985
'
'
.
150
106%
„
~
86%
86%
84
84
3
95
gold
5s
4Vis
conv
3%s
conv
86%
—Jane-Dec
145
145
—
*142%
Jan-July
—
—
82%
*81%
__
1
—
June-Dec
1969
127
129
85%
•82%
127
100%
93%
2
138
100%
32
129
100% 100%
series B 1957—May-Nov
*94%
95'A
98%
*__
99'/a
*—
95%
1980
H
ser
Mar-Sept
3
95
13
129
38
100
100'%
13
100 U
&
ft
100
ft
119'%
'
•#
V "
94 %
100
—
100
I', '
86
102%
11
86
91
91%
66
72
67
102%
102%
102%
102%
103%
102% 102%
*96%
104%
—
103% 103'A
8
69%
70%
24
69%
68%
69'%
32
68%
69%
103'% 103%
69%
1981
91%
83%
97%
__
*102% 103%
68%
5
102%
103%
100
10 J %
13
105%
107
♦100%
—
♦94%
Jan-July
May
1984
38
91%
Jan-July
3%s ser A
97%
96%
2
*67
Jan-July
I
86'%
86
'
86%
2
86%
*91
May-Ne»
.
86
96%
86%
1966
;
71
—
106% 107
—
2%s
Corp
1971
6s ser A
first
S
mortgage 3s 1958—
first 4s 1960
B
Central
95
Electric
First
mortgage
,
98%
*89
98%
2
98%
98%
93%
100% 100%
1
100%
100%
105% 107%
107
254
105%
107%
100%
8
99'A
100'/a
April-Oct
100
Jan-July
*100
104
Co—
RR
4%s inc
mtge
__
May-Nov
1975
Jan-July
2004
mtge 4s series A
1st
Gen
ser
Power
A Jan 1 2029
2%s 1976
•
80
80%
82%
58
79'A
82%
80%
—
May
June-Dec
81
41
78%
81
*91%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1979
3'As 1971
2%s
Wisconsin Public Service
*100
—
99'/a
100 3A
100 %
Y
100%
3
'
93
94'%
*100"%
'•
series
100'%
119% 119-/8
103
103
93%
94%
guaranteed 2361
3%s
4s
debs
Co
Wisconsin
95
3
101V*
103
—
103
April-Oct
1974
3%s
Electric
Winston-Salem
100,V
100
102
100
*107'/a
Jan-July
1
mortgage
conv
Wilson
131%
100
102
*102
April-Oct
1958
5s
II
*101% 102
I 1981—June-Dec
ser
1982
J
ser
*93
84%
119%
Map-Nov
April
99%
99%
1
98
99
99
12
97
94%
95%
13
94 %
38
91%
Yonkers
& Power 2%s 1976-Jan-July
Electric Light
Deferred
In
delivery
the
sale
year's range,
not
n
included In the year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash sale
93%
not
99%
gNegotiabillty Impaired by maturity.
..
as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds
selling flat.
included
in
the
year's
range,
y Ex-coupon.
.
,
100
.
.
_
__
„
77 01
tCompanies reported
97%
116%
114 Vi 117
1,660
114%
119
112 Vi
—
90
*182
86%
84
93'/a
„
*157%
Mar-Sepf
3%s
—
92%
1982—April-Oct
90
*162% 171
1953
Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Jan-July
§ A 1st
125
122'A
June-Dec
2013—
1967
*
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
83%
Included
93
105
99
*161%
1951
2%s
debentures
income
5s
116
82%
100
130% 130%
*92
June-Dec
Western Pacific RR Co
--
'2
*102'A 103%
*90
94%
*144 VB
98%
106%
April-Ocf
103%
104%
105
*162%
93
105%
119%
102
50
104
105
June-Dec
94
114'%
237
84
100% 100
104%
*103
Jan-July
Jan-July
92'A
97%
~5
94
41
—
103%
__
W
Power
Shore
106
100%
9
103% 104%
1951—_June-Dec
94
98'A
95
97%
97 *
103% 103%
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969— April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
Apr-Ocf
106%
•'
96%
97%
•;;-*Z
4s
a
_
'
West
West
107
'
Jan-July
1983
Internal
■I
97%
105%
84
87'A
15
mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
Electric
—
May-No»
Tel
C
Co-
93'A
105%
__
96%
86'A
97%
Apr-Ocf
_—r
4s
3'As
91%
8
—
93
*100%
95%
—
97
Map-Nov
April-Oct
1947—
A
debentures
mtge
97%
93 'A
66
—
5
89
America—
mtge
—
—
—
RR—
1977
debentures
1973
1976
1947
series
Penn
West
130%
127
70
April-Oct
1956
1996
5s
Northeastern
Bell
Oil
148
,
122'A 124
106%
mortgage 2%s scries G
Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
general 4s series A 1956_—__Apri.'-Oct
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
April-Oct
Standard
.,
105% 106%
Devel and
Coil
129
*82'%
Southern
3Vis
75%
106% 106%
Jan-July
Jan-July
ASpokane
94%
74%
106V'B
Jan-July
2%s series
Standard
92'A
10
114% 115%
'
96'%
95%
*87%
mtge 4s Income series A Jan 1981
Wisconsin
mortgage
3%s
21
Co—
Mortgage
Joint
94%
106%
Mar-Sept
Map-No v
Map-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
First
Southwestern
101'A
101'A
74%
94
—
1973—June-Dec
First
Div
21
ref
ref
Westinghouse
1969
Pacific RR
Memphis
.
Co—
San Fran Term 1st mtge
Southern
93
93
.'
93
«...
106%
*105%
April
Gen mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3'As 1976—Map-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—Map-Nov
—
74%
92
108
313
95%
May-Nou
fund mtge series C 1951
subord
and
&
Gen
Co—
(Oregon Lines)
Vis
99 %
*98
Feb-A up
124
First
98%
*107'%
Co—
Jan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co
Gold
—
*97'A
.
93'A
—
Jan-July
Edison
A
series
assented
^",y RR
Wabash
.
V 93%
■
127
96 VB
94%
—
107% 107%
'
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995—_Map-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973—April-Oct
■'
93%
•
99%
100%
Corp—
First consolidated
99%
98
—
101 'A 101 'A
174%
'*96%
Feb-Aug a
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
'
99'%
*93'A
—-
—April-Oct
1963
5s
series
assented
conv
1st
113'A
105%
*92%
115
Pacific
debentures
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s
*
June-Dec
1987
California
Southern
fund
Works
First
95
112%
*101
•«.*.
I-
*101% "
'
107%
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
,_Mar-Sepf
1985
debentures
■
1941—Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
—Jan-July
1979
debentures
Southern
gtd
103
99'A
100%
99%
99%
April-Ocf
2%s debentures
First and refund
101'%
rn-'-m
98
"9
--
4
—
*93%
June-Dec
RR
103
103
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
100%
99
12
-
*112
3%s convertible debentures 1970
Jan-July
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994——Jan-July
New
94'A
*100
..
—.
April-Oct
April-Oct
Corp coll trust 7s
Ala
debentures
2%s
2.%s
27
100%
■
.
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1974
6
—
'
Jan-July
1972;
Vanadium Corp of
88%
—
113'A 113'A
May-Nov
1977
99%
V
99%
--
*106%
—
1989—May-Nop
Oil
&
debs
Steel
3%s
'
;
99
103
1966—Aprii-Oct
1972
150
88
—
101% 101%
May-Nou
Corp 3'As conv 1983—
Skelly Oil 2%s debentures 1965
Bocony-Vacuum Oil
l%s 1976
South
f
Vandalia RR consol gtd
93%
May
—Mar-Sep
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Shell Oil 2Vis debentures
1971
jASiemens & Halske 6Vis 1951
ASllesian-Amer
3 Vis
6Vis sinking
'
,100
2022
1980
& Sons 2 Vis
debentures
trust
150
'
3%s
3s
RR
3s series B
25
__
Jan-July
150
•99%
—
*93
101V2
April-Oct
mtge
99%
Mar-Sept
148
mm—.
-
—
*87%
;
—
1968_June-Dec
cons
33
♦95
April-Oct
1970
147%
8
♦99% 102%
•—
gold 4s
1st
2%s
147 %
•
148% 148%
*93
Bt Paul Union Depot 3%s B 1971—
Bcioto V. & New. England 1st gtd 4s
Seaboard
America
6Vis sinking fund mtge series A
3'As assented series A 1951
■
*147%
Jan-July
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Bt
1973
debs
f
s
& coll trust 3%s 1975
sinking
6Vis
■
—
•
1980—
B
ser
78
27%
26%
99'A
Map-Nov
2%s
coll
3%s
United
*147% 152
April-Oct
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
73%
26%
26 Vi
June*Dec*
1970
coll trust 3%s 1971
&
s
3%s
1st mortgage 4s series A1997
ASecond mtge lnc 4Vis ser A
125
173
June-Dec
1977
Corp
U S Rubber
__
*171%
....
Mar-Sept
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1906_Jan-JuZy
&
1980
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
Second gold 6s
1996_L_L.
8t Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
95%
95%
78
76
*
'
of
Co
4%s
__
*151%
'
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Bt Lawrence
102% 103%
20
—
'
'
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969
135
77%
Mar-Sept
4'As
debentures
1st mtge
98'A
1
98%
2%s
tr
1975
Car
1st mtge &
9
,
debs
Biscuit
United
846
84%
98%
—
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1955
98%
98
135»%
96
1
*95'/a
—
Jan-July
Vis 1982—
Tank
United
97%
83%
May-Noo
_Maj/-Nov
1953
5
■
Oil of California 2%s debs
conv
3'As
1952
102
•97'/a
98
135
103% 103 %
103Vi
June-Dec ;
1974
2%s debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2 Vis series C 1991—Mar-Sept
103%
100%
■•:
111'A
Jan-July
1950—i—
AConsol
3%s
Union Pacific RR—
95
102%
& coll
1st mtge 3
■
95
.
21
—
103% 104
—
Feb-Aug
1946
7s
19
98
135
of Missouri 3%s 1971
Map-Nov
mortgage end coll trust 23As 1975_April-Oct'
debentures 1968
Map-Nov
1st mtge
98%
98
96
100 %
99%
101'A
v
9
103% 103%
*
__
Jan-July
mtge
98%
98%
98%
June-Dec
u «■■■.
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
mtge
1970—April-Oct
1996—April-Oct
C
2%s debentures 1967
•.v'5 A Direct
SAConsol
series
Orleans
53
'
gold 5s 2000
100
3s
^
*95
—
•
Apr-Ocf
fund mortgage 1946
assented
New
100%
101% 101%
Union Electric Co
205
*98'A
—
June-Dec
:
of
95
95
*95
101'A
Map-Nov
113'A
113
113%. 113'A
April-Oct
!
April-Oct
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
1st
1975
—
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and
R
debs
*98%
and refund M 3%s ser E
1985—Jan-July
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Term
101 »A 101%
r,:
Corp of America 3Vis> conv'1980
June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—Map-Nov
Reynolds <R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
Mfg Co 37/8s
Rheinelbe Union—
95
95%
First
Radio
Rheem
92%
967%
104%
95
95
95
*—
General
-
j
1983—April-Ocf
1964
96
104%
Jan-July
1985
refund M 3'As series B
Pacific first
&
3%8
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
4s secies C 2019
First
101
96
*_I
1
May-Nov
%
and impt. M
First
100 %
98%
Co—
1972
10
'
t A Third Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
A Adjustment Income
5s Jan 1960
Jan-July
—May-Nov
•list and refunding mortgage 3Vis
3Vis debentures 1975
96 %
96 Vb
Jan-July
1973
High
92
Jan-July
1966
1972-
Refund and impt 2%s series D
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—.
98'/a
*104'/a 108
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec
First and
.
12
109
Texas
2037—Jan-July*
First
42
May -Nov
2%s debentures
debentures
92 %
..
Mar-Sept
T
100% 100%
101
First and refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s
First
debs 1973
3%s
—
Mar-Sept
Service
Chemical
Co
92'A
debentures 2%s 1971__Map-Nov
JAn-July
1974
1
Jan.
Low
No.
High
92
—
June-Dec
:
(N J)
debentures
2%s
*100
Mar-Sept
1977—Feb-Aug
First
■
2%s
Swift &
*90%
Feb-Aug
1977-
Pipe Line 23/4s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3 Vis
First mortgage 3s 1983
Public
100 Vi
June-Dec
Plantation
-
100'A
Range Since
Sold
Low
Standard Oil
Texas
:
1974
97%
108% 108%
Mar-Sept
1962—
96 Vi
109
April-Oct
1984
5s
15
Bonds
Friday'!
Bid & Asked
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
general
Sale Frtee
High
__
*105'/a
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Piate Glass 3s debs 1967%
April-Oct
Pittsburgh St West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge
Low
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
_April-Ocf
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s
1964—May-Noo
First
No.
or
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
1
4102%
June-Dec
,
97%
*105 Vi
Week's Bang*
Interest
BONDS
Since
Jan.
Staufier
1963—Feb-Aup
General mortgage
Range
Sold
High
*100%
guaranteed 4 Vis ser J 1964_Afaj/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage
Bonds
97%
97%
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
1957—Maj/-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H I960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
Consolidated
27
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
Pillsuury Mills lnc 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
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BOND RECORD
JANUARY
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
WEEK ENDED
FOR
29
110% 114
1,540
110%
118%
_
T
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
Jan. 23, 1956, and ending Friday, Jan. 27. It is compiled from the
report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adams
Aero
Co
Hat
Alloys
10
Stores
Supply
Inc
Ainsworth
Associates Inc
Air
Way Industries
Airfleets
Stores
(N
footnotes
Range
Shares
Friday
tor Week
Hluh
Low
6%
7
3,000
6'A
Jan
29
550
28%
Jan
7'A
29
Petroleums
Jan
Ajax
Jan
Alabama
Gas
Corp
8%
2,200
8
Jan
8%
Jan
Alabama
Great
3%
3%
3%
2,100
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
Alabama
Power 4.20%
8%
2O0
Jan
8'%
Jan
Alaska
J)
9%
6,100
5
1
Inc
nace
93.
8%
x8
Airlines
Inc
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
10'A
Jan
7%
700
7'A
Jan
7%
Jan
All
23%
23%
500
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
Alleghany
American
Engineering Co
Corp
Range
for Week
Shares
Low
warrants
Low
High
%
3,400
35%
ji
Jan
13
Jan
35%
35%
2,800
35'%
Jan
37%
Jan
130
162
Jan
163'%
Jan
102% 102%
250
102'%
Jan
103%
Jan
6 %
6%
4,900
6
Jan
6%
Jan
40%
42'A
900
40%
Jan
44%
Jan
8'A
8'/a
8'%
900
8'%
Jan
9'%
Jan
5%
5
5%
16,000
5
Jan
6'%
Jan
162
100
102%
1
6'A
41
lOo
Range Since Jan. 1
High
!i
162
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares
7'A
23%
preferred
9
■
mm mm
3
1
see
8%
X8
Southern
2
50
Saies
Week's
of Prices
50c
Ltd
8 VB
— -
Sale Price
Par
High
8%
,
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
28%
*
Inc
For
27
1
Manufacturing common.
Air
JANUARY
—1
Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe
7
ENDED
Sales
of Prices
Low
1
common
Week's
WEEK
FOR
Monday,
security
165
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FOR WEEK
Low
Par
Alles <k
Fisher
Artists
Allied
5%%
1
common
Allied
Control
Allied
Internat'l
Allied Products
Aluminum Co
1
Inc
Co
•
12%
"
„
common
Industries Inc
Filter 5%
Co
25
400
24%
800
12
class
A
Jan
1% Jan
1,300
1
Jan
Central
63%
225
61
Jan
1% Jan
63% Jan
27
27%
500
27
Jan
28,4 Jan
Conv
27%
600
27%
Jan
23
29%
9 %
41
36%
Jan
8%
8%
8%
6,600
8%
Jan
40%
37%
41
36
36%
15%
4%
A
July
1
'53
Jan
20 '4
8
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
5%
6%
6,900
5%
3ft
3
3'/a
4,200
3
13%
13%
13
13%
10%
13
3,000
11%
16,500
4
4%
9
9%
1,000
800
108% 103%
330
9
109
24
23%
24%
10%
■
4
6%
3/a
9
Jan
108%
Jan
23%
1,700
4%
9%
110
25%
34%
20%
Jan
Jan
32%
31%
34%
16,100
31
Jan
|
19%
19%
19%-
13,200
18%
Jan
107%
100
Jan
107%
7%
7%
11,900
7%
Jan
•
35%
33%
36%
10,900
33%
23%
21%
23%
2,000
21
9%
4%
2% Jan
paid
9%
100
Dec
22
on
Cessna
Chicago
Jan
'53)
•
Jan
I
At?
44%
44%
?°n
200
18 /a
19/4
12,700
1
9%
9%
1
3%
3%
10%
6,600
3%
4/2
16%
—
lc
9
1nc3/
11/8
,
Corp
Bohack
10
3%
20'«
Jan
/a
9'
4
Jan
11
Jan
300
3/a
Jan
Inc
16%
200
16
10,800
9
16 %
Jan
Jan
10Va
/8
Jan
39
,a
3%
13,300
3%
Jan
3%
7
Jan
7%
7,900
1%
700
8%
Jan
JanV
9%
5%
5%
5%
13,500
5%
Jan
6% Jan
20%
24%
7,700
19%
Jan
24% Jan
9% Jan
24
9%
9%
9%
3
2%
3
5%
5%
Gorham class A
500
Co
3
Jan
*700
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
100
Jan
17%
22%
9,800
20%
Jan
22% Jan
50
800
49%
Jan
50%
Jan
16%
18
16%
20%
18
19%
9%
11%
Jan
4 500
16 %
Jan
9%
9%
'500
x9%
Jan
11%
11%
400
11%
Jan
7%
7%
100
7%
63/4
Jan
7%
Jan
"7% 1%
41i/2
100%
1,000
42
700
100% 100%
220
Rubber
Jan,
101
Jan
8% Jan
Jan
7%
7%
400
7%
Jan
5
6%
11,600
4%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
1,200
2%
Jan
6% Jan
2% Jan
7%
7
7%
10.200
7
Jan
8
S/f
27%
2'22n
50
-
6%
•
Su
27%
•
Co
•
0
7l8
3
•
37%
£1
14%
1
18%
1
18%
10
7%
1
2.50
15
37%
18,100
-- 0
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25%
♦
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100
37%
700
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Jan
3d A
Jan
34%
Jan
38
Jan
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7
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19%
lo'ron
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15%
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Jan
_
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19%
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17%
17%
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Inc
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Jan
2_8
Ja?
is
18%
5,000
%
%
s
17%
19% Jan
64.100
%
Jan
%
Jan
4%
5%
1,500
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
3,000
Jan
6%
Jan
25c
2%
2%
2%
800
6%
2%
2%
Jan
7.50
8
8
4
*
Inc
1%
50c
21
lOo
•
Campbell Chibougamau'Mines Ltd
1
%
8%
600
8
Jan
Jan
"
.
8% Jan
Cement Co Ltd
6% %
1
Co Ltd
1%
2
9,200
*
common
Coal
Farm
Oils
Equipment
Jan
2%
Jan
5
Jan
4%
Jan
19%
Jan
22%
Jan
10.600
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
14%
7.200
Jan
14%
Jan
iV
5%
1.800
273/a
150
26%
Jan
28
Jan
18%
22
1,300
10,900
4%
27%
5%
4%
21%
4%
13%
14
4%
22
79,200
18%
Jan
21%
do
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Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
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page
26
9,100
23%
6
6
200
5%
Jan
6ya
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
1%
Jan
113
Jan
33%
Public
Co
1%
~1%
5,900
141/,
13%
15
1,900
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
76%
76%
77%
1,050
7ti%
Jan
79%
Jan
24 %
24%
10d
24%
Jan
25 %
Jan
2,800
%
Jan
-
4
4
to
to
4%
3,200
4
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
6%
3,100
6%
uan
6%
Jan
9
100
8%
Jan
9
Jan
9%
9%
300
9%
Jan
9vb
Jan
5,500
44%
Jan
4%
4%
100
4%
Jan
4%
2
2%
21,300
2
Jan
2%
Jan
7%
511/
8%
1,000
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
52
47%
"2
35%
36%
1,700
35 %
Jan
37%
22%
20%
22%
24,400
20%
Jan
Jan
22%
Jan
7
90 0
Jan
7%
Jan
14
14
100
14
Jan
14%
Jan
22%
22%
500
22%
Jan
23 va
Jan
6%
6%
9%
,9%
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
1
9%
9%
9%
600
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
4%
4%
4%'
2,100
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
10c
8%
8%
8%.
4,400
8%
Jan
9%
50c
23%
21
23%
3,700
21
1
12%
12%
12%
1,900
12%
Jan
•
~e.
•
34%
35%
7,900
x
Electrodynamics
Gas
Corp
Utilities
;
Royalty Oil
Air
Lines
Aviation &
100
&
Engineering
Paint
(H)
Varnish
Distillery
•
Jan
12%
-
-
Jan
25%
•
Jan
33%
Jan
12
500
11%
Jan
11%
11%
8.0
11%
Jan
12%
jan
.
v
37%
-
Jan
12%
Jan
6
3%
l
1
6%
1,900
6
Jan
7%
Jan
3%
4
5,590
3%
Jan
4
Jan
6
6
10c
2
1%
6
300
2
18,100
42
150
41m
100
17
41
17
•
17
6
Jan
1%
•
6%
Jan
2 %
Jan
Jan
Jan
42
Jan
Jan
Ltd—
17
Jan
16%
16,900
%
Jan
1.2)0
14%
Jan
1,100
l7*
Jan
16%
I7
•
•
5c
•
%
15%
——1
11%
11%
12
11%
$1 preferred class A
—Cott Beverage Corp
1.50
v
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep receipts (ord reg)__£l
—
Creole Petroleum common
5
67%
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
-j.—.1
Crowley Milner & Co
1
Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)
5
19%
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic..--*
/- 27
Crown Drug Co common
25c
2%
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
•
13%
New common
10c
New $1.12 preferred
20%
20%
200
19%
7%
7%
1,300
7%
5%
5%
1,200
5%
Jan
66%
67%
7,400
66%
7%
7%
2,600
8%
8%
100
18%
19%
4,100
27
23
Inc
.
Corroon & Reynolds common
.
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l
Co
Jan
r
12
11%
1.25
Car-Na-Var
33%
12
lo
Inc
--
14%
16
•
Jan
Jan
12 %
Jan
Jan
20%
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
./
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
71%
7
Jan
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
17%
27
Jan
21%
30%
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
1,300
13%
Jan
15
Jan
800
17%
Jan
18
14
5,V Jan
'
5% Jan
18
2^50-
Cuban American Gil Co.
Jan
1,000
13%
14%
17%
18
2%
—
5
j
2%
2%
24,200
2vs
Jan
3%
15%
14%
16%
24 930
13%
Jan
16%
Jan
45
46
44
Jan
46
Jan
1%
Jan
2
Jan
11%
50c
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
Cuban Tobacco common
Cuban-Venezuelan Oil vtc
Curtis Lighting Inc common
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
C W C Liquidating Corp
46
1%
_•
%c
640
5
—
Jan
1%
1%
21,400
Jan
12%
Jan
5%
5%
630
5
Jan
5%
Jan
17
17%
Jan
16
2.50
4
./.
v,;
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Daltch Crystal Dairies Inc
Davidson
Day
Brothers
Inc
Mines Inc
35
Dejay Stores common
5
100
—
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
Mfg
.
_n„-
Dive^-ev
_
(The)
8%
Jan
MS
2,700
lft Jan
112
Jan
33%
34%
Jan
16
16
2%
2%
5%
5%
28%
28%
25c
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1%
o.
400
830
16
200
2%
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5%
1,300
29
1%
60
II,000
33%
Jan
Jan
5 %
Jan
27%
Jan
'29
Jan
Jan
151
Jan
16
6
Jan
2%
Jan
5
16%
Jan
28 %
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
30%
Jan
3.0
Jan
1{2
Janl
Jan
3%
Jan
15%
1
6%
7
6.0C0
Jan
15%
Jan
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
21%
15%
Do/e I/Tor!MS W:r.:;::7-7Jio
lft
3%
g*
1
CorD
6
23%
70
8%
148
10
Ltd
j
16%
Jan
—1
Products
Devon-Leduc Oils
18%
Jan
27%
28
1
Co
Jan
15
1,300
.
1
Gray Iron Foundry
17
3,700
5 %
50c
Mfg class A common
debenture
Detroit
1%
10c
Dayton Rubber Co class A
8%
/
I,100
33 %
16
8%,
1%
17
1
16%
8%
1
2.50
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Jan
21%
Jan
17%
10
Jan
12%
12%
100
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
8%
8%
400
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
13%
1,5)0
12%
Jan
14%
36
25
34%
Jan
36%
Jan
5
3 030
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
35%
Jan
Jan
38
1,0C0
26%
Jan
40%
Jan
26%
5,100
24
Jan
27%
Jan
11V8
1214
10,430
44%
44%
1"0
53%
12
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(Allen B)
19%
24%
-
1
10
Jan
37
10
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17%
4%
-
D^eon'Cement Co"Inc
g™gon Cement Conine..
90
31%
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18
36
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58%
300
8 %
9%
10,700
11%
Jan
14%
44
Jan
45%
Jan
58%
Jan
59%
Jan
10
Jan
Laboratories—
.,
1
8%
Jan
3ft
8%
Jan
4%
Jan
7%
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep
rets ord
reg
Ruraloy {Jhf Cor—
Durham Hosiery class B common
Dur° Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
34%
Jan
30%
Jan
4%%
1
1%
1%
9,400
Jan
1%
Jan
Eastern
5 i«
6
8,400
jg
Jan
6/a
Jan
Eastern States Corp
$7 preferred series A
5
Eastern
Gas & Fuel Assn common
prior preferred
Malleable
Iron.
21 %
21%
22%
Jan
2%
2i,i
6,700
21%
2/a
Jan
ft
Jan
2,56
Jan
6%
6%
6%
7,500
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
Common shares of beneficial int
3,100
23%
Jan
25%
Jan
$2 preferred
23%
24
10«
1
•
1
•
1
--
5/4
"4%
5%
2,900
22
22%
4"0
6%
Jan
8%
35
37
Jan
--
22%
35%
7%
7%
22
Jan
24
Jan
2.800
34%
Jan
37%
Jan
7%
9,700
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
^
Jan
iV
200
.*
Jan
Jan
2%
150
2%
2%
Jan
ft Jan
16
--
—
Jan
24
Jan
50o
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52
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10
1965
28%
1%
2
Jan
9
14
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1956
ext
100
•
Jan
1
30s
Service.^
150
5%
Jan
~i%
1
33%
1
see
23%
•
Inc
30%
10c
Marconi
For footnotes
28%
Jan
Jan
5
•
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
Jan
—
6%
20
Airlines/
33%
2
common
Dreage & Dock
Jan
g
10c
vtc
29%
Canadian Canners
Ltd
Jan
9%
2.
1
Corp common
Products Co
Caribbean
20
preference
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc
Canadian Atlantic OH Co Ltd
Canadian
1%
•
Canada
Canadian
&
DuMont
19%
4%
5
Canada
93%
Jan
1
Common
10c
common
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
Bread
Jan
9%
—
'-'\v
1 as
Jan
6%
Power
Canada
93%
—
—
13%
5%
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Aviation
81%
25%
51
g
Electric
Jan
—
Co
5
Lambert Manufacturing—4
Distillers Co Ltd—
6%
Corp (new)
Eastern
79
10
18%
jan
jdn
.
California
Jan
80
Jan
Jan
1
common
Products
27
16 %
Detroit Steel
I2%c
convertible class A
Electric
Jan
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Detroit Hardware
Ton
15%
Jan
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jan
Jan
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9
2.50
dep rets ord shares
C & C Super
26%
18%
Dennison
Ton
1^3/ Jan
17% Tan
14%
Tnri
Tan
2Jan
36%
....
1^3/2
Burma Mines Ltd—
-Ml
150
1
convertible preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
P) & Son
o?3/ S
27 A Jan
35%
7i»
3
36%
14%
10
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation
26%
17%
Jan
SI? Jan
T&n
27%
_./
£1
common
34%
--
10s
preferred
Co
36%
10s
60c
(J
Jan
6 %
•
common
preferred
Burroughs
8%
47
•
F
American
Jan
8
Jan
6% Jan
jan
Jan
100%
Jan
20c
common
Distillers
Forman
41
'
1
dep rets ord reg
cumulative
16
9%
5
Company common
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan common
Calif
Jan
11%
•
Bruce (E L) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
Cable
Jan
2%
16%
•
Company
Brown
6%
9%
3
common
Jan
9 700
1
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—
American dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Brown
Jan
26%
18%
Class A voting
Class B non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines—
Jan
H2 Jkn
49%
21%
50c
common
American
11
39% Jan
Corp
Continental Commercial
Corp
Continental Uranium Inc
Jan
8%
Tobacco—
1%
3%
--
Brown
Jan
Jan
Continental
Jan
1
American
10%
36%
Continental
Jan
8%
1
common
British
S
10V8
16%
184-' ~1U
1
Foote Gear Works Inc
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
Breeze
Corp
common
B
Jan
Jan
■:
25
Brad
4%
8%
15%
1%
1
common
Oil
900
2,300
Continental
Jan
500
20o
American
10%
39%
Consolidated
9 /a Jan
28,200
16
50o
British
10
37-.
Liquidating
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
Jan
8%
1
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brtllo Manufacturing Co
Jan
10%
3qa8
Consolidated
Jan
1
Co Inc
Borne
Scrymser
Bourjois Inc
5ft
1
Consolidated
4
Jan
4/8 Jan
Jan
4/a
•
•
& Co
Jan
Consol
Jan
18
50o
Shoe Corp
(S)
4"%
5
Co
ext
Coro
(H C) Co common..
•
prior cumulative preferred__100
5%%
8%
•
16
lo
Light & Power Ltd
Starr &
24,500
10
Development ordinary
Corby
Company
Blumenthal
5%
%
Vt^
To!!
Jj
47
9 /a
9
1
Bellanca Aircraft common
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Belock
Instrument Corp
Black
Jan
5,
Connelly Containers Inc
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Tq„
a\/A ^an
44
Jan
37
_1
common
Bearings
Blauner's
Jan
4%
'.t
Compo Shoe Machinery—
b
American shares
Oil Ltd..
Inc
9%
Jan
"jg
Community
Jan
Andes-
Watch
Jan
Jan
3%
1
Aluminum
Colon
Jan
3
„
400
4%
3
common..
J
Bickford's
17%
8%
4,100
4
Cook
Electronic.
Banff
Benrus
16%
10,600
"
Hosiery
Cockshutt
Selburn Oil & Gas—
(A SI
900
9%
3%
S
Manufacturing Co
Clinchfleld
club
Jan
17%
8%
1
Corporation
Claussner
Clayton
Jan
Machine
Controller
Clarostat
Jan
6%
Mining
Stamping
Auto
Clary
.
1
Ltd
&
Jan
5%
Jan
10
Consolidated
Clark
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Rivet
%
Jan
10
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chief
.
2.50
America
Corp common
Co
Jan
80
2
common
of
Co
Charter Oil
v
Beck
Aircraft Co
&
26%
.
10o
10
common
Jan
Jan
3%
100
Light 4% pfd
Power &
Jan.
112%
6%
Co—
Power
preferred
chamberlin
9% Jan
5% Jan
Jan
T
18%
Inc
Beau-Brummell Ties
9%
126
Jan
400
•
1
Oil
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%
7
1.000
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
Basin
Maine
series
$1.50
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Charis
16%
*
Vtc
div
-
Barium Steel Corp
Basic Refractories
12%
Jan
Jan
Jan
3j/4
.
.
l
14
4,600
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Barcelona Tr
f31
^
5,'.
1
1
Century Electric Co
j
17%
1
4%
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
de los
9Vi
123
Jan
5%
10
& Co
1
3
9%
Atlas
Banco
Jan
2,000
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
4%
•
Securities
Jan
11%
25
6%
24
2%
Line Co
Baldwin
600
-
6%
Jan
4%
Coast
Rubber
9%
124
Jan
30
/
„
Colonial
2%
Atlantic
Class A
5,400
100
J- 6%
Jan
1
1
Baldwin
12%
3
111
Jan
36% Jan
1
£1
Fisheries
:
12
124
Commodore Hotel
A
Coast
■i'l &5
Bailey
30
9%
1
Central
Tel—
Ayshlre Collieries Corp
2ft
30
„
1
Illinois Secur Corp
3 50%
8%
7%
reg
on
1%
2%
•
preference
Coastal
2.50
$41
1 '/tfssJan
8,300
2s 6d
common
Corp of America.,
Central
11 % Jan
Jan
§
Atlantic
Axe Science &
20%
—
6
_
arrear
8,000
•
Explorers Ltd.
Central
Industries—
&
&
16%
4%
16 /a
Jan
400
I
Corp
$43
Jan
Jan
4%
8%
pfd__100
warrants
Tel
15
600
9,600
8%
4%
Oil Corp...
Louisiana Gas Co
(ex
Jan
Jan
15'/a
2,150
4%
__
1
Fuel
dep rets
pfd
2,300
1 %
2ft
j
nigh
V
1%
12%
•
Light $5
LiUu.
•
2%
30
Range Since Jan. 1
2%
2%
.
Shares
,
High
2%
1
Cenco Corporation
City
Associated Food Stores Inc
Associate Laundries of America
CI
16%
15 %
15
15%
«
37'%
36
125
Catalin
Jan
28%
11 %
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72% preferred
Associated
14
1,700
Manufacturing Co
Electric
14/4
Jan
29'%
2.40
Equipment
Jan
28%
4,100
Jan
1956
for Week
of Prices
i%
1
5
19.50
rets B ord
dep
Castie (A M)
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
29^
4.78
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Argus Cameras Inc.,*
American
jg
27%
20o
class
Jan
3,200
27%
8
shares
Associate
&
2%
1
vtc
W) Co common
(J
1%
1
Angostura-Wupperman
Aro
Jan
Carter
1%
2
Armstrong Rubber Co
Ltd
common...
Casco Products
1%
—
20e
Mines Ltd
Co
Co
Power
American
Jan
Jan
1
2
preferred
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
&
Jan
•
Anchor Post Products
Armour
8%
Jan
1,600
3
Arkansas
Carolina
61
AMI
Arkansas
Producers
carnation
8%
8
Apex-Electric
Oil
8%
pfd—28
Corp
98%
25
13/4
8%
33 /8
Jan
1
Writing Paper common
Incorporated
"A"
Jan
7% Jan
Jan
12%
20
2|
Co
Company
Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Canso
i
Low
6c
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
35,4 Jan
Jan
30%
American
Anacon Lead
Canso
J
1%
21
American Meter Co____;
American Natural Gas Co 6%
American Seal-Kap common
Tractor
96%
12
1°0
Machine
Manufacturing Co com
Oil
Jan
Jan
1
1
American Laundry
Amurex
pof
8%
pfd
II
common—l
Rubber Co
American Thread 5%
250
conv
JAmerican Bantam Car
American Maracaibo
98%
24%
12
.—25o
American Beverage common
American Book Co
;
American
500
35%
97%
98%
•
American
-
-
-
•
Industries
American Hard
13%
2,430
800
34%
34%
100
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
American Air
11%
4 %
12%
6/4
13/4
14
12% Jan
5 % Jan
11% Jan
12 /8 Jan
7% Jan
34
Jan
Monday, January 30
Sain
Range
Sale Price
Canadian Williston Minerals
Tan
.
C&rrcr&s Ltd"™*
Aluminum
Ambrook
7,000
1
41/
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchamg*
America—
cumulative preferred
$3.75
•
Investing cap gtock__l
(Mich) common
1
of
luO
5%
11%
13%
10
preferred
convertible
4%
12%
5%
5%
11 A
.y0W,
4/a Jan
1,500
4%
—
-1
Corp
Pictures
High
12%
4%
1
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Range Since Jan.
Share*
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Uauge
D»»»
ENDED JANUARY 27
Sale*
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
.
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE
.
$6 preferred series B
lastem Sugar Associates—
10
17%
16%
17%
26,9°0
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
100
79%
77%
79%
3c0
77%
Jan
80%
Jan
32
33
130
31%
Jan
33
Jan
23%
24
23 %
Jan
24
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190
Jan
25
23%
1
•
190
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1,2
0
475
1?5
Jan
175%' 176%
385
19)
•
176%
225
175%
Jan
76%
Jan
1
17%
17%
17%
500
17%
Jan
17%
Jan
30
24%
23%
24%
1j0
23%
Jan
24%
Jan
xl
>-*
Volume 183
Number 5503
.
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(583)
american stock exchange
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Elder Mines Limited
Electric
Bond
ElectroData
&
Corporation-
Electronics
Corp
America
El-Ironies
Inc
of
1"~
pfd
-
$2
■
•
__
Forge
6%
Esquire
Jan
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
17
Jan
14%
3,200
17
17%
1,000
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
8 %
6,600
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
1
14%
2,8j0
Jan
105%
10%
11%
2,000
9%
Jan
11%
200
25%
Jan
28%
Jan
25%
3%
26%
3%
43%
44
4%
4%
4
5
1
7
Corporation Ltd
$1 or 25c
-Warrants extended to Apr 3 1956—
Eureka Pipe Line common
10
1%
%
45%
«%*£
;
8 %
:
5%
vs
16'/2
%
8%
Jan
7%
1
2,4o0
;
*TA Jan
1%
Jan
9,400
4
Fargo Oils Ltd
Fire
(Phila)
Inc
Sterling
Fl6hman
(M
H)
Flying
Co
%
Ltd
Tiger
Line
'57
1
A—-
Inc
A
26%
1
2 A.
2,450
7
*
.
Kaiser
Motors
Jan
Katz
Drug
A
Class
B
123%
•
voting
Ford Motor Co
•
dep rets ord reg
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Fox (Peter) Brewing
Fuller (Geo A)
Co
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
100
10/2
Jan
11/4
Jan
5,000
9,700
726
123
A?
9/8
Jan
10/8
123
16,000
5
5
1
3'A
3 %4
3%
4
3%J
4%
"2,600
5%'
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138
Power
Co
common
•
-
5% preferred
Gellman
General
Mfg
15%
700
General
5%f|
5%
*
1%
Builders
Supply Corp corn—1
convertible preferred
25
5%
15
4%
A
Jan
(Del
rets ord reg
Fireproofing common
General
1,000
Jari'
oq
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19
General Indus Enterprises
General Outdoor Adv 6 % pfd
*
5%
convertible preferred
IGeneral Stores Corporation™
Georgia
Power
$4.60
Gerity
$5
20
1
Jan
113
5%| 5%
1%! 1%
100
5%
300
1 %
600
2Jan
2%
fiJA
Tan
55/
Gilbert
(AC)
Gold
Mines
Tan
•
•
14
Gladding
Distilleries
Globe
Union
Gobel
(Adolf)
Godchaux
Co
19%
Jan
Jan
105%
Jan
97/
Tan
Jan
1%
1/8
,1/
Tan
Jan
Jan
91/
2%
Ton
6
|',t
2,800
i
Ton
Tan
8%
300
95/
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aV
Rubber
B)
Consolidated
2,300
I/a
Jan
Tn«
54%
1,480
41%
Jan
1,250
42
Jan
52
160
iu
Jan
1%
Great
Amer
Great
Atlantic
Industries
Non-voting
1st
Oil
Sweet
Greer
Hydraulics
Gruoll
Freehold
6%
15%
Grass
Co
26%
3%
315
»n
9., v Jan
27% >Ian
•
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9,600
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2%
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600
7
16%
Jan
3%
Jan
135 %;
1%
1
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185
135% 133
—50c
—
1%
4%
.
9%
Gypsum Line & Abalastine
;■
9
1
11
11
-5
Company
;
Grocery Stores Products common
—
13,100
iit
.17
56,100
4/4
800
14%
9%
12,900
11
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600
9
7c
_
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15/a
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jan
4/2
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Jan
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1%
15%
15
9c
Leases.;
Griesedieck
368
1%
4%
4%
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t
Jan
*
17%
—
—
Jan
Co
2
Organ Company
Plywood Corp
Hartford Electric Light
Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co:
Hazel Bishop
Hazeltlne
Hearn
Inc
i
Corp
Mining
—
(W
E)
1,400
58
58
1%
1
4
4
%
200
1%
2,100
4
2%
4%
1,500
2%
2%
900
5%
5 %
44%
41%
10%
18
18%
1
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
6
11,800
44%
10%
1,900
17%
16%
11%
18
22
•.—
3 %
250
convertible
5%
&
(R)
1
10
1
preferred
Co Inc
common
Class A
—
10
6%'
Hofmann Industries Inc——25c
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane
Home Oil
Co
Ltd
class
Hormel
Horn
Horn
&
3%
3%
1,200
10%
700
11%
200
6%
12%
6 %•
1,100
13%
800
&
Hubbell
(Harvey)
Humble
Oil
Hurd Lock
11%
capital
54
-
129
■■■;
25%
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
•
5
11
Jan
11%
6%
Jan
Jan
VA Jan
ran
3%
13
Jan
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
31
Jan
129
54
-
25%
134
25%
40
5%
9
20%
4%
35
Jan
—2.50
L
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock..*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada..
.
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__10o
Industrial Enterprises Inc
*
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co—
Insurance Co of North America
International
International
Breweries
Cigar
footnotes
Machinery
spp
page
A
50c
8%
33,
15
Jan
15%
Jail;
15
15%
20%
20%
12%
15
Jan
20%
Jan
12%
Jan
13 %
Jan *
2,800
3
Jan
3%
Jan
1A
*
19%
20J
3%
1%
1,600
1A
Jan
1A
Jan
5'%
—
500
12%
57/a
200
5
12 %
12%
*8%
"9%
^tension
Realty
—
-5.
8%
25c
common
Inc
4
J
;i
10
1
K ,
Jan
Jan
Jan
32
Jan
6%
7
300
6%
Jan
25
46%
Jan
1,800
90%
Jan
14%
Jan
1%
Jan
94% 100
97'/a
14Va
14%
14%
l7/8
6%
25
1%
1,100
1%
__
300
6%
52
Jan
7%
-
Jan
7%
Jan
52
.
Jan
100 >
Jan
15%
Jan
1%
Jan
18
18
Jan
10,400
92%
Jan
114%
Jan
39 Vb
300
38%
Jan
39%
Jan
12%
2,300
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
3%
Jan
.
107% 112%
—
3%
.
3%
500
40
Jan
3 Vb- Jan
17
20
18
Jan
32
Jan
39
500
Jan
30%
1,153
Jan
40
"'Jan
Jan
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
£1
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common
McKee
(A G)
MCWilllams
9%
•
9
9%
800
9
9%
Jan
Jan
j
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
16%
16%
16%
1,100
16%
Jan
16%
5
—
26%
25
27%
25,900
24%
Jan
27%
Jan
32
31"%
32%
950
31%
Jan
33%
Jan
& Co common..^——*
Dredging
com
(Del)..10
Jan
21%
20%
22
4,300
20%
Jan
25
Mead Johnson & Co
Menasco Mfg Co
1
26%
26
27%
3,400
26
Jan
29
Jan
——.1
5%
5%
Jan
6
Jan
Merrill Petroleums Ltd.——
2——1
15%
Jan
15%
Mesabi
J—„1
45%
42%
Jan
46%
Jari
9%
Jan
10%
Jari
Iron
Co
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
Michigan Sugar
6% preferred
Co
Oil
9%
2,200
8%
Jan
6%
1,000
5%
Jan
1,200
11%
Jan
5%
11%
12
1%
4%
11%
10%
6%
13
Jan
Jan
Jan
Janl
Jan
1%
10,900
1%
8%
9%
Jan
16
1,100
1,000
Jan
15%
15%
Jan
17%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
9,800
11%
Jan
12
jaiv
30
30|
30
10
conv
200
1
common
Corp $1
10%
8%
L
8%
Micromatic Hone Corp
—1
Middle States Petroleum common—1
Midland
15%
46%
6 v-
1
Tube——1—2.50
Steel
13%
43
19,800
114,300
12,500
9
1
—
Michigan
474
10
25c
8%
8
preferred—*
Jan
1%
Jan
12%
Jan
12%
Jan
29
Jan
30
Jan
Products—
Mid-West
•
>:
8%
8%
8%
700
8%
Jan
9
Jan
5
22%
22%
23%
3,500
22%
Jan
25
Jan
"5%
6
Jan
1
~5%
5%
50
—
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
Missouri Public Service common
(Can)
Ltd
cumulative
4.40%
Mt
Clemens
g o/c
Metal
Products
Mountain
SMuntz
States
Muter Company
106
75
13
1,300
105
Tel
12%
13
Jan
14,100
1A
Jan
1%
6,000
24%
Jan
26%
101%
120
100%
Jan
102
Jan
104
Jan
106
Jan
Jan
5
101
'
—
40
175% 176
175%
40
3%
3%
2
19%
3%
300
44%
Jan-
Jan
10
Jan
Jan
137%
26
108%
125 % 127%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
20%
Jan
125%
Jan
128%
Jan
2
2%
26%
5,700
10%
10%
1,600
34%
34%
4%
4%
Jan
2%
Jan
26%
Jan
27%
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
500
34%
Jan
35%
Jan
1,900
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
15 Va
Jan
100
-
—
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
National Research Corp
900
Jan
National
Jan
Steel
:
Ltd
Car
Transit
--
1
10
10c
1
6%
Jan
36%
Jan
39%
Jan
National U. S. Radiator Corp w 1
1
11
Jan
11%
Jan
Neptune Meter common
5
Jan
98
23 Vb
Jan
23%
National Union Electric Corp..
30c
Jan
Jan
"4
"4
*
iff
43,805
3 a
Jan
10%
10%
703
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
4jJ Jan
11%
Jan
17%
18%
4,203
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
27
29 V8
4,100
27
Jan
29%
Jan
24%
200
24
Jan
25 %
Jan
29%
3
Jan
3 V\
Jan
5%
Jan
4
3%'
4 Vb
44,500
2%
Jan
-
12%
x32
12%
12%
9,100
11%
Jan
4% Jan
12% Jan
31%
33
1,600
31%
Jan
34%
Jan
1
6%
6 %
6%
103
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
1%
iiV
1U
20,700
1a Jan
2
2 %
12,300
2
135
134
135%
5
Jan
5%
Jan
New England Tel & Tel
3 150
104%
Jan
110%
Jan
New
8"%
Jan
9%
Jan
Watch
preferred
Jersey
Jan
4
Jan
100
2,000
New
3%
Jan
«—1
2,200
—
Jan
3%
Jan
2
Jan
Jan
3%
4%
40c
" 30%
500
3
New British Dominion Oil Ltd
&
5,400
3%
29'% Jan
Jan
Min
3%
17%
2,400
New Bristol Oils Ltd
New Idria
Jan
Jan
„
15,300
Nestle Le Mur Co common
&
3%
16
3 Va
Jan
Clock
900
5%
Jan
conv
5
5%
'
Haven
Jan
5%
—
A
50c
16%
•
Associates
common
Jan
8
4%
24%
18 /s
29 ,
1
A
Jan
14
13%
4
2
Products common
Telefilm
National
16
1
25c
Machinery
600
3%
16
3%
1
3,300
Rubber
1
1
(Mich)
9%
503
.
4%
"
Ltd
Petroleum
14%
4%
1
21%
13%
14
10
Inc
2J%
22
Jan
3%
N
Corp
National Mfg & Stores common
42
3%
Jan
19%
26%
„
176%
750
20
2
Jan
Jan
750
-
10%
34%
4%
Jan
Jan
9%
19%
126%
Jan
/
43
10
50c
Jan
1 %
5
common
Jan
26%
116
2.50
common
Jan
106
4%
—100
Co—
Jan
Jan
16
1
105% 106
*
1
Mfg
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee Co common
23 %
24%
101%
2.50
Inc
TV
Murray Ohio
35
Jan
4
Mills
Tel &
Jan
22 %
12%
1
cumulative preferred—
vernon-Woodberry
34%
24%
„
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B..100
4.50% preferred series C
".
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
•
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd
•
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Jan
25
600
12%
1A
♦
1
preferred
5%
34%
22%
105
100
.1
Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
500
34%
22 VB
50c
Mlnlng Corp of Canada
Molybdenite Corp
100
•
50c
Abrasive
Midwest Piping Co
Mid-West Refineries
Miller Wo hi Co common
4% %' convertible preferred—u
National Presto Industries Inc
Jan
9%
31%
39
National
28%
Jan
50
*
Co
Jan
21,500
Jan
8%
31%
Manischewitz (The B)
Jan
300
12%
Jan
18
Jan
A
Jan
12,800
30%
National Brewing Co
200
12 %
4 %
17%
Jan
20,600
Jan
500
13%
30 V4
Jan
11%
29%
Jan
17%
Milling Co—4.
National Bellas Hess common
36 3 4
Jan
27%• Jan
;
Jan
30%
Jan
6
16%
3%
1
Jan
22,400
Jan
Jan
11%
7
129
6%
38%
Jan
7%
1,000
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Jan-
Jan
Jan
4,800
6%
—50c
Jan
11%
Jan
|^j
57
1,400
;
5%
*
4%. Jan
4%
Maine Public Service Co
Mangel Stores common
Jan
Jan
22
Jan
6
'
12%
52
5
5%
800
31%
..
'
Co
,
4
•
54
20
6% Jan
11%
11%
3
Jan
20
.
14%
jjj
50o
Nachman
Jan
^
1
400
Namm-Loeser's
38%
57/a- Jan
28%
Jan
Jan
Jan
3
3%
27%
Jan
Jan
200
10
5%
30%
Jan
%
14%
128%
28%
Jan
3%
Jan
2,300
Jan
•
30%
3%
Jan
%
15%
Jan
5%-
Jan
3%
14%
Jan
104% 109%
8%
9 %
2%
1,800
5
5
5 %
104%
1,500
3
Jan
96
—5
1
3%
Jan
3
Jan
67/a
116
23 %
Jan
1,500
20
100
23%
Jan
38%
7%
Jan
8
23 %
15%
Jan
2%
7
^00
A
Jan
37%
7
1,900
6
14%
75
1
12%
11%
38%
1
Inc
International Metal Industries A
•
International Petroleum capital stock.*
For
6
3,500
10,200
National
£l
2,700
5%
5%
xl2%
2%
14%
37%
6
12%
25%
Jan
5%
Jan
1,000
Jan
5%
Jan
290
Jan
13 %
19%
Jan
1,600
1
10%
40
12
2%
•
10%
50
25%
12%. Jan
5%
National
X12%
1,400
Jan
14%
1
5,200
I
Imperial Chemical Industries
Amer dep rets ord reg
Jan
500
13 %
24 %
37%
20o
National Starch
Illinois Zinc Co common.
2%
14%,
33%c
3.000
116% 119
5%.
22%
24%
Jan
Jan
106
..
18%
5
Co
8%
116%
Jan
1
Jan
106%
5
stock—•
5
6%
Jan
4%
Jan
22
13
7.50
Forge
13%
15
Inc common
Jan
Jan
Jan
11
2%
500
Manufacturing Co
3/2
";an
600
32%
11
„
4,900
5%
10%
9/e
Jan
Jan
Jan
5%
31
01/
3 /8
Jan
100
Refining
&
t11
J
5%
*
t11
Jan
24%
1,600
4,800
3
10%
5% preferred
ot
20
,oo
Jan
3%
23%
2?a
*
1/ Jan
yn
2/4
22/b
3%
11%
Hardart Baking Co
Hardart common
Jan
.q
Jan
10%
& Co
n
Jan
73
—*
(Geo A)
i
Jan
t"
•too
t
i
3
Jan
——.—*
A.
Inc
n
too
73
—*
Co
B
inu
17/2
t
Jan
"
2u
o
10
~
Class
Herder's
a?,/ JAn
-
T
Jan
300
*23%
31
t
Jan
1%
22
3%
*
common
15/
2/8
too
11/
73
v 23%
:f ' 2%
5
too
Tan
Jan
Jan
.——-1
Corporation
Holly
too
T„„
"Ian
Av S
ii'S
993/
102
—60c
Hclllnger Consol'Gold Mines.™
'
Jan
9%
12%
.
!
100
11%
-2.50
Tqt,
100
'
Hoe
2
1,500
102
73
.
3,800
18%
102
10c
Hlghle Mfg Co common
IV
1%
01/
—100
100
Henry Holt & Co common
tnv
2/2
*
common
preferred
preferred
o3/
99V
??,/2
2,500
4
1
common
5 V2 %
4%
700
14
—25c
Co
&
23
13%
5
Co
Rubenstein
Helena
Heller
100
22%
13%
—-—1
—10c
10c
*
Dept Stores common—
Hecla
3%
22%
1
2
Harvard Brewing Co
Mfg
3%
1
1
25
Harbor
Hastings
Co
$2 non-cum dividend shares
Hammond
1%- Jan
*
Stores
(The)
Midland Steel
Hall Lamp
5% Jan
2a
ji
—
h
q
105
23%
13%
*
Metal Textile Corp common
...
186
1
Ltd
Oils
15%
3%
•
————100
Chemical
&
Great
1,700
>c
87
Tea—
stock.—
preferred
Great Lakes
510
26%
10c
Inc
Pacific
&
common
7,800
57V2
Jan
1
Jan
10
600
8
Jan
:
3%
24,300
*
1
Magna Oil Corporation
*
in
57
51
4%>
11%
Jan
4%- Jan
24%
11*
Jan
200
105
2
i
2
is/
3%23
Lynch Corp
?
1%
Jan
38 V4
10/a
5
Mines—.'
Jan-
6%
Jan
39%
^
To"
Jan
1%
2%
5
105
5
Jan
10/8
6,900
8,000
•
15%
"ion
ini7
1%
2%
t!
Jan
1,000
1%
112%
Jan
12,900
4%2 A
1
IS
1,200
Manufacturing Co
50
Gorham Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd__25
Grand Rapids Varnish
1
Gray Manufacturing Co
1
5
Jan
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenhelmer (The) Co
fan
20%
Goodman
Jan- 1
2
1
15%
•
1
4%
Jan
6%
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Z'*
8«
1
preferred
Jan
1%
4
Lodge & Shipley (The)
Tan
5
prior
4
14,000
50
a
Tan
Jan
108%
1.000
Inc
Jan
4,500
1%
24%
Loblaw Groceterias class A
Class B
Locke Steel Chain
Tan
*
Inc
6
4%
}£
2A
ff Ton,rgeau (B 04 Inc
J
0 "J.;;;:,
cumulative preferred
Tan
16
io%
B
M .50
*7%
5%'
i4
B
Sugar class A
Class
m
class
800
•'
1%
4%
loc 4
common
Hotels Corp
Lefcourt
Jan
171/,
1,600
24%
1
6
4
-
Lear Inc common
Ja"n
Jan
20,500
8%i
10
McBean & Co
Glenmore
1,300
•
Glen Alden Corp
Jan
5
«•»
Jan
40*
39V,
2,900
2%
•
common
Gilchrist Co
Jan
Lamson Corp cf Delawere
Lamson & Sessions Co
Lanston Monotype Machine Co
—
"5%
7%
7
Lakey Foundry Corp
91/!
107%
1
Jan
2%
'
Tnn
15%
"2%;
300
Laclede-Christy Company—
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Lake Shores Mines Ltd
Tan
105%
18
~3%
—
1
—
Yeilowknife
300
*
:
Corp
,J 40%
17^3
~3%j|
7
<3%
'
JaS
Jan
"1%.. ~2%
2
•
preferred..
preferred
Mich
Giant
18
"3%
Jan
6
5
Leonard Refineries
100
Plywood Corp common—„50c
General
Jan
16%
-
Tan
5%
40
83%
Jan
1%,
5
Krueger Brewing Co
£1
5
Jan
13%
—2.50
Kroy oils Ltd
.
dep
89%
'3,100
3%
Kropp
Jari
16
General Electric Co Ltd—
American
10
16
2%
Kobacker
Jan
f-i.
Jan
600
Va J
89%
1
New
_
6A
^an
00/
3/8
5%
2
2%
1
Knott
—
.
.
A Jan
113
1
Acceptance Corp warrants
Alloys Co
General
30%'; 30%
—100
C»o common
Jan
4%
1
(Walter) & Co
"""
Gatlneau
2%
Kleinert. (I
Jan
—
...
7,100
15
1,100
0ii & Development Co
Klrkland Lake G M Co Ltd
,
Jan
—
5%
5
Jan
2%
j£i0
Jan
_
2,000
£1
1.25
Jan
7%
Kingston Products
*Ian
t
1"
~
7%
Jan
15%
100
Oil Company
Kings County Lighting common
4% cumulative preferred
Jan
Jan
6,900
no/4
pfd
Kin-Ark
2%
10%
Ltd—
-Amer
Kidde
57%
Jan
...
non-voting—i
Jan
24%
2A Jan
55 %
4%%
Company
Kennedy's Inc
,
7%
Jan
Ford Motor of Canada—
-Class
Jan
6%
7
1
Kansas Gas & Electric
Jan
27%
10%
Corp..
%
26 %
9%
7
6,400
|(
16%
Jan
22%
12,200
56%' 57 %
4%
5
:
9%
600
7%
89%
15%
if
Jan
10%
1
class
2,700
2
*
4%
High
7%
2%
15o
Jan
13
600
23%
2%
10
2.50
Inc
Stores
Fltzsimmons
7%
22%
22%
25c
Association
Firth
7%
1
Low
7%
6%
6%
1
common
slr°™f,hf.?7inc
Jan
.
Kawneer Co
Factor (Max) & Co class A
Falrchild Camera & Instrument
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Jan
5to
14,800
Jeannette Glass Co
Tan
14 £5.;.
Jan
V<r
:
13
14%
6j0
900
1,500
7J/a
1A
I-
.
Shares
Low
Israel-American Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranan Petrol Corp Inc.lc
Jan
for Week
of Prices
20,000
.*•"
'8%
"
Jan'
15
'
8%
Eureka
Jan
-
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Jan
431/2
-
Jan"
13%
,
International Products
5
International Resistance Co
10c
Investors Royalty
1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing v t c
•
Ironite Inc
1
Irvln8 Alr chute
1
Jan
"14%
6.0
13%
5
10c
Inc
29%
105
:
1
Corp com——10c
preferred
10
1st
Jan
10%
Steel
&
cum
28
Week's
Last
.
*
13%
7%
convertible' preferred
Erie
Jan
14%
1
common
%
11,400
28
100
Empire Miliwork Corp
Emsco Manufacturing Co
High
Jan
vl
7%
20c
5%
Low
%
14
14
5c
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric
Friday
STOCKS
5,100'
28
1
:
27
American Stock Exchange
17
28%
1
common.....
JANUARY
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
%
A
5
common—
Electrographic Corp
Equity Corp
Low
1
Share
WEEK
FOR
for Week
Sales
Chem
Co
1
Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona Land
—50c
25c
——1
Jan
2%
?136%
1,830
2%
2%
4,400
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
9%
2%-
*
Co
Jan
l{jj Jan
2a Jan
9%
150
9%
Jan
10 Va
Jan
2%
2%
18,700
2%
Jan
3
Jan
136%
Jan
41
40%.
41%
11,803
40%
Jan
43
Jan
16%
16 %
17%
1,300
16%
Jan
19
Jan
31
X*i V'
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(534)
...
Monday, January 30, 1956
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Kantre
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
of Price*
W EEK ENDED
JANUARY
JJ
Friday
Shares
Low
Par
FOR
for Week
Last
STOCKS
Sales
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Par
High
kuc
1%
lli
112
15,600
IW Jan
2
Jan
New Fane Mining Co
1*:New Process Co common1
1
2%
2 </a
3-/4
12,oU0
2 Va
3%
Jan
Securities Corp General
oeeinan Bros Inc
82 %
82%
25
Jan
beiDy
New
1
2 >8
1,700
2%
Jan
Jan
bhue Co
Sentinel Radio Corp
500
15%
Jan
16
Jan
Sentry
Jan
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
Ulls
Superior
New
York
New
York
•
—
2%
Saiety Control
Serrick Corp class B.
Power
2,000
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
fceton
22
22
class
Cement
of
50
4
25
Shattuck
13%
4,200
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
9%
Jan
46%
Jan
*
68 va
68%
25
45
Jan
^6'/4
Jan
Sherman
1
4%
50
2,700
49%
4%
Jan
50
Jan
Sherwin-Wlhiams
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
4% preferred
Sherwin-Will.ams
4
*
4%
'i
18,200
.if
10
11
7,900
90
10
101% 102
40
Jan
90
101%
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
103%
Jan
Sicks
5%
16,700
4% Jan
5%
Jan
2*/s
2%
12,200
2Va
2 'n
J an
Jan
.
4 '%%
14
•
preferred
12%
14%
14,500
52%
53'%
75
100
109%'
90c
Ltd
&
Inc—
lb
jan
:55
Jan
220
109%
Jan
1 Va
Jan
72
575
69%
Jan
72%
Jan
200
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
70
5%
5%
6 %
100
8
8%
6,600
17
17%
100
17
1,350
105
Jan
700
23
Jan
6%
8%
1
Jan
52% Jan
17
110%
105% 114
23%
23
1
6%
6%
111% Jan
2
Jan
6'/a
Jan
Jan
8%
18
Jan
Amer
South
P
36%
36%
37%
2,700
35%
Jan
37%
Jan
25
33'%
33%
34
3,700
33
Jan
34
Jan
5%
30%
30%
200
29%
Jan
30%
Jan
B(/o
redeemable
25
28%
28%
28%
1,800
28%
Jan
28%
Jan
6%
redeemable
1st pfd
1st
25
preferred
1st
pfd series A
25
red
1st
X28%
X28%
29'%
25
preferred
$4.75
dlv
26%
103%
prelerred
_•
Power
&
Oil
ioi
1
2
1
Light 5%
pfd
vtc
Minerals
Mines
shares
Jan
101%
Jan
2
Jan
2%
Jan
2,000
12%
22,800
13%
Ltd
Mining Co
Rico Telephone
Jan
13%
Jan
107
Jan
109
79
Jan
79
Jan
9,200
1%
Jan
1%
Jan
10,600
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
5 '/a
8,300
5%
Jan
5%
Jan
5%
100
1%
1 %
2
5%
II
"9 %
14'%
2,o00
9 %
9%
2,300
7%
7%
-7%
6,400
"5% Jaii
5%
Jan
14%
Jan
13
Jan
1478
Jan
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
7
Jan
7%
Jan
6
Jan
6
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
~4%
58%
£0
<
"3
t>7/a
,
^ i/4
4
24%
~4%
60
700
58
Jan
60
Jan
19%
19%
200
19%
Jan
20
Jan
2%
7
41,800
3 '/a
6:4
100
6 %
6,700
-
3,460
6%
800
4 %
4
23%
10,000'
26%
2%
6%
6
Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
19%
Jan
3 Vt
Jan
7
Jan
6%
Jan
4 Vt
Jan
26% Jan
1%
1
Jan
112
Jan
5,200
~ija
1%
12 Va
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
107%
1
13%
50
1007/a
*
73/4
7%
7%
1,800
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
1
5%
5'/a
5%
400
5Va
Jan
5%
Jan
~2%
2%
2%
23,600
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
300
23%
Jan
25%
Jan
8%
2,000
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100
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Prentice-Hall Inc common
55 %
•
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23%
23 Va
2.50
common
8'/a
531/2
20%
8
55%
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Jan
27
Jan
58
500
53 Va
Jan
500
11%
Jan
12'/8
loo
Jan
26'%
Jan
27
Jan
34
32-/8
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jan
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4%
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1
11%
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1,800
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Jan
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9,700
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Jan
40%
Jan
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20
Jan
4'/a
Jan
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3%
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3
Jan
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4%
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8%
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1
9%
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700
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33
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25
27%
27%
preference
25
19%
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20 %
Jan
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Jan
56%
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700
41%
Jan
44%
Jan
2,400
25%
Jan
26%
Jan
400
24% Jan
25%
Jan
2
8
8%
700
2
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16%
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16%
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1
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5%
5%
100
5%
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5%
Jan
Jan
71'%
Jan
5
70
70
68
5
5
5%
5%
20
27%
100
Jan
18'/a
Jan
50c
4%
4%
112,900
3
Jan
4%
Jan
Standard
Oil
1
10
61 %
Standard
Packaging Corp
1
10
3%
9%
(Ky)
preferred—;
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9
1
18
1
5
17%. 18
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
500
5'/a
Jan
5%
Jan
Starrett
1
3%
3%
800
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
200
57%
Jan
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Steel
Co
Steel
Parts
Stein
of
(A)
Corp
Canada ordinary—
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&
Co
Precision
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400
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500
3%
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31%
31%
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Jan
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18%
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20%
Jan
59
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62'%
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10%
Jan
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18'%
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44
1
17 %
•
45%
400
43
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45%
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1
5
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4%
7%
8
8
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Class
common
5
common———
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5
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common
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Co
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72
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12%
20
28
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Co
common
17
2o0
16%
Jan
17
Jan
Thorofare Markets
200
271%
Jan
28 %
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4
Security
Construction
Trust
1
Reading
Tube
$1.25
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common
preferred
Reiter-Foster
Reliance
Oil
—I
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&
Arms
Inc
Richmond
1,400
29%
Jan
32%
Jan
14%
600
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
Trans
23%
24%
700
23%
Jan
25%
Jan
Trans
23
22%
23
200
22
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23
Jan
Trans
1
Jan
1%
Jan
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1%
Jan
1%
Jan
True
Jan
1%
6,6u0
40%
40%
41%
1,000
10%
•
1%
10%
11%
5,800
1
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Mining Co
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
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7%
8%
6,330
7
7%
500
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Jan
10%
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11%
59%
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3
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8%
7
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8% Jan
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Roosevelt
Royallte
Russcks
Russell
Field
Oil
Co
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2%
2%
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Jan
Jan
98%
Jan
Jan
16%
Jan
26
27%
2,100
2a%
Jan
27%
Jan
12%
14'%
2,800
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
12%
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-
1
5%
1
31%
1
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
Jan
3
Jan
26%
•
common
Company
3
97
14
—1.50
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(The F C)
Jan
15%
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.
5
31%
1,800
5
12'/b
Jan
14
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Jan
5%
Jan
9,500
Jan
5%
Jan
32%
1,100
31%
Jan
35
4%
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Jan
4%
Jan
6%
400
Jan
6%
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80%
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pfd 5%
series
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series
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10%
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23%
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23%
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21
Jan
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3%
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7%
Jan
28%
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26%
25%
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12%
Jan
4%
14
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
29%
600
24
Jan
24%
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4,200
12
Jan
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Jan
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100
19
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102
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Jan
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2%
2,500
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
4%
4%
700
4%
Jan
5 Va
Jan
3%
3%
3%
300
3 Va
Jan
3%
Jan
9 %
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9%
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10'%
Jan
30
30%
300
30
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32
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—
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32
Jan
32
Jan
warrants
•
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Aircraft
10c
Elastic
United
Co
Milk
Amer
United
Jan
37 %
Jan
39%
Jan
40,200
1%
Jan
2 Va
Jan
19%
Jan
21%
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common-
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Rubber
_
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Jan
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3,500
116
Jan
9%
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6'/a
126
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
612
711
18,800
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711
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32%
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31%
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32%
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4.300
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Jan
8
Jan
56 %
54
Jan
58
Jan
38
1
39
490
37%
Jan
39
Jan
12%
13 '/a
700
12
Jan
13%
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Jan
8
7
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2%
2%
2%
6.400
2 '/a
Jan
2%
1
36%
35%
37%
28,400
35%
Jan
40%
3%
3%
200
3%
Jan
15%
16%
2,300
15'%
Jan
4%
4%
400
2%
4,000
_
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Co
1
—
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United Stores Corp common
1
15%
50c
4%
Universal American Corp
25c
Consolidated
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Products
Oil
-
2
2'%
10
—
Co
41%
10
common-
5
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2
41%
4%
——
4%
42
3,950
17%
41»% Jan
4%
1,800
4'%
Jan
6%
200
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
Jan
5
Jan
79
30%
—.
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4
4% Jan
'
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15
Sugar
—_
Jan
1%
54
—-
55%
—25
United
Utah-Idaho
20
126
6%
10s
common
Conditioning Corp
class
7
49
7%
10
_
Specialities
S
Jan
Jan
31%
Shoe Machinery common-—25
U
124
6'%
100
—
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6'%
5%
9 Va
126
•
common. L
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S
5%
46% Jan
•
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10% preferred
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200
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4,000
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1
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Products
RR
500
6%
6
46%
4
100
dep rets ord registeredN J
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5%
47%
5%
6
46%
common—50c
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United Molasses
5%
5
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Asbestos
United
'
„
Jan
800
2%
1,900
Jan
—1
1
38%
-
23%
2'/a
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United
Jan
23%
20
Jan
4,800
Jan
13%
2%
*
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Jan
38
*
50c
31%
Jan
Universal
2
1
Co Ltd
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100
25c
Airlines
footnotes
23%
Jan
20%
1
common
Scurry-Rainbow Oil
Seaboard
23Va
„
20
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•
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Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
80
10%
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Jan
1.1
Corp
U
83%
27 %
5,100
Investment
United
Jan
s
1
Jan
2 100
lift
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
Jan
4
8
110%
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Management Company
United
St Lawrence Corp Ltd common
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd
1
Jan
11 ir
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Jan
100
5%
6%
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
Royce Ltd—
American
12'%
7/a
Jan
Jan
Jan
lo.tiuO
28'%
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1
Union Gas of Canada
(Texas Corp)
Rolls
40
59
-
11%
17,800
Airways class A__ _10c
.1.25
Oils Ltd
Empire
Temper
Jan
4%
64
Caribbean
Lux
Jan
26'%
24%
100%
Trunz Inc
"1%
5
1%
200
l7/a
65
Toledo Edison 4'%%
30%
1
Jan
16%
Jan
12 %
8%
23"%
20
1
Radiator
Jan
17%
Jan
17%
_
14%
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Co
Inc
26%
Jan
15%
Ltd—
Co
29%
IIIIIIIIIl
II
Jan
Corp
16%
24%
28
1
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
30%
1
Corp__
Electric
Remington
25%
-1
;
Pump Co
(Robert) & Co
Toklan Oil
300
3,800
24%
4
13%
deposit rets def registered- „5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
„2o
•
Jan
24
1
Amer
R
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Jan
8
1
12%
25c
Inc
Realty &
Tobacco
10
4%
Jan
109'%
10
28
«
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Jan
6%
12
%
%
10c
27%
Q
Rata
4 Va
*
Inc
16%
Roofing
pfd
preferred
convertible
Thor
$4.56
Corp
Thompson-Starrett
104%
1n
1
Light
Chemical
Tishman
Railway & Utility Investment A
4,300
20 J
23%
Quebec Power Co__.__
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Jan
Jan
34,600
24'%
27%
Jan
10%
1
5
JanU
4%
4%
Thiokol
10
31
9%
1
Jan
common
Jan
Jan
Jan
10%
Co
13
3%
4%
29%
Pyle-National
Jan
700
19,100
27%
Pyrene C-O Two Corp
Jan
4%
25c
Corp
18
"3%
1
Superior Tool & Die Co
Jan
4%
29%
Jan
16 Va
2,300
12%
5
Swan
Jan
Jan
18
4%
•
Ray Drug common
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
Superior Portland Cement Inc
6%
18%
~3%
1
Sun
Jan
Jan
Jan
17%
5
Jan
5%
Jan
17
1
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (S) & Co common
Stylon Corporation
Oil
57%
5%
17
10c
Common
Finch
57%
common_5
(Del)
Corp
57%
5
_*
common
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Inc
Sterling
"
Thew Shovel Co common
62%
18%
16 %
5,800
Jan
103
Jan
4,400
16%
50
16%
5%
Jan
400
Jan
Jan
5%
14%
70
Jan
4%
7,600
103
17%
5%
16 Vt
-
Jan
1
Corp
14%
70
Jan
16 Va
9%
Standard Tube class B
Standard-Thomson
15%
103
Jan
34
16%
1
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63
Jan
Jan
•
Co
Jan
8%
33%
2,100
16%
Texas
100
56%
9,100
500
Texas
com
4'/a
5,000
9%
34
167 a
1
B
63
5774
33%
Jan
Pulp & Timber
Jan
5 Vs
Jan
Jan
Puget Sound
29
Jan
17
2%
Jan
Jan
1,800
16%
10%
27%
Jan
5,100
Jan
1,100
Jan
5%
5%
Jan
10%
Jan
5%
17 %
14%
10%
5%
Jan
b
800
10%
Jan
17
8,500
Public Service of Colorado—
4%% cumulative preferred
Jan
5
17%
12,500
•
5
4%
l,2b0
28
Jan
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ft'
•
9
1
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Gas
300
Jan
1
Corp__
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Industries Inc
2%
Providence
68
100
15%
B_.
-
5%
8
300
•
2Va
Prosperity Co class
Jan
42%
15%
8
Jan
46%
25%
2%
2
28
26 it
15%
7
Jan
Jan
41%
1
id
Jan
27%
800
25'/a
1
6
Jan
58%
25%
l
6 111
34Vs
Jan
25 Va
Producers
Corp of Nevada
Mlg Co. Inc
Jan
26%
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Progress
Jan
25
5
Products
Jan
25
preferred
preferred-—
5
Standard
Jan
9'/a
33%
25
~5
class
5'/a
10%
Jan
46%
33%
_25
1
Common
7a
56%
12.50
preference
Co
&
jan
40%
—»
•
Power
Jan
1%
1
Standard
"5
35 %
35%
Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Convertible
uan
Jan
29%
Standard
Factors
Va
~*%
a an
27%
—.
preferred
California
Standard
31
ya
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Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahi-Meyer Inc
Jan
3,2u*0
20%
jafl
Jan
12
11%
1
300
Jan
Jan
54%
53%
19%
__
900
56%
8
56%
—2.50
;
100
27
20c
Alexander common
„
14%
lOt '/2
lOo
Edison—
cumulative
J an
12%
80
Jan
6J0
Stinnes
200
Jan
26%
common
cumulative
Southern
11074
26 Va
Southern Pipe Line
Southland Royalty Co
Jan
13%
Co
Southern Materials
Jan
50
13%
25c
of Canada
12%
125
79
10s
Railways Co
Inc
100%
670
2Va
800
1
Polaris
M
Jan
14%
•
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic Scale common
R
106%
14%
10 pesos
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
P
Jan
II
10c
Pierce Governor common
Pinchin Johnson Ltd Amer
Powdrell &
105
5%
1
Phillips Screw Co
Power Corp
30
2.50
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Packing Co
Porto
105%
1%
-
Gold
Jan
5%
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
&
Jan
1
Ltd
Co_
Oils
Jan
2
Corp
Canada
26%
103%
104'%
2
2
Traffic
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
1%
Pentepec Oil (C A) Amer share—1 Bol
Paramount Motors Corp
1
Park Chemical
Company
1
Parker Pen Co class A
__2
Parkersburg-Aetna
27
25%
102%
103
79
lc
Class B
Jan
aoO
108% 109
106%
2 Bol
vtc
,
Jan
26%
preferred
convertible
4.32%
4.08 7<.
103'%
jan
common
convertible
4.48%
Jan
Jan
600
72
43%
common
cumulative
4.56%
4'%
3bJ/4
Mills
Paper
California
4.88%
Jan
29%
IdO
2
•
(C A)
29%
Jan
26 %
100% 101%
13
100
common
Pancoastal Petroleum
Jan
28%
120
26%
103%
105
•
-
Pacific Northern Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
26%
103
2o-it
103% 104%
•
preferred
preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes
27
•
dividend
$4.36
26% x27
25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
cum
300
1,300
1,900
28%
25
red 1st preferred
red 1st pfd
$4 .40 dividend
:
Oil
7UV4
Jan
9 Va
Jan
1
original
Jan
4
Jan
common
Corp
Penn
5%
10%
68
32%
Corp
Southern
28
1st preferred-1st preferred
5 '% ch
preferred
Manufacturing
Coast
Jan
Jan
1,350
1,600
2z5
dep rets ord registered
Sonotone
Jan
700
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv Corp
Soss
4,7u0
22
48'%
Precision
(Howard)
Jan
4%
43
American
Smith
21 %
34%
1
convertible
2o0
Jan
33
—
Simpson's Ltd common——.
Singer Manufacturing Co
,1
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Jan
Jan
Ltd-.
Simplic.ty Pattern
Jan
Jan
116% Jan
24%
$3
u an
69%
10J
__
Corp—
40c
Shares—-—.
500 fr
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
Simca
Jan
11,300
7
Television
12%
3%
2
1%
1
common
2% Jan
109% 111
2
25
common
1,100
525/s
50c
common
2%
2%
2%
Jan
9'%
33
common
Creek
578
tian
105
2
Class B' —„——2
Silver
12%
Jan
8 Va
10.1% 105
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
4%
2 >8
Jan
5 Va
*
of Canada
Shoe Corp of America class A
5%
11'/a
6u0
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—
11
Breweries
300
2,200
4
25
common
90
pfd-—10Q
*
1
Inc
an
10
9%
42%
Denn Mining
Shawinigan Water & Power
5
300
4a
Products
Jan
22
43 %
90
50
class B
*
—-
12 it
li
10%
——.—.—-—1
America
common—
2%
5 74
/a
49%
—10
Pub Serv 4%%
Leather
12%
Jan
9%
5
45
A—10
pfd—
12%
—
-
42 '%
13'A
10c
Corp
1
Pittsburgh
Jan
7
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
Pioneer
2
6%
Securities
Peruvian
Jan
6 '/fl
Inc
of
1%
X9
-
Servo
South
Penn
39,900
x9 Va
cumulative preferred
Patino
2
Corp of America————
—1
fcervomecnanisms Inc
——20c
Corp
Israel
1%
Jan
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Pan
2
-10c
1
3
Olympic Radio
Pacific
Jan
12% Jan
Company
4.36%
7%
64
Co
Oils
Pacific
Jan
J ail
common
Brass
4.50%
5%
Jan
Company
Ogden Corp
4.80%
3,9o0
Jan
0
*
7%
2%
*
Overseas
7
12
Corp
Oceanic Oil
40c
7 Va
57%
Silex Co
Omar
0
80O
Class A
Town
Jan
16
250
Northern Ind
Old
13%
jail
2,200
Airlines—
Ohio
Jan
I1V2
2%
North Canadian Oils Ltd
Okonite
12-/2
6j0
12%
North Penn RR Co
Okaita
1,100
1D'/4
2%
———;
Ohio
12%
1
—
High
2%
12%
—
12.50
common
Low
200
lb
—•
,
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2%
12 %
North American Rayon $3
Nuclear
84
Shares
2%
Inc„~1
B
Northeast
Jan
Prices
Low
■
~2%
58
-10
-
American
Class
59
81
1
2%
—1
Sales
.
for Week
Range
01
1
&
Norden-Ketay
North
16
57
common
Mines
Lites
Noma
2%
it
lb%
*
Honduras Kosario—_—10
Co
Auction
New York Mercnandise
Nlpisslng
2
Jan
Week's
Last
Bale Price
American Stock Exchange
Jan
30'%
Jan
42
Jan
4%
Jan
CD f' -to
Jan
#
V
Valspar Corp
common
__
_
.
6%
1
-
$4
convertible
preferred
Vanadium-Alloyff Steel Co
5
*
——
——
30%
\
30
—
,
30%
800
30
Jan
—.
31
—
Jan
Volume
Number 5503
183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(585)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JANUARY 27
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
for tveck
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Van Norman Industries warrants
1
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co—
Manufacturing
96
10
9
350
5,400
6%
714
16
16
9
Jan
104
Jan
6%
5%
Jan
Jan
10% Jail
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
3014
Jan
1514
Jan
16%
Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
100
514
5
5
2,300
—May-Nov
A 7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
April-Ocf
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931—__....June-Dee
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2y8s 200&
Mar-Sepf
Peru (Republic of) —
Sinking fuitd 3s Jan 1 1997
.Jan-July
Aircraft
1%
Co
•
300
20%
3%
Waltham
1
214
2
Wasatch Corp
!
Westmoreland Coal
2o
21
10
Wichita
River
Wickes
(The)
Williams
Wilrich
Oil
(R C)
5%
Jan
Jan
Jan
37
11%
Jan
12%
2614
Jan
28 %
2,700
3%
13%
13%
Jan
41/4
Jan
800
1314
14
800
pfd__
100
104
—'
with
Stock anil Bond Averages
Below
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
are
listed
on
-Stocks-
-Bonds10
30
20
15
Total
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
trials
roads
Date
10
10
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
ities
Stocks
trials
Ralls
Rails
ities
Total
40
Bond*
23
462.35
♦153.97
63.03
♦164.29
97.42
100.65
99.95
97.42
98.86
24———
467.88
156.01
63.60
166.24
97.39
100.62
99.86
97.42
98.82
Jan.
25,
470.71
156.59
63.72
167.02
97.48
100.75
99.63
97.58
98.86
Jan
Jan.
26
466.82
155.80
63.35
165.86
97.57
100.71
99.65
97.56
98.87
Jan
131/2
....
....
....
98.86
.
Jan
12%
13%
1,000
20%
400
1914
Jan
20
Jan
55%
57%
3,900
5514
Jan
591/2
Jan
x8
x8
200
Jan
8%
Jan
2
6,200
Jan
21/8
Jan
57
5s
lis
2
•
8
Over-lhe-Counter Industrial Stock
Mon.
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Amer Steel & ;Pump 4s Inc dtebs 1994..
Jun-Dec
.
—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%*i 1970
,
v
.
.
.
Bethlehem Steel As Aug 1 1998
Quar-Feb
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970—June-Dec
65-
101%
142
97
19
96%
97%
88%
88V2
14
86 >/4
89%
I'
88%
9
78.87 Jan 23
Range for 1955
79.18
27.—
80.25 Jan
....
_____
79.00
High
80.49 Dec
LOW
68.05 Jan 18
7
142
155
97
.
b,
Low
79.15
26—
.
Jan.
High
102%
102
*140
—
--
Fri.
78.87
78.94
25—
Jan.
Thurs. Jan
High
63%
10
Wed.
1
102
~
Jan-July
1978.
Jan.
Low
No.
6414
6314
6314
Sold
High
Low
23.
24—
Jan.
Range Since
- <
Range for 1956
Closing
Tues. Jan.
Bonds
Averages
(35 Stocks)
*
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
......
Date—
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
without warrants.
Jan.
20
£1
Stock
w,"
Jan.
13%
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
American
"x
warrants;
Jan
20%
.8
j.
w,"
Jan
2
deposit receipts
"w
Jan
104
Jan
(F W) Ltd—
6% preference
issued;
when
h!
.1
common
I,"
4%
1214
Woodail Industries Inc
American
"w
97.41
Jan
'
/
99.95
IW4
•
year's range), rTrans¬
y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
transacted during current week.
being
saies
100.59
Jan
16%
no
97.50
Jan
■
6%
164.90
ft
'
6%
5%
59
63.07
314
200
6%
154.52
2,600
17
5%
37%
5
464.40
124,600
16%
6%
56%
37
20——.
%
16%
54%
61
Jan.
3%
.
40
6%
Jan
8
Jan
3%
3%
56
39
5%
Jan
16V4 Jan
Jan
7
8
%
1
54%
*37
%
6
102
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit ; "cons,"
consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
Jan
.
7
8
102
—
(not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend,
Jan
3%
27
55
2012—Jan-JuZp
——Jan-July
IFriday's bid and asked prices;
A Bonds
being traded flat.
§Reported in receivership.
Jan
22
600
4
action for cash
Jan
24%
12%
4
25
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4 %%
Wood Newspaper Machine
45
50
U%
*43%
Jan
Jan
150
—
*60
.June-Dec
% Jan
Jan
740
*65
*102%
Jan
2014
21%
20%
High
*65
Jan
140
Jan
45
I
Jan
5%
21
21
1
'.
3%
104
Jan
50
45
27
.*
Ltd
preferred
Woolworth
134
12
5
...
common
Woodley Petroleum
140
7,300
Jan
37
1
Co
&
Jan
45
.25
Corp
Corp
Brothers
Jan
143
314 Jan
20%
1
preferred
Petroleums
Wilson
Jan
1
Mfg
White's Auto Stores Inc
convertible
Jan
136%
5
%
1
Low
Odd-lot
Jan
600
iff
(Plan A) 2s
6%s 1919
Jan.
No.
♦No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
transaction
(not included in year's
range),
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
hEx-principal, n Under-the-rule transaction (not included in
a
Jan
2%
600
%
Westmoreland
5 %%
4y8
1914
Jan
314
134% 136
—
45
Wcyenberg Shoe
Jan
Jan
16%
10214
Is
com....*
Inc
Jan
2
150
stmpd
Government
1921
A5%s
2% Jan
~5%
~5
~5%
*
dep rets ord shares.
Tablet & Stationary
Jan
21%
190
314
100
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
20
Jan
69,900
1.25
Jan
Jan
136% 139%
137
3%
Jan
2%
2
2%
10c
*
Wentworth
Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40% pfd
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Jan
3
1,400
414
17
16%
40c
_
110
1%
17,800
214
37/a
Ward Baking Co warrants
Webb & Knapp Inc..
$6 series preference.
Jan
20
2,100
21
20
Amer
Janeiro
Range Since
Sold
High
Jan
18
1
Co common
5
3% Jan
3(1
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Watch
Jan
108
1
preferred
5% Jan
4%
3,700
314
4% Jan
500
4%
Inc
Bond
cumulative
$2
4%
*
__1€0
_.
ext
ctfs
preferred
Waitt &
de
ARusslan
Wagner Baking; voting
Bonds
Bid St Asked
Sale Price
Period
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
Rio
w
Waco
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
Low
25
1,350
~5%
1
95
9,400
2714
Stock
High
4% Jan
400
25
7
25%
•
_
Vulcan Silver-Lead Corp
Low
514
95
9%
„20c
1
10
Syndicate Inc
Vinco
Vogt
96
Friday
BONDS
American
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5
—
Venezuelan Petroleum
Venezuela
Low
Sales
"
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Delaware Lack & Western RIk—
Lackawanna
t
1st
.
of
J
N
The SEC index of stock
Division—
Eastern
Elmira
Gas
314s
Fuel
&
Water
Lt
RR
&
1965—.
AGesfuerel
1947
debs
6s
Guantanamo
1
1953
RR
Nov
1947
1
Midland
New
Valley
England
i
.
RR
314s
1961..
614s
due
1953
Power
,.
extended
98%
-
3%s
Piedmont
116
487/a
*98%
99%
97
101
49
L.
99%
98%
35
with
A614s
ex
Oct.
Oct
1940 coupon
1
1960
I960—
1947 coupon
1
8
101
101
101%
102% 102%
102
10
101%
102
"1st dnd ref M
—
199
series
3s
_____
B
1973—
1976
314s series D
1976.
E
1978
3s series F
1979
series
Southern
;
——
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
Gas
Gas
&
614s
United
1970—
(Calif.)
1971
3s
314s
Mar-Scpf
Jan-July
10014
Feb-Aug
9914
96
__
1147
440.6
—3.5
445.3
342.0
Transportation
312.8
326.3
-4.1
393.5
152.4
154.2
—1.2
2 3G.Q
143.6
302.6
315.2
—4.0
335.4
235.6
326.8
332.3
332.3
284.8
1
with
A 7s
ex
Dec
Dec
1947
1
Mining
„
——
Average are computed by dividing total prices
Utilities,
11.54;
stocks,
65
averages
for
20
distribution
Island
ser
100
railroad
of
one
stocks
and
additional
199
92
for
share
65-stock
99 y2
99
-99% ''
.
;
94
96
96
of
composite
common
stock
for
95%
96
Tues. Jan.
25
99 y2
102 %
100%
95%
9D%
99%
102
91
Jan.
Thurs.
26.—..
Jan.
Jan.
27——_
Total.
95%
88
Bonds
1959.—
Jan-July
103
103
1102%
June-Dec
78%
78%
105
Last
Period
Sale Price
4,443,400
289,000
3,925,500
302,000
4,227,500
5,628,000
166,000
5,794,000
4,532,000
157,500
$23,172,900
$1,154,700
AS
f
4,689,500
—
A Hanover
7s
Cons
or
79%
103
103%
—
1939
AHanover
6s
(Prov)
1952
1947
1947
(City of)
(20%
7s
Jan. 1 to Jan. 27
1956
79%
1
104
6%s 1949..
stamped
71,143,178
$19,000
$36,000
86,000
$1,154,700
1,909,000
4,100,900
6,837,700
23,172,900
17,324,000
79,142,900
90,134,300
$19,252,000
$83,279,800
$97,062,000
Bonds
High
104%
—
Railroad and Industrial
Total
107
Bonds
Stocks
Jan,
Low
NO.
of
High
——
Jan.
23
Jan.
Wed.
Jan.
23—
--
—
Fri.
Jan.
Jan.
—
26.
—-
"81
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1951
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
$4,000
Total
Bonds
$46,000
27
—;
$28,000
Wi
$14,000
25,000
38,000
1,000
17,000
2~l"666
76,000
36,000
93,000
4,000
133,000
52,000
40,000
15,000
107,000
$179,000
$165,000
$44,000
$388,000
26.000
—
Total
*80
Government
768,160
652,18Cr
754,120
657,355
677,770
24—
Thurs.
—
Bonds
3,509,585
Mon.
'
—
omestie
Shares)
1
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
Range Since
Sold
*80
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
*80
*70
$4,009
105
1
*180
June-Dec
—
90
— -
*22
25
—
125
125
—
82
25
82
25
1
125
3
111%
113
73%
1
73%
1956
125%
111% 111%
Jan. 1 to Jan. 27
Week Ended Jan. 27
Stocks—No.
1956
19 55
1955
3,509,585
5,632,600
13,839,168
24,146,472
$179,000
of Shares
Bonds
May-Noo
1
City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
7s
1955
43,448,716
1955
16,811,180
Bank
Germany—
redeemed)
ALima
AMedellJn
$24,327,600
103%
78%
20
105
Friday's
April-Oef
Munlc
„
Government
Foreign
102%
103
Bid St Asked
Jan-July
Jan-July
1951
secured
4,732,400
n
10,612,870
Week's Range
April-Oct
1947
ADanzig Port It Waterways 6%s
AGerman
Sales
$4,884,200
$240,200
$4,644,000
Shares
Tues.
ACauca
June-Dec
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s series A 1952
;
Feb-Aug
B
Bond
Bonds
$24,327,600
of
International
104 y8104 y8
Feb-Aug
Interest
Exchange
(Germany) 7s 1951
Valley 7s 1948
series
Totat
Government
Bonds
Week Ended Jan. 27
94
125
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A 20-year 7s
April 1946.
A6s
United States
Bank
Foreign
-
1956
6s
the
this
Exchange
Int'l
Railroad
100
Stocks—No.
91
Low
Jan
.—
101%
1100
BONDS
7s
held
1,837,400
1,953,170
24—
Wed.
99%
Fri.
Feb-Aug
1963—.
8.08;
to
1100
Friday
A 20-year
effect
2,716,500
2,156,COO
1,949,800
23—.
Jan.
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
A Baden
each
give
share
average
Transactions at the American Stock
Stock
'
10,612,870
99%
Mon.
102%
100 %
1102%
198
June-Dec
American
i:
Rails,
5.11;
100 %
U. S.
A
Union
Industrials,
8.34 and that for 65 stocks to 26.38 from 26.62.
Number of and Miscel.
Shares
Bonds
100 y2
99%
101% 101%
June-Aug
Newspaper
following:
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
90%
100%
1956——June-Dec
1960
5s
the
283.5
26.38.
changed the divisor for 20 railroads to 8.08 from
147%
147
Q9
—
West
Traction
by
/
98%
197%
Feb-Aug
Washington Water Power 2%$ 1964—
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974—
Penn
Service
102
125
1973.
6s
coupon
deb 6s
Corp
...
and
1956
1940 coupon
1
—
.___
Finance
.
Transactions at the New York Stock
150
199
-Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
Jan-July
1970—Feb-Aug
1940 coupon 1953
1947 coupon 1953..
Chemical
Dye &
a7s
Western
304.2
425.2
102
101%
United Electric Service Co—
Wasatch
324.7
...
Goods
'
Co—
Aug 1
Aug
ex
314s
Electric
Hydro-Electric
A614S with
A
422.1
399.6
103
190%
Feb-Aug
_
2%s series C
Terni
—3.6
—3.7
103%
97%
4
'
3s
413.5
383.7
Rock
191
Co 6s
1998_Jan-JuZ|/
Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981—May-Noo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
1973.
269.4
398.6
...
Goods
125
Safe
3%s series A
Low
1100
ApriZ-Oct
Public Service Electric & Gas
Southern California Edison 3s 1965.—
—3.3
369.4
Hydro-Electric Co—
A614s
-1955-1956-
High
335.4
Change
_.
102
,
13, '56
329.8
—
Durable
93%
93%
_
198% 100
,—
Jan.
319.0
±;
——
Manufacturing
Trade,
199% 100%
Jan-July
—
Non-Durable
—
1176%
10214
20, '56
Jan,
.
Composite
♦The
Jan-July
—
1100
101
—
1970
111%
52%
193%
101
Jan-July
1963-
to
3s
•
„
—
____May-JVo»
1st
mortgage
16
-
mortgage 314s 1968—
April-Ocf
1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 314s 1964.—June-Dec
1st
96 '/a
«
t
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st mortgage 614s 1953__.
Ohio
on
Utility
115
149
■
.Mar-Nov
liq tr ctls__
——April-Oct
1963...
4%
96%
H6oy4—
"
.1952.
coupon
Power
the closing prices of the common
by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
current year are as follows (1939=100):
prices based
stocks for the week ended Jan. 20, 1956, for composite and
—
—
112
115
1952
Altalian Power Realization Trust 614%
ex
100%
-ft
—.
197
Jan-July
1970
4s
100%
y2
1100
125
June-Dec
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
»•
A 7s with Nov 1 1940
coupon
A7s
/
coupon
Western
&
63
Percent
1953
May-Nou
1953—...May-Noi)
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—Mar-Sepf
Flying Tiger Line 514s conv debs 1967....Jan-July
Nov
ex
70%
99
100 % ioo
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co A614s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
A614s
69%.
"62
196%
.....
1956
5s
62
—May
Jan-July
_Mar-Sepf
61%
70 y2
70 y2
7014
Maj/-Nov
mortgage 4s series OA 1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993.
A 1st
73%
Feb-Aug
*153
Mar-Sept
155
73%
155%
*71
May-Nou
June-Dec
*43%
*70
155
Domestic
.
Foreign government
Foreign corporate—
—
43%
——
—
—...
—
$430,000
$807,000
$1,613,000
165,000
120,000
482,000
755,000
44,000
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.-.-Monday, January 30, 1956
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RANGE
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145
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Jan
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Detroit Stock
Jan
150
Jan
54%
Jan
57
141
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26%
55%
Jan
59%
Jan
Jan
Stock
Jan
28
York
Exchange
40% Jan
American
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Midwest
Stock
Exchange
Jan
56%
650
26%
56%
37%
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12%
126
12%
Jan
13%
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53%
Jan
58%
181
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Jan
43%
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15%
Jan
17%
Jan
200
47
Jan
50
Jan
DETROIT
Jan
17'%
Ford Building
Jan
47%
Exchange
Jan
57%
44%
16%
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Jan
Jan
73
53%
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JANUARY
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190
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135
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,
Jan
25 %
*
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Servomechanisms
24%
10
1.05
Mfg
96%
Jan
Co
&
133
35%
Merchants
13% Jan
Jan
•
(Un)__
a41% a43%
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39% Jan
Jan
Jan
—5
Schenley Industries (Un)
Jan
a24% a25%
1.10
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60
Jan
12%
'
21%
—
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Electric
Finance
:
22%
Mascot
Jan
38%
300
23%
__
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1
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preferred
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1
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60
2,189
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96%
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13
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Electronics
(P)
320
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105
Jan
50c
Lorillard
Jan
60
38%
260
56%
46 %
♦
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International
,
Jan
286
J
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Jan
1
Holly Development
1
HomeEtake Mining Co (Un)„_
Lear
26%
23%
Jan
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Kern
28'% Jan
Jan
96%
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5
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Jan
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96%
23%
1,394
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50
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160
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*
1
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—
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5
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Interlake Iron Corp (Un)
,
Jan
Jan
Co (Un)
25
Foods
37
a—
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31%
Incorporated
Fran
Jan
10
(Un)
Ohio
Howe Sound Co
28%
49% Jan
a
200
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Joseph Lead Co (Un)_——,
(Un)„;
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Jan
31%
Louis-San
Southern
•
Jan
36%
31%
St
Hancock Oil Co class A
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hoffman
48%
—
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__
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Jan
39% Jan
17% Jan
Jan
•
Oil
23
Jan
34%
45
Jan
43
„
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Graham-Paige Corp
Corp
Jan
Jan
39%
Jan
64%
12%
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50c
common
(Un)
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical___
Great Northern RR
(Un)__,
Mobile &
35%
21%
175
Jan
41%
100
*
Greyhound
Jan
1,625
Jan
Jan
6,729
10
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115
23
16%
59 %
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7%
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54% Jan
—
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Goodrich
Jan
Jan
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5
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35%
53%
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—
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Jan
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20
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Jan
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c,
Rockwell Spring & Axle (Un)_j
Jan
43%
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1,300
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1
Co
Jan
Jan
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Corp
Oil
12%
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3
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Reynolds (K J) Tob class B (Un)
Rheem Manufacturing Co
54%
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11,975
386
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43%
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57
40
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&
20%l
Jan
205
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Jan
17
-
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85c
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Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Aviation
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
18%' Jan
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30 V8
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110
—
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53%
__
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45
Radio
Jan
13
26%
26%
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27%
1,207
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1
979
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16%
(Un)
310
37%
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A
73% Jan
44%
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Jan
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5%
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&
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1,716
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96,967
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1
83 %
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5
32% Jan
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Paramount
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Jan
Jan
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Grace
Jan
3%
plus
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Pacific
51%
Jan
15%
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General
j
Jan
Jan
2%
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10
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General Dynamics
Corp
■
58%
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100
83%
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—
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prefeired
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1,210
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split
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preferred
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Foremost Dairies Inc
New
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'
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*
8
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a—
Jan
26% Jan
__
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33%
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&
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26%
1
10
Jan
Jan
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Clay Products
14 %
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Ex
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Pabco
8%
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(Un)
2%
__
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Products
ElectroData Corp
Enz
5%
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33%
Emerson Radio & Phonograph (Un)
Erie
Railroad Co (Un)
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315
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46% Jan
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26%
50c
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Jan
8%
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349
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22%
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20
28%
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Jan
Jan
48
1
Northern Pacific Ry
23
1
59
57
25%
21%
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1
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Zellerbach Corp
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
5
(Un)
Niagara Mohawk Power
6%
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Jan
66 Va
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Jan
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Continental Motors (Un)
Jan
24%
Jan
Jan
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54%
Jan
75
465
Jan
24%
136
'
Jan
25%
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24 %
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277
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19%
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Jan
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77%
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of
Jan
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150
29%
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Distillers
National
170
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National
Jan
24%
*
Consolidated
Jan
58 %
54%
•
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17i/4
Jan
19
24% <
1
&
Jan
51 %
150
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88%
•
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25%
'
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Lines
17%
24%
75
City
45
373/4
(Un)
for Week
of Price*
43%
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141
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(Un)
(Un)—:
425
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■
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24%
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Jan
__
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Inc
National
55%
__
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Mt
—
Jan
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Sale*
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«
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1
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6%
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5%
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40
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Service
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Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)__
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1
L-12%
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a—
32%
.
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(Un)
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5%
2%
25
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)__
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■
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>
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Capital Airlines Inc
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27
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_
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Canadian Homestead
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5
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■Canadian
JANUARY
j
8TOCKS
-
ENDED
for Week
Sales
20
52% Jan
Jan
17 Va
Jan
54% Jan
a__
a—
37% Jan
—_
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51%
30%
39 /a
51%
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52 A
78 %
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
53
Jan
a—
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a—
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Jan
Jan
—
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a—
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Jan
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31
Jan
40
Jan
54 y8 Jan
61% Jan
58'A Jan
81
Jan
53
Jan
a—
.
35
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, January 30, 1956
...
(588)
36
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Us Angelas Stock Exchange
(Cent.)
STOCKS
rrMy
Low
Par
Van
de
Corp of America (Un)_
West Kentucky
Western
Air
Coal Co
(Un)
(Un)
Steel
Wilson
(Un)
Corp
Woolworth
W)
(P
Worthington Corp (Un)
York
—
—
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Drug Stores
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great
Lakes Oil
Great
Lakes
29
Jan
31%
Jan
59%
Jan
Greyhound
Corp
3Bc
Jan
Grlesedieck
13% Jan
14%
Jan
Gulf
47%
61%
J. 1,000
60%
Jan
65 V4
Jan
17%
500
17
Jan
17%
Jan
19%
100
19%
Jan
19%
25%
27%
-1
Co
27%
2,100
25
Jan
27%
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
Radio Corp
(Un)
—
—
a—
30c
Jan
Jan
OH
„100
preferred(Un)
3
a—
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85%
85%
85%
100
85
Jan
90%
Jan
6%
6%
7%
6% Jan
7%
Jan
—1
STOCKS
Last
Sale
Exchange
22%
4.900 >
•
23
400
.10
27%
27%
27%
25
24%
25%
12
12%
600
18
18
18V®
1,500
48%
48%
(Walter E)
Price!t of
Spencer
Abbott
Acme
Laboratories
Steel
Admiral
Illinois
Alleghany
Allied
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Aluminum
Allis Chalmers
39% Jan
42% Jan
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300
30%
Jan
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20
Jan
21%
8%
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800
12
51%
2,050
15%
Jan
Jan
65 %
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1,500
65%
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1,300
(Un)
25%
American
Investment
Co
(111)—— —1
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Machine & Foundry-
American
Motors Corp
American
Rad & Stand San
American
Tel
American
International
Jan
International Shoe
International Tel
Jan
CorpCo (111)
&
Warrants
Avco
Jan
Jan
Alum
Kansas
48%
50
200
'■
5%
Jan
66%
66 y2
68%
300
•
66%
Jan
72%
Jan
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48%
47%
49%
900
47%
Jan
53%
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16
16%
6
5
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5
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16
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200
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6%
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Light
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57-
37%
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80
—
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51
Jan
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Jan
7%
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Jan
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Jan
39%
Jan
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32
750
r
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Oil
&
Canadian
Pacific
Corp
(Un)—-——.25
10
1
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Jan
24
Jan
18% Jan
/
34y2
Jan
41
>
Jan
"
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Brewing Corp
Illinois
common
preferred
*
series
A
,
2% Jan
Lincoln
Printing Co
Lindsay Chemical Co
Lytton's
25
Foods
Coleman
Co
New
common
52%
51%
Jan
35
Jan
Mount
Jan
56 % Jan
21
Dow
2%
Jan
34%
Jan
53 %
Jan
28%
28
29
22%
23
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Eastern
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Gillette (The) Co
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For footnotes
page
32
46
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46
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Jan
Pacific
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78%
3,400
74%
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85%
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57'%
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55%
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43%
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Jan
48 %
Jan
Oak Manufacturing Co
97
96
97
450
95%
Jan
97
Jan
Ohio Edison Co
34%
34%
34%
200
34%
Jan
36%
Jan
Ohio
44%
44%
300
44%
Jan
44% Jan
Oklahoma
Gas
27%
27%
400
27%
Jan
29
Jan
Oklahoma
Natural Gas
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Jan
341/4
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34
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37
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Bend
(Un)
Lathe
of Prices
Southern
Co
Southern
Pacific
65%
Co
of
20%
Jan
Jan
56%
Jan
27%
400
Harbison
27%
Jan
27%
Jan
2,800
24%
Jan
27%
Joy Manufacturing
Jan
700
Lone
14%
Jan
16
Jan
Natco
Corp
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
27%
24%
California
14%
1%
1,700
1 %
Jan
42%
200
42-1/4
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50%
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1,700
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
400
San
35%
Jan
37%
Jan
15%
500
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Jan
24%
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Jan
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Can
51%
Jan
58%
Jan
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American
Factors
American
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Jan
19
Jan
Jan
32%
Jan
Jan
Jan
20
American Radiator & S S
Jan
21%
Jan
57 %
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American Smelting & Refining
American Tel & Tel Co
American
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16%
Jan
20
Jan
Jan
Anglo
341/2
Jan
22%
23
Jan
Arkansas
Jan
491%
Jan
Jan
35%
Jan
92%
Jan
96
Jan
15%
Jan
129%
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Jan
Jan
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of Prices
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Chrysler Corp
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19%
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40%
Jan
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41%
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2,427
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Garfinckel
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42%
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STOCKS
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Jan
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31%
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Jan
29%
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29%
Jan
30%
Jan
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64
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10
Wedge
Mfg
Broadway-Hale
Jan
100
44%
15
Pennroad Corp
Pennsylvania
Jan
28%
*
vtc
—;
Navigation
&
Co
33%
42%
Paper—
5.12%
series B preferred
International Resistance
Lehigh
32%
28%
5
;
common
Co com
Pulp
33 %
42%
1.66%
:
Watch
(The)
Hudson
•
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new
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Hamilton
Hecht
Corp
34%
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Jan
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51
3%
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Jan
387
Publishing Co
50%
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Borden Co
Jan
78%
1
Curtis
22
;
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-65
*
>
Jan
100'%
315
16'A
Bolsa
87%, Jan
25
;
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Duquesne Light Co
10
8'%
Jan
535
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Jan
'
476
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21% Jan
1.80
14'%
16
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Jan
14%
27%
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Blair Holdings Corp
Jan
r3%
64%
16
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Jan
28
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66%
7%
108'%
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3'%
497
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I
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Jan
5
,
Budd Company
38
50
Bendix
Jan
28%
Jan
26'%
__
Louisiana Gas Corp (Un)—5
Beckman
.
High
Jan
26%
37
8'%
(Un)^._____5
Corp
Bandini, Petroleum
Range Since Jan.
459
26
Jan
533
27%
50
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A;
Low
28%
Oil
Fuel
Baltimore
1
•13%
20%
10
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Sales
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64%
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Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
Jan
88
for Week
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Armco Steel Corp
Armour & Co (Ill).(Un)
Jan
14%
100
Co
(Un)
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Arkansas
600
100
(The)
Jan
Jan
20'%
23%
25
;
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Jan
Anaconda
15%
Range
(Un)__
Jan
88
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Corp
41%
63%
23%
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61%
100
(Un)
Jan
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25'%
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41'%
65
23%
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35%
100
(Un)
Jan
88
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Jan
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Jan
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127
5
471/4
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225
5
33
200
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19%
300
•
30% Jan
32 'V Jan
"
Sales
/for Week
300
__
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38 %
.
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16
3,500
22%
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8'%
20
American Motors (Un)__
14%
26
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(Un)
(Un)
13
57%
19%
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Ltd
16%
900
975
7%
12%
31 %
37%
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300
20%
16
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250
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26
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230
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13%
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6'%
Jan
37 *37%
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Jan
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400
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Chemical & Dye Corp (Un)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)__
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400
32/,/
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6c
15%
20%:
__
17
13
-12%
new
Jan
141/4. Jan
20'%
•
52%
96
Atlantic City Electric Co
(Un)
50%
31%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
Jan
5c
Jan
63'%
7
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1
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(Un)__l
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1
16
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31%
29i%
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,
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Jan
36
Exchange
Range
Low
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62
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American
55c
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Jan
Jan
20
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Jan
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Jan
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400
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Stores
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•
6%
30'%
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Sale Price
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Jan
1,000
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Jan
Jan
V
Laboratories
Admiral
Jan
Friday
American
Jan
.166
.
30%
57
Friday
■■
30
70
6%
58%
Jan
39
57
6%
28%
Jan
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Jan
"7%
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Jan
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500
,
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29%
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116-
200
22
22
16%
Co
28
30 Va
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1%
25
—_______
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600
25%
1
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World Publishing Co
Zenith
300,
41V2
24%
4
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Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Wisconsin Electric Power (Un)__
Wisconsin Public Service
Yates-Amer
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Wrigley
116
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35
30
20
1%
Jan
6
47% Jan
Jan
28-
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Westingiiouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Seeger Corp wi
Jan
.10
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Jan
46%
431/8
27%
10
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White
40
5
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United
Jan
Works
Union
Jan
Jan
Jan
25
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Western
22
16
9%
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Dorn- Iron
Jan
2.50
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Mining
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United
14%
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36'%
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14%
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70
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Jan
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Gas
convertible
501/2
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116
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Lines
Jan
Jan
33 %
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U
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36'%
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5
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Jan
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United
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48%
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22%
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Union
10
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43%
Corp (Un)1
20th Century-Fox Film (Un)
48%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
15%
27%
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Tri
48%
Jan
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:
Jan
*
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Jan
47%
-
26%
Jan
43%
Toledo Edison Co
Transameriea Corp
Jan
52
32%
Corp
Products
Tool
25%
92
Company
Gulf
34%
169
42%
Electric
Co
Jan
26%
Jan
13%
_
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33 Vb
25%
Jan
22
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Jan
48%
36
15%.
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900
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6
34'%
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Jan
5%
4,000
48%
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
331%
34 y8
•
90%
49%
87%
49%
•'
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2%
Low
143% 146%
89
_.
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&
15
42%
(Un)
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Swift
25%
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8.50
19% Jan
;
for Week
5
—
52
1,300
,
SalM
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
,,
par
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Equitable Gas Co
700
—
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53
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—,
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Standard Railway Equipment—
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Jan
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28%
Jan
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27%
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1%
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100
65%
19%
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28%
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61% Jan
52
(Un)
Soutnwestern Public Service.
Standard
1,200
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Spiegel Inc common
Standard
Low
66 %
Week'i
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I
High
28%
(Un)
27
Friday
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63%
Works
WEEK ENDED JANUARY
for Week
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Socony Mobil Oil
FOR
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Range
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•
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Jan
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2
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Co
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Corp
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co (Un.)
1
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Corp
125
27
Jan
27
5
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331
Tire
Lakes
Great
Northern
Gulf
Ry
—
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(Un)
43%
Jan
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12%
Jan
12% Jan
125
18
Jan
18
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Hancock Oil Co class A
1
Hilton
Hotels
46
36
Jan
36
Jan
Holly
Oil
Co
Homestake
Honolulu
Hunt
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350
4%
Jan
4%
330
38%
Jan
40%
42%
Jan
43% Jan
631
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161
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Jan
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Jan
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1
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10
6%
1
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Idaho Power Co
•
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Raytheon Mfg Co
1
Reynolds Tobacco class B
Manufacturing Co
Jan
Rheem
Jan
Richfield Oil Corn
14%
Jan
Riverside
RKO
89 %
Jan
89%
RKO Theatres Corp
Jan
Jan
6
20
2.;
International Harvester i
30%
Jan
31% Jan
1,932
12%
Jan
13% Jan
50
134%
Jan
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35% Jan
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28%
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37 %
38
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International Paper Co (Un)
7%
79%
79%
79%
113
113
Intex
Oil
31
31
32%
10
9%
10
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Corp (Un)_
Laughlin Steel (Un)
&
•
10
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31
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Jan
Jan
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37
38 %
1,514
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52%
52%
53%
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Jan
Corp
1
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4
•
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Leslie Salt
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47
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47
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10
Jan
4% Jan
Jan
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16%
&
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Co
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1
69%
Joseph Lead
St
San
Mauricio
19%
Jan
21%
Jan
20%
Jan
20%
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1
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Mfg
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Co
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National Gypsum (Un)
of
33
Jan
37% Jan
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32%
Jan
35
5 Va
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Jan
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5%
Jan
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(Un)
32%
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Jan
32%
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Jan
18c
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32
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69c
43,763
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Jan
25
25
34
22%
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81%
1,119
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20%
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191
20 %
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20% Jan
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25
24%
25
30
24
Jan
25
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25
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Occidental Petroleum
Oceanic Oil Co
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Pabco
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1st
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Jan
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Jan
Western
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Jan
Western
Pacific
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70
Western
Union Telegraph
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Westinghouse Air Brake
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Westinghouse Elec Com (Un)
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100%
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337
12%
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90
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Number 5503
183
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(591)
39-
CANADIAN MARKETS
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2,877
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Iron
Canada
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Canada
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5.00
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A
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Jan
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Canadian
Bronze
Canadian
Ceianese
$1.75
series
Niagara
Jan
Penmans
Jan
5.50
Jan
5.95
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8%
600
8 Mi
Jan
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Jan
6 Vc
common
Canadian
Cottons
-
6%
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Canadian
5%
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Canadian
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Canadian
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Consol
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Davis
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Dominion
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Dominion
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&
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36
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7%
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8
Jan
Jan
24
Jan
7%
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25
Jan
37
Jan
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1,961
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Jan
22
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105
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of
32
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Jan
86
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10%
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38
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Jan
Jan
17
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9%
4,975
34
Jan
6
Jan
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Jan
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4%% preferred
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35
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122
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Jan
112
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115
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115
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102
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Jan
81
22%
975
4%%
a8Va
25
24
79
„
56%
Jan
23
11,745
Jan
55%
Jan
a
Jan.
56
t
32%
23%
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Farm
Rolland
185
51%
Jan
46%
,32%
Kickers
Chrysler Corp
Cockshutt
Robertson
Jan.;
20
—25
Ltd
Jan
13%
1.109
56% Jan
*
Reynolds Aluminum
36 .'■«
Jan
31%
10
preferred
Canadian
Jan
Jan
13
36
45
Jan
Jan
39
Jan
20Va
24%
Jan
51%
Jan
7%
•**
common
36%
103% Jan
10'/4
44
47
2,865
,
117
44%, Jan
37
"
510
Jan /
511
47%
*
32
c,
30
*
common.
Transport
100
9%
13%, Jan
Jan
'
Jan
Jan
Jan
♦
Canada.
Co Ltd
6
12%
13
28
45
52%
47
'
12% Jan
100
2,030
.
Jan
Corp
Bros
V
Jan
Power
of
50
13
29
37%
30%
21%
♦
Companies
Oil
185
12% al2 %
20
1,035
-
Jan
23% Jan
850
2,538
*
• w
common
Locomotive
34,
_
a8%
26%
18
Jan *
117
Jan
200
;
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;
Jan
22 Va
38%
*
Company
13
:
35%
25
17%
200
38
31
•
1,916
117
46
v
—*
;
Hydrocarbons
wnHdian
!
18
__
31
:—*
Jan"
2.75
38%
301/B
35%
li—25
Jan
Jan
27
!
100
l
32.1/2
32
20 »/4
____—
750
,1031/4 103%
30
2.75
27%
51%
,
*
River
34%
.
Jan
26% Jan
22%
*
Powell
34
311/4
Jan
26% Jan
24
Jan<
Provincial
45
Jan
45
100
45
47
(Quebec Power
.
Jan
105
28
52%
1
Jan.
Canadian Fairbanks Morse common—•
Canadian
preferred
Jan
31
42
Jan
102% Jan
J265
13
Placer Development
30%
46
Jan
9%
2.75
17%
a
Jan.
40
35
13
100%
43
Jan
26%
*
common
Jan
*
Cellulose
&
preferred
Canadian
new
Jan
321/2
9
27%
29
*
Tubes
Page-Hersey
Jan
5.00
-
30
1031/4
High
41% Jan
22%., 22%
18
—»
*
•.
Jan
2.10
,
500
,
Wire
33
t
1,215
27
5
com
Ogilvle Flour Mills common
Ontario Steel Products
1,400
34%
V
2.75
27
•
Noranda Mines Ltd
Jan
1,753
—•
preferred
Chemical
*
Weaving
Jan'i
2,166
common—
Canadian
2,061
—5
30%
-10
preferred
45
*
Chemical
&
Jan
5.80
35
Drug
34%
*
common
41%
National Steel Car Corp
17 Mi
36 Ma
50
Commerce
45
A
Preierred
Jam
33
25
of
Canadian Breweries,
355
•
30%
common
.
102
*
34
.100
pfd
4.40%
100%
Co common
301/2
10
preferred
102
Morgan &
•
Foundries
23,391
Montreal Locomotive
20
common
preferred
9%
B
51
..
Jan
r
class
(Robt)
38
,
35
—
42%
9
,.
Low
.
41 %
9
*
Breweries class
50
Jan
:
2.10
36 y2
;
42%,
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
100
•
26%
Price
Canada Cement
.
Low
♦
common.
Oil
Frontenac
55
Jan
16
1,549
37 Ma
49
3,710
I 5.00
-
5
—
70
.
5.75
•
Ltd
Shares
Jan
2.00
5.00
B_
Co
7% Jan
31
35
48 Ma
2.00
;t
______
Products
Gold Dredging
Burrard
Jan
29% Jan
7,326
a54Va a54Va
'•
25
Telephone
Building
Bulolo
7-\
325
...
B—L
class
& Bloedel
Preferred
National
—_—
_—
Jan
49% Jan
7,876
30
British Columbia Power
Columbia
Jan
40y2
Co—
;
5% preferred
414% preferred
Rights
7%
30
36%
•
63.
600
5,459
,
•
Britisn
British
7
•
Oil common
Bmisn
7
795
..
42
50 Mi
50
50
—-50
American
4Mi %
41
49%
100
British
43/4%
,
64
63 y2
:
41
•
British American Bank Note Co—
f
40
49%
—25
Traction
Brazilian
for Week
Jan
63 Ma
•
B
Telephone
39 Va
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
25%
•
Class
Bell
Low
25
bainurst Power & Paper class A
•
High
Week's
Last
25%
Nationale
Canadienne
Low
Friday
Sale Price'
Range Since Jan. 1
—10
;
Scotia—;
Nova
27
STOCKS
—10
MouUeai-——
oi
JANUARY
—25
Bailey Selburn preferred——«
Jaiw/iv.
r~
WEEK ENDED
for Week
of Prices
FOR
Sales
Last
SXOCKS
145
,
21
Jan
_
141
23 y8
Jan
21 Mi
135
Jan
Jan
13% Jan
Jan
145
Jan
Jan
25
Jan
■
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(592)
.
.
Monday, January 30, 1956
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Canadian Stock Exchange (Cont.)
Last
STOCKS
Sale PrJce
Bros
common
Traders
Trans
'i vv
—
Preferred
Ig
——
Finance
#
Oil
Pipe
Amusement
United
<L Ei
Products
Western
Canada
Windsor
Hotel
Mining
Alta
Ameraniuni
Lead
j$
a20%
Aubelle
—1
■
Aumaque Gold Mines Ltd
1
Bailey Seiburn Oil & Gas Ltd cl A__-l
24 %c
Ltd
*
Bonnyviile Oil & Refining
Boreal
Rare
Meiais
Bouscadillac
Brunuuist
Liu
Gold
Cabar.ga
Caiata
3.35
Jan
Jan
13c
29,000
10 %c
Jan
Jan
31
Jan
Jan
40%
Jan
—1
—1
Queoec Metallurgical Industries Ltd."
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
1
Quebec Smelting
Refining Ltd
J
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manltou Mines
2,000
42c
Jan
20c
8,067
15c
Jan
24c
Jan
2,000
11%
Jan
11%
Jan
23c
Jan
4,200
19%C Jan
2,250
9
Jan
24c
21 %c
24C
48,000
21 %c
Jan
1
57c
56c
62c
26,644
55c
Jan
1.50
1.50
1.51
2,725
1
31c
31c
33c
11,800
1.37
267,100
1.34
14c
1.20
29-/2C Jan
62c
1.15
Jan
39 %e Jan
Jan
1.45
14c
7,000
2.75
2.40
3.35
8,000
•
1.55
1.55
1.55
4,100
25c
68c
64c
68c
3,500
55c
Jan
68c
21%
2,125
19%
Jan
21%
68,900
13c
Jan
25c
21 %
18%
21%
10,775
18%
Jan
21%
14
13%
14 VB
7,150
12%
Jan
14%
3.55
14,200
2.90
Jan
3.55
1.40
38,400
1.25
Jan
1.85
1
Ltd
1.34
2.81
•
_•
Ltd
12'/2c
1
Ltd
Ltd
'
1
—
lie
1
1.20
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting—1
1
Ltd
19c
1
Ltd
Jan
38c
5c
Jan
8.60
300
8.50
Jan
11c
13c
12,000
9%c
Jan
2.81
18c
1,500
12c
10c
85,500
11c
13c
1.20
8,800
1.10
Jan
1.35
6.00
9,350
5.10
Jan
1.90
1,000
1.90
Jan
1.90
13c
19c
153,200
18c
20c
29c
13c
24,000
2,000
10
10 )
3.45
3.95
27c
33c
36c
1
20c
Dome
•
Ltd
Metals
Ltd
6c
7%c
17c
1
90c
3.30
1
Ltd
1.48
*
22c
4,900
14%
17c
10,600
3.95
40c
Jan
20c
700
60c
Jan
16c
8c
Jan
25c
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Gul-Por
17c
Gunnar
a.—
Mines
:
Heva
Xso
Israel
Gold
Mines
Oil
Ltd
Keyboycon
Kontikl
Labrador
Lake
Gold
Mines
Lead
Min
Nordic
&
Lithium
Lorado
2.00
19c
1:
,u_
Nesbitt
~~~
Power
Mines
Louvre
Norvalle
Okalta
Oils
2,323
5,000
23%
9c
10,000
99c
1,00
8V2C
1.00
1.03
9c
Jan
8%c
6,100
17%
1.65
27c
II
I
1.00
7c
100
35c
2.00
36c
Oil
&
i
27c
145,500
19c
Jan
27 c
Jan
20c
28c
8,600
r 20c
Jan
33cj
Jan
33c 33 %c
—
„
1.00
Jan
1.98
Jan
2.45
Jan
130,200
72,200
44c
Jan
8%c
7c
Jan
9%c
59c
59c 62%c
6,000
59c
Jan
69c
19c
19c
19c
1,000
19c
Jan
ISc
Jan
15%c
18c
23,000
13%c Jan
23c
Jan
7%c
50 %c Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Area
Ashdown
Atlas
Yellowknife
Atlin-Ruffner
Jan
22c
30c
Jan
2 50
1.58
Jan
1
30c
33c
12,500
28c
Jan
64
36c
9
Ii
I5
35
2.35
2.35
83%
1,500
2.35
Jan
81%
Jan
85
165
2.75
3.00
32,400
14%
500
2'>vl
15%.
22%
22%.
^24
1.20
1.30
145
1.45
1.48
•>
qq
1
'
2.50
Jan
.T*n
Jan
Bagamac
Jan
1.67 Jan
Baska
4.25
Bata
3.50
1.05
1.05,
8%c
9c,
100
4.25
Jan
4.25
8,600
2.85
Jan
1.05
Jan
1.30
8%c
1,000
28 %c
Jan
24c
Jan
28c
1.68
1.75
2.80
2.60
2.90
17,000
23,600
11c
10c
Jan
Gold
Jan
81c
20c
Jan
27c
2.00
1.00
Jan
1.55
Jan
1.71
Jan
3.10
3.00
3.10
8,073
3.00
Jan
3.40
•
9%c
Jan
10c
5,700
8%c Jan-'
12c
Jan
12%
13%
1,000
12%
Jan
14
Jan
—
—
13%
!
'
52%
52%
52
Jan
53%
Jan
—
13%
13 %
1,315
13 Vb
Jan
13%
Jan
1.54
1.50
1.69
14,800
1.50
Jan
1.98
Jan
25
24%
25%
350
24%
Jan
27
15c 16%c
47,000
15c
Jan
20c
—
45
Jan
Jan.
66c
65c
70c
2,000
65c
Jan
80c
Jan
45c
43c
48c
3,700
45c
Jan
53c
Jan
22
21%
22
1,951
21%
Jan
23
Jan
—
55%
56
280
55 %
Jan
57%
23c
26c
100,700
15c
Jan
29c
Jan
41c 42%c
33,200
41c
Jan
50c
Jan
13%
Jan
14
Jan
1
;
24c
41 %c
10
B
*
Jan
13%
18
18
—
14
18%
1,940
18
Jan
19V8
Jan
15c
—
—1
18c
5,200
13c
Jan
18c
Jan
115
1
15%c
21 %c
Jan
ll%c
8 %c
12c
280,400
8c
Jan
12c
Jan
1
41c
40c
44c
44,632
40c
Jan
44c
Jan
125c
Jan
1
common
Prods
class
*
;
A
*
1
Mines
1
15c 16%c
12,500
23%c
19c
25c
2.30
,,
2.30
2.35
10%
10%
5
5%
200
9c ll%c
14%c Jan
33,250
10%
—
lL%c,
.
t
550,800
17%c
1,483
2.25
500
10%
Jan-.
Jan
2.35
Jan
10%
5
Jan
9c
Jan
11c
11c
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
13c
11 %c
14c
47,000
9.99
8.80
10 Va
20,314
25%
25 %
25%
3,428
25
50c
1.64
1.62
1.68
Jan
43
48
49%
4,300
1,057
1.62
10
Oil & Gas class A
Montreal
Mines
Cons
47%
Jan
50
Jan
Jan
1
Co
Metals
8.80
16%c
Jan
Jan
10Ve
Jan
Jan
25%
Jan
1.85
Jan
58%
58%
59%
1,845
58%
Jan
60
1
37c
35c
37c
11,330
35c
Jan
40c
1
11 %c
10c 11 %c
13,200
10c
Jan
13c
Jan
90%c Jan
98c
Jan
10
—
Mines
92c>
90 %
Jan
c
93c
19,250
1-45
1.35
1.45
8,455
*
2.51
2.49
2.55
20.000
*
88c
77c
88c
92,550
77c
Jan
95c
Jan
36%c
Jan
45c
Jan
15c 19%c
-
1.35
4,700
Uranium
Mines
•
40c
38c
42c
uo.dAi
Petroleums
Ltd
*
15c
14%c
15c
8,000
Gairdner &
Jan-
3.05
Jan
16c
Jan
1.68
2.50
Jan
80,800
23c
Jan
1.00
50
1.39 Jan
1.56
15c
2.47
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.65
25c
2.5a
Jan
Jan
Jan
14%c Jan
15%c Jan
13c
"11,500
Gairdtter &
^10%c Jan
13c
2 10% c Jan
100
6.90
"
Jan
7.50
500
37c
Jan
37c
50c
53,400
44c
Jan
52c
2.05
46,700
6c
6c
6%c
16,500
^
21c
25c,
40c
40o
1.77
Jan
Jan
Jan
-
Jan
2.05
Jan
Jan
7c
Jan
20c
8.000
"5,000
Jan
5c
'
Gompamj Inc.
Jan
25c
Jan
57c
Jan
Company Limited '
Members:
CANADIAN
SECURITIES
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
*
»
Jan
40c
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Canadian Affiliate:
Jan
10 %c
60 Wall
Jan
al.40
44c
—
Jan
10,116
1
Jan
Jan
1.84
t
Jan
84,212
Jan
9c
2.05
,,
Jan
*
Mines—
Jan
63c
3,000
90c
•
108
1
Jan
40c
38c
Ltd—
.1.
20c
32c
47c
__-_l
Jan
al.40
»
Jan
Jan
34c * Jan
6,100
1
;
100
28%c Jan
Jan
12c 15 %c
37c
Jan
2,517
Jan
16c
Jan
1 68
7.00
110
Jaril
2,000
1,500
Ltd———
Jan
10,000
21c
■>
Jan
3.50 Jart
900
20c
37c
97
90c
Ltd
1.51
7.00
34c
—
*
•
Mines
Warrants
500
T
15%c
895
1.65
Mining.
1.56 Jan
1.51
,
Jan
83c
„
;
83c
1.45
3.05
,
10
1.55
I
82c
1
Jan
90c
Mines
Base
•
8.75
1.63
Barvue
70c
Ltd—
1,320
•
Ltd
Jan
79%c
-
19%
Jan
Jan
Barymln
12 %c
Jan
Jan
1.10
4.25
i
17%
40c
1
Jan
1
Jan
400
8.85
Jan
Mines
,
Jan
18
8.75
32c
Barnat
'
Jan
17%
4,920
6,200
10%c IOV2C
1.70
32 %c
Jan
35c
Jan
Jan
36c
Jan
Jan
1.90
18
1
23
3.10
1
1.60
29%c
Jan
Jan
11 %c
Minerals—"
Jan
300
2,000
2,700
17c
22%
Jan
15c
2.10
1.70
30c32%c
Jan
1,100
25,500
Jan
.
2.10
1.70
—
15 %c
Bankfield
2.00
1
2.00
—
6,520
Bank of Nova Scotia-
1.51
500
Jan
15%c 16%c
Baakeno
10,500
IIIII*
Jan
86c
Jan
Jan
2,000
,
of
41,950
1
Jan
21c
Jan
52%
Jan
28c
80c
Jan
55c
52 %
Jan
79,500
37,725
Ltd
Bank
8c
1
Ltd
Jan
2.58
26c
Jan
17c
26%
3.25
28 %c 28 %c
71c
Jan
Preferred
7c
.9^
17,100 -
33,200
86c
74c
17c 19%c
Jan
Mines
River
Bailey Seiburn
2.50
Ii
Hi
356,642
79c
71c
Jan
15%
-
Jan
Jan
7c
1
65c
51%
Gold
2 54
1
Jan
51%
Jan
Jan
55c
24%
Jan
7c
"
225
2.64
1.40
3,200
390
12
85
65c
1,365
Mines
Electric
1.80
Jan
52%
1
Fabric
17c
74c
52%
Mines
Auto
600
Jan
25%
Avillabona Mines Ltd
18,800
68c
52
Steels.
Auto
37,000
Jan
5,400
52 %
Mines
class
Jan
1.58
19c
86c
1
Jan
2.00
Jan
71c
50
Jan
1.80
17c
24%
Mines—
Atlas
Aumaque
2,000
52%
common
Jan
Aunor
19c
72c
58c
53c
■
Jan
18c
68c
—
24%
Resources
Jan
1.58
30c
—*
*
Jan
j.so
Jan
1
13c
3.15
17c
20c
17%
20
54,900
50
—1
Mines
Jan
43c
22c
50c
Jan
Jan
Jan
17c
25
—
Petroleums
11c
Jan
23%
98% 100%
pfd—
17%
Jan
Jan
1
Jan
Aumacho
2.85
23%
100% 102 %
—
Jim
Aubelle
18%
250
100
4rk
Hardware
Jan
600
23%
102
preferred
Gold
Jan
8,700
Jan
23%
—*
Metals Corp
9c
19
12
*
Corp
1.29
3.15
Jan
|
—98%
common
Mines
Jan
2.85
11
'•,
8.80
preferred
Jan
18%
785
*
—
26c
17 %c 18 %c
11%
1
2,000
3 15
Jan
11%
—
103,200
18V2
Jan
26%
1-70
11c
I7%c
36%
Jan
•
Mines
2nd
High
Jan
26
17c
Corp
Arjon
Low
34%
i
Imperial
Consolidated.
Ascot
Range Since Jan. 1
High
190
i
Petroleums
Argus
Shares
5,125
—*
Anthes
II
Sales
for Week
of Prices
26%
1
Nepheline
Arcan
To.n
3a%
18 %c
Oils—
Leduc
Apex
11 v.,*
26
*
—
Lead
Jan
35
17%c
Uranium
Co
Jan
11 %C
26
1
common.
trust
Ltd
51c
35
'
;
Cons
Jan
Exchange
Week's
Low
*
Ltd_
Distillers
,
45c
Funds
Range
11%
23%
Knife
36c
Mines Ltd—1
22%c
*
11c
IIIIIIl
Ij;
Ltd—I—25c
4.1
25c
25%c
^
Mines
29c
Ltd
Ltd——
Jan
Jan
•
—
Jan
Jan
38c
Mines
95c
—•
common
Banff Oils
P«t>-
1,000
Jan
25
Paper common
Anglo Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Jan
Jan
19c
Mines
1.00
Last
Petroleums
Pac
Anchor
1Q%£ Jan
62c
&
ifc
1
Ltd-——
Uranium
lie
24%
Jan
35c
Corp
Ltd
95c
1
32c
III
Ltd
Ltd
—;
Anglo-American Exploration
4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
1.24 Jan
7%c Jan
23
3,800
8c
17%
Ltd
Qrenada Gold
Jan
19c
Mines
Jan
1,000
Explorations
Anacon
Jan
25,000
1
Omnitrans Exploration Ltd
Orchan
ll%
9%c
9%c
Ltd_l
Ltd
Ltd
8Cc
11 %c 11 %c
American
1.29 Jan
Jan
I
Mining
Mines
11%
23%
23 Va
~i
Oils
Jan
—
American
Jan
100"
38c
Mines
<1945»
19%
11%
11c
•
Spring Coulee Oil &
Vlnray Mines Ltd_
Obalski
18% Jan
11%
1
&
12 %c
5.30
26,000
1
Santiago
Normetal
100
25c
Coal
Mines
18%
lie
1
Royran Copper Mines Ltd
Rim
18%
Ltd-
Mines
475,900
*
Gas
Amanda
Jan
Asbestos
Mines
80c
45c 46%c
preferred
Amalgamated Larder
Jan
21c
Jan
ile
1
New
Nocana
52c
Jan
1.29
1.08
1
New
Nickel
Jan
13 %c
500
14,800
Pacific
New
42c
10,200
25,100
New
New
94,200
18c
35c
Uranium
Lafayette
New
50c
1.29
1.75
Ltd
Jack
15c
46c
4%%
Jan
27c
Goldvue Mines Ltd
New
Jan
53c
1
Petroleums
>5 %%
Jan
15c
1.65
Ltd
New
Jaculet
17 %
29c
Ltd—
Uranium
15c
Ltd
A
Aluminum
Jan
16c
99c
j
Mines
Jan
15%c
preferred
Aluminium
Jan
Jan
1.65
Corp
32c
vac
A
Ltd
Mines
Jan
Jan
1
Ltd
Jan
llU.xUJ
Ltd—
Petroleums
Algoma Steel
Jan
17%
1
Co
ud—
Mines
Mines
Warrants
Jan
15c
Ltd
Ltd
Calumet
New
45c
27c
Jan
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
2,000
4.55
Jan
Ltd—
New
Lake
400
15c
3.35
20c
Jan
19c
Ltd
Petroleum
Fortune
17'%
20c
Jan
Jan
trust
New
New
17%
i,07
1
Explorations
LaBine
1.08
Jan
29c
Co
21c
luc
-*
—1
Ltd
Co
Malartic
Algom
14%c Jan
1.29
1
—
National
10,300
4.15
9,000
Ltd
Mines
Oil
♦
Mines
Petroleums
Mines
20c 22 %c
2.00
18c
l.iuO
15c
Mining Corp of Canada LtdI_IHIIII"
Mogador Mines Ltd
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—
1
Creek
1,000
130,550
651,500
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
Nam a
2.00
4.20
62c
Maritimes Min Corp Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcuplne Mines
Mcntgary
361,500
18c 19%c
4.15
22c
40c
32c
Exploration
Jan
300
105,000
12c
50c
Alta
Jan
23c
660
19c
Ltd
Mining
5.7o
5.40
26c 30%c
7c
Alberta
1.50 Jan
40c
30%
29c
Corp of Canada
Monpas
Jan
54c
Mines
5.30
30c
44c
Ltd
Warrants
Jan
Jan
33c
29c
Louvicourt Goldfields Ltd
Merrill
Jan
92c
500
6.45
23c
39c
1
Co
5.30
14 %c
Jan
Alba
Jan
5
Mines—
Uranium
96c
\
Mines
Zinc
Lingside Copper
Jan
1
voting
Jan
Jan
Albermont
Jan
32
Ltd
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd
Kerr-Addison
92c
95c
Jan
Ltd—
Mines
Mines
Mines—'
Mines
160,650
1
Ltd
Gold
17%
40c
Akaltcho Yellow
■
Continental
Jardun
1.50
1
Lake Gold
Uranium
1.21
6.00
Jan
30%
16c
Minerals
Hudson-Rand
Indian
400
30%
1
Mines
Jan
46c
Acme
Jan
47c
,
Ltd
Hollinger Cons
6.00
80c
43c
♦
Gold
37,000
Jan
•
1
;
Warrants
Harrison
91c
Jan
1 ;
_
15
Jan
Alax
Jan
30c
MetalsrLtd—•
Mines
Ltd
80c
Jan
IOV2C
1
Ltd
Uranium
Mines
4,150
Jan
Class
Jan
22.000
1
Ltd——
15%
33c
Jan
15%
Jan
25,500
*
Gulch
16c
92c
1
Ltd
Ltd.—
15
30c
Acadia-Uranium
Jan
13c 14 %c
Fontana Mines (1945)
Frobisher Limited
Mines
15%
Jan
2,000
Acadia-Atlantic
Jan
30c
1
Mines
Jan
29,900
4 % %
Jan
13c
Mining & Exploration.
Faraday Uranium Mines
Mines
42c
127,750
Abltibl
Jan
30c
•
Grandines
Jan
Par
Jan
1
Fano
Goldora
32c
STOCKS
Jan
1
Inc
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—
Geco
5,1)00
Friday
Jan
10%
Jan
6c
14%
6.00
1
Ltd
Minerals
34c
Canadian
Jan
29c
Jan
27c
89,200
20c
14%
1
Ltd—
Corp
Mines
&
32c
Jan
39c
Voting
Oil
Jan
32c
Toronto Stock
Jan
24c
Jan
40c
11,000
6c
19c
Jan
10
21,000
35c
Jan
17%c Jan
900
3.55
Gold
30c
2.45
Yukeno
6.75 Jan
1
Sol
8.70
13 %c
Jan
30c
Wilrich
Jan
5.10
1
Eastern
Jan
Jan
Sale Pries
1.13
1
El
Jaa
Jan
2.03
Westville
1.20 Jan
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
Cortez Explorations Ltd
Cournor Mining Co Ltd
Empire
2.80
20c
10c
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
12%c Jan
201.200
Co
7.50
26% Jan
;
29c
Jan
Jan
60c
Asbestos
350
Jan
Jan
Jan
37c
12 %c Jan
Jan
56c
Eastern
7.90
2.35
16c
3,500
Jan
1.06
59'/2c
Asbestos Mines
Duvan Copper Co Ltd
East Sullivrn Mines Ltd
40,100
7.50
26%
800
19c
8,000
*
Jan
7,000
1
Dominion
50
2.41
Jan
29c
1
—
Jan
1.20
Consol
Mining
13c
Jan
11c 12 %c
2.95
Jan
1,500
27c
1
Mines
Jan
11c
10c
1
Mines
26%
2.4J
16%c
9.00 Jan
Consolidated Deniscn Mines Ltd
Consolidated
Jan
lie
8%c Jan
200
1.90
6.00
1
Ltd—
20c
18,000
1.15
1
Chimo Gold Mines Ltd
17,700
7c
12 %c 12 %C
1
Chib-Kayrand Copper Mines Ltd
Chibougamau Expioiers Ltd-
30c
6%c
8.60
7c
2.81
25 %c
1
.
Mines
63c
Jan
Ltd—"
Casslar Asbestos Corp Ltd
Celta Dev & Mining Co Ltd
Jan
Jan
1.30
51c
Jan
3.45
193,250
2.45
49c
West
Jan
Ltd.3
55c
——A
Westburne
Jan
1
51c
26%
Jan
10c
Virginia Mining
1.60 Jan
17c
•
Yellowknife
Jan
13d
Pipelines & Petroleums Ltd.l
Mines
Jan
15c
Ltd
Mines
Jan
3.35
1
Ltu
Mines
1.40
14c
Jan
Jan
Corp
1
Weedon Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd——1
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
1
Jan
Jan
2.20
Lithium
Vaior
Jan
19%
»
14c
14c
29c
Ltd——— 1 >
Ltd
—— 1
Ltd
Mines
United Montauban
Jan
14c
»
Ltd-
Mines
UddJen
Jan
Jan
—
Fields
Trebor Mines Ltd
1.65 Jan
Jan
1.50
31c
8c
13%
Jan
*
Mines
Silver
Torbrit'
9,ooj
Jan
1
Ltd
'
Jan
rue
13
1
Ltd—
Gold
Tlblemonc
oc
.—
1
Mines
Mines
3.85
7.50
Mines
Cons
Lake
Tazin
3.85
53c
26%
1
Tache
100
19c
Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Sullivan
Jan
Jan
f,
3.85
J
*
bcandard Gold Mines Ltd
Steep
1.43
3.85
1
1
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
Stadacona Mines (1944 > Ltd
10% Jan
1.30 Jan
*
Ltd
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
Jan
1
Mines
Oils
45 %c Jan
42c
15c
(Dunsmtiir)
Cadillac
11 %c Jan
*
Petroleums
Yellowknife
4%c Jan
100
500
uc
,
13
1.32
1
—.
14%c Jan
13
1.32
__
—*
Quemont Min Corp Ltd.——
Jan
12%c
—
—
Ltd.—..
Rayrock Mines Ltu
■;
wed
Crest Gold Mines-
Jan
1.63
Jan
18c
Ltd
Centremaque Gold
3.40
1.51
58c
1
Gold
3.00 Jan
Jan
Canadian
Copper-Cliff
Jan
Jan
Carnegie Mines Ltd_
Quebec
2.75
Jan
Lithium
Cordasun
O.jtdd
9c
Canadian
Cons
2.v6
21
2.85
12%c
2.16
Jan
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd-—.————1
Quebec Labrador Deveiop'mt Co Ltd—1
12c
Collieries
Central
Jan
45c
Devonian
Cons
17%
7,000
Canadian
Colomac
Jan
3,000
Canadian
Mines
2.34
119,200
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Cheskirk
Jan
10c
Ltd_
Mines
Manitoba
2.o0
54c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd-.
Central
158,400
I5V2C
Mines
Developments
Cartier-Malartic
2.34
10c
Ltd
Uranium
2.U0
48c
vtc__
Tung-Sten
Petroleums
caiuinet
2.80
12c
Corp
Mines
Mines
11 ill
Chioougamau Gold Fields Ltu .1
54c
.
Jan
«^ueoec
12%c
1
Eou^an Gold Mines I.td
Burnt
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
Ltd
Corp—
Belle Chibougamau Mines Ltd
2 be
23%
1
Mines
Mining
26c
Jan
Jan
Jan
10 %
Jan
20c
Jan
42 c
9.75
20c
20%c
8.75
—1
:
Beatrice Red Lake Gold
10 %
23c
80c, Jan
Jan
16c
11%
Jan
8.75
11%
23C 24 %c
20c
80c
5,000
17c
..
__
.
11%
100
105,^00
71,000
Jan
27,700
Ltd
80c
26c
13c
9>/2C
Jan
bGc
80c
21c
23c
40
12,400
7%c
Jan
1.5J
29%
3,900
1.65
13%
Jan
8.75
56,300
16c
3.10
Jan
l.u5
2jc
Jan
14c
12%
8.75
12c
1.52
200
113,300
8.75
Jan
3.00
High
13
1.40
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd——-1
Promo Uranium Mines Ltd
~i
lie
16c
■
Piumps on Co Ltd
—
—1
Pitt Gold Mining Co———~~-—1
Jan
7,000
1.63
Low
13
1.13
1.32
1
Jan
8
lie
11c
3.10
Mines
Jan
49 %
-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
20
1,066
20c
Lid
1
Ecllechasse
Jan
Shares
14%
450
40
50
Jan
Jan
Mines
Uranium
Consul
Low
—1
Ltd——
Petroleums
Pacific
x'anel
for Week
21
86
31
40
11c
Ltd—-Ivy,-**.
Mines
Mines
Barvallee
300
3,675
31
--
Metals Corp Ltd___——1
Suipnur & iron
1
Atlas
21
17%
44 %
Jan
47
7%
Jan
1.50 Jan
Jan
44%
55
a20 a20 %
Ltd—_ 15
42
800 v(
17
17
Mines Ltd——————:
Ascot
1.50 Jan
1,980
Corp—_———_—1
Nickel
Arno
8
75c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Jan
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Stocks—
Oil
Mines
Anacon
Arcadia
48
21
0
Ltd———,
Mines
47%
47
.
Ltd——————
and
75c
154
43
42
_u
—
600
46%
.
—
Ltd——
Breweries
1.50
43
$
Ltu
Co
600
47
—
B
c*ass
Pen
Westeel
G:
27
Friday
'
•
JANUARY
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowv
75c
1.50
.
Corp Ltd class A_
Corporations
Waterman
—~
j*
Line
Union Gas of Canada Ltd—
United
V'
WEEK ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
75c
•
„
8
Corp class A
Mountain
of Prices
Low
Par
Tooke
FOR
Sales
tor Week
Range
;
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Number 5503
133
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(593)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
%
Par
Eathurst Power Paper class A
Class
Lodge
Beaver
Lumber
Co
Mining
Yukon
81
41
Jan
43
Jan
Chemical
1.40
33,980
7%
450
American
Coehenour
46c
48c
5.974
46c
Jan
50c
Jan
Cockshutt Farm
13
Jan
Coin
Jan
Coldstream
1.50
1.55
3,150
14c
20c
178,262
1.50
10,500
1.50
44c
Jan
51c
Jan
Jan
14c
Jan
Coniaurum
lie
%c
lbc
160,800
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
Conro
30/2C
Jan
40c
Jan
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
6.00
32c
30 tec 33 tec
;■ 18,500
12c
11c 13 tec
55,000
5.40
5.75
1,925
1.05
1.10
1,600
&
7%
12,855
49 te
49 te
40
48/2
7
Reef
49 te
49 te
49%
487
49
Jan
16 %
16
16%
7,830
u.,
13%
13%
14
1,150
mass
37%
;
Co.
49 te
.25
49 te
2.05
—...
Mines
36%
_!__
1
1.-80
14 te
-13c
—
349,550
7
lie '
13c
Mining
"i
39c
47c
12 te
12
12 te
55c
65c
Gold
8 tec
9c
Gold
Bunker
Hill
.'Ext
Gold—,
—
Dry Dock class
V\'
A,
'
'■
Petroleum
Linen
Calgary
&
Calgary
Power
5%
Callinan
Flin
Jan
on
pfd_
8%
i!n
?5
onn
111in
i/o
Ton
in"/a
Tan
Jan
ion
65c
T
ISO
t
Odo
n
Ton
1
12%
20%
19%
21%
Tan
903'
Tan
Tan
113/
Tan
a,/
.8/2
q7/
ion
Jan
8/s
tan
Jan
54c
104% 104%
127/8 Jan
12%
Jan
19%
Jan
22%
Jan
104%
Jan
104%
Jan
Jan
30,500
24c
Jan
.30c
Jan
Coulee
30c
131,200
15c
Jan
30c
Jan
Cournor
21% Jan
..
21%
35,970
18%
Jan
6.90
7.10
600
6.75
Jan
7.35
Jan
3.75
3.75
100
3.75
Jan
3.75
Jan
33
34
759
33
30 te
30 te
410
*
:
Common
13 te
13 te
100
34 te
800
34
Jan
10
160
Jan
,_*
common
Foundries
33%
10
Assurance
34
1
10
i—.
160
160
160
2.65
1.90
2,65
15,041
1.05
1.10
A
600
39 te
Permanent
Canada Safewav
Canada
Southern
Oils
Canada
Southern
Petroleum
Steamship
warrants.,—
Admiral
103%
104
class
*
;
75%
26c
Atlantic
Canadian
Bank
Oil
British
Ccianese
40
25c
Jan
30c
Jan
46c
Jan
58c
Jan
preferred
34 te
35
*
20%
20
20 te
*
Collieries
3
Canadian
Decaita
(Dunsmuirl
Oils
Gas
■
9%
!4|
70c'
»
coin.
aaT/4
Jan
36%
20
Jan
21
k
Jan
12 /a
14V4
Jan
72c-
10,150
66c
Jan
36c
Jan
30,500
80,765
22
2,165
Canadian
Fairbanks
27
1,425
com—*
26%
100
125%
25
125% 125%
2.90 Jan
21%
—
Jan
——,
Products
common
25
Jan
A
Canadian
General
Canadian
Gen
Electric
42c
Securities
class
A
27
Canadian
Ice
Canadian
Machine
A
Hydrocarbons
class
Jan
125 %
Jan
4.25
5%
Oils
Cos
8%
8%
1,440
8
Jan
8%
Jan
8.25
8.25
1
825
Jan
825
25
23 te
24
640
23 te
Jan
2.06
2.35
7,277
2.00
Jan
2.35
Dow
—1—
preferred
Warrants
Mines
Dvno
Eastern
Eastern
Smelting
Jan
pi
Pipe Lines and Petroleums—1
2.79
2.75
2.85
39,492
2.75
Jan
3.00
Jan
Steel
Emerald
33 %c
4.50
4.35
4.50
4,700
4.25
Jan
4.60
Jan
Asbestos
Leduc
Central
Pat
8
54 te
312
53
Jan
59
Jan
88
158
166
Glacier
Jan
Jan
30 te
Jan
31%
Jan
Eureka
18
Jan
18%
Jan
1.32
1.35
104
76
" 5'c
1-50
18
Prods
common
Corp
Warrants
to
ext
8.85
3.90
3.90
175
3.80
Jan
4.00
Jan
Farwest
5.00
5.15
8.600
4.85
Jan
5.35
Jan
Federal
2.40
2.30
2.49
12,575
2.11
Jan
2.49
Jan
1.20
1.16
1.23
5,200
1.10
Jan
1.60
Jan
Federal
17 tec
Jan
Fleet
Jan
Ford
footnote*
nno*
4.10
Jan
4.10
Jan
30 te
Jan
100
Jan
75c
-
Jan
26
Jan
17 te
Jan
32
Jan
102 te
Jan
1.05
*
Jan
20 te
Jan
26 te
Jan
18
Jan
19%
Jan
33%
34
733
34
Jan
•12%
12%
4,375
12% Jan
13te
Jan
23%
23%
200
23% Jan
23%
Jan
8%
8%
2,915
42c
43c
36,300
15
300
2.50
Jan
9
42c
Jan
48c
Jan
15
Jan
15
Jan
8%
Jan
Jail
Jan
26c
Jan
1.17
1.24
44,875
1.12 Jan
1.30
lie
12,700
9%c Jan
11 %c
Jan
1
Ltd
*
20
,
282
I,
100
2.25
Jan
2.50
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
-Jan
Fargo
April 3
class
A
Mines
Cos
Frelman
(A
18%
200
18%
Jan
19
"64
305
62
Jan
68
85c
2,500
9%c
II,000
13tec
9tec 14teC
553,000
22c
23c
2,500
70
2.50
1.36
70
12
—
70
—
1.37
49c
20
23
2.10
55c
30%
pfd
49c
29%
20te
23
1.92
2.10
54c
30te
57c
5,850
2.50
150
1.45
27,200
55c
12,000
90c
52%c Jan
70c
Jan
Jan
Jan
V2
Jan
62 tec
Jan
1.00
Jan
Jan
9c
Jan
lie
9 %c
Jan
14 te C
20c
Jan
30c
Jan
70
Jan
72
Jan
2.50
1.35
49c
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.50
1.48
Jan
Jan
Jan
64c
Jan
32
Jan
30%
7,775
29% Jan *
21
2,460
20%
Jan
21%
Jan
23
Jan
25
Jan
24
310
2.05
37,120
2.20
1,600
57c
27,625
33'A
630
31
31
31
100
25c
20c
25c
25,200
1.70
1.90
2.10
Jan
Jan
50c
Jan
30%
Jan
31
20c
Jan
Jan
1.70 Jan
2.37
Jan
2.30
Jan
72c
Jan
35
Jan
31%
Jan
25c
Jan
2.00
Jan
1371%
Jan
1.80
5,520
__*
124% 126%
740
124
Jan
__*
25te
25%
26
625
25
Jan
•
9tec
8c
9 tec
6.000
7%C Jan
10c
Jan
31 te
32 te
1,910
31
Jan
32 te
Jan
Jan
92
Jan
•
—
•
J)
Jan
7
9c
1
Manufacturing
Eraser
7.70
Jan
79c
•
-
Foundation Co of Canada
Jan
Jan
Jan
5 te
—
1
-
A
Kirkland
Gold
1.08
6.40
1,000
55c
25c
Copper
class
Preferred
F.rancoeur
Jan
Mines.,
Tungsten
Jan
Jan
15,866
9%c
10
*
1
1956——25c
Oils Ltd
Motor
28,600
6
1
Candy
Uranium
Grain
94c
6.70
62
52%c
62
10,825
8.25
5.00
100
Jan
18c
Canadian—
Players
Farmer
8.80
4.10
10
188,850
1.95
4.10
150
2,490
Jan
Jan
27%
•3,129
18
Jan
18 te
10
,18% Jan
100
243
27c
1
1
4.10
17%
19c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
25c
Fanny
*
28%
15
26tec
1.18
Faraday
61
27 te
15c
7.50
Jan
96c
Jan
Jan
27,750
10 >
*39 %
Jan
Jan
33
Jan
61
18c
18 te
10
14%
Jan
Jan
80c
20
16c
18 te
5.50
4,575
2,525
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.50
75
;
37
6,045
6.95
14%
1.80
40c
78c
Jan
61
:
37te
6.45
14%
20C
Jan
35 %C Jan
31
Jan
61
Trust
9,841
Jan
1.48
8,400
38c
16 tec
9.6°0
1.53
Jan
Jan
220,300
1,000
1.80
18c
1.48
79
Jan
33
3,350
Jan
16 tec
35 tec
60
93c
80c
3,900
43,860
Jan
Jan
33
2.20
1.74
15,800
77
1.68
Jan
15
80c
1.70
1.60
250
2.14
1.70
88c
26%
80c
•
19 tec
26
2.16
Charter
Jan
Jan
1.42
520
30
21c
17c
76c
73,881
20%
39c
8,565
2,100
83c
•
13 V2c
18c
18%
•
Jan
Jan
18
Famous
Jan
30c
75c
Falconbridge Nickel
Jan
Jan
102 102%
Jan
10c
24 %c
8,2c
Jan
17c
14,000
1°2
1.25
32c
Jan
28 /\
1.39
8,000
89c
71
■
Jan
14,500
Jan
Jan
80c
37
Jan
12%
69c
1.53
n
--
Jan
11,000
42c
Jan 1
lite Jan
28,524
1,010
>.
17c
--
1.11
11c
26c
0 95
1.25
36c
24 %c
6 95
700
17c 18 tec
83c
1.56
1,800
1.68
Jan
Jan
28tec Jan
76c
1.25
10c
Oils
Jan
30c
50c
Jan
ljc
12
69c
18c
1.11
33c
42c
11 te
—
1.25
9.10
30c
42c
-
80c
*
103 %
11c
:
45c
143,019
128,200
J,
175
Jan
10,800
48c
28c
78c
—
50
33c
—
175
45c
25c
45c
26%c
1
195
1
Fnr
53
2.25
Mines
400
1
Porcupine
Steel
Jan
2.25
3j
88c
common
104
1
Chatco
Jan
28
1
Ltd
18%
Chamberlain Oil
Chartered
37c
Jan
—*
:
Mines
Gold
sol
1
Oil
Jan
Jan
„
43c
Pen-Rey Oils
31%
8.25 Jan
Jan
33c
■*
18%
1
11c
8tec Jan
Jan
Jan
25 te
....
1
Mines
Elder
1
:
25c
375
•
Ltd
1.50
Jan
Jan
»—.-1
*
Prods
30 te
2.12
18c
17
12.400
1
Gold
Centremaque Gold
Jan
•
Corp
Explorers
Central
13,000
2.000
Jan
171/2 Jan
,
28
*
& Refining
Empire Life Insurance
Erie Flooring class B
70c
41c
Jan
1.17
21,300
23c
Jan
16%
1.30
1
Quartz
Jan
17
18c
1
Pioducers
Gold
1.92
35c
com
—
103 te
6c
Gas
Trethewey
Central
105
Jan
Oil
Central
Jan
25te
Canso
com_,
Washing Machine
Eddy Paper class A
Jan
Williston
Jan
19tec Jan
1.17
*
-1
Easy
23te
Natural
Castle
Jan
604
Canso
Cassiar
22
24%
Canadian
Cariboo
Jan
23 te
31%
Jan
1.42
18c
—,t
Metals
Jan
*
Jan
3.90
18%
Jan
50c
20
75
6.45
Jan
—
36 %
Jan
100
17
Jan
3.25
—
Jan
41c
23 te
pfd
16 te
Jan
5.95
6.40
22 te
5,050
10
Gas
17
23 %
1
4,314
Eldrich
preferred
200
Jan
22
Jan
El
Nat
17.%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Utilities
17%
Jan
7.75
6.50
Jan
Western
92,203
Jan
Jan
6.65
2.52
70c
Vickers
36c
32c
Jan
Jan
35%
Canadian
165.900
62c
5.90 Jan
32% Jan
Canadian
1.92
Jan
2.30
53c
Canadian
1.45
55c
5,190
600
Prospect
182,032
57c
5,900
12,545
Canadian
2,410
3.90
Jan
6.10
37,550
Canadian
6.20
3.30
.
41c
2.40
56C
preferred
6.00
i
_
2.30
5.90
90c
6.40
5te
7%
Ltd
1,984
3.55
1.70
35c
17%
Jan
5.30
9%c
33%
Petrofina
22%
24c
He
45c
.
53c
Canadian
4,356
22
Jan
Jan
2.30
6.00
90c
36 te
Jan
7.25
69c
4.70 Jan
27,850
7.00
Jan
Jan
15c
121,300
60c
Jan
Jan
51c
.
..,51,802
—
Jan
1.10
80c
1,200
■
Jan
2.75
2.30 Jan
165
c
1
31
Jan
40c
1
1
1
42c
7%
13'%
Jan
Amphi Gold
36%
7%
Jan
100
East Sullivan Mines
53c
10c
28 tec
Malartic Mines
Jan
1
37,477
5,299
East
Jan
8te
—
Railway.—
10c 12 tec
28tec 34tec
East
12te
Jan
32 te
—
Reserves
Gas
Pacific
18c
8 tec
____________________
—
Jan
32%
<fe
Canadian
14tec Jan
Jan
7%
105
43,350
27
1
lite
10
Jan
14 tec 16 tec
Jan
33c
1
Co
Copper
25
105
Jan
8 tec
Ltd
Duvan
2,205
105
2.04
—*
common
8
-100
Jan
Jan
1.49
27
Duvex Oils & Minerals
,
25
—
Canadian Oil
Mudge
&
11%
19%
9,750
175,672
35c
Brewery
7%
3,912
38c
1.89
1.62
,4
*—
B
11%
20%
40c
44c
35 tec
6.15
•-*
—
class
7%
19%
Jan
Jan
8 tec
common
Mines
11%
20 te
Jan
32c
„35c
^
10
23.50
Rooe
Donnell
Jan
.
82c
21,266
1-24
—1
-25
—
Chemical
&
Textile
Dominion
Jan
2.06
Tar
*
common
Jan
84,950
37c
55c
17%
Eastern
Canadian
72c
82c
57c.
33
12%
23*%
8%
Donald
Jan
42c
Jan
33c
49c
*
*
Donalda
Jan
3.75
*
74c
72c
.4.85
56c;
58c
7.20
22
*
I
Gold
Malartic
125%
600
Invest
—•
Locomotive
Canadian
Jan
197,880
4.90
1
Preferred
Jan
10
4.00
*
Jan
46c
74c
4.70
Stores
Dominion
Jan
10c
Canadian Homestead Oils
38
60c
75,501
Dominion
Jan
3.75
8.25
Jan
8,508
19c
Dominion Steel & COalv-—
Jan
3.75
23%
*
50
Scottish
74tec Jan
—_*
—
Canadian Food
34
35%
15c
2.50
Magnesium
Dominion
Jan
Jan
42c
Jan
34
15tec
-"o
—
Dominion
^a,, ^an
12(4
3.75
Jan
3.10
2.68
21,342
1
common
Rights——!—————
Jan
3a« Jan
9
37c
37c
63c
Jan
8,700
II,400
55c
—
Preferred
Jan
1,360
3.15
.
Jan
Jan
47c
67c
51c
i
Foundry & Steel com
Dom.nion
Jan
Jan
18,205
66c
4.30
Jan
2.80
52c
--1
Fabrics
Dominion
^an
14
21%
Morse
66c
36
22
Preferred
32
Jan
Jan
10%
3.70
______
aa
Jan
56c
50
Jan
Jan
65c
80c
;
Jan
42c
2.65
1.00
;-l
•
*
•
58c
Jan
73c
Jan
Jan
4.05
16,590
80c
-25c
Dominion Asbestos
Dominion Coal preferred
_
Jan
9%
•
—
2
13 te
•
_—
^an
—
„
6.45
-46
34 te
1,990
Dredge
& Dock
_
Jan
Jan
30%
752
Canadian
j
__
5.85
44/2
4.20
2.75
—
Dome Mines
1.975
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
—
Jan
36
——25
__.
Canadian
80
390
12,666
••
4.05
1
^ adem Mines
Distillers Seagrams
Dome Exploration <Western)
78c
26 319
-17,400-
33c
44c
3,175
2.75
„1
Jan
75
Jan
77
•
II,550
363.344
2.75
1
D'Eldoua Gold Mines Ltd._
Delnlte Mines
Del Rio Producers Ltd
iod
51c
34%
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose—
Tan
Tin
IV4 Mn
"{an
27c
60c
36c
15c
12tec
34%c
WSlilftntS
S3/ T^n
75
31%
42c
33c
65c
2.70
34%
>
Jan
40c
40c
62 tec 69 tec
4.10
Decoursey Brewls Mines
Jan
25c
56c
common
L10
Devon-Leduc Oils
30%
16tec
35c
Desmont Mining Corp Ltd--—
'31
Jan
1
getta Minerals
57 tec
18 tec
—*"r
Davis Leather class A
Jan
•
:
Jan
62tec
Jl
Mines
D'Aragon
Tan
Jan
Oils^^2^__10c
Empire
9
Jan
4,895
]
Preferred
Cusco
Jan
Tan
70c
2.821
Canadian Canners
13c
5
1.85
31
13,960
100
13%
30te
Jan
16c 17 tec
-
Jan
31
40c
Jan
63°40
Tflii
ina
12,943
"
Jan
i
Coal
Pass
Jan
6.05
30c
Minerals
1
Mines Ltd———1
1.62
45%
common
160
Jan
Zellerbach
Nest
13%
25
-Breweries
Crown
200
45
959
1
2,725
5.85
40c
1.93
Jan
1.60
—1
—
10,000
5.90
16,458
40c
1.70
9.70 Jan
1
78c
45 te
1.70
1<
1.72
2
Jan
1.60
—
13 te
20
Commerce
of
72c
._*•
Zinc—
Crowpat
36te
-
—
Pershing
Crows
lit/
k
_
Canadian
Jan
•
Trust
Jan
48c
*
68c
*
1
1
__*
10
1.62
78c
1.72
750
1
13%
*
—1
B_
Oils
Jan
croinor
Crown
Jan
on
165
—12.50
Minerals
85c
Tan
190
103 te
?'on
295
95
1
pfd
Cable
&
Astoria
Canadian
35
93
100
pfd
Canada
Canadian
34 te
95
70c
Mines
Crestaurum
,
13 'te
Jan
Jan
523fi5 JlaS
100
34%
•
Mtge
Ltd
39 te
*
20
B
Jan
70c
Mining
30%
35
13 te
33,021
Lead
Jan
Jan
29%
110
2.85
1
*
class
54 te
54
"
Warrants
Packers
53
2.77
1.10
;__
;—_
—
Lands
Warrants.
B___
Class
26c
18%
41c
—*
class A
Dist class A
(Hi
Corby
23c
7.00
Jan
_1.
*
*
Mines
Copper-Man
24c
21%
3 5 te c
_1
Gold__
Cliff Consol Mining
Copper Corp Ltd
25c
♦
17,314
—1
—
Consol Sudbury Basin Mines
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
CoiTSOlidatsed Tungsten Mining
Consolidated West Petroleum
Consumers Gas of Toronto;
26 tec
I
;__1
37c
Conwest Exploration
Jan
5,277
.
65c
55
...
36c
Consolidated Quebec Gold Mines—2.50
Cousolidated Red Poplar Min
1
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
1
1
;
—l.
Explorations
Wire
r
-
50
1
Malting
Canada
-
n
20
Oil
-
Ton
1?
14,200
12%
36c
1
Copper
62c
Jan
1
Mosher
Negus Mines
Nicholson Mines_
Northland Mines
Orlac Mines
Peak Oils
—
Pershcourt Mlne_
Consolidated Press
9o
320
65c
3.30
74c
36c
37c
1.69
-j?
15Q
8 'te
6,170
2
1
•
-1
1
1
,
1,228
3.50
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Conuolidated
Consolidated
t
18,000
11%
3.30
iTan
58,600
lite
3.45
i2i?° "Jon
Tan
Jan
Jan
ion
*1.
Jan
3.60
4.15
Ton
Tan
Jan
4.86
7,185
1
Consolidated Marbenor Mines—
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
ifn
Jan
10%
I,050
22,225
4.35
67c
on
30c
26c
10'%
Consolidated Morrison Explor—1
isn
24tec Jan
9.70
*
7
Lake
Howey
Jan
4.15
—*
Halliwell
Consolidated
Tan
11 tec 14 tec
100
common
Iron
Canada- Life
>
tn
t®"
"'475
•
.
Preferred
Foils
Consolidated
3.50
1
Oil
warrants
Gillies
Jan
1
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated Guayana Mines
t"
36%
11%
B
Consolidated
t
Tan
30 %
Dragon
Jan
2.90
9.85
1
Consolidated East Crest
Consol Fenimore Iron Mines
class
20c
160
15
,
4.15
l
1
Consolidated
Jan
^iv
Oils
Consolidated Discovery
*ian
Jan
Cadillac
Warrants
Jan
50
Mines_
Consolidated Denison Mines
t
do"
12%
Lake
Cement
Canadian
26c
Mines
Development
_♦
Red
Canada
Class
Cordasun
Tan
Chibougamau
Canada
$1.75
Consolidated
7,500
p.d
Edmonton
Bread
Canadian
1.10 Jan
Tan
_25c
—L—
Flon_
Canadian
Jan
■.1
Oils
Canadian
Jan
Jan
16c
Mines
SsSS
fin
8c
Jan
20,560
Tan
*
fy.';
■
__
2nd
*
160
20c
ko
"ran
Jan
17c
oor
30
10
Jan
11
18 %c
iovn
*
lOte Jan
Jan
;_1
Tan
*
Ltd
150
Jan
Central
Tan
Burlington Steel
10 te
10te
Consolidated
fin
Burns
lOte
.1
.
Jan
Jan
idr
~
10
Jan
22,600
15c 19 tec
300
20c
30c
9c
19c;
10
10
Jan
Jan
18c
c
10
*
Jan
9c
26c
16c
*
,
233,590
1.24
829.361
8 tec
12c
20c
17tec
Jan
32c
9c
,_1
10 tec
I
Mines
97c
;
28c
3,016
36
193,175
31c
17c
36%
1.22
1
*
•
1.03
Bellekeno
1
-
.
Bulldog
75c
1.15
15c
Consolidated
ite
201,900
72c
1
12 tec Jan*
Jan
op
7,800
___.
10,000
Jan
19
11,000
8%o
Mining & Smelt
Algoma Uranium
15c
18c
Tan
2,060
58c
41c
12 tec
Jan
mn
11\n
22,000
"
13c
id?/0
ot/r
100
15c
Jan
1
Mines
too An
41,260
te'
Jan
8te
15 tec
52
Tan
1.05
Jan
9.550
fn
4R1/
60
Jan
7 %
17c
iT3/
4,192
10c
14
14%c
Mines
43
80c
I,928
16c
Ms?
2,351
2.25
1.80
1.81
A—
Products —
Yellow Knife
Class
2.00
37 te
7,100
8
16c
mci/
tq
Jan
94c
*
2lte4 ,Jan
-50
Products.
Telephone
Canadian
Canada
to„
dan
80c
Consolidated
37%
M
£n
Jan
44c
o
ou
Mines
& Co
mo
95
71c
Jan
Jan
386
/
6,796
35c
1.80
165
''
85c
7%
Jan
Jan
19,550
Jan
55
85c
7te
1
*
Jan
2.55
85%
40c
1.60
51 te
75c
2.12
Jan
38c
17,200
105 105 te
72c
Jan
Jan
38c
1.65
51 %
74c
l
1.80
1.85
75
1
1.61
54 te
983
Corp
Allenbee
Oil,
Jan
51 te
1,100
61c
Jan
54 te
53,451
79 te
Jan
Jan
Jan
7 /8
Jan
1.98
2.26
75
1.29
1.35
57c
49%
"
35
1.85
2.10
75
•
Jan
Jan
700
Jan
19,100
1.95
2.10
1.04
1.07 Jan
14,615
2.75
37
23,700
60c
Jan
35
211,880
1.23
160
2.55
36%
1.29
1.07
Jan
Jan
3.10
12
25,875
1.07
i'i8
44c
60c
2.75
3.10
l.ie
Jan
38c
160
2.75
2.85
32,800
2.90
Jan
■
42c
Jan
60c
Jan
T
38c
13c
2.99
7
—
4ic
7%c Jan
*
Jan
„
620,400
High
2.50
98c
t
13c
Mining Corp
Confederation Life
Co—
Forest
class
Jan
1.65
_r
rack^rs
Ankerite
Canada
■
5.40
7%c
Copper
Coniagas
10c
10
lOtec
•
National
34,600
„
_
.
Mills
Canada
Conduits
17,730
49 te
—_
—
Met
Jan
3.60
5.70
Enterprises
65,650
Jan
Jan
25
Equip
Gold
Combined
14c
•
Power
Columbia
Canada
Jan
47c
3.25
4.95
1
Yellowknife
3.40
3.00
Buffalo Red Lake
Can
-Colomac
12c
-50
Columbia
Columbia
Campbell
Jan
1.65
25,815
Willans
Lake
44c
.100
Coiumoia
British
Canada
1.90
20c
Jan
-50
Britisn
Campbell
Jan
Jan
2.75
preferred
Calnorth
1.30
2.90
5.45
1
Consolidated
3.25
1
Electric
te %
Canada
1.37
1.50
14c
Jan
Cobalt
44c
—50
preferred
Caldwell
2.65
7,9v)l
15c
.
preferred
Calalta
9%c Jan
18te
5.15
_i
—.1
4jc
51,506
Jan
5.35
Mines
Jan
1
preferred
Burrard
Gold
Jan
2.80
17 %
Chromium Mln & Smelt
Chrysler Coro
3.40
common
Oil
4te %
Building
Chimo
Jan
2.30 Jan
12 tec
Ltd—
Columbia
Buffalo
Jan
1.29
Jan
*
preferred
British
Buffadison
3.40
Jan
15c
1
——
British
Buffalo
Jan
1.15
2.18
50%
Petroleum
Brunswick
2.85
Jan
2.65
10
1
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Exporl
1
x
Mines
Buckles
Jan
Jan
Jan
l
T'ank
Brunsman
71c
20%
lie
1
Mines
Traction
Brunston
Jan
Jan
49%
10 tec 12%c
18 te
—
60c
602
*
Gold
Warrants
Mines
20
__1
Brazilian
Broulan
Chesterville
12,550
1.55
Petroleums
Brunhurst
Jan
Low
High
18 te
1
14c
2.70
Mines
Bridge
Rights
7%
Range Since Jan. I
Low
iste
Mines
50%
1
Bralorne Mines
Brltalta
300
Cheskiik
50
12 tec
Mines
Gold
&
45,116
Jan
1
Bouscadillac
Bralsaman
1.20
2.30
1.50
13c
1
Bordulac Mines
Boymar
300
1.15
Jan
50%
13% c
.
Cerium
100
Shares
50c
Research
Jan
7
14,150
20
2.85
2.25
1.18
65c
20
2.TB5
,_l
Mines.
Gold
British
7
62c
1.25
for Week
*
Wines
_1
;
Uranium
Rock
Bonville
4%%
1.25
Gai
_*
.
Bobjo Mines
Bruck
42
1
Kirkland
Bay
British
41
20
"Mines-,
Warrants
4
41
£5
Uranium
5%
Chateau
1
Ltd
Mines
Brilund
Jan
L*
Mines
Beta Gamma Mines
Blue
64
64c
Gorp
Quebec
Telephone
Black
Jan
1.30
Range
of Prices
par
63te
1
Bidgood
High
60
._*
common
Belleterre
Bib is
low
64
7%
"Uranium
Beaucage
-Bieroft
High
Sales
Week's
" I ast
gale Price
63%
^
Beaver
Bevcon
Low
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
64
i
—.
27
Friday
Shares
*
Beatty Bros
Belcner
JANUARY
*
,
B
Beaiue-Duquesiie
B011
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
100
92
92
92
5
92
26
Jan
41
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-42
..
Monday, January 30, 1956
.
(594),
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Frobisher
Ltd
50c
Warrants
;—
Debentures
Gaitwin
—100
—
Exploration
v
10
30%
—
--
--
Power
common
——-1
Ltd—_
Mines
Geco
Bakeries
General
General
Corp.
Motors
1
Ol&SS ^
X
General Products Mfg class A
-*
General Steel Wares com
.—__—*
Geneva Lake
—1
Giant Yeliowknife Gold Mines
1
Glenn Uranium Mines
1
God's Lake Gold Mines
•
Goldale Mines
1
Goldcrest
Mines
-1
'
ir+r'
49%c Jan
Jan
29 %
Jan
111
50
110
20
113%
5,850
7
7%
275
58
61
360
32
112
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.90
Jan
3.30
1.60
1.90
42,653
1.29
Jan
1.9 J
55
51
55%
26.910
47
Jan
94
101
4,946
90
Jan
Jan
Louvicourt
Goldlields
Lyndhurst Mining Co
43% Jan
46
Jan
Lynx
Gold
Yeliowknife
2,357
5.50
410
4.70
Jan
5.70
5«30
900
4.65
Jan
5.60 Jan
50
38%
Jan
39%
Jan
Macdonald
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
1.52
Jan
i5c
5.90
39
10%
10%
:!r<<T.£<*350'>--
14 %c
18c
77,400
5.80
6.00
2,288
1.16
1.25
63,026
58c 60 %c
1.22
14,600
19c
Jan
Jan
5.60
6.30
Jan
12,100
28 %c
Jan
93,400
1.91
Jan
2.40
8 %c
__
8%c
1,000
Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
2.25
Jan
1.02
Jan
Jan
Jan
Madsen Red Lake Gold
32c
Jan
Mages
15,800
30c
Jan
42,000
24c
Jan
4,100
9%c
Jan
3.35
3.55
50c
55c
17,400
41c
76,400
13c
Jan
3.35
5,635
-
Jan
Mines
Granduc Mines
!
Lakes
Great
Northern
Sporting Goods....
Consolidated Mines.
Goldfields
Maneast
Uranium
Jan
17
Jan
Maritime
32c
39c
Jan
46c
8-75
45c
50c
193,450
41c
Jan
52c
Jan
8.60
9.05
11,840
Jan
9.45
Jan
44
43%
44
7
6%
7
46%
1
32%
4.35
4.25
A
*
9
700
7%
400
57c
42,999
7%
4.50
9.10
9.10
100
9.00
21
20%
21
875
20%
1.26
1.35
44,987
1.26
Jan
1
17c
16c
18c
14,900
84
84
25
Corp
18%
1
18
11%
Warrants
j.
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
11
13,760
12
10,020
15c 17 %c
118,200
56
235
16%
150
3.25
3.25.
700
•
1
1
Brass
A
class
♦
—
Hallnor Mines
—1
Harding Carpets
Hard
Rock
Gold
Mines
Gold
—_—•
Lake
Lake
Red
McWatters Gold Mines
Jan
Jan
19%
Jan
Merrill
Jan
Meta
11
Jan
14c
Jan
Jan
58
Jan
16%
Jan
16%
Jan
3.25
12%
18%c Jan
Exploration & Dev
Petroleum
Mines;
Uranium
(Geo
Heva
18c
Jan
8%
Jan
12 %c
Jan
Jan
Milton
1.10
95c
Jan
6,161
17 %c
Jan
23c
Jan
13%c Jan
16c
Jan
Min
Jan
_1
14 %c
13 %c
15c
8,900
1
1,12
1.10
1.19
29,850
1
11 %c 14 %c
173,510
Co
&
Paper
13%c
•
*
common
Mines
1
-High Crest Oils Ltd
Highland Bell
4.00
4.00
30
125
-
*
1
19c
Jan
30c
76c'
78c
4,000
70c
.Jan
82c
5%c, Jan
Dauch
&
Canada
Tower
Drilling...
Hollinger Consol Gold
«Home
Oil
57%
•
-Hi
58
200
57%
23%
58
Jan
7%
7%
125
7
Jan
23%
•
5
23%
3,472
23
Jan
7%
Jan
36c
Jan
33c 37%c
16
1,183
11%
150
78c
83c
4.20
4.35
4 35
4.25
4.35
37c
3,340
2^",4
i,u <J
74
_1
45c
44c
-'3.00
3.15
76c
80c
17%
17%
18%
40'/a
>27
100
-
2,855
Jan
30c
40 3
I,u28
Jane
42c
Jan
2J %
O
50c
Jan
Jan
3.45
Jan
Jan
o
an
4<1
27%
Jan
,84cJan
6%
Jan
1.35
Jj3.ll
413/8
;
Jan
,
.
Jan
6V2
Jan
1.55
Jan
290
11,000
Jan
18%
,17% Jan
.
Jan
4.45
Jan
Jan
.
75 %c
3,500
'
•
Jan
2.03
Jan
6 %
1,35
.
3.00
;
Jan
4.50
1.50
.6 %
1.35
71,260
..
40%
40
.
—
Ltd
.
27%
27
•
1
4Cc
31,615
47c
3.05
Jan
87c
Jan
Jan
32J/4c
Jan
*
,1.45
7,580
10%
Jan
B
•
10%
10%
10%
3,709
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
National
♦
"40
40%
1,142
40
..Jan
40%
Jan
National
.50
50
50
50
50
Jan
50
Jan
'National
Hoyle
Mining
12%
Jan
'National Explorations: Ltd.
Grocers
7.25
7.15
Jan
8.00
Jan
65%
64%
60
4,039
64
Jan
66 %
Jan
"Nello
23c
30c
5,900
28c
Jan
34c
Jan
♦Nesbitt Labine: Uranium
-42
42
60
38%
Jan
42
Jan
8s40
8.40
8.70
I,847
8.40
Jan
8.75 Jan
3.40
3.40
3,40
2,580
3.40
Jan
3.80
l
\8%c
8c
9c
10,250
♦Imperial Bank
_io
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5
6% preferred
j.„
;
1
56%
56%
56%
910
,20
iHuron & Erie Mortgage
Husky Oil & defining vLtd
l
Warrants
By-Charger Petroleums
7.30
1,795
7.15
8c
^National
New
Jan
tNew
New
41,750
28
28
160
4;30
8,650
-
—
^
—
"4.00
28%
",
-
10
22 %c
Bristol
-Indian
Lake
Gold
Acceptance common
4 %% preferred
;
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inglis (John) & Co
62c
2,004,711
53
1,250
100%
100 100%
*
11
Co
Ranwick
Jan
New
11%
Jan
6%
Jan
New
Davies
Jan
New
51%
100
100
8%
14,250
Tic
Jan
83c,
22c
Jan
Jan
New Goldvue Mines
'29c
18
Jan
New Harricana
30c
Explorations
103
25
102%
Jan
80
10,099
78%
Jan
85 %
127%
745
126%
Jan
128%
Jan
30%
Jan
New
Kelore
Jan
1.50
Jan
New
Laguerre
127%
128
«
30
28
30%
6,380
12q
1.20
1.40
14,965
'
*
5
__
16
250
28%
1.20
6,021
15%
1.74
Jan
New
Highridge
Jan
New
Hosco
Jan
New
Jaculet
J[an
New
Minerals
2.90
39,250
2.70
Jan
3.00
Jan
New
3.55
11,625
2.75
Jan
3.75
Jan
New
4<jc
___!
Mines
Jonsmith
Jupiter Oils
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
"
~
Bay
I
Gold
Jan
21c
25c
21c
Jan
28c
Jan
10c
Jan
13c
Jan
60c
Jan
90c
Jan
14c
Jan
67c
80c
32,500
79,200
228,527
11c
13c
135,100
11c
Jan
25c
27c
4,125
23c
Jan
30c
18c
20c
10,200
18c
Jan
24c
Jan
12c
11c
12c
11c
Jan
13c
Jan
20c
18c
20c
12,200
37,600
18c
Jan
23c
2.73
2.54
2.93
137,143
2.43
Jan
Jan
Jan
i'
11c 12 %c
Jan
25c
Jan
38 %c
Jan
52c
Jan
-
Minda-Scotia
—
Mylamaque Explor
Gold
Mines
._.
New
Rouyn Merger..
New Royran Copper
1—
12c
10c
12c
7,080
8%c
2.27
2.25
2.33
7,350
2.25
3.10
13c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
91c
Jan
New
41c
Jan
New
Superior
21,588
9%c Jan
11 %c
Jan
New
Taku
Mines-
26c
26c
530
26c
Jan
16c
19c
22c
Jan
New Thurbois Mines
26 %c
30c
47.200
2£c
Jan
34c
98c
1.10
44,200
37,850
14c
nn
7%c
8%c
17.500
7%c
Jan
9%c Jan
38c
43c
163,000 v
1.45
1.54
88.200
1.37
Jan
2.15
2.25
1,900
9c
9%c
2,700
1
17i/o
Lake Lingman Gold Mines
Lake Nordic Uran Mines
1
oa„
;
Jan
Norlartic
Jan
4.20
Jan
Normetal
Mining
2.00
II,895 "
1.55
Jan
2.00
Jan
Norpax
North
Jan
70c
73c
Jan
33 %c 38 %c
26 c
6,800
29c
11 %c 14 %c
32c
Jan
38 %c
Jan
33,900
41c
38c
Jan
45c
Jan
26c
Jan
40c
Jan
ll%c Jan
17c
Jan
9,000 "
122,200
Jan
24
Jan
18%
19%
3,415
18
Jan
20%
Jan
North
3.40
3.50
19,150
3.40 Jan
3.60
Jan
Northern
"1
2.30
2.40
13,341
13c 14%c
.
26,650
2,80
ocr
•
•"
2 «=
Vn
•
3,15
31c
35c
5.25
5.75
26c
2fic
2,000
2.85
300
2.80
3.30
61,205*
5,500
9,630
2.30
13c
2.80 Jan
"28%c Jan
4.30
2.55
Jan
Jan
Jan
«
16c
Jan
Jan
3.40
656
24%c Jan
2.80
3.25
Jan
[7
Jan
14c
10 %c
Jan
14c
Jan
7.10
10,160
6.65
Jan
7.75
Jan
53c
63,403
3.55
Jan
.20
735
20
Jan
21
235
710
Jan
10% Jan
1.00
500
71c
13 %C
21c
3,500
164,600
69c
Jan
12%c.;Jan
4,975
4.50
Jan
5.10
175
35%
Jan
35%
2.00
1,300
1.75
74,500
9c
Jan
85c
500
81c
15%
369
14
Jan
7%
600
1.00
73c
21c
Jan
Lake
Rockland
Oil Selections
Oka Rare Metals
Jan
17% Jan
11
..
11c
Jan
Jan
9%cl.0%c
3,000
9c
Jan
60c
2,200
56c
Jan
62c
Jan
29%
Jan
31
Jan
52%
Jan
52%
Jan
56c
29%
30%
260
52%
52%
52%
25
38c
31c
43c
42,875
31c
Jan
43c
'Jan
56c
56c
58c
8,950
55c
Jan
69c
Jan
14%C
12 %c
15c
35,500
lie
Jan
16c
68c
Jan
86c
Jan
11 %c Jan
16c
Jan
.50
—
O'Leary Malartlc
Omnitrans Exploration
73c
6,050
12c
15c
9,000
8%c
—
8%c
9c
75c
73c
75c
2.00
1.84
2.00
32c
Oils
1
_90c
Mining——__
Jan
70V4C
15c
Gold—.—
Okalta
.
73c
—
Jan
Jan
96c
,
#
Minds
O'Brien Gold Mines
Jan
Jan
Jan
__1
Ltd—
Mines
7 %
Jan
2.03
Jan
14
Jan
Jan
11 %c
Jan
7%
60c
—-
Northern Quebec Power common.
Preferred
—^
Ogama
54c
Jan
4.90
Jan
10%
Jan
Mines
5.75
Jan
46c
35%
.
lO^'sC
Mines
Canada
Norvalie
10
1.00
Trinity
Nudulama Mines Ltd
20
69c
iec
56c
85c
?
Jan
1.00
*m
Jan
7%
Jan
2.95
Jan
26c
4.80
Warrants
Obaska
Jan
12,860
Oil
3.15
27%c Jan
38c
1.75
38c
"
Jan
19%c Jan
35%
—50
North Rankin
Star
Jan
56'%
472,425
12.175
Ltd
common.
Warrants
1.24
12 %C
Jan
9 % c 10 %c
Oils
North Inca Gold
Jan
Jan
46c
1
Mines
Canadian
Jan
Jan
9c
56c
i
Preferred
1.10
3.00 Jan
2.66
51%
6.95
Corp
Norgold Mines
23%
Jan
Jan
38c
Nordon
Oil &
1.57
Jan
35c
Mines
3.50
0
SSSSS3
page 43.
1,860
12,125
Jan
13c
30c
Jan
10%c
4.20
18
2.40
32c
70c
Jan
Jan
4,274
51%
6,862
-585
u'Ar
~-Zl~S.ll
J
27,375
11c
8,150
24,500
52%
__
12c
17%
2.75
9c 10 %c
2.68
Mines
"
iq
-
Mines
Mines
6,250
——.
_
Noranda
1.15
23q
•
Jan
23%
Lamaque Gold
aS
Jan
North
~~i
™
2.29
12 %c
1.10
Ar
Laura Becord Candy
Shops..
Lauren tide Acceptance class
Warrants
Jan
Jan
23%
•
SS"~~*
9c
1.11
1
Mining
2.15
23V
•
Lake Shore Mines
La Luz Mines
Gold
17%
38c
1
|
Nipissing
Yeliowknife
3.85
1
~~i
Nib
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
1.75
Sl'l
:
Jan
Jan
11c
,7
4
-11:20c
^
1.30
46c
17%
.
9q_
—
Jan
Jen
Oils
70c
,
i9p
Ltd
98c
23c
Rouyn__
Nisto Mines
1
(John) Ltd
Labrador Mining & Exploration..
'Lake Cinch Mines
"
Jan
Senator
"
qi/Af,
i
see
46 %c
Jan
Kirkland Townslte
For footnotes
Jan
Jan
Jan
Kristlna Copper Mines
Gold
41c
34c
33c
_*"i
—.
Leitch Gold
Jan
140,768
51c
42-r"
1
idines
33c
39c
56,809
1
Copper
—
64,121
34c
876,124
•
Dufault Mines
Jan
35c 39 %c
10c 11 %c
1
Labatt
35c
41c
1
1
Gold
Hudson
Jan
91c
Zllic
Kenvllle Gold Mines—
Lake
30C
17c
•
Ltd
Kirkland
31,750
36c
1
1
Klrkland
Jan
40,065
Jan
61c
SS'll
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Mines
20c
12,250
36c
70c
'
3^
(1939)
Gold
48c
Jan
Jan
gic
Ltd
Mines
38 %c
Jan
29c
35c
Gold
Marlon
Newnorth
4
Jan
23c
Newlund Mines
2.70
II—Il
30c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.80
Jan
52c
Mines
Jan
2.75
6,000
22c
Jan
124,920
11,750
Mines
Jan
2 85
20c 20 %c
1.48
37c
Mines
29
3 45
20c
25c
2.05
Jan
Jan
1
j
1.90
57c
Mining—
Mines
16%
Jan
27 % Jan
1.13 Jan
1.01 -Jan
31c
New Jason Gold
103
1
Mining
Jacobus Mining
Jaye Exploration —:
Kerr-Addison
16
27%
28
28
Jan
New
11%
Jan
103
l
Jan
19c
5,290
Jan
78%
;
78c
Jan
21,700
16%
79%
Ltd
Jan
16C
12,175
•
100
Jan
63c
71,675
35%
Jan
59c
New Fortune. Mines
Jan
Jan
1.30
Jan
New Dickenson Mines
Jan
2.23
Jan
...
11
1.41
Jan
Jan
1.80 Jan
Jan
2,500
Jan
115
>
1.01
Jan
5,493
Jan
.
2.01
Jan
34%
common..
;
8%
34
1.60
Jan
V, 28c
50 %c
101
34
,
7,363
18,535
Jan
Gas
,
5,575
49,108
■
Jan
33
9,084 '
25c"
22c
Jan
•
A
Oil
Jan
39c
71c79'/2C
•i
62c
650
3.5^
Jan
Jan
53
1,062
25%C Jan
Jan
28c
Jan
1.50
Jan
<: 1.70
Develop
17%
Jan
42
46,058
tit 25c
Gold..
Jan
'30
,
Jan
406,930 *
Petroleum
11%
Jan
,4.55
32c
r7tc
Delhi Mines
"15c
Concord
22 %C
Jan
84c
23% Jan
Jan
28'% .Jan
41
14
;
3,55
35,325
New Continental
Jan
11
Walte
Lencourt
39%
Jan
6%
1.44
Mines
Wasa
Jan
11%
Jan
28c
Mines
16%
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd—
Osu
Calumet
1,45
Petroleum
Oils
New
1
Preferred
International
Kroy
8%
Jan
36"%
''
35
8%
•
:
Nickel
International
Warrants
16 %c
500 >'
57%
.
3.10
295
12% Jan
Jan
2.89♦
Oils
-—8/100
Preferred
International
Kilembe
4,605
6%
10
Mining
International Metals class
Joburke
14,908
11%
6%
52
,57c
100
Inspiration
Jellicoe
38%
11%
'
6%
•
Inland Cement preferred
Jeanette
36%
11%
1
^Industrial
Bay
383%
Jan
'28
2,000
26c
,
73.35
New British Dominion Oil
54
V:
.1.74 Jan
Jan
168C
1,086
29
:
Jan
| 28c
Alger Mines.—
Bldlamaque
-
41%
41
i-Mines
New Athona Mines
9%c Jan
Jan
Trust
72c
<28 %
Carj
•
1
68c
14.00
a
•
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
-Hugh-Pam Porcupine
170
69c
28
pfd
Petroleum
Steel
[
13 'A
r
13%
12
1,140
13%
:
1.45 Jan
13,510
1.58
12-%.
11%
Lake
4.15
<
12%
J^n
4.i.V4
36C
<11%
10%
Lake
25c
32 %c
'1.45
10%
Lake
1.60
1,630
Jan
16% Jan
/
Jan
4.10
4,200
il2>h
•
Jack
78c
11,520
Jan
37 %c
Jan
Jan
Jan
16
Jan
15
11%
18,820
i/4.35
National Drug & Chem commonPreferred i
:—
A
Iron
29 %c
167,050
15
Jan
3.25
Jan
11%
Nama : Creek Mines
Class
Preferred
.
11%
Jan
30c
Jan
16,678
Jan
.
1.37
Jan
2.55
Jan
39c
<
s,
Jan
108,820
3,142
Works—__
Brass
1.07
10c
1,200
Jan
Jan
24% Jan
Ltd
Co
Howard Smith Paper common
^
30c
137,050
27c
Corp common—.
Morrison
Multi-Minerals
Class
«,
50,600
f' 1.26
86
Jan
■
•Hinde
>
i35Vz~c
1.90
_____________
Jan
Jan
Jan
27c
;
Locomotive
Jan
t
Jan
22 %c
1
Mines—
Ore
Moore
13,800
100
>
Jan
,
Jan
439,050
27c
Jan
7% Jan
2.12
,
,
Jan
•
Jan
12c
22c
,Jan
99
25
1.70
:
12c
6%c
45
27c
Corp
Montreal
4.00
23c
78c
■
Metals
Jan
14%c Jan
Jan
Jan
11c
_*
•
Mogul Mining Corp.—___—
Molsons Brewery class A
Moneta Porcupine
1.38
Jan
4.00
30
Mindamar
31
Jan
11c
100
30
-
1.10
1,27 Jan
7
Jan
*
Mining Corp
98c
41%
;
80%
•
Gas
Brick
17 %c 19 %c
95cJan
Jan
18c
—
1.07
Jan
3oc
•
Mill City Petroleum
19 %c
Jan
Jan
__•
3.25
Jan
18c
Jan
102%
6%
1.70
Jan
1
Lake
H)
Gold
13 %c
Mines
Gold
Heath
Hees
17c
Jan
9%
1,790
13;50
—
Industrial
Mid-Western
Warrants
Jan
23 %c
3,650
1
__________—________
8
180
95c
i:
;
29,850
86
1
___
Mexican Light & Power common^
Preferred
__1
Mines
Red
'Hendershot
8
Jan
1.72
v-
Mercury Chlpman
1,376,420
77,540
Head of Lakes Iron
Headway
8
1
Harrison Minerals
Hasaga
3.25
*
35c
Porcupine..
84
55
i.
99 %
50c
Knit—
—
Merrill Island Mining
—_—_——1
Jan
Jan
90c
'
Jan
18
55%
16c
55%
—
—100
McMarmac
Jan
.2.49
...
597
1.81
common
Preferred
Mcintyre
22c
14%c Jan
'^100-V;
18%
Mayorun Mines
McColl Frontenac
Mentor
80c
Jan
40c
145
McKenzle. Red
Jan
Jan
Jan
~
ll%c Jan
84,900
Ltd
Jan
1.49 Jan
•
Jan
100
1,500
_-.-i.-_
i
•
30c
..
Jan
8%
935
100
Preierred
9% Jan
J
16'%c Jan
13,716
Jan
103
;
,
Jan
70c
22,500
Jan
41c
Jan
60c
26,000
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd com
Jan
21
2.15
90,600
Jan
2.25
Jan
_____
Midcon Oil & Gas
Hahn
32c
—i
Jan
9.70 Jan
Jan
84
16%
1
•
Gwillim Lake Gold
9.10
warrants
8%
Jan
1.35
Mines
Jan
-1
Martin-McNeely Mines
Maxwell
Jan
57c
Jan
1
—
10c
Jan
20c
*
Jan ;
•
102% Jan
17,850
9
Jan
48c
B
9
1.70
4
Jan
21,416
Corp
Mining
•
6,700
—
Matachewan Consol
Jan
Jan.
Jan
Jan
warrants
Jan
33
Jan
8
A
Jan
3.50
Jan
Mines
Lead
Gunnar
4.25
10
9c
Trust
Oil
46,270
Jan
47
Jan
4.40
Jan
7%
Jan
49c
50c
44
Jan
3.30
25%
.
Ltd
Freehold
Mines
Gulf
46%
875
3.375
7%
*
Gulf
Jan
8%
*
B
Jan
6%
130
3.30
33
42%
1,475
47
3.30
31%
47
8.05
1,506
..
7%
Jan
Jan
-2.45
.
Jan
!'17c
Mangold Oils Ltd—
Jan
Jan
7%
100
-U
340
Mines.
17
1
GreyhawK Uranium
Guaranty
Gold
29c
50-
Development
class
Marcus
27,800
;;
Jan
42%
Jan
151,400
—2
Mines
Maraigo
Jan
52%
17
1
com
Grass Oils
Coal
Jan
150
-35c
60
33c
—
West
Gridoil
7%
100
*
Gas Utilities
I—
Plains
Gulch
Jan
Jan
42
t
Jan
2.15
15,100
Milling common.
Leaf
Maple
1.25
15c
13,000
Ltd.,
1
Paper—
Great Sweet
Class
Jan
52
Jan )
2.25
..."
13,485
—
—
17
Warrants
Great
146
55
Jan
41V4
:
19,200
Magnet
*
1
—
Preferred
Great
75
Jan
Jan
1.49
"
30 %c
—*
—
Great
146
Jan
39
50
3,200
17
—*
Gold
Bousquet
Uranam
Grandines
52%
52%
7%
50
A_.—-is—.*•'
class
Grafton
146
52%
*
Canada com—.
preferred ———
Gordon Mackay class A
4'/<
1.35
8,850
Malartlc
19%c Jan
57c
Preferred
Goodyear Tire
Jan
Jan
24c
Jan
Mines
Jan
60c
Jan
~
Class1- B
Jan
3.85
Jan
13c 15%c
ll%c Jan
Jan
18c
40c
9,600
Gold Mines.
Macniillan Bloedel class A
Jan
28c
90c
47,100
MacLeod-Cockshutt
'■
2.10
81,350
1.29
32c
8c
21,450
Mines
Explorations
Macaeno Mfnesr'__
35c
10c 11 %c
Jan
31c
2.25
1,550
66 %c
24c
1.89
38c
29c
—
Jan
30c
32c
24 %c
Mines
Macassa
Jan
1.12
58c
Jan
Jan
Jan
14c
Jan
1.89
—
2.15
Macfie
38%
*
Jan
Jan
101
10%c Jan
198,950
Mines...
Jan
55 %
llVac Jan
10,700
1.89
—
Jan
10c
HV2C
l
5.35
35c
6%c Jan
117,418
lie
1.52
1
Jan
44%
Jan
l.bO
1
65
Jan
23c
U %c
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado Uranium Mines
Jan
6%
58
7%c 10 %c
9%C
1
Gold
Lomega
Jan
Jan
7%
vy
6,750
14,050
9 1
18%
114
Jan
17
High
26c
3.00
A
class
B
Class
Jan
5.40
3.55
50c
15 %
—;——
40c
Low
23c
2.^0
1.63
...
Groceterias
Lobiaw
Range Since Jan, 1
High
25c
Lac
Long
5.20
1
1
J
Uranium
Goldfields
Goldora Mines
Little
bbares
2.j2
1
Mines
Petroleum
Liberal
Jan
18%
He
Mines
Manitou
Golden
Jan
97
43%
—-1
Gold—
Eagle
59c
Jan
712
111
—
Gold
Jan
1,600
Gold
Lexlndin
43*4
5.40
com
—
■
Jan
95
17%
--
mmmmmmmmmmmm mm
•» w
44c
30%
4.5o
Jan
-49c
255
10,000
113% 113%
-V-
——3
-5
—
(Canada)
Petroleum
General
50c
95%
30 %
18 A
■
General Dynamics
4.15
15,615
for Week
Low
Par
High
Sales
Range
oi Prices
Last
Sale Price
r-
5
preferred ————
%'% preierred
——
Low
4.20
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
High
40c
——1
*
—
95%
__
5%
Gatineau
4.15
4.20
*
i_.
common
ENDED JANUARY 27
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
Week's
T[H^7
30C
32c
6c
,6%c
'
:
6c
27.176
9,000
16,95025.911
158,000
8c
Jan
71c
Jan
--4.78 Jan
Jan
9%c Jan
90c
2.00
Jan
Jan
29c
Jan
32 %c Jan
4c
Jan
6%c Jan
Volume
Number 5503
183
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
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'
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Ontario
..
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Par
Ontario
Products
Steel
7,885
65c
70c
9,300
2.50
Jan
Tandem
Jan
75c
Jan
Taylor
10%
11%
760
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
Teck-Hughes
27%
27%
200
27 y2
Jan
27%
Jan
Temagami
24"
Jan
27
*
com
Paramaque
Jan
Texas
7,200
88c
Jan
Jan
Third
40c
59c
30,363
40c
Jan
1.00
Jan
Thompson-Lundmark
•
2.21
2.15
2.30
41,129
Jan
2.50
1
52c
48c
60c
22,339
38c
Jan
60c
Jan
•
43c
41c 44 %c
16,350
40c
Jan
53c
Jan
Parker
Pater
53c
Jan
Jan
"
57c
65
Jan
Tombill
Gold
Jan
Torbrit
Silver
..56c
34,150
49c
Jan
1.00
300
90c
Jan
ny2c
13c
12c
16,787
11c
Jan
12%
Jan
"'12%
12%
13 Vb'
6,810
79%
78%
80
392
78%
60c
55c
55c
56c
1,700
55c
27c 29%c
10,400
26c
1.25
1
1.37
10c
14c
41,450
16c
156,000,
1.25
.
,
Jan
Towagmac
Jan
Traders
83
Jan
58c
Jan
Uranium
Peace
Mines
15c
16c
23,300
1.20
1.44
128,579
1.02
Empire
Era
5%»
5»/8
650
3.15
16c
Jan
'•160
ZZZZi
Ltd-:
15Q
168
15.403
50C
_
.'
79c
76c
80c
•
5%
/
Gas
preferred
35c
Jan
Trans
Mountain
19c
Gold
Peruvian
Oils
&
__100
Crow
Gold
Gold
Pioneer
Pitch-Ore
Powell
of
1,095
Oil
13,868
47c
30c
Jan
38c
6,500
2,625
7.25
15%
Jan
Trend
Jan
Triad
46c
Pipe
Line
Jan
Jan
United
Corps Ltd class B
*
Estella
1
1.45
1.42
1.50
8,725
1.15
Jan
1.65
Jan
United
Fuel
1.78
1.82
800
2.35
Jan
14c 15 %c
89,600
38%
Union Gas of Canada
38%
38%
1.65 Jan
Jan
30 V*
Jan
40%
Jan
United
Montauban
68c
Jan
1.34
Jan
United
Oils
40
Jan
60
Jan
United
7,100
49c
Jan
72c
Jan
570
47%
Jan
67%
1,150
2.05
Jan
4.30
Jan
*
7c
19,000
*
1.90
2,000
1.90
Jan
1.90
Jan
760
3%c Jan
12%
Jan
20%
Jan
Vicour
5.05
Jan
10%
Jan
Vict
Jan
14
Jan
Violamac
2.15
Jan
2.20
4,212
20c
8,800
1.76
10c
Jan
8.50
4.15
,
Jan
50c
Jan
2.35
2.7£$
3.00
14,970
1.10
Jan
5.10 Jan.
12c 13% C
56,000
12%;
13 >/4
8'/2c Jan
15c
Jan
Jan
18
Jan
Jan
1.66
Jan
Jan
5.85
Jan
5,395
1.35
8,700
70c
54,682
Queenston Gold Mines
1
226;
23c
26 %f 26%
6,058
18c
Jan
26c
I,963
20 Va
Jan
30
•
26%
i
1.65
1
2.40
l
11 %c
1
13c
2.60
1>
pfd
/
1'
Ltd
1
B
Mfg
preferred
60C
•'
1
_*
common
common
if
Roche Long Lac
Rockwin Mines
Roxana Oils
l
Oil
2.75
Jan
Jan
1.67
Jan
Jan
Wlltsey
55cif
61c
18,775
1.86
26%
102
1.85^
2.00
%y 26%
24
20
40c
100
1.60
10,122'
21
16,100
3.2%
1.05
2.40
3.25
100
1.02
1.08
II,850
2.00
73c
18c
Slater
Jan
14%
Jan
Yankee
14c
ll%c 13 %c
59%'
61
Yellorex
Yellowknife
Jan
Yukeno
9c
13 Ve
1,923
30
30
165
49%
17%c
64
Jan
Zulapa
■16%
13
Jan
14c
Jan
1,177
80
Jan
129
7,300
108
115
71,000
108
15
110
15
18%
/■24c
83%
Jan
15
Jan
12c
2.70
1.75
2.60
.♦
68%
970
50
51%
68% 69%
50%< 51 y8
185
1
13 %c
10c 13% c
28,832
1.45
1.40
3,700
1.60 Jan
Jan
20
500
20
Jan
21'
15c
7,000
12c
Jan
15c
31
31
1,557
29%
Jan
31
41
41%
100
41
Jan
42
5.00
5.00
125
95c
95c
1.00
1,525
19c
34%
•
common
1.00
15c
»Jan
5,685
32y2
4,512
32%
25
2.70
2.6fi
2.75
14,500
4Rc
41 %c
47c
32,900
10%c
10%C
11c
6,500
11c
9%c
10c
5,500
9%c
101
2.66
104
Jan
Jan
46
Jan
Jan* ** '^3.00 Jan
51c
Jan
Jan
13c
Jan
Jan
11c
41%c Jan
2,500
30c
Jan
35c
Jan
11%
550
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
*
3.85
3.85
120
3.85
Jan
4.00
Jan
1.95
1.95
1.99
49c
43C
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^
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—
1.93
4,065
2.07
Jan
/
/
55c
Jan
30,600
17c
Jan
21c*
Jan
12,000"
20c
Jan
12c
13 %c
13c
14c
2.24
2.16
2.27
33,710
12c
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13,300
1
56c
42c
59c
158,825
1
50c
50c
54c
12,125
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15c
Jan
■
2.34
Jan
Jan
10'Ac Jan
13c
42c
Jan
70c
Jan
40c
Jan
54c
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*
Jan
Jan
147
Jan
15c
Jan
3.10
120
15%
Jan
f'
Jan
Jan
Toronto Slock
Jan
Exchange - Curb Section
Jan
Canadian
Jan
Funda
stocks
Range
fer Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Jan
Bales
Week's
Friday
Jan
Sale Price
Jan
LOW
Par
2.10
Jan
Jan
2.99
Jan
68
Jan
69%
Jan
Anglo
50
Jan
51%
Jan
Asbestos
Jan
12c
Jan
Brown
Co
Gold
9c
Andian
National
Corp.u
Newfoundland
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
1.45
4,800
1.45
Jan
Bulolo
22,125
7.80
Jan
8.85
Jan
Canada
11
3,450
10%
Jan
11%
Jan
Canadian
26 Vai
27
630
26%
Jan
27%
Jan
26
160
26
Jan
26 y2
Jan
Canadian
5.00
5.05
736
Jan
5.20
Jan
Canadian
23c
21,500
Jan
Canadian
Western
20c
20C
20c
Jan
27c
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
12%
40
40
41
18%
18
19
5
5.75
5.70
5.95
2,460
•
21%
21
21%
790
20 y2
Jan
21% Jan
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29
28
29
490
28
Jan
32
5
Marconi
5.00
7
Jan
12
1
8.15
Jan
7
12
100
7
12 Va
♦
1.40/
1.35
7
*
Develop
Corp
&
Dredging
Dominion
General
Sugar..,
Investments
1,885
1,125
40
3,165
16%
Jan
5.10
Jan
1.10
1.20
33,735
1.00
21%
1,455
21 y4
Jan
1
common
6
Lumber
6%
1,512
16%
16%
100
93%
97c
21,680
93c
Jan
Jan
Coast
45c
45c
49c
1,000
42 %C
Jan
55c
Jan
Consolidated
13
15
13 Vi
2,215
13%
Jan
13 y2
Jan
Dalhousie
17
16%
17
2,262
16%
Jan
18y8
57c
2,500
52c
Jan
61c
Jan
Dominion
Bridge
14
14
14%
189
14
Jan
14%
Jan
Dominion
Glass
25c
25$
26dr
27c
14,278
20c
Jan
30c
Jan
Dominion
Oilcloth
1,700
26C
Jan
33c
Jan
DuPont
:'197/a
Jan
6.00
Jan
6
14%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.50
24
17
Jan
Jan
Jan
56p
6%
♦
Oil
'
Jan
Jan
21%
1.15
Industries
42%
Jan
*
Rights
97c
....
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(1944)
48c
30c
1.00
of
;
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12c
ZZZZl
15%
Oil
45c
Jan
56c
Jan
International
2,400
16'/2c
Jan
17 %c
Jan
Interprovl
28c
Jan
6,097
32c
Jan
445
34%
Jan
36%
11 %
Jan
11%
Jan
l
62c
i
19 %c
20c
Jan
20 y4
Jan
22%
Jan
20%
20%
555
21
42
Jan
43 y2
Jan
*
35
35
35
100
34%
Jan
35
J an
•
25%
24%
25%
3;796
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Jan
26 '/a
Jan
35
35
285
34%
Jan
38
Jan
7y2
110%
114
480
110%
Jan
38%
33
715
38%
Jan
40
Jan
13
13
450
13
Jan
13 y4
Jan
85
87%
360
83 Vs
Jan
90
Jan
86
86
100
86
Jan
94
com
Mines
Paper
42
*
;
Linoleum
Securities
common
tilities
5
Power
&
Paper
38%
Ontario
:—*
86
5
66'/a
17,389
55c
Jan
70c
Jan
Minnesota
28,000
12%c
Jan
15c
Jan
Niagara
23
500
22
Jan
24%
Jan
Ogilvie
50
42
3,33G
57%
Jan
60
Jan
Pato
&
Paper...
Weaving
Wire
Oreille
Bros
13c
26,300
15'/»|
15%
37,565
15 Vb
Jan
17%
Jan
Price
200
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
Third
Jan
Yukon
Jan
Zellers
62ci
18c|
ll%c Jan
137/8c Jan
69e
39.700
62c
Jan
75c
16c
Jan
22c
21C
54,300
9,280
460
5.25
5.75
8%
Jan
26%
3.35
Jan
65
Jan
70
Jan
100
43
Jan
45
Jan
47
46%
47%
465
46%
Jan
52
Jan
5.70
5.90
1,891
5.70
Jan
6.10 Jan
535
4.75
Jan
5.15 Jan
1
4.80
4.80
4.90
50
50%
1,095
50
Jan
43c
40c
50c
35,612
40c
Jan
1.00 .Jan
1
64c
60'/4c
65c
12,100
57c
Jan
68V2c Jan
_*
25
25
25
100
25
Jan
1
•
General
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
Mines
—
Canadian
Jan
710
45
Gold
Inv
rights
Corp
835
100
3.00
25
Jan
♦
ZZZ
23%
5,550
22%
■103
10
102%
Jan
1.50
37.395
1.22
9%c
7,500
Minerals,__Z__.._.ZZ__l
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-
50c
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
Jan
•
No par
Jan
103%
Jan
1.50
s
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Jan
"
Jan
25
MARKETS
IOC'. Jan
e
! 7
f Flat
950
6y8
Jan
ZZZZZZl
1^34
4,950
1.26
Jan
,
Jan
1.43 Jan
delivery sale
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(not Included
vd When delivered,
wl When
Issued,
x
(not Included
In year's
range).
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j
price.
sale
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privileges,
t
In year's range),
Selling ex-interest,
Jan
6%
value.
Odd lot sale (not Included In year's
range).
8c
•
Z
35
26
Jan
100
._
54
Jan
Jan
26
115
Jan
8
Gold
Jan
66%
'
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Jan
66
*
Flour common...
Consolidated Gold Mines
Pend
11% Q-t
8%
3.25
114%
5.80
1
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5.45
common
"
45
*
58
57
8*
.
Jan
*
&
15c
5.25"
25
______
36
Jan
70c
55c*
•
common
11% Jan
Jan
18c
12 %<£
i
Mines
Jan
33%
—1
common
Utilities
MacLaren
6'/2
1,840
Jan
200
2,850
4.600
•
Loblaw Inc
15'/a( 15%
•
ZZZZZ
8,500
31c
11%
34%
18c 18 %c
22-
57%
•
Sturgeon River Mines
Sudbury Contact
International
36%
•
of Canada
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Jan
36'
8
33%
6
49
45$
55c
16%C17%C
10
34%
*
Canada
Jan
25
iiV4 ii y»
14c
Paper
Copper
280
69c
5
•
Copper
47
47
36%
l
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4 Ti
47
•
A
■*.
43c
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1
Jan
.f. ■#•7
-
t
27,900
52c'
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__50c
Oils
Industries "L_,
Sylvanite Gold
Jan
31c
11%
1
...
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,
31c
*
r
1
Jan
Jan
45 y2
*?:■
Jan
Jan
36 y2
Jan
30
Jan
22c
35%
'•*
Jan'
46
31c
Jan
Jan
101
9%c
Jan
80c
46
1
Jan
5.00 Jan
101
1
Jan
1
Jan
5.00
312
'
1
7.80'
•
Gold
Cons
1.60
20
Mines
10%!"
i
Inlet
1.50
12 %c
u
7.90
Starrett
&
1.60
*
Oil
10%
Stanwell Oil & Gas Ltd
Oils
Jan
Jan
'
16 %c
Preferred
25c
8y2c
Jan
2.90
•
Ordinary
289,529
Jan
Jan
33%
2.70
1
'
21c
...
l
____
17c
*
•
Mines
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.85
_1
.Warrants
Supertest Petroleum
19c
Mines
Bear
Zenmac Metal
10%
5,700
•
Preferred:
Mines
Jan
29
13,500
Standard Paving & Materials
Surety
80
Jan
14c
*
Propane
Jan
22V2c Jan
f
Jan
Jan
1.40
•
Cons
25C
1
Canuck
1.26
1.30
*
Superior
4,118
Zinc
&•
58 y2c
2,880
12%
78c
Lead
Jan
3,700
Roi
Sullivan
25c
Wright-Harg reaves
Jan
16,500
30
Jan
Jan
11c
12 %C
Standard
Stuart
23c
1
Gold
34 %c
13 %c
Oils
Stedman
Jan
24c
,43c
6
Alexander
14
33,482
Mines
Olsen
51c
50
Wood
50
60
l
class
Jan
1
•
Radio
65,800
Winnipeg & Central Gas
14 J/4
2.10
Mines..
Mines
50c
Coghlan
Gaspe
Stadacona
45c
100
Windward
Yale
2.70
Soutbam
Spooner
49 %C
*
pfd.
26
Union
13%
'
Jan
1.80
Ltd
Southern
Jan
35%
Jan
Jan
2.60;:
common
Oil
Jan
11%
34
Jan
11
24,525
Jan
Jan
70
400
347/e
Jan
2I V2
30,250
Jan
74%
14
2,021
13%
34%
1.90
Jan
2.04
Mines
Van
15%
5,660
71%
*
3.25
19% Jan
17 %C
Jan
14%
133 y2
31%
15
Jan
3.40
12
*
Jun
Jan
Jan
25
Jan
A
Jan
11
15
\-27o
.
Jan
2.95
70
A
Jan
12
2.65
Quebec
Valley
Jan:»
23
14
Winchester larder
10
120,012
12c
18c
8y4 Jan
•
.u.
Hardware
«
class
99,150
:
Preferred
555
•
common
Slocan
Souris
2.40 fftm
class
Class B
11
22c
50c
Dairies
Gold
102
(Geo)
15
__
...50c
...
27c
Jan
40% Jan
A
71
Warrants
Weston
1
Standard
Siscoe
Jan
'
Jan
*
Corp
Mining
Simpsons
Jan
21
trust
Silver-Miller
Silver
Jan
8%
15
70c
*
Breweries
Silverwood
/
Jan
5.25
Jan
Jan
114
Mines
3.65
2%
15
1
Gordon
Silanco
Jan
1
Gold
Jan
13%
Wilricir.Petroleums
700
20c
Debentures
Shirriff-Horsey
Jan
8
19c
25c
Willroy Mines
2.60
82
Sigma
Naco Petroleums
Jan
2.50,i
82
Voting
Western
White
1
Ltd
37
100
5%
Jan
14 VB
—
Jan
St Lawrence
Sicks'
Leaseholds
class
Jan
1,745
Creek
Grocers
12%
6%
150,729
Sherritt
Western
31c
24c
Oils
Jan
Jan
13%
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power com
Class
A
preferred
Shawkey 1945 Mines...
3,546
8
25
Breweries
10
15C:
Rainbow
Canada
4%c Jan
84c
385
13 Vi-
Scurry
38%
8
37%
5%
19c
Western
28,700
22c
Bridge
37
Jan
1
Jan
12%<$- 14c
10 >/4f 10 y4
13%
Sarnia
300
•
Jan
1
i
Jan
5%
97c
3,800
Mines.
14c
Ryancr Mining
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Jan
1.05
4,300
_•
Ashley
7%c Jan
13
„
Jan
15y4
1.00
25
Products
20,000
%&
20c
10
Gold
Jan
1.88
14%. Jan
300
3.05
Maygill Gas Oil...
Western
12c
11
53$
•
Gold
40c
Jan
1
West
West eel
75c
68c
common
River
<
Jan
1.66
15%
25
Mines
45,475
21c
-Preferred' •______f._L__25'
Russell Industries
_____♦■
Antonio
Jan
8.00 Jan
15
'
1
Corp
32C
35
1
Western
.
1
Royal Bank of Canada
10,250
Jan
Jan
Jan
•
Malartic
2.53
14
;
7.10
•
West
2.26?
14
;
30 y2
2.95
Ltd__
125
♦
1
:
.
2.70
•
Petroleums
18,600
It:
...
Consolidated
75
62
>
*
7%
11
_il_
Jan
25
Mines
1.70
""
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'--'J-,
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62
J 2,839
.
Jan
Jan
75
5%
1.00
Jan
36c
3.00
W
&
1.591
____*;
Little
'
j
102/
__*
Rix-Athabasco Uranium
Robertson
/
100
Rio Palmer Oil-,..
Mines
'
G
7%-:
1
;
class
Waite Amulet
Wespac
1.85
4.25
Aluminum
7.60
23%
46,230
t
Jan
25 %c Jan
Jan
97c
15
Jan
49%
Jan
Jan
6.65
t
Jan
9
Jan
1.80
1.71
5.50
*
Jan
32c 34 %c
32c
1
Jan
165,855
1.25).
Rexspar Uranium
46%
%
'n
.
Jan
24c
Jan
20%
—1
...
2.35
13
Regcourt Gold Mines
Regent Refining
^ *
Jan
6.40
Jan
8%
Jan
17c
Jan
4.75
Jan
75c
32c
^..10
Trust.
Mines
Waterous Equipment
Weedon
Pyrite Copper
2.0s
12 %c
&
Walker
2.30
,_1
...
7.75
*
A-'
Jan
2.80
1
Petroleum
Jan
■'
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Jan
l
'ZL
Jan
9 V*
Jan
1
Mines..
30%
7.10
1.71
•
Grey
5.25
*
Rapid Grip & Batten...
Rayrock Mines
30%
7.10
:
Mines
5,075
2,900
Mining
62
*
class
Mfg
680
__;
62
30%
'
*
Ltd
Viceroy
8.65
1
Mines
Ventures
9%c Jan
6.95
Develop..:
20,500
1
Alloys
i
;
Uranium
Vanadium
,_1
Airways
1,605
34c
_•
Corp
■
;
Jan
3.40
Mines
21
32c
"
Upper Canada Mines
56%
8,130
11
29,030
20%
50
_._
Steel
25c
7.60
32c
•
1,630
•
Mines
pfd
7.50
25
7,800
l
Ltd
A
Hill
1,266
3.70(
Sheep
class
pfd
United Keno
1.26
Sand
B
Inv
Jan
.4.20
Royalite
Class
1
Mines
225
24c
6.95
1
Asbestos
33c
1
Rowan
•
1
Mining
United
Jan
•
Robinson
v
75c
1
Silk
47%
United
Dome
Rupununi
46%
Jan
Quebec Metallurgical
Riverside
250
5.50
•
Jan
42c
12
Reynold
200
8%
Jan
Gold
Labrador
Renabie
4.75
8%
3.60
1
Quebec Lithium Corp
/Quebec Manitou Mines
Radiore
4.75
3.20
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quemont
15,005
Jan
Purdy Mica Mines
Quebec
6.20
71c
6.05
Jan
*
Warrants
Prospectors
5.80
*
common
._
50
40c
Jan
*
Acceptance
Jan
Jan
1.58
11c
44i/8
Jan
35c
-
36'/2c Jan
13c
•
preferred
1.75
2.12 Jan
30*/4C Jan
18,917
1.20
15C
-
1,050
14%c
61,600
1
Jan
14c 15 %c
•
21,920
117
Jan
47
Jan
Jan
1.38
Jan
22c
Jan
50c
3.15
117
Jan
1.60
14,000
75c
Jan
44 y2
>•
-1.58 Jan
5,498
38c
9%
71c
1.20
f
1
Uranium
47%
9
Jan
16c
Jan
80
V,
2.95
Roy
East
Pronto
46%
36 %c
91/4
Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
1.25
Metals
Preston
65,721-
1.04
47
*
Jan
8
v
2.95
l
Electric
34c
38c
*
Oil
2nd
32c
47%
•
Petroleum
Union
27 y2
8,333
34c
Jan
45
10,905
1.90
Jan
12c
120
1.65
1.75
46
•
Resources
Pipeline....
43
1.58
1.86
•
-
Jan
42%
-
Jan
10%
-
Prairie
Rights
Jan
95c
Jan
955
Jan
170
Jan
8.25
Trans
5.25
'
Transcontinental
Jan
46
1.63
40
•
56
Border
Pressed
Surf
4,000
43
10
;
Oil
President
.
16c
42%
9,525
Uranium
Corp
Premier
.
15 %c
43
32c
C
Power
;
16c
•
117
Rouyn Gold
Steel
1
;
A
28c
River
Prairie
,
Jan
_*
Mines
B
Powell
,
Jan
22 V\
95c
J
Jan
44%
540'
117
Placer Development
Ponder Oils
■
90c
789
23
31c
'117
1 -y
__
Gas
San
5,500
46%
22%
•
______
Mineral
Oil &
Pickle
■
1.04
45%
1
:
Mines
Petrol
~$1
95c
46
•
Jan
Union
Perron
Rjo
1.00
22'/2
Oils
1.50
p.;
Jan
26 VB
26
'
120
25
.
hv
Jan
8.15
35c
1
—5
common
,•
14c
2.11
*
1
A
Oils
Trans
Jan
_i
Natural
Pipeline
Penmans
Reef
class
93c
10
...
class
Exploration
Finance
Jan
1.37
9%c Jan
15%c
,
'/ *■''
Consol
River
Pembina
,
Mines
Works
90c
90c
rights
5%
preferred
Trans-Canada Explorations
Trans
29%c Jan
Jan
1.42
1
•
i?.
Drilling
Paymaster
•:
.
____i
Pathfinder Petroleums
t
Inv
Mines
Iron
15c
Jan
Mines
Toronto
13%
*
Jan
29c
Jan
1.00
Jan
*
10C
;
1
...
Gen
Tiara Mines
49c
11
.
1
Jan
1.00
,.
Calgary
Canadian
Toronto Dominion Bank
Z
*
Mines...
Jan
6.40 Jan
4.45
-1
Mines
2.63
Jan
9.95
;
1
Mines
Jan
2.25
Jan
"ZZi
Pardee Amalgamated
2.33
Jan
•
Parbec
14,880
137,572
4.30
60
Uranium
Jan
2.40
6.40
8.60
-V
28,600
Consol
9%
14 %c Jan
400
65
Panel
Jan
Jan
275
60
Pamour Porcupine
Pan Western Oil
5.55
9%
10c
19,119
60
Petroleum
2.33
275
25
_•
Pacific
2.40
5.85
High
39,066
9%
4.35
Ormsby Mines
Page Hersey Tubes
Low
10 %c 12 %c
8.95
36c
__
9%
1
Mines
9y4
1
Gold
Mines
10%c
24
65,600
Pacific Eastern
1
¥
common
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4.30
42c
—
LOW
8.60
36c
______
Share*
24
—
Mines.
for Week
.(8.60
*
;
Coyle
Mines
Pearson
11
40c
Lake
2.70
''LL
_i
Osisko
Par
52c
Orerada Gold
Pacific
High
Jan
Sale*
Week's
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
10
____i
Crush
STOCKS
10
Debenture
&
Opemiska Copper
Orange
2.60
66c
;
Loan
27
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
2.55
—
JANUARY
-
High
2.60
...
ENDED
/rlday
Shares
Low
X
common
Preferred
Ontario
»>r;
'
Jockey Club
Warrants
,
■'
for Week
«f Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Range
Xx-rlghts.
■
Ex-stock
dividend.
Jan
Jan
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(596)
..
Monday, January 30, 1956
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, January 27
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
—
Fund
Affiliated
Inc
,
Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Beneficial Corp —
1
Blair Holdings Corp
——1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
Boston Fund Inc
1
Bowling Green Fund Inc
10c
Broad Street Invest Corp..
5
Bullock Fund Ltd —
* 1
Axe-Houghton
lc
10.76
11.77
Growth
Fund, lc
10.55
11.54
2.25s
Institutional
Income
Fund_lc
7.06
7.72
Institutional
Insur
Fund—lc
13.86
15.16
Foundation Fund
4.29
Inst
9.00
;
Institutional
1.63
Intl
5.99
24.27
3.95
6.51
Investment
Co
26.38
Investment
of
27.83
28.27
1.90s
Feb.
19.04
20.77
2.35s
June
1
11.18
12.20
2*
1
19.79
21.59
2.95s
11.04
(Income Pfd Stocks)
15.93
Stocks)—1
11.70
12.71
19.03
Knickerbocker
1
6.38
25o
X 11.69
12.78
143
V
21.28
Inc—
1
Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
15.50
46(4
Loomis
7.33
5.41
lc
4.28
4.71
l%s
—lc
3.02
3.32
2s Aug.
Baton
18.45
2.86
7.90
8.59
Inc
Fund
Howard—
Fund
&
Massachusetts
Federated Fund
6.83
7.08
10.96
11.98
5
13.89
15.02
Inc_l
3.79
4.15
1
14.13
Industrial Fund
Financial
of Boston
Formula Fund
•
7.09
"7.73
Funds Inc—
—lc
stock series
lc
9.56
10.47
Fund
Mutual
Founders
Franklin Custodian
stock
Common
Preferred
series
Investors Inc
Fundamental
8.20
2
14.97
16.41
1
Inc—
Futures
7.48
3.64
3.96
1
1
Industries Fund Inc
Gas
General
Capital
General
Investors
Corp
Trust
14.85
71.91
77.32
7.22
7.85
1*
lc
lc
shares
Aviation
Building shares
Capital Growth Fund
9.92
10.78
11.08
12.14
lc
lc
shares
Automobile
6.55
7.18
8.60
11.80
12.92
lc
(The) Stock Fund-lc
Common
11.64
12.75
31.40
"
^
1956—
22.
2%a
100.5
"
'
99.30;■
1955
15,
1,
-
l%s April
1 %s
Oct.
l%s
99.31
1,
99.28
99.22
1 %s
April
99.6
1%S
Oct.
1%8 Oct.
h
97.24
.*.97.4
: 98
100.19
97.10
97.23
97.25
96.26
V
97
;.96.2
96.8
,,95.20
~xr
196ft—
1,
98.20
100.17
-
1959-1—
1,
99.11
98.14
-
-
I,' 1958-^.
l%s Feb,- 15,-19-59—
1 y2s April
l,h 1959
100.17
99.4
99.9
■
1957—i
Oct.
99.26
99.14
99
99.2
l%s April 1.-1968U2%s June 15, 1958-
•
100
99.26
1357
1,
-
100.15
1957
15.
-•''
•
1,
March
99.31
99.29
/•
100.7
Ask
Notes—(Cont.)
May 15, 1967—
2s Augi 15,* 1957is.i
99.30 *100
1956
1955
April
1%8 Oct.
;
99.29
99.27
-
1, 195ft
2%S Dec.
Bid
l%s
95.26
95.*:'
1960
95.6
9.01
33.95
Stock
1
9.37
10.13
37.44
40.48
1
9.59
10.52
1
al4.44
1
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc-1
National Investors Corp
1
3.23
Fund
Invest
Shares
Mutual
Trust
Interest--
Series
8.42
19.93
Price
(T
2.75%
b2.80
2.60%
b3.00
2.85%,
1-55
3.00%"
12-
3.125%
3.00%
1-55
1-
wi
9-
3-56
1011-
1-56
2-
1-56
United States
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
Dollar Value
Bid
1956—
2,
99.982
99.935
March
Ask
29,
99.682
99.664
99.676
1956-i—£.-
23,
99.671
1956—;.:.
March 22,
93.940
99.979
99.626
99.639
1956——
99.898
March
99.853
April 5, 1956
99.586
99.597
March
1
1956
90.RO4
99. RU
April
12,
1956—
99.542
99.554
March
8.
1956
99.759
99.770
April
19.
1959-X—
99.498
99.511
March
99.715
99.726
April 26, 1956——
99.454 I
99.464
19.06
—
22.30
14.49
28.03
1956
Bid
Ask
99.843
13.33
28.31
15,
1956
Bank & Trust
7.04
6.52
12.43
13.44
39%
41%
Inc—I
Clark
a35.45
1
a21.80
—
Bank
of
9.60
1.25
8.87
Boston—1
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
11.35
12.27
11.90
12.86
Shareholders Trust of
York
New
100 / 242
Trust
le
lc
administered shares—le
General bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
6.20
6.80
1
12.06
13.20
9.16
10.04
Stade Street Investment Corp—*
36.50
39.00
9.23
10.11
Stein Roe <fe Farnham
Fund—1
14.59
Corn
63 %
Bank—10
Exchange
Bk
Stats
45 %
Ask
43
Chicago—
63
Illinois
Continental
National
79 ~
and Trust—25
Bank
Natl
City
467/8
58
Tr__25
&
65%
50%
39
10
Bank
State
Bank
'
83
s
106
Trust—33%
St
109
a28.83
13.33
Chem
Commercial
250
483/4
10
12.50-
Bid
Par
N. Y.—
of Albany
Albany,
Chase Manhattan Bank
7.44
Companies
Ask
York—
Bankers
Fund
Bid
Par
New
•
Shares
Amer
2.75%,
b2.90
1-56
9-
99.889
Clark—
&
Stock
b2.90
1-56
6-
2.55%
•
1956
1
of Canada
Stevens
4-56
2.60%
1956
17.47
-
Common
2.50%
b2.80
Stock
Fund Inc
Scudder,
b2.75
1-56
27
9%
1
&
2-56
23,
_1
Stevens
45-
fi-
9,
21.86
Fund
Scudder,
1-55
1-55
.7-
,v
16,
1
Inc
(Geo)
2.70 %
Bid
2-56
February
2.50
Growth
Rowe)
2.65%
b2.90
Due
February
24%
Inc
Fund
b2.85
8-1-56
Dated
,
February
10%
5
•
Fund Inc
Scudder Fund
30 %
28%
Shares—
Inc
Puritan
7-
1-55
21.55
1
Inc
3-55
11-
6.24
3.34
Fund
Fund
10-
2.95%
2.30%
February
$1.50
Street
2.80%
2.45%
9.20
5.71
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
Pine
2.30%
b2.75
5.37
4.91
1956—.
preferred
Philadelphia Fund
Bate
b2.70
1-55
7.93
1
Trust
American
North
Ask
Ask
1-56
1-56
"
2-55
6.87
1
Fund
Bid
23-
56-
10.17
6.29
1
Stock Series
England
of
7.30
9.31
1
Series
York Capital Fund
Canada Ltd
New
12.14
11.11
1
Series
Series
Dividend
Growth
18.83
1
Stock
Series-——_—
Stock
20.73
1
Series
Preferred
Income
19.16
17.42
1
Due
Dated
2.15%
2.15%
2.30%
3.51
Series—
Series
Balanced
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Shares—
National Security
New
Inc
Corn
beneficial
of
Selected
& Electrical
Electronics
Trust_l
Growth
9.42
shares
Chemical
8.22
Life Fund
Putnam
Securities—
Group
Inc—10c
Inc
Pioneer
13.59
3.57
.„•
4.91
4.49
20c
Inc
Fund
Fidelity
20.19
of New Eng—1
Inc
Fund
Equity
22.34
18.89
Corp—I
Investment
Electronics
20.90
1
3.24
Investors
Investors
Fund
Bond
1
Fund
Btock
•
.
Balanced
—lc
Bond Fund
Manhattan
Mutual
2.61
3.58
shares
Transport
Treasury
1956
22, 1956--—
Treasury Notes—
• ■
l%s March 15, 1956_
3.18
3.25
shares
Metal
11.70
16.36
2.88
lc
Special Investment shares—lc
10.64
1
Shares
Dreyfus
shares
Petroleum
Massachusetts
Shares—
2.50
25c
Trustee
E
Series
shares
(
10.02
99.2
32nds of a point
more
!
22,
June
4.43
14.26
1210
June
2%s
2.93
Paper
Indebtedness—
March
1%'s
2s
4.91
60.18
9.14
1958
20,
Maturity—
'
2.66
59.58
11.04
2%s Jan.
Ask.
Bid
of
Certificates
a43.10
Fund—*
4.02
X14.12
1
Fund—1
98.26
Assn—
99.31
Maturity—
lo
Mutual
Investment
98.28
J 99.29
i
w
Figures after decimal point represent one or
■<
16 y2
15%
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
1
Fund—
Diversified
Mutual
Managed Funds—
Automobile shares
Mass
Dividend
Sayles
1
1
Growth
1956
Federal Natl Mortgage
99.28
98.20
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
1
49(4-
6.70
Insurance Investors Inc—1
Life
16.01
Fund
Fund
Lexington Trust Fund-
16.84
14.81
Stock
4,
6.99
138
99.24
1956
1957
Sept.
11.06
17.59
5.38
24.53
.Concord Fund
Diversified
1.
100
99.30
1956
1,
1.
9.93
11-36
19.71
Diversified
June
13.87
(Low
9.10
•
97.8
98.2
12.77
(Speculative Com Stk)__1
10.22
-
96.30
97.24
1960
17.39
(Income Com
Priced Com 8tks)_l
5.89
98.14
12.05
Bonds)
S-3
26.52
1,
-"-I—
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
26.66
25.91
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd..l
18.13
Fund Inc
Inc
1960
17,
1
Bonds)
6-1
13.02
1
De Vegh Income
1,
1956
15,
Bonds)-l
1
Bonds)
Priced
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__l
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
Stock
De Vegh Mutual Fund
Delaware
Fund-;
Feb.
2%s
2%s June
(Discount
9.78
Composite
97.24
100.9
B-4
12.28
Inc
97.16
100.8
17.69
9.00
Fund
1959
100.6
100.5
(Low
19.60
«
1,
1956
1956
(Investment
11.30
Composite Bond &
May
15,
(Medium Grade
—1
1
Inc
98.6
2 %s
Aug.
Sept.
3%s
12.28
1
1
Investment
97.30
3.20s
B-3
Commonwealth Stock Fund--—1
Fund
1, 1958
a20.31
Funds—'
7.96
Preferred —--—i——100
Colonial
Nov.
Fund-l
Mutual
B-l
16.53
50o
15.29
Christiana Securities com—100 14,700 15,300
Commonwealth
2%s
100.7
—1
Capital Venture Fund Inc..
Century Shares TrustChemical Fund Inc
100.4
100.4
S-4
Inc
99.20
100.2
1953—
1
Ltd
Fund
(1954)
Canadian
99.12
16,
7.28
-1
Fund Inc
General Fund
Canada
98.6
1958
July
B-2
K-2
1957-55
1,
3%s
4%
K-l
1,
May
10.66
12.98
11.30
Oct.
23/4s
9.75
Custodian
22.93
13/4s
100.3
99.30
Boston—1
24.71
3%
11.94
22.98
16.36
10.45
21.21
11.88
100
100.1
3s
(The)
100.3
100.1
"9.80
Keystone
99.31
1956
8.97
of
100.1
16, 1956
1956
15.
April
May 15,
June
99.30
May 1, 1956—
2%s Sept. 14, 1956
100.3
Ask
Bonds—
Bank
Land
2%s
Inc—lc
Johnston
4.32
10 %
March
2.50s
'
2%s
Bid
Federal
100
99.30
1958—
15,
of a point
more 32nd«
or
America——1
Trust
•}%
3s
Feb.
one
'
Banks—
Loan
Home
4.15
Fund
Resources
15.08
Ask
Bid
11.99
S-2
■California
Figures after decimal point represent
I
Federal
13 °o
1
Inc-—
Fund
Mutual
10.96
Fund—lo
Bank
Institutional
6.30
Development
Atomic
Ask
Institutional Shares Ltd—
1.54
140
5.82
4.02
8.23
148
25c
1.25
American Business Shares-:
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
*
Fund
Aberdeen
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Mutual Funds—Par
Equipment shares
Food
shares
Fully
k
■
8.16
Sovereign
Investors
9.20
9.58
lc
lc
lc
11.29
12.36
8.78
9.62
10.61
11.62
shares
lc
3.00
3.30
United Accumulated
equipment shares
lo
6.55
7.18
United
Continental Fund
lc
10.48
11.48
United
Income Fund
lo
14.34
15.70
United Science Fund
shares
Merchandising
shares
Mining
shares—
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
Bond
stock
Railroad
Steel
shares
shares
4.30
Television-Electronics Fund
7.85
8.53
Fund—1
11.14
7.36
8.04
Shares_l
9.56
10.39
1
9.91
1
4.73
United
9.58
Value
16.01
16.50
Van Strum & Towne Fund
15.96
Washington
1
Value Line Fund Inc
1
a25.38
1
14.76
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.45
Fund
Inc
Fund
Income
of
Incorporated
Incorporated
Boston
Income
Inc
Fund
Wall
~
10.01
2.68
10.94
Funds
Fund
Street Investing
Investors
14.48
15.74
1
6.50
7.10
Inc—1
6.09
6.66,
Inc.l
12.07
13.15
6.80
8.87
8.12
8.87
Ltd
Canada
Income
Corp
1
Inc..
1
1
1
Franklin
-
Surety——10
Aetna Insurance Co__
Aetna
lo
Life
10
Agricultural Insurance Co
81 %
Irving
Kings
31%
Trust-*
Automobile
American
25.95
28.28
Long
23.87
25.81
Manufacturers
5.24
5.66
Island
71%
209
26(4
2
24 %
Equitable Assur—___5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
#1.25 conv preferred
5
37(4
40(4
32
34(4
32
34(4
American Home
Co_5
40(4
43(4
(Newark N J)__2%
31(4
Amer Ins Co
Amer
Assurance
Mercury (Wash D C)—_1
Re-insurance
5
American
American Surety
Bankers
&
_25
Shippers
10
Boston Insurance Co—
Camden Fire
Colonial
Ins
Life
Columbian
Connecticut
Assn
Ins
Natl
5
of
Life
General
(N J)__5
Amer
Ins
Life
Continental
Assurance
Continental
Casualty
Crum
&
Forster
Co
Co
Inc
32%
4(4"'
26
'
*
'5
28
97
102
Home
(Greensboro
103
107
Life
10
Merchants Fire Assurance
National
Union
40
42
122
Employees
Group
Employers
Reinsurance
Assoc
2
Casualty
49 %
53 y4
44
47
—10
5
North
River
Northeastern
31%
3.33(4
10
490
530
Northern
3
178
186
122(4
46
11
13%
Northwestern National Life
116(4
33%
42~
2.50
105
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire
Assn
of
Fireman's
12.50
(Minn)
83
88
88 1
10
96
Firemen's
Franklin
of
(S
F)
Newark
General Reinsurance Corp
Great
Life
Hanover
Hartford
59%
57
60%
Casualty
Co
78
Peerless
—5
27 y2
29
87
Phoenix
10
85 %
90%
36
38
Providence-Washington
10
26
27%
84(4
88 (4
Reinsurance
10
56(4
59'4
Republic
62 (4
64%
St
10
40(4
413/i
85
93
10
Paul
Corp
(N
&
50
Springfield
67(4
70(4
Fire
22(4
24 (4
38
39(4
U S
31(4
33
US
4834
US
Life Insurance
8teamboiler
lo
10
*6(4
»
145
87
55
52
56
10
Fire
10
Co
&
Marine— _10
51
■
-
54
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
63'/2
of
60%
62%
55
59
54%
57%
.10
Detroit.
City-
National
Bank
25
Los
Angeles— T
Security-First Nat'l Bank. .12.50
52
,
'Paterson
,
41
42%
25%
28%
(N J)
""
'
*
10
County Bank & Trust Co
302
Mellon
314
56
in
Bank
National
69%
18%
20%
-2
9
.10
Bank
(L
40
St.
Nat'l
Bank
&
Trust—25
First
84
10
64(4
184
10
xl8
.20
49%
51%
59%
63%
17
St
Louis
19%
70%
San
Baak.
Trust
Union
194
Co
;
61
25
61 %
Trust
65%
73
78
39%
41%
—20
Francisco—
Bait
Gas
Bid
Elec
&
3%S—
1990
Security Issues
Ask
101%
Southern
Indus—
Bell Telep
Bouthrn New
4.25s
Rubber
4s
Delaware Pow & Lgt
101%
101%
.1985
103%
103%
El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%
116
118
Ford
1970
3%s_. .1985
Illinois Bell Telep 3%s
Inc
102
.1980
Consolidated Edison 3%s
Dayton
101 %
1995
4.25s *
Long
Island
Mich
Cons
Gas
Trans
3'/8s_1976
Edison
101 %
Motor
4.25%
102%
Telephone
&
105%
106%
' Kaiser
103%
:
102%
103
104
104%
102
102%
1985
.1985
103%
104%
Lgt 3%s_. .1985
102%
102X2
101%
101%
San Diego Gas & Eiec
3 %s. .1985
w
pfd—100
i
27 y2
4
140
29 y2
150
31%
par
tEx 2
Net
101%
104%
104%
117
119
Alum
4.75%
Tenn
&
4.90%
66%
50
57%
58%
Chemical—
50
preferred
Gas
65%
Corp—
for
asset
1
preferred
100
value. ;, .*
5%
preferred
4.90% preferred
t New
x
■»» ,*
-
k Admitted to listing on the New York
Stock
Evehannrp
<-
104%
53%
106
Texas Eastern Transmission—
Transcontinental Gas
b Bid
split,
53
Transmission—
100
yield price,
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
issued,
Ex-rights.
102%
104
102 %
103%
Pipe Line
100
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
value.
tEx-coupon.
30%
100%
5
preferred
102%
3%s^
Co com
General
—
.1980
3%s
Power
Power
104%
3%s. .1985
3%s
Ohio
•No
Ask
101%
Stocks—
1970
Lighting
Gas
Jersey Bell Tel 3%s__. .1995
Pacific
Tennessee
101
Corp of Amer—
3.30s
New
3%s
1995
Engl Tel 3%s_1989
1975
Container
Lear,
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)—
10!2
"
Burlington
a
2
65
-
Bank of Amer N T <te S A—6.25
73%
Recent
Bonds-
67%
the
Westchester Fire
34%
117
20
Bank
National
National
Mercantile
43%
108
Louis-
Boatmen's
10
of
I)
.25
59
79
,__3
Co
National
Huntington
66%
-5
Rye
31%
Pittsburgh-
66%
10
5
■_
City of N Y
95
47
,
.25
Ohio
53
10
Standard Accident
Travelers
2 %
141/4
95
Seaboard Surety Co
Security (New Haven)
Fire
12%
2
10
6.25
Marine
47
I5
(Jacksonville Fla)
Y)
(Texas)
Fire
5
Republic
Hartford Fire Insurance
54 y2
10
5
American
Gulf
10
Co
84(4
4
Glens Falls
&
Fire
Indemnity
74
5
Life
Globe
Pacific
2.50
Philadelphia
Fund
•
4
100
14 y4
45
130
10
*
Inc
108
Pacific
Federal
Co
67%
i
43
100
69 %
5
&
Bank
45%
98
122
66
33
38 %
43(4
13
2
10
38
31
Co
Bank
130
5
Hampshire Fire
New York Fire
Insurance
„
...
National
P)
(J
,
.
455
36%
62 ya
_10
10
Co—,
36%
440
4
Fire—
New
28(4
33(4
5
•
New Amsterdam
119
10
Merchants & Manufacturers
59(4
34
114
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
Life Insurance Co of Va
20
Lincoln National Life
10
Maryland Casualty
1
Massachusetts Bonding
5
National Fire—
35
National Bank
Jersey
33%
105
10
Trust
Freeport
Security
Ins—
C)
N
Tr
Detroit—
First
split
Brook
"
95
49
North Amer__5
of
&
12.50
10
Bk
10%
Ask
47
Standard
54(4
26
Bid
5
Insurance Co
48
-
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr„20
Par
Jefferson
46
Trust
National
Co—
Trust
2-for-l
Morgan
Ask
37'/a
American
Trust
split plus
dividend
1
Ex
10
„
County
2-for-l
Stock
1
*'
64
Commerce——LO
of
41%
1
68.
265
62
Bank
Hartford
49%
38'/2
Inc
35 %
255
16
Connecticut
46%
78 %
Inc
198
50
Trust
Connecticut—
36 V2
47%
Fund
lo
Union
/
20
Fund
130
National
V 63%
(The) Bank
—10
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
Whitehall
Companies
38
Co
Bank
National
Cleveland
42%
Hanover
Wisconsin
Wellington Fund
36
■
/
33%
5
Guaranty Trust Co
9.78
120
59
:
;■
Y
375
200
City Bank
Central
&
of
Aetna Casualty &
Square N
465
350
100
Cleveland-
30 %
613/4
—20
314
445
100
&
Northern Trust Co
Bank
Bank—
307
Savings Bk_190
Harris Trust
185
55
'
20
Natl
National
18.79
Bid
33
■
28%
.
York—
17.38
Insurance
Bank <
Rochelle
Franklin
Meadow
Par
10
10
City
Westchester
New
8.95
i
*
Investors
Trust
&
Trust—
New
of
Ex
Mutual
Fund
of
30%
175
10.83
14.45
Line
Bank
National
First
8.74
Hudson Fund Inc
First
10.25
5
10 '
Bank
National
First
Y)
N
Plains
Fiduciary
United Funds Inc—
14.03
Haydock
11.91
23%
1
Inc
Fund
Texas
lc
lc
shares
Utility shares
10.93
21%
1
Teinpleton Gwth Fund of Can_l
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Tobacco
(White
Federation
shares—lc
Bond
Institutional
County Trust Co
Empire Trust
Volume
183
Number 5503
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(597)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
District—Philadelphia—
Week Ended Jan. 21
1956
Bank clearings
'•
this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
Of the
us
an
increase compared with
a
year ago.
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
at
there is
Our comparative summary for
1956
982,286,247
1,246,000,000
1,133,000,000
+
642,949,241
385,045,057
379,199,037
+
358,700,000
+
622,004,000
556,358,094
453.800,374
376,033,275
+ 20.7
559,454,936
470,478.102
•
■_
.
341,437,060
$16,044,932,072
4,121,014.830
five
cities,
five
3,758,238,945
days
(11
+
all
+
17,654,644
15,008,395
+ 17.6
12,522,319
10,591,577
1,369,727,346
cities)
1,280,768,518
6.9
1,179,531,349
1,167,261,642
2,769,101
7,502,128
5,939,651
15,500,013
15,159,510
.
7.4
+
7,474,769
'
12,330,326
10,485,914
+ 17.6
9,275,892
7,742,248
295,535,147
283,133,591
+
4.4
278,800,252
267,928,136
626,642,863
507,095,255
+ 23.6
489,196,570
483,038,863
53,606,200
48,505,000
+ 10.5
47,313,500
44,674,900
11,614,801
11,727,226
1.0
10,292,388
14,683,426
12,246,071
+ 19.9
11,747,910
7,613,199
10,826,272
461,401,706
407,085,916
+ 13.3
394,996,661
392,358,529
1,475,814,469
1__
•
cities,
five days—
$20,928,533,661
4.8
1,280,278,973
+15.3
1,241,623,173
1,214,182,147
z.
751,647,687
$21,782,736,627
cities for week.
all
$20,554,818,804
Complete and exact details for the week
issue of next week.
We
cannot
covered
furnish
them
Virginia—Huntington
Carolina—Charleston
by the foregoing will
we
present further below,
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week
was
the whole country having amounted to
week in
1955.
increase of 7.2%.
an
Federal Reserve Districts in which they
are
week ended
We group the cities according to the
located and from this
we
that
note
in
Philadelphia Reserve District of
the
Cleveland
Reserve
Richmond Reserve District of
District
11.6%
Chicago Reserve District has
Louis Reserve District of 2.8%
Kansas
Reserve
City
District
Reserve
by .15.4%
In the following
a
credit
expansion
an
of
15.3%, in the
11.7%.
St.
Minneapolis Reserve District of 13.9%.
In
totals
the
San
summary
an
are
larger
Francisco
by
4.7%,
Reserve
the
Dallas
by
in
District
12.9%.
1955
$
.$
>
12
cities
6,275,610
5,715,341
+ 16.9
310,887,013
303,109,652
+. 9.3
111,992,238
107,749,703
740,036,602
663,103,775
+11.6
628,117,246
617,108,441
-32,902,112
30,947, 222
106,166, 031
366,300 000
+17.9
92,085,578
96,035,767
5.3
312,600,000
335,500,000
5,806,741
6,658 598
—12.8
4,248,595
6,322,476
I
385,800,000 "
.
6.3
+
+
30,593,717
30,366,351
5,975,300
5,541 ,044
189,035 ,494
+ 14.1
4,307,266
3,903,183
253,513:264
+ 34.1
176,206,720
167,316:645
Alabama—Birmingham—
176,935,801
150,348, 587
+ 17.7
137,676,067
149,839,231
13,401,437
12,023 026
+ 11.5
9,382,148
8,553,880
849,255
596 ,338
+ 42.4
526,706
198,149,665
205,853 183
3.7
176,529,399
588,457
153,410,809
1,198,870,991
1,073,469,523
+11.7
944,156,196
951,489,623
...
Mobile-
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Total
(10
Orleans
cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
—
1954
or
3,266,426
Indianapolis
South
Haute
10,242,015
74,783,000
9,753,226
3,654,009
Rapids—
"
.
4.7
+ 14.6
8,475,450
9,129,306
+ 15.1
74,074,000
69,949,000
+
6.3
8,723,915
+
9.9
+
,
5.6
3,326,102
129,719,385
6,191,906*'
«
Des Moines
Sioux
12,990,201
6,984,977
137,023,285
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar
15,514,758
10,229,162
10,368,140
.
1,596,580
+
86,109,000
*
Bend
2,526,164
+ 26.9
10,009,468
11,734,296
Indiana—Fort Wayne
+ 44.7
18,557,584
10,477,579
;
2,257,254
23,546,016
Rapids
Lansing
6,752,311
—
8,936,775
3,131,258
118,213,250
1
8.3
3,313,755
104,957,815
4,735,313
4,786,200
42,715,467
44,086,100
3.1
38,168,162
14,341,029
16,870,191
—15.0
15,621,523
1,705,359
1,187,180,536
1,454,341
+ 17.3
1,510,919
1,018,826,123
5,490,717
+ 16.5
+ 19.9
968,079,994
5,568,802
+13.9
12,637,540
12,281,053
+ 17.3
9,059,796
8,863,388
City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
-
,
Decatur
6,585,582
Peoria
15,337,730
9,786,764
:
Springfield
Total
Inc.
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Grand
Rockford
by Federal Reserve Districts:
1956
Week Ended Jan. 21
+ 24.4
-
Macon
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1st Boston
6,995,870
127,884,137
125,190,240
Terre
improvement of 14.2%, the
the
in
furnish
we
its
and the
and
is
in the Atlanta Reserve District of
and
to
District
there
179,104,286
gain of 10.7%, the bank clear¬
a
the New York Reserve District
(including this city) the totals record a gain of 7.3%,in the Boston Reserve District of
6.7% and in the
In
17,912,000
176,439,725
319,206,173
Augusta
$22,754,352,054 against $20,877,799,584 in the
Outside of this city there was
ings at this center showing
(6 cities)
Georgia—Atlanta
'
—
increase of 9.0%, the aggregate clearings for
an
3,518,059
18,778,000
3.6
+
Florida—Jacksonville
statement, however, which
For that week there
3,744,660
+ 14.9
.373,160,296
Tennessee—Knoxville
has to be estimated.
cases
4.6
—
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—*
appear
the week
not available at time of going to press.
are
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
Jan. 21.
as
4,154,520
19,478,000
185,385,075
8,705,059
.
6.0
+
—
139,713,706
,
Nashville-
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
In the elaborate detailed
3,963,190
22,388,000
192,106,351
...Maryland—Baltimore
District of
Columbia—Washington—
+13.6
today, inasmuch
cities)
Richmond
5,7
+
—
Virginia—Norfolk
+10.2
$19,803,171,017
854,202,966
(7
Total
Total
—
13,460,379
1
•
8,344,135
36,037,515
14,324,611
1,290,566
961,082,467
3,726,481
5,975,760
5,319,676
+ 12.3
4,685,043
3,765,250
1,575/998,884
(17 cities)—
1,379,252,007
+14.2
1,301,005,936
1,283,965,053
1953
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Dec. Vo
.852,157,272
798 ,811,560
+
6.7
757,895,875
•786,867,864
J../.!, —11
11,626,342,011
10,834 ,769,677
+
7.3
10,610,332,677
9,401,083,619
Philadelphia A——. -t-ll
1,369,727,346
1,280, ,768,518
+
6.9
1,179,531,349
1,167,261,642
7
1,475,814,469
1,280 ,278,973
+ 15.3
1,241,623,173
1,214,182,147
6
740,036,602
663 ,103,775
+ 11-6
628,117,246
617,108,441
6th Atlanta
.—10
1,198,870,991
1,073, 469,523
+ 11.7
944,156,196
951,489,623
7th
—17
1,575,998,884
1,379, 252,007 W+
!4-2
1,301,005,936
1,283,965,053
Louis_—-_U'—_—..j.-_ 4
790,680,420
768, 994,152 '<+
2:8
741,671,735
701,299,654
501,252,574
475,052,509
609,998,118
597,684,105
'2nd New
3rd
i
York
'4th Cleveland
5th
Richmond
—. —
Chicago
8th St.
9th Minneapolis—
112 7
'614,550,487
539, 337,340
+ 13.9
■Jl 9
664,711,237
634, 899,258
+
486 762,428
+15.4 7
10th' Kansas City
Dallas——^... -L
11th
I2th Ban
Francisco—:
i
6
561,509,632
1. —10
/
1,283,952,703
1,137; 352,373
.
Missouri—St,
400,000,000
401,100,000
—
0.3
234,538,576
226,829,156
+
3.4
392,000,000
219,503,273
220,496,985
Tennessee—Memphis
153,631,261
138,790,200
+ 10.7
128,002,741
128,621,305
2,510,583
2,274,796
+ 10.4
2,165,721
790,680,420
768,994,152
2.8
741,671,735
7,461,498
+ 20.2
6,652,673
359,441,890
137,133,239
+ 15.3
336,563,889
323,292,726
158,079,251
+ 15.3
130,849,488
117,317,290
450,669,282
443,624,259
1,037,664,131
1,043,263,899
20,003,918,292
9,098,392
4,617,047
9,015,105
+
0.9
7,787,355
4,514,812
+
2.3
3,704,115
4,167,595
5,853,840
+
4.2
4,432,984
4,260,230
*
Total
(4
cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve
8,970,206
Minneapolis
.i
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
'—110.cities
New
r;We
York
add
now
week ended
22,754,352,054;
20,877,799,584
+
City„
:
.Outside
11,597,773,594
10,474,960,189
+ 10.7
9.0
„
9,652,934,024
,
—-
Montana—Billings
Total
detailed statement showing the figures for each city and for the
our
January 21 for four
'
•
.v
'
'
''
Inc.
.-v;;;'i954-—
or
$
v
$
•••
Dec. %"
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
1
'
.
New
-
•
Haven./-
■
669,421,25^
6.0
628,724,511
3.37J+401
+ 14.2
3,025,271
1,184,664
+ 30.8
4,128,894
—19.0
13,491,613
+19.0
12,609,914,
9,925,830
+13.2
9,136,850
9,511,161
37,085,740
35,847,147
r
-
36,609,21)
-
—
1
/
2.7
1,339,639
Blnghamton
3,425,056
,11,507,792
18,975^182
+ 33.7
16,416,214
15,820,893
+
4.8
36,489,600
39,278,100
2,515,090
+
5.0
798.81L56)
+
6.7
2,640,680
,
Buffalo
♦5,000,000
..
;
,
Jamestown
New
York
2,259,371
:
1,842,951
757,895,875
Northern
New
(11
Jersey
cities).
550,454
7,947,284
5,5
173,343,079
162,502,783
9,156,072
+ 37.3
28,460,396
400.599,626
12,694,067
6,550,401
9,816,379
+ 12.2
7,379,401
+ 12.7
(a)
(10
8,536,647
+ 26.8
27,791,849
23,035,907
6.0
368,899,690
12,593,958
375,768,489
3,910,771
3,264,286
+
(a i
664,711,237
cities)
12,058,428
3,226,789
634,899,258
+
+
3,179,255
609,998,118
4.7
597,684,105
Eleventh Federal! Reserve District—Dallas
Texas—Austin
Forth
10,919,709
:
Worth
Galveston
1.3
8,058,254
8,112,441
414,190,314
+ 15.9
383,860,577
380,541,977
33,998,520
+ 13.9
31,197,145
29,552,386
7,557,000
+
9.8
6,436,258
+
14,477,088
561.509,632
Louisiana—Shreveport
6,882,300
6,684,867
17,663,244
Falls
Wichita
10,777,948
479,951,610
38,733,202
Dallas
Total
(6 cities)
486,762,428
6,896,000
7,218,000
3.9
6,225,259
6,299,488
+ 22.0
14,432,047
11,899,967
i
+15.4
450,669,282
443,624,259
—
4,85,0.523
3,434,087
2,853,416
20,006,950
3.1
4,703,501
4.555,999
+ 26.7
126,671,685
132,055,112
9.1
2,749,085
2,897,813
San
+17.1
2,204,239
3,907,419
San
Jose
—
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
Lake
7.2
10,214,000,070
9,029,948,791
37,063,053
+ 17.0
33,559,327
20,030^649.
+ 18.9
26,292,341
20,429,170
28,630,237
+
5.2
24,534,873
+
5.7
158,989,865
164,900,371
—
5,761,136
—17.4
4,176,443
3.944,796
177,663,783
94,533,551
+ 10.5
173,544,843
181,178,747
6.4
90,331,588
81,449,723
100,569,791 '
27,361,968
——
-
—
19,284,174
690,693,905
23,942,751
7,120,880
12,270,677
24,164,242
+
+ 13.2
21,494,128
19,201^642
17,412,344
-
+ 10.8
15,567,660
15,670,771
589,513,625
+ 17.2
540,794,074
545,652,307
21.3
16,959,440
14,818,678
+
7.1
5,997,400
5,841,325
+
9.7
9,808,690
10,605,539
19,737,126
6,648,941
11,188,688
+
30.394,616
30,108,394
City
California—Long Beach
Pasadena
10,402,839*396
190,728,937
196,329,710
Francisco
+
201,622,112
4,756,735
40,598,863
43,369,494
22,048,113
,
Connecticut—Stamford
840,572
633,787
8,875,837
•—
14.248.946
Joseph
—39.9
11,156,578,460
_
New Jersey—Newark
166,857,234
905,979
4.1
+ 14.4
—
786,867,864
23,816,582
Rochester
Total
%
128,746,685
3,341,657
Syracuse
814,080
8,779,133
36,091,518
Yakima
49,418,470
3,123,137
J
+ 11.1
988,249
780,806
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
163,098,459
.
Klmira
475,052,509
424,811,488
Washington—Seattle
29.701,537
_
12,468/610
501,252,574
1,234,603
3,210,456
-
31.661,300
852,157,272
York—Albany
11,262,070
+13.9
12.567.945
;
City—
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Total
Second Federal Reserve District—Mew York—
New
—17.1
157,759,138
Wichita
3,022,250
25,362,861
(12 cities)
7,293,424
658,530,875
+
33,173,700
Hampshire—Manchester
6,252,634
15,916,956
1,027,355
4,740,526
35,617,972
Island—Providence
Total
2,105,910
5,645,294
16.051,386
-
Connect ic u t—Ha rfford—_
.New
1,953,015
+ 33.8
3,345,314
.
,
Worcester
+14.5
5,435,947
11,235,975
....
'
•.'
539,337,340
10.044,640
*
Kansas—Topeka
St.
2,083,168
1,549,427
New Bedford
•
Tenth Federal Reserve District—IKansas City—
Missouri—Kansas
3,859,593
Corinefield
Rhode
|
709,665,001
River
Dowell
%
7,271,042
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
$
1953
2,384,321
L
Portland
v
614,550,487
-
Omaha
'
'
cities)
Lincoln
Wesk Ended Jan. 21
1955,1
1956
(
(7
Hastings
"
Clearings at—
2,181,364
701,299,654
6,102,553
13,196,447
Nebraska—Fremont
years:
v
*
414,486,591
Paul
South
.
'
■
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
North
+
350,000,000
18,682,882.815
9,789,918,222
1
+ 12:9
•
Illinois—Quincy
St.
4.7
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Helena
; Total
_
19,149,571
6,733,860
3,293,340
8.6
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
6.4
+
Total
South
Total
v
7,852,682
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
West
days—
All cities, one day
+
3,643,865
-
20,574,936
Youngstown
320,945,712
$16,807,518,831
..
cities,
Other
the
•
1.7
5.3
+
+ 18.9
Ten
The
+ 12.1
—
+ 11.8
Baltimore
6.9%.
4,343,548
1,113,000,000
3,143,637
7,253,687
Jersey—Trenton—
Mansfield
2.3
Cleveland
same
1,752,342
4,659,699
1,121,000,000
3,649,696
Columbus
1.5
366,800,000
___—*
Pittsburgh
are
4,037,695
1,815,266
7.8
7.1
+
7,129,390
Cleveland
6.1
San Francisco
we
6.7
+
—
3,843,523
Cincinnati
Louis
St.
ends
1,748,963
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+ 10.0
682,456,535
our
1,755,568
4,525,954
Ohio—-Canton
+ 13.8
h
v
1,580,679
5,176,089
Delaware—Wilmington
New
1.9
+
1,117,304,847
in
—15.4
1,213,000,000
York
1955
$11,033,216,022 $10,824,982,364
Kansas City
1,846,263
4,769,846
Scranton
Total
Philadelphia
1,331,939
1,866,682
Wilkes-Barre
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Jan. 28—
$
1,280,180
1,299,000,000
Philadelphia—
Reading
At this center
1955.
the week follows:
New York
1953
$
—20.5
7,174,626
week in
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 1.9%.
a
.
Lancaster
Our preliminary totals stand
1954
or
Dec. %
2,045,477
1,562,359
Chester
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Jan. 28, clearings for all
$21,782,736,627 against $20,554,818,804 for the
Inc.
1,625,386
Bethlehem
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
*6.0% above those of the corresponding week last year.
1955
$
Pennsylvania—Altoona
based
45
+
Santa
Total
Grand
74,881,655
60,961,859
+
8.6
62,112,044
87,94l;qg£
+
6.1
72,906,649
76,078,829
+
7.3
10,610,332,677
9,401,083,619
10,834,769,6J7
(10
total
58.760,807
93,322,636
11,626,342,011
Barbara
■
Stockton
Outside
1,283,952,703
New York
♦Estimated,
City——
(a)Clearing
1,137,352,373
22,754,352,054
cities)—
(110 cities)
20,877,799,584
+
11,597,773,594
10,474,960,189
+ 10.7
opertalons discontinued.
+ 12.9
1,037,664,131
1,043,263.899
9.0
20,003,918,292
18,682,882,815
v
9,789,918,222
9,652,934,024
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(598)
Monday, January 30, 1956
ENTIRE ISSUE
Foreign Exchange Rales
Bank
the different
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
certifies daily to the Secretary
countries of the
JANUARY
——i—■■
••
20,
TO JANUARY
1956
~
*
•
■
•
•
Mills,
t
pound
schilling
Australia,
Austria,
Merck & Co.,
.328333
.328200
.328233
.328233
1.001517
1.001250
1.001183
.210166
.210200
.00435401'
.00285357
.00285357
1.001718
.210300
'
.00435401*
.
.00285357'
franc
v
.237188*%
,237188*
„
i
-Feb
Oil
&
f...debentures, due 19621
s.
Snowdrift
Co.,, Inc.,
pfd.
conv.
1
13 $2837
■
29:<1
1.;»,'
-Mar
stock
ft
$2472
•Announcement in
this
-
.261225
2.778774;
.496766*
v
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
"
.193330*
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.797322
2.795661
2.796077
2.808125
2.807812
2.806041
2.806562
2.806651
:
Kingdom,
»•
(.'-■'
i-»', -.r;, •*■'0*
;>
is
■?!*& *>
-v v-
>• i
.
+
Fund——- "
net
from
realized in
f
2.796180
...193330*;
Companu
from
$1.11 >/2
,
.233350
2.797633
pound...
pound sterling......
Africa,
(13j/2c
•.193330*
.193330*
.233350
.193330* '
franc
South
Name of
Blue Ridge Mutual
.140080*
.0349000
.496766*
i-B-1'.'
iPw ■when ■ Holder*
—,Shares Payable a/Reo.
"
mr
-
2.778877
'
.140080*
»*<•'.# :l\".
■
•.
.
(Continued from-page; 12),'',^
.0800560
.140080*
.140080*
.0349000
•
2.806666
.261216
.261235
.
2.778361
.496766*'
pesOxx
7
2.780012
'
V
'!-.
/.'TJ-.v
-
.
investment^ incomes and!^ti:1+
neL:capital- gains
-
yfi
balance
1955)
t'r
.
$1.25 ^p 2-17
*+<*■
; ' 1-25
Bonstock
Corp. (From investment income^—4~-> ^5c^— 2-20r'Booth Fisheries Corp., com.v'(quar.)
^ 25c^
>'2- 1
4% - preferred
1-20
1-20 '
?
(quarL^^'-l-20"^'"'
Borg-Warner Corp., com. (^uar?)_*——' 3- 1
2-8
.
ZV2%
tTemporarily omitted.
preferred
..JBoston
Edison'
Boston
(quar.)+^——
(quar.)
87V2c^ -«4<»»^"^3-19'1- '
i
RtiWieg^-' 2-25
Brantford Cordage-Ltd., ciasgg.W
(fttiittWg-i M* 2-
million, of which $68 million was in, New York City.
Holdings of "other'* securities increased $51 million.
Demand deposits adjusted increased~$63 -million in
New York City and $55 million in the Dallas District,
but they decreased $43 million in the Cleveland District.
Time deposits decreased $39 million—
.>3...
.
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks increased $49
million and
borrowings from others increased. $173
million. Loans, to banks increased $168 million^,.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
thousands of
dollars)
Increase (+ ) or
ASSETS—
25,
Jan. 18,
—
1956
Jan. 26,
1956
1955
'
___
20,151,351
■
;•
.—
860,823
l
—
1,924
—
'22,750
A
2,975
—
of
summary
assets
member banks follows:
5
Total
F.
R.
gold
certificate
notes of
cash
Discounts
reserves
21,012,174
other- banks_,i,-_;_.i
5%
28,471
-846,879
+
23,257
656
S, Government
securities:
v
Notes
] »' Bonds
•+■
1,123
—
Jan. 18,..
+
'
'
"S.
ASSETS—
v.
■'
U
adjusted*
L—
619,000;— -182,200
5,920,699
14,165,913
[,ij.
—
;>•
2,801,750'
.
____
Commercial- and Industrial
+•% 330,744
—7,961,642.
•-
.
outrlghtu.«i.M
23,507,3f>2
j -Agricultural loanst
I.nann
Loans
+ 8,128,642'
^~-182,200
*■
•
23,507,362
;—182,200 '
loans and securltiesLi» 24,374,519
.'.i -22
foreign banks—
—.ui.
-
Uncollected
Bank
cash
premises
items———..a—
U.
166,744
160,092
•*.-
4,613,658
-i;;
; r
193,445
+
+
+
7,772
+
assets
51,126,820
—-.——_
—662,119
.
Reserve
Deposits:
preferred
U." S.
notes__
26,205,196
reserves.:.—
TreasurerT-^gen'l
1—
8,
Loans
30,286
^
■
1.1.
461,353
ix'-"
ft^vpreferred-(qu«r.>4_.i*u^ri?<i^^IiL-vt$- $1.50.'*-+
70V "f+4,239$
- 1! :;
-y-
29
;
8,150
,
y
notes
:
*
bonds_a—
10,148
•
•L.
"•
•
24"
1,3488U
banks^_„
to
x_
1,066
—xx—ix———_x
—2,888-
'"51
+
Cash
with
+;
168
in
Reserve- Banks:.:::.!! ? 13,734
Federal
vault
+
domestic
28
1,0H
,
.
Tots^
Deferred
581,198
--
65,696
-
deposits
paid
+
22,024-
346,896
A.-L.iAA
cash
-
-
36,374
>•+
19,920,091.
items
*
—
+
-:
10-30 +
X0* »■
V; 2-29 ;'f
3-15
2-15:5 r: 2- i'J
^
'
(increased^iquar^i'rilrti?!-
com.
preferred
(quar.)2-yz.—I
Calaveras
Land
.1SMR4K
Timber-^
k
;\3-3o*-r.'a+
;.5Qf
»k
47
+
76
"-./V;-V/l'
151
•
»x~ ——"
y '
.
21,544"
1,081':
,U.
6.
deposits adjusted-^
deposits except Ui S. Government—
Government
6eposits_____—_____x,
Interbank demand deposits—
-
•
.
20,295
—246,935
13,092
+
Surplus
(Section 7)—693,612
(Section
tOct.
32,711
27,543
134,891
,
reported
14,755
5,
"other"
10,202
+
:42
to
banks
items
weefcj-ended
\
49
657
173
loans
million
and
shown
gross.
1956;
Total liab. and capital accts.;
Ratio
to
of
certificate reserves
deposits and F. R; note lia—^
51,126,820
—662,119
liability
purchased
ances
on-
for
615
+
■
Industrial
loan
hbi
:
45.6%
1
'
"
'
,
—
1
Canada Cement Ltd.-,
increased
and
?
;
of valuation
industrial,
and
"
•
Common
Redemption Calls and; Sinking Fund
.
1,053
+
; >14
—•770
mm
'
m'
-
1.
Below will be found
preferred
a
and common
list
of corporate
stock
called
bonds,-notes,;
for
$1.25
.
in
holdings of
deposits credited to domestic banks, and an
increase of $151 million in demand
deposits adjusted. - -
Commercial and industrial loans decreased $70 million
principal changes
decreases of $33 million in the San
Francisco Dis¬
trict, $16 million each in the Kansas City and Dallas
Districts, and $13 million in the St. Louis
District," and
increase of $11 million in the Boston
District.
according to industry
appear in another
Real estate loans increased $23 million.
press
Changes
release
City; there
was
a
net decrease of
all reporting member banks.
$47 million at
Holdings of Treasury
cer¬
tificates of indebtedness decreased
$48 million. Hold¬
ings of United Statqs Government bonds decreased
2-15
•»
i
.
.1*4:;;+.'0-14-=*-?
$76
1-ifr
Mills,
Inc.,
preferred
Special
Canadian
TENDER
-•
i
stock
.
.Canadian
.
,
4%
Feb
Carreras
Alco
Products, Inc., 1% cumulative preferred
Cornell-Dubilier Electric Corp.—
37/8%
s.
f. debentures, due 1972_______.
Carolina,
4+2%
stock
Feb
6
Case
Page
Cllnchfield & Ohio Ry.—
mortgage bonds, series A, due 1965
Chicago, Roek Island & Pacific RR.—
......
.
Mar
__x_
Corp., 4% cumulative preferred stock
Diamond Alkali Co., 4.40% preferred stock__
1
Mar
1
1
„
1978
!.
;
403
4.20%
Central
*
211
8
213
conv.
pref.
Power
1 v; 12-3*
1
•
I- ft
•-
1-28
I.
3-
.
1—2-13
Electric
(quar.)
«
•'!
-1-20
2-10;-
1-20
2-10
1-31
1- ft
,19c-
1- ft
1-10
3-
1
2-15
2-
1
1-10
2-
..
1-31
1-31
20c
-
3-12
4-2.?
(quar:j'-____x^—.^v $1.25^.^
preferred
Public
Corpc-+./rt.f x-tSr;>ilu—-Z-l.
4%.;pfd.„tquar.)_.
(quar;)
& Light.
y#-JV/sc.r:
:
$1._
1
1-28
2-
(quar;t^L4_^v,_j,_x_.^r
.J
,
.
.
-
,
.
1
1-14
2-
1
,1-10
1-14
2-291
1-31.
2-1
1-21
—
in -1955>4 Payables
cash or in shs. at theiriBettasset* value«•
at the close of business Jan./ilfk'vlOSB?.'*: .'
gains
at
option of shareholders)
Cerro de-Pasco (stock div:)^
.
^
1
2-
(quar.$1.05
Utility
(From- -capital
•
$2362
2r29. -u' ,= 1- ft-
-
(quar.)i____
Century Shares Trust—
1
pfd. -stock—Feb 16
1-16
1-24:
3- 9
20fc-..
Central & South West Corp. : (gu^.|l__:l__-C '
35c-'
Century Food Market, 5 % preferred" (quar.) " ' 6214c':
213
1
.
.^2-11.:
-;.2-20
-
«
Co.,
^
4^m
pfd.
&
1
Central Illinois Securities-
1
West-Virginia Pulp Ac,.. Paper Co., 4lAt%
....
(increa6ed)i*__::c.___4i-.,60c
u._i
25c<--.
(quar.)
Hudson Gas
I
3%% s. f. debentures, due 1962x_Feb^
1(Indiana);.3Ve% debentures due J.982-Feb 10
Co., 15-year 3V2% debentures----—
Feb
1
-
common
Foundry, 5%
$1.50
15
s. f. debs., due: 1978-Feb
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.. 4%%-debs.; due 1974_Mar
=
Corp.,
preferred
Central
Mar
2-
-:,^$1.75v
^increased quar.f. y. t -45c.(quar.),$105
Central
403
___x_Feb
Ray Drug
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., $4
preferred
Central Electric & Gas
,
Btandard Oil Co.
Sun
1-10
2-15
$l,12,/a
"
Celotex
206
Feb- 24'
New
5%
(quar.)
Co.
5%
1
Co., $1.50 cumulative preferred stock_>_Mar 31
6%-convertible debentures due 1966
Jan-30
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
3%% ref. mtge. bonds, series O, due
Pet Milk Co., 4
preferred stock-
I.)
preferred
Central
Container
Seabrook Farms
1
3-15
'
(quar.)
Caterpillar Tractor, com;
205
,
__Mar
$8c
Ltd.
preferred
(J.
7%
4.20%
___Mar
1st
Fram- Corp.,
2-
(s-a^-l^Ix-W,
,v
2n
conimoB^. (quar.l2iI.;;^27;1/4c r^. 2-
pref.
(year-end) ■-^.-J—Ix-—
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co^^.V^vr?--
$2688
*
Pacific
non-cum
.
Page
1
.
Co.
r
>.$6c
(quar.lxxl„^rx-x,^-x(»; .:,. $l5c
Ry. ordinary, (final)w
,f.ci-$75c
Cos;.
-
.
Date";
Date
1995^
—,
Marconi
Carolina Power & Light,
Stock dividend
■
-
due
$32e
...
—ZZ*v~.
shares
Canadian Oil
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
debentures,
common4quaF.)
.
Company and Issue—
4 V2 %
Ltd.,
Co.,
2-29
2-29
■
.
Company and Issue—:
Head
Bronze
3
,-
NOTICE OF
Indian
(quar4x_xx_^x____x«.,x$31^gt*v-->4^
preferred
lrlO
•;
5 %, preferred1.' (quar;)^^l^^_i+x^.x^4x,.WK $$-125 ^ 2-;-l;.-v:.>.i.riu :•
T Canadian Industries: (L954t?Lidj12-3*.* i
Canadian Investment Fund,
:• »..'
v;
s..
-!'
Diamond' Match
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $36 million in the
Richmond District and increased
$50 million in New
York
—______tl0€<v,
conv.
Canadian
redemption,
demand
banks; the
Special
._
„
-
Government securities, $257 million-in
United States Government
deposits, and $165 million in
an
,
.
8-15
12,272
States
member
_
*preferred (in(tfa1tguar,V;Uv;i-KK.$29,/4eK. , 3-15 v
Murtga^ Cotp-' (TOT,6ntb)^£^:^A ,3'^Z".-7 >"■.
Special
+
Decreases of $177 million
reporting
1-31:
-> 1-10
Canada Southern Ryl' (s-a.l
1-r
Canadian Breweries Ltd.,
c6m.^(qHar.)'l__—$37V2c-4-.3
-
all
com.
•>
Increased;tx-.—Jl—$75c->/• '-4-.2
3-13
£
Special:—?
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
The: condition statement of weekly reporting member
the current volume (except where
of the Federal Reserve System in
indicated) in which
leading cities
chows the following principal changes for the week i the details were given in the ^Chronicle."
'
~
Ltd.^
*4^/4-,-
1-3L- .'•
s-2flb'i> 2e90-.,
1-31
r
'
banks
were
1-19
each
•-
-
-
at
'#
\
(One
.
and
real- estate-loans
respectively.-
eom.7lqpa^ivx^---LUxx,y;y.$?5c:
Class, A- (quar;)x^—~^-T—15c-.- v-i 2-15
Canada Iron Foundries.
$3Tr/2e.7- ' 4- 2
Canada
,
Condihon.-Statenmnt;«f;Meniliep.^ttenk^^i^^
United
1-10
:r.,
".
4
;
Canada Foils
re-'1-
•
commercial,
decreased
million,:
$25
•'
•
94k
+
-
33,727
m-
•
-*•;
Canada Permanent
.6%
2,518
'
commitments
ended Jan. 18:
y,
1-31, :;
>*-1-10
Si-32 preferred
Campball-- Soup^* (-quap.+xx_^ly:;^x^--x_l^,,,,.1-31.
•
+1,072,673
•
accept-""
foreign +
correspondents
™
.2r;l
-y
.
_x_x—i_x—
Contingent
KilblJ. L.
1
gold
bilities combined
?
+.
..,
New- 4%%
;
if~
.„.iv. w l-io; ■ • (quar,)^—yfx-lLy.xx-^^ 33c j; ,2- 1-v.y. 1-1Q
87;-
agricultural loans'were not•' •'
:• ••".
>-)
.»
>
•"
>
$318
$294
after-deduction
and
are
Jan; 4;
reclassification
1955
loans
—~.T "1—
,
"751
L—
separately.
agricultural
7,230
-+
~
——
"25e- -2-1
r
—
loans
--a———- /
Triephone;.cphf.v(fW9t) ~—-+.; 25e
530
+
"
the
to
—
Packing? Corpr
*
165
1,469
individual loan
tPrior
'—-j*—
€alif;: Water &
257;'
10,972
——-
Reserve" »ankSx_
'•JBicclusive' of
—669,935' ' +1,015,005
586
-
_a.
From others
serves;
fcurpius
I3b)_x_i——y
Federal
From
r
",
304,921
accounts——
2,383 ■'
banks-
—
CaHf.
2 39"
Borrowings—1
-
456,485 «-■:
—
hanksvUt^x"—
Domestic
-
796
—
49,965,853
r
in_—_-x__„__a.
capital
37,721
58.572
Time
126,602
—220,424 f
3,827,474
and accrued dividends'
"Total liabilttiesx
Other
'*
/,
;
174872
Foreign
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
-Capital
+
—
.
availability
•Other liab.
-
;.. ...tlSe
X- •
135-
20
+
1-30"
4-30r-!"T *- •
7-30'"
lii'V*
'•
Butterfly Hcsiery Co., Ltdi,17^*llfdi
(A. Mv) Co., 1'U pfd>":(quarf')':
318
,
—
57
1
2,554"
banks^xx7»x^i.-^v
1-12 " r
Byers
289
—
4V2c!e
-
—1,223'
76'
—
•
8,249
Butler's Inc.,
—1,833
6
—
-
-k-
7$1 Se
Quarterly..
Burroughs (J. P.), & Sons *.:(huar
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25-pM
•
—1,149';
-r-: • 48
20,407
:
;
t ^y
■
$ 15eir;'
——
+1,905$
—7,093 '
47
2$^$5<r
Quarterly
912$
+
;_x„
Extra
Quarterlyv
i2 ^ y+y 203
177
—
6.943i
-
:
2^15
2;
M
309
+
•
...23
+
29,509
'
.
Bueil Die & Machine Co.
.
securities^-total_iK—
LIABILITIES—
—4S1.122
' +172,300
396r474+;--H-
a-aa.:
tl
;
I
3-19 ^
•
2,- J;*vrl'. if. 1^: J- tJ •
Bullock's Inc., 4% preferred^qiidW;-Ti'lt-S!ifri^A'?i ^
Bunker Hill ti Sullivan Mhrtngj• ■ & ^eowc;'a•
.
' + 1,072,673
'—201,780
16,715,368:
account
'.-■•Foreign- *.
;
If
4- 1
riM
Demand
hank
■it Other
(
'(iquari^iv 95c'
Brown
:+
y-'
Cl.283
*
«—:_x—*—'7
Other securities
7,084-
'
Member:
,.
■
Co. ;
'
25c: '" .3-' iV^' 3511',
Brunhig. (Charles) Co. ('*?» 25cW V3-<;lyW 2- 1f K
Buckeye Steer Castings,
:
2-1
^rl-20 '!: '/
63
+
•
.
—_+x^!
Balances- ^with
«
1-17
4-to-Yl*'
LIABILITIES—
Federal
'
243
—
2,633
,
:.+
bills
Treasury
U.
635,760
+
153
-
,
Treasury certificates of indebtedneesi,"^
••
-
v+
,
Dur-'pur
,——
loans
Government
S.
Reserves
„...
'■
Brooklyn- Garden" Apartmohts^es^^^rr-^.f i $3
Brooklyn Union Gas- (quaK)
45c*
"
253,927
+
'-—554130
62,065.
—
-Other assets
Total
$3.80
for
Real estate: loans
,,
Treasury
•Total
dealers1 for
dealers1 for
carrying securities—x_:_^
purchasing or carrying"
or
securities,a.*——-.——w—x
163,744
Other
Due from
(quar.X+PP^u
(quar^±2i^i"i:—i—W *■; 25e-^ 2-15
Taunton^.Gas—yf?*"**-.'>;
Brockton
1956 c1955'-y.
• - y
—,::-, 562
and
and
hrnkers
brokers
tn
to
chasing
-3,000
Total U. S. Govt, securities^
v
L-li
'
Broadway-Hale Stores
Jan.'19.
Jan.-ll.--
25,760 !'
loanst—.y—
'
;
Held under repurchase agreem't
j
preferred
preferred
2nd
-
preferred- (quar;)t.".;7- l^Axk'U- preferred-•
(quar.J^^L'i^^L^^tiit&Vr-^r16« 1
millionsot'doll*r8-)':-v.!'',
:
;
;
adjusted*———85,467
—„————rr 47,709
and investments
Loans
'
Total bought
•
-
Loans
——
r-1956
;
174*
" 19,622
-
i—.—'
-
•
Other loans
'Tl'
L' ^l2-'3rr: "
■41/2%
T
••*,;i"'l.!''/;Decrease (•—) Since-
-
400,875
+
26'"
—
19,622
12,163
—
,
Certificates——.
v
■i
outright-.
Bills' -i_
-
•
183,504 j
+
12-
^ ^2^^'»y
preferred
4Yi&i preferred (quar.)£iiz±-i^4$1.12»4r-:
Increase( + ) or
—v
•
-
advancesj___._7—
Bought outright—
■
-
17,632
+
Ordv-(interii^^=2r!±w*^f.a3;%r-.^
receipts
ft"1-^-
$25c--i-' "3-:'3- ft
2;+.'.,, •'
•
.,
and
Acceptances—bought
U.
25,725'
—
+
449;635
-——
Industrial loans
,
1,925
—
421,302"
.
dep.
-4% %■
%*,'
,
&•
*
reporting
of
.
'
Other
liabilities
and;
;1" ■
Hose
British Columbia Forest Products Ltdi
t^owr')*
British^ Columbia. TelephoheV'CntK—
"
..
certificates
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Amer.
;
.
Decrease (—) Since
Jan.
Woven
Class A (quar.)^i
British. Celainese, Ltd.—..
.
*'
Reserve Banks Combined
Oold
'
issue.,, $ Volume 182..
■-
' .210200
,
.0800560
.0800560
.261268..,.
.
<'
-
.140080*
_
•Nominal.
r
•
ifii*" 449
_Mar
.237188*
.210200
2.806562
2.806041
.0800560
.261333
2.780321
>
.210166
2.807812
-
United
1962__ -Mar-
.
.00285357
.237188*
.237188*
:.210300
.0800560 ^
;
Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona_.
of
Corp., 5%
4,
i'
-
11'
ti
n
00435401*
'
pound
krone
..
.00285357
•_
.210300
guilder.—,_i
Philippine
Union
__Feb< 2
'
peso
Switzerland,
■
ti
i
!,
stock__
.210200
.00435401*
:a
;<m :
.0200087
2.808125
Zealand,
=..
preferred
pfd.-. stock -Eeb
Oil
Wesson
.0385802*
.0200062
.210300
pound
Norway,
.0385802*
.0200017
;.00435401*
(Metropolitan),
Netherlands,
New
.0385802*
.0200008 %
if
stock -Mar" L*
Inc.—
second
Toklan
2.236387
.0385802*
1.001562
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
Mexico,
preferred
.
t
t
2.236304
2.235972
.328333
dollar
Malayan
dollar
Ireland,
Jan.26
Jan. 25
t
;:4%,
2.237300
.
.0385802*
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka—
France
:
,
3% %conyertible
Corp.—
"
First mortgage
sinking fund 5'U bonds due
Sun Oil Co., class A
preferred stock-.
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.,--$4,40 conv-.
,0200020
Belgium,
franc
British Malaysia,
Canada,
t
.
2.237549
-
.
Money)
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 24
Jan.23
Jan. 20
peso
Inc.,
Roosevelt Oil &
Refining
Tuesday
.
v.
Advertising. Co.,* Inc.,* pfd.> stock— -Feb 15li $1693
Higbie Manufacturing Co.,; 5%. conv,; preferred Stock. -Feb 14
•
$
Monday
..•
403
Outdoor
$4.25
Friday
+].
.
Mills, Inc., 5% subordinate; com*;, debentures :_Mar*
li»206
Consolidated Frelghtways, Inc.,, preferred-stock__
■
.
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New York (Value In United States
$
I
.
—Mar 15-
~
Monetary Unit
Pago%
20
Beaunit
General
_
Argentina,
Ohio RR.—
General
————»
Country and
-Feb
&
Refunding & general mtge.,bonds*, ser. K„«;due, 2000 -Mar -1 -- $2463
Refunding & general mtge. bonds,, ser. M, due 1996 _Mar 1 v, $2462
1st mtge. bonds, series
A.and*B,.du<r1975.
-•Apr-:; !'«"*--v: a 2
INCLUSIVE
1956,
26,
&
Date
Law,, Inc.,. preferred. stock__
Telegraph,. Co.™
convertible-debentures, due-1965_'___ —May
12-year 3%%
Baltimore
federal reserve bank to treasury under tariff act of 1930
rates certified by
exchange
foreign
Telephone
CALLED
-
Frank-Guenther
American
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
the requirement of
Pursuant to
Company and Issue—
Albert
82c-
V
"
10?^
-
t
-31
1-3
10
2-1
.
1-J
r1-20
5
Volume
183
t153*'
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.^t
Number 550Z
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
47
(599)
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f
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-
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'
,
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• Share
•
*yChanning. Corp>
Chase ■Manhattan'..bank\(quar.■
CherryrBUrrell Corp!;1 cbnttnon (qtrtir3ii-£i
Holder*
2-20
55c
2-15
20c
-
1-26
$1
1-31
-
60c
2-15
2-
4-
3-27
3
Corp.
i x
••
81
I '."City
Stores Co.,
;
■
.'
1
3-29
1-10
1
3-31
1-20'
3-12
'
2-
1
1-10
1-16
/
$5
$1.25
1-31
40c
2-15
>
$1.12 »/2
.-
*
87
3-
<;
10c
v"'(i.East
1
3-
2-14
1
-;,:MfchsV' (20c; par)yfor-.each
J.)
Co.,
Ltd. v(quar.)^-.M^^^_--
iihl i-Extra
J25c
V-
75c
'-:i
3-
87 '/2c
'>
-rcoitlrl^-3^carr^%1i*i4'y
•___
4VSj %
1-10
2—1
►2-
1
$1.06
$1.16
1-17.
s
2-1
22 '/2c
(<Colurnbla Terminals Qo.,,jr'/t vM.
2'/2%
-
;
-1-16 1"
* 4
42V4C
2-
-
25c.
(quar.)
2-1
12-30
$1.34 -
3-1
12-30
2-A
t-7&
3- 9*
2-
50C
National Watch
(quar.)
Emhart Mfg.
(quar.)____
1
-
,12-22
:
;
2-15
.42:04. preferred
$1
2-15
2-15
J20e
;
-J
1
*2.20 .preferred i.J.quar^._^_F^r^T^Firy
^Cohuohio, Inc., 44. cents ..pfA-iquar.-K.i-^I
^Consolidated ;Bakeries 'nf Canada Ltd.- (s-aj
►Consolidated .bearborrj4inqreased quar.);___i
,
{.
Consolidated Edison
/n .jY.O^com.^, (quai.)—,
prefe^'ed(quar^)^.
$5
.
Copsol.
2-
Consolidated
'
Consolidated
i ' *.
,
,
4-
2
1
1-6"
Fairbanks
Co.,
2-
1.
1-20
Fall
Gas
60c
;
Ar
40c
,
Fanner
Mfg.'.Co.
Farmer
„
^,
...
|3- 1
♦—
2-15
1-16
Federal
Federal Grain, Ltd., $1.40 pref.
Federal Insurance Co.
(quar.)
$4.50
preferred
preferred
$4.52
(quar.).
New
$3.75
preferred
Continental
Range
Corson
(G.
<Cosden
(stock
quar.)
H.),
Petroleum
Cosmopolitan
Inc.
(stock
Realty
&
4Vt%
Cross
'
-
Crown
$1
•
Cuban
7%
'
•
common
& Seal
&
Land,
$1.12
pfd,
(initial)
Drug
Inc.
Power
Mfg.,
&
A
B
S.)
Co.,
Diversified
A
or
diversified
3-
2-15
Forest
3-15
3-
4•
7-
2
2
6-15
9-14
2-15
2-
Fruehauf
J
5
'
3-20
3-
$1
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
$1.13
2-
1
New
'
1-10
Extra
Fulton
2-
1
A
1-27
1-10
35c
_1_ —
---2
3
3-
3
2-
3-
3
2-
class
A
pref.
i—
Shares
Co.,
1
2-
20c
3-15
3-
1
15c
3-15
3-
1
"$6
preferred
4%
Gas
1-12
General
45c
1
1-
6
General
2-
1
1-
6
-
deposit receipts ord.
1
837'AC
2-
1-15
.Investment Fund
6%
payable
3-
1-31
12-16
7
,
..;-23
$5
pfd.
Inc.
.
12-30
General
10c
2-15
1-31
Class
1-31
1-16
Howard
1-31
1-13
<■
Corp.,
on
Stores
'A %
3-
1
3-13
Hubinger
3-
1
2-13
Hudson
2-15
1-26
2
2-
1
1-18
2-15
1-27
'
62'Ac
2-15"
$1.50 '
2-
1-27
1
1-19
2-'9
1-27
2-
60c
1-20
1
25c
2-
1
1-20
10c
2-
1
1-20
$1
—
2-
1
1-13
Hussmann
Hydraulic
Brick
3-
1
!■ 2-10
3-vlY
~
3-10
8$i-25::
3-12
60c
3-15
7
i~—t-t-,
20c
5
•2-10
'
,3-
1
Ltd.—
Co
2-10
2-27
,
Refrigerator
Press
■I-
$1.06 'A
—
Production
7-15
_
Bay Mining & Smelting,
Hugoton
5
,7- 5
25c
quar.)
iquar.)
(quar.)-—_____
Co.
5
7-15
50c
7
(reduced
com.,,
4-
'4-
4-15
50c
—_—
Corp.,
4-15
50c
....
Increased
Preferred
1-31
"
V
-
2-
26c
1
2-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)______
1
1-20
12-30
1-20
•
12%c
2- 1
2- 1
l-'fl
A
preferred
(quar.)
.
Dreferred
B
Idaho
Power
1-20
1
1-20
1-18
1-18
Illinois
2-6
Illinois
3-1
$4
Co.,
—L*
Brick
Power
(quar.)
Co.,
common
4.20%
preferred
1-16
4.26%
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
•
2-15
'4.42%
1-10
2-1
1-
3-10
A
capital
realized
1-24
2-15
2-15
,
1-20
100%
1-31
3-23
1- 9
3- 9
87'/2c
1-31
1-
82V2c
.
~
9
1
2-
1
2-
1
1-20
1-20
...
.
1-10
1-10
1-10
the
fiscal
of
preferred
Inc.
1-10
583Ac
2-1
1-10
2-10
1-18
2-1
com.
1-13
Dec.
50c
'
from
from
net
10c
from
1
2-
X
7-
2
6-
2
3-
1
2-
1
2-
1
1-
3
-
Fund—
investment
securities
3-
$3
23c
(quar.)
■
(12c
1-10
(Mass.)— "4
—
Institutional Growth
*
gains
ended
(quar.)
-6% preferred (s-a)
Institutional Foundation
,
1
31'Ac
out
year,
1
2-
53'Ac
r—--
distribution
2-
$1.11
gains
in
Inger'soll-Rand Co.,
,
1-20
5c
2-
1-16
.
55'Ac
(quar.)
Investors—
Head Mills,
$1.25
9
40c
:
(quar.)__—.___
J
1
52'Ac
_____—
1955
Indian
2-17
2-13
50c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Incorporated
1-9
9334c
—
2- 1
preferred
4.70%
2-15
$1.25
.
1
2-
•
1-13
2- 1
75c
1-25
,
1
2-
5lc
2-15
!___
2-
65c
(quar.)
1-13
1
1-16
1-16
.
'
2- 1
2- 3
3-15
$1
30c
________
3- 9
3-
1
2r20
"
—
—
(quar.)——
2- 1
25c
J'
:30C
40c
preferred
81
$1.75
1
1
2-
,7
$1.25-
(quar.)__^
34c
—
$1
—
(quar—
com.
4.08%
5%
2-
2-
,25c
(s-a)
"
5%
1-20
1-31
1-31
60c
quar.)
4%
2- 1
2-
B
Hygrade Food Products
12-30
31
(quar.)
2
3-
'
50c
preferred
1-13
dividend)
A
3
2-
3-28
(quar.)
-15c
common
1-
2-24
40c
—'
1
(quar.)
1-14
:
common
preferred series
4
B
1-26
.
Stock dividend
$3.50
1-20
2- 1
1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
2-1
25c
—
$2
(quar.)
2-15
Advertising (quar.)-
Utilities
1-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
in
(quar.)
"
-
B
Class
50c
--
Public
Shoe
Class
15c
62J/2c
L
2-1
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
8$2.50
Storage Co.—
-Class A (quar.)
1
$1.50
(qv.ar.)
1-10
-
1
2-
2-1
$4 pfd. (qiiar.)_
Terminal Warehouse & Cold
1-20
_•
6
8$2.50
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
C
2-
1
1
6
1-
Lighting & Power,
Houston
2-20
1-20
1-
2-1
—
preferred
Houston
-
Special
1-31
4%
3
__
Corp.
preferred
Extra
1
-
2-
22c
(quar.)„___
2-15
$1.06'A
common
22-
37'/2c
City)
3-1;
37'Ac
25c
Extra
1-20
"1•
$1.50
(quar.)
(increased
11
2-14
2-1
(quar.)
2-15
87V2c
payable
" '
30c
—
(N. Y.)
2-15
100%'- '
Corp..;
(quar.)_-___•_
(quar.)_
preferred
General
61c
(quarterly from
-
common
General Outdoor
..
in
;
net investment income)
Mills,
1
Fund, Inc.—
distribution
stock.
Cigar,
3-
15c
com.
(stock
Motors
$3.75
(Interim)
1
2-10
(quar.)
(Kansas
preferred
General
1-13
1
15c
Stock
7%
.
(quar.)
2-
1-31
$20
-
60c
com.
Bronze
General
(quar.)
com.)
■
2-1
2-1
ft Co.," com. (quar.—__
(quar.—
."
A
9c
-
*
iy-; 1-16
31'Ac
(quar.)
A.)
Syracuse,
tl2'/2c
(quar.)
distribution
Baking Co.
General
1-31
Ltd.—
Ltd.—
Hotel
35c
Inc.—
5*
2-15
2-
15c
(quar.)
1-20
t$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Service Co.
Inc.
(George
preferred
1
5c
(quar.)
preferred
1-12
2-15
6%
2-
$1
convertible
Gardner-Denver,
2-15
2-
5%
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.,
5%
Hormel
Barbizon
"
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2-
2-10
gains
Co., com.
&
.
,2-20
2-20
,
Horn & Hardart
2 3/10c
$1.50
1
16c
Horder's,
1
1
preferred
Hotel
cash.
or
Gale
6
3-
30c
(quar.)
3-13
2-
3- .1'
3-
$0.2156'/4
x-lr.—
Investors,
6 'A c
v
Co.
(quar.)
Electrochemical Co., com.
1-16
quar.)
Securities
?" I'
1-16
.
'
!'
Insurance
1
:
Co.,
37'Ac
quar.)
$4.25
25c
(initial
preferred
capita]
stock
25c
(increased
Hooker
1-15
2-
(quar.)
Gabriel
6
$2
25C
Home
1-13
1
32V2c
■
1st
Fundamental
1-11
2-15
2-15
25c
(quar.).
1-3
1
2-
93%c
(quar.)
on
..
1-12
27 V 3-20
.1:\i C;
——
2-
30c
(quar.)
dividend
4-
3
3"
1-12
1-31
v.
35c
i,5c>
(quar.—
E.)
1-17
11-
,
1-31
$1.25;
Stores," Inc., 5% conv. pfd. (accum.)
Sugar,, common
preferred
(quar.——
Renfrew & Co., Ltd., $5 1st pfd. (s-a)
2nd preferred (s-a—
2-1
$1.75
Loom
Industrial
;$3.50
3
—.—....JLi...
the
Holly
1-13
37c
"
'
$1,25
J 1-31
$5
(quar.)^
preferred
of
(Charles
.1-20"
1-31
933AC
,
1-20
>1-13
2-10
37'Ac.7,
_____
Products, 7%
6c
(stock
.'2-29
2-13
'
45c
plus
Hires
Holt
L
Trailer
40C
redemption on Feb. 14 at $11 per share
this div.) convertible to Feb. 9—
>-
1
3-'fl
2-24
-
J.()
common
4%
Fruit
1
5%
;
Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)___
4'/2 %
.
25c."
F.)
pfd. (quar.)__
Hercules Powder Co., ^5% pfd. (quar.)—__
Higbie Mfg. Co., com. (quar.)—
5%
conv.
pfd.
(entire
issue
called
for
,
series
(A.
2-
"
Hecht
.
.
3-12
1
1
1
Holly
—
Funds—
4-12
2-
______
(J.
5c
Industries
2-10
.2-10
4-30
;
1
."
com.
62'Ac
;
1,
3-
l1;
30c
Machine,
(s-a) '—
12-31
'2-29
15C;
—_
2-
^1-18
3- 9
90c
(quar.)
series
Income
3-16
9-28
&
Custodian
Freiman
2-17
1
Bear
City
Bond
6
Clay Mfg.
gains
Bros.
2-29
2"
2-1
1
4-
1-31
15c
(quar.)
preferred
65c
5%% conv. preferred (quar.)
Motor, American dep. receipts_£l___
Foreign Power Securities.^
1-16
3-31
1-
(quar. I
B
;*\
3-12
"•
12-31-
3c
—,
(quarJ_'__"7__—
"
Ford
9
2-
(quar.),
(quar.)^
Growth
capital
cash
2
1-31
Construction
conv.,
Corp.
1-14
4-
3-
Co., com.
preferred (quar.).
American
1
10%
(quar. I
Steel
1-14
2-
Foote
1-27
40c
20c
50c
—
Food Machinery & Chemical—
3%% preferred (quar.)
2-15
1
35c
Match
(W.
1
2-
37'Ac
(Diocesan Investment Trust
Divco
3-
2-15
(quat-l^i'.-.t-'iLv
stock
Harvester
$1.50
2-24
(quar.)^_.-_i^l-l;___W
Light
com
common
Supply
Distillers
3-10
30c
dividend
Mortgage & Realty (quar.),
Di Giorgio Fruit, class A
(quar.)
Disher
1
$1.06
..(quar.,)yl;___—_I
"Detroit
Dickey
11-
$1.75
Stores
(stock
Dennison
$1.50
11-15
$1.75
(quar.).,
Rubber
Delaware
f.
1
87'Ac
(quar, ),_J^^c.£
preferred
<
2-
1-31
3c
•»
(increased quar.)____
:"72c
Ltd., class A- (quar.)—;—*—*
812'Ac
Hat Co. of America, 4'A%
pfd. (quar.)—_—jS8V*e
Haydock Fund
15c
(quar.)
Hayes Industries (stock dividend)
10%
2-17
«
3-1
50c
class
class A
Hercules Gallon
2-28
t35c
3-12
2-3
.
2-17
(quar.)
3-28
2-15
!___
2-17
(quar.)
A
Froedtert Corp.
Power
Class
8-
$1.75
(quar.)
Diamond
8-15
K'
(quar.j_^
Debenture
"5%'partic.
Sugar
Press, 3 V2%
Daystrom,
Fitzsimmons Stores,
H-C
2-28
'
28c
—
& Light, $4 pfd. (quar,).
d_5
preferred
(quar.)
4V2 % ■ preferred
(quar.
Davenport Water, 5% preferred (quar.)_J_i-
f;
1
$2
$4.24
'
25
Series
2-28.
1
50c
V
Hartz
1-16
3-
•" '
*
Harshaw
1-20
1
50c
National City Bank of N. Y
First R. R. & Banking (Ga.)., (quar.)
Firth Sterling, 7% preferred (quar.)
V, 5- 1
5-15
v
Hartford Electric Light
2-
15c
First
12-28
2-15
;
850c
(quar.)
preferred
(■Detroit
6
^"^5%'
B
:
A
62!/2c
(quar.)
stock
or
Oil,
1-13
•.
881.25
Ltd.-<-
Co., common (quar.)"
.3%%
preferred
(quar.)I
Hercules
Cement! (quar.)I_
(quar.)
cash
H-D
Class
1-
2-
50c
Franklin
Ltd. (quar.)._preferred (quar.)_4_-.'
preferred
Voting
2-
in
3
25c
Co.,
8%
l /o
-Dentists
2-24
10c
—
;
Forster,
Oil
Dayton
1-112-
9
International—
Cunningham
"
1
1
3-
28'Ac
dividend)
7 %
Dallas
23-
15c
—
(quar,)__
A
American
Cuneo
3-15
10c
preferred
'
2
4-
100%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
class A
Cork
Crystal
2-27
$2.50
B
&
1-10
3-15
$2.50
—_
preferred
Co.
Co.,
Cork
Crown
2-15
$2.50
Sexton,
Class
'Crum
2
$2.50
1—
:
conv.
Class
3-
5%
(quar.)
k-i-v-f
(The)
Crossett
2
5c
Quarterly
Cribben
4-
25c
dividend).
Warehouse
; Series
2-1
25c
Chemical, new com. (initial)
Hart, Schaffner & Marx__
2-
6
I
'
5-1
o*
,—
Cquar.)
Hamilton. Funds
1-20
2"-29-
2-15
V
:,2-i
3-
Co.— ' k
'___—
preferred
Hancock
.
1-20
2-
4
>
1
6-71
"7 860c
"■
68%c
:
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc. (quar).
Fidelity & Deposit (Md.)
(quar.)
Fidelity Fund Inc.—
Special distribution from net long-term
capital
gains
realized
from
sales
of
portfolio securities during 1955 payable
2
17'Ac
(quar.)
Quarterly.
\: Quarterly
3-
933Ac
(quar.)
(increased)
Co.
Compress. &
i Preferred
2
2
45c
(quar.)
& W.
7.
3-
4-
100%
dividend).
Transportation
Copper
2-
-1-27
2
4-
$1.13
com.
(initial
common
2-20
$1.04
$1.12'A
,
(quar.)
'Continental Can Co.,
2-22
55C
*
.-
1
2-
20c
•
'
-
IquaTvi,—
6c
34'/2c
1-13'
*
"
1-20
1
2-15
2-15
20c
2-
25c
.
-
(increased)
►'
3-15
.
2-1
840c
'
(quar.
Well Cementing
Oil
Quarterly 1
2-16
1
2-
>30c
2-15
1
3-
$1.50
2-17
,
1
2-16
1
3-
""
(quar.)_—_________7 "*
common
preferred
v5%
1-20
3-12
$1.12V2
(quar.)__i____
Extra
'Consol Water Power ,& rapper Co, (quar.)
.yConsuraer, Power Co., conjp (quar^'i«iill-—preferred
preferred
3-
813c
(
1
,1-17
3-12
4-
(quar.)
i 'f V'l7 vie."' p-]2- 1
> l-l4
Inc. (quar.)I___7_____-____--10c
*72-15 ' VI 2r tl
Bros.,
Hamilton'Cotton Co.,
2-15
;
$1.25
—_______
Mines,
•
2nd
1-16
2-1
12'/2c
-.
,
Co,, 5'/s% pfd. (quar.)
Fate-Root-Heat Co. .(quar.)
Fedders-Quigan, Corp, com. ((quar.) 1
I. 5% preferred series, A (quar.)____i.__itrTl_
5% preferred (19&3 series) (quar.)____l
13- J2
,
1
3-
2-
B7!/2c
Bros
3-15
42'AC
1
.r.'Dl5"
1
$1.16
4;64%
'
1-13
.2-10
15c
Farrington Mfg.
-
3-15
25c
.3-
2-
i60c
Halliburton
1-17
12-31
1
(quar.)
1-6
,
*'*l $4.16
6%
2-10'
■i
3-14
$1.50
.
River
2-1
10c'
(inc..■.quar.)
com.
6 % .lst.preferred ,___^________^_^_w._____l
.^^.Consolidated lLaunqiUesi,cfU}uar.->-_^^F_f^-______
Consolidated Natural -Gaa. (increased
quar.)
;Consoldiated .Theatres .^td.^ V-»
4v50c Class A 4quar.)
3-20
3--9
$1.25
1-31
2-
62V2c
Pittsburgh Gtd...(quar.)
.Erlanger "Mills, common.; (quar.)_,
>,.41/2%
preferred
(quar.)—
2-
,
,1-23
l-31i.
5c
&
10c
Elcctrodynamics)tu.4_-_-_Fv^^
.Prelghtwaya,
Erie
-
•
J25C
.
Halle
„
'1- 5
-
.'-Halle
2-15
12J/2c
preferred (quar.)
1st. preferred (quar.)
6%
2-15
15c
2nd
32'/2C
'
'
^to
,
? 2-. 1,._ ;'.D 5 •
55c
Engineering, Corp. .-(name .changed
.
-5%
1-5
2-1
52'/4C
tlOc
1-17_
Hagerstown Gas
.1-13
1
1-31 -"
^*__-
3-20
,12'Ac
Ohio
Co.,
,
''1-27,*
8L.
>:2-io..r%4-25-
■■
50C
(quar.)
-U; Quarterly
1-31
50c
'
•
5
1-
'
Heating Products, Ltd
Equitable Credit, 60c pfd. (quar.)____
50c preferred (quar.)
Erie Forge ft Steel Corp., com.___
1-5'
•
Mf^,r (year-end)
Enamel
( "1-5
1
2-1
5114c
Emsco
2-1"
1-24
2-1
51c
u.
,,
.
2-
50c
$2.06, preferred^(.quar.j^^l^l.i_l^_i:i:il_l_^ v$2-09 Referred-Xquar,j_-i--J-'l;-^I:-^-Ti;
:jj
47 '/2c
V2-1.
i;,
8
f.fquar,)e.x-^^^r__^i.__^
v.-
^
2-
Power
3-1
___
^
.
.)<•>
,u,l;Quarterlyt ;
.
•
$1.37 y2
,
-3-
.
'•
>J-31'
\;.^>12c y> ,1-31
——
RR., $5 pfp. (quar.)__
pfd. (quar.)_______
Gurney Products, Ltd., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)__
i-Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
1^31»',
1-17
3-22
'. 3- 1
30c
'
income)
Gulf,. Mobile ft
1-23
2-
t;;. $5
,
_____—.
Gulf
3-1'
2-15
;.5c
investment
2-10
25c
3-15
pfd."(quar.)>' S^'Ac •
1-20'
(quar.)_—, 4 30o ,7.72-1Q 7-71-25
2-17
V."("
!■
812'Ac
•
3-10
convertible
common"
1-30
J
3-1;
—
industry Shdres Inc.—
(From
1 1-16
2-1
>>2-15
b
Growth
1-ia
2-6'
"!' 2-24
56'Ac
1-16'
!
"J-t-'-'JltlLll111LT_'"
' $50
'2-\ 8;
,'2-, 8,,;
2-8
,::$20
L_■______—'—_7__"t'":*7;$20
2-, 8
v(quaT.y-_^-___„_F-_-F_ >;
50c, ilr3l -t;
2-15 '
J:•/>4c
____
Co;
•'
"
2-1'.
T5c
common-Ll
Co.,
•
Empire District Electric, 5% pfd;4quar.)___" ' $1.25
( 4%%
preferred
(quar.)
4——;
••.' $1.18%
Empire Millwork (quar.)
:
: '
10c
Employers Group'Associates (quar.)
•
*.
60c
-
2-15
?
.
B_I_
L.)
Telecasting,
class
.
RR.
2-
62V^jC
*
'
3-
*
1-20-
1
1-31
'."$2
•
.
2-21"
2- T
'■
31ViC.
(quar.)"—
Grumman-Aircraft Engineering Corp.
GuIX* Life Insurance Co.,(quar.)
-i'
1-20
,
deb
.
iGriesedieck Co.,-5%
2-15
4 /4 •
--
ft Western
(H.
'Gross
•
2-15
1
2-1"
e
2-, 3
1725c"
—
(Houston)
'
30c
-
Insurance
V
1-10-
3-1..
',i
r
r
1-31
t31'Ac "- 3-30
Co., Ltd., class A
deb
IncOme
"Green
2-15
1
..3-
Bay
.'" ..'.Income
2-15
>1 3-1
.
•:
1
3-
$1.41(4
Elgin
2-1
Green
1-13
preferred
Life
2-15
8 2'Ac
1-13
' 2-1
T
^350'
A J
1-23
•
..
40C
1-13
' v
^
Southern
West Coal
a-
.
1
3-15
;
";56'Ac
;
.1-13
1
•
42>;2c
common.________
Corp. Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
2-
v
<
.
i
(quar.)
1-13
1-2G-'
it
v
\ 60c
V
Co... (quar.)
preferred
2- 1
1
1-31
•:
J50c
Batteries,
Great
1-13
1-30
2-
$1.37,/2
W.)
-t
50c
t'*"
k",
2-
10%
—
+*■' •'4
:
(quar.)
Great
1- 6
■»
(H.
2-
1-13
v.
Lakes Power
5%
(quar.)yi-. $1.02V2 (VM 3- l-vV"^2-15-"
J.
$1.06»A
3-1
2-15
(initial payment from
investment ( income)
( net
*.
1
Great
1-^8
1-30
i
50c
•
(quar.)
preferred
2-
America
Graham-Paige Corp., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Union Co. ^(quar<),_I__l_:____^__7
Grayson-Roblnson Stores, Inc.—
"
;
$2.25 ipreferred
(quar.)
1-12
'
of
Grand
.....
$1.12'/2
.r
preferred^ (quar.)
2nd
1
" 2r21
5c
(quar.)
1
2-
Co.
!____
National Bank (N. Y.)
(s-a)_*_i
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class B (resumed)
!•«"$:■
2-
•
s-a)
3-5
-
12'/20
Grace
'1-12
-
—
,
1.
57||C;,.
,
.____
preferred
4'/a %
:
..
9-27
=
3
50c
56 Vic
Republic; Insurance
Gould-National
1-16
t., 2- 1
-,..$1.50
„
&
Gossard
6-28
10-10
$5c
..
Electronics Investment
1-20
2-15
•:. 60c
..
Commonwealth Edlsoii, (quar»),v-^—i—-r^~t.\£Condord. Nat'uxal Gas.iconamqiv-r
1H V,. iA "S}A % vpreferred Iquar.)'
Conduits National, .Ltd. (reduced)—.
^__
.^Connecticut Light ;& Power, $1.90 pfd, (quar.)
»,preferred*.tquari^^ti^AaW^^'iii,'
.
*1-31
'
37 »/2c
^/.^lumbknP.CV^oa^quqt^i^J-JlUI-vIt
—
•
.3-29
'
7-10
>$1.75
pfd.
..
4' '
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (increased quar.)
Goodyear .Tire & Rubber (Canada)
2-14:
'
-
2-15
12'/2c
.
9
4-10
•
•
410c
...
Globe
Co.
1-24
8
3-
10%
■:
Electric Hose & Rubber (quar.
Electro Refractories & Abrasives
Corp.—
5%
preferred (quar.)_
".
" A
-
1-16
1-31
$1.06 y4
iqua^.),—.
1
2-15
30c
'
:-,j<*4^5.^wferredv-i(quar^X^-—-
4
2-
J'icturqs-Corjp., .com'r.C^qa^.)j_^_".
2-
12V2C
(quar.)
Hoist
4%
12'/2c
(Md.)—-
dividend
:
4
;
,"
preferred < quar.)
4w62Mi%; .preferred (quar,)
.
30c
,
•
common
,
1-16
v ,v,»-v
>6-27
,(quar.)_.
(P. H.K Co.—
<':A. (Increased
2
^
.
(quar.)__'____^_____'
$1.10
:f; Elastic
Stop Nut Corp. of Amer.; (quar.)____
: a 25c
Elco. Corp. - T initial————5c
11-16
1
.
'Z>, 'V>-^Mkudivideqd^^^-^FU^^_l^^',
„
5.36%
-
Columbia ..Gas. - System ,,(quar.ji^_,F7„^_____
...j
,
2-
■Colorado ft Southern Ohio Electric—
'
.
,
(year-end)-.aL.
(accum.)
preferred
$4.40
(
T-18
• '
>
;
(quar.)_
Gas, 4.10%
preferred .(quar.)
;s.65%
,
1-19
•
effect
preferred
5V2%
;
1-10
2-1
to
(stock div.)
Natural
i4>/4%
1-10
*
1-31
J35c
refei^yyiqyanl^^^^.—
Products,
Stock
-
v' El Paso
1-31
-
Columbia
'
12-30
30c
3-14
1-31
•*
:-y
Ekco
7
"1-31
1-16
-
(accum.)
B
.,2- 1
,
"
4V2%
Globe
1-20
1-
Extra
4 1-10
t75c
.y^Colonial Pund,.Inc.—w-s-r^,;.
30C '
uti ?■ iJ*. 10c. frpm.realized.gains and.20c<fifqm inc.)
10ft
^.Colorado Central jiower^icemmonv^otithljyj::
.y^A&f/o. preferred fquar.■ $1,12 Mi
u, Colocado,. Ofl ;Si Gas,-, $1,25, pfd- 4quar.)
r 3lV4c
U-
.•*
2-
"
preferred
1-31
'•
t35c
j;... \4Preference-,(.yxar^n)4)^i^^T:^^ih,;-s
1-13
^
i
V,
1-31
Co.
Glatfelter
7
2-1
par
ifquar.)—
A
3
3-21
:
25c
-
t
Corp.
*
J20c
common
^ !.'7r "
,
.
"
1
-V 1-31
$20c
.•
(•' Eastern 'Sugar Associates.—
Easy Washing Machine Ltd. (quar.)
1-31
5
States
preferred
3-31
175c
-
86
"
1-31
»
;
preferred
$7
2-20
2-15
Colgate-Palmolive'Co.,ucom. (inc. quar.)
.«s$3J>p preferied .v(quar,4x^_y;fr_-_y_-i.!__-__
5%
y
share -held)_*iu--
J,)
Mines, Ltd.
'
u
60c
.
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.j
Eastern
•
'
'
(N.
v2-1 A U-14"
,
Gillette
3
2-
r
2
4-
-
'
4'"'V
com.■-(initial)—!
new
:
30c'(
5.10%
1-17
2-15
50c
100%'
Co.
Malartic
2-20
•
35c
- -
common.
held
-7
.fltnVioll
2--1-
3-1
-
<">.v-m-1*.
•
split)
Oil
Eastern
2-10
,2-28
shr
\
T- 71-7
r
'
(Quarterly
;
Quarterly _____——
2-10
1
(quar.)
common-
Eason
..
3-5.,
1
each
Eagle Fire Insurance
.
1-20
-
3-
for
"'.'Duni&^Bradstreet,
1-20
-4^1
50c
.
2-for-l
1-20
1-31
Securities,
(year-end)
stock
com.
a
-
,
«'
Canada
"
(quar.)
Telephone CO; of "the S.outhwest— '...,
preferred,-(quar.)
55c
General Water Works, 5% pfd.
(qirar.)-*--'"'" $1.25
6
1-
..i
2-21
34%c
profits)^_a._._w__.._v
securities
of
..
.
/
2-1
1-10
"""2- 1'. ^'.l-^O-.A,
preferred (quar.)
$1.27Vi .: ; 2- 1,:,; J-20
ll/finA
Tvift
/tnA«an«n'Af
'
" '
*
1_OA..
A'_
Getchell, Mine, Inc.-. (increased')'"
2-20
2r 1Giant Portland Cement Co.
(quar.)
* 20c
4r .l',~ u- 3-15"
Giant Yellowknife Gold
Mines, Ltd.—
"v
'*
\.(Interim) '.
1__;
■'
tl5c
3-12
2-15
Gibson Refrigerator (quar.)
-- 7
3-27 "
3- 6
15ct
Quarterly '__
6- 6;
C-;15©
1-
2-21
'50c
preferred
.$2.20
2-17
-1-31
'
-
.V
2-1
-
■
2-
-
50c
■
;,2- 1
2-16
'';i26c
from earned income and 51c from net
Pont
Common
.
1-16
1
__
1-16
2-1
.
"..t 25©
tquar.)_JV" 5oq
General
-V',
-
Ducommun Metals & Supply (increased)
Duke Power (stock div.).-(One sh. of no
2-15
1
(B.
-i.v:
.-j
•
realized
du
:
3-
.
(9c
6
•
35c
•
'
■
1-26
2-
;."Collingwooti "Terminals Ltd.1;
i,
2-
2-23
>>•♦>,5% preferred ..(quar...,;• $1.25
'•'.*
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, Ltd.—,.
.(" f -rciass A A stock' div:)' 4;( 2
redeemable pfdi
;
2-10
1
20c
preferred 4quar4i»e^i^^nMir^^.
Coghlin
(monthly)..
(quar,-V
Corp., common (quar.)_._
4%
preference
(quar.)__^
Dreyfus Fund, Inc.-; ' ,*. '-J,,-l
1-16
;
2-
"'47 % - regular gtd. ><quar.)
'CClub Aluminum Products
r
Aircraft
Dravo
;
'•,"2- 1
2-
Poll,
t37V2c
1-16
1,
(quar.)..y- t40c"1-31
(4Uu,)..uu««^u>, $25c
3-15Chemical, com, (increased) - 412%c ; < 2-
Douglas Oil Co. of Calif.—
5 Va-% preferred (quar.)
3-23
2-15
*2
*1.75
•
•"4.80%
2-
(quar.)____
Telephone (Ind.), $2 pfd.
Telephone Co. of the Northwest—
General
1-31
Linoleum
Extra
'
30c
35c
Cochran
410c
-
1
General
12-30
"1-31
Ltd.
Dominquez Oil Fields
3-12
2-
100%
v
i
Stores
.r
60c
>4%.'.special
w
Oilcloth ft
M-Douglas
Cleveland" & Pittsburgh
■
(quar.)_.__
com.
(quar.)
Dominion
Dominion Tar &
■
*
'
2-1
25c
'
v.;
com.
__.__
.-$4.50
pref.
Dominion
3-20
preferred (quar.)—•'-■ $1.0614
5%
preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Electric. Illuminating',
7- .'
Fabrics Ltd.i
conv.-
-
|
' Cleveland,.t Cincinnati, Chicago
Louis
r**:.VT'5 Ry:, xommon4-(s-a)^^_^^_4ii:lI^t2uUiii
!
6-20
■
"
4'A %
i
6-20
-
.
1
!
*h.
2nd
preferred
2-24
.
10c
'
^
1
25c
City rAuto Stamping ^tOek.-div4dend)ic.fi^^^
"Extra
f
1
$1.50
City'Baking. 7% preferred- .(quar,)_________
City Investing Co., jCommon______:
:> Oity^Title Jn^qranceVCo. 4N«-Yv);!i.!^.
'
1
7-
3-20
Share.
(quar.)2___£^_Zi,H_^21i22'AcV,; >*- 1
5%
1-25
'
------
'
'
2-24
J30c
>
-1
___
Common now on a quarterly basis
-ft .Electric,- .common-Aquar.f
i'V- —Cincinnati Inter-Terminal
'BR,.*4^-pfd.-(s-a)
: --^-CitiesService
\r.
7-
-
,■■■•;■•«
\\t' 'Cincinnati- Gas
"
1
•4-
•
-
$1.50
-
.
(quar.)
i-
|
,1-30
Extra
Dominion
4-
$1-
^'Chicago, Burlington ft iQulncy <RR. Co.trl
'Chicago
6
'
1^25
r
2-15
*
!f.. r-$6 'preferred '^quai^)l_u^-i-4iii;i£i.:_Ii£-^i£---' --$1.50
)'•'*• Chesapeake- ft -Ohio 5Ry— 1>
'-73VA %' conVertibleiprefe»red- t^ua,r;4s--I^ti ^ •67V2C
IA. ■>'Chicago^Railway
(Equipment^
2-15 '
:
25%
Dominion
100%
VJ. "YCbeaapeakfttlndustrfes;
" *.•**<■*
.':i$4 preferred :.(quar.)!
4*4 i'.pjrelerred^^rX^^-k^iiacaiiaa^iLc-'
7J7 :4*d' preferred ^Uaf^*2a^iiJ^S»U5^ii2i:
|
dividend
Name 0J Company
2-15-
'
'When
Holier*
Payable olRec,
2-15 ' ' 1-16
Per
1
General Steel Wares Ltd., common, (quar.)
■UOc
5 7c
preferred
(quar.)__I____F___l_F__L4.-.+, t$1.25
General Telephone Co. of Calif.—
4Va % preferred
1-10
3-1
"
40c
(
-.
2-1.
.
Mines, Ltd._.____-!__i__,i._____.^
;
117Vic
Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.).|10c
Dome
;
.
Stock
.
\
2c
40cr
-
it.
.Holder*
."
-
Dobbs
,
.
*?
V
' 4-
.
Payable ol Rec.
.»•••-
(Quarterly from net investment income).*
Houses, Inc. (increased)
Dodge Mfg. Corp; (increased quar."
1-26
-
Share
..
t.
<
1-26
1-31
.
'■
—
\K
■"When
'Per
of Company
Dividend Shares, Inc.—
1-13
1-31
preferred ,(1947-series),•'•■<qnar.
•'./ ?Chesapeake-Derp>6f Virginia 4increased(77
4'
Stock dividend Subject; lor the approval ol
'f. (>-4''
x. Name
i
..
2-10
':$1
> ? 4%
ySjri.
Payable 0/Rec.
15c
•
v
'
.
i
income
and
11c
profits)
Fund—
investment
from security profits
income
and
12'Ac
22'Ac
•
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(600)
preferred (quar.)
Inter-Ocean
1
1-13
1
1-13
2-
1
1-13
class
Machines
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
1-10
3-10
3-
1
2-
t$ 1.75
2-
1
1-
(quar.)-—.
par) (quar.)_
(Canada) Ltd.—
t83/4C
——
($5
2-
1
1-
V
/
t25c
6%
(partic.)
preferred
3-
35c
2-
1
conv.
pfd.
5-
1
35c
120c
$2.50
$1.50
2-1
1
25c
2-
1
5-
1
4-18
25c
5-
1
4-18
3772C
8-
i;
7-18'
25c
8-
1
7-18
11-
1
J10-17
11-
1
10-17
:
——
.i.—
__
Participating
Inc.,
Ironrite,
Jack
&
Electric,
&
Gas
(quar.):.—I—com/ (quar.)
/
Inc.,
Heintz,
preferred
Jacobsen
.2-
1
1
20c
'
1st
Jantzen,
•
Inc.,
preferred
Jersey
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Jervis Corp.
(quar.)
Jewel Tea Co., 3%7* preferred (quar.)
Joy Mfg Co., new common (initial quar.)—
Kaiser
Aluminum
43/4%
&
preferred
Kansas
City
4.20%
$1
:."
1-16
1-18
3-
4oc
2-28
9
18%C
(quar.)
com.
2-29
2-16
1
3-
3-10
1
95c
3-
1
2-14
$1
—
3-
1
3-
(quar.)—,
2-14
,
$1.05
3-
1
2-14
$1.50
2-
1
1-20
$1.25
—
.—
1
2-
1
25c
3-
5
2-15
preferred
(quar.)
8772c
4-
2
3-15
3%%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
8772C
7-
2
6-15
Co.,
3%%
(quar.)——
common
(quar.)
372%
preferred
(quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co. (quar.)_;
Kentucky Utilities, common (quar.)
4%%
preferred
10-
1
9-15
1-2-57
12-15
8772c
-
8772C
60c
4-
2
3-15
32c
3-15
2-24
3-
1
2-15
44C
2-15
1-31
$2.50
6-30
6-20
$2.50
12-30
12-20
50c
3-10
2-10
$1.183/4
(quar.)
stock
"K-l"
series
Fund
investment
net
Keystone Pipe Si Supply Co., 5%
5%
preferred
(s-a)
Keystone Steel Si Wire (quar.)
Kings
County
New
quar.)——
from
lie
2-
1
2-
1
(quar.)
Stores,
(8. S.)
Inc.
Co,
2-20
2-10
1-
15e
—
.
2-25
3
——
2-15
20e
1-31
1-17
40C
(quar.)—
3-12
2-17
Bryant,
Laura Secord
class
(quar.)
A
—
3-
1
4-
2
$1.75
2- 1
1-16
$1.75
5-
4-16
10*
.—
Corp:
Rubber
(James)
Salt
3.85%
Brothers
pfd.
IOe
2-10
1-20
1-31
1-10
5c
2-15
1-31
2-
1-16
1
2-15
1-27
25c
2-15
2-
2-
1
4
1-16
t25e
3-
1
2-15
1-31
1-13
(Quarterly
1-31
1-13
1-31
1-30
1-10
2-
1
1-16
40c
3-
1
Liggett
Si Myers
1
2-15
1-31
12-31
Tobacco,
com.
(Eli)
Co.
&
$3.50
1
2-
3-
1
Life
Insurance
1
3-10
2-17
2-
1
1-10
50c
2-
1
1-18
(quar.)
87 72c
2-
1
1-13
(quar.)
Liquid Carbonic, common
372% preferred (quar.)
60c
3-
2
2-
Little
Co.
Miami
Special
RR.,
Local
Finance Corp.
Preferred
(quar.)
Lock
Joint
87 %c
(R. I.),
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
8%
8%
preferred
Loew's
Boston
com.
(quar.)
Long
Bell
(monthly)
Long Island
Lorain
Telephone
Los Angeles
preferred
Lynch
&
Corp.
3-
1
1
1-31
1-14
2-15
1-20
2-29
2-17
3-31
3-20
4-
1
3-21
SI
7-
1
6-20
2-
1
&
7-
9
s
•
Maid
Minute
2-
3
'./.l- 5
,L-30
,x
*
:
1-30
2-
1
3- 1
2-
1
1-31
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
.2-
70c
2-
1
1-
1
2-
35c
,2-
$1.25/
(quar.)
—;—
2-
1
Mohawk
Rubber
2-
3-
1
2-
1
2-
1
1-13
2-
1
25c
3-15
:
2-
1
St.
RR.
(quar.)
Power
1
$1.04
Louis
Co.
2-
2-15
1
Oil
Monumental
;
-
.v3-16
2-
.
,u
2-15
1-27
2-15
1-27
1-27
1^3
Pipe Line,
"4-'2
.-
50c
Co.
''2-15
1-20
»»3-
'IOe
share
2-11
Si Co.,
Proof
(quar.)—
dividend):.,.——
-.'
"40c
-
$4
non-cum.
Co.
Fexnsylvanla
4.247#
2-15
3-28
2-23
25c
2-
1
1-20
20c
3-13
2-28
5c
3-13
•
'"if
."7
'
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,t
31
•
250
-
2-
2-15
3272C
2-15
i
1
2-28
■"
2-15
"
-33c
j
'3-10;
-'a "
J30C
1-28
1-25
1-25
'
<
2-15
-
pfd.
1-10
90©) ', "1-30 ' -1-16
<s-a
Powers
350
Co.—y
3-31
/
3-22
'
3-31
40c-
i<f
_u_
3-22:
r-i-y"S '
(quar.)
-
$1.06.r
-
2-
preferred->'(quar.)^_x_ci_-/_j_/J/.-.ly.
Penobscot
2-15
1
1-25
(Phila.)—
conv.;
preferred
4.25 %/
5-1
25c
Corp.> com(quar,)/_
preferred (quar^
$1.«0
1
1272C
(initial quar.)__
Femn-Texas
1-13
2-27
1-11.
6-
:
1
3-
:
1
2-
$1.25
Corp.:, iquar.)___:
Investment
1-9
2-
'?
(quar.)—_______
Transportation
Cement
"1-9
______—
(quar.)____
Chemical
27z%
1-3L;
1-31
1-31
100%
divid.)_—
(stock
com.
3-15
2-15
-
-10c
.
1-1L
2-27
1
4-
77zC
-
■■
quar.)_i.__^„ /
1
'3-15
75C;
40c pfd.
(stock
1
-
$1
(increased
3-16
•*" ".
(quar.)/
com:
:>.
-
__
.'" ''
$1 preferred (quar.)
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
Fenn
1-20:
3-20 -•./
1-27
•
>2^15
"
•
5 %"
-
preferred (quar.)C£__'_2__L_____.—
Pemmans, Ltd. ;new -com.'' (initial quar.)_
2# 3
'
1-27
1-2T>
*
..
20C '/ ->1-31-• "
$1.30
2-27.
1
2-17;
40c.
25c
Co.
1
1-10
57*
Chemical * Fibrr-_ii'i-^>
Peoples Credit Jewelers; lextra)
Peoples National-Bank'(Brooklyn;
Quarterly
1-13
1
L 3-1
V'
20c
'
'!
2-15)
2-1
2-18
>2-15
•^•115©
Ni"Y.)-^<
J'U3V
y/s:■ ;.ii.
Jf liWf
J h
L
'2- -1
(Bait.)
preferred
: 2'•
20c
—
Insurance
2^
$1.05*
$1.50
(quar.)'-.
Permanente
1
3-15"
•
,
3-
1-10
1
1-27
2-
1
Morris
Plan
Common
15c
(increased)
-
$1.25
.
2-
1
3-
1
r.
1-16
2-15
preferred
Diablo
Mount
Philip Morris:
see
Corp. of America—
(increased)
<" 772C
1
2-
1
1-16
5%
(stock dividend)
2-
567»c
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
2-
3
12-30
Mount
(quar.)
Royal
Mutual
3c
Mills,
Rice
Investment
Ltd.
Fund,
realized
securities
preferred
120c
Automotive
National
Casket
$7
2-10
1-31
1-16
VsC
9c
2-15
2-
2-
1
1-16
58e
2-
1
1-16
25c
3-1
2-iO
75c
2-15
1-25
(quar.)
com
1
plus this dividend!
Chemical
National
Drug
Ltd.
&
$1.75
Mfg.
(quar.)
Chemical
Co.
National
Securities
Stock
Preferred
preferred B
(quar.)_
Neptune
52.40
2-
1
1-20
$1.50
2-
1
1-11.
S.
Inc.
Cement
1-31
2-15
1-31
15c
(quar.)
Radiator
2-15
2-
1-23
Corp.—
(quar.)
1272c
(quar.)
10c
(quar.)
Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
2-
2
1-19
3-31
3-
9
;
3-15
3-
2
35c
(quar.)
2-15
2-
1
60c
2-15
2-
1
New England Fund—
tal
a
year-end
during
$1.64
from
1955
from
net
sale of
payable
capi¬
in
York
Air
York
Central
(Increased
York
Y.
Brake
(quar.)
R.R.
(quar.)
New
quar.)
Fire
:
1-
6
40c
3-
1
2-15
50c
3-10
2-17
York
33,47*
$4.50
State
preferred
s-a)
&
4-
2
2-24
75c
2-
1
1-23
5c
Gas.,
com.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(increased
(quar.)
Elec.
15c
3-10
2-10
1
N.
Y.
Wire
Cloth
Newberry (J. J.)
1-13
1-iar
2-29;
1-10
>**1-31"7
1-10
1-105
50c
933/4c
(quar.)
2-
1
1-20
2-154-
1-20
1
3-
4- 1,
$1.12%
$1.12%. ,~v4- I
(quar.)
(Increased quar.)
Co., 3347*
pfd.
(quar.)
*
2-
1
1-16
$1
2-
1
1-16.
20C
2-
1
$1.25
2-
1
1-20
3" 1
2- 9
4-lfl
4- X
;
quar.)_
627aC
(quar.)_____
Pinchin,
Pioneer
Petroleum
9
3- 9*
3-
9,
25c
93%C
1-20
Ltd.—•-;/
57*
2-28
12-28
10c
Co.
2-
12-30
1
Pittsburgh Brewing—
$2.50
convertible
62 %c
i
Pittsburgh, Ycungstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Quarterly
Pittston
Co.
Tool
(stock
dividend)!
6%
Co.,
preferred
Corp.,
(quar.)
preferred
4.20%
preferred
4(4 7*
preferred
New
(quar.)
com.
&
1-24
1-30
1- 5
45c
2-
1
1-12
3-
1
2-15.
3-
1
2-15
3-
2-15
1-31
84c
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
30c
2-15
1-24
10%,
2-15
1* 9
2-
1-25
Inc.—
Shares,
from
1
2-15
$1.1272
Co
(stock dividend)
profit on
sale
securities)
15C
1
*3Cc
25c
:
(quar.)
_
Participating
2-24
4-
9
3-
$15c
2-
1
1-24
115c
(quar.)
Minings
Quirite MDk Products, Ltd., class A
Class B
2-15
1-20
25c
Quincy
Radio
1-13*
75c
1
'
Light
payment
Co.
1-18
1
$ 1.127a
Hampshire—
(quar.)____
Distribution
Power
1-13
1
2-
$1.05
(quar.);
Fyramid Life Insurance
(initial
1,
2-
t$l
1
Power
2-
57*
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
1-11.
$1,067^
(quar.)
Sound
1
1
(quar.)
of
2-
(s-a)
(quar.)
Co.
1-27
»
Colorado,
474 %
Service
2-15
90c
<quar.)_
of
1-27
772c
$1,17 Vi
div.)_.
Ltd., com.
Co.
Quebec
1-31
2-15
(quar.)
:
(stock
Co.,
Public Service
New
li-31
4%
pfd.
(stock dividend)
Quarterly
.3-12
2-28
2-15
20c
-
Progress Mfg.
Puget
2-20
2-
(quar.)
3.60%
com.
&
Gamble
&
:
40c
(quar.):
(quar.)
Edison
Brothers
Procter
1
3-26
20%
Corp., Ltd.
common
preferred
4.707*
3-
57#
:—__
8
.
20c
Talbot,
Prestole
2-
$1.75
(stock dividend)
Pneumatic Scale
&
1-10
2-24
-
Quarterly
Pope
2-1
200%
preferred (accum.)
Consolidation Coal Co.—
dividend
2-
1
1-24/
115 c
1-13
9
2-
1
1-24
4-
2
3-12
5Cc
■.
2-
1
25c
3-15
Corp. of America
-$2:50
2-1
1-13
Randall
2-
1-16
Rapid
1
-
2-20:
'3-4-
9772C
;
/.
(initial
com.
1^10
1-10
•
;
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)_new
(quar.)
Johnson & 'Associates,
of
90c
^
Insurance
Merchandise
'
1-31
''3-12
7)/2C • :•
(quar.)i_/
Pillsbury Mills Inc., common
4.50%
1-30
Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR.—
New
-"1-31
20c'
100-
-
preferred
3.35%
cash
$1.88
New
5 7#
Common
portfolio
stock)
or
N.
of
gains realized
preferred
preferred
Public
(Quarterly of 24c frcm net investment inC.
and
4%
Price
1
40c
Meter
3.90%
Phillips-Jones,
Potomac
~
2-
(stock' div.)_■/*_>
Quarterly
Philip Morris. Inc.— i vfuV.i".-''.
Plomb
3
12c
Shipbuilding
Theatres,
Nazareth
2-
Series:
series
&
preferred
National-U.
1-16
1
14c
stock
Steel
National
1
15c
series
National
67*
Co., 6%
2-
3-
Canada
National Electric Welding Machine Co.—
Increased
National Lead
3-31
20c
of
(quarterly)
4%%
3-12
.
Stock
tl5c
&
l-20>
,f .'*■* 'i
Philadelphia Electric*Gmw.)
-i*•
4.6»% preferred- (quar:)i_i^/?__i/lii/:_"__r":
2-1
$1.17'
4.407# preferred (quar.)
2- L
$1.10
4.30% preferred (quar:).I_"//-___/_^/__lli_> $1.07%>; V 2-11"
3.&07#"" preferredi,'(quar.);_r_-/_!J_ii__iii//:_
85c
2- 1
PlHla., -Germantown & Norristown RR; Co.
Pittsburgh
preferred (entire Issue called for re¬
demption on March 31 at $110 per share
National
"l-31*f
$4 preferred
56 74c
Fibres
Co.,
2-10
profits)—
(quar.)
National
2-28
r
pfd. (quar.)
Narragansett Electric, 4V27*
4.64 7#
1-16
Inc.—
(84/<iC from net investment income and
from
2-28
lc
1
$1.25
•*;)-50c
-
com:
(quar.)
(Philip)
Morris
<2-1$-^
•>'2—1:-''"
•^-$2.1®
-20c
Petroleums Carpi of" America
Phaostram Go/ "(initial);
Service—
75c
RR/ Co:
:r
1-111
2- 3
Valley
Cement'^quln:;.
4-11
1* %
2-15
35c
Jfc/Bureau
Perkins.' Machine .k:Gtat> (quar)
:
»—•
(quar.)—
Life
Peoria
1-ir
1
-
1-10
2-
^
.
L-.—
partic.
pref.
(quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware,
1-18
3-
*
;
r
(quar.)
Investors
2-
$1.20
$3
Ry. Co.—
(quar.).
^ * ;f
(quar.)
New
2-
/
3174C
>.
1-17;
-
3-16
'
1174C-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Monterey
N.
$1.24
Co.
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
8
35c
pfd. (quar.)
1
25c
(quar.)
3-
$2.50
&
—
(quar.)
Cement
(quar.)
rf-Vy."-l
Peninsular Telephone—
-2-10" V 1-27Monon Railroad, class A cora-i—v/ $1.25';
Monongahela Power, 4.40% pfd. (quar0uu-j' ^•'$•1.16#'. 72- ' $.V»f 1-16
2- iv;" 1-16"
4.50 7# preferred (quar.)—1 _____L___—■' $1.12% ?
1-17
25c
(quar.)
(s-a)
75c
33/4C
Portland
2-15^ "
iquar.)i
(One share for each
preferred
Peerless
1-17
-,1-31\
15C
r
1-2T>
2-15
3772C
Peerless Casualty Co. (name recently changed
to Peerless Insurance Co.)
(quar.)
1-16
1 \
Rust
Pedlow-Nease
1-16
2-
1-271
'V2-15;'.
317.C
-
i -.-f"'
1-14
27.74C --*l2-15
/'30c
<
1
2-1S
-
2-L5 •'
287sO
(quar.)
&
(S. C.)
Parmelee
12-31
$1.14
Missouri
;"T"-
v 2- 1'
$1.23^'
v
«
$L09
com
Ltd.l; /
2-
*;> 2-15^'-'
5%
i"2c ^ ^
317.C .ill
preferred
4%
Eastern
Davis
$5
1-23
$1.37 Vi
Co.,
T-16
$25d
'
■
-
343be
Co.—A ■*:
convertible
Co.
1st
preferred <quar.)_—
(quar.)
Electrotype,
new
ccm.
(initial)..;
(
f'"'
'-f
A/r__
pfd:
1-17
-s
'
Investment
Products
Parkersburg-Aetna,
1-20
(quar.)
2-.:-9>r'
l5CiV-^TT>'ti'420' 'r »
Chemical ;. (quar.)_____iZ________
Parker
1-31
1-31
2-10
20C
Line
1-16-
2-17:
;
$1.0674
(quar:)
dividend
Parker
1-30
2-15
-
1-10
3-15
3-10
■'
10c
1-25
2-15
8c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Public Service
Pipe
pfd.
preferred
Parke,
1-20
3272C
(quar.)
1-20
1
3-31
-
•* 50c
-
■
1st -pfdr■(
-
Western Oil,
Stock
1-20
1-31
4.567*
Co.
1-31 >
2-
iOe
(quar.)__...
Hawaiian
47#
50c
(quar.)
Insurance
1-13:
2-15
1-30
50c
pfd.- (quar.)./..k.
Panhandle
4.367*
preferred
1st
Packard-Bell
1-23
$1.0674
;»
1-16
1-30
7
250
:__
Express
(subjects to approval 'of I.C.C.) 4
Pacific, Lighting (quar.)_^_^_/r_:^^i-_/Z-.l_;: ■
2-17
25c
(inc.-quar.)
1-20-
3-1
25C'
Stoclr div.
2-17
2- 2
..
$25
—
3-21
•'
1
Pacific -Itvtermountain
1-13
;
.
1272c
w
2
4-
1-31
$1:14
.
_____„___i_^_____'____
redeemable 1st
.
Facific
1-20
Mississippi Power & Light—
5%
redeemable
6%'-1st
,
.
Common
lst: pfd.
Park
_—
1-13
"
"
4.80%-/redeemable'»lst'-pffl-< (quar;)—
57*
7. "2--''3
'
3772C
Paper
1-13
2-
iquar.)-
Canadian
5%
1-11
(quar.)
2-
2-
.
1-13
25c
Si
57#
2-t' 3'
each
for
$100 par
held
1-1X
pref. (quar.)'
Common .(quar.i^h.vi^
t/om.mon .(quar.-)
5%
$0.3778
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp.
•
.:i
10- 9
•«
common
Ontario
securities
(quar.)
Lines
Nashville
pfd.
of
preferred
preferred
Minnesota
1-17
38c
(quar.)
Louisville, Henderson
Louisville
2-
si
(Mo.)
Transit
4- 9
V
3-1
3272c
5%
2-
.
25C •/'
(quar. )__i_,____
Pacific Finance, 57# iwefenwd^quar>)
Pacific Gas Si'Elec.;-4.50% '1st pfd. (quar:) 7
•) 4.3$'%^redeemable
lstr pfd:? (initial-quari) 3
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—
3-10
15c
__
(quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.96%
4.16%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
3-10
SI
(accum.)
Lighting
2:
(*:3- 1
15c
-(quar;)
Pacific -Atlantic
on
______——
(Md.)—
common
;
pfd.
2-
Cement—
-
Wire
(quar.)__-^
Loan
Pacific
.
2-15
si
(quar.)
Lumber
3-
1
SI
,
Theatres
Lumber
A
of
share
1/9
/1-20
2-
25C
Oprlfkd> ]!df^. :"4steek dividend)
*
1-9
..
3-1
Meyercord Co. (quar.)
Central RR. (s-a)—
Michigan Seamless Tube Co
Midwest
Piping
(quar.)
Miles
Laboratories
(monthly)
Miller & Rhoaas, Inc., 4(47* pfd.
Minneapolis Gas (increased)
2-15
3-17
10c
Bell
Class
1
3-17
15c
Extra
Long
3-
$1
:
11 Vic
Common
3
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pipe, common
(monthly)
Common
50c
(quar.)
original
guaranteed
L:,,
8- 2
45c
Michigan
2-10
(Ind.)—
(quar.)
common
preferred
Link-Belt
-i-t»
1-20'
pfd. (entire issue
Feb. 2 at $101
2nd
$4.25
redemption
share
11
2-10
3-
50c
Printing,
One
1
30c
(initial)
com.
new
National
Quarterly
Lincoln
1-31
3-
$1
(quar.)
2-15
$1
income)
(quar.)
14c
25c
investment
net
:
Lincoln
2- .1
"
3-1
?$L18Vi
1-.—
share plus this dividend)_
Mersey Paper, Ltd. (stock dividend)—
1-20
3-15
tl5c
Extra
Lily
.>
•.
per
1-27
2-
40c
Ltd.
Corp.
-
s-a)
Co.,
for
1-13
$1.12 72
——
(quar.)
from
Savers
&
called
$2.25
Lexington Trust Fund—
Life
(Increased
Merck
Moody's
9674C
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
47-7*
Co.
/'
■
2-
25c
(quar.)
Debenture ^Co/> (extra)
^Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd.—• >' V
1-10
1
11- 2
V
".,50%U/
(quar.)———
com.
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)
$6
30C
(quar.)
Cement
Portland
Stores,
Leslie
Lewis
Sons.
5-
53%©
<quar.)__
Corp.,
28%c
25C
A
,
Ontario
2^1 '• U12-27,:
$1.06 y4
t.yw-t/
V
-V.
4%%
$4
»
Merchants & Manufacturers Insurance (N. Y.)
$4.20
125c
(quar.)
Tire
Si
Shoe
<
-2-2"
'.
60c
-
Frank
Si
Melville
Montana
1
Ltd.—
—
preferred
Lerner
2-
$15c
increased).
Candy Shops, Ltd.
Acceptance
B
Lehigh
1
2-15
20e
56 74C
(quar.)
Class A
5%
Meier
4.80%
*3-15
115c
Laurentide
Class
1-30
-
57#
—
(quar.)
41/2%
2-.
25C
(quar.)—
dividend
1-20
.
50c
$1.56
$1.25
Corp. (Phila.)
dividend
Co.
2-
3-1
.
3772e
—
-
..
-
Machine
—
-v
2'
1-12
1
2-
1 -
50C
37Vic
1-31
5%
'
Landis
3-15
v
*
Missouri Natural Gas Co.
(quar.)
Lancaster
Lees
1-20
15e
Co.,
Stock
Stock
Missouri-Kansas
-
—
Lee
1-20
.
common
on
com. (increased quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
7%
2nd preferred (quar.)
7%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Kysor Heater Co. (quar.)——:
L'Aiglon Apparel (quar.)
La Crosse Telephone
(quar.)—1_
Lafayette National Bank of 'Brooklyn in N. Y.
Lane
,
capital
-1st
6%
2-15
1
$1
—
preferred
1-31:.
3-30
(quar.)—
Cement—
3-
1-31
20c
•$i.06%r-4- -«- 47s
preferred
tquar.)
$I.I2Vb
1-31'
preferred (quar.)-__^/;_i:_/__^
Omar,/Inc., •4,/a7#" class -A7pfd,v (quar.)_^_:.~ $l.K72--<
•5
125 East >63rd Street, -67*'; pfd. (resumed
1-10
\r
2-14.":
t50c
Leather
,
(Calif.)
dividend
Kobacker
Hresge
Kroger
3-
2-
2-29:
;
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd
Portland
1
$1.50
_______—
class
1
Portland
Si
4.567#
4 y47#
2-28 H
37%c7'
common
12-23-
4-
4 Vit 7#
n
62Vic
preferred
4.30%
Missouri
and
income
Creamery
Stock
-
Fund—
gains)
Knudsen
2272C
1
dividend
from
60c
—
T107#
(initial
common
Stock
Knickerbocker
(4c
(s-a)
Lighting (quar.)——
Trust
(Brooklyn,
N.
Y.)—
County
Kings
pfd.
4'/2 %
r'
1-16
^
$2.50
;—
12-23
40C
,:Old .Town, Corp., 40e preferred (quar.!/:_____
Olln Mathieson Chemical, com; (quar.)//-/.
4V*% ipreferred■ -(t|uar.)_u_i._i__________•;
1-16
50c
.
.
Corp.,
1
1
...»$30C
/.
(quar.)___;.
(quar.)—
1
1
'
v'M'16':
2-,
30c
--
u—
1
2-
377a©"
$5.50
(from
income).
rv
*
$1.50
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Preferred
Dredging
Quarterly
Mead
1-20
3'/2%
Kellogg
jv
Manufacturing'(quar.)__!_-,
Quarterly-
2-14
$1.1272
(quar.)—
Stock Yards Co. of Maine, com.
Norris
McWilliams
2-15
3-
30c
Light
&
McQuay
'
Parchment (quar.)
& Co.
22-
Oklahoma Gas &-Electrlc, com. (increased)/..: <-.*42%C
2-
•
1-10
,
2-1
93 %C
_
(Arthur G.)
McKee
2-
t5c
:—.—
Ltd.
8
20c
_V
;
Edison
Okonite Co;
1-31
...
•
$15C
.
(s-a)
Mines
(quar.)
States
Steel
Ohio
115C
—
(quar.)-
(quar.)
pfd.
1-14
$1.25
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 4 7*
Nunn-Bush '-Shoe
(quar.)
•'
2-24 fi- -2-17
30c
v
—
(quar.)—
Co.. 57*
Porcupine
Medusa
1
2-15
15c
preferred
preferred
2-
593/«c
Chemical,
preferred
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
5%
2-24
f;
3.80%
Kansas City
3-10
&
Ltd.
Oil
preferred
McCormick
Mclntyre
2-24
35c
(quar.)—.
Power
3-10
v
4%
$2.50
1-15
40<r
L V»
j
i' '»•
60c pref. A (quar.)
common
1-14
1
(quar.)_„l^__r_____L___L.—____
Ohio
2-25
1
Light—
Si
Kalamazoo Vegetable
1
2-
2-
$3
■
—
Corp.,
B
Quarterly:
75c
Corp.
1
2-
—
pref.
conv."
Northwestern
....
.
2-
(quar.)
com.
Extra
-42-30
-2-46.
84c
-4.
-~i~
Gas,
—
(increased
Northwestern
(quar.)—
.
Illinois
4.60%
shareholders'
to
20c
37 y2c
iquar.)
com.
(quar.)
Northwest' Engineering,
1-15
1-31
100%
_
Fronter.ac
1-15
3-
—
(quar.)————
Power
Central
2-1
2-14
long-term
portfolio
payable
in
_
2-
25c
-———
Grain Co., Ltd.,
McColl
3-15
2%
20c
1—
2-20
net
—
1-19
2-15
quar.)
Northern RR. of New Hampshire
(quar.)__
Northwest Airlines, common
_L_—-——
from
(s-a)
2-10
25c
preferred
Class
1955
B
McCord
2-29
$1.25
,
(stock dividend)
Lake Sulphur,
com.
(quar.)
Jbfferson
7%
pfd. A
,
—
—
Corp.
9
2-24
!
50©
Hegler Zinc Co
McCall
3-15
1
3-
30c
(quar.)__
__
$3 pref.
Extra
1-19
2
1-10
/10c
of
(Subject
r
&
Class
3-15
4-
$1.25
^
(quar.)
common
Inc., 57#
Jareckl
•
$1.20
com.__
(quar.)
preferred
Jantzen
10c
Y.)
Corp.' (N.
10)
McCabe
1-16
1
3-15
/
6272C
(quar.)
Co.
Telephone
1
1-31
4-
50c
—
RR.
Maytag Co.,
1-16
4-
j
1-31
2-
133/4C
v.
Valley
Matthiessen
1-13
1,
1
1-10
25c
adj. pfd. (quar.)
(Hartford)
4%
pfd.
conv.
Common
'
1-13
2-
6-15
2-
for each
(quar.)
Northern Ohio Telephone—
3-16
approval at Company meeting to be held'
Feb.
3
$1.05
Co.,
Mfg.
Jamestown
5%
(quar.)—I——'
57# pfd. (accum.)
L.)
(P.
2-
3-
"
47#
Jacobs
.*
$1.09
-----
*-—:—
com." pfd.
55c
25c
45c
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferied
$4.22
-
-
preferred
$4.36
3772C
<•
—
——
Inc.
resulting
dividend
3-31
6-30
567iC
(quar.)
Investors Trust—
during
stock-:—
or
Stock
1-18
3772c
—
$25c
share
stock
1-30
& Western Ry.,
Northern
of
(One
common
held)
Illinois Corp.,
57#
Mathews Conveyor Co.—
1
preferred (quar.)
Participating
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)——It
Participating
—_——
$2.50 preferred (quar.)-t—
1-
1- 9
(quar.)___
distribution
Massawippi
1-18
Participating
$2.50
Iowa-Illinois
cash
1-19
2-
1
1
Co.—
gains
Co.
Si
$1.50
2
22-
(quar.)
&
(stock dividend)
shares
Northeastern Insurance Co.
1-20
1-31
$1
___•
transactions
2-27
3772c
(quar.)
preferred
Lltes
Kaltman
Norfolk
1-15
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
capital
2-15
3-14
R.)
special
A
'
1
2-
$1.0674
(quar.)
Marshall Field & Co.
1-13
100%
D.
Payable of Rec,
Share
Northern
(quar.)
B
shares
Massachusetts
1-31
2-29
6
15c
;
Manning. Maxwell Si Moore,
Marmon-Herrington Co
4-13
3-1
20c
Interprovincial Building Credit, Ltd. (quar.)
Interstate
Engineering Corp.
(quar.)_
intertype Corp.
(stock dividend)
——Investors Trust Co. of Rhode Island, com._
3
6
2-
$3iy*c
—
A
shares
(P.
4(4%
1-24
1
2-
2-20
Ltd.
Corp.,
Priority
Mallory
2-10
40C
2-20
& Co.—
preferred
preferred
Priority
1-24,
(quar.)———-——~
(quar.)
preferred
$1.40
4(4 %
(quar.)
H.)
Mailman
1-24'
2-15
(quar.)—.«
International Utilities Corp., com.
$1,40
2-15
2-15
125c
(R.
4Vi%
3
125c
,.
Corp.
Macy
3
—-
International Paints
10c
(quar.)
Holdings, Ltd.—
partic. preferred (quar.)
Macco
3
$1
Woodworking Co.
A.
5 7c
2-17
$1.75
—
7%
pfd. iquar.)—
International Nickle Co. of Canada Ltd.—
7%
3-16
2-
M
Holder*
When
Per
Noma
four
2-24
2
tl3c
Harvester,
7%
9
4-
(s*-a)
(quar.)
Business
International
3-
50c
&
M. ,R.
Monday, January 30, 1956
.
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
10c
M
Ltd.—
pref.
A
International
50C
pfd.
4%
Securities,
Breweries,
Interior
22-
Co
Reinsurance
Inter-Ocean
50c
65c
$1.1272
(quar.)_i
com.
dividend
Stock
Name of
.
Holdert
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
15%
Interchemical Corp.,
4% %
Holder*
When
Per
J Share
Name of Company
.
87 %c.
•
r-20
3-
1
.Volume 183
Number 5503.. ...The
and Financial Chronicle
Commercial
49
(601)
•'
Per
'*
Name
of Company
^ 1,;
.
.
.
.
When
Share
.
Holder»
Per
Payable of Rec.
Name of
Company
Whtrt
Share
Holdera
Per
Payable of Rec.
Name
of Company
1
Raybestos-Manhat ta n, <Inc.?a (quar.).__.
..Raymond Concrete tPile <quar.)
u
-Rayonier, Inc. -^increased quar.)„_i__i__■i
Reading: Co., -com: 4quax. ) —:__^_-_—'_—^__
Reading | Tube,- com.;.-, (increased quar.J^____
85c
3-15
37y2c
2-15
1-25
35c
2-15
1-27
50c
2-
1-12
12 V2C
„
..
Reitman's
(Canada)
Ltd. /(quar.)_____;
Reliable ^Insurance :(Ohio).-
%■
'
*
i
Tobacco Co.,
class
7%
2nd
;
7%
(quar.)
2-
1
8-
5
*
-i
preferred J
*
(George
Stock
2-15
Corp.
Stevens
3-15
(J. P.)
6-15
Stop 4b Shop (stock dividend)
9-15
StoulIer Corp.
4-
1
3-18
Strawbridge & Clothier,
7-
1
6-16
Stubnltz
10-
9-15
Suburban
1
2-
1
1-13
2-
1
1-10
20c
2-
1
6%
1-20
>
'
3-1
2-13;
3-1
$1.
2-15
w3* 1,',
$1.18%
,.3"v 1",
17 Vac
2-
1
$L16
2-
1
1-19
$1.18
4-
1
2-
1
Sun
•
v,
pfd.
Oil,
2-
90c
1
1-20
4
preferred
'
>
;
1-31
1-
2-10
1-20
6
,
l____ ~j.
:
1-10
Superior
Swan-Finch
Class
*
6
shares____^_L_u-,™,!
Y;
N.
1-.3
2-21
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31
1-20
B
Steel
-
2nd
(quar,)i___i__
Talon,
Inc.,
(quar.)
2-
at
1
1-31
1-19
1-31
Van
1-20
1-20
1
2-
1
2-
1
2*10
■4
65C
f
65c;
2-15"
-
- .>
com/
(quar.)—
;
.* 30C
,28'Ac
3-20
(quar.)
33-
1
3-
2
5
{20c
(qua-r.)--^-
(quar.).
2-
1
1-16
{10c
2-
1
35c
1-31
1-10
Wv
2-6
30c
1-31
2-
1
1-20
27 %C
5-
1
4-20
8-
1
7-20
50c
2-
85c
2-
Pearson
&
$1.37%
72c
and
**
.2-20
2-20
:
''' V
:
from
10c
9
'
.
25c
(quar.)
com.
i-
1-31
'
18c
3-15
1-25
;
3-
3-20
9
57c
(stock
dividend)
held)
(two
2-15
2-15
;
3-20
3-
50c
(quar.)
3-31
65c
1
,
'
a;
2-
shares
2-10
———^
Railway
1-37
»V*—-
wv
6%
preferr6d-<quaT.)__-i—j-—-3^.'
6 %•' preferred
(quar.)
r_i_
6% preferred (quar.)
37%oVm2->l
"
/
-ml-10'
37%c
5-
1-
37 %c
8-
1
7-16
20c
3-1
2- 6
26c
(quar.)
&
Class
Co., com.
A
(quar.)
4-16
1-15
Warner
&
Washington Gas Light, common
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
7
1-24
1
2*15
3-
1
.2-15 '
(quar.)
Swasey Co.
1-27
4-
2
3- 9
30c
-
Pictures
2-20
62yac
—
(quar.)
Bros.
2-
4
1-13
2-25
•50c
(quar.)
-
2-
2-
1
t
1-13
2-10
30c
(increased)
2-15
$4.50
s"',
1*26
preferred
1-25
7
$1.06%
$1.12'/a
2-10
1-25
25C
.*
(quar.)_
j
Washington Steel—
,
New
(initial
common
1
2-15
2-
1
Welbilt
$1.08
2-15
2-
1
2-15
1-31
2-
1-20
2-
2-28
2-15
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift—
{12%C
2- 1
2-15
5c
1-26
2-
2-15
60C
quar.)
2-15
2-15
$1.04
(quar.)
(Canada),
:
1
>
gains
Industries,
share
33-
,
"
Warner
2-
25c
(quar.)
Carson
*75C
(quar.)
Inc.
Corp
Walker
.
3-
25c
(quar.)
A
preferred
Taylor,
>■."
.
2-
-
'
(quar.)
B
15c
1.
(increased)
1-15
35c
(quar.)
2-17
(quar.)
each
Vogt Mfg.
10c
pfd.
1
'
37 %c
—
1st
3-
1*20
(entire
A,
—
2-24
'
1-20
Income)
Raalte,
for
2- 3
3-10
15c
(quar.)
common
preferred
4.32%
1-16
27 %C
27 %c
Corp.—
4.16%
series
common
capital
Norman
,Sj,
^Virginian
;
2- 8
„
from
Vlcking
1-16
2- 6
:■
1
41'Ac
$1
l,:
1
"Vanadium Corp. of America (year-end)
1-18
25o»-Vt. 3-10
-2- 1
$1.12%
I.
—
pref.
Preferred
Van
1
;
1-20
2-
(Fund—:
earned
1-20
1-31
2-
1
i2y2c
preferred
for redemption on
Feb.
share plus this dividend)
per
Line
(8c
1-31
2-15
1
Co._
Value Line Income Fund—
1-13
.
'2-13
22-
$1.37
_•
called
$10
$5.50 prior
1*18
'
3-1
37y2o
;
Enterprises, Inc.—
convertible
Value
,3-
class A—
Electric,
Oil
Valley Mould & Iron,
1
25c
Tampa
Southern
Issue
2-24
2-
65c
(quar.)
preferred
1-12
$1.31 y4
(quar.)—.
*■
1-31
.1-31
30c
(quar.)——'
(quar.)
Cprp.,"fi%
1-16
1
'
preferred
1-«
'
•
25c19c
(quar.)--
Oil
1
2-
$1.06 V*
(quar.)_.
com.
(quar.)
6%
Inc.—
preferred
Scarfe & Co., Ltdy»class A
Bchwltzer
56c
19c
(quar.)
1-13
50c
4%
1-20
J15c
(quar.)
(annual
B
Class
51 7/10c
{50c
Ltd., class A
& W Fine Foods,
<4% "conv.
1
/12'Ac
—
Superior Separator Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)
1-20
1-16
2-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—-—
Power,
preferred
Valcar
15c"'
..
(qufir.)„-
Superior Portland Cement
1
•
'
35c
25%
4.--*
.
1-31
Ctf.
2-
2-15
37 %C
series"
A
Sunshine Biscuits
1-31
Int.
I- «
,2-15
(quar.)
com.
(Calif.)
2nd preferred
2-21
1954
(quar.)_
Mid-Continental Oil,
'/2 %
5V2%
5%
<
2-15
1
'•
Sunray
Royal Dutch Petroleum_(50-guilder-par shs.)
^
79c
51 7/10c
Royal Dutch Petroleum "N./Y..V shares
Royal Oak Dairy
1
2-
1-16
(quar.)—.
common
class A pfd. '(quar.)-lL-_JA_t.-.^A-X
1-20
1-19
3-
2%
(quar.)
+
3-15
3- 9
pfd.
non-cum.
Peninsula
Utah
3-29
3*13
(quar.)
"1954
common
A'/2%
,
3-19
25c
y
5.20%
2-15.
4/2-15
A
common
5V2%
1-31
—
Suburban Propane Gas, common
5.20% conv. preferred (quar.)
5.20% conv pfd. "1952 series"
*•*.<*« u*»
$1.02%
$1.02%
Gas
preferred
2-
62'Ac
Tobacco,
5'A %
1-17
37 %c
(quar.).
Suburban Gas Service
-
A-2
•
Corp,
(CaMT.)
4»A%
Upper
1*10
r
30c
Iquar.).
1
Greene
2
H5c
-
1
Payable OflUc.
lie
(quar.)
Leaf
"
7-
T
*
Co.
1
2-
*
40c
(quar.)
&
2-
'
I35C
—
10-
.
30c
;
•-**"
dividend
preferred
1-13
1-10
1
60c
.
-
(quar.)
preferred
quar.)-
Holder*
^■When
Share
(Increased
common
1-16
2-
tlOc
Stern & Stem Textiles—
3-18
2-1
1-30
33%%
(quar.)
Stores
5%
Transit,
Universal
IOC
(increased quar.)
$1.75
(quar.),-'_L^:^_L2Li_I_*J_4
D.)
1
.
$1.50
-
"(4%% preferred I (quar.lu-ii^»UJ-a^^_u-^
Rockland Ught.-& Power,' com. (increased)
4.65% preferred As (quar;)^r^_^^x^_^
J
Roper
1
& Co.
1
{30c
«te*cbi
Bros.
1
2-
20c
—
Stein
2-15
(A.)
2-
2-15
{15c
(quar.)
(quar.)_^
Ltd.
S1.75
:•
__x
class B- (quar.)
$3.60 class A (quar,)
Rohr ■ -Aircraft "(quar.)
Ronson Corp. (stock div.l
:t
Co.
Canada,
SI.75
(quar;)*.-;
preferred B
of
2-15
United
Universal Pictures Co.—
^
Al-TS
(jquar.1
Roger Corp.,
*
Go.
1-13
5c
dividend)
1-34
f
5
4-
A-
$1.75
preferred P;4quar.)„'__^z^x.-^_^—
4.10% preferred g
r--,:S .. v-v ■*>.
i 4.75%
*
3-
SI .75
'■
*
»»4%
*
Stauffer Chemical
.Steel
70c
f
Rochester Gas & Elecivr^u^'r-'w
-"4.10%
1-24
1-17
1
5c
(initial)
common
1
r$1.75
»
Brand Rice Mills
(quar.)
Riverside Cement, class A (accum.)
Roanoke Gas J*(quar.)
V
New
2-
70c
(quar.)
:
(stock
1-31
{$1.19
'
►
River
-*
Stanley Works
2-
{56 V*c
(quar.)
(quar.)
.Extra
preferred Mquar.)___^_£_^_^-S.>i—
preferred (quax.)_
i
2nd
1-14
1
1
B
35c
tqnar.)_
com.
(1st .preferred
preferred
7% ?2nd
2-
Class
50c
preferred '(Quar.)/._/i.-_i_i_:-i___''
*
3-
pfd.
class A
Stange (Wm. J.) Co.—
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A
Ltd.—
preferred
v
•
3-15
U5c
»<
1st'- preferred'
*
1-16
15c
t
B^quax.,)._
-
Ricet8tix/.Inc.,7%,
•
1-31
1
4)&%
Standard Ry, Equipment Mfg.—
(Increased
quar.)
2-15
2-
Co., Ltd.,
Standard Milling (Del.),
Class -B (quar.)
2-15
1
Standard Fuel
*
Reynolds XR. J.)
.77c- <lst
1
3-
2-15
$1.25
(quar.i_.i_-—.:
Reliance (■Electric &-Engineering.a
Reynolds;Aluminum Co. of Canada
r-4aAW>.- -preferred r (initial
Common
3-
30c
t
—
>
9
27c
..
41.25 f-preferred .(initial) Red- Ovl Stores
(quar.)
Reece: Coop. (Mass.), 5% .preferred ,4quar.)
Refractory & Insulation Iqnar.U..:^...;-™
j
'
4-
2
_.
.
4.80%
(quar.)
(resumed)
old
retire
To
Ltd.—
pfd.
conv.
Corp.
$4
pfd.
(holders
to
1
receive
*
5%%
preferred
preferred
preferred
5%%
5%%
(quar.)—
;
1:
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Scott & Petz^r Co. (extra)
Bcott Paper Co., $3.40 preferred
$4 preferred (quar.)
Scotten, Dillon Co
1
1-20
1
1-14
$1
2-1
1-14
35c
2-15
3-
1
2-14
preferred
conv.
(quar.)
Telaautograph Corp.
Stock
1-27
91'Ac
(quar.)_
5%
37'/a C
(quar.)
dividend
Texas
Electric
Texas
Illinois
2-21
5%
Service,
$4
preferred
2-
March
7
1
Scovill
Mfg., 3.65%
Securities
: ■
preferred (quar.)i-,.-——
„
Acceptance,
10c
(Increased
Common
Seiberling Rubber,
(stock
div.)_—_
America (increased quar.)
Sheraton, Inc. 'J
—
1
1
3-10
2-
1
1-13
—
6%
2-24
1-13
2-
Texas
West
2-
1
1-
50c
2-
1
1-
9
Products
(quar.)
Common
Co.
of
3-15
3-
2
4c
Canada
(Ltd.)
—
2-
1
Ltd.
(initial
Quarterly
quar.)—.
.
2-
1
.
__—
Shoe Corp.
of America, class A
(quar.)
com.
&
Sub
Bros.,
1-31
1-16
$4.56
pfd.
1-13
Western
2-23
2-
2-23
2- 2
1
1-10
2-
$1.14
{12%c
3-15
3-
1
112 %C
6-15
6-
1
?5c
3-15
pfd.
redeemable
5%
(quar.)
Thermoid
Inc.
A
(quar.)
proOrreri
B
(ouar.)
$1.12%
3-15
2-29
Thompson
preferred
C
(quar.)
$1.12%
3-15
2-29
Timely
3-
1
2-15
1-10
Western
Pacific
1-20
Western
Stockholders Investment Trust,
1-31
1-30
1-16
28c
2-
1
1-18
2-
1
1-18
20C
pieferred
2-
$4.50
Siegler
Corp.
Sierra
6%
15C
Pacific
Co.,
Silverwood
Class
&
(T.
62 %C
(quar.)
Sinclair
Ltd.
Oil
Ekelly Oil
1
__
pfd.
Tokbeim
1-31
1-13
Toledo
4-
2
2-29
4 y» %
2
2-29
4.25%
preferred
preferred
preferred
Smith
Agricultural
Preferred
(A.
Chemical,
(quar.)
Smith-Corona.
O.)
common
Mills
Ltd.
Smith & Wesson.
Sonotone Ccn..
Inc.
1-27
1
1-13
7-
1
1-71
4%
(quar.)
—
——
(quar.)
2-15
5
30c
•——
3-15
3-
70c
Paper
Extra
1-.13
2-
$1.50
dividend)
(quar.)
(Howard)
2-27
1
3 5c
Corp..
Smith-Do"glass
3-12
2-
45c
(quar.)
—
(stock
Inc.
{25c
{15C
___
common
—
(increased quar.)
2-
1
1-21
1-31
Tonopah
2-
6
2-70
1-
Trade
125c
1-31
1-31
12-31
25c
2-10
1-26
New
$2.55
Oil
Truax-Traer
7c
3-?0
.'3-2
preferr<=d
(ouar.)
?1 % C
3-30
3-
2
$2.80
(quar.)
38%c
3-30
3-
2
Trunkline
50c
2-29
2-15
60c
1-31
1-
Bend
Southern
Works
Lathe
CB"fornia
Edison,
4.48%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
4.56%
com.-
?8c
—
preferred
conv.
Southern
Canada
Southern
4.72%
2nd
Power
prefetred
Southern
4.80%
Indiana
preferred
Southern
{50c
common
Nevada
53c
4.40%
preferred
Southwest*"**
$1.20
quar,)
—
2-
1
1-14
2-
1
preferred
n~e*erred
ru-efprred
(ouar.)
4.36%
p'-e'erred
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)_
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)_
(ouar.)
4.25%
com.
(nuaO
preferred
(quar.)
(ouar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)-
4.36%
pre'erred
(quar.)__
4.40%
preferred
(ouar.)
—
(quar.)
com.
92 %c
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
2-
1
1-20
$l.*«IA
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
preferred
2-
1
1
5-
1
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-in
27'Ac
5-
1
5-
1
$1.15
5-
1
4-20
5c
2-
1
2-
1
1-16
20c
3-10
2-10
9c
(quar.)_,
United
2-15
1-31
United
—
preferred
(quar.)
—
&
Tool,
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
40c
3-
1
2-17
2-15
»
1
'
1
2-
1
•
12%C
2-
1
1-31
2-
1
1-13
12 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
12 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
-
4-13
5-
12 %c
Winn
'
$1.06'A
1
8-
1
7-13
11-
1
10-11
1
3-12
4-
&
Lovett
Grocery
Winn-Dixie
Co.
Stores)
(name
changed
(monthly)
6c
—
1-31
1-23
Monthly
6c
2-29
2-20
Monthly
6c
3-31
3-20
3-
2-
Electric
Wisconsin
Power,
com.
40c
(increased)
1
1
6%
<
preferred
$1.50
I
31
1-16
6%
preferred
$1.50
4-30
4-16
1
2-15
(quar.)
(quar.)-—
preferred (quar.)—
-
V
3.60%,
90c
com.
1-
2-15
1-31
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
1-31
32c
(quar.)
2-15
1-20
1-20
2-15
1-20
87 %c
2-15
1-20
2..
2-
1-6
1
1-30
2-
1
9
$1
quar.)
2-
2-29
2-15
'
•
12-15
1-20
1-10
preferred
(quar.)
$1.20
3-15
{38c
(quar.)
(increased
(quar.)
$1.10
3-15
2-29
Wisconsin
1
1-18
Service—
Public
30c
(increased quar.)
Common
preferred (quar.)
5.04% preferred (quar.)
5%
Wood all
5%
Industries,
pfd.
conv.
Woodward
New
Wooster
Wrigley
2-
1
1-13
2-
1
1-13
2-29
2-14
1
2-14
30c
,
31'Ac
3-
40c
3-
2-21
3-
1-
71/2C
3-
2-14
$1.11
2-
25C
2-
1-20
25c
3-
2-20
25c
—
(initial
(F.
W.),
quar.)_—
Ltd.,
(final)
ordinary
4-
3-20
36%%
(quar.)
Electric
County
Jr., Co.,
(monthly)
(monthly)
(Wm.)
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rubber
Common
—
common
2-22
3-20
$1.25
$1.26
—
Co.—
Iron
common
(quar.)
com.
(monthly)
9
1-18
quar.)
{10c
2-29
1-31
6%
convertible
preferred
(quar.
37V2C
2-29
1-31
6%
convertible
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
37'/2c
4-30
4-10
(quar.)
37V2c
7-31
7-10
62'/2C
3-
1
2-10
30c
2-
1
1-10
Fund
and
(10c
12c
from
from
1
1-10
Woolworth
3-
9
2-24
Wyscng &
net
Corp.
Co.
22c
1-31
15c
1-31
15c
(quar.)
of
RR.
Machinery,
Amer.
(N.
J.),
Co.
(increased quar.)
—
3-
1-13
1-13
(quar.)
10c
2-16
1-31
5c
2-16
1-31
Machine
25c
1-31
1-17
(N.
1
2-
50c
2-
1
1-16
25c
York
2-10
1-18
County Gas
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Yuba Consol'dated Gold Fields, Inc.—
7
Zellers,
122V2c
Canal
&
common
(quar.)
—
—
Y.)
common
$6 pfd.
$2.50
4-10
3-20
2-
1
1- 3
tPayable In U. S. funds, less
2-
1
1-
3
(quar.)——
2-
1
3
1-
3
9
2-24
7-
1
6-15
Extra
{Payable
15c
2-15
2-
1
$1.50
2-15
2-
1
in
15%
Canadian non-residents tax.
Canadian funds, tax deductible
15%; resident tax 7%.
at
the
sourca.
Non¬
resident tax
1-18
3-
22 %c
—
1-
1
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
62 %c
1
2-
1-31
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
United Stores Corp.,
2-28
37 %c
(quar.)—
<s-a)„
Corp.
1-31
{5c
(quar.)
2-28
2-
*10c
(quar.)
Ltd.
{10c
(interim)
1-10
1-31
(quar.)
Miles
37 %C
Ltd.
(quar.)
preferred
Vitamin
W.)
(F.
Yates-American
securi¬
—
Jersey
convertible
2-
25C
(quar.)
Extra
Hill Mines,
Shoe
6%
15c
Cos.
-
2-29
preferred
Worcester
(quar.)
.
:
6
44c
—
Light,
3-
4.80%
Woolworth
—
Lines
3
(quar.)
(resumed):
1
2-15
60C
(quar.)
income
preferred
V2 %
2-
common
3%
&
25C
com.
Continental
New
2-15
10c
Machine Co
Inc
Inc.—
S. Fire Insurance
S.
3-
25c
(quar.)—
25c
Power
10%
—
Coal
Insurance
6%
S.
1-27
1-27
dividend
Fund,
{35c
dividend)
Extra
4
1-20
2-15
2-15
(quar.)——
Wisconsin
$1
(quar.)
profits)
Keno
United
U.
1
15c
34 %c
—
;
Sons
&
common
Wisconsin
92 %c
(initial
Industrial
United
United
U.
Dredeing
2-
50C
(quar.)
{30c
Investment
ties
U.
1-13
4.40%
—
Funds,
United
56 %c
(quar.)
1
.
Corp.—
Co.,
B.)
Co.,
2-28
$1.12%
Ltd.. class A
United
1-16
2-
>
1-13
3
2-27
4-20
4-20
1
2-
9
Corp.—
Electrical
4-20
$1.30
(quar.)
(J.
&
4 V2 %
-
Preferred
4-20
$1.OR V4
2-
2-
3-
Missouri
(stock
pref.
Drill
United
1-20
1
6
$1.43%
.2-6
3-15
$40
(liquidating)
of
(Calif.)
United
1-20
25-
—
2-15
2-28
$1.25
(quar.)
A
B
Extra
1-20
(quar.)
2-15
1-16
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
Class
1-70
$1.03%
com.
2-15
9
1-23
1-20
6
1-
20C
2'
70c
(quar.)
(Canada),
Co.
conv.
United
7-,1
1-
1-31
10c
3-
2-15
1
Ry.,
Sewing
2-
3-20
1
3-12
2
1-31
Candle
10c
1-24
2-
preference
Gibbs
&
2-14
3-
4-
$1.25
(quar.)—
$1
Erie
40c
(quar.)
1
97 'Ac
(quar.)
convertible
2-10
2-
$1.03%
.
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons (quar.)
$1.60
2-24
50C
(extra)
2-28
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—
Corp.
1-20
17'/2C
$1.15
preferred
Engineering
1
87V2C
$1.10
preferred
Standard
2-
(increased)
92 %c
3.90%
Sprague
$1.22%
$3.50 conv. preferred
271/4 c
(quar.)
preferred
1-20
Common
.
4.25%
conv.
1
1-14
•)?(.
A
{12 %c
{17 %C
class
(quar.)
preferred
to
1-11
1
1
3
Common
each
1
q"i/.,c
4.15%
41/2%
2-
22 %C
for
com.
1
4-
2-
2-
(
63%c
of
2-
$1.50
2-15
4-11
Ltd.
Common
1-20
sh.
2-
.
.
preferred
preferred
Common
4%
1-23
—
Ltd.,
(Clarence)
Stock
1-20
Co.
Aircraft
$1
1-13
25c
$1.10
p-rHce,
(quar.)
4.15%
Oil
1-31
(quar.)
Investment
Union
1-13
1-23
1
Corp.—
preferred v (quar.)
Williams
1
1
Co.
Lumber
Union
Lake
& Baumer
Wilson
1-16
1
Co.,
Co.
1
2-
Corp.
United Corps
(quar.)
piiMje
preferred
1-14
1
Pervice—
3.90%
4.60%
1-20
2-
Gas
2-
2-
19c
(increased
3.70%
3.70%
2-15
Union
2-15
Will
$4.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
1-16
Stationery
Auto Stores,- com.-(quar.)
Common
$4
United
(quar.)
Electric
20c
(quar.)
$4.50
Union
59c
Southwest Natural Gas Co., $6 pfd. A (quar.)
Southwestern
1
Electric—
&
Power
2-
Co.—
(quar.)_
Materials
Southern
5
37 %c
.
(quar.)
Gas
5
1-
2-15
2-
Coal,
Electric
12-28
1
3-
—
preferred
Towers
Union
2-10
35c
Y.)
Pipe Line—
Corp.
Gas
2-15
7c
$3.70
(quar.)
series
1-
1-31
29th
•
(quar.)
Power, Ltd.,
Oo'orado
4.72%
1-31
28 %C
1
Southern Calif. Petroleum Com.— "'
6%
5
1
2-
75c
(quar.)_.
Paper
&
y2%
Wilcox
2-15
2-15
1
(quar.)
Gas
&
1
1
3-
{20c
—
(quar.)
held)
Trl-Continental
33-
$1.14
(year-end)
(quar.)
(N.
(One
preferred
preferred
$4.90
preferred
South
2-
(quar.)—
Sewing Machine
White's
2-15
$1.06'A
$1.06'A
;—„
(initial quar.)
div.
share
$1.25
1
*
31'Ac
(quar.)__
prior
6
6
35c
Corp.
common
Stock
Trico
11-
5
(quar.)
Transcontinental Gas
17-31
{25c
B
Whitman
Ltd.
Trust
&
Co.
Transamerica
1-77
&
prior lien
$2
2-15
2-15
2-29
1
1-23
,
16%
30c
Nevada
of
Elevators,
Bank
Trane
3
3-16
27.42%
(quar.)
Mining
Toronto
12-15
2
1-13
1
Edison—
$1.55
com.
4%
(quar.)
Corp.
4-
Tablet
Wheeling
White
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.56%
75c
Co., Ltd.,
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1*13
70C
(quar.)_
(Increased quar.)
&
Co.
Inc.
1-31
{15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(N.)
Smith
A
Co., Ltd.," $1
Slater
Smith
class
(increased)
&
R.)
RR.
preferred
Class
1
2-
2-15
1-13
1
7%
Westminister
1-13
1
15c
Securities, Ltd. Amer. dep. receipts
for
ordinary (final)American, dep. receipts for deferred (final)
4-
Co.
S.)
(J.
Clothes,
7 'Ac
_
(quar.)
Simmons
Simms
2-29
19C
(quar.)|
(quar.)
Dairies,
B
com
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
3-15
1
Power
preferred
Signature Loan, class A
7%
$1.12%
1
2-
(Final)
5%
1-31
2-
—
1-10
2-15
H
l
2-
(quar.)
1
60c
CO
45c
—
(quar.)
preferred
1
Tobacco
$1.50
;
(quar.)
$2.50
Co.,
preferred
preferred
Western
(quar.)
1
62 Vac
(quar.)
com.
1-31
1-20
1-18
34%c
& Telephone,
2-
1-31
1
$1.37%
(accumulative)
A
(accumulative)
2-
91'Ac
2-
2-
{30c
$1
15c
1- 6
Securities—
class
5.50%
2-29
Therm-O-Disc.
A
Western Light
Mfg.—
$2.40 conv. pref.
1
2-15
Breweries, Ltd.—
quarterly
Insurance
$2.50
2
1-10
3.05%
j.
1
'.2-
30c
(increased quar.)
$1.21
(quar.)—
com.
1
Class
(quar.)
3.
30c
(Increased)-
Canada
Western
2-
25c
(quar.)
Westchester Fire Insurance
Shares—
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.),
$4.50
|
Trust
Light,
Mfg.
Increased
preferred
$4.50
i
1-16
Point
28c
Int._
Thatcher Glass
Shirriff-Horsey Corp.,
1-31
$1.25
quar.)
(quar.)
Land
Prop.
Power
$4.84
1-10
{25C
Extra
of
Thalhimer
{45c
(quar.)
Pacific
Texas
$4
Sherman
Sherwin-Williams
10c
Resumed
6
2-17
Inc.—
preferred A
Ctfs.
3-15
$10
(initial
.
plus this divi¬
$1
Kentucky Coal
10c
preferred
4.48%
25C
(quar._
common
at $85 per share
1
West
Co.—
1
Texas Instruments,
1-10
1
15c
—
$5
Pipeline
(quar.)
Texas Industries,
3-10
4-
40c
{45c
quar.)—_—
common
Sheraton Corp. of
,
4-
31'Ac
(quar.)
common
5%
preferred
(quar.)—"—"_c—<_
Security Insurance (New Hamp.) (quar.)
Security Title Insurance (L. A.)
Common
Gas
of new pfd. for
each old sh.
Unexch.'sh. to be redeemed on
1-15
'
Natural
shs.
1.7
held).
dend*
2-
$1
(quar.)
6
British
income
tax.
a
Less
x
Less Jamaica income tax.
y
Previous
date
published
date
andyor record date
was Incorrect.
The
is indicated here.
corrected
paymoai
:
50
Tfe Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(602)
..
Monday, January 30, 1S56
.
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
the
Danville Union School District,
ARIZONA
(P. O. Flagstaff), Ariz.
No. 6
Burns,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 10:30
Offering
Bond
Jane
—
(MST) on Feb. 6 for the pur¬
chase of $150,000 bonds, as fol¬
a.m.
lows:
High
$75,000
bonds.
1958
July
on
of
about
dated
and
1
Jan.
from
and
20—v.
183,
254—were
p.
to
Refsnes, Ely, Beck &
Co., of Phoenix.
u
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Martinez, un¬
til 11 a.m. (PST) on Feb. 7 for
the
purchase
of
inclusive;
March
on
$89,000 building
15, 1956. Due
bonds. Dated March
Lakeside
1970
Dist.,
inclusive;
March
bonds
America
of
sold
was
the
to
National
1976
Jan.
on
15
Trust
from
J-J.
by
approved
of
San
Francisco.
Fallbrook
Union
Offering
Trust
Due
1955.
inclusive.
1974
Le¬
Interest J-D.
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
School
District,
Orange
ing bonds offered Jan. 24—v. 183,
p. 451—were awarded to the Bank
ings Association, of San Francisco,
3.%s, at
as
price of 101.32,
a
basis
a
of about 3.12%.
Marysville School District, Yuba
County, Calif.
Bond
ing
Sale—The $600,000 build¬
bonds
offered
awarded
to the
National
Trust
Jan.
Bank
&
23
were
America
of
Asso¬
Savings
Supervisors,
Ventura
District,
County, Calif.
bids at his office in
fice in San
11
from 1957 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
clusive.
cisco.
cipal and interest payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
(M-S)
Azusa School District, Los
Angeles
County, Calif
Bond
O
Sale—The
$81,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 24—v., 183,
p. 451—were awarded to Weeden
&
Co., of Los Angeles, as 3J/4S, at
price of 100.12, a basis of about
3.23%.
(PST)
of
$260,000 building bonds. Dated
March 1, 1956. Due on March 1
Joint
Stanton,
Bond
County
ford
until
Feb. 6
building
sewer
system
1956.
to
(PST)
bonds.
Due
1972
Dated
March
on
March
1
from
1,
1957
inclusive.
Principal and
interest (M-S) payable at the City
Treasurer's office, or at the Bank
for
1956.
Co.,
and
Calexico School Districts, Imperial
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harry M.
Free,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in El
Centra,
un¬
til 2 p.m. (PST) on Feb. 6 for the
purchase of $304,000 bonds,
as
fol¬
lows:
$45,000 Elementary School District
bonds. Due
on
March
1
from
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
85,000
Union
bonds. Due
1957
to
School
on
1976
District
March
1
from
inclusive.
trict bonds. Due on March
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
bonds
are
dated
March
1
1,
1956. Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
receive
Han-
on
Jan.
$60,000
Feb.
15,
from
1957
to
- Principal
and in¬
(F-A) payable at the Coun¬
Fresno
County
Bond
Sale—The
offered
the
Jan.
Bank
24
of
Bank
America
of
Due
to
1966
inclusive.
Trust
22
from
Trust
&
Savings
National
Principal
and
the
School P'~*~ict,
$30,000
Association,
of
build¬
The
bonds
1955.
to
Due
1989
dated
are
on
April
1
April
from
Clerk
1,
1958
inclusive.
Principal and
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
interest
San Francisco.
Garden
Offering
Francis
nounces
receive
(PST)
of
—
L.
Fran¬
Acting
City
Greiner
an¬
Feb. 14 for the purchase
$1,975,000
Dated
March
15
City
Hall
bonds.
15, 1956.
Due on
March
from
1957
to
1976
in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
until
11
a.m.
Union
(PST)
for the purchase of
Due
bonds.
on
Dated
Jan.
inclusive.
on
Jan.
31
15 from
1957 to
and
1974
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Hawthorne
School
District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Los
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office
until 9
a.m.
(PST)
in
Los
on
Angeles
Jan. 31 for
bids
until
1:30
bonds,
bonds.
as
Due
bonds.
Due
Fresno
Bond
ing
School District,
County, Calif.
Sale-.—The
and
bonds
Savings Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco, at a price
100.20, a net interest cost of
of
about
3.57%,
as
follows:
$12,000 3%s. Due
1957
to
on
on
Feb.
1
foregoing
on
supersedes
Feb.
a
group
Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Michigan
Corporation,
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc,
Byrne and Phelps, Inc., Breed &
Harrison, Stockton Broome & Co.,
Mid-South Securities Co., Clat^k,
Landstreet &
Kirkpatrick, Inc.,
and Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., at
a price of
100.0086, a net interest
cost of about 2.85%, as follows:
of
$460,000 4s. Due
1960 to
1965 to
2,800,000
Dec.
on
from
1
1964 inclusive.
490,000 2%s. Due
;
Dec. 1 from
on
1968 inclusive.
2.80s.
Due
Dec.
on
1
from 1969 to 1984 inclusive.
ILLINOIS
15
Feb.
on
Chicago
151
'
Feb.
on
15
dated
Board
Warrant Sale
tax
Feb.
of
Education,
The
—
III.
$50,000,000
anticipation warrants offered
Jan.
24—v.
awarded
to
183,
a
255—were
headed by
p.
group
&
are
by
&
Special School District (P. O. Wil¬
mington), Del.
o n
d S
1
a
e
—
The
$1,279,000
school
bonds
183,
452—were awarded to the
p.
Harris
Trust
offered
Co.; Harris Trust
Bank; City National
Co.; American Na¬
Savings
Bank & Trust
Bank
&
Trust
Jan.
26—v.
&
Savings Bank,
Chicago, and Francis I. duPont &
Co., New York City, jointly, as
2%s, at a price of 100.44, a basis
Cook
American
(P. O. Northbrook), III.
Sale—The $150,000 school
house site and building bonds of¬
fered Jan. 24
v.
183, p. 453 —
—
awarded
were
to
Bond
*
follows:
$25,000 2%s. Due
to
.1961
Illinois
Sale—The
exempt
and
$650,000 non-v
dormitory bonds of¬
Home, Finance Agency,
a price of par.
as
on
1960
Surf side, Florida
Bond
Town
Offering—Hyman Fechter,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Dec.
1
from
inclusive.
on
Dec.
1
from
1975 inclusive.
State* Toil
Highway Com(P. O. Springfield), III.
'■
Largest Public Offering of Toll
Bonds Formally
Com¬
pleted—Formal completion of the
Highway
largest
public
highway
bonds
place in Chicago
The
FLORIDA
from
-
to
mission
-
fered Jan. 20—v. 183, p. 255—were
awarded to the Federal Housing
&
,
COLUMBIA
University (P. O.
McDougal
Condon, Inc., and R. S. Dickson &
Co., both of. Chicago, jointly, as
1957
Washington Jr D.- C.
tax
of
'i
125,000 3s. Due
OF
all
County School District No. 28
Bond
of about 2.60%.
DISTRICT
Co.,
Chicago.
New Castle County, Mount Pleasant
B
Continental Illinois National Bank
& Trust Co.; First National Bank;
tional
DELAWARE
from
the
were
—
Lvnch,
inclusive.
2%s, at
Feb. 1
1969 to 1976 inclusive.
The
to
offered
255
p.
Northern Trust
1968 inclusive.
8,000 3M>s. Due
183,
v.
—
revenue
follows:
Legality approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
of¬
fered Jan. 10—v. 183, p. 51—were
awarded to the Bank of America
National Trust &
sewerage
certificates
15,
1956. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the City Treasurer's
$20,000 build¬
improvement
25
First
re¬
from 1958 to 1976 inclusive.
bonds
,
composed of
White, Weld & Co., Blyth & Co.,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Merrill
p.m.
from 1958 to 1966 inclusive.
1,605,000 bonds. Due
and
awarded
Scandinavian
$270,000 build¬
Jan. 15, 1956.
Principal
Jan.
on Feb. 2 for the purchase
$2,655,000 general public im-l
that the City Council will
bids until 11 a.m.
on
water
anticipation
(EST)
sealed
or
at
the
fiscal
High School urer's office,
agency of the city in New York
District, Orange County, Calif.
City. Legality approved by Or¬
Bond Offering — B. J.
Smith,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
County Clerk, will receive sealed rick,
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
bids at his office in Santa Ana
Grove
sealed
The
National
Certificate Saie—The $3,750,000
Haven, Conn.
Offering — Frederick L.
200,000
Southern
Bank, of Augusta.
Legality -ap¬
proved by Powell, Goldstein, Frazer & Murphy, of Atlanta.
CONNECTICUT
$850,000
Principal and
payable
at-the
(M-S)
and
office.
San
San Jose, Calif.
Bond
inclusive.
1970
Citizens
New
of
Offering—Chairman
interest
White & Co.
from 1958 to 1961
cisco.
of
price of
to
Co.; Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox;
D. Blake & Co., and C. N
of America National Trust & Sav¬
ings
Certificate
Fred
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Augusta Hospital Authority, Ga.
Ray L. Campbell announces that
the Authority will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Feb. 7
for the purchase of $915,000 rev¬
enue
certificates.
Dated Sept. 1,
1955.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1956
Macon, Ga.
provement
Union
GEORGIA
Irving Lundborg & Co.; Shuman,
Agnew & Co.; Hill Richards &
ceive
$150,000
Co., of Chicago.
Company; Lawson, Levy
Williams; Kaiser & Co.; Stone
Yoimgberg; H. E. Work & Co.;
Bond
The
1981.
San Francisco.
Rescue
to
16,
Jan.
on
Cronan, City Controller, will
Association,
Francisco, as 4s, at a
100.46, a basis of about 3.96%.
Jan. 16 from
Bank, Los Angeles;
J. Barth & Co.; William R. Staats
& Co.; Heller, Bruce & Co.; White,
Weld
&
Co.; Reynolds & Co.;
Braun, Bosworth & Co. Incorpo¬
rated; First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion; Schwabacher & Co.; E. F.
1955
ing bonds offered Jan. 23—v. 183,
p. 451—were awarded to the Bank
to
Due
(M-N)
payable at
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
Bond
bonds
awarded
America
the
to
interest
Works
$60,000
were
$200,000
sold
—
183, p. 255 — were
Barcus, Kindred &
v.
—
awarded
Hutton &
National
Nov.
on
Jan. 24
California
&
Fla.
Manors,
Sale
water revenue certificates offered
Bros. & Hutzler; Dean Wit¬
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
Savings Association, of San
Francisco, as 23/4s. Dated Nov. 22,
1955.
Wilton
Certificate
on Jan. 16
1975 inclusive.
on
Miami
of
New York City. \ v;;:
Other members"of the syndicate:
Blyth & Co., Inc.pAmerican Trust
Company,
San
Francisco;
The
First Boston Corporation; Harris
Trust
and
Savings " Bank;
The
Northern Trust Company; C. J.
Devine
&
Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; R. H.
Moulton & Company; Weeden &
Co.
Incorporated; Security-First
National Bank of Los
Angeles;
Seattle-First National Bank; Sal¬
&
was
El Dorado
Water
1980 and
County
Unified School District,
bonds
0.50s.
interest
Kern County, Calif.
building
1, 1956.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Beach, or at the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank of
Due
Due
Jan.
and interest
Bank
1979 inclusive.
1976 to
380,000
the
Treasurer's office.
office.
Districts No. 8 (P. O. Fresno),
Calif.
ing
174,000 Union Higfr School Dis¬
The
Dated
Feb. 1
on
San
-
Bond Sale—The $125,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds offered Jan. 17
•—v.
183, p. 51—were awarded to
Hammill &
Taylor & Co., jointly.
bonds.
760,000 21/£s.
and
,
.
Calexico, Calif.
Shearson,
a.m.
(PST)
purchase of
Treasurer's
ty
San Francisco.
.
will
1976, inclusive.
ings Association, Los Angeles and
...
10
the
Due
terest
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Legality approved
by O'Melveny & Myers, of Los
Angeles.
Clerk,
bids at her office in
on
bids until 8 p.m.
Principal
payable- at
Panama
2V4s.
Due on
to 1986 incl.
1 from 1957
Dated
Associ¬
950,000 2V2S. Due on Jan. 16 from
from 1965 to 1969 inclusive.
1,140,000
on
series B bonds.
Jan.
1964 .inclusive.
to
Due
Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1986 incL
150,000
$1,520,000 5s. Due on Jan. 16 from
1957
s.
.
A bonds.
series
$84,000
ation, of San Francisco, at a price
of 100.09, a net interest cost of
about 2.39%, as follows:
&
Offering—Bernice Thom-
for the purchase of $80,000
receive
Elementary
Counties, Calif.
31
will
Union
School District, Kings and Tulare
sealed
Clerk,
March 15 from 1957 to 1961 in¬
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
Fremont
sealed
Bond Offering—Earl E.
Ventura, until
(PST) on Feb. 21 for the
purchase
of'
$50,000
building
bonds. Dated March 15, 1956. Due
a.m.
Francisco.
sen,
City
a.m.
Jan. 31 for the purchase
on
a
Barstow, Calif.
Diego, until 10:30
purchase of $234,000 real
acquisition bonds, as fol-"
.
& Curtis.
Hallowell,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
will receive sealed bids at his of¬
March 15 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
Joaquin County,
National Trust &-.Savings
ter &
Bond Offering—L. E.
Principal
and
interest
(M-S)
payable at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
on
Calif.
$4,750,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 26—v. 183,
p. 451—were awarded to a group
headed by the Bank of America
San
omon
Mesa Union School
"■
lows:
Bond Sale—The
from 1970 to
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $170,000 build¬
School Dis¬
R. B. James,
—|
Clerk of the Board of
Stockton Unified School District,
San Francisco.
Magnolia
the
for
estate
Dec. 1 from 1956 to
on
ciation, of San Francisco.
High
trict, San Diego County, Calif.
Bond
National
Savings Association, of San
Francisco, as 3y4s, ; Dated Dec. 1,
1957
Interest
inclusive.
America
the
to
and
&
Savings Association, of San
Francisco, as 3Vzs. Dated Jan. 15,
Due
sold
was
of America National Trust & Sav¬
issue of $78,000
building
County, Calif.
bonds
of
Bank
Santa
District,
Sale—An issue of $19,000
Bond
building
on
Marin County,
Bank
School
1
Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
W. T. Paasch,
—
to
Sale—An
Legality
County, Calif.
Offering
inclusive;
March
on
California
to
Alamo School District, Contra
Costa
Sch.
1956.
CALIFORNIA
Bond
1961
Treasurer's office.
'
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 20
issue of
published" in our
183, p. 451.
report
Jan. 23—v.
in¬
interest
County
Principal
and
payable at
the
(M-S)
from 1971 to 1976 inclusive.
Dixie
works improvement bonds offered
awarded
1960
$24,000 3s, due
water
$85,000
March 1
1976 inclusive.
to
1957
from
Parker, Arizona
Jan.
1971 to
$44,000 2%s, due
1
Sale—The
inclusive;
on
1970
$12,000 3s, due
from
clusive.
Clara
88,000 series A school bonds:
$20,000 5s, due on March 1
of Phoenix.
Bond
to
Due
1, 1956.
March 1 from 1957 to 1981
on
American
1960
to
1961
Dated March
follows:
as
$28,000 23/4s, due
1,
1956. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
are
1957
from
>
1977 inclusive.
bonds
2.98%,
from
75,000 School Dist. No. 6 bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1958 to
The
the
to
$52,000 series B school bonds:
$12,000 5s, due on March 1
from
1
inclusive.
1977
awarded
Trust Co., of San Farncisco, at a
price of 100.07, a net interest cost
District
School
Due
to
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $140,000 bonds
offered Jan. 24—v. 183, p. 451—
were
purchase of $168,000 building
bonds.
Contra Costa
School District
Coconino County
Illinois
Commission
group
of
offering
on
on
State
of
record
toll
took
Jan. 23 when
Toll
Highway
accepted from
investment bankers
a
a
check in the amount of $407,391,666.67
representing the balance
83
^Number 5503 ij/ ; The Commercial and .Financial Chronicle M^\-y
due the Commission from the sale
Charles
& - .Trauernicht,
of Sty
■
' !• ■.v,f
Oct.)'25, 1955 of $415,000,000 Louis, w
..Northern Illinois Toll Highway,
.3%% Revenue Bonds due Jan.'1, Winnebago County School District
No.; 58>(Rockford), 111.
rl995. This climaxes a long period, ^4*.
Bond Sale—The
$148,000 school
.of negotiation and litigation dur-t
building bonds offered Jan. 25—
ing which time some of the issues
v.
183, p. 453—were awarded to
involved were
on
decided
/appearances
before
in
the
three
Supreme
Court of the State of Illinois and
-
■
<
{-
„
Grinnell Indep. School Dist.,
(603)
51
Iowa
Equitable Securities Corp.; New- noon (EST) on Jan. 31 for the
White, Hattief purchase of $1,077,000 bonds, as
othy Sammons announces that the
& Jones, Inc./ follows:
j
Board of Directors will receivd
Merrill Lynch, Pierce; Fenner & $760,000 school project bonds. Due
bids' until, 1:30 p.m.
(CST)- on Beane; Nusloch, Baudean & Smith;
on March 1 from 1957 to 1976
Feb. 7 for the purchase of
$288,4 Ducournau & Kees; Arnold &
inclusive.
t
000 building bonds.
Crane; -Schweickhardt
&
Co.;
317,000 school bonds.
Due on
Glas
&
Allan Blair & Co., of
Co.;
Howard,
Weil,
March 1 from 1957 to 1976
Chicago.
<
"v.
KANSAS
Labouisse, Frederichs & Co/; R. S.
inclusive.
■v'.i
•
INDIANA
Hecht & Co.; Steiner, Rouse &
f^rpdonia, Kan.
Dated March 1, 1956. Principal
Bond Offering—G. F.
Harrison County (P. O.
Wampler, Co.; Ladd Dinkins & Co.; W. DZ and interest payable at the Sec¬
Corydon),
City Clerk, will offer for sale at Kingston &
Co.,
and
Barrow, ond
Indiana
' j"
Bank-State Street Trust Com¬
•n Bond
Sale—The $115,000 hospi^ public auction at 2 p.m. (CST) on Leary & Co., at a price of par, a pany,
or
at the Hyannis Trust
Jan.: 30, an issue of $55,000 guard net interest cost of about 3.40%,
tal bonds offered Jan. 24—v.
183^
Company, Hyannis. Legality ap¬
as follows:
armory bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1955,.
p. 452—were awarded to Hemp¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
Due on Dec. 15 from 1956 to 1965
$39,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from mer & Dodge, of Boston.
hill, Noyes & Co., of Chicago, as
^
inclusive.:
1958 to 1963 inclusive.
2%s, at a price of 100.10, a basis
Beverly, Mass.
of about 2.32%.
402,000 3V4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
: '
Bond
Offering—Secretary Dor-*
mon, Brown & Co.;
& Sanford; Scharff
•
before the United States Suh
once
Court.
preme
*
V;
"
Vr
''
"w
'
T
At ceremonies at the Continen¬
i
tal. Illinois
National Bank
and
Trust Co.-of Chicago, trustee of
"the
Bond
Issue,
Howell,
Evan
Chairman of the Commission, re-^
ceived the check from John F;
Fennelly and James P. Jamiesonj
;of Glore, Forgan & Co. Halsey,
Stuart & Co.
;
-
LOUISIANA
Indianapolis, Ind. ;■
>
Note Offering — M. V.
Bailey,
City Business Manager, will re¬
represented by
was
.Walter L. Darfler.
such
'
As is usual in
transactions the Commission
ceive
received
a
good faith check for!
part of the proceeds of the sale
on Oct.
25, which in this instance
amounted
check
to
$4,150,000,
received
today
plete
its
part
of
Commission
the
To
1956.
Noble
I
the
ceive
the
sealed
financial undertakings ac¬
in the United States.;
Ice &
It is the largest tax exempt issue
ever sold. Glore,
Forgarf & Co., as
loss
manager, and Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc., as co-manager, headed a
Bond
assembled for marketing
The
State
toll
will
Route
the
2%s, at
Tri-
White River
Township
past
sealed
to
the
Wisconsin border at South
Beloit;
an
the East-West Route from its
intersection
Route,
with / the
the end
near
Street
gress
Tri-State
of the
Con¬
Expressway,
to
a
point
of connection
with U. S.
Route 30, a few miles west of Au¬
111.—v. 183,
rora,
452.
p.
Jasoer
County, Newton Community
J27 (P. O.
V r
Newton), III.
School District No.
,
Bond Sale—An issue of
$455,000
was sold
to Ben¬
building bonds
jamin Lewis & Co., of Chicago, as
3s and 3V4S. Dated Dec.
15, 1955.
Due
serially from 1964 to 1975 in¬
clusive. Interest J-D.
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles &
of St. Louis. "
Trauernicht,
Bond
Davis,
will
10
a.m.
series B bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1959 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
basis
Sewerage
33,000
Each
Township School
—
Trustee,
until
1956.
District
No.
1
will
is
dated
April
1,
Madison Parish School District
on
No.
2
(P. O.
Tallulah), La.
The $1,800,000
building bonds offered Jan. 25—
1,
1956. Due semi-annually on v.
182, p. 2840—were awarded *to
June 1 and Dec. 1 from 1956 to
a group composed of White, Hat1960 inclusive. Principal and in¬
tier & Sanford, Scharff & Jones,
terest (J-D) payable at the Amer¬
Inc., the Equitable Securities Cor¬
ican National Bank of Noblesville.
poration, Barrow, Leary & Co.,
Legality approved bv Ross, McNewman, Brown & Co., Merrill
cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Schweickhardt & Co., Ducournau
IOWA
& Kees, Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs
&
Ackley, Iowa
Co., Glas & Co.,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Nusloch, Baudean & Smith, Ar¬
be received by the Town Treas¬
nold & Crane, W. D. Kingston &
urer
until
7:30
p.m.1 (CST)
Co.,. John
Dane
&
op
Co.,
Ladd
Feb. 15 for the purchase of $40,000
Dinkins & Co., Steiner, Rouse &
water revenue bonds.
Dated Dec.
Co., Kohlmeyer & Co., Derbes &
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from 1956 Co.,
Weil
Investment Co.,
and
to 1969 inclusive.
Interest J-D.
Wheeler & Woolfolk, Inc., as fol¬
Feb. 7 for the purchase of $55,000
school building bonds. Dated Feb.
Bond
Sale
—
Bennett
Jonesboro, Illinois
Bond
water
sold
of
the
First
Jonesboro,
1956.
Due
1968
3s.
as
from
Interest
aporoved
Bank,
Dated Jan. 1,
Jan. 1
on
inclusive.
gality
National
bv
1957 to
J-J.
Le¬
Charles
&
be
received
the
Board
by
of
the
County Community Unit Sch,
Dist. No. 272 (P. O.
Amboy), III.
Bond Offering—Charles
weity,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
8
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
borfds. '
on
of
Dated
Nov.
1
clusive.
•(M-N)
Feb.- 1
on
for
the
$650,000
building
1, 1956.
Due
Jan.
from
1956
Principal
payable at
to
and
1974
in¬
interest
place mutu¬
a
ally agreeable to the Board of
Education and the purchaser. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Charles
1975
to
inclusive.
approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
awarded to the
.
-
145
(P.
Bond
O.
R.R.
Rock Falls),
Offering—Frank A. Thome
Secretary of Board
will
receive
p.m.
(CST)
chase
III.
sealed
on
of
until
Feb. 2 for the pur¬
$179,000 building bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1
from 1956 to 1973 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
the
a
(M-N) payable
olace mutually agreeable to
Board
purchaser.
of
Education
and
the
Legality approved by
on
Nov. 1
Nov.
1
in
Feb.
1971
as
1,
and
of
F^rt Dodge. Iowa
Offering—C. H. Clelland,
City
Clerk, will; receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 31
for the purchase of $30,000
park¬
ing lot revenue bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1956. Due on Sept. 1 from 1957
to
1961
inclusive.
proved by Rogers &
Des Moines.
Legality
on
1957 to 1980 in-
street
bonds.
1957 to
Due
1985
inclusive.
bonds
are
dated
March
1956.
leans
New
York
City as the
Board
may
designate.
Legality
approved by Wood, King & Daw¬
son, of New York City.
Falmouth, Me.
or
Bernard
No.
2
Bond
000
to
Parish
Sewerage Dist.
(P. O. Chalmette), La.
Sale—An issue of $1,075,-
improvement bonds
a
syndicate
Sale—The
offered
453—were
was
composed
Jan.
$761,000 school
24—v, 183, p.
awarded
to
a
group
composed of F. S. Moseley & Co...
White, Weld & Co., and Lee Higginson Corp., all of New York
City, as 2.40s, at a price of 100.40.
of
sold
the
1956.
Boston
a
Corp., New York
2Vzs, at a price of 100.45,
as
*•»
if-**;*
.
MARYLAND
Arundel
County (P. O.
Annapolis), Md.
Offering—President Mil¬
Bond
dred W. Clements
announces
the
County
Board
of
will
receive
sealed
bids
that
Education
until
11
(EST) on Feb. 7 for the pur¬
chase of $4,000,000
school con¬
struction bonds. Dated Jan. 1,1956
a.m.
Due
on
Jan.
inclusive.
from
1
1981
1958 to
Legality
approved
by
Niles, Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer
of Baltimore.
r
1
'
.•
•'
'
'
Bond Offering Postponed—Date
of
sale
the
school
$4,000,000
construction bonds, originally an¬
nounced
as
Feb.
7, has
been
—
453
offered
Note
1976 inclusive. Prin¬
ceive
bids
until
(EST) on Jan. 31 for the purchase
$400,000 temporary notes. Dated
31,-1956/ Due on Nov. 2,1956.
Principal and interest payable at
the National Shawmut Bank, of
Boston.
Dartmouth, Mass.
Bond
Sale—The $120,000 water
bonds offered Jan. 24—v. 183, p.
453
awarded
were
—
National
East
Bond
Bridgewater,
Treasurer,
follows:
$1,300,000
school
project
Due
on
Feb.
school
1
bonds.
from
1
from
The
bonds
1956.
Due
1957
to
on
1976
to
able
dated
are
Feb.
Principal and interest
at
the
aforementioned
Legality approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
New
Bedford
Housing
1,
pay¬
trust
company.
by
&
Authority,
Massachusetts
Offering—Chas.
E.
Davis,
Feb.
14,
1956.
Norwell,
Bank
Bond
un¬
bonds
payable at the
Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey.
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
July
Mass.
Sale—The $425,000
offered
and
inclusive. Prin¬
Due
24, 1956.
cipal
were
—
Sachs
&
Jan.
school
25—v.
awarded
183, p.
Goldman,
to
Co., and Paine, Webber,
York
& Curtis,
City, jointly,
orice
of
100.27,
a
both
as
of
2.40s,
basis
New
at a
of about
2.36%.
Quincy, Mass.
Boston.
Bond
Barnstable, Mass.
Offering — Howard
Town
sealed
Bank-State
pany,
1957
inclusive.
Jackson
ceive
bonds.
inclusive.
1957 to 1971
Sears,
Mass.
L. Keith,
will
receive
sealed bids at the Day Trust Co.,
Ill Devonshire St., Boston 6, until
11 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 2 for the
purchase of $1,500,000 bonds, as
Town
from
of
&
Offering—John
453
Bank
Coffin
to
Burr, of Boston, as 2V2S, at a price
100.67, a basis of about 2.43%.
of
Dated
Healey.
a.m.
National
re¬
a.m.
of
(EST) on Feb. 2 for the
purchase of $214,000 water bonds
Dated Feb. 1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1
First
10
Jr., Chairman, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Jan. 31
for the ourchase of $123,000 notes.
Boston, 45 Milk St., Boston,
interest
Kil-
will
Treasurer,
sealed
Note
Attleboro, Mass.
Bond Offering—Eaw. J.
First
Offering—Ernest W.
County
roy,
Feb.
MASSACHUSETTS
the
Trust
2.39%.'
Stockbridge, of Baltimore.
at
p.
group
Company of West¬
York, Alex. Brown &
Sons, Aubrey G. Lanston & Co.,
A.
G.
Becker
& Co.,
Shearson,
Hammill & Co.; Heller, Bruce &
Co., A. M. Kidder & Co., G. C.
Haas & Co., Ball, Burge & Kraus,
and Rand & Co., as 2.40s,
at a
price of 100.06, a basis of about
Long
and interest (J-J) payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Miles, Walsh
bids
183,
a
New
200,000
John J.
cipal
of
to
of
1976
(EST) on Jan. 31 for the purchase
of $600,000 flood
control bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1
&
26—v.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
New York, A. C. Allyn &
Co.,
Commissioner of Finance, will re¬
sealed
bids
until
10
a.m
1963 to
Jan.
awarded
were
—
composed
ceive
from
2,
2, 1956.
—
changed to Feb. 14.
Offering
of
Jan.
basis of about 2.45%.
Anne
purchase
Dated Feb.
Bristol County (P. O. Taunton),
Massachusetts
Bond Sale—The $275,000 school
project bonds offered Jan. 24—v
183, p. 452—were awarded to the
City,
the
notes.
Boston Metropolitan District, Mass.
Bond
S a i e
Tne
$4,149,000
Kennebunk, Me.
First
for
30
Due Nov.
bonds
basis of about 2.04%.
a
Bond
St.
ap¬
Dorwiler, of
The
1995 inclusive.
Jan.
$5,000,000
ern
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at such places in New Or¬
...
Judell, of New Orleans.
Bond
til 11
1957 to
Gildea,
City Collector-Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
Marine
improvement
1 from
1,200,000 sewerage, water and
drainage bonds. Due on Sept.
1 from
Interest
MAINE
Sept.
on
2,650,000 library bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1995 in¬
1970.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
the
clusive.
M-N.
Legality approved by Foley,
Cox &
clusive.
2,900,000
1956
1,
for
750,000 incinerator bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1995 in¬
and
thereafter
Nov.
A-O.
inclusive.
Cumberland, Md.
elusive.
from
from
to
1976
Note Offering—James E.
on
1958
Bond
$4/000,000 aviation bonds. Due
1975.-inclusive. "
dated
due
on
8
Boston, Mass.
La.
inclusive.
:;S:Sept. 1 from
White-Phillips Co./
Due
callable
are
Interest
8
of
3s.
1969 to
Education
bids
v
1957 to 1968 inclusive.
12,000
those
Com•
*.
Feb. 1 from
a.m. (CST) on
purchase of $11,500,000 bonds, as follows:
:
$12,000 2VzS. Due
Bonds
Counties
v
$24,000 'build-;
ing bonds offered Jan. 24 were
Inc., of Davenport, at a price of
100.94, a net interest cost of about
3.21%, as follows:
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Whiteside and Lee
Sale—The
on
sealed bids until 11
&
Feb.
(P. O. Clinton), Iowa
,,
v
inclusive.
Bond Offering—R. O.
Toledano,
Secretary of the Board of Liquid¬
ation,
City
Debt,
will
receive
Le¬
Chapman
1976
Feb. 1 from
1,
Offering—Mary Q. Antin,
Secretary of the Board of Com¬
missioners,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Feb.
28
for the purchase of $460,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
April 1, 1956. Due on April 1 from
New Orleans, La.
Elvira Consolidated School District
&
munity Conscl. School District No.
1970 to
Directors until 7:30
(CST) on Feb. 3 for the pur¬
chase of $275,000 building bonds.
Dated March 1, 1956. Due Dec. 1
p.m.
1957
1969
on
750,000 3.10s. Due
Secretary of
gality
Lee
1957 to
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
■
from
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
$1,050,000 3s. Due
Iowa
Sale—An issue of $24,000
bonds
was
improvement
to
Community School District,
March
Bond
of
lows:
f
from
Tangipahoa Parish Hospital Service
District No. 1 (P. O. Hammond),
A-O.
Interest
New Orleans.
receive
(CST)
issue
Legality ap¬
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell, of
Carl Alvey,
noon
1%
of
Jan. 1 from
on
1956, to Jan. 1, 1958.
bonds
bonds.
Offering
bids
L. W.
—
34,000
Township (P. O. R. R. 2, Noblesville), Ind.
Indiana
Rockford
a
La.
clusive.
awarded
price of 100.06,
a
Vz
of
pon
$33,000 series A bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1959 to 1976 in¬
of about 2.61%.
great
from a
area
Hammond,
and
and
Indianapolis,
con¬
School
receive sealed bids
(CST) on Feb. 16
for the purchase of $100,000 public
improvement bonds, as follows:
until
School
Offering
Mayor,
to
the
American Fletcher National Bank
& Trust Company, of
north to the Wisconsin
border; the
North Illinois Route from
Chicago,
Elgin
Bond
Point), Ind.
The
—
Parish
the
Ferr id ay,
Township (P. O. Route 30,
Sale
of
Board, or at the First National
Bank, Arcadia. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1, 1956. Due semi-an¬
152—were
p.
encircling the
near
Treasurer
p.m.
Townships bonds totaling
$300,000 offered Jan. 19—v. 183,
as
highway
include
Chicago metropolitan
point
1
1,. 1956. Due
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the office of the
re¬
Civil
offering.
initial
struction
until
R.F.D. 2, Crown
single
a
bids
March
634,000 3.40s. Due
clusive.
Thelma
Miller, of Indianapolis.
complished
tax exempt
Mrs.
—
nually from July 1, 1957 to Jan.
1, 1969 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Northern
syndicate consisting of 565 under¬
writers, the greatest number ever
Paul), Ind.
Dated
March 1 from 1957 to 1972 in¬
on
(CST) on Feb. 16 for the purchase
$56,000 school building bonds.
Illinois Toll Highway issue
unique
among
bonds.
of
-
consider
St.
Offering
Dated Feb.
-
Bankers
••;,<,•
O.
(P. O. Arcadia), La.
Offering — J. A. Shelby,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 11 a.m. (CST) on Feb. 14 for
the purchase
of $325,000 school
Township School District
(P.
Bond
bankers, in exchange
for. the check, bond certificates in
the
principal amount of $415,-:
:
2
Bond
p.m.
Reed, Township Trustee, will
investment
000,000.
;
com¬
to
until' 6:30
(CST) on Jan. 31 for the purchase
$900,000 notes.
Due June 29,
transaction
delivered
bids
of
and the
comprises
the balance of funds due.
the
sealed
Note Offering—John C. Lovett,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan.
1975 to 1986 inclusive.
[
31 for the purchase of $600,000
In addition all the bonds will
notes.
Dated Feb. 1, 1956.
Due
carry a separate detachable cou^
Nov. 5, 1956.
1964 to 1974 inclusive:
Bienville Parish School District No.
Treasurer,
bids c/o
Street
W.
will
the
Trust
Second
Street,
Boston,
—
Frederic
A.
c/o
the
National
Shawmut
Bank
of
111
Boston, Trust Department, 40
Water Street, until 11 a.m. (EST)
on Jan. 31 for the purchase of $1,-
until
675,000 school project bonds. Dated
Com¬
Municipal Department,
Franklin
re¬
Offering
Mooney, Jr., City Treasurer and
Collector, will receive sealed bids
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(604)
Feb. 1,
1957 to
Feb. 1 from
Principal
payable at the Na¬
1956.
Due
1975
interest
and
tional
Shawmut
Legality
on
inclusive.
of
Bank
Boston.
approved
by
Storey,
Palmer & Dodge, ol
•
—
183,
—v.
the
453—were awarded tc
p.
Rockland
Bank,
of
National
Atlas
-
Boston,
dis¬
1.93%
at
count.
Bond
Offering
receive
(EST)
$2,625,000
on
.
bonds,
11
follows:
as
1
from
1957'to
on
1961
1973
inclusive.
Due
on
Due
June
on
dated
March
1,
bids
until
11
a.m.
Jan.
on
1956 to 1958 incl.
1 from
Homer
(EST)
on
Feb. 1 for the purchase
of $281,000 water bonds.
; Dated
Community Sch. Dist., Mich.
Bond Offering—Clayton L. Jarrett, Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 2 for the
purchase of $450,000 school site
and building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1956. Due on April 1 from 1958 to
1974 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at a bank or
trust company designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
March
1,
1956.
of
1957
to
1956.
Principal and interest
Legality
pay¬
City Treasurer's office.
approved
Thorndike,
by
Palmer
Storey,
Dodge, of
&
'Boston.
Westford, Mass.
Offering — Charlotte P.
Bond
Grieg,
Town
Treasurer,
will
re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Union Na¬
tional.Bank, of Lowell, until
from
Due
1984
noon
March
on
inclusive.
1
Detroit.
■'«
%
Le¬
Kimball
gality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
School
Unit
District
-l.
(EST)
purchase
re¬
31 for the pur¬
chase of $53,000 drain assessment
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
Due
sealed
receive
Feb.
11
the
for
23
bonds,
$1,800,000
of
until
bids
sealed
on
follows:
Muskegon), Mich.
March 1 from 1957 to 1980
able at the
will
April 1, 1974.
ceive
Sylvester A.
—
the
a.m.
19,000 2V4S.
(EST)
are
to
Offering
Noetzel, Secretary and Clerk of
County Road Commissioners,
April 1 from
ley, Drain Commissioner, will
on
inclusive.
bonds
Mich.
Bond
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
Due
inclusive.
1966
to
as
-
culosis
newal
hospital
maintenance
notes offered Jan. 24
awarded
to
a
group
re¬
were
composed of
the Worcester
County Trust Co.;
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
Co.,
and the Second Bank-State Street
Trust Co., at 1.90% discount. "
bonds
are
Oct.
dated
|
/
1975| inclusive.
The
1,
The
notes
dated
are
Jan.
26,
1956. Due on March 30, 1956.
Pay¬
able at the Day Trust
Company,
of Boston, or at the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, of New York
City.
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Williams
and
and
Monitor
&
Sch.
Jackson, Miss.
Dist.
(EST)
p.m.
on
building bonds offered Jan. 25—
v.
site
bonds.
Due
on
183,
p.
453-—were
awarded
to
the
City Bank & Trust Co., Jack¬
son, and Barcus, Kindred & Co.,
of Chicago,
jointly.
Township School District !
No. 2 (P. O. R.R^ No. 5,
South
•
Haven), Mich,
h
Offering—Boyde Ransom,
Bond
8
receive
p.m.
(EST)
purchase
of
-
.
Secretary of Board
will
of
Education,
sealed
bids
Feb.
on
3
awarded
256—were
of
the
to
bids until 10
$47,000
building
Dated March 1, 1956. Due
May 1 from 1956 to 1970 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
company designated bv the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
Detroit.
Fraser School
Bond
Sale
District, Mich.
The $1,300,000
offered Jan. 23—
First
building bonds
183, p. 256—were
awarded to
group composed of H.
& Co., B. J. Van
V.
Sattley
Ingen & Co;,
John
Nuveen
&
Co.,
Barcus,
Kindred & Co., Stranaha'n, Harris
& Co., McDonald &
Co., Shannon
& Co., and M. B. Vick &
Co., at
a price of
100.0007, a net interest
cost of about 3.77%, as follows:
$380,000 4s. Due on July 1 from
are
callable
July 1 from
1968 to 1983 inclusive.
on
of
of
Royal Oak School Dist., Mich.
$2,500,006 gen¬
building and site bonds of¬
fered Jan. 25
v.
183, p. 453 —
Bond Sale—The
eral
—
were
awarded
to
a
group
the
First
of
Michigan Corpora¬
tion; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Blair &
Co., Inc.; Hornblower & Weeks;
Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
John
Nuveen
&
Co.;
Bond
Offering
—
Douglas
F.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST)
on
Feb. 1 for the purchase of
$220,000
storm sewer bonds. Dated Feb.
1,
1956,
Due on Aug. 1 from 1956
1965
inclusive.
Principal and
interest (F-A) payable at
a
bank
a.m.
Principal and interest
Stranahan.
13
Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co.;
Sattley & Co.; Watling,
Lerchen & Co.;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and Shannon & Co.,
at a price of par, a net interest
cost of about 3.09%, as follows:
$930,000 3V2S,
Due on July
V.
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
1,570,000 3s.
Due
on
July 1 from
1968 to 1980 inclusive.
Saginaw, Mich.
Bond Sale
bonds
—
The
$1,030,000
offered Jan. 23—v.
&
Savings
183, p
the Harris
Bank,
Chicago,
and the Bankers Trust Co., New
York City, jointly, at a price of
100.07, a net interest cost of about
2.07%, as follows:
$285,000 special assessment sewer
improvement bonds: $120,000
2y2s, due
to 1960
on
Feb. 1 from 1957
inclusive, and $165,000
to
composed of
Co., Inc.; J. M.
Dain & Co.; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Kalman & Co.; WoodwardElwood & Co., and Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, all of Minneap¬
olis, as 4.60s, as follows:
a
group
Allison-Williams
$1,243,000
Area
Metropolitan
bonds.
This
Sports
issue
car¬
ries an additional 1.40% cou¬
from Dec. 1, 1957, to June
1, 1960 inclusive.
pon
Metropolitan Sports
1,242,000
.
1956.
pay¬
,
St.
Area bonds.
Bond
«
Offering—Secretary R. C.
Christman
Board
of
that
announces v
Education
will
the
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Feb. 1 for the purchase of $1,800,000 school bonds.: Dated Feb. 1,
1956.
Due
1976
to
Feb.
on
from
1
%,
V;;;
-
Chairman of the School
Board", will receive sealed bids at
the .First National Bank of Boston,
45 Milk St.,. Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 1 for the purchase "
of $395,000 building bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
and interest, payable; at the abovementioned
bank;
Legality
ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
nett,
Louis
County, Ferguson Re¬
organized School District R-2
(P. O. Ferguson), Mo.
•
<-
<
Conway" School District, N. H.
Bond Offering—Robert H. Ken-
MISSOURI
;
>;•
NEW
1959
*
JERSEY
inclusive.
Principal and
interest (F-A) payable at the St.!
Louis Union Trust Company, St.
Louis. Legality approved by
Atlantic
Township School District
(P. O. R. D. No. 1, Freehold),
New Jersey
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St.;
ing bonds offered Jan. 19—v. 183,
Louis.
m
p. 153—were awarded to Boland,
St. Lotus County Consol. Sch. Dist. Saffin & Co., of New York City,
as
No. R-8 (P. O. Sappington), Mo.
2.90s, at a price of 100.12, a
.
'
(The, foregoing bonds were orig¬
Bond Sade
An issue of $1,-J basis of about 2.88%.y •
% * ':i
inally scheduled to be offered on 300,000 school bonds was sold to*
Dec. 13—v. 182, p. 2738—and sub¬ a
East Greenwich Township School
group headed by G. H. Walker1
sequently postponed.)
& Co., of St. Louis, as 3^4s, 3s, District (P. O. Mount Royal), N. J.
Bond Offering—-Carl A. SchoRedwood and Brown Counties Joint 2%s and 27/8S, at a price of 100.01.
ber, Secretary of the Board of
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dists. Nos. 56
Union, Mo.
Education, will receive sealed bids
and 135 (P. O. Morgan), Minn.
Bond Sale—An issue of $170,000 until 7:45
p.m. (EST) on Feb. 6
Bond Sale—The $395,000 build¬
water works and sewerage system for
the
purchase
of
$100,000
ing bonds offered Jan. 24—v. 183,
bonds was sold to Barret, Fitch,
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
p. 256—were awarded to a group
North & Co., and A. H. Bennett Due on Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1975
composed of the First National
& Co., both of Kansas City, joint¬ inclusive.
Principal-and interest
Bank of Minneapolis; First Na¬
ly, as follows:
(A-O) payable at the First Na¬
tional
Bank
of
St.
Paul,
and
Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., of Min¬ $50,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from tional Bank & Trust Co., Pauls—
neapolis,
as
1959
to
to
Due
1971
200,000 3s.
1972
1957
follows:
$195,000 2.90s.
Harris &
153—were awarded to
"Waddell, City Clerk, will receive
com¬
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.;
'Ji
Minneapolis, Minn.
Bopd
Sale — Revenue
bonds
totaling $2,485,000 were sold on
*
July
Detroit.
Trust
Garden City, Mich.
to
as
1970.
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
1957 to 1967 inclusive.
920,000 3?4s. Due
Claremontr N. H. :
./ v
Note Offering — Gordon Dillon,
%
Bond Sale—The
.
bonds. Dated Feb.
HAMPSHIRE
1
able at the Deposit Guaranty Bank
& Trust Co., Jackson. Legality ap¬
No. 37 (P. O.
Bonds due in 1978 and
thereafter
H.
a
sive.
Counties
Joint Consolidated School District
1, 1956.
July 1 from 1958 to 1984
inclusive.
—
v.
Faribault
and
revenue
1974
(CST) on Feb. 1
or the purchase of $860,000 spe¬
City Manager, will receive sealed
cial
street
improvement bonds. bids, until 3 p.m. ,(EST) on Jan. .311
Dated
March
1, 1956.
Due onr for the purchase of $400,000 notes. *
March 1 from 1957 to 1966 inclu¬ Dated Feb. 1,^1956: Due Nov; 30,;
MINNESOTA
Martin
electric
Qfty Clerk, will receive sealed
ner,
Michigan Corp., Detroit.
Feb.
until
10 for the
bonds.
on
Dated
1,
Casco
t..-
(P. O. Wihonville), Neb.
$200,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 24—v. 183,
p. 454—were awarded to the First
Trust Co., of Lincoln.
Bond Sale—The
Bond Offering—Mrs. J. R. Skin¬
(P. O. Auburn), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $220,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 23—v. 183, p.
Jan.
Feb. 9 for the purchase of $3,000,000 refunding school building and
;
County School Dist. No. R-l
Furnas
1, 1956.
neapolis.
sealed bids until 8
District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $bub,v>uO
awiiool
;
15,
and interest pay¬
County Treasurer's
the
at
office.
to
American National Bank of Min¬
Community School
'
1956. Principal
able
Due from
(J-J)
Mount Clemens
J
1966 inclusive.
1966 inclusive.
clusive.
Detroit.
82,000 district paving bonds, pay¬
able from special, assessments.
Due on March 1 from 1957 to
The bonds are dated March
East Chain), Mipn.
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
$330,000 build¬
of St. Louis.
ing bonds offered Jan. 24—v. 183,
p.
453—were
awarded
to ; the
District, Mich.
Offering — Frank Kissell,
District
Secretary, will receive
MICHIGAN
School
*
Townships
Fractional
Auburn
No.
Paduock
building bonds.
Secretary of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 31 for the
purchase
of
$346,000
building
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
Due
on
July 1 from 1958 to 1981 in¬
Bond
Albion
$40,000 intersection paving: fobnds.
Due on March 15 from 1957
to 1966 inclusive;
Medicine
Due on Feb. 1 from 1958
inclusive; Principal and
interest (F-A)payable Jat,; the,
Brookhaven, Miss.
Bond Sale—The $626,000 water County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
and sewage bonds offered Jan. 24 ity
approved by Stinson, Mag,
—v. 183, p. 453—were awarded to
Thomson, McEversr- &* Fizzell, of
Allen & Co., of Hazelhurst.
Kansas Gity.;>^"-r-.y ■
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany to be designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by
house
1957 to
1955.
son,
Principal and interest
payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the, pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
receive
(CSX) on
Feb. 14 for the purchase qf $122,000 bonds, as follows:
,
,
(P. O. Port Huron), Mich.
Offering — Edna Steven¬
(P. O.
Worcester), Mass.
Note Sale—The $725,000 tuber-,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
$1,045,000 Metropolitan Sewerage
MISSISSIPPI
and Sewage Disposal System
(Nankin Section) bonds. Due Attala County (P. O. Kosciusko)
on April 1 from 1957 to 1990
Mississippi
Grand Island, Neb.
'.
b Bond Offering—Chas; H. Pope, 4. '
■,, ,■? inclusive, m
: /i
:
Bond Offering — F. S. White,
Clerk of the Board of County Su¬
755,000 Metropolitan Water Sup¬
ply System (Nankin Section) pervisors, will offer for sale at City Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds.
Due on April 1 from public auction at 10 a.m. (CST) on bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
1957 to
Feb. 6, an issue of $75,000 court 15 for the purchase of $2,500,000
Bond
Worcester County
from 1957
1
County (P. O.
Granite Falls), Minn..
Bond Offering—George L. Swanson, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on
Feb. 7 for the purchase of $380,000 drainage bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1956. Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to
1975 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest payable at a place desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
$225,000 2s, due on Feb. 1
1961
March
on
Beatrice, Neb.
Bond Offering—A. G. Kleman,
inclusive.
Yellow
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
Due on April 1 from
1970
500,000 water mains bonds.
The
and
from
Bond Offering—Patrick J. Buck¬
Due
inclusive.
on
bonds: $128,000 2J/2S, due Feb.
1 from 1957 to 1960 inclusive,
of
204,000 3s.
improvement
general
Due
1968
1956
NEBRASKA
$22,000
March 1,
Dated
bonds.
Principal and
interest payable at a place desig¬
nated by the successful
bidder.
Legality approved by Dorsey, Col¬
man, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
inclusive.
1966
to
353,000
Michigan Corp., De¬
troit, and E. J. Schneider & Co.,
of Kalamazoo, jointly, at a price
of 100.23, a net interest cost of
about 2.92%, as follows:
1 from 1957 to
bonds.
water
$269,000 gen¬
453—were awarded
p.
1956.
to
2V2S, due on Feb. 1 from 1957
to 1960 inclusive, and $232,000
2s, due on Feb. 1 from 1961
38
Henry Street Drainage Dist. No. 61
(P. O. 953 East Keating Avenue,
bonds.
project
xVIarch
183,
First
to
inclusive.
March
v
24—v.
a.m.
school
500,000
.
until
Feb. 9 for the purchase
of $3,625,000
1975
will
bids
sealed
on
Due
Treasurer,
No.
obligation bonds offered Jan.
J.
E.
Francis
—
City
eral
$46,000 3Vzs.
Springfield, Mass.
Callaghan,
Sale —The
Bond
/'V.'
Somerville, Mass.
Note Sale
The $500,000 tem¬
porary loan notes offered Jan. 2C
District
funding
2s, due on Feb. 1 from 1961
392,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds: $160,000
(P. O. Kalamazoo), Mich.
Boston.
'■
School
Road
Gull
Thorndike,
•
company
the purchaser.
Monday, January 30,
.
Feb. 7 for the purchase of
1966 inclusive.
to
designated by
Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
trust
or
.
.
on
Jan. 1 from
1981
1970
inclusive.
Due on Jan.
1
from
to
1969
16,000 3V8S.
to
Due
1972
24,000 3V4S.
1973
inclusive.
to
Due
1976
80,000 3%s.
Roseau
County Independent
solidated School District No.
District Clerk, will receive sealec
bids until
11
a.m.
(CST) on Feb.
purchase of $425,900
school building bonds. Dated Feb.
15
for
the
Due on Feb. 1 from 1959
inclusive. Principal and
interest
payable at
a
suitable
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Colman, Bar¬
ker, Scott & Barber, of Minneap¬
1, 1956.
to
Dated
41
Offering—Ella V. Tweet,
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Jan. 1 from
Evesham
Jan. 1 from
in
1977
able
Jan.
and
1, 1956.
Bond
Bonds due
thereafter
are
call¬
of Jan.
1, 1971. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Union National Bank, of Kansas
City. Legality approved by Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers &
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
as
Offering
—
Marion
D.
Bowen, Township Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
(EST) on Feb. 7 for the purchase
$30,000 refunding bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from
1957 to 1971 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
of
First
National
Bank
of
Marlton.
Legality
1986
MONTANA
9
approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
Granite
trict
County High School Dis¬
No. 2 (P. O. Drummond),
Montana
Bond
olis.
Township (P. O.
Marlton), N.J.
' f
inclusive.
on
by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
1977 to 1986 inclusive.
Con-
(P. O. Roseau), Minn.
Bond
Due
boro. Legality approved
inclusive.
Offering—Archie Hender¬
Netcong School District, N. J.
Bond Sale—The
$330,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 24—v. 183,
son, Chairman of the
Board of p. 256—were awarded to the Na¬
Trustees, will receive sealed bids tional State Bank of Newark, and
Bond Offering — A. F. Hassen- until 8 p.m. (MST) on Feb. 15 for Ewing & Co., of Montclair, jointly,
stab, Village Clerk, will receive the purchase of $245,000 building as 3s, at a orice of 100.14, a basis
of about 2.98%.
sealed bids Until 8 p.m. (CST) on bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1956.
Wabasso, Minn.
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Volume
183
Number 5503
.
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.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(605)
Oldmans
Township School District
(P. O. Pedricktown), N. J.
*
a
Bond Sale—The
-
$121,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 19—v. 182,
p. 2738—were awarded to Boland,
iSaffin, & Co., of New York City,
as
2.90s, at a price of 100.15, a
-basis
of
about
{
.
Bond
^
2.88%.
V
Pater son, N.
Sale
A
—
;
J.
syndicate
& Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.;
Gregory & Sons; J. B. Hanauer &
Co.; Ryan, Hanauer & Co.; Van
Deventer Brothers & Co.; Joseph,
Mellen & Miller; Mackey, Dunn
bidder
for
Ryan, Inc., and
was the successful
the
$4,734,000 bonds
offered, Jan. 26—v.. 183, p. 454>
The group bid for $4,727,000 bonds
as
2.70s, at a price of 100.16, a
basis of about 2.68%.
Bond Offering—Dayton R. Ludwig, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 15 for
the purchase of $226,500 building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at the Pitman National Bank
& Trust Co.,
Pitman. Legality ap¬
Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
by Hawkins,
Riverdale
School
District, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $180,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 24—v. 183,
p.
256—were "awarded to Ryan,
Hanauer
i
<
Bond
Offering
George
—
T.
announces
that
the
Committee
will
receive
.
Y.
,
$45,000 fire sta¬
and equipment
bonds offered Jan. 20—v. 183, p.
256—were
awarded
the
to
First
3s, at
Bank, of Downsville, as
price of par.
a
Fredcnia, N.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
pavement
183,
—v.
$34,500
100.05,
a
153—were
p.
Company, of
at a price
basis of about 2.48%.
Municipal
Huntington),
Supervisor,
sealed
(EST)
cf
York
Offering—Joseph W. Cer-
Town
ceive
of
Greenlawn
New
mak,
awarded
2V2S,
as
Water District (P. O.
Bond
street
Jan. 19
offered
to the Citizens Trust
Fredonia,
Y.
bids
will
until
11
Feb. 2 for the purchase
on
$220,000
water
district
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on March
1
from
1956
to
1975
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
at
the
Huntington Station
Bank, Huntington Station. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
New
Heckler
York
&
Galloway,
of
City.
Livonia, Conesus, Avon, Lima and
Geneseo
No.
1
Bond
Der
Central School
District
Leon
—
O.
assessment
bonds.
on
Feb. 1
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Meid, District Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
on
bids
until
3
of
$595,500 building bonds. Dated
1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
1957 to 1976 inclusive. Principal
Jan.
(J-J) payable at the
First
MEXICO
Bond
tin,
sanitary
$300,000
Due
on
1966
rison, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
Feb.
2
for
the
purchase of
$250,000 building bonds.
Dated
to
sewer
Due
March 1 from 1957 to 1966
Beach.
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
"
dated
are
March
1,
1956. Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the. City Treasurer's
office.
Bidder
to
obtain
legal
opinion.
NEW
YORK
will
Treasurer,
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
C00
bonds
Monticello, N. Y.
Offering—Edwin C. Motl,
Village
Feb. 2
inclusive.
The
(EST) on
purchase of $289,improvement bonds.
for the
public
Dated Jan.
1, 1956. Due
from 1956 to
cipal
on
July 1
1.980 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
and
(J-J) payable
at the Sullivan County Trust Co.,
Monticello. Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Bond
Offering
—
E.
M.
New
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 31
for the purchase of $210,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1956. Due
on May 1 from 1957 to 1967 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Security Trust Co.,
City,
N.
454—were
Chemical
awarded
Corn
New
York
plus
a
City,
premium
$5,000,000
$5,000,000
interest
the
from
on
a
of
at
4.95%
at
to
Bids
7
Chase
Sale
_
The
$1,325,000
building bonds offered Jan.
v.
183,
R.
L.
454—were
p.
26—
awarded
to
Day & Co., and the Ameri¬
Securities Corp., both of New
York C'ty, jointlv, as 3s, at a price
bid of
par,
Bank,
City Bank.
York
Note Sale—The $19,350,000 Issue
CXIV
notes
offered
Jan.
24—v.
183, p. 454—were awarded to Sal¬
Bros. & Hutzler, of New
City, at 1.82% interest, plus
premium of $311.
of
100.27,
a
Bond
ment
a
New York
City Housing Authority,
New
York
Cheektowaga Union Free Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Cheektowaga), N. Y.
Bond
building
Sale—The $890,000 school
bonds
offered
Jan.
18
1956
to
1984
Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Jan. 31 for
the purchase of $8,010,000 Issue
CXV
notes.
Dated
Feb.
27,
1956.
of
in
Ra¬
on
Jan.
$113,000
Commission,
sealed
bids
leigh
E.
11
receive
office
in
Ra¬
(EST)
on
Jan. 31 for the purchase of $59,000
sanitary sewer bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from 1956
to
1967
a.m.
Washburn, of New York City.
.7',
County (P. O.
Washington),"N. C.
pond Offering
W.
—
to
1966
refunding
Feb.
on
1
bonds.
from
1959
to
1961 inclusive.
45,000
general
refunding bonds.
Due
on
1967
Easter-
E.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Feb.
1
from
1960
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor
&
Washburn,
of
New
York City.
W.
—
E.
Easter-
sealed
bids
his
at
office
in
Ra¬
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 7
the
purchase
of
$1,000,000
bonds, as follows:
$550,000
water
June
bonds.
from
1
Due
450,000
1957
to
1
from
1957
to
1990 inclusive.
inclusive.
Feb.
school
from
1
1957
building
to
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
from
1
1957
to
Feb.
1, 1956.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Hanover Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of N. Y. City.
College
sealed
on
Treasurer,
bids
Feb.
until
will
11
receive
(EST)
purchase oi
exempt dormi¬
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principal
payable
interest
and
the' 'Wachovis
at
Bank
& Trust Company, of Ra¬
leigh, or at the Bankers Trust
Company, of New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Smith, Moore,
Smith & Pope, of Greensboro.
$2,368,000
24—v. 183, p.
offered
awarded
composed
of
E.
W.
bids
for
bonds,
the
his
at
leigh until 11
purchase
refunding
Due
of
Ra¬
Jan.
$107,000
on
follows:
as
$73,000
in
office
(EST)
a.m.
on
school
interest
34,000
June
general
Due
1974
Dated
1
from
19G8
to
refunding
June
on
1
from
bonds.
1968
to
inclusive.
Dec.
Elm
1,
1955.
about
refunding
1957
Due
Securities
2.79%,
to
school
Feb.
on
5.63%,
follows:
1963
Feb.
on
bonds
1
from
inclusive.
1956 to
1959
on
Ohio
24—v.
to
Dec.
inclusive.
J.
nati,
183,
A.
The
—
$252,000
spe¬
257—were awarded
p.
White
&
2y4s, at
as
Co.,'of Cincin¬
price of 100.08,
a
basis of about 2.23%.
a
Jackson Local School Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale—The $250,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 19—v. 183,
154
p.
awarded
were
—
J.
to
A.
White &
at
Co., of Cincinnati, as 3s,
price of 101.27, a basis of
a
about 2.87%.
Jackson
Township Local Sch. Dist.
O. Hoytville), Ohio
Sale—The $250,000 build¬
(P.
Bond
254—were
p.,
awarded
J.
to
A.
White & Co., of Cincinnati, as 3s,
at a price of 101.20
a
basis of
about 2.85%.
Jefferson
(P.
from
1
1957
to
1964
2,211,000 school building bonds:
$820,000 6s, due on Feb. 1
from 1958 to 1970 inclusive;
$610,000 23/4S, due on Feb. 1
from 1971 to 1978 inclusive;
$375,000 3s, due 011 Feb.
1
from 1979 to 1981 inclusive;
$125,000 0.25s, due on Feb. 1,
1982, and $281,000 0.50s, due
Feb.
on
from
1
Local
O.
1983
to
1985
53—were
awarded to the Ohio
Bond
School District,
Offering—Ross
Sale
Bond
bonds
—
The
Dec.
1
from
1957
18—v.
183, p. 154—were awarded to the
Bank of North Dakota, of Bis¬
marck, as 3s.
tion
Bank, Medina. Legality apby Bricker,
Marburger,
Evatt & Barton, of Columbus.
Lorain County (P. O.
Ohio
Offering
Offering
Caroline
—
K.
Cummings, Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners, will re¬
sealed
(EST)
bids
until
10
a.m.
Feb. 13 for the purchase
on
of
$20,969 special assessment sewer
improvement bonds. Dated Feb.
15, 1956. Due Feb. 15, 1957 and
on Aug.
15 from 1958 to 1966 in¬
clusive. Interest F-A.
Legality
by
Squire," Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
proved
ap¬
&
Mahoning County (P. O. Youngstown), Ohio
Bond
Clerk
Offering
of
the
—
John C. Cox,
Board
of
County
Commissioners, will receive seabed
noon
(EST) on Feb. 13
of $62,600 special
street
Dated
Feb.
improvement
15, 1956. Due
Oct. 1 from 1957 to
1966 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Mansfield, Ohio
Bond
E.
E.
Zeisert,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
—
noon
Feb. 13 for the purchase
of $130,000 building bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1 from
1957 to 1931 inclusive. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
on
Brookville
Elyria),
Cleveland.
Brookville Local School District,
Ohio
(EST)
inclu¬
pro\*ed
OHIO
Bond
1971
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Old Phoenix Na¬
cn
Jan.
to
sive.
assessment
$13,950 fire
offered
Ohio
Coul-
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Feb. 15 for
the purchase of $75,000 building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on
bonds.
house
N.
son,
for the purchase
Fairmount, N. D.
District
Ohio
Company, of Columbus.
bids until
DAKOTA
School
Gahanna),
?
ceive
inclusive.
Bond
Cain,
National
1
from
Offering
City
—
Clerk,
sealed bids until
Offering—Paul L. Kelley,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Feb. 14
purchase of $2,300,000 sew¬
er improvement bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1956. Due on May 1 and Nov. 1
for the
from 1957 to
Bank
of
Legality
approved
by
&
Dempsey,
of
First
the
at
Mansfield.
Squire,
Bank.
inclusive. Prin¬
1981
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
National
Sanders
Ohio
Agnes Brown
will
Feb.
1,
9
for
1956.
11:30
the
Due
on
Minerva
Sept.
1
Village School
Bond Offering—Donald
Clerk of
will
the
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
noon
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
bonds.
cipal and interest (M-S)
on
payable
Exempted
District, Ohio
receive
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
$104,860.33 special assessment
street improvement bonds. Dated
on
March
Due
County (P. O. Columbus),
Cleveland.
net interest cost of about
4s.
&
cial assessment bonds offered Jan.
as
57,000 road, bridge and general
refunding bonds as 6s. Due
Columbus,
the Branch Banking & Trust
Co., of Wilson, at a price of par,
$4,000
ap¬
Squire,
Sale
Bond
6s.
as
City, N. C.
Bond Sale—The $10,000 street
improvement bonds offered Jan.
24—v. 183, p. 455—were awarded
as
group
will receive sealed bids until
Principal
and
interest
(J-D)
payable
in
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing,
Shetterly
&
Mitchell,
of New
York City.
a
a
First
of
cost
bonds.
1978 inclusive.
by
Franklin
follows:
Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission, will receive
31
to
of Durham;
Byrne
and
Phelps, Inc.; American Securities
Corp.; Tripp & Co., all of New
York; Anderson & Strudwick, of
Richmond; Piper, Jaifray & Hopwood, of Minneapolis; Provident
Savings Bank & Trust Co., and
Breed- & Harrison, both of Cin¬
cinnati, at a price of 100.02, a net
NORTH
ment
sealed
Jan.
257—were
North Carolina
—
Cleveland.
Legality
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Sale —The
County (P. O. Concord),
Offering
of
Leroy Local
North Carolina
Bond
inclusive.
Cabarrus
Bank
p.
Wayne County (P. O. Goldsboro),
a.m.
$225,000 non-tax
tory bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955
Due on July 1 from 1958 to 1995
inclu¬
of New York City.
the
for
10
1960
June
$100,000
Offering—Lonnie D. Small
to
Bond Sale—The $300,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 19—v. 183,
College Incorporated
O. Bute's Creek), N. C.
(P.
1956
1, 1955.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Guaranty Trust Company, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
Campbell
Bond
from
1
proved
and interest
Corp.,
on
Dec.
1990
bonds.
sewer
June
on
Dated
$250,000
1978
7
ing bonds offered Jan. 19—v. 183,
sanitary
Due
bonds
Due
Feb.
on
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Central National
on
inclusive.
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan.
31 for the purchase of $310,000
bonds, as follows:
bonds
(EST)
for
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
hospital
noon
$15,000 public
machine
and
equipment
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on
Bond
1, 1956.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Hanov&r Bank, of New York City.
Offering
until
service
to
Feb.
ment
public
bids
for the purchase of
inclusive.
Dated
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D) payable in New
York City or Raleigh.
Legality
approved, by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
&
1959
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
Easter-
will
his
at
until
from
Eastlake, Ohio
Offering—Mable Johnson,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
'
Bond
Rocky Mount, N. C.
C.
W.
—
1
school
Due
Bond
CAROLINA
to
basis of about 2.96%.
office
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
Feb.
'
Offering
York
Note
No. 3
NORTH
omon
can
Easter-
follows:
as
3,000
Z. Cur-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Manhattan
York City Housing Authority,
New
(P. O. Lindenhurst), N. Y.
from
Albemarle, N.
also received
were
New
Bond
1
New York City.
the effective
the
city being
Galloway, of New York City.
No. 4
Bank,
$446,475 for
interest and
and the First National
Babylon Union Free School Dist.
the
E.
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Bricker, Marbus.
inclusive.
Beach),
Mary
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Oneida Val¬
ley National Bank, of Oneida. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
5%,
cost
1.9985%.
to
Exchange
Rochester.
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
of
Y.
Sale—The $10,000,000 cap¬
ital notes offered Jan. 25—v. 183,
W.
—
his
at
the
on
Clerk,
Dec.
on
Bond
Note
p.
Blake,
York
for
Sch.
inclusive.
Galloway, of New York City.
Avoca, Wheeler, Cohocton, Howard,
Fremont, Bath and Prattshurg Central School District No. 1 (P. O.
Avoca), N. Y.
District
Due
(F-A) payable at the
National
Bank,
Long
Bond
bonds.
on Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
bids
31
the
will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Feb. 1 for the purchase of $184,000
school bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1955.
Brook
Meadow
1957 to
1
Due
1960
and interest
bonds.
from
1, 1956.
sealed
for
15
inclusive.
Mor¬
Offering
leigh until 11
Common
—
on
inclusive.;
600,000 storm
on
sewer
March
Offering
1971
J.
Bond
at the
burger, Evatt & Barton, of Colum¬
O.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
receive
Dist. No. 20 (P. O. Sylvan
New York
Due
Offering—James
1956
Bond Offering—Welch Morgan,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (MST) on Feb. 13
for the purchase of $900,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds, as follows:
Vienna
New York
Bond
Feb.
Hobks, N. Mex.
will
Feb.
Long Beach City School District,
National
NEW
and
60,000
(F-A)
payable
Bank, of
Westville.
Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
the
at
-
$65,000 school building bonds. Due
Verona
re¬
p.m.
Feb. 7 for the purchase
r
Randolph County (P.
Asheboro), N. C.
purchase
of
$50,000,000
State- bonds,
guaranteed Thruway bonds.
Prin¬
cipal and interest
until
Beaufort
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
on
Due
bids
S.. Van
Stewart National Bank of Livonia.
1956.
Comptroller,
(P.O. Livonia), N. Y.
Offering
Feb. 1
Dated Feb. 1,
State
a.m.
for the purchase of $192,000 water
improvement
State Thruway Author¬
ity (P. O. Albany), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Arthur
Levitt,
re¬
and interest
(EST)
New'York
National
sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
•
N.
construction
(EST)
(P,
Township
Price, Jr.,
Township
i
Downsville),
Dec. 1 from 1960
on
to 1965 inclusive.
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
,
Deptford Township
Thorofare), N. J.
Treasurer
O.
6,000 6s. Due
New York City. Legality approved
Bond Sale—The
tion
&
Co., of Newark, as
2.95s, at a price of 100.14, a basis
of about 2.93%.
West
(P.
Due Sept. 10, 1956. Payable at the
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
sealed
Colchester, Downsville Fire District
Huntington,
Pitnyan School District, N. J.
proved
Company of Western New
York, of Buffalo; Blair & Co., Inc.,
of New York City; Manufacturers
& Traders Trust
Co., of Buffalo;
Roosevelt
&
Cross, and R. D.
White & Co., both of New York
City, as 3s, at a price of 100.57, a
com¬
mill
Co.;
Park,
Ewing & Co.,
256—were awarded to
p.
composed of the Marine
group
Trust
basis of about 2.93%.
posed of National State Bank, of
Newark; Northern Trust Co., of
Chicago; Ira Haupt & Co.; R. S.
Dickson & Co.; Shearson, Ham-
&
183,
—v.
53
Dated
sealed
Wagner,
Education,
Board of
bids
until
28 for the
$100,000
building
on
Feb.
March 1,
1956. Due
inclu-
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1976
w*®»p8»\
64
The Commercial and Financial Chionicle i;.
(606)
sive. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the Minerva Banking
Co., Minerva.
A'ewcomerstown
Exempted Village
School District, Ohio
Bond
Offering
Powell
of
Education
F.
R.
that the Board
announces
bids until
Clerk
—
sealed
receive
will
(EST) on Feb. 17
for
the
purchase
of
$600,000
building bonds.
Dated March 1,
1956.
Wadsworth
1957 to
1 from
Dec.
on
ing bonds offered Jart. 19—v. 183,
54—were awarded to McDonald
& Co., and Field, Richards & Co.,
both of Cleveland, jointly, as 3s,
at a price of 101.30, a basis of
about 2.84%.
Williamsburg, Ohio
Bond Offering—Floyd E.
Village
son,
sealed
for
1979 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-D; payable at the First
National
Bank,
of
Newcomers-
Feb.
1
lire
1966
Ridgeville Local School District
(P. O. Ridgeville Corners), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $295,000 school
improvement bonds offered Jan.
19—v. 183, p. 54—were awarded
to J. A. White & Co., of Cincin¬
nati, as 3s, at a price of 101.58, a
basis of about 2.83%.
Salem-Liberty Local School Dist.
(P. O. Warner), Ohio
terest
improvement bonds of¬
fered Jan. 23—v.
183, p. 154—
were
awarded to Sweney Cartwright & Co., of Columbus, as
3%s, at a price of 102.03, a basis
of about 3.29%.
Shelby City School District,
from
1
1957
Weav¬
inclu¬
1976
to
to
in¬
at
the
Bank, of
payable
Merchants
&
and
Williamsburg. Legality approved
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
Cincinnati. (The issue was origi¬
nally intended to be sold on Dec.
16).
Zaleski, Ohio
Bond Offering—Dorothy Martin,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Feb. 6
for the purchase of $9,000 water
bonds.
1956. Due
1981
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Citizens Bank of
Shelby.
Legality
approved
by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Strasburg-Franklin Local School
District (P. O. Strasburg), Ohio
March
Dated
1,
Sept. 1 from 1957 to
Principal and in¬
on
inclusive.
terest (M-S) payable at the Milton
Banking Co., Wellston. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
OKLAHOMA
Ohio
er, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til noon (EST) on Feb. 16 for the
purchase
of
$675,000
building
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1956. Due on
Dec.
on
1957
from
1
Principal
(J-D)
works
build¬
and
Offering—Sanford
Tulsa, Okla.
Bond
water
183,
v.
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1975
inclusive.
terest
Dec.
on
(J-D)
1957
Principal and
to
in¬
payable at the Citi¬
State
zens
from
1
Bank
of
Strasburg.
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Legality
by
approved
Sycamore Township (P. O. 9547
Ross Avenue, Montgomery), Ohio
Bond
road
Sale
The
—
improvement
January 20
$15,810.21
bonds
offered
183, p. 258—were
awarded to Magnus & Co., of Cin¬
v.
—
Garvin County Independent School
District No. 38 (P. O. Wynne-
wood), Okla.
Bond Offering—H. B.
Clerk
of
the
Board
of
Finlayson,
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
7:30
(CST) on Feb. 1 for the pur¬
chase of $230,000 building bonds.
p.m.
Due from
1958 to 1966 inclusive.
Mayes County Independent School
District No. 2 (P.O. Adair), Okla.
Bond Offering — S. L. Jones,
Clerk of the
Board
of
(P. O.
Woodstock), Ohio"■
Bond
ing
Sale
183,
the
p.
154
$7,000 build¬
January 20 —
Bank
were
—
of
awarded to
North
Lewisburg
Company, North Lewisburg, as 3s.
Union
City Local School District
(P. O. Union City), Ohio
Bond
Sale—The
$25,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 25—v. 183,
54—were awarded to Magnus &
Co., of Cincinnati as 3V4S, at a
price of 101.60, a basis of about
p.
3.03%.
Bond
Offering
City
sealed
Feb.
Offering
—
Clerk-Auditor,
bids
10
R.
C.
will
the purchase
bonds.
bonds
000
Oct.
on
inclusive.
(A-O)
tional
1
noon
(EST) on
purchase of $40,-
from
payable
Bank
of
at
1957
to
and
Principal
Ohio
1966
Na¬
Columbus.
Bond
Offering
2.48%, as fol¬
lows: $75,000 4s, due on April
Bond
(EST)
on
of
D?ted
on
Feb.
15
for
the
$535,000
building
Feb. 15, 1956. Due
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1977 inclu¬
sive. Principal and
interest (J-D)
payable at the Erie County United
Bank, of Vermilion. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Dempsey, of
Squire,
Sanders
Cleveland.
&
1961
to
1968
April 1
inclusive;
and
$225,000
2y2s,
due
on
April 1 from 1969 to 1977 in¬
about 2.42%, as follows: $75,000 4s. due on April 1 from
to
1960
inclusive; $200,-
000 21/4S, due on
1961
to
1968
April 1 from
inclusive;
and
April 1
PENNSYLVANIA
Duryea School District, Pa.
Bond
Offering
of
cost
1
—
the
about
2.41%
$60,000 4s, due
from
1958 to 1960
$180,000 2V4S, due
from
1961
to
April
inclusive;
April 1
on
1969
inclusive;
$60,000
2.40s,
due
on
April 1 from 1970 to 1972 in¬
clusive.
tional Bank of Oklahoma
City, R.
J. Edwards, Inc., Evan L. Davis &
J.
Vinita,
Okla.
provement, and fire station bonds
offered Jan. 24
v. 183, p. 154 —
lows:
were
$240,000 4s. Due
1959 to
April 1 from
1961 inclusive.
on
80,000 2i/4s. Due April 1, 1962.
320,000 2.40s. Due on April
1
1967 to
1972
263,000 2.60s. Due
1973
The
April 1 from
on
tp 1976 inclusive.
bonds
are
Bond
water
dated
April
1,
County (P.
Shawnee), Okla.
Offering
awarded
posed
of
—
Jack
A.
O.
Wat-
Clerk,
26-C
terest
Due
County Independent School
(P. O. Hooker),
singer, Clerk of the Board of
cation, will receive sealed
the
(CST)
purchase
1963 inclusive.
of
bonds.
on
Dated
Jan.
1
March
from
Principal
payable
at
1,
1957 to
and
in¬
the
North Bend, Ore.
Offering—George A. Dy-
on
Edu¬
bids
Feb.
7
$230,000
Due from 1959 to
Richard
—
(EST)
bids
Jan.
on
until
30
K.
re¬
p.m.
the
for
8
Lower
Merion
Township
School
District
(P. O. Ardmore), Pa.
Bond Offering — Frances J. Mc-
1956.
Secretary of the Board of
Directors,
will
receive
(EST) on
Feb. 20 for the purchase of $2,100,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated March 1, 1956. Due on Sept.
1957
to
Bonds due in
callable
1981
1967
inclusive.
and thereafter
of
Sept. 1, 1966.
Interest M-S.
Legality approved
by Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, of
Philadelphia.
are
as
Nether Providence Township Sch.
Authority (P. O. Wallingford), Pa.
Bond
Offering
—
Secretary,
Reed,
Randall
will
W.
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Feb. 9 for the purchase of $630,000
school
bonds,
revenue
as
follows:
Due
Due
bonds.
bonds
March
on
Due
March
dated
are
Port
183,
the
Bond Offering
'
15
Lyle B. Chappell, City Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Feb. 14 for the purchase of $325,000
swimming pool bonds. Dated
March
1,
1956.
Due
on
March
1
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
from
Bond
Offering
Martier,
Secretary
School
Directors,
will
bids until 8 p.m.
6 lor the purcnase
sealed
Feb.
Turtle
Creek
Clerk
of the Board
will
rectors,
until
1966
to
in¬
District,
the
sealed
p.m. (EST) on Feb. 9 for
purchase of $450,000 building
SOUTH
Richland
No.
I
CAROLINA
County School District
(P.O. Columbia), S. C.
Bond
Offering
—
J.
Gibbs,
Chairman
School
Munson,
Commissioners,
ceive sealed bids until
on
154
p.
group
The
offered
Hanover Bank, of New York City,
or at
the principal office in Co¬
lumbia
of any incorporated bank
having offices in Columbia!, named
by
the purchaser
as
alternate
paying agent. Legality approved
by Sinkler, Gibbs & Simon, of
.
Spartanburg County (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
Bond
Sale—The
$150,000
were
—
equip¬
Jan.
awarded
to
to Hancock, Blackstock &
Co., of
Atlanta, as 2!/2s, at a price of
101.008, a basis of about 2.26%.
TENNESSEE
Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
&
Hutzler, R. W.
Pressprich
&
Co.,
Mercantile
Trust Company, St. Louis, Dean
Witter
&
Co., Weeden & Co.,
Roosevelt
&
Cross, Aubrey
G.
Lanston & Co., Robert Winthrop
& Co., the Illinois
Company, Fahey, Clark & Co., Thomas & Co.,
&
&
Co., at
interest
Sherrerd, and Brooke
price of 100.10,
a
cost
of
about
a
2.74%,
net
as
follows:
Offering — City Clerk
Grady H. Carroll announces that
the
city will receive sealed
11
a.m.
purchase
1957
to
on
Jan. 1 from
1976 inclusive.
3,240,000 2%s. Due
on
bids
(CST) on Feb. 8 for
of $400,000
water
and
revenue
tax
Due
bonds.
Dated
June 1 from
on
1963 to 1987 inclusive.
Bonds due
are
callable
of Dec.
1, 1965.
Principal and
(J-D)
payable
at
the
New
Corn
Exchange Bank,
City.
Legality ap¬
York
proved by Chapman &
Cutler, of
Chicago.
TEXAS
Brownsville Navigation
(P. O. Brownsville),
Jan. 1 from
1977 to 2003 inclusive.
District
\
Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
unlimited tax
$1,200,000
refunding bonds was
sold to
Nongard & Co., of Chicago,
and E. Kelly Brown Investment
Co., of Dallas, jointly, as follows:
$265,000
31/4S. Due on March
from 1957 to 1959 inclusive.
710,000 3s. Due
1960 to
225,000
The
on
1966
2?/8s.
1967 and
1956.
$2,400,000 4s. Due
V
.Bond
a
City Bank, of New York, Harris
Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago,
First National Bank, of Portland,
Bros.
court
25—v.
composed of First National
Salomon
'
house and jail bonds offered Jan.
24—v. 183, p. 258—were awarded
Chemical
and
will re¬
(EST)
noon
500,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from 1957
to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at
the
of
$6,000,000
Board
Feb. 8 for the purchase of $2,-
interest
Philadelphia, Pa.
Heyward
of
of
as
Townsend, Elliott &
Philadelphia.
Di¬
bids
bonds.
in 1966 and thereafter
.
School
of
receive
Pa.
Watson,
8
S.
Due
School
Bond Offering—Robert
by
construction
of
receive
(EST) on
of $150,*
building bonds. Dated March
1956.
Due on March 1, from
to 1976 inclusive.
Legality
approved
by
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
National Bank. Legality approved
bonds
M.
000
Dec. 1, 1955.
—
Pa.
Board
of
Principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable at the Glen Lyon
Sale
,
Raymond
—
clusive.
of
Mc..
Sharosburg School District,
1,
March
15, 1956.
1957
..
$210,000 building bonds.
the
Feb.
par.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
bonds.
on
of
Bank
21/2s, at
be received by the District Clerk
until Feb. 2 for the purchase of
until
Feb.
awarded to
were
—
National
as
Ridley Township School District
(P. O. Folsom), Pa.
'•
Angradi,
Secretary of Board of School Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 9 for
the purchase of $31,000 refunding
Eutcher
—
455
p.
First
Keesport,
Newport Township School District
(P. O. Glen Lyon), Pa.
Dated
Vue, Pa.
$9o',u00 general
obligation bonds offered Jan. 23—
v.
1
1,
1956. Legality approved by Saul,
Ewing, Remick & Saul, of Phila¬
delphia.
Offering—T.
1957 to
from
Bond Sale—The
1986.
The
1
Legality approved
by
Burgwin,
Ruinn,
Perry
&
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
275,000
Feb.
on
Charleston.
from
re¬
p.m.
1976 inclusive.
School
from
8
until
(EST) on Feb. 6 for tne purchase
$55,000 capital outlay general
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
Cabe,
1
bids
sealed
obligation
pur¬
chase of $30,000 general obligation
bonds.
183,
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved
by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Oklahoma
building bonds.
sealed
ment
son,
District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Feb. 6 for the purchase of
$450,000
Mc¬
1957
Wise, Borough Secretary, will
ceive
subway
(P. O. Nyssa), Ore.
Due
for
com¬
County School District
inclusive.
p.m.
group
OREGON
Malhuer
1956.
bridge bonds.
Offering
Bond
1976
7:30
a
Nuveen
H.
Allegany, Pa.
Offering—Gaum
1,
Ingram, Pa.
Bond
Pierce & Co., and Zahner &
Co., as
Jan. 30 for the purchase of $475,-
until
im¬
&
Co.,
Co., the First Se¬
curities
Company
of
Kansas,
Wichita, Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, McCormick & Co., Rauscher,
000
Bond
and
Geo. K. Baum &
building
District No. 23
to
John
will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
and
$1,494,000
Bond Offering—Richard V. Wil¬
Pottawatomie
road
The
—
extension
—
No.
1956.
Bond
Sale
system
April 1 from
on
Munson, of Philadelphia.
3%s.
inclusive.
Principal and interest
at the- Miners National
Bank
of
Wilkes-Barre.
Legality
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Bond
Co., Commerce Trust Co., of Kan¬
City, First National Bank &
Co., and Citizens National
Bank, both of Muskogee, as fol¬
Trust
payablb
fol¬
as
on
from
of
Chester
—
and
Harris
Savings Bank, First Na¬
sas
inclusive.
$355,000 bonds.
300,000 storm sewer bonds at a
price of 100.03, a net interest
Bond Sale
The $1,383,000 hos¬
pital bonds offered Jan. 23
v.
183, p. 455 — were awarded to a
of
on
1
Coy, Borougn Secretary, will
clusive.
$400,000 park bonds at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of
lows:
Texas
bonds.
from
inclusive;
on
of
serially from 1958 to 1966 incl.
p.m.
to I960
from 1969 to 1973 inclusive.
will receive sealed
purchase
1958
$125,000 2.40s, due
Offering—Lois Urbansok,
Clerk of the Board of
Education,
bids until 6:30
from
1
$200,000 2V4S, due
Muskogee, Okla.
composed
about
Jan.
on
inclusive.
to 2006
Port
Bond
ceive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
of
cost
Farley,
Education,
(CST) on Feb. 7 for the pur¬
chase of $5,000 building bonds.
&
a
$500,000 sanitary sewer bonds at a
price of 100.02, a net interest
building
p.m.
group
day
same
follows:
as
McCor-
will receive sealed bids until 3:30
Trust
the
R. L.
—
Clerk of the Board
kins, County
Vermilion Local School
District,
Ohio
awarded to
1958
interest
the
$3,000
480,000 2y2s. Due
371.49 special assessment improve¬
ment bonds. Dated March 1, 1956.
Due
of
offered
syndicate com¬
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank, of
New
York,., Continental
Illinois
National Bank
&
Trust
Co., of
Chicago, BJair & Co., Inc., Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Salomon
Bros.
& Hutzler,
Hornblower &
Weeks, Dick & Merle-Smith, Dean
Witter & Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
Honnold
&
Co., First National
Bank & Trust Co., of Oklahoma
City, Bacon, Stevenson & Co., W.
H. Morton & Co., Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co., Roosevelt & Cross,
Geo. K. Baum & Co., Mullaney,
Wells & Co., and Evan L. Davis,
were
McCurtain County Dependent Sch.
Dist. No. 8 (P. O. Idabel), Okla.
Wells,
receive
until
for the
F. E.
—
from 1963 to 1966 inclusive.
Upper Arlington, Ohio
Bond
Is. Due
2004
Culloch, bnuler & Sayre, of Port¬
Korpusik, Secretary of the Board
of Western New York, Buf¬ of School
Directors, will receive
falo, National Bank, of Tulsa, City. sealed bids until 8
p.m. (EST) on
National Bank & Trust Co., Kan*
Feb. 2 for the purchase of $112,000
sas City, A. G. Becker &
Co., Inc., building bonds. Dated March
1,
Wm. Blair & Co., R. J. Edwards,
1956. Due on March 1 from 1957
Inc., Small-Milburn Co., Inc., A. to 1966 inclusive.
Principal and
G. Edwards & Sons, and Andrews
interest payable at the First Na¬
& Wells, Inc., at a price of par, a
tional Bank of Avoca.
Legality
net interest cost of about
2.53%, approved by Townsend, Elliott &
as follows:
Munson, of Philadelphia.
:
$1,000,000 4s. Due on April 1 from
Hanover Township School District
1958 to 1965 inclusive.
(P. O. Wilkes-Barre), Pa.
1,625.000 2V2s. Due on April 1
Bond Offering — John C. Bohn,
from 1966 to 1978 inclusive.
Secretary of the Board of School
250,000 2.60s. Due on April 1,
Directors, will receive sealed bids
1979 and 1980.
until 4:30 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 10
125,000 1.10s. Due on April 1,
for the purchase of $54,000 build¬
1981.
ing bonds. Dated Feb. 15, 1956.!
Additional Sale
The $1,200,Due on Feb. 1 from 1957 to 1967
—
The
—
bonds offered
360,000
:
land.
pany
Education,
mick, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 7 for
I
v.
—
Savings
Bank,
both of
Chicago,
Chase
Manhattan Bank, First National
City Bank, Bankers Trust Co., all
of New York, Marine Trust Com¬
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
cinnati.
Triad Local School District
24
awarded to
Trust Co., Harris Trust &
Bond
Due
Jan.
were
—
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Winfree, Mc¬
$3,000,000
offered
258
p.
The
—
syndicate composed of Northern
a
Offering — Lawrence H. p.m. (CST) on Feb. 9 for the
pur¬
Richardson, Clerk of the Board of chase of $50,000 building bonds.
Education,
will
receive
sealed
McCurtain County Dependent Sch.
bids until noon (EST) on Feb. 14
for the purchase of $380,000 school Dist. No. 88 (P. O. Idabel), Okla.
1956.
Sale
bonds
—
Bond Sale—The $135,000
Bond
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Farmers
nati.
ing
1955. Due
Wat¬
receive
(EST)
noon
the purchase of $5,000
bonds. Dated Dec.
1,
house
town.
will
Clerk,
until
bids
terest
Legality approved by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams,
of Cincin¬
Dist,, Ohio
p.
noon
Due
Local Sch.
Sale—The $255,000 build¬
Bond
.
Monday, January 30, 1956
March 1
1
from
inclusive.
Due
on
March
1.
1968.
bonds
are
dated March 1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the American National
Eank
gality
&
Trust
Co., Chicago. Le-.
by Chapman &
approved
Cutler, of Chicago.
Number 5503
183
Volume
Center
Point
.
Independent
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
School
2,500,000
general
obligation
bonds. Due on March 1 from
An issue of
—
school house bonds
First
of
tonio,
sold to the
was
1956 to
32,000
March 15 from
on
Due
3V2s.
March
on
25,500
33/4s.
Due
15
March
on
The
bonds
callable
are
r
000
water
to Dallas
River
An
—
works
$18,000 2y2s.
1956
issue of
bonds
$35,sold
was
Rupe & Sons, of Dallas,
1960
75,000
March
15, 1975. Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the State
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
son, of Austin.
terest
Dumas
Independent School District,
Texas
Bond
Sale
An
—
issue
000 school house bonds
of
$59,-
sold to
was
Burt,^ Hamilton & Co., of Dallas,
as
follows:
$9,000 2%'s. Due Dec. 1, 1966.
50,000 2V2S. Due on Dec. 1, 1967.
The
bonds
dated
are
Dec.
1,
1955. Principal and interest (J-D)
$15,000 3^s. Due
1956 to
1966 to
The
bonds
and
15,
,
due
in
callable
are
1970.. Interest
-
,
from
15
dated
are
those
thereafter
Dec.
on
1975 inclusive.
Dec.
15,
J-D.
Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Neches, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
water works and sewer
bonds
sold to
was
$135,000
revenue
Dunn &
payable at the First National Bank
in Dallas. Legality approved by
McCall,
Dec.
Parkhurst
Crowe,
&
of
Mercantile
National
from
1966
to
1991
Bank,
of
Independent School District,
T exas
Curry,
Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 26 for the
of
Board
of
of
$500,000
inclu-
1,
1956.
Due
on
"In
:
1984-1993
on
May 15, 1953, the
reaching
1
,
conclusion that an Annual Contributions
a
valid and binding obligation of the United
States, it is pertinent to note that the language of section 10 (e), '
italic herein, 'the faith of the United States is solemnly pledged
to the payment of all annual contributions contracted for pursuant
to this section,' is identical with language used by R. S. 3693
(31 U. S. C. 731) with respect to the interest-bearing obligations
of
the
creates
the United States.
that
the
It would
be
appropriate to conclude there¬
intended
Congress
to place on a similar footing
annual contributions contracted to be paid
pursuant to the terms of the Act. •
.
•
* •
>
,- .j
"In summary, I am of the view that: "•>. V
f
the
obligation to
pay
.
,
"(1)
refunding
Dated March
March
opinion rendered to the President
an
from
Bond Offering—Franklin
President
1
Attorney General's Opinion
In
Contract
inclusive.
school house bonds.
Wills,
of
Houston, as.,3.70s, 3V2S and
S^s. Dated D.ec,. 15, 1955. Due on
15
from
Dec.
purchase
Port
1
1, 1955.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Sinton
*
Due Jan. 1
$1,625,000
______
United States Attorney General stated, in part:
and interest
and
of Dec.
as
Dec.
on
1975
Amount
•
Austin, Tex.
1 from
Dallas.
v
1971
Dec.
on
inclusive,
Due
to
Dated
Dec. 15 from
on
1965 inclusive.
20,000 4s. Due
1955
3s.
1968
as M-
inclusive.
Due
1967
July 1
1984-1993^ :
1984-1993
1984-1993
Bonds Dated January 1, 1952
Name
Dec. 1 from
on
1959
to
Due
$1,780,000
1,985,000
1,970,000.«
_
Due
to
52,000 23/4s.
follows:
as
Independent School
District, Texas
01/
Amount
'
Albany, N. Y.
Buffalo, N. Y
Yonkers, N. Y
Road
'nn
53
Bonds Dated July 1, 1952
Name
Bond Sale—An issue of $145,000
sch°o1 house bonds was sold to the
City, Texas
Sale
Legality approved by Vin¬
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of
son,
S BOard °f EdUCati0n'
.)
Ore
Bond
of
as
March
lS
15
dated Sept. 15,
maturing in 1976
thereafter
and
dated
are
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
are
those
and
bonds
inclusive.
E LwUph? ftT
riti7Pnc nLh?
l!air Su
from 1981 to 1988 inclusive.
1955
1981
1
1965 inclusive.
from 1966 to 1980 inclusive.
"
to
1,
1956. Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable at the First National City
Corp., of San An¬
follows:
as
Houston.
The
Texas
$7,000 3s. Due
•
$64,500
sive.
1957
District, Texas
Bond Sale
(607)
The United States Housing Act,
is valid and
"(2)
from
the
amended to this date,
as
'
constitutional; and
A contract to pay annual contributions entered into by
in
PHA
conformance
Commerce State Bank, of Sinton.
with the provisions of the act is vaild
the United States, and that the faith of the
United States has been solemnly pledged to the payment of such
Legality
contributions in the
1957
to
1969
and interest
inclusive.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
approved
by
Gibson,
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
and
binding
upon
terms its faith has been pledged to the
same
payment of its interest-bearing obligations."
Dallas.
UNITED
STATES
Tax Exemption Features
Garland, Texas
— H.
A. Walker,
Mayor, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 31
for the purchase of $2,000,000 elec¬
Another large
offering of local housing authority bonds has just
been announced, the sale to take
place on Feb. 7 when 35 local
agencies in 21, States and the
Territory of Hawaii will open sealed
bids on issues
amended,
tric,
aggregating $106,780,000.
exempt in the state under the laws of which the local authority
tion
the
was
Bond Offering
water
1956.
and
bonds.
revenue
Due
Principal
and the
(M-S) payable at the First
Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Countv
of
the
County Attor¬
that
Bonds
to
Be
Name
J*
1957-1981
1,105,000
1957-1996
2,215,000
1957-1981
for„ the
purchase
Paterson,.7N^._____
1,995,000
1957-1990
bonds,
follows:
1,365,000
1957-1996
$4,500,000
Flood
Bonds
No.
8
(P.
O.
Supply
ftjjj
Sale
Bonds
$12,000 2%s. Due
1956 to
from
from
County of Yolo, Calif
Annapolis,
March 1 from
inclusive.
1
Due
March
on
Name
dated
are
thereafter
March
callable
are
as
of
1970. Interest M-S. Le¬
gality approved by Vinson, Elkins,
1,
"SW-S-
County Water Control
and Improvement District No. 7
(P. O. Beaumont), Texas
Bond Sale
An issue of $445,000 water system tax and revenue
—-
sold to
First of
Corp., of San Antonio,
$54,000 3s. Due
1958
District
McKay
until
bids
receive
will
1:30
sealed
(MST) on
15 for the purchase of $5,-
Goldendale, Wash.
—
The $14,000 fire
p.m.
400,000 water conservancy bonds.
; Bond Sale
station house
offered
Feb.
from
15, 1956.
1960
Due on Feb.
1996
to
inclusive.
1
156
pay¬
Washington,
New
Par-
City
as may
be agreed
upon
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1957-1992
f
as
follows:
inclusive.
Amount
$11,745,000
•
'
''
Due
July 1
1957-1995
1957-1996
'
VIRGINIA
Xfppt
.
s*C2t.
■
$1,485,000
1957-1981
2,390,000
1957-1981
1,345,000
1957-1996
^Bonds Dated September 1, 1955
Reg. N. C.___
Fayetteville, Tenn.
Milwaukee,-Wis.
'/■
.-WW
it'L'X
Due
Sept. 1
Finance
(F-A)
payable at the
Bank, Coving¬
at the First and Merchants
National
Citizens
1957-1992
ton, or
875.000
1957-1992
National
1957-1992
gality approved by Wood, King &
I
Bank
Amount
$1,925,000
of
Richmond.
Le¬
Alexandria,
1956-1989
Va.
Sale—The
Bond
to
the
3s, at
as
bonds
183,
v.
—
a
'
■.
price of
-7",,':*
..
Auburn School Dis¬
trict No.
(P. O. Seattle),
408
Washington
Bond Offering —A. A. Tremper,
County Treasurer, will receive
000
a.m. (PST) on
purchase of $400,building bonds. Dated March
1956. Due on March 1 from
1,
1958
15 for the
to
inclusive. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Weter, Roberts &
1976
and interest
Shefelman, of Seattle.
King County Water District No. 81
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond
Offering—Percy C. Kid¬
Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on Feb. 7
for the purchase of $128,000 water
der,
bonds. Dated Feb.
revenue
Due
$2,300,000 pub¬
lic
improvement bonds offered
Jan. 25
v. 183, p. 259 — were
awarded to a group composed of
1,1956.
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1976
on
Principal
payable
Treasurer's
and
office.
DIVIDEND
interest
the
at
County
Legality
NOTICE
—
79,000 314s. Due
April 1 from
on
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
94,000 3V2s. Due
1971
1967 to
inclusive.
218,000 33/4s. Due
The
and
bonds
and
terest
April 1 from
dated
are
those
thereafter
April
on
•
^
1954
Amount
City and County of Denver, Colo.__
Due Dec. 1
$4,545,000
1956-1990
2,180,000
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Dec.
maturing in
1956-1991
callable
are
as
Bonds Dated January 1, 1956
1,
1972
of
Name
New
Bank
of
Beaumont.
Le¬
gality approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
**
.
York,''NfY
1, 1971. Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at the First
National
-Bonds Dated December 1,
1980 inclusive.
1972 to
1955
Name
April 1 from
on
£
Amount
$22,930,000
Due Jan. 1
1958-1997
1957
-*■Bonds Dated May 1, 1952
Name
Amount
McAllen, Tex/_
$495,000
Offering
—
$7,300,000
water
revenue
works
bonds. Due
on
system
June 1
from 1957 to 1981 inclusive.
No.
Amount"
News, Va
1
Due May 1
$2,255,000
1985-1994
Bonds Dated June 1, 1952
Name
Amount
I.--
$4,435,000
Due June 1
1984-1992
CORPORATION
600 5th Ave.,
N. Y. 20, N. Y.
Common Stock
Jan. 1 from
WASHINGTON
Name
ProvidenceTtT.
on
to 1976 inclusive.
.
OIL
1960 inclusive.
1984-1993
Bonds Dated May 1, 1953
Newport
from
SINCLAIR
,
Dividend No. 101
On January 18, 1956 a regular
Chelan
Mrs. Lavenia
*
*"""
1961
Jan. 1
1984-1993
540,000
Paris, Tex.^^
Lowe, City Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Feb. 14 for the purchase of $9,800,000 bonds, as follows:
to
on
1,940,000 23/4s Due
Due May 1
Lubbock, Texas
Bond
White, Weld & Co., L. R. Roths¬
child & Co., Hirsch & Co., Byrne
and Phelps, Inc., H. V. Sattley &
Co., Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.,
and Johnston, Lemon & Co., at a
price of 100.09, a net interest cost
of about 2.78%, as follows:
$360,000 4s. Due
County, Malaga Sch. Dist.
Wenatchee), Wash.
115 (P. O.
Bond
Offering—T.
p.
State of
King County,
(F-A)
Due Nov. 1
sold
'
inclusive.
Dawson, of New York City.
■
Greenville, B C.
222,
1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from 1957
to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and
^ Bonds Dated November 1, 1954
Name
Room
$740,000
5,760,000
::
office,
Bldg., Capitol Square, Richmond,
until noon (EST) on Feb. 8 for the
purchase of $350,000 water and
sewage disposal bonds. Dated Feb.
interest
Amount
Eastern Carolina
.
1957-1981
6,625,000
Name
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
mission
on
Local
Debt,
will
receive sealed bids at the Commis¬
Amount
20
sealed bids until 11
Alleghany County (P. O. Rich¬
mond), Va.
sion's
Due Aug. 1
were
able at such bank in Utah
or
construction
January
—
Principal and interest (F-A)
York
10 years
(A-O)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
that the Board
announces
Directors
of
after
date of issue. Principal and
interest
Bond Offering—President D. D.
1957-1992
775,000
6,940,000
___
Phoenix, .'Ariz-.
Bridgeport,'Conn.
Lowell, Mass.
Hawaii,
Texas
April 1 from
on
1961
to
Conservancy
(P. O. Ogden), Utah
chaser.
Due June 1
Bonds Dated August 1, 1955
■
Jefferson
was
1, 1955
$670,000
___
Portsmouth,,Va.
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
bonds
June
'tjr
1
Sept. 1,
1955 and those maturing in 1971
and
1957-1996
__
Baltimore,-Md.
March
on
1969 to 1985 inclusive.
bonds
■1957-1996
Amount
Name
The
Ma,v 1
$6,195,000
Co., of Gal¬
to 1968 inclusive.
3%s.
129,000
Water
callable
are
from
Basin
Feb.
Due
1961
bonds
UTAH
Weber
15
Due
Bonds Dated July 1, 1955
on
1960
3V2s.
34,000
Dated
Name
veston, as follows:
1937, as
thereon,
be eligible for purchase in unlimited amount
between the District and the pur¬
1
$175,000 water works improvement and
sanitary sewer system bonds was
sold to Louis Pauls &
1955
Houston),
An issue of
—
1,
3,225,000
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Youngstowny:Ohio
Texas
Bond
May
Amount
Atlanta,
District
Dated
Name
1,000,000 County Park bonds.
Harris County Fresh Water
Act of
interest
Dated Feb.
1
District'
Control
/
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bonds.
•
including
state member banks of the Federal Reserve System.
1957-1981
735,000
City, Miss
Portland, Ore.
States Housing
bonds,
created.
1957-1981
1957-1981
$5,500,000
the
1957-1983
775,000
910,000
Fall
River, Mass
Laurel, Miss:;
McComb
Due Feb. 1
$675,000
_
1957-1981
as
that
by national banks, and to the extent permitted by state laws, by
Amount
Orlando, Fla.
Pensacola, Fla.
500,000
of
provides
"shall be exempt from all taxation now or hereafter imposed by
the United States."
In most instances the bonds are also tax-
Investment Status
1,070,000
announces
the United
of
The bonds will
Meridian, Miss
Burke Holman
5(e)
maturity schedule:
bids will be received until Feb. 14
ney
Section
Sold-
In the following tabula¬
authority, amount of issue
local
Beach, Fla._:
Decatur, 111.—
(P. O. Houston),
—
name
Authority
West Palm.
T exas
Offering
Housing
Bonds Dated February 1, 1955
terest
Bond
Public
in¬
and
National Bank of Dallas.
Harris
show
we
Sept. 1 from 1957 to
on
inclusive.
1986
sewer
system
Dated March
1,
$106,780,000
E.
McKoin,
County Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on
Feb. 9 for the purchase of $163,192
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on April
1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. The
quarterly dividend of 75 cents
share was declared on the
Corporation's Common Stock,
payable March 15, 1956 to
per
stockholders
of
record
close of business on
at
the
February
15, 1956.
SINCLAIR
A Great Name in Oil
ap-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
..
Monday, January 30,-1956
.
(608)
proved
Feb. 1 for the
&
airport
by Preston, Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
1956.
County School District No.
Pierce
Due on March
County Treasurer's
(PST) on
Feb. 8 for the purchase of $78,130
building bonds, as follows:
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
approved
bonds
office. Legal¬
Tallmadge &
Scotia
Nova
Bonds
United
until
$12,000,000 3V2% deben¬
tures. Dated Jan. 1, 1956. Due Jan.
2, 1976.
refunding
vances
SCOTIA
will be received
of
debentures
,
(Province
Privately
Placed
States
of)
A
—
group
in
com~
posed of Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
office.
to
the
from
will
be
purchase of $5,251,000 public
works debentures, including $3,-
ad¬
Scotia
from
1956
and
to
1975
debentures. Due
$2,000,000 3%%
to
1966
debentures.
Due
from
1
Nov.
on
1957
inclusive.
4%
18,000,000
on
044,000 3%s and $2,207,000 4s. Due
the
bills,
a.m.
purchase- of $20,000,000
debentures, as fol¬
lows:
the
the
sale
used
of Treasury
Nova
of
for
11
by the City Clerk
(EST) on Jan. 30 for
the
public works
Nov. 1, 1975
and 1976.
Each issue is dated Feb. 1, 1956.
inclusive.
Frincipal and interest payable in
QUEBEC
Power
Canadian funds at various offices
of the Bank of
Montreal, Que.
Debenture
bridges and for the Province's
share of construction of the Trans-
berge,
Canada Highway.
receive
Ro-
Canadian
Bank,
of Finance,
Director
sealed
Montreal, National
L.
will
Canada
at the Provincial Bank
Offering
bids
—
until
Feb.
1
of
or
Royal
Canada.
No.
County School District
Pierce
issue
Hamilton, Ont.
Debenture Offering—Sealed bids
Commission, construction of roads
1,
(M-S) pay¬
Treasurer's
Principal and interest
able
at
the County
and
the
for
ONTARIO
Blyth & Co., Bell, Gouinlock &
Co., Mills, Spence & Co., and Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., announced
Jan. 25 that they had placed pri¬
vately with U S. investors a new
Proceeds
20 years.
1956. Due in from two to
1 from 1957
CANADA
NOVA
dated March
are
by
1,
Tallmadge, of Denver.
£56,000 series A bonds.
22,130 series B bonds.
The
March
inclusive.
Principal
interest
(M-S)
payable at
receive ity
will
Treasurer,
County
Dated
1961
to
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash,
Offering—L. R. Johnson,
342
Bond
purchase of $100,000
bonds.
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Bond Offering—L. R. Johnson,
99
will receive
(PST) on
Feb. 6 for the purchase of $10,100
building bonds. Dated March 1,
1956. Due in from (.Wo.to 20 years; •
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
at
the County Treasurer's
Treasurer,
County
bids until 2 p.m.
sealed
,i
office.
Snohomish
Countfy, Edmunds Sch.
(P. O. Everett), Wash.
Sale—The $200,000 build¬
Dist. No. 15
Bond
ing bonds offered Jan. 25—v. 183,
55—were awarded to the Na¬
Bank
of
Commerce,
of
p.
tional
Seattle.
WISCONSIN
Green
Bay, Wis.
Bond Offering—Clifford
A. Cen-
ten, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
a.m. (CST) on Feb. 7
purchase of $2,600,000
bids until 11
the
for
bonds,
follows:
as
Feb.
on
1957
from
1
Due
bonds.
City Hall
$1,750,000
1976
to
inclusive.
Due
850,000 Storm Sewer bonds.
Feb.
;on
1
from
1957
1975
to
inclusive.
;
Feb. 1, 1956. Principal
.and interest (F-A) payable at the
Kellogg Citizens National Bank,
of Green Bay, or at a bank to be
agreed upon by the city and the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1
Dated
'
<
School
Greenfield
•
District
No.
12
(P. O. Milwaukee 15), Wis.
Bond
Offering — Edward
Squires,
ceive
•
of
will
until
bids
sealed
(CST)
Clerk,
District
2:30
-
J.
re-
p.m.
Feb. 7 for the purchase
on
$110,000 building bonds. Dated
1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from
Feb.
-
'
1957
inclusive.
1972
to
Interest
F-A.
Legality approved by Lines,
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
County (P. O.
Milwaukee), Wis..
•
Bond Sale.
^ poses
—
bonds
offered Jan. 23
.
were
The
various pur-
totaling
—
awarded to
v.
a
$8,855,000
183,
p.
456,
syndicate
—
com¬
posed of the Northern Trust Co., of
-
.
Chicago, Chase Manhattan Bank,
Bankers Trust Co., Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, all of New York
City, Seattle First National Bank,
of Seattle, Brown Bros. Harriman
& Co., of New York City, Mercantile Trust Company, of St. Louis,
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
of Kansas City, and the Marine
National Bank, of Milwaukee, as
follows:
...because
Group I
.
$5,000,000 metropolitan
bonds,
100.23,
sewerage
a
♦
Group n
-
'
.
;
3,855,000
.county
institution
building, park improvement,
stadium
improvement and air-r
ports improvement bonds, as
2s, at a price of 100.23, a basis
of about 1.95%.
Many thousands of Americans
cancer
Wisconsin
—
bonds
people
are
But the
tragic fact, our doctors tell us, is that every
death is a needless death... twice as
INSURANCE is; (I) to
— ;
doctor every year for a thorough checkup, ; • "•
see
your
no
matter
doctor
many
offered
Jan.
23
—
WYOMING
how well you may
feel (2} to
see; your
;v_
..
immediately at the first sign of any one of — *
the 7
danger signals that may mean cancer.
For
list of those
;
■
cancer
County (P. O. Casper),
Wyoming
Bond Offering--Carl
Thomason,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
10
could be saved.
a
a.m.
be cured, but only if
properly treated before they have begun to spread
A great many cancers can
or
"colonize" in other parts
of the body.
other facts of
Cancer
to
life-saving warning signals and
life about
cancer,
call the American
(MST)
on
1
Society office nearest you or simply write
"Cancer" in
care
of your
local Post Office.
American Cancer
Natrona
until
more
YOUR BEST CANCER
The $600,000 dor¬
v. 183, p. 156 — were sold to the
Housing
and
Home
Finance
Agency, Washington, D. C., th*
only bidder, as 2%s, at par.
bids
More and
being cured of1
College (P. O. DePere),
Bond Sale
mitory
every year.
are
going to their doctors in time. That is encouraging!
third
St. Norhert
they went to their doctors in time
2s, at a price of
basis of about 1.95%.
as
,
Society
t
Bank
of
@FedFRASER