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V
UmVERSltY
OF MICHIGAN
MONDAY
ISSUE
JUN 25
1955
Th e
Financial
Beg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume
183
New York 7,
Number 5545
Price
N. Y., Monday, June 25, 1956
$1.25
Copy
a
b
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
ACF
Gain
Industries, Inc.—Sales
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
$245,000,000, a 2a% increase
over
those for the
preceding fiscal year, and net profits were approximately $8,000,000, equivalent on the capitalization outstanding
on
April 30, 1956
to $6.08 a common share compared with
$5.17
a share
in the preceding, year.
In addition, ACF had earnings in its
8HPX subsidiaries for the fiscal year ended April 30,'1956, not con¬
solidated with the parent company, equal to 46 cents a share on ACF
figures
common
stock.
In
cents
share.
'
a
Mr.
for
Clark
the
steel
The
have
'
.
New
substantial - gains in sales and profits
"barring.unusual circumstances such as a
further
fiscal
year
'
"
-
Boston
.
1956,
this
As
Clark said,
Mr.
larger expenditures
and
of
April
30,
had
been
company
"With
are
reduced
38
41
41
41
of the
shares.
from
present
Period End. Apr. 30—
sales
•
Income
U.
before
S.
taxes
Net
British
from
Divs.
subs.
exch.
Unrealized
Toronto
Stock
Exchange—Curb
Over-the-Counter
and
Stock
502,911
Z>rl5,926
,
Stock Averages 37
National Quotation Industrial
a
...
Stock
Exchange
—
■•Net
$6.07
share—
per
183,
$6,118,643
$7.00
State
and
corporation
June, 4
on
filed
a
of
letter
notification
Declared and
covering 129,879 -shares of common stopk J par. $1) to be offered
at $2
per
share, through Henry M. MargolLs! and'Leo A. Strauss,
directors,- to stockholders of record June 20,
1956 on the basis of
for
share
new
1956.
The
ment
in
each
proceeds
are
equipment
working
and
capital.—V.
Banks
Reserve
The
at
recently called
corporation
shares of its 5V2%
50
49
Clearings
$10.50 per share.
Wall
Payment
New York
St.,
15,
N.
the Bankers Trust Co.,
made at
was
46
called
for
biggest
heart
Y.
convertible into 2.20 shares
not 2.51 shares as previously reported of common stock at any time
up to and including June 14, 1956.—V. 183, p. 2641.
share
Each
"
redemption
was
in
structed
The
center.—V.
Allied
Oil
Industries
&
corporation
and
oil
gas
June
on
leasehold
filed
14
interests
a
and
letter
the
of
notification
remainder
be
to
with
added
will
the
main
183,
this
will
Fall
Sons
open
of
Co.
the
Cincinnati,
largest
seven
at
miles
north
shopping
square
mall
at
.
.
.
suburban
unit
of
Allied
department
*The
fund
new
bonds
due
This company
is
Stores
store
ever
June
Corp'
1,
we
prepare an
two
company
and
The
in
Indiana
project
was
business
and recommending
selected companies.
This
bulletin
a
copy
without
We will be
of the current issue
obligation to
glad
to
mail
you
IP
The Toronto Stock
The Investment Dealers
25
ADELAIDE ST.
Hamilton
Brantford
W.
to
B
common
to $1.79 per
shares. This
and
ago
year
a
year.
common
Windsor
Sudbury
with
exclusive
$1.41
$57,519,163 at
Electric Co.—Proposed
of
183, p. 2757.
Tie-In—
of
restricted
share earned
the
beginning of the 1956
increase
to
rose
announced
jointly
by
Philip
President
Sporn,
of
Petrofina, Inc.—Directors Agree to Merger
American
directors
agreed
Commonwealth Edison Co. on June 21 revealed
transmission tie line between their
estimated that the line and related
and Illinois will cost close to $25,000,000.
'
14
by
to
President
Both
sary
of
merge
Laurant
of
B.
this
corporation
and of
Panhandle Oil Corp., have
into American Petrofina, it was announced on June
Wolters, Petrofina President, and by Roger Gilbert,
Panhandle.
companies
are
.
Delaware
corporations
and,
as
soon
legal and accounting work is completed and documents
requisite
notices
of
stockholders'
as
neces¬
prepared,
meetings and proxy statement© set-
corpn.
/
\
limited
The Investment Dealers' Association
Walwyn, Fisher 4 Co.
Members:
Toronto Stock
member:
The Toronto Stock Exchange
Stock orders
executed
Our
will be
all Exchanges
44 KING
Exchange
Association of Canada
Monthly Review, dealing with
various aspects
limited
on
TORONTO, LONDON, SAULT STE. MARIE,
Brampton
per
•
.
capital
of Canadian financing
sent
upon
request.
STREET WEST, TORONTO,
Telephone: EMpire 4-1131
TORONTO, CANADA
Sarnia
share,
compares
$32,314,003 on May 31, 1956—an
$9,265,190 during the six months.—V. 183, p. 2758.
Working
and Corporation Securities
.
Exchange
of Canada
•
,
made
be
1976.
Association
—
class
fiscal
$1,100,000 general mortgage sinking
■
.
during the first half of the 1955 year on 2,564,298 common shares.
Net worth at May 31,
1956, amounted to $66,248,691 compared to
The Midland Company
SHI
Members:
19 authorized a 5-for-4 split of all outstanding
•
amounted
Canadian Government, Municipal
upon request.
Ross, Knowles & Co. LtJ.
Ap¬
of shares
The Investment Dealers
available
is
interested investors.
July H.
on
months
of Canada
some
expire
to
con-
month
informative bulletin discussing
shares.
1956,
for an extra-high-voltage
electric power systems.
It is
facilities
rights
provision for preferred share dividends, earnings for the 1956
on
2,998,714 common shares outstanding as of May 31,
After
six
The
...
investment planning, each
of Canadian
aspect
Mc-
will be located at
$20,000,000 Swifton
subsidiary of Allied Stores Corp.—V.
a
American Gas &
held;
stock
2758.
p.
year.
the
of
Corp.—Bonds Sold Privately—
has sold privately
company
4%
members:
Help You
with your
area's
feet and
the
Midland Securities
To
the
announced on June 13 by W. Earl
and Mid-Western Group Manager.
135,000
have
Realty
plans
and
located
of
deben¬
to be made at par (flat) to com¬
1956 on the basis of 100 of deben¬
expected
shares
25
183,
splitting
$41,617,064
Alstores
This
Stores Corp.—Unit Expands in Cincinnati—
Rollman
Swifton,
be
2757.
p.
to
working capital.
Allied
will
Corp., Houston, Tex.—Files—
the
SEC covering
150,000 shares of capital stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $? ner share, through Mulr Investment Corp., San Antonio,
Tex.; D. N. Silverman & Co., New Orleans, La.; Texas National Corp.,
S»« /*■ conio.
rev.charles li. White & Co., Houston, Tex., and Reed
and Sloan Co., Dallas, Tex.
The proceeds are to be used to meet the
ooiigacions
of
the company incurred in
the acquisition of certain
The
store
of
was
It
Vice-President
Allied
new
end
one
it
Cincinnati,
Valley.
center,
shopping
regional
of
Cormlck,
River
Ohio
the
V.
distribution
with
183,
for redemption on June 15, 1956, a
cumulative convertible preferred stock
will also act as
will be effected in the form of a dividend
on
the basis of one additional share
for each outstanding four shares held of record on June
29, 1956.
Certificates will be mailed to shareowners on July 16, 1956.
Net sales of $85,950,601
for this company and subsidiaries for the
first six months of the
1956 fiscal year were at an all-time high,
reflecting a 29% increase over sales of $66,605,738 for the comparable
period a year ago.
Net Income of $5,745,369 for the six months ended May 31,
1956,
was
46.7%
above
the $3,916,056 earned during the
1955 first six
months and in excess of the amount earned during the entire 1954
The
Allied Artists Pictures Corp.—Calls Preferred Stock—
The
total of 3,879
is
1981
1,
each
for
common
Federal
—
Bank
of
Course
July
The directors on June
50
Statement of
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
3V^.sshares held; rights to expire on July 16,
to Jje;, used to relocate machinery and equip¬
additional
plant,
The Bank
1956.
proved—Record Sales and Earnings Revealed—
2893.
p.
15,
June
of
American-Marietta Co.—Split of Common Shares
50
System...
Reserve
Combined Condition
SEC
one
,,,
proposed offering of $10,897,000 subordinated convertible
also
See
13
Payable...
Exchange
Federal
the
with
point of
4,000,000 kw and th©
58
Rates
Condition Statement of Member Bank of
Foreign
Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
of
the close of business July 6, 1956, In accepting order forms
purchase or sale
stockholders of record June 27,
tures
Cover
Offerings.......^
Bond
City
Dividends
—
distributable
stock
due
tures
mon
General Corporation & Investment News
shares of com. stock outstanding at April 30, 1956,
Supply Mfg. Co., Inc., Corry, Pa.
Aero
20.4-billion. kwh.
sold
2069.
p.
Miscellaneous Features
1225.
p.
AGE
the nation's largest in
American Machine & Foundry Co.—Rights to Subscribe
periods under comparison are stated on
♦Earnings per share for the
the basis of 873,834
—V.
$7,056,939
'$3.67/r.' -' $8.07
$4,921,760
$5,307,352
income
♦Earnings
sales.
among
fractional interests in shares of common
of American Gas & Electric Co. resulting from the split.—V. 183,
The
-
rank
new
kwh.
17.5-billion
also
by Indiana
big
Trust Co. of New York is acting as agent of American
Co.
in connection
with
the
1%-fbr-l split of its
Electric
the
stock
37
built
a
has a generating capability
has about 3,900,000 kw.
AGE
system
&
for
Exchange.!.. 37
Stock
York
American
Transactions
\
highest voltage now
miles long.
90
be
and
kllowatthour
of
systems
agent until
37
5,993
:
Transactions New
$5,557,111 '
point
be
to
AGE,
of
The Guaranty
Gas
37
Bond Averages
President
Mitchell,
Dean
.
Stock Split—Fractional Interests—
.
555,539
5,204
Edison
common
6,103,000
555,539
capacity.
,
48
1„
Markets
DovvyJones
SEC Index of Stock Prices..
17,43T;000
Z)r28,277
profit
43
44
Section.— 47
Exchange
in
two
The
will
line
Carlisle,
New
Commonwealth
and
'
...—
...
Stock
at
subsidiary
a
systems
42
Exchange.
Stock
Canadian Stock Exchange
.
$6,569,954
302,263
..
11*660,111
$4,361,017
$5,033,361
opers.
Exchange.
Stock
Toronto
1956—12 Mos.—1955
.
Exchange
Francisco Stock Exchange
San
Montreal
the
' 4,820,000"
5,647,000
(est.)
from
inc,
in-
Stock
.
are
$81,927,635 $70,312,121
9,181,017 '14,006,954
v
•?,.*
10,680,361
taxes..,
Canadian
&
•come
'
1956—9 Mos.—1955
$62,937,956 $54,419,482
^
40
.
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns. Up
Net
Stock Exchanges
Pittsburgh
announced, the preferred stock
600,000 shares to 137,467
he
1956,
38
Philadelphia-Baltimore
contemplated
call for 41,000 odd shares," he added, "we
in a fair way to have ACF an all common stock corporation by
end of the calendar year."—V. 183, p. 2641.
the
38
38
Angeles Stock Exchange.__.__
Midwest Stock Exchange
""
year.
„
33
...
Los
of civilian business relative to defense work, he added.
overall
ACF capital
expenditures amounted to $8,000,000
in
fiscal
for
Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange.—
,
Mr.
proportion
•The
(Bonds).——— 29
Exchange
Stock
with
•
operate at 330,000 volts, the
seryice in the United States.-,
It will connect a new
& Michigan Electric
Edison distribution center,
to be built at Goodings Grove near Orland Park, 111.
The new line initially wil be able to transmit1 300,000 kilowatts,
which
is about
equal to three-quarters the capacity of I. & M/s
Twin Branch Station at Mishawaka, Ind.
By comparison the existing
connection has a very limited capacity for the transfer of emergency
power—normally about 50,000 kw.
Ultimately, the capacity of th©
new
line may be expanded to as much as 1,000,000 kw.
■ ■
* '
The AGE System now has 332 miles of 330,000-volt transmission
line
in operation
and another 154 miles nearlng completion.
Commonwealth
has
a
230,000-volt,
150-mile line between Its Crawford
Station*in Chicago and Powerton Station near Pekin, 111.
AGE and Commonwealth in 1955 were the two largest private power
terminal
Co.,
Cincinnati Stock Exchange....
.*:
corporation's backlog of orders as of June 1st totaled $231,000,Clark announced.
The backlog is made up of an increasing
Stock
York
American
.
^
'
17
(Stocks).
cooperation
will
transmission
The
Page
.
Stock Exchange
New York
in
out
•
line
new
commercial
In
•
worked
been
The
Stock and Bond Quotations
are
NIPSCO.
of
preceding year SHPX earnings were equal to 34
...
. ,
• .
.
predicted
current
strike."
000,
the
In This Issue
:
sales of
indicated
systems
Edison
wealth
•
Gale,
Willis
the
Because
corporation experienced sales gains in all of its major product/
categories for the fiscal year ended April 30, 1956, James F. Clark,- •
President, told members of the New York Society of Security Analysts
on June
15.
v
•
'* '
\
This
Preliminary
Edison Chairman.
•
of American Gas and Electric and Commonclosely interconnected at New Carlisle, Ind., andl
Edison's State
Line generating plant with the power system of the
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.,
arrangements for the new line
and
"AGE,
28%—
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Private wire to Eastman, Dillon
New York
City
CANADA
-
MONTREAL
& Co.
/
\
*> AD*
"
r-v
2
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
QC\,t
According to the plans outlined by Mr.
American Petrofina will issue 1.3 shares of
Petrofina
American
Weld
White,
will
per share.
Blyth & Co., Inc. and Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
transaction and in the proposed offering of
eral
of
company
stock
states
May
since
nounced
41
Higher
the
1,
to
total
Privately — The company
privately, through Blyth & Co., Inc., and
Irving Lundborg & Co., 100,000 shares of common stock
(par 50 cents) at $33.50 per share with a group of insti¬
Ampex Corp. —Stock Sold
operating
announced
The operating
portation ratio
placed
Total
before
in
Reported—
this railroad
of
for
sales
.Projected
vision
the
$15,Q0o,uuo,
.
'
'
'
'
^
•
Corp.
Anderson Electric
Securities Offered
—
In
of
Presi 'ent.
Co.,'Chicago, 111., as sale underwriter, on
publicly offered 35,000 shares of 60-cent cumula¬
convertible preferred stock (par $8.50) at $10 per
i
June 20
month
the
coal
of
May
a
total
with
tive
'
proceeds
net
the
to
and the trans¬
of
A near record
carloads.—V. 183,
71,838
'
..
Arbor
Illness.
He
67
was
age.—V,
of
years
vote
•Upon
\ will
:
••
S
"r
•
•'
'
j
.
"
r
•
,
Railway
Proxy
merger."
share
statements
for
each
of
share
Federal
Federal
Net
oper.
expenses.
Inc.
oper.
ry.
Fed.
income
Net
69,406
Wet
59,254
293,890
116,600
59,254
293,890
306,381
57,688
46,724
233,297
237,435
This
fixed
orders
its
since
inc.
after
that
have
raised
mechanical
the
backlog
company's
to $19,600,000.
systems
This
history, Harry D. Belock,
company's
The
directors
than
more
<
Chemical Co.—Expansion
i.ddition
June
on
approved
19
includes
Tills
$250,000.
to
facilities
accelerated
physical plant expansion totaling
new
buildings and a major
183, p. 2642.
657
in
is
electronic
highest
the
and
because
year
Apple
Valley
Air
Transport,
Gardena,
Inc.,
before
Calif.—
of
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
HEC
f.:t
corporation
June
on
covering 1,500 shares
per share,
through
$20
proceeds
be
to
are
12
of
filed
used
letter
a
E.
of
stock
common
James
for the
notification
(no
par)
to
Lakewood,
Thurston,
establishment
and
with
be
•
In
orders
against
first
the
on
$258,112
shares
774,457
and
of
common
first
the
on
equivalent
was
1955
fiscal
with
compares
cents per share,- calculated
42%
of
totaled
taxes,
stock
half
to its
This
June
at
1955,
due
shares
the
of
its
the
$1
of
rate
held.
1986,
1,
par
$10
$4,099,300
principal
by
amount
shares
common
with
the
subordinate
to
are
offered
be
for
common stockholders at the rate of one share for each
held.
Subscription prices and the terms for compensating
be
bank
are
to
proceeds
Net
to
of-
to
u~ed
loans
supplied by
be
the
sale
off
pay
which,
at
an
of
15,
Canadian
navigator
Europe,
10
J.-
debentures
1956,
i
H.
stock
company's
currently
aircraft,
are
the
current
(
'
This
that
amounted
Co,—Registers With SEC—t
registration
a
statement
with
the
sea-going
the
offered
be
on.
stockholders
share
&
of
public
sale
at
competitive bidding.
The company,
for subscription by common
common
record
shares
July
the
1956.
10,
the
at
rate
of
one
additionaE
shares then held.
The First Boston Corp., Courts
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., are named as the
underwriters for the common stock olfering; and the sub¬
for
Co.,
for
ten
each
and
principal
scription
The
price
underwriting
and
terms
are
to
be
supplied
by
amendment.
Net
the
and
payable
banks
to
(expected
purposes
sold)
to
be
common
received
stcck
incurred
to
by
will
or
aggregate
be
to
the
used
be
company from
the sale of
for the retirement of notes
incurred
$2,500,000
before
for
the
are
for, together with other company fluids, the
cost of
the company's estimated construction
requirements. through
the fiscal year ended Sept.
30, 1956.
The company estimates that
and
88,760,COO
year,
of
months
ments
cafi for
to
provide
will
which
ended
for
the
be
expended for construction during the said fiscal
approximately $4,300,000 was expended ki the seven
30, 1956.
The company's construction require¬
fiscal year ending Sept.
30, 1957, are estimated to
April
expenditures of approximately $7,700,000.—V.
183,
p.
766.
for
sale
RR.
—
Stuart
June 19
on
oi
certificates
the
the
for
certificates
♦
4%s.
as
subject to the authorization
are
Commission.
certificates
of
its bid of 99.679%.
on
99.297%
bid
Commerce
is
be
to
secured
the following
326 hopper
by
-
•
„
Corp.—Acquisition—
acquired
has
of
Chairman
assets
the
acquisition
past 2%
abovt
to
Board
the
fourth
the
during the
of
taken
form
have
and
of
Brae
President.
kind
its
of
Corp.,
Tarn
a
by Francis F.
-
.
made
by
Street
Broad
It raised total net assets of the
yars.
$90,000,000.
red
acqu
this
and
previous
securities,
In exchange
in tax-free
value
Shoe
Brown
in
over
marketable
of
been
equivalent
long range pros¬
of
Mr.
for
transactions have been in
Randolph added, and
they
shares
of
Broad
transactions.—V.
Street
183,
Investing
2071.
p.
Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
miles
1,500
corporation's
the
Divisional
long
Pacific
Geheral
corporation has called for redemption on July 1, 1956, certain of
3% %
sinking fund debentures due July 1, 1971 at 100%
plus
its
accrued
Bendix-Decca
the
interest.
Goldman,
Louis
across
Division,
Manager,
Payment
Sachs
Union
The
"grid"
and
test
a
picture
mobile
that
Canadian
helicopters,
for
Army
provide
can
ground units.
was
conducted
program
the
by
system
Co.,
&
Trust
323
called
debentures
will
30
Co.,
St.,
are
Nos.
viz;
following last two digits,
made
be
Pine
the
at
06;
and
6
07;
98
office
York,
New
North Broadway,
N.
of
and
7
and
at
agent,
the
St.
in
the
Mo.
those
99.—V.
the
or
Y.
St. Louis,
ending
183,
p,
2759.
and
units,
associated
Force,
with
Ground
in
In
In
Juii*
and
land
and
receiving
vehicles.
equipment
Bendix-Eclipse
for 'airbornei and
of
panada,
Ltd.,
»
is
determine
made
the
Arizona.
system's
Results
of
the
teats
wiH
be
used
also will
service indus¬
tries, and marine shippers through the U. S. Department of Commerce*
The Decca system has been accepted for official use In United King¬
dom air navigation and air traffic control.
The Royal N.ivjr and the
navies of Sweden, Norway, Denmark and France use
the Decca sys¬
available
and
than
more
Queen
equipped
to
the
applicability.
commercial
2,000
ships—including
Elizabeth,
•
-
the
Mary
and
advantage of
p.
'
•
'
i
liners
United
moter
Consolidated
Mining
suant
been
to
Haussermann,
the
favorable
reorganized
and
President,
the
a
vote
of
the
reincorporated
shareholders,
as
a
this
that
company
corporation
under
false
N.
has
the
whether
asserts
convicted
was
County,
on
denial
securities
the* Regulation
believe
Paul
suspension
or
that
(1)
Rowland
Jones,
order
a
pro-
March
on
order further
The
to
the
that
19,. 1956, in the Circuit
Ala.,
of
the -offense
of
Birmingham,
unregistered
and
to
In
A
violation
exemption
asserts
was
Calumet
a
referred
misleading with
disclose that the
"'hinh
Mr.
Tasha
by
C.,
Jones
would
the
is
are
that
failed
of
the
of
laws
unavailable
the
for
Commission
has
promoter of
to;
and
(2)
to
disclose
the
issuer,
that
the
in
or
its
the
offering
respect to—
"Hennessee"
properties in Yancy
the
the
realize
principal
stockholder,
$40,000 profit upon
and
that
purchase
of
Mr.
Jones
the
prop¬
The statement that the Administratrix of the Estate of Ella Clapp
had
orally committed to
in Mitchell
County,
considered
herself
lease
a
issuer;
and
it
Jones
above
Jones
erty
pur¬
announced,
was
subject of an option to purchase by
issuer for $75,000 from Tasha, Inc., were acquired by Mr. Jones
cost to him of $35,000 and were conveyed by Mr. Jones to Tasha,
which
and
announced
question
that Mr.
Mr.
failure
The
(a)
below.
21
it
made permanent.
makes
cause
of
circular Is
Countv.
of
June
sell
to
offering circular
at
on
Commission,
temporarily
from
order
issuer,
which
Thompson
W.
or
securities.
reasonable
2414.
Benguet Consolidated Mining Co.—Reorganized—
the
on
Jefferson
conviction
(b)
John
*
order
-
r
Co.
of
attempting
erties
Benguet
the
of
Calumet
States,
lie
de
France—are
navigation bv Decca
Benguet Consolidated, Ine.—New Name—
See
Birmingham, Ala.—Stock
Co.,
Exchange
an
exemption
vacated
Alabama,
data
and
issued
Commission's
Court
'
A
be
The
fcehedpter
Queen
with receivers to take
European waters.—V. 183,
in
Evaluation
airline,
has
request,
upon
obtained
were
Mining
denying and suspending a
registration under the Securities Act of
1933 with respect to the proposed public offering of 5,750,000 common
shares at 5 cents per share, pursuant to a Regulation A Notification
filed May 10,
1956.
The order provides an opportunity for hearing,
should
the
licensing agreement.
rights to the Decca system
Securities
15,
Regulation
of
Transport
licensed
Bendix
Pacific
Hollywood, Calif., for the manufacture and
North
Southeastern
to
be
when
The
and'
been
adopted by* the
Canadian Hydrographic'
operations of the Canadian East Coast:
]
transmitting
Hills
Offering Suspended—
recently
Air
in 1954 by
Bendix-Pacific.
Beginning last February, an extensive series of tests
were-Initiated by the U. S. Army at Fort Huachuca El-ctronie Proving
tem,
Calumet
other
t
Decca
i
.
a
Department
located
of
construction
securities
has
system
America,
proceeds
bonds
vessels
said
Canadian
The
sale
,
offer
to
proposes
sale
area
flight-position
system
primarily
Division,
•
SEC
1956,
to
radiowave
a
Overholser
Office,
covering
$5,000,000 of
first
mortgage
bonds,
due
1981, and 88,280 shares of its $10 par common stock.
The bonds are
to
5
filed
company
June 4 13,
5
a
common
Street Investing
fund
Assets
the
15.
is
Bendix-Decca
American
.
of
"
of
Rights to Decca—
and
an
the
to
Assistant
June
all-weather
marine
Atlanta Gas Light
in
use
licensed
been
on
manufacture
in
now
Overholser,
continuous,
to $6,250,000 and were
made partly to finance the
procurement of materials and supplies,
partly ta carry note* and "cco'mts receivable and partly -to finance the
expansion and growth of the business.—V. 181, p. 2926.
r
May
Pa.—
Commission—
•
participat¬
common
the
have
the
to
system,
Bendix-Decca
Mr.
and
portion of
rights
announced
shares
amendment.
the
equivalent
Bendix Aviation Corp.—Canada
on-
subscription
by
ing dealers
SEC
debentures,
until July J, 1964, and 63,614
The company proposes to offfer
holders of Its preferred stock,
of debentures for each preferred
stock.
subscription
5%
Waynesboro,
Inc.,
The
statement
of
convertible
common
for
The
registration
a
covering
July
debentures
chare
filed
company
15,
cls»s«-B
In
was
mutual
Securities and Exchange Commission—
aeries
the SEC
o
letter of notification with the
stock (no par) to be offered
underwriting.'. The proceeds are to be
filed
4
shares
corporation
•
Investing
the
as
with
shares
,1,850
estimated to cost $23 151 130: (.5-* oox cars;
flat cars; 32 coaches and 2 baggage-coaches.
Randolph,
to
earnings
and
personal holding company, it was announced on June 22
basis.
same
stcck
Co.;
&
This
in the period.
Profit
half pre-tax earnings
early
1955
company's management has high confidence
pects."—V. 183, p. 206.
Calif.—Registers With
100
Broad
orders.
incoming
letter of notification
a
A
the offering are—Dick & Merle-Smith: R. W. PressBaxter. Williams & Co.; Freeman & Co.; Gregory &
F^ns: Tra Faupt & Co.; The Illinois Co., Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Inc.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; McMascer Hu^hinson & Co.; Mullaney,
Wells & Co.; and F 3. Ye.ntis & Co. Inc.—V. 183, p. 2894.
,
told stockholders in his
President,
•
Hutzler
issue
entire
prich
the '
present level of activity and a record backlog," Mr.
added, "sales and earnings for the second half of fiscal 1956
be
greater than for the preceding six-month period and the
should
Arden Farms Co., Los Angeles,
or
view
Belock
airport.
new
as
obligations.
'
money
($100 per share), without underwriting.
used for working capital and for general
June
on
&
Interstate
the
This
after
Income,
$336,414,
an
in
$532,262
per share
outstanding. * This
the
ine
of
lull
a
was
cents
33
offered
operation
and
$684,614.
Net
Calif,
of
taxes
the
purchase
The certificates, second instalment of a
to yield from
4.375%, according to maturity. The group won
Associates
electro¬
backlog in
the half year ended April 30, 1956 amounted to $6,780,the $7,362,147 for the same months of the preceding
for
from
down
result of
a
as
Net sales
two
Marinette.—V.
In
Co.,
option
an
Angeles, Calif.—Files With
Exchange,
Maine
&
Bros.
cais;
for the six months ended April 30, 1956, first half of the
company's fiscal year ending Oct. 31, 1956. The current record backlog
compares with $17,700,000 a year earlier.
Production rates are being
Approved—
Coal
it
par
share,- without
per
equipment
report
Ansul
to
„
expansion.
Issuance
report
annual
last
be
Fruit
14,027
Salomon
Corp.—Reports Record Backlog—
new
filed
7
at
award of the issue
$130,793
'
chgs. & other deduc.
—V. 183, p. 2642.
for
4.25% to
of
corporation has booked
,
proposed issue of $18,510,000, are scaled
136,300
$129,742
Belock Instrument
306,381
69,406
taxes
the
1971, inclusive.
,
2297.
p.
Wyodak
granted
1954,
guarantee
class
oi'
to
corporation
The
after
taxes
Inc. after Fed. inc.
178,
com¬
of
Equipment Trust Certificates
& Co. Inc. and associates on
June 20 offered $4,200,000 of 4V£% equipment trust cer¬
tificates, series I, maturing annually, March 1, 1957 to
2,7,093
246,3-.2
income
June
on
Ridge
Boston
1955
income
-V.
value
Exchange Commission—
Offered—Halsey,
$6,425,469
income-!
on
on
that
said
company
in October,
must
Power
are
covering
used
Savers
Life
1956
taxes
taxes
shares of
market
purposes.
$11.50
at
be
$6,653,485
for
the
Wyo.,
shares
150
proceeds
SEC
*
sales
before
the
on
1874.
company
The
held'on Jti'.y
mailed to f
will
Belding Heminway Co., Inc. (& Subs.)---Earnings Off
Provision
based
Files With Securities and Exchange
;
consummation of the merger, stock of the merged company
in the ratio of 1.2 shares for each share of Bfrech^NuJ
one
Corp.
to issue such number of
$300,000
application
H'Hs
p.
Blue
of the two companies under the name
The merger agreement has been executed
3 Months Ended March 31—
1956—5 Mos.—1955
$3,970,261
$3,702,926
3,122,383
2,966,954
1956—Month—1955
$848,613
$777,235
659,232
630,827
revenues
oper.
Railway
-
R'ack
corporate
.
issued
be
Net
RR.—May Earnings Higher—
*
' *
ear'y in July.
Packing Co.
and
—V. 183, p. 2758.
company,
the
on
Development
Resources
proposes
return
both to be offered
The
"
Period End. May 31—
ether
181,
stock
of stockholders will be. called to be
special meetings
will
Securities and
-
Co.—Directors Approve Merger—
Inc.
Wyodak
Power
as
Blue Chip Stamp Co., Los
183,
merger
Savers,
Light Co.—Plans Financing—
to organize the Wyodak Resources Development Corp. Under tfce
of the option, if a subsidiary is to acquire the
properties and
terms
.
'*
Hills
its
lease,
below.
Co.
proposed
Life
to
N."Y.,
has
Campbell County,
poses
•
7;
,
the directors of this company and of Life Savers Corp.
20,
the
1956
Income
Ann
prolonged
a
stockholders
$50,000 will be
used to repay a bank loan, and the remainder will provide additional
working capital to be used to carry an increased volume of Inventories
und receivables necessitated by the company's sales volume.
Further
details
will
be. given
in the "Chronicle"
of July 2.—V.
183, p. 2758.
the
and
and
Utica,
Co.—Chairman Dies—
Optical
;
June
On
30,
46,440 shares of class B common stock (par $1) at $6.75
per share. The net proceeds from the sale of the class B
stock will go to certain selling stockholders.
PROCEEDS—Of
Lomb
Chemical
Beech-Nut
;
(par $1) and
nhare, and 20,500 shares of common stock
'
by
purchase equipment and structures, at an estimated cost of $557,141,
end to lease coal properties In Campbell County, Wyo.
To exercise
this option and to mine coal under the lease, Black Hills P^wer pro¬
286,577.
were
<(
.
approved
owned
402.
p.
to
39.22%.
for
Beech-Nut Packing
&
<enden
.1
Crut-
—
64%%
183,
it
between
June 8 filed a letter of notification with the
of.20-year 6% convertible debentures, due July
principal amount ato be iss ed in ex¬
par
subsidbrv,
The
Dow
—
.
permitting
merge.-
.
,
2534.
See
of
Mining Co.,
consideration.— V.
active
-
company
due 1973. The remainder are
accrued interest through Mohawi Valley
and Security and Bond Co., Lex¬
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V. 169,
stock
covering
766.
p.
the
proposition
A
the new issue. The stock will
be offered to holders of outstanding shares of its common stock ac¬
cording to their preemptive rights. Stockholders will be granted addi¬
tional rights to subscribe to shares not taken up by the exercise of
preemptive rights. The stock Issue will not be underwritten.
■
The company proposes to issue $1,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
maturity 1986, and to sell them to The Equitable Life Assurance So¬
ciety of the United States at a price of 99% and accrued interest.
'
Bay Refining Corp.—May Be Acquired—
said.—V* 183,
aniijuncement
me
the
company's common stock at the time of
1957, exclusive of tele-
ending April 30,
year
exceed
recorders,
■'
"
of
power
and Balatoc
Inc.
on
Inc.,
company
Black
mon
month of May
$3,330,000,
for the
by Howard E. Simpson,
20
^
&
after
Y„
of
the New York Stock
$10,030
at
Co.,
Ky.
own^d
Joseph F. Taylor, Chairman of the Board, died June 13 in Rochester,
page
shares
snare
1558.
—V.
N.
for
capital
for
applied to the Federal Power Commission for
authority to issue common stock and first mortgage bonds, and in
another
application requested authorization to assume
the liability
of guarantor of purchase
money obligations of its proposed
wholly-
income
Federal
for
ratio for the month of May was 77.51%
was
.
Bausch
the
business.
Black Hills Power &
tutional investors.
proceeds are to be added to working capital.
The
corporation develops and produces
magnetic tape recording
equipment In the United States.
Orders for models to be delivered
early in 1957 exceed $4,500,000, it was announced on June 20.
Sales
for the year ended April 30,
1956 totaled approximately $10,000,000.
i.s
for a lihe amount of debentures
This
,
revenue
handling
2758.
The
"f
una/r
which
of
ington,
for
provision
p. 658.
June
on
carloads
Set
was
p.
*
now
cf.ered
be
p.
exceeded $43,000,000, and the net income was approximately
was
of
share
of
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—May Earnings
The
Inc. below.
exchanged
The-T2,000,090
company.
extends
t^ne
anv
corporation
Investing
share
cents per share.—V. 183,
i
in
covering $205,009
1976
change
merger
$379,000,
was
old
12,000,000 shares
be
have been approved for trading on
charter
n^w
The
SEC
by Nathaniel Leverone, Chairman of the Board.
for the respective- quarters are not directly com¬
of
tlie
consiue.ation
company ~ in
of
will
Bennett-Ireland, Inc., Norwich, N. Y.—Files With SEC
second
the
for
company
new
viir
company
shares
expansion.
rn-ag"
is
on the 684,107 shares outstanding at March 19, 1955
approximately 41%,
Consolidated net sales of the company for the second quarter of the
It
has
this
xo
the new
of
structure of 18,000,000 shares and in
Consolidated, Inc.
present company," subject to its liabilities,
Bunguet
the
Eenguet Consolidated,
leaving net Income of $514,261.
For the same
the Rowe merger, sales were $12,026,575 and
net income after taxes was $283,204, or $.41 per share.
For the first two quarters of the current fiscal year, consolidated
sales of the company were $45,097,614 and income before provision for
Federal income taxes was $2,163,420. Tne provision lor Federal income
taxes was $1,060,000,
leaving net income of $1,103,420, equivalent to
$1.25 per share.
For the same period last year consolidated sales
were
$23,530,815 and
net income
after taxes
was
$620,276, or 91
Co.—98% Control Acquired—
Products Co.,
Universal
of
of
of
12,030,030
shares
.
of America—Earnings
earnings
and
by
company
The
14
figures
increase
taxes
1990, to be offered for public
intends to use the
American Totalisator
~
658.
the
to
quarter last year, before
company
Bee
•
Monday, June 25, 1956
.
capital
a
nam -
tran.aer.ea
These
fuv. fc
of
$334,000
1,: 1956
current fiscal year were $21,899,957,
and Income
Federal Income taxes was $893,261.
The provision
Swu.OJJ.dOJ
covering
18,
The
183, p.
sales
because
cents per
—an
oi
34-year debentures, due
sale at competitive bidding.
net proceeds for advances to
subsidiary and associated companies', for the purchase of stock of¬
fered for subscription by such companies,
for extensions, additions
nnd improvements to i-J own telephone plant;
and for general cor¬
porate purposes.
It. is anticipated that expenditures for new con¬
struction will exceed $2,000,000,000 for the year 1956.—V. 183, p. 2534.
Jrhe
July
on
of the former Rowe Corp, with Auto¬
matic Canteen on Sept. 30, 1955, earnings per share were 58 cents on
the
885,424
shares outstanding at March 17,. 1956, compared with
parable
Telegraph Co.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
company
filed a iegistration statement with the SEC on
July 1
Redemption—
redempt.on
Canteen Co.
June
on
the
While
the
under
Mass.—V.
Consolidated
American Telephone &
.
.
Exchange. The remaining 6,000,000 shares authorized und r the new
charter, will be retained in the treasury of the company for possible
debentures due July 1, 1968 at 100%
and accrued
Payment will be made at the Old Colony Trust Co., 45 Milk
Boston,
betu
new
with
assets
issuance
for
quarter of the current year, the 12 weeks ended March 17, 1956, were
substantially higher than for the same'quarter a year ago, it was u»-
Securities Act of 1933,
The registration
statement is designed to give the public information on which to base
a
decision as to whether securities should
be purchased,
Mr.
Grimmett is a former President of
the American States Oil
Co., organized in Illinois.—V. 130, p. 717.
filed
been
had
detached and collected in the
'
/
fund
Automatic
been selling American
registration statement
that Mr. Grimmett had
6," 1952, although no
said
Commission
The
„
for
called
been
have
sinking
St.,
Co.—Injunction Sought—
Commission asked on June 14 in Fed¬
New York City for an Injunction to restrain J. Tom
Pauls Valley. Okla., from selling the common stock of
without filing a registration statement with the Com-
in
Court
Grimmett
have
the
the
of
stock.
be
law,
iated
aiiorf
All
N. Y.
Atlas Plywood Corp.—Partial
There
Exchange
and
Securities
New York 4,
due July 1, 1956 should
manner.—V. 183, p. 2642.
Interest.
The
the
,
r
5%
stock,
American States Oil
ca..w
u«o
Coupons
usual
merger
Petrofina
American
.
company
Broad St.,
37
$11
at
Co.,
&
the
In
assist
Philippine
,^^3,600 of
its general mortgage 4%% bonds, series C, due July 1, 1972 at 101%%.
Payment will be made at the United States Trust Co. of New York,
The
.
f
V
Redemption-
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Partial
mailed to stockholders.
Wolters and Mr, Gilbert,
its class A common stock
exchange for each one share of Panhandle common stock. It Is also
planned that immediately a.ter consummation of the merger, American
Petrofina will offer to stockholders of Panhandle and to Compagnie
FJnanciere Beige des Petroles < Petrofina of Belgium) and to Canadian
Petrofina
the
opportunity to subscribe to additional "A" stock of
plan In detail will be
the merger
t*ng forth
■</•{ '
.
(3006)
N. C.,
bound
Mr. Jones the "Thompson" prop¬
which the issuer proposed to acquire,
and
would
not
have
entered
into
a
agreement with anyone else without Mr. Jones' consent, whereas,
appears
the administratrix had made no such oral commitment and
Volume 183
Number 5545
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
..
.
3
(3007)
did
not
consider
herself
herself and the issuer
exclusive
option
bound
until
the
that
the
does
option
on
leased
have
not
the power
and
that
land
under the will to
the
issuer could
market
a
for
the
to
proposed
ore
In
■
addition,
the
order
that
asserts
I
Union Bag &
''
.
.
'
below.r—V. 171,
Paper Cirp.
x
r
-
it
and
and
the
March
of
12,
GIVING
Mississippi
1956. *
EFFECT
.
of
♦As
and
March
9, '
corporation
the
•
.
The
to
investment
offered
be
advisers
for.
is
(par
Authorized
that
Outstanding
400,000 shs.
stock
common
MCC
290,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
be
can
sold only
to
and
available
banking
in
a-loan
will
of
be
institution
of
class
A
such
or
under
lending
agency,
or
for
Cooperatives.
connection therewith.
ownership
$2,750;000
arranged
Bank
received
Towne,
New
Ifork, and Mutual Funds Statistical Surveys. Limited,
Kenneth S. Van Strum is listed as President.
..
*;•
.....
< PuUi'e
offering Is expected
between
time
some
Inc.,
July
Fund7.200,000
Shares,
not
public
shares
common
No
sum
as
been
"■
'
f
.
900,00Q
Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis
900,000
P.iter
class
B
stock
common
with:
a
This
has
■
filed
:
an
,
and
the. proposed
tion
of
expansion of one
additional
an
generating
of these .developments
N.
Norwood,
C.
the
t
The
N.
and
C.,
Tillery
Blewett
The
to
Falls
expansion
license
has
the
Blewett
installation
which
includes
the
$3,175,000.—V.
of
183,
for
at
Tillery
Estimated
dam.
Inc.—Proposed Merger—
2535.
.p-
*
June 4 filed- »• letter- of
on
$109,245.50
principal
amount
notification with the SEC
6%
of
convertible
subordinated,
Colorado Resources, Inc.—Stock Offered—A. T. Geyer
Hunt, of New York City, on June 6 offered 150,000
speculation.
a
PROCEEDS—The
other
stock
common
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Sales and Earns. Higher—
share,
per
month
£
of
corporate
the
For
the
Profit
and
five
of
$61,398,002.
previous year
$2,971,455{
was
months
the
live
ended
months
.stock
as
May
of
,
_
(par 10 cents)
at $2 per share
>
,
...
proceeds
for
to
used
be
for drilling
pay
and
and
properties
for
the
first
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
'
Authorized
FINANCING '
No.
of
—V.
$1.49
1956
*
$100
Jack
8,375,108
panies
Electric
Co., Inc.
Bonds
—
from
ry.
has
filed
Electric
an
Cooperative,
Inc.,
of
Johnson,
Federal
project
ry.
Vt.,
filed
Is
of
cost
$2,400,000.—V.
Moab
183,
the
Central
Vermont
Public
project
Group
1955
1954
•
$163,468
$313,034
108,008
41,145
127,147
47,145
20,018
Negotiations
the
leading
capital
stock
to
of
the
acquisition
Fairmont
Blyth & Co., Inc. and Richard J.
:
Aluminum
Buck
Citizens Utilities Co.—Sells
See
this
by
&
corporation
Co.
Co.
See
all
conducted
were
also
of
by
183, p. 2895.
V.
of
Washington Water Power Co. below
V.
183,
1,337,941
1,113,957
761,812
1,234,785
398,041
220,294
Clinton Machine
224,750
172,039
111,282
'r Mr. Thomas reported' that
the
last
year's
record
which
company
sales in the
predicted
Earnings
increase
Sales
the
last
over
.
fiscal
it
announced
was
borrow
aggregating
sums
July
June
on
13
and
Sept.
has
14,
$35,000,000
received
$611,230
years
are
out¬
high
$1.04
to
the
following
The
$600,000;
from
18
com¬
Ohio
subsidiaries
Fuel
Gas
for
the
purchase of current
Atlantic Seaboard
$16,000,000;
Co.,
Central
Kentucky Natural Gas Co., $300,000;
and Heat Co., $6,600,000;
and Home Gas
a
Light
Seaboard;
a
said
company
May
on
Corp.
7
(Miss.)—Stock
offered
289,986
Offered—The
shares
of
class
A
stock at par ($25 per
share) through the Missis¬
sippi Chemical Corp.-on a best-efforts basis.
common
PROCEEDS—The
used
to
plant
construct
adequate
their preferred
day
a
proceeds
the
sale
all
of
be
a
200
ton
per
day
the
will
be
fertilizer
stockholders
is economically
feasible, will be constructed.
If
the
scale
of
the
plant is reduced
to 200 tons per day, the unit cost of
manufacturing will be increased.
The
proceeds
in
escrow
as
the
from
the
sale
Dec.
31,
1956,
until
directors
judgment,
of
sufficient
Coastal
funds
of
class
or
A
which
stock
common
until
Chemical
are
plant,
such
time
Corp.
available
to
will
to
prior
determines
of such facilities.
be
placed
that date
that,
the
finance
be
in
its
a
high
redeemable
103.38%
on
for
if
the
to
June
into
at
analysis
was
water
organized
soluable
primarily
fertilizer
to
1980.
retirement
of
plant.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William Dana Seibert, President. Published twice
The
(Reg.
Debentures
and
scale
of
stock
capital
Sold
$30
at
1950.-
the
quarterly
share.
per
TO
paid
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
'
$061,0001,287,000
1,
1976—
1978—
.
886,500
1,
1,600,000
5,Q05 shs.
cumulative
bonds
*
1,000,000
23,500 shs.
4,925 shs.
7,000 shs.
425,000 shs.
issued
are
under
and
355,840 shs.
secured
by an Inden¬
(predecessor of
Co.
&
Is
underwriters
acting
named
representative,
as
supplemented
so
below,
for
have
whom
severally
East¬
agreed
company
Shares
tha
Dillon
&
Co
&
Blair
18,500
&
Brooke
Masten
&
Co.,
Penington, Colket &
Reynolds & Co., Inc.
Schmidt,
2,000
2,000
Poole,
Co
2,000
4,500
Roberts
&
Parke
2,000
2,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner—
Barney & Co
6,000
Stroud
Townsend,
4,500
2,000
Smith
Bodlne
&
2,000
&
5,500
3,000
Co
2,000
Inc.
Co.—
Curtis
2,000
______
Co
&
E.
2,000
&
Crouter
Drexel
Inc—
Inc
&
&
&
Newburger & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson
3,000
Company
DeHaven
Dulles
A.
&
Co
Co.
Boenning
Janney,
2,000
2,000
Parker
Co
&
&
Shares
2,000
Co
6,000
&
Suplee,
Co.,
Inc
Yeatman
&
Co.,
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
2,000
Harrison
2,000
Thayer, Baker & Co
2,000
5,500
Woodcock, Hess & Co., Inc.
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
2,000
&
Hemphill,
Co
Noyes
Hornblower
—V.
.
183,
&
&
Co
Weeks
Inc.
5,500
2,000
2,000
2649.
p.
r.
*
■
'
.
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp. (&
Subs.)—Earnings Up
3 Months Ended March 31—
1956
19^5
$1,875,999
$1,586,537
263,691
183,756
Rev. from leased
machinery, sales of machinery,
products, supplies, etc
chemical
income
before
for
taxes
Federal
taxes
Income
on
113,151
90,651
$150,540
$93,105
—
per
Net
income
Common
Per
r
shares
share
of
During
340.336
stock
common
March
plans
tional facilities at Compo Chemical's
It is estimated that these new
rang¬
the
of
end
1956.—V.
312,364
$0.42
completed
were
183,
p.
share
prices
redemption
15, 1957
June
to
to
of
funds,
the
The
sinking
sale
of
to
fund
these
100%
if
redemption
debentures
outstanding short-term
Incurred
volume
general
the
from
finance
unfilled
and
company's
to
for
the
$0.27
construction
of
addi¬
manufacturing plant at Mansfield.
will
be
ready
for
occupancy
1228.
will
borrowings from
inventories
resulting
with the remainder to
available
$25,000,000
required
as
addition
property
in
con¬
program
1956-58.
steam
of
generating
chemical
water
$2,204,000
of
Of
heaters,
range
compared
with
the
offering
selling
one
for
of
the
boilers and
soil
the
major
manu¬
Industry, of
certain
fabricated
pulp
products,
such
as:
$46,339,000
and
$1,989,000
For the calendar year 1955, earned
$135,778,000 and net Income $5,625,000.
to
90.5%
for
billings
the
net
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
3%%
sinking fund
conv.
Capital
debs,
due
subordinated debs,
stock
($1
par
value)
1979
due 1981
FINANCING
Outstanding
$15,000,000
$15,000,000
15,000,000
15,000,000
*7,500,000 shs.
3,173,744 shs.
Issuing
price
of
of
per
by
the
the
and
the
Van
several
to
to
be
on
the
be
paid
offered
company.
agreement
Alstyne,
stock
share
Initial
the
by
between
Noel,
related
American
to
underwriters
the
is
to
by
certain
The
the
to
Stock
initial
selling
public
company,
the then
Exchange.
the
cur¬
Tha
company
and selling
be an amount equal
public offering price.
and
electrical generating equipment.
It also engages in the man*
of allied products, including electrical and mechanical
equip¬
pneumatic and hydraulic testing equipment, and pumping equip¬
ufacture
ment,
ment.
same
and
are
by
fixed
be
The
company's principal business is
the design,
engineering and
production of specialized lines of aircraft servicing and testing equip¬
ment
pipe.
1955.
were
price
stockholders
also
is
200,000
will
stockholders
market
of the largest domestic manufacturers
equipment
shares,
100,000
and
price
Net
proceeds to the company from its sale of the 100,000 shares will
be
added
as
sales
300,000
stockholders
and
one
units
recovery
EARNINGS—For the four months ended April 30, 1956 earned billings
and net sales of the
company amounted to $48,895,000 and net income
period
corporation on June 15 filed a registration statement with tha
covering 300,000 shares of its 10 cent par common stock, to ha
for
public sale by a group of underwriters headed by Van
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
'
offered
purchase
flash
drying
and
Incineration
systems,
p.nd
of
products.
The company also manufactures other
automatic
This
SEC
rent
BUSINESS—Corporation is
large
Consolidated Diesel Electric Corp., Stamford, Conn.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
larger
orders,
be
construction
construct
—
optional
prior
15,
proceeds
were
with
facturers
to
of
Oct.
Redpath
Central
of
•
increased
nection
for
redeemed
after
or
which
an
added
3'/b%
operate
Inc.
-
BUSINESS—Corporation
notes
100%.
used
from
of
stock
soluble
patronage rights.
A 300_ton a day plant is
if funds are inadequate to construct a 300
however,
plant,
from
operate a.high analysis water
facilities to meet the demand of
with
through
contemplated;
ton
net
and
convertible
are
debentures
banks
Chemical
of
$800,000
are
PROCEEDS—Net
.
end
converting,
>
cents
EFFECT
the
of
has
company
additions
from
price is
day at its
Coastal
and
Engineering,
debentures
since
program
mortgage as
being herein called the "indenture").
Dillon
Bache
Net
redeemed
the company is
making approximately 7,000 en¬
Maquoketa, Iowa, plant and plans are being made
to further expand production facilities.—V.
176, p. 1376.
gines
22,019
maturity.
The
ing
providing service
in northeastern
acquisition of other com¬
Dec:
purchase and the
before
until
20
stock
due
mortgage
Auchlncloss,
Co.,
closed.
a
the
of
company
due
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—
The
2535.
The
share,
387%,
year's earnings of $157,690 or 27c per share.
doubled, totaling $32,720,692 up from $18,449,524 in
or
GIVING
,
1956.
14,
for
ago.
1955
stock
the
preferred
has agreed to sell to them severally
number of shares set
opposite their names below;
SEC
$15,000,000 of 3%% convertible subordinated debentures,
due June 15, 1981, at 100% and accrued interest.
This
offering was quickly oversubscribed and the books
year.
Thomas
Mr.
to
year
all-time
another
ten
August
5'/2%
amended
Battles
The First Boston Corp. and associates on June 30 offered
previous
almost
were
1955
amounted
year
only
fiscal
new
and
established
was
First
Provision
Co.—Reports Record Earnings—
from
loans
and
ture-of mortgage between Commonwealth
Telephone Co.
the company)
and Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co. as rTrusteei dated
&& of April 1,
1940, as amended and supplemented by six supplemental
indentures (the aforesaid indenture of
also has received Commission authorization to advance
gas;
Atlantic
p.
Sales
and
earnings
were
the
highest in
the
company's
history
during the 1956 fiscal year which ended Feb.
29,' Donald Thomas,
President, reported to stockholders on June 18.
stripping
the
to
Its
general corporate funds to be used for such purposes
may determine.
The company may devote all or part
its operations for the purpose of diversify¬
ing its products, but has no present plans to use the increase in cash
and working capital for any particular
purposes other than for cur¬
rent operations and financing inventories and accounts receivable.
'
The
selling stockholders
are
Norman
I.
Schafler, President, and
of
directors
these funds
U. S. Patent Office)
to expanding
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
a
week [every Thursday
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical Issue on Monday] Other offices: 135 S. La 8alle Street, Chicago 3, DUnoli
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E.
C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1956 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March
3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $60.00 per year; in Dominion of
Canada, $63.00 per year. Other Countries, $67.00 per year.
°
NOTE:
On
account
of
the
fluctuations in
the rate
of
J
-
.
C,
*
215,796
Kentucky.
three subsidiaries propose to use the funds for construction purr
poses, estimated to involve expenditures of $31,829,708 in 1956.—V. 183,
!
'
B,
Eastman,
Combustion
•
•
primarily
and
5 •%-cumulative
Common stock ($10 par value)—:
530,817
2180.
p,
por-
company
1956
growth
E, 3%%, due Oct. 1, 1980—
preferred stock ($100 par vt(lue)
A, 5V2%
cumulative
Series
The
Washington Properties—
29,
.
has- increased
common
D,
Series
49,193
In
addition, Columbia has received SEC authorization to purchase
$6,300,000 of additional common stock and $9,700,000 of notes of Ohio
Fuel; $2,500,000 of additional common stock and $3,400,000 of notes
Negotiated Acquisition
-
-Series
to
$1,500,000.
of
xk%,\
'
between
Manufacturers
Cerro de Pasco Corp.—Bankers
Feb.
normal
the
bonds
year.-
Independent
an
on
leduce
mortgage
this
Series
Series
man,
1953
.
536,036
to
company
Corp.,
Is
UNDERWRITERS—The
$286,037
Income
banks
$25,000,000
project
the
on
C,*4%,
4%,
Series
-
and
140,239
2072.
p.
Inventory
Service
1965.
p.
'•
*
Basin
1—
corporation,
The
first
First.mortgage bonds issued in series;
Series A, 33/4%, due April 1, 1970__
Series B, 3%%, due Oct.
1, 1975—
Series
57,670
railway
authorization
appli¬
an
in January, 1955 for a
proposed $2,260,000 hydroelectric
approximately the same site.
estimated
183,
mercial
further
of
later
Authorized
~
$329,914
,
railway
oper.
This
number
CAPITALIZATION
V
*
Bloren
■
Investors
^ Dividends—Since
year.
per
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—To Borrow From Banks—
the
on
railway
Jan.
from
Net
Power
cation
The
Lost
railway
Income
from
Net
—V.
application with the
Commission for a license for a
proposed hydroelectric
Lamoille River in Franklin
County, Vt.
at
and
oper.
From
Gross
Central Vermont Public Service
Corp.—New Project—
_
Hill
1956
from
Net
Placed
June 1, 1986.—V. 183, p; 767.
Vermont
Pot
April-
corporation
work
_
$2.22
this
dividends
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.—Earnings—»
Privately—The company has placed privately, through
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and White, Weld & Co., an issue
of $5,000,000 3 % % first
mortgage bonds, series G, due
•
assessment
7,316,802
Net
This
of
The Slick Rock Claim Group of 13 unpatented mining claims reported
company control are located
in San Miguel County,
Colo.—
V. 183, p. 2180.
Gross
•
claim
per
,
3,293,600
to sell $2,500,000
Institutional
55,557
telephones
Pennsylvania. Through
.
under
183, p. 2534.
Central Louisiana
Il]j3t p. 2760.
Corp.—Debenture Sub-'
41/2% convertible deben-s
was
PRIVATE* FINANCING—To
expects
t6
Lucky Mike Group of claims consists of eight unpatented claims
fractions, located in Saguache County, Colo.
and
1955
$2.43
above.—V.
Gas
'-PROCEEDS—The company will use the proceeds to retire
part of its
which are expected to total $4,000,000
by the
of June.
;
-
8,000,362
share
Natural
on
consisting of 35 un¬
patented mining claims are located in Gunnison County, Colo.
The Little
May P Claim Group of 24 unpatented mining claims are
located in Gunnison County, Colo.
1
3,293,600
shares,
common
1,000,000 shs.
1
common
Co.
outstanding bank loans
The
183,
Co.—Earnings Up—v
9,058,862
per
cents)__
10
Outstanding
304,750 shs.
principal uranium mine In the Gunnison district is the Los
Ochos developed by the Thornburg Mining Co., and it is located
along
Cochetopa Creek, about 15 miles southeast of Gunnison.
per-
1955.—V.
Co*—Proposed Tie-In—
Electric
j
The
share
per
or
require
1955.
__
for
"
.
—~$50,643,132 $49,178,418
12,038,357
11,388,799
z.
—
—
common
Earned
of
months
inccme
Available
com¬
.
.
(par
"
of 50 Broad Street., New York, N. Y., was
April 6, 1956, in Delaware, for the purpose of engaging in
mining business and primarily to acquire, explore and develop
certain properties.* •"
' *
•
\
.
revenues
income
stock
'
the
were
of
250,000
I Commonwealth Telephone Co., Dallas, Pa.—Stock Of¬
fered—Eastman, Dillon & Co. on June 2(1 headed a group
of underwriters offering publicly
100,000 shares of com-;
mon stock ($10 par
value) at $14.50 per share. This of¬
fering was quickly oversubscribed.
BUSINESS—Company,
,
The
•
12 Months Ended May 31—
Operating
$2.38
or
of. $12,843,647,
five
r
"
.
$21,526,968,
profit
Central Illinois Public Service
Net
the'
$278,-.
were
months
Edison
&
Tl?e company is-pursuing an aggressive
telephones in its system to dial operation.
.....
GIVING
■■'**■'.
-
cents,
.
five
Gas
to
..
.
will
machinery and acquisition of
purposes.
1
,
for
250,000
sold by the underwriters, headed by*
Scott & Stringfellow. See details in V.
183, p. 2649:
The properties of the company consist of 89 unpatented claims which
the company's sales
was
to
•
.
,
61
company's sales
35, cents per share of
or
31
1956
compared
stock
common
1965.
:
Gross
of
Profit
the
compared to $208,938,023 lor the-first
as
fox
share
I
profit
the
'
common
p.
in
stock.
945,132,
of
profit
1956
May
sales
on
•
,
organized
month
same
$45,805,412
mon
of
stock
common
-
Common
announced
14
-
$5,504,108.
was
For
June
Inc.
BUSINESS—Company
net
of claims,
CAPITALIZATION
on
American
tion^$106,0.00,
.
-
company
G. H. Walker $ Co.
2760.
p.
Commonwealth
See
1
The
450,000:
$1,173,000
recently offered to common stockholders at 101
$1,067,000 were subscribed for and the unsubscribed
-
due
exploration
i
£
450,000.
Co
tures
•/
used,
working capital, construction, purchase of Dover plant, etc.—V. 165,
3392.- • .
- •»'
■
• .
'
'
'
as
is
cost
&
450,000
183,
450,000"
Co._——,—1
Fojger, Nolan, JTepiing*
W. B. Hihbs & CO., "
'
Securities
■Corp.
,?
r
-
450,000
900,000
Co.__
&
Commonwealth
rate
shares of
and
555.
p.
1611.
.
&
Is proposing under the requested
horsepower turbine connected
the
&
900,000
450,000
end
31,100
a
Co
Co
par
>
the
on
Co
&
Wertheim
»■
900,000
-
Weld
American
or
June 1, 1966 to be offered to holders of common stock at
ofr$1.30 of debentures for each share held, without uriderwrit-,
-ing. Each debenture is convertible at the rate of 18 shares of common'
for each $100 face amount of
debentures., The proceeds are to be
the
Rockingham,,
of 62.000 kilowatts,
approximately 27,000 kilowatts,
is
generator
development- is
capacity
company
installation
22,000-kilowatt
a
Falls
the Tillery plant near
installed
an
notes,
p.
existing developments are the< Tillery and the Blewett Falls.
Tillery is located on the Yadkin, Uwharrie and Pee Dee Rivers
near
covering
idstalla-}.
by
"
&
,
unit.;
The
Pee Dee River about 25 miles below
183, p.
Lisbon Valley Uranium Co. below.—V. 183,
The corporation
i
application with the Federal. Power v.
Commission requesting a license for two existing hydroelectric develop,-L
tlients on ttie Yadkin, Uwhaxrie, and Pee Dee .Rivers in North Carolina*
.company
Secu-
Witter
E'berstadt
F.
.
Beane____
Corp.
White,
—V.
or
&
Webster
&
rities
Colonial Utilities Corp., New York, N. Y.—Files With
Securities-and Exchange Commission—
>*
v■
l Carolina Power & Light Co.^-Proposed Expansion—
The
^See
,,
exceeding 425,000, for; which it can find purchasers.
The_
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
-
unissued
debentures;
scriptions—-Of the
-
from
number of:
additional
such
but
Dean
may
made
the
Boston
Fenner
agreementJ
as
the New
such
has
of
First
Stone
loan
a
commitment
the stockholder.—V.
Colohoma Uranium,
16.
offering
amendment. "-
\
and
authorized
Estabrook <fc
,
the option of
at
r.
Hayden, Stone ic Co'., the Underwriter, has agreed to purchase
the
83,073
were
■
,
,
and
there
900,000
stock
of Montreal.
..
July 10
1956
Glore, Forgan & Co.__
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
of $25 gives, the holder
thereof the preferred patronage rightpurchase,, during each ; fiscal, year, .- any manufactured fertilizer <
products of the. corporation up ta a purchase, price- of $37,50 (IV2
times the par value of the stock), the choice of such
products to be
public saie.by jiayden, Stone & Co.
&
30,
for
Corp. $3,200,000
Blyth & Co., Inc'.__^._„_
3,200,000
MCC,"
will
value
Strum
April
reserved
amounts
The
purchase all -said class B stock
voting Control of Coastal Chemical Corp. Except for the
own
some
*
1,000,000 shs.
cepts)
25
by-laws class B
Orleans
v
^ l
B
contemplated-that
The
the Fund 'are Van
of
of
Issuance under the Restricted Stock
Option Plan.
500,000 authorized but unissued shares are reserved fpr
conversion of
the debentures at the initial conversion
price thereof. *,
UNDERWRITERS—The .underwriters named below have severally
agreed to purchase from the company the following respective
principal
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
(par $25)
A
class
anticipated
needed
with
>
Ltd., .Montreal,
stock
is.
will
It
be
registration statefneat with the' SEC cohering 625,000 shares of its
common-stock,
,
amount
on
This newly-organized Canadian investment company on June 15 filed </ to
a
f
V
State
granted
value thereof, class A common stock and class B common
identical, with each share carrying the right to one vote.
par
•• .<■>
.
the
of
on
stock class
♦Under
1
r"
.
-
Canadian Inteinational Growth Fund,
Canada—Registers With SEC—
/
1782.
p.
laws
'
♦Common
.
Camp Manufacturing Co.» Inc.—Proposed Merger—
See
the
organized
Common
are
'
the
upon
shares
'.
„
the
of
use
largely
Corp.- was
,
offering circular in
connection with the offering of Calumet shares "would operate as a
fraud and deceit upon the purchasers thereof.'—V. 183, p. 2534.
,
depend
Chemical
»
of alleged oral,
produced by the
be
will
Coastal
CAPITALIZATION
•V
specific
issuer.
of
duly
was
.
selected
available.
under
.
«
of
•
lease and
a
obtain
not
1956,
»
finally
capital
charter
The
that said adminis-
execute
performance of the purported lease and option; and
.(d) The failure to disclose the source and nature
assurances
production
been
and
granted an
the administratrix of the
to
said
between
equity
has
issuer
purchase 714 acres from
estate Qf Ella Clapp Thompson, whereas it appears
tr.atrix
lease
purported
signed;
was
The statement
:(c)
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
*
.
'
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(3008)
Schafler,
Rubelle
Schafier
Mrs.
director,
a
will
continue,
benefit of her two children, 30,000
trustee for the
held.—V.
183,
Delta Air Lines,
the
Corp.—Colvin President
Philip 8. Fogg, as Chairman of the Board, has announced that as of
June 21 Hugh F. Colvm succeeded him as Pres.dent.
.
f Mr.
Fogg will continue as Chief Executive Officer and will remain
in control of general company policy, but, will be principally concerned
with" the corporation's long-range
expansion and capital financing
-
.
.
corporation
SEC
purposes.
will be greatly accelerated during the next few years. .
,Mr.-Colvin will be responsible for general management and daily
direction of the business. He has served as Vice-President and General *
Manager of-the firm since July, 1953.—V: 183, p". 2760.
to
any
agreed
that
brders
world's
The
purpose/
i
•
and
newest
airliner,, the Golden
Arrow,
with
This company arid five of its subsidiaries have filed financing pro¬
posals with" the SEC; and the Commission'ha* given interested persons
June 29, 1956, -to request a hearing, thereon.
/.:
"The proposal contemplates
that Consolidated will issue and sell,
at competitive bidding, $30,000,000 of debentures due, 1981. - As a standby arrangement and pending completion ,of the debenture financing, ;
Consolidated proposes to make bank borrowings of $10,000,000 on July,
1,- 1956; and may make additional hank borrowings of'
borrowings would be repaid from'the proceeds
of* debentures. .
•
* /
The, bank
-Definitive, 3
—V.
:
a
-
-
proposed'that Consolidated will loan $25,600,000 to its
meet their construction requirements, as follows: The
East Ohio Gas Co., $7,500,000r Hope natural Gas Co., $4,000,000; The.
Peoples Natural Gas Co., $4,500,000; New York- State Natural. Gas
Corp., $9,500,000; and The River Gas Co., $100,000, The subsidiaries
will issue long-term ,non-negotiable notes to. Consolidated as evidence ,
of-these borrowings. • East Ohio and New York State -will issue an"
It is'further
of
$1,500,000
and
V.
$1,000,000.
Peoples,
183, p.
■
.
.*
-
*■
•
high
company
With
The
/
Elwortby
'
offered
also
company
amount of
The
Ginther,
publicly
5L,QOO shares of
cumulative
5%
—V.
^equipment.
BUSINESS—The
t
company,
»tvas .incorporated in Ohio on
Miles Avenue,
13900
June 6,
Cleveland
Ohio,
5,
first
six
fireplaces, outdoor fireplaces, fireplace dampers, area walls, attic
ventilators, ashpit dOors, access dobrs, crawl space doors, dutch oven
on.
•April 30,
1955,
on
a
of
V
,
,
.
.
183,
p.
($100 par value)—I.™($100 par value)
Outstanding
4,000 shs.
4,000 shs.
i—:
2,959 shs
4,000 shs.
*
*
2289.
printing concern was made on June 19 by an
banking syndicate managed by Harriman
Ripley & Co. Inc., which offered 573,575 shares of the
company's common stock at $27.50 per share. Of the
total shares, 420,000 represented new financing by the
company and 153,575 shares were sold for certain stock¬
holders. This offering was oversubscribed and the books
closed.
.'
Telephone Co.—JPxoposed Merger--
-
-
-
Crestmark Cruisers, Inc.—Stock Offered—The
'ration
June
on
20
offered
publicly
oi; present and future customers,. the -company has planned a
is expected to approximate
Principal
- plants
are -in
Chicago,- 111:,J arid OrawfordsviHe, ^Ind. "The
offers complete facilities. for photo-engraving; type-compost
letter-press., offset end gravure printing; .magazine, book catalog
and
pamphlet - binding; and for the mailing arid shipping of its
products.. It prints .and binds a, major ..portion .of several of the
;larger nationally distributed publications .including- "Farm Journal,*/
"Life," "Look," "Time" and "Town Journal", magazines, and the
"Encyclopedia Britannica," -"COmptoh's Pictrired' Encyclopedia" and
-
-
cbrpoT
"The World Book Encyclopedia.", It also prints and.binds
of
The offer*
<
EARNINGS^The - company1 fcas earnfed'
-dividends
energy,
^
field
-
for which .Daystrom
its
on
common
stock
in
'
.
cash
For
•operates
the
Krieger,
President,
announced
- •
'
Authorized
.-
.♦First mortgage sinking fundfbonds_/_ •
/Other.indebtedness
Common "stock
*There bonds
i '
-
($5.
-were
par
value)
______
v
-
$2,433 500
an
and
»
Bay
to make
a
major
capital investment in
developing the
^
.** / ;
* •** ? ; ' * ")
modern oil refinery-near the mouth ojt
of Bay City. Its associate. Bay Pipe Line,
crude oil pipe line system-with connections- for - large- sup(-
a
a
.
on June 20 offered publicly "as. a speculation"
issue of 99,000 shares of common* stock« (par. 50 cents)
at $2.50 ,per
•
are
shs.
share.
Of the shares offered^ 90,000 shares
for the account of the company,
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to be received/by Dryer Co. are to be
used to purchase machinery and equipment, pay for improvements to
•plant "facilities; bud used" for" working* capital and.-other corporate
issued
by the company's, wholly-owned subsidiary,
Co., Inc.
Additional first mortgage
sinking fund bonds may1 be issued under the,
mortgage * by R. It.
Donnelley-Crawfordsville Co.; Inc.,.under certain--circumstances in an
,R,. R.. Donnelley-Crawfordsville
-
company
,(Fla.)
.1,383,172
-2]s29,000
this
Dryer Co. of America, Inc.—Stock Offered—Floyd D.
;Cerf, Jr. Co., of Chicago (111.), Boston (MassJ/and Miami
*
Outstanding
:
•'
5,000,000 shs.
Co.—-Proposed Acquisition—
plies of crude oil from United States and. Canada.—V-,183, p/ 2761.
"
Daystrom completely. out of the
N
amount not, to
**
exceed
purposes.
1
'
$65,000. .due under. a ...purchase - money -mortgage -on - real
estate payable-in-equal annual; installments
from rAug. 15* 1957 to
*
/ 1961, andJ.' ^i'318»172 payable/>$31,385Jmonthly to 'Oct.
15,'
•L -V11®®1,
conditional sales .agreement;between ca- customer? and - a
u
~£lint
~
•;
.
d-by- ^
— •
and sale of
,
a
of; Up/to. 110,000".shirts' urider
a-
•
-
-
hair dryers used in .washrooms of gas stations,'- office buildings; industrlaT plants, schools;, hospitals and a wide variety, qf- public buildings,
/it plans ,to commence production' of ;two types of- haad; hair and face
eic6triC dryers'lor honieaise; Trie ^co'mpany aiso produces and markets
"*
°A certain/presses dnstalled -at/the/company's^- •"a 'line .pfvenjergriioy
of the"
tShareholders have approved/issue,
,-..../
(
company is principally engaged to: the production
complete line of Single and dual nozzle electric-hand and
BUSINESS—The
$5,000,000.
tIncludes
'•
paid
since. 1911.
Chemical
'jot~"195?. -~
Bay Refining operates
•the Saginaw; river north
CAPITALIZATION ^GIVING -EFFECT. rfO~ PRESENT- FINANCING:
formed to handle export
printing; equip/ment business. Daystrom's working capital of $18,482,000 at the end
"of'the fiscal, year was higher than at -any previous year-end -in' the
company's history.
.
.
Sales.of $63,193,000.were the second highest-, on record.as compared-to $74,749,000-the previous -year; • Completion of majoy. military
!6«$^ractsJcaused-the. sales decline,r Mr.' Jones said,; but pointed out
?
that, the backlog of military -orders. was-$18,100,000.against. $13,800,000
the -preceding year and that commercial, sales were
/increasing^
•.. Earnings
after 'substantial"" write-offs
and * one-time '. expenses,
amounted to $1,784,000 .compared .to - $1,716,000 " the previous year.
riet profit" arid
a
every, year
,
.The. sale, of American..Type Founders for approximately $9,000,000
"!n August has -taken
G.
City operations, -Mr-. -Schuette said. It is* anticipated that "the
plant would be completed and go into production toward the end
Bay
new
,
all "activities in the atomic
makes control. instruments and
was
-
Krieger said.
Dow. expects
;
1955,* net" sales aggregated $96,404,000 arid net income was
$6,600,000, equal to $3 per common share. For the first four months
of .1956, the;
company had-net sales of; $36,519,000 and net income
.'of $2,611,000, compared with, net sales of $30,872,00 Oand
riet income
.of; $2,056,000 for the similiar
period of 1955/J
'
•
is" now ^handling
systems. Daystrom International Division
sales of electronic equinment.
1,000
•year
*
.
over
•
President, on June 13 in the company's annual
"report for the year ended March 31-, 1956, reported that two mew
Daystrom divisions had been organized late in the fiscal year., Day.
-
&
•
different'telephone directories including those-for & number of major
cities antra substantial part of the
Montgomery• Ward & Co.,.Inc.
:and
Sears, Roebuck ' and Co.* catalogs.
In
addition the' company
produces a variety of other printed matter including biblies, religious
•publications, school books and other books.
/""•'* I
Daystrom Inc.—Sales and Earnings—.
Division
9,000
13,000
Co,9,000
Harold E. Wood & Co
2.00Q
Woodard-Elwood & Co._—
2,000
Witter
Dean
•
company
"Thomas Roy Jones,
Nuclear
1,500
H. Walker & Co
White, Weld & Co.—
2,000
2,000
13,000
-
2,000
Refining Corp.- are considering
acquisition of Bay Refining by Dow, they announced on June 13.
Dow's Midland Division * is * taking an .option to buy Bay- Refining
arid Its associate, the Bay Pipe; Line Corp., both headquartered. at
Saginaw (Mich.), and-with operations in Bay City (Mich.) they said.
No change in the present operations of the Bay companies is being
considered,
according -to *W. Rolland Stewart, * Vice-President and
General Manager of Bay Refining. "We plan to continue, our present
'activities in the'refining' and
distribution of. gasolinri and burning
oils -indefinitely-,", be * said,-"and - expect' to- maintain our
favorable
position in the.Northern -Michigan and Thumb area-markets."
DoW'tf plans are to build a plant for petrochemicals production 03
"property it-5owns adjacent to'the Bay' Refinery and to "coordinate
production at this plant with its production facilities in* Midland,
according to W. H, Schuette, Midland Division General Manager./* >
Part of Bay Refining's petioleum by-products would be piped ;to the
•new plant for transformation into' petrochemical-products. Chief prod*
uct of the .new plant would be ethylene, a basic building block
in
•the manufacture of Dow plastic materials.
"
BUSINESS-rCompafiy, also known as The .Lakeside Press, is the
largest commercial printer in- the United States and'carries on a
business in which' the Donnelley family* has - been active since. 1864.
The company, a New York "corporation, whose .address is Box 281,
Babylon, L. I., N. Y., has been building popular-priced" pleasure boats,
^23-foot and 26-foot, since August,-1954.. The corporation is now in, the
.process of expanding its production - facilities to meet demands from
its riealers.—-V. 183, p. 2649.
Strom
G.
_
Woodrow
preceding .year,
Officials of-
.
of capital improvements which
$48,000,000 in the .next three years.
'
:
&
Inc._.
.
PROCEEDS—Net
needs
300,000- shares
"common stock (par 10 cents) at $1 per share.
'irig is not underwritten. - -
Dann
Co.
Wagenseller & Durst,
company
Dow
1
program-
%
,
Common,
Vietor,
with the development of offshore concessions in Peru,
is preparing to deepen one of the wells which had been
Decision to re-enter the well was made, Mr. Krifeger
said, after another company completed an offsetting well which pro¬
duced at the rate of 860 barrels a day.
Douglas wril resume opera¬
tions after the drilling equipment is replaced and repaired.—V. 182,
p. 2128.
■
"
'
'
":*;*.'
• ;
•
"
•
:
' " "
proceeds from the sale of * the 420,000 shares by
company will be added to its general,funds Arid used from time
to time for such corporate purposes as the management may determine.
In order to provide additional production facilities to meet anticipated
'
Corp. belbw.—V. 183, p. 1228.
4,000
abandoned earlier.
lion;
Continental
/
Jpne 14..
the company's products totaled $23,835,126,
the
the
announced -that unfilled orders' on hand, ' on. April *30,
Jast, 'totaled $72,079,626. He also sp.id that net working capital-posi¬
tion continued /satisfactory, at $3C,773,151.--V. 183, p. 1472. '
"See General Telephone
3,ooa
Co., Inc
4,000
Tucker, Anthony & Co,—Union Secuirties Corp._—_ 13,000
Continuing
investment
-
,
&
Spencer Ttask to Co
Mr.
—V.
the" six months ended
shares."
13,000
owned
-
.
Authorized
Common stock
this'corporation" reported
44 cents in
Strcud
1,500
Securi¬
Webester
Corp.»^__j——;
(R. R.) Donnelley & Sons Co. — Stock Sold — The
first public offering of stock of this 92-year old family-
„
GIVING EFFECT TO. PRESENT FINANCING
•
or
similar number
&
ties
Sales of
"
preferred stock
Mr.' Reese
-
Stone
—--—-
2649.
p.
the
over
structural anchors, joint hangers, salamanders,
clamps.
CAPITALIZATION
taxes of $705,699, equal to 21 cents a, chare
of' common stock arid "compared witri net
/income after taxes of $1,441,939,
Co
&
which was 13%
greater than the volume of $20,999,655 in fiscal 1955. The increase
was attributed to the greater emphasis plaeed on marketing activities
and to enlarged capacity at the company's three refineries.
Net income alter Federal taxes on income and before deducting the
write-off
of
a
portion of the investment in Peruvian operations,
amounted to $448,500.
This compared with $202,547 in the preceding
year, reflecting, Mr-. Krieger said, the increasingly profitable operations
of the company. After writing off $211,714 of the investment in Peru;
net earnings were $236,786, equal after preferred dividends to 14.5
cents a share on the 1,151,065 shares of common stock outstanding.
Earnings in the 1955 fiscal year, when there was no write-off for Peru,
were
$202,547, or 12 cents a share.
The upward trend of earnings,
which began in the third quarter of the 1956 fiscal year, is continuing,
mortar boxes,, brick
a
April 30,
.
Stix
Operations of this company in the fiscal year ended March 31, 195.6,
in a new high volume of sales and an increase in earnings
;
saver
year,
months'ended
4,000.
Hammill & Co._
Aghew ft Co;-_i_ 3,000
Deane & Scribner. .2,500
Smith, Barney & Co.——13;00O
William R. Staats & Co.—
4,000,
Stern Brothers & Co
4,000
resulted
doors, ash dumps, iirepiace cranes, lice baskets, log rests, incinerators,
coal chutes, basement windows, package receivers/ garbage receivers,
$67,680,183.
the
4,000
1,000
Co.—2,500
Douglas Oil Co. of Californiar—Sales Up 13%—-
1911, and. since 191 i has devoted
energies to the manufacturing and selling of produdts. for use in
the building industry,
a partial list of such items is as follows: Heatits
thre?'months ended April 30, 1956,
net income after Federate taxes
shr.re on the. 3,300,000. shares, of
common stock outstanding, ,C. J,. Reese/ President, reported on June 13.
This compared with net income after Federal taxes of $637,596, or: 19
cents a share on the 3,300,000 shares outstanding in the second quarter
„of. the 1955, fiscal year.
Sales are reported on an interim basis for
the first time, with the sales for the six months ended April 30 bemg
For
183,
9,000
,
Shearson,
6,000
Corp.
3,000
,
Shuman,
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Kay, Richards & Co—i—
Kinder. Peabody & Co. Inc.
4,000:
4,000,
1,500.
.
Singer,
9,000
E. Hutton & Co.—
W.
.
.
."
;9,000'
Renshaw---—
Rotan,. Mosle &
2,000
The Hlinois Co., Inc
&
Rogers & Tracy,. Inc._—._
-
1
&
Reynolds & Co., Inc.—
2,500
—
Jackson
Curtis /:.-—
*
.
may
•
Rodman
9,000
Friedrichs & Co._:
.
proceeds from the sale of the common stock
preferred stock are to be used, for expansion purposes. The com¬
and.
Continental Motors Corp.—Reports Decreased Earnings
.net income after. Federal
on
the 3,300,000.. shares
.
.
Fayj.-—,—„
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, *
pany has now under consideration the purchase of one of several tracts
of land, the erection Of buildings thereon and purchase of additional
This corporation reported for the
"
Co.—
3,000
3,QOO
2,000
——
Quail & Co. Inc.Reinholdt & Gardner-—__
6,030
16,000
2,500
2,500
1,000
.13,00013,000
2,500
Hornblower & Weeks
net
wheel guards, strainers,
cents
„
4,000
Johnston &
Hooker, &
The offerings are not underwritten.
1
be redeemed at 105% and accrued dividends.'
stock.
common
preferred stock
PROCEEDS—The
newest steam-electric generating station, to be built
Saginaw Bay near Essexville, Mich., has been designated the Dan E.
Kara plant in honor of the company's President, by
action of the
board of directors, it was announced on June 20.
The first unit will have a capacity, of 250,000 kilowatts, the largest
single unit on the company's statewide integi ated system, and is
scheduled for operation in 1959.
Design of the building will permit
of the addition of a second similar unit when required.
Construction of the Kern plant is. a part of a long-range program
Which is expected to add a million, kilowatts to system capacity by
1962.
Two new power plant sites, one on Lake Michigan and another
on Saginaw Bay, have also been
acquired for future needs
At the present time, and in addition to the above, the company is
Installing three new unite at existing plants for service between 1956
and .1958, with a total capacity of 468,750 kilowatts.—V. 183, p. 9180.
fiscal
-
Hayden,. Miller -&.Co._-——
3,000
Hayden, Stone & Co;
4,000
Hemphill Noyes & Co—9,000
lot
its
14
Co
Fulton, Reid & Co.
'stock fOr "each share of preferred stock.so purchased. Board members
Vvho
are
substantial stockholders waived, their preemptive rights so
that each subscriber of the preferred stock will have available a like
company
second quarter 01
$462,063, equal to
&
Farwell, Chapman & Co.;—
The First Boston Corp
Glore, Forgan & Co——-a.
Goldman, Eachs & CO.-—Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
The
year 1956.
The company's
of
&
Webber,
Paine,
Co.—-
&
2,500
3,000:
Northwest Co._____
Piper, jaffray.'& Hopwood.
R. W. Pressprich & Co—~
13,000
Co.———.
2,500
Estabrook
on
the
-The- Ohio -Company
"Pacific
9,000
Dillon
Moseley & Co.__^__—T 7,500;
"Newhard, Cook & Co._——
2,500
2,005
Co——
Eastman,
,
firgt preierred stock at par ($100 per-share)/ Each-purchaser of the
preferred stock shall have the right to purchase one- ^hare of common
the
*
2,000
basis.
has filed an application with the Michigan P., 8.
authority to issue and sell $40,000,000 of first mort¬
gage bonds, to mature not earlier than June 1, 1986, it was announced
on June 19.
It is expected the offering will-be subject to competitive
bidding. Proceeds of the sale will be used in the company's general
expansion and improvement program in its 64-county Outstate Mich¬
igan service area,, and which amounts to more than $91,000,000 for
.
Commission
Mullaney, Wells & Co.____
W. H. Newbold's Son &. Co.
Davis, Skaggs & Co
.
Co.___/_—. 4,000''
F. S.
recently offered to its common stockholders of record
May 25, 1956 the right to suoscribe on or before June 8 for 2,000
Shares of common stock at par ($100 per share) on a share-for-share
.
Co,—Proposed Bond Financing—
Consumers Power
-.'The -Milwaukee
-
3,000.
——-
...
3,000
1J>00
Weedon k Co.—
f
.13,000
2,500
9,000
(Inc.)-
4,000'
U.000:
_____'^——
Beane
ner .&-
2,000 /
4,000
&
2,500;
Merrill; Turben & Co.,- Inc.
2,000
Co
2,000 i
—
Merrill .Lynch,rFierce, -Fen-
-
t
Drexel
The company
.
t
.
-
'
9,000
-
Inc;
First of Michigan Corp._—
,
-
Co
&
4,000
Co.
Mead, Miller & .Co./___'_"—
w
2,500
•Cruttenden
Donley Brothers Co., Cleveland, O.—Stocks Offered—
on
.
_
2,500
Clarke & Co.__—
Clarke Corp.—
Crowell,
2896,/,
May and topped all previous records for the
same month for the pasc nine years/it' was announced on June
12
by
W.
W.
Clements,
Vice-President
and
General 'Sales Manager.
—V. 183, p. 2181. •
'1
-.
2415.
June 18 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering $330,000 of 5% convertible debentures, due June 1, 1976,
and 26,000 shares of its class A common stock ($10 par).
The deben¬
tures are to be offered'for public sale at 100%
of principal amount/
witn a 5% unite, wrm.ig commission,, and t ,e. class A common, snares
at $12 per share, with a $1 per share underwriting commission. The
underwriters are' The Milwaukee Co./.Harley/ Haydpn*,& Co.,
Inc.,*
and Indianapolis Bond & Share' Corp.
*
The company expects to.'use' the net proceeds of the financing
fpr the payment pf bank loans "£rtdoth£r obligations" in 'the aggregate
amount oi $184,000 which
were
incurred in August, ' 1955, in con¬
nection with the financing of its Indiana subsidiaries,
and for the
purchase of " securities of its subsidiaries.
It is anticipated that
$329,000 of the 'proceeds Will be invested in shares of common stock
Of its subsidiary, Consolidated Water Corporation, which funds, will be
used in part for the purchase of the water property at Mexico,' Mo.,
and for working
v.
163, 'p;'185b.
■
:
This
'
julien Collins & Co,———
Securities and Exchange Commission—
*
Co.
&
3,000.
2,500
——
M. .Marks- &
McCormick &
Curtiss, House & Co.i——/
company's
for the month of
.
13,000
Co
4,000
.
Richard W.
Dallas, Texas—May Sales Up— /
national sales came close to .setting a. .neW all-time-
The
-
same
Sharesr *
7,500
.
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
A. E. Masten & Co.
it,-
Slocumb
,
Freres &
9,000
Co./
&
Inc.
John W,
Dr. Pepper Co.,
•
the
Irving Luhdborg
„
proceeds-will go to a selling stockholder—V.'183, p.
severally
shareholder
bears
Loewi & Co. Inc
2,000
Clark, Dodge & Co.——9,000
Mason, Inc., Lynchburg, Va., on June 6 offered 2,600
common stock (par $1) at $5 per share,
r
The net
has
Langley & Cm—;—
Laurence
9,000
-
Inc.___^_*._:_/_
Cbiles-Sehutz
*
shares of
Don-'
________
2,50'(P
Co.---—i
&
Central Republic Co.
"
shares
E.
Lee-Higginsoif Corp._______ ' 9,000
Lehman Brothers
13,000
3,000
Lester, Ryons & Co.____,—.
' 2,000
H. M. Byjlesby. & Co. .(Inc.);
,
Consolidated Water .Co., Chicago, III.—Registers
Co.
Detroit/ Mich.
Dixie Aluminum Corp.—Stock Offered—Scott, Horner
&
such? notes,
,
Blair
Bosworth,! Sullivan
Bankers Trust
2535.
which
■
C.
Lazard
City Securities. Corp.__
respectively, in
repayment of short-term-loans for construction made by Consolidated
in 1955.
■
'3
Consolidated also proposes to make additional bank borrowings of,
$25,000,000 to provide funds which, with, treasury, funds,; will be loaned
to finance seasonal storage gas purchases by subsidiaries, as follows:.
East Ohio, $6,000,000; Hope, $5,500,000; New York State, $14,000,000;
and
p.
below
each selling
and
stock
W.
*
6,000
Blyth & Co., Inc.——_ 13,000
Co.—Unit.Expands—
Gift, Inc. below.—V, 183,
.
T.
'
Alex.. Brown & Sons_^__^—;
Detroit Hardware Mfg.
company
common
Blunt. Ellis & Sinamons_"___
2761.
See -Golden
:
of
the
Bali, Burge & Kraus______
Bateman, Eichler> & Co.—~
A. G. Becker & Co, Inc.—
Brush
subsidiaries, .to
additional. $2,500,000
183, p.
the
of
50,575
A. C. Allyn & Co.,' Ine,-w • 9,000
Bache & Co.
3,000
Bacon, Whipple & Co._"_
9,000
Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc. * 4,000
convertible- debentures due Feb*. 1, 1969 are available
%
exchange for outstanding temporary debentures at
New York- and -at .the National-Bank- of Detroit,
from
shares
of
Shares
Detroit Edison Co.—Definitive Debentures Ready—r /'
Co.;
„
110,000
Will
the
named
inderwriter
Inc.
1
...
purchase
Blair. &
$20,000,000.;
of the .sale •
.
to
William
in
acquire
to
created-under
trust
a
•
'
/
fastest
*
long' term option
a
lrom
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
top cruising, speed of 609 mixes an hour, will .be ready for delivery-—
30 to Trans World?Airlines and. 10 to Delta Air Linesr-startlngj in ;
late 1959, it was .announced on June '20. See also- Hughes Tool Co.
below.—V. 183, p. 2289.
...
..
Financing
with respect to- 80,739 shares
.Options
number, of shares set opposite the name of such under- *
writer below as the number of Shares to be sold by the company and
each selling -shareholder, respectively, bears to 573,575:
-
New Airliners—
stock
number
ratio, to
however, dusting ,operations are of minor importance.
of this; financing will be available for general-corporate
There has. been no allocation of any of these, net proceeds
special
company 1has
common
plan,
-
.-UNDERWRITERS—Each
public
•until
.
<Tbe
option
granted.
finally determined.
covering
for
stock
been
nelley at the value finally established for Federal estate tax purposes. *
T. E. Donnelley died in February, 1955 and such value has- not been
Inc.—Registers With SEC—
by airplane,
Net proceeds
,
programs which
Consolidated Natural Gas Co^Hearlng on
«,
.
on
June 19 - rued a registration statement with
125,000 shares of its $3 par common stocx, to be
sale through, an underwriting group headed by
Courts & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
Delta ia engaged 1a tae ousiness of transporting persons, property
and mail by aif.
It also is engaged in the business of dusting crops
This
of 92,000 shares
offered
Consolidated Electrodynamics
183, p. 2649,;
of
I
2649.
p.
the previous year.—V.
of
end
outstand¬
ing. Mr, Schafler proposes to sell 140,000 of his holdings of 463,900
Shares, Mrs. Schafler 30,000 of 143,500 shares heid, and Mrs. Schafler,
as
have
compared to $2.61 per share on the 658,761 shares outstanding at the
presently
larger part of the stockholdings in the company which they
control, and will control a total. of 40.9 % of all stock .to. be
restricted
to $2.01. per share on the 886,687 shares outstanding
amounted
This
personally and as a trustee.
Mr. and
the present offering, to control the
after
Monday, June 25, 1956 *
.
:
electric/lighting equipment- . The /principal office
1324 Locust Street*. Philadelphia 7, Fa.
company is located .at.
-/Y/-T83, * p. x 2761/ ---'
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-
-
•'
-
Yolume 183
Number 5545
-
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
Dubl-Chek Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Stock Units Of¬
covering
and
fered—An
underwriting group headed by Talmage &
Co., and including Osborne & Thurlow and Sade, Kristeller & Co., on June 19 offered publicly 58,700 shares
50,000
50,000
units
of
shares
shares
one
of
of
5%
cumulative
stock
common
of
snare
each
class
Morgan & Co., Salt Lake City,
loans
repay
and
for
general
preferred
50
(par
of
stock
Utah.
corporate
(par
$5)
offered
be
Fireman's Fund Insurance
in
used
be
to
are
Chairman
to
purposes.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
stock
for
will
used
be
of
and
sale
of
company
the
by
administrative
the
to
promotional
the
preferred
restore
and
working
'
common
expenses.
check-cashing fee,
normally 10 cents per check, which is depos'ted
coin-collecting device. A camera supplied by the company simul¬
taneously records on film the picture of a person cashing a check,
a
and
identification...
*
•.
.»
company
feels there is a definite need among
such as this.
Estimates show that some 20,000
bad
handle
check
about
losses
40.000,000
running
to
up
checks
month,
per
$500,000,000
for
super¬
as
retailers
service
markets
N.
S.
U.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
Common
The
and
Authorized
per
the
have
net
extent
each
the
for
accepted
stock
of
corporation
-whole
•by
in
or
the
to
in
determined
for
fixed
at
The
feet
of
preferred
'which each have
stock
."."•
Talmage &
Osborne
183,
principal
stock
common
the
and
are
Units
Co
:
___
The
*
;
tnis
the
Lab,
corporation's
design
four
$52,000,
two
'''
would
liiie
be
conducted
with
company
airborne
an
film
35mm
of
effect
study
on
the
on
Co.i.
.
also
for
for
the
with
the
U.
S.
Processing Section
equipment; one
and
development
a
Its
processing units
requiring
source.—V. 183, p. 2896.
power
inde¬
Angeles.
an
'
2650.
p.
.
to
be
only
completely
ordinary
business
acquisition
for
one"
shareholders
and
said,
the
"by
this
corporation,
ip
21
June
on
the
unprecedented, in¬
an
of
emergence
and
new
'J■
■
-
during
Wider
the
year,
lafgely
July, 1955 of Smart & Final Iris Cq„
Sates frr the 59 wee:s er.ded March 31, 1956, totaled
in
amount
v.
$57,214,825
S~-rt
m
ust
including
of
i_com->
for the 52 weeks ended March 26,
came
from
Firal Ha
tne
Thrlftimart
the
Division
Mr.ht months only).
provision
income
tax,
fiscl
1955-56
was
for
company
■*.
Federal
for
Is equal to $2.25 a share on 560,615 shares, the
outstanding the year.
Earnings the previous year
taxes, equal, after deduction of preferred dividend
$2.03 per common share, based on 302,959 shares, the
This
number
to
number outstanding during the year.
\
•
company's expansion program is well underway
The
be^n
now
signed for
of the
Two
.
will
more
of
Most
be
the
In
11
before
operation
and leases hive
stores.
new
Thriftimarts will be opened In July,
new
Thriftimarts
end
the
will
of
the
and six
or seven
fiscal
current
year.
be
opened in the Los Angeles area,
-although two will be built in Bakersfield, Calif., and one each In
-Lpncaster,
Calif.,
and
Las
Vegas,
Nev.
The company
is actively
exploring further locations in the Los Angeles metropolitan area and
self
current
house
of
told
average
con¬
automatic,
"momentous
a
marked,, he
$615,918 after
payments,
with the Industrial Camera Division of the Fairchild
corporation.
Tills latter contract calls for the
development of 16mm, 35mm, 70mm
and
4
inch film
portable,
was
charges,
$1,260,323.
airborne
Navy
all
average
Corps for four high speed miniaturized units
from 70mm to 9V2 inch wide film; a spesisl
contract
and
as
Los
(Calif.)—Sales & Earns. Rise
compared to $52,871,891
this
it ated
o
were
contracts
Laboratories,
the
"42.5^ .,2PR
After
tract
'
in
See details in V. 183,
President,
was
grocers.
Of
1955.
requirements.
announced
Bell
Signal
developing
type
office
growth and development."
of tne company almost doubled
of
rlesele
w
application techniques and drying methods; the
phase will be the fabrication of a prototype bread¬
S.
Insurance Co.,
expanded
and
home
its
sa'?s>
$99,716,121,
»
It
volume
of
'jotal
because
processing
into
in
year
Sr.,
reporh.
horizons
►
"
fiscal
Laverty,
crease
Systems
'
'
phase contract went
phase will include a
months
operational
with
U.
research
the
six
previously
one
the
proposed offer "by
and outstanding
1613.
p.
1956
M.
an
first
a
issued
the 159,561 shares of class A common
recently offered to common stockholders at $5.50
p.rnupl
Photo Processing
Reconnaissance
-
of
R.
Wright
Air
Development
brings to five the" number of
for
-
new
i possible sites
2536.
p.
Founders'
multiple
183,
The
Corp.—New Contract
the
emulsions,
contained,
14,675
.
of
for
to
meet
capable
14,675
Co.
&
•
with
to prove the feasibility ox recording a TV viewer
immediately processing this xilm at speeds as fast as 90
months
to
with
29,350
____
Thurlow
&
•
.
that
ciates at $6 per share.
expected
The
six
Include
of the
of units
number
in
minute.
15.
board
follows:
as
is
and
per
last
underwriters
V"
Kristeller
Sade,
—V.
and
the
severally agreed to purchase
;
contract,
May
of
names
contract
Reconnaissance
Section
.chemistry,
any
UNDERWRITERS—The
Aerial
Amounting
*
units
Washing¬
headquarters
with
for
"subscribed. The 24,432 unsubscribed shares were publicly
offered by Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc., and asso¬
1954,
with
Relations,
stock
28J6.
p.
■
film
on
directors,
the holders
for
October,
President
totaling $636,000, awarded this year to the
macnine
year,
with
payment
the
conditioners
a.r
since
connection
its
terminated.
been
share, 154,474 shares were subscribed for and of the
42,634 shares offered to a selected group of general in¬
surance
agents at the same price, 23,289 shares were
parent company's V.ce
.
accordance
in
sufficient
principles,
fiscal
any
183,
the
Division.
rate
February, May,
are
cumulative
last days of
dividends
Such
shall,
the
at
become
Government
development
new
Equipment
when
of
recive,
dividends
redeem the outstanding preferred stock in
time and from time to time, at the option
upon not less than 30 days previous notice,
of the preferred stock so to be redeemed
plus
accrued
and
unpaid
dividends thereon
to
the
redemption.
of
paying to
per
share,
$5
-date
A
contracts
entitled
to
post
subsidiary
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
Outstanding
may
part,
board
of
C.—V.
D.
commercial
and
the
of
in
exchange
had
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd.
>
The
,
,'of
the
on
•thereof.
'
charge
ton,
that
Command's
are
year.
year,
accounting
in
160,400 shs.
corporation
said
resigned
residential
room,
President
companies
to
per
burners. ;
Small,
114,400 shs.
directors,
quarterly
in
that
earnings
generally
board
payable
November
and
to
___
preferred
the
oil
200,000 shs.
cents)
the
by
annum
August
only
of
declared
D.
250,000 shs.
■$5)—.—
10
(par
holders
as
6%
(par
stock
as
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
-
stock
manufactures
well
has
annually.
The
company
was
organized
in September
1955,
and
in October
3955 Dubl-Chek Corp. of California (organized
May 1954) was merged
into it to form the present company.
Preferred
J.,
John
nationwide
with
two
Fund
Founders'
Hotchkiss, in behalf of the directors of Founders'
stock
Heet
.»
f
scriptions—Of
of
director of
Quiet
Manufacturing Corp., a wholly-owned Emerson subs:d:ary, it was
announced on June 18 by Benjamin
Abrams, Emerson s President and
Quiet Heet's Board Chairman. The Quiet Heet firm, located in Newark,
a
check
Vice-President
Co.—Offer Terminated—
this
of
First Railroad & Banking Co. of Georgia—Stock Subr-
Subsidiary—
Stanley L. Abrams, Assistant to the Executive
this corporation, has been elected President and
a
.
The
Mr.
pendent
Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp.—Abrams Elected
President of Air Conditioner
President
a
the
•
of
stated
—V.
provides a check-cashing protective service
supermarkets
and
similar
retail
establishments
which
includes
insurance
against bad
check
losses.
Revenues
are
derived
from
a
the
shares
up to
and
capital
BUSINESS—Corporation
,
between
of
Fireman's
11 a.m. (EDT) on June 26,
at the City Bank Farmers Trust Co., Two Wall
Street, New York, N. Y.,
for the purchase from it of $7,500,000 debentures due 1986.
See also
V. 183, p. 2650.
to
in
by the company
Crafts.
F.
company, and Preston Hotchklss,
Special Committee of the board of directors of Found¬
ed Insurance* Co.,-announced on .June 18 that as a result of develop¬
ments
not
anticipated when discussions were initiated, hegotiations
through
unit,
per
Elizabethtown Water Co. Consolidated—Bids June 26
Bids will be received
James
•
$5.50
proceeds
The
stock
to
cents)
at
of preferred stock
(par $5) and 58,700 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents) in
units, each unit consisting of one
share of preferred stock and one common
share, at a
price of $5.10 per unit.
5
(3009)
northern California.—V.
In
183. p.
2290.
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—Has Record Earnings—
Sales
(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.)—Booklet—
Six scientific
described
are
•
June
18
The
.
of
principles and six inventions that
in
"Science
Industry,"
composition
six
inventions
movable
,enaine,
able parts.—V.
issued
earnings tor both the third quarter and the nine months
"ending May 31, 1956 exceeded those of any comparable periods in
-the nistory of the
company. The nine months' sales topped those for
the
-
include:
type,
the
theory
preceding
the automobile, and
the
the
the
183, p. 2896.
•
•
year.
Income,
on
publicly 3,000,000 shares of
(five cents
share)
per
PROCEEDS—The
15
»
office
incorporated
was
Utah
in
of
the corporation and its principal
South, Salt Lake City, Utah.
4th
East
Group
.
the
is
(10)
Faith
found
the" west
on
side
the
of
20, 1956.
business is at
of
(lOf 15'in the Dry Fork
Group
area;
Leases
of
other
has
company
10,000
the
and
acres
Gas
Oil
and
owned
Leases
the
in
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
—V.
183,
(par five cents)
Durango
The
FINANCING
of
time
the
class
4,200,000 shs.
77
or
the
on
per
for
5
the
V
share,
common
like
months
of
shares
of
class
General
This
of
same
is
at
the
time
present
self
a
time,
to
make
contract
a
with
was
amended
insurance
an
to
Eastern Industries, Inc.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
6 Months Ended March 31—
Net
before
Provision
for
taxes
taxes
would
amendment does
the
by
$3,457,462
at
Baltimore.
629,203
530,103
to
June
358,058
295,303
$271,145
$234,800
income
on
income
on
such company
received
1955
$4,524,898
sales
Income
{
1956
;
11,
the
assume
not
become
company
such
contemplated
until
in
the
under
income
Dividends
*
,
on
stock
preferred
23,842
25,000
$247,303
$209,800
674,003
Short-term
621,218
.s
Funded
applicable
earnings
to
stock
common
ally
*
shares
Common
Earnings
.
outstanding at March 31
$0.37
orders during the second
approximately $6,000,000 for
Incoming
•totaling
earnings
in
first
the
the
at
were
somewhat
a
quarter.
backlog
of
fiscal
around
the
$10,000,000
March
On
year
should
quarter
the
indicate
Sales
high,
and
plan.
liabilities
ratio
4.2
to
$853,372;
net
working
capital
requiiements
the
of
corporation's
charter
$68,185
vertible
the basis of earnings for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30,
into the sinking fund for the 5%
cumulative con¬
preferred stock at the end of December 1955 and 6,818 shares
of such
slock
1955)
was
ing fund
accrued
.
'
paid
called for
were
redemption
sinking fund
the
at
All
dividends.
shares
called
price
for
of
$10
per
share plus
converted
common
stock and accordingly another 6,818 shares were called
for redemption on
April 19, 1956 for the sinking fund.
All of these
shares were also converted into common stock and again 6,818 shares
were
called
for
redemption on June 1, 1956 for the sinking fund.
amount
oal's
in
to
be
so
seleccea
wili
the
redeemed
agent.
are
a
sinking
are
as
fund
selected
notified
second
construction
will
completed,
-
made
is
by
redemption
thereof
prescribed
reduced
lot,
by
quarter of
at
program
were
increase
n.
the
until
charter
than
record
$5,000.
holders
a
this
levels
from
this
construction
location
work
is
1921,
The
and
$10
par
par
value
Finance
of
name
The
able
business
of
of
ing
that
have
now
the
moved to a new high.
Norwalk plant will be
completely modern and efficient facility over 500 feet long
and con¬
taining approximately 60,000 square leet of iloor space.—V. 183, p. 1473.
Maryland
a
April 21,
on
company,
known
»
as
the
Corp.
company
small
was
consists
loan
and
from
receivables
of rediscounting notes receiv¬
the purchase of ac¬
others, the financ¬
companies,
manufacturers,
retail furniture and
the
and
The
Co.,
and
making
Jobbers and
appliance stores
of direct personal
and
of
Co. is licensed
Maryland,
the
Retail
rently engaged
the
Maryland
Sales
Law
Industrial
of
Finance Law
and is cur¬
five
under these laws.
of
America,
an
Alabama
commitment
basis,
Washington Natural Gas Co., Ritzville, Wash.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
company
on
June
6
filed
a
letter of notification
with
the SEC
E.
R.
Jones
&
Alex.
Brown
Stein
Bros.
—V.
183,
P-
&
Sons___.____.——»
Boyce_!
2536.
disclosed
years
Kingdom? Tne Pullin Co. has been a major
to the British Government and industry of
U.
this
of which Kear¬
will incllide servomotors.' svnehros,
servomotor-tachometer combinations. The
which was pioneered by Kearfott, combines
producer,
S.
generators
and
equipment,
and
and
—.
—!
1,700 shares
.
-
...
■
•
.
-
-
corporation
covering
treated,
shares
June
business
1.790 shares
1,700 shares
Co.—
&
President,
of
for
the
purpose
of
the
exchange
rat.o,
as
if it were
common.
1,
will
1956,
>
he
there
.
were
issued.
.
believes t .at the
will complement
in many important respects its present business in the field of ama¬
teur
and
Industrial
motion
picture equipment, slide and film strip
projectors, slides and film strips. The principal office and plants
of Graflex are at Rochester, N. Y. It m%n ains a sales and service
office in New York City *--4 a. sales, service and distribution branch
to purchase
.
Eastern
and
Pullin
According
from the Benefit Plan all of the
respective shares of class "A", common stock of the company set forth
below opposite their names:
|
firm
of
common
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters nanvd below severally agreed, on
a
the Board
GPE subsidiary, has made a licensing agreeof London, England, one of Britain's
a
outstanding 1,699 shares of Graflex
5%
preferred and 229,238 shares of Gra.lex common.
If all these
share3 are exchanged on the above basis all of the 59,445 shares of
General Precision preference and 59,445 shares of Gvneral Precision
On
Co.
Finance
Equipment Corp.—New License-
Chairman of
United
many
leading
SEC
being
Maryland,
corporation, was incor¬
porated to handle In Alabama the same typffs.nf business conducted
by the company and is currently engaged in the business of rediscount¬
ing notes receivable of other finance companies,
The
as
serve
preference
the Uniform Small
to do business under
under
Installment
in business
and
770.
on
June 20 filed a registration statement with
59,445 shares of its $1.60 cumulative convertible
stock
(no par)
ana
59,443 shares of Ls common stock
($1 par). General Precision proposes to offer such s.ock in exchange
for shares of the 5%
preferred stock, and common stock, of Graflex,
Inc.,
in the
ratio of one-quarter snare of Oi neral Pre Lion pref¬
erence
and one-quarter share of General Precis on rommon for each
share of Graflex common,
with each share of Graflex 5%- preferred
sales finance loans.
corporation.
Law
p.
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
Maryland
under
Board
183,
Pullin & Co. Ltd.
the
weight
B.
This
their instalment
on
has two wholly owned subsidiaries, i.e., Reliable Loan
corporation 'and The Finance Co. of America, an
company
a
the
,
incorporated in 1917 under the
Its principal offices are located in the
which
sales of machinery and equipment secured by conditional sales
chattel mortgages and other lien Instruments, the making
of advances to
Reliable Loan
at
of
contracts,
Loan
completed
of
finance
sales
receivable
counts
engaged
facilities
Service
the
which, when
location
by
25,000 shs.
in Delaware
was incorporated
business
of America,
Co.
Capital
corporation Irs been
plant
75,000 shs.
25,000 shs.
company
a
factory
500,000
100,000 shs.
of
company.—V.
small size with high accuracy.
& Co., Ltd. is makmg a substantial
addition to its
facilities to handle the manufacture of the Kearfott
products and the orders for its regular products which are currently
at a very high level. Divisions of the company include Pullin Optical
Co- Ltd., Measuring Instruments Ltd., S. A. Fane (Hign Wycome) Ltd.
and
Stanley Cox,
Ltd.
Products
of the Pullin
operations include
electronic and gyroscopic apparatus, special test equipment, electromechanical
components,
devices
of many
types ^and
other
optical
precision instruments. ■
•
Kearfott's expanding activities in aviation have called for expansion
of research and production facilities by the company and its whollyowned
subsidiary, Kearfott Manufacturing Corp,
A new plant has
been completed at the company's installation in Little Falls, N. J. and
another
plant
started operation
in North Carolina
last year.t
lignc
value
$10
acquired .the
is
R.
stock
.
Chairman
the
producers of electrical and electronic instruments, to manu¬
range of Kearfott's high precision mechanical and electronic
design
Munsey Building, Baltimore 2, Md.
Y.
Conn.,
500.000
annually
stock
Place,
as
of
a
tachometer
annually
500,000
continue
Officer
precision aircraft Instruments and equipment.
The specific equiDment to be manufactured overseas,
fott
*
common
Alabama
the
1,000,000
*
Elected—
as
various
annually
$100,000
$100,000
G.
products In
supplier for
company: "
(voting)
Shares
of shares
60%.
This construction work is expected to be com¬
pleted in June and should permit a substantial increase in production
levels, at that plant.
Some minor disruption of production has been
encountered at Norwalk because of the construction in progress, but
When
due
due
common
B
transfer
by
Norwalk,
production
the
less
approximately
production
A
corporation's
mail,
1956
the
by
to
the
and
Irving Trust Co. of New York,
During the
in
->
of
(non-voting)
13, 1956 for the sin.<-
Mar.
on
redemption
so
into
Further
Class
Class
current
$2,749,340;
(computed on
-
note,
note,
BUSINESS—The
the
to
debt
$200,000
par
Vice-President.
will
Executive
.
1,000,000
-
■
June 14,
2,000,000
filed an amendment on
covering an additional
value.—V. 182, p. 2129.
company
$1
has been elected
Executive
with R. B.
facture
1,000,000
i.
.
Registers
statement
stock,
Kearfott Co., Inc.,
meat
an-
;_•_-_
1965-69
1.
Pursuant
due
1963-67
4%
with shipments
figures
current
4%%
level.
1956 current assets were $4,445,191; current liabilities
working capital $3,559,349; current ratio 5 to 1. Com¬
for March 31,
1955 were current assets $3,607,712;
net
parable
funded
notes,
J. Hug,
—
Exchange Commission—
General Precision
.-Vle-ading
$400,000
•
and
registration
common
Chief
that
'
Fund, Inc., Boston, Mass.
investment
Morrison
Mr.
2,500.000
500,000
due
ix.
of
formerly
the
Outstanding
1,000,000
>
its
Hermann
$12,743,500
1962-66
earnings
and
31,
"
4%
This
*
annu-
Files
—
president and a director, George
Morrison, Chairman of the Board, announced on June 20. He was
L.
which
Plan.
Ohio
letter of notification with the SEC
a
General Baking Co.—New President
com¬
company:
due $500,000
notes,
Boston
shares
has,
$2,500,000
1957-61
Subordinated
than
in effect and
sales
record,
new
senior
ually
'
the
of
1957-61
3*6%
$0.34
quarter
now
both
new
a
second
schedules
a
-
months.
the
that
establish
reached
three
in
rate
production
hand
on
fuil
$885,842;
lower
However,
orders
the
for
:
share
common
per
debt
senior notes,
3%
Net
on
Exchange Commission—
June 8 filed
on
Securities
to
1956
1956
borrowings of the company
(EDT)
a.m.
purchase from It of $20,d00,000 first mort¬
See also V. 183, p. 28971
•'.■•'
With
,.
.
CAPITALIZATION AS OF APRIL 30,
Jyly 2—
11:3d
1986,
and
Gas Industries
approval had been received by the company up
1956.
to
note..
written
Authorized
Net
the
up
Corp. of America, Marion,
Securities
The corporation
approval thereof is
th District Director of Internal Revenue
company from
No
risk
effective
will
company
covering $77,000 principal smount of 5% subordinated notes, due Jan.
10, 1958 to be offered to stockholders at 85% of the principal amount,
Without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to refund a demand
offered
Plan
permit
the
bonds due July 1,
Russell
the Benefit Plan
the
performance
that
expected
Fulfillment
.
'
Is
gage
stock.
1956,
9,
and
July 2 receive bids for the
purchased shares of. the class "A" common stock
the open market and owned the 5,100 shares of
in
-
will enable
camera
Florida Power Corp.—Bids Expected
previous
above
Benefit
development and production of a new 70mm cam¬
by tne Air Force Missile Test Center at Patrick
to Flight Research, Inc.,, Richmond, Va., it was
20 by William T. Curdts, III, Vice-President and
against
as
the
administered
the
Fla.,
June
on
flight
This
Plan
common
Feb.
pany
stock
,
Manager.
With
common
,
awarded
Base,
new
the
It
v.
"A"
.
.
.
Air Force to Improve film recording
characteristics of long range guided
missiles.
The 70mm camera will provide a large subject area per frame
which will facilitate data reduction and engineering analysis.
*
Plan.
to
been
announced
the
equal to $1.17
currently out¬
compares with
third quarter of the fiscal year,
cents
share
per
2356.
company
"A"
On
2181.
p.
cents
p.
Benefit
from
Outstanding
12,000,000 shs.
of
against
as
Force
period.
; From the date of its inception to the present,
Authorized
stock
$2,044,832,
has
Air
to
by The Finance Company of America at Baltimore Employ¬
Benefit
ees'
Anticline.
Common
53
PROCEEDS—The
Mineral
Arizona
the
1955
months ended May 31,
$1,315,497,
was
182,
area.
including
properties,
comparable
or,
are
The
months
same
$4,504,032,
was
era
year.
through E. R, Jones & Co., Alex. Brown & Sons and
Stein Bros. & Boyce. This
offering was completed.
and
trend;
totaled
the
for
fiscal
amounted
Finance Co. of America at Baltimore—Stock Sold—An
issue of 5,100 shares of class A common stock
(par $10)
was
publicly offered on June 12 at $45.50 per share
the Mustang
Fault
Moab
three
taxes,
The properties of
the company consist of three different groups,
totaling 24 unpatented claims, located in Grand County, Utah, viz: Tne
Teacup Group (4) is located in the Mineral Canyon
,
the
the
$918,000,
April
on
place
for
year.—V.
net
BUSINESS—Company
The
taxes
taxes,
1955
1956
the
Va.—Awarded Air
Inc./ Richmond,
Research,
Contract—
contract for
A
sales'totaled $23,867,344, as against $18,803,000 a year earlier.
Profit before taxes amounted to $2,891,197, as
compared with $1,973,000
for the same period of fiscal 1955. Net income
for the quarter, after
proceeds will be used to pay exploration costs,
for acquisition of equipment and properties and for general operations.
.
31,
for the
before
after
income
net
of' the
the
For
best efforts basis.
on a
$35,197,194
Profit
and
May
Flight
.Force
net
stock at par
common
1955,
earnings
ended
'1,669,582 shares of common stock
standing after provision for preferred dividends. This
net earnings of
$720,226, or 38 cents per share, calculated
i '
Durango Minerals & Oil Co. (Utah)—Stock Offered—
Filosa Securities Co., Grand Junction, Colo., on May 23
offered
total
months
compared with
as
Net
31,
Aug.
the
nine
fiscal
basis,
'
times
•
per, share
steam
interchange¬
with
2%
for
$1,586,526.
telephone,
the clock
ended
year
over
sales
$47,718,011,
„
airplane,
fiscal
was
Net
and
bacteria,
of
entire
period
Einstein's theory of relativity," Lavoisier's analysis
of
air,
Newton's
law
of
universal
gravitation,
are
Darwin's
theory
of
evolution,
Pasteur's
"Copernicus' concept for the solar system.
The
civilization
reshaped
32-page booklet
•> • .<
new
a
this company.
by
principles
the
in
••
and
4n
of
to
the
Grafl»x
Chicago.—V.
183,
prospectus,
In
p.
the
fWi
2897.
'
Gene al
of
still
Precision
photography
t
*
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(3010)
General
the
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Telephone
directors
this
of
and
corporation
195S.
6,
stock
ior
the
of
bt
share
business
will
merger, holders of the common
seven-eighths of a share of General
Shareowners of record at the close
proposed
receive
Contlhehtat.
June
on
the
of
Continental
each
of
terms
1956 win be entitled
29,
vote at the meetings,
to
the present time General Telephone owns 50.49% of the
mon stock of Continental as a result of the merger of Theodore
At
i
gnd
into
Company
Telephone
General
Oct.
on
com¬
Gary
1955.—V.
31,
The
—V.
Grand
Union
chain
since
the
the
also
183,
The
16,300
feet
square
feet
square
of
storage
first
its
on
floor,
the
in
space
and
basement.
2898.
p.
and
Corp., Coudersport,
Pa.—Files
With
Exchange Commission—
corporation
June
on
York,
at
$3
through Milton D. Blauner Ac Co., Inc., New
proceeds are to be used for machinery and equip¬
share,
per
Y.
N.
The
and advances,
ment, to repay bank loan
working
and for
capital, etc.
letter
a
notification
of
the
with
June 20 headed
on
investment
an
banking group offering 50,000 shares of 5Vz%
cumula¬
convertible
tive
preferred stock, series A (par $20) at
share. This offering was oversubscribed and
$21.25 per
capital.
The
series
new
stock
common
The
Films Co., Inc.—Budgets $1,912,000 for Captain
David Grief—
June
20
by
Production
July 9.
$1,912,000
of
television
new
been
allocated
"Captain David
Kaufman, President.
Reub
the
of
has
series,
39
half-hour
film
Eastman
Profit
it was
in
black
and
at
other
loan
will
funds,
of
credit
,V-loan
with
Credit
V-loan
a
Los
Angeles.
agreement
in connection
$22.25
share.
per
added to
were
defense
Proceeds
Net
to
start
working funds
manufacture
aircraft
and
guided
trochemical
switches,
sale
and
missiles.
components
control
corporation
also
for
Instruments
manufactures elec¬
precision potentiometers, pressure
telemetering commutators.
In
1953, the
including
rotosteppers
and
field
the
automatic
of
The
devel¬
of
digital
data recording systems and
components, which are generally designed to the specific requirements
of
a
military agency or a contractor under a defense production
.contract
wnich must reduce, record
or
analyze large quantities of
David
Grief"
series
is
based
entirely on
the
works
television
rights
all
to
his
writings.—V.
183,
for
contracts
of
which
of
$6,436,330,
for
the
1955,
year
about
items
April 22, 1956
24,
the
was
derived
end
98%
use.
military
contracts
from
The
$3,495,000 compared
was
backlog
with
aggregated
$5)
of
$3,045,000
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
herded
will
be
loan
jointly by Lehman Brothers and Blyth & Co., Inc.
used
by
incurred
The
will
replenish
added
for
from
to
capital
repay
revenues
and
to
the
pfd.
stock
series
Common
($20
A
stock
•23,530
value).
par
preferred
($1
shares
series
the
have been
certain
in
in
the
expansion
an
is
the
Net
which
Include
the
cementing,
packers
tools
equipment.
of
It
for
also
cementing
and
Net
ended
CAPITALIZATION
orders as
of April
Halliburton
of
amounted
3,280,000
electrical
and
well
to
GIVING
PRESENT
to
A
stock
000
50,000 shs.
"500,000 shs.
have
been
each,
plus
$5,500,000 in
of
—_
stock
common
A
preferred
reserved
of
purchase
the
Common
100,000 shs.
for
reserved
conversion
stock
final
a
Dominick
Lester,
&
10,000 shares
of
exercise of stock
upon
Ac
Ryons
183,
the
named
corporation
set
below
the
their
opposite
have
number
severally
shares
of
respective
The
value $5
(par
UNDERWRITERS—The
"Is
Is
the
Blunt
second
capable
below:
names
6,000
Burnham
6,000
Co.
Crowell,
Courts
located
Ac
&
3,000
Co
3,000
Co
2,000
Co
&
Hallowell,
world
cost
13
2,000
Sulzberger
officially
of
$6,000,000,
13%
site.
the
of
With
present
storage center.—V.
Hill
Mining:
the
Co. 2,000
Ac
The
is
company
share),
its
183,
Co.,
The
structure
new
grain
Glidden
completion,
capacity
storage
and
183,
possesses
in
Chicago,
C.
-
Springs,
Colo.—
offering
to
shr.)
per
and
stockholders the right to subscribe
capital stock at par (one cent per
These shares represented one-third of
Bacon,
Robert W.
Ball,
Barth
J.
A.
Blair
of Glenco Citrus
and
sold
now
in
22
Eastern,
Southern
and
Midwestern
States,
as
Canada.
Vita-Pakt
will facilitate Golden Gift distribution on
enable Golden Gift also to broaden its
operations ultimately to Include a full line of frozen and canned
foods,
expanded
agreement
scale,
and
will
in be sold both at retail and to the
Institutional
4
ing
,
trade including
hotels "
Mr.
Young said.
"Negotiations are
canned
J.
Coast to obtain
Items
under
Mr.
four
tor
of
Burnham
five
or
the
Golden
also
Gift
stated
additional
efficient
in
will
Vita-Pakt
the
to
of
is
Crowell,
David
Rockefeller
of
the
B.
M.
is
of
New
F.
Goodrich
York
Executive
Alegre
Inc.;
Sugar
a
Sales
director
establish
distribution
the
for
Denver,
vari¬
183,
—
2075.
p.
Secondary Offering —A secondary
854.
p.
has
Co.,
been
it
citrus
Colo.,
elected
to
centers
products
area.
I.
Edwards
G.
a
director
Rockefeller
1946;
of
on
a
Farwell,
The
Boston
First
of
First
Michigan
Southwest
Frulley,
Hess
Stone
p.
Ac
and
J.
J.
Ac
Ac
Weil,
Illinois
President
of
John
A.
H.
Kidder,
Laird
Laird,
—V.
Blosser
J
Swiss
McDowell
&
Co.,
Inc
American Corp
Spencer
Trask
Tucker,
Anthony
Securities
Corp
Vietor,
Common,
Dann
Peabody
Walston
Ac
2,800
Watling,
Lerchen Ac
1,400
Wertheim
1,400
Chas.
&
Company,
Bissell Ac
'
1,000
H.
White,
Walker
B.
&
—
&
2,800
Precision
Equipment
Corp.
above.—V.
company
on
June
19 opened its largest
market in the greater Newark area in North
183,
and
trimming
service
machine,
Hoe'
presses.
machines it
the
second¬
Offering—A
-
2417.
/
p.
Hanes
2898.
Co
&
Co
Douglas
I.
1,400
Dean
1,400
Yarnall, Biddle Ac Co
McEvov
Gross
•Income
charges
on
Net
.
*
Co
500
$528,584
$128,783
$280,781
3,535
50,826
11.018
$132,318
$331,607
$539,602
135,730
572,641
541,608
70,058
280,233
280,233
$73,470
$521,267
$282,239
«,
144,794
-
adjustment
70,058
bonds
income
Exclusive
•
$116,450
of interest
183, p. 2537.
adjustment income bonds.—V.
on
Hughes Tool Co.—Jet Transports Ordered—
The
newest
world's
and
fastest
,
described
airliner,
commercial
as
Hosiery Mills Co.
Since
newest
Arlington,
N.
J.
super¬
It
is
1952—
Completion
pany
—
Observes Completion of
Program—Production up 100%
not only
of
and
General
Electric
Co.,
was
Delta Air Lines, Inc., Convair
announced in a joint statement of the
Presidents of the four companies
on June
20.
Howard Hughes, President of Hughes
Co.,
(of which Trans World Airlines
is a
subsidiary); C. E.
Woolman, President of Delta; -Joseph T. McNarney, President of the
Convair Division of General Dynamics Corp., and Ralph J. Cordiner,
The
statement
was
signed
by
Tool
President of General Electric Co.
Called
the
Golden Arrow,
the
new
Convair plane
is
a
medium-range
't
jet transport with a cruising speed of 609 miles an hour.
which
domestic
and
States
service
The
serves
six
delivered
be
spares,
was
10
by
1959
t
ordered,
been
Delta.
The
announced as
will be powered by
airplane
late
countries.
have
Arrows
and
TWA
in
starting
35,000 miles of airline routes in
Caribbean
Golden
on
including
the
3-year
expansion program which makes this com¬
world's largest producer of seamless stockings, but
.
for use by
the United States,
Africa and Asia,
and by Delta, the nation's fifth-largest
airline, which operates a 10,765-mile system in the United
will
aircraft
total
"well
In
30
by
Hughes
Tool
for
amount
of
the contracts,
excess
of
$200,000,000."
four CJ-805 engines, marking
'the
after
producing more than 31,000 jet engines for the military.
The CJ-805
engine is the commercial version of the GE' J-79*. which has already
had substantial successful flight experience and is designed to produce
more
power
comparable
a
a
combined undertaking of Hughes Tool Co.,
Forty
4,200
$883,590
754,807
13,597
$84,805
•>
;
income-
Interest
income
*
$98,402
income
income
Europe,
500
7,000
500
&
Operating
Non-operating
TWA,
Ac
Corp
Expansion
*
1956—4 Mos.—1955
$3,562,321
$3,525,016
3,281,540
2,996,431
1956—Month—1955
$886;178
801.373
taxes—
and
entry into the commercial aircraft engine field by General Electric
Co.—Opens New Supermarket—
tJTbe
edge
will
1956—Month—1955
1956—5 Mos.—1955
$2,490,125
$2,339,944 $11,850,873 $12,065,720
May 31— V
operating revenue
1,400
p. 2801.
Three-Year
Grand Union
and
parts
Corp.—Secondary
exps.
The
Graflex, Inc.—Proposed Exchange Offer—*
General
straight
a
width web fed rotogravure
of
Period End. Apr. 30—
7,000
Co
7,000
Witter
Oil
:
—
183, p.
2,800
Inc
Co
White
Weld
Winslow,
Co
Ac
Co.,
Co
Meeds
7,000
Ac
500
G.
Co
1,400
1,400
500
&
Ac
1,000
2,800
Inc.
Union
500
1,400
500
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
1,400
Co
p.
Oper.
1,000
2,800
Co
Ac
1,400
Co
Co.,
..
Co.
Company..
Ac
_
Co
Ac
Inc
Ac
1,000
7,000
4,200
Co
&
Lemon
183,
Boyce
Meyer & Fox
Webster Securities
Ac
Kaplan & Co
Ac
Co
Ac
Corp.
Labouisse,
Kidder
M.
Ac
4,200
7,000
1,400
Frank,
Ac
500
Weeks
stock
2651.
a
1.400
500
Ac
—
Co
&
Stroud
1,000
Co
Scribner__
Ac
R. Btaats
Bros.
Stern,
Stone
„
500
500
Son—
machines,
and narrow
Gross
1,400
——
Ac
1,000
Hutton
E.
Stein
Co.
Co
Ac
Deane
Barney
Straus,
1,400
Fay
Hutton
F.
Simon
William
Ac
Co
Ac
4,200
Co
&
Agnew
Smith,
4,200
Co
Ac
M.
.1,400
Hammill
4,200
Co
Hilliard
B.
Hooker
The
2183.
I
Co
Npyes & Co
183,
500
1,090
Co
&
Singer,
500
—
Ac
20
Elec¬
I.
540
Co
June
for
1,000
500
Co.:.
<fc
Hill Richards &
W.
the
Silberberg
Ripley Ac Co., Inc. 7,000
Hentz
H.
of
of
Shields & Co.i_^_^
Frcderking
routing
presses
maintain
Howard Stores Corp.—May Sales Up—
—V.
Ac
UZ
Shearson,
Shuman,
500
2,800
Co._
Ac
Hutton
1,000
Corp
Co
Inc._
Schwabacher
Olds
Ac
Winston
7,000
1,400
Co—
Ac
Coupons
Hudson & Manhattan RR—April Earnings—
,
Ac
Pomerov,
Forgan 8c Co
:
7,000Goldman, Sachs & Co.—— 7,000
Hallgarten
Rothschild
Schoellkopf,
Glore,
Goodwyn
F.
2,800
(Inc.)_
Peru.
offering of 20,000 shares of common stock (par $10)
made on June 20 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $73 p6r
Sales
1,000
1,400
Corp
Co.
1971
4,200
Co
Ac
2,800
California
1,
Zurich,
2,800
Mosle
Rowles,
1,000
Chapman & Co.—
First
First
L.
500
Inc._^_,
curved
to
Period End.
Robinson-Humphrey
Rotan,
500
Sons
500
1,400
Inc
Co.,-Inc.
2,800
Co
Ac
The
7,000
Co.,
Ac
Co.—
&
"
,
Co.—2,800
Gardner—
Ac
Reynolds
Riter
1,400
Co.-.:
Pressprich Ac
Reinholdt
500
Ac Co
Securities Corp.—
Estabrook
board
director
1,400
Deetjen
Hornblower
Manhattan
Laboratory
Center
&
Edwards,
Elworthy Ac Co
Emanuel,
Equitable
Ac
1,400
W.
Rauscher, Pierce Ac Co., Inc.
4,200
Co
Ac
Co.,
share, with a dealer's concession of $1.10 per share. The
unsold portion was later withdrawn.—V. 183, p. 2183.
4,200
Inc.
R.
500
Co.
Ac
J.
Johnston.
associated since
Pont
du
1,400
&
!___
Jaffray Ac Hopwood. 1,400
Prescott, Shepard Ac Co.,
1,400
Inc.—
Co.,
Dillon
Eberstadt
Friedrlchs
the
announced
was
Ac
Co.„_—
Jackson
was
Piper,
Pan-
&, Dominick
Webber,
Curtis
500
Ac
Trust
&
at the Banco de Credito del Peru, Lima,
or
Honolulu
ary
Company——— 1,400
Northwest
Paine,
1,000
Inc
Ohio
Pacific
1,000
Co
Bank
500
;
_
and
offset
sells.—V.
The
Co.
Private
Moore,
4,200
500
Ac
the
;
plans
Temple-
2,800
Co
at
or
Hoe & Co., Inc.—To Market German Equipment
web
1,400
1,400
Ac
Y.,
$161,200
due July
corporation
flat
7,000
(Inc.)
Co.
N.
15,
next
1,
bonds,
equipment to be offered by Hoe includes automatic and semi¬
automatic plate casting and finishing machines, three sizes of hydraulic
presses for mat and plastic molding, a curved plate shaving machine,
Leonard Ac Lynch
1,000
f. S. Moseley Ac Co.
4,200
Nelvhard, Cook Ac Co.—1,400
Dixon Bretscher Noonan Inc.
Francis
Ac
York
July
on
the Schroder Trust Co., 61 Broadway,
M.A.N,
Fen-
1,000
Co
Dickson
S.
Jones
redemption
secured dollar
ment.
1,400
Pierce,
for
has announced the signing of
a
contract with
Maschinfabrik-Augsburg-Nurnberg A.G., of Augsburg, West Germany,
enabling Hoe to market a variety of important M.A.N, printing equip¬
1,000
Co.—
&
called
has
sinking fund 7%
Payment will be made at
(R.)
1,400
Co.—
ton
2,800
Co
Ac
S. A.—.
1,000
Co.I
&
(Energia Hidroelectrica Andina)
7,000
Beane——
Milwaukee Co,
Mitchum,
2,800
&
Lynch,
The
:—_
Dominick
Board—
on
Uoraingside Heights, Inc. of New York.—V. 183,
See
of
quickly oversubscribed.—V. 176,
was
company
20-year
This
1,000
Inc.,1
Co.
Robertson
Hirsch
name
Vice-President of the Chase
Corp.;
of
Co
coast
E.
53ank, with which he has been
tronics,
consolidation
the
maturing July 1, 1956 or prior theret® should be detached and presented
for payment in the usual manner.
Ac
Ac
ner
7,000
Sons_,—i.„
Ac
Dain Ac Co.,
Hemphill,
by John L. Collyer, Chairman.
Rockefeller
Ac
Weedon
Hayden,
markets.
Vita-Pakt
to
Inc.—'
Rhoades
M., Marks
2,800
Henry Herrman
planning
food
and
key
the
use
California, Texas, Arizona, and
directors
Merrill
Co
West
labels."
company
juice processing
servicing
continue
and
that
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Rockefeller
)?unta
history and that
economies result¬
company's
substantial
and
a
new
Hazel Bishop
Cleanser.
Shortly, it
product—a Deodorant Stick.
Both of these
new
Corp.
It
Switzerland,
7,000
Lundborg
McDonald
Ac
Collins
&
Irving
New
7,000
_
1,000
Dodge Ac Co
Howard,
Mr.
the
reflect
policies
4,200
Co,
Co.
7,000
Co.
Ac
Loeb,
M.
1,400
Co
of
Corp.——_
& Co.—
Ryons
Laurence
Republic
Courts
Freres
McCormick
Inc._„
&
Langley Ac Co.—
1,400
Slocumb
Central
Carl
1,400
Ac
number
Its
at par.
Shares
Higg.nson
1,400
Ac
Brown
Brush,
lead¬
continuing supply of top quality staple and specialty
a
the
Young
Glenco
told
in
will
new
substantially to the company's sales and earnings
year.—V.
share.
The
*3,630,000 shs.
'
Co
—
Bradford
C.
C.
Lazard
Lee
1,400
Co
Co.
W.
•
Lester,
Co., Inc.
Ac
Eichler
Harriman
under way," Mr.
Young continued, "with
food processors
both here and on
the
now
frozen
and
Ac
Ac
R.
Golden
en
of
Partial Redemption—
$14,500,000
respective
'
Kraus
Ac
Ac
Becker
G,
A.
Gift, a leading producer of fresh chilled orange juice,
grape¬
juice, and fresh fruit sections, recently became ea wholly-owned
subsidiary of Detroit Hardware Manufacturing Co.
Golden Gift prod¬
arc
the
2,800
Corp
Co
&
Baird
Weeks
Burge
Eastman,
announced
was
Whipple
Baker,
R.
fruit
as
of
1955
offering of 23,100 shares of capital stock (no par) was
on June 20 by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane at $40 per share, with a dealer's discount of $1
per
4,500,000 shs.
2,800.
Dewar,
jointly on June 18 by Conrad N. Hilton,
Andrew P. Young, President of Golden Gift.
Directors of both companies have
approved the merger, terms of which
were
not disclosed.
"The
in
made
below:
25,100
Davis, Skaggs Ac
Merging into this company of the Vita-Pakt Division
well
largest
period
second
to add
fiscal
Hazeltine
named
below,
through their
Blyth Ac Co., Inc., have severally
company
forth
Co
Ac
of
1967.
Jr., Glenco President,
the
set
Inc._— 2,800
Bache
its
shares
Gift, Inc., Deland, Fla.—Acquisition—
Products. Inc.,
ucts
net loss
refund.
.
a
expected
the
Outstanding
$14,500,000
25,100
Co.,
Ac
Securities
F.
Golden
from
stock
Brothers
Allyn
Clark,
Julien
2897.
p,
Colorado
capital stock.
p.
purchase
common
Blyth Ac Co., Inc
A.
Alex.
elevator
The stockholders on Feb. 6 approved a
proposal to increase the au¬
thorized capital stock from 15,000,000 shares
to 30,000,000 shares.
The net proceeds are to be used to
pay for exploration and drilling
costs.—V.
of
Lehman
J.
without underwriting.
the still unissued
to
shares
Bateman,
-
additional
5,000,000
agre .1
Bear, Stearns Ac Co
6,500,000-bushel
new
terminal
new
grain
Stock Offered—
for
Its
opened
the Calumet River here.
on
20-acre
a
grain
s
June
on
a
on
Globe
-
Simmons
Ac
Weedon
largest of its kind in the Chicago switching area,
handling 700,000 bushels of grain in eight hours.
of
at
approximately
,
Ellis
6,000
grain elevator
Erected
Is
market
are
underwriters
representatives, Lehman Brothers
American
20,000
Co
Ac
Ac
company
terminal
-
Co
of
Shares
2560.
p.
stock
common
options granted
GHdden Co.—Opens New Grain Elevator—
i
a
tax
that sales and earnings for the entire year
the
be
adoption
Hidrandina
1965
Shares
underwriters
Btock
Dominlck
Echwabacher
—V.
will
the
for
installment
November,
corporation.
from
preferred
Also
stock.
for issuance
officers
Walker
H.
against
activities.
and 3J/4%, due in
18 semi-annual installments of $500,-
Outstanding
Shares
G.
from
will
service
FINANCING
Authorized
J.
$127,227
was
The corporation
has just started to market
"Once-A-Day" Cosmetic—"Deep Action" Facial
during 1955 totaled $152,equivalent to $4.96 a
on Dec. ^ 31.
TO
period ended April 30, 1956, this corporation
vs. $5,478,732 for the same six-month
taxes
six-month
ous
outstanding
EFFECT
■
$6,090,486
giving effect to carry-forward
31
Oct.
ing
$16,263,958.
shares
common
of
after
second
bulk materials operations,
principally
fracturing sand, and in addition sells
products related to its service activities.
revenues
income
the
testing;
profit
on
and
purchased
EARNINGS—Net
on
carries
materials
manufactured
share
formation
sales
Issues
—
.
1955.
the
furnishing and
operation
of
pumping
equipment for
hydraulic fracturing and chemical treatment; retrievable
and
Reports Rise in Profits
—
Management anticipates
I
industry
petroleum
authorization
the
six-month
first
of
$484,540—after
diversified
most
cancel
net
period
be
requirements. '•
outstending shares of preferred stock were
The articles of incorporation have been
of the preferred stock."—V. 183,
all
period
for common stock.
to
the
For
reports
pro¬
will
year
capital
1924,
the
and its
total
revenues
are
the
largest derived from such services of any
company in
the business.
Its specialized services in connection with
the drilling of oil and gas wells and the
production of oil and gas
100,000 shs.
value)
par
of
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
i series
the
markets.
Semi-Annual Report—
bank
term
of
and
the company's facilities,
exploitation of national
of
Hazel Bishop Inc.
I
shares
.
to
$0.75
37,563
—
5.
p.
capital requirements.
period 1931-1955
five
working
short
balance
working
in
the
of
company
$152,400,000,
other
company
The
the
of
and
incorporated
service
$10,000,000
a
capital.
rose
sale
the
from
funds
$69,300,000
inventory
well
gas
to
working
general
BUSINESS—Company,
and
proceeds
expenditures
approximately
increased
net
Halliburton
to
be
the
of
company's annual
has
FINANCING
Authorized
of
share.——
Long term notes, 3%
CAPITALIZATION
5% %
576,350
$1.68
*
—
the expansion end improvement of
costs, product development and
on
international
amended
June 20 at $78.75 per share by a group
on
as
1955.
Serial
made
was
sub¬
or
common
"During
exchanged
446,158.
sales
company's
per
$585,00$
626,835
—
——
stock
common
reduction
2651.
p.
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co.—Stock Offered—
Public offering of 350,000 shares of common stock (par
data.
EARNINGS—For
$1,318,457
stock—
preferred
on
on
Bookings during the recent period have substantially exceeded ship*
resulting in a sizable backlog of unfilled orders, according to
W. Harnischfeger, President, who added:
" Emphasis continues to be
and
*
test
$37,345,947 $30,312,317
2,399,086
- 956,508
955,672
339,800
124,957
31,700
:
(est.)
taxes
income
Earnings
color* although the series
placed
oil
the design,
(est.)
taxes
income
London, most explosive American literary figure of the past
half-century, whose books have sold more than 70,000.000 copies, and
continue today among the best sellers. Guild Films
recently acquired
company
production contracts.
entered
^company
of the
4o_1®5,6n
taxes.,
income
income
Dividends
on
Jack
.
Agreement with Security-First
of the borrowings under the
BUSINESS—Corporation is engaged principally in
opment,
•
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
ments,
ceeds
-
,
proceeds from the sale of the stock, together with
applied by the company to the repayment of a
under
of
Bank
preferred stock Is convertible Into
of $42.50 per share of common
price
is callable at
be
$950,000
National
conversion
*
,
Guild
of
announced
of
"Captain
available
PROCEEDS—Net
.
cumulative
A
the
million dollar air-condi«
—:—
before
Federal
white.
first
..
,
April 30—
Ended
Months
Dividends
released
be
production
scheduled
is
series
Filming will be in 35 rtm.
The
for
Grief,"
-
sales
Wisconsin
budget
PROCEEDS—Part
preferred stock
building.
Harnischfeger Corp.
Six
Guild
A
was
.
'
.
Net
the books closed.
etock.
acres,
.
increased
has
newest addition to the Hanes plant is a
tioning
(G. ML) Glanninl & Co., Inc.—Preferred Stock Sold—
G. H. Walker & Co.,
13
occupying
mill,
hosiery
14.
production
year."
The
filed
13
exclusive
^offered
shares
June
J
100%
since 1952 to meet the
tremendous fashion demand for seamless stockings," James N. Weeks,
Chairman
of the Board,
reported "Hanes plans to continue adding
knitting machines for another year.
"The Hanes
annual payroll is now over
$11,000,000,
Mr. Weeks
said.
"Employment has increased from 1,800 in 1952 to 3,300 this
an
covering 60,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($1
per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to pur¬
chase machinery and to rent water-marking machines and working
will
SEC
largest
world's
on
"Hanes*
SEC
11 filed a leter of notification with the
of common stock (par 25 cents) to be
June
the
observed
has
16,300
Securities
on
corporation on
covering 100,000
to
*
General Transistor
The
added
year.
Guaranty Paper
Films'
Corp., Richmond Hill, N. Y.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
be
to
the
market
new
additional
183,
2650.
and
2762
pp.
store
.
of
-
Under
24th
beginning of
Continental Telephone Co.
Iiave recommended the merger of these two companies according to
«n announcement made in June
18 by General's President. Donald C.
Power.
General "telephone will continue in existence as the surviving
corporation. The merger will complete the unification of two holding
companies whose business consists of the ownership of securities of
companies active in the telephone and communications business.
Special shareowners meetings have been called for both companies on
Aug. 7, 1956, at which time the shareowners will be asked to approve
the merger.
Solicitation of proxies is expected to commence on July
The
Monday, June 25, 1956
..
.
The
Calif.,
per
engine
weight
than
any
other
engine
of
|
Arrow
plant.—V.
of
pound
size.
Golden
will
be
183, p. 771.
produced by
Convair
at
its
San
Diego,
Volume 183
Number 5545
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Idaho Power Co.—To Issue Notes—
The Federal
Power Commission
$20,000,000' of
short-term
Wayne, Ind., have been retained.
promissory notes,
research,
this company to issue
authorized
has
of
proceeds
which
will
be
-
The" purchaser' will
to
used
aevelopment, and
Electronics division. •
worth
provide interim financing for the company's construction pro¬
including its Brownlee dam in the Hells Canyon reach of the
Snake River.—V. 183, p. 1858.
S.
U;
patents
NEW
Illinois Central RR.—April Earnings
11
1956—Month—1955
1956—4 Mos.—1955
Ry. oper. revenues
$24,318,183 $25,474,978 $97,253,221 $93,883,820
Ry. oper. expenses
18,078,587
17,069,091
73,407,748
68,525,611
Railway tax accruals—
3,342,985
4,913,535
12,563,425
13,730,693
Equipt. & joint facility
(net
Dr)
granted
ry.
616,556
706,032
2,564,029
Other
$2,786,320
$8,718,019
180,922
180,197
814,009
10,761
9,730
34,500
RICO TELEPHONE CO.
PORTO
$2,956,787
American
will
be
Canadian
and
used
the
finance
to
telephone
INCOME
Miscellaneous
$9,996,716
$7,432,547
deducs
available
fixed
Cost
Fixed
621,409
631,733
$1,828,807
charges
$9,497,528
2,446,220
$2,325,054
$7,051,308
107,380
107,380
429,520
$1,721,427
$2,217,674
$6,621,788
j
.
income
Inc. applied to sink. fds.
Balance
•Earns,
♦•Based
$0.56
share.
com.
shares
3,097,679
on
$0.72
outstanding,
Federal
S.
Provision
2,564,169 :
-
-
expansion
THREE
1955
$
.
,
$
-
expenses
98,950,605
2,040,000
"
___.
6,148,105
4,808,536
tax
for
_—
depreciation
4,409,587
Cr77,983
—V.
$2.26
2651.
183, p.
*
5,514,548'
-The company has called for redemption on July 16, 1956, all of its *
outstanding 25-year first mortgage 4% bonds, series A, due July 1, X
1970, at 104Y±%: and accrued interest.
Immediate payment will be
iriade at the
Harris
Trust &
Savings Bank, 115 West Monroe St.,
Chicago,* 111., or at the New York Trust Co., 100 Broadway, New York, -
N. Y.—V.
183, p. 2764.
/
'
•
Interchemical Corp.—Acquires Angier—
"This
corporation on June
14
■'';
the industrial
acquired
adhesives
busiM
the
of Angier Products, Inc. The acquisition involves the transfer of »■
Angier manufacturing facilities and other properties in exchange
for
Jnterchemical
ness
.'Angier
is
stock.
of
industrial
adhesives
Cambridge, Mass., and Huntington, Ind. It
in 1931 by the late Donald Angler.
s
Angler will operate as .Angier Adhesives
with
founded
was
plants
in
*
Cambridge
In
■>
"
Division
Interchemical.
of
of
the
Interchemical
new
; International
Railroads
in
As
-
part
veloped
ment
of
the
by
for
and
Brazil
$4,000,000
a
first
have
order,
locomotives
General
use
of
Electric's
foreign
on
t-
183, p. 1968.
signed contracts
total of $9,000,000 in locomotives.*:-
pany for a
bought
unit.—V.
General Electric Co.—Signs Contracts—
Chile
Chilean
the
Locomotive
and
railroads.
this
Co.—Partial
Line
Redemption—
.
Eleven of
these
universal
units,
narrow
900 horsepower, have been ordered. *;The rest of the Chilan railroad's order includes five wide (66 inch) •
gage
Diesel-electric locomotives developing 1,600 horsepower and 15}
wide (66 inch)
gage units of 720 horsepower.
This
is
the
second
large order this railroad has placed through,,
;
International
about
Its
General
contracts
wide
(63
tives
to
Electric
Company.
inch)
co6t
will
Delivery
months.
seven
In
begin
<
Brazil's
Santos
ton,
70
gage,
A.
.
begin
this fall.—V.
171,
360. *
p.
Months
Ended April
1955
1956
30—
Sales:
To
dealers
Defense
To
and
the
in
users
products
United
States.^.
Cost
of
33,956,000
67,147,000
sold
498,906,000
445,029,000
56,312,000
61,821,000
expenses
from
revenue
Dividends received
.'(less
taxes
sales—
from
withheld
•Miscellaneous
$48,669,000
?
Cr3,246,000
___
>Cr3.442,000
$47,761,000
charges
I
source)
•Provision
(net).—;
5,866,000
Earnings per
Federal
inc.
taxes
•The
stock
items
21,590,000
request
of
sale
of
The
final
$24,459,000
has.
etc.;
p.
and
items
*he
include
charges
and
V.
for
the
prolit
on
Federal
181,
income
2693.
p.
is
taxes,
;
not
"
possible
association
interests
of
have
been
America,
of
«/«e
have
of
orders
of
the
Act
certificates
Iowa,
secured
applied
the
the
to
Commission
with
the
the
provision thereof
not. to exceed 1
p.
which
in
permits
connection
the annual meeting of the board of directors held on May 24,
Sosthenes Behn, who announced his retirement as Chairman of
corporation at the annual stockholders meeting held on the previ¬
day, was elected Honorary Chairman of the corporation.
AIR
FORCE
CONTRACT
TO
FEDERAL
ELECTRIC
CORP.—
The
corporation's service and maintenance subsidiary, Federal Electric
which was recently awarded a U. S. Air Force contract for the
operation and maintenance of the DEW Line—the distant early warn¬
ing radar line that is being completed across the Arctic air approaches
Corp.,
this
to
continent—has
the
tain
(Alaska
Alaskan
integrated
VOLUME
and
communications
of
OF
network
to
operate
known
as
and main¬
White
Alice
exchanges).
NEW
FIELD
division is
Supply
production
another contract
communication
PRODUCTION
Switchboard
volume
received
SEC
stock
common
Co.
improved
TELEPHONE—The
the first
U.
manufacturer
Kellogg
to
go
S.
into
tele¬
electric
consumers
small communities
generating
Sac
corporation
voting,
for
"City
,
in
South
stations
in
nals
and
and
and
to
located
lines
and Schaller,
Iowa.
.
AGREEMENT
WITH
PHILCO
CORP.—A
the
of
filed
18
share),
letter
a
common
preferred
without
of
stock
stock
underwriting.
incident to ski
Electronics
fiscal
and
both
The
400
to
be
proceeds
development on Jay Peak.
the
of
non-'
shares
offered
are
at
to
be
par
used
-
'Net
last
ended
year
ana
of
income
net
compared
pioneered
signals.
$169,422
or
15
p< r
to
signals in
development
the
would
for
share
fiscal
17
"Earnings
"After
has
reserved
oatents
on
"Tacan"),
its patents on
selenium
and
OF
plant
n
motion
while
Philco
and
and
the
the
small
radio
at
office
business
including
plant
home
DIVISION
Flora,
of
of
—
The
of
coaxial
cable
distribution
of
the
corporation's
the
registered
"Capehart"
Ind., has been sold.
The
Capehart-Farnsworth
at
Fort
•207.9C1*
antenna
system
equipment is used
antenna
also
equipment
which
picks
television
up
systems
for
systems
by
now
manufactures
apartment
than
more
operatn g
installs
buildings,
hotels,
300 of the 450 community
to cha U ited States.
Tne
television
master
and
motels,
hospitals
antenna
and
other
large buildings.
Milton J. Shapp,
than
25
President, said that Jerrold sold and installed more
community television antenna systems during the fiscal
new
ended last Feb. 29.
At tne same time. , " reported that Jerrold
has purchased three community system companies since last March 1
and now owns and operates the community systems in five cities, in¬
cluding Ukiah, Calif.; Flagstaff, Ariz.; Dubuque, Iowa; Pocatello, Idaho;
and
Key West, Fla., where it holds 80% interest.
Mr. Shapp said the company currently is spending about 12%
of its
sales and service revenue on engineering and new product development.
The companv built a new research center in H ndngdon Valley, Pa.,
Jerrold has introduced several new products
including a master antenna system specifically designed for color tele¬
vision reception.—V. 183, p. 1474.
Since
year.
then,
Jewel Tea Co., Inc., Melrose Park,
The
corporation
on
June
18
filed
SEC
a
900,000
l,068,0C<y
436,000
$553,00)),.
721,10'/
767,959
$0.60
.,
the
on
515,000
$464,000
;
—
share
4%%
preferred
$0.7&.
stock.—V.
18J,
Corp.—Gibson Elected Vice-President—
of
Gibson
are
New York and at Mellon National Bank & Trust
Pittsburgh, Pa.—V. 182, p. 407.
Bankers Trust Co.,
"The
Securities
18,
has
The
corporation
covering
($1,000
for
per
Products,
Inc.,
Junction
from
a
to
City,
June 13 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of preferred stock to be offered at par
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
construction
of
a
cedar
shake
fabricating
factory.
of
this
cor¬
Advertising Manager of the New Yoid.
*
,f
.J
.
'
'
I
'
*,
the
Lewlsohm
filed
'
•
'
■ *
j
«
Offering
at
members
Regulation
offering
$1.50
Breen,
Lewisohn
of
from
the
chased
on
assignment
of
Frederick
and
Its
22,
to
was
shares
interest
in
Frederick
Lewisohn
1955.
CoppeC
tho
proposing
par
common
paid.
be
Chilson
to
two
of the
one
additional
An
question
permanent
Chilson,
stcc-
to
be
maae
by George
F.
efforts" basis, for which a sellh f
share
on
the
on
made
or
E.
cents
10
of
was
300,000
his
on
a
Act
family,
Sept.
on
of
"best
a
per
issued
Richard
Lewisohn
offering
cents
had
machinery.
by
the
shares
producing mine
a
certain
family,
City,
30
Copper
for
of
vacated
be
by
notification
200,000
share.
The
York
New
commission
A
of
per
should
1955,
announced
Regulation A
1933
wife*,
corporation.
The ordi t
Securities
the
under
order
23,
Aug.
on
and
its
public
Exchange Commission, it was
order temporarily suspending
suspension
Organized
►
an
registration
public offering of stock by this
opportunity for hearing, upon request,
an
whether
leases
leases
120,000
Theretofort;,
considera¬
as
and
for
and
shares
of
produc¬
the
had
transfer
besn
pur¬
Lewisohn, 180,000 shares by other members oL h1j
an
officer and director, all at 10 cents pt i
66,666
by
share.
its
In
suspension
able
cause
tion
was
to
order,
believe
prescribed
offoring circular
the
with
the
offer
that
and
by
stock
higher
statement
aad
and
who
disclose
in
the
share,
the
the
A
it
has
literature
stock
"did
complied
not
were
selling
the
used
false
were
operate
offering
and
stock
reason¬
with, thH
connection,
in
and
misleariic^,'
fraud
a
as
did
of
so
such
the
of
circular
dece!)
and
that the public
to disclose the
failure
the
would
prices
principal
fact
offering
that
These allegations pertain to:
in
profit
the
The
other
of
asserts
A exemption irom registra¬
offering, that the terms ar>.l'
stock
Regulation
undetermined
purchasing from
Commission
Regulation
the
offering
purchasers^"
The
a
for
and
sale
and
the
the
upon
the
that
available
not
conditions
offered
be
by
small
a
underwriter
with
the
distribute
to
the
number
view
a
stock,
and
offering
methci
public
of
f
t
persor r
distributing
to
the
failure
to
persons;
Lewisohn
Copper stock, purportedly pur¬
Regulation A exemption, when the aggregate offering prio*
aggregate gross proceeds of the sale exceeded the $390,OM
limitation prescribed by the Regulation;
> (3) The failure to use an offering circular In the offering of tLa
stock to the public;
to
a
the
The
(41
connection
The
(5)
failure
to
file copies of
offering; and
the
with
dissemination
in
other
selling
with
connection
the
literature
used
offering of material^
misleading in ormation regarding the company, its plans and its prop¬
erties.—V.
183, p.
1756.
-
Libby, McNeill & Libby—To Increase Capitalization—
*
The
directors
June
on
19
voted
to
ask
stockholders
to
f.porove
in¬
creasing
ththjismthorized shares of common stock from 4.000,000 shai-.l
shares in order to provide for the continued growth and
expansion of the company.
to
6,000,000
The
proposal
will
statement for the
Charles
S.
be
submitted
annual
to
the
stockholders
with
the
proxj
meeting to be held Aug. 15, 1956.
President,
Bridges,
said
that
the
continue^
company's
growth and progress will require additional capital to enable it to taicl
full
advantage of the opportunities open to it.
"In the opinion cf
your directors."
he said, "it may be
needed capital through the issuance of
that
is not the
it
to raise part of th*
sto^k." He .caution*!
desirable
common
intention of the directors to sell the increased shaiel
available for use in expanding tai
the need and opportunity arise.
immediately, but to have the stock
company
as
The
also
proxy statement, which will be mailed
seeks approval of a stock option plan_
Life
183.
Savers
Beech-Nut
See
In
to stockholders July 13t
its officers and L
lor
2292.
p.
Corp.—Directors Approve Merger—
Packing Co.
above.—V.
183,
p.
2764.
*
*
?
Co.—Expansion—Merger—
on June 14 announced that it has leased nine C-"iirr3
Miguel County, Colo., near the town of Telluride.
On the™
Modena, Gertrude and Little Bessie Mines, whiiiti
company
San
claims are located the
were
to
operated for gold,
silver and copper during the
period from 1900
1520.
This
company
recently
Uranium,
stockholders
at
a
Inc.,
announced
into
Lisbon
special meeting
to be
that
a
proposed merger
will be submitted
Valley
held June 29,
c!
to
1956.
also stated that its AEC contract covering shipment!
from its Massey and "C" Group mines has been increased from 2(itJ
tons per month to 500 tons for the month of June.
It is anticipated
that the contract covering the final six months of the year will Lj
for 500 tons each month.—V. 180, p. 627.
The
on
100
share),
and
issued
exemption
Colohoma
Forest
Ore.—Files With SEC—
Vice-President
a
210.
p.
.
Lisbon Valley Uranium
3%%
City
183,
The proceeds
Co,—Definitive Debs. Ready—
as
Temporarily Suspended—
June
111.—Files With SEC
sinking fund debentures due 1975. due March 1,
available in exchange for outstanding temporary debentures
Definitive
Gibson
D.
Lewisohn Copper Corp., Tueson, Ariz.—Stock
The
Joy Manufacturing
Richard
announced on June 20 by Robert Lehman, President.
has
recently joined the Lehman organization, having
was
t
letter of notification with the
stock (par $1) to be offered at
covering 6,779 shares of common
$44.25 per share to employees understock purchase plan.
are to be added to working capital.—V. 183, p. 2764.
used
income taxes (est.)
;
,
1955
$16,538,288 $16,385,5?$
—
of dividends
payment
employees.—V.
SEC
1956
*,
outstanding—
Herald-Tribune.—V.
fringe reception areas and then amplifies and transmits -the
homes.
television
Co..
(& Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
for several years Financial
been
tele¬
and
television,
♦485,215
Income taxes
common
election
Mr.
signals via cables to consumers'
Junction
CAPFHART-FARNSWORTH
phonograph,
and
Capehart-Farnsworth
division,
main
aerial
diodes,
*
high-fidelity
trademarks
lers,
per
Lehman
The
five-
color'television, semi-conductor diodes,
transistors.
SALE
r°cti
semi-conductor
"367,340
2899.
p.
cents
equal
The company now is the leading manufacturer of com¬
television
munity
1975,
its
as
♦141,24,**
„
(estimated)—
shares
Common
and
reported gross income of $3,703,065 for:"'
Feb. 29 compared to $3,399,995 one year
Jerrold, which manufactures more than 300 different electronic prod¬
at
(such
461,262
prov. for Fed.
income
(2)
10
$189,733 in fiscal 1955.
This
share based on the same number of shares.
the
agreement
603,1S31
♦319,125
1953
2185.
p.
price was $1.50 per
of
offering whereby
with
notification
Corp.—Reports Lower Net—
corporation on June
earlier
1956
patent licensing agreement, effective Jan. 1, 1956, has been signed
by IT&T and the Philco Corp. The agreement gives each company the
right to use the other's patents on radio, television, and electron tubes,
including home radio and television receivers. IT&T has reserved from
systems
255,127
*211,645
183,
Income before
suant
•
177.88S-,
390,923
♦147,656
Provision for Federal
field
PATFNT-LICENSING
194, IV!
"54,467
—
.Ml)
June
on
non-cumulative
per
Jerrold
year
"67,433
30,059
670,424
Sales
of
western
Dakota,
transmission
and
the towns of Odebolt
and
.
24,600 shares
expenses
This
phone which,
$428,564
income
oper.
tion
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
serves
few
a
2898. "
covering
last
Army Signal Corps field
together with large quantities of telephone carrier termi¬
telephone repeaters, makes up an $11,000,000 order
recently received from the Signal Corps by Kellogg. Production of these
items at Kellogg's two Chicago plants will cover a period that extends
through 1957, insuring a steady supply to meet Army needs.
an
1954
$124,630
41,172
195,437
Lane Bryant, Inc.
year
NEW
ry.
respect
1858.
Jay Peak, Inc., North Troy, Vt.—Files With SEC—
Jerrold
At
1955
Three Months Ended April 30—
sale
by real estate; and the
Neb.
It also serves areas in Iowa, South Dakota,
natural gas.
Sac County Electric Co.'s facilities
electric
p.
company
1956,
RR.—Earnings—
'
to
respect
with
of
183,
vision
on
[ '
$241,940
railway—-
poration
involving
companies
two
loans
and
Inc.
1947
and
a
of
City,
around
and
ucts,
terminated.
183, p. 2282.
208,600
railway____
♦Deficit.—V.
<
.
that Investors Diversified Services,
provisions
eliminate
Service
Nebraska
per
Quarterly Report—Edmond H. Leavey, President,
ous
to
ISA
public
Sioux
the
capital gains tax rate.
from these non-recurring
June 13, said in part:
the
In,
company
central
for
managements of both this corporation and the Underwood Corn,
on June 19 that after careful consideration
discussions with,
a
forth
has filed
an
application
with
the Federal
Power
seeking authority to assume the assets and liabilities of.
Sac County Electric Co., of Sac City, Iowa and to issue 26,874 shares
of common stock to be exchanged with the latter company in lieu of
any cash payment.
can¬
to. the
resulting
applicable
772
credit
a
subject
income
net
183,
$1.51
employees, settlements with vendors for
which. is
on
$1.56
;
charges of $5,866,000 include certain non-.
the sale of the Evansville Dlant to Whirl-
International Tel. & Tel. Corp.—Merger Off—
to
set
;
1946
Public Service
consist
>
announced
respect
conditions
interested persons
until
June
29,
1956,
to
thereon.
The application requests an amendment
shares
Iowa
The
•*
below.—V.
mortgages4
given
orders
charge
This
<
The
persons'
application
of
Subscriptions—Of the
recently offered to
common
stockholders at $24 per. share, 214,979 shares
were subscribed for, and the 11,892 unsubscribed shares
were taken up by the underwriters headed
by The First
Boston Corp. (See details in V. 183, p. 2538.)—V. 183,
p. 2651.
v
Co.
$473,367
income
oper.
provides
—V.
$23,431,000
the
of
non-recurring
to
deducting
significant.—V.
„
The
purchase
premium of
with the sale of mortgages by IDS to ISA.—V. 183,
($10
to
These
plant,
effect
after
interested
thereon.
23,265,000
_
net
commitments,
the
of
mortgages
hearing
a
said
to
IDS
Syndicate
exemption from
transactions between
Commission
shares
_
allowances
of
cellation
($13,847,617
requirements
relating
Corp.
termination
items,
dividend
miscellaneous
pool-Seeger
given
and
other.
the
an
purchase
the
for
amendment
an
certain
and
13,656,354 shares in 1955) alter
for
preferred
recurring
terms, and
Investors
and
for
granting
and
$46,696,000
taxes
^
1956 ana
allowing
i
income
shares
com.
"
in
sale
June 18 k was announced
on
north
4,507,000
$46,049,000
__
for Fed.
provision
income
Net
,
for
the
serviced
in
Income before
& Chemical
railway
Net -from
such
South
subsidiary companies
at
SEO.
by
Iowa
Net
the
cents)
to
The proceeta-
Corp.—To Be Acquired—
Mining
railway
from
Gross
Guaranty company prior to the date of the requested
order; and the servicing of mortgages between IDS and Guaranty
company lor a specified charge and
the reimbursement of expenses
or disbursements
of one -company incident to the foreclosure of any
.
$509,396,000 $549,102,000*
__
ry.
Guaranty
and
of
subject ,to
isSued
<
with
33y3
(par
1956
tion
34,030,000
,
97,566,000
-
administrative
and
has
hearing
a
the
Commission
sales
goods
Selling
Commission
request
exempting
$477,874,000 $447,925,000
—
subsidiary companies
Total
to
1956,
company at prices equal to the amort- mortgages to the vendor at the time of sales or r
purchase plus interest; the purchase, endorsement,* guarantee or ful¬
fillment by
IDS of any commitment with respect to any mortgage!
which is owned by*Guaranty cumpany, in pursuance
of, and at prices
ceat
226,871
Railway has ordered 45
horsepower Diesel-electric locomo¬
720
IDS
the
and
29,
an' order
between
of
notification
From Jan. 1—
2292.'
Iowa Power & Light Co.—Stock
Jundiai
Delivery will
$5,000,000.
estate;
June
requests
in
International Harvester Co.- -Earnings HigherSix
real
until
Ipc.,
Equipment depart¬
"
'
(38%
inch)
and*
gage
'
183; p.
announced on June 18 that this corporation and Investors '
Syndicate Title & Guaranty Co. have applied to tne SEC for an exemp¬
tion order with respect to certain transactions between the
two com¬
panies involving the sale ana purchase of mortgages and loans secured
SEC
Car
•
of
stock
was
Also
Railways ; has
recently .de¬
line
Net
amount, plus accrued interest.
Payment will 8
of the agency of the Bank of Montreal In the
office
Idria
from
from
principal
the
New
Net
Net
by
a
April-
$0.73
Investors Diversified Services, Inc.—Seeks Exemption
;It
com¬
\
State
universal
new
a
with
at
mortgage
developing
the
made
and
Henry 3. Bothfeld, President of Angier, will become Division President
$100
City-of New York —V.
ized
manufacturer
a
be
letter
common
Lake Superior & Ishpeming
$101.33
each
of
through Sincere & Co., Chicago, 111.
selling stockholder.—V. 182, p. 1802.
Laan-Tex Oil
Gross
Interprovincial Pipe
per
to
go
See
5,253,846"
$0.77
...
The company has called for redemption on July
1, 1956, $304,000 of
first mortgage and collateral trust bonds, series B at
Redeem Bonds—
filed a
4
shares
market
2,164,633
its
I Illinois Terminal RR.—To
June
on
18,804
at
to
are
15,296
2,361,822
Net Income.,
Earnings per share______
$7,003,027
sec¬
(includes Income taxes to foreign
foreign exchange—net—_
pn
offered
87,917,782
1,280,000
7,978,410
income
The company
.
covering
operating
Secondary Offering—A
—
Kropp Forge Co., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC—
+
121,575,938 107,189,249
Interest and other charges
1956.—Vr 183,
30,
issue
429,520
•
$2.14
April
and
governments)
i
2651.
p.
Income—
of
per
sales
of
_Lo$s
Net
the
current
FOR
revenues—^—
Other taxes
for
charges
ACCOUNT
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
ondary offering of 18,200 shares of common stock (no
par) was made on June 20 by White, Weld & Co. at
$49.50 per share with a dealer's discount of 75 cents
per share. It was quickly completed.—V. 183, p. 1111.
Costs, expenses and taxes:
549,189
-
U.
Income
-
Proceeds of
company's
of
group
1956
and
Investment
Securities, Inc., Fort Worth,.
Texas, on May 29 Offered 250,000 shares of common stock
at $1.50 per share to residents of Texas only.
; •
$5,000,-
a
MONTHS ENDED MARCH 31
Sales
Key Western Investment, Inc. (Texas)—Stock Offered
—American
FINANCING—Porto Rico Tele¬
insurance companies,
CONSOLIDATED
49,976
.
Farns-
program.
$9,497,503
$2,450,216
income
the
of
2,130,013
$2,280,055
income
oper.
of
non-exclusive license /tinder certain-
a
inventions
on
1;
Net
to expand further the
operations
•
phone Co. has arranged for the private placement at par of
000 issue of 25-year 4%%
sinking fund debentures with a
Off—
Period End. Apr. 30—
rents
be
based
It will be used
manufacturing
Capehart-Farnsworth employees.
Ownership of these patents will be retained by the corporation.
gram,
7?
(3011)
company
Railway
revenue-
oper.
from
Net rev.
Net
—V.
income.—
2292.
oper.
ry.
183,
p.
151,507
$1,313,458
150,351
$662,607
$512,769
4u,925
2«j,779
183,
i
,
,
■
,
15,
t
^
directors
The
Boaid,
Service Co.—Changes in Personnel—
Collins
W.
S.
elected
President
L.
13
June
on
as
H.
and
$1
Alllne as Chairman of the
C. H. Stetson as Executive
Corp.—Plans Expansion—
Aircraft
Lockheed
Mr.
and improve¬
at this corporation's Calilornia Division plants, Burt C. MoneVice-President, reported on June 21, as step one in a projected
Work is under
ments
ftmith
way
$19,000,000 worth of expansions
on
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.- -Earnings—
1956
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway.-—
railway
1955
$2,204,589
.
Net
Prom Jan. 1—
from
Gross
Net
from
taxes...
2,590,000
4,652,000
2,380,000
Minority interest in sub.
—
—•—
2,424,000
2,272,000
289,000
1,144,000
Net
ry.
—V,
common
stock
*Earns.. per
D.
Store
associates
1,077,151
1,121,815
529,015
559,798
9.206,631
8,900,826
4,030,090
8,889,183
3,619,335
9,741,729
4,159,553
1,984,545
1,849,418
1,971,039
on
sale
of
Fixtures,
the
and
net
proceeds
stock
general
the
to'
received
used
be
the
by
general
funds
of
the
available
be
to
company,
for
*
the
corporate
in
Midland
The
stock
of
and
also
with
its
installation.
The
both metal
lines
wood
and
fixtures
of
produced
by
the
California
net
assets
of
&
M.
D.
of Indiana,
The stock
corporations
.
these
to
Indiana
operated
ds affiliates, with the company and the
responsible for operations in the 11 western
corporations in the remaining states.
Since
these acquisitions, I the two
subsidiaries have been operated as the
Indiana division and the parent company as the California division.
were
partnership
principally
states,
the
and
Indiana
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
mortgage notes
5% notes payable to stockholders
Bhort term bank borrowings—
tLoao payable to bank—
Preferred stock
($25
$32,000
40,000
•'
($1
par
value)—
par
value)
100,000 shs.
including 100,000 shares reserved for issuance
of the class B
tThe
*200,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
Interim
anticipated
secure
a
bank loan of approximately
financing for proposed plant construction.
interim borrowing will be accomplished in
that this
construction progresses.
as
that such
construction
May
authorize
conversion
upon
to
proposes
8,
the
will
The company presently
commenced prior to Sept, 1,
be
articles
the
1956
of .incorporation
anticipates
classes
and
pay
dividend
a
have
directors
the
on
stated
common
stock
the quarter ending June 30, 1956.
The issued
and
outstanding shares of
to
receive
dividends.
The
class
entitled
vertible
into
share
a
stock
common
for
share
basis,
UNDERWRITERS—The
purchase from
stock
mon
set
the
commencing
the
of
intention
10
cents
to
declare
share
per
class
B
stock
as
of
to
for
not
are
however, con¬
holders,
Initially
Is,
the
part,
a
stock
B
of
20.9%
Atlas
Eateman,
on
below
Oct.
have
be
Revel
:
Eichler
Miller
Wagenseller
1.
1957.
respective numbers of
agreed
shares
of
addition
of
Co._
183,
&
to
used
&
Durst,
board
the
each.
and
been
stock
the
of
proceeds
net
sale,
.,
.
applied to
is to be
024.000
loans by the organizers; $4,000 to exercise o! the
purchase the property now under lease; $255,930 lor con¬
of
to
of
plant;
a
further
$135,570 for administrative expenses,
ana
other purposes.—Y»-. 183, p. 2899. t
working capital and
Michigan Bell Telephone Go.^-Earnings-r-
of
Mack's
fire
announced
-Apparatus
on
June
16
facilities
need
the
of
bearing
made
Interest
since
to
to
defray
It
the
plans
a
I
total
I,
increased
"The rapid
Mack's
produced
a
South,
by Bert Nelson, Manager of Mack's
Fire
funds
tional
the
not
is
existing
such
were
is
is
and
$60,000
for
finance
by
southern
demand
for
Mack
fire
equipment.
population growth in the South in
established
reputation
gratifying increase
in
in
sales
the
recent
fire
volume
in
this
.
years,
equipment
to
for
Guaranty Trust
he
said.
of
New
York 'will
the
plant
pur¬
March
exercise
additional
an
that
by
move
in
In
1956,
the
changed
to
fices-at
295
The
its
the
Manufacturing
La
at
Verne,
to
it,
full
to equip
An
to
to
to
prepay
pay
of
any
such
and
such
of
for
its
expenses.
employed
Mercast
for
will
improvement
the
and
process
$175,000,
at
general
for
be
and
corporate
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
*750,000 shs.
the
to
company
10,000
agent'for
Mack
Bank
by
626,166 shs.
prmeipal-
were
National
the
reserved
Apex
for
issuance
company
for
and
upon
subsidi¬
issuance
upon
Corp.
incorporated
in Delaware
on
June
30,
Mercuro
title.
Ave.,
$50,000
reserved
were
officers of
was
of
Issued
Corp.,v which
was
subsequently
maintains its principal executive of¬
It
New
York
17,
N.
ploiting
Mercast
a
Manufacturing
patented
castings.—V.
formed
was
frozen
company
is
183,
p.
r
>> -
<
to-
incident
expenses
:
.
-
,
.-
redemption
for
on
all of
1956,
30,
June
Co., Greenfield,
153, p. 246.*
Mass.—V.
I ■'
-
\
•i
*
' "
-
Co.-^-Books Closed—
Gas Light
useful
for
engaged
business
2539.
•
the
announced
15
offering of $13,000,000 first mortgage 4,/s% bonds. This Issue was
awarded June 4 after competitive' bidding.—V.
183, p. 2765.
Minnesota
in
the
of
of
Alloy
manufacturing
disposable
and
and
through
selling
Natural
Valley
Woodward-Elwood & Co.,
V
patterns.
Mercast
precision
Co.—Stock Offered—.
Gas
Minneapolis, Minn., and HarMinn., on June 12 offered
old E. Wood & Co., St. Paul,
16,350 shares of common stock ^par $10) at $16 per share.
Concurrently, the company is offering 2,400 shares to its
employees at $15 per share, without underwriting.
PROCEEDS—The
.
the
company's
net
proceeds
the
of
construction
1956
1st
sale
will
be
used
>
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
sinking fund bonds,
syies, ($100,000 sinking
fund requirement each year)
6% curnul. pfd. stock ($100 par value)
"Common stock ($10 par value)
4Va%
mtge.
finance
to
program.
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
,
'
second
*The
1968
number
shares
of
300,000 on April 25,
cumulative
for
or
authorized
,
was
$1,700,000 *
795 shs.
179.044 shs.
from
increased
200.000
to
The articles of incorporation do not provide
rights to shareholders.
1956.
voting
$5,000,000 «
853 shs.
300,000 shs.
„
preemptive
"
directors
DIVIDEND—The
the
stock
common
May
Its
principal
at
20c
declared
share
per
payable on June
1956,
31,
of
BUSINESS—The
company
is at St.
office
11,
was
second
a
quarterly
shareholders
to
dividend
of record
as
on
of
1956.
organized
in
Minnesota
Peter, Minn., and it maintains
Minneapolis, Minn.
in
1934.
executive
Hennepin Ave.,
1750
majority of the common stock is owned by the President
of the company and his immediate family, and the remainder by other
officers, directors and employees and the public.
The company is engaged in the distribution and sale of natural gas
A
large
approximately
Mankato,
themselves
The
customers in 22 communities.
In 1948 it
storage and vaporization facilities near
purposes.
These facilities lend
distribution of liquefied propane in rural areas.
20,500
liquefied
primarily
the
to
propane
for
is now
company,
peak-shaving
delivering liquefied propane from the Mankato
in Chaska and Sleepy Eye to ap¬
from plants constructed
proximately 1950 customers on a
200 customers in bulk.
and
metered
basis,
and approximately
^
has one wholly-owned non-utility subsidiary, The Ohio
Fuel
Supply Co.
The subsidiary owns gas leases on 590 acres in
Oklahoma, 12,003 acres in Nebraska, 4,080 acres In Kansas. 480 acres
in North Dakota,
640 acres in Montana, 148 acres in Texas, and 187
acres
in
Mississippi.
The subsidiary plans to continue its program
The
-
company
developing leases in proven and semi-proven areas..
the leases referred to, the subsidiary owns, through
in four producing gas wells in Oklahoma, an esti¬
mated 3,049,870 Mcf of natural gas reserves.
It owns also a one-third
interest in five small producing oil wells in Texas.—V.
180. p. 2765.
of
and
acquiring
its
addition
to
participation
Stock Offered — All
offering 99,800 shares
Mountain View Diners, Inc. class A stock at a price
Mountain
developing and ex¬
investment '-casting field
formation
through
of
and Blyth & Co., Inc., managing underwriters,
the closing of dealers' subscription books on'
8t; Co.
Loeb
June
the
Corp.
the- purpose
for
process
mercury
also
the
Trust
&
Kuhn,
on
In
Y;
of
of
has called
Company
Milwaukee
plant
shares
to
shares
company
name
has
banks.
21,000
present
company
for
used
be
-
stock at $26.25
constructed
Outstanding
A
The
to
are
prior preferred stock at $186.75 per share and its second preferred,
per share. -Payment will be made at the First National
Its
offices
estimated
now owns approximately 90.2%
of the preferred stock,
the class B non-voting common stock' and 80.2%
of the"
voting common stock. or voting trust certificates therefor of
Alloy Precision Castings Co.; also awns all the issued and outstanding
v
proceeds
The
Y.
Millers Falls Co.—Calls Preferred Stocks—..
The
operation.
funds
nor
all
meet
and
addi¬
employed
scale
such
of
company,
The
company
96.7%>
,
Denver,
Corp.,
;t
company
notes.
Calif.
be
to
pending
the
10c)
held
Madison
Uranium
corporation on May 31 filed a- letter of notification with If1®
100,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
at 50 cents per share, through General Investing CoTp.,- New
York, JL
-
options Issued
options
under
v
/
mining operations.—V. 181, p. 748.
mid-August.
from
year.
and
1956,
addition,
of
8,526.136
covering
offered
Present
year.
year
GIVING
payable
31,
of
8,764,066
„
employed
received
portion
than
proceeds,
the
value
31,
notes
Manufacturing in
as
with
be
Incurred
non-interest-bearing
expenses
the
net
company
(par
March
exercise
The
act
The
SEC
to
securities
has
Scrip Agent—
Co.
approval
contributions,
$132,000 represented
issue.
Such advances
during
Mercast
any
the
during
of
development of
of
$9,430,098'
$9,597,801
2,197,822
-
Colo.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission— -
These
the
1956 Mercast Manufacturing will
new
equipment and improvements to its plant;
improvement; and the balance of the funds to
process
the
charges
Mid-Continent
.
-
will
be
insufficient
be
for
together
field,
area,"
below.
purposes.
employing
Stock Dividend
were
advances,
account
after
be-lurnished
others
may
operations
by
$2,384,584
2,297,912
183, p. 2418.
initially
maturing hereafter, except as part or all
be included in
its
operational
expenses
$16,000
retained
by
-
new
to
employ
to
that
balance
its
defray
to
time
estimated
The
of
to
and
may
the
at
$2,475,251
income
operating
after
additional
which
will
with
together
Alloy
heretofore
employed
intended
indebtedness
income
has
expected
indebtedness
indebtedness
It
Incurred
represented
operation
$150,000
equipment
new
It
$605,000
received
finance
class
made necessary
was
Net
,
Net
—V.
<
the
capital
Alloy
and
to
and
as
open
to
days
1956
furnished
Manufacturing
of
___
of two or more of them.
loaned
during 1956 to finance operations
contemplate the completion of this
*At
Division.
According to Mr. Nelson, the expansion program
number
''
of
loams
outlined
as
.
company
thirty
March
be
expenses
BUSINESS—The
the
expenses
with any present
proceeds
arises
notes,
bearing
.
throughout
Y.,
will
by Alloy
moving into
and equipping a new plant and to meet current expenses during this
period when operations will be unavoidably curtailed.
It Is estimated
that
for
the year
1956,
Alloy will require $80,000 for moving and
installation
costs,
building additions and prepaid rent;, $70,000 for
new equipment;
$60,000 for process improvement and personnel train¬
ing; and the balance of the funds furnished and to be furnished
'
as
sales
apparatus
1956—Month—1955
1956—4 Mos.—1955
$20,766,560 $18,415,620 $81,615,558 $72,371,884
14,542,343 12,616,178 57,552,209 49,710,509,
Federal; income taxes„ *, 2,330,541 " 2,268,750
8,830,913
8,813,657
Other operating taxes— • 1,418,425
1,146,108
5,634,635
4,417,620,
revenues
Operating
additional
sufficient
a
not
net
used
or
the
as
has. heretofore
expected
Since
Apparatus
-
the
)•
"
head of the corporation's Southern
Division Fire Engine Department will lend force to the current
expan¬
The
..
.
the
repayment
"
non-interest
notes
5%*
the
Appointment of John G. Caley
by
Monarch
of
.
subsidiaries
available
directors
of
company
1945
<with
$30,000.
approximately
group
Period End. Apr." 30—
general funds, reimbursing it in part for.
to the subsidiaries, and will, thereafter be
chases of capital stock or a combination
amount
10,000
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Plans Expansion of Fire
N.
it
whereby
of
thereof.
any
remaining
The
made
the
to
be.made
Capital stock
10,000
Inc
York,
New
proceeds from the sale
to retire current bank
company's
previously
available
will
10,000
2765.
p.
.
Authorized
35,000
Sales Facilities in Southern States—
was
the
$8,000, »and
was
limited
a
Operating
com¬
35,000
Co
for
investment and
reselling
or
net
be
CAPITALIZATION
&
Corp.,
shares
subscribe
The
the
the
$25,000
the
to
funds
aries.
It
lease
the
and
exploration,
York
New
issued.
resolution
a
for
agent,
Broadway,
be
Atlas
adopted
subscribe
acquired for
will
made
below:
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
Crowell, Weedon & Co
•
sion
approximately
was
in
struction
Corp.
distributing
Corp.
added
advances
further
named
by
120
will
Shares
—V.
investment of Mica &
Several of the
subscribers purchased a total of 74,000 common shares at 50c per share; and they
received
in
addition 12,000 common shares as a stock bonus for the loan of
$24,000 to the company. ;Mid-South Securities Co. of Nashville re¬
ceived 28,700 shares as a finder's fee for arranging the underwriting. >
The aggregate
of these shares represents 53%
of the shares to be,
outstanding, assuming the sale of the 570,00(1 shares., The purchasers
of. the 570,000 shares will acquire a 47%
interest in the equity for
options
Minerals
organizers
that
require
the
option
underwriters
company
forth
the
at
their
has
to
subscription
the
scrip
or
advised
in
If
would
Mercast
to
shares
DIVIDENDS—The
be
1956.
amended
were
of stock set forth in
the foregoing
table, and
split up the then outstanding shares of capital stock
of common-stock, $1 par value, and 47,000 shares
of class B stock, $1
par value.
Thereafter, a total of 53,000 shares
of common stock, $1 par value, and J>3<000 shares of class B stock,
$1 par value, were issued in exchange for the net assets of M. & D.
Equipment Co., a partnership, and the outstanding stock of M & D
Display Co. of Indiana, Inc. and Fixtur-Kraft, Inc.
subdivide
into 47,000
tyring
to
stock.
company
$350,000 to provide
on
in
option
In April, 1956, in order that the company might advance to its
subsidiaries, Alloy Precision Castings Co. and Mercast Manufac-'
two
$250,000
None
500,000 shs.
($1
stock
B
will
by
York,
New
shares
been
or
$50,000
have
350,000
30,000 shs.
tClass
and
an
land
held
made
by
97,300
350,000
It
PROCEEDS—Of
stock,
The
40,000
—97,300
value)
par
shares,
interest
Outstanding
$50,000
tCommon stock
to
all of the assets subject to liabilities of The Monarch
Alabama corporation, consisting of a lease on 138 acres *
Hart County, Ga., an option to purchase such property,
and
an
option to purchase an adjoining property.
In consideration
thereof, the company issued to Monarch 545,300 common shares, which,
were
distributed pro rata to Monarch stockholders upon its dissolu- J
tion
in
April.
The organizers of Monarch
and Mica & Minerals
are
the same.
The investment of Monarch in procuring the lease and
acquired
Of
Corp.,, holder of 40,412 shares, or 10.8%
presently Intends to
Initial "rights" only. On April 30, 1956 Atlas Corp., owned
Intention
of
FINANCING
Authorised
5%
JOn
corporation was organized in Delaware on Feb. 9, 1956, for
principal purpose of engaging in the exploration for, mining and
be confused with sheet mica). In April,
the
outstanding shares of- capital stock of:
should purchase all shares-other than
those
subject to National Apex Corp.
"rights"/it would then own
315,497 shares, or 50.4%
of the outstanding shares.
Any shares so'
Equipment Co.,-
partnership, were acquired in May 1956.
Prior
the company,, the
partnership,.,and the
two
acquisitions,
received
of
rights
Informed
purchased
the
and
be
directors
its
the. company,.
include
company
has two subsidiaries, M & D Display Co.
Fixtur-Kraft,
Inc., both Indiana corporations.
and
the two subsidiaries
6tages
up
The
exercise Its
fixtures.
The company
is
common
par
'
share.
$570,000.
Thompson Products, Inc. the holder at April
30, 1956 of 54,449 shares, or 14.5% of the total outstanding, has not
as
yet decided what, if any, action it may take, and that National
of
lines
has
of
of
that
been
78,502
It
com¬
pursuant to Its additional subscription privilege to purchase
shares not purchased by other stockholders.
The company has
Apex
*Not
183,
shares
any
display fixtures, the company offers its
customers a complete store fixture service, including the initial plan¬
ning and layout of all wall and floor merchandising units, and their
*
shares
three
Co,
fractional
board
all
must
Trust
company
its
exercise
1933
No
Y.
N.
that
Mlg. Corporation." In May of
changed to "M. & D. Stores Fixtures,
was
narpe
California
in
15,
Display
D.
&
Incorporated
was
company
namej "M.
subscriptions
connection
1
each
for
10c
these
-
(with an over¬
subscription privilege)* This offering is not underwritten, i
The company,Is engaged in the design, development, production and
of merchandise
display fixtures used
in
hardware, drug and
variety stores, supermarkets, and other retail sales establishments.
In
.
$102,043,553.—V.
were
Corp., New York—Stock Offered—The
shares
new
Marine
aale
a
current -assets
net
statement witk the
stock. The Com¬
registration
a
its
shares for public sale at $1 per shi
made on a best efforts basis by Peter Morgal
for which it will receive a selling commission'
ofier
'
proposes
Inc."
of
that
its stockholders of record June 15,
1956, the right to subscribe on or before 3:30 p.m. (EDT)
July 3, 1956, for 250,466 additional shares of capital
stock (par 10 cents) at $3 per share on the basis of two
All
company
the
Inc.
<
is offering to
pany
purposes,
BUSINESS—The
».
fiscal
the
in
,
Mercast
from
Approximately
to obtain a loan of approximately $350,000
as interim
bank borrowing to be used to finance the construction of
a new California plant.
Negotiations have been commenced with respect
to this interim borrowing,
and the company has recently reached a
verbal understanding with an institutional lender for a loan of approxi¬
mately $400,000 for the long-term financing of this construction.
1956
ineome
net
Commission—
filed
13
shares cf
to be
York,
is
Regisfers\With
—
right to purchase
of
year net Income was $7,330,363, or $3.97 a share,
$489,381,770 when the tax provision was $7,650,458. ;
!
Income before taxes was $18,580,254 compared with $14,980,821
so
to
,
of America
Corp.
June
on
to
New
of
per
Corp.,
2765.
company
follows:
as
including the replenishment of working
to Jj6#used Jos meeting, the*needs of the*«ompany's expanded
under
Records—
the
p.
business.
The
$530,324,516,
of
be
failed
processing scrap-mica (not to
sales of
$59,612,806,
the
corporate
capital
sales
should
has
In addition, the company has granted Morgan & Co.
•
comparable fiscal period of 1955.
The report, signed by George Van Gorder, Chairman, disclosed that
current assets amounted
to $161,656,359 against current liabilities of
& Co. and
100,000 shares of common
be
to
will
15c
the
:
the prior fiscal
In
.
acquisition of additional machinery and equip¬
ment, approximately $18,000 to retire existing indebtedness, approxi¬
mately $100,000 to finance the construction of a plant addition in
the Indiana division, and the balance of approximately $180,000 will
added
16,185,000
$2.76
r
.-
•
,
order
company
(at the rate of one warrant for each five shares
warrants at lc per warrant, each warrant en¬
purchase one share of stock at $1 per share for
three
years,
commencing thirteen months after the commencement
of the offering and at $1.50 per share for two years thereafter.
ended March 31, 1956 was $8,802,214, equivalent to $4.75 a share,
according to the annual report of the company mailed to stockholders
June 16.
The net income was after provision of $9,778,040 for Federal1,
Dempsey-Tegeler
offered
11
common
$192,000. to finance
be
■
request,
upon
to 114,000
titling the holder to
year
Offered—Bate-
Inc.—Stock
offering
Co.,
of
at $6 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
the
•
that
at
filed Oct. 28,
1977.
p.
570,000
proposes
&
17,352,000
1,167,000
18,465,000
$3.12
„'
,
income taxes.
3,878,512
1,842,600
June
on
stock (par $1)
1,983,000
$0.34
■ <
.
corporation
sold)
Robbins, Inc.—Sales Break
record-breaking
On
990,743
490,021
Co.
&
•
■
180,
Minerals
&
covering
pany
19,000
—
it
Net
Eichler
•
share of common stock are calculated on the average
outstanding during the respective periods.—V. 183,
per
-
'McKesson &
$2,340,247.. $2,529,644
In
&
20,291,000
-
$0.36
„.
.
A
The
shares
of
2765.
"
2,139,000
share
com.
""Earnings
number
" -
suspension
or
that
shares
common
stock
of
Securities and Exchange
SEC
the
to
applicable
183, p. 2076.
M.
pfd. stocks—
on
Balance
,
Income.—
39,900,000
The
.
railway—
oper.
man,
income
earnings
Net
1953
•
such
Mica
35,488,000
18,117,000
19,609,000
285,000
Federal
200,000
sales (except for one report filed
1955)
and has ignored requests by the Commissions staff
reports. The filing of such reports is required under Regu¬
as
a
condition to the availability
of the exemption
from
July,
$
99,508,000 503,630,000 452,321,000
5,014,000
taxes
943,477
railway
$
$
108,772,000
sales.
asserts
order
reports
registration.—V.
Earnings before Federal
income
June
on
1956—12 Mos.—1955
1958—3 Mos.—1S55
$
469,844
income—
oper.
1954
'
$2,273,647
,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
•
-
'
from
in
denial
the
permanent.
commission's
semi-annual
file
Treasurer
183, p. 2185.
1948.—V.
Period End. Apr. 30—
p.
April—
and
1951
of
public offering
a
whether
made
or
The
lation
machinery and equipment.
(6) Preliminary studies on a proposed supersonic wind tunnel, one
of several scientific Installations ,contemplated for iuture authorization,
Mr. Monssmith,
who is the California Division
general manager,
said the 1956 appropriation of $19,000,000 for fixed assets is twice
as much as in any previous year.—V.
183, p. 2764.
- .
.
Gross
June,
to
pursuant to a Regulation A Notification
provides an opportunity for hearing,
order
question
vacated
of
worth
$4,000,000
since
Vice-President
been
Department Stores
„
of
had
August,
May
DJvs.
Purchase
been
for
long-range
transport.
(5)
Stetson
since
growth plan.
Current projects, keyed to the need for new facilities to turn out
$458,000,000 of new transport orders, will provide:
(1) First units of a proposed new engineering test center, providing
fin 80,000-square-foot flight test hangar and a 87,000-square-foot shop,
laboratory and office structure.
(2) A new paint hangar large enough for the 150-foot wings of the
1649 Constellation, due to fly in four months..
♦
. •
,
»
;
(3) A new building specially fitted for fuel tank sealing and testing.
(4) Conversion of former overhaul facilities used by Lockheed Air¬
craft Service, Inc., into assembly lines for the new Electra propjet
$92,000,000
Collins
The
the
on
has
Mr.
respect
share,
per
1954.
President of the company since October, 1935,
a
member of the board since June, 1947, and
been
has
Alline
Mr.
\
..
announced
was
A
with
1933
Vice-President.
■
.
Exchange Commission it
and
issued an order temporarily denying and suspending a Regu¬
exemption
from registration
under the Securities Act of
has
lation
172,913
Fla.—Stock
.
■»'
,
Public
Maine
Hialeah,
Co.,
Beverage
Offering Suspended—
The Securities
2652.
p.
t
Canned
Mi-Ame
business July 23, 1956, in accepting
sale of fractional interests in shares
the 'stock dividend payable June 18,
up to the close of
for the purchase or
stock resulting xrbm
Inc.
forms
common
1956.—V.
$1,122,633
609,864
(
$160,052
*»,ol2
op.
ry.
of
$128,206
158,005
Railway oper. expenses.
order
1956—4 Mos.—1955
1956—-Month—1955
$jl8,057
$276,713
Period End. April 30—
Trucks,
Ry.—Earnings—
Litchfield & Madison
<
View Diners, Inc.
States Securities Dealers,
of
of $3 per
.
—
are
share.
of the
stock will be used
to finance its current backlog of
orders of approxi-
PROCEEDS—Net
by the
Inc.
company
proceeds, from
ths eale
Volume 183
Number 5545
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(3013)
4,
mately
$1,700,000,
and
of
expansion
the
for
funds
provide
to
for
its
the
of all
of
President of the company
this in preference to any
its resources;
is John M. Templeton who Is also President
Templeton, Dobbrpw and Vance, Inc., investment counsellors, and"
of Templeton Investment Research, Inc. The latter companyhas been retained as Investment adviser to the new company.—V, 183*
of
or liquidation.- ,
•
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■ v
.,
.. ■
, „
policy of Natomas heretofore in effect is no longer
suited to the objectives of the company.
"In the future," said Davies,
"dividends will be declared from time to time as, in the opinion of the
with its plant and offices located on the
(Route 23), in Singac, N. J., is engaged
of diners.
The company has a line of 36 standard
m?.nufacture
of
diners
assembly
basis
line
EARNINGS—Sales
risen
steadily
sales
during
the
of
the
of
plant
the
for
company
dividend policy will be
for profit and growth."—V. 183, p. 2766.
In
the
2900.";
p.
*
attuned to the new outlook
new
-
Oceanic Oil Co.—Earnings Higher—
past
nine
have
and gross
years
Income
New England Telephone &
Period End. Apr. 30—
.Operating
completion
expenses
Federal
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
___
Net
Minneapolis, Minn.—Files With SEC
2,215,453
1,930,037
8,510,639
The
**
company
covering
market
M.
J.
a
common
Dain
&
—V.
letter of notification with the SEC
stock (par $10> to be offered at
Co., Inc., ' Minneapolis, Minn.
The
selling stockholder.—V.
to go to a
are
filed
7
of
shares
through
proceeds
June
on
1,000
^ 1,558,293
7,155,618
income
$2,938,029
2,315,116
$2,527,940 $11,265,345
,
2,026,333
8,849,864
Other
6,222,525
$9,965-,074
7,621,881
taxes.
operating
charges___^__
183,
346,749
17,536
<168,435
85,787
(net)—.
<154,711
13,724
$170,840
income
110,720
$85,053
$57,715
——
Total
Net
At
profit
1956, Fred M,
elected Chairman of the Board and
of "the
board of directors on May 28,
1945, was
elected President and
since
President
Russell
J.
Canada—Acquires
—
——
meeting of the
a
Keller,
Mines Ltd., Toronto,
Fortune
income
from
4
2420.
p.
New
179, p. 2698.
327,963
$153,304
profit
7,267,261
1,879,700
income
after
Net
1955
$501,460
expense
operating
Deductions
Net
1956
$481,267
interests
*'
operating taxes__
Other
oil
from
Operating
1956—4 Mos.—1955
$25,091,105. $23,168,349 $99,322,547 $90,564,408
18,057,923
17,i52,029 72,390,945 67,109,543
revenues
Operating
of the current financing out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist of 157,543 shares
of class A stock and 134,749 shares of class B stock.—V. 183, p. 2766.
Nash Finch Co.,
■
Three Months Ended March 31—
first
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
short,
company.
$116,000 in 1947 to $2,276,393 in 1955,
quarter of 1956 were $324,692.
from
the
the
at
President
directors, earnings and the- capital requirements of the business justify.
ranging from a small 400 square foot diner, selling
for $18,000, to a 3,400 square foot diner selling for about $150,000.
The manufacture and production of the diners are conducted on an
units
full utilization
Thus the dividend
BUSINESS—Corporation,
Newark-Pompton Turnpike
In
the
plan of retrenchment
business.
Sherman
Chief
was
Executive Officer
182, p. 1341.
company.—V.
■'
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'
\
Minijig Claims in Honduras—
Officers
National Automotive Fibres, Inc.—New Unit
'
•
«\
:
'
Philip E. Church has been elected President of Canadian Automotive
Trim, Ltd., a subsidiary, and John G. Bannister, President of National,
! has been named Chairman of the Canadian company which has plants
In Windsor and Ajax,
Mr.
Church
has
Qnt., the parent company announced on June 13.
served
Vice-Presidentin charge of
Canadian's
as
~
1
operations since 1952. He has been with the company since its organi¬
zation in 1938, and has served as Purchasing Manager, Office Manager
and Controller.—V.. 183,
2186.
p.
V
\
r
.
...
■"
-
*.•«.«
,
.
additional claims, „ totalling 4,000 acres
tying on to original ground held'in thfe Republic of Honduras.'
The
total claim-group'mow comprises 6,000 acres on which three important
copper firids<have Indicated a mineralized zone four miles long bearing
northeast.
Comparty engineers "feel1 "that sufficient open" pit tonnages
of high grade copper are indicated to' support a
profitable milling
operation.
* . 1
—
...
.
'
The: new- find, called Santa Inez," Is four
miles northeast of the
Batan now being drilled."
'
"
/
has -acquired
The^.company
Otarion, Inc., Dobbs-Ferry, N. Y,—Mathes on Board—
v;
"
\ :
.
SEC
of
aid,
of
M:
Mathes,
Inc.,
Listener,"
"The
plants
has
;''
.
world's
the
Dobbs Ferry,' N
in
.
—
•
•
•
J.
first
eye-
and In Ifinne*
Y.,
.....
•
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-
'
i >" Otis Elevator Co.—Operatorless Elevator Sales Up— J
t
■
,
'
.
'
.
accepted operatorless automatic elevators so com*
all new intensive-service cars slid by this
States in the past year are. of the without"
attendant type, LeRoy A. Petersen, President, declared on June 21. 1
-The speed
with which public acceptance of operatorless elevators
has mounted in the last six years 1$ shown by the
fact that only
12.6% of the Otis cars sold for office buildings in 1950 were operator-*
less, Mr. Petersen pointed out. This figure rose to about 80% In 1953,
public
has
that 98.2%
of
in the United
and to
95%
'
:
!
the 12-month
is for
30, 1956.
' - v
virtually
unquestioned
acceptance
of
operatorless
elevators-in the past few, years has enabled building owners to provide
faster, smoother, and more efficient service, while at the same time
saving as much as $8,000 a year per car in operating expenses,"
-"The
public's
declared.
Petersen
Mr.
He
-
1
The current figure of 98.2%
1955.
in
ending April
period
!
.
,
The
•
pletely
company
.
,
-
,
"•
-
manufactures
which
Board
.
Chemical Co.—Acquisitions—
•«
June
■,
•
•-
Otarion
the
of
agency, has been elected to the board of direcit was announced June -18 by Leland Rosemond,-
advertising
glass hearing
apolis, Minn.
,
J
Corp.—Correction—^
summary
press
Chairman
Mathes,
of Otarion," Inc;,
Pl-esident;
. . .
;
< - ; ..„ ,.C. Hyde Lewis, President,'on June 19 announced that the company'
has acquired
the Beaver Petroleum*Corp.-•of Wilmington; Del.; and
12, 1956, it was reported that':
>the Laan-Tex Oil Corp., of Dallas, Texas.'. In exchange for 2,120,000
this
New
York.. investment
company
had ^withdrawn its exemption
shares Of its stock; New'Idria has taken over all assets and properties
application, under the Investment, Company Act with respect to the-'
of the two; companies, subject only to r a $3,000,000 payment for oil
proposed acquisition of $500,000, of-convertible subordinated. debentures •
No cash pay¬
of Capital Airlines, Inc.: The reference to the Capital Airlines deben-'i ,-viands which is to be met out" of tuture* oil production.
ment,was involved.
r
tures Was incorrect,, the withdrawal having related Instead to National's
,
Shareholders of New Idria had previously approved the purchase
proposed acquisition of $500,000 of. debentures of Western Air Lines,
and had authorized. an increase in the common shares of the com¬
Inc., announced in ,the SEC press summary of May 28; 1956. National's
pany from 5,000,000 to 7,500,000.
Total New Idria shares now out¬
-application
for
an
exemption
order
with respect
to its proposed'
standing are 4,975,887; '
i ' V
acquisition of $500,000 of convertible subordinated
debentures, < due
The
combined oil and gas properties .involved in the transaction
July 1, 1976, of Capital Airlines, Inc., announced! in the June. 11, 1956
consist of various participating interests in 198 producing oil and gas 1
press- summary,, is still pending before., the Commission; and interested
wells;.. Leases
acquired
total
approximately 57,000
gross
acres
in
persons may file requests for a hearing
thereon on or before 12:00
Texas,. California, and Kansas, of which about 17,000 gross acres are
noon on
June 21, 1956.—V. 183, p. 2900.
•
,
.under, production.
Net proven oil reserves have been estimated in
excess
of 5,000,000 barrels.*- Gas reserves have been estimated at 28
"billion- cubic
feet of casinghead gas and
39 billion cubic feet of
National Starch Products, Inc.—Capacity Increased—
natural gas. ■
* -v:
■' / • .v
The production capacity of polyvinyl acetate polymers has been dou- '
Mr.
Lewis, said
a .drilling
program to
develop additional reserves
bled at the corporation's new Meredosia, 111., plant.
will be undertaken immediately and It is planned to drill two wells
' '.
-In^the
M.
York
tors
t
'
'•
New Idria Mining &
James
New
'
,
*
National Aviation
1
the only intensive-service elevators sold during;
whichvdid not contain the operatorless feature were
pointed out that
the
past
for
special, purposes,
year
-V.-181, -p.
involving
only
one
in
car
each
installation,
;
2359.
,
month
a
According to R.: W. Merritt, Vice-I$e8idj5Dt,.in charge of production,
staTted 'on this expansion Rrpgrapi ^early last Pall, so as to
meet the growing demand from the'paint) adhesive, textile and paper
industries for their various types of-poly vinyl* resins;.: «.>" •>/;>'
,
/
In
National
•
Polyvinyl
resins-are
field,
emulsions;
acetate
183,
2077.
p.
'
•
,
least, the next two years.Petroleum, New Idria
—V.
This
share, as against
per
with $145,051
compares
half of
22 cents per share earned in the first
nine cents per share in the first fiscal
or
the year and $60,531 or
take
only
not
over
i
w
.
.! The
its
.
Central. RR.—Partial
'New York
-
redemption on July 1/ next, $18,125 it.
5%% bonds, due-Jan, 1; 1980 at
called for
has
company
sinking \fund. collateral
will
101%Payment
*
-
trust
.
be
quarter.
contracts
Exhibition
49%
On
April
•
Newberry Co.—May Sales Higher—
(J. J.)
.
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..
Y1956—Month—1955
1956-^5,Me^-^1955
$15,137,752 $13,962,789 $66,216,207 $62,205,416
31— *
.
.
—-V.
1955,
^
stock
and
pany
(3)
The.
,
corporation
on
Exploration Corp.; Seattle;
&
.
11 Tiled ■ a> letter
June
'
'
,
of
notification
'
with
in
.,f.
the
SEC ..covering JJ,000,OQO, shares, of common stock to be offered at par
(one
cent
used
for
per,
.sharal, .without underwriting.
expenses
proceeds
The
are
to
the
every
months
the
following
31,
the
1956,
'"V
$2.20.
March
On
and State taxes on income,
amounted to $2,492,474 and net earnings from operations, after taxes,
totaled $1,192,474, equivalent to $1.22 per share on the approximately
973,700 shares of common stock outstanding as of the close of the
Profit
fiscal
from
Federal
before
operations,
Federal
The
this
natural
Iowa,
profit
their
$1.24
or
United
former
company's
below
$105,024
of
to
provide
and
employees,
Radiator
States
for
a
pensions
non-recur¬
of $123,478 from the purchase in the open market of the
4%% subordinated cumulative income debentures at prices
face value, net income, c.fter taxes, amounted to $1,210,928,
share.
per
Because
charge
non-recurring
a
retired
ring
fact
the
of
combined
that
National
The
operated
Corp.
Co.
Radiator
and
United
those
with
of
on
Ste.tes
United
its year ended
for
Radiator
the currently
outstanding
shares,
the aggregate earnings of
the two companies
for
their last complete
years
prior to the merger would have been
Jan.
«
Radiator
31,
equal
to
1955
and
$1.09
reduced
are
share."—V.
per
to
a
182,
per
p.
share basis
on
2359.
has
granted
temporary
The
project.
....
the
main-line
main-line
facilities
facilities
facilities.
facilities
over-all
covered
by
the
first
of
board
directors
meeting
following
the
merger
of
this
and APL Associates, Inc. was held in San Francisco on June 18.
as
following persons
President
of
the
were
company.
Ralph K. Davies, newly elected Chairman of the Board, announced
and explained a modification of the company's dividend policy.
Natomas has been paying a regular dividend of ap¬
proximately 60 cents per share, by far the greater percentage of which
has been paid out of reduction surplus and not out of current earn¬
In
recent
years
'-'In effect," said Davies, "this has been largely a liquidating
dividend paid during a period of greatly reduced corporate activity."
ings.
The
APL
underlying
Associates,
Natomas,
that
it
purpose
Inc.
was
could
go
pansion and development,
of
so
the
to
recently consummated with
reorganize the surviving company,.
merger
forward
vigorously with
a
program
of
ex¬
taking advantage of attractive opportunities
offered.
12,
-
16,
1956,
1956,
in
California
For
the
accounted
total
steam
The
a
gross
in
distributes either
estimated
company
territory
into
ended March 31, 1956, electric service and
for 65.1% and 34.4%, respectively, of the com¬
operating revenues, and the distribution of water
various localities for the remaining 5%.
(
47
months
twelve
service
having an
California's
of
30O unincorporated communities (each
population) and an extensive rural area in 46
in 150 incorporated cities,- about 130 un¬
about
cities,
incorporated
of 250 or more estimated
counties.
distributes
It
a
gas
(each of 250 or more estimated population),
communities
incorporated
number
rural
of
in 32 counties.
areas,
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
electric energy or gas or both In
population of 6,250,000, extending
It distributes electric energy in
counties.
58
TO
PRESENT
Outstanding
$
$
♦First and refunding
Ser.
I
3%%
bds.
mortgage bonds. 1,000,000,000
due June 1, 1966
due Dec. 1, 1970
due June 1, 1971
due June 1, 1974
3%
bonds
L
3%
bonds
in
Ser.
M
3%
bonds
due Dec.
1,
proceedings on proposals by this company,
to increase the system sales capacity of its natural gas transmission
system to supply new and existing customers In Minnesota, Wisconsin,
South Dakota, and Iowa.—V. 183, p. 1860.
Ser.
N
3%
bonds
due
Dec.
1,
1979
1977
Ser.
O
3%
bonds
due
Dec.
1,
1975
Washington,
D.
in
C.,
reconvene
June
26
the
,
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
$13,770,619 $13,809,362 $15,063,547
2,200,517
2,471,434
1,755,863
2.967,798
1,039,723
1,326,105
1,068,513
1,272,109
$14,686,721
railway
railway
Income
oper.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
U
Ser.
W
Ser.
X
3y8%
bds.
Ser.
Y
3%%
bds.
Z
3%%
bds.
50.378,438
55,677,970
First
.>
3,551,007
6%
income
3.466,960
4,476,719
276,317
8,984,717
4,207,686
railway
oper.
S
53,697,231
8,943,303
-
57,587,617
bonds due June 1, 1981
3'/e%
1,
1984
due June
1.
1984
due
Dec.
1,
1987
due
Dec.
1,
1988
due Dec.
bds.
(par $25)
preferred stock, cumul.
first preferred stock, cumul.
p.
5»/a%
5%
2766.
Electronics
—Offering Scheduled for Late June—
Nucleonics,
Chemistry
&
Shares,
Inc.—
offering of shares of this corporation is expected
to be made on June 27 by an underwriting group headed by Lee Higginson Corp.
At its incorporation eailier in the year the company
was
known as Atomic, Chemical and Electronic Shares, Inc.
A
diversified management Investment company, it will become an
The
initial
public
with redeemable shares after the scheduled sale of
the company's stock. Under the comD"ny's investment policy particular
stress will be placed upon the securities of companies engaged in the
open-end
nuclear,
company
electronic
and
chemical fields.
„
)
1
!
first
redeemable. 1st
redeemable
series
4.80%
4.50%
4.36%
preferred
A,
cumul
pfd. stk., cumul.
first
pfd. stk., cumul.
redeem. 1st pfd. stk., cumul.
redeem. 1st pfd. stk., cumul.
Redeem.
1st
classified
1st
pfd.
board
stk.,
cumul.
(par
of
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
1,719,388 shs,
1,517,375 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
$25)
directors
of
17,068.602 shs.
1,750,000
1,517,375
11,000,000
1,000,000
(un-
series)
in
stock
4,211,662 aha.
1,173,163 shs.
400,000 shs.
2,860,977 shs.
preferred stk.,
cumulative
redeem.
Common
♦The
stock,
4,211,662 shs.
1,173,163 shs.
400,000 shs.
2,860,977 shs.
6,086,823 shs.
20,000,000 shs.
first
5%
183,
;
preferred stock
5%
—V.
!
67,434,000
69,135,000
74,774,000
77,475,000
46.211,000
55,742,000
60,887,000
44,525,000
25,000,000
bonds due Dec. 1, 1980
bds. due June 1, 1982
3% bonds due June 1, 1983
27/s% bds. due June 1, 1976
3%% bds. due Dec. 1, 1985
T
8,679,429
railway
•
3 Y»%
R
Ser.
Ser.
From Jan. 1—.
Gross
bonds
Ser. P 2% %
Ser.
1953
1954
1955
1956
3%
927,000
18,669,000
23,839,000
109,548,000
77,975,000
48,182,000
9,350,000
24,088,000
Ser. Q 27/s %
Ser.
Northern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
April—
FINANCING
Authorized
J
will
1905.
Calif.
6,
.
K
hearings
in
principally,
Ser.
Commission
to the shares
7
incorporated
was
Ser.
Power
directors
„
and does not apply
Ser.
Federal
the
■
company
temporary
project proposed by Northern,
May
60c a share on the common
of the year, respectively. The
payable July 12, 1956, to stock¬
principal
gaged,
and
authorization are part of
estimated to cost a total of
$32,009,800, designed.to Increase the company's system sales capacity
by about 90,000,000 cubic feet of gas per day.
Hearings on the con¬
struction
program were recessed last Jan. 30 and are scheduled to
reconvene June 26 in Washington,
D. C.
The FPC said
that the
temporary authorization was being issued
"without prejudice to such final disposition of the
applications for
certificates as the record may require."
The
on
of
is
quarter
June
on
and
dividends
second quarters
and
second
record
now
Francisco
173
.
is $6,309,000, which includes
and $1,536,000 for the storage
The temporary certificate does not authorize Northern to oper¬
the
of
cost
the
for
the dividend rate
1953
executive offices are located at 245 Market St., San
The company is an operating public utility en¬
in the business of furnishing electric and gas
service throughout a
large part of northern and central California,
with properties located and operations carried on entirely in California.
Its
Ser.
elected as directors, filling existing va¬
cancies on the board: Ralph K. Da vies, Bert I. Graves, Raymond W.
Ickes, Chandler Ide, George Kiliion, George T. Paine, and Arthur B.
Poole.
Continuing as directors are: Clyde H. Brand, Mortimer Fleishacker, Jr., Douglas McCormack, R. G. Smith, and Louis Sutter.
An organization meeting of the new board was held and the follow¬
ing officers were elected: Chairman of the Board, Ralph K. Davies;
Vice-Presidents, Mortimer Fleishhacker, Jr., Raymond W. Ickes. and
Chandler Ide; Secretary and Treasurer. Chandler Ide; Assistant' Secre¬
tary and Assistant Treasurer, Wanda Durkee. R. G. Smith continues
The
stock
and
Natomas Co.—Directors and Officers Elected—
company
the
authority to
the
estimated
project.
ate
Commission
construction of pipeline facilities to increase its
system sales capacity, and for the testing oi Its Redfield,
storage
Total
$4,733,000
an
different fiscal years prior to
their merger, Mr. Focke stated, it was not possible to give comparable
figures for the 12 months ended March 31, 1955.
"However," he said,
"if
National's
earnings for its fiscal year ended March 31,
1955
States
are
gas
Power
for
company
year.
After
to
for
pany's
Natural Gas Co.—Plans Expansion—
Northern
1923,to July
1956,
21,
cash
first
gas
merger.
1918. "From
BUSINESS—The
.
has paid dividends on its common stock
company
quarterly
the
of
first
the
short term bank loans when, as, and if rethe sale of additional securities when and as
and amount of which are not now determined.
since
year
holders of
This^ company, it was announced on June 15, has applied to the
full \ SEC for authorization to issue and sell to its parent, New England
Electric
System, an additional 6,000 shares of Its $25 par capital
year
of operations following the merger of United States Radiator
stock at the price of $55 per share, or a total cash consideration of
Corp! into The National Radiator Co. to. form -the enterprise as
$330,000; and the Commission has issued an order giving interested
presently constituted, amounted to $54,673,921, T. B. Pocke, President,
persons
until July 5, 1956, to request a hearing thereon.
Proceeds
reported.
"With but one or two minor exceptions," Mr. Focke said,
of the stock sale will be applied by Northampton to the payment of
"sales
of the
company's various divisions were above those of last
a
like amount of notes payable to NEES.—V. 131, p. 2695.
year In spite of the dislocations that inevitably occurred in the early
Mfcrch
year" ended
fiscal
of
per
"declared
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
Radiator
S.
the
for
sale
from
nature
stock, for
Northampton Gas Light Co.—Stock to Parent—
National-U.
Sales
the
from
share per annum on the-present par value of the common
stock, except during the period from July 15, 1933, to Oct. 15, 1936,
when the rate was $1.50.
From July 1953 to January 1956 the rate
was $2
was
be
incident to mining expenses.
received
from
(4)
and
DIVIDENDS—The
Western Mining
be
to
be
ated earnings,
required,
Wash.—Files With SEC—
proceeds
will
will
dividend
earnings."—V. 183, p. 2539,
net
become a part of the treasury funds of the comapplied toward the cost of the ' donstruction program.
Following the sale of the stock the company proposes to
retire short term bank loans obtained for temporary financing of the
construction program, and -expected to approximate $35,000,000 at the
time
such net proceeds* are received.
Additional funds for the con¬
struction program, will be-obtained (1) from treasury funds presently
on hand,
(2) from funds available from internal sources, the principal
items of which are the provisions made for depreciation and amorti¬
zation (expected to approximate $46,000,000 in 1956) and un&ppropri-
common
quired,
183, p. 2900.
North
.Commenting on the outlook Mr. Landau stated, "As a result of the
recent addition of the 20th Century-Fox feature films and the Paramount pictures short subject library to NTA's already outstanding film
library, the' company is in the strongest position in its history and can
justifiably look forward to excellent prospects for still higher levels of
Period End. May
Sales
the close of the 1955 fiscal year. In the
April 30, 1956, deferred film rental income rose
the Jan. 31 figure of $1,248,701.>
'
'
33,%, over
1
30,
on
"
„
the end of the
1955,
year,
July 31,
quarter ending
third
31,
the gross
above
$526,835
July
and April 30, 1956 aggregated a record $3,560,898
volume for the entire 1955 fiscal year.
deferred film rental income was $1,663,762 as against
previous fiscal
or
between
written
is offering to its common stockholders of record
12 the right to subscribe on or before July 2 for
812,-791-additional shares, of common stock (par $25) at
$45 per share on the basis of one new share for each
20 shares held. This offering is underwritten by Blyth
& Co., Inc. and associates.
.
PROCEEDS—The
Redemption—
made".,at the Second- Bank*State Street
Trust Co., Boston,
Mass. Coupons maturing on July- 1/1956 must be
detached and collected in the usual manner.—V.
183, p. 2900.
•
-Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Stock Offered—The company
June
t
f
deficit for the entire 1955 fiscal year.:
a
'
-
v
Landau, President, on June 14 reported that earnings in the
third fiscal quarter increased the television film distributor's net In¬
come for the
nine months ended April 30, 1956 to $242,618, equal to
Ely A.
cents
r
y
will
183, p. 2294.
National Telefilm Associates, Inc.—Earnings Rise—
37
..r
,
Beaver
„
,
1
at
housing valued in excess of $1,250,000,,
•
..
i
!... Tne. two companies acquired will operate as the oil division of New
Idria. Mr. Lewis stated that T. F. Vander Laan, company Vice-Presi¬
dent and formerly President of Laan-Tex Corp., will head this division.
from these
adhesives'--compounded
and
at this plant'as wefll'"as National's -plant: in' Plain-v
produced
J.—V.
N.
for
acquiring
producing properties and acreage, but also a well-integrated-producing
and drilling company with oil equipment, an office building, and ware¬
the
company
change the amount authorized.
for
the
purchase
on
an
from
None
time to time
.
the company
March 31,
Installment basis of 131,799 shares ol
ICompany employees had agreements with
1956,
may
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
redeemable
4.50%
that
The company will issue on
stock as is necessary to
preferred stock.
first
1,
of
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below, severally, have
a
firm commitment to purchase the respective percentages set
below of such of the 812,791 shares of common stock as are
for
exercise
the
upon
Bache
&
Co
&
Alcantara
.40
Co
.40
Bailey
6c
r~~-;
.80
6c Co
Barth
2.
Bateman,
Eichler
6c
Walter
6c
Co.
Hurry,
Inc.
l.ud
Slocumb & Co. Inc._
Brush,
.70
Denault
,70
Paine,
Webber,
.20
2.50
.60
.20
Reynolds 6c Co., Inc
—
1.00
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler—.
1.00
Schwabacher 6c Co._—
1.40
Frank C. Shaughnessy & Co.
.20
Shaw, Hooker 6c Co.——-10
Shearson, Hammill 6c Co—
.40
Shuman, Agncw & Co.—1-30
Smith, Barney & Co—2.50
F. S. Smithers & Co,—.—
.40
William R. Staats & Co
1.00
Stephenson, Leydecker 6c Co.
.40
Stern, Douglass 6c Co., Inc.
.20
Stern, Frank, Meyer Ac Fox
.40
1.00
Stewart,
Curtis
Dillon & Co.:——
Eastman,
Elworthy £c Co—
Fairman 6c Co
Fewel
.10
—
.20
Co.
6c
2.50
Boston Corp
Co
H. Friedman—
First
1.40
California
Maxfieid
.30
1.70
"Glore. Forgan 6c Co
—
Goldman, Sachs 6c Co.-—
Hallgarten
6c
fiannaford
6c
—
1.00
—
.30
—
.10
Henderson—Co., Inc.
&
Harbison
1.70
.10
& Co
Co
Talbot
Rogers
Gross,
Harriman Ripley &
Noyes & Co
Richards & Co
Hemphill,
.70
Hope
Hornblower
W.
6c Co., Inc.—;.—
& Weeks
.20
Bell
6c
Kerr
.40
Co.——
6c
1.70
6c Co
Knowlton & Co
Kidder, Peabody
Frank
W. C.
Lazard
1.40
—
.60
Williams—
6c
Levy
Lawson,
1.70
6c Co
Freres
York
183, p. 2901.
—V.
-
.20
2.50
Loeb & Co
Langley 6c Co
Kuhn,
The
addition
In
Notes—
install
i.nd
$10
to
$5
to
in
his
from
Dividend
share,
per
two
new
approximately
leaving
shares
34,338,000
5,662,000
shares
of
$5
action
York
about
the
on
value
par
stock
Certificates
name.
for
1
contract
A
to
will
•
sales
TTet
*
time
each share of stock
additional shares will
shares
of
outstanding
2901.
p.
*
'
aircraft's
the
as
resiilt
~
manufacture
flight
and
test
radically
a
of
and
complexities
these
in
reduce
substantially
units
existing
•
new
"in
(2)
annual
will
operational
extend
•
June
on
proposals
United States.
other
183,
costs.
operations—
from
Profit
the
to
at
Piedmont
and
Navy
Army,
the
submitted
subcontract
contracts
Air
Force.
These
the
new
Delivery
of
the
Shoe
based
taxes
for
Provision
—
work
ordered
19
June
income—
on
893,644
$329,405
35,480
$364,885
97,227
139,162
practically
$128,476
Winston,
T.
President
has
are
Earnings per
•Restated
share
common
accounts used
of
of
wliolly-owned subsidiary,
Illinois, was dissolved on Nov.
NOTE—The
Co.
of
activities
those
continued
been
have
the
,
12
Faircliild
new
was
F-27
proo-
directors
The
of
to
share
one
39
June
on
of
13
stock
common
holders of
declared
stock dividend
5%
20
each
for
shares held,
Code
of
to
l'J56.
for
carries
Gaylord,
it
was
capital
in¬
on
vestments.
1.956
rwid.
will
No
shares
where
paid before June 30,
be
the
be
shares
issued
in
includes
dividend
Pennroad
the fraction
The
stock
on
a'
1957.'
are-pow¬
19;
Corp.,
made
in
the
F-27's
new
world-famous company.
a
Davis
said.
$550,000
new
hold
can
official
an
offices
>
the
such
fraction,
York
New
Stock
holders
Exchange
will
are
the
latest
and
hangar
overhaul
the Fairchild
of
shops
F-27's
modern
Piedmont's
Airlines
Winston-Salem,
and
operated by Piedmont Aviation,
182, p. 818.
C.—V.
N.
Natural
Gas
Privately—The
proceeds will be
to
Co.,
Inc.
bank
repay
183,
2654.
p.
of
Preferred
—
loans
■ -
.
and
l
to
qualify
as
a
pay
for
part
$334.-653
$2,017,316
871,746
818!640
$253,135
$135,308
.$1,145,570
83,821
40,066
379,500
p.
investments
was
were
not until
railroad
field.
presumably
1937
Since
that
1939,
the
made
in
the
interest
first investment
when
a
1-0-year
was
voting
of
that
trust
carrier."
outside
made
expired,
the
the
company's management has been autonomous.—V. 183, p. 710.
Carl
order
granting an application of this company for an exemption from the
Holding Company Act of itself and its direct subsidiary, Safe Harbor
Water
Power
Corp.
Pennsylvania Power owns 50%
of the voting
securities of Safe Harbor.
The exemption was granted on the basis
it
was
announced
on
June
19,
has
issued
Rice,
Bellanca
Mr.
a
of
having
Rice
no
way
of
Pierce
further
affected
Mr.
stock,
be
Governor,
by
that
the
of
the
held.
—
Files
;
•
The
offering
will
be
by-
underwritten
are
to
r
Co.—Earnings Increased—
compared
$33,199,088,
May
31.
W. Delzell, Chairman of the Board and
Net- income.'for the current five months
to $2,365,930 for the corresponding period
1
ended
months
12
Were
.
vs.
31, 1956 gross operating revenues
$30,348,514 for the-12 months ended
to $1.69 per
May
to
Net income was $5,065,714, equivalent
$4,753,107, cr $1.58 per share.—V. 183, p.
1955.
Producers Corp. of
2654.
of
as
which
the
fact
of
July
his
was
27,
Mr.
that
and
the
interest
fairness
in
those
to
the
annual
1956.
stock
interest
of
the
of
Albert
Pierce
in
the
Board
and
and
Bellanca
has been changed to Texam Oil Corp. and beginning
in the common stock (par $1) were recorded in
the company.—V. 174, p. 106.
transactions
of
name
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—Bonds Offered
Corp. and Coffin & Burr, Inc., on June
of underwriters offering $8,000,000 of
first mortgage bonds, series I, 37s%, due June 1, 1986, at
102.239% and accrued interest, to yield 3.75% to matu¬
rity. The group won the issue at competitive bidding
—The First Boston
20 headed
on
Governor
company
15
new
,
the
of
meeting
accepted.
operations
that
in
Chairman
call
the
stock
requesting
of
the
for
Governor,
their
stated,
to
all
since
Pierce
the
Nevada—Name Changed—
Exchange on June 14 announced that the name
Stock
American
this
June
Resigns—
proxies
of
all
was
adjourned
resignation
stated
of
Rice
he
disposed
his
presented
director
this
that
stated
14
the Board
disposed
Therefore,
stockholders
Albert,
Mr.
in
have
purchased
company,
June
solicitation
Chairman of
Governor.
meeting
an
on
the
and
Corporation
had
Y.
N.
Thomas
Officer.
compared
1955.
Tire
President,
meeting
Sydney. L, Albert.
Pierce
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co—Seeks Exemption—
SEC,
V.
annual
Syracuse,
Commission—
f led a letter of notification with the
14
shares
to
.Executive
For
2295.
Pierce Governor Co., Inc.—Chairman
who
The
in
'
of
marks the last step in Its conversion from a railroad holding
The corporation was founded in 1929 as a holding company
associated with the Pennsylvania Railroad, and many of its.
Co.,
B. Bonbright & Co., Rochester, N. Y.
The proceeds
working capital and expaasion.—V. 181, p. 1315.
317,883
income
oper.
•
organization is owned
183, p. 2901.
for
$2,409,663,
share,
183,
1.
ry.
—"
company
It
14
each
D.
according
1955,
«932;374
ry.
•
operat'ngf revenues for the first five months of 1956 were
$14,978,976, compared to $13,651,892 for the corresponding period in
$1751014
199,345
—V.
of
area
the United States.—V.
Portland General Electric
>
>
1956—4 "Mos —1955
—
214,715
from
selling
Gross
Chief
Ey.—Earnings—
1956—Month—1955
Machine
for
used
be
of
$467,850
investment
regulated
scattered throughout
on June
George
.
expenses.
revenue
total
a part owner of Frederick Atkins, Inc., 11 West
York. N. Y.. which is a co-operative owned Merchan¬
company
share
* arranged'
2295).
revenue__
.»operations
a
SEC
covering 15,000 shares of common stock (par $10) to be offered for
subscription by stockholders at $20 per share at the rate of one new
was
p.
operating
Net
have
is
Porter-Cable
Stock
operating
by
;
store
main
company
The
Ry.
Net
Pennroad.
Northern
•
"
of about 51,000 square feet.
With Securities and Exchange
Inc.,
was
Piedmont and
which
together,
value
par
r
The ent're g-^ss area for *11 of these buildings is
square feet.
The leased property, known as Carew
dising, Buying and Research Organization, which
company
used
program.—V.
store
'
Piedmont
by
is owned
This
$10
'
sfore
space.
by 32 stores
occupied
were
Period End. April 30—
involved.
"decision
the
floor
42nd Street. New
new
of
of the company,
is comprised of five indi¬
department
warehouse building, located approximately one mile
building, has approximately 75,030 square feet
The
space.
from
in the Southeast-
included
also
shares
main
said.
which
onlv
and
„
stock was split three-
common
360,000
,
390,000 1
460,000 shs.
t
company's service building, which is located one-half block from
stor" building, contains an estimated 116,439 square feet of
The
of
into
1956
Ohio.
area
gross
a
$1,591,034
500,000 shs.
,
Joined
at 418,344
Tower, has
9,
main,
feet
square
estimated
at
Ry.
29
1
Cin-irnati,
in
buildings
229.221
placed
However,
receive in
June
on
located
the
- investor.
The
financing
through White, Weld & Co. (see V. 183,
company.
closely
is
Prop-jet engines,
institutional
by dividing the highest reported selling price
the
PRESENT FINANCING.
Outstanding
TO
$2,700,000
1967
$10)
May
*
stock.
BUSINESS—The
joint
fractional
representing
the stock dividend.
with
1,
600,090
(par
effective
common
*
three
project
$800,000
an
construction
EFFECT
due Aug.
120,000 shares of $2o par
former
for-one
has negotiated the di¬
placement of 25,000 shares of $5.50 cumulative pre¬
ferred stock (no par value—$100 stated value) with an
,
.
„
certificates
scrip
or
connection
cash the amount obtained
of
Airplane
&
which
also any excess of net long-term gain
and
fractional
will
June
Placed
realized during
in excess of the
available capital loss carryover, Mr. Gaylord
These distributions will be made partly late in 1956 and the
balance
President,
hangar and shop facilites—the most
The
intends to distribute in cash all its 1956 net Invest¬
Hie corporation
ment income
planes,
engines, will begin late
and Richard S. Boutelle,
prop-jet
Engine
Mr.
C.,
N.
Piedmont
-
100,000 shares of com-
_T_.
stock
Common
rect
President, stated that this action, which
out
the
previously expressed
intention of qualifying when
cteemed appropriate, wil' enable stockholders to enjoy long-term
gains treatment of dividends paid out of net realized gain
Bradby
twin-engined
and to provide
p. 1914.
proceeds, $300,000 will be used to reduce the
net
GIVING
loan
mortgage
.Park loan
more
personnel in late 1955 and
the hangar and shop facilities were put into service in March of this
year. Formal opening and dedication was held in early May.
at the rate
payable July
Internal Revenue
qualify as a regulated investment company under the
Airlines'
Piedmont
also authorized the company
and
June 29,
record
a
12
HP plus jet thrust of additional 160 HP. operate
moving parts, giving the engines a smooth, steadv
there is no reciprocating action, vibration is
of
eliminated,
of
mdeooedness of the com-
re.uumce
v..
Authorized
Since
Salem,
part
u
Pogue Co., Cincinnati, O.—Stock Offeringmade in our issue of June 18 of the offering
PROCEEDS—Of the
general offices.
5% Stock Dividend—
-
„
company's outstanding mortgage loan with the Union Central Life In¬
Co. and
the balance for working capital which will be used
for further modernization!
3Vi%
optioned
and
$8,000,000
Dart
Engines
Dart
1,600
power, -
The
;
.
2793.
p.
surance
The
The
are
•
Pennroad Corp.—To Pay
of
Piedmont
Fairohild
the
minimum
order
on
182,
stock
mon
com¬
floor
The Parkersburg Rig & Reel
7, 1955 and since that time
a branch operation.—V. 182,
2134.
p.
'
as
Davis,
H.
at
rated
of
in 1956.
*
below.—V.
planes.
Rolls-Royce
Rolls-Royce
a
mowers.
power
Corp.
Republic Oil Refining Co., a sub idiary,
additional working capital.—V. 182,
(H. & S.)
vidual
$0.18
$0.29
—
classification
the
to
cost
a
engineering achievement of
flow
and
(par $10) at $15 per share, through Westheimer & Co.. Cincinnati, O. Further details follow: ■ / ,
;
from
started
announcement.
Piedmont
income
Net
at
40-passenger,
famous
year.
with
hand
Machinery
be
to
proceeds .r.re
The
by
each
charges
income
^
,
company's
to bona fide residents of Ohio of
-
progressing,- the announcement concluded.
are
on
planes
24
$528,656
110,048
217,676
!
Total
Other
-
Rooa. reported
Mr.
ago,
Aviation, Inc.—Orders New Planes—
of
The
-
sail
$3,009,000
Mention
addi¬
18
and elsewhere.
Washington
if
have
aircraft
Airlines
transport
$492,299
36,357
————
nails..-and
'
broaden
United
and
pany
about
International Airport at Philadelphia,. Pa., to six
and
missile prime
contractors
in
Eastern
the
Piedmont
984,221
—.——
credits—
Income
Other
tacks,
President,
has arranged to place privately, through Blyth &
The
'
r
<
1234.
p.
$5,597,697
4,374,648
expenses
from Unitqd
at Jaffrey,
at New Bedford, Mass.
eyelets, principally for
Co., Inc., an "issue of $20,000,000 promissory notes due
serially to 1976, it was announced on June 21.
„
v,
Shop work and engineering design and studies involving
small
$200,932
administrative
and
Helling
?
.
Plymouth Oil Co.—Notes Placed Privately—The com¬
,
deliveries
pany's plant at
of
the
leading
next
2766..
p.
purchase,
the
announced
16
r*>anufa/,t»ring
also
pany
the
...
vertical lift aircraft field,
the
pending evaluation
ered
183,
the company s leadership
to
Canada
S2C
their repair time, 'ncrease the
minimize
th
points
of daily
systems.
rotor
pioneers in
total
Executive
that the management planned to
position in the coraage industry;
base of operations by seeking
diyer.*lfi<"ation
in
other
industries.
Earlier - activities included
the
organization of the PlymKraft Twisted Paper Division in a plant at
Warwick, Va., and a subsidiary Plymouth Machinery Mfg. Co. Ltd.,
This corporation,, established by Frank N. Piasecki and his associates,
a
25,000 shs.
,
Hichborn,
Manager.
retain
and
-
tional
John B.
Corp., of its W. W. Cross & Co. subsidiary,
Roose,
time
Some
(1>
Although designed espec'ally for replacement in the H-25 helicopter,
used
by the Army for training and light transport tasks, this
new
principle of rotor design can be extended to replace present heli¬
all
G.
General
!
"'
now
copter
President;
Hine,
L.
;
.
Outstanding
that "these plants will operate as
Flyirouth Cordage Industries, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of thej
Plymouth Ccrdage Co.
General offices for the new corporation, for
the
time
being,
will be located at 140 Federal St., Boston, Mass.,
and
under
the
direction
of
Paul G.
Krueger,
Vice-President and
•
maintenance, low cost helicopter rotor that
rotary wing aircraft costs,
both initially and
overhaul, periods, reduce
serviceable
operating
time,
1959
$6,084,620
4,608,100
~—
FINANCING
50,000 shs.
$3)~
manufacture
plants
Edwin
■
]3.
between
lubrication
the company said it
Swift hydro-electric
services
was
Elimination
Corp.—Earnings Increased—
sold---
passenger
TO PRESENT
EFFECT
the shoe industry. '
has been awarded to this corporation by the - U. 6.
announced on June 17.
The
Piasecki-design rotor eliminates many parts in the present
assembly of rotor blades and the'r attachment to the drive shaft and
80%
of the bearings in the present hinge-assembly design.
1 r
.1
it
Army,
30
-
goods
of
scheduled
fly
Yates, Secretary and Treasurer.—V.
company,
These
;
'*
low
decrease
greatly
This
-
.
Cost
to
N, H., and of its J. C. Rhodes Company branch,
operationally,
■
(par
»Shoe Machinery
for
the
for
Julv
number
183,
design,
vibration-reducing,
not finally determined,
balance of the con-
Ended March 31—
special
industries, businesses
Plymouth Cordage Co.—Expansion—
Piasecki Aircraft Corp.—Awarded Army Contract—;
i
Jet
Parkersburg-Aetna
for
to engage in the business of providing
permission
CAPITALIZATION
Three Months
used to purchase two helicopters
par
split will be taken at tue umy meeung ox
stock
directors.—V.
of
stock
ing; Cecil R.
$5
of
of
•
above.—V. 183, p. 2540.
Petrofina, Inc.
American
offering publicly 23,500
Vice-President; James A. Shafer, Vice-President in Charge of Engineer¬
„
Corp.—Directors Approve Merger-
Panhandle Oil
of
,
New
two-for-one
the
—V.
see
•
type; to pay for insurance on helicopters; and
OFFICERS—Robert
the
change
such stock un¬
for other corporate purposes.
It does not affect
earned surplus of the company „or change the
'
share
another
mailed
board
to cover the
the company
ttruction costs.—V. 133, p. 2901.
from
proposal
a
they are not being called in for exchange.
The
will automatically become $5 par value shares and
of record at the close of business on June 18, will
stockholder
receive
Of
construction program Is approxi¬
Further financing, as yet
-
parts
stock (par $3) at $5 per share* without
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
because
Scheduled
by
undertaken
be
Division'.
-
Metropolitan Washington, D. C. points and surrounding areas.
Common
exchange for each share held.
in
results
available
retained
be
a
cost of the 1956-1958
The estimated
-./ill
■
component
1618.
p.
proposes
qualification
between
Stockholders were told that certificates now in their possession should
project in Washington.
mately $131,182,000.
in
approved
stock
outstanding,
and
registered
100,000 kilowatt steam-electric generating
Casper, Wyo., together with related transmission facilities;
a
third generating unit at their Merwin hydro-electric
itation near
seek
»
not in excess of
during
Washington;
in
the
con¬
:
Mcdel 47
The company
90,943
.
outstanding shares
each
-30
—
capital
issued
be
action
15
June
on
the (total, capital or
stockholders' equity.
be
.
regular construction activities,
this period, its proposed
to
construct,
project
is
governmental units on a contract basis; to perform air taxi serv¬
ices; to instruct pilots and mechanics in helicopter flying and main¬
tenance; to act as helicopter manufacturer's sales and service agency;
to lease helicopters.
In due course, it is our hope to be in position to
<
during 1956-58.
will
Accessories
helicopter transportation services for individuals,
15,631
14,021
63,567
the
of
stock
issued
authorized this company to issue
$25,000,000 at any one time.
The company's application states that six banks
would. e*Jter into
a credit agreement with the company to expire Dec. 31, 1958,
The com¬
pany says this will assure it a source of funds for construction pur¬
poses
183,
common
Bel!
the
12.
p.
to
shares
Federal Power Commission has
The
unsecured promissory notes
<
$131,604
,V 63,009
17,311
14,021
stock
preferred
stock
value
par
„
—
Co.
102,921
paid;
cr
prior
stockholders
'value
1.70
6c
&
158,617
133,450
taxes———
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Stock Split Approved—
,
——-—-
Light Co.—To Issue
Pacific Power &
On
working capital.
This corporation, with its executive office at 319 Investment Building,
1511
K Street,
N. W., Washington, D. C., was incorporated in the
District of Columbia .an May 16, 1956.
...
/
029,352
269,376
$205,555
declared
182,
The
i
,
Union- Securities
1.00
6c Co.——i-
Hutton
E.
Kaiser
income
Aircraft
the
Authorized
F.
Henry
mifc8iles.—V.
underwriting.
of
$1,272,524
1,180,886
cumulative preferred stock——
preferred stock:
—V.
,
Tucker
.70
$1,729,267
etc..,—,—,.
payable and debentures
dividend
Common
Swift 6c Co
.70
Co. :
—40
Corp
—
1.70
Wagenseller 6c Durst, Iac._i 5. .40
Walston & Co., Inc
1.40
Weeden 6c Co. Inc—.60
Wertheim & Co.
1-40
C. N. White & Co
.10
White, Weld & Co——
1.70
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins.40
Dean Witter & Co.——
7.50
Wulff, Hansen & Co
-60
.20
company
it
Pilgrim Helicopter Services, Inc., Washington, D. C.-~
1955
1956
cumulative
$1
,
Youngberg
& Co.
\
income
7%
,
,
Sutro
1.00
Hutton 6c Co.—
F.
,
.40
-80
.80
•
E. S.
E.
Net
$1.40
Securities
Webster
;
for
and
present management is expected to continue.
$800,000 order has just been received for
Stock Offered—The company is
(& Subs.)—Earn. Up
operations
notes
Dividends
Co
Eubanks, Meyerson
6c
Stone
influences,
related
adding considerably to the earnings of the
manufacturing divisions at Anderson, Ind.—the
Division
PROCEEDS—Th<? proceeds are to be
expenses,
on
Provision
-40
Corp.
.20
from
Interest
1.00
6c
Stone
.20
6c
The
is. giod.
outlook
the
and
Co.
&
.20
& Co._„__—
Sandman——-—
Holt &
Collins
Hooker & Fay
—i—
Hogle
A.
2
Holmes
Income
Baerwald——,
6c
Reeves 6c
Daniel
other
are
two
Choke
and
shares of
for
&
-
Pflueger
1,30
—.—
Jackson
An
capital.
Operating
2.50
.'1.30
Securities Co.
,20
Coast
$2
Years Ended March 31—
-20
-—
Pacific
1.70
and
and
Dei.—Files—
Newark,
Co.,
Personal Industrial Bankers, Inc.
Morgan Stanley 6c Co
F. S. Moseley & Co.——
1.00
Inc.
"Hili
6c Co.
Morgan
The
the payment of present indebtedness; for the pur¬
additional
equipment;
for inventory; for factory space-,
of
working
*^5
•
subsidiaries,
company s
Governor
June 14 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of class A common stock (par 10 cents)
per
share, without underwriting:
The proceeds
on
at
used
be
chase
*-70
.30
.———-
-s——
.10
2.50
6c Co. Inc.—
Domlnick,_—
Francis I, duPont & Co.-—
Eastland,
Douglas
&
Co.,
The
ton
*
quired
parent
29, 1956, receive tenders for the sale to
bonds, series "E," due July 1, 1984 to
of $250,000 at prices not to
interest.—V. 183, p. 2901.
125,000
offered
to
are
Temple-
6c
Jones
.10
Co.
Dillon, Read
Dominick 6c
First
Mitchum,
.60
Co—
profit
a
books
the
on
4V* 'U
Manufacturing:
company
covering
be
to
Fen—-
will
Pa.
to exhsust the sura
excluding
100%,
The
SEC
.00
Miller & Co—
Revel
—
&
at
operating
orders
expected that the second half of the current year will be
appreciablv more profitable than the first half. Rupert Diecesting Co.,
The Coiumbus Malleable Iron Co. and STD Inc., three recently ac¬
guided
.10
...40
Beane
.80
Co
6c
&
Dewar
8c
ner
.20
Davis, Skaggs & Co
Dempsey-Tegeler
Merrill
.10
Quincy Cass Associates
Crowell, Weedon 8c Co
Davicson
6c Co
exceed
100
1.00
:—-
6c Co
Co. Inc
Lynch, Pierce,
J.
of
June
on
mortgage
safliclent
Perfelope
Earle May
McAndrew 6c
.40
presently
basis
*
"
Philadelphia,
Bank,
Exchange
Corn
Trust
< EDl'i
p.m.
general
amount
6c
& Co.—.
Mason
*
—
3
of
an
1.00
1.70
.80
—
Irving Lundborg
Brothers
.70
Co._,—
Bingham,
'
Higginson Corp
Lehman Brothers
Lester, Ryons 6c Co
Carl
M.
Loeb, Rhoades
.40
Baikie
until
it
Lee
13.20
Blyth & Co., Inc
Girard
The
subscription warrants
of
EE.—Tender for Bonds—
Pennsylvania
:
forth
subscribed
is
fidently
made
iiOt
as such do not extend
the State in which it is
operations
Pennsylvania,
poration have disposed of their holdings in the company.
a public utility company,
beyond the Commonwealth
organized—V. 183, p. 2654.
predominantly
is
Power
Pennsylvania
whose
1956. such number of shares of said
complete the agreements then in effect,
Uov.
•
Monday, June 25, 1956
..
.
(3014)
are
Cor¬
June 19
Other
Co.
a
and
bids
group
on
for
a
bid of 101.519.
the
bonds
Blyth &c Co., Inc.,
were
received
from:
Kidder,
Peabody
8s
(jointly), 101.47; Equitable Securities Corp.,
Volume 183
Number 5545
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(3015)
100.929;
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
White, Weld & Co., 100.565.
and
'
The
series
ranging
100%
100.78;
Brothers,
100.70,
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed-to
bonds
are
redeemable
106.12%
for
those
I
from
Lehamn
at
general
redeemed
prior
to
redemption prices
to June 1, 1957 to
each
those
redeemed on or after June 1,
1985; and for the
fund at prices * ranging from 102.20%
for those
redeemed
the 12 months prior to June 1, 1958 to 100%- for those re¬
during
deemed
on
after
or
June
1,
underwriter
underwriters
and American
the number of
from
sale
these
of
bonds
will
American
be
part payment of short-term borrowings, which now amount
$8,500,000, incurred for interim financing of construction and for
dther corporate purposes.
The company's subsidiary, New Hampshire
Electric Co., now has $500,000 of short-term borrowings outstanding.
•The company's construction
program
for the - year 1956 is expected
to cost about
$11,000,000, of which some $1,600,000 had been spent
"JtHis
March
but
year,
common
31,
1956.
further
No
permanent
financing, probably through
be required in 1957.
stock,
sale
*
of
bonds
Berlin,
and
(418,000,-
the
other
of
76%
having
the
of
Manchester,
franklin,
municipalities
about
or
cities
Keene," Laconia,
Dover,
172
in
an<J,-
total
population
of
also sells electricity to. nine other utilities and
electricity in six small town's in Vermont and six
MAfne,* and sells and services electric appliances. ' r*
EARNINGS—For
Mliy" reported
*$4,158,596
the
months
12
operating
debt;
177.000
the
effect
UNDERWRITERS.— The
agreed
to
of
•Goldman, Sachs 8c Co._^
&
Webster Secur-
183, p. 2540.
the
following
bonds:
*
New
Norton
Courts
&
8c
8£
& Co..'_ 1,000
Co.," Tno^—_ 1,800
&
Skaggs
&
Co.__
G.
1,150,000
H.
Antnony
Walker &
Chas.
;
•
Co.
Glore,
8c
250,000
:
8c
H.
covering
at
June
on
8
filed
letter
a
of
notification
with
W.
The
shares of capital stock
(par 10 cents)
to be
share, through Vickers Brothers, New York, N. Y.
be: used to pay obligations, to buy equipment and
per
to
are
—V.
1,800
183,
&
3,300
H.
3,300
Co
&
Co.,
Co., Inc.—— 2,000
Dulles & Co., Inc.' 1,500
p. 2767.
2,800
3,300
1,000
—_
1,500
Inc.
Wulff, Hansen & Co
1,000
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.__^
*
SEC
corporation
covering
v/hich
when
$42,500.
at
the
The
proceeds
operations.—V. 182, p.
number
market
to
are
letter
a
will
be
of
for
—
1,800
of
expenses
stock
common
aggregate
an
This
amount
incident
to
June
the
of
corporation
15,
Western
mining
terms
416.
Natural .Gas
The
be
President.
Force
the
properties
and
residential
Base
The
Missile
most
active
located
are
centers
Center,
close
Palm
Beach,
single
such
and
rapidly
the
near
Orlando.
baseball
was
Nate F.
Dolin, Vice-President
team, who acquired approximately
seperate parcels in Brevard, Orange and -Seminole
Counties at a total cost of more than
$400,000.
;
The smallest transaction of the month was Mr. Dolin's Orange
County purchase, which involved a 360-acre tract for
$19,000.
of
the
3,000
Cleveland
in
acres
The
three
largest
parcels sold by Mr. Raidle were 3,400 acres, bought
by
Lawrence Lazar,
of Miami,
near
the
town
of
Oldsmar, nine miles
west
of Tampa,
3,400 acres near Ocala in Levy County purchased
by
the
National
Container
Corp.,
and
2,000 acres
purchased
by
Charles Warwick, of West Palm Beach,
„
500
new
by this corporation
cars
by
of
at
50-ton,
cost
a
high-speed refrigerator railroad
$10,600,000, has been announced
of
A. L. Hammell, President.
Designed and built to the
will
at
be
its
will
42
the
construction
of
the
units
will
be
supplied
by
about
companies.
"This
expenditure of nearly $11,000,000 is another step forward in
Agency's $70,000,000 modernization program," Mr. Hammell said,
"Already more than half, or about $37,000,000 of this amount has
the
been spent
or
facilities,
latest
portant
The
allocated for the construction and expansion of
terminals
new
trucks and tractor-trailers, new
refrigerator cars,
type
materials
operating
new
cars
handling
expected
to
182,
into
go
beginning next summer.
the heavy perishable movements
months.—V.
equipment
plus
other
many
im¬
tools."
are
received
mer
They
which
service
as
soon
expected
are
reach
a
as
they
are
to
help expedite
peak during the sum¬
closed.
The shares
1,000,000
offered, represented 21.7% of
a
total
shares outstanding; are being sold
by American Motors Corp. and comprise all of its holdings of Ranco stock.
Change
common
listing of
corporation
has applied
the 1,000,000 shares.
BUSINESS—Ranco,
present
Board
temperature
perature
which
Chairman,
controls
and
lor
pressure
ditioning industries.
refrigerators,
home
It
formed
was
is
the
freezers
York
New
1913
by
Stock
C.
E.
Ex-
Raney,
its
leading
a
automotive
controls
is
for
in
manufacturer
of
automatic
heaters and of automatic tem¬
for
the
largest
refrigeration
supplier
of
and
such
air-con¬
controls
for
notes
Scotland.
of
be
the
*..
_
Paso
Rare
stock
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
note,
Sept.
due
30,
note,
ments
to
due
in annual
$674,000
in annual
30,
♦Includes
(par
and
valuable
metals,
at
Houston
mineral
in
is
May,
substances
two
subsidiaries, Arrowhead Uranium Com¬
Metals Mining Company,
which at present
Resort
notes
will
use
short-term
added
be
working
as
Metals
to
proposes
notes
and
so
use
to
general
capital
and
corporate
which
notes
were
due
per
Sept,
sh.)
30,
the two notes.
these
shares,
added
were
to
the
other
among
1540.
p.
class
A
for
general
things,
to
of
funds
acquire
the
.
participating preference stock of
Inc., the parent, at $1.06y4 per
share, for a period of 14 days, 86,954 shares of its class A
cumulative participating preferred stock (par 80 cents)
on the basis of one new share for each three
shares of
the
be
Chemical Co.,
parent
owned.
company
Unsubscribed
shares
will
publicly offered at $1.25 per share through Frank L.
Co., Miami, Fla.
Edenfield &
net proceeds are to be used to retire
expansion of present plant and working capital.
for
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Class
B
The
to
com.
(par 80 cents)
stock (par five cents)
holders
receive
2'/2c
stk.
class
of
"A"
cumulative
quarterly
annual
before
dividends
payment
of
class
"A"
participating preference stock
dividend
"B"
"B"
stock.-
common
declarations
86,954 shs.
200,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
equally
of
per
10c
the
entitled
are
per
dividends
any
Thereafter,
share
with
stock
to
share,
payable
the holders of
holders
share
to
of
in
holders
the
the
any
of
class
further
the
class
stock.
common
at
Belle
Glade,
Fla.,
where
it
blends
processes,
and
from
Moore
Haven,
There
are
company.
Re-Mark
La
two
Devil's
other small
Chemical
business
same
Belle,
on
a
Glade,
Clewiston,
Garden
and
packages
Pahokee, Immokalee,
Fort
Myers.
blending plants in the
area
The
served by the
Co., Inc., the parent company, is engaged In the
larger scale and also distributes anhydrous am¬
of its
was
*1,376,000
12,000,000 shs.
1956,
1,000,000 shs.
aggregating $158,000 lor
Nash
merged
now
Sept. 26,
the
was
as
now
a
into
owns
1955,
formation
all
of
Re-Mark
of
incorporated
the
Co.,
outstanding
Chemical Co.,
Re-Mark
in
Chemical
Chemical
Florida.
On
Inc.,
stock
Inc.,
Co.,
March
and
Inc.,
26,
Florida
a
of
L.
of
1956,
the
shares
are
reserved
for
Issuance
to
em¬
The company
ness
ah
additional
corporation,
company.
On
H. Nash joined in
Glade, which
Re-Mark Chemical
Belle
plans to expand Its activities by entering into the busi¬
of processing sulphur. It is presently contemplated that a sulphur
plane
Air
three
(par 50 cents)
working capital and
publications and other
2654.
p.
Board,
;
•
t
June
on
5%
Were
12
an¬
April
above
.
June
to
years
77,759
miles
six
over
and
miles
for
route
law
on
ute
a
Corp.
of America,
the
be
vacated
Securities
made
or
a
Force,.
"Logair'*
on
the
Air
Fodca
Washington, D. C»
-
*
Exchange Commission
temporarily suspending
under
June
on
Act
13
announced
Regulation
a
of
1933
A
with
respect
an
the
exemptioh
to
a
opportunity
the
suspension
permanent.
9,
mechanical
ribbon
to
were
be
sales
typewriter
copies
used
to
manufacturing
to
the
attachment
replace
exercise
an
the
option
typewriter
device
or
usual
which
carbon
agreement
attachments,
to
and
Its
suspension
to
cause
have
falls
to
been
disclose
tion;
an
order,
believe"
not
the
(A)
the
(2)
terms
in
exceeded
(3)
the
that
it
has
conditions
"reason¬
of Regulation
the
(1)
offering circular
the principal underwriter of
of
issuer's
and
Proceeds
patents, for
advertising and
for
assets
and
that
address
the
of
circular,
offered
the
with,
and
name
certain
offering
Commission
that
complied
produced
copies.
secure
promotion.
In
A
on
Air
filed its Regulation A notification
with the Com¬
1955, proposing the public offering of
250,000 shares
par common stock at $1
per share.! Organized under Delaware
Jan. 27, 1955, the
company proposed to manfacture and distrib¬
multiple
able
1959,- and
Pacific
the
of
million
cargo
30,
the
over
Transport Service
flown
now
Copies
Feb.
on
shares
the
sold
were
aggregate
$300,000
without
offering
limitation
of
the
price
the
of
Regula¬
the offering circular omits to state material
facts necessary in
make
the
statements made,
in light of the circumstances
under which they were
made, not misleading, particularly with
respect
to the following:
(1)
the Issuer sold certain of the shares offered
thereunder at a price less than the
offering price stated, (2) certain
of
the Issuer's shares
offered
thereunder were
(B)
order
to
writer
the
at
prices
issuer
shares
in
at
$1
the
options for
share
per
of
excess
granted
to
sold
by the under¬
public offering price, and (3)
purchase of an aggregate of 23,000
stated
the
undisclosed
an
underwriter:*
offering would and
purchasers
of
did operate as a
securities.—V. 181, p.
such
Roadway
Mention
fraud
and
Express, Inc.—Stock Offering
made in
was
and
(C)
deceit
that
upon
tha
1316.
Completed—
issue of June 18 of the public
our
offering, through Glore, Forgan & Co. and Fulton, Reid
& Co. and
associates, of 567,500 shares of class A common
stock (par 25
cents) at $10 per share. This offering was
quickly oversubscribed and the books closed. Further
details follow:
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
$5,451,361
$5,451,361
tSundry equipment obligations
Mortgage note payable in monthly in¬
stalments of $332,
including Interest
at
5%.
Class
per
A
annum,
stock
(par
shares
3%%
of
Feb.
1966
1,
30,497
(par 25c)
stock
common
class
A
to
4Va% per
ments to Jan. 10, 1961.
are
for
reserved
stock.
common
payable
567,500 shS.
582,500 shs.
conversion
tBearing
principal
annum,
*
30,497
1,125,000 shs.
*1,700,000shs
25c)
*567,500 shares of
567,500
from
to
stock
common
Common
interest
in
of
at
tha
rates
monthly instal¬
.
DIVIDENDS—On May 21, 1956, the directors declared a
dividend of
per
share on the outstanding class A common
stock, payable
Sept. 15, 1956, to holders of record as of Aug.
31, 1956. The amount
of this dividend will be
charged first to earnings realized
lTV^c
subsequent to the Issue of the class
pany
the
payment
sufficient
of
the
therefor,
dividend,
and
the
to
the
balance,
A
common
extent
if
and
such
will
any,
by the com¬
prior to
stock
that
earnings
charged to
be
are
the
capital surplus arising from the sale of the class A common stock.
The board further, by resolution, declared the
intention of the company
to initiate a policy of paying dividends
quarterly on the class A com¬
mon stock on the 15th
days of March, June, September and December.
UNDERWRITERS—The
number
of
purchase
shares
are
of
names
class
A
of
the
common
several
stock
underwriters
which
each
has
and
agreed
Glore, Forgan
Fulton,
E.
& Co
60,000
Hooker & Fay
Securities
Reid
&
Co
60,000
&
Co
4,000
5,000
Joseph,
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.__
&
Co
Interstate
10,000
Simonds
Co
&
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
5,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co
20,000
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Keith
Reed
A.
Kidder
B.
C.
E.
W.
6,000
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
8c
Co
Clark
8c
H.
L.
The
8c
Co.__
Co., Inc.
Corp.
Cleveland
Alester G. Furman Co., Inc.
W. C. Gibson & Co
Goodbody & Co
Ira
Haupt
J.
Richards
A.
See
Hogle
also
Morgan
20,000
Paine,
&
Co.,
Inc
15,000
Co
7,500
Webber,
Jackson
8c
Curtis
2,000
10,000
5,000
2,500
45,000
Perkins 8c Company, Inc—
3,000
Prescott, Shepard 8c Co.,
10,000
Inc.
Reed,
15.000
Lear
Rodman
Rowles,
&
Co
3,000
Renshaw
8c
Winston
&
4,000
Co
2,500
Saunders, Stiver & Co
L.
B.
Schwinn 8c Co
7,500
,
4,000
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.
3,000
10,000
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
15,0^0
5,000
&
8c
V.
2,000
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc. 10,000
Metropolitan St. Louis Co.
5,000
&
10,000
Hentz & Co
Hill
& Co.,
Inc,
2,000
5,000
Co
8c
Hayden, Miller 8c Co
H.
2.500
25,000
McAndrew
10,000
Pont &
Emerson
First
2,000
Co
10,000
2,000
Co
du
&
3,000
Co
Inc.
&
Co
8c
Lester, Ryons & Co
Livingston, Williams
5,000
Co
&
Collins
Co.
Crowell, Weedon & Co
Cunningham, Gunn 8c
Francis I.
5,000
2,000
Christopher &
Julien
>
2,000
I. Josey & Co
M.
8.000
2,000
Inc.
H.
Inc.
Corp.
Mellen 8c Miller,
7,500
M.
10,000
Jaffe, Lewis & Co
Bache
to
Shares
Adams
M.
tha
follows:
as
Shares
Dittmar
conducted
sole
Re-Mark
t
5c
Carey,
business
by the company was carried on by
proprietorship for more than ten years prior to
August, 1955, at which time Mr. Nash incorporated the business under
the name Bell Chemical Corp.
Shortly thereafter, Bell Chemical Corp.
H.
develop*
2767.
corporation
mission
Brooke
Belle
sells
183,
May
Offering Suspended—
should
H.
includes
for
p.
;
for
the
or
in
operating this scheduled
183, p. 2768.
registration
by
company
stock
used
offering by this corporation. The order provides
hearing, upon request, on the question whether
formulations containing DDT and other products.. The plant has a
capacity of approximately two tons per hour. The farming area served
the
be
stock
Eaker,
BUSINESS—Company Is engaged in the business of formulating and
distributing Insecticides and fungicides. The company's plant is lo¬
cated
$521,080
entitled
are
swA
atom-
1954.—V.
Securities and
issuance of an order
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
participating preference
the
loan,
FINANCING
Authorized
Class A partic. pref.
bank
current
first
Navy production
"practice bomb dispenser."
the
Chairman
of
has
The
cumulative
Re-Mark
began
—Stock
and
Co., Inc., acquired all of the stock of the company held by L. H. Nash.
75,000
ployees.
It
Ribbon
The
funds
exploration,
and milling properties. Present
used,
its
Inc.—May Revenues Up—
cargo
much
the then outstanding 3V2%
to
El Paso
and
Western.
pay
payable
proceeds
for
to
Rare
is
:
Military
Airlines
November
the
financing,
outstanding 4%
called
this
via mail order.—V.
for
the
securities
which
engaging in and conducting a gen¬
exploration for and the produc¬
of ores containing uranium and other
other
Is
Jr.,
DC-4
one
with
the
.
the
the
subordinated
company,
which
1,376,000
value $5
installments
*$674,000
Installments
1968
*
Common shares
Outstanding
Installments
1962
Sept.
flew
of
of
developed a
techniques of
that'tha
and
monthly average In the first quarter of 1956.
corporation flew 470,379 DC-4 plane miles in
May transporting
cargo for the U. S. Air Force. It flew
392,620 plane milea
the transcontinental
"Logair" route, the contract for which waa
securities,
*
has
the
—
The
on
the
organized
was
exemp¬
purposes.
revenues
use
Kayser
Metals
will
for
Western,
it
the
each
■
and
Paul.
Davidson,
for subscriptions
date
of
deposits
required
available
-
El
stockholders
Metals
record
Re-Mark Chemical Co., Inc. of Belle Glade, Fla.—Stock
Offered—This company on June 8 offered to holders of
L.
tOf
underwriting
Weld 8c Co.
is
Western
Rare
an
high-priority
monia.
CAPITALIZATION
to
and
stock
of
Arrowhead
($1,448,771), to construct a mercury
reduction
mill
($300,000)
and,
together "with
the
proceeds
of
a
$2,500,000 five-year term bank loan, to provide the sum of approxi¬
mately $3,750,000 required for the construction of a uranium processing
and
air
conditioners
and
produces
a
portion of the heater control requirements of the automotive
industry.
The company, operates five plants in Ohio
and,
through
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary, Ranco Limited, a plant near Glasgow,
major
3%%
Co.
and
PROCEEDS—The
made June 20 by a group of 88 underwriters
headed
LISTING—The
*
price
Gas
and development of mining
plans Involve the expenditure of about $200,000 for general exploration
geological survey of properties.
The proceeds of the short-term
656.
p.
by Smith, Barney & Co. The stock was priced at $18.25
a share.
This offering was oversubscribed and the
books
*
be
by
-
acquisition
—
of
shall
The
stockholders.
or
the
pay
of
held.
purpose
of
while
share
including
has
subordinated
will
Natural
and
;
Ranco, Inc., Columbus, O. — Stock Sold
A secon¬
dary offering of 216,950 shares of common stock (par
$5)
.
to
remainder
and
subscription
companies.
of
It
proceeds
as
3%%
and
was
three
plant.—V. 180,
''
Agency's specifications,
the new cars
by the General American Transportation Corp.
Chicago, Ind., shops. Component parts and materials that
into
other
the
all
business,
earths.
$1,250,000
thereof
Paso
manufactured
East
go
and
principal
processing
the
Of
El
amendment.
by
pany
and Nevada Rare
is completely Inactive.
•
of
held,
one
..organized
the primary
and
on
capital
Railway Express Agency, Inc.—Orders Equipment—
purchase
its
are
rare
the
The
was
fissionable "substances
and
Air
,The
common
supplied
mining
tion
developing
Patrick
purchase
Metals
1954,. for
investor
Indians
to
Titusville,
as
Co.
Western
be
President of
eral
.
of
stocks
Paso" common
to
of
to
present
unprecedented contra-seasonal sales activity,
Mr.
Raidle re¬
ported, involved a total of 14 transactions, with an
aggregate sales
price
of
well
over
$3,000,000,
consummated
by
his
organizations
during the month.
El
shares
Rare
*,-The
Most
of
is
SEC
be
supplied by
amendment.
White,
principal underwriter.
El Paso
stockholders
will
be
purchase one share.-of Rare Metals stock-for each five
to
entitled
11
also
the
with
the
as
shares
statement
to
are
entitled
largest volume of out-of-season land selling ever completed in
any one month in postwar Florida real estate
history was chalked up
during the month of May by this corporation, brokers and land Invest¬
ment
specialists,
it was
announced
on
June
17
by Royal Raidle,
-
registration
.a
1,400,000 shares of its $1 par capital stock.
to offer the shares for subscription by holders
.
named
industrial
filed
covering
.The company, proposes
of the outstanding common
(A. E. & R. F.) Raidle, Inc., Palm Beach, Fla.—Sales—
..
1956,
services,
that
above
for
Rare Metals Corp. of America, EI Paso,
Tex.—Regis¬
ters Stock Offering With SEC—
Files
with
and
Clinton
order
-
notification
shares
bring
used
of
unless
bombs
\
Resort Airlines,
The
filed
14
undetermined
an
sold
June
on
that
atom
as
BUSINESS*—The company "distributes and
products
also
5,000
Hess
announced
such
net proceeds will
corporate
recently extended
—
Co.
device
new
general
contract
1
Hill
Uranium, Inc., Montrose, Colo.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
other
2,000
Co.___^„
&
20
—
common
2,000
&
Woodcock,
.The
.PROCEEDS—The
15%
Co.—2,000
Wood
E.
June
on
delivery
at $1.50 per share.
Durst;-Inc.! 1,800
Walker
with
2422.
p.
Research Mutual Corp., New
York—Stock Offered—
L. J. Mack &
Co., Inc., of New York City, on June
offered 150,000 shares of
in
Harold
available.—V., 183,
Republic's Guided Missiles Division also
has a contract
of a similar unit for
the U. S. Air Force.—V. 183,
■
nounced
Dean Witter & Co
>
f
whereby
independent
ment
2,000
Inventory and for working capital.
Radium
contract.
.
1,500
&
an
the
since
G.
1,500
complied
is
bomb-carrying F-84F Thunderstreak,
1,800
Co
Wagenseller
Glade, Fla.
agreement
by
bombing training device for teaching pilots
2,000
Securities
&
Belle
an
Navy has placed an initial-production order of
$350,000. <
i
Though Republic has long supplied the U. S. Air
Force with
military aircraft as the P-47 Thunderbolt and
Spencer
Trask
at
Glade
sold
weapons
5,000
&
plant
negotiate
Belle
S.
1,500
Inc
Co.,
to
at
1,800
Co.—1,500
8c
Staats
Webster
&
Vercoe
Illinois
Janney,
U.
Suplee, Yeatman & Co;, Inc. 1,500
Sweney Cartwright & Co.— 1,500
>
'
Hutton & Co.—
E.
the
&
Stroud
2,000
Howard, Well, Labouisse,
a'■ Friedrichs 8c Co.±±.
,
171,000
$1.75
2,000
Corp.
Co.l__^_^ 5,000
Hentz & Co.__
R.
installed
an
corporation
nuclear
8c
Moore
Stone
Co.—1___ 2,000
Forgan
Goodbody Si Co.—_i
*
2,800
Halloweil, Sulzberger 8c Co. 1,500
.Hemphill, Noyes & Co.— 3,300
300,000
Scranton
Co.—
Goldman,-Sachs & Co.——_ 5,000
700,000
:
William
Michigan Corp.—2,000
of
Fulton," Reid &
700,000
Co
Smith,
1,800
Chapman
First
\
:
Peck.
8c
W.
'
1,500
^
Farwell,
$700,000
&
Co.
.
V-
-
:.
Adams
700,000
^•Incl'-
respective/prin¬
-
company's
attempting
be
Republic Aviation Corp.—Navy Contracts for 'Trainer*
This
Co./ Inc.—11 3,300
Robinson-Humphrey
— ••-
The
and
the
now
will
therefrom
low-cost
•
' Co.,-' Inc.
_1——
Wm. C. Roney 8c Co.—
Dallas Rupe 8c Son, Inc.—
1,800
Hornblower & Weeks
proceeds
and-Co.; 1,500
& "Gardner"——
Reynolds
Pinney
Dafn
•
SEC
Reirtholdt
DeHaven & Townsend,
,
offered
Colket
.
Co.—1,500
tion
&
3,300
Pennington,
Co.^_____—iz___ 2.000
Craigmyle,
.J.' M.
Hanseatic
York
Corp.
Tucxer,
r
t
.
corporation
Jackson
Curtis
Piper/ Jafflay ; & Hopwood 2,000
1,800Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
„
1,500
'
Inc.
—JL_
2,000
Co.—1,000
R. W. Pressprich & Co.— 2,800
Davis,
Radalite Corp., Long Island City, N. Y.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
'
*The
3,500
$61,229,750 of long term ; V Crouter 8c Bodine——1_ 1,500
Saunders, Stiver & Co._
Dominick & Dominick//—__ 3,300
stock, par $100, In twoSchwabacher & Co._
*
ElwOrthy & Co.—'J—1__1—'1,800 *' Shuman, Agnew & Co.—
par value $5.
■' • *■
Clement A. Evans & Co.,..
Singer, Deane 8c Scribner—
named
below
have
severally
company
I
1,150,000
lties Corp.
j«...
Francis I. duPont 8c Co.
.—V.
42,000
—
Paine", 'Webbet,
.
_
Collin*
of
Co.':l,800 '
W. Clark & Qo._1———
Securities Cofp.—
Clayton
bonds,
new
1,800
Sons—i—2,800
,.
of
2,000
2,800
stock,
common
.The First. Boston Corp._$1,175,000
Coffin & Burr, Inc
1,175,000Stone
Co.—
&
,
the
of
Inc.
H.
*W.
M.
:E.
com-
income
.
Co.,
Co.,.
Moore; Leonard 8c Lynch— 2,000
;
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.) 2,000
Campbell,r McCarty
Co,, I ;"
Inc.
.'
1,500
in
income
net
and
V?
the; sale
to
purchasers
from the
the Series
purchase
amounts
/"
&
5,000
-
company will consist of:
of cumulative preferred
shares
^series; and 2,891,110 shares of
cipal
and
$26,316,016
1955.
year
and
Brown
•Julien "Collins
1956,the
Turben
Milwaukee
-
The Ohio Co
H.
and
towns
^
Boettcner
•
31,
$27,246,966
'of
revenues
CAPITALIZATION^-Giving
capitalization of
of
revenues
compared
with
for the calendar
$4,199,892
March
ended
small
Merrill,
The
2,000 *
2,000
Beane
is
shares
offering of
1,500
Co., Inc.__ 1,000
Pierce, Fen-' '
Lynch,
&
ner
Installed in
mill
to the company In
exchange for approximately
of
the company's class "A" stock.
The contemplated
additional 52,000 shares of the
company's class "A" stock
will not be
made, nor the shares issued/until the
registration required
ments of the Securities
Act have been
52,000
2,000
!.
:
&
Blyth.&. Coj, Inc.—4,000
The
state.
distributes
sells
Co
McGlone
Merrill
be
company
sulphur
2,000
Newbold'S Son &
-Newhard, Cook & Co
Alex.
Portsmouth,
the
system
1,800
—__
Rochester and, Somersworth
total
population of about
a
2,000
Co.
&
<
Co«_:—:
.William Blair & Co.——
Blunt Ellis & Simmon^——
-
Nashua,*
*
&
Carl
■A. G; Becker &«.Co. Inc.— -3,300'»
Bioren & Co
1,500
company
is
the
largest
electric
utility in New
Hampshire and with its subsidiary, New- Hampshire Electric Go.,
operates with a minor exception -u single integrated
system furnishing
service
McDonald
Baxter,
8c
Ine.i____
McDonnell
.
will
The
a
contractor
Inc. 5,000
McCormick & Co.—:
&
Williams
of
Shares
Co.
&
mill
sell
to
name
Irving Lundborg & Co.—__ 1,500
Mason-Hagan,
Inc._"
1,500
•
;
Co.__I^-J__—ii 1,500
Bateman, Eichler &"Cof_
c 1,800
BUSINESS—The
electric
Barth
J.
Loewi
•
1,000
•
...
,
Bleichroeder,
Inc.
1,500
Bacon, Whipple &-Co
2,000
Robert W. Baird 8c
Co., Inc; 2,800
financing is expected
the
may
S.
the
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Corp.— 2,800
Strudwick-
and
severally
agreed
opposite
.
L.—23,750
Securities
&
Arnhold
to
through
Shares
Anderson
the
have
has
Corp.
set
,
,
for
The
below
named
Motors
shares
below;
Smith, Barney & Co
1985.
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
used
.
severally,
for
sinking
,
purchase*
them,
II
Co
Co.__
183, p. 2902.
15,000
7,500
Charles
A.
Taggart 8c Co._
Wagenseller
Walston
8c
&
Co.
Durst,
Inc.
3.000
8,000
45,000
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(3016)
1956—Month—1955
1956—4 Mos.—1955
Operating revenues$ll,2ul,252 $ll,720,073 $44,129,622 $43,647,235
Operating expenses
8,599,403 ; 8,5fc8,793 34,360,486 > 32,5t>5,509
Net ry. oper. income.— "
1,153,225 - l,456,2t>8
4,321,910
5,063,la5
67,595 shares of common stock through
-Reynolds & Co. and Dillon, Read & Co- Inc. and assoy
ciates at $70.50 per share was quickly oversubscribed.
See details in V. 183, p. 2902.
Period End. April 30—
-
183,
2902,
p.
679,941
1,006,815
<
|
April—
1956.
'
1955
railway.
>
$374,153 <
$444,505
railway.^
/
114,998 (.
125.223
Net ry. oper. income-*v « •:?. 13,824 1
'.30,382
Net-from
frnm
from
Net
Net Ty.
'■
'«■
shares
; 698,848
.
of its
•
The-corporation
•
on
June
filed'a
8
letter
notification with
of
'See also V.
the
:
shares of cofnmpn stock (par $2.50). td be Issued
Brassert, together with cash hot to-exceed $5,600
formulas, without underwriting.—V. 183, p. 212, 7 -
.
Unaudited sales end net
of
$40,435,701 and $4,216,152 were reported in the three
months ended March 31, 1956, compared to. $38,965,240 and $4,233;267,
respectively, in the same. 1955 period.
'
'
to $17,394,768.
income
licenses, arid
'
•3%
note dated July
1,' 1956
-
•3%%
"
par
common
1948 due July;
1,
-—J
June
3, .1952,
due Serially' in
an
aggregate of $600,000 on July 1, 1957
per
•
: ♦
-
-
'
■
<
.
•
....
;
-
-4%
i
cumul. pfd. stk., series A (65,000
•
'
'
-
' 61,538 shs.
tl,012,031 shis.
u
2,000,000s*S;
'are' isSued pursuant to loan agreements, dated Tluly 1.
.1948 as amended and March 4; 1952,; with' The Penn Mutual Life
Insurance Co.,
which, am ong other ' things, * limit total borrowings.,
including unsecured bank loans under., the Credit Agfeement refer-ed
-to below,' to an aggregate not in excess of the. greater of (1) $25,000,000 or (2) 50% of. the capital and surplus of the company, as
of Dec. 31, 1955* capital and surplus was $82,694,403. This restriction
does not apply to certain types of secured indebtedness permitted under
the Loan Agreement.
.
r
*The
*
notes
the name of the Company
awarded
Office
Net
therefor with
of
Alien
Drexel
several
shares
the
with
As
'
a
at
Co
of
the
been
Goldman, S°cb~. *. rn
ner
Smith,
A.
3,200
Lester,
.
>3,200-
Ryons
Putnam As Co.--
3,000
Rauscher, ; Pierce
■
Marks Ac
Co.
"Shields Ac Co.
Dittmar As Co.
Elkins, Morris & Co.—_
.
•
Marache As Co.Ellis Ac Anderson—
"Janney, Dulles & Co., Inc.
Green,
1,500
1,500
Kay,
'
:
5
»
■
________
r
R.
-
S.
Dickson
Folger, -
Ac
-
,
Co., lnc._v
Nolan;
880
•
,
'
*
Allison-Williams
*
880
E.
Ac
—V.
183,
p.
2541.
Yeatman-
Ac
-
.
' Townsend, Graff Ac Co.
; Arthur- L.-Wright Ac
Inc.
___!
200
.
rate
.
.
f
K
1
4
^
-
Co.
Paper. -Co., ~ the
latter
company
•
having
recently become a subsidiary, of St; Regis" Paper Co. .^ This is .the newest mill in; the cpuiitry.for manufacture of glassine
/V*d greaseproof papers, And has the largest paper machine now producing these • specialty 'products: The mill.is. built adjaeent to rWeyerbaeuser's Longview^ pulp, miji Ironr which, it will, draw .its pulp." Pyo'ductive capacity is Approximately 14,000 tons jof paper .per year...
.
-,
before
or
on
I:
•.
Corp.:
*
85^
,
*
•
68.5^
'
-
--$0.25
$0.25
j
-
V
•
_
'
:
•
.
*.
f.
:■».
>
V-,.
;
v
-
'
July 6, 1956, for 62,576 additional
(par $7.50) on -the basis of bne
stock
common
Sistersville
over
last
he added.—Vv
year,
182,
p.
1956—3 Mos.—1955
$6,417,302
.
2,650,000
Country Club, Sistersville, W. Va.—Files
June
on
ering 194 shares of
both
4
filed
Commission—
letter of notification
a
stock
with
the
SEC cov¬
388 shares of preferred stock
($25 per share) to stockholders without uttThe proceeds are to be used for repair and remodeling of
common
and
offered at par
be
to
fderwriting.
club house.
'
;
<
Solar Aircraft Co.—Earnings and Sales Lower—
This
h$,s received multi-million dollar orders for its gas
erigihes and jet engine components, Edmund T. Price, Chair¬
company
turbine
513.
of
man
hp.
the
Board,
Mars
and
reported
500
June
on
Jupiter
hp.
contracts
The
6.
the
cover
turbines,
developed by. Solar,
on
a
large scale
.production program—in both the San Diego and Des Moines, Idwa,
plants—of components for the J57 turbojet engine for both Pratt Ac
Whitney Aircraft and Ford Motor Company. The J57 assemblies are
new
types of production. items for_ Solar.
Price
Mr.
1956—9 Mos.—1955;
$6,274,335 $29,293,145 $32,109,004
3,300,000
1-1,750,000 • 15,300,000
,
Mr.
said,
in
addition
gas
Solar
has
embarked
United
p.
*2902.
-
*»'
-
-
than
more
;RR.—Secondary Offering—Kidder,
Wallpaper, Inc. below-.—V. 183,
Price
,
also announced
that Solar's deliveries in May aggregated
setting a new record for the company.
As. cf
April 30 Solar's backlog of orders amounted to $75,167,600, more than
double the amount of contracts on hand a year earlier, Mr. Price
reported.. He. said .that, substantial additional increases in the backlog
$3,767,302 ..$2,974,335 $17,549,145 $16,809,004
2794,
p.
"have"
been'recorded since
Sold
«
.
.
.
Investment
Co.
Mentionswas made in
"—
St.
of
^
-
'
amounted
-
then
.
-
to
$2,073,126
or
outstanding.
sales
in
Cumulative
•
•
-'
■•'
*
-
^Authorized
instalments
$380,000
.
r
(issuable in
stock
a
series)
as
well
year
-
.
■
*_
^
.
.
fields,
in. the
-
year-ahead
Co;
"
shares
.
Colombian
income
taxes___^.__
Subs.)-—
;
$587,391
65,999
12,600
"
128,obo
38,000
16,000
$292,276
$364,792
$0.16
$0J;9
;____
w
»
1955
*
'
8,700
shares outstanding at March 31,
'
:
•
*
71,536
*
___:
•Based on' 1,875,000
>
"
taxes—210.000
—
p. 2422.
(&
1956'
-
indicated
'776.
*.
" "
*
for -U.- S. -income
•
p.
$660,512
earnings
•Earnings per share
5,000,000
1956.—V. 183,
"
Southeastern Fund, Columbia, S. C.Debentures
—'An underwriting'group headed jointly by
Shearson, Hammill & Co. and Homer O'Connell
Co.,
Incorporated, on June 19 offered an issue of $1,000,000
Offered
-
300,000 shs.
promissory note
<•
t35rOOO shs.
297,840 shs.
is
-
-
.-
•
6%
convertible subordinated debentures,
1971 at 100% and accrited interest."
OF- SECURITIES—On
Nov.
10,
Lyneh,- -Pierce,-
'1955,
Fenner
the ^company
-
As
-
Beane,
The
-
.
tThe.5%% .cumulative preferred stock is. subject to an annual sinkfund of $200,000 commencing Jan. -2, .1959 through Jan. 2, 1963,
and of $250,000 on Jan: 2 of each of the years 1964 through 1973.«
J
ing
sold -privately- -through- Merrill-
_
Gold -&* Platinum
for
Net
due'in .installments ,-of
commencing Jan.'1, 1959, through. Jan.. 1, 1970, and a
-.RECENT; SALES
683,873
on
latent' fiscal" year
than doubled backlog.—V. .183,
Provisicm
.
final installment of $440,000 on Nov.* 1,-1970. By its'terms it Is subordinate to indebtedness off the company'representing
borrowed money,
•
share
.
contract
as
more
Provision
85,000 shs.
-
($lo.par value)
common
1
1959-1970)♦5,000,000
($100-par -
which will iriclude the-debentures.
.
;
_
7,500|ot)0
-
\
1
Quarter Ended March 31—
preferred. stock
•The-4%% "subordinated
.
1
a
the
in
Operating profit
Depreciation
Depletion
Outstanding
$44,501,758-
$7,500,000
5Va % series
Common
,
•1
18 of
offering,-through Merrill Lynch,. Pierce, Feri&. Beane of $7,500,000. 4%% .sinking fund debentures, due June 1, 1068, at 100% and; accrued interest.
The offering was oversubscribed. Further details follow:
•
$3.03
earnings
Earnings Off—
•
ner
4;%% .sinking fund .debs..due-1268__—
4'/a%
subordinated
promissory
note
the, large
--
and
by the company's
,
Louisa-Debentures
Short-term notes
despite
-
.
.proprietary,
the public
.
ended,
were
resulted," Mr.
Price said, from two
principal causes: the phasing out. of production
of .-components' "fof jet engines, now" becoming obsolescent, and the
Incurring of large, developmental, .and other preparatory costs 'tfn
getting ready - for the substantially. increased rate of production, in
5
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT- TO--PRESENT FINANCING
period
,
$51,645,500, and income before
Federal
taxes
and "refunds
was
$2,312,608.
Net income after all
charges was $1,252,600, equivalent to $1.82 a share on the 689,457
common' shares outstanding-April-30,
1956;
•,
>
For .the fiscal year ended. April
^0, • 1955,' sales were $63,915,560,
and income'before taxes
and .refunds was $4,368,126.
Net income
,
issue of June
our
fiscal
-
South. American
Securities
•
the
of shipments*
'
the latest 12 months sales
For
—
$7,000,000,
volume
•
The cprporation on
June; 8. filed a letter.; pf notification with the
SEC,covering 5,000 shares,Of cumulative 5% preferred stock (par $25)
to be offered at $26.25 per'share, plug,
accrued-dividends-from-April SI,
-1956,-through Cruttenden & Co., Chicago, HI.; SWachob-Bender Corp.,
Omaha, Neb., and The First Trust Co. of Lincoln, Neb. The ^proceeds
I are to be: used tor .working: capital.—V. 102,
p. 2135.
-
.
and- "Rhinelander
notable Increase
profit
(due
The-paper mill at Longview, Wash., Just completed by-this company
earlier this month, made its first sheet of glassine paper. Commercial
production will be stepped up rapidly, with operations on a schedule
of .seven days.a week.'.The mill is,a joint enterprise^of Weyerhaeuser
Timber
25
Securities Acceptance Corp.,. Omaha, Neb.—Files—
200
R-W Paper Co., Long:view, -Wash.—New Mill—-
$0.25
-
„
85%
"
[■>
'
Lower
t
J
"
,
:
——
•
The Club
,
.
_
Service
Seismograph
With Securities and Exchange
per share, thereby placing the stock
Previously, the company had paid dividends
cents quarterly.
The dividend is payable June 29,
income
value)
_
of
a
182,
See
.......
.
.
$408,363
195,928
.
.
200
Co.,
$86,200
-
.
share for each ten shares held (with an oversub¬
scription privilege). The offering is underwritten by a
group of underwriters, headed by Stone. & Webster Se¬
curities Corp. and Dean Witter & Co., who were awarded
-the issue on June 20 on their bid specifying an under¬
writing compensation to the group (the only bidders) of
50 cents per share.—V. 183, p. 2768.
1
'■
.u
:
'•
_>
Sears, Roebuck & Co.^—To Transfer Paint and WalJpaper Facilities, for Stock Interest-^
'.
200
' Chas.-B. White Ac C0.1
-500
200
.
;new
basis.
Seaboard Air Line
Co.;
500
/
200
Inc.
500
Co—
J; M. Dain Ac Co., Inc.
-
r Suplee,
'
500
W. Clark Ac Co
Courts
880
-
200
1 Bhaughnessy Ac Co., Inc
Walter Stokes 4; Co.—-—
500
.
Co.
Blunt Ellis Ac Simmons
-
Parke
-
.shares of
'
-
______
Fleming—
W. B. Hibbs' Ac' Co., Inc.Rotan, Mosle Ac Co._
-
»'
$0.38:
•
Offering Underwrite
ten—The company on June 21 offered to its common
-stockholders of record June 21, 1956, the right to sub¬
Peabody & Co. on June 21 .made a secondary offering .of
.40,000 shares of common stock (par $20) af $38.50 per
• share.
It was oversubscribed.—V. 183, p. 2902,
r
5
—
-
210,264
,
,
Tucker, Anthony Ac Co._„l_
*
$467,468
38,368
by
.
the
annual
on
Net
300
Kormendi Ac Co., Inc.—: :
300
1,500.
Irving Lundborg Ac Co.:.
-300
Bache Ac Co
' 1,100 * Underwood Neuhaus Ac Co.,
'
Alex. Brown Ac Sons___u_-_ • 1,100 Inc. 300
E. F. Hutton Ac Co
1,100
Arthurs,-Lestrange Ac Ca.__
200
Spencer Trask Ac Co.^,_„__ .1,100 ' Blewer, Glynn Ac.Co—,—...200
Walston Ac- Co.,- Inc.—.—1_
1,100 ; C. C. -Collincs and Co., Inc.
200
Auchlncloss, Parker & RedHoward,- Weil,
Labouisse,.
path
1,000
Friedrichs Ac Co
.200
Goodbody At Co.__—1,000 ' J. Marvin Moreland Ac" Co.
2D0
Baker, Weeks & Co.___^__^
-880 1 Edgar M. Norrig200
Ban, Barge Ac-Kraus
880 ! Schmidt, Poole; Roberts &
'
the
-V.
300
;
Richards' Ac Co.__—
F-S. Smithers Ac Co.„u—.. 1,500.
500
300
300
3Q0
300
300
300
300
300
%
Granbery,
-1,500,
——_—
,
,
Davis, Skaggs & Co.——
1,650,
'
;
Inc.'
1,650.
As Co.:
.1,650
G. H. Walker & Co._——, 1,650
Hayden, Stone Ac Co,_—__
; Shearson, Hammill Ac Co._l
500
.
Baker, - Watts & Co.______
Boenning As Co.————
-Cooley & Co. _—____—_
Hallgarten
.
"500
Co.,
As
'
2,000
Central Republic Co., (Inc.)
Estabrook & Co.__
.
;
2,000
______
M.
-•
500
•
i—
2,200
-
Laurence
$81,113
54,975
-
Period End. Apr. 30—
after all op, ,chgs>.
500
&' Co;——
3,000
'.Hemphill, Noves &"Co.._^"
Laird- As .Company,. Corpo-
"
$122,400
op.
Prof,
500
•
W. H-Newbold's Son As Co.
Pacific Northwest Co.—__
ration
177,265
"
outstand.)
Sierra Pacific Power Co.—Stock
1956—4 Mos.—1955
$1,324,069
$1,160,618
856,601
752,255
$258,378
219.749
5
$132,790 7-
—__
shs:
98.5%
p.,2011.
Improvement in earnings thus far
this year and
a
prompted directors, to double the regular quarterly
common
stock, it was announced on June 14 by
C. Gifford, President and Chairman.
The directors declared
$2
a
Taxes
500
500
Co:__'____
Clark, Dodge As Co
R. W; Pressprich & Co
,
Co
&
3,200
Barney .&
ry.
$342,140
>*44,938
operating los3 "on one of the companies consolidated.—V. 183,
scribe
1956—Month—1955
.
8,000
■.
*.
*1955 figures include a reduction of $130,054 arising from carry-back
lof 1955
t
,
-i
(350,000
Corp.
Dividends -paid
Per share
to
'•
■:
pr£>fit____
not
Service
50
500
Southwest Co.„__^_
J. J. B. Hilliard &Son____
White, Weld..As Cq._v-.-___-
,
$23,000,000
(Joseph E.) Seagram & Sons, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings
Co.,
First
.
Hill. Richards
Beane.
As
Evans
Inc.
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
As
of
net
20,475
123,607
\
.1'"
"
income, per share
.
outlook
will show
shares
...
Clement
7,357
.4,156
3,2o0
3,200
...
Blyth & Co., Inc
Merrill
sum
'
to shareholders of record at the close of business June 25, 1956.
Discussing the action of the directors, Mr. Gifford pointed out that
during the first quarter of 1956, ne* income amounted to 71 cents
per share as compared with 26 cents per share during the correspond¬
ing period last year. Current indications are that the results for 1956
awarded the com¬
purchase agreement therefor
United States, Office of Alien
have
$139,138
:
-
quarterly dividend of 50 cents
on
a
Shares
&
\
income.—
2227.
on
Kenneth
2,405 "
—
_
below
into
entered
Kidder, Peabody & Co._.—
Drexel
p.
dividend
2,405
Co.
have
Dr6,8lj5
$276,872
.
wholly owned and not coiisolidated in the abpve statement:
'
*•'
Seismograph Service Ltd. <British)—Stock
owned by Seismograph Service Corp.*____
Coxnpagnie Franc'alse de Prospection S»sm)0'"«
s
(French)— Stock owned; by Seismograph
1956
purchasers named
and
additional
;
-
■
...
Consolidated
Substantial
Property:
Attorney General
(the seller):
Property
t
from
oper.
183,
favorable
purchasers named below have beeh
and have entered into a purchase
the Attorney General of the United States,
_____
$145,953
*
Schick, Inc.—Doubles Quarterly Dividend—
and reserved
two
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
The
tne
of
.
Subsidiaries
as
2361.
p.
rev.
Net. ry.
S^)3r6S
mon
purposes
182,
—V.
the ..preferred. shares
-agreement
16%
Period End. April 30—
Railway oper. revenueRailway oper. expenses-
-
upon
UNDERWRITERS—The
Mecom
■
Net
1- '
.
Savannah & Atlanta Ry.—Earnings—
the surrender of outstanding fractional scrip certifi¬
cates.
The scrip, and, prior to actual issuance, the shares reserved
.therefor, are non-dividend bearing and non-voting.
■'
underwriter.
in exploratory and development activities.. The balance of
proceeds Of fhe financing' will te' used for svich other proper
.
issue
the
as
used
—v.
commitment fee on the
tlncludes 404 shares held in
for
.2,095,037
"4,616
* NCt
I;
the company's directors may determine.
*
The company's principal stockholders are John Hay Whitney, J., H.
-Whitney Ar Co. and White. Weld & Co. According to the prospectus,
certain
stockholders may sell for their own account,
through the
underwriter or other brokerage channels, a portion of their subscrip¬
tion
rights for the new stock.
The number of shares to be pur¬
chased by the principal stockholders is to be supplied by amendment.
part of the loan not outstanding. The
,annual commitment fee on the total amount of the loan, assuming
none
is outstanding, is $48,000. No borrowings had
been made or
are contemplated to June 20,
1956.
t
Mr.
corporate
The company is a party to a Credit Agreement With a grouo n*
.banks dated .May 8, 1956 under whl?h it may borrow up to $19,200,000
to be payable on or before May 1, 1961. The company is required to
pay a
nairied
is
Co.
and
.the
•/*
'
1
-
shares-authorized-)' uistock (par $20)
.Common
be
'
-
*
'Par value $100 per share150,000 shs.
?
&
84%
''
5,400,000
5,400,000
_______
Preferred Stock
;
"■
Ris«p
1955 V
$2,240,990
$272,256 1
profit—_/i_
profit-before, taxes and -profit «eharingl__
Employees' profit sharing contribution;——A
'Provision. for. Federal and foreign income taxes
Net proceeds are to be added ,to the general funds of* the company
.and will be used for the partial discharge of its obligations to Micom
Petroleums, a partnership of which'the company is the sole limited
partner and Jonn W; Mecom is-the sole general partner.
Mr.'Mecom
^contributed $320,0QC lri cash and ?a number of producing oil; and
gas properties and the company contributed; $1,6$(>,000 as its initial
cash cOntributiori.
Under the agreeraerit, the company, will contribute
,
'
•
•
-
,
and thereafter at the Tate of $800,000
year to July 1, 19C3
:
-
$200,000
u '
1952 arid
4,
<
•
■
__
notes dated March
:«♦/,-
1956
$2,544,651
2,272,395
*
f
,
,
'"**■
Other income
stock;
.
Outstanding
"
-'
$200,000
Authorized
Seismograph;^fervicc Corp. (& Subs.)--i-Earnings•
Net-operating
The -com¬
pany proposes to
offer-these shares for subscription by holders of
its outstanding common stock
at the rate of one. additional share
for each four shares held of record July 12, 1956. The subscriptioh
price arid underwriting terms are" to be supplied by amendment. Wriite,
-Weld
CAPITALIZATION AS OP MARCH 31,- 1956
—loo.ooo
This corporation on June 20 filed'a registration'statement; with the
,SEC Covering 298,410 shares of its $1
.
McDowell
250,p00
"
.
,
350,000/; Straus, Blosser Ac
183, p. 2022: '
Three Months Ended Mairch.3l7-r:'' '<&'?■' Operiatirig revenue- (Seismic Service. incoriae)___
Operating costs and expenses—
.
San Jacinto: Petroleum Corp.," Houston, Tex^—Registers
With Securities and Exchange. Commissioner
f
paid $2 in common stock dividends in
stock dividend .in,each year .1949-1955.
Metropolitan; St. Louis Co.' 100,000
Stix & Co,
-100,000
f;
William ,E.
Mr.
for
'EARNINGS—Net sales of the company have increased from $62,422,-793 in 1949 to $161,619,587 in 1955"an *. net income over-the .same years
•..
Marks At Co.
; Laurence. M.
SEC: covering 4,000
to
Cruttenden Ac ,Co.-__—„100,000
Edward D.; Jones Ar Co—— 100,000
Republic Co.
,'■. > / r
(Inc.) l_/r——1_—*___ 350.000
Estabrook Ac. Co
.350,000
Central
-;
;•
•
150,000
Thomas Ac' Co.—— i-—150,000
mc.__ 350,000
G. Becker At Co.
A
250,000
.
Si Co:— >450*000
L. F. Rothschild
next,'^,674
l;
Gardner.
Ac
M, Dain & Co.,* Ine._z_
J.
450,000
—
William Blair Ac CO——
*
1955," and has declared a'4%
Reinholdt
The Milwaukee Company^ 150,000
Stern Brothers & Co.—. 150,000
Haigarten to Co.—
/:J
*
first
;; -
A leading
of chemsales are
mode in foreign countries.
The company, has principal plants at
Philadelphia .'and Bristol, Pa., Knoxville, Tenn.,-and Houston, Texas, "
&Haas
Newhard, Cook Ac; Co—-- 250,000
750,000
Co._—l_ ,750,000
G. H., Walker At
Salem-Rrosius, Inc;,: Carnegie, Pa.—Files With SEC—
t
producer of Plexiglass,- the company supplies a wide variety
ieals mainly to industrial users/and approximately 10% of its
DIVIDENDS—Rohm
Johnston.; Lemon Ac Co.—$250,000
>
-
The First Boston Corp.'-*-;
^
of. the
whom
nairie below:
Fenner &■ Beane.;—____$900,000
-
193,586
-
to sell to • each
.
•Merrill-Lynqh,-Pierce,
' fiQft R/Lfi
'
:
,
..
f
preferred stock, 4^40%. series A (par $100.) through
its $lnking fund at 100% and Accrued dividends.
Payment- will be
ynade at the Irving Trust Co:, 1 Wall St;, New York 5, N. Y,—V. 183,
p. $902.
'
.
2227.
p.
Lynch,
1,885,582
'
Agreed1
has
Pierce,, Fennerv, .Af Beane acts "as the • representative,
agreed to purchase, tbp principal .amount of debentures set opposite
its
St* Regis Taper Co.—Preferred Stock—
Tlie company, has .callexl. for. redemption on july
r
,
.
183,
Merrill
company
named below,'.and; eaeh. of .the. underwriters., for
;underwriters
Salomon Bros., As Hutzler. 700,000
proceeds of either the common or preferred
offerings will accrue to Rohm & Haas.
All', shares, presently
pffened were sold to the underwriters by'the Attorney General of the
United States, Office, of. Alien Property.
' •**
-has increased from $5,115,877
income—
»Deficit.—V.
stock
major chemical manufacturer.
'
UNDERWRITERS—The
$512,012
212,957
60,119
"■
~
1,527,797 r 1,68),813 - -1,467,989
AKV 11
S03 fifil
40S IfO.
593,651
405,722
457,113
92.924
171,74075,424 "
railway.—
r>iil»av
railway—
oper*
-
•' 1
'
From Jan. 1—
Gross-rrom
U.t
-j PROCEEDS—None of the
a
Receivables from the parent company .(General Contract Corp.).
Following such financing, the company :increased its bank loans, from
$35,325,000 on Oct. 31, 1955 to $49,505,000 on. March- 31,-1956.;
'1953
.1954
$321,640'
' 53,031
f .*34,468
Gross.from
the stock, the'jast of* the government's hold?
ings. In the Philadelphia chemical concern/came from a -group. headed
by A. G.-Becker St Co. Inc., which offered »425B5.per chare lor, the
common stock and $98 per'share "for the preferred stock, „a total of
$34,140,864.65.
/•'*'
'
'
""
-BUSINESS—Company is
subordinated note-held
by Penn Mutual, Life Insurance Co., to retire $1,300,000 of 5% junior
subordinated notes held by the company's parent,; and to purchase
,
.
Ttie only 4>therbidfor
.
subordinated note-and $700,000
preferred stock. The remaining $2,800,000 of preferred stock
purchased by Investors; Mutual,. Inc., and. Investors Diversified
was
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas Ry.—Earnings—
p| common stock ($20 par value) at $440 per share. At
the same time, Kidder, Peabody & Co.'and; Drexel & Co.
offered for sale 4,810 shares of 4% cumulative preferred
stock, series A ($100 par value) priced at $101 per, share;
The issues were bought' by,the underwriters at compete
tive sale June 19 on bids of $428.2512 per. share for the
common stock and $100.33 per share for the preferred.
...
value.,, Tpe Mutual Life Insurance
purchased the 4^%
York
Services, Inc.
......
Proceeds were used to retire a $2,$00,000 4%
3,509,870
2,469,773
.
Monday, June 25, 1956
the
of
Co.—Stocks Offered—An underwriting
Rohm & Haas
headed jointly by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
Drexel & Co. on June 20 offered publicly 79,213 shares
i
Co. of New
.
note due 1970 and $3,500,000 of .5%%
subordinated
cumulative preferred stock* $100- par
,
„
contingent charges
group
I
-
and
after fixed
Balance
—V.
,
$5,000,000 4Va%
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—System Earnings—
Oversubscribed—The
Reynolds Metals Co.—Offering
recent offering of
.
.
- a
-
at
debentures
are
"convertible
into-common stock
due
at $5
June
per
1,
share.
The debentures are, redeemable at T03% • on or before June'
1, 1960,
102% on.or before June 1, ;1964,-at 101% :on: or before' June 1,
1968,"-and" at
the
principal
amount".thereafter,
plus
each
101:%
accrued.ihterfest
case..
Special sinking, fund Redemption, prices range-from
bri- of- befoi-e June 1; 1961 "to"the principal amount""after June
(Continued
on
page 54)
.
Volume 183
—r-
Number 5545
——
.r.The Commercial .and .Financial Chroriicle
.
—
13
(3017)
:
-
,
'
Name of Company
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced
a
during the current week.
second
table
in
which
the
Craig Systems)-Ino.
CrlDben
.
follow with
we
payments
previ-
Crown
Life
Western'
"
ously announced, but which have not yet reacned their
Share
Name of Company
.
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp,
Aircraft Radio (quar.)
Alpha
Beta
Food
Aluminum
$3.75
Co.
7c
Co.
(St.
30c
of
Co.
preferred
Book
(quar.)__
1
Box
American
Distilling
b-20
b-16
Marietta
shares
7-27
7-
$8
tour
Denver
five-for-four
a
"7-16
(initial quar.)
preferred
(increased
8-
1
7-20
$1.25
8-
1
7-20
I*
c
7-13
7-
3
7-31
7-
3
6-30
_
quar.)
dividend
Spring of Holly
(quar.)_____
Electronics
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
Oilfields,
Anglo-Ecuadorian
,
funds
Dominion
7-10
E.
Stock
dividend
Cameras, Inc. (quar.)
Equipment (quar.)!____!_
Aro
Atlanta &
Charlotte
3.75%
Atlas
2oc
2
7-
2
1
8-20
Emery
7-
2
6-20
Emery
8-21
Emhart
50c
Corp. .(stock
93 %c
Thrift
Austin
dividend)______
preferred
7%
Corp.,
&
Co.,
Mfg.
&
redeemable
1
7-3
7-!, 2
6-15
Equity Corp.,
8-
1
7-13
$2
8-
1
7-13
$1.20
Auto
dividend
—_______!
convertible
Finance
Co.
prior
preference
30c
8-
1
7-20
7: 2
(>-22
4%
,
(quar.)
__'
(quar.i
Axe-Houghton Fund
.
"B"
Inc.—
•
^
Shares
Bankers
$3
Inc.,
class
80c
Securities
A
6%
Corp.,
participating preferred
Bankers Trust Co.
(quar.)
Watch
Biddel'ord
Co.
Saco
&
Water
(E.
Co.
share
One
for
ButDr
Mfg.
4VzVc
C.
W.
Co.,
2
6-22
Firescone
8-
1
7-16
Foote
7 20
7-10
7-
6-29
C.
6-29
b-
7-
7-16
General
Cannon Shoe,
Class
A
—
<
Celctex Corp.,
Central
Aguirre
Republic
1
7-14
(liquidating)
9-
1
6-21
5%.
7-10
7-
7-14
18c
2
7-
7-
10c
2
6-29
Ry.
$1.25
(quar.)
7-20
7-10
1
8-10
(quar.)
40c
60c
—:_____
7-31
7-
7-31
7-
2
35C
7-16
7-
6-30
30c
Chemical
Fund,
Cheaspeakc
Gas
Stock
of
&
Virginia
Electric,
dividend
7-16
6-27
8-15
8-3
<
.
30c
3-15
Home
preferred
Investing
City
Claussen
(quar.i
Union
Bakeries,
4%
guaranteed
1%
guaranteed
Cleveland
Union
Trust
Metal
Colonial
class
b'/<
9-11
2
6-19
_____
A—
7-20
50c
9-
1
8-10
87'Ac
9-
1
8rl0
12 %c
6-30
6-21
(N.
Cc.
Y.)
(ciuar.)
15c
.
preferred
common
preferred
Wmrf
(quar.)
Hotel Co.
(York,
Life
Light
Power
preferred
&
$2.09
7-90
Jacobs
Jeanette Glass Co.,
preferred
6-25
7-
2
6-19
7-
2
6-20
Jersey
7-
2
6-22
Johnson
7-
5
7-
5
7-
5
Kaman
51'Ac
*
8-
1
7-
5
Class
8-
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
5
Products—
17y2c
7-
1
9-
1
8-15
25c
7-16
7-
25c
7-16
7-
35c
7-25
7-
2
7-16
7-
2
7-
6-15
Extra
Products Refining Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar )
$1.75
River
Newsprint Co
Petroleum Corp.—
62'AC
on'
Sbpt.
17
meeting to be set for
a
director's
stock
proposal
$1
Service
4'A%
and
■; H 6-25"
1
7-13
1
7-13
7-
2
6-1S1-
.■
t$2.50
8-
7-10
Pacific
Car
f$2.50
8-
1
7-10
Pemco
40c
7-
2
6-20
Corp.
40c
7- 2
6-20
50c
•
of
and
1
6-21
7-28
7-"fl
7-
9-10 '
"133Ac
_______
7-
t50c
<quar.)__
on/at
an
to
special
a
earlier date
declare
dividend.
a
on
103%
'
»
*
\
•
6%,
IT-T *
1
7-13
7-
2
6-21
6-30
6-20
a
12c
preferred
Oklahoma
4%
,
$3
21'Ac
tl5c
8-1
6-28
6-28
6%
7-
6-20
Co.—
20c
(increased
common
quar.)—
(quar.)—i.
took
div,
*
4.25%
4.24%
Power Co.,
preferred
pfd,
(quar
Stockholders
to
on
will
vote
July 24 on a
split the shares on
8-31
7-
2
6-20
7-31
7-13
$1.75
7- 2
6-25
6-29
6-15
10c
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
Phoenix
6-
Pictorial
$2
6-22
6-29
6-18
22'Ac
8-31
8-15
9-
1
8-16
9-
593/eC
$1.30'/s
(inltiali__-
-
-*-<
investment
"S-4"
(a
investment
from
net
A
;
—
,
-
another
sh,
of
Glass
Co
Paper
preferred
Wire
&
Polaroid Corp.,
5%
1st
(H.
Port'and
(quar.)
Cable
preferred
K ),
General
&
Fund
(quar.)__
—
(quar.)
Pier
Worcester
on
RR.
Long
Co.
W
a:f
(quar.)__
.(Boston)—
Service Co. of New Hampshire—
Common
(quar.)__
—
6-30
3.35%
preferred
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Hotels
Kurz-Kasch,
.Corp.
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-29
7" 2
1 'Ac
«
Uc
25e
5c
.
6-19
6-29
7-25
6-21
7-10
6-
8
Puget Sound Pulp A Timber (stock dividend)
Threo-for-ono stock split-up
Reda
Pump
Reliable
Reliance
Co
Stores* Corp.
Varnish
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-25
6-30
8- 1
9-20
9- 37-16
6-2>
6-29
6-14
0-25
6-25
7-10
6-14
6-29
7-14
6-20
62'Ac
62'Ac
•
10c
30c
•
1
6-20
7-10
8-30
'
8-20
6-14
7- 2,
7- 2
25c
$2.50
25c
6-19
6-29
6-22
6-19
-
.
2^c
8-15
7-41
8-15
84c
$1.12V2
(o.uar.)
6-29
*
•
8'Ac
15c
62'Ac
55c
(Mass.>_x—
Electric (increased)___—_
Boston
of
Providence
Prudential
(quar.)
'
Inc.
Proprietors
Public
(quar.)
common
7-16
A
8-20
.
$1.75
15c
12'Ac
Package
7-15
class
$1.50 '
-
preferred (quar.)
2nd
$2.50
Porter
realized
6-15
13.
Corp
$2.50 pfd. (accum.)
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Astabula Ry.—
7- 2
6-19
income
•*
for each sh. held.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
7%
regu¬
par
(monthly)
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.,
Plastic
6-30
$5
Certificates will be mailed about July
6-29
6-29
7-15
6-30-
•
25c
matically become $5 par value and each
18 will receive
$1
Village
27c
stockholder of record June
8-16
in-
,
8-15
7-13
8-31
8-15
7-13
directors' proposal
a 2-for-l basis.
split was approved by the stockholders.
Outstanding shares will auto¬
1
-•
;.i v.,
,/■
9- 4
20c
2-for-l
7-16
6-29
10c
?0c
-.-4'Ac
,
9- 1
8- 1
9-15
9- 1
7-31
Phillips Petroleum Co.—
7-17
7-17
10c
(quar.)
8
i n
,
$1.06
$1.08'A
40c
Perry-Fay Co
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
.1
"
Corp. (quar.^-62'Ac
Industries, Inc.—
-•
convertible
'•
(quar.)
(Increased quar.)—
at a meeting to be
Perrrvinente Cement Co.
62'Ac
common
6-21
6-21
7-16
7-18
—
payment
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
Penobscot ChemicaL-Fibre Co. (Me.)
iquar.)
7-
(s-a)
6-18
.
7-10
.1
6-22
7- 2
7- 2
8-15
8-15
this timet
Pennsylvania
9-14
1
6-29
7- 6
t
t$1.50
:j.—
(N. Y.)
action -on
no
6-29
7- 6
7-27
30c
75c
75c
t35c
—
iquar.)
7-14
30c
50c
Foundry (quar.)^.
:
(Bait.), common iquar.)—
Ltd.,
1
■
,,
(quar.)
-
t37'Ac
(quar.)_
35c
special-of-88c
Electric
&
preferred
at
-
$1
net
&
Directors
7-2
7-16
7-16
Gas
preferred
held
$1.18
from
6-18
30c
—_—______—
Pennsylvania Exchange Bank
invest¬
(accum.)
Stock
6-30
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
Penman's
9-14
8-
special of 74c from net real¬
Common
Knickerbocker
Knott
1....... 6-20
50c
profits)
Klsh
'8-1D'
31'Ac
(quar.)
6%
6-20
7- 2
tSl.25
(quar.i
profits)
Low-Priced
lar
1
$2
security profits)
Ltd., common
net
7-14
—
Orangeburg Mfg. Co. (quar.—
Otis Elevator Co. (quar.)—
Consolidated Telephone
Ohio
25c
from
6-29
6-29
$1.023A
50c
$l.S7'/i
(quar.)
44c
a
6-29
6-29
6-29
7-14
7-14
$1.04
8-
B
come
ized
6-29
7-14
7-14
$1.02
(Milw.)
Co.
Insur.
8-
preferred (accum.i__
A
>.7r20
$1.02'A."
—
7- 2
-
class
22'Ac
(quar.)
—
30c
.___
—
Chemical,
preferred
6-29
_____
6-13
25c
pfd.
&
6-22
Quarterly
25c
$4
1
7-25
—
(quar.)—.
National
Northwestern
7'Ac
Co.
Aircraft,
regular of
•
(Minn.), com.
(quar.)
6-14
25c
pfd.
6-22
7-
tlOc
'
2
7-
30c
from
1
$1.06
Ltd
Co.,
7-3
75c
King-Seeley
Stockholders will vote either at the annual
'meeting
2
7-16
(quar.)
J.) (quar.)
(5c
1
7-
(quar.)
8-31
9-14
6-22
7-
—
Power
preferred
6-22
1
8-
1
9nc
(quar.)
Quebec
$4.16
6-22
6-20
0-28
10-
$1.25
$4.11
9-15
6-20
1
$1.12Va
(quar.)
$4.08
1
7-
40c
(quar.)
Northern States Power
6-22
f40c
(quar.)__\_
(James R.t Corp.____:.^T._i.
Mfg., 6% partic. pfd.' A (quar.)^._i_.—
Keystone Low-priced Bond-Fufld—vB-3"--(a
*
(quar.)__.—
com.
preferred
preferred
(qt.ar,j.__
Kearney
2
(quar.)__'_^—
preferred
7-27
2
7-10
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4'A %
6-26
7-
7- 5
6-29
6-15
7- 2
6-20
7-
$1.50
_
Carton
Telephone,
preferred
7-17
6-30
Kerr
2
(quar.)—
Products
Ohio
&
(quar.)„—__—I
6-30
Powders
7%
preferred
New
6-22
25c
(quar.)
Metal
%%
4
(quar.)—;.
Board
preferred
$4.10
7-20
'
7-16
7-16
6-29
7-16
$1.15
preferred
(quar.)
Aluminum
1
________
$3.60 preferred
(quar.)
Mortgage,
1
5%
'
(quar.)
(quar.)—:
'
preferred
Co., 5%
preferred
1
Northern
8-15
25c
Jersey Farm Baking Co., common
6-29
55c
:
L.)
Bro'.
$3
(ouar.i__-_
Consolidated Laundries
(F.
8-
preferred
Haven
,8- 1
Power Co.—
preferred
6-25
(quar.)
6-15
45c
(quar.)__
$2.20
& Co.
6-15
3-
6%
Mfg.
•
r
(quar.)
7- 2
6-22
.
7- 5
v*
17c
25c
15c"
25c
50c
—
Co.
&
7-12
x
2%
v
.
(quar,)____—
6-5
(quar.)
(J. B.)
fc-
9-14
(quar.):
preferred
6%
Screw
England
New
9-17
Funding Corp. of New York-
Preferred
52'Ac
(quar.)
7%
Investors
51c
1
Gas
6-29
(quar.)__
16'Ac from
particloating
Intertype Corp
47'Ac
7-16
10-
6-15
fs-a ij_l_L.:______r
Fund
Bronze
6%
50c
preferred
preferred
Cosden
International
Jenkins
j.
$2.06
and
I
(quar.i
Consolidated General
inc.
6-29
6-29
7-31
7-13
25c
(quar.)
Stores Corp.
4.60%
6-15
(interim)
Institutional-Growth
'
•
preferred
7-3
(quar.) __L_LL
2
Co
8- 1
Fuel,
New
2
$1.12'/2
Commerce (N. Y.)
t20c
Co.—
National
6-30
7-
2
(quar.)
of
Bank
,
—15c
—
Glass,
15c
(Canadai
8-31
8-31
1
.
,
37'Ac
L
31'Ac
(quar.)
8-31;
v
———
convertible
National
6-20
2
Z---_.1,
Assurance
Investors
Kaiser
(quar.)—
Life
2
(quar.)
preferred
Inland
4%
7-16
7-16
25c
pfd.
10-
.
(quar.)—_____
National Manufacture &
Northern
—
(N.
6-20
•,*7- 6
10-,;1
10- 1
••
(Mass.)
(stock dividend).
Welding Machine Co.—
Finance
cents
National
2
7-2
$15c •'
,
prior pfd. iaccum.(
Ltd.,, $5 1st pfd. (s-a)
conv.
8-
2%
7-
7-
common.
Co."
7-27
new
(quar.)i
15c
Baking
7-
Y.
Lines
4'A%
.(initial-quar.)
6-29
1,,..
~
Company
68
6-30
7-
;
Power
Co.
7-
(s-a)____
Pa.)
&
preferred
Industrial
Ivey
Mills Ltd.
(quar.)
Quarterly
Co.—
pfd.
7-
•
1
'
Rice
Air
National
7-16
30c
(interim)
25c
Co.—
preferred
Consolidated
$1.25
6-26
7-15
7-31
7-16
c
7l/ac
Bay Mining & Smelting Ltd."
$1
Insurance
$2.04
Coosa
6-22
2
under
6-15
7-16
37'Ac
'46c
-
-
7-0
7-
t35c
t$1.75
t$1.75
—
America—
60c
Co.
common
$1.25
,
General
Corn
2
7-
title.
Inc.
Electric
25c
com.
Co.,
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Co
Connecticut
7%
7-
20c
___
of
announcement
National
Ltd.—
Oil
...
8-1
20c
changed to Financial General Corp.
National
6-29
25c
(quar.)
Hardart
Imneilal
Co.—
series
preferred
16'Ac
Yards.—
Connecticut
$2
7-20
4
(annual)
(quar.)_
(s-a)
(Joseph)
ment
Commercial State Bank & Trust Co. of N.
Stock
dividend
$1.99
4
8-
(quar.)
partic.
Community
8-
(quar.)
Baking Co.,
Commercial
7-25
(quar.)_i__—^
Royal
6-15
6-15
6-22
35c
(quar.)—
Corp.
corporate
7-17
7-17
6-30
6-30
7- 2
5%
,
(quar.)__i_—„
common-
B
Motorola,
7-31
7-31
common—50c
A
Mount
0-26
25c
l'Ac
(quar.)—
dividend
7-16
7-3
_Lj
*
$1.10
(quar.)—;—______—25c
Ltd.,
Plan
See
1-ZQ
7-20
$2
Indian Head Mills. Imv (Mass.)
RR.—
Products
"1956"
cents
8-15
16'Ac
—__
Stock
Finance
Columbia
50
1
7-
!
Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Clinton
10-
25c
20c
;—
Co.——
Class B
Cold
$1
Co.———_
Stockyards
new
Hycon Mfg., 5'A %
,,
4%
Cincinnati
1
6-29
7-30
5c
■'
•'
7-25
30c
A-(quar.)
preferred
7-20
1
8-
10%
;___
fs-a>_
Co.,
Light
&
Hudson
1-16
27c
—
Power
7-10
6-21
6-23
,
•
——
Name
5
8-1
f20c
(quar.)
Insurance
preferred
Horn
7-16
8-15
(quar.)
(qi.ar.)_
Co.
Dairy
80c
(
5%
.
7-
32VaC
(quar.)
common
Renfrew'&
Horn
(quar.)
common
7-^d
(quar.)_
$5 2nd preferred
Home
8-27
.
'
(quar.)_•_____
_____
9-19
30c
(quar..)—
(from net investment
Inc.
Corp.
Cincinnati
25c
Products
Holt
6-20
8'Ac
Certain-Teed,
6-30
Co.
Gas,
Mfg.
4
-
•
preferred
2
6-29
$0.2,^5625
Hightstown Rug Co., 5%
6-20
-
7%
6-22
7-16
Extra
6
50c
<quar.)„
Co
preferred
Fire
Haverhill
Higbie
7-20
6-29
-7-3
—,—
Co.,
7- 2
7-16
9c
3.c
10c
Hartford
6
25c
(quar.)
Sugar
9-
Income—
(quar,)—20c
5c
(quar.)__
Products
7%
7-6
15c
Mines,
Tidelands
G.)
Hotel
Investment
(quar.)
National
—
Havrisburg
Inc.—
class
Products
Corp.,
Morris
7-6
1
Society (quar.).
Gurney Products, Ltd., $1.60
6-22
7-20
7,
7'/iC
Gold
Moore
7-13
Grolier
0-22
2
3c
10c
7- 2
7-10
(quar.)
..
dividend),
Steamship Co.,
preferred (quar.)
4V2V0
6-29
6-30
7-16
7-2 J
& Ontario Paper
(quar.)
Engineering (stock dividend)
Mississippi Valley Barge Line (quar.)
Missouri Telephone Co.
6%
pfd. A (quar.)
IV
6-29
8-1
Co.{ common-,
preferred
8-
8-1
25c
(stock
Great Lakes
6-14
7-16
7-16
6-29
5c
Pumps,
$1.50
Investors Trust—
preferred
7- 2
7-ld
5Cc
-
Minnesota
6-15
1
7-31
(quar.)
Mfg.
Michigan
8- 1
6-20
0-20
7- 2
12 /ac
(quar.)
Gas & Electric
Montana
6-15 .V
7v^c
(quar.)
$1.25 conv.
Goulds
$1.50
_______—____
Products—
Corp.
•
8-15
6-29
-a
(quar.)_
Ltd.
..
56V4C
--
Canada,
Yellowknife
Goodman
.
$2.50
75c
(quar.)
Minerals
;
8-31
7-15
•
Corp.—
preferred
9-
15c
cash
(C.
3
Co.—
B'
Middlesex
6-15
7-12
.
45c,
,
.
Co.
Machine
(quar.)__
Brewery, class A
Glasscock
1
2'/2%
2
B
8-
6-25
200%
Fran.)—
(San
(Interim)
6-21
6-30
of
Baking
Class
8-10
6-30
127'Ac
.____
div.)
6-25
15c
»
1
preferred
Giant
6-20
137'Ac
t37'Ac
Ohio
$8
6-20
2
$5
___
(quar.)
&
25c
(quar.p„__
in
General
6-29
6-23
7-
$1.12'A
%
^6-29
< 9-10
tqaa..j__
Fuller (D. B.) & Co., 6% 2nd pfd.
Galveston-Houston Co. (quar.)
8-15
25c
(quar.)
Central
9-
40c
(quar.)
common
preferred
2
25c
common
Co.
6-23
172'Ac
.__
Paper
6-28
7-
40c
(quar.)
Investments, Ltd.________
Clinchfield
7-19
5
Genessee
common..
Carpenter
6-28
&
Refining
Extra
6-21
25c
Capital Venture Fund—
Carolina,
2
10c
Corp.
Canadian Vickers Ltd.
7-
7-
7-19
:
90c
common
Ruober
6t
Corp.
>
,7-13
9-1
Corp.
Froedtert
6
7 (Ac
Fund
Canadian
Fram
6-14
1
Corp.,
Gear
Co.
;
Ry.
(Quarterly, from net Income)—
& Hegler Zinc Co.—
Class
-
(quRr.).__u^_-__i.____
Rubocr
McGregor-Doniger,
A
8- 1
7-9
7-9
7* 9
Matthiessen
McCandless
6-30.'.
-
7-31
87Vac C
,,
(quar.)
convertible
Frontier
held
(quar.)
Liquidating
5%%
•
.
net
61
Automotive
Screw
4.40%
:
*' 1
i
,
■-
Insurance
Tire
Bros.
6-30
9-20
8- 1
8-1
$1.04
common
Fund,
from
Tiro
Maremont
6-30
7-31%
"
45c
Common
—
(quar.i—
preferred
flOc
6-20
1
$1.24
Louis
(quar.)
Bond
Massachusetts
7-16
7-25
Forbes,
premrred
Masco
V
1
—._
Typograph Co., $6 preference
Quarterly
6-12
t
8-15
2%
Quarterly
Foundation
common
California
5%
7
flOc
Co,
General
preferred
Fund
,6-15
30c
.
(Boston)__>__
Fireman's
(stock dividend)
pref. (quar.)
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.)___
Briggs-Weaver Machinery, preferred
Brunning, (Charles)
25c
Light
Manhattan
6-20
7-19
7-
10-
62(Ac
62'Ac
—
preferred (s-a)
Corp.
(reduced quar.)
P.bllcations
7-5
7-26
'
(quar,L
(stock
$2.25
25c
$2.9)
Warehouse
Financial
7-
Kluge (quar.)
Bridge & Tank (Canada), Ltd.—
6-29
8-1
Fidelity & Deposit (Md.) (quar.)_
7-20
(quar.)
14c
1%
100%
.
(quar^)____________:
6-20
7-20
Ltd.___.
Co.
guaranteed
6-28
1
&
Brown-Burrell
RR.,
6-29
1
Electric
67't
.«
6-20
(quar.)
non-cumulative
MacAndre'ws &
6-20,,
,v
•
,
7- 1
$1.11
(quar.)
4.96% preferred (quar.)
Louisville, Henderson & St.
Mansiteld
„
$3.12'A
Light—
Macfariden
7-16
,
6-15
7- 2
6-20
—
9
7-
1;
7-31
Felters
Co.
8-
7-2,
-1,6c
/ 7-15
$1.25
(Ala.)
25c
,
50c
6-29
8-
Extra
Brandtjen
b-20
(quar.)___
6-15
9
50c
four
6-30
held).____
preferred
Compress &
$6
(quar.)..;
Co., 30c preferred
Mines,
$1.50
'.
Federal
6-20
t5c
Bowl-Mor
Bralorne
8-14
6-13
(annual15c
common
Rubber
8-
(quar.)
each
7: 2
"'
2
25c
W.)
Faultless
75c
Quarterly
Bliss
8-17
6-27
value preferred.tor.
common"; share
$1.50
Binks
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust
9-15
75c
share of 4'/!, non-cura.
(one
convertible
2%
Co.
Ludlow
4% pfd. (stock div.)v
Products, L,u._____.^
6-i9
70c
(stock div.)_;
Mfg. (quar.)
____'_
Birmingham Fire Insurance
7-
.m'Ac
_i__
7-
$1.50
(s-a)_——i
(N.
__
Benrus
7-25
-
6-30
$6
Caldwell
&
f25c
Federal Oil Co. <N: J>.)
(stock dividend)
Federal Paper' Board (quar,)__
7-
30c
(accum.)
V.) (quar.)
________
Mi'g._
Beaux Arts Apartments, $3 pfd. (quar.)
$6 1st preferred (quar.)
Ben jam n Franklin Hotel (s-a)
Beaton
1-23
7c
15c
com.
pfd.
Lowell
Extra
Quarterly from income.
Bagley Building Corp
—_J___
Bank
6-29
(»,uar.)
7-1
(quar.)
7-31
(Seattle)—
7-17
$1
all
clears
preferred
preferred
t40c
(s-a)
20c
(-q-ar.)
5%
6
7- 2
(resumed)—
pajmenc
4.44%
A.
9-20
12-21
40c
(quar.)
preferred
&
7-10
10- 1
1-2-57
.
com.
preferred
6-30
30c
$2.50 par
Co.,
4.16%
2
k
Fund
Erie. & Pittsburgh
•,
convertible
.
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Watch
.
'
t$4
pfd.
(this
convertible
Louisiana Power
7-
j
America
"
Stock
6-28
i
:
5%
7-16
6-30
$1
8%
Dock
5%
8-15
9-14
Equity
8-
20c
8-6
8-6
9-1
7-10
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
7-17
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
Stock dividend
6-15
each
tl7V2c
(quar.I.¬
9-4
9-4
'
(qua .)
Consolidated
Heating
25C
pfd.
common—
5%
9-10
Ltd.
Phonograph (stock div.)_i_'
dividend)________
Co,
6-15
,
6-22
3
8-17
■.
6-30
5c
7-
t$4
(quar.)
(increased quar.)____
Corp., of
&
6-30
2%
(quar.)i__
Coal &
7-_l
—:—
Radio
.
6-22
6-30
$1.25
(accum.)
Co.,
Star
L-31
(i-ai__-
Air Freight (stock
Industries Cquar.
Enamel
6-20
preferred
preferred
Brewing
Longines-Wittnauer
$1
Empire Petroleum Co..
5
7-
1
6-30
125c
Plan
Nichols
8-
31c
Steels, Ltd.
Atlas
9-15.
Lone
6-29
7-10
$6
Co., Ltd.—
&
Pipe
6
50c
-
(quar.)_
W.)
Joint
9-23
TaiC* (qu^r.)„__
Products
Emerson
6-29
6'A%
Lock
25c
(Toromoi
inc.'
Quarterly
7-
7-16
8%
7-16
$2
;
.
Refractories & Abrasives Corp.—
9-
7.-16
7-10
7-23
40c
Transportation Co.
Magnesia
Electro
7-11
7-10
7-25
(C.
6-19j
„•
(quar )
preferred
Lorain
Ltd.
Ltd.
C,
Stop-Nut
25c
preferred B (quar.)
Co., common.
convertible
Atlas
1
2oc
Ry.
Steel
Credit
7-
25c
(s-a)____
Atlantic City Sewerage
(quar.)
1
Atlantic Refining Co., common (quar.)_____
Atlantic
7-j1
N.
Quarterly
$4.50
.___
Line
Air
1
/o
Stores,
W.
Electrical
9
7-
50
______
Argus
7-
7-15
Coal
Bradstreet,
Elastic
7-20
40c
,
Lindsay
7-25
50c
—
7-13
10d
(quar.)
6-29
7-27
:
imonthly2oc
6-18
&
5%
7-13
10c
iquar.)__
Building Co
lelepnone 62 Telegraph—
7-10
,
.
Inc.—
Square
Conunon
45c
Linoleum,
&
preferred
1
8-
35c
.
Oilcloth
Eastern
1
Chemical
Lincoln
7-10
20c
(quar.)_:
Steel
Payment equivalent to ll-66/100c in U. 8.
Ansul
Lincoln
7-10
1
quar.)
Co.
Dominion
Ltd.—
6-26
8-1
50c
1
arrears)
Dominion
T.
7-
7-10
$1
t$2.50
Cq.
Dun
■
6-25
15c
....
7-27
25c
t56'Ac
.
6-30
5%
of Canada—
Insurance
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
12'Ac
6-15
.
__:
&
<-2
6-28
(quar.)
Fielus
&
6-20
a»l
*
6-30
6-30
6-29
Lewis
$3
Corp.
Yard
i ___•
7-14
35c
Liberty Fabrics of New York,
$1.13
7-14
45c
quar.)__
6-29
8-
6-16
,
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
6-16
7- 2
5c
2oc
25c
Co
Electric
Wharf
7- 2
7-16
7-2
■
6-29
7-16
8- 1
(quar.)
—___
6-28
$1.06
8-1
15c
1
.
72
Monthly
(increased
preferred
25c
Dotnlnion
5%
Molasses
;
Common
Lawrence
'7-6
35c
(quar.) "
A
common
7-16
.
Co_
Co.
eou\>.ni.i
25c
pieleired
(increased
Co.
oii
(Phila.),
Inc.,
$1.50..
r
Monthly
-
30c
(quar.)
6-15
$l.o0
(quar.)___
Edison
Doming.iez
6-29
6-15
6-27
50c
Stock
,
6-27
23c
(s-a)__
A
.
25c
(annual)
class
Union
Corp.
uo.
Payable of Rec.
18c
preferred
(quar.)
Langendorf United Bakeries-
in¬
(quar.,)
Securities
preferred
Detroit
,
.
.
gains)
(quar.)
Manufacturing—
Common
6-25
(one
each
effect
Co.
Lane
.
(quar.)
&
Lailcaster
t>-2J
Holdert-
When
1
Share
,
$1.50
Light,
preference
t
for
.
Amphenol
2
&
Dennison
7-17
dividend
,
American
5%
7-27
<
stock
to
A
Debenture
share
held
Common
DePontet
7-19
8-10
&
'
5%
cap-
dividend
capital
Company
Consolidada S. A. (quar.)
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR.
,*8-15
3
Name of
1
La
8-14
,
(quar.)
common
Laval Steam Turbine
Co.,
split)
American
De
class
6-15
1
25c
'
$2
common
additional
.
from
iquar.)
8-
LOc
Manufacturing Co.
American
Sugar Co.
preferred
6-25
45c
(quar.)__
American
from
from
cents
$4
6-15
87'Ac
cents
20
Power
t
.
preferred (quar..)„
1
Danly Machine Specialties, Inc. (quar.)
Davidson Brothers, Inc; (quar.)
Dayton Rubber, common (quar.)_
8-15
20c
(quar.)_
Board Co.
(quar.)
,
Per
ot Rec
from
4 '/a %
-
6-25
________
Co.
American
Stock
9-14
1
Florida
___
American
5%
$4.24
9-
.
,
7-
j-idc
^uarj.
cents
cents
Dallas
1
2'Ac
Insurance
B
8%
8-17
9c
_
Bankers
A
16
and
preferred (quar.)
Daltch Crystal' Dairies
Louis)—
Quarterly
American
Class
6-15
10-
933Ac
.
8-
9-_0
■
.(19
.6%
7-20
8-15
,
30c
(3
and
Telephone,
0-2A
20c
(quar.)
Cuban
(Tor«uO»>)
uo.
Fund
t
Fund
Cuban1 Atlantic
7-3 J.
22-/2C
common
(quar.)
Automobile Ins.
Class
of Rec.
(quar.)
America,
preferred
American
Payable
class A-
Markets
of
Holders
Payable
2%
9;11
28Vic"" '
1
(
gains)
Dallas
come
When
income
.
pfd." (quarA.Li.__i;.
Investments, Inc.—
Income
dividend
ital
,
payment date.
Per
Instance
Diversified
.
4'A%
rT_,
When
Share
'
(stock dividend)
-
Sexton,
&
Crown
Then
show
we
Holder»
Per
DIVIDENDS
7-31
8-15
7-Ji
-
5
—
30c
?«c
l«c
.
7-10
Z: ^
,,
d*
n.
„
7- 2
V'ZTiX
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(3018)
Aluminum Co. of -Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)*
—.——
Reynolds
■
1_
Co.
Co.
Button
Rochester
(quar.)
.
_''
.
,
6-30
*-*
10c
25c
6-25
7-16..-
5-31
7« 5...
.
7-25
7-13
4%
9-1
8-151 •
quar.)___——...*-**
j ■ 40c
preferred series. F (quar.)*—*
•» ■ .
51
4.10% preferred ierles H -(quar.)—.
*' 41.02'/a
4.75% preferred series I (quar.)—*.^ 81.18%
4.10% preferred series J (quar.)
**_*$1.02%
Rohr Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)—
35c
Holland Paper Co. Ltd., Class A (quar.)——
120c
9- 1
9"»~i
^9- 4
•
7-30
9-1
" 9-1
.
310c
(quar.i __———„————..*/
4%% preferred (quar.)
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co—
181.06%
$1,209
———
——
Royal McBee Corp./ common (quar.)
35c
$1.12%
*
4%%
preferred A (quar.)
.*___*
preferred B '(quar.).-*—.—————
5%% preferred C (quar.)*———
—
5%
6%
._**
6-29
6-20
6-20
7- 2
6-18
6-29
7-2
8-18
6-18
4% %
preferred
(s-a).————
$2.25
System (quar.).—
——
25c
Savannah Sugar Refining (quar.j.
—
75c
Gchield Bantam CO. (quar.)———15c
Schuster (Ed.) & Co., common (quar,)——— - - 25c
4(4% preferred (quar.)
——*—
—. $1.00(4
4%%
preferred <quar.)_—
—
—*..$1.18%
Schwltzer Corp.
(Increased)
75c
Scull in Steel, new common'(initial quar.)..
30c
Association
Quarterly
-
I
Extra
6-26
7- 6
6-29
7- 2
6-22
Allied Stores,
Allied
8-1
7-6
15c
8-1
7-6
8- 1
7-10
8-1
6-21/*
Sierra Pacific Power, common—.:
B
(quar,).———
South Atlantic Gas, common
5%
_*—....
-
—...
6-19
'
'
^
■
'
—
.
Standard Fire Insurance Co. of
N^ jJ.
Standard Paper Mfg. Co., common
preferred (quar,)
Standard
Products
Screw
50c
75c
...
...
6-23
7c
7.I6
7-
0-15
7-16
7- 2
7-9
6-29 *
6-22
87%c
7-10
7-
2
35,.
7.31
7.
o.
•
t25c
7-1
5-li
1
10c
7-16
6-29
•
City) (quar,) "
.
-
'
on
preferred
37%c
-
7-
1
$1
Products
87%c
i5c
_
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
J5c
...
„
.
8-15
8-
1
6-25 '
7-27 1
8-1
7-16*
New
7-31
7-16
Walte & Bond, Inc.~
payment
stock
7-31
$2
Bros.
omitted
Pictures
on
the
preferred (quar.)
Kootenay Power &
7% preferred (quar.)
5.04%
preferred
7-
1
5%
...
Optical Co;
/
non-cumulative
-
r
7.
9
7-
2
American
Co. (quar.)
Co., common*.
Screw
American Snuff
"■
(quar.).
American Stamping Co.
R.iq
■
m.75
7- 3
7-31
7-
6
7-31
7-
k
gS
i.jz
7.^
7- ?
Service Co.—
7.25
.
we
$126
«.
(B.
&
4
4
,
8-
1
Stores
Co.
6%
preferred
preferred
;
Baltimore
4%
preferred
6-15
-
i
v
6-15
6-20
6-11
6-15
$1
7-
2
6-15
91
9-17
8-27
35c
7-r 2
6-18 :
10c
7-
6-18
Works
Beam.
6-15
9-10
B.)
6- 4
6-15
' 6-30
6-15
7- 2
6-7
6-
8- 1
4-10
3iy4c
7- 2
6-
7-2
American Surety
New
common
6-29
American Telephone '&
(quar.).
7- 2
$1.25
$1.75
(NY)—
7- 2
<
Belknap
(quar.)
IIII
(interim)
(quar.)
common
7-16
+3C
9-17-
0.17
soc
(quar.)
8-1
7-16 '
75c
I
(quar.)
25c
(initial-quar.)
$1.75
7-2
c_iq
7.
*
6-19
2
„
Telegraph
,
7-1
6-15
;
6-25
6-15
,
7-
7-2
6-
7-10
T- 1
7- 2
;
American Zinc, Lead &
Smelting (quar.)
Amoskeag Co.. $4.50 preferred (s-a)
Metal, Inc. (quar.)
*
-
-
give the dividends announced in
previous
The list does not include divi¬
week, these being given in
preceding table.
the
6-11
•
per
nt
of Company
Share
JLbbott Laboratories, com. (quar.)
4% ronv. preferred (quar.)
1/1.20 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Holders
45c
com.
7.
2
«
7
$1
/Lercrcaibie & Fitch Co., $6 pfd. (s-a)
Power & Paper
Co., Ltd,, com. (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
-Atlantic Sugar
Refineries, Ltd.,
91.20 class A (quar.)
I
Aluminum Alloys, Inc.—
When
Payable of Bee.
7.
2
L
7
7.
$3
o
b.io
$37%c
7-1
6-1
$28%c
$12 %c
7-
6-1
7- 3
6-11
t30o
7.
?
1
3
„
8-
1
7-13
(quar.)
I
(initial quar.)
4%% convertible preferred (initial)
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
Common
-
8
25c
$2.25
.
Bendix
8
Co.
(one
Aviation
Class
(quar.)
preferred
Anglo-Newfoundland
(s-a)
Machine
Bird
&
Ansui Chemical
Cable
;
of
Co
9-
1
8-10
Bliss
$25c
7-26
6-28
Bloch
&
A
6-11
7-3
8-11 ;
•
50c
:
.-40c
'
7-
1
•6-25
,
6-15
5-25
317%c
8-
1
6-30
325c
7-
1
6-15
350c
7-16
6-14
715c
15C
Life
-
5
6-
>
1
9- 4
8-10
3
11- 9
3-1-57
2- 9
12-
60c
6-30
25c
6-30
6-15
30c
7- 2
6-15
,
6-15
1*
__—_—*—
2
•
.
,
&
——
(increased
quar.)——
6-1
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
20c
7- 2
6-21
7-15
6-18
325C
7-15
7-
2
6-18
25c
7-
2
6-18
30c
6-29
6-14
7-
1
6-15
$1.06%
7-
2
6-15
62 %C
preferred (quar.)
(North Carolina) —
Tobacco. 6%
6-30
6-18
75C
6-30
6-16
25c
5%%
(H.
cTTco"—
prior
preferred
Book-of-the-Month
Club
»
6-18
25c
$1.50
(s-a)
Laughlin.
Bros.
2
7-
310c
common
Mfg.
6-15
7-
35c
SOC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)__——
Decker
7-2
$1.75
(quar.)—1
(quar.)—.
Son,
1
•30
7-3
Insurance
(quar.)
(quar.)
Blue Ridge Insurance
7-16
6-15
6-15
20
Blacks tone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—
4.25% preferred (quar.)
|40c
6-15
7- 3
...
common—
6-30
-29
6-15
Automatic
for each
7-20
-
2
7- 2
335c
$70c
7- 5
2
7-
$25c
(quar.).—
Blackhawk-Perry
7-13
..
j
ymc
—
6-15
15c
7-
55c
7- 7
$15c
&
6-27
$1.12%
1
...
Ltd.,
Hats,
class
Bohack
Wire
6-27
7-6
84 %c
1
Blckford's"YnC.~T^~I~Tq_ua7JI~IZ"riI~
Black
Development, Ltd.—
Quarterly i
7-8
■>
7-16
6-22
7%C
Co.,
7% preferred
(quar.).—*
Mfg. Co.
$l5c
(quar.)
Anglo-Huronian. Ltd.
6-15
2
25c
4%
Bird
6-18
>
8-1
7-
Bessemer Limestone & Cement—
Blltmore
6-18
6-15
6-30
:
•
6-15
1%%
*
stock
Mfg.
Corp.
Standard
6-25
6-29
6-15
2
62%C
—
4
6-29
2
7-
7-2
$1
16 %c
(quar.)
$50c
preferred
A
Beneficial
6-30
30c
i
7-
23c
27 %C
pfd.
share
Si
...
Bibb
$0.3719
•.
(quar.)
...
.Beneficial Finance
$1
-
6-14
;
Bethlehem Steel,
6-
,7-2
15C
$-27
6-25
6-14
$1.12%
(qUar.)
(quar.) 1
Hardware
5-29
6-28
6-15
6-29
65c
common
6-15
7- 9
y7- 2
2
20c
$1
cofnmon
held)
6-26
7- 6
45c
$1
5-31
6-
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Ansonia
27%c
common
common
$2.80
91.50-
$1
Hocking Glass Corp.,
$4 preferred (quar.)
Anderson-Prichard Oil—
New
12%c
10c
Anaconda Co.
Anchor
$2.25
-
Corp.—
Common.
22%c
(quar.)—
American Thread Co., 6% preferred
(s-a)—
American Tobacco* 6% preferred (quar.)
-
»
15c
'
Gas
Mines
6-15
$1.43%
Common
6-11
*■
6-26
6-15
-
dividend
shares
6-11
6-20
6-15
Creek. RR.' (quar.) "
.7
"
Beech-Nut Packing (increased quar.)———
Belding-Corticelli, Ltd., '7%' pfd. (quar.).—
Washer
•6-1
f
2
6-30
—
Stock
9
,
6-20
6-26
preferred
Bellanca
4-10
8- 1
6-14
7-
IOC
-
v
2
25C
Belgium.Stores, Ltd.. 5% pfd. (quar.).
Bell Telephone Co, of Canada (quar.)——
6-15
'
6-29
.
,
6-30
56 %c
Beech
•a
7-16
7-
35c
—
.
7
6-22
—_—
Beatty4 Brothers Ltd.
6-30
6-11
6-11
2
—
L.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., class A
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
12-10
*
7-
62 %C
—
Distillers—I
preferred
2
7-2
$31.75
—
dividend
2%%
4%%
;
7-
$1.,
$1.06
$2.50
(quar.)...:
6-13
6-11
7-2
$1.75
•
-
(quar.)
6-29
-
«- 7
'
________
(quar.
Corp.
Associates, Inc., 5%
(J.
:
7- 2 *
^7-20
45C
(quar.)
6-29
6
6-30
60c
lOc
preferred
Stock
.
•
6-15
(Calif.) (quar.)
preferred
6 29
9-28
13-31
2
—
Bausch & Lomb Optical,
,4%
7-13
10-15
1-15?57
2
(quar.)
Bath .Iron
'
.
...—
Bascian-Blessing (quar.)
Bates< Mfg. Co., common.
9
6-18
6-27
.
Basin. Oil
6-27
7-
—
—
Basic, Inc.,' common (quar.).
■5%-%' preferred' <quar.)___
8-21
6-12
1
7-
Bros./Corp.; common—:
.'
preferred (quar.)
Barry. Controls, class A - (quar.)——*.
6-21
6-15 ;
2
40c
(quar.)—*
4% %
B
6-27
7-
...
(quar.
Class
7-11
$3
(s-a).
6-21
:
6-11
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
7%. preference
6-13
j
$1.50
Barker
6-29
6-11
.
7-
25c
(quar.)..
■
common
6-30
7-2
4
ku.
Barber Oil Corp.
-
.
(accum.)
(quar.)
6-29
-
6-
6-15
50c
(quar.)
Bank of New York (quar.)
Barber-Ellis of Canada; Ltd.—
9-10
50c
6-25
7-1
$1.50
$1A0
common
preferred
Corp.
25c '
—;
6-15
25c
...
(quar,)—
(quar.)
Ohio
&
"
7- 1
1
50c
*
4%
>4%%
,
6-15
25c
(quar.)
8-
7-1*
5c
(Joseph) & Sons——
Bangor & Aroostook RR. (resumed quar.)..
Bangor t Hydro-Electric, common (quar.)...
7%
preferred (quar.)
■6*29
6-29
6-15
2-
1%%
Bancroft
v /.
6-
v.
6-19
7-
4c
B
C
non-cum.
Bancohio
6-14
9- 1
,
6-30
7- 2
50c
■
4%%
,*•
4
1
Baltimore Gas & Electric,
6-15
6-20
'
"
6-3Q
7-25
6%c
(quar.)
Beacon
.X.
7-1*1
•
T.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Baltimore Brick, 5% pfd.
8
6-
6-30
.
7-25
18%C
Wilcox—
6%
6-20
4
9-28
85c
8-15
32 %c
(from income)..
New
com.
(initial after 3-for-l
split)..
Backstay Welt (quar.)_
Badger Paint & Hardware Stores (quar.)..
Balcrank,
Inc.
(quar.)_*_
Baldwin Piano, 6% preferred (quar.).—
: 6- 8
6-29.
4 60c'
3
6c
(initial)
Baxter Laboratories
——
American Sugar Refining,
7% preferred (quar.)_*
■
7.13 "
1
weeks and not yet
paid.
dends announced this
Name
Babbitt
*
6-29
.6-30
7
....__,25c '
—
B
American
"
$1.25
(quarJ—
(quar.)
Quarterly
Class
Co.
Babcock
7-14
-•""'I5c\
-
Insurance Co. (Indianapolis)
Glass A
6-22
$12%c
American States
r
F.
6-12
6-20
$1.50. * ^ 7- 2
6-15
7-
$1
A common (quar.)
(stock dividend)*
6-15
.
7-3
lc
Stock-Fund
6-15
'•
6-15
310c
class
7-2
,rr*
preferred
Ampco
Below
6-12
B< s.
7-14
lOc
6-15
315c
Beatrice Foods, common
preferred
5%
3
7- 3
Development
&
prior preferred (quar.)
Inc.. 4% pfd. (quar.)——
*50c
.
7-
6-14
$1.25
9-20
91.25 v 12-20
>
~(,h 35c » *6-25
*
6-23
7-1
$i-
—
6-16
1
310c
Baystate
...
6-14
2
7-
7-31
12-10
quar.)__
7-16
7-
315c
(quar.)
12-28
.
6-29 >
.
$1
30C
......
2%c
(quar.).*
2
1
12%c
_*
Mining
(initial)
25c
....
78-
6%c
'
I__
8
60C
Ry.—
Fe
6-30
B/G JFoods,
2%e
*
6-
'
-
(Each block share represents
Axe-Hough ton
6-
4
1
$1.25
*____**__*
Santa
shares)
6-29
6-11
7-16
6-
1
Steel
6-20
7- 1
;
ord:
4%%
(quar.)*
non-cumulative preferred (quar.)—American Radiator 8c Standard 'Sanitary—
Commoa 4quar.)
American (Safety -Razor.*..
f
6-27
7-12
20c
6-15
7-
6-14
'
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
County Gas
Yotmg (J. S.) Co.,
7%
25c
5qc
Bear
—-
class A (initial quar.)..:
preferred (quar.);
*
American President Lines, Ltd.—
6_lq
Ltd.~
8tockyards (s-a)._.
York
$1.50
7. 2
-r
Sc
:
New. 5%
"6-4'
6-30
7- 2
$1
(quar.)
6-
6-30
25c
(quar.)
-Avon Products,
2 Vic
*
New
7-13
117%c
Southern
'
B
6-29
•
...
5qc
31 %c
Light Co.,
preferred
Yellowknife
6-15
8-
4
6-22
,
,
Industries
(quar.)..
Avildsen Tools & Machines, Inc.—
Old 5% prior preferred (accum*)-—,
\ 6-22
6-30
/50c
6-25
10c
30c
6-14
50c '
.
94
6%
Wilson-Jones Co.
Wisconsin
,
7- 2
20c
a
Products, Inc.— >
nonvoting tion-cumulative^ preferred >•
6-18
7- 5
-
as
Automatic
7- 2
97%c
/
5-25
2c
_*_
week
Consolidated
Auto-8oler Co.
6-20
$1.25
...
,
7-13
$0.0145
6-13
'
—
6-18
;
reported
Automatic Canteen Co. of America**.......
6-30
7- 2
$1.31% '
' ■;"*
...
New common I (initial
Co.-—
(quar.)
Public
7-2
6
7- 1
«
and
6-18
American Potash & Chemical—
*
6-22
30c
Westminster Paper Co., Ltd., class A
(quar.)
6%
7- 2
•*
5%
Wisconsin
lOc
4c
West
Wichita union
7-13
7-13
pre¬
(quar.)
Weber Showcase & Fixture
B
-
8- 1
time.
Waterbury-Farrel Foundry & Machine Co.—
Quarterly
Webb & Knapp, 86 preferred
(accum.)
Webcor, inc. (quar.)
Glass
'
American
7-16
1
20c
-
Warehouse & Terminals
Warner
8-
'
—
'■
2%%
*
Block shares
6-21
,
8
6-18
7-1
(■'
City
> 100
;
8-31
.*
last
Investment
Corp. Ordinary
6-20
6-20
30c'
Foundry—
(Initial)
common
Common
^
this
at
&
Common
*
ferred
6-20
6-
A
Topeka
Extra
76- 6
50c
■'
(Texas)
columns
Extra
Atlas
6-30
*;
1
1
Co.
Class
6-15
7*9,
...
30c
^
Vaispar Corp., $4 convertible preferred (s-a)
Van Camp Sea Food Co
Velvet Freeze, Inc.
(quar.)
-
6-15
30e
4
American National Fire Insurance Co. (quar.)
American National Insur.
(Galv. Texas) —
7-16
-
'
■
6-20
7-1
.-■American Metal
,
approval)
Indemnity-
62%c
Universal Products, new common (Initial)..
Stock
dividend
(subject to stockholders
Dividend
6-15
.7- 9
87%c
6-10
77-
preferred (quar.).;
Electric (quar.)
(quar.)
*
Atlantic Greyhound Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd., class A (quar.)..
11-30
$1.50
(quar.)-425c
—/1% ',
6-10
$16%C
non-cum.
Atlantic
6-16
9*15
preferred (quar.)
*
.,
$1.75
American Metal Co., Ltd., 4%% pfd. (quar.*- $1.12% ^
Products Co., com. (quar.)
37%c;
5Va% convertible preferred (quar.)
;<,.'274%e
6-26
*
5%
6-15
7-10
,
<quar.)-
6-26 >
.
7-14
Associates
12-15
25c
7%
7-1
•
—
Soc
20c '
•-
American Machine & Metals (quar.).—.—
American Maize-Products, common
>
7-17
„*%»reie™d <«««•)-common
6-26
56%c
.
(quar.)—i-
1
118c
Incorrectly
was
$4 partic. class
4%
—
common
6-
7-
Inc.—
dividend
Atlantis
7- 1
$1.50
....
——
preferred (quar.)
$3.90%. preferred' (quar.)
6-20
7. 2
25c
.
Transit,
7-2
7%c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
6-11
6-29
payment.
6-20
7- 2
7- 2
^
6 $3.75
.
5%.
-
i
•
37%c
(quar.)
(s-a)—
American Investment Co, of Illinois—
>514% prior preferred
(quar.)_.
6-18
50c
"
;
10c
8
6-39-
$$1.50
;
1
Associated Motion Picture
.
*
2
115c
(quar.);
these
in
-
Casualty (Orlando)—
Aimerican Machine
(quar.)...
t
6-15
50c
.*
...
from capital gains
investment income)
Atchison,
6-30
6-30
$1
—
...-
American
-
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—-
1
'
'
.
7% i pref erred (quar.)
***.**
American Home Products (Increased monthly)
Extra
common
-
Above
6-15
6-29
—
.......
•
action
time.)
(quar.)
American Hard Rubber Co;, com.,
Stock dividend
7-14
25c
&
American Hair & Felt,
$6 preferred (quar.)
6-20
lOc
"
from
6-15
7-2
Securities—
Quarterly
Quarterly
.
6-29
10c
.
.
6-
7-
$25c
(quar.)
,
(quar.)
B
($0.0055
6-20
X- 2
STVaC
-
—
;
($100 par)
(quar.)
Felt Co., 6% preferred
American Fire
7-31*
7.27
15c
Industries, convertible (quar.)
4%% preferred A (quar.)
U.' S.1 Smelting,
Refining & .Mining Co.—
5%
g-31
25c
1
H'5
American
25c
Quarterly
United Milk
Common
7-26
I
Elec.
preferred
62%c
93%c
(quar.)—
—
preferred* (accum.)
American European Securities.,
American Express, -com.
($10 par)
7-26
8-15-
common
(quar.)—
i
6-30
35c
Ltd
Associated Fund,
6-15
,
Partic.
6-11
25c
convertible
American
6-29
.......
United
'
3
8-15
.**__.
Transamerlca Corp.
(quar.):
Trans-Canada Corp.
TVust'Co, of New Jersey
(Jersey
Vj s.
3
7-
4%
-
7-
7-16
.•*
Bank
8-10
7-20
7-20
25c
...
United Industrial
9-10
25c
Co.,
C* (quar.)
D
American & Efird Mills, Inc.-—
*
6-30
lc
(quar.)
convertible
7-15
Cyanamid
preferred
preferred
3%%
■2.60c
Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
.
3%%
divid.)
stk.
Temple, Ltd., preferred A (quar.)
B (quar.)..*
...-J......*.*..
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
American dep. receipts ordinary (interim)
6-22
,
.
A
Class
8
6-
,
25c
.
Inc., class A (quar.)
Thompson <H.. I.) Fiber Glass (inc. quar.)
Time Finance Co. (Ky.)
(quar.)
Time Finance Corp.
(Mass.), class A
Torrington Mfg. (qua£. >_____
Towne Mines Corp., $1.75 prfor
pfd. (s-a)i.
41.50
'
1
20c
Thomas Industries,
.
7-10
25c
...
.
7-10
8-
iod
...
no
6-29
8-1
...
...
(quar.)
this
7-16
6-11
6-22
•
Preferred
8
6-
_
*
6-29
9
6-29
7-14
Ash
»
*
...—....
—...
(quar.)
took
6-21
25c
Supervised Shares, Inc.—
Co.-r-,
7-10
12%c
....
-payment-at
7-20
8
6-25
,
6-30
31%c
,
—*
'(Directors
'
6-22
5c
...
Twin'Coach
6-22
1
hoc
—
.
Toy Co
fherm-O-Disc, Inc.
7-1
,7-1
8
Class
6-15
.
'
tl5o
—
Texas
7-16
*
25c
class B—
Stanley Brock Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Class B
(quar.)
Steak h Shake, Inc. (quar.)
.......—
Stercbi Bros. Stores (quar.)........
Stratbmore Paper (quar.)
Strawbrldge & Clothier (quar.)...
Stubnltz Greene, common (quar.)
60 cents preferred (Initial)
Sun Oil Co. (quar.)
Super Mold Corp.
(quar.)
6pecial
B
7-23
80c
....
Standard Tube Co.,
Class
•
75c
...
...
Swank, Inc.
Talon, Inc., class A
*
8
6-15
-
(guar./
Co,
<
:
..-
7-
(J. H.) Hardware Co., Ltd.—
6- 8
*
-
,
.
•
6-25
«0c
Corp/ (quar.)*.
Industries
1
*
(initial) after 50%-
com..-
6-15
7- 9
12 %c
Corp.,
6*
,
-
6-15
2
7- 2
*
(quar.)
—*i
Hegeman Electric Co.—
Asbestos
6-15
7-20
6-26
*
7«
25c
(initial quar.)
&
Ashdown
6-
6-28
30c
7-13
,
7-16
25c
Constable
Arvin
6-20
—
7-13
1
7-16
>
Arundel
6-
7-18
8-
1
7-31
.
■
quar.)..;
Art Metal Construction—
6-
1
6-29
lw
59c
B
$1J)8
—
6-7
1
1
8-
$1.18
pfd.- (quar.)
6* 7
—
5
(initial
6-20
7-31
7-14
59c
...
7-
New class
Arnold
Arrpw-Hart
New
.
7-5"
7-30
t
17Vac
~
Directors voted to defer the quarterly pay(
ment on the $7 preferred stock normally
t
paid July' 2.
Standard
-
A
6-15
8-
7- 5
6-15
:7-30
28%c
class
9-15
7-2
28c
.
New
915
6-29
6-29
7-20
7-2
6-30
7* 1
1
Armstrong Rubber Co.—
6-15
American
6-15
7-30
preferred (quar.)
6*14
8-28
8-31
7- 2
7- 2
"
Southern Ice Co.—
6%
Corp.
(quar.)*
(quar.)—
—
7-16
1
8-
Co.—
Arkansas Power & Light, 4.72%
4.32% preferred (quar.)
6-15
6-80 "'
10-1)
$1.25
60c
4.48% preferred (quar.)——————
—
4.56% preferred (quar.)—
Southern Colorado Power, com. (quar.)...—
4.72% preferred (quar.).—
4.72% 2nd preferred (quar.).——
Southern Fire Insur. i Co., Durham,
(N. 0.)
Quarterly
8-31
20c
(quar.)—.
com.
6-15
..
*
6-15
-4.65%
'
9-11
7- 2
....—315c
(increased/
preferred
(quar.).
Southern California Edison,
Thermal
—;
-
8-20
10-1
.
Class
1
9-
7- 2
(quar.)
Power
6-15
7-15
82.44 preferred A (initial quar.)—
61c
Silex Co., 4%% preferred
(quar.)_____
$0.11875
SUverwood Dairies Ltd., class A (quar,)—.*
115c
6-15
$1.16%
Fuel Oil
6-15
25c
30c
*
6-29
Arkansas
Arkansas-Missouri
6-21
7%c
(quar)
8
6-8
Allls-Chalmers Mfg., com. (quar.)
Allison Steel Mfg. Co., 75c conv. pfd. (quar.)
•
Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc.—
/
■■■/•■*
'
• f
5% preferred A (quar.)
12%c
6-28
Aluminum Co-of America, $3.75 pfd. (quar.)
93%c
7-1
Aluminum Goods Mfg
*
—
-■
> 30c
7- 2
Aluminum Speciality-Co., common (quar.)—
•'
20c 6-30
6% convertible preferred series A (quar.)
30c
6-30
Amalgamated ^Leather Cos.—
6% convertible preferred/(quar.).—
;
75c
.7-2
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)__
• 35c ^
7- 2
American Aggregates, 5 % pfd. (quar.) — **_*
1
$1.25 "
7-1
American Alloys Corp., common—T
5c
7-1
6%
convertible preferred (initial)-—$0.0684
7-1
American Air. Filter,>.common (quar.)**—* ; ^
40c
7-5
5% conv. pref. (quar.)—*—
18%c
7- 5
1
$7 preferred (quar.)
t,
$1.75,
7- 5
American Bahk Note,-common (quar.)—
25c
7* 2
6% preferred
(quar.)
75c
7-2
American Bosch Anna Corp., com.
(quar.), < ' 25c
7-16
5%
preferred A (quar.)——*
$1.25
7-1
5%o*preierred B (quar.)i——
',,,,$1.25',
7-1
American Brake Shoe, common
(quar.)—
'» >»60c" * ,.6-30
4% convertible preferred
(quar.)
*
- - $16-30
American Broadcasting :paramount Theatres
Common
(quar.)—.
25c
7-20
5%
preferred (quar.)^
/25c
7-20
American Can* Co., 7% preferred (quar.)—,
43%c
< 7- 2
American Cast Iron Pipe Co., 6% pfd. (s-a)
$3
7- 1
American Crystal Sugar, common (quar.) —,, 4,- 30c
6-29
4%% preferred (quar.)
—
$1,12Va
6-29'
'
Ltd.
common
100%
37%c
75c
50c
$1
18%c
—
New common (initial quar.)—.
.
7-
10c
—
Allied Products Corp. (stock dividend)
7-13
7-27
2%
——
(Canada)
25c
88-
.
,
345c
dividend)
——
Sherwin-Williams
8-31
6-15
,
7c
.....
(quar.)—.—
(stock
-
6-26
.
20c
———
Sheraton Corp, of America
.
7- 5
—
Shares
-
2
9-14
—
7-16
6-
6-26
7-
...
7-16
•
6-29
6-29 *
6-29
6-27
7- 1
7-16
7-2
7-14
7-15
"7- 1
7- I
Ryder
Shawmut
,
7-15
.
,
7-16
$i
American
6-15
Corp.
(quar.)
—
—;
55c- pfd. (quar.)_—
- 13c
8» 1
preferred (quar.) ——
27V2C
8-1
Aetna Casualty & Surety Co. (quar.) __—60c \ 7- 2
Aetna.Insurance Co. (Hartford) (quar.)—
65c
7- 2
Aetna Life-Insurance Co. (quar.)
-u60c
7*2
Affiliated Fundi Inc.-(quarterly from net inc.)
* ■* /
5c
7-20
'Agricultural "insurance
Co. - (WaLertown,
"
*
N.
Y.)
(quar.).*——
, 40c
*
7* 2
Air Investment & Discount, common (quar.)' 6%c
7- 1
5%%4 convertible preferred A (quar.); 34%c
* 7- 1
5%% preferred B (quar,)—
' 34%C
*7-1
Akron. Brass Mfg. Co...
——
4'5c/
6-29
Alabama Power Co., 4.20% pd. (quar.)
>
$1415' ,.' 7- 2
4.60% preferred (quar.)
—91.15
7* 2
.Alan-Wood'Steel (Sec. Wcod.(Alan) Co.)
j,
* ;*
Alba Hosiery Mills' (quar.)—.
10c
6-29
Albemarle. Paper Mfg. Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)
."91.50
7- 2
,'Alco Products, common
(quar.).—.*—A
4 25c '
7- 1
7% ^preferred (quar.).
.
$1.75
7- 1
Alden's, Inc., common (quar.)..
30c
7- 1
/ 4(4% preferred (quar.)
——
$1.06%
7- 1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel (quar.)
.... .
v 40c
6-30
Allegheny & Western Ry. (s-a).—
—w
$3
7* 1'
Allen Electric & Equipment Co. (quar.)
—-t /5c v
7- 2
Allied Laboratories, new com. (initial quar.)
20c.
7-1
Aeronca. Manufacturing,
Hoiden
Payable -of Meet,
8hare
130c
Anthes-Imperlai Co., Ltd., common (quar.)..
$5.25 preferred (1955 series)
l$W 1%
(quar.)
15c
Anvil Brand, Inc.,. class A common (quar.)
62 %c
$2.50 preferred (quar.).
120c
Argus Corp., Ltd., common
—
160c
$2.40 2nd preference "A" (quar.)..:
92.50 preference series B (quar.)
$62%c
—
6-15
6-15
,
:
•
6^28
„
7-16
7-16 *
$1.37%
$1.50
common————
preferred D ^ quar.)
9- 1
6-11
7«-16
7-16*
.
8-15
8-15
8-157- 9 i
8-15 8-15
-
9-15
7-18
.
81.25
Selected
$1
25c.
5%%
Rev common'(initial
Rueseh-Mlller. Milling,
6-30
7-10
6-30
12%c
,
.
(quar.)—
Corp.
Admiral
•
.
Rochester Gas & Electric—
Glass B
Inc.. (name changed to
Indus., Inc.) (quar,)-
Stores,
Addressograph-Multigraph
Hame of Company
.,
when
Per
,,
Payable of Bee.
Sharp
,
Consolidated
Adam
7- 1
7-14
of Company
Adams* Hat
-
,
8-1
50C
—s—— —
Partlc. Units
Rittenhouse Fund
.
111.19
1st preferred
4%%
Rike-Kumler
Name
Payable of Bee.
Monday, June 25, 1956
Holders
When
Per
Holder»
When
Pet
Share
Name of Company
...
6-30
6-15
(quar.)
$1.37%
7- 2
6-15
(quar.)
20C
7- 2
6-15
""
,
Volume 183
Number 5545
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(3019)
Per
Name of Company
Bbrg'(George W.)
Borg-Warner
'
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.,
60c
preferred
(quar.)
class
&
Herald-Traveler
Aloany
Boston
&
5%
'
Co.
RR.,
5%
2
4%%
$2.60
6-19
Carey,
6-15
Carnation
9-28
9-14
Carolina
12-28
12-14
7-
2
6-
$$1.12%
Light & Power Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Bridgeport Brass, common (quar.)
«
8
4% %
preferred (quar.)-_
Bridgeport Gas Co., common
preferred
62 Vac
(quar.)
5%
preference
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%%
American
4%%
93%C*
preferred
t$i -*•
•,
*•6%
77-
Investing .Corp
Brockton Taunton
5%
,
trust
certificates
preferred
47a
Inc.
J.—
Shoe
8tock
Bruce
'
(E.
3%%
r
4
}
5%
j:
6%
7%
,
L.)
100%
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Plan,
__—;—
serial pfd.
serial pfd.
6%
r-t
—
preferred
Bullard
Co.^-
Inc.,
4%
Co.
Burnham
6%
Corp.,
preferred
Bush
I
4 */2 %
Butte
I
T
i
5%
6-28
6-28
7- 3
7-
$4.75
-
—,
6-28
Century
$2.50
-
6-12
6-
1
7-12
6-
6-15
3
7-
1
7-
1
5%
Ltd.,
6%
4
6-15
Inc.,
Co.
preferred
Chesbrough-Pond's, Inc.
G-15
Chicago
3
6-
7
7-
3
6-
7
62c
7-
1
5%
6-26
7-31
7-
6-29
5%
8%
6-11
75C
7-
2
6-18
6-23
6-14
2
6-
8
6-15
Coty
7-
1
8-20
1
6*20
8-
1
7-
6-25
6-21
1
Ltd.—
Celanese,
2
6 21
7-
3
6-
8
7-
3
0-
8
25c
4%
pfd.
5%
7*
3
6-
7-
1
preferred
Citizens
A
Utilities,
Class
B
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
t$1.10
(resumed)
1
7-
1
6-15
6-30
6-15
7-
Clark
$1.20
3
8-11
$1.20
6-22
7-
0-15
3
preferred
&
Builders
7-
3
1
9-14
Cleveland
Quarries
12-14
Cleveland
Trencher
7-
3
6-15
6-
$4.50
1
preferred
4%
2nd
7%
preferred
131 y4c
7-
3
137 %C
8-
1
8-
1
150c
7-
3
6-
8
115c
6-30
6-
1
(quar.)_
1
)
A
29
6-20
6-30
6-13
$1
7-12
$2.50
6-
7-
1
7-
2
6-20
:
7%
7-
1
0-20
3%
6-28
6-
6-
Curtis
8
6-28
8
8-
1
7-
1
6-15
6-30
$1.37%
$7
6-12
7-27
2%
6-30
30c
7-31
6-29
7-13
6-15
4 rh
convertible
-Colonial
Stock
.Colonial
Finance
9-
1
8-15
t$1.25
9-
1
8-15
Colorado
&
"Stone
Products
Central
Power, common
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
Common
4(4%
8-15
7-16
$1
7-
2
6-
1
1S1.25
7-
2
6-
1
5%
1$2
7-
2
6-
1
5 V2 %
Colorado
Fuel
&
preferred
Iron,
A
preferred
common
(quar.)
B (quar.)
6-11
6
6-29
6-1
>
12-1 V
6-
6-2)
7-
2
6-li)
6-30
6-li
(quaf.)___
4c
i)
10c
class
A
(guar.)
8-
1
7-1*1
8-
1
7-1'V
25C
7-
2
10-
1
50c
ts-
u
9-1)
8-15
7-Li
45c
(quar.)
7-
6-11
75c
6-29
$2
(quar.)_
$2
2
6-li
6 30
6-1
9-29
9-1V
28c
9-
4
—
28c
12-
3
___________
15c
6-30
6-2 >
15c
7-
2
6-1J
8-28
9-1:1
preferred
Co,,
(quar.)
common—,—
$1.75
8-17
11-
U
15c
(quar.)_
1
6-li
1.12%
7-
1
6-11
75c
7-
1
6-
0
7-
1
6-
!)
6-28
6-
7
50c
(quar.)
A
1
7-
$1.75
class
7-
12 %c
(quar.)
6-20
20c
6-25
Corp.
DWG Cigar Corp
Dan
1-1-57
12-20
7-
1
Mills
River
Dana
9- 7
pfd. series
Frere, Ltd., class A
6-
2
6-15
Dayion & Michigan RR.,
6-15
Dean
Decca
5
6-29
6-15
Co.
&
6-11
Decker Mfg.
7-
2
6-18
Deere
7-
2
6-18
Dejay
7-
2
6-14
Delaware,
7-
6-30
6-13
7-
6-1.J
25c
$1.25
7-
2
1
J
5-20
Inc.
(quar.)
$1
7-
1
6-li
7-
2
6-25
25c
(quar.)—
6-29
6-10
7%C
7-
3
6-12
25c
7-
2
6-
Stores,
Inc.
10c
7-
2
6-li
7-
2
5 -TA
Lackawanna
(Two
Louis
St.
RR.
shares
33%
preferred
2
6-20
6-15
Delta
7-15
7-
1
Delaware,
6-29
6-
4
7-
5
6-21
10c
7-
2
6-15
10c
8-
1
7-16
4.28%
Air
com.
Delaware
(quar.)
(stock
Y.,
for
Chicago
Denver
Tramway
6
5-31
6-30
5-31
$2%-$3%
68 %C
6-30
5-31
Denver Union
Chicago
each 33 %
&
6-
U
6-30
6-
0
$1.05
6-30
6-
a
6-30
6-
J
25%
6-29
6-
J
0
Rk.—
St.
shares
Louis
held)
7-
$1
(s-a)
Denver
62 %C
& Western
6-
6-30
$1.07
dividend)—
6-30
$1
—
92 %c
(Partial distribution of one
N.
stock
RR.
for each
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Lackawanna
of
stock
$1.14
Inc.
Stock dividend
share
of New York, Chicago
common
(quar.)
Lines,
4
RR.—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7-
Western
& Light, 3.70%
preferred
4.20%
&
held)
Delaware Power
6-25
7-16
7-16
common
30c
1
6-1-5
6-15
93 %c
15c
preferred
(quar.)
Stock dividend
i
2
Co.,
&
&
7-
—
(quar.)
Records,
6-25
*8-
(quar.)
Davega Stores Corp. of N. Y.t 5% pfd. (quar.)
Dayton
Malleable Iron,
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
1
50c
A
David &
7-
6- ?)
*
2
7-
175c
334%
Corpif
7-
5c
7-
$1.12%
20c
(quar.)
Extra
6-20
6-29
10c
(monthly)
8-
6-30
(quar.)—
Corp.,
6-20
7%c
(quar.)
(quar.)—:
J
6-30
(quar.)__
6-20
20%
—
6-
1-1-57
(quar.)
6-20
50c
(quar.)'.,
dividend
Sand
Color-Craft
Trust
preferred
(quar.)
6-28
40c
preferred
Corp.
1
7-16
6-15
si
2%
2%
common—
6-30
7-31
6-14
0-
02.50
America—____________
Sugar
7-
35c
2
i--;i
11-1
6-28
6-1 V
(quar.)—
6-30
4%
3
8-15
11-15
7
7-16
7-
6-21
8-2*1
1
7
7-31
7-
7-16
9-
6-20
35c
!$2
8c
20c
6-
4.56%
120c
6-21
12-
6-14
B
2
6-28
6-30
Class
7-
9-28
87 %c
1
25c
12-28
6-14
6-
0-Fi
6-21
55c
2
6-30
6-10
2
50c
7-
}43 %c
2
0-30
7-
50c
$7.40
A
7-
25C
30c
(quar.)
6-15
class
6-1 (
2
(quar.)
6-15
Radio,
7-
A
2
Collins
6-10
A
7-
1
0-11
6-30
Class
6-29
_
6-Li
7-15
Class
63c
(quar.)
6-24
6-25
25c
of
Gas
Curtiss-Wright
25c
pfd.
8-1-1
6
6-1'V
Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd.
(quar.)
$3.50
6-lJi
7-
715c
(quar.)—
preferred
Bottling Co. of New York (quar.)
Bottling Corp.' (Cine.)—
Co.,
.
2
6-28
$1.31*4 ;
25c '
87 %c
6-10
«
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Land, $1.12
Curtiss-Wrleht
Class
Colgate-Palmolive
12 %d
30c
7-27
7-
50c
*
0-1a>
1
7-10
$162%
2
8-
7-
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
$1
International
7,
6-
$2.50
(quar.)
8%
preferred
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola
6-15
8-13
10c
Co.
Clothing,
Coca-Cola
■
2
2
6-30
2
(stock dividend)__
Angeles)
A
Seal
&
&
$1.75
(quar.)
7-
7-
20c
7-
_______—________—
International,
Ci.ban-Amerlcan
7-10
6-
15c
$1.75
90c
:
6-13
50c
(quar-.)_.
Corp.
oreferrea
7-10
A
(s-a)
Forster,
$1
(quar.)
6-13
_______—
(Los
Crystal Tissue
6-15
50c
—
(interim)___
6-X5
1
1
93 %€
12 %C
preferred
$1.12
8
20c
(quar.)
6-^9
7-
:
—
(quar.)
Crystal Oil
6-14"
6-26
.
8%
5-31
6-30
193%C
preferred
1'
X
6-15
6%
(final)
(s-a)_
Zellerbach
&
Co.
115c
6
67 %C
10c
(quar.)
m m—
(initial)
class
Corp.
Coca-Cola
125c
(quar.)
Machine. Ltd., class A
Industries Ltd., com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
Crum
"
Molybdenum Co._
Cluett, Peabody & Co., com.
6-15
6-15
5-31
Cos., common " (quar.)
preferred
<quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
4334c
$1.12%
(quar.)
6-
6-
n
6-30
02.50
com.
Ltd.
Crucible Steel
50c
(quar.)
m a. m m
com.
$1.50
(quar.)
Climax
6-30
6-30
3
.
Supply
10-
7-
.
Oil
Crown
Electric Illuminating—
1-2-57
137 %c
(quar.)_
6-14
6-20
•
S
.
30c
(s-a)
Cleveland
6-15
6-
(quar.)
Ry.
,
3
3
common
2
6-29
7-
m
new
$1.50
(quar.)_
Semi-annual
7-
7-
(quar.)
B
Mahoning
6-l,'>
6- k
'
62 %c
&
Clearfield
131 V4c
Investment
Crown
$1.75
(quar.)
Refining, com. (stock dividend)
preferred A (quar.)
7-15
(s-a)
irrar.)
(quar.
Oil
175c
(quar.)
International
7-16
62 V2C
(stock div.)_*___
A
City Baking, 7% pfd. (quar.)
City Investing Co., 5'/27« preferred
City Products
0-15
1S1.75
Ice
preferred
6-22
7-30
45c
commoa
6-1*
3
7- 2
87 %c
(quar.)
Cork
4% %
(initial)
Cleveland
110c
(quar.)__—
preferred
7-20
100%
B
Crown
Citizens'Independent Telephone Co.—
7-
1$1
common
6-22
50C
•*.
(s-a)
Oil
Co.,
Class
Cumberland
1$1.25
Ltd.,
7-20
Crossett
Curlee
110c
com.
Crestmont
0-20
6-15
6-15
HOC
preference
•0-20
6-14
1$1.06>4
quar.)
-.
Co., Ltd.,
6
6-29
2
Electric,
(quar.)
receipts ordinary
Wheat
of
2
175c
(quar.)
Canners, Ltd.
7-
Cream
L.)
7-
137 %c
common—-
pfd.
10*15
(R.
7-
&*
________
(quar.)
Shoe,
preferred
$1
125c
(quar.)_
.-.
1
5%
$1.13
-
(quar.)
dep.
Crain
(quar.)_
Gas
(quar,)
M mm m m **
Crampton Manufacturing
Cincinnati
6
2
7-
7$1.30
;___
8-15
7*10
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone (quar.)
6-21
7-
10c
6-15
6-28
1
(s-a)
(quar.)
1
6-29
$1
Chipman Knitting Mills. 5% pfd. (s-a;_^,—
Christiana Securities, 7%
preferred (quar.)
«.
1
7-
$1.06 V4
(initial
1
Id 4m
Mm
9-
11-
25c
;i
6-13
5c
1945
8-
7-31
110c
a
Ltd.,
4
7-27
1$1.50
preferred
6-
20c
—
series
-» m
Craddock-Terry
5% preferred
25c
Products
Copper
2
Ltd.—
7-
25c
(quar.)__
common
Chile
U
7-
$1.13
dividend
American
6
62 (/a C
—
—
(quar.)
6-
50c
common
6-28
•
35c
common
T/o
preferred* <quar.)__
:
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR. iquar.)
Chlckasha Cottpn Oil Co. (resumed)
6-14
7-
6-25
25c
dividend
Common
(quar.)__
International—
10%
Molded
n
7-16
$2.50
Courtaulds,
7-
75c
Cquar.)
6-
25c
Quarterly
'
Inc.
(annual)-.
Stone,
Assurance
preferred
6-11
1
16 %C
Canadian General Electric Ltd.
4%
1
7-
25C
Chicago Horth Shore System (stock div.U
.Chicago Pneumatic Tool, .common (quar.)_j
Chicago Railway Equipment Co.—..
6-11
fi-29
Ry.,
Lumber
7-13
7-16
50c
Corp
Cosmopolitan Realty
7-
50c
.(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Mill &
Stock
5-28
8-15
Western
preferred
6*15
22 %c
(quar.)—4
common
.Grear
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
162 %c
com.
(quar.)—
Bronze
Canadian
2
——
...
Foundries.
preierred
7-
—— —
37 %c
preferred
Ltd.
75c
;
Common
6-11
62 %c
(quar.)
$1.25 convertible
5%
1
$1
6-15
(quar.)__
7Vfe%
-7-
75c
$3
preference
(quar.).
Chicago k Eastern Illinois RR.,
7-
8
6-2*1'
8-15
,
Cosmopolitan Life Insurance—
$1.12%
(quar.
6-11-
7
preferred
6-24
7-16
$1.37%
(Ont.)
preferred
Cowles Chemical,
1
3
6-
A
0-U
7-16
•1.12%
(quar.)
:
1 preferred
series 1947 (quar.)
Coro, Inc.
(quar.)
Corroon & Reynolds, com. (Increased s-a)__
$1 dividend preferred A (quar.
Cott
Beverage
(quar.)
.
1
20c
Canada Steamship Lines. .Ltd., 5%
pfd.
Canadian Breweries, Ltd., common
Canadian
'
7-
30c
—
6-26
Motors
series
3%%
3%%
'
40c
$5.25
Stock
(quar.)
conv.
Corp.,
1
^
$1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
common
(quar.)
Insurance
Corning Glass Works,
...
7*
6-
(s-a)_
_■
Canadian
6-20
87 %C
30c
Special
.Canada Safeway, Ltd., 4.40%
Canada Starch Co., common
7% preferred (quar.)
Canadian
7-
56 (4 c
6-11
55c
Special
$1.75
6-15
6-15
20c
common
(quar.)
Ginger Ale,
preferred
6-11
6-29
$1.18%
(quar.)
Special
$1
6-25
6-29
7- 2
Permanent Mortgage Corp. (Toronto)
Canadian
13c
*
$1.50
V
—__
Cut
convertible
Canadian
6-11
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)_.
County Ry. Co.
*
5%
6-30
$2
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
common
Ltd.,
B
&
preferred
Canadian
6-11
preferred
55c
Common
/
6-11
2
preferred
'^tesapeake'Industries
6-30
6-15
7- 2
$4
7-30
: 6-15
7-
IOC
,
3J/2%
Continental
6-14
6-25
$1.13
Cooper (Peter) Corp., 6%% pfd. (quar.)__
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
Cooper-Jarrett, Inc. (quar.)
Cornell-Dublller Electric, common
(quar)
'
6c
-
.
$6
10%
(quar.)
Iron
-
8%
T
40c
common
common____
6-15
7-16
div.)_^_
r
.
2
6-15
-
Canada
Canada
2
7-
9
t$1.25
Flooring, Ltd., class B
-.
7-
2
t50c
(quar.)
common
Crushed
Life
6-15
7-
Co.—■.*
Canada
4(4%
2
7-
_■
preference
Canada
6-15
7-
$1.19
——
preferred (quar.)
Chapman Valve Mfg. (quar.)——
.4—
Charmin
Paper Mills
(quar.)_
Chemical Com Exchange Bank (N. Y.) (quar.)
iw
t$1.12l/a
Power
A
preference
$4.25
6-30
$1.17
r
$4.50
6-15
m
common
(quar.)
(A. S.) Co.,
Dry
68c
$1.04
Service—
6-22
60c
B
Canada
'
Life
6-13
720c
(Chicago) -(quar.)_
(Del.),
(quar.)
Gin
Continental
7-20
pfd. (s-a>__ ,'■> $$3.50
prior pfd. (quar.)
37V2C
Service
Hecla,
Bread
Continental
_—
8
7-
A
6-15
6-13
1
12 %c
Can, $3.75 preferred
4%% preferred (quar.)
6-15
1
7-
$1.04
Continental Copper & Steel Industries
(quar.)
6-30
7-
5c
7-10
6-30
7
28c
6-
25C
1
715c
7- 2
*
6-2.J
8-
Broadcasters, Inc.
7-18
8
2
42 %c
20c
^(quar.)_.
(quar.)^_„_^__
Public
6-8
8-81
7-
740c
(quar.)
Continental
62'/a C
(quar.)
common
•
$5.50 preferred
6-29
7-18
J
$1.18%
25c
___
Canada
2
28s/aC
preferred
Canada
7-
$1.50
15c
(quar.)
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
Campbell Taggart Associated Bakeries,
Quarterly
*
Baking
preferred (quar.) __—+
Century Shares Trust (from investment Inc.)
Cerro de Pasco Corp. (quar.)——
Chadbourn Gotham, -Inc.—
1
4V£% rconv. preferred
(quar.)
Chance Vought Aircraft '*
;
Champion Paper & Fibre—
'
Class
Assurance
ConfcinentaJ
8
10-30
(quar.)
Camden & Burlington
Campbell
Continental
8
6*
Acceptance,
Class
.
6-18
6-25
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp.* (stock
quarterly
M+g.,
6- 8
6-
2
2
6-15
0-15
15c
•4.52 .preferred
(quar.)
Continental Air Lines (quar.)_,
7-
7-
1
6-29
.
1
7- 2
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__.
4.65%
"
•
1
7-
(Boston)—*
(quar.)__^
Power, #4.16 preferred (quar.)__
$4.50 preferred (quar:)
6- 8
6-13
7-
25c
'
,
$1.15
715c
Gas Co., 6%
preferred
Camp
Vermont
4.15%
.6-30
-
9-20
6*14
Ltd.—
k Radio
$1.15
preferred
Central
6-20
8-
$1
'20c
:
35c
(quar.)__
1
6-30
740c
87 %c
preferred
•
__
B. (quar.)__
Consumers Gas Co. (Toronto)
6-20
10-
Africa—
Class
7-10
3
6-20
63% c
(quar.)
South
(quar.)
(quar.
-*
Telephone Co.,
$2.50
Gas
(quar.)
4.60%' preferred
5.44%
6-20
6-30
30c
(quar.)
1
7-. 2
$25c
.
(quar.)
Zinc—
&
Water
&
•
6-15
6-28-
$3
2CC
(quar.)
Packing
California
Calumet
I
3.50%preferred
common
:
6-28
7-16
-
8-1
7-
20c
10c
preferred
Increased
7-16
37%c
(quar.)
Central
50c
preferred
Electric
California
f.
6-28
Co.,
Natural
Commom (quar.)
.*■
2
$1.25
& Smelting (s-a)___
Extra
6-11
6-18
6-18
7-
75c
Consumers
6-28
$45c
preferred (quar.)
$2.50
*
c-
6-30
7-16
6-30
6-30
Gas .(quar.)
Power
consolidated Paper Corp.
-
6 28
—
preferred (quar.)
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
Callfornia
Maine
4.75%
4%
f
Central
r
Co.
Power,
$1.23
$1.06'A
preferred (quar.)
Indiana
6-18
7-16
6-30
25c
Financial
Calgary
$1
—
10c
740c
Consolidated
Television
6*20
York-—
Trust
6-18
Increased
1
2
$1.23
income
G-18
..
Consol.
preferred (quar.)■__!_
preferred (quar.)_—
Central
2
of
Investment
investment
Consolidated Mining
Extra
Service—
$1.50 convertible preference
>
.
(quar.)
preferred
Buzzards Bay
Public
7-
Fields
6-18
;
(qu(vr.)__
6-28
Butterfly Hosiery Cot, Ltd.. 7%
C
Illinois
-4(4%
8*15
5c
common
Copper
preferred
Central-Illinois Securities*-^
«■
(s-ai
Terminal
Inc.
6-15
7-16
6c
Burrougfts Corp.
Butler's
7- 2
6-30
$1.25
(accum.)
Ltd
Burns & Co., Ltd.
$1.12%
t
..
preferred
common
7- 2
4%
-
(quar.)
Steel,
$1.20
7*16
.
Watch
Burlington
$1.18%
4.92%
<
6-18
(From
1
7-
;
12 %c
preferred
Consolidated
1
8-
*
-
| (Interim)* A dividend of one Hhilling on
:. the ;ordinary
shares less income tax__
_
6-11
,7-2
7- 2
;
6*18
(quar.)
,
8-15
2
2
D (quar.)
Light Co.—
-
6-14
7-
7*
1
40c
C
Central
6-15
6-li
Edison Co:
Gold
912*
7-1
til
Diversified
Consolidated
i'
7-16
(quar.)
7%
$1.18%
2
$1.02%
8
6-14'
"7*
,
6-11
$1.02%
6*
15c
—_
Co.
Bullocks.
Bulova
►
Co.
Building,
$1.12%
2
$5
9*15
12-15
30c
(quar.)
Consolidated Foods Corp., common
5 (4 %
preferred (quar.)
12- 5
7-
(quar.)
1
,7- 1
12-20
(quar.)
-4,V2%
■
■
(quar.)
r
6-11
2
20c
%
.
_____
or New
B
i
*
(quar.)__
Standard Securities
Consolidated
A
8
-
.
Consolidated Dry Goods
preferred
6-
•
9- •
^
'
$1.08%
(increased).
Illinois
~
,
12* t
-
6*1$
7-
737c
'*•
!_
9- 8
9-20
12-20
v4.75%., preferred
4.80% preferred
■
6-12
9-20
-
-
4.10%.* preferred
.
preferred i quar.)
Consolidated Cement**- *
••
7-16
"
Consolidated
$1.25
-
(quar.)"
4.33%
4.10%
the
$5 preferred (quar.)
Buck Creek Oil (quar.)
Bucyrus-Erie
preferred B (quar.)i_
Hudsoit Gas & Electric Ce.—
1
13c
(quar.)—
6-15
$1.25
4.60% convertibld preferred (quar..)___.—
6% preferred (quar.)___+_——
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
Central Public Utility (quar.)
1956).
$6 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Diesel Electric
•i.as
$1.25
(issued April 12,
6-15
6-15
•1.25
A
0- 1
6-30
10c
New common (initial quar.)
Consolidated Cigar Corp., common
(quar.)'__
preferred
4.35% ^preferred
6-30
ot
6-29
preferred \ (quar,
preferred B (quar.)—
lbc
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Bulkley
5%
S%
Central
9-14
6-22
'
6-25
23c
Ltd., (s-a)
17 fee
(issued May 25, 1956)—__
that the 5%
prior pre6% preferred shares are
being called for redemption on July 31.
Building Products, Ltd. (quar.)
•
10c
(quar.)
convertible
and
37 Vic
5%
Company reports
ferred
V
3
7- 3
6-30
8
4
7-
792.50
62 Vic
f
9-
93 %c
/-
(quar.)—at
-
preferred
cents
^
___
common
preferred. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
60
>
,
720c
common
6-22
15c
40c
:
Co.—
6-30
6-
1
Lt.d.f
6-4
0-17
1
438o
_•
1
6- 4-
2
$1.37%
(quar.)___
1
,
78-
$1
a
Light -At: Power
Connohio, Inc., common
40c preferred ^quar.)
7-
6-30
7-,l
7-
.
Gas
Quarterly
Quarterly
t
Connecticut
7-
59%c
.
7-1
10c
—
dividend
prior
7c
20cr
(quar.)
com.
80c*
__
preferred
6%
,
Corp.,
6-13
8-15
$1.75
59% c
Common
9-14
6-11
11*15
.
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
<
4.75% ; preferred (quar.)
Central Illinois Electric &, Gas—
6-15 *
7-10
-
11-15
11-30
(quar.)
6-18
6-18
8-31
11-30
725c
0
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Commonwealth Water Co., 5%% pfd. <quar.)
Confederation Life Association (Toronto)-*
•
I
6-
7c
(quar.)__
4%
.8-15
712c
(quar.)
6-18
1
8-31
.
A
.
6-15-
6-26
15c
(quar.)
Finance
Stock
*.
50C
*_
(quar,)__
dividend
Budget
'■
(quar.)_+,
6-19
6-
6-29
75c
C. Quarterly fromr'investment
income
Commonwealth Loan Co... (Indianapolis)—
6-30-
6-30
50c
6-15
6-19
6-2S>
7-12
25c
Quarterly
6-12
9-20
7-10
7-26
N. J.)—
Edison
-
10-10
28c
(quar.)__;
Corp. (quar.)
(Jersey City,
Co.
Investment
6-26
6-29
6-29
40c
Commonwealth
7- 2
6-29
7-30
$5
:
(Initial)
Commonwealth
6-30
7-30
6-30
70c
com.
6-11
tl3c
(s-a)—
&
new
Co.
6-29
725c
Ihvestmehts,
Canada
30c
2
B
7-
,
7-
17 %c
.
6*1$
7-20
10c
6-30
America—
preference
7-
62»/2c
(quar.)
preferred
Brown
■>
Commercial Trust
$1
(quar.)
Central
6-15
7,
Commercial
6-20
6-21
preferred
l
6-21
6-29
15c
6-20
2
2
50c
$2.50
~
-.6-18
:7|* 3
+
15c
(quar.)—_
Brown-Porman Distillers
.
7
6-3J
-
95c
*
(quar.)—
Brockway Motor -J.il.——
Brooklyn Borough Gas, common
Brooks Bros.,
(quar.)—
tquar.),
common:
1
6-29
200
Gas, $3.80 pfd.
Brockway .Glass,
Voting
ao%
'
1
,7-,l
2*/2c
(final)
2
7-
preferred (quar.)
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
1
6-
5%
5%
7.16
$50c
British Petroleum Co., Ltd., ordinary
i
6-
f
1.
1
;
7-
Engineering
6-15
7- 2
8-15
(s-a)
Columbus &
7-
**4.75% i- preferred
6-7
-
4*1.50
preferred
(quar.)—
4Vi % ; preferred
(quar.L-$$142%.
British-Industries Corp. (N. Y.).. (quar,)_.—•_
5c
Street
6- 7
'
.
Telephone Co.-
(quar.)
Solvents
—__________
.
Central
•
135c "
Credit
$1,75
preierred- A
tquar.)
preferred
(quar.
;*' 7%
,5%
—
Corp. of
:
8-7
1st
©road
'
f
(quar.)
Common
'4Va.%
Ltd.—
Columbia-
Commercial
(quar,)_—
{,4.*75%
3; ■t
3
5%
6
-
——
(quar.)—
Electric
7-
>
7-
(quar,)-^™;:—
A
B
.*
153C
Increased
B
Central
preferred
British
Class
I
3
i :
1
•
6-30
$1.25
10c
Lt(}., class A
Class
7
3
(finals-
8-
12 %c
(quar.)—
Class
*
7-2'
7-
receipts• ordinary
Combustion
4
Holder«
Payable of Rec.
3iy4c
22 %c
Columbus Mutual Ufe Insurance (s-a)
Southern Ohio Electric
6-
6-19
$2
(quar.)_.
2%%
Insurance
1
$1.05
(quar.)_
^
6*
7-
dep.
6-15
Title
6-29
•
pfd.
2
common
dividend
7-
$1.25
Food: Products;
6*
156c
tquar.)___—
Stock
Columbia
7-
Gas,
27 %c
^Co.^__—__—,—
Plate
3
-7-
6-15
6-15
20c
common
(quar.)
7%
6-30
When
Share
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Columbia Gas System (quar.)_
Columbia Pictures Corp. (quar.)
6-30
65c
(quar.%«__
.&
7*13
7-
Light,
.,/
6-19
6-15
163c ^
Celanese.
Tin
CatelH
8
6- 8
*
2
(quar.)__.
preferred (quar. )_*=.
.American
Mills
7- 3
$25c*~
$$1.19
—
British Columbia Electric, Ltd.—British Columbia Pbwer Ltd.**—
r
6-
7-
40c
-
.
~—.——
preferred (quar.).
British
6-16
Interstate
93 %e
CO..-U——
Pomeroy
CaspeTs
6-15
4y4%
t
.
6-29
-
4 Vi %■
-
6-16
6*29
>
6-15
.
1st ^preferred „(quar.)_
(quar.)
-
L) Co..
(J.
Case
Celanese
$28%C
(quar.)
5%
i
6*30
s.
6-22
3
Colorado
15c
Telephone '& Telegraph
& General Corp.^fquar.)
Carthage
'
preferred <quar.)w
Co., -Ltd. (inc. quar.)
Oil
preferred
4%
-
-V
(quar.)_
Brillo
British
40c
1
7-
*
6-30
33c
(quarr)
&
preferred
Carter (J, W.)
6?15
3
6-30
.
334 %-
preferred
<*19
6-30
35c
Co.,
9*16
t
Case
7-
+$1.50
56 V*c
Briggs Manufacturing Co.-(quar.)_
Bright (T. G.) & Co., Ltd/— . •
$5
$4.20
Carolina
Ltd.
*
5.28%
7- 1
10* 1
•
$$1.12%
(quar.)
8-
*25c
(quar.)
common
Power
Carriers
preferred (quar.)
6%
»
Baxter
<
6-15
6-29
.*•*
$1
Per
Name of Company
6-22
1
(pay¬
(quar.)__,
preferred (quar.)
& Kennedy
(quar.)
conv.
7- 2
35c
2%
(s-a/-
preiercnce
8-
25c
6-29
$1.25
—-
4%%
preferred
Brazilian Traction
i
Records,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
*75c
Extra
45c
preferred
(s-a)
sterling)
Capitol
5-31
6-20
Brantford Cordage Ltd.
,
in
7-
6-30
7- 2
Personal Property Trust (quar.)——
(E. J.) & Sons (quar.)—_
Brach
able
$1.25
preferred
5%
(ordinary)
Canadian Westinghouse Ltd.
$1.25
Maine
Share
Ry.
9-12
1
7-16
(quar.)
Pacific
4% non-cumulative
6-13
7-2
25c
(quar.)_____—
preferred
Boston
10-
Canadian
7-11
1
When
Per
Name of Company
2
"
30c
$2.50
—
RR
Insurance
Boston
____________
(quar.)____
A
Boston
Boston
1
87Vic
87Vic
(quar.L._____.
preferred
Inc.,
8-
7-
7-16
common
3%%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
45c
,
3% %
Bostitcb,
When
Share
13
Trucking
(quar.)
2
5-31
7-
2
6-li
6-28
6-1'i
25c
62 %c
12-15
Corp.—
preferred
(s-a)
Stockyards (quar.)
$1
7-
1
12- S
•
5-111
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
Share
Name of Company
Detroit
5%
Di
'
50c
T
Xnc
New
■
6-29
National
7-
7-
5
6-
8
6-
6-30
7-
1
9-14
25c
9-20
7-30
6-28
3
6-15
t20c
7-
J 10c
8-
1
8-
1
7-16
(
-
4%
(quar.)
6-
3
7-
8
7-16
6-22
7-16
t$1.12'/a
(quar.),—
t35c
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd., common (quar.)—.
J17'/ac
7%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
class
*
6-28
Inc.
6-26
7-
2
6-22
(Toronto)
Dominion Insurance Co.
8
5
25c
6-27
6-
8
$1
7-13
6-29
lie
-
6-
6-
6-25
6-
—__________
_____
....
class
and
A
(s-a).
2
6-30
First
6-15
First
7-
'
t40C
.
Donnelley
of
(quar.
$2
-
.
7-31
6-30
12-
4%
—
Dover
;
(Three
of
shares
pfd.
5%
(10c
'
6-21
12,/2C
7-
6-15
7-
6-
(quar.)
Corp.,
de
I.)
7-
2
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
■;
Stock
1
6-15
10%
7-11
5-10
87'/ac
7-25
7-10
25c
(final)
Co.—
ord.
Nemours
7-
$1.12%
•
50c
t
467/bC
'l
150c
7-25
6-
1
7-
1
7-
1
■A
1
"
"-kl4<
5
51'Ac
7-
1
6-
5
51 % c
7-
1
6-
5
52'/a C
7-
1
6-
5
Extra,..
Fresnillo
5c
7-
6-
1
5
8
31'Ac
6-29
6-
10c
6-30
6-15
Co.
6-30
6-20
7-10
6-21
12'/a c
10-10
8-21
preferred
5.20%
15c
Loan Co.
6%
—
■
Street
"
-
tl
preferred
.Eastern
States
Steel
$7 preferred
6-15
2
6-20
66-
8
1
6-
8
6-
1
.
preferred
7-
2
6-15
Garrett Corp.
3
6-15
Gas
(quar.).,
7-
6
2
6-
5
7-
2
6-
5
16c
Income-
Quarterly
Economic
from
Edison
6-12
6-25
Edo
El
Co.—
V
.'—lvJ—._1_
$4.12
*4.72
preferred
(quar.)__
5%
Elmira
7%
Erie
6-15
Excelsior
Fafnir
Corp.
LLe
Bearing
Fairbanks
Co.,
1
6-
1
10c
7-
2
$1.12%
7-
2
6-15
6-30
15c
9
6-
8
.
'
6-18
$2
7r
2
5c
.
-;7-
2
6-
6-26
31'Ac
6-30
6-15
.,35c
7- 2
6-20
2
6-20
7-2
6-20
'7-
$1».
50c
.
$17.50
8
6-15
6-30
6-15
7-25
7-
2
6-15
Stock
dividend
payable
in
0.0075%
7-25
6-30
General
Industries.
7-
6-22
General
Investors
7-
2
6-20
General
Mills,
7-
2
6-20
General
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
pfd.
5%
common
$1.25
(quar.)
Trust
6c
(Boston)
pfd.
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)
—
6-15
Common
6-15
Class
A
General
*30c
3_
6-30
6-15
6c
6-2"}
6-15
6-29
6-
$1.25
"
30c
;
_____
126c
9-
1
6-29
1
8-10
8-10
11-
°
General
Class
:
Portland
Mfg.
share
class
3%
share
B
$1
and
General
preferred
(quar.)
i_.
(quar.)
7-10
2
6-21
56'Ac
8-
1
7-16
5712c
8-
1
7-16
150c
7-
3
6-15
7-
3
6-15
35c
8-15
8-
42'Ac
8-
1
7-20
38'Ac
7-
2
1
4'/a%
Co.,
$1.25
(quar.)
Varnish
6-
8
93% c
8-1
7-2
12-10
11-16
6-29
6-15
6-29
6-15
6-25
10c '
Stores (increased quar.)
Insurance Co. (N. Y.Hquar.)
Paper Ltd., com.
Lakes
6-15
7-1
6-
93%c
7-
1
6- .4
35c
7->
2
6-15
.
-
4
6-20
37%c
7-16
$40c
6-30
130c
6-30
t31%c
6-30
6-
25c
6-30
6-18
(quar.)
lquar.)_
preference
1st
6-25
50c
*
American
Towing
_______
(Texas)
6-18
•
6-16
1
—
(Winnipeg)
Corp.,
Sugar
preferred (quar.)
Greeley Square Building
Mountain
Greenfield
$1.50
Cn.,
preferred
Greyhound
4'A%
preferred
6-14
7-
2
6-
9
7-
2
6-
9
11-
1
25c
7-
2
50c
6-28
t5c
7-
3
17%c
(initial)
com.
—
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
37'Ac
—1
'
6-18
6-18
-6-15
8
25c
6-33
6-
$1.06'A
6-30
6-.8
$1.25
<quar.j__
series)
(quar.)_.
Co
6-30
6-
f
25c
—
'J.
Griesedieck Co., common...—
.
7-16
8
6-18
6-29
15c
6*29
■t
<N.
Y.)
(quar.)
Co.
7-13
6-29
7-16
6-15
12 %c
8-
1
7-14
$1.25
9-10
8-17
$1.25
12-17
11-26
Mobile & Ohio RR.—
$5
$5
Insurance
7-20
6-29
(Montreal)
America
Quarterly
Life
8-1
80c
(quar.)__
North
of
7-rl3
t$3
Co.
37'Ac
t$1.50
pfd.
conv.
Guarantee
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Power Co., 4 64%
preferred
(New
8-
1
7-
25c
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
Hahn
tlOc
7-
5
6-15
Haloid
7-
5
6-15
Hamilton
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Brass,
A
Co.
common
8-
1
12-
1
U-
1
7-
1
6-11
6-11
7-
1
20c
7-
2
6-15
25c
—
(quar.)
1
}20c
—
9-
t25c
Quarterly
1
t30c
quar.)
7-
t30c
Initial
com.
$1.25
6-15
$1.16
(quar.)__
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Gulf
2
6-30
30c
(quar.)___
common
Griess-Pfleger .TAmiing
5%
J 50c
common—™—
pref erred,"(1954
5%
6-15
(liquidating)
(quar.)
Corp.,
3
$1.75
—
(B.i
Gas
1
7-
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
—
Power, new
9- 1
12-
t75c
Tap & Die (quar.)_
Wire Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Greening
12-10
—
;
Ltd.
Co.,
Saddlery
9-10
40c
!
7%
Green
40c
____________
.____—
Western
6-29
1
8-17
11-16
7-16
(que,r.)_
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
West
6-20
7-
9-10
56'Ac
—
-
Gulf.
7-20
8-17
9-10
12-10
125c
—^__
—;
preferred
Gulf
1
7-
6- a
;
$2
__;
6-29
6-21
.'.
Manufacturing
(quar.)
par
dividend
quar.)
45c
6-11
preferred
for
—
$1.06'A
7-
$1.12%
7-
2
6-29
60c
6-30
6-20
7-
2
6-11
7-
6-
2
(quar.)
Oil
Stock
Hanover
5c
—
(quar.)
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
Hancock
each
(from net investment
Railway Signal
Paper,
preferred
4%%
7-13
Service
Zhammermill
one
h"ld
Public
6-30
4% %
of
Stock
dividend
Bank
(N.
dividend
9
6-
9
4%
held.
Y.)
(One
6-30
6-31
50c
(payable in class A com.)
7-
6-15
(quar.)
share
for
each
Subject
2
five
superintendent
of banks and stockholders approval)
Hanover Fire Insurance <N. Y.)
(quar.)
shares
L
Co.—
to
2
6-11
7-15
6-15
General
Realty & Utilities Corp. (quar.)_,—
20c
6-29
6-19
7-
2
6-15
General
Refractories
50c
6-28
6-
7-
2
6-15
45c
6-28
6-18
Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning Co.
6-26
6-11
7-
2
6-
37 %c
7-31
7-18
t$2
7-
3
6-29
6-30
5-31
00
H
7-14
2
6-15
3
8-31
8-
7-
2
€-20
7-
2
6-15
6-30
6-15
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
50c
60c
9
General
Reinsurance
G-eneral
Shoe
$3.50
Corp.,
(quar.)
25c
«
77-
2
6-15
Castings
(quar.)——
(quar.)—
common
preferred
(quar.)—
4.75%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
_____
—1
—
7
87'Ac
7-31
6-29
6-15
Hanover
6%
7-j 18
45c
—
(quar.)
4.40%
4.25%
—
(quar.)
preference series A
Stegl
—
common
General Telephone Corp.,
$1.50
$1
I
7-31
7-
$2
30c
General
6%
8
'•
$2
60c
(s-a)
(quar.)
•Fairmont Foods, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
8
6-
$2
10c
III
(Toronto)
6-
6-30
t50c
com.
25c
(quar.)
_
Co.
6-30
12'Ac
Quarterly
Ltd.—
Corp.,
stock
income)
General
(increased
Cement
Products
Extra
quar.)
(quar.)
Y.)
?
6-20
t$l
;
6-11
55c
^—
2
6-30
tlOc
Union
Class
—_L—
—
(quar.)_—
A
6-20
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
7-
"
37 VaC
(increased
6-15
12'Ac
quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
& Toy, Ltd. (quar.)
8%
tlOc
2nd
(s-a)
6-11
2
8-17
25c
(quar.)
$1 conv. 1st pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar. )
General Petroleums (Canada), Ltd.—
6-15
6-11
2
7-
2-17
Guaranty Trust
Corp.—
Paint Corp.,
1
2
7-
11-18
Great
2-15-57
1
7-
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
-
11-15
1
15c
Extra
8-15
0.0375%
7-r
6-18
9-10
Great
Corp.—0.0075%
7-
5-31
1
'
6-15
in common
in common
7-
2
12-10
5%
6-15
6-29
50c
—
37'/a C
25c
-
(quar.)——
payable
conv.
7-
7-
$2
Greenwich
—
(quar.)
Oil (quar.)
preferred
50c
8
Co.—
&
Great
8
6-18
8
$5
6-14
$1.20 class B pref. (quar.)
Great Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
6-25
6-
General
2
15c
Great West Life Assurance Co.
6-30
preferred
7-
$1.50
Great
9
6-
6-30
7-11
•
tlOc
„
6-
6-30
-f70c '
.
'7-1
$3.75
7-16
50c
(W. T.)
6-15
15c
5%
1
9-10
R
Great Lakes
25c
5c
(quar.)
Insurance
7-
payable
2%
,
common
'N.
1
dividend
1
Insurance
1
6-
dividend
1
preferred
6-
1
8
Motors
8-
$1.50
(W'.
Rapids
8
Gas
6-
60c
'•
Batteries, Inc.,
preferred
Gray Drug
6-14
1
7-
Stock
9-
5%
6-28
6-
Electric
6-18
6-30
__—_—_____________—
Grant
6
6-
preferred
6-20
6-28
Employees Insurance (quar.)
Employees Life Insurance (s-a)
Grand
7-
Stock
12-
Excelsior
6-
6-20
$1.25
Ex-Cell-O
6-25
6-15
$1.25
H.)
6-15
2
(quar.>_
Inc.,
6-30
6-30
7-
(quar.)
(T.
'25c
1
6%
.7-2
50c
:
Extra
1
General
6-15
6-25
Grand
7-
General Crude
1
6-15
,
6-27
Grand
7-
6-15
'quar.)_
preferred
6-15
25c
6-11
preferred A
preferred A
4.16%
6-15
$1.25
6-11
$5
Evergharp,
6-15
6-30
t$1.38
preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)—
preferred ($20 par) (quar.)—__A
6%
preferred
(quar.)
General Controls, common (quar.)
A
Estabrooks
6-30
',•*
5%
lc
Electric Co
6-15
5%
common
2nd
3%%
(quar.)
—:——
preferred (quar.) —
(Mainly from capital
stock)
6-
preferred
Essex County
1
6-30
46c
—
6-30
$5
$5
1
6-
'
2
lc
held)
(quar.)
com.
7-
$1.50 "
,
9-14
6-
6-30
5c
IIIIII
Railroad,
1
6-30
$1
__±
Fund
10-
50c
Erie Plooring & Wood Products, Ltd.—
Preference "A"
Equity
common———
6-29;
2
1
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
8%
preferred A (quar.)
8% preferred B (quar.)__
8% prelerred A (quar.)
5-31
2
3
7-
6%
6-15
•
2%
(quar.)__
dividend
1
6-
$1
participating preferred
Participating
Stock
7-
1
6-29
7-
20c
■
30c
6%
-
7-
7-
6-
8%
8-15
6-30
7-
6-29
6-15
-10c
Grace
6-21
1
75c
shs.
100
July
20c
6-20
6-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.1 (quair.).
(Increased
Rubber
Government
7-13
56'Ac
(quar.)__
General
6-11
6-15
6-30
5%
(quar.)
F. 1
Government
37 '/a C
—
6-14
6-30
1
$1.50
pfd. (quar.)___
preferred (1955 series) (quar.)
& Transit Co., Ltd. .(s-a)
6-12
9-
37'/a C
6-22
Equitable Credit Corp.—
20c
(quar.)
preferred
2
6-29
1
Elevator
*6-29
>
$1.12'/a
2nd
or
1
77-
Corp.
(B.
6-20
15c
2
cash
6-15
7-
$1.15
(quar.)
4'/a%
conv.
preferred (entire issue called
for
redemption on July 2 at $54 per
share plus this dividend) convertible to
Corp.
Contract,
$1.25
$1.23
...
(quar.)
Great Southern Life Insurance
7-
in
Bros,
Cycle
M- 2
15c
•
.
7-
$1.75
Johnson, common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
I
Equitable Credit Corp., 20c partic. pfd. (quar.)
Participating
(Also payable In stock at
each
preferred
6-21
$1.12%
Telegraph
Gould-National
■
56 %c
-
convertible
General
I
1
8
common—
1st
35c
4%
for
Co.,
4%
Capital
2
6-15
7
—2™—
4%
$1.65
(quar.)
1
Endicott
shs.
6-30
t30c
General
8
11-
11-15
t$1.25
6-15
gains
Stock
Goderich
3-
(quar.)
5-28
40c
preferred (auar.) __:
Empire Petroleum Co. (stock dividend)
Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
two
Corp.,
7-
(quar.)
preferred
&
4 62%%
1
25c
2
62'/ac
common
8-
28'/8c
6-30
62'/a C
_________;
7%
rate of
5-28
Cable
$1.25
t25c
6-25
8-15
12-
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
General Builders Supply, 5% pfd.
General
6-15
—
pref.'-""(quar.)
Foods (quar.)—
Glatfelter (P. H.) Co., 4'/2%
12-28
(quar.)—
(Sral™-_J—_1__—
$8
e-ii
7- 2
$1.12%
(quar.)
4%
»«.
7-10
>f,
•
Bronze
20c
_
Mfg.,
2
7-
Co.,
2
(quar.)_
Y.)
6-30
3-29-57
(c;nar.)————_
25c
(s-a)
Electric
7-
50c
__
(quar.)
Williamsport RR.—
&
5-28
31'Ac
_
Water
preferred
•Emerson
2
General
(N.
7-25
2
40c
50c
(quar.)
preferred - (quar.)
2nd preferred, (quar.)
5%
7-
Box
7-
Goodyear Tire ft Rubber (Canada)^
Common
(quar.)
25c
25c
_
Electric Bond & Share (quar.)____
Electric Storage Battery (quar.)
Electrical Products
(quar.)_
common
General
Co.
Insurance
Goodrich
$1.50
50c
<quar.,:)>.#*u;j>c_-_,
Manufacturing
General
6-15
6-15
25c
.
6-30
2%
Transportation
Baking
6-20
6-15
2
x
7-
2%
————.—L
prefernedt
Bakeries, Ltd.
1
$1.18
________
Elder
Electric Auto-Lite Co.
(quar.)
convertible
6-30
$1.12'/a
(qnar.j—_
Elizabethtown
6%
6-30
7-
$1.03
(quar.)
El Paso Natural Gas
Co.,
Common
Generali American
.
„
preferred: (quarjl"
preferred' (quar.)
Elliott
6-15
6-11
1
15c
$1.06'A
(quar.)—_
T
Electric
4%%
6-29
l'/ac
preferred
A
B
Paso
6-12
6-25
7-
Co
7-2
7
:
of Texas—
Co.
General
participating
Corp., class
Class
5c
&
7-25
Inc.
Oil
American
6-15
7-
;. 50c
7-15
9-
——
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
6-15
2
12 %c
(quar.)____
7-15
9-28
(quar.)
Investors
6-15
7-
'
Sugars, Inc.—
Goldblatt
8
1
preferred
(quar.)—
5'/a%
preferred
(quar.)
Stores—
Bros.
4%%
*
12c
125c
(quar.)__
6-19
6-
(quar.)r——
(quar.).,
Ltd.,. com,
Co.
Power
Gatlneau
General
investment incomeTrust, Ltd.
(s-a)
net
Investment
6-29
(8c from invest¬
7c from realized capital
and
ineome
6-15
6-29
prior
4V2%
Gold
6-29
5%
Eaton ft Howard Stock Fund—
Economy Baler
6-15
50c
(quar.)
Fund,
Industries
6-15
6-29
preferred (quar.)
Goebel Brewing, 60c preferred (quar.)
$4.50
8-24
2
—-
-
(quar.)
General American
Investment
Quarterly, from net
4
7-
15c
7-
1
7-
$1.50
>_
—
9-
6
1
8-
60c
8-
preferred
6-15
6-29
6-29
.
5c
H.)
Co.
Goodall
9-15
$1.50
(quar.)
2
10c
.
(quar.
common
6-29
$1.12%
•
—
Co.
Co.,
Packing
7-
$1.75
6-25
7-
7 Vic
•
Eaton ft Howard Balanced Fund—
<
Garlock
Falls
Glldden
■.
—
preferred
convertible preferred
conv.
(P.
Godchaux
1
6-
—
convertible
ment
—
6-12
10c
(Robert) Co. (quar.)
—
4Vb % ' convertible preferred
(quar.)
Gannett Co., class B conv... pfd. (quar.)___„
Garfinkel (Julius) & Co., com. (quar.)
6-1?
10-
E.)
37'/a C
—_
2
6-29
:
6-15
Gordon
Gair
8
6-25
7-2
(R.
4'/a%
8
6-28
7-
Manufacturing
4^%
6-28
10c
Corp.—
A (accum.)_
7-
•
or
—
Fuller
.
6-15
6-29
(quar.)
t20c
15%
of
•
1
6-29
tl 'Ac
8c
—
••
•
7-
93 %c
$1.06'A
(quar.)—v-——.
+30c
.1
dividend
25C
•66 preferred B (accum.)—.
Eastman Kodak Co., common
6%
1
7'/aC
—
Glens
2%
dividend
4J/a%
(quar.)—,
6-12
IL
(initial)—.
com.
Stock
Funsten
7-
$2
'quar.)—
Stainless
2
Golden
:
new
$1.06 y4
'
'75C
$3' non-cumulative pfd (s-a).__—
(George A.) Co. (quar.).
Racing
.Eastern
7-
50c
Fuller
6-15
7>/aC
preference A (accum.)
Association—
Common (both no par and $2 par)
Common (both no par and $2 pari
Glatfelter
60c
of
Ry.—
1st
Eastern
6-12
7'/aC
tax
the Loom,
ftock dividend Inc.—
—
6-29
1
7-
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Massachusetts
.Eastern
7-17
7-
25c
(quar.)
com.
2
3%
—....-i
Stock
J 20c
(quar.)
Extra
preferred
2
32 '/ac
(quar.)_
Savings &
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates,
4%%
$1.50
—-
5-31
7-
non-voting)
(quar.)
6-18
Products
7-16
$1.05
—
Co.
Art
Gibson
25c
6-20
7-
12'/ac
(quar.)
Eastern Canada
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool
Cement
Portland
Gladden
2%
6-10
i 7- 2
$1.50
,
,
7-13
dividend
Stock
15c
—
Quarterly
...—
East Pennsylvania RR.
(s-a)
East Tennessee Natural Gas, common.
6-20
(increased quar.).__
Frontier Refining Co.—
50c
—
preferred (quar.)
2
7-27
25c
Mexican
6-15
2
Ltd.. (quar.)
Mines,
Mascot
7-
6-26
30c
>
ii—^
Realty
Quarterly
Frlgikar Corp.,
6-15
6-30
6-
Giant
*
52'/ac
6-12
7
6c
(less
1
7-
9
-
Giant
51c)_
(L.)
7-
50c
t
Corp.
1
(quar.)
■
Co.
H
net
Friedman
'•»'
Eagle Stores Co., common—
(quar.)
Series—iiri.———.
Utility Series
Frascr Cos., Ltd.
$1.12'/a
$4.92
6-20
(quar.)
Stock
Common
5
6- 5
6-
Pacific
30c
Co
Ac
7-10
Georgia
J
Franklin Custodian Funds-
7-10
7-
Bros.
Fuwrits
6-
1
—
2
—
(voting- and
com.
1
8-
(quar.)
7-
....<_!
Dairies
Foremost
.
preferred (quar.)
*—
preferred (quar.)—.——_
Light, common' (increased quar.)
3.75%
preferred (quar.)
—_
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.10%
preferred (quar.)—
——
4.15%
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)—
;
$2.10 preferred
(quar.)—
Duraloy Co. (quar.) _—...
______
Duval Sulphur & Potash
(quar.)_
Dynamics Corp. of Amer., com. (quar.)
$4 conv. pref. (initial s-a)
Oil
B,
7-
55c
7%C
6-15
30c
—
class A
$3
27'Ac
7'Ac
Parts", (quar.)
25c
com.
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
$1.18%
(quar.)
Machinery & Chemical,
Class
&
$3.50
$4.50
Eason
preferred
$4.20
Food
2
$1.37%
16y»c
(quar.
Stores, common
dividend..—
Forbes & Wallace,
•'Duquesne
6%
Fair
Food
6-11
25c
———-—
Ltd. (quar.)-——
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5% pfd. A (s-a)
6-21
7-
6-30
$1.37%
7-
-9c
Corp.,
(quar.)
Dunlop Rubber, Ltd.—
American dep. receipts
(E.
6-
2
$1.75
preferred (quar.
Du Mont (A. B.) Laboratories—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Pont
2
7-
12»/aC
7%
du
7-
35c
$1.25
•6-26
62'/ac
-
(quar.)-———
preferred
6-15.
"
t30c
'
Light Co., common———-.
Public Utilities, com.-(increased)—_
4%%
Fluor
Fund————
2
53c
Power Co., $5 preferred (quar.)___
preferred /(quar.f
$4.60
preferred
(quar.)
Gera Corp., $6 preferred (quar.)
Getty Oil Co., common (stcck dividend) —
'
Power &
8
40c
—
4% preference (quar.)_™
Drilling ft Exploration.._____
Duke Power Co., common (quar.)
Dravo
6-22
50c
(quar.)_____—
Draper Corp.
Mutual
7-
-
»
5-31
7-
6-25
7-13
300
7-13
7-
Florida
7-11
.
—
1
8-
Florida
for
par)
(increased)—
Chemical
1-27
1
6-15
3iy4c
Inc. (quar.)j
—
Georgia-Pacltlc Plywood Co.—,
.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Note: Effective April 30 the name of the
above company was changed to Georgia-
6-20
65c
Y.>
(N.
6-16
2
Genungs,
6-25
50c
Bank
City
Fittings, Ltd., class A —
—
Flagg-Utica. 5% prior preferred ((quar.)—-
1
8-
$1.25
...
held)
share
each
Dow
7-17
6-29
$1
$1.25
National Stores
Florloa
preferred (quar.)
(stock dividend)—
5%
Corp.,
6-
B
Class
„
-6-25
<quar.)_J
National
2
7-
$1.18%
pref. (quar.)
Brewing, class A
5'/a%
Genuine
8
$1
■
Dover Industries
•
6
7-17
50c
(quar.).
Fisher
1
9-
20c
6-15
2
6-28
'
City)
(Jersey
-
7-
7-
55C
common....,.——-..i
Bank
First
6-15
______
dividend
Stock
Corp.,
7-17
4%
common)...—
— —
First
7-16
*2oc
& Sons—...
R.)
(R.
A
National
7-
60c
(quar.)
pref.
Genesee
Brothers, $5 preferred (quar.—
Fischer & Porter Co., 5%
pfd. (quar.).L.—
1
t$1.75
Ltd
Paper
Donnacona
3
3
6-
1
7-
t25c
$1 preference
7-
8-
tl2'/ac
Ltd., common..
(quar.)—_
—
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
/
6-21
2
7-
$1
'
& Chemical,
Dominion Tar
Boston
daSS
6-15
62 %C
pref. (quar.)
$5.50 pref.
(quar.)
k
stock dividend
(A
B
t
-
1
7 5%
Philadelphia (quar.)—
Fire Association of
6-29
| $4
.
4%%
7
of America at Baltimore—
payable on class A
Finance Co. of Pennsylvania
Ltd.—
Scottish Investments,
semi-annual
Increased
«.
6- 8
,
6-30
6-26
_
Dominion
6-30
*1
15c
40c
•
(quar.)
4%
6-28
6-30
1
30c
••
7-16
7-16
7-
Inc.—
participating preferred (quar.)_______
Finance Co.
J20c
17c
——
preferred (quar.)
-■
7-
v
5-31
7-16
17c
Products, common
Paper
6-30
4-30
50c
—j-
(quar.)
Fund.
7-16
7-16
Equipment Bureau,
4%
8
6-
8-30
(quar.)...—______
Puoiications
conv.
Filing
'
6-26
3
6-29
9-10
17c
,—
Corp.
Fidelity
4
20c
—
—
Fibreboard
7-16
t37 Vac
(quar.) —
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)-*—.
Second convertible preference (quar.)
Dominion Foundries ft Steel Ltd.—
(quar.)-
Mortgage Association......
Extra
*17'/ac
(quar.)
Dominion Corset, Ltd.
6-
17c
Federated
Ferro
7-
15c
Paper Board, preferred (quar.)
Federation Bank & Trust (N. Y.) (quar.)___
6-15
6-15
1
6-25
10c
Monthly
6-21
5%
7-
S3
(quar.).
Federal
8
7-10
37'/ac
6-15
50c
Monthly
Monthly
5
7-15
25c
Beneficial shares
Common
Insurance
Federal
6-25
62'/a c
Dome Mines
4%%
Federal
1
6-
6-30
(reduced)
Shops
6-15
9c
6-12
6-25
—
Bake
6-15
45c
2
"
59%c
k
Insurance
Corp.
6-18
7-15
5c
common
7-
(quar,)
Farrel-Birmingham
Fawlck
2
6-29
7-
5c
Fund—
Cox
8
6-15
6-29
20c
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
ft
6-
1
7-
Life
Traders
6-12
t37VaC
1
&
7- 2
Payable of Rec,
Teiepriorie Co. of Illinois—
preferred
(quar.)
;
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Michigan—
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
—
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)
——
General Telephone Co. of Pa. (quar.)
General Telephone Co. cf the Southwest^5V2% preferred (quar.)—
$2.20
(quar.)_
preferred
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)_
'
General Time Corp., com. (quar.)
4»A% preferred (entire issue being called
for redemption on July
1 at $103 per
share plus this dividend)
General Tire & Rubber Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)
"•
4%%
preferred (quar.)
—
A '/a % convertible preferred (quar.)—_—
62yac
;—
JShare
»
$2.37'/a
-
Ltd.—
Famous
Federal
preferred (quar.)__
Dixie Cup Co., common (quar.)
5% conv. preferred A (quar.)
Dixon
(Joseph)
Crucible (quar.)
Dobbs Houses
(stock dividend)—
'
Farmers
$1.50
36c
Dodge
6-18
12'Ac
<s-a)___-
(quar.)
Aluminum,
Dixie
pxd.
$3
(initial-semi-annualI—_—-
Theatres
Diversey
6-27
6-18
6-20
-
common
District
6-18
25c
—
Fruit Corp.,
Motor Car
Giorgio
Diamond
Diebold
6-27
preferred B (quar.)™
;
Piaytrs
Canaui»n
Corp.,
Quarterly
—
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
2
7-
25c
<
,
General
56'/4C
*
>
•
»
^
6-12'
' 7- 2 "
31 Vac"
Family Finance Corp., common (quar.)__-^Ji
4Va%
preference A (quar.)—__
-
7-10
6-29
$2
Semi-annual
Detroit International Bridge Co. (quar.)
Devoe & Raynolds, class A
•
Class B
6-20
2
7-20
25c
Tunnel (quar.)
South Western RR. Co.—
Canada
&
Detroit, Hillsdale &
7-
10c
^
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
'
'
ft Brass Corp.
Detroit Aluminum
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
i
Monday, June 25,1956
..
.
(3020)
16
6-30
6-
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
-6-
7-
1
6-
5
2%%
40c
•
57c
pfd.
2nd
common
issue
1
«
7-20
6-
tl5c
7-
1
6-15
40c
7-
1
6-18
$1.25
7-
1
6-18
$1.50
(auar.)
Corp.,
k
(quar.)
5
53 %C
(stock dlv.)
Carpets, Ltd
Harnischfeger
5
55c
59%c
preferred
.Harding
~50c
37'Ac
Shoe
(quar.)
(Continued
on page
50)
Volume 183
Number 5545
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(3021)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Banie lor rwliu
48% Jan
Feb
39% Feb
3
1
111
19
Jan
6
> 46% Jan
18
71
Aug 25
18
79
Aug 25
23%
Sep~19
-
13
16V4 Jan 27
53
Jan
~7%
Mar 23
65% Jun
14
19% May 24
25% Jan
6
35% Sep 20
29% May 25
21% Oct
19
25% Nov 30
22 y« Jan
3
34"% Sep 20
27
30
Jun
130
77% Jan 21
v
207» Nov
14
'
..
.
"Dec
4
100
_1
*107%
108%
107 y2
107%
»106y2
13%
l3Va
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
13%
137b
comm0n.___.25
Inc
617b
61%
60%
61%
607/a
6i%
61%
61%
61%
617a
68 %
68%
68%
68%
683/4
683/4
300
68
68%
68
16%
16%
16%
70%
167a
4,600
50
...
Steel
Acme
—2.50
Adams
Adams-Millis
May 14
22% Jan
3
15% Aug 24
11% Apr
19
15% May
4
-36% Feb
9
48% May
1
.
30%
30%
30%
30%
1,500
23%
23%
23 y4
23%
23%
:237b
11,300
27%
27%
*27%
27%,
21%
136 Vs
1343/4
277b
135
—
Feb
178%- May : l
163
Mar 14
136
156
2% Nov 29
3% Jan
3
4% Feb
16
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
26'/a Mar 30
"19% Jun
8
23% Jari
13
Alco
11
109% Jan
7
-
Dec
6
■.
TTi Jan -26
li
-
117%'
Jan
.Alabama &
23% Feb
6
'
12
88% Jan
10% May
7% Jan 23
7
3
Jun
170
Jun 24
134
Jun
18
160
30
Jan
23
104
Jan
117
Nov
II
112
43% Apr
2
117% Mar 27
18% Jan 12
4
14 y4 Jan
20% Aug 26
7
93
Jan
Jan
3
34
Dec
22
106% Feb 14
22% May 29
40
Dec"
110
Vs Jun
22
48 y8 Jun
9,
20
Sep 26
19
148
109
Jun
8
125
Sep 23
Sep 23
34
Apr
17
82
Feb
14
99% Feb
9
41
88
119% Sep 13
37/a Mar 29
39
5
>25% Jan-17
May
4
63.*: May
6
36
1
110
27% Mar 15
32
72
110% Feb
Jan•.2
•j79
126
May 31
14
13%
13.%:
14
1,100
46%
47
46%
47
9,800
176
*174%
*156%
180
163
•18%
3,400
.
19
104
Jan
'
24
Amer
33% July 15
21% Mar 8
22% Jan
18
18% Jan
17
6% Oct
11
9% Jan
3
38 V4 May 16
43% Aug 31
35% Jan 18
48 y* Nov
30
24% Jan 23
•
20% Apr
5% Jun
8
•"4-9 % Apr
'
.
54% Feb 29
45% Jun
21
9
27% May 15
•
100% Jan
17
90y8 May 28
Mar 14
69 V* Dec
22
61
135% Dec
21
126
•.
,
!
33% Dec
9iy4 Sep-27
Mar 15
17
Nov
American Can
2
277/8 Feb
42% Dec
Nov
Jan
15%
3
20% Sep
Jan
23
77 %
24 :
Jan
153
6
Feb
Apr 12
Apr 12
8
Mar
18% May 23
21
3
3y8Nov 21
17% Jan 10
Jan
:
1
3% Jan
16 % Apr
4
Nov
21
38
Mar 30
33% Jan
27
Jan
17
96
Nov
15
84% Jan
31
11
Jan
6
13% Sep
16
11%'Jan 30
105
7
17% Dec 21
Aug
15
18% Dec
2
13
107% Feb
4
23% Oct
11
35% Apr
94% Jan
7
106%
109%
63%
A 63 y4
63%
-
-
5% May 23
42"
i
6
14% Mar 21
♦65
101V* Apr
20
17% Apr
17
21
17% Jan
3
Jun
15
32% May
93
>
35% Feb 10
Sep~13
104
*29 V*
29%
Jun
8
108
28
Jan
2
30
30
18
5
Jun
30
28
13 '/* Jan
Mar
10% Jan
17
15
Jun
17
8% Oct
11
13% Jan
4
46% Jan
6
60% Sep
23
6% May 14
557/a Jan 12
27
38% Apr
11
28% Feb
16
3
..
:
14 y4
36%
; *108
5%
16
1
100
102
28%
Gas
Oct 27;
53% Mar
34% Jun
8
40% Jan
Jun
16
8
50% May
4
8
24% Mar 20
7
179% Jan
5
7% May 25
29% Jan
6
9% Jan
3
50% Jan
6
40% Mar 14
161% Jun
13
39% Jan
3
37% Feb
158% Apr 27
6% May 23-
9
29% Jun
72% Apr 11
58% Sep 21
56
177
8
Feb 21
153
121% Oct
11
Apr 22
46% Aug 24
131% Aug 12
29% Feb
l
43% Dec 30
3974 Jan
2
58% Feb
50 % May
6
137% Jan
14% Jan
172% Jan
4
12
13
62% Feb 21
130% Jan 20
Dec
100
18
Nov 16.
147% Nov 16
20% Jan
89
.
136
31
13
174
29%
30
29%
42
40
40
40%
40%
403/b
21%
21%
13%
31%.
21%
21%
21%
.14%
14% •14%
.14 y2.
5%
Jun
May
19
♦102
28%
*104 Vs
6%
16 Vs
17
70
51%
163 V*
164 Vs
6
17% Feb 14
Jan
6
83
Aug 26
65
52% Jan
6
72
Sep 21
63% Feb 14
Jan
23
33% Mar 30
8ep
7
32% Dec 19
13% Jan
3
40
Mar
44% Jan
36%
For footnotes
Jun
110
Dec"
see
20
36
7
102
Feb
8
May 31
May 28
23% Mar 13
87% Mar 19
83
Mar 20
42% Apr
107
Jan
2
12
32% Jari 10
40% Mar 13
30% May 23
26% May 29
36
1
28.
May
7
35% Mar 19
29%;
16%
106
»
7%
16%
•16 y4
100
297b
13,500
46
128
79%
136%
——
Nopar
2574
•277b
163/4
10
1,500
,
8,700
104 Vs
80
257b
2,000
29
17
1,300
6%
7
674
67a
15,900
64
633/4
64 y8
3,700
31%
317s
3174
2,600
35 y.
35%
35%
35%
2,200
44%
46'
46 y4
47%
21
21%
21
213/b
7,000
21,700
7%
7%
168
*164
31
311/4
69
683/4
68%
51%
50%
51
163%
164%
162%
45 y4
45 y4
*45%
•126%
*126%
128
46%
46%
53%
53%
*90
136
78%
136 Vs
36%
53
90
137%
137
143/4
180
79%
36%
46'/4
127.
7
31%
168
10
68
50%
162
45
♦126%
47%
53%
90
53
•90
1V%
91
683/4
300
51%
513/4
10,900
161 Vs
140
45
45%
53
4,500
68
51:
47%
6,500
3174
161%
69
162
127
7%
3174
7y8
32
45
700
1
-
*126'/a
47
53
90
127
47%
10,500
53%
2,600
90
300
137%
138
137 Vs
137%
510
14%
*14%
15
147»
157b
2,400
1797/B 180 y8
78
78%
179%
180
17974
143/4
136
137
163
46%
93%
•164:
168'
,
7%
36%
137%
136
37%
78%
135 >/2
373/a
79 y8
136
78%
135%
180
7974
137
25,100
10,100
860
38%
37%
387B
17,000
10
1074
4,500
10
101/8
10
ioy8
10
io.y8
273/4
26%
26%
26%
267b
•2674
300
27
•26%
2774
27
26
26
25%
25y4
25%
25%
25 y4
25 y4
25%
19
19
19%
19%
19%
1974
25%
1974
5,500
72 3/4
73%
18,700
747»
7474
610
377/a
2,000
*
10
18%
19%
18%
72%
73%
71%
723/B
71%
723/4
72%
733/4
72
72 V*
72%
72%
73
74
74
74
~
6.25
.—Nopar
Anderson Clayton & Co—
21.80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp new.10
Andes Copper Mining——
14
104
293/4
:
36%
io y8
36%
series
series
80
137%
*164%
166
31
179%
179%
25
383/4
29 A
16%
69
14%
100
89
63%
31%
7
50%
179%
Hockitig Glass
2,200
*38
,
29
31%
14%
———100
Corp
—25
29 y8
•104% 106
25%
I 251/2
*27%
31%
14%
Anacpnda Wire & Cable
ioo
16Ve
103y4
*87
r
29
31%
American Sumatra Tobacco——5
5%%
'
25%
633/4
138%
6%
16%
*102
38%
2Q
6%
137%
Common
$4 preferred
*104%
106
38%
63%
•30%
y4
90%
3
page
7%
55%
Preferred
16%
103 y4
293/B
6%
166
168
90%
Anchor
103
*45
common—.25
—25
—25
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
Anaconda Co
50
16
-
633/4
Co..—
1
Refining com—100
100
Preferred
500
14 Vs
-'
31
70
American Water Works Co com—5
1
'
54
27
28%
31%
31 Vs
American Sugar
.29
2,500
13%
102
14
14%
38%
*38
67/8
64 %
31%
No par
—100
8
f ■
39
29%
21%
17
3
89
44%
Jan
Jan
*101
29 y4
;
35%
10% Jun
9
6,400
42
*13%
102
89
20%
51% Jan 13
400
53/b,
127%: 127%
89
44
34% May 28
8,100
21,700
112
*40
283/4
35
common
300
2,900
39 y4
■
5%
13%
89
44% '
211/g
6% preferred
American Viscose
*102
'
28%
28%
*88%
28%
353/4
American Tel & Tel Co—
14:
4,900
14%
387a
42
16%
16
63%
7
64
American Stores
1
•101
,
1,000
,
21V*
*109%
129
*14
103%
*102
25%
16
187% Feb
16
16
103%
*27%
Mar 22
16
-
.
5%
13%
17%
30
42
*403/4
21 y8
'
203/4
Co
";
14
25%
59 % Jan
16% Jan
14
13%
102
T
<
110
•39%
129
•
13%
♦101
102
29
16%
51%
preferred
129
*13%
25%
30%
7%
42
128%
*27%
46%
~
*39%
42
127%
13%
;
38%
5%
29
46 y4
19
5%
5%
35%
American Tobacco
26% Mar 23
29
*126%
Jan
5%
44
—
y4
109%
21
84% Apr 30
24% Apr
•88%
38%
noncumulative preferred—100
146
38
38%
109%
44'/a
145% Jan 27
28% Aug
30 V* Jun
28%
91
American Steel Foundries-—No par
108
14 y8
37%
109%
:
35%
75% Feb 27
11% Jan 10
29% Aug 16
15%
16%
48 % May 18
2
8
13%
102
7
6%
14%: A,
21 y8
20%
135 y2 May 29
23
125
13%
*163
American Snuff
129% Mar 26
5%
*39
42
125 y4
f;
,
,
35%
178% Jun
Nov
;8% Oct 27
13
Feb 29
■
40%
;
36%
37%
109% 109%
37 y4
110
——100
7%
2
24,300
4,200
4^800
27%
303/4
Amer Smelt &
21
145
100
737b
30
43%
187% July 21
82% Dec
6
55% Nov 10
25% May 17
16% Oct 14
Apr 25
Feb
46% Mar
10
300
293/4
727b
30%
146
——1
Refg com
preferred
...
1,200
91
;
30 y8
26
16%
—25
—-No par
—:
*293/a
•887b
146
146
29
91
73%
72%
.
new..Nopar
preferred
287b
700
57%
30%
106
1
145
15
26% Jan
Jan
72%
400
45
;
57
293/4
:
*88%
,91
...
146
25%
-20
Co..
Co
Chem
&
72 y4
29,300
45%
16,900
147%
——5
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
May 4
59% Mar 20
23'
64y2Jan
120
Apr 24
Potash
72%
.
*291/4
29%
*29 V*
*88%;
44-fa
45
;
573/4.
*29 '/b •29%
293/4
4,600
433/4
:
573/4
*27%
com——2
American Safety Razor
American Seating Co
75
19
46% Nov
42
7%
Feb 13
8% Feb 27
36% Jan
6
46% Jan 23
172
Amer
Amer Rad & Std
45 i
53/4
*44%
v
45%
44%
573/4
Sany common—5
American Optical
9
Jun
20% Jun
3
43
27% Jun
44%
57
307/b
207/a
57b
\
■i
21% Mar 14
44%.
*104%
.-100
Co
American News
45%
>
30;
\
•
"
.
Corp ———5
American Natural
♦44 y2
13,600
•20%
53/4
44
43%
45%
■
263/4
new.No par
Molasses Co—
43%
5,400
1,500
20%
5%'.
43%
43
30% i
4
*20%
'
21%
4274
17%
38%
American Motors
30
x
5%
180
^
207a
17 y8
30'
American
30
20%
700
*
*105 Vs 108
43%
107
263/4
29 y2
.
.42%
106%
171/b
38%
Products
.
26%.
♦88%
preferred....
■
17%
common—7
preferred.——
-.100
American Metal
43
26
noncumulative preferred—100
preferred.—
21%:
20%.
21%
*29%
900
20
67-
17%
*101
prior
,65%
251/4
102
13%
65%
17%
♦101
Corp—1
65%.
106%
-
200
A
28
24%
*13
International
*273/4
145%
■
13
125
y8
!
3d
21
28
17
16%
*40%
28%
♦44%
v.
32%
*100% 102
67
29%
24,200
120
32%
"
23%
23%
16%
13
.
4
32% Feb 29
72%
325/a
'
102
.
1,100
24%
♦116
119
321/4
102
200
10,300
63
28%
106
i
*116
32%
102
423/8
91
145
146 y2
*23y4
•
24 y4
20%
:
293/4
:
243/s
*65
293/4
No par
5J/2% convertible preferred
66% May
6
145
73%
24 y8
43%
*29 y4
.
24%
116
200
109%
*623/a
5%
*887/o
29%
r
*20 Vs
*29%
91
1081/4
63
57%
■
*39
47a%
Mar 16
Apr
8% Jan
-
——
Amer Metal Co Ltd com
Jari 27
32
.
*88%
.72%
109%
8,000
13,400
26
63
45%
f
57
convertible preferred—.50
Products.———1
3.90%
;
4
May 25
24% Mar 16
29%
u
Amer Machine & Metals—.—No par
Mar 29
34% May
—10
—
108
5%
*44%«
39%
26
63
20%
•.V.4
*3674
108%
28%
29%
*20%
6
27a.
5,400
128%
63
21
29
29%
.5%
*2%,
26%
423/4
20%
..
2%
38%
127 y8
24
105%
57%
.
.
American Macn & Fdry
40% Mar 21
11%
/
800
2%
'
39%
116
20,900
115% 116i/2
107%
;t,66
Xl05%
377a
373/4,.
*26
32%
1X42%.
323/B
134
116
*36%
*100V2
300
94
32%
128'A
26%
28i/2
45%
American Investment Co of 111
7
.
,4
.
107 V/'
29%
American-Home
5y«%
24% May 10
31% Sep
1
:
43%
*20%
....
American Hide & Leather com.—.1
American
106% Feb 21
2i%.:
42%
107
-.25
Enka' Corp
6%
66
16,200
37%
115
39%
33
28%
28%
1,400
4874
*11074 114
265/b
102
32%
*100
57%
American Ice Co ^common
1
89
6
<
♦115
33
102
28%
European Secur—No par
Export Lines Inc
40c
& Foreign Power__No par
Gas # Electric Co nevr.10
Hawaiian SS Co———10
6%
May 23
119
33
200
337b
*127
-
*36 y4
«
6,400
33%.
_
127%
127%
3
*2%
24%
120
Cable—No par
—_—
American
American
24 y4'
Co——Nopar
American
American
1
:
24%
*44%
Colortype Co
American
5
9
20% Mar 14
26 y8 Oct
107%
119
prior preferred—
-10(1
American Cyanamid Co com——10
3%% conv preferred series Ci.lp,(L ,:
American Distilling Co ———20
American Encaustic Tiling
1
American
12
133% Jun
15% May 25
101% May 1
24 y8 Feb
9
41% Mar 16
108
>
Jan
27
Ocfc~25
>■
13% Jun
99
2
16% Nov
Sep
88% Nov 18
27% Jan 21
;
1
39% May
65
Dec
May
131% Jan
25
28
96% Jan 26
,
24% Apr 13
-
13%'May 28
86
9
5% Apr
26%
♦100
4%%
*
44"% Mar 12
44
35%'May 28
Dec
39
*25%
American Crystal Sugar com..—10
s
27% Mar 21
29% Jun
30*
130
1
♦35%
44
American
;
14
18
35% Jan
22.
16
12% Aug 17
62% Feb
3
45%
-
9
34Jan
*
Sep 29
40% Sep 22 •
3
*2%
1
20
1
13% Jan
Jun" 10
54
19
2%
43%
American. Chicle
22%'Jun
Jan~26
373/4
115%
1,400
243/B
487a
....
112
45%
45%
May 10
37% Apr
*110%
37%
common—12.50
Co
Jan
100*
112
5%,
:43'/8
67
5
*110%
127%
63%
Radio Corp—4
7% preferred .
American Chain &
18
112
113%
15
94
134
8,000
1127b
32%
315/b
•126
127%
•
15
94
94
313/4
600
37%
•23%
33%
140
38
1143/4
100
....—
31%
70,000
.
115
11174
*125%
37%
106
15%
23%
33%
94%
*93%
31%
37%
113
233/4
v
87a
145
*111
49 '/b
127.1%
;
37%
115
49
114%
2
common.
48
.
27 y8 Mar 14
33
Inc
33%
38%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
5% preferred
American Cable &
*
7% Mar 12
'
42% May
1 •
38% Jan 27 *
'
23 V4 Mar 17
r
*33%
x48 y8
50
8%
15
233/4
'
1,400
^14074
112
23%
128%
'
3."
'46% Sep 16
717/a May 6
20
42% Jun
32% May 21
20% Jan 11
9
143/4
112%
14%
112
.
'
197b
833/4
8%
36%
*1103/4
115%
com,—No par
convertible preferred
-4%
„
37%
115
'
>
197a
*300
140%
37%
•110%
;
.
*82%
*300
140%
37b
■-
140%
8%
..
140 y4
37%
—50
——
Shoe Co
8%
7
127
24%
Brake
8%
114%
.
1
preferred
116%
83
J%
,
125
*110%
26%
Amer
*114%
19%
83
95
31%
40
American Bosch Arma Corp
22% May 17
44% May 7
110V2 Apr 26
■
116%
19%
84
333/4
493/4
125
*25%
6%
*114%
19%
233/4
49V4
.
32%
*36%
.common.^.
116 y4
84
143/4
*93%
95
127
127
*1107* 113
203/4
37%
33%
:
20%
*300
33%
50
-100
20%
9 "■■■
113
;
1,600
6,800
20 y8
; 142
37%
10
33/a
20%
'
350
*23
■
9
-
8%
156%
193/4
84%
140
174
156%
20 y8
193/4
*225
174
-
*3%
.
116%
19%
♦82%
111%
6% convertible preferred..—
50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
—1
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
70% Jan
May 28
7
*114%
-
163
•156%
3%
*114%
20%
■
14 72
2%
American Airlines
Mar 19
20
>173% 176
163
•3%
3%
23%
American Bank Note common—10
64
3%
115
No par
9
3
7
1
26
23
47
13%
47
*110%
14%
1Q
Jan
16 y2 Jan
59% Dec
...
America—
31
39% Jan
46
13%
46%
33V*
49%
*9374
31%
--
.
3convertible preferred
.100
American Bakeries Co com—No par
4%% cum conv preferred—100
14
Jan
of
Feb
22% Mar 30
47
Co
Jan
42%. Dec
107% Sep
Alpha Portland Cement...
36
6
170
13%
47
*23
preferred
100
convertible preferred—.100
108
6
12
9
26 V* Mar 16
14
14% Jan
Jan
Jan
No par
May 25
31
14
Sep
1
33% Jan
.38
13%
20%
1472
101% May 24
27% Mar 8
Nov 21
104
18%
*156%
Amalgamated Leatner Co .com—1
121% Mar 23
22% May 24
Nov
65
.
'2—
Aluminium Limited—
10
29%Jun
C
139% Jun 13
16
4
13
,'
91% Feb 23
Nov
May
-
6
103
18% •181/4
111% 113 y4
.
convertible
Aluminum
3
11
Feb
,
2
3
Oct
Jan
1
Jan
20% Jan
31
4.08%
Apr
••: 70
100
Mar 12
39% May
Dye:
___
3V*%
126% Apr
&
Corp common—No par
4% preferred
.———100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common new_20
30
91% Jan
Chemical
Mar 14
3% Jan
<
—5-' "
Allied Stores
39
1057* Jun .30;
preferred
Allied Mills
.
22
14
13
800
500
18%
•173 ::
8%
8%
*225
350
134
135 Vs
37 y8
37%
♦110,/4 115>
.—100
18
jun
26
*
Oct
15
135-
18%
46%
_—100
—
—
common.......—
.1
36% Jun 14
6
30% NOV
May
;
138
27/a Feb 24
82
34'
1343/4
18%.
13%
-
2074.
.
Allen Industries Inc
3
Jun
93% May 29
31% May 28
—1
common.
Allied Kid Co—..—5
3
125
.100
10
—
Allied
34
11
15
2% Nov 16
12%
*134
136% 136%
18
47%
177
*156V2 163
3V8
3Vs
4
97% Jan
11
34% Aug
1
55% May 12
72% Jan 18
106
.
46 72
*173
9
36% Apr 23
4
56% Jari
Apr
98
6
4
129% Apr
25% Jan
160% Apr
134% Apr
7
133%
V 33
July 22
63% Jun
51% Mar-14
Jan
6
25% Dec 30
122% July
20
19
94% Jan
May 21
14% Jun
8
May
Iuc
preferred
Aldens. Inc
4%%
Mar 14
48
■-i
18%' 18%
13%
13%
*114% 116%
19%
197/8
82 y2
83
23
6
Vlcksburg Ry
Products
7%
i
May 24
Jun
122
100
136 •»:
;
.
30%
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
19
19
•
July 12
326
3
9
Jari 27
81
Aug
9
28% July 25
91% Aug
5
3 •'
•
115% Apr
117
Jan
Jan
209 y2 Jan
■
136
Air Reduction Inc common—-No par
4.50% pfd 1951 series——
100
5
^
900
30
20
-
167b
273/4
22
102
*68
16%
303/4
233/8
Jan
17% Oct
>
i
70
16%
23 %
Jan
''■■-84
30l/2
*68
♦27 ya
6
V
165/8
27%
170
!
72
16%
23%
157
'
72
*67
100
2,200
8,300
31
28
-
*67
7.300
27 y8
Dec
•
70
68%
163/4
■
23%
Mar 15
18
*106%' 108
31
155
80
108
40%
407a
*106% 108%
No par
Corp—
107
■;
40%:
40%
'
..
27% Mar 14
r
*67
40%
CO——.—_1
Express
Addressograph-Multigriph Corp—10*
Admiral Corp
'
—1.1
Aeroquip Corp
1
153
41% Dec 21
_—_—10
Co——
4
4
Shares
>
40%
ACF-Wrigley
9
the Week
Friday
June 22
40%
preferred —:—...
preferred called
Stores Inc
5%
;
32% Jan
23
May 17
108.
Jan 19
17% Jun
8
9.
30% Jan
1
12 Vs Oct
'•
Jan
33% Apr
29 % May
'
<
5%
67% May 29
June 21
40%
ACF
76
Thursday
June 20
40%
67% Jan
6
Sales fer
Wednesday
June 19
40y8
14% Jan
Industries
Tuesday
June 18
_5
preferred ;
——
ABC Vending Corp..;
6
Apr
Monday
Par
4%
10
65y8Jun
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories common..
45% Apr
109 y2 Feb
106% Apr
6
13y8 May 28
55% Jun
8
Jan
107
10
TORE
EXCHANGE
Leweit
Hirhetl
377a Oct 28
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Tear 1955
U*Mt
37%
37%
*102% 104
34
34
33*/2 34l/2
*27%
28%
37%
38
x37%
373/4
37%
37%
*102%
104
*101 Vs
103
347b
►102 y4
103
34%
32%
337b
32 Vs
•273/4
283/4
^273/4
3474
3374
*273/4
34%
34
.
2874
347a
34 y8
3374
2874
377B
102
10274
240
30
343/B
34%
2,000
327a
337a
8,900
*28
2874
17
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Pr«TtMM
■ui*
Uv«l
6% Jan
24% May
3
14
36
31% July
5
55»% Dec
3
6
41 y, Apr
23
9
6
6
8
27% Mar
46% Feb
9
62% Apr
24
13% Jan
6
Dec
15
15% Feb
7
26 y» Oct
11
35 >/< Apr
28
29 % Jan
18
96% Aug 30
102 V2 Apr
19
94
19 y2 Sep
18
22
29
6% Jun
12% Jan
14
6
*
17
Nov
28
26% Jun
11
31% Maris
Jau
17
15% Jan
11
20
Jun
IS
27% Jan
10
30% Mar 29
37% Sep
8
29% Feb
16
36
9% Feb
30
5
Oil
104% Feb
,
113
8
102
Aug 15
110% Jan*
20
Apr
3
Jan
52% Feb
1
t;9
M-iy 27
55
Jan
23
18
162
Nov 30
137
Jan
23
15
62
Aug 11
55% Apr
23
27% Dec
13
30
Oct
27% Jun
8
Apr 23
173
Jun
5.25%
Mar 14
67
121% Jan
5
101
96% Oct
13
41Vt Oct
10
3
8
40% Sep
20
34 % May 17
1
27
63% May
9
5
44% May
9
15
Apr
8
9a
16% Nov
20
9
81% Feb
13
4
10
Feb
8
Jan
11
16 Vs Jan
27% Dec 22
22 y2 Jun
18
16
Mar 21
19
5y2 Oct
8'A Apr
26
Oct
20
42
18% Jun
Jun
Dec
17
July 18
54
20
-1
17% Feb 27
19
5'/2 Jun
18
8
7% Feb
24
Jun
8
49 y4 Feb
24
42
Mar 30
Conv
27% Mar 16
8
55%
57%
60 1/8
5o%
19,000
20%
20%
20-8
20 V4
20%
21,b00
1
34
34
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
33 %
"96
97%
96
96
,
5
*ie%
19%
'18%
5%
5%
5'/a
19%
*13%
5%
i>%
5%
*5%
5%
27%
*27'/2
27%
0%
*28
1,500
900
28-/4
27%
27%
27%
28%
17%
17%
17%
18'/4
17-/e
lo 1/8
17%
18
9,400
29
29
28%
29
291/8
29%
29
29%
1,100
3iy8
2,100
31%
31%
106%
*65
31
31%
311/8
106%
104%
65
65
160
160%
/
159%
50
581/4
♦28%
com—6.50
'
160
56 V*
28'/a
153%
1591/4
58
160%
1/2
581/2
58 %:
ob
28%
28%
3,900
2,300
08%
2,100
'29
♦99
100
*99
1,200
Oo
158%
161
750
106 »/2
.
28 %
100
*99
109
bo
28'/b
28'/2
28%
28%
100
*105
58%
58%
58%
31
i
b6'/4.
lOo
66 Vt
159
65%..
31%
31%
31%
105i/2
105
106%
*64%
66
_50
120
100
99
99
54%
55 y2
53
53%
53%
541/4
54%
55
55%
56%
7,500
10
100
41%
41',8
40%
40%
411/4
41 '/8
41%
411/8
41%
13,300
*96 %
98 %
961%
41%
96%
96%
96%
96 %
9o%.'
9b
._~1
6%
i
100
&
series B
?.
_
preferred.
of
Ainer
9%
s%
9%
15,200
17%
17%
17%,
17-/8
171/2
10,600
70%
70%
2,100
11%
3,700
9%
16%
69
68%
70
70
70-/4
70%
,701/2
11
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
11%
17%
17%
*17
5%
£%
*42%
1
*5%
17%
*17
23%
24
23%
3
No par
preferred
9%
17
10%
5
5%
*421/4
43
200
5u
-•
9%
17%
10
17 J/4
68
($1.20)—'-No par
Co
9%
10
*17%
20
common—.No pur
pref
100
20
29 y«
*105
a.
96
97
*18%
5%
5,500
34
96
*96
18
10
common
Canteen
conv
*18%
20
33%
96
20
96
17%
*25
Aveo Mlg Corp (Tliei common
$2.25
-
27 %
1
ZU
prior
,
Rlt_-___No par
Line
$3.75
Automatic
2,700
24
55%
20%
j
•
Nichols
*22%
25%
55
20%
Atlas. Powuer
Austin
2 4'/2
25 V4
56%
100
Electric Co
cumulative
5%
.
9
2 4'/8
25%
20%
cdm
»
Atlas Corp new
76 y2 Mar 13
11% Jan
l,4u0
Santa Fe—
a
Reiiniug
Preferred
3J-/8
55%
__1
-
Coast
34-8
25 Vt
i
—i
preferred
Atlantic
3O'/4
57 Vb
Co—
Investment
City
Atlantic
.
10% May 28
14% Jan
68
47% Mar 14
10
89% Feb
19
9% Jun
96% Sep
4%
'
43% Jan
35 y2 Jan
9
101% Apr
w
Atlantic
27
96V4 Feb
Mar 17
53% Mar
Feb
35
Corp—
Goods
Preferred
30V4 Mar 13
101
34%
25%
—
Common
.
61% Jan 20
1,300
34%
21%
2.50
AtCblson Topeka &
58
361/4
56 y2
25
1
preferred
.Associates
36 Y*
5
20%
Inc.
<fe Refining
Dry
36%
5
1
Co
Common
,
36%
10
2nd preferred $1.80' serles_i.No par
.
*4%
36'/4
34^/B
Industries
Arvln
-Ashland
Mar 29
100
5'/4
36%
5
36'%
35 y»
Corp___
Carpet
Associated
26% Mar 14
36%
Shares
5
*4%
♦4%
36%
34-/8
*4%
No par
Constable
Artioom
June 22
35 %
Corp
preferred
Arnold
13
5Vt Jun
17
6
25% Apr
Jan
8% Jan
22
18% May 24
34
14
Mar 15
24
3
Jan
$3.75
Friday
June&l
36%
Armstrong Cork Co common
2
the Week
liiursday
5
Armour & Co of Illinois
37% Mar 27
102% Mar
2
Apr
Steel
Arm co
Sales for
PRICES
June 20
No par
Argus Cameras Inc
18
2
May
4%
4%
6ALE
Wednesday
June 1!)
June 18
5
Argo Oil Corp
20 y2 Jun
May 12
36
Pat
Artfber-Danlels-Midland
39% Apr
May 24
27% Jan
ftrGH
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
If W Products Co Inc
gy. Mar 19
18
Jan
4
437/e Feb
11
Oct
36
W
Uweit
Hlibeal
■
4% May 19
NEW YORK STOCK.
Range Since Jan. 1
High eat
Year 1955
RECORD
LOW AND
17%
17%
*171/4
23%
23%
23%
23%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*421%
42%
43
'..42 '/B
24
-
11%.
*17%
23
,
100
17%
241/4
v.
5%
42%
3,300
5%
4274
5%,
42 -/c
22,300
200
B
5% May 22
81/4 Feb 10
6% Aug 18
35% May 24
11% Jan
24 y2 Mar 30
6
30 y4 Jan
10
1
10
12
105
14
8
106% Apr
100 y2 Jan
113 % May
Jun
99
11% Jun
32% Jun
5
35% Aug 12
Mar 31
109
Jan
Barber
Oil
29% May
Barker
Brotheia
42 Vi Jan
15 y* Jan
5
26
38% Mar
8
3
2Q!/4 Jan
Sep
Jan
6
43
Sep 15
72% Mar 29
23
39
I9
45
33% Jan
9
Jan
May 28
6
19% Nov 23
16 V* Jun
8
48
Dec
13
57
Jun
8
45
Jan
17
133
Jan
24
147
Jun
29
116
Jan
23
107% May
2
104
38% Dec
1
19% Jun
8
30
251/e Jan
23
13
22% Mar 14
24
Nov
29% Dec
18
Apr
27
Jan
11
96
Mar 18
88
VB Sep
26
30
July 11
19% May 25
Jan
49
3
24
12
Nov
Jan
47% Jan
Beech
25
11% Jun
Feb
16
20
28
18
95
Apr
15
14
Feb
27
Jan
Bell
Aircraft
Bell
&
59% Mar
7
48% Jun
8
14
18% Jan
30
Dec
12
1% Jan
6
101
Jan
30
4%%
*4
♦42
.43 %
43%
43%
lo%
16 V8
17
17f«
12.50
49%
100
100
17
Best
43
Jan
56% July
44% Jan
23
53% Jun
22
1
101% Jan
6
169 % Dec
9
140% May 28
167% Apr
158 y2
Sep
6
172
Nov
9
158
13 y8 Jan
7
18
Sep
16
74
Jan
18
33y4Oct
11
24
Sep
31
Aug 17
25
8Sep
4t)
Dec
Mar
38
20 V* Mar 15
7
16% Jan
13
15
75 V* Jun
15
84
22
32% Feb
10
45% May
4
331/2 May 18
Blaw-Knox
30
321/4 May 11
Bliss
(E
13
38% Apr
Bliss
&
3
69'/e Jan
27
31% Sep 29
39% Jan
3
23% May 28
20
12
9Vt Jan
95 Vb Sep
53 Vt Jan
Jan
22
11% Jun
7
12
-
Mar
11% Jan
58
91
May
2
20% May
3
17
7
17
Bond
Jan
5
981/2 Feb
Co
10
3% %
57% Mar 19
11
29% Jan
3
61% Jan
3
5%
14% Jan
31
3
30
Dec
30
18
3
641/2 Sep
I9
43% Mar
12 % Nov
38
2
Mar 14
51% Oct
19
24
May 10
82
Jan
6
20% Jan
6
33
Mar 14
15% Jan
6
85% Jan
20
25
Nov
21
27 Vb Aug
17
21% Dec
20
16
Mar 15
78
Dec
71
Sep 30
12
76% Jan
3
22% Jan
6
15
Mar 18
23
Jan
8% Oct
24
6
11
37% Apr
4
100
Feb
29
May 25
35
Apr
27
Brooklyn
Union
Feb
10
15 % Apr
27
Brown
<fc
91% May 22
103% Jan
6
Brown
Shoe
Dec
8
171/b May 28
21% Jan
3
Budd
July 29
91% Jan
95% Jun
22
38 Vb Jan
29% Jan
23
25
47% May
$5
27
Feb
1
35% May
3
Buffalo
30% Feb
13
Bullard
22
36% May
23
Mar
3
201/4 Jun
8
Bulova
92 Vb Mar
Jun
1
13 Vb May 28
16% Jan
3
8
73
May
3
81% Jan
19
22
67
Apr
20
77% Feb
8
92
Apr 26
341/4 Jun 22
4%
16% Jan
9
Bush
31% Jan
5
16
8
32% Jan
3
23% Jan
7
46% July 28
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
6% Aug 15
15% Mar 3
12% Jan
20
11 vb Apr
44% Dec
5% Jun
8
7% Jan
17
37% May 28
43% Jan
3
40% Jan
23
51% May
Jun
13
47% Jun
5'A Feb
9
*
15
14 Vi
Sep
26
91% Jan
17
57% Jan
13
25% Jan
10
28 y4 Mar 14
53 % Dec 30
17Vb Dec
100
11
12
9
14% May 28
July 15
64 v4 Feb
3
3
3
7
32% Aug 29
Jun
12
98
Feb
62
May 28
64
Jan 31
29 % Jun
19
33% Apr
35% Jun
16
30% Jun
8
0
3.6% Mar 16
59
21
51% Jun
8
56% Apr
JFor footnotes
Feb
see
page
28.
6
Callahan
86,800
52%
.
1
53%
53%
147%
53%
53%
1,400
146'%
148 %
10,600
162%
163
53
52 Vb
146 VB
147V4
162%
162%
162%
13%
76
76
43%
43%
44%
44'A
44%
35%
35%
35%
35 Vb
35%
29
29
29
29
28%
29 Vb
35%
34%
34%
34%
351/4
84%
84 Vb
84%
84
86%
*75
26%
25%
26
26%
26%
26
26
14
14
14
14
14%
14%
14%
14%
13%
76%
*75
76%
26
1,000
32%
;
lb3%
1,000
13%
13%
13%
3,800
77
77
77
441/4
44%
44%
44%
3,400
35%
35%
35%
35-/4
3,700
29'/4
29%
13V4
*75
70
2,600
29
29
35%
*34%
351/4
700
86%'
87 »/2
861/4
871%
39,800
Vi
26%
26%
1,300
25%
*35
261/4
261/4
261/4
26
25%
26
2o%
26
25%
14 Vb
14
14
♦13»/2
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
2,200
11%
llVs
11%
11%
1,700
60
6014
44
*14
14%
810
70
14
12
11%
11%
60 Vi
60%
60
601/4
59%
60
59%
60%
5,300
43%
44%
43%
44 I/a
43%
44 Vb
44%.
43%
44%
18,100
92 Vi
*921/4
93V4
*921/4
93%
*92V4
93%
*92%
93%
50
92%
53%
54
53%
53%
*53'/4
53%
53 Vb
53 %
53V4
5'5'/4
2,800
187/s
2,600
12
*11%
11%
18 Vb
19
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
48%
48%
48 vb
48 vb
48
48
48V2
48%
12%
12%
12 Vb
12%
12 vb
12V4
12%
12 Vb
12 %
12 %
2,900
46%
46 vb
45%
45%
45%
4o
4o
%
36 Vi
46 >4
45%
4,000
55
54v2
54%
55
55
55%
54%
55
54
21%
21 %
21 y4
2IV4
21 »/4
21%
1,800
21%
21%
21%
21%
38%
38v4
391/2
39%
40%
9,300
35%
4,300
37%
37%
35%
34%
*97
100
37%
34%
*97
38 %
34%
100
38%
34v4
*54
35
34
105
*97
34%
34%
105
*98
*98
%
*/8
800
105
34%
35
700
48%
*48
34%
4,900
14 Vb
1,500
34%
34%
33%
34%
34vs
34%
34%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
141/4
14%
96%
96%
*96
97
96%
96%
9 6'/2
9b %
35
34'%
35»/4
35
35Vt
35V4
35%
35
1,700
47%
47
47V4
47
47%
11,800
14,400
35
35
No par
47%
46%
19 vb
18%
5
94%
*94
46%
18%
*94
47 vb
19
94V4
46%
14V4
600
97
*96
19%
18%
19 VB
13 Vb
19 Vb
95
18%
*94
94v4
941%
951/4
951/2
300
32%
1,200
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 vb
32%
1
32 %
32%
33%
33%
34 vb
337/8
34%
35 Vb
34%
34 vb
34»A
33%
20%
20%
20 Vi
14,300
20%
20%
20 »/4
20%
21
2C%
20%
5
13 »/4
13%
13%
33,400
13%
13v4
13V4
13%
13 vb
com
;
*73
75
320
731/2
73%
74
73
*73
73%
69 vb
*65
69 Vb
*65
69 »/b
*78
791/2
preference
1
13%
13%
100
*74%
75%
*65
69 vb
Co
79
*73'
79%
79
79
40%
x40%
40%
40'a
401/2
16
9%
common
No par
"28%
lO**
Pacific
Ry_
47
S
_
*46%
6%
1
13%
5
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.66%
$4.25 conv preferred.!
No par
Ry Co
Caradlan Breweries Ltd
*99
100
No par
25
No par
" '
5%
,
15%
15%
15%
26 Vb
26%
257'b
9%
.9%
9%
9%
28%
28%
29
99
99V2
99
99
29
100
48
47%
6Vt '
13V4
6
38%
38%
15%
*89%
*62
30
31%
*52ve
15%
92
63
30
32%
52%
*28
47%
47%
47%
47%
6V4
6V4
13%
6%
13>/4
5%
37%
15%
89%
*62
29 V4
x3l%
*52 Vb
47%
47%
48
6%
13%
5%
38
6%
13%
6
15%
90%
15%
*89
90'/2
63
*62
63
38%
15%
29%
31 %.
52%
29 V2
31 %
52 Vb
38%
30 %
31%
52 Vb
130
40'/2
40»/b
40 Vb
13,000
15%
*15%
15%
1,100
25%
3,600
9%
9%
9%
1,300
*
28%
28%
700
•99V2
100 %
60
2,300
25%
26 Vb
25%
9%
29
*28%
*
*47
79'%
*78
15%
26'/4
-9%
8,000
40%
15%
26%
*15%
26%
Canada Southern
|
40%
5
Issued"
*65
79
1
"when
69 %
100
Zinc—
preferred
*65
32%
___1()0
5
M)
Mills
•2,800
2
35%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Cb
1
..1.80
Cannon
21
V/b
321/s
15
Zinc-Lead
Canadian
20%
2
32%
No par
Calumet <fe Hecla Inc
,
21%
1%
32%
13%
3.
Packing Corp
com
20-/4
~
1%
32 Vb
'
43%
100
Inc
participating
New
21
20%
52
146%
15
(A
20
15,000
511/4
163%
_5
200
101
51%
131/4
83 y4
9,700
40
*9oV2
50%
163 %
*34%
40
■
1,200
21-/8
21 %
4 j */4
100
6,500
11%
50%
501/4
145%
2.50
Bros
California
8% Apr 13
1014 Mar 20
89
7
1%
19
17VaJan
Terminal
Butte Copper <fc
Byers Co
96%
13%
5
preferred
Butler
12% Apr
9b %
*9o V2
2 In
*39%
.
10
31
a
]0
Co
second
17
96%
21 Va
40
*a5 V2 100
*39
147%
5
4%%
10
103% Jan
21%
11 Vi
3,900
44
1
preferred
23
11
20%
39%'
30',
11%
13%
_3.50
1
3% %
9% Jan
Jan
20 V4
39%
*421/4
31
,
20Vb
20%
44
163% 163 Vi
5
Burroughs Corp
99
20 Vb
4072
21
*42
146 Vi
10
Co
8
25% May
20%
52%
__50
Burlington Industries Inc
22% Feb
4
*11'/4
52%
—
0
26
14
Co
85% Mar
11
103% Jan
Forge
Watch
41% May
Apr
30%
11%
52%
No par
8
-
30%
111/4
1%
common.
23
15
12% Aug 26
361/4 Feb
3
30%
11 Vb
21
44
32 Vb
Co
Co
78% Jun
19% July. 1
30% Oct 31
30%
live
1%
Inc
28% Jan
Oct
6% Nov
(The)
25% Sep
21 »/4 Aug
80
30%
11%
92
21
20%
*42
32 Vb
Co
preferred
11
47% Feb 21
6
30%
20%
5
Gas
Co
Bucyrus-Erie
July 21
95 y*
30
43
96%
*88
891/2
♦88
2Q-b
43
11 %
1
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
23
89%
*88
89V2
20
21
common
preferred
43
4,600
*88
1%
Bigelow
May 10
28%
44
32 %
Bristol-Myers Co common
14
39
28%
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co
4%% preferred
28% Feb
23
287/s
loo
95 % Jan
25% Jan
28%
100
Briggs Manufacturing
Briggs <fe Strut to 11
23
8,600
RR—
54% May 10
July 25
21%
89%
32 vb
;
58
May 9
24% Apr
0
42% Mar 26
99 y« Jan
37% Oct
Maine
220
21
28V4
27'/2
21 <8
30*2
25
9
31% Feb
27%
21
2072
*42%
100
5
111
20%
27 Vb
32%
Co
Jan
14
20%
Vi
230
21
20 %
■
15
Jan
32 V*
"
*40
1.25
10
44
50 Vb
51
50 Vb
1,200
135
49V2
(The)
20% May 28
35 '/'a Jun
8
17% May 17
2,000
51
800
3,200
105
1
54
6
51
50 %
20%
Airways Inc
3%%
2,200
*42
44
*125
No par
19
2
800
171/2
1%
Brass Corp
561/4 July 20
26
32
&
24% Jan
Sep
28
Aug 11
44%
17%
21
Co-—-
11% Jun
23
44%
17%
50%
preferred
Branlff
44%
17%
*42
*104%
1
45
8
44%
17%
V2
130
20%
2.50
18% Mar 28
14% Jan
95
&
44
17%
1%
Inc
49 ye Dec
34% May" 6
100% Apr 25
361/a Feb 16
28 y4 Jan
Jun
44
44
50
Inc
Edison
Boston
14% Jan
28 Vb Jan
*42
20%
(Delaware)
Common
1
Boston
44
1 peso
preferred
21
26%
501/4
Borg-Warner Corp common
531/a Jun
26%
4
class A
Stores
16
2o
104%
No pur
61% Sep
26%
104%
10
1
1
Co
Airplane
Borden
27
130
*88
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
12
507/b Apr
♦26V2
105
1
Class B
12% Mar 10
64
Co
W)
Bon Ami Co
Jan
27
78
,
155
100
Mlg Co
Bohn Aluminum
29% Apr
341/4 May
*26%
60%
105
100
Laughlin
Boeing
May
1
May 29
38% Jan
90
28
14% May 31
66% May 3
48y4 Apr 29
100 % NOV 15
30
6-
25 % Feb
3
19% Jun
14
Dec
Decker
23
Aug 23
43% Nov 29
<fe
25% Jan
Dec
51
Black
7
34% Jun
12
15% Mar 14
11
73
*125
146%
Steel
preferred
28 % Jan
25
8
Jan
7b
78%
51
(Del) com—No par
100
7%
14
88 % Mar
54% May 18
172% Feb
8
Nov 28
33% Jun
26
28% Mar 15
17
'60 vt
79-/8
105
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
4%% pld series ol 1951
100
Bethlehem
9
Apr
13 Vb Jun
60%
79
130
pld
Best Foods
7
&
64v2
60%
50
21
Co
33% Apr
1,300
65
65
64
60%
79
105
21
;
8,600
vb
130
49%
2 7
Co
48
105
20%
Co
vb
48
130
1
Mining
20
1021%
105
2.50
10
80
108'/4
►101
*115
Inc.!
Co
;
108%
168%
101
101
78%
*59%
a
C'onsol
30
64
43%
common
Finance
Benguet
Jan
64
'1081/4
80
1
Beneficial
31
48%
80%
Bendlx Aviation
8
35% July 25
47%
1
2
Mar 14
48
47%
2o%
preferred
30
47-b
47%
79
;
Co
May
2% Feb 24
*100%
*100%
102
26%
Corp
217/b May
63
102
102
64
•;
Belding-Heminway
8
1
109
59%
50
14
May
33 vb
*108%
*o3%
RR
Howell
4,800
33
33
32 v8
33%
108%
*59%
prelerred
Packing
Feb
45% May
33 vb
33%
33 %
108%
33%
64
10
4%%
Jun
Vi
22% Feb
2
Creek
12%
37,200
60%
Inc.
(A S)
Beech-Nut
14
22
Shoe
7,800
13-/8
64
Beech Aircraft Corp;
31% Jun
15
26
Apr
3
May 15
Oct
1
Beck
16
Feb
19% Sep
45
Jan
24% Jan
27
Apr 15
101
91
38-/4
13
No par
Instruments
Beckman
38'a
13 vb
—10
Inc
Mills
Beaunit
9
31% Mar 19
43
38
8
37% Jan
38%
121/4
109
-50
conv
4% %
36-/4
12%
6g%
Corp
prior
preferred
3%%
36%
12v4
6
—1
10
47
preferred—100
Beatrice Foods Co common—
Mar 28
6 vb
36%
12%
6
47%
common—
Works
Bayuk Cigars
6%
37%
12%
%
100
preferred
6
17% Jan
17
28
96% Mar
May 17
42 Vt
6
30% Jan
6
54% Mar 10
*100%
61/8
36%
6
33%
*108%
—100
common
Corp
Iron
14
Oct
34% May
22
19% Jan
4%%
Bath
106% Jan 20
20
40
9
130
85
26% Oct
12
Ohio
<&
noncurnulutive
4%
4
Jun
preferred series C
4%
19
Apr
54% Jan
44
14% Jan
103% Jun
13
100
Bangor <fe Aroostook Rfl
19
62% May 10
821/4 Jun 14
62% May 28
45
60
Corp
400
6 vb
*6
*5%
37%
37
12 %
Co.__No par
May 10
68% Jan 27
53% Sep
1
75% Nov 23
6
13
Elec
<fe
13
41% Feb
6
66% Jan
Gas
—9
preferred series B
4%%
Baltimore
18
2
2
53
Jan
48% Nov
Baltimore
7
Feb
105
54% Jan
July 14
—
(The)
Wilcox Co
Baldwln-Llma-Huiulltou
12
35% Feb
113
Inc
T)
(B
Babcock <fe
6
5
35% Jan
30
Babbitt
6% Jan 26
44% Apr
15% Jan
100
99%
'
47%
47
47%
481/4
47%
*47
47
47
6VB
6 VB
6%
13%
13%
13%
13%
200
7,800
61/4
38-%
15%
15%
/
5,000
5VB
.
'
5Vs
6,200
37%
6
5%
37%
38 VB
5,900
15',
151/2
8
Fl72°
90
1
*89
91
*89
92
*62
63
62
62
*30
30%
*29V2
30%
2,500
31%
31 Vb
31%
19,300
*51%
51%
300
31 %
52
£1%
L
.
Monday, June 25, 1956
.
(3022)
10
Volume 183
Number 5545
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(3023)
NEW, YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
22% Jan
6
42 V\ Dec
7
30% Mar 14
38% Sep
25% Oct
367/8 Apr
112
23
Jan
10
11
Mar 15
121
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Nov
Highest
30% May 28
41% Feb
21
31 % Jan
23
6
23% Jun
15
42% May
9
29 Va Mar 20
22
113 % Jun
8
26% Jan
3
64% Feb
18
Mar
1
18
49% Aug 16.
17% May 16
2
13% Nov
27% Apr
2
29
57% Apr
24
48
7
20% Jan
May 10
26
23% Apr
27
18% Jan
5
119% Jan
9
12
127% Aug
3
45
May 16
102% Feb
8
61% Dec
105 % May
26 % Jan
3
15
Jun
8
109
Jun
11
116
Dec
19% Nov
10.
100% Jun
13
9
55% Jan
23
82
Jun
22
5
101% May
2
104
Jan
5
21% Jan
3
114% Nov 29
130
July 20
72% Dec 21
83
July 26
27.
Jan
65% May 29
27
37% Dec
23
34
Feb
14
18% Jan 26
19% Apr
27
18% Apr
25
18% Dec
22
20
17
Feb
14
119
.
29
Apr
Feb
27
75
Jan
13
47% May
•
20
3
Jun
22
18% Jan
4
1%
Light
31%
31
31%
31'A
313A
31
31%
383/s
38%
39
39%
39%
33%
40%
6,500
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
2,300
*1141/2
115%
23%
25
7% Jan
6
11% Nov 30
9% Jun
12'A Mar 16
18
2
57% Apr
13
57%
48%
1
"21'A
12.50
12
100
81% Feb
9
86% Jun
12
18
15% Jan
6
17% Mar 22
14% Jan 31
45% Jan
5
Apr
26
55% Sep
19
51 % Jan
16
Mar 11
100 % Apr
9
113
Feb
1
6
27% Jan
23
33
Jun
15
22
33% Jan
23
42% Mar
108
Jun
7
24
Jan
7
30% Sep
21
Mar 14
40% Dec
29% Jan
18
13 % Oct
4
8% Jan
6
22
112
36% Dec
20
22
33% Jan
10
4
13 % Jun
8
Apr
17% July 21
9% Jun
18
56% May 18
5
39% Mar 27
25%
25
25%
48
48'A
48'A
56%
57%
48%
48%
*21%
22
11%
80
101
79%
103
102%
5 6 s/8
55'A
*48'A
11%
25 '/a
48
4 8'A
24%
"
47%
56%
56%
49
*48'A
7,500
240
21'A
21%
1,300
12%
11%
12%
11%
12%
21,900
100%
100%
101
101
803/4
103 J/2
102
80
♦103
*103
81
80%
*102'A
1033/4
15%
15%
153/B
15 »/4
15%
15%
15%
151/4
109%
*108%
109'A
109 J/2
109 J/2
*108'A
109 -
*108'A
66%
500
213/«
15'A
42%
56%
49
60
2,400
21
109%
66
25
47%
9,900
22
79
102'A
114
24%
48
55%
101
80
114
48'A
*21 %
12%.
100 %
114
82
340
15,400
:103%
300
15%
20,900
109
80
66
66 %
66
66%
66
66
65%
65%
1
3,700
41%
42%
43
42%
43
43%
43%
431/4
43%
6,600
"19%
20
Sugar
19%
19%
19%
19%
20;
19%
20
400
8
"17%
17%
17%
17%
*17 J/4
17%
17%
600
Co
Foundry Co
Illinois
4'/a%
25%
*47%
79%
1
&3/„
Light
9%
56%
of Georgia Ry coni_.No
par
preferred series B_:
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec_.No
par
Central
101
115%
114
"102"A
5%
46
57%
48%
22
12%
100%
Central
3
69% May 25
95% Nov 14
Feb
79% Jan
48%
23'A
•114%
20
Aguirre
Central
37 y4 Jan
25
50
preferred
Central
114
47%
5
_.
23%
114
__10
Celotex Corp common
5%
Shares
31 %
preferred series A.100
conv
the Week
38%
.
4%%
June 22
31%
Caterpillar Tractor common
10
Preferred 4.20%
:_100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No
par
2nd preferred
7%
100
-
Friday
June 21
38%
No par
Co.,
common
preferred,
Salea far
Thursday
June 20
30%
10
4%%
preferred
series
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common...
53 % Jan
19
19
&
Steel
Corp
BALK PRICES
Wednesday
June 19
3gya
Ohio Ry.100
&
Carrier
11% May 28
19 % Dec
Mfg Co
Power
Carpenter
HIGH
Tuesday
l
62% May 16
1
jUne 18
5
Co
Clinchfield
Monday
Par
Inc
(The)
(Philip)
Carolina
23
2
53% Mar
23% July
Airlines
Carborundum
Carolina
Jan
52% Mar
Capital
Carey
9
40% Feb
48% Oct
23
121
LOW AND
SJ,°CK
EXCHANGE
56%
55
87%
♦86
*86
preferred
16%
16%
No par
55
*107
.
Central Illinois Public Service
Central RR Co of N J
16% Apr
9
108
173/8
10 •%
♦54%
543/4
*54'A1
*86
87
*86
87
16%
16%
55
9'A
16 3/a
56
*1063A
55
1073/4
107%
32%
32%
32%
33
32 3A
36%
36%
36 %
36%
36%
5
36%
37 %
36%
37J/8
36 3/a
14%
143/4
100
400
86%
86%
100
163A
16'A
16'A
5,300
*551/4
56%
600
1073A
*107%
107%
'10
323/8
,33
32%
32%
32 %
3,100
363A
*36'A
36%
36 3/a
*14
300
*10'/a
37
36%
37
9,800
14%
14%;
*14
9%
54%
*36%
36%
14%
9%
*541/4
*107 3/8
36%
9.50
9%
55'A
16'A
107%
lo
♦14
17%
55 ;
87
16%
*10%
...50
Central & South West Corp
Central Violeta Sugar Co
1734
9%
55%
55%
100
com
93/8
*19%
'
14
14
400
14% Mar
7
Century Ribbon Mills
10
37% Mar 14
66
Dec
30
56% Jan
30
71% May
Cerro
10%
10%
10%
10%
9
5
63
64
23% Mar 14
29% Jun
22% Jan
23
33 % May 16
61%
62
61
15
613A
61 '/a
62 1
61%
62 'A
5.100
Certain-Teed Products Corp
1
29%
30%
36 %
29%
30%
29%
30
30
31
30%
31%
21,900
l
3134
32%
31%
32
31 J/2
323/a
32'A
32%
32%
33
27 % Feb
4
Oct
10
5%P«n
43% Jan
7
57% Nov
18
3% May
54 % Jan
28
de
Pasco
1
Cessna
8
4% Jan
3
Chadbourn
9
75% May
8
Chain Belt Co
% Jup
11
Jan
26
83
1
108
May
lft Jun 22
.'
No par
Corp.
Aircraft
Co
:
Gotham
Inc
;
£»%
1
4%
10
....
43/8
33A
64%
64
Rights
64'A
64%
%
n
{j.
4
3%
3%
33/4
643/b
64
64'A
%
11
11
*10%
3%
3%
67
67
1%
1 i3a
10%
3%
1,100
3,800
13,000
681/4
5,100
1ft
109,400
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
50
Apr
5
104
Dec
6
109
Feb
3
July 19
68
Feb
16
29 %
6% May 17
65% Nov 30
9% Feb 25
6% Jan
5
10% Mar 23
42% Jan
6
56% Sep
59
103
31% May 24
7
8
36
93 'A Jan
17
21% Jan
18
28
Jan
18
20 'A
Sep 26
100
Oct
May
Jan
Feb
3
9
Mar 21
l6
53% Jan
3
14
96% Jan
20
May
Feb,
Chance
12% May
4
Checker
10% Apr
43
Apr
66 % May
27% Mar 25
36'A Mar 25
28% Feb
17
31% Apr
27
23 % Mar
1
27% Apr
50
27
5
18
44% Dec
5
37
Feb
9
Apr
27
19
43% July 26
39
Jan
30
41% Jan
6
29% Jun
18% May 28
26% Jan
3
22
45% Feb
16
74% Sep
55% May 28
71% Jan
4
14% Jan
21
30 Vs Dec
19
22% Jun
8
31% Feb
1
30% Jan
13
48
16
32
Jun
8
46% Feb
1
1
44% Jan
30
39% Jan
6
Dec
1
53'A Mar
66
May 10
23% Jan
17
Aug
4
36% Dec
30
42% Aug 23
45% Mar 14
12
Nov
1
101% Apr
11
30
29% July 15
104% May
9
37% Dec 30
50% Feb
1
62% Sep
17% Jan
23
8%
39
38J/2
38%
62%
63 '/a
63
63%
100'A
lOl'A
21
*21'A
21%
211/4
31%
*30%
31%
*29%
3%%
convertible
Class
Chic
Great
5%
5%
Jan
17
73
Aug 30
Jan
4
42% Aug 18
20% Oct
11
55% Oct
11
2% Jan
78% Dec
7
70% May
8
20% Mar 29
59'A
59%
*59'A
59%
200
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
6,300
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
3,900
59
59%
59%
61
60%
61%
61
61%
3,500
38 %
38%
38%
38%
38'/4
38%
38%
39%
12,300
14
13%
14
*13'A
141/s
.,*13%
14%
300
23% Jan
3
Jan
3
Jun
21
196
May 28
103
Jan
13
43% Jun
15
111
Jan
6
80% Mar 26
No par
4%%
C C
5%
$4.50
7
2% May 31
3% Jan
16
Clopay
41% May 28
50% Jan
13
7%
4%
34% May
111% Jan
47% Apr
25
6
145
18
1,160
45% Jan
10
July 11
114
117
May
Jun
7
19
Sep
4
55
95% Mar
3
88% Jun
21
131 % Mar
2
62% Jan
9
94% Mar
5
15
62% Jan
Coca-Cola Co
Coca-Cola
Apr~26
Jan
14
17% Jan
6
21% Jun
20
15% Jun
1
23 % Jan
9
21
Mar 14
33 % Sep
13
27% May 28
34% Apr
18
45
Jan
6
49% Dec
30
47% Jun
11
49% May 10
45% Dec
5%%
&
51 % Mar 12
8
66% Apr
9
4%
noncumulative 1st
56
Jan
17
67% May 27
57
Feb
14
59% Feb
16
4%
Columbia
28% Mar 20
Class
Class
Southern Ry
Broadcasting
23% Nov
23
23
27% Dec
22
May 27
85% Feb
4
44% Oct
11
52% Jun
17
28% Mar 15
34% Aug
2
15 % May
16% Jan
8
26% Jan
3
Columbia
82% May 25
84 % Jan
3
$4.25
18% Jun
Jan
4
30% Jun
22
48
25
46%
Feb~25
19% Jan
6
38% Mar 14
7% Oct
17
Nov
14
18
20% Oct 28
27% Feb
7
12% Jan
10
45 % Jan.
108
6
Jan
5
23% Jan
5
57% Jun
16
26% Feb
9
47% Jan
20
8% Jan
11
24% Jan
11
Jun
8
6
*47%
48
47%
*47%
48
47
*45
47
*45
47
*45
47
*45
47
64
*62 J/2
64
*62 J/2
64
*62'A
64
*62%
64
*57
58%
*57
58
*57
58%
*57
59
*57
59
pfd—100
100 % Jan
6
13
41% Sep
109
July
7
2.50
23%
233/4
23%
J23%
23 3/a
233/4
23%
23'A
233/4
23%
235/b
23 3A
233/4
23'A
233/8
23 %
233/4
5,100
No par
15%
153/4
15%
153/4
151/2
155/b
153/8
15%
15%
44,600
20
20
20
19%
20
19%
15%
19%
*821%
823A
50%
51%
8
6,100
13,300
50
3,200
1
173/4
18%
173/4
17%
173/4
17%
17%
18
17%
18
5,400
41%
405/8
40%
40'A
403/4
40%
40%
7%
♦7%
44% Mar 19
8% Mar 16
49% Mar 22
109 % Jan
20
97% Aug 11
104% Jun
1
Co
10'A Jan
Co
Nast
413A
73/8
73/8
73A
7%
7%
7'A
14%
14%
143/4
4%
145/e
143/4
143/4
15
14%
15%
11,800
19%
193/8
19'A
19%
19%
19%
19'/a
19%
19
19%
2,800
33'/a
Cone
Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consolidated Cigar Corp
323A
33%
20%
21'A
20%
20%
20%
203/4
20 %
20%
20%
20 »A
4,500
45%
45%
453A
45"%
453/4
46%
46
of N Y com—No par
46
46%
17,300
No par
109%
2,300
1
28%
Consol Edison
$5
preferred
Consol
'
Ind
Electronics
Corp
•17
Consolidated Natural Gas
23
1
1
103% Jan
4
Consolidated
RR
of
Foods
Cuba 6%
Retail
Stores
Inc
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
95
Jun
22
104
Jan
11
26
10
96% May
1
106 % Jan
20
50
May
9
102% Mar
5
preferred
Continental Baking
$5.50 preferred
Continental
7
10c
47%
No par
•
Can
$3.75 preferred
Co
com
Inc com
79
102
1UZ
32'A
No par
►104%
20
46%
32%
32%
33%
3,200
1093/4
109'A
108 »A
1083/4
108%
108%
28'A
28 5/#
28%
28'A
28%
28 3/g
28%
28%
1,800
17%
17
17%
17
17
17
17
16%
17
1,500
17%
39%
30%
73A
7%
48
17
38%
*29
73/4
7
473/8
109
17
16%
391/8
37%
38'A
30'A
30'A
"30'A'
73/4
7 5A
7
473/4
6%
-16%
73/8
7
47%
48
108'A
109
17
37'A
*29
75/a
7
47%
17
7%
7
47
47%
108%
108% 108'A
106
•106
107
•106
107
*106
107
102
102
102
♦100%
1013/4
*100%
101%
81%
106
47%
813/4
102
32'A
81%
102
321/4
104'A
104'A
463A
47 'A
823/4
102
32
1043/4
47
833/4
102
32%
84
99'A
31%
9 7'A
97%
97%
*97%
15,500
7%
109
32%
1,200
37
*29
7 3/a
109
102
lo*
17
36%
17
37%,
30%
•106
101%
90
883/4
*99
101'
31%
31»A
1043/4
•103'A
473/8
47%
105
98J/4
97%
100
7%
2,200
7
3,700
47%
6,000
108 %
410
107
40
102
70
95
10,700
100%
140
31%
4,300
105
20
48%
49
12,400
98
98
170
48%
97
30%
•103%
■
97%
323A
109%
106
102
33 J/4
29
109%
109%
100
—5
No par
33 %
109
10
1%
18
7%
—
Common
1
*29
100
1
preferred
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
$4.16 preferred
•
Container Corp of America—
$4.50
39%
—10
pfd
Consumers Power Ca com
28
36% Jan
800
32%
Consolidated Laundries Corp new__5
109% Feb
7%.
453A
16
9
7'A
10
No par
•
Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
13
3
9,600
41%
17
51% Mar 13
X40%
25
Publishing Co—No par
Commonwealth Edison Co
Conde
Corp—...1.33%
9
Jan
102% Apr
5,800
2,800
30%
112
39 % Feb
5
51
27%
12
30% May 14
823A
20,900
49%
22
Jun
23%
30'A
Jun
72% Feb
23%
26%
106% Apr
99
23%
300
49%
20
10
»A
475A
30%
6% Jun
July
473/8
263A
Consolidated.
80
47%
49
9
105% Jan
47 'A
47%
"
30
30 3/a
14% Jan
6
15,100
25%
5
7
29%
483/4
7% Jun
Jan
29%
25 7/b
Consol
27% Jan
295/«
303A
4
61
2 9'/a
25'A
Jun
101% Mar
29%
483A
21% Apr
May
29'A
x30%
18'% May
100
29%
29
483/4
31% May
28
29%
253/4
40
Dec
800
29'/a
31%
19
104
16%
31%
36% Mar 12
104% Apr
*16%
503A
Carbon
Columbian
10
1
16'A
49'A
Jan
109% Jun
16%
*82%
15'A May 28
106% Aug 17
101% Oct 28
16%
25%
27 % May 28
47
16'A
82%
34% Jan
4
163/4
493/4
3
3
*16 »A
483/8
11
27
92
16%
31
Jan
Mar
*88%
16%
26
23% Mar 19
Jan
88'A
48 3/4
37
11
57
88 '/a
483A
17% Feb
53% Nov
6,300
553/4
891/2
56
10
30% Mar 26
112
563/e
56%
*88%
49'A
36% Jan
1
55%
563/4
89%
*82'A
19
11
3,600
3,300
*88 J/2
823/4
31% Oct
Jan
100
4%
117'A
♦900
*900
*900
4%
117
89%
50 3A
16% Feb
7% May 10
4%
117%
900
120
553/8
56
193/4
17
46% Jun
117%
*900
4%
117
493A
18% Feb
108
4%
1173/a
110
Jan
23% Sep
52% Aug
14
4%
1173/a
*106 '/a
.
25 %
4
14% Dec
4%
*82%
7
7
110"
823/4
15% Jan
Jan
*106
31%
12
10
110
5,700
50%
Jan
23
*106'A
130
No par
18
Mar 16
110
*128%
Engineering Inc new__l
22% Jan
33
130
7,000
Combustion
22
20% Nov 10
*128'A
3'A
43'A
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
12
20
6
129'A
70%
30
Apr
19
1
43%
*62%
Solvents
25
3
3
43%
128'A
20 Vs
Commercial
45 % May
69
70%
131
193/4
21% Mar 20
106% May
2"%
43%
36% Mar 22
14% Jun
5
111% Aug 16
44% Jan 24
69 'A
♦82%
17'A Jun
10
118
4%
117
3
43%
29% Apr
58
25% May 26
34% Nov 18
1
117%
*900
100
common
Credit
Jun
69%
3
43'/a
5
Pictures
Commercial
15
68%
3
43%
cumulative preferred.No par
13
7% Jun
683/4
3
70
5,900
2.50
54
39"% May 28
18%
*106'A
I
45% May 24
8
18%
*129'A
50
Columbia Gas System Inc
28
18%
131%
B
17% Feb
18%
System—
A
28% Mar 19
30
*45
noncumulative 2nd
May 25
3,600
com—100
9
Mar
23% May 28
42%
108%
pfd
Feb
62
23
42
*108
18%
43%
series B
45
Apr 21
102
42%
108 %
18%
68 J/4
com—No par
Mar 29
Apr 22
*100%
423/8
*108
18 3/8
3
*88%
May 27
32
102
423A
108%
4,900
423/4
69%
No par
No par
63
31
*100%
42 J/4
*1073/4
42%
*41%
18%
553/4
75
7
102
*1003/4
108
42 3A
18%
10
6
11
204
*41%
68%
—No par
16
23 % Oct
*194
423A
43%
com
Jan
22% Oct
204
*41%
4%
preferred
*194
43
4%
59
Colorado &
5,500
204
*194
20%
*41'A
1
Corp
200
60%
20
.
423A
Co
Iron
97%
59%
20-4—
73
106%
Collins & Aikman
Colorado Fuel
*96%
61
*96%
*70%
1063/4
preferred
98
59
19%
'
73
19
3
2,000
13,400
59
193/4
*70'A
43%
Corp—No par
41%
71%
100
Co
41
41'A
15
107
715/8
No par
(The)
*104
73
preferred.100
Internat'l
14%
15
*715/a
2nd
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50
*41%
stock__50
42%
108
403A
67
67'A
107
73
73
50
*129%
Liquidating
14,700
14%
104
965/8
102
1
preferred
cumulative
67%
67%
14%
57%
19%
*1003/4
43
108%
"40 J/4
67%
107
57%
102
42%
108%
14%
180
98
*100%
Corp
C.N.I,
57
100
15
gtd
Cluett Peabody & Co com
13
6,700
41%
19%
96%
206
No par
Aug 26
Jan
19%
♦96'A
57
66%
*104
40%
*194
1
125
193/4
973A
56%
14%
204
No par
18
77
.
66%
107
*194
com...
4%
40J/4
193/4
15
preferred
guaranteed
41%
65%
•14%
*104
100
Co com
RR 7%
15
*963/4
5
new
66%
107
39%
100
Corporation
106% Jun
15% Mar 14
66%
*14%
*104
No par
Climax Molybdenum
Aug 26
44%
433A
23
122
44'A
44%
75 'A Apr
9
7,600
443/4
44
8
100 % Mar
51%
44%
23
5
28%
100%
51%
44
Jan
Jan
28%
100%
44%
60
141
24,100
27%
43%
80% May
20
46,700
50%
49'A
3
*
66 %
100'A
50
24% Jan
Apr
65
27
99
49
Jun
ClevUe
65%
25%
59%
100
27%
97'A
50 3/4
18
Special
27'A
99
preferred
Ilium
Pitts
27%
64%
64%
50
5
preferred
Cleveland &
273/8
63%
*97
10
Louis Ry
Elec
63%
50%
100
noncumulative
Cleveland
62%
98%
common
convertible
& St
,.
No par
Corp
Equipment Co
C
*13'A
50%
*97
100
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common
Clark
14
,.10
Cities Service Co
128% Jun
90
59
22%
33 'A
59
Electric—
City Investing Co
5%% preferred
148% Mar 14
6
59
23
33
Milling Mach Co
C I T Financial
4
Apr
59
22%
32aA
preferred
Cincinnati
133% Jan
50% May
*58%
23%
323A
10
4
10,800
22 3/8
Jan
49
20%
*58%
45
2
300
20%
100
40% May 31
17
990
&
5,000
100
45V2 May 12
25% Feb 14
39% Mar 14
4
Gas
13,166
20%
273/4
61
23
191/2
27%
169
70% Apr
19%
100
400
40'A
64%
7
5
19 '/a
47%
63
18
26
19%
25
47
25
41% Jun
Apr
19
21%
31%
24%
3
Jan
9
34% Jan
193/a
102
*39%
87
Jan
106
40
25'A
*56%
15
100% May 28
47
*39%
24%
40% Feb
4
46%
39%
25 y4
18
6
46%
39%
58%
104% Jan
13
251/4
45%
40
*56
18
Oct
25
451/4.
39%
*24%
104% Jan
Sep
25'A
44%
58%
30
Jan
24%
40
21%
*30
25'A
23
41
21%
31%
*24%
Jan
103
*211/4
*30
*56
12% Jan
111
21'A
102
25%
46% May 24
33% May 31
102%
58%
6
May 28
15,500
*24%
47% Jan
196
600
63%
44%
19
6,700
39%
63'A
31% ;
24%
8%
39
63'A
*55
8
19% May 29
8%
300
No par
pid._
com
A
Copper Co.
Chrysler Corp
41% Jun
94 % Feb
92
noncuin
Western
*101
102
8%
78
39
25
24%
No par
Chicago Pneumatic ToolVom
22
25
108
A
63'A
*39%
50
preferred series
*100'A
8%
*38
*44
Del.50
com
8%
253/4
3
23
l
Ry
Paul & Pac
North
*30%
102
8%
58%
10
202% Sep
(The)
Western
series
&
5%
21
par
preferred
Chic Milw St
Chic
*100%
40
Chicago Corp
3
21
14
preferred—100
A
37% Jan
Oct
Feb
Va..
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
4%
Oct
191
of
Common
25
9J/4
8%
39
2
115
2,900
8%
4
26
9%
63%
28% Apr
27
Jan
9%
39%
102% Apr
51% Jun
19% Jan
9%
8%
13
94
9'A
62%
25
30
9'A
*38%
Jun
27
9%
5
25% Apr
Sep
9'A
1
96
54
9%
*243A
5
Nov
107
9%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
Cincinnati
100
1.25
*56
1
Jun
4.800
__25
60
16
33 %
Chile
9
101% Nov
32%
1
7
51% Feb
18
130
33%
69 % Mar
20 % Feb
66% Jan
1041/4
33
79
30% May 21
14% May 22
Aug 29
104
33%
38 3/a
43% Mar
4
59
78
105%
32%
*781/2
*104
593/8
8
10% Jan
3
78%
*104
32%
38'/a
37% Jun
7
*78
105%
32'A
593/8
30
Jan
79%
105%
32%
*13%
42% Dec
14
15% May
79'A
5
30
9 % Feb
29
*781%
105%
32%
*104
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
Chickasha Cotton Oil
10
42% Dec
14% July 27
22% Feb
1
79%
105%
1
Inc
Manufacturing
Chemway Corp
Chesapeake Corp
33% Jan
6
Cab
Aircraft
4
36% Jan
15% Jan
Vouglit
2
13
105% May
2
24% Jan 16
8
No pat
No par
$4.50 preferred
3
Jun
9
Common
42% Jan
21
Dec
3
7
10
4
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.
Monday* June 25, 1956
..
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V
NEW YORK STOCK
Bange for Previous
Mage' Since Jan. 1 * *
Highest
Year 1955
^2%
23
19% Apr
14% Feb
2
D
Continental
Insurance
11
Continental
Motors
32
May 17
44% Feb
9
24% Jan 23
70
Mar 20
37% Nov 30
27-/4 J«n
8
73% Jun
64
Jan
20
Mar 14
Sep
32% May
14
52
31
12
100
94
Jun
26
102
94% Jun
5
26'
Oct
28
May 23
Apr 29
30% May 2
183% July 6
43% Dec 21
24% Jan 25
5
Jan
2% Jan
16
50
9
98% Nov IS
97% Mar
3
May 29
13
28% Jun
19
30% Jan
74
Apr 15
22% 8ep 30
37% Sep 23
60% Jan
10
33% Dec 30
Sep
53% Jan
59% Dec 29
55% Nov 30
107
Sep 27
32% Jan
5
57 % Dec
9
46
Jun
8
12% Nov
9
20% Mar
7
14
Jan
13
6-
18% Mar 29
6
2
73% Apr 26
13% Jan
6% Jan
59
3
Feb
14% May 28
7% Jan 10
9% May
14% Sep
8% Mar 14
67% Jan
37% Aug 19
3o
6% Oct 31
9% Jan 11
Feb 23
116
105
Jun
6%
Jan
110
May
4
52% May 23
67% Feb 23
55% Jan
4
15% Jan
30% Nov
30
26% Jan
23
35% May
36% NOV 18
Jan
7
33% Feb
6<
31
Jan
6
135
Jan
27
135% Jan
140
56% Jan
7.
86
; Dec
43% Jan
6
53% Dec
73
Jun
04
22
Jan
48
27
Way
14
37
39
138
23
111% May
95
0H3% NOV >30
16% Oct 31
■
-
1
13% Jun
6%'Apr.
7% July 12
4% May 12
11% Oct 28
13% July
1
23
32 % Mar
4
6
42% Jan
17
61
Mar
48
14
17'/4 Jan 17,
.14% Jan*
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
4,400
5
96
Apr
30
99
*50
52
56
♦55
3
30
30
29%
29%
29
29Y4
28'%
29
77
78%
79
791/2
79%
80%
78%
79%
94%
*94
*93%
95V2
96%
*95
44%
5%
46%
5%
-6
Aug 11
33% Jan 12
66
Jan
95
28%
29%
28%
28%
28%
28%
65
65%
65
05
65
28%
65'A
29
65
643/4
64%
500
14%,
14%
14%
14%
143/a
14%
143%
14j/2
14%
14%
4,400
33%
33%
♦32%
33%
32%
32%
*323/4
331/2
33 V4
33%
900
66%
65%
102% 102%
65%
12,900
17% Sep
12% May 17
22
Feb
1
34
Oct
5
.
No par
25
•1021/a
103
47%
48
47%
48
17%
17V4
17%
■*17%
17a/4
17%
17%
17 %
17%
15%
12%
*79%
81%
5
8%
2.50
*35%
7%
60%
32%
*135%
35%
1
105%
46 Va
47
47
47
89%
*89V4
893/4
873/4
89%
90
*89
90 Va
*89
90%
*89
93
*91%
923/4
*91%
92%
*91 3/4
series
C-.
100
*92
»
23%
50o
u—
50c
-26%
__20
23%
14%
id
*32%
;js
pref cried
23
48
Apr 30
May 22
79
13
14% Feb
9
19
Apr
9
26% Feb
9
35
Apr
5
De
8
Devoe & Raynolds
4
6
40% Sep
26
37 % Jan
19
28
32 % Jan
11
.13% Jan
10
12% Jan
30% Apr
9% Nov
Diamond
7
5
35% Jan
22% NOV 30
20% Jan
30
7
13% Jun
13% Jan
16%. Feb' 23
1
49
7
3
33% May 28
11% Jan 10
64% Apr 26
Apr 29
9
39 % Mar
10% Jan
May 25
52% Jan
3
31% Jan 27
May 8
73% May 11
39% Apr 23
11% Feb
13
9,
Apr
5%
9
conv
19% May 28
1 10% Jun 14
7% Jbn
200 Ve Jun
Dow
3
12% May 23
11% Jan' 17
6
.33% Dec 29
38
-
~'-46% Jan
101
12
6
8
Apr 12
Apr 12
-
125% Apr
6
93
'Apr 11
July 25
50% Oct
14
12-
53-
33
49% Apr 27
53% Apr 22
—48% Jan
Feb
51% July 22
50% Aug
9
51% Sep 28
14
Jan
6
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55
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Chemical
Duplan Corp
48'-1
Nov
3
20%
393/,
40
ll
%
hi
'37% Jim 15
.50.
:
Feb
■
27
:
;53% Mar
.
6
'52% •Jan
Feb
52% Jan
Apr 20
12
49% May 18
49% Apr 25.
17% Nov 17
'54
Feb
17% Jan
11
5
30a/4
*30V4
30 3/4
*33
38%
*33
38 V4
15%
55%
27
Jan
6
;
35% Jan
6
•58-
6
32% Jun 21
r'34% Dec 14
87% Nov 15
-22
Jan
f: * 31% Jan 18
,
-67
Mar 14
163
<
45
Mar 14
24% Mar 15
<
.
.
92% July 22
36
Jan
6
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103
t
.
Jan
-
2
36 % Feb 17
43% Feb 14'
31
52
Nov
.
:
3% Nov 10
4
56
55%
55%
5534
553/4
55%
38%
39
38%
39 V.
39
391/4
4,300
34 '/a
341/8
34%
34
34 Va
34 Va
34'/a
900
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
17%
173/8
17%
15%
151/4
15Va
15%
800
35
351%
35%
35'/4
4,700
9%
93/s
9%
1,600
15
15
15
15
35%
353/s
35V8
35%
91/8
.
>
9VB
9Ve
9%
55
55%
9%
55%
5% Feb 10
3% Jun
-3
34% Feb 23
32
6
22% Feb 25
31% Feb 17
14
'20% Oct 17
47% Deb 28
43% Nov
39%
19
3
J ah
6
Jah
3
11% Oct 31
-25% Jan
-
28% Jan
96
* 3
-
6
Feb
2
25% Apr
20% Jan
4
76
18
Jan
11
69% bet
4
Apr 13'
36% Jun
15% Jan
'
:
•
94
18:
Jan
50.
106
21:
72
33
33
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Dr Pepper Co—
65% Jan 24
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23%
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3
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6
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.
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11
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26
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61
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24
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6
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.
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3
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17
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16
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56
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Dayton Power & Light common
Feb
52
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77
.
29%
2.50
;
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56%
'
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20%. Jun
31% May
52
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95%
pfd
95% Mar
.
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55
37 %
Dan River Mills Inc
48% Feb
18
23
52
55
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57
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5,500
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Apr
27%
27%
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39% Sep 23
35% May 5
.
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6,000
50
.
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6
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33% Aug 26
50
1
27% Jail
(
92
May 11
100 % Nov 22
28% Dec 20
49%
Davega* Stores Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
88
86% Apr
18
97
2
95% Feb
.
Sep 20
66 % Jan
Sep 15
93
May 16
44% Jan 24
50%
1
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17% May 21
3
22
Jan
,
50 Ve
100
Cutler-Hammer Inc
7
17% Mar 19
;
50^8
—
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Mar 29
96
,
14
Mar 14
13
preferred
Curtis-Wright
May 23
455
4
2d
50
51
49%.
95
'
Mar 17
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50
Corp
$7
-
18
Apr
49%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
14
-
600
29%
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Cuneo Press Inc
1
02 % May
.
36%
23%
94
Products
4% %
8% May 25
4
36%
29
pfd
Cuban-American Sugar
Cudaby Packing Co common
13
3
Jan
37 Ya
28%
97
Cuba RR 6%
3
Feb
40
4
36%
29%
.96
Common
Mar 15
10% Jan
8% Jun 21
15
31 % Mar 29
*101% May 25
82
4
37%
29%
50
$4.20 preferrea__;
Crucible Steel of Amer—
19% Apr 10
17% Apr
9
14% May 7
■
*36%
29%
*94%
Crown
57% Mar 21
121%
36%
-
Cream of Wheat Corp
2
6,900
122%
6%
122%
122%
common
3%% preferred
3
Feb
6%
36%
,*94%
$2 preferred
Crown Zellerbach
104
6%
29%
5
Crescent
69% Apr
23
6,300
6%
6 Va
6%
6,300
121%
76%
35% Feb 23
102% May 24
3
May
600
49V2
29%
-
5
Electric
9
18% Feb 28
13% May 22
32% Apr 23
24%
483/4
37 Va
Crane Co common
75% Apt
33
7
24%
48%
123%
Corp
Coty Inc 1—,
;
Coty International Corp
7
3 '
251/4
48%
*29%
5
Cosden Petroleum
"
*24%
49%
6%
6%
30.
7%
42% Mar 26
2
24%
48%
*36%
1
Corn
3
24%
50
48%
6%
preferred
_i—
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Apr 20
6% Jan
347/b Feb
45% Feb 23
J3% Mar 30
102
19
92% May
6
28% Jan
23
5% Jan
25
25
51
122%
3% %
5
1
2% Feb 18
48% Jan 28
34% Oct 11
£5% Jan 24
*
35% Jan
180% Mar
Dubiller
14%
14
series
6%
Corning Glass Works
32% Feb 24
26
7 % Aug
7
2
;
Jan
Apr
Cornell
Jan 25
99
27% Jan 20
17U
Preferred
87% Apr
5
99
Jan,19
19
Jan
31
i4y8
-—-8
Delaware
Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
65% May 2
40% Mar 12
65% Jan
of
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co
2
26
54% Jan
98
175% Dec 28
Jan
49% Apr
143%
6%
Continental Steel Corp
23
July 19
50 V» Jan
Continental Oil
5
Apr
41% Apr
14%
_1
3
25% Jan
6
48% Apr 14
54
9% Jan
126
2
52% Sep 19
28% July 27
53
July 5
58
Jul? 27
35% May 18
21% Mar 29
29
May 28
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Shares
June 22
June 21
14%
14%
24%
50%
-
the Week,
Friday
Thursday
""
14Va
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14%
5
,
June 20
14%
24 %
£8% Apr
Wednesday
June 19
Jane 18
20
94
Jan 23
34% Jun
l
Tuesday
Monday
Pat
15
28
18
20j/2 Jan
.
8
14
Dec
Sales far
LOW AND HIGH SALE FK1CE8
STOCK
Continental Cop & Steel Xnd com—2
5% convertible preferred
—2*
44% Nov 25
105
24
Jan
25% Mar 14
YOHK
EXCHANGE
16% Apr 23
27% Apr 23
14
22% Feb
23% Nov 25
6
"8% Dec
10
14% Nov
May 12
Feb
48% Jun
10
NEW
Lowest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
tlt
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NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
lutcc for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
-
Oct
I 21
t
29
21% Feb
9
.6
20% Sep
13
15% Jan
20
72% Dec
30
i
24 y« Jan
6
41% Dec
30
„
12 Va Nov
1
21% Feb
7
13% Dec
28
18% Apr
7
17% Mar
25 % Dec
62% Jan
_
15
May 16
,
22% Mar 14
164s Jan
7
22% Jun
25
8% July 12
Sep 26
Nov
9
70
.
Jan
Feb
2
9
9
13% Jan
57
Jan
4
*51
Jan
Jan
3
,43 % Jan
*31% Jan
11
■
13 % Feb
23
Jun
12
Apr 23
45
24
*10% Jan
17% Jan
4
Oct
17
40 % Jan
24
8% Nov
: 9
13% Feb
23
29,
29% Feb
3
6
38% Apr
2d
31% Feb
3*3% Nov
17
33% Mar
93
Apr
22
23 %
Sep~
27
Nov
17'
33 % Feb
18
67% Dec
30
62
Jan
Jan
18
82 % Sep
23*"
68
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26
102
Apr
*
9
36% Sep
*
; 43%
40
Mar 15
Jan
99.
69
Feb
35% Jun
14 *
96% Nov
20% Oct
20% Oct
7% Sep
July 15
126
Sep
100
Jun
26%
11
28 •
51
Feb
13
11
13% Nov
29
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43
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11.
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46
Jan
23
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23
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.
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5
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30% Sep
29
9
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4
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9
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13
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3
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31
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8
35
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23
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29
63
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26
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7
21
9
8
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3
134
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7
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23
28
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11
24% Jan
23
General
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86
142
18
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10
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13
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12
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27
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5
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7
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3
17
7
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13% Jan
5
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66% Jan
Mar
120
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1197/a Dec
Mar 29:
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27
137% Jan
Mar
80
9
46% Oct
;
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28'
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13
77% Jun
6
7
123
11
54
61
May
9
118% Apr
71% Apr
122% Mar
40% May 28
119% Apr 23
3
6
30
9
961/4 Apr
31
Feb
59% Dec
6
50% Feb
2
71% Apr
3
5% Dec
2
Mar 17..
39% Sep
15
40
May
4
/ 33% Dec
I
55%
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May 25
..
34
21
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Jun
29
101
Jun
-
Nov
15
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34% Jan
87-
4
29% Feb
46
19
8
Jun
13
118% Jun
27
43% Sep
23
36
3
41
Jan
49
Jun
Mar
May 17
105 % Jun
Jan
General
General
,
General
5
'100
Apr
4
121% Apr
5
60% May 23
14
23
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49
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21
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155
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11
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17
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11
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14
21
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34
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3
46% Apr
;
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30
27
6
39% Sep
12
34
45% Dec
30
37% May 15
45
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92
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9
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8
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24
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4
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137
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3
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.
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.
....
5
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74
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30
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54 J/4
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100
50% Jan
-
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.
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5
;
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22% Oct
7
533/4
;
71/4
.
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87 % Dec
Dec
•
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y
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6
100
53
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6
145
98 V4
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343/a • ,•34%
86
15%
;
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109%
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26
6
;
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Dec
Mar 21
99%'/
104%
17% Jan
Jan
433%
52%::
:
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•
433%
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85%
,
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145
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104%
5% Jan
&
99%
65%
14
Apr
52%
4,800
104%
59 % Jan
153
43%
50-
500
: 48%
473/a
:
6,900
.
15%
64%
preferred
$4.50
9
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■
103
.
104%
(Mar 14
4
47%.
47%:
37 Va
:
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,.
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Aug
37
l:
105%
(The)
Jan
103
153/4- v 153%.. -...153%
64%
Brothers
9
37'/a'
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44% Mar
36%
v
16
100
Gillette
99
37
90
2,200
100
*3
15
103
-
l.buO
-
1,500
27% Mar 20
17
,
11
1,400
8
11
11
15" -
23% Jun
Dec
:
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313/4
29% Sep
Jan
11
27%
18
5
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lo
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36y«Oct
11
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27
20
*
11
os
■
15 Va:
common
4%
50% May
;
II,900
-
-
104%
53
27%
Georgia-Pacific Corp
Getty Oil Co common...
■
:
81
*103 Va
(
67%
:
;
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i
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80%
.
53'%'.
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6
35
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50
com
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-
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,
I
Time Corp common.No par
preferred
100
4%%
i
'
26%
General Refractories
2
81
103%
53
52'/a
"i
17%
79 Va
103 Vz
53 %
15%
General Railway
9
79%
103 %.
'
9%
32%" 12%
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15% "15%,:
". .31% ; 31%
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7
13,600
43%
.
54%
17%.
J
^
84%
27%
3
22% Jan
17%
83
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if
3,-140%
99 '•••
54 •.
83%
46 3/4
;
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54%
823/a
6,900
15%
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93
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1,200
83
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67%
140
;
27%
U ■
.
99%
-
50
27 Va
36%
43%
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49
27%
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37
43%
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493/4
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,
101 *
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39 V
-
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,
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-
130
39%'
2,300
27 VH
40 Vs Jan
11
'
11 r
•
36%'
:
38%
:
500
32 %
'
39%
800
283%
31%
15 %
9% Oct,
1% Nov
84
101
,
99
■
*28
27 Va
.1
,
,
17%
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General
5,500
9
27 */4
preferred
General
1,800
34%
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•
'
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,.1401
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Outdoor
Advertising—.15
8
Apr.
66% Apr
,
'52% -52%
*99'/a ' 99%
66% • 67%
,138.
-
49%
'
,
,
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•
47%
44-i*'"
..
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General Portland Cement Co
1
32'%
8 '/a
15%
preferred
•General
283%
31%
:
27%
45% Sep
41% Mar 14
'
28 I
r.
-.
/ Id
T"47%
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com
28%
32
va
r 39
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78 %
79
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53' •
53%
,
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-
37%
Id
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28%
33
33 %
337/s'
8,100
32 Va
32%'.
2,300
15%
15%
11
'
l
,
8%
34%
27%
38% Oct
28
'37
.2
33 Vz
8%
31 Va
50%
83
;*10l .J 103_ \
'General
'•
21
8% Apr
52
2
5%
$5
9
33 Vs Apr
100% Feb
23
-90
May
28% Mar
3
100 y4 Apr
51% Jun
3
17% Apr
2
46% May 14
24% May 28
38'
Jan 23
,
Jan,
38 %" Mar 28
9
26
37 % Nov
130
*27%
* " 84%
"11
,
32%
34%
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39%
4j%'
27%
53
'
*
:
24
5
May 25
24% Mar 14
91
103% Sep
*124
51
""10%
,
33
400
34
15%
-
Transportation—2.50
Amer
Foods
General
18
53% Feb
7
14% Feb
.
3
29'
3
68% Jun
14
4
65% Nov-14
18
■
16
37% Apr
11
v
43% Jan
1
101% Mar 15
"
1
61% Feb
July" 11
Nov
: 31.
101
.38 Va Nov
4% Jan
14
-17% Mar 24
21
130
..
52 '/2
"
1
19
4yaJan
31
9
39
:
124% Feb
10
13% Oct
40
78%" 78 '%
♦lC4vu 105 ;
'
153/a
"
50%
83
.100
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General Mills common..
2
49 y4 Mar 20
18
35% Nov
36% Nov
;
32 ;
27%
'•
Jun
7
Dec
28%
32
*8%
"
General Finance Corp
9
79
28 V2
32 V4
*124
34%.
14%
15
Apr
Aug
6
,
34
33%
33%
34%
14%
33
;
.
33%
28%
9
39 J/8
„_6.25
Corp
19
General
3o,700
27%
preferred
General
12%
'
32'/4
i
34 Va
14%
83/4
33%
33%
34 Vs
8%
28%
lo
preferred
11
20
14
com
Investors
17
43 Vs Mar 14
39% Jan
33 %
'
Zt3°/4
"
5
__.100
Acceptance
Electric
*
33
33 Va
:„____2.50 *
__..5
Dynamics
29% Jan
98
Inc__._t^5.
—No par
General
50% Apr
6
10 % Mar 20
12%
14%
(The)—
Industries Inc
General
43% May 28
7% Jun
1
123/4
34%
(The)
3
23
12%
100
~
14 %
General Contract Corp common—.2
6% series preferred——3
.10
26
1,200
34%
preferred
Mar 19
Jun
6%
14%
71/4
65
5
b%
7
34%
30'%
8
/
7,500
14%
7..V«
23
Nov
Jan
102
66% Jan
7%
70
483%
34%
——
56% Jun
July 11
,
127
20
5
4
I,700
70
48 %
48%
50
(Robert).commonJ.-.I.. —29%
American
conv
.
T3 Va
11,600
55
V
52% Jan
.
30:
'
,
.4%
Xo V8
12%
12%
7%
'
74
481/2
7%
-
49%
*49%
preferred
General
13
2
2
Aug. 17
C 48% Feb
t
$8
85
.May 7
36% Jan .,5
.
16% Nov
Nov
12%
;
*69
48 3/8
*53
Genera] Bronze Corp
13
130
13%
74
*69'.
50
General Cable Corp com
4% 1st preferred.
97% Feb
26
18
24% Mar 15
*-
7%
*__•
34% Mar 13
7
1,000
23%
53
General Baking Co common.—
26
Jan
183%
23'/a
.
50
Inc. NY1_^_5
33% May
.
23%
♦54
$4.50 preferred
General
9% Mar 16
May 22
1,500
*18%
183/e
23%
50%
Coi__^.^^.—7
convertible
.General
5
Dec
July
*1 VH
_
convertible
.Gar Wood
15% Mar 6
29% Mar 27
t
f
11% Jan
93
7%
12%
Garrett Corp
13
71
83% Mar 18
,
Corp_J_._,__ 11 £T * """34%"" 35%
(The)
Inc
*18%
23%
56
.Trailet ■„ Co common—7.^1
_i.___._iOO *
Co
Co
123%
12%
va
*49%
$4.50 preferred 1———100
Gambie-Skogmo Inc common
5%
Feb 23
Jan
28
I 45% Jan
49%
preferred
-Qabrlel
18%
5,700
1-%
12
'
12%
*64
.„._5 J
Gamewell Co
28
16
/
48 %
7 '/8
"
4%
42
12%
va'
50%
Cdrp
Fruehauf
413%
42 %
123%
57
Co
Freeport Sulphur
5,000
50
Gardner-Denver Co
29
Jan
73
48%
"
Motor
5,500
*54
.1^'
preferred
4
Dec
15
Fire
9
57% Jan
136% Dec
*69
73
48%
1
'/a
'
*69
1
FOster-Wheeler
16
..'9% Dec
i, 29% Jan
23 Va
Francisco Sygar Co„—_-._s._No par
"Franklin Stores Corp
1.
_—l "
9
t
107% Mar
18%
17
90%
51
Foremost'Dairies Inc.—
3,
.7
105
18 r8
23%
17%
89%
58
Corp
3%%
47% Mar 13
..
25
Mar
18%
5,200
17%
•
12
Shares
90%
Va
42
'
23 %
j__No par *
Co___„__^
^_5 *
FOrd
,
3
M0% Mar
,
20
9% Mar
*
.
34% Mar 14
112'/a Mar 21.
Dec
45
12%
.
"
18",8
Food Mscpinery 'dr Chem Corp^__lO
3Vt% convertible rpreferred—1100
,
18
9% Jan
12
28% May 29
46% Feb
21
12 va
12%
•.
Mar 29
51
4% Oct 20
12
12%
23%
Food. Fair B to res Inc common—
l
$4.20 dly cum pfd ser of '51._s.l5
•
A ,18% Mar 22
38% Apr 23 «
32% July 18
25% Oct
5
27
137/a Mar 12
35 % Mar 14.
^
9
May 10
t.
30 '
Phoenix
'
J07 y4 Jan
5,
,5
'May 10
.
t.
27% Dec
12 %
90
,
the Week
23%
♦50
*
.>0
July,
71
:,41% Apr
10% Apr
14
Feb
42%
11%
*12%
V4
Florence Stove On
Florida Power Corp_^_______7 ya
'Florida Power & Light Coi_No par
.97% Mar 20
9
Feb
39
423/a
41%
12%
.lb%
23%
*54
'
,
27
89>
,11% Sep 15
49%; July 27
25
41% Jan
<-
Feb
25% Jan
24'-
Jun
7
.
21 Ye Jari
May 29
27'*"
.113
41%
41%
11%
23 %
(The) Carpet
Flintkote Co (The^ common5
-- M
preferred ^_i.__J__a._No par",
-.63% Mar 12
8
* Oct
-34
,
•104% May 24
91%
_io
Firth
-
82
23*'
27
Feb,
147'"
12% Jan 23
9% Dec 22
5% May 18
.
<
89-/4
1
:
,4%% preferred
Flrtt Nationa IS tores
*
8% Feb 24
-
16% Mar 23
94
89%
*
28% Dec
88% Mar 30"
89 %
"
23%
_50
•Firestone Tire &'Rubber
3
62
Apr 18
102% Maj* 9 -:
'• 100
'
■
Jan,
46% Mar
A
51% May 28
/16% May 28,
6-.
98% Nov
'6
•„
49%'Apr
"
13
Feb
96% Apr
Aug" 22
12% Apr
25% Dec
Filtrol
21% Mar 12
15
109
Mar 31;
50 1
91%
23%
Friday
June 11
,
serles____50
k Fifth Ave Coach Lines Inc__^
Mar 29
41
27
99 % Jun
3*
.14% Jun
Jan
Fidelity
23
105 % Mar 14
13
50% Jun
21*
30
14
:
1
Mar 26
12% Feb
16
36% Feb
•
28-'
11% Mar 14
68
May
16
'
1
17 V4
•
21
8
41% Feb
July 7% Sep 14 A
61%'Sep 21 f*
.
xo%
18
Perro Corp
'
'
l_
2 _1
•Fibreboard Paper Prod com._No
par
4% cum conv preferred
_100
1
Jun
61
Jan. 3
'"
!
May
81
.
98% Apr 30
15% Jun. 21
*
105
,13 A
46% Jan 25'
,102 '
17*
48% Apr
6v
17%
Bearings
5
Electrip Co____-_U
Fenestra Inc
39% Mar 23
106% Jan
*
;
: 10%
May 23 •.
26% Jan 12:
11
17%
Bower
-
106
^
35% Jan
1
88
49 % May 28
19
46% Feb
26
32 > Oct
20..
11% Sep
* Aug 29
18% Mar 11
17%
12%
5
•Felt
'
100
*
3
62% Jun
Aug 17
*
23%
"
Mar
108
Mar -9
53
!
1
23%
41%
•
50
common
1953
Federal Paper Board Co
iJPfederated Dept Stores
& Tarrant Mfg Co
9
135
12
104
*7
30% Feb
10
Sep
; 54 •
Pacific
,61
23
'
pfd
conv
Federal
Mar 22
43
-
23
35 % Jan
s
,
24
1
pfd set A_„_
cony cum
5%%
Mogul
31% May
Jun 21
May 1
26 %
24
5*
.
Federal
10 y4 Jan
'
23%
"
18
37% Mar 14
;
24
-11%
-
-
__2
Fedders-Qulgan Corp
9
Apr
Sales fer
June 21
1
Corp
Apr
PRICES
Thursday
89%
20
Metallurgical Corp__.
Farwick
36% May
■
:
7
.49
'124
Fansteel
7
16
-
13
Jan
13
13 Vt Mar 29
1
110
7
SALE
June 20
17—
Cotp_i
39% Apr 30
8% May 28
Mar 14
22
I_
Fajardo Sugar Co_^^
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp common
b% preferred series B_
6 ••'
51
:
26% May 28
28% Jan
•
12
.
57
-
31% May 22
'
HIGH
Wednesday
June 19
23a/4
~_i
"3
7% Jun
*
5
3
Tuesday
June 18
_s
49% Jun'
:
12
50
Dec
-
41% Sep
Apr
25'/a Mar
,75 Vs Mar
22
47
^
20
8
27
31% July 21
1
1
3
1.4%. Mar 16
_
31
6% Apr
31
Monday
Fairbanks Morse ds Co
l_No par
Falrchlld Engine & Airplane
2
'
lo-Ja Jan
;
23
74
LOW AND
■*
Par
1
Ex-Cello Corp
3
49% Feb
1
7
Mar 23
93 % May
May Z6
.Evans Products .CoEversharp Inc
Apr. 30
20
,
20
5 % Mar 14
26% Jan
26
,
23
12% Jun
,
July
1
37% Nov 30
68
r
1
38% May
'.11
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
,
RECORD
r
4
*
^
26% Sep
May 11
43 i
Highest
.
10
13% Jan
i
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1.
Lowest
Highest
♦
1
92-
"'* 92
15%
*90%
15'%
92
,
♦90%
92
100
41%
203/4
137
*70%
.
1,000
30%
100.
*'
42'%
,
'
'
20%
2934
-35%
15%
%0%
15%
92
1,200
"
2,500
29V»
•343/4
7,200
110
137 V5t
72
.1,200
'
-
*
700
24,200
100
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
.
Monday, June 25, 1958
.
(3026)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Su(( for Previous
27% Jun
8
45%
8 V* Apr
4
5% Jan
6
44% Feb
23
33% Jun
8
Jan
6
96% Oct
31
90
Jun
11
83% Jan
35% Jan
3
35% Jan
23
61 % Mar 14
Feb^
93% Sep 23
$5
Gulf Oil
7
18
38 % Nov
3
Aug 26
104% July 13
105
Jun
109% Jun
7
100
Apr
104
Dec
8
107
Jun
10
101
May 21
41
Dec
15
Jan
31
Jan
35
42% Mar 20
23
98% May 31
9
103 % Feb
105% Feb
23
45% Apr
Shares
29%
7,200
7 %
29%
29%
1,600
73/s
-7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
34 3/o
34%
34%
—No par
„
90%
90'A
•90%
91%
♦90%
91%
90^8
903/8
*903/8
91%
300
119%
1213A
119%
121 %
120%
121%
119%
121%
17,600
36%
1,600
Corp
Utilities
*7
120
120
5,900
35
Co—
—No par
36%
36%
dividend
100
*99
*104
104%
100
*103
104 %
25
♦43
43%
preferredpreferred$4.44 dividend preferred-
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
100'/a
100
$4.20
29 3/8
29%
33%
$4.40 dividend
0
28%
par
com —No
Common
28
Feb
108
27
29%
28%
25
preferred
Gulf States
101
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR
Mar 14
28 3/4
28%
the Week
June 22
June 21
June 20
June 19
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 18
,
1
Guantanamo Sugar
Apr 18
39% Mar 23
129% May
Par
Grumman Aircraft Corp—
13
8
98
Monday
EXCHANGE
Sales fer
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
Lowest
Hlfheit
32% July 19
5 Va Dec 22
90
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Tear 11)55
LoWMt
36%
36 %
'98
100
*98
100
*98
100
200
104
103%
103%
104
104
103
103
220
104
99
*102%
104%
99
103%
•103
•102%
104%
104%
*102%
H
45% Aug 10
6
19% Jan
18 % Oct
46% July 12
•41% Jan
5
69% Nov
25
58% Feb
10
84% May
13
7
24% Sep
14
20% May
4
22% Mar
5
Hall
Hamilton
Water
Hackensack
(W F)
Printing Co„^
13
25% Feb
4
19
Jan
24
25
Apr
2
Oct
7
100% Feb
4
87
Jan
24
07
Apr
4
21% Jan
6
38% Dee
6
34
May 28
42% Mar 29
Hammermill
38
6
55
Dec
6
48
Jan
59% May
134% July 25
26% Mar 14
143
Nov
10
40% Nov
17
79%'
Jan
23
135% Jun 21
146
Well Cementing—5
Halliburton Oil
23
23
23%
*23 %
233/4
*23'/a
93%
*93%
95
*93 %
♦35%
36%
35%
35%
35%
36%
36
36%
*36
36%
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
9
54%
54%
54%
54%
*543/4
553/4
o*%
D-t ~4
54
100
♦135%
135%
135%
2.50
1
38%
38%
38%
39
38%
39%
39
39'/a
38 V*
♦31 %
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
32%
32'A
33
Paper
Co
35% Apr
10
35% July 5
8% Jan 14
25
39
Mar 29
Hart Schaffner & Marx
6
Jan
17
8
Mar 27
Hat Corp of America common
34
Jan
5
39
16% Oct
18
27% Nov 21
15% Jan
6
20% Nov
3
Jan
20
preferred
Harsco
3
36% Jun
4%%
20
Dec
36% Sep
84% Jan
24
91
39% Jan
3
96 %
Aug 15
22% Jan
13% May 28
19% May 7
7
23
Sep
3
11
34% Mar 27.
9
8
89% Feb
60
Jan
7
6
25% Dec
36% Jan
3
11
38% July 25
22% Mar 2
.37.
17% Oct
May'li
120
23"% Jan
27
8
40
Mar 14
51% Jan
13
25
11
Oct
126
51
Dec
48
3%%
Helme
-Jun
18
54
27% Jan
23
11
34% Nov
9
31% Mar 18
43% Dec
29
37% Feb
14
15% May 12
20% Nov
16
15% Jun
11
71
79% Aug
3
98% Dec 30
69% Jun
21
20% Mar 19
77% Feb
3
87% Jun
19
99 -
51% Aug 24
42% Feb 14
Jan
5
,
89% Jan
3
34% Jan
6
10% Nov
28
12% Jan
5
10% Jun
12
Oct
31% Jan
10
20% Jun
22
16% Jan
3
new
t
3
26% Oct
28
91% Jan
28
Mar 10
102% Mar
38% Oct
8
14
34
98
Aug
May
5
90% Jun
6
98% Jun
105 % Feb
23
103% Jun
Feb
14
41% Jan
88
*86%
88
3%%
10
4%
Feb
28
50% Apr
2
3% Feb
10
1% Jan
12
7% July 18
12 % Aor
27
7% Feb
20
11% Apr
71% Sep
13
64
Jan
10
87
33
30
31% Jan
4
6
22% Jan
11
3
Jan
6
19% Jan
3
,
Nov
9% Feb
17
5% May
36
4% Jun
27% Feb
70%
43
23
Co
Inc
10%
200
21%
203A
21%
3,400
13
13
12%
12%
3,600
7,000
♦103A
8%
9%
9'A
20%
19%
19%
193/4
.'193/4
9
9%
193/4 ,•20
30%
*30'A
30%
30 3/4
'303/4
30%
30%
400
30%
8%
34
33
33%
33
33%
8,700
73%
3
33%
72%
74
71%
72
71%
72
6,400
43%
43%
43%
43%
44
433/8
44%
43%
44%
99%
*98%
99%
99%
99%
98%
98%
99%
93%
230
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 3/8
6Vb
6%
6,600
24%
♦24%
24%
*24%
24%
24%
200
17%
16%
17%
16%
17%
16%
,17%
3,800
39
38%
38%
*37%
38%
38
38%
500
26%
26%
26%
4,300
90%
com
6
•24%
25
♦24%
17
167/s
38
.
•37%
26%
26% .-
26%
•90%
91%
'26%
26%
26%
*90%
91%
90%
100
99
*98
99
*98
*104
105
105
105
*104
105
♦104
.i
47%
48%
47%
47
47%
47
147%
4%
4%
4%
•14
14%
14
14
133/4
13%
*133/4
19
19'/a
19
19%
19
19%
4%
4%
100
•2%
♦9%
83%
85
Inc
35'/a
13
35%
Hupp
Apr 12
46% May 4
2%
10
Min & Sm Ltd—No par
4%.
3
preferred—100
Hudson Bay
40
Corp
5%
t—6.66%
,
series
47%
•
40
100
105
10
47%
3,400
4%
47%
9
4%
*2%
2%
9%
•9%
19
4%
4%
:i4
10,200
14
*133/4
19%
19
400
19%
*2%
2%
9%
*9%
9%
*9%
86%
8(1%
86%
87
6,000
35
35
8,070
84%
85
84%
87
*35%
37
35
35
2%
♦35
5%
~5%
3
300
9%
5%
700
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5:%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37 %
37
37
5
A
Hussman Refrigerator Co—
II,400
27/B
50
43%
43%
42%
43
42%
42%
42%
43%
43%
43%
_1
common
pfd
conv
91
99
*90%
•98
105
98%
♦104
91%
99
1
Co
Foods
26
*90%
*98
Hunt
20
25
8,200
(Del)
Texas
noncumulative
1,500
34
1
5%
9%
6%
liquidation Dist (wi)
$162
.
•98%
Power__No par
&
10%
20%
13
11
1
25
100
100
of
11
21%
'
-No par
common__5
100
Lighting
.
77/s
20
10
Co
40
2,700
*19%
7%
7%
70
^Hudson & Manhattan com
23
23
Jun
7% Jan
23
Jan
13
19%
20
48%
48
13
11
21%
13 '
-
48%
8,500
20%
11%
21
13
34%
preferred
preferred
Oil
Ex
37% Jan 30
10
58% Jan
♦11
21%
12%
Howe Sound
3
3% Apr
9
33% July 18
68% Sep 19
11%
21%
Howard Stores Corp
5
18% Jan
27
32% Feb
48%
34
preferred
Houston
26% Mar 19
2
Apr
Sep 21
39
*86'/a
48%
30%
4.40%
15
53 % Jan
87%
48%
30%
preferred
105
8
1% Dec
87%
48%
30
12.50
Corp
Electrochem
conv
87%
48%
10
$4.25 preferred
Hotel Corp of America—
5%
87%
48%
-5
Mining
*70
•71
88
♦11
5
(A) & Sons
*70
48%
1
50c
(Charles E)
-
88
5
Hoffman Electronics Corp
102% Jan
7
300
3,500
6
20
600
.52%
70
3
4% Jun
48%
52%
*69%
96
13% Jun
40
48%
53
48
•52%
70
38
18 % Jun
!
69 %
17
8
3,600
121
71
3
23
>
700
46%
46
121
48
52%
.-52%
53
71
$2.25 convertible preferred
50
Household' Finance common—No par
27% Dec
*52%
♦70
Houdallle-industries
22% Jun
17%
2,300
7
29
48
•45%
121%
300
38
17%
16
7
15% Mar 14
48
♦121
25%
*37%
38
'17%
39%
Houston
17% Dec
453/4
121 %
25%
25%
97
'37%
Hooker
2
Mar
17%
46
45%
*121
48%
*25
*37%
17%
I,000
10
97
''
28% Jan
3
47
52%
25
38
*
17%
121%
'•48
48
52%
25
•37%
46%
•121
121%
48
17% Jun
4
46%
46%
121
39% May
18
25
25
10
52%
97%
*96
97%
*96
97%
85
*52%
16
Honolulu Oil
19
8% Jan 31
15
104% Jan
*96
*83%
39%
Hollander
46% Apr
3
103 % Mar 16
.
97%
•96
'
85
52
52
37 y«
17
100
•83%
52
16%
30
10
83%
52
38%
35 % Jan
12% Feb
83%
52
39%
97 % Apr
37 % May 31
25
Apr 12
85
X52
15%
18
19
*83%
53%
53%
393/4
Feb
28
85
•83%
37%
50
16% Sep
1,200
16 %
22
39% Nov
1,200
12,600
30%
38
Dec
4
15%
21%
30%
40%
65
17
15%
21
30%
15%
10
Jun
15
21
30%
39%
Homestake
13
15
20%
30%
'37%
20
34% Jan
14%
20%
30
16%
37% Oct
,
14%
203/«
30%
38%
40
20
29% Mar
15
20%
*30 "A
40%
21
27
14%
20%
30%
16
Jun
Dec
15%
20%
38
33
26
15%
20%
♦30
40%
3
13% Mar 14
400
28
16%
Jan
5% Apr 11
21% Jan 23
28
28
38%
48
27
28
28
40%
13
8% Dec
28
16%
Holland Furnace Co
21% Mar 23
73% Jun
10
36%
38
34% Oct
Apr 28
900
7,000
40%
16
44% Jun 27
28%
1
Inc
32% Jan
106
♦28
2 1/12
com
Apr 23
17
28%
28%
17%
Holly Sugar Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
31
*35%
38
30
14
36%
25%
4
Feb
♦35%
•37%
3
3
36'/a
*17%
45%
32% Mar
28% Jan
*35%
*25
25% Jan
100 % Jun
36%
17%
7
Feb
36
5,200
7
—._5
Hires Co
7
12
9% Jun
36%
38
9
-
•36
♦37%
19% Feb
2
26 3,4
*6%
•17%
29% Feb
8% Mar
293/4
26%
6%
No par
12% May 28
6% Apr 11
19% Jun 11
5% May 12
29%
'26%
6%
100
10
Hilton Hotels Corp
12% Jan 25
25% Mar
30%
26aA
7%
7
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A
100
14% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
5
24% Apr
29aA
26'/a
100
25
Her^z Co (The)
«Hewitt-Robins
3
49% Jun
22
2
28
20% Nov
Jan
30'/a
26%
preferred
100
.Hershey Chocolate common__No par
4%% preferred series A
50
41% May 23
46% Mar 14
Jan
29%
5%
53% Mar 20
20
2,400
26%
7%
preferred—25
noncumulative
Hercules Powder
24
5,100
33%
30%
1
(G W) common
7%
2
Feb
39
7
30%
*26%
15
preferred
51 %
Apr
10
139
'
7%
30%
26%
5
Co
Hercules Motors
124
*135%
7
30%
26%
5
(H J) Co common
3.65% preferred
5
51% Apr
19
54% Mar 18
Glass
21% Mar 15
Apr 20
dlst
partial
Heinz
3
139
50
Hecht Co common
5
20% Mar
13
41% May 22
122% Aug 11
Jan
38% Jan
4
Feb
;jun
.
17
101
'135%
139
500
54
1
5
preferred
Hazel-Atlas
9
'94 % Apr
•135%
139
150
1,600
Industries
Ex
27
51% May 15
29
22%
10
Co
Inc—
liquidating
Hayes Industries Inc
Mar 12
83 % May 21
20
60% Sep
104% Feb
17% Jan
22'/. Jun
29% Feb
27
24% Mar
26% Mar 14
37
Co
Chemical
Harshaw
Haveg
18% Jan 23
a
Corporation
Harris-Seybold
19
500
95
2.50
800
23%
92
23
12
7,800
21%
92
15
33% Dec
79
21 y.
♦90%
Feb
5% Mar 25
78%
21%
43
•22%
43
Apr
34% Jan
May 22
300
78 3A
21%
*42%
92
common—__1
preferred
Mar 11
20
43
78 %
21 %
22%
Co
29% May 28
29% Jun 20
9
*42%
78%
21%
»
43
783/4
21%
•90%
Watch
convertible
39% July 13
31% Feb
79
21%
42%
43
78%
%
100
4%
12
31% Dec
43
81%
21
78%
♦21
5
•
*36 '/a
6,800
37
500
1,700
I
27
Jun
21
57% Oct
11
47% Jan
5
57
Sep
12
Nov
9
51% Aug 17
52% Sep
l
52% Mar 28
53% Nov
51
1
49
Aug 22
Jan
17
24% Mar 15
52
3
Idaho Power
10
31%
32
*32
32%
32
32
32
32
31%
32
4
Illinois Central RR Co
No par
64%
64%
64
641/8
643/4
66'A
65 3A
66 V*
3,100
No par
54%
55
54
64%
55%
64
Illinois Power
55
55'/a
55'/a
56 V*.
55 Va
56
3,500
50
♦48
49
*48
49
48
48
48
"41V*
48
50
•50
51%
50
50
*49%
50%
*49 Va
50 Va
*49 Va
50 Va
10
50
cumulative preferred——50
•53
53 %
52%
53
*52%
53 %
*52%
53 V4
*52 %
53%
80
52
*51
50
*49
'
>50
35% May
72% May
.
56% Jun
47% May 18
51
10
50
8
52
21
Jan
19
Jun
19
53
Apr
5
Apr
13
55
Jan
9
55
Jun
55
Mar 11
•50% Apr
25
53
Feb
15
49% Apr
26
53
31 %
Aug 31
26% Jun
20
29% Jan
•
54% Apr
4.08%
,
10
.
25
*
8% Dec
10% Nov 28
48% Jan
6
58% May 23
42
Apr 24
50% Jan
20
71
29
59
Feb
157
162
Jan
Dec
4
169% Jun
15
66% Mar 14
91% Nov
28
35% Jan
68
7% Apr
21% Jan
6
26
37% Jan
7
96% Jan
19
19% Jan
18
Seo
35%
Octli
28% Nov
84
•
69% Mar 20
24 % Mar 13
Insuranshares
47% Jan
23
61 % Jan
Interchemical Corp common
103
33% Sep
100
6
Apr
27 %
May
May
33 % May
157
May
41% Jun
9
175% May 31
37% Jan
4
6% Nov
Juu
12% Jun
16
'17
Jan
12
117% Sep
73
Jan
6
42
Dec
28
60
Jan
<
5
108
10
114
98% Apr
15% Feb
89% Feb
Jun
2
48% Mar
132
94
8
104% Apr
15
.142
20
38% Feb
34% Mar 15
7
43% Jun
3
32% Jan
38% Jan
6
40
30
47 % Apr
12% Jan
=34% Jan
'3
19
39% Mar 16
Mar 15
30% Jan
3
26% Jan
3
20% Mar 23
121
Jan
24
6% Mar 14
27% Jan
26
91% Jan
45
6
Sep 20
19
Mar 14
99% Jun
13
Sep 15
15% Aug 29
36% Sep
6
30 % Aug 11
35% Dec 30
130
Sep 21
12% Sep
13
39
Jan
31
97% Aug 15
59
104
Jun
14
70% Mar 13
38% Jan
Feb
9
24% May 29
;33% Jan 10
125
Jan
24
8% Feb
13
Mar 15
32% Mar 14
98
85
51% May
9
26
.
14% Jan
>
3
54 %
5
27% Jan
10
47% Mar 19
130
Feb
7
For footnotes
see
page
57
*57
101
100
27%
455
f
1%
*
International
478
33%
34%
29%
♦29'/a
26%
26%
26%
26%
25%
26%
25%
•80
*
•80
86
91
-
*80
86
4%
-4%
•4%
4%
•4%
92%
93%
V 93'A
130
130
10%
•56%
•35%
31%
48
'129'/a
130
10%
.
10%
*80
83%
4,300
57%
2,400
*21%
21%'
21 %
200
31V*
900
57 V*
*57 Mi
28
28 Vs
28
480
487
343/8
4,300
34%
33%
28,900
165%
29%
530
30
25%
29%
3,200
510
165
165%
120
101
♦100
100
26
25%
1,900
*80
86
13,400
86
*4%
5
200
95%
96
97
15,700
129%
130
4%
93%
5
93%
129%
130
130
10%
10%
*4%
10 V*
10%
570
10%
7,100
-
131
-131V*
102
*102
132%
132
102
134 Va*
102
102 %
102
18%
18
18'A
,18
94
94%
95
T33% "134%
9,200
101 Va
101 Va
500
183/8
17%
11V*
1,600
95
95
95
""
18%
-94
♦127%
130
130
40%
59
25
Teiep & Teleg—No par
Utilities Corp com—5
165
86
130%
129
_25
165
168
•.
82%
"
93%
■
40%
'41
94%
130
130
*
129%
130 V*
900
40%
58
280
129%
40%
58
"
40%
403/4
40%
40 3A
41
57%
58%
58
58'/a
*
2,000
*
58%
58%
36%
*35%
36%
*35 V*
36%
*35 %
36 Va
*35%
32%
x31 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
48%
47%
48%
48
48
48'A
48 'A
48
700
32
48%
•
—1
36 Va
167,070
2,200
100
25
•47%
49
*47%
49
*47%
49
48
48
*48%
43%
1
♦36%
37
•35%
36%
•35%
36%
36%
36%
36 Va
36 %
900
3.50
■113%
13%
13%
*133A
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
800
——5
21%
21%
*203A
*207/a
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
& Light Co
1
10
31 %
31%
24%
25%
$1.40 cum> conv preferred—
.Interstate Dept Stores
•
*Interstate
Intertype
i
27%
?8Ve
465
*29%
♦127%
preferred
International
100
164%
No par
common
'
29%
'—No par
International Silver
57'A
573/4
100
34%
94
International Shoe-
*21%
21%
164%
94
International Salt
57
1,400
*56 3A'
'57 %
20%
187/s
*
34
♦162
82V*
57'A
34%
102%
100
456
•
.
82'A
164%
18%
preferred 1
28
27%
458
168
82%
29%
34%
164
102%
5%
56%
*21%
,
*162
168
29%
34%
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
Power Co
Corp
»
Iowa Power
r
Island Creek Coal
$6
50c
43%
1
common
preferred
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
55
Jewel Tea Co Inc
4
89
Apr 17
45% Jun 21
22
Mar 14
13
102% Feb
6
58% Apr
5
67% Feb
85
100% Apr 24
28.
82 %
21%
56 %
458
164
common—7.50
—No par
Paper
$4 preferred
*
48% Apr 27
94% Mar 14
35% Feb
*162
82%
56%
*100
27%
27%
456
129%
—
"International
24,800
♦127%
.
13%
44%
129
600
21 "A
20%
1
21
*21
21»A
30%
31%
31
313/a
31
31%
30%
31
3,400
25
25
243A
25
24%
25
24 7
25
4,700
46'A
5,700
x43 %
♦127%
8
43%
433/4
129
21'A
♦
44
44'A
45
45'A
127%
129
*127%
129
*127 Va
129
—
I
8
22
~4% preferred
100
International Mining Corp
ll
Int'l Nickel of Canada com—No par
34% Jan
30
168 '
56%
100
100
100
Jaeger Machine Co
42 % Jun
Sep 23
38% Dec
5,400
♦21%
56%
56%
5
No par
common
preferred
Jacobs
1
107% Nov
81%
82%
21%
No par
10% Mar IB
Jun
Mar 10
*162
168
10%
22% Mar 15
34% Jan
...
Corp
45% Jun
97 % Apr
33% Nov 29
3,800
63 Va
57
Machines new.No par
31% Jan 24
May 10
27
%
63%
43
62%
130 %
5
47 % Mar 16
65
43
62%
42%
63%
10%
16
37% Apr
20% May 3
30% May 16
6
34% Jan
•
•
;13
43
42%
62%
129%
'May 18
44% Feb
2
34
10
42 3A
-100
19
.
9
6
10
10%
56%
—100
Preferred
19
31% Sep
45
Jun
28
10 Va
42%
63%
'"'International Packers Limited—115
7
21% Apr
56% May 28
34 % Apr 20
29 % Jan
4
Jan
.
106% Mar 13
.
•
16
11
23% Jan
10 y8
10
'
Mar 27
74% Sep
39% Nov
25
7%
7
144 % May
40% May 16
Feb
10 V8
62%
21%
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A„25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
5
Jan.'3
14% Mar 13
'
Iron
Interlake
'Int'l Harvester
6% Mar 16
7
24
27%
42%
81%
'
11
89% May
25
15
6
8P
31
12
Nov
27%
10%
1
Inc
preferred
Int'l Business
Feb 28
33% Apr
8
Jan
-
22
'
6
10% Jun
"4%%
32% Mar 12
23
108
Jun
174
23
14
Jan
20% Nov
'
31
Jan
126% Jan
23
101
-Feb
4% Jan
78
7
38% Feb
28
28
22
-84
3
82
0
Feb
34% Mar 21
510
7
21
87% Aug 26
'
15
25% Jun
3
103
28
-29% Jun
27%
'
13
50
'27 V*
64%
20
^Inspiration Cons Copper.*,
'
Mar 29
•49
100
27%
43
•162
100
No par
Ctfs
50>A
52
"
26%
63%
—No par
Inland Steel Co
8
141
Mar 14
"Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
6
52
*49
10
27%
42%
1
8
29
69
3
Feb
91% Mar 21
*51
50 V*
10 y8
'
8
52'
27%
27%
10
100 pesos
Jun
92 % May 26
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
165
8 A
Industrial Rayon
Jun
127 % Dec
Jan
69% Jan
May 28
76% Jun
11% May 9
50% Mar 13
♦51
50%
27%
*51
•49
' 52
52
♦49
50
par
*41V«
1,600
Mexico
21
41% Jan
6
.
13
De
Electrica
24% July 18
57% Dec 12
8
Mar
4.20% cumulative preferred
Jtadlanapolis Power & Light—No
53
2
3% Mar 16
57 % Jan
preferred
cumulative preferred
'4.10% cumulative preferred
8
400
165% Aug 16
29% Oct 11
19
common
cumulative
Industrie
6
Co
.4.26%
•4.42%
3
Feb
Co
3
Mar 21
53 % Apr 24
105% Feb 27
55 % Jun
22
(F
L)
3%%
Johnson
common
Corp
Johnson
6%
6%
7
6%
43%
*42%
43%
-1
39
39
38 %
38%
91%
92
92
91
46%
46
46%
46%
100%
99
99
49%
48'A
49
48%
48%
48%
813/4
81
81%
81%
81 Va
80%
Manufacturing
.1
•89
46%
•99
5
49
Co
%
49%
48%
80 %
81%
81
*98
44
44
45%
*38%
38%
38%
38%
91
*90%
92%
90
90%
47
453/4
47
46 %
48%
100'/a
42%
i
♦98
10
44%
45 %
44%
443/4
441/4
44%
44%
100
102%
102%
•102%
102 %
102 Vh
102 V4
1023/4
1
52%
53%
52%
53%
53%
54
3,500
7
6%
43%
39%
12%
Jones & Laughlln Steel com
5% preferred series A
Joy
7
43%
39%
100
preferred
&
6%
6%
42%
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
Johns-Manville
7
1
No par
Co
53%.
100 Va
45
102%
55
900
130
.
3,300
100 Va
Vs
103
54%
,
40
48%
*98
44
3,300
8,100
81 %
3,300
44%
11,500
103
55 %
660
11,800
Number 5545
Volume 183
Commercial and Financial
.. .
Chronicle
The
(3027)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
1uk« for PrevloBS
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Sales fer
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Pat
Tuesday
>.
June 18
June 20
'
*
•
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
June 19
Shares
June 22
June 21
K
28 % May 25
43% Dec
14
Nov
94
100'/a Mar 23
13
56
May
20
52
Feb
Kaiser
1
45 Va Mar
37'/a May 17'
99 % May 16
105
May
41% Mar 27
89
4
96
May 24
95 Va Jun
11
Mar
3.80%
J
103
Mar 13
9
107% Sep
7.
105
Feb
9
108
Apr
102% Mar 15
105 Va Nov
28
101
May
4
105
Mar
105
Nov
70% Jan
43
84 y8
24
Mar 10
25
..Oct
101% May 21
71 % Feb
9
Apr 21
103
42
Apr
25
Feb
15
26% May 21
21% Jan
10
24% July 15
18
Jan
27
30
May 28
44
6
Oct
24% Mar
3
9
129% Aug 26
27
113
Jan
23% Apr
21
18
23
147% Mar 14
44 % Jun
15
8
53% Apr
25
55 Va Jun
13
7
27% Jun
12
47
12
24
29
% Jan
6
56
Sep
16
36% Jan
3
58
Jun
23
.
29% Feb
4
38% Dec
27
.
38 % Jan
6
92% Mar 18
60
39% Feb
23
52% Jan
23
94
28% Jun
30
20
55% Feb
9
28
24"% Dec
8
50
4
32
39% May 31
16
Mar 14
18% Dec
69
May
3
3
98
Feb
1
26% May 28
48 '
Jan
10
43% Jan
4
14% Apr
25% Apr
13
Feb
7
4
6
50% Feb
52
6
.
9
Mar
16
May
27 V4 Jun
4
4
16% Mar 13
.
Jun
8
20
30
Jun
8
34% Apr
89
25
25%
•
97
May 8
13% Jan 10
Apr~26
Co
Mfg
Gas
Lees
50% May
7
Lehman
Corp
20% Jun
1
Lehn
Fink
24% Dec
9
47
22
Sep 26
9
98
Lehigh Valley
29% Sep
28
72% Sep
22
16
Jun
17
.66
May 28
25% Jan
Apr
.
•
9
3
28% Feb
2
49
Jan
23
58% Jun
22%
18
18
18 Va
18
18
2,400
31%
32
31%
32
32 '/a
32%
2,600
12,700
1,700
22%
22%
22%
126
125%
127V4
126%
127%
46
45%
46%
45%
46
45%
46 Va
46'A
46%
6,000
1
53%
53%
52%
54%
54
"
54%
54
55
531/4
54%
15,000
27
27
27
27'A
27'A
27%
27'A
27%
6,500
43
42%
42%
*42%
50%
43%
50%
49%
(111)--—1
*42%
—5
49%
1
124
31%
*31%
125%
125
125%
27%
27 Va
42%
32%
500
49%
49
49%
6,400
36 V2
♦36
36%
100
64%
5,000
42 %
42%
42
50%
49%
36
35%
35%
_10
63%
64%
63%
64%
64'/a
63%
64»A
64
100
97%
97%
97%
97%
*97
98
97V2
97%
*97
10
28
28'/4
28
No par
*35
36
♦35%
63%
*36
160
98
4,000
28
28%
28
28
28
28
28 Va
49
49
48%
49
48%
49
*48%
49 V.
48%
48%
1,100
5
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
25 Va
24%
24%
2,100
1
•
common
46
46
45%
46%
46%
471/4
47%
48 Va
48
49
4,800
Va
Coal
2nd
noncum
&
Tulip
Link
Belt
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
19%
I6V4
"
16%
1,400
1,300
32
♦90
92
*19%
191/8
31%
19%
32
92
19%
600
17.%
19%
19%
32
19%
31%
*90
91
17%
17% 19%
31%
*31V4
31%
92
*90
92
*90
i
1,000
;
16'A
16%
16'A
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
14,800
41%
421/4
42
42V4
42%
43'A
43
43%
9,800
18%
18
18%
18 Va
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
2,200
2%
2
2%
5,300
41% * 42
18
2"
"
18'/4
17%
18>/4
6%
19%
47%
19
-
47
18%
17%
6%
*6
2
2Va
*171/4
18
18
6%
17%
17%
*6
47%
'.*6 J
2
2
2
2
♦6
"
/
6%
*6
1,100
18
6%
-
47%
47%
47%
47%
48%
48%
48%
10,500
19
18%
19
18%
18%
*18%
18%
1,000
3,200
No par
10
19%
20
197/a
20%
201/4
20%
2OV4
20%
20'A
20%
82 V»
83%
82
82 Va
82V4
84
84%
85
85
85%
4,200
IOV4
15%
15 V4
15% '
15'A
15%
15'A
15%
15'A
15%
10,100
5
26%
27
27%
'27%
27'A
66%
67
66%
66%
66'A
66%
100
159 >/4
159 Va
159 Va
159%
5fc%
57 '
55%
56%
55%
56%
67%
15|*4
66
66 %
66%
160
160
*159
159%
10
Corp
27%
27V4
271/4
27V4
com—25
—
Cup
4'A
4%
4»A
*4
7
Co
preferred
Lily
■■
4 Va
31%
8
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7%
4'/a
31%
88 %
1
Products
4%
19%
*
pfd— ^—No par
(The)
4%
17%
17%
1
common
4%
*4
1st preferred—No par'
noncum
Life Savers Corp
•
22
47% Jan
22%
18
45%
preferred—_25
Corp___i
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
2
(
22%
18
124%
Libby McNeill & Libby
7
72% Feb
163% Feb
22%
18
31 J/4
2.50
Lerner Stores
,
18 % Mar 29
65 Va May 29
153% May 1
$3
.
2i % Mar 26
9
164% Nov
61% Mar 14
149% Jun
Feo
22%
18
No par
:
com
,—5
& Sons Co common_3
50c
15 Va
22%
18
1,900
25%
Q£5%-
26
31%
preferred
100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
_1 a
Lehigh Portland Cement new—15
Lehigh Valley RR
:—No par
1
74% Feb
26
22%
5
Co
(James)
Feb
1«
26 Va
__1
3.85%
8
Mar
25%
8.75
Lee Rubber & Tire
5% Apr 23
Apr 22
26 V4
2,200
3
23
26%
300
.
4,600
3
89% Dec
26 'A
44%
16
31
23
26 Va
..No par
♦43%
27'A
3% Jan
3
43%
15%
1
3^
*43%
27%
Feb
18
2-
43%
15%
19
13% Jan
7.00
43 Va
27
3
19 "Va Jan
♦43%
46
*43%
15%
24
64% Jan
44 V4
100
86
26%
Apr
4
85%
85
15%
Jan
16% Jan
85%
*84i/4
26%
2
Jan
85
—.—
15%
15
22
103
26%
1
30
103
15%
22
Sep
103
26%
2% Sep
16
*102
15%
17% Dec
23
103
*102
'♦26%
3
43 Va Jan
103
15%
3
47 % Jan
106
101%
*101
26%
1% Jan
40% Mar 14
*104%
103
84
50
common
Co
11% Jan
6% Sep
106
♦101
83%
83%
(The)
Co
♦104%
83%
par
—
Inc
106
102
15%
30
2% Jan
prior
97%
♦104%
26%
Mar 22
21% Jan
103
•96%
97%
*96
571/4
27%
1,900
66%
6,800
130
160
58
58%
58%
7.0U0
r
46% Oct 31
Dec
-
'
•55% Apr
6
23
67% Jun
22
21 Va Jan
14
14% May 28
16% Feb
29
19
35 Va Jan
24
49% Mar 29
Feb
14
30
25% Jan
25
16
79
Apr 15
8% Mar 14
39 Va
Sep
103% Sep 19
12
July 25
40% May 17
64% Feb
17% Mar 14
24% Aug
56
73
Jan
7
26% Mar 14
114
Oct
5
Dec
32 Va July
123
July
89
8% Jun
1
18% Jan
64
% Jan
28
Jan
5
114% Mar
35
4
21% Mar
8
107% Apr
27
100
Sep 26
103% Jan
6
102
Mar 11
105
20% Oct
11
67%
67%
67%
*15%
15%
*15%
42%
42%
42V4
42 »A
95%
95%
95%
•93%
95%
9%
9%
9%
9%
X--T
44 Va
44%
45%
45'A
44%
45 Va
45
45%
44%
45%
25 Va May 14
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc
;
-No par
'22%
22%
22%
22%
22'A
22%
22%
22%
21 Va
22'A
83
18
Lone
Star
Cement
Corp.—
10-
83
81 Va
82»A
81%
82%
82%
Lone
Star
Gas
common
10
31
82'A
30% 'i31
81%
32% May 17
123
May 14
89% May 7
30%
31
30%
41
30%
100
"118
118
♦116%
120
par
72
73
12
Jan
Jan
Jun
Liquid
2
23% May
4%%
7
4.25%
99
104
4.35%
5%
Mar 14
3
18% Jun
8
21 % Feb
23
147
May 25
137% Jun
5
143% Jan
5
58
July 27
49% Jan
10
6
109
7%
31% Dec
6
21% Jun
22
May
27% Feb
39% May 16
51% Jan
3
42
Jan
20
94
Apr 18
12% Mar 14
26% Dec
28
21% Jan
23
34% Jun
22
49% Jan
3
77% Jan
83 Va Jan
27
D
E
series
(P)
72'A
3,300
6,100
22%
22%
*103%
104 Va
*103%
97%
*94%
97%
102%
102%
18%
(Ky)-No-par
97%
96%
97
96%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22
81%
81
81
81%
8
34%
34%
34V4
341/4
341/4
341/4
common—10
•43V4
44%
-*43%
44%
♦43'A
44'A
♦138
59
50%
98
81%
"97
138
98
99'%
22
22 Va
81%
Inc
101
22 Va
21%
22%
3,200
82
81%
81%
600
34%
9,100
18%
97%
1
50
Sons
&
10
103%
*94%
%
18%
59
59'A
—10
(M;
Lukens Steel Co
103%
97 Va
102
138
138
59
59%
59%
18%
18%
138
140
♦138
59%
104 %
*94%
*101
102%
*101
18%
18%
18%
140
100
73
104%
59%
6,900
-
22%
♦94%
13f %
t-
31%
711/8
*103%
10
6,700
84%
120
22%
97%
102%
*101
*116
8,500
25,000
73%
104%
23
14,700
23
22%
22%
100
9
8%
72 V.
*94'/8
23
97
2,900
72%
71%
72%
*94
120
*116
*103%
100
common
Nashville
&
Lowenstein
120
*117
43
9
22%
preferred——100
Co
;
31%
43
951%
8%
9 V8
9
10
preferred
Louisville
8
■'82%
;
200
42%
42
*93%
100
preferred
Louisville Gas & El Co
9
22% Mar 14
30
series
98
100
com
series B preferred
Lorillard
•
62% Mar 19
90% Dec
Co
Long Island Lighting Co
9
7
•15%
.15
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A—No
-
102% Jan 13
3
Corp- com
preferred
conv
106
May 21
—8
—2.50
convertible
Apr 16
96% Apr 17
Jan
1
(The)
Carbonic
3%%
.
16
Co
Corp
"
3
45% Jan
,
Lionel
6
139% Dec
'
t
12
53% Jan
9
1,800
15%
preferred
.100
d List Industries Corp —,———1
'
67%
15%
103
July 15
25% Jan
67>A
*15%
100 Va Jan
10
6
103% Mar
671/4
15%
23
5
23
Mar
67%
15%
27
21
38% Sep
11
66'A
8
20
Oct
67%
'15%
42%- 43%
14
43 % Jun
7
28% Mar 14
-
700
250
4
16% Jun 21
43% Jun 22
35% Apr 26
17% Jun 11,
*102
97%
*96
97%
.
94
*92
94
*92
4.32% preferred series A
25
La Consolidada 6% pfd-75 Fesos Me*
Lane Bryant
1
6
19
Feb
*96
103
Laclede
2
22
% Jan
97%
*96
94
*92
94
*102
Kroeliler
.Kroger
*92
102
preferred
Kresge <S S) Co—
Kress (S H) & Co
3
93
106
4%
29
29 Va Apr
40%
*100
conv
17,300
10,700
50
40 Va
*104%
Koppers
29% Mar 29
May 28
22
-
7
34% Sep
6
Mar 14
.
31
49%
40%
102
King-Seeley Corp
18% Apr 27
22% Mar 12
25
86% Aug 11
18% Jan
Jan
49%
40%
106
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp
*
50'A
40 Va
*100
4%%
27
40% Mar 19
98% May 3
15 Va Nov 28
20% May 10
11
Sep
4
~5% Jan~25
22
28% Jan
Jan
16
12^% Mar 15
Dec
Jan'
Apr
58% Apr
14
23
Dec
47% Dec
10
43 Va Feb
33% Jan
100% Jun
22% Dec
~4
Mar
•49 V4
40%
*104%
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Indus
6
42% Apr
59% Apr
48%
49%
40%
1QO
Kayser (Julius) & CoKelsey Hayes Wheel—.—
9
49%
49%
93
10Q
49%
ifoVe
491/8
49%
491/8
48%
50 %
41%
100
4%-non-cum preferred
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kansas Power & Light Co
.
Mar 27
36% Mar
preferred
49%
49%
40
cumulative preferred__10Q
City Southern corn—No
Kansas
46 Va Jan.20
24
48%
49%
100
preferred
preferred
4.35%
9
8
38 Va Nov
3
98% Jan
May 22
4
17% Mar 24
cum
4.50%
4.20%
48% Jan
27% Mar 14
.
4%
1
92 % May
&
preferred
13
29% Jun
31
21 'A Jan
6
Alum
cnem
Corp
33%
4%% preferred
50
Kansas Cit£ Pr & Lt Co
com_No par
20
'
Sep 30
30
34% Feb
47% Apr
39
*80%
18%
97%
40
101
3,500
18%
100
140
59%
1,800
2,900
100
M
48% Jan
loo
19% Jan
53% Jan
19."
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1*0
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3
•*2 72
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22
138
Jan
;
11
144
,
M
32% Juiy 27
26
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10
39
Apr
2(% A or
11
31% Jan
3
88 Va »iar 15
95
1
23
35% July 15
13
7% Jan
8-Va Jan
6
56% Jan
6
23
Jan
4
4% Dec
13
88 % Jun
22
92% Jan
3
9 % Jan
23
10% Apr,
12V4 Feb
122
18c
543 Va Jan
Jun
13% Jun
6
Sep
16
8 '/a Jun
19
100 % Jan
41% Sep 22
16
685
5% Nov 25
28
May 16
7% Sep 27
Jun
21
34
540 % Jun
-
8% Apr
4
10% May 18
34% Jan 11
15
10 V4 Feb
139
23
Feb 10
35% Jan
Wood
6%
Trucks
Mucy (R tt)
•
*.
4V4%
28
41
'
610
Mar 13
Jan
6% Apr 27
"
Manati
7
,
15
3
11% Feb
17
8% Jun
8
46% May 4
10% Apr 18
Mnracaibo
21
33 % Jan
4
48 V. May
Marathon
16
.Jan
7
20V4 Feb
18
16% Feb
1
July 14
52 % Apr
16
3
37% Dec
21
29% Apr
18
31% Jan
38% Sep
22
32% Feb
21. V
25
89% Jun
13
31
24
56 % J un
-
36% Jan
* Ape
.
37
Marine
14
* Jan
Feb
4
40% Dec
19
35% Feb
22% Nov 29
26% Feb
16
19% May 25
24% Jan
33% Mar 14
44% July 21
99
Jan 10
39
48% Mar 19
90
94% May
3
'
98
1
9
May 16-
99
Jan
12
89
Apr.11
Apr 20
83
Jan
18
88
Apr
11
83
Jun
4
35 % July 12
28% Feb
6
16
:
1
25% Jan
52
Feb
20% May 16
25
Nov
7
14% Mar 14
32 'A Jan
Jun
46
14
29
91
July
8
76
45
Aug
1
58
Apr
13
47
57% Jan
17
78 Va Dec
15
Apr 17 '
Va Mar 29
Feb
9
15.
71 % Jan
23
May
Jun
13
80% Jan
3
'
Mar 14
45% Apr
25
29'/8 Feb
17
15
18
Apr
1
Jan
•
3
101
Aug
2
60Va Jan 21-
106 % Apr
18
77 Va Dec
9
39% Sep
15% Feb
21
.
99
% May 23
77 %-Feb 21
.'
•'
,$2.50
90
35%
common—
—
;
McGraw-Hill
Mclntyre
"
McKesson
H
'
91% Mar 21 J
.
S3
Mead
1
Corp new common5
4'A% preferred (1st series)—IPO
.
2nd
Cum
pfd 4.30%
-
series
50
21'A
27 »A
Jan
7
30% Feb 13 /
32% Mar 15
92% Jun
8
98;
Apr
11
-
33% Feb'
2
45
Jun
22
*
Melville
8hoe
Corp
common
4%
preferred series B
Mengel. Co "(The)-
1
100
1
26% Jan
6
Jan
25
21% Jan
18
28% Jun
28
20
26
30% Apr
12
23% Jun
24% Feb
8
8
33 Va May 18
Merck
July 21
88 % Jun
5
93
No par
$4 conv 2nd pfd—.—
No par
Mergentbaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
46
*
Sep
88% Mar 30
96
Jun
9
112% Apr
22
"43% Jan
7
56 % Jun
17
102
22% Oct
11
39
Jan
6
96
Mar 28
103
Dec
13
93% Mar 29
93% Dec
14
103% Oct
4
32% Jan
6
For
26% Feb
11
107 Va July
48
see
23% Jan
May 15
107
92
106
9
page
18
102
Apr 26
101
Apr 18
108% May
9
Apr
26
J'in
5
Mar
2'
47% Jan 20
28!
9
56% Apr
27
93
'
6
Mercantile
3
-
-
64 V4 May 10
Jan
6
Jan
Mesta
23
99% Feb
21
98 % Jan
•
Stores
'
25
59 V» Mar 19
Co
Inc
Co
Inc
common
Machine
T
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35%
31
108 V. Apr
&
3%
16%o
$3.50 preferred
5
30
102
Feb
Jan
Jan
1
Sep
112
95% Apr
102
60
3
18% May 28
52% Aug 26
103% Apr 18
footnotes
106% Jan 23
44% Jan
27 V» Feb
*
preferred series
3.85% preferred series
2.20% preferred series
4.45% preferred series
Miami Copper
i
14%
67 V.
14%
14 V.
79»A
78%
78%
67
67
93
150
84%
*84%
85
29%
14Va
*78 Vt
.
68
99 %
29%
10
29%
2,100
*55
56
21%
27%
56
300
21
21
1,000
28
28%
*42
43
800
20
43
14 V.
14 Va
14'A
79
78V.
78'A
70
70
70%
70%
1,990
99V2
99%
800
82 Va
1,400
2,100
99%
3,400
99%
•
99%
98%
98%
83%
83%
83'A
83 Va
82%
82%
47
47
46%
46%
46 V.
47
47%
82%
47%
♦21%
21%
21%
21%
*21'%
21%
490
•
-
130
93'%
27%
67
67
100 %
47
5,800
94%
*42
14'A
*78%
14 'A
79
83%
900
39%
94%
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29%
•
,
42%
•
21%
39%
94'A
84%
27'A
42%
46
*21'A
40%
93%
21%
27%
43
83%
21'A
*21
22
*42
360
Va
•
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21%
21%
21%
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20%
20%
20%
21
20%
.20%
20%
20%
*20'A
20 Va
3,100
35
35%
35
35%
35>A
36 V.
35%
35%
36 Va
36%
3.400
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102%
102.-
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102 %
101%
101%
101%
101 Va
*75
85
*101%
.
80
85
♦78
80
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31 Va
31%
31
31'A
31
31'A
30%
93
94
93%
94%
94
94 V.
9J%
'
31
29%
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79
3,700
94'A
,
55
43
*99%
10
55
28
67 V4
!—_•
Co—
Stores
.*29'A
55%
14%
Robbing Inc.,——18
McQuay Norris Mfg Co,
*
56
•42
•
35%
39%
85
*83%
85
29%
29 »A
*27%
Publishing
Porcupine Mines,
•
94%
♦92
22
22
35%
4,303
93%
93%
*55
*55
4,400
21,309
94%
94%
600
34
45%
21
*83%
29%
29%
1
Co__
85
*83%
-
8,300
55%
33%
34%
21 Va
*02
82%
1,000
4,400
92
40
*93
94
•
17%
♦55V4
9%
40%
17%
45
44%
39'A
200
39%
33%
45
*20%
40
90%
34 Va
45%
21-,.
700
34%
35
45
39%
5%
45%
90'A
34'A
44%
20%
30
300
5%
90%
90
35%
39
1,800
35%
*90
90%
34%
20%
35%,
I
560
33%
90%
38%
-
92%
No par
3
50
*
41 % Apr 30
102% Jan 16
,
20%
1
"
45
44%
——No par
.
5
McLellan
35%
34%
1
,
17%
56
89%
McGraw Electric
:
17%
55%
33
—1
"
12
17%
35%
39%
41'A
17%
35 Va
8
2,100
5'A
9%
9
9
55%
17%'
l.?00
•
109
5'A
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39
*37
,
40
33
'
29
56%" ."66%
•
900
9%
'
35%
22
23% Feh
40%
17%
-
9%
33%
common
6'/a
"lO
36'A
"
40%
35 Va
Co
preferred
<fc
17%
56 %
39
33%
24
16
21% Jun
8
17%
*55%
•
33%
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%% convertible preferred-—100
Jap
102% May
.95% Mar
1
34% Jun
.
40%
35%
48% Mar 19
•
21% Aug 11
43% Jan 23
20 % May 28
.
6
9
9
41
32%
70% Jun
-
67
91
Jan
*37%
38
9
34%
McCall
Corp
McCord Corp
38
4
Co
83 V4 Jan
40
4
9
3
May 15
42.
Dec
2
>
9%
41%
100
L)
Stores
39
*9%
40%
pfd 1947 ser.'eSi_No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
No par
Maytag Co common—.—_—No par
$3 preferred
—No par
12
25
81
39
8
*35
♦530
5%
*5%
Corp
—^—-No par
Electric, Co
—-1
Master
3
Jan
Aug 22
16%, Feb 16
15
6
$3.75 cum
54% May 15
46
5%
6
com_.—No par
Mfg
Co
$3.75 preferred
20'/a Apr
34
5 Va
6%
55%
33 Va
preferred
(Glenn
4
8
Mar 14
&
7
87 Va Mar
12
6%
*6
—1
6.28
107%
35
♦530
*5V4
,
8 Va
560
34%
35
542
5%
preierred——50
Cement
May, Dept
34%
560
8%
,
110
108 Va
1
6
Masonite
24
•540
540'A
35%
34%
36
551%
380
8%
8%
8 Va
108%
5%
Corp common—,-5
Feb
56% Mar 31
Jan
6
97
25% Dec
23
8 Va
107%
5%
„
Corp
96% Jan
34% Apr
56% Jan
44
8%
108'A
—1
•
4%%
Martin
50% Mar 23
May 25
94
8%
108 V4
35%
88%
*9%
88%
9%
-
891/4
9%
*51/4
^
Exploration
Midland
Marquette
3
Apr
44
6
Apr
8%
551%
19,200
4,300
145
*88
9%
9%
29%
34 Va
30
89%
*88
1Q&%
1
Shirt
Oil
Marshall Field
3
24
38% Jan
99
23 Va Ju-ly 19
Co
convertible
4%
6
25% Jan
.
Manhattan
4
18% Mar 19
54% Aug 23
34% Nov
9
11
9%
29%
32%
29%
No par
Sugar
35% Jun
Jan
29%
89%
140%
'
29%
*8%
50
Mandel Bros
Jan
6
92
29%
•9%
43%
140%
34%
•140%
33'A
108 %
No par
10
—
29%
•
9%
*
34%
♦42%
♦43V4
1
32%
33'A
341/4
44'/*
34'A
1
145
*140%
145
88%
29%
9%
'
32%
89
89
TlOO
Garden—No par
•140%
Ti
33
Co Iue com*_*—No-pa*;> ...29%
Magnavox * Co (The)
-r
Mahoning Coal RR Co—
.6
Jan
7
145
*140%
8
preferred series A
Magic Chef J—.,
Magma Copper
Mar 20
100
—
Inc
Madison Square
6
28
59
Forbes
&
preferred.
Mack
■
Working Co
'
'
20
5% Mar 21
5% Jun
.
M
/MacAndrews
May 24
6
26% Mar 14
&
♦38
24
31%
*88
•109%
52
40%
24 'A
31%
90
40%
•38%
24
31
*88
•
*38%
•23%
24
31%
30%
90
88%
•109%
111
52
*52 »A
53
52%
53
18'/a
18%
59 Va
59%
18%
18%
18'/a
18%
8
59%
60
59%
59%
98%
99
98
98
*94
104
96
*102'A
•94
-
•97
92
107
•105
50 'A
50
50'A
45
1,000
24 V.
23%
23%
3,500
31 »/4
va
111
30%
*88
111
19,200
31
90%
52%
18%
18%
59%
•97
92%
•105
50 Va
59%
98'%
57%
*97
98%
•103
105
96
*93
*92
93
107
♦105
14,300
210
10
94
93
1,900
2,000
59
104
100
100
111
18%
107
92
93%
42%
53%
93
•105
670
93%
18%
•93
93
2,100
31
va
3t
*52%
96
107
*30%
94
52%
104
*92
50
30%
•93
•102'A
*
31 Va
*00
*110
96
104
♦105
50%
98%
23%
104
*92
50%
88%
111
pfd—100
100
100
100
100
8
*102 V4
*110
31'A
111
50
.
100
bo
t n
40%
24
*80
83
107
50%
50'A
■
50%
150
2,900
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
Monday, June 25, 1956
..
(3028)
EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
\
24% Jan
37% Jan
" Jan
25% Jan
29% Oct
20% Oct
Oct
15
],
50y*Oct
106
Oct
80
Jan
46% Jan
40
Dec" 28
6
Jan
20
7
20
South
Utilities
Inc
Jnne
Enterprises Inc
5
61 ;•
Miciiand
Steel
0
42%
Jan'
8%
3
38% Jun
1st
Jun
8
36% Jan
9
23% Jan
Miawest
12
June 21
Proa
common
preferred
100
_
137
3
Oil
*"»iernlK
Corp
Them
&
Corn
of
63 "
63%
42 ye
42%
42 %
*136%
.
62 y2
42
137
137
137
v«
Va
•136%
28%
28 >/a
<
36%
37
36
37
37%
28 %
28%
28%
28 Ya
23%
Mar
23 %
22%
23%
23 y4
23
16%
20
19%
19%
-19%
20
19%
20
23
78% Mar 29
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg coin..l.50
73%
75
73%
74%
74%
75
74%
112% Jan
24
"116%
118
*116%
118
►116%
117%
116
Jan
19
136%
137
136%
137%
136%
68 y4
68'/a
68 «/4
Jun
28% Dec 30
New
75% May 10
May 25
102
3.30%
8
105
Apr
16% Jun
14
24% Jan
77
Apr
30
88
Jan
22% Jun
19
33
Jan
84
2
preferred™
conv
Mini/Min
7
&
preferred
66
68%
16%
*102%
16%
103'
16%
8? %
81%
81%
22%
22%
103
16%
"
l
common
68%
69%
'
►102%
___No par
_
•Minneapolis Moline Co
3
137%. 138%
issued"!
"when
com
100 "
Mfg common-—No par
30
38%
7,900
28%
6,300
23
75%
Mar 15
1,400
.
28'/2
23%
22% May 14
__No par
Minn St Paul & 8 S Marie—No par "'
22%
23
120
1,000
-
23%
*
Jan
151% May
137
-
28%
37
Jan
105
42 VB '
137
137-
21
-Minneap & St Louis Ry
7,900
64%
42%
64%
42
.
Shares
64%
29%
29%
37%
37%
28%
1
Amer
'
37
10
:
62%
29%
29 Vo
-
'
42%,
*136%
29%
62%
"
$
.6i
29%
29%
28%
June 22
58
1
the Week
Friday
Thursday
June 20
42'/a
28% #29'A
10
Midland
142
Bales fer
BALI rmicttfl
Wednesday
June 19
I$\
17
35% Dec 14
22% Jan
17
Tuesday
v
Monday
Mar 12
47
20
27
107
Apr 13
26% Nov 25
<93% May 4
23% Jan
Middle
6
29 V* Feb
13
20
30
15
12% Jan
82
■«•
Par
*
66
102%
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
.
65% May 14
9
May 28
135% Jan
Jan
33
28% May 15
7
9
21
23
30
13
1
35% Mar
19
70
Dec
2W,54%Nov
21^*46% Sep
21
35
Nov
11
41% July
11
28% Mar
11
19% Apr
17
70
Jun
14
117
Dec
6
115
Jun
18
29% Oct
133
Highest
"
"
Uirest
"
UwHt
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1955
1
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Inure tor Pr«vl*««
103
*102%
19%
,
81%
6,500
.*
-
<
320
3,900
70
3,700
102%
102 y8
150
f
5,300
167/a
17
82
16%
2,200
„
.
139%
69 y4
103
16%
81%
"
•
.
118
,
138%
69
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81 %
74%
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91
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National Supply
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80 % May 16
Jun
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Jan
17
13% May 28
Mar
•
101
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preferred B
9% Apr
8
Jan
48
13
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5
8
18
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7
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4
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31
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2
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rights
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Mar 12
13% Mar
32% Feb 14
14
42% Mar 25
51% Dec 29
21
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4
77% Sep
25
33% Jan
Mar
21
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13
105% Feb 23
18
105
Mar
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Apr
23
Aug 29
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20
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'
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t
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183
6
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23
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31
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29
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Volume 183
Number 5545
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(3029)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Ban re far Prarlaas
STOCKS
Year 1955
Lavwt
437/a Jan
6
95 % Jan
100% Apr
15
105% Sep
3
109
109
27
1102
22
10
Apr
23
105% Apr
17% Jun
88%
30 % Sep 26
31% Jan 28
18% Jan
100
19
Jan
13% Jan
31 % Jan" 6
47
19
18
91
Jun
18
5%
3
Ohio
4
Oklahoma
19% Feb
103-. Feb
3
29
16
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.
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114
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30
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,
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47% Apr
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14
r
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2
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3
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71 %
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27
.
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37% Jan 17 i,
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10
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53
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9
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9
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15
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6
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23
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22
19
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79
15
91
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21
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14
93
16
90
82% July
6
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Dec
39
86
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22% Apr
8
Feb
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13
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29
30
83% Nov 23
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6
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33% Jan J 6
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61
May 18
91
Mar
•
96
99% Mar 14
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8
16
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22
123/4 Jan
18
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3
Pillsbury Mills
3
99
Apr
18
45
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3
223/a Feb
9
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158% Jan
31
162 % Aug 31
28% Sep
62
16
Mar 14
6% Oct
3
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
85
Mar 14
25% Jan
150
Jan
6
25
24% Mar 14
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8
166 % Aug
173
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12
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8
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16
23
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9
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74
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26
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27
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153 % Dec
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2
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26
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15
81
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9
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45%.
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45%
451/4
45%
10I1
101
♦99 Va
101
16%
*160%
1623/4
*160%
1623/4
159%
159%
158%
158%
*160%
100
160
2.50
56%
...10
86%
l
75/.
10
29
100
*82
100
88'/a
303/8
100
100
*145
1
473/,
convertible preferred___100
Inc
2.50
*185
*13%
5
35
1623,4
160
563/8
553/4
87
85
55%
56
86%
73/.
73/a
29 %
28%
73/4
83
73/4
29
29
45%
453/4
101
♦99%
12
100
45 3/8
3,200
100
30
62%
63%
2,900
23%
-
23%
2,800
♦92
93
♦92
93
♦953/4
97
953/4
953/4
100
29%
40
40%
40%
6,000
17
17 Vs
*16%
17
1,000
*160%
1623/4
♦160%
1623/4
•158%
160
158%
158 %
553/a
56
843/4
85%
56
85%
♦56
84%
93
56%
120
*
1,500
85
7%
7%
29
29%
283/4
7,000
73/4
29%
29%
7%
8
*82
84
*82
84
12
82 Va
♦81
88%
*87
88%
*87
88%
89
89
•88%
893/4
30%
30
30
30
30%
30
30%
30%
154
♦145
3,200
303/4
♦145
3,200
82%
150
'497/3
48%
200
♦180
49%
49%
♦180
196
13%
13%
13%
353/a
343/4
35
50%
.
*145
152
*145
152
'48%
50%
50%
*
*13%
13%
13%
343/4
34%
♦195
195
192
205
35
•133/a
14
3ia/8
315/g
31%
31%
313/a
313/,
31%
213/B
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/a
Z
213/a
3/54
3/64
A
r3/64
A
No par
99%
993/i
2
49%
49%
9%
9%
31%
21%
2,800
2,100
<
10,600
189,700
*
9 9 »/8
99 Va
993/4
983/4
99%
2,300
49%
49%
49 5/a
493/8
49%
49%
4,000
9%
9 Va
9%
93/8
9%
9%
2,800
100
99%
49%
50
"9%
35%
9%
*993/4
.
170
400
14
'
'
18,800
513/a
31%
*
200
1,500
152
21%
313/4
21 %
40
.
206
35
35%
10
68%
5,400
97
10
No par
503/4
84
common__o
New common
*77%
46%
90%
*90
163/4
Co class B
Potomac Electric Power Co
Rights "when issued"
Procter & Gamble
10
21
22
16%
Poor &
.
203/4
16%
Co
108
21%
17
common
50
80
203/4
16%
(The)
20
105
22%
393/4
/au% 1st series prior pfd
500
97
20%
39%
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
♦107%
6,900
22
*92
A
105
37%
24%
109 %
20%
-
♦953/4
class
*96%
104%
107
107
104 Va
93
Plough
Plymouth Oil
953/4
*103
393/8
preferred
37
24%
*108
109%
104%
963/4
Co
37%
24
24
♦108
39%
preferred
Pittston
36%
233/4
109 Va
♦92
Metallurgical Inc
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5%%
233/4
*108
*953/4
Pitts
5
36'/a
...
93
guaranteed
5%
23%
Forgings Co..
_i
Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
Ft
7%
363/4 '
109%
*
Pittsburgh
Pitts
,
23%
109%
-
-
40
69
180
70
68%
68 Va
68'/a
69
•68%
69%
*68%
10
47%
47%
47
47 %
47
47
46%
41 Va
463/4
46%
2,000
of
Indiana—No par
37 Va
37%
37
36%
37%
36%
37
37%
37%
10,400
preferred
37%
100
83
83
preferred
4.16 ft preferred
4 20% preferred
25
*25
2,500
25
*24%
Public
Serv
Pub
Serv
$1.40
Co
El
& Gas
100
common.No p&r
div
4.08%
preference
preferred
cora__No par
...
Unf Pref,erred
4.30% preferred
3
283/4 Jun
5
9
74% Jan
3
Pullman Inc
37% Jan
4
513% Apr
5
Pure
28.
36 3/a
23%
109%
98
Co
$4.75
cum
preferred
Public Serv Co of Colorado
30
37
233/4
393/,
(conv)
Coal
1
13
36%
*108%
*92
64% Feb
343/4
''46'Vr
24
.
95
*953/4
22 % Jan
page
93
1
28
see
28%
53
'
1,900
273/a
♦273/a
No par
743/4 Dec 27
footnotes
273/a
283/a
22
No par
41% Apr
11
273/4
*27 3/a
5%
10
com
Publlcker Industries Inc
118% Mar 20
11
10
5
*27%
28%
39
'
25
preferred
preferred
3Va%
32% Jun
NOV 21
Co
4.32%
29% Apr
105% July
6
26% Mar 14
7-
105
27% '
39
2
Consolidated
88 % Mar 29
33% Apr
Jun
convertible
$4.80
26 % Jan
6
111
Apr
May
34% Nov 16
104
22
104
♦333/4
..
7,700
*27%
23%
48 '/a
59,400
47 Va
*27%
'52%
24%
143/a
36 V4
*463/4
37
47.;:;
1
103
2,000
35%
35
46 5/a
'
•"
500
700
4%
14%-
.;
15,600
'
15
4%'
1434
,14%
;
No par
;
2
39 Va Mar 13
30
25
24% Apr
4
23% Mar 23
Oct
,
common
Pitney-Bowes Inc,
170
13
19
14
8,900
25%
15
4%
211,100
36'/a <
50%
50
-25%
-
15
4%
35.
47%
5%
5
Inc
Pitts Coke & Chem
163% Jan
14
37% Feb
Dec
•''104
82
♦143/a
4% '
5 Va
1
Hosiery
*
153% Jun
25
107%
158
14 3/a
5%
5
4
18% Mar 28
9
10
19% Mar 15
47»"
15%
*30%
-
50%-
'
34% '.■'•'•35%)."'
24%' ,24%
*30% •36%
25%
34
70
33%
50
4%
13,100
-
16%'
33%
25%
13%
95%
%
15%
•
28%
943/4
52'/a
<
'21%
22%
24
16%
333/4
14%
'
19,600
>
97%
16%
•
660
2,600
.
86 Va
97 Va
670
>
19%<
85 Va
-
-
7%
■19%
•
<
-
7%'
39%
*27%
104
•
—
97%
4,300
144%
>
863/4
■
457,700
138 Va
*22
•273/8
•'"*53%
100
i. Va<
*39
28Va
■•>*16%
800
-
38%
144'
•
193/a
;
•
86
♦96
i.
-
7
28
.■
145
'
:
46%
39%
4:
N-
-
9,000
138 Vr
»
.
-
5%
10
1
100
8
41% Dec 22
35% Mar 18
com
New common
Phoenix
10
13% Jun
29"% Jan
39
353/8
,500
-
.
•44%"' 45%
."
-
253%
5%
5
Phillips Petroleum
Apr
4
44% Mar 23
3
13
162
Feb
703/4 May
27% Apr
89% May 21
32% Feb
21% Dec
120
2,000
33
36%
:
171/4
100
$4 preferred
44
100% Sep 20
Jan
15% Mar 14
1,600
493/4
15/64
38 Va
45%
50 %
,
17%
100
PhfiHn0Ppfferr,ed
106 % May
4
5
6
83
7,500
-
f
37%"
49%
38%
■•
17%
.100
common
Phillips Jones Corp
19
16
20
97% Aug 25
50
2,600
20'/a
•
*
% :
4
19%
•
<
17^/,
1
3.9% series preferred
23
14
30 % Sep
>
* 55;
37
7% '■•7%
.
873% 4•
17%
3
preferred series A
Jun
Dec
17
-
333/a
48 V2
*101%
—100
preferred
10% Jan
52% Jun
13
13%
33
473/4
.16 ;'^l6i/4
*144
.<73/3-1,
16%
49
43/4
32%
100
common
783/4 Jan
104% Feb
21% Jan
'">■
24
'<
138Va
33'/a
♦25
••
473/4
96
49%
138%
144".'1
,
*30%
;
253/4'
100
....
Philip Morris Inc
5
15 Va Jan
6
84% Jan
49%
12.50
preferred
49
10% Dec
36%
13%
20%
-
;
1
;
1
Reading Corp
31
21
preferred
Philco
94 Va Mar 12
12% May 25
100
43/4
1
*
37
15/64
*
;
82 "- <82
Pre{e,ned-~
-——100
pm,68? ppreifrre^, —
~100
Phila &
_
95% May 13
69 % Jan
6
••
46
♦23
♦44
15%
*14%
par
4.4%
3.8%
10'
Jan
97
10%
1
24"
"38%
97
1 4
15
1:^ 159"
Phila Electric Co common___No
par
$1 conv preference com
No
26 % Mar 14
1123/4 Jan
17
43% Jun
10%
10%
20%—
'
37
<•
33
15%
49%
22%
20
*23
138 Va"
"
85
33 Va
*30% 4
13%
%
97
15%
4%
1
38%
„„5
i,
r
-..
100%
49%
19 V4 '19 V*
'
97%
33
'
^7° 2iui preferred- (conv)
22
28
19%
"873/4" r.
*25
Ndpar,"i.''*48
17 t
Dec
31
83%
*96
*33%/.'34 / >'
Pfizer (Chas), Ac Co Inc
common__I
3,400
70Va';,72Va '
45%.
100 >/«
-45%,
■
>" 7%
Va..';'
■
15 Va
4
693/4
(
■
7
25%
52Va
100
Corp
144
144%/'
r
36%
632%^^ 24%
Phelps-Dodge
138%
f 138
49%
104
__100
Corp of Amer
Brewing Co
♦44%
1
"
''
r
'49%
38%
•'
19%
82%
97Va'
107 V*--.
„__10O
common.-
,193/,
•
IPO ' •'107%
5
4,100
'
h
7%
47Va'
40
;20
;
.
16%.,
Vi
I
101
*10%
••
'•
<
15/64
38%
'45%'
144
<
7Va
par ^•••vV47%.
10
69
723/4
45% :.'46
♦100
•
37
493/4
138 Va
153/a
55
10
;
383/8
331/4
iili50":' r"23%
preferred
"Pfelffer
81Va
34%
■
1
17
40% Mar 23
May'23
103
Oct
15/64
145
7Va>
94V4
1
84V«: I 84 %
69%
71%
•■
,
433/4 "'
58%'
•
*16Va
163/4.
r
693/4
4
19%
24
♦44%
*27Va
1
„,
'Petroleum
.
76% Mar 19
May 24
94% Apr
9
1
86% Dec
Corp__
L:
(The)
:—
preferred'
4%%
-
-7% Mar 12
107
107
107% Apr
92
-
$1.60
IT1*'™*00
Pet Milk Co
3
1
Cement
Corp
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co..
12
'15/64
■
*273/8
,
58
,
493/4
38 %
•
400
7,600
89 "
43%,
583/a
*16%
10%
19%
*36%
32%
25 /
43%:
57
-45 Vim.
♦23
v
49%
*22
,_No par
43
100 Vs
*10%
>
24.
37
1385/a
,
13
<
______25
^rlass
20%
*23
473/4
_^25
preferred-.
10%
20%
•!
%.
4%
■
No par
common
preferred-.—
10%
*
363%
'46
"
*14%
-
17,600
12
v
84% -(84%
73% it-
45%
25
,25
*88
:
16%
100 Va
49V4
■
543/a
117
ll7/a,
,
r
69 Va /
".72%-'
*30%
-
No par
Telep
69%
,,
89'!
85%
*16 Va
-
89
583/4
69%
50
14%
-
53%.
*116
12»/4
,43%
16%
45%' ;'45%-
12%
"
74
36%
-
33
5
preferred-
85%.
101
10
2,500
7
36% Jun
2
19
Mar
45 % Apr
19
547/a Jan
102 Va May
111
1
,,
10
96% Jun
Jan
,
22% Apr
common/
58
"
*96-
2.50
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.^
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
3
10%
23 Va
193/8
-
4.40 % ^series
preie*Srediu2-i__-iO<>'
,<
26% May 18
6
4
119% May 26. V
64% Aug 25
43
23
Jan
Proof. Co
'Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt. Mfg Co.
Penn-Texas Corp ; common
6
Jun
16% Jun
<
13 *
82
100
$1.32
•
35% Feb
160
473/, Jun
5
«
22
29
31 Va Jan
8 <
3
26
-■
43
5» ::
12%
90
,
8534 i
♦100
20 %
->*144
1
...
4'/a%i .preferred
13
Jan
138
_l
Sand Corp
Jower & Wght com—No
19% Jan
20% Jan
'
6 % Nov
8 1
--1100
Corp
i
.
400
26%
'
43
...
,
54%-
19%
99
26%
: 117%
*116
6.90Q
!
*44 Va
-
♦89
26%
54%
54%
•
69
no par -38%"38%;:
common_100
-893%
26%
117%
;
12
73%.
44%
49%
-
*116
12%
*16%
100%"
26%
5444
54%"
117
58 V.
71
23 %
-
19%,
•98%.
43
10%
*20
L___„_25
19%
104%
*85%
•
■,
.73.%' ",-73%:
//'I.:.::
_25
Penney (J C) Co
Penna
86
•
*19
•102
*88%
58%
100 %
19 %
104 Va
26%
110
15,600
38 Vs
38
,
2,000
89
40%
*19
12%
43%
/i!!, 44%'.
38
*373/4
17%
88%
"39%'
♦102
117
89.
;_L__5•10%
preferred
--$1.30
Mar 29
147
3
$1
Mar 23
333/4 Jan
4
Peninsular
3
28-
15
17%
89
40 Vs
<
19
26%
54Va:'
v
12%
69%
_:
No par-
prior
Penn-Dixie
59
i
6.25'
17%
17%
103
26
117 '■
.
17%
19
54%
58%
17%
*89
106%
103
26%
♦16%
new
Consolidated-Corp
conv
Pennroad
14 ;
24 Va Jun
July 21
5%
-19%
' 103
:>;86
Transportation ___NQ j?ar
& .Enterprises_____Jl—
18
Feb
37%
42%
par
Mines
30
'<109
38%
38
89 •/
No~par
„
Penick 6c Ford.
2
37%
Corp—-'>36%
OU
9
112% Mar
38%
*1161/4
Electricj
Peabody Coal Co
13 \
393/4
54%
A
-
j
40%
26%
World
Jan
23
143/4 Jun
tfaraelee
;
89
39%
-.12%
—
Rust
iPatino
4
91
40
.*100. '
par-
21
48 Va Jan
,
&
Tin
Parker
:
17%
91
393,6'
♦19
Paramount Pictures
Corp......^.^.!
&. Tilford Distillers
Corp.
1
Parke Davis &
Co——______No
.
*17%
♦89
40%
38%
Park
9
453/4 Jan
.
11
Mar
17
17% Apr <25
6% Mar 12
"
17% Mar 14
102
38
173
;
223/4 Feb
16
.
56 % May 10
12
'
22% Apr
33% Sep
•
20
104
-■
17%
91
3S%
Airways Inc_'___l
Panhandle East Pipe L cora__No
par
4%
preferred
_i_._i.100
;
Jun
17%
51%
104
90
par
j
preferred
36 Vs Apr
16 Va Jun
29
•105%
/■
Inc
Telep <te Teleg
Panhandle
28% Mar 27
..
45 % May 29
106
i
3
101
23
49% Feb
.
-6
21
29% Jan
J
23
14% Apr
6
Nov 28
19
JUri
413/4 Mar 12
19/
106%
52
15/J4
Pan. Amer
24% Mar 26
23
•1053/4
common
Finance
Pacific
.
18
37
4.
May 28
30% Jan
113% Apr 20
108% Apr 25
<30% Jun 13
'
*.
1
3
49% Dec
2
103% July
Jun
3
107
—
Gas
8%
9
53 % Apr
.
;22, -.Jun 20
=
6
15% Dec
Mar 14
107
,
8
*1053/4
■/
"
Co
9
'143,4 Jun' 21
:
46% Jun 20
,,37% Jan,,
,6
106 Va Dec
29% Aug
9
14% Dec 13
,
8
25 % Jan
27% Mar 17'
*•■;-
-
8
30% Jun
21-'
;54%Peb
i
8
12*% Jnn
-6
J.,
r43^ Jun
J
,
Oct 11
.
23
107%
_
Coast
Pacific
57% Apr
30 Va Jan
.
8
12% Jan
*
*1053/4
com_.10
H?.htlng Corp„_
39 Va Apr
«
■
•1053/4. 107%
■■
preferred
PaOific Mills
!
36 %' Jan
1
107%
-'■'Rights
Jan
16 %
4
23 Va Jun
10% Jan
Mar
103
t
♦1053/4
..alOO
-
Pacific
-
12
873/4 Jun
1
107 %
preferredIL.100
Fisheries
5%
21 % Mar 20
18
23
35% May 15
<
f
*105Va
-
Pacific
Mar 27
"9
30% Jan
-
*51% Apr 12
9
23
107
107
•eries.IZIoo
1951
common
convertible
12
Jan
/152% Feb
27 /
Jan 10
95% May
9
5
<"17% Sep .21,
J.»A Va May 27.; >7% Jan
5
?
.
74
i.
3
■
Apr
16% Jan
18
Jan
•»
Jan
6
54
141.
...
120
*1053/4
♦105%
5
1
Amer
13
40
.
107%
100
series
Pacific
16
% Jun
-
3
24
6% Jan
2.
_
Apr
'.
139
5
Jun
104
29
34% Feb
'
22
13
8..
May 11
43
:
Jan
i
533/4 Mar 28
37% Jun
.
15
152% Aug 22
1.
98% May 17
8% Sep 26
1
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May 22 /
51%
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93%
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;
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;
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51%
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-
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102% Jan 13
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23
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Mfg—___83%c~
Mar 26
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;
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513/4
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93%
Natural Gas_.
7.50
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com
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Gas &
preferred:
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Otis
the Week
June 22
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4%
4%%
27
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3
May
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Co
Co——
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I100
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lain for
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4
May 28
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128
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61% Mar,: 5
June 20
100
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Chi,
Wednesday
June 19
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preferred
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Tuesday
June 18
12
preferred
38 % May
.
common
preferred
-
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51% Jan 23
16% Pec 20
Nov"l.
94
4.44%.
*
99
; 16 /. Jan*. 3
57
10
4
33% Feb
*. 34
109% Feb
18% Apr 19
97% May 29
647/8 July 8
July 8;
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.112% Sep 22
10
847/a Oct
3.90%
4.56%
17% Jun
Co
Monday
Par
preferred
5
11
22
23 % Jan
4.40%
Jan
Oiin
6
-
Jun
4
Edison
Jan
34% Jan .10
26 - 135
94% Jan
110% Jan
Ohio
100
18
33% Jan
Junr-fO
103% May 13
25% Apr 25
Sep 26
49% Mar 14
114
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40% Sep 21
19% May 17
20
Jan
21 %
39
9
110
13
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
WW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
54% Mar
92
May 25
105% Apr
4
t>Jan 14
Aug
3
1
Highest
49% Jan
110%'Sep 30
20
Nov
.
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105% Sep 20
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Highest
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OU
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.
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32%
32%
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32%
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32%
29%
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29%
29%
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29%
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3,400
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27%
26%
27 Va
26%
273/a
27 Va
27%
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66%
66%
66%
61%
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44 Vs
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, June 25, 1956
.
36 .(3030>
■lit
Mil
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW
STOCKS
Mfeli far mrftn
'
'
14
154
1*5
16
33% Apr
19
6
36% Jan
18
31
60% Mar 22
Had!* Corp of America com__No par
1
30% Jan
2
41% Jan
Feb
Quaker Oats Co
6%
prererred
7
20
(The)
common
148
148
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42 MB
14o
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33%
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34
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31%
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146
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33%
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100
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95% July
26% Jan
35%tt»r
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Friday
Thursday
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HIGH
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27
31% Aug
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31
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148 "" Mar Id
Tuesday
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.
YORK STOCK
NEW
Jan. I
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Tear 1966
24,700
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47
Feb : 7
Sep 26
41% July
5
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31% Peb
38% July 27
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60
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8
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43% Jnn
3
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15% Jan
10
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15
7% Mar 21
13% Jun
15% Aug 23
6
42%-Feb
12
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10% Jun
8
Sep
12
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i
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10
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Mar 11
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45
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82
Jan
91
26
Jan
26
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May 11
105% Apr 20
-
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26
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1
38% Sep
2
5% July 26
8% Sep
8
Dec
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82
26
42
6
Jan
>
♦
10
34% Jan
33% Jun
Co
Paper
Selection
s
Ridgeway
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Corp
Corp
Paper
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;—10
5
a
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Dec
2
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13
6
27
17% Sep
9
14% Jun
1
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9
22% Jun
8
28% Apr 13
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19
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20
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10
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68 % Jan
25
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18
32% Dec
15
35
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31
48% Jan
3
27
15% Mar 21
11
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30
34%
7
May 14
38% Apr
5
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22
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9
Jan
1
14% Sep
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9% Jan
37%
9
21% May 28
.
Apr 12
May 17
98
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22
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Dec
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100
27
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257
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.
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87%
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28
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55%
103%
21
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Rhodestan
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48 %
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100
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16
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37%
9%
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700
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169% Jan 11
37% Mar 15
May 28
34% Jan
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14
Nov
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31 % Apr
64% May 12
70
26
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101% Apr
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70
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24
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57% May
1
49% Mar
2
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49% Mar IS
45% Feb
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Republic Aviation Corp—
Republic Pictures common.
91 convertible preferred
16
-
20
33
39%
10
18
4
30% May 28
33-/8
39%
10
preference
91.25 div prior
Reliance Mfg Co common.
16
15%
33 Mb
"
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64% Apr
47% Sep
67% Feb
15%
33%
'Jf^iz'
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15
-
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41
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Oct
Reed Roller Bit Co.
•* -
56%
,15%
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Bros
81%
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noncum 2nd preferred
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4%
Reeves
5
Jon
10% Mar 14
•
Jan 27
35% May 25
7 %
,
Real
42%
81%
..SO
Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred
11
15
7% Jun
15
May 10
45
Reading
38% Mar
16
42%
Nopai
Raytheon Mfg Co
9
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:
14
13
ll% Aug 25
Sep
19
5% Mar 14
41
9
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4
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12% May 31
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Rayonter : Inc
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1
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3
37% Apr' 6
18
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i
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11% Feb
4
30
13% Jan
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37% May
14
33% Jan
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42
27% May 22
May 16
31
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11
14% May 28
5
6
42% Jan
39% May 29
37% Jan
Jan i
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12
15
1
25% Apr
/ Oct 11
39
13
69%
Aug 11
26
31
19% Mar 22
87 % Feb
32% May 28
t
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32
13% Sep
25
53% Jan 23
79% Apr
88% juiy 27
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•
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12,200
4,200
32
12 Mb
600
52 Mb
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92 Vz Sep
103% jun
9
17
50% Feb
23
91
126
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22% Jan
July 14
34% Jun
Feb
126 % A*>r
13
22% Jan
80% Jan
4%
27
Jan
33
88 % Jun
27
320% Apr
15
280
May 29
310
Mar
Jan
10
155
Jan
5
155
Jan
5
49%'Jun
7
40% Feb
9
65
May
1
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170
28
33% Mar 14
101
16
17% Apr
25% Oct
25
100
July 13
105 '
Sep
Apr
13
105
St Louis
5%
Dec
21
29% Jsn
19
12% Nov
21
14% Feb
17
12% Jun
8
15% Jan 30
Savage
Oct
27
27% Jan
3
22% Mar
Bchenley Industries Inc
20
32
13
18% Jan
22
6
57% Dec
78% Jun
20
93% Oct
19
98
Feb
101% Oct
13
107,
Jan
Mar
7
63 V* Apr
44% Feb
14
Jan
23
-
10
95
9
20
75% Mar
92% Apr
11
22
May 28
65
16
55% Mar 14
18
17
Jun
100
8
Scherlng
94
preferred
6
4
36
40
Sep
8
92% May 18
Jan
Feb
9
40% Apr
89% Mar
Scovlll
86
38% Jun
33% Jan
65% Jan
21
44% May
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
5
Mfg
3.65%
17 »/4 May 28
43% Jan
18
6
Jan
6
34% Dec
28
8% Mar 15
5% Nov
17
19% Feb
59% Apr
5
31% July 18
40% Nov 16
53% May 28
68
7
Seagrave
29% May 28
36% Jan
3
Sears
20% Dec
16
12% Jun
21% Feb
29
9% Apr
26
23% Jun
17% May 29
1
Nov
10
6ct~ll
61% Jan
Jun
20
63
29
50
51
5
Mar 15
39% Jan
4
39% Jan
20
49 % Apr
31
Ppb
16
11% May
Nov
16
36 Vz Feb
64
Oct
18
66 % Mar
10
22% Jun
7
62 % Jan
26
7
10
22% Jan
6
30% July 12
22% May
13% Nov
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Sparks Withington Co
17
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7
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3
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18
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55% Dec
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24
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Volume 183
Number 5545
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(3031)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Prerhai
»Year 1955
,
Lowest
STOCKS
Lowest
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98
19 Va
19%
19%
49%
49%
49%
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-
11%
11%
11
Va
11%
11%
500
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
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45
45 £
44% ',44%,
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13
13
13
5
58%
57%
59
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98% '
98
98%
300
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12,600
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3,300
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41%
42%
43
42 /
42
27%
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75%
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80
79
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79
4,000
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14
56
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56%
57
40%
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21
21%
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-
39%
40%
39%
39%
21%
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
1
21%
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29%
♦52
22%
17%
17%
23%
52%
1
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9%
9%
1
33%
34%
33%
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No par
15
15
15
15
32%
33
31%
32%
prior preferred
50
r*.
(The)
*51
59
39%
40%
24,600
21%
3,800
21%
14%
21%
21%
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26%
26%
26%
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56 Va
56 Va
29
60
900
4,200
58
58
100
2,900
29%
30
52%
52%
200
22%
23%
9,900
17%
17%
23%
17%
17%
"
14,300
29%
23
17%
29%
53
29%
53
8.900
56%
29
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23%
11 VB
*50
53
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58
40
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53
22%
22%
17%
22%
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58
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58
29%
29%
53
3,900
14
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58
14
100
39%
14%
39%
42%
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55
19:
13%
61%
27%
'
30
31% Jun
*12%
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27%
30
.
,
27%
43
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Corp
99%
27%
43
42%
43%
43%
1
Oil
62
59%
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120
27
43%
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20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
TXL
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12%
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45
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50
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49%
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44%
75%
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common
A
400
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49
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174
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11%
13
58%
'
12%
48%
13
23 Vb ,.23%
173
177
49
>;
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28
43 y8 Jun
23
58
16% Mar 10
4
23%
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9
33
23'/4
50
13% Feb
'16% Jun
23%
27%
15
6
5,100
23 V«
►
27%
15
13% Jan
39%
28 Vb
35% Jun
,
39 Va
28
26% Apr 24
40% Mar 18
39%
28
Twin
2
39%
-
28
7
25% NOV
9
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39%
9%
173
12
12%
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2,300
9%
9%
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9 Va
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1
18
6,100
39 Va
9%
173
56%;
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30,800
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39%
9%
26%
14% Jan
52
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25,500
46
26%
12%
V
42 V*
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4
33
5,500
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25
18% Mar
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56%
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2
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45%
12%;
26%
8% Jun
9% Nov
100
96%
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47%
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56
conv
-
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96%
-
18%
•
26 Va
5%
Jan
7,600
v65%
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46'/4
55%
4.30%
3,400
51%
18%
47%«.
45%
26'A
Tung-Sol Electric Co
62% Mar 13
45%
51%
11%
26 Vb
55%
Preferred series
36% Mar 12
Jun
200
44%
<
-13%
(
65»/a "65%
46 V2 i
33 %
5
Inc„1
Airlines
24% Feb
51
460
•
1,000
10%
r
13%
653/8
2
Corp
Trans -World
55% Jun
25
*
22 Va
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>
12
13%
r
26%
5
18
52% Apr
28% Feb
1050
45%
51%:
r
12%
2
(The)--
15
2
1,700
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=
I
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.
25
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'
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May 16
1
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60
50
—
45%
51 Va
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•
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48%
48%
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28 y4 Jun
29
■
■
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45%
10%
26
12%
>
175
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50
14
25% Dec
9%
v
No par
20
Mar 15
16,700
22%
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96%
13
18%
11
18
1,200
25%
45 Va
L
■
10'/4
26 Va
23%
18 % Jan
Jan
..
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ft
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Transamerlca
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20
1
issued"
Edison Co
Toledo
74%
25%
1040
51%"
96%
•
42%,
*25%
23%
Timken Roller Bearing
Trane
7
74%
-
102 '/a
45 Vb
•
22»/4
45%
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10%
12
13%
,
23%
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13
*
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22 Va
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51%
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1039
45
21% r
46
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23
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7
1,200
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46
51
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preferred
22
May
5,500
25%
8%
46
1
No par
Jun
86
34,100
25%
*'39^4
L
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7%
14
25 Vb
72
21%
Thompson Products Inc common—ft-"
13 1
.
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.39%
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4%
•
46%
14
102%"
46%
74
72
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common--
28% Feb
'
8
lac
conv
5.000
7%
45%.
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25% w25%
..
i_—u_100
Thompson (J R).
26
38% Jan 23
12
$2.40
2,600
-
73 %
45%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
47% Mar 26 *
42
11
17
10
Ry Co
$1.25 con v preferred.:
r
'
May 17
44% Jan
Pacific
Textron
34%
24%
Laud Trust—
share ctfs ex-distribution
Texas &
34
45%
7%
i
•
200
19%
23%
,
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,
V
1043
-10
Texas Utilities Co—-—
16
Apr
Sub
...
68% Mar 29 1
23
Jun
25% Apr
62% Feb
6
48% Sep
35% Jun
Jan
9
1,300
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9
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-
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•
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45%
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24
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1
7%
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Texas Instruments
.
9
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4
*
102 %
37 %
•
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Texas Gulf.
Mar 20
:
if
14%
1,000
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3,800
22
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:
22%
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Tennessee Corp—
Texas Co new
Texas
!
43 %
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4
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7%.
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19
19%
10,100
53 Va
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19
-
18
100
22%
34%
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34%
18
%
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.
19%
-
53%
22%
;
-
19
4,100
'
22% Oct
16
17%
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35
25%
10%
55% Dec
24% Dec
14%
17%
38%"
No par ■*
3
May
v"
:
!
25%
8%
,
5
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*
9
14
..
May 18
33
7
6
98
42
28
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63%
34%,
71%
"
25
:
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4 ,* Thermoid Co common—-,
$2.50 convertible preferred
51 - Mar 2? !
12 ;
19
22% Oct
53
63%
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.
v
35%«.
25%
Symington Gould: Corp-
52% Jan
14 '
27
3
13%
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7
13
.
1
11
15%
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72%
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251.
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Sylvania- Elec Prod* Inc cofo
20 % May 16
,
1
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13% Jan
15%
'
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29% Apr
May 28 ."
15% Feb 28
4
13y8 July 25
37 y8 Mar 14
15%
22%.
\ 23%
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73
12.50 f-
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29% Apr
6
39% Oct
15%
53%
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>
Oii Co common*..!;.
4%%. preferred:series A_.
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5 %%2nd pfd series of *55
30
2
42% Mar 26
43% Oct
Jan
.15%
„
.
100
-
13%
22%-
.
54
13%
53%
19%
7%
1
,
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±
*
Ma$
182 % May
100'/a Sep
48
100
3,100
53%
13%
22%.
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v
98%
13%
53%
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<
98%
53%
13%
53%
.
53%
98%
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22%
42%
xl3%
Nopar
Swift Ac Co
10% Jan
23
34% Feb
.
53 '
26% Jan
common
Sunshine Biscuits Inc—.
45% May 17
21% May 28
17
53%
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'
9
35
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7%
,-41%
1 •'
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28% Apr
v
53%
14%-
35
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15%
53%
13%
63%
.
19%
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13%
52%
35%
34%
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100
*63
19%
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21
v
54
*97%
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v
17%
19'%
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15
,
22%
17%
53%
53%
100
13%
53%
.
33%.
1
Sun ray-Mid-Coift
5
"
143
Jan
14%
L..
Corp
Sun .(Ml Co common
Texas
24
63%
14%
—~1
Chemical
57% Apr
27
28% Jun
11
53%
63%
—__.it—ft-
53%
53%
*97%.
53%
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14
21
16% Jan
10
11% Jan
53%
54
1
Broadcasting
StOrer
38% Mar 26 7
-44% Jun
11
Jun"
53%
100
•97%
22%
Baet,& FuHer Co—
69% May
IO'/b Oct
43
53%
•52
Drug
51
14/
24% Oct
7% Jan
65,900
2,700
.10
Sutherland Paper-Co—
r 15%
59% May 28
11% Mar 16
58%
53
14% Jan
f
6
28
5» %
15%
,
20 % Mar
j
<
12
25
57%
87% Feb v 7
9 ;
8
45 y4 Dec
Nov
57%
48%J*fi 31
85% May 10
99 .;May'7'<
-
221
62% Jun
15 V4 Nov
57%
12*
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9 L
May 28
17
45
58 %
15%.
Co_
52% Mar 16
12% Jun
~2
May
174
20,300
57%
38%37%.
59%
58%
8
$4.50 series A preferred
Mar 22
10% Mar
-
10..
.21% Jun
July 26
17 »/8
33,100
59%
57%
13%
Stone ® Webster—a.—
*1
Apr
78
..
42
25
51%
Sun
Mar 23 r
26% Jan
9
May 28
May 16
25
«.
28
11% Jun
11 y8
51%
StudebakerrPackard Carp_z
Sunbeam rrnrp/
7
•
15% Mar 15
43% May 25 *
.
51%
59
,
'
10% Feb
F£b7 8
:
1 9%
51%
59%
13%
.
Jun 14
{<;
99
.
51%
59 %
1'
Stbkely-Van Camp Ind cotnmon
5% prior preference-—
—
.
% 35% jun i4,„
■'
26% May 18 '
49% Jun-
Mar30 '
44% Oct *26-
51%
60
BlewarUWaxner Cdrp_i_l__
-
20% Jan 26
33% Sep 15
58% May 2
23% Sep 30
52% May 2
2
:
30
1,080 Dec
8
51%
59%
Stevens < J P.) <fe Co Int
6
20
*T13%May 28
1
12% Jun
'
/
Sterling.
3
21% Jan
20 % Jan
:
Chemical
!
"
6
*
18% Feb'
41% Nov
Jun
80% Sep
27 % Jun
'-■87% Sep-
8% Nov 22
740
.
31
28
Aug
1
40% July 25
i
32% May 11
•
■>'lVA
17%ttug 12
27v 105
67% Feb
6
39% Apr
May 28
Feb 13
18
7
.
51%
10
:
SterchLBros Stdres Inc
4
Shares
52%
60
No par
Stanley Warner-Garp_i
Starrett Co (The) 13.
15
the Week
June 22
59%
*
15% Jan
Oct
11
3
Friday
June 21
51%
100
;
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
75
31% May 28,
7 22% Feb
8
5
Aug 26 f
32
3
.
17% Jan
:
-
9
i
■i'
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5
"19
30
July
19
32% May 28
y July 14
33% Dec
>.
26#;
14% Jan
Bales fer
Thursday
_
June 20
7
preferred series A
19
17
"•
"
,720% Sep
''when
common
3%%
23
22
5
38% Oct 21
23% May 23
21% Aug 24
4
New
Wednesday
.
June 19
25
Jersey
43% Jan
50
Jan
New
51% Jan
29
6
'Jun
7 13% Mar
59% Dec 29
23 f
19% Jan
14
60% July 28
15"% Aug 22
24% May 12
23% Jan
6
California new_6.25
of
Tuesday
June 18
"
13
4
Oil
Monday
-
Per
Standard Oil of Ohio coramon___10
-
100 % Mar 23
8
'22% Feb
Mar 14
;
May
71% May 2
55% May 15
May 28
98
-
12% May 29
Mar 30
13%
Mar 28
—
Standard Oil of Indiana
49% Jan
*
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-
63% Apr
.15% Dec 22
40% May 26
;
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LOW AND HIGH BALI PRICKB
STOCK
EXCHANGE
23
May 28
n
50
99
' • NEW YORK
.
Higbeit
48% Jan
24
;
42 ? ' Mar 14
.
''
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Highest
r
53
*50
600
53
♦50
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9%
9%
*9%
9%
700
33%
32%
33%
32%
33%
35,600
14%
14%
*14%
15
14%
14%
700
31%
34
9%
32%
9%
32
31%
32
32'/b
32%
6,100
0%
8%
1,800
u
May
6% Dec
1
-11
1 Jan
44
6% May 28
4-
■
'
8
31% Feb
80% Mar 14
20
116%
10
103 % Jan
Sep~~6
26
131
13
Jan
6
31% Jun
30
22% Jun
27% Jan
6
31% Apr
26
27
108% Mar 22
92
Nov
86% Oct
1
3
113
Jan
Apr
*7
92
12
26
59
i Feb
7
17
205
Nov
25
49% Aug 31
52
Jan
91
Jan
104% Mar 29
98
52
.
Mar 26
Jan
10'
16
May 25
May 15
30
48 % Sep
26
74% Dec
22
61% May 25
Nov
7
128% Dec
22
113 % Jan
23
34% Jan
6
49% July 25
33% Sep 22
35% Jan
23
3
44% Jan
18
108% Feb
15
.Jan
27% Jan
102
5
23
Jun
21
July 25
22% Jan
27
57% Nov 28
48% Jan
20
27
Union
Chem
Jan
'3
29
2
Jan
32% Jun
Mar 15
.28% Apr
Jan
6
17% Jan
Carbide
93
26% Jail
28
Bag
Union
112
48% May 28
10
103% Jun
Union
24
171% Feb
35
113
8
6
May 18
May 15
•*
83'/a May 25
4
139
23
Underwood Corp
d
:
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
Apr
30
106 % Apr
July 27
98 y2 Sep
45% Sep
Apr
(The)
May
47 %
*
5
100
Mar 27
Udylite Corp
17
&
&
No par
Carbon
Materials Corp
&
Union Elec Co
ft
6%
Covpi
Paper
10
—10
common
*108
No par
*90
91
Feb
Jan
5
2
Union Oil of California—
9
Union
50
May
39% May
52% Feb
Apr
•
73% Mar 26
129
32% Apr
Feb
107
20
9
71% Mar 26
"
120
2T
23%
23
23 Vb
27%
28
27%
28%
109
108
108
*90
93
'90
84
85
85
85
*85
i
86
99%
61%
61%
61%
177%
175%
177%
174%
175%
35%
35%
35
35%
35%
49%
50
49%
49%
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10'/a
10
10
10
issued"
35%
4%
preferred—50
"when issued"
preferred
United
4%
Aircraft
conv.
Corp
Biscuit of
5
com
49%
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America
5,500
35%
35
35%
6,900
50
50
50
6,900
10
*9%
10
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
2,900
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66%
67 'A
66%
68 Va
68%
69%
69%
70%
10,600
66
116%
116%
38%
38%
118
117
38%
39
28%
122%
400
39%
39
39 %
5,400
28%
29
28%
29
1,300
28%
29
*28%
*102%
105
♦102%
105
28%
24%
No par
59%
59%
60
60 %
—Nopar
*46%
47%
4%
*79%
6%
12%
47%
4%
80%
6%
13
47%
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30o
$3.50 convertible preferred
_100
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp corn—1
4%
4%
24%
♦117
38%
*120
29
*102%
105
124%
39%
118
38%
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25
25
24%
59%
59%
47%
47%
'
102
102%
24%
24%
60 %
£9%
*102
103 Va
20
4% Apr
1
72% July 18
6
Jan
7
8y8 May 17
15% Feb
25
13 y8 Mar 14
51% Feb
30
2
Sep 26
57% Aug 24
6% Jan 12
78
44% Feb
62
6
73% Jan
23
82
11
6% Jun
20
7
3
May
4
Jan
3
38% Oct
27
10% Jun
22
23
30
21
Jan
17
27% May 17
United
Electric Coal Cos
13% Jun
8
3
United
Engineering & Foundry
17
60
Mar 31
15
55
Mar
33
Mar 20
35% Jan 23
37% Jun
20
7% Jan
6
2
8% Mar
1
23% Jun
2% Jan
3
36% Dec
6% Jun
6
4% Aug
11
5
28% May 11
49% Jun
9
39% Mar
27 % Oct
Jan
15% Jan
31
May
36% Oct
9
11
16% Jan
9
23
2% Jun
3
20
19% Feb
5
177
Dec
22
64% Dec
184% Feb
•
29
3% Mar 26
28% Jan 23
15
9
29
24 % May
8
54% Jan
29
39% May
21 % May
29
23
169
Apr
24
72% Mar 20
181
Feb
38% Jun
16% Mar
21% May
8
41
15% Feb
14
19% Mar 22
5
49% Mar 16
3
44% Nov 28
For foetnotes
see
page
44
28.
Jan
Jun
2
4
ft
ft
Nopar
United Fruit Co
United
Gas
United
Gas Improvement
Corp
United
Park
S &
7%
S
5%
preferred
100
Mach
new
com_82%c
4%%
Inc
30%
common
preferred series A
2%
6%
17
2%
34%
23
24
64%
65%
*176% 178
34%
19
1
40
17%
50
*48%
preferred class A
U S Industries
49"%
1
City Mines Co (The)—1
1
No par
—4
Hoffman
14%
50'%
30%
37%
6%
16%
Foreign Securities
U S Freight Co new
U S Gypsum Co common
U
26
14
37%
L
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
U
25%
10
13%
Co
United Industrial Corp
1
18% May 28r
12
Sep 26
40% Jan
5
United
22% Dec
14
61% Dec
(Delaware)
Mar 21
4% Jan
Jan
6% Aug
Mar 14
9
7% Feb
34% Dec
18
10
4% Feb
19%
40
17%
49
79%
4%
4%
80
*79
79%
48
*47
4%
4%
80
*79
60
25
59
900
60
*24%
United-Carr Fastener—
34% Jan
300
32%
10
United Carbon Co
79,500
61
32%
116%
Corp
40
61%
176 Va
*98
10
No par
Board & Carton
99%
Va
175%
32%
No par
$4.50 preferred
United
176%
120
10
100
—
Inc
'
61%
61%
175
'
32%
—-10
preferred
United Air Lines
United
No par
35%
49%
99%
99%
99%
90
93
60%
"when
108%
86
♦97%
ndncumulative
*107%
♦90
60%
177
11,700
86
99%
Pacific RR Co common
27%
91
59%
*98
27 %
108
*98%
85
8,400
11,200
108
i
6,100
26 %
120
*90
93
2ft
84
40%
120%
25%
28
•\ 27%
♦108
39%
25%
120%
23%
No par
series
$4
Union Tank Car Co
24
28% Apr
93
121
40%
19%
40%
39%
120
No par
4%
Mar 26
44% Mar 20
27%
109%
1
6%
6%
6%
6%
40 %
120%
Preferred
Common
9
21
30
23%
6%
40
120%
Preferred $3.50 series
15
10% May 10
36
27%
No par
Preferred $3.70 series—
65% Apr
6%
40%
23%
Preferred $4.50 series—'
9*
11
104
196
♦6%
40
120%-121 %
6%
3,900
48
•47%
4%
*4%
80
*79
200
3,000
10
6%
27,700
12%
29,800
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
12%
12%
12%
12%
11%
12%
10%
26
25%
25%
25%
14 VB
14
14%
14
14
14
14 VB
5,600
49%
49%
17,000
29%
29%
24,900
*37%
37%
♦25%
13%
25%
49%
50 %
49%
50
49%
50
29%
30 %
29%
29%
29%
30
37%
37%
37%
37%
6%
6%
16%
16%
2%
2%
34'/a
35%
23
23
64
64%
•176Va
19%
40
178
37%
6%
,
<
6%
37%
25%
-
26
2,400
900
6%
6%
8%
6%
4,000
16%
16%
16%
16%
15,000
2%
16%
2%
1i
1
*
.
17
2%
2%
34%
35%
35%
36
36
36%
11,400
44,200
22%
23
23
23%
2,300
65%
7,200
22%
64%
♦176 Vb
22 %
65%
178
2%
2%
66 %
64%
176%
176 Va
*176 Vb
65%
.
178
100
19%
19
19 Vb
18%
19%
18%
19%
8,600
40
40
40
39 Va
39%
900
40
40
17%
17%
16,600
17%
17%
17%
17%
xl7%
17%
48 %
48%
48%
48 %
*48
49
♦48
49
200
47
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
28
.
.
Monday, June 25, 1950
.
(3032)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
Range tor Prevleos
Year 1955
*
Lowtoi
22% Jan
11
9% Feb
14
8 % Jun
15
9% Feb
11
66'/« Jan
21
Jan
6
Jan
16
23% Jan
3
66'/a Jun
12
37% Feb
75% Mar
44
Sep
18
45% Oct
11
60% Feb
Jan
4
23
8
23
170
Jan
4
68
64% Apr
24
69
51% Jan
23
62% Apr
56
11
70% Dec
1
40% May 16
62 % Sep
23
156% Mar 14
168% Nov
14
61
,17% Jan
,
3
36% Jan
12% Jan
17
15% Jun
2
9% Dec
30
14% Apr 21
Jan
27
1% Nov
11
91
100% Jun
3
Jan
16
16,
19% Jun
26. ' Aug 16
-May 26
23
-35
27
91
23
35% Oct
32% Jan
>■
4
6 % Jan
7
39% Feb
8
4
55 3/e May
4
Vanadium
173/e Jan
3
Van
8
37% Apr
6
Van
7
Jan
9 Va
4
Jun
11
7
14
133% Jan
24
129
Feb
13
133% Jan
21
128
87% Sep
11
Nov
11
90 y2 Jan
44% Dec
3
May
38'A Jan
6
2
38% Apr
27
Shreve
Pacific
&
3Vi%
-
*162
..
16
div
6%
*128
111
Apr
25
116
Feb
13
98
Jun
19
103
Feb
13
$4.04
preferred
' May 23
99
Jun
18
106
Mar
6
$4.20
preferred
i_100
17
$4.12
preferred
49% Nov
33
:
46% Jan
30
31
6
May
15%
Jan_19
28% Apr
<
18% Dec
16% Feb
5
28
31% Feb 24
.5
11
333/4 Jan
Apr 30
May 29
'
34
•
23
Vi May
Virginian Ry Co common
6%
preferred 1
30
Mar
28
—25
L—5
.'
'
8
—
(The)
Corp
—
----
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-
C
5
-
*
■
•
1,200
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26 :
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761
76
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4
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.
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V
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8
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131
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94
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>
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305/8
1117a
99
i.
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100
30
% 8,300
307b
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31%
313/8
800
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20%
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.
693/4
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3174
3174
327e
38 7a;
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20
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38
:
20
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30 vi'
♦28%;
;
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•
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2,500
4,000
-
-
1,800
30:. .;•
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•
20
-
6700
68%
•
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/:
102
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99
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100 ;•
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102
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35
163
t
77
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1
76
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preferred Ju
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3
1
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99
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96
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20
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9
16
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13
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42% ,v
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106
6
.
37%
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,
29% t
42%
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preferred
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13
103 % Aug 22
16
11
V
'
48
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109
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'"1%.
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12%
.
54,600
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26
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29
1%
19%
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48^
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__
109
Virginia Elec & Power Co com__10
27
'
*92
*
100
22
Jan
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'48%
! *128 —
293/#
20%
No par
com
preferred
Feb
713/4 May
*
'
50%.
'"*25 %
■
>
:
100
partic
Dec
37% Jan
"
34
,12%
200
55%
162%
•
1
96
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f
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18%
'
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5
9
54%,
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56
162 »%'
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V
930
3,000
;
59%
66%
18%
•
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78'' ?:;*75 %r
i 48%'
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100
30
164%'
*25%-* 26
;.*76-
T2.50
preferred
Va-Carolin8 Chemical
59%,
161%
:
.12%
,
25
21%
-^49%"> 50%' 1,"--*491/2 .
33%.-- 33% «■/33%
-
-
noncumulatlve preferred„100
5%
6
103% Feb
27
-
■
.
Victor Chemical Works common
24
18
Jan
453/4 Apr
Apr 24
96
1 % -i
2%
Vlcks
Inc
Co
101
100
ji.
2%
•
"
,.1
Industries, Inc
Raalte
113% Dec
117% Jun
95%
97
--*96
9%
.
>■;
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,
55%
37 %
112%
V
,
20
128
•. -91/2
i
♦36%
12%.
168%
60%
60
;
8,200
50%
163%
/
250
107%
:50%
65% '66 7*
.
55%
•"
9
Feb
,-94% Apr
2
10
:
ie%
14%
Feb
13
108
7
12%
"9%'', 9%': ;
■
~~
No par
Corp of America
Norman
''
89
107%
'
169
168%
-•
162 .\ ,162%'
18%
18%
37 %
•
400
6,700
43%
-
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%
66 %■.
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r
' „i2%
•"
'
59%'
'54%
"27%
34% Mar 26
26
28% Jun
51% Mar 29
146% Apr
7,
Jan
33
Jan
94
12
33% Oct
-
comL—L
Co-
170
•.:* *64%
;14%
128
27% May 28
3
Inc
89
:
; X59%
v
42%
43%
,
; i07»/4- 107
51
5oy«
50
169%
10 *' >27% ?2g%7'. J, 27%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co-_6% f
8
'-V8.7%
Vlck
Chemical
Co..
2.50
'"'46% " 47
"
,46%
130;
Feb 20
Utah
Apr 26
583/4 Mar
•
12%
.100
preferred
Power A Light
42%
*86
'
.....——100
Co
Pictures
%
8
Jun
122
4 %
9
Oct
37% Jan
•
38% Feb
130
1
8%; preferred
Universal
8?
127
28% Nov
24
20% Mar 12
68%
111
:55%.i
18% ;
37%
_50
82% Mar 29
68%
43%
49%
..
07.
l6lV2
18%
♦36
JL. 1-
52% Feb
45
,,
65% July 21
47% Mar 15
Feb
i
preferred
convertible
13%.Jun
;
..
11
10% Apr
4 %
27 y2 Jun
28
19 % Mar
.
167
1 62%
162
convertible preferred—No par
Universal Leaf Tobacco com.No par
*66%
67
-""18%
25
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
6v
Apr
'
67%
*107
60%
-54%
Stockyards Corp—
May 29
47% Jun
4
76
28
13% May 13
•
7
3
47 % Apr
10
Apr
9
-24% May 31
159
Feb
Jan
51% Dec
41% Mar 14
39
18
•
-
31
77% Nov
'Feb
170
26% Mar 15
159 Ve Dec
9
,3
C7%
•
United Wall Paper Inc common-—2
31% May 17
'59% Apr 26
20
29%
; ' *86
'
49%
59%
54%' ,55%
100
$6
29
89
169% 170
59%
.
*65%:
16%
l
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
2% May 10
Jan
'32
:
30
%
-
-
112
49%
600
10,200
29%
•
59
No par
United
9
Mar 23
99
3
41 74 Feb
4
.'May
108%
50
"169 ' ^170
100
com—50
_50
noncumulatlve preferred
7 %
10% Jan
:
:30% Feb
3
56% Mar
37% Oct: 10.'
•
preferred
& Mln
;
10
14% Apr 23
1
Smelting Ref
7%
preferred
U S Tobacco Co; common.
20
Feb
38 "
'
1% Jan
'89
108%
49%'
89
8%
8%
x42%
*87
5
U 8 Steel Corp common
7% preferred
;
23.
8
93% May
14
3% Jan
,
1st
noncum
S
9
;Mar
169
May 24
9
U
Mar 16
3
12% Feb
8 %
66 %
,43%
*87
8%
2,800
27%
-
8%
68
43%
67
43%
27
•8y8
29%
29
,
*67
1C8%
'
U S Rubber Co common
1
Feb
.
Shares
June 22
26%
26%
*8%
8%
29%
66'%
67
preferred series A_
preferred series B.
3%%
8 7s
29
,
43f
Plywood Corp common
3%%
2
30.
27%
26%
27
"
26
,
29%
'
,18% Mar
38 % Aug
U S
2
60% Apr
19% Jan
153% Apr
19% Aug 24
3
35% Mar 17 ;
6
6
8%
8%
,
26%
27%
27%
common
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co__
U S Playing Card Co
Mar 23
124
Co
U S
17
90% Mar
Jan
Lines
8
4%%
24
Jan
Jan
18
U
49% Mar 23
9
160Va Apr
172% Jun 23
157% Jan
70
19
46% Jun
..
9
Sep
53% Dec 23
110
19
39% Mar 14
86
101
937a Sep 20
84'/a Mar 21
97
Sep
the Week
Friday
,
June 21
June 20
June 19
*
32% Apr
28
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sales tor
'
LOW AND HIGH SALS PK1C1S
. »
t
June 18
...
17
11
.,
nlonday
NEW YORK' STOCK
* *
EXCHANGE
4
29% May
25% Nov
217a Oct
*
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
>
Rpnge Since Jan. 1
Jt '
5
8ViiJan.
35
'
6
Jan
19
i
,
-
M-
-
'
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•
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7,4% Jan
,
12 % Jan
3
27% Jan
66% Apr
9
13% Jan
30 Va Feb
66
3
Oct
14
106
J00% Aug 10
13% Jun
5
10% Jan
12% Jan
100% Apr
11
3
Mar" 14
-22%
Jun
27
30
40% Feb
65 % Jan
Jan
23
21% Mar
263/8 May
9
36% Jan
6
30
46% Jun
1
52% Feb
6
25% Apr
4
20% Feb
16
17% Mar ,9
,28% Sep
12
25% Jan
3
25% Jan
10
Jan
23% Mar 14
29% Sep
107% Jun
15
15
106
,101%
99% Feb
31
105% Dec
,49
19
16% Jan
107
100
Apr
*
105% Jun 10
4
Jan
35
1
7
Apr 27
113
Feb
6
Sep
Jun
25&
'9
31% Oct
Apr
104
105
27% Apr
29
25
28
Jun
13
104
Apr
25
Jan
6
56
Dec
9
47
62
Jun
29
86% Apr
21
68
56% Aug
9
73% Jan
26
20
28% Jun
Sep 26
25% Jan
6
'32% Feb
53% Oct
28
J5
127
Penn
4.20%
4.10%,
27
Va
West
18
12'
4V?.%
Power
preferred
preferred
4%%
8
pfd
series
series
100
100
B
Western Air Lines Inc-_:
Mar 13
Jan
25
23
4.80%
Maryland
Western Auto
81
May
86
May
9
5
Western
14
Jan
.
'. Jun
23
35% May
993/4 Jan
128% Jun
130
5'
Feb
Union
100
Telegraph
'
4
17
--*124%
—100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
49% Oct
11
53 '
:
Oct
5
:
46
Jan
98
May 25
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2
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20 :
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27% Apr
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Corp common
10
Prior, preferred 47a% Aeries..100.
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pfd 4% 7c conv series-lOO'
Wrlglejr (Wm) Jr (Del)^
Wyandotte Worsted Co
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S
47%
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92
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93
100
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,
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Young (L A) Spring & Wire—;
5
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Youngstown Steel Door.
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23
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300
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,
100
■
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21i/s May 15
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80
White Dental Mfg (The S 8)
20
,
-
12
49%
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24%
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Whirlpool-Seeger
„
t
59 y2 Mar 30
41 Vb Jan 23
100% May 18 v
90%'May 28.
212% Apr 11.
1593/4 Jan 25
103 % July
91
7 ;
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5
j
10
No par
8,100
100
'
38
-
6-
45% Jun
common
preference
,,
4
31% May
Corp
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387a
-
28
22 '/2 Apr
138
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prior
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.
30
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141/4 Jan
9
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12,500
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5
:
f
163/4
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conv
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15
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w
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28%
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29
.
44.%
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45% i. > 44V2? 4434102
101
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101"
102
Jun
8
:5747c: preferred.
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101
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11%;
13% Apr
/ llVa
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2
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20
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Wilson & Co Inc:commpn
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16
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;
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82 % Apr 30
.% $ft.25 preferred
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77
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is
-is
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18
Jun 21
Wilson-Jones Co
;
10
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17V2-,'1772- '
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22%
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, '
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253/4 jan
4
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;■
32%
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(, Wisconsin Elec Power Co com.
10
, 32%
, 33 7»
.
32%
33
142
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.: : *140
145
Mar 22
6%
preferred
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;
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23%
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- 23
23% "23% 237/8 ."
32%
327a
32% ''327a'
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10 " '
33 7s
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50% Mar 19
48
16-
:
17
14
21% Jan
30'/b Jan
Jan
80 %• Feb
23
^
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27 V2
Mar 14
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Jan
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:
1
31% Jan
10
9
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18 y8 Mar 21
30
Apr
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5
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-
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5
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20
9
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;
103
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1.
37'
6
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16
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8
Nov
27
24
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20-
51% Sep
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12July 28
28% Dec 30
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•
21% Jun
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82
:
Mar 14
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.
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37
37
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61
77
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19%
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75
75
19%
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53 !
96
96
2.50
Westlnghouse Air Brake
L 10.Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3:807c
preferred series B
100
1
"65% Mar 20 :
21"
2nd preferred
noncum
33%
33%
1Q1%
61%
*75% ,77
com__Nopar
11-
...
"
,
.'40
19 %
•
33 %
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61
Western Pacific RR common_No par
22 % Mar
30
47c
4
19%
19%
1
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-
-
11,200
-.
15%104
167a
387a'
23%;
56 %
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57
107
57
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Supply Co common_10
100
Ry
97%
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preferred
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102
*100
100
C
110
11
-
1674
16
10474
.-
-23%
96
*38
23%
40
21%
34%
263/4
109
28%
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213/4
; 333/4
26%
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200
1,100
...;; 2,200
70%
16%
46% '
.,96
;
373/4 v
3%
-
3S%
•
21 %
34%
26%
Pulp & Paper common__3
preferred
100 "
May 10
51 % May 28
July 29
-
West
2
% Feb 17
Jan
95
130
May 23
37
1
4
i
11
23% -;
465/s
;
96
38%
23
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32
v
16
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77
23%
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West Penn Electric Co,__
13
22%
;
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Indies Sugar Corp
Kentucky Coal Co
,
23
com__2.50
——1
67
29
15
103% Mar i8
West
Snowdrift
&
preferred
13
191/b .Feb
15
West
1
Oil
28%
23
163/4
23%
*94
38
'
1
105% Feb
18
Feb
63
9-
183% Feb
98 Yu Aug
Jan
Jan
'23%
99% May 14
30
Apr
108
20
102
Jan
63
30
Mar 27
18% Jun
27
Mar
105
1
4.8%
Mar 20
112% Jan
27
Jun
42% Jan
14
Jun
110
29
Wesson
37%
•
163/4
\
104
.♦11
•
32
707a
15%
103 7»
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14 7s
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157a •-15 5/0-
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11
n
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98
385/8
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1
4
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.
.
17
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8
Welbilt Corp
2
'.433/4 Mar
Apr 26
96
14
233/4 Apr
s
,
23%
' 7 46j/b
8
Wayne Pump Co
43% May 10
50% Dec
4
30
.
23%
No par
Mills
Knitting
Wayne
6
10
50 % Dec
-
7
41/4 Apr
8
3 % Feb
33% Apr
20
Washington Water Power
Waukesha Motor Co!
9
19'/8 Feb
4% Feb
*16%
Pharmaceutical—1
Petroleum
ur v.
1
'15%
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104
ft
Inc
,—3
17
6
2% Jan
•
n
15%
15V2
•
14
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14-
31%
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153/4
15%
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.
104
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70
l53/4
No ps*
40% Sep
16% May 16
^
Mar
69%
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Corp..
27
31%
•
1*
Washington Gas Light Co
32% May 18
14%
31%
-
par
Warren
22
3
;
*76
79%
*13%
-
_2.50
8
38% Mar 23
Jan
W—No
&
9
35% May 22
25% Feb
9
Apr
G
Pictures
Warner-Lambert
21
May
40% Jan
30
9
Warner, Bros
*76%
^10
Ward Industries Corp
9
30% Dec
27
20 lA Aug
48% Jun
k102
100
No par
;
preferred
<WardeJl Corp
30
37% May 10
42% July
417/8 Sep
5
21% Sep
'i
9
23
Apr
24s/b May
preferred
i.
5%%
11
20
•
Co
Ward Baking Co common.
28
12% Jan
f
7
18 % Jan
.
Feb
4%%
(Hiram)
Walworth Co _•
4
17% Mar 12
106
RR
Walker
Mar 20
17 % May
3
71% Dec
May 12
20
32
Sep" 13
Jan
75
13
143% Dec
30'% Mar 14
42
38% Dec
Walgreen
30
May
16
-18%
Waldorf System
6
15% May 28
81'% Sep
6
15
9
,
May 25
14
le'/a^Aug 31
24% Jan
27
7% Jan
15% Nov
Wabash
14 Ve Jan
29
3
33
19
32% Nov 30
,15% Dec
3
833/4 Jan
May 21
75
85% Mar 25
19
:
.
.' 900
8
.
'
-27%
237a
28%.
28%
.
23%
233/4
28
-
28-
5,100
7.300
28 y4
23%'
27%
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23%
1071
,
897b
23%
108
t
600
943/4
.
_
29
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1,800
88 -;88% •_ •
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4.300
4.000
108
3,400
108
.d(st., oL $6
Prtcee; no sales on this day. tin receivership, or petition has been filed--for- the -compftny'-s-reerganKaUorr. >Ex-$43 Wquidatiag .diyidend. .|Ex-^rd. liquidating
Deferred-delivery-.-dFormerly-RKO-Industries—r.Cash value. wd .When distributed._ x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights. 1 k Name changed from New- York" City- Omoib'ff
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Volume
183
Number 5545
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.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(3033)
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
in
the
column
Figures
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. I
•
Lowest
Highest
108.28 Jan
10
108.23 Jan
101.10 Oct
decimal
NEW
Highest
YORK
point
Treasury 3%s
100.4
1
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or
Low
'104.30
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100
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95.2
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13
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99.16
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9 /.20 Mar 12
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99.28 Jan
16
101.16 Feb
9
101.16 Jan
17
102.16 Jan
17
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24
30
101.4
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104
102.28 Nov- 16
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100.8
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2s
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98
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—
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1
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82
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Institute—
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1961
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f 3s
s
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16
81
66 %
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1947
B
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(Republic) ext s f 3# 1977_„
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Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
■
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♦135
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Jan-July
f 1971
s
1971 extended to
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18
♦153
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5
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(40-yr)
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>
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*—
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general mtge Income 1982
96
98
93
98%
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v
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to
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see
page
33.
58%
„
54
56%
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Canadian
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1976
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Volume
183
Number 5545
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
.
BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDED JUNE 22
RANGE FOR
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
Canadian Pacific Ry—
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(perpetual)
Low
No.
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66
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—
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&
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97
85
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trust
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N
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3.20s
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York
New
101%
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*—
__
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mortgage
101%
101
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series C 1974
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97
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or
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Illinois
90%
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*
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1
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4
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1972
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conv
&
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Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
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1
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89%
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B
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1990
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104
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series
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1960
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1965
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98%
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1982
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3s debentures 1974
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3s
Oil
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1976
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First guaranteed 4%s
1991
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4%s
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1986
1970
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92%
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gtd 4s 1991.
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—
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—
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101 %
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1985—June-Dec
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series
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series
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series
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15
913A
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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.June-Dec
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refunding 2%s series P 1981—June-Dec
First & Refunding 2%s series Q 1980'.a—June-Dec
First & refunding 3%s series R 198&—1June-Dec
First 61 refunding 3s series Sr 2983-——June-Dec
First it refunding 2%s series T 1978i—-Jane-Dec
First & refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985 June-Dec
mtge
5s
91%
91 %
■
&
87%
Jan-July
Jan
;
94%
94%
&
1st
Gen
Mar-Sepl
.Aprf/-Oct
—Wap-Nov
—Feb-Aug
1st
Gen
•
;
88
*85%
Missouri Pacific RR Co—
Reorganization
99
98 %
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
ser
1980
1st
1962——.
D
Gas
First
•
1962
4%s series
mortgage 2%s
Pacific
RR—
series
series
*97
'
■
>
104
102%
86
86%
99
102%
100
97
First .mortgage 4;%s inc series A Jan
1971—May
A General
mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—.May
Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990
June-Dec
lien
7
79%
77
109%
101
*98
Missouri
40-year
1974
3s
1975
mortgage 3s 1979
First
First
Prior
100% 101
'
War-Sept
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
101
100%
,
96
*101%
1975
Paul 6c Saulte
2%s
June-Dec
_Wap-Nov
First mortgage 3%s 1982
—War-Sept
1st mtge 3%s 1985
a.—.
:—June-Dec
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A 1960—April-Ocl
....
8t
mortgage
First
June-Dec.
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s
1974—May-No»
First mortgage 2%s 1980
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3%s 1988...April-Ocf
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C
1979—Jan-Juiy
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge
1969-
Minn
Feb-Aug
first' mortgage
Edison
First,
98%
68
71
2
June-Dec
_i
73%
— —
mm+U
100% 100%
;June-Dec
mortgage 2%s 1980.—.
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s 1975
Corp—
debs
subord
1996
110%
104j/2*
14
75%
100%
...
1975
First
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
War-8ept
a—War-Sept
1978
Inc—
105
102
•
90%
94
First
RR
Merrltt-Chapman
89%
debentures
3%s
1111%
'
75%
2%s
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9
% 106%
__
75%
1975
1978
debs
Bell
102%
99%
90
94 ;
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.Wap-Nov
f
106
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,
subord
103
97%
98%
5
•
1974_Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
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June-Dec
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;Aprll-Ocf
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977—April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1979
Mar-Sepl
3s
Aircraft
99%
98%
*
—
5'/8s 1978
•
Feb-Aug
Manatl Sugar 4s sinking fund Feb 1
1957—May-Now
(Southern Lines) 4s 1959.;
s
■
>
mortgage
2%s
mortgage
conv
110
2
103%
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3%s
Co—
mortgage
4s
V
106%
-
87
82%
99
99%
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Maine
ser
April-Ocf
first
118
108%
106
•mJ*
99
99
111%
■
•
100%
96%
96%
83 %
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1982.—
3'/as
96%
83
April-Oct
April-Oct
.April-Oct
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1st
a
First
Northwestern
,
First 6c refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
First & refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003
First 6c refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
First 6c refund mtge 3%s ser I
second
2047
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;
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96
100
96
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-
.
101%
100
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1
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101
—
.
111
110%
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Quar-Jan
Quar-Feb
Quar-Feb
A 2047—Jan-July
1984
States
t
May-Nov
Refunding & improve 4%s
Northern
100 %
96%
;
111%
registered
*101
■
104%
;
—
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'
»
1997
3s
I..
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103
99
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6
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...
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87
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•
:
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73
1
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96
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94
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_
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1973
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4s
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3s debentures 197b
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debentures
f
98
111% 112
.
—
debentures
7s
f
s
90
17
Corp—
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s
3%s
——
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112
94%
96
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'
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--
1983
3%s
96
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*
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Northern Natural
100%
90
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1983—^
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'77
74
mortgage
Jan-July
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Norfolk & Western Ry first gold
'
5s
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<
--
1
%? 76 %
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ASeries
76
Feb-Aug
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Series C 5s fixed interest 2003
ASeries
92
;
mortgage 4%s extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
,
:
86%
89%
.Jan-July
1984
1st
4s
-
79
83%
Northern
.Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
Series A
89%
1970—.April-Ocf
1980
General mortgage 3%s
General
86
*80
—
Lehigh Coal 6c Navigation 3%s A
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
mortgage 2%s 1980—
2%s
92
83%
84
*82
mortgage
*3.
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•
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.
Chronicle
HtyIn
NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchang •
or
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
Plllsbury Mills Inc 3Vas s I debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/bs 1996__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
General
mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage
General mortgage
5s series B
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
1st mtge
Consolidation
Piate Glass
general
First
debs
& West Virginia Ry
3%s series A 1984
Pittsburgh Youngstown
First
3'/2s
Coal
3s
—
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general
&
series
5s
series
1974
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refunding
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debentures
and
1
.
...
>
.
May-Nov
3Vis debentures
—
Jan-July
8s 2037__June-Dec
mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
97%
100
97%
5
•
96%
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*—
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i
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99
2%s. debentures
1964
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"
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-
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96
208
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r
•
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1975
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100%
7
-
•
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1043/4.
951/2
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33/8s
<
1961—
'
assented
1946
98
,
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'
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v
,
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80%
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:
27/8s 1980—
tr
*1751/4
99%
-
__
117%
*
97%
—
sinking
May-Nov
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/
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1996_Jan-July
5s
103
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4s
inc
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ser
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2022
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1st
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cons
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f debentures
s
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2 Vis
South
&
North
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<
38
2%s
RR
Southern
gtd
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1987
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—
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114
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105
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debentures
Standard
Internal
Coil
♦—
——
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first
gold
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conv
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94
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131
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debentures 1974
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103
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106'%
2
99
85%
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81
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&
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96
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100
—
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3'/2B
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'
88%
100
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89%
.
♦
—
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3%s
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1971—■
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90
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the
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1976-Jan-July
101
■
—
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n
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the
included
,
.
96%
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in
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in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
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the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
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.
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Jan 1 2029™
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—
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Wisconsin
;
124
117
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Wisconsin
95
11
—
118
'
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1971
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„
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92
140
100%
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—
June-Dec
1982
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conv
registered
5s
,
31
103%
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»
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'
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83 </«
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;
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31
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<,
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——Jan-July
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Mar-Sept
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119%
80
*„
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w
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1st
94 %
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163
131
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991/2
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■
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126
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.
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--
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„
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92
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1
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1973
1976
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92
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'
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:
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16
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;
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__
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101
88%
^
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debentures
debentures
93
-
107%
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1965
&
.
;
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1971—_ApriZ-Oct
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113
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1982
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v
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1980
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:
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1996
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82
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155%
I
*96'/8 1011/4
—
100%
-
....
6Vis sinking
156%
1-7
debs
*
mortgage 4'/is series D 1977—Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3Vis series J 1969
Mar-Sept
98 y«
15
'
—
May-Nov
1951
156%
147%
148-
*
General
941%
6
135%
June-Deo
6V2S sinking fund mtge series A
3 Vis assented series A 1951
•
'
186
147%
''
*151
•,*151
f
3V4s
'
—
31/2S
& coll trust 3%s
s
175'/®
—
trust
S Rubber 2%s debentures
2%s debentures 1967
United Steel Works Corp—
100
175%
—
—
*181
April-Oct
99%
95
5
134
32
—..June-Dec
1977
U
Corp-—
1952
94%
95
102
A.**'
1976
coll
&
3%s
86
95 %
98
*1543/4
May-No®
Electric
96%
*—
—
82
1975_April-Oct
May-Nov
1968—_1
debentures
6 Vis
mtge 6s 1953
mtge 6s 1955
Rochester Gas &
108%
4
*
Jan-July
Jan-July
1950
6s
205
827/s
*__
'
'
!
Rhine-Westphalia Elec
82%
J—
96
94%
35
-
133
93%
Mar-Sept
Gas Corp 2%s 1970-:
:
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
4%s
1111/4 112%
**•—
99%
101% 101%
'
:'
u
debentures
'
Feb-Aug
sinking fund mortgage 1946
3Vis
lll3/4
90
98
•
99%
—
'
Corp of America 3Vis conv 1980
June-Dec
Reading Co first & ret 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
—
.
114'A
109
111
*91%
96
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2V2s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4Vis s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s
1966—ApriZ-Oct
104%
100 y4
.
2%s
963/®
1st mtge
Radio
99
—
♦
Co—
.
5
-
.
100% 100%
-r
&*%.
—
ApriZ-Oct
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec '
ref and
mtge & coll
1st
Oats
96'/.
93
99%
1983—1
debentures
United
Quaker
93%
'109
—
*
1985—Jan-July
1st mtge 3 Vis 1982—
i
Union Oil of California* 2%s debs 1970
3s conv debs 1975—
Union Pacific RR—
! *
;
102'%
1383/®
200'/®
1
93
Apr-Oct
100%
97%
1
;
.96%
I
■
Jan-July
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
1971—May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
1383/4
f
'
High
99
94
Pacific-—
.
1st
98V4
*198
—
•
April-Oct
1975_.
98'/4
.*130
*
June-Dec
-
—
♦
mortgage
I
1
97%
:
Jan.
Low
No.
87
May-Nov
•
__
r
Range Slnee
Sold
High
*—
1985—April-Ocf
ser
Tri-Continental Corp 27/8s debs
94
100
—
mortgage 5s 2037
1972
f
3
3s debentures
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1983
M 3%s
.
First and refunding
mortgage 3*46 1968—Jan-July
First
refund
■
Feb-Aug
_Jan-JUly
May-Nov
1984—
Water
3V2S
96
impt M 4s series C 2019
and
Tol & Ohio
*89
Bonds
truUy'e
*93%
-—
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974
June-Dee
jAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s
I960—Jan-July
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
--
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-No®
1973
Texas Pacific-Missouri
June-Dec
1977
and
General
98
102
1966
197.2
First and refund M 3 Vis series B
1970—April-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C
1990—ApriZ-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
—June-Dec
*
Service
First
•"
101
102% .110
108%
June-Dec
Electric & Gas Co—
3s debentures 1963—
;
95
1
*97
__
Feb-Aug
3%s s I debentuies 1986
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3 Vis
First mortgage 3s 1983
mortgage
93
101
102%
Ry~?-
'•
First
87
100
-
debentures
Refund
5
8
105
debentures
Refund and impt 27/ss series D
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
2
Mar-Sept
First general 4V2S series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Public
106
87%
Co—
1962
C
IO6V2
100% 10Gy2
87%
or
Bid & Asked
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
/
105
Sale Priee
T
104% 105
—
■
April-Oct
Ashtabula
B
—
2%s
100%
105
106
2%s
102%
106
1C5
Swift & Co
90'/a
100%
—.
.
Last
Period
Sunray Oil Corp. 27/as debentures
:
105
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
Low
100 7/8
102%
*__
105
BONDS
New York Stock
99
89
—
*—
—
1965—Jan-juZy
1967
97 y8
*101
■
ApriZ-Oct
Aprii-Ocf
mtge 3%s 1964—.May-No®
1st
RECORD
22
High
98
100%
3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem
Low
96
—
1975
JUNE
Jan. 1
No.
97 3,B
*87 Vi
June-Dec
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
-97
1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated
Bonds
High
*961/8
guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_Maj/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
WEEK
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
1957__Maj/-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
EXCHANGE BOND
FOR
Week's Range
104%
..
„
—
n
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
June 18, 1956, and ending
Friday, June 22. 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 year.
:
RANGE
r
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adam
Aero
Consol
Ajax
Industries
Way
Inc
<N
Industries
Petroleums
Range
Shares
Low
Low
10
Apr
28%
28%
50
28 y®
1
May
8%
9
500
8
Jan
1
2%
2%
700
2%
Jun
"7%
1,400
6
10%
500
S
Jan
*
1
9 %
3
7%
5Cc
33
8
4,900
%
6,000
Apr
Alabama
Feb
Alabama
lO'/s Mar
Alabama
31
Gas
Po*er
Alaska
Apr
8%
Jan
Algemene
10'/4
Jan
%
Feb
8
Apr
%
Apr
Amer
All
Corp
Great
Jan
13'/2 Mar
Sale Price
Par
High
7%
3%
6% Mar
Last
American Stock Exchange
May
7%
_7
J)
22
Friday
High
Inc__
Ltd
JUNE
STOCKS
6'/a
5
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
1,300
common
WEEK
for Week
of Price®
63/4
Inc
FOR
sale*
6%
common
Manufacturing
Associates
Week'®
——1
Manufacturing
Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
Air
Alloys
Supply
Agnew
Air
Co
naaj
4.20'r
Airlines
-50
171
N
for Week
Shares
34%
171
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
36%
172
981/2
4%
2,800
30
331/4 May
High
37%
Jan
162
Jan
182
100
X97V2
Jun
103%
Feb
3,800
4'/a
Jun
6%
Jan
600
34%
Jun
44%
Jan
9%
Jan
98%
97%
-.,-1
4%
4'/2
10c
7Ve
C%
7'/®
7'/4
500
7
May,
6ya
6%
8,500
5
Jan
43/a
4 3/8
4%
800
4%
Jan
preferred—-100
Inc———
Kunstzijde
dep
American
26
sate*
Range
Low
2
Southern
Week'®
of Prices
May
V—
Amer shares
Engineering Co
34%
rets
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
—1
35
7% May
5% Feb
Chronicle
flwd FixwiTicittl
The CoitiTnCTCial
H
Mond3y( June 25, 1056
• * •
(3038)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
RANGE FOR
iMriMiMNktnktiO
Rang*
-
4
*'/»
5%% convertible preferred—10%
Allied Control Co Inc
1
14%
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock—l
Allied Products (Mich) common
5
45%
New common (when Issued)
5
Allied
Pictures Corp
Artists
of America—
Co
10%
10
Atlantic
Jan
Canadian
Canners Ltd common
400
9% Jun
Jan
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd——lOo
Canadian Marconi
!.
.1
♦
14
14%
300
46
600
33% Feb
6%
Industries
common—
American
American
American
American
American
13% Jun
Carreras
Ltd—
1,100
25% Feb
35%
300
27% Jan
33% May.
31%
200
27% Mar
31% Jun
11%
12%
41,400
8% Feb
12% Jun
33
34%
1
14%
4%
13 >/2
4%
Jun
41
33
Feb
36% Jan
14%
350
14% Jun
4%
1,000
11%
11
ji
5%
5%
Feb
3%
3
10,900
13%
13%
11%
12%
13
1,500
11%
10,600
Jan
4% Feb
4
3,000
18% Jan
1 p>/4
Xl4%
15%
3,100
19%
19%
rets
$43
div paid
arrear
on
Consolidated
Steel
Jan
1,100
'43% Feb
6,400
4%
Jun
15%
Apr
4%
4%
13,400
11,800
9% Feb
3%
13%
3%
4%
*
.
15%
9%
1514
9%
300
9%
9,300
44'/a Mar
Continental Air
Securities
Banff
Corp—
Oil Ltd-,-,
Ltd
Barcelona Tr Light & Power
Barium Steel Corp
Incorporated
Basin Oil Company—
300
13
Jun
3%
4,700
3
Jun
7%
80
7
Jan
9
Jan
3% May
Cornucopia
9%
Core Inc
Ties
Watch
Co
3%
5%
14%
1
1
Inc
Inc
Blauner's
9Va
,
13 %
—"
8%
1
Co common
jBoh&ck (H C) C.o common
—•
5Va% prior cumulative preferred_100
Borne Scrymser Co
5
7
Gear
3%
5%
14%
600
33,700
5% Feb
8% May
I,100
15% May
26% Mar
$1
Jun
Cott
12
3%
,
5%
__
.
Feb
Crowley Milner & Co
Jun
10% Mar
lp'/e Feb
Feb
13% May
9% May
6% Jan
13%
13%
550
8%
8%
400
~8%
700
37%
1,100
~8
""
36%
7%
1%
6%
6%
6%
7%
6%
2,400
American
Amer
dep rets ord
Amer
British
Ceianese
American
British
Petroleum
dep
Co
Jun
36% Mar
45% Mar
31
J_
23
£1
21%
23'/a
200
8%
9%
25%
26%
14%
15
32%
32
33%
11%
11%
11%
12%
6%
6%
4%
5
.6%
5
1%
1
21%
22%
8,400
20
3% Jan
fE L) Co
Buckeye (The) Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
—
Oil vtc——;
*
7%
Curtis
W C
Daitch
411
81%
81%
,7%
7%
800
11
100
11
May
13%
Feb
10,400
4
Jun
4%
Jun
24% Feb
60c
convertible
6%
serial
preferred
10
Buell Die & Machine Co
Bunker Hill
Burma
(The)
Mines
American
2.50
17% Mar
34
Apr
Apr
7% Jan
700
10%
200
10 VA
10%
10 y4
100
9% Jan
100
10% Jun
3% May
17% May
10%
10 y4
3%
17%
3%
600
17%
18 Va
1,400
10 %
Feb
4% Mar
26%
Jun
9%
Feb
11% May
11
Feb
10%
Jun
4
May
20% Mar
Inc..
Mines
dep
rets
shares—3s 6d
ord
Burroughs (J Pi & Son Inc
Buny Biscuit Corp
Qii Corporation common
1
108,600
%
4%
Jan
100
7.50
13%
Distillers
Ltd
&
C Super Corp
10c
(new)
(The) Corp
Exploration Ltd
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Calgary
&
Edmonton
Calif Eastern
California
$3.00
$2.50
Calvan
Electric
Canada
6%%
Canada
1
Power
Fire
Oil
&
Gas
Co
1
Insurance.:
Bread
Co
Cement
28
4%
Dominion
Dominion Tar
&
Dorr-Oliver
Co
Ltd
Corp
Draper
common
5%
Feb
Jan
Driver
4% May
13%
5,500
7% Mar
14% May
Ltd
Ltd
Co
Ltd
Harris
DuMont
common
preference
•
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
Duraloy
(The)
27%
28%
7,600
19%
Jan
Durham
Hosiery class B common
3%
4%
33,500
3%
Feb
see
28% Mar
4%
Jan
15
13%
Feb
Jun
Apr
67% Mar
50
Apr
55
5
Feb
page
Ltd
vtc.l
Duro
Duval
Test
5%
5%
27%
100
26%
Jan
30
May
Eastern
20%
9,200
18%
Jan
29
Mar
4%%
3,1%
100
3ft
2%
1 3^
CO
39,400
28% May
34% Mar
30%
1%
Jan
Jan
7
100
7
Feb
5
Jun
51% Mar
•
2% Mar
8'A May
Jan
12 V*
6% May
Jan
4
16% Mar
19% Mar
is y8
18%
15%
150
7%
1,200
7y8
Jun
8%
1
1%
1,300
1& Feb
2y8
1,100
1g
33
14 Vs Mar
32%
17
May
Jan
Apr
36% Mar
Jun
5'A
30
Feb
7
Apr
8% Max
5%
100
8%
1,500
5%
Jan
34%
1,600
26%
Feb
38
May
148
8%
Jan
157
Jun
14
May
I4V4
14%
200
2%
2%
100
•*'•"5%
5%
5%
4.100
4% Mar
6%
1 «90
1%
Hi
9,400
1-h Jan
2
*
-2%
*
:
-
2%
2%
16%
.
16%
16%
2%
500
818
3,800
8,96
8
HI
17%
Jan
Apr
3% Mar
21
20'4
21
15%
15%
15%
8
8
*
2% Mar
500
Apr
Mar
15
Feb
3%
"
Jan
18
Apr
Jan
9
ft.May
19% May
17% Jan
23
Mar
23
Mar
200
12%
Jan
17
May
100
7»/a
Apr
5%
1.200
8%
Jan
y4
18%
1,500
12%
Jan
18%
Jun
39%
39 %
50
34%
Jan
39%
Apr
2,700
4%
Jan
5%
Apr
31%
Jan
36 y»
Jun
42% May
27 *A Jan
17
4%
4%
5
39%
41
1.900
36%
Jan
21%
41
22%
2.000
21%
Jun
12%
28%
13%
9,800
11
Apr
14 y,
Jan
300
44
Jan
72 y4
May
28%
Feb
34 va Mar
66%
70
28%
29%
6.500
5%
'70
6%
14,000
Corp common
Corp
of
America
6
May
'2% May
10s
10
*
1
*
1
4%
Jan
Jan
4%
1,100
17
47 Vz
50%
1,000
7*/g
3,100
7
Jun
6'A
Jan
9%
16% May
33% Feb
250
17
,
x6%
Jun
Jan
3%
7%
4%
5l| Apr
28 %
1
Feb
5%
1
Co
Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics
19%
31%
Jun
1%
Feb
24
Jan
52%
Jun
8% Mar
Mar
Eastern
3134
42 %
14,400
Apr
5 % May
18%
32
33
1
200
20
50
2
18%
(Allen B) Laboratories-
8,000
5,800
46
32%
'12%
1%
27%
5%
Jan
7%
—*
5%
62 %
20
13 vb
-
Jan
2,100
Jan
Mar
15%
10
Co.
1%
»
Southern Petroleums
For footnotes
1
19
Jan
2%
Jan
'
32.50
—1
*
—10
Duke Power Co
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
200
13%
38.000
1%
*18%
Drilling & Exploration Co
6%
Feb
3,200
Apr
3y* Mar
9% Mar
——*
common
Jun
14%
5
Mines
45
7.50
Jun
50%
550
7
.--1
2.50 u'
—
Inc
5%
14%
9%
_r_l
preferred
Douglas Oil Company.———:
Dow Brewery Ltd
2%
50%
Jan
91% Mar
1
$2
4%
14%
7y«
18
-8%
Chemical Co Ltd
Textile
Dominion
400
50%
Feb
17%
2
—*
Steel & Coal ord stock—___•
82,100
50
50
Campbell Chilbougamau
Canada
*
10c
Inc.
preferred
preferred
Consol
Camden
Corp Ltd
Aviation
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
46
..5
a
Dome
5%
1%
bOc
66 y«
7,000
18
dep rets ord reg——6s 8d
American
Diversey
l'/a May
c
C
8'A
Ltd—
Co
Common
Cable Electric Products common
Jun
'
17 y* May
1
...—.—25c
5%
13
414
8,000
~4%
1%
Manufacturing
&
Gasket
4%
4%
1,800
a——t.-aIOO
debentures.-
5%
25c
Mar
8%
~3%
,.1
Stores'common
4'A
4%
1
12%c
convertible class A
1
%
May
21
Jan
Jun
411
83
16
.-10c
—35
50c
,—
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Ltd—
Byrd
6%
22 %
8%
10 ya
1
Company
2,000
8%
10%
9
preferred
26 "/4
25
May
8%
14 y8
Feb
% May
Jan
1,000
.4%
1
Crystal Dairies Inc..—,
Devon-Leduc Oils
26%
26%
Mar
6%
6%
15
Davenport Hosiery Mills
„——r-2.50
Brothers Inc...
—_L—1
Jan
u
-
17
11%
1.400
13
—5
Liquidating Corp..
7%
25%
»
17% Mar
17
•
C
'
25%
10
6%
411
Hardware Mfg Co..„
Feb
50c
common—
preferred
Apr
15% May
% Jan
2,700
19%
Xl2%
.6%
Lighting Inc common..
2.50
Manufacturing Co (Mo)———.4
Curtis
Gray Iron Foundry.^.
Jun
4%
u
common
Detroit
7%
4%
44% Mar
,
Tobacco
Cuban-Venezuelan
Detroit
X14%
4%
Jun
14% Jan
5
*
%c
common
Apr
400
1
40 ya
Sugar
Apr
4
Jan
50
42
May
Atlantic
21%
400
-
2y8
16%
!
%
-
common
Jan
13,200
7% Mar
American Oil Co—.———150c
24%
Feb
2.50
common
Company
6%
Jan
Cuban
17% Jan
7%
1
F
6
5'/a May
1% Jun
Feb
Detroit
14%
*
S
6
3Y4 Jan
2%
Jun
7%
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
1,700
.
1,000
23%
,
14%
B
12% Jun
*
♦
'
Bruce
10'A Feb
Jun
2%
Dempster Investment Co..
Dennison Mfg class A common.
14%
10
Apr
800
15
2%
Jun
1
preferred
common
Jan
13%
.2%
18,
-
37%
200
.
10% Mar
42
2% Jun
3,200
Feb
30% May
11% Feb
30'A
Dayton Rubber Co class A—
Jan
18%
21%
1
Jan
12%
1,800
1,100
^1% ~1%
42
27% Mar
21
4.600
4,500
,•
21%
Day
133,300
6% May
10'/a May
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
8»/4 Mar
Jun
Jan
13%
4'%
3.700
Jun
7%
36%
4,000
17%
7%
Jun
200
Jan
6%
25%
8%
reg
10%
350
Ltd—
ord
common
Rubber Co
2ft
42
Apr
Jun
1,600
Dejay
2%
42
24%
8%
100
14%
1
6%
•
Feb
900
5%
,
*8%
"A"
61« May
__£1
common
22
9%
Jan
34% Jan
50
25,300
10s
Distillers
cumulative
4%
Brown
53%
__10s
-
Power
Company
Forman
31
42%
23
8%
v
26
Davidson
bearer
rets
Brown
433/3
Jan
16% Mar
9V» Mar
27%
Ltd—
Columbia
Brown
8
6% Apr
6% Jun
Jan
*
dep rets ord reg_
British
American
31
*
dep rets ord reg
8% Mar
Feb
1,100
May
8% Mar
13%
7%
Cuban
2%
1,300
26 %
Feb
Jan
14%
20%
Jan
26 % Mar
_*
common
Oil Co
8%
*6
14
7 Vs
6
II,400
6%
ji'/t
13%
19%
47
1% Jun
Jan
Jan
25%
102
4%
Jan
Jun
6%
.
7%
Apr
100
8%
37%
25%
Jun
2,400
6%
•
*
Jan
27/g Mar
>
partic—!_♦
Crown Drug Co common—
—25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
*
$1.12 preferred
a
—2.50
Internat'l
Cork
Crown
Cuban
300
.
Feb
36%
8%
Jan
Jun
Jun
2,000
(Md)_.—_—5
Petroleum
Cent
Crown
100
20
6%
1%
6%
6%
2
6y4
13
12
—.1
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
9
-
—5
;
Apr
Breeze Corp
British
common
19% Mar
7%
British American Tobacco—
Petroleum
74% May
57/® Feb
23
13
(ord reg)—£1
receipts
American dep
-
25%
5,400
100
Feb
10% Mar
*
51%
9%
6'/4
.
6% Mar
10%
-
Apr
6%
1
Jun
9
4%
13,500
*
1.50
Jun
100 % 102
.
—
Corp—
Courtaulds Ltd—
14%
5% Jun
600
4%
Apr
Mar
.
Beverage
Creole
Jun
28
common
X45%
201,700
5%
5
8% May
8>/4 May
a—~——.5
;——
—
& Reynolds
34 va May
Jan
Jan
2Vs
Jan
7% May
Jan
4
4,100
73 %
Jan
1
23%
44%
4%
Apr
25
.
16 v*
100
'6%
preferred class A——
Corroon
88
Feb
17% Feb
"
650
8%
15% Jan
,
Apr
% Jan
5,300
8%
2
10c
-
Apr
Apr
200
5%
—5c
800
6%
...
a—
1,800
1
—
Jan
!
'5%
70%
1
Gold Mines
15%
7%
72%
—1
«
,
46%
5%
20c
•,
17%
non-voting
B
-
15%
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord—•
common
5'/a Mar
Jan
14% May
400
„
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
3% May
2% Jan
2,400
400
5%
15
12
Feb
9
3,300
Inc
Works
Jan
7%
16%
—
-
Inc
Mar
7
Class
.
7%
7%
3
common
Blumenthal (8) &
Foote
lft
17,800
2,V
4%
"2
1„50c
:_1
—
5% May
15%
—1
Black Starr & Gorham class A
2%
Inc
Corby (H) Distillery Ltd-*Class A voting
Jan
% Mar
?
Varnish Co..!——_—_*
Paint &
Cook
Mar
3%
%
83/4
*
Corp
7% Mar 1
6%
3'% Jan
3,700
31%
28%
1.25
46
5%
1
common—.
<
11%
12
1
common-
■
15%
50c
—
Corporation
Bickford's
Brad
14%
3
i
Telephone of Canada common—25
Instrument Corp——r50c
Bourjols
Continental Uranium
14
7%
Belock
Benrus
35% May
32%
2%
20c
(AS) Shoe Corp
Bellanca
Bell
...
Inc
Beau-Brummell
Beck
15% May
3Vs
50c
*
1
1
—
Basic
Bearings
8% Jan
$7% Jan
17
700
-8%
Engineering—1
500
32%
shares
American
—i.
•
,
Jan
75%
4,600
r
Apr
2x/a
7
500
4%
Inc
26,700
15'
los Andes—
Banco de
Lines
Continental Commercial
14%
,1
lc
%
L 4
5%
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd—„*
Consolidated Royalty Oil
!!
!10
6%
Baldwin Rubber common,!
Baldwin
Corp
Gas Utilities
Mar
,47% Apr
/ 13% Jun
450
6%
6%2214
22-'.
*•16.
Ji—„—_^1
Electrodynamics
Consolidated
32%
1
800
.-■*
.
,
30%
Community public Service...
T—10
Compo Shoe Machinery—
•',
Vtc ext to 1965.——i——i-1
13%
14%
14
81
Mar
'
—30s
Stone Co..1
Commodore Hotel Inc
Mar
10
19%
-
22 y4
.6%
vtc.l—_—10c
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp.
-1
"ill
%
Products Co—
<fe
95
Jun
Mar
1%
Colon Development ordinary..
8and
Apr
Mar
8% Apr
5% Jan
1
200
80
"
-t-
■
Continental Aviation &
Class a
—Baker Industries Inc—.——
•«
11,300
13%
■-.
Clary Corporation.!——,—_._.!—_1
Claussna: Hosiery
Co—-_5
Claytan AtiLambert Manufacturing..^
Clinchfield Coal Corp common.!.—20
9% Apr
& Gas—
6%
"1%
Ml
1
Colonial
28
; 83
Apt
"
600
9
——1
Co..i
6
*
Apr
12% Apr
•
*
6y4 Mar
1
-
Apr
4% Mar
,
Jan
'90
50
90%
6%
Clarostat Manufacturing Co—_;_r—_—1
B
Bailey & Selburn Oil
9
-
Consol
Feb
9%
Apr
12%
25% Jun
200
43
4% Mar
^7
100
38
38
-
90
7y8 Mar
22%
,
3% May
4% Apr
'
•
Apr
-5% Mar
.
Jan
Mar
8
.
600
.
Apr
% Jan
Jan
16
4% Jan
'Jan
11%
26%
9
16% Jan
9
!
10%
45 y<
Feb
16%
-
10,500
4%
■"4%
90
:_5
—10
——4
Farm Equipment
-
Apr
113
Jun
73.'
Jun
14
2,400
:
25%
4% Feb
600
3%-
9
11%
Connelly Containers Inc..
50c
Consol Diesel Electric Corp———10c
3% Jun
1,600
4%
14%
3
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
Jun
12%
v
—lc
Electronic-
40% May
32% May
9%
3.600
3%'
*4'>
-
Clark Controller Co.————!
SI" May
35%
4'/a
•
&
53%
13%
non-cum
Science
1% Jan
51
1
Inc.—
Products
300
800
1,500
.3%
13
-
Jun
5% May
5%
18%
Apr
12%
Jun
xllO
10
5%
,9
1
Feb
107
1%
4%
—!%;!
Oils
.
5%
100
'100
pfd
Mining.
Caribbean
37%
200
,
r
—
Ltd
Club -Aluminum
•' 110--
Apr
.32
Apr
9v* Jan
18%
18%-
Corp
City Auto Stamping Co..——
Coastal
33%
34%
preferred-,,—1
Automatic Voting Machine
-_——*
Non-yotlng
Axe
5%
Mar
102
30
,
:
,
—
3% Feb
2% May
-
•aDevelopment Corp 1——10 pesos
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas Plywood
Corp.————
1
Automatic
preferred
Consolidated
38 %
.5%
.
—„—„
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief
300
1
—
Power & Light 4%
Charter OH Co
10%
2s 6d
..
2%
Jun
11%
-
Apr
7% May
1% Apr
Jan
2
8,600
•
37%
Chaqaberltn Co of America.
i—2.50
Charis Corji common..—*!;
10
1% May
1%
53
&
Mining
104
104
104
1%
—1
.—.——*
Co
Line
Coast
Atlantic
2,500
Apr
Jan
10% Apr
\
>
'53)-*
& $41 on Dec 22
Atlantic Coast Fisheries—i—
Atlas
18
24
Jun
3%
900
2%
3.50%
1%
15,390
110
Century Electric Co common—__ 10
Century Investors Inc
——...
—.2
Convertible preference
.—10
Cockshutt
'53
1
3%
2%
2%
,
B ord
Maine Power Co—
Central
2 Va
10%
„
Central
5,900
Jun
4%
Jan
5% Max
%
W) Co common
(A M). & Co
29% May
2%
10,700
1A
12%' 12%
,12%
10
Catailn Corp of America.!——___1
Cenco Corporation .!————.-r———1
Central Explorers Ltd
—T
Central Illinois Secur Corp!.::—_—1—1
Conv preference $1.50 series
*
Tel & Tel—
(ex
July
3%
_1
Inc.
America—;—1
of
Jan
11% May
8% Feb
—21
reg
Food Stores
Jan
108% Mar
Industries—
Laundries
Associated
CI A
dep
*
Castle
6%
2
*
Christiana Oil
14
-Jun
18% May
1,600
Jan
20 %
May
6% Feb
12.600
.*
34 %
105
»
10%
9%
Jun
12
110
6,100
18%
8% May
102
AP*
wa JUn
——10c
9'/a
Apr
290
*
jo»/a
American
17
14% May
8,400
12
107
_.—1
Associated
16% May
Jan
.
Apr
10% J«n
100
4%
4%
10%
11%
107'/a
311
2% May
13% Feb
(J
Carter
Feb
23
*•"
t-*
.
4% May
2% May
6% Jan
29% Mar
Casco Products common—J—I—1—
Jun
7% Mar
k
warrants—————
Electric
Associate
11%
7% May
5% Jan
1,600
Equipment Corp——,—,—„k.oO
Associate
Feb
{
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro
16 %
23% May
'1,700
6
2%
t
Jan
13% Mar
2,000
<
Apr
4%
19% Mar
14
16%
4%
-
jf%
Light—
Jan
33
Light $5 pfd—
American, dep rcts
Apr:
500
18%
preferred
Co
Jun
29%
5
Power 61
&
11%
32%
30«/a
Arkansas
4.72%
Power &
x3ve
Louisiana Gas Co—
Armour
Carolina
Feb
2,700
1%
5.50
Carnation Co common
Apr
2%
24% Mar
2
5,700
y
-i
6%
-
LI
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Apr:
71
29%
Corp——_———-5
Arkansas
43% May
Jan
2.100
108%
28%
30%
Fuel
Jun:
14%
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4 '/a cio pfd—100
Arkansas
12
vtc
Producers Ltd vtc—
Jan
2.40
1
,
Canso Oil
.
43%
3,600
29%
3'A
2 Va
li
1
13%
13%
1
,
Capital City. Products common—
5
Capital Transit Co.
l~
.19.50
31%
12%
1
.3ft
.6%
1ft
Canso Natural Gas Ltd
5
4%
29%
Jun
Jan
2,800
.
"
_6c
13% Jani
Jun
.4%
„
pfd__10
partic
Minerals
61
30%
—
Williston
25
67
12%
12%
32 Va
29%
"
Canadian
Ltd
1,100
1%
1%
Petrofina
98% Feb;
Feb
10% Apr
11
Canadian
2ft
2Va
2%
9& Apr
Mar
43 %
21%
125
23
22%
5A
39,100
7%
7,V
Canadian
Range Since Ian. I
Loo
High
High
•
26%
May
150
Co
Canal-Randolph Corp
Apr
23
4.75
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Oil
May
23% May
30% Jan
—
shares
95
300
11
67
•
American Natural Gas Co 6% pfd—25
American Seal-Kap
common
2
American Thread 5%
preferred
—5
American Tractor Corp.—
25c
American Writing Paper common
5
AMI Incorporated
3
Amurex Oil Company class a,
5
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
20c
Anchor Post Products
2
"A"
250
23%
1%
common
Co
Meter
American
97%
11
j_
1
Book Co
—1°0
Electronics Inc—
1
Hard Rubber Co
25
Laundry Machine—;
20
Manufacturing Co com—,25
Maracatbo Co
1
American
96%
'
11
Inc (R I)—
1
American Air Filter 5% conv pfd—,15'
Beverage
50
23% May
96%
.
*
*
_.
Ambrook Industries
American
8% Mar
Jun
23%
100
Goods Manufacturing
Aluminum
16% Mar
12% Mar
45
13%
Shares
7 0
J iC
If
2
Canadian
6%
(
cumulative preferred
$3.75
Aluminum
Ltd—
Jan
2,20i)
%
4
'
Aluminum
Oil
12%
3% May
—
for Week
Low
Psv
High
Low
12% May
1
1
& Fisher common
Alles
1
Range Since Jan.
High
Range
•f Prices
Last
Sale Price
Assertron Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shores
Low
P«r
22
for Week
of Prieeo
Leel
Sale Pries
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED JUNE
Sales
Week's
Friday
Jan
May
Eastern
$7
$6
Gas
& Fuel Assn
prior
preferred
Malleable
States
Iron
Corp
preferred series A
preferred series B
common—10
24%
25
1
*
*
15%
Jan
26% Mi
77%
Jan
85%
50
31%
Jan
38% M
1,500
30%
Jun
33%
24%
2520.000
35%
35%
100
32%
33 y8
A
A
135
181
181
50
Jan
213
170
Jun
197% M
M
37.
/
.'"M
Number 5545
Volume 183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
35
(3039)
in.
<■
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
-
'■
'„
'
;•
STOCKS
•"
Aautriea* Stock Exchange
'*>/■
•
•
'• •'
preferred
•/":
Far
int—1
25%
WEEK
ENDED
JUNE
r'
Raise Staue Jam. l.
•
i
Low
<>
ia%
19%
13%
300
r:
800
"4%
»
500
14%
3%
1,800
~3%
,
v
12,700 :
1
200
7V*"
-
-
l'ft
..
7Va
6%
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1%
15,500
-
-
9%
Jun'
5%
Jan
..
Class
s
Co Ltd—
Vv.>v
rets ord reg——
£1
Brewing Co
a..—-—1
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Pitt
De
Fresnillo
6
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A)
/<•
22
9%
Industries
Kaiser
"1271 '
124
if.
C
--
4%
4%
:5%
4%
i.L-.
5%
7,200
1,000
6%
8%
9,100
15%
16%
.
'
Co
...*
—_
Grand
*
-
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^
Inc^__——..10c
Pacific Tea—_ ' 4'
stocki.........* T
common
1st preferred..
100
Greet Lakes QH & Chemical Co—£—J,
Great - Sweet Grass Oils Ltd^
1
Geer Hydraulics
Leases......^.—__^9c
Cbmpany .—.....I
1
Gritsedieck
-.1.
Hall
Co_™_^„^._^—_1
? Ha«el Bishop Inc
'
rt
Hearn Dept Stores
i
.
•
4'fo
————
'
Electric
Hevi-Duty
H%ble
-
Hot.
A
Inc
Gold Mines
Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Hplophane Co common
-
Holly
—
Hormel
&
'
5'/c
(Harvevt
<fe
Inc
500
26
Feb
.
100
7%
163%
6%
■5 1.700
2,800
125
,
134,
,2
:
"3"5
3,000
"
-
,
"* '
Jun
16
400
/
55%
-
56%
.2%
55
3%
-600
4 '
Hardware
of
-
'
■2%
-
'•V5%
1,100
11% Jan
17% Jan
3% May
40%
"
,9%
21
22%
900
99
:
70
"
■
4% May
-
..
6% Apr
Jan
>
Jun
>17%
Jan
3
48
7
Jun
.
3% Feb
11 ya
8% May
600
18%
3% Jun
4% Feb
Jan
5
2,000
.8%
.
Jun
39%
-
2,900
/
Jan i.
Jan
22% May
.
'
3%
-;
9% *
'
3
4%
9:
>
.
.
-
-
2%
26%
Jan
3%
Merrill
500
15 *
8%
800
1,200
,
•
10"% May
'23/4 May
22%
•
Midland
4y*
123/4
13%
1,800
11%
12%
1,900
28 %
Jun
10%
53%
53%
25
25%
26%
300
Feb
53 ya
127
__
104% 104%
j
.
48%
,
'
123%
10.'
;400
2,000
104
10%
"
2,100
-
21 y2
7,400
'27%
283/4
4,000
Mar
38y4 Jan
Jun
8% Jan
11% Jan
-20
Jan
1
•
6
Loan
For footnotes see page
37.
11%
94 '
500
11
Ward &
TV
SSMuntz
50
341/4
33
34%
600
87 %
4
3%
85%.- 88%
2,350
500
"8%
13,700
15%
15%
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Inc....'
Dehydrating
National Alfalfa
Co—
Milling
National
Apr
National
.National
May
National
253/4 May
National
29% May
National
Starch
Co
Jan
Jan
6}| Apr
53% May
12% Apr
Jun
8
ft Jan
100
Feb
23 ya
Jan
37/b
Jun
82% May
'
9%
;
•
Le
Bristol
Apr
53/4
Jan
New
British
New
England
New
34%
Mar
16
,
Mar
Jan
Jan
48'ft May
44% May
9'ft
Jun
13%
9
Jun
11% May
*40% May
38
3% Jan
600
15% May
29
Jun
29%
Jan
43ft May
Apr
18%
15%
2,000
28%
31%
7% May
17%
-
45
.
7,400
2,900
19.400
11% Jan
42% Jan
6
17%
45%
18%
■
2,000
46%.,
„
133ft
14
5
~9 3/b
'
14%
.
.
1,300
9%." 9%
300
1%
5,700
8%
8%
"
9 3ft
20%
100
10%
4,300
1%
"•
9s/b
-1
common—1
common..
:
—.5
Co common—,
1
Oils
Ltd
:—;
1
Dominion Oil Ltd.;—40c
100
Jan-
8% Feb
5
May
■•>9% May
1% Jan
200
20%
1%
93ft
4% Feb
w",i*
500
5
35 y» May
25% Mar
343ft
53/4
4'ft May
9% Jan
19%. Mar
24 Vi Jan
29% Feb
-350
313ft
16 V* May
16% Jan
20,500
32%
Jun
4'ft May
-
300
8
Mar
333/4 Apr
40
Jan
15
100
6
10
1
(Mich)
<& Tel
1%, Jan
18
Jan
500
-
32
31%
Jan
8
15% Jan
Jun
9''ft
Mar
12
32% Feb
343ft
Jun
6% May
21%
Apr
59% Mat
17% Apr
15% May
6% Feb
13
Jan
1%
Jan
9Va
Jan
27'ft Mar
12
Jan
13'ft May
50
27% May
1,000
1,300
Mar
31% Mar
9% Apr
243ft
22% Jan
29% May
5%
53/b
300
34'ft
34%
25
33%
Jun
343/b
500
22 y*
Jan
12%
12%
200
12'ft Jun
13% Mar
1ft
1%
2,700
lft May
111 Mar
233/4
243ft
2,700
96
96
27%
27%
24%
24%
8%
24%
27%
9
8
Mar
5
May
102
1%
.
24
,
6
Jan
x35'ft Mar
29%
107
Apr
Feb
22%
Jun
30'ft Mar
40
96
Jun
102'ft Mar
200
104
Jan
109
Apr
*
Apr
102
Apr
4%
106% 106%
Jan
99
167
44
167%
44
170
25
166 % May
42
Feb
5% Feb
177%
Feb
44%
Jan
4% Mar
3%
100
3% Jan
3%
Jan
17%
18%
127% 128 »/4
850
17% Jun
20 3ft
Jan
150
125'ft Jan
136%
Apr
Jan
3%
3%
Jan
Jun
2 ®/b
1%
1 %
1%
3,800
l'ft
26 %
x25%
26 'ft
500
x253ft
Jun
27%
Feb
10 %
10%
200
93/4
Jun
12 Vb
Apr
33
33
200
Feb
35% Jan
33/4 May
4"% Jan
3%
3%
13%
33ft
31
200
13%
Jun
4%
1,100
4%
Jun
10%
2,400
9% May
14
200
-
4V2
43/b
10
10
13%
4ft
4%
5
6,300
4
4%
4y8
1,400
13%
4
15'ft Jan
5%
5%
3%
Jan
3'ft
Jan
4Vb
13%
13%
200
12% May
4'ft
15,700
3ft Jan
Apr
17% Jan
7
10 Vb
Jun
12%
Jun
Jun
Jun
Mar
Apr
10%
100
213ft
213/4
22%
1,600
17%
Jan
29% May
28%
500
27
Jan
30% Mar
28
28
25%
253/4
500
24
Jan
29
25%
Apr
303ft
30%
Jan
33%
Apr
10%
29y4
~4%
4%
5%
19,300
4y8
4'/a
4'ft
1,000
3
Jan
53ft Jun
4%
Jun
6ya
Feb
4y4
Feb
33/4
2%
2%
4,700
2%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
500
11%
Jan
29%
29%
700
28% Feb
4%
400
1%
1ft
18.200
2%
211
9,200
138'ft 142%
2,590
4
Mur
37%
19% May
,
Meter
125 Va Mar
Jan
1% Jun
4,600
4%
17%
15%
*
1—-—*
...—10c
National Transit common ...—
1
National Union Electric Corp
—30c
National U S Radiator Corp
1
Nestle
100
1,500
9%
4%
Jun
50
10
9
17
55
14 y»
21,200
44%
43
7%
*l
Steel
Neptune
Jan
Jan
100
17
43%
£1
*
common..
Products
Jan
7Vb
Jun
200
43
&
—
Hess
Brewing
7%
x6%
350
1%
17
17
43%
.1.
—.1
Mfg <fc Stores common
1
Petroleum Ltd __c—.—25c
Presto
Industries Inc
2
Research Corp ——...
1
Rubber Machinery
—ID
Bellas
Jun
Mar
4% Jun
500
17%
1%
1%
——2.50
—.100
—1
—
May
38
800
6%
17
17
preferred...—.—.4
Corp
Nachman
Namm-Loeser's
Apr
6
17
72 V4
N
'
5% Mar
11
3% Jan "
Jan
Feb
11 Ya
4.1Q0
16
46%
Muskogee Co common
.——10
Muter Company
common._r
50c
Apr
50
'l
30%
Co class A'—_*
Inc—...
lOVi Mar
7% May
300
5y8
Apr
-
10% May
Feb
10
x6»ft
Murray Ohio Mfg Cot'————7—5
Muskegon Piston Ring common
2.50
108% Jan
128%
14
100
Vernon; Mills
Jan
32% May
"73ft
50c
C/
Jan
9V* Feb
16%
11% Jun
11%
5%
6
100
30
7%
1,/'
preferred—*'
—„
6 5/b Mar
16'ft May
300
29%
11 %
common
conv
Inc..
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Jan
92% May
6%
;._50c
5
11%
93%
11%
5% Feb
36%
22'ft Jun
Jun
38
Car Ltd
National Telefilm Associates
14,300
Jan
ll'ft Jun
27% Jan
3,300
30
1
—-—10
1—:l
Society com class A
cumulative
(ft
Mount
137% Jan
27%
1,100
7
14%
15%
preferred series
National
15,400
6%
11%
cumulative preferred..:
100
cumui preferred series B__100
National
*
Co
America
6%
14
Investors participation pfd.._*
Mt Clemens Metal Prpducts.—
1
.
6%
6% Jan
May
•4% Jan ;
6
May
3,100
29%
4.50'ft
Monroe
to
53%
13 y4 Jan
3% Feb
2% Apr
5%
300
5%
■~4% ~4%
-L
Abrasive.
Jan
57
Jan
Mar
112 y« May
43/4
__
5%
5%
4%
4.80 %.
15% Mar
20
24% Mar
-
£—
Products—
dividend- shares—
non cum
4.40'/«
-
15% Mar
Feb
10
16% May
6
1ft Jan
3,100
,
Jan
35
-
*
50 y2
11% May
3 I Jan
27,100
15
Piping Co
5
Wohl Co common.
__^__50c
4Vu'/o- convertible preferred.—^-50
Mining Corp of Canada
*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd——100
Missouri Public Service common.
V
V. Molybdenite Corp
(Can) Ltd...
1
Molybdeaum Corp
—
—1
Monongahela Power Co—
• •
May
12%
6 ft
15% Jan
2iyaMay
200
3%
2ft
Miller
30% Mar
Feb
28%
:
Jun
13% Mar
19% Jan
20
Midwest
Jan
28%
"5234
11%
X
6% Jan
200
Steel
$2
Mid-West
6% Jan
Jan
4% May
20
200
Mar
May
14 y»
Jun
51. Jun
^-1
11
—
Oorp
Oil Corp $1
'A
13 ya
300
20 %
23%
12
2'ft
Moody
13%
2.50
5
*1% May
8,900
3'ft
common.™—r*
Petroleum
Midland
Montgomery
5% May
4:
2
Jan
2,100
13%
,
—
*-
Hone
Stktes
Middle
Jan
4%
.
2%
-lit
11%
Co commor)™—
Sugar
preferred
Jun
43/4
«
1,900
3
ilk
2%
.(
Iron
15
4
46%
38% Jan
Metal Textile
11
2% Mar
122-
36% Mar
3'ft
5
Ltd__y.._.
& C/>
Co.i.,—
Peroleums Ltd
Jun
22;000
48%
325
X20% X20%
Co—
Mfg
Jun
3%
104%
37 %
,
Co;_——1
Corp common.—.____25c
Michigan Chemical Corp.™.;...—.1
•Michigan Plating & Stamping Co
1
/Michigan Steel Tube
—2.59
Mesabi
27% Apr
-2%
123% '
15% Jan
2%
...——T1
Johnson
Mead
>4% May
Jan
Co
G) .&
(A
Menasco
Feb
77
•
...
.
14% Feb
12
123ft
(J W» Inc common..
..1
McDpnnell Aircraft Corp.——-.—.5
McKee
,104 3/4"-Feb
Jun
-4,000
3
27
Jun
70
1.500 "
11%
""
97%
1,000
8,
5%
11%
1?% Feb
2,900
»-•
9%
■
Jan
100
4 %
15
15
16
190
/
Jan
1% Jun
400
37
l3/4
.
Mays
..
Mar
17%
69%. Apr
-,
Jan
Jun
2
:
5,100»
5%
.
393/4
103/«
Inc
Apr
<
Inc.—
&
Tire
Communication' Cp
National
Mfg
Narth
;
4% Apr
3% May
1,600
4%
4
May
1 Ve
Apr
3
1,300
10
/, Mas§ey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
38% May
Jan
13% Feb
-
-800
•3,900
•
!
Name changed
Enterprises
V
Jan
3%-Mar
22 V2
19%
1%
14%
.
5% Mar
16 ¥4
12
•
Jan
600:
Jun
14%
9V4
Jan
Jan
3
29 V* Mar
14
Mar
17'ft 3un
173/b
Micromatic
2
12
1
Rubber Co.
Marconi International Marine-
2 % May
,
Jun
.500;
34%
3%
__
,
5
Hydrcmetals Inc (effective June 22)
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer
dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Oil (Canadat capital stock..*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
—
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland__£l
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—lCO
Co
138
Jyn
3
10 V\
506
>
23/,
15
5
—
-
Jan
Apr
May
9
7
200
3%
.
15%
1,100
100
—1
Michigan
3"%
stock.*
________J
Inc
1 %
9 3/i
•V
900
«
Mar
18?
-
xl0% xl0%
2%
May
400
h*
"3/
■
Corp
Mansfield
;>#%Maf
131% Jun
,
18,100 S
3%
-934
;3%
Mar
35
23%
5
Y—-£—
1 Mangel Stores common
Manischewltz
(The B)
Mar
17
160
160
4,900
;
,
10;
333/4
25
Jun
21% Feb
18
Oil Corporation—— —— 50c
Maine.. Public. Service Co.™———'.7
728% Apr
',
8% Mar
Jan
Jan
•
1%
Magna
1% Mar
81
•
11% Apr
2% Jan
-
Mar
4% Feb
Jan
12
.
*
Company
Macfadden, Publications
Jun
98
Jan
Jan
20
106
25
22'ft
Jan
,2% Apr
Jan
1
56
11%
3.
•
10c
preferred——l<k
Lobtew Groceterias class A_._——-?>
•'{.
Class
B.^;^..;...v.—...**.
Locke Steel Chain.—..
.5
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co_._;
.1
Longines-Wittnauer> Watch Co
-l"
Louisiana
Land & Exploration..._30c<
Lunkenheimer^ (The)
Co..**
69
May
67% May
,
Jan
78
3ft Apr
2% May.
•
1,150
-
,
Lynch
'
60
26%
22
Jun
42
,
12% Jun
•
.
Jan
1% Jan
1,250
-
73/4
•
common.,
Securities
Illinois Zinc Co.
Insurance
17
5,000
•
1%
693/4
10%
-21
*
Co;
common..—
Hygrade' Food Products
I
Industrial
94
9% Apr
Jun
41% Jan
100
11%'
2%
15
Baking
Refining capital
Hydro-Electric
Industrial
62 %
.
15% Apr
.
70
1% Jan
2
U
17%
5^7 cumulative
34 ¥4 Jun
16% Jan
9% May
1,000
1
6% May
% May
Feb
v,
17 y4
,
Inc.—.——I
Co.——
5
Corp..;..———;~--5
Liberty Fabrics of N
3*4 Apr
6% Jan
7 Jan
10%
2,000
1%
Jun1
11% Jun
'
500
19,
68 V
.
$¥* Feb
•
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—-5
2.50
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28%
26%
>
—
Co—5;t
University,
5
Lear
Inc
common..—
__50c
Lofcourt Realty common
...—25c
Leonard
Refineries Inc___;^..i—...3 ;
Le Tourneau
<R Gf Inc
4
•^
Apr
24
725,400
70
*
Manufacturing Co
Hurd Lock &
Hydrometals
'
900
97%
———______™__1Q0
preferred
Hid-bpll
"
200
200
■
17%
,_1.*
& Co
Hardart
Humble Oil
'2%
>414 May
7% Feb
3,500
'
Hardart
<fe
108%
3,300
9%
'+•
Co.i—
La Salle Extension
•
107% May
May
2
Inc
(Geo A)
Horn
Horn
..
Mar
103
"
40%
,
:
B
•
.-ril
12%
I%
4
*—5
—60c
1
class A
Oil Co Ltd
Apr
10%
62%
■
Hollinger- Consol
Home
1%
'
6% Feb
3%Mar
Jun
22
27
Montoype. Machine
Lanston
Feb
Apr
Jan
16% Apr
2% Jaq
Apr
-7:
1%
*
5%
—.2.50
' 11%
-__25c ':' " 3 r /
*
Holmann. Industries
;
Class,
Border's
•
,
Co...i,:—5
Co Inc common.,
&
-
common.-..;.—___1
Mfg -Co
(Hi
Class
14%
8%
17
3%- "'
^
■
16 f;(
55%,
,
common...—
1
Products Inc.:.—_10c
Gallon
/77%
48%
30%
3%
39% Jan
4,000
11%
34%
66%
___1
"...100
... 100
common
preferred
Henry Holt & Co
Hercules
;
-
-
25c,
9, *
common..™..—^22%
Jtubenstein
(W Et & Co
5%% preferred
Heller
'
._._5
common
Co..
Mining
Hecia
Helena
(I
Hotels
'
—t-a—;———*
Corp
Rarzeltine
Mar
118,
Jun
5 ft
65
1 ;.. , -AVa
__10c
10c '/ 5%
Bakeries Inc..
Lithographing Co-~^
Hathaway
Havana
1
■
Jan
9%
7
-3
2
Mfg Cat,
Hasting
2% May
3% May
,
—...2
Brewing
:
,
Feb
"15%
Company....
1-,.
Harbor Plywood Corp.......—>*
Hartford Electric Light..
..._1_25 /,
Harvard
6«
2%
32%
'
Hammond- Orgpn
..
Jan
Jun
1
v'.?V-
H
Apr
2
•
xlO%
*
Co
Lamp
1
17%
2 % '■
83/B
l%Max
,
Apparel Ine—
——,—-4
La Consolidada S A—,—75 pesos^
Lake Shores Mines Ltd...
1,.,
Lakey Foundry Corp..
...—
.1
Lamson
Corp of Delaware^—
T5
Lamson
& Sessions Co..--—:>—-—10
,
»
8,200
4 IS
162V2 ,
132
<--134 • •
> 2 . - ,,-1%
:3v»
3 ft
934
3
9%
9Vi
-9ft/
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.5
Films Company Inc.
-__._10c
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine.,:,
May
':
t
50
2%
162
Grocery
Guild
Feb
7
7
103% Mar
II %.
300
a.
;
L'Aiglon
•
-
Gridoil Freehold
-
2%
.
—.—__50c
:—
600
-
103% 104%
2%
1%
r»
Jan
1,000
•
151
1%
:
1%
11%
,-,•
Great Amer Industries
Great. Atlantic^
18%
26%+
Co...—;——^
Manufacturing
Gary
Jan
1% Jan
•
.
4
Manufacturing common
Bapids Varnish.™
42%, -•',/
18
1%
-67'/a
,
l_i.50
Co
32
113 (
V 5% Jan
.M
300
;
41%
92
$4.50 prior preferred......™—^
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
1
Gorham
.
9Mj May
Jim
5
600
73/4
2%
3,100
3ya
Kropp
'
preferred ____—^ 104%
Mich Corp..—
—.w.—--1 •
2%
Giant Yellowknife
Gold Mines.l:
:i - .
5ft
Gilbert (AC) commonl8%
Gilchrigt Co...—....
__1_—:* ;
11 y»
Gladding McBeian & Co____———10
34%
Glen
Alden
Corp...;—,_:l
12; u,
Glenmore Distiliers class B.
Globe Union Do Inc.
—
—:*
17l/a >
Gobel
(Adolf)
Inc
1
?1%
Godchaux Sugar class A
$
66%
Class. B
——:—
——3 !!• 62V2
Manufacturing
1,200
100
I
$4.60
Goodman
2%
'
-800
15
15%
»Mar
9
Mar
9% Apr
16% May
)
Jun
27
-
/_
Gerity
j
7%
2%
7%
214
Kobacker
6% May
5
Jun
15%
American dep rccs ord reg—1.—£1
General Fireprooftng common:,——,5 * > 42%
General Indus Enterprises—General Plywood Corp common
50c ' '2%
g%
convertible preferred—.
20 ,15 1
SGeneral Stores Corporation—
/l // 1%
Georgia Power: $5
preferred.._—.>;
•;
~5%.
Z3/a
U',<
Ltd—
Co
:2%
Stores
:
—7.50
(The) Forge Co——33V2c
Kroy. Oils Ltd——
....™..20c ,
Krueger Brewlrig Co..——r
1 :••
Jan
\fc
Jan-
106 y<
,2%
2%
>600
5,000
19,300
3
•v
101%, Apr
Stores
Dept
-(B)
Kieinert
8% Mar
>
15
■
■
6%
;
—
General Builders Supply Corp com__l
convertible
preferred.—
25
General Electric
Jan
x7%
600.
t 28%
i
5%
.7%
"
warrants..—
Corp
sy*
18
17
200
j.
.
1
Gellman Mfg Co common——
.General Alloys
Klein
;
:———100
19,700
5%
%
cumulative preferred—50
-Kingston Products^.———'Kitkland Minerals Corp Ltd^,——«4
14% May
Jun
.13% Feb
V
-
6,500
1%
2%
4 'M
Feb
31|
3%
1%
,
1
—25c
Kings County Lighting common.
Jan
t
3%
•
i%
•:
pfd—100
Company..——^.
Oil
Laclede-Chrlsty
27
*
common.™
preferred
General Acceptance
■v
135
900
6%
t
8
*
5%
Kin-Ark
28% Jan
138
»'3
3,700
x7%
6.%
c
Co
Power
>
Feb
.
6 % Jun
6%
7%
3y»
90% Feb
12 y4 Jun
600
/ 2% Feb
•
Company—_.r_
Chemical
Kawecki
7% Apr
liy4 Jan
;Jun
135
-
60Q
7%
15;
.Kawneer Co (Del)_T„
Kennedy's Inc
Kidde
(Walter) & Co
Apr
111% May
1,500
.
f
9% Mar!
12,600-
14
•
6%
corp—
Electric 4 % %
Gas &
Drug
Katz
-
JKnott
■•'.■'i' ■'
Gatineau
22
;;
60
7%
Company___..-™_.50c
jKaltman (D) &
10 p Jan
63% Mar
v
>10% Jan
.2,700
j,
3%
'
Feb
8,500
/;•»
100
10%
•
50 y2 Jun
t
11%
ft-
400
i-
23 3/
-15%
5
—.
Jun
8ya Jun
..
,
:
11%
.
23 %
Luxe Beer Sales Inc—,..1.25 (The)-Company...,.
—1.'
(Geo
Fuller
.
',
78% May
/,
25 V(i May
.»
•
Amer dep
Fort
52%
.
Motor
Ford
p
51%
v
'
900
Apr
2 3/4
20,600
,8%
86
6%
,
8%. Apr
6% Jun
2% Jan
85% Jun ;
600
13
-V
:
v;:vK
W* Mar
17% Fpb
;
Jan
19 Vi
.1,400
2%
8%
6%
—.
^
2%
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1
10%
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of Canada— i '
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■
—!
24,
23%
213
8V2
2,100
853ft
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8% Mar
Jan
7
6%
2%
25/8
O'Mahoney
Jerry
Kansas
'
800
r'7% "7%
7%
24 ;
class A—£
4
Falrchild Camera & Instrument..
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m
—,
25c
Financial General Corp
,—10c
•Fire Association (Phila).—
10
Firth Sterling Inc.——
a
2.§0 *
Ftsbman (M Hi. Co Inc——
1. >
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd class A
1
Co
&
6%
45% Apr
40% Apr
10%Mar
L
Inc..'
10c
Jupiter Oils LtdU-—v»~15e .i
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Apr
8% Feb
.
-1% Feb
13
10% Mar
33%M»r
23,800
1
2%
,J
Israel-Americaa Gil Corp.—m.
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc?,
6% Apr
•1; 7
7y»
-
36%
6%
Co.—
Irving Air Chute......
'
•
34%
.
45% Jan
4% Feb
8% Jan
1,400
1%
«
-
8%
6%
7%
8%
«w
A% Jan
4% Jan
39 y. May
7
77
1,000
4% .,5%
1
35%
Royalty ——-1*
vIowa Public Service Oo 3.90% pfd._100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing t t c._.*
Ironrite Inc
—7
._._-__.;l
35% Apr
v
...3% Jun
;
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15%./Apr
Feb
Low
■'
4,000/
—;5,
Investors
9% Jan
25% Apr
9% Jan
9%
A—_•
Products
International Resistance
105% Jan
-
Raif* Sine# Jib. 1
.
'
Feb
Jan
13%
i
24 v
v'*'
International
24 % May
Jun
—-4
8,800
8%
9
InternationaLPetroleum capital stock.*
Jun
I89h
C43% Jan
23%
4
22
j
>
20y8
Week
High
31
Feb
36 V* Mar
1
Cigar Machinery
International Metal Industries
-
.*■
—
Jun
v
~1«% Jan
Lorn
Shares
International
Jan
tApr
t.
Jan
-
13%
.
26
% Jan
^
26% Jun
4/700
-
Apr
Sales
for
ef Prices
Sale Prlee
Par
99% May
i
3%
-
—
<
<
^
_
17%
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Steck Exchange
>
•
18%
23 y. Mar
25
9,600
20%
17%
14
«
/5
Equity Corp common.
i—V-*—10c
/' 12
convertible preferred
.1
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>
6% cupi 1st-preferred,
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Ero Manufacturing Co
'—_•
.1
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:
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd
$1 or 25c
Eureka Pipe Line common..'.—.™.1Q
•
..,100
ft
27 Vs
19%
-
23%
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Faetor; (Max)
22
,
•-t-'JflfR
17% Jan
400
...
25%
26%
4%
+
Emery
v,
A
19'ft
Air Freight Corp——20c
Empire District Electric 5% pfd—100
Empire MMwoyk Corp
/—
4
18
,
-19%
17%
Corporation —/
1
common.:
ft
America.;
—1
El-Trenics Inc; —'
——_—5c
Eieetiographic Corp
Electronics Corp of
„
RANGE FOR
FrMay
for Week
t
Shares
High
18
ft
26%
-
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Low
j,
—
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Electric Bond & Share common-.-—.5
;
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18
30
—_——
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.
International Breweries Inc
Eastern Sugar Associates—
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beneficial
$2
"
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.
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v
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..
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1
1
®
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2%
142%
4
Jun
15% May
34%
5
Jan
May
lft Feb
2ft Mar
2
Jan
134
Jan
3V4 May
141% Jun
/
36
\
-
The Commercial and
(3040)
Financial Chronicle
.
.,
Monday, June 25, 1956
-
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
,
,/rlday
.
,
0
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
New
50c
preferred-.
conv
Idria
New
& Watch Co
Clock
Haven
Min
*
Co
Jersey
Mexico
&
New
Pacific
Park
Ltd—T
20c
—_i—_l
Coal & Oils
New
18'A
* 2%
Land
Arizona
New
New
Superior
New
York
New
York
Merchandise
Mines
North
B
North
Nuclear
Pub
Ind
Northern
100
10
Jun
13%
May
w
4
2,200
5%
6
1,500
.
2 A Feb
5%
300
100
36%
9%
—25
10%
6,000
9%
36
..
.
8%
Jun
Jan
14
Jun
91
pfd—100
'
<
*
.
87
98
*
3%
98
40
99%
50
97
3%
3%
1%
1%
2 '
800
4%
Mar
Products
preferred
Shoe Corp
Jan
Oil
Oceanic
Ogden
Company,
Corp
Ohio
Power
Okalta
Okonite
Old
4%%
1,400
15%
16%
6,900
57
57
50
107% 108
140
90c
Corp common
cumulative
40c
2%
16%
100
:
2%
25
1
Company common.,
Town
2%
.
preferred
76Va
76 *
5
__7
'
15
2%
2%
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Sicks Breweries
12%
52%
105
1,300
77%
lft Jan
250
69%
Securities
Overseas
;
p
Pacific
Electric
Gas &
6%
6%
700
6% Jan
6%
5%
1st
5%
redeemable
5%
redeemable
preferred
4.36%
preferred——.
Paramount
Park
of
.
16%
*
Governor
Piper Aircraft Corp common—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co..
Pleasant
Valley
Polaris
Rico
Powdrell
Power
class
Telephone Co..—
Alexander
&
of Canada
Corp
common
Pratt
Lambert
&
Prentice-Hall
Pressed
P
R
Metals
of
Progress
Mfg
Providence
Co
Inc.
;*
,
Quebec
&
4%
200
Utility
Investment
1
Reading Tube Corp
convertible
10
*
&
Engineering.'
8.200
100
Royalite
Russeks
Russell
Ryan
Corp
Field
Fifth
(The
Ave
F
Apr
8 % Mar
Starrett
(The)
of Canada
common
C)
Aeronautical
San Carlos
San
1%
1%
"
3,000
5%
5%
1,500
22%
1,000
3%
300
24%
Jun
1%
Jun
Diego Gas & Electric
5%
Jun
22
53
~5%
~5%
1,700
52%
53%
100
12%
900
%
1
Feb
Feb
413 May
50% May
11% Mar
7.600
%
36%
Feb
7%
9
60%
10r
.
Stylon
Sun
Jun
18%
Jun
Feb
1%
Feb
Jan
46%
513 May
14% Jan
18
Apr
x9%
10%
Feb
1,500
Jun
8ft Jan
Talon
Inc
Class
100
98%
Jun
59%
300
58%
Jun
75
19%
400
16%
Jan
20% May
B
104%
Jan
—
Corp.'
27%
700
see
page
37.
2
1
1
25c
Feb
13
Apr
29% Jun
24
29%
Mar
32 %
Jun
Tilo
Jan
42 %
Jun
Tishman
Co
15%
Jan
Tobacco
Roofing
Jan
1 % Mar
38%
Feb
46%' Jun
Toledo
Feb
13%
Apr
Tonopah
Jan
70%
Apr
Jun
8%
Jan
44>/b
4 4'/a
46%
1,100
11%
11%
12
5,000
10%
59
1,200
1.900
90%
210
2%
2%
6,900
28%
28%
200
5%
2% Jan
86%
2V4
Apr
Jun
3%
13%
13%
50
51%
1,000
13%
13%
22,300
300
32
4%
40
19'A
Feb
19
Feb
6%
Feb
4%
Apr
5%
Jan
3%
Jun
4% Mar
57%
Jan
5%
Jan
16%
Jun
79
3
17%
Jan
17%
17%
17%
500
5%
5%
4,200
3,100
600
Jan
13% Mar
Jun
Jun
2%
Jan
18
Feb
29
<4 Mar
9 % Mar
18%
May
100
17%
Apr
Jun
400
23%
Feb
Apr
Jan
33,700
22%
Jan
66 %
14% May
16 % Jan
2%
30
May
13%
\
3% Mar
Jun
5 Vs
-
-»■
3%
Jan
•-"33% Mar
27 % May
16% May
17% Jun
20
Mar
19%
JaJn
9
Jan
6 %
Feb
May
13%
Feb
18 %
Jan
16
16%
200
15
May
44%
45%
500
43
Jan
7V»
7%
19,800
4%
6%
6%
27,700
5%' May
8%
Feb
15%
45%
7%
6%
15%
400
14% May
14% May
"17%
Jan
16%
Jan
50% Mar
8
Jan
14 Va
14%
28%
29%
4,400
24%
ll5/«
11%
11%
4,600
11% Mar
1
2%
2%
2%
1«
IS
—*
....
Co
5
1
10c
Inc.
20
20
,
2%
1
—1
Inc
Apr
16%
Feb
30
Apr
40
45%
37%
40%
4%%
Edison
xl0% xl0%
34%
34 %
Cuba
Jan
Empire
51 %
Jun
1,100
5%
0%
5%
2,700
51%
5%
5%
500
82%
1,300
11%
6 100
Jan
3% May
29% May
100
Trans
Lux
45%
Jun
23%
3,100
Jan
1%
.
Jun
.2%
9
49% Mar
Jun
Jun
"
2
"V Jun
4%
Jan
Jan
14
26%
Feb
38% May
Jun
25%
-
13%
14%
3,400
12
Jan
18%
18%
200
16%
Apr
67
67%
300
63 %
8%
6,300
—
Feb
.14% Mar
19 %
May
!
7%
'
97
98
150
6% May
9%
97
Feb
Jan
Mar
102
Jan
3
May
2%
2%
1,100
2%
Feb
6%
7%
9,200
4%
Feb
2 Vs
2%
23,800
2%
3%
2%
2%
Jun
7
1% Mar
3 % May
9,300
1
2 ft
3%
900
10%
11%
8,900
32%
32%
32%
300
5%
5%
1.300
5%
6%
2,500
48%
49 %
200
*
ft
Jan
3
Feb
9%
Jan
12% Mar
Feb
35 "2 May
31 Vs
3%
11 Vs
—*
Jan
70%
6%
1
—
x2
Jan
2%
warrants
Corp
6% Mar
5ft May
1-ft Jun
-
—
—1.25
Corp
True Temper
Feb
34%
5%
Jun
8
-Mar
7
Jan
29'%
4
May
Apr
Apr
u
Ulen
10c
Management Company..
Unexcelled
Chemical Corp
5
Union
Gas Co of Canada
Apr
7% May
Investment
4
Union
Stock
5%
Jan
United
6
*
Union
Aircraft Products common—-50c
15%
Co
of
Yards
Jan
United
Asbestos
Feb
6%
Jun
United
Elastic
5
Jun
6%
Jan
United
United
Molasses Co
79%
Jun
92%
Apr
United
N
5',4
Feb
11%
Jun
United
Profit
10%
Jan
Omaha
20
!
Milk Products
Corp
1
*
Corp
9
5%
100
23%
300
5%
1,700
7%
4.200
31 %
400
6 %
6%
75
6
7%
31
*
common
6
7 Vs
31
5'A Mar
Va
50% Mar
Jan
8%
Feb
46
23
5%
6%
31
6%
9%
Apr
26% Mar
Jun
7'A
Apr
Jan
8!A
Feb
35 %
Jan
Jun
Apr
8
Jan
6
Jun
Jun
230
Jan
•
'
Ltd—
dep rets ord
23
23
9
registered
10s
200
30
4'ft
Apr
212%
Jun
400
1
Jan
100
7
Jan
18% Mar
7,800
47
Jun
61% Mar
36%
Jun
39 Va
'•
x21%
19%
20
-17 POO
Feb
Jan
18%
..1
Ltd
3%
8% May
200
110%
50c
Nevada
Jun
35
Feb
May
14
100
class A
Oils
Tri-Continental
15% Mar
Jun
1%
22%
:70c
Airways class A—10c
Oil Co
Jan
12%
35
200
Apr
3%
■
..._20
preferred
of
Mining
Caribbean
Trans
Mar
12%
5,000
1,400
Apr
Jan
27%
51,000
2%
'
13%
ii May
2
6,700
1%
1 •«"
2%
29 % Mar
Jan
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—_£1
deposit rets def registered
5s
Trans
Jun
46
1
1
& Construction
5,800
13,200
106
45%
38
25c
Inc
1
500
—
10
10
Shipyard Corp common
Toklan Oil
Corp
Feb
25
5
1 60)
32%
2%
Jun
3-/2
3
6% May
Jan
25c
Todd
Feb
99%
13%
19%
350
Jan
Jan
29
22
May
8%
29%
,
common
Realty
1%
X21 % x22
1%
56
14 Vs
Corporation
Markets
Thorofare
15% Mar
18,000
%
22,800
7
70c/convertible preferred
Thor Corporation common
1%
4
5% Mar
5
...—
1%
3
6% May
-
1—.1
common
Rights
Jan
2%.
2%
.
5
T'hiokol Chemical Corp..—„—
30% Mar
1%
19%
6
.
22%
17%
17%
5%
1
A common—.
Inc
Shovel
Jan
5%
2%
30
—5
Calgary Co__._
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd.
1
2%
Feb
1
Texas
100
series.20
For footnotes
Jan
16%
J%
*
common
Oil
Texam
Mar
1
—..1
Jun
4%
600
•
Co—
Petroleums Ltd
25%
2,200
—
—*
Electric Co common
1
20
*-
5
Corp
class
Technicolor
Amer
series
50
6%
19%
Jan
4% May
12%
—:
common.
Oil
Finch
Swan
Amer
series...20
26%
6%
19
5%
5
Apr
Jan
4%%
26%
Apr
4% Mar
1,300
15
Superior Tool & Die Co———
12%
%
8
5%
2,400
200
—_L
Supermarkets
Apr
4.40%
100
5%
13
Superior Portland Cement Inc
25%
preferred
6%
4%
12%
—.
Mar
31%
preferred
^
Inc
Drug
Feb
Cumulative preferred
Sapphire
Ray
Jun
Cumulative
5%
6%
1
—
Mar
4%
5%
26%
6%
19 Vs
3%
200
300
& Co common—1
(S)
Sunrise
513 May
Corp.a
Apr
5
5%
68
300
15%
.1
_10c
82
4
76%
Jan
Jan
4
..._*
Corporation
Jun
Cumulative
Jan
Jan
9
16%
Jun
75
15
common._i_
Thoinpson-Starrett
10%
25% May
25%
8
4
200
1
58
19%
300
-
Stroock
Mar
2,800
7
15%
99%
81
Apr
Feb
75
250
Inc
(Hugo)
Bi
Stop & Shop
7
Apr
25% Jan
1,100
39
Stinnes
Jan
(J
12%
"
13% May
5%
¥
common
...—
28 % Mar
2%
Co
Stetson
Amer
Milling Co Ltd
200
300
Sterling Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Feb
21%
2.50
14%
6%
Feb
5
100
21 %
82%
14%
16%
ordinary
Corporation
&
Brewers
100
1
'
—
62%
Jan
6% May
1,200
'
1
,
x23 % May
5% Jun
16%
7%
1,600
5%
25 %
I_i
common
600
59%
x6%
6%
5%
.
Corp Ltd
Salem-Brosius Inc
800
6%
Sterling Aluminum Products common. 5
„
s
St Lawrence
24%
'r5%
—
Sterling
4
common
24%
~6%
*
Jan
97%
1 25
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
24%
5
Apr
31
Jan
1,900
18%
4
27
'
4,300
107%
32
1,200
3%
Jun
1
Jan
25%
x5%
95%
1
44%
3 %
900
Co
47%
4%
Jan
Company
Jun
40% May
25% Mar
2t% Jun'
"3%
62 %
6%
12%
2
300
1454
28
45
300
x5%
—1
;
1,000
250
I_
26'% May
200
25%
1
Corp
15%
1% Jan
100
»
100
46%
43%
4%
15%
95%
9,100
3
Jan
27%
46%
42%
27%
'"
43%
5,100
Tube class E——
Standard
25
1.50
Inc
Ltd
Jan
5%
(A)
27%
5
58%
5%
Parts
£i
reg
Inc.—
Raceway
Co
7%
Jan
Trans
common
Apr
5%
Co
2%
Jun
50%
1,400
Stein
90
40 %
5.S00
Steel
42%
2%
Jan
18%
Steel
27%
90%
33%
17
Feb
37
1
2,400
34
Jan
27%
1
Jun
40 Va
16%
ft May
42
100
Apr
17%
——1
Trunz Inc
dep rets ord
Oil
Jun
6
7%
II
9%
Jan
39%
39%
9'*
18
4%
Royce Ltd—
Roosevelt
6
12%
50c
6% May
4,100
33
26 %
_•
Mining Co.....
Valley Gas Co—
Cable
Feb
29% May
1%
-
17%
18 %
Jun
59
II-
Jan
9% May
42% Mar
Feb
7% May
1
May
27%
4 %
5% Mar
.
Mar
4%
Apr
15
1
3
98%
27"%
Feb
42
...
common
Standard-Thomson Corp
3%
22
1
Inc
1{| Jun
Tampa
.
Jan
2%
1,500
13
8%
II
46% Mar
18,200
500
9%
Feb
10%
1,800
21%
~~
37%
57%
4,900
6%
13,400
9%
2ft
15%
42'/a
56%
3 Va
25%
6%
22
2%
15%
-
12% Jan
Jan
10%
34
14%
12%
Jan
16%
57 %
lis
514
11%
2,300
40%
8
...
preferred
Va
5%
700
20 Va
50c
Corp
6%
22
12%
19%
.—10
1
10
Inc
6
~i%
37% Mar
12%
"5%
1
...
(Ky)
Convertible
25
5
Inc
American
Feb
21%
50c
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F
Rokeach (I) & Sons Inc...
Rome
4%
4% Jan
127/a
1
Corp
Electric
Roosevelt
Packaging
6
1
Rico Argentine
Rolls
Oil
Standard
1
Remington Arms Co Inc
Rice-Stix
Industries
Standard
Feb
20
common...
preferred
Reda Pump Co.......
ReiS (Robert) & Co.—
Rio Grande
Standard
Feb
7
•
1
Reliance
Jan
8%
:
A
Oil
10%
11,900
♦
Electrotype (The) Co
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reiter-Foster
Jun
Jan
Jan
Thew
Rapid
$1.25
8%
7
IIS
6%
May
4%
—
2%
R
Railway
Standard Forgings Corp
.
_
400
Apr
Q
Co
Power
2,700
8
Jun
Shares
preferred———100
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber com—...*
Pyle-National Co common...5
6
7%
Jun
Products Co
;__l
Colorado—-
15%
6%
Standard
1%
,
of
cumulative
5% Mar
16%
Standard
3754
_l
1,800
3,500
16%
60 % Mar
__10c
Ltd—
Gas
Service
4%%
Mines
3%
7%
Jan
22 % Mar
5%
Apr
31 % Mar
20
34'A May
7
Jan
Jun
96%
3%
Jun
Jun
3%
Jan
Feb
157/,,
2%
16% May
17%
3%
5%
18%
'
900
7%
13%
52%
3
3
12%
19%
41%
13)
*
300
i__.2.50
America..
Dome
500
—*
——
1,400
1
East
18%
3
18
5
......
55
•
Feb
3
Dredging Corp common—.1
$1.60 convertible preferred.....—20
Standard Factors Corp
1
20%
531/8
common
Inc
M
Preston
Public
Co
Inc
60
19%
2
Apr
44
2 'A Mar
.1
1 r ;
__:
Company
52%
3
40%
Feb
—1
19%
155^
Jan
34%
Feb
2
:
Line
55
_*
1
Pipe
6
*
28% Mar
31%
25
%
Standard
2,300
6%
25% Jan
4,300
25
Inc..
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
2,000
common....2.50
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Southern
Feb.
7%
..—20c
110% May
Jan
8%
1
Apr
Co
Jan
7%
*
A
Materials
5%
8%
10
Products
Southern
2%
g%
25c
Jun
18%
61%
7%
1
Jan
Jun
700
g%
2% Mar
2,400
Corp..2
Petroleum
Jun
3,900
Co
California
Jun
12,300
2 ,Uou
common
Mining CO———
Poloron
Porto
Wine
Scale
Pneumatic
4.08^
Southern
1%
2U,«UU
5%
50
4.24%
Feb
2% May
4%
1%
16%
1
101%
Spear &
16%
*
Jun
Vs
...25
25
Southland Royalty Co.,
5%
1
106% Mar
Apr
4%
2%
1%
-
preferred
cumulative preferred..
cumulative preferred..
Apr
14%
....__1
common
27% Jan
2%
1%
„
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Edison— '
90%
lO'/B
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co...10 pesos
Phillips Packing Co
*
Pierce
California
Jan
4%
,4%
48,900
5%
Feb
1%
1
1%
10c
10c
12.50
common—
1%
16%
10c
Co
78%
2V,
Screw -Co:
Oil
50
2.50
_
——
Corp common
14,700
i0i/4
(The)
—
common..
2
,.
Manufacturing Co (Mass).20
2.50
Corp...
Oils & Minerals.—.
J
37% Mar
5% Mar
*
1
1
1
Mills
Paper
^
Manufacturing
90
1
L._
103
150
4%
,
Circle
Phillips
.
1%
Apr
Jan
12%
57,300
108% 109
90
2
Feb
*
18%
2
Pepperell
Peruvian
18%
29%
1%
1%
600
*
Apr
Jan
31 %
Jun
4.32'r cumulative
2
Jan
30%
.
4%
Jan
97%
Mar
43 %
May
3,700
104%
310
117
105 %
1
Apr
2,200
Jan
May
4% May
4%
98%
99% 100 %
2%
2%
89
1
160
101
Jan
Mar
10'A
4%
Feb
103
.
•
Feb
Apr
1
Jan
.
__
-
May
4%
26%
•
:
—
37%
103%
99%
May
39
Apr
-
102
39
100%
24% May
2 300
34%
470
1
Pep Boys
Perfect
Southern
2
ij,
Ltd,
Co
Penn
1
Corp
Canada
Traffic
Penn
South
300
116%
107
39
25%
25%
102% 103
0
—i
...i.
Parkersburg-Aetna
Jan
1.200
Jan
36%
100
100
A.
B
Patino
1
,_r
Co class
Pen
Class
28%
26
vtc_—...
lc.
(C A) Amer share...1 Bol
Chemical
Parker
Apr
25%
Jan
4
*,
42
original preferred
25
4.88%
cumulative preferred..
25
4.56%
convertible preference
25
4.48'/*- convertible preference..—.25
25%
vtc__2 Bol
Corp
Company—
27%
Jan
*
pfd.
Motors
800
Jan
__
Israel Oil
Pan
Coast
29%
.^*'3
Page-Hersey Tubes common..——
Pantepec Oil
South
29%
r.l
Ltd
A)
Feb
Apr
*
Airlines—jujl
(C
31%
26% May
24% Apr
68
2,200
*
(Howard)
700
27
-"50
4%
*
1
*
20
common..
common.——^
Sonotone Corp
Soss
60U
85%
4%
9%
25
Jan
8% May
f
Feb
500
25%
Petroleum
37%
1,200
5,000 fr
preferred—
Pattern
Ltd
34% Mar
27%
102%
Pancoastal
Apr
500
8%
84%
Shares———5.000 fr
convertible
3OV2 May
27% May
28
-
Power & Light 5%
29%
33%
27%
preferred———:
Pacific
400
27%
-
Pacific Petroleums
2,900
27%
_*
dividend
35%
31%
7%
103% May
Manufacturing Co——
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£l
Skiatron Electronics & Telev Corp..10c
26% Apr
27%
preferred—
.
Singer
131 % Mar
Jan
28%
25
dividend
Jan
23
27%
25
$4.75
105
27%
preferred—.—;
$4.36
800
400
|
26%
25
1st
Pacific Northern
Jan
Jun
29%
red
cum
18
15
34%
,
red 1st preferred—.;.:
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend
Apr
75
31
1st pfd series A—25
preferred
_•
25
$4.40
10
8%
21%
8%
85
4%
116%
2'A
15% May
8% Mar
8%
~8%
8%
Jan
_25c
25c
Corp..
—-—
Simplicity
Smith
3414
1st
4.50%
Pacific
1st preferred—;
Jan
issued
Simpson's
'
-
25
•
15%
6%
Jan
—
1
—
Slick Airways Inc
red
4.80%
.
*
'
3,800
5%
r
Precision
American
$3
Apr
8%
700
Apr
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
Jan
.25%
1st pfd—25
6"h
ft Apr
Jun
15
1st preferred—25
5%%
3
89% Mar
5
common
When
6
Jan
Mar
22 V4
Jan
5%
Apr
14% Mar
Jan
11%
2
Silvray Lighting Inc_..t
Simca
1%
300
2
2
...
Creek
6.400
12%
Ltd...
B
Co
Silver
Jan
600
108% 116%
1
7
Jan
111%
7%
'.
—
112%"
Jan
Apr
6%
6'/a
7%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
17% May
65'/a Mar
5
"
Olympic Radio & Television Inc——-1 v
Omar Inc
1———i
—;
1*
Jan
Silex
700
1%
12%
*
10c
of America class A
Feb
3% Mar
16%
1%
Canada——_—_*
of
3
Jan
16%
1%
100
Jan
Jun
14%
16%
—25
common—...
.......—
2%
1
*
common
preferred
Ltd—,——
Oils
;■
50c
common
Co class B
Brass
Ohio
.1
_
Jun
5
—
Inc..a...——
6%
,
Class
:
11%
,*
—
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
O
300
20c
Inc
common
Sherwin-Williams
Mar
103%
Apr
3% May
1% May
1,400
11%
1
1
—
Denn Mining
Sherwin-Williams
513 May
21%
11%
Jan
46%
Jun
Apr
2\k
Jun
1
8%
Jan
Jun
*
4%
1%
2%
Shawinigan Water & Power...
3,200
10,700
16%
Sherman
15,100
2%
800
Jan
9%
2ft
7,700
Jan
5%
Apr
2%
14%
5ft
87
Shattuck
19%
18%
45 %
9%
87
Leather
Seton
Jun
2%
Jun
9%
•
Servomechanisms
Jan
15%
16%
Jun
5%
1
Jan
Jun
1,000
18%
12.50
10c
Sentry
Apr
5A
312
38
America—i————*
of
Corp
Jan
64
Inc
Eelby Shoe Co
Safety Control
Eerrick Corp class B
Servo Corp of America.
211 Apr*
16
Bros
Seeman
37%
1
Corp General
Jan
39
4%%
Western
Securities
57%
•
5%
10
50
Serv
Seaboard
Jan
86% May
Jan
Jan
*
Jan
3%
150
37-
A—_,—
Class
Feb
38%
Co—.
RR
Feb
15
38
Airlines.———
Penn
2
400
39
—
Oils .Ltd...
Canadian
800
10
a—
Northeast
4
——-1
Cement
American
Class
25
2%
15%
:—-——10c
class A—10
Norcien-Ketay Corp
North
86%
81
22%
6%
6
ft
2
1
Airlines
2
,
'
1
—
1
50c
Feb
Apr
2,100
17
common—...
Jun
4,900
7%
17%
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—
1%
10%
36
Scullin Steel
High
Jan
7
600
8%
34%
54% Mar
Co
Low
5%
17%
8%
6%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
34%
22% Mar
2
10%
—
Feb
10%
10 %
^—.—
Feb
12,800
*
Inc
16%
10,500
A
Low
8%
Inc
38%
58% X59
10
Inc——
Lites
Schick
lft
86%
10
„
Apr
Feb
2%
2
York & Honduras Rosario
Feb
3%
1%
15
New
10%
5,000
2,100
1
—,
49
Jun
6
2%
Shares
25c
,-1
(Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co—
18%
Co common™——*
Oils
Auction
Nlpissing
200
49.400
Feb
2
*
Process Co common..;
6%
2%
Savoy Oil
for Week
——1
1% May
1.000
2%
46%
17%
1%
Mining Co..—
1%
Range
Par
High
8ales
Week'x
•i Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
2%
46%
1
Zinc
New
2t
Friday
Shares
6%
2%
25c
New
Noma
L.
50c
JUNE
ENDED
STOCKS
High
1%
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
,
Chem
&
Range
gale Prioe
Par
FOR
Sale*
; Week's
Last
2%
Jun
Jun
May
Jun
24%
J
RR
&
Canal——
Sharing
100
preferred
United Shoe Machinery
United
Feb
U
S
Air
3% Mar
U
S
Foil
Specialties common
Conditioning Corp
class
B__'
Z
1
10c
1
13 Vs
2
47%'
14
47 3 i
48%
36%
48'A
—25
Preferred
Apr
22 % Mar
25
1%
14
.10
common
212% 214
1%
common.—25
101c
21%
214
35%
13 Vb
13%
1%
'47%
2
48%~
500
2%
Feb
Feb
1,200
10 Vb May
14 Vs Mar
6,200
1% May
,2%. Jan
24,900 "'
34%
Feb
60% May
Number 5545
Volume 183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(3041)
37
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week'a
Friday
American Stock Exchange
U
S
Rubber
United
States
United
Stores
Universal
1
2%
Corp
1
26%
common
4 Ve
4
Vitamin
Corp
American
Consolidated
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Products
Utah-Idaho
'
!
—10
_..
—.
62 %
—_5
common..
4,400
4y8
2,000
100
4'/e
Corp
common
convertible
:"6%
'*
7s
Jan
Jan
69
5
Jan
6%
6%
Feb
_»
-
84
28%
Jun
4%
4%
warrants.
47/e
_20c
9%
9'4
10 %
7,500
3%
3 %'
3%
3,700
/5%-»
6%
Petroleum
.
Venezuela- Syndicate
-
Inc._i,__
Vinco
:
,
-
'
Silver-Lead
Corp...!!
v-'r?'Mr
2
„
15
*
4VB
5%
'
r
Jun
107/e Mar
3%
Jun
A7s
8% Jan
5%
15
•©% Apr
Jun
3,800
300
4%
Jun
cumulative
&
'
--
ex.t...
.J..
\
;
Wbltham
Webb
Watch
&
$6
Co
4%
1100
-
5
1,700
60
100% 108% —
4% Jan
*
108
*
,
r
Jan
.5% Mar
.
I 111%
Manufacturing.!..;.
Utilities
1%
1%
2
'
—
2y8
r»-Amer
,
4.40 %
.^Leaseholds
dep .rets
iWestern Tablet
,
ord
&
shares—
Eagle
Stationery
1% Jun
2
"
6%
4,500
*
value.
72
43%
43 %
May-Hot
Stores
5% %
i...
Co.-
__
$65
$65
$60
$103
102
45
..
.54%
54%
$37
River.
*.
ft
a.Defermd delivery u-ansaction (not Included
26
2,750
-
54
(R
Wilrich.
.commom
:
~1% ~1%
1
...
,
in year's range),
-
5 %
C)
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J
.
.,
v
IT
V-
133%
"
Feb
-
.....
.
'
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w
with
listed
on
Stocks-
fa Apr
-
Jan
31% May
20 %
Jan
26
Jan
•39
'
-
58% May
Feb
20
15
Rall-
Util¬
roads
ities
trials
,
485.91
Jun
June
is;
Mar
June
166.80
•483.91
'166.23
15'
191.
;
Jun
12% Jan
150
24% May
-Bonds—
—
10
'
10
.
10
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
'Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
174.15
96.29
95.97
«
,
.
Wood
&
(F
Wt
95.79
94.87
96.26
98.16
•96.26
*66.30 ;
*173.58.
96.01
94.91
165.79
66.55
173.68
95.96
98.09
95.87
94.87
96.20
166.26
66.38
173.84
96.01
98.03
95.80
94.77
96.15
167.74
66.48
174.95
95.99
98.00
95.72
94.71
15%
,15%
17%
•ti'
58%
58%
100
17%
59%
,
Jun
,
-
1,600
—5s
55%
Apr
64 %
from
;
St.
1%
r
.'BONDS
American
Stock
'
4.56,
Last
Period
Sale Price
Boston
6s Aug
Edison; 2%s
1998
1
series
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
1st
mortgage
Eastern
Elmira
4s
mortgage
Gas
&
Water
4s
Fuel
Lt
series
series
3%s
&
RR
AGesfuerel
Isarco
debs
6s
Guantanamo
&
with
A7s
Nov
ex
1
debs
1947
1
69%
69%
73
60
58%
60
197
4s
1970
A 1st
mortgage
6%s, due
1953
Power
1st
1st
6%s
mortgage
3'As
1970
■
3s
1971
100 %
1940
1
ApriZ-Oct
2%s series C
3s
series
3s
California
Counties
Southwestern- Gas
Terni
&
United
Aug
Dye
1
99%
194
93
96
98
98
98
~2
Co—:
April-Oct
*
;
Trade, Finance
Mining
A7s:with
A
7s
ex
Dec
1.1940
Dec. 1-1947
Wasatch ';Corp
deb
__
Feb-Aug
:
coupon
ser
125
s
94
95
-
Penn
Western
Traction
5s
__
136%
11
95
-
98%
55
150
90
95
101 '/a
96
Newspaper »Union
6s
;
1959.
425.2
3.3
-500.8
353.0
+1.0
160.6
152.4
295.7
+
1.9
325.5
294.7
345.2
+
3.6
382.5
326.8
459.8
.
'
101%
99
4
94%
21
101%
102%
96 Va
98
92%
97
98
-194
__
96%
100
!
.
2,848,000
455,000
1,667,130 ;
1,827,240 '
2,386,500
3,146,000
1,630,250
2,383,000
502,000
Fri. Junp
...
22.
Total
L.
7,997,230'
81%
81%
'■
__
'
81%
'
June-Dec
•
•
__
100
...
Foreign
.
—,
A
•'
;
20-year 7S
A Baden
Jan
1947—1
4
10
80%
-104
104
13,085,500
18,896,000
$20,560,000
98
A 68
81%
B
1951.^
...
AGerman
AS
Cons
f- secured
Munic
6s
7s
1847.^
1947
$8,000
320,000
-48,044,400
454,869,000
Last
Sale Price
or
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
$503,241,400
$520,491,900
"
Sold
No.
Domestie
'
Thurs. June 21—
Fri
Jan. I
Total
Pf>nA'
Bonds
$21,000
$8,000
$13,000
"$4IOOO
31,000
!
518,205
27,000
-!
Tues. June 19
Wed. June 20
Low
Foreign
Corporate
B^nA*
PnnAf
592,105
Men. June 18__-__——i
Range 81nce
Foreign
Government
'(Number
103% 110
-104
676,750
46,000
~3~000
49.0OO
68,000
2,000
21,000
70,000
83,000
$25,000
$254,000
—;
■'
June 22
High
708,345
634)030
3,129,435
.
" "
'
62,000
$'216,000
"
$13,000
"
.
t80 "
Aprfl-Oct
t80
;
Jan-July
181%
181%
188
Stocks—No.
J88
.
,■
—Feb-Aug
!—.June-Dec
of
t80
-
3,129,435
/ 81
"
20
'
124
1127% 135
tiU% 113
"
,
5,209,295
116,519,617
124,163,688
$6,856,000
$7,841,000
8,077,000
1,592,000
Bonds
„
$275,000
$216,000
86
82
—
178
t-92
Shares..
—
i
April-Oct
1952
1955
1956
J180
Jan. 1 to June 22
19 55
1956
Week Ended June 22
—
-
6%s
-
.
Stocks
105
Week's Range
Feb-Aug
series
$215,000
101,000.
27,340,500
492,835,400
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
103'A
78%
of
AC&uca Valley 7s 1948
June-Dec
Central Bk of German State & Prov BanksAOs series A 1952.;
ADanzig Port & Waterways
1,649,000
$14,533,500
105%
103
1103% 105
1
Jan-July
Jan-July
(Germany) 7s 1951—
$15,000
..
$1,448,060
Total-
-
350,687,1Q1
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
100
80%
__
Period
Agricultural Mortgage. Bank (Col)—
£ A 20-year 7s April 1946J
ff55
,
Bonds
U. S. Government
"
105%
-
Low
V
;
.
289,497,281
102 %
102%
86
U00
1105
__
Interest
«,
Exchange
13,525,040
International Bank——
125
■
Friday
Stock
-—1956
-1955
1956
7,997,230
of Shares..
Total.
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
$14,533,500
Jan. 1 to June 22
■
fitocks—No,
2,605,500
3,297,000
2,885,000
______
$1,448,000
$13,085,500
Shares*
American
/
219,000
Weeff Ended June 22
125
~Feb-Aug
..Feb-Aup
3,303,000
151,000
Thurs. June 21.
Bond
T $2,443,000
—
,__!
1,432,910 '
Wed. June 20-
Railroad and Industrial.
v
June-Dec
$121,000 "
$2,322,000
-Sales'
Bonds
Bonds
Bond$
Totai
Government
Bank
Foreign
-
■
U14
—
l_Jit»e-Aug
1,439,700
Bondi
Tues. June 19-——
102
■96
99%
197%
•
'<
104
94%
94%
__
;
Share*
United States
Infl
Railroad
Stocks
Number of and MisceL
96
101% 101%
--
312,8
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
99%
101
103
1100
'<■
_.
320.6
-
100'A
98
190
__
__
1
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1960_
+
+ 3.2
153.6
301.2
Service
"
West
369.4
357.5
and
97
102
97%
98 Va
i.
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964_
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
398.6
421.2
-
193
1956.—June-Dec
1956
1963
A
459.4
2.6
"
Mon. June 18____
1140% 146%
■
•
coupon
6s
3.0
+
331.0
.
United Electric Service Co—
.
+
383.3
475.0
Goods
102
'
1114
-
•
1953
319.0
423.3
155.1
Non-Durable
•■
1971—Jan-July
1940 coupon
360.3
393.4
98%
•
98
96%
196% 102%
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
.Feb-Aup
...i.April-Ocl
1970—_April-Ocf
1947
2.7
436.0
'
103 %
92%
1970
Low
High
+
101%
99%
95%
3'As
-1956-
Change
334.3
Transactions at the New York Stock
18
99% 100%
190
3s
June 8, '56
343.2
T_
Durable Goods
—
102%
1100
69%
.
coupon 1953—.
Chemical 6s 1973
&
'
__
Feb-Aug
Electric
Hydro-Electric
ex
96
97
3'As
follows (1939=100):
-
Manufacturing
98
(Calif.)
7
101
96%
i.
Gas
Gas
A6%s with Aug 1
A6%s
93%
192
...
3.%s.series G' 1981.
101%
98%
—
194%
E .1978:
Southern
1
96
199%
Feb-Aup
i__
series F .1979..—
as
Composite
53
98%
I
1976
Southern
23
....I
3%s series D 1976—
68.05 Jan 18
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
groups
Utility
1176%
Jan-July
April-Oct
=1998.Jan-July
1981—May-No©
Sapphire Petroleums. Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
—Mar-Sept
3 yajs series A 1973—'
i__
Jan-July
series B ;1973—'__!
80.49 Dec
Low
SEC Index of Stock Prices
■
.
1964—.June-Dec
1960
High
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended June 15, 1956, for composite and by major industry
.
coupon
Range for 1955
86.14
86.72
Transportation
96
II
May-No©
A6%-s ex Oct 1 1947 coupon 1960
Public Service Electric. & Gas Co 6s
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,
; 3s
151
48%
52
100% 101
Jan-July
with Oct.
109
II
liq tr ctfs
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
A6'/as
148%
,
ApriZ-Oct
t—
.—
7
78.87 Jan 23
,
Jan-July
1968—
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As
42
116
'96%
94%
1165
.
1963
to
3'As
21__
22.1..
"
Percent
115
Mar-No©
1953...
extended
mortgage
Averages
88.95 May
Low
June 15, '£6
2
1117
1952—
coupon
98%
100%
99
94%
94%
Jan-JuJy
,
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
Ohio
94%
1952
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley RR 4;%
1963
.;
New
England Power 3'As
1961
June
June
125
June-Dec
RR
Thurs.
Fri.'
High
1100
65,
96-
99%
99'A
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1967
coupon
1946
69%
June 20____
89%
,_May-Now
1953
Western
Nov
86
one-
Range for 1956
85-82
June
current year are
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
10
May-No©
A6%s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
conv
86%
»
of
98%
86%
distribution
Standard Oil Co. of California's
share held and the New York, Chi-
4
Wed.
102%
93
Company's
the
^
85.45
144
v16
Electric
held,
85.55
Mon.
65!
54
98%
142
&
Closing
18."
Tues. June 19.
High
95 Va
May
1953
1953
5%s
3
111
U41% 155
'
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1956
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co A6 Vas with Nov 1 1940
coupon
Flying Tiger Line
1
Low
95
1992—ft
B
1965
5s
No.
May-Nov
1993
A
99
'
■u-f
;Jan-July
1978
v.
..
<
June-Dec
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J- Division—
A 1st
Jan. I
55
98%
Quar-Feb
1970—
A
Sold
High
55
:
__
68%
.
Bethlehem Steel
■
Range Since
Bid & Asked
Gas
share
■
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
Bonds
Friday's
or
;
Low
A Amer. Steel &
Pump 4s inc debs 1994—..June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
—June-Dec
r
Mar
io
each
Over-the-counter Industrial Stock
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
2
Feb
for
one
Jan
*1%
3,700
lie
Friday
American
stock
"•>
.
Louis
—£1
1%
the
to
common
•
.
the divisor for the 65 stocks to 23.54 from 24.12.
May
8%
.
These stock
Ltd—
deposit receipts
preference.
effect
96.11
dividing totitl prices by the following Industrials, 4.452; Rails, 7.13:
additional share of capital stock for edch
Railroad's distribution of one additional share of common stock for each share
distributions change the divisors as follows: that for the 30 industrials to 4.452
that for the 20 railroads to.7.13 from 7.31, the utility divftbF'td 11.26 from 11.54 and
of
&
Iheld,
21 % Mar
>•17
•
distribution
by
65 stocks 23.54.
.cago
Jan
106 / Mar
14
1 Mar
7}§ Mar
17%
Wright ; Hargreaves Ltd
.
Jun
102
;-.12 % .Jun
8
6%
•,
Apr
.14 % May
50
15%
Apr
4% Jan
'
computed
are
11.26;
averages
give
additional share of
half
9% Mar
Jun
Jan
2%
...2
American
.
Jan
,
98.12
485.00
•The
Jah
25
5,600
.100
common
16%
Jun
6%
100
%
Jun
21—
Utilities
40
Bonds
j
488.26
•
Averages
Jan
4% Feb
12
—V.-1
Inc
Petroleum
Woolworth
,pfd._.
Machine.',
Industries
Woodley
6%
ft
•
28 %
Jan
18%
800
3,100
6%
%
25
—
Lt .4%%
Newspaper.
Woodall
'
III 1
a!
Pwr
12
20
•
18%
__wl
preferred
Wisconsin
*
Ltd
common
12
19%
3%
600
4
.June
Total
;
484.52
June 20
2Vb May
10 ya
warrants.
"Total "
66.32
"
Jun
without
—
30
Date
;June
1%
w,"
f
'
Indus¬
ft Jan
"x
warrants;
the
are
Jan
140
,
20 y2
-
150
247/e
4
)
«.■
i
__
Stock and Bond Averages
r3%- Jah
11,500
10%
24%
..25
Co________'
&
Brothers
-37%
"cons," consolidated; "cum," oumulamortgage; "n-v'' non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust-certificates!
6'/b Jun
-
500
10%
-
Oil
Petroleums
Wilson
57%
36%
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.;
104% Mar
Jan
■
1%
reoeiyership..'
issued;
Below
-
'
Jun
5
3,100
31'
24%
•
—T1
29%
(The)
Williams
(
45
12
39
transaction,
i,' -when
Jun
37
31
—.1
Corp
...5
Corp.!.
Williams-McWilliams -Industries... —10
Wickes
104
;.45
45
-
for cash
Apr
19%
45
-10c
preferred......
conv
Wichita
.
-
'Inc
•
$88
-
White
155%
72
t43%
*
.
76
1*5
til
—June-Dec
yfve; "conv," convertible; "M,"
154 Va May
-
100-
"*
•
A
2%
Jan
Apr
19% May
2% May
600
'
K
•_5%
~6%
—10
Oil
High
68%
1154
—
1S|47
Bank of Chile fi® 1931
Mar
3
135
-
-
com.
1.
Internat
68
Abbreviations used, above—"cod," certificates of deposit
;
.
Feb
—.
—Is
Westmoreland "-Inc.
" White
.
1
Low
22% Mar
260
1
"
„
0
.^Weyenherg Shoe Mfg.
....
-Feb-Aug
...
Feb
23
Jun
.1.25
pfdT_...100
Ltd..
CoaL!—r_. 1.20
^.Westmoreland
.
•
•3%
Jun
18,300
19%
19%
"Western Maryland Ry.?%: 1st pfd. "I100
'Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
■
Jun
17%
19 %
■
5,800
Xl48% 151
Xl48%
"
-
'
Texas
.
'Western
2%
50
20'A
2 Vb
•
-West
*
1949
t64
6%s stamped 1958
Mar-Sept
(Plan A) 2y«s 2008.—May-No©
stamped. 1951
SReported in
i
.
Mar
600
17%
19%
1%
"IIl5
•
iWentworth
.
..;
17%
:
(Del)
300
'
20
1
preference...
3Vb
.'-2%
3%
..._1
common.
Inc
Jan.
No.
,
:
5% Jan
•
.—1
Inc
Inc__i
Knapp
series
Webster- Investors
Range Sine*
Sold
(not included in year's
range),
f Ex-liquidating distribution,
gEx-stock
n*Ujid6r-jthe-rule transaction (not included-In year's
range)* T Trana(not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend.,
y Ex-rights. zEx-llquidating dividen<L
$Friday's; bid and asked prices; no; sales, being transacted during
current week.
"• - '
ABonds being traded flat.
'.
•
*
preferred.!..—_. ...30
Tiernan
Bonds
High
,
*
Bond' InCi._i.___-!!
&
$2
May-No©
(issue of; Oct 1927)
.action
'■
-Waitt
Friday's
uxvidend* ;..;h■Exrprin,cipftl.
9
.
'Wallace
7s
nOdd^ot
Apr
7% Apr
Feb
6%s
stamped
'*** P^r
,
17%
Jun
4%
*
,,
]■■■ :
.,:-Waco Aircraft Co.i......
tWagner Baking voting ctfs
1'£>- preferred
or
Bid &, Asked
,
Jan
8%
600
••
_____April-Oct
T__ JunerDec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s
2008—.—Mar-5ept
Peru (Republic of)--;
'
t
"
! Sinking fund 3s Jan. 1
1997,—;
—Jan-Jnjff
Rio de Janeiro stmpd (Plan A) 2s
2012—Jan^July
105 — Jun
-
Sale Price
Germany—
(Peru)
A Mortgage
May
Apr
91"
2,100
■
5%
4'/b
200
,
,15 %
5Va{
y
5V4
1
...
1:5%
15
,
Vulcan
£
103% -104
Last
Period
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
:
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
Feb
34% Mar
•
4% Mar
1,000
—1
Corporation.
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co... —2
Vogt Manufacturing-;'^^.!—
i_
*
.
Week's Range
Interest
,
Exchange
redeemed)
(Prov)
■AMedellln
Jun,
93
(20%
Maxanhao
7% Mar
Feb
.5
.
1939
ALima Gity
Apr
32% Apr
Jan
(City of)
AHanover
2% Mar
68
3% May
100
103%
■
5
Jun
AHanover
Apr
41%
2,700
III!
.Venezuelan
■
29%
55%
30%
,4y«
Stock
Low
4% Mar
Apr
l7/e
11,950 '
37/a
-6%
1
(Van Norman Industries
'
4
6794
€2
BONDS
,«
High
2% May
15% Jan
300
2'/a
62 s/a
;_
•
preferred-...,
;Vanadium-Alloys- Steel Co
•
100
267/e
62%
22
V
*»
American
<
$4'
i
Low
2ya
2
2
Range Since Jan. 1
—15
Co
'V
Valspar
r
2%
OU.__._w.;. ...10
Sugar %
:;k.
,
—25c
Corp.:
Universal
ENDED JUNE
>.
High
26
: —50c
Reclaiming Co
WEEK
Friday
Shares
Low
Par
FOR
for Week
-
Sale Price
<■
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
-
Sales
Domestic
84
25
Foreign government
13,000
Foreign corporate
25JD00
263,000
*
i__
.98,000
C
4,042,000
: 776,000
129
111% 113%
Total.
000
$11,674,000
■
$17,510,000
88
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(3042)
.
Monday, June 25, 1958
..
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Last
Par
American
Motors
Tel
American
Anaconda
Boston
5%
—,
Gas &
Eastern
Mass
Street
"
First
25
17% Jun
26%
30
46% Mar
59 %
Jan
Jan16%
Apr
398
53
155
Jun
13%
13 %
135"
12%
65%
67%
165
53% Jan..,
24%
25%
637
15% Jan
B_100
34%
36
140*
26
10
10
90
-
■,
100
i
52%
*
Inc
46
52%
Jan
37
Mar
.
9% Feb
40% May
56%
'
958
51% May
1,593
52%'Jan
45%
46y*
233
40 %' Jan
50% May
43%
44%
40
34% Uaft
114% Jan
47 % Mar
"376
124% 127%
Corp__
Corp
10
_
Narragansett Racing Ass'n
New England Electric System
N
E
Tel
Y
N
82%
»
82%
10
/
RR
(N
Mathieson
Pennsylvania
Reeee
100
RR
140%
Jan
82%
ACF
Stone
Webster
Twist
111%
760
20 '*
Jun
55
108%
Jan
15
54
*
51%
Feb
23%
24%
143
2%
2%
166
25
21%
34%
*
22
-
28%
34%
17%
31 % May
34%
169
Jan
27%
26%
28%
539
20%
Jan
29
*
49%
49%
50 %
1,795
—1—-*s5
48%
Co
—5
Co
United Shoe Macnine^y Corp
47%
48%
543
5
49%
50%
82
*——50
59%
59%
5
___*
U 8 Smelt
Rfg & Mining Co
Waldorf System Inc—
Westinghouse Electric Corpj.
13%
14
51%
53%
1,127
58%
58%
18
—12.50
Woodley Petroleum Co—
65
49%
8
Corporation
Ford
Apt
Mogul
Motor
Fruehauf
Jun,,
56% Jan
60% Apr
69% Apr
07% Mar
137/e
15
-Jan
66
Mar
64
May
Paige
'Hastings
Manufacturing
Hoover Ball & Bearing
Hoskins
Manufacturing
(S
Kysor
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Friday
Last
Bale Prlee
Par
Laundry
____—20
Baldwin
Champion
Paper
preferred
Crystal
Union
30
130
27
Jan
32% May
34
156
32%
Jan
41
26
Apr
26
22
21 k'
Feb
26
Jun
Tissue
23%
23%
35
23% Jun
29% Mar
78%
78%
79
52
59
Feb
28%
27%
98%
28%
25%
Apr
83% May
28% Mar
99%
12
96
Jun
10
*
—
841
102%
Jan
51%
50%
51 %
49
37%
Jan
51%
Jun
86%
85%
86%
107
84%
Jun
92 % Mar
4%
4%
400
4%
Jun
18%
18%
8
17%
Jan
20
Mar
12
Apr
15
May
—
12%
.
_
*
—*
;
13
Art
13
13
41%
10
—____
40%
41%
59
59
46
48%
*
__
50
'
166
45
53/4
36% Feb
47%
47
Feb
common
Jan
common
Rapid
S
94%
Jan
Printing
Metal
Products
1103/4
49%
954
49% May
50 %
a-
27%
220
15
Feb
28%
__
37
37
93
36
Jun
40
Jan
*
54
Armco
Avco
•
Radiator
73%
5
Telephone & Telegraph
100
21%
•
____lo
*—
Oil
175%
72%
73%
21%
g8
152
21% !
49
May
62% Jan
77%
Jan
Apr
21%
Jun
309
178%
Jun
186%
Feb
Feb
62 Va
Apr
56% J
17%
5%
i8%
335
15%
5%
—13
56%
5%
151
5%
Jun
56
47
Jan
23% Mar
20
7%
Mar
Feb
13 %
12%
13%
198
12%
Jun
15
25
*L
31%
Chesapeake & Ohio^
31%
20
313/8
Jun
25
62%
63%
Chrysler Corp
51
533/4
Jan
25
63%
65%
36% Mar
66%
Apr
Jan
Canadian
Pacific
_
—
Cities Service
City
10
_
Products
—
*
_
Columbia
Columbus
Gas
61
j.
So
Ohio
__
Electric
5
Dayton Power & Light Co
30%
7
Dow Chemical
__
5
72%
212%
Eastman
Kodak
CO—
10
Ford Motors
General
——
—
Grevhounri°Cnim
5
.
—
_
Dairy Products
*
*
3%
Jun
,
193/4
22
;
19%
220
.
43/4
915
28'/#
1,587
171
35
173/4
18%..
575
50'/4
387
9%
9%
1,840
5J/a
5%
125
10%
66
66%
14
55%
Jan
70
40
May
120
30%
Jan
40
Jun
15%
15%
199
15% May
30% May
16%
Jan
34 3A
45
Jan
483/4
Apr
Feb
30%
31%
HO
46%
46%
16
70%
72%
172
57%
Jan
72%
Jun
206% 213%
58
200%
Jun
236%
Apr
52
77%
Jan
95% May
52% May
55% May
54
115
5
--------I®
r
__
~
Standard Brands
JSS
5
WelinX7V~::::::::::":"
»r(Vw-r=::r:~—!3S
849
2%
325
32?
27%
83/8
3,981
33/4
Jan
8%
Jun
320
17%
Feb
18%
Apr
43/4
Apr
9%
Jan
18
10
see
page
(Un)
Jan
8
5V<
100
8
Jun
1,672
43/4
Apr
7%
853
7%
Jun
10%
American
Potash
&
American
Radiator
&
SS
(Un)—
American
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Number 5545
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40
.
Monday, June 25, 1956
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39 % Mar
Lead
York
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Power
Jan
32% May
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Illinois
Jan
66% May
Northern Pacific
30%
300
22%
63%
200
54 %
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27%
Apr
19%
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18 % May
37% Jun
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10%
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100
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Jan
140
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States
(Minnesota)
60 % May
55%
Jan
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41
41%
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42%
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29
400
27
Jun
32%
Apr
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Jan
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15%
15%
15%
3,900
15% May
16%
40 ¥2
41%
5,500
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28%
30%
4,900
25 % May
30%
47%
47%
48
500
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Jun
51% Mar
80%
88
500
72%
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37
200
11%
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General
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General
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General
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General
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May
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47.
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Apr
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52% Mar
94%
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245
Jun
9
Jun
11
May
7
May
19%
9
2%
New
Pure
Apr
Jan
6% May
Radio
35
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34
Jan
16
16
50
16
Mar
16
May
18%
18%
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4,300
40 %
41%
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,
37%
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Jan
Jan
Mar
16%
Jan
20% Mar
44
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.
Apr
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54
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19
19
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14%
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Jun
19% May
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100
900
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18
Mar
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74% Mar
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Jun
36 ¥2 Mar
99%
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79 %
Jan
49 %
50%
310
49%
Jun
105% May
50% Jun
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36% May
65% Feb
39% Mar
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5
147
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72%
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300
37%
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31
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Paper
St
Sangamo
Electric
Schenley
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Mar
50
Apr
49 % Mar
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35%
35%
150
38
Serrick
43
43%
250
38
45%
Mar
Apr
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Shell
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(Un)
class B
common
15%
3,100
12%
Jan
16% Mar
210
40 Va
Jan
50% May
Sinclair Oil Corp
100
41
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
68%
70 %
500
35% May
60% Jan
17%
17 3 4
100
17
Jan
38%
39 %
600
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29
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25
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30% Mar
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100
36
36
36
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15
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17% May
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Co
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9%
100
1.200
10
55
54%
55%
26
25%
26
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new
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common
9%
50
Feb
50 Vb Mar
19% Mar
49%
Apr
Feb
10
Jan
Feb
57% May
28% Mar
24 ¥2
May
10%
10%
10%
300
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13 %
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31%
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27%
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36%
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54% May
31%
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81
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29% May
30
May
100
11%
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68 ¥2
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May
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66 %
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29%
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59%
26 %
100
25%
Apr
29 %
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5
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Sperry Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc common
43
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Southern Pacific
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9%
7.50
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1,200
1
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44%
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South
43 %
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5
36%
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14% May
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41 ¥4
100
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65
100
15%
2.50
17% Mar
40% May
34% May
300
42%
10
Spring & Axle
Paper
33
15%
5
Co
Bros
Raisin
33
42%
(Un)
Rexall Drug (Un)
45% Jun
14% Feb
34%
10
Corp of America
100
1,100
34%
5
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
1,400
15%
Jun
47%
7.50
Corp
common
65%
37
45%
r
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Jan
May
36
2
Regis
Jan
Feb
42
500
10
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77
300
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Service
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45 3's
30
200
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Jan
99%
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5
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common
45%
-
104
98%
Jun
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Jun
Apr
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37%
5
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Jun
Feb
Jan
Apr
Jun
24%
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20%
3%
6%
10
Feb
63% Mar
14%
1,900
45%
52% May
17% Jun
1,200
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7%
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200
16% Jan
10 ¥4
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Philco Corp
(Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
9%
Feb
Feb
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235 %
76%
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Jun
12
(Charles)
Jun
2,800
400
May
Pfizer
200% Jun
Feb
6%
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class
Pennsylvania
Feb
43%
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6
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100
57%
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3
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Lakes Dredge 8c Dock
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300
52 %
5
Jan
Jan
34 % May
38
Jan
44
25%
Chemical
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45%
70
46% Apr
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-
35
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Feb
52%
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Jun
42% Mar
60%
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31'"-. -Mar
Jun
44
24%
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Pen
52% Jan
15 %
May
41
200
32%
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Jun
Feb
58%
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9
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100
47%
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350
6
55%
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140
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5
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72%
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Mont
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Jun
Apr
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25%
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(Un)
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Chemical
6 ¥2
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Rights
44% Mar
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1
Pacific Gas & Electric
52 % Mar
40%
11%
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29
Jun
42
May
7
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May
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Ohio
62%
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Ohio
66 %
May
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Apr
67%
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3
Jan
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73% May
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28
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Jun
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'
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Apr
48% May "
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Jun
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Jun
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-
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Jun
19
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85
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Jun
31%
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i
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;
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68
34%
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Feb
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32% May
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12
Mar
58
400
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18%
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17%
,
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Missouri Portland
20% Apr
May
38% Jan
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4
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Min
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South
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Apr
29
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Minnesota
Feb
166
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Apr
600
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25
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Jan
Jan
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20%
400
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Jan
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May
900
17%
5
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30%
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29%
146% 147%
22%
24
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Meyer Blanke Co
3% May
.
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Jan
2
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Jan
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3%
10
15%
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Jan
115
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30
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3%
5
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5
7% Mar
5%
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13
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Carrier Corp common
General
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Landls
62
Apr
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11% May
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Canadian Pacific
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87% Mar
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75
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17%
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Burroughs Corp (Un)
Ford
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2,100
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6
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Steel Corp (Un)
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Booth Fisheries Corp
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Laclede Gas
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Feb
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,
32
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&
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5%
76%
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61
3
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Kaiser
Kansas
32% May
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'
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50
1.400
44%
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37%
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26 % Mar
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72%
29 %
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Corp
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32%
24%
24%
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Cyanamid Co
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31%
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21%
21
21 %
600
19 ¥2
Jan
23
♦
50%
50%
51%
400
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Jun
58% Mar
25%
25%
25%
150
24% May
27%
25
23%
29 Vb
1
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Mar
Jan
23%
25
2
14
14%
350
13% May
16
Jan
5
67%
67%
100
51%
73
Apr
2,000
Jun
Feb
Apr.
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Vol^iJe 183
Number 5545
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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29
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Apr
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Feb
366
527
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May
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54
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Mar
84
50% Mar
200
Feb
6%
53%
24 y4
;
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Steel Corp
(Un)
Feb
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24%
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& Tel
Mar
Jun
88
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100
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32
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62
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14
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30% Mar
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10
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71% Apr
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51%
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7
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48%
.
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13 %
52%
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17%
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.
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200
2,500
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54%
.
100
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6%
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—
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American
49%
2
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American Airlines Inc
6%
——
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$4.25 .preferred
73% Mar
43% Mar
17%
—
Union Telegraph—_2—21/2
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Whirlpool Seeger • Corp_
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66
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1
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28
27%
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14
Sale Price
.
66
39%
Jan
Jun
31%
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2% Jan
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-
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•
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:
■
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—
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Jun
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-
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1
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:
10
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5
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Sales
Range
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100
35
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71% May
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33 y8 May
..
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Friday
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•
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.
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49% May
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10
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STOCKS :
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May
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38 Va Mar
45%
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Apr
49% Mar
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Jun
Feb
41
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42
.
..
(3046)
Monday, June 25, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
III Fruclwo JtMk Exck.
Low
10
5
(B P) Co (Un)
Rubber
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
(Un)
Chem
(Un)
&
Tire
Oil
Great
Lakes
Great
&
Northern
Greyhound
Gulf
Oil
2
a*2%
15 /»
(Un)
Engr
(Un)
Range since Jan.
Low
High
77
10
a78% a78%
70 /4 70 A
1 '*
1/4
2
2
200
22
rri4iy
88
Jan
39%
Jan
Feb
New common
975
12% May
30
34%
Pure
104
May
87%
Feb
30%
Jan
Jan
ft25
Preferred
Hercules
Powder
Co
(Un)
com
Holly Oil Co (com (Un)
Homestake Mining Co (Un)
Honolulu
Hunt
Oil
Foods
Corp
Inc
Idaho
Power
Nickel
Oil
33 %o
Co
1,924
12% May
13%
46%
Jones
47
com__33%e
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Kaiser
Power
St
—
2.15
Jun
2.80
Jun
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33%
Jun
38
Feb
Jun
Rneem
34
a74
a73%
/a
56%
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72
6
31%
Apr
38% Mar
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May
237
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6%
Apr
Jan
1.30
May
Oil
Cement
523
34
May
92% May
100
Roos
Feb
38%
Feb
997
30%
Feb
37%
Apr
1,450
8%
Feb
11%
Jun
120
48%
Jun
53%
Apr
135
42% May
48%
49%
624
35
49%
100
48%
Apr
47
14
21%
Feb
117%
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891
44 %
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Jun
1
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—
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—
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it
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Apr
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Calculators
Martin
Co
Matson
Navigation
63
65% May
72%
Feb
45%
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320
44%- Jun
53%
Jan
4.24%
10
19%
Jan
25
May
4.32%
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1.70
1.75
10
20
Apr
20%
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Jan
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(Un)
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Merck
Mfg
&
Co
(Un)
30%
Jan
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Petrolem
Merritt
Chapman &
Middle South
-
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4.48 %
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Southwestern
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46
Apr
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40
5
Jan
.
165
Feb
65
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25%
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Jan
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Company
England Electric
Y Central
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North
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•
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(Un)
Northrop
Oahu
Aircraft
Inc
8ugar Co. Ltd
(Un)
46%
Jun
Jun
Super
46%
243
44%
Jun
46%
Jun
70
45%
v
(Un)
250
21
176
47
11
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Jun
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160
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16%
Apr
17% Mar
38
no
36%
Jun
47
30%
1,859
Feb
28%
26% May
Texas
Jan
60
Texas Gulf
May
%
Coast
Aggregates
Jun
34%
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6%
5%
6%
5%
i
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1st
5% %
79%
Jan
Jun
41%
10
23% May
29 %
1st
Feb
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16%
17
460
14% Mar
2.25
450
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Jan
2.70
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4.80%
pfd
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Carbide
Electric
Pacific
New
common
22
49%
Jan
Union
34 %
Jan
46%
Sugar
Apr
United
Jan
60%
Apr
United
54% Mar
16%
15%
16%
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12%
Jan
17
49%
49%
49%
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48%
Jan
53% Mar
15/64
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Jun
34%
35%
1,445
33%
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30%
31%
362
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60
Apr
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27% May
28
115
27% May
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27
Apr
29%
Jan
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May
28%
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38
1st
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325
24%
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.
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32% Mar
Feb
50%
1,132
18%
Jan
23%
25
22%
Jan
23%
4c
Jan
10c
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31
Jun
Aur
Feb
Mar
19 % May
66
493
22% Mar
74
May
May
145
17% May
19% Mar
1,619
29% May
36%
Jan
7
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....
150
4%
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102
64
152
31%
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Jan
Jan
40
350
56%
Jan
450
59%
Jun
69% Apr
61% May
Apr
594
52% Mar
47% May
10
25
Jun
691
25% Mar
26 %
Jan
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40% May
43% Mar
31% May
35%
Jun
25
6%
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Jan
23
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Jun
58% Mar
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Jan
8% Mar
Mar
260
25 Va May
27%
Jan
1,608
23% May
29
Apr
250
13%
Jan
15% May
178
39%
Jan
43% May
59%
619
48%
Jan
62%
Apr
58%
1,196
50%
Jan
62%
Apr
50
48%
Jan
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15%
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212
15%
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16%
Feb
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156
75
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15
52%
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Feb
51
57% May
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25%
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855
7%
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Jan
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286
27
19
Jan
27
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130
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65
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280
63%
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15
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77
33%
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38%
Apr
45 Va
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1,608
21%
21%
217
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73
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27
27%. Apr
24%
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11
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118
9%
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382
22%
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22%
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85
103%
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33% Mar
29%
39%
-
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22% May
560
23% 23%
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Mar
12%
Apr
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[18%, 19%
Apr
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Jan
5,622
187% May
35% May
May
35% May
17%
21% Mar
Jan
-
66%
162
39%
39 Va
160
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193
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352
May
32% Mar
154
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800
—
—
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126%
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66%.
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1
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41
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Jun
United Gas Corp <Un)_
United Park City Mines
Jan
U
8
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33%
Feb
U
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Steel
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27
Universal
Victor
Feb
Warner
Bros
Jan
Washington
40
Jan
Westates
Pictures
Water
Jun
103%
Jan
95c
Apr
West
12%
Jan
18'/a
Jun
Western
Dept
133% Jan
140%
Jun
Western
Union
Jan
21
30% May
23
20% Jan
1.10
110
(Un)
com
63% May
36% Feb
71% May
43% Mar
;
Stores-^
Telegraph
Jan
7
22 % May
75% Mar
36
Yellow
Mar
Cab
Co
Apr
58%
Feb
Apr
14'/a
Jan
16% May
112
19
37%
110
36 %
Jan
1.15
11%
2,210
1.05
Feb
877
10%
Feb
13%
47
47
50
47
Jun
58% Mar
—
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84
Apr
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52% May
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Feb
Jan
930
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12%
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Mar
63
23%
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60
62
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1.10
11
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Wheeling Steel Corp (Un> i
Woolworth (F W) (Un)__.
,
-
37%
5
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W&stlnghouse
3% Mar
Jan
Jan
23%
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10
16
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29
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46
47
Jun
May
Volume
Number 5545
183
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(3047)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
RANGE FOR
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Last
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Par
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•
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140
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41
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&
Ontario
Mount
Royal
Dairies
Newfoundland
Northern
Paul
Power
P
R
Lt &
Corp
M
Co
Pr
Ltd
of
Can
Quebec
Stowell
Co
1st
6%
pfd
common
Canada
Power
Ltd
Co
6%
61
Apr
3
13
Feb
17
Mar
212
16
Jan
19% Mar
Bros
Ltd
red
Finance
red
2,960
35%
945
35
a36.
12
46%
150
9%
9%
500
43
33
Corp
class
Co
Ltd
(L
15
19
19%
1,535
al2
6
38
140
14%
5
1.75
Feb
21%
Feb
14
Feb
135
44
13%
65
cl
A—*
8
B——.— •
21%
5
5
5%
2,820
10%
10%
10%
765
al9
al9
100
•
47
47
600
Feb
May
145
Jan
14%
Jun
15
Apr
20
Jun
26
150
44
Jan
Jun
40
64
Ltd
Apr
Apr
6
12
100
13%
Ltd
Manufacturing Co
Jan
18% May
260
.
10%
40%
42
49
Apr
52 %
1.75
65
•
Apr
Apr
Jun
1.75
41%
100
Apr
38
49
May
38%
20
13%
*
48
Jun
Jan
5% May
20
*
42
Mar
Mar
50
•
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9%
Feb
2.70
35%
—10
Ltd
33%
35
40
Apr
Jan
*
Pipe
1.75
Jan
al2
a
Jan
Mar
37%
5
140
12
18
100
29%
275
al4%
Jan
Mar
40
300
5%;
39%
140
85
11
15% Jan
120
33
5,%
a47 % a47%,
40
Oil
Amusement
Products
2.70
2.00
Line-
Corp Fund
Corporations
Woods
16
38%
6
pfd
Corp class A—,
Gas of Canada Ltd
Westeel
140
100
al7
42%
5%
•
preferred
Pen
92
12
15%
a36
*
Mountain
Waterman
92
a
45%
50
pfd—100
A
class
11
Apr
;42% May
59
*
Corp
Ltd
Screw
Traders
9%
*
S'-pertest Petroleum Ltd
Tooke
35
1
Telephone
Southern
2.70
10
Inc
Sangamo
15%
Ltd com—*
Ltd
-
al2
12
a
*
Ltd
Quebec Power Co
Service Stores
92
10
2.50
—_*
•
Paper Co
Montreal Refrig & Storage Ltd
Moore Corp Ltd common
8% Feb
59
10
Ltd
Jun
140
Jan
al2
al5%
•
pfd
Mexican Light & Pow Co Ltd com_13.50
1.90
al5 al5%
1
1
50
140
—50
A
class
Inc
—
686
10%
*
com
i
(Alfred)
class B
Partic
Ltd
Foundation
Investment
Walnwright Producers & Refiners Ltd_l
230 Notre Dame St.
West, Montreal
310
11%
Rand Co Ltd
Zellerbach
Crown
39,600
45
11
11%
90C
45
*
Neon
Class
LOW
85c
■-
6
Canadian Marconi Co
i
45
7
& Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Ingersol
Claude
.0
Range Since Jen. 1
High
~6
Investments Ltd
Gen
Shares
*
preferred
&
for Week
*
common
common
Brown Company
Canada
88c
•
Sales
Range
of Prices
20
Belding-Corticelli
5%
Exchange
Low
?
5
Development Co
Anglo-Nfld
Belgium
United
»
Feb
Fonda
Week's
Last
Timber
&
United
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
STOCK
May
42%
5
—-100
pfd
Union
HART
STOCK
Apr
Jun
90
26
100
Anglo-Canadian Pulp ds Paper
57c
MONTREAL
Apr
92
42"A
pfd
Trans
MEMBERS:
47
18
102
•
140
—
Par
Trans-Canada
SAVARD
110
•
12% Mar
95
T*>trmrovlnclal Pine Lines
Milling 7%
Candy Shops
6% May
50
Feb
a23
Jamaica
Woods
Jun
60
10%
__
16% May
75% Jun
220
52%
52%
a42% a42%
__
*
48
Bale Price
53 % May
91
'« 131%
(John)
10%
Jan
a23
•
com
370
83
.
48
STOCKS
6%
May
10%
5
Ltd
15%
36%
a23
7.50
•
25
54
48% May
94%
•
International Utilities Corp common .5
48%
15
*
com
Paper common
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Power
Ltd
7,270
6%
100
Secord
11%
97
International
of the
9,230
6%
25
Ser
75
52%
50%
Tarred
"Preferred
Public
55%
49%
•
52
common
Jan
consolidated
*Feb
98
Powders
68%
83
Consolidated Div Standard Sec cl A—*
10
6%
Canada
2,341
Jan
10%
*
Bronze
01
84%*
Mar
11
33
£1
preferred
Nickel
Jun
48
841
100
preferred
100 %
66%
440
5
preferred
1,050
Friday
Jan
1,040
-
Corp common..*
preferred
1,043
102
4.70 Mar
15% May
Feb
a23
Canadian Dredge
13%
•
preferred
81%
Canadian
Canadian
12%
10
com
1,250
80
101
Canadian Slock
Jan
11%
•
*
Canada
17%
81%
50
Mar
12%
13%
•
of
17%
•
4.00 May
12%
14
Western
105
50
Canada
11,360
a23
Canadian
85
525
com..
common
19,655
15
65% Mar
•
Silk
61
.
56% May
*
Power
28%
a95
1,557
—0
Canadian
al07
51%
59 %
Gas
Canadian
58%
50
Apr
58 %
Feb
common
Mar
26%
a49 a50%
Apr
21
59 %
19
4.60
.
Central
>Apr
al07
a95
21%
16%
*
B
28
37
27
50
17% Mar
100
2.60
7%
58
60%
26%
Jan
13% Mar
22
al07
1
625
300
19%
13
com
Jun
12% Jan
3,095
alO
21 % May
19%
19 %
4.35
:
Preferred
Jun
a50 %
Mining
Tobacco
International
Lake
Jan
al38
2
'
Labatt
32
7%
50
A
Industrial Acceptance
Laura
2,185
a2l%
;
Jun
19
14%
—
Limited
44% Mar
73/4
24%
30% Mar
*
22% Mar
12%
Oil
Imperial Bank of
Imperial Oil Ltd
6%
Feb
Jan
705
38%
Jun
19
■
—
•
class
Apr
40
17%
15%
•
27
14% Feb
11% Feb
560
Apr
Jun
19%
,
19 %
Apr
38%
•
new
19
75
300
.
62 %
52% "May
Jun
15%
100
pfd inc
Paper Co Ltd
27%
•
Mar
a21%
Class B
In 1
4.00
24
*
preferred
TnruDd
300
23 %
common
Jan
13%
27
-——50
39% Mar
5
Wares
Lime
Feb
37%
•
Goodyear Tire 4%
Lakes
3.50
33% May
19% Jun
15%
3
Motors
General
Feb
38%
100
General
100
96%
13%
12% May
975
Jan
10%
5,058
.
•
common
Class
Apr
34%
30%
•
Dynamics
Jun
96%
__
•
(Geo)
11%
Jan
1
preferred
Weston
56
Mar
27%
*
Canada
96%
-
12%
13%
*
Zellers
1,500
1
common
May
10% Mar
5
Fraser
61 %
71
-
—
Corp
Cotton
Winnipeg
17%
.20
Corp
Feb
Jan
•
Mar
May
13% Feb
50
Leaseholds
Mar.
Jun
*
Motors
$4.25
33
Apr
28%
26
2,221
Walker Gooderham & Worts
17% Mar
8%
30 %
Jan
68
Western
17
17%
•
com
...
$4.50
May
May
55
•
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
Electrolux Corp
Enamel & Heating Prod
6%
Jan
100
•
Power
Wabasso
•
46
10
al7% al7%
100
Kootenay
lxct'tuiaj
38
9
•
com
Coal
Pont of Canada
$2.00
Mar
9
al7%
^_35
•
Hudson
Apr
13
20
•
Borne
17%
2,470
:
__25
;
pfd—
preferred
Howard
all
22
66%
Bank
Tobacco
Steel
15% May
100
725
*
Jun
3,251
Donohue Bros Ltd
Gypsum,
52
May
4.00
Dow Brewery Ltd
5%
'•'nlted
20%
.
.'5%
Tuckett
35%
Dominion Stores Ltd
•
Dominion Tar & Chemical common.—*
Red pfd
23%
Dc
4Djon Textile common
General
Triad
16
24
Jan
67
Oils
36% Mar
31% May
67
Apr
53
■Rights
29% May
9% Jan
575
,
-
91%
1,510
Canada
Toronto-Dominion
45% May
8% Jan
Jan
30
Feb
"1,061
Power
Jan
23% May
35
.
77
3.10
of
Co
30%
4,970
65
55
•
24
5.00 Mar
'
88%
61%
10
Canada
Rights
Steinbergs Ltd 5%%
24% May
6
Apr
88%
-
60
common
Steel
Jun
-
Breweries
Feb
Jun
16
27%
12%
100
Feb
20
20%
common
Steel
Gatlneau
9
34%
347/8
•
Dominion
Famous
11% Mar
May
665
May
'
53%
*
pfd
28%
all
Bridge
Coal
Ford
Jan
4.00
2
Dominion
'"Hi
Jan
.105
23
27%
common
of
Simpsons Ltd
Southern Canada
Jan
..
690
"
•
12%
*
preferred
Sicks'
*
Dominion
East
.
7%
Feb
*
B
Distillers
7%
16 i
27%
24
*
common
4%%
B
Williams
21% Mar
3.60
-
Mar.
51%
27
—
Bhawinigan Water & Power common—*
-Series A 4% preferred
50
37
20
May
64
Jun
102
Jun
19
50
Jan
37%
*'
James
Ltd
May
30%
10%. f
-
33 %
May
800
16%
16%.al5%-.al6
*
*
Jun
Apr-
Jun
9
Jan
51%
220
:4.50
Series
8
44
2,260
39
61%
;
Oil Co
Sherwin
1,479
32
*
57%
33%
Apr
-
51
59%
-
__
Cement
Mar
16
49%
57
37%'
A
—
Corp
32
.3,145
33
32
,
Leather
Class
-
.
49
37%
__
59%
•"
Lawrence
42
.5
Apr
Preferred
Jun
-
Apr
100
Lawrence
Bt
1
4,725
6%
*"
Cork
Davis
•.
37%
10%
B
Crown
29%
6
32%
Jan
100
28%
34 %
•
Consumers Glass
Corbys class
-
28%
•
Smelting
St
Jan
36
Feb
1,376
1,103-
3.60
31%
•
&
■
.
i
31
•
Coghiin (B J)__.
Oombined Enterprises
23% May
Jan
-
12%
34
Rights
Royalite
Feb
105
Jun
Jan
*
Royal Bank of Canada
Apr
Feb
11%
28
53%
_
class
3.50 Mar
75
*
Company,
B
May
104
Jan
31
104 %
Jun
1,180
Ltd common—
Co
Paper
Class
30
2,225
-
,
31
•
Feb
Apr
23
.
3.60
Farm
Rolland
33
28
"
Robertson
Jan
27
100
100
al00al00%
'
59 % May
29 «-Jun
L370-
Jan
2.50
31
Power
Mar
39%
18
May
•
preferred
Transport
50
a31 a31%
.
4%
Jun
104
Jun
15
al2
*
Provincial
225
16%
33
Jan
820
42
•
Jan
May
44%
-3,924
-
-
30%
40 %
Canadian Pacific Railway
_2o.
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred—10
Canadian Vickers
:
*
.
20
50
a31
Cellulose—'
6%
Industries
Oil
,a99
41%
Price Bros &
31
Jun
30%
•
common
Canadian
23%
49
25
Mar
36
Jun
16%
Jun
11% Mar
30
16%
58
al2
common
105
May
57
Jan
570
*
40
Jun
102
30
•
&
33
80
25
50
*>
-
950
Jan
27
16%
—
•'
14%
May
101 %
436
27%
Jun
„
River Company
60
23% May
23%
Feb
Jan
"41%
30%
Corp of Canada
May
80
140
9%
al2
Page-Hersey Tubes
Power
Jun
24
a23a23%
•' !
•
Products
Powell
28% May
28% May
40
„
Steel
Jun
52
a2.75
23%
•
common
Apr
May
90
Mar
48
7% May
30%
Feb
-
al4
40% May
7,115'
•
Weaving
19%
56
100
a99
Wire
Ogllvte Flour Mills
42
,
2,106
280
5
Placer Development
Jan
58
a2.60
100
Noranda Mines Ltd
Penmans
8% May
1,540
23%
pfd
Chemical com
Apr
33%
4,151
57
*
Niagara
Quebec
23%
10
National Drug &
Apr
51 %
a23
•
Morgan & Co 4%%
High
-.7%
23 %
•
Montreal Locomotive
Low
7%
al3%
•
A
Jan
46
175
57
class
Range Since Jan. 1
High
42%
-
*
B
Shares
42
•
Breweries
Class
50
179
102 103%
A
55
Jun
15% May
34
class
50% Apr
36%
*
—
National Steel Car Corp
45% Feb
105%
Oil
46%
430
103
33
33
*•
Apr
>
2,350
.
29%.
25
Ceianese
25
30%
,29
100
common
$1.75 series
Canadian Chemical
1C55
103
Mar
common
1
B
llolson
1.15 May
8
Mav
Feb
Jan
(Robt)
Class
Jun
Apr
Feb *
51% Mar
-
ADr
-
1,040
.
60
29%
100
120
16
;
59
26
Canners.Ltd
Canadian
60
*
:
Bronze
335
..
35%
10
com
$1.25 preferred
«»tiaolan
34
35 %
•;
common
Canadian
6%
28
.
9
100
Ltd 4.40% pfd
Steamship common.
Canadian
9
15%
102
Canadian
46
'35
46%
1
Canadian Breweries
65
Jun
Mitchell
Ontario
.
42
46
:
_20
Canadian Bank of Commerce
.
41
46
,
♦
Canada Safeway
Canada
41%
*
Malting common
preferred
4 %%
15%
•
23
common
Preferred
Canada
Jun
37
.50
46%
.
41-30 preferred
Canada Iron Foundries
62
7,920
-
101
,
46%
*
Preferred
90
Jun
50%
common
Canada Cement
3.70
42%
Jun
50%
A
Products
Power
100%
Apr
68 % Apr
Jun
1.02
50
class
3.00
56
39% May
45%
50
preferred
Ltd
Jun
Co—
4%%
Mills
Jan
8,565
43
58
McColl Frontenac
220
30%
*
May
13,292
42 %
7%
33
202,370
30%
43
•
Jan
7
;■
42
MasseyrHarrls-Ferguson
1.10
1.03
6%
*
May
for Week
Low
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
28
54
526
...
Par
Mar
Feb
47%
22,530
,
45%, 46%
1.04
•
45
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
May
Week's
of Prices
Last
1
25
1,410
39
23
22
17%
519
64
39
*
42
63
British American
Calgary
125
41%
—•
38
500
a33
64
Brazilian Traction Light Ac Power
British American Bank Note Co
Rruck
26%
•
Telephone
Rights
1,556
26
•
Bell
-4 % %
41
a32
10
Class B
■
40
.
JUNE
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
Pigh
•
Atlas
Ltd
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
Asbestos Corp
Steels
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
1.25 Mar
May
Feb
1.75
Jun
44 %
Jan
43%
Jun
745
IT'
Apr
15
Jan
340
44%
Jan
68
May
49
100
46%
Apr
55
Apr
8
560
21%
100
-
7% Jan
48%
8
Feb
Jan
Feb
23%
Jan
2%
Feb
6%
Apr
10%
Jun
17%
Jan
20
Jan
21
Jan
47
Mar
47% Mar
27 %c Mar
20
Telephone PL-9501
Mining
Local Branch:
1203
Branch
62 William
Phillips Square
Altex
Office:
Anacon
St., New York City, HAnover 2-0575
QUEBEC-TROlS-RlVlERES-SHERBROOKE-CHrCOUTlMl-ST.
and
Oils
Ameranium
Oil
Ltd__
Lead
page
47.
-MM
JOHN'S,
P. Q.
Arcadia
Ltd
Mining Corp
Nickel Corp—
Mines
16 %c
20c
25c
27c
1.000
22c
Feb
15c:16 %c
31,100
13c
Jan
_— — —
—————
1
Ltd
Iron
^1
3.00
2.85
3.00
10,300
45c
40c
48c
13,000
2.15
2.05
2.15
6,200
18 %c
Anthonian
Arno
see
•
Ltd
Mines
Atlas Sulphur &
For footnotes
Stocka—
_
Mines
16 %c
20c
149,880
14c
14c
4,000
—
2.70 May
22c
3.70
Apr
Apr
May
71c
Mar
Jan
2.15
Jun
4%c Jan
21c
Apr
Jun
24c
Jan
40c
1.51
12c
43
/
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(3048)
Monday, June 25, 1956
*
..
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
STOCKS
,
Friday
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Sale trice
.
Metal
Ltd_—
Mines
Low
Gold
Mines
Ltd—,
—
Low
8%c
5,775
90c
Jun
Apr
Sisco
Jan
9
40,100
15
Belcher
Corp Ltd—;
Mining Corp
2.55
71c
30c
1
1
Mining
Beiiecnasse
Belle Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
1
Bibis Yukon Mines Ltd
i—————1
68c
72c
29c
31c
—
11c
11c
50c
BonnyvlUe Oil & Refining Corp
1
Bouscadillac Gold Mines Ltd———1
85c
Mar
20c
9,800
22,600
48c
Apr
Mar
"
'
47c
56c
1,000 *
32c
11,430
1
5.70
5.25
5.70
1,300
Cons
Sullivan
Tache
Mines
—•
Ltd
Apr
't'azin
Mar
Teck-HUghes Gold Mines Ltd—
22c
Jun
42c
Feb
25c
2.95
5,900
1.15
1.30
1,800
1.30 Jun
Mines
•
1 '
2.71
Jan
Trebor
3.80 Aor
,
Mines
Ltd
59c
139,400
21c
500
25c
jun
17c
12,000
12c
Jan
2.05
225
2.05
Jun.
1
52c
50c
55c
60c
52c
63c
Jan
45c
..
Mar
26c
..
May.
2.28 Mar
.
85c
Feb
Jan
10c
Jun
81,500
19c
1
Brilund
Mines
Brunswick
Ltd™
Min
—1
2.05
Apr
*
& Smelt
11%
1
11%
2.30
Corp Ltd_—1
Burnt Hill Tungsten Mines Ltd,-
2.30
1,200
700
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11
14
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United
Asbestos
2.75
Feb
United
Montauban
1.60
May
2.25 May
Jun
Valor
Caiata
Petroleums
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Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Callinan Flin
Calumet
Mines
Mines
Uranium
1.50
27
27%
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19%
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28% Mar
Virginia
25c
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1.42
—
25c
1,000
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Jan
25c
Jan
Weedon
Pyrite
13c
9,500
2,925
10c
Jun
25c
Jan
Wendell
Mineral
19%
18%
Jan
65c
6,000
42c
Feb
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1
13c
10c
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
19%
19%
Canadian Admiral
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63c
62c
2
7.55
7.10
7.70
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2.60
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68c
63c
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1.00
1
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79c
74c
80c
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46c
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1.15
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2.45
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3.35
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59c
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1.02
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3,000
44c
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70c
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3.00
Feb
Asbestos
1
1.10
1.01
1.10
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6.35
6.35
6.35
500
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161,200
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700
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26c
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6,500
22c
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17,500
13c
25c
28c
11,000
25c
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42c
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10c
14c
10c
Jun
27c
30c
May
65c
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12c
Mar
21c
Jan
Anchor
36c
34c
38c
12 %c
13c
3,700
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17%
Continental Oil Co
18%
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70c
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25c
22c
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78c
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1
19c
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30
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20c
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20
1
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20
300
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16c
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43c
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18
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24%
19c
5,100
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24c
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Norvalie
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4,000
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62c
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59 %c
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34c
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4.90
267
49c
49c
54c
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1.20
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70c
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1.55
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4,200
1.48 May
7,100
2.40
12c
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2.67
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1.60
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Jun
69c.
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37c
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85c
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21c
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55c
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75c
1.77
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53c
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—
.
500
29c
Iso
Jardun
53c
78c
Indian Lake
Israel
53c
41c
*
•
Oils
a,
.1,900
<
High^
.
8.4%. Feb
..225
80c
27c
•iolliiiger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd
Uranium
9%
.
v
Jun
45c
.
1,500
......460
7%
1
—
Hillcrest, Collieries Ltd
19c
Range Since Jan. 1
10
7,225
75e
l
Ltd-..
Apr
..Low
320
„
7%
„_i
Minerals Ltd
68c
Feb
Jan
Ltd.
Mines
Apr
27c
12 %c
Gold
Feb
l0'/2c
*
Heath
Jan
4.75
6,367
3.747,
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670.
,
•
—^
Uranium
1
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd_l
Gunnar Mines Ltd-.
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Harrison
49c
10
18c-
—
'
Apr
; 50c
39%
24%
10%
17c 17V2C
>
77c
-—*
Aluminium Ltd common
1
*
Aluminum Co 4% pfd—25
4%%
~50
preferred
Amalgamated Larder Mines———:—1
Amanda Mines
1
American Leduc Petroleums Ltd
—*
American Neplieline
—50c
Mar
28c
-
3.80 May
41 %c
7. I.
.
21% 22%
100V2 100%
7%
Algoma Steel
Apr
50c
38
Jun
13,500
19,500
Mines
55c
Feb
/iiffh
1
common
Warrants
Jun
67c
Mar
29%
Distillers
—1
-
Grandines
30c
Apr
Shares
A'.-9%.
—1
—
debentures
5%
Jan
7,60 Jan
28 %c Feb
33c
34c
37
1
*
1
Fano
Frobisher Ltd
67c
49c
1
Metal Mines Ltdu*._
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—-
1.50
Jan
5.50
Apr
29 %c Jun
65c
1
Oil & Minerals Inc
Empire
Fab
Ltd
96c
Gold
Explorations Ltd—
Algom
6.75 Mar
—
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.
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•
Yellowknlfe
Akaitcho
Apr
,80c
Eastern
—10
Voting trust ctfs
Alberta Pacific Cons
9,500
1,800
5.75 May
—'
Alberta
1.13'
-
Shoe common
.
*
*
Jun-
3.65
1,60 Jan
6.00
Eastern
El Pen-Rev Oil & Mines
.
1.02
5.95
——
Mines Ltd—.
;
3.50
.
1
AJax Petroleums
Feb
26c
5.95
1
Ouvait Copper Co Ltd
East Sullivan
——•
—
Mines
Agnew Surpass
Preferred
Alba
Del
Mar
for Week
48c
24%
:
L-~—-100
Acme Gas & Oil.—
13 %c May
Feb
Apr
94c
45c
Sales
Range
or Prices
38%.
24%
39
—*
:
Apr
6.65
3.30 Jan
•
—
10
22%
—
3.30
,1
—
25
com_^„_——♦
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A
1
r
preferred
1.10
3.90 Jun
14%c
Jan
Exchange
low
common;——*
Paper
<S4
Atlantic
Apr
*
5c
4%%
Acadia
May
11%
Jan
Last
Par
■■
Ltd
Mines
Power
35c
~
—
1,05 Mar48c
8.90 May
1.48 May
5,075
12c
,
May
17c
300
3.90
•
May
36c
37,500
76c-
5
44c
3,850
19,700
*
1.98
14,100
8,700
6,600
'
71c
———l
v''/
77'
Apr
8.50 Mar
Consolidated Halliweli; Ltd—
Mining;Co* Ltd—
4.50 May
22c
Jan
"*
;
'
Sale Price
1.10
44c
,
^
•
STOCKS
Jan
3.85 Jun
,10%
Cournor
Feb
13c
Jan
10c
Jan
Apr
Funds
Week's
Friday
500
10%
.
14 %c
Canadian
Jan
800
—1
Oortez Explorations' Ltd—•———1
Jan
*
38c
1.15
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
Consol
Quebec "Yellowknlfe Mines
1
Cons Sudbury Basin Mines Ltd—-*
Copper CJiff Consol Mining Corp—1.
Jan
4.95
17c
Ltd
Mines
Apr
1.15
—
Cadillac
Feb
2.25
4.50
1
Central
5c
80c
Jan
1.45
8%c Jun
200
20c*
16c
20c
1.15
—
44c
1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Cleveland' Copper Corp—;
Consolidated
>
4.25
*
:
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
%c
20c
Jan
1c
500
Jun
Jun
1.15
Apr
3.10 Mar
59c
30i.rdio
46c
/
Jan
14%c -Feb
9,300
39 %c
46%
Feb
44c
16,000
Ltd_^
Mar
43c
-Jun
1.98
Jan
Jun
1.85
Jun
66c
8%c
29c
-35%
100
..
—_———1
Ltd——
1
Ltd
Ltd
.
"
Canuba Manganese Mines Ltd-
29c
"JV
t
40c
Jun
2-.c
'
Jan
3.45
2.77 Feb
39
2.48
Products
Co
12,000
39
2.59
—1
Corp„
& Cooper
Oil
Westburne
Westville
14%
Jun
90c
300
Mining
3JC
25c
,
*
8.10 Jan
6.50 Feb
2,o00
25c
—:—*
Ltd
.8 90
Jun
2.90 Jan
25,050
Ventures
,28% Mar
.70c May
5.75 Mar
1,500
1.00,
3.45
Jan
1,200
25c
6.90
1
Ltd—
Mines
Mines Ltd
Lithium
1.50
25c
7.10
6.90
1
Ltd—
Corp
May.".
10C
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12%c Jan
8,100
1
—
Feb
6.6UMay
Feb
25c
1
Ltd——
Fields
Gold
-juiemo.111
;
5.05
21% May
-
50c
17c
68c
Jan
Apr
45c
May
-
25c
25c
16 %c
30c
15
May
6ic
20%c Jun
■
15 %c
50c
1
Ltd
16c
2.05
Ltd—————1
Mines
Lake
Tarbell Mines
"
Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd—
7.75
500
19%
Jun
25c
15,500
32c
Jun
1.30
30c
25c
11c
2.71
Mar
18%
Gold Mines Ltd
Gold
47c
19,455
3,000
9c
19
oteep
2.55 May
5,500
25c
Jan
2.25 May
45c
Jan
May
He 11 %c
:—1
18c
400
1.14
Rock Iron Mines Ltd—
Apr
2.55
Apr
Feb
1
10c
2.55
10%
59c
_1
South
Standard
8,600
Feb
1,500
:—-1
Jun
Apr
12c
500
89c
Ltd—
90c
15c
High
8.75
89c
Ltd—
Jun
Feb
11c
High
8.75
Mines
Duflault
70c
6%c
11c
Mines Ltd—1
Lake Gold
Beatrice Bed
Low
1
—
Mines
ooina-Duvernay
May
Ltd-—
Low
11c
5,000
"
Mines
Gold
Range Since Jan. 1
&aa*e»
1
Mines Ltd—*
Sherritt-Gordon
44c
Prices
ot
■I'
for Week
Range
Par
-
,
21 %c
19%c Jan
Last
dale Price
High
Jun
15c
500
14%
8c
90c
1
-
;
Sales
Week's
Friday
14,500
21c
13%
73c
14'/a.
—.
Band-Ore
22
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
21c
—
JUNE
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
15c 21 %c
20c
*
„
Aumaque Gold Mines Ltd
—_—1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd A—1
Baker Talc Ltd
1
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par :
Aull
FOB
Sales
Week's
Apr
:AprApr
Apr
Jan
1.25 : Adt
39c
Apr
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Gairdner &
Company Limited
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CANADIAN
SECURITIES
Toronto Stock Exchange
Wire system to
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•
Volume 183
Number 5545
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(3049)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR "WEEK ENDEBT TUNE '23
Frtdsy
STOCKS.
Par
Bell
Quebec
Mines
Telephone
Bibis
High
2.00
Jun
17,070
43%
Jun
51% Mar
46 %
1.05
1.10
270,882
1.02
Jun
Lid.
1
39c
39c
45<?
15,728
39c
1
I0%c
10%c
12c
23,000
1
2.60
2.55
2.70
3,086
2.30 Mar
1.15
1.25
500
85c
90c
2,800
85c
62c
78c
10,600
5,500
62c
Uranium
Mines
Jun
60c
17c
.
Bidcop
;
Mines
Black
Bay
Bonville
__
Ltd___
1
Uranium
Gold
.
__
•
Mines
70c
1
11c 11 %c
1.00
Cochenour
Jun
Willaris
Cochrane
1.19 Jun
9%c Jan
Warrants
cocKshutt
Feb
Cody Reco
Apr
Lake
com
GOld
Coldstream
2.90 Feb
Colomac
May
1.45
Apr
Combined
Jun
1.65
Jan
Commonwealth
lie
Mar
17c
Feb
24c
28c
125,100
10c
Jan
28c
May
22c
22c
25c
10,800
2lc
Jun
43c
Feb
Como
3.85
Apr
Consolidated
Boymar
Gold
1
Mines.
Bralorne Mines
:
2.75
1
2,520
Feb
6.00
Jan
Consolidated
Bellekeno
700
98c
Jan
1.45
_I
Apr
Consolidated
Beta
10
10
600
10
Jun
12%
6%
6%
7
90
90
_100
Ltd
Oil
5%
preferred
4%%
.—1
Reef
Brunhurst
class
class
75
16
3,400
42
4,600
36%
Jan
42
46%
315
45%
Jun
1.60
10,674
1,975
14j/2
Apr
Consolidated
Pershcourt
8c
Feb
15V2c
Jun
Consolidated
Press
14c
Jan
30c
Feb
Consolidated
Red
Jan
14%c
Apr
9V2C
l6%c
16c 16%c
8c
260
19,500
5,510
42c
33%
14c
Mar
28c
J
jr.
.
Astoria
740
11
Jan
14 %
300
8
9
Mar
1.12
Feb
1.40
23,870
1.50:;
54c
'
Jan
19%
__
5,525
55 ya May
60
102% May
105
103V4
104
35
23c
23c
26c
120,500
19c
May
32c
38c
40c
57,200
15c
Jan
50c
Apr
5.30
5.75
950
20%
19%
19
5.90
5.85
30
31
29
28%
29
33%
Jun
5.60
Jun
946
28%
145
-
of
34
490
101% 103%
"130
160
__
160
95
32%
2.00
Apr
3.40
3.40
3.30
3.45
2,805
1.90
2.20
3,200
37%
37%
150
33%
34%
86%
86
86%
99%
99%,
2.83
3.40
3,880
30
30
62
36c
45c
__
—
3.35
_*
__
42c
1.80 May
92c
195
86
104
Jun
1.57 Mar
43,930
25c
Jan
40c
Feb
70c
65c
13.499
7.60
31,078
6
6
30
5.65
6
Feb
9.00
91
9,125
72c
12.500
7 85
42,430
22%
22
23
1,315
6.50
6.50
6.75
1,668
*
3.25
3.25
3.25
556
57
60
185
__
Distillers
23
23
*
;
190
2.15
3,450
*■
10
Jun
Dome
Anr
Dome Mines
10"%'""
10
1,376
Feb
11% Mar
Apr
95
94c
7.85
Canadian
5%
Gold—_______
Dona Ida
Oils Cos- common.—;
preferred
4.25
65
27
100
1953
warrants
1955
warrants
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Railway
Petrofina
Ltd
Mar
7%
Feb
5
Apr
11
Feb
12%
48c
39c
Jun
65c
Feb
24
11% May
6
Prospect
Corp
Tire
Canadian
Utilities pfd____L
Can
Gas 4%
Erin
...
Gas "Reserves.:
Cariboo Gold Quartz.;
Asbestos Corp
^
Preferred
Central
Explorers
Leduc
Oils
^
Cheskirk
148,475
1,115
*
63c
1,000
8.60
3,670
28
28
200
100'% 100%
20
,
Jan
60c
* 4.05
1.58
2.80
Jun
1.35
1.30
__
14%c
14c
15c""
18c
16C
22c
1.85
" 1^75
3.50
3.25
•
:
103
May
Jun
6.00
Jan
Jan
1.93"
14c
1.60
Jun
9c
Feb
"11,900
3,50
1.66
_*
■
4.50
Apr
26c
Mar
Feb
2.50
3.60
8.00
lie
10%c
11c
64c
63c
70c
7%c Jan
28,500
48c
6.35
15c
1.29
May
1,15
1.10
1^15
4,300
1.07
Jan
4.95
*
2,925
3.75 Jun
115
L20
*
5,950
1,000
1.15
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20%
20
20%
Mar
37
38%
4,955
2,100
23
38%
32
Jan
38%
com—.—•
15%
15 VB
15%
4,935
12%
Jan
17% May
20
20
211/4
75
20
Jun
24
8
,
52c
62c
14%
141/2
—♦
1.40
1.30
1.50
35
35
35
150
1.01
1.18
7
50
7
7%
61c
1
1.04
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29c
32c
1.06
1.14
Jan
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Jan
78c
Jan
18c
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1
9
70c
31
66,700
29,775
1.06
—
Jun
Jan
13% May
1.20 Jun,
10,700
,
1,
,
...
70^
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-
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3125
a.00-
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65c
62Va
.
71c
-
100
12,8 :0.
Jun
1.85
65c.
4.25
Jan
59
85%
Jun
„
Jun
Jun
Jan
42c
2,526
152,700
•14:%
May
17% Jan
Jan
1.05 May
Feb
13
1.40 Jun
36
Jun
3.05 Feb
46c
Apr
1.60 Mar
10c
6.00
Ltd—
1.82
.
:
79c
1,000
44,990
62c
6.25
6.60
76,075
.5.60 Mar,
5%
5%
6
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37
1.50 ^eb
1.08
,
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8
Feb
35
May
38% May
55
Apr
Jun
68% Jan
49 %c
Jun
79c
345
—'
2,000
•
Apr
1.80 Mar
1.12
1.35
"98,000
70c
Jan
67c
48C
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1,094,440
9c
Jan
68c
Jun
20c
May
3lc
Feb
12 %C
*
—
—
9%c Jan
22c
1,000
19c
90
90
41
6%
6%
6%
200
1
2.65
2.65
18
18
100
1,54
1.52
1.70
53,800
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•
—
•
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1.08
29
1,856
17% Apr
22 y4
22
25
17%
22 %
22%-
1.50
65C
500
-
215
65c-
2.87
11,500
29%
297/s
36c
34c
1,25
1.30
53
55
23%
Canada—
24c
23%
21c
-
26C-
1.05 May
51
678
110
-100
23%
-
-I-31
.
35%
37 y2
4.25
4.75
2%c
—
——T—
Jun
7%c Jan
37
lc
*3C
62,605
50c
50c
53c
30,100
26%
26%
28%
1,012
108
105
108
20
104
18
.18
.19
1,423
17
--
May
' May
23
378,700
1,282
4.50
common—
Jan
20c
1,519
122 124%
Jun
29% May
25
2,785
-
Mar
22c
2,600
36c
1.10
-
Feb
1.90 Feb
3,880
25c
May
1.25 May
65c
Jun
15,950
1.60
2.76
Mines—
1.50
8,595
--22C
55
'
Jan
3.80 May
-77,752
-le-
Jun
Fpb
J5r/o_
Power
preferred
Geco Mines Ltd
———1
common,—
•
r-
T
■
100
1
,
30c
26%
Apr
2.35 Mar
37
2.82
124%
2.65 May
23
1,600
22 %c
class A__
Feb
80C
17%
17%
1.58
Jun'
18
75c
—1
(US)
7% Jan
2.50 Feb
50
'.25C
._Il
93 % May
33%
36%
—
—
Jan
6% Jan
71
75C
80C
—1
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May
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—
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9,500
21c
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r10.
15c
21c
—*— -—
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Gatinea u
Apr
Jan
85c
Gai twin
Jan
7.70 Jan
1.20
——
ntd
50c
6.75 Mfar
1
1
—>.
of
55%
May
Apr
2.52 Jan
4
45
37
55
49 %c
55
-1
;
Co
100
13 %c
—1
common
—_—
Gold
1.75 Apr
5.70 May
1.00 Jun
68c
10
—
Co
5,646
1.03
9%c Jun
II,500
1,400
6.00
6.05
.
20
.
1.88
5.90
72c
1
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10c
1.81
10c
.1
1
Beb
38% Mar
Apr
Jan
2.37
65c
Jan
Jun
3.60 Apr
Jan
72c
36
Apr
62c
Apr
2.00 Jan
58%' Apr
137% Jan
27%
Apr
26c
Jun
37%
Jun
4.75 Apr
60c"
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Mar
_—
Warrants
6.25 May
2.12 Jan
_l
52
preferred
Cos
Frobisher
1.88 Mar
4.50
116
__i
Feb
20% Jan
Insurance
class A——
Motor
Frasei*
Feb
Jan
4.60
Cobalt Consolidated Mining
Corp
Jun
Apr
103%
12% Jun
Mines
of Canada
Francoeur
Apr
,_j
;
Chromium Min & Smelt__^___i
see
13,500
Oils
B
Foundation
18% Mar
Jun
4.35 May
Smelting__ZIl
Gold ,Mines.^
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*
ADr
17
34%
48
A_.
Ltd
Ford
Jun
15
9.85 May
15% Mar
28c
25
1
Ford
Jun
3.30 May
201
Apr
4,445
Manufacturing
Fleet
ADr
3.00 Jun
8,015
1.99
15
Farwest Tungsten CopperFederal Grain class A
Federal Kirkland _—,
—
20 %c May
563
15-
Jan
Jan
20c
94%c,May
39% May
49%
Oils Ltd
Fargo
Jan
2,650
5T5
_i
'
15
5.15
___1
Mines—
15
50c
Research
100
Jan
13%
& Refining Ltd——1
Prods—1
;
—*
Life
Warrants
4.60 May
6,000
7.8
43
Apr
27% Jan
Apr
3.67 May
1.00 Apr
49%
Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
~
7%
common.
100% 100%
-
Jun
150,700
16
1,843
«
Apr
87c
14%
Fanny
"
"
31
Jun
Feb
85c
32 %c
49%
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous Players Canadian
Feb
Jun
4.05
1.10
5.50
13% May
Mar
50
,y
Corp
—
Excelsior Refineries Ltd
10% Mar
23
Jun
2.11
2,099
17
28'/4
Apr
90c
May
100%
17
30%
May
15c
20
17
•
Jun
May
Mar
33
29,500
—100
Eureka
Apr
400
4.35"'
1.45
28c
3,390
20c
Jan
Jun
13 %c
1,060
8.80
14%
1
Glacier
Estabrooks
3.90 Mar
7.90 May
28
34%
36c
8.300
7,017
3.301
16c
Mines
Flooring
..Class
Feb
1.80 Mar
1.50 May
90c
May
2.00
19
9,140
4.50
4.45
■
4,25
"1
__.—
Fori footnotes
2.03"
__l
—
Chib-Kayrand Copper.
ChiboUg&mau Exporl
Chibougamau. Mining &
Chimo
1.23
63c
,
1
Chateau Gai .Wines_^____ J__
Chemical
1,10
46
Jan
*
Chartered Trust righte_
Steel,Prods
16% May
8.30
100%
•
Centremaque.Gold
Charter
.
}
Oil
Central Pat Gold
Central Porcupine
Chatco
May
Erie
28
__
_10
100
—-
Empire
6,085
26,380
10,200
8.40
—
Gold
Sol
Jun
8.35
•
—
Central
,
El
Mar
1.25
47c
1.42
Apr
1.00 Mar
*
Co Ltd
Mines
Emerald
106
30 y2
36c
1
Investment
El Pen-Rey
Jun
5.40 Mar
120
970
38c
Smelting
Eldrieh
Feb
800
18,663
common—
Paper class
Elder Mines
May
350
"
L75~
3.50
14%
—
Eddy
91
1.36
3.30
——*
Textile
Economic
Mar
100
17»/2
3.50
18c
com
pfd_
Chemical
Asbestos Co
Eastern
69
37%
May
8,55
—
&
Copper
35
.
2.00
-
3.50
Feb
4.20 Feb
1.35
1.66
1.19
1
Ltd___^
In vestments com
1.15
2.74
34%
t
1.66
„1
i
Cassiar
Central Canada
1,000
17'%
__
t
1
5.30
100% 100%
__
•:
3.50
4.70
1.15
__
100%
1
Producers
3.15
.
—
Jan
70c
14%
Coal-
&
Mines
Eastern Steel
36 % Mar
29% May
10
Feb
3.40
17c
600
__2.50
Eastern Metals
107% Mar
Jun
23%
1,007
70,644
May
2,600
66,181
70c
35y4
East Sullivan Mines
5.00 Mar
30%
•
Mines-^.j.:
Cansov Oil
Jun
May
7% May
8,369
pfd_20
Copper Coy__;
Canadlisa Oil
3.30
100
31%
loo
;_L
Nat
100
29%
•
common
Canadian Vickers ___L
Canadian Western
50
415
29
__33 %c
Canadian
Canam
105
30"%
30c
50c
25c
1.26
47c
—-—23.50
Tar
East Malartic
May
8%
31
Feb
19c
34%
East Arnphi Gold
Mar
3.60
29
Canadian Pipe Lines and Fetroleums__l
Canadian
25
Jan
_10
Jun
61c
70c
50c
21c
15c
Dyno Mines
Jan
25
preferred
22c
*
Inv
Duvan
8
__
Jan
3,000
54c
Duvex Oils & Minerals
3.60
__
•
58,300
21,900
30c
68c
29c
1.61
——*
Jan
300
104%
—
___—.
79c
61c
2.60 May
1.99 Mar
19%
60c
61c
35
& Steel
Jan
200
3,220
61c
48c
Dow Brewery
23 Vz
23 %
Feb
Feb
1.50
Donald Rope class B__
Donnell & Mudge new com
11
11,961
73c
39c
13 %c
Pfd—
7.50 May
.5
"
Jan
Apr
Jun
1
Stores
Dominion
Apr
Jun
40c
;•
Jan
28
69
.
May
*
Preferred
Apr
5
»
Jan
16c
50c
—
25% Mar
Feb
Jun
53
34c
1.52
Asbestos
Dominion
14% May
Feb
23
22%
;
.2.90 May
»i6c
Apr
.,^1 3Vc1
18,975
13 %c
(Western)
Exploration
Preferred
Apr
11
1
common.
23
2 05
10c
Jun
II,927
2
Sieei
Feb
Feb
19c'
40c
1
Seagrams
Dominion
3.25 Mar
Jun
17c 18 %C
1
Dominion
85
56
2.18 Apr
Feb
296
36c
—_.—25c
—.
Oils
uc
21 % Mar
Apr
1.61
1
Mines
Dominion
30c
5.25
17% Mar
•
Feb
18c
1
'
Ltd
37
19% May
Feb
Mar
36c
_1
]
Minerals
Devon-Led
Diadem
Eastern
Malartic
Mining Corp
May
Jan
56c
May
1.15
Apr
57i?' /Feb
1
Magnesium—
Mar
3.00
Jun
16
1,907
i
May
2.90
65
Ltd
Scottish
8% May
85
63%
1
Dominion
9
Jah
16c
1
Ltd
Dominion
1,060
65c
24
63%
1—
Mar
4,145
T.42
J
■n39A May
21
5
_•_
Mines
Producers
Rio
Mar
95c
9%
7 50
-_____l "
■
Gold
Mines
42 % May
gi/2
•
Class A
Canadian
Mines
Horn
Jan
9
Apr
25c
56c
gy4
Apr
—8c
3,000
8,000
Jan
Feb
6.60
2.14
24
23 Vb
May
8.00
1.61
24c
13
Jan
17c
24
Feb
90c
Jan
5.75 Mar
225
19c
60c
3.25
7,000
4,100
12c 12V2C
Feb
5.40 Mar
Apr
20
34,900
12c
Apr
25c
Jun
6.65
20c
1
1.39
May
1
5,465
16
16c
Mar
55c
1.53
Mines
11,662
29
"64,150
16%
;
—
41
55
47C "
Jan
3.45 May
35c
Jun
1.40
Ltd
72c
747
Jan
3.00 Feb
69c
1
Minerals
Mines
57c
16%
•25,121
19 %c
——
33 %
31%
13c
*
10
Zellerbach
Jun
16
41c
83c
1
29
Canadian Homestead Oils
41c
89C
74c
5,200
4.00
k.
^.___.
310
31%
29,440
15c
3.90
1.45
Mines
30%
16
40c
May
_*
Pershing
29
31%
13 %c
1
Trust
Dairies
32% May
78c
15C
_•
:
__.
Foundry
»
88c
30c
_i
Dominion
100
Mining
—
Dominion
40%
19%c Apr
2.30 Jan
21,506
16%
7
May
75
Apr
2.04 Jan
Jan
23V2c Jun
2,934
35c"'
3.95
1
•
Zinc
Apr
:
2.30
32c
1
Petroleum
Dist class A
Apr
a___
27c
2.30
32c
Jan
1.10
i
1.11 Mar
131,383
33 %
common
25c
2.30
16c
56%
__L_30c
Preferred
25c
*
Mines
Jun
Dredge & Dock.
1
1
38
Mar
10c
7,480
Jan
__
10,900
24C
29
90
29,480
49c
44%
7 75
Feb
1.50
15'c 15 %c
%c
2.10
8,130
•
Export Gas Ltd.:
15
44c
2,070
9Ve
45c
1.85
50
.3
Jun
'46c
30
__
13c
1
49
*
Feb
18,920
1.35
1/45
1
—
29
;
44c
2,950
14,403
10,000
50
40%
Apr
Jun
7.00
29%
72c
94c
27c
4.10
•
_10c
70c
4,246
13c 22%c
16c
of Toronto
___20
•
8,375
6.50
Delta
35% May
60c
Apr
60c
79c
3.90
Desmoid,
Feb
Jan
6.80
56c
28c
50c
7*.00
3".95
1.88
Del
3.95 Mav
30
6
Feb
4.65 Apr
27c
1
D'Eldona
95% Mar
98
Feb
75c
,
3,295
Delnite
Apr
Jun
2.50
3.75 Mar
5.10 Mar
87c
6,822
16,800
21%
Deer
Apr
37
85
3.95
33 %
Warrants
Mar
410
•
3.50
31%
50C
Decoursey Brewis Mines——
2.25 Mav
41
65c
__i
Canadian. Gen Securities class
4.00
Jan
37% May
33% Jun
7.50
Canadian
Canadian
31 y4 May
46c
Jan
3.95
20 3,4
Jan
25
Canadian
Jan
21%
D'Aragon
Feb
29,831
_____—
Jan
47c
lo
Cusco
Mar
2.34
Decalta warrants.-.
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
4.05
3,200
71,942
May
2.20
__
1
common
Hydrocarbon
165
Apr
62
preferred
7,750
52c
3,315
Crowpat
Apr
26
__i
Oils
4.20
49c
70,200
Crown
May
Jan
Canadian Chemical .& Cellulose
Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir):
Ice- Machine
39 '/4
104
Jun
•
Canadian
?,
53
25
Canadian
Jup %
Juft
101%
150
23%
Canadian Canners
1.99
4.10
84c
CroiriOfc
35% Mar
Feb
248
common
1.80
11%
Lead
Apr
49c
80c
(Hi
Mar
4.10
•11 Vk
Crown
32
--•375
2
Canadian Food,Products
'
58
Preferred
Celauese
Ms#
23%
__lO0
Tungsten
Crestakirum
J&n
57
•
Empire
7.35
23%
_______20
Commerce
Jan
84c
50c
'
Mining
Cowichan Copper
28% Mar
28% May
!___»
Breweries
British
32%
18 y2
57
Oils.
44c
Jan
Jun
Mar
1.82
11%
Coulee
5.90 Mar
23%
Oil
221,855
18c
1
Cournor
"
34
Atlantic
Bank
3,150
2,200
-
6.00"
30%
5.00 Feb
Feb
1.93 Jan
Jun
1
•
Corby
Mar
39c
2.20
Admiral
26c
Poplar Min
West
Copper-Man
Jun
Mar
30c
Coppercrest Mines
28% Mar
85c
2,350
3,200
Copper Cliff Consol Mining—.
Copper Corp Ltd
_i
1.60 Jun
Jian
2,990
60
Mar
Jun
1.30 May
26c 30 %c
Conwest Exploration
~
27%*.
4-80 Jan
4.00 Apr
60c
.
30c 32 %c
Sudbury Basin Mines
Consumers Gas
.
50c
■—1
32%
Jun
May
12c
I
Jun
Apr
40c
Apr
11% Feb
35c
6,500
_1
class
May
13c
Consolidated Peak Oils
Apr
8%
58%
12c
74c.
3.35 May
3.40 May
3,969
13c
8.80
4,660
1.35
1
12%
1.50
A__—_____»
Canadian
70c
1.30
Consolidated
31
27%
-1
Canadian
67c
1.30
Consolidated
Apr
»
Canadian Bakeries
70 c
-1—7
Apr
Jun
__26
Minerals
7,532
K
103
;
40c
Mar
40c
28
*
common
36c
1.
360
10
Lines
38c
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
8%
________io
Petroleum
12,020
Consolidated Northland Mines—
Feb
24,200
•
!_•
Steamship
5,265
3.75
Consolidated Regcourt Mines Ltd
Consolidated Sannorm Mines
12%
12%
________
Canada Southern
4.00
3.50
Consol
50c
1
Canada Permanent Mtge_;
Canada Safeway Ltd pfd___
10%
3.75
Feb
28%
20
class
22,810
10»/4
Jan
28
______
Packers
Feb j
4.00
17c
43c
1
common
25c
3.70
40
Jun
Feb
11c
Jan
Jan
5.70
Canada Oil Lands
^
16,500
35
15c
Oil
____________—
Preferred
10c
13c
__
15c
60c
1
Explorations.
Canadian
9c
35
14%c
:
Malting
Canadian
19c
Jan
15 %c May
10 % May
*
Canada
500
A
7,600
59%
Foundries
26c
Mine
165,000
25c
—:___
26c
Mines
11%
•
Assurance__
Nicholson
12c 15%c
16%c
11c
Consolidated
11%
______100
Life
Canadian
Feb
11 %
••
!
34c
75c
4,775
____
_
42c
Jan
1
15,200
♦' '
_——.L
J'.'.n
16c
Mines
18c
_•
•*! '
39c
Explor____
Negus
12c
1
__
common
Morrison
Mar
10%. Jan
5,600
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated
16c
14c
42c
23c
Feb
6% Jun
1
lie
19c
23c
10%
Mines
16%c
•
preferred
Canadian
18c
600
74c
63c .May
44c
Jan
18c
Gold
11 %c
__*
Cement
Canadian
Jun
7
65c
Jan
9c
17,000
14j/2
Consolidated
Apr
Jun
Howey
Marbenor
'
__1
.
Flon—___
Class B
10c
2.15
8%
325
9c
9c
Jun
1,38 May
7
70c
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd—
Consolidated Mining & Smelting.
52% Mar
1.50
1
Gold—
common
Canada
$1%
40%
45%
•
___.
Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lalce___;
Warrants
Jan
Feb
42c
Arrow..
1"
Gold
Campbell
Met
Mar
1.50
1
Consolidated
Preferred
17
15
Apr
12% Mar
41%
1
Oils
Iron
15
45%
__1
preferred
Preferred
Consolidated
1
EdmontOiu.
Flin
May
Consolidated
15c
Mar
Mar
5.25 Apr
3.50 Jan
2.15 May
1
Consolidated
Apr
2,500
—.1
Consolidated Guayana Mines.
Consolidated Halliwell
Feb
Jun
17 %c 17 %C
30c
Jun
26c
I,600
1
Feb
51
46c.
22,150
Feb
13
Mar
4.10 Jan
16c
Lake
Jan
20
11,000
36c
_•
Jan
Jun
46c
29c
10
1
Mines_,__
55%
25
^
Golden
2.40
46c
—1
52
106
15% May
225
9
Gillies
Jan
2.25
II III I
May
46 y2
254
12%
»
Power
Calnorth
15%
8%
Petroleum
Canada
__
A
'■
Canada
15%
12%
_*
Ltd
&
47
46%
1
Calgary
50
15%
■_
Ext_____
Calgary
99%: May
165
645
46%
Lake
& Co
196
9c
,
400
40c
Crest__.
Iron
Consolidated
100 100%
46%
15%
*
Burrard Dry Dock class A
Can
100%
East
Fenimore
Apr
450
17 %C;
;
Consolidated
,
53
Burlington Steel
4% %
45% Mar
49
Mines
Hill
Canada
Jan
35
Jun
2.25
I—1
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Apr
25c
Jan
345,094
3,699
Oils__
Mines__l___
Warrants
Apr
•
Buffalo Red Lake
Canada
22,379
41%'
51%
A
Mines
Canadian
Calvan
43
42%
48%
Products
Packers
Building Products
Bulldog Yellowknife
5%
4.30
49
Brunston Mining
Brunswick Mining & Smelt—
Buffadison Gold
Callinan
Jan
50
Forest
Mines
Brunsman
Calalta
2.31
*
Mills
Burns
8,570
2.70
53
Columbia Telephone Co
Burchell
2.80
2.75
50
Class B
Bunker
2.10
100
preferred
Buffalo
49% Jan
May
Consol
British Columbia Power
Bruck
Jun
1.25
''
Columbia
British
46%
:_-_50
Columbia
Broulan
Consolidated Denison
S8
215
18,500
„lu>
Gamma
Mar
Jun
49
Jan
95c
46c
*
Central, Cadillac
1.41
12 %c
4.55
*
Cordasun
92c
10%
JL
Consolidated
Jan
35c
Mines__II .1—1
Consolidated
49
.
—
British
Consolidated Bakeries
Apr
1.25
'*
preferred
British
90
...
Apr
49
•
;
preferred—
4%%
30
8
Apr
1.33
__
1
British Columbia Electric Co
4%%
6%
1
Petroleum
American
,7,493
50
Bridge & Tank pfd
British
.
.
May
32,600
Jan
8V4 Jan
65c
234,200
18c
Jan
21
2.25
III1
Oil.
1.10
•
Preferred
Mines
Allenbee
5.50
4.90
14c
1.05
Jun
5% May
73,005
1.68
High
Apr
.
18 J/2
4.50
•
1.05
Mar
1,000
14C
—2.50
Corn
5.15
;
18c
90c
71c
10%
Mines
41,165
10c
925
1.39
I
Mines
14c
1
common..
Brilund
2.12 Mar
6%
16c 23 %c
1.46
4
Mines
11c
Brantford Cordage class B_
Britalta
40,385
.
6
22c
.1
Petroleum
Development
365
90c
.1
f
11 %c
___
Traction
2.95
Mines.
5.50
.
Bralsaman Petroleums
Brazilian
2.70
Coniagas
Corriaurum
9,200
18%
6 VB
Enterprises
24 %c
Low
97c
18%
>
Range Since Jan. 1
High
89c
—_1
Yellowknife
1
;
Low
:L
Copper
1.90 Jan
1
Bouzan Mines Ltd__
Shares
95c
J
Bouscadillae
Gold
for Week
of Prices
^
Dunlop common
Farm Equlp'__
Bordulac Mines
■
Range
Par
2.30 Jan
43%
Skies
Week's
last
Sale Price
1,400
Mines
Yukon
Bicroft
Low
2.06
1.06
Mines
'
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.00
45%
zz
——
Rignts
Bevcun
Shares
Low
2.00
1
__
for Week
of Frices
Sale Friee
Belleterre
Sales
Week*!
Range
,
Last
feb
t
54c
Apr
Jun
32.
Jan
Jun
Jan
112
Jan
/24
Mar
Mar
4o
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(3050)
...
Monday, June 25, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOB WEEK
Friday
Range
Sale Prloe
STOCKS
Geueral
Class
5%
5%
100
60
60
60%
68
44%
—
5.95
300
5.25
1,510
9
9
9
25
2.00
2.19
3,550
2.00 Jun
3.90 Feb
5.10
4.80
5.10
8,535
4.50'May
6.30 Jan
._
72c
70c
79c
1
34c
31c
34c
—1
Mines
—1
Uranium-
Class
B
*,
Bousquet
A
Gold
Granduc Mines
Lakes
Great
III
•
Paper—
—
Class
Lead
Mines
Gunnar
20c
May
36C
Mar
9c
Apr
13c
Mar
2.80iMay
67
49
May
57% Mar
8
480
7
Feb
8% Feb
125
8%
8%
151/4
15%
15%
40
25c
25c
26c
6,550
16
16%
310
——
36c
33c
38c
42,750
6.45
6.00
6.50
3,260
50%
50
51
1,116
6%
6%
6%
700
3.20
3.70
10,545
43
43%
705
3.15
3.15
3.25
13,650
1,150
11
10%
10
9
10
600
6lc
51c
62c
82,650
21
400
-—
30c
10
Feb
17
Jan
45c
18
Apr
Jun
14%
May'
30c
May
5.60> Jun
42%
Jan
5%
Apr
2.95 May
25%
Jan
3.001 May
8
Mines
Hamilton Cotton
common—
200
Harding Carpets
*
8%
8%
675
Mines
Harrison Minerals
X
13 %C
15c
22,020
75c
84c
114,410
10
10
110
Hard
Rock
Gold
1
(J F) class A.
Head of Lakes Iron
Hartz
Gold
Heath
1
54
Mar
B
Heva
Gold
Maybrun
Highland Bell
Apr
McKenzie
Red
Hi
Apr
McMarmac Red
Jun
Midcon Oil & Gas
Jun
Oil
Class
Jan
37%
14
Jun
17
Apr
8% Jan
Jan
Jan
19c
70c
Jun
Jun
1.70 May
10% Jan
Milliken
10
13c
Apr
24c
Mindamar
Apr
Mill
Milton
Lake
Uranium
Metals
S'/aC Jan
19c
5
25%
27
2,293
12%
May
Apr
May
2.09
39 % c
14%cMay
50c
Apr
70c
Jan
85c
Feb
12c
Feb
58c
Apr
7
Jan
9
Feb
22% Feb
3.25
Jan
3.50 Apr
15c
Feb
16c
'
—
—
64,700
19c
;
7%
7%
8,191
95
270
Apr
9% Mar
92% May
1.02 Jun
'
1.20
71,199
51%
58
833
41%
98%
98
32c
35c
14,703
58
__
658
2.20 Mar
Jun
May
80% Jan
100
32C
13c
13C
14c
9,440
40C
48c
13,700
60c
65c
4,100
57c
45C
25c
5c
Jun
9c
9c
500
3.10
2.96
3.15
17,128
17%
17%
17%
1,135
29 %c Jan
2.55
Apr
1.37
Jan
30c
Jan
4.65
Jan
Apr
Jan
22% Mar
Jun
40C
Apr
May
IS
Mar
11%
23c
26c
23c
27c
16
16%
105
1.10
1.04
1.15
172,200
75c
Feb
1.94
1.83
1.94
195,506
81c
Mar
3.90
3.70
4.10
6,898
2.20
100
35c
33 c
35c
14,278
26,300
1,200
18,200
May
Apr
70c
May
9c
Feb
95% Mar
May
May
14c
—
Jun
53
45C
—
Feb
104
94
81%
98%
82 %
105
81%
1.08*
1.07
Apr
39c
7% Jun
94%
7%
1
Corp
29,400
50
Jan
70c
30% Mar
Mining Corp
Mining Endeavour
Ore
1.90
1.99
4.00
4.00
4.15
_*
Co
19 %c 19 %c
■
•
Brewery
Moneta
class
A
3.20
#
__
31 %C
1
Porcupine
10,201
71,200
16,856
20,200
21%
86C
X
Molsons
2,100
25
24%
X
Mines
Montreal
1.90
•
41c
80c
60c
8,250
•
-
Brick
10 %C 11 %c
Jan
48,485
2.20
Petroleums
City
Min
F'eb
Jun
Feb
5.20 Apr
93c
Warrants
8
10c
Feb
47C
1.40
*
Mogul Minine Corp.
39c
12 %C
Jun
75c
*
Gas
Jan
7%
35c
2.15 Jan
X
Industries
12 %c
1.10 Jan
Apr
Apr
1.15
16%C
1
Mining
Midwest
Jun
35C
31,610
-
Jan
49c
14
1.33 May
1.94 Jun
3.50 Feb
92
23
82c
Works
Feb
5.00
42c
Jan
29%
Apr
21% Jun
Apr
Jun
98c
60c
May
29c
Jun
1.00 Mar
Feb
3.95
23
Jun
27%
72c
Jun
2.90
Apr
Feb
23
25
700
16%
16%
50
45
46%
781
8%
11,475
6% Apr
9% May
1.25
3,490
1.20 May
1.65 Mar
16%
Moore Corp common
•
45%
•
8%
8%
1
1.25
1.20
Ltd
17c
Apr
2.80 Mar
1.61 May
Jun
4.00
75c
Morrison
Multi-Minerals
45c
23
•
Brass
3.20
Feb
75c
1
Locomotive
96C
29c 34 V2C
3.00
2.50 Mar
1.60 Jan
24c
Jan
4.50
3.60 Feb
Mar
90c
18% Feb
16% May
39% Feb
49
Mar
Ltd
Co
•
A
Class
3.25
31
80c
27c
29c
2.99
Apr
103
-
9%c Apr
2,900
29c
2.80
•
28% May
IV2
3,000
IOV2C 10 %c
29c
2.85
X
Light & Power com
92
37c
10V2C
_*
X
Mines
Uranium
60
7%
26 V2
Jun
50o
Knitting
30
1
17c
•
Meta
33
Chipman
85,900
...
18,300
1
Mexican
12c
1.49
92
Hollinger Corisol Gold
Home
Lake
Apr
Mar
23
29
———
22c
1
Jan
Jun
1.09
29c
•
__
Tower Drilling
18C
•
_
Lake
09
Highwood Sarcee Oils
21e
Jan
10
Jun
Jan
100
Porcupine
29
47,400
8,505
13,200
98%
17C
•
Preferred
Mclntyre
5.75 Mar
25c
39C
35
21,825
Feb
41c
8% Jun
99
31c
X
29c
40c
1.70 Jan
2.63 Feb
May
28c
1
common
2,000
10%c
2.70 May
Jun
20c
Jan
Mar
21%c
May
98%
_•
Mines
Frontenac
McColl
45,060
_•
375
9
9
1.49
1.25 Jan
1.43
Jan
57C
48
F'eb
2.20
12c
28c
98%
100
15c
Mines...
20c:23 %C
20c
Jun
1.21 Mar
40% Jun
1.21
Preferred
1.52
High Crest Oils Ltd
•
,„-r
Martin-McNeely Mines
15c
100
.1
5,050
21,900
•
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd com
1.30
—
1.50
1.43
1
„
.nnT.rntVrm:,m.ir;.lu
—X
Mines—
1,000
1.45
-
5,192
7,425
-
Jun
84c
warrant*:
1.42
Hendershot Paper common.
Preferred t.
1.45
A warrants
1
.
Lake.,
Red
Headway
83c
*
.
2.50
1.40
12 %c 12 %C
1.51 Apr
24V2c Feb
Jun
32c
230 Mar
"
1.90 May
83c
14 %c
1
Mines
Marigold Oils Ltd
Maritime Mining Corp
29c
89,800
14
Gold
s
12%
3,220
18c
14
Marcus
Ltd
Mines
8.50 May
Mar
10%
*
Marco 11
Jan
15c
100
2.44
2.50
Range Sine* Ian. 1
Low
High
1
X
19%
9.50
1,115
3,032
1,712
100
15% May
9.75
3.25
43
_*
common
Merrill Island Mining
Merrill Petroleum
9,205
37%
Milling
—
Preferred
Apr
18%
3.25
41Ve
14 %c
1.45
Maralgo Mines
26c
17
36%
42
12 %c
L
Mercury
17%
36%
174,580
X
Uranium Ltd-
Leaf
Maple
49c
1.26
1
Malartic Goldfields
Maneast
11,000
39c
1.23
1
Mines
Jan
14c
1
Consolidated
17c
40c
1.23
14 %C
——.100
Mages Sporting GoodsMagnet
4,739
7,600
-*
B—
Mentor Exploration & Dev
45,300
——
class
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines-
Midrim
Hallnor
Bloedel
&
Mines
McWatters Gold Mines
17c
Gypsum Lime & Alab new com
MacMillan
1.00
1
—
Gold
1.99
87C
—1
—
-
Feb
15c
•
Mines
1.92
1.06
—1
Explorations
Mackeno
MacLeod-Cockshutt
X.92
1
Mines
Apr
20% Feb
17C
•
Jan
10%
.—1
1
Apr
7%
3.50 Jan
11%
Jan
43c
_
9.45 Jan
57
Jan
21,037
———.„
"
7% Jan
48c
49c
Warrants
Macfie
High
Apr
64c
Macdonald
Shares
X
Mines
Macassa
Feb
43c
1
Mar
170
Feb
8
Jan
60c
25e
47c
——
Gwillira Lake Gold
Jun
15% Jun
.—1
—
5.00 Apr
50%
•
Mines
Feb
8
_*
,—
Uranium
Guaranty Trust
Gulch Mines Ltd
Gulf
A
B
GreyhawK
Apr
46C
50 V4
21
Coal class
Great West
•
Jan
8
III
.—1
1.60
Jun
30C
50%
Development
Plains
Great Sweet Grass Oils
70c
Jun
43
corn-
Warrants
Jun
9
140
3.25
Great Northern Gas Utilities
Great
1,000
3,850
6.25 Apr
11% Jan
155
——
—
lie
3.15
6.40 Apr
Jan
140
*
Mines———
Grandlnes
lie
3.00
4.65
140
.—5
Consolidated
Granby
50,772
7,000
27,300
'
4.70 Jan
3,600
__X
——
24%c:26 %C
1,379
32c 33 %c
~~~_+
—
—
class
Graham
—
3.00
.—X
—
Goodyear Tire (Canada) com—
lio
4% preferred
*
Gordon Mackay class A———.
Grafton
25c
—1
—
—--
Mines
Manitou
Goldfields
X
.
Eagle Gold—
Mar
44%
5.00
I
Uranium Mines-.
Golden
49
43
5.75
Gold Mines
Goidale Mines
Gold
Jan
5.20
1
Geo-Scientiiic Prospectors
Goldcrest
65
.—1
corn-
General Steel Wares common
Glenn
7% Jan
May
2.10
(Canada)
A—
Giant Yellowknife
5
57% May
39% May
-*
Corp
Motors
Petroleum
General
5%
i.
—
(or Week
Low
Par
High
Sales
Bangs
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
*
-3
—
General Dynamics
Shares
Week's
Friday
STOCK!
High
._8
General Bakeries
22
(or Week
of Price*
Low
Par
ENDED JUNE
Sales
Week'e
Last
Toronto Stock Exchange (Cont.)
B
—;
•
•
Hoyle Minine
—
——•
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
*
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
1
Huron & Erie Mortgage..
20
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
X
Warrants
—
8.15
84%
34c
13%
7,843
11%
12%
7,678
44
13 V2
12%
Howard Smith Paper common
44%
185
8.05
8.20
4,635
82%
86
5,626
64
34c
35c
4,500
28c
37
9.50
36%
37
215
9.50
9.60
3,225
4.40
4.40
4.40
460
10%
Feb
16
Mar
10%
Feb
15% Mar
40
Apr
49
6.95
Feb
Jan
Feb
36% Jun
8.35
Feb
3.40 Jan
May
Creek
Nama
National
Mines
10% Apr
Explorations Ltd
86
Jun
National
Grocers
Apr
National Hosiery
National
1.30
1.15
1.30
13,800
1.02 May
5
com_
11%
11%
11%
225
11% Feb
15.
11%
11%
150
11% Apr
14
5
National
52c
pfd
Feb
Apr
National
Steel
6.00 Mar
National
Mills class B
Trust
6~lc
•
;
-
20
55c
62c
42,200
26%
26%
27
185
5
300
5
•
Petroleum
42
11%
2.15 Mar
1
Chemical
Drug &
Preferred
Jun
53c
Apr
4% Apr
3.10
6%
4.00
4.20
1,300
31
30%
31%
460
28% Jan
34
40%
40%
200
39% Mar
44
22c
May
41c
_io
—
Feb
Jan
6.95 Mar
Jan
4.00
•
.
^
Jan
28% Mar
26%
25c
Car
Mar
1.47
Apr
Apr
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary-5
6% preferred
486
Indian
Gold
Lake
Industrial
$4V2
56
640
49%
52%
18,612
11%
11%
3,235
6%
310
53
May
36%
Jan
11
May
6% May
61
Mar
52% May
12% Feb
7%
Apr
1
21c
21c
25C
35,900
*
52
50%
52
13,087
48
loo
88
88
88
20
88
Jun
102%
Feb
50
•
.10
48V2
48 %
48%
50
48%
Jun
50%
Feb
14%
14
14%
4,525
11
Mar
15 %
15%
15%
1,030
14%
1.35
16,352
Acceptance common
preferred
preferred,
$2J,4
55%
6%
56
51%
11%
—
Inglis (John) & Co
Inland Cement preferred
Inspiration Mining
1
class
A
1.30
•
—
International Metals
41%
International Mill'g 4% pfd class A.100
International Nickel Co common
•
Preferred
100
International
Petroleum
International
Ranwlck
1.26
15c
Jan
85c
Feb
May
58%
Apr
Apr
1.16 Mar
94%
128 'A
35%
41
42
435
33
Jan
91%
94%
8,878
91
Mar
94%
95%
4,565
78%
Jan
128 128%
60
126%
Jan
34
36
1,691
Ltd..
X
85c
80c
92c
15,500
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
Interprovincial Pipe Line..
Irish Copper Mines Ltd
Iron Bay Mines
Isotope Products Ltd
•
12
12
12%
310
0
38%
38%
38%
..X
2.70
15%
Apr
18
1
1.40
1.40
1.48
New
1
27C
26 %c
33c
20,100
77,200
1
65c
55c
71c
26,604
53c
Jun
93c
16c
Jun
31c
Feb
Feb
2.08
Apr
Jan
3.25 May
Alger Mines
New Athona Mines
New
New
Bidlamaque
Gold
New
Calumet
New
Chamberlain
New
New
Continental
1.74
Jan
New
Davies
46
Apr
New
Delhi
94%
Jun
Oil
of
98% May
131% Mar
28
Jan
80c
Jun
1.60 Mar
12
Jun
16% Jan
27%
Jan
42% May
2.65
Feb
40'A
Apr
Gas
Explorations
Mar
33c
Feb
26c
Jun
40c
Apr
•
65c
65c
69c
38,200
2,500
50c
Feb
1,075,749
69.299
33c
Jan
2.17
20c
May
54c
Feb
14 %c
May
33c
Feb
56c
May
New
Highridge
New
Hosco
New
Jaculet
1
40c
Mar
52c
Jan
New
.1
55c
42c
55c
220,817
28c
Mar
1.33 Apr
Jun
New
55c
Newnorth
(1939)
_1
24c
22c
26c
137,931
9%c Jan
28c
Mines
May
New
22c
Jan
New
New
15 %c
21c
186,815
14c
Jan
1.15
1.37
102,916
98c
Jan
34c
38c
85,900
28c
Jan
1.50 Apr
49 %c Feb
«
18%
18%
18%
25
18% Jan
18% Mar
X
1.08
1.00
1.24
16,456
_i5o
2.58
2.25
2.64
3,400
Oils
13%
13%
89c
Jun
2.05 Feb
1.24
Jun
3.10 Apr
13%
100
1
11 %c
9%c
12c
80,300
1
iq7/h
19%
20
3,106
17% Jan
20 % Jun
10c
11c
7,000
10c
Mar
1
3.65
3.50
3.70
3,600
13 %c May
5.10 Mar
1.76
1.90
1,615
82c
90c
494,970
__X
90c
1
1.68
1.67
26c
26c
500
20o
2.36
2.30
2.40
28,560
22
22
22%
2,021
_
Ltd
•
1.72
3,482
Nordic-Uranium
Lake
Osu
Wasa
Gold
,
•
II,400
14,250
2.75
2.90
33,640
20 %C 21 %C
2,200
13% Jun
Feb
8c
3.25 May
1.55 Jan
32c
1.50
Jan
May
24%c May
1.10
Jan
16% Jan
12 %c
Jan
29,195
73c
42,677
23c
Jan
98c
Apr
1
14c
17c
13,950
14c
Jun
27c
Feb
1
12c
12c
12c
6,500
lie
Jan
15 %c May
Rouyn Merger
Royran Copper
1
21c
21c
25c
24,500
16c
Feb
31 %c Apr
1
3.85
3.85
4.25
45,705
Senator Rouyn
1
10c
10c
1,500
2.40
2.45
1,266
17c
19c
4.10
5.05
12,625
153,335
Mylatnaque Explor
-
Mines
Gold
New
Superior Oils
1
New
Thurbois
1
17% c
1
4.80
1
3.95
Nlsto Mines
1
25c
23c
28c
9,635
145,200
X
1.15
1.32
173,900
•
1-32
59'A
57
59%
2,092
—1
X
18c
Mines.
Gold
Acme
Noranda
Mines
:
Nor don
Corp
Norgold Mines
—
3.20 Mar
Norlartic
Mines
Nor metal
Mining
2.01 May
49c
Mar
2.70 Apr
23c
4.40
200
21
May
25
18
Jan
25
85c
Jun
1.95
13c
Feb
3.55
Jan
25c
1.90 May
Jun
20 %c
4.25
3.75
May
Mar
Feb
Apr
Apr
3.25 Jan
38c
Jan
~
Norpax Oil & Mines LtdNorth Canadian Oils common
Jun
6.00 Feb
Jun
35c
Apr
Oils
1
Star
Trinity
Mines
3.55 Jan
19
19%
660
76c
80c
2,300
68c
Feb
85c
Mar
14C
17c
47,800
12 %c
Jan
41c
35c
Apr
Jan
Oka Rare Metals Mining
8.65
Apr
O'Leary Malartlc
Omnitrans Exploration
Ontario Jockey Club common
V
«2r
18 %c
24c
11,800
18%c Jun
2 so
2.76
2.95
17,375
2.70 Feb
1
1.47
1.65
3,480
1.29 Jan
gc
•
2.60 Mar
1,157
41
May
48
17%
17%
831
17
Jun
21% Mar
1 o3/
17%
18%
1,902
19c
22c
74,532
17c 18 %c
4,650
2\c
a
„
__
~i
Mines
*
?!
H*
1
2c
i2c
Jan-
57% Feb
17% Jun
6%c Jan
23c
Mar
26c
10c
1.12
1.18
7,800
22c
,
1
For footnote,-. see
page 47.
47
43%
,
Mines
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
25
43
i7Vfl
#
-r...,
Iomega Gold
;
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado Uranium
48%
43%
*
Louvlcourt Goldfields
48%
IIIso
25c
22c
1.40
1.53
5,500
35,300
11 %C 12%C
8,500
8c
1.10
Jan
23% Mar
Jun
May
Mines
O'Brien Gold Mines
Rockland
Ogama
Selections
Gold
,
6%. preferred
pfd
Copper
14.300
9c
Jan
13c
1.72
56c
Jan
2.00
Jun
31c
Jan
85c!
Apr
"42c
Jun
85c
Apr
10c
Mar
60c
64c
79,200
4,175
45c
45c
53C
10,725
12c
I3I5
87c
87c
92c
3,410
25c 29
%C
266,100
27 %c
•
•
18 %c
-
Jan
71c
Jan
2.75
12,250
24c
28C
18,000
24c
Jan
•
8c
7c
8%C
119,000
2.55
2.50
2.80
24,745
70c
85C
9,650
11
10%
12
1,435
lo
—1
1
*
•
1
15
.
3.10
1.78 Jan
45c
10%
3.20
10%
1.15
Jan
Jun
13
Jun
12%
1034
10%
27%
27%
27%
100
14%
14%
15%
10,100
3.90
3.90
106
24c
26c
9,500
24c
Jun
May
Jun
24c
63c
19%
Feb
4.45
3.75 Feb
63C
72c
25,200
40c
42 %c
47c
13,131
40c
Apr
Apr
Apr
Apr
Mar
Apr
28% Mar
27% Feb
8.20
Jun
8%c Mar
2.50 Jan
52c
10%
20
*
Mines
1.30
Jun
4c
Orange Crush
Lake
Mar
8c
43,300
2.60
Orenada
Osisko
Apr
23c
139,854
1.38
1.28
2.64
Feb
Ormsby Mines
41c
18c 20 %c
95c
•
Jun
27c
Apr
1.30 May
Jan
26 %c
Feb
2.50 Feb
68c
1.67
ll%e Jan
•
2.18
17%c Apr
6,000
90o
1
;
2.50
Jan
Jun
May
11c
Jun
1.25 Jun
70c
2.00
Jun
Gold
Jun
1.60
10
Ontario Loan & Debenture
Opemlska
45C
10%C
78c
65c
75c
class B
17% May
55c
lie
Warrants
5%%
Jun
10,355
1
——
Okalta Oils
14
70c
•
2.80 May
Oil
Feb
55c
Obaska
1,500
May
1.30 Mar
Mar
1.67
1
3.00
1
14%c Feb
65c
80c
14%
*
Lake
8%e May
*
5
Mines
2.80
Jan
2.90 May
14
Nudulama Mines Ltd
2:65 Feb
21
Jun
5.70 May
Jan
1.75
X
2,000
17
1.62
Jan
Jan
4.50
1.35
•
Mines
Canada
Northern
Norvalie
Jan
Jun
7.50 Mar
6.60 Jun
14
X
-
common
Rights
North
38,100
Mar
56c
19%c
Jun
Mar
16,700
463,310
2,440
20o
Ltd
Oil
46c
-
40c
19%c Jan
6.80
9c 10 %C
Apr
1.46 Jun
64% Mar
18c
190
43c
Jan
10c
515,798
3,970
Jun
5.25 May
Jan
800
1.59
Jan
5.05
Jan
5,000
3,805
2.50
35c
9c
5,700
5.50
Apr
Apr
51%
16c
1.32
Apr
51c
27c
2.50
3.00
Feb
2.5? Jan
20c
5.40
5.45
2.50
10c
70c
1-59
•
•
North Rankin
North
6.75
1.55
20c
Jun
1.37
6.75
1
7.60
Feb
May
17c
18C
Feb
4.45
Northland
4.05
2.15
14c
1
Warrants
3.75
2.38
8Vac Jan
22c
•
—
2,650
23c
1.35 May
1.00 Apr
1.32
68C
92c
Mar
Apr
1,10
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Nor
1.14
16c
25C
•
20,928
129,200
68c
4.20
.
A
B
20c
1
,
19c
82c
Apr
Apr
1.25
,
23C
Mines
15C
66c
50c
Jun
28c
1
Gold
Minda-Scotia
4.05
"
.
17C
74c
1.19 May
•
Manitoba
""""3
Loblaw Groceterias class A
K>blaw Coy preferred
Class
2.99
15 %C
1
Liberal Petroleum
Little Long Lac Gold
Class
2.74
iec
I
Candy...
27c
•
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!
Leitch Gold —:
Lencourt Gold jl
Lexindin
10,200
4.40
Laraaque Gold
Secord
3,095
90c
2 75
,,.
Mining
La Luz Mines
Laura
20%
2 75
~~l
——
20
85c
»
....
Mines
Lake Shore Mines
Lake
X
g5c
1.1
Lake Lingman Gold Mines
Lake
20%
1
—.
29c
2.03
1
Mines
North Inca Gold
Labatt
(John) Ltd..
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake Cinch Mines
Lake Dufault Mines
28c
24 %c
Nlpisslng Mines
Warrants
Kroy
New
26c
1.85
1.85
1
Mines
28c
75o
Mines
Kelore
Jan
Klrkland Townsite
-
Mining
New
igc
Jan
Apr
22c
2.60 Mar
36c
2.20
1.48 Mar
Apr
May
9,175
1.50 Jun
1.17
63c
Apr
62,224
600
*
21c
30c
1.50
X
2.05
1
New Jason Gold
1
1.15
8,725
Jun
28c
4.75 Apr
Jonsmith Mines
Jan
1.55
23c
2.75 Jan
Joliet-Quebec Mines
1.00
26c
I,000
Feb
20,425
27C
5,921
1,350
3.85
3,250
1.02
27c
Jan
Klrkland Minerals
Apr
24c
1.01
1
May
Bay
35c
18c
1.01
1
26c
Hudson
Jan
22C
1
New Goldvue Mines
20c
Klrkland
16c
50c
1.65
New
51c
"
Mar
1.95 May
1.50 May
New Harrlcana
3,005
Keyboycon Mines
Kilembe Copper
90c
10,850
3.60
_*
May
1.70
113,615
...
62c
1.50
1.03
Canada
32,350
119,350
94c
Gold—
Jan
75c
47c
31c 34 %c
of
54c
39c
21c
Kenville Gold Mines
Jun
46c
32c
Kerr-Addison
40c
1
21c
Kelvlnator
750
New Fortune Mines
1,02
Publishing
Jowsey Mining Co Ltd
Jupiter Oils
40c
1.55
2.85
6,250
6,900
13,785
69c
71c
•
77c
1.70
1.65
3.35
22c
1.95 May
May
72C
*
Petroleum—
2.70
1.55
2.01
70c
Feb
40c
50c
Canada
2.64
1.50
1.50
75c
1.60
1
1
Journal
2.50
Mines
•
Ltd
2.53
l
Petroleum
New Dickenson Mines
•
Gold
•
56,470
6,366
1.72
1
joburke
5,500
1.55
Feb
Apr
Jan
Jack Waite Mining..
Jellicoe Mines
19c
1.50
Development
X
Ltd
16c
1.52
Mines
Concord
Jacobus Mining
Jaye Exploration
Minerals
16c
1
_Tl_
New British Dominion Oil
Newlund Mines
Jeanette
1
—^
Oils
Bristol
4.10
Jun
1.35
Apr
Jan
57c
.
/
Jan
89c
Apr
63c
Feb
Volume 183
Number 5545
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
*
-
(3051)
-
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Eastern
Petroleum
Panel
Mines.;
•
„
Pardee
54c
2,477
52c
1.03
1.16
52,645
78c
Jan
37c
12c
Preferred
Peruvian
common
Oils
Pitch-Ore
Placer
'order
of
31c
80c
Jan
12.073
31c
May
31c
4.75
Jan
I,040
50 %
100
49 % May
22%
100
17
Jan
Mar
36c
36c
1,350
Columbia
1.93
2.05
800
1.48
1.36
1.49
25,420
1.41
1.41
1.58
3,270
..1
1.90
•
26,800
13c
8,593
lie
2,210
12
65c
70c
2,200
63c
27c
27c
27c
500
20c
53%
53'/a
50c
3,000
60
Roy..
750
50c
61?Z
55%
62
973
5.25
5.25
300
56,600
16% c
—10
15c
19c
1.60
.
.
1.60
1.60
700
37%
37
39
1,550
1
6,75
_1
5.75
•
6.75
1.80
6.80
-
;
Jan
Jun
Feb
Feb
13% Feb
89c
Mar
31c May
62% Apr
49c
Jan
72c
Jan
53%
Feb
62
Jun
3.30
Jan
6.90
Jan
23 %c
1.600
5.60
May
Apr
Apr
1.95 Feb
Jan
44
8.30
.
Apr
Jan
5.75
Airways
Gas
Producers
Ltd
5.80
2.80
7,850
1,540
5.25 May
2.50 Jun
9.40 Jan
2.50
1.70
Warrants
Prospectors
1.80
2,200
1.50
2.45
*
2.10
2.00
2.10
57,700
1
Purely Mica Mines
28c
26c
30c
23,815
5.40
May
1
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec
2.30
2.10
2.35
l
2.16
2.11
2.25
7,700
l
18 %c
18%c
20c
35,700
l
12 %
11%
13
2,435
1.10
1.20
3,600
l
Metallurgical
»
Queenston Gold Mines
3.60
3.50
Trans
Feb
May
•'
Mining
Quinte Milk
Prods
rights
tJnited
Asbestos
United Corps
Estella
United
Fuel
»
Rapid Grip & Batten—
Earth
Reef
Mining Co Ltd
Reeves
Refining
United
Montauban
United
Reynold
sxiu
Steel
Riipunnr.l
Riverside
Silk
class
Rockwin
3.65
31,670
1.62
1.67
12,350
14c
11c
15c
24,350
200
30c
24,800
13,800
5,700
11%
1
•
1
1
Michael
>
1MO
33c
30c
1'
class
Consol
class
otuxiy
Rainbow
17%
25
85
580
102
385
26,700
36c
Jun
'112
113
50
2.00
2.15
4,400
12
12
300
2.05
2.01
2.13
9,350
3.10
18C
32,800
29c
9c
Jan
1.50
100
1.35
Jan
13,408
7.75
Feb
10%
26%
50
25'/a
Feb
25
26
80
28% Mar
5.00
23% May
4.55 Apr
27c
100
15c 16 %c
4,500
14c
51c
60c
7,650
36c
11%
11%
909
12%
12%
32
19 %
19%
1,055
87c
92c
17,245
16
17%
1,200
223
25c
15,800
500
25c
30c
47%
70
50c
62c
39,826
•
1.85
1.75
1.94
36c
32c
38c
♦
32c
31c
32c
2,333
40
40 %
9%
9%
9'/4
8%
8Va
8%
590
59c
60c
6,500
Z*
A
*
B
*
Stan well Oil <fe Gas Ltd
Olsen
j
Gold
__i
Bros
•
Rights
Steeioy Mining
Cons
Superior
Supertest
Petroleum
.Preferred
Oils
ordinary
&
1,500
62
9,323
4,600
18%
19%
14%
Yankee
Tandem
Taylor
Yellowknife
Teck-Bughes
Temagaml Mines
Texas Calgary
\
Mar
1.92 Jun
90c May
15% Jan
74% Mar
15% Apr
Apr
79c
30c
Apr
Feb
80c
21% Mar
12c
Jan
18c
29%
Jan
35% Mar
1.30 Feb
2.04 Apr
30
30
310
1.75
1.80
3,150
5.10
5.80
810
1,00
1.00
1.10
5,200
70c
Feb
23c
26c
11c
Mar
23%
22%
24
23%
23
23%
1,732
97
97%
90
2.72
2.86
14,625
43c
43c
46c
—1
13 %c
7,850
37,000
5,700
73,300
.___
13c 14 %c
1,653
4,060
5.00 Jan
20% Apr
21
May
96
May
2.17 May
41 %c Feb
10c
May
"»%c Jan
May
Jan
36%'Jan
104%
Feb
3.40 Mar
68c
Apr
16%c Apr
16 %c Apr
52c
Apr
Feb
15% May
1.75 Jun
2.07 Jan
Jun
55c
15%c Jun
25c
35c
17c
18c
—,
13 %c
16c
7,000
2.25
2.20
2.33
13,200
3.09
10%c ll%c
12,182
10C
May
1
Apr
Apr
11
•
Mining
1.20
35%
Jun
1
—
5.80 Jun
35c
23c
15,200
7,500
Zulapa
11c
Jan
Feb
Jan
Apr
Apr
3.00 Apr
25c
14c
May
41c
46c
23,500
35c
May
70c
Jan
36c
42c
36c
1,503
36c
Jun
54c
Jan
Toronto Slock Exchange
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale I'riea
British
American
Brown
Eank
*
5
44y2
—»
40%
Note—
&
Dominion
General
Canadian
Industries
45c
Apr
90c
1.30 May
Jan
Apr
51
Feb
Feb
3.15 Jan
16 %c
60c
Apr
9% May
9 % May
Apr
Jan
Jan
89c
Feb
Jun
20%c
Feb
22
Jan
28%
Apr
57%
Jan
2.00
80
Mar
Canadian
far Weak
Shares
Range Slnee Jan. 1
wish
44%
45%
175
43
Feb
51
11.11%
685
10%
Jun
40
950
38% May
13% Apr
45
Mar
33
low
41
High
31
31
31
300
29
Feb
21%
21%
21%
410
17%
Jan
5.25
5,40
385
5.10 Jan
23%
925
20%
Jan
—
•
-
Apr
24% Apr
6.00 Jan
•
common—
29%
29%
23%
29%
189
28% Jan
32
Jan
*
Investments
20%
19%
20%
970
19
May
24
Jan
90
90
90
10
90
Jun
95
Jan
—
1
Lumber
__
*
Westinghouse
25%
——*
46%
5
Paper
Dalhousle
Bridge
Glass
Dominion
Oilcloth
—
43%
•
Oil
Dominion
Dominion
of
Mar
25
Sugar
Copper
Consolidated
DuPont
lalaa
Rang*
♦
Preferred
Coast
11
5
Canadian Marconi
Canadian Western
Feb
Waek'a
of Prices
50
Canadian
Feb
May
Curb Section
—_—1
Co
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Canada
-
Fanda
tow
Par
.
Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper—
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
•
4.80
550
4.20
Jun
6% Jan
23
25%
675
14%
Feb
25% Jun
165
46
Jan
62
Jan
14
46%
47
11%
11%
200
41%
43%
4,445
19c
6%
33% Jan
&
Linoleum
Securities
Canada
20c
4,110
20%
20%
20%
960
20
Feb
•
42
42
42
77
39
Feb
*
com—*
Preferred
19c
.
„
24%
Feb
4.20
•
—
l7e
Feb
Jan
.
May
43% Jun
25 %e Apr
24% Mar
45
Apr
33%
33%
104
33% Jun
24%
24%
639
24
May
90
90
15
90
Jun
Apr
29
Apr
94% Feb
128 131%
823
109
36
50
90
7%
131%
Feb
142% May
International vtiiities
5
47%
47%
48
833
38% Jan
Interprovincial Utilities
•
12%
12%
100
12
50% May
14
Feb
6
75
75
12%
77
200
73%
__
91%
91%
50
35
35
700
33% Feb
39
39
170
39
5.60
5.75
765
International
Loblaw
Paper common—
Inc
.—
May
Jun
90
Jan
*
Jun
3.95 May
10c
Apr
18c
10,662
15%
Jan
100
13%
Jan
Apr
27% May
16% Jan
MacLaren Power & Paper
Minn & Ontario Paper
Ogllvie Flour
•
2.50
•
common
__
__
"
45,000
61c
Fet
16c
Jan
1.20
Apr
pato
Consolidated
Pend
Oreille
Gold
26%
Jan
Southwest Petroleum
3.25
2.95
3.25
300
2.90 Mar
3.50
Jun
Third
*
20
19%
20%
276
100
100
20
1.22
11,000
10c 11 %c
12,000
7%
7%
150
1.22
1.23
2,710
42
42
•25
10 %c 11 %c
6,500
5.00
19% May
100
Jun
1.14 Jun
22 %c Feb
Universal
▼ukon
1.85
Apr
Apr
Apr
Jan
17c
10
10c
Mar
Jan
Mines
_1
1.43
Gen
;
Inv
Mar
15c
Products
Consolidated Gold Corp
Mat
a
4.00
4.00
125
68 V*
495
60
46%
400
46%
50c
50c
50c
500
40c
5%
5%
5%
100
10
62
*
1
__
67
_
24%
par value.
Odd lot sale (not included in year's
d
Deferred
8,994
2.00 May
2.75 Apr
e
Selling ex-interest.
l
6.90
6.85
7.00
2.25
9.00
f Flat
ZZZZZ—25c
2,300
90c
90c
94c
2,200
180
9% Feb
2o0
10% Mar
75c
Jan
May
11
Jun
11%
Jun
Feb
1.33 Feb
in
r
delivery sale (not included
year's
range).
66%
64c
1,905
11,500
24%
24%
110
(not included in year's range).
4.00 May
Feb
Jun
Mar
5% Mar
56
Apr
56c May
23% Apr
CANADIAN
t Ex-liquidating
100% Mar
42
Apr
52
Jan
6.75 Mar
5.15 Jan
71% May
54% May
50c
Jun
6%
68
68 %c
25%
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jun
MARKETS
dividend,
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges.
wd ^en delivered.
wiWhen Issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
price.
Cash sale
61
63c
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
No
2.10
10%
11%
5.50 May
46%
«
2.05
10
Jun
*
1
Tr
Feb
86
66%
*
FOOTNOTES FOR
Jan
43
5.65
15
Zellers
Feb
1
Corporation
Canadian
Feb
5%
40
Mines
Bros
Jan
26%
104
8c
1.21 May
Price
2.07
ZZ
5.80 Jan
60c
47% Apr
8%c Feb
17c
"~_1
Mines
1.10 Apr
18% Jun
1.80
1
May
10
12,000
1,725
3,529
Zenmac Metal
25
10 %c
13c
165
2.75
Mines
50
•
18c
19%
12 %c
1
31c
11%
Gold
Bear
25%
Z
common
19%
1
——
25%
Preferred
17c
17c
19%
Oil
Ridgeway
42
Jan.
*
A
—
Jan
ZZZ__Z__l
Mines
Pearson
Canuck
Yellorex Mines
May
•
65% May
11% Jan
Jun
41c
8%
common
Jan
43e
35c
*
Tamblyn
14
22c
«
Zinc
6.70
7%
Jan
3.40 Jan
Jan
2,219
21,600
38c
&
Feb
•
7.85 Jan
40c
1.40 May
2.05 May
5lc
15,250
1
Lead
Jun
Zl
Jan
8% Mar
70c
Yale
7
Sylvanlte Gold
Feb
35
Jun
24c
1.90
415
1.14
7
62c
1.80
6,400
1.18
3.25 Apr
Jun
26c
35% Feb
24c
•
12,595
l
Jun
69c
14%
17% May
10 %c
90c
24c
13%
Jan
Apr
152,469
<>oc
225
13%
1.80
17c
Z
Minerals
15
»
7%
Inlet Cons Gold
Switson Industries
2,398
2,615
15
Winnipeg & Central Gas—
Wright-Hargreaves
5.65
Surf
68%
11c
Jan
42%
58%
100.
69%
14%
69%
42c
100
Z
14
29C
7
.
I
14%
10 %c
16c
ZZZZZZZZ
10,500
37c
14
Jan
13c
25
8,410
70c
1
5.25
Preferred
Warrants
140,254
2.25
63c
1
20c
7
Jan
62
16% May
23c
Mines
Jan
55c
Jan
36c
14% Jan
5.8O
—
Gold
7
•
1.90
2.05
1
16c
common
105
.1
—
5.55
..
Mines.
Propane
Apr
8%
14%
Sudbury Contact
13%
22
34%
534
84c
7%
100
52c
43c
23%
2.98 May
•
—
Apr
1.16 May
44
8.60 Feb
Feb
l
——
Preferred
Feb
50
24
77c
7%
1.74
»
class
16%
230
2.60
80c
Jan
Feb
2.05
18%
13%
55c
10 %c
Oil
May
Apr
May
Jan
2.55
Bleep Rock .Iron Mines.
Surely
61%
11
80c
May
Jan
28c
ll%c
Sturgeon River Gold.
Sullivan
10%c 10 %c
15,650
23
'Bteel of Canada
Stuart
10%c
24,330
.;
1.70
Feb
11
Apr
5.40 Mar
Jan
•
class
5,017
*
May
29% Mar
May
93c
Soooner
Brock
Class
2.25 May
9.05
30C
Paving & Materials
35,600
Apr
8.55
62c
:
40c
40%
1.80
Petroleum—^-
(Geo)
90
1.50
11%
Oils
Weston
May
51% Jan
Feb
33,332
25c
Mines
3.85
Jan
1.40
17%
26c
38%
Jun
Jun
Spanish American Mines Ltd
Stadacona
2.82
08
15 %C
34C
-
Jan
47
55c
Oils..
Naco
Apr
85
1.30
Oil
ZZZZi
2.15
Ltd.
—
Warrants
Mar
479
19%
Union
13
13,020
47%
Southern
2.50
10% May
1.75 Jan
2.55
15%
Mar
3.90 Mar
155
Jun
5.00
Southam
Stedman
Jun
Jan
85
1.37
Roi
2,800
15%
May
1.65
20c
10% Apr
Jan
3.30
16 %c
90c
15%
OK
6.10 Jun
22c
68
May
53c
Apr
21% May
Mar
48%
1
...
32,570
1.19 Mar
48
—1
Valley
Class
2.00
Jun
26%
Mines
Van
Starrat
2.55
108
12%
Slocan
102
83%
B
Stanley
92%
Apr
Apr
Jun
12
Simpsons Ltd
standard
18
9,400
-50c
1,500
10,600
2.65
*
Coghlan
Jun
2.60
A
Western
Wiltsey
May
2.55
Mines
Western Leaseholds
Apr
16
2.55
1
25c
2,35
•
—
Petroleums
Jan
1.47
...
6.25
22 %c
Mines
24c
19c
Mines
6.15
25c
2.53
Petroleum
Wllrlch
Jun
Jun
26
6.25
•
ZZZi
Mines—
Willroy
Jan
Jun
...
660
...
Apr
Apr
10%
11c
Mimxi u
common
Mar
14c
100'/a
2.15
class
Apr
15% May
14% Jan
75c
common
Dairies
Mar
5.70 Mar
Feb
1.640
\
32
Yukeno Mines
101 y8
17c
30
58% May
28% Apr
65% Mar
May
40,140
Voting trust
Rigma Mines Quebec—
Sour is
1.20
15c
1.50
Gold
13
90c
8.90
Sliscoe
Feb
Apr
12c
.1
Sijverwood
34c
88c
-50c
Silver Standard
Apr
Apr
2.65 May
May
4.00 May
78%
Feb
18%c Jun
Mines
Jan
79
—1
Silver-Miller
102
15c
Gold
Malartie
Apr
17%
19'/.
25
W„
18c
1,400
92,500
Shawkey 1945 Mines
Breweries
2.64
42c
Sherritt Gordon
&
24%c
21c
6.60 Jun
10,500
Equipment
Pyrite Copper...
Jan
10% .11%
20 %c
20c
Winchester Larder
12'/a
Jan
59%
Waite Amulet Mines
Windward
475
Jan
fl SO
59%
j.
Feb
14,325
13e
18%c
40%
A__
Mines
Jan
4.65
Jan
:50
Oils
70c
14%
3.25
850
Jah
Feb
8
—25
-
-
Vlolamac
Vulcan
26c
4.30
..50
21%
_•
class
•Vico Explorations
Jun
14%
Sheep
Creek
27c
38c
preferred
21%
70c
Mfg
Jun
81
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawlnigan Water & Power corn-
21%
—_
Jun
19c
-50c
Mar
2,166
%
40c
Ltd
37c
7.25
5
„1
Oils
Jun
6.90
Feb
44%
86c
—Zi
.
Explorations
10c
11
__
Mar
22c
6.90
Western Decalta
90c
.
61
20 %C
-i
l
.1
A
Apr
22c
1,330
5,500
46
„
Ltd.
12c
113
Scarfe
49%
92c
27c
19c
Cement
48
3.75
9,000
56 %
Debentures.
Saskatchewan
Jun
49%
17
90c
4,913
2,830
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
137
—
17,500
17%
Gold
Jun
Ashley
Ltd— ...1
Mines
137
16%
30c
2.85 Jan
1.70 Mar
59%
102
1
Western Canada Breweries
Jun
58
.100
16,084
137
Western
98%
59
—1
15c
9.35
137
16%
*
Jun
10c
A
14o
9.15
Products
Jan
5,500
Apr
15c
41C
3.75
Walker G
17
13c
Feb
2.50
2.50 May
54e
Apr
137
65%
90c
Waterous
75c
11c
43c
64
40c
3.75
Feb
Jun
11c
39c
40c
*
Apr
Jan
11%
43c
49
9.30
Westeel
6.05
2.01 Mar
80c
1.56 Jan
1.60 Jan
1
Alloys
15c
•
1
Gold
Sand River
Apr
10
21c
8,116
17,416
Upper Canada Mines
34c
•
•
Uranium
Apr
Apr
23c
10
.
Jun
1.90
2.34
43% Mar
95,950
1,900
12,500
1,460
15,100
2.50 Mar
1.60 May
8%c Jan
1.80
2.14
Vanadium
Ike 13 % c
14%
Cement
Antonio
Slater
II,400
3.20
,*
Corp common
class A pfd
Class
25
89c
4.50
Lawrence
©uauco
11%
80c
80c
1
Lawrence
Sicks'
700
16
23c
common.
St
A
2.25
15%
1.95
Industries
Class
2.25
16
23c
22c 22'/a c
..
St
San
3.20
1.64
1.85
>
10
7% Mar
3.55
——*
41% May
1.80 Jan
1.30 May
285
1.85
Royal Bank of Canada—
St
27,700
9
22c
Mines
5%%
1.75
1.93
Roxana Oils
Rrissel)
Jun
8%
1
•.
A
Ryanor Mining
4.60
30c
1.10 May
5
Consolidated
Rights
Royalite Oil
Jun
May
5,800
98%
Roche Long Lac
Rowan
1.18
98%
Ltd
215
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
98%
Uranium
•rux-Ainaba&co
1.94
Corp
May
l
Mines
44%
13c
2.34
z*
75c
.....100
Paimer oil
Rio
44.
■
50c
l
pfd
Jan
Z_
Mines
2,040
70c
-
•
Aluminum
44%
Jun
Oils
Weecion
3.oj
1.47
l
.
May
40
Z
pfd
Z
Mar
1
MacDonald
°®*«P8r Uranium
Jun
40
500
Zioo
;
A
30
.1
...
.
Ltd
Regent
15
Mines
Inv class
18c
i
Mines
Explorations
1.60
32c
792
42
—i
24% Jun
26%
1.10
♦
...
Jan
42
40
:
ZZZ
B____ZZZZ
.
1,345
50C
1.15
28c
41%
42
_
ZZ—
preferred
United Reno Hill
West
1
Ravrock
11
.
4,900
50C
Rainville Mines Ltd
24c
42
•
B
United
Feb
_•
Ltd class
United
Class
2.55 Jun
Apr
5.75 May
Z—•
10,131
26
9,500
Feb
28 c
,
pfd—.
3.70
26
__
Radiore Uranium Mines
Rare
4.85 Mar
Jun
24% Mar
58c
56%
Jah
3.50 Apr
32c
Feb
21%
65%
Union Gas of Canada
Union Mining „.
Ventures
9%c Jan
1.05
Mar
300
Z*
:
;
Tobacco
Vandoo
Jun
Mar
40
22
™+
—
—
Oil
2.75 May
Jun
21
36% Jan
Feb
Jun
Jun
*
Pipeline—,
Trend Petroleum
45c
1.91
16% Jan
50
21%
Prairie
Apr
1.65
30
37
!.
Moiyitain~bu Pipe LineTranscontinental Resources
23c 24 %c
l
Quemont
59,675
.19,409
20
37
3.00 Feb
54c
*
Trans Era Oils
Viceroy
Quebec Chlbougamau Gold
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador Develop
3.45
20
—-i
Feb.
1.75
15C
3.10
37
IZZio
Trlad
May
19%
40
ZZZ
Tuckett
52
6c
37c
3,030
1.50 May
24%c Jun
.—1
2.20 Mar
1.60 Apr
9,000
42%
Trans
May
18c
„
41c
41%
20
preferred
2.25 Apr
Jan
'
37C
41%
B
2.25 Apr
May
May
May
12,700
Explorations—
Empire Oils
b'/c
Trans
3.40
1.76 Feb
28C
.20
Trans-Canada
53
Feb
2.08
Class
25
1.35 Jan
12%
1
_»
-
Gold
99c
25 %c
3.20
TrustsZZZZZZZ
Toronto Iron Works class A.
% Jun
May
40
Jun
12c
*
-
Electric
1.93
12%
12c
;
...
25c
65C
*
11
Jan
12%
I
;
;
Border
36c
7.85 Mar
23%
May
39 %c Jan
22%
10,932
,
26c
Traders Finance class A.
1.90 Jan
High
11,330
ZIo
—
Towagmac Exploration
1.60
.
Low
1.64
Rights
Toronto Elevators
General
Rang* Since Jun. 1
High
1.53
39c
;
6.75 Mar
Jun
75c
JAn
LOW
Mines-
Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto
Ikuw
-_1
;
Gold
for Week
1.60
Tiara Mines
Tombill
8*IM
Range
Par
Thompson-Lundmark
1.53 Mar
50%
Preston East Dome
Pronto Uranium Mines
Provo
275
14,200
44,322
31c
__l
Inc.
M
5%
1.00
1.53
19c
.
#
Powell Rouyn Gold
Premier
May
Feb
11%
River
President
80c
May
23c
39%
—*
British
Oils
Power Corp
Prairie Oil
43,790
Feb
43c
10
Uranium
Oils
Jun
195c
85c
l
Development
Powell
11c
37%
....
Gold Mines
Poplar
27c
9%C Jan
15,300
11'/a
Mineral
&
Gold
27,600
37,800
12c
1.99
39 %
Mines
Crow
Pioneer
Feb
.5
Petrol Oil & Gas
Pickle
Jan
77
—1
common...
—
Gold
12%
.50
Pipeline
Peoples Credit
Perron
660-
1.41
1.41
—1
.
13c 14 %c
5%
River Nat-Gas
21,195..
3Gc.37%c
88c
.50c
!
11c
87c
Ltd
Mines
Apr
18% Apr
92
Apr.
78c
Apr
May
1
Petroleums
16c
Feb
1.04
Drilling
Pembina
R
90
13 VaC
-
Paymaster Consol
P
18%
Week's
ef Prices
Last
Sale Prlee
High
Jan
16
1
Amalgamated Mines.
Peace
11c
88
1
Mines
Pathfinder
7,000
18
,10c
Paramaque Mines
Parbec
Pater 1 Uranium
Low
13c
54c
Uranium
Pan Western oils
Parker
High
12 %c
.
Porcupine
Consol
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
88%
Page Hersey Tubes.
Pamour
Low
1
—1
Shares
Friday
for Week
*r rr ice*
Sale Price
faulic
Sales
Range
Par
Pacific
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JUNE 22
Week's
Last
Ex-rights,
Ex-stock dividend.
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4f
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
48
.
.
Monday, June 25, 1956
.
(3052)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for Friday, June 22
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
1.63
Puna
At/»iueen
■
Inc
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc___l
Associated Fund Trust
—
Atomic Development
Mutual Fund Inc*
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Hough ton Fund "R" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Fund
Aft ilia ted
1.79
6.08
6.58
4.02
Institutional
10.18
1.58
1.74
Institutional
Intl
Investment
10.29
9.23
Johnston
Fund-l
Keystone
Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)
1
26.05
27.19
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
25.42
27.73
19.14
20.83
10.92
11.92
9.57
10.45
12.15
13.26
4.27
"
10>/4
14.22
16.69
18.04
10.92
11.80
5
22.58
24.41
Ltd
*
Fund Inc
1
General Fund
.(1954) Ltd-.
1
CanAdian Fund Inc-------—\
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
Century Shares Trust—'——1
Chemical Fund Inc
JOo
12.95
14.20
4%
3%
8.04
12.75
Canada
13.78
1
K-l (Income Pfd Stocks)
1
K-2 (Speculative Pfd Stks)__l
8-1 (High-Grade Com Stk)__1
8-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
8-3 (Speculative Com Stk)__1
8-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
21.48
Knickerbocker
•19.85
23.17
25.05
17.29
18.70
Commonwealth Stock Fund——X
Composite Bond & Stock
137
142
15.91
17.20
17%
6.89
14.43
14.58
59.03
59.63
Fund
X38.97
Capital
Mutual,
3.48
Trust
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
Aviation
19.79
National Investors
1
9.99
Building
shares
9.22
National Security
1
———1
10.90
6.93
1
8.81
1
1
6.17
shares
shares
Bteel
Tobacco
5.19
1
8.60
22.04
Income
5.13
Dividend
7.50
Stock
11.89
14.86
16.06
New
4.06
4.45
New
7.76
8.43
of
10.24
11.22
Stock
10.12
Putnam
12.65
7.18
7.87
8.96
Scudder,
9.82
14.21
12.26
13.42
7.34
8.05
6.68
9.41
10.31
8.85
9.70
15.54
17.01
8.98
9.35
1
of Canada
Stevens
Selected
•
1
1.25
4.25
Roe
Inc
16.81
17.32
United
3-1-57
1-56
11-
1-56
b3.20
3.00%
5-
1-56
11-
1-56
b3.20
3.00%
1956
1956—":
1956—
2,
1956
9,
(Wash D C)
Re-insurance
8.89
11.98
17.30
7.15
Guaranty Trust
Hanover
Westchester
Franklin
&
Columbian
Natl
Connecticut
(N
Assn
Ins
of
Life
General
Amer
Ins
Life
Continental
Assurance
Continental
Casualty
rrum
&
Forster
Co
Co
Inc
of
Group Assoc
Reinsurance
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire A^sn of Philadelphia
Franklin
Fund
of
&
120
218
226
33
36 %
Merchants
Fire
5
Assurance
Merchants & Manufacturers
29
New
4
Hampshire Fire
113
90
5
5
128
New
York
North
10
5%
2
46%
Republic
10
41%
Fire
Hartford Fire Insurance
Hartford
Steamboiler
Home
__
1
34
36
Co
50
250
Bank
—16
'61
64
Commerce——10
41
44
12.50
33
36
10
30
33
10
59
61
50
54
of
N
40%
41%
25 y2
28
Bk
Trust
18
20
._25
25
205
Detroit
*
25
51%
54%
31%
33%
Phoenix_5
28
30
Trust—25
108
116
Nat'l Bank—12.50
(N
J)
10
(Ariz.)—
Bank of
Natl
Pittsburgh—
8
Nat'l
Mellon
5/a
421/2
215
Bank
&
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr„20
St.
39
of
349
of
10
Tr_
Bank & Trust Co
County
673i
.
5
Fire
31%
Boatmen's
First
National
National
21 >/2
23
Mercantile
20
66 3A
69 3 i
St
Bank
Y._
of
10
39
43
Bank
35
San
.
Albany
_
Recent
Calif
20
Bank-
Power 37/8S—1956
Commonwealth
12.50
67
Bank
17
56
60
Co_
25
54%
58%
Trust
20
77%
82%
10
Amer N T & S
101 %
Phoenix
57%
1936
99%
100%
Penna
102%
102%
Southern
100%
101%
Wisconsin
101
24%
75%
3%s
80%
90%
Providence-Washington
10
24%
55%
Reinsurance Corp
13
3%s
61%
Republic
70
39%
St
6.25
55%
84
89
Seaboard Surety Co
10
61%
65%
43%
46
Security
10
42
69
Springfield
10
53%
10
1986
& Pow 3%s_198S
56%
21
101
103%
104
Salt
Mfg
Calif
1981
100%
101%
1981
3.45s
Gas
37/as
102
3%s
37/as
1980
Electric
_1986
97%
23
Standard
36
37%
29%
31
US
41%
44
US
Life
&
Marine
Haven)
Fire
&
Marine
Fire
U
(New
Travelers
Fla)_2V2
Fire
5
CoIZIlo
152
160
10
96
104
5
48
47
S
Kentucky
Util
Lowenstein
3%s
(M)
77%
•No
60%
tEx-100%
23%
26%
JEx-2-for-l
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
I—
the
a
2
27
29
2
28%
30%
4.25 %
102%
98%
105%
1
Oil—
preferred
Kaiser Alum 4%%
88%
99%
100%
55%
5S
111%
112
89%
1986
3%s
50
pfd_100
»_>
conv
4.44%
Power
&
preferred
Light—
100
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
49
57%
in
102%
Louisiana
Elec
Narragansett
72%
Co
102
57%
46
Insurance
1986
Sons—
1981
5
3
&
4%s
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__l0
Accident
98
104%
98%
45
86
100%
i986
Stocks—
75
37%
Ask
1986
3%s
Anderson-Prlchard
15
59%
2
10
3%s
Power
Houston Light
25%
52 %
Paul
40
101%
Power
61
23
lo
(N Y)
Insurance (Texas)
'38
Bid
Mohawk
Elec
Georgia
53%
5
Co
A__6.28
Bonds—(Cont.)
Niagara
1986
Duke
a4
48%
10
Co
Insurance
78
10
36
II_5
-
Franciscoof
Pen 11 a
72
10
Indemnity
Peerless
Trust
Union
Whirlpool-Seeger
Fire
Pacific
Ask
100%
Edison—
3%s
12%
pacific
5
49%
55%
Security Issues
Bid
Oregon
39
10
67%
Louis
Florida Power & Lt 3%s___1986
2.50
3.33%
32=14
10
47%
Louis—
.10
10
Trust Co
Bonds—
33%
River
31
10
260
Angeics—
Valley
643i
7%
&
Co
Bank
Phoenix
—2
2
i
38
%
National Bank
Paterson
—5
5
Y
Bank
of
Security-First
47
337
t
City
Bank
l,os
100
43
100
States Trust
Albany, N.
State
44%
Northeastern
10
American
:
Gulf Life (Jacksonville
United
50%
5
Newark
Life
335
13
Casualty
63%
76/2
Inc
350
100
200
Bank
Jersey City—
National
Bank
.25
25
Bank
Trade Bank &
17
34
4
Co
435
58%
16
5
•
90-
89
312
;
Detroit-
Bank
137
A
Northwestern National Life
Insurance (Minn)
60%
State
306
420
First
10
Co
Trust
National
Savings
Trust
National
10
41%
102%
4%
11%
39%
Northern
56 %
53%
127
5
5
134
96%
&
:_10Q
Bk_100
Bank
&
80
-86
38%
Massachusetts Bonding
27%
270
(J P)
Trust—25
35
2.50
F)
Great
Hanover
113
10
1
5
4
(S
General Reinsurance Corp
Gflans Falls
Globe
20
Co—20
Security National Bank
Huntington
(L I)
Sterling National
88%
Life Insurance Co of Va
Lincoln National Life
Maryland
Casualty,
Amsterdam
85
81
5
Brook
York
15%
New
105
85%
54%
78
10
Trust
Trust
Freeport
Rye
Ask
14%
36%
250
Bid
50%
5
32%
32
33%
2
Cleveland
&
,
Y
Trust
County
Island
Ask
Bid
.
Hartford
20
N
Long
121
53%
10
99.427
Trust—33%
&
National
Connecticut
31
Irving
Kings
19
%
10
28
9.26
116
National Union Fire
Nationwide Corp class
J)__5
99.473
99.413
Connecticut—
7.66
10
1
22%
48
Trust
National
37
Ins—
C)
N
19%
10
Federal
Amer_5
99.467
Cleveland—
52
10
(Greensboro
4
Employees
Employees
Firemen's
4%
1.25
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
Fireman's
28%
32
34
Royal
National Fire
5
Life
4
27 v2
50
(The)
Bank
National
Central
25 V2
10
New
26%
10
Colonial
27%
30'/a
188
Bank
National
24%
Shippers
Ins
42
28
180
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
Life
Companies Inc
.
Harris
30
Co
Bank
Meadow
5
Boston Insurance Co
Camden Fire
39
Square
Trust
Life
First
Union
Bank—
Manufacturers
Standard
46 34
63
20
Natl
National
14.86
Jefferson
National
45
63%
Rochelle
New
Franklin
13.63
North
99.523
77
City Natl Bank and
Continental
Illinois
Bank
8.47
of
99.578
99.513
Par
58
10
Co
City
11.20
of
10
York
New
First
5
10
Trust
&
7.01
Co
99.623
99.564
Northern Trust Co
Investing Corp;
Mutual
Insurance
99.668
Companies
50 V*
Y)
Fund
p®r
99.610
Ask
66
20
National
of
Bid
48 V2
:
Bank
Fiduciary Trust
Companies
,
August 23, 1956
August 30, 1956
September 6, 1956
September 13, 1956
September 20. 1956—
64
&
6.63
6.25
—
American Surety Co
Bankers
1
31
Bk
State
Federation
5.88
39%
99.342
99.903
99.855
99.811
99.759
99.715
266
Bank—10
Tr__25
Exchange
Corn
15.92
Ask
1956-
99.935
99.891
99.847
*
Inc
Ask
Bid
10
.Empire Trust
13.36
.30%
Dollar ValM
99.656
August 16,
253
12.50
13.87
Street
3.05%
Chicago—
8.13
Ltd
Fund
1-57 wi
4-
99.983
100
York
6.07
Income
-
Ask
York—
10.96
5.44
28%
-
12.73
Line
1-57
Dollar Value
99.802
99.749
99.703
1956
New
9.13
12.36
36%
———
1956
26,
August
12.49
Inc
28%,
.
12,
19.
6.54
Canada
2-56
7-
3.40s
1-
2-56
99.981
1956—
28,
Trust
Inc
24%
3.35%
2-
1-58
Chase Manhattan Bank
Fund
22%
3.30%
b3.40
1-56
6-
Bankers
Fund
36
3.25%
b3.40
5-
10.30
Shares-
Science Fund
Funds
Investors
69%
3.20%
b3.35
'
Inc__
186
3.10%
b3.30
3.55%-
13.39
Wisconsin
34
b3 30
3.50%
15.05
Whitehall
65%
2-57
2-57 wi
2.95%
New
11.94
175
1-
b3.15
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.
130
3.05%
2-56
1-56
Bank of
11.57
Rid
b3.25
4-
7-
b3.2-5
50
10-
12.88
10.92
120
3.50%
3-56
2-56
10.51
8.35
Fund—
Income Fund
Value
3
12-
42-
Ask
12-
1-56
3.30s
First
Accumulated
Bid
Due
1-56
6-
3.10%
Par
10.57
10
(Newark N J)__2%
Mercury
American
94.8
3-
Bank & Trust
11.49
—
Value Line Fund Inc
10
Amer Ins Co
Amer
94.26
2.95%
2.95%
County Trust Co
(White Plains N
Inc
Dated
Rate
;
2.85%
Commercial
Continental Fund
United
Ask
2.60%
2.75%
Chem
Wellington Fund
Co_5
96.22
94
1961
b3.10
Morgan
Assurance
1,
b3.15
13.84
United
Insurance
Home
April
b3.05
40.50
United
Wall
American
95.14
97.14
97.21
94.18
1-56
12.64
Fund
Washington
5
96.4
95.6
1-56
38.00
United
9.67
16.61
10.54
Assur
95.28
4-56
9.71
United Funds Inc—•
10.19
& Casualty_5
preferred
5
100.4
I960
8-
12.25
of Boston-
Investors
& Farnham
11.46
Equitable
1.
9-
Investment Corp.-
Street
4.67
8.82
16.13
9.75
coov
Oct.
10-
1-55
11.91
Investors
State
10.49
•1.25
1 %s
1-55
a23.78
Fund
(Edson B)
Sovereign
16.36
American Fidelity
98.4
,100.2
97.6
97.19
96.14
3-56
13.73
Shares
Amer
Southwestern
12.44
14.95
American
98.24
97.28
1-
11-
a36.94
Texas
7.04
11.36
b3.00
2-56
7-
Clark
&
7.72
lc
lc
lc
lc
;
3-55
10-
Bid
Due
Dated
August
25
2
99.10
98.16
1958
12.49
23
Automobile
99.12
•
47%
Templelon Gwth Fund of Can-
American
100.8
99.12
99.7
l%s
14.08
11.49
& Clark—
Stock Fund
Shareholders Trust
Smith
12.95
44 %
Inc—1
3.16
10
1,
Ask
Bid
~ ~
2%s June 15, 1958—
1|%S Oct. 1, 1958
1%S Feb. 15, 1959
l%s April 1, 1959
l%sOct. 1, 1959
l%s April 1, I960
99.31
99.30
-
July
7.24
2.87
Life
99.5
1957
July
31.74
6.70
lc
—lc
Agricultural Insurance Co
I'As April
Stevens
X9.32
Aetna
98.28
United States Treasury Bills
12.86
Aetna Insurance Co
,
.
3.45%
12~37
io
98.20
12-
July
31.42
1
11.80
& Surety
100.1
99.30
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)—..
2s Aug. 15, 1957
—
l%s Oct. 1, 1957
,
3.00%
Stock
Growth
12.06
Par
1956
1958
3.05%
a30.82
of Boston Inc—1
Income Fund
1
1
Aetna Casualty
100.6
99.4
1957
1.
15,
3 00%
14.73
Fund—
lc
Mortgage Assn20.
3.125%
22.37
Sterling Investment Fund Inc_
Television-Electronics Fund
Fund—lo
99.30
:• 99.22
1957
15.
2.95%
20.15
J3.55
Fund Inc
Scudder,
Common
6.09
18.47
21.93
Fund
(Geo)
2.87
Bank
100.3
100.4
100.1
100.2
1956-,.
1956-
15,
2.80%
July 5,
*
Inc
Fund
16.96
Institutional
103%
102%
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
June
Stein
Inst Foundation Fund
97.12
20,
Nov.
Maturity—
Ask
Bid
1
.
.
Science & Nuclear Funds
Scudder
2.62
Fund
1960
point represent one or more 32nda of a point
Notes—
Aug.
15.35
13.62
incorporated Investors
Institutional Shares i,td—
1,
Natl
3 %s
/
1, 1956
15, 1957
Feb.
14.01
1
Fund
15.69
Incorporated
*
Indebtedness—
of
•
2.50
Inc
Fund Inc
11.09
12.98
1
Inc
Inc
Rowe)
(T
1
Income
Federal
99.26
Bid
Shares—
10.64
Inc
1,
.
100.7
99.18
33
Corp
Fund
Fund
Fund
Pioneer
Price
11.55
31
12.05
Inc
100
99.29
100.4
1957——:—
1,
1957
1,
3.56.
Securities
1
Fund
Feb.
3%s May 1, 1971
1956
Sept 4,
June
22.45
1956
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Baydock
2 %s
6.83
20.77
1
Trust
American
Street
Pine
¥.34
6 25
1
Ltd
Canada
Philadelphia
3.49
15.48
1
Stock Series
England Fund
Capital Fund
a24.76
Hudson Fund
97.22
York
Peoples
18.14
3.21
Series
Series
Series
8.05
16.55
Series—
Growth
North
7.34
Series
9.71
.
96.22
97.12
100.9
100.6
1957—
15,
9.40
Series
Preferred
Puritan
Utility shares
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
1960
96.12
Rate
Series—
12.44
shares
RR equipment shares
Railroad stock shares
97.2
:
6.74
4.75
Corp
11.00
Bond
Railroad
1959
99.29
99.26
Shares—
—1°
Mining shares
Petroleum shares
1,
l%s April
9.63
Inc
Corn.
Series
23.79
7.67
Fullr administered shares—lc
General bond shares
—lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares__lc
Merchandising shares
lc
May
l%s May
7.57
64.23
*c
shares
Food
2%s
1%S Oct. 1,
2%s March
11.91
14.16
lc
Equipment shares
1957-
2m
10.80
10.88
Capital Growth Fundlc
Chemical shares—-------Jc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lo
Electronics & Electrical
15,
Treasury
21.41
3.11
Fund
beneficial
7.24
*c
ic
«
shares
97.26
Jan.
•
3.78
19.15
interest
1
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc-1
Trust
4.69
1
1
Corp
97.18
10.86
10.30
20.62
1
99.6
1958
42.13
9.90
Shares
Invest
22.25
J
98.28
1,
al4.69
Mutual
Balanced
•
Investors
•
Fund
8.48
Fund Inc
—5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc-1
Founders Mutual Fund—
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common ^stock ^series
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2
1958
Nov.
11.66
2.84
Fidelity
General
General
10.79
16.94
}
1,
2 %s
100
Stock
1
13.93
of
Fund
——
*
Blectronics Investment Corp__l
lauity Fund Inc
——29?
Federated Fund of New Eng—1
2%s May
100.7
37.74
Trust-l
1
Massacnusetts
12.13
Bond
Gas
34.91
1
9.40
Stock
100.7
100.4
2%s
8.83
Inc
Mutual
Baton
100.4
1956-
2%s Dec.
3.53
8.06
Growth
Life
1956.
15,
Maturity—
3.74
X3.20
Investors
11.03
1
Inc
Industries Fund Inc
3.39
lc
shares
12.71
Shares
Futures
lc
Inc—lOc
shares
Investors
Mass
15,
99.29
99.26
1957
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
3.27
Massachusetts
98.12
Oct.
Nov.
2%s Jan.
3.75
2.97
shares
Fund
98.2
3%s March
5.31
3.40
7.53
2.50
& Howard—
Balanced Fund
4.82
16 Ve
Investing Co Inc—
.—1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc—
Delaware Fund
Diversified Growth
dtock Fund—
_
Diversified Investment Fund„l
Diversified Trustee Shares-
Fund Inc
lc
„
Bond
1957-56
2s
4.49
r
lc
—1
Dreyfus
4.08
shares—lc
Petroleum
Metal
1,
,
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport
Oct.
2.95s
5.36
19.93
.
l%s
Certificates
17.98
Manhattan
100.3
Figures after decimal
16.54
•
100
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2.82
Industries
1956.
15,
2%s June
6T6
X18.33
—1
Dividend
Fund—*
shares
Paper
5.65
4.87
General
15,
14%
X2.56
13.71
99.28
Oct
3%s Feb.
a45.57
lo
Electrical
1957
Feb
12.94
shares
Automobile
10.24
1,
7.04
11.84
Inc__1
Fund
May
12.23
6.42
Equipment shares.lc
22.81
ntll.
Series
Stk
Sayles Mutual
Managed Funds—
15,100
12.61
—|
Fund Inc
j
Vegh
Insurance
9.42
Composite
Concord Fund Inc
—-—--*•
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
irAdf
TnC
De
Insurance
Life
3.30s
11.37
11.35
—25c
Loomis
3.S
100.2
15.53
10.41
100.2
100
13.57
14.23
Investors Inc—_1
Life
21.01
Inc
m
17.09
12?44
100
1956.
16,
18.65
—1
Fund—
Lexington Trust Fund—
6.18
14,500
Bonds)
(Discount
B-4
'
5.64
Christiana Securities com—100
Preferred —
109
Colonial Fund Inc
*
Commonwealth Investment
1
Tv»
B-3
7.40
California
.i.
B-2
100
1956.
3.50s
a21.55
3.91
1956-
3.15s
6.85
9'A
1956
14,
Sept.
July
Aug. 15.
Sept. 17,
3%s
11.25
6.25
Mutual
2%s
100
3.50s
10.72
Boston—1
24.61
_
9.81
Jefferson Custodian Funds Inc_l
13.08
Fund
1
6.53
(The)
100.2
99.29
3.20s
5.12
15.81
of
Ask
Bonds—
Bank
Land
Federal
Banks—
Loan
Home
3%s
13.53
4.68
8.49
Bullock Fund
Federal
3.05s
12.37
America
Trust
7.83
6.01
22.89
'
7.15
14.49
1
Blair Holdings Corp—
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
Boston Fund Inc
--1
Bowling Green Fund Inc
10c
Corp
of
Co
12.43
lc
Inc
Fund
Resources
Investment
Beneficial Corp
Broad Street Invest
11.36
Bid
Ask
Bid
(Com/—
Fund, lc
Income Fund_lc
Insur Fund—lc
Growth
32nds of a point
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
Ask
Ltd
ouares
Institutional
4.29
9.32
Xn&uvuuuiiai
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Far
Mutual Funds—
.
Net
par
value
asset
b Bid
^
stock dividend
split,
yield price,
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
value.
k Admitted to listing on
Stock Exchange
t New
x
the New York
y
issued,
Ex-rights.
99%
100%
Volume 183
Number 5545
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(3053)
Third Federal Reserve
District—PhiladelphiaWeek
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings this week
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
will show
an
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief
us
at
the week follows:
1954
2,017, 528
S
'
*1,691,124
6.1
—
1,502,958
2,965,024
2,108, 105
—23.8
6,044, 722
1,202,000, 000
-—24.7
1,144,000,000
—
1,441,442S
1,435,82:*
t
5,492,701
7.5
\1,975,1**
5,431,01<>
1,204,000,000
4,071,308
4,051, 743
6,866,032
7,844, 658
—12.5
6,494,081
7,215,647
3,775,911
York
4,314, 019
—12.5
3,634,359
3,273,927
—17.9
8,174,527
9,954, 132
17,669,123
17,430,287
18,174, 271
20,888 385
1,180,172,299
Delaware—Wilmington
1,2*79,388,290
_
New Jersey—Trenton
Total
1999
$
'
7.0
+
1,607,107
Wilkes-Barre
-
16—
or
4,552,700
Scranton
At this center
June
Inc.
Dec. %
1,112,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
Our comparative summary for
gain for the week ending Friday of 9.5%.
a
Chester
1,990, 727
1,894,697
Lancaster
clearings will be
$24,408,274,463 against $22,080,765,566 for the same week in 1955.
2,130,607
Bethlehem
Our preliminary totals stand
9.6% above those of the corresponding week last year.
$
'
Pennsylvania—Altoona.
cities
all
Ended
1955
$
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, June 23, clearings for
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly
there is
1956
increase compared with a year ago. Pre¬
dfr
(11
cities)
0.5
+
'',599,574
10,092,088
2.8
—
'
16,927,905-
-m
16,§&6.19«
I?;l34,966
15,034,m
1,212,134,780
1,269,390,&2»
•
-
7.8
—
3,*05,21»
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
week
Ending
•
23—
June
1.
Boston
1,505,000,000
-
Kansas
City
San
Cleveland
57,322,500
58,269,000
12,084,607
13,476,720
Youngstown_
14,149;494
14,924,015
460,160,070
442,901,404
1,420,028,732
+
+
17.5
367,972,582
+
6.1
(7
1
cities)
21.7
538,805,141
Total
+ 17.8
390,597,821
i
10,059,407
262,711,721
264,583,263*
502,156,951
539,0.2,279
51,209,900*
1.6
■51,867,700
—10.3
10,060,123
5.2
12,624,254
10,681,64#
3.9
399,546,363
414,903,386-
0.8
1,249,357,561
1,301,053,863*
—
—
+
west
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
-
$23,309,084,598 $21,232,856,229
+
+
6.0
847,909,337
+
6.0
$24,208,274,463 $22,080,765,566
+
South Carolina—Charleston
9.8
4,239,546,690
4,315,752
4,386,597
;
Richmond--——
*
23,492,080
181,591,789
;'
23,807,000
...
193,107,436
1.6
+
—
3,982,487
3,149.81*
1.3
20,640,000
6.0
—
187,838,905
19,748,000
186,642,911
5,748,091
337,088,546
9.6
7,162,608
all
Total
five days.
1
All cities, one
»/
4,495,949,325
cities, five days.
day____
Total all cities for week^_
899,189,865
+ 15.6
6,068,596
Maryland—Baltimore
Other cities,
10,616,982
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
+10.7
$18,813,135,273 $16,993,309,539
Ten cities, five days.
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
10,390,449
1.1
4.9
1,430,821,298
654,838,154
633,186,445
——J
+ 10.5
+
—
> 9.9
415,820,259
771,360,000
Baltimore
I—II
Columbus
506,223,176
Francisco
Pittsburgh
602,848,945
Mansfield
9.0
+
352,600,000
387,600,000
Louis
St.
12,189,573
286,151,641
573,607,294
16.7
+
442,389,586
482,204,962
______
13,473,625
289,223,142
»—13.6
815,150,308
_,
•
Cincinnati,
Cleveland
+ 26.4
1,290,000,000
704,689,107
Philadelphia
Ohio—Canton
9.5
+
985,751,522
1,246,316,825
!
Chicago
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
." %
1955
1956'
$12,185,956,937 $11,129,981,987
York
New
368,301,437
359,039,893
2.6
District Of Columbia—Washington-
138,242,113
155,822,907
—11.3
334,599,601
127,744,159
724,297,688
743,255,596
—
2.6
680,873,748
Total
8,283,072
cities)
(6
-
-
+
loO,914,551*
683,291,945
-
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
"
in
issue of
our
ends
next
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch
week.
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
are
Tennessee—Knoxville
the week
as
not available at time of going to press.
■
i
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
has to be estimated.
cases
'
In
we
the elaborate detailed
able to give final and complete results of the
are
Jun^
16.
For that week there
the whole country
Macon
at this
center
was
an
Outside of this city there was a loss of 2.4%,
showing
an
—
week ended
clearings for
and from this
note that in
we
(including this city) the totals show
and in the Boston Reserve District of 15.3%
loss of
a
7.8%.
In the
gain of 5.8%
a
District
but in the Philadelphia Reserve
Cleveland
7.943 ,859
8,217,237
6,303 ,707
223,066 ,170
185,801,324
:
Alabama—Birmingham
202,240 ,603
Mobile
12,412, ,491
16,554,112
776,388
579, 400
192,955,833
189,203 ,303
1,184,314,323
1,202,957,803
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Orleans
(10 cities).
Total
9.1
—
30,746,065
*32,411,728
3.1
114,993,086
351,700,000
349,500,000
3.6
—
114,961,619
1.8
—
—
6,576,589
8,154,50a
'
225,532,811
-
Seventh Federal Reserve
+ 30 4
5,999,180
5,432,3.5
1.1
173,145,162
162,214,887
8.1
154,278,467
155,390,368
+
—
33.4
+ 34.0
534,772
10,118,718
602,507
+
2.0
184,819,816
167,569,553
—
1.5
1,035,590,488
*1,006,38*7,750
0.1
2,801,558
4.7
17,169,028
+
12,828,818
Reserve District the totals
are
*
3,301,363
Lansing
3,306,280
22,658,695
21,648,038
10,345,881
9,732,182
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Bend
Haute
—
+
5.9
—
and in the Atlanta Re-
:
8,620,603
District by
serve
1.5%.
The Chicago Reserve District registers
decline of 2.1%,
a
9,600,651
77,788,000
76,308.000
—18.9
13,858,869
10,108,490
19,070,896
5,043,870
136,077.421
7,002,539
+
58,320,563
44,899,234
16,634,288
16,627,002
Sioux
the St. Louis Reserve
District of 5.0%
and
in the Minneapolis Reserve District of
City
Dlinois—Bloomington
-
t-
*
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is a decrease of 3.0%, in the Dallas
.
•.'*!'
.
"
v
..
....
we
furnish
a summary
1,121,079,615
1,146,973,133
6,569,334
6,816,430
;
-
Peoria
by Federal Reserve Districts:
Total
-
-16,312,145
20,376,028
-
11,688,819
11,540,354
6,555,769
7,506,478
1,525,269,861
1,557,480,018
•
Springfield
following
3,031,829
2,476,686
—
:
Decatur
Rockford
Reserve District of 4.8% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 6.2%.
In the
-
—
Chicago
4.2%.
—
(17 cities)
8,726,39a
9,276,253
0.4
7,512,900
T
...
+
5,125,338
Rapids
Des Moines.
fi*
+ 13.3
123,077,082
Iowa—Cedar
■,
85,650,000
-
15,470,923
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
i.
2,252,751
14,951,290
1.6
105,087,594
7.3
5,847,561
+
29.9
41,417,989
+
0.1
'.X
3,778,774.
9.6
15,650,617
+
3,749,240.
103,427,421
'
smaller by 0.8%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 2.6%
,4*
11,416,140
12,937,624
85,965,000
Indianapolis..
South
"
V
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Terre
record
130.256 ,918
395,200, 000
the bank clearings
increase of 6.2%j, We group the cities according to the
the New York Reserve District
totals
previous week
increase of 1.8%, the aggregate
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located
the
present further below,
we
having amounted to $22,727,998,329 against $22,327,076,826 in the
week in 1955.
same
statement, however, which
t
Augusta
Plorida—Jacksonville
■
*35,751, 412
32,515,830
7,660,077
4
126,212,230
388,088,481
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
—
—18.3
2.3
1,012,651,603
3.6
<
2,267,526
-7-
—
,
,
4,b52,067
—19.9
10,161,078
.
15,884.115
1.3
—
5,328,57©
36,010,020
12,127,22©
2,466,93a
1,070,134,891
4,204,975
16,002,171
.
8.844.43H
.
—12.7
5,861,990
5,757,84*
2.1
1,352,976,425
1,390,001,30
1.7
—
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1956
;;
Week
Ended
let Boston
12
2nd New York
;3rd
.
Bth
Philadelphia
Inc.
784,271,066
680,124,301
11,553,013,577
"
1,180,172,299
1,279,383,200
7
H
1,420,028,732
1,430,821,298
Richmond
6
"
724,297,088
743,255,596
__10
"
1,184,314,323
1,202,957,863
Chicago
17
"
1,525,269,861
1,557,480,018
8th St. Louis
4
-
690,585,583
726,953,847
Sth Minneapolis
7
**
599,849,405
625.948.425
10th Kansas City,.
11th
ft
**■
644,753,284
664,923,883
6
**
528,966,845
555,862.851
10
**
1,225,934,390
1,306,341,877
109
.
"
22,727,998,329
22,327,076,826
11,092,741,063
11,367,811,246
,,
,
'
.
—
—
11,949, 184,463
10,959,891,403
1,212 ,134,780
1,269,390,829
0.8
1,249 ,357,561
1,301,056,863
2,6
1,352, ,976,425
1,390,001,343
657 ,885,533
659,759,290
4.2
591, 787,689
545,370,608
Francisco.
Total
;
Outside
-Near: York
our
361,890,000"
173,950,944
174,145,617
116,321,522
121,277,851
3,071,631
0.2
2,513,067
2,535,820
726,958,847
657,885,533
659,759,290
+
—
-
5.0-
Ninth Federal Reserve
668, 372,061
647,841,724
50,9, 250,402
490,249,528
District—Minneapolis—
11,896,983
11,124,891
399,283,475
154,351,447
>___10,535,153
Minneapolis
418,834,409
—
Paul—
162,787,889
—-„;/•;
„
North
Dakota—Fargo
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
8,799,449
6.9
10,085,666
9,143,27©
4.7
397,956,556
370,792,036
5.2
154,325,973
137,443,80©
+ 19.7
7,059,447
4,756,711
4,336,913
5,466,602
12,136,734
11,230,063.
591,787,689
545,370,601*
+
—
—
*
City
add
365,100,000
5.4
690,585,583
4.8
—
—
-
6.2
1,214, 990,864
1,158,739,202
Montana—Billings
'
4,831,571
1
+
—
1.8
21,884,401,259
10,336,607,743
—
6,412,800
+
12,974,348
12,444,925
—
3.7
1.5
4.1
*
7,676,853
4,697,87*
■)
20,902,786,900
2.4
5,014,639
6,505,851
l—
.
Helena;
Total
—
—18.4
130 762,243
3,065,654
(4 cities)
393,600,000
199,524,9 73
137,879,243
—
Minnesota—Duluth
St.
3.0
—
386,800,000
162,840,686
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Dlinois—Quincy
1,006,387,750
5.0
—
—
Missouri—St.
683,291,945
1,035 ,590,488
2.1
—
680 ,873,748
1.5
—
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$
790,806,415
15.3
'
11.
Dallas
I2th San
$
762 ,000,245
7.8
+
12,219,555,453
%
5.8
+
"
1953
1954
or
Dec.
11
i
6th Atlanta
7th
$
10
J.4th Cleveland...
.
citlw
1955
$
16—
June
10,344,183,466
Total
625,948,425
599,849,405
cities)
(7
—
4 2
„
'
'
We
now
detailed statement showing the figures
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
1956
1955
$
$
'
Inc.
16—
Omaha
1954
1953
$
or
S
Dec. %
fist Federal Reserve District—Boston—
2,900,499
2,746,161
+
8,787,563
7,697,555
+ 14.2
6,998,640
5,496,451
634,007,623
536,456,001
+ 18.2
627,211,041
C61.824.282
Fall
__
River
4,155 659
4,241,001
Lowell
1,897,567
1,701,933
New Bedford
j
4.186,253
4,487,832
16,123,975
16,310,422
Springfield
Worcester
New
Rhode
New
J
2,008,355
2.0
3,533,564
1,351,420
4,010,903
3,694,477
1.2
14,174,757
12,915,382
—
+
159,825,363
0.7
182,439,014
173,980,2091
10,168,867
27,964,771
City
Joseph
-
29,273,250
433,009,987
12,921,255
7,020,068
-
37,873,330
+
0.2
23,686,751
22,268,541
+
6.4
35,088,200
31,482,700
+ 11.5*
2.883,158
2,915,655
784,271,066
680,124,301
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
Colorado—Colorado Springs
12,525,927
—
+ 11.3
—
—
+
1,011,173
9,034,591
10,160,997
4.5
24,776,867
23,183,473
4.2
418,928,481
411,849,49©
3.2
11,532,456
10,656,177
"
7,287,571
—
3.7
4,941,866
3,781,123
Total
'
cities)
(9
4,006,420
3.0
664,923,833
644,753,284
3,344,915
668,372,061
(a)
(a)
Pueblo
647,841,724
+
10,196,624
41,826,338
37,068,430
14,501,344
Wichita
29,764.100
--
36,435,100
1.1
3,012,388
2,209,748
15.3
762,000,245
Forth
10,105,039
9,275,643
435,365,378
8.5
35,722,229
418,587,443
34,921,873
7,317,785
1.1
6,946,565
6,039,730
5.7
13,899,191
13,797,b33
528,966,845
Worth
16,693,681
555,862,851
4.8
509,250,402
490,249,5:8
12,450,240
445,075,321
40,452,891
"
Galveston
18,275,426
4.9
6.3
11,864,359
475,197,845
37,291,289
7,416,000
7,399,677
15,738,608
—
9,262,994
.
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
Dallas
5.5
37,052,054
(12 cities)
8,119,633
1,005,277
1,134,130
6.7
—
11,943.170
H&ven
Total
2,278,674
+ 11.5
—
12,601,764
Connecticut—Hartford
'\
830,935
9,794,937
—
3,319,092
5.6
°
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
785,746
6.5
414,977,602
Wichita
St.
Maine—Bangor
—11.7
11,313,057
Kansas—Topeka
Missouri—Kansas
—12.6
954,980
10,740,768
994,228
_
Lincoln
June
1,137,170
842,809
158,674,950
Hastings
Ended
City-—
10,044,544
:
—
,
Week
Cfeaffrigs at—
for each city and for
Nebraska—Fremont
the week-ended June 16 for four years:
—
7,932,000
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
7.0
7.212,000
7,577,000
790,806,415
cities)
(6
Total
-
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
-New York—
.
Hew
York—Albany
179,829,064
<a>
Buffalo
Elmlra
2,036,263
.
York
,•
{.
Syracuse
:
Jersey—Newark
Total
3,588,671
3,742,435
140,791,970
146,801,929
3,848,282
3,448.557
3,604,445
—23.7
3,143,288
2,677,251
San
Francisco
4.3
2,449.175
2,608,978
San
New
(10
Jersey
cities)
10,959,265,580
+
6.2
11,547,796,516
10,558,601,434
40,442,975
+
1.2
38,885,903
25,482,859
25,419,729
+
0.2
•21,870,923
20,563,855
26,115,151
+ 15.5
24,120,900
22,280,303
Lake
:
Santa
—
—
Barbara
183,769,680
4,516,223
1.8
291,683,074
199,743,928
99,739,336
24,620,758
—15.4
18,828,825
626,660,230
24,007,105
7,359,752
13,697,932
Pasadena
5,236,090
220,295,080
-
City
—58.9
18,242,224
697,857,405
23,785,668
6,274,196
11,937,793
—
+
0.9
189,666,574
96,279,352
92,010,183
+
17.3
22,371,504
22,518,301
+
3.2
15,491,564
—10.2
647,156,948
14,764,953
606,631,48*
18,572,180
18,336,118
+
09
+
17.3
5,789,339
5,142,172
+ 14.7
11,741,239
11,306,153
34,475,48.3
30 154,223
Oreeon—Portland
Utah—Salt
California—Long Beach
6,311,767
216,458,538
84,359,662
28,S72,8C8
Jose
—
21,188,880
40,933,691
Connecticut—Stamford.
Northern
/
20,286,996
7.1
—
11,635,257,266
Rochester
New
152,093,892
201,116,187
2,593,741
-
1.5
+
4,136,820
141,349,633
Jamestown
New
177,157,308
199,259,255
Washington—Seattle
.
Yakima
Binghamton
I
1
80,581,169
.
74,563,584
79,582,678
£6,365,811
12,219,555,453
11,553,013,577
+
—
+
8.1
69,841,570
76,403,545
78,691,881
5.8
11,949,184,463
10,959,831,433
Total
Grand
1,225,934,390
(10 cities)
total
(109 cities)
£
1,306,341,877
22,727,998,329
22,327,076,826
11,092,741,063
11,367,811,246
r-
6.2
1,214,990,864
1,158,739,203
+
1.8
21,884,404,259
20,902,786,900
2.4
10,336,607,743
10,344,183,466
68,253,963
7.9
Stockton
Outside New
York City
(a) Clearings
operation discontinued.
—
Commercial^and Financial Chronicle
The
Monday, June 25, 1956
. . .
(3054)
60
Paper Co., 4.40% first pfd. stock, series
United BIspuit Co. of America. #4.oO cum. pfd. stock
Western Auto Supply Co., 4.80% cumul. preferred stock__Jmy
Foreign Exchange Rates
Bank
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
Pursuant to the
JUNE
-
.
Noon Buying Rate for
Unit
and Monetary
Country
%
-
Argentina, peso—
$.'"•■
.0287800*
.0288266*
-
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar-
,00435401*
.00285520
.00285491
.237900*
.237940*
.237920*'
.209933
.209933
.209800
2.804895
v
—
"
.496766*
.0349000 v
.0349000.
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.233350
2.804687
2.864508
2.804866
8%-
..233350
.233350
.233350
2.794416
Hartford Gas
■"
2.792029
2.804151
2.802589
-
(quar.)
Furniture
Haverty
principal increases were $492 million in New York
$146 million in the Sail Francisco District, $122
million in the Cleveland District, $93 million in Chicago
| Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Increase
( +)
Decrease (—)
'
Since
Philadelphia-District., Time de¬
posits increased $45 million. Demand' deposits credited
to domestic banks increased $122 million.' Borrowings
from Federal Reserve Banks increased $164 million and
borrowings from others decreased $120 million.: Loans
'
20,270,239
Total gold certificate reserves
R. notes of other banks
L.
Other
—
21,111,306
Industrial
+
751,578
+
loans
advances——i.—
~
•
876
Acceptances—bought
1,586
15,121
outright—
178
.,
investments adjusted*
and
adjusted*——
—.
*
—
—
Total
bought outright—
Held under repurchase agree't
229,180
—
603,270
Certificates
+
10,932,699
9,153,913
—
Agricultural
2,658,924
2,801,750
23,491,632
:
.
162,180
—
Real
securities
Total loans and securities—
24,259,207
Due from foreign banks
Uncollected
Bank
Other
+1,475,302
+
523
67,549
premises
205,055
assets
296,666
+
notes
U.
10,859
—
+1,355,529
+
10,608
Loans
+
70,645
Reserves
Cash
Total assets
-
+
52,715,474
1,551,810
+1,936,801
39
+
89
Balances
—
Holland
474
4
—3,108
—1,911
Holly
banks.
domestic
78
+
2,571
—
__
+
390
+
1,003
_
—
93
+
13,570
Banks-
Reserve
61
—
230
—
734
Holies
513
78
60
—
Federal
LIABILITIES—
notes
20,730
26,174,035
reserves
Reserve
18,932,566
502,783
+
Deposits:
U. 8.
746,326
+
325,523
Treasurer—general acct.
Foreign
—
283,127
Other
143,561
386,308
18,049
172
+
+
96,888
—
+--'647,895
U.
21,851
2,362
deposits
Foreign
+
—
-
45
425
—
+
'•
—
752
ginia
251
61
Home
10,363
274
1,482
11
34
529
banks-*-.
122
164
103
Hofdex*rs,•; Inc.
984
120
461
Horner
'
Hoover
Borrowings:
Total deposits
Deferred
—
availability
—
cash Items
Other liabs. and accrued divids.
liabilities
Total
—
-
20,287,542
+
511,992
4,980,940 " +1,051,486
22,621
+
640
+
51,465,138
1,543,388
495,682
+
+
•
837,587
2,116
+
+1,838,168
j.
From Federal
From
*
Exclusive
capital
13b)
accounts.,
213,709
•Total
Ratio
liabs.
of
+
to
.
7)
and
gold
serves
note
-
-
capital
acct.
certificate
liability on
purchased for
44,852
8,134
+1,551,810
52,715,474
+
1,936,801
-
45.4%
. *
and
—
4.40%
-
45,541
2,626
+
328
+
54
—
18,893
—
929
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
and
common
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
J'
!
Condition Statement of Member Banks
the details
given in the "Chronicle."
were
banks of the Federal Reserve
shows
the
System in leading cities
changes for the week
Increases of $423 million in loans ad¬
following
ended June
13:
principal
justed, $390 million in reserve balances with Federal
Reserve Banks, and $1,333 million in demand deposits
adjusted, and a decrease of $425 million in United States
Government deposits.
Commercial and
•
industrial loans increased
$145 mil¬
District, $30 million in Chicago, $22 million in the Phila¬
delphia District, and by smaller amounts in most of the
other districts, resulting in a net increase of $277 million
at all reporting member banks.
Changes according to
industry appear in another press release. Real estate
loans increased $39 million.
"Other" loans increased
$89 million, of which $32 million was in Chicago.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $22 million and
holdings
creased
of
$26
Treasury
million.
certificates
Holdings
of
of
indebtedness
"other"
in¬
securities
increased $29 million in the San Francisco District and
ACF
Issue—
Industries,
Allied
15-year 4%
s.
Amun-Israeli
Gen'l
Atlas
bonds,
3Va%
s.
f.
7%
f.
a
1972__July
1968__July
f.
s.
1
1
1
due July
1,
1,
C,
f. debs, due July 1, 1971—July
Central
5'/a%
Northeastern
5%
2534
due April
dollar bonds
Line
1,
Andiana)
pfd.
due July
1961
July
B
6.40%
sub.
Whter
2651
1,
1971—July
debs,
July
1,
1963
Jun 30
due Jan. 1, 1968—July
1
2653
1
6-21
A
6-29
6-20
8-
1
7-16
112^0
7-
3
8-
7-
3
6-15
7-
3
6-15
6-30
7-14
6-30
$1
7-14
6-30
25c
6-30
6-14
31 Vac
(quar.)
6-30
6-30
6-14
6-29
6-15
$1.25
6-29
6-15
7-15
7-
7-15
7-
0
1
6-
8
•
COc
6-25
6-11
7-16
6-15
7-1G
6-15
Bank (Jersey City)
2
7-
2
6-19
6-30
6-15
$1.50
6-30
6-15
75c
(quar.) —
—
6-29
6-
6-30
6-15
7-
2
6-15
t75c
7-
1
6-15
15c
6% pref. (quar.)
$1.25
Stock
6-15
9-28
9-14
$1.25
12-28
12-14
6-29
6-18
6^0
(quar.)
6-29
6-18
$1.12
6-29
6-18
15c
6-29
6-20
CO
6-29
t25c
57 Vac
(quar.)*
f
rH
7-14
7- 2
50c
—
6-30
6-15
$2
(quar.)
RR
dividend
6-29
8
35c
(quar.)—
Telephone
6-29
6-11
87 Vac
6%
7-
2
6-
1
6-30
5-11
7-
(Canada)
Fund
6-15
6-29
6-15
tlOc
6-29
5-31
12c
(quar.) —
1
25c
Color
Incorporated Income
S>
$1,25
.
(s-a)
&
•
f35c
62'/a C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
6-20
7-
15c
25c
—
Circuit Breaker—
Central
8
t40c
—
(quar.)
prior preferred,
Bell
7-
t75c
series I (quar.)
Hyceraulic Press Mfg. (quar.)
Hydroelectric Secrities Corp.—
4,60%
6-14
62'/2C
—
IdeflJ, Cement Co.
.
tlOc
preferred
B
,
$1.37'/a
-
(F. C.) & Sons, common
class A preferred (quar.)
4'/2%
6-30
7 14
$1.10
50c
& Erie Mortgage
Husky Oil & Refining, Ltd.,
Hutfcig Sash Door Co.—
$2.75
1
7-14
30c
—.
pfd. (s-a)
Inc. (quar.)—
preferred
1
6-
6-20
:
Hudson Trust (Union City, N. J.)
Humphreys Mfg., common (quar.)
6%--preferred (quar.)
5%
6-22
6-28
50c
Incorporated Investors—
Co.—
sinking fund coll. trust bonds,
7-
6-30
6-30
(quar.)
Quarterly
Imperial Paper
2294
6-20
S33/aC
common
Imperial Tobacco, Ltd.
due
6-20
1
—
(quar.)
1
Co.—
6-25
7-
56'Ac
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd. (final) —
Imperial Life Assurance Co. of Canada Ltd.
1
4
6-15
25c
Illinois
Co.—
6-
2bC
1
Co.—
2
1
S1.C6'/a
(quar.)—
Hudson County National
Illinois
and collateral trust bonds, series B—July
RR.
1
7-
7-
6-16
$1.12'/a
(quar.)_
(Harvev),
Class
Preferred
S. A.—
1
25c
(quar.)
class
$1.50
Hubbell
I-tIe
Co.—
Sinking fund coll. trust 5%% bonds due Jan. 1, 1980—July
12-year
2642
8-
Hubbard Felt Co., Ltd.—
Huyck
1
1
debs, due July
series
debentures,
sec.
Pipe
first mtge.
York
s.
Winkle-Munning
s.
f.
s.
6-29
6-29
17C
'quar.)—*
preferred
S-%, preferred
15
due 1967
July
bonds due 1965__July
series B,
(Energia Hidroelectrica
Interprovincial
New
5%
Corp.,
15-year 4'/2%
20-year
-Jun
stock
6-29
-
*
Field
b0o
RR.—
Co., Inc., 3%%
Hanson-Van
2641
Palestine Trading Corp.—
4'%%
mtge.
Hidrandina
preferred
f. debentures,
Line
Plywood
-July 16
preferred stock
cum.
Page
Corp.—
Housing Corp., 3%
Coast
Brown Shoe
Date
convertible
cumulative
Ampal-American
Atlantic
4%
Inc.,
Pictures
Artists
REDEMPTIONS
•
,
1
2
45C
Rufon
PARTIAL
Company and
1
7-
62 V2C
Vir¬
Hupt Foods, Inc., common (quar.)
Hupp Corp., 5% preferred A (quar.)_
bonds, series E, due July 1, 1984__Jun 29
Newman-Crosby Steel
total of $61 million at all reporting member banks.
Demand deposits adjusted increased in all districts;
RR.—
Gen'l mtge., 414%
5V2 %
lion in New York City, $34 million in the San Francisco
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
Pennsylvania
(Fort
88-
112 V2C
—-
(Quarterly
SOUGHT
TENDERS
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
5-3*
6-11
50C
Stooge Co.—
B
1
6-29
6-25
45c
($25 par)
($50 par)
Class-A
6-
50c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Materials^—
$*&'%"' preferred (quar.)
Class
6-29
37 V2C
preferred (quar.)**
——tHauston Terminal Warehouse it Cold
.5%
6-19
6-11
oc
5%
Notices
'•
-
30c
—
Gas,
Natural
pfd.
5%'pfd.
6-15
6-29
6-29
7- 2
25c
common
preferred
Houston Oil
'
5-31
6-22
10c
—
$4.25
3*/4 %..l preferred
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
'
7-10 r
'
(quar.)*.
Finance,
Household
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Below will be found
< quar.)
preferred
gross.
Hofistdii
preferred
(quar.) —
Ltd., class A
Industries, common (quar.)_
Hojtdaille
re¬
respectively.
'
accept¬
foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments—
valuation
32,711
+
of
increased commercial and Industrial
decreased real estate loans and "other" loans
millions,
$25
shown
are
deduction
reclassification
million
$318
and
Items
loan
after
and
banks
re¬
and F. R.
combined—*-*
Contingent
21,070
$294
1955
5,
to
loans
p-t
ICc
(Frank W.)
5%:
deposit
liabilities
ances
288
+
paid in
Surplus (Section
Surplus (Section
+
+
315,472
693,612
27,543
Capital
Other
loans
ACCOUNTS—
)f
,
individual
serves;
t Oct.
CAPITAL
Reserve Banks
others—
i
6-25
25c
(Erooklyn, N. Y.)
Ball <fe Bearing—
Co.; 4J/2% preferred
Hodyex'
5
9-
9-15
12-15
*
Electrochemical,
Hooker
7-2
.
25C
Co..
(s-ai
Guaranty Co.
7-16
8-15
f
(quar.)
Title
7-2
3
12VaC
Semi-annual
deposits:
banks
Domestic
37,223
+
S.
Interbank demand
92,548
—
adjusted
deposits except U. S. Government
Government deposits
Demand
Time
bank
Member
+1,333
50,974
6-19
7-16
—
Inc,*———.—
Hoftie Insurance Co. <N. Y.) (quar.)
Horhe Oil Co., Ltd., class A (Initial)
Home
Telephone
&
Telegraph Co.
Wa^ne, Ind.), common (quar.)—*
5% preferred series A (quar.)—
Home Telephone
& Telegraph Co. of
428
+
6-29
|45c
*——
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co. Ltd.
6-20
7-
'
(quar.t.,
common
H.)
(D.
Holpphane
1
LIABILITIES—
Sugar,
S'F'^referred
6-30
50C
(quar.)*—
Furnace
6-20
0-H
40C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
H.)
2;
7-
40c
HofUnger Consol Gold Mines Ltd,
Holly Gil
Hofty-Btores Inc. (resumed)—
604
18
+
1,363
1—
with
—
-(J.
Holan
—6,097
26
—
—
8,008
—
vault
In
+•
*
Hofrman Electronics
+l,833f
•
22
543"
'
750t
7-16
6-25
—
Co.
Paper
Hl^r(Edward)- Lumber
77
+
'
26
+
6,031
Federal
with
+
14
+
>
19,520
banks
to
•& Dauch
6-22
1
5%
(Hiram) G. & W.
of Canada. Ltd,
Hlrftm Walker, see Walker
'
v
,374
,
7- 2
8-
,,
30C
(quar.)—
Hilo Electric Light, common——
Hirfde
22
6-15
60c
—_**——
_
_
securities
Other
+
*
'
651
bonds—
S.
—
26,745
Government
S.
Treasury
-
6,434,997
items
cash
54,756
+
22
1,239
8,547
10,821 \
Treasury
62,180
—
23,491,632
10 j ;• •7
+
6-1#
.
25c
—
dividend
Stock
6-13
1
50c
split)
,
—
& Co.
7-
-
20c
—-
Rartlett
Spencer,
2.1
3
20C
4,903f
+
'
——
Treasury
Govt,
7,058
+
2,452
1
securities—total
bills
—certificates of Indebtedness
U.
Total U. S.
+
pur¬
loans
loans
Other
.
423
2771
483
for
dealers
&
or
estate
227
+
-
3-for-l
after
7-
—
(quar.)
"
carrying securities—
Other loans for purchasing or carry¬
ing
securities
chasing
+
+
50,483
27,775
loans—
loans
brokers
to
Loans
—2,491,924
—
common
Corp.
Higbee vCo.
510
+
85,236
—
—
industrial
and
Commercial
Bills
Now
Hertz
6-13
7-
35c
Hemiles Powder—
HersSey Creamery (quar.)—*
6-20
' 6-20
•
2
7-
37 Vac
—
6-20
-
6-30^
}25c
f,:;1
7% preferred A (quar.)
Heiiules Motors (quar.)*—*—.——
«"
(initial
r+
6-30
6-30
43 VaC
-
♦
.
56'/aC
(quar.).
Products—
$1
40c
—_—*-
5
6-22
^
$1.37 Vi
(quar.-) —
6-
-
6-27
7-10
25c
Ltd.——
(quar.)*——
Cement
Her4ules
«——,—-
common
pfd.
Henke & Pilot,
Hercules Gallon
(In millions of dollars)
V
*
.
Loans
»„
—
V
ASSETS—
326
781
—.
r
+George
Hibbard,
358,342
55
1956
1956
* -*t
V
:
6-15
'
;
_____
2
6-15
l
7-
ar
45c
*"
—+
7-
7-2
'25c 4
'
-v
(quar.)
(quar.)
W.)" Co*,
7%
preierred (quar.)*
HenSershot Paper Products.
June 15,
1955
June 6,
preferred
preferred
Helme
Decrease (—) 8ince
'
••
Common
5-14
7-31
91 Vac
(Walter
*"-4%
reporting mem¬
June 13,
11,693
^
(Helena) Inc. /
E.) & Co.— ' ,.
(increased quar.)——*—
6-20
-
6-25
+
30c
r
L Increase ( + ) or
75,937
—
:
^
6-29
.
15c
Rubinstein
See
y
-
ber banks follows:
Loans
Bought outright—
Bonds
decreased $93 million. - V,
summary of assets and liabilities of
115,723
U. 8. Government securities:
Notes
A
114,137
2,067
+
358,935
and
+
+
19,100
15,055
55,592
—
278,403
-
cash
Discounts
2
2,065
—
841,067
account
$89 million in the
to banks
1955
1956
1956
or
June 22,
June 13,
June 20,
Heller
and
(In thousands of dollars)
F.
*-_*———
Heleoa Rubinstein—
City,
*
6-15
1
7-
„
eoc
25c
Gla^s <quar.)—_
—Heinz" (H. J.), 3.65% preferred (quar.)——
.- r
Helxt-W%rner (quar.) -_——*_*——:—*—
HeliIz (H. J.)
Co. (quar.)
the
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
6-20
Haydock Fund (quar.)—
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
,
6-28
"
36 Vic
Hazel-Atlas
ASSETS—
6-20
-
,
7
6-
6-28
50c
preferred (quar.) —.———--—-—
fCh P.+- Ce^-5 80% pfd. (quar.)_
(quar.) —:—
7
7-3
-50c
f;
'
6-15
6-
3
7-
.
•
2%
"
(quar.)—
common
Haverhill Electric
'
;
certificate
—
6-29
—
_—
HatiAway
2.793689
'Nominal/
Gold
'• 50c
:
dividend
Stock
t
45c
changed to
(quar.)
Corp.
Harsco
'
.496766*._
Payable of Rec.
-
Harris-Seybold Co. (quar.)--Harrtetorg Steel Corp:
(name
*
.496766*
2.794209
*
-'"*""
V
,
Holder$
"When
_
Share
Name of Company
-
.0349000:
•
.0349000
2.33350
Per
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t
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Jun 29
1978 (subordinate)
,
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2.776402
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.
DIVIDENDS
.
.0800560^.-:.
.261064
2.777124
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...
.
.0800560
.261078
,
2653
Jun 28
—*
.
2.802604
.0800560
2293
Jun 29
Issue.
this
in
Announcement
Jun 3d
stocks
^
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.140080*
.496760*
sterling..
.00435401*
.00285491
2.776918
,0349000
Kingdom, pound
.209933
.00435401*
.261035
V
.261043
.
.209933
.0800560
2.776814
Switzerland,
franc
Union of South Africa, pound
1.015626
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2.804687
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2.804583
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1.015625
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peso-
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•
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.209950
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
.326166
.0385802* ''.;
,
.209950
.00285500
krone
Norway,
.0385802*
.0200375
1.015718
*
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peso
California—
3% -convertible debentures, due
2.233067
2.234395
.0385802*
.326200
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Zealand, pound
New
"»
2.234976
/
.0385802*
*
.0800560
Netherlands,
:
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France (Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
Mexico,
Union* Oil
.0287333*
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.
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.0200375 '
.0385802*
.326200
1.014799 '
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.0555555*
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v
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2.234810
.0200303
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
India, rupee.
Ireland, pound
.0555555*
;>/■>
v
2537
•
Inc:,
preierrcu awe*
Co., prior pfd. and second pfd.
Falls
Millers
June 21
'
$
2183
due 1970J_July 16
.
Jun 3U
4% bonds, series A,
25-year xirbt mortgage
.0555555*
.0555555*
2.234727
pound—.
Australia,
cum.
'
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Thursday *
June 20
*
$
$
.0555555*
Official
RR.—
Naylor Pipe Co., prior preferred stock
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—
4.56% cumulative preference stock
June 19
June 18
June 15
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Friday
(Value In United States Money)
Cable Transfers In New York
xuc.; 472%
batteries,
Gould-Nationai
Illinois Terminal
stock
4Va% preferred
Page
Date
-July 1
pfd. stock_Juiy 2
Company and Issue—
General Time Corp.
2585
,
.
CALLED
ENTIRE ISSUE
,
.
July 1
-tf
1, 1984
X—
.
_
__OA
,
^
debentures, due Oct.
income
30-year 5%
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
15, 1956 TO JUNE 21, 1956, INCLUSIVE
RATES CERTIFIED
EXCHANGE
Co.—
RR.
Pacific
Western
the different
FOREIGN
A
Regis
Page
Date
July 1
July 15
15-
Company and Issue—
St.
7-16
6-22
6-25
5-25
t50c
*
100%
Volume 183
Number 5545
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(3055)
When
Per
■*
"
Name of Company
".
'
.
•
Indiana & Michigan Electric—
4%% preferred
(quar.)
—;
4.12%- preferred
4.56% preferred
50c
8
35c
—
$1.05
,
Corp.
"A"
Co.,
7-
1
1
7-
2
3%%
-6-18
1
-6-18
.
6-
6-28
«'
6-28
4
:,
112 V2C
.*
"
"V
(s-a)_--__;
7-
3
7-
t$l
3
7-
$3
'
2
6-
4%%
2
-
Income Fund (9c from net in¬
vestment inc. and 6c from security profits)----15c
Shares,
Insurance
55c
nlent Income and' 16%<r from
.7-
Ctfs.
,f.
Inter lake
Ircn
Interlakc
Steamship
Corp
International Metal
Industries,
(increased)
ccmmon
Common
4%
■
150c
Chemical
&
(Canada),
(quar.)-
7%
pfd. ($5 par)
International Ocean
Paints,
Telegraph (quar.)_*__4
Ltd., 6-% pfd. (s-a)
Power
Co.
International
Salt
Shoe
International
43 %c
conv.
conv.
j$4.80
preferred
.
5%
f
Co.,
r
prior preferred (quar.)
Department Stores
Interstate
Securities
Investment Co.
ment
6%
x
1
i
«
-,
from
from
paid
the
in
12
The
cash
of
income
14
and
of
Co.
Trust
Rhode
6%-
preferred
preferred
(quar.)*
i
4
(quar.)
Ft8-20
7-
60c
7-
2
7-
2
7-
$1.10
-
.
Lionel
37%c
40c
(quar.f—
1-
6-15
v
6-15
v
4%
pfd.
(quar.)—.
Menulacturing (increased)Jamaica Public Service, Ltd., common
7%
preference (quar.)
7-
2
2
6-22
7-
1
5%: preference
VC"
(quar.)
"D"
(quar.)——:
Jamaica
t
$5
Water
$5.50
James
'»
A
preferred
Mlg.
5%
preferred
3
2.
5-31
..7-
2
5-31
7-
2
5-31
<quar.)__*
Tea
&
Jones
•5%
Kable
Printing
Kahler
(quar.)
Kaiser
&
convertible
$1.36
preferred
Kansas
6-29
8-
1
7-
2
15c
<quar.)_
4.35%
4%
7-
1
$1.25
(initial)
:
preferred
preferred
preferred
Kansas
(Initial)
7-
1
l%c
7-16
"
6-30
6-15
6-20
$1.30%
36%c
(quar.)
95c
4.28%
4.60%
&
1
6-15
6-29
6-15
9-
1
^«8il5
9-
1
9-
1 :n%6-15
50c
common
$1.75
9-
8-16
1
6-29
1
6-20
6-15
6-30
6-29
-7-2
6- 8
,
6-15
1
t20c
7-
1
6-15
t20c
7- 1
6-29
6-15
7- 1
6-15
50c.
$1.25
$1.06%
$1.08%
(quar.)
—
-
7-
1
6-15
7-1
7- 1
6-15
$1
7-1
6-20
7- 1
6-
$1.25
8
30c
——
(stock div.)
7- 2
6-
4
$1.75
(interim)-,—
7- 2
6-
4
6-27
6-11
1%
7-16
55c
quar.)—
31 %c
.
.
6-30
7-16
6-30
6-18
37VaC
common-
(quar.)
—
6-30
40c
7- 2
6-15
7- 2
7- 2
6-15
40c
-
6-15
6-15
20c
(s-a)
7-16
25c
(quar.)
Ltd...
6-29
J25c
53%c
Co.,
6-29
6-15
6-15
preferred
(quar.)
Natural
5
5%
com.
(quar.)
6-8
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
*'*B-
(quar.)„
-6-
2
7-
8
2
$1.25
common
7-
2
7-
,
6-15
Funds,
Ltd
-
*6-
8
(quar.)
$1.06%
7-
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
7-
2
8
$1.25
7-
2
8
2
-
(quar.)
:
(quar.)—
6-8
Marine
C
4%
Trust
7-
2
8-
2
40c
—,*
37 VaC
7-
2
7-
9
10- 0
0-15
v
2
6-15
-7-1
2
6-15
6-15
$30c
6-30
5-31
25c
'.,6-27
2c
*
preferred
(quar.)
Cement
7-
25c
(quar.)
6-12
11- 2
62 %c
(s-a)
7-
40c
(s-a)
6-
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
0-15
37 Vac
(quar.)
7-
2
6-15
6-20
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
7-
2
6-11
87 Vac
^—
6-29
20c
Y. (quar.)
7-
2
6-11
7-
-
-
2
6-11
50c
6-20
,6-12
6-14
$1
Miami
Mica
3of
4 Vi%
(quar.)—
6- 4
1
6- 4
Abrasive
Mldsouth
Co.,
Midwest
(quar.)—
6%
Miles
Co.
of
for
*T
56 %C
$1.12%
1%%
„
.
8-18
11-15
8-31
8-10
11-30
11-15
9-15
8-15-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
7-
6-15
1
7-
2
6-20
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-
6-30
6-13
$3.50
1
7-
2
6-15
25c
7-
1
6-
5
7-
1
6-
5
7-
2
6-15
6-30
6-15
6-29
6-29
7-16
7-
20c
6-30
6-14
$1.75
plus this dividend)_
preferred is also being
6-15
7-16
15c
(quar.)
(entire Issue called
June 30 at $105 per
6-30
8c
7 VaC
;
common
on
6-30
6-19
5
called
at
$26.50 per share on June 30.
Miller-Wohl Co., common (quar.)
*V2%
convertible
Mining
Corp.
Minnesota
10c
(quar.)—
(s-a)
*
7-
2
56 %c
'
preferred
7-
2
.
6-19
6-19
1
J 50c
Fund
6-29
6-
20c
of Canada
6-27
5-31
Minnesota Power & Light—
5%
preferred
Minute
Mala
$1.25
Mississippi Power Co.,
4.40%
pfd.
(quar.)
2
6-15
8-
1
7-20
40c
(quar.)
(Increased)
Co.
7-
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
Glass
6-28
6-14
$1.10
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
6-
8
8
6-29
7- 2
7-13
Mississippi Shipping (quar.)
25c
7-
2
6-15
6-29
Mississippi Valley Gas
28C
7-
2
6-15
50c
6-29
6-15
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.
J25c
t$1.25
27c
6-30
7-31
7- 2
7- 2
6-
7
6-15
7-17
6-25
6-25
4.60%
preferred
Mississippi
7%
preferred
4.30%
preferred
6-18
Mitchell
7-2
6-18
Mobile
&
Gas
7-10
6-22
Y.)
(quar.)
(s-a)
6-15
t$1.10
7- 3
6-
7-15
6-18
7-16
7-
3
t30c
(N.
Ltd.
6-22
6-30
43%c
a
7-10
25c
I50c
class
7-16
7-
3
Ltd.—
J $ 1.25
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
:
7- 3
6-15
20c
7- 2
6-15
50c
7-16
$1.25
7- 3
(J.
Co
8.)
&
6-15
Co.—
50C
7-
2
6-18
97 %c
(quar.)—
7-
2
6-15
$1.07%
Ltd.
Birmingham RR..
(quar.)
4% pfd.
(s-a)
—
7-
2
6-15
131 %c
(quar.)
Co.
6-29
7-
3
6-15
$2
7-
1
6-
1
25c
7-
2
6-15
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.22 %
7-
2
6-15
(quar.)_
$1.12 V2
2
6-15
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd., class
$1.18%
7-
2
Containers.
125c
7-
3
6-20
Petroleum
(increased
30c
7-
1
6-2Q
25c
6-25
5-25
4.90%
4.50%
4.75%
Modern
8
35c
(accum.)
Power & Light Co.—
3.90%
53VaC
—;
$1.15
:—
,
preferred
Missouri
2
7-
—
(quar.)
Fuel
River
Mohawk
Mohawk
Service,
Rubber
Molybdenum
common
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
—
quar.)
(quar.)
America
(Winnipeg) (s-a)__
Monarch Mortgage & Investments, Ltd. (s-a)
Monroe Auto Equipment Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Monarch
Corp.
of
Life Assurance
Montana-Dakota Utilities,
ccmmon
4.50%
preferred
6-15
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)_
6-15
Monterey
Co.
(quar.)—
12 %c
t$2.40
1$1
7-
6-15
6-18
7-
2
7-
3
6-26
6-30
6-20
1
7-
1
6-15
25c
7-
1
6-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
.•
7-
37 Vac
(quar.)—
Inc. (monthly)
preferred
-
'
75c
..
50c
(quar.)
common
2nd
$1
8-31
11-30
56 %C
$1.12%
15c
_r
1
u
redemption
share
The
6-12
56 %C
A
prior
6
6-28
Illinois—
(quar.).
Miller Falls Co.,, common
7%
6-
22 Vac
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturing,
Class
6-27
4
10c
Co., 7% preferred (s-a) —
Reclaiming, com. (quar.)—
preferred
6
37 VaC
(quar.)
Laboratories,
Miller
6-
50c
common
—
Securities,
4
6-27
30c
Utilities
Gas
6-
$2
South
,
6
6-
$4c
States Telephone
Water
4
1
1
1
50c
Middle
preferred
777-
50c
(quar.)
Rubber
9
1
7-
95c
Products, common
Middle
4% %
6-
8
75c
Telephone
Middlesex
6-30
97 VaC
.
Midwest
6-15
7-
Ltd
po.—
Quarterly
6-29
96 %C
$2 preferred (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
preferred
6-15
6-16
$1.11%
(quar.)—
($50 par)
(quar.)
preferred ($50 par)
(quar.)
—.
preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
4.50% preferred ($100 par) (quar.)__—*."
MlcrorMolsture Controls, Inc. (stock divld.)
6%
6-29
2
$1.08%
pfd.
preferred
Mid-Texas
6-
25c
(quar.)
6-22--
6-29
17 VaC
4V»%
Mid-West
12- 9
•
7-
6-29
15c
Canada,
Steel
1-7-57
35c
-4;50%
Midland
12- $
87 VaC
(quar.)
&
12-21
6-14
62 Vac
I
*
Stern
9-13
1%%
-
Co
Copper Co. (quar.)
Co.
9-13
10-13
25C
preferred
Michaels
9-29
1%%
,
Extra
7-14
25c
*
6-30
1%%
—*
,
6
40c
40c
1'.—
Brick
.
Ltd.—
5-31
9c
Corp.,
Electric,
3.80%
Mobile
Corp.,
Milling Co.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
7- 2
6-
59%c
(quar.)
Leaf
Maritime
1
6-30
Inc.—
Financial
Midland
8-
6-30
—40c
Works
Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. (Toronto)
Maple
6-15
6-15
30c
(quar.)
50c
15c
shares
Manufacturers
6-19
150c
:
Transport shares
5%
7-2
preferred
preferred
Manhattan
3.90%
*3.85 %
Mississippi
r-6.15
4Va%
(quar.)
y
1
preferred
dividend
8c
Chemical
4%%
Electric
6-15
6-20
$12VaC
(quar.)
A
Service, common
preferred (quar.)_'_
Maple Leaf Gardens,
Extra
2
30o
class
Paper,
8
7-
30c
$1.41
(quar.)
&
Corp., Ltd., priority shares
preference (quar.)
4.75%
2
t20c
Bloedel,
Public
Mallinckrodt
.H5-25
7-2
$1.15
Gas,
(quar.)
Light,
7-
6-30
$1.07
;
&
(quar.)
Power
1
7-
1
Edison, 4.45%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.35%
-
Co^ (Ky.)—
6-15
7-
1
common
preferred
'
6-15
$1.08%
-
6-30
7-
Metropolitan
6-11
,
6-1$'
2
7-
(quar.)
-
Metropolitan
6-15
7-
7-
37 %c
Machine
7%
6-14
t$1.50
—
Dev.
6-30-
i$l
(s-a)
Managed
30c
(quar.)
preferred
7-
t75c
Mailman
Maine
6-15
2
$1.03
preferred
&
»
30c
6-15
15C
7% pfd. (quar.)
Metals & Controls (quar.)
Metro, Inc., common
(quar.)
6-19
Ltd.—
L.
Macy (R. H.) & Co. (increased quar.)
Mading Drug Stores (quar.)
Magor Car Co
8-15
7-16
7-
$1.12%
(quar.)_
Power
&
Electric
&
B
Maclaren
1 "rB-15
9-
$1.08%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Corp.,
——
$1
preferred
preferred
Ltd.
preferred (quar,)—
& Sons
preferred
Gas
Class
6-29
$1.05
(quar.):
Electric,
Kansas-Nebraska
5%
4%%
Lynn
'.
'
M.t
8-15
6-30
$1
•/
7-14
7- 2
1
9-
$1
___•
2-18
8- 1
7-16
10c
;
(quar.)
Foundry,
MacMillan
9-
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1.10 j, 3-9-57
25c
(quar.)
(M.)
8-17
11-16
25c
Elec.
(Walter
Lynchburg
"--6-18
6-30
preferred
1-16
2-18
11 V»c
Lucky Lager Brewing (quar.)
Lykens Valley RR. & Coal Co.
6-22
6-28
$1.25
4.32%
5%
Lowney
12-10
3-9-57,
9-10
—
(increased
Lowenstein
-
8
City Title Insurance Co. (Kansas City)
Gas
4%•%
Kansas
7; 6- 8
lift-
8-17
1-10-57
—
(quar.)
Ry.
9-10
$1.10
,
♦.
F
1
$1.10
4
(quar.)——
&
7-1
50c
,
1,
Co.f common
Angeles Elec.
Louisville .Gas
•
6-13
30c
40c
(s-a)
Kansas
Los
(P.)
,
6-15
6-30
88c
Metal. & Thermit Corp.,
8-15
50c
,
;
Dock
preferred
3%k
6-19
6-29
7-
dividend
Stock
Mesta
8
6-
2
12 %C
preferred
common (quar.)
sOuftrtcrly
8-15
I
6-30
7-
25c
Stock dividend
♦
8-15
Chemical—
preferred
common
(quar.)
preferred
$5.65
6-22
25c
Kansas City Public Service. 5% pfd. (accum.)
$5
7-18
"
6-26
62Vic
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
7%
Common
prefer:ed
4% %
Lorillard
9-
50c
.(monthly)-—
Telephone, 5%
&
1
9-
*9-1
f
•
6-29
6-11
6-
87Vac
,
Coal
6
6-30
87V2C
1
*
preferred
7-
10-10
6-29
'
.
50c
.
Ltd., common
Lorain
6-20
City Power & Light—
3.80%
4%
dividend)
.?
7-10
1
'
Investment
Cement
8-1
12%c
——
Theatres
Lorain
6-20
10c
.
<
Steel Corp.,
6-20
6-29
93%c
(quar.)
Aluminum
4Vb%
:
$1
—
Corp.
Kaiser
(stock
(quar.)-—
—
i
11-
$6
;
(quar.)
Canadian
4.35%
6-15
6-13
35c
(quar.)__
(Marcus)
Star
6-15
74
Long Island Lighting Co., 5% pfd. B
4 % % preferred' D (quar.)
4.35%
preferred E (quar.)
6.15
*5
1
6-30
J 20c
Mining
Lone
7-1
$1.75
7-31
7-20
25C
6-15
37%c
6-22
6-15
62 VaC
(quar)
—
'Co.,
.
8-15
2
8-31
$35c
Quarterly
6-25
(R. I.), common—
com.
preferred
Extra
,
7-2
6-30
7-
7-1
15c
5%
preferred
Stock
2
*2
-
Co.—--
London Hosiery Mills,
Class A
;
6-15
25c
Quarterly
&
$3
7-20
10c
"
20c
*
Chain
Inc.
London
6-15
25c
„
common
(quar.)—
7-
Steel
7-
9-1
25c
$50c
$4 preferred
(quar.)
Linotype
(quar.)
Merritt-Chapman Si Scott—
6-15
1
8-15
*
preferred
Mergenthaler
.
.
35c
(quar. )_
Pipe,
6-15
7-13
8-
•
$1.12Va
—
Income)
Laughlin Steel,
preferred
Oil
Railroad
_
4
7-2
30c
(quar.)_
Building Co
Corp.
4
6-
Insurance—
America
,
6-
6-22
12 %c
—x_
—
Joint
"rrLoew's
6-15
6-29
Journal Publishing Co. of Ottawa, Ltd.—
Juniper
Life
of
preferred
Loew's,
6-15
6-29
$1.25
preferred
investment
.
.
6-29
$2.50
Johnson, Stephens & Shinklc Shoe Co. (quar.)
Johnston Mutual Fund -Inc.—
(From
Miami
Locke
5-31
6-29
30c
Fund---
3%%
Co.,
6-29
$1.37%
Jenkins Brothers, non-voting common (quar.)
Founders shares (quar.)
1
Jewel
5-31
;
_
2
$1.25
is-ai
Custodian
7-
3
$1.25
>
;
Jamestown Telephone, Corp.—
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
Jefferson
(quar.)
1
6-25
8-1$
9-1
—
(quar.)
,(quar.)„
&
$3,50
1
25c
preferred
Merck
8-15
9-
85c
>
■
.
«-i$.:
,
9-1
75c
$3
-Merchants Bank of N.
'
2
40c
& Co.
Distilleries,
$1.50
6-11
i6-25
-
75c
8%- preferred, (quar.)
5-31
7-
(quar.)
common
Lock
Co.—
(quar.i,—
series C
preferred
$5
,
7-
xl%%
20c
<quar.)__:
Corp.
Class A
6-15
•
7-
xl%%
(quar.)_
B
2
$37 %c
xlV«%.
1
(quar.)
Supply
preferred
$5
"E"
.7-
xl%%
5%
preference
.6%: preference
7-16
96V4C
•
—20c
-
Local Finance
'6-15
tx$1.75
..
(quar.)
"B"
8-
(quar.)
$4.30
6-22
7-
15c
___,
preference
7-10
original capital (quar.).
$4.30 original capital (quar.)_
original capital (quar.)——
6-1
50c
;•
Jacobsen
-7%
7-25
20c
6-20
,
7-2
$$1
Telephone Co., 5%
A
6*1$
$56 V»C
(quar.)
Dredging (quar.)
Cm.
Class
7-
:
6-11
—
Merchants Acceptance Corp., common—
6-11
$4.30
6-30
7- 2
h
Inc..
1
Special guaranteed (quar.)
Special guaranteed (quar.)—
Special guaranteed (quar.)
6-15
•
-
7-15
4
Little
■
6-15
50c
(quar.)
HeSntz.
&
1
7-
*
*
preferred
Jack
3
7-
(quar.)
Square
Lithium
5-25
.
6-29
'
6-15
1
6-29
93 %c
(quar.)
.____■_
participating
Mengel
1
7-
common
_c
Corp.
9-
12-
35c
i
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class A (quar.)
Liquid Carbonic Corp., common (quar.)i—*
3Va% preferred (quar.)
3%-%>, preferred .(quar.)
-6-15
1
7-
.
10c
-
-
$1.50
common
Lincoln
6-15
<
1
7-
A 1.08%
._
2
6-26
35c
•
82 %c
(quar.)
Island Creek Coal,
$6
V10-17
7- 2
53%c
Ironrite, Inc. (quar.)
:
Irving (John)),Shoe Corp,, 6% pfd. ,accum.)
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
•
-
1
37 %c
,
$1.25
6%
5-31
6-14
class A (quar.)
Portland
Melchers
6-11
9-12"
V 12-12
$1.25
:
6-30
.
..55c
(quar,)**
preferred (s-*.)
Meadville
'
1
6-26
93 %c
(quar.)
Mead Johnson & Co., com.
Medusa
8-
$$1.50
(quar.)—
Stores
McWilliams
6-15
6-30
——62V2C
common
McLellan
6-25-
$3
McQuay-Norrls Manufacturing (quar.)——-
6-18
6-30
;
5c
*
(quar.)—
Industries,
McQuay, Inc.,
6-15
6-30
(quar.),
l
Common
3
7-
series"
preferred
Ray)
Aircraft
McLean Trucking,
7- 2
40c
Common
".
(quar.)
4.35%
"i 7-18
-10-17
•
(quar.)
4.40%
--
Co
National
1
34%c
*
.
'increased")
preferred
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)_^
Refineries,
1
7-15
15c
preferred
Lincoln
-7-18
1
Telephone—
3.30%
$5
common
Lerner Stores,
11-
25c
preferred (quar.).:
Iowa Power & Light, common
Co.,
(
8-
-37%c
•
4.80%- preferred
Co.,
preferred
11-
25c
*
—
8-
6-22
40c
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, :.7%- pfd.
37Vac
preicrred
uuar.>_
Electric, Light & Power—
Common
5-31
6-30
'26c
"
6-22
6-29
McLean
4%
(quar.)
4Va% preferred (quar.)—,
Lexington Union Station Co., 4% pfd. (s-a)
•Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.), common (quar.)
'.Liberty Loan Corp. (quar.)
\
„
(quar.)
Continental
&,
Leonard
.
Island—
(quar.)__
12-14
6-29
———1
(James) & Sons Co., 3.85% pfd.
Lehn & Fink Products
(quar.)—
6-15 V-
*
option of the sharehelder—
12-31
25c
$1.50
<quar.)_«.—;
Leece-NeviJle
*
*
12-14
18%c
(quar.)
6-11
(quar.)——
Machine
Quarterly
Lees
1
spe-".
4.30%
v
7-16
cents
a
payment will be
additional shares
at
oV2%
.,
Leath
1*6-11
■r; '6-15
Investment
Special
cents
or
preferred
Participating
$2.50 preferred
f
Participating
Iowa
2
12-31
$2.50
(J.
McDonnell
McKay
9-14
(quar.)—
6-11
2
$12%c
(quar.)__i
(quar.)
preferred
McDermott
9-14
9-29
t$2
2
7-
;
Inc.
W.)
Corp.,
$3.50
6-15
9-29
Lear, Inc. (s-a)
,
distribution of 12 cents
gains realized on the sale of
$2.50
Iowa
6-11
7-16
.
6-15
6-30
'T947
McCrory Stores, common
6-22
6-30
59 %o
7-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
McCord
:
■
31V4C
$1.12%
...
4 Va %
6-15
tl5c
Co.
4%
6-15
17- 2
tl5c
preferred
(J.
'
6-15
$15c
Sessions
preferred
45
*
$2.50
175c
—a—,4.-^
2
7-
150c
quar.)
'6-16
7-
6c
micieaseu
1
'
'
.
.? 8-22
7-
2
7- 2
$ 15c
6-17
5c
(L.) Co., Ltd., preferred
(s-a)
MoColl-Frontenac Oil, Ltd., common—
6-28
6-30
-
2
;
McBrine
9-28
7-
preferred
Mays
12-28
1
6-17
7-
5c
(resumed)-,
$3.40
6-30
7-10
Industries
$3.75
6-15
U5C
Prary, & Clark
Lawrence
6-15
7-14
•x
23c
dividend
investment
net
Investors
'
6-30
•
54 %c
>
7.16
$15c
Steel (increased
Lau Blower Co. (quar.)
....
6-22
10-10
—
Latrobe
6-15
6-15
,.
year-end
securities.
i
1 :*
Landers
Boston
year-end
net
cial
(quar.)_
(from net invest¬
(quar.)—_•
of
7-
6-30
*
„
fl-15
12 Vac
(quar.)
*
class A (quar.)
*7-2
—«
Ltd., common
$6 partic. preferred
(quar.
May Department Stores, common
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
7-16
18c
convertible preferred A (quar.)
Lambton Loan & Investment Co.'
(Ont.)—
Semi-annual
r,
;
6-15
'•» 6-19
(s-a)
Maxwell,
27c
4.75%
-
6-19
-10-57
(quar.)—_—
(quar;)——
A
(quar.)
&
Maule
6-28
J30c
(Del.),* eom.-(increased quar.)
prior preferred - (quar;)__
6%
7-16
.10-15
I
$1.25
-
,
Trust
•
1
1
7-
62 V2C
(quar.)
pfd.
uunaatiun Liu.
preferred
fiscal
8-
common
(quar.)
6-11
12 Vac
(quar.)
:
Massawippl Valley Ry.
Asphalt Corp
2
12VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
B
Lamson
8-10
11-
Ltd.
25c
Mastic
25c
Lamson Co.
-
8
30c
$1.20
——4
of America
income)
Investment
A
4.36%
8-31
10c
Interstate
Investment
-
(quar.-
Fower,
6-
2
'
;
,
B
Class
6-22
7-
A
Quarterly
6-19
8-1 :
7- 2
12 %c
Class A ,(quar.)
,
6-15
^
7-15
35c
•
common—:
Interstate
6-11
35c
preferred
(quar.)
•
Bakeries,
common .(quar.)-——
Interstate
2
50c
(quar.)
t;
B
6- 4
6-11
$5c
,v
:
9
6- 9
6-22
*
2
2- /
7- 2
•7-1
50c
•
6-
6-27
7-20
"$1.50
•-
University—
(Alfred),
Class
i
Class
45C
(quar.)
Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
$1.40
1
7-
(quar.)—
(s-a)
preferred
Class
45C
Utilities
$1.40
7-
89 %C
;
-
~~
Gas,
Lambert
•
6-15
1
(s-a)_-_
-
(John),
6-15
2
7-
Co.
6-29
37 VaC
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund
6-20
'
6-29
;r
$1.50
;
s- $.,
40c
6- 8
2
6-29
$1.75:
6-2T
«-l$
2
6-29
75c
(quar.)J—
(Glenn L.) Co
7-
$142%
■
Lakeside Laboratories
-
6-12
7-
Inc.
-..v.,
.
-
*
,
6-11
7»
50c
6-18
*
12-20
7-
40c
i__
6-20
•-22
7»,2
SOo
Maryland
6-12
6-20
:
7*
$1
(quar.)
&
Extension
4.32%
6-15
<
preferred
Mines, Ltd.
Laclede
-
6-20
$1
--
—
:
2
6-26
Y-16
20c
2
2
6-30
$1.50
(quar.)-t,
1
7-
7-
25c.
7-
$1.06%
7- 1
,
Vac'
preferred
$-20
7-
25c
Casualty (quar.)
Maryland Credit Finance, common (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.):
*—
Maryland Shipbuilding & Dry Dock—
Common; (quar.)
,t.
4%% preferred (quar.)——:
12-30
25c
62
1
$3
Martin
-6- 8
-
6-30
>
50c
~
_
5-31
1
6-20
6-20
2
Co.—
preferred
•*%%»
6- 8
1
7-
45c
(quar.)
7-
7-
30c
$2.50
•2^0
t
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
,
3
60c
7% pfd. <quar.)_Telegraph of Maine-—--International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—Quarieriy
4—
Interstate
3
7-
160c
Sliver,
-
7-
160c
<
International
»
1
1
7-
.
$1.50
-
(quar.)__,__
(quar.)
Internationa] Textbook
8-
t8%c
Co.-,.
Co.
*
b-10
8-
t$1.75
-
____
.__
International
International
b-3U
Luz
Labatt
.
(quar.)-
Ltd.
La
6-28
»
^
■'
(quar.)_
2nd
La Salle
v
6-15
'
Co.,
Kwikset Locks,
6-15
6-30
1
-
^25a
—,4
(quar.)
&
(quar.)-L
Marshall-Wells C<r., 6% preferred
Marsh (M.) & Sons (quar.)_
Martel Mills, common (quar.)
1
6-
f20c
■
■"
»
17%c
(quar.),__
common
(quar.)
Eleld
7-18
7-16
7-
$17 %c
(Calif.),
preferred
$1
Marshall
6-21
6-
6-25
!____
.
7%
6-15
6-29
-
2
6-25
$1
Industries, com. (quar. ). -_'' *"~ l5c
prior preferred (quar.>_ 28%c
*4Va% preferred" (quar.)
Kroger Co., 6% 1st pfd. (quar.)
Ltd.—
International
'
3
7-
$1.50
'
—
Basket
Marlin-Rockwell
6-15
convertible
Kuppenheimer- (B.)
Corp.—
*1
Nickel
International
3
1
quan)__
Koppers Co.,, Inc., common (quar.)_.
4%
preferred (quar.)—
Kroehler M'fg. Co., common (quar.)
•
6-15
;r 7-id
40C
Minerals
preferred
77-
1$1
preferred (quar.).
7%
7-16
$1.12 %
_
._.
pfd. -(quar.)
(quar.)
International
"■
2
Ltd.—
4%% pieierred (quar.j —
International Milling, Ltd., 4%-
International
50c
(quar.).
com.
>
6-22
7-
'
6-15
45c
(increased
"Kings County Lighting, 4% pfd.
Kingsport' Press (quar.)
6-29
6-15
9-15
2
t20c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Market
.
Holders
Payable oj Ha
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Maritime
12-15
7-
preferred
(s-a)
(Walter) & Co. (quar.)_'__„_
Kimberly-Clark (quar.)
6-15
6-30
>
25c
r
2
7-2
35c
Co
Harvester,
International
6-15
7-16
62%c
•
•
_«
7-
2
7-
.-
1
7-
->2%c
(quar.)__-
8-
■
20c
10- 1
1-2-57
Kldde
Kirsch
(s-a )_•
Insurance Co. of North America
/;> if
Securities
21 %c
Insuranceshares
1
5%
-
Grojiji Shares (16c from invest-
ment inc. and 39c from security profits)
Institutional Growth Fund (5c from Invest-
Class A
6-15
,
...
V
7-15
Ltd.—
6-15
2
$1.12%
(quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80% pfd, (quar.U
Jt*
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co.; 5% pfd.; (s-a)
Institutional
Institutional
7-
60c
■■
Oil
7%
When
Share
Common
6-15
87 %C
Refining
; }<Kerr-McGee
6-15
6-30
87%e
Special
6-15
•
6-25
87%c
(quar.)
pfd.
6-15
30c
-
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, Ltd
6-15
t
v
Per
Name of Company
6-29
25c
(quar.)
Kennecott Copper
6- 4
,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.)
Co.,-$4.50
Kendall
*
i62%c
preferred
preferred
'
Kendall
9
6-
3% %
When
Share
.
(quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
f,..
4_i
*
(quar.)
pfd.
\
6-18
7-
Ltd.—
(quar.I
preferred
Ingersoll Rand Co.. 6%
-
2
7-
ISI.12%
Tool
7-
;
$1.06 %
pfd. (quar.)!1
Ltd. (<juar.)_
6-11
Company
Co.
Kayser (Julius) & Co. (quar.)_____
Kelling Nut, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Kellogg Co., 3%% preferred (quarlt^-__-__
'
6-11
-
$1.15
.
(quar.)
Si
Name of
6-11
-
7-13
$1
.
4%%
uo.;
Acceptance
partic.
4%
2
7-
(quar.)___
(quar.)
4%% preferred
'Ingersoll Machine
/
2
7-
$1.14
'•
& Light, com.
Indianapolis Water
Industrial
7-
$1.03
_____
J% preferred (quar.)
.20% preferred (quar.)
>
Per
;
Kawneer
$1.03 %
:—*
—__
(quar.)
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
'
(quar.)
.Indianapolis Power
4.60%
.Share
,*
51
7-
1
6-15
62 %C
—
$1.17%
7-
1
6-15
20C
7-
9
6-20
-
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
■
.
.
.
■
-
■
,
■
1
,
111 r
*"
Share
Name of Company
Ward & Co.—
(initial quar.)__-
Montgomery
New
$7
class
Locomotive Works Ltd
(quar.)__
Montreal Refrigerating & Storage, Ltd. (s-a)
Montrose Chemical Co. (Initial quar.)
Moore Corp., common
(quar.)
Montreal
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Moore Drop Forging, common (quar.)
4%% convertible preferred (quar.)
Morgan Engineering—
$2.50 prior preferred
(quar.)
Morrell (John) & Co. (increased quar.)
7%
Morrison Cafeterias
Extra
Dairies, Ltd
Brass Co.
(quar.)
Royal
Mount
Mueller
Industries,
W
N &
5%
common
I
(s-a)__
7'A % gtd.
Nashville & Decatur RR.,
7-
Linen
Service
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4'A%
5 %
Natco
Corp.
(quar.)
Biscuit
National
8-31
; 6-29
6-30
2
6-25
Class
A
class
6-25
6-
8
7-16
6-30
7-16
6-30
6-25
6-U
6-29
6-20
7-
2
Ohio
6-15
Old
6-20
Olin
Presto
Oliver
6-11
pfd.
2nd
pfd.
(initial;
B
5
6-18
6-18
Ontario
2
6-15
6-15
6%
7-16
6-25
2
6-15
National
National
Steel
National
Ltd.
Car,
National Sugar
Supply Co.,
4'A%
(quar.)
2_2_2
(quar.)
common
National
""""
Extra
National
Terminals
National Tile
&
222222222222"
(quar.)
Mortgage
(quar.)
National
Tool
National-U.
Stock
Continental
7%
Preferred
1
,
Products
3
6-
6-29
6-
8-
1
7-
7-
2
7-
6-20
New
6-20
-
7-16
6-29
7-16
6-29
7-14
6-29
2
6-15
2
6-15
7-2
6-19
7-
6-19
6-25
6-15
6-15
6-30
'
6-14
6-29
6-
1
6-
1
7-
1
4'/2%
2
6-18
7-20
7-
6-29
6-21
7-
6-26
$1.12%
1
5°c
7??
Haven
New
(quar.j"__!
Water
Haven
New
6-
2
7-
2
4%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
_
.22"222~2~
1 ;
6-
1
6-
7
7-
c°-
York
New
6%
s. TSTtSS'% 1Z7, ~c°::
Rlchmmd
&
York State Elec.
Preferred
$4.50
preferred
4'/2%
Michigan
Newark
6%
North
(Ohio)
(quar.)_2
j.) Co_ (quar.)™!!!"!"!"""
$ 5S
Newnnr
Newport
93 %C
fj.
Powe?/coZoT(UZ '
Nlaksra Mohawk
3.40%
preferred
preferred
3-90%
preferred
Jj?®
(quar.)
3.60%
(quar.)__2_2222
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred (quar.)
Niagara Frontier Transit System
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd.
Nicholson
97?/J
A
i<£
t^c
i?e
su n
~
File.
(inte7im7222222
Normetal Mining Ltd.
Norris-Thermador Corp.
North American
North
(quar.)
Car.
"
(initial)
preferred
si 2fl»/
*°Trth American Life Insurance Co -""
Initial after 50% stock dividend
North
North
American
Carolina
North
Penn
Shore
RR..
Gas
7%
gtd.
(s-a)"""
Co.
preferred
4Vi%
.
4.56%
/-«
t
J per
(quar.)
preferred
;4.22%
■
»
Co.,
Lidiana Publi;
preferred
4'/2%
ai
(quar7)222"~~"
o^C
^
dividend722
5%
1"™
!!!!!!
r_
7-16
1
6-18
1
6-18
7-
6-
1
6-
a
share plus this dividend)
6-30
$1.13
net
6-15
7-13
7-10
7-10
1
1
2
6-22
7-
2
6-15
8-15
7-31
12'Ac
6-28
6-15
45c
(quar.)
25c
33c
i
32 %c
5%
income
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
6-29
6-15
6-30
6-
8
6-30
6-
8
6-30
6-
8
6-30
6-
8
6-30
6-
8
7-
6-15
2
7-
3
6-18
7-
2
6-15
6-28
6-
6-25
6-14
7-
6
6-25
7-
2
6-26
1
8-24
8-17
7-
8-
7-21
1
2
6-U
7-
2
6-U
6-29
5-25
6-29
6-22
8-
1
6-22
(Charles)
3Va%
income &
10
Philadelphia
Philco Corp.,
33A%
Morris,
Inc.,
preferred
common
7-14
7-
5
7-14
7-
5
7-
6-28
Pickle
Mines,
Crow Gold
Piedmont
& Northern
Mills,
5
Amer.
$4
deposit,
Ry.
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
7-
1
6-15
1$3
6-30
6-15
8
1
6-29
6-
$2
6-22
6-11
125c
—
..-
1
6-U
7-
9
7-
2
6-15
7-23
25c
6-15
87'Ac
7-
2
6-11
10-
1
9-10
6-15
$6.66
6-26
$7.77
6-25
6-15
125c
7-
3
6-12
t$1.50
7-
3
-6-12
6-15
7-
50c
2
7-
6
6-15
7-12
85 c
100%
6-21
6-15
7-
2
6-20
1
7-16
25c
6-30
6-15
20c
7-13
6-29
50c.
7-31
7-11
6-13
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
Y. (s-a)
Engineering Co." (quar.)
of
6-29
20c
common
(quar.)
Corp.
6-15
6-20
25c
(Mass.),
1
6-30
7-
$1.50
(Wash.,
N.
&
'
7-13
6-20
of se¬
7-
2
6-30
87 Vu c
6-15
6-15
6-25
6-
3c
6-29
6-15
8
6-29
6-15
6-29
6-15
6-29
Class
Joe
6-15
(quar.)
!
—
47«
preferred
New common
New
series
Revnolds
6-11
45c
25c
fR.
6-20
.'"75%
6-30
6-15
■
'
*
preferred
Rlce-Stix, Inc., 7%
I
3
6-12
3
6-12
7-
1
6-21
59 %C
8-
1
7-23
7-
2
6-
8
90c
7-
2
6-
8
$1.75
7-
1
6-15
$1.75
1st preferred
preferred
preferred
10-
1
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
1
6-
8
Richardson
1
9-
7
Richman
12-
7
Richmond
6-30
6-
4
Dividend
obligations
6-30
6-
4
Common
7-
10-
1
9-15
25c
6-25
6-15
50c
7-
2
6-15
$1
7-
2
6-20
(quar.)
6-11
2
6-15
7%
7-
Riley
Rit.ter
6-29
River
30c
7-
2
6-11
93%c
7-
2
6-15
7-15
6-28
8-
1
7-16
8-
I
7-16
6-30
6-23
Roan
(quar.)
Fredericksburg
Bros,
& Potomac RR. Co.
I quar.)
$1
(extra)—
Products
(P.
Robertson
div.
Robinson
Rochester
Gas &
6-19
Rochester
&
5-31
7-
5
7-
2
7-16
12-23
Co.,
Ltd.,
com.
Insurance Co.
8-
Electric
Genessee
com.
P»v-ing
Stock dividend
&
Axle
j
j.
(stock dividend 1)21
RR. (s-a)
(quar.)
I
7-T"
6-29
7-
1
6-20
1
,
6-20
6-30
6-15"
7-16
6-20
■
6-29
50%
6 -ii
6-20
$2
7-
2
25c
7-
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
7-
1
6-18
12-18
11-10
$1.25
S
A
'
t
$1.19
......
7-20
40c
Valley
(quar.)
Rockland Light & Power—
4.75%
preferred inimr.)
7- 6
7
/-,420c
(quar.)
(N. Y. )—
preferred
1
7-
125c
_
,,
_
Rochester Telephone,
Rr,"l*wnU
12-28
6-12
8-
.,.-415c
(quar.)
Quarterly
5%
2
110c
common
preferred
,
Little &
6-15
7-20
Ltd.,
Mfg.
L. 1
6-14
6-30
6-14
6-18
7-
61c
participating
2
tlOc
6-29
6-29
30c
Participating
6-29
$1.25
6-20
30c
shares'
7-15
7-
2
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
Rochester-American
75c
6-20
7-
20c
(quar.)
Mills
Rice
6-20
2
20c
Corp., (quar.)
Co.
Brand
2
7-
25c
guaranteed
Metal
Stoker
7-
50c
American
$1
6-15
1
$1.75
1
(quart
Co.
7-
10-
1-1-57
6-11
$1
7-
7-
*
2nd
6-30
$0,111
6-12
25c
;
2nd
7-10
75c
3
$i.i2y2
7%
$5
97'Ac
6-12
7-
-25c
.....
(quar.)
(quar.)
8
$2.50
(quar.)
3
:
,:/ioo%
(quar.)_—
1st
Ricke
—_—
7-
VL00%
Tobacco
preferred
6-15
6-30
31V4C
common
7%
6-30
;
25c
12'/2C
preferred
A
J.)
6-11
7-22
(initial quar.)
8
Co.—
(annual)
6-15
7- 2
Extra
30c
9-14
12-14
€2yac
"
ii*
class B
3.60%
$1
1
6-26
: r?
conv.'pfd.'(quar.)
(initial quar.)
Metals,
Reynolds
9-14
1-1-57
t5c
iquar.)
common,
43A%
.
8-13 '
$1
•
(stock .dividend)—
5% preferred A (quar.)
Revlon, Inc., common (stock dividend)
Common, class B (stock dividend v
t
1
$1
10-
6-15
*
$28c
Republic Pictures Corp., $1
7-
$1
1
(quar.)
A
4.50%
6-
1
"
-
A
6-11
6-29
7-
10-
(quar.)
A
1
6-29
1
Extra
Class
7-
6-
1
7-
$27c
-
7-
J28c
convertible preferred (quar.)
(Canada), Ltd. —
Republic Steel (quar.)
Resistoflex Corp., com.
(quar.)
lor ordinary
6-22
7-
c
5-31
7-20
Extra
& Associates Ltd.—
rets.
6-29
*7-20
Chains
Renold
Class
50c
62'Ac
(quar.)
6-11
6-22' "
IOC
Roller Bit
3V2%
7-
25c
preferred
2'
2
(quar.)
Co.
Insurance
8
(quar.)
(quar.)
"
7-
(s-ai^
Title
7%
Ltd
3
87'Ac
8
$1
(quar.)
6-11
7-
7-
(quar.)
6-
12%c
(Hartford)
2
*
6-15
25c
(quar.)___
6-
•
•
common
2
25c
(quar.)
Plnchin Johnson
-<
I
2
_t
Insurance
Pillsbury
'
Reed
12'Ac
Quarterly
6-
6-30
12'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)""
pfd.
preferred
preferred
Reinsurance
—l———
Phoenix
j,
t
5-31
.
6-29
30c
Co.
8
Phillips-Electrical Co". (1953), Ltd,
;
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
".
6-30
*.
20c
$1.50
7-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
-
5-31
t23c
Co.
Corp.
6-
M
preferred
5-31
,
5-31
(s-a)
7-10
-
4%
»6-30
$2
Co._„_
1st
Estate
C.)
5%
5c
pfd. A (quarj—
-
5-31
60c
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)
cents from
RR.
Transportation
"
6-15
40c
of America,
2
87'Ac
Trenton
&
6-15
2
6-30
—
preferred
5%
60c
5%
Philadelphia
2
7-
Manufacturing Co.—
(quar.)__
Transportation
7-
,6-30
Canada, Ltd.—
conv.
Reece
accumulated
preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Title Insurance Co.
«
$1.07'A
Electric
ordinary
cents from capital gains)
Philadelphia Suburban
"
6-13
6-30
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Reliance
common
(20
6-20
v;
$1.02
Reliance
(quar.)
Fund
1
2
$1.04'A
8
(quar.)
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric, common (quar.)
Philadelphia
7-
35c
*
7
preferred
preferred
preference
I
-
7-
$1.06
(quar.)
7-
$1.15
preferred
3.90%
(quar.)_
preferred
$1.12%
2nd
Philip
A
40c
2nd
6-15
30c
D.
$1.75
2nd
1
45c
:
(quar.)
*
non-cum.
7-
7
.!!!_!!
Real
35c
non-cum.
6-15
$1.16'A
!
—
common
9-
___:
non-cum.
net
Gas,
&
6-
;
$4
6-30
common
Mining
7-25
25C
$4
$1
25c
Reading Gas
25c
$4
6-
1
7-25
& Co.—
preferred
;
6-27
$1
1
4% conv. 2nd (quar.)
Philadelphia Dairy Products—
6-20
6-25
Pfizer
;
6-15
2
7-
35c
1
l.
redeemable pfd.
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
Carolina—
North
7-
(quar.)
preferred
4Va%
6-29
25c
64c
10-
—
preferred (quar.)
Milk, common (quar.)
:
0-15
7
6-29
8
7%
Pet
6-25
2
.
;
6-
7-30
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
"
7-14
7-
6
'
7-25
8 15
8
20c
preferred
$1.40
7
14c
40c
com.
1
6-
$2
Ray-O-Vac Co.
83 %c
Bankers,
6-
15c
$1.12%
Pipeline
7-
1
6-29
6-
8-15
6-
—
Industrial
1
30c
7-25
8-15
6-
(quar.)
profits from sale
8-
7-
17'Ac
Railway & Utilities Investing Corp.—
$3 preferred (accum.)
$3.50 preferred (accum.)
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd, common
8
6-30
(quar.)—:
undistributed
}75c
6-30
75c
from
6-30
$2
15c
18y2c
7-16
preferred (quar.)__.
Raybe3tos-Manhaltan, Inc. (quar.)
(stock dividend)
Reading Co., 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
6-
1
6-30
(quar.)
and
.
:
14c
(quar.)
Insurance
40c
Basin
$1
7
40c
6%
6-15
6-19
6%
2 'A %
(quar.)
preferred
6-23
(quar.)
Elec.
$3.50
6-15
7-
7'Ac
(quar.)
6-22
7-10
6-23
Radio Corp.
6-15
7-
(quar.)
6-30
8
3
7-
35c
com.
6-15
$$1
Class
7-
4%
(quar.)
6-30
,
6-15
6-29
preferred
Quincy
37'Ac
$1
Sand
2
(quar.)
$3.50
(s-a)
Co
6-20
10-30
7-
12'Ac
!
!
of
LtJ.
Oats,
Reardon
Glass
7-16
11-15
of Oklahoma—
R & M Bearings,
6-15
(quar.)
Co.
156c
*
Quincy Murket Cold Storage & WarehouseQuarterly
;
6-29
7-25
(quar.)
Co.
6-29
1
28c
*1.50
dividend)—
175c
'
-
,
(quar.)__
Telephone Co., 5%
Quemont Mining, Ltd._
6-15
175c
(quar.)_
5
6-20
1
6-30
(quar.)
Publishing
Pepsi-Cola
6%
6-30
7-10
6-29
Ltd. (quar.)
Pipe Line Co.—
Personal
6-
7-14
~i2iu7
28 at' $25^
7-10
)
(quar.)
iquar.)_—
6-
7-16
Fund
Stock
Quebec
$1.75
—
common
5
6-30
45c
(s-a)
preferred
8%
Electric Co.,
Quaker
$1.25
com.
6-
J50c
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
12'Ac
& Telegraph,
Permian
1
2
7-10
8-
$1i0,6^
"
(entire
..Tiirrg
7-10
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred
(quar.)_
curities)-
7-16
*, nfil/
nn
37c
Pickering Lumber
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
convertible preference
6-20
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)_
Peoples Gas,' Licht & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Securities Corp. (l'Ac from ordinary
8
Service—
(quar.)'
r-'Vm»Uor,
7.
1
$125
<
7-16
preferred
4.60%
9nr
_
common!"!
$1.18%
(quar.)__^
7-
-
1$2
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
8%
6-20
7-
5-29
(quar.)
Pyle-National
7-16
20c
6-28
2c
(quar.)
Ltd., com.
Co.
Corp.
Pyramid
$1.12'A
Peoples Credit Jewelers,
6-26
(quar
(111.)
_
5%
"*
(quar.)
Gas Co.
Hlinois Gas
Northein
in-
6-15
(quar.)
C.)
(J.
Penton
7-16
SS5eastoCfl?ltaI Ry. (S-ai
Corp" (stock
Northern Central
Northern
$ 8A
Refractories.
North & Judd Mfg.
North
,P3/®
n£
.
(quar.)"
Aviation
American
6-22
7-
3%% pfd" (QUar.) /m.Vr 7
Industries, 4'A% Dreferrpri .2.2222
Newberry
6-15
1
7-
siioi/2
preferred
6-20
2
6-20
(stock
Traffic
and
* l¥&
(Chi"c~a~goT7s-a7
kor
^Illcag0' <8 a>
50c
2
7-
.7-16
preferred
3.35%
7-
2
2
7-
70c
-
T
J
(quar.)
Avenue
Telephone
1
quar.)
27yac
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mines,
preference
Purex
$1.10
4.40%
5-25
7-
q1%(1
(quar.)
-
Co.
6-15
-
6-12
(quar.)—
4 V2 %
8-
<n *n
(quar.)
Trust
1
7-12
6-20
Pennsylvania Power & Light,
& Gas—
(quar.)
preferred
York
New
aJi
"
Co-
preferred (quar)
prior preferred (quar.)_____
6%
New
G«
convertible
6-U
2
7-16
Quarterly
6-11
6-29
™<->
7-16
1
Corp.—
Pennsylvania
6-11
2
7-
(quar.)$1 133/
New York, Chicago & St. Louis'RR." quaV7
90c
2
7-
56'Ac
$109
(quar.)_
preferred
2
7-
7-
4%%
7-
Service, common (quar.7 __._i.__2
KeJ,w,?Jleans
4.36%
preferred
900
$1.60
7
7-
mv!
mi
6-15
1
7-20
preferred
Penney
7-
«i
_
4.05%
6-29
8-
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
5-25
25c
preferred -(quar.)
$4.18
preferred (quar.)
$4.30
preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
8-
60c
6-29
$4.08
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Penn
$1.40
6-15
8-15
31'Ac
(quar.)
pfd.
6-22
40c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)„
4.65%
6-19
Tereohone,
Common
6-15
6-30
9-
1
7-
6-30
(initial)
preferred
4.24%
6-28
6-30
2
7-10
3c
preferred
Public Service
2911c
pfd.
Transportation
Penn-Texas
Jersey Power & Light Co.—
2
13c
■
8
:
5
7-
50c
\
preferred
(quar.)
Pennroad Corp. (stock dividend)
6-15
1
'
$1.30
6-12
6-29
*2
Gas^Jre InSUra"Ce (qUar")"-
6-29
7-
New England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
*£
37'Ac
,
2
2'Ac
$1.50
10%
Co.
Service
5.50%
2
Tubes,
Chemical
Peninsular
$1.32
<quarT>2222222
7-18
7-
Transport Co., common
Public Service
7-
7-25
40c
7-10
6-15
75c
(quar.)™
Gas
(quar,)
preferred
Public
.8-15
Rust-Proof
Parmelee
$1
6-15
6-21
■^-le
Eastern
preferred
Parker
6-26
5%
50c
preferred
Park
1
1
20c
_
6-15
;
Washington
Provincial
6-15
77-
6-28
$1
preferred
4%
6
7-15
preferred
7-16
Pantex Mfg. Co. (stock dividend)—.
6%
preferred
(quar.)——
6-21
convertible
8-15
$1.09
preferred
Page-Hersey
6-20
7-
_
7-16
4%
(quar.)
Pacific Power & Light, common
4.52% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
6-11
(quar.)
8-15
25c
6% preferred (quarj
Packard-Bell Co. (quar.)
6-25
System
125c
Providence
(quar.)——
preferred
Pacific Telephone
6-22
6-30
6-30
2
Electric
6-15
pfd. (quar.)_,
(increased
Indemnity
$4.75
6-14
6-25
6-29
(quar.)
3
Intermountain
$4.50
6-18
6-25
7-
England
7-
Electric^.
&
$4.40
England Gas <fc Electric Association
Common
4%
6-30
6-30
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
6-20
31'Ac
(increased)
preferred
5%
Co.
Co.
Providence,,
6-15
7-14
(quar.)
Gamble,
&
6-15
3
30c
common
(s-a)
Rowe) Growth
(T.
2
6-29
preferred
Prophet
6-29
17'Ac
5%
&
Bros.
Procter
6-29
7-14
(quar.)
$4.36
2
7-
6-20
7-14
11
Express, new common
(initial after three-for-one split)
Pacific Lighting Corp., common (quar.)—
6-15
7-14
7-
Gas
Pa'ific
7-16
New
4%
125c
(accum.)^
Investment Ltd.-
preferred
Pacific
ti5c
25c
New
Price
,
7-
(quar.)„
Dome
Progress
Pacific Greyhound Line, 5%
10c
Brunswick
2
8
)'•
Inc., 6% prior pfd. (qua)1.)
Co.,
Coast
Pacific
Telephone""co2,"Ltd2"(qua"r2)
Extra
New
7-
6-
I
50c
Corp..
Co.
"
20c
Electric
East
7-31
tl5c
(quar.)——
preferred
&
,
6-30
7-
10c
dividend
Preston
t$1.75
Pacific Finance Corp., 5%
6-29
Mills,
Oil
Corp.,
6-30
(quar.)
6-22
'
Prestole
1
113%c
'
(quar.)
Pacific Associates,
Pacific
6-20
50c
(quar.)_
6-
Pacific-Atlantic Canadian
222222222
Machine
Britain
2
3
6-29
:
k_,
Read
Price
■
6-15
7-16
...
Quarterly
7-
7-
6-22
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
Lambert
&
Pratt
8-17
$25c
6-1-5
6-29
(quar.)
Co,
Woolen
Stock
1
(quar.)
Paper
6'/2%
'
6-30
o71/ _
20c
6-15
9-
(quar.)
Mfg.
Mfg.
Oxford
'
9
Ltd
Canada,
6-30
$1.12'A
(quar.)—.
Products Co., Ltd.
preferred
Panhandle
2222222222222
Western
of
6-15
$i.06y4
(quar.)—.
6-
6-30
10c
$3
Machine
Pratt-Hewitt
6-25
Owens-Corning Flberglas— '
New
common
(initital-quar.)
12-
1-2-57
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Neon
Loan
Opellka
"""
Telephone—
6-19
10c
B (quar.)
& Debenture Co. (quar.)
9-
inc
■
~
(quar.)
6-29
2
(quar.)_.
6-25
15c
Corp.
Pratt
(quar.)—
preferred
A
convertible
Ontario Steel
3 a/
Radiator
dividend
Nebraska
Nehi
(quar.)2.2222222222
Co.
S.
7-20
7-
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
of Canada, Ltd., 20m. (quar.j_
6% non-cum. partic. preferred (quar.)
4'A% first preferred (quar.)
Power
25c
10-
'zr
7-14
75c
0-15
3.60%
$1.06
preferred
Orange & Rockland Elec.,
25c
2Or
.
~
Extra
»
7-10
6-26
common
Osborn
*
________
«-
7-30
42'Ac
7-1
preferred (quar.)
:
Rico Telephone (quar.)
Porto
(quar.)
preferred
Ontario
6-25
preferred
(quar.)
Tile & Mfg
6%
new
12'Ac
(quar.)_
General
Extra
8
6-20
—
com.
Transit, 5c preferred
Portland
15c
6-
•*
6-15
?n' <>c
1951 series
6-
2
_
Refining (quar.)
1
8
6-
2
(quar.)__
Paper,
Portland
President
2
12c
50c
137'Ac
50c
75c
$1 12'A
2QC
7-
0-
3
7-
(s-a)
K.)
(H.
2
7-
1956).
Portland
...
3
2
Corp. (Increased)
Standard
(quar.)
_<
60c
(quar.)——
preferred
7-
7-
Shares
6-15
20c
7-
7-
"111112™
"
2222222222222222
series
Bond
2
Jockey Club, Ltd.—
5'/2%
7-
6C
13c
17c
2
7-
Beauty Supply Co., Ltd.—
convertible Darticipating preferred
$1
43A%
Balanced series
National
Inc.
7-13
31'Ac
___________
_
7-
Ontario
5
National Securities Series—
series
Porter
Service Co..
;
convertible
Omar,
$0.15625
(quar!)"!"
National Propane Corp.; 5%
6-15
$1.11
(s-a)—..
Sulphite &
Porter-Cable
25c
Co-p., 40c
Corp.,
4'A%
6-14
6-18
7-
15c
1
2
7-
split in April,
(quar.)
Manufacturing
preferred
6-20
$2.50
"
-
2
2
7-
—
(initial)
Oil
preferred
6%
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
7-
m
75C
$1.50
25c
-
—_—
(quar.)
$5c
!_
._!"!!!!!
common
6-
common
(s-a)
Portable Electric Tools, Inc., common
Mathleson Chemical
5
6-12
B (quar.)___Bearing (quar.)
Industries
(quar)_
Motor
National
Dividend
Town
6-30
gj
Co.,
6-29
97'Ac
Insurance
Quarterly
6-18
4'A%
50c"1
6-11
62c
4%
6-11
6-25
—
(quar.)—
Old Line Life Insurance Co. of America
6-12
<
6-25
7-
$1
RR.
new
Tile
Huron
Port
1
6-
2
$1
(quar.).
preferred
Colony
2
2
7-
58'/a C
$1.75
Potomac Electric Power, common
preferred
4.24%
2
7-
125c
—
under
announcement
Service
Water
4%
Old
6-27
7-
6-15
$1.10
Oklahoma Gas & Elec., common
6-18
7-
6-30
7-
$1.75
Adams
2-1
(Alter
6-12
7-15
(>juar.)_
North
Inc,
Pomona
of Ohio.
2
....
Lead
conv.
8
2
B
National
5%
6-
6-15
120c
(quar.).
tsn
preferred
6%
6-30
6-20
2
$1
title of Telephone
corporate
6-25
7-
12y2C
—
preferred
dividend
See
7-
_
class A
National
7-
Plough,
4
Plymouth
(quar.)_
Ohio River Sand Co., G% preferred
Ohio Service Holding Corp.—
6-15
6-
—___—-——
preferred
4.44%
6-15
2
A
_i
40%
7-
7-15
6-26
(quar.)
&
6-15
1
11'Ac
45c conv.
preferred
Plttsfield
T-
s
7-
Register
Cash
4
1
6-
3
7-
Common
2
20c
V
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. B (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Cnicago Ry.—
6-15
$1
Co
Edison Co., common (quar.)
3.90 /o preferred (quar.)
8-10
2
tl3c
5%
Co., class
B
7-
—-
Ohio
tl5c
137J/2c
(quar.)
National Fire Insurance (Hartford) (quar.)I
National Grocers, Ltd., common (quar.)
$1.50 preference
(quar.)
,
National Gypsum Co.
(quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
National
Class
8-10
8-31
Mfg.,
Brass
Ohio
8
6-
7-
(quar.)
common
8
20c
50c
27'Ac
75c
_
Co.,
6-18
$2
Ltd
Power Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Office Specialty Mfg. Co. Ltd
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd- (quar.)_
$1.12%
$1.25
_
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., 4'A%
6-30
tl2%c"
6-11
7-
8-
75c
Mills
Pioneer
7%
(quar.)
Light &
(Charles F.)
Oberman
7-
common
Piper Aircraft,
6-29
Co.—
RR.
Worcester
preferred
Noyes
.
&
8cotia
Nova
6-22
2
Ltd
Quarterly
6c
20c
'
Corp
Investors
6-
6-29
15c
income)
investment
net
(From
National
National
6-15
Co.—
Securities
Nation-wide
2
6-30
93%c
6-19
7-25
Northwestern National Insurance (Milwaukee)
o
62Vic
25c
preferred (s-a)
(quar.)
Nachman Corp.
1
4
5c
\
.
6-29
50c
1
6-
7-
20c
25c
6c
37'Ac
60c
45C
6-23
6-11
40C
6-
6-19
6
7-
6-25
$1.95
Water (quar.)
Pioneer Gold Mines of British Columbia, Ltd.
Union
25C
6-15
2
income
40c
;
No-Sag
Norwich
ordinary
7-26
45c
3
3
10-
12'Ac
50e
preferred (quar.)
_
(quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)
Mutual Shares Corp. (from capital gains) __
Mutual System, Inc., common
(quar.)™__
6%
preferred (quar.)
Myers IF. E.) & Bros,
(quar.)
Mystic Valley Gas Co
convertible
5%
Murray Ohio Mfg.
"capital gains" dividend of $1.70)
-
2
7-27
Munising Wood Products Co.—
from
6-15
Plainfieid
Spring (quar.)
Northern Quebec Power Co.
10-27
tl5c
50c
_
6-20
1
common
(initial)
common
8%
1c
____
_
1
7-
Co.—
Northrop Aircraft (quar.)
1
6-
3
7-
$1.25
3c
(quar.)__
6-16
New
Co.,
Telephone
7-
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
Motor Finance Corp., $5 preferred
Mount Diablo Co. (quar.)
6-20
(quarterly of 25 cents
and a year end
7-
40c
7-
59%c
7%
Pacific Railroad
3
Pine Street Fund, Inc.
.
$1.37 >/2
7-
25c
(quar.)____
Morris)
Consolidated, Inc,—
Ohio
Northern
7-
25c
Paper
Northern
6-11
7-
62'Ac
Mills, 4%% pfd.
Morris (Philip), Inc. (see Philip
Morris
6-11
3
6-29
t$1.75
£0c
59%c
Quarterly
2
6- 6
6-25
55c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
7-
* f$1.75
__
preferred
7-
1$1
15c
t35«
7%'
Natural Gas,
5'/a %
7-
$1.75
t25c
(quar.)__
A
Northern
6-U
7-14
50c
;
_+
common
Payable of Rea.
Share
Name of Company
Holders
When
Per
Payable 0/ Rec.
Snare
Name oj Company
Payable o/ Rec.
Holder*
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
.
1956
Monday, June 25,
(3056)
52
■'
2%
-
Volume 183
Number 5545
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
53
(3057)
Per
1
Name of Company
;
Rockwood
Roddis
&
5%
Co.,
Plywood
Corp.
Rome
Class
Royal
50
Corp.,
Royalite Oil,
Ruppert
U.
Ltd.,
(Helena)
(Jacob)
Russell
(P.
C.)
Co.
(final)
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
92'/ac
8-1
6-28
6-11
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
97%c
8-
1,
10c
7-
3
New
6-15
5c
—
7-
3
6-15
Royalty
(Stock
pfd.
preferred
($25
Sovereign
6-15
6-30
6-12
Spokane International RR.
6-29
6-15
5c
7-
2%%
2
6-29
$1
Marine
&
7-10
8-25
6-11.
25c'
7- 2
60c
7-
V. 6-
1
7-1
6-
1
7-
—-$l
;—*• $1.07%
6-
1
1
7-
Schick,
6-15
7-25
,7-25
6-29
$1.25
9-15
9-
$1.25
12-15
12-
30c
'7-17
"
$1.10
22c
-
—
7-
25c
1,
1
22 V2c
7-16
6-29
22c
—
7-16
6-29
60c
7-
6-
—
(quar.)
—
2
$/
Standard
JW.50
Seaboard
New
A
2
6-30
2
6-15
Stanley Home Products
Stanley Works (quar.)
6-29
6-25
Starrett
7-2
6-20
7-
91 %c
9-
7-18
1
6-21
1
Air
Line
$4:75
preferred
8-14
6-15
5%
6-19
5%
6-27
6-15
Stedman
7-10
6-21
Steel Co.
$1.18%
7-10
6-21
$1.25
/
7-1Q
>,,6-21
5%
25C
:
2
$2.50
7-
2
preferred
(quar.)—-———.—;
Security "Titl«> Insurance Co. (Los Angeles)
Stern
7-
1
1
6-11
7-
1
6-15
15c
prior
$1.12
Seismograph
JSelama,-Dindings
Shamrock
Oil
-Shareholders
Trust
Certificate
Sharon
Ltd.
of
1
1
6-15
25c
6-29
5%
(quar.)
6-13
6-18
6-30
Salesbook
$4.50
6-15
2
1
(quar.)
2
6-
1
6-
8
3
6-
8
Class
V
A
20c
$2.12
,
Smith
preferred
(A.
O.)
Smith
Common
*
5-31
5c
6-29
6-15
5%
7-27
6-28
(quar.)————
7-
3
7-
3
5-31
8-
1
7-11
$53c
—
7-31
35c
6-29
10c
6-29
5%
6-29
6-15
25c
$1.55
5%
5%
South
Rayon Corp.—
.
A
prior
•'
■
'
,
Electric. &
Gas,
9-28
6-
9-28
6-29
35c
6-
9-28
7-
"
1
$1.25
7-
25c
1
7-
2
2
2
5%
62 %c
7-
2
6-12
.
8% .preferred
;
Co,,
Southern
California
Original
4.32%
Ltd.
preferred
preferred
Southern
Indiana
Common
4.80%
Southern
i
4.80%
Gas
&
preferred
7 %
pfd.
Southern
Oxygen
New
5%
non-cum.
Public
Telephone
Gas
.6% [preferred
Southwestern
Gas
2
I
7-
1
6-llS
Union
Pacific
6-19
Union
7-16
6-22
9-14
8-15
6-20
Union Telephone
$1.35
(quar.)_
(quar.)—*
'
17%c
(quar.)—
9-14
7-
/ 6-30
-
15c
common
10c
1
1
-
.
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
$1.50
7-
1
6-20
$1.25
7- 2
—
n.ie%
--7-2
*
share
$1.07
7-
2
6-15
6-19
preferred
ri.
6-20
.6-20
1
6-15
6-29
of
5-31
Hevi-Duty
for
each
30i
•
/
;
6-29
5-31
^,8-15
$1.12%
7t20
8-15
7-20
'
$1
92%c
,
8-15
87 %c
Ltd.
(quar.)
8-15
7-20
7-20
$1.50
Ltd.
(Mich.)
(quar.)
7-
30c
—
2
6-
6
4
6-25
6-15
6-20
—
33 %c
7-
(quar.)
36c
7-
1
(quar.)
67 %c
7-
1
6-20
7-31
7-15
$2.75
preferred
(quar.)
683/4c
7-
1
6-20
70c
6-29
6-22
$1.12%
7-15
7-
•
7-15
6-21
7-30
7-16
7-
1
10-
1
$3.50
'
convertible
6-8
6%
7-
3
4-21
7-
1
6-15
Fruit
United
6-8
Class
pref.
7-3
6-8
7-
3f
6-
8
United
2
6-15
Merchants
20c
7- 2
6-15
7-
25c
.
35c
4%%
6-13
7-2
7-
6-28
7-
6-14
7-
2
6-8
7- 2
6-8
$1.22%
7-2
6-8
U.
S.
$1.27'%
7-2
6-8
U.
$1.28
'7-2
6- 8
i
7- 2
7-2
6- 8
U.
$1.06%
7-2
6-8
$1.12V2
(quar.)
[.
7-2
Class
7%
6-8
7- 2
■
12%c
6-15
U.
$1.14
;T—
Ry.,
8-1
7-16
8- 1
,
30c
9-15
7.
-
6-15
(quar.)
1
7-
1
S.
U.
6-15
#1.35
—
7-
S.
6-15
4%
(quar.)—»
preferred
6-25
6-25
7-10
8- 1
7-10
United
8-
30c
.
-
31
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B, (quar.)
Stores
6-15
%c
1
.7-1
$1
7-1
7"-'T
.
6-15
6-15
J
6-15
15c
:
6-11
25c
!
(quar.)
6-20
.6-25
6-15
25c
6-25
6-15
17%c
5-30
6-22
2nd
the
$6 preferred
U.
1
Corp.
of
6-13
7-
70c
preferred (quar.)—
(stock dividend)—.
Tool
(quer.)
15%
40c
.
' 7- 5
6-29
,
6-20
6-15
1
7-
3
1
7-
3
S.
4%% -2hd
33/4%
($2
from
ordinary
6-21
7-
1
6-21
$2.20
6-29
6-18
7-
2
6-15
40c
7-
2
6- 1
7-
I
capital
income)
(quar.)—,
20c
'
preferred
preferred
.S.
7- 2
6-16
7-
1
€-15
7-
1
6-15
62%c
7-
2
6-15
,35c
7-
2
6-18
15c
6-29
6-15
3Qc
7-10
6-25
-30c
'
-
.
*
(accum.)
*
-
pfd.
(s-a)
of
each
McLellan
140
,
"
shares
7-10
6-25
8-15
7-25
7-
9
6-25
$1.12%
7-1
6-?5
93%c
7-\l
93%c
'7-1
6-25
22V2c
7-23
7>-13
7-14"
7-2
6-25
held)
$1.50 /
>
-50c
——'
(quar.)
(quar.)**-*.****
Shoe Corp., new com.
-
(initial)
U. .8.
Smelting Refining & Mining
,U..S. Trust. Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)*
Steel.
United
Utilities tquar.)_*-_.
United
Stockyards,-
70c
50c
•
Ltd.
convertible
*
common
preferred
1
;
22%c
—'
*4
pfd- (s-a)—
(quar.)i—
3%%'preferred H
1
6-
$1
share
for
6-
•
2nd
(One
2
7- 2
-$1.75
J.), 4%%
preferred A
6-21
6
10c
net
com.
6-28
"7-
$1.75
com/(quar.)
pfd.
7-18
10c
••
conv.
€-16
7-6
10c
(quar,)
PlywQod,
6-29
50c
*•
*
(quar.)
Corp.—
,
Stores
Stock' dividend
7- 2
$1-
(quar.)
—*
Reclaiming Co.—
convertible
$4.20 non-cum.
6-1
40c
common
Rubber
7-10
-
7-2
25c
preferred (quar.)
S.
$1.40
6-20
1
7-1
32c
8-
8-
60c
(Baltimore)—
United States Sugar
—
(quar.)—,
62%c
37%c
"
preference, series A (quar.)
1
$1-..
6-20
6-20
1
8-
U.
2
2
~
Playing Card
Printing & Lithograph
5%
6-15
7-
7-
——
common
Lines, Co. UN.
6-29
25c
(ouar.)
6-29
$1.21
preferied
Inc.,
Co,,
preferred
6-20
9-20
20c
(quar.)
6-29
...
(quar.)
(quar.)
American,
Co.
$1.14
—__
*
Foreign Securities
from
7-10
10-10
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
20c
9
$2.50
—
$1.25
•
(quar.)
5-22
class A
$1.25
common
(quar.)
Light Co., $4.56 pfd.
(quar.)
7-5
6-12
#2.50
(quar.)
—
Gypsum
S.
U.
$1.24
7-
1
*
Hoffman Machinery.—
New common
(initial quar.)
,U.
..
8-13
S.
8-17
1
Co.,
B_:
Extra
7%
U.
$1.25
&
tU,/6.
Pipeline Co.—
Corp.—
.
S. Glass
7-16
1
(quar.)*.—
Storage
gains and
7-16
8-
.
$1.16
5-31
partic.
preferred
6.
U.
—_
Foil
8.
2
2
......
*
6-8
7-
7-
(quar.)
-
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
Quarterly
;__i—
$1.31%
8
5%
,
S.
.$1.02%
—
8
6-
5-31
*
Canal
*
Cold
6-
2
6-30
Is 6d
*—
&
Corp.—'
preferred
6-29
7-
50c
Printers &
6.%
,
6-15
8
$1.06%
*
United Piece Dye
United
3
10c
preference (quar.).
Works, $4.25 pfd. <quar.)_;
Publishers, Inc
United Shoe Machinery, com. (quar.)_:
6-8
6-8
.,
7-
37%c
-
*
*
,
Jersey RR.
Non-oum.
2
7- 2
;
.
$1.15
..
6-15
.
(final)
Pacific
3
Mfrs.—
Quarterly
United
6-
7-
60c
(quar.)
&
7-13
$1
-
*
New
United
•
6-4
$1.16V*
com.
75c
Molasses, Ltd.—
deposit rets, ord,
Amer.
6-13
.
7-10
6-20
.
,
common-
dividend-*--—*
United
6-13
2
preferred
Stock
•
6-15
2
6-29
<
50c
(quar
2
7-
'
1
—
Illuminating
United
25c
6-20
7-10
1
75c
....
(quar.)
7-
$25c
1
1
-
Improvement,
45c
-
7-
88-
(quar.)
Inc.—
Corp.
3
7-16
7-
*
United Income Fund Shares (From net investment income)
6-15
1
30c
A
B
8-
15c
Co.
(quar.)*
Investments, Ltd.—
pref. (quar.)
Fuel
class
6-20
13 %c
Tool, com.- (quar.)
Preferred (quar.) -4
30c
-
87 %C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
7-1
$30c
preference
5% %
7-1
1
:
United Drill &
6-15
7-
(increased)
1
of America—
'
1
' 6-29
Drill
preferred (quar.)
United Cigar Whelan Stores Corp.—
11-30
.7-
Twist
United
,
Gas
(quar.)
4% %
8-31
1-1-57
$7c
(quar.)
preferred
Power
7-
2
preferred
$1
Extra
Tnoi
,;,7- 2
$15c
';
(Omaha)
$50c
(quar.)
Telephone,. 6%
J2orp.
6-15'
preferred
6-21
(increased)
Thomaston Mills
Thor
7-
*2
v/'
_——
United Biscuit Co.
-
(quar.)_
Thompson-Starrett,
-
6-15
7- 2
■"'*
»
United
-
2
$1.44
$1.16
Lines
Transmission
-
2
7-
$2.70
Co.—
Natural
Co.
7-
7,13
.1
1
"
Thermoid
6-20
6-15
$4c
(quar.)_
4-%
•'
V 7j.2'
6-20
Union
•
—
preferred
4%
7-16
6-
7-15
(quar.)
6-15
*i,
Electric—
5%
preferred (quar.)
4.65% preferred (quar;) 11—
4.2.8% preferred (quar.)t—
6-20
1
'
22 %c
:
8-15
2
$1
2
6-21
(quar.)
$1.25
7-
62 %c
7-
•
62 %c
6-18
6-30
$1.50
(quar.)_:
Service
Inc.,
6-21
1
7-10
7-31
__**_> -
Gas
preferred
Textiles,
2
7-
'
•
Co.
7-15
(quar.)
Natural
preferred
Textron
RR.
7-15
(quar.)
preferred
Texas ' Utilities
6-21
7-
62 %c
37 %c
Insurance—
common
Canada
Stockyards
6-20
100%
_:
(quar.)
preferred
Texas
6-20
'25c
_*
7-16
6-30
3
6-18
$$1.25
(quar.)
$4.84
6-15
"
50c
25C
,
(quar.)—
&
7-
24c
6-15
7-
6-30
7-10
-15c
preferred
preferred
6-30
45c
.
25c
6-29
$1.25
4.25%
$4
40c
.
—
6-29
6-18
$4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
'6-29
2
30c
(quar.)__.
Pacific
6-30'
7-13
•
7-
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
preferred
Power
11-15
11-26
15c
Union
15c
(quar.)
&
8-15
7t16
(quar.)*
(quar.)
6-21
62%c
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
6-19"
6-19
7-
$40c
(quar.)
Texas
«n<>
1'
2
1
2
(s-a)
preferred
5%
8
7-13
7-
7-
8-24
...
10c
preferred, (quar,)
Texas
1
50c
Service
Gas,
6-
8-
•
:
Corn.—-
Southwest-* Natural
6-15
-
8-
United Funds,
5.40%
6-20
6-30
•40c
(quar.)
Ltd.
—
preferred
Gas
6-19
$35c
7-
$35c
1
common
Transmission,
preferred
-
Investment
$1
4.96%
Co.—
preferred
Union
50c
4.65%
$5
5
7-10
$1.20
(quar.)_
Southeastern
6-
7-1
6%c
(one
of
2
50c
Cos.
preferred
,
(initial)
Southeastern
Southwest'
-
(quar.)
Production
common
.
(Del.). (quar.)—
Southern Railway Co.—
6-21
Co.
7-
,
9'
7- 3
7-14
(quar.)
Gas
$3.50
9
6/
$$1.75
(quar.)
Union
30c
(quar.)
preferred
7-13
13 %c
Accident
preferred
6-20
6-20
6-
10c
(quar.)——
preferred
$3.70
-
2
6-30*
,
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
$$1
*
Common
6-5
.
7-16
$1.75
I
Southern New England Telephone Co.
Southern
'
6-30
6-30
f$1.50
(quar.)
6-30
5
50c
Corp.
$4
7-15
6-26
31 %C*
-
preference (quar.)
(Jersey City
(quar.)
12%c
Aircraft—:
$4.64
6-14
8'
6-26
1
20c
35c
held)
preferred
7-
$1.12
B
$4.56
6-14
.
8
6-.8
3
Co.—
$4 preferred
,
"
6-14
2
&
Co.
shares
j
$4.50
6-15
6-»19
6-29
20c,
—.
Electric
6-
6-
7-
-
20c
•
(quar.)
Life
Electric
7-
(quar.)
Instrument
Texas
*
6-15
1
6-29
*
$1.25
dividend)—.
preferred (quar.)
(G.) Ltd.,-common
preference (quar.)
,
.
(quar.)—*
Power
7- 2
6-28
60c
.
,
Electric—
(quar.)_
7-
27c
'<
1
7.
*
United Gas
Texas
8
3
$1
United Gas
Texas-Illinois
(quar.) —1
Process.
preferred
Nevada
50c
(quar.)—
7-
25c
*
•
6-15
4.50%
Co.—
Southern Canada Power Co.,r Ltd.—.
Partic.
preferred
(quar.)
Southern Franklin
,
6-11
7-16
7- 2"
_
145C
.
6-15
6-15
Tennessee
40c
■*
(quar.)—
Edison
6-29
35c
1.12%.,
*.
(quar.)—
Southam
25c
"10c*
*
(quar.)
5.25%
6-12
quar.)—
6-20
1
1
5.12%
6-12
7-
.
,
quar.)_____
St.
(quar.)
Stock dividend
1
Gas
6-
7-
5C
...
common
Electric
7-
Tennessee
--,4
Common
"
■
—*_—_—
4.10%
*6-12
7-
Pittsburgh Water Co.— „
4%% preferred (quar.).
South Porto Rico Sugar," Common
Union
7-
5.10%
6-15
%c
,
South
7-31
7-
25c
ord. reg. (s-a),1 split)—
4.90%
t
57 %c
(Increased
6-15
71 %c
4.64%
6-15
1
"
56
Gas
6-15
6-11
10%
(stock
Mines,
preferred
6-13
3
7-3
t50c
(quar.)
Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.)
*^*4
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—
60c non-cum. partic. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
68%c
4.60%
6-15
7-
?
4.50%
Jersey
5
2
6-20
j
y
7-
(Del.)—
Union
6-29
6-15/
./
7- 2
t60c,.
..
:
Underwriters
9-11
7-
(quar.)
Tennessee
1
6-15
6-29
$1.25
common
6-18
1 "
(quar.)
Temco
7- 2
;
30c
$60c
Quarterly
6-11
7- 2
(quar.)
Class
40c
*
.
(annual)——.
preferred
Underwriters
-
-
6-15/
25c
6
7-
.
Corp.
'M,-Inc.,
5%%
preferred
$5
1
8-31
*
$1.38
—
8-31
.
38%C
preferred '(quar.)
—1
preferred
;
(quar.)
preferred
(quar:)—J--—.
7-
.
56c
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd- 1
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio, class A——
'
8-31
—
1
10-
43%c
,
1
4.60%
South
(quar.)
LaSalle
6-25
18c
(quar.)
3
6-15
preferred
Extra
•
■
preferred
(quar.)—.
preferred
(quar )_
pref.
(James), Inc.,
Taylor
6-15
6-
6-29
.
Carolina
2
7c
383/4C
!_
,
class
7-
6-29
31 %c
preferred (quar,)
preferred (quar.)„
5%% prtfened (quar,)_
Optical
Co.
(quar.)_
8-
,..
15c
preferred (quar.)
4%
6-15
31 %c
conv.
Skenandoa
-
7C
Sorg Paper Co.,
Shurou
9-14
2
25c
.Tamblyn
6-15
2
South
U-Tote
12-14
7-
156c
„
7-
convertible prior preferred (quar.)—
Coach,.$1.50 preferred (quar.)
5%%
6-15
7-
12 %c
-
pfd, A-(quar.)
pfd, A (quar.)—
5%
5%%
6-30
1
7-1
.
10c
conv.
$1.55
7-14
7-
$1
J70C
*
—
conv.
5%
6-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
220 Bagley
9-28
$2
for
10
6%
Gold
Twin
12-31
(quar.)__
preferred
Talcott
6-13
(quar.)
convertible-preferred (quar.)——
conv.
$4
6-18
208
.
'
6-15
*
Tobacco, 7%
6-18
6-15
,f
—
2
;
6-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(initial)
2
7-
—__;
of New Jersey
6-30
5-31
7-
•
| Common (increased
,
6-11/
.
i
t$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film (quar.)__
Twin City Rapid Transit—
6-18
6-15*
..
3
'
Quarterly
6-12
6-15
6-30
t25c
t—__iL——
common
Tuckett
6-29
7-
t25c
,
.
...
Inc.
6-15/
:
6-27
,
$$1.12 Va
True Temper Corp., '4%%
6-29
2
1%
t35c
-
6-29
I Sonotone
Corp., com.
$1.25
Common
,
6-29
—
$1.25
6-18
6-14
7-31
J
7-
;_2QC
.
....
voting trust certificates (quar.)
Products; $1.25 *pfd.' (quar.)
6-15
2
1
i—
Trust Co.
$1.25
.
Lines,
6-30
25c
(quqr—
(quar.)
Corp.
A.),
'
75c
;
;Switson Industries, Ltd. (quar.).-—-—
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—
Sylvanite
Solar Aircraft (quar.)————
Solvay American Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Somerville, Ltd., $2.80 preferred (quar.)
Sommers Drug Stores, common
Common
1
J25C
T„
(quar.)_
dividend
50 cents
redeemable
(O.
7-
7-
6-14
3%
Company
Quarterly
€-29
8-
6-29
f50c
—
A
Swift &
Paper Mills, Ltd.—
Snyder Tool & Engineering Co,
.
7-16
70c
45c
—.
6-29
25c
A
$1.20
common
:
6-30
1
6-25
2
(New
(quar.)
6-30
•
6-25
Corp., common (quar.)
30c
: $2.70
preferred (quar.)————* \ -67%c
TricO Products (quar.K
75c
Trinity Universal Insurance (quar.)
40c
-
Co
(after
reg.
Susquehanna
5-31
$15c
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
Stock
•
Sutton
(increased)
"
dividend
Com,
$20c
7-
,60c
^
(s-a)
6% preferred (quar.)
Supertest Petroleum tLtd.
6-11
$15c
(quar.)
$2 preferred
6-11
Ltd.—
Inc.
50c
Mining (reduced)
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.)—
Superior Separator, common (quar.)
3
Corp
(Howard)
•
6-30
(quar.)
———
Smith-Corona,
3
7-
$30c
(quar.)_———————
Co., Ltd., common
B
(N.)
7-
20C
—-—
—
(quar.)——
(quar.).
Class
Slater
7-15
Sunshine
'
Sigma Mines. Ltd.
Silverwood Dairies.
7-15
$30c
•.
Class
6-20
$30c
V„_
common
Ltd.
Airways,
(quar.)**-
Treesweet
6-20
"7-10
6-28
$1.50
Caribbean
Common
6-29
15c
7-
/ 25c
"
.
Co., Ltd.
Tri-Continental
7-16
'
(Canada) (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Supermarkets (quar.)
Stock
$20c
:
Ltd.
RR.
Electric
preferred
Sunrise
7-
$$1.75
v
"
'
$35c
preferred
new
iil
Transcon
,
7-10
Sun Life Assurance
6-
7-
30c
Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Bhulton, Inc., class A (initial quar.)—
B
second
Inc.,
Chemical,
6-30
$56 %c
Sick's Seattle Brewing & Malting Co.
.
7-
v
.
40c
Sunbeam
7%
Breweries,
Shop,
Stony Brook
Sherwin-Williams
Class
V
*;■.
pfd.
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd.
$50c
——
5-18
$l5c
preferred
Suburban
6-26
,*
,
.
'i
_-V_-f-V-
6-30
75c
———-.
preferred A
(quar.)——
4%% preferred B ,(quar.)_*
Sicks
'
-
com.,
6-12
10c
*
6-14.
(qujar.)
7-16
Sun
4%
.
&
6-20/
25C
35c
i
...
*
B
Trans
2
25c
7-
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
Shelby
convertible
Stop
Boston—
interest*-——
6-25:
t
i 5%
$1.25
&
6-15
17 %c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)j.
6-25
$1.25
Ltd.
7-10
(quar.)—'
Mortgage,
Class
6-25
1
7-10
25c
15c
2
7-10
*
7-
(quar.)
of Canada,
5-14
30c
4% %
6r29
•
50c
.
•
6-14
Stockton, Whatley, Davln & Co. (stock div.)
Stokely-Van Camp, common (quar.)
5% prior preferred (quar.)___
6-15
-7-
-———-
(quar.)
beneficial
of
Steel
'
Plantations,
& Gas
7-
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—Service Corp.
(quar.)_——
class--A
6-15*
$50c
.
Stern & Stern Textiles. 4%%
Stix, Beer & Fuller, 7% 1st
Seiberling Rubber Co.—
4%%
•'
2
dlvl-
surplus)
(quar.)
Stei'n Textiles,
Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
Sterling Brewers (quar.)_
6-11
7-
2
7r15
'
4%%
5-25
10c
common
5%
Bros,
6-11;
6-25
„.
Torrlngton Co. (quar.)_.
Towmotor- Corp. (increased)-*-—
Traders Finance, Ltd., class A
6-15
7-
:
Stein, Roe & Farnham Fund_i__
5-25
31 %C
(accumulative)
preferred
7-
'
7-
'
.20%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
E
25c
2
93%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-19
1
62%C
6-19
$37%c
.
—i
1
6-11
6-30
5%
*
Toronto
6-15
2
7-
,15c
(quar.)
Extra
7-
„
6-20
6-19
7-
15c
-
.
capital
Co.
6-15.
6-30
.
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
7-
—
(quar.)—
(quar.):
Acceptance,
S.)
6-15
6-30
$1.06%
Packing (quar.)
^
Topp Industries (Stock dividend)
Toronto General Trusts
Corp,-(quar.)
Toronto Iron' Works, Ltd.,- common.
(quar.)
60c participating class A,
(quar,)
6-22
6-29
40c
.
of
6-30
15c
$1.12%
Tobin
€-18
>
6-29
75c
Common
$5 preferred (quar.)'_;—
-Sears, Roebuck & Co. (quar.)_.—:
Second United Cities Realty Corp.—
Series B
(L.
15c
1
Securities
(out
11 %c
8;
is the new corporate
of Tide Water Associated Co.
Orleans)
8
Corp.—
Starrett
RR.—
common
"
(s-a)—
Special
$1.12%
(quar.)—
(initial quar.)_
common
B
6-
'
6-12
6-29
15c
Class
6-15
The -above title
name-
-
-
.
subject to SEC approval)
Radio, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.) —
Stanfields, Ltd., class A
(s-a)
1
6-27
'
-
5%
preferred (quar,)
Title & Mortgage Guarantee
6-15
10c
payment
7-25
50c
(quar.)—
—
Seaboard Finance,
to
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred (1953)
(quar.)
Stores, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
;
'
,
2
18%c
(quar.)—
Corp.
Standard Shares
7-
7-
■
7-
(stock-div.).
com.
6-8
$2
conv.
Common
6-15
Standard
'
7-18
..
12-3
8%c
Light
changed
end
•
&
40c
•
.(quar.)—*—
preferred
(Ohio),
50c
quar.)—_
(quar.)
series
Co.
Power
(Name
-
8
Ecruggs-Vandervoort-Barney, Inc.—
Common
Oil
Note:
6-
7-2
—-
Timely Clothes, Inc.
(quar.)
Tinnerman Products (quar.)
Tishman Realty & Construction—
9-14
2
preferred
8-
37 %c
com.
1
6-15
1
12-14
Fruit &
40c
■
-—
(quar.)——'*——;—
Co.
Lace
8-
7- 2
10-
7-
quar.)
75c
(quar.)-—*.—
-—
Manufacturing Co.,
preferred (quar.)
$3.65
85c
6-19
,
Extra
6-29
'
(increased
(increased
3%% preferred A (quar.)
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd.
1
6-29
*
-
2
$1.06y4
Standard
7-16
7-
$1.75
6-
l"
X
30c
.
_
—i__-—
(quar:)—:
(quar.)
,
7-10
t-16
*
30c
*
(quar.-)
Fetzer
Scranton
,
'
Common
*
—
7-20
6-19
6-4
30c
cents
Standard
6-29
47C
J1'.*
""
•
Brewery
Inc.
&
Scoville
*
"
(quar.)
Steamship Co.— "
(quar.),
$3 partic preference (quar.)„——
Participating
Standard Holding Corp., class A
(quar.)i
Class B_:__
•
2
$50c
(quar.)
—
preferred
Miquel
5%
(quar.)!
City Water Co.—
preferred A (quar.)
4*/4% preferred E (quar.)
75
$1.25
1
6-28
6-8
2
7-
'
6-29
t
$1.12%
•
Common
'
'
1——
(quar.)
Works, .common
Water
Sangamo Electric
.
15c
20c
,
2
31 %c
common
'
7-20
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
50c
7- 2
Square D Co.
(quar.)
;
:
•
50c
6-30
Stahl-Meyer, Inc., $2 to $5 prior pfd. (quar.)"
50c ... " "7- 1
Standard-Coosa-Thatcher (quar.)—___25c
2
Standard Factors Corp.—
' '■
■* '
" "
*
'*
" "
6-1
1
8-
A
cents
7-
..
31 %c
*
(quar.)
Thrifty Drug
4% % preferred (quar.)—'
Tidewater Oil Co.', common (stock dividend)
$1,20 preferred (quar.)-*
7-20
1
(quar.)——
B
Holderf
•
Payable of Reo.,
15c
—
income),
(quar.)—
*
7%
i
8-
27 %C
invest,
Springfield
6-30
35c
(quar.)
Insurance
$4' preferred ".(quar.)———
Louis National Stockyards
*
(from
Quarterly
6-20
25%
—
St.
;
Investors
'8-1
27 %c
(quar.)
Sperry-Rand Corp., common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
-
com.
preferred
Jcse
$3.40
-
-*-$1.15
(quar.)
par)
6-21
*
*
preferred
6-11
(quar.):
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
Scott
7-20
3
—:
(quar.)'—
Corp./Ltd.,
Fire
4%%
-San
1
2
*
/
8-
7-
preferred A'(initial)c—i£._i_— '
Paul
San
$1.10
7-
—
$4.40 1st preferred
(quar.)
San Diego Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
L———
.
60
30c
$20c
preferred
Str Regis Paper Co.— v'
•
Class
7-20
$1.12%
Ry.—
preferred (quar.)-'—
———_—
5 % preferred. (quar.) 1—-———
'*
7-20
1
4.40%
5%
St.
1
6-15
1
St.. Louis, San Francisco
:
8-
8-
7-
(stock dividend)—
—_—
preferred :"*A''
Investment
$1.03%
$1.06%
(quar.)
($25 par)
(quar.)
(quar.j-—
(quar.)_"_—
St. Joseph Light & Power Cor— A. c""
.
Thrift
(quar.)
preferred
'
5 %
7-20
(quar.)
4.36%
V
St.. Lawrence
7-20
.
When
Share
,
common—
preferred
conv.
(quar.)
."•4.60%
Company
Markets,
5%
non-conv.
pfd.
300" Adams Building
preferred
1
Name changed-to Safety Industries, Inc.—
4.30%
6%i
preferred
6-11
Ltd.-ii._V_i———
dividend
7- 9
preferred
6-
J 32c
(s-a)i—
.
7-13
4.25%
7-11
(quar.)_.—_—
Bafeway. Stores;. Inc., common
; 4% preferred (quar.).--—
5%
40c'
4.15%
7-11
Baco-Loweli; Shops (quar.)———*_.*Bafety Car Heating & Lighting Co,— .
•
i
_
Service—
Quarterly
Babine
;
Public
$1,827
pfd.
Inc.
common
14%
(reduced):—.—————
Russell Industries,
Ryerson &. Haynes,
(
1
Southwestern
Per
Name of
,
Thorofare
4.40%
Inc.
4%%
(Dallas)
(initial)-*—
6-
—.—-—-
5%%
Hoiaert
Payable of Rec.
6-29
funds)
3.
When
Share
Insur.
7-26
(interim)-—
share
in
Life
12%%
•1 T
•
Petroleum—
guilder
Rubinstein
Southwestern
35c
(reduced).—
Dutch
(Payable
.
Per
Name of Company
2*^6-15-
7-16
—
(reduced)
com.
7-
15c
—
A
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cable
Rothmoor
■
■
pfd.
A
Rolls-Royce, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts ordinary
-
When
Share
series
-
:
1
(quar.-
(quar.)
80c-,
*25c ^
6-16
6- 8
6-30
30c
17%c
17 %c
6-30
6-25
■ - -
6-
7-14
7-14
6-20
5
6-20
f;
,,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
64
Upson
5% pfd.
(quar.)
*
5%
Vendo
Co.,
Vlchek
Co.,
&
Walker
Class
Waste
Bros,
1
(quar.)
6-30
; ■; 7- 2
8-
.
7-16:
1
6-30
6-30
6-15
$1.12 »/2
6-30
7-20
7-10
7-
6-
——-
4
6-15
6-15
retail
7-27
wholly-owned
62j/2C
7-
6-
2
8
$75c
J 6-22
7-16
6
6-25
March
6-15
For
7-
1
6-15
income
7-
1
6-15
7-11
5
6-20
30c
7-14
6-29
2%
7-16
7-
35c
7-
2
6-
2
6-
2
6-18
50c
7-
1
6-15
50C
10-
1
9-15
50c
1-1-57
12-15
lie
6-29
Oil & Snowdrift
35c
7- 2
preferred
(quar.)_—
RR. (s-a)
Foundry, com. ..(quar.)_
7% prior pfd. (entire issue to be redeemed
on
Aug. 1 at $10.30 per sh. plus this
Seashore
West Michigan Steel
6-
8
6-15
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
West Texas Utilities Co., 4.40%
4.10%
(quar.)
pfd.
Virginia
8
8
6-
$1.12'/2
7-16
6-20
7-16
7-16
6-20
7-
6-15
$1.10
1
1
2
6-
7-
1
6-15
8
Electric
$2.50
class
A
Western
Life
Maryland
Western
Massachusetts
Western
Natural
Cos.
convertible
preferred
Railway Co.,
6-29
6-20
7-15
6-15
7-15
8-
1
7-12
7-
2
9-14
9-
6-29
6-30
6-
8
(increased
Cement
Fund,
Wilcox
Oil
6-26
8-11
2
1
9-10
7-16
Southern
Other
Net
Net
7-
2
6-15
2
6-11
7-
2
6-11
Gross
7-
2
6-15
8-
1
7-13
8-
1
7-
2
6-
75C
2
6-
8
7-
1
1
8-
1
7-20
6-30
1
Net
—V.
Woodward
1
6-20
be
7-
1
6-20
value
7-30
debentures
8-20
7-
1
6-18
6-30
6-15
6-29
6-15
5%
$1.50
This
6%
York Water Co.
6%
6-15
6-11
7-
1
(quar.)
$5
21,079,097
6-
6
6-26
6-
6
6-20
6-
1
}3c
7- 3
6-25
25c
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
15,265,254
7-
2
6-20
8-
stock
to
with
the
common
6,528,196
5,079,929
25,888,231
22,832,566
4,520,598
23,707,160
20,679,749
Power
Co.,
The
1956—8 Mos.—1955
$758,946
$6,609,283
460,863
4,115,261
$5,867,408
3,640,234
1,116,412
149,723
1,240,161
$148,360
$1,253,861
$1,110,762
108,019
108,019
864,149
864,149
$40,341
$389,712
$246,613
interest
depreciation.
and
reduced.
of
the
Chemical
mines
already
Co.* operates
in¬
Chemical,
Hot
near
large
up
promising
Crawford
in
Springs,
pro¬
Idaho.
of
The
commercial
leased
are
at
South¬
development
reserves
deposits
mine
own
claim
extensive
an
by
San
Mountains.
supplies
currently
its
Stauffer-owned
a
proved
Other
Utah's
in
50%
a
The Moun¬
parent,
Francisco
-
phosphate
reck
to
Stauffer'a
fertilizer
plants at Tacoma, Wash.; Richmond, Calif.; and
(Los Angeles), Calif.
The Vernon plant, m addition to super¬
also Is
producing pelleted
now
Utah.
183,
This
acid,
sold
to
50^
company,
rock
owned
plant
from
foods,
San
by a
Francisco
Western
superphosphate
treble
complete
Phosphate
process.
is-also
operations
Phosphate's Inc.
at
by Stauffer, manufactures
and
ammonium
phosphate.—
2228.
p.
Mr.
Burke
O.
becomes
who
who
Burke,
the
sumed
Swanson
has been elected President
Chairman
became
responsibilities
was
granted
of
the
Board
Executive
to
succeed
Glen
E.
;
Swan-
of Directors.
Vice-President
in
June,
1954
as¬
of President
in April of this year when Mr.
leave of absence for reasons of health.—V. 183,
a
p.
2228.
Steps
have
now
(Indiana)—Licenses Process—
taken
been
to
commercialize
the
polyethylene
rigid
process developed by this company, it was announced on June 15.
Standard has licensed Eastman Kodak Co. for commercial production
of
high-density
than
20
polyethylene
patents
issued
and
since
polypropylene
1951
to
Standard
plastics
Oil
under
research
more
scientists.
Other
patents are pending.
The polyethylene
produced by the Standard Oil process is highmelting, and is not affected by boiling water.
In this respect it re¬
sembles the high-density polyethylenes previously announced by others.
The new product has higher impact resistance and other advantages.
■„
It
is
expected
in
and
the
have
to
wide
manufacture
of
application
unbreakable
in
iood
the
houehold
packaging
industrial
and
field
prod-
and in the manufacture of unbreakable household and industrial products.
An advantage of the Standard Oil process is continuous operation.
The
catalyst
filtered
be
does
regeneration.
need
not
of
out
the
product
and
it
Since
gives
so
is
granular,
polyethylene
content.
it
can
low
of
ash
•
Standard
covering
the
is
first
commercially
a
to
company
feasible
be
issued
for
process
States
United
patents
high-density
making
polyethylene.
While
license
the
Standard
for the
Eastman
to
does
not
Kodak
Co.
is
non-exclusive,
for
the
expect
to embark on a general licensing
the announcement added.—V. 183, p. 1797.
new process,
Standard
,
Properties,
SEC Exemption—
Ohio
This
order
ties;
12,
Youngstown,
has
applied
to
O.
Seeks
—
SEC
for an
Company Act declaring it to be primarily
controlled company, in a business
other than
of investing, reinvesting, owning, holding, or
trading in securi¬
and the Commission has given interested persons
until July
under
engaged,
that
Inc.,
.
investment
the
to
1956,
a
request
hearing
a
Properties
Slag
the
Investment
through
Standard
company
holds
Products
Co.,
thereon.
34.14%
of
company
a
According
the
the
to
outstanding
engaged
in
the
application,
of Diiof
stock
manufacture
is
blast
furnace slag products.
An additional 15.6% is held by
Slag Co. The stock of Duquesne held by Standard Properties
asset.
Issuance of the requested order ty the Commission
result in exempting Standard
properties fiom the Investment
the exchange
stock
also
replace
and
of
$1
a
par
for
the
4.80%
outstanding
outstanding
par
value $1
future
preferred
authorized
1979
of
of its 443,507
and
cumulative
and
stock
shares
issues
as
shares
may
of
its
The
that
4%%
issue
series
convertible
cumulative
issues
new
the
will
option
to
be
to
preferred
identical
convert
to
This
SEC
in
The
order
an
out
June
is
subject
to
the
written
majority of the outstanding shares of
stock.—V. 183, p. 2945.
a
consent
the
par
$5
to
of
excepted
company
from
the
balance
1,430,000
The
extent
definition
of
an
out
of
dividends
other
not
or
be
made
of
common
distribution
capital
Under
is
which
rules
upon
applied
its
to
Commission
on
out
paid
of
approval
out
May
the
the
of
to
stock,
be
as
under
distributions
except
to
($178,857
surplus,
SEC
the
to
the
stockholders
has
given
in¬
to request a hearing thereon.
distribution of 40c per share on its
cash
shares
has
14
distribution
and
1956,
28,
a
thereof
$22,046,157.
may
June
June
on
cash
a
surplus;
proposes
1956.
full
announced
was
until
persons
29,
the
it
authorizing
capital
company
outstanding
exchange
a
corporation,
for
part
terested
stock of
common
share.
of
as
convertible
Standard Shares, Inc.—Plans Cash Distribution—
to
value $5 a share is changed
proposed
Act
investment company under the Act.
par
of
application stated that it would be advantageous
stockholders, and its customers to have the par value
The
Company
stock.
company
except
outstanding
conversions
convertible
issues.'
stock
common
only
would
has been authorized by the Federal Power Commission
of
its
of
same
the
or
of
earned
1956),
date
Holding
capital
by
holders
31,
record
surplus
and
the
amounted
Company
unearned
to
Act,
surplus
Commission.—V.
183,
2338.
p.
(A. G.) Spalding & Bros. Inc. (& Subs.)—Earns. Off—
Six Months Ended April 30—
before income taxes
Taxes
on
Net
of
earnings
Earnings
7-10
The
37%c
7-
6-
37%c
7-31
7-10
7-
6-15
1955
$692,000
185,000
f
1956
$381,000
■
342,000
.
income
Amortization
7-20
2
Chemical
Francisco
crushed
number
holders
1
30c
also
has
purchased
its
S*>n
in the Rocky Mountain area, is a
rock.
During the past several
primary supplier of phosphate rock.
Francisco
work
from
phosphate
Staulfer's
It
Co.
England.
Major
.
concerns
of
producer
phosphate' rock.
quesne
company's
Itself,
7-31
8
pioneer mining
been
Chemical
London,
has
Ltd.—Earnings Higher
1956—Month—1955
$836,948
due
value
par
37 %c
2
of
Stauffer-aeveloped
son
13,925,980
5,964,256
Profit
*
3,493,457
6-15
6-26
Ltd.
present,
common
FPC
6-15
6-30
25c
conv.
23,886,904
$164,698
such
common
$1.25
$1.25
(monthly)
convertible preferred
Co.,
2
62%C
(Wm.) Jr., Co.
(monthly)
Cab
2
7-
50c
common
Tale & Towne Mfg., new com.
Yellow
7-
75c
Common
Common
4,695,000
3,843,870
Canada
required for
The
to
(quar.)
6,016,192
taxes__
company
issue
debentures
8-31
12%c
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Wrigley
7-16
9-20
$1.12%
Lothrop, common
preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
7-31
30c
Francisco
Co.,
Interest/in
;
it
announced
Standard
7-
6c
preferred (quar.)
$
109,110,899
2541.
p.
to
125c
&
Worthington
183,
8-15
$1.06 »/4
(quar.)
$
$56,679
6-20
Wisconsin Electric Power—
Co., 5%
$
Southern Nevada Power Co.—Par to Be Reduced—
7-13
Petroleum
Earnings
1956—4 Mos.—1955
166,948,542
Surplus
1
10-11
Woodley
Telegraph Co.
122,288,815
i__
1
1
~
100,000
187,329,204
profits
9-
1
Wood (Alan) steel
&
163,626
7-
8-
preferred (quar.)
100,000
508,624
Dividends
6-13
25c
Oil
100,000
Freder-
6-13
7-
11-
4(4%
Co
&
6-20
6-30
12y2c
(1897 series)
(quar.)
Public Service
(quar.)
Michigan Power Co.—
Hess
42,209,672
earnings
75c
preferred
Southwest
28,941,286
Taxes
6-17
12 %c
Wiser
their
6-15
7-
San
Co.-^Purchases
Mining Firm—
June-14
on
Standard Oil Co.
30,568,546
Period End. May 31—
8
7-
170C
2,073,371
were
7-13
(quar.)
6%
which
1862.
Southern
4,12),483
incentive.
46,956,804
•Expenses
$1.43a/4
Chemical
Rock
program
7-
(quar.)
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
Wilson (J. C.), Ltd. (interim)
Wisconsin
share
an
1956—Month—1955
operating income
charges
$1.06 Vt
(monthly)
have
named
below
have
severally
the principal amount of deben¬
respective names:
Co.,
after
—V. 183, p.
30c
-
Wisconsin
&
a
shares
per
as
at
company
opposite
taxes
operating
10,678,316
*
1,414,961
Standard Coil Products Co., Inc.—New President—
j
revenues
25c
(quar.)
Stores
$2.50
warrants
exercisable
32,000
and
management
Bell Telephone
income
1,608,480
2227.
the
James
underwriters
expenses
20c
Common
Winn-Dixie
the
the
Period End. Apr. 20—
Federal
V.
exer¬
are
the
1957,
6-22
10-
50c
(quar.)
common
1957,
1,
1,
are
Goodbody & Co.__
6-20
10c
(quar.)
Wilson & Co.,
Sept.
stock
common
stock
2696.
p.
6
40c
Inc
preferred
preferred
below
of
until Sept.
common
exercisable- at
Co.__
&
183,
7-
50c
(quar.)
Whitman (Clarence) & Sons, Inc. (quar.)
Wieboldt Stores, common (quar.)_.
6%
shares
snare
of
100,000
—V.
Operating
7-
2,449,539
phosphoric
First
Operating
7-16
9,084,322
2,849,024
1,378,047
p.
Garfield,
•596,956 shs.
Friedley,
king
•Including
(quar.)
Mfg. (quar.)
1,000,000
10,000 shs.
300,000
6-15
$1.31V4
Paper
$4.25
options
O'Connell
6-15
6-20
9,766,656
"2,979,680
Chemical's
and
33,195
per
until
Inc.
1
$1.25
-
preference
Whitaker
1,000,000
Homer
1
$1
«.
300,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.-$300,000
50c
—
93,500
300,000
herein).
forth
set
17>/2C
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Wheeling Steel, common (quar.)
•
$5 preferred
(quar.)
White Hardware, $2.80 1st pfd. (quar.)
White Motor Co., 514% preferred (quar.)
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
Whitehall
for
purchase from
to
*7%C
-
4%
Whitehall
to
shares
by the stockholders to
7-
6
10,452,222
._
Springs
new
500,000
options were 77,402 shares. The
unissued and unreserved as of that date.
were
share
per
reserved
voted
7-
25c
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR., com.
prior
warrants
relating
12,207
to
$2.50
of
37 V2c
$1.25
(quar.).
(increased quar.)
B
for
price of $3.25
a
"Rmuneration"
(Geo.), Ltd.—
Class
at
37'/2C
7-
railway..^.
phosphates,
321,400
1,000,000shs.
6-19
$1.25
Westmoreland, Inc. (Increased quar.)
Class A
warrants
price
6-19
6-29
640,664
Wyoming and has conducted
on Stauffer
claims and leases
Vernon
1,025,000
500,000
7
40c
389,196
the
San
6-15
$1.75
358,068
Francisco
the company had authorized 1,000,000 shares
(par value $1). Issued and outstanding were 596,956
reserved
applicable
6-15
60c
(quar.)
5%
$2
The
cisable
1953 " "*
1954
", 658,455
.
*
1956,
remaining 325,642 shares
tures
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
We6ton
and
6-11
62 %e
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Western Union Telegraph
31,
stock
common
shares
35c
common
preferred
Common
March
of
1955
income.^
phosphate
(par value $10)___—_
175,69#,
"1—
western
grade
1960—
(par value $1)—
375,427:
1,181,207
it has
gram
100,000
$
series) (quar.)
(quar.)
(1952
pfd.
(1955 series)
stock
Common stock
'
y
»
188,321
railway
income.:..
in
of
Hot
1,012,500
—
Preferred
'
$2,881,092
company
r
9-1-70
6-1-71—
,394,547
219,547
western
subordi¬
to
5(4%
debentures maturing
6% 15-year debentures due
2
Gas—
5%
15%
annually
maturing
492,328
1956
;
,
At
present, San
Montpelier, Idaho.
of
i
(not
1,007,353
119,370
*
770,496
Copper
years
debs., maturing 9-1-62—
eight-year debs, maturing 9-l-62_
7-
55c
(quar.)
notes
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
$1
Ry. 7%
(quar.)
5(4%
$5,103
1,036,025
1,118,048 J'"
J 214,646
oper;
major
10-year
6%
Courts
Co., common
1st pfd. (quar.)
Insurance
2nd preferred
6%
agreed
$2
(quar.)
Western
nated)
6-15
$1.50
(accum.)
preferred
day—secured
per
63,052
$2,366,903
Stauffer
one
—
Corp.—1/50
119.651
63,201
645,076
Phosphate
tain
Outstanding
150,000
Discount
139.450
64,963
*"-*
$284,847
;'f
.
oper.
183,
terest
FINANCING
un¬
amended—5%
as
$289,823
$2,443,220
from
—V.
,
,
PRESENT
$2,706,000
term
6-15
90c
issued
$278,726
989,528
From Jan.
Gross
This
Subsidiary company—5%—unsecured
Long
1
t35c
(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
Western Insurance Securities Co.—
TO
net
trust Indenture dated
16/ 1952
1%
6-30
$50c
Co.
Grocers Ltd.,
preferred
EFFECT
$108,137.
was
'
20c
(quar.)
Department Stores
$1.40
7-
financing
$730,480;
was
5%—unsecured
30c
$1.12%
ry.
*
.*
*
,
-
institutions
and
Associates
6-20
7-
income
y.
GIVING
;
'/1953
$349,303
income—.V
.
of
1
6-30
Net
*
months ended
while net income
total
1955,
;
.
,
secured
?*As
8-
30,
$166,344.
was
June
(Kansas City)—
-
,
•
1954
1955
$2,848,819
from
Sept.
•
railway____
railway
from
mobilehomes.
and
To banks .and institutions on demand
been
Quarterly
Western
6-
Water Service—
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Western Casualty & Surety
Western
6-15
40C
(quar.)
Virginia Pulp & Paper
$5
Western
6-
2
6-26
$1.25
West
West
Western
1
7-
$1.05
preferred
preferred
4.20%
7-
30C
$1.02 Va
pfd. (quar.)—
West Penn Power Co., \Vi%
9
30c
$1.50
35c
(quar.)
Co.
Electric
ended
2945.
p.
-Earnings—
,
from
Net
the
and
In
April—%
or
form
ta
-t
Gross
ry.
amounted to $511,924,
1956
under¬
144,205
income
183, p. 2338.
Net
trailers
,
year
183,
1956
railway
Net
secured
17 %C
dividend)
West Penn
and
der collateral
1
7-
31,
banks
To
1
7-
40c
used
principally
engaged
house
-
oper.
A
of
-
Jan. 1—
Financial Life & Casualty Insurance Com¬
allied lines on equipment which Southeastern
Current notes payable—
6-25
(quar.)
be
Authorized
6-25
1
common
fire
CAPITALIZATION
6-30
1
15C
<quar.)_
is
„
the
6-30
$3.50
(stock div.)
Fund
6-25
25c
will
EARNINGS—Total Income from operations for the six
7-
7-16
$1.37'/2
.
issue
engaged in fire insurance underwriting
to working capital.
V
sales
and
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
subsidiary,
writes
pany,
the
"
railwayi—
from
ry;,oper.
—V.
*'
-
added
wholesale
and
finances.
income)
5%
will-be
BUSINESS*—Southeastern
1
West Coast Telephone Co.-r-
4%
a
balance
of
proceeds
subsidiary
acquire
8-20
;
(Continued from page 12)
•
PROCEEDS—The
25c
(quar.)
common
A
7- 2
7-
$1.75
25C
2
?
debentures
30c
(quar.)
Weeden & Co., 4% conv. preferred (quar.)_
4%
convertible preferred (quar.)
4%
convertible preferred (quar.)
:—
Wellington Fund, new common (from invest¬
6%
of
6-15
35c
Net
sinking fund will operate to retire annually an amount
equal .to $30,000 plus a percentage of net earnings. / "V
1966.
rental.—V.
*. • - - *"
Gross from railway_'„_~ "1,217,013
Net from railway.
" 476,080
Investment News
.
6-15
7-16
&
J-
1 i
for
'
April—
From
General Corporation and
6-20
6-13
.
7-
Jersey
payment
:
6-20
7-
$1.20
corrected
6-30
25c
(quar.)
machines
of
from
,
record date,
price,
by amendment.
Spokane International RR.
ry.
35c
The subscription
be supplied
-
Gross
.
Wayne Knitting Mills
West
;
Net
70c
ment
duction
;
Net
-
the
were
incurred to provide working capital; and
to
acquisition of additional manufacturing plants, machinery,
the. modernization of existing facilities, and the pro¬
the
6-20
20c
Wesson
;
was
incorrect. The
is indicated here.
y Previous published
date
date and/or record date
with
.
...
.
-
statement
equipment,
6-20
,.
(quar.)
Motors
finance
and
k
tax.
registration
a
of its 50c par common stock.
The
underwritten offering of this .stock for
stockholders at the rate of one share for
11,; 1956),. which
Bos*
6-20
$1.25
Waukesha
.
source.
4
$12'/2c
(s-a)
preferred
the
at
7%.-
tax
tax.
income
Jamaica
xLess
6-12
75c
(quar.)
preferred B
6%
deductible
tax
filed
14
an
proceeds of the financing will be used initially to reduce the
company's short-term
bank
loans
(aggregating $65,500,000. at June
Canadian non-residents tax.
15%
resident
; a Less British income
1
<
(quar.)
(quar.)
Watson-Standard Co.,
5%
15% ;
tax
and
Net
dividend.
this
funds,
Canadian
in
1,
(quar.)
King Corp.,
IPayable
25c
Inc.
common
Ware River RR.
Warren
for
6-29
68a/4C
------
preferred
closed
not
6-29
37%C
—
.——
Industries
books
to
are
1955
shares
common
shares held,.
ten
7-
$1.50
Company
Baking,
5'/a %
each
15c
Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—;r
Tierman,
&
subscription by its
6-12
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
Wallace
Walworth
6-29
June
make
to
proposes
2
87%C
f
(quar.)
common
(Hiram)
7- 3
6- 8
both
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
on
2,570,846
covering
company
7-
;
(quar.)
A
Walker
1
6-28
7-10
all of which total approximately $350.*
including
corporation
50c
Wagner Baking Corp.,- 7% preferred
Waldorf System, Inc. (quar.)*
Ward
12-
6-28
.
preferred
Wabasso Cotton Ltd.
8-
7Vic
—
sales,
Sperry Rand
This
SEC,
5
6-15
9-
12-10
——*
(quar.)
Vulcan Detinning, 7% preferred
Ward
7-16
6-29
—
convertible prior preferred
$3
7-
Corp.—
$4.50
7-3
1956, are
$1.75
(quar.)—
"
*
Monday, June 25, 1956
.
the Rawlings Division for
slightly ahead this year.—V. 183, p. 2696.
56(40
3'/i % preferred (quar.)
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—
v
6% preferred (accum.)
Virginia Railway, 6% preferred (quar.)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph—
5%% preferred (quar.)
Vulcan
—
tPayable in U. S. funds, iess
„
,9-10
15c
preferred (quar.).
7%
Co.
•Transfer
11-14
$1.25
Victor Chemical Works, common
'
.
taxes.
writing terms
6-20
1
10c
—
8-1
-
$56 (4c
75c
(quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)
(annual).
Radio
Zonolite
6-20
6-30
$1.25
6-15
6-15;
6-15
6-10
$1.25
(quar.)___
Ltd,
(quar.)
Tool Co., common.;——
Viau,
Zenith
6-18
6-15
12-
.
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
125c
preferred
4(4%
2
2
6-30
57c
—
before
Combined
6-30
.
.
—
Zeller's Ltd., common
resident
common
Preferred
6-
2
2
6-30
B.)
Heating,
preferred
6
7-
2%
1
Vapor
7-
25c
-
•
62(4c
$1.25
17Vic
($501 (quar.)
($100) (quar.)
(quar.)
extraordinary consultants' fees,
000
7-16
40c
6-15
7-
:
20c
(stock dividend)-*-.
(J.
6-14
(quar.)
Door
Inc.—
Bros.,
preferred
5% preferred
7%• preferred
7-12
2
Steel
5%
6-22
15c
(quar.)
Sciver
1
7-
7-
25c
Co.—
5% class A preferred (quar.)
Van Strum & Towne Stock Fund
Van
8-
6-28
55c
-
Utility Appliance Corp., $1 con v. pfd. (quar.>;
Van de Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers
Van Norman Industries, com. (quar.)
Preferred
1
30c
(quar.)
1—
Van Raalte Co.
Younker
7-12
$2
Light—
&
6-18
8-
25c
Transit
Utica
6-30
25c
Co.
Power
Utah
Voungstown
15c
(quar.l
Pictures
Universal
6-18
50c
Tobacco,.- common
Leaf
preferred
8%
6-30
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
35c
(quar.)_
Universal-Cyclops Steel
Universal
Payable of Ree.
Holders
When
Per
H older»
When
Per
Share
Nome o/ Company
f
.
(3058)
per
goodwill
41,000
share
30,000
$155,000
—
$320,000
-
$0.27
$0.59
-
1956
figures include the earnings of the Rawlings Division from
Dec. 9, 1955 the date of acquisition of that company.
There are also
Included in the current figures
expenses incidental
to the Rawlings
acquisition, such as the premium on the call of the debentures, legal
and
auditing fees and interest
on
the long-term loans,
as
well
as
some
State Finance Co„ Des Moines, Iowa—Ellis I. Levitt,
President, on June 19 announced that this company has
placed $5,000,000 4%% senior notes due June 1, 1966.
Direct placement of the notes was arranged by Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler. Mr. Levitt also announced that the
com¬
had placed direct with four insurance companies
$1,000,000 5% junior sinking fund notes due June 1,1968.
pany
Proceeds
the
frwn
company's
the sale
activities,
of
these
issues
operations
of
will
be
which
used
are
through 81 loan offices in 18 states.—V. 180, p. 1439.
for
expansion of
now
conducted
•
Volume 183
Number 5545
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(3059)
Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry.—EamingsApril—
,
Gross
1956
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
Net
Net
$241,112
8,996
'
•54,220
39,908
railway
1,043,409
/' 981,024
7,618
,_•»
44,103
income—%
oper.
"
945,327
183,
*203,503 V
•264,942
*211,555
operate
storage
*195,293
of
Nevada
share
>
Natural
natural
...
-i
field
in
183,
Pa.,
at
estimated
an
Substantial
the
i956
in
advertising- appropriations which will
budget of- its National Brands Division
advertising
$15,000,000, were
record
Chairman
Mr.
the
of
Hill
etary
a.'so
The
of
announced
tee
current
advertising
the
over
division.
Toe
-
•markets.
Aspirin
1955
mcd.cines,
.advertising
and
Phillips'
be
by
Hill,
James
Operating
Operating
a
Jr*
«
Ry- tax.
'
-■
of
cost
given
Milk
of
be
of
and
more
in
leading
and
income
rentals
Jl.JacL
Net
>$1,185,767
dr.):,
(net
rent.' (net
dr.).
$1,084,370
376,113
*
<•
..
income-V
ry. 'oper.
Tne
National
unify
the
'Sterling
Brands
sales
and
Layer,
s
Division
79,709
.
Total
lncome_____-i__
Miscellaneous ^deduct...
sup-
■
Fixed
and
of
products
•
«•-.•*
—V.
'
«
"
.
f
96,544
a
price of $26
The
corporation
capital
to
share (net).
a
is
adding
,12,359
Harry
V
its
of
the
stock
sale
'p.
'•
1372."
i'
'
'
'
^
;
>.
'
(
-'•••*.
i
*
•
•
\r
246,321
879,705
$527,371
$2,909,7.96
'
nancing
,
'
volume
a
.during
1S55,
of
said
*
$46,000,000
proceeds
obligations
of
automobile
financing
the
of
the
corporation
and
in
for
loan
Sun .Finance,
six
and
will
loan
and
direct
Ohio
18
be
»
Isidor
•>.
.
«
in
divisions.—V.
182,
earnings
For
the
for
comparable
President,
first
quarter
the
told
7
quarter of
year
a
quarter
June
on
1356
were
that
•
sales
substantially
up
•
•
-
of
incorporation
from
500.00C
to
Pols
Mr.
Hicksville
700,000.
be
to
the
that
the
expanded
company's, distribution
that
and
four
v
;
which
in
January
Y.—V. 182,
4
N.
the
24
operates
now
markets
of
the
2136.
p.
'n'
(O. A.)
Sutton Corp., Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
corporation," on
June
-13,
announced
sales
net
of
$26,194,266
earnings of $1,303,363 in the six monchs en?Ted May 31, 1956,
compared-to sales of $20,774,255 and earnings of $799,569 in the like
1955
period.
For the three months ended May 31,
1956,
sales of
$15,780,626
sales
for
preferred
share
per
shares
dividends,
for
to
the
cents
90
first
period
destroyed
about
charter
to
hah
of
j.355,
rented
a
$40C,CC0
warehouse
in
Vornado
based
the
on
stock
A
early
prdposed sale
proposed
proposed
that
requires
A
cost,
directors
and caused
fully
insured,
May,
products
was
with respect
to George
Backer,
mutual consent,
the
oi
class
corporation's
A
dispersion
deliveries
to
of
goods
54
Feb.
distributors
29,
all
stock
Swan-Finch Oil Corp.—Brings
This
Thiokol
retire
day,
per
The
Bell
it
at
a-
depth of
The strike
wells
along
West
June
on
Farmers •& -Miners
Prospect which is
tured
the
funds
to
of
the
corporation's
time
such
to
class
of
A
this
accept
acquired
so
the
on
7,500
Chestnut
-with
Ridge
in
shares
of
extensive
when
stock
anticline.
offer
and
has
acquired,
as
Keta
Gas
Oil
&
Co.
became
F.
Corp.
this
offering.
GIVING
value
(par
Eberstadt
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Technicolor
Corp.
Motion
Founded
subsidiary
of
T.
a
broader
6tated.
area
of
operated
three
divisions
Authorized
1,000,000 shs.
$1>—
Outstanding
follows:
as
are
183,
p.
changed
is
to
Model,
Co.
W.
Roland
H.
Stone
&
Newbold's Son
8
Smith,
8
White,
8
Co
Deetjen
also
&
Co.
Co
183,
V.
&
p.
&
more
_
General
today,
accurately
and
all
Prov.
stores
5
8
8
the
reflect
the
within
1956
Fed.
and
1955
$22,563,074
$19,963,696
920,690
689,141
income—
on
State
inc.
taxes.
495,415
366*459
$322,682
be
the
color
field,"
both
range
$0.54
*$0.41
56
61
712.
~
This
added
to
in
r
.
the
all,
They
are:
are
to
:
"
be
supplied
by
xt
the
SEC
Jan.
1,
on
is
and
under-,
planned
to-
sale about July 17.
proceeds of the financing are to be applied toward the payment
'company's outstanding short-term notes issued
under
its
Revolving Credit Agreement.
The proceeds of such notes- were used
in
the
expansion of the company's properties.
Property additions
$89,000,000.—V.
183,
would
known
Would
•..share 'held
be
p.
2811.
cost
within the next three years. When
will
of 166 planes, making a total of '237
provide the most advanced, efficient and
air.
TWA,
apd
the
airline
to
that
later
will
also
Boeing
Martins
be
the 60 U.
See
as
an
delivery
S.
and
able
Jet
707
the
year
Lockheed
to
cities and
Hughes Tool Co.
an
program
esti¬
will
Tripac
Stratoliners
In
letter
a
ander
J.
new
21
Golden
are
due
Arrows
for
will
be
is
fast,
efficient
world centers
above.—V.
abroad
183, p.
which
it
now
serves.
Corp.,
2228.
Bethesda, Md.—Stock Of¬
Gruber
& Co., Inc., New York City, on
publicly 1,200 shares of 5V2% cumulative
convertible preferred stock (par $100) ^nd 24,000 shares
of common stock (par 10 cents) in units of one pre¬
ferred share and 20 common shares at $102 per unit.
These shares are offered as a speculation.
The
1,
preferred stock will be convertible
1957,
at
a
the
set
the
new
combined
date
Corp.
Union
company's
date
of
the
company
Bag
stock¬
stock for
each
expected
merger
stockholders, who will vote on the proposal at
on July 12,
would receive 1.75 shares of Union
each
share
of
On
Chairman
of
Camp
and
common
accompanying
the
Board
subject to the favorable
outstanding
Camp
com-
of
vote
the
material
proxy
Union
of
Bag,
two-thirds
Alex¬
that
noted
of
Union
the
Bag's
stock.
approval
of the proposed merger by stockholders of both com¬
application would be made to list all outstanding capital shares
panies,
Union
Bag-Camp Paper on the New York Stock Exchange. Union
capital stock ?s presently listed on the "big board."
Camp Manu¬
is largely privately held with some limited
trading in the
cver-the-counter
1955's
net
market.
-;hown
in
the prcxy
statement reveal that by combining
Union Bag and Camp Manufacturing would have had
$156,530,000, and net Income after taxes of $17,401,000.
basis, results for the first quarter of 1956 would show
totals,
sales
the
net
Jf
sales
same
of
$42,671,777 and net
income
of
$5,510,718.
The plant of the Camp
Manufacturing Co.
It
completed,
the
in
1953,
industry.—V.
183,
the
of
one
most
is located at Franklin, Va.
modern
bleaching
plants
in
1116.
p.
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.—To
Expand Uranium
Production in Colorado—
multi-million
greatly
a
conversion
rate
of
20
to
common
shares
of
stock
dollar
increase
Division
of
expansion
uranium
Union
program
production
Carbide
&
Rifle,
near
by
Union
Colo.,
Carbide
that
Nuclear
Carbon
Corp., was announced
by Morse G. Dial, President. A new uranium processing mill will be
constructed at Rifle, Colo., and two
ore-receiving stations and chem¬
ical upgrading plants
to treat the ore and produce higher concen¬
trations
of
will
uranium
Miguel County, Colo.,
plans were announced
Atomic
Energy
also
and
be
constructed
Green
following
River,
the
at
Emery
of
signing
Slick
Rock
In
San
County,
Utah. The
contract with the
a
Commission.
Construction of the new mill and ore
receiving stations is expected
to start right away, and is expected to be
completed In the fall of 1957.
Union
Carbide
and
Nuclear
at
owns
operated
among
a
on
the
Co.
Uravan,
number
a
also
and
basis.
the
in
and
owns
Colo.,
of mines
contract
oldest
to process vanadium.
area
a
In
operates a large uranium
sampling plant at Thompson,
the
Colorado Plateau
The* mills
and
until
at
Uravan
recent
area
that
and
Rifle
were
years
used
'
The company also operates the Atomic
Energy Commission's installa¬
at
Oak
Ridge, Tenn.,
and
Paducah, Ky.
These include the
tions
,
gaseous
uranium
diffusion
235—is
plants
where
separated
the
from
key atomic energy raw materialnatural uranium; and the Oak Ridge
Laboratory, one of the country's
Laboratory is the chief source
leading atomic research
of radioisotopes, the im¬
being widely used in medical research,
agriculture, and many industrial operations and also is playing a
prominent role in the development of atomic reactors.—V. 183,
p. 2463,
centers.
The
portant
atomic
added.-
in service, the
service
at
low cost
June 12 offered
Jan.
Paper
of
effective
stockholders
to
Calder,
merger
products
now
Union Electric Co., St. Louis,
Constellations' already
provide
Engineering
fered—P.
Bag-Camp
share
the
company's authorized capital would consist of 10,000,000
shares of capital stock,
$6%
par
value, identical with the present
authorized capital stock of Union Bag. The
outstanding shares will
total 7,134,678 shares
upon consummation of the merger.
on
common
or
after
for
each
Mo.—Registers With SEC
This
company on June 18 filed a registration statement with the
covering $40,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1986, to be
offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
SEC
'
i
statement
proxy
merger
the
.
The
12.
proposed
to
airline.
eight
j
new
are
to
1959
on
Camp
their special meeting
Bag-Camp Paper for
; mon B held.
21.
June
July
the
one
record
12.
are
fleet
present
the
<•
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Union
as
receive
of
July
at
of
terms
processing mill
for delivery
aircraft
new
meeting
the
be
holders
started
was
special
a
Under
at Marph
1977,
headed
and Halsey,
the
estimated
outstanding
currently taking delivery on eight new Super-G Constellations,
its
present fleet of 20 of these aircraft. Early in
1957
will start on 25 Lockheed Super Constellations, Model 1649A,
add
In
group
the
an
shares
common
1
p.. 930.
scheduled
fleet in
overseas
;
.
Net
expected to be substantially completed during 1956 will
mated $46,000,000 to
complete.
The total construction
778,169
.
delivery
the long-range aircraft especially designed to meet TWA's needs
Co.—Registers With SEC;
amendment,
of
1
TWA Is
and Graphic Arts Division.
& Webster Securities Corp., White, Weld & Co.,
Stuart & Co. Inc.
The interest rate, public offering price
teims
of
National
Motion- Picture
_
basis
TWA's
balanced
to
Corp.
1—;—
corporation's order for 30 of the latest model jet transport, the
Arrow, brings to 71 the number of modern aircraft on order
Technicolor
Dr."Kalmus-
by Stone
close
stock
common
operation
183,
for TWA and
of
full
of
company
filed a registration statement with
15, 1S36, covering $30,090,000 of debentures due
offered for public sale through an
underwriting
writing
of
Trans World Airlines, Inc.—New Jet Orders—
'
;
Technicolor
-stockholders
Utah,
in
-X!'
operations.
the advancement
1956.—V.
Golden
of
change
future
-
to
in
*Adjusted .to
31,
of
Hollywood,
Manager
said
This
June
share
per
■"
of, proxy material covering a proposed .merger between
corporation and Camp Manufacturing Co., Inc., to Union Bag
Co.,
<
$425,275
stores
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
below.
Corp.
8
-
.
income
Earned
183,
Paper
5
-
Barney & Co
Weld & Co
departments
taxes
estimated
Bag &
2945
and
before
for
Net
date of the change in name there will be officially
independently functioning, but- wholly-owned and
of
5
Gardner-
3 Months Ended March 31—
-J
and
Tennessee Gas Transmission
cost
—
&
Freres
Income,
With
of
Co
&
I. M. Simon & Co
wholly-owned
in
Telephone & Telegraph Corp. above.—V. 183, p. 2340.
Union Bag & Paper
this
5
Technicolor
a
cor¬
■
Mailing
•
On
%
12
5
;
'
geared
Union
Figures
Reinholdt
Sales,
name
Offered—
452,235 shs.
Reynolds & Co., Inc
frac¬
r
the
1956,
headquartered
Division, Amateur Color Processing Division,
—V.
30,
company
is
President
service
.
effective
established
to
step
„
the
On
and
announcement
activities
timely
a
the
effected
Technicolor
is
•
be
the
1915,
Inc.;
Kalmus,
issuing
is. being
"This
will
Coip.
iii
June
'
Herbert
current
into
Maine
in
Technicolor,
companies,- in
name
Picture
'
California.
Dr.
of 'business
Houston,1 Tex.—Stock
.
See
A
Technicolor, Inc.—Unit to Change Nameclose
Co.,
facturing
5
Leased
the
prices., See details in
same
Union Bag-Camp Paper
v
■
Eag
FINANCING
Thorofare Markets, Inc.—Earnings Rise—
holdings to 33 producing
reserves
in Pennsylvania and
subsidiary.—V,
Coil
See International
of
pames of the several underwriters and the
of
the
unsubscribed
stock
to
be
purchased
Company stores in operation
at
a
at
Further details follow:
5
See
2228.
Effective
of
stock
Stock
—
5
&
Emanuel,
gas
Swan-Finch
a
the
at
Underwood Corp.—Merger Talks Halted—
V
30-days
result
a
outstanding preferred
170, p. 1845.
V
Lazard
was
I
undeveloped
associates
The net proceeds will be used for working capital and general
purposes.—V. 183, p, 2812.
•
•
•
'
t
deliver
to
which is the equivalent
June
Co
&
Barth
County's
It
Subscriptions—Of the
porate
so
issue of June 18 of the
our
percentages
J.
{
to
stock
its
$129,'811."—V.
Erothers
Developed jointly with Columbian Carbon Co., the
which the new well is located was acquired last September
on
.
j
made
was
common
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Indiana
feet.
natural
and
will
located
Inc.—Stock
common
Corp.; also of Houston, on
15 offered to bona fide residents of Texas
100,000
shares of common stock (par 25 cents) at $1
per share.
preferred
offer
the expiration .of
upon
the. corporation
1,961
of
record
Eache
and
in New Well—
is
2,
Co.,
June
as
18.
No.
raises Swan-Finch's
be* used
Virginia.
property
p.
announced
was
well,
■
.
at
the corporation's cost,
Chemical
made in
Lehman
brought in a new natural gas well in western
producing at an open-flow rate of 1,600,000 cubic feet
Pennsylvania
Gas
the
of
Offering — Mention
offering to stock¬
14, 1956, of 64,605 additional
shares of capital stock' (par $1) at $31 per share on the
hasis of one new share for each six shares
held; with
subscription rights to expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on
June 28, 1956.
Lehman Brothers and associates have
has
corporation
1,502 shs.
31,080 shs,
despite the fact that
available
shares
plan
at
1956,
cost
by each of them
which
permitted uninterrupted
183, p. 1862.
branches.—V.
and
Outstanding
2,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
2812.
p.
Tubenfin
to
tenders,
respective
storage
finished
stock
common
(par $100)
cents)
Texas South Coast Securities
property,
UNDERWRITERS—The
loss of
that
a
10
coun¬
of
share.
per
for
all
stock
common
CAPITALIZATION
1,400,003
fire
a
pfd. stk.
(par
our
FINANCING
V. 183, p. 2812.
assets
by
PRESENT
with
%
stated
TO
the remaining 127,601 common shares and 3,013 preferred
shares were offered publicly by Scott, Horner &
Mason,
Inc.
was
substance
purchaser
Goldman, Sachs & Co
planned
sdle
and
consulted
arrangements
common
•
in
the
sale
and
purchase and
the directors,'
•
outstanding in both periods.
Sutton, President and Chairman,
Inc.-,
;
the
1955,
aggregate
:
equivalent,
were
compared -'With
share,
per
O.
A.
1956
of
the
by
has
terminated
class
own
the-date hereof
Capital
six-month
the
of
The
requested
of
proposed
preferred
its
of
The
class
$22.50
earnings-of $780,067 were reported, as compared to
earnings of $11,560,<88 and $412,314, respectively, in the
earnings
cents
the
ard
and
after
of
underwritten
three-rncnth period,
Net
issued.
corporation's
been
the
corporation's
holders
and net
1955
with
fund
acquired.
was
'
.
.
183,
The
.
'
the
an
'
The
shares
request
be
Long
on
be
Accordingly,
the
of
have
stock¬
dissented
and
requested
an
appraisal of." their shares,
relevant provisions of the New York Stock
Corporation Law,
was
required to make an offer to purchase the stock
such persons.
Such an offer was made and as a result the
"Since
"in
to
Stop
supermarkets
EFFECT
stock and 3,088 shares of $5.24
preferred stock recently offered to common stockholders
at $11 and $104 per share,
respectively, 3,629 common
shares and 75 preferred shares were subscribed for and
representatives
arranged with George Backer, Inc. to offer that
in the event the sale should not be consummated,
George,-Backer, Inc.
or
its nominee would purchase from the
corporation, for investment,
of
..
six
conv.
stock
Tropical
been
mutually agreed
that it
the stockholders of the corporation
sale in the absence
of tbe
requested
ruling.
sale
Consequently,
from
•
acquired
1956
—V.
the
November,
;»■
were
cumul.
Common
•
ruling
consequences
it
proposed
assignee,
corporation's
at
shares
.center
stores
new
its
sinking
in
articles
common
the
tax
Backer,
and
the
to
by
acquired 2,084 shares of its preferred stoc!k for an aggre$138,933 and 2,934 shares of its .common stock, class A, for
an
aggregate of $66,690.
While the directors had mo choice but to
make such an offer, they were mindful of thd
fact that if the pro¬
posed sale were not consummated, the. corporation .would have
pur¬
a
•
•
"
GIVING
of
the
-
;
'
corporation,
chain
Island,
authorized
of
the
Department
by
gate
in
B.iyview, Brooklyn,
N.
Y.; South Farmingdale,
Port Washington, Nassau County; and Cambria Heights,
Queens County.
This
number
that
advised
not
best interests
1956:
Nassau County;
Shop
the
George
assets,
with
holders
stock.
,
announced
was
in
opened
increasing
of
connection
chased
ago.
the
trainer which was Tripac designed and
applications in the guided missile and supersonic
.corporation
April 28, 1956 net sales totaled $8,962,505
as compared
with $5,2.>0,683 for the quarter ended April 30, 1955.
Net earnings for the 1956 first quarter were $160,799, equal to 40
cen.s per share on
the, 403,160 common • shares currently outstanding.
This compares .with earnings of $95,814 or 32 cents a share on the
to
letter
a
•
been
corporation
.held
and
over
in
15,
„
has
Treasury- Department
proposed
or
Under
the
ended
302,382 shares outstanding for the first quarter of 1955.
The stockholders on June 7 approved an amendment
ultrasonic
an
corpqration
-
Earnings Up
stockholders
tne
Inc.;
-certain
which
1059.,
p,
Treasury
June
on
corporation
con¬
demolition
ammunition
Authorized
.'5Vs%
(N. Y.)—Sale Terminated, etc.—
upon receiving a ruling satisfactory in form
for
the
corporation.
The directors have
proceed
"In
Georgia offices
to retire other
the company's
u§ed
investment
Supermarkets Corp.—Quarterly
Pols,
S.
the
corporation's
to
■
.
Sunrise
U.
Corp.
President,
part:
in
would not be in the
to
.
arranged through Gdldman, Sachs & Co.,
was
Jack V/. Lampl, Jr., Executive Vice-President of
handled
on
.CAPITALIZATION
$2,703,922
"
'
underwater
equipment,
It is currently involved as a
supporting facility in two of
try'? most important guided missile programs.
987,949
$631,415
representatives
Privately—This company on June 18 announced the
private placement of $3,000,000 of 4Vfe% promissory notes
due to May 1, 1988, with institutional investors. The fi-
i
the
'the
Sun Finance & Loan Co., Cleveland, O.-—Notes Placed
1
■'*
3-2,796
Schaub,
'
r
,v-
'•
P.
said
; conditioned
vto counsel
ore-
-
successfully completed several development
included
545,003
-
$3,727,637
51,048
corporation with respect to the
'of the corporation's assets will
toj working
replenish -funds
extensive
production
2697.
p.
."Counsel- for
of
being employed in exploration and : drilling
bodies, and in completing its prototype metallurgi-cal
processing plant-at Niagara Fails, Ontario, Canada.
The plane is scheduled to go into operation in September.—V. 183,
of
i
$3,840,549
6,530
.
income-:.
183,
holders;
\
proceeds
has
removal
fields.
$3,182,654
338,871
>
ha«
equipment, bomb
handling studies, elec¬
.micrometers,
rocket
catapult
equipment,
miniature
precison
servo-mechanism, guided missile design and recently has gone into
111,239
,
221,400
Textile Realty
-
i
'
,
Strategic Materials Corp.—Sells Stock—This corpora¬
tion has placed privately 75,000 shares of its capital stock
:
at
it
have
and
131,230 shares of
4
.
J
*
$3,501,678
$780,822
stock
common
tronic
Centaur-Caldwell
2338,
p.
£9.680
„
$684,27a
vi
$865,174
charges
Net
six months
ago .to
formerly marketed by
divisions.—V. • 183,
established
was
distribution
Paiiups
.
'•33$6I5...
-
being test-marketed.
,
$5,250,980 v $4^977,399
1,649,622
1*603,496,
366,477
-
24,189
-
$785,465
Other incomeuw
-*
Bayer
currently
are
time
which
major
as
promotional
which
567,121
that
disposal
$6,420,778 $27,619,623 $26,587,146
4,682,361 -,19,914,238
18,624,045
654,047
< 2,454,355 2,985,702
-4,959,454
expenses.^
accruals—.
oper.
Equip,
c
by
the
intensive
.
$6,712,342
revenues-
1956—4 Mgs.—1955"-
of
-
all:
brands,
strong
products
new
in
radio
spent
TV
such
are
Magnesia;
number
a
to
are
magazines,
leatured
line
"" 1956—Month—1955
unissued
left the laboratory to devote their full efforts to the
corporation.
Since
tracts
is used and has many
Ry.
i,
corresponding 1955 period.
represents an increase of
promoting the Sterling
tolietry •• items
handled
for
and
t
funds
newspapers,
be
the
appropriation
household
to
for
budget
additional
in
Products
will
port
than
year
.increased
packaged
18
to
'•
15%.'
About
June
on
Board.
Period End. April 30^-
bring
reported that aggregate 6ales of the domestic propri¬
of
the division
were
5%- higher
for the first five
products
months
;
increases
of
.
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Results from Operation—
"Ad" Budget—
shares
BUSINESS—Corporation was originally organized as a part-time
and
development firm March 24, 1947, by a group of en¬
gineering scientists from the Johns Hopkins University Applied
Physics
Laboratory.
It was operated on a part-time basis as a research and
development firm in electro-mechanical fields until 1952 when the
group
I Sterling Drug, Inc.—Boosts
24,000
purpose.
research
2945.
p.
and
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to
purchase equipment
and
inventories, for working capital and other general
corporate
purposes.
"
/
Corp.
facilities
Westmoreland "County,
preferred
reserved.'fo» this
...
h^s. granted this corporation endtemporary authority to construct
- hv
their Jointly-owned Oakford
Gas
gas
of
been
above.
Commission
Power
State
$1,947,000.—V.
2228,
p,
Federal
York
and
^"43,674
'
'
'Deficit.—V.
The
New
1,181,015
17,945
•
Corp.
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—New Construction
*19,445
*
Tailway,
Corp.—New Name—
Producers
$315,645
3,095
*52,558
•
•58,890
See
.
1—
from
ry.
Texanr Oil
T1953
1954
$241,535
7,427
income-
Jan.
from
$256,611
!
railway-
oper.
Prom
.
rallway__„_
1955
55
The
pany,
net proceeds will become part of the general funds of the com¬
through reimbursement of its treasury for capital expenditures
heretofore
bank
loans,
made.
Such
expected
in
part its
of
continuing
for other
1955
and
funds
to
will
aggregate
1956
be
additions
and
corporate
used
some
construction
(a)
to
$21,000,000,
costs,
(b)
to
retire
short
incurred
finance
term
to meet
the
cost
purposes.
to its utility plant, and
Approximately $41,950,000 of con¬
struction expenditures are budgeted for the year
1956, and for the
two years
1956-57 construction expenditures are expected to aggre¬
gate
approximately $90,850,000.
(c)
The
Commission
has
issued
improvements
an
order
giving interested persons until
July 6, 1956, to request a hearing thereon.—V. 183, p. 2542.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Monday, June 25, 1956
.
(3060)
t
The
Shares
$1.12 %
»)us
dividends.
made at the Manufacturers Trust Co-, 45 Beaver
of accrued
share
per
Payment will be
15, N. Y.—V.
Also the owner, if he does not wish
aaav order a "Poranda'1 which
easily attaches to
-or house trailer.—V, 180, p. 298.
Inc.—Plans Recapitalization, etc.—
recapitalizing the com¬
pany and reclassifying its outstanding stock,
it was announced on
June
19 by Frederick B. Heitkamp, President.
The proposal, subject
,to approval of United stockholders at a special meeting to be held in
July, would exchange certain of the reclassified capital stock for the
paint and wallpaper facilities of Sears, Roebuck & Co, :
,,
y, '' , ,
Mr. Heitkamp stated that the proposal jias been accepted in prin¬
ciple by Sears and that "It would,, in effect, consolidate the wallpaper
and paint divisions of Sears with United, and thereby permit economies
in
management, operations and distribution that should be advan¬
*
stand-alone design,
the side of his home
,
Foil
in the City of New
Ifork
of 129 underwriters
beaded by-William Blair & Co., The First Boston Corp.
and Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. on June 21 offered
-625,070 shares of capital stock (par $2) at $26 per share.
Of these .shares, 550,064 are. being sold by the Continental
Casualty Co. and the Continental Assurance Co. At the
^same time
the company is offering to its stockholders
'-of record June 7, 1956, one new share for each ten shares
lield, at $26 a share with the offer to expire on Monday,
July 9, 1956. The Continental companies have agreed
;»ot to exercise their subscription warrants which total
75,006 shares, and these shares are part of the stock being
Life Insurance Co.
Stock Offered — A group
United States
—
tageous to both companies.'Under the proposed reclassification
common).
by the underwriters.
•offered
,
securities or used to expand agency operations.
the oldest stock legal reserve life insurance
•company in the United States. It offers a variety of individual and
tjgroup life insurance policies as well as individual and group accident
and health coverages. Total life insurance in force on March 31, 1956.
was
$864,597,606 and admitted assets
totaled $79,727,837.—V. 183,
income producing
BUSINESS—Company is
"
2946.
p.
-
Corp.—Reports Record Profits
This
corporation reports record sales and profits . for its fiscal
•pear ended April 30, 1956.
:?;v "*"•
Nab profits
for the year were $1.1,276,600 after 'income taxes of
-$9,379,000 and after a write-down of softwood plywood inventories
of $772,000
resulting from price decreases occurring after the end
United States Plywood
compared with a net profit of $7,638,100
4ti the
preceding fiscal year after taxes of $6,510,400.
Net
profits for the year ended April 30, 1956 were equal, after
■jprefcrred dividends, to $5.22 per share on the average number of
•common
shares (2,031,070) outstanding during the year.
This com¬
fiscal
the
#f
with
pared
the
*-on
This
year.
$4.07
average
per common share
number of common
the preceding fiscal year
(1,762,670) outstanding
for
shares
that year.
Tne number of common shares outstanding was
•increased
by 275,000 on March 27,
1956, representing the shares
issued
in exchauge for the stock of Youngs Bay Lumber Company.
•during
shares outstanding.
fiscal year ended
$202,832,400 compared with $150,565,500 In the
April 30, 1956, there were 2,304,338 comomn
corporation's
consolidated sales for the
of
As
The
.April
30,
1956
were
previous year.
for
the
three
months ended April 30,
$2,660,700 after the write-dcwn ($772,000)
of softwood
ventories
and
income
taxes
of
$1,766,200.
The
net
Net
profits
1956 were
plywood in¬
profit
was
$1.18 per share on the average number of common shares
outstanding during the period.
The inventory write-down
equivalent after taxes to 18 cents per common share.
For the
-equal
to
12,111,660)
was
quarter of
the preceding
fiscal year the net profits were
#2,541,000 after income taxes of $2,255,200, or $1.10 per share on
•the 2,004,034 common shares than outstanding.
iinal
Consolidated
sales
for
the
ended
months
three
April
United States Shoe
and
net
were
in the same
record
Sales
1956
30,
breaking $53,521,500 compared with $48,153,000
-quarter of the previous year.—V. 183. p. 2812.
ia
Corp.—Reports Record Earnings—
earnings
the
for
months
six
ended
May
31,
1956
highest for any six months' period in the history of the
Jos. S. Stern and A. B. Cohen, Chairman and President,
^respectively, reported on June 13.
Net sales after cash discounts for
the six months ended May 31 were $19,287,868, compared with $15,-
uranium
-
John
A. Steen Varnish Co.,
111,; and Central Paint
the
for
198,791
like
period
Inc.—Earnings Increased—
and its subsidiary companies report earnings for the
April 28, 1956, of $2,047,383 after providing $1,885,000
taxes on income.
After dividends on the preferred stock,
company
Federal
for
$2.08 per share on the 927,254 shares of common
in the hands of the public at April 28, 1956.
For
ended .April 30.
1955, earnings were $2,014,960 after
is equivalent to
this
stock
outstanding
•
weeks
26
the
Net
Fed.
to
$1.09
«arned
for
per
the
of
share
common
providing $1,830,000 for Federal taxes on
the
preferred..stock, this is equivalent
After dividends on
per share on the
in the hands of "the
income.
tq $1.87
shares of common stock outstanding
publiC; at April 30, 1955.—V. 183, p. 1414.
1,015,709
—V.
corresponding
period
Basis.
booked
Orders
for
fall
deliveries
considerably
are
last
of
ahead
production of both Red Cross Shoes and Joyce Shoes will
continue at a high level for the balance of the year, the report said.
A tenth manufacturing plant is now under construction in Vanceburg,,
Xy.( which is expected to be in operation early in 1957 for further
4ncreased production of the company's products.—V. 183, p. 2812.
and
year
Products Co., Inc.—Acquisition,
Universal
etc.—
June 19
on
outstanding
the
common
stock.
the assets brought into Universal by these acquisi¬
single block of stock in C. P. Clare & Co. of
leading manufacturer of electrical relays and control
equipment, which are essential elements in automation procedures,
guided missiles, airborne electronic equipment and computers.
Mr. Schwebel announced that Universal will
split its 237,736 out¬
Included
tions
among
largest
the
was
Chicago,
111.,
a
standing shares three-for-one, subject to approval of stockholders. He
also stated that the directors declared a dividend of 30 cents and a
1% stock dividend on the split stock, both payable July 31 to stock¬
holders of record July 16.
Mr. Schwebel added that the board has adopted a policy of a mini¬
mum
30-cent quarterly dividend.
However, he stressed that this does
not necessarily limit the quarterly dividend to 30 cents.
Growing com¬
profits will be reflected in augmented dividends, he said.
Mr. Schwebel stated
that "these acquisitions are the latest imple¬
mentations in Universal's newly stated policy of diversification
and
pany
""
The
directors
the
on
Jund
14
declared
non-cumulative
$4.20
second
a
dividend
preferred
of
cents per share
30
stock
this
of
corpora¬
tion, payable July 10, 1956, to holders of record June 25, 1956.
At the same meeting, the board also declared a dividend on shares
such
second
preferred
of McMellan Stores Co.
each
dividend
June
25,
holders
of
140
shares
will
also
1956.
will
New
—V. 182, p.
be
No
at
the rate of
payable
fractional
afforded
.York,
2340.
as
payable
United
of
be
stock,
an
agent,
one
Stores'
July
shares
in
of
stock
common
share of such common
second
10,
1956,
will
opportunity
to
shares
to
purchase
be
preferred
instruct
or
stock
to holders of
distributed, but
sell
G'^ranty
fractional
stock
supplies ticket issuing equipment to most of the
nation's motion picture theatres and amusement parks under the name
"Automaticket."
General Register is also licensor to Burroughs Corp.
for distribution of railroad and airline ticket issuing-accounting ma¬
chines which are superseding the old system of selling printed tickets
racks.
of
out
Special equipment includes machines which issue
An
initial order in excess of $100,000 for
time-stamped trans¬
this equipment has
Philadelphia Transport Commission.
Other
special equipment includes the "Daily-Double" machines used at race
tracks.
As the inventor of this machine General reecives one-third of
the royalties from its use.
General Register also makes "Tak-A-Chek" systems which are used
in cafeterias and restaurants.
General has also just developed "Vendaticket" for amusement parks, a coin-operated device for issuing one
or
more tickets.—V. 182, p.
1382.
received
the
from
Variable Annuity Life Insurance
Securities
tiling
of
a
Columbia
to
and
Co. of America, Inc.
Exchange
Commission
announced
provisions
Commission
The
study
under
has
administers
it
that
the
on
June
19
complaint in the U. S. District Court for the District
enjoin this company
("VALIC") from violating the
Securities Act of 1933
vestment
Company
Act of
1940,
in connection with
contracts
described
as
"variable
annuity contracts."
corporation organized under the laws of the District
pertaining to the incorporation of insurance companies
principal place of business in Washington, D. C.
registration
has
of
been
studying
been
VALIC's
to
Securities
the
in
line
Act,
the
contracts
with
and
the
In¬
the sale of
VALIC is a
of Columbia
and has its
applicability of .the statutes
for an umber of months.
the Commission's responsibility,
investors, by requiring prior
protect
to
delivery of a prospectus containing material
information
securities
that are publicily offered.
The
study has related also to the Commission's responsibility to regulate
investment
companies under the Investment Company Act, for the
protection of investors in such securities.
While proposals have been
made
elsewhere
for
the
issuance
of so-called
"variable annuities,"
registration
this
the
is
and the
concerning,
of,
only
stock¬
pay a
Under
case
thus
far
presented
to
the Commission for its
consideration.
T-r-at
would
invested
its
in
"variable
common
annuity"
stocks
contracts,
and
other
VALIC
equity
Is not
type
of
investments.-
^
at an estimated cost of $3,380,000.
proposed facilities consist of approximately 26.1 miles of 24^*
from the metering station of Atlantic Seaboard Corp. near
The
line
inch
near Washington
where 2.7 miles of
a line leading to District of Columbia
'
\
•
/ '•
The company states that its present facilities in Virginia have an
hourly capacity of 3,500,000 cubic feet.
The company estimates the
1956-57 winter requirements will reach 4,830,000 cubic feet per hour.
The application says that the requested
facilities would provide the
necessary
additional supply of gas for the Virginia area and also
support the
District of Columbia and Maryland areas during high
Dranesville,
demand
The
to
Va.,
point
a
will connect it
line
20-inch
v-•
•
with
„
.
periods.
;
common
construction from funds,
stock, and temporary bank:
.
Gas Co.,
Natural
Washington
the
to .finance
proposes
company
generated by operations, sale of
borrowings.—V. 183, p, 1661.
4-V,
Clarksburg,
W.
Va.—
:-7-.
>
filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering
187,500 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered, at $1.25 per share, through Barrett Herrick & Co., Inc., New
York, N. Y. and Ross, Borton-Ac-Simon, inc., Cleveland, Ohio.
Thenet proceeds are to be added to working capital.—V. 183, p. 2813.
June
on
company
18
Water Power Co.—Acquisition—
Washington
Commission,
Citizens Utilities-
has been authorized by; the Federal Power
This company
purchase the Washington electrical properties of
Co., of Stamfort!, Conn.
Washington Water Power will pay an estimated
to
'/•..»■
$950,000 for the
Citizens' facilities are located in-fhe towns of Deer Park
and Springdale, the communities of Valley, Town
Lake and Clayton,
and rural territories in Stevens, Spokane, and Pend Oreille Counties.
Citizens' purchases its electrical requirements from Washington Water
Power
and serves 2,500, customers from approximately 210 miles of
properties.
I
line.
Washington Water Power stated in its application
effect its own rates, which it claims are 25%
into
charged
currently
by
made in
was
that .it will put
lower, for those-
'•
Citizens.—V. 182, p. 2297."
Co.—Stock Offering Completed
issue of June 18 of the pub¬
West Coast Telephone
—Mention
our
of 170,000 shares of common stock
share, through Blyth & Co., Inc. and
lic offering
at $18 per
Further details follow:
closed.
<
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
First
mortgage
3 Vz %
series
Series
B
$100,000,000
bonds
due 1971
due
series
3J/2 %
1971,
$3,725,000
1,000,000
1,000.000
1,000.000
2,000,000
3,000,000
3.500,000
2,311,000
-
1980
due
s
35s%
series
due
1980
3?8%
series
due
1980
3% %
series
due
1980
3?4%
series
due
1985
6%
,
2,500,000
sinking fund debs, due 1977
*4(4%
serial
(non-callable)
note
secured
(par $10)
associates.
quickly oversubscribed and the books
This offering was
100,000
1959
due
Cumulative
pfd.
(par $25)—
stock
$1.20
dividend
$1.28
dividend
series-
dividend
series
Common
stock
(par
$10)
debentures,
80,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
60.000 shs.
100,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
60,000 shs.
2,000.000 shs.
series
unlimited as to
amount,
may
1,000.000 shs.
be issued sub¬
the indenture.
UNDERWRITERS—The several underwriters named below have agreed
ject
to
restrictions set
to certain
purchase
the
forth
in
number of shares of common stock set opposite
the'
respective names:
Shares
ShEr6s
Blyth & Co.,
J.
Barth
30,000
Inc.
Eichler & Co
.
Hill
4,000
Blakely,
2,500
Inc.
2,000
Campbell & Robbins Inc.
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
2,500
2,500
4.000
Co.
&
Camp & Co
Co—
2,500
Crowell, Wecdon & Co.,—
4,000
William
J.
Collins
J.
Elworthy & Co
First California
Foster
2,500
&
P.
&
2,000
Co.
Waldo
See
Hemphill & Co
also
V.
183, p.
6,0
&
5,00
4,00
Donald C. Sloan & Co
1,5
J. S. Strauss & Co
3,0
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc. 4,
Walston & Co., Inc
15,00
Dean Witter & Co
20,0
Wulff. Hansen & Co..
2.0
Zilka, Smither & Co., Inc. 2,50
2,000
Son
Curtis
Schwabacher & Co
2,000
Inc
&
3.0C
3.000
2,000
2,500
4.0C
4.00
1,5
2,5
5,000
3,000
Friedman,
Co.,
Harper
June S. Jones & Co
Lester, Ryons & Co
Mason Brothers
Murphey Favre, Inc
New hard, Cook <fe Co
Pacific Northwest Co._^
Paine, Webber, Jackson
5.000
4,000
!
Company,
Marshall
&
Maxfield H.
Wm.
&
Dain & Co., Inc
M.
&
E. S. Hope & Co., Inc
Inc.
Slocumb
Richards
Co
Hooker & Fay_^
Blankenship, Gould &
Brush,
*
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
4,000
Co
&
Bateman,
Grande
obligated to
fixed sum periodically as are issuers of conventional annuities.
the contracts isued by VALIC, periodic sums varying in amount
be payable
depending upon the value of an underlying fund
Under
3,736,180
Virginia
*Additional
Sale of Annuity Contracts—
—SEC Seeks to Enjoin
the
4,710,918*
■
with the Federal Power
23.8 miles of pipeline in
has filed an application
seeking authority to construct
$1.24
of
1,059,046-
company
3%
fers.
been
4,096.074
3,227,662
1,014,110
•
Washington Gas Light Co.—Proposed Expansion—
the
Register
This
record
shares.
604,060
chgs.
2698.
Commission
expansion."
General
$46,299,405'
34,939,854.
capital
sinking
183, p.
The
announced that it has acquired over 98%
stock of The American Totalisator Co.,
which supplies and services pari-mutual equipment at race tracks in
the U, S., Canada and Mexico, as a result of a previous offer to the
latter company's shareholders to tender stock on or before June 15.
At
the same time M. Mac Schwebel,
President of Universal, an¬
nounced that Universal has acquired through American Totalisator the
General Register Corp: of Long Island City, N. Y.; the largest manu¬
facturer
of
ticket
issuing
equipment used in
the transportation,
restaurant-cafeteria and entertainment fields. General Register was
acquired through the issuance of 37,736 shares of Universal's common
This company
of
This
United Stores Corp.—Dividend Payable in Stock—
&
791,635
taxes
Net income after
Files With SEC—
The
period were $1,216,882, equiva¬
against 93 cents per share
of 1955, stated on a comparable
stock,
inc.
36,983,685
7,286,940
7,600,457
after
inc.
oper.
ry,
' 1956—5 Mos.—1955' "
$9,577,160 $48,366,890
$9,818,708
revenues-
oper.
'
1956—Month—1955
Period End. May 31—
Ry.
t»
\,i
Earnings Lower
Railway oper.' expenses-
facilities, ni
weeks ended
1955.
of
Net earnings in the latest six months'
lent
-Co.
Chicago, 111.; Inland
Research Laboratories,
175, p. 1545.
Universal Pictures Co.,
This
?"
J
V
■■
of
Wallpaper Co., Chicago,
26
•'■••■
•
Wabash RR.—May
the
were
*or
-
fund
proposed transaction are the following: Benjamin Franklin Paint and
Co., Philadelphia, Pa.; Carolina Paint and Varnish Works,
N. C.;
DeSoto Paint & Varnish Co., Garland, Texas;
Illinois
Paint
Works,
Chicago,
III.; Pacific Paint & Varnish Co.,
Calif.;
new,
*.
Greensboro,
Berkeley,
plant-wiil be ready, for extensive>
about eight months. Vitro Engi¬
the design and engineering, and
construction is by Hie Refinery Engineering Co., of Tulsa, Okla., both.'
also
divisions
of Vitro corporation.
He also stated that sufficient;
•
•company,
of
,
Varnish
Chicago, 111.—V.
residues. Previ¬
the hydro-metal-?
-quantises of- uranium ores and residues :have been assured the
plant to fulfill -irocessing schedules.—V. 183, p. 1280. ,
•••;*•'- ■
its
for
shares
60,000
is
neering Division of New York is doing
paint and wallpaper facilities Sears ;would
the new class "A" $100 par value 4% %
preferred stock and 2,854,609 shares of the new $1 par value common
stock, representing 91.7% of all such stock outstanding.
Plants of Sears, Roebuck & Co. which would be consolidated in the
sale of stock by the insurance
funds, and will be invested in
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the
will be added to its general
••company
'
exchange
In
receive:
,
I
Mr;'Swigart indicated that the
milling and processing in
•
•
present
<
America,
lurgical processing of uranium ores and other metallic waste materials,"
and for the refining and recovery of rare metals for industrial use.
4% cumulative convertible preferred $50
par
value into 35,591 shares of new class "B" 5% cumulative con¬
vertible preferred $14 par value with a carryover of dividends accrued
on
the 4%
preferred, and 17,795 shares of new $1 par value common
(I.e., one share of class "B"
preferred and one-half share of new
common for each share of present 4%
preferred); and 1,206,190 shares;
of present $2 par value common Into 241,238 shares of new $1 par
value common (i.e., one share of new common for five shares of present
of
of
Corp.
milling and processing of uranium, particularly* the
ously the Canonsburg plant had been equipped for
-
shares
Vitro
of
division
a
developed solvent extraction process, which offers increased efficiency./
The new plant will double the old facilities in size, will allow tech- .
nlcal
r.nd
reagent grade
chemical production, and will permit the
United would have the following
types and shares of capital stock outstanding: 60,000 shares of class
"A" $100 par value 4%%
preferred; 35,591 shares of class "B" $14
par-value 5 % convertible preferred; and 3,113,642 shares of $1 par
value common stock.
:
1 •
•,.■:••.•
•
. - «•
- * '».*•'
Present outstanding stock of United would be reclassified as follows:
35,591
Co.,
ground for extensive additions to its Canonsburg, Pa.,
according to an announcement by Joseph J. Swigart, General
Manager. An expenditure of more than a million dollars will establish. "1
the first commercial primary uranium processing plant in the Eastern*
United States.
It will also give the plant new tacilities for a recently
to break
plant,
!
approved a proposal for
have
Metals
Rare
Vitro
J-i
*
—
'
directors
thfe"?
America—New Uranium Mill—
Vitro Corp. of
United Wallpaper,
Co.—Offering Oversubscribed—The
-recent public offering of 193,500 shares of class B com¬
mon stock through Reynolds & Co. and Dillon, Read &
Co. and associates at $48 per share was quickly over¬
subscribed. See details in V. 183, p. 2946.
'*
2013.
p.
2340.
The
1
United States
stock split on
for 1
the offer and salet
provisions of that?1-
investing,
of
business
ready
a
1
stock
for common
reflect 2
to
39,716,936
$1.83
*$1.25
May 12, 1955.—V. 183,
63,046,922
business
in
share
per
♦Adjusted
United Specialties
taurts needed.
72,652,402
6,304.919
26,630,547
6.304,919
—-—34,809,104
declared
declared
dividend
dividend
Reinvested
above.—V. 183,.p. 1041.
Cordage Co.
Plymouth
also
104,160,945
Income
Co.—New Screen Enclosure—
^
John T. Beatty, President, on June 7 announced that this company
«tad acquired and would immediately start manufacturing an aluminum
screen enclosure
under the tradename , of "Poranda.''
vnaUa„n„
Mr. Beatty stated that the
"Poranda" enclosure fits in excellently
Vttfc the modern trend to "outdoor living" but without troublesome
Jinsacts
"Porandas" are available in various sizes (9' x 9 up to ^ »
* 12'8"), and the sections are interchangeable,
whereby an owner may
*dd to his enclosure by merely purchasing a kit containing the exact
;
income
Net
p.
14,098,133
16,450,614
the term "security"
In/*
reinvesting and trading in securities within'
the definition of an "investment company" contained in the Invest¬
ment Company Act of 1940 and that VALIC, or the funds administered
by it, is subject to the registration provisions of that Act.
The Commission's action
does not involve questions as to whether
VALIC should be exempted by order from various substantive provi- t
8ions
of
the Investment Company Act
of 1940 but is restricted to f
the
applicability to VALIC of the registration requirements of the-;»
Investment Company Act and of the Securities Act of 1933.—V. 183, •the
75,000,000
Preferred
manufactures tacks and nails for the shoe indus¬
industrial use. The Rhodes company produces
••eyelets principally for the shoe industry.
<Jnder the terms of the final decree in the Anti-Trust suit brought
«£&inst United
by the Government and an order of the Federal
District Court at Boston, United was required to dispose of the parts
ol its business
concerned with the manufacture or distribution of
oe eyelets and shoe tacks and nails.
€n a
letter to its shoe industry customers. United stated that it
■will
continue
to act as distributor of these products to the shoe
industry until Plymouth Cordage undertakes the distribution at some
•date prior to Jan. 1.
1958. These customers were also advised that
Stymouth Cordage will work with United to effect a gradual changer
iver
in
distribution and to maintain uninterrupted service to the
^J5ee
long-term debt—
107,000,000
Common
general
for
and
on
local and miscellaneous taxes—
Federal taxes on income
—
State,
a
allegation of the complaint is that VALIC, or in
the funds which it administers, is primarily engaged
alternative
364,912,459 287,793,711
70,211,421 66,199,866
2,073,668
2,377,649
Estimated
The Cross company
-
try
costs
other
and
Interest
Machinery
United Shoe
and
Another
Act.
435,733,973 355,205,300
—
exhaustion of facilities
and
Wear
bought
and
Products
Corp.—Sells Certain Assets—
The corporation on June
16 announced the sale to the Plymouth
•cordage Co. of the business and certain assets of W. W. Cross &
-Company of Jaffray,
N. H., and of the J. C. Rhodes & Company
.Branch of United, New Bedford, Mass. The agreement included sale
af
the
real estate occupied by the two organizations belonging to
;
costs
services
Employment
St.,
183, p. 1661.
I4few York
1,100,543,080 873,327,061
services sold
and
Products
that the VALIC contract constitutes an invest?certificate of inteiest or participation in aJf
alleges
contract
ment
profit-sharing agreement within the definition of
contained in the Securties Act of 1933 and that
of
such
contracts is subject to the registration
1955
$
1956
$
Quarter Ended March 31—
complaint
The
Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings-
United States Steel
America—Partial Redemption—
company
has called for redemption on July 15, 1956, 2,433
of its $4.50 cumulative preferred stock at $104.50 per share
Co. of
United Biscuit
2946.
1,000
Number 5545..
Volume 183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Western Pacific RR. Co.—-Earnings—
Westchester Country Club, Inc., Harrison, N. Y.—Files
With Securities and
i
Exchange Commission—
Gross
corporation on June 7 filled a letter of notification with the
400 certificates of interest, series A, to be offered at
certificate, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used to purchase control of Harrison-Rye Realty Corp. through pur¬
chase of latter's class B preferred and common stocks.
from
Net
from
Net
covering
$750
1956
April—
The
SEC
(3061)
ry.
per
railway—
from
Net
Net
■Western Auto Supply Co. (Mo.)—Calls Pfd. Shares—
from
ry.
—V.
for
1954
■
$4,625,987
1,473,845
723,536
765,514
851,326
475,929
16,884,360
3,699,514
16,291,474
3,878,166
2,233,478
2,057,154
$5,104,847.
1,658,650
647,200
income
oper.
15,222,572
2,983,092
1,479,250
increase
183, p. 2585.
July
15,
—V.
on
183,
1954
1953
*59,627
$360,587
91,677
$396,054
49,524
Net
ry.
2w,u71
*20,016
104,142
from
from
ry.
shipment of silver and uranium ores
from its Silver Reef property near Leeds, Utah,
Ralph G. Brown,
President reported to stockholders at the recent annual meeting.
"The company is
5 to 10 tens
of
silver
Western's
is
flotation
the
uranium
mill,
with
construction and,
under
now
shipment
The mill
will
extract
ore-buying
AEC
to
v
the
stations
Canyon
0,53%
U308,
be at the
and
of
oh
July
using
1,
told
Brown
20
of
to
Initial
Arizona.
1/It.
rate
100
later
tons
tons
its
aerial
new
while
Oj
v
*
diamond
£
183,
,
p.
drilling
shipment
The
continues
company
tramway,
of
at the
years
add
to
•
:
.
•
•;
-
Period End. April 30—
oper.
six
of
months
D.
known
than
level
last
•
.
'
.
'
'
•
reserves.
,
•"
*
1956—Month—1955
1956—4 Mos.—1955
3,043,677
2,622,825
$1,353,423
$1,080,020
$4,941,293
$4,118,518
763,037
3,281,103
2,743,561
$3,702,845 $17,468,995 $14,400,279
12,527,702
10,281,761
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering 271,167 shares of Its $10 par capital stock.
of
record July
to
the
as
It
Net
rev.
from
ry.
op.
June
The
company proposes to offer these shares for subscription by its stock¬
holders at the rate of one additional share for each seven shares held
be
6,
is
1956.
supplied
principal
by
The subscription price and underwriting terms
amendment. Morgan Stanley & Co. Is named
July 23,
presently
expected
that
the
subscription
will
period
1956.
.
end
on
-
The. net
ry.
oper.
183,
p.
income—
2229.
898,397
"
:W"-
■
> ' V\;-.>
the
proceeds to be received by the company from the sale of
additional stock will be placed In its general funds.
Expanding
market
for
materials
suggested retail price of $21.95.
a
handling
equipment
and
the
resulting
demand
*-*
record playing-instruments make Up a collection of models thats
from a compact, 4-speed table-top phonograph with a'suggested-'
retail price of $29.95, to a high fidelity phonograph console with AWt:
radio in grained cherry-colcr - finish with a suggested retain price atr
New
range
'
$275.00?
•
;■
■
'
\ -
New Revolutionary Remote Tuner
to
President
Zenith
and
Announced-r-
TV,
described by Corporation officials as the
remote tuner in the history of television, was. *
on
June 8. by L. C. Truesdell, Vice-
Space Command
revolutionary
distributors
Director
of
Sales;
Command receivers are activated and controlled from
the room, or even an adjoining room, by a tiny Space*'
Commander which you hold -in the palm of. your hand and Is sosimple a child can operate it, he stated.
The
Space
anywhere ir.
Space
underwriter.
"
Net
.
Other highlights of the new radios* are a jeweler-styled clock4 radio;
table model with twin front-firing speakers; and a compact AC-DC1
most
company
1956,
14,
$4,397,100
a
table model with
shown
The
■•.
revenue-
Truesdell said.
year.
,
are
Railway
income
James
Dividends and interest of $577,383 were
received from these subsidiaries this.year; for, the corresponding period
last year, dividends amounted to $140,527.
In addition, other remit¬
tances have been received from foreign
[subsidiaries which have 'been
uesed
to reduce their long-term debts to the parent company."—V.
183, p. 253.
*
"
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co. — Registers Stock
will
expenses-
oper.
net
the
stated
1
■
■
The, new receiver is about :the size of a book, Mr.' Truesdell said,.
is even more powerful than itsi tiny companion model, the top-,
rated Royall "500" all-transistor pocket radio.
Mr. Truesdell stated that the Royal "800" has a power output cf
400% greater than similar portable radios using tubes. Rated by com-;
pany engineers at500 milliwatts qndjstorted power output,
it has
power to spare even when competing with the high background. noise of a crowded beach, that "blacks out" less powerful sets.
'
Suggested retail price is $87.50, less batteries.
The all-transistor portable .is a feature of the company's 1957 line
of radios and phonographs
which includes a complete selection of table models," clock and portable sets, and console combinations; Mr.and
.
lower
100-t0n-per-day rate,
.
Sales.
is attributable to the substantially lower level of wholesale
prices irt the current year," Mr. Cooney added.
"Operations of our foreign subsidiaries during the fist six months
were
profitable," said Mr. Cooney, "although earnings were at a
reserves
Western Maryland Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
372,886
173,760
2341.
Offering With SEC—
.
.
production
indicated
the
p,
meat
2341.
•
r
to
205,215
reduction
ore
averaged
made
July
has
1,613,871
316,531
88,554
to
already
stockholders.
the
1,475,665
145,356
135,764
,
Mr.' Cooney reported
slightly increased domestic .feales tonnage over
1955, although dollar sales of all domestic divisions-'were down slightly
$301,139,861 as compared with $326,126,693 a year
ago.
"This
its
•
daily, increasing to 50 tons daily in August
daily.
sufficient to last for two to three
-~V.
corporation on June 11 introduced a versatile new 7-transisto*
portable radio, which its engineers term the most powerful transistor
of its size on the "market today. Announcement of the Royal
"800"
was
made by L. C. Truesdell, Vice-President and Director of
radio
Wilson & Co., Inc., and its domestic
ending April 28, 1956, amounted to
Cooney, President, in his message to
stockholders on June 11.
Earnings in the corresponding first half of
the 1,955 fiscal year were $898,690.
/.
•
silver
for
183,
for
$4,803,379,"
aVeraging about 0.40% uranium oxide from, its Orphan property in the
<&and
This
Wilson & Co., Inc.—Reports Lower Sales—
jThe company's 51 %-owned subsidiary, Golden Crown Mining Co., will
shipment
Deficit.—V.
1,037,020
246,460
—
income.,
"Consolidated
daily capacity of 100 tons of ore,
according to Mr. Brown, should be
content.
commence
Zenith Radio Corp.—New Transistor Radio—
69,265
.32,858
»
1,474,470
railway-
railway
oper.
subsidiaries
a
September.
or
before
ore
*
Mr. Brown said.
ton,
per
finished in August
from
begun
shipping 15 tons of 0.35% uranium or daily, together
per day of additional ore assaying from 20 to 40
with
ounces
=
has
corporation
from
Net
Net
Western Gold & Uranium, Inc.—Shipments—New Mill
j,This
railway
railway.
oper. income-
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
<
*
1955
$45,865
from
2946.
p.
1956
$356,551
Net
transfer books will be closed from the close of
June 11, 1956 to the opening of business on June 15, 1956.
The
1956.
business
Western Ry. of Alabama^—Earnings—
April—
Gross
meet
the Mid-Continent area.
At
the seme time, the company plans to
the
production capacity of its Chicago plant by approxi¬
mately 50% by the construction of an addition, the purchase of new
equipment and the rearrangement of existing facilities.
In addition,
it is expected that the capacity of the Philadelphia plant for the
production of powered industrial trucks will be increased by approxi¬
mately 20%
through the purchase of additional machine tools and
plant rearrangement.—V. 183, p, 2946.
20,139,708
6,713,660
2,683,488
The company on June 4 announced that
the directors have adopted
resolutions calling for redemption for the sinking
fund on July 15,
1356 of 2,000 shares of its 4.80% cumulative preferred stock at the
sinking fund redemption price of $101.60 per share, being an amount
equal to $101 plus accrued and unpaid .dividends to and including
the
company's industrial trucks and hoists, according to the pro¬
require that the company increase its production capacity
that demand.
Accordingly, the company plans to comment*
this year the expansion of its production facilities estimated to cost
approximately $7,000,000.
Construction of two fully equipped manu¬
facturing plants is' Contemplated, one on the West Coast and one in
to
1—
railway-
railways
models
one
Command
and
on 10 TV sets;
eight other Zenltht.
version which changes channels tat
annoying commercials off and on.
avuilt.ble
is
Incorporated
direction
a
turns
limited
Suggested retail prices of< the Zenith
irom $259.95 for a table mocjel to
fidelity console.—V. 183, p. 2813.
range
Space Command receivers^
$550 for a full door high—:
,
v.
V'
4,
.1-
f
m
v
••
:
-T. "
l
help
'«
"
,
n
•
.
Your Dollars
„
spectus,
1953
$4,011,161
1,187,563
income
Prom Jan.
Gross
1955
$4,480,419
railway
oper.
'
5?
make possible tne
make possible the
AMERICAN+RED
CROSS
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Monday, June 25, 1956
.
(3062)
58
AND
BOND PROPOSALS AND
cisco,
Due
Be»$emer, Ala
Offering
Warrant
until
bids
sealed
—
10
ARIZONA
Frances C.
receive
will
Clerk,
City
Jones,
Maricopa County School District
No. 25 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
(CST)
a.m. *
purchase of
$800,000 general obligation refund¬
ing bonds offered June 14—v. 183,
ing warrants. Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
p. 2230—were awarded to Robert
2
July
on
1986 inclusive.
1957 to
from
Due
the
for
All
Arant,
Birmingham.
Bradley,
Patterson & Co.
by
White,
& Rose, of
approved
Legality
(P. O.
Franklin County
school
tax
fered
June
were
awarded
183,
20—v.
to
Alameda
awarded
to
a
group
bonds
9
a.m.
bonds.
Dated Aug. -1,' 1956.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1976
inclusive.
Principal and interest
com¬
(F-A)
payable
the-JCounty
at
Co., Cumberland Securities Corp., Treasurer's office. >*«
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo,
Azusa City School District,
Thomas & Co., Odesa; Martin &
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Herzberg, Inc., and M. B. Vick &
interest
of
price
at a
of
cost
100.01,
about
net County Clerk, will receive sealed
a
3.48%,
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
as
follows:
until 9
$638,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
the
1957
on July 3 for
of $55,000 election
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
1966 inclusive.
to
Due on July
1977 inclusive.
1
3V2S.
Due on July
from 1978 to 1986 inclusive.
1
3.40s.
1,009,000
from 1967 to
1,153,000
Geneva County (P. O.
Alabama
Jr.,
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
follows:
San
on
1966
1 from
2
p.m.
School
Union
Contra Costa County,
1957 to
Offering
Central
—
500,000 natural gas system rev¬
enue
bonds.
Dated Sept.
1,
Due
to
Sept.
&
interest
National
ham,
or
Bank
Birming¬
at the Hanover Bank,
of New York
200,000
City.
bids
March 1 from 1957 to 1984 in¬
(M-S)
until
San
of
(J-J)
Corn
New York
Exchange Bank, of
City, or at the First
Birmingham.
leigh, County Clerk, will receive
at her office in Red¬
ding, until 2 pm. (CDST) on July
2
for
the
purchase of $25,000
bonds.
Dated July 1,
1956.
Due on July 1 from 1957
to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
Dist., Orange
office
in
Santa
the
Fairfield-Suisun
the
Legal¬
ceive sealed
cisco,
Contra Costa County,
*
bonds
sewer
1,
1956.
Due
on
un¬
June 26 for:
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
1971 to 1976 inclusive.7 "
V
The
bonds
June
dated
are-
; ;
<
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
] able
15,
interest (J-D)
1956. Principal and
rick,
Dahlquist; ~ Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
&
Calif.
$350,000
was
sold to the Bank
ing bonds offeree) June 19—v. 183,
2699—were ^warded to J. B.
Hanauer & Cos*: of Beverly Hills,
p.
3%s,
as
at
_price
a
Joaquin County, Calif.
Offerings- The County
will
Clerk
until
11
receive
1957
to
from
Bond
2947
p.
*
Fillmore
AmeppayNational Trust
Union School District,
Ventura
County, Calif.
at
interest
building bonds
originally scheduled for June 19
—v.
183, p. 2814—has been post¬
$445,000
of
Bond
Sale
—
The
$6,000 water
19—v.
29,000 3%s. Due
Fullerton
School
District,
4V4S,
Orange
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
$75,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 19—v. 183,
to
on
June 20 from
nicipal
fered
improvement
June
19—-v.
,r
Company,
of
San
Glenwood School District, San
Joaquin County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds was sold to the
Bank of America National Trust &
$47,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 14—v. 183,
p.
2699—were
awarded to the
Union
Safe
Deposit
Bank,
of
Stockton, as 3V2S, at a price of
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
100.12,
Sale—An issue of $60,000
building
a
basis-of about 3.48%.
Trust
June
on
21/4Svc-Due
on
June
1,
1
2V2S.
>*Due
on
June
1
members: of
the
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, F.
S.-tf Smithers
&
Co.,
Boswortlf'& Co., Inc., Wm.
&
Andrews
Co.,
&
Wells,
Winthrop
&
Co.,
Commerce Trust Co., Kansas City;
Inc.,
Robert
Gundy
Thomas
&
&
Co.,
Inc.,
1979 inclusive.
15, 1980
and 1981.
San
Fernando, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
$250,000
mu-,
improvement bonds of¬
18—v. 183, p. 2699—
awarded to Kaiser & Co.,
nicipal
fered
June
&
Hooker
both of San
Fay,
jointly,
Francisco,
$40,000 4%s. Due
as
follows:
June 1 from
on
1960 inclusive.
1957 to
210,000 2%s. Due on June 1 from
1961
inclusive.
1981
to
Santa Ana School District, Orange
County, Calif.
Bond
p.
2814
at
a
Co., of Cincinnati.
ST*
•
Pacific Grove Unified School Dist.,
Monterey County, Calif.-
Sale-She
$325,000 school
were
—
California
Bank
2.61%,
a
net interest
as
follows:
$550,000 2V2S. Due on July 1 from
1957 to
1976 inclusive.
250,000 23/4S. Due on July 1 from
1977 to
1981 inclusive.
Upland School District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond
son,
Offering—Harry
County
sealed
bids
Clerk,
at
his
Bernardino until
11
will
office
a.m.
L.
Alii—
receive
in
p.
\
j
San
(CDST)
offered June
13—v.
183, on July 2 for the purchase of
2586—wereTgtwarded to R. H. $200,000 building bonds. Dated
Moulton & Co., of Los Angeles. , 'July
15, 1956. Due on July .15
bonds
'|
awarded to the
of Los Angeles,
price of 100.01,
cost of about
Ctf!f%lewer, Glynn &
Lyons &;*Shafto, Inc., and
Provident Savings Bank & Trust
]
build-
Sale—The $800,000
ing bonds offered June 19—v. 183,
J. A.
Co.,
Bond
inclusive.
50,000 2s. Due on July
syndi¬
cate:
Blair
:
July 15 from
on
1975
to
from 1975 to 1981 inclusive.
Braun,
Asso¬
Savings
1966",to,1974 inclusive.
1,600,000
Other
&
1964 inclusive.
1958 to
1965.
and
from
1
t6"f963 inclusive.
21/2S^ .Due
2,250,000
were
the Bank of America
to
255,000 3s. Due
and
3%£. "Due on June
1958
build¬
13
$136,000 5s. Due on July 15 from
were
follows:
from
June
ciation, of San Francisco, as fol-
p.
price of 100.007,
interest cosUof about 2.46%,
$1,550,000
offered
bonds
of¬
bonds
183,
of New York, at a
net
High Sch. Dist.,
Calif.
Bond Sale—The $541,000
ing
1976 to
mu¬
Wood,
Trust
—
2586—
were awarded?.to* a group headed
by the First National City Bank
as
Union
Juan
Sacramento County,
100,000 3V2S. Due on July 15 from
Sale—The $5,900,000
Hogle & Co., Mackey, Dunn & Co.,
at
San
1965
Co., of Beverly Hills, as 23/4S,
a
price of 101.26, a basis of
about 2.56%.
Angeles, San Diego, or San
Francisco, or at any fiscal agency
of the District in Chicago or New
inclusive.
1981
2947—were awarded to Taylor
$150,000 park
America Nation-,
Savings Association, in
lows:
p.
The
at the Bank of
al Trust &
National
V*wSkV?.
183, p.
as
(J-J)
interest
and
Los
Long Beach, Calif.
Bond
to F. L. Hill
Co., of San Francisco,
a price of par.
or
Prin¬
payablethe District Treasurer's office,;
cipal
100.01, a
3.31%,
about
Due on June 20 from
1967 inclusive. -
1957 to
1964
County Water Works Dist.
No. 20 (P. O. Fresno), Calif.
from 1961 to 1986 inclusive.
awarded
^ *f""'
$33,000 4s.
500,000
poned.
Fresno
June 25 for the
on
purchase of $250,000 water bonds.
Dated July X, 1956. Due on July 1
San
of
price of
a
c&stof
follows:
a
Offering Postponed—The offer¬
Association,
Savings
net
to the
were-awarded
—
of
1968
t-
(PDST)
p.m.
J* "T
Sale-^The $62,000 build¬
and interest
cliffe, of San Francisco.
Miller;
of Directors,
Board
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
ing bonds offered'June 18—v. 183,
1986 inclusive.
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
C.
Offering—Carl
Secretary of
California
I
15, 1956. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office, Fair¬
field.
Legality approved by Or¬
bids
a.m.
June
Dated
Water
O. Box 656, Lakeside); '
-(CDST) on July 5
purchase of $697,000 build-, York City, at the option of the
purchaser. Legality approved by
ing bonds. Da£ed July 2, 1956.
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
Linda School Dist., Yuba County,
geles.
1964 to 1979 inclusive.
1980 to
San Diego Municipal
Rio
Dist. (P.
for the
as
105,000 3V2S. Due on June 15 from
sealed
Treasurer's
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
at
Bond
Francisco,
on June 15
1963 inclusive.
a
UnifiedjScfaool District, San
Lincoln
&
Due
100.46,
basis of about 3.69
ings Association, of San Francisco,
follows:
of
County
Legality approved by Or-r
Bond
Virgenes Um&h School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $45,000 build¬
Bank
as
the
at
office.
California
&
—
Valley Union High School
District, Inyo County, Calif.
|
(PDST)
a.m.
the purchase of $2,000,000 building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on-
Sale
Francisco.
19
»
W.-T. Paasch,
—
bids at his office in Martinez
60,000 21/2s. Due on June 15 from
of America National Trust & Sav¬
at
Bond
'
County Clerk, will receive sealed
1970 inclusive.
I960 to
Bond Offering
til 11
110,000 2V4S. Difeon June 15 from
•
for the
Unified School District,
Calif.
Pittsburg
1957 to 1950 inclusive.
>
re- /
his office in
at
of
$195,000
building
bonds. (The issue was originally
offered June 19).
7
Due pn June 15 from
$30,000 5s.
until July 3
Rosa,
purchase
Co., of San Fran-;
followsrs.
as
bids
Santa
.
Sewer District,
Solano County,
Bond Sale—An issue of
&
ican
Chemical]
Exchange Bank, New York
at
Francisco.
bonds offered June
July
12—v. 183, p.
2586—\yere awarded to the Amer¬
Note Sale—The $688,000 prelim¬
to
payable
2947—were awarded
Dated
Death
awarded
Johansen, County Clerk, will
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Afigeles. 7 ; \
'
San
Ana,
bonds offered June
Montgomery Hous'g Authority, Ala.
were
y
Claremont, Calif.
Approving opinion of the fore¬
going issues furnished by Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
York City.
inary loan notes offered June
(J-J)
ity
a.m.
Bond
National Bank of
Corn
June
on
inclusive;
1959
to
__
July 1 from 1957 to 1971 in¬
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Principal and interest
payable at the Chemi¬
1957
Las
sealed bids
clusive.
clusive.
Legal¬
Enterprise Elementary School Dist.,
Shasta County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Ruth A. Pres-
on
,
at.
Francisco.
bonds.
New
York City.
200,000 street improvem't bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956.
Due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1966 in¬
cal
11
City School District,
)
i
Sonoma County, Calif.
/,
Bond * Offering — William P. .
15 from
Principal
and interest (J-D> payable at the
Due
1956.
15,
Los
ing
School
his
at
7
v
Petaluma
payable at the CfOiinty Treasurer's
the office. Legalityrapproved by Or¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
(CDST) on June 2b
for the purchase of $15,000 school
Principal and interest
payable at the Chase
Bank,
Ber¬
Bond Offering—L. B. Wallace,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
building bonds.
Dated March 1, 1954.
Due on
Manhattan
San
District,
County, Calif.
school
clusive.
School
Centralia
2947—was rejected,
p.
$6,000 building bonds. Dated June
receive
175,000 3V4S. Due on June 15 from
about 3.34%.
of
payable
(J-J)
County Treasurer s office.
Co., Inc., San Francisco, as 3V2S,
a
price of 100.83, a basis of
at
cipal and interest (M-S) payable at the Birmingham Trust
will
until 2 p.m. (CDST). on
July 2 for the purchase of $49,000
building bonds. - Dated July 2,
1956.
Due on July 2 from 1957
to 1961 inclusive.- Principal and
land,
Calif.
ing bonds offered June 18—v. 183,
p. 2699—were awarded to Blyth
1 from
inclusive. Prin¬
on
1985
Clerk,
County
son,
sealed bids at his office in Wood-?
W. T. Paasch,
nardino County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $90,000 build¬
Birmingham.
:
County, Calif,
Bond Offering — C. L. Hiddle-
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at the First National Bank of
.(CDST)
purchase of
a.m.
the
for
American Trust
Dunnigan School District, Yolo
District,
Principal and bids at his office in Martinez until
(J-J) payable at the 11 a.m. (PDST) on July 3 for the
Chemical
Corn
Exchange purchase of $100,000 bldg. bonds.
Bank, of New York City, or
1971
on
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
interest
1950.
(PDST)
a.m.
$70,000 5s.
Bond
June 25
on
,
inclusive.
July
9
Francisco.
Brentwood
Bernardino, until 11
July 10
for the purchase of $76,000 school
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Holister School District, San Benito
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at 4he County
Treasurer's building bonds | was sold to the
until
County Treasurer's office.
Eu¬
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
$1,500,000 electric system revenue
bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1956.
Due
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
in
and interest
the
as
City School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Downey
receive
(CDST) on
purchase of $159,000 building bonds.
Dated June
15, 1956. Due on June 15 from
1958 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal
sealed bids until 7:30
$2,400,000 bonds,
office
his
June 25 for the
Offering—City Clerk and
for
at
until
reka,
Treasurer N. M. Payne, announces
that the City Council will receive
28
bids
will
Clerk,
County
sealed
Huntsville, Ala.
June
.
building
Big Lagoon Union Sch. Dist., Hum¬
boldt County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Fred J. Moore,
Geneva),
$150,000 capital outlay school warrants
was
sold to Thornton, Mohr &
Farish, of Montgomery, as 3V2S.
Legality approved by Dumas,
O'Neal & Hayes, of Birmingham.
on
(CDST)
a.m.
purchase
office.
Warrant Sale—An issue of
Bond
-
■
.
.
ing
posed of B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
White, Weld & Co., Ira Haupt &
Co.,
O'Melveny
of Los Angeles.
& Myers,
Los
(PDST) * on July 10.
for the purchase of $111,000 build¬
until
offered June 19—v. 183, p. 2814—
were
District,
School
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
Bond Sale—The $2,800,000 water
revenue
Legality approved by
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Gadsden, Ala.
sewer
"
4s.
as
on
office.
com¬
posed of the Cumberland Securi¬
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, and Hendrix & Mayes.
and
awarded to the
of Prescott.
<
CALIFORNIA
ties Corp.,
works
—
were
of Arizona,
2814—
p.
group
a
2814
p.
Bank
of¬
warrants
-V
r
July 1 from 1957 to 1976
inclusive.
Principal and interest
,
ing bonds offered June 18—v. 183,
Russellville), Ala.
Sale — The $300,000
Warrant
special
;
>
Yavapai County School Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Prescott), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 build¬
/
„
Palo Verde Union School District,
Dated July 1, 1956, Hinkley Union School District, San
Bernandino County, Calif.
l,.,H
Tulare County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harry L. Alli¬ f.. Bonds Not Sold — The one bid
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County son, County Clerk, will receive submitted for the $79,000 build¬
Treasurer's office, Independence. sealed bids at his office in San ing bonds offered June 19—v. 183,
City, at 1.84% interest, plus a pre¬
mium of $11.
ALABAMA
NEGOTIATION^
f
Volume 183
Number 5545
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and
at
DISTRICT
the
OF
COLUMBIA
District of Columbia
Land
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los
Angeles.
Redevelopm't
Agency (P. O.-Washington),
District of Columbia
>'■
'
Note Sale—The
Vallejo Sanitation and Flood
trol District
Bond
Trustees
until 4
for-
will receive
*
sewage
purchase
June 15 from
on
11
of
bonds. Dated June
15,
1957
Certificate Sale
utilities tax
National
183,
Savings
ciation, San Francisco,
certificates
Asso¬
$500,000
improvement
revenue
offered
„
June
18—v.
awarded
to
Van
lngen & Co., Inc., and
Pierce, Carrison & Wulbern, Inc.,
130,000
Whitman School District,
County, Calif.
building
bonds
Bank
America
&.
of
sold
was
Association,
Francisco, as follows:
1957
■
1961
1931
to
Dated
$
$500,000 3.70s. Due
June
'
■>
.-<•
"
•
•
/
•
'
•
.
Peters,
President,
Bond
City
'
12
^
will
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
to
Dated
1996
April 1 from
inclusive.-
Interest
1959
A-O.
that
Rafter
office
purchase of $1,579,000
Dated July 1, 1956.
Due on July 1 from 1957 to 1976
inclusive.
>
Meriden, Conn.
and
sewer
•—v.
183,
to
group
a
Bros.
19
Due
on
Sept.
1
1985 inclusive. Prin¬
Illinois
Na¬
of
—
&
Hutzler, Drexel & Co.,
Shields & Co^ and Dean Witter
& Co., as 2y4s, at a price of
a basis of about 2.21%.
State
Due
Control
bids
until
Dated
Jan. 1
on
inclusive.
100.31,
2
that
will
p.m.
from
Jan.
1,
1959 to
Clerk of Board of
receive
Mayor George
until 8:30 p.m.
(EDST) on June 26
for the purchase of $200,000 public
improvement bonds. Dated July
15, 1956. Due on July 15 from
and
1971
interest
Farmers
inclusive.
(J-J)
Bank
of
Principal
payable at the
the
interest
Corporation (P. O. Albion), Ind.
Bond
State
Delaware, Smyrna.
-
of
Legality ap¬
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of Newr York City.
proved
Sale
Wallace), Idaho
bonds
offered
2700—were
a.m.
Principal and interest (J-D/
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany in Illinois as may be mutu¬
ally agreeable to the purchaser
and the District.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
County Community
Unit
School District No. 1 (P. O.
.
Roxana), III.
J
'
Bond Sale—The
The
$305,000 first
offered
awarded
to
.183,
p.
Foster
&
Marshall, Blyth & Co., Inc., Kalman & Co., Edward L.
Burton &
Co., Continental Bank & Trust
Co., and First Security Bank of
Utah.,
ILLINOIS
solidated School
District
No.
ing bonds offered June 18—v. 183,
2948—were awarded to Barcus,
Kindred & Co., of Chicago.
p.
ling,
Northbrook, III.
Offering—Edgar J. Wess-
Clerk,
Village
receive
(CDST)
on
June 25 for the purchase of
$947,000 bonds, as follows:
until
bids
sealed
$600.000'
8
will
p.m.
improvement
street
Due
Jan.
on
1
School District No. 74
(P. O. Lincolnwood), III.
Bond Sale—The
$495,000 build¬
ing bonds offerecf June 14—v. 183,
p. 2815—were awarded to a group
composed of Stifel, Nicolaus &
Co.; H. C. Speer & Sons Co., and
Maipj_
County Township High
bonds.
est
Dated
1, 1975.
(J-D)
institution
Sch.
I,
1956.
Due
185,000 municipal building bonds.
Jan.
Due
1976
f
on
inclusive.
1
from
1958
to
63,000 sanitary sewer bonds. Due
Jan.
on
from
1
1958
1970
to
inclusive.
- i
public
57,000
bonds.
works
Due
on
building
Jan.
1
from
1958 to 1969 inclusive.
from
1
1958
to
in¬
1962
clusive.
20,000 street lighting bonds. Due
to the
at
a
banking
satisfactory
purchase? and the District.
Legality approve^ by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago
(CST)
June
on
chase
Jan.
1
from
1963
to
Bond
ties
1966
of
Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
June 29 for the purchase of
mann,
$280,000
water
revenue
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1957. Due on May 1
to
1986
approved
inclusive.
by
Le¬
Chapman
&
a
at
Bond
purchase
of
until
July
$75,000
6
for the
street
—
Lawrence
E.
for
28
$38,000
$59,000 3y4s. Due
the
111,000
im¬
bids
at
June
Bldg., Jasper, until 10 a.m.
(CDST) on July 7 for the pur¬
chase of $9,000 school improve¬
bonds.
ment
Due
Dated
July
1,
1956.
from July 1,;
July 1, 1961 inclusive. In¬
semi-annually
1957 to
Township School Township
bids
until
for
8
the
building
Dated
offered
2948—were
p.
cost
of
about
3.12%,
$70,000 3s. Due
1958
follows:
as
Jan.
on
15
from
to 1962 inclusive.
31,000 23/4s. Due
and
1964.
,
84,000 3s. Due
1965
to
120,000
Jan. 15;t 1963
on
1969
3y4s.
;
.
Jan.
on
15
from
inclusive.
Due'
Jan.
on
15
from 1970 to 1974 inclusive.
LOUISIANA
Alexandria, La.
Bond Sale—The
ities
reverse
19—v.
to
$8,300,000 util¬
bonds
offered
June
183, p. 2815—were awarded
syndicate headed by
Ira
a
Haupt & Co., of New York City,
at a price of 100.06, a net interest
cost of about
3.24%,
Due
follows:
as
on
,
May 1 from
1,230,000
3.10s. Due on May 1
from 1975 to 1977 inclusive.
building bonds offered June 14
183, p. 2815—were awarded
to
the
Indianapolis
Bond
and
—v.
Share
as
Corporation,
Indianapolis,
2%s.
1,340,000
from
3.15s.
Due
on
1
May
1978 to 1980 inclusive.
1,480,000
3.20s.
Due
on
May
1
from 1981 to 1983 inclusive.
1,610,000
3V4s.
Due
on
May
1
from 1984 to 1986 inclusive.
Warren
'
Township (P. O. R. R. 2,
Other members of the syndi¬
Box 353, South Bend), Ind.
cate:
Baxter, Williams
&
Co.,
Bond Offering—Frank J. Marek,
American Securities Co.,
Bache
Township Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
July 2 for the purchase of $165,000
bonds,
as
$80,000
follows:
School
Township
bonds.
&
Co., Francis I. du Pont & Co.,
Dominick
&
Dominick, Gregory
Son, Hirsch & Co., Arthur M.
Krensky & Co., Byrne and Phelps,
Inc., New York Hanseatic Corp.,
&
Rand
&
1,
Love
&
semi-annually from July
1957 to Jan. 1, 1962 in¬
clusive.
85,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
semi-annually from 1957 to
Jan. 1, 1962 inclusive.
The
bonds
dated
July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
are
payable at the National Bank &
Trust Co., South Bend.
Legality
Co., Tripp & Co., J. S.
Co., Townsend, Dabney
& Tyson, Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
McDougal & Condon, Park, Ryan,
Inc.
T. J. Feibleman & Co., Alvis &
Co., Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerle, Raf¬
fensperger, Hughes & Co., M. E.
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Allison & Co., M. B. Vick & Co.,
George K. Baum & Co., Beecroft,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Cole
Whiteland School Building
Indiana
Bond
Offering
—
Corp.,
Hand,
Paul
&
Co., Einhorn & Co., Fox,
Reusch
& Co., Newburger, Loeb
Ranson & Co., Felix M.
&
Co.,
Rives, and Zahner & Co.
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
$1,100,000
of
purchase
revenue
June
1, 1956. Due
1959
to
and
Donaldsonville, La.
(CST) on July 2 for
p.m.
1988
on
first
Dated
bonds.
July 15 from
inclusive.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Co., Franklin. Le¬
interest
Bond
ceive
Sr.,
sealed
—
Sidney
Mayor,
bids
until
will
7:30
A.
re¬
p.m.
(CST) on July 17 for the purchase
of
recreational facilities
Sept. 1, 1956. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
$75,000
bonds.
Dated
(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
IOWA
Offering
Marchand,
office.
John C.
p.m. (CST) on June
purchase of $110,000
bonds.
183,
Allyn & Co., Inc., Chicago, jointly,
at a price of 100.02, a net interest
(P. O. Monon), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
Jackson
Brownlee, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
28
1
1959 to 1974 inclusive.
Monon
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
—
bonds
revenue
19—v.
$2,640,000 3s.
terest J-J.
Sept.
on
1995 inclusive.
awarded to the Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp., Nashville, and A. C.
>
ler
to
Bond Sale—The $305,000 school
the office of
Nordhoff & Nordhoff, 202-3 Kueb-
Warren, Mercer & Henderson Ctys.
Offering
1975
Simpson County (P. O. Franklin),
Kentucky
pur¬
Farmers Trust
Community Consol. Sch. D. No. 210
(P. O. Little York), III.
3V2s.\Due
from
Offering—Jennings Hoff¬
Township Trustee, will re¬
ceive sealed
Sept. 1 from
on
1958 to 1974 inclusive.
school
provement bonds.
Bond
June
price of 100.57, a net interest
of about 3.43%, as follows:
a
Bond
mortgage
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
offered
group composed of Chas. A.
& Co.; Walter, Woody 8c
cost
Dated
until 2
Cutler, of Chicago.
be
$170,000 utili¬
bonds
revenue
Township School Township
(P. O. Jasper), Ind.
man,
1956.
1960
Sale—The
Due
July 1, 1956.
Principal
and
interest' payable at a Chi¬
cago bank mutually agreeable to
the
purchaser and the Village.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
gality
Russell.
Bank,
18—v. 183, p. 2948—were awarded
to
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
Dated
from
(F-A) payable at the
Peoples
Greenville, Ky.
'
building
May 1, 1956.
Due
semi-annually from July 1, 1957
to July 1, 1965 inclusive. Interest
inclusive.
Principal and inter¬
mutually
Offering
bonds.
r''l
Savanna, III.
Harvey), III.
July
paya'ble
Bond
Lechlitner, Township Trustee, will
receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
the
Bond Offering—J. A, Peterson,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receivesealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on~june 27 for the
purchase
of "$4Q0,000
building
Dec.
Baugo Township School Township
(P. O. R. R. No. 3, Elkhart), Ind.
from
1976 inclusive.
1958 to
-
Dated
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
the
to
*
bonds.
8c
building
47
(P. O. Crystal Lake), III.
$175,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
Bonft Offering—Eugene P. Eck-
Cook County
First
of about 3.16%.
Boone
on
6—v.
and interest
183,
p. 2587—were
City Securities
Corp., and Raffensperger, Hughes
&
Co., both of Indianapolis, as
3V2S, at a price of 100.39, a basis
McHenry County Community Con¬
,
building bonds.
Feb. 1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from.
1965 to 1981 inclusive. Principal
J-J.
$795,000 school
June
000 school
bonds
revenue
14—v.
awarded
$225,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 14—v. 183,
p. 2815—were awarded to Scherck,
Richter & Co., and Blair & Co.,
jointly.
*
*
t
22,000 fire station bonds. Due on
West Shoshone
Hospital Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Bond Sale—The
mortgage
June
sive.
Shoshone County,
a
11
O'Bryan,
Heimerdinger; and Magnus & Co.,
Albion-Jefferson School Building
on
Jan.
■
until
Kentucky
Offering—J. L
Hinsch
INDIANA
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1975 incluj
on
office. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitch¬
ell, of New York City.
<
Miller,
purchaser and the District. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
"
June 27 for the pur¬
chase of $1,000,000 school building
bonds, i Dated June 1, 1956.
Due
•
Dist. No. 205 (P. O.
M. Blendt will receive sealed bids
to
and
County (P. O. Greenup),
County Court Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) Oh
tution
1973
bonds.
June 26 for the purchase of $185
Glenn
—
(J-J) payable at a banking insti¬
mutually satisfactory to the
1956.
to
Education, will
bids
sealed
(CDST)
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the Guar¬
anty Trust Company, of New York*
City, or at the State Treasurer's
Cook
Smyrna, Delaware
1957
1,
1957
Principal
DELAWARE
—
March
from
Macon
terest
Ballman &
Bond Offering
1
(J-D) payable at the Harris Trust
Savings Bank, of Chicago. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
Secretary
St.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on June 27 for the
payable
announces
certificates.
1956.
1986
awarded
composed of Salomon
Offering
hospital
KENTUCKY
(P. O. Erie), 111.
Bond
Riverside, III.
offered June
2814—were
p.
bondsJ,
1956.
sealed
$2,928,000 school
bonds
July
of $3,000,000
Dated
purchase
Continental
Board
enue
announces
school bonds.
Bond Sale—The
on
(EST) on June 29 for the purchase
of $485,000 laboratory school rev¬
Treasur¬
the
for
(EST)
Culpepper
receive
Haven),
Day, Berry &
Howard, 750 Main Street, Hart¬
ford, until 2 p.m. (EDST) on June
26
B.
the
of
.
&
at the Chemical Corn
sealed bids will be received
the
at
J.
inclusive.
sealed
IDAHO
Offering-^-Town
Wilfrid
er
a.m.
11
rConnecticut
Bond
Dated
Dec.
on
Madison
receive
of
$78,000
Greenup
Community High Sch. Dist. No. 303
Ridge), III.
Offering—Henry F. Hart-
bonds.
W; L. Stark,
—
Certificate Offering
J.
New
ing
Due
University of Florida (P. O.,
Tallahassee), Florida
5
Ottaviano,
Jr., State Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST)
©n
July 2 for the purchase of
$50,000,000 Rental Housing notes.
Dated July 17, 1956. Due July 17,
1957. Principal and interest guar¬
anteed
by
the
State.
Legality
approved by Robinson, Robinson
& Cole, of Hartford.
O.
•<
will
revenue
1,
,
Co., Chicago,
Exchange
Bank, New York City,' Legality
approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
Shetterly ' &
Mitchell,
of New
York City.
or
Note Offering—John
.
Trauernicht,
of
59
Dated May 1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1
from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
of
rich, Secretary of Board Of Edu~i purchase
$390,000
building
cation, will receive sealed bids bonds. ' Dated July 1; 1956. Due
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June 26 on Jan. 1 from 1958 to 1976 in¬
for the purchase of $350,000 build¬ clusive.
Principal and interest
tional Bank & Trust
on
Connecticut (State of)
(P.
the
the
at
CONNECTICUT
„
July 1, 1974.'
on
cipal and interest (M-S)
Denver.
Haven
inclusive.
Offering
from 1958 to
Legality approved
by
Dawson,
Nagel, Sherman & Howard, of
East
for
March
receive
(MST)
1973
Clerk,
water
Gerald P.
—
to
bias until
June 28 for the purchase of $335,000
non-tax
exempt
dormitory
bonds.
3.79%,
July 1 from
Tampa, Fla.
Woman's
Offering
1969
.
College Society
(F. O. Denver), Colo.
Bond
about
on
100,000 3y4s. Due
f "••'V'w.r.
COLORADO
Colorado
of
cost
inclusive.
1, 1956.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. ^Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe,- of i San
*
$600,000 storm
follows:
as
and interest
Francisco.
interest
net
June 1 from
on
Sale—The
chase
Whiteside A Rock Island Counties
County School District No.
61 (P. O. Decatur), III.
Bond Offering—Lester J. Grant,
Nuveen & Co., B. J. Van
lngen & Co., and Adams, Sloane
& Co., Inc., at a price of 97.03, a
1960 inclusive.
to
108,000 3y4s. Due
1
inclusive.
John
::
June 1 from
on
Aug.
on
1986
drainage bonds offered June 21—
v.
183, p. 2814—were awarded to
San
•;
,
$16,000 3%s. Due
Due
to
1958
Bond
County Community Consol.
School District No. 95 (P. O,
Sarasota, Florida
Bond
Trust
of
1982
.
&
"
the
to
National
Savings
3.60s.
from
Bond Sale—An issue of $124,000
«
Charles
inclusive.
_
from
1
Principal and
Louis.
Jan. 1 from
on
Grand
paying agents
cago or New York City. Legality1 at a price of par, a net interest
.approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,' cost of about 3.66%, as follows:
.herringion & Sutcliffe, of San $370,000 3.70s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Francisco.
1957 to 1981 inclusive.
Santa Clara
Co.,
Co., jointly.. Dated
Due
to " 1972
1958
Bond
The
—
2815—were
p.
B. J.
at the
in Chi¬
or
District's
Quail &
and
FLORIDA
Plant City, Fla.
<J-D): payableSolano
County Treasurer's office in Fair¬
field; at" the Bank of America
&
Wtyte-Phillips
Nov.
on
inclusive.
(M-N) payable at a bank¬
ing institution
mutually
satis¬
factory to the purchaser and the
District.
Legality approved by
La Salle
$1,900,000 at 1.72%, plus $40.
interest
and
at
the
to
July 1, 1956.
1990 in¬
Principal
Trust
(P. O. Oswego), II.
Bond Sale—The $335,000 build¬
ing bonas offered June 18 were
awaraed
Due
1970
interest
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
as
1956. Due
to
—
and
bids
July
on
awarded to the
were
to
Common Consol. School Dist. No. 8
Bank, New York
follows:
$2,000,000
at
1.71% interest, plus a premium of
$42; $2,000,000 at 1,72%, plus $42;
City,
$2;300j000
plant, series B
disposal
clusive.
fered June 19
Chase Manhattan
of
Board
sealed
<CDST)
p.m.
the
Con¬
(P.O. Vallejo), Calif.
Offering—The
$5,900,000 Fourth
preliminary loan notes of¬
Series
1956.
Kendall, Kane and Will Counties
interest
(J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
(3063)
July
1,
County (P. O.
Maquoketa), Iowa
Bond
will
be
Clerk
Offering
—
received
by
until
June
bids
County
Sealed
the
26 for the pur¬
Evangeline Parish Gravity Drainage
Dist. No. 4 (P. O. Mamou), La.
Bond
Sale—The
$62,000 public
improvement bonds offered June
19—v. 183,' p. 2700—were awarded
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Agawan, Mass.
Oiienng — Brandon
No.
of Road District No.
3
(P. O. Martimfille ), La.
Bond
Sale—The $132,500
June 5
183, p. 2343
v.
—
The
—
The
1965
•
1976
"
ton.
p.
ley,
1961
bank.
$1,000,000
water supply
bonds:
$425,000 5s, due on Dec. 1
from 1957 to 1972 inclusive;
$100,000 3.10s, due on Dec. 1
from 1973 to 1976 inclusive;
$350,000 3.20s, due on Dec. 1
from 1977 to 1990 inclusive;
due
on
Dec. 1 from 1991 to 1995 in¬
'
t
0.25s,'
clusive.
4,500,000
.
Dec.
1957
from
1
due
1972
to
1977
from
1
due
Dec.
on
from
1
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1972 in¬
clusive; $60,000 3.10s, due
from
1
1973
in¬
1976
to
Dec.
from
1
1977
10
on
iauu
in¬
clusive: and $50,000 0.25s, due
Dec.
on
from
1
to
1991
1995
construction
general
bonds:
$1,855,000
5s,
Dec.
from
to
1
1957
due
sidewalk
1
due
1
$645,000
from
3.10s,
1973
to
members
equipment bonds. Due on July
1 from
The
the
at
Bank
are
the
syndi¬
cate:
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.;
Ripley. &
Co.,
Inc.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; The Equitable Securities
Corporation; Dean Witter & Co.,
ap¬
&
Burr; Bacon, Stevenson
&
Co.;
&
Cross;
Stroud
J.
&
C.
Co.;
Roosevelt
Bradford
&
Co
Kean, Taylor & Co.; Braun, Bosworth
-
j
,
&
Co., Inc.; American Se-
curities
Corp.;
Fleming-W.
Hannahs,
send,
Folger,
B.
Ballin
Dabney
&
Hibbs
&
Lee;
Tyson;
Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger; Herbert
J.
Sims
& c<>-
&
Co.; and Stern, Lauer
•!.
■■
-»
'•
bonds,
(A-O) payable at a bank
company
designated by
Due
bonds.
Fund
by Miller,
Stone, of Detroit.
Highway
Bond
212,000 special assessment bonds.
Sept.
on
inclusive.
1960
Sale
$2,900,000
The
—
hospital bonds offered June 18—
v.
183, p. 2701—were awarded to
a
group
composed of Goldman,
Sachs & Co., R. W. Pressprich &
1957 to
1 from
Authorities
June
1, 1956.
payable at
interest
ana
O. Boston), Mass.
a
—
awarded
New
C.
to
York
named
1.75%
Devine
J.
City.
interest
an
&
Co.,
rate
Bond Sale—The $147,000
ol
assessment
each issue.
on
of about
Holland, Mich.
successful
The
paving
June 20 were awarded to the First
National Bank of Holland.
Plymouth, Mass.
Sale—The
offered
bonds
14—v.
June
2816—were awarded
Plymouth National Bank,
at
price
a
of
100.11,
a
183,
to
as
the
2.20s.
basis
of
about 2.18%.
bonds
p.
Sale—The
offered
2816
Chemical
of
New
Corn
York
price of
100.20,
20
—
awarded
Exchange
City,
a
Due
1,
April 1 from 1951
Principal and
inclusive.
1966
to
June
dated
are
on
(A-O)
payable at the
Peoples State Bank, or the First
National Bank, both of Holland.
v.
183,
to
the
Bank,
2.10s, at a
basis of about
Bond
school
fered
as
2.05%.
were
School Dist.,
Public
Livonia
Sale
The
—
Mich.
$4,000,000
building and site bonds of¬
June
19—vi
awarded
headed by the
183,
to
a
2588—
syndicate
p.
First Boston Corp.;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; and
Braun, Bosworth & Co., at a price
Wallham, Mass.
Note Sale—The
rary
—v;
to
loan
183,
the
notes
p.
$400,000 tempo¬
offered June 14
2816—were
Boston
Safe
awarded
Deposit
100.04,
about
4s.
1958 to
3,410,000
*
net
a
3.27%,
$590,000
&
Trust Company, and the National
Shawmut Bank, both of Boston,
jointly, at 1.94% discount.
of
from
Other
as
interest
follows:
Due
1961
3 Vis.
1962
on
cost
1957 to
1962 inclusive.
2%s.
1,600,000
members
1982
of
on
1
School District,
Romeo Community
July 1 fror
Principe
inclusive.
1968
to
at Distric
Treasurer's office; or at the Pon|
tiac
State Bank
in Pontiac
payable
interest
and
Offering
Bond
1
syndi¬
Wayne Community School
Michigan
Walter
—
W.
April 1 from 1958 to 1974 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
on
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved^by Mil¬
company
Paddock
&
Stone,
of Detroit.
Offering
Clerk,
bids
until
25
197,000
for
will
7:30
the
general
—
offeref
2701 — wei
awarded to a group composed
First of Michigan Corp., Halsej
Stuart & Co., Inc., Kidder, Pe?
body & Co., White, Weld & C(
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Painj
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Wat
ling,
Lerchen
&
Co.,
Ryaij
Sutherland & Co., McCormick
—
183,
v.
p.
Rodman & Renshaw,
price of 100.0005, a net interej
cost of about 3.26%, as follow|
Co., and
a
$300,000 4s. Due on July
2,300,000
3Y4S.
1, 19"
on July^l
inclusive.!
Due
from 1959 to
1981
Wayne, Mich.
Note
Sale—The $85,000 tax at
ticipation notes offered June
183, p. 2816—were award*
to the National Bank, of Detro|
—v.
at 2%
r
interest.
1
Wayne Local School District (Pl\
Waynesville), Mich.
Bond Offering — Guy E. Bt
roughs, Clerk of Board of
Mich.
D. J. Harm,
Clair Shores,
June
bonds
site
and 1958.
purchase of $750,000 building
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1956. Due
Bond
Distric\
$2,600,001
The
—
and
18
June
the
Canfieid,
Sale
Bond
building
Sewell,
Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on June 28 for
ler,
approve]
Detroit.
Michigan
City
July
inclusive
the
on April
1985 inclusive.
Due
from 1970 to
St.
Jul.y 1 frorr
Due
from
of
inclusive.
to
follows:
as
700,000 3s. Due on April 1
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
interest
$500,000 street
June
were
—
1956.
Legality approved by Berry, Ste¬
vens & Moorman, of Detroit.
Springfield, Mass.
Bond
bonds
The
$250,000 water
2.82%,
$600,000 3V2S. Due on April 1 from
special
offered
bonds
1957
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman,
Mich.
Pontiac,
from 1958 to 1972 inclusive.
Due
March 1, 1956. Due on
athl
Date^
bonds.
revenue
Drayton Plains. Legality
June 1
on
field
letic
Legality approved
Canfieid, Paddock &
follows:
as
Motor Vehicle
purchase of $25,000 school
the
Principal
bank or Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.,
trust company designated by the W. H. Morton & Co., Julien Col¬
Noie
&aie
The
$15,640,000 purchaser. Legality approved by lins & Co., Baxter, Williams &
State-aided project notes ofrered
Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of Co., and Rodman & Renshaw, at
June 20—v.
183, p. 2949—were Detroit.
a price of par, a net interest cost
(P.
Co.;
Town-
1,
the purchaser.
Dated
Massachusetts Housing
Nolan,
&
trust
June
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
Harriman
Coffin
interest
John!
of the Board oj
Education, will receive sealed bid!
until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 5 fol
Secretary
son,
on
or
Shawmut
Legality
June
dated
are
School Dist]
(P. O. Pontiac), Mich.
R.
April 1 from 1957
inclusive.
Principal and
1974
to
Lenore
City Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
25 for the purchase of $332,-
$120,000
Boston.
of
bonds
Due
MacArthuj
Bond Offering—Elmer
Inc., of Grand Rapids.
The
bonds
offeree
p.
2816—were
Kenower,
Waterford Township
school
June 20
awarded to Walter J. Wade,
were
to
Co., of Detroit.
$90,000
offered
bonds
building
1956.
Mrs.
&
$162,000 sewage
system
183,
13—v.
June
(P. O. Holland),
Sale—The
Bond
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
000
National
(F-A) payable
—
disposal
Michigan
Armour,
1961 inclusive.
July 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
1956.
able
Offering
Bond
dated
1957 to
bonds
p.
of
July
Due on
Standish, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
Creek, Fourth Class School
District No. 40
Hazel Park, Mich.
1961 inclusive.
1957 to
from
in-
inclusive,
Other
-
Dec.
on
1976
-
and
bonds.
company
(M-N) payable at the First
the
Pine
„
100,000 public works department
Bond
elusive;
j
,
as
May 1 from 1957 to
Principal and in¬
on
(J-J)
trust
or
1,
awarded
trust company des¬
or
May
City Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfieid,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
ity approved by Miller, Canfieid,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
macadam pavement and
on
1972
of
purchase
bank
a
payable at a banl
designated b:
the purchaser. Legality approve(
by Miller, Canfieid, Paddock
Stone, of Detroit-',
interest
Detroit.
dated
are
purchase of $490,000 site ai
bonds.
Dated June lj
Due on July 1 from 1951
1982 inclusive.
Principal anc
National Bank of Niles, or at
ignated by the purchaser. Legal¬
follows:
$100,000
bid
inclusive.
2,500,000
-
the
for
bonds,
on
clusive; $150,000 3.20s, due
re¬
$200,000
•
Dec.
at
Due
terest
Tron-
judgment
funding
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
bonds
to
Mc¬
to
awarded
were
La-|
C.
1956.
inclusive.
1965
000
Howard
J.
—
Treasurer, will
28
June
on
500,000
t
a.m.
ceive sealed bids until noon(DST)
to
storm
water
drainage
bonds:
$240,000 5s, due o*
Offering
City
Hughes,
1995 inclusive.
.
11
The
1956.
dle, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST) on
June 26 for the purchase -of $295,-
June
on
Bond
1990
1991
re¬
Maiden, Mass.
inclusive; and $575,000 0.25s,
<
Bond
26 for the pur¬
chase of $800,000 notes. Due Nov.
16, 1956.
(DST)
due
to
until
bids
sealed
ceive
in¬
1976
3.20s,
Bosworth & Company,
price of 101.01.
a
Ecorse, Mich.
Offering—Patrick
Mc-
P.
will
Treasurer,
City
Ardle,
in¬
to
$1,610,000
Dec.
on
1973
from
1
clusive;
.
Lynn, Massj
clusive; $460,000 3.10s, Due on
Dec.
to
18
Michigan
— Hilda
Offering
building
bonds offered
paving
Donald-Moore & Co., of
and Braun,
Offering—Daniel
Note
on
5s,
$1,855,000
assessment
June
183, p. 2816—were awarded
the First Boston Corporation,
jointly, at
disposal
sewerage
bonds:
the
Niles, Mich. '
Sale—The $56,000 special
Bond
Strobel Road, Saginaw),
Londe, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m?'(EST) on June 27 foij
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
of
-r-v.
2odge, of Boston.
Muskegon.
Bank,
Lumbermen's
indebtedness
of
'Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
lows:
Bond
the
at
(P. O.
Shields School District
National
voting machine certificates
offered June 15
2%%
of Detroit.
6900
payable
by]
Stone,]
Legality approved
Miller, Canfieid, Paddock &
April 1 from 1961 to 1989 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
$648,000
Sale—The
company
of purchaser.
system junior revenue
April 1, 1956. Due
Detroit, Mich.
Certificate
trust
Dated
(A-O)
July 1 from 1958 to
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at a bank or
designated by the
terest
i-iut
«;
-
inclusive.
1981
on
interest
Moorman,
&
.
.
on
183,
bonds.
Due on
1956.
(EST)
purchase
the
for
2
disposal
Detroit.;
payable at the above-men¬
tioned
Inc., at a price of par, a net interest cost of about 3.17%, as fol¬
$125,000
on
July 1 from 1957 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
Due
1956.
2816—were awarded to a syn¬
headed by Blyth & Co.,
and
bonds.
equipment
May 1, 195o.
and
Principal
Stevens
Berry,
June
$115,000
Dated July 1,
ton, until 11 a.m. (DST)
for the purchase of
26
1 from
June
company
Shaw-
Bank, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
mut
terest
June 21r— v.
p.m. (EST) on June 26 for the'
purchase of $1,000,000
building;
and site bonds.
Dated April 1,
8
$100,000 water supply and sewage
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust
designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
will receive
Treasurer,
City
;ealed bids at the National
on
inclusive.
R. Bent-
Bond Offering—Robert
dicate
'
Due
Gloucester, Mass.
July
on
Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids untilj
receive
will
bids until 7:30 p.m.
sealed
F. Rob¬
erts, Secretary of Board of
Claude Frost,
—
Clerk,
Township
1958 to 1981
and site bonds. Dated
Baker,
Due on Aug. 1 from
offered
Utica), Mich.
Bond Offering—George
a
Offering
Bond
Offering—Amos F. Greg¬
bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on July 17 for the
purchase of $2,000,000 building
of Bos¬
Day Trust Company,
the
Washington Suburban Sanitary DisI ~ trict (P. O. Hyattsville), Md.
Bond*
Sale — The
$8,500,000
bonds
Twps. and Utica Fractional
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
tion, will receive sealed
Principal and interest payable at
inclusive.
1971
; rT 3
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at
Secretary of Board of Educa¬
ory,
to
1957
from
1
Comptroller, will- receive sealed
bids until July 24 for the pur¬
chase of $15,000,000 highway c6nstruction, series I bonds.
Dated
to
1956. Due on July
1966 inclusive.
Dated July 1,
,
Bond
a
Shelby, Sterling, Washington,**
Macomb, Ray and Clinton
Bramhall, Falion ity approved by Miller, Canfieid, troit*
Co., New York City, jointly, as Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Muskegon Township (P. O. Mus¬
zVzs, at a price of 100.30, a basis
kegon), Mich.
Birmingham School District, Mich.
of about 2.43%.
\ Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Bond Offering — Carl Wanner,
1957
$108,000 school
Sale—The
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1972
to
"■■■*"
and interest payable
bank or trust company des¬
ignated by the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfieid,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
p.m.
sive.
1 from 1958
Principal and
and interest (J-J) payable at the
State Savings Bank of Ann Arbor,
or at the Ann Arbor Bank.
Legal¬
Due
1956.
Edgartown, Mass.
at
(EST) on June 26 for the
purchase
of
$400,000
building
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1956.
Due
on June 1 from 1958 to 1982 inclu¬
on
bonds.
1958 to
inclusive.
Principal
District, Mich.
Offering—Hein Meyering,
Bond
8
June 27 for
$70,000 stadium
Dated June
1,
p.m.
(EST)
purchase of
the
1956.
1,
from
1
on
1979
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
untij
5:30
Nov.
Due
.
site
and
June
Dated
.
Mich.
George Balas,
—
stations
fire
bonds.
Inc., Boston, and
...
Aug. 1, 1956.
Offering
Bond
clusive.
Agricultural School
Rural
May 1,
1 from 1958 to 1960 in¬
250,000
&
Metropolitan Com¬
mission (P. O. Ellicott City), Md.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 sani¬
tary bonds offered June 14—v. 183,
2701—were awarded to
Watts & Co., of Baltimore.
1,
Dated
May
R.
Pohl
.
sewer
bonds.
1956.
Due on
sanitary
193,000
S.
Co.;
MICHIGAN
revenue
'
&
dinger.
Ann Arbor School District,
remodeling notes offered June 20
were awarded to Lyons & Shafto,
Howard County
p.
July
dated
are
Co.;
Watling, Lerchen
Livingstone,
Crouse & Co.;
& Co., Inc.;
and
Walter, Woody & Heimer¬
■
bonds
Note
1 from
1984 inclusive.
to
in¬
$754,000 street bonds. Dated May
1, 1956. Due on May 1 from
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
Co.; Allison-Williams Co., Inc.;
& Main; John W. Rein-
hart
McBain
Boston.
1 from
450,000 2.60s. Due on Dec.
on
lows:
Baliman
of 100.29,
as 2.20s, at a price
basis of about 2.18%.
a
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
inclusive.
1975
to
Mass.
Sale—The $125,000
Co.,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the abovementioned bank.
1 from
385,000 2V2s. Due on Dec.
Wells, Inc.; H. V. Sattley &
Shannon & Co.;
water
bonds offered June 19—v. 183, p.
2949—were awarded to Weeden &
1956.
lows:
$165,000 4s. Due on Dec.
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
of $500,000
1956. Due
clusive.
$1,000,000
school improvement bonds offered
June
19—v.
183, p. 2816—were
awarded to a group composed of
Drexel & Co.; Glore, Forgan &
Co.; John C. Legg & Co.; Mead,
Miller & Co.; Robert Garrett &
Sons; and C. T. Williams & Co.,
at a price of 100.06, a net inter¬
est cost of about 2.64%, as fol¬
Sale
Bond
26,
Winchester,
Bond
235,000 school
bonds. Due
July 1 from 1957 to 1974
June
5,. 1956.
of
$250,000 school project bonds. Due
on
July 1 from 1957 to 1973
'inclusive.
Cam¬
O.
(P.
bridge), Md.
County
purchase
Dated
&
$485,000 bonds, as follows:
MARYLAND
Dorchester
Nov.
(DST)
purchase
the
for
27
June
on
the
for
notes.
State
28
Bank,
until 11 a.m.
Boston,
St.,
were
jointly.
Kohlmeyer & Co.,
and
National
chants
Dinkins & Co.,
to Ladd
awarded
26
receive
pub¬
—
N.
Paine,
Curtis;
Clark,
E.
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bias until 11 a.m. (DST) on June
Letellier, Town Treasurer, will
sealed bids at the Mer¬
1
offered
bonds
improvement
lic
Bond
Sub-Road Dist.
Parish
Martin
St.
Ofxering—John
Note
Orleans.
,
Monday, June 25, 1956
.
special assessment bonds, as fol¬
Webber, Jackson &
John N u v e e n & Co.;
otranahan, Harris & Co.; Kenower,
Mac Arthur
& Co.;
McDonaid-Moore & Co.; Mullaney,
cate:
Waltham, Mass.
MASSACHUSETTS
Co., of New
&
Dinkins
Ladd
to
,
.
.
(3064)
60
receive
sealed
p.m.
(EST) on
purchase of $1,-
obligation
and
Educl
tion, will receive sealed bids
unj
June 29 for t|
purchase of
$6,500 school
provement bonds. Dated June
8
p.m.
1956.
to
(EST)
Due
1969
on
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1
from
Principal al
Volume 183
Number 5545
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(3065)
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Waynesville National Bank. Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
6
Thief River Falls, Minn.
City
for
27
MINNESOTA
Due
inclusive.
1968
interest
Jan.
on
1 from
1959
banking institution designated by
the, successful
purchase
bonds.
Calhoun
road
sold
Sale
bridge
and
notes
was
'
■>
lumbus. "Dated May
The
—
for
the
Due
on
Oct.
Mendham
of
1
from
1956
1980
to
\
bonds
School
been
New
D. S. Kellen,
—
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on June
28 for the purchase of $175,000
street-improvement bonds. Dated
July 1. 1956.
Due on Jan.
1958
inclusive.
to
1976
visors
Districts
(Nos.
bonds
offered
June
awarded
were
Nunnery
&
of
1956. Due
chase
The
sale
of:
$40,000 Supervisors District No. 1
bonds. Due serially from 1957
1976 inclusive.
to
15,000 Supervisors District No. 4
bonds. Due serially from 1957
bidder.- Legality
'
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
1976 inclusive.
to
Minneapolis.
Mercer
County (P. O. Trenton),
New Jersey
Sharkey County (P. O.
County Indep. Cons. School
District No. 25 (P. O. Rose Creek),
Minnesota
-
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 19—v. 183,
2949—were
awarded
Prescott & Co., of
follotvs:
$60,000 3s. Due
to
J.
E.
Minneapolis,
Feb.
on
1967 to 1975 inclusive.
The
;
bonds
additional
in¬
terest of 1.30% from Aug. 1, 1956
to
Aug. 1, 1957.
.
<
Bond
ceive
Clerk,
bids
June
on
chase of storm
due
Jan.
will
p.m.
$145,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 18—v. 183,
pur¬
p.
bonds from
-
Central
annually on
July 1, 1958 to 1967
-
due
semi - annually on
July 1, 1958 to 1967
inclusive.
Bidders
rately
are
asked
bonds
on
bid
to
in
sepa¬
the
above
amounts and the council
will de-
.termine
the
at
the
time
of
the amount of bonds which
be sold
.
sale;
are
to
National
The
bonds
19
awarded
were
Shawmut
Bank
183,
p.
2949.
,v
•
dated
June
22,
1956. Due on Dec. 20, 1956. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
National Shawmut Bank, of Bos¬
ton. Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
are
Boston.
Note
Offering
Jones,
ceive
City
sealed
(EST)
t
were
—
&
as
y
bids
chase
of
W.
will
until
26 for
$125,000
June k27,
1956.
•»
re¬
11
a.m.
the
notes.
Due
of
about
2.86%,
bids
will
until
2
awarded to
the Na¬
White
Plains.
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Co., both of Newark, joint¬
3.30s, at a price of 100.20,
a
South Amboy, N. J.
•»
of
Sale—The
2950—were
awarded
to
a
Fiscal
June
Year
$68,000 Change
bonds
offered
19—v.
183,' p. 2950—were
awarded to the County Trust Co.,
of White Plains, as
2y4s, at a price
group
of par.?
composed of National State Bank
-
,
of
Newark; Ira Haupt & Co., and
Ryan, Hanauer & Co., as 3.20s, at
v>w;„e 0f 100.32, a basis of about
3.17%.
Marlborough Water District (P. O.
Marlboro), N. Y.
~
Bond
Twp. School District
Englewood), N. J:\-
2702—were
composed
awarded
of B.
J.
to
a
Van
Bond
&
Central School District
—
on
Lawrence
bids
The
from
to
proceeds
Y.
until
J.
will
noon
bonds,
as
New
follows:
York
Note Sale
—
City, N. Y.
Comptroller Law¬
,*
from;
.:
.
*
Jan, 1, 1965.:
Due on Jan. .1'
on
1972 inclusive.
Due
-
T
Jan.
on
1982 inclusive.
on
pur¬
Dated
Dec.
3,
these
bonds
are
used
by the Authority for
construction
of
a
75-mile;
the
transmission
line from
hart
Power
Island
under
construction
the
Barn-
Plant
(now,
near
Messena,
the City
N.
Y.)
of
Plattsburg, N. Y., with trans¬
and
switching facilities
to
point
a
near
former
and local feeder lines at the latter
mont
9-mile
.a ;
line from
border.
The
transmission
Plattsburgh to, the Ver^
bonds
,
,
.
;
,
;
'
;x
Sale
The $135,000
—
im¬
.
r-v.
the
183, p. 2701—were awarded to
American National Bank, of
Hillsborough County (7*. O.
Manchester), N. H.
Note
Offering
Edward
B.
City Treasurer, will
Stearns,
re¬
—
St. Paul, as 3y4s, at a price of
.100.08, a basis of about 3.28%. The
ceive
bonds bear
chase of $500,000 tax
1%
from
additional
Jan.
*. Roseville,
Mintt.
.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
26
000.000
for the
sanitary
purchase of $1,-
improve¬
sewer
Bond
Offering
National
at
the
40
Water
to
tained
1978
Jam* 1
inclusive.
from- Peterson
vich,- Village
314
on
Minnesota
1, Minnesota...
Bond
■
and
PopConsultants,
.
-
Building, St. Paul
-
~
pur¬
anticipation
25,
1956.
Due
—
Everett
B.
Sackett, Chairman of the School
Board, will receive sealed bids
from
1959
Due
noon
the
1956.
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bark¬
er,
Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
apolis.
1, Further information can be ob¬
bonds.
ment
June
until
for
Oyster River Cooperative Sch. Diet.
(P. O. Durham), N. H.
be received until 8 p.m. (CST) on
June
19,
bids
June 25
on
Dated
notes.
Dec.
-
...
7
of
1, 1957 to July 1,;
1957.
f
interest
sealed
(DST)
(DST)
chase
on
of
Shawmut
St, Boston, until
June 27 for the
Bank,
noon
pur¬
$170,000 school bonds.
1, 1956. Due on June
Dated June
-1
from
1957
to
1976
inclusive.
>
equally secured
with
an
outstanding
issue
of
$335,000,000 general revenue
bonds, series A, issued»by the Au-ithority in 1955 by a pledge of
are
.
revenues.
These
to
as
come
—
interest
taxes
*
-
bonds
are
from
and
New
tax
exempt
Federal
York
in¬
State
income tax, and are legal invests
ments under New York State law
for
insurance
and
trust
banks
the
and
companies, banks
companies,
savings
certain trust funds, in
opinion of bond counsel.
New York State
Thruway Authority
(P.O. Albany), N.Y.
$50,000,000 Offering Expected—
Arthur Levitt,
is
expected
sealed
bids
to
State Comptroller,
issue a call for
to
be
opened
on
or
about July 17 for the purchase of
$50,000,000 State-guaranteed Thruway bonds.
A similar issue, ma¬
turing from 1985 to 1995 inclusive,
was
by
underwritten
syndicate
a
on
Feb.
headed
15 last
by
Chase Manhattan Bank, N. Y.
the
City.
Financing
on
behalf
of
the
$20,Authority, which is conducted by
anticipation notes the State
Comptroller's office, has
to 19 banks and trust companies.
alreadv involved the placement of
590,000 school bonds.
Due on The notes are dated June
18, 1956
$750,000,000
July
1
from
1957
to
1961 and
bonds, including
bear
interest
payable
at
inclusive.
$400,000,000 of State-guaranteed:
«.;t
maturity at the rate of 2%% per
obligations and $350,000,000 pay¬
115,000 airport. bonds.
Due on annum.
They are payable as fol¬ able
strictly from toll revenues.July
1
from
1957
to
1961J lows:
$3,000,000 Sept.'4, 1956, $3,inclusive.
*
••
000.000 Nov, 1, 1956, $2,000,000 Oneonta City School
District, N. Y.
300,000 water supply bonds. Due Jan.
2, 1957, $2,000,000 on March
Bond Offering—Harold V. Har
on
July 1 from 1957 to 1976
1, 1957, and $10,000,000' on June
ger, District Clerk, will receive
inclusive.
18, 1957, subject to prior redemp¬ sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (DST/
Dated July 1, 1956.
Principal tion at the option of the Comp¬
on
June 28 for the purchase of
and interest (J-J) payable at the troller.'
j*
; $630,000 school bonds. Dated July
National
Commercial -Bank
&
The
participating banks
and
Trust Company, of Albany.
Le¬ the notes allocated are: The Chase 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from 195*7
to 1976 inclusive.
Principal and
gality approved by Sullivan, Don¬ Manhattan Bank
$4,576,000; The interest (J-J)
payable at the Wilovan,- Hanrahan,
McGovern
& First National City Bank of New
ber National Bank, Oneonta, or
Lane, of New York City.
York $4,206,000; Guaranty Trust
at
the: Chase
Manhattan Bank,
Avon, East Avon Water District ; Company of New York $1,850,000;; New York City.
Legality approved
Trust
Company
(P. O. Avon), N. Y.
1 Manufacturers.
by Vandewater, Sykes. Heckler &
Chemical Corn
Ex¬
Bond Sale—The $215,000 water $1,826,000;
Galloway, of New York City.
change Bank $1,734,000; Bankers
bonds offered June 21—v.
183,
Trust
Company $1,700,000; The Oyster Bay Union Free School Dist.
p. 2950—were awarded to Roose¬
Hanover Bank $1,068,000;
No. 9 (P. O. Oyster Bay), N. Yi
velt & Cross, of New York City,
Irving Trust Company $940,000;
Bond Offering — Leonard
and the Manufacturers & Traders
S.
The
New York Trust Company
Trust
Wright, District Clerk, will re¬
Co.,
Buffalo, jointly, as
$508,000; J. P. Morgan & Co., In¬ ceive sealed bids until 1 pan.
"2.90s, at a price of 100.28, a basis
corporated $502,000; Bank of New (EDST) on June 28 for the pur¬
of about 2.37%.
York
$316,000; Marine Midland chase of $325,000 building bonds.
Clinton, East Clinton Fire District Trust
Company
of
New
York Dated June 15, 1956. Due on June
(P. O. Poughkeepsie), N.Y*
$292,000; Empire Trust Company 15 from 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
''
Bond Sale
The $49,000 fire $118,000;
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
$797,000 public improvem't bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1957 to
1961
rence
E. Gerosa has awarded
000,000
inclusive.
in
tax
.
,
..
Bond
provement bonds offered June 13
„
the Authority
to
the sale of
be
1
$935,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 183,
p. 2950—were awarded to Smith,
Barney & Co., and Union Securi¬
ties Corp., both of New York City,
jointly, as 2%s, at a price of
100.39, a basis of about 2.71%.
June 26 for the pur¬
$1,802,000
No.
Bond Sale—The
Comptroller,
sealed
of
City, and the Manufacturers
Mexico, Parish, Palermo, Hastings,
New Haven, Volney and Richland
YORK
City
June
and
Traders Trust Company, of
Buffalo, jointly, as 3s, at a price
of 100.68, a basis of about 2.94%.
(P. O. Mexico), N.
Offering
chase
offered
15—v. 183, p. 2817—were awarded
Roosevelt
&
Cross, of New
group
Ingen
bonds
$486,000 water
to
York
Co., Inc., Fidelity Uhion Trust
Co., Newark, Rippel & Co., and
MacBride, Miller & Co., as 2%s,
at a price of 100.43, a basis of
Ehrhardt,
Sale—The
construction
O.
inclusive.
J
•
1
Due on" Jan. 1
from 1983 to 1985 inclusive.
point and
Irvington, N. Y,
Jan.
on
«
re¬
p.m.
follows:
as
,
Treasurer,
June
on
Supervisor,
sealed
Bond Sale—The
.
Wallace
—
to
Principal and in¬
Offering—Edward H. In-
Town
net,
ceive
--
notes
1956.
North St. Paul, Minn.
Bond
basis of about 3.28%,
a
to
of
1,
1957
..
.
(EDST)
The
July
Note-—The foregoing supersedes
the report published in our issue
Chi¬
was for
Albany, N. Y.
Concord, N. H.
dated
are
18—v.
-
auer
ly,
notes
"
of June
.
receive
Boston.
by the City.
1,
1956." Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
f
-
NEW
$200,000
im¬
Aug.
from
bonds, series B, of¬
183, p. 2950—;
21—v.
Inc., W. H. Morton & Co., Roose¬
velt & Cross, F. S. Smithers &
Co.,!
and Wood, Struthers &
Co., at a
price of 100.14, a net interest cost
pur¬
(DST)
HAMPSHIRE
Sale—The
offered June
the
Or
Jan. and
Note
public
Dated
Feb. 1
June
awarded
Co., Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Lazard Freres & Co., A. C. Allyn
& Co., Inc., Equitable Securities
Corp., George B. Gibbons & Co.,
,
Co.,
The
Berlin, N. H.
semi
inclusive.
375,000
Corp., of Omaha,
Republic Co., Chi¬
bonds.
inclusive.
about 2.71%.
'
•
the
to
jointly.
cago,
Or
1
awarded
were
—
Wachob-Bender
and
follows:
as
2950
Trust
Bond Sale—The $690,000 school
bonds offered June 20—v. 183, p.
Sale—The
Bond
2950—were awarded
p.
Northern
Teaneck
NEW
due
price
a
Papillion School District, Neb.
R.
re¬
annually
on
July 1, 1958 to 1967
Jan. and
at
$1,300,000
on
Authority
to a group com-*
posed of Dillon, Read & Co., Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Blyth &
3; p.m.
on July 10 for the purchase
$880,000 water improvement
Pennsauken
Township Sch. Dist., bonds. Dated July 1, 1956. Due
;
New Jersey
;on July 1 from 1957 to 1987 inclu¬
Bond Sale—The $360,000 school sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
bonds offered June 15—v. 183, p. payable at the County Trust
Co.,
of par.
inclusive.
250,000
3^s,
as
the
for
sewer
semi
and
Board,
State
2:30
until
26
$75,000 to $375,000,
$75,000
Land
the
to
..
Lawrence
—
City
sealed
<CST)
183,
the
(P.
Offering
Haberman,
sold
2344—were
until
revenue
were
•
$55,000 school
bonds offered June 19—v. 183, p.
$144,822 build¬
ing bonds offered June 4—v. 183,
bids
June. 28 for the
Power
Bond Sale—The $7,250,000
gen¬
eral
fered
Y.
of
n
Sale—The
.
N.
State
(P. O. Albany), N. Y.
>
19
2.18%.
i
lyiemphis.
Big Horn County School District
No. 29 (P. O. Wyola), Mont.
Bond
$1,108,000 im¬
Na¬
NEBRASKA
Owatonna, Minn.
.
First
MONTANA
p.
bear
Sale—The
Bond
as
Feb. 1 from
on
the
to
tional Bank;of
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
90,000 3.20s. Due
awarded
were
from
1
—
,
Rochester),
York
$581,000 5s. Due
(F-A) payable at the Gene¬
'V
1961 to 1964
see Valley Union Trust
Company,
233,000 3s, Due
of Rochester.
Legality., approved
1,836,000 2.90s.
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
from 1966 to
Galloway, of New York City.
3,378,000 2.30s.
Greenburgh Consol. Water District
from 1973 to
No, 1 (P. O. Tarrytown), N. Y.
1,222;000 23/4s.
tional State Bank, and J. B. Han-
Rolling Fork), Miss.
Sale
The $75,000 road
bridge bonds offered June 18
Bond
-
and
i
Bond
provement bonds offered June
2702
*
Mower
of
1986
winning bid
$1,107,000 bonds as 2.20s, at a
price of 100.10, a basis of about
-
by
of
Wood,
New
terest
cago.
consisted
on.
provement
2.71%.
to
O.
sealed
(EDST)
Newark, jointly, as 2%s, at a
price of 100.28, a'basis of about
—v.
&
City.
(P.
ceive
•
R.
Co., of Meridian.
banking institution designated by
successful
19
4)
1 from
Principal
and interest payable at a suitable
the
John
to
and
1
to legality
County Trust Company, Brooklyn,
Y. $36,000; The Amalgamated ;
Bank of New York
$36,000; Un¬
derwriters Trust Company $28,000..
Bond Offering — Gordon A.
Howe, Town Supervisor, will re¬
p.
Super¬
have
and
y
N.
;
$200,000 school
'
•u Bond Offering
Sale—The $55,000
Bond
as
Delafield
York
Greece
District, N. J.
tax-exempt
approved
Hawkins,
offered
ville), Miss.
Marshall, Minn.
are
June
14—v.
183,
2589—were awarded to Boland,
Saffin & Co., of New York City,
and Van Deventer Brothers, Inc.,
bonds
Oktibbeha County (P. O. Stark-
1
:
.
(first issue) was placed privately
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.,
New York City.
The bonds are
dated May 1, 1956 and mature on
May 1, 1986.
Interest M-N. The
by
$1,500,000
school bonds. Dated July 10, 1956.
to the Citizens State Bank of Ar¬
lington.
purchase
Bond Sale—The
Cady & Co., Inc.1, of Co¬
15, 1956* Due
$15,000 im¬ on May 15,1957 and 1958. Legality
provement bonds offered June 18 approved by Charles & Trauer-rrV. 183, p. 2949—were awarded nicht, of St. Louis.
Edgerton, Minn.
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,000,000
4%
market
revenue
bonds
.
Batchon, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on July 10
4
to
-
j
Genesee Valley Regional Market
Authority (P. O. Henrietta), N. Y.
& Wood of New York City.
Note Sale—An issue of $100,000
3%
.
July
County (P. O. Pittsboro,
Mississippi
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
■
$105,000
MISSISSIPPI
bidder. ; Legality
Minneapolis.
of
Dated
JERSEY
Manville School District, N. J.;
Bond
Offering — Alexander
ing institution designated by the inclusive.
Principal and interest
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
(A-O) payable at the Manville
proved by Dorsey, Owen, Barker, National
Bank, Manville. Legality
Scott & Barber, of Minneapolis.
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
Principal and
at
a
suitable
payable
receive sealed
(CST) on June
1,
1956. Due on July 1 from 1959 to
1979 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest payable at a suitable bank¬
Bond Offering—Ivan H. Kreie,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on July
10 for the purchase of $43,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated July
1, 1956.
the
refunding
Brownton, Minn.
to
will
Clerk,
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Williams, of Cincinnati.
K::
NEW
Bond Offering—P. G. Pederson,
6V
,
;
-
—
house
—v.
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
a
to
bonds
offered
.
.June.
19
United .States
Trust
Company
2950—were awarded of New York $116,000; Sterling
Roosevelt & Cross, of New York "National Bank and Trust Com^
Principal and interest payable at
the abovementioned bank. Legal¬
ity approved by, Stoi ey, Thorn-
City,
-
183,
as
p.
3.30s, at a.price of 100.11,
basis of about 3.29%.
pany
$92,000; Federation Bank
Company $56,000; Kings
and Trust
able
at
tional
the
Bank
Meadow
Brook
of
Na¬
Freeport, Oyster
Bay. office. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,- a?
New York City.
:
j
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
B2
Monday, June 25, 1958
..
.
(3066)
Chardon Local School Dist., Ohio
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 183,
Offering—Jennie C. Da¬
vidson, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on June
28 for the purchase of $200,000
school bonds. Dated June 1, 1956.
p. 2950—were awarded to Roose¬
velt & Cross, of New York City,
3.30s,
at
100.21, a
price of
a
Bond Offering
Bond
,
as
•
Ohio
build¬
$100,00
Sale—The
Bond
"
basis of about 3.12%.
Perth, Broadalbin, Mayfield, Johnstown, Amsterdam and Galway •
Central School District No. i
Due
Principal
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
&
Dempsey,
of Cleveland.
Fuerst,
Bond Offering—Edw. F.
Evatt & Barton, of Columbus.
)
ers
receive sealed
(EDST) on June (The offering on June 26 was can¬
purchase of $52,000 celed;) •.>
school bonds. Dated June 1, 1956.
Chesapeake, Ohio
District Clerk, will
bids until 2 p.m.
the
for
28
Due
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>
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V
Jefferson; Ohio
Offering—W. A.
r
183,
-
Offering
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 9 for
the purchase of $268,000 building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1956. Due on
Dec.
:
1957
from
1
1976
to
payable J at
1957 to 1974
(J-D) payable at the Broadalbin
Bank, Broadalbin. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Beckler & Galloway, bf New York
City.
;
Portland,
and1 Pomfret
Stockton
Central School District No. 1
(P. O. Brockton), N. Y.
"TSond
bonds
183,
20—v.
June
awarded
2950—were
p.
school
Sale—The $550,000
offered
the
to
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
York, of Buffalo, and R. D. White
& Co., New York City, jointly, as
2%s, at a price of 100.13, a basis
bonds
offered June 19—v. 183, p. 2703.—
were awarded to Stranahan, Har¬
ris & Co., of Toledo, as 3s, at a
price of 100.14, a basis of about
assessment sewerage system
2.98%.
John
—
Fourth
De
R.
Camp, Jr., District Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
June 28 for the pur¬
$20,000 fire truck, bonds.
Dated June 1, 1956. Due on June
(EDST)
on
chase of
1957
from
1
ed
Series
principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Schenectady Trust Co.,
Schenectady.
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
York
Bond
,
ous
Sale—The
$685,000
Columbus, Ohio
Bond Offering
City
Cain,
Clerk,
on
July 5 for
$280,000 bonds,
vari¬
June 26 for the
on
Due
on
June 1 from 1957 to 1959
Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Solvay
Bank, Solvay. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
and
Sale—The
sewer
$1,000,000 water
bonds offered June
to
p.
2950—were
Equitable
Securities
Corporation
and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Beane, at a price of
par, a net
interest
cost
of
about
3.17%,
as
follows:
$310,000 6s. Due
1958 to 1971
June 1
on
from
inclusive.
590,000 S^s. Due
June 1 from
on
1971 td 1985 inclusive.
100,000 V4S. Due
on
June 1, 1986
and 1987.
£
NORTH
DAKOTA
27
for
the
purchase
OHIO
1972
to
&
office.
Bond
Offering
—
The
$40,000
Department machine and
equipment bonds and Lakeland
bids
no
ment bonds offered
May 9—v. 183,
p. 2125—were awarded to McDon¬
ald &
Company, of Cleveland, as
Turnpike Commission (P. O.
Columbus), Ohio
in
—Reductions
Ohio
the
sealed
bids
for
(DST)
on
the
bonds
until
discount
j for
Clerk
of the Board
of
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
noon
July 17 for the purchase
building
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on June 1
of
on
$2,000,000
and Dec.
1
from
1957
to
1976
in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the First Nation¬
al Bank of Findlay. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Green Local School District (P. O.
Gallipolis), Ohio
Bond
Sale—The
$21,500
bonds
school
offered June 20
v.
183,
2818—were awarded to Fahey,
p.
—
Clark &
Co., of Cleveland.
Green
commercial
for
for the purchase
of $15,000
Village Hall improvement bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
from 1957 to 1971
inclusive. Inter¬
Legality approved by
J-D.
Squire,
Sanders
Cleveland.
&
Dempsey,
of
$31,584.78
Dated
July 1, 1956. Due on July ! from
to 1966-inclusive. ^Principal
.1957
and. interest
(J- J) payable .at the
City Treasurer's, office. Legality
Linn
Sayre, of Portland.
County School Dist. No. 33-C
(P- O. Lebanon), Ore.,
.
:
Bond Sale—The $28,000 build-,
ing bonds offered June 18—v. 183,
2951—were
awarded to the
National Bank
Principal
1957 to
in¬
and
(J-rD) payable at the SylSavings Bank, Sylvania. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
•
vania
3V4S,- at
price
a
of
Ohio
101.18,
of
Portland.
Bond Offering—Neva Samuels,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on
July'
3 for the purchase of $40,000 gen¬
eral
obligation Armory construc¬
tion
bonds.
Due
Dated
June
on
inclusive.'
June
1 from
1,
1956;
1958 to,
1967
Principal
and interest
(J-D) payable at the" City. Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality apprqyed
by Winfree, MeCulIoch, Shuler &
Sayre, of Portland.
Mount
Angel, Qre.,
Bond Sale—The $12,500 general
obligation bonds offered June 18
.
183; p. 2818—were awarded
—v.
United
the
to
of
Bank
National
States'
Portland,
3%s.
as
a
basis of about 3.11%.
PENNSYLVANIA
Willowick, Ohio
Bond
Offering
Brentwood, Pa.
Martin,
Director of Finance, will receive
bids until
sealed
Bond :Sale
F.
G.
—
(DST)
noon
on
The
—
$350,000
im¬
provement bonds offered June 19
183,
—v.
proved June 19 by the Ohio Turn¬
100 special assessment
Commission.' Toll rates for
passenger automobiles were
not
changed. '
provement
were
ap¬
pike
use
of the
Turnpike
by
commercial
vehicles, the new rates for trucks
and buses are expected to produce
additional
estimated
revenue
than
of
more
$1,500,-
the Commission was
by its Consulting Engineers,
the J. E. Greiner Company, which
retained the traffic engineering
told
firm
Coverdale
of
The
new
&
1956.
1966
to
June
until
During that period the
30, 1956.
Commission will observe whether
the
industry
trucking
with
increased
responds
&
ders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Youngstown, Ohio
Bond
Turnpike as it has stated repeat¬
edly to the Commission it would
if
$600,000 street
widening and improvement bonds
offered June 14—v. 183, p. 2590—
were
awarded to Ryan, Suther¬
land & Company, of Toledo, as 3s,
at a price of 102.04.
.
the
toll
rates
new
and buses
toll
for
trucks
2818—were awarded
p.
based
are
the prin¬
on
ciple of charging the
in pro¬
portion to the value of travel on
particular sections of the turn¬
pike,
as
tolls
contrasted to the present
Dist. No. 6
Bond
Clerk
will
2
are
assessed
on
a
ledo
the
were
new
Cleveland
factors
in
Stowy,
Education,
bids
26
June
on
of $33,000
until
for
building
bonds.
between
To¬
Oklahoma
Sale
—
The $205,000 site,
building and improvement bonds
offered June 4—v. 183, p. 2703—
were
awarded
to
ing bonds offered June 18—v. 183,
p. 2703—were awarded to a group
com¬
Company, Honnold & Co.,
and H. I. Josey & Co., all of Okla¬
City,
as
follows:
on
on
bonds*
offered
awarded
&j
erts
Dated
1
to
-
June
15
were
Schmidt, Poole, Rob¬
Parke,
July
1,
1957
from
Philadelphia.
of
1956. Due on. July
to
inclusive.
1974
Principal and interest (J-J)
the
at
First
National
pay¬
Bank
1962.
and
90,000 2%s. Due
on
Aug. 1 from
1963 to 1968 inclusive.
55,000
3s.
Principal
Due
on
Aug.
1 from
1972 inclusive.
Trust
and
interest
by
Northumberland
County (P. O.
Sunbury), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $600,000 fund¬
ing
improvement bonds of¬
21—v. 183, p. 2702—
Philadelphia
and
fered
June
awarded to the
National
Ripley
Bank,
Co.,
&
and
Harriman
Inc., New York
City, jointly, as 2%s, at a price
of 100.34, a basis of about 2.56%.
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
j
Debt
Refunding
Suggested
State Senator Robert D.
—
Fleming,
Chairman of the Special
tee
which
passenger
duce
proposal
car
truck
gested
Commit¬
hearings on the
held
to
increase
tolls 40% and re¬
20%, has sug¬
rates
that all of the
more
than
$400,000,000
of
turnpike
bonds
outstanding be refunded, with thi
new
bonds to be payable from
gross revenues
received from the
The Com¬
entire 405-mile system.
(F-A)
payable at the First National Bank
&
Co., Newton. Legality ap¬
Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
proved
Turnpike's
Aug. 1, 1959.
Aug. 1, 1960.
30,000 2%s. Due on Aug. 1, 1961
Village
Ohio
group
& Trust
1969 to
Bond Sale—The $800,000 build¬
a
posed of the First National Bank
determining
re¬
Sch.
Dist. No. 52 (P. O. Midwest City),
$15,000 2V2S. Due
15,000 23/4s. Due
and
.
.
.
Northampton Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Richboro), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $265,000 school
were
Oklahoma County Independent
ported.
School District,
(CST)
purchase
uniform
rates, the engineers
Perrysburg Exempted
Joe
—
sealed
homa
Competing public
particularly
between
receive
p.m.
the
Toledo and the Ohio-Indiana line
and
Offering
of the Board of
vehicles
commercial
for
which
user
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.;
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
and Thomas & Co., as 2%s, at a
price of 100.04, a basis of about
2.86%., ;
able
County Indep. School
(P. O. Haworth), Okla.
were
trucks
composed of Stroud &
group
& Trust
Bond
for
rates
a
v
OKLAHOMA
substantially reduced.
The
.
Sale—The
Ohio
the
of
use
1957
J-D.
1
inclusive.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
a.m.
1956 and will continue
midnight of Sept.
26,
effect
in
from
Interest
Dec.
on
McCurtain
truck tolls will become
paving im¬
Dated July 1,
bonds.
Due
Colpitts to
effective not later than 12:01
highways,
C. Bibler,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on June
est
inclusive.
$500,000
June 1,
from
1
terest
as
of
improvement bonus.
Co.;
highway
per-mile basis.
Springs, Ohio
Bond Offering—Sam
the* purchase
sewer
to
Findlay City School District, Ohio
Constien,
Education,
Bond Offering—Nora Copeland,
City Recorder, will receive "sealed
bids until 8 p.m. fPST) on July .51
July 5 for the purchase of $124,-
the
of
mercial vehicles.
Bond Offering—G. R.
Dec.
on
study the rates of tolls for com¬
July 3.
Mac-
Hugh
—*
purchase
of
bonds.
Dated
1956. Due
Turn¬
000" per year,
being
reoffered for sale. Mable Johnson,
Director of Finance, will receive
the
building
1976
;
"
Tolls Cut for Trucks and Buses
received
were
27
Cambridge, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $47,036.24
spe¬
cial assessment
street
improve¬
Ohio
"substantially
June 5—v. 183, p. 2951—are
Offering
Queen, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on July 10
for
1957. to
J-J."
Med ford, Ore.,.
Co., Inc., of Toledo,
bonds
improvement
Bond
1 from
Interest
Gresham, Ore.
1
June
$42,000.
July ' 16,1
p.
Trenton Local School District,
Intended to stimulate
Water
of
.build-;
Bond Sale—The $204,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 19—v. 183,
ing bonds offered June 21—-v. 183,
p. 2702 — were awarded
to Mc¬
p. 2703—were awarded to Braun,
Donald & Co., of Cleveland.
Bosworth &
Ohio
Eastlake, Ohio
Bank
Sale—The $190,000
Bond
users
bonds are dated Aug.
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the City Treasurer's
of
inclusive.
Newbury Local School District,
volume
1958
The
$50,000
public bath bonds. Dated July 15,
1956. Due on July 15 from 1958 to
1976
on
1956.
Linton, N. Dak.
Bond Offering — Ben
Ramey,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) on June
Due
Marburger, Evatt
Barton, of Columbus.
awarded
group composed of the Wach¬
ovia
Bank
&
Trust
Company,
payable
(J-D)
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
Improvement
bonds.
15
Dec.
Bricker,
12
a
on
in¬
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey,
2
Due
and buses and the institution of a
noon
183,
—v.
1982
on
Dated
bonds.
1956.
15,
Ohio
Due
to
June
clusive. Legality approved by
for which
-
on
pike schedule of tolls for trucks
Halifax County, Roanoke Rapids
Bond
1958
from
Boulevard
Sanitary District (P. O.
Roanoke Rapids), N, C.
(EST)
noon
in¬
1
NORTH CAROLINA
'
receive
_on
of
Dated
Jan.
on
inclusive..
1959
■
Springfield Local School District
(P. O. Holland), Ohio •
Tenney
assessment
sewer
of
Expressways
bonds.
1
No.
Feb.
p.m.
inclusive.
purchase
follows:
Workhouse
30,000
pur¬
chase of $45,000 general improve¬
bonds. Dated June 1, 1956.
until
bids
sealed
L.
will
—
Auditor,
City
Due
First
I
Offering
'Bond
Rees,
National
Central
(PST)
purchase
approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
St. Paris.
at the
receive
a.m. (EST)
the
as
from
Squire,
re¬
ment
First
by
Newark, Ohio
of Cleveland.
Offering—Frank Fernan¬
Treasurer, will
sealed bids
until 2
(EDST)
1
clusive.
Fund
Village
ceive
No.
Fund
'•*>
,
will
General
Jan.
Solvay, N. Y.
dez,
approved
Legality
cipal and interest
Agnes Brown
—
sealed bids until 11:30
$250,000
awarded
to the Bankers Trust Co., New
York City, as 2.10s, at a price of
100.16, a basis of about 2.05%.
Jefferson.
8 pjn.
the
Shuler &
from 1957 to 1961 inclusive. Prin¬
20—v. 183, p. 2950—were
Bond
1956.
of'West |183, p. 2818—were awarded to the ;
Bank
1.78%, plus $41.
bonds offered June
purposes
National
Central
until
for
building, bonds..
inclusive.
1978
to
Bond Offering —J anie Palpier,5
Clerk, will receive sealed
St. Paris, Ohio
July 3 for the purchase of $40,000
follows:
as
"4
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2T
Principal ;
Bond Sale—The $12,000 water
and interest (M-N) payable at the works bonds offered June 20—v.
1957
$2,000,000 at 1.75% interest, plus a
premium of $42, and $1,958,000 at
City,
.
Schenectady, N. Y.
loan
preliminary
basis of about 3.03%.
a
■
bids
3V4S; at a price of 102.13,
as
of $86,000 building bonds. ^ Dated
July 1, 1956. Due on Nov. 1 from
ton, of Columbus.
tp the Chase Manhattan Bank,
New
July 3 for the purchase
on
$3,598,000
notes offered June 19 were award¬
inclusive,
1966
to
Sale —The
Note
(P. O. Rotterdam), N. Y.
Co.,
Bricker, Marburger, Evatt & Bar¬
Cincinnati, Ohio
Rotterdam Fire District No. 2
Offering
(EST)
Bond Sale-^-The $55,000 special
?
of about 2.73%.
Bond
will receive sealed bids until,noon
to
District
.
Chillicothe, Ohio
20—v. >
awarded
'
City
,
and* interest
Principal
inclusive.
June
were
,—r.
Edwards,-Inc., of Oklahoma
'
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inclu¬
National
the
-
offered
2951
Gilliam County School Dist. No. 25
~(P, O. Box 6t5, Condon), Ore. v ;
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
larger, Bank of Marion. Legality ap¬
by Squire,: Sanders- &
Village Clerk, will receive sealed proved
bids until noon (EST) on June 30' Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond Offering—Mary Rhoades, for the purchase of $13,000 fire Port
Clinton City Sch. Dist,; Ohio
Village Clerk, will receive sealed department bonds. Dated May 1,
Bond Sale—The $925,000 builds-,
#bids until noon (EST) on June 39 4956. Due on Nov. 1 from 1957 to
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 183,
for the purchase of $31,500. street 1965 inclusive. Interest M-N; j;;
p. 2818—were awarded to a group '
improvement bonds. Dated July 1, lJeflerson Local School Dist*(P. O.
composed of Ryan, Sutherland &
1956.
Due
semi-annually
from
West Jeffers,on), Ohio
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Ohio
Sept. 1, 1957 to March 1, 1967 in¬
Bond Offering — P. H. Laferty,
Compapy, Prescott & Co., and
clusive. Interest M-S.
"
Clerk erf the Bqard of, Education, Provident Savings Bank & Trust
Band
bonds
p.
City.
f
W. C. Halde-
—
man,
>
,
•
(P. O. R. D. 7, Marion), Ohio
-Bond
:.
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Stigler, Okla.
4 :
$70,000 water
extension
and
improve-'
Sale—The
works
ment
100.30,
.
Dec. 1 from
on
V ■'
of
price
a
"
Bond
R. J.
payable at the
Sharon Center
Banking Co., Sharon. Legality ap¬
proved. by Bricker,
Marburger,
(J-D)
payable at .the Chardon
Savings Bank Co., Chardon. Le-r
(P. O. R. D. No. 4,
Amsterdam), N. Y.
at
;
Pleasant Local School District
interest (J-D)
sive. Principal and
interest
and
3s,
as
basis of about 2.97%.
a
skill, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on July 3 for
the purchase of $686,500 building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1956. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
1957 to 1981
1 from
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Co.,
Evelyn Brun-
—
^
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc.; Field, Richards & Co.; and
Provident Savings Bank & Trust
Highland Local School District
(P. O. R. F. D. No. 2, Medina),
of 100.50, a basis of
3s, at a price
about 2.91%.
Qyster Bay Common Sch. Dist. No.
20 (P. O. Old Bethpage), N. Y.
Company, of Oklahoma
City, or at the Oklahoma Fiscal
Agency in New York City.
mission's
desire
to
the
revise
existing rate schedule stems from
the fact that the most recent Del¬
aware
River and Northeastern
tensions
of the pike
are
not
ex¬
pro-
Number 5545
183
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Finaricial Chronicle
.
dueing sufficient revenues toj to the First National
cover
impending
bond
interest Wampum* as 3s."*»charges.. These extensions were
West
financed under
arate
-from
financing
that
>
extension
employed
highly
the
line
terms of the
Secretary,
receive
(DST) on
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
to
-
Valley Forge. However, under the
OffeTinf^-Jonn S. Groff,
Borough
successful,
Ohio
the
from
Bond
int
July 11 for the
Jfurchase of $108,-
"000
'improvement
Aug.T, 1956. Due
1948 indenture, none,
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1 from
of the revenues from the. Ohio-,
1957 to 1959 inclusive. Principal
Valley Forge extension can be di¬ and interest
payable at the First
verted until all of the remaining
National Bank of West Chester.
on
$168,000,000 bonds have been re¬
Legality approved by Townsend,
tired, The lagging sections were*
Elliott & Munson, of-Philadelphia.
•financed
via
indenture
1952
the
If
covering approximately $233,000,-;
•000 bonds.
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'
*
.Tinicum
Twp.
Shivo,
Township
receive
,
sealed
(DST)
'of,
(P.- O.
Ottsville),
Pennsylvania
Offering—Mrs.
Bond
$10,000
until
general:"
H.
Sale
,
p.
3V2s, at
a
price of 100.42, a basis'
of about 3.45
—
19
awarded to the Chemical
were
Corn
Exchange Bank; New York
City, at 1.84% interest, plus a
premium of $7.
from
1959
to
struction
and
(by lownsend, Elliott & iviunson,
of Philadelphia.
1
-
Wampum, Pa.
Bond Sale—The
■;
-
$15,000 genera}
obligation bonds'offered June
183,
18
2950—were awarded
p.
con-,
as 2%s, at a
100.03;""S basis of about
2.86%.
"
bids
will
Record¬
that
announces
be
until
received
2
p.m.
(CST) on July 3 for the
purchase of $38,000 water works
and
revenue
tax
bonds.
sold to the Federal
were
Housing
Agency.
Due
1957
to
inclusive.* Principal
and
interest
•Bond
on
(J-D)
dated July 1, 1956
July-1 from 1957 to
are
on
payable,
at
Bonds due in
thereafter
callable
are
Blossom
Prairie,
works
Due
by
System
revenue
bonds
Investment!
Bond
-Unadjusted-
1955
-1956
1955
May
143
138
„142
144
138
143
144
140
143
146
140
158
160
163
155
•May
April
May
153
158
129
12?
127
127
129
124
129
129
121
130
129
output
126
Household
-
.434
145
145
141
110
103
X.
Residential
Manufacturing
prod,
Employment,
150
136
total
221
117.2
117.2
280
252
113.7
x
—
370
x
284
116.1
113.1
116.6
107.2
105.6
105.0
106.0
104.1
113.0
'113.7
114.9
112.7
97.7
98.0
96.9
94.8
95.6
94.0
155.5
158.2
98
99
96
.100
97
98
tl23
•122
117
tl21
•113
116
X
Department store stocks, value
(Estimated.
"133
123
X
•142
.
'
INDUSTRIAL
PRODUCTION
1956
metrJs
Primary
Metal
145
140
168
Fabricated
metal
Machinery
1
May
143
171
163
j—
...
-Unadjusted-
1955
April
•'May
,
135
issue of
$90,000
sold to Ranson &
was
inclusive.
1989
gality
Carrollton
M-N.
M
by
c
C
Le¬
a
11,
Independent School
District, Tex.
&
Co., and the First
Co., both
follows:
as
3s. Due
$50,000
sold to the Texas
was
Trust
$300,000
of
Dallas,
136
151
154
65,000 3V4s. Due
134
172
151
135
143
'
1967 to
185,000 3V2S. Due
1974 to
July 15 from
on
1973 inclusive.
on
July 15 from
1986 inclusive.
198
207
181
193
202
209
142
165
165
142
lumber products.
Stone, clay and glass products.
140
139
137
142
141
139
159
158
149
159
158
Lumber
123
121
125
127
126
135
134
132
.,130
132
121
121
117
116
119
113
145
142
142
140
141
137
108
103
110
108
111
110
X
103
106
X
108
108
X
114
113
posed of R. A. Underwood & Co.;
112
120
121
Rauscher,
and
Furniture
products
miscellaneous—'—
and
fixtures
Miscellaneous manufactures
149
*
129
apparel
r.od
mill
Textile
products
X
109
114
116
Apparel and allied products
and leather products
Rubber
118
-
•"
125
X
Dated
July 15, 1956.
Interest
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of
J-J.
mas,
Edinburg, Texas
$400,000 street
improvement bonds offered June
19
were
awarded to
Pierce
a
&
group com¬
Co.;
M.
E.
X
147
t
X
146
105
105
X
105
100
143
138
143
145
137
Paper
X
160
156
X
165
153
from 1957 to 1981 inclusive. Bonds
Printing
X
131
126
X
134
127
due
168
168
159
164
163
156
X
177
168
X
179
165
and
.
products
Paper and piinting
.
...
'
and allied products—__
and publishing
Chemicals and pecroleum prod...
Chemicals and al ied products-
Allison &
in
1972
callable
as
Tobacco
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
products-
142
142
134
139
138
131
ity
112
112
108
109
104
105
hurst
X
112
108
i
104
X
t
109
X
X
109
130
130
121
130
129
120
86
81
85
85
77
149
150
139
149
150
139
school bonds
128
125
120
141
124
132
Texas
manufactures
Legal¬
1
approved
&
Park¬
and
natural gas
Metal, stone and earth minerals—
•Preliminary.
(Not available.
...
202,000 3y4s. Due
~
both
on
Jan. 10 from
1970 to 1987 inclusive.
Bond
J-J.
June
10, 1956.
Legality approved
Tyler,
was
sold to the East
Investment
as
Company,
3%s, 3V2S and 3s.
of
Dated
Bank of New York,
alone, as 2s, at a price
100.11, a basis of about 1.97%.
WASHINGTON
Benton
County,
Riverview
County
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
will
until
receive
2
p.m.
(PST)
July 9 for the purchase of
$214,000 building bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1956. Due on July 1 from
on
1958
1976
inclusive. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
to
and interest
Clark County, Camas School. Dist.
No. 117 (P. O. Vancouver), Wash.
Bond Offering—Eva K.
County
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until
Burgett,
receive
will
10
a.m.
(PST)
purchase of
$1,050,000 series A building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Aug.
July
on
10
from
1
for
1958
the
to
1969
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the
County Treasurer's
office, or at the State's fiscal
agency in New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle. "
Grant
County, Moses Lake Schoot
161 (P. O.
Ephrata), Wash, Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 14—v. 183,
p. 2819—were sold to the State of
Washington, as 3s, at a price of
District No.
by Dob¬
Pehiel, Texas
Offering—Roy D. Dooly
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Jum
28 for the purchase of $120,00C
.
bonds, as follows:
waterworks
tax
bonds.
on
July 1 from 1958 to
Due
1986 inclusive.
sewer
Due
July 1 from 1958 to 198C
South
Houston, Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000
sold
system revenue bonds was
M.
to
E.
Allison
&
Co., of
San Antonio, and Moroney, Beissner
& Co., of Houston, as 3.90s.
on
Feb. 15 from 1957 to 1984
inclusive.
Interest F-A.
UTAH
Con¬
Dist. (P. O. 351
South State Street, Salt
servancy
Lake
City), Utah
The $1,265,000
water conservancy bonds offered
June 14
v. 183, p. 2704 — were
awarded to a group composed of
John Nuveen & Co., Boettcher &
Bond
Sale
—
—
& Co., Coughlin
Co., and Juran & Moody, Inc.,
at a price of par, a net interest
cost of about 3.77%, as follows:
Co., McCormick
&
4s. Due
1958
to
1965
on Sept.
inclusive.
1 from
1966
to
1993
840,000 33/4s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1994 to 2005 inclusive.
The
bonds
banking syndicate
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., John Nuveen & Co., Inc., B.
J. Van Ingen &
Co., Inc., and
Blyth & Co., Inc. (other members
appear below) purchased via ne¬
gotiation on June 19 an issue of
$166,000,000
bear
3y8%
tric
additional
bonds
at
in¬
Columbia
Rapids
hydro-elec¬
price of 96.20, a
basis of about 4.05%. The bonds
are
dated
a
May 1, 1956 and mature
Nov. 1, 2005.
The
syndicate made public reoffering of the bonds at a price
of
99 and accrued interest, the
yield being about 3.92%. Follow¬
ing announcement of the terms,
a
flood of
from
buying orders emanated
investors
with
that the bonds went to
within
a
the
a
result
premium
few hours of the open¬
ing of subscription books.
In addition to the
principal un¬
includes,
among others, the following: A. C.
Allyn & Co., C. J. Devine & Co.,
Dillon, Read & Co., Drexel &
Co., Eastman, Dillon & Co., Equit¬
able Securities Corporation,
Glore, Forgan & Co., Goldman,
Sachs & Co., Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Phelps,
Fenn
& Co., Salomon Bros.
&
derwriters the syndicate
Hutzler.
;
Smith,* Barney & Co., Union
Securities Corp., White, Weld &
Co., Dean Witter & Co., Stone &
Securities
Corp., Bear,
Stearns & Co., Blair & Co., Inc.,
Alex. Brown & Sons, Ira Haupt
Webster
&
Co.,
Hemphill,
Hornblower
inclusive.
Utility Dist.
vestment
on
dated
July 1,
1956. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Mercantile Na¬
tional Bank, Dallas. Legality ap¬
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
are
County Public
No. 2 (P. O. Ephrata), Wash.
Bond
Sale—A
nationwide in¬
River-Priest
70,000
waterworks
and
system revenue bonds.
bonds
•
Grant
bins & Howard, of San Antonio.
$50,000
School
Interest
330,000 3%s. Due on Sept. 1 from
issue of $62,000
Sale—An
City
par.
Dated
$95,000
Hemphill Independent Sch. Dist.
No. 4, Tex.
fuels
Coal
oil
are
104
Minerals:
Crude
thereafter
and
of July 1, 1971.
tobacco
manufactures
coal
beverages and
Food and beverage
Mineral
Co., and Nongard & Co.
1, 1956. Due on July 1
Dated July
89
and
Petroleum
Food,
.
-
Co., and the Columbian Secu¬
on Jan. 10 from
1961 to 1969 inclusive.
Sale—The
X
products
Leather
$250,00C
Salt Lake County Water
Bond
tional
sold to Dittmar
was
Dallas.
142
Rubber
Crowe,
$48,000 3y2s. Due
127
Nondurable Manufactures:
Textiles
approved
&
rities Corporation of Texas,
of San Antonio, as follows:
Due
189
202
and
Parkhurst
,
school bonds
July 15 from
on
163
Furniture
McCall,
inclusive.
1986
Legality
Northside Independent School
District (P. O. San Antonio),
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
194
glass and
J-J.
of Dallas.
The
209
Clay,
William.:
inclusive.
183
equipment
Instruments
by
sewer
167
--
1957! to
from
on
165
Transportation
15
Interest
Crowe, of Dallas.
Bond Sale—An issue of
165
134
206
Interest
approved
Parkhurst &
May
151
174
135
153
151
April
169
-
134
171
150
Electrical
135
169
products
Nonelectrical
1
13D0
-146
?
*
$125,00C
sold to
was
Edwards &
inclusive.
Company, of San Antonio, as 4s,
at a price of par.
Dated May 1,
1956. Due on May 1 from 1957 to
jointly,
•May
fabricating
1971
Sale—An
Southwest
1947-49 average=100
Manufactures:
to
Brownsville), Tex.
school bonds
.
Seasonally'Ad justed
Tex.
Co., and Rauscher
Co.-, Inc., both of Dallas,
jointly, as 33/4s, 3y2s and 3y4s.
Dated July 15, 1956. Due on July
July 1, 1966.
on
school bonds
127
tNot available.
school bonds
.
*
Bank
Durable
1957
Bond
NOTE—Construction contract indexes based on three-month
moving averages,'cen¬
tered at second month, of F. W, Dodge data for 37 Eastern States.
Employment and
payrolls indexes are compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistic^
•Preliminary.
pur-»
150.0
Payrolls, total
Department store sales, value
the
for
p.m.
County Consol. Common
School District No. 1 (P.O.
332
115.0
...
District,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond
271
.
106.5
Freight carloadings
re¬
2
Dallas.,
296
319
113.9
Nondurable
will
until
28
Mc-
Cameron
workers—
Durable
P.
102
■
Vrrt'
245
315
s
Call,
109
Judge,
bids
June
on
Felix
Interest
Legality approved by McParkhurst
&
Crowe,
of
J-J.
167
142
277
...
other
Employment and payrolls—
Nonagricultural employees, total
147
205
141
109
vVr
....
Munday Independent School
>
of
from
I
154
126
163
190
contracts, value—
Total
Legality
approved by Dumas,' Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
&
$220,000 hospital bonds.
Dated July 1, 1956.
Due on July
162
145
142
142
110
i
durables
consumer
Construction
All
132
133
119
durables.
consumer
chase
—
County
sealed
ceive
Callable
Autos
Other
Gaughy,
122
Consumer durable goods—
Major
serially from
inclusive.
1976
to
Texas
County (P. O. Alpine),
Offering
(CST)
Manufactures—
Total
5s and 4s.
1.
as
Dated Jan.
T exas
April
.
Due
1957
Bond Sale—An issue of
•May
Durable.
building bonds was sold to R. J
Edwards, Inc., of Dallas, as 3y2t
and 3y4s, at a price of par. Datea
of Dallas.
Brewster
142
Nondurable
was
offered June 21—v. 183, p. 2952—
were
awarded to the First Nan-
Nessly,
District, Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $85,00C
serially from 1961 to
Legality approved
Huguenin & Booth
Dumas,
man,
INDEXES
Seasonally Adjusted
Minerals
$65,000
Central
the
price of par.
a
Tex.
Sale—An issue of
to
^Vermont (State of)
Bond Sale—The $7,632,000 pub¬
lic building and hignway bonds
Dist. No. 53 (P. O. Prosser), Wash,
Bond Offering _C. W.
Pierce &
sold
19 were
awarded
to the Chase
Manhattan Bank, New York City*
at 1.74% interest, plus a premium
of $34.
acting
1971 inclusive.
June 1, 1956.
Interest
Legality approved by Mc¬
Call, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬
N.
1947-49 average=100
_
of
Dallas.
water
Redevelopment and Hous¬
ing Authority, Va.
Note Sale—The $1,674,000
pre¬
liminary loan notes offered June
Dated
1989 inclusive.
Federal Reserve
Total
June 1 from
on
VIRGINIA
;
Norfolk
J-D.
••
1956.
'C-
Total
1977
as
(j-J) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's office. Legality approved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
Bond
Sept. 1, 1957.
of
Sale—Rauscher, Pierce &
July 1,1976. Principal and interest
June 1 from
Board of Governors of the
Industrial production-
1967 to
Midway Independent School
Co., of San Antonio purchased an"
issue
of
$900,000 unlimited tax
school building bonds as 3.15s, at
a price of par and accrued interest.
at
-1956-
1966 inclusive.
15,000 4y4s. Due
/
Company, of Dallas,
BUSINESS
1957 to
Big Spring Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Dated
June 1, 1956.
1985
19—v.
totaling $600,000
offered June 15—v. 183, p: 2703—
1986 inclusive.
Offering^—Town
Mabron Lewter
oral
June
—
and
Ardmore, Tenn.
er
Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
revenue
The bonds
TENNESSEE
Bond
18
awarded
Co., of San Antonio.
Mansfield,
Tennessee. (State of),
.Bond
Sale
The dormitory
and mature
Bank, Chester. Legality approved
June
$35,000
municipal building bonds was sold
to Keith,
183, p !
Reed & Company, oi
2819—were awarded to the». First Dallas, as follows:
National Bank of Memphis.
.j $20*000 4&. Due on June 1 from
bonds offered
bonds
Co., of Providence,
price of
to Dittmar &
$700,000 River-/
TEXAS
offered June 20—'v. 183, p. 2952—
were awarded to jG. H. Walker &
inclusive.
1973
equipment
-
$165,000 sc]>dol
offered
2952—were
p.
las.
Newport, R. I.
,.;Bond Sale—-The $100,000
;
>
;
bonds
183,
—v.
65^
terest of 6% from Aug. 1, 1956 to
Street improvement
and Home Finance
%rr^
Bend Sale—The
house
Knoxville, Tenn.
Bond Sale—The
front-Willow
obligation
'
•
Principal and interest payable at
.the
Delaware ' County
National
—v.
19
as
—v.
183,
June
will
8
Chester), Pa.— )
—
R. C. Sakers,1
.Borough Secretary, will- receive
.sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (DST)
.on July. 12
for the. purchase of
! $40,000 street improvement bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1956. Due on Aug.
i
—f. The $150,000 re¬
bonds'offered
2818—were awarded
to John Nuveen' & Co., of Chicago,
Trainer (P. O.
Bond Offering
1
.
June 1, 1956. Due on June 1 from
Legality, approved 1957 to .1987 inclusive.
Interest
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. J-D, Legality approved by McCall,
Gallatin Housing Authority, Tenn. Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Note Sale
The $495,000 pre¬ Lorenzo
Independent School Dist.,
liminary loan notes offered June
Texas
Nashville.
*
bonds.
■
Bond
-
p.m.'
Secretary,
bids
Central Falls, R. I.
funding
Anna
July 3 for the purchase
cn
ISLAND
'V RHODE
•
'
the First American National Bank
of
Chester, Pet.
indenture sep¬
an
of
Bank
(3067)
&
Noyes
Weeks,
& Co.,
Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., F. S. Mose-
ley & Co., Paine, Webber, Jack¬
& Curtis, R. W. Pressprich &
son
Co., Shields & Co.
Pacific
Northwest
Co., Seattle,
r
The Commercial and
m
Financial Chronicle
C
Jfldlen
ties
Bosworth
Braun,
Co.,
&
Republic Co.,
Burr, Dick & MerleS. Dickson & Co., Fran¬
&
Coffin
Smith, R.
cis I. duPont & Co.,
Estabrook &
& Co., Reynolds & Co.,
Rothschild & Co., SchoelL
F.
Jcopf, Hutton & Pomeroy.
•;
Purpose of Issue
<
-
of
Project as
S. Corps
1948 report
Rapids
its
in
Engineers
was
;
for Federal
authorized
con¬
by act of Congress in
Congress did not, however,
struction
•>
1950.
proceeds from the sale .Of
bonds will be used to finance
construction of a dam and
Wet
■the
Trust Company,
recommended by the U.
Jitorton
JL.
Priest
The
con¬
Project,
the
of
struction
the
for
funds
appropriate
payable
(F-A)
1966.
H
W,
Corporation,
Principal
clusive.
by
kilowatts
2,355,000
around
1956. Due
at
.
.
Monday, June 25, 195$
receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on July
9 for the purchase of $1,000,000
school bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1956.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1976
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the Waukesha
National Bank, Waukesha State
(F-A)
Bank,
at the City Treasurer's
Legality to be approved by
or
office.
even
Issue Placed in United
rated and the Dominion
Corporation and associates have
placed privately $7,500,000
4%
debentures due June 1, 1976, prin¬
cipal and interest being payable in
lawful money of the United States
of America.
is
This
the
City
the
in
Winnipeg
of
4%s,
as
Due on June
inclusive.
1976
to
Bond Sale—An issue of
5%
school
bonds
Schools§
United States since 1931.
$127,000
sold
was
to
Wood, Gundy & Company. Due
June
15
sive.
on
Interest J-D.
from
1957
1976
to
inclu¬
QUEBEC
Montreal Catholic Sch.
Commission,
Quebec
borrowing by
first
the
Co., jointly,
1957
Ontario
States—
& Co., Incorpo¬
Securities
Harriman Ripley
&
price of 98.32.
Waterloo Roman Catholic
Winnipeg, Man.
will
Clerk,
from
Interest J-D.
MANITOBA
of Chicago,
a
1
Northern
Waukesha, Wis.
Bond Offering — Esther Winn,
City
at
interest
and
the
Thomson
CANADA
1976 in¬
on
ing rapidly and steadily, projec¬
tions are that the energy deficit
in the Pacific Northwest will be
Co., First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, Hallgarten & Co.
The
Illinois
Company,
Lee
Higginson
ing bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
Feb. 1 from 1958 to
than
more
13,000 customers located in sub¬
stantially a-all of the populated
areas of Grant County.
With de¬
mands for electric power mount¬
Inc., Central
& Co.,
competition
without
American Securi¬
Bache & Co.; A. G.
Co.,
&
Corp.,
Becker
'
.
(306B)
Issues
Placed
and Canada—A
in
United
States
comprising
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Leh¬
man Brothers; Credit Interprovingroup
Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of Mil¬
The debentures are being issued
waukee, or Chapman & Cutler, of for the purpose of providing pay¬
Itydro-electric plant of 678,000 kw gion
cial, Limitee, and Rene T. Leelerc„
Chicago.
ment of the price of certain elec¬
peak capacity across the Colum¬ a shortage of electric energy. Fail¬
tric
distribution • properties
ac¬ Incorporee has negotiated the di¬
bia River in Grant and Yakima ure of Congress to appropriate the
:
West Allis, Wis.
rect placement of $10,000,000 (U.S*
quired from the Winnipeg Electric
Bond Sale—The $2,400,000 cor¬
-Counties, Washington.3 The dam necessary funds, coupled with in¬
Currency)
School
Commission
jsiie is located about 150 air miles' creased needs for an assured pow¬ porate purpose bonds offered June Company and others. The hydro¬
4y4% sinking fund debentures due
1 northeast of Portland, Oregon; 130 er supply, led Public Utility Dis¬ 19—v. 183, p. 2819—were awarded electric system of the City is a
May 15, 1976.
.air
miles southeast
of Seattle; trict No. 2 of Grant County to ap¬ to a group composed of Harris self-supporting enterprise.
At the same time it was an¬
Winnipeg is the fourth largest
Washington, and
140 air tfiiles ply to the Federal Power Com¬ Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago;
nounced that $5,000,000 (Canadian
southwest of Spokane, Washing¬ mission for a preliminary permit First Boston Corp.; Salomon Bros. city in Canada with a population
-the
the'Pacific Northwest re¬
was beginning to experience
though
,
ton.
,
bonds is exempt,
Interest on the
-
.
for the
Project
July 22, 1952.
on
Following the enactment on July
of counsel from all 27, 1954 of legislation by the 83rd
Congress,
the
Federal
Power
Commission authorized the pre¬
da the opinion
present Federal income taxes un*der existing laws, regulations and
liminary
permit
and
later : a
;
The bonds will have the benefit license to the District for con¬
of ythe
Priest Rapids
of. an annual sinking fund, begin¬ struction
ning in the 12 months ending Nov. Project.
First "Partnership" Project
%' 1963, designed to retire the
The facilities to be constructed
entire issue by maturity, and they
^will also be redeemable at the at the
Priest
Rapids site will
•option of the District in whole at probably be the first of the "part-;
projects advocated by
any time on and after May 1, 1966 nership"
at ' redemption
prices
ranging the present administration. A low
tfcom 103% to 100%, and in part bid of $91,880,625 to
build the
on any interest payment date on
Priest
Rapids dam and hydro¬
•or after May 1, 1961 at 100% from
electric plant was submitted by
certain specified funds, plus ac- Merritt-Chapman &
Scott Cor¬
-crued interest in each case.
poration.
The powerhouse will
contain eight turbine - generator
Power Sales Contracts
Public Utility District JNo. 2 has units capable of a peak capacity
already entered into Power Sales of 678,000 kilowatts. It is esti¬
Contracts
expiring on Oct. 31, mated that the job can be com^
(2005 with 12 purchasers, who will pleted by October, 1961. 4
rulings.
.
&
interest
price of 100.07, a net
of about 2.39%, as
a
cost
follows:
.
$1,440,000
2Y4S.
Due
on
June
1
from 1957 to 1968 inclusive.
-
3
Louis, and Channer Securities
Corp., at
•
-
Mercantile Trust Co.,
Hutzler,
St.
960,000 2y2s. Due on June 1 from
1969
to
1976
inclusive.
WYOMING
Teton
County,
Jackson
estimated at 260,000
give effect to the present issue, is
$20,647,305. This figure is 5.2%
of
the
assessed
valuation
and
amounts to $83 per
Associates
are
capita.
The First Boston
Corporation; Smith, Barney & Co.;
A. E. Ames & Co.; Wood, Gundy
Co., Inc.; McLeod, Young, Weir,
Incorporated. •
;
&
Wilson
•
4
to
produced at the new plant
retained by the District
be
be
•for its own use or sale.
Bond
000
to
Sale—An
issue
of
&
Co.,
and
provisions of Pub-*
the
Under
July 12 for the purchase of $75,000
♦lie Law 544 of the 83rd
and
Congress
the Federal Power Commis-»
aion license approved on Nov.
4,
'
1955, relating to the Priest Rapids
JProject, approximately 31% of the
output of the initial plant will be
jrnarketed in Oregon, 4% in Idaho-*
Montana and 28.5%
by certain
utilities within the State of Wash¬
building bonds; Dated July 1,1956.
Due
The purchasers
-13.9%; the City of Seattle, 8%; the
City, of Tacoma, 8%; Puget Sound
Power & Light Co., 8%; Washing¬
ton Water Power, 6.1%; Cowlitz
County P.U.D. No. 1, 2%; Kittitas
County P.U.D. No. 1, 0.4%; and
lour Oregon cities, Eugene, 1.7%;
Forest Grove, 0.5%; McMinnville,
•0.5%;
Milton
and
Freewater,
-
payable
(J-J)
Treasurer's
the
at
County
Legality
office.
ap+
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
•
j
VIRGINIA
WEST
.
Morgantown, W. Va.
Bond Offering — Elmer W.
and the percent¬
allocated to them are: Paci¬
fic Power & Light Co., 13.9%;
Portland
General
Electric
Co.*
ages
July 1 from 1958 to 1971
Principal and interest
on
inclusive.
ington.
'
oh
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST)
Prince, City Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
June 27 for the purchase
000
waterworks
Dated Feb., L,
of $350,bonds.
q\)R Wo*
revenue
1956. Due on Aug. 1
1995 inclusive. Prin¬
from 1958 to
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
of the State Sinking
at the office
Commission, Charleston, or
the Chase Manhattan Bank, of
Fund
at
New York
City. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
--0.5%.
•
„
-
WISCONSIN
Energy Demands Increasing
Public Utility District No. 2, of
•Grant
Washington,
County,
existence in
Troted
into
nince
March,
1942,
operated
a
and
1938
was
and
it has owned
profitable
currently
system
serving
District No.
1
(P. O. Bonduel),
Wisconsin
Offering
Bond
District Clerk,
(CST)
on
bids until 1:30
The
of
American
fhenolic Corporation has been changed
corporate
name
building bonds.
AMPHENOL
to
ELECTRONICS
CORPORATION.
July 1, 1956.
June
Due on July 1
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
was
(The
offered
originally
on
15.)
Mondovi
meeting of the Board of Direc¬
Amphenol Electronics Corpo¬
ration held today a quarterly dividend
of twenty-five cents
per
share was
declared, payable July 27, 1956
to
At
of $100,000
issue
p.m.
for the pur¬
25
June
Dated
from
Bloom,
Carl
—
will receive sealed
chase
&MPHEN®
Hartand,
(Towns) Joint School
Washington
bids and oral
NOTICE
DIVIDEND
and
(Village),
Wauckechon, Lessor, Navarino and
and
rapidly expanding electric distri¬
bution
Bonduel
(City), Mondovi, Naples,
a
tors
the
of
shareholders
close
of
transfer
Dated
at
business
books
of
July
will
record
at
the
13, 1956. The
be closed.
not
Albany and Drammen
Joint School
District
(Towns)
No.
1
(P. O. Mondovi), Wis.
Bond
District
Offering
—
R.
H.
Ecke,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Chicago June 18, 1956.
FRED
G. PACE, Secretary
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
for the
$700,-
improvement bonds was sold
Gairdner
receive
will
Treasurer,
County
.1
Vaughn Township, Ontario
ing bonds offered June 12—v. 183,
2819—were awarded to Boett-
•/
♦
.
ONTARIO
$335,000 build¬
cher & Company, of Denver.
4
.
purchase 63.5% of the projected Skagit County, Laconner Sch. Dist.
output of power and energy at the
No. 311 (P. O. Mount Vernon), <
Priest Rapids site. The balance of
Washington
30.5% of the power and energy
Bond Offering —Will B. Ellis,
-will
The
$394,-
108,390 and the net funded debt,
of April 30, 1956 adjusted to
■,
p.
is
as
High School District (P. O.
Jackson), Wyo.
Bond Sale—The
in 1955.
valuation
assessed
1956
June 28
purchase of $350,000 build¬
I
Nesbitt,
funds)
School
Commission
4%
serial debentures maturing at the
of
rate
in each year
from 1957 to 1961, inclusive, have
been sold in Canada by Credit In$1,000,000
terprovincial,
Limitee
and
Rene
T. Leclerc, Incorporee.
St.
Francois-Regis School Board,
Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
school bonds
was
$65,000
sold to DesJar-
Couture, Inc., at a price of
a net interest cost of about
4.59%, as follows:
din,
98.05,
$55,000 4s. Due on
May
1
from
1957 to 1971 inclusive.
10,000 41/2S. Due
on
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
Dated May 1, 1956.
.
May 1 from
Int. M-N.
@FedFRASER