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ISSUE
MONDAY
uKbl I t
OF MICHIGAN
U|...
Commercials
Financial Chronicle
miKK JHMUTUTHN
Reg, U. 8. Pat. Office
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PUBLIC UTILITY
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INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
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Name, Etc.
proposal to change the name
Industries, Inc.
company's operation brought
about during the past 16 months when new management assumed con¬
trol of the company.
Previously, Adam was exclusively in the hat
31 approved a
The stockholders on May
Stock and Bond Quotations
corporation to Adam Consolidated
name reflects the change in the
this
The
new
since
business
;vv
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The
will move into new headquarters
in June.—V. 182, p. 2177.
corporation
at 404 Fifth
Stock Exchange:
Week (May 28 to June 1)
Co.—Stock Subscriptions—Of the 52fyoffered by this company to stock¬
less
a
,
of
close
business
June
•.
fered
The
—
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V
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Over-the-Counter Markets
debentures
The
be
may
of
General Corporation & Investment
stock
common
(par
applied to payment of taxes and to
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
the
of
sale
the
debentures
7%
convertible
10-year
stock
Common
tin
t300,000 shs.
$1)
(par
February
1956
the
shares of $100 par value
and increased to the
stock. 'In addition,
share common stock was amended, changed,
300,000 shares of $1 par value per share common
100,000 shares are now reserved.
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,
to the
The
company
was
organized
in
principal place of business of the company and
plant
West
At
at
34th
the
Street,
York.
time the company
New
present
rain
coats,
,
,
S.
It
|
works.
will
be
Installed
and
built
meet an unprecedented demand for
to
cotton,
firc-retardant
addition,
a
full
line
of
July
expiring
1956,
15,
at
a
—V.
leases
also
company
approximately 45,000
183,
A.
See
a
square
$
$
1956—12 Mos.—1955
$
$
128,801,984 120,665,038 590,037,769
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Three Months Ended March
Corp.—Earnings Increased—
1955
1956
31—
6,857,559
Operating revenues
$7,120,081
6,732,857
$636,525
$387,224
$7,494,084
—
—
Operating expenses
1.
182, p.
above.—V.
Inc.
—
for
U.
Federal
S.
—
72,452
74,222
$708,977
390,000
$461,446
250,000
(net)„
income before U. S. Federal
Provision
Net
taxes....
3,114,371
taxes..
1,600,000
3,103,666
1,600,000
29,182,^08
15,200,000
27,693,505
14,275,000
....
1,514,371
income
Net
J
operations
Income from
income tax—
income
tax
—
551,668,869
Fed¬
before
income
eral
Federal
Instrument Co.,
Non-operating income
-Earnings—
(& Subs.)
1956—3 Mos.—1955
sales....
Earnings
Alpha
American Cable & Radio
Net
net
Washington, D. C.—Stock Of¬
1225.
p.
Allied Stores Corp.
Total
183, p. 1609.
M. Electronics, Inc.,
fering Suspended—
rental of $920 per month.
plant at Olive Hill, Kentucky, con¬
feet. The lease for this property,
expiring Dec. 31, 1962, provides for monthly payments of rent of $600.
The
taining
1959.—V.
in
survival
children's
income
There
looking
have
$318,977
^
been
toward
no
the
new
developments
possibility of
earnings
common
STOCK
EXCHANGE
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BOND & SHARE
on
1,503,666
13,982,808
with
merger
of
$211,446
to
discussions
respect
the U.
S.
international
13,418,505
$5.90.
$5.92
$54.46
$52.86
$0.48
$0.50
$5.07
$5.52
stock
average
number of shares
Alpha Instrument Co., Inc.,
Affiliate of Watt & Watt
6 Jordan
outstanding.—V. 183, p. 2641.
BROKERS
The
'I
June
6
Securities
has
issued
and
Toronto Stock
Washington, D. C.—Stock
Commission,
it
Winnipeg Crain Exchange
announced on
1933 temporarily
was
under the Securities Act of
Investment Dealers Assn.
Regulation A exemptions from registration under that Act
respect to public offerings of securities by the following companies,
suspending
with
for
alleged
failure
to
file
Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Exchange
orders
Street, Toronto
Members
Offering Suspended—
MEMBERS
TORONTO
U.
entirely
mate
a
manufactures aerial containers,
BROOKS & COMPANY
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provide
Lafayette
plant and facilities in Philadelphia cover approxi¬
mately 27,000 square feet, located on two floors and basement of a
five story concrete building.
This property is occupied under a lease
•Based
THE
Notices 50
49
company's
•On
.
facilities, costing a total of $9,000,000,
by Alcoa, Mr. Patterson said. The new unit
for a 14,000-ton extrusion press owned by the
Air Force, and leased and operated by Alcoa since 1954 at the
supporting
and
financed
be
will
clothes.
The
Net
,
in
and,
floats,
Earnings per share:
On 4% cum. pfd. stock.
S. J.
and
nylon
of
made
mine
its Philadelphia
Somerset Street, Philadelphia 34,
company, qualified to do business in Kentucky, also has a
Olive Hill, Ky.
In addition, it has a sales office at 112
The
Pa.
division.
press
will
early
clothing
flight
Period End. Apr. 30-
finished merchandise.
manufacturing plant are at 1826 East
.
fabricating
high-strength aluminum alloy extrusions for military and de¬
fense needs,
primarily in the aircraft and missiles fields.
Present scheduling calls for the new equipment to be in operation
play
Pennsylvania, on Nov.
14, 1947.
Its name at that time was Casual Maid, Inc. In May, 1949,
its
name
was
changed to Blue Anchor Overall Co., Inc.; and last
year,
when its business had substantially changed and it no longer
was manufacturing
overalls, its name was changed to Aero-Fab Corp.
Its present
name
became effective on Aug. 8, 1955.
On
May 24,
1955. the company caused Blue Anchor, Inc., to be
incorporated, also under the laws of Pennsylvania. Blue Anchor, Inc.,
a wholly
owned subsidiary of the company, purchases all the materials
for use in
the manufacture of children's play clothes and consigns
them to the company for processing.
The subsidiary pays its parent
for the labor performed and performs the selling function with respect
BUSINESS—The
New Unit—
14,000-ton extrusion press, twin to the world's largest, will be
Installed by this company at Its Lafayette
(Ind.) works, it was an¬
nounced on June 8 by John L. Patterson, General Manager of Alcoa's
'148,000 shs.
1,000
authorized
was
Aluminum Co. of America—To Add
$250,000
per
it
1976,
1,
877.
p.
large,
$300,000
debentures—
$1,100,000
for
A
50
The Course of Bank Clearings
Outstanding
June
due
^
appointed trustee,
general mortgage sinking
announced cn June 6.—
New York, N. Y.; has been
registrar
and
bonds
4%
183,
The
Banks
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
agent
50
Federal Reserve System
Reserved
Bankers Trust Co.,
50
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
provide additional working capital.
EFFECT TO
V.
58
14
Rates
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
be
will
—
Foreign Exchange
$1),
from
News Cover
City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable
State and
Corp.—Trustee Appointed—
Alstores Realty
The
paying
fund
of $10
at
PROCEFDS—Proceeds
37
^xchange
Inc., Herndon,
preferred stock
par,
...
Miscellaneous Features
120% prior to July 1, 1958;
115% thereafter and prior to
redeemed at
1960 at
prior to July 1,
and
1962
Exchange
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pursuant to a Regulation A notification filed Sept. 30, 1954.
The company was organized for the purpose of operating a commercial
laboratory for testing and experimenting with various drugs, medicines
and chemicals.
The last report of stock sales, filed in July, 195*,
reflected the sale of 40 shares of the preferred stock.
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
under the Securities Act for public offerings of securities not exceeding
$300,000 in amount. { One of the conditions is a requirement that re¬
ports of stock sales be filed every six months after the offering Is
commenced.
In each of the cases above referred to, according to the
Commission's suspension orders, the reports of stock sales were not
filed (except as indicated); and the companies have ignored requests
of the Commission's staff for the filing of such reports.
The suspension orders provide an opportunity for hearing, upon re¬
quest, on the question whether the suspension orders should be vacated
or made permanent.—V. 179, p. 201.
at
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37
k' rices
Stock
Transactions American Stock
-
110% thereafter and prior to July 1, 1964 at 105%;
and thereafter at 100%;
with accrued interest in each case.
Each
$10
debenture is convertible
at any time into four shares
1,
of
Index
SEC
Averages
a
(6) Washington Institute for Experimental Medicine,
Va.—Offering; of 500 shares of $100 par 7% cumulative
Industrial Stock Averages 37
Transactions New York Stock
due June
30, 1966, at par (in denominations of multiples
each). The offering is not underwritten.
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July
Stock and Bond
National Quotation
Pa. — Debentures Of¬
in May, 1956 publicly offered
company
Section
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
Philadelphia,
$250,000 of 7% 10-year convertible debentures
thereafter
Exchange
Exchange
Stock
Dow-Jones
.
Corp.,
Aero-Fab
Exchange
Stock
Canadian
Toronto
value per share of
net asset
the
6
Stock
Montreal
to
'shares of stock.
41
42
43
44
47
48
37
Francisco
San
adjusted
stock,
Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange..
Pittsburgh
to reflect its sale of all 528,792 shares, was
$30.54 while at the close of business on May 22 the net asset value
similarly adjusted was $30.83. See V. 183, pp. 2641 and 2533.
Adams
Engineering, Inc., Washington, D. C.—
stock at par, pur¬
Regulation A notification filed Nov. 25, 1953. The company
was organized
for the purposes of manufacturing and developing elec¬
tronic devices, for the sale and distribution of
electronic equipment
manufactured by others, and for the servicing of such equipment. The
last report of stock sales, filed in July, 1955,
reflected sales of 2,341
41
41
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
selling concession of 50 cents.
the
At
rights which expired
on
shares
Laboratory of Electronic
(5)
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suant
39
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120,000
Offering of 17,523 shares of $10 par class A common
13
38
(June 4 to June 8>-i
Week
Midwest Stock Exchange
and
pursuant to a Regulation A notification filed June 8, 1955. The com¬
pany was organized for the purpose of producing motion picture films
for use in the television Industry.
No reports of sales have been filed.
Los Angeles
June 6, an aggregate
of 354,899 shares were subscribed for through the exer¬
cise of rights. The unsubscribed shares are to be pur¬
chased by underwriters headed by Hallgarten & Co. and
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
The 165,047 shares left of the
unsubscribed shares after deducting shares sold by the
underwriters during the subscription period are being
reoffered by them directly or through dealers at $23.50
holders
Exchange
Detroit Stock
in New York City
of stock
shares
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Avenue
Adams Express
792
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Boston
1955.
in
earned
American
Productions, Limited, Washington, D. C.—Offering
10% cumulative preferred stock at $5 per
of 25c par common stock at 50c per share,
shares of $2.50 par
8,000
share
17
29
33
38
38
38
(Bonds)
Stock Exchange
York
New
President, told stockholders
Leitman,
N.
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock
founding in 1924.
its
that profits of Adam
Consolidated Industries are running far ahead of last year and the
company anticipates net profits
after taxes for 1956 will be in the
neighborhood of 80 cents per share, compared to 17 cents per share
Harold
Hemisphere
(4)
of
Page
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was
$50 per share,
The «omtheater club for the
Its members. Only
1955, reflecting the
21, 1954.
organized for the purpose of operating a
presenation of plays and other entertainment for
one
report of stock sales was filed in January,
sale of 12 shares of the preferred stock.
pany
In This Issue
of
non-cumulative
6%
of
C.—Offering Of
Club, Washington, D.
preferred stock at
Georgetown-On-The-Alsle
pursuant to a Regulation A notification filed May
Inc.—Change in Name, Etc.—
Adam Hat Stores,
r
Copy
MISCELLANEOUS
-
shares
200
183, p. 2177.
Adstm Hat Stores, Inc. below.—V.
a
Investment News
(3)
Consolidated Industries, Inc.—New
Adam
See
$1.25
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General Corporation and
RAILROAD
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, June 11, 1956
New York
Number 5541
Volume 183
the
required
Canadian Securities
semi-annual reports of stock
of Canada
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Private Wires Between
sales:
Inc., Washington, D. C.—Offering of
at $50 per share, pursuant to
a
Regulation A notification filed Jan. 8, 1954.
The company was or¬
ganized for the purpose of engaging in the business of adjusting, re¬
pairing, purchasing, selling, renting and construction of instruments
of optical and mechanical precision.
Only two reports of stock sales
were filed,
the last in March, 1955, reflecting the sale of 12 shares of
New York
(1) Alpha Instrument Company,
200 shares
185 Bay Street,
Toronto 1, Ont.
TELEPHONE EMpire 34012
Direct private
wire to
the
L J. FORGET & CO.
Members National
of Security
Washington, D. C.—Offering of 2,400
shares of $10 par common stock at par, pursuant to a Regulation A
notification filed June 17, 1955. The company was organized to engage
in the business of selling, servicing and repairing television, radio and
electronics in all respects.
No reports of stock sales have been filed.
A.
M.
Electronics,
Inc.,
Port Arthur
London, Ontario
New York 5, N.
Bell System
V
Fort William
Association
Dealers, Inc.
70 Pine Street,
Buffalo
Montreal
Incorporated
preferred stock.
(2)
SAVARD & HART
Watt & Watt
of cumulative preferred stock
Y.
WHitehall 4-3261
Teletype N. Y. 1-374
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2758)
action by the Federal Communications
Western Union of its international
telegraph carriers or regarding
Commission
divestment
the
on
operations.—V.
cable
182,
Co.—Registers With SEC—
""American Can
This
company
Public
•
$12.50 par common stoc»c, to be offered
it* management employees of the company and its subsidiaries pursuant
io the company's Incentive Stock Option Han.—V. 183, p. 253J.
covering 500,000 shares of its
stock
B.
Henry
reactor
six
President, on May 24 announced that Ebasco
completed the evaluat on of the bids received from
manufacturers and a decision has been reached regarding
No/ta American
of
division
a
Aviation,
Inc.,
General
The
with
a
of
with
oxide
life
ent
Electric
15
steei,
Co,
at
to
will
also
load
80%
supply' the
of
45,500
As
for
the
to
elements
Gross
turbine-
of
entering
but
the
buildings,
will
be
electricity
2285.
into
the
for
steam
installed
ry,
proceeds
to
are
be
plants
through
Gross
power
out that
June
on
statement
Associated
prich
filed
4
have
not
yet been finally
including the atomic reactors,
auxiliary equipment and shipping
of
similar
the
&
183,
fuels.—V.
Net
Registers With
—
.;
Options
-Green
obtained
Mountain
construction
•JMF
3t
and
the
and
the
past
underground
Mason
&
June
on
4
Ala.,
plant,
Hanger-Silas
this
by
year
Huntsville,
near
site
for
3,811,041
$311,399
the
175,528
60,029
49,295
1,432,875
1,231,663
by Morehead Patterson,
Industrial
Mr.
Expansion
be
completed
made."—V.
that
"additional
before
183,
final
772,381
683,768
-
May
said,
of
22.
"an
the
1955
45.191
*39.028
55,707
plans
utilization
for
the
of
46,385
21,644
22,018
955,132
1,303,814
1,523.064
150,644
126,2"0
*27,928
2,810
$376
178,288
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1
of
current
earnings
for the
revenues
could
operations
be
expected
thr»e months pirted
compared
as
with
Earnings before"
year. :
$691,545
site
this
-,87,283
shares
in
the first
last
income
of
outstanding
shares
$1,707,109
Dec.
can
1955
in
the
£
-
in the
to
cents
The
corresponding
of
5%
a
period
stock
the
on
last
The
year.
thus
far
in
1956,
it
dividend
was
which
stated
was
this
and
183,
will
that it
will
intensify
released
on
June
4
of
opeiating
for
45%
at
the
1956
above
the
six
months
the
year
are
excess
of
$17,000,000,
to
will
material
during the
continue
at
or
level.
on
June
19
are
expected
to
take
action
splitting
1,287,875
income
for
timber
depreciation, obsolescence
amortization
lands
and
phosphate
posits
for
on
notes
States
foreign
sulphur
1,117,720
$8,130,339
1,295,840
income—
,
34,000,000
30, 1956,
first dividend,
told
from
from
ry.
15,800,000
first
1
•
*
was
like
1955
period.
of
about
20%
the
over
like
1955
2178.
p.
RR.- —Earnings—
1955
i
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1954
1953
$1,375,125
$2,724,092
,'
$1,878,307
620,217
*84,635
..
1,356,280
>
558,645
* *52,207
5,316,314
4,990,047
7,559,675
railway/—.
700,980
*
*80,727
183,
517,849
*568,168
1,628,381
946,877
income—
oper.
1,070,584
*281,325
1,196,433
2071.
p.
Birtcher Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
May
on
filed
31
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
SEC
covering $300,000 of 6% convertible subordinated debentures, due
to.be offered ?.t face amount through. Quincy Ca^s Associates,
Los Angeles, Calif.
The proceeds are to be used to pay income taxes,
1971,
to
mining claims has now been
completely liquidated by the end
finance
term
branch
a
loans
and
to
warehouse
increase
Metal
has
Mining Co.,
been
and
pesos
$0.03
for the pur¬
from the original
reduced
continues
lb.
per
Ltd.,
of
to
be
and
office,
for
retirement
of
short-
inventories.
'
from
copper
Boeing Airplane Co.—Receives $75,000,000 Credit—
The
amortized
line
contract
the
X,
company) has completed negotiations
of
of
credit
production
installed
1958.
It
of
will
at
copper
there
which
involve
Toledo,,
should
15,
1956,
to
request
Fund
the
of
A
Funds.
two
engineering
115,000
owns
its
of
By
these
4,674,029
cents
Fund
and
A
Fund
B
cisable
is
-
said
it
to
have
for
necessary
1956,
between
&
of
Co.,
$250,000
to
up
over
first
account
of
each
shares
ratio
A,
Fund
agreed
due
first
the
and
May
to
1,
to
a
$2.50
1961,
and
and
Line
sell
for
Resin
taxes
new
debentures,
and
be
whmh
it
would
$1,000,000.
nnv
warrants
Value
Line
A
for
and
proposal
to
$250,000
of
thereon
115,500
Fund
the
accept
bonds
debentures
B
(plus
and
of
$31,000,
for
$231,000
shares.
seek
of
new
feed
debentures
of
$39,000)
144,500
shares;
for
and
$289,000
Fund
B
of
the
would
exchange its $50,000 of bonds (dIus interest cl^im of $8,000) for $58,000
new
debentures
and
warrants
for
29,000
shares.
■
The
1956
the
$8,450,000.
were
same
being
and
these
F.
the
first
the
among
to
company
first
marketed
are
operated
Kunz
He
service.
as
been
to
manufacture
manufacture
under
the
plastic
trade
wholly-owned
a
named
name,
subsidiary
President
of
as
and
meal,
non-milk
animal
of
and flavorings and related
candy trades.—V. 183, p. 1471.
Special
April 1
manu¬
and
poultry
for
infants
products
diets,
and
our
Charles F. Kieser, who retired
Division, operating eight plants,
This
soybean oil
modified milk and
special
bakery
has
succeeds
products
on
tne dairy,
be
items
used
in
Borg-Warner Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
♦
,
See
York
Corp.
below.—V.
Bo water
183,
p.
2534.
Plans
States
for
and
Paper Corp., Ltd. (England)—To Expand^
two
one
North
new
in
contract
also
provides that Ultrasonic will immediately call for redemption at a
price
of $115,000, all of its
outstanding old debentures.
In addition to the
foregoing, Bear, Stearns is to purchase from Ultrasonic for $2,500,
additional warrants for 50,000 common
shares; and for its services in
arranging the above transactions. Bear, Stearns is to receive from
Ultrasonic a cash commission of $35,000.—V.
183, p. 2533.
Eric
Vansittart
Sir
•?a
Eric
new
said
pulp
annually.
will
The
by
be
were
announced
on
in
the
United
existing U.
May 29
Chairman.
S.
by Sir
expects to begin construction
immediately on
pulp mill to be located on the Catawba River near
Initial capacity of the new mill will be
100,000 tons of
"At
to
increased
later
a
papers
date,"
he
stated,
"a
mill
for
may be undertaken on the same
from North American resources."
financed
decision
the
pulp mills—one
further expansion of
facilities
Bowater
C.
ing packaging
mill
Bowater,
sulphate
;Rock Hill, s.
American
Canada—plus
newsprint manufacturing
exemption order with respect to their
exchange offer.
Fund A would exchange its
for
J.
supplements,
and
goods,
will
Division.
years of
•
-
interest claim
Raymond
such
agreed
an
warrants
the
500,-
unpaid
interest
the
on
Co.
after 20
exchange its holdings of $200,000 of bonds, together with its claim
warrants
for
cents
exer¬
for
has
approximately
reported
86
......
factures
to
period at the price of $2 per,share -for the
the third, and $3 in" the last two years.
Bear,
purchase, both for its own account and for the
and
in
products
Industries
Products
warrants- to
would
about
was
quarter of
$187,880,043
consumer
Borden
Dr.
to
its common, stock.The warrants
sufficient warrants- to purchase 500
of
of
"Resinite."
and
up
was
were
to the aviation and electrical industries (for insulation),
surgical and medic?.l tubing to the pharmaceutical field (for
items, as disposable intravenous feeding kits).
It also produces
line
in
to
agreed
*
contract dated
Value
B,
issue
order
1953
$3,630,000
share
of
such
stringency
in
of
the
per
tubing
and
is
of
of
$1,000
Pursuant
Fund
has
others, $1,000,000 of the debentures
shares,
financial
months
from
Earnings
ago.
Federal
the
Earnings Higher—
three
11%
of
$203,325,569, an increase of
period a year ago.
company's Chemical Division acquired Resin Industries, of Santa
Barbara, C?.li.., on April 2.
It is a major supplier of plastic
sleeving
of
five-year
a
years,
has
for
experiencing
operations.
debentures
the
in
been
Ultrasonic,
789,000
issued
Stearns
Fund
The
1751.
outstanding on March 31, 1956, "compared with 77
on
the 4,721,984 shares outstanding a year earlier.
share
for
over
The
it to obtain additional funds
Ultrasonic
6%
new
shares
two
183, p.
"The
owns
Ultrasonic
owns
year
a
before
Sales
the
increase
shares
per
Income
for
an
period
same
manufacturing
(7 2%) of the
shares
income
$4,030,000,
8.2%
stockholders,
addition
In
and
stock,
common
of
reason
its organization and
be
open
$73,500,000 for added capital assets in
added.—V.
Borden Co.—Sales and
hearing thereon.
a
principally in
(9.4% ).
Stearns
purchase
an
plowed back more
1949, had not needed to borrow from the banks since 1952.
company is committed to spend
the next two or three
years/he
7.000,000
is
made
11,
banks for
running through June, 1957, Evan M.
May 29. He stated that the company, which
than $35,000,000 of earnings into the business
on
since
be
ready for
outlav-of between
ranital
a
acid-
an
with 17
$75,000,000
Its
of
that
frcm
the
6,612,107
railway
sprinklers
common
'
of
456,770
hese.
and
end
$16,706,569.
1956
402,256
plastic
first
reported
$20,009,156
the
excluding reinsurance pre¬
$2,468,678, a 3%- rise
amount of new life insurance
of
,$2,312,134
income-
the
Mindanao
to
At
"
Net
the
be
Erie
railway——-
oper.
Net
earnings.',
The obligation
pesos.
of
like
build
the
new
demands
on
mill.
Sir
existing
Eric
pulp
manufactur¬
site.
explained,
resources
The
was
at
new
induced
Bowater's
Southern
Paper Corp.'s mills at Calhoun, Tenn., coupled with the
grow¬
ing pulp requirements of other mills in the Bowater
Organization
The
start on the new
building is subject only to "local authorities' consent"
Sir Eric said.
income,
for metal
without
deduction
mines
Mmonty share of income
Consolidated
Earnings
—V.
$6,408,798
1,217,718
on
railway
Nelson, Treasurer, said
outstanding shares
$1,578,000
1955,
de-
estimated
Net
frcm
ry.
Gross
Anril
to
'
of
_'
taxes
of
Philippine Rehabilitation Finance
amounted to approximately five million
supplies
being
and
shares
preserve
the
ac¬
payable
and
of
25%
the
of
insurance,
quarter
a
Bear,
half
$73,271,549 $37,733,409
and
depletion
and
,
Interest
United
and
out
totaled
to
rose
quarter.
1956
from
Net
the
will
assets
also
Board,
quarter
the
disability
first
garden
new
celerated
months
Soriano
to
rose
than
end
From Jan. 1—
to
1956
income
Provision
Toledo
for
Uexible
May
in
mining, smelting,
refining
and
manufacturing
plants
before
deducting depreciation and depletion
$71,983,674 $36,615,689
Total
to
is
June
Ultrasonic
Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
Three Months Ended March 31—
from operations
of
Income
Cther
Col.
force
more
a
the
at
The
$12,291,915, about 20%, greater than the
paid.
be
in
1956,
force
the
of
1956
of
firs; quarter, an estimate
Mitchell reported.—V. 183,
Net
the
pesos.
The suppliers of machinery and
this plant have given
the conmany favorable
terms
extending over a period of five years.—V. 183, p. 1958.
affiliate
000
(&
of
as
company's
insurance
in
corresponding 1955 period.
was
the
Gross
Soriano
income convertible bonds due 1963 of
Ultrasonic, and Fund B owns
of said bonds.
Ultrasonic also has outstanding an additional
of such bonds which are owned bv. Value Line
Fund, Inc.,
and $102,500 of 6%
income convertible debentures due
1963, as well
as $375,000 of first
mortgage notes due serially until 1958.
of the company's common shares on a five-for-four
basis. A
spokesman for the company is of the
opinion that the present dividend
of 30c per share
quarterly will be continued on the increased
number of shares.—V.
183, p. 2178.
Anaconda Co.
and
engaged
electronics field.
the
which
to
at
admitt:d
the
$200,009
the' May
relative
ego
and
the
income
6%
account
final
near
four
life
amount
first
$50,000
an
*
;
.
for
until
1,601,451
rate
»
C%.
1956,
first
will
that
ending March 31,
beginning
Bessemer & Lake
3 400,000
corooration, Axe-Houghton Fund B, Inc., and Ultrasonic Corp.,
have joined in the
filing of an application with the SEC for an ex¬
emption order with respect to certain exchanges of Ultrasonic securities
held by the two Funds; and the Commission has
given interested per¬
would
directors
ior
This
in
Merger—
2071.
p.
as
Axe-IIoughton Fund A, Inc.—Seeks SEC Exemption—
ago.
used
the
Net
of the company's plants
for
mill
1,346,388
the rate of
Jan.
payment
sons
number
shares.—
Earnings
from
ins. ranee
operations,
which < are
not
computed
.precisely until year-end figures are finalized, approximated $731,000
has
plant
equipment
corre¬
estimated at $5,700,000
earnings reported a year
With many
expected
the
is
$3,900,000 of
full
fiscal
1956
for
the
Consolidated,
purchase
pesos
adjunct
by
for
the
-Proposed Successor-
183,
Chairman
the
for
the
dur.ng
written
concentrates.
pesos
new
company for the
the period will be in
capacity to meet the demand
heavy construction and highway building, sales
The
30,
the
pesos,
Mitchell,
at
quarter,
over
ordinary
on
reported
quarter
$64,206,654
shares.
aooroximately
surplus
which
2,638.216.14
the
at
of
operation
this
by
D.
asse's
*Deficlt.—V.
to
to
pesos
6,500,000
paid
the
yea?
at
for
equipment
an
150,000
May shipments, which were in
for net earnings of over $1,200,000.
of
of
As
its policy of develop¬
exploration program during
May 31 indicate that sales for
excess
of $85,000,000 compared to sales of
$66,000,COO
sponding ?ix months of last year.
\
stand
in
2,500,000
*
Soriano,
record
on
has
the
April—
of
April
earned
from
Atlas
of
to
year.
fertilizer
continue
its
ended
income
Andres
share
per
block
on
during
2,679,168.08
of
a
387,498
shipments
American-Marietta Co.—Expects Record
Earnings—
Net
1955
miums,
v'y
more than the
net profit for
company's operation in 1955.
realized
obligations
which
automatically
1610.
p.
Preliminary estimates
increase
Col.
"
•
,
stockholders
($0.01)
profit
ended
indebtedness to Mitsubishi
chase
,
announced
reserves
months
•
by
to
share
net
total
of
expansion
now
2,200,000
addi¬
four
that
the
to
an
six
'** •'
1,
25
pesos
per
a
the
pesos,
total
company's
The
3,190,708
1956.
company
new
July
slightly
profit
position
Ultrasonic
year.—V.
Corp.—
14 months' af'er
island of Cebu,,
the
on
*
June
on
0.02
of
company's
Lodq
day.
the
mine
■
period
is
the
a
cash
pesos,
company also completed two new gas wells in New York State
this year in addition to its
discovery well completed late last year.
These three wells are now hooked into the gas line
feeding Buffalo
and are delivering an average of about
3,000,000 cublic feet of gas
ing
to
period
6,980,000
to
Mother
corresponding period
$971,605 as compared
share
per
to
reduced
The
per
shares—lust
Toledo
($1.00)
this
of
the
year,
Corporation,
1955.
15
or
payment
operations
of
that
"*'•••
increase
an
1,500,000
quarter.
Premium
on
realized
four-month
result
.Tb,e
1956, amounted
14.
balance
pesos
finance
,
producing wells were completed on the company's Guanipa concession
Venezuela, in which the company has a 19% interest. It is anticipated that about ten more wells will be drilled in that area
during
the
amount
from
below.—V.
Corp.
the
for
over
$18,995,555
stockholders, has been improving very materially. The comoany, which
has been meeting its current and long-term liabilities on
schedule, will
In
'
its
announced
was
will
a
The
and
prospects, he
during the balance
March 31,
amounted
taxes
quarter of
$493,545
reflect
Regarding
Development
&
outstanding
at
2.00
amounting
compares
tional
Mining
its
30,
out
authorized
1
suock
Corp. below.
company
increase
Edward
'■!.
Consolidated
increased
provision for Federal income taxes, net income for the first
quarter of 1956 amounted to $607,605, equal to 18 cents
per
share
on
the 3,350,204 shares of common stock
outstanding. This
net
As
,
After
with
of
nine-month
26,269,731
11,935,402 *13,136,562
*
Savers
$81,565,803
266 553
'31,855
%
2286.
p,
operations
the
26,343,828
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance Co.—Earnings Up
r
period,
for
initial
Co.—Reports for Quarter—
basis
in
*
$
63.531
2,962
and
pointed
of
02,231,314
of las.t
with
June
pesos
underway
now
Life
See
$324 020
1,362,168
183,
value
of
June
on
common
p.'2071
This
dividend
Atlas
AMF Board Chair¬
engineering work
$
Beech-nut Packing Co.—Proposed
1P53
1954
$56,740
income—
nar
shares,
year."
Gross
to
the
On
increase
;of
Beech-Nut Life Savers, Inc.-
-Earnings—
$342,134
The' 20%~ dividend,'payable
of
the
on
possible
Reflecting expansion in'oil production activities in Venezuela, Texas
and Canada, operations of this
company showed further improvement
during the first ouarter of 1956, Hadley Case, President, announced
on
183,
207,544
724,928
274,961
Consolidated
start
The
2413,
p.
American Maracaibo
*
stockholders
V.
730,400
President.
Committee.
said
$
2354.
p.
shares
.
Patterson
must
he
Co.,
Co., Inc.
35,107,734 152,194,375 127,510,514
27,154,902 125,850,547 101,240,783
/.Beatrice Foods Co.—Stock Increased—
1,324,866
229,043
1,365,068
235,425
Philippines.
President,
Mason
&
MONTHS
$323,711
175,306
60,896
Philippine copper producer has declared its first dividend—20%
the
on
and Arnold Hanger, President of Mason & HangerInc.
The land, is being purchased from 40 individual owners for $315,000
on the basis
of options secured with the cooperation of the Huntsville
Silas
1,000
1956—4 Mos.—1955
7,952,832
income
oper.
183,
of
railway
railway
oper.
This
jointly exercised by
Co., Inc., of New York,
Mason
and
cars
Pollock
1356—M^nth—19oo
4,345,077
rv
—V.
Declares First Dividend—
being
are
3%s.
.
from
ry.
7
company
a
as
F.
FOUR
8,468,298
Net
1953
1154
170,262
1956
Atlas
will
Underground Plant Site—
during
area
an
announced
was
man
of
Wm.
FIRST
31.867,888
admitted
provide additional work¬
capital to,.finance the company's expanding business, and will
currently be applied to the reduction.of short-term bank loans..
Possible
APRIL AND
expenses
$327,410
Income.
♦Deficit.—V.
ing
Purchase
and
'.per.
71,975
from
Net
rights to expire on or about July 11,
The interest rate, subscription
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. Union
Securities Corp. is named as the principal underwriter.
debentures
Co.;
&
Co.;
hooper
Railway
p.
as
authorization
Merle-Smith; R. W. PressShearson, Hammill & Co.;
766.
183,
the
$18,467,000.
&
$
2070.
p.
from
on June 1 filed a registration statement with the SEC
$10,897,000 of subordinated debentures due July 1, 1981, The
company proposes to offer the debentures for subscription by its com¬
mon
stockholders of record June 27, 1956, at the rate of $100 prin¬
cipal amount of debentures for each 25 common shares then held;
of
Williams
&
1,500
than
Dick
40,336,186
197,435
railway.
railway
oper.
Net
This company
sale
by
less
are:
revenue-
From Jan. 1—
Foundry Co.
secured
net
Haupt
FOR
certificates
subject to
cper.
$364,817
railway-—
from railway
ry. oper. income—
Net
Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
Ira
the
for
are
Railway
1955
April—
r-'VBs
of
production
the
conventional
of
use
for
sine
be
cost
offering
Baxter,
Co.;
99.45%
Commission.
amend¬
Full
an
Ry.—Earnings—
Atlanta & West Point RR.
cost
Gross
of
&
to
to
EARNINGS
10,000
Certificates.—V.
Trust
is
the
Co.;
&
bid
certificates
Net rev. from ry. oper.
the SEC
additional
an
issue
estimated
in
the
of
Commerce
Period End. Apr. 30—
with
covering
Fund
op:r.
from
certain
.
Machine
proceeds
entire
cars,
Associates
covering
Net
Interstate
The
box
to
used
the
The
cost,
,
American
The
working capital.
company
registration
From Jan. 1—
likewise
which is
Sargent pointed
Mr.
over-all
the
that
.
plant net
a
core
a
Hurler
Az
Eros.
Issuance and sale
See Lifq Savers
plants,
'turbine-generators,
by
,
the
that
higher
a
Sa'omoa
Files
—
Fund, Inc., St. Louis, Mo.—Registers With
railway-railway—
income
fr:m
Net
ry.
in
underwriting.
from
Net
Net
produce
assembled
Ohio
1956
—V, 183,
expected to
Is
Chesterland,
Exchange Commission—
April—
factor.
The fuel elements, made of uranium metal plates
are
total
authorized issue of
$14,priced to yield 3.60% for all maturities. The
award of the certificates on June 7 on a bid
are
group won
2642.
p.
Inc.,
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay
alloy,
wnicn
183,
700,000
of
price
months.
15
cost
determined
its
from
kw
aluminum
warranted
to
Net
10,400 kw.
with
and final instalment of
common
a
pro¬
the successful outcome, by July 1, 1957, of certain deve.opwork, is an organic moderated reactor with an estimated heat
output of
Clad
without
investment
This
the purchase of which is depend¬
leactor,
share,
Paid Accumulative
made
assembled in a
are
months
and
ior income taxes and
ment
kw. The fuel elements,
stainless
B
at
Securities and Exchange Commission—
reactor,
expected
is
class
stock
Freeman
upon
output
p.
which
and
common
of
Associated
equipment.
Atomics International
znental
/
10,600
about
of
General
generator and associated
The
40,000 kw
with
clad
rods
warranted
a
International
The
a
heat output of
plant net power output of
uranium
cere
is
atomic power prog.am.
single cycle boiling water
V.
also
Products,
Securities
per
pay
Power'3
reactor
Electric
estimated
an
duce
of Foreign
See
into
been
have
Sargent stated that a final decision has hot yet been reached as to tne
manufacturer of the tnird reactor v/nica remains to be purchased in
phase
stock
common
convertible
be
Monday, June 11, 1956
.
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. on June 8 headed
an
underwriting group
offering $3,600,000
of
3%%
equipment trust certificates, |series GG, maturing annual¬
ly Jan. 1, 1957 to 1971, inclusive. The certificates, fourth
-r
-
35,000
corporation on May 29 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 2,009 shares of common ctock (no pari to be offered at
$25
supply
present
the
on
of
19
The
SEC
the two reactors, and tne over-all engineering design
lor the complete power plants will be handled by Ebasco Services.
Mr.
the
to
is
share.
per
With
of two of the t.iree 10.000 KW atomic power reactors for
the nuclear power
plants which the company "intends to install in
latin America.
The International Geneial Electric Co: and Atomics
to
June
.
of 69.426%.
the purchase
chosen
share
per
Assembly
has
International,
$6.75
preferred
$7.65
Sargent,
Inc.
is
expected on
convertible preferred
and
The
chase of Two Atomic Power ReactorsServices
offering
stock,
Inc.—Announces Pur¬
American & Foreign Power Co.,
Corp.—Offering June 19—
shares of 60-cent
cumulative
stock (par $8.50), 20,500 shares of
common
stock (par $1)
and 46,4-±j snaii-s of cias* B common stock
(par $l)'by Cruttenden & Co., Chicago, 111., and associates. It Is an¬
ticipated that the offering price will be $10 per share oh the preferred
the SEC
1 filed a registration statement with
June
on
Anderson Electric
by
2785,
p.
.
183,
per
p.
net
income
share
2534.
for
depletion
Baltimore
$29,923,492 $14,228,771
40,120
25,553
$29,883,372 $14 203,218
$3 45
Club, Baltimore, Md.—Stock Of¬
fered—Lewis & Stoehr, Inc., New
York, on June 4 of¬
fered, subject to prior sale, 550 shares pf capital stock
of this
$1 64
per
Bowaters
Baseball
Club, a member of the American League, at $12.50
share (the minimum order to be 20 shares).
Bowater
print
nessee
Southern
is
Organization,
and
other
mills
reached
of
one
one
an
in
operation
before
ity at Calhoun to
\
the
more
companies comprising the
farflung
world's leading producers of news¬
During 1955, production at the Ten¬
annual
75,000 tons of sulphate pulp.
be
40
the
of
products.
paper
ratp of 200,000 tons of newsprint and
A new number three machine, which will
of the year, will raise
newsprint capac¬
end
than
300,000
tons.
i
,
Volume 183
"A
fourth
said
Number 5541
newsprint machine
Sir Eric, "and
basis."-
when'
.
is
tinder
now
'
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
its production has
.
{In addition,
.
construct
which
Inc.,
organized
was
last
The
earnings by The Bowater Corp.
to
the
Tennessee
The
.
Corner
rate of
for
mills'
Brook
production ever,
has
1956
been
Newfoundland,
is" to
installed
be
and
at
The
$4,500,000.
newly
at
estimated
an
cost
of
a
site
new
Minn.,
MacMillan
whose
and
at
to
are
Minot,
located
be
Dickinson
Breck-
at
and
Gross
well
offices'-Jn
and
•
to
schedule
receive
in Minneapolis,
elevators, many of
' It
hiore
oil
also
than
150
Minn.,
ancl
40
iced
locations.
end
of
1956
This elevator
is
expected to be
waterfront
June
Harold
at Indianapolis.
the
For
first
months
six
the
of
company's fiscal year (Nov. 1, 1955
showed an increase, while profits were
strike shutting down manufac-!
facilities.
X. «■'
•'
X..
through April 30,
four-week
a
turing and warehouse
1 Total net sales for this period
,
volume
for
tie
$83,119,148
were
The above
figures do not include the sales and earnings of the G. R.'
Kinney Co. which
into Brown Shoe Co.
merged
was
May
on
Net
Plans
Common
Stock
X
The
directors
value
split-up
will
record Sept.
held
share
involved.
Sept.
to
for
accomplished
be
split the company's
effective
one,
distribution
the
by
Sept.
them
by
It
1956.
on
the
record
the
the
for
new
change
No
date.
shares
will
be
of
the
present
new
outstanding
holders of record Aug.
1956.—V. 183,
15,
payable
stock,
common
p.
Sept.
is
2642.;
1956
1,
I
to'
v
Buffalo Forge Co.—Orders Highest in Its History—
■
,
'
$91,598-
93,941
$642,559
in
charge of sales, said
2/,769
282,657 '
period
the
on
June 6.
-
\
-
'
-
5,
$3,600,000
investment
display
buildings
private
capital,
in
in
series
a '
of
the
bonds
and
W.-Brooks
interest 'on
and
registration
a
statement
shares-in
common
Co.
&
Inc.
named
are
bonds
during
the
with
the
SEC
on
000.
-
units
of
$500
Mr:
said
Cohan
he
has
instructed
his
Chicago
Newark
and
the" principal
as
to
Cohan
Mr.
r
is
and
offer
Minneapolis,
the
owns
of
Treasurer
each
In
j
be. developed. thereafter
Seattle,
the
of
the
Official
Table
Terminal
the
across
national
New
building
Orleans,
St.
in
and
Gross
of
sale
and
first
$230,748
year,
Built-in
Age,
manufacturers
San
publications.
—V.
liquidation
outstanding
for
X
.
corporation
So.
the offices
officers,
aluminum
183,:'p. 2288.,
building
,-
used by the
.-X '.
& Myers,
from
after
taxes,
responding
June
gain of 45%
a
period
7.
'
year
a
•'
.
■
.
net income
over
O.
ago,
Mansell,
S.
■
President,
X
.
same
Net
six
sales
$36,334,578,
were
months of
1955.—V.
183,
compared' with
*
$31,218,353
2414.
p.
$
"*
$
'
$0.64
$3.28
$2.71
Earnings—
1955"
•
1954
1953
3,811,518
-
5,281,473
6,283,953
1,731,163 V 2,361,545-
2,420,973
82.869,424
89,264,064
18,323,978
16,494,370
23.665,460
27.410,183
8,276,087
7,309,224
10,452,861
11,087,513
1956
1955
1954
1953
$3,108,413
$2,517,619
$2,650,680
$3,081,741
694,246
413,956
482,325
786.880
323,166
256,969
255,871
364,396
12,298,446
10,929,960
10,812.303
12,049,074
2,867,740
2,111,636
1,373,336
railway
1,249,000
y
railway__^_
railway___
income—
oper.
183,
.2180. '
p.
x
..
X
■.
2,084,204
1,428,316
*
'
V
,
Canada Dry Ginger Ale,
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
•_
The corporation on June 7 filed a registration statement with the
6EC
covering a proposed issue of $12,000,000 20-year sinking fund
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.
April—
1956
railway
railway______
from
ry.
from
Gross
Net-from
Net
on
$1,901,892
407,443
484,230
375,114
456,119
203,035
137,934
181,922
7,131,063
6,891,749
7.392,022
1,645,429
1,618,468
1,735,020
659,746
678,567
716,876
_
I
.
146,115
'
..
debentures
<to
be
due
June
supplied
by
■& Weeks have
X
.The
—V.
other details are
and Hornblower
principal underwriters.
been named as
183,
ry.
Gross
."
in the
: '
7,631,364
:1,437,153"
-
t
income
491,219
2180.
p.
Chrysler Corp.—Car Production Declines—
.-
Production
-
of
passenger
for
of
and
Plymouth,
and
cars
1956,
first
"
the
Dodge,
DeSoto,
trucks, U. S. only
Dodge
first
five
May a year ago and
months
of
the first five
April—
from
Gross
Net
ry.
122,627
'
1954
-
-
136,737
39,305
from
ry'.
1956,
Chrysler
for
months
of
and
the
1955,
Imperial
month
of
with the
compared
May,
month
was:'
from
Net
Net
183,
1,005,558-
income___
oper.
ry.
f.WV.
3,496,555
railway.
railway iX-X--
645,899
2,856,917
878,271
867,329
572,590
559,831
57,844
John
-
3,285,475
The
954,285
627,501
filed a registration statement with the SEC on June 1,
$12,000,000? of Convertible Subordinated Debentures,
due July 1, 1976, to be offered for public sale through an underwriting
group headed by Lehman Brothers.
The interest rate, public offering
-price and underwriting terms arc to be supplied by amendment.. =
Net proceeds, to the extent of $2,000,000, will be used to pay in fujl
<demand notes payable to banks in that amount, the proceeds of which
were
added
to .the. general funds, of the company.
The remaining
S.
the
18,155,083
18,550,557
20,731,739
3,721,667
1,130,830
3,277,705
976,516
3,797,640
4,314,177
1,420,390
income—u1-.
;
-
Dodge
68,140
215,015
356,377
18,886
23,393
90,824
153,262
-7,326
11,845
49,171
69,374
Chrysler and: Imperials t.
9,864
17,573
55,595
93,386
Dodge
8,406
12,097
38,282
42,240
133,048
448,887
714,639
:
:
DeSoto XL
Trucks
.
Total
<
82,163
.
♦May,
1,247,921
1956,
figures
preliminary
are
and
subject to change.- -V.
183,
2534.
p.
.
South West Corp.
&
company
resulting from additional routes and
by the Civil Aeronautics Board and from additional
President, on May 31, said
Osborne,
This
1958.
loan,
;
.
at
an
1956,
in part:
••
due
..
,
,,
borrowed $7,500,000 from a group
rate of 3Vit%, will mature on
icates
in the
common
&
-from
stocks of
The
its subsidiary companies
Power
Co.
for
the- sale
will
loan
of
common
in
sometime
Central
Power
first
bo
stock
by
of the proceeds
the corporation presently plans
using
which
a
portion
The
&
Aug.
on
bonds
sold
in
of
principal amount of
No additional public'
$10,000,000
February,
1956.
.financing is contemplated by the System in 1956, as both Public Service
XCo. of Oklahoma and.South western Gas & Electric Co. have bank loan
OF
INCOME
FOR
PERIOD
ENDED
on
$
$
Oper. revenues-
27,564,518
24,672,8 59
116,653,601
Oper. expenses & taxes_
20,904,394
18,719,810
86,667,760
78,954,778
$
"
convertible debentures
stock
common
The
Scripps
Co.
also
present
purchased
management,
1965.
p.
it
said
it
183,
deferred
issue
to
wait
President,
the
time
scheduled
was
for
said
not
favorable
more
he
foresees
market
and
easing
■
postponement
the
of
issue
company's
maturing
caused
by the present slump in automobile
the conTrary, business is very good and we
"On
he
stated.
this
sold
Dietz
Mr.
than
year
has
last,
noted
more
that
while
being
are
2OT5.
p.
for
which
4
Dietz,
better,"
being
are
cars
credit.—V.
debenture
soon.
sales.
get
has
it
announced
6.
preferred
O.
the
was
and
to
4
June
'
.
sold
,
Clark Equipment Co.—Demand at High Levels—
106 /96,145
$
183,
$75,000,000
a
on
said
1, <1971,
fewer
June
on
of
conditions
Dietz
expect
31
(35.9%).
1957.—V.
Arthur
production
1956—12 Mos.—1955
1956—3 Mos.—1955
Period End. Mar. 31—1
MARCH
money
,June
which, they may. borrow $12,000,000 and $10,000,000,
respectively, through the balance of this year..
STATEMENTS
sale
company
Mr.
agreements .under
1,
company
the
The
.
stock
common
conditions.
Light,Co.
into
Enquirer shares in the open market.
trust,-which is controlled by tne
be -marketed
.to
1957.
qiortgage
converted
C. I. T. Financial Corp.—Offering Delayed—
being
retired
been
voting
expires
X
$500,000.
bank
sell
3JA%
"i
for
Cincinnati
bank loan, plus $2,000,-
300,000 shares
& Light Co. for $3,000,000 ; 300,000 shares of Public
Co. of Oklahoma for $3,000,000; 300,000 shares of Southwestern
Electric Co. for $3,000,000;
and 50,000 shares of West Texas
Central
This
to
hand,
on
have
1962
(par $10). Upon
conversion, E. W. Scripps Co., parent of Scripps-Howard Newspapers,
who purchased $1,476,000
of said debentures from Halsey, Stuart &
Co. Inc. for $4,059,000 on April 26, received 147,600
voting trust certif¬
.
r
As of May 10, 1956, all of the outstanding 6%
.
interest
corporation invested the proceeds of its
Utilities
proceeds will likewise be added to such general funds.
Such increase
in general funds is deemed to be necessary to finance the expanded
-
391,600
"
)
n956—5 Mos—1955
37,681
defray, a portion of their. 1956 construction programs:
Gas
covering
of
134,195
.
2179.
of cash
-000
-to
This company
operations
.'410,302
corporation,-in March,
banks.
The
of
-services authorized
389,679
railway—'— *; 20,285.754
p.
March 1,
Capital Airlines, Inc., Washington, D. C. — Registers
and Exchange Commission—
1956,
1,036,164
*'
With Securities
i
1953
$5,264,074
776,948
railway—
183,
Service
•
1954
$4,655,792
.1,046,358
No. Equity Financing
her—
U
Expected This Year—Earnings Higher-
119; 764
2179.
p.
1955
$4,540,871
-
$586,230
-
75,555
3,238,543
1956
1,128,554
income—.:
oper.
Central
of
from
♦1956—Month—1955
Cincinnati Enquirer, Inc.—Conversions^-Control-^'
1953
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
,
-
$591,180
105,993
37,174
income—-
oper.
-
$658,612
$794,869
railway.—_
railway
from
Net
1955
1956
Period End. May 31—
Plymouth
$5,127,287
Jan. 1—
Net
—V.
'
„
railway.™
railway_L™X-X
oper.
'X*1.From
2414.
p.
Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine—Earnings—
*„
Net
proceeds may be used to reduce outstanding bank loans,
capital expenditures
and
for
general corporate purposes.
...
from
frdm
net
for
pay
1; 1976.- The offering price and
amendment.
Union Securities Corp.
'
April—
Net
i
.
railway,._ss
183,
1953
$1,714,583
railway
oper.
ry.
—V.
1954
$1,831,946
income—
oper.
From Jan. 1—
-Earnings—
1955
$1,957,406
from
'
Gross
'
,
"
Central RR. of New Jersey—Earnings—
.
<
2,955,593
1,097,891
t
,
'
'
$18,989,349 $20,079,118 $22,385,150
75,899,128
railway—:
from
number of shares
,
Los Angeles 13, Calif., will up to 9:30 a.m. (PDT» on
jJune 12 receive bids for the purchase from it of 300,000 shares of
common stock
(par $1).—V. 183, p. 2534.
-
MONTHS
1956—5 Mos.—1955
dividend
standing, compared with $1.96 per share on the
in the comparable six months last year.-
Spring St.,
'
'
32,746,000 168,787,000 144.766,000
5,134.000
26,332.0 0
21,642 000
1,534,263
oper.-income
ry.
—V.
cor¬
reported
FIVE
used'
be
X.
,
2180.
from
Net
requirements of $128,431,
equal to $2.92 per share on 878,651 shares of common stock out-!
were
Room 900,-433
preferred
,
will
From Jan. 1—
Net
are
30,-1956, were $2,695,598
the
.
80,712,130
railway
income
ry.
-
industry.
in
income
from
Gross
.
$1,854,676
said,
$
3,482,477
railways-
p.
from
Gross
of
railroad
FIRST
1956
oper,
Net
Sharply—
earnings in the six months ended April
the
$16,241,932.-
AND
$19,557,619
April—
■
Net
Net
cost
$0.75
...
•
Celotex Corp.—Earnings Rise
to
MAY
1956—Month—1955
railway
railway:
183,
Net
-
rolling-
new
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
x
directors,
construction
of
2288.
oper.
ry.
—V.
-
products
X . - '
-
procurement
From Jan. 1—
.XX Thev company also : plans' to extend dts manufacturing activity to
include the casting of aluminum billets from pig apd scrap.
,
The -corporation is a
major manufacturer and distributor of steel
r-V.
Instalments,
stock
from
Gross
share.
per
These improvements
June !.■
on
-
of O'Melveny
persons
both
FOR
share__
com.
April—
Net
part of Ceco's nationwide betterment program which includes additions
in San Francisco, Minneapolis, Los
Angeles, Pittsburgh and Chicago. ;.
will
California Electric Power Co.—Bids June 12—
at
-
.
36,703,000
p.
Nef from
is ■ completing extensive remodeling,
improvement
office building and plant in Hillside, N. J., Ned
These, earnings,. after
company,
certain
and
the
6,061.000
per
183,
Gross
expansion'of its
Ochiltree, President, announced
A.
oppor¬
-
1509.
.
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.
Ceco Steel Products Corp.—Makes Improvements—
*
The
the?company
offered ,to -other, underwriters, and
balance
This
v
modern air conditioned buildings. .. Architects,"
builders, home owners, designers, decorators,
and investors will be
afforded'the free use of-displays, and a library of technical journals
trade
the
"and
tunity to exhibit in new,
and
probable"
p.
will mature serially in 15 equal annual instalments.
rolling
income
Earns,
Va.
Inc.
an
_
among
is
it
,
income
Net
•
for
with
.
$
Gross
York City;"
Norfolk,
in
Corp.
country
product
New
,
■
.
from
new
from
and
Co.
Leonftardt
but
;
ry.
ofiices 'to
LouiS,
York interests, Mr.
large block of capital,
■
Period End. May 31—
Net
Boston.
Time
Whitehall
locations
cooperating
in
and
proceeds
Net
>
arrangements at once for architects' display build¬
ings on his own land in Industrial Park, Dallas; and in Chicago,.
Jdr. Cohan estimated the program will require two years, with other
locations
New
as
connection
EARNINGS
underwriters.-
manufacture
in
The certificates
finance
to
preliminary
Francisco,
and
..
-
•
,
and'
bonds
of
X
The
to
aggregate
-
the announcement of plans
to; open
a '27.500
square foot, two-leyel structure In Mountainside, N. J., in October 1956,
begin
,
certificates
will hold 58.9%
of the equity with
investment, including earnings retained in the business
;„of $75,000.
The two underwriting firms have, acquired 100,000 com¬
mon shares at 25c per share, of which part will be retained
by them:
with'
closely
Following
>
the present stockholders of
selected by the underwriters
an
architects'^
-
i
company has applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission
allow it assume liability for an additional
$8,100,000 of equipment,
Net
.
trademark,
make
obtain and man¬
company
These certificates, the company said, represent the second and finalinstalment under an equipment trust
covering a total issue of $12,900,-
shares-of
partners and employees of. the underwriters ai 25c
states is being initiated this month
to Charles S. Cohan, President.
three
according
$4,000,000.'
over
The
Expansion—
permanent
of
assets
,
Upon completion of. the financing, the; public, will have invested
$2,300,000 and will have, In addition to the bonds, 41.1% of the equity;
,
"At
to have
capital needed for this expansion of trademark production.
■
.
Stock.,-
covering $2,300,000 first lien bonds, 6% series due 1976,
common stock,
10c par.
The company proposes
1956,
P.
be
-
far
Built-in Age, Inc., Newark, N. J.—Plans
feported
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—To Issue Equipments—
188,863
mortgage-on present plant, $33,500 for; retirement of
preferred, $10,352 for purchase of common stock, and $447,400
working capital.
" XX
•-
v
exceeded any similar six-month
period, Mr. Cheyney added.
The new six-month sales records were
established for air conditioning equipment,
fans/machine tools and
pumps, he said.—V. 183, p. 1757.;
during
Shipments
;
a
r
Vice-President
It is
Canadian
of
'
$457,121
-
of
; Oiders booked in the six months ended May 31, 1956 were the highest
Of any six-month period in the company's history, Charles C. Cheyney,;
New
a
Board.
President.
as
the program continues.:—V. 162,
2071/--X
p.
230,000
offer
to
/
'
Trademark
that more will be needed
specialty
chemical
com¬
pounds. It proposes to expand and (integrate
its operations by con-strutting "and operating a plant for the manufacture of polyvinyl
chloride resin, its - principal raw
material, and allied polymers and
copolymers.
Of the proceeds of the financing, $1,150,000 is to be
applied" to the cost of the new polyvinyl chloride resin plant, $138,000
The usual quarterly dividend of 80 cents per share has been declared
on
649,919
f
The company is presently engaged in the
polyvinyl chloride plastic compounds -and-
about
or
on
remains
equipment.
new
group
•
and
of
value
par
mailed
711,825
Leonhardt'
—
Expand
them, has already provided
shares of stock;. The public offering price of the
units, and underWriting ter'msr are to be- supplied by .amendment. Lee Higginson Corp.
This
shareholders
To
in the past, has concentrated largely on contract busi¬
a variety of jet products, including airframe as-'
Jets such as the CF-100 fighter, automobile bodies and
for
50
contemplated that a quarterly dividend of 55c
shares will be paid beginning Dec. 1.
i ;
- ~
3
is
169,815-
$183,508
income™-'
oper:
183,
June
stock,*
14, »1956.
to
$1,107,046
157,5u7
.> This ' corporation, filed
;
>
common
$1,354,384
VCary Chemicals, Inc., Milltown, N. J.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission— ■
1956, of one additional share of common stock for each
4,
on
voted
5
shares
two
'Certificates
14,
share
per
?'!
June
on
$15,
A
:
$261,413'
truss
"
par
(Canada)
—
company,
the
age
1956—4 Mos—1955
!
to
to
V
Split—
Ltd.
Board
As Chairman, Mr. Leonhardt will help the
(
$341,075
rev.-from ry. oper. v
ry.
—V.
and
?
of
office equipment.
Chatco intends eventually to
production the major portion of its business.
"
"
'
1956.-'
1,
Products,
.
Net
$79,184,744.
This year's net' earnings for the first six months of the fiscal year
were
$3,252,925 as compared to last year's net earnings for the same
period totaling $3,428,540.
~
~
;
r
Earnings per share, of common stock amounted to-;' $4.39 on 740,215
shares outstanding on April 30, 1956 compared to $4.67 on 733,715;
shares outstanding at the end of the first six months of last year.
*
345,571
steel
last
compared to
as
wni/vh-totaled
oerind
same
642,841'
275,107
company has been shifting an increasing percentage of its pro¬
ductive capacity into products bearring its own trademark.
Among these
products are home and office heating equipment, truck bodies and
*
1956—Month—1955
-
547,323
50,200
The
l
-
year's net sales
"
Steel
Shannon
munitions
Carolina & Northwestern RR.—Earnings—
} Period End. April.30— \
Railway. oper.X revenue
Railway oper/ expensesv
1956 V sales
261,748
2534.
p.
Chairman
semblies
Brown Shoe Co., Inc.—Sales Show Increase—
only slightly lower despite
183,
manufacturing
ness,
'
office
867,951
392,648
—_
S.
The
a
an
102,354
2,422,669
C. Leonhardt, President of McGrath Securities
Corp.,
underwriting firm, has been' elected Chairman of the
York
the
for
Ohio; and
72,975
2,298,481
Robert
-
by
1
before
provide Michigan City with its first facilities for
said Mr. MacMillan.: the 100,000-busheT
installation-will include,, he-said, "t
most, modern facilities for bulk-
c
*^9,429
1,933,800
Production—Financing May Be Necessary—
large-scale-handling of grain,
Maumee,
191,681:
67,607
income
oper.
Elected
corrugated cases and fibre drums'. The Bowater-Scott/, handling of all types of- grain,' with docking- and loading for lake
joint venture with the Scott Paper Co. of Chester, Pa,, : barges jind hydraulic-unloading equipjnen.c i"r tr cks."
"
1
>The Michigan City elevator will be
is erecting a new manufacturing and conversion plant to add to
Carglll's" first facility there al¬
Bo-.,.
water's existing tissue factory in Britain.—V. 183, p. 1107.
though it has a large plant and: otficea nearby in Cmcago, and in
factories
Paper Corp.,
ry.
Chatco
•
ele¬
will
and
1953
$644,282
2,778,784
railway—
railway
ware¬
:
operation
142,078
income
oper.
from
from
.
Net
*
in
$581,832
«84,421
oper¬
plants,
for. immediate construction of a Lake Michigan
elevator at-Michigan City,- Ind. were announced on
MacMillan.
1954
$290,525
160,029
by
located
are
terminal
...Plans
grain
Mr.
per¬
crops
now
which
maintains
processing
power
$2,500,000.
will
1956
1955
$618,491
railway.:
railway—;
♦Deficit.—V.
are
area.
_venegtable
as
ready
>
50-.country
Minnesota-Dakota
as
and
from
From Jan. 1—
Carring-
Net
rapid construction
said.
headquarters
approximately
the
houses
London for the future erection
near
Crookston,
Mr.
vators.
Expansion plans in the packaging field in England, according to the
Chairman, provide for another corrugated case factory in North Eng¬
land, plus acquisition of
ry.
and
Cargill,
v
of
Net
1956
from
new
1,
ates
a
immediately
April—
Net
company expects that its
the plants to be completed
in
highest
formed
elevators
N. Dak.
Sept.
growing demand for electrical energ/ in West-'
further hydro-electric plant at Corner Brook.
a
and
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.—Earnings—
grain
Gross
The
mit
capital expenditure on plant improvement
budgeted
company is supplying
ern
ton,
approximately $5,500,000 in
year's operation.
Newfoundland operated at their
in
million-bushel
•
full
a
of
on
enridge
of North America Ltd. was due mainly
completing
mills
of
increase
1955
construction
in western Minnesota and North Dakota were
an¬
May 31 by John H. MacMillan, President.
facilities, which will have considerably greater capacity
existing types of country elevators,
,
capacity of about 100,000 tons."
Sir Eric stated that the
*
than
secure
annual
an
immediate
points
nounced
capacity of 120 million square feet of building board.
essential supplies of pulp tor increased newsprint production, the Bowater Organization, said Sir Eric, is enlarging its pulp-mill
capacity in Scandinavia, Canada and Britain, and "has also decided
in principle to construct a new
groundwood pulp mill in Canada with
To
for
five
.
annual
an
4
Plans
at
$4,500,000 mill at the Calhoun site, with
new
a
Cargill, Inc.—To Build Large New Plants—
'if and 1
an
on
■
Bowaters Fibreboard Co.,
year, plans to
consideration'," '
serious
already been sold
•
3
(2759)
'
*
be
rendered by
-service
to
I
corporation
This
"'gine
the
was
the .company's
expanding fleet.
the first domestic
airline
to
,
\>
.
-Electric
operate four-en-
_
'other carriers.
:
:
which
In
16
have
been
delivered.
states and the District of
William
Dana
Seibert,
On
account of the fluctuations In
operating
etc.,
29,985,841
5,953,049
27,841,,367
6,660,124
2,445,452
2,386,625
-9,572,749
9,459,977
4,214,672
income
deductions—
income
—
♦Earns, per com.
♦Based
Columbia.—V. 183, p. 555.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
President. Published twice
3,566,424
20,413,092
18,381,390
$0.43
$0.37
$2.11
•
Mr.
on
share-
9,691,257
common.shares outstanding.—V.
$1.90
1855.
183, p
•
second
^
^ «
<*».
/-<
products
three
said
quarter
the
equal
to
in
second
87
this
of
quarters,
Spatta,
cents
the
second
both
earnings
quarter
per
quarter
the rate of exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions an d advertisements must be
continuing
President,
expected
sales
and
established
common
is
record
share
at
high
levels
announced
to
be
Clark's
in
earnings
(adjusted
for
a
the
oil
biggest
history.
Last
of $1,978,391,
2-for-l
stock
split).
Sales
and
O
earnings
for
the
six-month
I
made in New York funds.
period
are
similarly
sfl^Stref^Chlcago
M«5o5eTTeoZ
....
is
company
George
"
-
Spatta
1J Y
J
~
for
past
6.
(Reg. U. 8. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company
Publishers, 25 Park Place New York 7,
a week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E.
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March
Canada, $63.00 per year.
Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
NOTE:
Net
Capital Airlines at present serves 77 cities
THE COMMERCIAL AND
the
year,
larger aircraft,
with
Net
Int.,
Capital to schedule flights in compowered by piston engines/operated by
The corporation has on order 60 of said aircraft, 22 of
'jiently satisfactory and has enabled
petition
of
'June
Viscount aircraft, powered by Rolls-Royce jet propelled engines, in
United States.
Public acceptance of the Viscount has been emi-
'*
Demand
.
—
'
expected
.
_
M
-•
.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2760)
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
produce new highs. For the first three months, Clark's gross sales
$45,387,782 and earnings $2,585,521, equal to $1.13 per common
to
Mr.
sales
1955 levels^ earnings
above
are
annual basis
an
on
completely new line of fork-lift trucks was intro¬
at
the Material Handling Institute Exposition in
Spatta said a
duced
June
on
5
Ohio.
Cleveland,
established
Division,
Machinery
this
of
though substantial
bonds,
3Y*%,
mort.
bonds,
3Y2%
are now at a "favorable"
level, even
still being invested in a continuing pro¬
are
•
unissued
$6,750,000
Inc.
components."
,
He
Arnhold
Clark makes drive
Co.
Clinchfield
RR.—Earnings—
Net
railway.——
from
Net
ry.
incom...
oper.
1953
1954
Ball,
Net
Net
2,138,747
J,
Stearns & Co
1,293,894
Orlando, Fla.—Files With
Coffman Co., Inc.,
500,000
May
on
filed
28
a
Courts
Clement
100,000
First
150,000
Co
&
150,000
Iowa
of
150,000
Corp
Securities
Securities
150,000
Co;p.r_
Fpster St Marshall——
with its own equipment and personnel, but as a division of
179, p. 1157.
■
V
n v
-
Freeman
M.
M.
&
Co.—
Freeman
300,000
400,000
—
Co.,
St
Harrison
a registration statement with the SEC on June
covering 500,000 shares of its 10c par common stock, which
the company proposed to offer for public sale at $1 per share.
The
offering is to be made on a "best efforts" basis by Arthur L. Weir &
Co. and Copley & Co., for which a 15c per share commission is to be
paid (plus $5,000 for expenses).
The company was organized In June, 1955, under Colorado law, to
"promote, plan, construct, and.maintain a community-wide year-around
swimming pool, concessions and park in connection therewith," accord¬
ing to the prospectus.
A site has been selected of approximately 12
corporation filed
within
acres
blocks
ten
to
the
of
downtown
the
of
clearance
State
Heller,
residents
Colorado
Jan.
on
4,
of
sale
contract
to
stock
to
underwrite
larger issue,
the bowling
a
Humphrey,
The
The
company now has
residents of Colorado by
directors.
to
is
be
The
major
the
of
the
of
the
600,000
corporation
The
preferred
stock
Net profit.
♦Earnings
•The
the
on
—V.
share
per
earnings
dividends,
1,459,000
for
of
the
both
of
current
1,067,327 shares
p. 2288.
$1.57
which
year
were
'
"
series
Second
GIVING
cumul.
6%
and the prior year,
outstanding on March
183,
-
,
31,
Combustion Engineering, Inc.—New
Jules
Ltd.,
R.
Timmins,
President
Timmins
director
a
6%
opening
the
to
pay
bank loans
TO
Securities
since
and has
Outstanding
2,088 shs.
—V.
5,912 shs.
120,000 shs.
1856.
p.
corporation,
V.
183,
p.
,
of
the
,
Imperial
,
Insurance
it was announced
70,000 shares
on
concerning
1752.
Connecticut
.
Bank
of
.
,
;
of
Co., Tulsa, Okla.—To
.
May
$1
31,
is
.
,;
.:
•
withdrawing its
common
par
stock.
See
...
At
$5. per share, through Arthur N; Economu
Associates, New York,
The proceeds are to be used for
trading-in commodity future
contracts.
Co.—Preferred
scribed and the books closed.
Stock
-
,
Offered—;
mortgage
3%%
/ V
interest.
on.June
5
on
a
The
bid
group
of
won
99.43%.
award
books have been closed.
The
99.359
The
First
for
new
Boston
the
Corp.
bonds, also
bonds
may
be
bid
as
'York City,
The
-
PROCEEDS—-Net
Applied
toward
the
?
scheduled
proceeds
cost
*
calls
be^expe^^d
in
for
of
to
Glore,
bonds
Forgan
&
Co.
GIVING EFFECT TO
at
the
option
of
the
company
at
First
be
:
—1
First and general mortgage bonds
from
the
adidtions
sale
to
of
the
electric
bonds
utility
are
to
properties
of
"Serial
5%
gold
bonds
due
construction program as now
within the next four years, of
BUSINESS—Company and its subsidiaries supply electricity in an
of approximately
11
thousand square, miles in northern
and
northeastern Illinois, including the City of
Chicago.
notes
(gas conversion)———
Common
-
..
.
PRESENT
tUnlimited
,
.
$455,000
27,980,000
June 7: '
on
headquarters,
104,000 shs.
.
.
'
Crane Co.—Sell Interest
;
.
786,722 shs.
tAggregate amount of all series which may be issued is unlimited
except as provided in the indenture. Aggregate amount authorized for
all outstanding series is $28,400,000.
tPart of class of 300,000 shares of preferred stock, cumulative, $50
in Titanium Project—
of this company,, and C. M. White, Presi¬
dent of Republic Steel Corp., on June 7 announced that toe two companies have become equal partners in Cramet, Inc., a producer of
titanium sponge.
Cramet was formerly a wholly-owned-subsidiary of
Frank. F. Elliott; President
Crane Co.
'
Cramet -will
rectors
,
J
remain
consists
of
a
four
•
separate corporation. The hew board of direpresentatives of each of the parent com-
panies. The* representatives of Crane are Frank F. Elliott, President;
John P. Magos, Director of Engineering; Paul.L. Yates, Comptroller;
and E. E. Wyatt,. Executive Assistant.
The representatives of Republic
Steel are C: M. White, President; T. F. Patton, Assistant President and
i
104,000 shs.
786,722 shs.
and
Stockholm; Mexico City,
Dallas, Miami, Los Angeles and San Francisco,
opening of the new Coro headquarters which will nacupy 25,000
feet in the Marbridge Building,:,climaxes^the company's current
dollar expansion program, according- to Gerald Rosenberger,
President. In Toronto, a new 55,000 square; foot factory -replaces the
company's old plant,'doubling, the Canadian: output., Recently the plant
in London was expanded, with output more than doubled and produc¬
tion standards' brought up .to those" of the Providence plant.
In'the New York expansion .more than, $500,000 .has Peep spent to
streamline sales and shipping operations.—V. 182, p. 1336.
•
/♦Further issue prohibited by first and general mortgage indenture.
*' ~
The
,
686,000
"
largest of its'kind, in the industry, will serve as
million
Outstanding
952,000
:
.
.square
•
FINANCING
* Unlimited
International Headquarters—
foreign offices, in. Paris, Milan, Amsterdam,
Johannesburg, South Africa.
July
—
14.50 pfd. stock, cumul. ($50 par value)
stock ($25 par value).
The
expenditure
mtge.
1956
:
Havana and
•
1,
"
center of
Atlanta, Chicago,
^
Authorized
195^°*000' °£ wWch aPProximately $140,000,000 Will
CAPITALIZATION
bid
100%.
subsidiaries.
the
and
the
subscription
years.' "
Coro's world-wide operations that include factories ana
showrooms in Providence, London and Toronto as well as. branches to
-the
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds. from the sale of the preferred shares and
fromi the sale of 71,132 shares of common stock will be added to the
cash funds .available from..depreciation accruals, operations and bank
loans.
Such
proceeds, will be applied to toe payment of- at least
$7,500,000 principal amount.of outstanding bank/loans, to the payment
of $455,000 principal amount - of - the: company's 5%
gold bonds, due
July 1, ,1956 and to the company!s construction program.
3 Vis.
redeemed
prices ranging from 103^%
*
99.4099
of
Dealers'
in recept
This large manufacturer and designer of fashion jewelry formally
international headquarters at 47 West 34th- St., New
/
BUSINESS—Company
is an
operating public utility - corporation
engaged in the electric-and gas business. The company serves with
electricity an area covering approximately 754 square miles with an
estimated population of 303,000. "Area of the territory served with gas
covers, approximately- 136 square miles with an
estimated population
of
172,000.
bonds, series R, due June 1, 1986, at 100% and
accrued
97,950
opened .its .new
.
Commonwealth Edison Co.—Bonds Offered—A
group
of underwriters headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. on
June 6 offered publicly $40,000,000 of first
Findlay, O. — Registers
Commission—
proposes
Cora Inc.~To Open
stock will be redeemable at prices ranging from $52.25
share on or before May 1,1961 to $50.75 per share after Mhy 1,
1971, plus accrued dividendsrin each case.
■
'
& Rubber Co.,
company
covering
operations
The preferred
.
2415.
.
per
Y.
I
Power
This
pany
June 6 offered 104,000 shares of 4.50% cumulative
preferred stock at par ($59 per share), plus accrued divi¬
dends from May 1, 1956. This offering was oversub¬
corporation on May 28 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 60,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be offered
a
all
on JUne 6 filed a registration statement with the
shares of its no par common stock, The com¬
to offer these shares for subscription by holders of
outstanding stock on the basis of 1V* shares of additional stock for
each two shares held.
The record date is to be supplied hy amend*
ment.
The offering is to be made at a subscription price of $10.50
per
share
Prescdtt & Co. is listed as the principal underwriter;
and the underwriting commission Will range from 15c to 65c per share.
The company-plans to use the net proceeds of the financing to
supplement its working capital and thereby reduce short-term bank
borrowing requirements resulting Jfrom the "necessity of carrying in¬
creased inventories and, receivables incident to the expanded level of
-
SEC
on
The
p.
Cooper Tire
Putnam.&. Co. and Chas W. Scranton & Co. and associates
Canada,
183,
of
31
practically
With Securities and Exchange
-
.
Statement^-
'
:•
May
on
None
branch offices in
Commonwealth Life
The
paid.
payment
company
states that
have been distributed
is
Withdraw Registration
1956.
'
been
third liquidating dividend, the
of the assets of the company
to stockholders, excepting excess funds retained
to
cover
contingencies in connection with unsettled liabilities for
income taxes and renegotiation of Government contracts and excepting
contingent'
assets
such as a claim for a $500,000 tax refund.
PRESENT FINANCING
2,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
.j.
$10)
(par
Three
value.
have
company were sold
to Blaw-Knox in
a
cash consideration equal approximately to the
liquidating dividends of $40, $5 and $8 a share,
for
1955
book
preferred stock
cum.
June
Exchange
and
on
June 1 announced that the
will be suspended from dealings at
11. The Exchange will also apply to
Commission to strike the stock from
company
Monday,
and registration.
Operating
assets of the
•
and
2,088 shs.
this
of
on
& Machine Co.—Suspension—
Exchange
listing
and
5,912 shs.
Oregon.—V. 183,
Commodity Fund for Capital Growth, Inc., New York,
N. Y.—Files With SEC—
N.
share
per
stock
the
Salem, Oregon, Richland, Washington,
Boise, Idaho and Anchorage, Alaska. A wholly-owned affiliate, Com¬
monwealth Title Insurance Co., is engaged in the title insurance busi¬
ness, having branch offices in various cities throughout the State of
Royal Trust Co., Fire Insurance Co. of Canada, Noranda Mines and
..other Canadian mining and industrial companies.—V.
183, p. 2649.
^
$52.50
at
Stock
York
New
common
company was incorporated in 1911 in Oregon.
Its
Equitable Building, Portland "4, Ore. The company is en¬
gaged in the business of property management and property
develop¬
Director Elected
,
also
is
Continental Foundry
The
of
of directors.
Mr.
Electrodynamics Corp.—Completes New
Completion of this corporation's $1,500,000 research, engineering and
marketing building in Pasadena, Oalif., has been announced by Philip
Fogg, President.
The three-story sfructure has an area of 127,000 square feet and is
located on an eight-acre site.—V. 183, p. 1752.
'
BUSINESS—The
address
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines,
and prominent industrialist of Canada, has been elected to the
board
2288.
Consolidated
pro
$50)
registration
f-
EFFECT
stock (par $50)
based
are
-
.
,
Building—
150,000
*
preferred stock
Stock
stock
.
a
—
series
(par
$3.25
preferred
after
on
redeemed
be
may
(par $50)
2,335,000
stock
common
„
and
1,500,000
Authorized
First
$3,655,000
stock
common
share
per
p.
&
June 1 offered to its Stock¬
proceeds will be used
improvements and working capital.
ment
$1,855,000
300,000
250,000
With
$5,990,000
(est.)
motors, system analyzers, packaged electronic circuits
precision measuring equipment.
"...
to placing increased emphasis on products now manu¬
factured by Technical Electronics,
Consolidated Electronics will use
this acquisition
to provide West Coast manufacturing facilities for
handling the timers, motor governors and other products of its A. W.
Haydon Division.
Consideration for this new acquisition will be paid
partly in cash and partly in Consolidated Electronics stock.—V. 183,
100,000
:
net
CAPITALIZATION
Mar. 26, '55
„
Corp.—Acquisition
addition
November
PROCEEDS—The
for
39 Wks.End.
$3,314,000
,
directors on June 6 approved the acquisition by toe company
Electronics Corp., Culver City, Calif., which manufactures
number of electrical and electronics products, including hysteresis
In
dividends.
accrued
Subs.)—Earnings Fall Off
Mar. 31, '56
Inc.
on
preferred stock
Preferred
„
predictions.
Technical
(Unistage)
C. N. White & Co
100,000
Dean Witter & Co
1,500,000
Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
,
100,000
L
.Common
Profit before income taxes
Federal, State and foreign income taxes
unexploited for oil
However, the first pro¬
been, virtually
far
make
synchronous
150,000
rata basis at par
($50 per share). This offering is not underwritten. Any
unsubscribed shares may be offered to the general public.
bowl¬
40 Wks. End.
a
'
250,000
2649.
p.
cumulative
President.
Columbia Pictures Corp. (&
200,000
holders of record April 16, 1956 the right to subscribe on
or
before July 2 for 5,912 shares of second series 6%
1956
ing alley, site preparation, including parking, and land cost ($95,000).
prospectus names Vernon Lowell Bolton as Board Chairman and
as
to
Consolidated Electronics Industries
Commonwealth, Inc., Portland, Ore.—Preferred Stock
The
William Leonard Copley
100,000
Inc
Offered—The
offering
stock
related facilities,
and
early
too
so
,
the
proceeds
swimming pool
still
is
has
S.
outstanding 46,423 common shares issued to
the prior offering and to promoters and
portion
for the
used
America
"Central
it
there is an excellent possibility
of our first drilling," Mr. Cunningham
that
indicate
surveys
find oil at the site
will
we
The
of
—
300,000
Co
Illinois Co, Inc
—V. 183,
was
plus
PanamaV coast has been
200,000
Cartwright
Co.
Thomas & Co
Wertheim & Co._
100,000
&
Inc—
Applegate St
Hulme,
begun.
However,
a
opportunity to begin
Immediate construction on
lanes, has prompted the addi¬
tional financing now proposed.
Present development plans call for a
swimming pool, bowling alley and theatre. Other recreational facilities
will be developed as their financial feasibility becomes apparent.
The
estimated cost of the entire swimming pool installation is $161,000
plus the costs of the land and landscaping.
A 16-lane bowling alley
is planned, at a cost of $89,000, for which a lease has been arranged
for a monthly rental of $1,040.
the
of
David
ducing oil well in Central America has just been brought in some
200 miles from our concession, just inside Costa Rica."—V. 183, p. 2649.
150,000
750,000
Inc.
Sweney
100,000
Co
&
Bruce
bardo,
1,500,000
Hendrix St Mayes,
Springs.
Colorado
of
area
Colorado
of
Frisbie Co
A.
Hallgarten & Co
1956,
Pursuant
so
250,000
—
100,000
Leonard
Aquatic Center, Inc.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Colorado Springs
The
acres
by
by
"Geological
that
—
2,000,1000
on
this corporation, according to an announcement made on
W. Cunningham, President. The company plans to
begin drilling on or before Nov. 1, near San Bias, in the southernmost
section of the concession on the Atlantic coast.
said.
Fox
concession
oil
6
June
150,000
100,000
Mayer,
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Inc.
.———'
Stokes & Co.—
J- S. Strauss & Co.
Stubbs, Smith St Lom-
150,000
Chicago
Inc.
5,
Acquires Oil Concession in Panama—
An
acquired
'
First
Eastern.—V.
-
„
Others are Sanders Manufacturing Co., Tulsa,.
makers of ordnance, guided missiles and aircraft components; Ameri¬
can
Railway Salvage System, Dallas, a large-voiume merchandiser of'
consumer and industrial goods; The Coastal Co., Houston, a discount
house; and the Atlas Insurance Co., an Alabama organization under¬
writing automobile, general fire and casualty insurance.
corporation.
dated
300,000
of
Co.
acquisition by this corporation of Ace Cabinet Corp., New Bed¬
was announced on June 4 by David W. Cunningham, Pres.
exchange for cash and terms, Consolidated has acquired all the
outstanding stock of the New Bedford company, which is one of the
country's largest manufacturers of retailers refrigerated display cases,
refrigerated cabinets and laundry driers.
Ace Cabinet had sales of
almost $1,500,000 in*1955,"Mr. Cunningham said.
'
-He declared that Ace is the fifth company acquired-by the Consoli¬
"In
750,000
—
Smith, Moore St Co
F. S. Smithers & Co
William R. Staats St Co.
Stern, Frank, Meyer &
150,000
-
Ferris
150,000
900.000
100,000
>_
St Co.
Evans
A.
Inc.
Fauset, Steele St Co—
600,000
150,000
Shaughnessy St Co., inc.
Shearson, Hammill &
Co.
1,000,000
Shields & Co
1,500,000
150,000
2415.
p.
Consolidated American Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
Seasongood &
&
Este St Co.__
-changeover, involving the introduction of new flight equipment and
other operating improvements can be effected, Colonial will continue
to operate
Davis
Cullom
Smith, Ramsay & Co.; Inc.- 1,000"
183,
Schwabacher Si Co.——
<
100,000
Co.
said that until the physical
President of Colonial,
Dykes,
*
150,000
-
Shelby
Inc.
500,000
Schmertz
Co.
First
T.
Co.————
St
Co., Inc.—-;
Dallas
Union Securities
ing.
Branch
Corp.
250,000
R. W. Pressprich & Co.- 1,500,000
Rand & Co.—
200,000
Salomon Bros. St Hutzler 1,500,000
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
& Parke
150,000
Schoellkopf, Hutton St
Pomeroy, Inc.
1,500,000
200,000
203,000
«
&
this
of
merger
__!
1,500,000
200,000
Cunningham,
corporation into Eastern Air Lines Inc., was
completed formally on May 31 with the transfer to Eastern of all
Colonial property and facilities. For the time being, pending physical
changes, Colonial will continue to operate with its own equipment and
personnel as a division of Eastern,
Thomas F. Armstrong, President of Eastern, said one share of East¬
ern stock will be exchanged
for each two shares of Colonial outstand¬
The
500,000
—
Securities
Clayton
Airlines, Inc.—Merges With Eastern—
Colonial
—
& Denton,
—
City Securities Corp
Clark, Dodge St Co
letter of notification with the
SEC covering 1,419 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at
$38.40 per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
to increase capital stock and surplus accounts.
corporation
Co.,
&
Bros.
Byrd Brothers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
500,000
150,000
Inc.
150.000
750,000
—
600,000
Co—
&
McMaster Hutchinson &
Co. 1
The Milwaukee Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co._
Newburger, Loeb & Co._
New York Hanseatic
Corp. —_________—:
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.
Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Stockton Broome & Co._
Burns
(R. G.)
Blair
McDonnell & Co
200,000
Bradford & Co
C.
500,000
Co.,
.600,000
1,500,000
—V.
..
ford, Mass.,
&
500,000
Co,
&
Spencer Trask St Co
4^500 '
Tucker, Anthony St Co.—_ 4,500'
R. L. Day & Co——3,000
Edward M. Bradley & Co.,
■
Inc.
"—
i,#oo
Hincks Bros. <fe Co., Inc.—1 1,000
6,000
6.000
Harriman Ripley &
The
150,000
100,000
Kraus—
&
Williams
William
8,339,103
3,494,696
2,991,300
6,782,662
2,477,687
2,177,643
Co
&
Inc.
——
A. E. Masten L'» Co
Burnham
oper. income—
183, p. 2180.
ry.
—V.
5,610,877
3,886,856
3,507,592
railway
railway...—
400,000
150*000
600,000
Co.
Co
Barth & Co.—
J.
Bear,
8,767,277
from
from
&
Burge
Baxter,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
150,000
Ashmun
Bache
$2,092,321
867,631
718,120
Kidder
M.
Co., Inc. 6,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—„ 6,000
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen- ner
& Beane
6,000
Co.
St
200,000
Co.—
&
Kormendi & Co., Inc
Arthur
M.
Krensky
&
Lestrange
150,000
-
Taylor St Co
250,000
—
S.
C.
903,919
railway
$1,580,767
>:, 421,102
220,876
$549,407
226,777
193,270
$2,148,515
983,202
from
Gross
1955
1956
April—
;
Kean,
Bleich-
Inc.
Arthurs,
Keir
Kaiser
A,
-
Co
S.
&
roeder,
2649.
p.
'&
250,000
150.000
Peck.
St
6,000
Estabrook
Kirkland, Grubbs
Jenks,
8,000
& Co
Eastman, Dillon
17,879,921 shs.
24,000,000 shs.
Shares
Smith, Barney St Co._
6,000'
White, Weld & Co.
...1— 6.000
Coffin & Burr, Inc.4,500
F. S. Moseley & Co.__
4,500
12,000
12,000
Cooley & Co—
Norn
the purchasers of the Series R
Halsey, Stuart St Co.
56
Co
W. Scranton & Co.
Chas.
The First Boston Corp
—
of
has
company
Shares
Putnam &
^
automotive division sales for
because Clark makes no passenger car
the farm tractor market as a "soft spot."
183,
41,700,000
41,400,000
43,300,000
47,600,000
Bonds
and the principal amount thereof, which each purchaser has severally
agreed to purchase from the company are as follows:
generally
tractors.—V.
i.
PURCHASERS—The names of
Adams
farm
40,000,000
.♦
3,127,770 shs.
—
Allison-Williams
for
*
-
amount
"
entered into
an
agreement
with the several underwriters'.named below whereby the company agrees
to sell to the several underwriters and the several, underwriters
agree,:
severally and not jointly, to purchase from the company the number.
of Shares of preferred stock now offered:
40,000,000
1986—
—:
Common stock
expected to equal or slightly surpass 1955 results. "This," he said,
counter
to
what
is
happening
in the
automotive industry
described
1982—-
value, created by stockholders.. Charter-does not limit
preferred stock.
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
cumulative—authorized
stock,
and
"runs
units
due
due,
Sinking fund debentures, 3%, due 1999
Sinking fund debs., 2%%, due 1999—_
Sinking fund debs., 2%%, due 2001—
Sinking fund debs., 3 '/•%, due 2004-—
Capital stock ($25 par value):
the
Division
sums
of product development.
the basis of current operations,
On
.
380,000,000
due 1977 to 1985
mort.
First
is
He
3%
First
Pref.
1953,
in
continuing to grow, Mr. Spatta said.
Current operations indicate
1955 sales volume of $32,000,000 will be alifiost doubled this year.
earnings
First mort. bonds,
*
Construction
Clark's
gram
,,
Outstanding
$
Although
are
*
Authorized
*
probably will not increase proportionately, Mr. Spatta said.
"Profits are being 'squeezed' by increased labor costs, rising costs of
raw
materials and the general
upward trend in the cost of doing
business," he said.
"A certain and substantial increase in the cost of
steel will* also affect the earnings picture."
said
PRESENT FINANCING.
EFFECT TO
were
share.
Monday, June 11, 1956
.,.
.First Vice-President; , Norman, W. Fqy, Vice-President In charge of
sales; and E.r R. Johnson,: Vice-President in'charge' of 'operations;
Cramet, formed by Crane Co. in 1953, has constructed a plant at
Chattanooga, Tenn., which has a capacity of 8,000 tons of titanium
"
spengenorioroi
annually.Rorvipoc
The
plant
was
AHnriiniRtraHon
nf
built
under
th#»
"Fprffral
a
contract
with
Government.
the
Under
Volume
183
contract
this
struction
In
the
of
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
toward
$24,550,000
advanced
the
titanium
Langley
Cramet
ingot
reduces
which
plant,
titanium-bearing
people.
facility
laboratory for
and
19
begun operating
analysis and testing
1955 also
in
Cramet
tne
In
addition
will
sale
to
other
to
Both
be
parent
titanium
under
is
and
Crans
to
titanium
as for
Fla.
rutile
of
initial
rutile
of
deposits
important
S.
and
C.,
output
from
civilian
as
chemical,
aircraft,
atomic
marine,
and
electronics
power,
food
of
90
its
announced
affiliate.
183,
is
titanium
and
The
the. result
of
Rem-Cru
the
are
Works
Park
large
titanium alloy sheet,
improvements
the rolling
of
increase
Pittsburgh,
to
in
sheet
Inc.,
by
products,
Crucible
is
Steel
owned
Co.
and
and
miles,
.adjacent
.
with
the
showed
consolidated
income
net
GIVING
•;
.
e
Net
sales
Cost
of
of
and
operating
sales
items
Selling,
and
expenses
Provision
for
general
series due May 1,
series due Dec.
stock,
depreciation—.
Taxes,
stock
income
Interest
(inc.
of
debt
Other
discount
and
62,691
70,837
preferred
.
•Net
income
_
per
•Including the
1956
and
elimination
3?586,000
in
net,, income after
to, $1,705,153 in 1956 and
preferred
stock
share)
set
forth
50,000 shs.
purchasers
Oct.
of
as
below,
named
%
■■■"
'
-
18.50
Ira Haupt & Co
Republic
11.00
E.
F.
Hutton
per
Federal
$588,372 in
share
common
of
taxes
of
Paine,
Loewi
income
taxes,
G.
—V.
1955.
income
Federal
before
tax.—V.
181,
Edwards
183,
&
v
12 Months Ended
of
three
company
the
335
new
According
is
made
field testing,
commercial availability
horsepower Cummins NRTO-6 Turbodiesel engine.
to
the
Cummins
possible
charger
by
production
engineers,
the
manuiactured
development, and
of
years
announces
of
use
by
the
extensive
an
corporation.—V.
183,
L—_
Income
(par 50 cents) at $1 per share.
net
in
order
small
the
to
financing,
It
is
series
ever,
■Md.,
business,
loah
'
'
the
the
loans
various
working
for
loan
intention
businesses
well
as
in
of
period
a
various
small
loan
business
and
is
parts
to
conduct
years
it
as
GIVING
EFFECT
a
Authorized
stock
Preferred
Class
A
Class
B
♦Of
and
the
stock
common
which
250,000
exercise
(par
underwriter.—V.
reserved
are
heldo
183,
of
June
will
'
■
.
.
•
.
This
term
and
company
contract
according
the
Under
release
all
record
popular
the
one
of
in
the
the
past.
It
ago,
planned
used
in
in
the
the
from
will
Europe,
general
material
classical
Decca
plan to expand such coverage.
popular recording field, Decca will
,
the
.
tablished foreign artists
to" isjue
continue
and
records
introduce
to
made
by
many
cut
West
be
here,
continue
ori^s.
new
top
1956
'
•
'Net
Railway
from1 railway——-L
•Net
ry.
from
Decca
Frcui jap.
classical
as
i—.~. '
~
.
":
'
4,895,613
1,987,514
183,
-
p.
*\o
-.
part
a
183,
in
■
-905,268
* "
V
26;061;225
29,551,092
4,218,355
6,502,413
''
2,018,001
-•
./'•
1956.
7%
-
ignatingr13.899 cents
sion.
w
»
-- •
■
per
v
•
share
as
6,647,109
10,793,953
underwriting commis-j
,
•!.
-
*\
Zi "
:
'
cents
57
to
share
per
at
1,
$2.25
$2.21
below.—V.
Exchange Offer
181,
204.
p.
Offered—General In¬
Dec.
31,
and
-
also
into
15 .shares
19o0;
from
1,
/
.
•
be
stock
the
have
from
benefit
.
the
and
of
financing will be used by the
for other corporate purposes.
issued
and
the
net
and
applied
first
to
$150,000,
capital
1
2
•
(10c
GIVING
to
succeed
1973
due
1971-—Z-J/<
debenture
bonds
due
1980
preferred
preferred
stock
stock
stock
Common
—V.
182,
the
par
needs.
value)/!——:
corporation was
to the business
window
fiberglass)
framing,
complete
Operating
expenses
Net
operating
Other
income
Gross
per
'
''
•
1956
and
taxes____—_—::
revenue
*1955
$6,315,864
—
$5,713,020
137,422
166,502
$6,178,442
(net)
$5,546,518
(Dr)_
income
1,426,769
1,287,614
$4,751,673
$4,258,904
442,225
-
-
stock
dividend
446,288
requirements————.
•Certain
expenses
V.
p.
181,
reclassified
!
/
2,007,640
——
w
2,006,460
$1.90
/
comparative purposes.
for
/....;
..
-
11,000,000 shs.
equal
$8,800
27,200
the
Ne't
--
stock
trailing
.
ended Apr 1 23,
year
1956
were
all
,
'
■'
■
after
income
23,1956
was
for.
taxes
$21,918,370
with
compares
the
on
net
t."
ihedme of
stock
common
,/
:
-
■
the
of
'■
wen
ended /April
S3.T5;' This
$19,626;457 and per share
lor
the 52-week trailing
earnings of
year ended
the
52-week
and. per ' S'i:vr-i
'
$2.71
-
.
52-week
the
for
time high—compared with $505,919,449 for
trailing .year ending April .30, 1955. This is an increase
.52-week
''"'7.4^%.'
stock. This
of last year
been adjusted to reflect
split of Jan. 27, 1956, tile report
Figures have
.
.
sales
$543,566,830—an
trailing
earnings
year
increase of 12.5%. There was $105,219 in preferred
/stock dividends during the, 52-weeks ending April 30, 1955, - All, out¬
standing preferred was redeemed on S pt. 8, 1954...
,
'•*—
Mri Lazarus pointed out. that Byrdine's of Miami, Fla., was scheduled
to become
a
division- of Federated on July 28, 1956, and that its
April 30,
'
1955,
an
be reflected in Federated earnings report after that
"Approximately 525,000 shares of Federated common
for Burdine's net assets.
We believe that the
Bui-dine's
earnings
per
share
on
these
will approximately match
the remaider of Federated in the period immediately ahead."—V. 183,
operations would
added:
be
issued
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines,
manufactures
Supply Co., Spokane, Wash.—Files
Exchange Commission—
•/
Federated
two-for-one
Net
430,000 shs.
cents per -share.
to, 53
noted.
$360,000
organized on Oct/ 8,
1951 in
theretofore conducted by Joseph
$3,029,522 equal to 51 centf,.per share on the comnrm
to earnings of $3,775,294 for the same period
cqmpares
Outstanding
$360,000
-weeks
pf
'
-'
Stores, Inc.—Sales Increase—
corporation on May 30 reported net sales $119,260,074 for the
ended April 28, 1956. This compares with sales of $113,415.609 for
the same period of last year—an
increase of 5.15%.
Fred Lazarus,
Jr., President, reported a net income for the period
This
13
PRESENT FINANCING
strip, glass and screening and
therefrom.—V. 183, p. 2181.
Securities and
been
have
2800..
Federated Department
r
components are aluminum except ti e screens
and the window glass.
Door frames are of
jalousie Insert. The corporation purchases
aluminum
product
$4,309,448 .$3,812,616
Earnings available for common stock
Number of common shares, end of period—
Earnings per sh8.rc .qf common stock—,.
See
.
.-J
corporatibn on May 29 filed a letter of notification with the - •
-cdVeririr SIOO.OGO -or» 10-year* 5%' convertible -debentures "to be ^
at face amount ($100 each); without underwriting.
The pro-
The
SEC
100,000 shs.
723,083 shs.
200,000 shs.
$41,765,222 $35,672,690
35,449,358
29,959,670
—-
income
Preferred
v
"•
offered
150,000shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
"
'
deductions
Income
aluminum
Doctors & Hospital
With
V.
revenues
will
door
L.
12 Months Ended March 31—
He
All
150,000
100,000
1,500,000
200,000
$2)
-
Operating
stock
are
500,000
1,000,000
Equitable Gas Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
date.
containing
■*>'
656,050
500,000
2,000,000
(par 50 cents)
2248.
p.
manufactures
(which
(par
Outstanding
$1,410,750
v
750,COO
19<jJ____/_
uue
stock
50-cent
complete line of1 aluminum awning arid, casement windows, jalou 'irs
(doors and windows), window-walls, commercial windows, and related
wood,
FINANCING
(par $5)______
(par $5)
bonds
ueb.
conv.
Preferred
a
product.
PRESENT
TO
$1,500,00)
due
bonds
Net
principal stockholder/The corporation now
Dibbs, its
EFFECT
bonds
recap!taliz'atibn
BUSINESS—The
M.
had gross income of
compared with gross income
1954.
company
debenture
but fractions
of the corporation; Prior to April 10, 1956
the
corporation* -had4 an authorized capital, stock consisting of 750
shares of a par value of $100 per share.
On April 10, 1956 the stock¬
holders approved.,an amendment to the certificate of incorporation
of
the corporation
to provide for an authorized capital stock consisting of 1,000,000 shares of. a par value of 10c per share.250,000
shares were issued, in the ;ratio of» 500 shares of new stock for'each
.share-of old/stock, in substitution^ for and in lieu of the capital Atock
theretofore outstanding.-1120,000 shares have been reserved for issuance
upon conversion-of debentures.'
••
f- |»" ' .
•After
the
$554,566,
dolvntvre
to
EFFECT TO
subordinated debentures
stock
of
the
and
officers^—.
to-
1955,
year
income
5%
by
:Z__j1 '.
payable
subsidiaries
New York
$3,659,966, and net income of $508,539 for
-5 %
price.
approximating $135,000
working
convertible
of
and
will be
the
in the States
offices
Jersey,
after
price of $3
conversion,
on
the conversion
loan
consumer
in
New
Authorized,
Offered—
on
1, 1961
through
Jan.
1963
sharc-3 r.-fromf J^ri-
14,
j
operations
its
CAPITALIZATION
with accrued interest
common
con¬
debenture bonds will be con¬
the following number of
the
holder,
5%
at the conversion
1962
will
shares
the
on
State.
of
the
proceeds
EARNINGS—For
of
'*
payment of loans to factors
the payment or reduction
(such loans were originally
provide cash
funds necessary for
current operations).
proceeds resulting after payment of such loans will be
of
other
•Common
expire at 3:30 p.m.' (EDT)* on
An investment banking syndicate man¬
aged by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. will underwrite
the offering
This group submitted the winning bid, des».
17,242,175
8,374,466
12,007,487
100%;
into
30,
Ccnnectxcu*, Maryland, F.orldi, Vermont,
and the
Province of Ontario, Canada.
At Dec. 31, 1965, a total of
67 consumer finance offices were in operation by the company.
the net
banks
to
lor
rights will
1956.
thereafter at
CAPITALIZATION- GIVINU
3,205,012
'
share for each eight shares held of record June 6,
26,
to
Florida,
'•">
i.rr;
Power ,& Light Co.—Stock Offered—This
is offering holders of its common stock (par
Subscription
extent
Loans
1,084,871.".%892,342
$13.50) the right to subscribe for 232,520 additional shares
of common stock at $35 per share, on the basis of one
June
18,601,555
„
Authorized
Ger-
Delaware
-company
23,889,284
opc.aoion
10,331,814
26,976,021
'
convertible
increase
Mortgages.
"1953
>•<
of
...
expand
to
•
be
presses
wUl
surplus
used
2180.
p.
2%
Pennsylvania,
in units of $50 of deben¬
of stock at $100 per unit.
cash
in
received
loans
^
to promote es¬
DGG will also
artists
2535.
' v:
34,221,098
11,809,139
of
524,378
;
26,423,428
5,301,689
'2,849,069
rv.
—V.
'
;
29,257,016
frtm
Net
the
Any
as
"
-1954
579,166
;
h-ilway——-
Net
:
'906,701
railway
Opdr. income—*
from
Gross
■
1,316,590
1,481,651
-
48,520
38,785,160
-
and
April
ended
p.t optional redemption
accrued interest. ^The
a sinking fund designed
of the outstanding> principal amount of the bonds on
1, 1959 and on or before Oct. 1 of each year thereafter.
Oct.
in
34,172,578
144,550
—
until June
and
for
additional,
incurred
German
$7,534,268 " $6,732,997" $6,544,001 ) $7,709,975
oper/income__J '
"
1955'
*
will
fractional
paid
of
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
April— '
Gross
38,640,610
Products, Inc.—Securities
-
1957
No
to
v-;
,
imany, the,;largest consumer of records in Europe.—V.
•
1,
proceeds
'
catalog of Polydor, DGG's
occasionally in Decca issues
material
largest
and
step-up
period
1364.
Co.
York
1962,
-
will
bonds
company
1958;
case.
be
is
other
•supplementing
In
be
imported
oldest
years
country'..."."
from 'the
will
long-
new
a
six
.
expected. that more than 100 classical LP records
by DGG will be released by Decca here in the coming year,
furnished
a
the
of
marked
a
this
1,
101%;
at
debentures
(anticipated,
by Milton
R.
Rackmil, President.
companies will continue to exchange
with
taken
subsidiary,
bulk
firm,
records
signed
have
association .launched
two
in
material
popular
here,
the
categories
DGG
of
While
Grammophon
an.
announcement
an
agreement,,
in
masters
Deutsch
continuing
to
227,074,885 202,905,789
188,434,275 168,733,211
proceeds, $75,000 will be devoted to purchase
other equipment (which installations, it is
about 15%
the corporation's basic pro¬
duction
capacity).
Approximately $200,000 will be used as working
capital in connection with the manufacture of new
products, such
as
storm windows and doors and aluminum
furniture, to carry the
increased inventories and receivables
anticipated to result from s"ch
new
lines
and
lor
current
working purposes.
The balance of the
of
,
Decca Records, Inc.—Reciprocal Pact Renewed—-
,.
like
preferred stock during the following periods:
1, 1G57 through Dec. 31, 1958; 16 shares from
Jan.
31,
PROCEEDS—Net
be
may
PROCEEDS—Of
c
,
1612.
p.
Corp.—Earnings Off—
the
for
p.
amount
through
*
retire
or
(par 10 cents)
June
1965
'share.
and
*
,
1,
The
debentures
(President)
before
each
in
6,000 shs.
Dalton
C.
2180.
p.
None
conversion
for
John
by
debentures
or
June
350,000 shs.
10,000 shs.
cents).
50
shares
warrants
of
50,000 shs.
*1,990,000 shs.
cents).
50
Completed—
183,
equal
Tube
&
option
from
1959
1,
before
to
$
redeemed on and after June 1, 1957 at 105%
thereafter and on or before June 1, 1960
at 104%; threafter and on or before June 1, 1962 at 103%; thereafter
and on or before June 1,
1964 at 102%; thereafter and on or before
$50,000
:
(par
-
The;, debenture .bonds will, be .redeemable
ranging
from
102'/2%
to
par,
plus
1955
1956
declared---—
or
tures and 25 shares
Outstanding
$50,000
$2)
(par
stock
com.
paid
stock
common
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
debentures—
shares
debenture
Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
—
dividends
The
convertible
the
prices
Libaire, Stout & Co., New York, on June
5 publicly offered $360,000 of 7% convertible subordin¬
ated debentures due June 1, 1966, and 180,000 shares of
on
CAPITALIZATION
18.
June
participating
W.
.tilberberg & Co.—___1.00
—
wholly-owned
a
at
of
1964.. f,,-
utility operations-
Dibbs Aluminum
subsidiary.
6%
17
Jan.
Eisele & King,
of
of
operating
of
week
the
June 1 offered $1,000,000 of 5%%
60-cent
the
forms
the country. How¬
for the present, operations will take place only in Mt. Rainier,
where the company has recently completed the purchase of an
.existing
shares
t>°/4 %
under
other
as
$1,111,981,
principal
Dec.; 31,
working capital and construction
Shares outstanding ______„______
r-—f—Earnings per share of capital stock——_—i_
—V. 183, p. 1364/
'
capital.
to
over
in
vertible,
Nov. 22, 1955, in Maryland
states,
$100
Dec,
Retained for
'
.
company's
small
of
of
used
on
$2,197,709
of
on
through
operations———
income
Cash
The deal¬
subsidiaries, principally
individual
borrowers
through
or
making
laws
be
Organized
was
directly
engage,
loan
small
will
proceeds
BUSINESS—Corporation
from
income -X
Net
er's concession is 10%.
PROCEEDS—The
Each
$4,248,762
Whitney & Co., Inc., Washington, D. C., on May 21 of¬
fered publicly, as a speculation, 300,000 shares of class A
stock
during
Phonograph
residents of New
to
Inc.— <2.00
TQwlnq Co. . 2-Q0
L., Lyons &"Co.___;
-V ,1.00
______■
Gross corporate income.
Deductions from income
Dalton Finance, Inc., Mt. Rainier, Md.—Stock Offered
common
per share, through Floyd
proceeds are to be used for
of electric hand and hair
sinking fund debenture bonds, due Oct. 1, 1985,
and accrued interest. This offer is limited solely
at 99%
2.00
expenses
Other
1856.
p.
utility
sale
and
BUSINESS—Corporation is engaged directly and through
output of the NRTO-6
new
exhaust gas turbo-
the high
exclusive
vertible
& Son,
Rupe
April 30—
from
revenues
Utility
and
The
Credit Corp.—Bonds
Equitable
3.50
$
Gross
Following
and
$2.50
at
Manufacturing Co.—Proposed
vesting Corp.
3.50
Cummins Engine Co., Inc.—New Engine—
this
&
Youngstown Sheet
C.' E. Unterberg,,.
(&
the
with
of which
9,000 shares
(par 50 cents)
account
own
and its subsidiaries report ?. consolidated net.profit,
to
Dallas
.4.00
Detroit Edison Co.
Incorporated—
Co.
&
amounted
Rosenthal & Co.
'/. V
\
expected
taxes,
7.00
Sons
2649.
p.
notification
of
stock
Airlines, Inc. above.—V.
4.00
—
J. C. Bradford & Co.——'
A.
is
7.00
_____
Alex. Brown & Sons.
in. prior
amounts
letter
its
111.
production
offering
Emsco
3.50
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood—
&
11.00
Bache & Co
in
carry-forward
incurred
2355.
p.
$1,700,000
the
underwriter
Chicago,
to
number of shares.—V. 183,
See
4.00
4.00
Company—
&
Chaplin and Company
Jackson
the
for
Inc.,
incident
before
san\e-
%
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
Webber,
offered
be
.
taxes,
of
Carl M.
Curtis
of
Co.,
Jr.
This corporation
to
1,. 1943,'as
below:
(Inc.)
to
Commission—
a
common
and deed of trust
by the "terms of the mortgage
Co.
filed
25
May
on
provision for Federal income taxes, the consolidated net profit
for the 26-week period ended
April 28, 1.956, amounted to $317,666,
equal to 16 cents per share on the 1,935,717 shares outstanding.
For
the like period ended April 30, 1955, the consolidated net profit, after
2,092,680 shs
3,000,000 shs.
$13.50)-—
Central
losses
lor
»
Pa.—Files
After
50,000 shs.
value
(par
account
profit,
50,000 shs.
"
354,618
$0.62
income
law
applicable
years,
tEarnings
tax
Philadelphia,
Inc.,
provision for Federal income taxes, lor the 26-week period
ended April 28, 1956, of $766,671, 83 compared with a consolidated net
whom Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., the representative, is the managing underwriter,
have severally made a firm commitment to purchase from the company
the respective percentages of the unsubscribed common stock (adjusted
so
that no purchaser shall be obligated to purchase a fraction of a
$1,174,372
benefit
Without
nema¬
as
1955.
____
216,581
$2,06
Federal
of
1955.
pests
weed seeds.
It is used also for
of stored grain and other com¬
'
America,
Emerson Radio
-
10,000,000
197,379
$3,405,153
provisions 'in the Federal income
this
for con¬
before
500,000 shs.
212,606
._
including such soil
and
pests
many
is effective
2650.
p.
of
are
Colonial
50,000 shs.
i__
.
share—.
common
fungi
and
it
since
Eastern Air Lines, Inc.—Merger
10,000,000
...
.
stock__i___
stock
shares
Public
12,000,000
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co. 11.00
tEarnings
bacteria,
.
of fumigants produced by
name Picfume.
interesting
dryers.
10,000,000
/
stock—
stock
"
,
company
40,000 shs
preferred
UNDERWRITERS—The
817,808
expense)—.:
the business
to expand
eaective fumigants known,
mosc
group
of organisms,
range
corporation
Cerf,
10,000,000
"
-
T
amortization
interest
and
$15,000,000
New York Trust Company, Trustee, dated
amended, securing the bonds of the company.
642,707
872,844
fund
pension
long-term debt
on
and
trademark
covering 99,000 shares of
Outstanding
.-_
The
6,051,356
607,639
taxes..,.
the
unusually
rodents
183,
oldest
expanding
carry
is
Co.
expenses
FINANCING
Authorized
.
(par $100)
preferred
•Issuance limited
Apr. 30, '55
5,719,914
;_
other than Federal
Contribution to employees'
of
for. the
D.
the
1956,
PRESENT
TO
1984—,.
4.56%
142,611,398
________
about
of
area
an
in
gas
operating revenues of $35,249,-
X. 1985
cumulative
preferred
Common
127,911,514
The
$5,362,292.
.
.
4.28%
administra¬
and
—;
inventory
With Securities and Exchange
trust bonds:
3.70%
$138,989,740 $151,939,677
_
of Virginia,
natural
1979—
3 Va%
excl.
expenses,
_
advertising,
tive
revenue___
operating
below
comprising
EFFECT
series due July 1,
Preferred
Cudahy Packing Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
Apr. 28, '56
of
series due Sept. 1, 1980^__
3 V2 %
for
p.
6 Months Ended—
supplies
company
months ended March 31,
12
2%%
leading producers of titanium
Arms Co., Inc., and
2415.
183,
Public Service Co.
territory
2'%%
Remington
by
wide
a
insects,
Dryer
population of approximately 232,090.
a
consolidated
.
4%
the
of
one
jointly
America.—V.
of
Shore
The
4.20%
mill
will
It
modities.—V.
programs.
*
100%.
titanium
of
todes,
control
the
to
fumigant
90,000
557,000.
series due Get. 1, 1973
3YaVo series due Dec. 1, 1977
Pa.
the Works
at
This
about
of
3%
This
demand for
customer
capacity
the
up
Eastern
•First mtge. and collateral
particularly in the aircraft industry.
expected
Titanium,
in
increase
of the
one
added
company.
SEC
(CAPITALIZATION
Inc., on June 7
for increasing titanium
joint $400,000 Improvement program
a
processing facilities at Crucible's
program
been
trol
and
and its subsidiaries
331
Titanium,
Rem-Cru
Chloropicrin,
the construction
to
used
company.
.Dow Chemipal Co.—Adds to Fumigant Line—
v
has
in substantially all of Delaware, and portions of
Virginia, an area of about 5,100 square miles with a
and
square
;
company and
Maryland
EARNINGS—For
Crucible Steel Co. of America—Improvements—
This
Kidder,
proceeds
with
to be
are
u»e
electricity
Wilmington, Del.
1108.
p.
the
Oi
CjPhitly),
Beane'
is offering its employees, including officers, and
rights to subscribe for .no more than 150
unsubscribed portion of the 232,520 shares being
in connection
population
processing,
petroleum.—V.
cents;
18y2
ceeds
.
stockholders.
Maryland
because of its iavorable strength weight ratio, its retention of strength
at
moderately elevated temperatures and its corrosion resistance.
As
production increases titanium is winning wider acceptance in
fields
Co.
supply
•
pharmaceutical,
to
(jointly),
Co.
Pierce,' Fe'hner1 &
C.
cents;
cents;
BUSINESS—Company and its subsidiaries, Eastern Shore Public Serv¬
ice
"
.
Cramet is expected to be
channeled directly and indirectly toward Air Force requirements.
Titanium is particularly suitable for application to supersonic air¬
craft airframes, engines and accessories, guided missiles and rockets
such
also
W.
subsidiaries,
apiece of
incurred
Southwest
in
••
,
all-of
its
'
follows:
as
from the sale of the common stock will
be applied by the company toward the cost of its construction program
and that of its subsidiaries,
including the retirement of bank loans
.
developing
•
nearly
Aiken,
at
'
'
&
Lynch;
Merrill
were
(jointly),
l4Va
Boston Corp., 17.967
Corp.
First
The
Shields
and
Co.
PROCEEDS—Net
sources
cents;
"
of
offered
well
as
have sources of the minerals from which
While construction of the Cramet plant was
uncovered
City,
is
Mexico.
''Today
Republic
&
Securities
Union
14.62
Co: "an'd
&
company
those
shares
reported.
was
Weld
cents.
The
companies
Qrane
Republic
both
Cramet's
requirements,
government's
it
extracted.
way,
Panama
near
the
available
users,
White,
compensation
per-share
and
Brothers,
Peabody
5
(2761)
for
Co.
&
Lehman
ore
metals.
sponge
bids
Other
con¬
plant.
the
plant'i£ Currently
enUy employs about 700
a
.
into,,metallic titanium sponge, wept into partial production.
Building' up its 'production volume and pres-'
The
of
5541
government
the
3 955,
(rutile)
Number
New
York
Inc.—Name Effective—
City Omnibus Corp. below.-^-V.
Flintkote Co.—To Enter Gypsunp
This company on June 7
183, p. 2416.
.
Field—
announced plans to build a gypsum-process-
ing plant at Sweetwater, Texas to manufacture gypsum board, plaster
And other gypsum materials,for tbe>building. const™ctl®»
I. J. Harvey, Jr., President, said the company has acquired a
Z
6
keposit
✓flant
in
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2762)
and will begin construction of the
of gypsum at the Texas site
"in
the
next* 60
production
The
in
to
days."
90
183,
Earnings
Provision
86,929,590
income
taxes
69,104,552
37,368,000
$39,000,590
$31,736,552
;
taxes—
earnings
:H
♦Dividends
200,375
a
;
$30,929,802
though
first
cis
806,750
$38,800,215
stock—.
preferred
on
—
—
—
Fluor
♦Earnings
(Calif.)—Awarded Contract—
Corp., Ltd.
Dividends
*
multi-million-dollar contract
plant for Odessa Buta¬
Texas. The installation will produce annually
50.00J tons of butadiene, which is U6ed to make synthetic rubber.
Construction will start in midsummer and will be completed a year
This
corporation
has
been
to design, engineer and
diene Co., near Odessa,
later.—V.
183,
awarded
construct
a
♦Earnings per
2182.
p.
stock——
common
stock
redeemed
Oct.
on
1955.
31,
•
$6.62
-
'
-
$5.29
'
•
,
'
>
;
;
a subsidiary, on May 29 announced plans to
facilities to National Sea Products, Ltd., July 1.
Seafoods, Ltd.,
its Halifax,
N. S.,
Report Deficit—
operating
in
trend
recorded in
revenues
This
4.
President
Vice
with
compares
in
Manager, announced
1955 of $811,195.
General
surplus in
and
net
a
on
' ;
$2,300,000 over the previous year is the princi¬
of
wages
deficit, Mr. Gaffney said.
in the first three months of 1956 amounted to
with $15,001,000 in the corresponding period
of last year, an increase of $1,192,000 or 7.95%. Operating expenses
in the first quarter of this year totalled $13,419,533 against $11,421,118, an increase of $1,998,415 or 17.50%.
'
Mr.
Gaffney reported that operating revenues for the full year in
1955 amounted to $61,669,627, compared with $56,338,604 in 1954. Thiil,
was
an
increase of $5,331,023. Operating expenses for
1955 totalled
$47,556,564, against $47,462,166 in the preceding year, an increase of
$94,398,000. '
"V
>
.>
Net revenues from railway operation were $14,113,063 last year, an
increase of $5,236,625 from the total of $8,876,438 in 1954. After pay¬
ment of Taxes, equipment rentals and fixed charges, there was a fiur?
plus of $811,195 in 1955, compared with a deficit of $3,310,600 a year
earlier.—V.
183, p. 2183.
;
>
'
j
pal
'5,849,234
"
—-
favorable
this year continues,
Gaffney,
A.
Increase
for
reason
estimated
the
revenues
$16,193,000,
16,923,158
5,863,897
•
*
share—
Unit to Sell Plant—
General
sell
18,743,6b8
■->
outstanding—
common
stock
♦Preferred
"■
to
common
en
shares
Common
butadiene
a
applicable
the
quarter
Operating
4
Monday, June 11, 1956
.
the company may end 1956 with
net deficit of about $2,000,000, according to present estimates, Fran¬
the
June
Net
2073.
p.
for
income
$824,837,506
.
Grand Trunk Western RR.—May
Even
$931,147,459
—
before
-
1955
47,929,000
sales
Net
has
undertaken a $20,000,000 expansion
program.
the company acquired Insulrock Corp., manufacturers
of a
unique fireproof acoustical building material.
Also this spring
Elfntkote announced plans to construct a building materials plant at
Ennis, Texas.—V.
1»56
Year Ended March 31—
company
this year
Earlier
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise-
General Foods Corp.
■
would be
estimated the plant
He
1957.
.
compared
.
Ford Motor Co., Detroit,
;
The facilities are located
Mich.—New Laboratory—
of
Board
*
Plans
for
turbine
Earle
the
construction
of
and
free piston engine testing were announced on June
MacPherson, Vice-President in charge of engineering.
S.
The
gas
The
by
5
in
turbine
gas
will
183,
free
and
start
piston
1956
l*-om
Met
ry.
corporation
States
railway—
$1,674,572
$1,609,935
Gross
200,588
247,452
65,483
169,186
347,509
> 190,671
6,972,563
7,065,780
1,219,314
1,803,212
471,503
876,733
49,379
45.491
312,058
387,537
47,120
65,144
May
2,491,481
441,928
403,865
1,110,176
262,592
384,714
43,793
65,777
—V.
183,
covering
fractional
common
the
record
1956,
and
March
1957,
8,
declaring
fractional
number
of
four
of
payment
4,
and
March
June
29,
Sept.
8,
to
7
Bank
entitled
to
sold by
it
the
be
Trust
such
interests
closing
first
day
price
the
issued,
respective
Company,
fractional
will
for
stock
be
Dec.
that
but
whole
shares
in
of
dividends.
cash
the
traded
are
agent
as
interests,
those
for
has
7,
The
Bank
the
by
company's
will
company
the
on
receive
basis
stock
each
to
part
no
and
director
a
The
of
PROCEEDS—The
announced on June 7 by Hermann G
Place,
Equipment Corp., the parent company.
H.
type
who
Strong
developer
that
died recently.
automatic
the
of
light
of
Strong
Mr.
for
control
arc
practical
source
4%
for
of such
sale.—V. 183,
the
the
amount
the
co.it
(2)
of
made
April 30—
,
1955
.
sales
earnings
—
Earnings
The
in
1955
and
*$1.05
*
"
-
"
'
•
above
period
the
betterments
of
cost
the
of
shares
additions
to
or
replace
series
working
administrative
for
and
general
Federal
Earnings
*Net
2,669,443
508,627
30,595
taxes
Other
made
Crl7,000
Net
the
will
facturing
be
will
fn Rockford,
On
The
distribution
continued
be
under
carried
of
the
their
at
on
company supplies
8,702 active
rtnorizeti
a
appliances
The
at
to
gas in the
customers.
of Greenwich,
Town
It
E.
A.
Gabriel's
Hadees
line
and
names
Heater
company
acquired the direct
absorber
business
of
Houdaille
shock
sales
and
for
main
CAPITALIZATION
of
shock
these
Period
Gar Wood
Industries, Inc.
6 Months Ended
•
Net
at
before
Federal
Net
tax
Federal
tax
and
any
office
all
and
distribute gas
the Town of
buy,
display rooms of the company are
Greenwich,. Conn.
The company,
Avenue,
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
1956
Federal
1105.
income,
PRESENT
FINANCING
{Indicates
loss.—V.
183
I
The
directors
June
have
29,
declared
1956,
to
distribution
a
stockholders
of
of
at
represent,
in
the
main,
capital
Net
operating
income
$146,914
The
106,746
of
the
■extent
dividend,
that
capital
and
as
distribution
the
distribution
distribution
Prior
of
the
to
it
after
charges
183, p. 2290.
gains
declaration
carried
a
approximately
In
part
tion
reserve
carried
of
for
on
the
company's
.per
May
to
stock,
its
be
purposes
tax
ordinary
shares
per
addition
the
on
to
on
be
is
went
share
25%
treated
as
toto
by
ex-dividend.
to
the
to
gains
exceed
Of
gains and $0.06 for
of
elimina¬
value
of
the
Federal
the
this
board
The
Net
011
March
29,
Stockholders
part in
will
probably
cash
resumed
July
elect
may
or
be
in
to
when
a
new
receive
the
prospectus
"entirely in stock.—V. 182,
distribution
p.
in
other
and
from
(&
has
been
Net
or
in
-
Net
V.
for
income
taxes—
per
$6,228,771
482 473
share
of
common
18j, p. 22^0.
stock.,
I
,r.r—
(
444 430
253^744
—
taxes
239^698
$204,732
$0.31
subsidiaries
t
in
amount
General
no
preferred
The
and
have
shares
holdprs
the
of
Insur¬
have
a
redeemable
are
entitled
are
$300,000
Life
but
value
par
to
receive
liquidation and $25 upon involuntary liquidation,
and unpaid dividends.—V. 183, p. 2650.
accumulated
pins
Hydraulics Inc.—Net Jet Engine Starter—
of
starting
than
30
seconds,
less
402,415
has
been
developed
two*
capable
and
stage
jet
a
engine
aircraft
Jet
corporation.
compressor
with pneumatic energy in
Engine Starter (Z784),
Pneumatic
new
this
by
this
*
of a gas engine
truck-mounted unit
Consisting
self-powered,
delivering 125 pounds per minute of air,
degrees fahrenheit outlet temperature.—V. 183,
coo
of
at
PSIA
55
1967.
p.
*12 Months
$
Guardian Consumer Finance Corp., Stamford, Conn.—
55,743,000
209,813,000
46,020,000
172,326,000
subsidiaries.
Notes
Placed
Privately—This corporation, it was an¬
4,. has placed privately, through Van
Alstyne, Noel & Co., New York, $2,000,000 of 4%% notes
due June 1, 1966.—V. 182, p. 2357.
37,487,000
4,085,000
sales
and
15,591,000
5,638,000
3,016,000
10,200,000
Gulf
.
subsidiaries
8,654,000
149,000
This
age
32,096,000
1,089,000
applicable
of
8,505,000
500,000
to
stock—
8,329,000
11,623,000
outstanding—
30.507,000
$0.72
common
stock
common
per
$2.63
share
common
11,602,000
♦Includes Theodore Gary and Company for full year.—V. 183, p. 2417.
General Water Heater Corp.—To
Siegler Corp. below.—V. 177,
Be Acquired—
June
Inc.—Expansion—
purchased
a
blocx
350-acre
of
producing
acre¬
production
of
oelieved
is
it
180
barrels
there
that
from
is
the
also
Upper
another
Frio
fault
formation,
block
yet
to
and
be
tested.
*
The
acquisition will add subste.ntially to
pared
the
of
the company's
gross
income
which topped $402,000 during the first quarter of 1956, com¬
a first quarter total of $54,441 in 1955.
And it will increase
figures
to
corporation's net oil production which rose during the first quarter
this
to
year
1,668
production figure
flanks
*
has
the west flank of Mykawa dome from Jack Frazier, independent
oilman,
Robert G.
Behrman, Jr., President,
announced on
6.
He added
that five oilwells on the property have a gross
that
31,007,000
176,000
__
Leaseholds,
on
daily
—
Coast
corporation
Houston
taxes and interest,
—
preferred stk. of parent companies
on
June
on
21,896,000
subsid¬
consolidated
of
9,723,000
subsidiaries———
as
the
of
barrels of oil daily from
of Dec. 31, 1955.
a
1,353-barrel daily oil
'
.
•
also has some 1,400 acres on the east and southeast
Mykawa
dome.—V.
183,
2291.
p.
2007.
p.
Georgetown-On-the-Aisle
Stock
See
Club,
Washington, D.
Alpha
Instrument
Co.,
Inc.
Period End. April 30—
Railway
Railway
above.—V.
179,
2369.'
p.
oper.
expenses
183,
p.
,r
$1,044,986
250,717
189,946
1,014,900
$18,292
$181,949
8,889
♦11,885
$223,311
* 62,990
$0.28
"♦'Production
continued
37,793
fthe
tion
at
but
first
and
at
loss
a
net
Anthony
the
formerly
corporation's Chatham
dent
of
this
Director
is
Scala,
a
of
Scala
Division
staff
still
of
holds
the
Chatham
earnings
the
at
for
W.
L.
Meier
Manager
has been elected
who
has
office
parent
of
Vice-President
of
been
of
Presi¬
appointed
Gera
Corp.,
organization, RKO Industries Corp.
Division,
located
in
Livingston,
radiological
research
and
and
equipment,
instruments,
development
engineers.—V.
maintains
182,
p.
and
N.
supplies,
power
and
J.,
sele¬
large
a
2466. !'
Iron
Corp.
Globe Metallurgical
See
Interlake
Iron
Corp.
below.—V.
183,
p.
mine.
our
183,
p.
2183.
May
28
to
stock¬
'
*'
at
about the
and
tungsten
operation
same
second
the
the
mine
in
North
level during the second quarter
same
manganese
also
level
as
Carolina
as
during
in Nevada, although produc¬
that of the first quarter, we
quarter. This was due principally to the
about $140,000 a month on a large scale
to
the
fact
that
during
this
quarter
we
lot of ore from the government owned stockpile for which
price much lower than we receive for ore produced from
The stripping costs for the first six months at the man¬
a
operation were an approximate total of $560,000. The stripping
will continue until about November of this year and since it
practice to charge these costs off currently, it is quite likely
that the manganese operation for the fiscal year ending Aug. 31, 1956
will show a loss. However, these stripping costs will be recovered when
is
better
we
process
fiscal
sider
year
this
the ore produced
from this ore body the latter part of this
throughout the next. It is therefore necessary to con¬
a two-year basis to get a true operating picture
and
operation on
two-year period the results, we believe, will be satisfactory.
may be sustained in the manganese operation for the
ending Aug. 31, 1956 can be carried back to the preceding
fiscal year and it is likely that we will thus be able to recover a con¬
siderable sum from income taxes paid on fiscal 1955 earnings.
over
loss
fiscal
2183.
Corp.—Proposed .Exchange
below.—V.
dated
ganese
and
Interlake
a
received
we
Any
Globe Iron Co.—To Be Acquired—
See
letter
the
for
program
Electronics
tubes,
program
processed
General
and
Electronics Division,
succeed
the
electronic
rectifiers,
of
Vice-President
.stripping
Division—
Research.
director
nium
to
of
a
f
earnings
fact that we are now spending
Gera Corp.—New President
in
part:
about the
continued
..showed
2183.
President,
Long,
in
first six months of this fiscal
year of Haile Mines, Inc. and its subsidiaries were approximately 34c
•a
share.
This means that net earnings for the second quarter were
only about 3c a share since earnings for the first quarter were approxi¬
mately 31c a share.
863,037
$46,069
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net ry.
oper.
income—
♦Deficit.—V.
/
$1,238,211
said
"Consolidated
1956—4 Mos.—1955
$208,238
$296,786
revenue-
Lunsford
W.
holders,
1956—Month—1955
oper.
Haile Mines, Inc.—Earnings Lower—
C.—
Offering Suspended—
1955
$228,729
income
income
Earnings
»*—■
1956
$7,745,844
before
the
shares
company,
wie
the
to
33,978 shs,'
189,801 shs.
Connecticut
outstanding
1952
1,
preferred
per share.
$10
ot
ta.-e
Greer
$531,842
-ii4,879
deductions
telephone
income
The
Subs.)—Sales and Earns. Up—
sales
income
F.ovision
ta*r.
>
(& Sub. Cos.)—Earnings—
of telephone
companies—expenses,
miscellaneous income
Dividends
Mr.
whole
1800.
Quarter Ended March 31—
$566,272.
taxes
manufacturing
not
manufactures
General Gas Corp.
of
income
less
ordinary
August.
or
income
income
Net
,
pitpared,
opaun
originally
Dec.
$1.50
>
210,000
36,000 shs.
189,801 shs.
<
——
416,009
3 Months
telephone
and
expenses
operat.
Parent
$4 78
Offering of the company's shares for sale, which has been suspended
since
in
242,065
reserve
amount
tax
of
of
value
nounced
tax
No
notes
as
{Tne
Capable
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
the
distribution.
future.
of
revenues
Operating
company
capital
asset
429,500
276,294
a
reserve, ail hough
securities
which
the
in
gains
in
on
par)—
fiscal
This
on
expected
capital
carried
capital
of
income.
gains
eliminated
was
$4.84
taxes
(no
—
nt\
$
Operating
amounts
forthcoming distribution the
corporate
the
added
which
for
was
of
exact
'.
Dec.
par)_
"
recently
capital gain dividend, as an
distribution,
if any.
To
the
of a capital gain dividend or a
unrealized
hold,
by stockholders
capital gains tax is
share
close
the
of
due
179,000
1,823,438
A
Period Ended March, 31,1956—
a
investment
the
on
when
31,
reserve
Income.
of
7%
payabl
2or
consists
Federal
against
continues
company
directors
the
30)
(no
The corporation
capital
a
for
may
after
Sept.
serial
-cue
is
May
p.m.,
4Va%
and
"
$10,000
210,000
shares
Co.
driven
General Telephone Corp.
principal.
and
of
stockholders
changed to end
to be tieated
as
distribution
ordinary
notify
be
may
.
4%
700,000
"
300,000
$27.50 upon voluntary
$3,013^345
1,921,417
94,817
Net
—V.
See
will
company
(which
$3,193,483
,
*
$128,052
realized.
year
OAA
92,000
share
per
3
'
distribution
.nn
62,106
Earnings
1956.
This
..
68,713
Shares
$17.50
record
taxes,.
473,497
'
payable
$1,200,000
700,000
:
shades
issued
stated
1956—4 Months—1955
$755,655
431,919
lll,000f '
Balance
Payable
notes,
pfd.
♦The
403,992
'
■
Outstanding-
$1,200,000
1976
1956-62
Common
{$640,637
General Capital Corp.—$17.50 Distribution—
31,
1,
$535,176
545,634
*
1956—Month—1955
^$808,546
.
L
taxes-
Net
non-recurring
♦Serial
at
—
i
—
income
iaries
190,000
♦$43,859
$85,000
294,551
Ohio—Earnings Up—
operating
1955
credit
♦Includes
i
Income
$18,649,744 $13,145,890
♦43,859
{830,637
profit
447,000
$689,861
33/4%
a.v-iiy
2,048,796
581,000
343,487
>
bonds due June 1, 1971
bonds due June 1,
loan
Equipment
$3,325,523
2,198,073
314 %
4%
were
revenues
Cleveland
Subs.)—Earnings—
credit
102,399
Other
acting hydraulic
Industries,
Inc.
Gabriel's
April 30—
$3,812,421
$135,546
139,801
expenses
Net
(&
$177,315
End. April 30—
Interest
sales
Profit
p.
done
1st mtge.
1st mtge.
2650.
p.
Operating
Division
through the former Houdaille
the acquired trade names.
Man¬
be
73,778
Operating
of
absorbers
.distributing organization and under
ufacturing of the acquired line will
plant.—V. 183, p. 992.
114,000
87,184
-Earnings—,
manu¬
through the purchase of finished inventory only.. As part of the pur¬
chase of inventory Gabriel acquired the normal
assignments of con¬
tracts, trade marks, trade names, licenses, etc. customarily made in
the acquisition of a going line of business.
G'abriel will continue the
distribution
148,000
taxes—
General Telephone Co. of
Laboratories
trade
various
the
26,
automotive
incorporated
was
sell and
purposes
within
manufacture,
Greenwich
33
ance
111.
March
be
.
„
net
Nil
k
*
purchase.
taxes—
expenses
income
operating
183,
♦$127,391
$0.13
516,882
operating income
after charges
—V.
$74,901
loss,
heaters
to
through its wholly owned subsidiary, Fuels, Inc:, distributes liquefied
petroleum gas in cylinders to approximately 721 customers in territory
not served
by the pipelines of the company.
•
1956—4 Mos.—1955
$840,206
557,661
___
Net
ACQUISITIONS—On March 15 the company acquired the automotive
Sicater business of E. A. Laboratories, Inc. of Brooklyn, N.
Y., through
the purchase of usable
inventory at standard costs and current dies
and tools at"4
favorable price.*-; No capital equipment was involved
In
(3)'
and
and
1956.
R
gas
{$1.50
13,090
81,141
;
share—.
Federal
1956—Month—1955
$970,160
revenues
Operating
$3,046,769
569,242
_j„„_
per
,
3,417,319-
expenses—
(net)
income
Operating
1955
$4,173,198
«
____;—
deductions
Provision
j-
!
„—
sales
Net
1956
,
sales
Cost of
Other
Period End. April 30—
(& Subs.)—Earnings Improve—
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
capital,
bonds,
A
betterments
and
Authorized
Belling,
the
2650.
p.
General Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.
Gabriel Co.
and
York,
approximately
anu
located
the
in
sale
the
New
by a Special Act of the State of Connecticut approved June 26,
Greenwich.
2,404,656
$1.05
-
to
1925
1925,
$91,937,690 $81,506,721
figures rellect the largest first six months
history of the corporation from tne samupoini. of botn
net earnings.—V. 183, p. 1230.
'
the
j
2—'* / 2,619,266
L
share
common
per
♦Adjusted for stock split.
of
Conn,
Corp.—'Sales and Earnings Increase—
Shoe
Net
The
payment of the bank loan
presently outstanding in
proceeds of which were used to pay for
the
and
the
toward
of
Co.
redemption of $200,000 4!/2%
of
during
(1)
Trust
$615,000,
the
from
proceeds
applied
additions
of
to
account
on
net
be
Bankers
and
arc
motion
.
pro&eds
will
bonds
with
the engineering staff of Strong Electric in 1935 and
Vice-President since 1947.—V. 183, p. 2074.
Net
four
of
and
made
6 Months Ended
the
on
the
of
President
Hatch joined
been
on
held,
interest.
BUSINESS—The
shareholders
common
as
inventor
which
General
repre¬
and
ex-dividend
the
Mr.
holders
and
as
pictures.
such shares will be
and that stockholders entitled to receive
paid
shares
shares
Harry
stock
will
the open market;
on
fractional
and
receive
succeeds
Hatch
the basis of 25,000/164,801 share for
with an adjustment to eliminate any
The Old Colony Trust Co., transfer
share
share
company has also con-?
sale to the Connecticut General
Life Insurance Co. $700,000 of first mortgage 4% bonds
due June 1, 1976, at par and accrued interest.
Precision
lamps
senting the aggregate of all fractional interests will be issued to Detroit
Wabeek
was
was
dividends
1957,
Hatch
General
Mr.
for
18
Bonds Placed Privately—The
;'
Corp.-—Promotion-
Equipment
of Arthur J.
Chairman
of
June
tracted to sell at private
Precision
election
before
or
offering is underwritten by F. L. Putnam & Co., Inc., of
Boston, Mass., and Providence, R. I.
I
2417,
p.
Strong Electric Corp.
SEC on May
stock.
These
the aggregate
respectively. The resolution of the board of
dividends provides that no certificates
such
shares
the
common
outstanding common stock of
1956, and payable June 29, 1956,
business
of
with
par
the
1956,
28,
$1
the
of
April
close
its
from
2%
on
Dec.
the
of
as
directors
of
statement
of
maximum
resulting
each
declared
28.
shares
estimated
shares
stock,
company,
fceptember
registration
a
72,000
represent
of
in
1956,
filed
company
The
33,986
•
on
agent, Boston, Mass., will act as subscription agent.
4,757
341,116
April
7,968,886
1,255,241
44,783
45,941
J
General
shares
1955
1956
343,558
346,634
2182.
p.
1956,
1955
1956
321,371
.
subscribe
right to
fractional
318,763
January
February
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—Registers With SEC—
This
each
——Truck s
*
575,803
6,764,188
income—
oper.
183,
CANADIAN FACTORIES
AND
S.
March
railway
railway
from
ry.
U.
the
1956
at $12 per
—Passenger Cars—
271,960
income—.
lrcm
Met
PRODUCTION
is
company
25,000 additional shares of common stock (no par value)
trucks.
$1,847,029
Offered—The
Co.—Stock
Gas
Greenwich
,
.
offering to its common stockholders of record May 28;
1953
1954
1955
$1,575,377
railway
oper.
Met
produced
Canada during
and
senger cars and 43,793 were
From Jan. 1—
lor
,
306,385 passenger cars and trucks in the
May, as compared with 450,491 dur¬
ing May, 1955, it was announced today.
Of the total vehicles produced, by GM during May, 262,592 were pas¬
2416.
p.
from
ISlet
of
'
,
not
.
The
United
to complete.
year
a
TOTAL
the
is
.
engines.
early in 1957 and require about
April—
Gross
29,
now
Seafoods, Ltd.,
i
General Motors Corp.—Car Output Declines—
Fort Worth & Denver Ry.—Earnings-
—V.
General Foods of all rights to Birds Eye
operating as the Birds Eye division of
affected.—V. 183, p. 1857.
*
by
Canada,
-
•,
new
Work
—V.
purchase
recent
trademarks
General
building will be a major unit of the Ford Research and
Engineering- Center in Dearborn,
Mich.
It will replace
the small
Pilot Laboratory built several years ago
to house experimental work
cn
quarters leased from the National Harbours
in
Canada.
^
Laboratory for
Propulsion
new
a
.
•
Offer
"Our
can
a
which
year
get
research
much
work
better
at
the
manganese
recoveries
by
has shown that we
additional conditioning
operation
putting
in
f
-
,
'
T
'
.
_
Volume 183
Number 5541
.
.
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
A
equipment.
This
$150,000,,
'/The
change
involve
will
expenditure
capital
a
v.,,:
v
of
'
CAPITALIZATION
about
•
•
GIVING EFFECT
TO
Promissory note (41/2,%.) due from July
1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1972_
to
Bank loans
operation' of Haile Mines, Inc. at
is
manganese
clarified.
It
thus
will
be
available
operations in
New Mexico
ganese under
the government car lot program
think
It will be.
"Operations
the
same
its
to
resume
to be moved elsewhere and produce man¬
or
'
if it is extended
we.
as
1
•
tungsten
mine
North
in
Carolina continued
quarter.
The mine
six months and
are
and mill
carrying
to do
so
pursuant
to May 28.
up
properties
on
in
broad
a
Arizona,
,
to find
out whether
-think" they sho
id "e t"ken. ov^r and *p"t into
operation. They involve a variety of metallic and non-metallic deposits'
and some of them have possibilities'of substantial production.
we
"The exploration work
.
which
we
did to
small extent in Canada last"
a
year on uranium prospects in Saskatchewan did not
of long range interest and we will not do any further
—V.
181,
412..
p.
certain
set
Common stock
*
.
50,000
25,000
5,000
500,000
1
:
value)__
24,375 shs.
shs..
shs.
5,000 shs.
.
383,346 shs.
purchase
a
agreement with the company and subject to
therein, to purchase the number of shares
respective names:
set -forth
Shares
«
1,500
McCormick
2,000
Estabrook'
Penington, Colket and Co._ 1,500
Stroud & Company, Inc._
2,800
Barney fc Co.—15,700
Stearns & Co.__L____ 3,800
Dominick & Dominick—3,800
of
&
Co.^I___-^__l^ 2,800
Michigan
Corp— 2,800
Sachs & Co.—___ 5,800
Goldman,
Hentz
Illinois
Co.,
2,000
Inc
Tucker, Anthony & Co
3,800
Vietor, Common, Dann & Co. 1,500
G. H. Walker & Co.__
3,800
Walston
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc. 5,800
"
—V.
183,
Co.__:
&
2,000
& "Co.——___
&
Co.,
Weld
White,
2,800
Inc._i
The corporation was organized for the
purpose of conducting a chain
to sell and distribute foods and food
description and to generally carry on a
retail grocery provision and super market business, in addition to its
executive
and administrative offices, - the. company has three super
markets,which are located in the communities oi Teaneck, River Edge,,
and New Milford, N. J —V, 183, p. 1614.
store
market
super
products
of
business
kind and
every
Household Finance Corp. — Debentures Offered — Lee
Higginson Corp. on June 6 headed an underwriting
group which offered publicly $50,000,000 of 4% sinking
fund debentures, due June 1, 1978, at 100% and accrued
interest. This offering was oversubscribed and the books
closed.
104%
at
:
.
The debentures will be redeemable
5,800
Co
&
2537.
p.
Its principal office is at 811 Grange Road in Teaneck, N.
executive and administrative offices are maintained.
Shares
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Bear,
First
Outstanding
603,000 shs*
2,000,000 shs.
company
was
incorporated on Dec. 21, 1955 in
qualified to do business- In the State of New Jersey*.
J. where its
Delaware and was
1,000,000
.
shs.
shs.
of
.
TO PRESENT FINANCING•*
EFFECT
GIVING
(par 10 cents)
BUSINESS—The
Smith,
The
work on them.
to
conditions
opposite their
H.
anything
r°veal
4,108,481
,
UNDERWRITERS—The several underwriters named below have agreed,
operated at full capacity during the entire
have continued
exploration program and have con¬
Arkansas, California,' Nevada, North
Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia and Mexico and South
America within the recent past: On some of these properties we have1
taken leases and options and-are continuing additional work at present
sidered
series, 5.V4 %
Second, series, 5 J/4 %
stock ($5 par
Common
'1
Authorized
...
(3Vs(% ) $100,000 due semi¬
Initial
at
CAPITALIZATION
$2,000,000
annually from June 16, 1956 to Dec.
16, 1960
—_i
Cumul; preferred stock ($50 par value)
;
the
at
pace, with production and shipment of concentrates and prof¬
operations practically identical with those of the preceding
from
"We
either
Outstanding
loans
'
•
The company has under consideration presently, the construction
two additional super markets In Bergen County, N. J.
-
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
i
..
Bank
the Lake, Valley mine in New
Mexico has been shut down since Nov. .30 last but we will keep the
mill there in
standby condition until the government policy with respect
_
f
(2763)
1961,-initially
after June 1,
or
on
of
principal amount.
A sinking fund for the new debentures provides for annual payments
of $2,000,000 beginning on June 1, 1962 and thereafter to and including
June 1, 1977 and is designed to retire 64% of the debentures prior to
maturity.
,
1
Hamilton Watch Co.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
Ileyden Chemical Corp.—To Build New Plant—
*
Quarter Ended April 30—
Net
sales
'
:
Provision for
income—
on
*
$6,239,330
-
700,473
1956
.
income
on
338,819
330,547
329,819
$9.27
for
will
3,000,000
waterproof
in
$323,592
.___
corporation
capacity
in
376,881
$286,341
taxes
This
1955
$6,275,040
625,160
—___
profit before taxes
glues
manufacture
of
new plant
at Fords, N. J. with
resorcinol, an essential ingredient
which are finding increasing use
rayon
cord reinforced tires,
as
cold
construct
pounds
a
of
,
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the
*
adhesives
and
nylon
and
short-term
bank
loans
incurred
within
„
issue will be used to reduce
new
months
nine
under
the
com*
setting wood adhesives, and in other important industrial applications,
Net
,
income
Common shares outstandings
_—
Earnings per preferred share____
Earnings per common share—
—V.
181,
$8 25
-
-
Hammond
Net earnings
equal to $3
a
Organ Co.—Net at 28-Year High—
Laurens
last
Heyden
Hammond,
reporting
Chairman,
stockholders
told
year,
in
a
the annual
Mr,
to
Hammond said that
the
four
7%
•
plants
of
acres
land
an
in
"we
we
have
the
reached
Gross
discontinue
J.—V.
183,
limit
suburban
May 28 in
its
begin
original
in
resorcinol
commercial
unit
at
2651.
p.
J- Current and future expansion will be financed
ings, Mr. Hammond said.—V. 183,
:
net
years
of this corporation during the first
previous quarter since tlie corporation
N. Hilton, President, reported on
profit
surpassed
10
any
the
on
BUSINESS—Corporation
,
Canada, is
business.
with
of the largest
one
March
On
3.1,
made
be
York
New
for
the
compared
three
earn¬
from
$618,948
of
The
ington.-
Hand-Skill Looms, Inc.—Stock Offering—Mention was
made in our issue of June 4 of the offering by this com¬
in
Hotel
Jefferson
St.
United
the
and
States
finance
consumer
receivable
fiscal year was $16,877,670.
1955
Fdf
unaudited earnings were $4,811,278,
the first three months of 1955. "
1956
Authorized.
Outstanding
■
■*,
-
interest-bearing debt:
bank and other loans
fund
Thrift
ployees,
notes
payable
to
debt
-
5,070,000
em¬
etc.
Canadian
$25,955,000
—
payments on funded
plan
1,204,554
—.
loans
1
2,002,600
'
Long-term debt:
.
3 V2 %
-
promissory
due 1960,
;
4%%
notes,
1962.
$5,000,000
_e $15,000,000
and 1968__i
>
•
15,000,000
v
sinking fund debs, due
sinking fund debs, due
1969—
*35,000*000 "
15,C00.00a
j
4*4%
1975—
*25,000,000
25,00n,000
?
4%%
sinking fund debs,
1981—
*25,000,000
25,000,000
)
sinking fund debentures due 1964
3Vz% sinking fund debs, due 1966—
25,000,000
17,500,000
t
25,000,000
25,000,000
2%%
1970—
15,000,000
14.500.000
sinking fund debentures due 1971
due
3%
Louis,
.
3%
sinking fund debs,
due
3%%
•-
serial
debentures
due
1963-72
25,000,000
25,000,000
20,000,000
25,000,000
3%%
•
serial
debentures
due
1961-74
30,000,000
30,000,000
10,000,000
10,000:000
15.000:000
Five-year 37/b%
pointed out.
15-year
.
4Vb%'
debentures
due
debentures
due
1958
1968
15,000,000
sinking fund debentures due 1878
4%
Present
real and West Berlin the
in
50,000,000
.,
1
>
,
f
' •;
1
six
underwriting.
of
Sink,
1956, there remained more than $9,400,000 in profits
from hotel sales which will be taken into-future income accounts, Mr.
Hilton
months
U. S.
*
31,
pany to bona fide residents of Rhode Island of 59,999
shares of common stock at par ($5 per share), without
three
I,
'
.*
■
March
the
in
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
,
months
sale
the
offices
757
organizations
'
$1,835,014 from the sale of Hotel Roosevelt in New York, and $1,886,230
from the sale of The Mayflower hotel and service building in Wash¬
On
first
Current
,
Exchange.
outstanding customer notes
amounted to $468,767,105, representing 1,518,274 loans.
$45,726,177 for
with
due course for the listing of
'
in
Stock
1956,
Conrad
ago.
letter to shareholders.
a
revenue
cluded
1366.
p.
I
LISTiNG---Application will
compared with $4,072,793 in
*■'Consolidated net profit for the
the
the
five years,
"to permit
retained
from
•
the debentures
the
Earnings—
ended March 31, 1956, totaled
the first quarter of 1955.
opening quarter this year was $7,929,592.
After deducting preferred stock dividends, this is equal to $4.51
a
share
on
the
1,735,302 shares of common stock outstanding on
March 31.
Of this profit $3,225,313 or $1.80 a share was derived from
operations and $4,704,279 or $2.17 a share came from property sales.
For the first quarter of 1955, the corporation's net profit was $2,865,361, equal after preferred dividends to $1.67 a share on the 1,656,351
shares then outstanding.
Included in these earnings were profits from
property sales, of $217,191 or 13 cents a share.
^
' • •». 7
Net profit from property sales for the first quarter of this year in¬
Gross
of our capacity
Anticipating, market requirements for the next three to
Hammond said there is enough vacant land available
to add another building of the same size."
1956
$51,601,857,
Park.
Melrose
of
formed
was
and
revenue
quarter
now
Mr.
us
N.
to
lending operations.
EARNINGS—Net income in the
own." For this reason, he said, the
additional building of 150,000 square feet oh
that
purchased
company
the new Heyden plant, Mr. Askin
for
way
scheduled
Hilton Hotels Corp.—Reports Record
31 % increase in sales
report that "our busi¬
grow" and, barring unfore-,e-n circumstances,
Company anticipates paying an extra dividend before the end of
present fiscal year."
iri
w.ll
Garfied,
the year ended March 31, 1956, totaled $4,479,218,
share, (adjusted) the highes; in the company's 28-year
continues
ness
is
4.
for
history/ These earnings were 46% greater than one year ago when
it reported a net profit of $3,070,533, or $2.06 a share on the adjusted
basis.
Earnings for the year just closed substantially exceeded the
$1.68 a share reported for 1953-54 and the $1.23 of 1952-53.
over
under
now
Construction
June
on
the first quarter of 1957
and completion is planned by Dec. 1, 1957.
The new plant, which will
have provision for further expansion, will produce resorcinol by an
improved process developed in Heyden's research laboratories.
'
y
President, announced
Engineering is
$0,88/
$0:76
hold's
said.
2242.
p.
pany's established lines of credit to provide additional funds for House¬
Simon Askin,
company's
This
is the first public offering of
Further details follow:
PROCEEDS—The
expects
company
accounts
payable and loans;
standing 57 shareb of .$100
corporate purposes.'
6%
'
,
GIVING
stock
Common voting stock
nro-eeds
reduce
to
EFFECT
TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
(par
300,000 shs.
■
k
the
Hand-Skill
Loom
either
are
granted in
accessories;
;
Main
flat weaving looms and associated process.
office-and
at 59 SocialSt.,
of rented space.
square feet
Seventy-five per cent of the Loom parts are processed and assem'-led
by outside contractors.
Final assembly, inspection, packing and ship¬
ping are handled in the plant.
About half of the plant space is de¬
voted
to
which
yarns
stocked,
are
convenience.
The
-
feet
rented
space
for research and
the
Mass.,
weaving
used
a
customer
branch in Cumberland, R. I.—5,500 square
as
a
machine
shop
for
production,In Boston,
Nadeau Hand-
limited
development, also for weaving flat fabric.
operates
company
Center.—V.
183,
p.
retail
a
unit
known
as
'
2651.
Hccht Co.—Sales and
For
for
wound
-
company maintains
of
and
warped
•-
Earnings Lower—
the first quarter ended
.
'
:
'
-
1.4% to
$23,558,954 from $23;894,561 for the prior year.
Net earnings were
$416,222 in contrast with $432,922 for the prior year's interim period,
equivalent to 42 cents a common share on 887,501 shares and 44 cents
on 883,176 shares, respectively.
/*
For
the
full
April 30,
months ended
12
1956, sales w^re down
April 30,
1956 sales
of the
Flushing,
increase of 5.2% over the
Long Island, N. Y;, totaled $112,909,837, an
1955 period when the sales amounted to $107,316,124.
taxes amounted to $3,594,726
or
$3.87
share for the 12 months ended April 30. 1956 and $3,048,094
share for the 12 months ended April 30; 1955.
The Company's
fiscal year ends
on
Jan. 31.—V.
183,
p.
a
common
or
$3.26 a
Hemisphere Productions, Ltd.
—
Stock Offering Sus¬
See
Alpha Instrument Co., Inc. above.—V. 182, p. 9.
by
offering, estimated at $25,000.
The company was organized on Sept. 7, 1955, under Nevada law for
the purpose,
among
others, of acquiring, exploring and developing
mining properties. The comoany is purchasing 110 unpatented mining
claims in Garfield County, Utah, under contract from Sundog Uranium
Co., a partnership, which owns 77,000 shares (22.70%) of its outstand¬
ing
stock.
Hewitt-Robins,
Inc.—Common Stock
Offered—Public
offering of 70,000 shares of common stock (par $5) was
on June 6 by a group of underwriters headed by
Smith, Barney & Co. The stock was priced at $40 per
share. This offering was oversubscribed and the books
made
(no
An
shaft
exploratory
is
presently
drilled
being
these
89.720 sha«
94.000 sha.
par
value)
12,000,000
—
Efach of
the
4%
retirement of
and
2,000 shares
annually,
UNDERWRITERS—The
debentures
the
and
names
principal
by each underwriter are
i$9
the
of
amount
per
.
Lee
Higginson Corp
Weld & Co.
—$5,000
5.000
White,
William
Blyth
The
Blair
&
Co.— 2,800
&
Co.,
Inc.—
Boston Corp
First
Estabrook & Co—
Hemphill, Noyes Sc
W.
Hutton
E.
1,800
F.
1,800
S.
Witter
Bacon,
Blunt
Alex. Brown
Lazard
Freres
Paine,
Co
&
1,800
Jackson
Webber,
Stone
A.
C.
Allyn and Co.,
A.
E.
Ames
A.
G.
Becker &
Central
Co.,
&
Co.
Republic
Domin'ck
Securities
1,100
—
Si:nmons_
&
&
Corp.—
500
500
;
Collins
&
50(1
50O
50G
50(5
50O
4Qt!
Co.:
2GO
2G(J
200
—
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.,
203
203
20U
Inc.
1.100
(Inc.)
1,10(1
Hopwood
Co
First of Michigan Corp
The Illinois Company Inc
1,100
Inc
Co,
Dominick_
&
Equitable
1,100
Inc
Co.—,
1,100
W. Clark & Co
JuJien
1,800
Inc.— 1.100
;
l.IGJ
-
& Sons—
Jaffray
Trask
E.
Securities
Webster
&
Corp.
&
Spencer
1,800
Co
&
Co.__i
_
Whipple & Co.—___
Fllis
1,800
Barney
&
$l,10ii
Co
McCormick & Co
The Milwaukee Company—
Piper,
&
Curtis
Smith,
purchased
Co—
&
Mos*ley &
Dean
& Co
1,800
Sachs & Co
1.800
Ripley & Co. Inc. 1,800
Peabody & Co
1,800
Kfdder,
be
thdi
(000's omitted>
Goldman,
are
to
agreed
of
follows;
as
(000's omitted)
Glore, Forgan
on
stock offering
drilling expenses;
underwriters
several
thereof
hi series.
requiring
share stated value.
♦
Harriman
the proceeds of the
Some $50,000 of
for
7,170.007 sha*
par of exqhange.
tfcsuable
the <4.40%
serieS_ has a sinking fund
to
used
shsv
*Canadian( funds expressed at
$85,000 for payment of the balance of
the purchase price of the properties; $25,000 for underwriting expenses;
$15,000 for road' construction; $15,,000 for survey of the properties;
$50,000 for equipment and machinery; $30,000 for shaft and drift work;
$25,000 for mining labor expense; and $79,000 for administrative ex¬
penses, operating capital, and purchase of other properties.
". Everett
L. Holbrook of Salt Lake City is listed as President of the
company and Max Hiskey, of Murray, Utah, as Vice-President.
Frank
C;
Masi, President of Associated Mines, Inc., is a promoter of the
company.
Officers, directors and incorporators of the company own
167,500 shares (77.30% ) of the outstanding stock.
Purchasers of the
590,000 shares will ovin approximately 69%
of the then outstanding
stock, and persona who provided the init al funds and services for
creation-and operation of the company in which t>»ey have subscribed
$45,000,'and which $42,675 has been paid in, will own 31%
of the
be
Loewi & Co. Incorporated—
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
1,100
Kuhn, Loeb & Co._—
1,100
2,003
—V. 183, p. 2417.
outstanding stock..
"
The company's
City,
Utah.
offices
located in Las Vegas, Nev.,
are
/-
-
Houston Oil Co. of
Texas—Liquidating Dividend—
liquidating dividend to he made out of proceeds from th£
sale of its properties to Atlantic Refining Co. and others, was paid oX
June 7 in an amount of $162 a share.
The
Heme Oil Co., Ltd.—Registers
This
and Salt Lake
,
With SEC—
filed a registration statement with the SEC on June
5,
1956, covering' $7,500,000 of convertible subordinated debentures,
due
July 1, 1971, of which $3,750,000 are being underwritten by
Canadian underwriters and $3*750,000 by United States underwriters.
first
Sale of properties
company-
meeting
nual
April
Oil
Houston
Co.
and assets, approved by stockholders at their an~
24, were completed June 6.
deposited the funds with Chemical Corn Ex¬
has
!
change Bank of New York.
Harold Decker, President, said:
"It is contemplated that stockholders
will be required to present their stocii
certificates to Chemical Corn Exchange Bank for notation thereon thafc
-
The
to
rate, 'public offering price and underwriting terms are
supplied bv amendment.
Lehman Brothers and Wood, Gundy
interest
be
Co.
the principal underwriters.
financing will be added to the general funds
available for expenditure in connection With
the eXparis'on and development of the business and property of the
company and for such other corporate purposes as may be determined
by the directors. The company estimates that approximately $15,000,000
will
be
required during 1956 for certain expenditures, as
follows:
Ltd.
listed
are
proceeds
the
of
company
as
the
and
be
program $8,700,000;
acquisition of new oil
$4,000,000; and investment in advances to Cremona
drilling
5
stock
the
Net
pended-^
basis
Co., Reno, Nev.,
share. The company
15c per
&
1474.
public sale at
Investment
of
of
►
for
"best efforts"
a
company's
stores in the Baltimore-Washington area, New York City and
Net earnings after
offered
100,003 shai
preferred stock
JCommon
on
oT common stock (30c par), to
$1 per share. The offering is to be made
underwriters headed by Ackerson-Hackett
who will receive a selling commission of
has agreed to pay all non-selling expenses
584,000 shs.
preferred stock,,
preferred stock—
4%
•
shares
|
$287,000,000
3%%
Madrid, Spain;
'
funded debt—
tPreferred stock, cum. ($100 par value)
The company is now operating
and Istanbul, Turkey.
following year.
Juan, Puerto Rico;
2651.
19K6, coverinr. 500,000
properties.
plant of the company are located
Woonsocket, R. I., utilizing 10,000
May 31,
he
pending or have been
the United States and 19 foreign countries. The company
is also protected with other basic patent rights on warping equipment;
on
San
iliskey Uranium Corp.—Registers With SEC—
This corporation filed a registra'tion 'statement with the SEC
on
in, July,
Patents
'
nd'.ng
250,199 shs.
.
company was organized and incorporated in Rhode
1?49.
The nucleus of the company's business is the
revolutionary
Hand-Skill
Loom,
a
master
invention,
invented
by
Elphege Nadeau, the company's founder.
-I
in
183, p.
Total
4.40%
1,130 shs.
20,099 shs.
$5)____
(pir $5)
Oiks;
BUSINESS—The
i
Island
V.
increase working capital; retire out¬
par 8%
preferred stock; and for other
;
'
...
preferred
cum.
*he
t,i
hotels
50,000,000
*
to
*
CAPITALIZATION
,
the
stock.
common
plans of Hilton Hotels International call for the opening of
foreign hotels by the end of 1958: Mexico City in November of this
year; Havana, Acapulco, and Cairo by the end of next year; and Mont¬
-
subsidiary)
(a
The
of
$2,300,000.
company is
oil and
engaged in
natural
crude
are
located
Turner
in
Valley
and gas leases
Pipe Lines Ltd.
"
the exploration for and the production
Its principal oil producing interests
gas.
Erskine, Harmattan and
Alberta, Canada.—V. 182,
the Redwater, Pembina, Leduc,
fields
in
the
Province
of
2790.
p.
order
in
the
the
first distribution
funds
has been
made.
anticipated that after the initial distribution, trading on tho
Stock Exchange will continue with respect to reduced-valuo
is
"It
New
obtain
to
York
shares
of
company
second distribution
Huber-Warco
stock. Within a few months we expect to make.
of around $4 a share."—V. 183, p. 1366.
Co.
—
Notes Offered
—-
&
The $1,000,000
five-year 6% sinking fund notes, which are offered to
residents of Ohio, through The Ohio Company, Colum¬
bus, O., are priced at par (in denominations of $1,000
each) and are dated May 15, 1956 and mature May 15,
See
1961.
detail^ in V. 183, p. 2537.
closed.
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
from the sale
of
the
shares
will
be
used
by the company to reduce short-term bank loans and for working capi¬
tal requirements.
whose principal plants are located in Buf¬
N. Y.; Passaic, N. J.; Fremont, Ohio and Chi¬
BUSINESS—Corporation
falo and Staten Island,
cago,
HI., produces industrial rubber products, bulk materials conveying
It Is the only manufacturer in
machinery and foam rubber products.
the
United
States
that
makes
both
belting and substantially
all of the principal machinery components of bulk materials conveying
systems. Other industrial products of the company include rubber hose,
vibrating equipment, power transmission machinery and various indus¬
trial rubber-specialties.
For .the consumer markets Hewitt-Robins pro¬
duces foam rubber cushioning products for the automotive and furni¬
ture industries, and expects in the near future to begin commercial
production of polyurethane plastic foam at a new plant.
conveyor
Honey
Food
Dew
Markets,
Inc.-—Stock
Offered
—
Brown, Barton & Engel, Newark, N. J., on April 30 of¬
fered publicly 200,000 shares of common stock (par 100)
at
$1.50 per share.
PROCEEDS—fhe
company
intends
to
use
the
net
proceeds
for
It is the present intention of the manage¬
(a)
to pay for the cost of opening or
acquiring addit'onal super mprkets, including the cost of leasehold
improvements, furniture and fixtures and equipment; (b) to pay for
•the cost of carrying larger inventories to service existing and such addi¬
tional 'super* markets that may be opened- or -acquired,
and (c) to
utilize, ps additional working capital, so much of the proceeds as are
■general corporate purposes.
ment to
use
the
proceeds
'not employed
above.
for
the
foregoing purposes
enumerated in
(a)
and
(b)
Hupp Corp.—New Product Announced—
A
trol
waterless air-conditioner furnace for year-round
new
called
the
Weather-Selector is now
climate coc»
available from all distributor*
Typhoon Air Conditihning Co., Brooklyn, N. Y., a division o° Hupp
Corp., It was announced on June 4 by Don V. Petrone, Typhoon's
President.
It features the smallest cooling coil yet developed for de¬
for
livering
The
where
It may
full three-ton air conditioning capacity.
designed primarily for basementless homes,
be installed in a closet, alcove, game, or utility rjomalso be placed in basements of small homes.—V. 183, p. 2417_
a
Weather-Selector is
it
may
Hyder Miiles, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files
The
SEC covering
With SEC—
filed a letter of notification with the
500,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to b«
corporation
on
May
25
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
25 cents
at
offered
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are
incident to mining operations.
per
for expenses
to be used
Supply Co.—Secondary Offering
Jamaica Water
Monday, Jkine 11, 1956
..
1955
$1,065,112
$938,983
$8 74,930
263,686
193,2o5
130)390
115,899
72,480
52,735
3,643,949
664,560
239,941
3,496,532
1956
Aprilrailway
from
Gross
Net
Net
ry.
railway
frcm
income—
oper.
per
1953
1954
$1,014,133
163,183
88,617
was
from
Gross
Net
from
Net ry.
—V.
4,170,772
873,194
railway
183,
344,385
income—.
oper.
418,258
160,941
—V.
183,
Offered—Hal-
Indianapolis Power ft Light Co.—Bonds
Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on June 8 offered
$10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3%% series, due
June 1, 1986, at 101.935% and accrued interest, to yield
3.52%.
The underwriters won award of the issue at
sey,
101.22%.
competitive sale on June 7 on a bid of
and Shields & Co.
Weld & Co.
Inc..
101.05;
man.
Sachs
The
Kuhn,
&
ranging
Co.,
bonds
1986
105.56%
from
receding from 101.94%
redeemable
be
to
are
to
redemption prices
general
at
and
at special
redemption prices
plus accrued interest in each case.
macel
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used
by the company for the construction of utility plant, and for ihe
repayment of bank loans of $4,000,000
incurred in connection with
In
primarily
the City
selling electric energy within
and
distributing
generating,
The company also produces,
Indianapolis, Ind., and adjacent areas.
distributes
A
small
the
sells
and
wholly
communities
Indianapolis.
in
area
%v/,
operates.
the
months
12
March 31,
ended
the company
1956,
reported consolidated operating revenues of $41,232,-
its subsidiary
000 and
limited
a
subsidiary renders electric services in seven
located, in territory
contiguous to that In which
EARNINGS—For
and
within
steam
utility
owned
company
management.—V.
income
net
consolidated
$7,284,000.
of
"
members
UNDERWRITERS—Other
v/,.
offering
the
of
include:
group
Stearns
Win. E. Pollock &, Co.,
Co.; Rodman & Renshaw;
&
Inc.;
Co.;
2250.
p.
the
general
Plans
expansion
for
year
facilities
physical
of
nearly
by
the
in
100%
further
the
on
bring
The
its
corporation
military
services
field
Tollim of Paris to set up a third com¬
pany to be known as Societe Francaise Des Moteurs A Induction.
IMC
will own 50% of this joint enterprise and will contribute motor frame
design information and specialized engineering guidance in production
such
of
development cited by Mr. Wohlstetter was the establishment
Induction Motors Corp. of a dynamotor department for research,
and manufacture of these specialized units for application in
by
areas
communications
as
systems
1802.
p.
missiles.—V.
guided
and
its common
has agreed
bilities
be
to
shareholders
the
offer
quired
on
gate of
than
the assets
exchange
an
for
123,014 of
believes
it
the
to
be
basis
share
each
the
in
of
of
shares
to
be
Metallurgical:
Globe
of
which
of
Iron
and
Giooe
aggre¬
interests
common
stock
(par
$1)
and
that certain economies
in operation will result, if Interlake, in addition
acquiring substantially all ox the assets ox Globe Iron, acquires a.l
the outstanding commo'n
shares of Globe Metallurgical, upon ex¬
actly the same basis of exchange as Interlake proposes to acquire the
263,600 shares of Globe Metallurgical common which are owned by
to
of
Globe
Iron.
Accordingly, the purpose of this offer is to enable Inter¬
lake
to
acquire such of
the
172,630
outstanding shares
of Globe
Metallurgical common, which are not presently owned by Globe Iron,
the
as
holders
pursuant
to
thereof
this
willing
are
to
exchange
Interlake
for
offer.
common
"
•
The
purchase agreement also provides for the distribution by Globe
Iron to its shareholders, in complete
liquidation of Globe Iron, of the
200,000
V.
shares
183,
p.
of
Interlake
Court
for
trust
suit
The
IBM
the
Southern
answer
was
a
The
IBM
counter
claim
Involved
are
its
Iron
Globe
IBM
In
that
as
will
frcm
ry.
The
counter
claim
determined
of
the
upon
fringements.
It
that
the
by
all
of
the
counter
U.
S.
Suit
Net
from
>7.
—V.
$30,000,000
asks
for
both
damages
and
the
and
Scott
Jr.,
President,
number
a
of
punched
for
the
infringements
be
trebled
nature
1255'
which,
to
after
78c
permanent
of
three
share
1,032,632 shares outstanding.—V.
$614,891
124,493
303,316
coffee.
50,147
38,570
123,420
—V.
1,587,080
1,770,834
♦
2,422,216
810,005
634,473
712,753
1,238,337
348,637
May 31
on
223,075
271,944
505,123
31,
March
1956,
31,
sales of $18,267,921
reported
for
of
179,
p.
Jackson
covering
and
of
the
earnings
then
of
for
taxes
of
taxes
months
equipment
share),
without
construction
ton
forging
of
common
underwriting.
a
press
forging
and
a
press
stock
the
net
income
preferred
common
The
42
shares
March
Affter
cents
and
of
in
approved
Life Savers Corp.
-
The
\
leading manufacturer of baby foods, chewing gum and
a
well-known
the
produces
Savers
mints
and
drops.
fruit
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
shares of class B common stock (no
par) was made on June 1 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $61
per share, with a dealer's discount of $1.10 per share.
July
1,
fiscal
equalled
ends
year
June
for the
earnings
of
outstanding.
company's
650,000
common
The
share
per
stock
estimated x.et income
for
vision
for
ratio
3.4
of
to
067
taxes.
the
Board,
noted
that
heed
shares
assets
current
Net
1.
current
Francis
current
to
The
J.
Trecker,
$106,000
preceding
liabilities
as
fiscal
March
of
outstanding.
further announced
President,
pro¬
the
first
has
second
three
this fiscal
quarter of
months.
the
At
same
year
time
20%
were
been
not
exceeded
in
'
2538.
peace-time
a
"
period
"
.
have
kept
tools
equipment,
of
tons
and
Ontario International Airport has
has increased
the
at
lease
than 96 acres. New construction
to more
45,000 square feet as
feet.
provided a new shop
well as new warehouse area
Development—
New Camera
the
of
ment
-
Smaller
"
1%
tool
flight
to
*•
•.
flashlight but rugged
a
as
propjet
air¬
,•
Lone Star Fund,
a
%
1
'
:
Electra
test the new
'■
'
*
' '
'
i.
wrench, the mjefo-miniawith 8 mm. lens attached weighs only 1% pounds. It
by 2 by 5 inches.—V»~ 183, p. 2538. v *' /V
than
iture,earner a
measures
>
.
,
scientific
lastest
fhe
liner.
,
engineers of this coi>oration on June 4 reported develop¬
world's tiniest television camera, only 5 incljes long, as
Electronics
than
backlog which
1940."'—V. 183,
1,260
of
totalling 49,000 square
a
since
total
one
under
area
increased
'building occupying
interim
greater
orders
incoming
with the larger volume of shipments, resulting in
pace
p.
the
in
LAS President, has announced.
a
was
hangar space to over 250,000 square feet, and nas
The
1956, is
"this
and
Ground
'
that
involved
move
as
'
been
year.
31,
facilities of Lock¬
Calif., have been
oast facilities
installation, Mr. Hull
gersonnel came as a move to consolidate allsaid. the company's West
of
report at the half way mark of our 1956 fiscal year continues to reflect
the improvement noted in our operations in the previous quarter. Ship¬
ments
Inc.,
accomplished over a period of five months without
interruption of production.
*
Re-location
of
the
Burbank
production equipment and technical
showed
after
Corp.—Service Move Completed—
maintenance and overhaul
formerly at Burbank,
aircraft
Service,
company's base at Ontario International Airport, Ontario,
to the
supplies,
of the same date amounted to $9,877,-
as
share of stock
per
the
of
1956,
with the net loss of $485,-
compares
period
working capital
$12.47
or
to approximately
net income
six-month
183,
Corp, below.
Aircraft
complete
Aircraft
moved
1232.
p.
period ended March 31,
amounting
This
same
Industries
Lockheed
the
For
earnings
pre-tax
and
cents
38
RKO
See
Calif., J. Kenneth Hull,
the
of
months'
six
V.
—
net
Kearney & Trecker Corp.—Reports Rise in EarningsOperations
and the books closed.
oversubscribed
was
List Industries Corp.—New Name—
leaving
net of $274,011
1956.—V. 183,
30,
6,000
2652.
period amounted
$299,000,
stock
the
the
on
of
This
share
common
left an
share
per
Lilly &
p.
;
;
.
per
1955,
31,
taxes, this
the period.
for
for
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.—New Laboratory—
A
new
Denver,. Colo, office combining mining and ore processing
headquarters and a metallurgical research laboratory has been opened
by this corporation.
; •%
•
,
metallurgical research conducted by the company, as
research connected with Kermac's Navajo Uranium
process
operation
at Shiprock,
Kerr-M'cGee's
V.
in
continue
183,
N.
M.,
well as
division
the laboratory.
petroleum products and processing research program
the
laboratory located In Oklahoma City, Okla.—
1111.
p.
will-be conducted in
•
•'
..
Dallas, Tex.—Registers With SEC—
'
company^ managed and sponsored by All States
Management Co. on June 1 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 125,000 shares of Balanced Income Series, 125,000 shares of
Insurance
Growth Series,
and 125,000 shares of Industrial Growth
securities. The trust was established by a trust agreement dated Feb. 17;
1956, between All States Management Co., the sponsor and Mercantile
'Bank at Dallas, trustee, and the shareholders.
All States Jjlanagement
is
the
underwriter.
Griffith Moore, of Dallas, is President of the
Keystone
company
stock
after
stock
on
a
taxes
requirebasis
Custodian
Funds, Inc.—Bond
Medium Grade Bond Fund B-2—
net
Shares
assets—
April 30/56
of
Income
$20,894,697
756,501
791,710
813.880
shareholders—
share-
8,042
8,740
$25.76
$25.67
$0.50
—„
,
8,736
$25.35
$0.50
$0.50
Appreciation Com. Stk. Fund S-3-^- April, 30/56
net
assets
Income
'sponsor.
Lone Star Steel Co.—RFC Approves
per
Oct. 31/55 April 30/55
1,116,991
880.923
5,376
5,017
4,219
$11.79
*$11.55
$0.19
share
*$0.17
*$0.16
distribution from security profits real¬
1955 and which represented a 17% reduction in per
to reflect the $2.50
income
The
company
on
June 4
Reconstruction Finance Corp.
earning assets at the time of payment.—V.
183,
p.
2185.
and
Sales
Earnings
Provision
$31,146,695 $28,690,064
before
of
taxes
Federal
income
1
taxes/
2.901,145
1,520,000
2,876,217
be
and
offered
are
the
to
at
be
par
($10
per
used
for
the
purchase
of
a
2,500
Net
earnings
Earnings per bhare
1,510,000
1232.
.
(on
$1,381,145
$1,366,217
$2.96
outstanding)
*—V. 183, p.
-
$2.93
466,690 common shares
program
of
the
which
SI,300,000 is applicable to series A debentures
subject to series B debentures.
But the series B
allowing the holder to purchase Lone Star
$20,000,000
would
stock
warrants
contain
for
$9.50
within prescribed time limits, E. B. Ger¬
This could entail an issuance of an addi¬
share,
per
President,
many,
noted.
1,000,000 shares of common stock, the company said.
"This would have diluted to some extent t.re value of stock held by
tional
amount
1955
approval
financing
About
$56,365 000.
Under
1956
revised
indebtedness
Total
is
company
•
a
that the option cannot be exercised earlier.
currently applicable to such first mortgage bond3
provision
King-Seeley Corp.—Sales and Earnings Higher—
April 30—
for
Plan—
received
has
enable the company to refund its $77,7QJ,OJO government
debt without
issuing additional stock.
An
agreement made in March,
1954, contained an option under
which the RFC could request the company to issue two series of first
mortgage bonds and
two series of debentures.
The option, which
would have expired June 1, has been extended to April 1, 1957, with a
o'ur shareholders,"
of
it
said
will
likely
$13,174,168 $12,260,084
$14.84
share
during fiscal
share
1,156,201
shareholders
of
*Adjusted
ized
$17,160,649
outstanding
per
Oct. 30/55 April 30/55
$20,393,748
share—_i
per
Firm—
Fund
$19,180,149
outstanding
per
investment
This
;
"
of notification with the SEC
proceeds
building
furnace.
been
1890.
p.
(Eli)
Holeproof Hosiery Division acquired
1955, and the Catalina Division, acquired Jan. 1, 1955. Kayser's
Value
1933.
to
is
Life
173,
offering
three
three months
period
$292,958
770,084
ended
the
outstanding.
Feinberg,
Chairman
included the sales of the
Number
Forge Co., Jackson, Mich.—Files With
Exchange Commission—
°»T May 31 filed R
of the Board of Beech-Nut
the two companies
Arkell, Chairman
Clark
W.
Beech-Nut
It
the
.
,
Abraham
figures
Value
Drop
103)00 shares of
v
<
Noble, Chairman of the Executive Committee of this cor-,
stockholders.
9 Months Ended
Securities and
2694.
p.
sales of $13,285,179 for t.ie throe
over
1955v.
high
all-time
an
increase of 37%%
an
$410,611.
Number
injunctions
involved in
shipments by the
ConsjMda»ed
allowing
per
$381,873
113,781
1,858,651
March
after
each
on
were
in¬
n
$861,900
181,
the'merged company for each share of
the
and
2185.
ended
be¬
the
of
s"bsidiarie;'5 for the first quarter of 1956 amounted
S.rfn?"T''' refle?tiJng /-n increase of 38% over shipments made
was
first
The
proposal is subject to the approval of the respective boards of directors
$395,798
income.
p.
earnings
will
against Sperry
damages
and
that
President.
Lichtenstein,
purposes.—V.
expansion
and
share of
82,382
railway
$591,958
Sperry Rand Corp.
charges of unlawful
Co.—Shipments Up 38%—
reports
-
principle by the respective managements.
.
Upon the merger, stock will be issued in the ratio of 1.20 shares of
the merged company for each share of Beech-Nut Packing Co. and one
211,720
railway
ended
Shares
M.
B.
David
by
Pacing Co., on June 7 announced that a merger of
under the name Beech-Nut Life Savers, Inc. has
$487,173
income
company
Total
I-T-E Circuit Breaker
~ "
'
Notes Privately—
Life Savers Corp.—Merger Planned—
Edward J.
1953
Earnings before taxes for the current
to
mill
deliberate
temporary
4
June
for
poratlon
.
preventing the manufacture, sale and lease
the alleged infringements.—V.
183, p. 2292.
W
;
(Julius) Kayser & Co.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
anti¬
claim
UNIVAC and
wanton
expenses
on
and
1954
railway—
oper.
183,
All
District
approximately 15 Sperry Rand
infringements, including models
IBM's
accounting
willful,
tions
1955
railway
oper.
from
Gross
Total
asks
an
alleged
*
From Jan. 1—
receive.—
accounting machines.
cause
Securities and Exchange Commission—
in
patents.
alleged
known
a
to
1955,
denial
35
states
the
York
27,
filed
in
answer
New
Dec.
categorical
of the electronic computer
be
of
on
charging infringement of
machines
card
it
time.
same
filed
6
District
brought against
practices. At the
Rand,
June
on
-
.
sinking fund payment of $75,000 will be due the end -of the second"
year and each year thereafter through the 10th year; the balance of
$325,000 payment will be due at maturity.
.
/
V
l'he entire proceeds of the loan will be used to retire current obliga¬
1956
from
Net
'
corporation
nounced
2358.
p.
Net
2184.
International Business Machines Corp.—Answers
The
3,234,589'
"
which
common
6,041,684
.
corporation has placed privately $1,000,000 4%% 11-year junior
subordinated capital notes with two insurance companies, it was an¬
Outstanding
246,408 shs.
88,218 shs.
100,000 shs.
Gross
000
Metallurgical,
-
Mining Corp., North Las Vegas, Nev.—
Liberty Loan Corp—Places
FINANCING
PRESENT
B
183,
April—
ac¬
Interlake
the
and
be
an
common).
stockholders
its
of
Globe
TO
810,000 shs.
Class
—V.
Interlake
of
(or
Metallurgical common
shares of Interlake
to
are
share
a
-
The
Interlake are
acquired by
0.4666-2/3
interests
booh
the condition that
deposited in acceptance of
have
so
latter
the
and
subject to its lia¬
to
Metallurgical,
of
Globe
200,000
the
stockholders
Iron
Globe
of
Iron
Globe
its assets,
subject
and
common
Globe
of
all of
will
Iron
30,000
of
shares
common
common
of
less
not
Among
263,600
assets
by Interlake
Globe
of
the
of
Interlake
to
assumed
the
all
for
stock
EFFECT
GIVING
$1)
months
filed a registration statement
to transfer
development
and
(par
The
with SEC on June 4,
1956, covering 80,561 shares of its no par common stock. Interlake
proposes to offer these shares in exchange for common shares of Globe
Metallurgical Corp. in the ratio of 0.4666-2/3 of one share of Interlake.
for one share of Globe-Metallurgical.
Pursuant to an agreement between Interlake and Globe Iron Com¬
pany (Jackson, O.), Interlake has agreed to exchange 200,000 shares
of
research
on
stock
represents
corporation
carries
and
common
months
This
used for
be
was
Authorized
182,
SEC—
<
President, Salt Lake City, Utah.
The proceeds are to
incident to mining operations.—V. 182, p. 1699.
;
Connell,
W.
use
A
Class
;
Interlake Iron Corp.—Registers With
~
,
equipment
.
design
such
of
CAPITALIZATION
Net
Another
2185.:t
corporation on May 21* filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 189,700 shares of capital stock (par $1) of which 150,000
shares are to be sold to the public at par and 39,700 shares to stock¬
holders of Red Cliff Mining Co. at 10 cents per share, through Perry^
aircraft and related fields.
Helicopters
manufactured by the company are in service with and currently being
delivered to the U. S. Navy and the U. S. Marine Corps.
Electro-Mecaniques
units.
p.
24,676,548
The
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
into international markets for the first time.
recently licensed Hoover, Ltd. of Canada to manu¬
its
line in
that country.
It also joined with Con¬
$6,511,670
1,756,213
925,112
rotary-winged
.
products
sell
and
structions
to
183,
•
1,903,234
income—
Files With
incorporated in Connecticut in
December 1945.
Its principal office and place of business is located
In Bloomfield, Ccnn.,
approximately eight miles outside of Hartford.
The
company
designs, develops and manufactures helicopters for
has concluded arrangements which
that the corporation
corporation
facture
outstanding.
presently
shares
127,500
He disclosed
will
that the company
reported
'
.
such 1 additional
of
BUSINESS—The
were
had Its biggest year in terms
of different motors,produced, new motors developed and new markets
exploited.
Sales for the year ending Feb. 29,
1956 were $1,685,565
with net income after taxes $129,706.
Earnings per share were $1.02
He
plans
production
4,151,817
railway
oper.
Leo Uranium
production
equipment it could
substantially expand Its operations in the aircraft production field
as
a subcontractor
producing airframe components.- - acquisition
revealed in the company's annual report.
Charles
Wohlstetter, Chairman, noted that area for research and production
will be doubled when construction now uqder way is completed.
coming
'
.
own
(Conn.)—Stock Offered—Paine,
management
purpose
the
Expansion—
:
its
with
company
the net proceeds to
which would be used
to expand
the company's production capabilities, particularly in the
field of aircraft subcontract work.
The company believes that with
PROCEEDS—The
acquire
21,074,198
3,493,873
1,274,034
-
-
&
the
Induction Motors Corp.—Plans
—v.
Curtis, Boston, Mass., on May 31
class A common stock
(par $1) at $10.50 per-share.,
^
Webber, Jackson
ry.
23,236,482
railway—_
/rom
frcm
Net
offered publicly 27,000 shares of
.
Thomas & Co.;
Mullaney, Wells &
Bosworth, Sullivan &
C®.. Inc.; Patterson, Copeland & Kendall, Inc.—V. 183, p. 2651.
Bear,
182,
Kaman Aircraft Corp.
program.
BUSINESS—Company is an operating public utility engaged
-
of
Canada.
a separate
Baltimore, Md.; and Toronto,
LePage's, Inc. will continue as
1953
$5,290,227
935,043
372,121
21,582,630
4,101,525
2,158,065
698,225
income—
oper.
Net
plant, LePage's has plants at Decatur,
Gloucester
the
111.;
PROCEEDS—Net
the construction
to
ry.
1,277,232
—
1954
1955
$5,523,762
1,125,038
621,611
$6,124,727
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
.
,,
addition
In
par,
to par,
formulator, Per-
are
line.
Valley RR.—Earnings—
1956
from
Net
■> •
products
,
railway
from
Net
is a chemical specialities
Corp.
Tape
primary
below.
Corp.
Lehigh
GrooS
oressure-sensi ive tapes—TEXCEL Cello¬
phane Tapes, BONDEX Mending Taps and PERMACEL Masking Tape,
Over 150 different types 01 tape for all uses are included in the Per¬
macel's
Suspended—
Inc. above.—V. 179, p. 6.
Co.,
April—
accordance with an
LePage's manage-
of LePage's stock in
control
..
Permacel
The
'
acquired
York
See
recently made to LePage's shareholders through
ment.
Securities Corp. 101.141;
(jointly) 101.0699; Blyth & Co.,
Lceb & Co., 100.92; and Lehman Brothers, Gold-;
and First Boston Corp. (jointly), 100.659.
bonds p.s 3s/8S were Union
Other bids for the
White.
Permacel
oiler
.
Corp.—Proposed New Name—
Lauer
leading surgical dressings manufacturer.
Johnson,
&
son
■'
■
Engineering, Inc., Washing¬
of Electronic
Alpha Instrument
See
of LaPage's, Inc., Gloucester, Mass.,
a
well know
manufacturer of glues, pastes, mucilages and adhesives, by the Permaccl Tape Corp.
was
announced on June 5 in a joint statement by
Ford M. Martin, President of LePage's, Inc. and George C. Riegger,
president of Permacel. Permacel is a wholly owned subsidiary of John¬
I
the three months ended March 31, 1956, a
preferred dividend, to 69 cents per
figures have been translated from
ton, D. C.—Stock Offering
purchase
I
t
12.5 pesos to the dollar.—V. 183, p. 2292.
rate of
at the
Laboratory
Johnson—Subsidiary Expands—
Johnson &
The
1
'
profit of $368,807 equal, after
share.
The above dollar
pesos
2292.
p.
r
S. A.—Reports Quarterly Earnings—
This company reports for
net
1956—4 Wks.—1955
1956—20 Wks.—1955
$25,312,532 $22,688,672 $123,957,296 $114,069,364
Sales—:—:.
2184.
p.
r;
r
Consolidada,
La
Inc.—Current Sales Up—
Jewel Tea Co.,
Period End. May 19—
railway—
r
common
Prom Jan. 1—
3,832,723
636,442
304,951
■
■
below.
Inc.
Smith-Corona
See
was made on May 31 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $37
share, with a dealer's discount of $1 per share. It
completed.—V. 183, p. 2292.
par)
RR.—Earnings—
Illinois Terminal
Be Acquired—
Kleinschmidt Laboratories, Inc.—To
A
—
secondary offering of 2,000 shares of common stock (no
'
,
.
(2764)
8
the
Mr. Germany.
arrangement,
all payments
said
new
after
June
1
will
be
applied
first
o£
to the
principal
reduction
by
the
in the
the re¬
duction
in
the amount of series
B debentures and warrants to be
issued.
Scheduled payments prior to
April 1, 1957, plus payments
contingent upon 1956 earnings, may run as high as $13,000,000, the
company said.
Thus, there would be a balance of $8,000,000 under
the option on series B
which would carry rights to purchase stock
should' the R. F. C. option be exercised on Apiil 1, 1957, the company
cf
series
A
debentures
to
be
issued
and
secondly
to
said.
The
company
said that it probably can
refund its outstanding gov-
Calif.,
a
branch
of
Cleveland
—V.
.
This
in
corporation
1956 changed its
May,
An
offering of
shares is expected shortly through Bateman,
Dempsey-Tegeler &.Co. See V. 183, p. 2076.
100,000
and
Co.
M. & D. Store Fixtures, Inc.—New Name—
'
See
&
M.
Display Mfg. Corp. above.
D.
in
50,000 shares of common stock
(par one cent) was made on June 6 by Shields & Co. at
$7.87 Vz per share, with a dealer's discount of 50 cents per
share. It was completed.—V. 183, p. 1859.
offering
ondary
of
with
details of offering in
corporation
This
:
^
currently
of
2293.
Oil
Manville
Co., Inc., Douglas,
Uranium
&
announced
was
plicated
sales material used
In
Ltd.
and
proceeds
net
are
Wyo.—
for exploratory
for other corporate purposes.
FINANCING
TO PRESENT
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Authorized
Common
stock
BUSINESS—The
laws
of
office
corporation
Wyoming on
East
308
at
17,
St.,
May
Center
417,112 shs.
the corporation
1955. The corporation has its principal
under
organized
was
Douglas,
Wyo.
broad powers under its articles of
to engage in the business of
exploring properties which it owns and which it has under lease
;for uranium and vanadium mineralization.
The corporation has no
oil and gas leases nor does it have any plans at this time to engage
In exploration for oil and gas.
The
corporation
owns
54
full and four partial unpatented lode
mining claims located in Converse, Niobrara and Campbell Counties,
Wyo. It also holds mineral leases on 2,940 acres of land in Niobrara
and
Converse
Counties
and
a
prospecting, permit on 640 acres in
Converse
County.
All
of
the corporation's properties
are
in the
exploratory stage.—V. 183, p. 1232.
" •
'
;
Although
corporation
the
incorporation,
it
has
only
proposes
now
.
Marcus Transformer Co., Inc. (N. J.)—Preferred Stock
Offered—The corporation on June 1 offered
12,000 shares
($25 per share),
of 7% cumulative preferred stock at par
preferred
shares
be
may
redeemed
at
$26.75
per
share
and
•
accumulated dividends.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to liquidate short-term
r
obligations and
Canada.—V.
CAPITALIZATION
183,
1615.
p.
1%
stock
preferred
cum.
stock
Common
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
PRESENT
12,000 shs.
'
St..
•
Hillside,
N.
company
:./.■<>;
J.
was
in
Hillside,
In
J.
of
June
solidated
■'
v
1954, operations of both plants in Hillside, were con¬
moved
to
a
larger plant, in Rahway, N. J,—V. 183,
N.
and
•
,
•
;•
,
••
:
\
•
first
,
on May 1 offered to its common stock¬
employeees 27,272 shares of common stock
and
(no par) at $11 per share.
in full.
The offering
•*
•'
was
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be applied to the
the
of
of
cost
for
inventories
supermarkets
new
subscribed
';
t
.
/.
■
payment of part
be
to
located
in
premises now under lease.
fiscal
The
This
1952.
stores,
company
ice
an
within
the
cream
State
of
SEC
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
5V*%
Common
preferred
stock (par
cumulative
preferred
proceeds are
stock
*Owned
(no
at
by Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
number of shares subject to stock options
the
price
of $6
per
is
9,900,
of
price of $9.90 $er share, and 4,872 shares
share. These options are held by 15 em¬
ployees.—V. 183, p. 2293.
Maule Industries, Inc., Miami,
corporation
Fla.—Files With SEC—
on
May
filed
31
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
to employees at $3.50 per share under a stock option plan.
The pro¬
ceeds are to be used for working capital.—V. 182, p. 2131,
26,685
covering
Colo.
company
"
is the buying, selling,
183,
Garfield
Blanco,
'•
Net
Net
a
and is finding
the contract,
of
plant,
$5,250,000
the
major
oil and gas
located in
Light
Gas
Loeb & Co. and Blyth &
Inc.,
Department Stores Co.—Sales Up 9.3%—
May
had record first-quarter sales of $108,772,000, Morton
May, Chairman, reported on May 29.
The
sales figure
for the three months ended April 30 was 9.3%
higher than that of $99,508,000 in the corresponding period of last year.
Net income for the quarter is expected to be greater than in 1955,
but final figures are not yet available, Mr. May said.
In the first quar¬
ter of last year, the company earned $2,272,000, or 34 cents per com¬
company
.
mon
share.
Mr.
said
May
construction
Shopping
branch
of
branch
of
the
before
company
the
end
Center, now under
the Cleveland May
the
Wm.
new projects under
include the Eastland
construction In West Covina, Calif.; a
Co. in University Heights, Ohio, and a
of
Taylor Son
would
the
have
year.
& Co.
three
of Cleveland
in
4 • , ' • 5 '
1
In addition, he said, the company is planning to build another branch
of the Los Angeles store in the South Bay Shopping Center at Redondo
bids,
asking
also
bonds
the
from
will
be
a
4Vs%
company's
treasury
during the current year.
for,
1953
$516,169
income—
149,831
130,578
$432,489
181,092
79,327
1,685,901
240,688
115,568
183,
1,658,136
1,949,990
772,076
480,396
479,988
238,057
764,319
352,668
income—
1,839,139
622,138
railway
railway.—
353,654
2186.
p.
company
filed
May 24
on
a
Co.—Files With SEC
letter of notification with the SEC
Corp.—New Recorder—
on
June 6 announced the world's first miniature
pocket-size tape recorder.
This recorder, "The Mohawk Midgetape," is manufactured by this
corporation.
The Midgetape will record and plav back anywhere.
Weighs only
2% lbs. and measures 1% inch deep x 37/s inch wide and 8V2 inch long.
The
Mohawk Midgetape
sells lor $24y.50 complete with batteries,
bonds, together with
sale of common stock to
Co., and treasury funds
its parent
will be used
additional
construction
expenditures
earnings—During the 12 months ended March 31, 1956, operating
totaled
$z6,219,876» income available
for interest charges
revenues
to
$3,600,845,
PURCHASERS—The
from
and
the
new
net
purchasers
the " company
bonds:
income
$2,233,913.
below
have severally
following
respective
named
the
was
agreed
principal
and
are
a 60-minute cartridge of
available including a $10
telephone induction coil which snaps on the ear piece of any house¬
hold, office or coin-operated telephone, making it possible to record
both ends of a telephone conversation with the Mohawk Midgetape.—
V.
183,
2419.
p.
Monterey
were; Halsey, Stuart &
Co., 100.93.
optional redemption prices
the sale of the
company
single earphone, crystal microphone,
recording tape. Numerous accessories
Of the
offered
Co.
Oil
Offering
—
98.78%
Subscribed
—
225,810 shares of common stock of this company
for subscription to the holders of outsanding
common
stock, 223,066 shares or
98.78% were subscribed
exercise of warrants. The remaining 2,744
shares have been taken up by the underwriting group
and have been sold by Lehman Brothers, manager of
for
by
the
the underwriters.
of record at the close of business
rights entitling them to subscribe for
stock for each seven shares of
stock held of record at $29.50 a share. The subscription period
Stockholders
May
on
„
1954
235,497
Mohawk Business Machines
at
has the largest gas distribution business in
Wisconsin, selling natural gas in a metropolitan area with an aggre¬
gate
1950 population
of about 865,000, which includes Milwaukee
and 44 neighborhood communities.
of
1955
$509,341
oper.
The
at
BUSINESS—Company
amounts
1956
298,504
battery operated
coupon,
redeemable
concurrent
the
purchase
Cohamission—
$548,904
Modern Pioneers' Life Insurance
4V8% series
interest, to
Milwaukee Gas Light Co. to repay short-term bank loans incurred
in connection with its construction program, and to meet, or reimburse
to
Co., St. Peter, Minn.—
May 29
on
railway
from
The
.
by
Shopping Center.
293,642
covering $300,000 of trust fund certificates to be offered at par ($2
per
unit), through Arizona Mutual Benefit Insurance Co., Phoenix,
Ariz. The proceeds are to be used for the purpose of providing capital
and surplus funds for the activation of this company.
— Bonds
Offered — Kuhn,
Co., Inc. and associates on June
organization. American Natural Gas
the Southgate
$705,970
297,831
*
prices
amounted
$706,053
55,213
80,988
railway______
from
ry.
—V.
ranging
from
106.09%
to par, and at special redemption
declining from 101.97% to par, plus accrued interest in each case.
These
$148,365
$191,600"
2293.
oper.
ry.
Net
1259.
101.153, and Kidder,-Peabody &
proceeds
$1,398,495
692,525
income
p.
from
Gross
Co.
$13,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
1, 1981, at 101.963% and accrued
new
$1,411,004
734,951
From Jan. 1—
metallurgical and chemi¬
$2,520,000. There are now 256,000
yield 4%. The underwriters won award of the issue
competitive sale on June 4 on a bid of 101.19%.
The
expenses
215,103
from ry. oper.
oper.
from
Net
hydrides and other
metal
Sales in 1955 we»e
stock.—V. 177, p.
Milwaukee
Co.
1956—4 Mos.—1955
192,62 7
company
'Gross
"Net
arrangements in the near
expects to complete financing
manufactures
June
Ry.—Earnings—
$363,468
,,
products.
due
at the option
$384,227
April—
has potentially important commer¬
growing uses for national defense.
this corporation will design and build
cost of which would be borne by the
.
5 offered
if
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 18,750 shares of common stock (par $10), of which 16,350
shares are to be sold to the public at $16 per share, through WoodardElwood & Co., Minneapolis, Minn, and Harold E. Wood & Co., St Paul,
Minn. The remaining 2,400 shares are to be offered to employees and
directors at $15 per share. The proceeds are to be used for working
capital.—V. 180, p. 2698.
>
•
"
Colorado.—
Y;
in
Government.
cal
re¬
1958,
HU
183,
The
borohydride
Sodium
terms
15,
1956—Month—1955
30—
Minnesota Valley Natural Gas
Inc.—Receives Government Contract—
This
corporation has received a $13,600,000 Government contract
to supply substantial tonnage quantities of sodium borohydride. L. W.
Davis, President announced on June 5. Since April, 1950, the company
has pioneered in
the study of properties and uses for sodium boro¬
hydride and in the development of a suitable industrial process for its
applications
May
Files With Securities and Exchange
Metal Hydrides
Under
before
revenue-
oper.
.
rev.
ry.
—V.
•
J.
;*■
Net
manufacture.
if
amount
of their principal amount
1957, of 4%
or
to
oper.
Railway
-,
1859,
p.
principal
their
of
5%
15,
Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Counties
Pitkin
and
to
on
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern
The
exploration and
in the ex¬
of oil and gas properties. The company is
ploratory stage.
The
company
holds by assignment six United States
leases
covering
3,714.27
acres,
more
or
less, of land
Rio
equal
Period End. Apr.
' '
,
the
of
business
The
and
at any time,
company,
Railway
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
development
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
The
price
'
Authorized
Outstanding
Common stock
(par
per share)—5,000,000 shs.
975,000 shs.
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Colorado on March 20,
1956.
Its principal office is located at 421 Glenwood Avenue, Grand
Other
The
SEC
the
a
'
\
527,272 shs.
which 5,028 shares are at the
are
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
thereafter
upon notice, and in whole or in part, at
the par value thereof, plus accumulated dividends,
and are also subject to redemption at such price by operation of the
sinking fund.—V. 183, p. 2652.
of
*3,000 shs.
total
tThe
leases,
gas
before May
or
on
redemption by operation of the sinking fund.
first preferred shares are subject to redemption,
capital.
working
for
and
oil
additional
of
equal
premium
a
". The
acquisition
costs and
to be used to pay for
for reserves for drilling
proceeds are
shares of the
a
of 3% hf their
principal amount if redeemed thereafter and on or before May 15, 1959,
of 2%
of their principal amount if redeemed thereafter and on or
before May
15, 1960, of 1%
of their principal amount if redeemed
thereafter and on or before May
15, 1961, and without premium If
redeemed thereafter and prior to maturity. The debentures are also
subject to redemption at a price equal to the principal amount of the
debentures to be redeemed and accrued interest to the date fixed for
(Colo.)—Stock Offered
Colo., on May 5
offered publicly as a speculation 900,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par one cent) at 15 cents per share.
net
at
redeemed
Denver,
Co.,
shares of capital
t2,000,000 shs.
par)_
a
plus
Ventures, Inc.
Securities
—Columbia
will
as
tendered for exchange.
>:
be convertible into common
deemed
v
It
Outstanding
50,000 shs.
$100 )
stock
at
notification with the
to be offered at face
San Francisco, Calif.
to be used for working capital.—V. 183, p. 670.
Y.,
time, in whole or in part, upon not less than 30 days' prior notice,
price equal to the principal amount of the debentures to be re¬
and
accrued
interest
to
the
date
fixed
for
redemption,
any
of California—Files—
future.
FINANCING
Authorized
Cumulative
Gain—
through Guardian Securities Corp.,
amount,
N.
debentures
new
Manufacturers Trust Co., 45 Beaver
exchange agent for the company, to
appointed
15,
conversion price of $23 per share for the first five years,
per share for the next five years.
The first preferred shares
are
not entitled to any conversion privileges.
The debentures will be redeemable, at the option of the company, at
'
corporation on May 24 filed a letter of
covering $100,000 of 12-year 5% debentures
York
New
The
March 31, 1956 was $2,739,202
Federal income tax, equivalent to $1.47
per share, compared with $2,170,267 or $1.18 per share in the corres¬
ponding 1955 quarter when the tax provision amounted to $2,267,995.
Net sales of $530,324,516 for the fiscal year ended March 31,
1956
were the highest in the company's history and were 8.3%
ahead of the
previous fiscal year's sales of $489,381,770.
Mr. Van Gorder reported that since the end of the fiscal year, sales
have continued to increase substantially.—V. 183, p. 558.
Mercantile Acceptance Corp.
more
has
and at $30
31, 1956. For the previous
The
or
exchange.
accept first preferred shares
provision of $2,873,761 for
after
50%
for
present
its
company
Street,
.
Federal income tax.
for the quarter ended
The company
Indiana.
if
definitely determined
if any, it will accept for
intention is to make the exchange offer,
of the outstanding first preferred shares are
first preferred shares,
number of
exchange,
tendered
income
Net
incorporated
was
the company has not as of May 28, 1956,
lesser
effective
$7,330,363 after provision of $7.-
amounted to
net Income
year
650,458 for
cial
in Indiana on Dec. 3,
owns and operates a chain of 27 retail grocery
plant, a bakery, and a warehouse, all located
BUSINESS—Corporation
exchange.
such
Ind.—Stock Sold—
The corporation
holders
such
deemed
for the year ended March
Federal income fax
30, 1956,
shares outstanding at such time shall have been ten-,
exchange, subject, however, to the right of the company to
requirement and to accept a lesser number of shares lor
for
While
after provision of $9,715,620 for
$8,779,754
to
income debentures, due May 15, 1986, on the
amount of debentures for each first preferred
exchange.
preferred
what
1955.
31,
amounted
for
company
dered
according to preliminary figures released May 23 by George
Chairman and President. At March 31, 1956, there were
shares of common stock outstanding, compared with 1,848,-
income
Net
principal
has the right not to accept any tender for exchange
unless prior to the time of expiration of the exchange offer (or any
extension thereof)
not less than two-thirds of the total number of
for
March
at
210
May 28 offered to the holders of first preferred
exchange such shares for 6% subordinated con¬
to
fund
unless
The
year,
—V.
Marsh Foodliners, Inc., Yorktown,
generators
Y.—V. 183,
exchange offer will expire at 3:00 p.m. (EDT) on July
extended will thereafter expire and terminate.
The
Gorder,
Moffat,
2652.
p.
Van
Junction,
'
~
By 1951 the volume of business had expanded to such an extent that
was
necessary to purchase a second plant, at 1416 Chestnut Ave.,
it
fiscal
200 shs.
incorporated in New Jersey in March,
1946 for the principal purpose of manufacturing and selling electric
transformers oi various types for the utilization of electric power.
Company was originally located in its own building at 32 Montgomery
BUSINESS—The
$100
tendered
and,
the fiscal year ended March 31, 1956 were $4.74 per
share of common stock compared with $3.97 per share for the previous
12,000 shs.
500 shs.
$25)__
(par
—_—
N.
Buffalo,
system,
Co.
Power
.
on
right
sinking
of
basis
share
Contract—
McKesson & Robbins Inc.—Profits Make Sharp
Earnings
PROCEEDS—The
EFFECT TO
GIVING
the
company
increase working capital.
to
company
vertible
office
Mesa Oil & Gas
without underwriting.
These
Mohawk
Niagara
shares,
churches, a shopping
buildings, light industry and recreational
parks.
The contract awarded to the consulting engineering firm was
for
$100,000,000 and was made by F. H.
McGraw Co. of Ontario,
1,852,288
Outstanding
6,000,000 shs
cents)
10
(par
than earlier electronic models.
expensive
of the units is scheduled for this summer.
the system has been installed on eight
country
2419 and 2077.
The
Engineers Inc., Washing¬
recently that Associated
commercial
center,
to be used to pay
also
development expenses;
of elec¬
Shawinigan Water & Power
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Makes Exchange Offer—
.
comprise 4,000 apartment dwelling units, schools,
Co., Denver, Colo.,
on March 29 offered publicly 300,000 shares of common
stock (par IOC) at 50C per share as a speculation.
PROCEEDS—The
is being
of this
varying
the
less
and
this
the
in
pp.
Stock Offered—Colorado Investment
work
with
Shipment
D. C. have been named planning-consultants for Thorncliffe Park
This 392-acre development in the heart of Toronto, Canada, will
ton 9,
'..'-'/.rf.
..
.
plants
generating
power
was
demand from the 590 municipalities it
serves
in
the Province of Quebec.
Nucleus of the system are selfcorrectinug
electronic controls.
According to Minneapolis-Honeywell
engineers who developed the electronic system, it is faster and more
accurate than conventional manually adjusted systems and less com¬
not filed with the Com¬
and offering circular
material fact. More par¬
(F. H.) McGraw Co.—Unit Awards
It
: ,
• The
new store,
its first in Michigan, also extends Mangel's activities
In the Midwest.
Currently, most of the chain's stores are located in
the southeastern and southwestern sections of the
country.—V. 183,
p.
it
system
such
Mich.,
apparel.
.
for
large
a
waive
chain
specialized solely in women's and children's wearing
had
stores
119
The
Co.
activities to the men's
expanding its
is
furnishing field at a new store opened on June 7 in Kalamazoo,
it
was
announced
by Sol Mangel, President.
Previously, this
Automatic
—
Canadian utility by the Industrial Division
announced on June 7.
automatic system will match the output and frequency
for
tricity generated by Montreal's eight-plant
according to the Commission's order, the offering circular
(l).that the company has applied to the Atomic Energy Com¬
for certification for the bonus for initial production, whereas
no such
application appears to have been made; (2) that assay results
concerning a portion of the company's properties have not been made
available to the company, whereas such results appear to have been
made available to the company; and (3) that Max Smolik is President
of the company and that William H. Hull is treasurer, whereas Mr.
Smolik has resigned and Mr. Hull is President. In addition, the order
asserts, the offering circular fails (a) to state that Harold Tucker was
made a dircetor of the company; (b)
to state that the time for pay¬
ment of the purchase price of all of the company's properties has ex¬
pired and that the appropriate payment has not been made; and (c) to
reflect
arrangements and agreements concerning the acquisition of
properties not mentioned in the offering circular.—V. 182, p. 510.
Mangel Stores Corp.—Extends Scope of Activities— ;
;
Co.
Regulator
ticularly,
5. The issue was
Columbus, O. See
V. 183, p. 2418.
(1)
dispatcher"
"automatic
An
states
common
been sold, it was announced on June
underwritten by The Ohio Company,
of
Statements
misleading
and
was
2652.
p.
company,
notification
the
(2)
and
183,
built
mission
stock, which were recently offered to
bona fide residents of Ohio at $13.25 per share, have all
shares of
false
1,800,000
Dispatcher System Announced—
was
in that
sale of its securities
and
required,
as
Uranium,
Mayday
by
offering
contain
Sold—The 30,000
Canton, O.—Stock
Macomber, Inc.,
.
the
mission,
Inc
Co
&
Robert W. Baird & Co.
Inc.
-—___ 1,800,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler 1,800,000
Union Seclurities Corp. 1,800,000
$2,900,000
2,900,000
Co
&
Co.,
&
Minneapolis-Honeywell
*
Exchange Commission, it
Securities and
complied
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
McLean Industries,
-
Utah—Stock Of¬
announced on June
4, has issued an order temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemp¬
tion from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with respect
to a stock offering by this company. The order provides an opportun¬
ity for hearing, upon request, on the question whether the temporary
suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
The company filed its Regulation A notification with the Commission
on
Oct. 29, 1954. It proposed the public offering of 15,000,000 shares
of the company's »/2c par common stock at lc per share.
In its order, the Commission asserts
that it has "reasonable cause
to believe" that the terms and conditions of Regulation A were not
Fixtures, Inc.
Eichler &
Blyth
..
fering Suspended—
The
Loeb
Kuhn,
Denver area, and another
Parmatown Shopping Center.
Drexel
2293.
p.
the
—V.
to m. & D. Store
name
183,
the
in
in
Co.
May
Mayday Uranium Co., Salt Lake City,
Corp.—Name Changed—
M. & D. Display Mfg.
•
the
center
shopping
Beach,
of securities containing
stock.
The refinancing program, Mr. Germany said, "should go far toward
relieving the anxiety many of our stockholders have felt that we might
be forced to issup additional stock if the government were to exercise
its option."
Under the new plan, he added, "we have the opportunity
of eliminating that portion of the loan which conceivably mignt require
us to issue additional shares of stock."—V. 133, p. 2185.
the issuance of any type
debt without
ernment
options ot purchase common
9
(2765)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5541
183
Volume
one
18,
common
of
Monterey
1956
additional
were
share
Oil Co.
issued
of
common
expired at the close of business on June
Montrose
Chemical
Co.,
4, 1956.
See V. 183, p. 2539.
Newark, N. J.—To Receive
Dividend from Affiliate—
The
directors
dividend
ical
Co.
of
Montrose
Chemical Corp. of California
declared *
payable June 15, 1956, of $250,000; $125,000 to Stauffer Chem¬
$125,000 to Montrose Chemical Co., Newark, N. J., who
and
10
(2766)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
are
joint owners of Montrose Chemical Corp. of California, Pincus
Rcthberg, President, announced on May 31.
(
The board also authorized the payment of $150,000 to Montrose
Chemical Co., Newark, and $50,000 to Stauffer Chemical Co. as man¬
agement, fees for their respective services to the Montrose Chemical
Corp. of California for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1956.—V. 183,
New York Telephone
Period End. April 30—
$
Federal
Other
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
«
Period
End. April 30—
Operating
revenues
Operating
Other
$16,731,046 $15,148,791
1 0,293,546
44,629,470
1,756.207
7.942,371
1,077,850
5,134,336
4.362,327
income
$2,250,430
$2 .015,188
$8,861,578
SEC
share,
Y.
5f.
The
1 ,796,273
8.084,667
12 Months Ended
/ 7.016,713
-
Net
through
States
All
to
are
Securities
Dealers,
Inc.;
used for expansion and
be
Net
Net
income
income
Mud
Net
materials
Inc.
of
This
the
Okla.,
is
has
distributor
a
Baroid
oi
.7
91,271
loan
$9,800,136
bonus..—
mortgage
; 2,100,000
2,100,000
—F
dividends
Period End. May 19—
applicable to
stock
stock...— >$8,622,363
common
2292.
?
per
—
The
for
The
...
for 2,329,636
cipally
of
48.94%
President
quarters
in
Permit
the
on
and
35
183,
—V.
outstanding
stock
round-the-world
the
issue
shares
new
Commissioner
York
shares
Associates'
of
classes
ail
shipping
consist
assets
of
and
of
San
has
the
and
been
shares
Francisco
Natomas
will
granted
American
exchar g^s.
distributed
be
for
listed
The
■this
and
forward with
move
development.—V.
183,
p.m.
ers
Nemaha Oil
ney-Phoenix
260,000
share
Co., Dallas, Tex.—Stock
Co.,
shares
on
Inc., New
of
Offered—Whit¬
York, on May 18 offered
(par $1) at $1.50 per
PROCEEDS—The
ret
management's
present intention is
to
use
the
in
approximately the following
order
of
priority. To
its exploration and development program $115,000; to retire
proceeds
out
carry
the
outstanding debentures $16,000; payment
$64,000 and
the
remainder
BUSINESS—The
1953,
will
company
used
be
for
notes
on
is
Co.
&
ing
2216
Okla.
and
the
maintains
Dallas, Texas
company
Mercantile Bank Building,
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
its
executive
PRESENT
stock
($1
value)
par
New
"The
<.
1959
be
England Gas
Electric
&
System expects to
with
made
The
$15,800,000
by
the
present
but
tin
the
west
;
sale
market
fortunately,
to
spend
be
of
about
borrowed
long-term
for
sale
of
in
heads
period
83,560
we
the
funds
for
necessary
J
.:
*
linancing do not contemplate the issue
of
any
least
in the next couple of years,
although
subject-to recommendation in the light of
new
such
common
shares
decision
a
is
share
V
183,
from
to
San
Five
ing
/
:
the
to
"set
markets
ment
the
sale
of
the
stock
common
total
will
of
be
used
land
Mutual
Life
permission
of
414%
Mutual
Insurance Co.—V.
high bid
rejected on June
for
$6,600,000
of
a
them
3V2s
as
"With
Basin
Corp.
in
is
New
Mexico
points
Utah,
in
New
Falls;
Wyoming,' Idaho,
has
.V.
GIVING
EFFECT
to
of
Key
$1
TO
"
PRESENT
the
200,000
Employees
shares
of
the
referred
to
and
company
the
Pacific"
/
■
to
President
by
in
and
to
28,
Central's
indicated
as
bias
of)
the
meant
a
The
Halsey,
w.th
runners-up
4%
out
on
Dec. 15,
The
1,
-
—V.
183,
'
of
certificates
Despatch
"Central
Gross
was
'-Net
Shops
Inc
Shops bought
Grant,
has
elected
of
to
Net
Vice-
reject
the
The
Inc.,
and
Salomon
associates
Bros,
offer
would
have
to
reoffer
1956, Out to 3.90%
the
yield
on
Dec.
ry.
■*'.
from
.
to
15, 1970 —V. 183,
p.
for
'
New York,
2539.
and
oper.
Railway
•
Chicago & St. Louis
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Apr. 30—
-Railway
Net
revenue.
oper.
rev.
expenses
from ry. oper.
The
name
1'715'353
of this company
Inc.. effective
-
New
June
1,
RaUway
Ry.
York, New Ilaven
Net
operating
oper.
Net
rev.
ry.
was
1956.—V.
Period End. April 30—
•
,
rev.
expenses
fr.
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
ry.
$3,800,585 $17,867,139 $14 312
1.578,398
7,291,848
Corp.—Name Changed—
changed to
183,
&
p,
„
$3,027,617
$2,971,252
$7,255,171
~$9 837~770
657.191
1,249,058
*2,152,505
3*.839*,277
183,
p.
This
for
2653.
feature
is
of
the
be
of
p.
company,
order
an
the
it
Interstate
Commission
000.000.
Of
this
Commerce
the
at
proceeds
of
the
B
dollar
170,000.—V.
company's
183,
p.
$1
par
the
additional
shares
S.
by
Bell,
Navy
Yard, San
•f« ;•«
already
in Fort Worth, Texas.—
1
Division,
.
which
intention
to
immediately
company's-; Portland,
plant.
Ore.,
•
•
agricultural needs.
pointed
include
the
use
defoliation.
for
treatment
y
that
out
this improvement project is
future-, growth" which Pennsalt
for
Projects
include
previously announced
Wash.; Wyandotte and Riverview, Mich.;
N-. J.; the development-6f a fluor¬
and solar salt harvesting facilities in Utah.
Paulsboro,
President,
on
fluorspar mine
the
and
May
in
21,
the
announced
Crittenden. County,
completion
The
de-
milling facilities in
of
expansion
Ky.
the
of
re-
early in 1**54.
substantially
capacity
Hill
Dyer's
unit
in
excess
supplements
by
Pennsalt
resources
is
other
during
mineral
the
expected
current
to
past
keep
reserves
10
years.
Calvert
City.
expansion
plant
of
the
for
Presently
this
by
under
with
pace
chlor-caustic
production
capacity,
of
and
Pennsalt's
Fluorspar is
there
construction
unit.
multi-
a
new
line
of
the basic
of
one
raw
X
.
693,278
in
working
May;
Mexico,
would
used
be
for
June
in
and
a
be
bank
on'June
borrowings
has
6,
for
as
for
be
its
Motor
sliding
applied
May
are
to
construction
be
used
program,
to
eventual
chemicals
economy
Minerales
completed
also
its
'
•
has
distribution
for
year
of
the
company's full
home use
industrial,, farm
the
of
Metales
y
first
■
as
west coast
and
of
Mexico.
Industriales, another subsidiary
fluorspar mining activities in
of
'
•
Pennsalt
growing
throughout
Petrolane
to
,
with
own
the
the
Central
•
International
exporting,
and
South
Corp., Philadelphia, the
importing," and manufacturing
America.—V.
183,
p:
1757.".'
Service, Inc.—Earnings Increased—
President
quarter ended
and Chairman
net
income
March
31,
after
1956.
of
the
taxes
Board,
totaled
This represents
on
May 29
$279,004
a
45%
for
*
an-
the
gain over
$192,660 for
470,000
of
ter
per
to
also
1955
(he same period of the previous year.
share amounted to 59 cents in the first quarter of 1956,
41 cents
shares
Sales
now
in
the
first quarter
of
1955
on
outstanding.
substantially from $2,028,908
Increased
to $2,237,457 in the first quarter of
the basis of
the
in the first quar¬
1956.—V. 183, p. 2226.
Pilgrim Helicopter Services, Inc., Washington, D. C.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
..J
SEC
The
corporation
on
May
•
coveijng
SEC
/
r
for
23,500
shares
filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock (par $3) to be offered
22
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
the purchase of two helicopters, insurance, and working capital.
•
$5
at
and
part of the
estimated at $67,-
Gas
consolidated
Earnings
purposes;
1956,
Faote,
compared,
into
-
the
E.
first
.
,
to
P.
nounced
conversion
15,
pay
the
400
-
interest
Express
convertible
construction
of
the
a
for
.Operating abroad
company
stock.
connection
will
on
;4.
this
in
San Luis Potosi
area.
Largest of its type in Mexico, this mine
produces metallurgical grade ore used as a flux in making open hearth
•
"
cash
15,' 1957,
-
program,
operations
the
.
debentures
said/ will
capital
Shirks
to
of
This
rapidly expanding
Late
/ In
is
than
more
the
its
expansion
Nearing completion at Navojoa, Sonora in the
new agricultural chemical processing
plant and
plant provides an expansion of Pennsalt de
plant and office facilities in Mexico City and estab-
area
another base
of
growth
further
Mexico.
center.
central
Mexico's
line
/;'
-
,
its projected five-year
announced
Commission
common
company
funds
debentures.
sold
1956
U.
sodium chlorate
cotton
integral part of
an
li hes
„
borrowings
1970.
the
ordered
and
the
"program
mine
required
of
t
*107,797
-
has
the
Gas
refrigerants and propellents.
has
,
sale,
amount, $2,500,000 borrowed
of
of
Tacoma,
nearby
distribution
proposed
borrowings aggregating $14,500,000
are
exempt
the Holding Company Act.
Accordingly, approval is being requested for proposed additional borrowings of $14,000,000.
The
>
division
Corp.,
Niagara
Turbine Division, Cincinnati;
Expands Operations in Mexico—
from
costs
Hill
substantial
As
4,180.072
convertible
additional
-
Allison
continuing expansion of the company's integrated chlorine-fluorine
a.
*
*124,360
10-year
class
of
announced
was
the
the manufacture of.chlorine dioxide
for
uses
and
potential
materials
1860.
authorizing
re¬
engineer¬
announce¬
increasingly important of these is its
-year.<
this
be?an
a
Isotron
122,154
'749,218'
414,688
5%
additional
beginning
183,
Neoflow
an
Aircraft
number of industrial and
a
and
Drake,
of
area
million
Pa.
will
common
r
/
from
announced
at
Kentucky acquired
-Further development of these
\
given interested persons until June 20, 1956,
to request a hearing thereon.
.;
.•
/
The company has entered into
a
credit agreement with seven banks
for borrowings
during 1956 in an aggregate amount not to exceed $31.-
39!657,512
ops._
P.
facilities
333,009
■
3,897,229
1,706,682
'
the
debenture
common
debentures
B
to
$2,000,000
supply
the
-7
have
western
the
'
RR.—Earnings—
income___
in
$1,168,504
Ohio Power Co.—Seeks to Borrow from
Banks—
and
45,288,638
to
to
.•
and
Kentucky
steel.
applied
the
Peerless
according
Bell
Ohio;
material in
FX;
Dver's
With
sub¬
r.
...
4,698,300
162,099
$1,000,000
and
pries scale.—V.
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines
9,874,812
of
additional
The
class
1956—Month—1955
1956—4 Mos —1955
$13,891,620 $12,846,064 $52 543 809 $49 495 282
10.864,003
the
•
2226.
issue
Lancaster,
convertible
2420.
Hartford
of
The
5,912;600
'
'
3,617,321
additional shares
about
operations
834
has
to
"were
developed-and supplies the-cameras.
equipment and materials for business
Camera
cells
serves
raw
in
velopment
in
railway-—':l,238,924
purpose
Corp.,
-•
$4,219,782
New York City Omnibus
.
63,785
121,213
provide
r
1956—Month—1955
1956—4 Mos —1955
$14,413,769 $12,673,994 $57,734,204
$48 799 520
10,193,987
8,873,409
39,867.065
34 486 686
-V.ri83OPp''242C0me""
283,371
company
The
-
$1,041,375
1 51,32 0
permission
ordered
bas s,
Helicopter
recent
late
northwestern
516,482
p.
said,
the
_
have
Aircraft
company
control
City,
mine
'same
Norwalk Truck Lines, Inc., Norwalk, O.—Plans to
Is-,
sue Debentures—
*
v.The
certificates
weed
Wiliiam
of
.
.
1953
$1,259,070
income
he
$9,-
Completes Fluorspar Mine in Kentucky—
•
1954 '
141,277
oper.
its
chlorate
more
Republic
1955
535,478
railway—!
1956,"
an
of
over
Salt Mfg., Co.—Improvements—
this
expansions at
spar
10%
$1,322,754
♦Deficit.;—V. 183,
the
were
from
profits
;
chlorate
the
ores,
10%
income—
from
Net
cost.
planned
Corporation
railway____
railway
oper.
represented
net
25%
Securities
Securities Corporation
2420.
from
"
monev
Central's
of
sodium
Calvert
*
Co
of
received
■
bleaching./Other
.plant
privi¬
for
been
Neoflow
ai
818.
p.
innirgi'rated
pur¬
55%
1956
from
ry.
Gross
cost
subsidiary."
Co.,
'
,
_
From Jan. 1—
associates turned in the rejected high
&
bid.
our
thfc
and
offered
which
Akron,
part
caption
subscription
stock
warrants;
.....
with
Stuart
additional-
common
the
-
Co/s
Company spokesmen
of a $55,000,000
•I ■
severally
percentages
through vhe
for,
arter
qt
Indianapolis;
Co.,
second
essential
an
pulp
have
respective
and
„v'/;
Electric
the
company
Desoatch
RR.
p.
of
the
subscribed
subscription
Co
Peabody &
Dominion
Union
Eng¬
&
of
the
or
shares
exercise
Weld
shares not
warrants
2,811,973
the
company/in
below
$114,000,000
Utilizing an • Improved, electrolytic cell developed by Pennsalt technical
and operating personnel, the new facilities are
expected to go on stream
early next year.
/.
.as
Northwestern Pacific
RR.—Earnings-
bidding
by
the
the
any
April—
trust
Central
finance,
issue
interest
had
group
3.o0%
U
from
names,
subscription
of
upon
Kidder,
P
June
New
.......
1955.
96.163
a
net
due
Rejected—
strong cash position
bids,", said Walter R.
the
charge
keep
96.255.
1969,
equipment
for
Br<??' & Hutzier and
[bid,
p.
their
White,
Jersey
and
purchase
of
named
high.
the
.
.
underwriters
urst
have
Corp.,
insialled
one
•Among
and
are
of
1954
of
1
•
Pennsylvania
*9,675,973 shs.
under
new
highest net profit
began its operations
\
OfficiPls
•
./."Outstanding
20,000,000 £hs.
possible
company
revenue
that
continuous-flow
Aircraft
is
182,
Colo¬
FINANCING
could
•
natural
Oregon
the
corporation,
General
Sodium
and
Barney* Balaban,
making reduced-size eppies of their large
a
Motors
This
acreage
a
Mexico
by
quarter •earnings
"show
the
new
manufacturers
for
orders
new
Goodyear
Colorado.
and
presently- constructing
from
Colorado;
.in
second
said,
the
over
■Frcn.cisco.
by Pacific Northwest to engage
production of oil and gas.
All of the'
shares of common stock of North¬
by Pacific Northwest.
Since its organi¬
extending
(par
all
opposite
Net
Dec.
on
the
New
notes,
Co.
5.
The certificates were put up
subsidiary of the New oYrk
,
the
Insurance
183,
New York Central RR.—Bid
The
from
promissory
Life
♦
high
manufactures photocopy
replace
the
by
this
ty
General
,
3,011,973
informed
were
Balaban
sir.ee
operating
for
on
industry.
"■The
"
stock
exercise
Natural Gas Co.—To Sell Notes—
Massachusetts
reduce
will
Corp.—Offering Made to
Production Corp. above'.
1956
responsible for
5%
major
more
cameras
quirements,
agreed
at
always
*
1878,
C-54
despite recent adverse market
receipts of npn-recurring profits realized during
be
1955
5
quarter
1955,'Mr.
almost
drawings
and
'
•
The
Peerless
formed
Juan
Pipeline
system
* Assuming
lege,
The company has received
Commission to sell $3,000,000
addi¬
Corp.—Expects Record Earnings
June
revenue
earnings
ducing
the
and
owned
the
Northwest
pipeline
scription
New Jersey
Pipeline
1956
to
an
the
Peerless Photo Products, Inc.—-Receives Orders—
of
-
,
was
UNDERWRITERS—The
1860.
p.
for
from
quarter of 1956 were reported as $1,722,000 representing $.80 per share,
which included $.16 per share profit on the installment sale of film
whicn
group
'
•
,
chased.
changing market conditions."
—V.
equal
made
uny,
special payments
rata.—V. 183, p. 111. '
shorts."-j-V. 183, p. 2540.
of
outstanding
are
in
acres
"Offering
.
and dependable for bor¬
construction. • Our plans for
current
is
These
pro
company's
that
for
of
*e
"Our
adequate
rowing
amount
an
highest first quarter earnings since the inception of the corporation
•except for the first quarter of the 1955 when con olidit'rd ret earnings
were
$2,858,000. Our estimaxed consolidated net earnings for the first
cor¬
siock
each
Authorized
assured
are
for
common
Production
for
presently
Common
Is not
favorable,
requiring it to go into
In the meantime
-
,
common
investment banking
an
proceeds
CAPITALIZATION
1956-
repayment to
the subsidiaries.
of
.
share.
Northwest
Production
rado
securities
position
the market for funds at an
early date.
that our banking arrangements are
the
the
with
securities
long-term
a
In
banks,
of
the offering.
per
"Washington.
part:
$31,000,000
from
debt
subsidiary is in
no
said
1
be
///
second
would
operating
1950.
Pipeline Corp. rights to subscribe for
Production
exploration
Pacific
Association—Financing
May
on
' ;
«
mortgage
700,000 more than maintained that percentage of improvement
net profits of the preceding year.
zation, operations of Northwest Production have been limited princi¬
pally to the acquisition of oil and gas leases
covering approximately
*
gas
Lloyd D. Campbell, President,
!
of
#6,664,000
Outstanding
*680,741 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
holders
BUSINESS—Corporation
at
FINANCING
■"'i
period
dre-re-
the purchase of 500 new box cars
costing
a • total- of
$9;665,228.—V.
and
•
Authorized
Common
offices
in
■
trust
rolling stock.
company for exploration and development
drilling on existing
for the acquisition of, additional
acreage interests.
^
in Delaware on1 June 23,
corporate, organization to acquire, further develop
interests in oil and gas properties. The company's produc¬
properties are
located
in
Richardson
County, Neb. and Creek
and operate
County.
Commission
equipment
new
The subscription offer will expire at 3:80 *
(EDT) on June 14, 1956. Subject to allotment, hold¬
may subscribe for any unsubscribed shares.
White,
'shares
general corporate purposes.
$as incorporated
units
offering
PROCEEDS—Net
provide U
to
tO'finance
.
-price of $1
to bank
payable
of
ing to certain of its key employees and those of Pacific '
Northwest Pipeline Corp. non transferable
rights to purchase an aggregate of not more than
200,000 shares of
the common stock of Northwest Production
Corp. at a'
stock
common
Commerce
$7,725,000
procurement of
Simultaneously, Northwest Production Corp. is offer¬
best-efforts basis.
a
Interstate
for
issued by First Trust Co., St. Paul, trustee,
equal annual instalments, the railroad company
locomotive
will underwrite
,
the
tne
2226.
Weld
211.
p.
with
be
15
used
Northwest
of further diversification
program
a
the
•
on
the
said
He
Earnings
and
May 29, 1956.
upon dissolution oi that company.
This completes the program announced in early March for consolida¬
tion of the
two companies.
Natomas, after certain reorganization of
..
will
to
liability
that
record
a
trends.
Pacific Northwest Pipeline Corp. common held of record
Associates
Its Board,
diesel
p.
of
the 2,stockholders o 1
the
Oil
195T,
to
.
10-year, 4%
a
provision
Northwest
Pictures
stockholders
reach
2,811,973 shares of Northwest Production common stock
(par $1) at $1.10 per share, on the basis of one share
trading
Subsequently
to
to
in
be
Pacific Northwest
head¬
the California
by
been
have
will
poration
prin¬
with
company
1,
In
recovery/ if
net
Government.
242G.
p.
Aug.
payable
quarterly installments/
$340,000 reduction in PAC's
a
will
Further
payments
Union
-
of the
Northwest
183,
President,
Equipment Issue—-
Northwest Production Corp.—Stock Offered—This
Francisco.
San
to
N"w
329,636
the
stock.
Natomas
the
of
Lines,
Corporation
of
shares
repayable
They
following approval by stockholders of both companies, Natomas ac¬
quired the assets of Associates subject to existing liabilities in exchange
applied
to assume
in connection
certificates,
be
said.
Completed—
has
company
authority
certliicates,
Smith, President of this company and Ralph K. Davles, Presi¬
AFL Associates, Inc. on June 4 announced tnat on June 1, 1956,
dent ot
$500,000.
to
to
due
interest
„
able
pa,
installment
payment
the
t
Pacific
$1.19.'
*-
principal
Tnls amounts
Stockholders—See
6,038,569
3%
and
2420.
p.
Northern Pacific Ry.—Plans
will
G.
witn
-
up
aga.n
-■
•
interest
at
agreement.will provide for
quarterly
claim
Northern Indiana Transit, Inc,—Secondary Offering—
Swift, Henke & Co., Chicago, 111., on June 5 offered and
sold 34,706 shares of capital stock (no par) tor-tue acv
count of selling stockholders.
by
•
Natomas Co.—Consolidation
R.
Oil Co.,
stock.
PAC
Airmotive
4%.
at
advance
debt.
second
earn.ngs
Pacific
of net-profits.
loan
remaining quarterly
;
$47,610,262 $42,818,688 $232,095,437 $213,762,419
p.
Union
company.
of
amount
between
mortgage loan
$3,100,000
principal
$7,200,136
J - •
6,112,403
share.Fiui_F_™.i.c_^.>i._.i:_.^_ ' ///
$1.41
o0%
oi
revised
o.
The
net
500,000
outstanding at end of
$1,200,000
Paramount
1956—20 Wks.—1955
1956—4 Wks.—1955
Sales
183,
substantial
a
agreements
tional
$7,700,136
500,000
Stock—_
preferred
on
loan
"
$0.84
National Tea Co.—Current Sales Higher
—V.
agree¬
Calilornia, John W. Myers, Chairman, said
largest, stock interest in the
srill retains
Ion,-term
/
>
i
]
loan
Oil
beginning Dec. 1, 1956.
156,495
$11,222,363
nt
.'.The
9,643,641" '
11,131,092
:
common
Earnings
.
.
Union
$2,240,000 sharehtldar's
a
tA.
56,573,696
$9,122,363
for
—V/.183,
the ex¬
the oil well drilling
182, p. 917.
Division.—V.
63,331,520
income..!
first
on
period
10,049,082
acquired
of
and
9,175,010
13,715,511
been
taxes
_-X_
■
19,224,092
13,282,534
$1.16
Tulsa,
firm
by
26,998,045
—
——
and
expenses
income
Shares
V.
143,326,809 119,407,707
income——
on
income
on
—
produced
of
the
group
inciude 'h
1955
$74,4u2,612 $66,217,337
—
income
Net
1955
$
share
common
stock.
of
taxes
taxes
—
per
Products,
change
Fed.
Federal
---
income
Interest
working capital.
1956
_i.™_
for
prov.
for
existing
PAC
Present
York,
New
$
,
before
revise
plan
ment
.
1S56
.
income
Gross
May 28 filed a letter of notification with thq
shares of class A stock (par $1) to be offered at
:
Inc.
(
•
National Lead Co.—Earnings Up 37%-
Provision
"
April 30-r-
revenues
operating
Other
Singac, N. J.—Files—;/
3 Months Ended March 31—
,
1
Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
1
Provision
Sales
the
27,213,553
5,770,519
183, p. 2294.
Operating
Operating
on
proceeds
with
^
■l.ovever,
\
covering 99,800
per
23,053,992
7,336,716
Northern Illinois Gas
r
$7,841,329
2,035,666
charges.
corporation
6,997,746 ", 30,616,079
25,896,926
-to
pian
Company's proposed new loan agreement
is
subject to ratification by PAC shareholders. Approval of
will be considered at a special stockho.ders' meeting in July. *
'* A
sale of
150.000 shares of Union's PAC stock to officers and key
memb=rs of PAC managemen. has also been negotiated, Mr. Myers re¬
ported. -Transfer of these 150.000 shares will give the PAC manage¬
27,243,152
6,361,982
after
—V.
183, p. 2539.
The
23,101,000
a
'
Mountain View Diners, Inc.,
S3
-
6,887,025
1,301,305
26,062,000
of
5.
u«e
.
Acceptance
.
39,951,299
2,000,729
5,714,000
tn
165,183,937
Corp.—To Revise Financing—
approved
have
Union Oil Co.
.
Net
$66,567,755 $59,041,980
11,178,582
taxes__
operating
after
—V.
____
taxes
operating
Net
Net
income
181,064,652
Airmotive
directors
with
ments
'6,876,948.-26,601,175
' 7,330,795
operating income
charges.
The
$
41,610,544
6,495,000
taxes__
$
61,199,238 267,343,906 242.746,642
"
45,886,219-
taxes
Pacific
1956—4 Months—1955
V"'
$
67,100,730
expenses
income
operating
Net
1956—4 Months—1955'
expenses
Federal
Co.—Earnings
11.56—Month—1955
.Ls."
Operating revenues
Operating
2186.
p.
Co.—Earnings Higher—
1.56—Month—1955
Monday, June 11, 1956
»•.
.
per
Pioneer Natural Gas
ondary
par)
was
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
sec¬
7,000 shares of common stock
(no
made on June 6 by Scherck, Richter & Co: at
offering
of
$26 per share, with a
dealer's discount of 45 cents
per
Volume 183
Number 5541
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2767)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
Perio End. Apr. 30—
Railway
Railway
oper.
revenue.
$3,832,251
oper.
expenses
2,952,410
The
r
.
from
1956—Month—1955'
J
1956—4 Mos.—1955
underwriters
che
$3,461,883
$14,410,216 $12,521,742
2,668,275
11,843,328
10,207,957
by
,
named
company,
percentages,
below
have
Net rev. from ry. oper.
ry.
—V.
$879,841
$793,608
$2,566,888
1,056,981
income—.
oper.
1,038,587
3,735,839
the holders of warrants:
- *
•
•
%
'
.
1
$6.25
With
proceeds
letter of notification
a
with
stock (par $5)
common
are
Brown
&
Folger,
.—V.
the
to be
8
Mackall
13
—
Company——
Fleming-W. B.
&
183,
SEC
Sons
&
&
Coe
Three Months Ended March 31—
sales and operating revenues..—
Income before depreciation,
and
provision
Depreciation,
Provision
Portion
4
Federal
2654.
p.
&
Lynch,
13
of
Dividends
Earnings
-- 4
income
and
"
t
accrued
taxes!
Rouse,
:
&
to
income
2,307,198
1,489,176..
stock-
.-
*
Finance
Brewer
&
424,850
-
' *
■
■
.Potomac
stock_i_*i:
/
_j—
"
..
I
capital,
and
comparable
1956
6%
50,770
r
Electric
Power
with respect "to preferred divi¬
outstanding-.—V. T83, "p.v2295.
cumulative
;
'■ %-'r[r■';. ,v;:
• h:
and
is
increasing
GIVING
be
the
-
-
•
TO
102%
at
:
•
.
at
and
The
bonds
new
ranging
from
of
will
redeemable
be
104.60%
to
plus
par,
at
optional
accrued
1982—_L
due-1972_L_
loans.
FINANCING
1
small
;■
the basis of
of record June 5,
3l—" "
:
"
Delaware
in
„
1956.:
' *
-
portion
to
of
interest
and'discount
etc._-'
2
-
minority
,J
New
756,000
the
tion
of
income
-♦Cash
for
asset"
,
_1
dividends
declared
to
reflect
based-ion
pfd.
on
.the
shares
two-for-one
in
1955
r.
manufacturer
is
estimated
through
that
31,
Dec.
1957
lator's
control
sale
the
855,000
534,000
Gross
in
electric
in
of
1956,
princilally
the
in
energy
Virginia
of about
and
643
service
to
and
are?,
21,000
property
amounted
to
and
in
in
the
the
the
and
j
largest of
the
miles,
was
of
The
and
of
approximately
in
the
The
;
the
District of
1955),
amounted
the
to
$60.552,200—-an
months
12
ended
April
became
increase
30,
ended
of
April
effective
on
Net
income
for the
and
For
,
stock
ended
numbers
the
for
same
the -12
mon
riod
in
months
12
period ended
months
were
of
;
;
in
April 30,
1955
ended April
$1.54,
1955.
shares
ended
was
on
or
at
the
of
consider
ends
of
»'
Vadis
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
mill
-
•
EFFECT
TO
New
Bank
share of
the
the
basis
respective
before
-
.
April
1,
Preferred stock,
*.
of
;
<
on
supplemented,
i
10,000,000
15,000,000
to
First
atany
3%
series
GIVING
bonds—
series
series
due
Jan.
1,
series
due
May
2*47c
series
due
with
without
the
mortgage,
provisions
further
action
EFFECT
TO
thereof.
of
PRESENT
Authorized
37/a%
33s%
series
due
June
1,
stock
Common
(par
bonds
new
.
;
forth
.
'
C.
Allyn
Paine,
&
Co.,
'
.
•
30,000,000
-
Webber,
Jackson
Curtis
&
'
*.
'•
15,000,000
10,000,000
1
900,000
E.
5
225,000 shs.
5,900,135 shs.
.where
Hutton
&
Co
Newhard, Cook & Co
Elkins, Morris & Co
Johnson,
Lane,
Co., Inc.
Chas.
Lee
W.
W.
&
Co.—
&
Crouter
&
Co._
R.
150,000
Co
&
&
Mason,
250.000
150,000
•
$6
in
was
&
Schmidt,
&
&
Co.
Co.__
150,000
100,000
.100,000
Poole,
Parke
for
which
the
the
has
in
in- the
an
the
company
tables
States
their
mining,
for,
metals,
in
Juab
six
Utah. '
At
County,
this
time
the
used
-
.
to
in
engage
has
no
;
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
stock
183,
p.
(par
10
such
to change all of
issued and out¬
rate
of
36
snares-of
$5).
1
rights
stock
to
purchase
which
the
offered
were
miles
20
Division.
Common
to
both
Lift
Is
tha
raising and lowering of loads.
extensive
line
of
rider-operated electric
wide
a
of
range
handling,
franchised
Canada.—V.
May
on
to
models
of
portabla
shear
and
press
independent
183,
feeding,
or
distributors
sup¬
in
tha
2422.
p.
29 filed
letter
a
used
for
of
stock
common
Shearson, Hammill
be
this
the
first
notification
(par $5)
&
Co.,
inventory
In
company
same
of
1956
with
and
the
to be offered at
Beverly Hills,
working
Calif.
capital.—rV.
of
1956,
increases
employees,
be
effective
additional
of
in
$2
t
well
,
'
7,
properties,
\
but
,
PRESENT
FINANCING
meet
share
in
year
It
were
<.
of
shares
The
net
515,000 shs.
1477.
to
greater
fcll
pav-
higher than
Invested
traffic
the
all
•»
in
roadway
demands
to
and
and equipment in
improve" plant and
the year,
were
the
now
Co.—Earnings Up—
fiscal
worth
or
$1.48
per
balance
sheet
of
year,
share
adjusted
for
the
559,143
outstanding.
consolidated
"Sales
'
basis
and
increase in freight rates, whictr
produce an estimated $5.8G0.00C
is estimated the higher rates will
of
>
$18,768,383,
the
equivalent
to
semi-annual
$33.57
$17,931,867, add a per-share book value of
Company's Annual Report for fiscal 1955.
(
costs
Net earnings of $1,124,510 were
reported for the six months ended
April 30,. 1956, or $2.01 per share on net sales of $30,031,497. A
year^
ago earnings were $826,997, on net sales of $18,443,836 for the
first
is
Outstanding
national
a
paid in 1955, and 1956 marks
dividends have
been
paid on
which
was
increased
others
3,450
half
deit
or
an
will
revenues.
$11.000,000
During
of
,
$5,380,000
that $6,500,000
Reliance Electric & Engineering
f
be
900 new freight cars were placed in service
ordered, of which more than 2,000 will be
placed in service in 1956. the remainder in 1957.
•
Under its
stepped-up capital improvement program, expenditures of
$32,550,000 are.planned for 1956—$5,125,000 for
roadway and $27,425,000 for equipment.—V. 183, p. 2540.
and
present
'
■-
-
oil
than
to
on
material
more
-•
service.
will
1956.
per
consecutive
More
$10,700,000,
earnings
,
March
on
$4,750,000
Dividends
1955
oil exploration and
at
produce
,
help offset these higher costs,
annually in
-
would
income
granted
higher
roll taxes, expenses for 1956 will
year.
net
.
in¬
as
estimated
are
This
,:
•
year.
wage
railroad
1955.
stock.
months
last
of
in
as
common
six
result
a
classes'of
52nd
producing, smelting,
minerals,
and
other
3,000,000 shs.
cents)
the
5,250
of
the
classes.
'
■
incorporated
Authorized
—V.
(par
materials
44
through
for
the
produce
'•
feeling
CAPITALIZATION
(p)
value),
at
the
shares
2422.
became
St.,
of the directors and officers of the company that an
opportunity exists to properly invest, acquire, and trade oil, gas and
other properties
potentially valuable.
The company has no specific
;
property or properties In mind at the present time, but desires to be
'.in a position to take
advantage of any favorable opportunities that
may come
to the attention of the management.
;
and
12
public.
Truck
-an
in
has
are
$418,000 ahead
To
of other undeveloped mining claims
unpatented mining claims which are
company
outstanding,
of
stock;
par
common
the
to
Electric
and
share,
p.
option to purchase the Bell Hill mining
mining district.
The company may
further proposes
of
issued
preemptive
value
par
covering 50,000 shares of
per
last
,
(actually the
Salt Lake City,
is
company
ores,
A
$5)
(par
also manufactures
company
proceeds
Detroit
exploration
company -now-owns
company
velopment.
the
exploring
selling
class
stock
common
makes
company
As
r
origi-
230 South Fifth
East 21st South St.,
1086
change all
rate
share of class B stock; and (dito
provide
corporation shall be $1,000,000 to consist
various
The
•
•-
company
.
located
engage
orders
entered
during
the
first
report indicates
share compared to
per
$32.53
half
of
reported
1956,"
J.
in
the
W.
Corey.
President, said "were $38,336,000, leaving a consolidated
backlog of
$34,302,000, which assures maximum production for this
company dur¬
ing the balance of 1956 and into 1957. The Reeves Pulley Division and
Reliance Electric & Engineering (Canada) Ltd. are on a
steeply as¬
cending production curve and have good backlogs which should give
them
Radio Corp. of America—To Offer New Color Receiver
RCA
Victor
first-time
150,000
Inc.
-
It
-
-
purposes
color
as-low
as
•
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
200,000
Nevada.
the
of
to
the
(without
stock
hydraulics of
company,
For
.
150,000
Renshaw
Horner
Williston
Bioren
$200,000
Bodine
Inc.
J.
at
good record
a
of performance
for
the
year.—V.
182,
1572..
p.
Townsend, '
&
&
Rodman
Scott,
250,000
Scranton & Co..
Carroll
300,000
250,000
Space &
-the
property
Common
Elddle
DeHaven
500,000
F.
of
approximately
•
10,000,000
10,000,000
Parrish
1,250,000
Spencer Trask & Co
the
and
$5.64 per share of
the primary business in which, the company intends to engage is
exploration and development of properties in Juab County, Utah,
The
4
-
at
offices
(b)
value),
par
Reading Co.—Earnings Expected at 1955 Rate—
or
(both
and
located
400,000 shs.
1,700,000
value);
Hydraulic
Earnings
due the
In
meeting held May 2,
1956,
2,250 shares of authorized, but
shares of auchorized but unissued
a
•
^
oil
as
10,000,000
♦
Yarnall,
Inc.
payment
on
and
also
:
*
The general
.
located
are
general
'
below:
$3,150,000
for the
organic and inorganic) obtained therefrom,
petroleum from natural sources.
However, at- the
the
;
$10)
Inc.
A.
-
set
Incorporated
is
the
instalments
1956,"
known
The corporation
SEC
or
amount is available for pay-
property
refining,
as
.
15.000.000
'
$50)
Ripley & Co.,
Hill
of
purchasers
named, below
have
severally
agreed to purchase from the company the respective principal amounts
Harriman
•
of stock
business
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
earmarked
the
time
10,000,000 shs.
(par
available
If said
Bell
quarterly
of
one
the. company
183,
processing,
*
.,5,000,000
1991
pfd. stock
\
*•
products
The
principal
Outstanding
1990_.
1,
cumui.
5;
the sale
atl the Wiener-Jones Building,
is
'
,
10,000,000
-
series due June
3%%
3.60%
"
-
-
1984—J—"
1, 1985_
series due March 1, 1987——
series due June 1, 1988—
$90,000
the
company
Nevada;
Utah.
stockholders
$5,000,000
-
Vegas,
cludes
FINANCING
1974
1975
1977
is
property.
of
consecutive
1955,
Southern
principal
,
stock
the
$5
the
repay
of
approval of the shareholders 9,000
to key executives of the
company
option plan,"
•
1,750
waived
the
Co.
(J. B.) Rea Co., Inc„ Santa Monica,
Calif.—Files With
pay-
from
1
amended
as
.
1983
1,
the -company
The
the
May
.314%.
{
1,
1,
due Aug.-1,
due
27/«%
_
5,910,135 shs.
,
Dec.
due Aug.
3 14%. series
,
10,000,000 shs.
under
.
mortgage
3»/4%
3V4%
L
issued
owners
main, of flee)
225,000 shs.
the company's charter to $125,000,000
one-time outstanding.
»•
-
CAPITALIZATION
=
be
Bell Hill
the
to
Trust
Securities and Exchange Commission—
nally Incorporated under the name of Calico Uranium, Inc., on Feb. 15,
1955r and on Jan. 15,. 1956, the name-of the company was changed
to Quo Vadis Mines,
Inc.
A» a Nevada corporation, the main office
Las
($50
issued
there
as
the
received
B
of
111,400 shs.
agreement dated Dec. 29,
the monies received
of
public offering will be
of monies
142,500
Midland
share of
one
stock
Shares,of
by
""ISO,000
'
"
welding and machine operations where materials
positioning
Is required during various
fabricating processes.
the purchasers thereof if the company fails
purchase the Bell Hill mining property for
This" e»cfow Is an informal one whereby the
90%
Outstanding
$297,250
BUSINESS—The company, a New York
corporation, was incorporated
1887
to
succeed
an
individual
proprietorship founded in
1840.
R. -Lyoiv was the founder of the business which
was
The
*
.
an.
,
before July 15,
1956, said $90,000 will be paid to said owners, and the company will
receive the title to
the Bell
Hill
mining property and assume the
management thereof.
of
$15,000,000
compliance
on
authorized
bo
may
sale
The
with
cash
at
FINANCING ;
-
port
make
.
.
PRESENT
sale
.
($10 par value )__i_____
bonds
time
of
due
BUSINESS—The
$110,000,000
or
;
cumulative
such
this
.
addition
Y.
N.
planning stage.
$475,000
agrees
and
par
stock for
common
elevating
to
to
the
retains
...
that 90%
states
TO
the
eliminate
common
Offered—First
to
Greene,
in
now
models, in which the power unit and operator's
are extremely '< compact and standardized for ease in servichuz.
addition, the company Is now
Introducing a new product which,
will
mark
the
company's entry Into the so-called "Walkie" electric
truck, field.
/
p. 2540.
used
company'8
T
an
t200,000 shs.
stock
.
presently limited by
amount
ment
r
periods.
400,000 shs.
♦Additional
is
owners
-
Outstanding
•
value)
amount
until
r
pe¬
the
be
.
under
option
Whatsoever.
reason
any
underwriter
.
Common stock
and
of stock
returned
its
i
"
par
sale
and
j
1957-
3.60%
.
the
exercise
to
are
plant
on
In
for purchase and Installation of conand development costs, equipment and for
" •
.
escrowed
FINANCING.
»
—
consistent
the
1956
ffrom
capital
area
f
authorized
best efforts basis.
on a
agreement
from
to
com¬
corresponding
PRESENT
,.
....
.
bonds, due June. 1, 1991
loan notes, 3%%', payable
dividend,
$5)
company
working
expand
in
its
((par $5)
of class
new
shareholders
The
.
-
,
(Nev.)—Stock
.proceeds
;
underwriting
(
f
per
company's
the
to
in
(without
stock
stock for
shares
trucks
properties,
exploration
working capital.
The
net
Belh Hill
on
centration
1
1956, was $9*076,600,
Authorized
mortgage bonds—.
-Outstanding series:
modest
a
Mines, Inc.
1'»PROCEEDS—The
ments
-
"
First
paying
cents) at. $1 per share
•
\
.
earnings
...
Jersey Securities Corp., Newark,. N. J., on May 17 publicly offered' 300,000 shares of common stock (par 10
■;
$5,256,-
•
compared with $1.19 for the
These earnings are stated on
outstanding
shares..
the
In
(b)
to
for
and
stock
common
Division
.
ia authorized
would
Quo
•
May 6,
15.0%
$6,529,800,
1956,
30,
600,000
in
Increase
an
the
„
20 equal
March l;
without
A
shams' of
United
1956,
30,
$7,875,200
*
~
.
and
to
and
by
The company
is located in Greene, N. Y.,
approximately
northeast of Binghamton, N. Y.
Production
and
sales
fall
into
two
divisions,
the
r
ended
1955.
operating costs amounted to $47,676,800—an increase
12.4%.
or
Inc.,
250,000
(par
-
.
1
.
change
approved-a
May .29
Industries,
from
;
Total
600
-
.
%earnin^s, before the end of the year.1—V. 183,
months
-
capital cleared the way for a two-for-one
directors approved on the same date. »• The record
split-is'July 9. • S. R. Baker,.-Chairman, said ;thafr the
the
for
directors
-
Colum¬
during the'12 months
(reflecting, in part, the rate increase which
over
4
.*
May 28 of¬
as the Lyon Iron Works until 1941 when the name was
changed to
Lyon-Raymond Corp.
The present name of the company, The Rdv,mond Corp.; was adopted on May-29, 1951.
split which the
date
•
12
Baker,
stock
...The increase
/
1,410,000,
the 12 months ended March 31, 1956, the
company
operating revenues of $59,864,085 and net income of $8,961,995.
for
to
stock
31,
$22,494,000.
revenues
-
of the new plant, where Purolator plans .to
filter elements for the automotive world, adds
manufacturing space to the company's holdings
than a million square feet of manufacturing area
stockholders'
name
common
area
Dec.
EARNINGS—For
operating
t,
la
Sold—George
on
George
air
Pyrene-C-O-Two .Corp.-^Chatige in Name Voted—
;
May, the directors authorized additional construction projects
amounting to $2,774,800, including $2,259 500 for transmission and dis¬
tribution facilities and $338,500 for- customer extensions and services.
Total
In
feet'of
it'more
gives
for
1- in
fourth
a
stock
additional
construction
Marine
to
(a)
stock
A
(all
class
200,000
The-
Acquisition
square
750
21,400
1
'
June
on
received
provide
CAPITALIZATION—At
class
stock
of
application
Virginia.
plant
19,
Columbia
service
as
April
Puroby the Twin Coach
five plants owmd
throughout the country.—V. 183, p. 2422;
grbss
will
In
showed
Kent.
150,000
generation,
District
Maryland.
square
estimated to have b°en
are
Maryland
additions
April 30,
of
areas
population
In
Co.
filters "took .title
oil
the
in
on
reserved
voted
common
tPreferred
1955.
be
to
quarterly
1..1960—
and
restricted
IN
new
of
183, p. 1114.-
6,000,-
.
and
Y.—Stock
EFFECT
authorization
that the capital
«
automotive
of
manufacture oil and
,
engaged
effective
31,
B
such new
r
Ohio to its eighth American'plant.. This brought under
Kent,
!
is
consists
company
which
of
and
contiguous
the
bia,
-It
1956
March
Purolator Products, Inc.—Acquires Ohio Plant—
This
plant.
distribution
of
31,
stock-split
at
1, 1935.—V,
N.
the provisions of
years
been
standing, into
*$1.05
of
excess
Columbus
par .value)--,
with
under-a
new
553,000
$1.07
—
to
have
shares
$ ;,500
commencing
unissued
>
,
1956'and
in
$7,500
shareholders
9,429,000
shares.——
outstanding
GIVING
through Dec.
five
CHANGE
■
990,000
<■
(a)
whereby the company
within
into
9,184,000
—-
share
Greene,
company
tPursuant
,
—.—
—
shares called for.redemption April
first mortgage
,*
treasury for a
made
York
shares
8,439,000
.
—
^
common
per
•V*Restated:
1955,-
;
stock
common
of
its
already
construction.
March
BUSINESS—Company
and
the
of
$10,00,000
reimburse
expenditures
future
from
sale
of
1956
the
eligible
144,000
*
9,184,000
—
capital
a
Earnings
.
-
construction
part.
the
the-sale
company- to
179,000
non-recurring
profit-^
profit,
after' taxes,, on disposi-
in
2654,
p.
used
due
accordance
loan
:
:
.
1,
between
prices
.
June
.
„
interests—,
before
Non-recurring
:
\
.
to
applicable
Income
planes
-
Common stock ($5
♦In
$ .;
.
of
This offering has been
completed,
wilLbe
noies—5%
-—-^
—
by
k
of
1_——
income
two
company
BanK
1955
636,000
completion
Authorized
•
1956
an-
being
July 31
now
said.
bonds—514%
10-year term
due Oct. 1, 1960 through Jan.
.1, 1966
127,072,000 120,800,000
earned,
share.
per
offering
class
about $59,000,000.
The
program
includes -the installation
100,000-kilowatt turbo generator at the company's Potomac
new
River
,
by
additions
aggregate
a
the
in
pay,
-j property
of
from
proceeds
with. proceeds from
used
j83,
Corp.,
"
.
"
auto¬
total
a
are
Debenture
183,
.
' :
"
•
he
1926,
financing.—V.
$
Income
":
share for each 20 shares held
one
PROCEEDS—Net
will- be
has
-
in
loans
—
•
bonds
Ohio.—V,
'
an
together
also
CAPITALIZATION
85,000 shs.
.
offering by Potomac Electric Power Co. of 281,435
common stock (par $10) to its common stock¬
holders.
The company, is offering the common stock
through warrants expiring on June 20, at $20.25 per
--
later,
of
President,
having
$290,000
for
estimated cost of $200,000.' The project is
(
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
operating income
Dividends,
shares of
on
costing
Ohio,
dryer and
scope
Hoover,
buildings
scheduled
plans to start
approximately 21,000 sq. ft.
of
600,000
100,000 shs.
of
$14
The
„
4
unit
general corporate purposes,
manufacturing facilities. < 1 i
Outstanding
$3,000,000
..
2,000,000
incorporated
was.
business
i
Net
redemption
interest,;..
and
space
for
y
•
the
3 Months Ended March
Gross
'
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. and Johnston, Lemon
Co.
an investment
banking group which is underwrit¬
share
month
a
corporation
City,
this
working
outstanding
PRESENT
Authorized
$3,000,000
".-
-.5
t
head
ing
first
A.' M.
factory
PROCEEDS—1-The net- proceeds *tc
-
■>
Total
,-f
■
new
floor
the
with
second
Raymond
;
increase
i
,
,
•
Two
of
Delaware,
clothes
the
D, B. Bonbright & Co.* Rochester, N. Y.,
fered publicly 21,400 shares of common
}.-
.
to
volume
EFFECT
corporation
in
Pure Oif Co.
-
;
i'
Corp.,-100.2699?-and Kidder,-Peabody & Co., ;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, White, Weld & Co. and
Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, (jointly), 100.149. Lehman Brothers and Union
Securi-ties Corp.
(jointly) bid 102.279 and- Dillon, Read &- Co.,- Inc., and
Johnston, Lemon & Co. (jointly) bid 101.859, both for 3%s.
-
15;
feet
its
for
increase
plant's annual production capacity has been in
prior to addition of the new facilities.
Plain
127,708,000 121,556,000
j, Costs,
operating, selling
gen;, expenses—— 107,097,000 102,902,000
■V A fractionally higher bid of 100.799 for a similar
coupon, submitted
6,949,000 ' 6,437,000
by Lee Higginson Corp. and associates, was rejected because of tech-, V Prpv. for deprec., depletion-. «Se amortization-J
Interest expense
4;-—1—
I—:
nical factors relating to the submission of the1
740,000
249,000
bidding papers. Other
Cash discounts allowed
bids
for.-the bonds as 3%s came
343,000
312,000
from: Halsey, Stuart1 & Co. Inc.,
Provision for. Federal income taxes—
1
3,216,000
100.309; The First Boston
3,073,000
,
May"
of
capacity
and
units
The
'
*
•
used
$10)_.n-———1-
(par
engaged
2421.
Offered—Harri-
Ripley & Co. Inc. on June 5 headed an investment
banking syndicate offering $10,000,000'of first mortgage
3%% bonds, due June 1, 1991, at 101.094% and accrued
interest, to yield 3.57%, The underwriters won award of
the issue at competitive sale on June 4 on a bid of
;
stock
BUSINESS—The
:
p.
Co.—-Bonds
to
are
4 •••„'.'* 4.'
debenture due
6%-x cumulative^ debe'nttires
$0.72
.
to
CAPITALIZATION
basis
shares
common
(.
the
,,.000
•*
■
^
*$1.62
proceeds
>
devoted
$686,952-1 \
8,384'
»
.
stocks
PROCEEDS—The
r-
,
man
ioo.38%...
•:
2
Pa.—De¬
1 publicly of-
redemption
,
93,115
•
-
,
$1,547,854
common
-r..
expansion
,
2
Becker—
Service, ;Inc.p Philadelphia,
debentures
(nay- he
called for
interest.**-,
accrued
/
579,536
..
~
These
.
947,595
-
an
production
The new
buildings will increase the Delaware plant's floor
space
approximately 25% and enable the company to
rearrange its manufacturing setup, Mr. Hoover said.
:
3
■.
Company
$300,000 of 6% cumulative debentures, 1955 series,
) dated June 1, ,1955 and due Dec. 1, 1972, at 100% and
accrued interest (in denominations of
$100 and multiples
J thereof). The offering is not underwritten.
i
•"
f
1,181,317
taxes..
^
preferred
on
and
13
_
and Lukens__-.
bentures Offered—The company on June
> Common
accrued
and
The
$65,853,075
4,643,197
-
on
share
'
amortization—'
and State
:1
-
per
••♦Adjusted
dends
depletion, amortiza-
—
'
4
f
income
on
square
constructed,
Fenner
-
Rohrbaugh
'
Pierce,
Beane
Robinson
-
Inc
Co.,
Public
; ;
1955-1
$81,269,381
applicable, to minority
subsidiaries
*
4
offered
-
1956
L
income
holders
Net
for
depletion
for
of
29,000
i'ered
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Net
tion
nounced
6
*
4
Pittston Co. (&
r
4
—
>
Merrill
6
Nolan,
Hibbs
share* through Kay, Richards & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa; The
to be added to the working capital.—V,
180, p. 2400.
per
Olds
&
starting
conditioning-temperature controls
mation
of
manufacturing operations,
•
13
is
air
%
,
corporation
plant to materially increase
j
.
'
...
at
Ranco, Inc., Columbus, O.—Expansion—
This
.
"
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt—j.
Alex.
The company on
May 23 filed
covering 18,000 shares of class B
,
Goodwyn
Ferris
Pittsburgh Reflector Co., Pittsburgh,Pa.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
,
.
.....
,
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc._^_—13
3,847,713
183, p. 2226.
purchase
to
Johnston, Lemon & Co.——
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath
$2,313,785
•
•
agreed
as practicable in the iollowing respective
df additional common stock not subscribed for
'
Net
severally
nearly
as
tne shares
11
Roberts
100,000
are
in
now
July,
it
was
President
in
mass
television
announced
charge
receivers
$495—$200
production
of
June
and
below
will
4, by
Consumer
nationally
RCA
be
advertised
Victor's
introduced
Robert
A.
Seidel,
the
models.—V.
183,
p.
2227.
the
This
levels—
public-in
Executive
Vice-
Products.
The color sets highlight RCA Victor's complete new line
television merchandise, which includes ten newly-designed
color models and 25 newly-stvled and technically-advanced
white
for
previous
to
Republic Aviation Corp.—New Development—
corporation
circuit
.
television
It
is
the
pioneered
of
1936-57
revealed
system
on
June
specifically
the
6
designed
development
further
to
speed production of supersonic fighter-bombers for
industry
compatible
"line
black-and-
jigs,
of
or
identical
latest
by
in
improvement
Republic
making
sight"
fixtures,
copies
of
in
technique
which
of
the
on
1950
basic
which
using
guide
aircraft
a
light
production
"optical
now
aircraft production
the
is
tools.
beam
workers
sub-assemblies.—V.
in
as
183,
S.
a
used
is
an
closed-
costs and
Air Force.
tooling"
widely
This
of
cut
U.
system
by
the
electronic
building gigantio
they make many
p.
2296.
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2768)
Crane
183,
above.—V.
Co.
2654.
p.
the
Project-
Republic Steel Corp.—Interest in Titanium
See
4
,
reduction
of
originally
was
ables.—V.
,
indebtedness
current
incurred for
183,
loans
its line-of-credit
to
to
and
borrowers
which
banks
purchas
to
offered for subscription by
of
rate
receiv¬
be
998.
p.
share for
one
competitive
at
.
.
Monday, June 11, 1956
.
stockholders of record June 2J, 1956, at the
shares
10
each
the
bidding,
held.
then
Toe
will
underwriting
determine
to
company
the
offering
price.
Resort
New
of Delaware
Inc.
Airlines,
Unit Buys Two
—
This
$1,000,000
its
in
purchase of two new Super Constellations for TransOcean flights. The cost of the two Constellations comes to approximate¬
ly $5,000,000. The balance of this sum is to be financed by bank loans
and from retained earnings of the company.
The two new Super Constellations are due for delivery in May-June
towards the
C.
N.
1957.—V.
178,
tion
by
the east and
bases in
1,
mid-west, it was announced on June 5.
continue through June, 1959. It calls for the flying of a
of 14,500,000 miles for the Air Force's
"LOGAIR" supply
project.
The corporation is just concluding
between
the
Dayton,
extra
operate
sections
under
is
program
of
the
Air
The
conversion
this company
stock
V.
183,
tenance
facilities,
no
chase
RKO Industries Corp.—Name
stockholders
The
poration
to
for
will
'/2
receive
share
June
29,
close
the
business
of
June
on
1956
shares
of
will
stock
common
mailed
be
is $12
and
capital
fixtures
and
the
»4>/2%
*4%
additional
fered for
Is
on June
filed
4
6%
which
stores
PRESENT
TO
Common
public sale at their
par
Class
principal amount. No underwriting
or
of Los
involved.
This
for
company
the
in
purpose
Israel
with
in
was organized under Delaware law on April 3. 1956,
of building and operating a rayon yarn and tow plant
a
view to participating and
aiding in the increasing
industrialization
the
stock
under
cumul.
tThe
The
amended
as
4'/2%'
principal balances
9,
notes
at
May
25,
$115,885
and
4y2%
Julius
of
RKO Theatres, Inc.; Meyer Jaffe, Treasurer of J & J Corrugated Box
Corp.; Samuel Lemberg, realtor; Louis W. Abrons, financier; and M.
ments.
Lester
class
Chairman
of
nation.
Its
Kayser
principal business office will be in
Albert
Co.;
&
Mendell, Vice President oi
order
In
that
of
List,
Chairman
Board
pursuant
which
have
and
of
been
patent
75,000
that
to
corporation's
patented
common
shares
the
in
applications for
United
which
and
continuous
note
93,075
common
of
shares
reserved
interest
bears
issuance
for
822,620 shares reserved lor
stock and 125,000 shares
are
States
$7,500,000
of
other
and
pending in
includes
debentures
the
value
face
of
to
company
Israel
accept
Israel
bonds.
has agreed to
dends
5,000
in
for
Israel
provements
will
be
used
as
and
is
ing
stock
for
the
follows:
amount
for
site
im¬
D.
Rorex.
The
corporation
Trotting
York
200 shares
and
Stores."
The
The
Association,
total
A
conducts
1940
night
in
New
harness
York
Old
as
under
racing
and
construction
grandstand
of
quarter
claims to be the
attendance
new
combined
the
New
the
297
present
acres
to
the
erection
located
be
in
the
in
1957
of
Gross
Net
from
from
ry,
railway
$216,870
$158,103
$406,642
*14,420
69,138
1,025
208 861
income—
*49,713
37,280
*31,156
114,682
649,581
782,310
759,321
Net
from
from
railway
railway
152,231
107,122
21,903
*26,216
of
&
Lighting
Co., Inc.
—
Name
1956, the name of this company has been
changed
Safety Industries, Inc.—V. 183, p. ,2079.
1,
at
$2.50
for
& Lighting Co.,
Inc. above.—V. 183,
p.
2079.
on May 25 filed a letter of notification
with the, SEC
100,000 shares of common stock (par one
cent) to be offered
share, without underwriting. The
per
expenses
proceeds
incident
Seaboard
to, mining
Finance
Co.
are
to
be
used
operations.
Makes
Private
Placement—
has placed $18,900,000 of 4%
promissory
notes, due Sept. 1, 1969, and $9,200,000 of 4%% subordi¬
was
on
The company
name
changed
was
followed
the
the
all
on
the
>
June 5.
The
financing
was arranged
will apply the proceeds from the sale
of
the
notes
to
and
plant.
Smith-Corona
Cortland,
plants
located
principally
at
development laboratory
In
N.
Y„
Canada,
has
and
plants
Aurora,
Belgium
and
at
111.
Its
Union
of
Co.—Financing—,
estimated
at
$14,500,000
for
1956
$59,-
and
1958.
Insurance
Co. purchased
shares and
50,000
Equi¬
shares. The
>•
182,
114.
p.
end
the
partner¬
a
in
A
bama
it
at
warehouse
both
will
its
cash-
La
at
1136
situated
is
located
are
be
moved
in
Los
to
the
in Los
Crescenta
Fair .Oaks
to
is situated
adjacent
community
a
kitchen
stores
company's
underwriters
named
base¬
Angeles
Boulevard,
have
below,
part of)
(but not a
amounts set forth opposite
Webber,
William
R.
South
Crowell,
&
Com. Shs.
&
Co
15,750
4.000
for
Richards
183,
p.
the
of
charges
of
Co.
capacity
by
of
the
latter,
including
return
a
the
on
equity
sought of the sale of Southern Electric stock to Ala¬
now
10,000 shares
of
its stock.
to
the
or
test
stocks to
common
wlli
each
Southern
make
Electric
will
Southern Company
$1,000,000
a
by
Electric
investment
acquiring
apply
the
10,000 shares
proceeds of its sale
extent
necessary, to purchase from Alabama Property
subsidiary of Alabama Power, certain coal reserves
sites
reimburse
in
their
turn
of
Southern
more
and
incurred
of
In
stock
Birmingham
bama,
will
They
common
stock,
for
steam
a
Alabama
drilling.
electric
generating plant in Ala¬
for its expenses theretofore
paid to Alabamg Property
which are estimated at $500,000.
Property
The amount to be
limited
to the costs incurred,
of the proceeds will be used by Southern Electric to com¬
acquisition of coal reserves and plant sites and to pay for
necessary test drillings and other expenditures incident to com¬
be
The balance
plete the
any
mencement
of
of
construction
steam
a
electric
plant.—V.
generating
2541.
p.
Southern Nevada Power
This
Hornblower
and
writing
Net
terms
Weeks.
&
be
to
are
proceeds
will
be
The
supplied
applied,
by
in
public
offering
amendment.
amount
the
of
price
under¬
and
$2,000,000
retire
to
present bank loans and the balance toward the cost of the company's
1956
construction
program.
Construction
expenditures for 1956 are
3.500
100,000
Co.—Registers With SEC—
June 4 filed a registration statement with the SEC
175,000 shares of its $1 par common stock, to be offered for
sale by an underwriting group headed by William R. Staats 8a
company on
covering
Co.
3,500
100,000
—
Co
&
plant,
$1,000,000.
in
4,000
100,000
:
Weedon & Co
kilowatts
kilowatts by the end of 1963. The con¬
estimated to cost $150,000,000, will be financed
1,000,000
and Georgia Power, and their sale of stock to Southern
the initial financing in the construction program. Specificially,
that Alabama Power and Georgia Power each will sell an
pubile
15,750
125,000
125,000
Curtis
Co
Staats
500,000
until
persons
Generating
Power
as
additional
the common
their respective
475,000
Jackson &
have
Electric
to
agreed
$475,000
Co
Eichler
Bateman,
Inc.
Durst,
to
expected
Interested
is proposed
183,
&
is
given
thereon.
Southern
from common stock to be sold by Southern Electric
a.nd Georgia Power Co., subsidiaries of Southern
securities' to be sold to institutions or the public. It is
carrying
Co.,
Food
self-service,
produce dock
separate
Vernon,
its central bakery is
&
has
by
Power Co.
debt
Approval is
and
since
company
of
Angeles;
delicatessen
in the
Commission
constructed
proceeds
and
and
Bag
company,
"The Shopping
the
principal
Los
1956.
of
the
be
contemplated that Alabama Power and Georgia Power will enter into
lang term contracts with Southern Electric for the purchase of energy
on terms which will, in
substance, provide for the operating expenses
company
"Shopping Bag
to
by
operation
and
in
Road
Street
the
of
offices
general
and debentures
3,500
estimated
at
$9,502,000.—V.
183,
p.
2541.
2422.
Southern
Siegler Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
Pacific
Offered—Salomon
corporation announced on June 7 that it has entered into an
agreement to acquire General Water Heater Corp., Burba>nk,
Calif.,
one
of the country's largest producers of gas water heaters with sales
last
inclusive.
Co.—Equipment
Bros.
&
Trust
Hutzler
and
Certificates
associates
on
June 7 offered
its
in
a
common
Heater
Water
operation
and
distribution
and
of
its
distributors
those
home
Awarded
Tax
its
&
and
employs
1920,
the
General
primarily
in
Superaire Corp.,
Supply
and
Co.,
professional
metalworking
and
in
affiliate,
outlets
the
wall heaters
of
Machinery
of
of
with
agency
woodworking
founded
Corp.,
subsidiaries,
manufacturer
Consolidated
brand
$7,000,000, in exchange for cash and 40,000 shares
stock.
exceeding
year
Siegler
forced
Los
power
air
320 persons
Water Heater
the Southwestern
North Hollywood,
furnaces; and the
Angeles,
producers
including
tools,
and
"Comet"
which Federal taxes
to
interest.
on
This
income do not apply, and
refund,
according
included in its income statement for
1956—V.
183,
p.
to
the balance $29,697
the
company,
will
be
the fourth quarter ended June 30,
2696.
Sierra Pacific Power Co., Reno, Nev.—Registers With.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
1,
1956,
company
filed a
registration
statement with
covering 62,576 shares of its $7.50
par
the SEC
common
on
stock,
June
to
be
to yield 3.45% for all
awarded to the group on June 6 on a
were
bid of 99.65%.
bid
A
for
of
the
The
and
sale
Interstate
issue
not
received
from
Halsey,
Stuart
&
Co.
Inc.
at
99.351%
certificates.
is
of
the
certificates
Commerce
to
be
locomotives;
are
subject to the authorization
Commission.
secured
by
less, than $12,880,000;
box
773
the following equipment estimated to
19 diesel freight locomotives; 15 diesel
cars;
120 hopper cars,
and 72 gon¬
i
cars,
Associates
and
also
was
3V2%
Issuance
dola
on May 31 announced that since March 31, 1956 the
has received an amount of $94,697 from a claim for refund,
applicable to the year 1948, under Section 102 of the Revenue Act.
Of
this amount, $65,000 represents return on payment previously made,
The certificates priced
maturities,
switching
Refund—
The corporation
pertains
$9,660,000 of series TT, 3^2% equipment
certificates, maturing annually May 1, 1957 to 1971,
trust
cost
machinery.
company
This
1933,
Debentures
April 1, 1971, with institutional investors
announced
by The First Boston Corporation.
are
research
to request a hearing
to
the
of
Alabama
Co.,
each
27th
Ryons
on
—
This company
nated notes due
in
all of the business and assets of
purchase, severally and not jointly, all
company
covering
payments
names:
Calif.,
Sawmill Uranium Co., Denver,
Colo.—Files With SEC
The
dividend
organization
business
company's
one
and
States;
Safety Industries, Inc.—New Name EffectiveCar Heating
of
General
to
data processing,
increasingly interested
typewriter early in
investment.
its
of
involved
UNDERWRITERS—The
Co.,
See Safety
the
to
How¬
1956.
Pasadena.
Hill
electronic
electric
1980.
p.
upwards of
struction
quarterly
a
presently operates in the two counties of Los Angeles
Calif., 28 retail food stores of the type known
before
The
of
June
pay
August,
This
Changed—
As
of
Fernando
San
East
563 377
Heating
its
1947
company's
Monte
993'l7l
ry. oper. income...
*211,782
•Deficit.—V. 183, p. 2227. -
Net
Car
future
to
in
and
one
—V.
*91,147
Safety
issuance
1 688 991
From Jan. 1—
Gross
since
1961
by
stock
R.
Hayden,
President of
incorporated under the name
always
Paine,
1953
180,
and
1956,
(Birmingham),
divi¬
a
stock
of
became
its
of
a
and
include
expenditures
plant,
and
Wagenseller
1954
the
on
Cumulative
18,
The
Co.,
County,
,
of
firm
operations
has
Geneva,
1957 and
Alabama;
June
1956.
W.
plan
Lester,
$162,269
railway
oper.
1955
paid
ever
paid
been
directors
this
other
in
its
improve
markets."
1823
owned
1956
.
the
using
Bernardino,
at
a
southwesterly
Sacramento Northern Ry.—Earnings—
April—
time
concern
was
company
ment
contemplates
clubhouse
April,
on
was
stock.
have
of
and
San
Angeles.
wagering.
program
and
all
dividend
common
stock
share
per
and
the
in
has
2716
El
headed by George P. Monahan.
leading harness racing track in terms
by the corporation. The new
facilities will accommodate
approximately 13,750 people, with ramp and
standing room area sufficient io accommodate about 40,000 additional
The present grandstand and clubhouse
area will give way to increased
parking facilities.—V. 183, p. 2227.
Net
at
Country
its
approached $29,0)0,000.
Kleinschmidt will strengthen
field
the
manufacturing
a
Groton,
for
"super
The
in
State Harness Racing Commission
The organization
of
and
as
the
in
construction
to equip and estab¬
enlarge
and-carry stores.
at $48V2.
organized
policy
a
to
and
conditions.
It
Market,"
The American Stock Exchange on June 4 admitted
590,310 $3 par
capital shares of this corporation to listing and to dealings. The stock
with
$32,000,000.
company it was announced on June 4, has joined with certain
of its subsidiaries in the filing of a proposal with the SEC for
financing
of a steam electric generating plant on the Coosa River
prices.
will
capital
business
W.
almost
This
on
time
acquired as a going
ship consisting
of
debentures
of
$3,191,000
and
$7,000,000,
Smith-Corona,
of
Southern Co.—Forms Unit to Build Plant—
of
issuance
be
subject to
consideration
by the board
of
affecting dividend policy, such as earnings, work-:
requirements, the financial condition of the company, and
the
general
Roosevelt Raceway, Inc.—Listed in New York—
on
cents
dividend
of
at
inception
opened
12 V2
this
factors
preferred
through
intention of
present
of
BUSINESS—At
upon
followed
facilities
new
current
are
the
classes
buildings; $6,707,000 for process equipment and ma¬
$4,646,000 for utilities; and $4,421,000 for working capital,
contingencies.
'
chinery;
site
bonds,
and
1948,
ever,
construct
outstanding
on
It
to
facilities.
Consequently no
outstanding $1 par value
dividend
proximately
sold
long
stores,
formerly
in payment for debentures up to $3,750,000 in
If all the securities are sold, the Government
lend the company 9,000,000 Israel pounds (ap¬
$5,000,000).
Proceeds, which will vary depending
has
company
earnings for expansion and improvements,
new
existing
countries
acquisition
in
sales
Life Assurance Society of the United States 20,000
remaining 30,000 shares went to five other institutions.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. arranged the new financing.—V.
of
conversion
on
reserved
debentures, all at the respective initial conversion
DIVIDENDS—The
Israel. The offering
about
of
net
table
at
conversion
on
issuance
retained
shares and $500,000 of debentures to be received by Beaunit,
installments, under this agreement,
Except for the common shares and debentures to be issued to Beau¬
nit, payment for the securities the subject of this offering will be in
cash, provided however, that the Government of Israel has authorized
it
former
lish
production .methods
in
,
of
stock,
B
conversion
common
•
The
the most modern
fibers
;.
respectively.
in¬
,
JExclusive
facilitate
to
on
preferred
Bankers Trust Co.
its manufacturing operations and gain access
production methods, the cor.-pany has entered into
an
agreement with Beaunit which provides, among other things, for
the
transfer of the rights to manufacture
viscose rayon yarns and
to
$70,000
per
deeds
Chairman
kept
1956, sales
typewriter
it
The New York Life
annum and the latter at 5%
per annum.
Secured by trust
land and buildings owned by the company; payable In install¬
was
Board
and
as
operations
construction
were
organized under the sponsorship of I. Rogosin, President
of Beaunit Mills, Inc.; Abraham Feinberg, Board
Israel. It
to .be¬
operated
company announced on June 1 it had placed 100,000 shares
4.60%
series A cumulative preferred stock
par $50 with a
group
institutional investors. The proceeds will be used to
help finance
of
1962,
1956
31,
introduction
where
Africa.—V.
000,000
(two)
that
the
had
South Carolina Electric & Gas
of
1,
be
This
Bank
payable
1954;
Nov.
March
Laboratories'
111.,
well
as
822,620 shs.
on
expected
will
organization
own
;
oveiseas
1965.
these
on
Dec.
on
matures
note
business
1955,
30,
capabilities
successful
Syracuse,
37,230 shs.
J50,000 shs.
National
its
now
annual
an
noted
which
Kleinschmidt
■
-
in
Deerfield,
173,880
Security-First
is
Kleinschmidt
with
1955.
1,500,000
1,000,000 shs.
with
note matures on July 1,
field
South
$1)
Agreement
installments.
does
months ended
following
•
2,000,000 shs.
(par
Loan
acquisition
the
that
and
company
ended June
Smith
Mr.
a
and
Angeles dated Dec. 4, 1952,
the 4%
company
185,885
50.000 shs.
month
of Smith-Corona,
production going to the armed forces.
year
For nine
925,000
stock
The
systems.
Its
of
fiscal
$812,500
$1)
(par
common
quarterly
and
$25)
common
this
Kleinschmidt
processing
bulk
Outstanding
j
typewriters.
has an
extensive line of
com¬
munications
and
electronic equipment applicable
to general printed
communications, telemetering, automatic switching and electronic data
FINANCING
1,500,000
stated
announcement
subsidiary
a
electric
and
tact.,-
installation
220,000
oblbigations
(par
into
stock
B
joint
effective
Kleinschmidt
1,000,000
purchase
•Issued
as
i-
$1,250,000
—
—
—,
stock
pfd.
The
office,
of
producer
industries.
electronics
come
Smith-Corona's
EFFECT
—
notes
convertible
registration statement with the SEC
a
and
expanding and diversifying the
He added that negotiations
at
Mr. Smith stated.
of
Kleinschmidt Laboratories provides Smith-Corona an
the important and rapidly growing communications and
into
entry
stores
new
aimed
program
important
an
acquisition
1957.
GIVING
sinking fund conv. subordinated
debentures, due May 15, 1971—
75,000 shares of its $100 par common stock and $7,500,000
3% debentures due May 1, 1976. The securities are to be of¬
20-year
and
financing will be
intended to be used
funds, and is
and for the purchase
in
in
open
note
note
Equipment
(New York)—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
covering
common
present
general
purposes
to
from
proceeds
equipment
plans
equipment in the 3
before the end of 1956.
to open
expects
company's
and
studied
carefullv
El Monte will require approximately
be required for the pur¬
near
all
company's operations,"
thereafter
debentures
exchange of 70,000 shares of common stock of
outstanding stock cf Kleinschmidt.
this acquisition represents the first step in a
for
for
Smith-Corona,
leading to the acquisition of Kleinschmidt were initiated last September.
September.
Traditionally, Smith-Corona has specialized in the typewriter field.
It
ranks
as
the country's major
manufacturer of portables and is
and for additional
stores,
new
4,/2%>
This company
"For
also
the
provide
directors,
building, and garage and main¬
Calif., toward the purchase and
fixtures
of
the
of
the
to
tSecured
—y. 183, p. 2541.
Rogosiu Industries, Ltd.
$16
Authorized
about
or
was
Smith-Corona
ranging
share of
per
1966,
sale of
the
1956,
15,
on
buildings
new
CAPITALIZATION
common
full
bakery
El
near
company
tentatively
aggregate number of shares equivalent to an additional
stock for each share owned.
Certificates for the
an
of
additional
at
record
of
manufacturer has contracted to acquire Kleinschmidt
Deerfield, 111., maker of printing commpnications
announced jointly by Elwyn L. Smith, President of
Smith-Corona,
and Emerson
E,
Mead, Executive Vice-President of
Kleinschmidt.
Terms
of
the acquisition, approved
by Smith-Corona
it is estimated that $525,000 will
working
of
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.—Stock Distributionstockholders
prices
Acquisition
Inc.,
The
balance
added
183, p. 2296.
In the new name.—V.
were
the
The
on
York Stock Exchange
the New
from
proceeds
and
installation
and
which
Changed—
May 31 voted to change the name of this cor¬
Industries Corp. and commencing June 4 dealings on
List
net
to
Monte,
installation of fixtures and equipment in
2540.
p.
■
Inc.—Diversifies Through
This typewriter
be
delicatessen
$400,000 and
See
2541.
p.
equipment, it
applied, together with proceeds from the sale of
the
company's presently owned office and warehouse, estimated at
$375,000, toward equipping the company's new warehouse and office
with
the SEC.
at
time
any
until May 15,
adjustment.
$14
subject
will
working capital.
Equipping the
is making
at
the debentures
1961,
15,
all
public offering of
the 50,000 shares of capital stock covered by letter of notification filed
that
price of
May
maturity,
common
Mining Co.—No Public Offering of Stock—
announced
was
183,
Laboratories,
during the year ending May 15, 1957 to 100.50% after
with accrued interest in each case,
They may also be.
through operation of the sinking fund at 100% and accrued
building,
It
redeemed
be
may
PROCEEDS—The
to
and
Riverside
in
Smith-Corona,
1963;
until
until
regularly scheduled flights between 30 U. S. and Puerto
its "LOGAIR" operation, Riddle also has been flying
material
for
the
"DEWline"
project, supplying equipment to radar
stations in the Arctic.—V. 183, p. 2654.
cities
of
group
104.50%
15,
stock
Ohio.
In addition
Rican
1115.
p.
interest.
between
Craven said.
The
Material Command
required,
as
direction
debentures
redeemed
Air Force bases during the past year.
contract Riddle will ily 67 ilights a week
new
will
and
"LOGAIR"
from
May
similar contract, flying material
a
Offered—A
The
western
seven
Under
bases,
at
to
and
minimum
183,
loans.—V.
Craven, Executive Vice-President, said the contract will start
Peter T.
July
awarded
said.—^V.
underwriters, headed by
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., and Lester, Ryons & Co., on
June 6 offered publicly $1,500,000 of 4%% sinking fund
convertible subordinated debentures, due May 15, 1971,
at 100% and accrued interest, and 50,000 shares of com¬
mon stock (par $1) at $10 per share.
this corpora¬
the U. S. Air Force to fly military cargo between 20 Air Force
contract has been
Sheaffer
Mr.
rities
three-year
$9,500,000
company
Shopping Bag Food Stores, Los Angeles, Calif.—Secu¬
Airlines, Inc.—U. S. Air Force Contract—
Riddle
A
1961,
1671.
p.
contemplates the expenditure of some $3,704,000 for
1956, In addition to the funds to be received from the
sale of common stock, which will be used to repay bank loans made
for construction purposes, the company expects to obtain the balance
of the funds required for construction in 1956 from operating income
and from the proceeds of additional bank loans. Depending upon con¬
ditions prevailing at the time,
the company may, later in 1956, sell
additional first'mortgage bonds and use the proceeds to repay its bank
company
construction
expects to double its export sales in the next five
years, Craig R. Sheaffer, Board Chairman, on June 5 told distributors
from about 50 foreign countries.
Even if current exchange restrictions continue, the company's sales
abroad should increase from the current $4,000,000 to $8,000,000 by
announced that they are investing an addi¬
operating subsidiary, Resort Airlines, Inc. of
has
corporation
tional
This
*
The
(W. A.) Sheaffer Pen Co.—Expects Increase in Exports
Super Constellations—
Stroud
in
&
the
Co.
offering
are:
Drexel & Co., Union Securities Corp.
Inc.
Shipping Huge Barges—
It is
Salt
announced
Lake
from
navy
—
that
six
the
first
huge
units
barges
—
of
Southern
have
Pacific's
started
inland
to
new
move,
Great
by
rail,
factory to Utah's inland isea.
They are being built, the company says, in large sections and carried
over
the railroad's Overland Route by flatcar.-■
< >' • •
<
The first sections are now ori the way from Kaiser Steel's Fabricatln Division plant at Napa, Calif., through Sacramento and Reno
towards
an
Utah.
(Continued
on page
55)
Number 5541
183
Volume
.
.
Friday
Los
...
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publication.
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Range
Sale Price
Shares
a
17%
Ford
1,340
370
100
Co.—
Am.
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Anna
730
32 »A
Garrett
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35
General
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23 Va
265
General
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31
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264
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American
Smelting & Ref.
American
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358
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527
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Armour & Co.
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1
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Hancock
Hilton
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Borden
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188
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1,154
1
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Oil
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Inc
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Douglass
180
210
83
6%
63%
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North
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National
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Co.
95
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5
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Corp.
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Chemical
City
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25
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common
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Inc.
of California
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130
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5
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2,377
913
47
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common
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Lockheed
Mascot
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116
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Chesapeake & Ohio
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31%
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10
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Atlantic
Canadian
45
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50
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70
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Canada
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52%
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5
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282
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&
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195
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Tel.
&
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723
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242
23%
50
2,900
17%
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55
106
250
29%
22%
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100
164
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29%
23%
1,700
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313
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219
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Seaboard
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145%
92%
a75%
(Un)——5
1
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Lead
Paper
Schering
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25
185
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4
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Signal
Company
(Un)————10
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2,594
217
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Burroughs
37%
400
5
Burlington
36%
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Oil
37%
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300
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—
10
150
42
90
852
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preferred-,—20
7%
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Sapphire Petroleums
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—
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26
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10
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10
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Borg-Warner Corp
Broadway-Hale
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5
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(Un)
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4,055
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217
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Chica
Bond
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2
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2
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St.
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Diamond
(Un)
class
Intel national
Blue
St.
20
70
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10
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International
Black
Safeway
100
San
Internat'l
Bishop
190
28%
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1
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Steel
Bethlehem
(Un)
Honolulu
73A
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(Uni
Petroleum
alll V4
RR.
*
40
Mining
Cons.
Benguet
al5%
1
—
230
1
(Uni
Ohio
(Un)
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Corp.
Aviation
&
Eng.
12%
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28 V2
Corp
28%
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1
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of California
Co.
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Oil
Dutch
12%
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143
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100
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RR.
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&
235
1,100
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120
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1
13
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450
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100
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36%
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Rockwell
195
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2
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CorpL
8
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Baldwin
—
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Drug,
Richfield
82
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129
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1
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10
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&
10
8
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292
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Grumman
Hoffman
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Oil
a30%
84
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City Steel
Great
233
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299
100
148
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100
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461
27
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120
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100
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—-
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1
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Raytheon
Rexall
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*
5
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240
43%
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145
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&
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3
5
*
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Radio
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McBean
24%
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95
—
—
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10
2%
(Un)
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:
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Gladding,
118
1,430
8%
42%
common—1%
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&
80
430
476
1
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Telephone
61
57%
*
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Fure
55
44%
61
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a
55%
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a44 Va
1
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340
88%
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22%
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(Un)
(Un)
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—
1
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& Co.
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215
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100
Radiator
American
Pfizer
Fhelps-Dodge Corp.
Philco
Corporation
5
(Un)
Corp.
Co.
General
250
30%
30%
(Un)—*
5
(Uni:
Stan.
American
Tel.
52%
16%
2
——
126'A
a
(Un)—5
American Motors Corp.
&
52%
Company
Fhillips
23 Va
2
Power
52%
187/a
—1
Philip
Cyan amid Co. (Un)
10
Electronics————1
&
5
2
—_
_
100
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Br«adcasting-Pnramount
(Un)
—1
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12%
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Pepsi-Cola
480
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&
—
65
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American
1,867
19 "A
a
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24%
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160
38 %
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31%
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American
242
63%
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_
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23
12%
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19'A
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40
23
10 Va
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Air
C.) Co.
(Uni—
Pennsylvania RR. Co. (Un)
Penney
3Vt
65
Pictures
Paramount
25
23
Co.—
General
Limited
Airlines
American
*233
all%
10%
j—
—
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(Uni—_1
Corp.
(Un)—1
World
American
Pan
1
_
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Trailer
30 %
all%
„
101
'
A—— —1
Line,
Motor
Foremost
Fruehauf
High
al2 Va
30%
1
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Food Machinery & Chemical
50
1
1.15
41%
12%
«
class
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Tiger
a
10
(Un)
Shares
Par
Low
all %
Par
Bank
Corp.
for Week
stocks
a8%
Alleghany Corp. (Un)_.
1—1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg.
(UnV———--20
New common w i———
—10
Aluminium,
Shares
62%
10
Minings
Juneau
Flying
1.10
*
———
for Week
(Un)__.-1
Paper Products
Fitzsimmons
41%
1.35
10c
(Un)
Co.
Fibreboard
High
al7%
1
Corp
Corp..,
Reduction
Alaska
for Week
Low
Par
Air
Fedders-Quigan
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Admiral
...
Merchants
&
Farmers
Sales
Week's
Friday
Aeco
.
Eng.-& Airplane
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
Sales
Range
of Prices
stocks
ending, June 1 which was not
in time
received
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Angeles Stock Exchange
Tabulation for week
13
(2769)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
1
100
—
—
—
a
15%
137%
a
York
(Uni
Sheet & Tube
Corporation
Youngstown
a23%
a23%
55
a87%
a88
95
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93
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2770)
14
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
the
first
De
grouped in two separate
are
all
indicate
we
Name of Company
the
dividends
an¬
Co.
&
a
Class
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Name of Company
Algemene
Kunstzijde
American
(Prom
Corp.
Textile
Unie
reserve)
preferred
Insurance
Alamc
Packers
Paper
Allegheny
&
5%
57
Mfg.
Cast
American
Factors,
American
Forging
Iron
American Hard
Stock
•
7%
7-16
Washing Machine Co.
Edgewater Steel
(quar.>—
65c
7-
2
6-15
Electric
6-15
American
7-
7-
Electrical
8
Elizabethtown
2
6-
7-
5
6-20
5
6-20
7-
5
6-20
\
$3
(s-a)
7-1
6-
.6-
1
25c
7-
9
6-20
1%
7-
9
6-20
6-30
6-20
87'/2c
Machine
&
4.16%
Foundry-—
$1.25
4%
6-29
7-14
6-29
consider
common
shares
Fischer
&
American National Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)
20c
7-16
6-20
Florida
15c
6-29
6-15
Flour City
on
_
American States Insurance Co
Quarterly
omitted
was
—
preferred
Wire
time)
has
Atlas
asked
5%
a
Consolidated
Ordinary
31ock
shares
100
Avon
ord.
Baltimore
Bankers
Building
Creek
$1
General
share
pfd.
General
Finance
Beneficial
Standard
6-11
4'/4%
preferred
6-14
6-11
4V2%
convertible
6-15
4%%
pref.
1
7-16
5%
2
6-15
$5.50
____
84 %c
7-
2
6-15
5%%
7-
2
6-15
7-
3
6-15
7-
25c
(quar.)
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6-15
6-15
6-29
40c
7-
___
16-29
7-16
.
r
*1
•
2
7-
net
2
25c
37V2c
7
7-
1
7%
6-29
7-
2
6-29
(quar.)
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
Machine
Tool
5c
pref,
4'/2%
6-
6-30
6-
Inc.—
7-31
*
Amer.
Ord.
Tobacco
bearer
British
(quar.)
Brown
Shoe
Stock
Butler's
Inc.
4*/2%
Industries
Records,
Ltd.,
Carter
4
8-15
1
7-10
Green
Mountain
Guarantee
7-
3
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
6-30
6-15
8-
7-10
t25c
t$1.25
1
W.)
Co,
Canada
6-29
Hanover
25c
7-
6-15
15c
Illinois
Common
-
Electric
&
Ltd
6-30
10c
+20c
_____
•?/
6-15
-
-
of
Hartford
Heller
&
(
Sons
Y.)
(One
held.
Subject
and
to
9%
f30c
*5.80%
Walter
E.)
7-
2
6-18
Common
7-
2
6-18
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred
B
(quar.)
$1.02 »/a
$1.02V2
7-
2
6-18
5%
preferred
4.75%
preferred
C
preferred
D
(quar.)
Central
Public
Central
Transformer
Cerro
de
Utility
Pasco
Cbadbourn
4V2%
Corp.
Class
Valve
Radio,
Mfg.
Holly Sugar,
3
6-20
7-18
7-10
6-15
6-
6-29
6-15
1
56 Vic
f
class
I
2
—III
A
(quar.)
6-15
6-22
20c
$1.13
$1
7-
new
Diesel
Electric
Consolidated
Retail
meeting
Continental
Air
action
no
pfd.
held
Gas
pfd.
(quar.)
'
2
Indiana
•
6-15
6-
10c
7-
7-31
3%%
2
8
7-16
35c
7-31
6-25
6-15
June
of
Crown
Corp.
Wheat
series
new
Corp,
Seal
at
com.
Insular
Lumber
7-20
Interlake
7-26
7-12
International
8-
6-22
7%
preferred
2
6-11
7%
pfd.
6-29
6-15
$1.37 Vi
7-
1
7-
1
Dari ng
Co.
1947
7-
3
12 Vic
12'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
6-30
6-18
87 Vic
I
(initial)
Co.
(quar.)
Davega Stores Corp. of N. Y., 5% pfd. (quar.)
7-
2
6-18
87 Vic
7-
2
6-18
12 Vic
6-29
6-15
40c
.7-2
6-18
50c
8-15
7-16
15c
7-
6-15
12 Vic
25c
2
6-20
6-
7-
6-18
2
6-15
6-29
6-1V*
7-16
8
from
W
par)
2
6-11"
2
6-11-
7- 8
'6-11
7-15
6-15
6-15
6-
35c
6-30
t$1.75
8-
1
7-
t83/4c
-
pfd.
6%
8-
1
7-3
(s-a)
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Services,
7
Fund,
investment
—
1
Inc.
(quar.)
Nut,
pfd.
Mfg.
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
—
„
35c
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
6-18
5 "
6-18
6-20
7- 2
6-18
56%c
7-
2
6-11
$1.09
7-
2
6-11
$1.13%
7-
2
6-11 "
$2.50
7-
1
6-15
$2.50
7-
1
6-15
75c
7-
2
6-15
pfd.
Co.,
(s-a)
common
(quar.)
1
,
50c
6-11
6-
50c
(s-a)
7-10
6-29
6-19
6
25c
6-29
18^-c
6-14
6-
40c
interest
7-25
6-29
Ltd._
Co.
RR.
4
Co.—
$2
7-
2
6-15
$1
Co.__
6-25
6-20
12 %c
Ltd
Co.
under
Telephone
Bros.
Price
(T.
Public
Electric,
common—
.
7-
$1
25c
37y2C
5%
6-15
6-21
.
(quar.)
:
6-28
6-30
6-15
9-
8-15
20c
pfd.
6-30
*3c
Ltd.__
6-22
7-
15c
25c
redeemable
(20-cents
from
(quar.)
7-
1
6-15
6-30
6-15
30c
6-30
6-11
62 %c
—____—
(annual)__
,
7-
6-15
6-30
75c
2
6-11
7-
.
C5
iquar.)______
Co.
8
6-20
7-10
*$3
pfa.
capital gains)
Transportation Co.—
(Hartford)
6-
2
ordinary
from
Insurance
1
7-25
$1.25
(s-a)
cents
6-11
1
6-28
50c
Investment
& Fertilizer
6-14
2
(quarterly of 25 cents
income -and a
year
end
(s-a)——j__
Oil
$1.95
6-25
e-11
7-
1
6-15
7-
12 %c
Co.
&
Rowet
5.50%.
6-26
Quaker
6-12,
7-
6-15
1
8-31
6%
2
preferred
11-
1
8-10
Oats,
R
6-15
6-
7-
6-15
2
7
Class
*75c
Stork
Fund
'
6
6- 7
1
6-20
6-
6-22
2
7-20
-
8
6-22
$1.50
(quar.)___
common
7-20
6-22
25c
7-23
6-15
87 %c
Frederickburg
&
Potomac
Corp.
10-
1
9-10
$1
(quar.)
7-
2
6-20
6-29
6-18
RR.—
20c
(quar.)
11
Eearings, Canada, Ltd.—
A
(quar.)
Rav-O-Vac
dividend)
6-15
Roadway Express, class A—
$1.41
7-
2
6-15
Roberts-Gordon
6-30
6-15
Rochester-American
Appliance
Insurance
Co.
Quarterly
Gas
12 %c
Corp.__
(N.
Electric
(stock
8-31
6-15
6-
7-16
.
6-20
6-29
6-15
1
Y.)—
40c
:
&
6-15
7-
17 %c
1
6-15
6-15
2
9-15
50c
6-15
2
7-6
7-
100%
^—
(quar.)
2
Rochester
*28c
—
(stock
Co.
Bros,
2
6-19
_
6-15
40c
I—
7-
6-19
6-19
.7-
7-
12%C_
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
7-
6-29
7-
10c
preferred
6-15
6-30
1
6-29
35c
(quar.)
5%
•
-
(quar.)
America,
8-
30c
Carolina—
North
30c
6-29
:
2
7-16
(quar.)—_—
Co.,
prefnrred
Stoker
M
7-
6-29
Quarterly
Riley
6-15
10-30
*4c
common
Corp. of
$3.50
10-15
Electric
6-15
11-15
12 %C
Growth
of
6-30
2c
75c
1—
(quar.)
Mines, -Ltd.
Ltd.
6-15
$3
-
.
(s-a)___i-_
prfferred
Co.
preferred
Radio
—__
(quar.t_
5%
10c
r
—
Corp.—
Dome
Service
Pyramid
5-31
40c
6-11
new
(accum..)_
Furity Stores, Ltd.
7
$1.12Va!
6-15
7-
Service Co.
Inc., 6% prior pfd. (quar.)
Lambert
&
Price
6-
$1.75
6-15
6-30
25c
<quar.)___
2
*20c
preferred
10
p-eferred
;
6-18
2
Canadian
ordinary
i
6-20
5
7-
'
2
7-
20c
(quar.)_
Corp.,
6-29
30c
(quar.)
93 %c
is-a>__
common
$1.12%
5%
$1.25
com.
8
6-15
Trust—
Insurance
Richman
preferred
6%
'
6c
Gas,
9
6-
6-27
Service, common (quar.)
(quar.)_____„_—
Fund
East
10c
Natural
6-
6-25
Street Fund, Inc.
Pratt
10c
(quar.)
6-20
25c
25c
5
Mfg.
Co.
Preston
(quarterly
(quar.)
10c
__
gains)
(quar.)
preferred
Richmond,
income)
6-15
7-
5%<
Chemical
Prestole
3
Inc.—
(quar.)
6-15
7-
P.)
income &
■6%
' .'
+60c
60c
50c
:___
com.
2
6-30
cents
"capital gains" dividend of $1.70)
Plough, Inc. now common (initial)
/(Alter 2-1 split in April, 1956).
Portable Electric Tools, Inc.,-common (quar.)
6-15
j
.
City Public Service. 5% pfd. (accum.)
Kroehler
W/o
1-.
7-
25c
Ltd.,
Selective
net
Inc.
$5 preferred
Kelling
15c
.'
.
7-
12y2c
—
"
profits).
(quar.)
Co.
Diversified
Kansas-Nebr'aska
$5.65
$1/14
±-.
preferred
Battery
Kansas
i-$1.03 '
—
Ltd.—
59%c'
cents
4
gtti.
7V2%-
Corp.,
Power
preferred
Traffic
5%
Fine
■
Ironrite,
K
$1.03'/a
-
6-15
(quar.)
Pratl-Hewitt
in-
2
$1.25
title of
Mfg.
Phoenix
6-22
;
Utilities
conv.
Investors
6-15
25c
(quar.)__
'
6-30
net
7-
31%c
Rockland
&
from
25c
,
from
6-15
6-15
:___
Worcester
Mfg.,
6-14.
-12c
(9c
(6
and
capital
beneficial
Philadelphia Title
6-14
6-30
;
.(Canada),
(quar.)
Paints,
6-15
6-30
(quar.)
Shoe
$1.40
t20c
(quar.)
($5
t
6-16
6-15
Nickel
International
Investors
(quar.)__
Fund
Iron Corp
International
and
2
6-14
—_
RR.
Philadelphia Suburban
6-29
7-
6-30
and 6c from security
8-15
,
1
50c
25c
31V4c
,
!___
1
1
20c
of
-preferred
net
6-29
8-
6-30
(quar.)
Income
vestment inc.
7-15
Company
(quar.)
Sugar
A.)
1945
com.
Cuban-American
(L.
-
28c
5)
common
series
preferred
Chemical,
Institutional
,
1
25c
$1.50
"
6-15
7-
(quar.)_—
Investors
Philadelphia
6-11
8-
'62V2C
(quar.)
6-18
7-
-
.
America
Publishing (quar.)^
Peoples Credit Jewelers, 6%
6-15
6-25
;
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.56%
6-29
10c
..
6-20
;
1
$1.12%
Penton
Michigan Electric—
preferred
4.12%
1
7-16
30c
12V2C
Lines, (quar.)
preferred
&
the
on
(Tpronto)
Corning Glass Works,
Cream
4Ve%
6-15
35c
7-
—
Pacific Greyhound Line,
-
6-14
2
6-30
Ohio.
Pacific
6-20
(quar.)_
/
7-
20c
I quar.)
(from
Co.
Specialty
Penn
6-20
:____«
(quar.)
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Quebec
6V2%
6-15
30c-.
—
6-15
2
(s-a)
Trust
Pacific-Atlantic
b-20
(quar.)_
Imperial
&
4%
6-20
1
37V2c
(quar.)
common
International
(quar.)
payments
on
Co.
Cowles
preferred
6-28
7-
6-30
<*'
(tiuar.)
2
7-
(quar.)__
income
Harlem RR.
&
(Charles
Osborn
3
6-30
:___
Paper & Color
Incorporated Income Fund
6-22
8-
6-30
1
common
7-
$1.17 y2
of
Corp.,
Public
preferred
Orange
6-15
2
25c
(quar.)
6-18
6-15
(quar.)
York
of
1
7-
%
6-15
2
*$1
_r.
(quar.)
preferred
corporate
6-15
' $1
:
G-22
►
Stores—
(Directors took
Consumers
6%
Mfg.,
50c
(initial)
com.
Edison
Consolidated
4(4%
5%
Gas,
2
2
(s-a)
<quar.)__
preferred
1
6-
8-31
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.
($25 par)
($50. par)
Humphreys
11-
45c
Co.
Natural
pfd.
pfd.
1
2
$1.37V2
(quar.)
H.)
22'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Commonwealth Water Co." 5%%
3%%
Houston
6-15
7-20
7-20
(D.
7-
7-
12 Vic
Ohio Service Holding Corp.—
See
dividend
announcement
1
7-
36V4c
(quar.)_
«
(resumed)
Co:
Service
Pacific Associates,
quar.)
common
preferred
1
6-11
_—
(quar.
_i;
6-15
6-19
7-
,
Decatur
preferred
Office
five
Inc
Inc.
20%
System
Engineering
Commonwealth
the
5%
.
Co.,
Stores
Holmes
6-20
2
$1.25
-
;
dividend
Gas
1
7-
10%
Colonial Finance
Combustion
7-
75c
(quar. )____/
B
Columbia
Holly
5%
dividend
Stock
Holophane
6-18
40c
(quar.),___
Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone (quar.)
Circle Theatre
(quar.)
Cleveland Quarries (quar.).
Collins
G-18
2
20c
,
(Ark.)
Chicago Medical Arts Building
Chicago Molded Products
Stock
2
77-
Gotham,
conv.
Chapman
7-
20c
10c
(quar.)
Co.
(increased
$1.20
$1.18%
12-
' 50c
(quar.)
(quar,')___:
(quar.)'
8-
j.'
pfd.
2
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Propane
Oberman
Co.—
&
40c
$1.02 y2
$1.02Vz
Gas
9-
22l/2c
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)—
Indiana
6-15
37V2C
F.)
A
4.80%
6-29
7-16
approval).;—
Co.,
(C.
preferred
'
7-13
1/
Gas
&
York
Noyes
superintendent
stockholders
7-
gains)—
Linen
Coip.
8%
6-29
Ltd.
each
7-20
.
iquar.)
for
6-19
1
$1.18%
preferred
preferred
Norwich &
6-18
_
:
share
4.10%
Central
2
7-13
80c
(quar.)—
Shoe
Hathaway
Gas—
(increased)
25c
|$1.50
(Montreal)
quar.)
(N.
banks
Hanover
6-22
3
C.)
dividend
6-29
*
6-30
7-
(W.
shares
6-15
2
initial
Bank
Stock
6-15
6-30
7-
7-
(initial)—
com.
America
—
Hamilton
65c
6-14
130c
new
North
2
$1.12%
—
common
Corp.
Corp.
Certificates
"
Power,
of
capital
Northeast
6-15
6-30
Quarterly
7-10
6-15
■____
7-3
t50c
*
2
25c
America
investment
Shares
Northern
t75c
(quar.)—
:
com.
7-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investments,
(New
7-31
3
Ltd.
f$3
Co.
Extra
UOc
+
Co.,
Guaranty Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
+93%c
*93%c
_
Ltd.. (quar.)
common
8-
1
Saddlery
Quarterly
6-15
7-
6-15
6-20
I.
West
—
50c
Mining Corp. (quar.)
Michigan Avenue North (Chicago)
No-Sag Spring (quar.)
(Winnipeg)—■
Quarterly
Great
6-18
6-30
Co.
net
43/4%
6-15
6-29
7-16
■
$1.22 Vi
900
i'lOc
*
8
6-14
6-30
7-
Newmonl
37V2C
6-30
-
7-
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)__—___ %
Products Co.—
Wood
4.36%
2
6-29
*25c
of
Forging,
Nev/ Orleans
New
Co. (N. Y. )(quar.)
6-15
6-15
6-
Co.—
Utilities, common
Investment
10%
7-
RR.
common
iquar.)___
Corp.
preferred
Nehi
New
38 Vac
2
8-
Co.___
convertible
National
to
—
6-30
6-30
t37'/2c
(quar.)
com.
Extra —i
'
25c
(J.
Central
9-
15c
)
(quar.
preferred
conv.
Central
Great West Life Assurance
28'/8 c
Extra
S2.60
6-15
(quar.)
Canadian Westinghouse
Capitol
1
9-14
convertible
2
6-29
20c
—
(accum.)
convertible
5%
8
per
(quar.)
7-
t45c
(quar.)
preferred
Ltd.
Great American Insurance
93 %c
Flooring, Ltd., class B (quar.)—
Bronze Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)_„_
preferred (quar.)
/
7.*/2%
Toy,
6-18
37 %c
____
Canada
Canadian
&
6-21
80c
$54
,
6-18
100%
Canadian
5%
dividend)
6-29
7c
(quar.)
common
this
7-16
_____
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)__
preferred
plus
at
2
2nd
6-29
_
common
Products,
share
Grand
July
on
5c
_.
preferred
3
redemption
+35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
L.)
(E.
3%%
5-
:_
dividend
Building
6-11
for
3
2V2C
__________
—
Bros., Inc.
5-
July
Corp. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Brooks
6-11
Ltd.—
Extra
Bruce
receipts.
—
Power
British Industries
''
9'/2c
9V2C
dep.
—
Columbia
Increased
Amer.
Gas
Service,
Drop
4V2 %
"
British
77-
4
28c
(quar.)—
(quar.)___
Nashville
called •**>"«
issue
6-15
10c
(quar.
National
}
(entire
2
6-19
56 y4 c
(quar.)_—___—__
preferred
from
6-20
,
7-
20c
preferred' (quar.)
preferred
Mutual
^
$50c
Batteries,
preferred
'
6-15
15c
6-
35c
—
Mortgage & Investments, Ltd.
Nachman
6-18
6-30
25c
/
-,.
iquar.)
conv.
6-28
5c
8
40c
(quar.)
from
6-15
(quar.)—
6-15
6-
37 Vic
(quar.)
Mutual
6-15
6-29
$1.37'/2
7V2C
'' 7V2C
—__—___
1
$1.75
preferred
5%
6-15
6-29
7-
-
—
(quar.)
preferred
43%%
6-15
6-29
1
40c
:
preferred
Munising
6-15
$1.25
6-20
2
*
6-15
$1.183/4
6-15
77-
25c
:
_1
4.50%'
6-18
6-29
6-30
3 5C
75c
*
'
common—_—
4.70%:
6-15
$1.37'/2
A
Corp.,
(quar.)
Valley
Gas
Monarch
6-15
'
6-29
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
1
7-
6-19
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Moore
6-29
2
-
Molybdenum
6-19
50c
7-
4
*
,
$1.12'/2
6-30
$1
4.75%
6-20
20c ;
7-31
40c
common
Montana-Dakota
1
class
& Co.
4.50%
investment
v..
8-31
•7-20
*56 Vic
(quar.)
Maid
4.90%
6-15
6-30
8-15
*35c
____
_l—
■
6-15
5c'
25c
1
tSl
common
:
preferied (quar.)—*__
preferred (quar.)
convertible
Minute
6-15
1
8-15
8-15
9-
"
6-15
6-30
8-15
1
-
--
•
5-31
7-
25c
1
9-1
9-
85c
.
(quar.)
Co.,
9-
55c
6-20
93 3/4 c
Z
(quar.)_—_
prior preferred—
4'/2%
6-14
6-30
%,
6-22
7-
933/4c
Miller-Wchl Co.; common
Mobile
$17.50
6-20
2
$3
Controls
8
6-15
7-16
(quar.)
5%
3
7-16
(quar.)
preferred
Falls
7%
6-15
6-28
6-
$1.50
(quar.)___
common
Ltd.,
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
•
.
A
$1.50
6-15
6-30
6-30
Products
Gould-National
6-15
6-15
Class
v
(quar.)__—
(from
7-15
Oil,
Ray)
Corp.
Metals &
2
6-30
(J.
Mississippi
(Fritz
4%
7- 2
7-
6c
W.)
& Sons (quar.)
Cycle Corp. (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada Ltd_
6-14
s,
7-15
6-15
7-
t20c
iquar.)_—/'
preferred
(quar.)
Merchants Acceptance
1
25c
Golden
2/
35c
(quar.)
8c
(quar.)
Giddings & Lewis
Gladden-
45c
Co.
B
Glitsch
7-
30c
Medford
6-12
6-
6-15
*17 Vic
.'
6%
(quar.)____
Industries,
McQuay, Inc.,
6-15
6-22
>
15c
(quar.)
Brewing,
Class
6-15
Bnilo
Mfg.
Genesee
6-15
Manufacturing.—
Berg (George, w.) .Corp. iquar.).—
Boston Personal Property Trust (quar.)—
1
6-26
30c
7-16
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Machine
McLean
7-13
7-
9c
1
4
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
"1D47 series"
preferred
McKay
.6-15
8-
65c
(quar.)
pref.
1
6-30
30c
Decker
8-30
2
preferred
McDermott
6-15
7-
preferred
McColl-Frontenac
5-25
9-10
4
6-
2
55c
(quar.)
II,
(quar.>_
Co.,
Department Stores,
4V2%
Y.)
preferred
Telephone
(quar.)
preferred
$3.40 preferred
capital
pref.
6-30
60c
— ___
2
8
$2..
capital
from
(quar.)
pref.
(quar.)
•
7-
6-
<N.
5%
$3.75
6-15
$1
Trust
preferred
May
,
7-
UOc
7%
invest-
realized
preferred
6-30
$1.12 >/2
Common
6-15
2
25c
20c
).
—
from
Midland
Marshall-Wells
6-15
7-15
Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)
93%c
(quar.)
—$1.06'/4
6-27
50c
Life
6-15
(quar,).
8-
——
(quar.)
1
Tire & Rubber
55c
—
7-
7-
6-
7-
•w
*
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
6-15
6-30
6-15
6-15
20c
50c
Corp.,
1
*30c
6-18
65c
•____.
-
7-17
6-18
7-15
4?3/4c
(quar.)
7-
^
6-29
€5c
(quar.)
preferred
$3.75
(quar.)
Corp.
stock
partic.
Midland
6-20
:.
16 >/4C
—
(quar.)
Corp.
from
7c
___
(quar.)
—
(8c
;
$3
;
4%
25c
Inc.
Service
Time
6-20
Initial
6-20
$1 conv. 1st pfd. (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar. )
$3
(accum.)
(quar.)
RR.
Aviation
&
General
6-15
Marine
6-30
•
(quar.)
preferred
6-30
1
7-
6-15
6-30
12'/2c
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$4.50
7-25
$1
50c
(quar.)
Fully
6-30
lc
Realty & Utilities Corp. (quar.)____
General
6-30
represents
_
pfd.
7-25
5-31
2
Paint Corp.,
.___
6-20
6-11
2
—
and
Public
2
6-15
6-12
6-15
2
7-
40c
*
-
7-31
+$1.25
(quar.)
Works-
Trust
7-
—
Controls, common
conv.
7-
Chemical
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Marine Bancorporation International—
Miller
Corp. (Mainly
cash-or stock)
income)
Manufacturers
preference
5%
7-
,
I
(quar.)
preferred
General
to
lc
(quar.)„
Beneficial
Black
6%
Development
&
4%% preferred (quar.)
Beatty Brothers Ltd. (quar.)
Beech
7-16
6-20
Funds—
27 y2c
preferred
Bendix
7-16
1
——
4%
Foods, common
.3%%
General
1
8-
2
(quar.)
Ltd.,
7-25
—
-gains
7-
Corp.,
.$1
-
(s-a)_
Capital
in
7-31
1
8-
Corp.
Beatrice
8-
Public
Corp
Baxter Laboratories
Baystate
*20c
Maltinckrodt
(quar.)
Stores
Drug
50c"
-
Fund,
income
ment
General
General
(initial)
Inc.,
Brick, 5%
•
t60c
Missouri
block
(Each
6-29
6-15
5
Telegraph &
(quar.)
Co.
gains)
6-30
7-13
t6 2»/2c
(quar.)
Mining
shares)
6-15
7-20
15c
Co.—
(initial)
Products,
7-7
+50c
Mailman
25c
_i.
Industries
Madjng
6-
Electric,
*
—
„
Packing
7-13
Electric
&
6-25
Maritime
—
(quar.)
Stock Series
Extra
CO
■
for
permission
dividend.
stock
Corp.
B
the
Commission
declare
1
J70c
"A" (quar.)
series
to
Gas
common——^——-—-.1-,.
Power
Service
$1
—■
—
preference
6-15
15c
Gas
7-11
6-30
4%
pfd.
6-30
6-30
Maritime
(quar.)
Iron
7-16
6-29
6-15
*26c
5%
quar.)_———-
40c
Marine
held)
shs.
Utility Series
——___
Arkansas-Missouri
Company
Common
9
Co.,
6-11
55c
iKy.)—
6-15
6-15
,
Fund
Ornamental
6-15
6-27
7-16
6-15
(quar.)
Porter
6-15
1%
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
Custodian
Garlock
(quar.)—.
$2.40 2nd preference
82.50
6-
vy
.
Cable
&
Ltd.,
Corp.,
Argus
2
(Payment on the com. stk.
this
at
__——~
$2.80
7-
31»/4C
—
Amoskeag Co, is-a)
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
Common
——__+/
Angonia
Franklin
(Indianapolis)
______
Axnes Iron Works
basis.
five-for-four
a
Stamping Co.—
6-15
1
6-30
.
6-30
preferred
5c
>
.__—
(quar.)
Mutual
American
(increased
2
—v
A
2
7-
(stock div.)__
Dev.
Elec^ Ca
2%
(quar.)
class
7-
30c
37Vic
—
25c
Ltd.—
Foods, common
6-15
31 y4c
:5%<
Products. Ltd.—
Underwriters,
&
7-
divld.)
100
6-15
6-22
7-
75c
&
6-29
of Pennsylvania (quar.)
National City Bank
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
First
6-15
Common
Ry.
6-30
Finance Co.
splitting the class A and class B
7-16
40c
each
Co.,
Insurance
6-15
(quar.)___^—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Elec.
Gas
6-30
(quar.)
Corp.
Chain
Angeles
6-15
40c
12 Vic
(quar.)
common
.'35c
•
H.)
3
7-
,
Steel
2
(quar.)
'$1.75
(quar.)—__
"A"
(T.
preferred
Farmers
will
meeting
*
—
—:
for
shs.
Louisville
50c
20c
-j
common
preferred
Federal
19th
June
7-14
971/2 c
(quar.)
their
Preference
Estabrooks
Fairmont
preferred
(quar.)
American-Marietta Co.—
two
of
6-18
$1.50
__
common
iquar.)
Erie Flooring & Wood
5-24
(quar.)
com.
rate
4
I2V2C
Co
Johnson,
6-29
25c,
52Vic-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.,
preferred
Los
15c
;_U_
Equitable Credit Corp., 20c partic. pfd. (quar.)
Participating (Also payable in stock at
6-20
-
6-15
35c
4%
6-18
Loan
5c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Petroleum "(stock
Endlcott
6-27
—
,
(quar.)—.
Water
Electric
Locke
preferred
-
Payable of Rec.
130c
Lynn
;
preferred
Empire
8
7-
7-
—
Socket
7%
Battery
Products
Emerson
6-20
40c
50c
(quar.)
at
5
18%c
pfd.
Easy
6-20
1
iquar.)
S3.90%
Directors
6■
2
$3
(quar.)
Rubber Co.,
preferred
6-
6-15
$1.50
dividend
preferred
5%
7-16
Storage
6-18
for
par)
„*.
(quar.)
6-19
1
$5
Pipe Co., 6%
&
preferred
6-27
Ltd.
(increased
Refineries,
50c
1
(s-a)
Ltd.
(10c
-
27'/2c
(quar.)
American
6%
Liberty
Steel
Leonard
Share
Lucky! Lager Brewing, (quar.)
(quar.)—
8-
—
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
held)
Co.
8-
$1.75
Corp.
share
Norton
pfd.
12c
(quar.)
6%
Co.,
Ry.
Filter, common
pref. (quar.)
preferred
Duff
5%
7-2
;___
Air
ccnv.
7
$3
—- —
(quar.)
each
•
7
6-
of
6%
6-20
6
dividend) —
13c
(s-a>——
(quar.)—
pfd.
55c
(Hartford)
Western
Thermal
American
6-
6-14
shares
pfd.
6-18
2
*20c
*$1.75
5
Ltd., -7%
6-29
7-
20c
—_____
6-25
50c
Duraloy Co. (quar.)
Eagle Stores Co., common—)
Association
Albemarle
Allied
6-14
3%
approximately
(quar.)
Co.
Works
Iron
Alaska
.8%
Co.,
(stock
Industries
(Three
——
$6 pfd.
Manufacturing,
5%%.
Dominion
Dover
ADR)
per
Abercrombie & Pitch Co.,
Aetna
Holdert
of Rec.
U—•
K
______
total
payments
SI.44
Aexonca,
V-A
N
When
——
6-
2
10c
—
Dominion
Payable
(John),
6-15
7-
25c
Corp.
(quar.)
Corset, Ltd. (quar.)
Share
.
dep. rets, for American shares—
general
(Both
-
.
.
Latrobe
12c
—
Diversey
Labatt
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
6-15
25c
Brass
B
1
15c
r
(quar.)
&
7-
Monday, June 11, 1956
.
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
$1
(quar.)
Reynolds, class A
Per
'
(quar.)__
_
Inc.
Detroit Aluminum
Devoe &
When
Share
Inc.
Co.
(quar.)
Records,
Decca
during the current week. Then we follow with
second table in whicb we show the payments previ¬
Investing
Vegh
Dean
nounced
,
%
Dayton & Michigan RR., preferred
..
dividend)—
•
50%
.
*'
-
Number 5541 •... The Commercial and
183
Volume
guild shares)
(50
Dutch Petroleum
Royal
—
"
^unds)
5V4% pid.
U. '3.
Oil/Ltd.,
Royalite
Saco-Lowell
Shops
Hotel
St.
Chanes
St.
Lawrence
Co.
preferred
4%%
San
6-14
7-25
6-29
7-16
6-29
7-16
6-29
7-16
2272c
•
.
22c
(quar.)
Brewing Corp
Sangamo Electric (quar.)
Scovj.11 Mfg., $3.65 preferred
6-29
6-
6-12
25c
4%
3772c
7-
2
f4
1
Stevens
Air
Seaboard
New
income)
net
Line
5%
Co.
RR.—
•
'
;
preferred
(increased).—
American Corp„ 4% pfd. (quar.)_—
Sonierville, Ltd., $2.80 preferred (quar.)^—
common
$1.55
preferred
$1.25
r
convertible
Sorg
(quar.)
Co.,
Paper
472%
Southern
Rand
Square
D
Corp.,
1
6-15
6-15
7-
2
6-15
9-28
8-31
6-22
6-
7-
$1.38
7-
6
25c
6-30
$1
6-15
25c
6-22
—
-■
.*—
preferred
$4.50
4.607c
50c
Prouucts,
(quar.)
-
(L. S.)
Extra
Co.
;
Stony
Brook
Stuyve^ant
Sun
RR.
(s-a)
Chemical,
Sunrise
Corp.
Susquehanna Ccrp. (stock dividend)
Switson Industries, Ltd. (quar.)
Taylor
Class
$5
B
Texas-Illinois
Natural
Gas
Thor
Tool
Power
Tidewater
Oil
Topp Industries
572 7c
Allied
Class
,
A
Trico Prodnets
Truck
Life
(quar.)
Merchants & Mfrs.
United
U.
S.
&
U.
«
Foreign
Trust
S.
Securities
from
Co.
Y.)
American
7-10
6-20
7-30
7-16
Pictures
Fire
Home
Scrher
American
67c
5%
preierred
6-15
American
American
Can
6-15
American
Chain
7-
2
6-13
7-
2
6-13
Extra
7-
2
6-13
American
American
9-15
8-17
4V2V0
1
6-15
77-
7-10
6-15
American
6-27
6-11
7-15
6-30
American
American
Partic.
2
6-19
5-25
7-
6-22
2
7-
6-18
7-14
7-14
(J.
B.)
25c
*
Co.—
American
Stock
cla's A
preferred
•
6-
2
•$6
5
7-16.
3 % %
preferred
Tre
W J R
7-
6-20-
8-22
6-28
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7%
(common
time)-'-- ,.»• -
this
at
preferred
6-30
6-20
6-
2
6-15
Associates
7-
2
6-16
Atlantic
7-
1
6-15
Atlantic
8
Atlantic
6-14
6-
7-
57t%
6-11
5-23
6-15
6-
1
Atlas
6-29
6-12
Atlas
(quar.)__
•
5%.
preferred
West
Ohio
West
Virginia
;
t
57e
f
(quar.)—I:
Gas
Water
preferred
;
Ltd.,
Maize-Products,
preferred
6-30
30c
6-20
6-
1
8
Avildsen
6-30
6-20
6-15
6-
7-2
6-8
7-
1
2
6-8
6-15
1
5-31
9-15
8-31
12-15
11-30
6-11
5-10
25c
6-14
6-15
5-17
15c
6-14
7-10
7-
1
6-21
7-2
6-14
30c
50c
7-2
30c
'
-
6-14
6-20
'
7-
20c
6-15
5
C-20
6-
./'572 7c
5
convertible
American
6^7
American
National
7-
1
6-15
American
$1.12%
.
7-1
6-15
New
$1.3174
50c
pfd.
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insur.
pfd.
(Galv.
?nc
(quar.)„
<quar.)_l
,6-30
7-15
6-15
7-15
6-15
$35c
,
American
-
American
6-21
6-21
1
8-21
6-30
6-15
9-
6-30
(s-a)
•
6-15
$3
'6-15
6-15
6-
1
6-
„
1
272c
Optical
6-29
6- 9
9-28
6%
Insurance Securities
c'ass
$2.50
A
preferred
8-
1
New
7-12
$1.59
_
1st
2
7-
<-•
'
■
(quar.)
12-10
6-20
6- 8
50c
-
12-28
40c
(quar.)
Co.
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
6-29
6-19
$1
pfd.
6-29
$4
6-19
convertible
preferred
Whitaker
Cable
pfd.
A
Chemical—
>
Badger
7- 2
6-15
25c
quar.
(initial quar.),
(quar.)
President
(1952
seriesV
37%C
(auar.l_____
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
6-29
6-15
6-29
20c
6-15
6-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
$1.25
5%
non-cumulative
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
non-cumulative
(quar.)
$1.25
Radiator
<
&, Standard
0-11
0-20
;
9-20
12-20
'
9-10
12-10
White
Hardware,
White
Sewing Machine Corp.—-
prior preference
$2
(J.
Wilson
C.).
Woolworth
York
(F.
1st pfd.
$2180
Ltd.-
W.);
Corrugating
*70c
(quar.)
Sanitary—
quat.)_—
,
35c
5%
preferred
($50)
5%
preferred
preferred
Zion's
Extra
7-
2
6-15
American
6-11
5-31
Class
7-
1
6-15
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
17'/2C
(quar.)
6-14
62»/2C
(quar.)
7-
1
6-15
25c
Mercantile
Institute—
!
dividend
—
9
American
6-11
6-
6%
..
6-25
6- 4
40c
,
6-15
:
5-25-
100%
6-15
5-25
30c
6-15
5-25
B
American
American
:
*
Class
A
1%
25c
6-15
6- 5
;
30c
6-11
6- 1
10c
Co.
common
2
6-7
8- 1
4-10
25c
8-
1
4-10
60c
6-15
5-25
50c
7- 2
6- 1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
7- 2
7- 2
$1.25
$1.75
6-11
6-11
(NY)—.
&
Telegraph
5-24
6-20
6-
5-25
tl7%c
common
America__
6-15
5-15
22 72c
(quar.)
6-15
32 v2 c
4.
_i-—•
40c
-
7,
6-14
5
5-ltI
2
6-15
6-22
5-25
Inc.—
10c
6-30
6-14
20c
preferred
(quar.)
6-11
5-31
Inc.—
6v4c
7-31
6>/4c
(accum.)
A
8-
7-
1
1
7-
1
4c
6-25
6-
4
25c
6-15
6-
;i
6-15
6-
I
7-
1
6-15
6-30
6-11
$2.25
(initial
Hill
1
% %
5C
7-
2
6-11
25c
7-
2
6-12
*
after
3-for-l
split)
Mills__
Co.
$1
6-
A
6-15
6-
k
25c
_!
common
6-15
10c
iquar.)
Piano,
6-15
6-
1
(quar.)__.
$1.50
7-13
6-29
(quar.)
$1.50
10-15
9-28
6%
preferred (quar.)
Baltimore Gas & Electric, common
4I/a%
preferred B ' (quar.)
4%
preferred
C
$1 50
RR.
7-
2
7-
2
6-15
$1
"
7-
2
6-15
$1
6-15
B-2i'
$1
—
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
4%
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)
Bangor
7%
Hydro-Electric,
4 74 %
Bank
5¥»%-
Oil
Barber-Ehls
1%
6-11
$1
7-
2
6-11
$1.c6
7-
2
6-11
(quar.)
& Equipment Corp.
of
Amer.
S3
of
preferred
Ltd.,
Canada,
(quar.)
______
25c
15c
$1
Bates
common
Beam
(J.
B.)
Beauty
common
5%
pfd.
6-14
2
6-15
23c
7-
2
7-
2
6-15
6-15
5-31
(quar.)
$1.40
(quar.)
,
Instruments,
Inc.
6-2 r
6
6-27
5-25
25c
6-11
6-
1
3
6-11
7-
3
6-11
5-24
3%
6-22
40c
div.)
(stock
7-
$35c
6-25
5-21
8-
6-30
$17%c
—
17 %c
$25c
-
Co.
of
Canada
Corp.—
.
dividend
shares
6
7-
6-13
1
6-15
b-
7-
6-15
1
1
50c
Telephone
Washer
7-
$25c
(quar.)
Aircraft
Belknap
6-22
10c
Belding Hemingway Co. (quar.).
Belgium Stofes, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Stock
2
1%%
Beech-Nut
Packing, (increased quar.)
Belding-Corticelli,' Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Bellanca
7-
7%c
______
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A
preferred (quar.)
Beckman
6-15
62 %c
(quar.)___
Distillers—
Beaver Lumber
Bell
6-14'
2
dividend
Counselors
6-13
7-
25c
Ties
2
7-
Cigars
Brummel
7-
6-29
20c
(quar.)
,
6-15
6-15
*1
Optical,
Stock
6-15
1
6-25
65C
(quar.)
Associates, Inc.,
6-30
7-
6-1'V
$1.12%
(quar.)
Works
Lomb
Beacon
,
Co.,
preferred
preierred
4%
5-31
6-29
$1.433/4
(quar.)
&
6-15
7-16
""
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bascian-Blescing
Bausch
H
3
„7n.2
+80c
r,
comTnOft"*(quar.)
(Calif.)
Mfg.
1
62%c
-
(quar,)
preferred
Iron
6-
$$1.75
(quar.)__
com.
(s-a)
5%%
41/2%
CD
6-15
Co.—
Basin Oil
Bath
6-15
34 %C
•
Corp.
Inc;,
Basic,
2
2
preference
Oil
T
7-
7-
convertible
Barber
6-
7-iO
(quar.)
dividend
Bankline
6-15
6-30
45 c
(quar.)—
common
8-2t
60c
—
6
$1.75
preferred
Building
Stock
quar.)
7-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4%
(resumed
RR.
9-17
10c
(Joseph) & Sons
Aroostook
6-11
.
4%
Bancroft
1-15-57
40c
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.).
Ohio
&
Co.
(one
stock
common
(quar.)
6-15
6-
a
$50c
7-16
6-14
40c
6-11
5-23
.'5c
9-
4
8-1Q
12-
1
share
of
Automatic
for
each
20
7-
held)—
—
Hardware & Mfg.
Co.*
common
Common
—-—
5
R-
1
Bergstrom
7-10
6-11
Beryllium Corp.
Paper,
class
—
(increased
11-
9
3-1-57
2-
9
6-15
6-
t
15c
A
20c
6-15
5-31
15c
—
6-8
3
15c
Common
7-2
-
1834c
(quar.)______
common
dividend)
(quar.)
Common
'initial-quar.)
American Telephone
7-16
6-20
preferred
Bell
<
(quar.)
Refining,
7-
(Indianapolis)—
...
Foundries
Surety
6- 1
6- 1
6-7
25c
(quar.)
Sugar
6-15
7-2
$1.50
Insurance
Stores
6-14
$7
(quar.)
Steel
6-15
60c
common..
common
(quar.)
States
6-15
6-30
$1
—
6-30
85c
-
(quar.)
preferred (quar,)
American
New
(quar.)
(annual)
Snuff" Co.,
preferred
American
5
Co.*
preferred
5-
6-23
50c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Stock
Shipbuilding,
1%
6-12,
25c
Chemicals
Co-operative
Screw
American
4%e
(quar.)
Wyandote
Safety
American
6-15
I
Y.)
(quar.)
Razor—:—
,7-20
00
30c
($100)
7%
(N.
Wocl
American
preference
common
Rock
6-39
50c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Bros.,
Re-insurarice
J25c
_
(quar.)——
Younker
6-15
American
(quar.)
York Water Co.
1
*
(interim)
C%
7-
6-29
30c
preferred
Beau
*
American
1
6%
Bayuk
preferred
Common
8
6-15
8-
6%
•
6-15
non-cumulative
American
6-15
$1
;
5%
6-15
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-29
25c
i,
Lines,
6-15
3
Wilcox—
Paper
Baldwin
.
5%
(1955 series)
Co.
class
&
(initial
preferred
American
,
5 7c
5%
>
Pctash
common
New
6-15
Gac—
Natural
Western
$2
'
7%
Ry.
2nd preferred
,4%
American
1
(quar.)
Maryland
Western
Co.—
(accum.)_
F.
class
com,,
-
Western
Foods,
S.
New
9-10
272c
Go.
3
7-
5%
&
<
Texas)— *
—
News
7-
j__
(quar.)—.
preferred
Babcock
6-12
6-30
272c
Common
6-15
$50c
_
6-15
6-30
3772c
27 7-c
(initial)—
common
6-15
dividend
Bangor &
■
50c
Ffnailce,-S6
National
5-18
6-29
$1.1272
(quar.)
Ltd.,
of
Co.
(stock
5-25
'
-
$1.75
.___
Co.,
Machine
T.)
4
7-1
50c
,
(quar.)_
6-
' 6-11
-
50c
Common
(Kansas City)—
class A
'
Meter
6-20
•
35c
,
.
3
Ry.—
non-cumulative
Co.
8-30
6-19
•-
(quar.)
common
Co.,
preferred
7-
15c
Machines,
(B.
5-21
30c
(quar.)_i
&
prior
Baltimore
.-
Products
5%
Baldwin
■;
(quar.)
B.
6-30
5-29
•
10c
American
Fe
Products,
Babbitt
6-1
25c
7
(Texas) (quar.)
Ltd., 4727c
6-15
6-15
e-15
Tools
Stock
B/G
(quar;)
:
Old
5 21
3
New 5%
prior preferred
(quar.)
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund (from income)-.
Ayshire Colleries (quar.)____
5-22
7-
25c
20c
,
Steel
Automatic
6-
37 72C
6-23
7-
60c
Alarm
non-voting
Voting
6-15
6-22
50c
*
(quar.)
6-15
$15c
(quar.)
$12 v2c
Canteen
Automatic
(quar.)
American Metal Co.,
1
6-15
8
$1.25
class A
A
Automatic-Fire
•>
$3.75
6-24
Metal
Class
1
Automatic
4
40c
par)
6-24-
1>
11
2
7-
50c
6-
6-11
7- 2
(quar.)__
$1.25
*
<quar.)_,
preferred
$1.40
7-
25
1
7%
Service—
Casualty & Surety
Quarterly
Grocprs
American
7-
22»/zC
Western
Western
American Machine & Metals
7-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
City
Corp.
(quar.)
Plywood Corp
* "8-15
tquar.)___„
1
5-14
preferred (quar.)
Electric
(quar.)
25c
of Illinois-'-
5
•6-12
non-cum.
87 72C
Corp
6-
5-14
50c
2
J 15c
i_—
:
6-
6-12
pfd.
4%
Santa
&
Service
6-4
5-31
7-
50c
(quar.)
com.
com.
''
60c
Co.
(quar.(___-
6-15
6-15
$1.50
'
Ltd.,
Powder
6-
r
(quar.)
(quar.)
Topeka
Atlantic
6-1
1
5-15
6-
1
12 %c
Electric
7-2
6-
6-15
7-
$1.50
noc
B
Atchison,
4
20c
9
1
6-
20c
(quar.)
Common (quar.)—:
$5 preferred (quar.)__
$4.50
5c
50c
6-15
2
6-11
,
(accum.)
Corp.,
Auto
$1.50
6-15
7-
$1.75
.*
.
;
5-25
7-
25c
J 10c
1272C
Machinery
5-14
7-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
Atlas
$1.50
preferred
5-14
6-15
Extra
5-23
933/4C
common
6-15
45c
(Conn.)
RR.,
6-
(quar.)__
Laundry
Line
5-14
Inc.—
Co.
6-12
t
Corp.
Industries
preferred
6-29
Hospital Supply Tquar.)_
Indemnity (Texas)
•
prior
Co.
Class
6-11
50 %
American Investment Co.
8
Coast
6-10
5-14
6-15
2%%
(interim)
common
Transport,
Line
1
6-15
37V2c
Investment
Coast
8
25c
Extra
4
5
(Orlando)—
Power
International
American
Street Investing Corp
Washington Oil (quar.)
1
Watson-Standard, common
8
Ltd.—
(quar.)
6-29
(quar.)
Electric—
Insula-tor
A
6272c
(quar.)
Felt,
& Tel.,
class
convertible
6-
10c
common
Products
&
partic.
$4
6-14
2
37 72c
Casualty
&
Associated Tel.
6-15
20c
preferred
American
,
Wall
6-
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)__
*.—
Gas
American
omitted
payment
*
;
6-20
Station.
Baking
Wagner
87 %c
;
6-30
$1.25
Picture
Spring
Associated
7-
433Ac
.i
($10
com.
Foreign
Motion
6-6
(quar.)—
&
Associated
30c
1
Semi-annual
5
10c
(quar.)
Goodwill
35c
—
6-lt
50c
(increased)
com.
receipts ordinary
7-2
(quar.)
par)
Forest
American
6-15
7-
dep.
Wholesalers
American Home Products (Increased monthly)
Extra—.—•—
—1
1
6-30
$725
L.
—
6-25
divid.)
(quar.)
Atlantic
dividend
American
(quar.)
stk.
(quar.)__
Electrical Industries,
American
1
•
-
507c
preferred
6-6
(accum.)
American Hair
6-
6-
preferred
$1.50
$1.1272
American General Insurance
\
Victor Chemical Works, common
6-25
9
6-29
2%
7-2
(quar.)
common
6-18
6-15
~
6-30
.
Associated
25c
common
6-18
-
6-15
7-
American
6-20
6-28
25c
——
9
7-
tl8c
Refining,
Greyhound
—
&
6-15
'
6-25
$5
6-15
7-20
20c
Fire
American
6-15
6-29
6272c
(quar,)__
Quarterly
,
6-29
&
Refining Co.,
Quarterly
6-20
i
6-12
pfd. (quar.)
7-
25c
12%C
dividend
Atlantic
(quar.)„
Co.,
preferred
Quarterly
6-15
6-30
25c
Felt
American
9
6-18
<
6-30
20c
25c
quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
Stock
Atlantic
Lines—
($100
B
Ashland
50c
Corp. (quar.)
European Securities
Export
,6%
6-15'
8-13
6-29
-
5
1
Hardware Co., Ltd.—
6-15
(quar.)___
Telegraph
Express,
6-8
25c
Electronics
American
6-20
6-29
*
65-
Ltd.
H.)
6-15
Enka
American
j'7- 2
2
15c
6-20
6-15
(quar.)
25c
Securities—
American
Class
6-4
6-8
40c
C
•
6-15
(J.
A
6-
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Common
_
conv.
Elec.
American
8
Class
7-1
1
Corp.,
Ashdown
75c
D
District
Asbestos
1
(quar.)_—
Cyanaruia
American
7-
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
Sugar,
preferred
6-15
35c
22 J/2 c
933/4c
(quar.)
quar.)
after
7-
(quar.)
Colortype
preferred
6-20
1%
..
(initial
7-
(quar.)
Co.
3 72 7c
"6-20
2
(initial
6-22
:
Cable
&
3%%
1
5
6-29
7-
6-15
(quar.)_.
(initial
5c
preferred (quar;)—
39c
_
:*
Line
Chicle
American
7-13
6-
7-1
75c
—
7-
80c
Gas
$0.0684
(initial)
common
Co.,-1%
American Crystal
6-
6-15
$1.25
common
(quar.)
Barge
6-15
177aC
2
Corp. (quar.)_
Industries
(quar.)
6%
(quar.)
preferred
Note,
2
capital
(quar.)(quar.)_
Corp.,
Bank
7-
"
;
Alloys
7-2
—
Insurance
preferred
convertible
6-29
15c
(quar.)
Utility AbDliance Corp., $1
Van
6 7c
8
35c
6-20
IV/2C
com.
75c
6-19
^
New
.
6-15
——
6-8
30c
Mfg
Leather Cos.—
1
25c
(quar.).*—;
6-15
7-
(quar.)
Art Metal Construction—
933/4C
(quar.)
Goods
25c
(quar.)——;
A
B
6-15
2
Constable
1272C
$3.75 pfd.
7-
$2 20
7-1
class
Class
Associated
3Vo
income)
6-7
183/4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
20c
(quar.).
common
preferred
Upson-Walton Co.
piu.
7-10
15c
ordinary
1
Inc.—
6-29
25c
from
7-
$1
>
100 %
,
Utah
Amalgamated
A
of America,
Co.
Aluminum
1
5%
($2
net
Universal-Cyclops Steel
Universal"-
Mfg. 00., 7oc conv.
Food Markets,
preierred
6 7c
(quar.)
com.
•l$l
(quar.)
(N.
Stockyards,
convertible
70c
Mfg.,
1272c
;
New
75c
American Aggregates, 57c pfd. (qua.r.)_
American
Agricultural Chemical—
(quar.)
6-7
3772c
___
6-21
:
United States Sugar
United
Steel
Aluminum
*
and 20c
gains
57c
Insurance—
dividend—!
Stock
8-15
1007c
quar.)__
(quar.)
common
6-30
6-
75c
Investment
Union
2
20c
(stock dividend)
(initial
common
Stores,
6-20
5
7-
7-
'7-1
13%c
___
(initial quar.)
com.
2
$1
Armstrong Cork, $3.75 preferred
Armstrong Rubber Co.—
\
(quar.).
•
Products Corp.
New
4
25c
Accident
Arkansas
8 15
10c
5c
&
5-21
5-21
Arnold
2
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
7- 2
Corp.—
7-
Quarterly
,
Western
7-
$1.18
$1.08
pfd.
6-20
30c
—_
$1.12
(quar.)
preferred
New
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
(quar.)
4.327c
$1.16 V*
Light, 4.727c
6-20
25c
Service
;
&
$4
1
$1.75
6r21
(quar.)_
Power
6-15
co.)
_!—
2
(quar.)—'
Public
(quar.)
$4
.
(quar.)—
preferied
40c
Underwriters Association
Underwriters
(Alan)
(quar.)
7- 2
Missouri
preferred
$1.05
$1.15
X
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)
Udylite corp.
Wcotl
Laboratories, new
Allied
Co.—
preferred
5-21
and
Commissions)
Arkansas
(s-a)—
com.
(s-a)—__
pd.
6-15
(stock dividend)—;
Airways, Inc.
(Del.)—
Caribbean
Trans
$1.20
6-15
Arkansas
4.657c
7-
6-19
7-31
30c
5%
5-31
6-10
6-
10%
6-8
6- 81
6-15
6-
6-15
(quar.)_—
7-2
7-2
1
15c
(quar.)—
Co.,
60c
60c
37V2c
—
7-
Alpha Beta
$1.25
6-15
6-29
6-18
30c
preferred (quar.)
Texas Telephone, 6%
preferied
Thor Corp.
(stock dividend)
6-30
6-15
U5c
6-18
(increased).—*
Common
5-31
J25C
6-30
$5
r
6-15
6-15
17c
Pipeline
31c
7- 2
6-30
(quar.)
6-15,
(quar.).
5c
25c
.—
preferred
5-2 L
7-10
Oil
25c
$50c
,
6-15
$1
(quar.)
Pictures
45c
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio, class A
25c
(quar.)
Fuel
Industries
Ahison
■
5-18
Arkansas
Artists
Allis-Chalmers
(quar.)_
—'
5-14
6-29
6-22
Oil Corp.
Argo
Allied
$1.25
Cos.
.—
RR.,
preierred
common
25c
Instrument
Extra
6-12
6-11
25c
6-15
Allen
6-14
—
6-22
25c
"6-1
6-30
5-15
6-14
—
50c
6-11
1272c
to
(quar.)
30c
;
i
1
5-3 L
5
5-31
2
__—
66-
6-15
6-20
2
(quar.)__i_—
7-
6-15
15c
6-15
6-18
"*"7-
J 15c
7V2c
6-11
7-
$2
Ltd.-
2
7-
10%
Development,
6-18
7-
Allied
;
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
5-25,
6-28
6-30
6-15
(quar.)—,
Supermarkets
6-12
6-18
7-26
Angostura-Wuppermann (quar.)
Anvil Brand* class A
(quar.)
Apex Smelting
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)—
Co.
(Watertown,
20c
$4.50
Sunbeam
Anglo-Newfoundland
7-13
(quar.)—
25c
preferred A (quar.)
Sun Life Assurance (Canada)
5-21
8- 1
6-29
6-29
(s-a)
35c
6-15
(quar.)
common
6-15
27%c
50c
Ltd.
50c
6-15
_
30c
$0.3719
J25C
_
Anglo-Huronian,
Arvin
2
—
Insurance
8
8
Arundel
2
--
66-
6-
$3772c
Sterling Discount Corp. (Atlanta)
——
Stockton, Whatley, Davin & Co. (stock div.)
6-15
6-22
6-8
2
—
4
25c
6-30
7-
(quar.)—
.
6-
V- 1
7-
—
Starrett
6-28
40c
2
7-
6-21
6-15
$1.06 74
75c
10c
5-28
6
7-
20c
6-11
Allegheny
40c
—
.—___.*—,
——
._
6-26
15c
preferred (quar.)
1
Alden's, Inc., common
(quar.)
474 7c preferred (quar.)
75c
(quar.)
Participating
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd. <quar.)__
.* Extra ,'i.;
—:
5-15
I
6-11
Extra
____—
$3 partic preference
1.
6-30
(quar.)
3
77c
Standard Fruit & Steamship Co.—
."Common
6-15
40c
(See
Sieei
25c
$2.25
Anderson-Prichard Oil—
Products
3
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4.207c
preferred
Wood
4
5-15
25c
Inc.)
Co.
Southern
Great
6-
Ludlurn Steel (quar.)
Allen Electric & Equipment Co. (quar.)
6-30
7-
$1.12 72
(quar.)
6-1
(quar.)l.
Casualty
Post
7-
,,
6
6-15
5-29
Quarterly.
changed
(hame
Surety
participating
Aico
2
6-15
•
—
Indus.,
Insurance
Alan
5-25
2c
6%
Anchor
7-
Engineering
Alabama Power Co.,
6-15
,
6-
v
—■.—
V
8
7-16
$1.1272
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
*
5-31
(quar.)—
Alabama
8-31
9-28
25c
Y.)
5-31
6-11
$12720
(quar.)__
8
6-
15c
25c
Inc.
&
Anchor
6-11
$$1.25
Inc.—
6-
6-22
$1
$1
com.
2
;
130c
Insurance -Co.
Standard
N.
8-31
(quar.)__————
Co.
Agricultural
38%c
——
Railway Co
Fund
Sperry
6-15
9-28
(quar.)
Grean
Spencer
1
2
„
Plastic
(Del.)
Oxygen
Southern
Life
Aetna
7c
(quar.)
California
Casualty
Aetna
12 7aC
common-
preferred
Aetna
6-30
7-
Anaconda Co.
(quar.
Corp.
6-14
7-
>'
*.
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Water Co.—
Southern
Admiral
6-29
10c
6-1
_—__—1
Express
7-14
t70c
7-1
(quar.)_I—
Stores,
6-29.
7-
6-1
(quar.)
Addres30graph-Multigraph'Corp.
,
,
$1
5%%
South
1-
/ 7-16
—
;—,
preferred A
Adams
7-11
3174c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
8
6-7
5c
Ltd.,
5-2 i
7-
American
6-
7
1
(quar.)_
common
7-2
common
preferred
Consoliaated
45c
,
——
_.
;<>50 cents convertible preferred
.
Glass,
$28VbC
(quar.)___—_
Process
Hat
Adam
-
25c
—
Solvay
Corp.,
6-15
8-
:—„
_
Sommers Drug Stores,
6-29
t20c
—
(quar.)
Aircraft
Sonotone
5c
-■
(quar.)
(quar.)—,___
Inc.
Solar
6-
Adams
6-12
.
$53c
Co., Ltd., common
Smith-Coro.:a,
6-30
2
Window
7- 2
(quar.)—
Co.
Wire
American
62V2C
Alloys,
convertible
Holders
7-1
(quar.)
preferred
Holder*
7-
30c
$1
Sugar Refineries,
Aluminum
Acushnet
1
6-18
7-
30c
_
$2.12
6-
10c
50c
Salesbook—
pick's Seattle Brewing & Malting Co.
/
6-15
6-27
6272C
the
Payable of Rec.
45c
,
(quar.)—
A
5%
,$1.10
Acme
(quar.)
Shelby
(N.)
7
class
When
Payable of Hoc.
12V2C
31'Ac
common
preferred
Acme
(quar.)_:
Shamrock Oil & Gas
Slater
6-
'
:
;
.
6-20
net
(from
Fund
(initial quar.)
common
Shaler
15c
—
Clark
&
Share
' $37%c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
(quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic
7
24c
(from
,
preierred
$1.20
6-
Company
Writing Paper (quar.)
American Zinc, Lead <fe Smelting (quar.
Amoskeag Co.. $4.50 preferred (s-a)
Ampco Metal, Inc.
(quar.)
%%
A C F Industries,
8-14
6-20
in
When
Share
(quar.)
com.
preferred
conv.
b'/o
.
Scudder, Stevens & Clark common stock fund
Scudder,
being given
.
_
.
preferred (quar.)_,
Abrasive & Metal Products,
6-15
9-
■
Abitibi Power & Paper
4
91V4C
—
(quar.)
Abbott.Laboratories,
6-29
'
7-16
t
Name of Company
^
6-11
$2
Per
Name of
15
$1.50
these
week,
Per
6-11
25c
(quar.)
this
6-15
7-
47c
pfd. A (initial)
common (quar.) —-
preierred
Francisco
1
6-25
give the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
we
announced
preceding table.
1
22c
(quar.)
Orleans)
(New
5%
(quar.)
preferred
4.407c
.
6-
(2771)
weeks and not yet
dends
6-11.
7-11
35c
San Diego Gas & Electric,
5%
'7-11'
'
$32c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
$1,827
—
Below
Payable of Rec.
'
14%
in
(Payable
.
Holder$
When.
Per
Share
Name of Comvany
Financial Chronicle
quar.)
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2772)
Per
preferred
4%
Bethlehem
Bibb
6-15
7-
2
6-
35c
7-
1
6-20
25c
7-
1
6-20
Canadian General Electric Ltd.
7-15
6-18
Canadian
Ltd.,
10c
125c
(quar.)____—_______15c
Black & Decker Mfg. (increased quar.)____
30c
Blackhawk-Perry
(s-a)
$150
Black, SivaJls & Bryson, common (quar.)—
35c
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
$1.16%
Ltd.,
Hats,
class
$1
A
(quar.)
common
a.
+
—
__
__________
Birtman Electric
_
__
Blackstone
4.25%
preferred
&
Bloch
Co,
6%
(quar.)_
Tobacco,
preferred
(quar.)
Diamond
(increased)
common
Corp.
Airplane
Bohack
<H.
C.)
Co.,
Stores
&
Corp.,
preferred
3%%
5%
common
RR
preferred
preferred
:
Rubber, 6%
1
Canadian-lnger.-;oll-Rand,
1
Canadian
J.)
& Sons
pfd.
■
414%
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)_
4%%
6%
Traction
preferred
Brewer
(C.)
6-18
4%
preterred
5-28
5 /c
preferred
6-30
6-
6-15
6-11
5-21
6-11
5-21
6-15
6-
1
6-14
6-
5
7-
6-15
8-
1
7-11
7-
2
6-13
7-
10-
3%%
6-15
2
2
Bridgeport
4'4%
preferred
Class
B
Bridgeport
5.28%
Ga?
Co.,
9-28
9-14
(quar.)
12-14
Castle
1
Briggs & Stratton
Bright
G.)
(T.
5%
Corp..
Co.,
&
preference
Brinks,
Inc.
new
"
3% %
Co.,
British
American
Pinal
(quar.).
4%%
preferred
5%
Electric,
4%
Inc.,
4%
Co.
Corp.,
Bush
Mfg.
Co.
Terminal
Butte
Copper
Butterflv
C
I
T
8
$2,50
I
7%
pfd.
preferred
(s-a)
7-
6-20
4.75%
preferred
_
Power
6-11
6-
$3
6-28
6-20
6-30
6-
8-
7-12
Chance
6-
4
Chamberlin
6-14
6-
1
Champion
$4.50
Co.
3
6-15
1
6-15
Charmin
1
6-15
Chateau-Gai
9
Consolidated
Electrodyamics
9-20
9-
8
Consolidated
Foods Corp.,
8
9-20
9-
12-20
12-
8
12-20
12-
$5
5(4%
2
New
6-
2
6-11
5-21
6-30
6-18
6-15
6-
1
8-
7-16
$4.52
8
$1.50
8
7-
2
6-
8
6-11
6-
1
10c
6-15
6-
1
Continental
Continental
Continental
6-14
5-25
5%
6-26
6-
8
6-15
6-
1
Copperweld
6%
6-11
jnesapeake Industries
$1
7-
1
6-20
$1.50
7-
1
6-20
—
87 (4 c
6-20
6-
1
(quar.)
87V2c
8-
1
7-
(quar.)
75c
6-25
6-
4
6-30
6-
7-
1
6-11
Chicago AJlerton Hotel (s-a»
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
7-16
6-15
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.,
jsoc
7-
3
6-
7-
3
6-
7
$$1 25
7-
3
6-
7
$2.50
Ry.,
preferred (quar.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber
Pneumatic
Rivet
&
25c
6-15
6-
1
Chicago,
Rock
Island
27c
6-15
6-
1
Chicago South Shore &
(stock
Service
I
(quar.)TI~
Hecla, Inc., common
preferred A (quar.)
Lake
Mines,
Co.
(s-a)_
6-
6-26
5-28
7-
6-
&
Chickasha
6-29
6-11
Chile
75c
2
6-15
1
6-21
Chlpman Knitting Mills, 5% "pfd.
Chrysler Corp.
:
1
6-21
Christiana
leVic
7-27
6-28
preferred
7-
6
6-
8
7-
3
6-
8
6-20
5-21
7-
3
6-
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-15
5-31
City Baking, 7% pfd. (quar.)
City Investing Co., 5V2% preferred
6-11
Citv
(quar.)
$50c
(quar.)
$29(40
:::::::::
Special
\\™
_____
pfd.
<
(quar.)"„
resumed
Canada Steamship Lines. Ltd..
5%
Canada Wire & Cable Co. Ltd.—
A
B
(initial
$$1.10
Telephone
B
Clark
6-15
5-15
$1.20
&
6-15
5-15
$1.20
3
6-15
Clavton
3
6-15
Clearfield
& Mahoning
10-
1
9-14
Cleveland
Builders
1-2-57
12-14
1
Cleveland-Cliffs
$4.50
6-15
Cleveland
6-15
$4.50
pfd."(s-a)
131>/4C
7-
6-
1
5
for
Climax
split)— IIII
common
preference
1
f20c
7-
2
6-20
Cruin
$1
7-
2
6-15
Crystal
6-15
5-31
Cluett, Peabodv & Co.,
*37'4c
7-
3
5-31
4%
2nd
I_
$31 (4c
7-
3
5-31
7%
preferred
new
preferred
Cuban American
6-11
5-18
6-20
Curlee
7-
c
1
6-28
6-
6-28
6-
8
Curtis
8-
1
7-27
1
6-15
6-30
6-12
6-15
6-
2%
6
30
6-29
6-30
10c
8-
1
8-
1
-•
25c
7- 2
10- 1
50c
6-15
45c
7j- 2
7-14.
7-14
6-
8
9-10
5-15
6-11
15c
6-11
5-23
75c
preferred
6-29
6-15
$2
(quar.)_-____
preferred
6^0
6-15
8-10
9- 4
12- 3
$1.75
9-28
9-14
25c
40c
6-15
6-20
6-
5
6-
5
12(4c
$1.12(4
10c
7- 1
6-15
7- 1
6-20
6-15
75c
$1.75
50c
7- 1
7- 1
6-28
6-
50c
50c
9-28
12-28
12-
7
55c
(quar.)
28c
28c
$1.12
30c
6-30
6-
6-14
5-18
$1.50
7-
2
$7
7-
1
6-20
30c
6-15
(quar.)
6-
6-15
6-
4
$1,121/2
7-
6-
5
Publishing Cc.,
preferred
6-28
6-
7
80c
6-15
6-
$4 prior pfd.
Class
A
class
(quar.)
A
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wright
___j
Corp.
Cutler-Hammer,
Inc.
(increased)—
!
1
1
6-29
6-15
Qic
6-29
6-15
4214 c
6-11
5-25
50c
6-25
6-11
$1
7-
2
7-
2
6-18
-
.
_
8
6-
8
6-
7
9-
7
20c
6-15
6-
6-15
5-31
$1.50
5-25
5-
1
20c
20c
6-25
7- 2
6-
9
6-15
5c
7- 2
6-15
75c
93^4c
6-15
7-16
6-30
6-
5
7-
3
Abbey
D
&
Dan
R
Pilot
Plants
(extra)
Cigar Corp
River
Mills
(quar.)
Extra
Dana
Corp.,
334%
common
(quar.)
preferred series A
(quar.)
David & Frere, Ltd., class A
$75c
6-18
$1.75
«rh-«
1
3c
Extra
Cypress
6-
Inc.—
(quar!)
Corp.,
A
DWG
(interim)
(quar.)
Industries,
9
4
$1,121/2
1
(quar.)_______,
Class
6-20
50c
1
(quar.)
11-
Curtis)
Curtiss-Wright
6-20
6-15
15c
pfd.
common
<H«lene)
Curtis
4
10c
Sugar, 7%
Companies
(See Helene
6-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
-
(quar.).
preferred
Curtis
7-
(quar.)
com.
Clothing,
4(4 %
$1.37(4
30c
quar.)
5-31
6-15.
(quar.)
Engine Co. (quar.)
Cunningham
Drug
Stores
(quar.)
8
25c
com." (initial
(quar.)
Cummins
1
3%
Co
Clorox Chemical,
A
America.
Land,
&
1
6-15
6-30
•
class
common-
8%
8
4c
25c
of
preferred
6-
(quar.).
5-31
6-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
Forster
6-18
45c
(quar.)
Trencher
6-20
6-20
10c
Sexton,
Oil
$1.12
(stock dividend)
common
6-30
'
$1.75
(quar.)
Molybdenum
(quar.)_J
(quar.)
Steel
62 %
(s-a)
6-
(quar.)
&
Crucible
Electric Illuminating—
preferred
Cleveland
Ry.
Supply
5
6-5
9334c
Angeles)
Zellerbach
Crlbben
5-28
Manufacturing (quar.)
Iron,
preferred
6-30
6-30
3
Lambert
6-
2%
(quar.)
(Los
Inc., $2 pfd.
6-15
preferred
B
(quar.)
Mfg.
(resumed 1
&
6-14
12-14
6-20
6-30
(quar.)
5-14
(quar.)
A
7-2
1-1-57
,
50c
International,
1
(stock div.)
(quar.)
5
6-14
6-20
(stock dividend)
Cork & Seal Co.,
&
5
6-
7- 2
$15c
(quar.)
class A
A
Crown
6-
6-28
10c
(quar.)
6-14
62 (2 c
com.
Oil
6-13
(quar.)
Refining,
preferred
B
Crown
6-28
$2.50
(quar.)___
com.
75c
$2.50
-
—
7-
6-
A
(initial)
Controller
Oil
7-
Ltd.
Cork
Class
8
Co.—
(quar.)
A
common
Products
Clark
6-15
3
6-
;
Manufacturing
Co.,
Class
Crown
60c
6-15
after
Canadian Breweries, Ltd..
convertible
Class
6-22
7-
6-26
Crossett
5-31
50c
$2.50
£—
—
6-21
10c
—
(s-a)
com.
(s-a)
preferred
R4
Independent
preferred
175c
(quar.)
Class
5%
}$1 75
_
6-14
(quar.)
Citizens Utilities,
"
(quar.)
Class
Cities Service
3
,
7-12
I:
Femi-annual
Clarostat
—
_
Canada Safeway, Ltd..
4.40%
Canada Starch Co, common
3
7-15
1
-
1
1
2%
.c
10c
Co.,
3%%
1
6-
pfd. (quar.).
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
7-
Permanent Mortgage
Corp. (Toronto)
special
7-
7-
5
6-
6-15
811-
Inc., common
L.)
$1.75
(ouar.)
Cincinnati Gas A* Electric, 4%
3
j$i
6-
6-15
8-15
11-15
A
(R.
$110
7-31
*37 (4c
6-15
$1
.
7-
$$1 06>4
6-13
$1.50
(s-a)
common.,
preferred
Citizens
(initial, quar.)
common
7%
Securities,
25c
common
6-30
CopDer
$$1.50
(quar.)
Crane
(resumed).—
-
7-
$106%
Crampton
5-25
$1
Co.
Oil
7-
1
6-14
15c
$32%c
(quar)
2
6-15
$1.75
*62(4c
"
7-
Class
8-25
$2.50
(s-a)
Craig Systems,
Crestmont
-
7-
37>/2c
Crain
,
5-20
1
2%
preferred
7-16
..
6-14
9-
$2.50
dividend)
preferred
6-15
67 (4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cotton
5%
50c
common
preferred
6-11
1371/—
preferred
7%
6-29
Forgings, Ltd.—
Assurance
\ Quarterly
Chicago Towel,
tlOc
(annual).
_
Fo"ndrp>s, Ltd.,
Malting Ltd.,
8
RR.
South Bend RR.—
6-21
37(4c
(quar.)
Shoe,
£ 5%
7-30
—
7- 2
dividend
6-29
(quar.)
Pacific
&
(quar.)
common
20c
(quar.)
convertible
1
20c
Crushed
Foundries
2
Tool,
Machine
62V2c
~~
""
pref
6-15
"55c
$1 isaq
Co.
Ltd
corn.
27'4c
10%
div.)
(quar.)
6-20
6-15
25c
International
Stock
(stock
Craddock-Terry
25c
—_
Chicago
preferred
6-20
6-30
(quar.)
A
:
Coty
10-15
6
6-29
6-15
25c
(quar.),
Inc.
30c
(quar.)—
Chicago
~
~
1
7-
6-15
7-15
Insurance—
Coty,
100%
5%
1
,
11-
5-25
6-25
20c
Quarterly
62 (4c
6-
(quar.)______
Petroleum
6-11
30c
$1.31(4
Corp.—
Cosmopolitan Realty
5
35c
common.——
6-5
(quar.)_—
6-15
$1
Western
6-15
(quar.)
6-
6-28
5-25
(quar)—
(quar.)
'
GreaiT
Chicago
6-15
common
6-15
6-22
25c
—
(quar.)
6-20
$2
*
com.
7
$$1.12V2
preferred
Chesbrough-Pond's, Inc.
5-21
5-25
6-11
Common
6
(quar.)—
common
7-30
conv.
6-11
6-11
75c
preferred
Cosmopolitan Life
8
6-14
6-22
6
25c
common
preferred
(quar.)
Reynolds
dividend
$1
5
,
&
Cosdon
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
preferred
6-15
1
Inc.
6-
6-28
7-
50c
(quar.)
A
G-22
1
62(4c
Electric,
series
5-15
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
$5.25
6-15
12(4c
(quar.)
Cornell-Dublller
6
5-15
2%
10c
Steel,
5-21
6-
6-15
25c
dividend)
6-11
6-15
30c
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc. (quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration (increased)
preferred
7-27
1
75c
6-11
5%
6-15
6-15
8-
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.).
(stock
2
7-
$$1.30
(quar.)
40c
$6
(s-a)
(quar.)
Steel
5-28
6-
3V2%
(Ont.)
6-25
1
6-15
7- 2
$1.13
6-20
6-20
6-11
45c
933/4C
Insurance
Telephone,
Coffee
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Cooke
(quar.)
common
Oil
6-11
6-11
6-11
10c
6-29
Can,
Life
Chtmway
25c
1
common
preferred
Insurance
Continental
6-22
6-15
7-
$1.37V2
5-25
7-20
9
6-15
6-15
Corroon
7-
1
6
Co 10,
$4
7-
(quar.)
common
5-31
5-21
1
50c
(Del.),
6-15
6-15
5-31
6-15
50e
6-15
6-
6-29
(quar.)
Continental
7-
6-15
1
25c
(Chicago)
5
50c
6-15
1
6-
6-15
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)
10c
1
6-
7- 2
2
2
7'/2C
6-15
7-
12 (4c
(quar.)
2
50c
2
6-11
7-
$1.13
(quar.)—
5
7-
6-
6-15
6-
7-
1
2
6-30
6-30
1
5
7-
Broadcasters, Inc.
20c
6c
7-
5
6-
Continental Copper & Steel Industries (quar.)
Continental
Gin
(quar.)
$2
7-
8
6-
6-15
•,
6-
6-15
6-13
6-
,,6-15
75c
6-
2
$50c
•7-16
$15c
G-15
7-
$1.12 (4
8
6-15
$1.19
(s-a)——
1
6-
6-
preferred
<quar.)__.
6-
7-16
15c
preferred
13c
6-15
"/J/
10c
$3.75
1
.
(quar.)
4(4%
6-
quar.)
(quar.)__
6-15
6-15
22(/2c
$40c
(increased
preferred
Commercial,
6-15
7(4c
5-28
7-
7- 2
convert ble
2
'
6-15
6-15
(quar.)_„_
cent
60
2
—
1
20c
(quar.)_
preferred
Continental
7-
'
6-15
7- 2
preferred
$5.50
8
-6
6-1
7- 1
5c
Eaking
6-
6-22
$1.04
Continental
6-
5-11
7
1
$1.12Vi
8
6-
2
78-
25c
65%c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
$4.16
6-
2
4
(quar.)__
2
2
6-
6-15
(quar.)
Power,
preferred
7-
2
v
-5-31
6-14
(quar.)_____;
Assurance
7-
6-29
28c
Continental
7-
-
10c
-
(quar.)
8
7-
(quar.)_
______
6-
$1.15
6-15
1
6-15
75c
quar.)
Utilities
Gas
6-30
35c
6-15
7-
60c
(quar.>__
com.
(quar.)
(initial
Rendering
B
$4.50
6-14
Securities
—
Consumers
9-20
7- 1
40c
$1.25
Class
6-30
1
6-30
30c
.
eommon
Paper Corp.
Common
6-30
1
6-20
10-
$1.25
Television & Radio
10c
1
Y;),
Extra
6-18
10c
$1.25
Extra
Consol.
6-
6-20
7- 2
•
10c
<
1
1
2
6-15
23c
15c
;
6-
7'7-
30c
(quar.)___^__
(N.
(quar.)
Consolidated
6-18
1
1
Freightways—
Increased
6-15
1
1
20c
Standard
Goods
common
consolidated
6-11
6-22
7-
65c
6-
9-
;
(quar.)
preferred
Consolidated
5-15
7>/2C
Dry
preferred
Continental
Corp.
1 1
12-
6-15
$$1
Consolidated
8
40c
(quar.)
Gas
5-17
9-15
(s-a)
7-
37(4c
preferred
6-
7-
Chicago North Shore System (stock div.)
Special
6-20
Ltd.,
$1.17
6-15
Life
1
$1.18%
1
Iron
6-
6-20
(quar.)
7-
A
Diversified
8
3 7 (4 c
62c
Bread
Consolidated
9
(quar.),
25c
Red
1
6-15
Chattanooga
5-31
12-15
cojmmon
6-
-
10-30
lu
Corp.,
6-
(quar.)___.
Ltd.
6-
6-15
—
(quar.)
Coppermines Corp
6-11
(from investment inc.)
Wines,
Cigar
6-
—
Mills
Paper
(Toronto)
$5 preferred
Consolidated
& Fibre—
preferred,
777-
Consolidated
1
6-11
America
of
Paper
5-31
6-15
6-15
15c
quar.)__
1
2
Aircraft
Vought
6-25
6-15
,
(initial
6-20
common—
Products
Cement—
common
6-12
'
common-—
Century Shares Trust
New
6-
2
—_____
preferred (quar.)
Century Electric Co. 1 quar.)
Century Ribbon Mills (quar.)
Certain-teed
1
1
6-
-
$1
(quar.)
Common
i£*u
1
1
8
6-
6-12
Consolidated
1
6-12
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pacific Utilities,
& Cut
Stone, Ltd.—
6%
preference (quar.)
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, common
(quar.)
84.25 preferred (quar.)
i_
1
Co.—
5% preference B (quar.)
Canada Cement Ltd., $1.30
$1.25
6-
A
8-22
6-
$1.15
8%
6-11
Acceptance,
Class
6-12
fine
_
I
(quar.)
7%
Century
6-18
5-25
2
V
7-
(quar.)__
6-23
3
7-
(,quar.)__
(quar.)
j$i
Ltd.,
Canada
preferred
7-
7-
Service—
preferred
4.65%
6-15
4
$1.25
(quar.)——
12V2C
(quar.)
_______
Canada
4(4%
Public
Vermont
4.15%
1
1
6-
6-18
$1.12'/2
$$3 50
——
Campbell Soup Co.
4(4%
Central
5-25
6-
i5C
Camden & Burlington
County Ry.
Campbell (A. S.) Co., common
$2.50 preferred
(quar.) 1
Canada
6-14
1
jiic
Calumet &
Canada
1
7-
6-12
—
6-15
5c
—
Congoleum-Nairn.
Inc.
(quar.)__,
Connecticut Light & Power
(quar.).
Connohio, Inc., common
40c
preferred
(quar.)
40c preferred
(quar.)
tl5c
A
~
Ltd..
Water
Class
7-
4
25c
6-15
7
$38c
Consolidated
—
6-
$38c
6-12
Wire
&
Transformer
20c
I
(quar.)
Pacxing Corp.
Canada
Central
$25c
(quar.)
California
Canada
6-14
30c
California
Canada
1
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Campbell
7-
20c
(quar.)
Ltd., common
preferred
$4.75
20c
Steel
30c
Ink
California
5%%
Central
5C
Zinc
preferred
5.40%
5-21
25c
:
Electric
California
5%
6-11
4
6-
$1.18%
preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)—
6-25
$37c
25c
(quar.)—
6-11
1
6-
1
25c
.•
(quar.)
preferred
8
2%
-
;
87 (4 c
preferred
7-10
6-
6-22
50C
(quar.)
common
convertible
50c
preferred (quar.)
4%% pre.'erred (quar.)
California
Co.,
7 i/2C
& Sons (quar.)
(quar.)__—
5%
preferred
Power
4.60%
6-
6-13
7-
•
$1.23
preference
6-
30c
(stock div.)
(quar.)_
Quarterly
/Quarterly
$1.06 yA
4.60%
7-
$1
11-15
$1.12 (4
common
1
6-29
7c
Quarterly
11-30
$1.75
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
8-15
11-15
$1.08%
preferred
15c
4%
5%
Maine
Confederation Life Association
25c
&
Power.
Central
8-15
Publications
8-31
50c
(quar.)__
convertible
$1.50
Conde
11-30
;
preferred (quar.)
Securities,
6-
25c
(quar.)
$1.25
com.
1
6-15
__________
Service
25c
(quar.)___
preferred
4(4%
6-12
Co.—
Service,
Central-Illinois
$1.50
Hosiery Co.,
Financial
Calgary
Public
preferred
4.92%
5-21
2
8-31
12>4c
•___
6%
preferred
Co.
Bymart-Tintair.
4%
6-
8
(s-a)
Burroughs Corp.
Burroughs (J. P.)
Bush
7-
8
(quar.)
6-11
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Light, common
preferred
(quar.)
Illinois
6-
(quar.)
Dock, Ltd., class
Dry
3
6-
Burns & Co.. Ltd.
Burrard
5-
Community
Consolidated Edison
Electric
&
6-
25c
(quar.)
*:
Compo Shoe Machinery, common
Public
9-20
6-30
(Louisville
(quar.)
6-11
7-
$1.12(4
'
common
preferred
Gas
5-15
10-10
income
6-15
Nast
6-11
$5
70c
(s-a)
Insurance
25c
Illinois
V2 %
7-
__________
6%
6-11
4
7-
Battery (quar.)
Burlington Steel, Ltd..
Burnham
4.75%
Ky.)
6-15
6-15
Co.—
Investment
Life
5-31
•
(quar.)
com.
Investment
from
2
7-
$13c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Commonwealth
5-31
5-31
6-20
(quar.)
6-30
$1.25
1
10%
Watch
5-28
Commonwealth
5-28
$1.25
6-
15c
Burgess
6-21
Co.
$1.25
7-
15c
(accum.)—
2
6-11
25c
—2
(quar.).:,:
3.50%
_;
7-
$1.75
(quar.)__^
6-18
preferred
6-15
50c
—
preferred
30c
7%
1
6-11
7-16
7- 2
(quar.)__
Life Insurance
15c
preferred
7-
dividend
Bullocks,
Hudson
95c
(quar.)
7-
Commercial Shearing & Stamping Co.
Commercial Solvents Corp. (quar.)_
$2
:
4!33%
10c
8
Co.—
4.35%
$1.25
Co.
Bulova
Central
5-14
_
6-
(quar.),.
Georgia Ry.
1
7-
(quar.)
Building,
Foundry
7-
10%
common
6-15
10c
7-16
6-30
(s-a)
37 (4C
6-
(final)
-
Commercial
40c
(quar.)
5-10
6-
Co.,
1
(quar.)
common
6-15
7-
(quar.)
6-
'$$2.50
7-13
$53c
com.
Columbus
6-13
25c
(s-a)
5-23
6-
•«
Eclipse
5%
6-
Corp.,
Columbian
4
•
t30c
62(4c
1
8
6-
$25c
93%c
3
2
5%
v
6-
(quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line
Bucyrus-Erie
Co.
Stock
8
5-25
5%
8
6-
7-
'.
Mfg,.
Bullard
6-
6-22
7-
$5 preferred (quar.)__
Buck Creek Oil
(quar.)
Bulkiey
6-22
6-11
7-
iquar. I
Distillers
5%
6-15
pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Buffalo
6-29
5c
■
6-
6-
Credit
4
6-15
60c
2
Carbon
6-30
4
6-
10c
7-
Insurance
Mutual
6-20
6-
$1.25
6-29
Title
31V4c
(quar.)—
common
6-15
:
of
Gas,
(quar.)
40c
;
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.),
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred A (quar.),
preferred B (quar.)
$56c
_
$3.80
common
preferred
5%
5-25
6-15
$$1
Gas.
Bigelow
Brunner
Central
$63c
—
__
Brown-Forman
Central
8
$$1.19
Ltd., ordinary
Co.,
Glass,
&
8
6-
Interstate
preferred
20c
Investments, Ltd.—
preferred
Central
Voting trust certificates (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
Brooklyn Borough Gas, common (quar.)
Brown
6-
6-30
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Taunton
Brockway
6-30
6%
5%
$12c
Extra
Central
(quar.)
British Petroleum
Brockton
6-16
*25c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——;
414%
6-30
quar.)-
preferred
41/2%
6-16
71/2%
preferred
4%
6-30
(quar.)
25c
——
Non-voting
:
5%
Colorado
6-15
6-29
7- 2
8- 1
8- 1
7- 6
6-30
6-30
7'/2c
10c
10c
$1.12 V2
50c
62V2c
68%c
(monthly)
common
(monthly)
preferred
50c
25c
(quar.)
Power,
Columbia
12 '/2C
Extra
7
"f
Tobacco—
Columbia
Central
7
——_
1
British
6-15
3
6-14
—
fuel <& Iron, common——
—~
preferred A (quar.)—
5l/2% preferred B (quar.)————
1
(quar.)
Storage (quar.)
Fibre Products, voting
5-25
6-30
7- 2
(quar.)
9334c
Cold
6-
40c
Ltd.—
1
6-
—
78c
preferred
Co.,
Note, Ltd.
Oil Co., Ltd. (inc.
British-American
7-
30c
Bank
6-
2
Stone
&
Central
$25c
preference
6-
*28%c
_
Aluminum
5%
5%
:
American
Central Canada
9-10
6-20
30c
—
British
&
6-20
35c
33c
—
Bristol-Myers
6-lfl
1
Ltd.—
Bristol Brass
2
7-
;
(quar.)
Cooke, Ltd
6-14
6-21
America—
of
Co.
$$2
Corp. of America, common
41/2% preferred A
(quar.)_x__
7%
preferred
(quar.),_—
1%
(initial)
com.
7-
$$1.25
pfd.
conv.
_
Colorado
7-16
Celanese
/
62(4c
56 %c
(quar.)
British
1
B
Central
J$1.50
30c
(quar.)
Extra
710-
Ltd.
.
8-15
15c
-
Class
4%
(quar.)
pfd.
—
Common
8-15
Telegraph—
(quar.)
8
(quar.)
rommon
preferred
8-15
1
(quar.)
A
6-
(quar.)
1
9-
$1
Mills (quar.)—
Cascades Plywood (quar.),
Case (J. I.) Co.. 7%
pfd. (quar.)__
Catelli Food Products, Ltd., class A
7- 2
3c
87V2c
Ltd
Mines,
$3.50
Insurance
Colonial Sand
4y2%
———
Corp.
Co.,
Life
Colorado
6
9-
Carthage
Class
6-
(quar.)
common
General
&
5
$$1.25
,—,—.—-—'
Carriers
6-
6-20
$$1
iquar.),,
&
6-14
3
$15c
(quar.)____
5-31
2
,
Brass,
Telephone
6-
7-
$20c
>
6-15
$7.40
Gold
Co.,
Quarterly
(quar.)_._^—
Extra
6-15
7-
•_
Colonial
—-
common
preferred
6-20
*$1.12(4
*$1.12(4
Ltd.___
Co.,
1st
6-29
6-15
(quar.)
&
Cos.,
Radio
Collins
A
each
(quar,)„_,
Carpenter Steel
9-12
1
Oil
Carolina
1
6-
6-15
12-28
Co.,
Willans
Colgate-Palmolive
6-29
25c
(quar.)
International
Cochenour
8%
preferred (quar.)
Capital City Products (quar.)-_,_-__^___,_Carey, Baxter &c Kennedy (quar.)—
Carey (Philip) Mfg. (quar.),
Carnation Co., new common
(initial)—.,—
5
6-30
prelcrred
Canadian
6-) 6
6-15
$3
.
Power
class
for
par,
(quar.)
$1
—
&
Coca-Cola
1
iquar.j___
6-15
$1.25
dividend
Stock
•
Light
1
6-
6-15
—
6-30
5%
Brantford Cordage Ltd.—
Brazilian
6-
6-30
6-30
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
Share
Y.)
(N.
7- 2
Ltd.
(quar.)
Investment
Trust
International
common
5-16
7-
(s-a)
___
(quar.)
(G.
Bottling
6-15
6-
_
1
Boston Woven Hose &
Brach
Co.
Coca-Cola
$$2
Ltd., class A
6-
$2.50
____
preferred
5%
Coca-Cola
1
—
Machine,
Ice
$1.25
$1.25
_
RR.,
held)
$1
6-15
87lie
(quar.»_„
Albany
Maine
5%
•
——
(qtmr.i
preferred
&
—
lquar.)_
8
6-
(four-fifths
dividend)
preferred,
6-12
87 (4 c
(quar.)
Club
Securities,
(stock
B
6-22
20c
60c
(quar.)_——
(quar.)
Borg-Warner
Boston
Canadian
50c
(quar.)
common
Brass
Book-of-the-Month
Boston &
share
6-15
25c
—
preferred
prior
3%%
6-14
1
25 c
50c
25c
50c
$1.37 (4
(quar.)..
Co.
Bohn Aluminum
Bond
6-29
General
class
redeemable
6-15
7.5c
15c
__—
__
(quar.)—--——„—
(North Carolina) —
————
5(4%
of
25c
Quarterly
Special
and
5-25
62 Vic
__
6-
$433/*C
1
30c
—
3
6-30
$25c
(quar.)
2
$1.06(4
—
__
Blue Ridge Insurance
Boeing
6-18
Ltd.
Laughlin_-._.i._____—_.
Bros,
Blue
7-15
<quar.j_
common
(quar.)
preferred
6-11
7-
Ltd.,
Celanese,
preferred
$1.75
Valley Gas & Electric Co.—
Blaw-Knox
Bliss
$1
(quar.)
\
(quar.)—_———*"'*7- 2"" '*6-14?
7-
$15c
(quar.)
,
Canadian
1
Ltd.
Canners,
When
Per
Name of Company
$50c
2
$1.75
(quar.)
Extra
Biltmore
Canadian
6-12
7-
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
1
50c
Monday, June 11, 1956
.
Holder»
Payable of Rec
Share
Name of Company
of Rec.
6-
When
Per
Holaert
50c
(quar.)
7% preferred
Steel,
Payable
Cement, common
Limestone &
Bessemer
When
Share
Kame of Company
..
(Continued on page 50)
6-15
Volume
Number 5541
183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2773)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
STOCKS
Lswest
Highest
3
39 % Feb
10
Feb
1
106% Apr
16% Jan
27
111
Jan
19
13
Jan
6
40% Jan
18
71
Jan
18
79
Aug 25
6
109% Feb
14% Jan
ABC
8
677/8 Jan
ACF
Industries
6
76
6
67% May 29
10
1978 May 24
65% Jun
65 % Jun
14
23% Sep 19
35% Sep 20
25% Nov 30
7% Mar 23
Apr
4%
5%
Jan
21% Oct
6
19
34% Sep
3
21
1
12 % Oct
9
Acme
23
29% May
4
Adams
5
20
27
Dec
9
108
4
14
Jun
77% Jan
33% Apr
22% Jan
30 % Jan
20 % Nov
30
29% May 25
1/256 Jun
25% Jan
130
May 17
,
19
8
11% Am'
19
36% Feb
15% Aug 24
Jan
17% Jun
153
Inc
Admiral
Aeroquip
Air Reduction Inc common
1
155
156
17Ye Oct
11
109% Jan
7
6
Jan
80
3
19% Jun
9
Aug
27
115% Apr
26% Mar 30
117
Jan
3
2to
11
209% Jan
3
326
Jun
8
23 % Jan
13
6
;• 117% Jan
19
23% Feb
6
23
170
Jun
24
20
88% Jan
7% Jan
23
10% May
Alco
5
July 12
.
135
Jan
30
Jan
104
117
4
Nov
oo.t.1
7
93
Jan
20
19
Jan
S
Dec
22
61% Oct
Inc
Sep
Chemical
4
Kid
33% Feb
27
36 % Apr
23
Allied
Allied
9
48% May 15
56% Jan
4
Apr
11
93% May 29
97% Jan
3
13
62 '/a
4%
i
4.08%
Apr
17
Sep
23
Feb
14
119% Sep
13
99% Feb
3% Mar 2f
18
2% Nov
2% Feb
10
39
5
9 "
4
26% Jun
8
30
Jan
3
105 % Jun
30
91% Jan
91 % Feb
23
63
20% Jan
6
29% Jun
8
Jan
0
139% Jun
13
10
May
31
31
Nov
10
100
Feb
1
110
27% Mar 15
32
Nov
14
2
72
Nov
21
64
6
22% Mar 30
Jan
126
6
42% Dec
36
19
104
Jan
Feb
33% July 15
18
18% Jan
17
23
9
8
9% Jan
3
38% May 16
48% Nov
30
42 % Jun
43 % Aug
31
47
35 % Jail
18
59% Dec
7
6'/a Oct
11
8
Jan
3
46% Sep
16
71% May
33
Nov
33% Dec
Jan
9
9
4%%
6%
Jan
23
106
Mar 15
135% Dec
21
126
Jan
24
22% Jun
8
Jan~~2~0~
Jan
100
153
Feb
3 Va NOV
4%%
12
May 23
American
44% Mar 12
American
Enka
44
1
American
17% Jan
10
13
American
5
&
9
American
Gas
16
22
Mar 30
52% Dec
7
24% Apr
13% May 2rf
8
47% Jan
16% Apr
60% Mar
23
130
Dec
9
5% Apr
1
21
65
Jan
17
96
Jan
6
96% Jan
26
13 % Dec
7
Jan
25
3 % Jan
4
33 % Jan
27
15
84% Jan
31
Nov
13% Sep
105
86
1
Mar 30
16
11% Jan
99
2
Aug
16% Nov
15
Jan
30
13% Jun
18% Dec
2
13
107% Feb
4
1
7
17% Apr
17% Jan
11
35% Apr
7
24% Feb
9
32% May
18
94% Jan
6
90
3
93
27% Jan
21
41% Mar 16
35% Feb
27
104
" Oct"25
108
Sep"13
20% Mar 14
31% Sep
24% Mar 10
32
May 25
24% May 10
30
10% Jan
17
15
Jun
17
8% Oct
11
13% Jan
28
4
Mar
13 % Jan
60% Sep
23
55% Jan
12
38 % Apr
11
28% Feb
6
3
(expire
170
Jun
27% Jun
158% Apr
27
72% Apr
58% Sep
11
56
Feb
21
46% Jan
50% Jan
6
40% Mar 14
American
16
American
Motors
131% Aug 12
120
46% Nov
2
64% Jan
0
20% Jan
172% Jan
13
62% Feb
21
130% Jan
46
20
Apr
25
30
39% Jan
19
18
50% May 23
16
89
31
187% July 21
82% Dec
145
13
American
Natural
32% Feb
American
News
174
Feb
46% Mar
21
2
129% Mar 26
48 V8
108
8
146
100
-
Snuff
Co
preferred—100
American
Stores
American
Sugar Refining
Jan
19
7%
.25
common
16
No par
Co
1
com—100
preferred
American
100
Sumatra
Tobacco
2
16% Jan
8
187% Feb
1
American
30
American
Tobacco
5
T»i & Tel Co
84% Apr
16
13
American
10% Jun
8
American
Jan
17
11% Jan
No par
Mar 22
51% Jan
10
13
100
5
10
Steel Foundries
34% May 28
27
common—5
Co
noncumulative
6%
27
8% Oct
Std Sany
preferred
145% Jan
26% Jan
new__No par
Chem
&
27
10
29% Aug 10
9
Jan
3
26% Mar 23
29
6%
100
25
common
preferred
100
Viscose
Water Works
Preferred
Preferred
6%
25
Corp
Co
com—5
25
series
514%
series
25% May 17
16% Oct 14
28% Aug
1
24% Apr
16
27
30%Jun
8
17% Feb
14
23% Mar 13
American
47
65
Jan
23
87% Mar 19
Anaconda
14
83
Mar 20
Anaconda
25
Co
63% Feb
Wire <fc Cable
Jan
6
83
Aug 26
62% Jan
6
72
Sep
21
May 28
Anchor
33% Mar 30
103
Sep
7
40 "
no
Jun
Mar
20
36
7
102
32% Dec
19
44% Jan
3
13% Jan
3
36% Dec
1
Feb
8
May 31
32% Jan
10
42% Apr
107
Jan
2
12
40% Mar 13
30 % Mav 28
JFor footnotes
see
page
36
26% May 29
28.
44%
44%
44'/4
45
43%
44
2,000
58%
57%
58
57%
59%
57
57%
3,300
2 8 3/8
293/a
29%
30
29%
30%
2,600
29
29
x283A
283A
28%
28%
91
*893/8
91
69
70
70%
138
138
28%
37
28%
*28%
29%
*90%
35% Mar 19
May
7
Zinc
Lead
&
Smelting—1
70%
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Pilchard Oil Corp
Andes
Copper Mining
*88%
66'A
70%
1,300
700
91
69%
22,300
139
200
23%
23%
*23%
23%
23%
233A
22%
23
2,200
17%
17%
17%
173/8
17%
17%
16%
17
2,800
31
31%
31%
31'A
42
41
41
41
41%
21%
21%
215/8
22
20%
22
14,000
13%
14
14
14%
13%
14 Va
12,300
*138
142
x31 %
31%
*40%
42
♦40%
21
21%
14
14'/a
37%
5%
5 »/a
5%
41%
117%
55%
37%
40 3/4
5 Va
7,900
3,400
3,000
5
9,400
5 Vs
200
3,900
12%
12%
133'A
131%
12%
12 5/8
*12%
12%
102
♦100
102
55%
37%
115 Va
40%
132%
13%
36
113%
127%
13
*100
400
124%
133
13%
3,000
403/4
132%
102
53%
31%
*38%
132'A
*100
30%
'
373A
xl2%
102
♦134
56
115
115
5
5
5
*39
40
40
373/8
37
117%
142
*138
55%
54%
■
119
115
113
'
55%
55%
37%
37%
13%
13%
133/4
32
1/128
*38
*100
600
102
13%
2,200
13%
1/64
13%
13%
3'a
1/64
1/64
1/64
16
16
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16
103
*102 'A
103
•102%
103
*102 %
103
16
*102%
*102'/a 103
28%
28%
*88
90
*28
16%
7
62%
31 %
35%
44%
21%
28%
28%
♦104
28 3/a
26%
*88%
*88%
89%
x383A
383/4
38
38
28 3/4
29
28 3A
29
27
28%
105
•104
7
•104
25%
♦28
16 3/8
7
•104
105
25%
29
16 3/8
7
25%
*28%
16 %
7
25%
29
16 3/8
•16
16%
7
63%
63%
62
63%
5,800
31%
315/«
313/4
32
31'A
31%
5,200
35
35%
343A
35 Va
34 Va
35%
43
44Va
5,100
20%
20%
21,700
44
44'A
44%
443A
443A
21%
20%
21%
21
21 3/a
167
*162
167
7
7
7%
6%
31
311/4
31%
*69%
70%
68%
69%
50%
5IV2
50%
51 %
1581%
159%
45%
44%
*44%
128
45%
46%
53
54%
79%
X137
137% 138%
36
36%
35%
9%
45%
53%
160
44%
128
45 3A
54%
167
6%
TVs
2,500
31%
29%
30%
2,200
70
713A
69
72
513A
52%
160
45%
126
46
53%
160
45 %
126
46%
533/4
933/4
91
91
141
139%
138
133
1823/e
14
Xl79%
14
179 3A
167
6%
x93
143/8
•162
14
179%
7
540
51%
160%
290
45 Va
400
*45
•126
43%
53
*90%
137
14 Va
14%
180%
178%
20
128
45%
II,600
53%
3,600
93%
570
14%
1,100
122,900
179%
80
77%
77%
78%
77%
1373A
138%
137 Va
137%
137%
138
353A
36%
34 Va
35%
10 %
10
10%
36%
9%
35%
9%
36 3/o
9%
93A
9%
27%
27
27
27
27
27
77
*26%
27
♦26
27
27
•26%
19
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
1?
20
,
71%
7014
7114
71
71 S/8
71%
72%
72 Va
73'A
50
74
74
74
72%
73%
74
73%
73%
74
*731/4
37
37 %
I
21.80
uew_10
14
36"%
103
34
31%
28
36%
103
34%
32%
28
36%
36%
*103
105 .
34%
32Va
*28
3414
32%
29
37%
103
34 Va
313A
*273A
37%
103
34 Va
32
283A
♦37%
*103
34 Va
32
*273A
38
105
3434
32 3A
28%
•103
480
18,200,
11,900
2,700
No par
6.25
23,400
200
28
27
*26%
28
*26%
69 Va
No par
300
138 Va
137%
79
16,500
49 Vs
160 Va
803/a
,
6,300
31%
X138
*14
181%
*126
31%
♦162
98
*94
181'A 182'A
78%
80
I,700
18,400
7
63%
443A
140%
6%
63
21
52%
52/a
*94
97%
141
141%
14%
14%
3,500
25%
*28'A
35%
35%
*126
105
29
32
x31%
158
25%
600
11,300
63%
63
*161
9,000
89 Va
89%
29%
16%
7
9,200
28%
39
257/s
16%
x44%
44%
*125
128
45%
45%
*261/2
19
28 %
39
*88
105
25%
49% 50%
158 A 159 /a
9%
*263A
283A
28%
*28
16%
7 Va
63
31%
35%
45%
21%
*161
167
6%
7
31%
31%
70
70%
28 '/a
135,100
38%
90
♦88
29%
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
84
*90%
91
69%
26
1
Co
Optical
American
May 18
59% Jan
29
7%
American
135% May 29
55% Nov
44
57%
105
No par
1
Smelt & Refg com
23
15
44
26
5
25
preferred
Safety Razor
Nov
Dec
45
44%
45%
*104
1
Co
Gas
Co
75% Feb
May
43%
45%
2
20
—
178% Jun
6
42%
45%
16
Ship Building Co—No par
1
12
433A
45%
13%
American
11
14% Jan
43%
45
*100
4
29% Feb
Jun
433A
45
130%
12%
12%
59% Mar 20
121% Oct
137
423/4
45
130
75
10
16
44%
5%
*39
1
com
22,800
44
110
21
24
147% Nov
Corp
6
6
6
57%
28
29
*90%
91
69 %
70
*138
142
23%
23%
17%
18
31%
31%
*40%
42
20% 21
14
14%
54%
55%
23
Apr
400
1/64
Molasses Co—i
American
Amer
6,100
44%
29
1
convertible preferred
Apr
May
♦104
3,500
5%
6
6
6
44%
100
8'% Jan
1%
43
107
41%
433/8
109
250
31,700
20,700
6
44
No par
Products
5%%
177
43
*107
65'/a
21'A
20
5%
1
Corp
Jan
&
43%
400
28%
*64%
21%
20%
1
& Metals
Metdl
Rad
66
600
1,600
102
28 %
2H%
21%
35,100
31%
30%
preferred
Potash
*100
♦64%
108
24
114
31
102
1,300
5%
10
preferred
4 % %
Mar 16
Jan
42V2
106%
65
23%
114
32
*28%
21%
20%
,
243/B
117%
32
66
*64i%
106
24%
28%
28%
28%
42 3/8
106
104
*100
64 V8
65
*100
32%
32%
102
*100
116
116
32%
65
1161A
24%
24%
243/a
116
32
100
24,300
28%
Seating
Jan
4
23%
115%
65%
65
104-a
*20 %
American
42
137% Jan
65'/4
100%
20%
American
153
Feb
104%
100
26 Va
106 Va
105
26%
30%
6
22
Nov
103%
x65%
'
273/a
30%
13
46 % Aug 24
58% Feb
103%
104%
*26%
*22%
27
3
100
27%
38
20%
Feb
13
43% Dec
*26%
*37
30 3A
8% Feb
8
39 % Jan
Apr
27%
2%
2%
38
30 3/8
36% Jan
6% May 23
161% Jun
172
500
*26%
281/4
Amer
8
29% Jun
19,600
2%
29
24% Mar 20
20% Jun
9
I26V2
2%
38
5,200
*20%
8)
June
66% May
16
5
120
38%
Amer
3
128'A
28%
50% May
9% Jan
127%
3
38%
38%
8
37% Feb
128'A
*2%
*38
No par
American
179% Jan
127%
3
39%
Metal Co Ltd com new_No par
40% Jan
7
128%
*2%
*38
Machine
8
7 % May 25
29% Jan
6
19.600
35%
20%
50
Investment Co of 111
43
21% Mar 14
116
31%
5
SS Co
International
34 % Jun
Jun
34%
111%
30'4
10.
18
30
6% May 14
0
53% Mar
357/3
116%
*20'A
,-1
5
& Electric Co
30
2
27
27
353A
114%
Amer
28
26% Oct
Oct
35%
114%
Amer
108
46% Jan
38
35%
113%
38%
4
800
35%
34% May
8
8,800
114%
40% Mar 21
10
104
1
Jun
Jun
7
Mar 29
%
109 %
20%
Lines Inc
40c
Foreign Power—No par
prioi
109
30 %
100
American Mach & Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred—
100
5%%
*126
114
30%
Secur—No par
Ice Co common.
American
3
138
♦110
*20%
noncumulative preferred—100
Rights
21
23% Oct
6%
American
17
106 % Feb
1
88% Nov
Jan
;
% May 24
15% May 25
101 % May
Tiling
Corp
Hide & Leather com
American
20
*128
111
21%
com
convertible preferred
American-Home Products
14% Mar 21
101% Apr
9
138
*106%
42%
107
10
10
6%
6
*128
111
42%
44%
57%
28
common
American
May 23
133% Jun
Encaustic
American Hawaiian
5% May 23
42
1/128 Jun
21
New
39% May
1
131% Jan 12
136
138
21%
Export
American
20% Sep
65
32
2H/2
42Ya
100
Co
Euroi)ean
May
64
32
128
31%
44%
Co
Cyanamid
3
18 %
200
3,700
65
3 2 3A
66
25
prior preferred
29% May 28
18
800
9,300
95
643A
21%
No par
Co
35% Jan
13% Jan
♦94
32 74
65 %
10
3%% conv preferred series C..100
American Distilling Co
20
12
49
-
32%
*28%
No par
Cable
&
Chicle
American
48 3/8
94
65%
65%
1
Corp
;
Chain
22
38
Sep
Apr
14
49%
94
32%
28%
common—.-12.50
29
21
17% Dec
Radio
&
Co
preferred
American
-
1
common
Sep
Nov
103
Can
7%
94
33%
49%
49%
33%
—20
Inc
Cable
American
49%
34
23
35%
104
107
7,400
*223A
333A
34
1,200
114
23
6414
28%
2
111
*223A
23%
23,900
143/4
32 %
*64%
100
1143/4
373/8
115
14%
65%
10
No par
com
113%
114
143/4
113%
23%
23%
*113
115%
31%
*113
*109
12?
*100
115
*128
2 /b
3
37
40
*26 A ,27
102-/4 104%
86
66
No par
146
35
70,600
400
*120
38
32%
112% 114
100
*225
154
14 s/8
14%
,
1
800
*1123/8
115
♦93%
94
19
363A
37'A
34
6,300
115%
65
32%
32%
<'128
138
I
*110
115
35%
36%
1
preferred
Junlo
28
11
Co
40% Sep
3
49%
*93%
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
27% Mar 21
35% May 28
~62%
Feb
77% Apr
400
49%
preferred
15%
3
12% Aug 17
40
Shoe
convertible
54
19
Jan
15
Brake
8%
*135
34%
,
82%
8
*225
34%
23,000
20'A
*81
154
14 s/8
193/4
8%
8%
400
14%
3%
82%
.
*135
♦1131/4
400
163
19
*225
115
1,200
20,200
♦113
154
♦112%
13%
45 %
19%
400
363/4
6,200
171/
.
3%
20%
100
115%
*142
37%
♦163
*156%
*225
x37
1,600
24,700
200
*81
8%
8%
12,900
18%
42 3/4
„
3%
20 3/8
82%
•80
8%
33%
50%
94
65%
common-
Colortype
61
82%
8%
200
2,800
/, 19'A
19%
19%
33%
49%
94
64%
Crystal Sugar com
90% May 28
Nov
Note
American
22
*80
50
Bank
American
17
19 %
115%
*113
1151/2
♦113
♦18%
3%
20%
20%
20%
*113
•22aA
100
9
69% Dec
20%
3%
113%
preferred
conv
6
100% Jan
12%
cum
American
5
163
23%
No par
34
Jan
*156%
114%
Corp
37% Apr
Jan
163
3i%
*22%
_50
29
27% May 15
27
42% Dec
Petroleum
Theatres
7
*2561/2
113%
preferred
5%
May 10
163
23 %
1
21
45 % Mar
*156%
No par
4%
2
163
14%
com
Amer
7% Mar 12
171
3%
300
23
13%
46
169 »A
3%
5,900
135
17%
14
45'A
172
45%
46%
*22%
America
48
Mar 14
34
of
14
46
♦169
*14%
10
*27%
♦130
18'A
173,
46
*80%
82%
8%
8%
*223
400
*140
160
36% 37%
*112% 115
100
28
136
18'A
14
14
14
*27%
♦131
18%
*170
46%
*113
116%
1£ % .19%
100
7
49 % Apr
13%
28
18 '/a
40%
501,300
132
132
112% 114%
American Bosch Arma Corp
32% May 21
20"% Jan 11
14%'
30%
31'A
40
41
172
45%
preferred
American
18%
172
convertible preferred
67
48
91% Sep
18%
10
convertible
27% Feb
9
*27»%
132%
18%
136
18%
13%
20
54% Feb
17
27% Mar 14
8
28%
132%
27 %
9130
100
42% May
1
38% Jan 27
6
23% Mar 17
-
*27%
,
common__No par
22% May 17
24% Jan
20% Apr
5% Jun
21% Mar
27%
copverfcble preferred
Amer
22% Jan
Corp
44"% May
3
233/a
1
110% Apr 26
23
24
23
31
14%
convertible preferred
American Bakeries Co com
7
31
*
23%
common
Ainerada
26
70% Jan
8
May 28
233/a
1/256
3 % %
Jan
-
30%
23%
rl/256
Amer Agricultural Cliemical__No par
American Airlines common
1
9
Mar 19
108
16% Jan
39% Jan
14
107% Sep
May 25
101% May 24
May 31
12
33% Jan
100
14
Jan
30 %
23»A
1/128
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
26% Mar 16
14
27% Mar
Jan
14% Jan
65
Sep
79
22% May 24
110% Feb
36
6%
121% Mar 23
1
30%
23%
1/256
18
•Amalgamated Leather Co
3
11
303A
23%
1/64
1
Limited
Apr
14
30%
23%
Dye
Aluminium
4
13
39
Oct
31
23%
Inc
&
Co
13
Oct
30%
100
Aluminum
Jan
70
17%
5
2
May
3% Jan
67
16%
Alpha Portland Cement
87
82
102
138
67
*63
17%
common
1
39% May
126% Apr
24
New
3
6
May
30% Nov
17
25% Jan
3%%
Mar 12
82
Sep
88
72% Jan
Jan'
Mar 14
34
1
65% May 12
34
34
125
23
41
34% Aug
*64 %
653A
17%
Co
Stores
148
May
68
65 a/4
17%
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
75% Mar 12
8
*64%
65%
17%
preferred
% May 24
Jun
65%
6514
17%
No par
Mills
109
65%
66%
17%
No par
Industries
129
69
*65
17%
5
Allen
Allied
15
•65
66
20%
Allied
Apr" 11
67%
17%
100
9
134% Apr
20
67%
preferred
31% May 28
110
9,500
x20%
Inc
12
160%
6
133% Doc
58 %
common
18% Jan
•
553/4
preferred
129% Apr
25% Jan
May 28
59
3%
14
81 % Apr
27
58%
3%
July 22
98
7
58%
*156%
106% Feb
63% Jun
51% Mar 14
58%
10
6
30
25% Dec
40
94% Jan
2
117% Mar 27
22% May 29
59
Alleghany Corp common
1
5%% preferred A
100
$4 prior preferred conv
No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
4
43 % Apr
58%
100
8
122% July
34
23
May 21
59%
Vicksburg Ry
&
4%%
.
7
May
1,600
59
100
14% Jun
20% Aug 26
14%
Jan
112
11
160
26
13%
1951 series
Products
7%
Aldens
3
Mar 14
122
91% Aug
1083A
133/8
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
16
81% Apr
Jan
7% Jan
Alabama
Mar 14
4% Feb
May 24
19
28% July 28
163
*1073/4
13%
1
4
1
3 % Jan
108%
*13%
Corp
15% Mav
48% May
178% May
5
*107%
13%
1
9
20
108%
♦13%
No par
9
Jan
♦107 %
13%
Corpj_10
Feb
Jan
108%
13%
1/128
136
0
*107%
13%
1
22
170
108%
13%
_10
,
21
28
xl08%
6)
June
Dec
29
40%
66
41% Dec
Dec
Shares
41%
50
157
2% Nov
the Week
40 Va
2.50
Corp
pfd
June 8
41%
Corp
4.50%
Friday
June 7
40%
__L
Addressograph-Multigraph
3
Sales for
Thursday
41%
Co
(expire
PRICES
25
Inc
Co—
Express
8ALE
June 6
x40%
common
Stores
Adams-Millis
May 14
22% Jan
Steel
Rights
% May 24
32% Jan
4
HIGH
Wednesday
June 5
June 4
1
Mar 15
18
}
100
107
27% Mar 14
» *
5
common
preferred
preferred called
5%
.
ACF-Wrigley
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
preferred
Vending Corp
55% Jun
Aug 25
LOW
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories
13 Va May 28
107
03
YORK
EXCHANGE
45% Apr
48% Jan
28
NEW
Range Since Jan
Highest
Year 1955
37% Oct
* t
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range tor Frorieiii
Lowest
■
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
*
i
105
54,700
650
2,100
40
34 Vs
10,300
30%
31%
9,400
*27 Va
28%
34
100
17
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2774)
NEW YORK STOCK
.
.
Monday, June 11, 1956
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
'STOCKS
PrsTtsi*
if* ft
4 V,
S8
Uweit
Hlfhest
24)4 May
3
4
14
36
6% Jan
May 19
Oct 11
43% Feb
31% July
3
NEW
Binge Sinei Jin. 1!
Year 1955
Uwut
Jan
18
A
6% Mar 10
8
27% Mar
5
463/4 Feb
9
62% Apr
18!
153/4 Feb
7
24
11
35% Apr
28
29 Ve Jan
18
96)4 Aug 30
102% Apr
19
94
6% Jun
17
5% May 22
Nov
28
27 Vs Jun
17
Jun
17
15% Jan
11
5
30
Jun
16
27% Jan
10
37% Sep
8
29"Va Feb
16
34
,
104% Feb
8
113
Aug 15
102
Apr
1
69
May 27
65
Jan
23
121% Jan
>0
137
$3.75
Carpet
110% Jan
5J/4
-
•
5%
5%
5
Shares
400
5
3o%
36%
36 Va
36%
37
37-a
36%
36%
2,000
34%
35
35
35 Va
35%
3 o%
24%
2o%
3,100
22
22%
22 Va
22 Va
22 Va
*21%
22-/8
20%
21%
51
1
21%
10
52%
53%
53%
54 Va
5
21 Va
213/4
21%
22Va
32 Va
323/4"
97
97
1
31%
32%
No par
95%
96%
5
*18 Va
19%
1
-•*5%
Corp
Inc J
Co
Inc._.
2:50
6
53 Va
53% -54 Ve
22
21%
32%
53%
19,800
21%
52,000
3274
39%
32%
33
3J34
97%
*96
97%
*96
9/%
*18%
-
2,000
Va
20%
22
*uo
,
19-%
♦13%
19%
*18 Va
19%
5%
3%
5 3/4
V'5%
53/4
27%
27 %
5%
5%
0 74
27%
28
27%
53%
21%
.
,
19%.-
.'•18%
,
27%
x27'%
27%
5,300
90
1
..
2,200
27 Ve
27 Va
1,300
173/4
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17 %'
lb%
17 Va
16,700
29Va
17%
5
t
Apr 23
5.25%
*29
29
29
29
29%1
29
29 Va
29
29%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31Va
31Va
Goods Corp—
Dry
r-
Common
Mar 14
173
*4%
•
the Week
•
•
3
67
.
June 8
34-/e
1
preferred $1.50 serles_i.No par
2nd
.Associated
;
Friday
June 7
36%
cAshland Oil & Refining com
■
Jan
Sales for
Thursday
34%
Illinois
Industries
Arvin
Mar 29
35
of
Constable
Artloom
13-
4%
+
PRICES
36 %
Corp
Co
preferred
Arnold
6
30% Mar 29
,
20
•2% Feb
&
4%
5 Va
SALE
June 6
5
Armstrong Cork Co common
2
31% Mar 15
20
.
7
,
26% Mar 14
Jan
8 Ve Jan
8
6
Mar 15
12% Jan
15% Apr
22
18 % May 24
Steel
Armour
.
HIGH
Wednesday
•
June 5
No par
Oil Corp
Armco
2
37% Mar 27
102% Mar
2
3
9% Feb
14
34
Apr
Jan
22
29
May
*4%
AND
Tuesday
June 4
5
Argus Cameras Inc
20 Va Jun
19)4 Sep
Inc
Argo
6
36)4 Oct
Co
5
15
18
W Products
9
Dec
May 12
13)4 Jan
6
P
39% Apr
23
Monday
Pai
Archer-Daniels-Midland
55)4 Dec
36
LOW
STOCK
41% Apr
May 24
27% Jan
5
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
preferred
106
10
106
64
100
1
/Associates Investment Co
64
105
105 '
Xo4
05
156
,
157
105
105
*104%- 106
_
-
»
1,500
*
31% 1 31%
31%
31%
1
64 3/8
64
64
104%
,
64
64
-
..
.
200
'
104%
b*
.
.
120
1,200
•
.
.Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
18
162
Jan
23
Jun
15
62
Aug 11
55% Apr
23
27% Dec
13
30
Oct
3
27 V2 Jun
8
96% Oct
13
101
Mar 17
96 V4 Feb
1
41% Oct
10
58
Nov
59% Mar
8
43% Jan
9
35% Jan
5
95
101% Apr 20
15
Apr
10
42
Oct
13
8
19
22
22 % Jun
8
18
5
% Jun
8
7% Feb
'
24
Mar 30
42
Jun
8
49 % Feb
24
64
20
5%
27'/a Mar 16
8% Apr
26
Preferred
57%
28
28Va
*99
100
156
57%
*■
-
153
58%*
-
28
100
*99
158
57%
28
•99
*99
56%
563/4
56%
55%
56%
55%
39%
40%
40 Va
40 Va
40
40%
40 %
100
98%
99
98
98
99
99
98 VA
98%
—1
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
Va
10%
10 Va
10%
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
68
69
10 Ve
lO'/a
18%
20
68 VA
68 %
69%
69%
..No par
*10%
10 VA
*10Va
10%
♦17
17%
*17
17%
*17
173/a
23
23 V4
23
23
*22%
23%
common
53,4
5%
Canteen- Co
»•
Automatic
f
Avco Mfg Corp
(The)
of
Amer—5
6
5%
*42%
*■
6
43
,
*42
-No par
$2.25 conv preferred
i
5%
3
common
J
43
'
*42
100
10
53%-
56 Va
5,400
40 3/4
17,600
'
98
69 %
10%
43,200
18
1,500
67%
10%
68
1,900
700
lOVa
10-/8
*17
23 %
17%
—
—
22%
43
2274
1,000
5%
6
*42
340
lOVa
18
-
17%
*17
i9874
9%
"
18 Va
*63
43
4,500
2,900
38'/a
*18
<
.
-
40 %
5%
($1.20)__'.No par
prior pref
4,200
'
-
28
55 Va
-
22%
..20
i
Nichols
Conv
18%
preferred/
»
58
-
27%
-
100
56%
B
157
--58
28%
.10
—
Powder
Austin
9
100
100
57%
27%
,.
No par
RR
series
$3.76
cumulative
Atlas
17% Feb 27
11% Jan
Line
Coast
Atlas Corp new
76% Mar 13
Feb
10
4
Jan
57%
28Va
____100
156%
155%
57%
27%
'
■i
1
27% Dec
Mar 21
6% Oct
18% Jun
Co
preferred
Atlantic
156
-57%
>
City Electric
Atlantic Reliniug common
20
16»/a Jan
18
16
;
10% May 28
May 29
61% Feb
9
9
98% Feb
4%
.
9
May
11
14% Jan
July 18
19
Dec
od
47% Mar 14
16% Nov
27
63% May
8
18
Feb
44 %
19
9% Jun
96% Sep
101
Atlantic
155
-50
com__6.50
Preferred
<
;
50
Common
.
20
30 y« Mar 13
27
40% Sep
34% May 17
61% Jan
5%
47,400
42 V4
500
42
B
BVi Feb
18
30% Jan
10
Jun
35% Jan
12
32% Jun
1
106 % Apr
10
35% Feb
113
,
Jan
12
100% Jan
5
1
41% Feb
13
53
62% May 28
75% Nov 23
Jan
6
45
48% Nov
2
66% Jan
15% Jan
5
26
Juiy 14
13
Sep
Sep
.
60
42 V4 Jan
19
19
20)4 Jan
23
38% Mar
8
45
15
39
Jan
3
72% Mar 29
43
6
19% Nov 23
16 Va Jun
6
57
Jun
8
45
Jan
17
147
'Jun
29
116
Jan
23
107'/a May
2
104
Apr
27 i,
14
38% Dec
1
29% Dec 30
25 % Jan
Jan
11
96
Mar 18
88
20% Sep
26
30
July 11
49
Oct
Jan
3
26% Oct
24
12
Nov
28
22
Jan
6
30% Jan
17
40
96% Mar
3%%
106)4 Jan 20
4%%
37% Jan
14
Feb
6
8
27
Jan
3
Bell
Aircraft
14
9
Bell
&
18
95
Apr
59'/a Mar
1
.
101
8
22% Feb
14
18% Jan
12
<l%Jan
6
35% July 25
Jan
7
6
169'/a Dec
6
172
56'/a July
31
2% Feb
23
33% Apr
140 % May 28
167% Apr
9
158
172 Va Feb
Apr
17
17
'
8
16% Jan
13 !
Jan
6
84
22
32% Feb
11
40
Dec
31
Mar
10
45% May
28 % Jan
23
30
32'A May 11
: Nov 28
34% Jun
6
69 Va Jan
27'
-
38
54% May 18
88 % Mar
20% Mar 15
31% Sep
3
29
25
Aug 23
39% Jan
Dec
20
3
8
Jan
19% Jun 22
9% Jan
14
11% Jun
Dec
30
66% May
43% Nov
29
48 Vt Apr
100'/a NOV
61% Sep
12
6
90
2
May
Bliss
&
Co
-
Laughlin
34 % May
1
11% Jan
8
58
3
38%-Jan
15
91
May
16
53 Va
64
May 28
17
Jan
50% Apr
08 Va Feb
7-
12
5
Co
3 Va %
Boston
&
Dec
30
18% Jun
29% Jan
3
19
43 '/a Mar
61 % Jan
3
5%
12y« Nov
2
18% Mar 28
11% Jun
14% Jan
31
45
Jan
54% May 10
54
Jan
51% Oct
&
24
July 20
24% Jan
May 10
23
Maine
95
Aug 11
32
Sep
26
34% May 6
100'/a Apr 25
"36'/a Feb 16
14% Jan
6
17% May 17
82
Jan
0
20% Jan
0
28% Jan28
111
July 25
100
Feb
29
35
Apr
27
14
10
15 V» Apr
27
91Va May 22
103% Jan
6
Feb
28,700
27%
27
27%
27%
29
89%
*88
89 Va
20%
20
Bucyrus-Erie
3
Budd
17% May 28
21% Jan
95
26
21
29% Jan
Dec
71
12
11
25% Sep
.
1
30% Feb
13
,
6
20'/a Apr
9
,
1
13 Va May 28
R
73
:May
22
67
Sep
30
80
Jun
76% Jan
3
92
Apr 26
22% Jan
6
Mar 18
15
23
Jau
8% Oct
24
Oct
89% Jan
•3% Jan
0
22
19% July
1
30"% Oct 31
21 ?4
213/4
21%
21%
21-/4
1 %
52%
52%
163 VA
163 Va
13%
311/4
52
-i: l*i
ilO
13%
78
1%
311/4
51%
18,400
7,100
2
31%
79,400
500
31%
51%
511/4
146'A
140 »/2
145
1 o4V4
1374
*77
2
145
%
*163%' 164 %'
13%
*76
32
51%
104
13%
1%
*31%
31%
2
104'A
lo4%
1641/4
500
13/8
4,400
13%
79
13%
♦76
51%
13%
78
*76
1,600
30,200
78
42 VA
42%
42
42%
36
36-/8
35%
35%
35%
35%
33%
35%
6,100
28%
29
28%
2874
29
29Va
28
29
3,700
2.50
*34%
35%
*34%
35%
34%
35
35%
3o%
34%
35
5
81%
82%
82%
83%
82 Va-
82%
82
83%
77%
bJ.1/4
46,600
5
25%
25 'A
25%
25%
25 Va'
25%.
2o%
26
25 VA
2b-/a
.2,100
No par
27 %
27%
1
»:
%
27%
14-%
15
11%
*27
14 Va
14%
•
2.7%
14%
14% '
14 VA
If
1
28
14%
:
42%
■
*27
•
41%
28
42%
27
14%
14%
14%
14va
431/4
1*%
1474
14%.
3,100
1,100
27%
1478
-490
14 %
2,500
1.25
12%
12 %
Va
11 '/a
12 »/a
58 %
,58%
58%
53
53%
59
591/4
5j%
593/a
60-/2
44%
44%
44%
43 Va
44>A
44
4478
42 Va
44
94%
941/2
*.278
93%
180
5378
53V2
53-/2
537'a
2,400
5
44
*93
94
54%
t>o%
25
12
*93
12
94
94
94
O-i
53%
63%
t)*j
12
*12
12 %
Va
1,000
3,800
16,500
*19
19
19
19
19
19 VA
18%
18%
47
47
47%
47
47
47%
48 Va
47
48 Va
1,300
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
11%
127 a
5,800
49
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
47
49%
3,200
..2.50
5
common
19
*47
1,200
57
57
57
57%
57 %
*56V4
57%
56 3/8
5678
21
21%
21%
21%
21 Va
21V4
21%
21%
21
21%
2,100
35%
3
.,
19%
35%
35%
36
353/4
36
35%
36Va
35%
3 5 3/4
3,700
*55%
3.50
Co
34 %
—2.50
35%
100
*96
100
33 Va
No par
1
Inc
15
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
:
Mar 13
35% May
36% May
23
33% '
34%
*96
.
35
353/a
'34%
35%
*96
100
33%
14%
14
147a
33%
35%
*96
100
33 Va
971/2
33V2
Co
No par
L
5
14%
14%
33 Va
100
oa%
*96
oJ*/A
300
34%
8,700
100
33%
3J%
4,000
97
97%
36%
36%
36%
45%
45 Va
45%
-
3,400
141/4
141/4
14 Va
14 Va
99
99
*97%
98%
98
98
36%
14%
97
35%
36
34%'
35%
32%
351/4
5,200
45%
45
45 Va
x44 V4
44%
42%
44%
5,200
,
Max
3
85
17 va
11,900
'
(The)
Co
common..
5
preferred
Buffalo
Forge
No par
17%
17%
17%
1
Bulova
Burlington Industries Inc
Co
.
Co
Inc
32 %
33
20%
*92
32%
5
Bullard
8
32%
10
Co
3
Watch
94
*92
Va
17%
18
18
■
-
18
18Va
32%
20%
x33
20%
17%
600
"
8
3%%
preferred
loo
*65
69 Ve
*65
4%%
second
loo
*79
80 %
*79
79%
8
Burroughs Corp
9
Bush
28 % Jan
23
15
10
41% May
16% Jan
22 % Feb
17
31% Jan
5
9% Jan
23
12 Va Apr
16
8
32% Jan
3
V Byers Co
If
103% Jan
3
7%
Apr
Jan
40% Jan
23
5 Va Feb
9
51% May 3
8% Apr 13
12% Jan
20
16 Va Mar 20
5% Jun
8
7% Jan
17
Terminal
Butler Bros
100
preference
Callahan
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
74"
74
75
74%
,26%
26%
9%
9%
10-
X9%
29%
29%
29%
29 Ve
99%
99 Va
99%
45
45
45%
a
44%
39 Va
26%
26%
9%
Packing Corp,.
79
26 34
36%
.40
29%
'
69
39%
26%
*99
*65
*15%
15%
lO^
-
15%
*15%
*99
i
45%
.
974
9%
99%
45%
..
*99
16
26%
9%
29
29
29 Va
,
1,800
28,400
13%
39%
39%
15%
10,300
20%
75
15%
39%
347a
20%
i3'/4
393/a
39%
*15%
.
2,500
33
-
74%
80
,
100
34'A
13%
79%
.,
32%
79
69Va'
-
34%
94
76
13%
74%
*65
*92"
*74
13%
74
5
-
46
99%
46 Va
*65
371/8
*15%
253/4
9%
27V4
*sd
453/4
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783/4
79%
'
39 Va
15,300
16
200
26%
9,200
1,600
93%
29
1,600
50
99%
46%
340
'
570
-
-
4,900
1
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 V4
6%
6%
6%
6
6 V4
9,000
5
13%
13%
13%
13%
xl3%
13%
13 VA
13%
13
13%
5,200
1
5%
5%
53i
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
l.ao
38 %
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
5,100
Ginger Ale com_.1.66%
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 78
15%
6,400
90 Va
92
90%
Hecla
Inc
.1
37 % May 28
43% Jan
3
17 Va Dec
y
14% May 28
17% Jan
3
Canada Dry
July 15
% Feb
7
89% May 28
$4.25 conv preferred.;.
Canada Southern Ry Co.
98
Feb
7
67% Jan
13
64
62
Jan
31
1-0
May 28
64
25% Jan
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 16
30
May 25
33% Apr
6
Caradian
Breweries
30% Jun
8
36% Mar 16
Canadian
Pacific
59
51%Jun
8
56% Apr
Cannon
6
21-
No par
*
Zinc-Lead
Calumet &
35 Va
20%
15
a-*.*
common
participating preferred
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34%
20%
J
2
M)
34
5
-
Co
Butte Copper & Zinc
(A
33%
20%
.
69%
6
1
com
preferred
33%
33%
34%
85% Mar
4%
bJ
323/4
323/4
21
93
*92
94
77% Feb
.
350
/
14 Va
14%
-
15
common
100
501/2
21%
2
101
42%
12
page' 28."
48%
*96
29 VA
44% Dec
seef
51%
lol
3b VA
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co.!
footnotes
51
163%
50
26
For
31%
*96
14o
79
1,200
51
14*%
13%
900
6,400
3778
101
145
*77
11 %
211/4
37
50%
144%
100
1
113/8
20
"■
'
21%
•
1%
52%
39 C
28,300
42
11
21
52
217a
39 f:
51%
21%
2?
11%
21 VA
311/8
28%
11 Va Apr
Feb
21%
31 Va.,.31%
*11%
2,400
44
307s
RR—
17
30
21
.,.1%
*96
101
50 W
100
Sep
53% Dec
*96
.51%
50 VA
11%
21%
6,000
1974
♦43V4
31'/a
10
89V2
19%
44
30'/4
1,400
35%
\
91% Jan
28% Mar 14
1001
*96
♦
8
99
14
39 VA
493/i
*88
19%
29%
29 VA
11%
20
4
15
*38%
Apr
103% Jan
6% Nov
21%
39 %
78%;Jun
25%-May
46% July 28
6% Aug 15
15% Mar. 3
21%
39%
3
3
6
x21%
39%
19
12% Aug 26
7
*11%
22%
36%
16% Jan
36 % Feb
26
12%
22 Va
81% Jan
11
37% Oct
14 y,
34% Jun
♦11%
*43%
3
11
2% May 17
10% Jan
27
Feb
21V4 Aug
02% Mar
*43%
29 VA
■
89%
44
*43%
12
2S'/2
*88
19%
29%
29%
21%
27%
49
"
25
47% Feb 21
17
20
Mar 15
78
Co
8
91 ya Jan
21%
20
44>/4
44
49%
10
.
Bigelow
47% May
July 21
16
Shoe
23
July 29
27% Aug
&
Brown
38 Va Jan
May 10
23,
21% Dec
Brown
39
85 y«
20%
493/s
-
23
6
20%
29 Va
24
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
25% Jan
20
♦88
89%
Va
*43%,,
100
J
Stratum..
23
15% Jan
20
49%
—10
preferred:
&,
30
Dec
*88
49%
49%
27 Va
27
26%
1
100
i
Manufacturing
43
86% Jan
Nov
2
4%%
31% Feb
Mar 14
S3
4
20
21%
~
Bristol-Myers Co
14
1,300
100
37% Apr
28% Feb
16-/2
100
Briggs
Briggs
9
32 % May 25
I6V4
20%
Brass Corp
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
42 Va Mar 26
95y4Jan
16%
21%
Braniff
58
May
24% Apr
6
16 Va
21%
preferred
20% May 28
8
lo%
20%
Co.—
Co
35 Va Jun
19
16%
19%
Common
64'/a Sep
19
16 '/a
19%
195ll
(The)
Edison
30
Va Dec
lo'/a
19%
preferred
Boston
3
56 V*
1,300
17
-/ 12'J
Borg-Warner Corp common
3
49
43
44%
'*
Borden
14% Jan
Mar 14
43
43%
1051/2
No par
2d% Jan
38
41
46%
130
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
10
57% Mar 19
*43
*45 %
*120
Co2__l peso
Inc...
Stores
44
45 Va
*105
Class B
12% Mar 16
May 29 >
29
Aluminum
Bond
*43
105
Bon Ami Co class A_
20% May
Jan
1,600
44'
55%
130
—
Co..
1
17-
8,500
26
10
1
Inc.
28
Mar
78
26
57
1
Bohn
12
75%
26%
56 Va
105
Co
29% Apr
14% May 31
1,200
791/4
25%
*120
(Delaware)
25'/a Feb
,
5o%
77
25%
105
1
Mfg
Co
Airplane
Boeing
56 %
77%
25%
130
;
23% May 28
3
12
38% Apr
55%
75%
*104%
1—1
W)
56
76%
26
*55
*120
(Del) com_.No par
100
Decker
&
(E
1,400
104%
.
Steel
10
64
123
Co
.
pid series of
Bliss
631/2
45 %
1
i
Blaw-Knox
-
641/4
♦49
8
preferred
Black
38 Va May 18
25 % Jan
64%
16%
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
4%%
7
4
14
33% Jun
15% Mar 14
7%
11
64 Va
104%
common
Finance
Bethlehem
7,
13 Vb Jun
Jan
Co
Co
64 Va
123
pfd
Consol Mining
&
64%
21,600
49
Best Foods
9 »-
78
Sep
28% Mar 15
Best
64%
*
80
48%
104%
Aviation
Benguet
15
Aug 17
95% Sep
Beneficial
10
25
•3% Jan
8
24
46%
130
Inc
preferred
Bendlx
Sep
24
26
4%%
,
2
53% May 10
9
Nov
18
30
85% Sep
7
18
81
May
21% May
30
44% Jan
1
Jau
Jan
63
30
Dec
2
43
23% Oct
May
48 % Jun
7
49%
45%
49
Corp
Howell
491/4
1
8
Jun
;
49%
50
28 Va Feb
45 Va May
103
104%
RR
11% Jun
101% Jan
Jan
Creek
Beech-Nut
20
101
22
13% Jan
Beech
15
50
74
,
110
45%
♦115
4%%
16
Mar 14
158% Sep
7
'■
45%
12.50
Aircraft Corp
25
"
Apr
4
S)
Beech
Feb
..
33
*101%
*109
■
i—-2.50
Packing
Belding-Heminway
-
103
45%
preferred—100
Instruments
(A
33%
110
48"%
*43
Inc
17% Jan
26
»■
3
47% Jan
15
16
31 Vb Jun
May 15
Feb
Beckman
Beck Shoe
Jan
/.
*101%
49%
44
common
42'% Apr
14
19% Sep
,27
31% Mar 19
24% Jan
33
*169
..
100
Co
Mills
33 Va
48%
55%
♦43
50'
_10
preferred
Beaunit
9
103
74 Va
No par
prior
conv
91
May 17
43
6
Beatrice Foods
12,900
110
*25%
Cigars Inc
381
8
Oct
49
14
34% May
Bayuk
Mar 28
19% May 25
18
6
33 78
33
74 Va
.
21,600
*101%
25%
Corp
8,200
1278
*109
25%
preferred
38%
113/4
33
.49%
1.000
36%
12'/a
103
64
6
*5%
.
383/4
12-.8
110
32%
6
6
x33Va,-
12%
*101%
73%
common
•;
38%
,
*109
33
x55 %
BroLhers
6%
102
10
Barker
Works
...
110
32%
64
4
Corp
Iron
12 VA
49
Oil
4 Va %
38
12%
preferred—100
1
10
noncumulative
Bath
38%
12%
100
common.
Baruer
9
38%
12%
110
100
100
Bangor & Aroostook RR...
54% Mar 16
23
Nov
85
27
Ohio
&
7
130
8
24
4%
19% Jan
8
19 % Jun
Baltimore
May 10
6
x5%
6
39
102
Co—No par
Elec
&
preferred Beries B
preferred series C—s.
4%
19
43 % Mar 22
13
22 y* Mar
Gas
4 Va %
54% Jan
24
13
Baltimore
7
2
9
13
Corp-
6
6
38
12%
1
(The)
Wilcox Co
29 Va May
'
Jan
Dec
Inc
T)
(B
Babcock &
Baldwln-Llma-HumiiLon
62% May 10
103% Jun
133
Babbitt
26
79'A Jun
May 28
14% Jan
Apr
68% Jan
/
9
Jan
33% Jan
48
Feb
105
53% Sep
6
30
6
lava Jau
8
5
105
18
54% Jan
6% Jan
44% Apr
li%Jun
10
Jl)
35% Aug 12
14
99
iVittA
113'/a May
Mar 31
109
%
^4
6
5% May 22
35 % May 24
9% Aug
11% Jan
-
Mill*
Ltd
Ry
No par
100
*90%
63
92
e
90%
*90
63
"63
64
*63
64
*63
64)2
*63
64
31
*29%
30%
*2934
303/4
*30%
31
3D
30
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
30 3/4
31%
52%
52%
*52%
53%
*52)'2
53%
513/4
52
.No par
*30%
25
31 Va
31%
No par
52 Va
52%
*90%
92
92
2,200
100
100
100
23,000
400
Volume
183
Number 5541
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2775)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
8
421/4 Dec:
7
30'/a Mar 14
38% Sep
21-
36% Apj
6
23% Jun
6
Nov
22
11J % Jun
8
26% Jan
3
10
25 % Oct
112
121
11
Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
22% Jan
30 % May 28
41% Feb
1
31% Jan
42% May
9
23
23
Capital
Mar
Mar 15
"~48'/8"OCT~18
Carolina
23
29
27% Apr, 2
57*% Apr 24
1
62% May 16
1
53 Y2 Jan
26
'
23 % Apr
27
49'/2 Aug 18
53 % Mar
2'
48
17% May 18
23 %
7
20% Jan
19
-11% May 28
2
19% Dec
127% Aug
61% Dec
3
100% Jun
9
55 % Jan
105 % May
5
101% May
26% Jan
3
-
Dec
45
19-
May 10
12
13% Nov
116
July
May.16
102% Feb1
8
.
18%- Jan
23
77% May
l'/o
65 % May 29
7a
72% Dec
21
27 "
Jan
27
37% Dec
23'
34
Feb
14
47% May
3
18% Jan
26
19% Apr
27:
18% Apr
25
19% Feb
2
22
20
17
Feb
14
18% Jan
•
■:
•
•
Feb
27
-ijan"13"
-
4%%
Apr
30;
11% Nov
T% Jan / 8
;
•
95% Nov
9% Jun
,46
69'% May 25
37 »A Jan .18
57% Apr* 13
Central
3
18 £ Apr
26.
.15 % Jan
6
17% Mar. 22
Central Hudson
5
55% Sep
19
51% Jan
16
56% May 18
Central
Jun.
7
Jan
7
24
•'
112.,.Mar 11
30%.Sep
10G % Apr,
Mar 14
40'% Dec
36% Dec
113
32
22
29% Jan _II»
9
,27%, Jan 23
6
22
21
13 % Oct*
% Jan
4
20".
Apr
.
1
May
9
33% Jan
4-
23
42% Mar
33 % Jan
,
10
13% Jun,- 8
j
July 21,
37% Mar 14
Dec
30
56% Jan
23% Mar 14
29% Jun
15
"22Y4 Jan
27 % Feb
28
Oct
4
10
43% Jan
5% Sep
T
t
57 V* Nov
.
Apr r 5
6
Dec.
29% July 19
17
6% May
6% Jan
5
Jan
103
6
93% Jan
17
18 1
21% Jan
28
Jan
18
16
9% Feb 25"
20 %
26
83
1
derPasco
108
May ' 3
3
12 % May
10% Apr
Mar 21
53% Jan
Oct
14
43-
96% Jan
27% Mar 25
21
4
Apr-
105% May
2
24% Jan
27
27% Apr
5
Dec
9
23 Ya Mar
5
37-
36 % Jan
19
43% July 28
Feb
.39
.50
Jan
Apr
27
Chic
22
18% May 28
26% Jan
3
1
55% May 28
71 % Jan
4
5%
14 % Jain: 21
30% Dec
19
22% Jun
31% Feb
1
Chic &
16
32
46% Feb
1
8
30
1
30
37% Jim
8
10% Jan
4
i
20% Feb
51 % Feb
1
25% Apr
25
59
101% Nov
6J
16
:
1
17
:
:
87
Jan
97
30
37% Dec
30
37% Jan
3
42% Aug 23
50%-Feb
1
41% Jun
8
'49% May
■47 Yi1 Jan
45 % Mar 14
62%-Sep
23
Jan
23
17% Jan
3
12% Jan
30
Nov
10
104 % Jan
18
40% Feb
15
Jan
9
11
30
107
Sep
27
19% Jail
27
25
Oct
26
115
Oct
54
30
25
Jan
21
94
104% Jan
37% May
19% May 29
94 % Feb
Feb
14
92
Jan
17
33% May 31
108
73
Aug 30
Jan
4
202% Sep
103
196
23
Oct
23% Jam
7
109
Sep
13
Jan
4
78% Dec
May 28
7
34 % Jan
106
Chile
Jan. 13
41% Jun
23
111
Jan
5%
75% Apr
3% Jan
23
Apr
41% May 28
131 % Mar
2
62% Jan
9
94'/2 Mar
5
$3.50
23% Jan'
9
Collins &
4
55
Apr~26
3
89
May 14
15% Jun
13
6
75
66
Jan
17
1
27% May 28
47% Jun
Feb
9
May 27
62
Mar
8
67% May 27
57
Feb
.
5
45
-
5
32
Apr
31
Apr
4%
1
Coca-Cola
34% Apr
18
,
14
66% Apr
9
59% Feb
.
5%%
15 % May
May 27
85% Feb
4
52% Jun
17
82 % May
48
19 % Jan
6
38% Mar 14.
7% Oct
14
26% Feb
8"% Jan
Nov
18
24% Jan
20% Oct
28
25 %
17
16
;'
Jan
108
Jan
5
23% Jan
8
15% Jan
7
111% Aug
44 % Jan
18% Feb
10
.
Jan
19
10
7
7% May 10
46% Jun
108
Jan
1
11
106% Aug IT
101% Oct 28
33
11
Mar
4
58
Apr
17% Feb
*85
89
163A
16%
5i%
55
54%
54%
*107%
109
*107%
108 3/a
40
.30%
31
30%
31%
2,300
38 »A
38%
36%
,37%
1,600
371/a
•37 3/a
363/4
31
-
37%
37%
37%.
37 %
37%
11,400
13%
1,600
10%
10%
61%
58
60%
307/a
28 3/s
30
29%
31%
*13%
14
11
*ioy2
11
61
60%
613/a
30%
30
30%
32
-
3%
3%
68%
31%
,
3%
69%
68%
'61
'
32
31%
3%
4
4
68
681/4
.
►
30%
31%
3%
*68-
101% Mar
8
7
27 Ye Jan
6
100% Jaa
13
80
July
13
/
105% Jan
37
Jan
41 %
109
109% Jan
1
18% May
Jan
19
100
May
9%
1
8%
5
78%
78%
107
33%
x33 J/e'
80
'
79
H7
-
'104%
105%
10
31%
32%
6,600
9%
9%
9%
9%
3,100
•8%-
8%
38
38
60 3/a
61
33%
9%
93/4
93/4
*38%
33'/8
32%
6%
381/2
60%
100
*104.%
107
323/4
95/tt
38%
25
*78
78%
*104%
33%
.
:
8%
10
8%
83A<
*
8
5
:
8 3/a
8%
39
"37%
38%
400
60%
61
583/4
60'/2
17,400
*98i/4
83A
*38%'
39
9
30%
23%
24%
Del_50
433/8
433/4
43%
44
i43%
43%
44%
42
44%
2,900
50
*39%
40 Ya
40
40
40%
40%
40
39%
40
2,200
Ry
com
s
_
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.
y
4
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.
,
Pac.
60 3/a
603/4
*97%
100
-
44
"
40
21%
700
16,900
* •'
►
183A
19
183/4
19%
18%
19
18%
100
57%
57%
57i,
57
56%
57
56 Yb
23%
23%
23%
23%
223/i,
23%
2 3'/a
23 »A
22%
23%
8,000
32%
33
32J/4
33
32%
323/4
32%
32%
32
32%
5,900
58
58%
55
39%
39%
11,300
.—5
com
,
19%
18%
56 3/a
18%
56
17,400
56%
1,800
*
*133/4
._10-
58%
58
40'/a
*133/4
14
27%
273/4
*27"
58
58
*55
58
60:%
61%
—No par
27%
273A
.100
97%
98%
*98
47
47%
4 i
60 5/a
58Y4
39
39%
X37%
56%
38 Ya
14
14
14
*13%
14%
27%
27i/2
271/2.
57
55
55
6i y4
607/8
613A
60 %
623A
27i%
*55
61-'%
27%
581/4
393/8
*133/4
273/4
25
58%
39
58%
39'A
14
25
271/4
60 >%
2,700
100
28"
273/8
*55
1,000
760
58
59,900
Electric—
f,
7
10
981/2
'/a
No-per..
10
»•
43 %
,44%
64%
64%
.14%
-
_5;'
•vn*~
44%
x433/a"
66%
63 V
65 'A
14%
14i/a
143/8
100
*104%
u_No par
37 Yb
1
5
:
preferred
100
15
new..
Co
19%
107
373/8
preferred
37%
193/4
97
97
533/4
19%
54 3/a
100
com
*104'A
*194
204
100
*100 3/4
107
*96%
53
*194
com
*1003/4
4%' stock—50
No par
413/a
97
46 '
471/4
*104
j.—1
4
1—No par
.
42%
*106
1093/4
*107
4
4Ya
4
121
120'A
121
*925
56 3/s
56%
No par
Iron
*89%
90%
90
90
—No par
15%
16
16
16'A
283/4
29 %
29
473/8
47%
No par
com
471/4
130%
119:%
293/8
471/4
563A
*90
16%
28%
47%
40%
109
;
,
42
,
43%
;
204
30% May 14
26
42%
30
18'A
18
18%
11,300
69%
44%
I 70%
11,500
3
3
10 '
1
18
50
May
9
102% Mar
5
4,400
3
43
44%
*130
131%
■
*106
112
4Ya
4
4'/b
8,800
118
119 y-t
4,100
110
110
119%
66 Yb
70Y4
44%
110
4
"
1193/4
3,700
170
200
*900
*925
7,900
56
57
56'A
56'/2
55%
9OY2
90%
90y2
893/4
90
173/4
16%
167/a
16
161/2
4,6»0
29%
29
291/4
27%
287/s
22,600
47%
1,400
47%
47%
47%
47%
47
*46
47
*44
64'A
♦63
'64
63
63
*57%
59
*57'A
59
*57%
59.
*57%
571/4
200
47
*63
571/4
Broadcasting
pid—100
2.50
2.50"
Pictures
common
cumulative
58
System—
7
243A
25
24%
243A
24
24 H/a'
23%
24 %
24
24 y2
24%
25
24%
243A
241/4
24%
23%
15%
15i/2
15'A
15%
15%
15 3A
.15Y2
19
19%
12%
19%
19
19'/a
18%
823A
*82%
82 3/4
82%
*82%
~50
50
13,000
241/4
15%
24%
24%
*821%
*821/8
153/4.
8,000
38,900
4,600
19Ya
50
82%
49
2,000
4,700
No par
503/4
51%
51
51 'A
50
50%
493/4
50
48%
30%
31%
30%
31%
31 %
31%
31'/a
31%
30%
31%
Engineering Inc new—1
26
26%
253/4
26'A
25Y4
26 Ya
.25%
26
25
25%
Commercial
Credit
46 3/a
46%
45%
4 6 3/4
46%
463/4
46 3/4
46%
46 Yb
46%
4,500
18%
181/4
18'A
18 3/a
17%
18%
11,000
40%
40%
407/a
41%
40 V*
40%
15,400
.
Co
Carbon
Nasi,
10
Co—
—1
Edison
Co_
18 Ya
18%
X18'A
25
Solvents
40%
40%
40%
Publishing Co—No par'
Mills
Corp
7.—
2-10
Congoleum^Nairh Ine ——*_No par
Consolidated Cigur Corp
*
Consolidated Coppermines.Corp—3
Consol Edison of N' Y'com.—No par
*7 Y2
7%
14 %
14%
7%
15
r
Consolidated
19 Va
19'A
32
32
30%
193/4
20
20
201/4
20%
20%
46
463%
45%
46i%
45%
461/4
$4.16
'
:
preferred _—t,
Corp of America—
73/8
71/4
7'A
48 %
48%
18,800
Common
:
10-
:
29
'29%
28
29
5,900
17%
17%
17'A
11 Vx
17%
173/8
2,800
29
8
7%
48%
29
73/4
7.%
48%
109'A
17%
18
18
16%
18
3,000
36%
363/a-
37'A
36%
37%
9,400
30
31
30
31
,293/4
8
7%
48%
77A
7%
48'A
8
7'A
483/4
Baking
preferred
:
Co
:
com
;
7Y4
2.500
48%
3,100
48 '/4
109%
510
110
109
•109
1091/4
109
109
106
106
♦105
106
106
106
*106
106
106
107Y4
103
*101JA
103
>101 %
102%
78 %
*101'A
79%
104
$5r50
4,400
71/4
108 %
No par
Continental Can Inc com_
20
$3.75 preferred——___—No par
Continental
7%
IO91/4
*98
.*
preferred
1,600
7%
108 %
100
5
4%
1,500
29
16%
48%
46%
109Y4
19
27%
361/4
10c
8,500
45Y4
109Y4
20%
109%
'36%
No par
No par
-•
20'A
46Y2
1091/2
28%
16%
75/8
20%
46
109%
109%
173A
:
1,600
193/4
32%
16%
com—No par-
31%
193/B
32%
17%
Co Inc
3,000
19%
16 J/8
Textile
3,700
19'/2
32%
173/4
preferred
-preferred
7%
14%
19%
173A
pfd
7%
14Y4
32%
28%
Stores
7%
14%
19%
28
1.700
7%
32
109 «/2
5,800
143/4
19%
108 %
Cuba 6%
7%
15
32
28%
Ind
Consumers Power Co
$4.52
7%
14%
108 y2
;
Electronics
$4.50
7%
15
^—.—No par
Corp
_1
Foods Corp_
1.33%
preferred
Consolidated
18%'
40%
-
19'A
8%
20
10
*41
65
8 J/4
36% Jan
20
421/2
,
*63
100
106% Jan
7,000
413%
110
73%"
73
65
Inc—-1
11
102
♦63
Consolidated Retail
Jan
,50
100
4
.
5,200
10,400
*46
9
104
19%
*71%
*71%
18 Ye
3,300
2,100
541/2
47
31% May
May 14
22,200
97%
*46
36Y4
88 '
41
*108Y2
131
'
/
"A
204
*194
417/a
131
120'A
19%:
521/a'
*100 3A
102
109
9,300
36Y4
*96Ya
-
54%
t
106
35%
19%
98
1301/2
4Ya
14i/8
2,900
'
3
3
~
*104
5,500
150
Ya
/, 64
6i
->"f3 %
36Y2
*41
73%
*925
56%
*100%
41%
69'A
3
x43
*194
109
68%
3
43
55%
I
18%
109
*925
54'A
18'/a
129
4%
*96
102
40%
131
121
Corp—No par
cum
—10
Co
*1003/4
*107%
2%
130'
19%
:
204
*41
68'A
20
98
;•
1
14%
107
X36%
37%
*194
64%
«
*104
54
*71%
68
2%
423/4
14'%
44
•41%
44%
64
<
107
53
73%
68
2%
29
4
102
109
67%
28%
103% Jan
204
18 3/a
36%
l
*96%
18%
28 %
9
■19%
54%
18%
preferred-100
—
197/a
98
18%
*130
Co
•37%
41
42:)A
*104,
37%
41
—i._100
2nd
107
42
*41
36 y4
3
273/4
97
47%
*
431/2
433/4
64%
10
Jan
27 Ya
97
47%
27%
-b
98
47%
14%
>14%
Consol RR of
51% Mar 13
..
273A
97
27%
97
47%
43%
.
Consolidated Natural Gas:.
112 "
27%
:
47'/4
'
■.
noncumulative
Consol
16
1
1
96% Mav
100
21
No par
pltf.
Consolidated Laundries Corp new—5
21% Apr
109% Feb
Jun
39 % Feb
700
■
243/o
2nd
$5
20
23 *
28
102 % Apr
600
23%
16%
10% Jan
t
12
.72% Feb
99
79
233/4
14% Jan
5
104% Apr
33
37% May 22
'
10
5
Sep
400
233/8
1st ptd
Cone
36% Mar 12
6
20
July
30,700
47%
"
11
23% Mar 19
7% Jun
10
7,900
4
67
►
233/4
4%. noncumulative
Conde
8Y4 Mar-16
49% Mai' 22
47% Apr
7
-
33A
66%
68
103
*101 Yi
103
*101%
80
79%
79%
80
101
99'A
99'A
*99
Container
Jan
100
7.800
16,300
23%
'
61
1,200
13%
14
31%
2,600
55
*10%
32 %
800
163/4
108
*13%
.
88 'A
16%
Combustion
30
Jan
10
106% Apr
28
,
*82-
*.
163/4
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
36% Mar 22
29% Apr
May 25
4
Dec
104
2,800
55%
*46
Columbian
12
54
4
7% Jun
1
1,300
9%
141/4
3%
82%
3
109 Vi Jun
17%
9%
55
•
700
23%
& Co com
Commonwealth
23
27
Jan
53% Nov
112
17%
93/4
56Y4
11
31%
1.25
1,
&
&
Commercial
34% Jan
14
17%
9 3/8
56%
5,900
23 3/a
Aikman Corp_l
44% Mar 19
16% Feb
Mar 10
14% Dec
17%
V
89
-30%
*68'A
'•
19%
*10%
29%
82 V8
27% May 28
3
37%
v
19%
*13%
7.
prel'erred-No par
*
36% Jan
37
14
$4.25
15% May 28
31% Oct
20 % Nov
37%
11
19%
3.500
;
1
Internal,'1
21% Mar 20
106 % May
17
.36%
3
30 y2 Mar 26
16
36%
14
653/4
42%
*30%
(The)
Co
8
45 %
24
35%
•10%
65%
40%
19%,
9Y8
"
12
.
34%
;
20
65%
43
108
31
•
200
111
55
31
84% Jan
22% Jan
1
55
108%
31 Ya
25
8
7% May
5
55
*107%
15
*109
65%
55%
163A
15%
111
423/4
,
17%
9%
*83
34%.
->
17%
17
30%
193/8
8
Jun
17% Jun
18
55
108%
108
193/4
55%.
89
16%
19%
8
23% Sep
*85
5
19% Jun
52% Aug
89
Columbia
May 26
34% Nov
*54 Yt
-
42%
9%
56
17
653/4
*19%
173/B
x9%
56
*76%
4%
4
7
24,400
151/a
*109
65%
19%
17%
9%
Columbia Gas System Inc_'—No par
Jan
6
■-
16"%
•
17%
6
18
10:
*85
:•
•,
*19%
153/a
111
.413/4
57
3
1
27% Feb
9%
*56
16% Jan
14% Jun
12% Jan
17%
;.
19%
26% Jan
11
45 % Jan
*19%
60%
1-
39% May 28
11
42
8
30% Jun
20
66%
41%
28
45 % May 24
9
47% Jan
66
41%
153/a
25
2
16
65%
41%
15%
*109
30%
Ilium
A
18% Jun
34% Aug
65%
"104'/2
B
22
57%' Jun
16,700
preferred series B
50
Southern Ry com—100
Class
23
% Feb 25
74%
103Y2
15%
22
common.
Colorado Fuel
Class
17% Feb
28% Mar 15
15%
110%
29%
Colorado &
28% Mar 20
27% Dec
~46
15%
110%
78
preferred
28% Mar 19
23
11
15%
112
*111%
106
Qil_—
Colgaie-Palinolive
49% May 10
51% Mar 12
May 25
15% Mar li
44% Oct
72 3%
103%
100
I
Liquidating
23% May 28
23% Nov
77
76
103
*30'A
.
cumulative
C.N.I,
23
21
22
741/4
103
*21%
7%. preferred
Columbia
7
11
75
104
*981%
guaranteed
'
22'% Oct
23% Oct
15%
-
106
•
Elec
Coca-Cola
30
74%
♦102%
101
220
30 %
Co
Cluett Peabody
13
15
Mar 29
Jan>
50% Jan
8
118
Sep
63
75%
104
.61%
No par
Jun
July 11
62% Jan
33% Sep
74 %
>102 >/2
■
29%
Molybdenum
13
49% Dec
>
76
104
X100%
'
60%
Corp
25
6
620
Climax
Jan
16
101%
Clopay
,
16
47% Apr
Jan
101%
1
125
45% Dec
103%
Corporation
7
45
59
.
Clevite
7
Mar 14
102%
101%
,
56 3/4
213/a
St Louis Ry
Special
May
21
102%
102
*71s/s
Jun
1i4
20
17,600
72%
110
10
jun
12%
72 %
122
95% Mar
11%
41%
9
21%
121/4
*107%
Jan
8
12'/a
41%
141
14
12%
107 %
5
Jan
12%
40%
Jun
17% Jan
90
i
2% May 31
Aug 28
145
12 %
107%
129
6
12
15
148 % Mar 14
6
900
12
593A
213/«
noncumulative
4
18 l ,160
21%
11%
preferred
——No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
50
80% Mar 26
23
50% May
48 3A
21%
$4.50
Jan
111% Jan
48%
21%
58
*30%
noneum
Gas
Cleveland
60
990
48%
*213/fl
30 y8
convertible
7
2
Aug 26
48%
213%
22%
Equipment Co
C C C &
3
7
'A"/o
6
24% Jan
45% Jan
48%
*30'A
5%%
May 28
8
4
583A
X21%
'
4
Jun
34% May
57%
48%
22%
*21 s/8
Chrysler Corp
Clark
18
100% Mar
58%
48%
22
*97%
City Stores Co
14
39% Mar 14
58
48%
22%
30%
3
25% Feb
133 % Jan
7,500
58%
48%.
22%
22'-
i
Cotton
Copper
4
20% OcL
Apr
58%
57%
48%
103%
Cities Service C'o.u.
10
4
700
Chicago Rbck Isl & Pac RR7.No par
Chicago. Yellow Cab
i_ J_.No par
3
Jan
49
45%
21%
7
45
80% May
451/4
*30%
preferred
City Products Corp-t-i
40% May 31
17
47%
1.7
'City Investing Co common—
18
103
5
70% Apr
6
12
2% Jan
47%
..77
Cincinnati Milling Macli Co
CI T Financial Corp__—
3
45 % May
65% Oct. 11
483/4
*96%
4 % * preferred '
42% Aug 18
11
*47%
„_No pat
Common J—
19o
26
Apr
Jan
59% May
100% May 28
6
41
111
A
2
8
20% Mar 29
46% May 24
191
■
Chlckasha
.
70% May
12
101% Apr
48
1
(The)
4
.
36% Dec
1
48
1,000
*
28% Apr
102% Apr
May 21
4
Nov
4,800
Western corn—No par
5%.preferred series A_j:
100
.
3
Aug
9
24%
North
:
69% Mar 1
'•*
Slay
24%
40
Western
series
Cincinnati
29'% July 15
I04i%
24%
^|'.r
preferred
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
5
14% May 22
30% May 21
'
23% Jan
100:
24 3/4
RR com—No par
Chic Milw St Paul &
May 10
43% Mar
*
9
Jun
66
7
Aug 29
22i% Feb
18
Jun
14'/4 July 27
3
66% Jan
v
44% Jan
7
Jan
24%
60 %
100
convertible
,
74 % Sep
15% May
24%
No par
preferred "
29% Jun
29
24%
1
Manufacturing
.
8
8
Cab
Great
5%
6
18
53 % Mar
24
47%
'
41% Jan..
15% Jan
42% Dec
23%
47%
'114%
5,
a
;
Chicago Corp
45% Feb
0
;
Aircraft Inc—
Chicago & East 111
Class A _i
;
14
30
23%
114%
10
Vought
3Ya %
16
31% Apr
27
-
113%
No par
Chemway Corp __J
Chesapeake Corp of-V&—
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
4
Jun
J
44%-Dec
9% Feb
116 »/2
1
$4,50 preferred.
'Checker
2
28% Feb
'36% Mar 25
*■
-:Chance
13
66% May
3
18
39% Jan-
*114%
*102%
Corp
Common
.
7
3
26
42 % Dec"- 30
116%
...751/2
Chain Beit Co
-Feb
9
16
Dec
*114%
8
;
Inc__:
.Gotliam
Chadbourn
42%. Jan
Jan
56% Sep
48
Corp,
^Cessna Aircraft. Co
3
Feb
Sep
13
Co
a
7
33% Jan
30% Jan
RE
Certain-Teed Products
1
8
10 % Mar 23
100
116%
No par
Cerro
May
36
42% Jan
116%
—100
9
*31% May 24
Feb
68
*115%
23%
100
cum,
-----
71% May
% Jan
23%
Public Service___-_lo.
of N- J——^
50
33 y2 May 16
4
23%'
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
59
65% Nov 30
Feb
3'
109
Light
preferred
"Central
'
50
104'
% %
30
75 %. May
23 5/a
.
23
8
23 %
No par -
Century Ribbon kills J___i
9
23%
20
7
54 % Jan
24
p'
14 V* Mar
.'*3% May
20
18
8,800
24
..Central & South West Corp :._—i
5.
Central Violeta Sugar Co-.;
_9.5Q u
S
36'% May
;
4
5
16% Apr
10% May 22
17 J/2
8
24%
Gas- & Elec—No par ,t
Illluois
Central Illinois
39% Mar-27
66
8
5%
11
Feb
24 y8
of
31
108
Jan
10,800
39Ya
Georgia Ry copm-No par
preferred series B
100
*"
,86
32%
37
10
.Central Agulrre Sugar Co
Central Foundry" Co i._,
1.
79% Jan
45-% Jan.
30%
39%
preferred series A_100
14% Jan
.
32%
39 '/8
"
12'% Mar 16
2
9
32%
39%
100
sCelotex Corp cominorr.
5% preferred
4
8
Feb
;
81% Feb-
14,
83
38%
101%
./
29
313/4
39%
100
>
4.20%
oonv
33
12.50
Caterpillar Tractor commoni
r
Shares
31%
39%
1-
;Celanese Corp of Amer-com
7%
2nd" preferred ',e*_i
119
the Week
10
oommon
preferred
Preferred
Friday
June 8
50
:
3
5
83
••
Co
June 7
31%
5
series-:.
21% Jan
110% Jun
130
•
1)
Sales for
Thursday-
39%
Ry_100
Corp.—
;
10
18% Dec
common
:
29
;
(J
PRICES
39
Light——No par
preferred
SALE
June 6
31%
_lfr
Ohio
&
8
19% Nov
.•
.Case
Co
Co——
•Carriers & General
HIGH
Wednesday
June 5
1
5
8
July 26
Corp
4%%
&
Steel
AND
Tuesday
June 4
5
Co___i
Jan
104
2
114% Nov
July 20
Carrier
Mfg
Power
Carpenter
9
Jun
15
Monday
Par
Inc
Cllnchfield
Carolina
►
5
119% Jan
7
LOW
STOCK
(The)-
Carey. (Philip)
9
Jan
52% Mar
64% Feb 18:
Airlines
;CarborundUm
29 Ya Mar 20
121
YORK
EXCHANGE
40% Feb
23
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year l'J55
32 J/8
46
98
101
80
*99i/2
32'A
32%
104
*104
45%
47
99
*98
4
323A
105
47
99
33
104'A
45
♦98
331/4
104%
45y2
99'-
33'A
*104
45 %
*98
81
100 «/2
77
*99
79
1,080
2,200
IOOY2
3 3 3/a
32%
33'A
104%
104Y2
2,900
104%
50
46'/2
45
461/2
13,500
99
98%
98%
-
10
19-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
Monday, June 11, 1956
...
(2776)
NEW YORK STOCK
Rm(« (or Previews
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11*55
Highest
Lowest
19% Apr
6
7% Dec
Lowest
.
29
14
16% Apr
23
15
27% Apr
23
2% Jun
4
11
8% Dec
14% Feb
2
Jan
24
14
Jan
94
11
Apr
25
34% Jun
1
Sep
2
25% Jan
23
35% May 18
52% Sep
19
44 % Feb
9
21 % Mar 29
28% July 27
24% Jan
23
53
July
5
49% Apr
58
July 27
28
18
20% Jan
6
29
July 19
54
Mar 14
70
Cooper
2
Range
Copperweld
Steel
26
52
31
8
65% May 2
40% Mar 12
Cornell
14
64
Jan
87% Apr
Corning Glass Works
May 23
95
May 28
102
98
Jan
26
26
Oct
28
20
94% Jun
27% Jan
20
170
28
25
Apr
43% Dec
21
35% Jan
23
5
Jan
7
7'/« Aug
1
5% Jan
19
2
Jan
6
2% Feb
18
2% Jan
16
28
34% Feb
9
6
48% Jan
11
24
98% Nov
92% May
15
Jan
25
24
180% Mar
26
24% Jan
183% July
3%%
32% Feb
5
2
30% May
5
3
7%
3
97% Mar
2
3%%
7
preferred
33
Sep
28% May 25
30% Jan
74
Apr
15
60% Jan
10
75% Apr
9
22 %
Sep
30
1
% May 22
18% Feb
28
Crown
37% Sep
23
3<i% Apr
35% Feb
23
$2 preferred
Crown
Zellerbach
30
33 % Dec
23
23
53% Jan
% Dec 29
30
59
Sep
27
107
32% Jan
5
57% Dec
9
46
Jun
7
14
Jan
69% Apr
8
13
55 % Nov
102
102 % May 24
3
May
9
20% Mar
13% Jan
6
18% Mar 29
6% Jan
6
Feb
3
8% Mar 14
12% Nov
59
7% Jan
26
67% Jan
15
6% Jan
37% Aug 19
Cuba RR 6%
9
7
13
3
11
Feb
23
52 % May 23
67 % Feb
23
55'/a Jan
4
6
30% Nov
30
26% Jan
23
36 % NOV
18
33 % Feb
14
37
Jan
7
135 % Jan
19
138
116
101% May 25
15% Jan
31
Jan
6
135
Jan
27
140
105
May
1
621/4 May 14
35% May
$7
111% May
7
86
Dec
27
73
Jan
23
43% Jan
8
53% Dec
22
48
Jun
4
55
30
Mar 17
89
May 28
96
Feb
13% Nov
95
31
13% Jun
8
7% July 12
5 % Apr
3
16% Oct
30
4% May 12
11% Oct
28
6
32 % Mar
13
Mar 14
27 % Jan
24
48% Feb
18
96
88
23
95% Mar
20
44 Vo Jan
18
42 % Jan
17
91
Sep
Mar
15
2
96% Jan
93
May 11
97
95% Feb
14
100% Nov
22
92
17% Jan
17
28% Dec
14% Jan
6
Apr
Apr
30
99
2%
2%
37%
37%
36'A
94
94
94
93%
*93
*29%
29%
29%
29%
66
66%
*65'%
66 %
14%
14%
33
33
*33
33 %
63%
47%
48
47%
100
*15%
16
15%
15%
10
14%
15
14%
15
8
12%
13%
12%
13%
75%
78
78
78
9%
35
8%
1
No par
65%
2,100
14%
14
14%
5,400
33
33
64%
65%
64%
65%
102%
102"%
102%
102%
62
33%
Inc
x35%
100
*135%
No par
101
1
series A
Mills Inc
48%
46
48
16
16
16
15%
16
14%
15
14%
15
14%
15%
2,600
12%
13
12%
12%
12
12%
31,400
79
79%
*15
109
*59%
32%
32%
140
103
48%
91
60%
32
35%
102
48%
60%
33%
*89%
48%
91
101
13%
14
13%
6
*5%
6
5%
20
*16%
17
*16%
22%
series
A
series
B
100
800
2,400
48%
48%
49
48
91
89%
89%
14%
13%
14
5%
*5%
14
14
*5%
5%
.
50
37,300
100
5%
17
16%
16%
16
16%
*15%
15%
500
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 %
.22%
4,500
45'A
45
45
44%
44%
1,000
89%
50
45"%
45%
45%
89%
88
88
*87%
89%
90%
*89
90%
*89
90%
*88%
2,300
101
*Pf>%
45%
100
3.75%
35%
145
100
91
89
3.75%
Preferred
45
89 %
*88
89%
89%
*92
*89
90%
93%
*88
*92
93%
*92
93%
50o
22
22'A
22 Ve
22 %
22%
22%
22 %
22%
5,400
Decca Records Inc
50c
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
3,700
25% May 15
34% Jan
Deere
27
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
273/4
31% May
9
35% Feb
32%
32%
1,400
26 % May
28
31'A May 18
Delaware
&
26%
28 Va
5,700
Nov
Jan
3
18% Jan
27
Delaware
Lack
36% Jun
8
25% Apr
40% Jan
27
Nov 29
6
Delaware
Power &
Jun
8
% Jun
7
38% Jan
23
48
Apr 30
May 22
79
Jan
9
19
Apr
9
9
35
Apr
5
De
26
23
5
25% Mar
4
30
17
41
32
36
43% Sep
Aug 11
16
37% Jun
21
34
90
Jun
24
75
12% May 17
17% Sep
32% Jan
13
3
14% Feb
26% Feb
4';% F*b
28
33% Jan
12
Jan
7
66
22
Feb
1
34
Oct
11
35% Apr
.
7%
Co
&
Denv & Rio
43%
Detroit Steel Corp
Vllblss Co
Alkali
26
5
Diamond
Match
&
Raynolds
class A
33% May 14
44% Apr
35% Jan
13% Jan
18% Apr
16
20% Jan
30
Diamond T Motor Car Co
12 'A Jan
13% Jun
7
13% Jan
3
16% Feb
23
Diana
30% Apr
49
19% Sep
12
24% Jan
3
10% Dec
21
14
3
Dow
71 % Mar 14
74% May
21% Feb
19% May 28
0
Mines
18%
*18
15
15
6
200% Jun
8
12
115% Apr
6
75%
14%
76%
5
67%
68%
Dunhlll
Preferred
(E I)
12
50% Oct
14
49% Apr 27
53% Apr 22
48% Jan
12
53
Feb
18
51% July 22
55
Nov
4
49
50% Aug
53% Mar 30
49% May 18
52% Jan
12
4.10%
54
49% Apr
54
24
Apr
11
99% Jan
Jan
20
37
9
17
43% Apr
25
49
Apr
19
48
Apr 30
Apr 20
14% Jun
25
5
Feb
''
29
4.20%
Feb
Feb
17% Jan
35%
35%
35%
34%
35%
3,200
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1,700
55%
55%
70
*68'A
34%
34%
34%
33%
*11%
13%
12%
*11%
*68%
12
1,100
13%
14
4,600
74%
68%
76
76%
72%
75
10,300
69%
68%
69%
61 Va
68%
48,400
69%
70%
68%
70
17,300
19%
19%
XI1%
12%
900
7%
6,200
21,100
75%
12
12
*12
8
8%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
206
207 %
206 %
107%
205%
206%
200 %
No par
118% 118%
98
98
118%
118%
118%
118%
series
No par
118'%
36%
*46Va
10
common
*50
*49
50
preferred
52%
*30
50
preferred
50
36%.
47%
52
49%
52 %
50%
,
98
37
36%
36%
36%
36%
8,800
*46%
47%
46
46%
220
*50
52
53
14%
36%
*46%
*50
*49%
52%
50%
*52
14%
*40
10
40Ve
40%
40 %
40%
1
47%
48
49 Va
.10
B
31 %
34%
&
48%
32
31'A
34%
31 %
34%
&
15
500
*97%
37
47%
52
49%
52%
50%
500
98
*97
98
*97%
36%
47%
*50
*49'A
52 %
50%
*52
xl4%
B
Cigar Corp
53
<
*51%
*14%
50
900
204 %
118%
97%
204%
118%
106%
118%
97
& Co-
series
$3.50
12%
1,000
*11%
14%
12%
12%
34%
12'A
19%
12%
2,100
70
14
14
19%
12%
200
55
54
56
70
100
34 %
*55
*68%
34%
19%
preferred
DWG
11
2,400
19%
50
54
15
68%
50
4%
15
19%
preferred
18
15%
69%
$3.75 preferred—.
6
52% Jan
15
19%
$4.15
27
53% Mar
$4.50
Duquesne Light Co
May 23
50
•
Preferred
3
15
15
35%
*9%
68%
$2.lo preferred
93
33
18%
19%
B
46% Jan
12
July 25
76%
69%
18%
*34
69%
;
38
14
*18
18%
19%
No par
101
70
34
18'%
68%
1
Duplan Corp
Common
55%
39%
34
19
1
International
6
9%
39%
34'A
50c
Industries
29
17% Nov
15%
353A
38%
39%
*34
69%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
33% Dec
Nov
19
353A
*9%
12
137/8
Nopal
Co
Dresser
5
Apr
121% Feb
11%
Co
3
237
1
No par
Aircraft
Chemical
117% Sep
1
94% Aug 11
9
6,500
No par
Ltd
9
12% May 23
11% Jan 17
2
Pepper Co
Dome
du Pont de Nem
6
39%
12
Douglas
10
23
28
39%
34%
12
13%
75%
68%
13
90% Jan
Jan
Jan
40%
*34
34%
72% May 28
57
51% Sep
39%
34'A
*18
preferred series A
(The)
conv
Dr
49% Jan
14
40%
34'A
5%
Apr
9
16% Mar 21
30
Apr
39%
2
Dobeckmun Co
23
13% May 28
27
Apr
9,400
34%
9
124
54%
69%
11% Feb
249% July
38 %
52%
*34
39% Apr
60% Dec
18
*33%
55%
*68%
73% May 11
27
54% Dec
Jan
38'A
54 %
50
24
31% Jan
17
157
*33%
54%
x55%
*68%
65% Jan
7% Jun
38%
54%
55%
29
43% Mar 14
26
*33%
54%
53%
38% July 25
36% Jan
7% Oct
38%
53%
50c
common
200
*33%
54%
No par
Cup Co
15
15%
15
38%
Dixie
May
;
30%
8
79
10% Apr
30%
34%
9%
26
Apr 15
12% Mar 4
31%
9,800
15
*30%
1
61
21
14%
31%
2
60
93% Dec
15%
*30%
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
30
18,700
75
15%
Divco Corp
52% Jan
13,200
34%
*71
75
31%
6
26
34%
44
34%
45
*71
75
15%
3
64% Apr
34%
60,900
42%
44
34%
44
34%
8,600
Va
*30%
*34
25
Corp
43%
*71
6,400
20'A
37 Va
15%
39% Mar
May 25
11
62 % May 17
Stores
preferred
75
1,800
53
1
common
$1.50 cumulative
43"%
34%
15
35%
9%
47% Oct
3
32
10% Jan
33% May 28
18% Mar 31
y36%
%
*33%
10
32% Jan
15% Jan
19
37%
*71
75
15%
2
Co
19
16
20%
37%
*30%' '31%
l
15
30
21
20%
38
34%
34%
Diamond
11% Oct
20%
37"%
x43%
44
34%
; i*73%
Devoe
13% Nav
20%
38
37%
__20
28
Apr
20%
37%
20%
Grande West RR_No par
40% Sep
Sep
20%
20%
*37%
Edison
37'A Jan
30% Mar 14
28%
50
Light Co
Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
8
9
28
13.50
Western
Detroit
7
10
32%
28%
x28%
Detroit
38 % Mar
Sep 23
32%
28%
32%
29%
3
59 % May
11% Jan
32%
29
32'A
29%
26
17
20%
22%
32 %
32'A
No par
new
22% Nov
9% Nov
93%
*92
32'A
20
Hudson
34 ■/» Jan
31% Jun
93%
*92
%
preferied
31
Apr
10
common
43% Jan
32
C
Rights
May 14
36% Jan
11
&
7
50% Dec
4
27% Jan
8
14 Vb Jan
35% May
26
16
20'A Jun
39% Sep
31% May 16
33 % Aug
100
Dayton Rubber Co
16'A Mar
20
18% July 11
series
22%
*101
35,300
48
48
*89%
14
22%
31%
*135%
145
103
10
100
61
35
35%
*135
140
101
*5%
}
35 %
35%
35%
*135'%
10,600
105%
30%
33
1,200
600
8%
*59
60%
1,500
37
105%
110
*105
61%
10
3.90%
8
109
*105
13%
7
8%
8%
5
Power & Light common
*36
8%
480
9%
*8%
9%
36%
10,000
78
77%
79
8%
35%
2.50
Stores Corp common
convertible preferred
78%
•'?
9%
*8%
8%
*135%
101
48
48
35%
*35
35%
140
*89%
100
48
8%
32%
430
103
35%
*60
*61
64%
400
7,700
47%
8%
*105
x33
pfd_
9%
x64
,
*102%
35%
.
_1
7%
48%
36 %
109
*106
103
*9%
8%
No par
common
65%
*102%
9%
35
2.50
common
64%
65
103%
1,000
33%
.*33
33%
*33
400
29
64
14%
2,600
95%
*93
14%
1
Preferred
4,500
2%
37%
29%
66%
Preferred
Feb
1,600
37%
2%
37%
14%
Daystrom Inc
Jan
6
2%
2%
93 %
93%
23,000
5%
38 %
*2%
33
120
47%
46%
2%
100
preferred
Dayton
2%
38
16,100
6
29%
Corp common
5%
3
5%
102%
Davega
17% May 21
May 16
86'A Apr
4
Sep
48
6% May 21
47%
6
173
66
A
River
Dan
47
*5%
25
preferred
3% %
17% Mar 19
,
22
1
13% July
Jan
23
Dana
24
46%
6
174
5
Cutler-Hammer
7
6
150
29%
173
*171
14%
noncum
Cuslnnan's Sons Inc
Mar 29
91% Sep
56% Jan
47%
173
47
*5%
47%
8,300
97
28%
30 %
171 %
46%
171
No par
preferred
Class
18
Apr
29%
30%
30
171%
172
4,500
94%
94%
94%
10
100
'
74%
71
*94
97
65%
Amer
of
Curtis-Wright
May 23
96
*94%
94%
Corp
Publishing
Prior
4
75%
•94%
29%
No par
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
110
4
Jan
75%
75%
97
14%
preferred
Curtis
30%
74%
*94%
4,200
56
29%
27%
65%
Cuneo Press Inc
8% May 25
9% Jan
31
% Oct
6
Steel
4 % %
3
Feb
40
94%
29%
*54
30%
3,000
17,300
52
*50
56
30
51
29%
pfd
Cuban-American Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common_L
Mar 15
10% Jan
4
75%
97
5
10
82
Jun
31 %
52
56
30%
30%
—2
common
preferred
17% Apr
8% May 15
35
$4.20
Crucible
14% May
4
14% Sep
Seal
&
19% Apr
10
73% Apr
2
4
*50
56%
51
*55
2.50
(The)
Corp
Cork
27%
94%
29%
.1,500
50
26%
29
Common
3
Feb
Wheat Corp
of
Crescent
57% Mar 21
14% May 28
2
9% May
31 % Mar 29
104
Cream
3
47%
27%
*35
1
7
23
j
51
27%
*94%
97
*92
100
45% Feb
13
50 %
27%
75
75
2%
7,000
50%
30%
97
37%
30%
27%
56%
1
28%
49%
52
25
30%
9,800
35%
116
50
*49%
—1
34%
110%
27%
*55
Corp.
35%
118
30 %
52
*5%
6%
117%
30 %
31%
47
6%
115%
35%
56%
171
6%
114%
30%
31
1
6%
6%
400
6,500
8,200
50%
6%
50%
*49%
l
49%
51%
12,300
,
35 y2
*55
29%
3
49%
27 Va
*95
13%
27%
50%
27%
100
20% Jan
13% Mar 30
49%
74%
,
35%
30%
*94
50%
50%
50%
3
*30%
35
5
*2%
3
3
35%
1
Corp
common
Corp
International
116
50
preferred
Crane Co common
6 3%
113%
50
Inc
Coty
May 29
42% Mar 26
503%
6%
6%
115
30%
Refining common_l0
Petroleum
50
50%
34%
100
Coty
3
23
2%
23%
6%
pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Products
Cosden
20
Apr
6% Jan
Electric
preferred
Cum
Corn
5
50
Dubilier
12%
22%
13%
23 %
5
Convertible pref 5% series
Preferred 6%
series
19
Jan
99
29
Apr
99
31
13%
23%
5
Co common
27% Jun
13%
23%
14
5
Corp
Co
54% Jan
100
95 % Jan
Mar 20
13%
23%
2%
113
8
Cooper-Bessemer
30
12
34% Oct
May 17
73% Jun
14
50 % Jan
175% Dec
Delaware
13%
*23%
2%
14
50
1
of
13%
23%
2%
13%
Shares
June 8
June 7
.
the Week
Friday
Thursday
..
June 0
*23%
5
Continental Steel Corp
5
32
Jan
Oil
Salaa far
8 ALB FBI CIS
Wednesday
June 5
June 4
1
Mach
&
Continental Motors
37% Nov
48% Apr
95% Jan
41% Apr
Foundry
Insurance
Continental
3
32% May
44% Nov
25% Mar 14
Continental
9
9% Jan
126
23
IContinental
Tuesday
Monday
Pat
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com—a
5%
convertible preferred
25
May 15
£8% Apr
28
6 % May
8
Dec
105
STOCK
YORK
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
EXCHANGE
12% Feb
48% May 22
70
NEW
Highest
22% Feb
14% Nov 23
23% Nov 25
51% Sep 28
May 12
10
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
47%
50 %
52
*50%
*49%
49%
49%
49%
100
52 Va
*52 %
53
52%
52%
310
50%
*50%
50%
*50%
50%
*52
53
*52
53
49%
.
-
53
14%
'
290
700
14%
14%
34%
14%
40
40 Ve
39
40%
1,900
47%
48 %
46%
47%
18,000
31%
31%
30%
31%
34%
35%
33%
35
E
27
Jan
Q
2
36% Feb
17
35'A Jan
47% Apr
6
58
Jun
23
43% Feb
14
53
22
Jan
6
32% Jun
21
26% Feb
17
37% Apr
21% Jan
18
34% Dec
14
29 % Jan
23
42% Mar 27
40% Nov
1/128 Jun
67
163
45
Mar 14
Oct
26
Mar 14
87%
175
5
75% Jan
23
159% Jun
1
Nov"IB
Jan
31
61% Nov 30
51% Jan
24% Mar 15
35% July 29
24% Jun
92% July 22
99
Nov
Jan
6
52
Sep
29
103
Sep
14
107
15% May 18
35% Mar 14
May 27
23 % Feb
53
Aug
Jan
Jan
Jan
24
16% Jan
30
5% Feb
10
3
34% Feb
23
32
Jan
6
22 % Feb
25
14
20% Oct
17
May 25
31% Feb
17
21% Jan 20
47 % Dec
28
53
43% Nov
39% Jan
28
17
29
3% Jun
47
Apr
44% Feb
106
Steel
Kodak
Co
100
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison
Bros Stores
4%%
Ekco
4%%
Mar 15
Elastic
4
4% Jan
3
39% Apr
3
Mus
Ind
Amer
preferred
5%
conv 2nd
11
43
Apr
5
51% May 18
El
19
27
Jan
16
36 % Apr
6
Emerson
Electric
21
13% Jan
3
Emerson
Radio
25'A Jan
9% May 28
3
30% Oct
20
28
Jun
6
1
Empire District
28'A Jan
30% May
6
35% Dec
8
33
Feb
29
34% Mar
9
96
Feb
Endicott Johnson Corp
2
25% Apr
20% Jan
18
76
Jan
11
69 Va Oct
4
5
23
73
July
see
11
98
Jan
28
May 16
5
20% Jan
23
23% Mar 29
81% Apr
8
page
May 28
25% Jan
20
87% Oct 31
For footnotes
93
26
86
69% Feb 24
28.
Feb
2
70% Jan
26
4%
Natural
Mfg
17%
17%
33%
341/4
9,500
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
12,500
38%
*14%
39%
14%
38%
14Va
38%
38%
37%
38 %
14%
14%
14%
14 %
1,300
23%
49%
46%
49%
32
10
*22 %
23
22%
23
21%
22%
3,900
*47%
*45
49%
46%
49
49'A
*47%
49%
45
45
*43%
45
200
49%
31 Va
49"%
49%
5(7-
48%
50
9,300
32
31%
2,800
9%
9%
9%
S-%
6,600
28
31%
10
28%
33%
31%
28%
33%
♦28%
28%
28%
33%
33%
Electric
5%
&
49%
46%
*48%
*45%
common
Pittsburgh RR Co
49%
49%
31%
9%
32
31%
9%
5
10
common
preferred series A
49%
4
Co
preferred
Erie RR
*48Va
*45%
23
3
Co
Phonograph
Equitable Gas Co
Erie
•
4,400
106
34%
50
Gas
&
*102
50
39
33%
50
preferred
Dec
Paso
106
3,000
92
38%
17%
shares
common—
5%
1
39%
*102
25%
*SO
90
38%
34
3%
39
14%
10
9
106
24%
25%
90
3,100
17%
Elliott
30
*102
25%
53%
33%
25% Apr
Jan
39%
140
53
17%
14%
22"%
48 % Apr
92%
39
9,500
87%
163
162
54%
34
3%
38%
50
25 /»
*90
85%
87%
162
53%
17%
14y8
22%
10
*25'A
85%
161
33%
37%
12
86
17%
15
Co
106
85%
159/2 160
53% 54
3,200
3,200
180,600
34
3%
10
11
*102
40
31,2
35
rl/128 1/128
34%
17%
Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
16% Feb
Jan
106
39%
48
33%
3%
17% Mar 20
3
28% Sep
24% Apr
*102
87
40'A
1
31
100
39 %
1/128
86%
*160
161
53% 54
25%
25%
*90
92%
47%
31/2
fl
(The)
Electric
&
92%
*39 Va
100
Auto-Lite
25%
*90
2.50
preferred
Electric
3
*25Va
1
Inc common
common
34%
332
86
86%
*159% 161
53%
53%
100
Co
Stop Nut Co
Electric
5
2
preferred
Products
Jan
4
10
common
preferred
11% Oct
19
Corp
Rights
6%
May 16
21
41% Jan
Corp
Eastman
3
33% May 28
Inc
Eastern. Stainless
10
50
Airlines
Eastern
3
94
10
58% Feb
22
30
3% Nov
54% Apr
64% Apr
8
15'AJan
6
Eastern
12
8
27% Feb
3
7
Apr
13
103% Apr
2
Eagle-Plcher Co
May 23
Apr
89
15
Feb
3"
95% May
170
19
38% Jun
4
36
23
17
Mar 23
*28
33%
25
*93
100
8.50
No par
100
__i50
9%
28%
33%
'
94
27%
20 Va
82 %
*66%
27%
20%
83'A
70
*28
*33%
*93
27%
20%
*82
*66%
94
27%
20%
84
70
3%
9%
33%
*93
27%
20%
*82
*66%
94
*17%
18
*
Va
*93
30%
500
9.400
10
28 %
400
33%
33%
900
94
93
93
1
40
27%
2 7'A
27%
27%
27%
3.300
20"%
84 %
70
20%
20 %
2 0%
20%
5,800
*82%
84%
**82%'
84%
*66%
70
"
*66%
70
200
Number 5541
Volume 183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
(2777)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for PreTfooa
1''
Range Since Jan.
Year 1955
I«west
Highest
Lowest
Oct
10
26% Sep
29
21% Feb
9
26
Apr
6
20% Sep
13
30
15 V* Jan
20
20
KlEW YOftK STOCK
62% Jan
23
93% May
Evans
Mar 23
72% Dec
30
Tuesday
Products
Par
June 4
Co..
24
Eversharp Inc
24%
8>Iea
Thursday
June 6
24%
24%
RALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
June 7
June 5
24%
24%
24%
23
for
the Week
Friday
June 8
»t
♦
Shares
86
40%
11%
6,400
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
2,800
86%
87
87%
82%
86%
3,700
41%
41%
41%
41%
417A
41
41%
6,100
12
11%
12'A
11%
12
11%
117A
11,100
12%
12%
13
127a
12%
12%
12%
41 %
12
12%
24%
17%
86%
41%
87
87%
11%
*17
18
X86%
1
.—3
12%
.
Ex-Cello Corp
3
RECORD
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
May 11
31
*
Highest
13% Jan
43
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
ti
17%
17%
*
24%
F
34% Jan
1
49% Feb
2
Fairbanks Morse & Co
May 28
15% Jan
3
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
Falstaff Brewing Corp
i
38% May
30
41% Dec
6
12% Nov
1
21% Feb
7
11
13% Dec
28
18% Apr
12% Jun
4
May 16
32% Mar 14
17% Mar
7
7
16% Jan
23
25'A Dec
7
22% Jun
8
1
70
Jan
31
30
31
15
68
Sep
14% Mar 16
20
12
Apr
25% Mar
6
Family
5% preferred series B
Fansteel Metallurgical
Corp
Farwlck Corp
75 % Mar
7
Feb
2
48% Jun
7
8% July 12
6% Apr
9
77A Jun
7
13% Jan
3
10% Jan
3
July
74
26
37% Nov
26% Jan 25
6% Mar 14
13 % Mar 29
Finance
Nov
9
47
Dec
22
57
Jan
4
51
Jan
12
57
Apr
9
41% Sep
27
50
Jan
3
43% Jan
5
51
Apr
18
5%%
31% July 21
45
Apr
29
31% Jan
39% Apr
30
Federal
Mogul
13% Feb
11
23
Mar 22
Federal
Pacific
29% Feb
1
Jun
24
17% Jan
4
29
Oct
17
40% Jan
24
8% Nov
9
13% Feb
23
16
367A May
31% Feb
20
38% Apr
6
Felt
31% May
1
Fenestra
Sep"27
23%
35% Jan
17
33 % Feb
24
43
May
1
135
May
1
61
30% Feb
62
Jan
1
18
Sep
26
23
68
Feb
10
3
102
Apr
12
Mar
108
20
11% Sep
19
10% Jan
46% Feb
17
35% Jun
8
May 23
98% Apr
26
106
18% Mar 11
26% Jan
35% Jan
6
11
40
27
41
7
Feb
Flintkote
Co
41% Feb
16
49 % Apr
5
Florida
Power
36% Feb
13
9
Florida
Power
&
14
50% Jan
27
99 % May
July 15
46% Mar
62
Apr
18
102 % Mar
4
61% Sep
21
51
Feb
13
71
May 10
126
Sep
21
109
Feb
13
147
May 10
3%%
96% Nov 30
Jun
3
96% Apr
11
100
Mar
3%%
5
51% May 28
26% Aug
20% Oct
11
29% Oct
28
50
7% Sep
14
16% May 28
12% Apr
21'A Jan
3
33
22
63% Mar 12
41% Apr
18
Jun
8
8% Feb
Mar 31
24
Ford
Inc
6
23
82
May 29
97 % Mar 20
16% Mar 23
14
Feb
9
16% Mar 22
Froedtert
27
38% Apr
Fruehauf
33%
32%
33%
33
33'A
32%
32%
2,600
32%
33
33
33 Va
32%
33%
9,600
8%
8%
*8%
8%
700
27
27%
♦27 Va
27 V*
27
27%
27
27'A
26%
27%
5,100
32%
33
*32%
33 Va
32V4
32%
31%
32'/a
31%
32'A
2,100
39%
13,200
14
94
88% Mar 30
Oct
94
89
24
23
4%
52
52%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
74%
76'A
*104%
50%
37%
5
47%
42
10
9% Dec
Jan
9
25
41% Jan
30
49 %
9% Jan
6
Jun
Sugar
19
112% Mar 21
15
9% Jun
8
43
July 27
10% Mar
39
Feb
11
25% Feb
Dec
20
46
Jan
23
25% Oct
21
15% July
25% Dec
Jan
23
16
Garrett
6
Jan
4
8
Feb
23
Gar
Mar
1
31
Jan
9
35
Jan
13
3
14% Apr
13
45
5
29
30% Sep
Dec
29
28
Dec
71
5
71% May
7
General
9% Mar 16
General
11% Jan
21
9
8
148% Jun
3
135
7
36% Feb
23
15
6
93
24% Mar 15
130
13
2
Nov
2
26
97% Feb
10
85
$8
13
16
5
conv
Cigar
Co
13% Jan
6%
General
Mar 19
General
Electric
5
17% Jun
7% Oct
28
66% Jan
6
13
19
7
123
43% Oct
11
54
119% Dec
20
127
9
102
120
Mar
Feb~23
77% Jun
20
18'A
18%
18
18%
18Va
18%
17%
18 Va
10,700
34%
8%
12'A
83%
15%
35Vb
8%
12%
84%
15%
*34 VA
34 Va
34%
35%
35 Va
35%
33
35 Va
3,300
*15%
16
32%
33%
x32 vo
33'A
91 %
♦90
91 Va
*90
July 11
Nov
14
6
118'A Apr
40% May 28
General
ividf 20
122% Mar
5%
l
$5
Jan
3
119% Apr
23
124% Feb
Jun
30
96% Apr
18
101% Mar 15
7
35 % Nov
9
31
Feb
1
43% Mar 14
59% Dec
6
50% Feb
38% Nov
2
71% Apr
19
4% Jan
3
5% Dec
2
Mar 17
39% Sep
15
34
Dec
14
61% Feb
14
177/# Mar 24
14% Feb
9
17% Arr
4
34% Jan
4
46% May 14
88
Aug
29% Jan
83
39% Jan
0
13% Oct
31
33% Dec
21
79
38 % Nov
40
May
4% Jan
General Portland
7
53% Feb
24
38
Jan
23
2
General
Apr
29% Feb
3
19
100% Feb
18
65% Nov
14
51% Jun
8
16
98
Jun
13
90
45% Jan
91
7
103% Sep 26
74% Mar 14
37% Nov
2
86% Mar 23
May 17
82% Jan
4
92% Apr
121% Apr
4%%
118% Jun
27
106
Jan
23
43% Sep
23
36
Jan
23
60% May 23
3
41
Jan
23
51'A May
52
Mar
4
Getty Oil Co
New
8% Apr
~9%
28
38% Oct
11
Oct
5
8% Jun
6
9'A Jan
45% Sep
19
40% Jan
3
50% May
12
4%
preferred
Brothers
29% Sep
8
23% Jun
8
27% Mar 20
Girnbel
99
8
94% May 18
97% Mar 21
$4.50
35% May 28
41 % Mar
36% Oct
11
44% Mar
2
4% Jun
11
8
5
Dec
15
9
Jan
155
Dec
16
168
Feb
2
17% Jan
26
22% Oct
25
22
74% Jun
8
153
Mar 14
Jan
3
5% Jan
9
25
23
Goodrich Co
6
87 V* Dec
30
18
66% Jun
7
60
Jan
23
75
Apr
2
30% Dec
8
42% Jan
3
29% Jun
8
36
Apr
18
55 % July 25
44% Jan
16
3% Mar
Jan
17
507A Mar 13
2% Feb
14
1% Nov
11
12% Jan
5
23
Sep
21
13% May 31
20% Mar 16
27% July
6
34% Dec
30
29 % May 23
34
22% Jan
6
39% Sep
12
34
85
Jan
6
45% Dec
30
37% May 15
93
Mar 21
100
Dec
3
89 V* Mar
7
2
92
6
21% Jan
74
Feb
85% Jan
3
2
18
20% Mar 22
143
Mar 16
2
30
96% Dec
21
18
37 % Aug
11
16% Mar
2
May 31
6
28
For
39% Jan
141
34% Jan
26% Mar 15
94% Mar
9
30% Mar 14
93% Dec
14
May 26
2
13% Jan
24
24% Feb
77% Dec
09
footnotes
see
page
8
Apr
19
153
Jun
9
25% Feb
44% Sep
23
69
Feb
33% Dec
Feb
1
20
May 22
Jan
3
46% Apr 27
45
Jan
3
99
Feb
17
7% May 18
33% Mar
108
9
Goodyear
Grace
Grant
46% Apr
3
Great
1
Great
149% Jan
11
May 25
79% Jan
10
29% May 22
33% Mar 12
31% Feb
9
38'A Apr
14% Feb
9
17 % May 10
92% Jun
5
96
28.
Jan
24
3
(H
Greenfield
L)
33%
200
15 %
15%
15V4
15%
2,300
27'A
27%
2fa3A
27%
2,200
Co
9 Va
2,500
30%
30 %
28%
30%
85
*75
31%
./ 9,300
,
40
91
91
*88
800
29
*8%;
85
91
32%
28%
■
120
136
135
29%
*75
85
*
32
32
31 Va
800
131%
131%
131%
131%
131'/a
110
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
4,600
11%
11%
11
Va
11%
2,400
131
11%
xllVa
11%
11 Va
11%
60%
5.9 %
60'/a
59 Va
60%
59%
60 Va
56%
59
39,000
57%
57%
57'A
57%
57%
58%
56
58%
61,500
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
92%
94%
94%
95'A
No par
46%
11%
8%
66%
66
No par
100
1%
121%
No par
No par
121%
com
47%
7%
1
Corp
42%
122'A
98%
34%
59%
1
98%
34
59%
41%
41 Va
46%
47%
47%
8
x59 V*
80
80'A
33 V2
600
58%
59%
58 »A
3,100
41
41%
40 Va
41
5,400
4-4
4%
43A
15,200
35 Va
35%
35
351/2
12,800
80 Va
81
81
77
81
2,200
17%
xSO
4%
35'A
4%
17%
17%
17V4
17'/2
3,800
40%
39Va
40
4%
39%
40 Va
25 Va
25
25%
24%
25
25'A
25
42 Va
42%
42 Va
42 %
40%
42 Va
30%
31
31%
31%
31
31
25
42
42%
42
42%
31
30%
31
52 %
52%
53
92
*90
86 Va
*84
54 Va
54'A
92
93%
86 Va
107%
54 V*
90 %
*90
86»A
107%
107 Va
86
10H
Va
53%
*90%
86 Va
108
51%
53%
93
*90 V2
86%
*86
53'A
58%
90
57'A
41,500
46 Va
10,000
54%
54'A
57
56 Va
58%
57%
46%
4 6'A
47
46 Va
46%
46 Va
47%
47
*46%
46%
♦46%
♦44 3/4
*46%
47%
9
8%
8%
*8%
8%
*8%
*8%
47'A
47%
47'A
47%
441/4
23'A
23%
9
*8%
47%
24%
47%
47%
23%
24 Va
5
24%
*94'A
96
*94'A
96
10
36%
37
35%
37
1
100
—
Co
4%
4%
4%
158 Va
158%
160
*23'A
24
4%
*156
24
23'A
95
95
200
35'A
36
4,100
*4'A
4 Va
4%
4%
4%
162
*158
*23 Va
24
*158
*23%
Ore
76 %
14,000
67%
65%
67 Va
19,700
30%
29%
29-4
47 Va
48V4
73
76%
77%
76
66%
677 a
67 Va
30 V*
30%
30 Va
30%
30
30'A
20
4
47%
47%
48%
12.50
5
100
Inc
J0Q
100
1
& Die Corp__No par
15
■
2
14
15%
13%
13%
14
14
32%
32
32%
32%
32 Va
30%
31%
33%
37%
38'A
28
38%
3 6 V4
38
39
39
38 %
39%
*92
94
92
92
38%
38'A
38
39
39%
39%
40
93%
54
92%
92%
41
21'A
144
*70%
29%
35%
15%
100
*92 Va
.
%
7%
29 %
100
41%
63
4
29%
100
41%
7
29%
100
42 Vt
x21
21
144
*141
144
72
72
72
29%
29%
29%
21%
13%
39
38
*91%
6%
93%
6%
2 9'A
29
101
101
41%
41
21%
21 Va
141
141
*70%
29 Va
*35%
35%
3 5'/a
35%
15%
xl4%
15%
15
94
X92 %
93%
92 Va
»
72
6%
67a
6
3,200
14.700
30.700
2
32 Va
(The) common...3
:
2%
13%
25
No par
2
32
29%
_
2 Va
2
13%
*28%
Sugar"com
47%
31%
Prop..No par
No par
2'A
24
.74%
67'A
48
1,390
161
*23Va
66%
2
1,100
77
x77%
47%
4%
24
78%
...No par
Co
*158
162
67%
2 Va
23Va
96
36 Va
66%
48%
9,500
12,600
36 Va
*94
77%
2
46%
36%
5
48
200
9
96
*23%
_1
common
23Va
23%
45%
*36%
10
common
44
*34 V*
.
.10
-
10
93
680
46
47%
4,400
87Va
52%
1
900
53%
108%
1
—10
8,500
107%
108
4
issued"
3,500
17,100
*103
*103
*103
*103
108 Va
98 3A
57%
40-A
40'A
25
107
98%
33 Va
40 Va
40 Va
100
.
700
99'A
34
34
17'A
17'A
*84
41V*
900
17%
17%
—100
100
59%
35
80%
24%
com___2.50
122%
*98%
79'A
*30 Va
122%
34%
41
30
141,500
43
122%
1,000
3,300
66%
120 3A
41%
98%
No par
♦120
43%
122%
41'A
41'A
65 %
66%
120%
59%
59%
73A
42%
98%
4%
*103
66%
*120
*34 Va
35'A
100
2,500
122'A
4%
common.No par
73A
35'A
98%
*34
34%
-10
7%
7%
98%
122
121%
4%
_1
6,400
*122%
34%
_
17'A
45%
42 Va
41%
4%
x40
17%
45
120%
*120
43
42%
34%
17 Va
17%
47%
67
65%
120%
5
iUc
10
17%
46'A
7%
7%
8%
67
66%
10c
—
1,400
17%
47
<
*119%
122
42'A
15
Corp
Western RR
Tap
3,100
9'A
♦29%
30 Va
30%
64'A
9 Va
137
♦136
29'A
*88
63%
9'A
57%
Corp..
Ry
preferred
9 Va
136
2 9'A
230
65%
57 Va
Paper Co
Co
9 Va
59%
6%
Iron
64
105
105
106
*105
65'A
*31
1
Rubber
Greyhound Corp
4V*%
xl4%
2,900
7%
(Delaware).J
No par
preferred
Bay &
14%
7Va
.
500
5
10
Unities
Steel
Western
Green
7%
4,000
106
136
133
Motors
Northern
Green
May
45
15 Va
65'A
133
Inc
Great Northern
24
'
91
14%
Ex-distribution
Northern
44%
27%
*105
133
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Gt
400
45
45
33 Va
32
& Co
T)
59
*31 Va
133
2
common
3%%
Apr
23% Mar
(W
58
Va
32 %
15
com__No par
Granby Consol M S & P
5
Grand Union Co (The)—...—.5
City
60
32 Va
32
Batteries Inc—I
Graham-Paige
*59%
*27 Va
30 '/a
90
30'A
90
200
%
23 Va
7%
No par
&
(W. R)
Granite
30%
„
200
*28%
7%
29%
1,550
9%
29
7%
138
5,000
110%
78
2j
7 %
9%
9 Va
*29'A
9
47
Va
*75
(B F)
Tire
Gould-National
8
70 %
Stock
&
29 Va
30%
100%
*43
<i4%
85
common—
Goodall-Sanford
Gold
V. ■
45
44%
32
Co
Telegraph
17
j..
2,800
*43
44'A
32
Brewing
5
Apr
69% Jan
41% Mar 14
Goebel
Jun
24
4->
44
44
*75
(The)
Co
44
32
preferred
Glidden
9%
*136
137
90'A
5o
Co
160
80% Jan
~-30%
——
(The)
18
110 %
9 Va
29
30%
110%
85
"when
Gillette
17
Aug
No par
Corp
3
Jan
20
137
■h
29%
common.
common
90% Jan
b30 Va
9%
*75
Rubber
&
Georgia-Pacific
.
9%
9%
5
preferred
preferred
conv
preferred
3%%
64%
Equlpt Corp..—1
Corp
Tire
4%%
Apr
26%
105
«a_5
;
preferred
General
66% Apr
100
39%
109%
64%
Corp
Time
4V*%
60
<
7
7
7 Va
*7
9 Va
105 Va
Corp
Telephone
General
33 'A Apr
100% Apr
7 Va
30'A
105'A
*44
100
&
Shoe
90
109%
x64 V4
General Refractories
46
3
101
Realty
General
29
21
29
Jan
General
2
32 V4
90
9%
31
27%
Railway Signal
8
Jun
Nov
Jun
Nov
9
28% Mar
39% Jan
31
101
82
45% July 11
General
May
301/4
90
110'A
b5
Utilities
Public
32%
90
9%
*43
43
43
com__l
Cement Co
Precision
87
9%
9%
*7'A
30"/b
105
General Public Service
General
32%
110'A
30%
110
15
Advertising
Outdoor
General
7%
7'A
30%
110
27%
preferred
1
3
400
54,000
900
;*
2
Preferred $3.75 series
62 % May
Jan
15 '/a
32%
7,
34
Corp
10
5
15%
*15 Va
5,200
91%
32%
*90
7%
15
Instrument
38 % Mar 28
16
16
60
_
General
11
85
A
27 Va
Corp
3
May 25
82%
29
Co
37% Apr
24% May 28
36% May 25
16
84'/a
29
preferred
Motors
82 Va
*59
preferred
General
49% Mar 20
84
60
General Mills common
2
12%
>
*32%
6
■/«
8%
12%
;- iO
15
50 % Apr
u
8%
12%
29
com
common
400
9%
12 V*
*9
9
*15%
33%
Foods
i
84 A
14%
Finance Corp
71% Apr
84%
33%
General
9
*12'A
1
General
1
*8%
*12'A
50
6
May
8%
12%
12%
84%
8%
60
Corp
26
7% Jun
150
18%
7
Apr
61
200
18'A
7%
100% Apr
New
8,200
98
56,lu0
44%
30
8
135%
*97 Va
53 Va
29
common
Dynamics
65
Jan
65%
135%
98
66'A
52 Va
7%
Inc
66% Jan
85
62 Va
140
*97 Va
53%
5., %
preferred
8
27
101
53 Va
44 Va
General Contract Corp
4
96'A Dec
Jan
*89%
101
65%
♦135
97%
28%
preferred
23
19% July
76
♦99'A
140
97 Va
52%
53 Va
x53
66
*134
98
7%
43% May 28
13% Jan
65 Va
66 %
137%
*97%
100
2nd
series
66
136
1
Corp
56% Jun
11% Jun
3,400
53%
101 'A
53
No par
Bronze
52% Jan
7
7,000
53%
53%
preferred.
Baking Co
30
Mar
2,800
43%
59%
1st preferred
7%
47%
43%
28%
preferred
General
17% Jan
47%
43%
V*
_
4%
Jan
138
48
43'A
com
Inc
Investors
4%
May
48
43
*100V4
5
_
General Cable Corp
7
47%
43 Va
53%
100
Transportation—2.50
Amer
General
36% Jan
Feb
14% May 31
Mar 29
57% Dec
26
33% May
Apr
31
7
80
9
27
Jan
47%
43%
101'A
50
(The)
$4.50 preferred
34 % Mar 13
128% Apr
13
27
17
48% Feb
40% Oct
23
86
Oct
21% Mar
8
63% Jan
5
30
38% Dec
140
Aug 17
10% Nov
July
142
8
24% Jan
29
67% Dec
18
May 22
Jun
28 % Jun
1,000
48%
_~5
Industries
American
106% Mar
26
28
83% Mar 18
General
23
Apr
9% Dec
46% Jan
29% Mar 27
3
Jan
63
16%
No par
Acceptance
25% Jan
16%
53%
1
common
common
convertible
104
29% Jan
26% Dec
4%%
General
6
1
22
136% Dec
Jan
15% Mar
7,200
103
*101
16%
'
(The)
Corp
Wood
29
107% Mar
67% Jan
105
48 % Apr
38
1
37%
35%
37%
103
16%
1
preferred
Gamewell
25
3,400
1
Gardner-Denver Co
17% Aug
20
11
52%
common
Inc
4
9% Mar
46% Feb
32% July 18
10%
16%
♦100V4
__l
convertible
Co
7,200
11
53'A
,100
9
May
1*101
103
52V4
*16%
43'A
1
(Robert)
31 % May
9
51
38 'A
37%
*101
51%
52%
a00
Gamble-Skogmo
5%
38 Va
103
40
52%
■/ll
/ 37 Va
48%
10
Co
66
30
4% Oct
9
10%
106
52%
Co
(The#
Inc
7,300
♦104%
.10
$4.50 preferred
47 % Mar 13
May 29
Co
15,600
75%
74%
76 Vt
52%
t?
Co
10%
42 'A
54
No par
preferred
Galr
77%
74
75%
106
5
Co
Sulphur
Gabriel
34 Va Mar 14
107% Jan
35% Mar 14
27% Dec
3
28% May 29
5
July
11% Sep
18
7
22
Jun
34
1,500
2
C'
113
11
48 %
54
27%
51%
*100% 101%
64 %
65
*131
136
97Va
97%
100
7<'
8% May 18
26% Mar 14
51%
16%
1
15
preferred
51V4
37'A
7%
5,400
27%
72%
757/a
*104%
16%
No par
common
72%
106
51%
*101
103
16%
52%
28%
11
*16%
*101
50%
X28
75 Va
75
*104%
106
50
120
53
52 Va
51
51
11'A
38'A
11
<: t
104% May 24
76 Va
74%
104%
72 y4
73%
72%
73
73
104%
38%
120
129
*121
52'A
40
38%
129
52'A
9
♦8%
39'/a
39
♦121
129
52%
6.25
Franklin Stores Corp
Mar 29
*122
129
8%
52
lo
Co
39%
x39%
39%
39
*121
..100
Trailer
Feb
27
3,900
32%
Corp
25 V* Jan
•*
28% Dec
6
14%
*8%
Corp
28
29
14 Va
1
Foster-Wheeler
14% Jun
13% Nov
25% Dec
14%
32%
Foremost Dairies Inc
Freeport
14%
33%
1
98% Nov
12'A Jan
14%
8%
5
Co
6
Jan
14%
32%
No par
Inc
11% Mar 14
68
1,700
34
5
preferred
Francisco
34
*8%
NY
com
Light
10% Apr 27
13% Mar 12
4
33%
32V*
curn
Motor
34 Va
337A
1
convertible
34%
5
pfd ser of '51
Food Machinery & Chem Corp
100
25 :
Feb
100
34 Va
__5
No par
Stores
$4.20 div
51
*50
2.50
preferred
Food Fair
9
*49%
14%
Corp
7
49%
14%
common
14
100
49%
147A
Co
$4
28
46% Jan
102
(The)
Florence Stove
50%
14%
Co
21% Mar 12
*49%
55
1
1
105% Mar 14
17,200
51
loo
Carpet
12%
34 Va
preferred
(The)
11%
*54
34%
First National Stores
Firth
12,300
12'A
12
54
34%
Lines Inc
30
July
105
13
Jan
3
24,400
7%
Va
Va
55
34%
Co
Fire
lb'A May 25
69% Sep
43% Mar 15
89
3
Jan
47%
7%
*50
34'%
Co
70
45 Va
7%
53
*49%
*66
73
48 Va
7%
12
Bearings...5
—.10
12
48%/Apr
Oct
32
53
3,300
46%
12
51
Corp
4%%
12% Feb
62% Jun
Aug 29
12%
..
1,200
23%
7%
7%
*49%.
Firestone Tire & Rubber
16
61
9
36% Sep
100
12%
12%
12
1
Phoenix
Filtrol
80% Mar 26
49 % May 28
Mar
8
7%
18'/a
22%
46%
46
46%
7%
50
series
_.
k Fifth Ave Coach
23
106% Jan
Aug 17
63
46%
7%
53
Corp
Fidelity
Mar 29
88
23
30
82% Sep
Jan
Mar 26
*69
*68
73
47%
*50
Stores
Inc
73
*68
73
18
18
23%
x23%
50
1953
Mfg
18
23%
6%
Fibreboard Paper Prod com_.No
par
4%
cum
conv
preferred______100
7
67% Dec
18
54
104
A
ser
Electric
Dept
18
23 Va
46%
common.—1
Bower
Tarrant
18
23%
*69
Ferro
23
Jan
110
&
18
23%
2
39% Mar 23
13
33% Mar
17
Nov
124
22
pfd
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5
500
18
18
50
Paper Board Co Inc
Federated
9
26% May
39 % Nov
Mar 14
Apr
pfd
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23%
1
common
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cum
conv
Federal
7
49% May 25
22
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conv
377A Mar 14
8% May 28
26% May 28
28% Jan
5%
10% Jan
31% May 22
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8
12
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6.900
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13,800
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120
4
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29 »/4
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63
29 Va
29 Va
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100%
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40
42'A
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141
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141
72
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100
143
72
600
80
10
29%
29%
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29%
29%
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35%
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34%
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15
15%
92 Va
♦92
93%
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22
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29%
28%
29%
28%
28%
27%
28%
18
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
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34%
34%
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34%
34%
34%
34%
33%
34%
6,400
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93%
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93%
91%
91%
100
114%
115%
1153/4
116%
115%
36,800
5% Jan
15% Jen
6
33% Jun
39% Mar 23
Jan
8
96% Oct
31
91%. Jun
98
61% Mar 14
93% Sep
23
83% Jan
Apr
~
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Mar 14
129% May
23
Oil
Jan
42% Mar 20
23
18
38 V* Nov
3
35
Aug 26
9
98% May 31
104% July 13
Jun
109% Jun
7
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Apr
104
Dec
8
107
Jun
10
101
May 21
41
Dec
15
Jan
31
105
103% Feb
Corp
27
Feb
108
Utilities
04.20
6
105% Feb 23
•'
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94
£4
116%
115%
116%
115%
.
109
9,300
Co—
dividend preferred
37
37%
*37
37%
36%
100
37
•98%
No par
Common
28
*93
——No par
—25
preferred
Gulf
7
Gulf Stales
101
Shares
29%
4
SO
the Week
'
June 8
1
44% Feb 23
8% Apr
Friday
June 7
Grumman. Aircraft Corp—
45% Feb
29%
Sales fer
Thursday
Guantanamo sugar
1
Gull Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
12% July 19
5% Dec 22
8
SALE PRICES
June 6
June 5
June 4
■
13
35% Jan
27% Jun
2
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
NEW YORK.,STOCK
EXCHANGE "
Range Since Jan. 1
v
Highest
Lowest
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
leu 1955
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
Bang • for Prevloui
100
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100
104 %
103
103
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04.40 dividend preferred
100
04.44 dividend .preferred——100
104,''
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104 %
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104 %
37
104%
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37
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104%
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105
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105
104%
h
46% July 12
>
45% Aug 10
10% Jan
6
41% Jan
25
10
69% Nov
13
45% Apr
5
<68% Feb
i,
84% May
Hackensack
24 % Sep
25'A Feb
14
4
»
22% Mar
5
Hall
4
19
Jan
24«
,
25
Apr
2
Hamilton" Watch
7
100% Ffeb
4
87
Jan
24
97
Apr
4
11% Jan
6
38% Dec
6
34
May 28
,
38
6
55
Dec
6
48
Jan
;
184% July 25
143
Nov
10
137
18% Oct 13
Jan
18% Mar 14
?l%Dec
10
40% Nov
20% May
23
31%.Feb
17
42% Mar 29
59%.May
Feb
146
May 28
43
9
Mar li
25
f.
39
6
Jan
17
8
Mar 27
20
34
Jan
5
;
36
Mar 15
23
37
Mar 12
jo
8% Mar 25
Corporation
Harrls-Seybold Co
16
May 22
13% Dec
12
39
16% Oct
18
27% Nov 21
18% Jan
16% Jan
6
20
13% May 28
Jan
Harshaw
Mar 29
>
.10% Nov
27
29% Feb
Hat Corp of America
20
7
44% Jan
24
39% Jan
3
60% Sep
88% Aug 15
22% Jan : 6
104% Feb
8
3
Sep
89 % Feb
27
60
Jan
9
101
Jan
94% Apr 27
.23% Jan
4
37
Feb
13
17
Jun
8
41% May 22
112% Aug 11
40
126
May 19
51
Mar.14
Dec
120
20
Apr
5
26% Mar
3
51 % Apr
Feb
124
;
24
53% Mar 20
19
.48% Jun
8
13
54% Mar 18
51% Apr
20
54
16
11
34% Nov
9
27% Jan
23
41% May 23
43% Dec
29
37% Feb
14
46% Mar 14
Oct
18% May 12
20% Nov 16
71
71
77% Feb
99
Jan
49 % Jun
12% Jan
25
3
98% Dec
30
87% Jun
6
24% Jan
6
51%.Aug 24
.42% Feb
14
12% Jan
5
31% Jan
10
2
Oct
.
5
3
12
i
3
70% Aug
May 10
11
Mar
21% Feb
5
14
25 % Mar
14% Apr
*4%
• % May 12
19% Feb
7
25% Jan
4
19% Jun
32% Mar
3
30
Apr
23
13
48
Jan
3
33% Jun
8
10
65
Dec
22
Feb
16
Hilton
30
28% Jan
31
100% Jun
14
3
Feb
44% Jun 27
106
17
13
26
Jun
17
24%Jac
4
16% Sep 19
39% Nov 28
26% Oct 28
34
11% Jan
98
100
28
Mar 10
102% Mar
8
35 % Jan
8
27
27
Dec
v
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11
97% Apr 17
5% Apr 11
21% Jan 23
Apr 28
8% Dec
11% Mar 14
6% Apr
2
12% Feb
10
98
Feb
7
5
91
Jun
5
99
May 21
6
103%Jun
4
41% Jan
3
Jan
3
7
May 25
14
149% Dec
15
143
Jun~23
14
16% Mar 14
1% Dec 15
27% Dec
8
18% Jun
8
3% Feb
10
1% Jan
12
12% Apr 27
7.1% Sep 13
3
Jan
6
19% Jan
3
>
64
Jan
10
33
6
11
31% Jan
4
Nov
30
9% Feb
7% Feb
17
5% May
36
20
2
Apr 27
Mar
96
6%
634
6%
65/8
6 3/8
6%
; *35 Va
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29%
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20
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4
5%
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conv
I
33% July 18
68% Sep 19
27% Feb
10
35% May
3
23
72% May
4
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50
Jan
23
55% Mar 28
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900
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100
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43
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10
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5
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42%
43
44%
43%
44
43'/4
431/4
41%
42%
3,900
32
31%
series
Idaho Power Co
58% Jan
7
71/8
2,000
Co
common
pfd
.
24%
1
Hussman 'Refrigerator
2,000
V
34%
; -
100%
165%
25
6*66%
12%
6%
25
,
100
Inc
100
22%
12%
103%
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd
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May 18
37% jan
21%
125/8
333/4
.
98%';
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.
;
(wi)—
com
10,600
113/8
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12 %
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.
1
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23
11% Apr 23
*11
22%
'
20% Mar 19
48%
'
-47%.
100
100
liquidation Dist
11%
10
70
v
3**/4
91
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47
3,600
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91
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88
34%
91
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
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"
34
91%
Houston Oil Co-of Texas (Del)
8b i/2
3,300
72
193i
91%
3
*70
303/4
38
5
71%
12,900
19%
26%
5
16%
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38
4% Jun
40
16
20'/s
27%
18% Jan
39 Vb
393/4
303/8.
16%
166% Jun
37
40%
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26%
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39 s/8
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Power
600
54
20%
16%
—.
50
48%
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37%
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122%
48%
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6%
preferred
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26 %
preferred
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1,600
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:
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4%
45%
48% .48%
11 %
22%
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t
45
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13
34
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48
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54
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17%
491/4-
16%
72
230
17
;
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37%
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39%
72
25%
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18
16
1
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54
39%
16%
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,
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...
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>
37%
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55
26%
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400
85
54%
9-7%
43%
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2
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6%
28
85
55%
553/,
26%
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45%;
1,500
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37%
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28
27
13%:
253/4
.
500
1,700
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1,600
26
13%
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10
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20%
38%
26
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com
:
.
31
31
303/4
30
20%
20
25%
32% Feb
9
6%
35%
.-3
Sep~21
39
j25%
*35%
1
Feb
v
253/g
.-6%
No par
50% Apr
84
2p '/a
5,600
6%
22%
lo
102% Jan
105
*25%
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Household Finance common—No par
3%% preferred
100
7
3
May
31%
35%
common—5
5% conv preferred
1
Houdallle-Industries
Inc
31%
>
*11%
5
Co
31
31 %
38
25%
47
12.50
Electrochem
303/4
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10
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31
31
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_30
Hotel Corp of America.—
30%
139
36%
20 3/4
16
,_5
.
53%
♦135
38%
2o%
39%
1
preferred
38%
(■"
40%
50c
common
convertible
Hooker
1
7
28% Jan
Feb
7% July 18
17% Jun
39 % May
12
Holly. Sugar Corp
56%
139
*135
38%
.
32
48%
5
Homestake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
-
2
Apr
22%
13% Jan
29% Mar
;
Hires Co (Charles E)
Hoffman Electronics Corp
5%
31
25
ll% Dec 29
<2% Jan
8% Jan
37% May 31
105% Feb 23
47
■i
20
3
104% Jan
14
Feb
40
Corp
38
31
120%
No par
(conv)
Hollander (A) & Sons
4
16
Aug
4% Jun
38% Oct
8% Jan
21% Mar 23
32 y4 Jan
Hotels
pfd
Holland Furnace Co
46% Apr
3
103% Mar 16
8% Mar
9
2nd
38%
,56%
139
*135
139
38y«
31%
*52%
5
.
1
71 % May 18
29% Feb
34% Oct
27% Oct
12% May 28
3
rum
1,400
700
210
31
45%
1
1
55%
55%
55 y2
56%
*135
>
35 %
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50
(The)
1,700
35
31%
26
2 1/12
preferred series A—
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34%
36
>92
*91
200
31
*96
•
12
16% Jan
4%%
34%
*35%
*22%
■;
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10
Hewitt-Robins Inc
91
353/i
/. 56%
.
.
38
*83%
25
5% preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
Hertz
56
*54
100
com^.
22%
90
92
30%
100
new
213/4
22 %
*91
13 •/«
Heyden Chemical Corp common
1
3%% preferred series A
_100
7
28
Hercules Powder,
1,100
22%
*22%
92
20
nonctimulative. preferred—_25
Hercules Motors—
f—No par
.
3
5
10% Nov 28
!
11
20% Mar 19
Jan
20% Nov
Jan
15% May 28
19% Jan
j
r
3,900
211/8
22%
343/4
139
*29%
5
common
75%
21
*6%
15
preferred—
(G W)
73
21%
*35%
7%
2
21% Mar. 18
?
Helme
21% Mar 15
•1% Jan
<
3.65%
5
38% Jan
v
43
763/4-,
21V8
2o V2
1
—
*43
31%
5
3%% preferred
Heinz (H J) Co common
common
43
76%
21%
r
31
50
—
Hecht Co
51 % May 15
38% July 26
22% Mar 2
11% Oct 11
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
34% Mar 27
43%
7o
7o
>
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,
"
83% May 21
7
25% Dec
36% Jan
91
3
56
—1
;
—,
43
43
21
21 y8
7/
*22%
35
x37%
.10
common
preferred
Industries Inc—
34%
;
92,
*135
5
Ex paniai
liquidating dist
Hayes Industries Inc——
3
21 %. Jan
•
4%%
».
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17% Jan
6
29.
36% Sep
7
23
24% Mar
3
16% Mar 14
19% May
.
.
——__1
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21
22 %
91
2.50
;
7
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100
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
i
Dec
Chemical
7u%
20%
76%
22%
—100
_
Harsco
3
35% Apr
6% preferred
1
23
.Apr
34'/a Jan
1
preferred!
43%
*43
43%
.
*20%
—5
common—1
Co
Paper Co
2.50
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—.15
9
.29% May 28
29% May 28
39% July 13
Printing Co
convertible
HammermHl
15
% July
5
8% Jan 14
12
( W F)
i4%
7o%
Well Cementing—5
79% Oct
i
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25
Water
Halliburton Oil
7
5%
13,400
I
17
Jun
21
•7% Oct
11
47% Jan
5
57
Sep
Aug 22
61% Aug 17
62% Sep
1
52
Nov
9
53 % Nov
10
12% Mar 28
49
55
12
Jun
8
47% May 18
51
Jan
19
50% May 22
53
Apr
5
4.26%
52
Apr
55
Jan
9
4.70%
"Apr 25
13
55
Mar 11
50%
Jan
17
63
Feb
13% Apr
12
15% Oct 26
49% Apr
15% Jan
14% Mar .15
31% Aug 31
27% May 15
•1
18
6
10% Nov 28
48% Jan
6
58% May 23
71
162
Jan
4
66% Mar 14
35% Jan
6
11% Jan 26
37% Jan
86% Jan
7
19
19% Jan 18
7% Apr
84
Oct
11
Aug lfl
Oct
Nov
Mar
11
2
8
3% Mar 10
•7% Jan
6
117% Dec 29
13% Jun 16
82
Jan
12
101% Sep 26
*9% Mar 13
69
Mar 14
"73
Jan
6
42
Dec
28
60
Jan
5
10% Jan
16% Jan
Jan
34
0% lfar 14
17% Jan
16
91% Jan
45
19
Mar 14
•9% Jun
65
6
Sep 26
13
Mar 15
32% Mar 14
88
MarlO
13% Nov 29
63%
4,200
53%
55
3,500
481/2
49
49
49
110
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50
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49
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51%
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5 iy2
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51%
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51%
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51 %
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56
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53%
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53%
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53%
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53 VA
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52
*50V'2
52
*50%
52
*50%
52
cumulative preferred
*49
50%
*49
50%
*49
50%
*49
50%
*49
50%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
50
S
49
*48%
v
—
—
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
4,600
27%
2734
6,100
9%
9%
300
par
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
*9%
10
*9%
10
*9%
10
*9%
10
l
Electrica
—
16 %
100 pesos
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
9
49
5
Illinois Terminal RR Co
29% Jan ,25
1,500
Mexico
De
A
H
Industrial Rayon
42%
43%
43%
44»/4
43 %
44
43 y8
43%
42 y.
43 Va
4,300
63
61%
62%
63
63%
62
63
4,400
157
62%
62%
15
No par
62
169% Jun
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
100
163
165
161%
161
*160
No par
80
80%
80
80%
79%
80
80
80%
20
54%
55%
54%
55
55'%
55%
55%
56
1
*21%
21%
213/s
213/a
213/8
21%
52%
52%
51%
52
13
May 28
165
Feb
3
6
91% Nov 28
76%.Jun
8
91% Mar 21
68
Inland Steel Co
53
Jun
8
69% Mar 20
21
Jun
8
Inspiration
47% Jan
23
Sep
8
24% July 18
57% Dec
103
12
Mar 29
33% Sep
6
41% Jun
9
175% May 31
37%. Jan
4
41% Jan
100
3
Jun
10
Jan
3
23
108
12
Jan
114
43% Jun
40
Sep
11
Jan
3
Feb 23
4% Jan
Jan
126% Jan
10% Jun
108
Jan
31
23
6
8
31
88
132'
_No par
_
preferred
International Mining Corp
Mar 27
7
'
19
2
94
15
142
8
40 % May 16
44% Feb 20
International Shoe
56%' May 28
70% Mar 13
International Silver
11
34 % Apr
20
g
29% Jan
4
2
38% Feb
7
3
38% Jan
30
15
34% Jan
19
13
Feb
5
27% Jan
10
10
Jan 24
6% Feb
13
31% Jan 24
34% Jan
4
46
May 25
May lo
Jun" 27
54% Sep 23
107% Nov 22
38% Dec 30
page
9
34% Jan
17
97% Apr 13
47% Mar 16
67% Feb
42% Jun
1
8
100% Apr 24
35 % Feb
28.
3
fa May 24
47% Mar 19
130
Feb
7
10% Mar 19
45 %
May
48% Apr
3
27
94% Mar 14
55
Mar 14
102% Feb
58% Apr
85
6
5
Mar 21
53% Apr 24
105% Feb 27
53% May 10
common
$1.40 cum conv preferred—
Interstate Dept Stores.
3
22% Mar 15
No par No par
:25
7% preferred
^
25
International Telep & Teleg—No par
International Utilities Corp com
5
47% Apr 26
39% Mar 16
24 % May 29
Apr
14
51% May
20% May
3
30% May 16
33% Jan
International Salt—
38% Jan 16
37% Apr
5
14 y8 Jan
0
31
May 18
9
125
—
Interstate Power Co
'
3.50 ~
Intertype Corp
5
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
Iowa Power & Light Co
10
Rights (expire June 7)
Island Creek Coal common
50c
$8
preferred
Jacobs
(F
L)
1
Co
preferred
Johns-Manville
Johnson
&
:
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
5%
Joy
preferred series A
Manufacturing Co
85
10%
*94%
95%
126
57%
*34%
31%
46%
36%
"
,
263/4
*85
87
5
*4%
94
93%
129
*343/4
3134
130
46%
46%
46%
47
'
^46
35%
.
130
43.4
1,300
92 %
13,700
130
130
10%
10%
127%
133%
*102%
104%
105
18%
*18%
94%
-
18
19
95%
96
131
18%
95
*94%
131
128
1,100
40%
41
3,000
57%
58
35%
*34%
35%
*34y2
35%
100
31%
32 Va
30%
31%
35,100
46 VA
46
46%
1,900
31%
:
37%
,.
,
"*45%
37%
32
46
.46
126
*46 VB
47
45%
45%
100
*36%
37%
353/4
36%
900
13%
13%
13%
3,300
4,700
"■
i4
13%
13%
13%
1374
22 y8
22%
22
22 V*
22%
22%
20%
22
31%
313/s
31%
31%
31%
31 Va
31 VA
31
31
24%
24%
24%
25'%
25
25
25
25%
24%
24%
36%
*89
47%
*£8
7
42%
37%
91
48
100
50 y8
50%
.77 %
78 %
10
45
100
102
48%
45%
102
49%
%
A
3*2
42%
*127%
6%
42
36%
*89
473/4
*98
49%
*78
X44%
43%
129
7y8
42 V*
%
332
42%
*127 y2
7
41%
42%
129
y8.
r 3*2
42 y8
*127%
42%
129
1
1
1,400
9,000
215,700
39%
*127%
-
41%
4,500
129
7
7y8
7%
8,100
42
41%
42
40
40%
1,200
36%
38%
4,400
7%
37 >/4
37%
37%
38 %
39%
91
91
91
90
90
473.4
47
47
*98
100
100
900
37%
47
22%
43%
——
220
57%
13%
129
'
1,300
.41%
.
31%
fa
13,100
57%
41
21%
42%
8,000
•
40%
»;
13%
*127%
410
1038
134%
57%
46
47
37%
100
4%
89%
5
93%
10 y2
*103
104
400
20,800
87%
■-
131%
10%
131
„.
*85
87%
640
27%
X35,%
32%
.,36%
22,000
*57.%
41
.
32%
12 %
1
28
27%
93%
58
35%
4,000
35 V8
34%
27 y8
128% -130
41%
.
35%
20
4i0
30
18%
127
.58
-
3,800
161
'
57%
435
"
2,100
27%
*29%
*103
95 Vi
41
27%
28%
440
53%
100
160 y2
10%
19'/e
"126
".'41
"
3,900
523/4
100
29%
129%
104%
95 %
*123
"41
21%
21
21%
53%
101
161%
"
■
4,500
29%
161
"
18%
"19%
4,500
35%
"
19%
110
80
55
293/4
129
10%
129%
*103
34%
j 65
76%
53
'
160%
93
130
10%
*102%- 104 y2
436
5
128%
11
128%
127%
28
433
*85
93%
*129
129%
"129
~
52%
28%
27%
•"
.'5
*4%
93%
21%
*100
16o
34%
283/4
85
4%
-
160%
~
30
93%
*160
2934
28%
5
Corp
Johnson
l
100
160 y2
30
4%
6%
3%%
35%
159%
92%
♦42%
common
35%
'
%
101
4301%
88
1
Jewel Tea Co Inc
431
28%
*85
Jaeger Machine Co
No par
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co^
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd
100
.
28
30
.25' * *""♦45%;
,_i
28
429
160 %
28%
„5
*100
35%
-
30
100
International Packers Limited
15
International Paper common—17.56
04 preferred
No.par
Int'l 3ys of Cent.Amer com
No par
5% preferred
100
35
100
28
428
159%
25
1
Int'l Nickel of Canada com—No par
Preferred
:
__100
7
19
Feb
:
100
4%
14 % Mar 13
144 % May
common
preferred—
100
28%
525%
'
"
101
27%
No par
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
6% Mar 16
99% May
7%
Corp
*160
54
*100
Machines new_No par
Int'l Harvester
6
33% Apr
89
see
Int'l Business
28 '
8
97% Aug 15
8~5
Feb
26% Jun
59
104
38% Feb
174
7
Iron
21% Apr
34% Jan 13
Jun
Jun
Interlake
163
53%
5-
—100
104% Apr,
Sep 21
Jan
440
;
preferred
106% Mar 13
35% Dec 30
12% Sep
34% Mar 21
32% Mar 12
■fa May 23
39
4%%
24
15% Aug 29
130
Interchemical Corp common
7
89% Feb
14
Jun
Jun
6
10
Nov
48% Mar
45
Feb
98%, Apr 25
15%. Feb
7
20% Nov 15
101
May 28
61 % Jan
7
78
17
May 15
Cons Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs. Inc_
24 % Mar 13
103
29% Jun
87% Aug 20
117%; Sep
13
33% May 28
157
84
141
Apr
27%; May 28
92% May 26
6% Nov 21
_For_footnotes
61%
55%
50% Mar 13
36% Sep
6
30% Aug 11
20% Mar 23
HI
64%
54%
69% Jan
31% Sep
3
64 %
Feb
6
12% Jan
64 3/8
54%
4.20%
10
11% May
643/8
54%
Apr 24
28
34% Mar 15
32% Jan
6
19
32%
Vb
55%
4.42%
3
Feb
32%
65
54%
59
13% Jan
Maris
53
16% Jun
32
64%
54%
42
Jan
34
54% Apr
32
65%
29
74% Sep
39% Nov
15
4
common
Dec
400
88%
265%
19%
18%
26
32%
*32
32
64%
53%
lo
Co
50
cumulative preferred
50
cumulative preferred—50
4.08%
Industrie
8% Dec
60% Jan 20
Illinois Power
:
31%
No par
_No par
Central RR Co
*46%
*98
47%
100
6%
*89
91
46%
46 VA
98
98
30
700
30
50%
49 Va
49%
49%
49%
48%
49%
78 Va
78%
78%
78%
79 y2
78%
79%
12,200
2,800
44 Vb
44%
44%
44
30,800
10234 102%
102%
102%
102%
49 %
49%
47%
45
xioiy2
102 y2
49 y4
49%
48%
49%
45
42 y8
102%
49
290
8,200
11
1956
Volume
Number 5541
183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Ktntt (or Previous
Year 1955
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
(2779)
YORK
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Monday
;
June 4
Par
BALK PRICES
Wednesday
,,
June 5
-
•
Salt* far
Thursday
'June 7
m
"
June 6
the Week
Friday
June 8
Sharei
K
43% Dec 14
34% Feb
13
56
May
47% Apr
20
52
Feb
39
Nov
30
45% Mar
4
37
94
Sep
30
99% May 16
89
28% May 25
'
va
Mar
96
May 16
103
Mar 13
]
6
96
9
107% Sep
7
105
Feb
9
108
Apr
105 % Nov
28
lol
May
4
:105
Mar
101 % May
21
103
May 22
84% Apr
48% Jan
21
Mar 10
29% Jun
8
24
24% Mar
3
21% Jan
10
Jan
27
Nov
105
70% Jan
*
43
24
May
71% Feb9
'
25
Oct
31
* 21
VA Jan
3
'
Feb
■-
9
30
129% Aug 26
27 Va Mar 14
98% Jan
18
24% July 15
17 y4 Mar 24
15
113
•
0
38% Nov
Oct
-29% Jan
59% Apr
27
8
44
53% Apr
44% Jun
15
8
25
Mar
24
29% Feb
i
10
47
Jun
23
43% Feb
14
58% Apr
33% Jan
23
40% Mar 19
52% Jan
31
69
May
Jan
3
98
Feb
,1
Kresge
May 28
50% Feb 29
9
Kroger
2
Laclede
13
16
May
4
27
Mar 16
7
Mar 14
18 % Dec
6
25
19
Jun
1
•
20
30
-Jun
86 % Aug
98% May
11
89
3(
8
*18% Jan~~fl
28
Apr~26
97
8
10
26
Jun
8
2% Sep
1
2
Jan
3
11 Vt Jan
3
17 % Dec
22
15
Apr
1
5% Apr
4
43% Jan
23
22
4
16% Jan
4
3% Jan
6% Sep
3
Jan
Sep
30
19% Jan
3
64% Jan
18
13% Jan
3
23
24% Dec
9
29% Sep 28
72% Sep-22
23
47
22
Sep
26
in
6
»
66
16
103
•102
103
*102
103
>102
Co
&
31V*
121%
46 %
461/4
45%
48 V*
48%
X49
49%
50%
24 Va
24 Va
x24%
24%
24%
24%
43%
*431/2
44
43%
431/2
51
x50
50%
49 y8
50%
34%
*34Va
34%
34 Va
34%
61%
63%
x62 'A
25
"13
A
f
*34 Va
10
■
49%
61 Va
45%
46%
45%
47%
50%
31%
30%
125
3,800
123
441/4
46
12,000
43,400
46%
49%
3,100
31%
118%
20,200
.
521/a
50Va
51%
25%
25'/4
26
43'%
42%
42%
200
50'A
50%
47%
50%
11,500
34%
34%
341/4
34»/2
1,300
62%
62'/4
63 Vb
10,800
97%
*97'/4
24%
*43
6,400
601/4
62V»
98
98
*97 va
97%
27%
28
28
28
27%
28
48%
48 %<
48%
48%
48%
49
49
491/4
49!4
49
.5
*25'/a
25%
25%
25 Ve
25 Va
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
'"•251/4
900
45%
46%
46
46%
46Va
46%
46
46%
46Vi
47 Va
4,b0Q
3,200
I,000
,
4
15%
15%
15%
'26%
26%
15%
26%
4
4
4
15%
15%
15%
15%
*26i/4
2 6 Va
261/4
26Vt
4
*17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
Co common_3
31 Va
31%
31
31%
30%
31%
100
*88 Va
*4
17%
0
161/4
10
*88%
91
*88%
91
16%
I0V2
2,500
15%
26'/2
4
4
1
Sons
720
3,300
r/a
*261/4
16
26'/a
X971/4
-
-
25
A
*171/4
19%
31
'
•88%
16%
*4
17%
19%
'
91
16'A
16%
4'/a
16%
31
91
4
*17Va
17%
„
;3,400
3,500
30%
30
,
*88%.
„
400
19%
19
16%
800
Va
.91
16'A
15%
21,200
6,100
39
39%
39%
40%
39
40
391/4
39 %
37%
38%
No pai
1
18 Va
18%
181/4
18%
18'A
18%
I8V4
181/4
13
18%
4,500
2'A
2%
2 >/4
2%
2%
2'A
*2%
21/4
2
2 Va
7,500
17%
17%
18Va
17%
17%
17Vi
171/4 1
♦17V4
17%
2,900
6%
6%
(The)
1
45%
46%
46%
47
46Vi
46%
46%
47%
45%
47%
5
19%
19%
19%
19%
19'/a
19%
19%
i9V2
19
19Va
2,600
No par
19 Va
19%
19%
19%
191/4
19%
191/4
19V4
19 Va
19%
2,800
83
83%
83V»
83%
83%
83%
821/4
831/4
8OV4
82
5,200
18,700
1
common
noncum
Products
pPp
9
21 Va Mar 26
Lerner Stores Corp
9
98
Liouey-Uwens-Ford Glass Co
9
31%
123 »/a
preferred—No par
2nd pfd
No par
Corp
-
30%
123V4
27%
1st
Fink
Apr
30%
121%
31%
123
98
pfd..75 Pesos Mex
Coal
noncum
&
3,600
18%
27%
1
50c
4,600
22%
18
98
Feb
Lehman
26
22%
28
Valley
Lehn
26
18Va
97%
_
series
Valley RR
1
26 Va
22%
27%
Portland Cement new____15
7
62 V*
1,000
10
Lehigh
1
31
2,200
43%
18
18 Va
81
43%
22%
22%
18
40
80'/a
45
261/4
26'A
♦22%
18'/4
122%
Lehigh
Lehigh
Feb-
261/4
22%
103
82%
82
*43%
30%
3
8
♦
82%
45
120%
preferred
20% Jun
26 Va
I8V4
1
50'% May
.
.
x26Vi
18%
23
31
$3
•43%
x22%
26 V*
2% Jan
30
82%
45
83
18 VB
common
Bryant
(James)
83
*43%
45
18
10
6%
6%
7
6 Va
*6%
6%
6
6
18 % Mar 29
Libby McNeill & Libby__
7
15'A
15%
151/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
16 »/4
15%
28Va Feb
7
Life
5
27 V*
27%
271/4
27%
27 Va
271/4
271/4
271/2
27%
2,000
8,700
16
25% Jan
27%
3
65 % May 29
153 % May
17
Jun
*102
83
83
15 Va May 28
Apr 22
164 Va Nov
102%
102%
l
74% Feb
1
89% Dec
61% Mar 14
149% Jun
Mar
103
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
19
23
47% Jan.
16
1
,
7
40 % Mar 14
106
>101%
21% Jail
24
'
>104V2
103
com
»
preferred
> 3.85%
90
96%
106
*101%
Rubber & Tire
Lees
I
Mar 22
96%
*1041%
103
22%
42"% Apr
18
3
25%
Lee
96%
106
•101%
__No par
Consohdada 6%
Lane
96%
*104%
26 Va
16% Mar 29
1% Jan
>•
27
p 22% Mar 12
34% Apr 30
8'
May
13% Jan
35% Apr
15% Nov
Mar 14
11
La
6
18% Apr
16% Mar 13
Gas
4.32%
4% Jan
97%
*95
97%
*95
103
(The)-
Co
Va
93%
1
3
Feb
97
39,600
1Q0
Mar
4,
*91%
106
;
52
14% Apr
93%
47%
*101%
common
29% Apr
7
*91 %
(5
Cod
4
25
16
>
10
• Feb
20% May 10 V25
34% Sep
28% Jan
6
•
Inc
Jan
25% Apr
•
Co
(S S)
43% Jan
Sep
93%
5
1
22
5% Jan
*91%
45%
*104%
Corp
8
18
93%
2.50
Indus
4
r
*91 »/a
—8.75
Kress
22
12% Mar 15
Dec
Oil
50
Jan
93'/a
No par
Co
24% Dec
28
-
2,700
*91%
_1
(S H) & Co
Kioehler Mfg Co_
22% Dec
39% May 31
4
Land
48
55% Feb
1,000
40
No par
9
20
50%
39%
*43%
preferred
4%
29% Mar 29
26% May 28
50%
39%
48'/4
103
Wheel
King-Seeley Corp
3
94
4
50%
39%
106
Co___
Copper
County
Koppefs
23
23
*50 '/a
39%
50
Light Co
&
Kimberty-Clark
27
Dec
47% Dec
.<
Apr .12
Jan
60
50%
>101%
conv
prior preferred
Keystone Steel & Wire Co ;(1Uj
39 % Peo
32
30
47%
50%
391%
>104%
•4%%
16
100 V* Jun
6
r 92'/4 Mar 18
Hayes
Kerr-McGee
7
20
Sep
38% Dec 27
4
\88y4Jan
26 % Mar
48%
50%
39%
48%
loo
Electric Co
&
Kelsey
v58
3
'X 28% Jun
52% Jun
7
Gas
Kennecott
Kern
6
•
47%
50
39'%
50
100
;
preferred—^.
(Julius)
9
56
36% Jan
-
Kansas
48%
50
39 Va
47%
cumulative preferred__100
City Southern com—No par
non-cum
Kayser
147% Mar 14
23
4%
Kansas Power &
18
Mar 27
36% Mar
May 28
Jan
42% Apr
•
4.35%
.
;
48 Va
'39%
Corp_^_33%
preferred
Kansas
9
20
23% Apr
Chem
preferred
/
4.20%
26% May 21
21
14.50%
,
1
46% Jan
25
Apr
'
■'
13
92 % May
42
4
<5z
4%% preferred
50
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80% preferred
100
4c/c' cum preferred
100
.
May 24
102% Mar 15
100% Mar 23
105
Alum
Kaiser
1
20
41% Mar 27
May 17
49
72% Feb
Jan
2
163 % Feb
2
57 Va Jun
1
23
5
Savers
Corp
Liggett & Myers
v
Lily
Tobacco
Tulip
Cup
25
66%
__100
157 Va
com
preferred
7%
Corp
158
,
66%
67%
66 "'/a
66%
158
158
158
'
56
67%
66%
158
160
56%
56V4
64-
64
67'A
J-,900
66%
x
156V4
55%
II,400
14,200
330
:
56%
56
57%
63%
63%
63%
641/4
63%
2,700
15%
16
16
16'/2
xl5%
15%
16
16
15%
15%
2,800
42%
42%
43
43
43
40
40%
3,200
♦90V2
98
54'/4
10
J /
'
)
56%
67V»
1561/4
52%
160
:
'
47% Jan
46% Oct
31
55% Apr
6
16
Dec
30
21 Va Jan
14
25% Jan
25
39% Sep
19
35% Jan
103 % Sep
19
89
Feb
14
9% Feb
14
79
12
8% Mar 14
40% May 17
17 Va Ma rl4
.»
56
•t
7
Jan
26% Mar 14
114
-
Oct
5
28% Mar 14
20
<
,
Oct
11
July 25
64% Feb
7
43% Jun
1
18% Jan
u-4 V4 J an
10
123
July
5
5
38% Sep
Ij.4% Mar
6
23
4
Mar
Jan
1
Carbonic
12
25 Va May
81''.
.
Co.—,.-,
2.50
Corp
Lockheed
Loew's
98
*95V2
l
9%
10
9%
9%
1
45%
46
45%
45%
—No par
221/4
22%
221/4
22%
Aircraft Corp
Inc
Lone
Star
Cemertt
Corp
Lone
Star
Gas
common-
89% May
7
2
23'/4 May
4-V4 7&
7
Co
78%
10
8
107% Apr
27
Sep 26
103 % Jan
6
103% Mar
100
102
<
Mar 11
20% Oct 11
139% Dec V 7
3
45 % Jan
105
103
Jan
Apr
16
106
96% Apr
17
102% Jan
July 15
May 21
99
.
series
series
3
18% Jun
8
21'/a Feb
137% Jun
5
143% Jan
5
58
July 27
Lorillard
23
May 25
10
90% Dec
30
83% Jan
27
31% Dec
6
22% Jun
4
39% May 18
61% Jan
3
42
Jan
20
94
Apr
<
26% Dec
28£
21% Jan
23
34% Jun
4
53 Va Jan
3
49 % Jan
3
,
•109
May
27% Feb
.
9
.Louisville &
8
"Loweiistein
x77
30%
78 »/4
77
31
30%
30%
30%
118%
*1161/2
118%
par
78
78%
79
79%
75%
78 Va
10
22%
23%
22%
23
22%
22%
*104 Va
1C6
*1041/2
106
*104 %
1051%
*95 Va
98
99
18%
10
common-
100
(Ky)_N0T)ar
50
*
-
138
~*57%
97%
97%
97%
*100
100
100
99%
♦117
19
18%
19%
18%
138
137 >/4
137'/4
137Vj
58%
-
58'/a
V
58%
*58
30%
118%
118
64%
621/2
*95%
98
9%
98
9%
9%
8,300
45%
43Vi
44%
14,700
22%
21
22%
30,400
78
Va
75
31%
5,900
77
30
30%
6,600
500
118
II6V4
76%
79
73%
76%
17,200
22%
22%
22%
22%
9,300
105
9/'%
*96
101
*100%
18%
18%
138
'138
t 58%
105
*1041/2
97%
1051%
50
97%
200
*96
IOIV2
101%
18%
IOIV2
90
18%
10,400
139%
100
18%
139%
59
117
*138
Nashville
(M)
Sons
&
Inc
U
^
59,1/2 .,59%,
2,200
Lukens Steel Co
98
97%
98%
971/2
97%
I?
97%
94 Va
95%
2,OJO
1
.22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
4,100
10
'
77% Jan
?
221/4
100
preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
18
12% Mar 14
Co
45%
22 %
30%
preferred—100
preferred
7
62'/V Mar 19
49% Jan
8
22% Mar 14
(P)
D
E
45%
22V4
100
preferred
4.25%
4.35%
147
25% Jan
series B
5%
9
13
Mar 14
104
9%
*116%
'
.<
9%
10
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
No
Long Island Lighting Co com
*95%
45
79%
78Va
79'/a
9%
IOO
preieiTeu
conv
64
98
*951/2
7
May
42%
42%
100
32% May 17
May 14
12
15
com
preferred
Industries Corp
3
14
8
„
(The)
convertible
3%%
d List
16
21% Mar
Belt
6
Jan
123
9
Jan
35
Liquid
53% Jan
23
28
21
Dec
32 % July
Corp
12
27
73
Lionel
100 % Jan
8
24% Aug
.
29
49% Mar 29
23
Link
16% Feb
24
Apr 15
66% May 10
14% May 28
*76%
76%
77
77
77
78
78
79%
74%
787a
2,900
34%
16,300
-
97%
^
*
M
19
48% Jan
133
Mar'28
July 221
140
*2-/2 May 28
138
11
Jan
*' 144
;M
&
Wood
M
MacAndrews
May 24
Working Co
331/2
8
common—10
43%
100
Forbes
&
*140%
•6% -preferred
34
43%
143
34
34 Va
34
*43%
*140%
•
44%
32% July 27
26% Jan
10
26 Va Mar 14
3b % J my
11
88 Va Mar 15
95
0
19% Jan
151
28 V4 Apr
Jun
13;
88% Jun
3i
23
7% Jan
8
13 % Jun
8% Jan
6
12 % -Feb
66% Jan
6
Jan
18
643% JaD
4
23
4% Dec
18
5% Nov
25
28
May 18
27
;7% Sep
28
Sep
19v
41% Sep
21
8% Apr
.
i
10%
7
■
i 139
23
34
Feu
10
41
Apr
13
61O
Mar 20
5% Mar 21
6% Apr
7
6
.
.
11
35% Jan
3
46% May
11% Feb
17
8% Jun
8
10% Apr'18;
Jan
>
6
35% Jun
21
20 % Feb
18
16% Feb
1
48% May
4
.18% Mar 19
July 14
52 % Apr
16
4
37% Dec
21.,
31% Jan
7
38 % Sep
22
29% Apr 18
32% Feb 21
Jan
11
99
Apr
25
90
Jun
5
23% July 19
44
Feb
4
31
Apr
.
24
25% Jan
6
40% Dec
19
35 % Feb
22% Nov
29
26 % Feb
16
19 Vb
44% July 21
37
Apr:
3
Jail
24% Jan
3
99
Jan
10
80
Apr
11
94
May 16
99
Jan
12
89
Apr
20
83
Jan
18
88
Apr
11
83
Jun
1
25% Jan
4
28% Feb
6
Febi16
20% May 16
35% July 12
56% Mar 31
20'% Apr
Nov
7.
25
34
44
6
46
«aii
14 Va Mar 14
81
Dec.29
91
July
Aug
1
58
17
67
May
40
Mar 14
4
.21% Aug 11
15
Apr
1
May 15
Aug
2
60% Jan 21
Jan
26% Jan
;
56% Jan
25
Jan
32 V4 Jan,
8
83 Va Jan
9
71% Jan
Jun
13
80% Jan
3
45% Apr
25
43% Jan
23
17
23
67
Jun
102'% May
95 % Mar
30
91% Mar 21
32% Mar 15
42% May
17%
8
6
7
56% Jun
17
44% Jan
3
56% Apr
18
22'/a Oct
11
26% Feb
11
18% May 28
23% Jan
3
Jan
27
95% Apr
30
102
Jan
6
May 15
107
Jan
93
Apr
26
J-n
93% Mar 29
102
Apr
26
93 % DaC
14
101
Apr
18
92
103% Oct
4
9
106
9
64 V* May 10
99% Feb
21
5
98% Jan
31
Mar *2
106 VA Apr
25
47% .Jan
28.
20
17%
17%
5,300
54%
55
31 %
32
7,000
corn—l-No par
35'/4
35'/4
35%
35%
34%
35'A
34%
34%
34Vs
34'A
6,800
92
90
90
*881/2
90%
*90%
90%
40
35'/4
34%
35
34Vj
34%
34%
35
31%
33%
36,200
461/4
45
45%
45
45%
43
45
*90
—100
C<%|
34%
_1
,
55'/a
91
*55
*90
*92%
93%
*92
93%
83
*83
84%
84
84
*83%
85
*83%
85
30%
*30 Va
30%
30%
30%
30%
*30
30%
56%
*55
56
$3
preferred
1
—5
common-:
-
,
83
30%
No par
—
Corp
Corp
3%%
Electric
20%
3
common
preferred
,ij.
_50
Stores Corp common—50c
convertible preferred
100
McGraw-Hiil
*55
No par
Co
1
Publishing
5
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
5
McKesson & Robbing Inc
s
Mead
—18
Stores
Co
1
10
*26%
•
*43'/4
preferred
(1st series)
2nd pfd 4.3G%
Cum
Shoe
Melville
Corp
series
common
M'engel
Co
Mercantile
Merck
59 V* Mar 19
&
(The)
conv
Stores
Co
Inc
2nd
Machine
-
Co
Scott
Co
preferred
3.85% preferred
3.80% preferred
4.45% preferred
Miami
&
Copper
1
*79
311/4
100
93 %
♦38%
27'/4
27V»
80
80
80
64 %
65
66
100
*84'A
9o'/2
98
84
85
85
46
44%
45%
94%
21
*17%
37
101%
91
31%
94
41%
♦79
65%
44'%
21 Va
44
141/4
*43i/4
14%
44
80
66%
67
65%
x991/2
102
*84'/a
85
80
85
45%
211/4
*79
44%
X21
43%
451/4
20%
18
18
18
18
18 Va
18 %
18%
2,400
38
37
37%
37%
37 %
34%
37
4.7C0
101
101 Va
101
101
90
*81
91
37
101%
*82
101%
91
31
311/4
93
94
*38%
40
*82
91
31
31'/4
93
93%
*38%
41%
24
*101
*81
102 »/2
91
30%
92%
93
41
38%
38%
300
23%
23%
23%
2,100
31%
36,200
23%
23%
24%
23%
32'A
x31%
88'/a
88%
*88
92
*108%
109
X109
109
108%
108%
51
51
x511/2
511/2
50%
109
50%
32 '/a
2,600
31V4
91 Va
31%
109
31%
31%
93
*39%
93
56%
700
21%
17%
24 Va
5
600
2,100
21Va
32%
51%
85
84%
20%
31%
18%
6,500
3,000
21
24
*501/4
130
66%
101 «/2
98
44%
*88%
No par
12.50
2,100
79V4
79%
66
1,300
14%
44
141/4
100
1,100
26%
26 %
*43'/4
14%
16%c
3%
10
30
400
56%
20%
30
31%
*88
32
92
30%
*88
*107%
51
.
410
93
200
109
•700
51%
700
18%
19
18%
19'/a
19%
19%
19%
19%
16,100
19
56%
56%
56%
561/4
56%
55%
53%
1,600
571/4
56%
99'/a
120
98
99
pfd—100
*98
99
98
98
*98
99
98
*102
104
*102
104
*102
103%
30
104
102
100
100
*102
102
series
series
*94
96
*95
96%
95
95
30
series
series
100
100
'104%
8
49%
Edison 3.90%
4.35%
*100%
50
*55
No par
Inc
pfd
Merritt-Chapman
Metropolitan
36V4
100
14Vi
800
6,400
*20V4
27%
*43'/4
20%
39%
56
26%
141/4
5,000
20 »/4
20%
26%
44
30%
400
39
*20%
26%
14Va
39%
*55
27
*43V»
20%
39'/a
56'/a
20%
41
20%
No par
Co
common
Mergentbaler Linotype
Mesta
17'A
1
preferred series B_
4%
21
*55
20%
63%
84
;
20%
80
94%
.
20%
20%
14>/a
*45%
*20%
20%
14
5
Corp new common
1Va%
v
23
48
18
551/4
32%
•55
55%
92 Va
11
43% Jan
1»2
17%
32%
*55
92%
$4
1
17%
32'/a
5'
93 Va
5
18
17%
17%
11,900
*92 %
Jan
26
300
38%
93%
112
38%
*92%
23
page
38%
94
106% Jan
Sep
37%
32 Va
$3.50 preferred
see
40 »/4
400
1,700
*92
9
60
41V4
38%
i.5o5
9
8%
94
Fen
6
9%
*92%
93
footnotes
9%
92%
27 V* Feb
For
9%
40
33% May 18
32% Jan
9 Va
92%
5
108% May
9%
39%
8
or
5%
93%
8
July
5 "4
21
24% Feb
107%
39%
9%
40%
6,700
2,900
38
40%
83 % Jun
103% A
5V»
*5%
38
*92%
23% Jun
6
5%
37
570
93%
12
96
51/4
39
105 %
35%
*92%
16
6
51/4
*5%
*38
101
*550%
*39 Va
'
41% Apr
Apr
>
37%
No par
McGraw
1
102% Jan
98
6 Va
109
570
40 Va
$2.50
5
48% Mar 19
8
8
51/4
39
371/4
*550%
32%
Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
2
»
37%
32 %
Mc'Lellan
13
108
108%
570
240
32%
23
30% Feb
25
2,500
8%
31%
29
21
8%
8%
4
19% Feb
77% Feb
400
8%
8%
20%
MeCrory
7
99% May 23
106% Apr 18
77% Dec
9
9%
18
23 % Feb
1
33% Feb
13
41%
891/4
9%
55%
15Va Feb
39% Sep 21
Mar 28
9%
29%
88%
10
46
28
Deo
40%
40
29
89'A
*9%
'
40%
July 21
112% Apr 22
Jan
9%
29%
891/4
10
20%
30% Apr
96
*39%
5%
39
6,700
29%
90
45%
28% Jun
.39
6%
9,800
17%
20% May 2d
3
5%
5'/4
*5%
No par
18
103
5%
6%
200
32%
30%
45%
24
Feb
*550%
33'/4
20%
6
76% Mar 29
37
37V4
321/4
43%
143
40%
McCord
3
16
47
107%
109
570
33%
43%
*140%
55%
Mfg
Co
Stores
Dept
McCall
12
Jan
91.
52 % Aug
36%
♦89
-
34Va
44%
143
-50
Electric ;Co
Master
,May
i
Jan
46
9
107%
*550%
5Va
8
preferred
L)
26
Jun
37%
5%
Corp common
20
102
108%
570
*5%
*
21% Jan
Sep
*550%
1
6.23
preferred
(Glenn
Masouite Corp
87% Mar
15
7
88% Mar 30
37
.
_1
st
,
&
.'Martin
34% Apr
46
15
Jan
1
*43%
•140%
pfd 1947 series—No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd_—No par
Maytag Co common
No par
17
92% Jun
31
4 Va %
106%
10
50
$3.75 cum
May 31
13
Jan
8%
Cement
Marshall Field
-
96% Jan
Apr
Apr
18
8%
$3.75 preferred
14
16
34% dun
101
12
78% Dec
29 Va Feb
.8%
Go
Midland
Marquette
Feb
44
Aug 22
16%'Feb
45
57% Jan
54% May 15
8
Mar 14
?
„
9
'
25% Dec
23
97
*8%
convertible
4v
24
.48% Mar 19
'
No par
7:
Vara thou. Corp
Marine
50 Va Mar 23
9
*9%
Manhattan Shirt
u
1
Mpracaibo Oil Exploration ;
24
3
:
6
98
May 25
33% Mar 14
36% Jan
38% Jan
_
May 25
39
:
Garden—_iNo par
9%
Bros
55% Feb.15
33 % Jan
9
94% May
„
*
59
52
4
Sugar
29%
30
89%
9%
No par
Manatl
29%
29%
89 Va
10
Copper
Mandel
,
3
34% Jan
34% Nov
..
Jan 1
Magma
:
34
44%
33V4
30
*
34
143
32%
33 Va
90%
(Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co,
27
5% Jun
4
10% May 18
1
6
33 Va
*9%
Chef
Magic
33%
88%
X29%
(R H) Co Inc com___:„No par
preferred series A
100
Madison Square
Mar 13
33
5
4 V4 %
v
28
Jan
Inc
I rucks
,Ma{;y
13
Ayr: 6
.10% Feb
570
54% Aug 23
92
92% Jan
100% Jan
22-
Jun
685
% Jun
Mack
23
7
Jan
16
122
8
1ft
Apr
31% Jan •' 3
4
9-,a Jan
39
*43%
-*140%
143
*
*94
*92
96
*94
92
94
107
49%
96
*104%
49
107
49%
*92
*104%
49
93%
107
49%
92
*104%
50
92
107
501/4
*92
*104%
48'/4
93%
20
107
49%
2,900
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
..
Monday, June 11, 1956
.
(2780)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
Range for FrsvisM
Lowest
Highest
Low eat
18
35% Mar
£4% Jan
19
70
40
21
21
35
South
Miuiand
Enterprises
Mar 12
Midland
Steel
47
May 28
23
135% Jan
17
142
Jan
20
38
Apr
8%
3
29'A Feb
9
1st
Inc
Proa
preferred
Midwest
Oil
29%
56
56
41%
40 3A
41%
58%
41%
"137
139
35
3S
11,800
29%
58
58%
35
34%
10
29%
57
41'A
140
140
100
Corp
29%
60
*413/8
500
2,600
*136%
137
137
Shares
June 8
29%
41%
41
41%
41%
0
"58
61
"58
5
common
June 7
29%
30
X29%
30
29%
10
the Week
Friday
Thursday
June 6
June 5
June 4
Pflf
Utilities Inc
65% May 14
9
Nov 30
146% Sep
Jan
46'/a Jan
54% Nov 21
25
25% Jan
133
Dec
Middle
6
Jan
33
28% May 15
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Bales for
HIGH BALI PRICKS
LOW AND
'
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
7
9
29% Oct
37'A Jan
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
138
136%
13o%
30
"35%
28%
35%
353A
38
35 %
21Va
14,900
27%
28%
27%
29%
27
28 Va
15,400
22
22
22%
22 ••
28%
28%
28
28% Mar
21
Mar
22
22%
21%
22%
4,000
11
1
223/a
20% Oct
19% Apr
13
17
Jan
23
22% May 14
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
19%
20
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
18 3/4
19
2,5uJi
11
19%
Oct
Jun
20
58
Jan
23
78% Mar 29
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com..l.50
71 Va
72
71%
73%
71'A
72%
71%
70%
72%
8,000
17
70
72%
50% Oct
29% Oct
15
27
41% July 13
11
106
Oct
14
80
Jan
6
115
66
102%
Dec" 28
12% Jan
JAU
7
82
*22%
33%
27
88
$5.50
Jan
1st
SI.50
Jan
33
23% May
3
34% Feb 17
preferred
2nd
Minnesota
42% Apr
30% Jan
Minnesota
Power
49 Va Apr
30
Mission
3
40Va Mar 20
Mission
8
34% Jan 11
1
13
Mar
8
17% Jan
5
7
65
Jun
8
81% Jan
5
26
100% Jun
7%
Missouri
11 Va Feb
15% Sep
14
29
Jan
0
79% Sep
15
65
May 28
76
Feb
20
3 % %
54
Feb
9
83% Dec
7
73
May 29
88
Feb
20
4.20%
29
7% Jun
1
18 % Feb
24% Jan
Jan
23
16
7
22
5
21 'A Feb
23
19% May 12
14% Dec
8
21
52% July
2
Jan
20
40% Aug
.
Monon
3
3
24
23%
24
233A
233/4
23'A
233/8
1,400
36%
36
36%
35%
36 3/8
34%
35%
25,400
27%
27%
28
28%
28
28
28
28%
27%
28%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 Va
7,600
43%
41
42%
5,500
28
28
Jan
3
6
Montana
37% Mar 26
A May 28
ft May 21
Power
Jun
20
May 17
32% Dec
22
27% Mar 14
33% Apr
27
30% Oct
42% Mar
11
17 % Jun
40
9
Sep
22 Va May
20
28% Mar 12
Morrell
28
51% Mar 14
Motorola
23
36% May
4
Motor
Products
32 % Mar
7
Motor
Wheel
25 '% Jun
3
,
8
Jan
19
33
5
18
8
13%
1,700
13%
13%
14
14
143/a
68
67%
68 %
67'%
673A
67%
67%
65
42
41%
41%
40%
417/s
40%
41%
38%
67%
40%
16,600
8%
7%
8%
7%
7%
8y8
20.V00
210
13%
8
8%
67
67%
76
75%
4
76%
Jan
16
43
Dec
6
35% Jun
8
40% Oct
25
47
Mar
2
42% Jan
4
114% Nov
9
128
Jan
24
148
16% May 28
21
50
22
22%
2,000
24%
25
22%
22%
223/a
22%
21
20%
20%
"20%
41%
42
42%
41'A
"22%
22%
33%
•
24%
24%
■-
45%
45'%
34%
34 %
21
20%
20 '%
300
42%
40 Va
41%
28,800
5,800
243/4
25%
24%
25%
.45%
45%
45 Va
45%
.34%
■
24%
45%
33%
45
32%
—
35%
32
32%
:
31%
.
.
Corp
Brass
Murphy Co
43%
42%
43%
20 3/s
20 3%
*20%
20%
20
20^
1,900
23%
23%
23%
24
4,000
42%
42aA
41%
42%
4,200
23%
23%
42%
42 %
42%
42%
34%
35%
35
35 3 8
.
34%
26%
26%
26 %
26%
;
25%
36%
36 3/8
36%
35
35
26%
26%
36%
36 Va
36%
;
23%
43
1
.
23%
23%
Co
-
36%
Nashville
35'A
34%
34%
8,000
26'A
.
25%
34%
25%
35 3A
1,300
36%
*153/4
1,900
16
1,400
16
16%
15%
153/4
15%
153A
16
16
43 Va
42%
42%
42%
42 aA
42%
42%
42
42%
2,900
1
43
36%
35%
36'/a
4,900
43
36
36%
♦43
45
43
137%
136
136
18%
18
18
18
18
69%
69%
_10
37%
37%
; x36
37
No par
43%
43%
"43
45
100
"1353/4
137%
"136
5
Corp of
173/4
America
&
;
5
(G C)
(F E)
27,800
42%
X42%
20%
42
9
40%
43%
20%
22%
Corp
3,100
33,300
34,900
43%
.....
10
Co
-
v
3
&
Inc
390
*20%
24%
24%
45
'
'-41%
21
42%
45%
24%
10
(John)
May 10
1,300
243A
20
Murray
25'A
17
"24'A
43% ;
Myers
70O
24%
"16%
20
Mar 15
16%
17%
43%
Lines
Munsingwear Inc
12
42% Apr
.
65%
75%
16%
243/8
■
28.
65
75%
16%
17%
21
3,900
67%
24%
22%
*
77
66 %
*76
17%-
22%
No par
1
67
76%
41%
~
*
67
8
24%
17%
-
67%
75%
*13%
16%
12
Mueller
45% Jan. 11
Jan
3,600
14%
Moore-McCormacK
40% May 10
Jun
42
9,400
31%
Montgomery Ward & Co new_No par
4
15% Jun
22% July 20
47
Feb
4
26
10
20'/«Jan
7
46% Apr
18% Jan
30% Jan
60%
36
30%
%
40 Vb May
10% Mar 14
34%
31%
8
5
(The)
Co
Oil Co
40% May 28
44% Mar 14
37 3/s
31 3/B
75
Montana-Daxota Utilities Co
45 % Jun
23
27
36%
31%
66
—2
26
-j.% Apr 25
23 % Dec
9
36'%
31%
"23%
.
23'% May
3
36'A
31%
13%
25
Co
39% Jan
18% Jan
42 3A
36%
31%
41 %
No par
Chemical
Monterey
Rights
42%
36%
31%
67
A
B
30% Jan
<
43%
36%
31 %f
No par
3
15
43
36%
100
43% Sep 22
32% Feb
43
43%
100
Tool
2,000
42%
•
100
38% Jan
0
1,610
par
A__No par
Inc___
5
25% Oct
11
7,300
82%
com__No par
34% Mar 14
23% Jan
16%
80 Va
36 yB
1.25
class
RR
16%
79%
24
5
Inc
Monsanto
16 3A
80%
81
—_...
Machine
Class
51 % Mar 19
16%
80
36%
10
preferred
Monarch
24% Jan
30
RR
Industries
Mojud Co
3
24% Jan
May 28
39% May 28
0
Mar. 23
26% May
16%
80
24%
1
preferred
16%
82%
Pacific RR class
49
2o0
102
17%
24%
Corp
preferred series A
47% May 14
Mohasco
8% Nov
Light—No
Fuel
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex
21% Aug 12
6
230
3,100
69%
102
103
*102%
103
103
68%
69%
683/4
36%
Corp
River
Gel %
81
Development Co
30% Jun
Mississippi
135%
25
Corp
29% Jan
Maid
103
17
17%
135%
1
&
5
15
33% July
Minute
Jan
103
104
17%
100
12% May
7
36% Jan 23
19
69
138
2.5o
Ontario Paper.
26 % Feb
9
69
116 %
135%
137
137
>
79
preferred--
conv
135
69%
*103
No par
Co common—1
preferred
&
138%
"114
116%
*114
115
68%
137%
137
"68
issued"
Minneapolis Moline
24% Jan
35'/a Apr
8% Jan
$4
2
"when
com
44% Feb
17
Aug 10
73% Sep
New
conv
21%
"114
114
114
115
115
preferred
100
Minn Min & Mfg common—No par
7
Apr
1
No par
32% Dec 30
Oct~31
22% Jan
105
30
Apr
3.30%
Mar 15
Corp of Amer
28% Dec 30
20
Jan
8
6
77
93% Nay 4
35% Dec 14
20
23'A Jan
Minneap & St Louis Ry
75 % May 10
May 25
Jun
102
13
25
Minerals & Chem
151% May
19
16% Jun
Apr
26 % Nov
107
6
9
3
120
24
Jan
105
15
Jun
1
112% Jan
Dec 30
117
36% Jan
23% Jan
8
Jun
Bros
-
35%
•41aA
200
44
N
Sep
118
21
Mar
Natco
l
Chatt Si
St Louis
Corp
62
Jan
23
78% Apr
27% July 25
23
Feb
17
28% May 14
National
20% Oct 31
12y8 May 28
16% Mar 19
National
Automotive
33% May 10
46
35% Jun
8
42% Apr
18
National
37% Nov
45% Mar
37% Feb
3
39% Jan
24
National
Dec
70
6
29
10
% NOV 23
1
165
26
26'A
26%
123/4
12%
12 3A
12%
12%
5
39'A
393/4
39%
39%
x36%
37%
37%
37%
*
33
38%
38 3/b
38%
38
38%
-
National
Can
34 Va Feb
13
Cash Register
11
National
City
30
50% May 14
26% May 14
35% May 14
National
20
30
62
47
20
14% Mar 14
26% May 10
24% Nov 14
19% Jan
25% Mar 14
41% Nov
14
34% Jan
10
18% Sep
27
24
Jan
18
43% Jun
15
10% Jan
10
19
Oct
11
28% May
23% Jan
93
Mar 21
19% Sep
Feb
25
24% Jun
7
National
27
7
National
10
May
21% Mar 12
National
5
101
Aug 29
Mar
Apr
18
105% Fen 23
23
105
May
July 22
166% Apr
30
179
9
156
Jan
4
138
26
153
11% Jun
21
14
Feb
23
11 % Jan
5
23% Jan
31
38% Dec 29
32% Feb
14
47
16% Jan
20
Jan
20
33% Jan
Mar
4
77% Sep
4
64
53% Nov
12 % Jun
9
11% Jan
3
14% Feb
18
6% Dec
10
Jan
4
90% Mar 16
15% Oct
July
12% Feb
13
5% Jun
8
36
97% Dec
18
18
93% Jun
7
88% Jan
20
75
Mar 15
82 % Dec
6
14,
29
preferred
9
94 V* Jan
6
91
106% May
Sep
15
500
Jan
28
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
19% Jun
30
450
May 15
Oct
18
71% Apr
18
44% Jun
2
f;5% Apr
18
19% May 25
22
Sep
8
91% Mar
8
97
Nov
14
86
May
3
94
30
5
36% July 27
30
Jun
8
34% Feb
7
87
37% Apr
'13 *
5
18%
18
18
18
18
17%
18
17%
173%
1,300
70
693A
70
69%
69%
69
69%
66%
68'jA
6,200
363/4
37
66
663/4
-.No par
Pa com—10
Fibre
18% May 25
21% Jan
18
5
43
13
4
71% May
26% Feu
9
47% May. 17
92% Dec
77% Jan
95 % May
4
13% Jan
19% July 27
91% May 4
46% Apr 20
Jan
0
Sep
27
99% Mar 23
100% Feb
9
99% Aug 29
Y
Chicaco
Y
&
St
15%
non-cum
&
common
Harlem
New
RR
Haven
&
16
7
23
New
57c
York
series
•
143/B
14%
143/,
*15%
15%
35%
153A
153A
15%
15%
600
15%
*35%
35%
34 5/a
35%
1.700
89 »/a
89'%
360
16%
20,100
Common
Northeast
:
Feb
6
Feb
21
$3.60
preferred
series—••
103
Jan
3
$4.10
preferred
series
preferred
Ry
7
15
7
22% Jun
8
31% Feb
1
54
30
47-% Jan
10
page
21 % Jun
28
8
M iy 28
37%
38'A
27%
38 3/e
353/4
37'% '
59%
58%
59'A
59%
593/4
563/4
59'A
6,300
29%
30
*29%
30%
28'%
29%
1,200
*76 %
80
77%
77 %
*76'%
30
293A
80
*763/2
80
*1053/4
107
107-
'
*400/
485
29%
485
105
"*400
105%
480
.
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 3A
46
4o
46
(to
to
20'/a
*19
79
10
600
107
*400
•105
107
480
*105
*20'A
52,500
*400
480
.
•
.
19'A
203A
20'A
5,600
45
1,200
46'A
19%
193/8
*19 %
20 %
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
44%
20%
*19%
20'%
100
37%
37'A
375/8
3,600
88%
46
*19%
37%
37%
x87
87
32%
32/4
x32 'A
32%
">87,/
*87
32'A
81%
88 %
32%
*87
*87%
88'%
100
323/4
30
31
48,400
83
82
82
200
89
32%
*86
81 %
*82
89
*87
92%
•92
93%
92
100%
*27
100%
•97
93%
91'A
*96
100%
*96%
19%
*19i/8
19%
10%
19 y8
33
x38%
38%
37»%
38'A
1,500
65 Va
65%
63
65'A
5,300
253/4
1,900
22,400
100
1
50
8
19%
19%
38.8
38 3%
38%
*383a
64%
25%
64 4
2o%
65
66
85
87
19
«
38
8
"2
*9
65%
20 A
20 A
82
82
42%
42
*25%
25%
2 5'A
25%
87 %
85 %
86'A
20%
*81
"110%
111 A
37%
38'A
17%
17%
-—100
100
series
l°o
—100
/a
41%
111
20%
83
42%
111
37%
38%
17%
17%
20%
*81
Co
20%
100
1
85%
*97
"97
98'A
*98
22%
85%
98
85%
*97
85%
98
25%
253/4
8534
86%
81%
85'/a
20%
20%
19%
20
•25
42'/a
111%
*110%
111%
*110'%
111'%
37%
37%
38%
36'%
38
28,800
*81
42
99
*97
99
*98
99
*38
99
*98
98%
*98
98%
23
23
23%
x22%
15%
15%
15%
15%
23%
23%
*23%
54%
53%
54%
54 %
22%
II,100
30
17%
17%
17'/a
17%
13,500
85'/a
85'/a
*85%
86%
280
98
*97
98
*97
99
*97
99
£8
98
*93
99
98 '/a
*98
98%
"97
*97
23r8
54
86%
98 %
15%
2 5e
17%
98
98 A
23'%
40
81
413A
99
common—10
2,800
81
3 7%
85%
40
I,166
42%
*110%
17 Va
Q9
83
42%
*97
89
100%
»/8
83
42%
25
Airlines Inc
preferred
653A
86'A
5
5
Pharmacal
*87
*19%
com—10
series—
Norwich
O0°/8
-
89
preferred
16
4,100
82%
preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Apr
5,100
2934
*91
prelerred
62
53%
2 8'A
'86%
$4.16
4.6%
513A
30
(Minn)—
Common
Northwest
54%
29%
*80%
$4.11
6
54
293/4
93%
$4.08
3
5*%
293/a
90
5
13
533/*
83%
9
Jan
20
,
*91
98% May 22
19%
79%
"86%
101% Jan
28% Jan
4,100
22,600
20%
30%
46
102% Jan
29% Jan
*78
*81%
new
Northern States Pwr Co
10
79
54%
*
100
91
39% Jun
79
19%
21 %
79%
20'A
1
Co
18
26% Jun
20%
'*
Co
16% Jan 20
39% Jan
106
21%
54
*400
1
Corp
83% Apr 26
_
*78
93%
96
107
293A
*105'A
25
21
I
pat
common—25
Gas
Pacific
20%
'
*76'/a
5
Ry
5%%
106
54y4
*29'/a
—2
Ry
Natural
Northern
79%
59%
Aviation
Capital
*78
3d Ve
preferred
American
80
*93%
100
—
Western
Adjustment
20%
200
100
preferred
preferred
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
North
108
Corp—
preferred
Si
96
107
59'A
Corp
4.10%
Norfolk
*93%
x20
38J/4
No par
Central
6
353%
54
100
-
Northern
26
*78'/a
$3.75 preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40% preferred
100
•
35%
20 3A
20
50
Shipbuilding
Northern
'
200
*14'A
58'/a
A
7
4
10,300
53%
14%
*15%
No par
3
3
4,500
15
53A
14'/a
6
143/8
37 ve
Co
Jan
May
15
143/4
Hartford Co—
47% Feb
95% May
153/s
6
6%
20
153/4
preferred——No par
92% May 9
103 Va May 11
20
10,700
153/8
30%
inu
5
103% Apr
3,600
7%
*14'/a
15
Dock
12
4
41%
73/8
*14%
on
common
York
Apr
Jan
6
40%
7%
15%
153/4
6 3/8
5
88
16% Jan
153/a
5%
.
30 3A
Co
Jun
see
15 3/s
6 3/s
No par
.
Louis
45
footnotes
15'/a
6 3/s
100
May
25% Nov
For
14%
41%
7%
73A
1
preferred
111
Dec
7%
106
May 18
97
22% Sep
73/4
100'%
1043/4
4 'A %
8
103
413/8
7%
21,300
66
633/8
100'/a
413/s
41
403/4
73A
900
30%
67%
*100
93%
41
May 3
99% Mar 29
41
4iy2
363/8
36%
100%
66 3/a
67%
107%
80
96
363A
37
100
7 3/s
10
common
5
% Sep
66%
100
96
Corp
106% Apr
18
*363A
1
36% Jun
86
673/8
100 >/a
1
Co
Inc
Mining
3.90%
60% Jan
16
100'/a
41
363/4
66 3/s
1
Inc
Industries
3.60%
8
36%
*100
107
9
33% Jan
111% Dec
40%
105 »/a
13
22
108% July 14
12%
40 3/4
•93'/a
23
23% Apr
9,200
12'A
40
95
Feb
8
40'%
12%
41
16 3/8
98% Jan
16
373/4
12%
40 %
*92'/a
91
16% Jan
40 %
12%
41
16 7/8
85 % Feb
61% Sep 23
26% Feb
1
3
1,800
1
Preferred
38% Jun
27
240
12'A
18%
68%
10
Common
27% Mar 24
39% Jun
145%
12%
90'/a
N
48 Va Jan
85% Jan
*144%
123/s
16%
16
27
144%
12%
90%
$5
28
500
144%
16 %
7
9
7,300
97%
169
blva
20
May 21
146
360
102
*yu
May 21
25
169
146
95
169
xl6%
Apr
22
168'%
147
147
99
170
98%
*169
16%
New
22
6
169%
*167%
102
102
102
100
90
Apr
Aor
98%
16 3/4
New
17
7
Aug 23
"102
99%
90
N
14
6
103%
98
16%
.
103% Apr
20% Jun
25
103
95%
90'/a
91
Jan
1033/4
55%
103%
95
55%
16%
83
1
8,200
*89'/a
79
103
11,100
543%
34%
3
7
19'A
1
Bros
9
May
18%
5 3'/a
No par
Corp
1
98
19%
55%
•97%
preferred
—100
England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co
4% pfd_100
39% Mar 27
Mar
19%
54%
%
12
40%
N Y State Electric tii Gas
45
700
193/8
55'%
.1
55
103
33A%
Mar 14
26
98%
19%
)
35'A
64% Jan
21% Jun
98'A
19%
9' %
35%
N Y
18% Jun
55%
24
'25%
common—No par
Jan
Mar 14
19%
55%
New
14
Jan
610
100
99
19%
5
Newberry Co (J J)
33% May 18
15
92% May
9" '11
19
—
Vulcanized
Neisner
68% May 11
.
77% May 29
30
101 % Jan
98%
3
May 28
Jun
13
35,800
"100
Theatres
Nelit
Mar 13
400
87 % Mar 11
25,700
24s/8
47% Jan
8
93% Jan
24%
23 3/a
New York Air Brake
New York Central
9
22
Nov
233/8
25%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
8
Jan
24%
24%
30
54 % Feb
82% July
24 3%
25
24
28'% Jun
Oct
24%
24'%
33% Apr
•35% Jun
38
23'%
24%
62% Jan
% July 27
57
23%
25 Va
8
5
102% Jun
23%
81% Feb
31% Jan
Mar 10
22 /4
24%
78 Va May 10
27'% Feb
90
15,900
Newport
50
Jun
38%
Newmont
22
103
8,200
37%
6
78% Mar 30
Dec
2 6 3%
38%
7
33
-80% May 16
Apr
97% Feb
7
49
3
-125% May
7
59-
24%
37%
21% Jun
Feb
23 % Jan
Dec
21 Va
3°3'„
10
16
41% Jan
Jan.18
Jan
17% Mar 12
2
26%
3734
3/4
1
Cast-No par
(The)
National
17% Mar 19
96
19
26%
38%
Corp
Natomas Co
5
24
17
26 3/8
38%
;_1
National Tea Co
26
Feb
26%
39
? 26
26
10
Corp
Corp—
National
900
26%
38 /a
100
Sugar Ref Co
A%
2,500
5
Shares
National Supply
16% Apr
104% Sep
20% Feb
48
National
*57
5
—1
common—5
Steel
Steel
88 Va Apr
1
18
58'%
;
Service
&
National
4
Feb
Linen
Malleable
National
9
Mar
101
5
8% Mar
May 10
57
33%
common
4
Mar 29
15
33
8
57
32%
*57%
Stores
3
3
17
ley^
69% Jan
National
Natl
13
37% Mar
20
33 % May
93
6
13
Jan
13% May 28
15% Jun
4
58
33%
583A
146
9% Apr
8
30,900
170
Apr
48
28
7% Jun
23%
32%
146
13% Mar
10% Apr 19
15% Apr 12
17 % July
5
19
15% Jan
40 Va May
13,500
31
169
38% May 16
6
47%
23
33
100
77% May 7
101% Feb 20
30
46 3/4
23%
100
2
8% Dec
47%
23%
32%
preferred A
25
37% Jan
47%
23'%
preferred B
23
Apr
473A
23%
7%
98
2
25
47
24
6%
35% Mar
May
48
23%
31
47% Jan
103 %
46%
Mar 12
42% Mar 23
21
13
Jan
51'A Dec 29
0
97% Feb
14
Apr
12%
58%
Co.
Gypsum Co
12
33%
Prod
Gas
12%
59
pfd series of 1951
Fuel
12%
33%
Co
-
240
4,600
12%
57 A
$4.50 preferred
No par
National Lead Co common-—
5
7
19% May
76% May
21
1
25
4%%
13
76% Jan
90% Nov 28
38% Jan
Department
Distillers
National
61% Apr
100% Mar 29
23
Gas
169
6,400
15,409
38%
169
12
33 /a
Cylinder
38 »A
169
/.
12%
1
Dairy Products
21'/« Mar 19
168%
169
4,200
4,100
123%
36%
12%
25
National
20% Feb
168%
21 Va
12»%
35%
113/4
common—1
Co
National
3
169
-*
26 3/4
1,300
24
5
preferred
7
18% May 25
147
Jan
Container
•168'/a
383/8
38
263A
1,300
69%
47
12 /a
46
10
...
Inc
40% Mar 15
6
22
Lines
"69
169
167 %
100
Corp—
conv
97% May 18
175
16% Apr
$1.25
45% Jan
183
58
National
May 14
29% May
10
23
prelerred A
59% Sep
106
Dec
5
54% Jan
■
7%
100% Aug
9
22% July 29
27
45% Mar 14
102% Jan
20
Apr
179
34% Jan
10
37% Jan
Apr
10
common
2
11
2
28
Feb
Biscuit Co
30
21% Sep
-
69%
26%
12%
Corp
Jan
33% Oct
Jun
17% Jan
183
Aviation
14% Apr
11
>
69%
26%
12%
69
17'%
68'/a
263/4
69%
26%
12%
1
Fibres
120
138
17%
1
69
26%
National Acme Co
11% May 24
1737/a Sep
10% Oct
6
12
135
139
Inc.—1
Airlines
15 % Dec
Jan
137%
1
14
20% Mar 14
47
17"%
173/4*
*98
22%
22%
21%
22
90
11,200
15%
15%
15 34
151%
15%
6,900
24
23'/a
23'/a
223/4
23%
1,200
54%
54%
54%
51%
54'%
1,900
r
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Volume
Number 5541
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Bute tor rr«Tt«u
Uv«t
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
43% Jan
6
Laveat
20
52% Aug
3
110% Sep 30
100 % Apr 22
Nov
15
109
Jan
14
105% Sep
27
109
Aug
30% Sep
26
39
31% Jan
28
105 V* Sep
20
95 % Jan
107
49% Jan
102
92
Apr
23
Jun
20
33% Jan
21
34% Jan
18% Apr
4.40%
5
3.90%
19
19% May 17
103% May 13
25% Apr
4
Jan
110
114
Jan
26
64% July
135
July
8
51% Jan
8
114
30
100
100
105%
__No par
3
19% Feb
103
Ohio
4
Apr
38 % May
Oklahoma
29
Feb
;
16
*
27% Mar 21
Oil
4%
61% Mar
128
Apr
4
22
11
May 28
17% Jan
9
89
May 15
Jan
9
47% Apr
27
6
47
99
16
Jan
3
40% Feb
Sep 20
Jan
14
16% Dec
20
3
77
May
57
Nov
"T"l
34
Mar 14
•4
Feb
71 %
Dec" 22
61% Jan
17
23
35
46% May 17
101 % Nov 18
27
Jan
90
97% May 11
*
Jan
17
3
series—
Natural
Mathleson
4%%
Gas
Chemical
convertible
37
19
53%
preferred
100
,
106'A
39%
36%
19
513/4
3,700
104%
240
93
130
•106
106 %
*106
106%
107
*105%
106 Va
•105%
106 y2
39%
40%
38%
40%
17,800
36%
1,900
40%
*36%
36%
36 Va
37
19%
♦19
19
20
19
200
100y2
•99%
101%
•S9%
101'/a
*99%
101 %
30
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
6,500
533A
19,400
54%
54
54%
118
118
53%
54 V4
55 Va
52%
♦117%
118%
115%
12%
11%
12 Va
90
89
89
170
54%
118
♦116
11%
11%
12%
11%
12%
90
*89
51%
93
106'A
19%
*19
104
94
•93
94
*103%
52%
52
103%
104%
Shares
100%
119
11%
52%
52
♦105%
40%
37
19%
25%
117
1
89
89
89'A
90
12
•89
116
500
15,500
6.25
43%
44
43%
44%
42
43%
42
43%
42
43
5,600
83 %c
52 %
53
53%
53%
54
55 Va
55'A
55'A
51%
54%
8,200
82
82
82%
833A
,__No par
Paper
Co
Co^.
new
240
83%
83%
83%
83%
83%
*16%
16%
*16%
16%
*16 Va
16%
16%
16%
•16%
16%
100
l
63%
64%
63%
64 %
64 Va
64%
64'A
643/4
63
64 Va
2,500
73
73%
73
74
72%
73 Va
73
73
70
72'/a
7,200
3,100
6.25
.
15
common
preferred
82%
1
(The)
Owens-Illinois Glass
$5
40%
99
25%
5
80
Oxford
36%
99
series.—loo
Elevator
Overlard Corp
51% May 9
102% Jan 13
36%
common
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
9
107
Corp— '
74% May 10
Mar
*105%
*19 Vb
7.50
Outboard Marine & Mtg
Outlet Co
j—
6
107
40%
:
Corp
106'A
39%
100
June 8
93 %
*106
the Week
Friday
June 7
103%
93
106%
10
com
preferred
Otis
Mar 26
■
Co
Conv preference 1951
56% May 10
2
16% Jan
59% May 28
1
Elec
Preferred 4.24%
Oliver
93
_20
&
Common
5
22
107%
;
Gas
Oklanoma
18% Sep
■■
Co
Thursday
June G
52%
103%
103%
94
preferred
112% Sep
19
105%
52%
104
Sales fer
,
Wednesday
June 5
52%
*93
preferred
6
84% Oct
52
103 %
100
4.44%
10
31% Jan
12
100
4.56%
13% Jan
14
common
preferred
preferred
10
04% Jan
33% Feb
Co
Tuesday
June 1
11
47 %
23
Jan
Monday
Par
Jan
Oiin
4t% Mar 14
STOCK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
,
109% Feb
97% May 29
23% Jan
3
25
Edison
4
10
19
Ohio
100
4
40% Sep
9
110% Jan
May 25
M
EXCHANGE
54% Mar
13
20
Jan
10
3
100
NEW YORK
Highest
105% Apr
105% Apr
-18% Jan
21% Sep 26
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1955
47%
No par
;
*99
47%
100
47
'
,,
99
47
47
46%
47'A
43%
46
98
98
*98%
99%
99%
993A
10%
47%
100
10%
10%
10%
140
P
9% Oct
26
12% Mar 10
16% May 16
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
■
19% May 10
1
25% Mar 27
26% Nov 29
23% Feb
26% Mar 29
44 % Jun
35
25 % Nov
9% Jan
29
29
10
10
May 22
12% May
40
Jan
44% Mar 15
53
Aug 29
48% Jan
23
87% Jan
6
42
Aug
37% Jun
8
37% Jan
25
56
Dec
128% Jan
7
148% Aug 24
43
May ll
132% Jan
3
141
142% Mar 10
152% Aug 22
139
*
6% Nov 16
16% Sep
..
70% Oct
26
5
15
Jan
5
6% Jan
23
22
Jun
2
16% Jan
27
12
88
Apr
104
Jan
3
15
Nov
25
Jan
40
Nov 29
24
12
98% May 17
8% Sep 26
36
Apr
74
18
Jan
95% May
11
Jan
Tb%
Jan
9
6
9
Mar
Pacific
6%
Pan
6
24
36% Jan
3
39 % Apr
4
57% Apr
30% Jan
17
8
17% Apr
9% Jun
6
12 % Jun
8
25% Jun
21
30% Jun
8
o4% Feb
10
44% Mar
22% Dec
503/4
No par
001/°
.441/"
common_100
Teleg
1401/0
140%
l443/.
145%
100
Consolidated
Corp
5%
48 % May 29
53% Apr
37 % Jan
3
41% Mar 12
24% Mar 26
$1
5,bu0
193/8
37,000
82%
823/8
81
81%
80%
82
98
96%
97%
96%
973A
12%
12%
9,800
32%
32%
10,600
82%
jov
{j
.31£
o\
98
*96%
12%
12%
13
123/4
12%
12%
32
32
323/4
32
32%-
32'/,
*31%
36%
*31%
36%
*31%
36%
*31 %
36%
51%
50%
51 %
49%
503/4
493A
•50'/a
473A
503/a
14,600
24%
24%
23 Vb
243/b
1,500
*14%
__1
43/.
4%
4%
43/4
4%
5
12%
12%
12%
127/8
123/4
315/-
32%
32
323/4
_25
15
*14%
49 % Feb
29
56% May 10
Penna
48 % Jan
Penn
103% July
22
Jan
44% Oct
17% Oct
7
6
28
58
Nov
28
49% Dec
5
45% May 29
53
Jun
Penney (J C) Co
Penn-Dixle Cement
48%
483A
49%
1,800
39
39
38%
38%
1,400
23%
23%
*22%
23%
*22%
23%
*22%
23%
•223A
23%
"27%
28
*27%
28
*27%
28
*27%
28
•273/8
28
29
*28
29
•28
29
•28
29
8
19% Jan
8
31 % Jan
13
3
35% Feb
6
52
Jan
25
97
17% Mar 14
Nov
14% Jun
4
3
24% July 25
73% Feb 11
147
Jan
82% May
26
160
8
96
Sep
2
29
106% Jan
5
20% Jan
48
Feb
21
54
100
-
23
Apr
9
105
16% Jun
48% Nov
102
6
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jun
4
5% Jun
8
May 25
37% Feb
10
102% Dec
13
24
Jun
9
31
06% Oct
5
102% Oct
11
108
May 26
12% Jan
6
26% Mar
96% May 28
45% Apr
19
107
Apr
May 23
May 24
106
Apr
13
109% Jan
10
23
22% Apr
19
86 % Dec
28
97
Jan
4
81
Jun
6
91
37% Feb
21
48% Sep
19
43% Jun
8
46% Mar 19
85% Jun
14
93
Dec
16
90
Apr
13
94 % Mar 12
6
92
Dee
30
86
May 18
05% May 13
6
69% Jan
100
Dec
29
91
Feb
Mar
3
5
12% May 25
15% Jan
96
99% Mar 14
8
78% Jan
23
106% May
16
8
13% Apr
6
10% Jan
4
12% Jan
18
61
Dec
5
44 % May 10
59 % Jan
3
6
104% Feb
14
99
Apr
18
6
52% Jun
16
45
Jan
3
22% Feb
9
100% Sep 20
41,200
53
52%
53'A
51%
53%
3,300
158% Jan
31
162% Aug 31
28"% Sep 16
62
21% Dec
89 % May 21
93
(Chas)
2nd
$1
160
85
9
May 25
37% Feb 13
92 % Sep
23
74
Jan
lo
6% Feb
10
24% Feb
9
Mar 14
80
Jun
102
Feb
70% May
27% Apr
3
1
„
150
Jan
6
25
24% Mar 14
108% Jan
29% Jan
14
12% Jan
8
5%
1
163% Jan
16
23
$4
Pltney-Bowes
26
Jan
84% Apr
92% Apr
13
24
24
210
8
16
15
3
29
Jan
19% Mar
100% Feb
18
7
16
,103% Nov 22
23% Dec
66% May
>2
Oct
53% May
May
31
23% Mar 23
8
5/64 Jun
94% Jan
30
110% Apr
50% Jun
For
May 28
J
8% Jun
8
69% Jan
27
74
28
47
5
Pittsburgh
Coal
Co
&
89% Jan
79
104
Jun
Nov
8
Co
5%%
Plough Inc
33% Sep
26% Mar 14
10
32% Jan
1
103% Feb
16
4.08%
Feb
15
4.18%
106% Feb
15
May
Apr
30% Jan
28.
27
16
35% Mar
153
Feb
33% Apr
7
20
19
Quaker
6%
4,390
61
15,900
61
37%
23
23
109%
96%
23
110
96%
95%
96%
36%
37
36%
224,900
6,400
23
23
1,000
109%
110%
109
109
380
*943/4
96%
95
23
23
96%
110
150
105
104
104
•103
105
107%
*107
*103%
*107
107%
107
107
•107
107%
20
22 3A
22%
22%
19,900
81
82
44%
45
>
*82
44%
*91
*87
*12
*95%
*82
84%
84%
44%
44%
443/4
*86%
88 %
*86%
88'/a
*12
13
•12
13
•12
13
*95%
97%
•95%
97%
*95%
97%
96%
94%
95%
97%
92%
95%
*11%
*95%
96
12%
*46%
*100
12%
11%
11%
46%
46
463/8
103
♦100
58
96%
96%
*96
38%
38%
11%
46
24
♦96
39
91
97%
17
'
11%
45%
58%
98
17
11%
46%
23%
*90
38%
17
17
165
*162
*160% 162%
57
56 %
83
87%
11%
46%
58
24%
39%
•160%
165
*1^0%
*158%
162
39%
17 Va
•100
103
•100
58%
23%
58%
23%
98
96
96
39
40
38%
39%
6,900
17%
163/a
17
2,400
165
*160%
165
*160%
165
*158%
162
*158%
162
*158%
162
573/4
56%
57
56%
57%
51%
55
5,900
88%
87%
87%
863/4
87%
84
86
4,700
7%
7%
7%
7%
*7%
73A
28%
28%
28%
80 %
82
81%
7%
7%
1,800
29
273A
28 %
5,900
82
•80%
82%
♦88 %
81
90%
90%
90%
90
90
90
90
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
303/4
*145
47%
*180
14%
34%
34 %
29
29
160
48%
200
160
♦145
46%
47%
14
133/4
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
353/8
33%
34%
33%
34%
33
33%
33
333/8
30
21%
21%
213A
21%
A
21%
21 3/4
16
100%
993/4
50%
50%
50'A
9%
50
9%
9%
9%
100
A
160
46'A
9,900
195
133A
1,000
353/8
5,100
'32%
14,000
21%
5,700
A
178,000
5,500
99
99
50%
49%
50%
1,200
93/8
83/4
9%
6,500
100
100%
50
93/8
2,700
71
69%
70
200
46 %
46%
46%
46%
46%
46%
47
463/4
47
3,000
37%
37%
373/4
37%
37%
373/4
37 3A
37%
37%
7,200
83
83
83
84
84
84
84
253/4
25%
25 3/4
*70
70
83
25%
par
preferred
100
*97
preferred
100
*98%
83
*25
*24%
25%
*24%
112% 113
33%
32%
29%
29%
113
253/4
113
♦70
71
•70
70
*243/4
25%
•243A
25 3A
100
25
*243A
25
3A
100
25
25
*24%
113
113
•112%
113%
113
113
300
33%
33
33 Vb
32%
33
32%
32%
13,000
29%
29%
29%
30
30
30%
30 Va
30'A
4,300
98%
50
*97
99
*98%
100
102
71
33
'
*101
99
100
103
*98%
•99
♦101 Va
99
100
103
•98
*98%
♦102
99
98
100
•98%
104
•101%
100
103%
10,500
27%
27%
27%
283/4
27%
28%
28
28'/a
27
27%
673/4
67
67'A
67'/a
67%
65%
2,500
67%
67 Vo
67
67
43%
16,800
45
42 V.
44
44
44'A
44%
common__5
31%
32
31%
100
*146%
147
•146%
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp..10
21%
5/64
5/64
100%
*49%
,
30
600
90
29 3A
3/64
*25
5
44%
•180
14
70
46%
*101
47%
195
14
No par
10
*145
160
3A
*180
14
9%
100
46
200
14%
9%
No par
*145
*185
28%
14
*82
(The)
160
47%
♦185
*
14%
25
(The)
29
*145
48
190
coinmon.-o
200
87%
7%
100"
Inc
91
56%
100
preference com__No
3,300
5,300
*96
•17%
80%
37%
573/4
23%
•90
81
10
223/4
400
2,500
103
91
7%
100
56%
26,000
♦90
28%
*80
*89
l
88%
12 3/8
103
♦100
91
96
*86%
93%
46 %
46
59%
24
*90
810
12,000
13
•12
58%
82%
44
97%
•87
13
91
43%
•91
88%
88%
97%
24%
*80
93'A
96%
58
23%
44%
•SI
95
*90
43%
93%
93%
103
82%
•80
*91
*91
94%
Indiana—No par
Co
%
105
105
107%
23
| 36%
5%
58%
62
61
110
5%
100
Colorado
of
preferred
23
*108%
109%
2
Co
Oata
98
A
Pullman
May 28
96 3A
60 3/8
21%
4.30% preferred
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co
Apr
98%
36%
100%
5
Oil
973/4
61%
21%
3
Pure
98
37%
100
49%
28% Jun
6
97%
60%
10
74% Jan
51% Apr
13,600
983/4
5/8
%
%
A
•
100
Co
9
4
41%
37
No par
Power
3
37% Jan
40
61%
of
div
41%
'•
22%
Pub
$1.40
41
issued"
64% Feb
31
page
104
10
41%
5
22% Jan
145
see
10
Apr 27
8
41
22%
4.16% preferred
25
4.20% preferred
100
Serv El & Gas common_No par
29% Apr
14
footnotes
4.32%
5,300
41%
x98
98%
preferred
preferred
3%%
35'/a Mar
97
.
88% Mar 29
30
Co
53/a
41%
41
22%
100
preferred
preferred
cum
Serv
A
5%
;17%
l
common
Gamble
Serv
Public
26% Jan
118% Mar 20
July 15
31% Aug
1
154
6
$4.75
Public
39% Mar 13
A
5%
163/4
10
class B
"when
&
!%
5%
233/8
2.50
Electric
Rights
173/8
22%
10
Virginia
Publicker Industries Inc
6
99
11
Potomac
19,200
23%
2.50
new
Co
&
24
100
,
17%-
A
10
(The)
convertible
32% Jan
5
24% Nov 28
74% Dec 27
41% Apr
30
25
10% May
111% May 28
21
105% July
105
103
23%
1
Inc
West
16%
17 %
%
37%
23
•**-16%
17%
10,300
1
Co
New common
Jun
36% May 11
24% Apr
100
48
48
♦101%
25,200
20 %
2
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Pittston
Procter
May
43
43% Jun 23
0
Mar 15
26% Jan
8
20
Ju.ll
30% Mar 30
148
8
Apr
J.Z%
27
11
27
35% May 14
155
Feb
1
Poor
125% Sep 14
34% Nov 16
33% Apr
7
50 %
103
700
24%
19%
10
com
Plymouth Oil Co
Apr
*101%
23%
20nA
25
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
4
24% Apr
*48%
50%
103
24%
84
20%
1
5%
6
6
243/B
24%
•79
20%
100
Pittsburgh Screw & Bo(jf
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
40% Apr
27
Aug
5
26% Oct 27
84
20%
5
Plate Glass Co
34% Jun
11
•79
20%
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
preferred
100
23
Mar 21
84
158
20%
5
Co
Metallurgical
23
24% Mar 15
*48%
*101%
157
20 %
100
common
Forgings
22
Feb
51
103%
157
20%
lo
Chem
30% Jan
23
243/8
5%
105
No par
35% Mar 18
Nov
28% Jan
4
17%
*107
100
25
May 19
25
*49
105
guaranteed
12
36% Jan
47
112% Nov
7%
35% Apr
153% Jan
81
84
Pitts Ft
24
146% Jan
2
*80%
♦101%
97
100
Consolidated
8% Apr
6
15
25% Feb
$4.80
Pittsburgh
7
37% Feb
36% Nov 15
51
84
24%
103%
97
preferred___No par
preferred
(conv)
No par
3
19
69% Dec
156
156
*80%
24%
108
convertible
96% Apr
40% Dec
49
Oct
157
153/8
3
*
Inc
Coke &
Pitts
153% Dec
21% Jan
400
♦1553/4
157
52%
1
preferred
9
159% Dec
8
3 4'A
100
common.
Hosiery
Mills Inc
67% May
May 24
27
_
170
Jan
Sep~13
34%
100
preferred
Pillsbury
4
88
24% Sep
34
100
series preferred
Phoenix
Apr
26
108
900
33%
100
Phillips Petroleum
100
3
Jan
16,600
24%
34%
52%
37
No par
Phillips Jones Corp com
$5
July 26
19
15'A
24%
*34
52%
98%
60%
12.50
preferred
3.9%
1
common___No par
preferred
Corp
4%
Pitts
Jun
Dec
143/4
24%
34%
X X
100
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
4
3/64 Jun
9
(conv)
preferred
preferred
Philco
10
96
a
Feb
common
preferred
& Reading Corp
Phil a
Apr
29
6
19% Mar 15
Inc
4.68%
96
13% Jun
25% Jan
151/2
24%
*34
5%
40%
5
preference com
Pittsburgh
22
84% July 28
15%
25
34%
17%
4.__i
Co
preferred
conv
Pitts
10
3
15%
*243/4
*49
*101%
1001
& Co
Electric
18% Mar 28
8% May 16
15%
25
—
447/a Mar 23
Jun
30% Jan
No par
Corp of Amer
8
41% Dec
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
33%c
Brewing
3
Mar
550
xl5%
84
13
162
2,500
107%
x25
*80
24%
common.;
107
16
100
Co
46%
52%
157
40
preferred
24
55
25%
*154%
Jan
166% Aug 12
3
10
100
Milk
*53%
52 %
15"%
10
common
5
16% Jun
173
Mar 14
6% Oct
8
Mfg Co
Corp
preferred
32% Feb
15% Mar 14
Salt
"54
*25%
34%
4%
4
6
24%
4.3%
Jan
36 % Mar 13
Jan
23%
3.8%
May 25
83
24%
24
106
30'A Sep 20
97% Aug 25
24%
Feb
18
13
24%
102
Apr
17
243/8
9
103
84% Jan
24%
4.4%
1
21% Jan
24%
13
22
100% July
33% Jan
24%
Pfizer
26% Mar 14
16
6
570
50
112% Jan
43% Jun
30
1043A
Co
31
10% Dec
*104%
Corp
Jan
46% Jan
1043/4
Phelps-Dodge
23
83% Nov 23
1073/4
104%
Phila
May
47
1063/4
767/a Mar 19
17
82% July
54
46%
104%
40% Mar 23
22
Oct
*53%
47
107
1
94% Apr
54
46%
1043/4
Rights
17
Dec
30
9,100
•53%
3,200
1063/B
Pfeiffer
17
Mar 30
111
15 '/a
104 %
23
107
2
14%
107 %
54% Jan
7
102% May
107% Apr
15%
xl 04%
36% Jun
19
115% Apr
15'/a
xl07%
4%%
7 % Mar 12
110% Jan
15%
105
Petroleum
11 May 31
4
July 25
12,000
15%
108%
Pet
1
Jan
43
33%
15%
107%
104%
Pepsi-Cola Co
3
50
6
32 3/8
14%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
12
11
6
91
33%
15%
'
22% Anr
6
Jan
90
33%
14%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
26% May 18
22
48
90%
34
100
$1.60
3
6 % Nov
37% Jan
89%
333/4
100
Penn-Texas
Mar 15
36% Jan
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
88%
343/4
preferred
4%%
13
24% Jun
Mar
88
34%
46'A
Pennsylvania
33% Jan
173
89
34%
46%
Mar 23
16
19
90
34%
55
59
11
Oct
89
1
*53%
23
Sep
10
~20
x46
45% Jan
July 21
2,700
2,400
48%
Pennsylvania RR
38
32%
55
Mar 29
22% Apr
30%
46%
28
33%
32%
46%
14
2
29
14
32
1
112% Mar
28
32
No par
109
21
32
1,700
23,600
com
20
Oct
13
Corp
12
Dec
12%
__i
Light
Apr
29
13 Vb
39
Corp
Sajid
&
Apr
33
146
Glass
Power
22% Feb
16
12%
4.40% series preferred
3
106
Feb
12%
49
(The)
Corp
104
113% Apr 20
108% Apr 25
30% Jun 13
4%
38%
X88 %
2
43/8
48%
No par
Jun
4%
39 Va
*28
May 4
41% Mar 14
43A
4%
49%
28
44
14%
4.9
28
107
14 3/8
x39
25
Pennroad
143/4
39%
preferred
7
14%
49%
$1.30
9
15
39 Vo
28% Mar 27
30
24 %
14%
49
19
Jan
23%
15
No par
26% Jan
157/8 May
24%
24
25
common
3
36 % Apr
130
24%
29% May
106% Dec
101
4,800
98
36%
27% July 28
23
80
*96%
sna.
25
23
79
33
preferred
May 28
73/4
13
$1.32
14% Apr
370
7%
19 Va
13
85
2,670
7%
29 % Jan
30% Jan
145
18%
23
6
144
7%
5
6
146%
19%
26% Apr
23
146%
7%
22 % Jan
Jun
1403/a
19%
6
15% Dec
*145
139%
7%
24
38
400
46
140 3/4
19
25% Jan
6
5,800
37%
•44
46
46
140'/a
77/a
29% Feb
9
38'A
38'A
38
46
140%
147
140%
100
400
19%
27
11
9,800
No par
Telep
preferred
Jan
50%
7%
27% Mar 17
82
37
50
24%
preferred-...
Peninsular
29% Aug
14% Dec
37
50 3/8
38%
38
*44%
147
37%
X50
No par
Penick & Ford
4
*145
♦37
51%
19%
32
1
common
prior
conv
47
140%
37
2,300
2.50
Enterprises
Co
140 %
24%
7%
»qa'A
No par
Co
Transportation
Coal
38%
*44%
20
243/a
19%
1
Corp
38%
47
900
10%
19%
243/e
20
-191/!
1
Distillers
Mines
-
100
& Co
Proof
38%
10%
'
20'A
•233/4
73?
1
World
Tilford
Peabody
8
14
*36%
51%
&
Rust
Patino
32% May 31
36% Jan
&
Parmelee
13% May 31
6
11
363/4
51
No par
Parke Davis
6% Mar 12
6
Tin
Amer
Parker
25
14% Jan
Oct
36%
51
preferred
Park
9
4% Jan
44
36%
r0s'„
4%
preferred
Panhandle Oil Corp
Paramount Pictures Corp
18
40% Jan
8
«3/(
25
Airways Inc
1
Panhandle East Pipe L com
No par
7
Jan
15% Apr
&
Telep
Pacific
9
21% Mar 20
Feb
23
10
Electric
Pacific Mills
87
4% Jun
Corp
243/8
12
103
12 % Jan
20 3,8
♦233/a
Jan
35 % May 15
5
20 %
243/8
54
5
7% Jan
203/4
*23%
Lighting Corp
47% May
~17 % Sep" 21
11
*20%
24%
Gas
30 % Jan
4% May 27
*10%
21
Pacific
3
12
10%
*?n%
*033/®
Finance
Pacific
9
101/2
l
Pacific
Mar 27
5
25
12
44% Jun
51 % Apr
Inc
common
Jan
9
23
Co
53% Mar 28
23 % Jun
34% Feb
6
Fisheries
preferred
40
10
18
Amer
Coast
5%
16
152 % Feb
•
Pacific
Pacific
*31%
32
*31%
45
313A
147
32
43%
31%
►147
31%
44'%
31%
148
31%
31%
146
31%
32
147
31%
31%
147
31%
31%
147
31%
3,500
20
800
25
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
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Monday, June 11, 1956
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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Rnii for Fravloua
Range Bine* Jan. 1
Year 1955
Leweat
Highest
Lmwmt
Jan
18
3
41% Jan
31
5
88% July 27
79% Apr
25
Feb
7
60% Nov
65% July
Sep
13% Sep
26
26
Oct
11
37% Jun
5
15
1
31% Feb
14
30
Jan
5
47
11
39 Va May
29
S3
41 %
July
Aug
-
34% Jan
7
38% July 27
39% Jan
S
42
8
33% Jan
27% May 22
11
119% Mar 22
4% nonoum 1st preferred
6
8
4%
30% Apr
>
3
12% May 31
11% Feb
14
7% Feb 21
Reeves
15% Sep
12% Feb
26
19:. Sep
13
Dec
30
67% Feb
16
61
May 16
»% Mar 14
47% Sep
16
30% May 28
60
21% Aug 25
4
'31
Jan
27
<7% Mar 21
11% Aug 15
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33
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24%
35%
38%
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24%
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25
25
10
15%
35%
18
4
5
100
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Republic Aviation Corp-,
3
Republic Pictures
16
10
12%
V
1274
12%
13
15%
25%
1
63 %
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16
41
13% Apr
15% AUg 23
6
42% Feb
12
54% Sep
May 16
12
49% Apr
13
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32%
31 %
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64
2
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8%
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8%
13%
13 %
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Corp—
Steel
10
43%
36%
V
44%
5
36%
Rexall Drug Co
2.50
9%
13
84% Apr 30
Reynolds Metals Co
common
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70%
72
46% Apr
,
10% Mar 19
45% Feb
17
49% Mar 19
4%% pfd series A
Reynolds (BJj Tob class B*.
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54 "
54%
8
Sep
12
Mar 11
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5
49% Mar
Mar 14
62
Nov
2
70
91
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Oct
40
60
10
1
57% May. 7
70
Apr 20
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91
,
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101
Jan
26
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26
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89% Jan
26
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8
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18
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9
66 Va Jan
23
Nov
14
34% Jan
10
33% Jun
8
84% Apr
5
55% May 11
40% Apr 26
Ridgeway Corp J.
Riegel Paper forp
23% Jan
Ritter
8% Sep
Dtc~13
27%
Dec
21
19 Va May
9
14% Jun
33% Jun
9
40% Jun
8
30
41% Jan
13
48% Apr
20
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27
Feb
9
Jan
9
510
Apr
4
98
May 17
105
Jan
1
21% May 28
26% Jan
17% Jan
11
44% Jan
4
21
Oct
11
Feb
35
9% Jan
6
14% Sep
29
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25
9
19
Jan
18
32% Dec
Oct
31
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Sep 27
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58% Dec 27
507a Feb
-
1
91
112
6
55
Jun
22% Jan
11
26
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Feb
22 Va Jan
52
16
27
265
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320% Apr
1*
280
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145
Apr
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155
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6
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9
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Jan
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105
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27
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3
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6
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16
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1
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22
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20
11
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19
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13
107
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6
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4
40
■
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7
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100
36
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6
6
Jan
•
55
May
9% Nov
5
8
40% Apr
62
Nov
10
61% Jan
5
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18
11
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,
9% Mar 14
39 % Jan
49% Nov 29
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31
97a Feb
36 Va Feb
10
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64
Oct
18
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1st
39% Jan
44
Jan
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7
4
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557a Jan 23
71
60
Jun
10
3
16
377a Jan
40 % Nov
3
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7
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17
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18
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11
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18
3
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54 7* July 25
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7
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1
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112
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•
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4
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7
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Feb
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7
5
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Feb
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109
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14
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5
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22
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Co
;
Rico
Sugar
California
Edison
49V4
25
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8
-
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;
Pacific Co (Del)
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Southern Production Co Inq
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preferred—
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6574
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53
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1
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1974
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26
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5074
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407a
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20 Va
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25%
2574
26 Va
18 Va
18 Va
18 Va
4
4%
25
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29 ya Apr
&
45 Va
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6
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83% Jan
17
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11
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3
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common
preferred
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1
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53
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70
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10
26
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101 Va
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91
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preferred
a
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65
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78
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66
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44% May 14
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—
2
91% Jan 26
pfd—-No
4.20%
preferred
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Sperry Rand Corp common
Spiegel
-
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46
6,300
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25
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197a
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12,600
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100
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115
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13 % May 28
16% Feb U
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17% Feb 14
July 27
20% Mar
'
May 28
51% Jun
18
41%. July 27
94 V* Nov
May 29
;
Jan.
237/a Aug
8
297e Jun 21
103 % Nov 14
40% Oct
May 25
Jan
103 Va Nov 30
8,700
32
12
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115
116%
45 Va
43
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43% May 9
127% May 9
49% May 16
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1
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2
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31
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58% Mar 23
k
24% May 15
177* Apr 17
8
9,900
98,400
30
;
5374
53'A
537/a
•
Mar 16
3
Aug 31
77% Dec 16
86
8
Mar 27
29 Va
13%
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17
May
.
116%
45
3Q7/a
Industries
Oil
53'A
95
94
116'A
237*
287*
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New common "when
Solar Aircraft Co
527a Mar 23
37
237*
307a
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17
40% Jan
\
98% Jan 20
4
17 % Nov
Jan
23
•
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22
Smith-Corona Inc
16
28
54
94
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Smith
6
53% Jan
537a
,
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Skelly Oil
24
33% Apr
32
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.
•
*
Sinclair OiLCorp
7
91% Jan
2
July 11
537a
93
common-
(Frank
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7
20% Mar
11
18
98% Mar 14
'
88 Va Mar 19
16
•
537a
10
Shattuck
5
6
Nov
10% Oct 27
—5
Sharon Steel Corp—
10
31
Jan
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4.
16% Jun
Mar 22
127a
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8
22 % Jan
33% Jan 23
13
21
98
127a
Co
Socony Mobil Oil
29
90
99
127*
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
19% Jan
367a Nov 29
65 Va
12
May 28
20 Va
15% Oct 11
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Slmonds Saw & Steel
237% Apr
12% Jan
50 % Apr 10
25% Apr
2
347a May 24
'
44
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Shahmoon
Apr 30
64% May 10
Feb 14
10% May 28
3
54
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&
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32% Jan 12
205
25
29% Dec
18
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May 28
187a Jun
6
7
Feb
Mar 14
32%
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17
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21% May 28
61% Jan
23
19% Mar
26
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5
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12% May 23
19
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Apr
50% Feb
19% Sep 26
51% Dec 30
44% Jan
Bervel
9
727* May
527/a Jan 24
210
4
327a
32%
No par
Simmons
1
277a Feb
24
32%
32%
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
15
56
July i~9
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327a
327*
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2,000
7
39
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1037a
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37%
1047a
1.40
35% Mar 26
21
28
103
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350
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14
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18
Feb
Sears
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48% Jan
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15% Jan
19
55 Va Jan
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,
3
11% May
7
457* Jan
337* Jan
23 7*
14
38%
32 'A
Mfg Co common—4
23
3.65% preferred
100
Seaboard Air Line RR Co new—j.20
9
Mar 19
2
105
<
32 Va
Bcovlll
7
29
20% Nov
104 Va
—1-No par
No par
$4 preferred
3
-
49 % Apr
$3.40 preferred.
2
.
14
247a Jan
14%
40
217a
23 7*
22%
1
Co common
•13 % Feb
257* dun 27
23
23%
14
387a
—5
10% Jun 22
25
Vs
14 V*
38'A
307/a
307*
1
Sheller Mlg Corp
20% Jan
23
14
357a
33
22 Va May
:217a Feb
-
237a
23%
307a
—.1
Shell OU Co
637* Nov
28
100%
33
Sheaffer, (W
497/a Nov 14
48% Mar 14
450
*99
Sangamo
Savage Arms Corp—_—
Bchenley Industries Inc
Scherlng Corp
3
6
37% Mar 14
448
1007a
30
21%
May 10
7>
12,600
78
30%
44974
*99
21 Va
87 Va
3
*'
30
29%
30'/a
4497a
100.7a
10
pfd 4.40% series A
62 Va Jan, 10
'
30
*99
Ry Co—100
preferred-.
100
noncum
Feb
23
297/a
100%
I
26
257* Dec
*29 7a
*29%
*99
Electric Co-*—10
Electric Co
-2——10
56 Va May 18
,
18% Aug 17
1,400
307a
100%
—
30% July 12
<
100
44 '/a
*99
Co
preferred
conv
Scott Paper
50
,
7
9
30»/2
44 V'2
448
Ban Diego Gas &
6
63
16
16
137* Nov
237a
44%
100
preferred
5%
21% Feb 29
7% Apr 27
4
Nov
6
2,600
227*
*2872
44 72
•;
31
*29 ;:
.
45
*29%
600
16,700
448
Bt Louis Southwestern
9
36% Jan
/
1
23
22% Jan
-
•
452
'
30 Va
45%
30
68
Mar 29
237a Jun
7
.
397a Jan 20
7
23%
157a
451
297/a
117 Va
197« T en 20
;
52% May 25
237* Feb 29
'
lis
237a
23%
45 V*
20
89% Mar
57a May 2d
,
15
*20%
451 Va
Bt Regis Paper Co common
447* May
May 2d
12% Jun
26 !
2,400
147a
1474
*115%
7
105% Apr
»
29 a M*y 2d
9 Va Apr
(Jacob)
5,300
36-'
la 7*
14%;,
5
447
1
Steel
.7,800
33%
15 %
20%
147a
100
Jan •' 6
95
8
207a Dec
17
*"
44,600
49
21
20
14 Va
24%
1
Electric
4.30%
1
Feb
15 Va Jan
17 7* May 29
18
36%
67a
77%
*4672
197a'
20 Va
Bt Joseph Lead Co—
10
Bt Joseph Light & Power—,_No par
Bt L San F Ry Co common—No
par
A
Preferred series A 5%———100
22 V* Apr 30
37 Va Mar 29
10
40'A Nov 16
.
9% Mar 15
■
20
common-
preferred series A
4%
'
34% Dec 28
•
1974
44%
5
105
53 % May 2d
•
•
67a
7374
6%
7774
507*
207a
45
Co
53 Va
207a
*4474
'
Apr
5
31V* July 18
'
*4978
"
13
75% Mar
Feb
17 v*
•"
537a
367a
45
5
,
••
19
Jan
22% Mar
Jan
...
86
27%
%
367a
45
Haas
.
49
2374
307* '30%
&
4,000
357/a
367a
20 Va
Controls com—1
180
27%
4974
14 V*
Safeway Stores common—
Mar lg
63 % Apr
387a Jun
,
.92% May 18
48
867a
103 7*
27 %
*
:
47%
"
47 Va
'
.; 7b
77%
v
400
*85%
'*•
67*
6%
75%
35%
,
67a
6%
78
/
1,900
24,000
103 7*
86%
*51
53%
2474
•
Mar
Jan 23
65 *
53%
6%
7574
*
2
28
*5074
31
Ruppert
Jan
>
May 28
44% Feb 14
,
5
Royal Dutch Petrol Co-_50 Guilders
155
18
*
36%
Royal McBee Coip
Ruberoid Co (The)
5
310
-
29% Je n 19
12%Jun
8
,
48
36 %
Ronson Corp
91% Mar 23
-
Apr 13
18V* Jan" 17
21
Dec
47 Va
preferred—...
conv
Rotary
24% Mar 23
33
30
100
July 13
19% Sep 22
; 127* Nov 21
<
•'
267a May 28
13
88 V4 Jun
'
15
_10
'
*30
126% Apr 27
347/a Jun
Jan
6%
74%
27%,
28%
7*
48
*76
"
13
17
74
6%
Rohr Aircraft Corp
58% Apr 27
977* Feb
3
May 28
43% Jan 23
22
*487a
X247a
4%
13% Apr 26
26% Mar 14
,
38% Apr
14
28
Jan
■*
4
Dec 27
987* Feb
126
28 Va
53 Va
3a,500
a
'53%
51%
*67
10474
■"
•857*
'*10374
32
Rohm
112% May 7
34 % May 14
May 28
11% Apr
9
17
40
0
30
,15% Mar 21
93% July 21
10
23
27% Feb
3
U
Feb
May 28
/
79% Jan
15
35
37% Apr 26
'
12 4
29
•88% Sep
34
28
,43% Dec
28%
8574
70
*48
'
76
13,400
97a
972
4874
1037a
Rochester Gas & El Corp—-No par
New common "when issued"
Rockwell Spring <fc Axle Co
5
6
105% Mar
28%
.
7,200
38
3674
•'5474
8574
.
34,500
665/a
53 Va
103 7a
.
247*
16
17
86
103 74
4*%
>•
'
*67
76
4,400
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97a
48 7*
.55%
15,200
bVa
70%
70
•4874
547a
*67
"30
2
Jun
"'48
32 3A
.14%
42 '/8
>'■
387a
-
97a
97a
71 '
697/a
76
Xl027/a
*50 %
Antelope Copper Mines
5%%
•
47% Mar 21
391
190
:
25
Apr 12
8
410
1037* Jun
35
30
19
98% Jan
May 29
Dec
6
Jan
'
74%
—
Robertshaw-Fulton
55,,:
86
105 %
5s
—
•9%
48%
54%
1
Company
Roan
j3% Dec
-4% Jan
297
76
86.,
*104 Va
4-i'
,38
220
b4".
.
305/a
44-/8
f
200
1,300
.
*13%
'
22% Jun
7
6
48 Va
*67
No par
28% Apr 13
8
27
34
Rhodesian
97a
72V4
*b 3
14r7a
"
9%
70%
v
377*
>V
300
-
7%
*13 7a
44"'
377a
<
16.
257*
25%
8
8
.
43%
W
37%
5
Richfield Oil Corp
17% Mar 20
1
Oct
29% Sep
f
24
17% Sep
12% Jan
Co—
Paper Co__—
Selection
Trust-
42
.500
;
87/e
'
*la5/a
•
3174
317a
<
'14%
44 »/a
37
9%
*67
100
82
9% July 26
64% May 12
Jan
6
26
1,900
T
*8
2o%
8
..
-
100
Rhinelander
4
-
——10
series
series
;
,
'*
50
Preferred 4.50%
Rheem
.
:
Preferred 3.60%
37% Mar 15
5
new
;
53 % May
May 28
34% Jan
Copper & Brass
Common
105% Jan
84% Apr 20
14
38% Sep
26
1
81% Apr
;
101 % Apr
20
*-44%
48%.
10
10% Jun
7% Mar14
49
•'
87a
<
*1578
32
14 Va
45
Revere
l2va
*20'A
64
3174
32%
8%
10
preferred—
35% May 25
9% Feb 14
Apr 24
12-/4
*
16
257*
2574
*63 7a
1
—50c
common
convertible
37
25% '
25%
*15%
'
87*
8%'
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87a
*15 7a
■
25 Va
*63%
1
"
•'
-
13% Jan
1U0
37
24%
12%
12%.
.
200
387a
2a%
25
25
«
Reliance Mfg Co common—1
8% Jan
'
247/a
1,800
74
'
Reliable Stores Corp —i.—
15% Jan
-
*39
9
64% Apr
43% Jan
18,900
15%
347a
13
3
lo%
14%
l0"/4
157a
34
*8%
18
8,o00
157/a
♦12%
Jan
34 7 a
347*
10
18% Jan
.
1,000
33'/a
157a
50c
30% Apr
l.ou'J
57
34%
50
5
18% Mar 14
*
8174
5674
3a %
43
80-/4
-
15%
Co—
&
357a
42,200
417a
577a
34%*
41
Inc
(Robt)
347*
35%
-
6074
357a
567a
437a
57
817*
57'A
35 Va
35
437a
fcU/4
•
437a
56%
44%
82
*56%
iifturts
15%
$1,25 div prior preference
Eels
15
Bros
34%
43%
x8d74
43 Va
82
Va
*39
2nd
Reed Roller Bit Co™—
5
June 6
34%
10% Mar 14
18% Aug
3
Maj
Jan
15
0
7% Jan
13
57
50
preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
11
43%
82
the Week
Friday
June 7
5
3
noncum
Thursday
June 6
50
9
9
37% Apr
,38% Mar
4
20 Va Jan
11
No par
;
1
19% Mar
5
42%
81 %
57
<
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonler Iric —f
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
>37% May
144% Jan
14% May'28
35% Jun
Mar
12
Wednesday
June 5
June 4
Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
-No par
14
59% Apr
,42% Jan
32 % May 28
25% Apr
31
1
87 % Feb
Tuesday
Monday
Par
-
Sales far
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
>
50% Mar 22
t
.
53% Jan 23
16
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NEW
•
Highest
91% Jan
47
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STOCKS
,
Volume
Number
183
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.
.
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.
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t
Range for Previona
Lowest
73 V» Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
18
98% July
8
87% Jan
42
Mar 14
Jun~24
19
115 v? May
4
4
2
Standard
Oil
of
£
Standard
Oil
of
50% Sep
13
48% Jan
23
58% May
63% Apr
31
62% Apr
47% Jan
4
50
99
102
Aug 19
Mar 28
8% Jan
6
15% Dec
22
16% Oct
25
22% Feb
14
May
12% May 29
14% Jan
11
23
17% Jan
19
75
5
15
50
11
60% July 28
51 % Jan
15% Aug 22
59% Dec 29
13% Mar
50
29
4
42 »A Mar 14
24% May 12
23% Jan
6
18% Jan
16% Feb
4
26% Jan
-
Oct
39 % Apr
17
! May
18
:
July 14
30
7
28
21% Jan
4 L
13
20% Jan
6
19% Apr
20
20% Jan
26
35
22% Feb
105
.
1
Jun
80% Sep
1
8
Mar 20
32
Feb
97
•Jan
70% Jan
31*
15
22% Jan
23
1
-.24% Apr
25
26% Jan
9
39
Feb
78
2
8
1,080 Dec
8
960
33 % Sep
15
Jan
18% Feb
*41% Nov
1
58% May
2
Mar 30 > 23%
26
Mar 14
91 % Apr
15
6% Jan
«
-
Sep 30
52V2 May 2
49% Jun
6
99
July 26
9% Sep
.
10
21% Jun
8
43 ''
8
Jun
'-48% Jan
92% Jan
9
25
11 Va
Sep
27
41 Va Jan
17
83 % Jdn
6
July 23
18
17 Va May
2
62 Va Jun
6
1
13'/a
13%
13
13'A
15%
16
15%
16
53%
54
53
53
633A
64%'
63V4
64
143/a
14%
14
121% Dec 30
25
May 16
45 %
Dec~12
Jun
6
11% Jan
27
24% Oct-10
28% Jun
28'/» Oct
37
11
Dec
6
25% Jan
16
8
•
333A Jan
5
9
Oct
19
Oct
11
Nov
28
35
Oct
17
38 % Dec
2
12
Jan
6
25% Nov
i
Jan
10
18
13% Jan
174
13
25:rA Nov:
1
15 % Nov
28
19% Mar
25
53
Nov
il Va Mar 10
^
7% Jan
,43
6
Jun
1
11 % Jan
11
July 12
12% Jun
23
10
343A
19%
*19%
20
*19%
33
33%
32 Vs
33%
4,700
24
241/4
241/4
23%
24
2,100
Corp
10
43% Oct
19
60'/a Mar 24
27
105% May 10
24
Jan
17
35 % Dec
5
8%
8%
8
8%
41
41%
*41%
42%
413A
42
41
413/4
3,000
14%
14%
14%
14%
14% !
14%
143/a
133/4
14%
3,200
No par
*99%
101%
101%
713A
713/4
71%
71%
1,900
25%
25%
24
25 %
26,800
25%
253/B
253/4
No
common
33
23
Jan
23
&
28% Dec
7
Jan
6
75 % Dec
22
13% Jan
3
18'A July 26
48
38%
38%
70%
71
lOo
39% Oct
6
44 % Jan
10
62% May
38% Jan
23
45% Apr
8
18% Jan
20
20% May 24
233/s
43
*22%
22 '/a
22%
22%
23
100
44%
45'A
44% '
45
44%
45%
44%
45
4,900
X50 %
51
50%
50%
50%
50%
47
50
8,700
96%
96%
*96%
97%
96 %
96 Va
96 Va
97
l
10%
10%
10%
10%
10'/a
10%
10%
10 %
93A
103/a
g
18 3/a
18%
18'A
183A
*18V4
183/4
♦18%
18%
18%
1
12%
123/4
*12%
123/4
12%
12 3A
12%
12%
12'A
18%
12%
1
13'A
13%
13
13 1/4
12%
13
12%
13
12%
12%
2.30
51 %
52
503A
511/4
503A
51'A
51
51'A
493A
50 3A
25
1283A
1293/4
121%
1263A
64%
643A
641/4
64%
63
3%
433A
441/4
431/4
43%
43%
43 3A
No par
313/4
3 2'A
31%
31%
31
31%'
113/4
12
12
113A
11%
27%
113A
26%
26%'
42
41%
42%
Corp—
r
:
Coal
;
common
&
1
25"
Oil
1
8%
Trane
1
Jan
10
32
Mar
17
63
Mar
2
28% Feb
14
36% Mar 12
51
Aug 26
24% Dec 10
59 % Apr
14
52
Jun
8
31% Jan
13
21 % Jan
30
29 V4 Apr
20 Va Jan
19
15% Apr
27
173/4 Feb
6
60
19
46
4
Apr 25
8 3/4 Jun
6
52
Jun
18
25% Nov
2
40 3/4 Mar 18
26% Apr
24
13% Jan
0
16'A Jun
15
13% Feb
9
33
4
43'/a Jun
28
3l '/8 Jun
8
44
1
11
6% May 28
8
3
200
9,500
22%
23%
24
241/4
231/2
233/4
23'A
23%
23
26,600
2,000
18
18 »/4
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*113A
12%
1
'12%
*233/4
233/a
18%
18%
18 Vs
18 Vs
18%
17%
18 Va
49'A
493A
493/4
49'A
49'A
48 'A
48'A
113A
113/4
200
12'A
12%
1,600
12
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5
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12
12 3/a
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12%
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451/2
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46
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12%
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13
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13
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46
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♦12%
13
*12%
59
58
58%
56Va
59
59
98
98
98'A
9
43 Va
42%
43
41
42%
593/a
98
98
98
440
58
98
13
58%
x
46
4,800
13
58%
♦97%
12%'
12 Va
■>
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46
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*44
23 Va-
17%
48 3/a
•
49%
98
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12 3A
12
-
13,200
450
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42%
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43
43
■
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43'A
42%
43%
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44
'
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43
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27 Va
43JA
267/a
42
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26 %
27
27
72
73
73
73'A
72%
73
72%
72%
701/4
72%
4,600
14
14%
14%
14'A
14
14 Va
14
14 %
14
14%
3,500
26%
25
27
27
26 3A
26%
4,300
593A
593/0
593/a
553/4
58%
4,300
2
39 Va
40%
40 3/a
40%
40%
40%
40 Va
40 3/a
383A
40 3/a
22,100
5
22 va
22 Va
22
22%
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
20%
21%
5,100
*21
21%
series A
60%
58%
22
593/a
21'A
21'A
21'A
100
26'A
26%
26 3/a
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
253A
26%
11,200
57
57
57
57
57
57 Va
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57
56
3/4
56%
800
28
28
27Vt
273/4
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No par
1
-50
1
28
50
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58%
1
(conv)
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60
30
30'A
29%
*21
28
28
28
*54
59
*54
30
29%
21 Va
27%
27%
*21
58%
30 Va
29
*54
30% |
1,300
58
*53
50 Va
58 Va
1,800
29%
52%
500
52%
52%
*52 3A
*53'A
54
54
54 %
52
t.—1
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
23%
24
23 Va
23%
23
23%
7,000
17'A
17%
17'A
17%
17'A
17%
173/a
17%
17Va
17%
5,300
52
51
51
*50 Va
51%
52
52
83A
8%
5%
163A Mar 19
33 3/a Jan
9,000
172
24
Century .'Fox Film—
conv
Twin
>
93/a
9
171
City Rap Transit corn—No par
20th
Twin
7
14 Va Jan
9%
177
*170
23%
4.30%-conv preferred 1954 ser—50
62'A Mar 13
9%
9%
177
*170
23%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
12
153/a Aug J6
46'A Aug 17
9% Nov
2
9%
91/4
177
23%
Truax-Tracr Coal Co common
Preferred
8 3/4
*171
23%-
Corp commons
$2.70 preferred
2
52'A Apr
100
18,000
23%
Tri-Continer. tal
25
5,000
•
413/a
39%
24%
—
Transue & Williams Steci
2
42 3/a
26 3A
*26
2
3
14
41%
413A
271/4
—
3
29
41%
*26'A
Inc.
Corp.
Airlines
Jan
53'A Feb
*26 V2 •27%"
39,500
11%
k
5
Apr
25% Dec
113A
30,000
313/4
31
233A
.
23
33 Va Apr
44%
42
12
No par
28
Mar 14
453A
39%
—i:
9
Mar 15
113A
"
38%
(The)
31
May 16
31
9,200
39%
J1—*T0
issued"
Jan
25
2,600
63'A
i
24 Va Feb
18
61
■31%
43 Vs
.
-
393/4
50
*
20
58% May 15
63 Va
40
(The)
Co
63%
64Va
393A
Oil, commons
World
5,300
15,000
.
39%
_—
.
Co
>
1273/4
39'A
(J R)_
TranSamerica
Trans
8%
177
No par
common
$1.20 .preferred
7
Va
1263A
128
126
129
—50c
Tiitiken Roller Bearing
30
50
*171
15
Thompson 'Products Inc common—5
4% preferred
,,—100
28% Mar 21
128
No par
Edison
2,100
39%
$2.50 convertible preferred
Toledo
1,200
.
36 Va
i
"when
-
.
No par
243A July 13
Jan
40'A
100
.„
$2.40 conv preference
^Tidewater
.
Trust—
28 % Jun
18a/a Mar
*26%
10
common—
/
110
5,100
-
share ctfa ex-distribution
*
98
t
•
!
Pacific Land
A
*96 Va
.-;//
Pacific
Thompson
1,900
45
conv-preferred series A
Co
*22 %
3,100
51
Producing Co
Inc
530
22%
43%
44%
new
Texas
Sub
*22%
1035
1015
No par
;
issued"
Gulf
22%'
*22%
1040
50 %
com
(James)
Aircraft
"When
22%
1015
3,300
7.50
_—
4.48%
-
7
81/4
21%
44%
60
23
8 Va
8%
44 Va
11
55% Jan
8%
23
14
18
2,800
1025
223/4 Oct
15
1030
1,100
72
23
55"Va Dec
Nov
1025
8%
38%
72
44%
73
12
1025
8%
8%
37%
72
1025
Texas
Mar 29
483A Sep
8%
1,200
39
71%
22%
Texas Qulf Sulphur
Texas Instruments Inc
473A Mar 26
58 Va Jul)
8%
10
38%
44%
:
Tennessee Corp
Texas Co
13
35% Jun
U
1025
•
25%
'
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
& Co.—
j
25
68% Mar 29
28
72
23%
Sylvahla Elec Prod Inc
26
22:j/4 Oct
38%
45
Mar 2»
May
25%
38%
72
■;
•
23
Thfcrmoid
15
25%
'
38%
72
44%
4:
37'/a Mar 14
'
8
25
38%
71%
*
.
23%
14 % Apr
283/a Feb
25%
50,400
102 %
44%
The Fair
86
May 17
72
2 5'A
101
22%
2
14
,25%
71 %
.
8 3/8
44%
11-
25% April
62 % Feb 17
25%
101
25%
25%
*99 Va
8%
5
I Swift
May 16
Feb
72
25%
■
50
Apr
104
„
71%
25%
25%
$1.25 conv preferred—
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
May 18
'
72
1
16
>
101
25%
30
20 Va
98
*99%
72
par
1
29% Apr
48% Jan
8%
101
—12.50
:
Superior Steel Corp—
Sutherland Paper Co—
9
Jan
'
8%
40%
5
14
8%
40
14%
preferred series- A—
5'A %. 2r.iT pfd series of '55
Common
26% Jan
8%
l
1
;
Corp common..^
4%.'/«
!
100
32% 1
Mining Co—:
Superior Oil of California
9
20
24
28
10
*19%
32%
Feb
123/4 May 29
19%
243/8
May 28
51
19%
32%
15%
44% Jan
20
3,700
24
23
23
3,600
34%
32%
48 3/a Jun
-103/4 Jan
300
,19%
32%
Textroii
13
173/4
19 Va
24'A
16
23
333/4
173/4
193/4
'
233/4
293A Apr
11% Feb
'■
20
35
18%
19%
.
18'A'
323A
21% May 28
18
100'/a Sep
*19%
-
35
*173/4
I9V2
*173A
1
Co
2
Chemical
19'A
No par
—
Broadcasting
•\
153/4 Feb
2C
Sunshine
453/8 May 17
52 3/a Jan
400
34 Vs
Sunshine Biscuits inc
9
10% Jan
141/4
18-
4
182 Va May
♦14
20
Texas & Pacific Ry Co
Texas Utilities Co—
30
13% July 25
473/4 July 25
24
Jan
14'A
35
1
42% Mar 26
4
45
8% Apr
34% Feb
150
3,700
63
Va
19%
Texas
143
1,100
62%
14
18
Mar 20
28% Apr
52
61%
55
62
34%
383A Mar 26
-
51'A
*52%
Vs.
19 3/a
7
Apr
3,900
18%
30
14
15%
34 Va
27
51
14
31
15Va
34
Temco
'38'/a Feb
15 Va
*18
3
28
15%
5
143/4 Jan
21
15%
.5
8
16% Jan
2,700
7,400
12 % Jun
44% Jun
13%
3,400
Telautograph Corp
11
13Va
52%
Talcott Inc
11
133/4
22%
4
10'/a Oct
13'A
153/4
,
13'A
52
9
36 ■% Oct
700
13
22%
$4 preferred-.!—
68 Va May
900
100
22%
Symington Gould Corp
.
5,500
53
52
*97%
53%
7
59% May 28
68
221/4
7;
139% Apr
53
51%
533/4
53Vt
7;
27
533/4
98
53 Va
20 % Mar
1153/4 Jan
*14
54%
22%
"
'
31
Apr
143/a
533/4;
100
531/4
May
57 Va
65
53
14,500
223/a
May
14
531/4
641/4
*14
541/4,
573A
53%
15 Va May
Feb
51
1
53%
56%
22%
8
45
533A
*97%
10
-12
May 28
53'A
*52%
58 3/8 '
53'A
12 % Jun
.
120,400
55
V/ T
10
56%
99
-J
17% Jan
55
*531/4
No par
99
-
57 3/a
*97%
Sunra.v-Mid-Cont Oil Co
55% May 10
9
8% Feb
21
.
2
X27% Feb
43% May 25*
42
Feb
9
43,200
56 Va
51V2
20,000
22%
30% Apr
2
52% Mar 16
22% Jan" 4'
593/a
99%
$4.50 series A preferred;
Sun Oil Co common.,
...
Feb:1 3
1,220
56%
54'A
5
.10% Mar
May 28
Jan
59 Va
531/4
■
Mar-22
69
Aug
Apr
58%
22%
6
May 28
87% Sep
12% Jun
Mar 23
80
28
«•
593A **
53%
Sunbeam -Corp
-
6
36% Jan
Jun
75% May
8% Nov
28
58V4
22%
Storer
7
30
*27%
59 Va
5
Studebaker-Packard
8
101 % Jun
59 3/a
3/a
15
15% Mar 15Sun
26
50%
54'A
Co
Stone & Webster.—
;
29
43% May
40% July 25
21% Jan
44% Oct
•
13% May 28
25'/a May
32% May
"41
10% Feb
,
8
9
100%
48%
98
,
26% May 18 1
Jan
98%
50 Va
531/4
Stokely-Van Ckmp Inc common
5% prior preferences•
.
31% May 28
9
101%
503A
53%
Inc.
Drug
1003/4
503A
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc..
27% Mar 12
Feb
4
41% Jun
17% Aug 12
Dec
Sterling
101%
501/4
Stewart-Warner Corpr
Stix Baer & Fuller Co——
3
15% Jan
«
67 Va Feb
20
6'
32% May 2g
29% July l5
Aiig
740
58% Jan
22% May 29
33% Dec
12 Va Jan
95
27
100%
51%
59%
10
100
LS
Shares
102%
58%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
5
21
6
9
Starrett
Stauffer
21
•21% Aug 24
26
32
4;
the Week
June 8
50 3/4
5
18 '
(The)
<Friday 1«
101'A
issued"—10
"when
Chemical
.
51
57
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Co
<
June 7
58
_7
.
Oil of Ohio common
25
Jan
'
23% May 23'
6
20% Sen
Jan
Jersey
Stanley Warner Corp
„•
101%
*t
Thursday
June 6
June 5
503A
25
preferred series A
Standard
Wednesday
'
New
common
101
6.25
Indiana
Tuesday
June 4
No par
:
Apr
.
Monda^' *
Par
:—
Jan
56% May
38% Oct
23
19 % Jan
Feb
New
3%%
3
36
common
Standard
3
40% May 26
Mar 30
New
100 % Mar 23
8
Sales f»r
STOCK
Standard Oil of California
2 *
71% May
55% May 15'
May 28
98
15% Apr
43% Jan
13% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
49'/a Jan
53%
NEW
May 28
48
42% May 18
-
STOCKS
Year 1955
TXL
Oil
50
Co
9
8%
9%
9
>
27 v*
273/4
27'A
29%
293/4
30 Va
30
1
No par
14%
14%
33
14%
32%
143/8
33'A
14'A
33Va
14%
32Va
5
6%
63A
*6%
6%
6V3
41 %
Carbon
No par
Materials Corp.—10
41
II8V4
23%
118%
23%
*6%
39 A
H8V4
23%
14
33
6
39
10
27 Va
27Va
273A
28
*107%
*89%
108%
108%
*89
109
93
84%
*98
84%
84
85
52
8%
293/a
14 A
33 A
6 /a
40/a
100
9
*50
8%
31 Va
8%
1
(The)
Corp
*49
1
prior preferred
Coach
54
3,300
31%
101,400
14
14'A
1,900
31%
33%
63A
63A
•
u
May
6% Dec
4
Jan
31 vi Feb
80% Mar 14
116'A Sep
0
Jan
6
31V2 Jun
30
23
27'A Jan
6
31 Va Apr
26
27
20
108% Mar 22
92
113
Jan
B
Apr
7
*
Nov
1
100
86 % Oct
3
92
July 27
98 Va Sep
12
45% Sep
20
59
Feb
7
17
205
Nov
25
493/8 Aug 31
52
Jan
4
139
Jan
104% Mar 29
10
103'A Jan
26
Jun
8
Mar 27
Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
;
Apr
23
Union
Asbestos <St Rubber Co
8
Union
Bag
47% May
131
Apr
28% Apr
Carbide
&
2
Union
Chem
Jan
17
Union
Elec Co
24
112
Jan
9
May 18
93
Jan
11
Preferred $3.70 series.;
No par
No par
83% May 25
91
Feb
15
Preferred $3.50 series.,
No par
104
Jan
5
Preferred
n
No par
65% Apr
2
Union
Oil of California.
—25
57
9
Union
Pacific RR Co common—50
176
May 15
106% Apr
91
98
52
lvlar 26
Jan
10
171'A Feb
16
May 25
48% May 28
196
May
39% May
52 V4 Feb
May 15
36
series
4%
preferred
32% Jun
3
48'A Sep
26
74'A Dec
22
Nov
7
128% Dec
22
1131/4 Jan
23
J4% Jan
6
49 Va July 28
35% Jan
23
Mar 15
103% Jun
29
173/a Jan
3
44 Va Jan
33% Sep
108% Feb
22
15
5
613A May 25
275/a Jan
23
Apr
30
73% Mar 26
129
Union
United
Mar 26
443/8 Mar 20
32aA Apr
20
4%
Car
Aircraft
Air
UniLed
Corp
175%
36
35%
35%
35 Va
49%
49'A
493/4
49'A
35%
49'A
10%
33%
*115
10
38%
*93A
323/4
64%
64%
583/4
115
38%
64%
65'A
115
39
117
*93A
31%
10%
33'A
39%
America—No par
283A
28%
283A
No par
of
Biscuit
174%
63%
100
*102%
104%
*102%
.10
*223A
61'A
*22%
61%
49'A
9
United
Board & Carton
18
57% Nov 28
48'A Jan
20
71% Mar 26
United
Carbon Co
34 Va Jan
20
10
62
1
573A Aug 24
b V» Jan 12
44% Feb
43A Apr
4 % Feb
9
$4.50 preferred
Corp.,
*89
93
86
86
♦99
100
„
MO
58%
35 A
49 /4
.55 Vi
174%
I'f'A 178
35-/4
49 A
*9 A
10 A
31%
32
64%
65'A
116
116
39%
39%
28 /4
28/4
*102% 105
'M 23
61 A
61 A
65
283/4
105
62
3,200
109
27%
14,300
28
80
150
10
29,000
58'A
4,600
178
35
35%
7,900
49 Va
49%
1,500
*93/4
10'A
31%
32
100
6,800
7,600
63 %
64%
114'A
116%
400
37 Va
393/4
15,300
28%
1,500
117
39Va
283A
105
22a/4
61 %
483A
43A
*79
63/4
13
*25%
14
4%
28% Apr
23
109
58 A
„
15,000
23%
23/2
28 A
38%
28%
*102%
223/4
61%
49'A
43A
24
27
10%
32
800
17,100
118%
*115
.233/8
No par
23%
61'A
Feb
22 va Jan
102% May 31
5
com
Inc.—
Lines
177%
6,600
40
38
*108'A 109Va
*89
9j
85
85
109
93
*83%
85
*99 ."99%
57%
583/4
100
A
/
109
*89
176'A
/2
A
23 A
27 A
28
100
57%
A
113%
23%
178
10%
preferred
conv.
United
40/a
119%
100
58%
32 Va
No par
Co—J_
July 25
27
107
Tank
93
27%
7
49'A
50
issued"
"when
preferred
'
6
x40%
413A
119V4 119%
23%
23%
34 "A
35%
issued".
"when
noncumulative
a%
10 Va May 10
Jan
common.,
$4
Common
9
10
&
Preferred $4.50 series
21
30
26 3/4 Jan
28
Union
6
Paper Corp
&c
30
,
35
113
Udyllte
48%
4%
80
6%
13%
48/2
4%
79
13 A
133/4
13
131/4
26
25Va
25 Va
24 Va
25
14
50
14 Va
13%
14
50 Va
49 3A
50'A
28%
♦102 Va
105
22'A
22%
900
59
60 7/a
4,000
United-Carr Fastener—
72 Vs July 18
6
Jan
78
Jan
6
May
4
7
Jan
3
United
Corp
1
*79
63/4
23
Jan
5
United
Dye & Chemical Corp com.. 1
12%
27% May 17
United
Electric Coal Cos
21
30
2
Sep 26
60
Jan
17
82
,
Mar 31
133A Jun
8
153/4 Jan
May
493A Jun
8
55
Mar
9
United
Engineering & Foundry
Fruit
Mar 20
28 Va May
11
33
393A Mar
2
35% Jan
23
37% May 17
83/4 Mar
1
2% Jan
3
27'A Oct
11
61% Dec
Dec
3
23A jun
8
9
28 Va Jan
23
39 Va May
9
U S
May 29
24 Vi May
8
U
29
64 3A Dec
29
22
184% Feb
15
54 Va Jan
169
Apr
23
23
24
193/4 Feb
29
33A Mar 26
72'A Mar 20
181
Feb
fi
-I6V4 Mar
21% May
2
41
4
Jun
44 Va Nov
For footnotes
see
8
15% Feb
14
19 V» Mar 22
5
49% Mar 16
3
28
page
44
28.
Jan
United
U
51'
2£%
36%
U
Park
S
S
*79
6%
13'A
6%
14
26%
80
6%
14
*25%
80
26
36%
29%
30%
30%
36%
6%
36%
6%
36 A
6 A
36 5A
17'A
18
17 A
18
6%
6%
6%
18Va
17%
17%
2%
2%
2%
2%
35%
24»/a
65
35Va
23
64%
35%
23%
65Va
Gypsum Co common
4
preferred
100
Mach
new
Inc
common
preferred series A
.
64
*1733/8
175%
-
1
50
19%
20'A
40 %
com_82%C
preferred class A
Industries
233/4
No par
41
17%
17%
*46 V4
49
*
*174
19%
40Va
173/8
*48va
6%
36%
35'A
new.
80
30%,
5034
177
20
40%
17%
49
'
2%
2%
34%
35%
223A
22V8
65Va
66'A
*174
177
19%
20
40 Va
40'A
36
22%
66 /4
2%'
17%
48"A
17%
48 A
4%
30%
6 3A
2,200
4%
80
*79
14Va
50%
14'A
17%
Co
^0%
4%
600
49
48
49
50
14%
x50
x30
*36%
—1
Freight
4%%
4%
City Mines Co (The)—1
Securities
1
S Hoffman
5%
U S
6%
& Foreign-
7%
1
38 '/a Jun
Sep 26
40'A Jan
United Industrial Corp
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
6
183A May 28
12
6
4 Va Aug
36% Dec
21 Vs
177
73A Jan
50
14%-.44%
51%
30'A
5
No par
Co
Gas Corp
10
United Gas Improvement Co-—13%
23% Jun
16% Jan
*25%
United
36% Oct 31
9
1
5
United
14
6% Jun
100
(Del)
5
6% Aug
Mar 14
$3.50 convertible preferred
3
.34% Dfec
18
4%
9
3Q
51 Va Feb
*49
23
223A Dec
17
No par
—
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30o
6% Feb
11
27
13 Vs Mar 14
United
12% May 28
73A Feb
38 Va Oct
25
3
73 Va Jan
7
8 Vs May 17
15% Feb
(Delaware)
Mar 21
4% Jan
6%
29 v2
*36%
6 %
17%
22,700
6%
30 Va
37
6%
18
11,200
500
,
4,100
28,600
27,800
--
400
5,700
47,800
2%
9,400
38 Va
353A
37%
13,200
23
22%
23
2%
67 Va
2 3/a
63 Va
66%
4,600
8,900
177
*174%
177
♦174 Va
18%
19%
38%
401/4
2,200
17%
18,400
19/4
40
■
20
40
17%
48 A
17%
16
49 va
*48
3/4
%
49
18,500
100
j27
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Monday, June 11, 1956
.
(2784)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
1
*
STOCKS
*
Range (or PrevioM
6
8'/a Jan
5
9
11
28
21% Oct
21
Jan
6
44
110
19
Jan
11
Jan
11
70
49% Mar 23
90% Mar
20
86
Jan
4
9
101
Jan
23
46 % Jun
8
607a Apr
160 % Apr
23
4
68
70% Dec
62 % Sep
1
64 Va Apr
40'/a May 16
23
14
19'/a Aug 24
51% Jan
23
156% Mar 14
168% Nov
153% Apr
26
3
8%
U
9
U S
62% Apr 23
Jan 20
16
Feb
10
35 '/a Mar 17
38 % Aug
3
36% Jan
3
17
15% jun
2
12% Feb
8
30
14% Apr
27
100 %Jun
21
14
11
May 26
3% Jan
3
9% Dec
91
Jan
1% Nov
16
26
93% May
20
16
Aug
•
9
59 Va Apr
39
3
4
32
159 Ve Dec
27
159
170
Feb
18
20% Mar 15
31
Jan
7
23
91
3
51% Dec
26
35% Oct
47% Apr
28
89
*87
106 Va
48%
4%%
.
9Ve
96%
2'/8
*26 Va
50%
343A
35
162 Va 162 Va
50
1
8
Utah
553/8 May
4
Vanadium
Co
No par
*12 3/4
127a
13
9 Va
9 3/8
97
2%
2Va
2%
2»/8
27%
*25%
26%
•26%
48Va
49
49
49«A
49JA
35%
35
35
347a
347a
1623/4
*162
25%
25
25
*76%
78
76%
76%
48
164
473/4
*47%
47%
473/4
463A
162V4
800
48>/a
33>A
161'A
*25
6,400
28
49
*162
140
2 '/a
2
*26
35%
164
800
2,100
96%
96
2'/a
80
127a
9 '/a
49
47%
2,400
3,600
37%
9
27
106,000
18%
127a
97
97
2 l/a
54%
*37
9 3/8
300
1583A
18J/2
183A
690
2,900
58
66%
52%
37
127a
96%
967a
967a
18'/a
*26%
21,400
158
37
9
900
49
167 3A
*65
159
18%
127a
9
54%
158
37%
18%
*37
13
9
65%
553A
79
*76%
47%
100
.
Power
18%
373%
59
65%
543A
108
46JA
56
58'/a
159 %
8,900
89
167%
58
537a
43'A
«A
*105
50'A
168
66%
158
41
10JJ %
493/8
16 73A
25
25
1
55 Va
1C83/4
50%
57%
1583/4
18%
300
69
*87
89
167%
*65
373%
37%
127a
9%
96%
2%
28 %
50 %
*37
10,200
277a
69
433A
427a
*87
1073/4
49 Va
58%
158
27
70
*69
89
167
66
54%
547a
*123A
1
100
preferred—
& Light
52% Feb
66
200
83A
"
43 Va
107%
50
66
*8%
"
167 %
58 %
14,900
27
26 Va
8 3A
28 'A
28
70
42 3/4
108...
48%
166 Va
54%
25
com
49%
157% 157%
18%
18%
No par
Inc
Co
107%
109
*65
16%
preferred___No par
Pictures
43
*87
166% 167V*
58%
58%
preferred—100
Min com__50
50
&
common
8
89
5
preferred
Universal
82 Va Mar 29
4
47% Jun
43%
100
Stockyards Corp
8%
24
2934 Mar 12
May 29
76
Feb
41% Mar 14
*69
42%
69%
43%
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
6
Feb
167
9
Apr
24% May 31
69%
•87
4%
convertible
preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
26
Apr
70
>100
convertible
$6
31% May 17
16
3
56 % Mar
35
77 % Nov
Feb
Jan
10
23
70
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
234 May 10
.41% Feb
37% Oct
30% Feb
May
Aiar 23
99
1
3
1% Jan
28%
28%
1
noncumulative preferred
United
27%
28
10
common
Co
8"
27»A
*83/4
8%
28 Va
Shares
27
27%
8%
87a
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
9
10 Va Jan
May 24
9
Tobacco
267a
83/4
28%
100
preferred
7%
14% Apr 23
12 »A Jan
Steel Corp
U S
19% Jan
1st
Smelting Ref
preferred
7%
169
38
Co
common
noncum
S
7%
*.
18% Mar
Card
U S Rubber Co
1
Mar
Playing
27%
*8%
5
Plywood Corp common
preferred series A
33/4 % preferred series B
Mar 16
69
24
S
26%
the Week
June 8
June 7
June 6
10
Pipe & Foundry Co
Sale* far
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
26%
26%
■»
And high sale pgini
June 5
June 4
,
1
preferred
low
■
Tuesday
Monday
'
.
Par
;
common
33/4%
2
Feb
170
Jan
56
Co
,
.
U S
2
Mar 23
124
18
17% Jan
6
9
6OV2 Feb
61
U
25
Sep
Lines
U 8
17
Jan
8
4%%
24
9 Va Feb
323/8 Apr
37% Feb
23
172% Jun 23
18
45% Oct
6
11
67% Apr
53% Dec
39 % Mar 14
157 JA Jan
8% Jun
23 Va Jan
U
4
3
Sep
93% Sep
84% Mar 21
97
29% May
11
„
'■*
>
'
,
STOCK
EXCHANGE
12
75 % Mar
66'A Jan
YORK
Highest
Lowest
22% Jan
17
% Feb 14
Sep 16
25% Nov
Jan
35
r
Highest
Lowe**
19
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1955
'
1,800
35
160
162'A
700
25
*25
26
76'A
76 >/4
*763/4
773/2
30
4774
473A
47%
473/2
700
47%
4
25
V
10
32% Jan
137a Jun
17% Jan
3
Van
11
27% Jun
37% Apr
6
Van
4
July 21
9% Apr
26
46Va Jun
39'% Feb
4
6% Jan
7
19% Mar
13% May 13
8
38% Feb
Jan
7
10% Apr
65 %
47% Mar 15
127
Oct
14
133% Jan
24
129
Jun
13
133% Jan
21
128
28% Nov
37% Jan
1
87% Sep
12
122
3
44% Dec
117% Jun
Dec
27
103% Aug 22
106
Feb
16
6
Jan
11
May
103
Feb
13
11
713/4 May
33
May
31
30
333/4 Jan
Apr
18% Dec
19
28% Apr
"*"5
31 % Feb
5
1
24
30
14 'A
137a
143/a
2,600
28
28 Va
27 >/2
273/4
*?%
77a
48 Va
&
473/4
77a
7%
77a
5,300
47%
47%
46»/a
473/2
2,300
*123
*128
*128
*128
*128
*128
2,900
2978
28%
29%
28%
287a
28%
287a
287a
2874
*92%'
94%
*92%
94 Va
925/s
92%
*925/a
93 'A
91 '/a
927a
No par
32 %
*112%
32%
32%
333/a
32
327a
31%
32 'A
313/4
32
5,100
112
400
Co
43
8,700
100
100
100
100
25
25
—
(The)
5
10
preferred
*113%
116
116
447a
44%
44%
113%
113%
*96
*1133/2
437a
-
Xlll
117
42'/a
433A
43 Va
114'/a
100
2GO
114%
114
114
*96
99
114
99
*96
99
102
*100
101 >/a
*100
101 %
*98
1013/2
*98
1013/2
*100
102%
*100
*98
101%
*98
101%
99
*96
63%
643/4
64%
64%
64'A
64%
61>A
64
4,400
31%
31%
317a
32
31%
317a
317a
317a
2,300
353/4
36
35%
35%
*35'A
357a
34%
35
*J8%
19
Xl85/8
18 78
18>/4
18%-
18%
18%
*28 Va
29%
*28 Ve
20
118
43 V8
113%
44%
100
common
116
113% 1133/4
99
*96
102%
*100
101%
*98
63%
63 Va
31%
317a
35%
35%
18%
18 Va
com__10
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
7%
73A
"
48
*128
*128
*128
*128
1.200
77a
73A
475/a
293/8
preferred
Visking Corp
3
.
48 Va
5
preferred
Power
preferred
8
7%
473/4
Ry com_100
common
preferred
6 %
5
Mar
14%
28 "A
47
47%
100
partic
Elec
$4.20
16
.; 23% May
13
Feb
Pacific
&
$4.12 preferred
Virginian Ry Co
9
397a Mar 14
May 29
16% Feb
28
14%
277a
preferred
$4.04
17
46% Jan
143/g
28
2.50
Co
Chemical com
dlv
$5
6
Mar
103% Feb
24
Nov" 30
34
15% Jan
106
9
Apr
49%
6
8%
Virginia
13
10
8,300
14%
28
preferred
Va-Carolina
16
Feb
103 % Apr
May 23
3Va'%
6
453/4 Apr
116
100
30
Jan
128
2
25
10
46%
14%
283/a
47
noncumulative preferred__100
5%
18
Apr
111
Chemical
Victor Chemical Works
24
983/a Apr
13
37 % Jan
8
387a Apr
108
6
22
101
94% Apr
38% Jan
Jan
100
26
31% Jun
7
146% Apr
7
Nov
33
113 '/a Dec
2
20
273/4 May 23
11
51% Mar 29
11
33 % Oct
Feb
Feb
6'A
14%
283/a
1
Inc
Inc
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__0%
34% Mar 26
90% Jan
3
Jan
94
20
Co
Vicks Shreve
130
Feb
Raalte
Vick
128
Feb
130
47%
14 Va
10
Industries
Norman
9
583/4 Mar
47 Va
2.50
Corp of America
29%
*28 Va
29%
293/2
29'/2.'
283A
28 3A-
1,700
....
900
40
1
i>
w
74 % Jan
12% Jan
3
147a Jan
9
Jan
6
Walgreen
May 25
75
Mar 20
3
32% Nov
30
27
81% Sep
14
66
6
16 Va Aug
31
123/4 Jan
24% Jan
3
Oct
14
13% Jun
5
preferred
3
17% May
30
153/a May 28
Walker
Ward
177a Mar 12
&
W
Baking Co
28
5 Va %
12 Va Jan
11
Wardell
Corp
1
Jun
20
30
1
106
preferred
18% Mar 14
22% Sep
13
18% Jan
24% May
9
30% Mar 14
43% Dec
30
40% Feb
46
7
Warner-Lambert
65 % Jan
102
42
23
71% Dec
May 12
'38% Dec
Jun
May
8
42% July
20
Warren
1
37% May 10
40 Va Jan
353/4 May 22
38% Mar 23
9
.
2
21% Sep
27
30 % Dec
9
25 % Feb
9
32% May 18
Waukesha
20% Aug
9
30
7
22
3
27
Wayne
4% Feb
6
Jan
Mar
9
19'/a Feb
10
1
52'/a Feb
2
207a Feb
16
233/4 Apr
27
West
9
28 % Sep
12
25% Jan
3
1
West
25% Jan
10
43% May 10
433/4 Mar
29
15
113
Apr
7
107
Apr
26
112% Jan
101 % Feb
15
106
Apr
27
100
Apr
27
105
Mar
99 % Feb
4
105% Jun
10
96
Jun
1
105
Jan
423/4 Jan
Oil
4.8%
&
30
63
Apr
18
14
104
Mar 27
108
Jan
12
West
Va
600
361/4
36 3A
3,800
Co
5
28 %
28%
28'A
28%
283/a
283/a
Mills
5
23%
2334
com__2.50
50
Power
4
&
23% Mar 13
18
37
99 % May 14
105
V* Feb 23
67
May 10
Apr
25
Dec
9
Jun
29
86% Apr
21
68% Feb
17
81
May
4
56% Aug
9
737a Jan
26
63
30
86
May
9
9
19
Va Feb
14
22 Va Mar
Jan
23
35% May
1
657a Mar 20
Jan
26
28% Jun
25 Ve Jan
6
32% Feb
15
29
53% Oct
28
83% Feb
15
51% May 28
Sep
98% Aug
127
5
May 23
103% Mar 18
130
July 29
96
May 14
128% Jun
5
993/4 Jan
130
5
4
Feb
17
Western
4%
Maryland
403/4
35
21
34%
35
109%
*100%
102
98
28
34%
273/a.,
273/4
40
49% Oct
11
53
5
46
Jan
3
104
May '25
Jan
24
27
Aug
2
317a Sep 13
98
26% Oct
8
287a Feb
23
77
Sep
27
82
Nov
16
15
Jan
6
29% Oct
13
71% May 29
28 Va May 17
80 % Feb
27
31 Va Jan
18
34% Jan
6
51% Sep
2
36% Feb
48
Mar 14
95
102 %
77a Mar 30
22% Jan
12
6
Oct
July 25
99
July 28
9
28% Dec
Jan
23
26% Feb
16
30 Va Jan
30
6
37
6
15% Dec
75
5
86
17
Apr 10
Mar 10
22% Jan
9% Mar 18
1
30
10% Jan
Jan
20
21% Jun
9
Sep
15
Dec
5
125/8 Jan 23
77
Feb
28
57 Va Apr
r103
27
May
102
4
Jun
8
13 % Apr
2
29 J/a Mar 14
61
May 10
167a Apr
82% Apr
30
30
21
P i i/a
3 200
343A
34%
327a
3374
2,400
27 '/a
lx.uuJ
10974
320
273/a
109 Va
*100%
102
*100 3/2
*96%
98
*96
27
28
109 Va
1033A
102
*1003/2
102
98
*96%
98
x60%
61
60%
61 3/4
1057a
106
1053/a
105 3/8
ig3/4
20
20
20
193A
19%
20
20
193/4
20
3,300
common_10
31
31%
31
313/8
31%
313A
31%
32
31%
317a
2.400
100
*100
Ry
102
102
573A
78
*76%
78
753A
75
75%
101
57%
58%
*76 Va
77%
101
102
58
58%
573A
*76%
74%
197s
60
•1053/a
61
56 %
58'/a
106
1053/a
102 »/a
*993/2
58
5 8'A
55'/2
573A
78
76 3/4
76 3A
*76
75
753A
71
75
20>A
19%
20 i/a
18,500
303/8
20
1974
20
193/4
32
31%
32
31%
317a
30 3A
313A
311/4
31,500
53%
53
535/8
52%
53V4
53'/a
54'A
52 Va
533/4
52,700
9634
963%
96 3/4
96 3/a
96%
800
3.80%
Air
Brake
preferred
series
100
B
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry__
Wheeling
$5
100
195/a
96%
*125%
963/4
963A
128%
128 Va
*125%
96,3/4
*96
4
%%
5 % %
Mfg
Oil
&
$fa.25
173/4 May 11
Inc
Wilson-Jones
6
253/4 Jan
Winn-Dixie
148% Jan
13
243/4 Sep
9
35% Dec
23
43
45% May 12
43% Oct
92% Jan
7
159
Oct
86
11
Mar 22
9%Nov
Nov
23
527a July 20
59% Mar 30
11
100% May 18
212% Apr 11
103% July 7
15
12
Feb
17
138
May
2
May 17
21% May 15
30 % May 28
37% Feb
145
20
Mar 22
367a Feb
Woodward
503/8 Mar 19
Woolworth
55 % Apr
5
903/, May 28
1593/4 Jan 25
993/4 Jan
24
73/4 May 28
201 Va Apr
983/4 Mar
103/e Jan
Prior
9
Wrigley
263/4 May 24
32
23
Apr
13
27% Jan
11
22 3/4
25
May 25
32% Apr
273/a Apr
5
26
24
Jan
6
6
Jan
108% Sep
19
31 Va Mar 12
23
837a Feb
8
104'/a Mar 21
25
20
Jan
16
247a Mar 23
142% Dec 27
107
Jun
8
22
Nov
Prior
4
4
16'/a
78%
*75
*17%
17 %
*17
23%
33 %
139
223/a
237a
23%
233/4
23%
23%
333/4
33%
34%
33%
337a
Inc
10
100
Service
Corp„ 10
(F W)
4%%
(Wm)
Jr
23%
74
series_100
(Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
x45%
100 74
11%
*26%
27%
293/8
600
44%
3,200
17%
140
22»/a
22%
101
1013/2
10 3/a
10%
5,700
2 6 3/2
26%
263/a
200.
463/2
51
48
50 »A
10,900
153/a
163/4
22,700
163/8
*75
17'A
233/8
33 Va
139
223/8
16'A
79
18 3/2
23%
333/4
139
45V2
46
4b
48%
3134
32'/a
463/4
457a
467a
49
49
49
92%
*913/4
93
*913A
93
8
8
8
77a
94 Va
.
933/2
77a
20
140
1,200
32
178
8,706
6,160
48%
94
8,100
33%
321/4
457a
178
*139
500
173/a
23'A
227a
*31%
94
33
31%
31%
*176
*173/4
227a
78
223/8
49
*913A
*75
22%
46%
182
130
102
26 Va
48%
94
102
11
31%
182
427a
11
457a
94
TOO-
70 i/a
*29
79
*139
180
14,400
*68
V2
48
2,600
22%
453/2
*68
46%
32
99%
28 3/4
273/a
*17
22%
4,800
49%
213A
72
113/4
*75
140
227a
471/2
99 '/a
503/a
100
45 Va
101
*26%
17%
22%
22%
273A
3.
28 3A
71'A
11
78
*139
139
*100
117a
,•
28%
*45%
46
223/2
>
46
71%
283/8
28%
100
100
11%
32
conv
283/a
223A
22%
1
46
46
48
92%
*176
*93%
*778
10
100
*99
74
*69
28%
10
Co
Corp common
preferred 4%% series
pfd
100
10
Co
Worthington
Oct
14
Iron
8
5
473A
16
Co
Public
23
Jan
46
16 Va
preferred
41V8 Jan
91
503A
157a
1
common
Stores
45 Va Jun
23 % Oct
67 i/a Jan
6%
Wisconsin
27
49
16
common
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
24% Mar 26
*99
50%
100
Machine
preferred
4
50
993/a
15%
*74
20
I
Co
Co
493'4
49%
50%
80
(The S S)
Prior preference
Wilcox
Wilson
227a
No par
common—5
preferred
Sewing
99%
22'/a
10
Corp
Wfeite Motor Co common
White
49%
*973/4
1
20
10
common
preference—No par
preferred
conv
White Dental
X49 Va
50%
' 49%
*99
22 %
*69
*28%
45 %
ICO'A
11
*26%
No par
Gorp
prior
70
*125'/a
*125'/2
5
Steel
conv
Whirlpool-Seeger
14% Jan
3
100
5.600
74 3A
74%
533/8
22 % Apr
14
6,400
31%
31 Va
Jun
210
102
*100
1C
36 Va Aug 18
21% Jan
140
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
Westlnghouse
27% Aug 31
140
5,000
1057a
20
18 Va Mar 21
4
"l6
97%
60
60
Western Pacific RR common_No par
Western Union Telegraph
2.50
30
Mar 14
200
21 '/a
1
96% Jan
1,400
49
Va
109
109
109'A
391/4
*483/2
49
*48
21
106
971/2
com__Nopar
2nd preferred
100
noncum
40%
40 3A
*40
*i053/8
5
common
Western Auto Supply Co
4.80% preferred
56
3%
*96 Va
Western Air Lines Inc
Jan
104
37a
1
May 28
6
217a
33/4
48
102
*100%
22'A
334
21
x273/8
3,400
*21%
33/4
473A
28
300
1,300
23%
21%
900
28!A
237a
217a
473/4
21 Va
27'/a
*23
3%
3%
40%
40
*47
233/4
*23
22%
23
3%
233A
*23
100
Paper
28
13
28%
23 Va
23
34%
.
109
27 %
109
100
C
preferred
19
20
23
21%
3434
5
9
62
*28%
48
21%
4%%
25
13
*47
1
Corp
31% Oct
Jun
92
37 i/a
25% Jun
Jan
45%
*87
37
6
30
44
95
37 Va
29
102
22'/a
46
*91
37
27 % Apr
25
19,700
2374
44'/2
700.
37
16% Jan
Jan
27,000
237a
16%
237a
37
Snowdrift
Pulp
4% %
11
161/2
16'/a
363/4
series
14
2,306
11
'
35 %
preferred
Sep
156
105'/a
*104
11%
No par
4.10%
Jun
15'/a
104
700
38 34
27
49
153/a
2,400
*37%
preferred
110
6,300
153/a
377a
4.20%
19
153A
377a
2
31
687a
153/a
38 Va
...
pfd___100
series B
100
Jan
687a
157a
373/4
Sugar
Penn
70
38%
Kentucky Coal Co
West
93
2,000
38
preferred
Indies
*90
95
1,100
31%
38%
No par
West Penn Electric Co.
13
105% Dec
Feb
*90
95
*91
147a
31
;;
38%
Motor
Knitting
Wesson
Mar 20
107% Jun
47
44 Va
39%
46 3/4 Jun
35
23%
43%
391/4
36 Va Jan
1
227a
44 Va
3%
4
29 % Sep
237a
22%
9
23 % Mar 14
23
42%
31/3
30
16
423/8
22%
40% Sep
16%
23%
1
25% Apr
16%
41%
—3
15%
*11
17
*16%
100
753/4
*14
141/4
104
11 Va
17
1
50 Va Dec
15%
105%
HVa
*104
17
Welbilt Corp
6
15%
15%
104
11 Va
75 3/4
77
31
31
11 Va
104
11%
Wayne Pump Co
4
6
15%
15%
105
7
30
17% Mar
153A
6
50 % Dec
Jan
*69'/a
157a
4% Apr
8
3 Va Feb
33 % Apr
20
70 Va
153/4
263/s May
3
17
21% Mar
16% May 16
2% Jan
Apr
70
16
*75%
223/4
Washington Water Power
41% Sep
69%
157a
*11 Va
Inc
Corp
Washington Gas Light Co
5
69 %
157a
*103
Pharmaceutical—1
Petroleum
Jan
32
100
;
Ward Industries Corp
Warner Bros Pictures
Apr
69
15 %
1
common
Feb
May
13
31
15%
2.50
11
100 Va Apr
31%
31
69
No par
16
106
*14
313/4
10
G
*14
14%
31 %
i43/8
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*751/4
14%
*75%
14
31Va
77
*75%
Co
(Hiram)
Walworth
4
77
77
14%
100
No par
Waldorf System
33
7% Jan
10
4%%
29
66% Apr
15
RR
19
27% Jan
10% Jan
Wabash
137a Jan
30 Va Feb
15% Nov
3
9
15% Dec
100 % Aug
833/4 Jan
May 21
75
85% Mar 25
19
93
182
933/2
*7 3/4
8
*913/a
17,200
5,900
20
92%
*173
178
20
94
94
600
73/4
73/4
600
11,000
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297a
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291/2
283A
29 V4
29
29%
27%
29 3/a
1
23%
2374
23'/a
2374
23%
237a
23 Va
23 »/a
22%
237a
5
*26aA
273/a
*26 7a
273/a
27 Va
27%
27V4
273/a
27
273A
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No par
Youngs town Steel Door
No par
883A
89 3A
89
90 3 4
88 '/a
89%
88 Va
8974
85i/8
88
22
22
22%
223/4
22%
22%
227a
227a
221/4
227a
111
114
X1133/4
1131/4
H21/4
11274
1121/4
1127a
Yale
&
York
Towne
Corp
Young
Mfg Co
10
new
common
(L A)
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800
10,800
4,200
Z
86
paid
—
Jan
18
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Volume
Number 5541
183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2785)
Bond Record
New York Stock
«»
FRI DAY
The
italic
letters
in
the
column
Figures
"interest
headed
after
WEEKLY
—
decimal
Period"
point
in
indicate
represent
or
one
each
month
tne
case
32nds
more
of
when
GOVERNMENT
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
108.23 Jan
10
108.28 Jan
101.10 Oct
4
101.10 Oct
Highest
10
4
Treasury 2%s
1957-1958
,1
_
—
—
_
94.29 Sep
93.21 Apr
Oct 13
96.2
7
~
8
95.11 Mar
o
_
9
_
100
'99.8
99.12
99.8
*105
'99.12
105.4
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100.10
*100.8
99.16
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100.2
100.10
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99.20
101.12
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101.8
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101.8
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101.8
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101.12
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102.24
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102.24
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102.24
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102.24
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99.11
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99.8
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99.9
98.31
'98.27
98.29
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98.30
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99
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97.24
'97.14
97.18
'97.18
97.22
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97.26
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96.28
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95.24
'96.22
96.26
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96.28
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97.8
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97.2
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97.6
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97.10
'99.9
99.11
99.2
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'95.24
95.28
'95.20
95.24
'95.22
95.26
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95.30
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96
'95.16
95.20
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95.16
'95.16
95.20
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95.28
'95.14
95.18
'95.10
95.14
'95.14
95.18
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95.22
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95.26
1965-1970
'95.10
95.14
'95.6
95.10
'95.8
95.12
*95.12
95.16
*95.14
95.18
1966-1971
'95.8
95.12
'95.4
95.8
'95.6
95.10
*95.10
95.14
*95.12
95.16
June 1967-1972
'95 8
95.12
'95.4
95.8
'95.6
95.10
*95.10
95.14
*95.10
95.14
Sept 1967-1972
*95.4
95.8
'94.30
95.2
'95
95.4
*95.4
95.8
*95.6
95.10
Dec 1967-1972
'95.8
95.12
'95.4
95.8
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95.8
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95.12
'95.8
95.12
'98^18
98.22
'98J6
98.20
'98.18
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98.22
*98.20
£8.24
1958
'98.27
98.29
'98.24
98.26
'98.25
98.27
*98.27
98.29
*98.29
98.31
1957-1959
June 15
2%s
Treasury
105
'99.28
'100.8
the Week
High
Dec 1964-1969
Treasury 2%S
Treasury 2%s
_
_
'104.28
100.10
Low
June 1964-1969
Treasury 2 %s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
8
'99.4
104.30
100
'100.8
gales for
June 8
High
'97.20
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95.14 Mar
'99.28
Friday
June 7
'98.29
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_
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95.14 Mar
'104.26
99.28
100.10
99.14
Thursday
Low
High
'101.4
Aug 15 1963
Treasury 2Vas
Treasury 2Vas
_
Low
1962-1967
Treasury 2 Vas
Treasury 2%s
—
104.26
'99.24
'100.8
PRICES
1958
Dec 15
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2'/as
—
'104.22
99.30
SALE
1961
Treasury 2Vis
—
Feb
104.26
'99.10
;_1960-1965
Treasury 2%s
—
_
100.4
1961
^
1958-1963
HIGH
June 6
High
100.10
mature.
Wednesday
Low
'99.26
'100.8
bonds
June 5
High
'104.22
1995
1956-1959
:
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
_
1
1978-1983
Treasury 3s
tTreasury 2%s
_
AND
Tuesday
June 4
Low
Treasury 3%s
—
_
Peb
Monday
EXCHANGE
—
100.4
BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
the
point.
a
LOW
Bange for Prevloua
Year 1955
Exchange
YEARLY
-
97.29
'97.24
97.26
'97.24
97.26
*97.25
97.27
*97.27
Treasury 2V4s
Sept 1956-1959
June 1959-1962
'97.27
97.29
_
'96.12
96.16
'96.8
96.12
'96.10
96.14
*96.14
96.18
*96.16
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2%s
96.20
__
_
Dec 1959-1962
'96.10
96.14
'96.6
96.10
'96.8
96.12
*96.12
96.16
*96.14
96.18
Nov 15 1960
*96 28
97
'96.24
96.28
'96.28
97
*97
97.4
*97.6
97.10
__
__
Treasury 2%s
__
International
.
Bank
;
for
Reconstruction & Development
99.10 Feb
99.12 Jan
13
96.28 Oct
14
10
T;
™
97
Sep
2
Jan
102.4
Mar 13
97.4
101.16 Jan
9
102.16 Jan
17
99.28 Jan
102.16 Jun
27
103.24 May 25
26
102
Sep
1
100
Sep
30
101.4
102.28 Nov
16
104
Mar
7
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May 16
transactions,
e
95
*94.8;
95
*94.8
95
'97.8
98
'97.8
98
*97.8
9
23-year 3%s
May 15 1975
'98.16
99.8
'98.16
99.8
99.8
*98.8
99
♦98.8
19-year 3y2s
Oct
'95.20
100.4
'95.20
100.4
'98.16
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24
n
1
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100.8
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100.8
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100.24
100.16
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100.16
99.16
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99.16
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99.16
due Feb 15 1957
'98.24
99.24
'98.24
99.24
99.24
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99.24
>98.24
99.24
due Feb
15
1958
'97.8
98.8
'97.8
98.8
'98.24
'97.8
98.8
*97.8
98.8
>97.8
due Feb
15
1959
'96
97
'96
97
'96
97
*96
97
'96
97
28
due Feb
15
1960
'94.16
95.16
'94.16
95.16
'94.16
95.16
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95.16
'94.16
95.16
2a
—due Feb
15
1961
'94
95
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95
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95
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95
'94
95
due Feb
15
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94
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BONDS
1
■
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-
Sale Price
—
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18_
June-Dec
19
June-Dec
20
3%s series No.
Friday's
Bid & Asked
(continued)-—
3%s series No.
105 % 106%
City
issue'called
Sept.
on
15
at
par.
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Friday's
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*
■■■■■■■•■■ .
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98.8
8
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94
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j
94
'93
94
'
-
-
3%s series No.
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100.16
'98.24
2a
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1961
3s
100.4
99.8
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*99.20
2a
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'100.8
100.24
100.4
*99;24 100.4
'99.24 100.4
100.4
'100.8
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*99.20
'98.16
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'99.24
1969
98'
100.4
99.8
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BONDS
1 1956
1
•
'98.16
.
Cash
Oct
.
2a
—
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1971
96
'95.8
96
1959
flThis issue-has not
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15
Jan
15-year 3%s
1 5-year 2%s
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—
'
lot
'94.8
98.16
--
—
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95.24
95.8
'97.24
—
—
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'94.16
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—
—
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95.24
95.8
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Feb
—
—
asked
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'94.16
1981
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—
and
95.24
1976
1
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103.4
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1
Oct
102.16 Jan
—
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'95.8
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24
101.16 Jan
w—75
100.8
25
Jan
July 15 1972
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17
101.16 Feb
5
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97.20 Mar 12
16
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102.8
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.
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91
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91
99
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1961
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1962.-J,
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1962
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1957
76
77
76%
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—
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10
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(City of) 6s 1952
DevelopmentCo Ltd—
JAPernambuco
113%
__
(interest
JANuremberg
5 Vis due
99%
—May-Nov
3yas 1984—
& Susquehanna RR 4'/2s 1975
3y4s
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1959
sinking fund external loan
A5Vis
19'A
—
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of)—
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6s
89
171%
*179
June-Dec
1958
-
of) 6s
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2008
fund
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(Kingdom
Oriental
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20%
(interest
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3 Vis
193/4
,
2.125%)
extl
reduced
4s
98
1946—Feb-Aug
—
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April-Oct
1952
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Norway
18%
sinking fund 6Vis 1958___Mar-Sept
pursuant
Netherlands
97%
3%s
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agree't)
(State)—
reduced
92
87%
97%
♦88
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:
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2%s debentures 1987
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18
Jan-July
—
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97
159
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-
mortgage
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17
—
'
90
159
97
—
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assented
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■
1st
2%s
*17%
1933
agreement)
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A6s
—
--
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—
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1979—
external
2Vis debentures 1975
1963.Jan-July
agree't)
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Alabama Power First Mortgage 3'/2s
38
II
1968_Jan-JuIy
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JATreasury 6s of 1913
1
*94
on—
1953
1963
1961 extended to
Aluminum
;
(1942
99%
102%
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to
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Allis-Chalmers
Jan-July
assented
new
16
15
98
♦157
1971
coupon
series
assented
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agree¬
1945
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April-Ocf
II
assented
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assented
101%
16
11
99%
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1952
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f.;
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1954
of
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1981
to
1952
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I
II
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1 A4s
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12
11
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June-Dec
1961
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mtge $
extended
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due
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53
53
108
165
—
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4
-
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*175
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1
1945
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.
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June-Dec
1958
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.
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t.
-
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1962
—
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67
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93
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1943
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April-Oct
Mexican
5A4Vis
92
Ltd—
1958
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82
-mm
126%
1
1965
extended
(State
30-year 3s
to
'30
of
83
'
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
May-Hoy
(Imperial Govt)—
Vis extl loan of '24 1954
6 Vis
93
111
Jan-July
JAUruguay
June-Dec
1951
(40-yr)
-
10
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A 6
88
111
,
external
Co
f 1952
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(City
A 5
,
Jan-July
Jan-July
1952
(Kingdom
92
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18
*98% 100
Mar-Sept
Utility Institute—
30-yr gtd ext s f 3s 1977
5 A External
82
*86
—May-Nov
Power
of)
(Prov
5Vis due 1971
Italian Public
lAItaly
89
►106
1962
secured
Tokyo Electric
(Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
f 3s
173/4
36
*154
Italian
s
187/a
17
17
Apr-Ocf
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7Vis 1950
Helsingfors (City) external 6Vis 1960
30-year gtd ext
B
assented
ABVis
June-Dec
May-Nop
4Vis
2004
external
Africa
Tokyo
(State of)
funding
*85
Jan-July
Sydney County Council J'As 1957
61
7
117% 117%
April-Oct
A7s part paid 1964
A 6s
part paid 1968
C'onv
2.25%)
66%
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HigM
„_Mar-Sept
1956—.
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63'A
1
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;June-Dec
6Vis due 1952 extended to 1962..;.——.June-Dec
■
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fAHamburg
Jan-July
Jan-July
1999—
95%
126% 126%
Jan.
No.
loan)—
1949
due
series
A4Vis
—...
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Govt
5Vis loan
Greek
79%
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1972__
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bonds
gold
to
secured
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,
1930—
of
1980__
bonds
(extl
§ A7s
793/4
Range Sine*
bold
-
Conversion
International
2.5%)
Shlnyetsu Electric
fund issue 1953 due 1963—Jan-July
1953 issue—
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Prussian
Bonds
High
A
external dollar loan 1968
—Jan-July
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'
reduced to 2%) 2012
-April-Oct
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)—.
1936
3s dollar
Friday's
A 6s
>
.*
89
to
reduced
83'A
79%
«
or
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■
164
158'A
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Sale Price-
of)—
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84
76
V
1956
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
♦78
.v
—April-Oct
April-Oct
(State
1936
103
99%
1924
10-year bonds of
Paulo
stamped pursuant to Plan
(interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
jA8s external 1950
47%
47%
II
l
Last
Period
how
Ban
11
Week's Range
Interest
High
53%
Monday, June
RECORD
BONDS
Low
7
100% 100%
—May-Nov
May-Hoy
bonds 1969
5'/is dollar
*45%
100%
Jan-July
7s 1967—
IA Frankfort on Main 6 Vis. 1953.
4Vis sinking fund 1973
German (Federal Republic of)—
(Republic off)
External
54
No.
.
8
New York Stock Exchange
1
(interest reduced to
Stamped assented
A Estonia
53%
__
High
Jan.
8s
Denmark
BOND
JUNE
Range Since
Sold
(State)-—
Czechoslovakia
3%)
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Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
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WEEK
Week's Range
Last
Period
*
-
Stock Exchange
New York
EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
..
99
♦91'A
96
96
96%
99
99
101'A
92%
91
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98%
97
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__
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100%
118%
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reduced
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footnotes see
Plan
A
2012
page
56
1
54
56'A
California Electric Power first 3s
California
Canada
May -Nop
33.
56
(interest
•57
58%
56
56%
Oregon Power 3Vis
Southern
Canadian
consol
National
Ry
etd
1976
1974
5s
gtd 4%s
A
1962
19^7
June-Dec
May-Nop
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94'A
97%
96
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103%
103'A 103%
22
102%
107%
Jan-July
101%
101% 102'A
2
101'A
102%
.
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BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Bale Price
Exchange
New York Stock
ENDED JUNE 8
or
Low
High
1
Low
Wo.
.
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
*
Jan.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Week's Range
Friday
<
Bonds
Friday's
Bid ft Asked
Bale Price
or
Friday's
Bends
Bid ft Asked
Low
High
Range Sines
Bold
High
Jan. 1
No.
Low
MffS
Canadian Pacific Ry—
1965—
4s
Ohio
Cllnchfield &
Carolina
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
(perpetual)
consol debenture
A%
&
April-Oct
AGen
Central
91%
94%
94i/2
*—
23
951/2
91%
'
96%
94
V
97
95
—
A
927/a
93%
91%
of
92
3
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1987
3%s
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1974
3s
97
90%
42
91%
York
New
73 Va
Deere
series
4s
AGen mortgage
Central RR Co
94%
105 Vb
83%
4 Vis series
mortgage
99
"
7
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%» 1876—Aprll-Ocf
First mortgage 3s 1978
—Jan-July
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-—June-Dee
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—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s 1984
Mar-Sept
Dayton Union Ry 3%,a series B 1868
June-Dec
Ry—
Jan-July
1995
May
A Jan 1 2020
2020——May
mortgage 4 Vis series B Jan 1
First
♦—
Aprll-Ocf
107%
71
99% 100 %
*72
Feb-Aug
1976
debentures
3%s
Central of Georgia
101
80
103%
103
June-Dec
Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
Case
(J.I) Co 3%s debs 1978
Oelanese Corp 3s debentures 1965—
Carthage
103%
96%
76%
75»/2
761/2
10
75%
88
60%
6iy4
35
60 %
67
94%
94 y8
94"%
19
94
98%
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1
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Feb-Aug
B 1968_
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series
3%s
mortgage
*981%
*99% 100 %
101%
—
Jan-July
„_
101
99%
__
Morris
99
97%
4Vis
General
Ry—
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1992_—
3Vis series D 1996—May-Noo
Refund and impt M 3Vis series E 1996—Feb-Auy
Refund and impt M 37/as series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
—Jan-July
Refund and impt M
"
"
119
119
98%
103%
101%
112
106
--
106
107
*106
110%
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1958
4s
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1st
ref
&
Chicago
series
3%s
mortgage
debs
income
5s
5s 1997—£
April
B 1985——May-Nov
93%
90'/a
—April
78
78
78
73
1989,'
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st
3s series B
mortgage
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4V4s
1994
2%s-4 %s
Income
*
3%s
1977—
City Ice & Fuel 2%s debentures 1966
City Investing Co 4s debentures 1961
s
f debs
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5s
&
70
80%
10
*78
99
96%
96%
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93'/a
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93 Vb
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70
94%
;
*
-
981%
ref mtge
3 Vis
debentures
3%s
debentures
1979
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1968
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23/4s
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Feb-Auy
1976_.
>
—
debentures; 1978
3s
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98%
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97%
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2
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debs 1984
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13
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91%
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106
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—
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15
93%
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-
—
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Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 3%s 1966
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—
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—
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36
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1970—-June-Dec
/
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4s June
1970
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4s
& ref
4s
ser
A
1970—.
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For
& ref
4s ser B
footnotes
see
1970
June-Dec
page
33.
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debentures
*30
Jan-July
c
1958—
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April-Oct
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Jan-July
Jan-July
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Jan-July
—
debentures
31%
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—
—
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—
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Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
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3s
debentures
1969
———
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979
June-Dec
First mortgage 2%s 1980
June-Dec
May-Noc
1st mortgage 3%s 1981—
1st
99%
95
—
99
108%
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1st
98
46
94%
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2000
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2010
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1961
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A July 2015
102%
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Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
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102%
100 Va
97
94 %
—Mar-Sept
conv
100%
94%
95
Company—
subord debs 1969
Ry Co—
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series D 1976
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General mortgage 3%s series O
General mortgage 2%s series P
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AGreen Bay & West debentures
A Debenture certificates B
3%s
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98
96%
98%
♦92
♦II
103
103 %
103%
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3V8s 1982—
mortgage 3%s 1983
mortgage
—June-Dec
H
101
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Hackensack
2%s 1976
35%
37%
1
23
25 %
28%
30%
28%
31%
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31
—
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4
31%
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94%
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Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
3%s debentures 1958.
4%s debentures 1968
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96%
89%
-
104%
I960
3%s debentures 1961
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3%s debentures 1975
General Motors Corp 3%s debs 1979
3s
97%
-
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4s
99%
RR—
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10
103
Ry—
mortgage 4s
90%
■
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110
—Jan-July
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95
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154
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94
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151
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Mar-Sept
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Mar-Sept
General Telephone Corp 4s conv debs 1971_May-Nov
Good Hope Steel & Iron Works—
5 A 7s s f mortgage 1945
;
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Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
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96
— —
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96i/4
94
100
Transportation—
1981
subord debentures
92%
18
88
95
145
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.
89%
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100
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88%
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5A6s
debentures 1948
5%s debt adj ser A 1968
4%s debt adj ser B 1968
4%s debt adj ser C 1968
General Foods. Corp 3%s debs 1976
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
104%
96%
1972.
1977.
convertible
3%s
98
II5
r
conv
General
102%
1
80%
105%
c
4s
91%
"98%
May-Nov
Jan-July
May-Nov
Rubber 3s debs 1961
Dairies Inc 4%s 1980
Co 4%s 1982
General American
99%
102
:
19
117% 1181/2
,
97 Va
...
*99% 100%
117%
94
.
&
99%
101
to payment
Consumers Power first mtge 27/as 1975
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
3%s subord conv debs 1980
;
Continental
Foremost
101%
100
Tire
debentures
debentures
Fort Worth & Denver Ry
104%
102
—.
93
*95
147%
3%s 1971—Mar-Sept
tFlorida East Coast first 4%s 1950
AFirst and refunding 5s series A
75
97 Va
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—
A3s
Firestone
2%s
(Bait)—
1986
f 2%s ser X
s
Natural Gas
94%
120
87%
97%
——
103
85
102%
5.
F
95%
70
•
'
Consolidated Gas El Lt & Power
1st ref M 2%s ser T 1976
1st ref M 2%s ser U 1981-
inc 4%s ser A Jan 3015
April
3Vis series E 1964_April-Ocf
mtge
98
79%
'
*102
Oompanla Salitrera—See
*
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Consolidated Edison of New York—
First aBd refund mtge 23/4s ser A 1982_Mar-8ept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser B 1977_April-Oct
First and refund mtge 23/4s ser C 1972_June-Dec
First and refunding 3s series D 1972
May-Noo
First and refund mtge 3s series E 1979—Jan-July
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1981_Feb-Auy
1st & ref M 3 Vis ser G 1981
May-Nov
1st & ref M 3%s ser H 1982
^Mar-Sept
1st & ref M 3%e aeries. I 1983
;
Feb-Aug
1st & ref M 83/as ser J 1984---Jan-July
1st Si ref 3%s series K 1985—:
:
June-Dec
3s convertible debentures 1963—
June-Dec
1st
99
consol
First
\
2
102%
82
78
*__
First consol mortgage
>
85
*
*94
debentures
Consolidated
.100.
fry
16
96
98%
Erie Railroad Co—
96%
'
series F 1981_
April-Oct
3%s subord conv debs 1964
May-NovColumbus & South Ohio Elec 3%s 1970_—May-Sept
1st mortgage 3s/ss 1983—
May-Non
1st
mortgage
33/4s 1986
Apr-Oct
Commonwealth Edison Co—0
First mortgage 3s series L .1977—
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s series N 1978
_June-Dec
3s sinking fund debentures .1999—
April-Oct
23/4s s f debentures 1999
April-Oct
2%s s f debentures 2001
—April-Oct
1965
Ohio Division first mortgage
70%
141%
91
•
*
10
109% 109 %
1037/a
97%
70
97%
171%
—
April-Oct
April-Oct
93%
43
94
103%
135
■
99
Mar-Sept
98%
81
94%
98%
79
92%
*94%
103%
*98
—June-Dec
—Feb-Auy
series C 1977——.—.—April-Oct
D 1979-——;
Jan-July
ser E 1980—
—^Mar-Sept
debentures
37cs
stamped
5s
97
96%
3
20
103% 103%
Georgia div first 6s 1956_May-Noe
first cons gold 5s 1995.Jan-July
&
96%
.
100 %
*78
(N Y)
100 %
87
79%
Inc—
A 1975
debentures series B 1975—
3V2s debs series
Va
3Vss series F 1990—Jan-July
First consol mtge 3%s series G 2000
Jan-July
A 5s Income debs Jan
1, 2020
Apr-Oct
n
90
*85 Va
Apr-Oct
.
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3y4s 1970
El Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965
•
*101
series
debentures
107%
93%
—
100% 100%
87
1986
58
'
95
Columbia Gas System
3%s
Edison El 111
102%
■
-*.*•
94
Jnn-Jvlv
22
97%
101% 102
97%
3s
East Tenn
100%
102%
—-
100%
90
135% 136%
Feb-Auy
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
17
'
■
102%
97
'
May-NoB
Jan-July
16
95%
96%
97%
1970—Jan-July
June-Dec
Illuminating
First mortgage 3s 1982
First mortgage 2%s 1985
First mortgage 33/ss 1986
3s
3y2s
136
May-Nov
B 1976-Mar-Sept
1984
3Vis
mortgage
102
95
5
99%
6
■-8V
U
92%
—
1
33
90%
169
.1961
Co 2%s 1977
2%s 1979
2%s 1980
3y4s 1982
3%s 1983
mortgage
1st
83%
104
1
102% 102%
June-Deo
Electric
debentures
103%
98
■m
99 %
98%
90%
June-Dec
1995—;
General Mtge
1021%
79%
3s
mortgage
1st mortgage
1st mortgage
95
27
104% 104%
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
First mortgage 3s 1989——
:
May-Nov
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4'/2s 1961—April-Oct
J
1st mortgage
92
80
80
98
99
and impt 4%s series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991—Jan-July
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990_May-lVou
v
74
1st.
Refunding
Cleveland
Duquesne Light
69%
1st
1—^——June-Dec
1993
series B
lien
first
Feb-Aug
2%s ser
Dow Chemical 2.35s debentures 1961
3s
subordinated
debts 1982
56
St Louis Ry—
1993—
General gold 4s
General
Chic
Cincinnati
Mack
70%
80
99%
97%
97%
1980.
gold 4s 1995—-June-Dec
series O
ref 3 Vis
62%
%
Cleveland
&
67%
80
103
99
Second gold 4s
101%
98
103%
100
*91
637/a
98'/a
100
6
May-Nov
Gen
80
92
4
100
Mar-Sept
62%
~2
..
100
Gen & ref 2%s ser N 1984
77%
K
62y2
98 '/a
—
100
100
ser
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR
98 i/s
84%
97%
100
mem
May-NoB
June-Deo
3%s
74%
3
--
—
1976
3s convertible debentures 1958
8 Vis conv debs
1969
& ,ref
29
*
78
—
*__
70
70
~4
80
95%
_Jan-July
2%s ser J 1985
ref mtge
69 »/4
70
80
—
Aprll-Ocf
Mar-Sept
&
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s
70
92%
92%
*91%
Jan-July
86%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1970
3s
Co
Gen
265
98
88
(3% fixed
Interest)
1993—
83%
591/8
90
3s
"5
57%
12
April
86%
57%
93%
mortgage
,
I960—
debentures
Service
87
"
92
Lake—r
contingent
Edison
Gen
76%
250
82
92
(4%%
2018
—
69%
mortgage
debentures
4s
Cities
89
97
96
75
June-Deo
series H 1970.
General and refund 2%s series I 1982—May-Sept
125
70
2
May-Nov
May-Nov
ser
861/2
Ry—
1994_Jan-July
Jan-July
F 1963
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series G 1963
Jan-July
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
1st coll trust mtge 43/8S ser A 1982
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975_ApnZ-Oct
First mortgage 2Vis 1978
Jan-July
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
First mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969—Feb-Aug
Fiist mortgage 2%s series G 1974_;
Feb-Auy
O I T Financial Corp 25/8s 1959
ApnZ-Oct
First
1%
*96i/4 103I/2
1999—April
-Jan-July
Union Station—
3%s series
Chicago
Income
Detroit
~9
,73
-
75 Va
70%
98
75
Western RR—
interest)
Salt
&
Detroit
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
2%s ser A 1980
'4 Vis income debs 1995—
mtge
105%
120
3
4
75
May-Nov
May 1 2043
(3% fixed
interest) 1993
contingent
90%
71
*70
April
April
&
First
1%
69%
3
121
101%
98% 100
Income mortgage series A
85
'
.
2
RR—
*—Jan-July
North Western Ry—
mortgage conv inc 4Vis Jan 1
1
72
90 '/a
4Vis inc ser A Jan 2019—April
4Vis conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
5s inc debs ser A Jan 1 2055.—Mar-Sept
Second
11
851/4
121
General mortgage
Chicago
94%
85'/4
*70%
90 y8
A Jan 2003
4Vis inc ser
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific
First mortgage 4s series A 1994—
:
95%
93%
93%
85 y4
121
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
A2nd mortgage
97%
89 Va
'■
—
May-Nov
Jan-July
1st gold 5s 1982
Chicago Great Western 4s ser A 1988
AGeneral inc mtge 4 Vis Jan 1 2038
-
103%
91%
4
95%
contingent
May-Nov
2054
Jan
Erie
Chicago &
100%
39
92
4-6s
& Rio Grande
Denver
AGeneral mortgage inc conv
First
91%
*92%
103%
101
First mortgage series A
RR—
111
Eastern
&
10iy4 102
1970^_Feb-Auy
Feb-Aug
1990
3s
mtge
101 %
92
3VaS 198o—
mortgage
refunding mortgage 2%s
First and
95
100
mortgage and coll trust 3%s
Denver
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
General
98
5
26
98%
1977_Ju»e-Deo
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1979_Jan-JttIp
1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980
Mar-Sept
.May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1984
.June-Deo
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1985—
103
98%
12
112
trust
A 1989
mtge & coll tr 4y2s ser B 1985
First
98
99'%
102% 102%
*108
95%
97
101
75
1993—.
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973—1
123%
118%
16
99%
*98%
102%
30
119
98 %
~2
95%
97
100
100%
division
mtge & coll tr 5s
1st
*
& Ohio
93%
95%
Pennsylvania Division—
1st
Chesapeake
mortgage due
& Essex
Collateral
99
101
98%
~
—May
series O 1973—May-Nov
M 5s
refund
98%
*90%
95%
99
Western RR Co—
& Western Div
&
Lackawanna
and
soy*
—
99%
—
—
4s
Lackawanna
York
First
A Income
98%
Feb-Auy
1974
3 Vis series A
refund
1977
Hudson
&
1968—April-Oct
.—Jan-July
extended 1963—Jfa#-Nov
92%
*
debentures
debentures
3y8s
61
2%s
Co
Delaware
Central Pacific Ry Co—•
First and
&
*91%
*
JAHarpen
A Ad
&
Manhattan first 5s A
income 5s Feb 1957
Justed
1957.
*87%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
88
90%
88
147
147
3
147
149
Jan-July
137%
137%
143
39
113%
149
Jan-July
118 5/t
118% 118%
3
118%
120%
5
90%
96%
91%
Jan-July
*
Feb-Aug
99
*99%
Mar-Sept
99%
103%
._Mar-Sepl
..April-Oct
92
101%
103%
44%
43%
44%
153
42%
47%
25
24%
26%
77
23%
30
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32
NEW
YORK
Last
Period
Exchange
FOR
WEEK
Sale Prlee
or
Jan.
High
90'/a
91'/a
*95%
96'A
NO.
Low
1981__Jan-July
June-Duo
series A
3s series B 1978
4%s-3%s ser A
Consul mortgage 5%s-3%s series B
Consol mortgage 33As series C 1974
Consol mortgage 3%s series F 1984
1st mtge 3'As ser G 1980
1st mtge 3%s ser H 1989—,
Consol
•
3 Vis
90%
19
f
Steel
Indianapolis
rT
97
90
90
90
94 %
94'A
94'/2
76
Inter
Interstate
3Vis
s
33As
70%
70%
72
100
70%
78
78%
180
78
87%
87%
89
103
87'A
91%
Collateral
April-Oct
103%
77
102%
104'A
98
97
149%
Geneial
100
*85
95
149%
167'%
1st mortgage
97%
clear
&
*99'/a
*__
3%s debs
Kansas
1st
1st mtge 4s
__
Power & Light 2%s
2%s 1978
City
23/4S
mortgage
Kansas
City
99'A
91
91
30
96
income
N
100%
Kentucky Central
1st
Y
N
94%
Lack
4
April-Ocf
Y
New
Jan-July
>107
Kentucky <fe Indiana Terminal
4Vis
1961—Jan-July
Jan-July
*-,
Stamped
Plain
1961
;
1961
4%s
1961
Kings County Elec Lt Si Power 6s 1997
tAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates
1st mtge
RR
Terminal—
sink fund 3%
145
&
3%
3%
3Vis registered 1997
Lehigh Coal Si Navigation 3Vis
Lehigh Valley Coal Co-—
V
3'/a
83%
April-Ocf
5s
stamped 1964,
1st &
ref
5s
stamped. 1974_*.a_w
*75
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
mortgage 5s extended
1st
Series
A
Series B
Series
to
fixed
5s
...May-Nov
ASeries
4s
D
contingent
ASeries
E
F
interest
2003
Little
Miami
Lockheed
3.75s
general
Aircraft
subord
IALombard
4s
series
1962
ser
Lorillard
80%
68'A
3s
74%
7 2'/8
79
84
79%
*121
1976_June-Dec
D
,
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
1976—.:
3%s debentures 1978—
Louisville & Nashville RR—
,
97'/a
100%
4s
101
96
96
16
100'A 101
96%
100
95%
*„
103%
Quar-Jan
90'A
100%
St Louis
Mar-Sept
*11
97%
90
___.
*_.
94
94
94
Gas &
Elec
1st
1st
mtge
3'/as
1982
1st
mtge
3'/as
2%s
mtge
1984
subord
Maine
Central RR 5'/as 1978
Feb-Aug
Manati Sugar 4s sinking fund Feb 1
1957—May-Nop
Manila RR (Southern Lines* 4s 1959.
May-Nov
May Dept Stores 25/8s debentures
3 Vis
8
3Vis
s
f
debentures
f
debentures
1972
debs
McKesson & Robblns 3 Vis debs 1973
Mead Corp iirst mortgage 3s 1966.J.
Merritt-Chapman
4Vis
conv
&
Scott
First
3%s
mortgage
3%s
First
fund
Mining
Paul
Si
Ste
Texas
lien
5s
series
4s
1st
94'/a
First &
101%
First &
100
15
103'/a
mtge
99'/a
series
Jan
C
1
&
First
&
100
101
101
100'/a
103
96%
96%
96%
87
87%
61
9
First &
,
refunding
refunding
First & refunding
86%
31
60%
90,
1st
&
1st
&
94'A
1st
&
&
*
83
85
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15
82%
96%
95
100'A
&
refunding
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1st
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87
87
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78
89 %
78
;
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—
85
87
—
2
,
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94
90
85'A
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91%
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90'A
92%
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ref
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series
refunding
3 %s
-
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112
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97
95%
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104%
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110
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—
98%
99%
1966
99%
102
—
80
102
98
101%
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3%s
series
ref
M
3%s
ser
96%
90
88%
91'A
.620
mtge
income 43/4s
ser-
A
Jan
1
2020
70
69%
70%
702
66'A
77'A
mtge income 4%s
ser
B
Jan
1
2030
65%
65'A
65%
443
62 %
61%
62 '/a
474
59 Va
26
96
100
98'A
13
97
100 %
95
95
96 »A
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95%
94%
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*94%
1987
aeDentur'es; 1985—June-Dec
1—
lIApril-Oct
—April-Oct
3'As
debentures
1978
debentures
1983
debentures
'*"97%
95%
94%
.93%
Income
cell
debentures
trust
Jan
1
2045.
1976
Morris & Essex
Mountain
3%s
first
States
&
Tel
2%s
100
100%
24
98 'A
100%
^Mar-Sept
69%
71
12
69
75
—Feb-Aug
93
93
1
93
97%
98
99
'
'
*98'A
1958—May-Nov
gtd 3Vis 2000
Tel
debentures
100%
Afar-Sept
Mohawk Si Malone first
gtd 4s 1991
Monongahela Ry 3'As series B 1966
Morrell (John) & Co 3s debentures
95%
June-Dec
1986—
1978
63
_
_May-Nov
63
64
ApriZ-Oct
32
*96%
—
63
68%
87'/a
88%
__
—
—
98%
_
„
100'A 100'A
96%
96%
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-
89%
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r
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Si
St
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104'A
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100 %
89%
86%
03%
95
97
92
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•
93
98"
95%
95
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..April-Oct
**
England
Tel
'*0
&
wji v
Tel
guaranteed 4 Vis
debentures
—May-Noo
B
1982
footnotes
.
96'A
*„
4'As
General
mortgage
*96%
98%
96%
100'/a
1964__June-Der.
*__
mortgage
3'As
series
97%
104% 106'A
102
33.
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94%
94'A
90
100 "2
103'
102
j
100%
106
100
,
97%
General
102'A
150
55
94
94%
98
102
102
96
101
101'A
102
104%
93%
5
B
series
97 Vi
94
95'A
First
&
&
&
16
99%
93%
991/2
104%
103% 104%
25
103
104
104%
87
102%
107%
105
105 %
24
3%
110'/a
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Jan-July
99%
98 '/a 101
60
8%
99
99
99%
21
99
80 'A
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11
80 »4
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98%
1
98
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67'A
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67
77
97 la
97%
6
95
1981
D
1984
1985
series E
series F
first
April
4s
external
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
April
1960
1990
,
Mar-Sept
Ry
series
B
refunding 2%s
C
97%
1977
1971
refunding 2%s 1967
refunding 2%s 1974
First & refunding 2%s 1981
First Si refunding 2%s 1978—
First & refunding 3'As 1982
1st & ref mtge 3'As 1983—
1st & ref mtge 3 %s 1985
106%
105%
105'/a
86
101 %
_
*1083A
Feb-Aug
1974
gold 4%s series
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First
99
94%
105%
—June-Dec
1968
General
5s
99
104
1960____Feb-Aug
4%s
3%s series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
First
21
4s
Marquette
101%
93%
__April-Oct
1965.^
4'/4s
General
91 "4
96%
106
..April-Ocf
page
General
99%
1
A
5s
96%
101'/a
102'A
:
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see
99%
89%
22
Coseries
3s debentures 1974
For
94%
99%
*—
97%
•
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BONDS
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Bonds
Friday's
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.
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BONOS
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EXCHANGE
STOCK
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Volume
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
or
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guaranteed 4s
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100%
146
•
E 1975—Mar-Sept
ser
119
32
140
»
June-Dec
1957—May-Nov
Wisconsin
87%
*81
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
148 y8
'
__
164
.
Jan-July
3'As series
first
72
102% 103%
120%
Yonkers
Electric Light &
Power 2%s
197 6. J an-July
*
89%
88%
100
90
April-Oc!
•*
93%
98
96
95
99'A
100
90
90%
90%
18
129% 136%
131
1971—May-Nov
414
114%
•
40
88%
92%
94%
15
93%
96%
94
91
90
Deferred
delivery
sale
not
_
145%
90 %
Jan-July
1974
89%
-
*95
-
1967r^__June-Dec
1982
included In the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot Bale not
included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year'B range,
r Cash sal*
not included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
SNegotlabllity impaired by maturity.
{Companies reported as being In bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 Of
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
a
2013—.u—April„
conv
Co
-103% 104'A
1985——April-Oc!
4'As
&
102% 104%
104%
103
——
161
mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
debentures
103%
:.—.......May-Nov
gold
debentures 2%s
(N J)
debentures
debs
1983—:.
first
June-Dec
168
'
__
*161%
*145%
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sep!
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§Alst mortgage 6s ser A 1953
Jan«-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sep!
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
—Mar-Sep!
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Jan-July
3%s conv debs 1975
May-Woo
May-Woo
(Indiana)
Standard Oil
*92
Northeastern RR—
Internal
Standard
93%
113
90'/a
90
163
__
*146
■
June-Dec
debentures
Lighting
Power
5s
99%
88%
1973—June-Dec
1977
debentures
ASpokane
series
consol
*•
i.
June-Dec
mortgage 3s guaranteed
Electric 3'As 1974
Penn
Gen
Mortgage
New
94
Co—
First
first
♦165
Jan-July
Jan-July
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A I960— April-Oc!
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979—..
Apr-Oc!
Western Pacific RR Co 3%.s ser A 1981.. .Jan-July
107'A
91%
*__
103%
90
897/a
*90
Western
93'%
97'A
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
A 1977
1969
First
Memphis
88
*89'A
114%
105%
102 %
•
104%
103%
104
Co—
Penn
4s
98'%
*96%
...Jan-July
105%
99'A
103'A
90%
mtge
West
163
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
1970
1981
Ry
6
Co—
debentures
San Fran Term 1st mtge
26
99
-
104% 104%
mtge 4s income series A Jan
General
Co—
Southern Pacific
Southern
127
96 %
91
104'A
Jan-July
;
101
7
100% 100%
*_•_
refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Sep!
West
94%
Jan-July
.
(Oregon Lines)
4'As
4'As
102
149%
*96'A
90%
95%
101'/a 101%
-
1951—.June-Dec
C .1951
refund mtge
Westchester
93%
102
v
Co—
Telegraph
Southern Indiana Ry 23/4s 1994
8outhern Natural Gas Co 4'As conv
Southern
4
1963——April-Oct
.
Edison
144
144
—June-Dec
„
1987
California
98%
103
*97
and
West
91%
Jan-July
.Jan-July
1985
debentures
Southern
5s
&
1979—.
debentures
27/es
gtd
93
—Mar-Sep!
1976
?%s
Telephone
debentures
2%s
1951—
3'/4S conv 1983
debentures 1965
Ala
North
&
6'As
96%
96%
*„
1981
April
income 4%s series B Jan 1991-—April
mortgage 3%s series B 1971—
Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3'%$ 1976—May-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
100'%
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
April-Oct
Shell Union Oil 2'As debentures
1971——April-Oct
debentures
88 %
105%
*94%
■
Gen
94%
100'%
92
3s
84 %
86
-
.
Gen
98%
June-Dec
1966
96%
92'A
105 %
*__
Corp of America—
Wabash RR
99%
112%
109
94%
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1977
97%
117 %
103
*103% 103%
First
1980
B
101%
91%
5
92%
Feb-Aug
■
Co—
& Sons 2%s
92%
1
4
724
w
.v
*92
Beagram (Jos E)
100
100
92%
103%
91%
103
■
A
100%
96
97%*
1989—May-Woo
1971
91% k
103
——April-Oct
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C 1973—April-Oc!
114
100'A
1989_Pan-July
96
96%
1
*100
May-Nov
June-Dec
mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981— June-Dec
& ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982
April-Oc!
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
101%
108
108
1968_June-Dec
4s
1st gtd 4s
debentures
conv
debentures
f
s
England
3s
mtge 3s
37/8s
gold
cons
Depot 3'/8s B 1971
New
&
Paper
first
97%
94
1st
97
100'A
*107
97%
—Apr-Ocf
1947
First consolidated 5s
May-Woo
97
103 %
95%
92%
*91
97%
1st
101
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
100
99%
14
101% 102%
101%
April-Oct
RR
and
First
95
92
90%
;
97
_May-Nov
Corp—
series
First and refund
89'A
May
2022
Jan
95
Apjil-Oc!
1973
1976—:
—
series
assented
conv
First
86%
*91
Jan-July
A
ser
101%
97%
•95'%
V
First
1997
4'As
85%
.33
101 %
*97'/a 100
Feb-Aug
sinking fund mtge series C 1951
Vanadium
*90'A
3
1996_Jan-July
April-Oct
25%
101 »/a 101%
May-Wop
-
debentures
A
assented
3 %s
Ry Co—
4s series A
mtge
mtge
Mar-Sept
gold 5s
1996
6s
1st mortgage
1st
73%
700
.Jan-July
consol gtd 4s series B
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
Second
117
32
--Jan-July
-
-
debentures
debs
3'/as
Bt Lawrence &
84
Mar-Sept
trust
Works
Vandalia
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
82%
28%
1973——April-Oct
America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
103
*96 % 101 %
1969——Mar-Sept
95%
82%
debs
f
s
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
Electric
General mortgage
104'A
93
29%
Jan-July'
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1977
Steel
6'As
155%
148
;
1970
6'As sinking fund mtge series A
3%s assented series A 1951
156%
147%
—
100%
36
100
June-Dec
2%s debs
2%s debentures 1967
186
147%
1
*151
135'/a
'
of
coll
&
U S Rubber 2%s
175%
186
*151
1952—
6s 1953
1955
6s
&
mtge
3'%s
*181
1980
1976
Co
s
—
*151
6s
mtge
mtge
May-Woo
1950
7s
98 %
134
Co—
Gas
3%s
86
99'A
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
5 A Direct
95
8
*93
Missouri 3%s 1971—May-Nov
trust 2%s 1975_April-Oct
—May-Nov
4'%s
debentures
4%s
100
175 %
—
*154%
Oii
1975—
Car
Biscuit
United
sinking fund mortgage 1946
3 Vis
21
101'A 101%
.-June-Dec
3'As 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975—
Rheinelbe Union—
T7s
101%
1985—Jan-July
1974
Corp 2%s 1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st
117%
80%
96
97%
-
97%
of
debentures
Tank
1st
Radio Corp of America 3Vis conv
19
95
134
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union
3%s
1964
99%
95
96
95
95
1983
cpll tr 2%s
debs
conv
United
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
3%s
Union Pacific RR—
1031/4
100%
"5
Associated
debentures
mtge &
3s
96%
98%
100%
100-% 100'/4
f
3
Union Oil of California
99
90%
99'A
■
E
ser
95
102
134
96
June-Dec
1st mtge 3'%s 1982—
138%
208
,
'
104'A
3%s
58
Pacific—
Orleans
New
99% 100'/8
Ohio Cent ref and
1st
102%
138%
*91
of
90
98
99%
-
99%
114%
109
♦109
Jan-July
First, mortgage and coll
3s debentures 1968-
100%
9-1%
99
u
100%
202
"5
205
96%
93
97
1970—April-Oct
1900—April-Oct
5s 2000
gold
100
97%
*130
3%s
and -refund M
RR
Water
Union
98'A
M
first
Pacific-Missouri
Tol &
,
97'A
94%
nigh
104%
'
April-Oct
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
94
100
—
99
*—
April-Oc!
JAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s i960
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
'100'A 101%
98'A
Pacific
&
General
104%
89
—
*93%
—May-Nov
First
3'As
First and refunding mortgage 27/8s, 1979-June-Dec
3%s debentures 1972
i.
June-Dec
3%s debentures 1975
impt 2%s series D 1985
Tide
May-Noo
refunding mortgage 3%s
and
Term
108
202
and
impt M 4s series C 2019
Texas
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
1st
and
Texas
98
*102
1
93'A
NO.
Mar-Sep!
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
101
98'/a
2
98'A
98'A
Jan.
Low
104%
1966—Jan-July
Jan-July
—May-Woe
Refund
101
95
Range Sine*
Sold
High
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
93
100
30
—
*96'A
and
First
87
100'A 100'A
April-Oct
-
1973
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
T
102%
105
June-Dec
1977-
debs
3%s
Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 197.2
2%s debentures
1973
90%
102%
Chemical
Sunray
100%
106
*87 %
100'A
First and refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—.Jan-July
'
100%
89
May-Nov
Gas
&
97'%
Stauffer
June-Dec
1984
Electric
debentures
99
Refund
Mar-Sep«
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3'As
First mortgage 3s 1983
First
96
104% 104%
Feb-Aug
-
Period
Low
Ry—
First general 4'As series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
3 Vis s f debentuies 1986
Public
7
98
*105 %
Week's Bang*
Last
Sale Frloe
Interest
Exchange
High
*—
Mar-Sept
1974
C
Low
New York Stock
♦__
June-Dec
1962
B
Wo.
102% 102s/s
1964—May-No»
Ashtabula
&
series
RECORD
8
BONDS
1
100%
April-Oct
April-Oct
1984
ENDED JUNE
Since
Jan.
*88
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965...Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April- Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge
97
*97
Range
Sold
High
96
96
1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H I960—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
Pittsb Coke & Chem
Bonds
G
ser
WEEK
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—.Feb-Aug
Pillsoury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgn Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
FOR
Week's Range
97 %
.
A Bonds
selling
flat.
k
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
the
In
following extensive list
furnish
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
June 4, 1956, and ending Friday, June 8.
It is compiled by the reports of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current
yepr.
we
a
RANGE
rriaaj
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
t
Alloys
1
common
Acme
Wire
Adams
Aero
Hat Stores
Way
eon
VA
800
6%
2%
27/a
7%
7%
6%
2,000
6
11%
SOO
9
«n<ya
Ol
31
Jan
6%
6%
11
Apr
Alabama
Gas
Alabama
Great
8
Jan
1,900
2%
Jun
37/a
Jan
100
7'/a
Apr
8%
Jan
May
10 %
Jan
7%
7%
7%
900
%
%
u
3,400
10% Mar
13% Mar
6% Mar
%
Feb
8
r
Alabama
Alaska
Corp
Southern
Power 4.20%
Airlines
preferred-
Inc
50
35%
171
Alleghany
Apr
ALuegneny
Engineering Co
Corp warrants
Airlines inc
saie*
Range
for Week
Shares
35%
171
98
—100
4%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Hiah
33% May
High
37%
Jan
37
7,700
173
30
162
Jan
182
98 %
100
98
Apr
103%
Feb
5%
1,900
4% May
6%
Jan
May
1
5%
x35'/a
Jun
.100
7%
7%
7%
500
7
May
6%
6
6%
13,500
5
Jan
7% May
4'A
4%
4%
2,400
4%
Jan
5%
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares
All American
Apr
7/a
2
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
Feb
77/a
Apr
7%
11
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
High
28 % May
50c
Ltd
frtnfwnfno
6%
—3
Industries Inc
Petroleums
I?n»«
Low
2%
1
Ajax
High
1
(N J)
8
Friday
700
5
Associates Inc
JUNE
STOCKS
9'/a
•
ENDED
Bange Since Jan. 1
9
Air
Air
Shares
9
Stores
Ainsworth Manufacturing commonSurpass Shoe
WEEK
for Week
1
Inc
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew
Range
—10
Aluminum
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Low
Par
Acme
Co
Week's
x35'/a x35'/a
200
44%
Jan
9%
Jan
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 11, 1956
.
AMERICAN STOCK-EXCHANGE
stocks
American gink Exekaag*
Low
fur
—l
convertible preferred
Auieu
Allied cuuwui v.u Inc
Control Co
New
common
———-
common—
Industries Inc
Ambrook
American
Air Filter 5%
American
Beverage common
pla
con?
American
Book
American
Haru
American
Co
Rubber
Natural
Gas Co 6%
pfd
Writing Paper
100
23
11
50
3,600
2 %
400
Armour
8c
Co
Associate
Electric
American
33%
33%
34%
800
14%
14%
15%
1,200
4%
4j/b
4%
2,500
137/a
13l/2
14'A
2,500
Associate
Laundries
Associated
CI
A
Tel
(ex
July
1
of
"9% "9%
2,900
5%
6%
13,200
2%
2%
2{&
13%
13%
15%
800
14%
1,100
"9%
6
.
4,500
8 Va
4'/a
1,500
360
108
36'A
Jan
Central
16%
Apr
Feb
4%
Jan
Conv
16'A
Feb
Central
5%
Feb
17
Apr
18 JA
Jan
20%
Jan
dlv
arrear
Coast
6%
Feb
33%
Jan
44%
Apr
Clary
Jun
18
Apr
24
Jan
Clayton
18% May
900
8%
3%
2%
6,300
2 % May
103
103
,
1
1%
51%
Mar
102
700
53
1%
Jan
10
43%
32% May
4%
Jun
4%
Jun
5,600
9%
Feb
15%
Apr
3%
1,200
3 Vb
Jun
4% Mar
4%
500
4 Ve
Feb
4%
14%
1,000
14
Jun
9%
13,900
9
Jan
37
Feb
4%
4 %
14
14%
9%
9%
lo
Baker
1
Industries
Securities
32 %
32%
14%
14%
14%
3%
3
3
la
Corp
17,700
33
I
Rubber common
13
1
Inc
xjttiawln
Ltd
Oil
Inc
Beau-Brummell Ties
Instrument
Corp
3%
3%
1,600
14%
14%
15%
800
(H C)
Co
15%
Gold
9
Feb
11 Vb Mar
Jan
3% May
Jan
Coro
14% May
5% Mar
17%
Jan
Feb
American
Creole
Petroleum
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Cork
Crown
Internat'l
Drug Co
9% May
10%
Feb
13% May
900
6%
Feb
9% May
5% May
6%
Jan
Cuban
American
Feb
8%
Jan
Cuban
Atlantic
Sugar
Cuban
Tobacco
5%
6%
7%
1,400
37%
38%
400
Jun
47
Jan
101% 102
6%
6%
100
100
Apr
102
Feb
700
6
May
8% Mar
Curtis
Jan
8% Mar
2 Ve May
2% Jan
6%
8
6%
7
8%
1,900
2%
7
2%
100
25
•
31
32
39%
42
6%
150
37 »A
4%
•
40%
34,800
preferred
6%
Apr
Jun
26 y2 Mar
Jun
31
34% Jan
Lighting
Forman
Bruce (E L) Co
Bruck
B
8
Mills Ltd
Jan
F
Company
Buckeye
(The)
20 VB
1%
1
Die
8c
Bunker Hill
Mines
Machine
Jun
7%
Jan
Dejay Stores
3%
Jan
Dennison
Apr
Jan
40%
13 %
Jan
21% May
24% Apr
8%
10%
3%
1
2.50
—
-
17%
7%
24 %
Jan
200
21%
Apr
7%
Jan
Feb
Feb
34
May
11
May
4
Jun
Apr
4% Mar
13%
rets ord shares- —3s 6d
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
~12%c
Byrd Oil Corporation common..
25c
—
6%
convertible class A
8%
preferred
..
Feb
10%
Feb
11% May
9%
Jan
11
Feb
4
May
—
——
600
10%
100
3 Vb May
2,600
3%
18
17% May
7.50
1
5%
4%
-
■>
>5%
3%
*
12%
Detroit
Distillers
Co
American dep
Dome
20 % Mar
.1 Vb May
Dorr-Oliver
-
$2
7,300
3%
Jan
6
Feb
4% May
Duke Power Co
7% Mar
14% May
13%
Feb
2%
Jan
6'A
Feb
28% Mar
4%
Feb
15
Jan
Apr
100
Jun
67 % Mar
50
Apr
55
5
Feb
5
10o
40%
Cement Co Ltd
Jan
30
May
18%
Jan
29
Mar
•
Canada
26 Va
23,700
1
Bread
Co Ltd
common
6%%
preference
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__l
For footnotes
see
page
37.
32
32
3%
"3 ft
~3U
200
25,900
28% May
34% Mar
28%
,
2
40%
100
41%
Feb
57/b May
1% Jan
5,100
150
40 %
Jan
May
6%
Jun
Jan
2 Vu
Jan
44 % Mar
16%
•
80
%
5
15%
15%
15%
12%
12%
6%
6%
5
5
•
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<
17% Mar
Apr
15% May
% Jan
6,700
200
14%
12%
400
6%
1,300
t17
Feb
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17
11%
,
Jan
Jan
14% May
19%
1
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(ord
reg)__£1
Jan
21
Mar
Mar
6% May
8 %
200
4%
5%
Feb
8
79%
78%
82%
9,000
66 V8
Jan
1
8%
8VB
8%
10,500
6%
Feb
7%
Feb
18%
18%
20%
17%
Jan
26%
27
•
300
8
8
1
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•
15%
14%
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3,400
700
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16
2%
13%
600
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21,000
17%
16%
17%
10,400
13 Vb
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2.50
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8%
43
•
2
32,100
100
8%
*7
17%
2% Mar
8
9% Mar
5
Apr
Apr
51% Mar
Feb
< Feb
I
Mar
5% May
Jan
4
(Mo)
3% Mar
19
18%
May
1%
'
Jan
30% Jan
Jan
"3%
Apr
10% Mar
21%
,
Feb
~4
5
vtc
9%
26% May
150
Jan
91% Mar
17% May
2Va Jan
17%
Draper
Corp
2,200
16%
1.100
7%
7%
2,500
1%
500
33%
110
"7%
18
33
1
L
25c
Co
.
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12%
Jan
6 Vb
Jan
21
8%
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May
7%
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50
5%
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May
8%
Jan
2%
Apr
33
Jun
5%
Feb
5%
36% Mar
Jan
7
148
May
157
Jan
14
Jun
May
•*500
2%
4,900
14,000
17%
Jan
4% Mar
Apr
8 % Mar
38
26% Feb
..
,
~3
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17
Jun
lft Feb
1,100
.1,000
19% Mar
14 Vb Mar
900
5%
8%
8%
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1
,
5%
5%
Co
Apr
; 3% Mar
6%
,
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Co
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16%
-
300
15
2
:
-
8%
8%
•
20%
20%
20%
200
17%
15%
16%
500
12%
Apr
.Mar
7%
9
7,400
5%
common
7%
•.
7.50
17 Vb
8
17%
16%
1,000
12%
4%
Mar
23
Mar
"17 "
May
8%
-
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Jan
17%
Apr
39%
Jan
Apr
4%
1.500
4%
Jan
-5 %
Apr
35%
35%
100
31 %
Jan
35%
Jan
39
40%
800
36%
Jan
42 % May
22%
22%
23
2,000
22 Vb
May
.
,
12
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—
11% xl3%
65%
65%
65%
29%
Co_—
Jan
23
"
39
Inc
common
Harris
-
Jan
34%
Jan
Apr
ft May
Apr
..
3%
"18
9
•
Jan
.200
-
Jan
15%
■
19% May
ord stock
Ltd
Feb
1
2.50
Ltd
Coal
Co
2% Mar
_6s8d
Z
Drilling 8c Exporation Co.
DuMont
19%
15%
.17%
Chemical Co Ltd
29%
30
"
27%
Jan
Jan
25,400
11
Apr
14 %
100
44
Jan
28%
Feb
72% May
34% Mar
1,400
(Allen B) Laboratories6%
7,300
2%
2%
100
5
5%
800
6 Vb
—
6
May
10
Jan
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
dep rets ord reg.
(The) Co.
Hosiery class B common.
Test Corp common
Duraloy
1
t
Duro
17%
17%
250
47%
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
17
47%
52%
8,600
7%
9,500
22 Vb x24 %
2% May
4% Jan
3%
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
.10a
Durham
Dynamics
Eastern
4%%
Corp
Gas 8c
of
Jan
30%
1%
Jan
4
Fuel Assn common
9%
Jan
Feb
16% May
-
24
Jan
33%
52%
Jun
Feb
States
Jan
$7
$6
Corp
preferred series A
preferred series B.
7
Apr
8% Mar
26% May
14.400
15%
Jan
82
82
300
77%
Jan
35
35%
200
31 %
Jan
38% Mar
1
33%
30%
31%
2,500
22%
Feb
33%
•
187%
187'A 187%
171
170
20
Eastern
7
35
10
22%
100
Iron
Malleable
May
7
America
prior preferred
Eastern
•
5%
5%
1%
2
14% May
{J Apr
250
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canada
5
5%
1
27% Mar
Mar
500
Insurance
63
300
.
5
1
*
2%
6,000
10 V« May
Apr
1
7,900
Power
8% Mar
1,200
10,800
7% Mar
common
Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co
Driver
Feb
5'A
9%
9
Jan
Douglas OH Company
5%
Inc
Apr
,-.10% J^n
6% May
6
Dow
6% Jan
Jan
24%
8% May
4'A Apr
32.50
Apr
Jan
Feb
900
1,200
Inc
Jun
4%
22
16% Mar
6%
preferred
5%
19%
Feb
6VB
Ltd—
&
&
4%
1,000
13%
6VB
rets ord reg
Bridge
800
8,600
Jun
Jun
Ltd
Exploration
1,800
Apr
Jan
I 13%
12%
50o
Diversey (The) Corp
5%
1%
Jan
Jan
Ltd—
Jan
400
8%
37%
6%
2.50
Mfg
Devon-Leduc Oils
%
13
9%
5%
155%
Hardware
4%
•
2% Mar
Jun
13%
&< Manufacturing
4%
4%
——-
Jan
28
10%
Gasket
119,300
1
u
2
6% May
4.400
Inc
Textile
9 Vb
preferred
Fire
300
12%
Gray Iron Foundry..
Dominion
Jan
Consol Oil <fe Gas Co_
Camden
16,200
9
5%
debenture
Steel
7%
3%
$3.00
500
2 Vb
6%
Feb
10% Mar
74% May
5% Feb
11%
Detroit
Tar
1,400
9
8,000
$2.50
4%
2
6%
common
Dominion
Jun
Calif
Calvan
4%
2%
68
11%
common
Investment
Dominion
26%
Calgary <5r Edmonton Corp Ltd_
Aviation
Apr
4%
Mfg class A common...
Dominion
Apr
115,200
Electric
4%
May
8% May
64'A
1
Feb
22 %
C 8c C Super Corp (new)
Cable Electric Products common
Eastern
Jan
6% Mar
1.26
common
Oil
Inc
Common
California
! 44 %
b4%
Mar
5
10 %
37%
Oil Co
4% May
5,200
2,900
Burma Mines Ltd—
American dep
2,800
4
20
Dayton Rubber Co class
17 % Mar
4%
3%
17%
Feb
18
26%
4
10%
17% Jan
4
11
11
25%
8%
50c
Co
8%
Inc.
6%
xl4%
v
—
(The) Company
100
■
2,000
___
Brothers
Jan
600
15
27%
11
.
convertible preferred
Buell
8%
"
„
12%
Davidson
7%
1,300
14%
preferred
60c
300
25%
1
•
1%
3,200
7%
„
1
common
19%
26%
26%
•
:
17,000
7%
.
14%
2.50
21%
19%
19%
-
171,400
20%
19%
20%
1
.10
common
Budget Finance Plan
19%
—1
Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line^
8%
8
Daltch Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills
36%
•
£1
class B
Jun
12%
45% Mar
Dempster
£1
common
5%
12%
36 % Mar.
2% Jun
1,200
6 %
6%
—10s
Distillers
4,500
9% Mar
27%
Ltd—
cumulative preferred
Brown Rubber Co common
5%
lo
Manufacturing Co
C W C Liquidating Corp
6 A May
10s
4%
34 Vb May
Jan
5%
5%
30% May
11% Feb
Detroit
Brown
Jan
4
4%
2,000
common
Cuban-Venezuelan
Day
common
Feb
16%
4%
1,000
Jan
Tobaceo—
Company
17%
3,500
4%
32%
Curtis
37 y4
102
100
3,500
Brown
400
29%
32
common
$1.12
5%
11,500
dep rets ord reg
21%
27
32
"A"
900
7%
American
21
27%
•
Ltd_
common
9
7%
British Columbia Power common
21%
Jan
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)
Crown
6%
Jan
Jan
7% May
23% Apr
Feb
Corp
Corp
10% Mar
27 y2
dep rets ord reg
Jan
12%
receipts
A pi19% Mar
6%
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets.ord reg
dep
25%
27%
American
3'A
Ltd—
51%
6%
British
6,900
1
1
21
.
Jun
~6%
Co
6%
25 %
i
2,600
Inc
Jun
•
Oil
6
6
•
Jun
•
American
Apr
Jan
14%
Mines-
8%
•
Celanese
Cornucopia
15%
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brtllo Manufacturing Co
British
88
Apr
14%
voting
non-voting
3,600
i6 %
15%
_20o
common
Feb
%
Co
x45%
Brazilian Traction Light 8c Pwr ord
Breeze
Corp
common
American
i
B
7%
1
Inc
75%
22%
800
Distillery Ltd—
A
5%
6
Foote Gear Works
British
(H)
Class
500
•
common
Bourjois Inc
Brad
Corby
l
Co
500
"u
14%
Inc
Paint 8c Varnish
3
prior ciynulative preferred
80%
Engineerlng_l
Commercial
Uranium
800
48 VB
X45%
1,100
Scrymser
79%
r~%
1
;
Inc
90,900
17
8%
9
28
9%
5% %
79%
T~%
3,900
Smelt
Car-Na-Var
Cook
Jan
5'/b
3%
13%
Borne
Jan
25
1,900
8%
Bohack
Apr
15%
23%
10
9'/a
common
2%
Jun
9'A
Courtaulds
13%
& Co
Jan
13%
23 %
1,100
8 y2
common
1%
800
lOo
Utilities
Aviation &
Jan
2%
Apr
5,200
50o
Electric Corp
Electrodynamics Corp
17%
9%
6%
2
50s
1
Diesel
16%
10
6% Mar
1,100
Corroon & Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
Cott Beverage Corp
16%
Apr
7% Mar
14
1
Continental
3% Ma)**
9%
47%
Jan
1%
23
8'A May
26% Mar
Mar
7
Apr
Mar
5%
13%
22%
5% Feb
13 Va
(S)
Jan
Mar
19%
13%
9
Service
1965
15 Vb May
•
Blumenthal
lft
Mar
10
Apr
1%
23
Public
to
Continental
Mar
9 Vb Maf
95
Jun
Mar
200
10
ext
Continental Air Lines
44% Mar
•.
Apr
8%
500
500
\
Blauner's
6%
14
26,600
1
common
6%
13%
Class
Jan
Mar
1,200
13%
7%
60a
Gorham class A
6%
1
Apr
15% May
7il
Apr
83
9,100
7%
27,500
Bickford's
Inc
6%
,
13%
7%
20
Apr
43
6%
•
Royalty Oil
3%
Apr
12%
16
11%
Consolidated
17
Apr
4% Mar
28
100
9%
12
9%
Jun
Apr
12 %
6
Jan
91%
150
92
9%
1
Jan
Jan
3
.
4ft Jun
300
16%
Jun
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Black Starr &
91%
9%
29%
Mining &
14%
22%
Mar
3% May
73
28
Consolidated
27'A
Jan
8
•
9%
28
Jan
Jan
Jan
26% Jan
30s
6%
l
common
18,300
•
Co
vtc
6%
1
Corporation
Telephone of Canada
Belock
Oils
Gas
200
1
Bellanca
Bell
Products
Farm
2]f
60a
common
Shoe Corp
(A Si
5ft
10s
common
7%!
20o
Bearings
Beck
Corp
2%
•
Company
A
1
1
Barcelona Tr Light & Power
4
1
7%
2
60a
Barium Steel Corp
Basic Incorporated
1,100
4%
%
5% Mar
7y8 Mar
5
.
Consolidated
200
6,300
Apr
Apr
1
Co
ft
—
Ltd
4,400
3%
1
1
American shares
Basin
8%
113
Jan
16%
1,100
9%
l
Caribbean
Consol
35 % May
Banco de los Andes—
Banff Oil
18%
9%
3%
4
Continental
14%
Apr
45 %
5Vb May
900
5%
,
18
18
.
10
Co
Aluminum
Consol
3
12%
'13
% Feb
5Vs
5%
3%
Mining
Continental
Baldwin
Jun
9%
Machine
Connelly Containers Inc.
8
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
A
Jan
Compo Shoe Machinery—
40% May
5,300
13'/a
1
preferred——1
Automatic Voting Machine
•
Class
&
Coal
Community
May
61
23,200
4%
11%
3%
non-cum
common
9%
39%
Commodore Hotel Inc..
1% May
Feb
5
4%
11%
,
Axe Science & Electronic
200
200
Apr
1
Equipment Co
Colon Development ordinary
Feb
107
39
34
34
pesos
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Jan
10
2%
I
.
Cockshutt
Vtc
Corp
Co Ltd
Hosiery Co
& Lambert Manufacturing
Coastal
3% Feb
Jan
2,100
1%
51%
Atlas Consolidated Mining &
Ayshlre Collieries Corp
220
104%
1%
•
Corp option warrants
Plywood Corp
12%
Colonial Sand & stone Co
'53)_*
22
Apr
Apr
41
_10
common
Corporation
Club
Apr
5%
Jun
2%
10%
Feb
1,100
32
11 Va
10
Manufacturing Co
Clinchfield
3%
29% Mar
10
5%
2.50
America
Claussner
9%
paid on
Line Co
of
Controller
Clark
Clarostat
3,100
2ft Feb
25
2
Christiana Oil Corp
11% May
1,600
Apr
15,300
110% May
100
100
10
preference
Rivet
108% Mar
3%
1
;
Consolidated
May
15%
4%
7V8 May
1% Apr
Jan
Co—
Power
Co
Corp
Chicago
Chief
Jan
9%
3%
Feb
34%
14
Jan
39%
-
29% May
5% Mar
1 Vb
16,100
1
series
$1.50
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Jan
110
Jun
20
19%
10%
8 Ve May
102
12%
1
preferred
Charter Oil
Feb
27%
10,800
1,200
39
14
14
-2.M
4'A
2%
2 A
11%
2% May
6% Jan
Feb
2%
2,000
•
Chamberlln
Apr
14% May
Jan
lft
23
1
Maine
Charis
Jan
9,400
32,900
10.
I
Illinois Secur Corp
Convertible
16% May
Jan
4
6%
1%
x29% X29%
10
City Auto Stamping
10%
9%
Apr
13
10 Ve
3%
6%
1ft
•
Central Power 8c Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
7% Mar
318
We
24% Mar
Feb
4% May
2s 6d
1
ord
preference
3.50%
Jun
10
Jan
16
ft
•
Explorers Ltd
Central
23 % May
13%
105
1
'53 & $41 on Dec
Coast Fisheries
Non-voting
Feb
Feb
4,200
18%
18%
pfd
$5
8c Co
4 Vb
2% May
3,500
2%
Corp of America
14%
Tel—
8c
$43
Development
Catalin
Jan
7% May
28%
11%
common
41
13% Mar
28%
3
1
(J W) Co common—
Jun
33'%
12,200
1
Cenco Corporation
5,400
29%
27%
18%
500
8%
-
106
28'/4
16,100
12%
4'/a
~8%
107
—£1
Atlantic
Anus
Apr
12% May
Feb
19% Mar
11%
America
Carter
Apr
33
11%
Inc
Atlantic
Atlas
8y4
9 ft Apr
Jan
2
4,900
5%
-
5.50
Light
&
dep rets B
Castle (A M)
38 %
reg
American
31%
25,800
Htgh
5ft Mar
Carreras Ltd—
27 y2 Mar
300
11%
i ir
4%
5
19.50
common
Kennedy Inc
Power
29%
10
Stores
Carolina
12% May
xll% May
Industries—
dep rets
Food
71
Apr
29
31 %
New class A (when issued)
Associated
Jan
vtc
Ltd
common..
Apr
2%
Jan
&
Co
Casco Products
10%
fl
—
1
Baxter
Carnation
35%
.100
Corp
43'A May
33 y4 May
31
warrants
Equipment
12
Jan
Feb
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro
Jun
Jan
13%
Louisiana Gas Co
Carey
Jun
11
Producers
25 »/4
10%
S
preferred
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
27 %
Arkansas Power 8c Light—
4.72%
Canso
Jan
10 Vb Mar
500
29
1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4Va% pfd—100
Arkansas
Feb
13%
700
13%
Fuel Oil Corp
Oil
26%
2
11,300
6%
6r
1
30%
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas
28%
1
Feb
Loi
7%
2
210
Minerals
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
High
7A
4%
pfd—10
partlc
Share*
21%
10c
Natural Gas Ltd vtc
11%
1.41
shares
Canadian Williston
11%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
Ltd
n
*
a*"
Oils Ltd
Canso
29
a 7g
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
feironna
11 %
20e
,
co
-1
Canadian
29
j
Mines Ltd
Dock
May
61
*2
j
Anchor Post Products
6c
Homestead
10%
30 y2
800
12
11
12
J
Company class a
Anacon Lead
24%
f
common
Incorporated
Dredge
7%
..
•
common
Marconi
8 Ve
S
Corp
Lid
Canadian
Feb
2$
Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5 % preferred
Oil
98%
|
American
Co
American
Amurex
Apr
lie
Meter Co
Tractor
95
•
American
American
100
.1
Maracalbo
American
97%
20
21
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
American
Canadian
May
23% May
Feb
Canuers
Canadian
50
11
1
American
Jan
8% Mar
Apr
24%
——2S
Co
33 y2
Jan
16 y2 Mar
97%
-—1
——10t
Electronics Inc—
American
600
47%
6%
Jun
Low
.—2
Canal-Randolph Corp
1
1»
(R I)
New common
9%
Canadian
Ltd
Co
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
-
Par
Canadian Atlantic Oil
Jan
13'A
3% May
12% Mar
23 y2 May
*
•
3#*
Manufacturing—...
Industries
Aluminum
400
46
46
preferred——10t
cumulative
•3.75
Aluminum Goods
2,300
14%
7%
America—
of
Co
Aluminum
AMI
13%
stock—l
(Mich) common
•
(when Issued) —-—5
Allied Products
4,900
10 %
4
10
l
Internat'l Investing cap
Allied
4%
9%
13%
4
—1«
Corp—
Artists Pictures
5%%
12%
Week's
Last
Sale Priee
American Stock Kxehaag*
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
12 y2 May
l
Alios tc Fisher common
Auied
Shares
of Prices
High
Sale Prloe
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
JUNE 8
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
174
85%
Apr
Apr
50
135
Jan
213
325
170
Jun
197% Mar
Mar
(2791)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
-
Week's
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
•
Shares
WEEK
ENDED
snares oi
Low
beneficial Int.. -1
$2 preferred
17 7a
.30
Friday
High
CiectroData
Low
■3-Tronice
-183/4
19%
1
45/a
5c
100
175
25
17 V*
%
103
Jan
Jun
2974
5,600
137a
Jan
20
Jan
18%
13%
Jan
1974
-
4%
-
207a
2,200
5
.
16,500
2172 '2272
103
:
13
"28% "
2872
2972
3%
37a
40
1
10c
—10
47a
474
Manufacturing
'8%
87a
acquire
Inc
Eureka Corporatiou Ltd
Eureka Pipe Line common
Palrchild
& Co
3574
Apr
Feb
37a
Camera
it
Instrument
47a
Jan
Financial
Jan
Jerry
67a
Apr
Jupiter Oils Ltd
47a Feb
a
-
874
300
87a
Jan
9%
General
Corp
(Phila)
Inc
77a May
8%
Firth
Sterling
Flshman (UH) Co Inc
Fitzeimmons Stores Ltd
Flying
Tiger
-
Line
21%
600
57/r Jan
32,800
i}£
2}g
iy8
6
r.
1
3
<
57a
1,000
87a
1,300
872
2,350
674'
87/a May
Class
A
B
voting
7,400
47a
Feb
500
10V2
Jan
-23%
*1,500
117a
16,000
12174
400
774
116
,
Jan
Jan
Fox
De
Luxe
Fresnillo
Puller
(The)
Co
Power
138
Klein
Feb
Oo
3,100
6%.
7
——1
8
8%
8 3/a
87a
1574
15 5/a
common..
•
•
287a
28% '287a
'•
200
—
7
V
Z%
.
•
General Builders Supply Corp com—L
•6% convertible preferred
25
■
2%
:
Jan
16% May
28 74
a
Jun
15
Jun
32
-
May
113
f Feb
7
dep rets ord reg
Fireprooflng common
Jan
8
Apr
13A
Jan
274 May
3% May
.
.
800
2
-
Jan
May
18
•
•
General Plywood Corp common
preferred
convertible
6%
iGeneral
Stores
Corporation
preferred
Georgia Power $5
14.60 preferred
Mich Corp—_—
Gcrlty
Yellowknife
Giant
(A C)
Gilbert
Gold
Mines
Union Co
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing
Gorbam
common
Gray Manufacturing Co
Great Amer Industries Inc
Non-voting
common
1st preferred
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
Sweet
nrwr
Hydraulics
Freehold
Leases
Company
Products common
Stores
Films
Guild
Company
Gypsum Lime
75
2,000
5
fe
5,200
87a
400
-
4%
■
317a
327a
550
107a
113/4
13,700
93/a
9%
500
197a
1,500
103
May
27a
4 U
May
374
1
17a
6674
1
667^
7%
Apr
Louisiana
Apr
Lunkenheimer
24
Jan
10 72
Jun
16%
107a
Jan
22
Jan
Jun
17a
Jan
Jan
50
42
130
78
v
1
2V*
Jan
91
Jan
Jan
81
26
Feb
28%
200
5,000
672
Mar •
Apr
8% Mar
Jan
117a Apr
27/a
17
Mar
Dept Stores common
(W E)
Heller
common
& Co common
preferred
preferred..
6% %
4%
Henry Holt & Co common
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
<fc Co Inc common
(R)
Class A
—
Holly Stores Inc
Hclopbane Co common
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
4y. Mar
Jan
&
Inc
Hardart
& Co
Baking Co
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg
374
59,900
57a
57.
200
2274
5%
15
2,400
22 7a
474
6%
29 74
3074
127a-
12%
5
53/a
■
Xl6
147a
Feb
Jan
327a May
200
8
12% Feb
8,500
-...
500,
57a
17
22,500
"5 7a
6 7a
6
75
17
5
163/4
163/4
1
l3/a
l3/a
1
16%
16%
16%
30c
•
423/4
4174
443/a
Jun
100
50
147a
Jan
4,700
.,
„
1 72
l3/a
Jun
&
Exploration
Co
*
Oil
2
Corporation
Mangel
Service
Stores
.100
Mansfield
(The B)
Tire
10%
97a
4%
43/a
16 3/4
]
Co
:
297a
29
30
300
*•
•
Co
5
15
15
700
153/4
Communication Co Ltd
£1
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
•
Mays
Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
107a
200
3 3/8
107a
_3
18,000
5
Mfg
common
Co
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
Mesabi
Iron
Co
1674
Jan
Metal
12
Apr
1072 May
117a
Jan
17%
Jan
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Plating & Stamping
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
6% preferred
3
Jan
372 May
Jun
Textile
Mlcromatic
374
•
374
2272
-
Jan
16
800
137t
55 74
5572
150
55
Corp common
3%
2 7a
57a
407a
407a
$2
9
Apr
Mid-West
27a
Jun
Midwest
33/4
Jun
472
Feb
Miller
x26%
28 3/8
10,900
2474
Jan
2974
Feb
327/a Feb
3574 May
x26
47a May
3
Jan
Apr
Minnesota
Jan
Missouri
37a
Feb
1172
Jan
Molybdenite Corp (Can)
Molybdenum Corp
3,400
300
87a May
1772
207s May
Jan
3,200
16
Jan
18%
Feb
60
99
Jun
10474
72
50
72
May
Jan
37s
8%
47a
872
5,200
872
37/a
'? 100
3 7a
872
Feb
Feb
4.50 %
27%
Apr
11
57a
•2,800
12
1,000
107/a May
137a
Jan
274
3
1,800
23A May
474
Jan
—60c
1 <.
—*'
26
27a
28%
287a
277a
4%
.
3,700
3 74
•
27a
16,600
500
4 7/8
•
31
400
227a
Feb
2% Mar
47a May
2872
Jun
30% Mar
4
Machinery!
page 37.
Jan
593,4 Mar
974
Jan
8%
Feb
177a Apr
153/4 May
67a Feb
"93/a
~93/a
~9%
500
1%
13/b
1%
5,100
87a
8 3/a
500
203/4
22%
800
9%
93/4
2,500
5
21
9%
May
127v
137a
3.400
1072
Feb
1174
11%
1272
1,000
10
Feb
167a
167/a
17
350
1674 May
20
55
100
5372
Jan
57
87/a
1,000
2474
800
574
5%
1,000
34%
34%
100
25 74
2574
100
Xl02 7a 10374
347a
100
128
Jan
Jan
2774 Mar
12
Jan
1374 May
75
Monroe
cumul
Loan
Clemens
6%
Mountain
IMuntz
Apr
Jan
May
Apr
Jan
x357a Mar
297/a
107
Apr
Feb
Jun
1372 Mar
ft May
Mar
1274
I
l3/a
1-fir
17a
17,900
1
227a
22%
23%
4,400
227a
Jun
3074 Mar
98
97
98
110
967a
Apr
1027a Mar
104
Jan
109
Apr
99
Apr
102
Apr •
100
products
"43/4
169
4%'
700
xl67% 169 74.
130
47a
57a
16674 May
1773/4
Feb
4472
Jan
Feb
Jan
Feb
47a Mar
33/4
Jan
374
Jan
187a
600
1874
Jun
203/4
Jan
1277a 129 7a
400
1257a
Jan
1363/4
Apr
l3/8
17a
3,500
l3/a
Apr
27a
Jan
26%
26%
100
93/4
107a
1,400
18%
100
1
5
2.50
Jan
4%
37a
4
Inc
1
42
2.50
Inc
States Tel & Tel
TV
227a
6
Ltd
preferred
Mills
3472
102
93/4
600
Society com class A
Vernon
Mar
5
3174 Mar
29% May
12%
cumulative preferred
Mount
Jan
12%
preferred series B..100
—100
Metal
Mar
8
227a
1274
preferred series C
Jan
128
Jun
Mar
Jan
1%
974
10
May
27%
Feb
Jun
127a
Apr
Feb
353/4
Jan
33/4 May
47/a
Jan
26
93/4
31
10
Jan
55
972
Jan
13
Apr
•
Muter Company
127b
15%
Jan
2174
common
Service
15% Mar
•
*
8
277a May
•
1574 Mar
Jan
-Jan
May
974 May
IV* Jan
12
50
pfd
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Muskogee Co common
6%
35
427a
6,400
1
1172
67a
Light 5%
Mt
57a
"
3,700
14%
53/a
Jan
117a
67a
47%
13 3/a
24
Jan
5 7» May
.
44
X87a
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Moody Investors participation pfd
474 May
Jun
Jan
x872
•
•
•
—1
—1
•
&
cumulative
£4.80%
77
Jan
Pwr
Public
4.40%
100
1874
Jun
63/a May
117a
Monongahela Power Co—
99
1774
317a
Feb
20,900
24%
472% convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
6%
9%
253/4 Mar
Jan
18%
5
Jan
2072
6
972
474
;__50c
common
Apr
Jun
474 May
197a Mar
•
Co
Co
5
21
-
Piping
2 7a
2
167a May
Jan
50c
33/4 May
48
474 May
77a May
167t
1
l
dividend shares
300
Jun
Jan
700
preferred..*
300
407a
Jun
"40
5,800
10
common
conv
4,700
300
-
Co
Abrasive
Wohl
72
99
Corp $1
non-cum
59%
Jan
2
20
1774
100
100
1
Oil
May
1,300
.15
Apr
Apr
'
Midland Steel Products—
17a
42
2
1
1
27a
374
•
57a
10c
Midland
3,800
4
-
2 7a
20
177/a Mar
Feb
1874
333/4
Jun
Mar'"
200
25c
Hone Corp
678
37»
~9
Apr
38% May
20,300
27a
-
374
10c
—10c
*
5
25c
*
—1
..
472
Feb
1,000
2 72
274
374
200
35 7a
15 74
16
5574
374
347a
347a
29
1672
1
Co
&
15 Va
107a
5
-
~87a
2.50
5% Mar
(AG)
Jan
9
113/8 May
43/4 May
"7%
13%
Apr
May
Jan
1574 May
1672
"7%
1
(J W)
Jun
1074
Jun
Jan
Marconi International Marine
45
172
3
274 May
4474 May
137/a
z 38
1
4,300
Jan
18
48 3/4 May
3 78
600
9%
17%
93/4
Mar
Jan
974
6,900
16 5/8
9%
177a
9
Jan
l7/a
97/a May
700
4%
16 3/a
1
1
972
16
Jan
Mar
197a May
x40% May
387« Jan
1,100
7
Rubber
&
10
12,700
50o
Inc
Co
common
Manlschewitz
10
,
900
9c
—1
Jan
77a
75
4,300
1,400
Jun
Mar
73/a
May
25
75
May
38
55
333/4
12,200
'
Jan
313/8
22,500
Feb
Jan
57a
ta¬
6
17
Jan
5
Apr
103/4 May
1074 Mar.
6%
317a
3
'
467a
.
307a
2
.
400
5/a
14
Feb
11%
600
53/4
il 74
Jan
77a May
372 Jan
•
672
Jan
277a
30%
~5
6
Jan
6
600
31%
l3/4
6% Mar
15% May
874
31%
3/ff
4%
I
~5
Jun
Jan
10
7%
Jan
2274
Jan
Feb
Apr
6%
May
15
5
~7%
37/a
23/4
<
167a
•
10 3/4
Jan
Jun
May
1
17a
Jan
12 7i May
1
37a
Jun
15%
57s
1,100
29%
14%
217a May
137t Jan
Jan
20
2,100
13%
4%
Menasco
1074
Mar
May
lt"x Jan
1,800
674
4%
Jan
1
4
2
3
200
1274
10
Jan
Jan
5 7a
300
67/a
A__!
3874
ll3/s May
100
57/e
15%
13%
50a
class
157a Jan
1974
4,600
2 I96
138
15
*.
267+
104
45%
114
474
10
267a
104
45 74
10
100
2674
40
104
800
.47
11374 11374
47i
1,300
100
474
978
1074
1,500
267a-
27%
3,100
127
Mar
24% Mar
104
3874
Mar
Jan
11274 May
43A
85/a
20
Jun
137%
Jan
27%
Apr
10874
Jan
50
12872
Apr
Apr
57/a Mar
Jan
11
Jan
29% May
May
50c
common
21%
5%
21
Nachman
Corp
10
Inc
Namm-Loeser's
National Alfalfa
8,800
2274
•
-
487a
48
113/8
6%
50 34
-
11 %
Jan
2574 May
11,200
53A
Feb
6]f Apr
11,000
36%
Jan
53% May
11
Jan
1274
—
—
■
4
85 74
97»
—
11%
100
67a
—
6/e
300
95J/2
95%
40
297a
297a
200
3%
85
974
—
4
600
88%
1,700
97a
2,300
—
—
6 7a
Jun
9272 May
23 7a
Jan
3%
Jun
Apr
8,6ff Jan
1
—
1474
200
478
47/a
400
10
9%
1
5
47a
4
4
Co
Brewing Co
National Mfg &
(Mich)
Stores common.:
Petroleum
National
Rubber
Steel
National
Telefilm
Machinery..
Transit
Ltd
Associates
common
National Union Electric Corp
377a
Apr
Neptune
53/4
Jan
Nestle
U
Radiator
S
Meter
Le
Mur
97a May
Corp
common
Co
common
Jun
4
Jan
123/4
100
3{<f
43/8
33,200
127a May
31*. Jan
137a
7
1074
Jun
1274
Jan
Mar
Apr
10%
10%
21
23 7a
4,000
17%
Jan
293/4 May
28%
28%
28%
900
27
Jan
307a Mar
1
*
10c
800
24
Jan
29
5%
—1
—30c
1
243/4
26
297/a
29%
43/a
53/a
33,800
4%
47a
200
'
75
Apr
Jan
3372
Apr
3
Jan
53/8
Jun
474
Jun
672
Feb
297a
4 7i
Feb
274
2%
3
8,600
2 »/a
Jan
1
5
12%
123/4
13
1,500
11%
Jan
153/b May
2 9 5/a
297a
303/4
1,500
28%
Feb
34%
1
43/a
43/a
1
l.°«
Feb
237a Mar
New England
100
474 May
5
Jan
136
43/a
100
1%
17a
24,500
Iff Feb
2ft Mar
2,9o
New British Dominion Oil Ltd—_—40c
Tel & Tel
Jan
53/a
Jan
213/4
107s Mar
Bristol Oils Ltd
177a
Jan
372
200
12574 Mar
New
Apr
1
10
Starch Products common
Car
4%
:—2
National
National
Jan
5%
372
2,700
12%
1
25c
Ltd
National
National
157*
47a
200
53/a
I
Milling
Jan
Apr
14
81,400
10
1
National
82% May
87/a Jan
21
900
National Bellas Hess common
Feb
100
"3%
Dehydrating &
National
513
"33/4
14%
"3%
N
National Presto Industries Inc
£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
50c
Insurance Co of North America
5
International Breweries Inc
1
ll3/4
3%
27a
i7<r
Jun
2.50
Illinois Zinc Co common
see
11%
117a
preferred..;
Jan
Feb
133/4 Mar
3%
1
3
17a May
137a Jun
600
2
..25c
Apr
Feb
27/a
15,400
5
National Research Corp
For footnotes
liti
207a
132
common
TrtpmRtinnai
13%
20
210
-*
B
& Hardart
13%
Mar
197/a
3674 Mar
600
20
14
Feb
147a
1,800
1337a
*
1% preferred
100
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc common
6
Humble Oil Refining capital stock—•
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
5
Hydro-Electric Securities
—'*.
By grade Food Products
—i
5
Horn
37a
132
27
Horn
li9o
132
--5
Hormel (Geo A)
3
HI
Mead Johnson & Co
Hollinger Consoi Gold Mines—_
Class
3
287a Mar
Jun
2
100
1
(The)
Maine Public
McKee
3
Herder's
38
Jan
25c
Corporation
38
189
Holmann Industries Inc
Holly
1,400
May
2.50
Hlghie Mfg Co common
Hoe
14%
160
1
.
Corp
Mining Co
Rubenstein
14%
1
3
Middle States. Petroleum
Haetings Mfg
Helena
2,400
375
1
1
25
12
Harvard Brewing Co
Hecia
74
16074 1647a
2
Co
Organ Company
Harbor Plywood Corp
Hartford Electric Light
Hearn
177a
2%
*
& Alabastine
Hammond
Hazeltlne
12
600
16074
10c
Inc
Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co
Hazel Bishop Inc
300
18
*
100
H
Hall Lamp
f
1% Mar
56
600
3
27/a
Mar
Land
,
Magna
Jan
350
1,500
2,600
12 74
177a
...
Inc
Macfadden
Apr
May ;
6772 May *
11,800
11 3/4
23 7a
12
1
M
Publications
a
69
7 5/a
-
2174 Feb
22%
10
Lynch Corp
337/a May
174
11%
May
Jan
93/a May
267a
73/a
11%
Jan
68 74
267a
2672
35
17%
1
Chain
97»
90
1 78
50
4
Apr
8
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longlnes-Wittnauer Watch Co
67i
1974
62 7a
277a
12
•
15%
4172
89
1,800
-
pesos
Inc
Groceterias
Locke Steel
Mar
,_75
Class B
Apr
Jan
25
x227a
2
Feb
Jan
29
2
Mar
43/a
22
'.'.:200
27%
2
20
106
1
Ltd
Jun
Apr
2772
_-3372c
20o
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OR G.)
Feb
20
66%
S
Mines
May
7 7a
200
2
l7/a
•
3% Apr
27a May
23%
7.50
cumulative
.5%
Loblaw
10774 May
10872 Apr
Feb
65
1974
64
1
50c
Ltd
Oils
Grass
Great
unesedieck
Jan
103/4
'90
Feb
127a
1,700
;
0
Liberty Fabrics Qf N Y
Apr
■274
4,100
3
10c
stock
7%
Gridoll
1672
Apr
Pacific Tea—
Atlantic &
Great
Apr
1%
3174
1
5
Varnish
Rapids
147a
8 3/a
1974
Feb
% May
2
237a
I
Stores
Le Tourneau
.
850
2 3/a
2 7a
5 78" .'
5,900
237a
5
Leonard Refineries
Jan
9,300
1033/4 1047a
~27a
5
5
$4.50 prior preferred
Goldfleld Consolidated Mines—
372
Inc
Lear Inc commop
Lefcourt Realty common
Feb
Jun
10374 Mar
1
class A
272
:
Lanston Monotype Machine Co
La Salle Extension University
Apr
17a
17a
--
*
Inc
-
7%
-157a
15
93/8
B
Grand
1,900
—
B
Inc
Godchaux Sugar
Class
:.
1%
20%
Stores
Ltd
Lamson & Sessions Co
48% Mar
Jan
,
1
Glenmore Distilleries class
(Adolf)
-15
Jan
1772
23/4
'
27a
'
39 V*
1,800
10
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen Alden Corp
Globe
2%
674 May
17a Jan
4,000
23/a
1017a
1
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Corp
12
•
•
common
Gilchrist Co
Gobel
50c-'
20
1
•
•
1
;—1
Feb
200
18 3/a
•427a
42
177a
177a
Dept
Shores
3
50
I
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Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp cf Delawere
Mar
j6}f
:427a :
Feb
47a
800
M
-
127a. 15
•
(IB) Rubber Co
Consolidata
Lake
May
5Va
16
23/a
La
Jan
5
300
700
♦
27a
,
27a :
—,
—£1
5:
American
General
57a
%
274
3
10c
Laclede-Chrlsty Company
L'Alglon Apparel Inc
Jan
General Electric Co Ltd—
General Indus Enterprises
13%,
.2.50
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
8% Mar
107
; 7 7a
V"
'v.——'
%
5
Hotels
Kobacker
6% May
972 May
400
"5 7a ~5%
"57a ,*
1
warrants
Feb
874
13,500
..100
common
General Acceptance Corp
General Alloys Co
Apr
67a
274 Mar
5
Minerals
(S)
Knott
u
6£
RVa
Jan
374
,700
.■
Jun
3
5,000
15%
67a
-
974
Jun
25c
(Del
Kingston Products
Jan
135
Feb
311
678
1% preferred _■—.
Geliman Mfg
57a
57a
57.
Feb
17» May
I
Oil
Kleinert
1117a May
472
311
.1.25
Sales Inc__
Company
Co
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Qatlneau
Co
Beer
3
34,100
4
(Walter) & Co
Kirkland
147a May
125
•
Fort Pitt Brewing
1,000
5,400
17a
100
Company
Kings County Lighting common
4% cumulative preferred
Apr
287a
978 Mar
1174.
Jan
11%
2274 May
107a
474-
87a
3 7a
1%-
2%.
50o
pfd
Company i,
Kin-Ark
Kldde
6374 Mar
May
22 72
£1
1
dep rets ord reg_
Mar
8
15a
,.
Chemical Co
10
Jun
52
11
116
•
non-voting
Mar
8
3
10o
^
Kennedy's Inc
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Amer
Drug
Kawneer Co
Ford MotoT of Canada—
Class
17
672 May
57a Apr
1%.
1
common
Kansas Gas & Electric 472%
25% May
37a Apr
Apr1
2\i Jun'
22 %
-
1
Co
Kaiser Industries Corp.
Kaltman
(D) & Company
274 Mar
1774 Feb
»
Jan
19 y2
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-
7
10%
I
A
Jun
100
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Feb
Jan
11%
1
class
52
1,200
2274
872-
8%
2.50
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87a
-
217a
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12%
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37a
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O'Mahoney Inc
Feb
8
—10c
_—10
1274. 13%
6%
6%
907a
Apr
100
1
Association
Fire
13%.
1
Jeannette Glass
4572
7 %':
_25c
Oils Ltd
Apr
Feb
27/a
Feb
J
Jun
13
1
874
88
Apr
Jan
Kawecki
A
10% Mar
7
6% May
2% Jan
57a
1572
10
uass
Jan
300
8
Israel-American Oil Corp
Katz
(Max)
Jan
287a
1,000
I
Irving Air Chute
F
Factor
27a
Israel-Mediterranaa Petrol Corp Inc.la
77a
'
17a :
1%
27a
Jan
7
$1 or-25c
27a
Jan
7%
1
1
Co
High
4574 Apr
40% Apr
4,200
Apr
•
Erp
6%
1
Inc
39 7e May
600
1,300
8
6%
9%
24
300
5
73/4
25%
974
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20,800
67a
105%
25,900
40 %f
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Low
-
35%
73/4
474 May
Jan
600
3%.-
40
Feb
3274
0
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing v t c
•
Mar
24 74 May
137a
10
■
3374
997» May
1,100
- 103
127a
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10c
Products
International Resistance Co
Investors Royalty
H Apr
1
1874 * 197a,
-
5
preferred
Erie Forge & Steel Corp com
6%
cum
1st
preferred
International
%
267a
12 y8
._10c
common
convertible
Apr
900
21,900
Shares
3674 Mar
International Metal Industries A
*
International Petroleum capital stock.*
.9e
.
1
Imsco Manufacturing Co
Apr
277a
.
'
Lout
25
-
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
19%
237a Mar
Jan
'
.
21%
20c
pfd___100
Empire Mlllwork Corp
Equity Corp
267a
1
1
Inc
Emery Air Freight Corp_
Empire District Electric 5%
ta
26%
Corporation
llectrographlc Corp common
Electronics Corp of America
*
17%
:
Week's
Range
Last
Bale Prioe
American Stock Exchange
High
16 Va
.1
common..
17%
24%
-%
Bond it Share
:
25
Elder Mines Limited.
Electric
8
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Eastern Sugar Associate#—
summon
JUNE
for Week
of Prices
FOR
Sales
Range
Last
212
18.200
2
Jan
374 May
1357s 139%
5,920
134
Jan
141%
May
Jun
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2792)
36
.
.
Monday, June 31, 1956
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
/rlday
Bale Prioe
American Stock Exchange
50c
1
1%
*
Low
High
1%
1%
800
2%
Feb
Bchick
Feb
tocunin
6%
2%
2%
2%
29.000
2%
3 %
Feb
Apr
46%
49%
15,800
38%
Feb
6%
Jun
New Mexico & Arizona Land
1
1»V
1%
11,700°
1%
2%
2%
2%
13,400
2%
1,900
22% Mar
Western
New Superior Oils—
New York Auction Co
New
York
•
10
New York Merchandise———
Nipissing
Noma
North
American
Class
A
16
Jan
57%
Jan
64
Jan
Jun
13%
Apr
500
10
6%
2,400
5,400
6
10%
7,400
x38%
500
10%
2 A
2jI Apr
5May
8% Jan
Feb
May
36%
5%
5%
5%
.1
8%
8%
9
27
14% Jan
10% Jun
45%
Jan
Sherman
46%
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
31,500
4%
Jan
514 May
8 %
Apr
14
Mar
4% preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Jun
91
Mar
99%
pfd—100
99%
98
97
Apr
120
103%
Jan
3%
3%
4%
2,000
3% May
6%
Feb
2
1%
2%
6,100
1% May
2%
Jaa
•
A.^._—_•
O
50c
common
Old
57
107
2U
;i
O'ekiep Copper Co
Inc
17%
1,300
36,400
150
58
107%
2%
30
J$
5%
100
2
78
75
7%
111
1
8%
25%
17% May
Jan
65'% Mar
Jan
111%
Apr
3
ljj Jan
69%
Jun
6 %
Jan
Jan
6%
Apr
Jan
10
Apr
15% May
18
Jan
6%
6,300
1,200
105
Jan
100
23
Jan
131% Mar
26"%
Apr
P
5%%
1st
6%
redeemable
5%
redeemable
1st
4.80%
pfd series A
red 1st preferred..;
4.50%
red
1st
red
$4.36 div preferred
Pacific Northern Airlines..!"
Pacific Petroleums Ltd..
Power
&
Israel
Oil
Patino
Penn
vtc._
Pinchin Johnson
Pioneer
Gold
Ltd
Scale
Products
Porto
Rico
Power
Corp
Prairie
Pratt
Oil
of
of
108-
%
2%
3,800
16%
22,700
1108%
,225
Co
Baker
103
1%
60
1%
Apr
;
Jan
Jan
Apr
'
Feb"'
101%
60
60
175
14%
1
14%
15
14
14
14%
2,000
8%
900
8%
■
•
500
Apr
110% May
90%
Apr
60
Jun
61%
Feb
Jan
6%
Apr
13%
Jan
7%
7%
Reda
Materials Co
Pipe Line
Southland
Spear
6%
6%
4%
$1 60
Jan
7
Jan
8%
Feb
6
Jan
7
Feb
Standard
Feb
Standard
Standard
May
3%
Feb
Standard
Shares
10 pesos
6%
6
va
6711
1,700
6% May
7%
Apr
!!~~10c
!!!!!!_.1
15%
shares.
6%
800
900
8,000
6
Jan
3
May
14%
Jun
8 % Mar
4%
Feb
26% Jan
10s
1
"1%.
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iM
1,900
1%
Jan
1
16
16
16%
4,200
12%
Jan
18%
Apr
95%
95%
99%
1,250
95%
Jun
107%
Jan
50
•
6%
.
"HIIIIIIl
67/s
25%
25c
A.!.!!!"!!!
1%
8
common
'
1
"_ioc
211. 1
Ltd
1-
1%
Jun
1,800
1,100|
22%
8
8
700
."5%
.
52%
~5% ,~5%
51%
12%
12%
12%
6%
'.-J
4 IS
2%
11% Mar
_
Jun
Feb
19%
Jan
46%
5,500
2%
3,400
600
"
1
5U May
2
14%
Jan
Jan
9% May
8
ft Jan
3%
18
Convertible
Standard
(The)
of
Rlce-Stix
99
Jun
900
58%
Jun
75
16%
Jan
20 %
500
29% May
104%
Jan
Mar
May
extended
800
29%
2,300
Inc
Jan
30% Mar
3
13
Apr
15% Mar
29%
Jun
24
26%
Jan
25%
24%
25%
36%
36%
38
3,400
29%
Jan
40
12%
12%
Apr
13
600
12 %
Jun
15%
Jan
22
22%
300
21 %
May
25%
Jan
24%
25
400
21%
Feb
31%
Apr
1%
Jan
1
1905.
4%
Feb
•
—
24
%
1
1
650
,
1
800
pfd F
50o
Mar
1
Jan
1%
12,200
1%
Jan
43
42
44 %
1,400
38%
Feb
11%
11%
11%
4,100
10%
Feb
13%
Apr
59
Jan
70%
6%
Apr
5%
6 %
1,600
Jun
8%
Jan
1%
1%
•
to
7%
10
20
Inc
Rochester Gas & Elec
Rolls
27%
12%
-1
Rico Argentine
Mining Co.!!!!
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc
28%
l
3
"
3
90
5%
1% Mar
45%
Apr
3%
2,700
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
91%
70
86 %
Apr
99%
Roosevelt
Raceway
£1
Sunrise Supermarkets
Swan
Talon Inc
Class
Ban
Carlos
Cum
Cum
pfd
pfd
Technicolor
Milling Co Ltd
series
Calgary
Power
series
Thiokol
footnotes
see
Chemical
37.
May
1%
1%
2%
66,700
57%
58 %
1,300
10
10%
16,100
34%
34%
35%
200
15%
16'/a
4,000
14% May
19%
Feb
17%
17%
3,400
16%
Jan
19
Feb
4%
4%
1,200
4%
Jun
47/8
4
2,400
3%
Jan
4 % Mar
62%
525
57%
Jan
79% Mar
4%
3%
60
600
Jan
32
4%
4%
66 %
Feb
Jan
13%
Apr
Jan
8%
Jun
May
1%
56
40
Apr
'6%
Feb
5%
Jan
Apr
6%
2%
1,100
15
400
15
13%
'
— —
100
16%
15
'
6%
16%
.
13%
300
12%
2%
5'/a
16%
9% Mar
Jan
18%
Jan
18
Jun
May
Jan
13% Mar
Feb
2%
2,200
3%
3
3%
25,100
3
Jun
29%
29
31 %
800
29
Jun
33% Mar
22 Va
22
23%
3,500
17%
Jan
27% May
1,250
16% May
20
18
19%
17
16%
17%
18
18
-
13,800
11%
200
15%
16%
43
16%
300
5%
11%
43
18%
5%
5%
44
2%
3% Mar
Jun
5%
Jun
Jan
Mar
Feb
6% May
6%
6%
7
5%
6%
JaJn
9
Jan
13%
Feb
1,200
15
May
18%
Jan
300
6%
3%
43
Jan
3,800
4%
50% Mar
8
Jan
Apr
1,20.0
5% May
Lux
Temper
Co
8'/8
800
5 %
Feb
11
class
~2%
19,400
9
8%
9%
600
5%
5%
6%
1,900
25%
Feb
6% Mar
h May
Jun
1%
500
1 fg
66 V*
300
63%
6%
7%
4,200
98 %
97%
98%
125
2%
x2
Jan
Jan
70%
Feb
6% May
9%
Jan
Ma r
97
102
Jan
May
2%
2%
1,200
2%
Feb
3
10c
5 %
5%
5%
1,400
4%
Feb
6% May
2%
2
2%
29,800
1% Mar
3 % May
2%
1
2%
2%
2% May
23,600
1
fu
Jan
3%
3%
3%
1,700
3
Feb
10%
1.25
Ltd
.1
10%
10%
17,800
9%
Jan
12% Mar
33
33%
300
29%
Feb
35% May
31%
Feb
34%
5'/a
100
5%
Jun
6%
5,200
•
United
10%
Mar
of
RR
Co
1
:
common..
4
Apr
Apr
registered
Sharing
preferred
common
Jan
United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
!
21% May
20% May
24%
Apr
United Specialities
22 % Mar
U
S
Air
21 %
Feb
U
S
Foil
3% Mar
U
S
Rubber
class
B
7
Jan
10%
Apr
United
5%
Apr
7%
Jan
United Stores Corp
States
48
100
•
•
23%
5%
6%
5%
6%
31
31
7
7
218
218
23%
100
x6
4,400
7
5,200
Jan
50% Mar
Jan
Feb
9%
7%
Apr
Jan
8!,'
,31%
500
31
Jun
35%
7
100
7
Apr
6%
Apr
26% Mar
23% May
5%
Mar
7
5 % Mar
46%
8%
Jan
Feb
Apr
8
Jan
1%'
5 is
219
25
10
1%
1%
51 i
Jun
25
47%
47%
49%
25
Reclaiming
Vitamin
36%
36%
36%
1
10c
13
12 %
13%
47
Co
1
_50c
common
1%
2
4
50
218
May
1
Jan
Jan
18% Mar
Jun
61% Mar
6,900
25%
4%
Jan
Feb
Feb
39%
10 % May
14% Mar
1% May
54,000
300
4 %
2%
36% May
2%
28
230
410
49%
4%
47%
Apr
4.000
45 %
25
it
6,000
2%
1
Corp
1%
100
2,200
7
5}|
10s
100
1
common
Conditioning Corp
Jun
5%.
8
Ltd—
Canal—.
Profit
2%
5%
48
20
Corp.
&
6
*
common._50c
Corp
dep rets ord
J
Omaha
Products
Molasses
N
5%
4
Products
Asbestos
5
—
Co
Yards
Aircraft
Amer
10c
Chemical Corp
10%
May
* '
18
6%
warrants.
20
200
1
5
'
1
L
1
A
8% May
2274
60
—!—•
United
774
00
300
Jan
Jan
u
Jan
77'B
1,500
19
14
38% May
Feb
50c
Airways class A
Co
Management Company
Jun
Apr
13%
18
—100
preferred
Trunz Inc
6%
92%
100
13 Va
18
4%
'.
Ltd—
Corp
6%
Jun
22%
13%
1
70c
Oils
Elastic
79%
49% Mar
14% Mar
Corp
Milk
4.200
Jun
19% May
Trust
Tri-Continenlal
United
83%
Jan
3
Jun
4%%
Empire
Trans
United
79%
23%
1
Corp
Jan
80%
4,200
Apr
Security
Jan
_l
36%
3
Jan
United
34,000
34%
16%
7% May
5%
36
40% May
12
Stock
6 %
Jan
22%
United
5%
27%
22'/a
Union
5%
1,300
25c
;
Construction
Apr
5%
39
26%
....
Caribbean
Trans
Feb
36%
7,800
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans
Feb
110%
38 Va
&
Trans Cuba Oil
1%
May
37
3
Apr
12 May
106
35
Jun
35
7,700
35%
15%
Jan
%
20
48 %
3% May
U
common
Jun
5
%
•
Jan
13%
10% May
Jun
29% May
3% Feb
11% Mar
1,200
12%
300
5,000
2,900
46 %
600
11%
3%
6,200
9,900
11%
29% Mar
*
10%
2,100
4%
11%
Jan
Jan
16%
14% May
10 V8
%
31
24%
700
10 Va
13%
7
3,700
I
12%
Mar
14%
29
rets ord registered
£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common..
—20
Edison
1774.
14% May
14 %
28%
Amer
Toledo
600
\
28%
Amer deposit
Toklan Oil
16
5
Feb
10
Roofing Inc
Tobacco
15%
8%
5% May
5
Thorofare Markets Inc
Realty
15%
25,500
10c
Co
46%
20
page
Jan
6% May
22
Inc
Corporation
Tishman
p<d
Corp
12%
i
Feb
preferred
Investment
25c
Jan
7
common.
Union
"2%
29
Jun
4%
16%
58%
.a
;
$4.56
48
"2%
25%
1,500
1,400
25c
Light
46%
i
100
6%
19%
l
Union Gas of Canada..
22%
25%
6%
19
__1
Co
&
Thew Shovel Co
Unexcelled
20
25%
6%
19
•
common
16% Jan
20
5% Mar
1
....
15% Mar
__8
4% % ^series
6% May
.25c
,
common
30
5%
Jan
4% May
•
common
Jan
2.50
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
8avoy Oil Inc (Del)
Bayre & Fisher Brick Co
For
Inc
Texas
United
Inc
pfd 4.40%
A
common
Feb
1
Corp Ltd common
5 to
class
B
Tampa Electric Co
Apr
1
Jan
5
5
12%
3%
Mar
700
__i
,
Corp
13%
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cura
Oil
25
s
Salem-Brosius
Finch
700
30%
Apr
5
5
Corp
800
374,
82
700
4%
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
13 %
30%
5%
Jan
Jun
,10c
commonv..,
2774
1
4% Mar
68
4%
1
13%
—1
600
400
Jan
'Apr
'
Ca commons.
•
Russell (The F C) Company.
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum.
Ryerson & Haynes common
77%
~5
60
Corporation
26%'
7
73
■
6%
■*
Corp^^
Stop & Shop Inc,
13%
7
.1,
•
26%
1.25
8
4%
(Del)
Corp
3
Inc
Jan
.
16%
»: •J:?<
"5
3%
5
Oil Co Ltd
Russeks Fifth Ave common
9
•
?.
Feb V
4%
1
Drug
5%
17'/a
(Hugo)
Ray
.
15%
Common
&
13% May
f
7
6%
10
common
Precision
(S)
■
10%
Inc
Stinnes
25% May
25% Jan
„.
Jun
4%
common
1.50
-voyalite
Bt Lawrence
Co
(J B)
Ulen
American dep rets ord
reg
Cablle Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc
300
it. .6%
3%
Corp
Stetson
Sun
500
V
7
Jun
'25
x23 % May
1,100
74
Canada
&
.
"
6%
Aluminum Products common.5
Brewers Inc
1
Stroock
700
.
"5
•
Stylon
y,
14%
7
5
(A)
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
*"V
6%
14
7
Corp
Feb
Royce Ltd—
Rome
*
14
Stein
True
100
25'%
"6%
ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
Thor
!!!!!!!l
!!!!!~50c
Engineering..!
5
Co
Co
Texas
450
60%
Xl8%
Apr
10% Feb
101 %
•
l
25%
6%
Apr
50c
Tube class B___
Starrett
70c convertible
12%
25%
Co
Inc
Thompson-Starrett
12%
Jan
__20
preferred
Steel
Apr
(effect May 28)
1
27
Apr
400
18
Mar
1%
16
18
May
58
12%
10 %v
5
59% May
5iii May
Feb
15%
58%
May
%
10
99
Apr
Jan
Mar
8,400
15%
59
9
4,500
1
10
100
7
25%
Jan
6%
.
34
6%
Feb
50 %
700
Feb
2%
43%
it
1.1
36
Jun
Feb
7%
650
•
100
5%
22
4,100
52%
1
com.!..*
Feb
28 % Mar
53
<
-
Jan
x6%
Feb
5,000
•
Ltd...
7%
Feb
25%
5%
22
•
May
6% May
5
200
1%
5%
22
.2.50
300
26
1%
.1
IIH20C
900
5%
5%
in
2~f,r
25% Mar
__10
Standard-Thomson
3%
1,400
1
common
preferred
Products
2
18%
26%
Packaging Corp
100
'
25%
5
(Ky)
6,300
(Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp...
Remington Arms
Oil
2%
6%
Jan
25%
1
19%
3
44%
1
54 %
14%
40 % May
Corp
A
6%,.
400
l
Co
Factors
2
Co
43
_2
Standard Industries Inc
60% Mar
42%
Forglngs Corp
19%
22% Mar
42%
•
53%
53% May
18% Feb
Inc
Dredging Corp
Standard
1,000
47%
1
Standard
10%
4%
Jun
25
Corp
convertible
15% Mar
Feb
Jan
45
\
Standard
Jan
4%
26% May
bUO
25
Stahl-Meyer Inc
8%
700
400
Corp__2
;
Royalty
28
46%
Company
2%
1
&
Jan
Apr
27%
Shoe
19%
preferred
Electric
&
Spencer
53%
Pump Co
Reliance
Jan
28
9%
25
preferred
Petroleum
Southern
1
common
Rels
58%
3,700
6% May
Feb
45
27%
25
preferred
Southern
Tilo
conv
Apr
preferred
California
(Mass)~~20
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rapid Electrotype (The) Co
Rath Packing Co common...
Raymond Concrete Pile common
$1.25
50%
39%
42% Mar
Mar
4%
25
25
cumulative
100
8
6%
4%
,_L
Reading Tube Corp
May
preference
cumulative
4.08 to
Southern
15% Mar
13
Q
Quebec Power Co
40
15
39%
39%
25
cumulative
1,200
2
Co
Inc
Jan
14%
..12.50
preferred
preference
convertible
4.24%
Feb
2% May
18%
5%
common
Indus
2
12%
88% „«*•<.! 00 " % .78 %
',87%
Pyrene C-O Two Corp. Name
changed
to
97%
Jan
Pulp & Timber
vle-National
200
101
2%
Apr
Public Service of Colorado""
4 %% cumulative
preferred...
Puget Sound
May
33%
7%
Edison—
convertible
100
5% Jan
Producers Corp of Nevada
Progress Mfg Co. Inc
Providence Gas
16
42
"6
1
preferred
cumulative
4.32%
2%
Mines
Jan
4.56%
2%
America
Preston East Dome
9
Feb
Jun
Inc
M
600
4.88%
2~50
Metals
R
7% May
5%
Lambert Co
!!"•
Prentice-Hall Inc common._!!_"~~~~
P
2C0
Southern
&
Pressed
7,100
7%
Jan
Jun
common
Royalties
~6%
Jan
Jan
!!
Canada
5% Mar
9% May
Jan
1%
Ltd
Telephone
Feb
26%
4%
common
Powdrell & Alexander
2%
5% Mar
27%
9,800
...
class
2,500
8,400
29%
19,500
Mining Co
Poloron
3%
8%
Apr
106% Mar
Jan
Jan
3 %
7%
•
Mills
common
California
4%
4%
3%
7%
26% May
13,100
common
Polaris
£1
10c
___*
24%
1%
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
46% Mar
24% May
2
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie...
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pneumatic
Feb
300
4%
Amer
Mines
37%
500
2.50
Piper Aircraft Corp
6,200
200
1%
2.
41
27
4%
common
Apr
40 %
25%
1%
Minerals
Pierce Governor
Jan
22
26 %
1
Tel
12%
Jan
25
YEo
Philippine Long Dist
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Jan
16%
26
2 Bol
Co
Oils
11%
1,700
40%
__20
2,900
27
Co
37% Mar
12%
South
Apr
May
20
Jan
120
Apr
31% Mar
20
Jun
12%
29%
105% 106
3%
May
19%
Apr
105%
3.
16% May
17%
100
19%
27
4.48%
2% Mar
12%
300
Jan
Feb
34% May
l
28%
104%
%
1,400
28%
Apr
9,100
1,100
Jan
98%
5% Mar
3 %
28%
20
Feb
Feb
18
Apr
99% 100
Apr
44
4%
18%
27 %
original
40%
Feb
400
•
•
...
Paper
Oil
28% Mar
Jan
"4%
3
1,000
Penn
Jan
31 %
14,500
18
28%
Apr
2 % Mar
18
27%
103%
Apr
3
28%
100%
1%
18
—
7%
4%
Perfect Circle Corp
Peruvian
Inc.
(Howard)
Corp
30
37% Mar
Publications—
preferred
dep rets ord registered
Airways
103
36%
1
25c
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv Corp
Smith
1 %
;__5,000 fr
Simplicity Patteril common
Simpson's Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer
Jan
Feb
14,900
2
4%
5,000 fr.
convertible
Jan
43%
1%
4 %
6
2
Ltd
Inc
Shares
Mar
105'/a
May
34%
10c
Corp...
issued
Simmons-Boardman
$3
34%
1
lo
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Lighting
American
When
34%
l
«>■..*
~Corp!!"~!!
Canada
Silvray
1%
j
Precision
May
4% May
117
29%
2
Creek
Simca
"1%
2
common
Jan
300
30 V2
•
*
A
Jan
25%
10c
Manufacturing common
South Coast Corp common
15%
May
68
Jan
Mar
89
Jan
102
30
Sonotone
~
of
Lid
•
Boss
15%
4
1,800
42
Feb
~
B
Traffic
Silver
101
Parker Pen Co class A
Class
Breweries
Signal Oil & Gas Co class
9%
10%
103V4 May
37%
1
2,100
•
34% Mar
103
500
4%
Apr
25
Jan
84%
Feb
7%
8% Mar
100
Canada
31 %
{
Motors Corp
Chemical Company
Parkersburg-Aetna
104
2%
15 % May
8% May
2,700
106 Va
4%
4%
104
Apr
103
1,900
9
83 %
84
1
..25
...
30% May
27% May
~
—
Park
•
Power
Inc
33%
25%
9%
21%
600
share~_"_TBol
Paramount
8%
~8%
3,200
_!•
vtc
Amer
8%
~8%
2,200
•
•
Pancoastal Petroleum (C
A)
Pan
Jan
32 %
•
common
Pentepec Oil (C A)
5%
28%
pldHlHlOO
L.'ght 5%
Tubes
1,000
35%
25
.
Page-Hersey.
6%
6
31%
"11.25
pfd
1st
preferred-.
Pacific Lighting $4.50
preferred..
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
Pacific
Jan
•»—
Mar
22 % May
Jan
11%
34%
23
.
4.36%
1%
400
Jan
3
14% Mar
Jan
5,200
28%
25
14 %
.'.000
1%
12'/a
34%
Feb
19
1%
12%
25
preferred
16%
1%
28%
25
preferred.^.......;.
1st
16%
Jun
21%
2% May
xll% May
12%
1
common
of
Feb
luO
200
1
25
1st pfd___23
1st preferred
5%
Sicks
Slick
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
17
•7%
11%
10c
Corp of America class A
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
89 % Mar
Jan
5
325
25%
i',f Apr
11%
12.50
Shoe
Jan
6%
118
111
25%
475
3 % Mar
Jun
16
15%
Ltd Amer shares JLOs
12%
52%
105
1,600
6 %
2%
14,000
5
75%
1
Securities
2%
6%
1.28
~!_1
~_7
Company common.
Corp common
Town
40c cumulative
preferred
Olympic Radio & Television
Omar Inc
Overseas
15%
57%
107 %
preferred
Okalta
Okonite
16
•
100
_____90c
Power 4%%
Oils Ltd
7,300
2%
11%
'
—-
__
Silex Co
2%
2%
j
common.
Ohio Brass Co class B
Ohio
18%
17
17%
1
Class B
Oceanic Oil Company.
Ogden Corp
Products
Apr
1% Jan
20c
Shawinigan Water &
Jun
Feb
Apr
2\k
9,400
•
Jun
417/s
19%
3,500
1
-
35%
2%
5
36%
High
Jan
16%
Mining
36
r»0
22%
2%
common
Denn
1,300
36
36%
100
15%
•
Servomechanisms Inc
Leather
7,100
2%
Serrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America
Shattuck
35%
32%
1574
Airlines
Belby Shoe Co
Sentry Safety Control
Seton
Low
33%
32 %
5Cc
Inc
75
36
Co
Feb
4
25
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
Nuclear Corp
of America
Class
10%
Feb
Bros
87
10
North Canadian Oils Ltd
RR
86% May
Jan
6
.10
Penn
Beeman
2
3%
10%
10c
class
Cement
B
Northeast Airlines
North
10
6
j
Norden-Ketay Corp.
60
~3%
j
Inc
60
60
60
10
Mines
Lites
Securities
Jan
15
1
„
common
Honduras Rosario
&
81
"2%
Jan
3%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3lV8 May
15% Jun
Corp General
2
Shares
,..1
common'(when issued)
Bcurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
2% May
33%
•
common
Beaboard
Feb
1
New
Co
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Steel
54% Mar
Feb
20c
17%
1%
16%
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
16%
3,100
6%
Inc
Sales
Raj'ge
Bale Price
Par
10%
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
1% May
46 %
17%
8
Friday
900
New Park Mining Co
New Process Co common
JUNE
Range Since Jan. 1
50c
Zinc—
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
25o
Min & Chem Co
Jersey
of Price#
6%
Co.—
preferred
conv
New Idria
New
Watch
Clock &
Haven
WEEK
for Weik
Low
Par
New
Range
Last
STOCKS
Bale*
Week's
6,500
4C0
2%
Jan
Feb
60% May
2 % May
4% Mar
34%
15%
4
297s
Jan
Apr
■
,
Apr
Jan
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
5541
Number
183
(2793)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
| RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JUNE g
Week's
Friday
Last
~
stocks
American Stock Exchange
Consolidated
Universal
Products
Utan-ldaho
2
62
62
60 %
Oil
2
5,000
55 Va
Last
Period
bale Price
Exchange
59%
64
7.900
41V4
3%
4
1,500
ABanover
7s
(City of)
1939
(20%
68
Apr
Jan
32%
Apr
AHanover
Jan
67%
Apr
ALima City
Feb
5
$4
Van
1
common
convertible
Steel
1
300
28% Jun
6%s stamped
4%
4%
1,400
4% Mar
105
103
103
91
1,000
5%
1958
Jun
105
Apr
8'A
8'/b
8%
4,100
8Va
4
3%
4
1,100
3% May
87/a
Jan
—2
6
5%
6
Jun
6%
Apr
800
5%
lti'/4
oan
17%
Feb
7%
Sinking
Rio
15%
5'/b
5VB
5%
2,400
Aircraft
7%
4VB
4'A
200
4%
5Vb
1,500
•
4»/b
•
100
108 V*
1
voting
ext
ctfs
preferred
Waitt &
3'/B
3»/b
3%
Bond Inc
—,
72
72
43'A
43 Va
May-Don
200
common—
Webb & Knapp Inc
$6 series preference
Investors
Inc
Western
23
22 Va Mar
Jun
2
2'A
39,200
2
Jan
151'A
100
135
Apr
19%
300
Western
19%
1997
(Plan A)
stmpd
value,
2s
2%
Tablet
Westmoreland
Weyenberg
3%
5
Jan
bid
and
Feb
140
~'5ft
500
la
com—*
'A
ft
1/4
10,900
27%
27%
29%
900
20Va
Feb
"w
when
i,"
issued;
Eagle
White
Stores
5 'A %
10
shares
Stationary
23
24'A
200
20 Va
Jan
25
Inc
Wichita
River Oil
(The)
Wilrich
(R
C)
5%
25
prices;
Wood
Jan
w,"
with
listed
on
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
Edison
6s
2%s
series
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Mar
May
1st
A
N
mortgage
1st
Eastern
Elmira
of
164.86
65.48
172.26
96.02
98.59
96.49
94.90
96.50
98.53
96.31
94.91
96.44
98.67
95.79
94.90
96.35
♦172.23
96.03
98.63
95.60
94.82
96.27
173.11
96.03
98.42
95.66
94.70
96.20
67/a
Iff
3% Jan
700
12Va May
16'A
Jan
19
25
May
4Va
Jan
30
250
56 3A
6OV4
106
14
Mar
21V2 Mar
Jun
102
55 V*
*1,900
112
l7/a
Last
Period
Sale Price
99V2
>
'
8%
or
to >24.87
'
Jan.
Low
DO.
55
55
—
98%
41
99%
*141% 155
142
■
■
96
Jan-July
87'A
87'A
4s
Gas
series
4s
mortgage
3v2s
Fuel
&
Lt
Water
&
RR
Ercole Marrelli Elec
A6V2S
with
A6V2S
ex
Nov
96 Va
5
1947
June
6—
Thurs.
Fri.
June
June
AGesfuerel
Guantanamo
5V2S
conv
118
1
-
734
65
98'A
100%
with
A7s
ex
Nov
4s
1970
coupon
1952
RR
Nov
1940
1
96 Va
123%
115
*48%
Jan-July
|1 1947 coupon 1952
36
52
6V2S
Ohio
due
1953
Power
extended
1st
109
151
—
48%
53
Durable Goods
3'As
1964
1970
Piedmont
A6V2S
Public
98%
1
93%
96
99'A
99'A
5
98'A
*100
Oct.
Oct 1
ex
1940
1
1947
1960
coupon
95
—
Service Electric & Gas
Co
_J
99%
101'A
11
99%
94
1
94
102
*96% 102'A
*93
Stocks
98%
97%
98%
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
1976
3s series
E
1978
3s
F
1979
series
3%s series G
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
Gas
3'As
Electric
&
1970
(Calif.)
Gas
1971
3s
3'As
1970
96
*95 %
97
101% 102
94
101'/a
99'A
97
98
Aug
ex
Dye
1
10
101
Chemical
&
1,465,050
1,632,555
3,836,000
265,000
4,101,000
Fri. June 8
3,628,600
5,587,000
319,000
5,906,000
9,882,405
$19,882,000
-
1,655,080
1.
Total
102
6s
2
96
94
2
92'A
97
96%
5
96%
100
Feb-Aug
87
1100
Jan-July
June-Doc
June-Doc
1100
85
87
102'A
Jan. 1 to June 8
1S-55
1956
1955
323,774,157
14,511,531
272,625,161
101,000
305,000
$3,014,000
24,755,000
44,491,400
Bonds
$8,000
$215,000
U. S. Government—
International Bank
$1,242,000
19,832,000
Total—
22,660,000
465,703,900
413,494,200
$21,124,000
Industrial
125
June-Dec
$21,124,000
$1,242,000
9,882,405
of Shares—i
Railroad and
1114
1956
3,669,000
4,026,000
1956
Stocks—No.
102%
97'A
1953
1973
199,000
238,000
Week Ended June 8
99
101%
96%
coupon
Sales
Thurs. June 7
Tues. June 5—
104
96'A
_
22
97'A
Feb-Aug
Bond
$3,422,000
$221,000
$3,201,000
3,470,000
3,788,000
1,501,120
Foreign
1953
1940 coupon
1947
1
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
TotaJ
Government
Bank
Foreign
Miscel.
100'A
94
April-Oct
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
United States
Int'l
Railroad
96
92 %
1
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6'/2S with Aug
348.2
——
98
101'A 101'A
April-Oct
1981
Southern
98
55
95'A
102
150
90
96'A
*90
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
3'/bS series D
294.7
326.8
Wed June 6
3
99
*92
Feb-Aug
1976.
*93
Feb-Aug
1973
2%s series C
Shares
Mon. June 4
102
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
3s series B
152.4
325.5
382.5
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
97
136%
*140% 146 Va
1998_Jan-Ju!j/
93
United
—
■
92'A
6'As
Service
102
96'A
__
93
A
and
98%
93
101 'A
—
*114
April-Oct
Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981—May-Don
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-j«Zi/
Terni
Finance
Number 0/ and
Safe
3'As series A 1973
425.2
312.8
160.6
103'A
*25
6s
500.8
353.0
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
—(1
102'A
*95
June-Dec
Jan-July
Trade,
Mining
99% 100 %
1960
coupon
369.4
101
*176%
—0.1
+0.7
+1.1
—0.5
319.0
393.6
421.2
+2.4
+2.1
325.3
153.8
294.7
325.0
154.9
298.0
346.5
Low
360.3
459.4
+1 8
+2.2
377.8
457,1
466.7
—
Hydro-Electric Co—
with
A6V2S
101'A
23
95
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As
——
Utility
——
95
April-Oct
April-Oct
1968
7
High
Change
332.1
419.3
338.1
428.5
386.7
Goods
Transportation
May 25,'56
1,'56
June
Composite
Manufacturing
'
Jan-July
1963
to
3'As
mortgage
68.05 Jan 18
based on the closing prices of the common
1, 1956, for composite and by major industry
and with highs and lows for the
groups compared with the preceding week
current year are as follows (1939=100):
-1956-
96%
May-Nov
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
a 1st
mortgage 6V2S 1953
80.49 Dec
Low
„
99 Ve 100
100
Apn'Z-Oct
Valley RR 4% 1963
England Power 3'As 1961
New
—
*25
Mar-Nov
liq tr ctfs—
Midland
Range for 1955
High
84.49
8
stocks for the week ended June
Non-Durable
*117
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6'A%
85.28
85.49
7
Percent
——
—
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
7
The SEC index of stock prices
*
*165
June-Doc
Western
&
96'A
*96'A
1961——Mar-Sepf
debs 1967
—Jan-July
1953
debs
6s
96'A
■
-!
69'A
96
1
1
58%
99
69'A
60
*25
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s
Flying Tiger Line
88.95 May
89'A
*100
May-Nov
May-Dot)
1953
coupon
n
——-78.87 Jan 23
_
86
'
'I
Range for 1956
High
Low
85.22
June
Wed.
65
102%
144
1
>
* 99 Va 100
Mar-Sept
1953
coupon
:V .* {<.
,
SEG Index of Stock Prices
Jan-July
1956
5s
1940
j
84.85
Tues.
High
98'A
69%
-May
1965
',■:•■■■
'
■■
Closing
4
June
Mon.
93
60
May-Nov
1993
B
,1
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
1
Mtge Co—
1
1
Nov
1993
A
series
•
>i,
;
.
'
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
15
95'A
25.14.
.>
Range Since
hold
High
June-Dec
from
•'
Date—
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
99'A
,
for
2 A Mar
Feb
prices by the following: Industrials, 4.69; Rails 7-72;
total
the 30 industrial stocks and for the 65-stock composite average give effect
Corporation's distribution of one additional share of common stock for each
This changes the divisor for the industrials
to 4.69 from 4.79 and that for the
held.
stocks
dividing
...
Foods
Week's Range
*54
June-Dec
June-Dec
~V/e
5,400
65
by
stocks 24.87.
65
averages
General
the
share
,
64Va May
;
Apr
Mar
7
n
"1%
65.89
computed
are
11.54;
♦The
to
Mar
12 V» May
17% May
57
Utilities,
Jan
17 >A
12 Va
12 'A
165.77
7—Z——r
Averages
U Apr
tV Jan
Apr
May
3'/b
14 V4
103 Va
102
12'A
164.70
65.69
482.99
June
June
9% Mar
67/a May
600
15
♦480.54
Jan
300
3%
3 V4
4% Feb
900
4
Division—
J
40
480.63
June
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
Total
Bond*
96.03
45,500
1978
Stocks
ities
96.02
Quar-Feb
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
roads
173.24
■fir
1970
A
Util¬
trials
173.22
1
1998
1
Grade
65.93
Interest
Aug
Grade
65.83
14 Va
1970
Indus¬
165.81
300
Pump 4s inc debs 1994
65
165.88
Low
&
10
Util¬
483.22
Friday
A Amer Steel
Second
Rail¬
483.19
5s
£1
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As
First
5
2,GOO
Exchange
10
Date
2 Vb
Ltd—
Stock
Total
4——I——
7Va
BONDS
American
15
June
67/e
•
,
20
Indus¬
Apr
39
Jun
10
10
30
June
2
American deposit receipts^.:
6% preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
-Bonds*—
Stocks
58 Va May
Jan
Averages
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bondi
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
are
Jan
19'/a
25
100
'V-1
warrants.
Jan
Va
(F W)
without
12 Va
193A
8
w,"
28 Va
19
i
"x
24% May
3'/4
common
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"v t c," voting-truBt certificates;
"n-v" non-voting stock;
warrants;
10% May
12%
_1
week.
current
100
37/a
1
pfd
during
300
12 Va
1
4>A%
transacted
11
3%
Woodall Industries Inc
Wool worth
d Ex-interest,
25'A
12 Va
Ltd
Woodley Petroleum
37%
10%
•
Newspaper Machine-
Jan
1%
58,600
10
Industries
Lt
57%
36 Vb
2
25
„
common
&
Pwr
2'/a
being
sales
no
"M," mortgage;
ft Apr
45
1
preferred
Wisconsin
50
5
& Co
Brothers
"l%
10%
Corp
Petroleums
Wilson
Co
Corp
Williams-McWllliams
Williams
10c
1
Oil
preferred
Wickes
36%
(not included in year's range),
Stock and Bond
Below
Apr
•h Jan
37
~1%
common
I
!
55
55
1
Mfg—
Internat
conv
55
36%
above—"cod," certificates of deposit ;
"w
31 Va May
23
133 Va
asked
Jan
6
"5 '/a
Inc
Shoe
White
45
54
81
54'A
54'A
Jan-July
2012—Jan-July
104% Mar
Jun
_5'/b
Coal
Westmoreland
104
Apr
20
&
104
being traded flat.
§Reported In receivership.
19 % May
2% May
1st pfd__100
Maryland Ry 1%
Western
102
45
104
154 Va May
100
•
Ltd
dep rets ord
145
160
ABonds
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Amer
165
Mar-Sept
—
165
Deferred delivery transaction
a
tive; "conv," convertible;
Mar
3
iy% May
800
3
2%
2%
1.25
100
pfd
4.40%
Leaseholds
May-Nov
April-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec
1947
1
Jan
Abbreviations used
Feb
Jan
Jun
149
5
(Del)
Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities
188
transaction
IFriday's
-1
Feb
IV4
l'A
2'A
149
*
3%
Jan
1H
l'A'
10c
Jan
19 Va
20
Wentworth
143'A
June-Dec
2008
2'/as
155%
(not
included in
year's range), f Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included in year's range), r Trans¬
for cash (not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
action
111% Mar
3Va
1,000
18'4
19'A
Webster
Odd-lot
5% Mar
Jan
1,500
18 »A
19'A
1
Co
Jan
92,900
18'A
1
preferred
Watch
Jun
4%
108
2
30
Waltliam
cumulative
5'A
4Va
40
108'/a 109
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
$2
76
155
—
—
3s
Janeiro
High
68'A
171
1947
1927)
162
dividend,
Co
Baking
fund
♦No par
a
Wagner
de
Apr
15%
300
w
Waco
May
(Republic of)
1
Apr
47/8
15'A
-1
Corp
(issue of Oct 1927)
Peru
107/a Mar
Jun
(issue
A7s
of
High
1154
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2'/bs 2008
Jan
—1
Inc
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
A7s
May
34 Va Mar
-20C
Vinco
Vulcan Silver-Lead
93
29%
4'A
Venezuelan Petroleum
Syndicate
Feb
28%
Jan.
Low
Do.
Mar-Sept
1949
6'As
(Peru)
stamped (Plan A)
7s
stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
7% Mar
Feb
84
28%
Co
Industries warrants-
Norman
Venezuela
6Va
—5
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys
Range Sine*
bold
May-Do0
Feb-Aug
Maranhao
3% May
(Prov)
Bonds
Friday's
Germany—
redeemed)
AMedellin
Valspar Corp
or
Bid & Asked
Low
27/a Mar
Jan
4
5
Sugar
Jan
400
30 Va
10
common
Stock
High )
63
15
-
Co
Low
2%
Interest
BONDS
American
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2
10
Insurance
Universal
Shares
25c
Universal American Corp
Week's Rang*
Friday
for Week
Low
Par
Universal
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Prloe
$25,674,000
$490,774,900
$458,298,600
United Electric Service Co—
A7s
with
A7s
ex
Wasatch
Dec
Dec
West
deb
coupon
Water
ser
1963
A
Power
Traction
Newspaper
Union
105'A 105'A
80'A
80'A
5
102'A
98
81
47
6s
1959
103'A
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
81%
78'A
105
1103'A 105
103
Feb-Aup
1102 % 106
1033A HO
Stocks
Domestic
of
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Interest
Period
BONDS
American
Stock
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A20-year 7s April 1946—
A20-year
ABaden
7s
Jan
High
Bonds
bold
No.
Jan.
Low
1
644,780
599,645
59,000
39,000
High
(Germany)
7s 1951
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
188
181'A 181'A
Stocks—No.
of Shares.
A 6s
A6s
series
series
A
B
ADanzig Port &
AGerman
AS
f
Cons
secured
Feb-Aug
1951
Waterways
Munic
6s
7s
1947
6'As
1947
1952
82
April-Oct
1952
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
122'A
1126
—
135
1111'A 113
82
86
Domestic—
81
84
178
Jan-July
1,000
2,000
54,000
$91,000
$28,000
$382,000
14,000
1955
84
Foreign government
20
25
Foreign corporate
124
111V4
113%
Jan. 1 to
1956
June 8
1955
113,663,210
3,747,980
5,128,435
$263,000
91,000
$269,000
$7,268,000
7,502,000
1,472,000
$16,242,000
28,000
25,000
$6,446,000
3,978,000
738,000
$382,000
$704,000
$11,162,000
129
Total.
72,000
109,582,342
Bonds
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
69,000
5,000
1956
181'A 181'A
62,000
10,000
'
Week Ended June 8
180
$125,000
$25,000
$263,000
3,747,980 '
Total
Bonds
Bonds
65,000
1,198,000
Fri. June 8
Total
Corporate
34,000
619,080
5—
180
June-Doc
1947
$28,000
Thurs. June 7—
—
April-Oct
Jan-July
-Jan-July
$72,000
Wed June 6
Range Since
Bonds
28,000
Tues. June
Week's Range
Government
Bonds
686,475
4%-
Mon. June
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
Shares)
Friday
Exchange
105'A
June-Aug
1960
5s
Transactions at the American Stock
125
1956—
coupon
6s
3'As 1964—:
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Penn
Western
1947
1
Corp
Washington
Webb &
1940
1
410,000
37
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2794)
.
.
Monday, June 11, 1956
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
«
i
•
Boston Slock
ItlllJ
STOCKS
Week's
Motors
American
Tel
Corp
Tel
&
Bangor
&
Boston
Albany
Boston Edison
Boston
RR
preferred
—
53%
Hecla
&
Copper
Range
65 Va
55%
10
54%
433
Jan
54
101
v
May
18%
Jun
18%
18%
43'A
1
46'A Mar
59 Va
13
36%
Feb
41 Va
90%
302
87 %
Apr
5
...
13'A
1
13%
64
—
65%
•
189
12%
6%
1st
cum
5%
53 Va
Jan
16 Va
-.
,
SS
Eastern
Ex
$26
Lines
1st
50%
50%
!
30
44'%
Feb
Motor
i
250
15%
Jan
1
%
Jan
51'A
51'A
10
47%
Jan
100
9%
9%
100
adj_.
Gillette
Island
24
(new)
Coal
Copper
Corp
Racing
Service
Tel
Norbute
OI111
RR
Jan
Jan
Jan
47'% Mar
121'A 122'A
174
114% Jan
146% Mar
125
65% Jan
.
136
23%
2%
80 %
Jan
137
Jan
51%
Feb
338
22%
Feb
5
9%
145
V;
10
9%
20% Mar
169
16%
Jun
532
23 '/a
Jan
26%
1,346
20 %
Jan
49%
51%
2,443
49% May
48%
49%
842
49%
49%
135
58
58
14'A
14%
100
52
54%
1,649
__
.
__
__
.
52%
12.50
8
48% May
Apr
Fruehauf
Friday
STOCKS
Lz.st
Sale Price
Par
American Laundry
20
_
Carey
-"
24%
28%
29
Great
May
Champion
•
$4.50
*
Paper common
preferred
Cincinnati
Gas
Cincinnati
Telephone
Cincinnati
Transit
Electric
&
Lakes
Hoover
Houdaille
14
Jan
15
Jan
Howell Electric
51'A May
66
Mar
Hoskins
___
5
59
Feb
103 >4
27%
27%
328
25%
86 V*
86
8734
607
85
Jan
U
S
High
Peninsular
83% May
Prophet
107 %
Feb
•
43%
43%
1
40%
Feb
99 V*
98 34 100%
173
94'4
Jan
1103,4
224% 224%
20
224%
220
Apr
32
33%
35
32
Jan
♦
36
36
36 %
18
52
52
52
42
36% May
51% Jan
8 %
100
Telegjaph
179
Co
8%
:..T
50
23%
69
25
44
Mar
51% Mar
44
50
40
23%
24%
30
67%
179
78%
70%
183
182%
360
78%
25
8% Jun
49
May
2234 May
6234 Jan
179
75%
Jun
Feb
10
77%
186%
84
69%
72 34
265
65%
Jan
54 %
149
47
Feb
62%
5
22%
22%
20
16 3/4
17%
151
14334 1433/4
16%
25
15%
15%
Feb
23 %
Ohio
E
Curtiss-Wright
Dayton Power & Light C
•
r.
13%
15%
13%
13%
Aeco
Jan
Alaska
13%
533/4
Jun
Jan
163,4
66%
15%
5
.
15%
31%
31%
50
30% May
32%
343/8
32%
50
26%
35
7
Pont
46%
46%
5
68
69%
5
Co
35
i
ec
o___
Chemical
i
200%
10
Department Stores.
200% 207%
86%
87
250
110
17
41
36
15% May
Jan
45
Jan
57 Va
Jan
205% May
77% Jan
2.50
32%
33%
20
5
52%
53%
132
52 Va
Motors
32% May
May
16%
Jan
Apr
11%
1,835
2'A
251
Jun
Feb
6%
6%
7
1,893
3%
17%
17%
18
275
17%
4%
4
8
8%
Co
34%
10
Co
Co
Inc
(new)
Register
Lead
32%
1834
22
class
B
Tel
Viscose
Feb
Armco
36"%
Apr
Armour
20 %
Jan
95%
2
36%
36%
50
43%
21% Feb
26% Maq
78%
98
Jan
Jan
20% Mar
Baltimore
Jan
26 %
Bandini
55
May
99% May
51% Apr
Bankline
4134
49% Mar
Basin
49%
May
Apr
Barker
55%
50
49% Mar
30%
50
57 V2 May
Bell
30
65%
35%'
230
563/8
Jan
72%
1
72 Va May
64%
Jan
813/4 May
21
19%
Jan
23
41%
35
39%
Jan
433/4
59 V\
140
48%
Jan
47.
Jan
Mar
Jan
62% Mar
58%
698
5034
Feb
62%
54%
251
'47%
Jan
71
8%
10
25
25
25
25
22%
14
20
14
53
52%
117% 119%
7% May
Jan
Jun
Apr
May
10% Mar
28
Apr
14% Mar
112
IO334
Feb
55%
403
51%
Feb
62
Apr
52%
53%
141
51% May
66
Mar
46%
46%
85
46
50 % Mar
53
55 V*
May
130 %
Apr
Oil
16'A
Apr
$6.25
be found
previous page in this issue.
on
Sales
for Week
Range
Shares
of Prices
Range Sine* Jan. 1
/
High
Low
High
a__
—
a__
-
.
19 Va Mar
1.25
26,300
a3%
25
95c
Jan
3% Jan
a8%
__
a8%
.
50
1.00
a3%
a8%
60
al8% al8%
:
1.00
73/4
21
65%
65%
215
800
24%
670
~
a21 a21%
29
170
17
340
25
Jan
85
29
__
66%
70Va
•
.
•
-
100
__
230
185
95
179% 181%
__
719
7
21%
a51% a513/4
20%
11%
7
20%
c5
11,622
78 %
-
78%
78%
34%
36%
70
70
71%
1.437
52%
52%
54%
620
21%
22
448
1
-
.
—
al7% al7%
__
31%
__
50
al54%
16
Jan
Feb
Jun
Jan
Feb
Feb
15% Jan
31'A May
155
31%
255
al53al58%
Jan
179%
753/4
34%
67%
47
333
24% Mar
57
Mar
186
Feb
84
May
51% Jan
85% Mar
59Va Apr
23% May
19% Apr
34% Apr
162'A Apr
42% Mar
10% Jun
7% Feb
Jun
50
247
34%
83/4 Mar
6% May
20%
142'%
232
May
48% Apr
76% Apr
12% May
43% May
63% Feb
11% May
579
11%
663/4
Mar
May
Mar
213/4 May
Feb
30%
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May
32
31% May
223/4 May
Jan
Feb
10%
73%
32%
26%
62% May
32%
24%
Jan
1.40
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Jan
32%
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Jan
40%
40%
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564
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10
10%
920
,
5%
5%
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37% Jan
10
Jun
5% Jun
50
12% May
15%
75
43%
Jan
52% May
8% Apr
10-
53
Mar
59% Fell
(Un)
of
Black
Oil
Corp
_*
;
(Un)__
Mining (Un)
Chica
Stores
Oil
Borg-Warner
Corp
(Un)
Company (Un)
Budget Finance Plan
Burroughs
10
10
(Un)
__
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10%
1
5
13
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6,800
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Jan
Jun
May
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Feb
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100
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13%
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165%
18% May
50
44 Vb
25% Mar
57'% Apr
2% Feb
Jan
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15% Apr
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894
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1,175
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Blue Diamond Corp
Boeing Airplane (Un)
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Benguet
RR
3
13
1
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Co
Burlington
55%
Feb
1% May
—
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Bros
Oil
Bendix
May
5234
1173/4
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Goods
Ohio
&
Beckman
43
Jan
62%
8 3/8
Refining Co
Petroleum
94 Va May
38
Jan
50
49
&
Dry
Manufacturing Corp
163/s
155%
1998
Jun
1
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton (Un)
20%
BONDS
page
Avco
10
58%
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Oil
105
14
see
Ashland
55%
Edison
414
16
Apr
473/8
Jan
36% Jun
523/4
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May
55%
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200
300
1V»
50
May
7
—
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10
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50
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10
25
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20
Jun
30%
62%
25
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25
Jun
20
24
43%
10
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(Un)
34%
463/8
24
150
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Corp
42 %
146
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80
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Tel
&
Anaconda Co.
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Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)
Atlantic Refining Co
(Un)
;
Atlas Corp new com w i (Un)
.
42%
Brands
Carbide
American
Corp
Associated
43%
;
Feb
265
Week's
___._____1
Radiator &
37% Mar
43%
Co
(Ohio)
Electronics
Motors
American
37%
96 34
(Indiana)
(Un)
American
72%
"
Vacuum
Co
Jun
25
_
Cyanamid
Apr
18%
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Feb
7%
__
2
18% May
94%
■»
~
4%
10%
Jan
a__
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^__10
37%
5
Tobacco
Corp (Un)
(Un)
32
233/4
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Bears, Roebuck
Sinclair
Arma
Co
U
18%
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Steel
Bosch
Can
15
94%
Oil
Radio Corp of America
Apr
Jan
Mar
Vb
8
10
Broadcasting Para Thea (Un)__l
20
24
33Vbc
Amer
35
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Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Petroleum
Apr
4%
150
1,128
-
1
37%
95%
36%
~™1
;
33% May
29% Jan
46%
24
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Central
Pan American Airline
14%
30
can
Low
*___•
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42%
5
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,
f
18%
Feb
10
Inc
37%
*
Distillers
Jan
Apr
7 Va May
Jan
a59% a59%
1
35
25
&
85
35%
18%
»
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15%
34%
32%
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10
Tobacco
16 3/4 May
*
American
American
Feb
•
4
Jan
13%
100
%
,
Apr
Apr
19% May
' 89% May
4% Feb
16% Jan
61
Mar
50% Apr
16% May
19 V8
Jan
18
Jun
21 %
Jan
8
-
Jan
9
Apr
0*'-
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11
13% May
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37
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May
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American
American
Jan
40
&
8
Apr
Jan
__
1
Mar
53
371
Tel
~
Apr
3Va
2 Va May
10%
27%
,
Mar
14%
2.50-
Mining
49 Va Mar
234
43%
Harvester
7
May
200
Last
(Un)
Inc
65
58
41%
International
Stores
55% May
57
15%
»
American
Apr
95% May
37% Mar
41%
International
10
220
~
Corp (Un)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg (Un)
71% Mar
236%
57%
For footnotes
14%
Jun
10%
lUc
American
5
3
Transit
26 %
Jan
5'A
29%
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Corp
Feb
483/4
1%
(F
Jun
8
450
10%
Tabulation for last week
Juneau
American
Motors
Cincinnati
.
Corp
May
Electric
Wool worth
24%
520
5%
29%
1
Die
Alleghany
Jan
General
Corp
Admiral
Apr
General
Westinghouse
■
1
Industries
Apr
Apr
Steel
134
10 Va
2 Va
'
'
Par
Mar
May
S
&
Screw
Wrigley
20
863/a
Sunray Oil
24%
29%
Friday
165
37
1
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Apr
HVt
Sale I'ric*
Jan
70
(N
Apr
57%
1
STOCKS
143 % May
Jan
Oil
Apr
21'A
Jan
5
Products
NOTE:
ACF
Jun
Standard Oil
3%
Feb
40%
See Index for page number.
May
Jan
Studebaker
Jan
11%
719
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
ACF
59%
U
Wayne
Apr
30%
Oil
W.I'
5
85% Mar
52
55%
Union
2
3%
1,014
9%
11%
6,050
19
51
lo
Tool
Apr
5'A
1
common
33/4
17%
9%
Feb
25
Toledo
Co
3%
8% May
15% May
24%
1
Paper
Apr
39
Standard
3%
Jan
51
17%
__
2%
May
69%
*
Standard
/ 3%
Apr
64%
Standard
ji
Jan
37
Socony
Mar
5
Corporation
Walker & Co common.
Apr
56%
263/s
61%
Southern
9
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Jan
52
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525
1
Products.
Jan
52%
37
(R
14%.
May
35% Mar
40
50
Gas
Reynolds
Jan
13%
1
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May
10
Service
Republic
3
3% May
29% Jan
Jun
43% Jan
43% Jan
61%
Pure
7
325
5% May
Apr
5
Products
York
27
500
16
112
10
New
1,667
16
50
46%
Jun
3%
14%
45%
46%
Feb
17%
8%
14%
45%
90
National
Michigan.
Dillon
Sherman
23
Feb
1
Welding
20% Mar
Jan
3%
1
.
Cash
28
173/4 Mar
8%
6%
1
National
27%
6%
__.
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Feb
10
1
Montgomery Ward
2%
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200
Studebaker-Packard
*
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2%
Superior
Scotten
Feb
60
Mead
2%
Feb
2% May
4% Mar
Jan
Apr
10
60%
The
4j/8
Apr
10
(P)
175
61
60%
Lorrillard
4%
4%
47%
59%
Greyhound
4%
1
Feb
1
Kodak
13
1
Spring & Axle
Manufacturing
Rudy
May
60%
Federated
19 Va
646
Feb
;
So
322
Feb
common
&
940
17%
8%
Feb
59%
Columbus
19
22
1
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Raisin
18%
16%
Jan
2%
Jun
22
47
53/4
15
6014
Martin
(H
River
25
Ford
Rickel
18 3/4
3%
5%
Apr
10
;
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Chrysler Corp
Du
(The)
300
1%
2,200
"
1
&
Co
Metal
4
2%
Brewing
92 % Mar
25
Eastman
Pfeiffer
1%
—3
com^.i
Rustproof
32% May
29 % Mar
Mills
Chesapeake & Ohio
Dow
Parker
of
&
1%
3%
10
.■
,
Inc
Chemical
Electric
Apr
Jan
2
Motors
Brew
4%
2
1%
1
49 Vb Mar
40% May
560
200
363/a
Burlington
Cities
7,023
4%
2
50
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Armour & Co
Columbia
43 Va
4%
2
43
Anaconda Mining
Armco Steel (new)
City
41%
4%
2
j__•
60
common
Bethlehem Steel
41%
1
.
4034
591/2
—10
American Telephone &
Oil
May
59%
Airlines
Ashland
Apr
6%
39%
•
-
100
Tobacco
38 V8
Feb
30
Cyanamid
American
Jan
3%
10
Stores
Amer
253/4
10
*
Corp
American
1,934
3,166
Products
Davis
28% Mar
Apr
Apr
62% Mar
May
5%
Chemical
Stocks—
Allegheny
Allied
Screw
Apr
43/4 Mar
52
33%
150
12
19%
31%
3,081
Jan
5%
100
—
B
100
497
1
Jan
31%
12%
Preference
Unlisted
Jan
39
53%
93/a
8%
Jun",
5%
Drug common
Kresge Co (S S)
Kysor Heater
May
___50
class
Printing
20%
Jan
19%
34 %
52%
12%
preferred
Randall
Jun
19%
34%
43/4
J,
Gamble
Apr
434
;_________10
_
—
Lunkenheimer
&
18%
51 % Mar
7%
47%
31%
Kinsel
Parke
46%
8%
Feb
__♦
Manufacturing
Procter
&
National
17
14 %
Apr
6% May
677
Jan
^_1.66%
Industries
Michigan
27 Va
.
Art
79%
79>/4
103% 104
426
24% Mar
86
5
:
Bearing
Manufacturing
Apr
Jan
15 %
;
Apr
Jun
Jan
15 Va
May
100
5
__■____
&
69 Va
23%
36
Jun
19
l,0o9
1
Corp
Mfg
Ball
67 % Mar
27
Apr
60
1
Oil
60%
00
J.
Picher
Gibson
Hobart
50
34 Va
__12 %
common
Eagle
105
8,581
__.
common
Jan
8.50
com
_
Crystal Tissue
Dow
7914
29%
23%
343/4
34%
1,351
825
5
National
28%
34%
./
Paige
Hastings
; 55 Vb Mar
Range Since Jan. I
23%
7%
6 Va
__1
Brewing
Graham
49'A May
Low
6%
7.%
|
56 %
High
48%
6%
Co
Motors
Goebel
.
for Week
Share*
48%
Corp
Manufacturing
General
Jan
17% May
27% Apr
Sales
Range
Low
10
;
Week's
20
Trailer
Gemmer
10'A Mar
Exchange
of Prices
Apr
61%
19%
.20
Ltd
2 Va
Jan
60%
1
Mogul
Motor
Masco
Cincinnati Stock
l3/4
28 Va Mar
Feb
17'A
3% May,
300
19%
Edison
Drewrys
19% May
43/4 jan
Apr
350
2
•
Ford
14
3%
1%
1
Federal
280
3%
60%
.
Steel
17%
-
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—10
.
Motors
Detroit
Apr
17%
Loir
>—25
—
Detroit
Apr
17
Range Sine* Ian. 1
high
1
;
Consumers Power common
May
Shares
-1
"
Paper
Davidson Bros
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
_______1
—
Manufacturing
Continental
Apr
28'/«
22'A Feb
Stores
McLaren
Chrysler Corp
May
61V4
v
25%
*
112
Par
.
Electric
Consolidated
May
141% May
3% Jan
'A May
48%
5
Corp
2
108 %
Wrigley
Alien
Brown
17'A Mar
Jan
50
50
Co
134'A
250
27
21%
14'A
14c
16% May
25%
25
U
24%
Jan
Apr
16%
•
Co
Shoe Machinery Corp
U S Rubber Co
1
%
7c
25
25%
5
—
3,600
55
23%
21%
__
—
221
9%
•
-
2,080
27
,
//
1
Mining
17
2%
53%
—..50
-
12
138
136
5
System Inc
Westinghouse Electric
129
1,600
108 % 108%
•
Waldorf
20
20
13%
10c
16%
50C
"new"
&
132
13%
16%
—2.50
Smelt, Rfg
77%
132
'
100
Co
ACF
50 V* May
34%
/
65'A Mar
40%
2
:
100
Co
Drill
Fruit
52 Va
494
77
20
System
United
S
Jan
Exchange
Range
63% Mar
1,515
8c
Association
Twist
United
60 .*
42%
Co________—__.
Stop & Shop Inc
Tor ring ton Co
Union
49 % May
51% May
58%
.
Drug Co
PONTIAC
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Week's
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Sale I'rlce
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RR
Mining
Friday
Apr
48 Vb
—
1
_
Co
(N
Pennsylvania
Shawmut
43
Apr
56
pfd_100
cum
Ass'n
Corporation
Quincy
1,136
xl8
42%
•
Mathieson Chem
Rexall
543
53%
;400
46%
—10
Companies
Tel
&
Northern
52%
52%
'
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.—50
New England Electric
E
Feb
57
5
Co
Lone Star Cement Corp
Maine Central RR Co. 5%
Narragansett
Detroit Stock
Apr
11%
—
Kennecott
N
.
24
50%
——:_____.
Co
Creek
National
1%
55'A Mar
9% Feb
STOCKS
*
liq dis
General Electric
KALAMAZOO
26 Vb May
IV*
Inc—
Co
JACKSON!
58 % Mar
23%
IV4
First National Stores Inc
Ford
Telephone: WOodward 2-5525
Apr
100
pfd class A
preferred
Exchange
DETROIT
70'A May
23%
—
__.
cumulative
Exchange
Building
ANN ARBOR
^Jan
100
———
Co
Stock
Midwest Stock
Jan
115
Jan
264
1
26%
—Ilia
Co
American
Apr
89%
Ford
Jan
39%
10
Mass St Ry
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
57% Mar
48'A
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc——.
Eastern
Stock
Jan
39%
Inc——
York
New
60'A May
155
Jun
53
Members
Feb
87% Mar
Apr
140 %
WATLING, LERCHEN Si CO.
10% May
187
Jun
100
-
Co /
Service
467
73
6% May
—100
—
—
_______—
Boston & Providence RR—
Cities
178'A
53'A
Pers Prop.————
Calumet
2,904
140'% 141
'
25
__________—_.
Maine
&
5%
Boston
280
55%
—100
1
8
High
■01.
7'/b
70'A
RR
RR
JUNE
Range Since Jan. 1
High
178'A 182%
178%
____50
Aroostook
&
Shares
6%
—
100
———
Anaconda Company
'
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
5
1—.
WEEK
bales
Range
Par
American
FOR
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
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16%
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Jan
May
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Volume
.
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
California
Canada
Packing Corp
Dry
Canada
Ginger
Southern
Canadian
Ale
Petrol
Atlantic
,
15V 2
a3%
1
Oils.;
2.
—
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High
48 Va May
:
48 % May
Merrltt ChaDman
16 % May
Middle
200
41
Vs
15
200
'
■
May
l|g Mar
4
Canadian
Pacific RR
Natural
Canso
Oil
(Dn)
Carrier „Corp
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Charter
Oil Co
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—
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25
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Pac
Cities
Corp
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Climax Molybdenum (Un)
Colorado Fuel & Iron—:
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Jan *
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Columbia
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Commercial
(Un)
System
Solvents
Commonwealth
25
Jan,:-'.
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National
Supply Co
National
Theatres
New
■
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15%
;
(Un)
Edison
(Un)
of N Y (Un)
Consolidated Electrodynamics
-New
V-.
Niagara Mohawk
Noroon
Apr
Norris
North
34%
?
Oil
Co
46
Co
Crestmont
Crown
Oil
Cuban
i 29
25
Wright
Feb
200
28% Mar
Ohio
Edison
Oil
49 Va
Apr
49% Mar
39%
Feb
49% Mav
Olin
13%
Jun
15 %
37 %
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111%
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29
.
.
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6
5
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46
24
123
345
.
4
12%
2,650
Feb
8
68%
Jan
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A
——
Decca
Records
&
Douglas
Inc
50c
—
.
(Un)
Co
Aircraft
Co
1
6%
5% May
8%
Jan
5%
56% Mar
12% May
26%
Jan
J 35%
Apr
35%
Apr
35%
Apr
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Eastern
Inc
Kodak
:
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Gas
Auto-Lite
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.
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;
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Indemnity Co
Puget
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May
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39%
5
(Un)
May
Jun
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11%
1
1
2
51
i
27
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1.95
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Apr
Mar
19%
10
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Fibreboard Paper Products
86
100
20%
1
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43%
51% May
•
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27
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(Un)
147
Feb
13%
13%
19 %
1
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&
Co
303
Feb
78
Mar
595
25
54%
83%
Phelps-Dodge Corp (Un)
Phllco Corporation (Un)
Phillip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
27
4
Products
Jan
49% -49'/4
5
Electrical
May
44
38%
25
54%
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Pfizer
(Chas)- & Co
71 % Mar
71
216
.
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Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)
Apr
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Feb
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Jun
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50%
158
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162
Pan American World Ait (Un)
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54,000
Paramount
349
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701
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225
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72%
1
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Airlines
Eastman
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Co
Industries
Pont
73%
172
43%
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preferred
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393
Jun
28c
preferred
Pacific
50
27%
43%
30%
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Co
&
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4.50%
Pacific
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358
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5%%
Apr
Jun
14%
43%
1
(Un)
CO -lUn)
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Mar
Jan
27'/4
27
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Pacific
100
;
40% May
Jun
•
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Aviation
Finance
261
—
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1
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Dresser
14%
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10
—
24%
1
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Deere
374
200
43%
1
Pacific Clay Products
12%
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1
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Pacific
Feb
2%
;
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Power
Mathieson
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Corp common
Feb
53%
137
4
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32%
5
79
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1,435
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4
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44
50c
(Un)
Feb
152
29
33% May
Feb
10
(Un)
Petroleum
Oceanic
390
.Y,
31
41%
System (Un)
Aircraft
Occidental
Mar
47
.
220
RR
Pacilic
48"% Mar
45% May
22%
38% May
21% Mar
"t ^43%
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Oil Co_
Cudahy Packing Co
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Ohio
alll% alll%
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Steel
Amer
Jan
13=4
;
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2
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Crucible
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45%
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(Un)_
Apr
200,:
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24%'
Feb
1
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Northern
40 % May
"
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Mar
19%
45*-
46
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24 %
Oil
American
28
15%
114
30%
„
5
Corporation
26 lM May
,
11
24%
10
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Elec
York -Central
Apr'
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Products
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559
1
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15%
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(Un)-
Jan
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Jan
69% May
6% Mar'
23% May
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.
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176
31%
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National Distillers
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Apr
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Apr
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High
19%
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Feb
54 %
26
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Apr
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■
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Bale Price
12%
Development (Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
36% Mar
10..
15%
29
31% May
l-i1# Mar
2^ Mar
;
Utilities
(Un)
Mission
May
20
25.
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STOCKS
High
a45 % a45 %
*
8
Friday
Share*
Low
5
(Un)_——1%
JUNE
for Week
of Prices
Sale Fiice
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Range
50
16%
:
Oil
10
—
—
56Va
53 V'4
—
56%
58%
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2,389
Feb
16
104%
52
'
19% Mar
Feb
126%
Apr
Jan
65%
Apr
45
176% May
190% May
206
36% May
43% Mar
64% May
191
62% May
50Va
51
475
50
May
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10
29
May
32 Va Mar
a42% a42%
25
37%
Feb
47
56 Va
Jun
56 %
Jun
54% Mar
Mar
56%
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25
53 Va
55 Vz
1,242
53
Jan
68 Va
Apr
63
309
53
Jan
67%
Apr
63
39
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
40
.
(2796)
.
.
Monday, June 11, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JUNE »
Friday
Ln Angelei Slock Exchange
(ConU
de
_*
Corp of Amer (Uni———.1
Vanadium
Walgreen
Lines
Pacific
Inc—
ER
Union Teleg
Western
(Un)
Corp
Oil Exploration
Basin
Co
Woolworth
Apr
Greyhound
Feb
22% Mar
Griesedieck
29
Feb
35
23 % Mar
19% May
76%
Feb
Greif
Bros
Cooperage class
Corp
(Un)
31%
479
48%
48%
29c
150
1.000
46%
29c
16
16
213
13%
Jan
16% May
130
15
52
50
69
47
May
50
Mar
Hertz
Apr
53%
Apr
27%
Apr
Houdaille
—
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(Un)
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86%
a—
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Jan
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97% May
Feb
(G)
Hupp
Co
Brick
Central
Steel
Midwest Stock
Exchange
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Prloe
Par
Laboratories
Steel
Admiral
Advanced
Akron
Co
_—10
—_
Aluminum
Castings
Laboratories
Chalmers
New
American Airlines
American
(Un)__
Cyanamid
American
8%
100
—-10
1
.—
10
(111)
Co
7
American Motors Corp
American
American Tel
Tel
&
3
Co
Conper Mining
$1.50
Corp
(George
Brach
Foote
Burroughs
35
May
51
Jan
66%
Jan
87% Mar
1,000
Feb
62
1,900
15%
Feb
23% May
1,600
15%
Jan
20
52%
21%
22 V8
16 %
16%
17%
29
29
100
28 %
Jan
30% Mar
39%
40%
400
35%
Jan
44 % May
34,400
3%
Jun
9%
Jan
1,200
5%
Jun
7%
Feb
4
3%
5
5%
5%
5%
13
—__50c
10
Co
(Un)
lp
(Un)
15%
May
Jan
Kaiser
Alum
City
Kansas
Power
Knapp
Monarch
Laclede
Gas
71%
20c
2%
1
13%
5
38 *,«.
Apr
29
Mar
17
20%
26%
26%
500
26%
Jun
34 %
44
26%
166
20 %■ Jan
300
44%
200
38%
Jan
50%
71%
71%
68
Feb
85
2
Jan
2%
Jan
Jun
17 %
Jan
2
50
2%
13 VB
13%
1,200
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May
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Central
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Chicago Corn
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series
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200
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10
(Un)
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Co
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Pont
(E
Eastern
I)
Air
de
Emerson
Radio
&
Motor
Beer
300
50 VB
500
3%
3%
1,500
15%
15%
1,200
14%
Apr
15% Mar
200
25%
Apr
26% Mar
49
—
v
15%
4
—
26% 26%
•
—
16
Jan
115
43%
56%
1,750
*
58
59
4
32
32%
&
Electric
7
Marshall
Field
&
(Glenn
Martin
L)
Medusa Portland
Merck
&
Merritt
(Ky)
Co
(Un)
1
Cement
Co___
__15
Food
New
&
Mississippi
Co
Mfg
River
31 Vb
Jan
58
Mar
400
50%
Jan
60% Mar
1,000
29%
Apr
36
33%
Feb
32
Apr
37
Apr
37% Mar
35 %
2,700
53
300
1,500
47%
Feb
58
.31 %
32%
800
24%
Feb
32% May
18%
19%
600
23 %
12%
13
150
18% May
12% May
29%
29%
29%
200
28%
32%
1
•
7%
7%
1
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(Un)
10
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Cement
*
Co
7%
135% 138 %
136
69%
—*
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69%
6%
Jan
8% Mar
300
105%
Feb
150 % May
69%
Jun
73% May
30%
30%
30%
100
50%
52%
1,000
25
25%
650
30% May
34
46
53 % May
Jan
24% May
General
American
Box
10%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
———2
...
Inc
3
44
%
42
1
7%
7%
7%
24%
24%
Vernon
(The)
Industries
Napco
National
Jun
On
common
7%
25
General
.
16%
National
Gypsum
Lead
(Un)
5%
Aor
2,900
4%
Feb
300
53 V*
Jan
59 % May
15%
600
15
Jun
21
2 Vb
1,100
4%
•
1% Mar
National
New
Tile
York
North
Jan
900
44
Feb
46% Mar
300
42
Jun
51 % Mar
39 % Mar
Northern
66% May
Northern
23 %
24 '/a
500
23 %
Jun
27%
65 VB
65 %
Apr
(Minnesota)
gu
150
64
May
65%
Jan
18% May
25%
Jan
31
Jan
Ohio
32%
200
32 %' Jun
X38 VB
8%
138
40
9V0
138
38% May
200
8%
2,200
132
10
Jun
Feb
Feb
43 % Mar
9%
140
Apr
6%
6%
100
61%
800
60 % May
85 %
36 %
36 %
100
30 %
Feb
37 % May
40%
40%
42 %
1,800
May
52 % Mar
91%
91%
91%
300
91%
Jun
98%
40 3B
41
300
34%
Feb
41 % Mar
4
600
HI
28
150
4
27%
40
27%
Jan
6% May
Jan
Feb
Pacific
Pan
Gas
800
7%
31%
33
800
26%
27%
27%
600
26
34 Vb
May
35% Mar
Jan
Jan
14
Jail
35%
Apr
May
34%
Feb
67
69%
1,900
57
47%
1
1.25
Jan
200 %
Jun
49
GOO
43%
Feb
86%
200
200% 200%
245
II,
18%
9%
18
8
5
Inc
57%
100
47%
86%
200%
_<=
Inc
Jan
May
52%
52 %
245
9%
18 VB
8
53 %
7(5%
9
200
300
9%
300
16%
1,000
7
4,700
Feb
71 % Mar
235%
94%
World Airways
American
Paramount
Pictures
(U11)
(Un)
11
Jan
19%
17%
17%
18 %
400
15%
15 34
600
14%
6%
6%
6%
5,700
Apr
Jan
11%
1,100
36
Jun
47 %
100
78%
Jan
94
May
35%
600
34
Jan
42
Mar
34 %
18%
18%
18%
9,800
37%
37%
200
17%
17%
3,400
1,600
,
16
37%
Feb
May
General
9%
9%
1.200
50
64%
65%
500
1
x2%
3
900
11%
11%
1,2
160
14%
59 %
59 %
57
57
58 %
46%
5
Transportation—2
Corp
IIIIIIIIIII5
Contract
9 j/2
17%
44
Apr
18%
Feb
65
75 % May
71%
72
22%
22%
600
22 Vb May
24%
Feb
39
40%
900
34
Jan
46%
Apr
25%
25%
300
23%
Jan
27% Mar
53
55
1,000
51%
Jan
61
50%
50%
200
48%
Jan
53% Mar
21 % Mar
53
Jan
25
1
18%
5
16%
Jan
200
31%
Jan
19
%
150
167/b Mar
12 %
12%
800
32%
19%
'
—
19%
32
18%
—
13
7,100
9%
Apr
Motors Corp
9
66%
(Un)...— __5
Corp
10
8%
8%
1,300
57/s
Apr
31%
32 %
1,000
25%
Apr
32%
14%
14%
15%
400
14%
Jun
18
Mar
50
23%
23%
24'%
1,200
22%
Feb
28
Mar
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco
Corp
Public
Pure
1,400
20%
Jan
26% May
62
500
54%
Jan
22%
22%
23%
400
22
(Un)
93%
96'%
700
79%
37%
37%
500
157
200
147
General
General
Gibco
Telephone
Tire
&
Rubber
Co...—Il~2.50
Inc
36% Mar
Jan
105% May
(The)
Glidden
Co
67
100
36% May
65 Vb Feb
72%
Jan
43
44%
300
37%
57%
Apr
31%
31 %
31%
400
31
41%
•
*
Quaker Oats Co
Radio
Corp of America
(Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Apr
Rexall
Reynolds
-—5
10
Co
Jan
May
Goodyear Tire
Wossard
(W
'
Tobacco class B
(R. J.)
43
700
800
St
Paper
Spring & Axle
Louis
Regis
Jan
57% May
24 % May
28% Mar
25%
26
1,550
10%
11
800
10%
Jun
13%
Jan
29%
30%
400
27%
Feb
36%
Apr
54%
5
29%
50
63% Mar
St
Apr
10
Feb
25%
•
Jan
Hi
& Rubber
Co.III"!
St Louis National
Paper
class
Co
54%
15
58
Jan
12
12%
12%
12%
1,400
12 %
Jun
14%
Feb
5
Stockyards
Public Service
49%
49
52
800
41%
Jan
18%
18'%
200
18% May
54% May
22% Mar
18%
Jan
29% May
*
A
Co
54% May
10% Mar
Schwitzer
70
Mar
Sears
3
May
Signode
Steel
11%
Jun
14
Oil
900
14%
Jun
Apr
17% Mar
Sinclair
Socony
100
58 Vb
Feb
65% May
Southern
Co
1,900
52%
Jan
65
Mar
Southern
Pacific
46%
100
46%
Jun
50
Apr
41%
43 %
7.200
40 %
May
49 % Mar
6perry
35 %
200
34% May
38
Spiegel
42%
300
38
Jan
45%
Apr
67
300
66%
Jun
67
Jun
Co
Strapping
Co
Com
26
26
26
3
Corp
Roebuck &
30%
30
30%
30
May
28
28
100
21%
Feb
34% Mar
64%
65%
800
55%
Jan
72
1
New
(Un)
Co
Public Service
Rand Corp
Standard
Oil
of
72 %
72'%
200
61%
Jan
82% May
20%
21%
1,500
19%
Jan
23
49 %
49%
51%
1,100
49%
Jun
25%
25%
200
24%
24%
13%
13%
1
California
*
6.25
15%
6.000
12%
Jan
16 % Mar
Standard
Oil
47 %
500
40%
Jan
50%
Jilay
Standard
Oil
36%
36 %
400
35 % May
41
Mar
Standard Oil Co
(Ohio)
67
66 %
67%
700
60%
Jan
74%
Apr
Stewart-Warner
Corp..
5
17%
18
300
17
Jan
37%
37'%
38%
700
37%
Jun
18"% May
46% Apr
.
footnotes
see
page
47.
(N
Indiana
(Un)
J)
Stone Container Corp
Studebaker-Packard
24%
2
(when issued)
of
Jan
May
•
15
50c
common
common
■
36 %
20%
■
Inc
3,800
5
(Un)
(Un)
14%
12.50
__
5
Mobil Oil
Southwestern
250
1
Jun
Jun
Mar
1.40
45
_•
Granite City Steel Co
For
Schenley Industries (Un)
45v
•
19% Mar
Feb
9%
54%
5
Jan
50% Mar
49%
Feb
9%
Rockwell
6% May
Jan
14% May
2,000
51%
Richman Bros Co
20%
41 %
1,100
44%
9%
River
16'A
900
15%
43 %
51%
Apr
Raisin
43%
15
43 Vb
lu
Jan
May
9
41%
15
.2.50
(Un)
Drug
£5
£0
35% Mar
9'%
x
Co.
(Un)
39% Mar
67
43
•
Indiana..
(Un)
(Un)
j
Gillette
74% Mar
May
5
of
Company
Co
160% Mar
24%
59
157
5
Service Co
Oil
Feb
23%
59
94%
12.50
3
Phillips Petroleum Co
Jun
23%
100
33%c
(Un).
(Un)
66%
42
General Public Utilities
8% May
8 Va
42%
*
Jan
31%
...
conv
Jan
14%
36
19% May
13% May
25
10
5%
35%
2
""3
~
9%
Apr
prior preferred
Penn-Texas Corp common
Warrants
2%
)
20% Mar
167/8 May
Jun
71%
*
Peabody Coal Co common
64 %
,
1
Jan
22 %
___1
Patterson-Sargent Co
Jun
Jun
15 %
Apr
52% Mar
245
May
1,000
May
Jan
52% May
17% Jun
3%
66
17 % May
16%
38%
85 VB
34%
5
...
Peoples Gas Light & Coke...
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
13 %
_5
Corp
Jan
12%
38
Cliem
Electric
&
16 %
6% May
1.450
Jan
36
7.50
Pennsylvania RR
300
56%
16
5
;
Apr
6%
50
Gas
32%
6%
50%
Natural
Jan
44% Mar
500
May
45%
39
Apr
28% May
31%
104
1
47
9%
Apr
Feb
May
45%
10
May
May
6%
61
77
42
85%
16
36
(Un)
Olin-Mathieson
Feb
200
200
Apr
60%
3%
Oklahoma
200
97%
43 %
5
Oak Manufacturing Co
23 %
46
55%
55%
97%
42%
97%
10
Northwest Bancorporatlon
300
%
26 % May
5
200
Co
10
35% May
Feb
1
(Un)
18%
Oil
Jan
Jan
21
Co—
32
*38%
(Un)
common
23%
25% May
(.Un)IIIII_5
Ry
Power
18%
Jun
8
20
800
•
(Un)
23%
igi/a
200
700
25
1
RR
Aviation
Pacific
8%
33%
23 %
/
—
1
Mfg
States
8%
32
23%
—
lo
American Car Corp
Northern Illinois Gas Co
31% May
40
;
&
Central
American
Jan
34%
II
~ f
Apr
32
5
Co
North
15% May
5
Co
National Standard
Jan
2%
;
Co
National
1,900
(Un).
Corp
Jan
Mar
46%
1
1
Corp
Prod
Apr
36% Mar
59
4%
34 %
(Un)
3%
51
41% May
5
Inc
Container
Distillers
Jan
2
4.000
1
General Dynamics
Corp
eneral
Electric
Co
General
Foods
Jan
Apr
10%
common..—.___*
Co
Chemical
50c
convertible preferred
—i—5
Muskegon Motor Spec conv class A—*
Jan
10
Candy Corp
29
27%
Monsanto
'
General
Jan
Jan
Jan
700
25%
3%
14
100
51
3%
Apr
May
Apr
•
General
Jan
Jun
15
34%
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
Feb
38%
19%
Fuel
Portland
Mar
31%
10
(when
common
Jan
16%c
Products..
Brewing
Min
Minnesota
18
72%
Apr
12.50
.... _________
& Scott
South. Utilities
Middle
4%
Mar
35
51
51
58
27
32%
32%
Feb
Jun
23% Apr
147% Mar
May
34%
Co
Chapman
Mickelberry's
55 %
'
Feb
3% May
52%
Jan
1
Sales
120% 121 %
49
-
Jun
4,200
Co
Luxe
Jan
7%
15%
....______III5
'oremost Dairies Inc
I I..I.2
Four-Whecl
Drive
Auto
_III__Il0
De
Jan
21%
7%
28%
j
Phono
38%
100
24%
41
Inc
Falstaff .Brewing Corp
Flour
Mills of America
Fox
12%
200
10
;
500
100
15%
Corp
Eddy Paper Corp
1,200
39%
•
Gas
55"% May
41% Apr
48%
22%
2,000
26%
Eastman Kodak Co (Un).
Ford
300
31%
IIIII20
Nemours
Feb
45%
120%
*
5
Marquette Cement Mfg
Apr
39%
Lindsay Chemical Co common
Louisville
53 Vb
22%
•
1
Co
Feb
Jan
15%
54%
10
Lines
35
7%
2,400
40%
IIIIIj
Co
43
Jun
I
*
8.75
(Uni
1,300
20
28
5
Manufacturing
Chemical
—
(Un)
45%
6%
45%
com__33y3C
Light
&
105
43%
43%
6%
66%
Pullman
Dodge
Jan
6%
*
Apr
7%
27
1
(Un)
Jan
27%
7%
155/u
Corp
Co
30% May
24% Jun
34%
200
Mount
40%
1
Company
Edison
100
25
Apr
23
Cudahy Packing Co
&
31%
24%
42%
II*
(Un)__
Commonwealth Edison common
Consolidated Cement Corp new
Deere
37%
31%
24%
400
33%
_i
Columbia Gas System
Detroit
Jan
200
400
...15
___
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)__
141% May
44% Mar
29%
108
200
400
5
Motors
40% May
600
500
16
800
6i%
Inc
Continental
200
32
21%
60%
~~
—100
.....
Co
40%
30%
127% 131
67
31%
__j
Ilium
40%
30%
15%
37%
*
1
Electric
Jan
40%
20%
60%
100
preferred
129%
66 %
31
_2s
Liquidating
—7.50
——•
1
37
com——*
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common
I
95% May
25
31%
♦
N
33
Jan
common
Printing
37
♦
•
300
13%
31%
2%
1
•""hrysler Corp
4% %
Jun
79%
44%
58%
4%
15
25
common
1% May
Feb
1%
13%
31%
50c
Christiana Oil Corp
Cleveland
27'/a
300
42%
Feb
City Products Corp
C
1,500
91%
Jan
10
conv
28%
91%
Motorola
30%
preferred
Towel
27
91%
Jan
27%
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co.*
"hlcago So Shore & So Bend RR_.12.50
Chicago
Feb
Apr
27
*
41% May
_
Ry
38%
Apr
Jan
16%c
& Pac
Jun
May
Jan
preferred
Paul
30
May,
Feb
25
Chicago & Northwestern
1,100
3
23%
common
convertible
Apr
35%
'
40
22%
Corp
Public
14% May
50
50
Corp
South
Illinois
72% May
25% Apr
100
900
200
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Jan
100
1,709
14%
2,500
39%
Carrier Corp common
Celanese Corp of America.
Centlivre
Jan
19%
64%
21%
14%
;
—
43%
26%
(Un)
Ltd..
59 %
64%
20
14%
—
43%
24%
I0c
Prospect
21% Mar
40%
38
Inc
Canadian
Feb
42
24%
Corp
Hecla
Pacific
18
40%
26%
common...
Canadian
800
30
Liggett <te Myers Tobacco—
Lincoln
National
C
19%
42
..15
_____
—...
Feb
19%
50
Montgomery Ward & Co new com wi_*
Morns (Phillip) & Co
5
Apr
12.50
<Un)_',
Jan
34%
33
20
,
25
Chemical
Jun
400
17%
7%
32% May
33
35
preferred series A__
Llbby McNeil & Lib by
Monroe
100
25
17% Jun
May
Feb
4.32^
Mfg
146
Jan
5 %
16%
common...
Modine
17
Jan
13%
600
38 % Mar
Co
Co
Missouri
23
47
2,800
5%
90 %
(Un)
Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Feb
143%
'
100
17%
■'
*
Kennecott
Apr
146
17
53%
16%
i.
Feb
Jan
(Un)
Light
2%
1%
53%
40% May
53% May
May
Chemical
&
62%
49
30
Jun
78
(Un)
Power
Jan
500
39%
32%
(Uni
Tel
&
&
Kansas
Jun
650
200
19%
10
34% May
1%
39%
May
Chemical____5
&
Laughlin Steel
Jan
51%
13% Mar
100
Jones
3% May
30
26%
--
10
Jan
1%
34
Feb
.1
2%
29%
Jan
Jan
11%
750
.—
700
49
i7/s
24%
23%
550
80 %
Electric—
400
30
23%
«
_
12
750
200
35%
Light Co
±
Johnson Stephens & Shinkle Shoe.
&
Gas
Jan
128% May
38% May
80%
Co
&
Jan
34%
&
3'/a
49
l
Works
Corp
Power
12%
24%
5
J)
Illinois
Iowa
3%
5
(E
Mar
Iowa
12%
II
«
Corp..———10
Wi
Apr
21%
___5'
Corp
Corp
84 % May
46%
Corp
Brothers
Feb
Feb
Tel
Jan
•
Co
Paper
Shoe
International
Minneapolis
(Un)
Mining
Gear
Burton-Dixie
186%
Jun
75 V*
400
800
Turlington Industries Inc...
Butler
179
22,000
Jan
Mar
24
Jun
400
Corp
Sons
&
Brad
8%
6% May
20%
1,600
May
32
Feb
36
Manufacturing Co
•org-Warner
24 %
54
3
Aviation Corp
Borg
17%
15% May
Apr
Feb
71%
1.50
""♦endix
Fisheries
76%
Jan
70%
lo
Manufacturing Co
Booth
61
Apr
35
Corp
Belden
Binks
26 % Mar
48%
1
—
Steel
22% May
5
Co
Inc
Consol
May
50
_
Baldwin-Lima-Hamllton
Benguet
33 %
43 % May
2,000
80
(Un)
Co
Washer
Bethlehem
May
75% May
31 % May
400
rl82%
35
39
300
7
78
Jun
1,500
21%
20%
Jan
62% May
600
28%
179
common
Manufacturing
Bearings
26%
7%
3t%
1,900
'
16
7
7
20%
preferred——*
Refining
Automatic
Avco
26%
Mar
17
10% May
10
(III)
2nd
conv
16
10 % Mar
Jan
Jun
400
69%
78
Ashland Oil & Refining common
Atlantic
66%
179
Corp
Co
24 %
8
11%
100
44%
__25
Viscose
&
23%
25
Anaconda
Steel
32%
100
American
Armour
B
Tobacco
American
Armco
(Un)
Stand San
&
Rad
67%
1
Machine & Foundry..
American
64%
43%
23%
Jan
400
35
32%
__
Apr
21%
1,000
8%
33%
64 %
12.50
.
Co
Investment
8
8
33%
33%
May
18
50
11%
1
(Un)
American Can Co
100
8%
._20
(when issued)
29% May
1,000
18%
11%
common™—*
new
Mlg_—
common
31%
50c
Mfg ...
Alleghany Corp (Un)
Allis
30%
Apr
Feb
85
22%
35
Harvester
International
45%
39%
300
18%
30%
41%
900
100
12%
•
International
High
Low
lligh
—5
Brass
Allied
Range Since Jan. I
Shares
of Prices
11
31%
'
Nickel
17% May
Jan
•
Co
Mineral
37
Feb
10
25%
5%,
1
Steamship Co..
International
Jan
14%
30%
16%
1
International
Mar
30
25
—
♦
Co
International
Sales
40%
—_i
Corp;
Interlake
for Week
Range
RR
Products
Mar
39%
.10
Development
Steel
Inland
transaction! only
Week's
L010
•
Industrial
2% May
12%
10
—
30% Mar
Jan
25
3
—.1
——
34%
1%
23
30 VB
'
Corporation
20
200
111% 116%
'
Hershey Corp
1,800
10%
34 %
Corp
Indiana
A MmpUattcm «f Km raut-lot
—
....
15%
10%
113 VA
10
1
3
Brewing Co
Heln Werner Gorp
36
15
.
——
—1
Huttig Sash & Door common—
a—
;
-
Apr
Organ Co.—
Harnischfeger Corp
25
200
High
Jan
Jan
400
2
36
•„
25
Corp
Hammond
56%
Feb
May
53%
Oil
•our
29%
19%
2
■
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett ____——25
22% May
10c
May
65% Mar
29
'
•
3
53%
52% May
22
36
—*
—
—1
Illinois
Acme
A
Co
Low
100
21%
— —
Range Since Jan. 1
High
29
——1
53%
48%
20
Illinois
Abbott
Chemical
&
31%
W)
Corp
64
20
30% Mar
Oil
31'/*
Corp (Un)
—~
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
Radio
90
Lakes
70
510
York
Zenith
100
ureat
Great
20
Corp
(F
Worthington
20
Apr
30% Mar
—
20
(Uni^
Inc
Drug
Shares
21%
Stores
———1
Lakes Dredge & Dock
•
Gray
10
^llllston
&
.
12%
10
____
Wheeling Steel
Wilson
Mar
Jun
2.50
(Un)
Elec (TJn)
42
28%
51%
Jan
500
84
65
20
*
_
(Un)
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse
__
1
(Un)„
21
27 28%
a4G'/4 a47%
a34% a34%
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
High
a74'/4 a74%
10
Co
Air
testeru
Western
28%
a46'/4
Bakers
Kamp's
Low
High
Sales
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
Van
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
STOCKS
Corp
Mar
58% Mar
24% May
27%
Jan
2,100
23% May
*29%
Apr
500
13% May
99%
99 % 101 %
400
49 %
49%
51 Va
1,000
16
Jan
Jan
115% May
49% May
57% May
87%
25
57
57
59%
2,500
48%
Jan
63%
Apr
7
55
55
58%
2,500
50%
Jan
62%
Apr
10
52
52
53
3,000
47%
Jan
71% May
34%
35
200
-
1
17
17
17%
1.000
10
8
8
8%
3.100
33% May
39%
14%
19% May
8
Jan
Mar
10%
Apr
Feb
Volume
Number 5541
183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
41
(2797)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Sundstrand
Machine
&
Texas
Co
JNew
(when issued)
Tool
Toledo Edison
Trane
Co
Truax-Traer
20th
Carbide
Electric
Aircraft
Air
Apr
Rockwell
25%
Apr
21%
Jan
29
63%
Jan
129 %
2,700
27 %
Apr
30
52 %
Jan
64%
Apr
64%
64%
100
64 %
Jun
73% Mar
Admiral
38%
39%
1,400
36 %
Feb
43% Mar
Aeco
10
__
1
a
V
1
Power
Jan
71%
Apr
Alaska Juneau
Jan
19'A
Apr
Alleghany
50%
300
49
Jun
60% Mar
51%
Jan
55%
3,500
17'/a
600
31%
100
.14%
14%
19%
52 %
22
23%
14%
78
__
Feb
Reduction
Allied
Chem
New
15
Mar
American
Airlines lnc com
Feb
22 % Mar
American
Bdst-Para
65% Mar
American
Can
28%
Feb
American
Cyanamid Co
;
Machine
Co
17
--.Mar
American
Jun
84
Jan
American
Radiator & S S
Jan
21'A Mar
American
Smelting & Refining
American
Tel
$43
&
33%
34
Feb
22%
22 %
100
24%
Apr
American
Tobacco
45%
46%
500
May
21% May
45% Jun
37 %
22 %
45%
50% Mar
American
Viscose
135/#
13%
450
13%
Jun
15%
Jan
Anaconda
89%
300
84
Feb
103%
Apr
Arkansas
100
111
Jun
140%
Jan
Armco
5
__
Tube———*
&
Corp
86
_*
85%
m
__
m
32
,
"'•/'
liquidating dividend
(The)
Atchison
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
Last
\Sale Price
Par
American
Stores
American
Tel
Arundel
Tel
&
City
•
100
a
Corp
Atlantic
Co
Baltimore Transit Co
non-cum
_6.50
13
53
Comnany
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Iliah
Low
304
50'%
5
178V4 182%
178'a
Jun
186%
71
/«
Feu
29'A Mar
28
27%
28%
2,032
May
30'%
Apr
15'a
Jan
12%
190
12
Jun
12%
13%
1,000
12
May
15% Mar
33'A
37
381
30
May
39'%
17%
17%
18%
700
Co
38%
38%
480
37% May
43%
Jan
60'%
62"%
589
59%
87'a
Jan
1
:
8%
8%
345
36%
37a
%
1,003
36%
37 »/8
2,366
38
37%
39%
687
10
Electric Storage Battery
Finance Co of Amer at
•
B
10
voting-.
Co
of
Motor
45
45
_10
_
45
45
__20
Co
Garfinckel
(Julius)
Brothers
(Thel
Homasote
Co
Baking
B
—
40'a
Jan
37'% May
32%
jy»%
% May
Jan
Apr
Bond
178%
182
15,967
78'a
80'%
243
75%
35
70%
357%
673
35
73
1,047
-
a29'% a29%
54'A 54'A
12
24 % Mar
i
,
58% Mar
Jan
Jun
186%
Feb
Feb
84'A
Feb
50% Mar
May
65% Mar
87% Mar
_
a__
a...
2o0
47
Feb
15% Feb
ol'a
21'%
17'%
17'%
17%
150
35%
Jan
1!)'% Mar
36
145%
3(5%
Jan
10%
Jun
10'%
27c
Jun
38c
—
40'%
10%
__
—
223
„
156% 156%
40'% 40'%
10% 10'%
34c
34c
6
6
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250
200
2
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5
10
—
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23% May
171%
44
Jan
Apr
May
Jun
Mar
7%
5% May
Feb
15%
50
2,300
;
Feb
Jun
23%
Jan
61 %
Apr
2%
Feb
164%
Jan
1% Jan
142%
Jun
12%
Jan
4,637
261
40
18% May
5%
3% May
69
15
58%
Apr
89 % May
Jan
May
16'%
Feb
Feb
63%
Jan
652
51
227
38% Jan
17
Feb
18
Jun
50%
Feb
18%
Jan
21'%
Jan
20 !a
Apr
16'%
Jan
77
18
18
125
1,038
100
,
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May
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15'%
Jun
May
125
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50%
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13%
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Burroughs Corp
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12%
42% Feb
200
7%
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__
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(U11)
160
160
a__
13%
2%
Sullivan (Un)
&
Industries
Burlington
—
12%
50%
1%
15%
4
1
15
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—
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150
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19'%
5
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—
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36%
8
51%
53%
1,523
51 % May
63% Mar
18%
Canadian
16% May
20'% Mar
Canadian
Pacific
28%
Case
Canada
27%
27%
100
43%
7,205
40
May
49% Mar
23%
135
23
Jun
267% Mar
30%
30%
2801
34% Mar
Central
Eureka
24%
24%
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Vought
Aircraft
1
__
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17%
Jan
Jan
128% May
25
Jan
May
128% May
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4 I
29'^'n Jan
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6%
200
6 %
Jun
34'%
84
31%
Apr
38'A
590
24%
Feb
33'% May
Clorox
14%
14%
15'%
418
14%
15% Mar
Colorado
47%
2,434
Apr
44 % May
48%
22%
28'%
*
47%
23%
&
preference
45%
23'a
24'%
2,550
52'%
53%
198
45%
Jan
59
34%
40
33%
Apr
45%
37%
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40'/2 Mar
Commonwealth
10
14%
14'%
15%
3,665
14% May
17
Consolidated
22%
22%
com.
32%
50
Scott Paper Co
*
190
27%
Jun
34%
Apr
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24'% 24'%
15% 15%
50
24% Jun
24
Feb
15% Apr
27%
Apr
18% May
40
May
21 %
21% Mar
23
45% May
35% Feb
6% May
30%
Apr
9%
Jan
36% Mar
Consolidated
23% Mar
45
Feb
Continental
Motors
(Un)
—1
42%
16
41
May
45
Feb
Continental
Oil
(Del)
(U11)—_.—5
33%
30
34%
925
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70
493
2
65%
67%
983
400
315
35
6%
36%
6%
25
55
543
37%
38'%
992
96
28
37
96
28
28
31%
Feb
29% May
31% F>, n
420
Feb
64%
Jan
167%
Jan
35% Mar
Corn
32%
Crown
Jan
37% May
500
May
75% Mar
19'%
Apr
70'%
Jan
8>
Apr
36
Jan
7
Jan
Y
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Products Refining (Un)
Zellerbach
Corp
Crucible
Cudahy
6%
35'%
Feb
Jan
38%
37% May
40%
15
94
50
21%
Mar
Jan
Jan
May
Jun
28
Deere
&
Co
Class
B
5
1
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30%
a27'A
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
A— 1975
80
80
$1,000
88
88
1,000
series
A
75%
Apr
Dominguez
Fields Co
Oil
Inc
Friday
Last
Par
Blaw-Knox
Columbia
Co
0
Gas
82% Mar
Du
88
Feb
duPont
Low
33%
*
15%
5
5'%
33%
Air
Mont Lab
15%
Gas Co
15%
133
5%
5%
2,127
36%
36 %
611
27%
28
Natural
Ewa
28%
Jan
15% May
3% Mar
33'%
Jan
High
38
16 %
6
May
3
20
Co
(Un)
—
Machinery & Chemical Corp
Motor
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Friden
CO—
—-
—
—
—
a20%
—
56%
56%
Jun
53%
Jan
1 %
1%
500
1%
24'%
24'%
17%
18
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see
page
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15'%
230
100
12%
17%
Feb
17
Apr
4'%
35
May
(Un)
10c
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5
Jan
37%
General
Telephone Com
74%
Jan
90 %
Anr
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Co
6%
Jan
8%
Apr
34%
34%
70
30%
Jan
38%
Apr
Gladding McBean &
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Apr
(Un)
10
.—
a35'A
—
10
—
47.
A
1
19
4%
4%
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42'a
42'a
297
40% May
Jan
38'a Jen
49
Apr
Mar
May
May
47% Mar
38 % Mar
45%
Apr
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1
Co
Apr
19
200
308
19
*
Service
Utilities
35 %
01% Mar
50%
—
Public
5
65% May
100%
3,102
Public
100
92
Mar
47% Jun
*
Preferred
225
10
120
43%
General
7'a
314
1,160
57'%
42
General
88'%
60%
57'%
a947% a94%
47% 47%
42
Feb
36%
679
—
Jan
7'a
18%
-1%
common—
85%
18
*
-
general Motors Com com-
5
Com
footnotes
85%
Jan
Co
*
preferred
Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
Plymouth
36%
25
10
convertible
Pittsburgh
2
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63'A Mar
09 % May
Jan
28
21%
41
662
248
1,031
Apr
95
27
37% May
51% Feb
52'% May
16% May
39'%
64%
53%
Jun
30%
Apr
Jan
207%
29%
Jun
Apr
23
36
51% May
Jun
Apr
23
18% Mar
Jan
37%
Jan
1%
33
Jan
20'a May
38%
135
Apr
20%
Feb
36
17%
850
450
94 %
Jun
15
24%
51 % May
Apr
20%
48 %
400
43%
34%
48%
219
469
1,570
1
3,210
50% May
196
25
46% May
79% Jan
27% May
1,029
—
1%
Apr
130
36
57%
1%
235
33'a
56%
1%
Jan
210% May
34%
♦
Paint
May
10
240
30%
1
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20
70% Mar
09
18
5
1% Mar
20
Jan
Jap
6% May
31%
F.jectrie
Feb
48% 48%
86'a 86'a
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37'a 37'%
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2
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common
20
507
144
20
52'%
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33
64%
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Apr
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—
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5
Feb
49
al6
39
Jun
10
Feb
19%
52'%
35
2.50
Feb
19%
Jan
10
5
28
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34'a
Apr
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—
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58% May
_
Apr
*
com
Food
Ford
Jan
*
20
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--
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Co
Fibreboard Paper
Jan
367/8 May
Co
Plantation
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—_1
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Gas
—
25
(Un)
(Un)
Inc
Capwell
Railroad
1
——
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--
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Jun
Brewing Co common
20'A
18
—
50c
Jan
Fuel
35 'a May
a27'A a27%
Apr
Jan
Pittsburgh
Jan
Jan
Apr
31
Natco Corp
8
27
17'%
25%
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25
640
53%
48%
,__1
13% May
al2
32%
al2
30%
Feb
10
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Feb
Mar
Jan
64
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Apr
50
48
120
2974
09%
104
13
56'a
-10
1,056
11
70
20
32%
:
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102% 102%
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32 'a Mar
1,218
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—
280
50%
31
Gas
29%
119'a May
alb /s
--
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Star
29%
97% Jun
28'a Jan
53% Jan
102'A May
48% Jan
50'%
*
Manufacturing Co
18
49% Mar
630
Harbison Walker Refractories
Co
all4'a allb'a
Apr
Mar
18%
Home
(Joseph)
55
Jan
18%
*
& Share
Bond
Paso
..Erie
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
8.50
1
-
76
10%
43 % Mar
18
-----
&
Lines
El
Emporium
50
1,074
27% Mar
18%
—^7 V2
(Un)
Inc
Electric
llinh
33%
46'A
a6%
a6%
Apr
18
(Un)
-
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for Week
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45%
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—
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Jan
Sales
Range
*
System
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
Equitable
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of Prices
50
68 % May
com-5
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Douglas
Eastman Kodak Co
Sale Pries
460
Jan
*
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common—
82
Pitlsburgh Slock Exchange
STOCKS
10
40%
Apr
Mar
5
class
Fruit Corp
Eastern
series
4s
40%
May
25
240
106
common
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Dresser
—_^__:__.1975
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—
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Dow Chemical Co.
Transit
—
0
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Feb
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—
10
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Curtiss-Wright;
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of
Co
__
5
common
—
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45%
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10
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170
1,501
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27%
86'a
Mar
33
of
■
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Apr
72'a
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—
40%
5
Coppermines
Jan
17'%
common
15'%
1
May
35
6%
__
25
21 %
34'%
65%
__
*
(U11)-
21%
17%
20
27%
41
71
:
27%
19
17%
.
—__1'
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13 %
27%
1,461
493
10
.
38'%
•
2,278
71
•
;
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22
Sun
Co
31
23%
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service.*
Co
553
42%
32'%
Jan
Mar
May
33
Edison
Co
1.20
41
60 %
32%
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Edison
Apr
May
Jan
Mar
Jun
Jan
32%
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Gas
70c
17'a
20% Mar
1
42'a
29%
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Commercial
900
715
6,700
64
182
60
532
421
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36% Mar
100
42'a
__
50
*
Jan
77% May
320
17
5%
21%
10
—
Gas
•
Mar
57% Jan
15% May
23'% Mar
a65
A_2%
Columbia Broadcasting System el B_2%
33%
50
com
Light
Apr
51 % May
•
5'%
__
__
Columbia Broadcast System class
36 %
•
100
preferred
Westmoreland Coal
Feb
May
a65
a24%
18%
10
Co_^
&
Jan
May
20
41 % Jan
J5
May
5% Feb
31
May
11% May
—
—
25
—
-
Fuel
39'%
32
120
307
5
150
391
33
53%
24'%
18%
60
55%
5%
(Un)
Chemical
1,079
„
1
:
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37
5
Bank
$4.25
Feb
Jan
32%
34
20 20%
45%
46
al5% al5%
77,5tf
31'a 31%
11% 12%
73%
76
15'% 15%;
78c
95c
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60% 60%
a24% a24%
18%
19
60% 61 %
—.—3%
Clary Corp
6%
32%
31% x32'%
95c
a31%
1
25
—_—-1
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Mil St Paul
Chicago
__
1
(Un),
(Un)
(Un)
Chicago Corp
32%
50
preferred-^
(Un)
Chesapeake & Obio Ry
31%
common
73'%
15'%
2
(U'i).
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Co
&
3
Power
Gas
(J
24'% Mar
Co
12%
10
*
Corp
50
128% 128%
__
—
Jun
a
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7is8
31%
—
Caterpillar Tractor Co com
G'elanese Corp of America
27'a
—
^
——25
Ginger Ale (U11)
Oil Co Ltd
Dry
32% May
9% Jan
common
Washington
Jun
23
10
Ele-trlc
National
Corp
36%
1
series
Gas
Jun
32'% May
com
5
1%
Corp
Atlantic
3,027
36%
33
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5.50
Co
Packing
California
36%
_10
3.60%
United
California Ink
Mar
22% May
.
Electric
United
Calaveras Cement Co
45
60
series A preferred
Trust
45% May
100
;
Corp
div
Jan
Mar
16%c
3.60%
Reading Co
45
*45
■
1
Corp
Service
30
270
:
22%
.
Transportation
$2.50
48%
21'%
—
*
Airplane Co (U11)
Stores Incorporated
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Philadelphia
Lone
379
1,033
21%
5
Blair Holdings Corp (Un)__.
22%
Stores Inc
Electric common
Joy
»
178%
—
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32'%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
5s
35
.—1
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Bishop Oil Co
25
Resistance
Philadelphia
Oil
Jun
si May
32% May
Corp
Bethlehem Steel (Un)
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.
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Co
Peoples Drug
Union
36%
87% May
Paper—
&
2nd
(Glenn
$1.40
14
27'%
50
78'A
5
1
Corp (Un)
Mining cap (Un)
Cons
41%
*
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Riggs
Apr
5
10
Aviation
Bendix
Benguet
42%
15
com
series
International
Public
Jan
Aircraft
Beech
23
1
Pulp
Potomac
15%
—1
18
1.66%
Co
conv
Philco
Apr
14'%
.
48% Mar
50
(Un)
RR
18 %
5
Hardart
Pennroad
May
75%
178%
Co
51%
50c
common
Motors Corp
&
32
.
43% May
a47%
Ohio
&
Oil
2
General
Merck
May
26% Mar
,
61% Jun
137% May
21
May.
.100
Baltimore
5
Dairies
Gimbel
Martin
539
6'%
Washington and
Georgetown
Foremost
5.12%
38%
Jun
Bait—
non-voting
Firemens Ins
$1.41
Jan
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A
Hudson
Jan
62%
37%
&
21%
38%
36%
Horn
17% May
Jan
25
___,
Hecht
27
37
Rights
Duquesne Light Co
Ford
Feb
Apr
2,963
27%
Delaware Power & Light common__13%
Class
Jan
1.80 '
Publishing
Class
High
59%
27%
22% May
161
346
all%
Bankline
53%
12
179%
135
559
(Un)—____1
P 2
3
(Un)
Corp
Jan
25
Mar
32% May
31% May
44%
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A_—1
BaiUwin-uma-Hamilton Corp (Un)—13
12%
50
_
for Week
51%
Mfg
75
62% May
100%
Sale*
Range
Loto
12
1
common
preferred
Budd
Curtis
\
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Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
$2.50
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Avco
Feb
121% May
Jan
70'%
14'%
27'%
51'%
25
(Un)__.
1
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43%
25
(Un)
w
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4'%
10'A May
70%
Refining Co
Corp new com
Atok-Blg Wedge
300
4 i%
nun
3% Jan
7% Jan
—
Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—50
(Un)
10
Atlantic
1,692
.»
Feb
1.30 May
—
—100
Refining
&
30%
—
Corp (Un)
(111) (U11)
Oil
,
925
24%
50%
(Un)
Corp
/,
160
29%
Apr
21
1.10 Apr
1,843
23%
5
Co
&
20
32%
29'%
45%
Apr
37
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23%,
(Un)__*
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Co
32'%
Feb
19
211
830
310
High
39%
*
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Co (Un)
Oil
Fuel
Steel
Ashland
Tel
&
Atlas
STOCKS
Mar
10
(Un)
Foreign Power (Un)
May
14
,
—
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12'%
(Un)_——i
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200
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1
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65
32'%
*
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20
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10
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265
—
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common
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41%
—
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78
2,200
.
66
Range Since Jan. I
High
41%
1.15
1.20
45'% 45%
3%
3%
3%
.
8%
8%
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Allis-Chalmers Mlg Co
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&
Shares
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Co
(Un)
Dye Corp (Un)
10
Co
Apr
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Ton
for Week
of Prices
al8
10c
:
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Gold Mining
Corp
Jan
51% May
10
33%
10
Jan
32%
22% May
250
20%
Apr
19
Air
19%
900
78
20%
34
Jun
May
bans
Range
—
—1
13
1,400
141/2.
.
__
Mar
62 %
Apr
30% Mar
200
,
7
14
2,600
19%
53 %
__
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(Un)
Jan
22
*
Public Service
6%
15%
52 %
Apr
Exchange
Week's
Low
5
common
—
54%
31%
—
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51 %
Last
Corp
100
52%
14%
5
Corp
Wisconsin
2!)
5ul
Corporation
500
17
Wieboldt Stores
Wisconsin
2y
174
bi
Par
Laboratories
Abbott
400
6%
53%
2%
common
51
31%
Sale Pries
17%
—
12%
Jan
66
49
*
$4.25 preferred
Wisconsin Bankshares
2y*>/4
STOCKS
17 %
49;;
16%
Telegraph
61 % May
65
__
__
5
g%
Apr
52 %
Jan
100
(Un).„
15"a
30%
Apr
58%
__
Ton
2y
Friday
28
5
Feb
13%
1/5
52 %
Apr
Apr
58%
._
7c
30%
San Francisco Stock
31% Mar
27%
Works
Sheet
200
58%
—
Radio
Jan
28
116
3it!n
Jan
2y
Corp
Jan
Ten
5c
27
Apr
2%
28
27%
10
Youngstown
'<...!
Feb
103%
Westinghouse Electric Corp—
Whirlpool Seeger Corp
Zenith
.
25-
25
Corp
Yates-Amer
1% May
200
300
—
(F W)
600
26%
118%
Walgreen Co
Woolworth
2
26%
10
(Del)
Inc
45
11%
%
55c
62 % May
Apr
•
-
Co
Union
Jan
38%
80
2,5U0
10
BraKe
Electric
High
Jan
50c
-12.50
Alloys Steel
Air
100
be
1*
■
14% Mar
45%
20
Corp
Inc
lnc
May
200
1,700
61%
1
Western
1%
100
Wesimgiiouse
Wesungnouse
61%
4
Webcor
40%
Vanadium
Apr
Apr
61%
116
;
Iron
14
14%
59
Apr
50
27'A
400
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Steel
Mar
23%
Industries
Dorn
68%
Jan
24
60% May
22%
Gypsum
S
United
22%
S
O
Feb
Apr
28
S
Van
39
1,900
14%
1%
U
Rubber
1,400
25%
39%
39%
__
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200
45%
59
—
48%
30%
be
6c
If 4
Low
55c
30
3d
Spring & Axle
»
Range Since Jan. I
High
55c
1
_.
5
Mining
—10c»
Engineering 61 Foundry Co
5'
138%
Jan
64%
Co
•
Corp
Lines
116
64%
—
biiAtct
Low
San Toy
44% May
200
Renner
1
(Un)
Carbon
United Corporation
1,100
Jan
42'A
24%
—
1
(Un)
United
27%
1
(Un)
California
United
22%
5
common
&
of
3,900
45%
2
208 So La Salle St Corp
Oil
25%
44%
1
Corp
Coal
Union
24%
__
24%
Corp
Union
24%
43%
-
Century-Pox Film
Union
Jan
2
Continental
High
29%
25
-
Corp—
Trav-ler Radio
Tri
Low
*
for week
of Trice*
Pur
24% Mar
•
Co
High
Sales
llange
Range Since Jan. 1
2,550
3.33%
Co
(The)
Trausauierica
Shares
125% 126
Week's
Friday
Sale Trice
27%
125%
8
STOCKS
25%
25
Producing
Power
JUNE
1
(The)
Gulf
Thor
ENDED
25%
25
Company
common
Texas
WEEK
5
Tool
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co__
Swift
of Prices
Low
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
—
—
10
42% Jan
49Mar
33
4'a
125
122
24'a Jun
4 a Jun
33'% May
33
4'a
5'a
Feb
42
(2798)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Monday, June 11, 1956
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
range
111 Frascite* Stock Exek.
Friday
(Coot.)
Week's
Last
stocks
Range
Par
Goodrich
(B P)
Goodyear
Tire
Co (Un)
&
Greyhound
Gulf
Oil
Corp
Preferred
Electronics
Oil
May
2
86
Apr
Radio Corp of America
Feb
733%
Apr
Ry Equipt & Realty Co Ltd
Jan
60%
2%
Feb
Rityomc.
385
393/i
854
12% May
Jan
463/4
a28% a28%
115
30
May
116% 116%
260
87%
Feb
123% May
30%
Jan
15
15
1
12%
354
3
12%
12%
a49
a49
ft—
25
a22 a22%
145
5
(Un)—50c
(Un)—.
37'
a25% a25%
7.50
(Calif)
15%
35%
25
—
a22
1
2.15
1,764
40
Gas
&
44% Jan
Richfield
Oil
25
Riverside
Ceinpnt
2.25
700
al2%
al2% al2%
85
a__
all% al2%
85
a__
a34'/8
a34% a34'%
130
•
Homestake Mining Co
Honolulu Oil Corp
(Un)
10
67
67
67
2.15
Jun
34% May
56% Jan
175
2.60 May
Royal
Idaho Mary
Mines Corp (Un)
Power
1
Co
70c
10
International Harvester
(Un)
75c
9.817
68c
May
110
28%
Jan
799
34
(Can) (Un)__*
International
69c
a31%a32%
—
•
International Nickel Co
Paper
Co
International Tel If Tel
Intex
Oil
(Un)
com
35%
al29
•
35%
933/4
_7%
933/4
179
al273/4 al33%
207
31
31
31%
103/s
10
n
5,050
5
48%
48%
10
a42%
Corp
(Un__w__
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un)._
May
923/s May
109% Feb
442
33 Vic
Co
Johns-Manville
Ohem
St
Corp
com__33%e
38
F b
70
May
W Fine Foods Inc
S and
_
Salt
Co
30%
8%
1.30
38%
Louis-San
San
Jan
135
2ft
Diego Gas
5%
Ry (Un)
&
Jun
Co
Jun
5334
Apr
Seaboard Finance Co new
52%
Apr
Sears,
950
35
Feb
Jun
483/8
14'/8
143/8
316
14%
124% 124%
44 %
47
249
117%
Feb
956
44%
25
50
16%
Roebuck
a46
223/8
Feb
54
Apr
18% Mar
53%
19%
490
25
Jan
72%
4.32%
77
Soutnwestern
40
Jan
2 6 3/4
Apr
Apr
»*7 %
Jan
Spiegel
32%
Jun
36% May
343/4
336
333/4
1,010
a45
a45
13
a5%
a5%
50
30%
32%
622
19%
19%
293%
10
46
Apr
Jan
5
25%
160
Feb
18% May
Standard
Oil
Stauffer
14%
40% May
130
24%
Jun
44% May
27
Mar
rUn)
(Philip) St Co
——
(Un)
England
RR
Mohawk
American
Mathiesen
Pacific Coast
Power
5%
1st
rea
4.80%
$4.36
Corp
Tidewater
47
128
Jan
60
6%
4,435
53%
Jun
,8% Mar
Transamerica
1,066
16%
Apr
17 % Mar
Trans World
36%
38 %
600
36%
Jun
47
Jan
Tri-ContinenLal
30
321%
1,236
30
Jun
34%
Feb
Twentieth
a84 a863/4
159
793%
Jan
21%
21%
23%
23%
37
38
a21%
250
a22
Union
Apr
Carbide
Jan
Union
Electric
May
Union
Oil
Union
Pacific
55
23% May
29% Jan
173/4
Feb
2.70
Feb
14% Mar
2.35
355
45c
513/4
5P/4
121
49%
393/4
235
34%
6%
51 %
53%
6%
50
a53 % a543/4
Jan
5
160
Jan
Jan
Mar
of
52 %
Jan
9,272
12%
Jan
17
51%
4,155
48%
Jan
United
34%
35%
31%
311/4
152
27%
27%
290
28%
28
1,516
37
27
Apr
29%
50
26
May
26%
263%
400
38
38'%
1,826
38
May
100
100
65
100
Jun
24%
Apr
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10
100 3%
a 15%
Apr
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75
12%
Jan
100
140%
140% 140%
18%
18%
415
1333/8
18%
Jan
491
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16%
Jan
a24 a24%
110
23
33%c
Feb
23%
20%
Jan
23%
24%
550
1
1.45
1.50
2,150
12%
61%
61%
165
22%
233/8
596
96%
96%
a60% a60%
205
783%
jan
45
60%
Jun
22%
10
———*
1
44%
44%
Corp
64 %
Jan
82
Apr
58
593/4 May
61 % May
192
47% May
52% Mar
167
25 % Mar
26%
35
.
.
25%
a273%
32%
40% May
43J/jj Mar
26% May
28
Jan
145
a
a27% a27%
32
Jan
10
20
a42% a423%
31 % May
35%
Jan
Mar
21
107
19 %
Jan
23
49%-
50%
2,(.48
49%
Jun
58% Mar
45%
45 %
170
45%
Jun
45%
Jun
a26
a26
10
25 % May
27 %
a an
23% May
29
Apr
21
50%
■!•'
24
243/4
1,312
13%
13 3/8
260
133%
Jun
110
39%
Jan
43% May
Jan
115 % May
100 1013/s
56%
1,887
•
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48%
Jan
62%
Apr
50%
Jan
62%
Apr
48%
Jan •>
7oy4 May
60
a54% a54%
62%
165
643/4
40/
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8%
25%
23%
615
8%
25%
87"/a
245
58 %
1,273
59
57%
8%
52%
75
Feb
Apr
51
Feb
57% May
8
Mar
10%
Feb
532
22%
Jan
27%
Apr
25
410
19
*
Jan
25
Jun
a44% a44%
a443%
95
49%
Apr
50"%
325
42%
120
119%
50%
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31
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31%
1,444
23
24%
995
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97
23
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44 % May
Ftb
55% May
Feb
1383/4 May4
33% Mar
Jun
31
29%
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47% Mar
22% May
Jan
33%
S
Del
S
Steel
1.10
Jan
56
Jan
22 % May
217
39'/a
Jan
Vica
303/4 Mar
Company
Victor
27%
29% May
290
103%
■:
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58%"
-
49
947
31
Jan
126%
.29%
Jan
52%
65
Apr
Jan
May
187% May
35% May
35% May
175
2%
a6%
1
140
18%
1,075
Jan
21% Mar
ab3 ai_5%
146
63 % May
71% Mar
a37% a39%
478
36%
Feb
43 % Mar
I6-/2
a37%
35%
18%
10
16%
1,269
16'%
Jun
16'%
ao%
a6'/8
111
6%
Fen
17%
51
51
175
30%
835
29
42%
42%
827
37%
30
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•
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—1
15%
55%
1.00
105
15%
15%
210
23 %
53%
25
53 %
1.00
16%
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196
a50.
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23%
2,428
Jan
Jan
7
54% Mar.
50 V* May
30
•
common
Apr
35%
a63 %
10
Apr/
27% May
*
Equipment
Jan
Jan
Jan
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5
(U11)
Cord
24%
22 %
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Feb,
Apr
Mar
27
969
57%
(Un)
45 %
21 % May
80J
119% 119%
50
Glass Co
of
28%
Apr
3d%
26%
25
Inc
May
26
2t%
_10
(U11)
19
23
12%
com
2,222
26%
23
—50
Corp
153
26%
40%'
a20% a20%
•
(Un)
i—
&
Rubber
U
39
39
(tm)_
Mo
26%
26%
32% Mar
May
49
Apr
49'/4 May
60
Mar
51%
62
Apr
Feb
Jan
1.00
Jun
1.00
14%
Jun
16% May
Jan
283% Jan
27
Warner
Feb
40
Jan
IO334
103%
18
Weill
Feb
West
21
Pictures
Dept
Pacific
Insurance
(Un)_
RR
Westinghouse
Westlnghouse Elec Corp (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
36
Wool worth
1.80
Jan
Mar
47
(F
W)
Jan
1.05
Feb
11%
250
10%
Feb
13%
47
47
246
47
Jun
53% Mar"
12%
12%
a71%
a 75%
19%
19%
31'/8
31%-
; 31%
10
(Un)
.
46
10
Jan
Apr
Mar
12%
Feb /
14
30
63 %
Feb
84'% May
19%
Feb
22% Mar
Feb
35 %
5J8
52% "54 '/a
1,297
50
46%
582
46
1.40
604
a49% a49%
523/4
12%
>
1,135
13 Vb
a71%
,
Mar
74'/a
*
75% Mar
80
15
1,100
25c
Co
Telegraph
(Un)—2.50
Air Brake (Un)—;
10
24% May
Jan
19
75
1.10
11%
5
Union
Stores
425
75
1.05
75
1
1
Lite
Western
Apr
25% May
(Un)
com
(Un)
Coast
Western
28
5
_100
Petroleum
Western
Jun
Mar
(Un)
Co
Preierred
Apr
1403%
Bros
&
Westates
Jan
30
52% May
Feb
46 %
46
May
Apr
62'% Mar
54%
Apr
50% Mar
105% May
73
Yellow
Apr
483% May
Cab
Co
common
10
1
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
(Un)
*
a88%
10
>.
10
a88% a90'/4
305
8J
8%
84
Jan
>
Jan
10%
102
Apr
Aur
CANADIAN MARKETS
range
for
week
ended
june
8
Montreal Stock Exchang0
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Bait Prica
Par
Abltlbl Power &
Paper common
4% % preferred
Algoma
•
20
Steel
•
Aluminium Ltd
•
24%
Last
Sale Price
Funds
Par
Week's
Aluminum Co
for Week
ot Prices
37
Shares
High
39%
4%%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2,355
34%
Jan
24%
24%
655
24
98%
98%
May
103
2,676
93
121
Feb
1193/4
128
5,222
100
Jan
42%
26%
121
Apr
Jan
Mar
137% Mav
of Canada
4%
pfd
on
Canadian Stock
all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
for Week
I hares
Argus
Corp
$2.40
Ltd
•
._50
—
30 Broad Street
Co., Inc.
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
Teletype: NY1-1979
39%
•
Ltd_^,
25
25
Feb
49%
50%
7.0
a53
35
5i% May
54
45
45
55
44% May
50% Mar
22
175
21%
Jan
25%
Feb
Apr
Jan
a31
55
55
100
53% May
57%
46'%
300
46
May
46% May
39
40
1,305
38
May
25
27
2,980
a31 a31%
50
45
Mar
Feb
28
May
25
Jan
33
May
17%
49
1,542
47%
Jan
56
54%
54'%
56'%
6^0
54'%
Jun
63%
Apr
3.10
3.70
22,245
3.07
Jun
3.70
Jun
41%
41%
41%
870
39 % May
42'%
Apr
62
63%
235
62
Jun
65
Feb
37
39
875
37
Jun
48
Mar
46%
46
48
10,997
46
Jun
51% Mar
1.02
1.12
156,195
6%
6%
7
10,375
Aur
8
21
31%
50
28
Feb
33
Apr
12,162
35
Jan
45%
Feb
105%
Feb
10
•
•
25
Rights
Brazilian
Traction
Light <te Power—
American
Bank
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Electric
preferred
preferred
T)refe**red
4% %
Jan
54
3.10
Nationale
British
5 "*■
26
10
I
/
Telephone
4%%
May
51% May
10
Scotia
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Class B
4%%
High
23
1.04
Nova
British
NEW YORK
Lorn
380
46
55
•
Rights
Banque Canadienne
Bell
,
—10
Montreal
of
Bank
W. C. Pitfield &
45
50
common
Corp
Steels
23 %
22
50 %
50
preferred
preferred
$2.50
Asbestos
23
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a53
preferred
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%> pfd
Bank
quotations
Sales
Range
Low
25
Bailey Selburn preferred
Canadian securities.
Orders handled on all
Week's
of Prices
Sales
Range
Low
37
Friday
stocks
Atlas
Est
-
153/4 May
a40% a41%
24
1
old
Lines
Fruit
U
Feb
(Un) —1
(Un)
108
25 5 s
—1
(Un)—1
Jan
33%
342
a26% a26%
38%
3
a70 a72%
a5o% a58%
/
Apr
Apr
—
Film
United Gas Corp (Un)
U S Plywood Corp
Mar
333/4 Apr
30% May
275/a May
Can
United
533% Mar
35%
Air
of
w
Aircraft
United
Apr
16%
50
50
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Phllco Corp common (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
Puget Sound Pulp '& Timber
60%
15%
25
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Petrocarbon Chemicals
40
693/4
a20%
common—:
Sugar
United
Apr
(Un)—
California.-—;
RR
United
Apr
7
50
25
(Un)
Jan
—5
5
Carbon
Co
Co
Union
54% Mar
46s/8
153/8
25
Pan American World
Airways
86 % May
Jan
Jan
2
Corp
&
25
260
-———*
Co
23
41
393/4
$4.50 dividend
———---—*
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
1
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Mar
Jan
56%
—
-10
Inc
Century-Fox
Jun
16%
6%
•
Jan
7
43/8
/64
49%. 493/8
25
Jun
5
common
3o%
31'/a
31%
Corn
Airlines
23%
25
pfd
May
19% Mar
29 '/e May
__
-50c
_____—50c
common—____
74
May
173/a May ■'/
a70
_____
Preierred
May
37
'
25
dividend
RR
20 % May
120
430
'
2.30
25
25
Feb
22% Mar
19'/4 May
*66
Apr
Mar
127
7.50
(Un)___
50,;
10c
.
94% May
16%
a
175
233/4
Jan
1,055
1
(Un)
Co
163/4
25
Corp
Oil
55%
a21%
5
pfd ser A
pfd
Pure Oil Co
26% May
Company
53/4
»
red
Pennsylvania
21
37
20
pfd
4.50% red 1st
Pacific Lighting
636
Texas
New common
preferred
red
25
Mar
16%
20
(Un)
6
22'/4
Jun
4c
18%
,
May
66
56 %
___25
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Textron Inc common
20c
Aggregates
5%%
16% Mar
23%
12
1,425
6
100%
(Un)
Sylvauia Electric Products
12 % May
21%
1
17%
303/s
a80% a80%
Jun
44%
Feb
658'
300
30%
30%
_5
158
a84
_*
com.,
Chemical
Oil
80
/
67%
17 %
10
(Un).
cap
283
a
66%
26,000-
-
nan
22%
562
100
5c
-
al8% al8%
5
Corp
Co
12%
al2%
30
Pacific Gas & Electric common
6%
1st preferred
6%
36
&
55%
Oahu Sugar Co Ltd
(Un)
Occidental Petroleum
Corp
Ohio Edison Co (Un)
Ohio Oil Co
Olin
jun
Mold
Swift
163/4
(Un)
preferred
Sugar Co
43%
4c.
x0
%
1..U/
21%. 21%
22%
22%
.
,
10
'.
Mid-Continent
Super
53/4
System
Northern Pacific
Rwy new (Un)
Olaa
Sunrav
Jun
•
1
(Un)
F. b
43
/
7
(Un)_.
Co
Inc
15 %
272
50 % May
a40%
(Un)__
Studebaker Packard
433/4
(Un)
Aviation (Un)
Investment com—
Northrop Aircraft-Inc
(Ohio)
Drug
Apr
25
al2%
(Un)
American
North
J
N
Chemical
Sterling
1.00
44% .44%
5
Jan
Mar
of
Co
36%
Electric
North
6%
433/4
Fibres
National Distillers Products
National Gypsum (Un)
Natomas Company
Niagara
*
Jan
32 3/a Mar
feb
25
(Indi
658
Jun
41 %
•
of California
124
29%
120
2
(Un)
Co
42 %
240
a52
50c
common
Co
24%
29%
fa49%
1
Oil
24%
Co
Inc
Service
Oil
42%
&
Public
Standard
Monsanto Chemical
_,—_________—-_2
Montana-Dakota Utilites (Un)—
5
51% Mar
5
Standard Oil
15
56 %
<Un)__#
com
Standard
15
'
Feb
Jun
4c
—•
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45%
25
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o
10
17c
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Standard Brands Inc
46 % May
32%
plO
Co
„
400
25
32 % May
20
Ma y
23c
Y Central
14 % Mar
235
—25
Sperry Rand Corp
313/„
32%
May
Jan
N
Jan
533%
(Un)—•
com
Co
Feb
Jan
New
333/4 May
11
1113/4 May
45%
21%
(Un)
23
32%
30%
Co
Co new
36 %
32%
•
Co
Southern
393
26%
13
1
52%
2.50
___
Gas
Pacific
18
(Un)
Cal
Ry
28% May
Auto
Apr
931
/••/;
29%
_3
(Un)
preferred 4.88%
Southern
Southern
41c
National
Jan
33
,
45%
66%
4.48%
20% Jan
65c
pfd
pfd
30% Jan
15c
i
81
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Apr
__
—
—
preferred
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w
Apr
150
w
Feb
50
...
52%
a49%
(Un)
Edison
Calif
Apr
32%
—
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common
28 3%
26%
l2%
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i___—___________15
New
20
a37 % a373/8
12%
35
10
14,094
com
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Apr
71
29
337
.
a30% a30%
63
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47,700
New
37% Mar
83 %
32%
Feb
13
225
-
;
Mar
57% May
Mar
26% May
1,325
305 8
100 103'%
;
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35
Corp
100
26%
100
63
Southern
May
70c
Morris
273%
30
5u
£93
10
Feb
93/a
100
.
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2
Feb
17c
Montgomery Ward
v"
11
55
27
74
6
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Scott—.,.-—12%
Oil Co
Port
27
a
1,04 7
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9%
523%
7%
Southern
.1
com
Feb
65% May
453% Apr
25
21%
Apr
293/4
Monolith
6%
523/4
(Un)__-—_1
Co.___
&
a29% a29%
Co common....-,..
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Inc (Un)
16%o
M
Apr
32% Mar
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Apr
48%
15%
150
53%
15c
&
49 %
Mar
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Mar
Jun
65c
M
Feb
26
Sinclair
19% Mar
44
80
67
a46
al8%
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
J
43%
a27% a27
:__1.40
Shell Oil Co
56 % May
147
46% May
175
50
a
67
21%
-1
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47
al6%
•
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Middle South Utll Inc
M
44 %
p .10
—
42% May
67
»
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_—
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Feb
43 %
10
EJec com
48%
-1
Calculators
&
7%
preferred ———20.
360
50
7
Martin Co (Glenn)
Matson Navigation Co (Un)
McKesson & Robbins Inc (Un)
Merritt
44%
20
Magnavox Co (Un)
Merck
73/4 Mar
5
Mining
Schenley Industries (Un)___.
Scott Paper Co
Apr
11
Francisco
420
1
10
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc (Un)
Lorillard (P) Co (Un)
Menasco
20
—10
•
San Mauncio
Mar
37%
Feb
(Un)
St Regis Paper Co (Un)—
Feb
99%
Joseph Lead
St
Feb
31% Mar
Feb
a46 a47 %
—•
;
Llbby McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Marchant
a7%
4j %
5/
Safeway Stores Inc_
49%
14%
(Un)
_____________—
u./
*.a7%
a27%
10
042% a45%
47
_—___—_4
Kaiser Industries
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kern County Land Co
Lehman Corp
Leslie
a7%
1
Shasta Water Co common
Kaiser Alum
15% May
__50 florins
Dutch Petroleum
Aeronautical Co
Ryan
St
Idaho
301
(Un)—25
A
class
Co
Jan
19% Mar
15'/2
-*
Corp.—
May
41%
May
15 %
1
Manufacturing Co
6'
4% Mar
34
a._
12%
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a._
all%
Feb
Mar
Co
10
15%
5
-50c
.___10
»—-—-1/
Rexall Drug Inc (un)—_—___—-2.50
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
10
Oil
l,o00
50% Mar
Feb
41%
165
6
6
High
Low
a41% a43%
6
I
since Jan.
Range
High
a35% a35%
a42 %
•
—
12 3-4» May
43% Mar
A—_________—_*
class
xncuiy
Reserve
Apr
13%
•
com
__
243%
Feb
(Un)
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un) — —.
Republic Pictures (Un)
Republic feteel Corp (Un)—.
a—
—-r——^
Co
Class B
a41% a42%
snares
'
77
60
300
1
(Un)
class A
.
Holly Oil Co (com
110
2%
for Week
Low
Par
High
25
Engr
Hawaiian Pineapple Co Ltd
Hotels
Corp
Home
77%
2
Kar.ge
Sale Price
1
Apr
17% May
343% Jan
Hilton
Hoffman
Low
a67% a67'%
-•
1
(Un)
Hancock Oil Co
77%
5
(Un)______——.*
Corp
Aircraft
Grumman
(Un)
High
Jan.
ot Prices
Last
stocks
Range since
Sales
Week's
Friday
Shares
Low
10
Rubber
Graham-Paige Corp
oxen! Northern Ry
week ended june 8
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
for
Sales
preferred
preferred
Note
Co
•
common
Co—
•
*
49
39
50 %
41%
1.02
6%
Jun
Apr
1.15 May
Mav
-
10014 104%
100
Apr
48'%
48'%
48
May
52%
Jan
51%
51%
50 %
Apr
55
Jan
50
47
47
47
Jun
50
Apr
100
92
92
90
May
95
Feb
100
50
50
-
Number 5541
183
Volume
.
.
(2799) .43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
l.A
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
Products
Forest
Columbia
BrltlEh
of Prices
Mills
Bruck
Telephone
Columbia
Building
class
Ltd
A
16 y8
39%
-
39%
40%*
47 V4
48-'
*
Products
34
1,235
-
36 %
235
Jan
655
57"
823
Page-Hersey Tubes
52
5%
-Power
*
,100
common
preferred
SI.30
34
Power
May
29'%
29 y2-
Foundries
10
34 y2
34 y2
35 y2
Canada
4
Malting
%%
preferred
Canada
5%
Steamship
preferred
common—
Canadian Breweries
SI.25
i_*
Canadian
Ltd.
Celanese
class
6%
Cottons
Canadian
Industries
anadian
Canadian
Apr
12
Jan
Jan
Royalite
57%
Jun
l,4u8
2y%
Jun
33%
30% Mar
60
27
Jan
41%
800
33
16%
1,455 *
16
May
16
16
31
31
225
31
9%
775
: 9
May
4.00
4.00
100
pid
Oil
Companies
-
■"
150
Canadian
Vickers
30%
28 %
30%
28
31%
28%
33
33
Cockshutt
Farm
•
Equipment
Jj
Enterprises
oouiomed
Consol
Mining
Corbys
class
10",4
10%
31%
32%
•,[.
Feb
-
4.50 Mar K
Feb
Cork
Crown
Seal
&
Dominion
36% Mar
Southern
Canada
Steel
of
Dominion
Stores
l»u
Jan
33
Mar
17% Mar
^May
17
15% May
56
Apr
East
Kootenay
Enamel
19%
Jun
8%
Jun
■
al3
Ltd—
150
al3
25
7%
378
17y2
100
29
42
l,0b5
20 %
36%
13%
7%
34V2
21%
37%
15%
7%
4,350
35
485
41
-20%,
-37%
15%
7%
34V2
Mar
11
2b y4
28 %
41-
•
r
7%
'
—
•
•
8.90
20 V4 ?•:.
8%
46
17Va
--
*
:
Coal
■Famous
7% May
17 %
Foundation
34 %
Feb
Ltd
58%
2.00
40%
61%
8,564
45% Feb
49
Feb
57% Jan
2.50
123,478
2.00 Jun
42
267
40% Jun
2.75
3.25
5,664
2.75 Jun
8.50
15 %
-67
8.50
15%
67
22%
23
9.00
15%
70
22%
23
2,700
440
1,012
260
100
5.55 Jan
;14% Feb
65% May
•
2.10
Bank
—
•
Oils
-United
Steel
*
*
*
Corp
Worts
class A
Walker Gooderbam &
(Geo)
Weston
i
B
Class
Jan
-*
5%
■;
32
Jan
12%
Jan
17
9
Jan
2,810
31
Jan
44% Mar
869
31
Jan
35%
Apr
25%
1,019
24
Jan
29%
Apr
9
9%
65
9
5
9%
8% May
•
23
35
•
200
100
Motors
General
Steel
Lime
Gypsum,
Oil
Jan
95c
*
.--61,120
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
5
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common
_*
British Columbia Packers Ltd class B_*
46
11
a7%
46
11
a7%
47
11%
a7%
-
275
1,895
200
1
•
*
•
21
23 %
Company
Jun
795
13
May
22
Feb
52%
5*5
52
May
58
Apr
Canadian
1,066
23
2,425
31 %
-•
May
28
37
&
Packers
Mar
Jan
Dominion Sugar
Ltd class B-—
Canada
Canada
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
'-Canadian
Apr
Common
Hudson
2
Tooticeo
35
12
12
^46
12%
12 %
4,438
46
200
77
9.75
79%
9.75
3,017
"55
48
—
-
and
prfa
Powders
;
Canada
of
International
Jun
10%
Feb
15% Mar
Feb
15% Mar
15
15
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—
23%
89%
23'%
88 %
128
128
126
Jan * -
40
8.60
54
81 % May
11%
53% May
May
12% Mar
6% May
50
67/8
15 %
alO
24
93
128
132 %
1,410
15
101%
10
Feb
14 %
Jun
18 %
Mar
3
Feb
22%
7,495
15
Jan
11% May
24%
Jan
Apr
Jan
98% May
Jan
131 % Mar
International
Ltd
Co
142 % May
5
•
Linoleum Co Ltd .*
East Kootenay Power 7%
pfd
100
Fleet Manufacturing Ltd
•
*Ford Motor Co of Can ciass A
*
Foreign Power Sec Com Ltd
Hubbard Felt Co Ltd common—
*
Hydro-Electric
Securities Corp
*
Interprovincial Utilities Ltd
—*
Investment Foundation 6% conv pfd_50
London Canadian Investment Corp___1
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
*
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
•
McColl-Frontenac Oil 4% pfd
100
Mersey Paper Co Ltd
*
Mexican Light & Pow Co Ltd com_13.50
Mica of Canada Ltd
10
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co—-2.50
Utilities Corp
Feb
34
34
155
28
Jan
40
Apr
Mount
.240
243
280
202
Feb
249
May
Mount
45 %
46
1,720
46
46
75
%*'"
39
2,475
a22% a22%
16'%
18%
10
10
22% May
24
Jan
150
16%
Jun
19%
Feb
128
45 %
common—5
25
—
5
37 %
_*
Preferred
a22%
Inwrprovlncial Pipe Lines
37
Secord
Laura
Laurentide
Lewis
Lower
Lawrence
St
<fc
9%
1st pfd 100
alOO
41
•
7%
A
Bloedel
50% May
common
Frontenac
Mitchell
Class B
lloison
Oil
A——
______*
Corp
Breweries
class A
•
•
11
a22
a22
25
14
41
alOO
43%
5,070
40% May
7%
7%
8,740
7% May
93
95
60
48%
51
875
41%
14
2.o0
14
2.75
360
11% Mar
24
24
23
520
1,015
24
26%
May
a__
a
93
2.50
48
9%
103%
May
&
Co
a24
a24
50
16%
16%
550
__
__i
Preferred
...
Osrilvle
Steel
Mills
15
Telephone
Jan
22%
Jan
25%
Jun
12%
Apr
12
12 %
1,150
12
Feb
13%
29
30
449
28
Jan
34
Mar
56y2
58
58%
3,226
51%
Jan
39
39
40
535
39
May
25 %
25
25%
380
23
May
pfd.
Oil Pipe Line
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
Wainwright Producers & Refiners
Waterman (L -El Pen Co Ltd
Westeel Products Ltd
Western
Canada Breweries Ltd
Windsor Hotel Ltd
Jan
51%
Apr
Oils
AUpx
Oil
and
Mining
Jan
27%
.
&
SAVARD
MONTREAL
HART
STOCK
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
STOCK
STOCK
,
EXCHANGE
230 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
Telephone PL-9501
1203
Branch
62 William
Phillips Square
Office:
St., New York City, HAnover 2-0575
QUEBEC-TROIS-RIVIERES-SHERBROOKE-CHICOUTIMI-ST. JOHN'S, P. Q.
Mining
page
47.
48%
5%
•
-*
5
-
Ltd
Oil & Gas Ltd A
Mines
Talc
Beatrice
Mining
Chibougamau
Corp
Mines Ltd
Bouscadillac
Furchell
Gold
Gold
Mines
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Mines
Lake
,-1
-1
—
—
12%
1
a—
—
8% Feb
12
Apr
85
Jan
98 % Apr
180
15 U
1.75
33 A
40
9A
11
105
160
260
7,845
400
Apr
Feb
Jan
Apr
Jan
29% Jan
10
Mar48 May
68
Feb
33 /8 Jun
18 % May
1^3/ iih
45
-
Feb
Jan
17 A Feb
g*
Jan
Apr
24% Mar
36 % Mar
25 •> Mar
94
Jun
20
May
98
Apr
6%
7
Jan
May
Jan
50
4.50
•
Jun
~;-4.00 May
41 % May
Jun
21
21
Feb
67
Apr
26%
Apr
36 %
70
Apr
May
Jan
1.90
138
Jan
55
Jan
a
11
Apr
Feb
13
Apr
^61
7%
Jun
22%
100
Apr
Mar
Jan
100
225
Apr
18
Mar
2.00
Jan
42
Apr
49
Apr
10%
Jan
12% Mar
Apr
50
35%
10
Apr
Mar
52%
Feb
73
Jan
40 'A
Feb
21%
Feb
19%
Apr
18
Jan
14
Mar
14
135 May
15
Apr
40 May
44% May
44% Jan
46% Apr
2.75 Feb
J0% Jun
*J6
a29
39l/2
a29
39 ^
100
1
78
-
20
Jan
30 % Jan
39 /2 Jun
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
<
Mines Ltd
1
1
•
1
-1
1
:—1
1
25c
25c
13c 13 %c
1,000
22c
18.852
13c
2^85
3.500
2^75
45c
2.00 2 15
12c
14c
14 %c
16c
12c
12c
12 % 13 /4
41c
30-200
4.100
4,779
500
1,175
5 500
Feb
Jan
2 70 May
40c May
1 51 Jan
^
12c Jun
11c J n
9
70c
Jan
Jun
75c
70c
75c
-
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Ltd—1
1
Oil & Refining Corp
Boreal Rare Metals Ltd vtc
Eonnyville
Brilund
—
13c
2 75
42c
2.00
12c
1
Ltd
Gold Mines Ltd—
Red Lake Gold Mines
Bellechasse
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*
1
Corp
Selburn
Bailey
—
200
Sulphur & Iron
Baker
—
*
Ltd_:
Mines
Avillabona,
■
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Burnt Hill Tungsten
see
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--
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Nickel
Arcadia
Arno
Belle
Branch:
.*
*
Ltd_l
-
-
MineT
Band-Ore
Local
42
■
1.15 May
109% May
50
Feb
Apr
24 %
Apr
May
Jan
Feb
May
May
34
70
Apr
9%
13%
17 U May
480?
47
50
27d
13%
„
97 %
4.35
5%
47
High
1.10 Jan
61% Mar
35
Jan
19 /2 May
86
Mar
4s
.
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Apr
Stocks—
Ltd
Ameranium
Anthonian
TORONTO
—
40
-
——
Mountain
SS Sd
CANADIAN
Feb
52
Feb
145
Jan
17
Feb
44%
48%
Jan
Feb
68
May
55
Apr
6%
17%
Apr
Jan
21
Jan
35
Mar
47
Mar
Apr
64
-
Apr
11%
•
MEMBERS:
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142
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*
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Canada
red
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Jan
18
351
36b
142
5
common
(Canada)
Chains
5%
Jan
5
•
*
common
Feb
27
May
Corp
13
Feb
"S IS
--
Power 6% pfd—100
Stowell Screw Co Ltd class A
-+
Traders Finance Corp class A
*
May
27%
16% May
25% May
-
Apr
22
~
1
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3.50 Mar
Jun
23% May
24
Feb
100
29
•
Products
For footnotes
15 % May
17/8 Jan
20% Jan
25
20
17 —{7
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48
—
Mar
11%
5
Mines Ltd
Flour
Jan
35% Jan
65
18%
--
50
Renold
*
Ontario
Mar
35
Jun
Jan
100
25
55
440
100
150
1,175
10
300
2,108
—
—
11%
5
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Vm-anda
May
75
55
7
44% 44%
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43
43
33
33
10
10
48 48%
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18%
19
--
50
of Can 6% 1st pfd
part 2nd pfd
Metals of America Inc
n
Reitmans
Jan
a22 % a22%
•
common
/National Drug & Chemical com
.
Apr
17
35
500
100
2,07o
c
Quebec
51% May
Jan
'
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May
5.00 May
43 A Feb
11
Jun
7% Jan
100
al./5 al.7o
35
36
3o
Corp
Pressed
Jan
16%
-
Quebec Power Co Ltd com—*
Manufacturing Co Ltd com___•
6%
Mar
alOO
650
92
600
1,040
215 225
W 15%
--
10
:
—
225
33
Jan
•
B
—
Paton
'
Class
Montreal Locomotive
__
__
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Jun
2.50
—
__
48% May
8%
__
—
42% May
90
70c
10
Jan
9%
.
40
—
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725
*
class
(Robt)
a2.00 a2.00
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12
12
55
55
"7%
7%
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a22
92
92
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39
49
100
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McColl
175
27%
—
class B
50
Jan
300
.
5%
50
—
38%
9%
9%
Power.
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
,
16V2
10
•
class
MacKinnon Struct Steel
.' MacMailan
3
*
Candy Shops——
Acceptance
Ltd
Bros
55
10
4.50 Jun
3— 3.75 Mar
9,122
33%. Jan
200
21
Jun
525
20 May
50
54
Jan
675
22
Jan
1.15
-115
__
24
34%
•
*
♦
10
Ltd common
Royal Dairies Ltd—
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Newfoundland Lt & Pr Co Ltd
Moore
-
Power
(John)
Ltd
Labatt
47%
^
109
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241
>
11
12
50
1,105
50
100
—
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Dominion
,
1.20
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Zellerbach Corp
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4.80
7
4.50
3 75
40%
21
20
63
24/2
35%
70
1.20
121
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Gas
Ltd
Crown
•
7.50
common
Petroleum
Power
__
3.7539%
iDominion Oilcloth •&
*
Paper
International
International
684
78%
127
Jan
Mar
59
May
96% May
11% Feb
417
Feb
Jan
50
700
Apr
60
May
11
50
48% May
Jan
Jan
64
980
r_25
•
common
Consumers
Crain
35
36%
a6%
52%
97
100
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Nickel
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Jan
Apr
Jun
437
51
:*
com
Mar
33
6,432
a6 %
51
97
10
preferred
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48
11
6%
47%
4.50
3,75™
39%
21
-20
63
23%
34%
70
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Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
•
56
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4.80
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4.80
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Neon
Claude
Jan
55 y4
50
14%/ 14%
Feb
9
Mar
10
125
11%
—
Jan
112
--66% tJan
10
841
liy4
;■
Cement
Mar
3.95 May
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Paper Inv Ltd
^Canadian Westinghouse Co Ltd
*
Chatco Steel Products Ltd common...'
Power &
.Canadian
42%
2,290
(John.)
International
60
11 y4
100
preferred
$4.50
laglis
Int
34%
400
48%
May
May
Jun-</
41% May
100
1,475
£1
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;
6
57
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preferred
6%
105
Jan
32
Jun
635*r
51%
__
5
com
75
100
6
59%
50
—
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of
28
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—
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of
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common
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6
57
-
..
12
Oil
Husky
1,620
28 %
94
*
100
1
*
-
preferred
5%
—
__
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25
5,100
655
100
775
10
al3
21 21%
23%
24
35
35
20
22
94
94
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Canadian Ingersol Rand
106 % 106 %
35
12
com
A
Smith
Reward
Jan
80
low
80c
Jan
a42
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■
53
May
High
85c
Lumber.:& Timber
4.25
—
*
new
Apr
Mar
50
Sales
8hares
.*
Abltca
13% Mar
i"i'
105
"
of Trices
Low
Par
15%
3.40 May
300
-
50
*
common
Alabas
&
class
Mar
21%
May
49
for Week
Range
Last
Jun
__.
57
5
Wares
28
Feb
Feb
Mar
11 % Jan
22 % Apr
452
75
..
Week's
Friday
May
28
—
3 V"
Great Laxes Paper Co Ltd
Dome
28 %
*
Dynamics
General
29
Canadian Fonda
Bale Price
9
4.25
13
9'%
18
52
—
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STOCKS
23
2*%
3536
18
Ltd
Bakeries
24
49
11% Jan
May
22
Jan
152
Jun
21% Apr
225
15
24
49
—
i
12%
4.25
12%
9%
17%
'
Corp—_—1
preferred
General
15
24
54% Mar
Apr
9%
25 %
.25 %
17%
Apr
May
52% Mar
Canadian Stock Exchange
Jun
-37%
35 V2
X
Preferred
May
7% May
4,330
: 35
common
General
15
•
50
Winnipeg Central Gas——
Zellers Limited common
22*% Mar
24%
*
common
Power
—
*
Canadian Marconi Co
Gatineau
58%
L
;44% Mar
17%
685
Jan
35
Canada
of
Co
125
60
50 %
Apr
27 %
40
370
25%
—______1
—
Products.———
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Co's
Fratier
47
50 %
Canada.
Apr
•
A
Motors
Fnrd
46%
50
—
*
7% Mar
17 %
Apr
•
•
com
Canadian
Players
1,310
92
90
Mar
24 "
•
1
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25%
19%
*
13% May
20 V4
8%
__
& Steel com
Heating
25%
19 %
19
500
440
75
Apr
10% Mar
Jan
Power.-——
Corp
&
—
Rights
Brown
Electrolux
26%
—
2,320
2,683
315
120
Jan
18
8.90 May
1,785
Co
Triad
Mar
'
Jan
*
class
Mar
6.00
Ltd
Duquis Freres
16
50
May
-
200
35
•
Canada Sec
of
30
630
-
8.90
20
8%
—
:
;
Brewery Ltd
Pont
13
38
Jan
31% May
160
.26
Power
Toronto-Dominion
39% Mar
Dominion Textile common
Donohue Bros
9%
6,216
J
May
Dominion Tar & Chemical common...^
Dow
Apr
33 %
Dominion Glass common
Steel &
Jan
17%
25
*
25
common
Dominion
8%
Jan
2,440
:
*
Foundries
May
52
preferred
Dominion
6
17
ao
850
.26
Southam Co
Rights
31
Mar
9%
Ltd
Simpsons
45% May
35%
—
Dairies
5%
29% May
.Ton
52
Corsets
Dominion
23% May
30%
140
9%
:
50
pfd.100
ctfs
trust
Voting
7%
Can
15% May
May
Jun
Jan
Apr
"
*
of
common.
24 7/a May
34%
pfd
6%
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Bhirriff-Horsey
Sicks' Breweries
Jun
34%
2
2.50
:2-
Bridge
Coal
Dominion
4.70 Mar
28% Feb
*
pfd
Jan
16
a
4%%
B
75%
' 82
47
52%
Apr
65% Mar
56% May
4.00 May
12% Feb
16%
75%
;68%
47
51
Apr
21
16% Feb
al41
common
Williams
Bherwin
30%
9
—,52
Co
Distillers
Seagrams
Dome Exploration
21%
17% Mar
2.75
Series
-
20
-
al6
;
21 % May
20% Feb
'
Apr
Jun
14%
—
•
Jan
30% 31V2
16% ,16%
16%
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20
.
14% Feb
30 % Mar
-—*
Corp
Jan
400
31 Va
*
A
Class JB
May
49%
17%
82 %
84
48
52%
al41
Lawrence
24
aW
11
17%
80 ;
82".
47
52%
Bhawinigan Water & Power common
•
Series A 4% preferred
—50
41
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'
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Jun
11% Mar
-
•
Consumers Glass
.
•
*
common
Apr
Jan
1,701
•
j
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&
6!
all
Ltd
Co
*
21 % Mar
37
.
Oil
Preferred
Jan
6%
6
—
(B
Coghiin
—
May
4
;
.56%
4.05
8
615
•
;
—
—10
19
5,232
25
Ltd
Petrofina
Canadian
19 %
25
32
preferred—10
Pacific Railway
Canadian
21
19
19%
56%
4.05
.13
Cement
41%
Jun
4.00
23 V4
23
23
•
common
21
19 %
Lawrence
*
Canadian
330
21
*
270
21
31%
—
17
*
1,860
8
20%
21
•
:
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8
i-.'
■
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common
Locomotive
440
*
Mar
32
v
Jun
9
20
25
30
Ltd
(James)
8t
33%
Feb
31
pfd
A
30
13%
71
27
Jun
10% Jan
57%
4.05
13%
150
925
40
730
220
4,072
14,920
1,585
May
46% Apr
28
14%
Apr
60
50 -Jan
.Ilk Feb
425
62%
Apr
380
4,050
.1,005
Feb
13%
12 /« May
52 /» M-ay
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Feb
47
-
47
27
13%
May
26
.69
13%
'
66
12%
class A
Co
Rights
13%
31
-
Jan
,.
B
36
30
40%
22
-66
•
—
Royal Bank of Canada.
23% May
Jan
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Cellulose—
&
Converters
Canadian
.
29%
368
•
•'
:
Chemical
75
Class
59% May
May
30
__
.:
Paper
44%
31
.40%
i
Refining
Holland
May
57% May
23 y2 May
—25
common
series
$1.75
Canadian
,
*
,
104
3o*/a
29
31
*
common.
Cauiiera
Robertson
39%
Jan
May
1,586
12 V4
50
29/8
25
Bronze
v-ttiiuuian
Regent
Apr
34-
Queoec Power
25
30%
12%
50
preferred
Canadian
Feb
Ltd common
Co
Transport
preferred
50%
30%
.
10
common
Mar
31
102
71
75
1,295
765
'
100
&2312 a23 '/2
50
_—
Bank of Commerce
Canadian
36
~
1,129
.57%*
.57%
*
26
*
common
1,459
28% May
240
103
5%
Jan
Canada
of
&
Bros
Provincial
105
985
102% 103 y4
com
Preferred
Price
Company
Corp
28% May
2d %
a25
91% Apr
Feb
47
Jan
59
May
77
13%
40
101% May
29%
32
*
*
50
Powell River
High
475
a24%
54
59%
Jan
May
56
40
102
29%
.—•
preferred
Iron
102:
20
Caanada Cement common
Canada
%'
56
56 %
-
••
14%
Jan. 1
Low
al2% al2%
54 55%
58% 59%
—
common
Range Since
High
88
—
•
Penmans
Mar
v
Calgary
•
Placer Development
Mar
Shares
86
*
:
for Week
Low
Par
Apr
41
8% May
-
35
34
19%
May
46
1,600
I
Sales
Range
Sale Price
,
High
15% May
3,700
8%
8%
•—*
1
Range since Jan.
Low
47 V4
*
25
British Columbia Power.
British
Shares
■t
,
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Pigh
15%
15%
•
n
for Week
Low
Par
8
Friday
Range
Sale Price
-
JUNE
Sales
Week's
Last
-
8c
11c
60c
30c
48c
18c
23c
2.70
!-35
45c
11c
12c
69c
9 500
5,600
15,200
6y.c Feb
10c Apr
45c Jan
32c
52c
20c
26c
2.82
12,437
2,500
6,000
11,500
48c Jun
15c Mar
23c Jun
1.15 Jan
2.25
2.30
11c
65c
31c
52c
I
—
23c
2.70
—
--
2.30
45c
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135
99s Mav
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27%c Mar
22c
3.70
71c
Apr
Apr
Mar
2.04 May
21c
Apr
24c
Jan
14c
May
15
May
82c
May
15c
Apr
18c
Jan
85c
Mar
48c
68c
Apr
Mar
42c
Apr
Feb
3.80
Apr
44c
2.05
75c
2.75
Apr
Apr
Feb
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
.
.
Monday, June 11,
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
oamiu
1.15
Oils
Canadian
Admiral
Canadian
Collieries
Preferred
Ltd—
5.15
Jun
3,625
18%
Jan
3.40
3.40
300
*
62c
70c
i
6Gc
9
9
9%
600
9
May
91
92
1,500
84
Apr
Ltd
Ltd
25c
Jan
Virginia
Jun
Weedon
28% Mar
Wendell
5.15
3.70
70c
Apr
May
14%
Jan
95
Apr
1,000
90c
72,900
1.25
1.13
1.30
7,750
24c
22c
24c
13,200
20c
Jan
38c
8c
10,100
5c
Jan
14 %c
Mar
13c
Feb
Jun
Jun
1.18
4,000
1.85
10c
4.40
7,100
17c
10,000
1.15
1.20
5,000
1.10
Jan
4.25
100
3.85
Jun
8.50 Mar
Feb
Jan
48c
59c
37,500
44c
May
37c
40c
9,700
36c
May
48c
20c
19 %c
20c
13,400
17c
Feb
35c
Apr
Halliwell
Consolidated
Consol
1
1
1
1.45
72c
3.25
11 %c
1.45
—.1
20c
Ltd——
Yellowknife Mines—1
Copper Cliff Consol Mining Corp—1
Cortex Explorations Ltd————1
Quebec
Coulee
Lead
Cournor
Mining Co Ltd
Dominion
Sullivan
East
Asbestos
Metals
Eastern
Mining
El
Sol
Gold
Falconbridge
raiw
Mining
Pontana
Yellowknife
Grandines
Cold
Gold
Mines
Cons
tollinger
Gold
Uranium
Jaye
Mines
Mines
Ltd
8"c
Jun
5.85
5.85
6.00
500
1.10
1.03
1.14
20,800
79c
79c
500
6.00
6.00
200
29 %c 39 %c
38,300
14c
29c
33c
32c
34
Gold
Keyboycon
Lead
7.60
29 %c
Jun
39 %c
10%c Jan
28 %c
19 %c May
Feb
55c
Apr
Mar
30c
50c
Mar
29%
Feb
38
Apr
34c
9,000
22c
Mar
49c
Jan
15c
20,000
13c
Jun
28c
Feb
8,150
28c
33c
19,000
14c
15c
5.00
5.00
34c
39c
13c
3.80 May
25c
14c
5,000
100
17,000
•
Apr
May
5.00
*
4,500
Jun
30c
13c
13c
28C
28c 31 %c
50,000
26
27%
2,076
May
22%
26%
12c
Mar
19 %c Mar
Feb
4.75
42c
Apr
27c
Jan
5.80
Jan
65c
Apr
21c
Jan
35 %C
Apr
30
Mar
30c
Mar
21c
2lc
2jc
lo.UUd
19c
Jan
85c
Feb
Co Ltd—1
1.25
1.25
1.25
200
3,500
21c
Jun
35c
Jan
28c
5,000
20c
Feb
36c
Jan
94c
6,500
77c
May
1.15
1.30
7,800
20%
700
lie
1,000
10c
Mar
*
1.30
Apr
1.00
.
Jan
1.45
Apr
17%
Jan
20%
Jun
13c
Jan
16c
16c
1,000
16c
Jun
43c
Jan
1
*
18c
17c
18c
53,800
15 c
Feb
24c
Apr
90c
90c
1.00
*
18c
1
Petroleums Ltd.——
Ltd
1
Ltd
Maritiines
1,700
90c
Jun
18c
18c
1,000
15c
Mar
19c
Apr
25c
__
25c
2,000
25c
Jun
40c
Feb
1
3.00
I
Mining Corp Ltd
MclnLyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Mercedes Exploration Co Ltd
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
32c
32c
1
5,000
3.10
1,100
32c
Jan
Jan
2.35
53c
5.20
Apr
84 %
84%
84%
81%
Jan
l
42c
25 %c
45c
270,050
25 %c
Jun
5
2.89
2.65
3.20
33,600
2.64
Jan
*
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpas Mines Ltd
1
700
85c
85c
1.05
11,400
1.25
1.25
1.27
10,500
7c
...
7c
500
1
Ltd
24%
24%
1
1
22%
70c
Jan
2.50
Jun
100
Mining Corp. of Canada Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd
Explorations
Jan
11c
1.15
1
Goldfields
Mines
1.70
25c
25c
_1
Ltd—
Apr
20%
23c
1
Mines
24c
22c
1.20
80 c
1
1
Ltd
Jan
95
Mar
45c
Jun
5.00
Apr
29
Apr
May
1.40
May
1.74 Mar
1.20
6%c Mar
Creek
National
New
Mines
Ltd
Petroleum
Bristol
Oils
New
British
New
Pormaque
New
New
Corp
Ltd
11 %c
Jan
3.60
4.10
121,220
2.00
Jan
1.20
5,000
1.20
Jun
2.05 Mar
Jan
6.20
50
4.50
1.51
7,700
1.51
Oil
Ltd—40c
2.69
2.69
2.69
100
Ltd
1
43c
41c
53c
57,400
Harricana
Mines
Ltd
32c
32c
Highridge
Mining
Co
66c
66c
Jaculet
New
Jason
New
Uranium
1
Ltd
*
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Vtnray
Oil3
Nu-Age
.
Uranium
Obal.ski
Mines
&
(1945)
Okalta
Oils
Ltd
Mines
5.25
Power
auhiui
Class
Acme
Surpass Shoe
Agnew
Preferred
common
--1
100
1
16c
________
1
foe
Petroleums Ltd
Nepheline —
50c
1.12
210
Develop—5
Mines
20c
6.00
2.75
Oil
Amurex
—
Adacon
Lead
Anchor
Petroleums
Metals Corp
Atlas
Steels
Mines
Mines
Mines
River
Aumacho
Electric
5%
Cons
Phillips
Co
Baska
1.48 May
5,200
2.40
ir
10 %c
14c
41,300
3.75
3.75
3.75
500
11c
12c
2,500
15c 16 %c
1
5.00
Apr
2.00
Jan
Feb
7.40
Apr
9c
Jun
16c
Jan
9c
Jan
20c
May
10%c Jun
1.39
Jan
10 %c
Jan
15c!
Feb
500
64c
27c
May
55c
Apr
May
75c
Feb
3.00
Apr
22,500
31c
iOc
33c
21,000
30c
2.80
2.60
2.88
59,350
1.77
Jan
1.39 May
Jan
7%c Apr
1
49c
48c
60c
44,800
48c
Jun
1.20 Mar
(Quebec) Ltd_l
14»/4
14%
15%
1,625
%c
10,100
17C 17
1
1
Ltd—
Ltd—
15%
15%
16
700
1
1.10
1.07
1.25
12,200
a5.45
a5.45
25
1
8.50
17c
12%
95c
Feb
19%
Apr
Jun
27c
Feb
Jan
May
5.65 May
Belleterre
Bell
...
Bevcon
2.05
Bidcop
Feb
Eiltmore
6.50 Mar
Black
Ltd
1
1.75
1.40
1.95
62,952
75c
Mar
Jun
Blue
1
20c
20c
23c
159,500
15c
Mar
36c
Apr
Bojo
_i
16c
16c
17c
25,500
16c
May
33c
Mar
33c
33c
35c
3,700
33c
Jun
40c
May
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd-1
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
1
Quebec Labrador Develop'mt Co Ltd—1
1.80
1.65
2.15
77,200
1.95
1.95
2.20
II,200
1.95
Jun
16c
17c
25,600
10 %c
Jan
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—
Portage
Island^
1.95
16c
Quebec Lithium Corp
1
11%
11%
900
Quebec
»'
3.75
3.75
300
7 %c
Quebec
Metallurgical Indus Ltd
Oil Development Ltd
Quebec
Smelting
Quemont
Red
Gold
Crest
1
8c
1
62c
3.75
22,000
75c
52,400
26
26
100
28c
Mines
8%c
61c
25c
30c
156,900
13 %c
8.70
8.80
7c
d4c
Ltd
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26
600
7.75
1.40
1.42
1,000
1.40
Sotna-Duvernuy Gold Mines Ltd
l
10 %c
10 %C
11c
5,500
South
23c
22 %c
27c
15,933
Silver-Miller
Duffault
Standard
Steep
Mines
duilivan
Tache
Tarbell
Mines
Ltd
1
Tazin
Mines
Tiblemont
Torbrit
Trebor
Uddlen
Mines
Ltd
Mines
1
Ltd
Ribbon
Gold
Fields
Mines
Ltd
Montaubau
United
Oils
Bouzan
see
600
50c
Mar
65c
Jan
27c
Jan
34c
40c
205,588
Apr
90c
Feb
1.70
1.90
3,500
1.40
Apr
2.10
Jan
1.55
300
1.40
Apr
1.75 Mar
29 Vac
Jan
53c
May
52c
6,900
16
17
2,920
13% May
19 %
96
96%
380
94% May
98
Feb
7.00
7.50
1,560
6.50 May
10
Jan
98
103
1,341
93
5,301
100
119% 128%
Jan
122 %
Feb
137
Feb
Apr
May
49 '/a
50
1,075
49 %
Jun
5234
16c
16c
3,000
11c
Apr
21c
Feb
75c
95c
511,740
32c
Jan
95c
Jun
71c
Jan
1.50
Apr
2.70
Aor
■
1.09
1.19
147,492
2.10
2.25
7,867
1.55
Jan
5.65
6.00
800
5.65
Jun
2.70
May
2.70
7.40 Mar
3.70
Apr
2.85
8,132
16c
15,500
8 %c
Jan
22c
14
200
12
Feb"
16% Mar
13%
2.009
12
1.25
19,500
14c
13%
Feb
-
12%
1.12
,
13%
May
Jan
1.98
1.00 May
Jan
"
24%
Jan
28%
14,000
11c
May
25 %c
Apr
1.72 May
2.10
Jun
25 Vr
660
13c 13 %c
25
May
Apr
1.97
2.10
95,150
45c
48c
15,500
21%
22
1,075
46
46%
325
45
May
55
56
360
53
Feb
28c
31c
39,300
15c
Jan
70c
Feb
31c
33c
15,500
30c
May
52c
Feb
41c
21%
Mar
Jan
13%
13 %
25 %
47
Apr
May
57%
3.50 Mar
1,275
17 %
Feb
Jan
Aor
12% Mar
100
4.00
3.50
Feb
65c
4.00 Mar
28
May
25c
112,400
13c
Jan
27c
13c 15 %c
37,700
11c
May
21 %c
14c
17c
18,600
V 8c
Jan
24c
Apr
38c
45c
30,799
35c
Apr
74c
Mar
21c
27c
49,400
17%c
Jan
46c
Apr
2.15
2.20
Apr
Jan
2.45 Mar
1,011
2.13
12
400
10%
Feb
13% May
13c
22,650
9c
Jan
16 %c May
14c
26,450
12c
2.35
11c
8.80
25
1.60
May
Jan
17c
Feb
Jan
15% May
Jan
33
Feb
May
3.10 May
2.41
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50
995
47 V»
Jan
56
Apr
54%
56%
282
54%
Jun
68 %
Apr
3.05
3.55
23,980
Jun
3.80
34c
6,170
31c
Mar
40c
Jan
10c
11c
3,100
9c
Apr
17c
Apr
65c
Jun
3.05
65c
68c
12,000
1.05
1.15
5.010
5c
7 Vac
10,840
4 %c
May
2.41
2.50
2,350
2.33
Apr
1.00 May
76c
93c
90c
96c
335,370
30c
16c
$
28c
31c
33,300
15 %c
16c
9,000
9%
120
9%
37
1.90
2.10
39
180
2.20
38,920
2.35
40c
20
125
76,540
Feb
Jun
Jan
1.90 Mar
10
Jan
46
May
3.25
Apr
3.40
Jan
May
71c
Jan
19
16,551
1.02
Apr
Mar
36c
1,401
48
1.25
19c
1.25
7,905
2.25
Jan
2.60 May
61c
37
1,700
20
Feb
Jan
Feo
14c
9% Mar
37
36c
25c
27 %c Mav
1.80
2.10
Jan
1.09
1.65
Jun
May
20%
Jan
Feb
3.10
Apr
2.30
Jan
1.10
2.06
46 %
Jun
Jun
51% Mar
1.19
250,585
13c
15c
33,700
43 Vac
46c
3,953
43 %c May
63c
lie 11 Vac
7,900
9%c Jan
17c
Apr
2.30 Mar
2.90
Feb
Jun
1.90
May
1.45
--
11c
-1
2.40
2.40
2.60
15,433
1.00
1.30
4,700
;__
90c
85c
92c
16,345
7%
7%
110
78c
88c
13,600
10
10
200
11c
_*
*
82c
*
1.02
tic
1.00
85c
Jun
Jan
5% May
70c
May
8
Jan
11c
1.19
20c
8
1.65
10
Jun
Apr
Apr
Jan
Apr
Mar
Jan
Feb
Gold
3
old
\
held
Gold
Mines Ltd
11%'c
27,509
Mar
17c
Feb
1
21c
21c
25c
74,500
10c
Jan
28c
May
1
23c
22c
29c
6,400
2*%
J"n
43c
Feb
1
2.70
2.65
2.85
55,825
3.85
Apr
1
Mines
*
lie
2.12 Mar
Jan
Apr
9c
30
Mar
Feb
39c
Apr
Feb
10%
Jun
1.65
Apr
16c
22 %c
Jun
61c
Apr
May
45c
47
,
Ftb
32c
35c
6,600
30c
19%
3,350
15
Jan
16c
Jun
60 Wall Street,
21% May
16c
16c
5,500
5.50
5.65
800
44c
42c
51c
96,800
21c
Jan
70c
30c
35c
4,800
30c
Jun
45c
17c
20c
23,500
12c
Jan
26c
May
85c
Feb
Canadian Affiliate:
Mar
nc
New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
May
30c
5.05
Feb
18
%c Feb
Gairdner &
6.60 May
45c
45c
12j/2C
Jan
90c
90c
1.00
1,200
80c
May
60c
58c
67c
200,600
19c
Jan
70c
Jun
15c
13c
15c
7.500
13c
Jun
33c
8.10
Jan
a6.60
a6.60
a6.75
1,550
1
25c
25c
7,000
2.40
2.40
1,200
6.50
25c
1.67
Feb
May
Feb
1.10 Mar
40c
2.88
Jan
Apr
Company Limited
Members:
/
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
CANADIAN
Jan
1,000
Company Inc.
May
5.50
1
page
Gairdner 8
Apr
Mar
18%
_«
Ltd_
Ltd
For footnotes
53c
Jan
Feb
Feb
33c
1
Ltd
Mines
10c
65c
105
5c
1
each
Apr
•
United
for
14%
1
Ltd
Asbestos Corp
new
Rouscadillac
1
Ltd.
:
United
May
2.06
common
Apr
•
Mines
85c
46 %
Mines
Ltd—
exchanged for
Jowsey (R J) Mining Co
32c
_i
-
Ltd
Mar
Mines
Apr
1.25
62c
2.06
46%
1-04
Uranium
3.45
14c
9,500
—1
Bordulac Mines
4.50
81c
1
common—
Bonville
1
Ltd
Mines
Hats
4.75 Mar
1
Ltd
Ltd
Silver
Feb
Feb
18%
1
Mines
Mines
Mines
1
1
Contact
Cons
Lake
;
Ltd
Rock Iron
Sudbury
Ltd—
Mines
Gold
Jun
10%
•
Ltd
Mines
Shcrritt-Gordon
11% Mar
26
Refining Ltd
Mining Corp
Jun
Mar
33c
3.10
—
Being
One
1.65
9
2.46
Ltd
Mines
Bay
16
10,020
Warrants
Apr
18
9%
2.01
Mines
Uranium
Blcroft
9 V'4
1.00
Yukon
Bibis
8%
2.09
Ltd
Mines
Mar
*
-3_-
—
7
——___-1
—25
Mines
Telephone
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250
1
Com
Quebec
7%
*
common
Beta Gamma Mines
Mining Co
Pitt Gold
Mining
Apr
7%
2.71
1
Belcher
Jan
33c
*
Uranium.
Co
30c
Jan
2.40
49
55
*
A
Apr
Apr
17c
745
Paper class B___—*
1
Beaucage
Lodge
1.50
Feb
Pulp &
Lumber
24c
21c
class
Innes
Beattie-Duquesne
106
15c
3,750
4,605
*
Beaver
1.50
May
14,325
32
*
Beaver
24c
102
17c
20c
13%
*
Mining
Jan
1.50
35
16c
20c
31
*
Ltd
3.95 May
1.00
104% 104%
12%
Ltd
&
24 % Mar
12 Vic
12%
Mines
Bathurst
Jun
11 /2C
Uranium
Bates
21
21
1
1
1
Petroleums
Bata
Apr
25
21
Apr
11%
1
—
Co
Metals
Base
12 %
11%'c
Warrants
Feb
5c
Mines
Mines
Barymin
1,000
Ltd
Mines
Barvue
Feb
6,500
--
1
1
1
—
Mines
Cons
Barnat
Apr
Jun
7,765
21c
—10
Mines
Bankfield
10
10%
14c
40c
——
—
Bankeno
2.15
6c
._
Rights
Jun
48c
6c
Dredging Gold
Oil
Feb
1.15 May
6c
Ltd
Uranium
Apr
33c
—a
Ltd
Mines
Petroleums
64c
—
Bank of Nova Scotia
2.02
Apr
3.20 May
-—
Montreal
of
Jan
860
10
50c
10
preferred
Bank
26%
34%
1
Ltd
Selburu Oil & Gas class A
Bailey
42%
1,035
27%
——
Mines
May
F'eb
14,680
20c
1
common
Mines
Avillabona
Bagamao
80c
May
39
24%
25
—1
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor
Gold
Mines
Auto
Jun
51c
24
37
24 %
22c
H%c
*
1
1
-1
1
—,—
—
2
4 99
*
—
—
13
10
B—
Mines
Aubelle
7,163
——
—
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Atlin-Ruffner
4°c
—
common
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High
Low
59c
—
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Temple
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—*
31%
—4$
————50
__
1
28c
1
31c
common
preferred
$2.40 preferred
Arjoti Gold Mines—
Ash
2-05
—
$2%
Ascot
13c
—
Corp
Argus
--
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—
Mines
Area
—
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Apex
Consolidated
Arcadia Nickel
52c
15,500
11,000
15c
A
—_ —
Anglo-American Exploration.———4.75
Anglo Huronian
Angle Rouyn Mines
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Anthes Imperial
—
~
89c
11c
,c
Leduc
American
May
3.90
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1^0 /2
—59
Larder Mines
Mines
American
May
1.60
96/*
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pfd—
4%%
Co
Amalgamated
35c
9c
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Algoma Steel —
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Aluminum
Amanda
51c
45c
-----
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28c
1.56
40c
1.70
*
Oils
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.55
1
*
debentures
290
3.40
1
Uranium
5c/(
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Alberta Pacilic Cons
Algoin
Shares
53c
—10
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Alberta
for Week
76c
290
7 /4
9'«
common—;
—
Explorations
Alba
265,900
1.6O
--
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Ajax Petroleums
Akaitcho Yellow Knife
60c
3.40
Apr
42c
Sales
Range
of I'rites
--
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Gas & Oil—
a4.50
Apr
10 u
#
A
Preferred
39c
4.50
com
Acadiu-Uiunium
a4.50
28 %c 28 %c
50c
1
Exploration
Cons
Jan
90c
Uranium
Pacific
Panel
Mar
34c
Apr
1
Ltd—
Opeinisce Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines
Orchan
14c
62,561
a/
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—
Sugar
Atlantic
5Jc
common
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<56
preferred
4%%
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Apr
1
Ltd
Ltd„
Omnitrans
75,471
*
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Ltd
Ltd
Norpax
48c
1.65
1
Spring
New
Mines Ltd
Coulee Oil.
Mines
44c
l
New
Nocana
Feb
l
Santiago
Mines
Jun
59 %c
•
Royran Copper Mines Ltd
Mines
32c
1,000
50o
New
Rim
2,000
1.50
1
New
Nickel
Feb
47c
—1
Oils Ltd
&
8c
1.54
1
Asbestos
Pacific Coal
2.03 Jan
l
Mining Corp Ltd
New
66c
Feb
25c
Ltd
Mines
Lafayette
Newkirk
,
a4.10
1.51
Mines
New
Pato
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Dominion
New Jack Lake
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25c
Ltd
Apr
Jan
41%c Feb
Apr
Exchange
Low
Jan
1.20
3.70
1
44c
Funds
Week's
Last
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Banff Oils
Nama
8,500
Ltd
Mines
Abbican
Mar
Jan
Ltd
19,000
50c
__
Par
Jun
9c
trust—
49c
42c
__
1
Friday
Jan
4,000
Ltd.:
Zinc
Island
Montgary
Apr
19c
Copper Mining Co Lid
Corp of Canada..
Mackeno
5.50
18c
Mines
Mines
Louvicourt
Jan
Jan
18c
—
Mines
Long
6.75 Mar
1.50
1.08
Jun
1
Ltd
voting
Kerr-Addison
Lithium
Feb
4.40
34c
5
3.00
13c
28c
29c
—
Jun
4.00
28c
13c
4.20
3.65
26 %c Mar
May
330
33%
1
Ltd
5.75 May
9oc
3,400
14c
Jan
70c
23,500
30c
1.60
1,000
29c
1
Ltd
Joliet-Quebec
Lingside
Feb
11,100
*
1
Mines
Mines
Explorations
Kontiki
26c
1.27
Ltd—1
Lake
Jardun
Jan
19c
1.05
1
_
Mines
Inspiration Mining & Dev
Iso
Apr
1
Hudson-Rand
Indian
3.13
1.10
*
;
_
Ltd
Gpld
Feb
Feb
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd.l
Heath
1.20
15c
1
—:
Ltd...—
Mines
Feb
1,000
30c
13 %c May
5c
22,200
*
1
Ltd
.____
Pundy Bay Copper Mines
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Giant
A or
18c
1
.
Mines
(1945)
Ltd
4,000
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Inc
Ltd
Exploration
&
Mines
Probisher
20c
,
38c
Ltd.—
Nickel
1,200
A
Minerals
&
Mines
1.53
Apr
6.65
3.65
1
—
Ltd
Mines
Oil
Metal
Pah
19,000
19 %C
6.00
Pen-Rey Oil & Mines Ltd
46 %c
___1
Sale Fries
Apr
1.10
18c
*
Ltd—1
Ltd.—
& Smelt Corp
Corp
El
Empire
12c
3.30
Jan
3,30
68c
66c
Feb
STOCKS
Feb
Jan
40c
3.25
—
Ltd—i
Co
6,100
1.45
3.25
—
Ltd
Mines
Eastern
47,500
IIV2C
1.48 May
5,200
82c
3.70
11%
1
Ltd
Duvan Copper Co Ltd
Eastern
1.67
65c
3.25
1.40
1.05 Mar
8.90 May
X
Mines
1
Ltd—
Asbestos
—*
——1
Producers
Rio
Del
Ltd.—
Mines
Zinc
&
400
10
9.75
.9,75
Ltd
14%c
rsnadian
May
Consolidated Denison Mines
120,500
57c
Apr
40c
Cadillac
36c
60c
Toronto Stock
4.50 May
22c
53c
Central
30%c
Mar
Apr
Jan
32c
Apr
Jan
Mar
Apr
94c
45c
Jan
Jan
59c
_1
—
1.85 Mar
2.45
Consolidated
Cons
Ltd
Oil Co
Apr
3.85
1
Ltd——ul
Mines Ltd
1
7c
7,100
1
Corp——
Feb
2.25
9c
1.15
Mines
55,000
2.50
Mar
3.10
3.10
80c
14%C
2.15 May
1.98 Jan
Jan
1.45
4.15
10c
48c
46%
3.35 May
Cleveland Copper Corp——
Bi-Ore
9c
80c
2.40
Jan
1.00 Mar
2.77
70c
16 %c
10c
A
1
1
8C
75c
2.50
Feb
9c
8c
75c
2.25
Jan
7%c
68c
1
•
2.25
—
Ltd
Ltd
Petroleums Ltd—,_.
Metal Mines Ltd.
Zenmac
•
1,000
13,600
43,507
2.25
Mines
Wilrich
100
_1
Ltd—i.
Mining
Westburne
38%
1
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Pyrite & Cooper Corp
Mineral Products Ltd
Westvlile
High
Low
30c May
35% Feo
20,800
32c
38%
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Range Since Jan. I
High
——
Mines
ViolaMac
1.10
4.15
Gold Mines Ltd
Explorers Ltd
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Ltd
Ventures
28 % Mar
3.30
—*
Cliibougamau
Jun
70c
Mining Co Ltd.*
Centremaque
Mines Ltd—
Lithium
Valor
Snares
30c
30c
1
__
3.30
1
Ltd——
14,350
Jan
1.02
—
Capital Lithium Mines Ltd——_1
..
•
Oils
39,100
Feb
91
74c
Leduc
2.70 Mar
42c
*
1
1
Development &
Jun
2,200
20
Lithium Mines Ltd
Celta
11c
13c
5.15
Pipelines & Petroleums Ltd.l
Central
Jan
11c
Canadian
Mines
18.000
19%
Ltd.3
(Dunsmuir)
Carnegie Mines Ltd—,
Cartier-Malartic Gold
820
1.60
*
———-————
Manganese Mines
Jan
55c
1.60
5.15
18%
Canadian
Canuba
26%
Apr
1.35
21,900
High
18%
11c
1
1
Co
Gas
&
2,000
1.60
25%
25 %
1
Ltd
Oil
1.45
for Week
Low
Par
_—25c
*
Range
of Prices
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
High
1.45
Campbell Cliibougamau Mines Ltd
Canada Oil Lands Ltd
*
Consol
Shares
*
Developments Ltd
Petroleums Ltd
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd—
Calumet
Uranium Mines Ltd—
Calvan
of Prices
STOCKS
for Week
Low
Par
ENDED JUNE 8
Sales
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
Cabanga
Week's
F^ty
SECURITIES
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183
Volume
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
FrMUty
'
Boymar .Gold
Traction
(T
18%
18%
18%
60
10%
10%
200
6%
6%
7%
21,593
_
_
_
4
39%
British
41%
Mills
Class
class
51%
86
50
May
55%
Jan
Consol
49 %
195
47
May
52
Jan
Consolidated
46%
25
16%
3,427
15%
15%
Jan
Consolidated
Howey
39%
3,181
Jan
41% Mar
Consolidated
Marbenor
47%
47%
48
513
46
May
52% Mar
Consolidated
Mic
1.50
1.45
1.50
6,125
lie
24,000
9%c
Jan
11c
Jan
73c
15 %c May
1,313
10% May
18,200
73c
Being
Abbican
Feb
One
10c
7,000
8c
Jan
14%c
385
33%:
Jun
13
15,600
10
5%; May
17c
11,000
14c
Mar
44c 49 %c
13,000
42c
May
16c
Caldwell
2nd
Linen
28%
29%
395
28
12
12
12 %
509
11
8
Feb
54c
Jan
8V4
8%
8%
455
1.35
1.20
1.60
119,820
*
&
Oils
Calnorth
Campbell
—
12
12
100
25 »/2
25%
27
4,985
Cement
Preferred
Foils
4% %
Mines
20
18%
5.60
5.60
-*
20
Stone——_—*
\ 30%
30
Feb
Consolidated
5% May
9
Mar
Packers
class
57% May
Copp
105
63,100
15c
Jan
50c
Apr
10,790
18%
Jun
28% Mar
5.75
1'
500
31 %■■
5.60
Jun
28 y2
1,798
May
8%
ey2
320
13j/2
100
13% May
34%
35 y8
635
34
Jan
28 % May
8%
Jun
7.35
Clark Publishing
Cliff Consol Mining
Jan
Class
35% Mar
Feb
Canada Southern
Cosmos,; Imperial
Coulee
Lead Zinc
13%
Feb
Cournor
39%
Apr
11%
60
102
Jun
104
May
160
120
150
Apr
165
May
58 y2
375
53
Jan
62
Feb
Crown
25
23%
25
2.25
2.34
3.50
2.85
1.65
Astoria
Crown
Zellerbach
Apr
Jan
Crow's
Nest
1.80 May
4.00
Apr
3.60
26,766
30,280
2.10
9,500
92c
Jan
38
38 y2
262
37% May
35
215
34 y2
87%
87%
144
80c
78c
2,000
Jan
87 y4
May
55c
Mar
1.57 Mar
3.35
3.55
5,200
12
12
12%
545
12
181/4
18%
18%
250
18 %
Jun
37
1.00
13%
20
Canadian
38c
27,319
25c
Jan
60cApr
Del
70c
40,522
40c
Feb
70c
Jun
Desmont
Rio
Mining
10,455
5.65
Feb
9.00
Anr
rjfiHo
51
44 y2
Jan
56%
Apr
Devon-Leduc Oils.
29%
29%
30%
2,612
4,294
29%
25
30%
Empire Oils
Canners
.
.
30%
31
745
59c
10c
—*
59c
66c
19,180
41
40%
41%
7,388
Jun
33%
30 % May
33%
56c
95c
Jan
32% May
Minerals
Diadem
Distillers
Seagrams
42 % May
Dome Mines
Dominion Asbestos
—*
16%
16
16%
625
May
21% Mar
31
31
31
260
29
May
37
Feb
Dominion
•
9%
9
9%
2,200
9
Mar
11% Mar
Dominion
3
9%
9
9%
2,410
1
92
90
92
16,460
67c
70c
2.000
6.65
7.20
55,212
Canadian
Petroleum——*
Dredge & Dock—
•
6.90
21
22
970
Canadian
Export Gas Ltd
-30c
6.60
6.30
6.80
5,825
Canadian Food Products common.—*
3.25
3.25
200
*
8%
8%
175
common—
—
Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian
(Dunsmulr)
Collieries
Canadian
Preferred
warrants——
Decalta
Canadian
8% May
85
Apr
Feb
30c
(Western)
Exploration
Dome
——-25
Celanese
,
pfd
Coal
Class
A
—
Canadian
Locomotive
_—
Hydrocarbon
Ice
10c
Oils
Canadian
class
Cos
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
Utilities
Ltd
Corp
Ind —
pfd
Dominion Foundry & Steel com
14% May
Dominion
Electrohome
95
Apr
Dominion
Fabrics
94c
Apr
2nd
23%
1,716
Magnesium.:—.
7.50 May
Dominion
Scottish Inv pfd.
Sceel
5.25
3.25 Mar
8
Jan
2.60 May
Dominion
Textile
Dominion
Jan
Dona Id a
22%
Jan
39
Jan
Donald
41c
Jan
65c
Feb
Donnell & Mudge new com
19%
Jan
104
55
8
8%
530
3.60
390
3.30
Jun
100
May
7% May
2,260
3.25
3.25
100
1.25
1.25
500
1.50
1.70
2,510
*
1
1
1
1.25
1.10
1.02
1.35
1.50
1
2.10
2.08
2.18
600
•
8.30
8.30
8.65
13,685
1.28
184,700
4,328
120
Jun
106
Mar
46
May
30%
Jan
2.65 Mar
1.25
Jan
1.80 Mar
3.90 Mar
May
1.05 Mar
2.05
Feb
7.90 May
•
1.85
1.80
2.00
9,000
3.25
3.00
.
6%
6
7
5,910
4.45
4.45
4.60
10,165
11c ny2c
14,800
Mines
1
1
Mines
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Exporl
&
Mines
1
1—1
Smelting
1
1
*
Chromium Min & Smelt
Chrysler
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
—
Yellowknife
Mines
Enterprises
Petroleum
Confederation Life
For footnotes
see
page
47.
El
1.J0 Jan
May
Feb
1.66
Feb
3.00
Jun
.3.30 May
4.35 May
7%c Jan
1.60
26c
Apr
3.50
7
6.35
15c
Ltd
common
Jan
Eureka
Refineries
3.25
Jun
Famous
Apr
Canadian
Players
Feb
Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Apr
Fargo
Jan
Farwest
Fanny
43c
8,134
38c
Jan
12,300
48c
May
1.12
1.10
1.25
1.07
Jan
1.88 Mar
3.95
3.75
4.40
7,000
12,900
Oils Ltd
Tungsten Copper
Federal Grain class A
3.75
Jun
6.25 May
Federal
1.15
1.15
1.25
20,300
1.15
Jun
2.12
Jan
Fibre
Products
3.25
3.50
850
1.85
Jan
4.25
Apr
Fleet
Manufacturing
59
Jun
85%
Jan
Ford
Motor
85c
Feb
Ford
of
60
60
61 %
1
71c
77c
3.835
68c
Apr
80c
78c
83c
6.353
71c
Apr
1.05
Jan
Foundation Co of Canada
120
19
Apr
21
Jan
Francoeur
19
Jan
22%
Jan
Fraser
8%
Jan
Frobisher
20
20 y2
250
6%
6 y2
1,020
15%
Jun
12
Feb
'
Feb
"
21c
2.05
lie
24c
7,550
200
1,500
11,600
22%
275
237
60
195
1.15
Gold
class
A
Mines
1.70 May
Jan
92c
Feb
12%c
Jan
18c
Apr
101,165
95c
Jan
2.25
Apr
17,100
9c
Jan
30c
Mar
13
Mar
7,200
16c
13c
16c
20,600
1.30
1.25
1.45
13c 14%c
Gaitwin
.
,
10%
»
200
4.50
4.90
300
140
140
25
-10
4.10
139
Mar
Jan
Jun
5.25
350
Apr
Gatineau
Jan
b%
Power
preferred
5 % %
common
Geco
preferred
Mines
Ltd
Feb
2.90 May
16c
Apr
8c
Feb
21c
Jun
22%
Jun
53
Jan
69
Apr
158
Jan
195
Mar
Jan
37c
Jan
28
May
73c
16c
May
65c
60c
85c
71,100
30c
Jan
Feb
39c
—
4.25
70c
50c
20c
78c
3.25
43c
53c
22c
73c
3.65
83c
15c
13,864
5 500
20c
78c,
3.25
46c
14 %c
1.53.
57c
35
8.80
14
17c
9
7
10
22 /2
28
*
*
*
100
"
13
50
*
•
*
._
20 %
37%
15 A
7%
14c
19,825
800
49.765
38,100
.19,600
1.50 1.75
55c „£4c
34 h. .5/2
8.50 9.00
13% 14 /a
I6%c
9
20,800
,>'9? h
2,3j0
1,335
3,000
50
18c
9
10
7
360
10 11 h
22/2 22 /a
27 /4 28 ,4
101% 101%
12% 13%
48
48
9o
1,778
95
435
200
6,016
1,676
20 A
21
36% 37%
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4,520
50c
14
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39,450
--
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14
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14
35
5.85
5.85
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•
875
6.25
—
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1-1°
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—
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6.00
3
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16,135
78c
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51
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--
80c
*
32%
18
23
1-40
2 95
25c
29%
37c
--
1.20
51%
116%
23
12c
35
4.10
lc
21°
85
51
80c
1
•
100
100
J
—
53c
28%
105%
—
18 %
34
•
18
23 23 A
1.40 1.52
2.75 2 99
25c
29c
32
17 A
10'°22
30
35c
39c
4.50 4.o0
1.15 1.20
51 4 52%
H0/2 120/2
^3 24 %
12c
13c
35 36%
Jan
May
5^0
4'
4,820
1.1™
3 <3
22,200
4,053
18,8*
j
3,400
1,248
470
3ju
5,5
1.251
Apr
1.00 Mar
Apr
32 %c
Apr
Jan
87c
1.00
Jun
14c
1.45 May
28c
Mar
.
May
5J50
Jan
13% May
15c
Feb
Apr
Jan
20c
1.99
Apr
94%c May
39% May
9.35 May
15% Mar
28c
Apr
9
Mar
10%
7
May
8%
7
Jan
12
Mar
Jun
24
Apr
Apr
22%
Apr
Jan
Jan
34%
Jan
103%
Jun
20%
May
52
Mar
17%
Jan
23
Mar
32
Jan
37%
12%
Jan
17% May
27%
100
127/a
48
7% May
1.50 May
Jan
42c
13% May
Jun
Feb
Jan
Jun
Jan
9
Jan
2.00
ADr
70c
Feb
15
Jun
1.30
78c
Jan
35% May
3.05 Feb
18c
Jan
46c
Jan
1.05 May
9%c Jun
1.75
Apr
Apr
1.60 Mar
13%c Apr
Jan
2.52
5.70 May
6.75 Mar
1.06 May
1.50
May
Feb
Jan
1.08
5.60 Mar
7.70
62c
Feb
4
Jan
Apr
8
33% May
35
May
55
Jun
68 %
Jan
52c
Feb
79c
Apr
70c
Jan
1.80 Mar
Jan
40c
Jun
9%c Jan
20c
May
May
31c
9c
19c
71
Jan
75c
29
17%
22
May
Feb
Apr
Mar
1.25 May
1.90
25c
Feb
May
29% May
4.00
Jan
Apr
1.05 May
51
May
110
May
23
Jun
7%c Jan
31
Jan
Feb
93% May
57
Mar
2.35 Mar
1.50
Feb
38% Mar
22%
25
Apr
Jan
2.37
Jan
3.60
Apr
72c
Jan
36
Apr
62c
Apr
4.50
Apr
2.00
Jan
58%
Apr
137 %
27%
17c
37
Jan
Apr
May
Apr
dc
88
51,900
54c
26 /a
4bo
20
J?
1.420
4.75
Apr
60c
Feb
85
May
97
Jan
Mar
54c
Apr
28
65,025
Jun
30c
4.45
18%
4.25
85c
3.67 May
20c
29,®5n
Feb
Apr
June
43c
33
1.26
Jan
1.42
Feb
1.08 Feb
105% 105%
110% 110'.a
18 %
17c
70c
""
45
29/2
3.95
1c
88
50c
28
May
May
31
*'♦
3/ 3//4
83
51
65c
30c
1.20
1
--
•
3.50 Mar
100
65c
—
,
4.25
66c
100
Exploration
Apr
29c
35c
"
10%
2.18
9,400
common
Debentures
80c
13% Mar
10,393
Warrants
75c
I.
39c
•
Cos
Ltd
Feb
17c
Feb
17%
100
18c 19 %c
15
*
(US)
Co
Canada
65c
75c
13c
5% May
17% Mar
35c
*
•
common
71c
6%
May
16c
1
•
1
Klrkland
3.25
19%
Mar
35c
*
•
1
1
25c
Falconbridge Nickel
Jun
58c
19%
56c
16
Aor
38c
1.29
Feb
Jan
19 %c
860
63%
Apr
57c
30,550
—
Apr
3.00
Jan
May
1.60
—
Feb
May
6.60
Jan
1.42
39c
15%
1
*
Ltd
51c
58c
Apr
4.75 May
12%
He
*
Corp
Excelsior
Jan
8.00
May
1.41
20c
1-95
He
21c
22%
62%
194 %
10
25
Life Insurance
Equitable Life Insurance
Empire
Mar
23%
12%
22%
63 %
10
1
1
Mines
Glacier
Emerald
20 %c May
2.50
Mines
Gold
Sol
Apr
15%
—
1
1
Pen-Rey Oils
57c
1
1
.*
*
10
Mines
Eld rich
El
38c
1
1
Reco
Mines
—25
—*
—*
•
common.
—
Cockshutt Farm Equip
11c
Jan
A
835
1
Willans
Commonwealth
*,422
3.50
*
—50c
common
Elder
Apr
13
—
Malartic Mines
Paper class
2.80 Apr
10% Mar
6.00
9c
Trusts rights
1.75
Amphi Gold
Eddy
4.60 May
15c
Research
Apr
4.65 May
6,240
Oils
1.58
2.11
17,000
Centremaque Gold
Apr
1.50 Mav
90c
10,000
_—1
4.50
\
90c
Jan
—
1-45
20c
Feb
Jan
4.25
55
34%
Feb
May
Feb
5.40 Mar
60c '
Jun
5.75 Mar
20
33
33
DyiiO Mines
5.40 Mar
Apr
25c
20
3,900
91
Feb
1.39
May
6.65
1.87 1.95
100
1.40
Colomac
class B
Copper
Jan
Mar
55c
J-87
135
15c 16 %C
Combined
22c
16%
69c
3.45 May
52,050
3,360
19,725
475
46c
26c
16%
1.10 Jan
35c
5,000
107
15c 17 %C
Copper
46c
13c
10c
120
1.30
Coldstream
4.25
3.65
2.29
4.25
3.25
1.77
39c
22c
16%
—
3.35
2.05
Jan
May
74c
--
102
15c
Gold
H
21
6.50
Apr
40c
30c
1
East Sullivan Mines
—1
Eastern Asbestos Co Ltd
X
Eastern Metals
1
Eastern Smelting & Refining Ltd
1
Eastern Steel Prods—
*
Economic Investment Trust
10
110
15c
Lake
71c
H
20%
5.90
19%c
May
10c
-1
100
1.34
Coin
•
39c
88c
14%c
3.80
45c
75c
11
20%
5.90
Jan
Jun
60c
5,209
500
11,023
22,020
5,250
29,423
23,300
123,075
750
2,420
3,245
100
18,374
29,500
100
4.20
Apr
Feb
23 %c
35,007
-
1.20
500
1
Cody
Jan
1-06
4.60
1
1
Dunlop
Feb
2.04
1-06
4.50
Porcupine
A
45c
1
4.50
33 %c
*
100
—•
6c
Central Pat Gold
Class
May
1.11 Mar
78,0 0
37,150
East
Central
Coehenour
21c
1.28
34c
East
2,450
Cochrane
44c
29c
3.40 May
Ltd
Mining
94c
May
36% Mar
32,860
Gold
Mar
28c
1.06
29 % May
Feb
Apr
Jan
70c
29c
Feb
1.10
46c
35
1-07
Jun
2.75
Jan
5,688
3,132
9,366
28,600
1
23%
Apr
38
17,450
1
30%
Feb
4.65
Feb
2.50
Co Ltd
2,656
4.45
Chimo
45c
80c
1
*
0
*
Brewery
Duvan
34,988
5.05
Chibougamau
'35c
*
*
common
Mines
Rope
Duvex
5.00 Mar
10,185
4.05
Chesterville
26c
60c
42c
94c
15c
4.00
87c
31% May
Oils & Minerals
Dow
Mar
3.25
_—
Cheskirk
10
31%
_
Prods
25
May
107% Mar
28%
4.75
Steel
com
Woollens
12%
28
Gas
Chemical
Chemical
&
11% May
4.10
Chatco
& Coal-;
Stores
Tar
Feb
7%
3.15
Producers
Chartered
Dominion
30%
Leduc
Charter
Dominion
Jan
28
^
Explorers
Oil
Central
Jan
8%
Feb
1.99 Mar
103%
~8
4.25
11
*
Central
:
Apr
3.20
common
Corp
Dominion
30%
Mines
Asbestos
22%
25% Mar
25
Williston
Oil
2,500
19% May
Preferred
preferred—10
Petroleums..!.
Copper Coy
Oil & Gas Reserves
Canso
45c
7.50 May
3.35
Canadusa
Cassiar
42c
42c
Jan
2.90
3.60
pfd
Canadian Vickers
Canso Natural
85
23
Prospect
Erin
31%
-100
Railway
Pacific
Petrofina
Can
31
—
Canadian Pipe Lines and
Canadian
100
—————
Canadian
Canam
1,496
12
*
__—
Canadian
Canadian
3,325
11
12
common
warrants
1955
2.29
10%
;—*
__—
warrants
2.05
10%
,—
—
preferred
1953
A
Gold
Malartic
Canadian
5%
Machine
2.05
*
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian
Canadian.
16c
26c
60c
34c
88c
14%c
3.60
common————*
Dairies
Dominion
Canadian Devonian
15c
—
—
25c
1
—-2
—2.50
*
1
—25
Mines
Apr
Apr
Mar
16
preferred
15c
1
1
Ltd
Corp
7.50
Canadian
Canadian
Ltd
Producers
33c
50
British
$1%
-
7.00
Preferred
78c
29c
24c
1.25
1
—1
i
Ltd
Mines
Delnite
50
Canadian
32%
69c
75c
29c
23c
1.15
______*
B
Gold Mines
D'Eldona
Jan
May
68c
_
31%
60c
75c
29c
23c
1.25
Decoursey Brewis Mines
1
Deer
Horn Mines.
——,——1
Apr
3.95 May
May
class
Leather
Davis
95% Mar
7.10
Oil
31%
61c
5.10 Mar
Jan
1
Mines
D'Aragon
Apr
36c
of
14,250
5,236
Jan
1
Ltd
Mines
Cusco
—*
Bank
3.60
3.75 Mar
4.05
47c
1
Minerals
Crowpat
2.25 May
41
Mar
—
Coal
Pass
—-—2
Commerce—;____20
Breweries
common———*
Atlantic
Canadian
Oils.
Admiral
Canadian
3.35
3.35
100
.
60c
Canadian
Jan
10,700
—5
Trust
Mar
34%
1
44c
4,314
52c
1
Pershing
Croinor
3.40
2.00
*
Minerals—
230,022
4.25
50c
1
Mines
Crestaurum
26
23 %
38
3.35
1.71
4.10
1
1
*
Copper
Jun
1,001
34%
—1
1.43
4.15
,—*
________
Mining
Cowichan
56
pfd—12.50
Petroleum
Steamship
Canada Wire & Cable new class B
1.54
*
B
Feb
32
160
warrants—
Oils
50c
1
*
1
*
•
Corp
Copper
56
*
20
B
Southern
Mar
10
*
*
of Toronto
Exploration
Ltd
Coppercrest Mines
Copper-Man
Mines
Corby (HI Dist class A
Mar
*
Permanent Mtge
30c
1
*
Tungsten
Mining
West Petroleum
Copper
Feb
32c
13 y2
•
A
Canada
Canadian
Conwest
May
Mines
Basin
Gas
Consumers
28% Mar
19c
99
1
:
-——
Canada
Canada
55 y2 May
102 y2 May
•12% Mar
1.85
ExDlorations.
3,175
1
1
*
1
Mines
Sannorm
Consolidated
Jun
13,400
34%
Warrants
Class
Jan
1.60
102103 y4
Canada Oil Lands
40c
1
1
Regcourt Mines Ltd
Sudbury
♦
common
Preferred
Canada
19%
29
10
Assurance.—
May
31c
28c
r.
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
26
Life
Met
Mar
12
,
Pershcourt Mine
Consolidated
Apr
28c30%c
__
Consolidated
Consol
Jan
Mar
28c
Apr
Apr
Jan
18c
84c
Feb
Mar
1.93
1.30 May
12 %c Mar
21,150
6,350
Quebec Gold Mines—2.50
Consolidated Red Poplar Min
1
1.12!
31
8%
10
14c
Consolidated
14%
29
_———*
Foundries
Malting
Canada
23c
18%
common.
13c
Ltd
each 6 old held
for
Consolidated Peak Oils
Jan
10
41c
preferred
Canada
Can
38c
—-
Cut
Crushed
Canada
Iron
39c
common
—
Canada
Canada
20 %c
1
1
L_
Chibougamau
1.30
13c
for
exchanged
new
Jan
Apr
446
57
102 y2102 y2
20 %c
*
—
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
56%
561/2
1
Flon
Flin
Callinan
12
"
*
100
pfd
Edmonton
Calgary Power common
5% preferred
Calgary
1.34
Mines Ltd
40
28c
29
25c
Petroleum
Mar
*
1
Smelting
Explor—
Nicholson
Orlac
Consolidated
Calalta
Mar
85c
Mines—_____—1
17c
Feb
11c
*
Dock class A__^
50c
Jun
Apr
35%
5%
9
May
60c
1
Feb
Apr
35c
3,553
9,421
•
&
Negus
4.00
3.40 May
4,835
*
Jan
12
_
Jan
25,633
Mines
14c
9
Ltd
Feb
4.80
70c
1.35
Consolidated
30c
5%
__
11%
3.35 May
40c
Consolidated
90c
13
45c
8.80 May
6,225
3.50
Consolidated Northland Mines
Jan
5%
1
20,807
60c
Apr
Feb
9
Ext—
10
3.95
36c
Jan
9c
•
9.65
3.40
Jan
Feb
Apr
25c
60c
60c
8c
40c
1,750
39c
14%
33%
33%
Mining
Consolidated
14c
Feb
8,340
27c
Jan
3.70
1
Mosher
66c
Apr
3.50
Mines
Morrison
Consolidated
8,900
1
Lake
Consolidated
3,740
Jun
34c
2
Jan
17c 17 %c
62 %c
Jan
16c
9.65
15c
9,750
Feb
26%c
__
Oils Ltd
Mac
Jan
Feb
6% Jun
23c
1
Gold
Consolidated
18c
600
678,703
1
Halliwell
Apr
5
34,100
73c
17c
*
Gold
Jun
;
11%
10%
1
Bullochs Ltd class B
Burrard Dry
3%
10c 11 %c
10 %c
*
—
—
8%
17c 20 %c
1
-
930
1,400
lie 12 %c
.,
18c
11%
_1
Gold—________
14%
9
3%
10c
';
1
1
Mining & Smelt
Jun
8%
3%
10c
1
Co
Consolidated
Mar
Products
&
Mar
12%
r
7%
1
Mines
36%
8%
Mar
1
Arrow
1
Buffalo Red Lake
Burns
17
15
Golden
250
2.15
23c
1
Consolidated Guayana
500
9
Burlington Steel
Consolidated
Apr
13
1
Hill
Feb
1.38i May
Feb
7
Mines
40 %
Mines
Burchell
51
Apr
15c
•
Lake
15%
:
Yellowknife
Gillies
20
15% May
15
Iron
Fenimore
39%
Ankerite
Building
Jun
46%
Jan
22,490
-
1
Oil
Crest
12%
A
Canadian
East
51
'
44c
1
Dragon
Consolidated
12%
Buffadison Gold
Bunker
Consolidated
Feb
106
99% May
l
Consolidated Discovery
45% Mar
•
9
A.
Mining
Brunswick
Bulldog
.
235
15%
Mines
Brunston
Buffalo
■
47%
;
V 3%
Brunsman
Buffalo
1:
Mines..
Jun
3.75
101
46%
B
Brunhurst
Denison
May
26c
19c 20%c
19c
Warrants
—25
class
Telephone Co
Mines
Reef
Consolidated
100%
15%
m
British Columbia Power
Bruck
•
Jan
35
36,070
■
Jan
1
63c
48c62%c
60c
1
Jan
Jun
10%
6%
7
_1 T,"
Oils
9
Packers
British Columbia
Cordasun
49
__
_
Consolidated
Apr
CO CO
■/
—-
Columbia
Class B
Jan
51
50
Products.
Jan
19
Apr
.
'
Forest
49%
Jun
Mines
Cadillac
High
3.50
50c
11,620
29c
15c 18%c
17c
*
Bellekeno
Central
Low
2.i5 May
1,100
2,800
2.35"
50c
28c
28c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
50c
1
Bakeries
Consolidated
Consolidated
2.10
6,895
Corp
Allenbee
Oil
Shares
2.30
2.30
*
Development
Consolidated
Apr
4.30
26,250
Mines
Apr
8
2.31
1.50
3.00
..._50
Columbia
12%
Apr
1.25 May
1.30
9
British
Broulan
#■6%
15% May
2.85
100%
_
Consolidated
46%
"
preferred
preferred
preferred
%%
preferred
Jan
50
.
5%
19%
40
Co—
4%%
Conro
15%
1.34
♦
Oil
Electric
Apr
46%
2.95
100
American
Columbia
4 %%
1.45
15%
15%
1
British
Jan
10% May
1
British
Coniaurum
46%
9
-
Ltd.—;
Jan
for Week
Low
2.50
Mines
6.00
98c
10%
...50
—
__
Petroleum
BrJtalta
400
*
common
Tank preferred
G)_
Mines
Brilund
1.10
Coniagas
Mar
18c
Feb
17% Mar
1,678
1.10
Range
Par
High
May
4.90
«
&
Bright
5.35
1.10
*
Cordage class A
Brazilian
Bridge
5.30
"III
—
B
Class
10c
12,500
5.35
—
_
Low
Sales
Week's
of Prices
I ast
Sale Prloe
Range Since Jan. 1
High 1
10c 11%C
11c
•
STOCKS
Shares
Low
' '
'
8
for Week
of Prices
Par
_1
Petroleums
Brantford
'
Mines
Bralorne Mines
Bralsaman
'
"
•
JUNE
Friday
Range
Sale Price
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Last
V
BTOPKS
May
32
Jan
3.80 May
lc
Jan
May
112
110% May
114
Jan
Jan
24
Mar
105
17
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2802)
..
.
Monday, June 11, 1958'
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Range
Sale Priee
STOCKS
Low
Bakeries
*
5 >/4
5%
0*2
57%
57%
60%
275
12%
5
1,000
3
773
(Canada)
Petroleum
General
Class
A
General
Steel
Jan
6.40
Apr
4.65
Jan
6.25
Apr
36
36
50
9
9
30
1
*
1
;—1
35c
35c
3>c
36
5,620
—
Mines—;
•
Feb
9
Jun
93
25
94
;
Feb
32c
37 % May
11%
Jan
99
Jan
64c
May
Apr
2.00
2.00
2.45
7,450
2.00
Jun
3.90
Feb
4.75
4.75
5.05
4,636
4.50 May
6.30
Jan
78c
78c
88c
29,793
76c
1.60 Apr
May
31V2
31c
33C
29,000
30c
Jan
46c
Feb
25c
—J
Goluale Mines
Mines
24c
28o
17,500
20c
May
36c
Mar
9c
Apr
13c
Mar
1
—
1
10c
10c
10c
7,000
1
1
Goodyear Tire (Canada) com—
*
4%
preferred —
———50
3.10
3.00
3 25
8,300
30c
30c
33c
6,200
145
145
149
120
50
50
50
——*
7%
7V-.
Gold
Gold
Eagle
.——-——
Mines
Manitou
Golden
Uranium
Goldfdelds
3uc
Jun
145
10
Apr
Jan
60c
170
Jun
49
5.00
Mar
57% Mar
Mav
7%
250
7
Feb
26s
26c 27 %c
12,370
26C
May
45c
Feb
*
Grar.doro Mines
—*
Granduc Mines
1
Great Lakes Paper
*
Great Northern Gas Utilities com
1
35c
35c
39c
42,650
30c
May
64c
Apr
Bo usquet
uranam
Mines
Grandines
50c
500
5.85
5.75
6.00
2,975
50
50
51%
1,338
6'/a
6%
2,115
44
44%
50c
—-
—————-50
Preferred
Warrants
<•
—,_1
Development
Great Sweet Grass Oils
Coal
West
Great
class
Gulch
Gulf
21
47c
54c
25,616
47c
Jun
15c
15c
17c
11,666
14c
lllar
17%
17
18%
15,678
9.10
9.70
6,000
com—.—*
1
Head of Lakes Iron
Headway Red Lake—
Heath
Gold
Mines
(Geo H)
1
Hoyle
14c
20,900
12%c
70c
Jun
5,100
13c
19c
Jan
93,300
27c
34c
100
30
Jan
25
3.25
4.00
Apr
28% May
11c 12 %c
23,200
19c
31
5%c Jan
40,500
Jan
Jan
14%cMay
Jan
50c
Aor
78c
78c
1,000
70c
40c
42c
29,150
12c
Feb
58c
48%
48%
49
105
47
May
58
8
7
8
210
7
9
Feb
—*
5
26
40C
A
Gold
3.00
3.00
200
26
27%
4,828
Jan
Jan
2.25
.
85c
Apr
22%
Feb
3.00
Feb
Apr
30% Mar
Ltd
Co
11%
12%
3,135
10%
Feb
16
li.%
12%
1,102
10 '/a
Feb
15% Mar
44
40
Apr
11"
•
Smith
Uranium
•
100
Maple
Marigold Oils
A
B
warrants
Ltd
Mines
McColl
McKenzie
Mentor
Merrill Island
Merrill
Mexican
Midwest
[
1
'
9.25
10
1,930
8.35
4.00
4.2S
1,090
3.40
Jan
55
55%
466
49
Feb
55
20%c
,
50
53
20 %c
17,975
Mln
Mar
May
Apr
6.00 Mar
61
May
36%
May
GVa May
15c
Mar
52% May
12% Feb
Jap
11
Lake
7%
85c
Jan
Apr
Feb
Multi-Minerals
Nama
1.30
8
75.560
15%
800
1.25
1.35
48%
160
14%
5,687
8
■
National
National
Lake
14%
Apr
1.16 Mar
Osu
La
Lexindin
Liberal
Little
Gold
.
Class
Jan
New
1.74
126 %
Jan
34%
2,140
96c
1.01
10,250
37%
37%
39
4.590
2.70
2.70
3.00
6,900
3.25
3.25
3.45
4,000
1.60
1.50
1.65
850
40 %
Apr
Gas
May
1.60 Mar
New
27%
Jfin
42 % May
Class
Jan
12%
1.09
41,960
75c
Feb
1.33 May.
396,313
81c
Mar
4.15
4.00
33V2C
38c
1,85
2.05
8,168
17,591 i
38,500
1.80
4.50
3.6a Feb
24c
Feb
45c
Apr
Jun
Jan
Apr
2.80 Mar
1.61 May
4.25
150
19c 21 %C
7,300
17c
Apr
42s
Jan
25
1,720
22%
Jan
29%
Apr
84c
51,220
23%
.
76c
3lc
38c
18,985
2.90
3.15
10,520
72c
76c
3,000
16%
16%
815
4.15
60c
5.00
Jan
94c
May
2.90
-
May
1.00 Mar
30 %c May
72c
Feb
3.95
16% May
Apr
90s
Feb
Jun
Man-
18%
49
Feb
Mar
9'A May
1.65 Mar
2.60 Mar
Jan
40c
Mar
32c
31c
32c
9,300
26c
May
52c
Jan
80c
76c
96c
90,200
43C
41c
48c
123,402
20c
20c 23 %c
56,066
9%c
45,600
.27%
5
"5
-
11%
Feb
15
Mar
11%
Apr
14
Jan
53c
Jun
30
26%
Apr
5'/4
500
4%
Apr
4.35
1.47
Feb
28% Mar
6%
Jan
6.95 Mar
1,600
3.10
Jan
29
30
270
28%
Jan
34 >
27c
29;
*
28C
1,000
22i;
Feb
45c
Apr
Apr
II
1.35
; 1.55
40,650
24c
23c
27c
39,500
22c
May
41c
Apr
1
55c
55c
60c
11,900
55c
May
93c
Feb
l
Gold
1.36
_i
-
16 %c
16 %c
Jun
31c
Feb
1
Oil
•
20c
21,500
1.50
1.60
87,455
1.50
Feb
2.64
2.59
2.75
17,515
2.01
Jan
16 %c-
70c
Feb
2.08
Apr
3.25 May >
1.95 May
1
75c
74c
80c
30,616
1.75
1.50
1.90
14.675
•
79c
75c
83c
66,323
62c
May
90c
22c
22c
2,250
16c
Jan
35c
Apr
Jan
1.15
Apr
1.76 May
2.06
Jan
,
of
4.10
Jun
__50c
Petroleum—
Oil
1.35
1.54
Canada
50c
1
Mines
1.01
1.01
1.02
39,700
1
.
1.85
1.80
1.88
7,550
213,659
May
1.95 May
1.50 May
1.00
2lc
6-jc
Mar
May
1
.
35c
47c
1.55
1.55
1.65
10,750
2.20
Apr
1
;
Mines—
40c
1
Mines
27c
22c
27c
143,875
22c
Mar
33c
Feb
1
26c
27c
31c
14,225
27c
May
40c
Feb
i4C
14c
15c
14,500
1.10
1.00
1.33
1,610,500
Feb
Apr
1.48 Mar
72c
72,872
50c
29c 31 %C
10,650
29c
280,828
63c
70c
Jaculet
Apr
1.19 May
Kelore
1.33
c
Jan
15 %c May
20c 21 %c
18,500
16c
Feb
31 %c
Apr
3.90
47,995
7.60
Apr
New
Rouyn Merger
New Royran Copper-
20c
3.70
3.80
20%
Jun
1,500
40c
Feb
10,950
10c
Mar
3,500
60c
Feb
3 on
3.80
4.00
1,900
3.25 May
5.10 Mar
1.90
2.15
3,525
1.55
3.20 Mar
32c
Jan
73c
77c
192,920
1.65
1.75
4,192
1.50 May
25 %c 25 %c
152
24 %c May
2.50
40,550
1.10
Jan
Jan
95c
Senator
Nlsto
21
18
90c
Mar
2.01 May
49c
2.70
Mar
Apr
25
May
Jan
25
Mar
3.75
Feb
18C
32,700
17c
3.65
3.90
123,075
1.37
3.80
4.00
6,500
2.o'l
Oils
51c
Jan
56%*
58%
2,438
24c
10,200
12 %c
12 %c
15C
6.60
6.80
23,595
1.45
1.30
1.54
800,659
"-50
•
Warrants
3,650
5.20
3,755
37 %
25
2.50
~
5.30
37%'
37%
43c
Jan
51%
2.50
1,000
9c 9V2C
28,000
'
15,.
15c 15%c
2.50
4 2c
23c
14,500
2.84
66,765
22c
22c
2,500
4.25
4.50
277
24c
4,150
4.20
4.20
500
2.95
2.95
100
3
18%
19
880
4 2q
1.95
13c
Feb
Jan
1.90 May
22c
4.30
23c
2.65
May
3.55
25c
Apr
Apr
Jan
May
5.25 May
Jan
261,100
Apr
May
4.25
Jan
1.46
Feb
35c
Jan
41,100
Apr
31c
May
1.10
•
!
3.00
May
25c
19c
1
Ltd
common
—
20c
Feb
22c
6.75
Mines
Canadian
Feb
9c
—1
Mines
92c
17c
20c
Mining
Preferred
17c
1
Norpax Oil &
2.15
1,400
57
Mines
Normetal
2.38
8%c Jan
27c
1.30-
Gold
Norgold Mines
North
2,751
27c.
24c
Norlartic
Mar
6,740
Apr
1.35 May
1.00 Apr
2.35 '
Feb
Feb
1.14
May
17c
Mines..:
May
90c
12c
2.65
56c
27c
Mines
Noranda
10 %c
54c
33c
May
2.35 '
*
Mines
Acme
3.25
,
10VaC
Mines
13 %c May
May
Jun
3.40
Rouyn
20c
14 %c May
1.46
Apr
Jun
64% Mar
19c
May
56c
Jan
10c
Mar
17c
Feb
6.60
46c
4.50
35%
1.75
Jun
7.SO Mar
Jan
1.54
Jun
Jan
5.70 May
Jan
40
Feb
2.90 May
Jan
14%c Feb
8%c May
North Ihca Gold
—1
Northland
.20c
75c
75c
83c
4,700
65c
Mar
1
1.36
1.36
1.45
88,600
80c
Feb
1.60 May
Jun
17% May
Jun
North
Oils
Ltd
Rankin
Star
Oil
common
Warrants
North
—1
•
Mines
1,930
6%
3,330
6
lie 11 %C
lie
15%
14
6
6%
Mines.
Canada
1.30 Mar
14
14%-
*
:
Trinity
Northern
9c
16,000
9c
Jan
13c
1.50
18,100
56c
Jan
1.65 MaSr
1.38
1.40.
9%
~
1
Northwestern
Util
pfd
Apr
Norvalie
3.25
Jan
38c
-100
Nudulama Mines Ltd
85
<88
Feb
May
85
Jun
95V2
Apr
12.300
3IC
Jan
85c
Apr
7,200
42c
Jun
85c
Apr
10c
Mar
27c
Apr
68c
Jan
262
88
Jan
Obaska
Mines
Jan
6.00 Feb
Jun
35c
Feb
O'Brien Gold Mines.
Feb
4.45
Apr
Oganta
Jan
Oil
Jan
Oka
Mines
Lake
Rockland
60c
60c
7Cc
45c
1
;
45c
T
48c
9,000
llc
14C
90c
81c
94c
10,600
24c
23c
28c
156,800
14c
;
Gold
1.30 May
11 %c Jan
41c
Apr
8c
Jan
23c
Mar
71c
Jan
~
2.80 May
3.55
Selections
18c
17c
90c
74c
90c
-90c
2.80
2.60
67,517'
20c
1
—
"
1
75c
17£
'
78c
17c
21c
22c
20c
22c
o
17
May
21
Rare
Metals. Mining
Oils
8,000
25,900
Feb
85c
Mar
12%c
Jan
41c
Apr
O'Leary MalartlC —-
71,300
20c
Mar
35c
Jan
OUinltrans
Apr
Ontario
2.95
3.10
10,520
„—♦
1 60
1.45
1.60
6,970
•
'49
48
49
305
68c
Okalta
46,420
2.92
1.78
1.15
2.70
Feb
1.29 Jan
47
Jan
3.65
25c
28 c
6c
6V2C
41,700
2.85
2.60 Mar
57%
Feb
Warrants
6%
2.85
3.00
4.151
11%
11%
43
42%
43%
1,545
41
May
10
17%
18%
1,509
17%
Jun
21% Mar
Ontario
18
19
1,265
23% Mar
Opemiska
Mar
90c
1
preferred
1 o
48
—
17,700*
25c
5%%. class
B
Steel
pfd
Products
25c
151,334
17% May
6%c Jan
Jun
Orenada
3.00
3.00
543
2.40 May
3.00
Jun
Jan
7%
250
6% Feb
7%
Apr
Osisko
26c
Copper
*
ZZZZi
Gold
Lake
Mines
98c
12%
8%cMs(r
25%
15-
52C
Jan
12%
250
11%
24
25%
450
23
15%
14,880
13
Mar
1Z%
-
Apr
27
Feb
May
8-20 Feb
Apr
1.15 Apr
Jan
10%
14%
.
3.20
2.50 Jan
555
3,050*
Apr
"
11%
—20
common.
Onnsby Mines
7%
10
_
Apr
46c
May
4c
Apr
3.10
Jan
*
0
19e
4,600
6C
26c
Exploration
Jockey Club common—^
0
20c
^
"
-
00
1
11
Niplssing
12c
ffft
69.500
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
75c
•
14c
»
11 %c
Feb
66c
Il
11 %c
Mines
49 %c
Jan
50,135
Gold
Thurbois
17%
2.90
27c
New
Jan
2.50
98c
Apr
Apr
12 %c
2 69
Jan
15c
1.50
Feb
3,270
23c
24,200
Jan
8c
22,800
181,818
17c
16c
98c
Apr
1.15
32,500
82 c
15c
69c
Taku
1.00 May
21%
1.15
67c
1.09
Superior Oils
3.10
90c
1.00
1
New
Feb
20%
Gold
Minda-Scotia
Jan
Jun
nn
25,532
22c
69c
1
71c
Jan
65c
oma
60c
14c
2.05
1,410
60c'
„Zi
New
8,081
22%
25,775
New
10%c
22%
24,832
20c
Jun
llc
22 V
28c
16c
May
89c
2.35
1.63
23c
18c
50c
20%
2.40
1.45
23c
28c
Apr
Apr
1.55
•
Mylainaque Explor
Newnorth
2.17
Jan
33c
Apr
1
Mines
Manitoba
New
50c
-75o
Mines
Gold
Jason
Jan
19%
nnP
1
Jan
16,500
93
•
Mines
Mar
9C
lqk
Mining
Higluidge
51c
8%c
■
•
610
4.20
<
28c
gc
~
.
25c
Mines
New
Jan
_
•
645
63c
54c
_20
class B
12
12%
53c
27%
•
Uranium
Apr
28c
A
11%
12%
5
com
Car
4.75
89c
'
Chemical
&
Jan
1.50 Jun
20c
1
11%
Apr
Apr
2.15 Mar
2.75
2,400
—.
yor footnote.", see pnge 47.
40c
May
1.02 May
Newlund Mines
15,104
IT
A
24c
Jan
22% Mar
Jan
1.20 May
Feb
14,000
•
"IT"
11%
4.65
Jan
3,700
3.85
359,243
-
common
2.55
8.150
Feb
22c
•
"
Apr
1.37
1.30
2.65
42c
_j
Hosiery Mills
Apr
70c
May
1.80
16 %
Works
Explorations
Hosco
New
Jan
20 %C
•
Lomega Gold
London
25c
57c
97c
72c
Harricana
New
86c
28
21c
l
-
175
13c
May
29%c Jan
131% Mar
32i[%
96c
JZZZl
m
12%
May
1.54
2.95
Mines
New Goldvue
25
128% 128%
32 %
-
1,1,1,,
22,300
4.25
;
Petroleum
New
New
1.00
1
I,,.
26C
84 c
Oils
New
New
2 65
preferred..
—,.
24c
45 c
1.25
Bidlamaque
Bristol
Jan
Apr
1
B
700
19c
—
Alger Mines
18
98% May
__~1
Gold
Groceterias class
18%
1.86
_
Feb
46
2.40
;
Long Lac
Loblaw
Loblaw Coy
Class a
18
Feb
May
1.25
Davies
Jan
9
Petroleum.
52,300
Mav
95% Mar
1.10
Continental
Jan
20c
Mines
3.20
51
100
Jan
1.30
New
78%
33c
Mines
Leltch Gold
Lencourt Gold
2.75
32c
Jun
1.15
Chamberlain
33
~~~1
Candy
7,400
80%
Jun
May
94
Feb
2.20 Mar
Jun
1
Calumet
744
Uranium
Secord
3,650
17,500
61c
4.05
—
New
17.561
89c
Lamaque Gold
Laura
16c
57c
32c
New
42%
1
Luz Mines
16c
12%
Co_.
New British Dominion
92%
1
Mining
18,400
7%
Feb
1
Steel
Jan
1
Mines
20
i,i6i
57c
35c
Mines
New
88 %
2.25
Ltd
Wasa
95
104
92% May
6
Apr
9*'a Mar
100
New Athona Mines
40%
34C
Bay
Shore
•
'84%* r
39c
Jun
1.64
__
Petroleum
National
89 %
1
Lake
452
4lc.
pfd-
Gas
Hosiery Mills
Apr
•
Lake
95
5
8%
50%
Mar
2.25
_
Mines
95
93
Feb
7%
Ltd
Drug
National
41%
_ZZl
Gold
Apr
ZZ25C'.;
Preferred
Nor
Mines
3.50
58c
National Explorations Ltd
National Grocers pfd
15%
Apr
7% May
11
1
Ltd.—;
Nordic
Jan
15c
7,190
Mines
Creek
New
J
Dufault
70c
8
Apr
Fortune
—
14
15
|
14%
_IIIl
Lake Lingman
9,085
26,600
22c,
Feb
Dickenson
•
Labrador Mining & Exploration.
Lake Cinch Mines
Lake
1.50
20c
7%-
6%
North
Lake
1.25
39%
130
1
Mines
(John)
Apr
1,210
49
150
Ltd—
Minerals
Labatt
3.25
7,000
Delhi
1
Copper
Oils
Jan
2.15
9
49
Warrants
Kroy
5.20. Apr;
60c
45
New
1
;
Klrkland Townsite
Jan
9,300
8
Feb
1
.
Hudson
Feb
38,055
1.19
44
Apr
1
Ltd_
Ltd
Klrkland
Apr
47c
3.10
8
58%
1
-
(1939)
Kirkland
Apr
35c
85c
45
102%
•
Keyboycon Mines
Kilembe
Feb
Jan;
49c
Jun
•
May
1
Mines
27c
•
May
1
Mines
11,820
"
Feb
JaA
2.75
:
23%
Brass.
48
*
Ltd
Mining
Keymet
~
Jan
12'/2C Feb
Feb
Moore Corp common
97
1
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Kerr
30ct
*
Jan
9%c
Morrison
75
5
Gold
21c
17c
19 %c May
41%
1
Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive
687
•
Mining
Kerr-Addison
1,700
103
Jun
1,269
Mines
Ore.
New
Gold
38,950
2.93
Moueta
97
,
Kenville
6,925
23c*
10%cf
99
51
Mogul Mining Corp
52 %
1
Ltd
Pipe Line
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Co
40C
20c
20c
41c
May
83
__
—
Endeavour
•
Interprovincial
Mines
37c
75
20c
49%
;
51
5/100
Jowsey Mining
Jupiter Oils
99<
35c 37 %c
Corp
Mining
•
A
common
Petroleum
Jonsmlth
99
_•
Metals
Corp
97
10
i
10,900
83
.
Mining
97
1
Mines
21c 27% c
Z;F°
Milton Brick
Mindamar
New
50
Mining
Gold
2.65
1.45
1.02
Uranium
51'A
common—
Inland Cemc-nt preferred
Joburke
21%c
Jun
12c
876
Petroleums
New
—
Minerals
May
11,800
16c'
& Power
Lake
Apr
& Co—
Mines
15,100
18
Industries
City
Mllliken
11%
*
Jeanette
13C
1.55
41c
Gas_
9.40
_100
Jaye Exploration
1.70
—_—-
Mining,
Nesbltt Labine
•
Jellicoe
2.70 Mo y
Jan
131,866
Mines—
Light
Midcon Oil &
Midrim
Apr
44,000
Walte
Feb
1.25
7%
Petroleum
52c
24c
Jack
2.z0
1.24
Lake
Mar
5,550-
7
;
48
Jun
Jau
2,800
1.02
Mining-
Uranium
Meta
40 %
Apr;
1.45
1.10
—
Exploration & Dev
Feb
500
Jacobus
1,377
1.49
1.21 Mar
93
McWatters Gold Mines
28c
'
6.95
2,745
Iron Bay Mines
Isotope Products
Lake
Red
McMarmac
2,000
Ingiis
|
Red
38c
Ingersoll Machine class A
a
43%
'
36c
6%
Ranwick
V4
20C-
common
___—:——•
Porcupine—
36c
—
4,700
1
—,
Fcontenac
Preferred
Mclntyre
Nello
11%
Preferred
Jan*
1.31
7%
1
_
10%
6%
International
57c
7%
Maxwell
Maybrun
83 % May
47%
International
Jun
100
—__1
class
32c
12c
1.35'
4
Preierred
Jan
11%
Co
64,150
2.45"" 2.-b0*
2.85/
1
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd com
Feb
48
Nickel
Feb
38c
1.45
85c
64
11 "A
International Metals
24 %c
30c
warrants
80
-
International
1.51
May
'
Maritime Mining Corp
1
preferred
Jun
15c
1.35
1
Ltd—
2.30 Mar
1.90 May
83c
10 %c
;
Feb.
Apr
10,100
37c
1
.
Mines
17 %c
Jan
8c
17,800
99
1
—
Ltd
Mines
Gold
4,180
preferred
:
Mines
MHiaigo
Marcus
9,993
Gold
pfd
Milling
80
•
Inspiration
Leaf
2.50
11,890
21c
;
rea
Feb
Jun
90c
40
'
Maneast
Ltd
1.25
2.18
2.50
2.10
12c
8.30
preferred
(John)
40 %
B—
1.50
46%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary 5
$2%
*
class
May
Jun
1.22
1
New
Acceptance
1.22
Goldfields
77
10
$4%
Mines—.1
1.40
44
Imperial Bank
Imperial Oil
Industrial
Gold
23c
Jan
May
1.10
25c
15c 18 %c
2.50
7.7U
4.00
Lake
32c
1
)
7
Warrants
Tndian
32 %e
Goods—
100
Consolidated Mines——;
1
77%
•
Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Husky OH & Refining Ltd
6%
1
'
85c
16c
Lake Gold Mines
•
♦
Paper common
Mining
Bay Mining &
1.97
80c
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
10c
Jan
*
26,000
2.00
Apr
•
1
•
Canada
class
43c
May
2.09 Apr
39 %c May
Feb
10c
323,950
3.90
30
Apr
1.10
45,550
Apr
1.70 May
24c
47,100
lie
1
—
Bloedel
&
Mausen- Red
1.54
1
;
—
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Macmillian
6,100
1
«.
.
Mines
82,100
26c
10c 11 %c
1.28
•
Mines
Mines
Explorations
Mackeno
Mill
40c
B
Hudson
Jun
82c
3.90
12
Howard
Jun
11c
Consol
Oil
Class
35
100
40c
Mfg
Home
Jun
Jan
•
Drilling—
HolUnger
77
Apr
1
Dauch
Hi'Tower
Holden
33
5
29c
Mines
Highland Bell
———
Highwood Sarcee Oils
&
1,584
Mar
12c
Oils Ltd
Gold
Crest
Hinde
Apr
35
28c
Jan
Jan
100
1.51
Apr
Jan
23,000
1.32
*
common
1.49
12%
15c
3.90
Co—j.
&
Hendershot Paper
23
19%
13c
1.35
Feb
Apr
8.50 May
70c
13c
78c
Apr
1.09
15% May
13c 13 %c
1
1
1
Feb
Jan
Mar
26c
34
100
Minerals
20% Feb
100
34%
100
Mines
Gold
12c
14c
preferred—
Cotton
High
405
Jan
9
Jan
11%
Jan
47c
1
Alab new
Lime &
Heva
ICO
Apr
5.75 Mar
11%
Jan
9.20
Rock
Hees
8
48c
—1
1
—
3.50
54
Jan
3.00 May
285
66,800
9.75
47
Jun
1
Gwlllim Lake Gold
Hard
40,275
3
9.75
—-—10
1
Mines
Harrison
bl
Jun
7%
2.95 May
21
—
Mines—
Lead
Hamilton
3.70
10%
51c
58c
Warrants
Gypsum
3.25
10%
10%
*
Apr
25%
Feb
9.45 Jan
57
Jan
5%
44
1,130
56c
Jun
42%
.
8%
Jan
5.60
90C
39%
-9c
Ltd
Mines
Guuuar
3.25
39
*
Trust
Guaranty
2.95
3.30
1
A
Grey ha wk Uranium
Gridoil Freehold
40c
50
3.10
39 %
i
Plains
Great
Mines
Macdonald
Macfie
Marcon
2.80 May
1
class A—:
Gold
Mackay
Gordon
Macassa
1.24
1.25
1
—
Gold
Yellowknife
Lynx
9,200
25c
1
Lyndhurst Mining Co
High
1.10
1.10
1
Goldfields
Louvicourt
Magnet
exchanged for
(R J) Mining Co Ltd
new for each 9 old held
Goidcrest
Uranium Mines
Lorado
Shares
18cT8%c:
:———•
Mages Sporting
Jowsey
Four
Long Island Petroleums
Malar tic
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Lake
Being
4.70
1,100
94
Ltd
Uranium
Glenn
200
5 30
~9
Yeiiowknife Gold Mines-
God's
5.95
5.10
94
Geo-Scientllic Prospectors
Giant
39% May
Mar
5.50
—.———100
Mines
Genex
Jan
Jan
49
5.50
common———*
Wares
Preferred
7%
65
5.10
Mfg class A——
Products
General
41
42
"
com___l
—--1
May
57% May
for Week
Low
Par
High
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Dynamics
Corp
Week's
Friday
General
Motors
ENDED JUNE 8
STOCKS
Shares
General
General
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
FOR
Sales
Week's
Last
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Jan
19%
Apr
-ZZZi
24c
24c
28C
19,000
24c
Jun
57c
Jan
65c
1
60c
75c
18,290
40c
May
89c
Apr
40c
40c
45c
7,700
40c
Juix
63c
Feb
Volume 183
Number
5541
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2803)
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
:
Week's
Last
.
Bale Prloe
»t
Par
Pacific
Eastern
fueiljc
Petroleum
14c
l
15 y2
Page Hersey Tubes.
•
Pamour
•
Panel
Pan
Porcupine
Conscl
Uranium'
Paramuque
Mines
Pardee
Amalgamated
_1
Peace
Pf na-ans
Petrol
Oil
Pickle
Crow
<fc
Placer
50
24 Vi
—1
2.00
1.97
2.14
1.43
1
1.42
1.65
1.55
12C
12%
12%
i
•
Prairie
Oil
Border
Roy
59
55%
50c
23c
1.60
1.60
3.30
Pronto
33%
42
7,516
: 6.35
6.30
6.50
3,220
Mines
—
—
Gas
4,375
3.00
1,460
2.72
1.70
1.85
4,025
Ltd
•
2.19
Purdy Mica Mines
2 03
2.30
104,600
25c
24c
30c
61,100
—1
Quebec Chlbougamau GoldQuebec Copper Corp
-1
1.95
1.91
2.20
20,075
Quebec
„1
16c
16c
18c
20,000
Labrador
Quebec Lithium
-1
Develop—
Manltou
1.65
2.15
151,933
Gold
Mines
A
2.75 May
Vandoo
*:
32c
Walker
Feb
Waterous
26%
2,617
24%
Jun
11
100
10
Feb
75c
70c
30c
Apr
<
Jun
Rapid
Earth
Ravrock
Reef
Mining
1.35
1.58
5,081
8%
8%
130
7% Mar
3.20
3.95
Mines
1 70
1.61
1.80
17,005
1.60
-1
13 %c
12c
15c
20,141
8%c
-1
2.20
2.10
2.30
1,100
10%
Ltd
14%
10,518
Refining
Rexspar Uranium
~1
Rio
-1
Palmer Oil
Rio
Rupununi Mines Ltd
Rix-Athabasco Uranium
Robertson
Mfg
Robinson
Little
rtochfc
$1
Rowan
35c
Royal Oak
Koyalite
Dairy
Oil
4,000
10c
57%
1,483
4.25
22,090
11 %
11%
150
Lawrence
St
Lawrence
St
Michael
San
13 y4
Cement
River
A
17
17%
78%
78%
82%
1
40c
40c
46c
1
75c
75c
1
Mines
17%
1—1
Corp
Uranium
Antonio
8apphire
class
*
12c
Ltd
Gold
Gold
•
Petroleums Ltd
2.60
:
Security
JPreehoid
Class
A
Shaw key
Sheep
Jun
.114
90
1,700
12,900
2.90
2.85
3.05
82%
82%
84%
„50
1945 Mines
Y
2.15
2.22
■
-
47
10,800
439
*
47
25
18c
23,300
'•
108
!
SiJverwood
38%
38 %
Western
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
White
7
1.47
19c
Jun
Yankee
155
2.50
1.75
Jan
2,82
2.55
Feb
3.85
68
Jan
90
47
Jun
51%
Roi
20
-I
Jan
"
29c
Stedman
8tee!
of
Apr
5.40 Mar
Feb
Jan
1.16 May
14
Jan
17% May
22
Apr
31c
Feb
45c
Apr
51
Apr
46
140,700
7
1,075
48
150
53c
15,900
1.82'
29,825
39c
18,600
44
May
43c
Feb
1.30 May
16 %c
Jan
8,632
-601
7
90c
3.15
60c
Feb
Jan
Apr
33c
34c
28c
Jan
55c
42%
34%
Jan
42%
Apr
11%
12
400
11
Apr
12
Jun
8%
8%
.7979
7
Jan
62c
67c
12c
24%
24%
59
58%
61%
4,125
57%
Jan
2.00
2.55
126,740
2.00
Jun
lie 12 %c
21,700
Apr
18c
■>
--
65c
18%
—1
78c
16c
1
5.35
28,050
10c
23c
Y
—
1
—50o
Tandem
Taylor
1
7
18%
<
8,000
7
4
19 %
14
Temagami
Mines
*
52c
Apr
11
Feb
13%
15
4.5B3
1.75
1.82
1,717
41c
41c
5,850
1.80
15% May
1.75 Jun
40c
2.07
May
55c
15 %c Jun
25c
Jan
Jan
May
Jan
37c
37c
2,000
37c
Jun
54c
Jan
Zulapa
Mining
1
18c
3,800
15c 16 %c
l
—
2,500
2.15
13,763
Toronto Stock Exchange
Canadian
„v
11c
10c
Apr
Jan
2.09
25c
Apr
Feb
3.00
Apr
-
Curb Section
Fund*
Friday
STOCKS
Week'*
■alas
Rang*
far Wteb
*f Prices
Last
Sale Trie*
Par
National
Corp
Shares
torn
Low
*
Co
—
5%
5%
130
5
Develop
11
11
11%
1,770
40
39%
40
805
2,350
1
Bulolo Gold
20%
20 %
21%
5
5.30
5.30
5.50
625
•
Dredging
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
Newfoundland
Asbestos Corp
Canada
&
Canada
Dominion
Sugar
Vinegars
Canadian Bronze
24
23
24
725
*
General
Canadian
Industries
Preferred
Canadian
Investments
Ingersoll
Canadian
Western
Canadian
20
173
30
30
5
*
Rand
.J10
30%
•
.1
20%
20
21
90
90
90
95
High
5% May
11
May
8
13 Va
Apr
Apr
38% May
45
Mar
17%
24%
Apr
6.00
Jan
Jan
5.10 Jan
Lumber
Jan
18% Feb
21%
27
Jan
32
32
Jan
19
May
24
Jan
Jun
95
Jan
88
Mar
92
Jun
—
92
92
25
1
5.00
4.50
5.00
2,378
1,653
*0
4.55
23
22 %
24
*
•
:
6%
Jun
46 %
46 Vi
47%
661
11
U
12
420
6%
•
Copper
Consolidated Paper
Feb
Jan
Mar
90
5
Westinghouse
Coast
25
2,408
*
,U
20%
30
W
*
Marconi
Canadian
19
30
50
common
——
20
*
common—
Canadian
9% May
Dalhousie
Oil
Dominion
Bridge
DuPont
2,000
20
.55c
Jan
11 %c May
22
^Jan
10c
89c
20 %c
"28 '/2
*80
40
39%
40%
4,854
38%
Jan
20c 21 %c
2,710
5.25
Copper
Feb
Apr
Interprovincial
Apr
Jan
14%
Feb
24
46
Jan
52
Jan
Jan
14
May
Jun
41% May
Ontario
15%
Jan
27% May
Jan
16%
Jan
Feu
1.20
Apr
Pato
12.300
16c
Jan
22 %c
Feb
Price
5,880
5.00
Feb
6.70 May
Gold
Ridgeway
Universal
Products
vnkon
20
20 %
560
19% May
26%
Feb
Zellers
1.20
1.14
12C
11c
101
7%
45
8
1.32
43.100
v
7,800
900
2,715
101
May
103%
Jun
8c
Jan
17c
Consolidated
5%
Feb
10
-Apr
1.43
25
34
Feb
56
Apr
60
109
Feb
142% May
Jan
50% May
45
46
730
38%
12
200
12
75
75
110
May
74% May
80
Jan
35%
35%
36
250
33% Feb
42
47%
47%
51
Apr
Apr
52
Jan
,
.
5.75
66%
15
L-10
Gold
Corp
50
43
Jan
39
41
260
39
Jun
5.65
5.80
2,084
66%
69
260
39
1
7
47%
41%
201
8,000
40
Mar
Apr
Jan
a
No par
25%
value.
Odd lot
sale
43
Mar
Jan
15c
Mai
Feb
11
d Deferred
10 %c
11c
10%
10%
15
Jun
e
2.00
2.12
4,032
2.00 May
2.75
Apr
f Flat
6.90
6.50
7.00
4.485
2.25
0.00
Feb
rCash
9%
Jan
6.75 Mar
Feb
71% May
50
54% May
1,300
47'A Jun
59
63
2,375
56
Apr
63c
15,700
57e
Jan
68 %c
Jan
23%
Apr
25 %
Jun
48
25 %
t
(not Included In year's
25 '/a
5
in
year's
(not
included
range),
Admitted to
x
price.
(not
included
wdWhen
wl When
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sale
Ex-llquldatlng dividend.
(Un)
unlisted
privileges.
delivery sale
In
Feb
5.50 May
67
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
•
2.05
10e
14
61c
59
1
*
.Apr
1.21 May
50
Jan
1.14
1.85
Apr
50
*
Corporation
Jan
Jun
'13c
29
12
•
Mines
Bros
8%
1.23
24 % Mar
May
75
*
Consolidated
3.50
i
Feb
24
__
Niagara Wire Weaving
Ogilvle Flour common
Jun
101
20
717
2.50
—
Paper
2.90 Mar
7 y2
Apr
835
25
_6
Minn
61c
45%
25 %c
20%
127 127 %
127 %
—5
Feb
I7e
20
24
•*.
50
7%
common
Inc
13%
24 %
Utilities
Loblaw
&
20%
com—*
1
»Ullties
200
5.65
Mines
Paper
International
Mar
20c
•
Securities
International
20,612
I
•
Canada
Feb
52,100
17c
of
10%
1
Apr
14c
*
.
Jun
16%c
70c
10 %c
—
23c
May
May
1
Mines
Apr
16,600
10c
May
15
16c
41%
common
16 %c
23c 28 %c
.
9%c Jan
35c
81c
75c
1.23
Gold
Apr
21,500
16,300
720
7%
Mines
68c
23,500
11c
99,700
370
common
Pearson
41 %c Feb
11c 13 %c
11c
8
Gold
Teck-Hughes
Feb
Apr
3.40 Mar
10c
range).
Tamblyn
2.17 May
'
-
3.00
—100
—
48c
,45c
13%c
•
Mines
20
ordinary.
Gold-.
Industries
45c
1
•
Oil
7%
—
Minerals—__—
24,075
1
3.00
7%
common
Cons
2.70
52c
Gaspe
v
Mines—
Prelerred
2.34
14
3.95 May
v.,
1
Petroleum
2.50
v
Feb
41%
41%
7
.—
Mines
Propane
Bylvanlte
16%
52C
Jan
11c
Cons
Switson
Jan
Feb
15
&
May
20c
—
Oils
13%
12c
Warrants
Inlet
80c
May
Apr
2.10
Sullivan
Surf
Feb
11
Jan
25c
35c
.
Iron
100
Mar
8,100
33c
•
Contact
Surety
1.70
32,505
Gold
Sudbury
SUpertest
36c
21
33c
36c
7*-
Sturgeon River Gold-
Superior
Jan
25c
48
7
Bros
Oil
3,895
Jun
22c
44c
—
Stuart
560
27c
May
32c
1.56
Canada
Rock
102
11%
10c
May
99c
45c
Rights
Bteemy Mining
Bleep
104 %
Jun
2.25 May
24%
Oisen
May
97%
Jan
16%
1.70
♦
class A
"tanwell Oil & Gas Ltd
Jan
96
11%
97
11%
__
44c
Jun'
16
«
Paving & Materials—
Starrat
J an
36%
.1
„
Zinc
Bear
Apr
85c
•
Stanley Brock class B
35 %
May
44c
May
24c
,
Mines
Radio
Apr
Apr
21
I
Mines
Apr
33c
1
Bnooner
Standard
35c
20%
Mar
16
•
-uandard
He
2,467
Mai-
85c
t
Spanish American Mines Ltd
8,500
11%
•
Oil
'
65c.
11%
19%
—Il
Van
56c
11%
19%
*
Oils
2,650
3,682
*
year's range).
deiiversd.
Issued,
Ex-dlvldend.
j Kx-rlgnts.
a Kx-stock
dividend.
trading
r
AprY
23%
1
Anglo
*
1.20
10%c
28% Mar
50c
Mar
Feb
1
23% May
19
Feb
Apr
43
l
150
93c
70c
2.04
Jun
2,225
29c*
24c
36
May
35% Mar
Zenmac Metal
25%
602
18c
Jan
1.30 Feb
16c
Andian
37,757
Jan
28%
22%
-
Jan
19
12c
492
1.10
Apr
1.44
'
2.10
11%
19
21 % Mar
16c
29% Mar
1.26
Jun
2.12
10%
65c
18%
10,000
.
1.70 May
•
Feb
«
Stadacona
—.
Mines
Canuck
Yellowknife
Jun
A
_
&
Yellcwrex
9%
1.32
1.40 Jan
23
—
Gold
Lead
25%
5
Apr
3.90 Mar
„
Jan
14c
Jan
74% Mar
21%
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wright-Har greaves
400
22,700
15%
15%
23
Larder
Windward
1,305
15c 17 %c
Jan
65% May
21 %
1
Coghlan
9%
1
Oils__
Yukon
Petroleums
Winchester
26%
Gold
Union
•.'•'*-L'V »**'."
100
&
Wilrich
26
17 %c
Jan
90c May
Yukeno Mines
Jan
1.19 Mar
2.10 May
4.55
14
Jun
3.40
Jan
•
Wiltsey
Yale
15c
1.05
*
9%
420
1.92
*
A
Willroy Mines
;
common
Southern
••*!
class
(Geo)
Pass
26
"
7
•
Preferred
A.pr
70c
Petrol
Class B
■2
•
Valley
A
12 %c
13c
1
Breweries
.WflTTfltttR
Feb
fliprne
-onris
Mines
Naco
Weston
Jan
5.00
Apr
'
11% Jan
100
Jan
Slater
Slccan
i
Jan
Mar
9c
Ltd
Southam
Oil
Gas
*
1.35
_
Mine*
J
Mines:
class
7.75
4.95
51c
100
Grocers
5.800
1
Mar
8% Mar
-
May
2.05 May
4,383
29.741
_
Jun
1.40
2,357
15
60c
47%
Feb
7
1,790
70
15
31
1.65
_
class
14%
67%
15
1.75
8 80
Mines
Dairies
Simpsons
_
14
67%
*
30
15c
1
—
14
*
1.70
25%
Mines
*'
Equipment
Western
15% May
May
2.57
Mines
W__
&
Jun
35%
1,000
30
8.55
_
Standard
65c
1.75
•
common
Silver-Miller
Silver
62c
;"
1
1.55
Mining
Silknit
65c
—1
-
5
Brown
Silanco
:
27c
187,740
28,500
Petroleum
16c
•
_
2.30
Decalta
8.55
common
Sigma Mines Quebec
1.92 >
2.15
Ashley
1.60
Corp
trusr
1.75
2.25
Canada
1
'
Voting
1.80
Western
1
Breweries
1
-1
—
Western
_50c
Gold-—
100
Western
Apr
14%
Jan
•
com—
Gordon
Shirriff-Horsey
>
Apr
Apr
12c
2.08
3,975
7
Apr
75c
•
Petroleums
Power
7
14,100
39 %
7
Products
Apr
92%
2,775
2.10
'2.08
-50C
preferred
Creek
Sherritt
Sicks'
—1
Ltd
Oils
-Shawlnigan Water &
Jan
18
10,500
111
Cement
Rainbow
32c
38
Feb
Jun
90c
6,580
27c
*
275
May
78%
40c
2.75
28c
"
16% May
1.10 Apr
Mar
18%
11%
Feb
39,850
2.57
Ltd..—!'
Jan
14%
91c
18%
5.70 Mar
May
16
.
9,500
18%
18c
Apr
65% Mar
May
12c 13 %c
Debentures
Saskatchewan
Scurry
12%
11
550
1,021
:
375
95c
*
24%c
,,*
11 % Mar
675
15 %
92c
2.98 May
Apr
'1.20
Jan
4.00
12,977
12 %
15%
92c
Jan
Feb
1,800
2.65 May
34c
Apr
56 Vi May
4.00
12
15%
1
Jan
40c
May
165
1.59
14%
,
12%
•
22c
1.50
Feb
12
9,415
49,680
1.55
75c
Jun
12%
25c
2.48
*
Feb
common
24c
2.25
Feb
Jan
7.85
Maygill
26c
A__
25c
2.29
62
35
6.10 Jun
West
12
Industries
St
Sand
class
1
58% May
28% Apr
May
2.64
Jun
12c 12 %c
Mines
25
Apr
May
56 %
1,675
61
30c
10%
4.10
150
6.25
61
|Jan
30c
10
56 %
31
6.10
•
36c
Jun
79c
Mar
Rights
30
6.10
50
25
Apr
20c
Feb
22
12%c Jun
13,495
Feb
30 %
23% Jan
Jan
Feb
4,500
22c
8.60
Mar
19% Feb
Jun
Apr
13c
20c
6.68 Jan
30
8V«c
20%
Roval Bank of Canada
20c
5,675
43c
625
12y2c
25
500
7.00
22c
21
IIZZl:
_
30
21%
Mar
14,222
21
10
30
37c
29,900
May
14c
6.70
21 %
Jan
Mar
Feb
28,810
80c
Oils
6.70
21 %
9
51
22c
-
Apr
21c
21c
27c
5,400
5% May
7 " May
40
76c
11,666
15,000
22 %c 23 %c
23c
"
24c
13,500
15,242
615
400
17c
27c
May
34c
8%
48 %
22c
2.85
Jan
1.70 Mar
200
pfd
5
8%
47%
•
58c
6.05
May
14c 15 %c
10% Apr
17c
2.50 Mar
Jun
27c
4% Feb
22c
90c
14c
6.50 Jan
100
59c
23c
10%
14,190
5%,
Apr
1
80c
29 %c
13c
•
21c
.—1
40.400
1
22c
common
19c
9.00
May
Malartic
1.80
Jan
35c
14c
8.50
:
68
West
85c
pfd
Consolidated
Russell
10
14,842
Jan
21 % May
20c
Mar
Weedon
Pyrite Copper
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
10
2.01 Mar
7,126
1.98
53c
Jan
Mar
__1
Mines
Roxana
37C
1.80
iio
:
Feb
8
May
-1
Long Lac
Rockwln
3.20
-1
Explorations
Regent
124,310
Jan
36c
1,760
30
75c
1.10 May
1.30 May
365
-1
Ltd
Co
Reeves MacDonald
%
11,000
Grip & Batten
Rare
;■
1.25
1.40
Rainville Mines Ltd
G
Westeel
1.12
44%
4,650
17
12
\
'
1.12
2,806
42c
38
Amulet
Apr
4.60
Radiore Uranium Mines
A
Corp
Waite
Apr
May
May
Apr
66%
*
Oils
3.60
1.263
class
Hill
Vulcan
17,566
11
Feb
41C
1
Mines
3.85
):
Inv
Vico Explorations
1.94
7Uc
30c
2.50 May
54c
Apr
16%
Ltd
Jun
24%
79,400
*'
Consol Explorations
Ventures
1.05
70c
43c
48%
Apr
15
A
preferred
V Violamac
Apr
11
class
Viceroy Mfg class A_
2,918
A.
40c
Feb
2.50
Jan
Jan
5%
•
Mines
Steel
11,500
rights
1.56
1.60
*
Upper Canada Mines
May
4.85 Mar
3.50
United
12
'
Class
16,190
33,445
8.75
Oils
1.25
24%
Qnemont Mining
-Quinte Milk Prods class
2.05
2.45
Feb
Jan
49
41% May
1.70
Mar
25c
44%
May
64%
1
Ltd
Montauban
3.60
18c
<
2.13
*
United
Feb
45c
B
1.05
5,335
255
Jan
40
41c
common
Keno
11 Vi
22c
44
13c
5.75 May
Mar
16%
*
Fuel
Class
1.10
21c
1,079
44
2.55 Jun
30,200
IPC
United
•
Jan
9V2c Jan
22c
22c
1
Estella
11%
-1
40
42%
65%
Apr
21
36% Jan
18c
-
United
Jan
2.45
Feb
16% Jan
130
41%
Resources
B
3.60
Mines
375
1.72
Pipeline
Corps
United
■v
Jan
5.40
Jun
50,729
38
44
Line.
Asbestos
_1
Metallurgical
Queenston
1.91
Pipe
Mining
Unlled
Feb
Apr
9.40
Jun
3.30
19 %
22c
—1
Feo
56 %
2.55
41%
9
Feb
1.25 Mar
Jun
43c
Oil
Acceptance
preferred
Class
Jan
8.30
Jun
40
2.15
Oil
United
Apr
44
:
58c
May
38
Petroleum
'United
Apr
1.95
7
Feb
1.65
3,361
Oils
Prairie
-1
Corp
Quebec
Quebec
1.75
'
1
15c
42
Union Gas of Canada
Apr
6.90
1.50 ! May
1.75 Apr
5.50
•
Producers
5.90
2.72
1.70
7
.
Airways
5.50
2.75
Uranium
Trans
Union
Mar
23 %c
7:
5.60 May
5.25 May
40
54c
Jan
40c
80c
Feb
3.00 Feb
May
^
59% May
Jan
37
—1
Warrants
72c
r
Apr
"ITio
Prospectors
89c
62%
Feb
7. 19%
Inc.—.
Dome
13%
Jan
600
40%,
1.50 May
25c
34,710
-40
Mountain
Union
2.20 Mar
Jan
6c
55c
1.00
High
1.33
May
Apr
Feb
1.60
East
M
Preston
Era
Trans
.Triad
Feb
320
42c
85c
„1
Explorations
.Trend
Apr
18c
May
7. 53%
175,700
:
2.25
2.25
Jan
45c
class A
.Transcontinental
;
Feb
May
.
89,091
1.00
Oils
Empire
.Trans
;
Apr
3.40
May"
500
5.30 :7
v 7,16c
Jun
52
33c
75c
19%
preferred
2nd
695
.5.10
18c
-
49c
1,200
59
1.60
:
25c
.20
Trans
May
Apr
34c
May
:
11,700
2.90
Trusts
Trans-Canada
Jan
26
63c
990
5.20
1
•
12
7,900
'
58%
*
Gold
Electric
5 %
May
25
>
Feb
11c
1.70
-10
Towaginac Exploration
Apr
53
Jan
7 1.76
1,830
75c
54
10%
40
Feb
1.35
53,100
-
12%
50c
77
*•
-
Jan
99c
•
1.60
25c
—:
.Traders Finance
Jan
39 Vic Jan
■5
•
Mar
1.97
1,205
15C
70c
54
! I_i
Corp
Provo
1.96
1.86
13c
.1.80
1.60 May
Feb
17
3,100
1.90
,
Jan
25c
26,850
1.48
1
General
Low
2,200
.—Il
-
Range Since Jan. 1
High
86c
Elevators
*
7May.
22 Vi
4,400
_•
Premier
110
.120
Columbia-
Toronto
Toronto
Rights
6.75 Mar
49 Vi Mav
1,600
1.50
British
Jan
1.53 Mar
Jan
23 Vi
50
23
Mines
Feb
*
7.85 Mar
895
26c
Gas
of
31c
7;650
Mines
May
-
25c
Uranium
President
;
Gold
Share*
1.60
Torbrit Silver Mines
(Toronto Dominion Bank
23c
Jun
75c
Feb
>
85c
1
*"19c
Jan
80c
11,500
„.
23
Rouyn Gold
Power
10,700
v.
Y105,249
26c
River
Powell
R
38 Vi
Oils
Powell
.P
10 %
37
49%
Development
Ponder
9.60
4.75
Toinblll
Apr
._25c
43c
-
May
-100
Tiara Mines
;
1.99
Jun
80c
*
—1
Mineral
Gold
Gold
Pi ten-Ore
11c
..15,826
37
;
&
35,500
89c
Apr
Low
liiumpsoii-Lundmark
78c
Jan :■
13c
Apr
92
May
.
5Vi
9.75
common—
Mines
Oiis
Peruvian
9%c Jan
35c
V
-50
,
Gold
Pioneer
:
common
_
Credit
Perrcn
14,000
24 Vi
Gas
common
Peoples
12c
31c
5
Preferred
27c
91c
__1
Nat
78c
32,500
1.45
.
31c
Pipeline*
120,950
80c
__1
River
Feb
52C1* Feb
80c
1.34
Consol
Pembina
77
38c
;
Texas Calgary
18%
:
Apr
Sales
for Week
tuiig*
of Prices
Par
16c
Jan
385
8,235
1.27
-50c
—
12%
5 Vi
'86c '
__1
n,7oo
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
High
.Jan
1.24
.lie
80c
Ltd
11c
55c
10 Vic
—
Mine#
Low
88V2
./
8
Friday
71,500
16%
96c
JUNE
Range Since Jan. 1
High
53c
35c
-
,
11 Vic
Mines
Petroleums,
Paymaster
i
36c'
11c
Parbec
Patlallnder
.
1.05
—10c
Mines
Parker Drilling
**aler" Uranium
86%
;
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
12c 14 Vic
15 %
54c
Mines
Western Oils
Prices
Low
1
_
FOR WEEK
Sales
for Week
Range
Apr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4#
.
.
Monday, June 11, 1956
.
(2804)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
June
8
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
8.96
1.54
Par
Mutual Funds—
IntI
1.56
Fuuu
Ab»iueen
6.01
Fund Inc
l-^o
American Business Shares
1
American Mutua' Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust———Atomic Development
Mutual Fund Inc
—
1
Affiliated
4.00
(The)
3.87
Keystone
Preferred
10.00
12.20
13.34
7.42
J
1
--1
De
16.76
Vegh
7.54
1
1
X14.02
14.06
56.83
57.40
10.77
11,84
12.12
9.19
16.40
4m
Capital
Corp--l
3.92
Trust
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
9.95
10.90
7.32
8.02
15.94
17.47
3.14
3.41
13.77
•>
15.05
8.12
3.37
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc—10c
8.05
8.82
Trust_l
33.74
36.48
10.39
Fund Inc—
Massachusetts Life Fund
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
Shares
Mutual
Trust
shares
Series
Peoples
Fund
(T
30
1
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
2Vis
Dec.
2%s
Feb.
2s
Roe
2%s
March
lV2s
April
l%s May
Selected
Smith
Sovereign
b3.05
2.70%
3.45%
5-
1-56
11-
1-56
b3.50
3.35%
1-56
b3.20
2.95%
2.95 %
3-
1-56
12-
3
56
b3.50
3.35%
3 00%
12-
1-55
9-
4-56
b3.30
3.10%
3.50%
C-
1-56
12-
3-56
b3.50
3.35%
3.125%
1-
3-56
10-
1-56
b3.45
3.30%
3.10%
4-
2-56
1-
2-57
b3.50
3.35%
3.05%
4-
2-56
10-
1-56
b3.45
3.30%
3.50%
5-
1-56
2-
1-57
b3.60
3.45%
3.00%
2-
1-56
11-
1-56
b3.50
3.35%
3.55%
6-
1-56
3-
1-57
b3.65
3.55%
United States Treasury
1956
14,
99.396
11.07
1956
July
1?,
1956
99.802
99.757
July
26,
1956
99.706
1956
12,
45 %
Bank & Trust
a36.39
1
a23.11
Par1
1.25
9.42
of Boston—1
11.72
12.67
1
13.36
14.64
Bankers
1
12.02
13.14
Chase Manhattan Bank
of
12.45
13.64
Chem
39.00
Commercial
a30.27
Inc_l
12.00
12.31
1
12.35
22
24
Federation
1
8.14
8.90
Fund—1
10.99
11.95
7.79
8.51
1
of
81%
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
12.41
13.52
35
38
6.o5
7.49
Street
Investors
Investing Corp
1
Mutual
Industrial Bank
Irving
Kings
Trust
Long
National
12.28
13.28
1
5.32
5.75
of
Brook
Ask
Par
of
Life
114
119
37
40
26%
29
Life Insurance Co of Va
„10
C)
27%
—6.25
17%
19%
National
Shippers
10
48%
53%
National
Boston Insurance Co
5
33 %
35%
New
Life
Amsterdam
J)__5
26 V2
28%
New
Hampshire
Assurance
Continental
Casualty
Forster
New
40%
46
50
41%
441%
-■--2
Fire
Fire
5
129
137
Northern
98
104
4%
5%
12.50
Insurance
61
2.50
3.33 V3
_
—10
(Minn)
Fire__
Pacific
Indemnity
Peerless
—4
34%
36%
Providence-Washington
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
—10
73 Va
77 Va
Reinsurance Corp
Fire
—10
51 %
54%
Republic
59
61%
St
—5
37%
39
Seaboard Surety
—4
82
87
Security
44%
47%
Springfield
Phoenix
of
(S
F)
2.50
Newark
Life
Reinsurance Corp. —10
Glens Falls
Bank
of
Fire
&
(New
..
38 %
10
12
67
72
53%
60 Va
10
69
74
23%
25%
13
15
75
Marine
6.25
54%
56%
—10
60%
64'%
—10
42
Duke
Power
Florida
4s
General
(M)
Narragansett
*T"w
York
Niagara
53%
50%
30
-10
96
104
new
Westchester Fire
59
61
25
50
54
Nat'l Bank__12.50
52
55
32
34
Detroit
Bank
J)
10
Valley
215
(Ariz.)—
Natl
Bank
of
Phoenlx.5
28%
30%
Pittsburgh—
Mellon
Nat'l
Bank
&
Trust
25
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20
106
114
47%
49%
20
57
61
Louis-
Boatmen's
First
National
National
St
Louis
Bank
Bank
Trust
Union
17
54%
58%
25
55
59
20
77%
82%
A__6.25
37%
39%
Co
Trust
10
39
48
45
the
Co
in
$2
par_.
1-2
43
Bank
Francisco—
of
Amer
N
T
S
&
'
30
par
Ask
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
101 Vs
101%
Fenna
102%
103
Penna
1986
101
101%
118
119
.1976
102%
Elec
3%s
Salt
i986
.1986
101
asset
k Admitted
I9bl
100%
101%
Southern Calif Edison 3%s_193l
101 %
101%
102 J/4
102%
90 %
91%
3.45s
Gas
37/8s
Stock
3%s__1996
99%
1986
100%
99 Va
99 %
101%
101 %
102%
1980
98%
99
1986
3%s
104%
105
Stocks—
Oil—
50
Louisiana
Power
conv
<fe
preferred
4.44%
split,
listing on the New York
t New
x
yield price,
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
53 7 3
pfd_100
107 %
preferred
4.25 %
Kaiser Alum 4%%
b Bid
dividend
Exchange
1931
3%s
Electric
Anderson-Prichard
1
3%s____ 1986
3%s
Mlg
Calif
Whirlpool-Seeger
99
101%
value.
to
104%
101%
98%
Sons—
stock
Ask
103%
102%
value
tEx-2-for-l
a Net
28
Security Issues
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
263/4
Insurance
of N Y
205
43
1986
Telephone
Mohawk
27%
Lifp
&
Elec
23%
S
3%s_
4%s
2%
10
_
Fidelity & Guaranty Co._10
S Fire
—3
City
39V2
i93l
Lowenstein
(Jacksonville Fla)
U
10
Bank
of
(N
Phoenix
69%
-1976
3%s
+Ex-1G0%
U
36'/a
32'/a
12.50
Tr
Southern
3%s
3%s
Kentucky Util
*No
43
44
29V2
&
Bank & Trust Co
66%
Power
76%
31%
Paterson
Coiuity
20
Light & Pow 3%s -1980
60 Va
155
42
Angeles—
Mercantile
Georgia
71%
40%
Los
23 Va
Houston
57 Va
29%
8'/2
Co
Electric
U S
147
64
10
10
Security-First
Wisconsin
Standard
-10
__16
City—
21 Va
-1986
convertible
Travelers
_10
263
61
331/2
Bk
National
San
Lt
&
Trailer
69 %
Fire
253
Co
10
Albany
Power
Fruehaux
23
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford
8teamboiler
10
25
3%s
37%
_
7'/a
45
Marine-—10
Accident
38
50
Commerce
Bank
Jersey
St.
Power 37,as__ -1986
21
66%
2
Bid
Oregon
36
—5
Republic
20
Recent
24V4
70
Co
&
48%
—2
Haven)
Fire
Va
83
77
(Texas) —10
Y)
of
National
Trust
First
of
34
34%
10
.
(N
36
Detroit—
67
18
Bonds—
—5
American
Life
32
57
5
_
_
Insurance
334
Co
City Bank
National
Y.—.
—5
&
Hanover
N.
Calif
22%
10
Co
344
64
National
"
Globe
Great
Gulf
Paul
—10
Co
Insurance
332
5
Y
58%
Northwestern National Life
River
Pacific
Fund
5
..
Northeastern
32%
Philadelphia
10
-
90
57
N
13%
38%
Casualty
349
100
200
Bank
39
5
-
Fire
250
10
IlOO
Inc
123%
65
of
37
118 Va
Union
Bk_100
439
35%
10
_
_
85
(N J)—.1.25
Federal
33 Va
11%
5
Co
Co
Co
314
419
213
—5
Fire
York
&
Bank & Trust Co
United States Trust
State
53%
31%
General
205
1
230
North
P)
Albany,
5
61
Firemen's
117
Assurance
5
Franklin
110
10
2
Group Assoc
Reinsurance
Fireman's
16
Manufacturers —4
•
Assn
15
_
10
Inc
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Employees
31%
„20
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding
Fire
Amployees
28%
__
National
27
Trade
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y.—10
Life
Companies Inc
Lincoln
Sterling
Ins-
24%
&
&
87
22%
N
Merchants
rum
84
25
Trust
Security National Bank
Huntington
(L I)
46
Amer_5
North
Standard
Mei chants
•
44
36%
(Greensboro
Ask
Bid
5
-
_
(J
York
Royal State Bank of
Rye National
Bank
308
Bank
Freeport
New
Companies
42
881/4
100
Savings
Trust
Bank
Hartford
47
40 '/a
25
Meadow
1
Inc
43
10
Co__
74
85V4
Connecticut—
34
100
10
Trust
Inc
32%
90
Trust
Manufacturers
Fund
20
5
Island
8.95
Fund
Jefferson
Co
14.57
Wisconsin
Co
Trust
8.19
Whitehall
Insurance
.10
County
13.36
11.66
5
of Commerce_10
1
i
Inc
11.53
Home
Y
Bank
1
Fund
Maryland
Continental
National
52%
N
&
National
Cleveland
57
Square
(The)
Trust
Central
&
50 %
10.66
110
32
78%
10.54
102
29
50
Fund
34%
10
20
Ask
Cleveland—
Bank—
10
43
Life
Rochelle
20
Inc
10
Amer
Harris
Trust__33V3
&
Bank
National
First
Connecticut
Hanover
Ltd
Canada
Income
Wellington Fund
Ins
Bank
Guaranty Trust Co
29
of
64%
Bid
71
Illinois
Bank
National
Union
62%
6.50
40
Life
31%
6.97
26
Ins
29 Va
Bank
Natl
National
Franklin
28
—20
Westchester
New
26
10
City
Bank and Trust—25
Natl
Continental
31
184
10
Trust
York
Franklin
28%
178
16.63
26%
General
<&
City
Northern Trust Co
5
5.95
Co_5
Natl
Bank
New
First
»
Y)__
6.38
Line
(Newark N J)__2'/a
Life
63
15.30
Value
26 %
Connecticut
46%
58
1
Funds
Value Line Fund
24%
Columbian
44%
Tr__25
&
10
National
of
Par
Chicago—
49%
Inc„1
United
5
Colonial
65%
Trust Co
Fiduciary
First
1
(N
63 V2
47%
Empire Trust
Bk
State
267
Bank—10
Exchange
Corn
259
10
County Trust Co
(White Plains N
11.33
2
Assn
Companies
Ask
12.50
Trust——
Morgan
Ins
100
York
New
36.50
Inc—
Bid
York—
New
Bank
1
.
1956
99.719
12.03
43 va
Inc„1
16.88
10.17
Fire
1956
Ask
99.668
99.458
Continental Fund
United
9.41
Camden
Bid
99.653
99.389
July 5.
10.19
Funds Inc—
united Accumulated
1
&
99.984
1956
99.444
United
1
cankers
99.982
2,
1956
16.38
Surety Co
—
Farnham Fund—1
Fund
Wall
American
Dollar Vain#
August
30,
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can_l
5
Bills
Ask
September 6,
Texas
4
Due
August
1
1
Ask
2-56
8-
99.768
11.45
C)
Bid
Rate
7-
1-55
July
10.86
D
Due
Ask
3-55
11-
Dated
99.620
Investors Inc
Washington
(Wash
Dated
Bid
10-
2.95%
99.517
9.99
Re-insurance
93.24
99.571
Television-Electronics Fund
10.01
Mercury
94.12
93.16
1961
1,
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Investment Corp—*
&
11.U1
American
April
99.497
Investment Fund
9.16
Amer
l%s
99.553
10.48
Assurance
98.29
99.603
Stock
Investor's—
10.07
Home
95.8
94.4
1.
1956
Fund—
(Edson B)
2.80
Amer Ins Co
Oct
1956
Fund
Shareholders Trust
buulliwestern
X2.56
American
l%s
23,
1
Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25
conv
preferred
5
99.13
9,
Shares_l
American
95.28
95
16,
Fund
Automobile
96.16
95.20
1,
98.27
1957
1959
1959
1960
19«n
1,
1,
99.4
1957
15,
Oct.
IV28 April
August
Shares
Amer
Income
American
1957
1%S
100.4
97.11
96.8
August
7-25
186
15.
1,
100.2
April
99.28
99.20
1956
97.6
"
97.9
August
3.17
175
1956
Aug.
15,
lVis Oct. 1,
1 '/as
97.26
99.29
96.30
1959
15,
99.30
99.29
-
99.857
99.815
•
sterling
10
98.14
97.18
99.27
1958
1,
l7/as Feb.
Notes—
Treasury
1,
99.906
Fund
Life
27«s June 15, 1958--——
1 VaS Oct. 1, 1958
1957
1957
15,
99.944
Income
Agricultural Insurance Co
100
Clark—
&
Stock
16.57
Aetna
1957—
15,
Clark
&
Stevens
stein
68%
April
Aug.
99.847
Fund Inc
Scudder,
10.17'
65
Oct.
1 VaS
99.896
Growth
Stevens
11.93
10
1 VaS
100
99.30
—
1956
99.939
Science
Aetna Insurance Co—
1,
13.76
10.89
128
98.6
2s
100
99.30
1956
22,
June
2%s
1956
12.66
Street
Bid
93.31
100
99.31
99.1
1956
1
state
118
Ask
Bid
>
Notes—(Cont.)—
99.31':
1956—.
22,
Maturity—
Treasury
28,
Fund
9-35
10
Ask
Indebtedness—
of
June
2s
point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Bid
Maturity—
21,
2.88
Par
98.18
June
United
& Surety
99.28
June
(Geo)
15.33
Aetna Casualty
99.25
98.10
14.59
Putnam
16.09
Insurance
1956
1958
19.77
7.09
8.98
lc
Jan,
21.68
30.71
14.70
Fund—lc
Mortgage Assn20,
20.
Nov.
2 Vis
13.42
6.56
a24.55
Bank
Natl
3 VaS
98.20
103
102.3
1971
18.12
United
Inst Foundation Fund
Federal
100.1
97.10
96.30
1960
1,
21.26
30.40
9-70
-
99.31
98.12
1957
May 1,
•
9.59
Fund
99.30
99.27
—
1957—
1,
1,
June
96.10
2.50
:
15.99
Investors
June
1956
4,
Sept
33/4S March
2s
2'/as
96.30
95.30
——1
Inc
Inc—i
1
1
Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Fund of Boston Inc—1
Income
2.95s
June
1
1
V^eorporated
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
15.04
13.72
8.75
Institutional Shares Ltd—
100.2
100
_
Bid
Inc
Hudson Fund Inc
Incorporated
wi
1957
97.10
96.20
Dollar Value
15.52
Inc
15,
32
lc
Mutual Fund Inc
1,
99
97.2
1959
1960
1,
2Vis Feb.
99.26
May
97.30
98.22
i
6.52
Inc—1
Utility shares-—
Growth Industry Shares
2Vis
3 '/2s
37as Feb.
Shares—
Inc
Rowe)
10-11
4 57
1957—
22.04
Fund
15.93
Institutional
5.97
Fund Inc
8.85
4.16
15,
100.2
99.22
.
1,
1,
9.03
8.26
20.39
Cof-p—
Fund
Fund
Street
Pioneer
9.23
11 98
Jan.
100
Oct.
May
99.28
97.22
—
1958
2%« Nov. 1, 1958
100.2
100
.
3.48
Securities
Philadelphia
5.08
—1
1956
667
14.55
Income
4.65
1
Trust
American
7i8i
10.94
Fund
6.62
Ltd
Canada
6.08
lc
lo
lc
Haydock
6.O0
1
13.03
lo
shares
9.53
—1
Stock Series
England Fund——.
New York Capital Fund
13.73
shares
shares
7.57
8.72
Series
Growth
Pine
11.68
6.93
1
New
of
10.69
Series
Dividend
Stock
-1
Science & Nuclear Funds
13.14
3.05s
wi
2%s
99.24
99.24
1957
1957-56
1,
2.80%
1
—1
.
Scudder,
shares
Guardian
Series
Scudder Fund of Canada
9.28
1956
l3%s
99.31
10.46
Series
9.46
stock
Tobacco
9.68
_.
Stock
7.79
12.00
1956
15,
3.65
21.21
1
Series—
12.22
equipment
Bteel
3.36
19.61
Series———
Balanced
10.66
6.61
Railroad
Corp
Investors
7.12
.
15,
99.31
99.27
_
99.20
1957
15,
May
10.60
National Security Series—
12.54
shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares__lo
Merchandising shares
lc
Mining shares.
lc
Petroleum shares
lc
Railroad Bond shares
-lc
Oct.
Nov.
al4.51
1
Inc_l
1
interest
11.90
Industrial Machinery
99.29
.
3.50s
Shares—
8.63
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares—lc
Feb
41.55
9.66
1
*
Wide Securities Co
National
38.43
1
Corn
beneficial
of
1
;
7.10
—lc
}c
3.30s
Ask
99.29
Stock
Growth
Investors
Mass
Common
Electrical
Equipment shares
3s
100.1
1956
14,
11.23
Investors
11.16
■lectronics &
RR
3.65
9.73
jc
Capital Growth Fund
lc
Chemical shares-———1°
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc
1956
Certificates
Puritan
7.47
15,
100.1
Figures after decimal
6.13
5.63
a44.72
3.06
Price
61.80
Building shares
Food
8.16
17,
Oct
15
3.31
North
ic
1°
shares
Aviation
4.30
7.51
Sept.
3.15s
3 VaS
3.58
4.96
7.37
99.31
.
1956
1956
2%s Sept.
99.31
1956
15,
100.1
12.76
14
3-19
Income
15.57
16,
Aug.
6.94
11.67
3.25
21.48
11.63
July
3.20s
11.68
6.33
2.89
Preferred
7.11
3 VaS
Bid
99.31
.
10.94
10.80
shares
lc
Petroleum shares
lc
Special Investment shares—lc
Metal shares
lc
Transport shares
lc
8.77
14.40
1956
14.85
10.02
5.18
23.43
10.64
1
-1
-1
Corp
13.61
4.70
4.54
}
Investors
3.02
15,
June
Bonds—
Bank
Land
13.14
4.34
20.09
New Eng—1
Industries Fund lnc_
12.04
3.94
Bond
Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock series
—lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
General
18.55
18.03
Gfeneral Industries shares—lc
8.07
*
Inc
16.57
2.82
21.91
1
——
General
10.07
2.76
Inc:
11.69
12.76
5.10
Nation
Franklin
Futures
13.28
10.39
2.56
Mutual
——5
Fund Inc_l
Mutual Fund
*
Founders
17i/2
6.97
Fund Inc
Financial Industrial
Fidelity
16.52
11.91
4.63
Massachusetts
Shares—
Dreyfus Fund Inc—
Baton & Howard—
Balanced Fund
Stock
Fund
Blectronics Investment
Fund
19.98
17.99
16
Investment Fund—1
federated Fund of
22.15
16.55
Fund ——--——1
Diversified Growth
dtock
Fund
lauity
L42
15.28
Delaware
Diversified Trustee
Series E
Dividend Shares
18.12
1
Income
Diversified
25.04
700
3s
Federal
Banks—
Loan
20.86
9.51
Paper
18.38
Investment Inc
Fund
Investing Co Inc
Mutual Fund Inc
Vegh
De
6.04
23.16
]
Western
Dividend
20.51
5.51
Composite Fund Inc
*
-uncord Fund Inc
—--1
Consolidated Investment Trust—
Ex-200%
stock dividend——
Crown
13.32
18.95
i
Inc
Fund
8.11
12.32
1
27.66
10.91
1
Stocks)
1
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stksl__l
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk) -.l
S-2 (Income Coin Stocks)—1
B-3 (Speculative Com Stk)__l
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystor.e Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker Fund
1
_25c
Lexington Trust FundLife Insurance Investors Inc—1
Life Insurance Stk Fund Inc__l
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Managed Funds—
Automobile shares
—lo
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
27.20
19.12
(Income Pfd
Home
Federal
3.50s
25.36
Bonds)
Bonds)
(Discount
K-l
6.99
26.07
9.20
a
Stock
Composite Bond &
Funds—
1
Bonds)_1
Priced Bonds)-.—1
(Low
B-3
R-4
12.49
Fund Inc——-----*
Commonwealth Investment——l
Commonwealth Stock Fund——1
Colonial
a21.23
(Medium Grade
com—100 14,100 14
10J 137
20.41
Securities
Christiana
Fund_l
Mutual
(Investment
10.82
Canada
Shares Trust
Chemical Fund Inc
6.88
B-2
22.28
Century
10.89
B-l
5
General fund
(1954) Ltd—-Canadian Fund Inc—
Capital Venture Fund Inc
9.96
9'/a
Invest Corp
Fund Ltd
California Fund Inc—
1
Boston___l
4V4
16.35
Bollock
4.92
10.40
Custodian
12.68
13.53
4.50
Funds Inc.l
Johnston
22.71
7.80
9.52
of
8.31
--1
10c
Broad Street
7.12
America
Trust
Jefferson Custodian
Inc
Bowling Green Fund Inc
Fund
Co
Investment
5.94
"A Inc—.1
"B" Inc--5
Fund Inc_l
Beneficial Corp
1
Blair Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Houghton Stock
BoBton
of
Investment
13.96
11.59
99.25
Ask
Bid
10.83
12.37
point
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a
Inc—lc
Fund
Resources
Ask
Bid
Par
Institutional ouares Ltd (Cont) —
Institutional Growth Fund, lc
Institutional Income Fund..lc
Institutional Insur Fund—lc
Mutual Funds—
Bid
issued,
Ex-rights.
54%
108
Light—
100
ISSUES
99%
100%
Volume
Number 5541
183
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2805)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
this week will show an increase compared with a year ago.
Bank clearings
liminary figures compiled by
us
Pre¬
District—Philadelphia—
Week
7
--
1956
;
,
*
''
?'
Pennsylvania—Altoona
gain for the week ending Friday of 19.6%.
a
+
6.3
1.414.019
2,023 ,353
—
0.1
1,439,226
1,692,1b/
1,852. ,641
—20.2
1,597,314
2,162,74©
4,090,753
3,559, .101
+14.9
4,224,126
5,010,464;
1,041,000,000
1,008,000, 000
+.3.3
963.000,000
1,005,000,000
3,634,728
3,714, 724
—
2.2
3,131,372
5,774,673
5,737, 441
+
0.6
5,806,356
6,273,423
3,364,425
4,458, 050
—24.5
3.083.020
3,292,92*
6,325,979
7,447, 397
—15.1
7,650,692
Delaware—Wilmington
13,343,401
12,930, 972
+
3.2
11,461,385
12,139,41©
New
16,980,600
16,083, 114
+
5.6
15,330,912
10,161,58.>
1,099,578,521
1,067,276,898
+
3.0
1,018,198,422
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
£"ant0J?
At this center
Our comparative summary for
1953
$
1,470 ,105
Wilkes-Barre
there is
1954
or
1,478,229
Our preliminary totals stand
$21,477,095,230 against $18,485,963,096 for the same week in 1955.
June
Inc.
Dec. %
2,022^617
Bethlehem
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
at
$
1,563 116
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, June 9, clearings for all
16.2% above those of the corresponding week last year.
Ended
1955
S
•
■
Chester
of the country,
York
Jersey—Trenton
1,407,772
3,161,234*
7,710,354
the week follows:
Total
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
$10,903,011,752
+ 16.4
1,093,000.000
+ 10.3
—
Philadelphia
_
Kansas
10,640,381
8,593,292
+ 23.8
8,340.653
7,737,30*
Cincinnati
282,828,317
226,174,991
+ 25.0
201,483,903
221,549,088
483,271,133
449,955,770
+
7.4
379,334,190
413.979,36 T
46,965,800
43,793,700
+
7.2
41,611,000
38,838,10©
584,985,373
+
6.0
Columbus
353,743,642
+
0.2
Mansfield
341,200,000
358,000,000
•
4.9
+
1
588,454,000
527,230,584
+ 17.4
Cleveland
504,618,455
424,223,789
362,799,232
308,730,863
+ 17.5
+ 16.8
Francisco
Baltimore
—
4,251,957,210
Total
all
cities,
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
$20,626,703,788 $17,750,743,199
cities, five days
16.2
+
735,219,897
all
week
cities for
$21,477,095,230 $18,485,963,096
,
inasmuch
as
the week
not available at time of going to press.
are
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed
able to
June 2.
cases
statement, however, which
we
week there
increase of 6.9%, the
an
was
the whole country having amounted to
—
week ended
aggregate clearings for
showing
center
increase of 7.7%.
an
they
7,439,944
5,483,227
280,433,500
100,050,949
115,093,659
577,584,723
580,051,356
we
loss of 0.4%.
a
Reserve District of 0.5%.
The
a
'*
"
•
'
'
Week
'
are
3rd
10
—
—
41
<•
7
4th
Cleveland
6th
Richmond
6th
Atlanta
10
7th
Chicago
17
Louis
Minneapolis
9th
10th Kansas City
99,968,72*
261,900,000
278,400,000
5,156,187
+
24.3
+
3.0
146,082,624,
112,431,527
Alabama—Birmingham
154,949,693
121,218,896
+ 27.8
105,114,175
:•*•»
_
Mobile
11th
1955
$
1.2
505,197
575,133
+ 11.7
146,148,851
130,484,150
962,980,846
798,345,234
+20.6
749,934,323
806,552,85b
(10
cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
Grand
District—Chicago2,348,913
Dec.
%
+
7.8
9,404,424,882
8,933,052,568
1,0'9,578,521
1,067,276,898
+
1,018,198.422
1,058,01)2,067
Indiana—Port
3,966.746
1,118,149,601
577,584,723
580,051,356
972,847,687
1,054,344,721
0.4
533,653,774
6,247,480
50,569,224
12,671,768
1,915,618
945,373,867
Total
Outside
York
New
We
now
add
City
detailed
our
5,499,936
14,924,446
9,759,663
towa—Cedar
Rapids
Moines
Des
Sioux
—
..
City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
-
.
_
Decatur
4,712,735
(17
-
Total
Fall
-
540,337,461
545,205,689
+
0.5
414,828,480
422,825,324
—13.9
487,457,645
513,950,132
0.6
336,273,906
403,994,166
North
Dakota—Fargo
4.6
793,383,730
915,005,601
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
+
909,013,094
+
18,770,519,677
17,558,793,093
+
6.9
16,930,207,214
8,622,019,699
+
6.0
7,852,592,741
Minneapolis
7,338,261
288,792,321
8,216,491
280,090,221
Paul
106,817,904
110,970,374
St.
Helena
8,400,635,884
statement showing the figures for each city
6,457,346
cities).
(7
June
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
1955
Inc. or
1954
Dec. %
%
S
523,836,346
3,318,418
1,352,488
1,091,089
+ 24.0
3.080.885
3,622,123
—14.9
3.161,633
3,945,138
11,816,756
11,002,362
7-4
10,770.690
10,740,769
:
,
'«• 10,082,652
Rhode
+
14.8
4,967,604
4,519,532
Haven
+
7.7
509,567,191
17,079,620
2,213,346
842,008,296
4,880,074'
14,628,80©
10,627,558
—15.2
5.064,279
7,033,784
8.0
1,059,959,311
1,150,920,121
+ 2.9
+ 16.5
+ 4.6
303,300,000
290,200,000
+
161,248,108
■—20.0
145,521,357
88,520,363
2,995,741
7.0
540,337,461
545,205,689
—10.7
+ 3.1
— 3.7
+ 37.2
— 0.8
—73.7
+ 2.2
6,762,897
276,808,948
0.5
414,828,480
—10.9
—15.5
+ 5.2
— 1.6
968,587
827,527
8,085,191
135,315,168
9.0
3.8
—18.7
8,274,039
20,855,607
296,113,145
10,772,612
+
2,600,365
2,788,754
1,036,160
£0,259,793
3,497,788
+
Total
8,054,878
21,494.973
385,284.133
11,018,361
.
4,327,759
ia)
4,895,478
483,107,570
106,106,567
7,811,673
3,609,996
5,064,407
10,676,36b
422,825,324
—
—
—16.3
—11.6
1,288,414
918,443
9,539,463
138.371.2Ya
7,893,396
19,622,972
317,990,606
—11.6
37,142,109
30,275.128
Forth
17,202,735
18.0
15,005,463
15,305,088
Sta
Dallas
7.6
22,592,900
30.806,500
1,991,452
2.647,796
560,853,685
—13.9
487,457,645
9,281,783
367,201,918
32,640,150
5.876,000
7,303,519
14,228,846
—
Worth
Galveston
+ 17.5
—
9,903,106
369,111,190
31,844,287
6,700,000
6,053,481
10,355,244
—
433,967,308
+
(a)
10,971,437
3.708,85©
3,645,333
-
_
Fails.
1,552,354
+
513,950,13*
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
37,142,012
+
-
rexas—Austin
7.928,614
2,339,355
.
436,532,216
cities)
(9
+ 11.5
23,790.600
6,222,079
3.510,068
4,630,558
10,922,031
10,436,468
279,119,843
1,003,483
9,043,044
2.749,003
—
+
105,971,899
524.884,999
—16.0
8.561,789
25,592,500
Island—Providence
pify
Pueblo
20,296,072
Connecticut—Hartford
1,086,562
783,234
7,634,036
120,602,030
Colorado—Colorado Springs
32,821,755
—.
5,452,707
35,643,157
City—|
7,332,278
20.681,435
313,238,458
9.222,195
-
-
Joseph
St.
2.471,366
2,785,820
Worcester
New
2,143,412
5,574,461
—
421,686,199
662,171
-
Wichita--.—
Missouri—Kansas
4.2
3,051,950
-570.689,437
;
Kansas—Topeka
I
9,278,778
•
8,034,119
118,640,£08
:
Omaha
1953
$
4,962,552
968,217
!
Lincoln-
2
1956
3,460,916
423,623,326
-
Nebraska—Fremont
Ended
4,706,867
3,434,163
1,304,898
9,478,433
-
—-
Total
and for
6,397,976
Springfield
3,135,095
Ninth Federal Reserve District—MinneapolisMinnesota— Duluth
17,001,613,547
J" 2.923,230
New Bedford
564,965,757
604,242,034
cities)
(4
421,686,199
433,967,308
Lowell
99,143,685
2,817,643
188,223,257
—103,664,325
2,254,512
-!
564,965,757
951,204,549
River
10,213,00b
93,237,417
806,552,855
436.532,216
Portland
8,608,816
10,566,367
67,739,00©
1,150,920,121
560,853,685
-Z-
301,400,000
161,604,429
310,100,000
Louis
749,934,323
First Federal Reserve District— Boston-
Massachusetts—Boston
1,178,380,585
—
16,194,68©
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
1,059,959,311
$
Maine—Bangor
5,560,150
1,272,994,973
cities)
8.0
483.107,570
-
4,145,574
11,926.665
8,165.481
Peoria
7.0
604,242,094
:
7.7
+ 19.0
+18.7
__
_
+
Week
..
5,958,496
""'12,545,7.98
8,220,219
7,516,639
Hastings
.
4,327,040
32,771,502
13,942,721
1,934,403
785,297,816
Haute
+
798,345,234
v4,178,380,585
the week ended June 2 for four years:
Clearings at—
+11.3
+14.5
— 3.0
+27.9
+ 9.3
Bend
Terre
+ 20.6
962,980,846
1,272,994,973
9,141,710,571
109
__
5,613,475
44,170,214
13,066,760
1,497,984
864,660,462
71,906,000
South
560,495,353
—
3,918,935
98,051,240
9,551,028
70,529,000
9,463,278
10,983,740
Wayne
Indianapolis
+
—
1,658,394
1,850,110
14,032,610
7,213,833
7,873.051
60,004,000
7,707,001
3,257,967
90,445,258
3.0
1.5
+11.5
+15.0
+ 2.0
—20.6
+ 1.2
+ 2.8
7,660,109
Missouri—St.
+ 13.4
1,267,932,415
16,421,920
6,871,199
100,768,494
Rapids
Lansing
$
$
3.0
2,280,427
16,169,595
Arbor
Montana—Billings
II
-r-
1953
1954
Inc. or
9,279,088,881
«•
10
Francisco
7,3i 7,520
9,474.087
571,290
149,196,573
Springfield
10,000,099,870
M
6
Dallas
12th San
+ 10.0
4,395,090
564,462
Orleans
637,254,950
If
10,678,610
11,741,031
6,632,03*
166,706,263
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Total
423,623,326
9
-
20,266,042
19,358,988
78,364,473
6.2
+ 70.3
CLEARINGS
618,907,593
7
8th St.
OF BANK
6.7
«
4
1.2
+
Rockford-
+
M
«l
560,495,353
+
5,078,388
i%
647,014,495
M
6
....
107,134,453
+ 25.3
101,340,826
and in
*
v
■
M
11
Philadelphia
larger by 0.6%
690,588,574
cities
—12
-
280,948,7Bb
:
82,527,306
5,232,684
by Federal Reserve Districts:
$
2—
June
1st Boston
2nd New York
"
1956
'
■
Ended
533,653,774
172,620,994
gain of 13.4%
Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
a summary
SUMMARY
96,718,185
6,411,338
Macon
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals are smaller
furnish
we
,
Florida—Jacksonville
but in the Richmond Reserve District
the San Francisco Reserve District by 4.6%.
following
0.4
5,335,41©
275,469,918
.
—
146,5o6,9b-*
4,626,510
5.3
+
—13.1
5,529,570
5,118,211
118,420,771
increase
an
and in the Philadelphia Reserve
by 13.9% but in the Dallas Reserve District the totals
In the
+ 35.7
16,151,00©
.
23,277,158
Augusta
improvement of 8.0%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 7.0% and the Minneapolis
an
136.338,184
299,300,000
23,545,867
note that in
(including this city) the totals register
Reserve District of 20.6%,
register
17,036,000
1.7
317,800,000
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
totals
4,368,744
3,464,977
8.6
—
103,408,514
Georgia—Atlanta
We group the cities according to the
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
and in the Atlanta
4.4
+
—
6.0%, the bank clearings
located and from this
are
7.8%, in the Boston Reserve District of 6.7%
District of 3.0%.
3,763,378
295,219,725
_
cities)
Michigan—Ann
the New York Reserve District
r.\
$18,770,519,677 against $17,558,793,093 in the
Outside of this city there was a gain of
week in 1955.
Federal Reserve Districts in which
the
9,409,378
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Total
of
1,054,344,721
19,397,000
Tennessee—Knoxville
has to be estimated.
present further below,
give final and complete results of the previous week
For that
at this
972,847,687
155,880,592
District of Columbia—Washington
+ 16.2
We cannot furnish them today,
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
same
+13.4
3,928,775
Maryland—Baltimore
+ 15.7
850,391,442
day
one
next week.
issue of
are
1,118,149,601
17,732,723
Nashville
we
353,217,243
153,212,607
Richmond
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
;
325,955,453
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
Total (6
Total
ends
+ 14.3
1,267,982,415
cities)
West
+ 13.8
3,736,099,485
(7
South Carolina—Charleston
Total
All
our
9,613,141
370,386,082
423,448^663'
—
+ 19.0
$16,374,746,578 $14,014,643,714
8,319,303
10,958,238
+ 11.6
365,729,699
7,803,185
2.8
8,287,528
10,651,334
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
429,334.287
+ 22.8
10,176,781
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
San
in
1,058,012,067
Cleveland
619,791,679
.
City
Louis
St.
Ohio—Canton
354,494,312
Boston
cities)
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+ 19.6
900,358,802
1,206,000,000
—
$9,115,400,962
1,043,242,861
York
New
Chicago
(11
%
1955
1956
Week Ended June 9—
49
Louisiana—Shreveport
1
6.3
0.5
+ 2.5
—12.3
+20.7
+37.4
—
0
8-J55.055
281,471.561
27,300,335
4.978,100
5,073 717
9,395,138
8,832,203
335,588,338
33,855,805
7,'411,00©
6,268,768
12,038,052
~
New
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(6
Total
630,538,574
I (12 cities)
647,014,495
+
6.7
618,907.593
cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
43,004,185
York—Albany—
<a )
Binghamton
108,029, 579
2.441,929
2,710 825
3,059,753
3,453, 426
9,628,808,706
8.936,773, 394
'
Elmira
Jamestown
—
York
—
__
Total
5,044,449
92,972,682
102,586.773
9.9
2,360,501
2,735,030
—il.4
1,975,295
2,338.858
—
New
(10
Jersey
cities)
L
Utah-Salt
+
7.7
9,077,614,473
8,600,977,663
—I
1.0
27,797,800
'
+ 10.8
17,030.669
17,542,346
+
6.6
26,895 247
25,152,719
City
fan
Francis'co
"
a
+15.8
117,795,129
+ 16.6
-
Barbara
Stockton—III—I-II
8.464,355
+17.0
0.7
0.2
+ 4.2
— 0.6
+ 4.4
951,204,549
—
Jose
58,060,845
21,315,282
/
8,832,694
Beach
Pasadena
San
130,811,174
+ 5.8
0.2
13b489,690
+
909,013,094
+ 4.6
13,403,902
508,334,478
18.136,527
4,972,878
—
—
26,239.816
18,691 678
Lake
California—Lon*
5,032,969
67,756,222
24,931,293
13,304.176
507.412,472
18,902,775
4,941.973
-
140,480,684
5,041,883
151,504,330
:
-
Oregon—Portland
Rant
30,817 890
31,656.701
29,691 ,786
65 226 541
67,545,295
_
Jersey—Newark
Northern
5,231.060
2.8
+
20,716,137
61,292,386
Connecticut—Stamford
New
33.929,268
30,498,740
Rochester
Syracuse
24.135.468
145.1
4,147 489
111.076.038
[Buffalo
New
Yakima—
+
61,998 421
10,000,099,870
9,279,088,881
Total
Grand
6.0
60.766,012
8.9
57,851,875
64,388,376
Outside
+
7.8
9,404,424,882
8,933,052,568
(a)
(10
total
cities)
—
(109 cities)
5,128,361
51,460,941
1?'2o«'o?o
".^9.242
429.000,103
^'"O.^l
5'15°'™2
793,383,730
7,970,429
18,770,519,677
17,558,793,093
+ 6.9
16,930,207,214
&,141,710,971
8,622,019,699
+ 6.0
7,852,592,741
61,911.070
+
—
403,994,166
Francisco—
148,576.731
Washington-Seattle
17,547 852
336,273,906
637.254,950
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkHew
0.6
New York City
Clearings operation
discontinued.
136,724,337
5.211,016
165,831,267
67,407,030
22,342,928
13,348,649
472,942,842
16,494,881
5,367,282
9,335,369
915,005,601
17,001,613,547
8,400,635,884
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Foreign Exchange Rates
General Time
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
1,
TO
1956
JUNE
Inc.,
&
Pipe Co.,
York (Value in United States Money)
*
Monday
Friday
®
\
Free
-
O
$
.0200250
.0200294
.0200281
Deutsche mark—
Germany,
India,
rupee————
Ireland, pound---————
Mexico, peso——r
——.—
Netherlands,
guilder———
—
New Zealand, pound———————
.
.326166
.209900
Dayton
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401'
Decker Mfg.
.00285500
.00285500
.00285468
Deere
.237750*
.237800* '
.238025*
.209700
.209600
.
.237675*
.209633
2.800520
1
'
2.801562
M
.0800560
.261043
.261056
.261043
2.773927
2.775886
2.772689
_
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.233321
.233325
.233330
.233325
2.790473
2.789953
2.791199
2.793171
2.800982
2.800446
2.801696
2.803616
.
Louis
RR.
shares
4.56%
4%
preferred
4.20%
Decrease
account—
Gold certificate
Total
gold
Other
certificate
831,538
3,321
128,883
+
bonds
decreased $109 million in the Cleveland District and a
total of $131 million at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of "other" securities decreased $44 million.
Holdings of United States Government
20,677
4,994
114,633
13,317
+
Acecptances—bought
79,027
+
7
+
16,435
4
+
+ 131,300
+
9,153,913
bought outright
Agricultural
—
123,180
+
20,300
S. Govt,
securities..
116,700
+
23,511,932
loans
Total
Due
from
and
foreign
Uncollected*
securities
cash
37,662
+
24,022,953
banks
+
.
301
items..
assets
+
1
+
9,825
+
11,681
+
36,669
Total
assets
50,149,566
8,167
+
53,278
—
+
589,600
LIABILITIES—
26,164,998
455,727
estate
loans
notes
Treasury
U.
S.
with
Reserves
Federal
Balances
13,133
S.
Other
253,870
18,468,504
+
435,191
+
989
317,275
+
21,741
Treasurer—general acct._
"
—
296,561
—195,756
—
145,625
Demand
84,297
Time
+
" 784 +
+
l,840t
36c
96,856
U.
deposits
S.
Interbank
Total
deposits
19,517,531
Deferred availability cash items—
Other liabs. and accrued divids..
3,211,361
22,109
+
80,844
liabilities
48,915,999
demand
605
—
1,323
2,513
+
497,897
CAPITAL
'Exclusive
ACCOUNTS—
314,967
693,612
...—
7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other
272
+
21,002
+
+
32,711
capital accounts
197,445
+
9~329
+
c37~990
8,167
+
—
to
liab.
gold
deposit
bilities
and
and
+
157
F.
R.
liability
purchased
$294
131
+
484
97
—
figures
23
209
f
6-
—
0.1%
—
0.2%
accept¬
2,580
+
882
+
114
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
and
including
banks of
found
those
Co.
justed, $131 million in United States Government depos¬
its, and $209 million in borrowings from Federal Reserve
Banks.
Con.
Transportation
mtge.
3%>-6%
Commercial and industrial loans decreased in all dis¬
tricts and
a
total of $308 million at all
reporting member
banks; the principal decreases were $104 million in New
York City, $40 million in the Chicago
District, $35 mil¬
lion in the Cleveland
District,
and
$25
District, $29 million in the Boston
million
in
the
Changes according to industry
release.
appear
District.
in another
press
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or
$57 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $45 million. Hold¬
ings of Treasury notes increased $121 million the Cleve¬
District, but they decreased in nine districts, result¬
net increase of $87 million at all reporting mem-
Artists
15-year 4%
Hanson-Van
Palestine
f.
s.
preferred stock
cum.
5.%%
f.
Corp., 6+
f.
5%
first
4%%
7-
3
6-
1
15c
6-12
6-
1
Ltd*
t2cc
7-31
6-30
25c
6-15
5-28
8-
Co.—
7-27
(Increased).
s.
f.
s.
First
$1.25.
30-year
Pacific RR.
5%
income
series
f.
2641
Duval
2285
Eason
_
-
bonds,
6%
A,
due
B,
1972..
due
I.)
-
series
Co.—
debentures, due
;
15
2541
Jun
15:
2541
Jun 15
Co.
1984
July
1
6-15
6-
7-
2
1
5-25
6-11
*
*
6-11
'
6-11
5-31
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-
25c
$1.75,
1
6-15
<
25c
6-15
12V2c
*
5-25
6-15
5-25
10c
6-18
6-11
6-13
10%.
7-11
5-10
$1.50
6-14
5-28.1
87J/2c
7-25
7-10
6-11
-
-
.S '
.
(final),
ord.
Nemours
„
.
Co.—
&
______
.
(quar.).
$1.12 Vz
7-25
25c
6-11
5-31
50c
7-
6-
46 %C
7-
6-,
50c
(quar.).—
7-
6-
7-
6-
__.
quar.)
(quar.)
51V4C
(quar.)
preferred
Potash
&
51 % c
1
7-10
5
7-
52'/2C
7-
52 %c
7-
31 %c
6-15
6-
1
31V4C
6-29
6-
8
10c
—
(1956)
(quar.)..
(quar.)___.
6-30
6-15
(quar.)
"
6-30
7-10
6-38
12%e
10-1 n
$1.50
7-17
6-29
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-15
5-15
,
_
6-15
12'4 c
50c
(initial s-a)
„.
Natural
(quar.)
Lines
Canada
Corp.,
Gas &
5%
25c
..
7-
2
6-20
t2dc
preferred (quar.)
Associates, com. (quar.)
$1.25
6-15
5-25
25c
6-28
6-
8
10c
6-28
6-
8
7-
6-
8
&
Loan Co.
:
-
Insurance
Eastern
Massachusetts
1st
.
-
(quar.)
Savings
Fuel
.
preferred '(quar.)
Life
15c
32,/2C
*
<quar.)
Malleable
6%
(s-a)
i
Gas, common
RR.
Eastern
2081
2585
(quar.).
preferred
Air
Extra
;
1,
75c
*■
,
'
(qua*.)
Mfg
preferred
Tennessee
Eastern
--
Oct.
de
Pennsylvania
4V2%
-
.
6-21
$1.25
(interim)
Eastern
2653
Jun
1972
2
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Quarterly,
Eastern
1
8
7-
12%c
common
receipts
dep.
Electric
or*
Eastern
July
6-
40c
.
..
Sulphur
East
1, 1968
5
2
2642
;
Jun 30
6-
7-
ECc
.
v
*
Dynamics Corp. of Amer., com.
2538
series
Co.,
convertible
2294
1963—
7
6-15
40c
preferred (quar.)
A.)
6-22
7-13
50c
;
___;
Laboratories—
B.)
1
-30c
*
—
___
Duro Test Corp.—
<
bonds,
Co., Ltd.—
Mortgage gold
Western
bonds,
common..
Co.
Eastern
mtge.
Tokyo Electric Light
(E.
5.20%
July
*
3
t25c
Ltd.,
preferred
(quar..)_____
4.20"%
preferred
(quar.)
$2.10
preferred
(quar.)
1,
-
-
5-18
7-
preferred
East
-•-*
6-15
6-15
t25c
1
preferred
2651
.
6-29
t-nc
8-
preferred
2534
"
6-28
6-28
40c
Pont
JulyJl
1 •"
6-22
7-16
Ltd.—
4.15%
Corp.—
mtge.
first
1, '
,
8
7-16
t35c
n7V2C4
Extra
April 1, 1961
July 1
due Nov. 1, 1968_Jun 15
-
due
debs.,
conv.
-July
1
(quar.)
$1 conv. pref.
1967
due
sinking fund coll. trust bonds, due Jan.
Lawrence
5%
Water
,
3
7-16
t$1.121/2
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
International
4%
Page
July 16...
pfd. stk.Jun 15
bonds due 1965
f.
Co.—
Newman-Crosby Steel Co.—
12-year 5V2% sub. debs, due
Northeastern
s.
debentures,
s.
conv.
6-
1
U2Vac
$4.50
Trading Corp.—
Winkle-Munning
s.
cum.
debentures, series B,
Housing Corp., 3%
15-year 4%%
Ludman
4%
Pictures Corp.,
Ampal-American
St.
a
Industries, Inc.,
Allied
6-29
7-
preference (quar. 1
Industries
(increased quar.)_:*__
2295
Date
9-14
7-30
4%
Corp.,
5%
Amun-Jsraeli
Philadelphia
carrying United States Government and other securities
decreased
Chemical
4.10%
■
9-20
t20c
i
Ltd.,
onemical,
$3.50
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
Company and Issue—
ACF
6-14
Corp., common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Page
1, 2039..Jun 15
due Jan.
A,
ser.
6-
6-20
semi-annual
preference
Duncan
Co.—
bonds,
6-11
25c
,_
(quar.)
'tar
Common
NOTICE OF TENDER
Philadelphia
6-15
35c
Duquesne Light, common (increased
3.75%
preferred (quar.)—;
Date
6-21
U73/2C
(quar.)
Scottish Investments,
American
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Company and Issue—
6-
6-30
/
Ltd.—
Steel
&
Dunlop Rubber. Ltd.—
du
8"
5
25c
Paper
1
8
7-10
.
5%:; preferred
called
6-
7-
.
(quar.)
(C.
5"
6-25
2uc
(quar.)
preferred
Dunham
7-
5%
(quar.)
(A.
7-
7-15
62V2c
dividend)
Foundries
Mont
6-
7-15
45c
Co.
Du
1
6-15
5c
9c
.
preferred
Dunhill
common
following principal changes for the week
ended May 30:
Decreases of $343 million in loans ad¬
4'/2c
income—
investment
Fund—
5%. convertible
the
shows
5-25
(quar.)
(quar.)__i
Duke-Power Co., common (quar.)_i.^-:
7%- preferred
(quar.)
___!
'■>
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
5-28
6-15
shares
Dresser
-'■*'
stock called for redemption,
under .sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
preferred
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Stock
common.-.—
(stock
Cox
Mines
5%
Notices
1,048
6-15
6-18
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.—
shares
Dow
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
18,041
6-29
Ltd.
Dragon Cement (quar. )_^
Draper Corp. (quar.)
.•
—
20c
5%
dividend).
Growth
.
4
t30c
(initial-semi-annuali
(stock
Corp.-Seagrams
Increased
re¬
foreign
44,888
(s-a)____
(quar.)
Driver-Harris
46.2%
on
for
1"
5-28
6-12
25c
pfd.
Drewrys, Ltd. U. S. A. (quar.)
Drilling & Exploration
Below will be
ing in
valuation
lia¬
note
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
land
of
•
6-20
(quar.)
$3
Car
Motor
Donaldson
166
+
gross.
District).
6-20
6-20
<fc
Dravo
(Cleveland
$1.50
____________—_____
25c
T
Donnacona
7
—
33
—
respectively.
revised
5-25
:
Dominion
7
—
commercial and industrial
estate loans and "other" loans
real
6-12
1
Dominion Stores Ltd.
630
—
24
—
deduction
25c
(quar.)
6-15
Dominion
increased
decreased
and
and $25 millions,
iMay
50,149,566
shown
are
6-
5-31
6-29
Houses
7%
reserves
combined
Contingent
ances
capital accts.
certificate
million
$318
items
after
and
banks
to
loan
reclassification
1955
5,
l'~
6-15
6-11
(quar.)
common
Dominion Glass Co.,
490
3
77
589,600
Tr~
Total
Ratio of
tOct.
loans
27,543
loans
of
individual
serves;
6-18 '
2
IV2C
20c
Realty
(quar.)
12 V2C
Dominion
118
—
1
949
*
1
5
preferred
Dome
64
+
9
381
Banks
Reserve
6-
6-
Beneficial
434
—
14
Borrowings—
Federal
6-12
6-15
6-11
Beneficial
deposits—
others
6-22
25c
Club
Dodge
216
+
$1
From
—_
Cement
Aluminum,
Dover
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section
(quar.)
Portland
Dobeckmun
747
—
64
—
1,498
17,768
7-10
30c
Foundry
Cup Co., common (quar.)
5%
conv.
preferred A (quar.)
Dixon
(Joseph)
Crucible
(quar.)
402
—
23
9,464
+
—
3,843
89,429
+
From
Total
21,684
Government
S.
7-20
8
—3,124
+
deposits
25c
(quar.)
5-28
—2,022
—
49,772
—153,213
+
U.
except
fl>'
5-15
5c
Tunnel
1
6-11
41/2%»
Government
7-
$1
Dixie
—6,153
44
—
55,521
deposits adjusted
12-
Quarterly from net
LIABILITIES—
14,244
+
—
5
12-15
37VaC
Common
Member bank reserves
U.
8
6-
62 %C
&
common
Dixie
r
Deposits:
Foreign
6-
6-15
(quar.)
87t
+
2,350
banks
domestic
6-14
62 V2C
(s-a)
Alkali
1311
—
980
with
6-15
6-18
6-
Dobbs
+
1,330
Banks..
Reserve
2
6-28
.6-
Distillers
122
+
*
5
+
in vault
7-
$1
(quar.)
Stores
New
45
+
—
^
5-31
1
Diamond
307
—
4
—
2
6-15
Diamond
Diners'
57
—
6,182
•?:*■ tot
7-
Diebold, Inc.—
,
7,951
banks
to
,
held)
7-
5,148t
—•
19,468
.
!
.•''' :'h
,"
$1.50
+
13
679
I
12V2C
Diamond
U
+
26,873
_______——
bonds
Other securities
9
Arts
308)
.+
544
6-
Chemical
Di-Noc
Diana
9
—
6-20
Louis
$2,/2-$3l/2 pfd.
preferred
560
3
indebtedness.
of
8
25c
Corp.,
7,460
8,503 ■'»
securities—total—_
6-
7-
+
—
10,756
bills
Steel
Diversified
—
6-29
62 Vac
Stamping
+
1,277
*—:
loans
8
(quar.)__________
Dewey Portland Cement
Di
Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
carry¬
or
8
6-
& Western RR,_.—_____
Trucking
Iron
343
—
2,435
—______
6-
6-30
Hillsdale & South Western RR. Co.—
Detroit
pur¬
securities—*
purchasing
certificates
Cash
+
for
for
St.
;
8
6-30
6-30
25%
shares
&
33V3
each
Canada
391
—
477
—
dealers
carrying
or
Government
Loans
Federal Reserve notes
27,307
:
Treasury
339~879
69,865
4*
4,150,626
premises
Other
66,623
206,697
Bank
loans
Treasury
22
—
S.
loans-
industrial
and
loans
Other
U.
49,900
—
;
securities
ing
102,880
—
84,724
adjusted*—...
brokers and
to
Other
Real
Total U.
1956
6-
$1
Y.,* Chicago
for
Harvester
Detroit,
6%
5-31
$1.07
(s-a)—;
Gray
Detroit
June 1,
1955
May 23,
—
adjusted*
Commercial
14,600
—
RR.
&
Detroit
(In millions of dollars)
2,658,924
+ 131,300
20,300
Detroit
+
investments
and
Loans
Loans
23,491,632
8
2
$1.05
preferred (s-a)___
Union Stockyards (quar.)
Detroit
1956
chasing
Total
stock
Transit,
Denver
Decrease (—) Since
2,801,750
Held under repurchase agreem't
8
6-
Semi-annual
May 30,
2,491,924
10,932,699
—
Bonds
290,180
__
6-
6-30
7-
$2'/2-$31/2
Increase ( + ) or
Loans
Certificates
Notes
ber banks follows:
542
603,270
6-30
$1.14
pfd. (quar.)
Western Ktt.—
(Partial distribution of one
N.
Chicago
Denver
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
ASSETS—
—
92V2C
—
3.70%
(quar.).
Denver Rio Grande
r
443
Bought outright—
Bills
8
(quar.)__
Detroit -Mortgage
securities:
Government
banks.
ber
102,196
923
outright
Denver
District, but they decreased $70 million in New York
City and $35 million in the San Francisco District; there
was a net increase of $77 million at all reporting mem¬
13,303
493,663
-
6
6-
35c
of
Delaware
adjusted increased $147 million in
the Chicago District and $62 million in the Cleveland
74,990
+
advances
loans
6-
6-28
Lackawanna &
com.
deposits
A summary
254,347
6-15
Electric
share
14,250
—
342,774
and
Industrial
S.
23,998
+
—
21,105,524
reserves
cash
Discounts
1955
+
other Banks
of
notes
R.
June 8,
1956
20,273,986
Redemption fund for F, R. notes.
(—) Since
May 30,
6-15
40c
(quar.)—;
preferred
preferred
Stock dividend
Increase ( + ) or
2
stock for each
common
held)
preferred
Delaware,
(In thousands of dollars)
7-
Lackawanna & Western RR.—
(Two of New York, Chicago
St.
&
Delta
Demand
6-12
6-4
I21/2C
(quar.)
Delta Air Lines, Inc. (stock dividend)
Federal Reserve Bank's Combined
5-28
3
1
C 10c
from
3373
•Nominal.
1956
25c
Delaware Power & Light,
4.28%
ber banks.
7-
-'7- 2
7%c
'
—
Holdert
Of Kef..
Stock dividend
.496766*
.0349000
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
269?
7-1
$1.25
(quar.)
<fe
Delaware,
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
pfd.
5%
Iron,
common
from investment income and 4%
realized security profits) i._
Hudson Co., new com. (initial)
cents
(8
Delaware
.0349000
June 6,
Payable
(quar.)
Co.,
cents
.261043
2.773205
.
•
.0800560
.0800560
Malleable
&
Stores,
Inc..—_.
Delaware Fund, Inc.—
2.803645
-
,
.0800560
.496766*
ASSETS—
When
Snare
Dejay
.209000
.209700
.209600
2.801041
.140080*
—
(subordinate)—Jun 29
Per
Philippine Islands, peso—————
.496766*
Portugal, escudo..————
.0349000
Sweden, icrona
;
.193330*
Switzerland,
franc—.233300
Union of South Africa, pound—
2.792652
United Kingdom, pound sterling—
2.303125
krone———-——
•
issue.
Name of Company
.140080*
Norway,
■
DIVIDENDS
1.011473
.00435401*
.261050
2.775371
i
2653
Jun 28
.326333
1.010580
.00285500
.0800560
•
.0200^.o0
,
.326166
1.009531
.209633
.00285500
———,237775*
——
.209866
—
2.803125
v.
-
(Continued from page 16)
.0385802*
.326200
-—
this
in
2.233980
;
.0385802*
.0385802*
1.009114
-
Co.—
stock
due 1975
debentures,
Announcement
.0276333*
2.232403
*
.00435401*
2293
Jun 29
preferred stock
preference
'.0555555*
.0283666*
.0283233*
2.231407
.0385802*
—
Finland, markkaFrance (Metropolitan), franc
21851
,
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0285333*
pound-————;——
2076,
15
_
2.231822
2.233565
Austria, schilling
.0385802*
Belgium, franc
——-——0200354
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar
.326300
Canada, dollar
———
1.009947
Ceylon, rupees—_———,209866
Australia,
"J.;;
.0555555*
.0555555*
.0285333*
Official
*•
Jun 30
f. sub. debs, due 1969—Jun
»•
<t
Si
Argentina, peso—
.'••
2537
June 7
June 6
June 5
June 4
June 1
2
1
2183
stock_July
pfd.
cum.
California—
of
Co.
convertible
3%
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Oil
1
stoat
preferred
5%%
Public Service
cumulative
4.567<
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New
Unit
and Monetary
4%
prior
Indiana
Northern
Union
Country
Heintz,
NayJor
INCLUSIVE
1956,
7,
Jack
4*4%
Inc.,
Batteries,
L-O-F Glass Fibers Co.
Page
Date
July
preferred stock
Corp. 4'/4%
Gould-National
ACT OF 1930
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF
FEDERAL
BY
JUNE
.»
Monday, June 11, 1956
.
Company and Issue—
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
Pursuant to the
U.
.
ISSUE CALLED
ENTIRE
F.
.
(2806)
50
Iron
preference A
(N.
|
:
-
Y.)_
(quar.)——
Street
*
'
$1.12%
1
30c
6-15
5-31
50c
6-11
5-25
$2
6-25
6-
Rv.—
(accum.)
8
Volume
Number 5541
183
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2807)
Per
v
Name of Company
Eastern
Common
iboch
no
par
Common
(both
no
par
States
,
(quar.j—
.
10-
preierred B
1
6%
(accum.)
Sugar Associates,
kodak
pfd.
$2
from
net
Paper
Economic
8-
,
Baler
Ecuadorian
Edoy
Paper
4V4%
class
Class
B
6-12
32
2
(quar.)
preferred!"-(quar.)
$4.72
El
preierred
$4.12
preierred
Paso
(quar.)__
Electric Auto-Lite
Electric
Bond
Elcctiolux
Co.
Elizabetntown
Elliott
Co.,
preierred
5%
2nd
Elmira
.
6-1
6-11
General
*/«
/»'.
5-28
6%
General
American
General
Baking
5-28
General
6-15
General
50c
'
A 6-14
General
7-
3IV4C
.
; 25c
2 *
•4%'
6-29
6-
6-15
'•
5-15
5-31
General
Candy
5-21 2
General
Cigar
Contract,
Erie
Resistor
$1.20
Co.
5%
preferred
6-11
5'/o
7-
2
6-11
Ewa
Excelsior
Ex-Cell-O
Corp.
Excelsior
LLe
Fafnir
Bearing Co.
(The)
Fairbanss
Co.,
Fairmont
Railway
"
6-14
6-
6-11
5-31
6-29
6-
9-
1
1
8-10
12-
1
payable in
payable in
dividend
payable
9
•
General
-
Industries,
1
5%
6-15
6-
1
General
1
General
6-15
General
6-15
7-
25c
7- 2
6-11
10c
6-26
6-
2>
i$2
"
•
*7-
;
6-
3
$1.50
Traders
Life
Farrel-Birrningham
Federal
Bake
Federal
life
■Mich.)
Federal
6-15
t50c
preferred
Portland
Precision Equipment,
&
preferred
6-12
2
6-12
6-30
25c
6-22
S3
7-1
50c
6-25
6-
6-29
6-
8
15c
:
Electric-
(quar.)
Screw
Inc
preferred
Works
Co.
'Class
B
First
Security
Garnet
Fund.
6-
((quar.)
6-
Glenmore
6-11
1
Distilleries
B
Z_
$3
Motors
B
(Canada)
1
6-15
66-
$4.50
1
6-20
5
1
prior
6-
2
6-20
Gold
2
6-20
Goldblatt
Stock
&
Golden
7-16
5-31
7-
2
6-12
Goodrich
(B.
7-2
6-12
Goodyear
Tire
-
Goodyear. Tire &
7- 2
8-12
50c
6-29
6-
1
81 tec
•
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-5
Cycle
class A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dairies
Wavne
Bros.
&
6-25
4
8-24
6-13
5-17
6%
preferred
preferred
t$1.25
6-15
5-
7
6%
preferred
7
Co.
Co
Funds,
6-15
5-
7-
6-15
25c
6-15
6-
6-15
5-15
35c
(quar.)____
6-20
6-12
25c
6-15
6-
6-29
6-19
2
1
1
Inc.—
f30c
quar.)
Extra
(quar.)
Calculating
(L.)
Machine
Realty
finer,
7-25
6-30
7-25
6-30
6-15
6-
Quarterly
25c
6-12
5-31
8-15
8-
10c
pr*fprred
Frigikar
(initial)
new
com.
1
10c
quar.)
(quar.)
Friendly Finance, Inc., 6%
Corp..
6-1
25c
(increased
6-15
(quar.)
11-15
15c
6-15
7tec
6-30
11_
"
1
A
preferred
1
6- 1,
6-15
Products
Union
(quar.)_
50c
7-
2
6-14
12tec
Hilo
Electric
&
Hines
(initial
Holan
7-
5-31
7-
6-18
7-
6-11
7-
$1.50
7-
6-15
7-
6-11
6-30
6-21
55c
6-30
6-
60c
6-15
5-15
8
i$l
6-30
6-
tl2tec
6-15
5-31
i 12
6-15
5-31
(quar.)
tec
8
50c
6-
6-27
6-11
10c
(s-a)
6-15
30c
(quar.)__
—
3-for-l
6-25
6- 8
1
1
2
6-15
6-
40c
7-
6-13
2
7-
2
6-13
7-
3
«i6-15
7-
2
6-22
5c
6-16
6-
8-
1
7-16
5
H.»
7-25
6-20
7-
6-15
60c
6-29
6-19
6-15
6-
3
20c
3
6-15
6-
1
5
5
6-25
5-31
(quaf.)__
7-10
6-22
25c
6-29
12 tec
6-29
6-19
2
6-11
25C
Mines
Ltd.
(quar.)
—
7-
J6c
6-29
6-15
6-
1
(stock dividend)—
Canadian
for each
HoHy Minerals Corp.
20 shares
6-15
held
(quar.)
common
^preierred
(quar.)
& Marine Insurance
Co., Ltd., class A
5-3>
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-11
(Calif.)—
(initial)
112 tec
Home
Telephone
&
Telegraph
Co.
Wayne, Ind.), common (quar.)
5% preferred series A (quar.)—
7-
1
6-
4
(Fort
45c
6-25
6-20
&
Telegraph
(s-a)
Co.
62 tec
of
Guaranty
Co.
(Brooklyn,
1
6-20
7-
1
6-21
Vir¬
Z
z
7-
17c
25c
Telephone
Title
6-29
12 tec
-
Co.,
5-21
DC
20c
40c
par)
Fire
9-
12-
Ltd.
(quar.)
Gold
9-15
12-15
50c
Canada,
(quar.)
Consol
ginia
5-25
6-30
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Furnace
Home Oil
6-11
6-15
25c
(quar.)
6-25
8-15
50c
Quarterly
Home
5
6-
50c
Co.
of
Oil
Home
1
6-
6-13
40c
&
Co.
Lumber
Electronics
Homasote
57e
6-
6-27
145c
One share of
Home
6-15
40c
(J.
(lc
5-18
1
40c
Holly Corp.
Holly
6-15
7-
53y8c
split)
common
Paper
(Edward)
Holland
6-11
5
6-15
35c
after
Bartlett
Light,
Dauch
Hoffman
6-
12'Ac
:
(quar.)
Quarterly
5-31
$1.12 te
quar.)
N.
Y.)
60c
40c
6-11
6-
1
9-10
8-17
Honolulu
Gas,
Ltd
25c
6-12
6-
4
12-10
11-16
Honolulu
Rapid Transit,
—
20c
6-13
6-
1
$2
9-10
2-17
5%
12 tec
6-15
6-
5
6-11
5-18
Hooker
(quar.)_
$1.06 y»
6-28
6-
1
$2
6-11
5-18
25c
6-30
6-20
$2
9-10
8-17
$2
9-10
8-17
$2
12-10
11-16
$2
12-10
11-10
t25c
(quar.)
5-17
56 tec
7-16
6-25
6-15
6-15
-
5-24
quar.)
50c
7-
1
6-
4
93%c
(Increased
Semi-annual
Mining
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Hoover
Ball
Hoover
Class
&
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock (Increased quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
pfd.
Bearing
B
(quar.)
6-12
5-18
30c
—
common
preferred
30c
6-12
5-18
$1.12 te
Co., class A common
4te%
7-
1
6-
4
35c
7-
2
6-15
Horder's,
Horner
Hot
Inc.
6-29
6-20
Houdaiile
Inc.
Industries,
common
3% 7c
20c
6-15
5-18
5-18
30c
6-11
6-30
6-13
5te%
$30c
6-30
6-15
57c
Houston Oil Field
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__——
4.40%
preferred
(quar.),
f40c
7-16
7-
3
8-
1
6-15
6-
1
3
6-15
3
6-15
30c
7-14
6-30
93 tec
7-14
Z—
$1
7-14
6-30
7 14
6-30
$1.37 te
6-29
6-15
$1.25
6-29
6-15
25C
7-
56 tec
common
(quar.)
Finance,
1
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Household
8-
$12tec
(Frank W.) Ltd., class A
Shoppes,
$2.25
25c
(quar.)
4%
(quar.)__
common
preference-(quar.)
Electrochemical, $4.25
6-25
50c
(quar.)
5-15
6-20
10c
(quar.)__
6-15
7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-22
Homestake
$2
preferred
Indemnity
6-30
5-18
$1.50
:
5-21
6-11
$1.50
,
.6-11
$1.50
(quar.)
Paper Ltd.,
common
Common
5-31
15c
1
6-15
6-
125c
Ltd
Common
6-14
2
2
37 tec
Products,
Spencer,
6-16
1
7-
6-15
'Powder—
common
Hinde
6-11
6-11
6-
15c
—
preferred A (quar.)—.
6-14
$1.12te
class A__
Co., common
preferred (quar.)_
Lakes
6-15
6-12
6-12
6-15
43 tec
Products,
Hibbard,
6-15
(Canada)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
(quar.t
$1.20 class B pref.
(initial)
6-15
5-23
(quar.)
(W. T.)
Gray Drug Stores
A
1
7-16
(initial)
City Steel
class
common
7-
3
6-11
25c
6-15
7-
6-11
25c
1
1
6-11
6-12
10c
7-
6-29
6-12
6-12
50c
6-15
(quar.)
Varnish
American
77c
5-25
5-23
91 tec
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
5%
:
Co., 4'/2%
Ranids
Hercules Galion
7
6-11
6-12
30c
7-
1
(quar.),
Grafton & Co., class A (quar
Great
Hercules
1
B
Great
6-21
Co.—
preferred
*3%%
5-31
2
7-
4
25c
7 tec
Ltd
Paper
6-
S5c
(quar.)
Cement
5-14
6-14
13 tec
preferred
Brewing
Co.,
6-25
13%c
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
8%
Grant
5-31
6-21
6-11
Rubber
8%
(G.)
6-15
12c
Hershey Chocolate, common (quar.)
4'/4 7c preferred series A (quar.)
Hershey Creamery (quar.)
Hertz
Corp.
(quar.)
Hewitt-Robins, Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)_
preferred A (quar.)
8% preferred B (quar.)
8% preferred A (quar.)
8% preferred B (quar.)
Grand
6-21
7-
Rubber
&
7
12%c
(quar.)
Curtis Industries,
(George W.) Co.,
preierred
(quar.)
New
(quar.)
(increased
7
6-
12 tec
_Z
(quar.)
3.65%
Helene
(quar.)__
A
,
Co._—
Helme
8-
Employees Life Insurance
R
Glass
J.),
Heiemano
10c
8%
Granite
1
the
8%
7
Grand
8c
f20c
Ltd.
6%
'
Granpc
Preferred stock series
Cos.,
(W.
Common
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Auto
Custodian
2
9-
7tec
Steel
Drive
7-
25c
Paper
(s-a)
Corp.
Pressed
Wheel
Government
Grace
7-
20c
Government
4
-t$1.25
(quar.)_^
Corrugated
Foster-Wheeler
4
6-
6-
3
15c
Ltd
Co.,
(quar.)__
(quar.)
C
Mining
6-11
(quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Employees Insurance
6-
6-14
Sugar
common
(quar.)
(H.
15c
—
non-voting)
Hecla
Heinz
Hollinger
Gordon Mackay Stores, Ltd.,
Class
B
Gorham
6-
15c
Co.
&
6-14
•
9
7-10
6-15
(quar.)
F.)
&
Telephone,
preferred A
Hazel-Atlas
2
tltec
(quar.)
25c
Commercial
preferred D (quar.)
preferred E
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
5.30%
Hazeltine
50c
Telegraph
Bros,
3
$2
•
—
(increased)—
$1.23
Y.)
class
Brewing, 60c preferred
1 te %
preferred
(quar.)
6-26
6-15
7-
25c
(accum.)
(quar.)
preierred B
5.10% preferred
2
Cement
preferred
6-18
25c
pfd.
prior
$4
Agricultural
4.80%
45c
dividend)
(N.
Goebel
60c
Ltd.,
6-15
7-
Glidden
Co.
(quar.)_.—
Godchaux Sugars, Inc.—
6-
75c
(quar.)
and
6-16
12tec
6-15.
2
10c
L:
Co
Co.
7-
6-15
Tobacco,
Furniture
Hawaiian
7%
(quar.)
Co.,
Portland
2%
class A
(voting
2
7-'2
Put¬
(quar.)
Falls
$1 05
^
7-
1
60c
Glens
*
;____
6-15
7-
(quar.)__
5-31
25c
(quar.)__
1
;
(quar.)
Hem-Werner
(quar.)
common
0-7
1
6-29
50c
—
dividend
Heilenian
Co
Insurance
30c
Ford
Friedman
Class
&
Brick,
6-15
7-
*
(quar.)
com.
Motor
Frick Co.
Falls
Ltd.
7-1
30c
com.
(quar.)_
Wallace,
E,
Ford
Friden
Glens
7-
(s-a)
(quar.)
Fraser
5-31
2
I6tec
Z—4-
(quar.)
dividend
Franklin
7-
(stcck
Cement
3%
Stores, common
dividend—____.
Macninely & Chemical,
3Y4% preferred
(quar.)_„
Fownes
Mascot
$1.18%
!'
;
Food
Fostoria
Giant
30c
(increased)
com.
(quar.)
pfd. A
Class
5
40c
(quar.)
Foremost
6-
$1
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5%
&
6-15
H.)
7-
to
Hastings Manufacturing Co
(quar.)___
Shale
,6-18
45c
changed
$1.15
Oil
(P.
fi
6-15
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
57®
60c
of
name
Getty
60c
(quar.)
Food
Class
the
5
62tec
_________
Utilities,
7-
changed to Georgia-
15c
Public
Forbes
April 30
Portland
6-
1
6-
Stock
2%
6-
Glen-Gery
7-20
77-
Haverty
$1.25
6-15
Giant
6-15
40c
(quar.)
common
issue
Corp.
1
6-30
2 te %
Hartman
-
preferred
Glatfelter
Harsco
1
6-
tl5c
Corp.,
2nd
6-
6-13
5
share
per
quar.)
$4.60
8
pfd.
6-11
6-13
50c
$1.50
Ltd
Harris-Seybold Co.
(quar.)
Harrisburg Steel Corp.
(name
Hercules
$4.92
6-
Harnischfeger
6-30
50c
(quar.)
Carpets,
Hendershot
8
5-31
4%
(qucr.)_
^——
preferred
5%
5-25
5
62tec
Boston—See
5-31
75c
Corp.
Co.
of
6-
6-20
6%
25c
6-15
6-15
A.), class A
(quar.)
Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning Co. (stock.div.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
Harding
6-11
Co.—
B
Hawaiian
(quar.)
Mines,
9
35c
(quar.)
6-
Fund
common
6-
6-
>
6-20
6-28
(M.
12tec
was
9
2
Stock dividend (payable in class A com.)
Class
5te %
$103
Power
6-29
Oil
6-
7-
1
Corp.
Co.,
Organ
5-21
2
$1.12te
Z
(quar.)
preferred (qud-r.)
7-
1
Plywood Co.—
Effective
5-25
6-15
7-
dividend
Pacific
6-15
$1.06 te
7-
$1.06'A
t30c
(quar.)
common
Mineral
at
1
<quar.)___
above company
7
$1
37 tec
__r
6-20
59%c
dividend)
Co., $5 preferred
pieferred
(quar.)___
3c
Florida
Stock
Note:
6-
50c
(quar.)_.
& Light Co., common
Fcote-Burt
8
6-29
6-25
55c
_
(s-a)__
Z
preferred
6-
7-13
common
6-28
(entire Issue called
40c
(quar.)
-
Power
Stock
pfd.
(Increased
Paper,
preferred
50c
55c
preferred
4te %
7
Gas
27tec
Stock
Georgia
(quar.)
Power
S4.20
6-27
SI
11c
(quar.)
Florida
Fair
5%
5-25
6-
Hartford
(quar.)
50c
Corp.
(quar.)
preferred
5
6-15
5
(quar.)
30c
Florida
4%%
8
5
6-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
66-
6-15
6-15
35c
(quar.)___
convertible preferred (quar.)
common
6-
preferred
Common
6-30
6-26
10c
Watch,
1
preferred
(George)
2
7-
6-15
nam
7-
5-28
6-30
Georgia-Pacific
Y.)—
City)
Stores
Co.,
1
6-20
20C
6-11
53c
Parts
35c
7-
6-15
Genungs, Inc. (quar.)
George Putnam Fund
6-8
Inc.^
(Jersey
Fittings, Ltd., class A
Flagg-Utica, 5% prior preferred
Flintkote
5-25
6-26
1
t20c
Printing Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
25c
6-15
40c
Bank
National
6-11
7-
t25c
2%
2
July
common_J.
Chemical
2
on
•
Harshaw
7-
this
5-21
5
7-
plus
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
common
6-
35c
Genuine
1
6-30
(quar.)
Fire Association of Philadelphia
First
1
1
6-15
31 tec
15c
of America, class A
National
6-
8-17
7-
6-30
(quar.)
4te%
9-10
$1.16
40c
—
6-29
Co. of Michigan—
(quar.)jsfii_
50c
<quar,.)_
Industrial
Financial
-6-
6-15
—
Y.)
7
(quar.)
5te 7o
5-18
$1.25
(quar.)
6-11
5-31
6-11
preferred
40c
Quarterly
Fiduciary Trust-(N.
6-15
6-11
preferred
$2.20
6-12 > -6-1
6-12
$1
(quar.)
*
Finance
6-15
t
37tec
(quar.)
(N.
6-
Telephone Co. of Ohio—
General Time,
for redemp.
6-12
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Hawaiian
General Telephone Co. of Pa. (quar.)__
General Telephone Co. cf the Southwest—
5-31
50c
—
Corp.
2
6-28
$1.25
6-30
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Publications
preferred
General
4-30
7-16
7-16
20c ^
,.
Bearings,
Board,
Telephone
$2.40
5-3
7-16
15c.
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance
Four
6-15
-
17c
10c
Paper
2
7-
$1.40
17c
Extra
Fort
General
Creek,
Ferry Cap & Set Screw
;
Fibreboard Paper Products, common...
4% con v. preferred (quar.)
Fidelity Fund, Inc.
(quar.)_______
:
1
5-21
11-26
59 tec
preferred (quar.)__.
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
$2.37 te
preferred
(quar.).
.Z
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
___i
16^15
6-11
12-17
(quar.).:
53tec
4.25%
6-15
6-
1
General
4
10c
*
-
50c
$1.25
RR., common
40c
(quar.)
2
37tec
5-25
55c
7-
1
7-14
45c
common
7-
;
6-
7-
(quar.)
17c
Federated
:
(quar.)
preferred
Z
Insurance Co.
Federal
Foote
Castings
4.75%
.____
__
Federal-Mogul-Bower
<'
Steel
General Telephone Corp.,
4.40%
(quar.)_
6-11
ZZL 6- 1
15c
6-12
6-
5-21
50c
Securities, Inc.-
-5-15
6-25
2
60c
General
Ltd.—
(Battle
60c
6-15
5-31
1
6-18
8-
12 tec
1
8
2
'
(quar.)
7- 2
(reduced)
Casualty
6-
7-
6-15
6-20
12 tec
7-
A
(W. F.)
Hancock
*6-30
35c
)
(quar.)_
5-21
5-31
1
•«
Corp.—
(quar
6-11
4te%
1
60c
1
1
Hammond
6-11
5-31
7-
6-20
5
7-
45c
quar.)
common_.i___
(quar.)
62y2c
(quar.)_
Shops
Pacific
Federal
■1.
(Increased
6-15
Special
S4
Railway Signal
Refractories
General
National Mortgage Association—
Federal
Firth
Cement
Extra
4
'
8-
50c
6-
5-25
6-15
6-15
Hanna
Advertising (quar.)
6-20
6-13
$1.11
1
7-
75c
20c
Z
(quar.)
4.64%
Ltd.,
Hammermill
——
1
'
(quar.)
6-
8-
,7-20
8-
preferred
6-15
$1.25
1
37 tec
(quar.)
Co.,
Brass,
Class
$1.25
(quar.)_
6-29
5-21
Hall
93 %C
$1.18%
5-15
-
(quar.)
56tec
Insurance
(quar.)
Federal
First
6-
,
pfd.
7-16
8
5-21
Haloid
Corp.—
(quar.)
8
6-15
7-
$1.25
8
$1.25
6-
6-15
6-15
12c
(quar.)
••
7-14
6-15
5%
Motors
preferred
37tec
(quar.)
Monthly
Fe.ro
1
$7.50
s-a)
Monthly
Monthly
>
8-
Printing Co.
General
-
5-31
6-30
j
General
9
6-29
5-31
-
35c
____.
6-
6-30
$1.10
4%
|
6-
6-30
$1.05
5-11
-
(quar.)
General Outdoor
6-11-
6-15
$5
i
5-25
7-2
50c
*'
M.lls,
11-15
6-15
6-30
(quar.)
Hahn
1
8-15
0.0075%
7- 3
,
(quar.)
5-28
common..
(quar.)
com.
Manifold &
$3.75
6-15
•
preferred
0.0075%
common
5
6-18
$4.44
6-
common
in
1
6-
*6-15
6-28
preferred
preferred
Hamilton
dividend
6-
$4.40
6-15
6-15
-
—
(quar.)
preferred
Power
$4.20
6-13
7-25
5
.
7
6-.1
15c
(quar.)
common
Gulf States Utilities,
6-29
-
6-11
6>
25C
(quar.)
preferred
$5
Gulf
.
.
dividend
6-
30c
Corp.—
quar.)__.
Stock
4
6-15
'
(increased
Stock
-
8-10
9-
11-
Fireprooiing
Foods
Gas
:Stock
1
$1.25
t37tec
&
8
90C
37tec
Quarterly
Farmers
8
6-
50c
35c
Corp.,
6-
1
General
Z
Canadian
1
7-
1
(quar.)
tlOc
Piayers
7-
15c
6-30 *'
87 tec
(s-a)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Fansteel Metallurgical (quar.)
8
6-
Extra
Famous
6-
7-25
(quar.)
Family Finance Corp., common
4te%
preference A (quar.)
5% .preferred B (quar.)
1
6-15
quar.)
(Inc.
7-
40c
60c
Ltd.
8
20c
General
Mines
6-
50c
-
Motors
Falconbridge Nickel
7
1
25C
____
preierred
8
5-
7-
(quar.)
Fair)
6%
6-
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Ohio
&
preferred
$5
6-15
$1.25
:
(quar.)
par)
Mobile
$5
6-11
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—
25C
Corp.
(quar.)
The
(see
<>-20
(quar.)—
General
Fair
6-20
2
Finance
General
Gulf,
2
7-
2%
:
>
.
6-20
2
7-
5-29
6-15
25c
preferred
Insurance
1
6-15
J5C
_i
Finance
Consumer
convertible
Life
1
$1.06 te
(quar.)
Gulf Interstate Gas,
7-
Electric
General
60c
$1
Crude
Oil
Guardian
Gulf
8
50c
Z:
General
v(quar,)_
(Toronto)
3bc
(quar.)_-_
Society
11-
50c
(quar.)
conv.
Groiler
9
2
$1.25
Die
6-15
6-30
General
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
31 tec
(quar.)__
General
2
30c
Insurance
Co.
6-
•
6-18
2
1
____ZZ
Exolon
2
7-
1
12tec
Y.)
6-
7-
6-
,_,Z._____,____—.
(N.
8
6-30
$2
"5c
6-20
20c
Insurance
9
70c
.
(quar.)__
pfd.
6-
6-
7-
25C
pfd. (quar.)
Grinnell Corp. (quar.)
Grocery Store Products (quar.)
9
6-30
6-
7-
$1.25
,
(quar.)
6-
15c
(quar.)
common
($100
5%
9
25c
Griesedieck Co., common
6-15
;
6-15
(quar.)
Plantation
2
1
% 6-30
6-15
$1.25 '
(increased
6-15
20C
5/o' preferred ($20 par)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
-____2_
common
6-
7-
&
1
6-
2
$2
(quar.)
Tap
9-
12-
7-
5uc
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (1954 series)
.5%
7-
2
preferred
9-10
40c
(quar.)
4te %
6-15
30c
_"_
(quar.)
1
5-23
12-10
(liquidating)
Copper
Co.
Greening (B.) Wire Co., Ltd. (quar.)__^
Greyhound Corp., common (quar.)
1
6-
15C
6-11
Corp._
preferred
<6-
1
25c
.
(quar.)___^
2
(quar.)_
Eversharp, Inc.,
Corp. _Z
Co., com.
preferred
1
Texas—
preferred
7-
:
(quar.),
1
1
7-
$1.12 y2
of
5%
6-29
-
Mig.
2nd
6-15
$1.65
Pittsburgn RR., 7% gtd. (quar.)
Erie Railroad, com.: (quar.)2.
.____z
Ero
6-
5%
7-
'
Building
(Daniel)
Greenfield.
7v
12tec
2
&
preierred A
6
-■■.V"
62tec
(quar.)
6-
luc
-
Corp.," common.
preferred
(quar.)
6-21
25c
6-15
6-25
130c
(quar.)
preferred
62 tec
Air Freight (increased semi-annual)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
1
Empire. District Electric, common (quar.)__
Empire Petroleum Co. (stock dividend)
$5
$8
General
,
__
6-30
8
1
6-
30c
(quar.)
com.
Giant, class A_.
Class B __!
6-15
6-15
,6-18
$1.75
Corp.,
(quar.)
Cananea
Green
$1.10
—
Green
6-
•*
*
(Texas)
40c
preferred
Greene
6-30
t$1.25
Cable
convertible
25c
1
1
"
(quar.)
Transportation
Co.,
(quar.)_
Builders Supply,
1st
4%
8
1
6-
6-15
28y8c
Box
30c
-
(quar.)—-
*
8
6-
40C
t$1.33
Co.
6-
6-30
6-18
40c
Sugar
Greeley Square
6-15
6-30
•
7 tec
(quar.)
:
preferred
5-28
2 2
37 tec
$1.12'te
6-
6-30
62 tec
Z__
Ry.__.
Western
7%
6-30
25c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Great
15c
convertible
5-28
7-
"7-
50c
Z_
Gas
(quar.)
9-14
(quar.)
2
7- 2
$1.03
2:
1
6-30
$1.12te
2
Ero
A
Oil
t
(quar.)
preferred A
1
/(quar.)
6-15
Williamsport RR.—
preferred (s-a),—
preierred
10-
Investors Co.,-common.__
American
45c
,-♦»
Z__
■$5
56 tec
50c
preferred
General
Common
2
(quar.)
$5
(quar.)__
*
American
$4.50
&
7%
6-15
General Acceptance Corp., com.
6-11
Emery
Erie
6--1
$1.18
(quar.)_
5-25
8-16
com.
Northern
1
J31tec
(quar.)
Paper Co.—
preferred A (quar.)
4.40%
Great
1
(quar.)
preferred
\quar.)
-
(quar.)____.
preferred
'.'6-20
6-11
8
6-12
1
(quar.)_:
Ltd.,
3-
7-
& Co., com.
Co.
6-29
9-
(quar.)
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
Nortnern
6-15
(quar.)
Power
1st -preference
Lakes Towing
Great
T5c
preferred
5te %
6-15 r- *6-
.
—
(quar.)
Consolidated
0%
5-31- '
6-20
(quar.)___2^__2_2222_:
common
5%
______
__
(quur..)___z:_
Elgin National Watch
Gatineau
.
'' 5-16
5%
Great
3-29-57
15c
preferred
conv.
$1.37te
■
«
(quar.)
Share
&
Corp.
4te%
*
(Julius)
8
7
"
;
Garrett Corp.
-5-25
<■
6-15
6-12
35c
Garfinkel
"5-25
7-1
(quar.»___.
Natural Gas
.
'*
$1.62te
common
4V2 %
1
-'6-11' '
"6-11
35c
2_2--—■—.222—_2_2_.
Co.,
1
6-15
40c
(quar.)
class A common22'—
6-15
7-
i25c "
—.'
(quar.).
6-
6-29
2uo'
A
El
-
6-15
5c
"
:
;
(quar.)
mectric
$1
J25c
(s-a>_—
preferred
common..
Co.
6-
56 tec
(Robert) Co. (quar.)
4teconvertible preierred
Gamble Bros., Inc. (quar.)
Share
Corp.,
9-
v
(quar.)
preferred
Lakes Power
12- 7
12-28
12c
'
Galr
' *
Great
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
1
Great Southern Life Insurance
income
common - (quar
preferred
convertible
6-29
9-28
2%
2%
25c
investment
E.); Co.}
convertible
Gabriel
*6-12
6-25
6 V2 %
preferred (quar.)
Egry Register Co., 5te% pfd.
Paso
4te%
6-25
:
Lie.,
(R.
4te%
6-5
12c
:
common
(Thomas A).
Funsten
.
6-5
7- 2
6-
2%
dividend
Quarterly from net
.6-.la.
„
:
Fuller (George A.) Co.
(quar.)
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—
7-2
16'c
(quar.)_i_
participating
Edison
6-21
;
Stock
6-15
2%
:
.
60c
ZZ
(quar.)
Corp
Stores,
Bros.
50c
.
1
income—
Ltd.
Trust,
Paper Co. Ltd.,
Eddy
Edison
7- 6
6-ia
income—;
_
Corp.
-
dividend
'
investment
Investment
Economy
7-6
dividend
'
•
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5c
dividend
Btock
-z
6-15
When
Share
(quar.)
common
Stock
8-15'/
Fund—
Quarterly from net investment
Eaton & Howard Stock Fund—
Eaton
/
of Company
Refining,
Stock
$1.50
(quar.)
Howard Balanced
Quarterly
(quar.)—....
:
(quar.j
common
uo.,
preierred
Eaton &
1
8- 1
«
$1.50
Eastman
6-15
7- 2
7- 3
$1.75
Eastern
Per
Name
Corp.—
preferred A (accum.)
$6
v
7- 2
7tec
7tec
*
25c
37tec
$7
'
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
Frontier
ancl $2 par)
and $2 par)*__
$1
preierred (quar.)
Eastern Stainless fciceel
Eastern
Share
'
Association—
Racing
51
7-
$1.10
6-30
Materials—
(quar.)
(quar.)—/:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2808)
52
Class
B
Bay
Class
B
7-
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
4ft %
Gas
(s-a.i
6-15
4.28%
preferred
4.60%
| preferred
preferred
Illinois
Central
Illinois
Lock
6-29
6-
6-30
6-15
Kansas
7-
6-15
4)4%
preferred
preferred
6-29
9-14
5%
6-15
9-28
4.60%
12-14
12-28
6-11
6-
6-15
5-31
35c
6-29
6-18
6-29
69c
1
6-18
preferred
Power
preferred
Katz
Drug
Kawneer
Co.
6-20
8-
6-29
Kelvinatoi
7-
7-14
2
50c
6-11
6-
1
12c
6-15
6-
1
6%
—-
._—
6-15
6-29
6-30
5-11
8714 c
:
——
r
6-30
$2
earnings)
7~
2
,
t50c
7-
1
6-15
aoc
6-29
5-31
11c
—
—
preferred
Institutional
Insurance
16214 c
Ctfs.
Harvester,
Metal
Class
A
6-12
4ft %
preferred
3
6-15
7-
3
6-15
1-
•'
Common
4%
6-
2
6-15
2
6-15
,6-15
5-31
6-15
6-
50c
7-16
6-15
7-
Salt
Silver,
International
Bakeries,
Corp.
ment
income)
Investment
from
Investors
$2.50
12
The
Trust
Co.
preferred
cents
6-18
5-21
6-11
5-14
7-16
6-20
Electric,
and
a
6-15
6-U
Class
7-
2
6-
8-
1
7-16
7-
if.
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-14
6-22
6-20
6-
7-
1
6-16
7-
2
6-11
6-15
8
Class
6-
1
2
6-11
7-16
6-15
175c
7-
7-16
6-15
Leath
6-30
5-31
Co.,
8-
7-18
1
8-
1
7-18
11-
1
10-17
11-
1
10-17
7-
2
6-20
Jones
&
5%
Joslyn
Mfg.
&
Mfg.
Julian
&
Juniper
Co.
$1.50
&
Lincoln
7-15
6-30
7-
2
6-
7-
1
1
6-15
v
2
6-15
6-11
5-23
7-
3
5-31
7-
3
5-31
7-
2
7-
2
7-
5-31
*
5-31
7-
2
5-31
7-
2
5-31
6-15
6-29
6-29
6-15
6-29
.6-15
30c
6-29
6-15
$2.50
6-29
6-15
$1.20
6-15
5-31
$1.25
common
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
933/4C
(quar t
35C
7-
1
6-15
6-20
6-
8-
1
7-18
6-11
5-25
6
7-
1
6-
8
7-
1
6-
8
50c
6-15
6-
1
40c
(quar.)
.
62 fee
$1.25
.
(quar.)
Co.
•_
(initial)
Kahler
Kaiser
Printing
(quar.)
6-12
5-29
25c
6-15
6-
1 '/2C
6-30
6-15
4
&
25c
6-28
6-18
30c
Corp.
Aluminum
6-30
6-20
6-15
7-16
6-
1
6-20
6-
1
6-15
7 ftc
50c
(s-a)
7-
2
6-
5
6-22
$1.20 ft
9-
1
,
.
-r--~
6-15
6-30
6-15
9-29
9-14
9-29
9-14
12-31
12-14
115c
12-31
12-14
59 ftc
7-15
Investment
Co.
2
(Ont.)—
18 ftc
6-11
6-12
6-
1
9-12
9-
1
$1.25
12-12
12-
1
12 ftc
(quar.)
.
(Va.)
6-30
$1.25
$1.25
$5 pfd.
6-15
(quar.)
6-20
6-
6
7-
3
6-20
7-
1
7-
15c
35c
iquar.)_s
common
6-11
Mastic
(Canada),
_I_
Ltd
Maxwell,
$6
Ltd.,
partic,
Maytag
from
Fund
(L.)
McCloud
River
McCord
Life
$3.50
McDonnell
McKesson
$2.50
Corp.
(Washington,
D.
Stores
Co.,
5-31
7%
Co.,
6-
4
6-20
6-
8
6-30
6-11
12 ftc
6-29
6-
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
Corp.,
preferred
3Va%
6-15
15c
20c
class
CarbonicI Corp.,
3(4%
3 ftc
(quar.)
pfd.
A
(quar.)__—
,
(quar.)
common
,
50c
(quar.)
87 ftc
(quar.)
preferred
8
&
Co.——
Thermit
Corp.,
preferred
Inc.,
common
preferred
preferred
3.90%
preferred
preferred
original
Livingston
Local
Oil
Lock
Loew's,
$3
Lone
4.75%
Ltd.
Investment
(quar.)
6-20
5-18
6-30
6-14
6-29
6-
8
Ltd.—
Corp.,
6-15
6-11
6-11
5-25
$1.18ft
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
2
6-29
40c
6-15
5-25
6-15
7-
175c
t
(quar.)
7-
1
$1.06 V*
7-
1
6-15
4.35%
preferred
E
(quar.)_;
$1.08 ft
7-1
6-15
4.35%
preferred
F
(quar.)
$1.08 ft
7-
1
6-15
4
4)4%
preferred
Lorillard
(P.)
D
Co.,
pfd. B
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Louisiana
New
Land
common
&
&
Lowney
(Walter
&
2
6-
35c
6-15
6-
1
30c
quar.)
RR.
(quar.)
Title Mortgage Co.
Bleachery (reduced i
(M.)
2
7-
6-15
6-15
6-
1
$1.25
6-12
5-
1
30c
J
I
5-31
Exploration—
(initial
Nashville
Louisville
Lowell
7-
$1.75
$2.50
(interim)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Angeles Investment Co. (quar.)
Los Angeles Transit Lines
(increased)
6-
Sons
M.)
Co.,
20c
6-15
5-31
25c
6-22
6-11
(quar.)
37 ftc
6-29
6-18
Ltd.—
125c
7-16
6-15
(quar.)
<
6-11
2
6-11
6-
1
6-U
6-
1
6-26
6-12
6 30
6-14
7-14-
6-14
9-13
9-29
10-13
12-21
12-
1-7-57
12-
7-
2
6-18
9-13
5
5
6-16
6-
8
6-29
6-22
6-29
6-15
6-29
6-15
6-30
6-
7-
1
6-
4
7-
1
6-
4
6
4
7-
1
3
6-
4
6-
4
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
"6-8
of
Canada,
Stern
par)
($50
preferred
($100
Controls,
Corp.
(quar.)
dividend
Oil
bteel
$1
Middle
Telephone
Water
Oil
Midwest
Securities,
Printing
A
25c
6-15
6-
75c
7-
2
6-
8
50c
7-
2
6-
8
6-
8
$2
7-
2
30c
7-
2
6-20
7-
2
6-15
37 ftc
7-
$3.50
(quar.)
7-
preferred
(quar.)
com.
—
6-
6-15
5-23
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
6-
5
8
50c
Mfg.
6-15
6-30
6-15
37 ftc
1
6-30
37 ftc
(quar.)__^
common
&
2
2
25c
(s-a)__
6-15
56 ftc
iquar.)
7%
(quar.)
6-15
6-
Co.—
iquar.)
1
8c
\
common
—
(quar.)
6-15
5-31
7 ftc
6-29
6-19
15c
(monthly)
Manufacturing,
A
1
10c
pfd.
6%
Co.,
Press
common
5-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Laboratories
8-15
5-31
6-U
(quar.)
Reclaiming,
preferred
9-15
6-U
35c
Co.,
preferred
1
pfd.
iquar.)
Rubber
414%
Midwest
5-21
25c
(quar.)——
Utilities
South
Middlesex
5-31
6-14
common
conv.
Products,
Abrasive
6-
6-10
10%
preferred (quar.)
8%
preferred (quar.)
Mid-West
11-15
6-15
1 ft %
divid.)
—
$2
Mid-Texas
8-16
11-30
21c
—
Corp.,
11-15
8-31
75c
^
(stock
Inc.
(quar.)
8-16
11-30
$1.12 ft
—
8-31
561/4 c
par)
Utilities—
Hone
Midland
6-12
56 ftc
(quar.)
(quar.)-^
(quar.)
par)
(quar.)
($100
Michigan
Stock
6
6-28
$1.12ft
par)
preferred
Micromatic
6
6-
25c
($50
preferred
Gas
3
6-
6-27
Co.—
&
preferred
Michigan
6-
6-27
14C
Ltd
6-15
75c
4.50%
Class
2
7-
6-U
50c
414%
Miller
7-
6
95c
414%
Class
6-U
10c
Co.
Miehle
2
30c
Copper Co. (quar.)
Michaels
Miles
7-
96 ftc
(quar.)
Extra
4
Long Island Lighting Co., 5%
5-21
97 ftc
—
Extra
6%
5-31
6-
6-15
$1.11 ft
—
(quar.)
Midwest
50c
(quar.)__
common
preferred,
6-19
1
6-11
25c
Theatres
Cement
6-30
7-
!$1
(quar.)
preferred
Star
1
SI
60c
(quar.)
Canadian
Lone Star Gas,
6-
5-21
$1
(monthly)
com.
(Marcus)
London
6-21
6-20
6-30
6-27
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Meyer-Blanke
Midland
(quar.)
Aircraft
Inc.
Loew's
4%
10%
dividend)
Pipe,
preferred
2-18
I.)—
(R.
(stock
Joint
8%
(quar.)
(year-end)
Finance
Common
capital
8-17
11-16
6-15
5-25
6-15
15c
(quar.)__.—
Micro-Moisture
9-10
3-9-57
1
2
$1.08%
Surety
(quar.)
Mickelberry's Food Products
1-10-57
7-
6-12
7-
87ftc
(quar.)
1-16
$1.10
—
—
(quar.)_!
4.45% pfd.
2-18
$1.10
(quar.)
—
12-10
$1.10
6-15
30c
(quar.)__.
3-9-57
(quar.)
2
62 ftc
(quar.)
4.50%
(quar.)
7-
17 ftc
(quar.)
common
50c
capital
6-15
25C
'
———
50c
capital
S
2
1ft %
(quar.)
original
9
7-
50c
•
dividend
(quar.)
$4.30 original
7-
10-
25o
Special guaranteed
$4.30
2
2
2
1ft %
Special guaranteed
$4.30
6-
811-
5c
quar.)„'
dividend
9-10
8-17
6-12
6-12
25c
50c
Co.—
4
2
1ft %
(quar.)
Railroad
1
6-
7-
40c
dividend
8-15
Miami
6-
6-18
20c
__i_——
(increased
6-
Special guaranteed
6-12
6-14
$1
1
1
5-14
6-21
37 ftc
1
dividend)
6-15
6-U
25c
(quar.)_
9-
America* (stock
1
35c
—
7-
87 ftc
(quar.)
of
6-15
7-
$30c
(s-a)
(quar.)
3%
preferred
Corp.
2
10c
(quar!)
Machine
Mica
6-15
7-
40c
(qnar.)_
common
Mesta
Miami
6-15
6-30
62 ftc
(s-a)
(quar.)—
3.80preferred
(reduced)
Corp.
6-29
2c
_—i-,;
Mergenthaler Linotype
(quar.)—!__
Merritt-Chapman & ScottQuarterly
3.85%
5-25
25c
—.———— -—~—
6-15
5-31
1
6-15
6-U
Ltd.—
Publishing
5-15
10-10
6-
1
37 ftc
preferred
Extra
7%
6-15
7-
Co.—
(quar.)
com.
common
preferred
Metro,
2
6-15
40c
(quar.)
Distilleries,
Stock
6-15
7-
4
€5c
quar.)
_________ ______
preferred
$4
6-11
2
37 ftc
Co.,
$3.50
6-
7-
80c
quar.)__
(quar.)
participating
Meredith
6-14
3c
(increased
Mechanical Handling Systems (quar.)
Portland
Cement
(quar.)
&
6-26
6-15
6-29
50c
Medusa
Merck
5-13
12 ftc
(s-a)
Meadville Telephone Co.. 5%
Melchers
6-30
88c
& Engineering
preferred
Mengel
5-31
1
6-15
25c
(quar )_____
(quar.)___
Quarterly
4%
6-25
8-
6 2 ftc
(quar.)
(increased
Dredging
6-15
1
6-U
$1.25
Quarterly
6-12
2
40c
Stores
4
11-
6-U
7-
$50c
(s-a)_„
(quar.)
Machine
6-
35c
2
$$1.50
(quar.i
Robbins
Mfg.
6-25
C.)—
6-17
7-
5c
preferred
common
Publishing
&
Stock
35c
Service
7-2
3
5c
preferred
4.35%
Common
6-17
50c
Meati Johnson & Co.,
7%
Quarterly
2
$12 ftc
Ltd.,
Electric
McGraw
4
7-10
7-
40c
(quar.)
Aircraft (quar.)
6-
1
6-22
$3
preferred
6-25
8-
6-
7-20
$15c
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
Lumber
Stores,
Stock
Insurance—
6-16
6-27
$1.12 ft
Quarterly
6-
6-15
2
7-
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.,
Corp.,
McCrory
6-11
6-15
6-30
6-20
31 ftc
common
McBrine
7-10
40c
6-22
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Metal
net
2
37 ftc
(quar.)__
Finance,
preferred
Co.
1
Inc.—
6-20
7-
30c
Corp
Navigation
(quar.)
(resumed)
14c
(quar.)
2
40c
Industries
20c
(quar.)
7-
$1.06 ft
(quar.)
Co
Asphalt
Matson
Maule
40c
Products
5-24
2
5c
7-25
62 ftc
._
5-31
5-31
7-
25c
Quarterly
20c
(quar.)
Co
6-15
3
2-5c
—
Valley Ry. (s-ai
Massey-Harris-Ferguson, Ltd.,
Mercantile
3
7-
182
6-15
20c
Massawippi
6%
7-
3
17 ftc
(quar..i._
common
(quar.)
McWilliams
6-30
7-
32 ftc
(quar.)
Increased
115c
(auar.)
$$1.25
(quar.)
L.)
preferred
McNeil
6-15
6-
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund
McLellan
6-15
3
Ltd.—
6% preferred (quar.)__
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock-
9-28
2
7-
Co.—
&
Credit
12-28
Co.—
A
$$1.10
(Toronto)
Cc.
(quar.)
Casualty
10-10
tl5c
preferred
iquar.)
—
& Sons
1-10-57
tl5c
;
Moore
Insurance
Maryland
6-28
7-
6-15
5
&
preferred
7-10
6-30
6-15
6-30
5
(quar.)
Field
6-15
18c
5-25
5-21
(Calif.),
(Glenn
4J/2 %
5-25
6-29
6-
Marlin-Rockvvell
Common
5-25
6-15
6-15
6-U
Co.
(M.)
6-15
6-19
preferred
6-28
27c
(quar.)
A
—
SI
Basket
McKinney
(quar.)
45c
7
37 ftc
—
(annual)
Calculators
Mfg.
Market
4(4%
5-22
30:
Life
Marion
Martin
5-22
6-22
125c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Leaf Milling Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Marshall
6-22
5 9 ftc
Co.
Co.
Maxwell
Marchant
6-
2
5-18
(B.i
Manufacturers
t5c
.
35c
Lowenstein
Chemical—
1
6-12
5%
,
.
Common
Louisville
Kable
8-
115c
National
Liquid
$1.37 '/a
(quar.):
(quar.)
Manischewitz
Manning,
5-31
7-
6-
Edison,
5-25
$1.25
(quar.)
Mining
"/7- I'-.
:< $1.75
—
5-31
6-29
6-11
Brick
6-26
xl%%
(s-a)
Kokenge
Oil
5-18
6-15
6-15
Metropolitan
Lipe-Rollway
50c
(quar.)
Supply
-
Los
Joy
6-12
6-11
8
5-13
35c
Metropolitan
Lockheed
Laughlir. Steel, common
preferred
(quar.)___
6-11
'
8
6-
40c
1
6-15
Co.—
&
2
6-
6-18
Co
&
6-13
2
15c
(quar.)__
Johnson
1
2
7-
6-30
6-30
(quar.)
R.)
t
7-
Xl>/2 %
preferred
(P.
Stores
7-
Lion-Match
Xl»/4%
3%%
Mallory
Mangel
$1.75
Lionel
50c
(quar.)______
6%
Johnson
6-
6-13
7-
40c
.
6-15
40c
(quar.t.
common
5-28
6-12
1
5-15
?5c
Corp., Ltd.
shares (quar.)
Priority
6-15
6-15
X1 V4 %
Co.,
Mailman
2
2
37'/2C
.accum.)
5%
preferred
5-31
5-31
:
50c
quar.)
Co
7-
2
35c
(quar.)
5%
Tea
Car
$2
7-
tx$1.75
Jewel
6-15
6-15
15c
class
Lindsay Chemical
7%
Telephone,
4
5-15
$1
(quar.)
A
Venture
7-
-
t3714 C
preferred
8
62 ftc
(quar.)
Co.
60c
Manulacturirg (increased)
Machine (quar.)
1st
6-15
20c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
_
Jacobsen
5%
6-
6-15
50c
Elec.
&
Lexington Union Station Co., 4% pfd. (s-a)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)
L41y-Tulip Cup Corp.
(quar.)___
Little
5%
Gas
5-31
Lithium
Jamestown
6-
6-18
2
5-31
6-
5%
Mines—
Gold
Lake
Magnavox Co., common
43/4 % preferred (quar.)
20c
53 %c
C
1
1
7-
6-11
6-15
i 12 ftc
(quar.)
Ltd
(increased
6-15
6-15
series
7-
7-
6-15
t50c
A
(quar.)
2c
6-15
B
6-20
2
6-15
2
15c
Paper,
Co.
(initial
6-15
common
5-31
7-
50c
—
&
&
income)
1
preferred
6-15
10c
(quar.)
—
H.)
Red
Madison
Marsh
1
2
7-
12 ftc
—
(quar.) —
Extra
$1
8-
7-
+5c
Madsen
5%
8-15
20c
53 ftc
—
(stock dividend;
Steel Co., Ltd.—
Inc.
Power
(R.
Maple
5-25
+$1.25
class
preferred
Maclaren
Magor
6-11
Structural
1st
Macy
6-15
'
Shares
1
Mfg.
5-31
10c
com.
Trucks,
Mackinnon
5%
1
2
7 ftc
——
(quar.)
investment
I
preferred
6-15
115c
&
Co.
Salt
7-
$5.50
12-20
12-30
20c
.
Fink
&
7-
$5
6-20
6-30
University—
preferred
7-
James
6
45c
,
(s-a)
&
$1.10
A
6-
50c
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
Loan
$2.50
82 '/2C
preferred
6-12
1
16c
(quar.)
Leece-Nevl)le
$1.083/4
$5
6-20
41c
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Supply
7-
(from
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Lawyers Title Insurance
(quar.)
Water
1
Mack
1
6-
7-
+20c
Bloedel,
Si
B
Maryland
(quar.)
Blower
(quar.)
Jamaica
1
6-
$2.50
$5
preferred
"B"
6-
$2.50
1
Lawrence Investment Co.,
preferred
preference
6-15
6-15
35c
Semi-annual
preferred
7%
8
25c
pfd.
(s-a)__
Sessions
Lambton
3.30%
Jaeger
8
6-
17ftc
common
quarterly
37',4 c
pfd.
6-
1
Class
12 ftc
Lexington
26c
Power—
4%
Ltd.
convertible
4.40%
Inc..
1
30c
.
& Co.
&
4.35%
Heintz.
77-
15c
______
K-2"
I
B
4.75%
at
(quar.)
&
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Lexington Funds,
(quar.)—
Jack
15C
?8ftc
(quar.)
MacMillan
6-
6-11
15c
Ltd.
Mines,
6-15
40c
t3c
Lyons Metal Products (quar.)
Lytton's. (Henry C. Lyttonj & Co.
12 ftc
B
A
Lincoln
Irving (John) Shoe Corp., 6% pfd.
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
5-31
(quar.)
common
Leverage Fund
island—
common
5-25
6-28
—
(quar.)
A
Class
Lau
4
25c
& Light,
6-15
(quar.)
65c
(quar.)
(quar.) ____—.——
& coal Co. (s-a)
Lynch Ccrp.
(quar.)
Lynch Carrier System
(quar.)
Lynchburg Foundry, common
4(4% preferred (s-a)————
Macassa
Payable of Rec.
17 ftc
Sales
&
valley KR.
12 ftc
B
Class
6-15
Leslie
(increased)
Power
Class
1
34 %C
preferred
32c
t20c
(quar.)
preferred
(Alfred),
Lambert
2
37)4c
4.30v©
8
—
(Calif.),
(B.)
Gas,
2
spe¬
(quar.)
&
1
6-
com.
common
Extension
Laclede
7-
Telephone—
Light
6-
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
7-
25c
preferred
1
6-
6% 1st pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Mines,
7-
37'/4c
4.8(X%
6-21
2
6-25
Special
(quar.)
preferred
Common
Iowa
5-21
6c
____
Continental
5ft %
Iowa
6-15
150c
.
Participating
Iowa
2
6-18
Lear,
(quar.)
Participating
$2.50 preferred
1
6-25
preferred
Co.
Co.
Kuppenheimer
7-
payment will be
Rhode
of
7-
(quar.)—_—
Electric
Salle
cents
14
in cash or
additional shares
option of the shareholder—
paid
the
4
:___
dividend
La
distribution of 12 cents
gains realized on the sale of
securities.
6-15
2
6-15
Ltd
(s-a)_
Inc.;
Kuner-Empson,
Lehn
income
investment
net
2nd
5-22
year-end
from
7%
b-ij
invest¬
—_—
of
7-
7-
Rubber
S.)
Kroger Co.,
23c
_—__—
dividend
,1-2-57
1
6-20
"series
Co.
Creamery
Kuhlman
6-20
Boston
year-end
net
cial
of
9-15
12-15
25c
(quar.)
B.)
Co.,
(S.
1814c
(increased quar.)
(quar.)______
Trust
fiscal
A
net
.1
■___
1
e-
income)_—
&
Telephone
(I.
Kresge
G214C
(quar.)
—
preferred
10-
$1.50
income)
Fund
preferred
30c
—
Investment Foundation Ltd.
6%
4%
$1.20
(from
7-, 2
6-20
■
Koppers
54 V4c
of America
Co.
Investment
4
6-15
quar.)
!V Extra
Lamson
Securities
Intertype
6-
f 25c
*
______
investment
Products
Kittaning
35c
(quar.)
Interstate
6-12
37ftc
(quar.)
Growth
Kingston
45C
—
(quar.)—,
common
1
$1.12 ft
common
Kings County Lighting, 4%
Kingsport Press (quar.t
$1
$4.80
Power,
6-
60c
Industries,
(Walter)
8914 c
(quar,)—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Interstate Department Stores
6-15
6-15
6-15
87ftt
(quar.)
Mines,
investment
net
Kidde
43 %c
pfd. (quar.)—
of Maine
common
Oil
net
b-30
160c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(from
Keystone
Luz
t35c
(quar.)—
Corp.—
Utilities
convertible
6-29
87ftc
(quar.)
Co.,
Gold
Oil
4.32%
Co.————
7%
8
5-31
6-25
87ftC
Pipe & Supply Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
5%
preferred
(s-a)
Keystone Investment Bond Fund "series B-l"
La
$1
_—.'_J.
Ltd.
6-
2
6-15
20c
+.
Keystone
6-15
75c
—
Telegraph
International
4.36%
6-15
7-
15c
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
Keystone Portland Cement Co. (quar.)___
6-30
$1.50
International Textbook
8
(quar.)
Kewanee
$1
-
common
Co.
Kerite Co.
25c
International
Interstate
6-15
7-
Petroleum, Ltd,—
International
6-
35C
(quar.t
convertible iprior
40c
r—
(quar.)
Power
2
$1.25
Mfg.
McGraw-Hill
(quar.)
International
7-
Corp.—
(Canada)
quarterly
Interstate
3
7-3
150c
Telegraph
Increased
Kerr-McGee
Stock
——
Chemical
iquar.)
4
Ltd.—
t65c
Paper Co.,
1
1
7-
20c
—
——
Ocean
$1.40
4
7-
$1.1214
&
International
preferred
6-
112c
(quar.)
Nickel
8
(quar,j_
(increased
Inc.
Kerr-Addison
Knudsen
(s-at—w—
—
(increased)-
International
$4
5-31
6-21
20c
preferred (quar.)-.—————
International
;
6-11
2
55c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
International
6-
2
$1
Co
B
(quar.)
Minerals
International
5-28
7-
$3
—
—;—
Industries,
common
Ltd.
pfd.
Kentucky Utilities
Kimberly-ClaiV
(16c from invest¬
profits)
class
Ltd.,
Breweries
International
$4.50
Kennametal.
Kleinert
(s-a)
International
8
6-
$1
4
25c
International
8
6-
2
45c
Canada
Refining
Kennecott Copper
9
4
6-
t$l
and 39c from security
Breweries
66-
6-28
214c
Interior
2
6-28
.
1214c
+
Copper
Shares
Group
ment inc.
7-
$1.06'4
Ltd.—
Shares,
Insurances'nares
5-25
Ltd.—
pfd. (s-a)
Consolidated
Inspiration
5-31
6-11
75c
Ingersoll Machine & Tool Co.,
50c
partic. "A" (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Ingersoll Rand Co.. 6%
Insley Mfg, (quar.)
6-15
l$1.12'/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rayon
5-25
10c
Indianapolis. Water Co., 4ft% pfd. (quar.)_
Acceptance Corp. Ltd. (quar.)—_
4ft%
5-23
6-25
30c
—---
__—
Products.,
Industrial
Industrial
6-15
100%
Steel
6-
2
3(4%
4J4%
dividend
Limestone1
2
preferred
(quar.)
3(4%
preferred
(quar.)
Kelsey-Hafes Wheel (quar.)
_
Indiana
preferred
6-18
5714 c
8
20c
6-29
Co.,
8
25c
,
of
8
6-
7-
(quar.)—
6-29
1
6-
2
7-
___________
15c
t25c
6-
2
7-
—
(quar.)
3(4 %
2
7-
$1.12 ft
—_
(Julius) & Co.
(quar.)
Kearney & Trecker (quar.)
Kekaha Sugar (quar.)—
Co.,
7-
7-
30c
—
—
Kayser
Kellogg
•
Ludlow
8
$1.06 ft
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__.
Cot.
6-
$1.08
$1.12
—-——
RR,—
Indiana
Lignt,
6-29
6-30
$1.07
(quar.)
&
7-16
$1.12 ft
:■
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
accumulated
5-31
6-15
$1.15
(quar.)
8
20c
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd. (final) __
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada Ltd.
Quarterly
—
—
__________
Imperial Tobacco, Ltd. (Canada) (quar.) —
Incorporated Investors
(From current and
Stock
5-31
(quar.)_
$1.25
——
(quar.)
Telephone
Bell
6-15
Kendall
(quar.)
Ideal Cement Co.
Illinois
8-15
50c
(quar.)_________
4.32%
Breaker—
Circuit
8-15
1
30c
5-22
$1.25
--
8-15
1
._—
6-15
Kendall
I-T-E
<quar.)__
7-16
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Hubinger Co. (quar.)
Hugoton Production
--—
_____
Huyck (F. C.) & Sons, common (quar.)
$2.75 class A preferred (quar.)—
4ft% prior preferred, series I (quar.)—
Hydraulic Press Mfg. (quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
1
9-
75c
Electric, common
preferred (quar.)_
4 ft %
-
Lyxens
9-
&
15c
5%
B
preferred
Kansas
6-11
2
1
9-
(quar.)
common
7-16
t35c
Luminator-Harrison
8-16
6-
25c
4%
6-15
62 >/2c
Huttig Sash Door Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Preferred
Southern Ry.,
60c
-
8-15
1
$1.05
V
J40c
—<---
1
9-
$1.12 ft
(quar.)
City
9-
$1.08 3/4
(quar.)
preferred
Kansas
6-11
7-16
Mortgage——
Erie
&
8
preferred
6-11
6-26
60c
t30c
—
Hupp Corp., 5%
6-
1
4.20%
noc
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—-—,—
Refining (quar.)_
Foods, Inc., common
Hunt
1
t$1.25
Oil &
Huron
0
6-
t75c
(quar.)
Hughes-Owen Co., Ltd., class A
6.40 %
7-
6-11
"■
'•
6-20
SI
H older»
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
95 c
—_______
4.35%
<Harvey),
Hudson
Humble
7-15 ^
Ltd.—
A pfd. (s-a) —
Inc. (quar.)—-———
Mining & Smelting Co., Ltcj.__
class
$1.50
50c
—
Co
Hubbell
Monday, June 11, 1958
.
Holder•
Payable of Rec.
50c
City Power & Light, com.
<quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
;
preferred
(quar.)
4 ft %
preferred -(quar.)— _i—____
3.80%
4%
5
25c
(quar.)
Felt Co.,
Hubbard
Share
Company
Kansas
7-
7-15
50c
A
Howe' Sound
Name oj
Hotaert
writn
Cold
Terminal Warehouse &
Storage Co.—
Class
.
„
ttr
Houston
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
.
7-16
7-
5
150c
6-29
6-
1
10c
6-20
6-
6
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator, commonMinneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)_
40c
6-
5-13
35c
6-U
5-25
Minnesota
20c
6-27
5-31
50c
6-12
5-13
si
6-12
5-18
2
6-15
Mining
Corp.
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Common
$4
5%
(s-a)
Fund
9
Mining & Manufacturing—
(increased
preferred
Minnesota
Canada
of
Brewing
preferred
quar.)
(quar.)
Power &
Light—
(quar.)__
-
-
*
- - -
;
*
'
$1.25
7-
Volume
Number 5541
183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Mississippi Glass Co.
(increased)
Mississippi Power Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.) —
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel—.__—.—————
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common
Class
B
Missouri
Service, com. (quar.)
S.) & Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Public
Mitchell
(J.
Mitchell
(Robert), Ltd.,
Mobile
—
——
—
Modern
Mfg.
Mohawk
class
Ltd.,
Containers,
Modine
Class
Monarch
(quar.)
Life
———
—
Chemical
New
A
Chemical
Moore
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
Morgan
(John)
4%%
&
North
$2
7-
1
6-
1
North
{25c
7-
3
6-20
5-25
6-22
6-1
{30c
6-22
6-
2
North
6%
1
North
6-20
North
Penn
North
Star
50c
Ltd
(quar.)—
6-11
Northeast
2
6-11
Northern
{25c
7-
3
6-11
6-29
6-18
15c
quar.)—
f 35c
7-
3
6-
7-
3
6-
3
6-
1
6-15
6-
_
preferred
$5
—
7-
Ltd
———
Mountain Fuel Supply (quar.)_;
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.
——
(quar.)_.
Munsingwear, Inc., common
5(4%
preferred (quar.)_
Inc.,
System,
(F.
& Bros,
E.)
Nation-wide
(From
W
and 35
National
;
Co.,
capital
National
Distillers
4(4%
Register
Products
(quar.)
i
Fire Insurance (Hartford)
National
Food
National
Gas
Products
Grocers,
Ltd.,
National
Gypsum
6-20
6-
1
3
6-
1
5-21
7-16
6-20
50c
6-29
6-15
6-15
B
6-15
5-11
6-15
66-
6-30
6-
6-30
7-16
6-30
5-11
7-
2
6-11
7-
2
6-18
7-
2
6-18
7-
6-15
6-22
6-11
7-13
6-15
27 (4 c
7-16
6-25
30c
6-15
6-
1
50c
6-15
5-31
45c
6-11
5-17
6-15
5-15
7-
6-15
50c
6-11
5-31
25c
6-20
6-
1
{15c
7-
2
6-12
7-
2
6-12
7-
2
6-
1
3
6-
1
7%
—
—
preferred A (quar.)
Mortgage
Preferred
National
&
(N. C.)—
'—
Investment
6-
1
75c
Securities
stock
6-30
6-15
35c
6-15
6-
1
4C
Ltd.
Corp.
5-31
6-15
6%
5-31
:
preferred
(
Co.
preferred
preferred
Jockey
_f_—
_
Ltd.,
the
in
will
deducted
be
Mfg.
of
before
the
for
Union
Brush
Fibre
Clay
Coast
Pacific
Products
Pacific
Co.,
Finance
4%%
5%
(quar.)
pfd.
Indemnity
(increased
quar.)—;____
Express, new
three-for-one split)
(quar.)
25c
6-12
6-
National
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph, com.
Tile
20c
6-25
10c
6-25
Stock
S.
Radiator
Nebraska
Continental
Preferred
Neisner
(quar.)
on
New
Canada,
(this div.
com.
Brunswick
England
Telephone
Electric
Co.,
Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Paramount
7-29
7-
6
6-15
6-
1
Gas
Parmelee
6-29
6-21
Pasadena
{15c
7-16
6-25
Patino
7-
6-11
Paton
6-29
6-
50c
7-
2
6-12
6-29
6-15
$2
8
preferred
4.05%
New
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
York
Auction
New
York,
New
York
City
New
York
&
(stock
Chicago & St,
Omnibus
convertible
6%
prior
Louis RR.
Gas
preferred
preferred
State Elec.
—
3%%
pfd.
3.60%
3.90%
4.10%
Co.
Controls,
Penn
7-
1
6-
8
$1.12(4
7-
1
6-
8
$1.60
7-
1
6-
8
Penney
6-15
6-
1
$1
$1.50
7-10
50c
,
—
(quar.)
—
7-
50c
6-11
2
6-30
(quar.)—
(N. Y.)
6
Co..
.
.—_—_—
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.):—_.
—
Corp.—
(stock dividend)
—-——
preferred (quar.)
(J. C.) Co. (quar.)
93 %C
7-
2
Pennsylvania Engineering (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Quarterly
preferred
6-15
4.40%
6-
8
3.35%
6-29
6-15
4.60%
45c
6-30
6-
85c
6-30
6-
8
90c
6-30
66-
8
$1.02%
6-30
6-
8
$2.25
6-14
6-
8
6-15
6- 1
7- 5
40c
Pennsylvania
RR.
6-8
6-1
6-8
6-1
7-18
7- 2
30c
6-15
6- 5
20c
31 (4c
6-15
6-29
6- 4
6-15
8-
Pennsylvania
(quar.)_
.
(increased quar.)
Salt Mfg.
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
Co.
Huron
4%
(quar.)
Sulphite
preferred
Porter-Cable
Porter
(H.
&
Co.
5%
Portland
Woolen
Mills,
Porto
Rico Telephone
Potomac Electric Power,
3.60%
preferred
River,
(quar.)
com.
Corp.
first
partic.
Read
Stock
Price
&
Co.
(quar.)_
—
(quar.)
.__
dividend
Bros.
&
4%
Ltd,
pfd.
(s-a;
Providence
Provincial
5%
Washington
Public Service
5%
(quar.)__
6-20
6-12
5-21
6-25
7-
6-
1
6-22
6-
8
6-30
6-15
10c
6-29
6-22
6-29
6-22
7-
6-20
6-29
6-15
6-15
5-31
6-30
6-15
7-
2
7-
2
3
7-10
-7-10
6-30
6-22
6-29
5-25
-6-28
7-
&
preference
Publication
—
Gas,
non-voting
7%
1st
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pullman,
Inc.
(quar.)
Inc.,
Products
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
of
Inc.
6-29
6-15
6-27
6-
7
6-30
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-15
6-
7-
2
6-15
1
7-
2
7-
6-15
2
6-15
45c
6-30
5-31
6-30
5-31
5-31
5%
6-30
6-30
$1.07(4
6-30
5-31
6-23
6-
8
5-31
6-23
6-
8
6-15
6-
5
6-15
6- 5
$1.18%
60c
6-15
5-31
6-29
6- 8
6-14
5-31
6-30
6-15
6-11
6-
1
10c
(quar.)
6-20
6-
1
30c
pfd.
(quar.)J.___
Ltd
(quar.)
7-
2
6-11
$2
7-
2
6-11
6-29
5-31
25c
50c
t25c
f$l
5c
(quar.)
4.
6-15
5-25
7-
6-11
1
6-28
6-
6-20
6- 1
1
87(4c
Extra
6- 1
6-15
5-25
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
t25c
7-
3
6-12
t$1.50
6-12
10c
Batten,
preferred
6-11
6-12
30c
25c
:___
Rapid Electrotype
&
7- 2
75c
(quar.)
(quar.).
Grip
6-15
America—
Purina
Ranco,
Co.,
1st preferred
conv.
25c
5
2
7-
Boston—
income
Co.
6-
50c
.___
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining
Mining,
6-1
6^15
75c
Pyle-National Co., common
8%
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone
6-22
7-1
20c
(quar.)
Fund of
investment
$3.50
6-15
7-10
$1.75
(quar.)
(George)
Ralston
6-30
50c
$4.75
Ltd.
Condenser
25c
5
$1.75
(quar.)__.
6-15
5-22
6-15
6-22
Quemont
6-20
50c
(quar.)
7-1
6-12
7- 1
7- 2
Quebec
6-
6-20
7-16
$1.02
Publicker Industries,
Purolator
6-30
7-16
$1.04(4
'£—
(quar.)
original preferred
Corp.
5-11
35c
(quar.)__>
preferred
6-5
5-11
$50c
$1.16(4
(quar.)
common
Corp., common voting (quar.)
Common
6-15
.
$1.06
(quar.)_—
Elec.
5-29
1
6-15
$1
(quar.)
6%
5-25
5-18
2
$1.25
preferred
Rapid
6-21
6-15
25c
(quar.)__
preferred
Service
Radio
6- 4
Mexico—
4.65%
Radio
1
1
6-20
Oklahoma—
4.24%
Purex
6-8
6-
64c
common..
(quar.)
of
Co.
preferred
$1.40
6-8
6-18
15c
of New
Co.
Service
Public
3
6-
17(4c
(initial)—
preferred A
4%
2
7-
35c
Insurance
Transport Co.,
preferred
Public
7-
6-18
+$2
Progress Laundry (quar.)
Progress Mfg. (quar.)
Prophet Co.
(quar.)
3-31
Ltd,
common
(quar.)__
Real
3
7-
2
6-15
50c
6-14
5-24
50c
(quar.)
7-
85c
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. (quar.)
Reading Co., 4% non-cum. 1st pfd.
4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
7-12
6-21
(Wash.,
Estate
D.
C.)
Title
Reeves
Bros.,
Refractory
Reliance
Insurance
&
10c
Insulation
Corp.
(N.
J.)
Remington Arms Co., common
4(4 %
preferred
Renabie
Mines.
Chains
Class
A
(interim)
Ltd.
6-
1
6-5
7-
6-18
87(4c
1
20c
6-15
6-15
5-18
6-15
6-15
6-15
5-18
$28c
7-
1
t5c
7-
1
(quar.)
$27c
10-
1
9-14
t5c
10-
1
9-14
1-1-57
12-14
A
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5-31
6- 1
Republic
7-13
6-20
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
4%
1
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
A
Extra
Class
6-
15c
30c
—
Extra
Class
6-15
6-15
$2.25
t5c
(s-a)
Ltd.
(Canada),
6-20
6-30
25c
Inc
6-30
25c
(quar.)
Manufacturing, common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
3(4%
Renold
Co.
(s-a)
Reed Roller Bit
6-29
6-15
1
4
10%
Co.,
6-15
6-30
66-
}75c
(quar.)
6-15
25c
6-20
6-12
6-14
J56c
com.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
$2
(quar.)
7- 2
45c
50c
^
5-28
t30c
Ltd.,
of Canada,
non-cum.
7%
5- 9
6-12
f30c
6-15
6-29
6-15
6-11
40c
27(4c-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
6-29
6-8
6-8
7- 2
40c
(quar.)
9-7
7-15
10c
(quar.)
6-8
6-8
6-8
1
11 (4c
12(4c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
7-2
7- 2
7- 2
7-2
7- 2
1
6-
20c
(quar,)_
Ltd.
preferred
60c
6-
6-15
15c
(quar.)
preferred
6- 8
6-8
6- 1
6-8
1
6-15
25c
$1.50
preferred
6-30
7-2
6-15
7-1
10- 1
6-
20c
7(4c
common
$4.30
40c
75c
25c
40c «
40c
7-15
6-12
6-15
8-
40c
(quar.)_
$4.18
6- 8
1
6-26
2 (4c
preferred
$4.08
6-30
5-31
tl2(4c
}50c
Extra
6%
6-1
2(4 %
6-15
2
31 (4c
Transit, common
preferred (quar.)
6-19
5-18
26c
7-
50c
Portland
2
6-15
6-15
12-28
10c
(quar.)_
7-
2%
12-28
50c
(quar.)
20c
$2
7-25
6- 1
6- 1
5-18
5-31
7-16
$2.50
(quar.)
Machine
K.)
6-15
33c
32'4c
30c
25c
83/Sc
6-15
6-30
60c
(quar.)
Paper,
7- 2
5-28
7-16
7-15
$l
Manufacturing
70c
6-8
7-25
7-25
7-16
1
30c
40c
(quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola
Port
Tile
6-12
7 1
8-15
8 15
8-15
6-15
6-15
6-15
1
8-
55c
7-16
6-15
8-
2%
7-16
75c
$1
3%
4%
37(40
4
$1
$1.75
1
7-13
7- 3
6-28
30c
(quar.)_
8-1
$1.75
$1.50
{75c
7-15
$1.75
Metallurgical
7-12
8
6-30
7- 1
6-11
5
7-25
$1.12(4
$1.10
8334c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—
6-22
8
(quar.)—
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com.
?0c
Pomona
Pratt
6-
35c
—
Co.___
Placer Development, Ltd.
(s-a)
Plymouth Oil (quar.)
Polyplastex United, class A common
Power
$1.15
—
——
4(4%
97y2c
(quar.)
Inc.
Coal
(increased)
Extra
6-12
6-15
33c
_
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt (quar.)
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.)
Pittsfield & NoftH Adams RR.
(s-a)
6%
$4.19
__
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—t
Powell
45c
25c
(quar.)
6-15
6-
7-16
2
53(4c
(quar.)
dividend
5-29
dividend
Common
$i.06y»
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
Cement
Fruit
Stock
$1.12 y2
—
Power, common
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Niagara Fire Insurance
6-18
8-15
Stock
5-29
(quar.)—
6-18
7-16
25c
preferred
1
8-15
-
6-13
Products
$1.30
7-
6-20
6-15
Gas
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
4(4%
—-
(quar.)
preferred
93%C
Niagara Mohawk
3.40%
TemDhone.
preferred
1
7-14
7- 3
2
20c
Common
Pittsburgh
6-13
—.___—-—
4—
Peninsular
Penn
7-14
6-20
5-31
6-20
6-
7-
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
20c
(quar.)
—.___:——-—-
;
Metals
Penn-Texas
(quar.)
(resumed)
Newark Telephone (Ohio),
6%
preferred (quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co. (quar.)
Newmont Mining Corp.
(quar.)
Newport Electric,
(quar.)—
—
_;
$1.32
$1.50
Service
Newport Industries, common
4(4% preferred
(quar.)
Cement
Special
$1
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Water
preferred
Peerless
1
7-
5-21
10c
—_______
7
5-25
6- 1
6-11
6-11
7-
6-12
income
___
Forgings
9%c
35c
12(4c
31 (4c
tl2J/2c
{20c
{35c
Canada, Ltd..
of
6-
6-12
6-15
investment
net
from
Consolidation
From
.
Manufacturing Co., Ltd., com.
6-
2
37(6c
8
6- 4
6-29
$0,111
preferred B (quar.)
Putnam
(quar.)——
1
7-
6- 1
6-30
7-10
,V
from
cents
Pittsburgh
6- 4
(quar.)———;—
7-
6-22
6-
6-15
4
6-
25c
$1
(quar.)_
rets, for ordinary
Pittsburgh
5-28
6- 1
6- 5
6- 1
6-1
6-15
6-15
6- 1
5-29
5-31
5-31
(California)
6-15
90c
6-30
9-7
12- 7
{10c
preferred
Suspender (quar.)
Piper Aircraft, common (increased quar.)__
45c convertible preferred (quar.)
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., common (quar.)
6-18
_
7
Gas—
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)_
York
Transportation
Penn-Dixie
3%%
4V2%
7%
(quar.)_
6-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6- 5
6-15
l_
Pioneer
6-15
6-15
6-19
6-15
6-15
7- 2
6-28
6-15
6-12
6-15
6-15
(initial)—:
preferred
7-1
Co.—
(quar.)
&
$1.01%
2%
dividend (_:
Corp.
Richmond
6%
New York
$1
;
7- 2
6-16
1
6-30
& Associates Ltd.—
Natural
4(4%
10-
1-1-57
Co.—
Mines, Ltd
$4
Mills
50c
—25c
25c
(quar.)
Peninsular
Jersey Power & Light Co.—
7-31
20c
7- 3
;
long-term capital gains)
Pioneer Gold Mines of British Columbia, Ltd.
50c
Pictures
Rust-ProOf
6-21
2
;
Motors
convertible
Parker
6-29
25c
(quar.)—
Park-Lexington Corp.
Parker
Appliance
(quar.)______
Parker Petroleum, common (initial)
6%
40c
Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Hampshire Fire Insurance (quar.)
4%
New
Paramount
10c
New England
New
6-20
5-31
50c
System
(quar.)____
dividend)
(stock dividend)
(stock
preferred
1
also being
;
Haven
7-
Oil
6-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
*.
New
New
Pantex Mfg. Co.
5c
Machine
New
New
Panhandle
20c
Western
of
1
1
37 (4 c
_
dividend)
Extra
preferred
6-s
6-
shares after payment of 50%
new
4%
6-30
{15c
Britain
1
(quar.)
—____—_—
Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—
Common
(quar.)
preferred
6%
(quar.)
Nestle-LeMur Co.,
paid
6-
(quar.)
Page-Hersey
6-15
Telephone—
Quarterly
stock
'
___
(quar.)
40c
Co
Bros., Inc.
Products
6-30
after
Lumber
3%
Cement
Neon
10c
(quay.)
dividend
6-1
common
Tank
National-U.
8-17
7-2
15
Pioneer
6-8
97 (4c
:
Telephone
60c
—_______
Intermountain
(initial
6%
9- 1-
cents
and
Pioneer
8
7-1
75c
(quar.)_
2911c
.*
(quar.)
Electric
&
_
National
Nazareth
$1.06(4'-''
$1.25
.
(increased)
pfd. (quar.)
Corp., 5%
preferred
Gas
(quar.)
Aggregates
Coast
Pacific
1
% 6-15
15c
Pacific
6-15
6-
6-30
40c
—
(quar.)
Paper
Pacific
r
6-15
20c
Extra
Oxford
5-25
6-21
6-25
17(6c
20c
(initital-quar.)
common
2
50c
6-30
of
tax)
(quar.)
Pacific
>
6-15
6- 8
to
Building
6-19
Quarterly
7-
1956.
1,
(s-a)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas—
7-
(Pittsburgh)
6- 1
6-15
6-15
6-15
for
exchange
June
shareholders
non-resident
Africa
Subject
shares.
rate
funds
6-19
Insurance
6- 1
6-29
7- 2
7- 2
7- 2
com.
2
Fire
6-15
Ltd.—
Co.,
2
Union
6-11
25c
__.
7-
National
6-25
participating
African
7.05%
So.
6-11
6-15
6-11
25c
Club,
change
Pacific
6-15
6-1
6-25
31(4c
;
——
(quar.)
American
in
amount
any
South
6-15
.
7-2
preferred
{25c
(s-a)
|5c
6% preferred A (quar.)_____
___—{15c
5(6% preferred B (quar.)
H334c
Ontario Loan & Debenture Co. (quar.)
{25c
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd. (quar.)
{25c
7%
preferred (quar.—
$$1.75
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd., American shares
(final year end)
(30 shillings a share on
ordinary
shares
equivalent
to
a b o v e
Ox
1
$1.12(6
—___
__
7-
Mfg
ii
(quar.)
75c
&
6-
6- 6
6- 1
6- 1
15c
$1.12(4
Extra
6-12
1
!
(quar.)
Fund—
(11
10c
(quar.)
series
Supply
Gold
deposit,
Pioneer
6-20
6-15
6-11
37(6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
$1
6-15
1
5-1*
America—
of
(quar.)
Co.
-6-11
6-11
60c
(s-a)___
preferred
4'4%
6-23
6-
933/4c
Distance
Mills,
Amer.
25c
40c
Beauty
Ontario
2
50c
6- 5
62c
97(6c
$1.10
$1.11
(quar.)
common
preferred
$1
(quar.)
National Sugar Refining (quar.)
National Supply Co., common
(quar.)
7-
5-25
6-15
125c
common
Ltd.,
Ontario
7-14
50c
(quar.)
6-15
8
6-29
8
12 (4c
Crow
Pillsbury
50c
Onondaga Pottery
{37 (4c
(quar.)
Car,
6-15
7- 6
50c
6%
convertible
Pacific
series
Standard
Steel
5-31
9c
Steel
4(6%
New
6-20
7-26
6-
30c
._
Quarterly
25c
35c
20c
(quar.)
Olympia Brewing
Omar, Inc. (quar.)
6-15
2
45c
40c
if.
Corp.,
$1.75
6-15
6-15
6-29
20c
—
(reduced)
(quar.)—
Long
5-25
87(4c
$2.50
.___
(quar.)___.
common
preferred
preferred
Philippine
$1
preferred 1951
4(4%
Oliver
Opelika
7-
1
4%
RR.
Pinchin Johnson
(quar.)
Co.,
Corp.,
Orpheum
18c
6
Matbieson Chemical
9
15c
series
Growth
Town
Olin
4
Series—
National
Old
7-
5-25
7-
40c
(quar.)
Insurance
Quarterly
6-
1
6-20
t69c
A
Service
Life
8-
(quar.)
Machinery
National
/ :
Sand
Water
Line
Old
Co.,
preferred
River
Ohio
6-29
(quar )_
Industries
Presto
Rubber
National
National
7
7
3
25c
(quar.)—
Bearing
National
Income
—
(s-a)
Motor
National
912-
7-
3.90 %
6-
1
Pickle
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
Lead
National
1
1-2-57
{8c
6-29
6-25
(quar.)____,
Inc.,
6-
6-15
I
$1
preferred A (quar.)
Morris,
5-18
6-20
$1
common
common
4
45c
Trenton
Transportation
Corp.,
6-19
$1
(quar.)_
2nd preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
Electric, common
&
6- 6
35c
___
preferred
6-20
$1
(quar.)
2nd
5-18
30c
(quar.)__
common
6-11
and
capital gains')
(quar.)
Co.,
5-18
30c
income
6-
6-11
17c
net
6-11
50c
ordinary
&
preference
Philip
40c
(quar.)
Oneida,
$1.85
6-28
7-16
6-11
25c
non-cum.
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
$1
4.44%
6-11
7-14
(interim)
A
non-cum.
$1
7- 5
7-5
7-
common
.—
common
Ohio
7-
Co., common
preferred B (quar.)
6%
$2
55c
:
class
non-cum.
$4
40c
Crankshaft
5-31
4-27
7-16
10-
28c
B
4 40%
6-12
..
6-11
1
(quar.)
realized
preferred
3%%
(quar.)
Co.,
from
from
$4
7- 5
,7-14
7-14
class
Service
(Charles)
Philco
Co.,
Brass
cents
cents
Philadelphia
(quar.)
Land
&
3.90 %
5-25
{5c
5-15
5-25
<
Edison
8
{5c
—.'.
6-15
6-25
(quar.)
Co.,
Trading,
$4
$1.37(6
Ohio
8
50c
—
15c
1
4%
preferred (quar.)_^__—
Philadelphia Dairy Products—
7-21
6-11
5%
common
Ohio
1
6-22
8-
dividend)—
(quar.)
Products
Class
{5C
National
Ry.
Sugar
Ohio
5-11
1
7-2
77-
30c
3(4%
2
25c
(s-a)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.
(quar.)—___.
A
7-
———j—
(stock
&
Pettibone-Mulliken
8-17
7-16
$3.50
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
Works (quar.)
Pharmacal
Oakite
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Co.
8-24
6- 8
40c
$1.12(4
(quar.)_
Paul, Inc. (quar.)___
Pfizer
Ltd. (quar.)
Oak Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
6-11
2
5-31
10c
5-25
6-25
(quar.)
common
preferred
5
Co.—
Water
Oahu
30C
75c
5-31
6-20
6- 1
6-11
Pipeline
Extra
Quebec Power Ltd.—
1st
Oahu
{37 (4c
(quar.)——
common
(quar.)
National Hosiery Mills,
Class
—
—
preference
Class
(quar,)_
(quar.)—_
Oil
$1.50
Norwich
2
Corp. of America
6-
6-20
6-15
5c
—
Basin
(25
(quar.)
Northrop Aircraft
1
$1.06%
preferred
National
8
6-
Corp.—
National
&
6-
6-12
50c
__
National
6-29
gains
income)—
(quar.)
common
National
National
$1.25
20c
_____
(quar.)
Casualty
(Detroit)
(quar.)
City Lines (increased quar.)
Dairy Products (increased)—
Cash
Northport
5c
from
Petroleum
(initial)
common
1
62 (4 c
—
8
6-22
10c
25c
—
Co.
Milk,
Peter
Service—
Teleuhone
8
7;:.v
common
($1.50
Biscuit
Ohio
6-
'
Gas
(quar.)
Gas,
6-
6-12
Petrolane
Quarterly
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.—
New
15c
from net ordinary
cents
National
Ry.
Natural
6-30
6-25 b
8
this dividend)
preferred
6-15
4c
6-
40c
gtd.
Corp.
40c
60c
income)
preferred (s-a)
Natco
Corp.
(quar.)
Aviation
class A
Oil,
Northern
in¬
profits)
5%
National
i
Co.—
investment
Industries,
4
5-18
6c
(quar.)—
Securities
net
10-
6-10
50c
investment
net
securities
from
2c
and
come
10-27
50c
37 (4 c
(quar.)
(2c from
Trust
25c
$i.3iy2
(quar.)
common
6-22
15
(quar.)
Public
Northern
20c
preierred
Mutual
6
50c
Foundation
Income
Mutual
7-
22 (4 c
Murray Co. (Texas) (quar.)—
Murray Corp. of America (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)
Muskogee Co. (quar.)
Mutual
7-27
30c
(quar.)— 4
Co.
6-26
(quar.)—
Insurance
Central
5(6%
$1.65
_——
Brass
5-21
26 (4 c
Quarterly
Mueller
6-19
7-
7- 2
37(6c
Capital
Northern
2
{15C
6-14
34%c
7%
Co.
share plus
per
6-11
$3.50
preferred (s-a)
Royal Dairies,
6-25
stock dividend—
RR.,
Gas
37 (4c
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Petroleum
$1.12
$1.05
5(6%
(see Philip Morris)
(quar.)———
1
Refractories
593/sC
(quar.)
6-
$1.06(4
1
25c
-
6-28
15c
(initial
"A"
com.
Indiana
Northern
(quar.)
4(4%
——
$2.50
quar.)
1
preferred (quar.)——————
preferred (quar.)————
4.22%. preferred
(quar.)—
4.56% convertible preference (entire issue
called for redemption on June 28 at $25
1
7-
62 (4 c
i
Pet
6-
4(6%
1
+$1.75
37 (4c
(quar.)
5-18
6-15
4(4%
+$1.75
—
preferred
Life
Carolina
7-
6-15
(quar.)_
American
7-14
Permian
(quar.)
Initial after 50%
$1.75
6-12
(quar.)—
American
North
6-20
1
Investment Corp.—
preferred
5-25
(increased
Motor Finance Corp.,
Mount Vernon Mills,
"B"
preferred
North
Permutit
(s-a)
Cement,
American
516%
6-15
(quar.)
Ry.
Car,
American
Common
6-
6-25
Ltd.
American
9
common
(Philip), Inc.
Plan
(Calif.)
Morris
&
5-18
6-15
(quar.).
Co.
preferred
Morris
N
6-15
6-12
2
15c
18%c
$1.28(4
Normetal Mining Ltd. (interim)
Norris-Thermador Corp.
(quar.)
7-
(initial
Lines
Mills,
Paper
Myers
6-15
20c
Quarterly i
Morris
6%
5-15
3
Engineering—
Morrell
7%
6-12
7-
25c
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Morgan (J. P.) & Co. (quar.)
Mount
Norfolk
5% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Moore-McCormack
Noranda
5-31
6-15
(quar.)—___——
A
B
5-31
6-26
Works
common
7%
7%
6-16
6-16
15c
6-
7-
—
(quar.)
Southern
of Long Island—
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.
6-15
30c
30c
75c
3%c
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
{50c
Nopco
Mines.
Name of Company
6-15
40c
6-15
&
...
15c
;
Chemical
7- 2
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
15c
—
Corp
6-29
35c
1
—-—
System
Holden
When
Share
Transit
File
3
quar.)—__
Co.
Share
7-
___
Locomotive
Montrose
Nicholson
7-
(quar.)
Montreal
Niagara
6-15
62 (4c
(quar.)
(initial
common
class
6-15
2
{$2.40
Monterey
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
Montgomery Ward & Co.—
$7
2
7-
(s-a)__
(Winnipeg)
Assurance
Monroe Auto Equipment Co.,
Monsanto
7-
$1.15
{30c
(quar.)——
Frontier
$1.10
—
(quar.)
Brewery, class A
B
Niagara
25c
(quar.)
Name of Company
6-14
40c
Rubber
Molson's
6-28
+25c
pfd. (s-a)__
A (quar.)_—
Per
Payable of Rec.
40c
{31 (4c
class A—.
RR., 4%
& Birmingham
—
Holder$
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
53
(2809)
Aviation
Republic Steel
Corp
(quar.)
$28c
$1
6-26
50c
6-21
25c
7-
62(4c
6-15
6-15
6-
7
2
6-11
7-22
6-20
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2810)
When
Per
Holden
Per
When
Share
Payable
1
Name of Company
Resistoflex Corp.,
5%
preferred A (quar.)
Rexall
Drug
5%
dividend)
(stock
com.
New common
New
(initial quar.)
class B (initial
common,
Motals,
4%%
series
Reynolds
(R.
preferred
A
1092'c'
3.60%
preferred
Oil
Inc.,
7%
2nd
Richfield
Ricke
(quar.)
River
-
Brand
^—
River
Raisin
Mills
Paper
Robbins
—
Myers,
"
Little
Robinson
Rochester &
&
Rochester Telephone,
preferred
Rockland
4.75%
&
Spring
Stock
Rolls-Royce,
American
Rome
Rotary
Class
A
Russell
6-
6- 8
6- 1
4.80%
Gas
Southern
2
6-15
7- 2
6-15
$1.25
(increased
1
6-18
7-
5-18
;
6-15
' '
.
1
6-22
6-15
70c
6-20
50c
7-
5c
7-
6-
3
4
3
6-15
6-15
Southwestern
Gas
6-29
-
6-15
6-29
6-20
7-10
6-30
-
preferred
preferred
"A"
(quar.)
5%
5%
preferred
35c
6-l"5
6-
$1.25
'7-2
St.
Paul
Fire
Marine
&
$4.40
..
1st
San
San
Jose
preferred
Carlos
Sarnia
Milling, Ltd
Works,
Ltd
______
Water
common
preferred
Scott
&
2__
(quar.).
Common
4.10%
preferred
$4.50
series
$4.75
(quar.)
A
preferred
6-15
6-15
6-
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Seaboard Oil Co. (quar.)
Seabrook Farms Co.,
Sealed Power Corp.
7-18
8-1
7-18
6-12
5-25
Seaman
Bros.,
1
25c
6-21
66-
25c
Acceptance,
$2.50
4%%
prior
class
Berrick
B
Stock
1
preferred
A
6-15
6-15
5-31
t
6-
1
f50c
7-2
6-1
*56'/4C
7-2
6-1
50c
(quar )—
6-22
6-
Sheller
Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist
Products (increased)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of
Canada,
7%
preferred
(quar.)__
America,
_
preferred
A
$4.50
preferred
B
preferred
C
(quar.)__
(quar.)
$4 50
(quar.)
(quar.),
6-
8
6-
1
5-31
6-15
5-31
$1.12%
$1.12%
6-15
5-31
Ltd.
____
m
(quar.)
KiSfif ?fH(QUar )
Ltd.,
common,.
preferred
preferred
Stedman
6-30
5-31
Stoook
(S.)
$20c
7-27
6-28
Stop
Shop,
6-11
5-
Storer
5"
6
6-
1
6-
r
1
qi
t!5c
(increased)
111
6-12
6-15
5-18
o0f,
Corp. (quar.)
O.) Corp
n
6-15
5-15
fi-is
ZZ
fl_91
$12 %c
^
(quar.).
&
sir
50c
6-13
5-14
30c
6.20
6-
70c
8-
1
4
6-18
&
Class
B
to
Shares
SEC
class A
A
approval)
6-29
6-29
7-10
15c
7-10
6-19
-
•>
:
6-30
6-U
6-15
6--1
6-15
6-
6-15
1
15c
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
31'Ac
7-
2
6-
8
'<■
6-27
6-15
6-30
11'Ac "
(1953)
(quar.)
6-15
15c
6-30
6-15,
r $1.12%
6-30,
6-11
6-30
6-U
—
(quar.):
$1.06%
(stock
Corp.
dividend).
5 %
6-25
6-15
5-25
17 %C
6-25
€-15
'
Z
voting
pfd.
Coal,
class A
(quar.)
'M,
Electric
Inc.,
6-20
6-30
shares
-
4
6-30
6-15
"Union
6-18
5-21
6-15
6-
66-
6-15
6-
6-29
9-28
+$1.75
7-13
6-29
30c
.6-19
6-1
40c
6-30
6-15
$1
6-U
5-25
15c
6-15
6- .5
Film
(quar.)
United
12-31
12-14
5%
-
7-
2
6-15
6-15
5-16
25c
6-15
6-
1
7-
5
6-15
7-
2
6-il
common
(initial)
(quar.)
...
)
(quar.)
Tool
6-15
6-
6-29
6-19
6-14
6-
1
6-14
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
(quar.)..
'
4
10c
$1.25
-
7-
2
6-20
6-20
6-
8
30c
6-20
5-
7
6-30
6-
1
6-11
5-25
7-
6-15
$35c
50c
2
6-8
6-29
5-31
Hevi-Duty
each
30
-
-
10-
1
1-1-57
50c
7-
8-31
7-20
8-15
7-20
87 %c
Ltd. .(quar.)
Cities
Stock
-
Class
,
!
(quar.)..
Fjancisco)
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
30c
7-
1
8
6-
8
6-25
6-15
Inc.—-
.
-*
6-15
6-15
$1.12%
6-15
(quar.)
7-15
7-3
6-11
5-28
6-
class A
6-7
6-11
5-28
50c
6-15
5-31
(quar.)—
87 %C
8c
1%
1%
13 3/4 C
15c
8-
1
7-16
6-15
6-
6-15
6-5
6-15
6-
5
5
6-15
6-'5
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
10c
6-11
5-28
75c
^
7-13
6-
10c
(quar.)
37 %c
common..
50c
8
6-29
6-8
7-
6-
2
8
6-30
5-31
$1.06'%
7-
2
5-31
60C
(quar.)
Illuminating
Amer.
7
6-21
50c
income)
Molasses,
1
6-21
8c
United
6-
56'4 c
(quarj.
Co.,
.
25c
(quar.).
Funds, Inc.—
United Income Fund Shares (From net in¬
preferred
8
5-31.
7%c
(quar.).
common
Improvement,
-
J
$1.25
dividend
vestment
5-24
6-
.5-31
*
(quar.)
United Gas Corp.
5-18
6-U
.
5-31
»
(quar.).,—.—
Utilities
6-1
6-22
J25C
4
6-15
.
6-15
75C
12 %c
f25c
Circuit,
6-5
6-
2
•6-U
-
37 %c
(s-a)
4
6-15
25c
—
25c
United
4 'A %
7-6
6-
7-
$1.50
7-
2
6-12
-I
CH
5-22
Ltd.—
deposit rets. ord.
(final)
Is 6d
,
7-20
1
6-15
20c
(quar.).—_
5%%-preferred (quar.)
6% preferred.(quar.)
United Corp.
(s-a)
.United Fruit Co. (quar.)
11-30
6-
8-
50c
dividend
B
Stock
7-20
8-15
t35c
;
Corp.
(quar.)..
Products (s-a)
Co.
5-31
8-15
92%c
Fastener
(quar.)
Cigar Whelan Stores Corp.—
^3.50'convertible preference (quar,)—
United
••
8-15
$1
(Omaha),.Ltd.
United
1
6-29
'■
$1.12%
^
Glass,
Carbon
United ®as
50c
$1
6-15
United
6-15
.United
1
37 %c
1
6-15
35c
United-Carr
6-15
35c
(reduced)
(quar.)
of
for
iquar.)
(La.)
preferred
1
10c
(quar.)..
A
1
25c
com.
Series
7-
6-
7-
30c
'i.
&• Carton
&
6-15
6-15
31'Ac
Can
7-
5c
Oil,
common
preferred
Board
6-15
40c
(quar.)
4%%*
1
""
25c
$15c
_a_.
Theatre
*
6-29
50c
common
(quar.)
(s-a)_—
7-
25c
25c
(quar.)„
B
5-28
-
preferred* (quar.)_
.United
56C
-
6-15
6-15
.
Ltd.—
Co.
Gas
Artists
United
25C
2
6-U
United Biscuit Co. of "America—
.
5-31
2
7-
25c
Amusement, Ltd.,. class A
25c
preferred
&
Aircraft
Class
7-
13 %c
United
50c
43 %C
6'Ac
——
Aircraft
United
6-15
"
Oil
1
preferred (quar.)
Light & Power (quar.)
Sugar Co. (San
Wire Rope__
United Air Lines Inc.
9-14
$1.25
5-31
6-30
Union
6-ia
$1.25
5-31
6-U
5-31
Union
6-15
$1.25
6-
6-U
6-15
United
6-29
6-15
7-14
(one.share
Stockyards
1
25c
11-15
3
11-28
(reduced)
Mfg.
-Union
1
37 %c
8-15
$1.25
Pacific RR.
1
6-15
8-24
40c
held)
Union
1
6-15
5-18
50c
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)^
$4 preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred
(qyar.I
$3.50 preferred (quar.).
Union Gas Co. of Canada
Metal
5-14
7-
6-15
40c
$4.50
Union
6-9
v,
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.
6-' 1,
7-13
40c
common
dividend
6-26
(quar.):—J__——
(quar.j.
Electric
6--9
25c
(increased quar.)__ <
Acceptance Corp.
Stock
6-8
20c
(quar.)—
-
8
3
6-26
31 %c
(quar.)-
5%%- preferred
Underwood
Corp.
6-20
17 %c
7-
20c
(quar.).——
Refrigeration
6-29
17 %c
t5Cc
70c
pfd. A
Tobacco,-7%
Gas,
Common
2
8
6-8
6-
(quar.)
60c non-cum. partic. 2nd pfd.
Union Bag & Paper (quar.)
Union
Electric
Co.—
_/
„
6-11
6-
3
3
(quar.)
common
6-29
7-
3
7-
3d
5-18
15c
7-
(interim)
5-18
1
6-13
7-
(quar.)
7-15
7-15
2
—
$1.25
6-11
7-
5-31
7-
trust certificates
(quar.)
Steel Forging (quar.)
6-25
$30C
8
3
(quar.)—____.
Union
6-
6-
7-
tCOc
•:
r_
commorr
5-14
7-J5
6-15
-
t$1.12%
5-29
6-14
'6-15
2
6-15
t35c
i
;
6-U
7-10
7-
$1
A_i
6-11
7-16
6-25
20c
30c
5-29
7-10
Z
25c
1
(quar.)..____
6-11
25c
•
(quar.)
new
(quar.)
6-15
7-1
35c.
•"■"v.
:—_ Z
,
preference
•
U-Tote
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—
$4 preferred
6-15
7- 1
$1
Z
Clutch
5-10
50c
Inc.
(quar.)__
6<-13
6-15
1
25C
Trusts
Products,
Disc
Tyler
$30c
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd.
Common
2
7-1
7-
.
$1
pfd.
Oil
Twin
5-21
7c
Superior Portland Cement (quar.)
Company
Quarterly
7*
$2
Century-Fox
6-18
37 %c
A
Sunray Mid-Continental
Swift &
1
$1
(quar.)-:
Leaseholds
Tuckett
6-11
15c
(Calif.)
Mining
5-26
Z 25c
(quar.)—.—
Trunkline Gas Co..
6-25
40c
;
(quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd.
Sunshine
5-31
6-11
7-10
6*-
:
Corp,—
preferred
4%%
6-19
6-25
$15c
(quar.)
(s-a)
second
Machine
1
2
6-15
31'Ac
B .tquar.).
True Temper Corp., com.
divi-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
7-10
7-10
31'Ac
62 %c
(quar.)__
Broadcasting,
5-18
1
1
8-
40c
—
933/4c
(quar.)—
Inc.,
6-15
88-
-•
7-
j———
50c
(quar.)
Co.
6-15
5-25
6-15
25C '
—
50c
capital surplus)
Webster,
6-l"5
;
—
Corp.
convertible
&
*
'
& Williams
Truax-Traer
100%
prior preferred (quar.)
5-25
90c
Pattern
Sinclair S'oiltdVn!.qUa>r')
Oil
(quar.)
Sinclair
3
70c
Steel
6
1
capi-
(quar.)
5%
Stuart
6-
5-15
6-
35c
5%
Sundstrand
o
of
(quar.)
Bros.
*
1
25C
-
(quar.)
Twentieth
Steinway & Sons
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
Sterling Brewers (quar.)
Stern & Stern Textiles, 4%%
pfd. (quar.)Z
Stlx, Baer & Fuller, 7 %' 1st preferred
Stokely-Van Camp, common (quar.)
Stone
6-15
6-20
6-15
6-15
of
(quar.)
preferred
5-31
6-U
3hare
Standaid
preferred
6-11
ftci*
®°*
(A.
conv.
6-11
6-15
$1.14
Trinity Universal Insurance (quar.)
Quarterly
Troy & Greenbush RR. Asso. (s-a)__
8
Tucson
share
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
Common, (quar.)
3
15s
6-
15c
—
of
1
50c
(quar.).
Lines,
Trinidad
.
preferred
3
.
Smith
6%
6-15
j50c
(quar.)
Silverwood Dairies. Ltd.—
Glass A
(quar.)
j;
2
50c
held)
Supply (quar.)
State Loan & Finance
Corp.,
Class B
(quar.)
^
7-
}25c
preferred
7-
(quar.)..
Fuel
7-
8
Light
Products
(out
5-23
7-
Z 7-
$1.35 *
:
20%
(s-a)
15c
_
$1.24
(quar.)
(quar.)..:—
Common
6-15
94c
(increased quar.)
com.
class
Corp.—
t30c
(quar.)
Bflknit,
Co.
B
Special
6-
'
2
8%c
each
subject
Ltd,,
20c
(initial quar,)
Ltd.
Eimmonos Saw &
Class
6-15
3
7-
i
(quar.)
Ltd.,
6-15
15c
Associated
preferred
Treesweet
•
Stanfields,
5%
5%
Transcon
6-15
(quar.)
(New Jersey).
Radio,
25c
t60c
5-29
2
18 %c
Co.
payment
7-16
,
—
preferred (quar.)
$2.80
value
to
7-16
8-1
common
Stores,
General
4%%
-
6-14
50c
Class B (quar.)
Standard-Toch Chemical Inc.—
Increased
quar.)—
State
30C
87 %C
Kentucky
changed
>-8-1
(quar.)——
Corp. (increased)
Traders Finance, Ltd., class
3
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
&
7-16
$1.14
$1.16
Towmotor
9-14
12-
$1.06'A
:
additional
for
A
fr-15
:r
2
; 8-1
"
32c ;•*■
Packing (quar.)—__
Shipyards
—
Transue
(Indiana)
Power
end
5C
6-15
$1
25C
Realty & Construction—
Toronto
California
(Ohio),
7-
12%c
6- 3
Co.—*
preferred (quar.
Tobin
Todd
4
$1.75
dividend
Standard
5%
6-15
6-19
25c
quar.)
par
preferred
Standard
5%
$1.12%
_
(quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A
Skil
no
Oil
Stock
4
25c
;
$1.21
20c
33/4%
5-31
1
2
$1.12%
(quar.)
(An
Co.
Standard Oil
5-
7-
7-
^
Extra
6-11
$$1.75
of
value
par
20c
Bhulton, Inc., class A
Singer Mfg.
Co.
stock
Standard
6-13
$12%c
_
(quar.)
common
$4.50
Simplicity
Oil
Oil
25c
Ltd.—
6-
v
Holding Corp., class A
dividend
tal
45c
^
Sherman
Bhirrifr-Horsey Corp., Ltd.
7
6-29
$1.12%
B
6%
(quar.)
iu4,V2^nP!^eferred B
Oil Co.
Breweries,
6-20
lOc
Power Co.—
Shell
of
6-30
12%c
(quar.)___
&
'
5-25
1
5-31
Corp.—■
preferred
cents
Starrett
5-25
8
*
preferred
4%%
conv.
Waier
5%
1
6-
20c
(quar.)
(increased
Stanley Home
6-15
8
6-
———
Pipeline
common
common
Common
Co.—
common
Factors
5-25
G.)
Water
preferred
5-25
6-15
6-
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)—
City
6-15
5c
6-15
25c
Electric
6-15
5%
$$1
$1.50
1
22c
Mining
(s-a).
pfd. (quar.)
12-14
25c
(Frank
ctfs.
conv.
10-
6-15
75c
Co.,
30c
6-15
(quar.)
6-
7-2
'
30c
1
(quar.)
2
2
(quar.)——
pfd.
preferred
Tishman
6-15
1
A
7-
5-25
7-
class
A
Drug
8
8
7-
$1.12%
"
Building—
Tilo Roofing
•Z 5-25
Standard
..
Tide
7-20
2
7-
Denn
Sigma Mines.
6-15
1
6-15
$1.12
(quar.)
B
6-11
8-
7-
$1.25
Shawinigan Water
Class
1
6-
$1.10
6-
$1
preferred
cents
4'/4%
-
6-15
(quar.)
dividend
Corp.
7-
6-15
7-20
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp. of America
Shattuck
6-11
1
15c
__
1
7-
15c
Angeles)
7-
1
Co
preferred
A
Sharon- Steel
Shattuck
(Los
common_r
5-25
10c
common..
7- 2
8-
Gas
Inc.,
Investment
Thrifty
7-20
preferred
Corp.,
Class
5-25
31'Ac
-
5%
Seiberling Rubber,
2
$1.06'A
6-
6- a
2
.
(quar.)
Markets, common....
Adams
60
2
2
(quar.) —1
(quar.)
non-conv.
Class
7-20
7-20
77-
7-
(quar.):
conv.
300
7-20
1
1
(Name
(accumulative)
preferred
(quar.)___^
Security Title Insurance Co.
7-
1
1
8-
8-
Oil
1
;
8-
27 %C
Standard
7
6-15
...
(quar.)
Second United Cities Realty Corp.—
Series B 5% preferred
Securities
1
6-
■
8-
w
6-21
6-
(quar.)_
92 %c
97 %c
$1.03% •/
;
(quar.)
Carbon
Co.
8
$1.31%
:———.
iquar.)..
common
5%
9
par)
$6.25
6-15
7-
($25
7
6-15
7-13
8
preferred
Thrift
(quar.)
75
6-19
$1.12%
40C
preferred
6-19
12%c
(quar.)
Inc.
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
%
6-
*
American,
Thorofare
7-20
Standard
25c
(quar.)
6-15
7-20
5
7-10
6-15
2
1
6-
6-21
2
7-
1
6-15
7-10
7-
4%
6-15
8-
Class
6-21
2
8-
5
1
7-
2
;
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred B (quar.;
4%
2
$1.15
6-
1
6-
27 %c
6-15
7-
6-15
7i
(quar.)
preferred
Thermold
8
$1.22%
——
preferred*; (quar.)
4%
6-20
6-
•
—
—..—:
Mfg.
5%
(quar.)
Common
v
4%
$1.25
2
(quar.).
Glass
Inc.,
Textron
v
6-15
1
(quar.)
6-15
_
1
par)
Stock
preferred
77-
($25
$3.50
8-14
7-10
1
preferred
Standard
7-
1
6-
(Dallas)
preferred A (quar.)
4'/4% preferred E (quar.)
6-12
1
.
7-
$1.28
Light Co., $4.56 pfd.
preferred
Textiles,
1
$1.16% ;
(quar.)
Utilities
matcher
5-31
-
&
8
(j-
Co.—
Natural
-Thompson Products,
(quar.)
preferred
$4.84
Texas
1
6-
6-11
Power
8
6-
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4 preferred
1
6-
6-15
*6-15
Texas
.
6-
2
7-
$1.02%
(quar.)——
■
Sulphur
Common
1
66-
6-15
27c
7%
5-25
1
6:
,6-15
$1.25
(initial)
Standard Brands,
6-12
6-15
6-15
;
Illinois
Z
1
10c
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance
Staley (A. E.; Mfg., $3.75 preferred
$1.25
4%%
6-
$1.25
preferred
Springfield
5-18
7-
$1.183/4
8-15
6-15
(quar.)
4.25%
$1.02%
(quar.)
9-14
Gulf
Texas
8-15
$1.18%
_—
Texas
5-15
5-15
25c
(quar.)
Sprague
1
1
6-15
9-14
6-15
Quarterly
5-31
6-11
25c
preferred
Quarterly
6-10
6-11
$1.12%
preferred
5.40%
$1.50
(quar.)..
6-29
(quar-)
4.96%
$1.06%
Spiegel, Inc., common ((mar )
$4.50x preferred
(quar.7:
Spokane International RR. (quar.)
.
Inc.—
(quar.)
common
5-28
,
2
7-
*
: $1.06'A
Transmission,-common
6-22
28c
(quar.)
Gas
7-16
*
35c
$1.27%
(quar.)
6-18
62 %c
—
Texas
6-15
7-
$1.16
——
(quar.)
preferred
25c
62 %c
:
preferred
preferred
75c
•
2
5-28
6-14
1
(quar.)—
7-
50c
Insur.
preferred
$4.56
A
6-15
6-28
—.—
Service
6-29
50C
$1.15
(quar,).—.
Natural Ggs Lines (quar.)——.
Electric
,,
25c
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
1
6- 1
6-
Z
—
(quar.)
6-
<
Z;*
(quar.)
$4
6-15
15c
a.,
(quar.)—.—
Texas
8
6-15
3c
'
Ry.—.
(quar.).
24c
$1.25
Sperry-Rand Corp., common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
6-8
15c
5-31
$1
pfd.
preferred
Standard
____
6-13
'
common
Speer
6-12
7-2
Service—
$5
5%
6-22
9-
7-13
$1.07
15c
Water
(quar.)
Beaboard Finance,
1
J■'t:
91'Ac
(quar.)
Common
Sicks
6-1
25c
i__
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
Shoe
7-1
8-
1
$1.16%
22>/2c
Scranton-Spring Brook
4%
7-10
50c
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
Scranton Lace Co.
(quar.)
Servo
7-17
50c
Manufacturing Co.,
$3.65
5%
1
$1
Extra
Scoville
i.
12-
85c
(quar.)
Williams
12-15
25c
(quar.)
8-
$1.20
'
1—
Sparks-Wlthington Co., 6%
1
45c
6-
(quar.).:
Life
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.50%
.
Electric—
&
Sovereign Life Assurance
1
9-
120c
(quar.)
6-30
40c
-
Georgia
4.25%'- preferred
;
6-20
:
5-31
—
...
6-15
—
&
4.10%'preferred
7-18
7-10
4.40%
1
6-
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Paper Co.. common
$4
6-
6-15
60c
Lock
preferred
6-15
20c
—
5.25%
,4.36%
-
4
»-■
Schwitzer
$3.40
6-
$1.10
■_
<
6-29
6-15
30c
(quar.)
Bridge,
Schlage
Bcott
7-25
$1.25
*_
5.12%
5
(quar.)
4.60%
50c*
(quar.).
5
6-
(quar.)
4.40%
$1.25
(quar.)..
St. Regis Paper CO;—w
^
6-
6-30 ;
$1.75
_;
4.15%
1
35c
Insurance
6-30-5
27c
8
$4.64
—
3.907k
6-15
150c
2
6-14
preferred
New
1
$1.25
(quar.)
6-28
6-11
6-
-$$1.50
f
Southwestern Public Service—
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
6-1
-
6-14
preferred
Southwestern
6-1
-I—
7- 2
4.65%
1
6-
7-1
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
6-
*■■■
7-1
'
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Louis Public Service, class A
Louis, San Francisco Ry., common
St.
1
$1.07%
i.
Lawrence
8t.
2
"7-
6-14
4.28%
$1
preferred (quar.)i
St. Joseph Light & Power, com.
5%
7-
60c
:
(quar.)
4.30%
Bt.
25c
—
(quar.)-
common
preferred
2
45c
preferred
5%
7-
6-11
———_—i—t
Corp. —^___—*——i———
Tennessee Gas Transmission, com. (quar.>—
4.60% preferred (quar.)
4.64%
preferred (quar.)
4.65% preferred (quar.)
...
—.—
4.90%- preferred
(quar.)
::
6-29
*
class A (quar.)__—__
Co., 6% 2nd pfd. (s-a)
Tennessee
6-22
6-15
7-
$25c
(quar.)—
Alabama
Tennessee,
2
6'Ac
Ltd—
Mfg.,
Power
6-15
$1
(Canada;,
Carson
Aircraft-
60c
common
2
i;
6-12
$1.12%
Gas,
7-
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co.— >
Name changed to Safety Industries, Inc.—
4%
Natural
5c
6-12
6-12
2
(quar.).
(quar.)
Elec. Service
6-30
2
7-
7„.\
com.
Southwestern
25%
Quarterly
Gas,
6-
6%
7-
50c
Power, 5%
Royalty—
Southwest
57 %e
common
6-11
1
Telluride
Temco
Tennessee
(quar.)——
Utah
Southland
6-12
6-12
Co.—
pref. (quar.)„
preferred
(quar.)__
Southern
6-15
2
2
&
Products
Telechiome
5-28
77-
:
—
2
$1
6-14
7
6-12
2%%
15c
J
7-
120c
Tecumsen
—__
$1.12%
:
Bafeway Stores, Inc.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
43A% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
6-11
6-15
10c
40c
6
.
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Union
4 '/4 %
-
6-
$45c
—_
7%
4%%
•
6-20
Pearson
5.10%
conv.
6-
6-11
1—
pfd. (quar.;_„
(reduced)
_
$1
7-26
:
Taylor,
(initial)—
non-cam.
Southern
6-28
(s-a;
dividend
5%
1
35c
(reduced)
1
,yr
(quar.)—.
old
Co.,
non-cum.
25c
4%%
Royalty
6-
Ry.
common
5%
12%%
(quar.;___
Co.
11-16
.
.
(final)
6-
35c
———-
35c
—
—
(quar.)_
Co.
7
6-29
(quar.)_—
Production
Southern
6-18
12-18
quar.;
Steel
Pacific
Southern
(reduced)
C.)
Southern
y
(quar.)——. t$l'.06%
(quar.)
preferred
6-
1
Electric—
Power
4.80%
8
6-15
6-
Co.—
Co., Ltd.—
&
Southern Natural
New
„
Gas
6-15
7-
6-
50c
.(quar.)
preferred (quar.
Nevada
3
40c
(quar.;
6-20
$1.19
pfd.
Indiana
8
7-
6-29
—...
Process,
6-30
-
:
com.
Southern
6-
$50c
1
—
50c
Common
8
3
6-
'
<quar.)____—£•
•
7-
6-29
;
Power
preferred
6-20
25c
;
Canada
Partic.
$30c
7
common
(quai.)
Southern Franklin
6-20
(quar.)————
Axle
Southern
_
5
preferred
preferred
6-15
1
25c
=
(quar.)
Edison
7- 2
—
Stock
6-
Ltd.
b-lo
1
56'Ac
_____
(quar.)
California
4.32%
6- 5
Sugar,
6-15
Russell Industries, Ltd.—
i—
Ryerson & Haynes, Inc. (stock dividend)—
Babine
6- 5
6-15
Co.,
I
7-
5-
(quar.;__
preferred
Original
'
6-15
6-15
-
(Jacob;
(P.
Southern
$20c
$2
Ltd.—
Co.
7
„
2%
Corp.,
Ruberoid
6-
8-
2%
Electric
Ruppert
6-21
(quar.)—
deposit receipts ordinary
Roos Bros., Inc.
Rothmoor
Southam
(S-a) *—
Ltd., 4%%
Corp.
7r 6
8%
77-
717/sc
6-18
*
—
(increased quar.)
Gas
v3c
Cable
Ronson
8-1
8 Vic
dividend
Rolland Paper,
6-12
27%c
(quar.)
&
Rico
Jersey
2
com.
Power—
preferred
Oil
Porto
7-20
dividend
Stock
Penn
South
7-
Valley RR.
com.
South
34%c
>
(quar.)——
*
Light
Rockwell
Ltd.,
1
50c
37%c
A—_________——
Co.,
Genessee
South
6-
6i 5
62 72C
62 %c
(quar.):
6-15
63 %c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—_——
preferred (quar.).—_—————
Tamblyn iG.) Ltd., common
4% preference (quar.)—-—
Tappan Stove
10c
preferred
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
6-14
...
7
•
class
6-11
6-15
"
(quar.)—--
—
C ),
(J.
5%
preferred
1
53/4%
6-15
(reduced;
4.60%
5-15
6-29
■
61c
(quar.)—:
preferred
9-15
6-15
30c
$1
.
Controls, common (quar.)
preferred '(quar.)——————--—;
5%%
10-1
Co.
4.50%
20c
■
—
common
9-15
6-15
30c
>,
—_
Robert-Pulton
.Robinson
7- 1
30c
iquar.;
(quar.)
participating
Participating
5%
.
Mfg.
(quar.)
5-31
7-
5%%
5-25
6-15
383Ac
South American Gold & Platinum Co. (quar.)
South Carolina Electric & Gas, common
»
5-11
6-11
5%
6-12
31 %c
(quar.)
6-15
-————
&
preferred
$1.55
preferred
4-21
6-15
30C
(James), Inc., common (quar.)
7c
7- 1
10-1
—
Copper Mines, Ltd.—
shares i
$1.50
Z;'Z:
$1.25
6-8
Talcott
3
15c
(quar.)
7-
50c
Paper —^—:
Syracuse' Supply
6-29
common
Soss
>
:
Roan Antelope
American
Corp.,
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
$4c
(s-a).
25c
5-18
20c
(quar.)
——
Rice
7-2
H
Share
Ltd.
Mines,
6-29
dividend;
6-15
Products
Co.
R
(stock
b-
(quar.).
Riegel Textile Corp., common
$4
preferred
A
(quar.)
R.'tter
„
Gold
10c
—-—__
Oil
6-13
Sylvanite
40c
(quar.)
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
$175
(quar.)—
(quar.;
preferred
Metal
Socony-Mobil
6-29
Company
6-29
1
5%
(quar.;
dividend
2c
(quar.;
Oil
7-2J
7-31
Name of
6-29
35c
75c
1st preferred
7%
Tools
Snyder Tool & Engineering Co.
Stock
7-31
$50c
7- 2
;—;
preferred
$25c
——
90c
—
Is#-preierred
2nd
„
$1-12/a
(quar.)
7%
Snap-On
b-12
fa-12
6-
When
Per
of Rec.
6-15
Sutherland
—
,
8- I
,,
(quar.)—__
7%
,,
Sonotone
preferred
Rice-Stix,
c
(quar.)
Monday, June 11, 1956
.
Holder»
25c
preferred (quar.)
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
Tobacco
J.)
4.50%
Rancn
^
Works (quar.)
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
$2
Q"
59%c
(quar.)
£
7- J
7- 3
}2/2C
——
'
Rice
(Howard;
Common
n
25c
25c
*—
quar.)
common—____
Smith
5-16
I" %
(quar.)
Revlon, Inc., common (stock dividend).
Common, class B (stock dividend)——.—-
Reynolds
Engineering
£
£"32
Smith
6- 7
12%C
Co.
Company
6-15
6-30
2¥/?c
———
Name ol
Payable o) Rec.
Share
..
•
*
Volume
183
Number
5541
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
55
(2811)
Per
When
Share
Payable
'
Name of
United
New
United
Pacific
Non-cum.
,
U.
S.
\
Company
Jersey
&
RR.
*
Canal
•"
r.
(quar.)___
$2.50
partic.
Ceramic
preference
Tile
1 Quarterly
V. S. Foil Co.,
(quar.*_
25c
;
class
A
S. Glass Co.
Extra
S.
Lines
S.
c.
(N.
Lumber
Rubber
$1.40
U.
S.
U.
S.
convertible
Truck
United
A
$1.75
(Del.)
-1
■
Ltd.
lac
-',1
[
,
Oil
45c
de
62yzC
:
ry
.
25c
Co.,
Dutch
'V
common
preierred
preferred
$3
12-
1
11-14
Railway,
4
6-20
common
6-12
2
6-12
Zion's
7-
4
6-20
12-
1
66-
6-15
$1.50
Radio
&
dividend
7-
5-25
prior
Co.,
A
tPayable
in
Less
British
6-20
5-31
x
Less
Jamaica
6-20
5-31
6-20
6-15
6-
8-
tax
y Previous
date
Tube
preferred
(quar.)
Waterloo
common
75c
6-30
_*
;
6-20
35C
2
66-
1
7-31
common
tl2%C
7-10
25c
6-15
6-
SEC
6-
..J-1,
funds,
are
to
5-18
8-
1
8-
7-
:
1
7-
3
6-
of
8
income
6-15
5-25
<Si
Co.,
deductible
at
the
published
at
incorrect.
was
is
indicated
The
corrected
__I
launched,
preferred
.
Jersey &
West
Ohio
Penn
Electric
West
Penn
Power Co.,
Gas
4.20%
preferred
4.10%
preferred
7-;. 1
7-
-
-
7-
2
6-
i
7-
2
6-
7-
2
6-29
6-
8
4
12-15
V
6-15
6-
7-
6-15
6-
7-
7-16
7-
1
7-
2
6-
6-15
6-
6-15
6Q-
6-
6
62%c
7-
6
in
60c
7-16
7-
2
1
6-15
6-
'1-
2
7-
•First
(quar.)
6-11
2
8-
1
$1.43%
'
"
$1
'
-
3%%
6-11
2
3%%
4V*%
7-13
v
Installment
Cumulative
7-13
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
414%
6-
8
4V2%
7-
issuable in
434%
6-17
'
40c
■
1
6-30
-
6-
7-
1
6-13
20c
7-
1
6-20
$1)
$1.06%
;
6-15
7-
1
6-20
Common
75C
7-
1
6-20
5.05%
4
Co.—
$1
B
(s-a)
$1.25
6-15
6-
1
25C
8-20
(quar.)
30c
Gas
of
wells
only
stock
Co.
and
its
and
(monthly).
in
1972——
4,000,000
1976—
of
$4,000,000
of
agreed
forth
5-18
set
1
7-13
11-
1
10-11
7-
1
6-18
6-15
$1.50
7-31
7-16
25c
6-20
6-
Blair
at
to
purchase
of
from
Hulme,
&
below,
Co.
an
of
of
Inc..*
$1,500,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
A.
Allvn
C.
Co
&
Co.,
Republic
Coffin
&
.
Inc.
1,350,000
Co.
(Inc.)
Net
Burr,
Inc
800,000
Provi¬
the
to
of
4%
1,000,000
Sept.
30,
Certificate
the
1957
of
of
Incorporation
company's
convertible
without
capitaliza¬
preferred
stock,
sharwofirtrmmon
authorized
of
stock,
value
par
$3
per
share.
.:.:t
each
his
of
stock
name
has
of
option.
each
underwriter,
severally agreed
so
to
Inc
and
the
purchase,
19,847
Bloren
10,000
1—
number
are
as
Supple, Yeatman & Co.,
&
&
* 3,000
Co
•
Inc.
7,500
Hallowell,
5,000
—_—
Newburger
"
A
3,000
Sulzberger &
\
Co.
Inc.
fol¬
2,500
&
Co
2,500
Ry.—Earnings—
26,873 shs.
40,000 shs.
27,282 shs.
ry.
1955
1°54
1953
$539,130
$362,374
$441,470
132,537
172.147
67,486
80,369
70,228
66,228
9,854
13,457
1,829,725
1,733.020
1,514,841
1,825,093
509,730
469,975
323,683
449,102
207,042
147,017
84,850
181,904
railway
income—
oper.
-
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway.*:
—V.
income
oper.
183,
2228.
p.
Tennessee
Gas
Transmission Co.—^Unit Opens Large
Parking Garage—
South's
which
largest
can
Houston,
its
block-sized
—
off-street
The
public parking garage, a $3,000,000 structure
off-street parking for 1,500 cars at one time was
Tex., on June 2.
provide
in
opened
the
garage
was
wholly-owned
183,
p.
and
area
seven
offers
garage
parking levels
the
equivalent
of
—
two
seven
of
them
city blocka
parking.
built
is
and
subsidiary
operated
by the Ten Ten Travis Corp.,
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—
the
of
2697.
Ry.—Earnings—
1956
from
ry.
1954
1953
$284,586
$261,558
$320,971
155,806
railway
railway
1955
$334,502
from
127,992
108,059
149,002
income—
oper.
54,658
47,436
37,621
56,056
1,067,015
994,089
942,458
1,212,254
343,348
346,926
270,441
490,166
89,247
108,757
75,663
180,432
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
2,029,204 shs.
railway
railway
income
oper.
183,
/
2339.
p.
27.282 shs.
contained
in
named
in
the
$10,000,000
First
the
indenture.
below
has
respective
principal
Southwest
Hemphill,
W.
1956
$437,362
railway
From Jan. 1—
Net
25,050 shs.
Thor Corp.—To Pay 10% in Stock—
The
will
corporation
be
shares
sever¬
amounts
amount
Noyes
The
dend
paid
last
was
300,000
progress
750,000
year
i
Langley & Co—
Lee Higginson Corp
Inc.
Pierce
&
750.000
750,000
Co.,
800,000
on
5
dividend
the
of
Co._
&
July
outstanding
Co.—
C.
Rauscher,
500.000
the
(Vice-President) of
Parker
from
Henry
&
before
changing
shares
common
Co
from
—V.
company,
Snow, Sweeny & Co., Inc.
646,398 shs.
from
converting each of the 101,490 issued
5%
preferred stock into one-tenth of a
preferred 6tock; and converting each of the
common
stock, par value $1 per share, into one-
Applegate &
Net
24,797 shs.
underwriters
of
time
any
effective
Tennessee Central
43,509 shs.
40,000 shs.
'
restrictions
aggregate
$500,000
183, p. 2463.
Gross
may
the
10,149 sh9.
tl,000,000 shs.
borrowed
share;
per
shares
Texas Mexican
(par
the
$200,000
amendment
April—
24,948 shs.
Allen
Central
8
$3
Redpath
Gross
be outstanding at any time under
except that additional bonds may be issued
the
1956.
3,995,000
200,000 shs.
1959)
which
of
preferred
share, and
portion
Co.
Brooke &
debentures:
6-29
due
an
per
which
Auchincloss,
10,000,000
3,000,000 shs.
bonds
unlimited
1,
sale
authorized
&
Net
($1)
is
Pa., the
located at
is
convertible
remaining
Stroud
4,000,000
"
210,918
——
1,
County,
plant
for
shares
V.
43,593 shs.
stock
MAY
lows:
Outstanding
10,000,000
June
other
note
company
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
25,138 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—Each
8-
Wisconsin Electric Power—
(quar.)
1971
due
2—
accordance with
6-11
6c
1956,
share
underground
FINANCING
'
12%C
(quar.)
the
a
—__.
amount
ally
1
the
amount
shares
a
the
The
$31,472,974
PRESENT
due
—
Of
part
no
but unissued common
stock, 88,253 shares were
issuance solely for the
purpose of effecting the conversion
of the 4% convertible
preferred stock and 14,657 shares were reserved
for issuance upon the exercise by H. C. Steadman
Union
27,073 shs.
indenture
$1.06%
(quar.)
of
$12,904,000
:
to
and
prepay
value
4%
of
With
TO
due
common
Inc.
of Philadelphia due in annual installations
Sept. 30, 1953 to 1957 inclusive. The company may
$100
par
of
tOf
4,198,000
;
series
12V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
EFFECT
I
^
Co.
15,000 shs.
became
reserved
$4,025,464.-
GIVING
series
(convertible
•The
7-30
1
The
value)-
par
north¬
from
gas
—
preference
cum.
the
preferred
offices.
$100)
authorized
1,939,194
others,
Union
revenues
5% -series
6-20
10c
convertible
Electric
ot
of
area
1976
series
50c
;
5%
Hydro
and
Southern
operating
Southern
gathering of
1975—
due
series
1
Wisconsin
1955,
series
6-22
67»/2C
$1.31 y4
(quar.)
series)
ot
and
payable——
preferred stock (par $100),
1
6-
(1897
income
&
and its predecessor^ have been engaged in
company
15,000
Net
business
Texas,
New
Mexico,
the company served a
1955,
company
notes
2
6-15
preferred
the
to
year
sinking fund debs,
sinking fund debs,
sinking fund debs,
8-
$1.25
Stores
the
due
series
7-
(s-a)___:
preferred
series
$1.25
__!
iquar.)
•
A
Common
resale
the
a
of
company's subsidiary,
the San Juan Basin
purchase
consolidated
net
75c
r
(quar.)___j._
preferred
Winn-Dixie
in
the
in
defray
mortage sinking fund bonds:
2%%
6-15
2
7-
7-
convertible
common
its
and
had
in
31,
Dec,
The
engaged
primarily
portions
Authorized
6-15
5%
Co.,
is
Mexico
CAPITALIZATION
5-25
50c
$4.25
&
of
customers.
Co.,
consolidated
As
in
1
6-15
t7'/2C
.
Williams & Co.
281,453
engaged
'
30c
30c
mining operations.
Offered—Stroud
^
1952
outstanding
third
regular redemption prices
sinking fund at redemption
plus accrued interest in each
'
*
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Colorado.
New
field
is
par
at
par,
service
gas
EARNINGS—For
9-10
t7%C
;__j_
to
100.67%
the
at
proceeds
the
*
(guar.)
Sewing Machinp
for
6-11
10-
and
company's general funds and used to
proposed construction program during 1956.
Its
subsidiary
6-26
11.25
(increased quar.)
(increased quar.»_^.
Oil
the
6-20
$1.25
of
3%%
Stores, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Offered—Offering
the
r,o
natural
and
western
•
I__
of
Gathering
6-20
-
(Geo.), Ltd.—
Gibbs
total
8
7-
added
Arizona
1
6-30
from
redeemable
p°.r,
BUSINESS—Company
8
9-14
35c
be
rendering
1
4f)C
be
The
Company
Humphrey,
to
offered
presently outstanding,
by this company.
April—
portion
6-11
55c
:
will
5-25
7-
2
receding
8
6-15
20c
14C
Wieboldt
stock,
will
where
interest, and the cumulative pre¬
($100 per share) plus accrued divi-
will
104.92%
with
be
Nev.
Reno,
are
received
company
value
and
dredges
Long Beach,
PROCTD*5—N^t
r»roceeds
from
the
sale
of
the
debenturpg
and
the
cumulative
preferred
shares
will
be
used
by
the company to
repay bank Joans incurred late in 1955 and early in 1956 in connection
with its current construction
program.
The balance of the proceeds
6-15
$4.10
Westmoreland, Inc. (increased quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Wlllcox &
prices
6-20
_______
5y4%
preferred
(ouar.»__
Whitehall Cement Mfg..
(quar.)
Whitney Blake
Whitaker Paper
(quar.)
the
says
and
accrued
debentures
notification
to
publicly offered 53,347 shares
(par $3) a $10.50 per share.
'
shares
($3
May 3,
share
case.
6-20
•
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Wlute Motor Co., common
Francisco
June 7 by investment banking group
on
of
stock
Brown,
5
cumulative
30,
on
of
—V.
6-20
7-16
and
ranging from
1
40c
—
common
made
was
The
6-15
2
7-16
IIII_.V
5%
Wheeling Steel,
the railroad,
San
being dismantled in sections for shipment. Six diesel-powered
are
being built In Portland,—V.' 183, p. 2696."
ferred stock at par
dends.
6-15
2
Stationery Corp.—
com.
from
100.67%
8
50c
June
on
value
Sept.
the
par
variety
a
9-15
15c
(quar.):
preferred
iquar.)__.
RR.,
dredges and
6-15
*40c
(quar.)
common
!
Erie
two
6-
8
Common
Lake
be
1
6-
-
&
will
1
t30c
Cos.
preferred
Western Utilities
site
265,900shs.
Avenue, LaVerne, Calif.
stock
Trust
tion
\
'
6-20
6-30
Kentucky Gas__
preferred
fleet
7-
1-1-57
(par
tOn
of
roadbed
10-
$1.12%
Western Lile Insurance
Co., common.
Wheeling
dry-land
a
jointly managed by Blair & Co. Incorporated and Snow,
Sweeny & Co. Inc.
The debentures were offered at
$1.05
Common
the
to
soon
are
stock
5
II
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
—
construction
Southern Union Gas Co.—Securities
6-18
$1.02%
Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.).
Products, Ltd
;
Department Stores (quar.)
Class, B
they
1
35c
Western
&
provide
■j of $10,000,000 of 4V4% sinking fund debentures due May
1, 1976 and 40,000 shares of 5.05% cumulative preferred
1
6-
Westeel
A
6-
6-20
;
(quar.)__I
(quar.)
preferred—
will
,
5-25
6-11,
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar,)
Railway Co.,
This
Jaekle, chief engineer for
towboats
6-20
25c
Co.
Massachusetts
M.
moved
-
-
35c
(s-a)
4.40%
:
the
6-15
5
<--6-15
20c
__
pfd.
Weston
:
r 6-15
22V2c
West Texas Utilities Co.,
Western Tablet
W.
6-15
1
11c
—
________
(quar.)l
4'/2% pfd.
barges
Lake.
towboats.
be
8
invest-
(quar.)
West
Western
7-16
7-
6-
C.
incident to
company's executive
remaining
penalty.
50c
Sugar
West
Western
25c
25c
,
(from
(quar.)
Seashore RR.
Western
the
$100,000
12)
page
«
•<
FINANCING
Outstanding
letter
a
common
Co.—Stock
stock
convertible
dent
world's-longAst railroad trestle by early I960.
believed to be the largest of their type ever
present
P's
S
Salt
tires.
PRESENT
Montgomery
of
stock
-50c
(4uar.)_
_s____
Gardner & Co. (quar.)
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
P's
the
in
—
Great
,
7-27
■
2
70c
Wells
West Indies
Joining
5-14
8-20
•7-
:r-.50e
(quar.)
(quar )
,
replace S
of
■
income)
the
across
built
■
40c
common
to
7
35c
preferred
convertible
new
6-12
25c
25c
_
__
con v.
2
filed
of
Charles
since
Common
barges will be put to work
the construction of a 13-mile, $49,000,000
carrying rock and gravel in
6-15
$1.37%
•,
(quar.)
4%
Wellington Fund,
6-
7-
TO
company is engaged primarily in the manufacture and
Laminated Plastics and Vulcanized Fibre for industrial
uses.
payment
here.
Corporation and
(Continued from
I fill
equip*
manufactures
The
date
being assembled and
and
The
the
After
Calif.,
repairing
EFFECT
22
shares
expenses
proceeds will be
site
Investment News
'
(quar.)
4%
6-14
25c
,
-
_
for
1400 Palomares
date
record
plant
1891, and at its present location, Betzwood, Pa. since
present company was incorporated in 1948 under the
laws
Delaware
The company owns two
plants, one of which is located
Betzwood, West Norriton Township,
of
Non¬
source.
7%,
,
.?
used
associates
1932.
tax.
General
5-25
40c
,
preierred
ment
be
common
t4%
6" 4
A-
May
on
300,000
BUSINESS—The
dividend.
tax
income
Lodi,
for
750,000 shs.
•Sundry indebtedness, 34%
4
6-11
62y2c
^
(qi;ar.)___
convertible
6-
6-20
$3.50
4%
2
35c
~
Products
7-
25c
(s-a)
Motors
-
GIVING
share), through
PROCEEDS—The
Canadian non-residents tax.
tax
at
$5)
Taylor Fibre
3
6-28
10%
tax
used
CAPITALIZATION AS OF
5-31
-
10c
V.
*T~
(par
corporation
per
the
_
resident
be
1
6-15
75c
this
600
2542.
p.
covering
($1
1
6-15
t56y4c
7-10
6-15
50c
(quar.)__
__i.
stock
183,
and
for
1,500
Co
&
Swallow Mining Corp., Reno, Nev.—Files With
SEC—*
8
6-15
$1
__
6-11
7-20
'
12M>c
i
Weeden
6%
7-
(quar.)
closed
Co
5-28
6-15
30c
•
Knitting Mills
$4.25
6-11
t25c
not
6-15
6-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.- Co. (annual)-
Extra
Wayne
•-
—V.
(quar.)
2
$1.12%
Wire
Waukesha
Wilson
Capital
7-10
37 %c
.___
&
Authorized
7-20
The
15%;
and/or
6-15
6-
to
are
6-20
'
1
6-12
proceeds
corporation, located
equipment for retreading and
sells
7-31
37y2c
(quar.)
Walker
capital.
CAPITALIZATION
7-16
1
6-30
„
Washburn
Wilcox
1
net
working
5-31
75C
resident
5-31
6-20',
and
30c
pfd.
H.
BUSINESS—The
1
12 %c
Canadian
a
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ware River RR.
6%
ment
5-25
2
8-
G.
Woodard-Elwood
PROCEEDS—The
6-
3
7-
1,500
share.
per
and
(initial quar.)
1,500
Co
Stevens & Co., Inc.—Plans
Financing—
1
25c
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15%
6-13
$1.05
Cotton Ltd.
&
Class
4%
6-
6-15
25C
_
5-31
37V2C
•Walworth; Company
Ward Baking, common
(quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
Class
6-15
(quar.)
books
2
Electric
Walker
•
1
business
•Transfer
6-20
___
5%
8
6-
37 %c
(quar.)
Corp.
45c
__.
5%
6-
7-
1,500
& Co., Inc
600
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc. 2,700
William R. Staats & Co
1,000
& Co., San
Francisco, Calif., on May 29 offered
publicly 12,900 shares of capital stock (par $5) at $22.75
Cooperative Mercantile Institute—
Stock
5
35c
(quar.)
;
(quar,.) _r,
:___
Waialua
Agricultural
(quar.)__,_________
'Wailuka
Sugar
Waldorf System, Inc.
(quar.)
__I__I
Walgreen
Co.
(quar.)_
West
6-15
6-20
t3c
1,500
Super IVIold Corp. of California—Stock Offered—Dean
-
•On
Detinning,
Wabasso
i
9
1
6-20
25c
preferred
Wagner
-
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
*
6-12
-
2,100
Witter
'v-'A
Spring & Wire
preferred
Zenith
7-
(quar.)
,
;
6
25c
4%%
6-28
(quar.)
7% • preferred
(quar.)
Vulcan Mold & Iron
,
6
6-
Zeller's Ltd., common
12-10
Corp.
$4-50
Weco
6-
6-26
$1.12%
Co
company is considering an issue of $30,000,000 of debentures.
Goldman, Sachs & Co., would head a group of investment bankers in
managing the proposed financing.—V. 183, p. 410.
Corp.—
convertible
Vulcan
.
6-26
$1.12%
„
1,200
„
&
6-15
A
50c
25c
(quar.)
Co.
McAndrew
"
Youngstown Sheet
1
6-15
,
5-31'
6-30'
62 %c
(quar.)'___^____:_
&
Noyes
Langley & Co
Higginson Corp.—
This
"
6-10
9-
25c
.
(J. P.)
6-15
$1.25
Extra
4
6-
tl2y2c
(quar.)
preferred
6-
$1.03
.
1
•
v
,
900
C.
Lee
1,800
2422.
p.
below,
Shares
5-31
.
A
;
183,
Gibson
C.
Hemphill,
W.
2,700
Co
6-15
3%
conv.
&
—V.
W.
3,000
(Inc.)
to pur*
forth
Fridley, Hess & Frederking-
600
First Southwest
5-29
Co.
6%
$1.01
(quar.)
preferred
6-11
6-11
50c
(quar.)
Estabrook
6-5
pfd.
(quar.)
sevferally agreed
4,500
Inc
6-11
6-15
has
.
5,400
.
Inc
Co
Burr,
35c
(quar.)
Co.,
&
6-15
_
Young (L. A.)
15c
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph—
Vulcan
2%
Cab
&
Co.,
25c
Lid.—
6-10
&
Republic Co.
Coifin
7-
below
5,400
_
& Co.,- Inc.
!
Co
22 %c
(monthly).
$1.25
(quar.)
Central
6-11
5-31
dividend
common
Jr.,
Yard-Man, Inc.
•
(quar.)
preferred
$4.20
Boenning
2
12 %C
Yale & Towne Mfg., new com.
2
9-10
(quar.)
$4.12
'Visking
6-20
56y4c
preferred
5-31
_____:
_a_.
Wyckoff Steel
5-31
25c
(quar.)
6-20
(quar.)
redeemable
8%-convertible preferred
5
6-
6-
2
$1.25
______
5V2%
6-15
6-15
7-
20c
(quar.)
30c
C.
^
20c
v
Allyn
(quar.)__
Common
1
6-18
&
(monthly)
6-14
2
Allen
(quar.)_
Common'
Yellow
Bakers
Viceroy Mfg., Ltd., class A
^Victor Equipment Co. (quar.)
Viking Purnp (increased)
:
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—
6% preferred <accum.)__:
Virginia Ljtctric & Power, com. (incr. quar.)
6%
7-
(a stock
B
Inc.—
Snow, Sweeny
A.
(quar.)
prior
(Wm.l
5-31
5-31
$1.25
preferred
Co.,
5-31
(quar.)
convertible prior preferred
Wrigley
7-12
6-
-
25c
common
Preferred
-Virginia
2
common
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd.
7-12
20c
prefeired
$5
1
7-
6-15
50c
Vanity fair Mills (reduced)
Heating, 5%
pid.
(quar.)
•
8
,
55c
Vapor
$4.04
8
1
8-
$2
30c
(quar.)
66-
6-30
8-
*
com.
4x/2%
1
&
6-15
6-15
named
company, in the respective amounts set
of 40,000 shares of the preferred stock:
Shares
*
6-^
7-
underwriters
the
6-15
17%C
4% %
4
6-30
A
50c
-___
6-
6-
the
6-15
(quar.)
Co., class A
Worthington., Corp.,
4"
r
30c
v
6-
com.
(F.
Publishing
6-18
6-15
125c
-
Kamp's Holland
2
6-15
60c
Refining (quar.)
& Light
Ltd.
7-
'
of
from
aggregate
$1.20
W.) & Co.,
preference
(s-a)__
6%
6-15
6-15
43 %C'
:_
common
Rogers,
Viau,
2
30c
15c
Waters &
Vendo
7-
35c
,
Common-
5%
1
:
Van
?
6-15
6-
7- 2
,
$1.10
Woodward & Lothrop, common
V
5%
preferred (quar.)
World
faccum.)
(stock dividend)
t
1
6-15
t
an
$1.12%
(quar.)
Petroleum
Each
chase
Blair
'
Manufacturing Ltd.
Woolworth
(quar.)
Van Raalte Co.
•
4
Co.
Insurance
Woodley
5-31
*
$1.12%
(quar.)*.
of
one. share of class
for each share held)
.
6-I0.
5-25
6-20
7-
.r
AA';A-';
Power
"Van
6-15
f
6-15
.
,,
>si"l
,
Transit
Utah
1
5%
6-1
i
(quar.)
(Alan) Steel Co.,
prefeired 4quar.)
Woods
:
8% preferred (quar.)_
Universal Match
(.quar.)
Utah
:
''
75c
Dessauer
Holders
Payable of Rec.
.
Co.—
Newspaper Machinery Corp.
Wood
'
1
*
Oil
&
Wood
1M
6-
2
7-
22y2C>
:
(s-a)____
Utilities (quar*
Universal Leaf Tobacco,
Extra
Hotel
7-
6"
'
2
30c
c"
United
Utah
7-
6
6-15
„
^
(s-a)___
(quar.)
preierred
Lines
Steel,
Cue a
2
Wiser
Reclaiming Co.—
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
7%
Wolverine
7-
,
Tobacco
'*
6-
2,
2Jc
Co.
preference, series
S.
Wolf
*
Lithograph
U.
6-21
2
1
pfd.
,
5%
6-21
30c
"
4y2%
U. S. Pipe <fc
Foundry (quar.)
V. S. Playing CardU. S
Potash
(quar.)____
U. S.
Printing &
.
6-21
1
1
■<
(quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service,
6
7-
Light
preferred
6
6-15
&
preferred
7-
7-
:
J.),
% %
7-
25c
__
(quar.)
co.
4
7-
.10c
,
U- S. Hoffman Machinery—
New common (initial.
quar.)
6-28
*,' 40C
_
'
preferred
6-18 :
7-18
10c
.
quar.)_
_.
'r
U.
.
uuar.j-
'
6-29
10c
"
,
.(initial
4.40%
:
4.80%
.
common
:____
preierred
6-13
Power
$1.75
■.
(quar.)
V- 6v -Gypsum Co.,
-7%
6-20
-■
60c
*
___
__
Michigan Power Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin
When
Share
Wisconsin
6-15 '
50c
B_
■' '
7% preierred (quar.) __1.
S. Freignt Co.. new torn,
•
Name of Company
6-20'
6-29
17c
...
.
'Class
U.
Per
0/ Rec.
*
4%•%
(quar.)__
S. Cola Storage (quar.)_^__.
I
—•_
U. S. Fidelity &
Guaranty Co. (Baltimore)—
,
7-10
Corp.—
U.
U.
Holders
C.
June
to
was
paid
only one paid
the
in
June
10%
a
20.
stock
There
dividend
are
353,259
authorized.
January
1954.
A
25-cent
cash
divi¬
that year.
President,
company
that
record
of
1,800,000
Buckingham,
since
announced
6
holders
and
began
said
its
the
asset
action
reflects
conversion
Thort
program
a
ago.
The
company
ceased
its
washing
machine
manufacturing operations
and invested the assets in a book and
specialty paper company and
two
Christmas
tree
ornament
companies.
It also
strengthened the
Phillips Control Division, producers of electronic
controls.—V.
183,
p.
1116.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
The
Commons
of
House
The
Government
Canadian
will
loan
cover
corporation
The
filed
25
May
on
York,
This
Stock
of its
common
stock rights to subscribe for an additional
131,230 common shares, (par value one cent) at $11 per
-Share and for an additional 3,088 shares of $5,24 pre/erred stock ($100 par value) at $104 per share. Stock¬
holders of record May 25, 1956 are eligible to subscribe
on the basis of one new common share for each four held
-and one new preferred share for each 170 common shares
lield, with rights expiring at 3:00 p.m. (EDT) on June
II, 1956. Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc. will purchase any
to
ability of the company to expand its agency operations, since
funds
v/ill enable the company to absorb acquisition costs
from
GIVING
EFFECT
own¬
Authorized
5%
(Subordinated promissory
1,300,000
6%
representing
notes
installment
on
fJotes
purch.
unpaid balance
of cylinders—
C~.
value)
par
Common
stock
"This note
ings
of
rate
1%
-notes
$Not
limits
company
of
any
the
shares
23,160
issuance
for
stock.
in
the
for
subscribed
such
of
amount
the
of
which
stock
common
convertible
this
country
woods,
of
underwriters
the
effected
Canada.
in
the
percent¬
are
follows:
as
.
Francis
I
duPont
Rauscher,
Pierce
Inc.
EARNINGS—For
net
earnings
A.
J.
!_
Law
M.
&
:
3.81
Inc
&
in
that it expects to place the unsubscribed convertible
preferred stock without any concession
to any other dealers.
It
expects to be assisted in placing such stock by Glore, Forgan & Co.,
company
1»ut
the
under
will
buyers
underwriting
receive
not
-standby
Scott,
agreement
Horner
&
Mason,
compensation, In addition to the $2
unsubscribed
convertible
preferred
stock
by Glore, Forgan <fe Co.—V. 183, p. 2339.
fee,
found
31,
Inc.,
share
sold
to
any
a
on
principal
filed
May 24
on
First
letter of notification
a
with
the
Will
finery
to
io
Hornblower
built
Los
Bay,
Coalinga.
near
for
construction
unfinshed
Junction
of
225-mile
a
petroleum
aided
to
direct
move
station
pump
there,
From
the oil will
Banos,
Peabody
Brothers
&
Co.
barrels
a
day.
project is completed
the
When
two
existing
lines
these
between
lines
will
continue
products
the
by
day, the line
a
to
a
new
Lynch,
&
booster
a
station
by
refinery. When needed,
and
carry
1957, Union
Avila
and
crude
on
oil from
the
tie it in with
will
the
coast.
San
One
of
Oleum.
Joaquin
.
The
longest
project,
eVer
largest
and
will eliminate the need for at least
ing crude
unfinished
and
oils
constructed
from Avila
Union
to
Oleum.—V.
now
183,
p.
Oil's
This
June
r
1956,
covering
registration
a
335,714
shares
statement
of its
no
par
with
his
on
Now
the
at
New York,
with
Ralph
otfice
The
the
at
date,
recoro
supplied
axons
Net
from
cipal
are
as
of
share
new
for
each
shares
seven
hetd.
73,244
Stern,
Trust
and underwriting terms are to be
Barney & Co. and Blunt Ellis & Simthe principal underwriters.
to
of
the
the
financing
desiiable
and
at
fesolutions
this
anticipated
continue Its
June
company,
1
this
time
are
to
enable
requirements
sound
financial
company
of
its
company
customers
meet
to
for
new
the
tank
announced
that
its
a
directors
had
subscription
adopted
offering to
P.
Morgan
O.
registration
a
Jr.,
shares
William
Cohen,
Registers
—
statement
the
with
holdings
of
price
selling
17
of 362,052 of the 1,119,388 out¬
director,
a
Jul^
dated
12,
Joseph
H.
trustee
as
held;
to
proposes
20,632
sell
for Ralph Irwin Cohen
Board Chairman, and
1954,
S.
Stern,
of
Jr.,
family
16.57%
of
and
71,344
for
co-trustee
shares
held;
members
John
G.
the
of
6,397
Holters,
Dorothy J. O'Brien,
Joyce,
or
is
the
4,049 of 4,840 shares held;
director, 4.000 of 22,192 shares held.
The
listed as the owner of 185,482 common
shares;
outstanding
135,438
shares
the
shares,
or
the
B.
A.
Cohen
family
2592.
or
12.10%; and
10.10% .—V. 164, p.
James
A.
Salinger family,
113,004
)
United
Illuminating Co., New Haven, Conn.—Plans to
Split Common Shares and Create New Preferred Stock
Issue—
stockholders
on
June
will
28
consider
and
act
upon
(1)
To
split
(2)
To
create
the
to
James
notice
to
—
Co
——
Co
&
Gardner—
Company— 1.5
Evans & Co., Inc. 1.5
Collins
Clement
A.
&
Chapman
Farwell,
Greene
Pacific
Northwest
1.5
1-5
& Co
& Ladd_
Raffensperger,
Inc.
Company— 1.5
Hughes
&
Co.,
J-5'
^
:
Inc.— 1.5
Lestrange & Co
l.O*
MacDonald, Inc
1.0
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Arthurs,
Burke
B.
C.
T.
C.
&
Christopher
Herrick
Lathrop,
1.0>
& Co
Inc.— 1.0
Henderson & Co.,
&
Clinger,
Inc.
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
Prescott,
The
Wright, Snider Co.—
LO
l.O
Inc
l.O
Small-Milburn Co., Inc.— l.O
Ranson
&
Company,
Taylor & Co
1-0'
—
2464.
p.
the
board
company's
class
a
of
of
capital
stock
$20,000,000
directors
to
issue
of
on
a
two-for-one
preferred
shares
of
stock
pro¬
and
basis.
to
au¬
preferred stock frcm
time.
W.
the
Fund, Inc.—Shares Of¬
Distributors, New York City, on
May 29 offered 2,700,000 shares of capital stock (par 10
cents) on a best efforts basis at $3 per share in transac¬
tions of less than $25,000.
In transaction of $25,000 or
more but less than $50,000, the price will be $2,952 per
share; $50,000 or more but less than $100,000, $2,859 per
share; and $100,000 or more $2,808 per share.
It was
announced on June 4 that all of said shares have been
sold and the underwriting terminated.
The Fund, which was incorporated in Delaware on March 29, 1956,
will operate as a diversified management investment company as de¬
fined in
the Investment Company Act
of 1940.
It is presently a
Chairman,
stockholders
on
and
William
May 29
said in
C.
Bell,
part:
Special Situations
will become an open-end company with re¬
after (1) the sale of all pf the shares now
1956 (or such later date hot more than 30
days thereafter as may be fixed by the Fund's board of directors),
whichever of (1) and (2) first occurs.
Until such time, the Fund will
not invest any of its funds except in U. S. Government obligations.
The Fund
will seek capital appreciation through investment in a
offered,
diversified
represent
than
President,
in
a
and
on
June
(2)
or
tions."
but
company
shares
deemable
27,
of
portfolio
securities,
the
preponderant portion of which
in the judgment of the Fund's management "Special Situa¬
"Special Situation" generally involves an unusual, rather
orthodox, investment risk, sometimes of greater than ordinary
A
an
magnitude, but one which, if favorably resolved, will result
tion in value regardless of the movement of the market
The Fund has contracted with Arnold Bernhard & Co.,
44th
St.,
New
York
17, N. Y., to manage
in apprecia¬
as a whole.
Inc., 5 East
the investments of the Fund,
the supervision of the Fund's board of directors.
Manufacturers Trust Co., of New York, N. Y., will act as
subject
to
custodian
custodian
the Fund,
receive all income of the Fund and
make all disbursements of the
Fund as directed by it. The custodian has no part in deciding as to
the
purchase or
sale of portfolio securities or the declaration of
the
will
securities,
also
receive
cash and other assets of the Fund.
The
deliver securities purchased or sold by
and
dividends.
The
Hook.
Line
closed-end
of
two
posals:
thorize
Co
Corporation.- 1.5
Securities
'
Julien
fered—Value Line Fund
The Fifth Third Union Trust Co.,
President, co-trustees under agreement
held;
35.062
Stern
The
183,
Value
Co.
&
shares;
Cohen,
B.
the
of
part
aggregate
a$)
Smith,
shares
S.
time
position.
indicating an intention to make
the
J.
183, p. 2464.
Jr.,
Co.,
family,
20,634
&
—V.
Vice-President and director, as trustees for mem¬
of the Stern family, 57,816 of 103,244 shares held; the Fifth Third
price
Smith,
are to be
added to the general corto be used for such purposes as may
time to time be determined
by the board of directors. The prin¬
pui pose for which an increase In the company's funds is con-
present
On
one
subscripticn
named
proceeds
-Aioered
cars
of
by amendment.
funds
•
rate
of
Y.—V.
N.
filed
6
constitute
66,554
A.
Irwin
of
Union
Cook
Reinholdt
Inc
Co.,
&
&
Newhard.
Ready—
Company—2.0
&
Richards
Hill
Co
&
Cole &
Grant-Brownell
500,000
2.5
Inc.— 2.5
2.0
Durst,
&
Eichler
Dickson
S.
R.
&
Brothers & Co
Beecroft,
100,000
Exchange Commission—
June
J.
J.
of
and
Joseph S.
42,044
2697.
The
attached,
hold
who
shares.
Cohen
Dolly
of
SEC
l.OJO.OOO
1,000.000
.
Debentures
shares
holdings
Salinger
stock.
Corp_
& Co
Dean Witter & Co.^
on
shares,
the
Weld
170,000 shares of its outstanding $1 par common stock,
for public sale through an underwriting group headed
Joseph
capital
Bateman,
J. C. Wheat & Co
White,
company proposes to offer these shares for subscription by its stock¬
holders
„
filed
company
4,
Stern
Wagenseller
:
States Shoe Corp., Cincinnati,
170,000
haul¬
Co.—Registers With SEC—
1,000,000
Co
Webster Securi-
Securities
Union
Inc.—
2.5
Templeton 2.5
Brewer & Becker.
2.5
Jones
1,000,000
Barney &
&
ties Corp.
1,000,000
Wall St,
corporation
standing
and
Union Tank Car
Smith,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane. The public offering
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
bers
,
for
of the tankships
one
Rouse,
200,000
3.40%
23
offered
The
of
500,009
Co
City
Company,
&
Inc.__ 2.0<
Scott, Horner & Mason,
25-year 3.40%
covering
be
Mitchum,
Pierce,
coupons
United
The
&
100,000
Simmons
&
100,000
With Securities and
to
Ellis
Estes
200,000
i
Company
Cruttenden
Blunt
sinking fund debentures due Jan. 1, 1980,
be exchanged for definitive debentures with July 1, 1956, and
may now
SEC
$200,000
5.0
5.0
5.0
2.5
2,5
—
Company
&
200,000
Stone
1,000,000
Beane_____
Temporary
station
Co
&
Ohio
250,000
1,000,000
below:
indicated
Rogers & Tracy, Inc
Shields & Co
500,900
Co._
______
&
Co.__
Definitive
pipe
form
Val¬
ley to Union's Santa Maria refinery. Flow through the second line will
be reversed to carry Santa Maria's production of
cracking stock and
pressure distillates to Junction,
with the new system taking it on to
use,
Bache
The
Co.-
&
'
Peabody & Co
16.0
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)— 8.5
W. C. Langley & Co
6.0
fol¬
are
-
Kidder,
the
as
centages
Hop-
&
wood
500,000
Co.—
&
stockholders,
in late
Junction
to
and
1974
Riter & Co
1,000,000
Inc
&
Fenner
additional booster stations can increase the system's capicity to 110.000
.
each
by
Jaffray
Putnam
Weeks—
&
Kidder,
Lehman
Incorporated,
Valley to this company's Oleum re¬
according to President Reese H. Taylor.
present
of
upon
underwriters
purchased
Piper,
500,000
______
Merrill
Joaquin
throughput capacity of 75,000 barrels
a
Union's
from
be
near
San
Francisco
San
on
be
soon
crude oil and
carry
Designed for
will
signed
be
south-central
be
to
Co.
Glore, Forgan & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
SEC
Union Oil Co. of California—New Contractssystem
e:.ded
earnings
1973
due
—
$7,527,-
months
net
company,
several
the
500,000
Inc.—
California
(Inc.)
subsequent
contracts
nine
and
*
$2,100,000
$2,100,000
1,140,000
1,140,000
4'A% due 1976
1.000,000
i.OOO.OOO , •
41/3% due 1978
—■—
1,000,000
,
1,000,000
4%
due 1980
4,000,000
4,000,000
Common stock (par $10)
"2,000,000 shs.
1,759,723 shs_
"Includes 84,792 shares reserved as of March 31, 1956 for issuanceupon exercise of options,
82,242 of which had been granted but not
exercised, to certain key officers and employees. Since that date therehave been issued upon the exercise of such options 300 snares.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters named below have severally
agreed to purchase from United such shares of the common stock as;
are
not subscribed for upon exercise of warrants, in the respective per¬
due
4'/4%
and
sales
and
Outstanding
debentures:
3*4%
McDonald
McDonald
100.000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to be offered
at $1 per share, through Texas South Coast Securities Corp., Houston.
'Texas.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital and normal
expansion' of business.
the
of
names
the
of
Dillon & Co.__$2,650,000
Blair & Co.
covering
line
$150,565,503
for
th,e
$149,310,893
of
sales
debentures
of
amount
Eastman,
McCormick
company
net
net
1955,
30,
were
March 1, 1956
per share has;
record June 5,.
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
Authorized
completion
of the current offering will consist of $39,250,000 in long-term debt;
164,612 shares of $100 par value preferred stock in three series; and
2,279,103 shares of $1 par value common stock.
Loewi
Tubenfin Coil Co., Houston, Tex.—Files With SEC—
The
showed
1956
April
Plywood
figures
per
CAPITALIZATION
Approxi¬
with other
sales,
$1.71
to
Sinking fund
lows:
Inc., has agreed to purchase all of the
stock which is not subscribed for by the comthe exercise of the warrants, and has advised
Mason,
preferred
stockholders
the
2.287
__
._
plywood
at an annual rate-
currently being paid
share;
per
1956.
interest.
majority
a
from
ended
year
States
Comparable
respectively.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Willis, Kenny & Ayres,
Inc.
it holds
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
3.81
Horner
convertible
•mon
2,287
3.81
Co.——
Co.,
&
C. Wheat
Scott,
2.287
2.287
Thornton, Mohr and Farish
Furman Co.,
Inc.
„
patrick, Inc.———
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
7.62
been
$8,617,048.
2.287
v
Co.,
&
%
Beil & Hough, Inc.________
Clark, Landstreet & Kirk-
7.62
Co
&
''v'','*"'/.
-
the
United
of
212,
Name
61.90
~—___—_—
Alester G.
.
if'
•
%
Name
-Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.
which
69% of revenues are derived
accounting for the balance.
are
earnings in the 12 months ended
share. A dividend of 30 cents
declared payable June 30, 1956 to stockholders of
$1.20
amounted
and
products.
other related
and
Congo in
Belgian
Jan.
rants
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
hardwood ply¬
Product distribution
pine
of operating revenues.
mately 86%
by the company through 69 sales office-warehouses and
warehouses here, and through six sales office-warehouses
In 1951, the company helped to establish a veneer plant
auxiliary
in
doors,
fir,
producing
$17,200,000.
at
compared with $27,805,945 for the year 1955. Net income amounted to$2,567:629 for the year ended March 31, 1956, compared with $2,566,852'
for 1955.
The company's telephone operations account for approxi¬
has 36 manufacturing and processing plants
Canada
a
EARNINGS—total consolidated operating revenues of United Utilitiessubsidiaries for the year ended March 31, 1956 were $28,659,778;
sale
the
is
14 telephone
stock of
and
of
from
will
sub¬
second
estimated
104
from
ranging
products
the
and
to purchase of the common stock which
stockholders in the exercise of the war¬
the
proceeds
and
lumber,
mately
'h'v
names
by
of
conversion
upon
.
they have agreed
which
not
the
prices
at
a
BUSINESS—Corporation
the
through 1980.
1973
BUSINESS—Corporation
is
UNDERWRITERS—The
4s
at
1956 increasing
1,
22
reserved
be
preferred
ages
April
from
.
including
to
of
debt
3%
annually in
redeemable
are
defray
to
the common
an
of
the debentures
will
be
added
to
the
company's general
funds.
United States Plywood
estimates
that
it
will spend $20,000,000
in the next two years for
timber and to add to and improve its manufacturing facilities.
Part
of this expansion will be financed out of the current offering.
to a maximum of 6%.
annum
debentures
PROCEEDS—The
$500,000.
to
}Estimated.
are
rate of
000
the extent of available net earn¬
to
&
if
redeemed prior to June 1, 1957 to 100 on or after June 1, 1979.
They
will not be redeemable for refunding purposes prior to June 1,
1961.
A sinking fund will operate to retire at par $400,000 principal amount
of
debentures
annually In 1959 through 1962, $450,000 annually In
1963 through 1966, $500,000 annually in 1967 through 1972 and $550,The
3,088 shs.
§656,150 shs.
850,000 shs.
value)
the
at
per
funded
♦Certain
:
par
interest payable
defined)
(as
<the
($.01
bears
primarily to
used
holding company which owns all of
operating companies, which comprise
largest independent telephone system in the United States..
These companies provide service to 12 states.
Another subsidiary pro¬
vides
electric, gas and water service in Kansas,
and seven whollyowned LP gas companies operate in Illinois.
Construction expenditures of the United Utilities System in 1956 are-
Corp.—Debentures Offered—
Plywood
Dillon
from this new issue of common stock
make investments in, and/or advances to,
portion of the cost of this program.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
2542.
p.
shares.
purchase any unsubscribed
Co. will
closed.
250,009
22,071 shs.
5,0oO shs.
—
held, with subscription warrants expiring June 19, 1956.
underwriting group headed by Kidder, Peabody &
underwriting group
a new issue of $15,000,000 4V4% sinking fund debentures, due June 1, 198L
The debentures were priced at 100% and accrued interest.
This offering was quickly oversubscribed and the books
J188,000
t
250,000
25,000 shs.
to
financing is under-
as
An
be
Co. headed
which offered publicly on June 5
1,300,000
banks—___________
$5.24 preferred stock ($100 par value)_
$5.24 convertible preferred stock ($100
payable
183,
States
United
$1,000,000
1,000,000
—
——
the new
resulting
business.
new
shares (51.047% ) and Assurance 240,000 shares
Eastman,
note due June
1964
1.
in
sidiaries
Outstanding
$1,000,000
1,000,000
such
corporation on
stock rights to subscribe for an additional 251,389 shares
of common stock ($10 par value) at a price of $21 per
share. Stockholders of record June 5, 1956, will be al¬
lowed to purchase one new share for each six shares
selling stockholders are Continental Casualty Co. (310,476 shares)
Continental Assurance Co. (239,588 shares). Casualty is the owner
common.—V.
in
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
1964
nine-year note due June 1, 1964—
companies
utility
Stockholders Rights—This;
June 6 offered holders of its common
(24%). Upon
completion of this offering, Casualty will own 200,000 shares or 18.18%
and Assurance 412 shares. The three companies have several directors
markets liquified petroleum gas and gas ap¬
pliances in the Caribbean and in Central America. The company was
organized lr. 1954 to acquire the LP-Gas business of Esso Standard Oil
A., and in September 1955 it acquired the largest LP-Gas distribut¬
ing group in Cuba (Toda Onda Group).
sinking fund note due June 1,
for
usual
United Utilities Inc.—Offers
The
and
BUSINESS—Company
CAPITALIZATION
increase
an
of 510,476
in Cuba to a
(Cuba).
The
-»group in the second largest LP-Gas business in Cuba.
An estimated
$500,000 of the proceeds will be added to working capital.
fi%
is
_
550,064 shares held by the Continental
companies is to be made on or about June 20.
Net proceeds to the company from its sale of the 100,000 shares will
be added to its general funds and are expected to be invested in in¬
come
producing securities. The company anticipates that these addi¬
tional assets will permit it to engage more aggressively in the pursuit
of new business and that the principal benefit will be derived from the
companies, known as the Magic Group, are successors
^business formerly conducted by E.sso Standard
Oil Co.
,
the next permanent company
The United Illuminating
Company ta include a reasonable proportion of prefererd stock in their
capital structures.
An issue of $12,500,000 of preferred stock would
result
in a
well belanced capital structure, with approximately 40%
represented by long term debt, 17%
by preferred stock and 43%
by common stock and surplus."—V. 182, p. 1613.
"•* :
named as
are
of this
be required to' compiTcewill be provided by short
program
The
three
two
Rhoades & Co.
Loeb,
C'arl M.
and
Corp.,
construction
bank loans until
"It
principal underwriters.
public offering of the
the
the sale
proceeds of
the
use
three LP-Gas distributing companies in Cuba (100%
companies and 70% of the third company*. The
acquire
ership of
intends
company
Boston
First
than $12,500,000
time not more
financing as may
additional
1958
to
this
at
issue
to
1956
term
terms
group
PROCEEDS—The
to
the
Such
the
outstanding stock, are to be offered for public sale by
present holders thereof. The public offering price and underwriting
are
to be supplied
by amendment. William Blair & Co., The
the
headed by Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc. will
purchase any unsubscribed common shares.
a
of
amount.
the SEC on June
statement with
registration
a
representing
convertible preferred stock,
shares of the
unsubscribed
filed
company
1, 1956, covering 650,064 shares of its $2 par capital stock. Of these
shares, 100,000 are to be offered by the company for subscription by
holders of its capital stock of record June 7, 1956, at the rate of one
additional share for each ten shares then held. The remaining shares,
Offered
5md
of
view
"In
proposes
be used for leasehold improvements,
equipment and working capital.—V. 183, p. 1413,
Tropical Gas Co., Inc.—Cdmmon and Preferred
—
This company is offering to holders
This construction program will require approximately
additional financing.
fact that the company now has no preferred stock
outstanding and the fact that nearly one half of the company's total
capitalization is now in the form of long term debt, an issue of
preferred stock is recommended at this time as the most desirable
method of providing a large part of the necessary funds.
"Accordingly, while the directors recommend that a class of pre¬
ferred stock
be created in a total amount of $20,000,000, the board
$16,000,000
Commission—
ters With Securities and Exchange
engaged
now
business.
pany's
New York—Regis¬
United States Life Insurance Co. of
The proceeds are to
Y.
N.
purchase of machinery,
tribution
359.
p.
(par
in a construction program for the
includes the completion of the first
new Bridgeport Harbor Generating
construction projects in connection
company's generating stations and
transmission and dis¬
systems made necessary by the rapid growth in the com¬
is
company
the
with
Offered—B.
C. Ziegler & Co. is offering $125,000 of 4%-41/2% notes
due semi-annually from Dec. 1, 1956 to and including
June il, 1970, at 100% and accrued interest. — V. 182,
the
letter of notification with
a
"The
University, Jackson, Tenn.—Notes
Union
be
stock)
1956, 1957 and 1958 which
generating unit in the company's
Station.
It also includes various
years
of
date
that the company's capital stock (to be
split in order to broaden the market for
recommend
common
stock, increase the number of stockholders and facilitate financing
the future at such time as common stock financing becomes desir¬
able.
will be mailed on or about June 22
such warrants will be on or about
July 9, 1956. The subscription price has not been determined at this
time but will, when finally determined, be announced.—V. 183, p. 1903
covering
atock
in
rights
expiration
the
that
and
1,200 shares of 5'/2% cumulative convertible preferred
$100) and 24,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
io be offered in units of one share of preferred and 20 shares of com¬
mon
stock at $102 per unit, through P. J. Gruber & Co., Inc., New
SEC
the
or
subscription
the
senting
Md.—Files With
Engineering Corp., Bethesda,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Tripac
1956,
renamed
additional
22,
June
record
directors
"The
capital stock of 335.714 additional shares, on
such share for each seven shares held ot
such later date as registration under the
Securities Act of 1933 may become effective.
The company also announced its expectation
that warrants repre¬
one
of
basis
the
at Ottawa, Canada, on June 6 approved a
loan of up to $80,000,000 to this company, ,
the cost of building the first 600-mile section
from Alberta to Winnipeg and the company has undertaken to com¬
plete this part by the end of the year, providing the money is forth¬
coming immediately. The entire line is expected to cost $850,000,000.
The company has pledged all its assets to repay the loan by April
H, 1957, with 5% interest, and has agreed to offer 51% of its stock
to Canadian investors when public financing is undertaken.
4
outstanding
of
holders
Ltd.—Loan Approved—
Trans-Canada Pipe Lines,
>
Monday, June 11, 1956
...
(2812)
56
shares
™
authorized
shares with
a
issued
par
and
capital
stock
of
the
Fund
consists
of
20,000,000
of 10 cents per share. There are now 55,184
outstanding, which were each issued for cash at
value
I
Volume
Number 5541
183
$2,745 per share.
gate
3,600,
own
All
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
The officers and directors of the Fund in the
6.25%,
or
outstanding shares
or
6.60%, of such
5,000,
.
.
aggre¬
$6,000,000
these shares.
of
owned
are
by
36,500, or 66.14%, or the
Arnold Bernnard & Co., Inc.; 3,6*2,
owned by WiLiam W. Watson; and
shares are
9.06%, of such shares are owned by Mrs. Elizabeth C. Walker.
or
such
shares
owned
are
term
loan
with
Insurance
Co.
America
of
beneficially and of recora.— v. 183, p. 2o97.
Co., Inc.
Note Privately
—
GIVING
sub.
conv.
Capital stock
in arranging
=Tn
debs,
($1
due
"The
in
June
with
America
is
whose
interest
"The
the
of
the
on
company.
among
"The
caused
should
be
damage
made
calling
nominees
board
of
programs
Intent"
the
wnich
is causing
to
of
time
for
to
you
efforts
the
-on
immediate
of
part
action, of
have
all
is
&
members.
including
for
to
ouiain
Inc.,
,to
6,250
shares
-
earner
group,
increasing
debentures.
See Alpha
& Co.,
Merrill
Inc
Lynch,
Fenner
&
Walston
&
Pierce,
Co.,
/
600
Hogle & Co
f:
Paine, Webber, Jackscej &
Lester,
250
183,
Co.___
2585.
p.
Instrument Co., Inc. above.—V.
180,
250
'.•>
Irving
Lundborg
Securities
S.
ployees,
said in
income
in
President,
Byrne,
letter
a
stockholders
to
from
and
em¬
part:
the
for
first
was $225,216; for the 12
Quarterly net income de¬
clined $58,698, ana for the 12 months the net was $93,512 less than
the
comparative period in 1955, in spite of increases in operating
revenues of 9%
and 8%
for the respective periods.
Higher price and
quality
than
holders
of
the
31,
record
market
for public
(par $5) at $13.25
per
share.
March
Seattle
Gas
of
May
at
Corp.
stock
directors
$5,000,000
and
bank
the
refund
months
loan
merger.
quarter,
of
lieu
Washington.
of
day
&
frac¬
and
1955
finance
to
The
the
under
r
Sales and earnings of this corporation
Alexander
1955,
Hirsch,
P.
Chairman
Sales for 1955 totaled $22,774,546 and earnings
May 31.
were
$1,516,-
492.
The
May,
1955 of Welbilt Stove Co., Inc. into Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.
corporation
Hirsch
Mr.
also
is
said
the
surviving
the
that
corporation
of
the
in
merger
manufacturing
five
'
.
cents
In
line
new
a
share
a
in
The company
of stoves.
February, 1956.
the
paid
<
spite of the cool weather through
all of
intends
most
a
dividend of
<
of the
have
been
units
was
sold,
this year,
units manufactured by the company in 1956
Hirsch stated.; He rioted that production of these
Mr.
325%
up
liquified
150
1955.—V.
over
183,
p.
2341.
1956
Western
Air
combined
be
Kengas, Inc.,
operations,
will
Lines,
Inc.—Debentures
Offered—Notes
*o
Be Placed Privately—Blyth & Co., Inc., headed an
underwriting group which offered publicly on June 6
183,
electric
used
to
B
letter
with
$8,000,000
purchases
in
users
the
of
shares
stock
stock
a
(par
option
proceeds
to
are
company
Any bal¬
the
com¬
of
$5
distributes
communities
48
the
value common
consolidated funded debt.
of
and
additional
par
located
natural
in
26
to
counties
gas
transmission
lines,
gathering
lines
and
related
share
Dec.
468,636
on
31,
$1.03
1955
shares
income
net
of
revenues
for the
revenues
and
common
were
12
stock.
$6,431,933
months
ended
$581,100,
was
For
and
equal
the
net
12
March
to
months
income
31,
$1.24
a
ended
$487,134,
or
stock
common
183, p.
dividends
in
1S55
of
cents
60
the
in
and
12
share
per
months
paid
$2
Borg-Warner
of
sales
1956
!___
billed
1955
clude
all
Operating
profit
will
1,
24,825,000
5,757,000
2,638,000
*38,911,000
27,463,000
2,764,000
2,781,000
Cr23,100,000
income
12,782,000
*$1.14
$0.75
,
tax
.
income
Income
per
tBased
share
common
on
outstanding
647,166 shares; March 31,
in
of
York
'
one-half
of
amount
in
York
to
July
1.
on
July 11, 1956.
This would in¬
the plan, will have become
on
under
Thus
each
original
6')c
the
the
The
holder
he
of
June
and
accrued
1,
1971.
The debentures
before
or
June
are
be
used,
in
ment
agreement
normally have
exchange provides,
of
is
stockholders
have
from York Corp.
name
mechanical
a
which
will
transfer all
asked
clarification
for
of
the change of
Actually this change of name-
"Lauer Corp."
to
of
means
facilitating
of its assets,
the
dissolution
including the
of
York
.
priced at
$22
per
to
the
the
use
plan
organization
name
of
York
York.—V.
reorganization
of
in
York
name
York
will
Division
183,
is completed, Borg-Warner intend*
advertising and sales promotion and the-
its
continue
York
of
as
a
Sales
separate
Corp.,
or
entity
either
similar
name
capital stock of the company
share, subject to adjustment.
proceeds from
the
sale of
the
debentures
airplanes.
This bank debt
_•
;
was
company
shares
for
in
shares
have
common
stock
March
31, >1956,
16,343,990 shares.—V. 183,
1955,
of
ratio
the
16,-
*50.
p.
this
year
Robert
that
taxes
F.
"on
should
$6.25
and
expected
are
Black,
the
increase
$6.50
to be
Board
basis
a
of
to
said on May 31.
He
forecast, our net income
sales
approximately
common
share
equal
$6,500,000,
after
providing
for
to
pre¬
operation
These estimates compare with
$6,061,180,
or
$5.90
income
for
a
sales of $179,944,264 and net income of
common share,
reported for 1955.
Both sales
last
year
were
the
highest
in
the
company's
933
of
now
owns
not
by
for
three
shares,
388,853
outstanding shares of
Youngstown or a wholly
in exchange
by Youngstown,
Co.
owned
common
Emsco
were
owned
of
a
strike
which
lasted
is
the prospectus,
to
will
be
to
shares
possible
of
enable
that
certain
BUSINESS—The
Youngstown
holders
to
acquire
thereof
are
such
willing
of
to
the
remaining 68,for shares
exchange
Emsco
keting
is
oil
engaged principally in designing, manufacturing and
field drilling and oil field production equipment. It
manufactures
and
markets
verticle
turbine
for
pumps
irrigation
original corporate
and
Dallas
and
Houston,
Zenith Radio Corp.—New
New
versatility in
corporation's
than
less
an
an
eyeglass
same
its
a
hearing
Texas.—V.
180,
p.
1377.
Hearing Aid Development—
aid was introduced
on
June
ounce,
then became
On March 11, 1941, the company's
amended to change its name to Western
operating company.
an
certificate of incorporation
Air
was
Lines, Inc.
The
principal
located
at
Angeles
45,
The
route
Province
Incidental
sells
Angeles
the company are
Avion Drive, Los
Calif.
the company at April
miles serving 46 cities in
system of
tificated
the
and operations offices of
International Airport. 6060
executive
Los
of
to
Alberta,
its
air
30, 1956, comprised 6,350 cer¬
13 of the Western states and
Canada.
transportation
business,
the
company
buys and
repair parts, equipment and supplies, performs repair and main¬
service, buys and sells certain ground station services, includ¬
tenance
ing radio and communication services, and charters
flights.
BANK
AND
INSURANCE
LOANS—The
airplanes for special
corporation
has
arranged
a
help
m
with
this,
attachment.
tiny aid, called the Crest, offers virtually the same gain andl
output of larger standard-power models made by Zenith. It draw*
impressive
William
183,
N.
p.
power
Brown,
from four miniature transistors,
Vice-President of Zenith's hearing
according to
aid division.
1157.
.
was
Your Dollars
1
of a full-powered instrument that weighs?
and that can be worn ten different ways, even a*
announcement
March 22.
the company
also
pur¬
and is engaged in fabricating structural and plate steel products,
and in commercial galvanizing on a contract basis. Its sales office I*
located In Los Angeles; and it has plants In Los Angeles and Pasadena,
adversely affected by the results
predecessor of
mar¬
poses,
will
with the name Western Air Express, Inc. under the laws of
California on July 13, 1925 and commenced the operation of air trans¬
portation between Los Angeles and Salt Lake City on April 17, 1926.
On Oct.
1, 1928 the company was organized with the name Western
Air Express Corp. under the laws of Delaware, and initially functioned
as
a holding
company as the owner of all of the outstanding shares
of Western Air Express, Inc., the original California corporation.
Dur¬
ing the month of December, 1934, the company acquired all of the
assets of Western Air Express,
Inc., the California corporation, and
in
Youngstown acquires the remaining out¬
Accordingly, the purpose of this exchange'
on
organized
since
economies
if
Emsco.
the
as
it is believed
,
from Jan. 9 to
which
subsidiary
operating revenues for the year ended Dec. 31,
$31,039,000* compared with $24,481,000 in 1954.
Operating
results for the early part of 1956 were
shares of
representing:
common,
Youngstown pursuant to this offer.
—V.
history.
Manufacturing
ejf Emsctf
Youngstown
Youngstown
shares
standing
The
dividends."
of
1952.
"somewhat in excess of $200,-
Chairman,
this
share
registration statement with the SEC
par. Youngstown proposes to offer
no
Emsco
457,786
owned
been
a
of
stock
common
one
the
California,
000,000",
the
of
common.
of
June 5 filed
shares,
on
common
to stockholders
EARNINGS—Total
1955
the-
including
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
incurred in financing the purchase
H
under
2013.
p.
100%
Into
Corp.
York, to Borg-
name
Warner.
together with general funds of the company, for the repay¬
full of the company's existing bank debt, which at June 4, 1955
$6,500,000.
was
of
at
net
are
pakF
would
''
convertible
1971
1,
PROCEEDS—The
•
The debentures
interest.
share-
one
dividend
burg-Warner
dividend
$5,000,000 of 4%% convertible subordinated debentures,
due
commca
.
1956
Several
White Motor Co.—Expects Sales of $200,000,000—
net
share
the eligibility of each York shareholder for four quarterly dividend*
either from York Corp. or from Borg-Warner.
lor
11,900,000
*18,575,000
sources
debentures
on
Estimated
and
receive
from
received
who,
Borg-Warner.
equal
According
*44,668,000
other
Total
after
of
Aug.
84.94%
270,034,000 342,880,000
from
declared
for each
record
stockholders
York
York
Eiasco
$
225,366,000 367,705,000
sales
♦Less.
.
shareholder will receive one-hat#
common
to stockholders of
1
covering 22,977
$
Net
each York
plan of reorganization becomes effective, Borg-Warner
declare its regular quarterly dividend of 60 cents payable-
to
Aug.
stockholders
31,
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Reports Loss for Quarter
Interest
the
When
on
March
were
ended
2464.
3 Months to March 31—
Income
•
25 will vote on adopting a plan of reor¬
transfer of all properties and assets of thi*
per share in cash and expenses required for
25 meeting the directors postponed action on the regular
dividend which would normally have been declared for pay¬
proposes
on
these
of
to
2341.
p.
share.
per
DIVIDENDS—Cash
Net
be-
added
be
July 1.
on
When
$6,893,019
to
its May
quarterly
gas
Kentucky.
Kengas, the subsidiary, distributes
in the same
area.
The
properties include
the-
with
$1)
plan at $2.62fa
S. E. Lauer, President, on May 29 said in part:
$1,662,000
the
complete
sale
of
for
plant.
power
notification
of
common
The
of
of
completion
SEC-
offered,
used
June
for
(except
liabilities
on
company
mains,
with
by
bank loans.
used
the
be
be
Liquidate and Change Name—
on
providing
to
a
under
Borg-Warner common stock
stock, plus $2 per share in cash.
At
program.
along
Central
share
on
common
wholloy-owned subsidiary,
a
be
550,000
petroleum
were
between
■
wind
to
to
are
Corp. and assumption by Borg-Warner
York Corp.
If the plan is approved, it is pro¬
posed to change the name. of this corporation to Lauer Corp. an*
complete liquidation of the corporation.
*
"
-
equipment.
ferred
•
sale
will
have
57,000
and
distribution
Sales for
country
air conditioning
of
a
with
notes
proceeds
filed
employees
underwriting.
capital.—V.
of
ment
the
of
will
company
Western
tNet
to institute a firm
dividend policy after Aug. 1.
He stated this had been delayed to give
the corporation time to replenish its capital funds expended for a new
air conditioning plant, a new warehouse, and tooling costs incurred in
company
shares
and
stockholders
Corp.
offer
for 1956 should be higher than
of the Board, announced on
notification
of
debenture
The
class
28
of
May
on
12,600
without
dissolution)
Firm Basis—
-
in
in
construction
approximately
Cost
Expects Rise in Earnings—Plans to
—
on
share,
corporation
>
Equitable
by
bonds
proceeds
1956
V
letter
a
convytitle
underwriting.
building and designing
officers
ganization
distribution
in
.
Corp.
from
outstanding,
1956.—V.
negotiated.
filed
31
6%
York Corp.—To
share.
per
$800,000 of outstanding short-term
BUSINESS—The
was
changeover expenditures lor .the merged company."—
Place Dividends
stock
the
the
was
to
The
than quarterly dividends.
loan
of
corporation
working
200
Co.
sale 81,690 shares of
mortgage
CAPITALIZATION—After
shares
fair
single
net
first
investment
cash
1956
The
borrowed
arranged
of
retire
pany's
of
its
with
distribution
of
this
the
stock
share of
one
in
sale
EARNINGS—Operating
common
amount
2464.
Welbilt
rate
cash
concluded
$10,000,000
to
in
the
the
on
first
1956
with
share
per
the
of
the
15,
Washington
Pacific
The
During
1955.
42c
to
1956 a
utilized
be
Co.
183/ p.
9,
12 months to be more feasible
27,
will
construction
V.
the
12
paid on Jan. 3, 1956 to stock-,
was
payable
Pipeline
shares
consummation
alter
Dec.
dividend
70
of
for the ensuing
proceeds
of
as
a
the
for
43c
to
ance,
in
to
the
increase
and
costs,
wou.d have
which otherwise
amounted
share
per
amounting
value
$27,625
10c
Northwest
each
shares,
"On
outstanding
declared
for
tional
coupled with increased labor
compared with 54c for the same period last
the earnings per share are stated on the basis
1956,
shares
Pacific
Pacific
share
common
per
dividend of
of
directors
1956
$375,759.
was
gross profit margin
the rise in sales.
In both instances,
871,946
"A cash
quarter of
it
the
from
March
31,
gas-making oil,
of
offset
realized
"Earnings
of
March
ended
May
on
without
covering
per
.200
Corporation and J. J. B. Hilliard & Son
June 7 offered
the
de¬
interest to be sold at face amount, without
The proceeds are to be used for the purchase of invea-
each,
offered
200
Co.____
&
May 28 filed a letter of notification with
in notes and chattel mortgages of varying
on
.
to
Walter
year.
The
■
PROCEEDS—The
ended
*
Co._
&
2229.
p.
$50,000
erecting,
SEC
Marshall———200
Ryons
Sutro
takes
bearing 12%
Under the plan,
stock
1477.
p.
Washington Natural Gas Co.—Earnings Lower—
been
the
200
200
Hill Richards & Co.-/
'
Curtis
Schwabacher &
—V.
Foster
250
J: A.
annua*
an
future
183,
$300,000
$100
$250
Davis, Skaggs & Co._
&
at
are
from necessity give full weight to our present
capital requirements, the rate of growtl*
and the economic stability of our industry. We believe
to this policy has been in the best interest of all otur
company
covering
at
/-
750
Inc.__—__
which
that the company's directors will
to an established. policy,
formulated h*
into consideration not only current oper¬
Wright Line, Inc., Worcester, Mass.—Files With SEC—
William R. Staats & Co.^__
Boettcher and Company
.
v
Beane
White,
by
said
Wind Turbine Co., West Chester, Pa.—Files With SEC
000's omitted)
$1,300
__l_
by
industry-
must
corporation
covering
The
t
below:
truck
'
Western Kentucky Gas Co.—Common Stock Offered—
An
underwriting group headed
'
more
be¬
underwriters
set forth
experienced
the
to
underwriting.
tory and working capital.
Georgeson & Co.,' who in the past have assisted in getting in
Washington Institute for Experimental Medicine, Inc.,
Herndon, Va.—Stock Offering Suspended—
reduced
The
nominations
capital stock reserved for issuance
plan and not including 227,272 shares
new
company,
adherence
SEC
acting
debentures
of
the
of
demand
apply
White Vending Co., Inc., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC
of
jointly
"Net
borrowed
000's omitted)
Blyth
representative vote, will also solicit such proxies.—-V. 181, p. 1081.
months
the
instalments of $100,-
will be
"that
but
not
the
named below,
for whom Blyth
as' representative, have severally made a firm
purchase Jrom the company the respective principal
is
finally':
the
to halt the
Co.,
amount
June 15.
an
with
meet
to
necessary
from
1957.
1,
40s,
Black
closely
condition,
stockholders."—V.
the
in
under
Association
the remaining $6,000,000
and
conversion
commitment
damage brought about by their demands.
V"
; .'
' "Management proxies will be solicited by officers and employees of
the company under the supervision of a Committee of present board
a
1957,
the *
V'
have
or before
on
management
still anxious
sort
some
commencing Feb.
the restricted stock option
reserved
the
-
.
indefinite date
some
meeting failed.''Management is
,
JNot
representatives of the
sides'
qualifications and
both
during
under
with
.
but
con¬
by
commitment
a
Savings
will be repayable in equal
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
refusal
obtained
and
that
1743,963 shs.
described
decreased
member."
payments
Mr.
adhere
results,
the
of
5,000,000
the Bank has agreed to lend to the
company $6,000,000
evidencing such borrowing will bear interest at the rate
annum
month
per
Trust
equipment
the
"does
dominant
a
$2.70,
to
early
ating
is
dividend
of
linancial
July 1, 1959 and Dec. 31, 1960. The interest rate will be 4Va%
repayments of principal in the amount of $1,200,000 per annum
payable on Sept. 1 in the years 1962 to and including 1969 and $2,400,000 payable Sept. 1, 1970.
before "further
the
the
with
business
your
per
has
company
of
that
producers
car
White
rate
continue
None
.
which
Discussing
cash
FINANCING
5,000,000
emphasized
particularly not to the heavy-duty segment of the truck industry
in
$6,000,000
1971
Black
passenger
and
tween
'
follows
in
run
stockholders
meet
company
meeting at
a
1956.
rowed
their
increasing
shall
occurs.
discuss
in
Mr.
the
tThe company has made arrangements with The Prudential
Insurance
of America to borrow
$12,000,000, $6,000,000 of which will be bor¬
the
in
ar¬
4'/2%
Co.
employees.
they tfecenuy sent you. % ^ , r
•
for
the
group,
after many Invitations,
"Spokesmen
Notes
the
casting the straw ballot-in the form of the "Statement of
agreed to such
Further
to
not
group
who
meeting
group
and
for' Improving
before
vote
special
management
end
is
and
on
confusion
minority
feel
they
minority
company
suppliers
official
the
this
of
10%
decision
a
an
from
the
and
that
by
resulting
"The
facts
feels
board
the
by
customers,
our
Board
immediate
an
.
attempts to obtain control of this
.
put
business of this company.
It has
stockholders for July 18, 1956.
the opportunity to remove and replace
of
presence
controversy
fusion
on
the
a
directors
to
determined
affecting
special meeting
"Stockholders will be given
any
best
which
in
1,
purchase
National
000
are
that
authorized
stockholders
PRESENT
2,000,000 shs.
the
the
of
of 4%
part:
directors
controversy
the
to
has
Outstanding
value)
par
connection
terms of
letter
also
amount
12,000,000
preceding section,
a
It
principal
$6,000,000
4,25%.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—Special Meeting—
in
TO
notes
Bank
President,
EFFECT
debt
tLong-term
the financing.—V. 183, p. 2081.
Howell,
NT&SA.
Authorized
*Bank
Goldman, Sachs & Co.t
and Lehman Brothers assisted the company
Joseph A.
May 31 said
America
for the private sale to the Pruden¬
$12,000,000
Placed—This
announced that it has placed pri¬
institutional investor its $3,00u,000 3.95%
company, on June 4
vately with an
promissory note due May 1, 1971.
of
of
piomissory notes due Sept. I,1 1970, of which $6,000,000 will be bor¬
rowed during 1957,
and the remaining $6,000,000 between July, 1959
and December, 1960.
CAPITALIZATION
Van Raalte
Bank
ranged, through Blyth & Co., Inc.,
tial
57
(2813)
make possible the
AMERICAN+RED
CROSS
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2814)
..
Monday, June 11, 1956
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Florence, Ala.
000
$2,500,-
industrial
development revenue bonds was
sold to Joseph Faroll & Co., and
Gearhart & Otis, Inc., both of New
York City, in joint account.
The
5%
bonds
Due
first
mortgage
June
dated
are
June 15 from 1959 to 1986
on
inclusive.
All
bonds
redeem¬
are
able in
whole, or in part in inverse
of maturity upon 30 days'
order
published notice on any interest
payment date, at 105% of par plus
accrued
interest.
Principal and
interest
payable at the First Na¬
tional
Bank,
bonds
will
of
be
Said
Florence.
under
issued
15,
the
as
Trustee. Legality to be
approved by Thompson, Dumas,
O'Neal & Hayes, of Birmingham,
ence,
as
for
counsel
the
City, and Kaye,
Scholer, Fierman & Hayes, of
New York City, counsel for the
underwriters.
Bonds
Publicly Offered
underwriters
—
The
public re-of¬
made
price of
par. At the same time, purchasers
of the bonds are
being offered
rights to buy 250,000 shares of
Sheraton
Florence
Corporation
common stock at a price of $0.01
fering of the bonds at
share,
per
shares
of
the
a
basis
the
on
of
the
bonds
the
and
of
stock
common
will be used by the City of Flor¬
Ala., to construct a modern
type hotel combining features of
Sale—The $200,000 build¬
a
which
motel
will
be
leased
of
the
1956.
on
No. 31
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Sale—The
Bond
County School District
(P. O. Prescott), Ariz.
Offering — Dorothy B.
Yavapai
No.
1
Bond
Manton, Clerk of Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
2
June 18 for
purchase of $50,000 building
(MST)
p.m.
the
bonds. Dated
on
July 1, 1956. Due
payable at the County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Gust,
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
of
Valley
School
Union
District, Mendocino County,
California
Sale—The $215,000
Bond
p.
2586
build¬
&
awarded
America
of
Bank
were
—
Savings
tp
National
Association,
San
of
Bank
&
America
Savings
National
Association,
Trust
of
San
Works, acting under
of
the
a
California
County
the
at
office.
School
Gallatin
District,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
9
office.
Alameda County,
Calif.
Sale —The
$1,587,000
Bond
offered
bonds
7—v.
June
awarded
headed
cate
to
National
p.
syndi¬
of
Bank
the
by
183,
a
Trust
Sav¬
&
ings Association -of San Francisco,
as
follows:
July 1
from 1957 to 1960 inclusive;
$352,000 2%s. due on July 1
$128,000
1961
and
1971
inclu¬
795,000
Public
school
of
100.10,
of
resolution
about
at
bonds
a
price
a
net interest
1 from
2.96%,
5s, due
as
1972 to 1981 inclusive.
southern
bids at his office in Martinez
1977
1956.
1,
Due
from
1957
to
inclusive. Legality approved
by White, Bradley, Arant, All &
Rose, of Birmingham.
Gadsden, Ala.
Bond
Offering
Chairman
will
of
receive
(CST)
purchase
a.m.
works
and
Dated
July
1
Board
from
sealed
on
of
j
until
to
1986
water
bonds.
revenue
1, 1956. Due
on
at
the
First
July
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
10
the
for
19
$2,800,000
sewer
1957
Inzer,
Directors,
bids
June
of
C.
J.
—
pay¬
National
Bank,
of Gadsden, or at the Irving Trust
Company, of New York City. Le¬
gality approved by White, Brad¬
ley, Arant, All & Rose, of Bir¬
mingham.
the
financial consultants
ect
by Frank B. Durkee, Director of Public Works and
Secretary of the Authority.
When investigations are com¬
pleted, Smith, Barney & Co. will
make
38
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering — Rhea
Averill,
Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors,
will
receive
a.m.
(MST)
sealed
on
bids
July
19
until
for
10
the
a
Durkee
contain
report to the Department,
stated, which report shall
a
summarization of infor¬
obtained, the plan devel¬
oped, and a recommendation as
to the financing procedure to be
followed.
include
ance
the
The
financing plan will
provisions
of toll
for
revenue
the
issu¬
bonds under
Toll
Bridge Authority Act.
The contract contemplates that
the initial schedule of tolls, upon
which computations will be
be
substantially the
now
in
effect
on
made,
same
the
as
San
Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge.
Smith, Barney & Co. has during
recent
years
specialized
in
pro¬
viding financial services in con¬
nection with revenue bond and
other municipal bond issues, Dur¬
kee said.
It has not previously
America
Oakley Union School
District,
Contra Costa
til 11
the
a.m.
(PDST)
purchase
bonds.
of
on
un¬
June 12 for
$14,000 building
Denver
fered
June
were
183,
v.
—
to
a
of¬
bonds
water
awarded
6
2342
p.
group
—
com¬
Sachs & Co.; C. J. Devine &
& Webster Securities
man,
Co.;
Corp.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; W.
Bruce
&
,
Co.;
Co.,
Hughes&
Co.,
$126,000 3s.
1967
to
875,000
as
Due
from
385,000
and
910,000
to
from
1981
934,000
1978 inclusive.
Due
June
on
to
1
June
oh
Due
2.55s.
from
183,
pur¬
2586—
p.
Shields
to
&
basis
a
Co., ail of New Yoik;
2V4S, at
as
of
price of 100.31,;
a
about
2.21%.
FLORIDA
Dade
County Port Authority '
(P. O. Miami), Fla.
Sale—The
Bond
183,
group
a
$3,500,000 spe-;
bonds
revenue
offered
June
2342—were awarded
p.
of
composed
Smith,;
Co.; R. W. Presspricli
Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Ira
Haupt & Co.; Pierce, Carrison,:
Wulberki, Inc.; Leedy, Wheeler
Alleman, Inc.; and Wm. E. Pollock
& Co., Inc., at a price of 98.00; "
&
Barney
&
net interest cost of about
a
as
3.98%;
follows:
•
1957
1993
33/4s.
from
Due
19/4
Due
to
Oct.
on
15.
inclusive*
1973
Oct.
on
15
inclusive.
1981
Dania, Florida
Certificate
X
>
Sale—The
$600,000
J
4
une
—
John
v.r183,
to
&
a
Nuveen
258 7 — were
composed of
p.
group
&
Rooinson-
Co.;
Co., Inc.;
1
to 1996 inclusive.
Atwill
and
Co.
•
City, Fla.
"
Certificate Offering
1
June
on
to
37/ss.
from
inclusive.
Due
1962
1,4/0,OU0
Oct. 15 from'
on
1961
to
l,55O,U0O
1
June
on
Due
$480,UuO 5s.
Plant
CONNECTICUT
—
N. M.
Draughon, City Clerk and Auditor,
will receive sealed bids until, .5
p.m.
(EST) on June 18 for the
purchase of $500,000 utilities tax
revenue improvement certificates.
Dated Feb. I, 1956. Due on Aug. I
from 1957 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬
Meriden, Conn.
Bond
Offering
City
ceive
sealed
(DST)
on
—
Comptroller,
bids
June
19
will
until
P.
re¬
of New York City. Legality
by Chapman & Cutler;
Chicago.
;
pany,
2
p.m.
approved
pur¬
of
as
fol¬
$2,628,000 high school bonds. Due
on
July 1 from 1957 to 1976
inclusive.
300,000
at the Marine Midland Trust Com¬
the
for
Sarasota, Fla.
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
ing
of
bonds
bonds. Due
on
July
been
1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
The
1956.
able
the
Trust
Connecticut
Bank
&
Co., Hartford an<i Meriden,
at the
Home National
Bank
&
Oxford, Conn.
p.
Sale—The $300,000 school
offered June 4
v.
183,
brook
both
at
—
2587
a
—
were
awarded
to Esta-
&
Co., and Putnam & Co.,
Hartford, jointly, as 3s,
price of 100.40, a basis of
of
DELAWARE
Sch.
County,
Dist.
No.
Hockessin
29 (P. O.
Wilmington), Del.
San Buenaventura Elem. Sch. Dist.
Bond
Sale—The
building bonds
—v.
to
183,
p.
Sale—Of
Bond
bonds
p.
offered
the
June
7
$6,000,000
—
v.
183,
2342—a total of $5,500,000 were
awarded
to
a
eomposed
group
of
Peabody & Co.; White,
Weld & Co.; Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; W;
E. Hutton & Co.; Hirsch & Co.;
G. H. Walker & Co.; Bache
&
Co.; The Milwaukee Company;
Julien Collins & Co.; Burns, Corbett
& Pickard,
Inc.; Lyons &
Shafto, Inc.; Seasongood & Mayer;
Fox, Reusch & Co.; Berman Selonick & Co.; and Shaughnessy &
Co., as follows:
Kidder,
Co., Meriden.
Bond
—
Tallahassee, Florida
bonds
are
dated
July 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
at
$600,000 storm drainage
originally scheduled for
v.
183, p. 2700 — has
postponed until June 21.
19
June
sewer
payable
(F-A)
cipal and interest
Matthew
chase of $2,928,000 bonds,
lows:
*- v
Consol.
visors, will receive sealed bids at
City,
1984 inclusive.
from 1989 to 1992 inclusive.
886,000
Castle
Super¬
various
Co.;'
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.; and,
H. Hentz 6c
1988 inclusive.
2»/2s.
New
Clerk of Board of County
awarded
were
awarded
1,
June
on
Due
1985 to
(J-J)
Ventura County, Calif.
Bond Offering—L; E. Hallowell.
5—v.
Humphrey
Due
2.45s.
1,134,000
1
2.95%.
office.
June
water revenue certificates offered
'
June
on
inclu¬
payable at the County Treasurer's
The
—
bonas totaling $2,000,00u of¬
poses
fered
June 1 from
1980.
2.40s.
about
sive. Principal and interest
the";
Wilmington, Del.
Sale
Bond
Schaffer,
follows:
inclusive.
2.35s.
1979
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
1976
of
Delaware,
Rehoboth*
Legality
approved
by
Beach.
and
Due
1973
bonds
to
Bank
Farmers
of
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,:
of New York City.
~ Raffensperger,
on
1972
2%s.
County Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids at
his office in Los Angeles until 9
a.m.
(PDST) on June 26 for the
purchase of $3,200,000 building
1957
State
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes
Co.; Stern Bros. Co.; Hirsch &
Co.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.; Heller,
City High School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
from
the
able at
E. Hutton &
Los
1
re-*
p.m.*
(EST) on June 16 for the purchase,
$36,000
street
improvement,
bonds. Principal and interest pay¬
&
Pasadena
July
2
Stone
Trust
Clerk of Board of
until
bias
sealed
to
Sale—The $5,250,000 gen¬
obligation
that'
of
cial
(City and County of), Colo.
Bond
eral
or
cisco.
ceive
San
COLORADO
Wil-5
announces
City Commissioners will
the
Trust
of
Del.
Ottering—Secretary
Nennstiehl
lard
5—v.
Dated
July 15, 1956. Due
on July 15 from
1957 to 1970 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Rehoboth Beach,
Bond
;
the
to
National
Association,
Kuta,
mation
that
•Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No.
the proj¬
made
was
will
ARIZONA
on
awarded
were
—
Of
Savings
on
cisco
June
ap¬
Francisco.
cost
follows:
July 1
from 1957 to 1960 inclusive;
$351,000 2%s, due on July 1
from 1961 to 1971 inclusive;
and $320,000 3s, due on July
$124,000
cial
plan
crossing of San Fran¬
Bay. The announcement of
appointment of the firm as
&
from
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — W. T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
suitable
2342
Bank
clusive.
cial services to the State of Cali¬
Dated
Legality
Wilmington, Pas
.
Bond Sale—The $748,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 6—v. 183,
on
July 1 from 1972 to 1981 in¬
Toll
development of a
for financing the
office.
in
Delaware
of
3v2s.
bonds.
Treasurers
on
sive; and $312,000 3s, due
Cross¬
The
due
5s,
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on June 20
for the purchase of $300,000 spe¬
warrants.
June 19
on
purchase of $800,000 build¬
Dated July 1, 1956.
Due on July 1 from 1957 to 1981
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
ing
Necker &
$792,000 school bonds at a price
of 100.14, a net interest cost
of about 2.96%,
as
follows:
a
the
(CDST)
a.m.
posed of Lehman Brothers; Gold¬
Hay ward Union High Sch. Dist.,
&
in
11
a.m.
Treasurer's
contract with Smith,
Co., New York City
investment banking firm, under
fornia
Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in banta Ana,
p.
Angeles County, Calif.
Ostly,
Los
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Bridge
Authority authorizing
the
em¬
ployment of consultants, has en¬
Barney
payable
(J-J)
Treasurer's
Pro¬
—
County Calif.
Oitering—L. B.
Bond
Orange
Wasco Union High School District,
Kern County, Calif.
on
Smith, Barney & Co. Appointed
posed New Bridge-Tunnel
Santa Ana School District,
July 15 from 1957 to 1966 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
bonds.
which the firm will render finan¬
school
^
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
from
on
Inclusive.
1966
a.m.
the purchase
Warrent Offering—Grover Mor¬
tax
to
(PDST) on June 19 for
of $445,000 building
Dated July°'15, 1956. Due
til 11
Francisco, as 2%s, at a price of
100.009, a basis- of about 2.74%.
Consultants
District,
.
ing bonds offered June 6—v. 183,
p.
2465 — were awarded to the
tered into
row,
1957
office.
until
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Ventura un¬
America
,
$3.20,000 buiH-
ing of San Francisco Bay
California Department of
■'
County,
California
School
Union
2586—were
Bond Sale—The
the
at
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—L. E. Hallowell,
the
Francisco.
Arvin School District, Kern
payable
and
Ventura
Trust
of
Principal
(PDST) on June 26
for the purchase of $144,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1956, Due
on
July 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
CALIFORNIA
leasing of the proposed hotel to
the Sheraton Florence Corpora¬
tion. Interest on the bonds, in the
opinion
of
counsel,
is exempt
from all present Federal income
Russellville), Ala.
$300,000 building bonds.
on July
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
1957
from
1
June
on
(J-D)
Fillmore
until
Phoenix.
Anderson
of $338,Dated June 1,
pur¬
July 15, 1956. Due
from
15
(CDST) on
a.m.
on
office.
Financial
(P. O.
in.
County Treasurer's office.
1 from 1957 to 1961 inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
July
sive.
bonds shall be payable solely out
of
revenues
derived
from
the
Franklin County
office
Dated
a.m.
June 26 for the
on
for the
build¬
$27,0o0
ing bonds offered May 31—v. 183,
p. 2230 — were awarded to Ken¬
neth Ellis & Co., of Phoenix.
the
taxes.
his
at
inclusive.
interest
Maricopa County School District
California (State of)
interest
bids
bonds.
Due
1976
to
Florence
Sheraton
Corporation.
Principal and
school
000
operated
stock
sealed
June 25 for the purchase
2230—were awarded to Ken¬
neth Ellis & Co., of Phoenix.
p.
to
by the Sheraton
Florence
Corporation.
Sheraton
Corporation of America, which
operates through subsidiary com¬
panies a group of about 30 hotels
in the United States and Canada,
owns
60%
of
the
outstanding
ceive
ing bonds offered May 31—v. 183,
ence,
and
District,
Monterey County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Emmet G. Mc-
Salinas, until 11
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
No. 21
Bond
ing bonds offered June 1—v. 183,
$1,000 bond.
Net proceeds from the sale
(PDST)
chase of
School
Unified
his office in Ventura until 11
.
for
each
Toll Bridge Authority.
Menamin, County Clerk, will re¬
Maricopa County School District
100
stock
common
office.
consultant for the Cali¬
a
as
Carmel
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
an
of June
1956, between the City and
First National Bank, of Flor¬
Indenture, to be dated
acted
fornia
sive.
1956.
15,
Due
1956.
1,
July 1 from 1957 to 19/6 inclu¬
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
July
Dated
bonds.
building
$1,100,000
of
purchase
ALABAMA
$67,000 school
offered June 6—
2587—were
awarded
the Farmers Bank of the State
$4,000,000 municipal electric rev¬
enue bonds at a price of 96.71,
a
net
interest
cost
of
about
3.12%, as follows:
$150,000
2Ws, due Oct. 1, 1959; $840,OPO
2%s, due
1960
to
1964
Oct. 1 from
inclusive; and
on
Volume
183
Number 5541
$3,010,000 2.90s, due
1 from
1965 to
•.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
National
"
of
about
3.06%, as fol$200,000 2y2s, due on
May 1 from 1958 to 1962 in¬
•
lows:
;
•/..
clusive; $320,000 2%s, due
will
p.m.
land;
1,500,000 municipal hospital utility tax revenue bonds at a
V * price of 96.54, a net interest
cost
Cleve¬
Co.; C.
F. Childs & Co.; Wrn.. E. Pollock
& Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;
Fahey, Clark & Co.; Wm. J. Mericka & Co.; Ginther, Johnston &
Co.; Folger, Nolan; Fleming-W.
Oct.
on
1978 inclusive.
Hibbs
B.
elusive;
due
and
$980,000
May
on
1
from
on
,
gas
to
bonds
revenue
to
.
,
The issue of $500,000
.
awarded
000
a
group composed of John Nuveen &
Co.; Robinson-Humphrey
net interest cost of about
$22,000
3s... Due*
1958 to
1
1961 to
from
1965 to
Note Offering—W. B.
ecutive
1973 to
1986 inclusive.
Taylor County (P. O. Perry),
Certificate
Offering
and due
on
Public
jail
for
and
sewerage
$3,800,000
revenue
an-
ticipation certificates offered June
a
183,
2587—were awarded
composed of Halsey,
p.
group
Stuart
&
Co., Inc.; R. S. Dickson
Blair & Co., Inc.; Estabrook - &
Co.;
Hornblower
&
Weeks; First of Michigan Corpo¬
ration; W. H. Morton & Co.; F.
W. Craigie & Co.; Bache & Co.;
Bramhall, Falion & Co.; Andrews
& Wells, Inc.; J. H. Hilsman &
Co.; Varnedoe-, Chisholm & Co.;
Morris Hirschberg & Co.; J. W.
-Tindall & Co.; McDonald-Moore
&
Co.; and Cabell, Hopkins &
Co., at a price of 100.03, a net
&
Co.;
•interest
cost
of
about
2.98%,
as
■follows:
$185,000 3%s. Due
on
May 1 from
"
1958 to
1961
inclusive.
550,000 2%s. Due
*
May 1 from
on
;«1962 to 1971 inclusive.
"
3,065,000 3s. Due
1972 to
on May
1986 inclusive.
1 from
Sale—T*.e
by
bonds
totaling
a
First
the
syn¬
Na¬
tional Bank;
Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank; Northwestern Trust
Co.; Continental Illinois National
Eank, and Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., all of Chicago, at a price of
par a net interest cost of about
2.60%
as
on
1
Dec.
inclusive.
from
and
Principal
to
the
purchaser
District.
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June 14
for the purchase of $495,000 school
building bonds. Dated March 1,
1956. Due on March 1, 1976; pro¬
son,
that $345,000 of
the bonds shall be subject to re¬
demption and payment prior to
their maturity at the option of the
School District at par and accrued
interest to date of redemption, se¬
rially, $5,000 on March 1, 1959
and 1960, $10,000 on March 1 from
1961 to 1964 inclusive, $15,000 on
vided, however,
1
from
March
1965 to
1967 inclu¬
March 1 from
1971 inclusive, $30,000 on
$20,000
on
from
1
1972
to
sive, and $80,000 on March 1, 1975,
on
any interest payment date
after said respective dates. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at a bank or trust company in the
State, mutually agreeable to the
purchaser and the District. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
follows:
$1,000,000 bridge bonds,
as
23/4s.
95
(P. O. Paris), III.
10,000,000 electric street lighting
system bonds, as 2%s.
ing bonds offered June 1—v. 183,
4,000,000 subway bonds, as 2%s.
5,000,000 superhighway bonds, as
composed of Halsey-Stuart & Co.
23/4S.
Fenn
members
Lehman
of
as
l%s.
the
Brothers;
syndi¬
Pnelps,
&
Co.; J. P. Morgan & Co.,
'Inc.; Guaranty Trust Co., of New
York; C. J. Devine & Co.; Kid¬
der, Peabod,y & Co.; Blair & Co.,
'Inc.; Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.;
City National
Bank
&
•Trust Co., of Chicago; John Nuveen & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
Braun,
J.
Van
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc.; B.
Ingen & Co.; Seattle-First
National
Mouitcn
Bank, of Seattle; R. H.
Co.; The Central Re¬
&
public Company; F. S. Moseley &
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co;
American National Bank, of Chi¬
Co.;
Barr Bros. & Co.; Laidlaw
.& Co.;
Trust Company of Georgia, Atcago;
Stevenson & Co.;
.Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.; Hel¬
.lanta;
Bond Sale—The $650,000
p.
2466—were awarded to
build¬
Bacon,
ler, Bruce & Co.; Wachovia Bank
& Trust Co., of Winston-Salem;
First National Bank, of Memphis,
Farwell, Chapman & Co., at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
of
about
$150,000
2.73%,
as
2v2s.
follows:
Due
on
July
1
500,000 2%s. Due
1962
to
1976
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Harvey, III.
$650,000
Sale—The
sew¬
offered June
2700—were awarded
erage revenue bonds
4—v.
to
183, p.
of John NuBaxter, Williams &
group composed
a
veen
&
Co.;
Co.,, and Allan Blair & Co., at
price of 100.004,
of about 3.45%,
$515,000 3V2S.
1958
to
1981
Madison
to
Due on May 1 from
1980
135,000 3%s.
a
net interest cost
as follows:
a
inclusive.
Due
1984
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
County Community
School District No.
Unit
(P. O.
J.
—
Frederick
by
Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Ice
basis of
a
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Chapman
munity Unit School District No.
(P. O. Windsor), III.
Bond
ring,
Offering
Secretary
Education,
bids
will
until
for
8
the
Due
receive
(DST)
purchase of
sealed
June
on
$400,000
Dated June 1,
1 from 1958 to
Principal
1956.
1972
interest
and
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap-
about
Will
County Community High Sch.
No. 210 (P. O. New Lenox),
Illinois
Bond
iowa
Earl Robin¬
Callender
Community Sch. District,
2
$159,-
trust
mutually agreeable to the
purchaser and the Board of Edu¬
cago,
cation.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
June
from
1
1956.
to
Due
1975
in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
E.
8
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
on June 11 for the
$202,000 street im¬
of
bonds.
Due
Dated
March
on
1
July
from
Shawnee
building bonds offered June 6—
183, p. 2587—were awarded to
the Peoples Trust & Savings Bank
Dist.
No. 59
Bond
000
Common
School
(P. O. Topeka), Kan.
Sale—An
issue
of
$186,-
general obligation bonds
was
sold to
Barrett, Fitch, North & Co.,
City, and Small-I;Iilburn Co., Inc., of
Wichita, joint¬
ly, as follows:
of
Kansas
to
1962
126,000 3V8S. Due
and
1972
to
May
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
1,
M-N
interest
State
1956.
Principal
payable at the
office, Topeka.
Legality approved by Dean, Dean
& Quinlan, of Topeka.
kentucky
Catlettsburg, Ky.
$100,000
Bond
Galveston, Ind.
Offering — Lawrence
Bond
Clerk
Town
Treasurer,
-
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(CDST)
on
purchase
of
revenue
June
bonds.
1956.
to
Due
1985
20 lor the
$90,000 water works
Dated
July
on
1
June
from
1,
1958
inclusive.
interest
Principal and
payable at the 12
(J-J)
Sale—The
control
Boone,
assessment
June
4
v.
183,
to
—
awarded
the
bonds
2700
p.
flood
offered
were
—
Bankers
Bond
Co., Inc., of Louisville.
Jefferson
County (P. O. Louisville),
Kentucky
Bond
Sale —The
$1,120,000
scnooi
building
bonds
offered
June
6
—
awarded
183,
v.
to
a
2587
p.
Bank, of Galveston.
Legality approved by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianap¬
olis.
were
—
composed of
group
J. J. B. Hilliard
curities
Mile
State
Griffith, Ind.
Bond
works
Sale—The $504,000 water
refunding
ment
revenue
offered
June
refunding
5—v.
awarded
improve¬
and
to
bonds
183, p. 2466—
City Secu¬
the
rities
Corp., and Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., both of Indianap¬
olis, jointly.
Township School Township
(P. O. Monon), Ind.
Bond
Offering—Grant F. Long,
Township
sealed
Trustee,
will
bids until 2 p.m.
on
June 14 for the purchase of $100,000 school building bonds. Dated
June
1,
1956.
Bros.;_Blyth
Bros. &
July 1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1971
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the American
National
Bank
&
$160,000 4s.
1957
110,000
Miller, of Indianapolis.
ceive
sealed
bids
at
the
office
of
Co.,
Stein
Inc.;
3.10%,
1960
170,000
Due
on
1959
to
as
fol¬
inclusive.
3%s.
1962
on
at a price of par,
of about 3.23%,
to
1971
135,000 3V8S. Due
1972 to
439,000
1976
3.20s.
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
July
on
I
Franklin Parish School District No,
6
(P.
Bond
O.
Winnsboro),
Offering—W.
La.
B.
receive
sealed
bids
until
10
(CST) on June 22 for the
purchase of $125,000 school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Aug.
a.m.
In¬
Legality approved by
Foley, Cox & Judell, of New Or¬
leans.
Rapides Parish Sixth Ward School
District No. 58 (P. O.
Alexandria),
Louisiana
Bond
Offering—J.
Secretary
of
will
the
S.
Slocum,
Parish
receive
School
sealed
bids
p.m. (CST) on July 3 for
purchase of $30,000 school
the
bonds.
on
Dated Aug. 15, 1956. Due
Aug. 15 from 1957 to 1966 in¬
clusive.
Principal and
interest
(F-A) payable at the office of the
Parish
or
at
School
any
Due
on
1964
to
1,
June
1
inclusive.
480,000 3s.
Due
on
1965
1971
Board
Treasurer,
specified by the
bank
purchaser.
Certificate
retary
until
Offering—The
will
1:45
receive
sealed
Sec¬
bids
(CST) on July 3
for the purchase of $11,000 certif¬
p.m.
icates of indeotedness.
Thibodaux, La.
Bond
Offering—Nelson H. Zer-
Clerk
nott,
of
the
Board
of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (CST) on July 12
for
the
purchase of
$2,600,000
water works and electric
utility
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1,
1956.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1959
to
1986 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (F-A) payable at a bank¬
ing institution designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell, of
New Orleans.
Webster Parish, Cotton
Dist.
No.
12
(P.
Bond
bonds
Valley Sch.
O. Minden), La.
Sale—The
offered
$400,000 school
June
4—v. 183, p.
2343—were awarded to the Equit¬
able Securities Corp., of Nashville.
maine
Portland, Maine
Note Offering—Leon W. Kelber,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on June
13
for the purchase of $600,000
temporary loan notes. Dated June
18, 1956.
Due on Oct. 4, 1956.
Principal and interest payable at
the
June
1961.
2%s.
from
June 1 from
Due
and
National Bank of Commerce,
Portland, or at the Guaranty
Trust
Company, of New York
City. Legality approved by Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
of
Boston.
inclusive.
to
200,000 3y4s. Due
June 1 from
on
June 1, 1972
Portland
bonds
louisiana
sealed
bids
until) 11
a.m
the pur¬
chase of $8,300,000 utilities reve¬
(CST)
nue
on
bonds.
June
19
offered
2700—were
Alexandria, La.
Bond Offering—Hal T. Dulany,
City Secretary-Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
Water
Maine
District,
Bond Sale—The
and 1973.
Trust
Co.,
Indianapolis.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
&
Boyce; The Equitable Se¬
lows:
inclusive.
Fletcher
1958
Son; Almstedt
terest cost of about
Due semi-annually
from
&
Corporation; W. L. Lyons
& Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane; Goodbody & Co.;
Security & Bond Co.i; Russell,'
Long & Co.; Wagner, Reid and
Ebinger, Inc.; The Kentucky Co.;
A. C. Allyn & Co.; Smart, Clowes
& Oswald, Inc., and F. L. Dupree
& Co., at a price of par, a net in¬
receive
(CST)
were
cost
$226,000 3V4S. Due
Treasurer's
Boonville, and the Old Na¬
Bank, Evansville, jointly,
2%s, at a price of 100.31-, a
basis of about 2.67%.
—
composed of
follows:
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
tional
as
net interest
Board,
County
Dated
v.
2231
p.
group
until 2
1963
$104,000 school
a
Howard, Weil, Lebouisse, Frederichs & Co.; Ducourheau & Kees;
Ladd Dinkins & Co., all of New
Orleans, and Harold E. Wood &
1,
1957
1966 inclusive.
to
1958
Indiana
183,
to
terest F-A.
Hays, Kan.
Offering — City Manager
Lucas announces that
Bond
Harley
Corporation (P. O. Boonville),
Bond Sale—The
4— v.
awarded
pub¬
offered
1 from 1958 to 1976 inclusive.
kansas
»
of
1,
1957
$60,000 3V4S. Due
CoUrtty School
June
$800,000
bonds
will
Dated
Nov.
on
indiana
Boonville-Boori
improvement
bonds.
funding bonds.
(J-J) payable at a bank or
company in Joliet or Chi¬
Alexandria, La.
Sale—The
Glover,
Secretary of Parish School Board,
1956.
Dated July 1,
1956. Due on July 1 from 1959 to
1976 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Judell, of New Orleans.
(CST) on June 11 for the
purchase of $194,500 building
p.m.
provement
on
&
from 1977 to 1986 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Sealed and oral
bids will be received by the Clerk
of the Board of Education until
oral bids until 8 p.m.
(CDST)
Cox
Iowa
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation,
will receive sealed and
son,
*
r
sealed bids will be received until
Offering—J.
a
as
Ankeny Community Sch. Disti, la.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$185,000
building bonds was sold to Hal¬
sey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
prived by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Dist.
(M-N) payable
banking institution to be
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by
Foley,
at
a
the
p.m.
Jan.
on
Harry DoehBoard of
—
of
1
cipal and interest
Co., of St. Paul,
&
Shelby and Moultrie Counties Com¬
from 1959 to 1986 inclusive. Prin¬
lic
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Inc., of Indianapolis, as 2%s, at a
100.32,
29
was
cancelled).
May 1, 1956. Due on May 1
Dated
Bond
to
of
March
on
&
Bond Sale—The $65,433.30
judg¬
funding bonds offered June
1—v. 183, p. 2587—were awarded
price
exempt dormitory bonds.
I
New Whiteland, Ind.
Bond Offering—Ernest Linder,
Roxana), III.
Bond Offering—Maurice Legate, ' Town Clerk - Treasurer,1 will re¬
Secretary of Board of Education,
proved
on
Dated April 1, 1955. Due on April: 2.40%.
1 from 1958 to 1995 inclusive. Le¬
Monon
Bond
June 1 from 1958
inclusive.
Principal and
1995
non-tax
were
from 1957 to 1961 inclusive.
to
Due
Shelbyville, Ind.
a group
Inc.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons, and
2,000,000 bridge bonds,
Other
Offering
1974 inclu¬
or
bonds. Dated June
revenue
ment
terest
Bond Offering—Lester C.Jacob-
'
cate:
Bond
000
School District No. 74
works
Burgh, Vice-President and Busi¬
ness Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CDST) en June
15 for the purchase of $550,000
Cutler, of Chicago.
(P. O. Lincolnwood), III.
the
p.m.
Seminary (P. O. Chicago), III.
June 21 for the purchase of
Edgar County Union Sch. Dist. No.
-
North Park College and Theological
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cook County
6
interest (J-D) payable at tne Gary
National Bank, Gary. Legality ap¬
interest
the
and
til
designated by the purchaser,
legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
pany
1975
payable at a banking in¬
stitution mutually satisfactory to
Williams,
500
Fletcher
Building, Indianapolis, un¬
(Cbf) on June 12 for
purchase of $215,000 sewage
Trust
1, 1956.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
(J-J) payable at an Illinois bank¬
ing institution designated by the
1957
Elmon
sive.
inclusive.
(J-D)
1968 to
$22,000,000 offered June 6—v. 183,
headed
Due
sive,
!p. 2466—were awarded to
dicate
1
March
illinois
Chicago, III.
Bond
25
Wood,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CDST) on June 12 for the
purchase of $700,000 school build¬
ing bonds.' Dated June 1, 1956.
Columbus, Georgia
Certificate Sale—The
to
No.
Bond Offering—James E.
georgia
5—v.
District
Illinois
2700."
water
1956.
Arlington Heights
School
7
for the
Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1975 inclu¬
22
(P. O. Arlington Heights),
originally
set
June 11, is now June 22.—v. 183,
p.
Nov. 9,
Cook County,
Postponed
certificates,
until
14
t
school bonds.
—Date of sale of the $135,000
bids
June
on
$225,000
building
Dated July 1, 1956. Due
Ponds.
on
will
Director,
Florida
k
Kean, Ex¬
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
Jan. 1 from
on
III.
receive
(DST) on
June 13 for the purchase of $10,300,000 notes. Dated June 28, 1956
1972 inclusive. \
320,000 33-4s. Due
(J-D) payable at a
institution
in
Illinois
Chicago Housing Authority,
Jan. 1 from
on
bonds. Dated
sewer
1 from
1964 inclusive.
111,000 3V2S. Due
sealed
(CDST)
purchase
of
receive
mutually satisfactory to the pur¬
chaser and the City. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
/:•
;
Jan.
on
will
interest
banking
3.94%,
1960 inclusive.
47,000 3V4S. Due
/
Jan.
on
Clerk,
sanitary
and
follows:
as
City
June 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1 from
1957 to 1975 inclusive. Principal
Co., Inc.; and Leedy, Wheeler &
Alleman, Inc., at a price of 95.17,
a
receive
«
Paul Soder-
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
June 25 for the purchase of $325,-
municipal
was
&
&
Bond Offering—A.
man,
1982 inclusive
i,
of
Wells
Chicago Heights, III.
2.90s,
1971
Bank,
Co., and A. Webster
Dougherty & Co.
May 1 from 1963 to 1970 in.
City
Mullaney
59
(2815)
for
(The original offering
$1,000,000 water
June 5—v. 183, p.
awarded
to
a
group
composed of F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Estabrook & Co.,
son
&
100.37,
Co.,
a
as
and H. M. Pay-
2.40s, at a price of
basis of about 2.37%.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
60
(DST)
MARYLAND
chase
O.
(P.
County
Dorchester
President M.
that the
County
Commissioners will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
noon
Offering
Bond
June
bonds offered June 5
p. 2701—were awarded
Mercantile Safe Deposit &
Company, of Baltimore, at
183,
to the
Trust
1957
Franklin
(DST)
60,000 23/4s. Due on June 15,1963
Due
2V2S.
330,000
Due
2.70s.
Hall^
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
1976 to 1986 inclusive.
from
Treasurer,
will receive
bids until 11 a.m. (DST)
Lynch,
sealed
the
for
21
June
on
of
purchase
$8,500,000 bonds, as follows:
Due
1957
1- from
Dec.
on
Plymouth, Mass.
Due
inclusive.
1995
Due
bonds.
1957
chants
Street,
1995 inclusive.
to
construction
general
2,500,000
Dec.
from
1
bonds.
Due
1957
1976 inclusive.
bonds
The
1956.
to
on
June
dated
are
1,
Legality
Boston.
at the Suburban Trust
Hyattsville; Equitable Trust
Co., Baltimore; or at the Bank of
New York in New York City. Le¬
payable
Offering
Bond
sealed
offered
$60,000
7—v.
June
awarded
sewer
183,
2.30s,
as
at
of
price of
a
about
100.14,
Treasurer,
will
11
a.m.
until
bids
1966 inclusive. Prin¬
Co., and McDonald-Moore
Co., at a price of par, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.99%, as fol¬
lows:
$38,000 33/4s. Due on Sept. 1 from
Boston.
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
Braintree, Mass.
Town
ceive
sealed
Shawmut
Treasurer,
bids
Bank
will
the
at
1956.
Due
National
of
July
15 from
'1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at the Na¬
on
•
tional
Shawmut
Bank
of
Offering—John
Note
re¬
Boston, Trust
Department, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on June
13 for the purchase of $480,000
school project bonds. Dated July
15,
462,000 4s. Due
Waltham, Mass.
Bond Offering—Thelma C. Hed-
lund,
Boston.
000
June
14, 1956.
Due on Nov. 5,
1956.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the First National Bank,
Boston.
Legality approved by
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
' -
of
Storey,
Bond
Capen,
Offering
Town
—
,
Howard
Treasurer, will
1
B.
reT
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
National
Bank,28 State Street;
until noon
(EDST) op
for
the
purchase
of
$60,000 bonds, as follows:
;
* i
June
on
the
for
12
purchase of
project' bonds.
school
$550,000
Ipated July 1, 1956. Due on July 1
from
1957 to 1975 inclusive.^ Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Juno'13
First
Thorndike,
1963
July -1
>:
from
Due
1957
to
/
-
on
1961
July
1,
Principal
*
.
;
&
Dodge,-of
the
June
7
$300,000
interest
payable at the Mer¬
were
chants National Bank,
of Boston.
Chelsea, Mass.
.v5
Bond
Offering
George
P.
re-
ceive sealed
bids
—
at
.Shawmut
Water
the
National
Bank, Trust Dept., 40
St.,
Boston,
until
noon
Bank-State
Trust
Co.,
notes
to
Boston
&
of the
M.
Board
of
group
&
1957.
•'
;
.
and
Trust
Co.,
Offering
\
Street
Safe De¬
jointly,
at
—
W.
dated
Bank-State
Company, of Boston.
June
Street
.
Due
to
1971
-
■
23/4s.
695,000 3s.
1982
to
Due
1986
Bank,
on
Detroit,
June
15
until
for
noon
the
(EST)
purchase
of
$648,000 voting machinesseries
D,
certificates
of
indebtedness,
Dated June 15, 1956. Due on June
15 from 1957 to
1965 inclusive.
1
!
Oct. 1 from
L
Bond
—
D
' "
R. Potter,
receive sealed
bids
until 7:30 p.m.
(EST):'on
June 28 for the purchase of $350,000 general obligation water sys¬
City
tem
Clerk,will
bonds.
Dated
April
1,
1956.
April 1 from 1957 to 1981
inclusive. Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Stone, of Detroit.
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
12,
Trust
;
Due
of
Bond
District,
Han¬
on
Detroit.
Rochester Community
1956
:1, 1955. Due on July 1 from
to
1984 -inclusive.
Principal
Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
son,
Bond Offering—Eve
tal
Secretary of Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
June 11 for the
$1,150,000 building
bonds. Dated March 1, 1956. Due
p.m.
(EST)
of
purchase
on
hospi-*
183,
4—v.
offered .June
bonds
Shaugh& Co., of St. Paul/ and the
2344—were awarded to
nessey
Central
Republic
.
Company, ; of
3.40s, at a, price of
par, a basis of about 3.46%.
The
oonds bear additional interest of
Chicago,
1%
as
from July 1,-1956 to. July 1,
./I
1957,/;
Chisago
-
ir.v'V
quist,
County
ceive
sealed
(CST)
bonds.
V
<
r■
;r.
Center
County (P.- O.
City), Minn.
Offering-—Paul
Bond
on
M. Schlecte.
District (P. O.
City), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $175,000
;
chase
Mich.
Offering—Floyd H.
Center
inclusive.
Munsing, Mich.
Offering
Lakes
Chisago County, Chisago
Hospital
Due
build¬
$60,000
ing bonds offered June 4—v. 183,
p. 2467 — were awarded to the
First National Bank, of Bemidiji.
•
Principal and/interest (J-D) pay¬
able at thd current official bank
East Detroit School
Bemidiji), Minn.
Sale—The
Bond
p.
...
Dist.
Sch.
inclusive.
on
County Indep. Consol.
No. 48 (P. O.
Beltrami
1 from
Oct.
on
Due Oct. 1, 1956. *
1, 1956.
MINNESOTA
1 from
inclusive.
on Oct.
from 1972 to 1981 inclusive.
(Jamestown, N. Y.) will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Detroit
tax
June
tion
Dec.
are
1959
3s.
1,105,000
B.
Second
discount.
notes
to
1960
Waldrip,
Vice-President,
Auto¬
matic Voting Machine Corpora¬
Due on Oct.
4s.
1957
990,000
1956.
Due on Dec. 6, 1956.
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
The
000
follows:
$210,000
H.
Clarence
for the purchase of $85,anticipation notes. Dated
12
June
composed of Northern
Julien Collins & Co.; Fahey,
Clark & Co., and Farwell, Chap
mam &
Co., at a price of 100.04,
a net interest cost of about 2.89%,
anticipation notes. Dated June 15,
1956. Due on or before March 1,
—
Ladd, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
pany;
as
Offering
St. Louis; Baxter, Wil¬
Co.; The Illinois Com¬
of
originally
Wayne, Mich.
Co., of Chicago; First Bos¬
Corp.; Mercantile Trust Com¬
for the purchase of $4,500,000 tax
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8:30 p.m. (EST) on June 11
for
the
purchase
of t $1,500,000
building and site bonds... Dated
1.975%
Hederson, City Treasurer, will
.
a
ton
(The offering was
Note
$3,000,000
The
system bonds offered June
6—v. 183, p. 2588—were awarded
liams
Edward
—
—
p.m.
scheduled for May 11).
water
to
Principal and interest (M-S)
der.
City, in Chicago, New York
City or Detroit. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
'
awarded
Second
posit
'and
Bond, Sale
8:30
for the purchase
-Midland, Mich.
1
„
11
payable at,a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
of the
'•; * J-
"«t ?
**
Sale—The
offered
1956.
'
Palmer
)Vorcester County (P. O.
Worcester), Mass.'r
Note
inclusive.
Dated
Bank,
Boston.
■.
.
bonds.
sewer
of Boston.
approved ; by " Storey,
Due
.
25,000
National
Legality
-
inclusive..:;
f
.
Tilley,
receive
(EDST)
Treasurer,
will
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Boston,
$35,000 water supply bonds.
on
July 1 from 1957 to
1 from
Sept.
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (EST) on June 12
Certificate
Bond Offering—Grace H.
Canton, Mass.
Offering
of De¬
until
sive.
Co.,
&
115,000 33/4s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1974 to 1980 inclusive.
Detroit, Mich.
Mass.
Wilmington,
Town
*
on
as
$175,000 3Vfes. Due on Dec. 1 from
1957 to 1973 inclusive.
inclusive.
1985
Secretary
Lane,
Dated
notes.
troit,
Lerchen
follows:
Trust
Detroit, Mich.
Note
purchase of $400,-
temporary loan
to
(EST) on
of $33,000
street
improvement bonds.
Dated
March
1, 1956.
Due on
March 1 from 1957 to 1971 inclu¬
bids
June
gen¬
sewage
2467—were awarded to
p.
pany,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
until
11
a.m.
(EDST) on
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, ol
Boston.
1961
Clark,
E.
bids
June 14 for the
183,
Watling,
&
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
a
gen¬
chen &
Legality
2.27%.
$500,000
obligation sewage disposal
system bonds offered May 24—v.
183, p. 2467—were awarded to a
group composed of the First of
Michigan Corporation, Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., Watling, Ler-
obligation
receive sealed
Village Clerk, will
$290,000
Sale—The
Bond
Marcum,
Offering—T. E.
Bond
Chicago.
Manchester, Mich.
disposal
system bonds offered June 4 —
eral
cipal and interest payable at the
First National Bank,
of Boston.
Peabody & Co., of New York City,
basis
J.
E.
& Co., of
Kindred
v.
Francis
$500,000
from 1957 to
p.
Kidder.
to
.
bank or trust company desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
gan
eral
Croswell, Mich.
on
of
Dated
the suc¬
approved
Paddock &
Canfield,
Sale—The
Bond
June 20 for the pur¬
street bonds.
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1
(EDST)
chase
Attleboro, Mass.
—
City
Callaghan,
MASSACHUSETTS
2701—were
sealed
(EST) on June
13 for the purchase of $162,000
sewage .disposal
system / bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on Nov.
1
from
1956
to
1985 inclusive.
until 8 p.m.
bids
inclusive, Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at a Michi¬
1982
Winslow,
receive
will
Clerk,
City
terest
by
designated
Miller,
by
Springfield, Mass.
receive
bonds
Standish, Mich.
Bond Offering—M. D.
building bonds. Dated June 1,
1956. Due on July 1 from 1957 to
Stone, of Detroit.
Dodge, of Boston.
gality approved b,y Mitchell, Per¬
shing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Sale—The
Education,
000
bidder. Legality
cessful
&
Palmer
Thorndike,
Storey,
Co.,
stitution
Bank of
approved
by
National
Merchants
the
Principal and interest (J-D)
Bond
June
M.
Margaret
—■
purchaser. Legality ap¬
by
Berry,
Stevens &
Moorman, of Detroit.
the
proved
Secretary of the
will receive
(EST) on
13 for the purchase of $750,of
of
by
Gladys
Waggoner,
Board
Board
sealed bids
p.m.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Olmstead, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on June 13
Boston,
1
Van
Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Offering — Mrs.
Bond
'
w
Offering
Bond
Orion
Lake
Coldwater School District, Mich.
National
from
Dec.
on
-.•V-..
K.
Herbert
on
of
8
Bank, 28 State
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Legality approved by Berry,
able at a bank or trust company
until 11 a.m.
Stevens & Moorman, of Detroit.
for the purchase of $300,000 build¬
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
(DST) on June 14 for the pur¬
Littlefield School District, Mich.
chase
of
gality approved by Berry, Stevens
$250,000 water bonds. ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1956. Due
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
& Moorman, of Detroit.
Dated July 1, 1956.
Due on July on March 1 from 1957 to 1974 in¬
Principal
and
interest ing bonds offered June 5—v. 183,
1
from
1957 to
1971 inclusive. clusive.
Vermontville, Mich.
'-.i
Principal and interest payable at (M-S) payable at a banking' in¬ p. 2588—were awarded to Barcus,
drainage
water
storm
500,000
—r
Bartlett, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed bonds at the Mer¬
1957" to
from
1
Dec.
on
Offering
Bond
4,500,000 sewage disposal bonds.
payable at a
designated
(J-D)
Wesley A.
—
(EST) on June 21
for
the
purchase
of $2,000,000
building and site bonds. Dated
June 1, 1956. Due on June 1 from
1957 to 1982 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at a
bank or trust company designated
until
trust company
or
Offering
Borghe, Secretary^ of
Education, will receive
by the purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
to
inclusive.
1995
2.29%.
100.01, a basis of about
bonds.
supply
water
$1,000,000
(EST)
purchase
the
for
12
interest
bank
Grover
June
$17,000
motor
vehicle
highway
fund
New Bedford, Mass.
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due
Bond Sale—The $567,000 high¬
on July
1 from 1957 to 1970 in¬
way macadam bonds offered June
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
5—v. 183, p. 2701—were awarded
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
to
the First Boston Corp., New
company to be designated by the
York City, as 2.30s, at a price of
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
J.
James
—
—
until 8 p.m.
bids
Palmer & Dodge,
District (P. O. 4017
Offering
Offering
to
and
Mich.
Breckenridge,
Bond
Storey, Thorndike,
of Boston.
by
approved
Suburban Sanitary
Hamilton
St., Hyattsville), Md.
Washington
Bond
1957
;■
Royal Oak 4), Mich.
Bond
1956. Due on June 1 from
1985 inclusive. Principal
June 1,
cessful bidder.
cipal and interest payable at the
above-mentioned bank. Legality
bids
sealed
&
Royal Oak and Troy Twps. Frac,
School District No. 4 (P. O.:
(EST) on June 21 for
the purchase of $1,270,000 school
site
and
building bonds. Dated
the suc¬
by
designated
stitution
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1
from 1957 to 1971 inclusive. Prin¬
Stone, of
until 8 p.m.
banking in¬
a
15
June
on
payable at
(A-O)
receive
will
cation,
on
Canfield, Paddock
Detroit.
Miller,
by
Fruin, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
April 1 from 1958 to 1977
inclusive. Principal and interest
Dated
from 1965 to 1975 inclusive.
330,000
Bond
Due
designated by the suc¬
Legality approved
cessful bidder.
(P. O. Battle Creek),
Michigan
Offering — Martha G.
District
15
June
on
will re¬
13 for the pur¬
$320,000 water bonds.
of
chase
and 1964.
Harper Creek Community School
at a banking in¬
payable
(J-D)
Due on June 1, 1973.
stitution
Robert H.
—
(EST) on June 18 for the purchase
of $270,000 Water System No. 1
revenue bonds. Dated May 1, 1956.
June
on
1961 to 1972 inclusive.
Dudley, Township Clerk, will re¬
sealed
bids until
8 p.m.
Second
Ill
until noon
Boston,
St.,
Offering
Bond
inclusive.
1960
to
6,000 23/4s,
Bloomfield Hills), Mich.
Trust Co.,
Street
Bank-State
inclusive.
1962
1957
Township (P. O.
Bloomfield
R.
(DST) on June 12 for
purchase of $150,000 building
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1956. Due
on June
1 from 1957 to 1982 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and interest
until 8 p.m.
the
47,000 3V4S. Due on June 1 from
ceive
Shirley
—
Crosse, Town Treasurer,
ceive sealed bids at the
Due on June 15 from
to
Offering
Bond
cost
$55,000 5s.
May 24 was cancelled.)
on
•
E., W.
Clara
—
Rogers, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
$12,000 3V2S. Due on June 1 from
offering
Marshfield, Mass.
price of 100.009, a net interest
of about 2.67%, as follows:
a
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
& Stone, of Detroit. (The
dock
July 1 from 1957 to 1961
Principal and interest
on
payable at the Merchants National
Bank, of Salem, or at the National
Shawmut Bank of Boston.
tric system
—v.
proved
inclusive.
elec¬
$775,000
Agricultural
.
Michigan
Offering
Bond
183, p. 2588—were awarded to
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
at a price of 100.03, a net interest
cost of about 3.18%, as follows:
(M-S) payable at a bank¬
interest
school
v.
ing institution designated by the
successful
bidder.. Legality
ap¬
Dated July 1, 1956.
School notes.
Easton, Md.
Sale—The
Bond
receive
$65,000
.
School District (P. O. 1351
Buckingham, S. W., Grand Rapids),
Rogers
building bonds offered May 28—
and
Principal
inclusive.
1966
to
Legality
Berry,
Detroit.
School
(P.O. R. R. 1,
Sale—The
Bond
bank or trust
designated by the pur¬
approved
by
Stevens & Moorman, of
company
chaser.
Township
1
1982 in¬
interest
from 1958 to
Principal
and
1
(J-D) payable at a
..ap^
Grand Haven), Mich.
1956.
(EDST)
County
$63,000
District No.
provement
purchase of
the
for
12
June
Due
will
bids until 11
sealed
on
a.m.
Treasurer,
County
payable at the Mercantile Safe
Deposit Trust Company, of Balti¬
more.
Legality approved by Miles
& Stockbridge, of Baltimore.
<
1956
Monday, June 11,
.
clusive.
of Detroit.
Haven
Grand
(EST) on
the purchase of $217,-
special assessment street im¬
bonds. Dated June 1,
Due on March 1 from 1957
000
Duffy,
Offering—Thos. F.
Note
1, 1956. Due
on Dec. 1 from 1959 to 1984 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
'
.
June
on
a
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
proved
receive
will
Clerk,
at
purchaser,. Legality
the
.
payable
(J-J)
trust company designated
or
dock & Stone,
bids until 8 p.m.
June 11 for
(P. O. Salem), Mass.
Essex County
by
Creek), Mich.
L. Raynes,
Offering—W.
Township
sealed
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
&
Palmer
Improvement
School
Dated
Battle
Bond
by
approved
(EDST) on June 19 for the pur¬
of
$1,000,000 Dorchester
County
X, 1956. Due on July 1
1960 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
above-mentioned bank. Legality
—
chase
"bonds.
bank
(P. O.
Battle Creek Township
from 1957 to
Baker Robbins announces
interest
and
MICHIGAN
on June 12 for the pur¬
of $210,000 funding bonds.
Dated July
Cambridge), Md.
•
.
(2816)
Berg-
A.
Auditor,
will
bids / until
2
re¬
p.m.
June 19 for the pur¬
$60,000 Nursing Home
Dated July 1, 1956. Due
on
of
July 1 from 1958 to 1966 in¬
Principal and interest
clusive,"
,
payable at a suitable banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by
&
Dorseyr Owen, Barker,
Minneapolis.
Barber, of
Scott
Volume
Number 5541
183
Glenville, Minn.
.
Bond
Sale—The
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
i
" 'l -:*■'
'
$80,000
Newton
County (P. O. Decatur),
Mississippi
water
works
improvement bonds offered
May 29—v. 183, p;, 2588 — were
awarded to
Bond Sale—An issue of
road and
Allen &
bridge bonds
1
2.70s, at
sold to
price of 100.11,
a
The
bonds
1956. Due
1965
terest-payable
on
tional
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
clusive. Interest A-O.
No. 24 (P. O. Robbinsdale), Minn.
-Bond
school
June
Sale
—
The
building
6
awarded
to
bonds
183,
v.
—
a
$1,000,000
—
were
The bonds
Hopwood; Baxter, Williams & Co.;
Harold E. Wood & Co.; CaldwellPhillips & Co., and First Robbins¬
dale
as
Bond
Sale
dicate
headed
tional
Bank
of-about
June
1956 to Feb. 1,
from
Aug.
1,
due
School District No.
12
(P. O.
2467—were awarded to the North¬
National
Bank, of Min¬
neapolis, as 3.60s, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
The bonds bear additional
interest
of
1.60%
1956 to Aug.
from
Aug.
1,
1, 1957.
Mower County Indep. Consol. Sch.
Dist. No. 25 (P. O. Rose Creek),
Minnesota
t.
Bond
Offering
ceive
sealed
(CST)
chase
Clerk,
bids
July
on
Mc-
will
until
19
2
p.m.
the
for
re¬
pur¬
of
$150,000 building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1
from 1959 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
interest
and
suitable
June
3s,
from
1
due
payable
at
a
bank
designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Owen Barker,
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
MISSISSIPPI
Bond
to
$1,500,-
National
—
1
from
inclusive;
3!4s,
due
Bank,
Memphis,
of
industrial
purchase of
loan
notes.
&
1981 inclusive.
Dodge, of Boston.
Tilton-Northfield
(P.
Bond
bonds
Union
Sch.
Dist.
O. Tilton), N. H.
Sale—The
offered
$46,000
June
school
6—v.
183, p.
2701—were awarded to W. E. Hut-
Union Planters National
about 2.74%.
Bank, of
Memphis; Scharff & Jones, Inc.;
Leland
Speed Co.; Newman,
Brown & Co.; Deposit
Guaranty
Bank & Trust Co.; of
Jackson;
Allen & Co.; Alvis & Co.; Arnold
&
Crane; Herman Bensdorf &
Co.; Ducournau & Kees; Lewis &
Co.; M. A. Saunders & Co.; Leftwich
&
Bank
&
Ross; Provident Savings
Trust Co., of Cincinnati;
Southern
Bond Co.; T. W. Wood¬
Co.; Hamp Jones Co.; Har¬
rington & Co.; Kroeze & McLarty
Co.; and John R. Nunnery Co.
ward
ton &
at
Co., New York City, as 23/4S,
price* of 100.02, a basis of
a
NEW
JERSEY
'
May 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
M-N.
1,
Legality
Charles
&
1956.
Interest
approved
by
Trauernicht,
St.
of
Louis.
Amite
County
(P.
O.
Liberty),
Sale—The
offered
awarded to
were
—
$775,000 school
5—v. 183, p.
June
Newark,
a
group
Roosevelt
& Cross,
Bros., Inc., J. B
Hanauer & Co., and F. R. Cole &
Co. The group bid for $773,000
bonds as 2.60s, at a price of 100.30,
Van
Deventer
Bond Sale—An issue of $125,000
bonds
was
sold
to
Allen
Bond
Offering
Stewart,
Township
wil
Clerk,
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m
Bond Sale—An issue of
general
terest M-N.
Charles
Legality approved by
Trauernicht, of St.
&
obligation
Bond
house
Offering—Joseph B. Hey-
City Comptroller, will
sealed
6
(DST)
Dated June
1
from
1, 1956. Due
1957
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1975
to
able
the
at
Mercantile
pay¬
Bank
&
Trust
Company, of Kansas City.
Legality, approved
by
Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell,
of Kansas City.
*
Cape Girardeau County School
District (P. O. Jackson), Mo.
Bond Offering — Secretary of
Y
of
Walther
Education
Great Falls, Mont.Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 sew¬
system
erage
revenue
.
awarded
sold to the First
National
Bank, of Memphis, as
23/4s and 2^s. Dated May 1, 1956.
Due on May 1 from 1957 to 1966
inclusive.
June
were
was
fered
Interest M-N.
Legality
by Charles & Trauer¬
nicht, of St. Louis.
approved
posed
of
4
F.
—
v.
to
S.
183,
a
bonds
p.
of¬
2468
group
—
com¬
Smithers '&
Co.;
Co.; and Harold
Co., at a price of
J. C. Bradford &
E.
Wood/&
100.03,
a
3.03%,
net interest cost of about
as
follows:
...
$250,000
1958 to
Cobington County (P. O. Collins),
Sale—The
$70,000
1963
court
4
—
v.
183,
p.
and
2701—were
awarded to Rod Russ &
approved
by
Charles
Legality
& Trauer¬
nicht, of St. Louis.
on
July 1 from
on
Bond Offering—Edna B.
12
for
Due
on
Curtis,
the
purchase
of
$495,000
1, 1956.
May 1 from 1957 to 1976
Principal and interest
on
(M-N) payable at the Bank of
Babylon, Babylon.
Legality ap¬
proved
by Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City.
Blooming Grove (P. O. Washingtonville), N. Y.
\
Bond Sale—The $25,000 Town
Hall bonds offered June 6—v. 183,
p. 2702—were awarded to Roose¬
velt & Cross, of New York City,
as 23/4s, at a price of 100.01, a basis
*
'
of about
-
July 1, 1967
Bond
City
on
on
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on June
-
July 1 from
1972 inclusive.
2.74%.
Cortland, N. Y.
Offering—R.
Chamberlain,
B.
will
Sanders,
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(DST) on
purchase of $158,improvement bonds.
June 14 for the
July 1 from
1977 inclusive.
NEW
000
street
Dated June 1, 1956. Due on June
1
from
1957
to
1965
inclusive.
HAMPSHIRE
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
Franklin, N. H.
Bond
March 1 from 1957 to 1966
inclusive. Interest M-S.
to
1973 to
Bond Sale—An issue of $50,000
paving bonds was sold to the First
National Bank, of Memphis, as 4s
and 2V2S.
Dated March 1, 1956.
July 1 from
1968.
250,000 3s.
Lexington, Miss.
on
a.m.
1957
inclusive.
1986
to
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Sale—The
improvement
6
&
were
$85,000 public
bonds offered June
awarded to Salomon Bros.
Hutzler, of New York City,
as
&
Marlborough Water District (P. O.
Marlboro), N. Y.
Bond Offering—John C. Quim-
at
the
Chemical
Corn
pay¬
Ex¬
change Bank, New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Sullivan, Don¬
ovan,
Hanrahan,
McGovern
&
Lane, of New York City.
until 8 p.m.:
June 13 for the pur-:
chase of $350,000 tax anticipation. <
note.
Dated June 22, 1956.
Due
on
June 14, 1957.
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & >.
Washburn, of New York City.
;
on
Rhinebeck, Clinton, Milan, Red.
Hook, Hyde Park and Stanford
1
(P. O. Rhinebeck), N. Y.
Corp., both of New York City,
jointly, as 2.70s, at a price of
100.32, a basis of about 2.67%.
'
Somers (P. O. Somers), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Patrick V.
Town
Supervisor,
sealed bids until
Sale
City, N. Y.
The
—
$30,000,000
construction bonds
5
—v.
awarded to
First
a
offered
183, p. 2344 — were
syndicate headed by
National
Manhattan
Bank
of
of
of
by
also
issue, naming a price
100.025, a net interest cost to
City of 2.7968%.
14
to
and
interest
the
&
Bankers
the
were
Trust
Co.;
fol¬
Guaranty
Trust Co. of New York; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Smith, Barney
& Co.; The First Boston
Corp.;
Halsey, Stitort & Co. Inc.; The
First National Bank of Chicago;
C. J. Devine & Co.; Salomon Bros.
&
Hutzler;
\
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Continental
National
Company
Bank
and
& Sons;
H. Walker &
Co.; R. L. Day
& Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith; R. S.
Dickson & Co., Inc.; W. E. Hutton
& Co.; Laidlaw & Co.; Aubrey G.
Lanston & Co., Inc.; Manufactur¬
and Traders Trust Co. of Buf¬
falo; R. H. Moulton & Co.;
National City Bank of
Cleve¬
Wells,
Inc.;
Francis I. duPont & Co.; Tucker,
Anthony & Co.; Bacon, Whipple
& Co.; Baker, Weeks & Co.; Rand
land;
Bank
Trust
Thomas Clarkson Memorial
College
Technology (P. O. Potsdam),
of
New York
Bond Offering—D. F.
Treasurer,
bids
Mclntyre,
receive
sealed
will
until
11
(EDST) on
purchase
of
$1,050,000 non-tax exempt dormi¬
tory bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
June
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
(J-D)
a.m.
the
for
19
1 from
1995
1958 to
Principal
interest
and
Northern
Company, of
Watertown, or at the Marine Mid¬
land
Trust
Company,
of
New
York City. Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
New
payable
York
School
Bond
the
at
Trust
Williamson
and
Marion
District
No.
2
Central
(P.
O.
Williamson, N. Y.
Offering—C. C. Roesser,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
(EDST)
on
June 14 for the purchase of $684,000 building bonds. Dated June 1,
1956.
Due
1985
to
Chase
June
on
1
from
1957
inclusive.
interest
Principal
payable at
(J-D)
and
the
Manhattan
Bank, of New
City. Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City. <
York
Trust
,
ers
National
NORTH
CAROLINA
of
Chicago;
Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Phelps, Fenn &
Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Eastman,
Dillon & Co.; First National Bank
of
Portland;
Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co.; Mercantile Trust Co.,
St. Louis; Shields & Co.; Stone &
Webster Securities Corp.;
Ira Haupt & Co.; W. H. Morton
& Co., Inc.; Clark, Dodge & Co.;
Dean Witter & Co.; Kean, Taylor
& Co.; Estabrook & Co.; First of
Michigan Corp.; Geo. B. Gibbons
& Co., Inc.; Hayden, Stone & Co.;
Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.; Bacon,
Stevenson & Co.;
'
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
Dominick
&
Dominick;
L.
F.
Rothschild & Co.; F. S. Smithers
& Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Eldredge & Co., Inc.;
Robert
Winthrop & Co.; C. F.
Childs & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown
G.
Principal
payable at
(M-N)
Kisco
Company, Mount Kisco„
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of N. Y. City.
with The First Na¬
City Bank of New York in
the underwriting
lowing:
inclusive.
1971
Mount
noon
the
for
1957
Associated
tional
Ryan,
receive'
will
(EDST) on
purchase
of
$71,000 town garage bonds. Dated
May 1, 1956. Due on May 1 from
June
National
June
the
ties
(M-N)
payable at the
Bank, Marlboro.
Legality
approved
by
Vande¬
water, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
First
Illinois
to 1966 inclusive.
200,000 2%s. Due
Company.
1969
Due
on
100,000 2%s. Due
house improvement bonds offered
June
Due
1962 inclusive.
200,000 3s. Due
Mississippi
Bond
4s.
re¬
a.m.
inclusive.
Bolivar County, Cleveland Colored
Rosedale), Miss.
11
school bonds. Dated May
$425,000 school bonds.
Consolidated School District (P. O.
until
Babylon Union Free School District
No. 1 (P. O. Babylon), N. Y.
Elizabeth
that bids will
announces
bids
June 14 for the pur¬
chase of $332,000 public improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956.
Due on July 1 from 1957 to 1965
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Marine Mid¬
land Bank, New York City.
Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
Due
school bonds
from
1
of
ceive
sold to Barret, Fitch,
Co., and George K. Baum
Co., both of Kansas City, as 3s.
was
MONTANA
Bond Sale—An issue of $238,000
11
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Hayes National Bank,
of Clinton. Legality approved by
the
Auburn, N. Y.
$250,000
court
Louis.
.*
until
Chase
Legality approved
Township Solicitor.
the
wood,
&
In-*
bids
June 14 for the pur¬
chase
of
$290,000 sewer bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on April
on
for the
June 18 for the pur¬
$11,300 tax map bonds.
on
of
(EDST)
Barney & Co., and Union Securi-,
sealed
(EDST)
the
(DST)
that
annouftces
will be received
Su¬
D.
M.
sealed"
ceive
City Bank
New York, as 2.80s, at a price
100.0399, a net interest cost
2.795%. A syndicate headed
chase
fjchools
Bond Sale—The $690,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 6—v. 183,
p. 2702—were awarded to Smith,
school
S
Assistant
—
of
3
Offering—Harry G. Con¬
verse, Town Supervisor, will re¬
Bond
New York
Richard
—
Offering
No.
Y.
Central School District No.
Kirkland, Hamilton College Sewer
District (P. O. Clinton), N. Y.
Bond
Township (P. O.
Chatsworth), N. J.
NEW YORK
be received until 1:30 p.m. (CST)
on
June 26 for the purchase of
inclusive.
basis of about 3.05%.
Woodland
County (P. O. Buffalo), Mo.
from
1966
Cross, of New York City,
3.10s, at a price of 100.35, a
as
bid
Board
to
&
by
Company, of Hazlehurst, as 2V2S.
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on May I
1957
velt
basis of about 2.56%.
a
MISSOURI
Mississippi
road
—
2589—were awarded to Roose¬
p.
Due in 8 years.
2%s.
Principal and interest (F-A)
May
Y.
Sale—The $305,000 school
offered June 6
v.
183,
interest
2589
Bond Sale—Districts Nos. 3 and
clusive.
Dated
Central School District
(P. O. Eldred), N.
Bond
(v
bonds
1976 inclusive.
1
of
Bond
bonds
North &
1957 to
30,000 water works improvement
x."
bonds, as ZVas and 3s. Due on
Park
No.
composed of National State Bank
Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Rumson), N. J.
County Supervisors Dists.
(P. O. Tylertown), Miss.
5 general obligation bonds total¬
ing $47,000 offered on June 4
v.
183, p. 2468—were awarded to
the Tylertown Bank, Tylertown,
bids
by, Town Supervisor, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
on
June 15 for the purchase of
$486,000 water construction and
improvement bonds. Dated May 1,
1956.
Due on May 1 from 1957
to 1994 inclusive.
Principal and
Walthall
bonds,
as 3s
May 1 from
the
members of the syndi¬
Equitable Securities Corpo¬
ration; White, Hattier & Sanford;
Dallas
and 2%s. Due on
for
temporary
as
follows:
$200,000
12
of
Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
and
Other
totaling
the First
to
June
$300,000
June
on
cate:
Bonds
sold
were
noit, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
mer
t^eer
aonds
Nashua, N. H.
Note Offering—Edward R. Be-
17, 1956.
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
First
National
1974
June
on
1 from 1974 to
as
Sale
$230,000
basis of about 2.98%.
on
Note
District
O. Roslyn), N.
Jeffords
Highland, Lumberland, Tusten, and
Co., and Lyons & Shafto,
3s, at a price of 100.10,.
School
Free
(P.
Co., Inc., New York
perintendent
2.60s, at a price of 100.16,;
as
basis of about 2.56%.
as
Dated June 13, 1956. Due on Dec.
—
Ackerman, Miss.
E.
Bank,
to :1973
$1,000,000
a
W.
to
in¬
inclusive.
1957
Hutton &
awarded
183,
v.
—
3J/4S,
1973
$760,000
N
Eugene
Closkey, District
1957 to
and
on
000
$300,000 ath¬
letic field and
school; building
bonds offered May 31—v. 183, p.
3.73%.
follows:
as
2701—were
7
Hempstead and Oyster Bay.
Union
B. Gibbons &
$119,000 school
June
.
North
2702—were awarded to George
p.
a
offered
jointly,
Na¬
School District bonds:
Sale—The
western
First
2,500,000 Municipal Separate
Richfield), Minn.
I Bond
syn¬
at a
net interest cost
1 from
1981
.
a
improvement
$1,140,000 3s, due on
clusive;
1957.
Hennepin Cbunty Independent
the
183,
v.
—
$1,900,000 public
additional
bear
1.40%
$4,400,060
6
Memphis,
a
3.14%,
Bank, of Robbinsdale,
of
by
of
price of 100.01,
Bonds
3.40s.
interest
June
by
(P. O. Greenwich),
New York
Bond Sale—The $195,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 6—v. 183,
Bond Sale—The
p.
2344—were awarded to
p.
bonds:
State
The
—
offered
Na¬
Legality
Gray, Best,
City,
bonds
bonds
First
Boston.
Inc.'
1
;
Hinsdale School District, N. H.
serially from
Vicksburg, Miss.
the
at
Davis &
Dist. No.
1957 to
61 '
Co.; Hannahs, Ballin & Lee; G»
Haas & Co.; Shelby Cullom
Co.; Mackey, Dunn & Co.,
C.
and Fort Edward Central Sch.
Principal and in¬
of
&
Greenwich, Eaton, Cambridge,
Jackson, Argyle, Hebron, Salem
1,
Ropes,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
First National Bank, of Minneap¬
olis; First National Bank, of St.
Paul;
Northwestern
National
Bank, of Minneapolis; Blyth &
Co., Inc.; Allison-Williams Co.; J.
M. Dain & Co.; Piper, Jaffray &
due
are
Bank
approved
of St. Louis.
composed of
group
21,4s
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
offered
2344
p.
as
June
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
and 2s.
Co., of Hazlehurst,
dated
are
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneapolis.
-
Dated April 1, 1956. Due
April 1 from 1957 to 1961 in¬
basis
a
about 2.67%.
of
$130,000
was
(2817)
Andrews
&
Halifax County, Roanoke Rapids
Sanitary District (P. O. Roanoke
Rapids), N. C.
Bond
Offering—W.
E.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11
the
(EST) on June 12 for
of $1,000,000 water
bonds. Dated June 1,
a.m.
purchase
and
sewer
1956. Due
on
June 1 from 1958 to
inclusive.
1987
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-D) payable at the Han¬
Bank, of New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
shing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
over
Bond
bonds
Lenoir, N. C.
—
The $1,720,000
Sale
offered
June
5—v.
awarded
2590—were
to
a
183, p.
group
composed of First Securities Corp.,
Byrne and Phelps, Inc., American
Securities Corp., and
Stroud &
Co.,
at
interest
a
price
cost
of
of
100.04,
about
a
net
2.93%,
as
follows:
$1,500,000 water bonds: $650,000
6s, due on June 1 from 1958
to 1975 inclusive; $525,000 3s,
due
on
June
1 from 1976 to
1984 inclusive;
-
due
1988
on
June
1
inclusive;
$260,000 0.25s,
from 1985 to
and
$65,000
0.50s, due on June 1, 1989.
.
62
The Commercial'and Financial
(2818)
sanitary
220,000
$110,000
bonds:
sewer
due
6s,
JuQe
on
|
1
at
inclusive;
interest
1957
of
100.02, a net
about 2.34%, as
price
a
$90,000 3s, due on June 1 from
1976
to
1984 inclusive; and
of
follows:
1958
from
1975
to
$20,000 0.25s, due on June 1,
1985
1986.
and
Bond Offering
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
Commission,
will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
ment
on June 12 for
$145,000 water
bonds. Dated June 1, 1956. Due on
June 1 from 1958 to 1988 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Hanover Bank, of
New York City. Legality approved
by Mitchell, Persning, Shetterly
& Mitchell, of New York City.
until 11
the
(EST)
a.m.
of
purchase
Sale
Bond
school
June
John
The
—v.
to
$1,100,000
bonds
offered
2469 —were
building
183,
5
awarded
Dak.
District, N.
—
p.
groqp composed of
&
Co.,
Barcus,
a
Nuveen
Kindred & Co., the Central Re¬
public Company, Allison-Williams
Co., J. M. Dain & Co., McDougal
& Condon, Inc., H.
E. Mueller,
National
Northwestern
of
Bank,
Minneapolis,
Piper,
Jaffray
&
Hopwood, and Woodard, Elwood
& Co., at a price of 100.61, a net
interest cost of about 3.24%, as
and
playgrounds
500,000
ation
centers
improvement
bonds,
improvement
as
$450,000 3V2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
1958
1965 inclusive.
to
>240,000 3V4S. Due
1966
Jan. 1 from
on
1969 inclusive.
to
1 from
420,000 3s. Due on Jan.
1970
2v2s.
ment
bonds,
improve¬
2V4S.
as
2V4S.
100,000 public health centers im¬
provement bonds, as 2s.
Ohio
Dist.,
Green Local School District
(P. O. Gallipolis), Ohio
Offering — Hubert E.
Bond
Sheets, Clerk of the Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until
(EST)
noon
the
purchase
of
Due
June
on
June
and
1
1,
Dec.
pay¬
able at the Commercial & Savings
Gallipolis.
Legality
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bank,
ap¬
&
at the Andover Bank.
Sale
$230,000 first
—
The
(P. O.
School District
Local
Youngstown), Ohio
2469—were
rev¬
awarded
183,
Pohl
to
Company, of Cincinnati,
as
fol¬
lows:
$27,000
3s.
Due
Oct.
on
1956 to 1965
1
from
inclusive;
Bond Sale—The $980,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 6—v. 183,
p. 2469—were awarded to Stranahan, Harris & Co., of Toledo, as
3s, at a price of 101.59, a bgsis
about
1966 to
Oct. 1 from
on
1995 inclusive.
Lorain County (P. O. Elyria), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $34,867 special
bonds
water
offered
2469—were
Sutherland
3s,
of
at
1
Co.,
of
v.
—
awarded
&
price
a
improvement
June
to
183,
Ryan,
of Toledo, as
100.16, a basis
Offering
Dec.
on
1
1957
from
Principal
payable
liams,
2590
p.
—
183,
p.
to McDonald
at
&
a
Bond
Offering—B.
A.
Daven¬
the
1979
to
interest
payable at the
Vandalia State Bank, Vandalia.
(A-O)
Glass,
Mulberry), Ohio
Clerk of Board of
receive
bonds.
Dated
Dated
1
clusive.
June
from
Interest
approved
by
1956.
1,
to
1957
1981
Due
in¬
A-O.
Legality
Sanders &
Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Chardon
'
Bond
Local
School
Dist., Ohio
Offering Cancelled — The
offering of $200,000 school bonds
scheduled for June 26
v. 183,
—
p.
2590—has been cancelled.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Bond
bonds
Sale
offered
2345—were
—
The
June
$8,495,000
183, p.
5—v.
to a syndi¬
Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Inc.; Lehman Bros.; Blair
& Co., Inc.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.;
Shields & Co.; Stone & Webster
Securities Corp.; Eastman, Dillon
& Co., Marine Trust Company of
cate
awarded
composed
of
sealed
(EST)
chase
1
on
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
Estabrook
&
Co.; Seattle First
National Bank; Hallgarten & Co.;
Stroud & Co.; Byrne & Phelps,
Inc.; A. Webster Dougherty & Co.;
Einhorn & Co.; McDonald-Moore
16
until
for
1
pur¬
$145,000 building bonds.
July 1, 1956. Due on Dec.
from
1957
to
1980
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at the Milford National Bank,
Milford.
Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
Bond
Offering
receive
sealed
(EDST)
on
bids
June
E.
A.
Frey,
Education, will
—
Clerk of Board of
until
noon
27 for the pur¬
chase of
$1,140,000 building bonds
Dated July 1, 1956.
Due semi¬
annually from June and Dec. 1,
1957
to
1975
inclusive.
interest
(J-J)
Principal
payable at a
Toledo, Ohio
Offering Rescinded—The
Bond
proposed
offering
airport
express
June
on
sold
ment
to
City School District,
Ohio
Offering
(EST)
sealed
on
June
C.
bids
21
until
for
the
building
$1,500,000
improvement
the
183,
The
p.
2703
bonds
will
Treasury
Invest¬
Committee, it is reported.
noon
County Independent Sch.
11 (P. O. Hollis), Okla.
Bond Offering—Superintendent
of
No.
Schools
L.
Dated
June
Pleasant
Mount
State
Bank.
J.. L.
Smalling
an¬
until June 12 for the purchase of
$10,500
transportation
bonds.
Mount
Bond
4—v.
to
a
183,
2591—were awarded
p.
composed of Goldman,
group
Sachs & Co.; Janney, Dulles &
Co.j and Schaffer, Necker & Co.,
as
2V2s, at a price of 100.05, a
2.49%.;
Offering
F.
Edward
—
bids ;
sealed
until
8
p.m.
June 18 for the pur¬
$12,500 general obliga¬
bonds. Dated June 1,: 1956.
(PST)
tion
on
June
on
1
1958 to
from
V
(P.
O.
Authority
York), Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of
000 school
bonds
revenue
No.
ment
1970
10
(P.
O. Pierce),
Sale—The
bonds
offered
Okla.
$9,800
June
equip¬
5
were
Edwards, Inc., of
Oklahoma City, as 3%s, at a price
100.12.
Mayes County Dependent School
District No. 37 (P. O. Pry or),
Drexel
Co.,
&
Bond
Bond
p.
Sale—The $4,000
offered
2590
Offering
consisted of:"
.*
i.
"
-•
—
May 31
were
Small-Milburn
receive
purchase
of
from
1957
Note
Perry
&
by
—
The
the-
ments
issue
our
Burgwin,
Pohl, of Pitts¬
approved
-
of
May
28—v.
183,
p.
2591.
awarded
v.
to
183
the
Co., of Oklahoma
Sale—The
$6,700
ing bonds offered May 31—v. 183
D.
Kist-
County
Controller, will re¬
ceive sealed
bids... until 11 a.m.
(EDST) on June 13 for the pur¬
chase
of
$200,000 improvement
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due
on
July 1 from 1958 to 1972 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
.
-
the
bids
were
foregoing
originally offered
v. 183, p. 2235.
rejected
when
bonds
May
on
O.
Resources
"
San Juan),
Sales
Continue; to
Electric
of
A
the
-
amounted
u
t h
to
power
o r
In¬
revenues
i t y
in.
April
$2,194,453 compared
in April, 1955, ac¬
cording to S. L. Descarfps. Execu¬
tive Director of the
ended
April .30,
offered
June
—
v.
183
2591—were awarded to Barcus,
Kindred
&
Co.,
of
Chicago,
months
$24,234,652 compared wi h $13,319,743
in the preceding 12 months..
The
Government
Bank
for
Puerto
for
agent
.
Central
^
Development
.
is'fiscal,
Fu:o
Resources
..
island
Falls.
R.
I.
Offering—Edwaid F. Mc-
Loughlin,
will
>■-
rhode
,
were
the" Water
Authority;
Director
receive
sealed
of
bids
Finance,
until
3
as
Dated
June
1
June
from
1,
1961
1956,
Due
to
1975 in¬
Principal
and
inteiwt
payable
at
the
Fist
Nation ;j
Bank
of
Boston.
LegM'ty .ap¬
proved
by
Storey
Tunri.dihe,
on
improvement
6
12
195t'.,
(DST) op June 19 for tha
purchase
of $150,00'/ refunding
$80,000 refund¬
and
funding
Authority.
the
p.m.
2
City, Pa.
Bond Sale—The
p.
(P.
crease—
bonds.
ing,
rico
Water
Puerto Rico
r
Bond
Philadelphia.
Note:—All
-
Rico
Authority
;
payable at the Hazleton National
Bank,
Leighton.
Legality
ap¬
proved -by Townsend, Elliott &
bonds
build¬
puerto
Puerto
Revenues.. for
Offering—Allen
Dickson
Oklahoma
Thorpe),
Pennsylvania
for
ap¬
with $1,763,535
Carbon County (P. O. Jim
ler,
Legality
Saul, of Philadelphia.
Energy
foregoing supple¬
published
in
1,
Philadelphia.
.
report
July
Co.,
Company, of Brentwood.
Legality
dated
are
proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick &
Principal and interest payable at
the Peoples First National Bank
& Trust
;
-
bonds
&, Trust Co.,. York, or at
Fidelity-Philadelphia .Trust
Bank
inclusive.
1976
to
to -1986
'
the
improvement; bonds.
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1
Dated
1960
.
on
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable
at
the
York
National
(EDST)
the
v.
1966.
$350,000
building
—
Mayes County Dependent School
District No. 41 (P. O. Pryor),
Bond
Yeager,
-
Due
1, 1996.
will
8
for
from
1
;
bonds.
1,210,000 3.20% bonds. Due March
,
p.m.,
until
19
3%
$2,140,000
The
Fred
Secretary,
bids
June:
on
—
Smith,
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Beane; Dolphin & Co., Hemp¬
hill, Noyes & Co., Moore, Leonard
& Lynch, Singer, Deane & Scribner, Janney,
Dulles & Co., and
J.
W.
Sparks & Co. The sale
Brentwood, Pa.
Munson,- of
Oklahoma
bonds
interest
and
sold
&
Pennsylvania/
Bond
awarded to R. J.
of
Principal
$3,350,-
was
group composed of Butcher &
a
Barney &; Co., Eastman;- Dillon &
chase, of
,
Bond
' b
-
York Suburban Joint Sch.
Sherrerd,
Angel, Oregon
Schaefer, City Recorder, will re¬
ceive
equipment
Mcintosh County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Le¬
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruf¬
fin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
to
Dec.
on
that bids will be received
nounces
pur¬
chase of $925,000 building bonds.
Dated June 1, 1956.
Due semi¬
cipal and interest payable at the
basis of about
Harmon
Dist.
of
1978 inclusive. Prin¬
from 1957 to
15" from
to 1966 inclusive. Principal
and'interest (J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree^ McCul;och, Shuler & Sayre, of Port-
Ruffin,
burgh.
oklahoma
(DST)"
purchase
>
Mildred
—
bonds.
Due
City.
L.
Darr,
Education, wil
—
Clerk of Board of
receive
of
12—v.
canceled.
was
/
Port Clinton
.>:■</,
.
the
for
$55,000 'building
bonds.
Dated:
July 15, 1956. Due1 on July 15
1957
Borough
bank.
Principal
interest payable at the Peo¬
ples Bank, of Canton.
•
Offering
1956.
15,
sealed
and
Bond
Bond
_
Perry Local School District (P. O.
1222 Perry Road, Canton), Ohio
inclusive,
1966
to
•
Mayo, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
June 20 for the purchase of $195,-
inclusive.
1961
p.m.
the
the
11
of
receive
Pottstown, Pa.
Harney County School District No.
Bond Sale—Tbe $350,000 street
501C (P. O. Burns), Oregon V;
improvement bonds offered June
July 1 from
on
Education, will
bids
June
1957
from
a.m.
improvement bonds.
15, 1956. Due on June
nterest J-J.
improvement bonds. Dated
local
be
of
Western New York; B. J. Van Ingen &
the
bonds
City Auditor, will receive sealed
noon (DST) on June 26
for the purchase of $800,000 sewer
Oct.
for
Miami Twp. Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Bond Offering—Daniel J. Kane,
Offering—William
bids until
on
Education.
Legality
Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Campbell, Ohio
Bond
of
receive
(PST)
purchase of
10
June
on
.
Har-
Board
will
inclusive.
000
by
the
Directors,
March
(EST) on June
purchase of $25,000
noon
payable at the legal depository of
Board
for
11
Dated June
Due
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
approved
uniil
bids
June
on
„
will
Recorder,
City
ter,
,
•
"v
'
Andrew
—
of
Secretary
urer's office.
until
June 26 for the purchase of $965,-
June
Offering
bids
and
Dated
Bond
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
16
v
•
Pennsylvania
.
inclusive;
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1972 inclu¬
noon
V \
7
Township School
\ District (P. O. Mount Pleasant), \
School
Offering—Daniel O. Pot¬
gen-:
4—v.
Company, of Phiia-''
2%s.
as
Offering—Pearl Simmons,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Clerk - Treasurer of the
Board of Education, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
bonds.
post¬
Co., of Cleveland,
price of 100.05, a
basis of about 3.17%.
3V4S,
as
to
Due on Oct. 1 from 1957
inclusive. Principal and
been
2469—were awarded
1957
building
has
Strongsville Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale—The $440,000 school
improvement bonds offered June
4—v.
June
land.
183,
poned.
$20,000
improvement-
Pleasant
Mount
Co., of Oklahoma City,
Eugene, Oregon
000
(P. O. Kent), Ohio
Offering Postponed—The $140,000 school building bonds origi¬
nally scheduled for June 21 —
1, 1956. Due
15, 1956.
Na¬
Legality
Streetsboro Local School District
Jan.
mitt,
interest
First
the
in¬
1979
Cincinnati.
of
street
Bond Offering—Ralph W. Dem-
for
15
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
(DST) on June 22 for
the purchase of $250,000 building
s
to
and
at
until
Twp. Local School District
June
on
National
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
15
(EST)
a.m.
water
Trust
delphia,
van,
11:30
purchase of $58,000 building
bonds. Dated July
1, 1956. Due
$4,500
oregon
sealed
Due.
18J, p.;
2703—were awarded to the Broad
I
;
The
—
obligation
offered
31&S.
as
1956.
Morton, Pa.
Street
;
p.
$138,793.46
the
eral
•
bonds offered May 31—
2590-^were awarded to
183,
Honnold &
White, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Bond
2.81%.
(P. O. Vandalia), Ohio
v.
Margaret
—
-
Sale
Bond
serially from
inclusive.
Sale—The
Bond
Bond
due
are
1,
First
the
at
bonds
1966
6ystem
Twp. Local School District
(P. O. Jackson), Ohio
$19,500 repair
City.
Bond
July
Bank, of McKeesport.
Legality
approved
by
Burgwin,- Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
equipment bonds offered May
awarded
Calver & Canfield, of Okla¬
Wellston, Okla.
cinnati.
Scioto
payable
22—v. 183, p. 2469—were
to
p.m.
July 1 from 1958 to 1968 in¬
Principal
and
interest
on
Oklahoma
1958
re-'
8
clusive.
Sale—The
Bond
until
June 12 for the pur-;,
$55,000 r improvement
on
and
June
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
First Central National Bank, of
St. Paris.
Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
of
SVzs.
as
bids
sealed
(EDST)
Waggoner County Dependent Sch.
Dist. No. 65 (P. O. Waggoner),
from
Stryker, Ohio
City School District, Ohio
Dated
Wichita,
homa
inclusive.
1968
about 2.96%.
Medina
of
Securities Company of Kansas,
;o
Secretary, will
bonds.
First
to ' the
awarded
basis
a
Bond Offering—W. G, Wunder-!
ley, Borough
chase
Tne
—
The bonds
15
O.
~
ceive
were
/
•
Dated
Dec.
on
port, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
Butler
&
and interest
v.
203,000 3V4S. Due
p.
Due
tional Bank, of Jackson.
system
sewerage
assessment
Boardman
ap¬
bonds offered June 1—v.
enue
1
payable
(J-D)
to
(J-D)
Ohio
bonds.
works
1956.
clusive.
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
15,
school
$21,500
Principal and interest (J-D)
Schaefer, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on June
19 for the purchase
of $280,000
Dated
Principal and interest
the Cleveland Trust
at
St. Paris, Ohio <
June 20 for
on
bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due on
p.
bonds.
1986
Offering—Ralph C. Pence,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on June
20
for the
purchase of $12,000
2,000,000 water works improve¬
ment bonds, as 2V2S.
&
•
1957 to
Bond
;
1957
K.
building
from
1
1, 1956.
Company, Cleveland. Legality
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
water
Greenfield,
Paunne
—
Dec.
payable
3,000,000 sewerage system im¬
provement, bonds, as 2V4s.
Bond
School
Local
Offering
system
sewerage
bonas. Dated May
street
lights improve¬
ment bonds, as 2y4S.
mortgage
Bond
mortgage
200,000
ohio
Andover
lered
inclusive.
improve¬
public works
ment bonds, as 2s.
265,000 police station
300,000
inclusive.
1976
to
Bond Offering—Ray E. Hartung,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on June
11
for the purchase of $600,000
on
(P.
various pur¬
bonds totaling $15,000 ofMay 31—v. 183, p. 2590—
poses
Due
6
Schulter), Okla.
Sale
Bond
revenue
No.
price of 100.18,
a
Liberty School District (P. O.
McKeesport), Pa.
-
Okmulgee County Independent
District
Monday, June 11, 1956
.
about'4.22%.
of
City.
School
..
4^s, at
awarded to the
Co., of Oklahoma
were
—
Small-Milburn
land.
first
elimina¬
crossing
grade
tion
recre¬
improvement
bonds, as 2V4S.
125,000
sewer
bonds, as 2V4S.
310,000
2590
p.
Ravena, Ohio
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1970 inclusive.
follows:
1956.
bonds,
department
fire
May
inclusive.
1979
to
2V4S.
as
as
Minot School
improvement
$1,200,000 street
bonds, as 2V4S.
255,000 park improvement bonds,
dakota
north
cost
240,000
Lillington, N. C.
— W.
E. Easter-
_
of
and Nov. 1,
Principal
and interest payable at the Port
Clinton National Bank, Port Clin¬
ton. Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders
& Dempsey, of
Cleve¬
annually from
& Co., and Scherck, Richter Co.,
Inc.,
Chronicle
clusive.
*
| Palmer & Dodge, of .Bost'»n.
Volume
183
«,
Number
5541
■'
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2819)
•
Lincoln, R. I.
Bond
Offering
Workman,
Town
sealed
receive
Lewisburg,
Gordon .V W.
Treasurer, will
bids
National
cnanis
—
tha
Mar-
28
at
State
Lank,
Street,
Boston,
until
11
(EDSf) on June 12 for tne
chase
of
bonds.
on
$900,000
water
a.m.
pur¬
works
Bated
.
July
July 1, 1956. Due
from 1957 to 1983 in¬
1
clusive.
Principal
payable
at
the
and
interest
Citizens
of Providence, or
Merchants National Bank,
Boston.
Legality
approved
Thornaike,
Palmer
at
about
1957
1,4,000
Offering—Hilda
E.
Har¬
rington, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
(CST) on June 15 for the
purchase of $33,000 building
bonds.
Bated July 1, 1956.
Due
p.m.
Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1976 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
.on
(J-J)
payable at any suitaole banking
institution designated by the
pur¬
Legality
approved
by
Owen, Barker, Scott &
Minneapolis.
cf
Hamlin and Deuel Counties
Indep.
Sch. Diet. No. 1 (P. O.
Estelline),
South Dakota
'
Bond
Offering—Maurice
Scott,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on June
11
for
the purchase
of
$65,000
building
1956.
to
bonds.
Due
1974
on
Dated
June
inclusive.
interest
payable
1
June
from
1958
Principal
at
1,
and
any, suitable
banking institution designated by
the purchaser, or at the office of
the
County Treasurer of Hamlin
County.
Legality approved
by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Mission, S. Dak.
Bond Offering — Wilma Klem.
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
8
(CST)
p.m.
Bond
June
on
No.
1980
Legality
Parknurst
Offering
1,'1968
will
be
on
$460,-
school
building bonus.
July 1 from
on
Bond
bids
until
chase
of
will
June
follows:
as
23
$920,000
$500,000
for
the
from
1956
Interest
to
sealed bids until 11
1993
inclusive
Legality approved
by Duman, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
pur¬
Scurry County (P.
plant bonds.
Arlington State College
dormitory bonds.
Legality
by
approved
Parkhurst
&
Crowe,
Bond
Texas
school
house
bonds
Snyder),
clusive.
Bonds
—
sold
were
the
library
Murray,
Pancoast,
at
price
a
E.
of
1957 to 1966
000
1967 to
1973
3s.
$610,000
280,000
The
at
an
the
issue
election
on
on
was
held
on
July 1 from
Chelan
No.
1
•
Bond
dated
July
1,
bonds
Interest
J-J.
p.
Le¬
(P.
O.
Wenatchee),
Washington
May
by Vandewater,
Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
29
183,
2347—were awarded to the Na¬
No.
183,
Bond
Treasurer," will
receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (PST) on
June 26 for the purchase of
$130,-
sealed
000
on
;buiiding
to
July 1, 1956. Due
interest
J-J.
man
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1981
1, 1956. Due
Interest
000
school
issue
house
of
bonds
Clark
County,
School
and
the
Washougal
District
No.
112
Consol.
(P.
O.
Vancouver), Wash.
$150,-
was
Principal
payable
at
(J-J)
Bond
sold
Bond
exempt
bonds
2592
to
Henry, Seay & Black, of Dallas,
3s
and 21//2S. Dated April
1,
1956. Due on April 1 from 1957 to
2471—were
of
Washington,
from 1958 to
1965
of
cipal
and
1986 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
(J-J) payable
at a suitable banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by
Faegre
&
County,
Dist.
No.
20
Lamro
Lakeview Independent
(P. O.
Indep. Sch.
Winner),
Bond
Offering
Clerk of
maker,
Education,
bids
will
until
for
11
—
8
p.m.
liam
N.
Shoe¬
Board
receive
(CST)
of
sealed
June
on
Edwards
1956.
—
purchase of $190,000
bonds.
Dated July
1,
Due on July 1 from 1957
1873
inclusive.
Principal
a
and
bank¬
ing "u stiliition designated by
successful bidder.
Legality
the
ap¬
proved by Danforth & Danforth,
of Smux 2
alls.
J.jnd
clusive.
Bond
school
Offering
and
interest
(J-J) payable at the Chase Man¬
Bants of New York City.
I/yaidy approved bv Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
hattan
3V ,\v York City.
eral
Sale
house
The
—
bonds
to
a
group
derwood
at
a
to
group
a
$1,000,000
May
The
bonds
1956. Due
1978
June 1 from
on
datede
June 1
from
June
1,
1957
to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-D) payable at a bank
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by McCall, Park¬
hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Mount Enterorise
Independent
School District, Texas
Bond
school
Sale—An issue of $18,000
bonds was sold to
house
100.11, a
2.87%,
1958 to
net
1961
to
interest
follows:
June
on
June
on
1
from
1
from
1963 inclusive.
422,000 2.70s. Due
1964 to
as
1960 inclusive.
186,000 3s. Due
on
on
June 1 from
Offering
O'Brien,
receive
(PST)
1
183,
the
purchaser.
Legality
proved by Chapman &
ap¬
Cutler, of
Chicago.
the
to
Teton
Bond
Federal
Finance
County School District No. J
(P. O. Jackson), Wyo.
Clerk
p.
Offering—Hilda Johnson,
of
Board
of
School
Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
(MST) on June 12 for the
8 p.m.
purchase
par.
bonds.
of
Dated
June
on
offered
June
4—v.
to
a
group composed of
1
$96,000 building
1, 1956. Due
June
from
1957
to
1971
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved
by Tallmadgie &
Tallmadge, of Denver.
(J-D)
Smith, Barney
& Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co., and
Hornblower & Weeks, at a price
of
100.08,
about
1957
to
Due
1969
to
cost
on
Due
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
bids
11
000
noon
(CST) on
purchase, of $25,-
general
Dated
obligation
bonds.
Aug. 1, 1956. Principal and
(F-A)
payable
at
the
(P.
Board
O.
Koch,
of School
Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m.
(MST) on June 12 for. the
purchase
on
at
for the
of
bonds.
Offering—Harry W. Sager,
oral
Clerk
District
Jackson), Wyo.
Offering — Lois
Bond
June 1 from
inclusive.
1976
School
of
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
and
Teton County, Jackson-Wilson
High
follows:
as
350,000 2V2s.
1970
interest
net
a
2.38%,
of
Dated
June
1
clusive.
$335,000 building
1, 1956. Due
June
from
1957
Principal
to
1971
and
in¬
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved
by Tallmadge' & Tallmadge, of Denver.
interest
CANADA
Bank of Deerfield.
Deerfield
County
sealed
on
of
—
Treasurer,
bids
June
Robert
14
until
for
2
the
S.
will
p.m.
pur¬
$200,000 building bonds.
I, 1956. Due on June
District No. -4 (P. O.
from
1958
to
1976
office.
Weter,
Seattle.
Legality
Roberts &
Bond Offering—Solon
W.Pierce,
Attorney for the District, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (CST)
on
July 5 for the purchase of
$150,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1956. Due on Sept. 1 from 1957
1967
inclusive.
interest
approved
by
of
Principal and
payable at the
(M-S)
Bank of Deerfield.
BRITISH
1,
District
No.
2
Hales Corners),
Bond Sale—The $226,000 school
building bonds offered May 31—
v. 183, p.
2471—were awarded to
Milwaukee
waukee,
100.75, a
as
3V4s,
Company, Mil¬
at a price of
basis of
about 3.18%.
H or icon,
Bond Sale—The
rate
purpose
to
Wis.
$225,000
bonds
corpo¬
offered
June
183, p. 2470—were awarded
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Chicago,
a
price of 100.01, a net interest
cost of about
(Province of)
$40,000,000 Debentures
Sell
in U. S.—The Honorable W. A. C.
Bennett, Premier and Minister of
Finance, Province of British Co¬
lumbia
(Canada),
announced
June
4 that a registration state¬
ment will be filed with the Secu¬
rities and Exchange Commission
covering an aggregate of $40,principal amount of de¬
2.93%,
as
follows:
issues
mentalities
of
of
the
proposed issues
000 of sinking
due
1986
Power
of
three
instru¬
Province.
include
fund
The
$20,000,-
debentures
British
Columbia
Commission, $10,000,000 of
sinking fund debentures
of Pacific
due
Great Eastern
1981
Railway
Company and $10,000,000 of sink¬
ing fund debentures due 1976 of
British
4—v.
at
To
COLUMBIA
Columbia
000,000
Wisconsin
the
British
benture
School
(P. O. R.
inclusive.
Shefehnan,
Deerfield),
Wisconsin
June
Principal and interest (J-D )payable at
the
County Treasurer's
(Village), Deerfield and
(Towns) Joint School
Christiana
Franklin
County, Moses Lake School
District No. 161 (P. O. Ephrata),
Washington
Dated
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice, or at a bank designated by
non¬
2592—were awarded
p.
•
1970 to 1976 inclusive.
chase
$2,-*
purpose bonds.
Dated June 1, 1956. Due on June
1
from
1957
to
1976
inclusive.
revenue
5—v.
bonds
to
June 1 from
1969 inclusive.
598,000 2.80s. Due
Bond
are
June
183,
Grant
1978 inclusive.
Allis, Wis.
400,000 corporate
by
price of par.
school
June 1 from
1962 inclusive.
on
of
$169,000 6s. Due
>
jointly, at a price
basis of about 2.37%.
a
&
&
price
offered
Company, of Dallas,
price of par, a net interest
of about 3.26%, as follows:
1963 to
2592—were awarded
cost of about
headed by R. A. Un¬
827,000 3y4s. Due
p.
composed of White,
Co.; Wm. P. Harper &
Co.;
Lucas,
Eisen
&
Waeckerle; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.:
and Burns, Corbett & Pickard, at
Weld
Son
&
on
obligation bonds offered June
183,
100.13,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
June 19 for the purchase of
(P. O. Bethany),
sold
were
June
Sale—The $1,375,000 gen¬
7—v.
31—v. 183, p. 2591—were awarded
will
Principal
&
Dated
Independent School
District, Texas
1957 to
—
Mayor J. W.
receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on June 19 for
the purchase of $700,000 River¬
front-Widow Street improvement
b( r.ds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due
on
Jvly 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
Da
3%s.
$173,000 3V2S. Due
Knoxvllle, Tenn.
Wil¬
McAllen
cost
TENNESSEE
to
Menasha,
of
inclusive.
Bond
County, Longview School
District No. 122 (P. O. Kelsox),
a
the
interest (J-J) payable at
sold
W.
Baird & Co., Mil¬
waukee, and First National Bank
5—v.
price
Washington
Co., of Fort
April 1,
1956. Due on April
1, 1987 and
1988.
Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
as
building
to
was
a
of
2592—were awarded
p.
Robert
of
the
WISCONSIN
State
Cowlitz
Bond
to
West
Deerfield, Wis.
School
Sale—An issue of $16,000
building bonds
Worth,
Mary
the
Le¬
District, Texas
Bond
South Dakota
Interest A-O.
gality approved by McCall, Park¬
hurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Tripp
inclusive.
the
3s, at
as
183,
—v.
3.10s, at
dormitory
offered
par.
to
.price
a
Bond Offering—Irvin F. Knoe-
Beaver Dam, Wis.
Bond
Sale —The
$1,000,000
ing bonds offered May 31—v. 183,
p.
sold
to
June
Housing and Home
Agency, at a price of
Sale—The $125,000 build¬
as
the
for
at
the
Chicago,
100.34, a
Menasha, Wis.
$250,000
West Virginia
Sale—The $350,000
$650,000 2V4s.
purchase of $49,000
disposal revenue bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1
19
sewage
183,
to
WYOMING
July 1 from! 1958
inclusive.
1
Bond Sale—The
$300,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds offered June 5
purchased
a
June
VIRGINIA
Bethany College
July
grimson & Horbwitz, of Seattle.
Hamlin Consolidated Independent
i
School District, Texas
Sale—An
Dated
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston,-Thor-
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
'
Bond
1976
bonds.
on
4s, at
as
WEST
Commerce, of Se¬
Offering—J. R. Gayle, Jr.,
Business
Manager, will receive
June 25. for the purchase of
$500,000
school
house
bonds.
Dated
2y2s,
v.
—
(P. O. Vancouver), Wash.
Offering — Eva Burgett,
County
Bond
bids until 3 p.m.: (CST)
State,
inclusive.
bel, City Comptroller, will receive
sold
offered
on
1976
basis of about 2.43%.
$6,000,000 toll
2592—were
p.
the
County, Evergreen Sch. Dist.
114
as
par.
Sale—The
Due
to
—
1,
as
inclusive.
2471 — were awarded
First National Bank of
1,
July
June 1 from
on
p.
July 1
inclusive.
July
Washington,
bridge bonds
tax
Brazosport Indep. School District
(P. Oi Box Z, Freeport), Texas
to
$890,fol¬
on
was
1961
follows: )
as
Bond Sale—The $138,000 school
bonds offered June 4
v.
Washington Toll Bridge Authority
(P. O. Olympia), Wash.
attle.
Clark
bonds
price of
Sale—The $500,000 school
offered
tional Bank of
approved
of
Due
1962
County, Franklin Pierce
Bond
County School District
146
from
to
net interest
a
2.33%,
M.enominee, Wis.
on
as
Bond Sale—An issue of
Sykes,
1957
receive
Tacoma), Wash.
WASHINGTON
about
from
School District No. 402 (P. O.
State
of
1,200,000 2i/4s.
F.
Legality
approved
by
Preston, Thorgrimson
&
Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
Pierce
price of 100.02,
1957
dated
are
Corporation, Boston, jointly,
a
$375,000 3!£s.
office.
to
July 1 from
July
on
Due
Company,
Chicago, and the First of Bos¬
cost
on
1986
2471—were awarded
p.
Northern Trust
at
\
bonds
a
defeated
July 1 from 1957 to
on
sale
and
because
Due
to
bonds.
1986.
cancelled
of
1983
183,
the
Board
bonds,
from
ton
1956. Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
May 15.
are
inclusive.
gality
the
will
revenue
bonds.
building
inclusive.
Due
bonds
Due
sewer
Nongard & Company,
jointly—v. 183, p. 2235—has been
1974 to 1981 inclusive.
1981
to
of
lows:
Kelly Brown Investment Com¬
inclusive."
700,000 2%s. Due
1956.
Secretary of
Commissioners,
as
bonds.
improvement bond
pany,
follows:
$500,000 3%s. Due
The
4—v.
County
Legality ap¬
Richard
1
inclusive.
Manitowoc, Wis.
the
—
June
on
1976
Sale—The $1,575,000 cor¬
porate purpose bonds offered June
interest
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(PST)
June 12 for the purchase of
Texarkana, Texas
Cancelled—The $3,849,000
Sale
street
net interest cost of about
800,000
Offering
to
Bond
A
County, Lake City Sewer
Dist. (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond
1968
on
King
West
bonds.
sold
Corporation; J.
C. Bradford & Co.; Republic Na¬
tional
Bank, of Dallas; Austin,
Hart & Parvin; and Dewar, Rob¬
as
1
June 1 from
on
1967 inclusive.
115,000 3s. Due
$200,-
Series
and
payable
at
Treasurer's
office.
totaling
to
65,000 park bonds.
50,000 airport improvement
cago; First Boston
3.01%,
Principal
(J-J)
a
&
1957 to
Dated July
1, 1956. Due
July 1 from 1958 to 1976 in¬
on
from
State
$90,000
-
$2,000,-
was
O.
Bank, of Snyder,
2V2S and 2y4s, as, follows:
of Dallas.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Sale
$205,000
District, Texas
a
(PST)
obligation,
Texas
McCall,
Beaumont Independent School
100.19,
$110,000 2%s. Due
v
power
ertson
a.m.
June 29 for the purchase of
000 general
$550,-
M-N.
420,000
000
of
Dallas, as 3.20s and 3s.
Dated May 15, 1956. Due on
May
bonds,
revenue
issue
pany,
15
Dist.
Wash.
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
County Treasurer, will receive
building bonds was sold to
the Dallas Union Securities Com¬
sealed
Sch.
Bond
000
Freeman,
receive
Sale—An
Tahoma
(P. O. Seattle),
proved by Weter, Roberts & Shefelman, of Seattle.
Richardson Independent School
inclusive.
County,
409
bonds.
Bids
—
received until 2:30 p.m.
(CST)
June 13 for the purchase 01
group composed of the Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
Codington County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 38 (P. O. South
Shore), S. Dak.
•t
from
TEXAS
to
DAKOTA
M-S.
McCall,
King
District, Texas
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until June 30 for the
purchase of $90,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
to
as
Due
1956.
1957
Crowe, of Dallas.
OOt)
1982
to
15,
from
Nacogdoches Indep. School District,
1969.
1970
Bond
Dorsey,
Barber,
July
on
84,000 3y4s. Due
price of 100.10.
a
Chesterfield County School District
No. 6 (P. O. Chesterfield), S. C.
chaser.
Due
Bond Ottering—W. C.
awarded to the Wachovia Bank &
Trust
Company,
of
Winston-
8
3s.
&
Marco
15
Texas
on July 1
inclusive.
1967
Comptroller,
—
Bond
to
and
O.
Bond Sale—The $750,000
public
lacilities
bonds
oifered
June 5
v.
183, p. 2591 — were
SOUTH
follows:
as
$77,000 3y4s. Due
CAROLINA
2V2S, at
3.22%,
&
■r
as
by
of
library
Salem,
Interest
approved
College of Texas (P. O.
College Station), Texas
County (P.
Charleston), S. C.
.
inclusive.
awarded to the Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp., Nashville, at a
price
of 100.0Y, a net interest cost of
bated
March
on
Agricultural and Mechanical
Charleston
-
3^4s.
by
Storey,
Lodge, of Boston.
SOUTH
-
Hagberg & Co., Inc., of Dallas,
Sale—The $175,000 water
and sewer revenue bonds offered
June 4—v. 183, p. 2470 — were
Trust
Company,
the
Tenn.
Bond
63
Columbia
and
Bridges
the
debenture
Toll
Highways
Authority.
issues
Each of
is
to
be
guaranteed
unconditionally as to
payment of principal and interest
by the Province of British Colum¬
bia.
Principal
and
interest
will
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
61
be,
payable
.
.
.
Monday, June 11, 1956
(2820)
in
New
York
in
is
expected
of
fering
the
be
will
issues
month by a
Partners
Bros.
The
&
made
debenture
later this
managed jointly by
Stanley & Co.;
Harris &
Limited, Inc.; and
Burns
Commission, which
electric power to
as
most
the
of
cities
repay
for
south
and
north
The
expenditures.
Great
Pacific
which
proceeds to
Eastern
presently
Squamish (on Howe
Railway,
runs
from
Sound) north
George, will apply
Prince
to
proceeds
outstanding
the
repayment of
bank loans incurred
the
to
Vancouver
North
to
Dawson
Creek and Fort
The Toll Highways
St. John.
which
Authority,
Bridges
extensions
and
of
construction
the
such
outstanding bank loans and
capital
for
for
areas
Vancouver
except
settled
densely
Victoria, will use the
to
Denton, Inc.
Power
supplies
three
of¬
nation-wide group of
underwriters
Morgan
that public
Province
the
more
United States dollars.
It
of
and
pres¬
construction
with
last
The
„
across
Burrard
couver
use
the
North
to
Van¬
from
Inlet
Vancouver
proceeds
to
repay
ital
Of every
100
many
obligations
in
the
was
in
bonds
improvement
Odium
Ltd.,
as
000
was
sold
to
Investments,
Brown
1957 to 1976 inclu¬
4.59%,
$92,500
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Bienvenu, Ltd., at a price
95.36, a net interest cost of
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will die. Of these,
Que.
issue
Maison
M-N.
sive.
Dorothee,
Sale—An
school
about
$273,000
4s, at a price of 93.99. Due
serially from
persons
Bond
of
Bond Sale—An issue of
the
\vill be saved, 75
sale
Kamloops, B. C.
will
connection
in
expenditures
public
1952.
out¬
standing bank loans and for cap¬
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additional
United States of Province of Brit¬
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of
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1,
1956.
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